https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-01-11.pdf 9d41870933df2bc42a90266c7e6d9dfb PDF Text Text F' Hastings Banner VOL. WHOLE NO. i486. HASTINGS, MICH., JANUARY 11, 1884. MAUD AND THE ROSES. Prices Down! Down! [New York Journal] Within the elaborately furnished par­ lor of a palatial Fifth avenue residence, her dunty feet encased in dainty slip­ pers of violet colored silk, sat Maud L’Acquilton, the cherished child offor­ tune. Reared in the lap of luxury she was ignorant of the trials and sorrows which beset the busy mart where men battle for bread. In her hand she held the picture of a young man who, like herself, had been reared amid scenes of At Lewis Stem’s Overcoats worth $7.00 for $5.00 Overcoats worth 10.00 for $7.00. Overcoats worth $15.00 for $12.00. Men’s- Suits worth $7.50 for $5.00. Men’s Suits worth $10 for $7.50 115.00 for 812.00. Shirts and Drawers from 25c to' 50c. nen Handkerchiefs in Large Quantities. Dry Goods are Lower than Ever Silks in Black for 75c, 9Oc, $1.00 and $1.25. Black and Colored Cashmeres , from 40c to 75c. . • A large assortment of Underwear, Flannels, Cottons, etc., which we close out at reduced prices, and lower than any store in the county. Call and Enamine My Goods Before Purchasing. The best fitting Corset in the world; Try It! CLOSED! The Detroit Jewelers, Publish below tnelr Terrible Creisli Inz Prices! »“ lieve would contribute to the happiness of her young and innocent life. Though already n millionnaire he longed for an opportunity to double his vast wealth, his purpose being to present to his daughter, upon her arrival at the age of maturity, a fortune which would make her the wealthiest lady in the land. Maud was unconscious of her father’s perilous ambition. She only knew that bar every want was supplied, even anticipated, and she was quite ns happy as it fa possible for mortal to be. "I wonder,” she mused, the while gazing intently upon the picture, “whetlier he really loves me ? Yet why should I be so exacting when I scarce know my own heart ? He is young, hand­ some—* A gentle tread upon the velvet carpet­ ing attracted the quick ear of the sen­ ' aitive girl. "Roderick!’’ she exclaimed. “Who gave you permission to enter here?" Maud’s beautiful face flushed crimson as she rose hastily from the sumptuous ottoman and turned toward the intru­ der. • The figure before her was that of a dashing man of the world. He was tall, fine looking and elegantly attired. His mustache was long and silken, and hfa eyea, though bearing the evidence of djssi;>ation, were still lustrously black. There was an expression of sadness in his face which deepened when he caught sight of the picture in Maud’s hand. "Had I known so much,” said Roder.ick Froyart, his voice husky with emo­ tion, “I would not have ventured here;* “This fa folly, Roderick!” exclaimed Maud, biting her lips in nervous vexationl “Really, you misjudge me—you cannot understand, I—" And tossing the picture upon an ivory­ mounted centre-table, she threw herself bock-into the ottoman, and buried her face in her hands. For a moment Roderick Froyart stood All day Friday, December 14th, our store was closed to Mark Down our Entire Stock of rdM in his fingers dropped to the floor, and lay there unheeded. “And this ia why you havo ceaaed to care for me I" he said finally. . A deep change had taken place in the man. He seemed to have aged s score of years in the brief interval during Which he had surrendered himself to tl»e conflicting emotions of his heart. "It is for this humibation that I have given you thq truest and best love of a man, and would have died rather thtfn cause you one moment’s anguish." “Roderick," gasped the unhappy girl, “yon misjudge me 1” As tdie said this she lifted up her curl-laden head and gazed at him be­ seechingly through her falling tears. "One week ago,” continued the mon, unmindful of the interruption, and seemingly unconscious of the fact that his evqry word sank like a poisoned ar­ row into the soul of the listener; "one week Ago to-day you heard the words of burning love whixih I poured into your listening ear. You returned them word for word, and with ■ your arms around my nock and your soft breath upon my brow you promised, “ " honor of your womanhood, to wife. As you are now­ luxthen the spoiled child of ury. What has ** since towards to go change your me? Listen, Maude, ------------ — ~ yon . tell Tusedsy last my fatlwr fattad tenMM h. foolmMy tough, to uphold Um orodit of tb. bongbiy hon~ of Vaadorbart, »x,a I .addcoly «o3 mnoU a pauutoa wanderer, drrren to the ertremttiaa of the odrootarar in the effort to opbUd mv .landing at the elnbe. Ton have been informed of this, and your heart— vour fickle heart—is at once wrested aptfafrmvr ' Oth.;. 1 had had Bristol, the weak-eyed, knock-kneed son of a haughty millionaire, began the asoent. There was n triumphant gleam in the eyes of the latter, for he read in Roderick’s face the story of a broken heart. Roderick glared savagely al his rival, and ofinchod his fists in the agony of jealous despair. With ‘a mighty ef­ fort, however, he mastered his emotion sad passed on. An hour later a man whom he had esteemed as an old] friend refused hinrthe loan of n dollar. "They say it is disgraceful,” be said to himself, “but I will do it. Aye, even this very day I will go to work and en­ deavor to win back the fortune and SOMETHING BETTER THAN FAME. Bro. Wardner Mpeaka of Several ■» [Lime-Kiln Chfe]’ dent as the club camo to older, “de ole man Birch cum obcr to my a»bin an* cried bekase he had not becum a great an’ famous man. Dat sot me to finkin’.” “Oioero was a great man, bat I can­ not find it on record dat he eber took any no’ comfort dan Samuel Shin dees. Samuel has ’cuff to eat an* drink an’ One week later Roderick Froyart read de paper. Ho am harmless to de was a salesman in a Bowery hat store. community as he am. Make a great He had made rapid strides in the affec­ man of him an’ he might invent a new tion and confidence of his employer, sort o’ relignn, or originate a new and had begun already to look forward theory in ppllytics, or do anythin' or to the hour of his appointment’ as other to Upaot de mind*.of half de cashier. At last his proud ombitibn was crowned with success and the funds i " “Demosthenes was a groat man, but of his employer were in iris keeping. I can’t find dat a coal dealer’s collector In safer keeping the honest hatter could i could put his hand on him when wanted, not have intrusted his hard-earned j M he kin on Giveadam Jones. You wealth. ' can t find dat Iris wife was a good cook, “If nobility fa lacking in any of ! or dat he had a bath-room in his hoose, America’s upper middle classes," or B cupalo on hfa ba’n, or dat he re­ thought Roderick Froyart, “it aboil fahed hfa dinner any Letter dan Bruddw never suffer by act of mine.” | Jones does, while he.had de same chilAs he wandered to Iris boarding house ■ blains an’ headaohee an’ nightmares, that night his attention was attracted i As Giveadam now libs tm’ circulates to a young and beautiful girl who stood j children kin play with him, woodfOto at the corner of /Third avenue and । in his naybotnood am; safe, an’ nttirAuj Ninth street, offering bouquets to the ■ one poo' fam’ly am iridebtedto him fur passers-by. । a HhUlin’ in money or a basket of 'taters. ■ be tbongbi. “row. that once I Make him a groat pMloropher an' wbe I .Lowered . . .... UH ... j .... ahometod upon upon . Maud." how man, row. — am' aiota aa* * •heed, could be laid to b». door. Something in ia the manners maanen of the |। *broken giri'e face appealed to him. Be He stopped girt', etopped i -Plato waa a great man, bot I caaV to buy a rose. Again the flower roee. Sower god dat ho waa fed on pertickjer Bhe dropped from hie flneera. beef or mutton, or dat bia tailor etn Mm “ Maud!” ho exclaimed. “Can this an extra fit, or’ dat im got a b you?” .......................... when he bought ten pounds oi “It u, Roderick,’ replied the poor. to once. When Waydown I girl, barsting into tears. "Father ‘L____ ia 9O irl, bursting sott down in front of his hfa cool cook-store, a dependent entirely u'von me for'his checker-board on his lap an’ a panful of daily bread. He hopes/howevar, to re­ pop-corn at his right hand, wid five trieve his fortune aa soon as he recovers pickaninnies rollin’ pber each udder on from rheumatic fever.” de floo’, he am takin’ a heap mo’ com­ “Has he rheumatic fever?” asked fort dan Plato eber dreamed erf. He has Roderick, his voice showing the esno­ no soarin’ ambfahun. He neither wants tion which racked his frame. to save de world dot spite it He makes “Yes, Roderick,” replied the girl. no predickshuns fur people to worty The old love look was in her eyes. She ober, an’ his theories nebber jar de • stooped and picked up her rose. dishes off de shelf. Make him a great An hour later the wretched flower­ man an’ his comfort an’happiness flv girl waadhe wife of Roderick Froyart, away, an’he sots himself up to teach and the ,happy pair, having previously an’ command an’ becum ebe/ybody’a provided for the necessaries of Dr. antagonist. L’Acquilton, took the first train for Chicago. The next day the Bowery hatter failed. h’arthstun fur de glory of Boraapart am Two months’ later, Roderick Froyart, a dolt.. who with his voung wife were hiding “De man who sacrifices his clean, in Adrian, Michigan, received the fol­ humble cabin—his cMt ole coat, Ms lowing dispatch from his father-in-law. co’noob pipe an’ his pitcher o’ aider fur '; de gab of an orator or de detashuns of a philosopher trades his ’ tater fur H- ZXFHOMOI L’ACQUILTON. ” And nbw Roderick and Maud reside wind-fall apples. List us purceed to together in the old Fifth avenue man­ bixnass." .• sion, and laugh merrily as they think of how Oscar Bristol strangled himaeU (London Troth.] That insa’kbIe'*Nimrod, Mr. Winans, Mr. L’Aoqmlton lives with his child­ ren, and singH nursery songs to a new little Maud, who prattles “papa” when­ ever she-sges Roderick Froyart And Matheson, and other little Maud when she' plays with the an average of aeren ft roses that meet her everywhere never dreams of the romance they typify in nearly 960,u X) m that happy home. about £17,000 a y Men’s, Bay’s and Childrens Clothing, Over­ coats, Soils aoi Butow. ■ iter of thf * । At tight o’clock Saturday morning we began the greatest slaughter sales of winter clothing ever known in this city. ■On Account of the warm weather and backward season we are overloaded on Overcoats and Suits and we are going to un­ load at unheard-of low prices. We intended to wait until the .middle of Jaituap’, bift the backwardness of the season com­ pels us to make our slaughter now—you will be astonished to (t. seeihe bargains we are offering. r -By buying your Overcoats and Suits of ms you will save enough to buy your own Presents and select such as you may chance to need. Come ea <i.41 a<oid the rash. Ladies are especially in­ vited tt>vid e^ynjne our fine line of Smoking Jackets and gents’ h - .idling goods before making their Holiday purchases. Fine -_lk and hem-stitched handkerchiefs, elegant silk and ' tfeTmlo'dhkitem JT. to?hK hmU)“ Indeed, you are unable to support your- । t^ie paper on the wall. self. Do not be angry with me, for I It All. [Exchaugs.]. ; A farmer went to hear the great iteelfS If the. cruel mandate of society Wesley preach upon the subject of prohibits me from becoming vkyur wife monev. “Get all you can," said Weatey. It cannot take from me the right to love The farmer was delighted. “Hare oil yon through life as a sister. Leave me, Waaler the I beg of you, and never come hero he had ever again. The honor of my father’s bouse loved by all who knew her. There was commands ns to part as strangers.” an indescribable tenderness in her There* was an imperial grandeur in this the fanner exclaimed: “Pshaw* He has gone and spoilt it all T great blue eyes, a soft, tender, yet withal the girl’s'delivery that staggered Rod­ erick Froyart, accomplished worldling a firm expression in the slight compres­ Travelers in Africa assert that ths sion of her lips, and a definiteness, as though he was. His eves fell to the it were, in the character of her face ground, and with bowed head and ach­ most certain cure for malarial fewer fa strong coffee.' which stamped her as a woman whose ing heart he dragged his heavy feet into ’A ‘ t' compassionate nature was under the Fifth avenue. control of a high order of intelligence. Ab the door closed behind him Maud [StoahD. Hobart.] As she sat before the parlor grate, L’Acquil ton’s courage forsook her. She her fair skin delicately tinged by the reeled back into the room and clutched Beaanoe she takes me as tor vwy own. genial warmth from the burning em­ the fallen rose as she fell prostrate on Claiming my fealty while UferisaQ lasL; My soul renounces a!) th’ unworthy part; bers, she was a woman of surpassing the floor. With rathtos hand its idofc I dethrone. beauty. The loosely-fitting morning “Unhappy child,” groaned her father, I walk life’s devious path no more alone; wrapper which she wore fell gracefully os he pushed aside the tapestried parti­ over her person, revealing occasional tion which marked the division of his outlines of a form of which Psyche spacious parlors, and rushed to his daughter's aide, “what wretch has dared Horace L’Acquilton, the moneyed to tell her that I am a mined man?” master of the house, was devotedly at­ tached to his only child, and left noth­ As Roderick Froyart descended the I walk encased^in artior pare and bright. ing undone which he had reason to be­ steps of the L’Acquilton mansion Oscar Crowned.with honor by her spotless band­ Goods Sold According to the Times, Overcoats worth $3.00 for $2.25. -Po not blame me, Roderick,- du .aid, in a -low roice. “for I am only a casse-ere mufflers; velvet, plush and silk neckwear—all in , th. .atest designs. . 1 1 1 to „the fart that you sudd. _ akauad___ ______ ___ never lotou ')h, Maud I Maud! ,. , „ -yj,—; , RcpuUkw. ) , ' Dood moa > «hoo«? koAmr.MTenl | dcalatw make a epecialtr of drnm, and , . tall largo nnmben.* The apeaker waa | I the proprietor of one of tha mnwnar1 able aaoood-band atoraa which h»l) I I strgrt jrom Eighth to Tenth streets, | ■ " - - j I WabMogkm. “How do you । p««> ??!“• “Hodatom, }«««•“ O’-** ««« •**< 1 - �We call attention to the prospectus? pubUArf etawhCTe.oflhe Detroit Fbrt and Tribune. -I.--------------------------------ruler Ha new manage-i meat the l’®t Ad Tribune takes the !»eat in Michigan journaliam. We -L hesitation v—in 4n saying uavtner that that those thnap have no ----- - ---------------- ------- „ .who w,ant an enterprising, progressive, ^republican paper, will find it in the Poet and Tibiine. Moreover, a. a pa. . . .V ~ per. It । stands among the ffrst in the northwest. Michigan people will find it up to their ideas, and its resume ot Michigan mijttertis always complete. beeauso of a OeBcit of »5,0j0 In bls ere otUMM jm, n<jj _______ .. g, propose i to ralee________ afuad fhe Mlee Emm* Bond. Clementi is about to go toMUwaukee and reside with his mother. Hastings, Mhul, January 11.18W. Three Threehunters hunterswere werefroxsn frozentoto death death jn Indian Territory Saturday night, Snow fell Monday to the depth of four Here is our suggestion for the tariff a UtUe obreveport, plank of the democratic party this year: ana eigne incnes at Memphis. The rail mill of the Philadelphia and -We believe the tariff should be so The rail mill of the Philadelphia and regulated as to regulate the commercial Reading company, in the latter city, has been permanently closed.' »The coniuiodlties in accordance therewith. reason given is that it costs the owners We believe in abaolqte freetrade in Iowa, $87 per ton to make rails,, while com­ and cast-iron protection in Pennsylvania Try IL ifor on6 dollar a year. petitors produce them for 135. It is said that Senator ''Graves will We believe in n plank broad enough for Begole, FuMex and Innes, in concert: put before the legislature of Iowa a all the boys. Acconlingly, where duties “ Democrats of Michigan, how much do proposition to purchase the spacous should be increasedj we are certain they you offer us for the 31,000 greenback residence and grounds of B. F. Allen, should be increased; where they should votadn this State?” That is the polit­ at Des Moines, for an executive man­ tie modified, we believe they ought to be sion.' ’ ical perdition: to which the rank and A loss of $81,000 was sustained nt modified; to the end of preserving our file of the greenback party are being Jacksonville, Oregon, by the burning liberties undtr the constitution as. of nine business places including the consigned by their leaders. handed down to us by the fathers. Re­ postoffice with ail its contents. Two How (would General’ W. T. Sherman men bad llmtafbroken by leaping from solved that we arraign the republican party for its record of protection, and strike you as a candidate for President, windows. No work having been done .within hereby announce that we are just as with Rdbert T. Lincoln as second man the prescribed time, the Mexican gov­ good protectionists as they. Resolved on the ticket? ernment has forfeited the concession that we farther arraign the republican •‘Y’efr-’-ah, t wo of those little red books made to General Grant for a sub­ party for not hating adopted absolute this year, please—one for Mrs. Begole." marine cable connecting the two re-, publics. free trade. Free trade is the corner­ T. W. Bt*gole, our “ principal servant.” The state land board of Texas has stone of liberty’s temple, and the rock leased 95,00J acres for ten years, for grazing purposes, at 4 cents per acre, upon which democracy is budded. । We and sold 3DO.GOJ at $2 per acre, one call attention to thisexplicit declaration thirtieth cash, the remainder st 8 per Judge Moses Hallet, uf Denver, is of our principles on this most impor­ mentioned as the possible successor of cent, interest. tant question, and Ask the citizens of In a free fight in a saloon at Denver. Judge McCrary. Slade, the pugilist, struck an officer and this country to compare its clear and f pr>Hi?IlnndOlM?u!>y ! WM pl»ced rla*tiie station-house. , John ----- -1 ----- AM._ .------ JQlin forcible presentation of our views withT 1 d Sullivan undertook to take aJrevoL that of the republican platform, which diedof died of apoplexy in Botion. Boston, ver from a bote! proprietor, ietor, “but was declarer protection to ueciares for lor “ -pnxeciion to home nome Indusmaiue i . .Manner & Moore, bankei chase<1 out of lh« building. .trlre." that we arraign , “ obllgilona aggreraCing jl«Wu. CJ" j’L1™ • .Jam F* Bet>0lv«l mrert.lvagain . vv*a <av —rti.w, . In the United States court at Kansas ' I«rty for tts high hatuled! Col. J.1. Nevin, editor ot the Pitta- j tau£ the republican fhe Hastings Banner. frdtot 4,. j, • v_ NEWS^SUMMARY. mJi ien btaaalf aMon^a* by harking hia throat. He waa taken fc Urt aotfold on a ttrtrfcber. and anp“>'• portad until the drop>ptallEdward Laaker. f<» aire the leader of the nnany, who baa been travel the United states alnoe May • was stricken with heart disease In the street in New York, and expired in a private stable where he was taken by a friend. The directors et the Northwestern road authorised Manager Hughltt to Join the Trunk-Line association only upon the condition that all the other Iowa lines did likewise. Al the Burlington road refuses to enter the pool, the Northwestern is credited with an intention to retreat. In the tabernacle at Salt Lake, Sun• day, Apostles Cannon and Woodruff both declared that Monnorism in all ita feature* and doctrine^wouki be continued, whatever Congress or the country might threaten, and that the progress of the church could only be stayed by killing all the Saints. Luke Clark, a veteran Fenian, died at Dunmore, Pennsylvania, at the age of 82 years, in extreme poverty. He was once sentenced to death in Ireland for treason, but made his escape to the United State*. It was hi* practice to walk to New York or Philadelphia to attend conventions. Henty Villard closed his business career by handing over to his assign­ ees his mansion on Madison square and other property, with instructions tbcamina. ■m to Uh and sixteen othere are known Z5.£1£ tire14M~Tm ssgBgl gaswa~~~ . ■ , i f I I I I I ; I Castoria Ii Infants and Children , .Wittart Maryhl— W Krterttrt j ; An TatenulBemdcy*od a M.KK ONE for an kind* of Centaur Liniment,-A. m ••••••»•»«•■. S»lnM:^y m!5ES' i edness to the Oregon Railway corn- Oomplaints. Burdock Blood Bitters CONSUMPTION. ’ Rheumatic “ pany, the residue to be given to hia | wife. James Williams, who murdered Jail- I er Manning at Ottumwa. Iowa, surren­ dered himself Thursday evening. He had been secreted-in a nay-mow three 1 hostility to protection, jAgain resolved hurg Jzndrr, died ot Bright s disease at [ Blue-ent robbery case, the state tribo- blocks away, and his feet were found to be frozen to the instep. It seems jorror that tl> e I ^wjckley, Pennsyhania. n *l having first gained possession of that we discover with horror that tl»e that a bay-fork was almost thrust Into . | The father of Senator Allison of the prisoner. policy of the republican party is intmi- Iowa, who waa Sj years „< »sw, died] °t_age, a broken rail on the Illinois Central bis head by the police in searching for 1 cai to free trade. We oppose the xtav- • Saturday on his farm near Peosta, ' track near Barnum,Iowa, threw a train him. iug of the bloxly shirt in all the tariff! Robert Martin, who had killed his 1 I rank James, the Missouri pet, *--has into the ditch. Mrs. John H. Smith, but one lung left, <and is >in a .dangerI of OhioStation. Illinois, was killed, but wife and child, was bunglingly hanged । business.’’ i k»vu«s.uu Rw«, u*uw m « _ ------------------- l. | ous -us condition from pneumonia. tlie babe in her arms was uninjured. at Newark, New Jersey. A few mtn-{ utes afterWan!. James B. Graves, who i The following is from the annual— ad- j Washington I*’’” * ------------------o--------------------------Wyatt, an — old and ; Six other persons were cut or bruised. had been pronounced Insane by a party I| drees of Worthy Master Cyrus G. Luce | wealthy undertaker of Louisville, died | In the Oxford colliery, under the city "7" nuu oniuag ' to the Michigan state aran^ in ^nn ; , "J Scranton, Pennsvlvanm, an explosion vi ovvvu»eaxiv-u>v<a> im^r’vayww, iTSy wS to the Michigan state grange in session [ *t_ ’ ” ' ThereF.I*Tucker eood reason tomade believe that of fire-damp shook the neighborhood off for the murder of a boy who annoy- 1 . at Lansing last week: !| Joseph will be general |। Bke an eanuquaxe. earlliqukke. f Fourteen men » use an ourteen men mui vi"^ai7i;La; 1 mine nerr were bruited.an.l one of . Gr^re l The Michigan fanner is moredirectlv 1 manager of the Illinois Central road, i. the mo iuiik uruiseu uiki torn, loro, oue interested in the tariff on imported : with E. T. Jeffery- as assistant. tlie number receiving fatal injuries. Clementi, one - wool than any other one thing. The , The failures in the United States for 1! viemeuu. oh *j of or the me men acquitted • was a lunatic. AJocal train on Uie Grand Trunk reduction made by the last congress, tbe^ast year number 9,181, with liabd- ; of the Emma Bond outrage, went from ' ‘ . and the still greater reduction or entire I Ries of H72.000.00o. The year 1878 de- tne the jau jail at at itinsnoro Hillsboro to to irvmg, Irving, Illinois, Illinois, 1 * tui - ..T 11 tT,aln w |*er .. 'ii Zr' ”*;‘ i Blotches, Boils, Tumors, Tot­ removal of protretioo from thl« rtrelej veloped lo.lTBlMolvem*. -- --»-•alt-.r5taJ Fomin. >t 7 Ii where the citizens cave him ten min-• ! two mure onrelda !v m nlT'w?ivv ter, Humors, Salt Rheum, John Montgomery’s i 0 c oc^ Wednesday Dnorninx Twenty-| Scald Head. Sores, Mercuriol production, by the present or some hi-' Edward Keyes, who recently died at utes to leave. ?'X,,nn“fhT’? . L ‘I bo't'woFk’ Diseases, Female Weakness ture congress, fundsh just cause for ! Unity, New Hampshire, willed $45 to whereabouu are not known. -rxa .vtetorre v-rtii^rtki. u • we«» killed of fatally mju.-ed. and a and Irregularities, Dizziness, alarm to the wool grow ers of the statu. I l‘»s only daughter and $12,0«' to the fDtnnt 5 JI? like number received senoiiM wounds. Loss of Appetite, Juandice, The goo<twashed school districts ot---------the town. --------average -- ------ price paid-forM.rtM. - ---------- ----------------------------— about to establish a telegraph school , ,, , , -In ..... . wool in 1882 was 35 to 36 3>> cents. Near the sectional docks, in...St.-Louis, at 8L Louis, with a view not only to George Barber, conductor of the freight ।. Affections of the Liver, Indi­ 1883 30to 31 cents. educating W|n»(avvan, operators, but of troicvnuij selecting lr.aAn’ 7—Ll been ~arrested for running lx»u it IV was vvoouvuioi vvtjin. This 1 nis inode IIHUIQ a illI tiie mu steamboats □rtouii.vma Colorado v.viuauuv and UllU City VIUJ of UL ' «»¥«avja»a»a»s »>uv im ~ ' gestion, Biliousness, Dyspep­ sia and General Debility. difference in the amount received for i Alton were burned to the water waler’s edge, pupils from the acclimated people without wittiout orders. the wool-clip wool clip of Michigan of more than ' Tliey W were wer« valued at $9,000 each. i along the southwestern lines. The senatorial context contest in Kentucky j a half millions of dollars. No reason James Williams, a Burglar Gov'ernor attracted reason 1 burglar confined Governor Stoneman presided at a ;► has “ **—n,a‘* ‘hosts ‘-*1* of influential poll-• “■l^V^^-rV.5-^ . *■o__ 1-lows, -----------------------------------------------to Frankfort. Blackbum la' exists -for this except ‘epi the reduction of ’»» n the jail at Ottumwa, Iowa, killed meeting meeting in San ticians Francisco. Francisco, Thursday rotTB. ■itMtat a 00, tariff .on wool. Nd No other substantial turnkey Manning with a revolver, and evening, where arrangements were credited with thirty-four votes,. Wil­ liams with thirtv-one, and John 8. ■. reason has ever l>een or can be abduced, “ade liis escape. made to hold a world’s exposition in When wq nnnemlier that wool has been A pie made of tainted meat caused I J887, JM'raSnI’f t^atia 8|’arantoe Cain with six. The whisky iriterest * has made a strong combination for I sold at cost of production, taking into the poiaoning of sixteen boarders and i Iund °* SLW-0,(xi» be raised. account tlie price of land and labor we ' three Sisters at a convent in Montreal, i Thursday, Captain Bernard Schlich­ Blackburn. Speaker "Carlisle refuses I feel that we have reason to complain at' ^'wo °t t,ie former tire dangerously 111. ! ting, prominent ^mong tire German to permit the use of bis name. The Ilemocratic caucus will be held Jsnu- L this assault upon otte of our important! The failures nf the past seven days arvl.'i ' Rheumatine MaQCaatoria. H industries. And after all who is lien?-1 were 319 Id tbe United States and 29 in i ~ The proiierty of the New York and tSSt by a policy width has given the 1 Canada, a■ numbt-r greater Ilian ever ’ of i New England road has gone into the Michigan fanner SoOO.OOu less money to ! before reported within a similar jieriod. “ore, also passed awaj. I bends of a receiver. ItsJndebtedness is --------invest in the products of other men’s) W.J. Wise, the wealthiest citizen of Arkana!!Lu®V'! hfoor? We cannot buy. so much nor | Vincennes, lud.. died of pneumonia, ; SJJhS? exceedingly I over $l,250,(Xh>. Seven directors met in i--------P*yTOTIB mmh. And this. In part. Friday nljiit. Nearly 4*O.witr will go iShnty Hartford, Monday evening, and at mid­ night went to the residence of Judge aireunte lor the diiHnnta of which inn-1 to Ida nieces. J if 8 1 ~ U i "I (reneriiil'. David H. Bales, vlre president V STcJSo narelS£r hte Ufr1 POU"J*- Shipman and secured the appointment of President Clark as receiver. ctmiplitln. The national grange, repre-1 the Western Union Telegraph compa ’ t. ■ I . JudKe Blaudln. .<« Cleveland, bu «>- I ?“Uu« °‘ <U«e‘«r* i» railed for Mod­ senteo s) states, iinaniinoitsly asked ny, resigned, to accept the manage­ y Baltimore -WUmore and lines. I crimbiatlugl'n'te'rate/'fm Um” shl'in Burlington road Intenda to »xcongress to restore the duty to thesAjlie ; ment,of the and Ohio Ohio lines, amount that It was before the reduction. Cliarles Cliarles Delmonico, Delmonico, the tho famous fampiu resres-! ment ot oil. on tbo around that as n t»nd its Nebraska system Into the reliut 1 here desire to warn farmers that i taurateur who h.. has been comman carrier It must serve the pub- i mr.t»nr of nt New York, t n.t- »•>,. n»rth ot the Platte river, and lately we are more likely to suffer further re-1 regarded as of unsound mind, has mvs- -lie alike. • secured depot grounds tuid a right of WHY ductiftn than to rtwtoration unless we teriously . disappeared. --------। R. M. Stribling a nromin»nt vonnir Grand Island. Late on Saturday night .iMiss Clara Barton has resigned the man of Fauquier county1Virginia ! Uniou Pacific company commenced wacth our iutwresta with more zealous! .iMlss ‘ care than we usually do. We have but I superintendency the en women ’s pi was refuiwd liquor at a hotel in Marki-—-of ttieofwom ’s prison ***en£?‘ B‘d® of th® B^riP P«ir- 1 ..,nhnux.rta to Aey oU; am few, very fey fanners in congress who at Sherborn. Massachusetts, devote am., and ana began began to curse the barkeeper. barkeener ------- — - - ------------ ------kept it hai u a direct ixx ket intwest with ns. I herseff to the work of the Red (.FARR Cross 1 O'l.rt The 1latter drew A .1 MSW. a n ~knife and up until Monday evening, getting rail* Hence, greaterivigilance must lie used society. ’thejugojar vein of Ids would-be — pa- through the center of Front street. in pressing our wants upon those who I At B o’clock on Tuesday morning ’tron.' ”" * An explosion of gas in the new Park know nothing about us except what wi 'the Huron mill-dam, located oue mile' Ge< ’ secre- theater at (.leveland. Saturday morn­ George W. McCrary, formerly tell them. . ; from irom Houghton, tiougnton, Michigan, Michigan, gave gave way, way tary of war, has forwarded to the presi- i ing, was instantly followed by flames. ------- ----------------1— wrecking - and destroying —1 ' dent his resignation as Judge of the1 The building wna soon destroyed, and wrecking**••'* two 1--------houses Below we give an extract from six q!x Jives. lives, Eighth circuit, aud has contracted with i the First i resbyterlan church was I the annual addrew <if Hon. Jphn J Ji Walter E. Kidder, a traveling sales- the Santa Fe road to be its general i damaged to thtaxtent of £4>,0.mj. The i Woodman, master o\tee national man well known in the western states, counselor for five years, with head- court house aiidtiall were lor a lime in great danger, but escaped without 1 has been taken to Peru, Ind., to face quarters at Kansas City. grange, as to free trade in Ito relation to I diarges of bigamy brought by his third ! Order* have been received at Mil- I much Injury. The theater was a sixthe fonner. Like every thing else Mr. living wife. , waukee to commence operations at1 story stone trout, and cost $200,0 0. Woodman says, this extract touchm the i James Andrews, of St. Louis, after , the Bay View iron works, which have Adams’Humpty Dumpty troupe lost ten years’ litigation, has been awarded been shut down for nearly five months, all their scenery and wardrobes. i point exactly. The directors of the Northern Pa­ judgment for $119,228. for building the The wire mills at South Easton, Pa., । Free trade would alxilish all tariff Unnel from the bridge to the Union and the iron works at Catasaqua are cific road held a meeting in New York, laws, custom houses, and officers, and depot. Friday. A letter was read from Hen­ ' again in operation. allow all other nations to sell their Henry Kiefer, n George D. Robinson was on Thurr a brewer of Brooklyn, Thurs» ry fJ Villard, * IHU‘U* resigning resigning the me presidency presidency of of Ihn rnmiviliv _ products in oar market, without restric ­ who went through bankruptcy L. in «... the ! — day 50mPaPT Imonnca because z. of nervous pros7 inaugurated governor of MassaH •»S*J tion. This would l>e giving to other na- Pinic, panic, hfls again declared himself I chusetw. chusetM. His message states slates that the Cf*tlo®and >n deference tothe interBon». Privilegts not granted to us; and insolvent, liabilitiesof ofover over $K0,-1 funded debt of the comonwealth is eete of the stockholder,. THo resigna­ —---------- ,with ------ liabilities would take from the revenue of the n/w‘ j $81,486,680. He recommends that w&ek- tion was accepted, snd a special elec­ government three-fifths of the grow re­ Mrs. Anna Shock, of Chicago, who ly payments to employes be made ob­ tion was ordered to choose a successor. To "J’PPb’thb would, ne^ was examined on charm of cruelty to । ligatory, and ------ — - orders the strict enforce- The directors voted Mr. Villard tlO.OoO cesaitate a direct annual tax upon the children at the Industrial home in La ■ "lent Gr annum for hl, services. Vlre 1'realaw. . ment of the liqqpr B< ent Oskee reported the line In flretproperty of the people, amounting in Grange, was held in $5ju to the crimlJames A. * 1Wallace, cashier of the ♦4-2u.Per “P1*1 °C our n&l court. Bank ot Hopkinsville, in Kentucky, class order except one hundred miles entire population, exclusive of the ex­ A. J. Defos sex, manager of a French has absconded, leaving a defalcation near the Junction we.t of Helens. It Is understood Uut the Oregon Navies, pense of assessing and collecting the opera troupe at New Orleans, has o of 14 i.OOO ,00'. -----------It is supposed , to $6 - ’... -r,-------- tlon company will reduce Ila dividends same. As it has been officially estimat­ turned over to bis creditors property that “lat he h® is »■ making his bis way to Mexico. Mexi<x>. ed that 90 per cent of the personal prop­ valued at >1,100 to meet liabilities of He wa« formerly aaMwaaw internal .revenue col- toBporrent Tim Oregon Transcon­ vvviiuo Wl* XSiaite country escapes taxation, $72,000. 1lector, — : tinental has raised »3,<KW, 00 In Breton and always moved k: in the best with which to lift Its nailing debt this Ixu-den would fall moat heavily E. P. Vining, commissioner of the I »oeiety. Bucket-shops caused his ruin, Tbenew western trunk-line eraociaupon farmers who own most of the real new western trunk-line association, on A gas company in New York threatand personal estate which cannot Im* Thuraday arrived in Chicago to assume I ened to cat off its supply from the res* Uon held a meeting In Chicago, Friday with Commissioner Vlningln tie chair. screened from the assessor’s eye. his duties, with a salary of 815,000 per | idence of General- Sickles unless he Manager Potter was called uponfortbe year* • paid its v,, -------------*............................. bill‘ *for a period during which <*“■**0“. of the Burlington rood, and Chairman of the Greenback State Cen­ Some parts of Arkansas are flooded he was abroad and his house was lock­ tral Committee, Prosecuting Attorney with counterfeit nickels,'made from a ed up. The supreme court has enjoined stated that hie line could not become a party to the new arrangement and substance found in the mountains, and of Newago county, State Swamp-Umd the company, requiring it to prove its would not reconsider Its determination । Commissioner Fuller, the man who is the federal officials at Fort Bfjith are claim. U r2ld,nt tllen **ked lf Bure on the lookout. , It has just bfecome known that a '.‘fP!? woo,<1 be one party to a pool <knth <xi sinecures, and worxhipa »u de­ Twenty-one members of the Illinois New York confidential clerk, named ,**“ trunk-line association on the votedly at the ahrine of reform, has constitutional conventioh of 1847 held E. H. Kobbe, who fled with $100,000, other aide. Mr. Potter asked two ; been asked by Ben. Colvin if be still a reunion at Springfield Thursday. was captured in a Chicago brothel last weeks to consider the matter, and an «tixxl by the agreement entered Into at Hon. David Davis was called to the Friday, and taken back. On Bunday adjournment was taken to January 17 morning he surrendered to the detect­ It la understood that Uie scheme Would renting laj<t summer, when he exThe Pennsylvania company is mak­ ives £45,ouo in government bonds and retl’re^rjJIS.1”® * "" of ■ pressed himself before the brethren ax ing arrangements to construct its own »2,000 in cash. In the district court at Chicago, ^utMr»:°sj£ having had all the fusion he could Judge Blodgett read a lengthy decision stomacK and as deUymined to fight the •bout to expire. overruling the motion for a new trial Ireception Convent at Belleville, Jl|„ fiat figW. hereafter without entmigiing Qarenre M. Barton, for Mverel yeofi .for John Flemming and Frank Ixirinr, "blob occurred at II o'clock Hatardav alliances with the democracy. Ben. employed on the prate at Waahlniton. and withholding his sentence for night. The Uvea loot are thoee of younr leeaMt lo bare obtained considerable twelve days, in ord-r to give the de­ TtaSre talT “ re'14.1"14* “Lent Vrtvin want, to know if Ui» loudmoney by fonrerles and ded from tbo fendants time to apply for a writ of Too are hud its Ugidu 111 a furnace in wouUxil reformer la ua good a> hl. cBy. . supersedeas. the BOtiihwBBt ouriiw of tl*e t>MeDMnt_ word. When U>e Uine romra. we ran dhcteftml tite floor imo!^ At a point on the river nine miles —are Mr. Colvin fbal he wUl Ita.l the mercury indicated 26 degrees below from Pittsburg, the tug-bout LN. Bnn- dirtely above the fnrnacd was ablaxe and volume* of etuokr were rapidly chairman of the greenback etale central rero in Chicago. 85 in Bismarck. 23 be- tou was set on lire by a collision with pouring tbrou/ii tue stairway*, ©on? her tow* Most of the crew sprang 1 committee ready to enter Into anv »urt overboard. and three are still misting, j 01 tl,e bsiiidiug. By ■rf bargain with the damonrata. prcMMtion of >he soqn sank in shallow water, as did U U5Se.J4‘* 81 ®n*r« were thoroughly Amerieanpotkln several countries of three cpti-boats. The total loo is . Go,- aroused the smoke had become suffj Under a protective tariff the 00 *• aua nild Bl1avenue* avenue*of of«cai« e*eai«6wt were of Uta. been rediavd fro,,, ibe pmi'year The recent terrible tnuedy at, Jack-I filled with wiUi blinditu blinding smoke. smoke. Then Then *a son, Michigan, has been raon*«iad i.v J*nic panic ensued. The Th® extremity ' of- the •180 to W IB rente p« per bvrel; barrel; and yet p.'.,.,., .u, _ ar. free trade tMorta. who <J »13ItaralSSSS .''“i’taure.'ta the suicide of Mrs. ste Uy retailed the week of U«e eldest daughter of rT.r'™??' R? eve“ «. they could UMATINE . If ymi an* anfleriug from Kidney Complaints (Jtvr Rheumutlur a fair trial. You will naver regret havtug dene ao TmtiinonfU from Mr. Thomas H. Day . of .MariNftM* Hbruntallix- Mfg. Co.. Niagara Falls. Chicago. Julie tttb. JWC*. Dr.u Hi*.—It give’ me pleasim* to Inform you of Um* tx*uefit your rbeutaatie curt- “Kbeuiua tine" has twm to my daughter, Mho. for the rw-t few year* ha* been a great »uCcn*r from Itlwn BtttMn. al tinra bring qtdlahriplra*. Stir took three <31 battie* of yt«r preparation, anti I ran bear tMUnwoy to Its upeedy ;* tion in aStordhiK hrr relief from |>aln mid *orene<n. Tharft* t<Khrumathic hrr health Know quite reMom! Yanni very trnh THOM. H. IXAV. SWIFT & DODDS. Wholraah- Agouti. Detn ill A Jewelry, Silverware, p atches, Clocks. Spectacles, and Mu­ sical Goods are Het'flrttl Daily at mg Stere, irhfth I SELL CHEAPER THAN EVEB • BEFORE. I Bought a Large Stock which I Sell Lower than any competitor can otter. EXAMINE ANN SEE FOB • YOUBSELF. All Goods New Styles and Warranted as to Quality. JOHN BESSMEB, Jeweler. E. A. MATTISON -AND Musical Merchandise !.• - EXCLUSIVE AGENCY OF THE E®ey, Peloubct & Co., C. J. Whitney, John ,G. Earhuff and Peninsular Organs, and : -tv •,L �Hastings Banner VOL. XXVIII. NO. 38. ABOUT THIS TIME You should be thinking of what kind of YOU WANT TO BUY "We OfTer tlie STOVES and RANGES The best article made, at prices lower than ever before offered. Call and See Them Our Stock of Hardware always Complete. We can suit you on anything in our line. Greble & Powers Special Book Salo I ----- at------ Frederick Hotchkiss I have on hand several Standard Books, bought for t|ie holidays. I will close them out to you at Bottom Figures! The long winter evenings are upon us. You can spend them in no way more profita­ bly than by reading. WHOLE NO. 1486 HASTINGS>MICH„ JANUARY 11, 1884. Have the books for you, and so cheap you cannot help buying. School Books! County News. PRAIRIEVILLE. We have been snow-bound during the past week, and had no mail since Tues­ day last tlie roads being drifted full and impassible; but by dint and much shov­ eling, and driving through the fields we are once more connected with the .putside world. Three young ladies went from here to Hastings on Tuesday last, intending to return next day. They started, but took the wrong road, and landed in a show-bank, had to wade to a house for assistance, started again but soon gave it UP and stopped at Mr. Replogle’s, where they remained till Saturday, when he brought them to Prairieville, leaving tlie buggy till it should be better wheel­ ing than at present. Steve Smith has removed his family to Plainwell, which will be their future home. ' Danie Doyle has teen home for a short visit, during holidays. Mr. F. F. Ward has decided to remain here another year, to the great satisfac­ tion of Prairievillians. Special service each evening of this week at the M. E. church. Mt and Mrs. Earl Russell, O. B. Dia­ mond and wife, 8. G. Russell and wife spent the past week in Galesburg. A fine boy jit Will Ford’s. Bowens mills. Roods blockaded, and mercury 13 de­ grees below zero. Where is Vennor? Where is the prophet from Kalamazoo? Where is everybody who was going to have such a mild winter? Frozen to death perhaps; or they ought to be for attempting to deceive. Mr. Briggs, our mail carrier, had quite a time getting home with Satur­ day’s mail. But J. W.’s motto is “Get there Eli," and he got, even if he did have to come ria Hastings or thereabout. While we flully agree with Gun lake, in the Journal, that Sam Carlisle’s new recruit would not pass muster for artil­ lery, he is fully up to the standard of infantry. No meeting at the Kenei school house on account of the snow. G. A. R. post will have open lodge Thursday night, when occurs their in­ stallation. ■ Bushee has returned home from his trip to Nashville and Maple Grove. Commander Armstrong will go to Wayland on Wednesday of this week to Install the officers of Wayland Post, G. A. R. Roads are now open, and things may so liven up that we will have more to write about next week. cedar Creek. Alonzo Kidder is very sick. Mr. Kid­ der was a soldier in the late war, and was wounded severely. He gets a pen­ sion, which he justly deserves. Daniel Dickerson is clearing twenty, acres of oak timber; cutting the timber all into saw-logs and ties. David Ward and Tommy Baird have the job. Wil­ liam Howe has his saw mill doing busi­ ness again and is doing splendid work, and lots of it. Aden Wait bought about two hund­ red rabbits, paying ten cents each, and now he cannot get offered but five cents foj them. That is what we call small profit. Our treasurer reports,the tax about half paid before the first ixyofJanuary. Miss Mattie Ford has again resumed her old place at Mr. Fa A. Blackmain’s; and F. A. is not seen over west as often as he was a few weeks ago. The fanners in thia vicinity are anx­ ious to begin work on the railroad. If they can’t raise much money they can work like nailers. The late storm has blockaded the roads to some extent, bat at this writing they are again passable. A few weeks of good sleighing would not come amiss now, for those that have teaming to do. Mr. E. E. Griliey is now ready to saw logs or lath, and can plane your lumber for you if you wish. Our school teacher wonders how many letters he will get this week. Week before last he gut 18, by actual count. I tell you girls, you had better look out for hiin; he’s a sly joker, and no mistake. His facilities for school teaching are good, if the tavs do call him “Cobb." From the Herald. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Elston of Leroy, Calhoun county, are visiting Mr. E.’s uncle, Bryon Walker, senior, of Irving township. Hon. D. D. Darling was 70 years old, Christmas day. Mr. Darling hasn’t yet decided who will be the next President Mr. Shepard, of the hardware, accom­ panied by Mrs. Wm. Moore, spent New Year’s in Lowell, the guests of Mr. Shepard’s parents. Now the logs will begin to move. Messers Cheepebrough and W. Fox are both paying good prices for all the first class logs they can get. ’ Mr. Jas Cool is putting up some neat show cases in town, Messrs. J. H. Herrington and E. L. Mosher each have one of Cool’s manufacture. Mr. James Godfrey, of this office, re­ turned to day from Charlotte, where he has been spending New Year’s with his gir—, thiere, we almost said it Quite a fracas at F. E. Deming’s store a few evenings since. Out of respect for one of tfie parties engaged, who was not in the least to blame, we refrain from mentioning any names. Mr. N. Brayton, our popular .towns­ man, went to Howell Monday to join his wife, and to-be present with other rela­ tives at the family reunion which took place at his father's residence. New Year’s. Mr. and Mrs. B. are expected home to-morrow evening. Following is a list of the Sunday school officers of the United Brethren church, elected at the annual meeting for the coming year: For Superinten­ dent!, A. C.’Clemens; for Asst. Supt., Milo W. Fish; Secretary, Mrs. A. C. Clemens; Treasurer, Thus. E. Cheesebrdugh; Organist, Miss Minnie CheTOebrough; Chorister, John Fish. Aver­ age weekly attendance, 60. ® The dnlyaccidentthat occurred to mar the enjoyment of the New Year’s party, wks the painful injury which happened to '* a Emma Johnson, while dancing. __ _ _ jft knee “cap" was thown out of place and the joint badly sprained. This caused her removal from the hall, and thij attendance of a^ffiysician to ad­ just tha displacement. The young lady was able to ride home soon after the ac­ cident.! Considerable excitement prevailed the other (fey, when the cry of murder, or a The greenbackers are very jubilant similar sound, 4vas heard issuing from over the taxes being so low, but that the interior of H. Will’s furniture store. will not help them to elect their super­ The fears'of all were soon allayed, how­ visor next spring. An exhibition' at the Doud school ever, when rushing to the spot, they hopse last evening; a large crowd and learned it was only Mr. Will’s birth-day and witnessed the edifying sight (edify­ lots of fun for old and young. ing to all but Mr. Will), of three of our Mr. Monakie now rides in a new swell­ strongest young ladies, belaboring him, box cutter. t«ch with a good sized lx>anl in her Our mail carrier is not to be bluffed hand. No wonder the the victim called by storm or bad roads. On Saturday for' helfx M-u-r-d-e-r-M last he started from here at eight o,clock The New Year’s quadrille party given in the morning and arrived in Hastings by Fox A White, In Union hall, Mon­ at one in the afternoon. That is mak­ day evening, was a complete social tri­ ing time on the double-quick; but he umph. Seventy couples were there and brought the mail to Cedar, just the same. enjoyed themselves to pePfectlon. David Bowker, agent for the Mutual Charley Bronson, of the Freeport hotel, insurance company, of Barry and Eaton, furnished the supper. To my the gen­ is doing quite a business, insuring prop­ eral arrangement, and the quality of the erty in this town, this winter. splendid collation were excellent, is very DELTON. mild praise. By this one single effort, Mercury 12 degrees below zero. . Mr. and Mrs. Brunson have placed the Miss Alida Bush started with Lincoln Freeport hotel and themselves in the Bush, her cousin, January 1st, for Al­ front rank as successful caterers to the bion College. public taste. Mr. H. A. McAllister is the next man to be seen hunting a hired girL A young laxly had appeared at his house and was □Mercury was 16 degrees below zero in need of a nurse. Herb says when his one night last week. three daughters take on a few more L. W. Wing is attending the meeting years, it will not be necessary for him of the board of supervisors at Hastings to run after hired girls. this week. Mr. Willie Nichols is still on the sick A. R. Jessup is in the employ of Gale list. Willie has not been well since he Searles, of Middleville. had the meaalra last spring. Old Mr Grosfend, the stage driver, It is rather late to talk ataut Christ­ was tipped over about a mile aoqth of mas; but Clark Williams makes the boss mon money the tat dey he I have what you want in thia Bns. Rather dull for blacksmiths now, but Tuesday, the 2nd. There will be some have one here that can wort the money left after paying the indebted- theCsater next SHmby nigkt sucH.off of all of them, shoeing horses. The revival meetings which have been in progress at the Gun lake school house under the direction of Rev. Prescott were closed last Sunday eve. Job England, accompanied by Mr. Averill, went to Grand Rapids last Sat­ urday to dispose of his fora The Masons wgi have.a social and oyster supper at their hall Saturday p. m., the I* last. A cordial invitation is extended. " < C Mrs. Herrick is rick. Most of the farmers are busily engag­ ed in drawing wood to Battle Creak. Where was Ed. Walton last .Saturday night when the boys wanted to go to taxing school? emitted, "Great Women of Aaufea and Europe.” _ The teachers of this town are anxioue- The beautiful sunsets (according to Vennor) Indicating warm weather, are. a complete fizzle. .-J . C. H. Thurston is painting his house on the insidf> in a manner that will eclipse any house in this part of the kind enough to explain. town. WOODLAKD. The correspondent of the Nashville yet he seems to be a rising man, at least he is attracting some attention. Not long since a tfltizen fancied 'himself in­ sulted by some information furnished the public by the scribe. All that sav­ ed the scribe from being seriously whip­ ped, was the fact that he is generally supposed- to be a hard man to handle when waked up. Lately he is getting abused for omitting items concerning persons who would like to be put in pnnt, and don’t get there. Now he seems to think there is some truth in the oft repeated story of fighting editors and murdered correspondents and re­ porters. Baughman & Harter hare dissolved partnership by mutual consent. Harter retains the drug trade, while the doctor attends exclusively to his medical prac­ tice, having his office in the upper story of the drug store. Trabert & Doud have quit the part­ nership Imsineas. Doud retains the store and contents. Trabert is to occu­ py the Shriner building. Roads were blockaded and business came to a stand-still last Wednesday and Thursday. Snow drifted into the highways to the depth of four or five feet. . F. F, Hilbert has purchased the farm*" Lacrt We enjoyed a ven pleasant evening at the residence of Mr. Tom. Ford New night. The girls are st the front now. Wont the light fantastic toe step to the music though ? Brother Mosher is having cplmdid success with his revival meetings at the M.E. church of Northwest Assy­ ria, there being right or more, new con- ing school at Bellevue, beginning with the winter term. Miss Blanch Barker, who has been at­ tending school at Hastings, spent the holidays with friends at home in Maple Grove. There was a family Christinas tree and reunion at Squire Stevens’ Christ- A dancing party at Warren Joy's on the 25th, is announced. All are invited. The boys are laughing in thrir sleeves to think the tables are turned so nicely. They expect to hoard up money this year. Don’t be too sure boys, you; witt have to pay halt any way. The fearful snow storms of the past week caused the north and south roMh to be so drifted that travel ia convey-L It was severe weather indeed. of N. Brin. Mr. Rein gore to Dakota. ' A youhg married couple are visiting at A. Estebrook’s, the bridegroom be­ Maple Grove. Go ahead giria, white the ing past 70 years of age, and the bride opportunity is yours. 63. A goodly number of Johnstown’, School report for the month ending young folks spent Christman eve a Maple Grove, the Christmas tree at th Dec. 21, of the higher department of M. E. church bring the attraction of th the Woodland school. Diet. No. 4: ^evening. ! . - T’ ALGEBRA. ' Class A—Claude Carpenter, 100; Geo. Carpenter, 100. ARITHMETIC. West Baltimore. • No mail at Prichardville Thursday 1 Saturday last week, because of the sw Dell Newton spoiled his saw, and the mill is not doing anything this wee A few friends met at I. Week’s NV Year's night, and enjoyed a ▼ery pta ant evening, despite the storm. Thomas Elsey and family left Florida with Dr. Brown. Class A — Frank McArthur, 100; Claude Carpenter, 100; Geo. Carpenter, 100; Ludwig Bizer, 80; Geo. Baitinger, 80; Lottie Colestock, 81; Lizzie Spind­ ler, 70; Bertha Judd, 80; Emma Cooper, 96; Mina Crowell, 74; Emma Grozenger, 74. Class B—Walter Holmes, 82; Elmer McArthur, 92; Geo. Spfodler, 80; EUa her friends at Prichard ville a New Y( „ Spindler, 92; Charles Yahk, 92; Lola roll. Mr. Robert Blivin has had a roi Goddard, 100; Anna Eastman, 73; Em­ removed by Dr. Brown. ma Bizer, 90; John Leedy, 80. Class C—Lottie Carpenter, 80; Willie Cole, 100; Claude Hough, 100; Duvillo Holly, 86; Eddie McArthur, 82; Wifiie Miller, 66; Mabel Bevier, 85; Ida God­ dard, 76; Minnie Wonderlick, 68. history. „ j,. Class A -Claude Carpenter, 100; Geo. Carpenter, 85; Lottie Colestock, 76; Ltdwig Bizer, 93; Lizzie Spindler, 70; Chas. Yank, 78; Bertha Judd, 86; Emma Cooper, 81; Mina Crowell, 70. geography. . Class A—Lottie Coltstock, 83; Bertha Judd, 84; Emma Cooper, 79-, Mina Crowell, 81; Geo. Carpenter, 90; Clande Carpenter, 87; Ludwig Bizer, 84; Wal­ ter Holmes, 09; Lizzie Spindler, 64; Ella Spindler, 57; Frank McArthur, 77; Geo. Baitinger, 79; Emma Grozinger, 87. Class B—Emma Bizer, 88; Lola God­ dard, 96; Anna Eastman, 76; Ixittie Carpenter, 99; Wiliie Cole, 95; Claud Hough, 91; Duvillo Holly, 69; Eddie McArttaiKTS; tito; Spindler. 88; Elmer Mr Arthur, 88; Willie Miller, <8; Char­ les Yank. 98; Mabie Bevier, 97; Minnie Wonderlick, ». Rutland. Snow blockade on all north and* roads. Thermometer ten below zero. Friday apd Saturday the saow at The school in district 4 rtoppe consequence of the severity of the s Mr. Brown, living on the Geo. limn farm, had his team break lot Jefferson St. in your city, and run nearly ruining a good wagon. NJ ties his team more securely now. Rev. Whitaker, U. B. preadhro* dunk, has resigned his partonte. The Bunday school omrartatf was seriously intiwTrnri wttk snow. IIanily any Ixxly co«kl Alls Martin is trying Io 8a4 a big <nou«b to raid a kog i* wl wants to kill. WnbdarbMr ba I mIntake or accident about tt I GRAMMAR. Class A—Emma Cooper, 83; Mina Crowell, 80; Emm* Gruxinger, 82; BerNew tha J«kt,83; Lottir i’oirabwk, 81; Us»««>’ ria Spirxller, 87; Gw. t arp«t«. tk “1 * «°od time. Some udaeoHr Ludwig Biter, 11; Claude Carpenter, ITO; Frank McArthur, 88. Class B—Anna Eastman. 100; Lota and took Uton tna* Goddard. 100; Ida Goddard. 06; Mabel Bevier, 82; Emma Hirer, 100; Lottie Carpenter, W0; Minnie Woadtrliek. 88; It tai Walter Holmee. 87; WtUle Cole, 87; Claud Hough, 88; Duvillo HoUv, M; �===== toward something bf e WHAT SAVED HOOKER. >H£ VARIETIES OF LAUGHTER. at ChaaeeHora* tae [Brooklyn Eagle.] ifi• . i- -r1 There is tho hearty laugh, the con­ (M. 0»<l 1a Detroit Pre. Fira.)____ :to,Mitad^ta.,yf vulsive laugh, the he-he laugh , and the The movement of Jackson acrore uproarious, UM “d rottod. almoet-tumble-out-of-ihe* America » • »*? Only a year or Hdotar’s flunk at ChanceJlorsville and the said Martha Ann Itfaeh having departed tills chair laugh. There wss the faugh of I life. teariti* a laat will and testament. which has into shftE^^Kwas the groat god. But arodnd to hi. rear was a complete .Jtt filed in saklcaart Prince Hal. who was said to laugh "till prire. Uy 6 o’clock in the evening hl. his face is like a wet cloak—ill, Uid op.* Lhax- Ml-h taw of b.ttle were formed and the There i* the- incipient laugh, which ia Ws*ont«-t awakened to the fact that monfiy-gpt- order to advance waa given. Scouts not a laugh but a smile. The l^ite • ting is not the noblest pursuit of man. had reported tho Eleventh corps in his Charles Backus, the minstrel,whe^it vriM We «ee so many vulgar people .who front, and the attack wa. to .waft «n<l beromeaibered. h*d a very large mouth, dioastrons m a whirlwind. Most of » as once having his photogntoh taken. have money—money and , nothing eleep­ toroHion. brsrelrned tor the hrerinr of satrt petit!.*, red fikaTtbe Itelrn « taw of Federah in the ElcvrntL it j® hardly considered reputabfle the The operator told him to looVpleasant, creretl, and aB other pi-rsoca luterreted Id s^d to be rich. We begin to see that it is were preparing •’'FrcX re^ata, are JWrad to smw at a teMiun <■: to amide a little. The famous minstrel incrc.-i:. Mm ■ it. T * tb.iiu were aiiy pickets in rear of ■•Id Court, then to be boWre at the Probate not a great achievement to get mooef. having Iwi ornc gave an elaborate smile. “ Ob, that Rb^^e ’ u rjlgU.rSd^ the Federal army they were picked np that on the sen We find out that all a man ha* to will never do!” said the photographer, 10 o'clock in the r OTdarad9'fiu’Sdnrtmot,, Xhta iuna lb to grip his haul so suddenly that no general alarm was In the city of hand tight to all he gets, and bold on given. Ail of a sudden the mighty it’s too wide for the instrument. Speaking of a western actress tfw refive notice to tke perrera interested in < to all he gets to be a millionaire>m tread of battle-line and the crash of rrs->, I shall sell at public auction to time. In fact, we begin to see that tl»e musketry fell upon the ears of tlie un­ Srter wrote: "Her smile opened out >lddrr the lands and prunten dee the Yosemite valley in a Muy morn­ more vulgar and mean A man ia' the suspecting Federate, and tho panic ,ld mortcue, to wit: AD that eerparcri of land situate tn the county atBton^lESeJ^’wTS more money he gets. We find, in short, which ensued was but the natural ing.” When Mias Marie Wilt -n, the ■now^riL^AH *fiiat kj“irtl«i"2t Um that ws have plenty of men in America finale. A few men gpt into line here English actress, played Heater Graze­ imrterof the soqth-west quarter of U A tree copy *. who are fit for nothing else but to make and there, but the resistance melted brook in the “Unequal Match/’ her Judge of Profit-. section tweivn. tn township twfi ---- ---------laugh was said to be of the character money. ? away as the line advanced. It was a ten west, lying south of the that first as it were loc^s out of • tho easterly and westerly Cour And so it is that our best people are furious fire which Jackson’s monxpoured State ofiMIchlgjui. The Circuit Court for the eyes to see if tho coast was clear, then tion. containing th^ty acres suddenly beginning to aay “Let us do into the Eleventh. Thev were elated Uebter. comsomething better." But as the army u and enthusiastic. And they swarmed steals down into a pretty dimple of the a aona lesser, au<» .v-, I through the pine for®t as if their num- cheek and rides there in an eddy for Itii dead letter, and no an uux our u«»j navy is rot, the while; then waltzes at tlie corners a allowed why art—art in its many ways and walks I beta were endless. —allures theeager feet of our ambitious | Men have said, that the panic would of the mouth like a thing of life; then Conrad, LauraCoarad, Elia Conrad, Clara Ara­ and best-minded people. have extended no farther, and that the bursts ita bonds of beauty and fills the S bella Conrad and Frank Eugene Conrad, dt-h-nc. New Yoi!k will, of course, long remain i corp8 would have speedily recovered air^for a moment with a shower of New York will, oi vuiimi, luutij CIJL IT & REYNOLDS. Attorneys for Sole Executor, , the capital of commerce. This tremon- from the surprise, and men have written silver-tongued echoes and then eteals Italtte Creak, Mhfixlgsn. dons Moloch of trade very naturally • that but for one man's coolness at the back to ita lair in the heart to watch Son to day of fmmnlMt art to death. trampl® iloath. She Sho may mar sit ait at ; critical moment Jackson would have again for ita prey.” How different from ChM><iery Order. his feet, sell her wares there, and all driven a wedge into tho Federal army, the.kind of laugh of Prince Hoare, a Htato of Mlchifon, Fifth Judicial ClrculL-Iu frioml of Hayden, thq painter. This | Cltanccry. that, even flourish for years yet on the | Gen. Pleosanton, then commanding county. MichiganLottie Ualtuba. complainant, for holding th> roaring island of iron and stone, but she three regiments of cavalry and a field gentleman was a delicate, feeble-looWng ! Chari® Gali L - - —— will not'stay there. She has built her | battery,lay in position to be run oyer man, with a timid expression of'face, „——, and au fortherouniy I Suit pendltu described in .the house here- in Washington. To drop ' by the frightened fugitives as they and when he laughed heartily he almost _ _ __ ___________ __________ .j, the12th day KSSSn. ». vlr | all tigur® of speech and state cold facts, art i sought a place of safety. In tho midst eecnied to I>e crying. ■ at December, A. 1). ISO. parcel of land lying and !«-■ It runs in families sometimes to dis­ I bi tills cause It aptiearing from affidavit on file p of'Tbornapptt*. county <rf has-already built here on a single street ojL.the.most embarrassing confusion he Our mirniuir Holstein and Devon Cat Us ’tM*1 Uie defendant? Chaites Galusha. is anon Ing In the l Michigan, described a.t rolBarry and * in a single year more beautiful houses, j Bent a regiment of dismounted cavalry tort the countenance in laughter. Mr. rthX^m!?tXri 1 raaidcntaf this State, but Is a resident o< Vir lows, to wit: •T topy acres ri the north fine, rich, gjorious to e®, than can b«- forward to form a line and check tho Labouchere speaks of a family who lance ejections; opjHirtuulty of conmarinx dfr nw^ion wf’f&lh • Ootamr. sohritoni for I of lhe north-east frarttona! jusyinamber six. of townriap nunihtr found in the city of New York. Sticks Confederates, and the other regiments, laugh a great deal, and who always fi-rent breeds: low nrires. because oiTextent of | complainant. It b ofricBBdunS said defendant — — range uumt>er tan west. ----C I aiJearanre U. thia reuse on « ^E-torc pin here, and remember this is the cold, mounted, at once charged into the moss mans shut their eyes when they do so. It is 1-oudElii,XUKKfs „ir the date of thb. order, sad that frozen truth. And I think it means of fugitives tind drove them clear off funny at the, dinner table, when some­ aluguea free ( orrrot>orMlr»ee Holtelted. Fowoll Bros., ( within twenty days the complainant cause tills Circuit Court Commissioner In and for Ham something. .T think it means a great the flejj On the left of the plank rood, thing witty is said to look around and NPKINGIJOBO, CHATVFORD CO.. FENN. °r*r to be published in the Hartlngi Baxnkr. CX*^ffcfejlBIN. deal more than simple material prosper* ' * Thon, one •by one, twenty-two guns see tho same distortion of every face. ■I MoRRmta.Itawnra iu,,kk NoUcttor for Complainant. There is not an eye left id the family. ity. It means an advance—a long ad- were brought to the front and un• JOgN t'AMVKTH A trio of staters is spoken of who show von®, too—in the lin® of aft. Of limbored. Tho spot ______________ __ where each gnn . Of CannseL 1 ______ __ _________ Ctatai Juta>. D. D. MALI.OBY • TO., 'course, architecture te not the.high®t ' stood was plain to view in 1881, and half an inch of pale pink gums when j Wholesale dealers in Orders an4 Foreign Fruita. : SMITH & COIAJROVE, or noblest, but tho tangible, visible, and | may be for several years to come. It they langh. In their presence, like ' >r~. for fur Complainant. . Solicitors 1 [Attest.) CHARLES M. MACK. serves to illustrate, emphasize, wluit I | Was in the cleared field to the left of Wendell Holmes, one “never dares State of Mlrhiftan. County of. Barry -«s. Register. At a neaslor. of the Probate Court fur thr would say. And so I aay art has built | the Chanccllorsviilc plank road, and be os funny as one can,* for fear of st-V : “* Bl th,, i*robate ffifi' e la her home hero. She will possess it and i about half a mile below the famous ing their applauding trij>lo of gums. , aid county oo Wrdne* bide here undtar these blue skies. j | bricku., u™. u.»n cuni-dvd .^k- ., o- — t----------— j-------------------house. The 8guns enfiladed uJackA — laugh is ------sometimes only a aneer.. ember in the year one state of Michigan, County of Barry.-an. and eighty-thrrv. Ai a scnloii nf the ITobate Coart tar tlx- county UMMMM dose ■ yoar eyes and recall the J1 hou Bou‘r s whole frqnt, front, and the moment his 1 Diogenes, of tub notoriety, saw a good Barry, boldcn at the Prutiote office In the city color of cities you have seen. London liuea broke cover they were met with , dealnf d—1 v:--’of -»* —k‘-- Some «------------thia kind laughter. one 1[ Hoatlngs In said couuty on Saturdsy. the 15tn day »f Decetuber, tn the yraroue UMnmand eight Adams, dreeaaed. is a sombre gray, alm®t black. Paris such Htorms of canister that whole regi- ssaid -«« to him, “ Many people laugh at J tin reading and filing the petitiot*. .duly vert hundred and eight) -three. is white, and so on. This is a red dty. | meats lay down after tho first volley. 1 you. you.’’ “ But I,” he quickly remarked, 1 tied, of Jreepb Koliar, allerlag that dttly aathre. ITraent. Cleiurut Smith. Judge of Probate. Qf course, if you o^ly s® the capital , For the first quarter of an hour these | "“ am ““ not laughed, down.” 1 of Uiseauteof Emory Buffing tieatrd csptee of the last win and testament <X natil dreenredand at the probate thereof havmt: ton and Pennsylvania avenue, and indeed i gnU8 were supported by cavalry alone. *“ “M In said court, showing tijat said will the largest half I fear only see this | but as regiment after regiment won I duly admitted to prolmlc In su Lav»• lP*cik'* Sun.) w«ra V.*^fa rvnev C<>.i . Sew York, ana n»*.'tHra nrajimi Hlftt ib:»t MICh surh much, why Washington maXwvni gray, picked up, whirled about, and sent to Tho store kind of pumpkin pie has j copy of said will be allowed, filed, attfi reconlwl green, or even black uiock or mottled, moiueu, if u you . the gnp, the support soon became a di- i a sort of sickly aecond-cousin coun- : art -as red• far •* the in said cor-* ----— last wfiFand'Testa -—1 take into account the crowds of colored I' vision. Other batteries were rushed tenance, and is scarcely over An I incut ot s»Mgl dcceared. wm It Is ordered, that Mondnv. the folks. But go out‘ toward ~ Senator — Pen­ down the plank or across the fields, and i eighth of an inch thick, with a l MreufactHrerfirtHcnncticidly grilled Goods, noun, be UAwlgneil for the hearing uf said petition, 2BI day oi■{January next at tea o'clock in tho dleton’s place or Secretory BloineJs, by and by Jackson’s golden moment I crust on the bottom that almost and tluU the heirs.n at... law„.,»».<> of said <.v-,-v<un-u, dceea*ed, and forenoon. lx* aarixned for the hearittK of nu.I Pickle*, I'reservcs. ete. . — and you will ever after remember Wash­ had passed. The Federal army had i taei.“ttaucr'.XTrttomtit aX, .'AteMdJSSSfamA«..nm«>rr.tneB. all other |>er»ona interested In said estate, are re­ l<etltkHi. atad that the helm at law of tald <:<* ta al! rthiT persons Interested in said quired to appear at a session of tahi Court. Uwn ington City os the reddest of red spots faced iawvv, to M the „,o rear, lvol, and „uu the great gap had t<< be hidden al the Probite < ►filer In the city <rf estate, anrkequlrcd to appear al a’ session of taste, that has to bo imagined, M»’it in a----------on this earth. And tho fervid green of been clewed by artillery. w tjthrn to tie hidden at tin* 1 •rebate Hnail)ig*. hi said comity, and show cause, if any sort of go-aa-you-plcaso flavor bei-w. wt < Hrt ! tic city ot Haatinga, In sold county, •u— ------ *— the prayer of the petitioner should of'tho trees, the bluest of blue skies—Just Justat atsundown sundownJackson, Jacksongrew restive tan bark and cinnamon. Then again, ; L/Jl, and show cnusc. If any there i»e, why the prayer • k-hese bring out and italicise tho red so under tho terrific fire, ant ia ordered a 100 store pi® will be made out of on'I UL/ further ordered that said iwtitionrr of the petitioner should not be granted. And it Is further ordered that said petitioner listinctly—the intense Pompeiian rod— general advance. Long lines of men ordinary 2(Accnt pumpkin. Each pie is i a Ils I L Ul pereoux hite-rested in sald^esgive ntalce to the penotw interested in said * ion fairly revel in the warmth of it. sprang to their feet and rushed forward j out into eight pieces atxmt the size of two | estate, of the ix-ndrncy of said petition, and the hid this red is not at all obtrusive. with cheers and yells, determined to j tviKK.ftueo ■ fiugera,which sell for 5 oente. This brings iwi»rr printed and circulated In Mid Qf tobe x*id county rotuiiyof These green trees see to that. And then have tlie guns. It did not seem as if 40 cents for a pie, or $40 for tho pro- : Barry oner tu each w,-ek for three succeralve new.spai»er printed and rtrculated In said county he Pompeiian red is often interrupted anything living could ctom that open of Harry. o<ire.ln each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. duot of tho pumpkin. That leaves the weeks pn vion* to said day of bearing. | A true copy. ] CLEMENTSMITH, ■y some sudden Or sharp contrast of space of 600 feet with such a tornado of store-keeper $39 and 80 cents profit on ' ClF.MKNT SMITH. . Judge of Prolate. □lor. Here it is surprised by a break canister swooping over it, but whole (Atrue copy.) Judge of Probate. his pumpkin and as tho crust is thin , f green .stone or gray stone, then a regiments charged up tG within ‘fifty 1*rebate Order. with no shortening in it 80 cents ought' ifter form of red, but the whole habit- foot, and scores of Confederates dashed w VU,U1 fcUU, wo. (wruu I state of M lehigan. County of Rarrv.-ra. to cover this cost, leaving an even $39 ■ At a w»kNi of the Probate Court for the Coun­ >le and decent part ot this great eapi- ta-among guna and wore kfllod there, the transaction. tran'«action. a Tuut oa Ou the Ulate of Michigan. In the dreuit Court for.the ty hf itany. Ixrfdcu at the Probate Dffire In the 1 of ours is one prevailing array of har- The charge wa» repalaed but to bo A slice alico of mother', pi. th. my of Hastings In salt! county on Saturday, the mother’s pumpkin pie the jI onious Pompeiian and Indian red. I made win. and agmn. When night j ril(, of yonr t„0 hnnd,. a,,,-, tte re_. ’ ^Uad settled down Jackson gave ,rt np. UHon OTt horae-mMo pio. nn -« lation cut in home-mside pie, and an Jennie ArtuStrOtB. Hkftle Mcllvaln. Frank Phil Mhcrldan'n Hperch-Moklnc. Flatter. Kate Fuller asa Julia Fluhrr. defend■He couldnot drive ta. wedge pa.t the | iinch ln(1 conuto, more noh an j „ ft hajf tMck thick contains [Chicago Herald.) A minor. . 7 ' mnizle ol Ptauumtonagnn. He had Ma| pie pw than a .™wn pioa, and I bft<* ! real dozen .rare store pies, rpon doe proof by atkfa’tit that Jennie Arm­ Ou readlnc iukI flllu* the petition, duly vwllfed. An intimate friend of Gen. «'*»? Phil 1 ^’’andfa,"00!^’pl™ L*a^ ' ‘^n .“nttagT “‘"“‘'j of MarahtUI tl. It loom the guardian of raid iniu- strong, Hattie Mellrai<Frank Fisher and Julia or, nn*ytu« th*t be mayty Ucmscd tt> mort|R«£<* Fisher, defendant* in the above entitled mu**gestion eating it. •' . ' i. the .oldmr: “'Shen-liui J, cani,terch^kcd j K ratlon eotul g ccrtnui renl estate erf raid minor's for reasons pending in thia court, realde out of the said the gallant gallant soldier: Sheridan, aa | therein set forth. state nfMIrhlzaii and In the Mate of Kamas, es­ inning eonver..tioimlnit. can t make I him_dmth Ite.ta rre-r«.l.w Thenyijrai ft l» ordered, that Monday, the cort Frank Ftahcr. who rreldea In the state at peeck »f he tan. to look about ta. . „ 11L »“ 1 Cmw which du#U1 re<alto fr, 14th. day of January next al ten o'clock In the Wisconsin. And on motiono! Smith AC’olgro.e. Cos® in which death results from i forenoon, ty aMlmml for th« hearinjr of raid |«e- ’•ollclU<K f'»r vomHainanl. It la oniered tiia: the lienee. 1 remember an wieaama Tf10 Confederate- who advanced the physical excitement consequent in nlivnir’al nmitzvmz.nt wnaonnon^ qjj j tltlon, and that the helm at law <>f s3d derearcd said OFtauihuits do Hpiwarand answer the bill of ?re out, and it was agtansl tbeae gnn, dolled deatli ton mefltal pmaion are, according ■to ,-re he was wa. called coltad out and all other ih-fwmis Interested in raki rv ' canmlnlnt fifed in the said eanv. within tour The ,tyte-*".rrIUIrtri1‘«ap|»ear at of raid; mpnths troin the date of this order, else the said altogether unexpected, either. Ho tlloawnd times over. Those who wore Lancet, not uncommon. A recent in­ U,v»n.. hoH,eu !be ..«w- Oflh-v. tniKc. in m i w‘’ ltt complaint shall lie taken ns confessi'd. id up and tang tan wye.ionone wiled were in most instances riddled stance has again called attention to the ' the ciU ofI HaatiOBB Hastings In Mid aakl county and’ show JL And furlhet. that this order bv published with1 in Uie audience addrraed tarn. nnd torn to pieces. The bnri.l partire rtMwc.lf any.there fc.why any there to, why the prayer of tiw daysTrum thh date, in the HastingmAllcr. Unfortunately, those parton. j>ctiUoner r '*-----never ma.le a break, and he never tound ,ilb a„ vonn^ d who are prone to undden and over- : ^omP <mre inem h anybody before him except that heads, log, and arme worowmUerM al! whelming outburats of ill temper do ant^ PURIFY JtyE BLOOD. 1.1 — TC-r v-r'V” ""-*”ch publicaSKiJiXl&tt'S. j* man He made the speech m hu alongthefront. Kot one single wounded ) not. n, a rule, rorognin. theta proJr.htSX creational tone and uW so easy | m0„'!„a, found on that batter- front, anta, iwrwmitily.at lca«t twenty days before th<‘ penalty or realize the penis to which it k«L Haring bM> bafortlSa public hr a quarterof grnorfnl thrt it cspta™ But he Ojl the ri!,t flank wh„r0 [he • , h„d expos® them; while the stupid idea i • erttsry.and bavin*alwaya pertermW moretijua taper printed and circulated In raid County of ■ time herein prretcfbml fur their ap|waranee. Barry, onee In each week for three iswceislve • Dated thia i7th day of Itecembcr. A. 1). tsax ^ i “»»« F^“k the rail tbit such death, to occur ta Jitorion, weeks, previous acrid day of ImariniL 1 FRANK A. HOOKER. . ycta know, which 1. so lialntua( ; ,ra<s,(, ffera_ forn fot0 splinters, the ... , CLMtENfSlITlL and which are directly caused by it, I SUTTH * <*l>UIKOVK, 1' tri>e coPy-l Jmlge offrobati x wt “T g™'1'1''<nit ■" bJ • h',i“irf“i ,irag’ a“j ought to lie ascribed to “the visitation - --------- ;------------- ( bolldtaHi for Complainant. inn? T yS' BCOrM 01 Confederate, lying in the of God,” tends to dixert attention from u. . .... .Vhan<**7 Order. i A true copy. (Attest.) Mate of Michigan, Fifth Judicial ClreulL-ln CHARLES M. MACK. J“LX »™W. - SF™'- '■W’oy Jil<:1>0‘ ”•« ’onmlod far the common sense lesson which such vTuuteery. [ I » • ite-*i'U-r I*11 ln stones, splinters and fragments of rocks', deaths should teach. It is most unwise DmL-m M. Hull. Horace II. Hull, Elizabeth I ■to A Monros Sts., Chicago. ■nt any .motive or ।feeling or ____________ ° Mittrli. ( IcnviiUu,-Cnli»u ViuiSIckle* I to allow the mind to excite the brain J a. Mortgage Sale. ■ I»(4 wnakl tossy bUnMlWr, Richard Powell. Vfola P^ell and Allert Vlffi oais, and when I heard him making Sand That Mines In the Wind. and body to such extent as tp endanger mansm—ti.r three laM by their uext friend. Isaac . Default luivtug been made In the eondltlims of peech, and saw him pick out one Puwell—complainants. > I ' n <*rteln mortgage (whereby the power tiicreln [San Francisco Call. ] life itself. We do not suffipienily ap­ in the audience to address, I ewtained to tell has ixH-ome operative) execu­ preciate the need and value, of, mental About twenty mil® south of Still ­ t shuddered at timfrs lest he ted by CharkwX. Htewvt to Mrs. H, M Norris, discipline as a corrective of jbad habits bearing date the twenty-seventh, day of Novem­ I, forgetting where he was, inter­ water, Churchill county, on the Saud­ and a preventive of disturbances by berA. D. liwo; and recorded In the office o( the -Springs flat, at the foot of tho moun ­ na of those quiet —~ ——— to tain, there is a Reap of sand about 100 which happiness, and life itself, are too Hull pralllwUl UwClrna, tourt Inrfo count, Register at Deeds In and fir Barry County Mh h he is so accustomed. feet nigh and nearly A mile across often jeopardized. Probate Order. and gtten for the sum of flve hundred and fifty which sings in the wind and is con­ % Triek of Tom Cor win‘a. 3Si .State ot Michigan, County of Hany.—-m. dollars, to be paid lu five years from the date stantly changings- It is thrown by tho At a session of tlie Probate Court for the Coun­ tar Ore in “Curbstone Crayons, "J thereof, with the privilege of paying In three (Chicago Tribune.) ty of Harry bold® at tl» Probate Office in the city yyaraj-wtih interest payable annually at the nite ►t getting into a wagon reminded wind, which >hero has a circular mo­ Prof. O. V. Riley, in a recant address of Hastings In .said county on Tuesday, the 11 Mi, of eight per cent per annum; and whereas tt u® dd an ox-Euckeyo, “of a trick of tion, into u vast round wall with a hol­ before tho American I’romalogical so­ day Of Derintber In the year one thousand eight tore, on motloiijof Smith & Colgrove, the snUci- expr^y agreed In rah! mortgage, that should toTR for emnptalnants, It la ordered that pefrndr / dradn'a. He hung bock, you low in/fie centre lialf a mile aero®, ciety, said that if he wore asked to enu­ liandred and eighty three. reta Jane Hull and------- Hull, whose ehriStan any detnultte made in payment of said tatenwt I*resent, Clement Kmlth. Judge it Proliau*. or any part thereof, on any day wheron the same vhea the liepublican party was which goes two-thirds of the way to the merate the six most important sub­ In the matter of the estate ofAlbert M. Blaao, name Is unknown, enter their appearance In la made payable as above exnrcracd, ami should 0U?r l*fwTt‘ n,,,r montlin from the . and kicked, in the traces for bottom. It is steep and hard to climb stances that could be used for destroy­ DmmMi same remain unpaid and In arrears for the On reading nud filing the petition, duly verifi­ date of thia order. And that wtthtu twenty day a the space of thirty days, then and from thenceforth, three yean, after the Fremont to the top, and on the inside is even ing insects above grobnd he would men­ ed. of August Gosch, admlnlRtrator o! aald es­ T** yteRfr *fter the hiw of said thirty days, p.1 Then hd > was put forward more fteeii, so steep that no one has tion tobacco, soap, hellebore, itoicnic, tate. praying that his final account this day filed the aforesaid prluclual sum of five hundred and may be heard and allowed and he discharged nftydotoravtohalfnnwrageof interest thcrefrees in h» old distriut, and of ever dared to go down for fear that the petroleum and pyrethrum. The firyt from his said trust. 1; S^tiil'Sn uudl at Ibo option of said mortgagee become nusK A. A HOO] HOOKER., Tliennipvn it te ordered, that Monday, the Tth. FBANK vent on the stump. At his first loose sand would slide down and bury three, he said, were well known, and __'and payMeimniettHileTy thereof ter. and dcSMITH A COIXillOVK. ’ -------i , however, the working Itepub- them np. There are airtilar dun® on comment on their value ia unneaaary. baring been made in the pnyiuent of said ...UlROVK one of the days whereon the same is ere a little *cooL The great the Sandwich islands, ou tho Hebrides, Hut it has only lately bean learned that Jble as above expressed, and tlie sarno (Attest.) 11840 came 'on the grounds and on tho Atlantic coast. , ■‘•pmitlM tmpald anu lu lurears iitthough tho vapor of nicotine—that is tobacco _ __ Reipater. thafi thirty days have elapsed since the mnre e wsan’t a choer. This would vapor—ia not only very effectual in de­ making of such delanlt, and the said .mortgagee Three Mortal lajarloa. , so Corwin resorted to a little stroying msects wherever it can be con­ dty of Hastings In said county mid shov. haring fleeted elected to declare dt-clar.- tlie tlx- whole princljud prim It any tbere be, why the prajrrr at the said |>etl _ O wm hundred wwwmIwmA *.,.l te all I sum of five and fltry duHan, wfth al MT stagy. Making an excuse that [Crawford in Chicago News.) fined, as in greenhouses, but that it is t'oncr should not be granted >rnWBWtrttf^tetim£ Jto toK«^eand ' be due aud pimyacera’ stand wasn’t shaded well, AnO Is further oniered that said petitioner I asked Dr. Bliss this question last j Ires injurious to delicate plants than l*y ofswh default, therefore, there is “Here, boys, ran that wagon night: ctaiuwdJM^' du? Lid iSTXiii cteimcd to I* due and unjmld upon said mortcither the smoko or the liquid. :nock u‘° end “xd “In the light of the information given Mravwi wtnr and Mr*. Hnrrait. in. That will seem like old yon iu (the post-mortom, do yon think I I no pnrrcdlmK or nm??ta?o^e<jSty’Taring [ Exchanjr. ] 'ifty gray-haired men jumped Garfield’s life could have been saved?" saved?” 1| r , . Kmy’onre in Iren Instituted to recover the debt remaining “Mem dwidodl.T no. The radical In aocliided. pert, of Mount Olivet,»« ««. mnaua »et on the instant. They ran I untatid and so soeurod by mid mortgage, or any . 'A[Iwrw| •n to the appointed place with profoaaion ia nnenimoaa upon this sub- ■ c:!’a*^ary. Wsshrogtoo, bnt Ito i K-Wm --------1 Jud0 ot IW«U | joot no.. Gtotald received three in'• ? .« ” J “ of E ; S ," rr "' T “ d ; BSffan lift 13 lfMrt if whoops, they put Corwin in j . l>-WM*Mt o,,e in tiw afternoon him a round of cheers, and the juries, either of wbioh voald have made ) ’< T, the hooper of t..e .ln.Iernonrilh» i of that day. at the Nprth front door or enhfa death aloolnteir certain. The The slati, ’1'1?. 03 *P;‘D* .?*7... ^!‘“r:e . wider tall 1|, Ch oken and the flood came.” Chancery Order. I trancei Hm^In the of atyrtilretlSpi ,u“ n® ‘ '■—(’ tart Hou® in the City Hastings his death al molntely mt- । |Trton-p«-D. uvswaiwx ’jwn certain. certain, xne si simt, . . .. tertag ot tho TOteten _____ ___ one,_ ™witho h r • t ch “aI I —2,,------01 Mfafclran, Fifth JndlcUl Circuit. In nurturing of.th® «•«.. Tal1- ranit rank wmyla wtxxLi nftrt and nnan- i Chauewy. gi___rfnlenrtio t_,_ mtto artarv v w K | an'-l TaH; the iwennil. .ml tbn rnn-rinsTit rerrril^'it Tho Tto, I k« “iP’t‘ R Rra»,rareotmil Ita «pot. »pot. ----- , M,rt’ “■ kom r“». •nrronml tho acW>«.ot • ** ------------fExdmnge.) from tho ' “in,l>fa word.- Win- on > Mut'd (nit mS?i» th. C-™u Court ta u» I NOT-A CURE. ATT-, •tford Uourjnt ha.-; just en- piec® of the denuded teS. U->ne from snu i or an mm h thereof an may b<- nceewarv to xatU. its 120th year. It has bean shattered rib® into the syatam .Mt-O was .. th. o,ra^ the h^tho fytiw amount so claimed to be duo and imtwld th* ! published, with change of third.” u|Mjtisaldnwrtgnj3‘ wHhlntereM at eight ]>er grave is thp annum, red the costa red expenses al­ > the 29th bf October, 1764, renting- plain _Mr., Surratt a grav, u t«»a«it. MSm. u. i«k«. t, * noo-nMM>t or1 tered by law. Md premises brine diWcribed In woMra. A raxtl, h-owtI r-hteotat Oat-----” Mntarrnpiton except, for a o jually olfechre. o^-.a, ,..««. u™«v -^-v syld mortgage w tollmen to wit: All those atone has simply the name, “Mrs. Mary ;< *xevs, yaol£itaa for during toe revolution, when ho aomo. «M»t ■ — — A writer in Tbr Tn-ridenee Jnjmal •1 ta« aakt defendant; eater hlar—~ nferring te the elSatejr ot the balramie E. Sarratt." --------------------------tywoc® baftra font of Women «ad ChUdrm’ s_r.w.. odor o! tor -real limso, n:akm this I L to Mumiton: Var probnblr the d»r * . Untar Orona.) wffioorawnn.a-Mdap^eorino., ™ CFM.I An Arkansas in mil be m fmjnmt * hoowbold »p,ar. and rilled ...TIM- VOS"* — — ^^t^sjsss. GERMankMEPY The Boxt Eiteusire pure-bred Live Stock KitablishientTHEWBrid. ■■sir KERM0TTSM1 & • •r iw < . - g MANDRAKE PILLS, iLYON&HEALY '<•£ fisaa?"- *■ fa £KS- VXTSSl £ WoBl WOMAN’S FRIEND e X£<?<5 .ftW has "•esgag®. ■ f I r I r! I L ; 41 �‘OXvuMirq The Hastings Banner. Our city has 11 groceries, 9 dry goods fighting occurred after we arrived, ex- :md clothing stores. Tho sales last year from these 20 houses were not far from HAmXtai. FHIDAT,JAHUAliYll.il* z 8750,000. Local News. Bl V xOW. t« prime. rt. IL WIGHTMAN A SON. BENTLEY BROS. 4WH.KIM NOTICE. Mitor'. IB b« kept a cubeeri] eewy WlTTTWr-i. The snow plow did veryeffective ser­ vice last week. , v The sexton’s work in Hastings was. not much for 1883. Qt’ite a number of needy persons are county wards thiiwirrter. ’ » The county legiMature ist|n sessipn, mid all the supervisors are on hand. The 18th of February is the day set for the opening of the circuit court. Blow did last week strike you ps a The revival meetings at the M. E. chui-ch will be continued thia week, at least, and if interest warrants, next week also. • Welton & Crook are about to make a new departure in their business. Due mention will be made in time for our readers to know. Secretary Rogers informs us that in the past three months the Barry & Eaton made net a gain of over 8100,000 insurance. Pretty good showing. At their session Monday evening, Barry lodge Na 13, Knights of Pythias installed the following officers: C. G—Clement Smith. v V. C.—Philip T. Colgrove. \ I’.—C. H. VanArman. J<. R. & S.~John B. Roberts. If. E.—Philo A. Sheldon. F.—Fred Alexander. A.-M.L. Cook. I?- G.—Royal H. Brown. O. G.—Sylvester Greusel. P. O.-E. Y. Horie. Trustee—John Pattison. ^During the past year the lodge has Itagely increased Its membership,.clear­ ed up all claims against it, put 8200 worth of improvements on the hall, and has a good surplus on hand. With this excellent showing the members feel highly pleased. Personae. specimen copy of an !‘opon winter?” artillery. Just after dark several rebel batteries concentrated their fire on the one in our front, and the most terrible cannonade foUowed that I was ever un­ der. The air was literally alive with howling, screeching, exploding shells. Their burning’fuses and explnsiims fur­ nished an almost constant light. Flat upon the ground we lay Upbraiding our^ves because we werexiot thin as case knives and expecting every moment to be torn in pieces by an exploding shell. Our old colonel, with great coolness and leisure, paced to and fro along the line with drawn «abre» ordering the men to keep down, and cursing and welting any he happened to see sitting or standing up. Just beside me lay Corporal James F. Spurlock, the most brave and reck­ less man I ever knew. Sitting there with the utmost composure, heedless of the Captain’s order to He down, he would exclaim: “By George, this iff ' party, this is grand, this is beautiful,” etc. We were all willing to. accord to Spurlock the exclusive right of behold- 1 ingthe “grand” and the “beautiful,” while we flattened out like lizzards, in fear of the terrible missies which, fur­ nished the terrifying light which Spur­ lock called “purty.” Spurloc^ had been a heavy dragoon in the English army, and was in the Crimean war of 1855. I shall have several occasions to speak of this brave man, am! what a terrible death he met and how bravely and cooly , //4 /f/y 325 FAILURES! REPORTED LAST WEEK We are selling goods at ruinously low prices as I must realize on my Large Stock. Money I j he met it Dr. Slocum, surgeon of our 'regiment and brother of. Gen. Slocum, was just ready to eat his supper before dark that night, ori a bank by the road­ side, when a friendly rebel shell chanced to drop near and spattered mud and dirt over his frugal meal and upset his tin­ John Quick, a former Hastings boy, ware. His servant advised him to seek It seems good to hear the school bell lost his drug store and itock in the again, and to see the students again a safer place, but the gallant little doc­ joyfully wending their wai- to the tem- Howard City fire. Loss 86.000, insur­ tor, maddened by JJie loss of his “ grub " ance 83.(0). / ' l>le of* learning^ replied with an oath that he would not Dr. Brown left for his home in Flori­ change positions and there were not Don’t you want the Banner for 1884 ? da last week. We are afraid the Doctor enough rebel of —- in Virginia to SubscHption price 81.00 when paid in advance; 81,25 for subscribers outside failed to appreciate the beauties of our scare him from his place. He cooly waited for another supper to be pre­ the county, or 8125 for those in Barry open winter. Rev. Barnhart of Ionia, presiding pared, and as cooly sat and ate it. county who do not pay in advance. We dropped to sleep resting on our Bidelman & Benham coinpose the elder of the Ionia district, filled the M. E. pulpit here during some of the re­ arms without changing position. The new firm that have succeeded Benham vival services last week, . night,* fortunately, was warm, and we Bros;in themeat market business; Char­ Will and Dora Keimedy returned to slept quite comfortably after partaking ley Benham having sold his interest to of our supper of hard tack, salt •• boss,” Mr. «Sj J. Bidelman. Here’s wishing the University Monday, to continue their studies at that classic institution. and water. No fires were allowed so success to the new linn. . near the enemy. Now is the best time in the year for They speak very highly of.Ann Arbor. While the things related above were Word from Bert Niskern states that business meji to make use of the adver­ transpiring on the left, Gens. Sumner tising columns of a newspaper. The he is doing nicely' at West Point, In j I and Hooker’s men had suffered far Inng winter evenings give much more June next will occur the vacation, and worse. In vain had they thrown their ■ time for the reading of papers than at; he .will be home for the first In two men against the rifle pita at Marye’s years. any other season of the year. . hill, and in vain had they plead with L. E. Knappeu attended the banquet Gen. Burnside not to repeat the useless During 1884, it should be the effort of all citizens of Hastings to promote and reception given Judge Champlain slaughter. Nothing was gained, and ftxery enterprise that will make our city at tlhe Morton house, Grand Rapids, Fri- there was no hope of driving the rebels a more desirable place to live in. En­ duy evening, by the bar of'that city, in from their intrenelunents by the Gener­ courage, especially, all who may wish to honor of his elevation to the Supreme als in immediate command. Finally, I Court. N engage in manufacturing here. after hundreds of brave men lay lifeless The Royal* Arch Masons of this city Editor Shank, of the Middleville Re­ on the plain in front of thexifle pits, and liad a public installation Fridayrnight publican, made us a fraternal call one thousands more lay writhing in the ag. All Masons in good standing were in­ । day last week. He reports the Repub­ ony of pain scattered over the ground vited, and the press of the city were re­ lican doing a constantly increasing and all the generals sent in their united membered. This chapter is in a flour­ business. We are pleased to note this protest against the further useless sac­ ishing condition and ■ doing excellent fact, and to wish him even better suc­ rifice of life; Gen. Bumside desisted and no more attacks were made on. Marye’j work. ' • cess. Our Assyrut letter came two late for । C. M. Knappen will leave next spring hill or anywhere along the line. The last week’s issue. We ask our corr0- (for Dakota. He intends to locate at army lay in idleness all day the 14th and pioudenta to iememlier that our prei^ f5th and on the night of the day last Devil’s Lake. Charley is a wide-awake, day is Thursday, and that any commun­ pushing young man, and the people named began re-crossing. Everything ication received later than Thursday around Devil’s Lake will fimr him | was done as noiselessly as possible, commorning canriot find a place in our col­ courteous, square-dealing and energetic. ■ mands were given in a low tone of voice, straw was strewn on the bridges and the umns. . ......... _______ ___ We __ are ___ sony that _________ ill-health compels From inquiry among our farmer j Mr. Knappen to leave Hartings, and Army of the Potomac, which a few days Wore had lieen so confident and san­ t friends we learn that while wheat did trust he may find health and prosperity guine of success; as grand and brave an not attijjin so large a growth Jost fall as I in his new hoine. army as ever faced a foe, sneaked back was looped, it has not’ lieen-injured, and across the Rappahannock, out-generaled war Sketches. v.: «t]i i favorable weather from now on and defaced. In the meantime the may pan out handsomely. Goxlness The Army of the Potomac IleptiUed and weather had changed to cold again. The Badly Demoralised Before Fredekpows we hope so. rirlcwbnrjr—Tho Retreat. army occupied the heights northrof tiw river a few days before going taU jMrThere are 12 manufacturing estab­ lishments in Hastings, which, when manent camp. The wind blew over thq. running at full capacity, give employ­ barren heights, shrill, oomfortloss and On tlie plains south of the city and in ment, to 275 hands. The capital eracold, and its sad moaning in theltoughs ployed is over 8250,000. and the yearly apd about the place lay the union army, ofthepinra overhead, seemed to have output nearly ns much. Think what awaiting orders to be: marched to the an ominous significance- Huge campwe would have with another railroad!. slaughter. Gen. Sumner had command fires were built,and the men by day and of the union right, including the troops Kalamazoo’s railroad committee is in and about the city, facing Gen. Long­ night gathered in groups by scores around the crackling fires and talked adtiveiy at work soliciting sulmcriptions. street. Gem. Franklin commanded the over the defeat we had just suffered; With Kalamazoo it is fish or cut bait, union left with the 1st and 6th corps. so far as the Hastings Dad ia concerned, Gibbon’s and Doubleday's division of many of them not willing to admit deWe propose to have the road, if we the 2nd corps and Birney’s; di vision of feat, and honestly declaring that the have to part friends ’ iith Kalamazoo, tho 3rd corps. Gen. Hooker commanded rebel loss had been far greater than and look to the stirrin ; aggressive city in the centre. Adil to the'natural ad­ ours.. There was never a time In the history of the Army of the Potomac of Battle Creek. vantages the fapt that the rebel officers when discontent and demoralization was De. Bakker is still making splendid and men, fron> the highest to the low­ so wide-spread as at this -time, and the progress in securing a Bae practice in est, hail the mast implicit confidence in few weeks folk) wing|good men freely de­ this city and vicinity. By calling upon their commander, and the further fact clared that they had fired their last shot him, over the bank, you can get testi­ that there were jealousies in the union in battle. Gen. Burnside was a most monials ad infinitum Rs to the success army growing out of McClellan's re­ wretched commissar}- under any cir­ he meets. Believing tAat he deserves moval, and the wonder at the defeat will cumstances, and the roads were verynil this success and muieh more, we are not appear so strange, Gen. Bumside’s bad at this time, supplies were tardy in plan of battle was for; Franklin to make pleased to make a note of it. coming up, our rations very scanty, and the main attack, and Gen. Sumner’s at­ discontent, gloom and forebodings per­ D. R. Cook will erect a two-story tack was to be contingent upon Frank­ vaded-the whole army, officers and all. brick, 22x90, where Brooks & Cook are lin’s success. As soon as the fog raised Eventually the army went into camp on now loaded. The second story will lie on the morning of the 18th, Gen. Frank­ the heights about Falmouth, and along used for the BannRK news, job and ed­ lin advanced Meade's and Gibbon’s di­ the peninsula between the Rappahan­ itorial rooms; and the lower floor by visions with tlie understanding that he nock and the Potomac. Brooks & Cook. It is hoped that others was to reconnoiter the enemy’s position. (Continued in our next) may be induced to replace the unsightly Meade advanced with great gallantry, ooden buildings on that side of State driving the rebels before him. Not be­ rest with more imposing structures. ing properly supported, the rebels got Fremont Center, a place of 1,500 ta’ an cnfeluding fire on his num, and they dritunt*, has water works and street were driven back with great loss by i mpe. At an expense of 85,000 the Jadoson’s ««m. This was the extent of' WILL OPEN JAN VARY 7th, 1BS4, waterworks were secured, and have the fighting on the left, where the main lu Li»e new buUdhw ereotad for iU uiw <m U been, tested to the satisfaction of the ueroCChMare. aud Mmsun Raw. The lu in unusually Haw nt, very complete citizens of the place. For 87,500 it is adapUttan to tbe needs at tbeaetol. and a calmUated that water works can be es­ even a slight hope tri hocccbs. Gen. tablished in our own city, giving an Franklin had 50,000 men at his com­ ubiuwiant supply far any fire that could mand, but only two divisions out of glnning-of the school' ear pwWblytake place. The city A. SCHOOL Unite r should investigate the matter, get Prosecutor Cdgrove was in Charlotte A 8A-nsFACTX)Ry test of the furnaces in the school bUilding should be made Saturday on legal business. Messrs. Huggett & Smith, Charlotte Before they are accepted. attorneys, were in this city Friday. The Baptists of this city are making Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weissert are vis­ arrangements for the hauling iof brick iting Mrs. W.’s relatives in New Jersey. imd stone for their new church. matee, and eubmit to left and took Money Is what I want and must have Overcoats, Heavy Suits, Undewear, Gloves, Mittens, Knit Goods, and all kinds of Winter Wear | MUST BE SOLD Regardless of former prices We will give you More Goods for your money than at any other place in Barry County. E. Y. HOGLE I To Increase the Appetite and »trrngthen di­ gestion. te drive off the Hues, and bring cotor te ' yoor skin and temperament, cheer up your liver •with ZO-PK-MA. it regulates the system, nerves and brain, makes your eyes bright, your work COMPLETE. —OUR STOCK OF- STOVES and RANGES ^Ilnb" Cough Cure, 145 Cent.*. ITesarijalon of n Boston phyulclan, dinpeniuMl yean l»y a Boston druggist. One cIom* will cure any ordlnaiw rough. It acts alniotih inag!rally. Ask any dealer to get you a 3K eenk bottle of •* Hub ” Cou<h Cure, and don't be k: off with any other. ABOUT SPRING WATER. Tlie BUreM,’ most effective, least emrtly remedy for lutMtttal epetlveuess ta Zdi faa. Better than all the aperients or spring waters that ever t>ul>bled, for it is <*ertalu. effeetuidand pleawuit, uctfng upon the liver and diRwtflfc Itfnvigorates, strengthens, loofrita •rid removes. Keejw off acne, fevers, malaria. Blltousnesn— i ;troll. Mich। For Fall Trade ! Jewel Stov^ Endless Variety Faris Raiiffi with Diiuble Dm. Beckwith's Round Oak Parlor Stove! •The Beal ia aeut 3 moa. on trl.il tor cent*:CM v.e , send EVERY subMriWer FREE our new Holiday RMka*«. constants al io pieces pordter tirade, 10 Interedtnit giunwl 1 pack of apt and fortune taUln««u<i..i pack "HoW to Ugki” card*, i pack nnd flirtation earth, 1 set eauromo cards. '13 newruntricka In music, fl new pirxlrm, game m fortune, tho mystic ontelr.26 ways IorcI rich, Heller’s wonderful dplufllon canU. cfc„ etc. KndleM AmuMmral! Acenta wanted. S:m pie paper forntanip. Back ltmi Pur ushi No Co., U Ute twtHcf of thttwindn. Crown Jewel Base Burner! Mor hh CdUgss, kigod Viritiy. It will pay yon to examine our stock. H. A. Goodyear & Sons. Announcement As the building which we occupy at present is to be torn down-within three months to give BITTERS ASSffiA way to a new brick, we hereby announce that we shall sell groceries at reduced prices; and IS Lira lad IHmj Etm»3y. Q ■ k«"» D simply ask the public to call and get prices. / THE DETROIT [ Home and Day School OF MUSIC, Money We know times are hard, and tax times us, but if you would save money in chase of groceries, call on us no Bc;u«l. .T AU DEALERS. - Dec. 20, 1883 �CRYPTOGRAPH*. WASHIJtaTO.K. [New York New*] Aeralaot Mfr J"*1" b*" acter and efficiency of the employes. other distinguished men of PKN310N BUBEAH etok ot to. lu>«» milltow coraml5e& Thl-»to»w thowi 4b. wrallraon: Chairman Ran-'-!!, the nnpropriations ne>i Clrelea. The narrative below by a prominent .f toe » be ta fever ot toe rerto- ooaraltes to. [ Chicago Inter Ocean.] ratinn of General Porter to the anny. J , Ucau hate attar earaftll .JomlnaUay, retred her acting, and ba would try at acientist touches a aubject ot univer­ sal Importance. Few people are free eoOTladedtont an appropriation at In the early days of the rebellion was times to give her good advice and Qwhnii'rioiier Dudley discharged from tbd pension office throe hlga-safaried 000,030 in addition to the unexpended bal­ invented one of the best—possibly the from the distressing evils which hypo­ clerks, on charge of frequenting gambling­ ance that will .remain "rili bo ample for very best-cipher codes ever built' Ita direct her tastes in a proper channel. chondria brings. They come at all the estimate of the But infusing culture into Mary Ander­ houses. They will appeal to Secretary pensions. He subcomm.tree will give between 6TO,000,- author was Gen. Anson Stager, assisted ton was an Herculean teak, indeed. On times and are fed by the very flame Teller. , , , , ' IWM0 FAILS Representative Murphy, of Iowa, Intends (XN and Siu,<»’.0 0 for tho year, and that by CdL Lynch and several of jiis aides. the stage she was easily a queen; off, which they themselves atart They to Introduce in tho housejt resolution that those figures come up to what thto secreta­ This code waa very flexible; that ia, ita ••dASllHwtttv positive' she was noticing but a wild coot of a are a dread of coming derangement the regulation of the liqgta traffic belongs ry of the treasury thinks will be neces­ capacitiesfor expression covered a wide caused by present disorder and bring to the domain of locjJgWwnment, and that sary. When Commissioner Dudley naked girl, who rolled her handkerchief over an attempt at sumptuary legislation by fur and obtained liOJ,*®,®* he eitituated range; ita principles once understood, her finger, and who shifted restlessly about more suicides than any other congress would Infringe upon the persona! there wonltlbo a surplus or an hnuxi>endejl it waa comparative]/simple, and with­ Their flrat approach from one chair to another till she had one thing. balanee oC>14 0U0,c00, when in fact ltz liberty of citizens. out the key a message written in it was Representative Buckner, of Missouri, on reacbeil fiGO.ML’.Oua At tho beginning of an impenetrable secret. It was the first circumnavigated the whole room. She should be carefully guarded. the current fiscal year die commissioner Ediiort Herold: Jt te seldom I ap­ was frank, though—honest—no anob— Monday introduced a bill to make 80 per cent of the gold coinage in denominations had Sl AhJ0,U01 on hand. Up to the pres­ code in which phrases were determined perfectly at her ease with any one. pear in print, and I should not do so of Siu or less; to Issue no further paper ent he iias used $30,090,000, and tho sub­ by a single word, and from this pecul­ I remember being much struck with now did I not believe myself in pos­ money less than >10, and to .retire all committee estimate that be will at the end iarity it was called by ita inventors an notes less tbao that amount as fast as they of the year have left at least 3A6,otX).00Q. arbitrarv cipher. Thus the expression this latter characteristic. It was after session of truths, the revelation of TothlMtbey propose to add 815,000,000, her first Boston engagement. Long­ which will prove of inestimable value reach the treasury. . thus making the appropriation t»r pen­ “ Hood m coming north,” was indicated fellow was spending the evening with to many who may see these lines. Representative Bnckuer, who voted for sions lor the next flseal year $70,000,000, Carlisle, says the election of Carlisle over which Mr. Randall says all authorities by the word "Brute;" “Animals ir. poor her in her box at the opera. “D Mine has been a trying experience. Randall was no evidence of a lack of dem­ think will be sufficient condition,” by "Adam.” Every phrase For ma^y years I waa conscious of a Trovatore" was being snag. ocratic appreciation for Randall or that Col. Dudley will recommend to tlie sec­ and sentence describing the condition 1“ Don’t you like ‘Trovatoref " ahe want of nerve tone. My mind seemed be had less friends in his party tlian when retary of the interior a plan tor improving he was chosen speaker. He says that many the efficiency nt the pension office. It in­ of field and camp, the state, of the army, asked, rulhlesaly, of the man who had sluggish and I felt a certain falling off of the members recognized the tact that volves the weeding out of employes with­ movements of the enemy, avery event heard the music of half a century, and in my natural condition of intellectual the democrats need a leader on the floor in out regard to their grade, end the reten­ and incident likely to* occur was de­ acuteness, activity and rigor. I pre­ this congress; that they need tlie most tion of only the most competent and effi­ scribed by a single arbitrary word. capableleader to be found, and that they cient clerks. He thinks the process of ex­ sume this te the same way in which THAT T8 THE JUICE OF THE Names of places, states, counties, believed Randall would be ot more service purgation would result in the dismissal of you should use ‘Don Giovanni' an innumerable number of other peo­ ^m^ I on the floor than In the speaker's chair. 850 clerks and the appointment of about SMiidSS ple feel, who like myself are physic­ Mr. Buckner regards Mr. Randall as about 100 new men; also, that the aggregate “Oh, Hike the ablMt leader of a party Id congress, saving In salaries would be about 8123,000 life in the country were all fitted with ally below par, but like thousands of 11,k* ‘Trovatorsi’" and believes that the party is fortunate in a year. Tho poet looked somewhat amused, I others I paid no attention to these code words. This of itoolf constituted having him on the floor to pilot It safely amehica’8 harbor defenses. thought, but nothing more, and then annoying troubles, attributing them a cipher practically impossible to read. ' through political breakers. relapsed into silence. Next she turned to overwork, and resorting to a glass M. Challmel-Lacour, minister of foreign affairs In the French cabinet, said In con­ But, not content with one band of se­ to him and said: of beer or a milk punch, which would The attorney general decides that s post­ versation with a gentleman described as a crecy, the inventors provided two. A •• Won’t you give me > copy of your fur a time invigorate and relieve my master. in order to be entitled to receive prominent member of one ot the houses ot system of arranging the message, after Che compensation provided by the Revised congress, and who is undoubtedly Senator it had been turned into cipher, was in­ ix>ems with your name in. it ?" weariness. Statutes for Issuing and paying money or-‘ Randall L. Gibson, of Louisiana: "Your I fairly shuddered at the indelicacy After a while the stimulants oom- | ders must personally perform tho services country Is not strong enough In naval and cluded in tho code. The arrangement required In the money-order business in military forces as they are now considered waa in a square, divided by vertical of the request, but the poet smiled menced to disagree with my stomach, his office In the sense that if the work is to compel any European nation to accept and parallel lines, called respectively pleasantly, and said, seemingly pleased: my weariness increased, and. I was not physically executed bv his band it the theory of supremacy of American “Of course I wfllT And the next must be executed under- his Immediate ideas on the North American continent It routes and lines, into smaller squares. day, I afterward learned, ne sent her a compelled to resort to other means to find relief. If a physician te suffering every separate instance tho supervision by a clerk employed by him it should be questioned. Holding the In complete edition of his works, w^h his for that purpose, and who is in no way em­ opinions you do it Is the wonder of all arrangement ho invariably calls another physician varied, and ita autograph on the fly-leaf. Verily, it is ployed by the postofflee department, or Europe that you have permitted your peculiarity was that until 'tho paid from the postal funds as distinguish­ means of defense and offense—that Is, last word of the message was trans- i a mistake to be fastidious. “Ask and it to prescribe for him, as he cannot see himself as be sees others; so I called ed from the money funds. ' shall be given, seek and ye shall a physician and he advised to try a Utod lh. kay word didno.-apprar. ted 1 THE TRADE DOLLAR. . I find." Pro™, wrangament ro not manilittle chemical food, or a bottle Representative Bland bad an interview ™> doetrtno It Pranra qua,lion, yaar rW 1 As I was leaving the box Longfellow of hypopbosphate. I took two or ot interference with the Lesseps canal? 1 featod. This wonderful code was known with Mr. Burchard, director of the mint, asked mo to share his cab with Injrcgard to the number of trade dollars admit your wealth, but not your physical i and understood bv not over two hundred ii — ------------r--------------him, of- three! bottles of the chemical food now In circulation. The tatter expressed >x>w?'v .Yonr n'°ml • 11 1 persona. The cipher operators ot the i tenng to drop me at my with no apparent benefit My lasaithe opinion that between five millions and great, but to every nation in Europe ex- hnited ropted of course. courtte. At As we rattled rattled along tude and indisposition seemed to in-1 miiitarv cooled hUtos t«Ie«ra?h co.rP,‘ I six millions were out nad in the hands of cept France yonr republic Is a standing I > ovex the cobblea we very naturally diatradesmen and the people generally In­ menace of ita destruction. The glory of < l,ave maintained their orgamzacrease, my food distressed me^ I suf­ stead of being In the. possession of specu­ j the great country across the bea is an ac- I tion in civil life, and were last week in I। mussed tlie Anderson. I hazarded tlie fered from neuralgic pains in differ-, lators. The remainder ot the thirty-five Au«rfa and Bot-I eoneentira, fa thia city) were its canto- j! remark that she was •the nearest apent parts of my body, my muscles millions originally coined, he thought, had . sla, and all other monarchies, and nothing 1 1 pros *>roaeh to the tragedy queen that we became sore, my bowels were const! I been exported or remel ted. Bland rays it i would so please them as to witness your 1 “?®H.®* , ne , ,?c.n} wa® attached to the | F 1. on the stage. is questionable whether the government, |; humiliation ns a nation, or even the do- B btff of each division commander, but staff hut ! pa ted, and my prospects for recovery | ia. a Longfellow having issued a trade do’lar, with the j। struction lde.i, and struCtluii ot of a republican Idea, nnd you ■1 even errs ‘-the iho commanding gencnil general of the ,, “ , She .— ~ paradox," :—». Raid -----c---- -- ■; not r.ry Storing. I stated ’ my stamp of the government upon it, could mav . as _. may ho be .nm sure u It win will cpme sooner or later if Brruv waa „ iMorant of the code the • ®be “ at ono® classical and crude. She were not very flattering. " /J „ 0 has everything to learn in her profca- case t ndtbe required.to take it for government iI you persist in your course ot allowing the , “ to another physician,_____________ and he ad„d „ .»a c ___ -_____ ___________ ; ? dues at the nominal value of one dollar. Ii rich cities of the Atlantic senboard to be-! ve«®*t nhouldewtrapper. vised me to take five to ten drew# of | cornea temptation, by their defenselessTo guard against the contingencies of _. ; nd «no b ns a spark of the divine • APPROPRIATIONS. Mngende ’ s solution jot morphine; two ' | ness. to the cupidity or arrogance of tlie : an operator’s capture or of a copy of look of'■ fatalism m*her eye«, or three times a day, for the weakness • irnn-clmlH nf tlin wt-nlroAt iutur>*rln Rn.nrt* .* * a nlOKtic plastic stunt spirit in her o>*fltnrn«. gestures.” the code being secured, the code was -and distress in my stomach, and a It---------------------- ------ —.... other day that the committee would prob- I " I1" r±|?rln;®P‘.!2 divided in twelve books, each set num­ | blue pill fivery other night" to relieve , »*“”* than i».«o people. ably request Conhi issi oner Dudley to rewar office *e have a drawing of every vise his pension estimates tor the reason 1 military work of consequence on the whole bered nnd being mode up of a totally [The Continent}I my | Inour I-lU-rary drpartaicnt we *!iai|. funUtb AA1J *constipation. that there was no nrobabllitv that the XSoTmZSyMkfffSroJld^ «- i American coast line, with comments on different set of words. Book No. 2 waa Itapor rhreL. m.v be target than th. I [n - thl, condition .... » I paMed . . nearly •. a the cboteeato(neadln< matter, both In ;tn«eonu dropped in n southern river, and book ordinary iron wheel, or they m.y b. I wholo yeor, wholly Unlit tor btuinoM pended daring the next fiscal year. Mr. I K’feL10.0. ..Vo „„U. I M4 tekrtal Th. iwr.Uto. nre. Thar .urfare 1. never whilo to ’ «u Irkfcomc Holman expressed the opinion that the ' h°w long It takes to build a tirst-ctass No. 9 was captured with ita custodian, th. rarue • hlie the effort to think wu Irksome In rhArratvr. <*v.M Io <■». .» > . . . , . nuuc Mie cuuri iu wiut was irksome k-l'< committee would not recommend the ap- , wh°i° y0aJ1Li'oni on operator named McReynolds. He corrugated nor .rregnlar like that of „, ■tetaMtaja . -fa^e d paimui. palnflll‘ . my My blood to. , »)in|>athy with the beat moral •entlmvnt. — — , ana Diooa became improprtation of money asked for by Sucre- ?W®?.w!ao,fl ..b®. nnd ”cked ®nd chewed and swallowed six leaves of it I the iron »„»«,*. XU1J -h-vt ot. » wheel The F paper a paper paper J poverished, povetfahed. and suffered from Inca- i The LETTEK BOX funii*be< In thr t-tnirv of;» and II suffered from incatary Chandler for the construction of new laid under tribute while you were creating before the rebels seized nnd wrested it ; car-wheel is nothing more nor leaspsper than ' nacitv wn.* nf >w a " raal amount ot v&lnable 1 infapiaUqti wa j)ftCjty with with nn nn annalHne ------- m-------------------.1,I year naval vessels, but would confine the ap­ a navy, and how could you rebuild your from his grasp. Their capture was of ;'ordinary brown straw board athan r------o — _— of KrrBI jKy <>f roptrs. That i P, w*“ nn aPP a*llng sense grrat var variety topics, propriations to the construction of vessels fortifications with 1,000-pound shell* fall­ small adri ntageto them, however. An made wholly of rye straw is preferable ralaery Bn<J general apprehension of:;* The HEARTH **P AN! HALL fihHbl^ an al Th* ,,KxirrH already authorized by taw. He intimated ing about the ears of the workmen? Be Arrangement wa, fa fora, which mml. Th.bo^dAra raldate .ndbol- «>»•»« •’JL I MMed nl«ple«,’-JL.?nlgfeto „ —- -------- niedfum for rxcluuqtlm: vtra« upon that the committee would request Chandler sure that your 'defensel-ss condition la *“d whs troubled ,ro“l,l“l with wllh Irregular action ----------home *ub)ecta. mm1 iu mpedaih drv<>t«M m io, to answer a series of questions before the thoroughly well kno*n nnd commented toe dirappoAranceol An operator known fa th, cenlre «ri- punched targe enough and upon by every power in Europe that would naval bill is reported io the house. I of the heart, a constantly feverish levin which thetadie*a»v int«wt«i gladly see you humbled, for, as I said, immedietaly by Gen. Sfager, and within | to flt th. iron allo shoulder that oou- 1 ' THE TIMBEB-CVLTURE ACT. your prosperity I< a dangerous menace to twelve hour, after Me Reynold's capture . .titotea tho hub of tho wheel. Thna condition and the moat excruciating i The agricultural department kui. There will be a hard fight this. session all of them but France.” | book No. » was absndonod by th. shapml. th. straw boards are played tortures in my Stomach, living for ‘**r H* Charge of an rxpertenretl ufitl prarilra.' in obngress over the recommendations of days on rice water and gruel, and, I ««rieulturw, and h invaluable to all UDcra o« ' ,r“\, , ... , ono upon another with ordinary flour Secretary Teller, the commissioner of the i CONGHESS I ON A La. general land office,and the presldentfor the l At the clone of th. wir tho army peat, between th. tavera, till a mln of indeed, the digestive functions s«emed Itbc ’oU ,n Mtehigiui. *11 it* artiric* itring . r to be entirely destroyed. I “"‘••b prepared for them, and ~j*cudb repeal of the preemption law and the tlm- I SENATE. j cipher, minus arrangement ."'-* . thethe arrang rn.nl ot of them about fivefive factor, high ia attained, them about inchaa high ia attained. bar-culture act That there Is a very strong i Jan.7.—In the sona’.pp.Mr. Dolph pre- i It WM natural that while in this thHr *«”* in abort, no effort urev sentiment in the house in favor of the pro­ senteda petition for thi‘i<>rMti)re ot the rentes and linen, which is manifestly Th.n they are put under a hvdraulic I condition I should become hypochon* 1 oompllcatod for ordinaryusea, ordinaryuaoa. came preaa preaa and and squeezed aqmrmmd together together as aa tightly tfahtly posed repeal Is Indicated by the large num­ unearned land grant of the Ore ion Central too complicated drlcal, and tearful suggestions ot self- Tribune the incut nttrartlvr. best limutgett ami ber of bills introduced and referred to road. Bills were Introdaced i _i_ — _ zz izizL,; 1 ___ Z ' mto wide nae among merchauta and in* ' aa it ia practicable to compreaa matter a navy | n»<Mt complete FAMILY XKWM’AFEK erijr the; public lauds committee. There is yard at Algiers, Louisiana; to bridge niunzinaiia w K a nnrAAntva ihn tmlnwwvmw.1. i _* it . _____________ .• . S . __ | destruction occasionally presented dividuals who patronize the telegraph. of the comriatancy of straw board. The pqbtisiied In Michigan. scarcely any doubt that that committee Mississippi at Siblev, Missouri, and the to I With scarcely an exception every com­ prresureinnogriat an to p7<5nre"i themselves. I experienced an insa­ will, at an early day, report .a measure the Southern Kansas road right of | mercial and governmental cipher ia now high degree of heat in the comprerood ,t*’b!'! * *de»ire ’ ‘ for ‘ sleep, 'Itul it on retiring embodying the points of thoZMUs Intro­ give way through Indian Territory. Mr. Miller I duced, and also certain modification* of offered a resolution calling on the secre­ built on the arbitrary plan. There are board. » would alie nwakefor forlong lon0time tor----------------the homestead aeu The repeal will be tary of the treasury for information m to a vast number in nae, each fitting ono OR ELSEWHERE After being thoroughly dried the ruonted wllh troubled reflections, and resisted by very strong Influences, particu­ the difficulties eneounterod in the enforce- ' particular kind of business and none paper wheel is aturned _____ al _ a _ lathe to fit c when at nt last Inst. I did fall full Into Intn an Uneasy on larly from land speculators in various ment of the Chinese restriction act. I other. Their present object is less to in-. the heavy steel tire and ahell into which ■ parts of the country, who succeeded at the last session of congress In having removed i sure secrecy than to serve the purpose it is inerted to form the core of tho turbed n,U,£Srby hv horrid h” h "> ... ....... dreams. In St thto <I »ie of Miehkan HOUSE. from the sundry stvll bill a provision that I of economy. A mesaage of perhaps wheel. It ia held firmly in its place by condition I determined to take a trip Jax. 7.—The house adopted a resolution had been Inserted by the house reptMtllng > calling on heads of departments for in­ sixty words may be condensed by means an iron plate the size of the inner sur­ to Europe, but In spite of all the ■ . the preemption law. formation In regard to the distribution of of an ordinarily copious cipher in ten. face of the wheel and by bolts. In short, CHOUCRA XX EGYPT. circulars asking contribution* for political The national board of health has Infor- : purposes. Bills to the number of 070 were It is for this reason that telegraph com­ lhe paper of a paper car-wheel is simply> of scene and climate, I Hid noMm* D1B utofntpcx mation communicated by the Alate depart­ Introduced, among them ono to place the panies do not regard them with a laat- ■ ___ a corewor filling in„ a^, ahell steel, tho prove and so returned home with no la st hand. Republican' must bestir Uiemwhement of tho continuance of cholera in I name of George W. Getty on the retired lag love end control their te> by rule. onter”rta> or Itoo'lhlt rai ot t^tredt earthly hope of over again being able If tk^lr poiltlcal supremacy is to tie malntaiui-*! Alexandria. Judge F&rman, of the inter­ list, with tho rank of major general: to which lurut the length of code word, I being neerlr two inchoe thick. The Id the State and Nation. There is no snrii cer­ . national tribunal at Cairo, says: “There appropriate S1&O.OUO for a postofleo build­ end .1^ fcOTw th«r wlortiOT from ; virtue S the P.per ton.i.to in tho tet to leave the house. are from one to three cases a day resulting ing at Los Angeles: to prevent the use ot Among the numerous friends that tain means of incideating sound republican due eteticilVto the wheel. Tho called on me was one who was ,af- trine sad convtnelng men that duty nnd Interest in death, and many more Ih which tlie at­ the mails to circulate advertisements of Wob.tor. or other equally well-known that it tacked recover.^ He estimates the num­ dangerous medicines or food; to make a dloUonitoy. dur»bilityj>( a paper wheel, on account , fileted somewhat similarly to myself, combine In urging them to aupporf the rvjMiViiber of deaths fronYcholera durimr the past reduction of SO per cent tn freight and . „ I of thia elnaticity, ia oemputod to bo j but who had been restored to perfect oui party anil Its candidates an the wide rlnm! > summer as double that given by the official passenger rates on tho Union and Central • . A teJ 'V*117 ihouaanda of miloa greater than I health. reports. < The United States consul gener­ Pacific roads; to pension all soldiers or Upon his earnest rccom- tfrm of al al Cairo reports the official estimate 41,- sailors who served thirty days In the war (Detroit I Detroit Free Pre Prewi.] Piw«. ] that of the common caat-iron wheel now mendatlon I began tlie same treatOJO to 30.<M0. Owing to the want of proper of the rebellion; to provide lor the accept-I Ho u a young man with a thorough ! fa general uae. I ment he had employed but with little organization, however, the returns are not ^-toning Sl the lh. leading lteliBi lStai,-; ’ ‘ ding of traits i/ ' . ---------------------------- I hope of being benefited. At flrat I trustworthy. For example, on July the । Michigan and Mississippi canal: to pro- bpman nature. in 34 Cairo He drosses well, car sanitary bulletin fixed tlie deaths in Cairo experienced little, it any, relief, except For this reason we urge <w frtrml- «very» betr riea-an Ixtra cigar, and he drops in ana J , [Chicago News.J they exhlblblt imports from countries which unnes an Ixtr at 465. From police’ statistics t------I that It did not distress my stomach as 1UC ennsul geiirnil reports | Jnstly discriminate against American pro-I presents at card to the effect that he ia ceeded ],!8on. The . He was a little old man and very I the other remedies or. even food had oi.rs’ . that in well-informed official circles the J ducu: to place molasses and sugar on the encased ir at ca 8®8 ed “ <'*n T “ »ing for an emjreyo dirty. When be stood before Justice free list, and to erect public bbuilding! number of Victims 1* estimated nt between (j 6® Hkt, i had done. I tfontlnued Its use, how­ •rw. Its circulation might to roll up to. lieud Foote yesterday — i work to b<! known os “TheTnOVclo- roose yesseraay it it looked looked as as though though he he . ever, and after tho third bottle could, and can reach that figure If the proper -Corj i(16,000 and TO.00J. In many villages In the Fort Dodge and Winona. Mr. Tpwnslu would fall heir to a *ell-develoiwdfine. interior he says; the majority of xho la­ Introduced a Joint resolution requesting the pedia of States.’ pul forth. That such on Increare would In-ip । president to invite the co-operation of the boring population died, nnd in some In­ “ Y-e-s, but I guess I don’t care to But he held a talisman in his left hand. sew a marked change for the better, powerfully to give the republicans of Michigan and now after the fifteenth bottle I stances nearly the entire communities dls- governments of the American nations to subscribe,’’ replied the citizen. It »u * plug b»t--oue of thora which an assured and glarloti* victory in this state n*rt appeared, not sufficient effective help secure the establishment -ot a customs am happy to state that I am again “ Oh, but I don ’ t want you to. The “•“fa ray on erery 17th da, ot March • remaining to cultivate and harvest the- union. able to attend to my professional dubook will be sold on ita merits. I am drops.” We ronOdently appeal to every p»l cltto’ii. poaitirely or laat appearance." But FOREIGN, v calling upon a few of the most emi­ they .Iw.r. .how np next year fait the to every earnest republican, to aid us m thi»R'*».i POSTAOK OX PRINTKD MATTEtl. The government of China has ordered work. It will pay. Nothlnx shall lx Jackins •ame. The prisoner held 14 ao the court Tho postmaster general has Issued an the construction of two more torpedo-boats nent—" ‘“S ™°rt withopt a f«U»g of waarinew or pS. order changing the rate of postage on a at the German port of Stettin. Here he makes a pause to allow the <fal not we it "You v_. .... number of articles heretofore rated thirdThirty persons have been arrested at shot to strike, and then continues: Thome, Traoey," iternly remarked the lodwd I am a well man. and wholly worthy of the confidence of evetycitizen of Michclass or printed matter, paying a postage St Petersburg for connection with the — “ citizens of Detroit — the most emi ­ ;u>t>oe. “ Yea, aur; but, yer honor ------ • through the Influence of H. H. War- l«an. whoae presenlintcrests are ours au<t of 1 cent forjevery two puiice& Un­ murder of Lieutenant Colonel Sudelkln. i Coll Tippecanoe. I consider this nent and prominent citizens of Detroit der this older thejae articles are horeiuter Queen Victoria has presented to aehosen to secure brief sketches of their lives." and ho .lowly lifted that ancient na­ remedy « taking the highest poeelble Remember, the Weekly edition clarified as merchandise or fourth-class tional inaignia/intoviow. coplea of a book giving further ex­ matter, upon which the postage will be 1 few rank In the treatment of all dleeaees “Ah!" says the other, as he begins to A change e^me over the fane of the cent per ounce. The following Is tho text tract* from her diary in the Highlands. It is satai that the French government melt. magistrate, the hard lines about the marked debility, lose ot appetite, and of the order: The character of paper as proposes tn sell ita railways, and that the uth relaxed, all ® other t*lor.®y®Pt<Vn» symr*-------- stomach ——• nnd• dl•• “We'desire to take five of the most mouth an article of merdhandhe within tho moan­ Rothschilds relaxed, and ho he looked like a aU have offered 420, lOQ, 00J francs ing of the postal laws Is Dot necessarily prominent citizens of this county. In man a who felt*’the gnawing nanca dlsordera. It la overwhelm—--------*- of '* the ■■ the lines. ■ ‘ changed by printing or stamping thereon for the sketches we desire to show how they of remorse An aceount/of the murder of Informer romonre or a piece of cold mincejne ® u P erior 10 th® tonics, bitters, words, letters, characters, figures, Images, published In Dublin by United Ire­ have risen from poor boys to great and Dtamtared," £. raid, a iJm,' an<i dyBpepal* curfas ot th. day, and t« or sny combination tiioreof. X^ioeK pat­ Carey, shows that1 there was no struggle. honored men." . bead of ----------- .. . . down . £>. i oertjjfa to w;-»e«newje<jg«i «kn«Bled<«i by by the th. terns, photographs, playing-cards, addreas- land, cold perspiration shot his 10 b. BO deliberately killing his man. tags, paper sacks, wrapping-paper with O'Donnell '[Here occurs another pause to allow nose and fall on the docket with a_ dull pub*J.° Thousands of univenmllv. Thnnaanzl« It Is stated, by the Pall Mhll Gazette ■reuuuaoi WUll 3 UUli 1' public . .universally. ----p—-J. SUVU.-K.UUJ nf IM printed advertisements thereon, bill-heads, the victim to tickle himself.) that the Marquis Tseng has held no com ­ There luu been an extensive twuction '• thud, forever blotting out the entry P e< W to day are going to piemature otting i I ’ eo P ‘ ® 'are piematiire envelopes, and other matter of the same munication with the French government '“You were the first of the five se­ against the name of Thomas general character, tho printing upon which since the capture of Sontay. •I graves Thomm Tracey. 5™*°® by “I these serious disease*, diseases, .that that prices In all oar editions during tlie; pad year nu not been designed to Instruct, amuse, lected, ” chips in the youug man. “ My -------------_ I have above described, and to all England's reply to the recent Egyptian or cultivate the mind or taste, or Impart such I would aay: “Do not let your .general Information, are mere articles of note lias been read to the khedive. It in­ good judgment be governed by your ioercbandtee,anu should be rated as fourth­ sists upon the withdrawal of troops from [Dougtovllle (Ga| Star.] Hlx Kharionm to the second cataract of the course of ten days I will be followed class matter. . Some years sec. when the Hon. Hugh prejudices, but give the aboye named month*. Nile. H CIVIL JZRYICZ. The khedive has written to the Egyptian by the gentleman-who writes the biog- Bnohansn wee judge of ton Coweta err- remedy a fair and patient trial, and I ■ The wort of the Photograph?" n ,civil-service .. — eommls—.....— aasssssBTOs of minister va ^finance, ssiisstsvc, reducing imiuuua his itsa own uau al»t- rap^. cuit, there lived m the county a gentle­ believe you will not only be rewarded Weekly............I,... ion ara. Eaton, Gregory, {ho- lownneo and those of the hereditary prince *» ‘Wpll—ah—I think ho." • urging similar man, lor tne J. yet. ----------------------man who had once been a justice of the by a perfect restoration to health, but ’3'?} h’Vm hTe4... »n 1 »e I 10 per per cent, cent, and and anting similar retrench rutrencb-­ AU Mtera should be Mldremeil to **We want ono which does jou full aanunl report, which Will bo submitted ments all along the line. peace and judge of the interior court, you will also be convinced that the i justice. The engravings ouet , us $55 to the pre^ldeut sometime about the The POST and TRIBUNE, whom we shall csdl Judge S. Thia gen- i^, medical -;—» ■profession --------------- ---does not possess «■— Egypt has demanded from 'Great Brit­ middle of the month. As tiie actual work each. Thia we pay out of our own tieman had just been admitted to the I. lhe there is embrored of tfivil-serrice examinations did not be­ ain a fluid decision on the Soudan question ■ : ? Detroit Mich. gin until taut July, the report upon which and If tho answer be unsatisfactory, east­ pockets, but are compelled to make a bar. He was in his first ease before I,n kffienee." they are new engaged will really cover a ern boudnd will be abandoned to Turkey charge of $5 each for the tint paper Judge Buchanan. Col. A. wm hia op- I A- G- JUchardb, M. D.. period of only stx months Tho commls- and the Egyptian troops will be concen­ and the reference in the index. Let’s Gray's Specific Medicine. 468 Tremont Bl, Boston, Mom. ; sioner* will declare that their experience trated in Mielr own territory. A cabinet see, what does the initial in your mid­ ponant. Col. A. moved to diamms the 1 TRADE MARK Tire Great Eiik-TRADS MAWK baa demonstrated tiw entire practicability council wag held Friday in ixmdon. „.. case of Judge 8. for some defect in the ____________ :----------------------------------- -— H»h remedy. A n ' That China dedre* peace is stated on the dle name stand for ?” , of the presant law, and they will probably pleadings. Judge Buchanan naked I Il invariably stands for a $5 ; not recommend any change, bat they will best authority by the Lon Ion Times. If, oik to bo allowed tho services of a clerk France will abstain from further hostile/ bill, and the young man leavse behind JudgoS. what he hod to sav iu reply I action on the Red river, a pacific agree/ »®°t «n easily be concluded. By the lum sudh a pleasant improssion that the lions treed in examinations in terms of the Burlingame treaty the United osat eutortain toe notion of Col. A. ft-ltaw the country, which have been Stole, u bound u. ..Iet |u jnej omo„ It hso no second.- Judge 8. Into his t some quartern Some attempts whenever China makes the request »nt tlie eomm listeners by comMB* •xamtaatiuni have failed, and OiilyOiieWliif Detroit Weekly POSTITRIBIINE For One Year! For Michigan Readers. ^^TtoWSSKlK'BS: 1: j Republican in its Political Priucipls, and Devoted to the Public Interest. No Paper Piblished io Chicane /T'*00’ “ The Preadential Year of 1884 w MUM mi IS ONLY SSfc*, I J. A. Ti™,, bq, a India, money »( ws boos. MUn. wrtm. "Ate- win, K lor man lte> Ume yean, 1 take pm Ueanur Is eutta. THE REBULTB. riS "tS IS �ie Hastings Banner. HASTINGS, FRIDAY. JANUARY11, UM obert Burns Over Bpwngemacher & Mason’*, Friday Evening, January 25lh next. A<lnu*doti, 25 Cents. Local News. ONE FOVRTH OFF. . ,T<> <XOHE WINTER GOODS. ar by irnitb eud till be Otop. ctaDy □rex- Of 111 Late in the evening Marshal Nims found Myara drunk on the street, dan jugged him in the cooler. Shortly after this Mr. Merchant missed the clothing from his house, and started to hunt np the thief. Being informed that the marshal had arrested a stranger shortly before, he asked to see him, and readily Australia; as uell as receiving like or­ ders from the heaviest dealers in the United States. The heirs of the late Joseph Johnson, who died at Anniston, Ala., in October, have just received from the order of | Royal Templars of Temperance the sum identified Myers. He was then turned of two thousand dollars, through H. C. over to Sheriff Creasy, upon a warrant Winslow, See’y of Calhoun Council, No. charging him with larceny. Th/exam- 35. located in this place; Mr. Johnson having be«n a member in good standing ination occurvd Wednesday p. in. of that organization at the time of his Neighboring death. • Lowell Journal. The Hastings Banner, whose office Dr. A. B. Grant has left at this office was destroyed by fire, appears in the old some remarkably fine specimen ears of form, a bright, dean, readable, fl-column Kansas corn. They are larger than the quarto. The Banner is one of the very ears of a Milwaukee man, whieh speaks liest papers in th.* state, and typographi­ cally it Is a model of the “art preserva­ well for Kansas. Dr. G. also left a relip tive." -Kalamazoo Telegraph. from the Bender well, which’ was not O’Domvm Bmm'i Opinion. the well Rebecca was found standing at. . O'Douoran Roua. apeakinc of the Great Ger­ Tlie Detroit Kvenlng New* can now come out man Remedy to ■ friend, raid; “MnuBoraahra tx»ldhr and deelarr I tell a democratic organ.— been cured ot a very *evere attack of Neuralgia Lowell JouroaL Thanks, mo*t noble Juke; bat by St. Jar.-l-uO!!. a* *hr will trll K g the step will not be taken without first getting you call ut my residence, 87V Bushwick are., Personal. the consent of half a doten <Xhrr nostoffice- hold­ 1 Brooklyn, N. Y.” ing editor* tn Michigan.-Detroit News. Mrs. W. Graham, of Middleville, was txxabuxxb’s Monox. That’s right You’ve said something ( in the city Tuesday. Tax payer* of HaaUngi City sboold remember <J. C. Wolcott Waa in the city a day or like that about once a month for the last that Uieir taxes ahouMbe paid this month, arf attwo years and it begins to sound real two of the past week. good. If we were a “ppstoffice-holding »lon of time for jmyment <rf taxca. Mark Russell expects to go with Mr. editor ” we’d recommend that your sal­ HENRY C. LEWIS. City Treasurer. C. M. Knappen to Dakota. ary be raised to eight dollars a week. Bev. J udd, of Woodland, occupied the Kalamazoo Telegraph. Leiter* addressed to tlie following prnmn« reM.!E. church Tuesday evening. Mrs. Peter A. Beel* sold, through malnlng in the post office st - Hast ing*. Barry I C. E. Chappell, treasurer of the Barry Boylan & Breese, on the 2gth ult, two county, Michigan. Jan. 7,1RM: John C. Brown, Frank Inngtnau, Mis* Geargia A Eaton, was in the city Monday. acres of celery land on the alley east of Mathews, -Adelin Richard*, Magpie Stanton, Richard Messer, of Sturgis, was in the south Burdick street, to Garrett Remin. Mary Young*; drop letter, Anvm Wood; mnl*. city a day or two the past week. Consideration, SI,060. Chas. H. Ran*. Rudolph TrockraL , . W. H. POWERS, P. M. of "v»<w< school m in «<». Mrs. We received a pieasiuit pleasant cun call on Tues»ve receiveci i nes-1 On the lAst day "* From the Nashville News we learn that John Blue, a jputhful desperado, who attends school it the Section hill school house, Assyria, mule an attempt rectatly to take the life of a fellow pu­ pil named Lincoln Fruin, striking him a h<^avy blow on the head with a piece Of thin ffity, of handspike. It seem that the teacher had called upon Fruin to assist her in fill deliver a LerCare <m ‘'ROBERT BURNS,” punishing young Blue fpr having made an attack on a smaller'boy. The fol­ lowing day Blue Revenged himself as in Knights of Pythias’ Hall, above stated. James Clarke, Esq., ! The state boyd of charities pointed out to the supervisora the duty Barry county must perform in building a new jail The present one Bishop Gillrepie, chairman of the state l»oard, declares ‘one of the meanest in the state; abso­ lutely unfit for a penal Institution, and a disgrace to the county. This is a nice send-off for Barry , county; but the Bishop is right Not a very large attendance at the clay from W. C. Myers, of Woodland. Field's room, a large clothe* lankct Maxwells’ Tuesday night. Can anv am brtuau* acaar at Kidney or Liv­ D‘. H. Goodeuow, of Albion, spent the masked with evergreens stood by the er Complaint that Dec-trie Blttrnvlll not »pee«lMil anj> Mum. Frank C. Broom door, and it was noticed that pupils as ily run-? We *ay thrj cannot, a* thouMno* trf now occupy the Burlier house, in the past week with P. W. Niskern and they came in dropped parcels into the erne* already |>eruanrntly f-urrd and who are daily rrcommeodiacaKlectrte Bluer*, wifi prove. family. 4th ward. said basket, each donor quietly and with­ Bright * Dlaeaae, IMabrtc*, Weak Itark. tc any tin loan complaint quickly cured. They jnirify Secretary Rogers of the Barn & City Treasurer Lewis adds 4 per cent.' out communicating with the other, de- the btood. re<ulate the boael*. and art dlrectly to taxes paid nop-, and there are a num-1 Eaton lias been on the sick list for th.', lxwitinff hisoffering. lUumecl out that I <>« the <11 warn'd jiarU. Every bottle cuaranu-cd. ' For Mie at so rent* a bottle by W. H. Goody ka a. j gjfjs were ajj original I l»er who will have to pay that per cent-1 past w eek. . Len Feighner, for years a typo on the selections of tlie scholars as a donation I The Bc*t Salve in the world fur Cut*. Hnilaea, age. Banner, now on the Legal News, < ’hi- t<»the children’s home. j K<»re», Uleer*. Salt Rheum, Fever Sore*. Tetter. Don't fail to ask for the men’s fine . Chapped Hand*. Chilblain*. Corn* and all Skin cago, paid us a short visit this week. -----EnipUon*. and positively cure* Hie*, or no |«y hand and machine-sewed latest style. required. It I* jnn<mnt«*cvl to irfvr perfect *atl»Miaa Edna Uunpuian goe. to Allegan, shouh| (ta) n Anderarm place eave fiM-tlon. or 'money refunded. Prtct K cent* per shoes made bv Smith, Simmons & Pea­ box. For sale by har former home, this w eck on ir three : trough** on the south siile of his store! body. W. H. (loany rah. whrin. visit among her many old friends. b|lillHng ,„rnw ,)( ltri(t({e Mttin |----------------■ Ladies, don’t forget that the fine Mrs. M. H. Clark will join her hua. streets, it would be a blawing to the I HiJ shoes made by Smith, Salmons & Pea­ body are worth more than any shoe you band in Manistee this week, having i community, nnd perhajis in the future Wheat, white WlM«l. moved the household gotsls to their new j gave the village from being mulcted in Wh "u ’ml *d can buy. \ I . ’ Corn, retail. • five or ten thousand dollar damages; <»»ta An Albion exchange is advertising home. Fork. dreMni Rex-. Hunsberger’a father, pastor of । but all the same it would spoil lots of ftef, <treMe<t parasols and fans; We didn’t suppose Rutter . Albion was so neqr the infernal regions the M. E. church at Middleville, will as-1 fun for the editor of the Independent, El** - -­ slst his son in^his revival work here Every warm winter’s day for the past Bean* as all that rotate*. four or five years, the water has dripped . Apple*.. .. In our issue of; January 25th, will be this week. from that roof U}»on the sidewalk below. | cfflSKi,*, drewH Charley Brown, of the Manistee Demprinted the lists of lands w to l»e sold for Those wishing extra copies i orrat, was in the city tlie past week, With the sinking ot the sun thr freezing i Turkei taxes, r" . liegins, and the next morning it’s quite Rabtrit*. V pair * in ■ advance. .l-busy with preftoratj.ms for removal to should order . amusing to watch the people gyrate ov-1 ButUr* w anti apples firmer . Tins (press) <day is for the pioneers;;I his northern home. er thiit space lietween Purdy*ii and the and we have rio doubt they will hugely,• I C. G. Curtiss is canvassing Woodland comer. People who have grown wire enjoy thenetelves. In the evening the. for “Errors Chains,” a l>ook that will by experience take the othtT side of the ' I prove interesting to all classes read usual dance will take place. ------- of — •’ ­ street, but stnmgers fall an trey prey, . I ere. He deaervw success in his work, BarkeiiJden & KenAston now have and as the lucks of their heads lovingly ' we trust may receive many orders. their office over J. S. Goodyear & Co.’s,’ i,I and nestle to the concrete walk, and their' Miss Belle McElhahvy, teacher in one in the room which has been so long oc-1 spike-toed Itooto franticly point to the j of the departments uf our central school cupied by C. M. Knapyen. signs in the second story windows, their . । building, was summoned hk her home The suit which is to decide whether [I near Hickory Corner*, Monday, by a telo- warm comment* are too disconnected to Nashville is or is not a le^JIy incorpo­’ • gram which announced the sudden print. The mnaculine gender, however. rated village, will come before ‘ the Su­’ i death of her father the previous day. i is in*a minority in its mishaps on that _______ ‘ 1 piece of sidewalk. It was only last week preme court on the appeal some time THE BEST TOMIC. J The Drawing at the Giant.- The that we saw a beautiful damsel spread this month. ; , Cures Completely »raFei»ai*. । carriage offered as u prize by the Giant । herself over that wretched walk, and the The Detroit Evening Journal for 1884 I (Nothing C6^ waa drawn Tuesday Jan.,' same thing happens frequently. This is one of the newsiest, brightest and 1st, under the supervision of a commit-' young vnumr lady ladv steoned stepped out out bravelv bravely from from .. l>ext publications for Michigan people. Use o*ly Brow's Iron Bitten made by I tee composed of Col. J. E. Messmore, Sherwood’s jewelry store; she turned I Irotrn Chemical Co., tetimon. Crcraai It is emphatically the family daily. It G-ivenAway As a Special Inducment for Holiday Trade and to reduce our stock.. We have reduced price* in all de­ partments and also agree to present each purchaser of $4.00 in goods and over with one of the following articles. Every one having a.fair chance to procure the finest ones. Fischer Fiaxio! [ROSEWOOD CASE, VALUED AT $600.] $100 1 Fine Gold-Hunting case, Watch:.... 1 Elegant Swell box Cutter ..................................... . 80 75 1 Silver Plated Tea set .............................. 65 1 Domestic Sewing machine . 45 1 Good Kitchen Stove and Furnishings........... 45 I Handsome Bedroom set, Seven pieces 1 Fine Dress suit....................................................... . 25 . 18 1 Satin Lined Overcoat....,....................... 1 Handsome Dressing Gown................. .................... . 85 1 Fine Smoking Jacket............................................. . 20 25 1 Tilting Silver plated Pitcher and Cup 24 Cases Silver plated ware..................................... . 150 100 Silver plated Napkin Rings............................. . 160 12 Silver plated Butter dishes................................. . 75 12 Nickle plated Watches......................................... . 75 . 150 20 Fine Silver plated Castors................................... . 30 6 Fine Trunks........................................................ ■ 1 Ladies’Gold Hunting case Watch........................ . 20 . 40 3 Large Silver plated Cake Stands................. . 70 26 Knit Jersey Jackets........................................... 12 Sets Combs and Brushes in Handsome Case... t 12 . 50 50 Pair Silk Suspenders.......................... : ... 12.50 2 Pair of Pants to Order (Made to Fit) ....... And 3,000 other presents consisting of Neck Ties, Suspen­ ders. Knives, Underwear, Hats Cape, etc., making in all $3­ 000. , No lottery of one chance in a thousand but ever)- pur­ chaser of $4.00 and over gets a present right after he pays his bill come and see how faijj we work this scheme. We will make affidavit that all the above articles will be given to pur­ chasers as indicated. Special Bargains in Overcoats At the Old Reliable i Star Clothing House IRON BITTERS. 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. BROWN’S*^ I Notice—Fine Fur Caps worth $3.50 only $2.00. Huffman Brothers ---- MANUFACTb^tl Tin and Copper Ware I W. J. Sprout and E. F. Harrington. the comer and then- AM *)M. About J5 ticket holdem were prerent, Also Kiir *114. i'j^MITH J& PACKARD, ' [ and it was decided by vote that the 40th Anon Ar gild. • The thanks of the Banner folks are ticket out should take the carriage. And tideway* gave a whirl. < hereby tendered to Mr. E. R. Brown for There were 1.M2 numlienrln the wheel Aguld some splendid candy. From- that w,e Hbc KOde. and the lowest number drawn out was sampled we sliould say that Mr. Brown And then *he glair. ; 23 and the highest 1540. No. 787 drew Till* brave hut foolhb girl: had mastered the candy business per- i the prize; the name of the holder is Jas. Hunwi! fectly. Hayes, of Plainfield. Moesta! The cold tmap interfered with the Shop on State Mt., Opp. CtMirl House. Whoever *aw In conversation with one of our completion if the additon to Bentley A girl dial eould do better? A dg*b. Bros. A Wilkins’ planing mill and business men the other day, one too A ctath, • wagon factory. Workingout of doors who has been long connected with one Twm awful raah, of the solid concerns of our city, he re­ on such a structure, with the thermoneBui Auiteratin'* walk up*rt her. marked: “ There has been a decided im ­ ter ranging from zero to thirteen de­ B. P. Wheeler, of Plain fvdLwho has provement in the past six years in the grees below was no soft snap. lieen an invalid for years, andnas taken Especial AttenUoF given to Veterinary Miiocextent and quality of the business done The ladies and gentlemen of the morphine as prettcribed by his physi­ Ing; such as Interfering mhI boof-boraui Horse,. in Hastings. In that time, several new cians, took an overdose at Grand Rapids Choral Shciety Will wnre supper in the places for business have been opened, last week, but would have suffered do Episcopal society rooms in Rower’s while places that have long been vacat­ vefy serious effects had not a Grand block, Tuesday evening, from five to ed are now used. It Is safe to say that Owe Hart Shmrs for Ittelf. Rapids doctor got hold of him. Fortu­ seven o'clock. There is a small balance 60 per cent more and 60 per cent, better nately, however, he escaped alive. Our । due on their piano, which they desire to business has been done in Hastings the brother quill drivers ridiculously en­ raise at this supper. Come, everybody. Hurv Owarra. II you h*ve never putroulztxl past year than five years ago.” This u*. we a*k you to give “ Uisl. tel tux omMent Under the auspices of Barry Lodge gentleman undoubtedly spoke the truth; larged the matter into an attempt at suicide. Mr. Wheeler is home, and feed ­ No. 13, Knights of Pythias, in their hall and the prospects are that the next five liernumrUt patron. -I. SMITH. over Spangemacher & Mason’s on Eri- v ears will witness even greeter progress. ing as well as usual. F- PA^Attl). ’ day evening, Jan. 25th, Mr. James Clark Cburlotte Bopubllaui. , O f all metropoliton journals com ­ CONWMFHOM rv«Kn. A Salt Lake correspondent of the Boa ­ will deliver his deservedly popular lec­ AnoW |Miv*lct*n. rr<lro<l Irani f*t •.-$»« r. lutvlng ture on Robert Burns. Admission 25 ing to tlie Banner office, none is so eag­ ton Congregatlonalist pays the follow­ had steal ia bto 1imj<I* bv aa Kart n-dlNMlatencents. You cannot afford to miss this erly sQright as the Evening News. It en­ ing compliment to our fellow towns­ ary the formula at a Miupb- ve«rtnl>lv ro.nedv for ters the year 1884 in the full tide of man: M Hon. P. T. Van Zile, late U. 8. anti SU lecture. prosperity. It has more rivals by two district attorney for Utah, a trustee of nil uervou* comptaist*, The Knights of Labor organization than it' had, but the new papers do not Salt Lake academy, was present, and mdentti rtinUiw posrers we believe to be- one calculated to pro at all interfere with its patronage. It made a very effective and cheering ad­ mote the laboring man's interests in a has just added another of the famous dress. But the encouragement of his manner that will properly recognize the Scott presses giving capacity to print >onto was much dissipated by the re­ relative rights of capital and labor, free 800 copies per minute. The Echo is flection that Utah is to lore so efficient from the plottings of demagogues, and the weekly edition of the News, and an officer, and so good a man. Judge without partisan organization. We are has attained wide circulation. Its col-■, VanZile has removed to Charlotte, his therefore pleased that the local lodge is ittmakara, _ _ ~ *■ ', with news; Mm market old home in Michigan. The suggestion jrniiytwi reports, while brief, are complete and that he lie induced to take the pUtfomi The railroad work is practically at a reBalde. Original selections are pre­ to instruct the people Of the country on standstill. We much regret to say thia, pared especiaMy for the Echo. (kd. O. Utah affairs would be undoultiedly welbut it represents the exact statue of af­ PRED BAMFORD * «>. T. Beard contribute a serial story ft>r fairs. In conversation with the direc­ thU paper. Single copies 7S cents; 6 and powerful in public address, of im­ Dealm In Fine tor who assured us that tl3,(XM) more posing presence, full of humor and 1-apen. uxcMVara. paper « deeply in earnest. Any lecture bureau picture tlie local directors to guarantee the S60,which should secure his services, would (JOO to Messre. Meddaugh, Balch A Wc«ifl,rd.h< iBrom1.usth^i>r»eUc»I- Tumtoy. HftwvMdlneUy to > the New­ do the public good.” paper decorattam. Twenty-two thousand <k>llars were house, — where hr — asked if he <jouidn*t ly aothlnc had been done, that the pro- ton * “ a-, u costs but 101 cents per week delivered daily. I Until rtjln- Blacksmiths, Dealers in the Best Lines of • Cook a^nd Heating Stoves IN THE MARKET. Don’t Fail to see our Stoves Before Buying. there Horseshoeing a Specialty. The Largest Assortment of Oil Cloth in the hdp jfK<in next ten. good igon 4irbbo« City. Don’t buy until you see it. Table and Pocket Cutlery, Revolvers, Shot, Pow­ der, Caps, etc. Huffman Bros. WANTED! U to' livery Man in Barry County to understand that the Jxst and cheapest place to buy x Sap Buckets & Pans, Jectrerted with the people of PratateVille, Delton and that vicinity. When we consider that such a line would be worth, in the inerewed value of real w- have some work todo. Landlord Mer­ chant replied that he could use him the thii yw, by Uw toa-nxbipa and county. following day cutting ice, and asked Thr amount of goal arrnmpIMietl i> him to remaiU'Until then. Myera made pant computing. good use of his time; proceeding to steal B*Tbc Art Sm oouipany ■* U>e clone ------ IS AT------ HAHTI MW, MICH. Leave your orders ders now. We wi take several cords of Wood od in payment for SapBuckets and Pans. Do not forget that, if you �'•' I “ ■ • = r — VXJ0I. 1 To the People of Hastings and Barry County 7 I have been appointed Sole Agent at Hastings for the Celebrated ROCKFORD WAI CH. By looking at the accompanying cuts, you will see the cardinal advantages of the Rockford. | ? ' . L Remember that we Repair not only th A. R. MeOMBER, the Jeweler Tim man who did not buy u Rockford watch. LHo got left.) .| . •/ I . provided. The far-seeing, as well as . . , ... , , , x , ' for uaeof confectioners and ... use of confection MR. WILLIAMS’ SOF’ SPEC. ntm/tna of a KaIavaz,, but K.ri ' , shipped ...for the<rf . a wife rion.lv dearly beloved manufacturers peanut caxidv. the charitable, do thia, and to them the Eicions opoleoly. -insane. In one hi. no-| There is is also an aI, oil oil made nlide from fro some side! gate or door is open. The sexton -- ----- — __ of „ — There *published , . he ndato8 wrthom ! of the nuts, and in this specialty, I am (iWlHiiunw Wort: a Nad and Itespond- plaqcs you in a back seat, and requests done bv wboleMlo you to wait until 10:50 o’clock. Tho compkint, but in a «tr»m ot heart | UU> a largL. tnu!e rule is, pew-holders must bo in their broken roaipnatjon, that aomotimr. | druggist.. Of tho piwnuta there is 8cati by that time or lose their places. hia wife could only bo appeased in ho, nothing wustod, tor even the .bolls are There wm no game at the Thompson "When the hour arrives the sexton tells inreno moments by la-ing perniltt.'d to I made useful, being put in immense Street Poker club on Saturday evening. to go up the aisle and take any seat beat him with her naked bats. This he pack8 anJ Bokl u ftverv mqn fur horse Bev. Thankful Smith was relating the । you recapt? When those who have contrib­ endured shut up with her for hours or bedding.and a very comfortable, healthexperience of the previous meeting, | bed they make, uted are seated the great doors are until the violence of her passion had when, with the saddened air of one who i passed, when he would emerge from , had lost his grip on hik reputation, Mr. I opened and tho crowd is admitted. her rooms looking like one “who has Then tho services begin. Tooter Williams and tho odor of a i died once and comes unwillingly bock ' .[Hong Kong „ Cor. London Telegraph.] . , Bowery cigar entered together. again to a hateful existence.” Lt is not , There is this unfortunate fact con* “Hobson's Choice.'’ “What de madder, Tdot?" inquired to bo wondered at that Thackeray’s I nected with the death of a Chinaman [Atlantic Monthly.! Mr. Smith, with the easy familiarity of The explanation of the proverbial views of life were tinged with a pro- in Hong Kong—he c.ui never bo buried a, num in luck. “You looks ’spondent" ] there with the eelst which is obtainssaying about "Hobson’s choice" is given found melancholy. •‘I done 1048 dat mxty-fo’ dollaha I -----------------bio in the interior. I saw one funeral by Steele in The Spectator, No. 509. winned on de boss race,” responded Mr. The Abominable Mhirt Collar. i procession up ou the Tientang river, Hobson kept a livery stable, his stalls Williams, gloomily. [Detroit Free Prera.} which was nearly a mile long. First being ranged one behind another, countThe deepest interest having l>een ing from tlie door: each customer was | The shirt collar originated in fraud . came o.posse a.posse of priests priesta in white robes aroused, Mr. Williams proceeded to obliged obligi-'d to to take take the the horse horse which which haphap- II ana and hypocrisy, hypocrisy. In the aays. days, when when men men ana and shaven shaven heads, heads, and and then then apocului apoculiai 11yv in the enlighten the members as follows: pened to be in the stall nearest. tho .. j flrst flrat wore Wore linen *itk can, camo ° to be fashion to I holy man, who, TI suppose, was a - soft — -» was standin’ in a do’ on Sixth door,I this chance fashion of serving | leftTe 9 or ^less css ot of bishop. bishop. Next was a lot of servants leave mor more of that liuen exposed ji of avenyou, nn’ up comes a wite man in a beirg thought to secure perfect impar­ ■ at the neck to prove the cleanliuess of ! bearing paper money, -clothes, and plug hat, an’^ezee, ‘Why, heel-lo, Mr. j that underneath. This naturally took ! articles of furniture, ’ to bo burnt tiality. Bobinson, how fs yo??* the form of tho collar. Then a genius • at the grave, apd after them some “Bunko,” remarked-Mr. Smith, with With Patriotic Pride. ( caught on to the idea of cutting out a i men with gongs of tremendous power. tho air of one who had hstLexperienro. It is observed withpatriotic pride | separate piece of linen in tho shape of ; Then followed a company of soldiers, “Hat's whad I thought,-aaid Mr. that the eminent American novelist, Mr. i the overhanging part and affixing it to and some more gougs; after which "Williams, “but I kept shot. So I hez^to William D. Howells, 'adopts the pecu- the top of the shirt. These bits of linen ! were banner-men in considerable num­ himf ’How is yo? I\r- 4 •t> vj isisrlv] *L7 0?’ favor, ” ’ ' English ” ’ stvle • ’ of- spelling ••• I could be put on cleau every day, thus ■ bers, and again gongs. Now came a .•rw4.trMger y.r MirterBol.m- c(,r<->r..lal«r. humor, udToth." word, ! giving the public tho impression that | huge white dragon borne aloft in the i’'MWM T nnvor . ... ' sonf Bezec.-’an’. mns mus' nav say I never did see of. .. ( they represented the cleanliness of the j air, and another party of priest* inuno­ that kind with a U. so many mokes togidder as dey ia on ’ unseen garment to which they were at- diately after. The coffin followed, Sixth avenyou. Dey’s mo’ mokes dan Swing:' Man’s virtues can all । tached. They were in effect fraudulent ! being’ borne by twenty men oh long witfl pnssons.’ 'Oh, no,’says I, ‘dey’s becoi vices. A power of righteous 1 certificates of such cleanlincss. Hence, bamboo poles. It was covered with mo’ wite pussons dan-makes.’ Til bet ion can become a "violent temper, the collar is but a base subterfuge of white, and on its top was the cap of the yo’ tvro to one dey isn’t,’ rezee. ‘All ;t ana make mako a madman or “a-.common ancient origin It is on. the gold wash I deceased mandarin. His chair wangUt/eezl. So off he goes an’comes scold -- of- a -heart that beg^n by longing on the pinohbeck jewelry, th$ rouge on next, and after that many other sedan back with a fren’ who weighed ’bout .1 a dead complexion, or the Aolnptuous j chairs, full of relatives and friends, 1 to correct abuses. two hundred an' had a bad eye." -outline of anew pair of coracta. The some empty ones cbming afterward, “You had asofspec," observed Mr. ("C. W. IL" in Ijooiaville Courier-Journal.] collar^ is a useful aid to the cravat in And lastly, there ran along a lot of Smith. strangho^ tlie neck and making.it un- 1 women all habited in white. “lien,” continued Mr. Williams, not About half way between Las Vegas duly sensitive; to cold. The collar did • pr< This was really a fine procession. The notimug the interruption “sezee, ’Now. and Lamy is the Mecca of the Aztecs, not attain ita perfection of fraudulently ‘ defunct Chinaman at Hot — long Kong rsu* we’ll bofe put up a hundred dollars wif the reputed birthplace of Montezuhaa, and the height of ite-i^jquitous hypocrisy —*---------- *■----- * into the next not expect to be ushered over which an old Aztec temple form ­ dis genelmcn, and stan’ yar in do do’. until starch was inveht^d to gloss and world in such state m this. But he can Every , wite man passes he’ll gireiyo* erly stood which was succeeded by a stiffen it. When this happened mankind have a nice coffin, and is to be blamed two doU&hs, an’ every moke passoatfio’ll Christian church, built, so say the forgot that it was a cheat. The collar is very little if he gets it in good time, so Jesuits, by one of thsir own number give me a dollah.’ " an unmitigated nuisance in hot weather, os to be assured of its quality. Ln one early ia the sixteenth century, that is, “Well," said Mr. Smith, who was and of vdry little protection in cold. It is respect the European of Hong Kong very soon after tho first discovery of growing excited. a joy to the young man and a nuisance to has a certain advantage over the native, “W.eU, fust d6y comes along two wite this portion of the country by the the old one. for he possesses what is generally al­ inen, an' de man wif de bad eye says Spanish. As we approach the station lowed to be the prettiest cemetery in dat was fo’ dollnhs to my credit. Den of PecoB, at the crossing of the river of the world. Situated in. what is called eomes, six wite men an’ he say dot’s the same name, this old church, itself The following is Artemus Ward’s de- i "the happy valley,” it ia for situation twelve dollahs mo’ fo’ me. Den comes also in ruins, with only a portion of ita ecrjption of why he courted Betsy j and ornamentation one of the most walls still standing, is pointed out in the along a buck niggah :u»d den I lose a Jane: “There were many affectin’ ties 1 beautiful spots that art and nature com­ dollah. Den fo’ wite men mo’; den ono distanocj, off to the left in a wooded which made me honker after Betsy Jane, j bined have produced. niggah; deu two niggahs; den seven hollow, a rude adobo or stone paral­ Her father's farm jined ourn ; their i wite mon, an’ do iuat> wif de bad eye, lelogram fast crumbling back to eajfo. cows and ourn squelched their tliirot I . jCBcagu HeraldJ he say 11 was fohty-two dollabs ahedd.” It is said to be surrounded by the the some spring: our mares both had I “De soffes’ lay I ever hear," said Mr. broken walls of what was once a large at stars on their forhead; the measlo.^ I, “I believe,”Mid Mr. Sullivan, of Bos­ Smith, whose eyes werejjiistenirig over city, whose ruins kindly nature has broke out in both families at nearlv the ton. “.everyc^apahould every c^ap should Jknow how to put been busy for centuries draping with Mr. Williams’ winnings. g ।1 U up props same time; parents (Betsv Jane's P his , P roP8”. (meaning, no doubt, his same ,,our v* , ”Ddn comes along fo' wite men," said green banners and adorning with tow­ • . . . . i , * .. minlfam nr. rn ulntn X’.n and mine) slept regnlarlv every Sun­ maulers, or, in plain English, hia fista). ering monuments of pine, until the once Mr. Williams, “an' de man wif ,a bad “It is a great deal-straighter and bet­ day in tho same meetin' house, and the eye he say dat was eight dollalis mo’, populous city is now but a woodland neighbors used to observe: ‘How ter than drawing a gun” (meaning, it is . nnd den—" here Mr. Williams panned bower, the haunt of all the wild thick the Wards and the Peasleys air.* proauiurd, the using of a pistol). In •b if his recollections had over­ qreatures of the forest. How puny are short. Professor’Sullivan plants himself the works of man compared with the It was a sublime sight in tho spring of on the platform of the . manly art of powered Jim. the year to see our several mothers “An’ den?” echoed everybodv, wildly ^ver-abiding forces of nature! /elf-defense with hia fists. The opinion ! Here, tradition says, occurred the (Betsy's and mine) with their goWU^t- of the distinguished professor is worth v excited, i . ' pinned up, so that they couldn’t Hile “Why. 8«n.* said Mr. Williams Aztec avatar, the incarnation of Monteof • consideration, and there is little am, affecktionatcly bilin* soap together desperately, “dcy comes around de ;znma, the cultured god, the founder of doubt that, on the whole, bloody noses, the Aztec religion and the dynasty of and abooain* their neighbors." cornab—" the result of fistic encounters, are less “De cops?” breathlessly asked Mr. the Mexican monarchs of the Aztec race. objectionable than bullefcpirforeted Tradition further says that, when he Smith. oorpsee. A MississqJpi paper says that while “A niggah funerV said Mr. "Will­ arrived at man’s estate, Montezuma But there are great physical inequali­ manifested his supernatural powers to some person, were boring an artesian ties between men. Even the profession iams. " i’ Buch an extent that ho secured a great well in Lee county, that state, they of which Dr. Sullivan ia one of the following and led an immense immigra­ found a log 325 feet under the earth, most conspicuous, indeed, the most . Kkr. Baltimore American.] tion of his countrymen into the coun­ which was in a fair state of preserve* conspicuous exponent, divide mankind Talk about the Sunday law and ita tries to the south, himself leading the tiou and resembled poplar. into classes of weights, by which divis­ enforcement in Baltimore. It dods not march mounted on the back of an eagle. ion we get heavy weights and feather ccsnpare to the observance of that day Wherever the eagle alighted at night Weights, or meo of larger bone and in this great city. One hardly knows an Indian pueblo was founded. The The preparation of peanuts for the rtature, «nd Mlienvl slight der«lopLondon today, after the bnatle and token of arrival at the point where the whirl of yesterday. The stores are great capital city was to be established, market is ah interesting operation. m«lt Ewrj man might know bow to closed, the wagons have disappeared, according to prophecy, waa the Might­ They are first put m an immense cyl­ pot>. up U> “prop*,* but the light the cabs seem to run more quietly, and in g of the eagle upon a cactus plant inder, from which they enter the »«ght would employ them in >uin the people seem almost afraid to apeak and devouring a serpent, which mani­ brushee, where each nut receives fifteen ugjuut the hMV wipht. WhU then aloud. Whot a contrast after a oonti- festation occurred upon tho arrival at or sixteen feet of brushing before it be­ u to bo done io equulix, the combat U it I. lobe conducted Qn th, Bellinm ner^a] s®bbath! I waa hungry, this the present site of the City of Mexico, comes free. After this clsanung pro­ plan only I The proteeeor ahould give morning, and thought I .would go io. and is believed by the Aztecs to. have cess the nuts drop on an endless belt, tUeiCrtesion te get a tench. Imwino led to ita foundation there. The seals which revolves very slowly. On each Uu. brooch of 'the nbjeot atrtrou, Urought oad atoed ptvpund proeerl, 'of both Old and New Mexico commem­ side of the belt ia a row of girls—black, to ndriao an onxioua wuEl pr°’*rV great restaurant and found it dosed, orate this mythical event in the life of white, ten colored end crushed straw­ berry, some of them — whose duty it is the Carty and St. James likewise. All , the first Montezuma. , fo separate the poor nuiafrom.Um'MxJd. down th$Strand, up in the west nnd, _ (JKewYorkTrffcMa) -■OM« *. ■. * - j # jSj C if ’ evgn ® "the the reaUorauts Uoscoe \ Conkling," remarked tlie Those of the nuts 'th :v , . Hon. Hamilton SptLer, a premia^ , ft. U» llmlng-room ot • hotel Tho dent out of the'many that have been re­ the -grili rooM^- ud tho ! latod to me. • The bast years of Thack­ ■bnffeW’ore rtl clo . d until 6 o’clock eray's life were given to tho affectionate u> tho oreuing, eud oren the drinking­ care of his insane wife. Her disease bet> m>« ehj-booeee m, f.r u exterior, 5“ ““W. * ’»Uo‘ ‘XP*. exoopi >t inareconcerned;—are dark and uninviting. tarvals, but she required constant overVatas yoB fam the proprietor, M>d «n enter by the ••family' or “wholemle , wfaratwe. there i, no nae trying wu rarroanded vith mtj ao«ilort Uu.1 to get in before 1 o'clock. *r* *!? ■mpeU’X A, •he Will owwed hie rr^wn Mid this in •i-. to tho next room, where mbrMKrls await their arrival and putthem.inhpgs which, when filled, arc sewed up and Iwonded as ''cocks,” with the figure ot a rooster prominent on each sack. Theep are the '’No. 1” peanuts. The poorer nuts, which were serrated by the girls at the endless belt, are all picked over again; the best are singled out and branded, after being put in the aact M“^up..” The “step.” are not tewyer of Bloomiugton, Ill., the other ia*T’21read law in aiJ oCio“ in Utica. N ?‘ *5“ waa 'cc®1P«’<‘d of my totber. the tale J~lm» Splnrer. TnocL Kernan, M-tmtod Stoto. ««tram New York, and myself. GonkliuR en- red-faced, wholesowe-lc MWTthtogdM.boum, ioindtoato good iwall mini vitb th. world, to loom aid r —nrhig ill for his l-natnred, T 1 | ' 1 , • J : i D1 THOMAS’ ECLECTRIC ^OIL^T Cures Rheumatism, Lum­ bago, Lame Back, Sprainsand Bruises, Asthma, (Ob board.) ii ^%^r^«PATECT8 wriv to or call upou'l'hoa. S.Sur af W. Congrene bc.t liwtrulL Mi<n.. la PATENTS Excelsior Window Shade Clasps. I • U*at., Skit. Htii. bp.. I Ocd for holding Window IHlml Sba<l-s wiifcoci nalla-ra kvm blinds, la. ......... huUr*. rtlitu pliiM or ennk coni*. K Save* money ... ami, aatiroer. Looks oph-rty Mid Head h dursbfr Ind cheap. ItolaUed by all dealer;, dealer;. ‘.rfl.-rx h.rtii the trade iwdirlted. AKrnts wanted, baa i»te shade, i cU. Claim with tassel, feet.. Azem. Hrrittara. 2 rts. Eur&a Cinder Slrti-r :md \<r. 1 etty Co., so Grand Klw Are., Hetruh. Mcuhoi I this pa|>er. ‘ . - Catarrh, Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, j | | ’ Bites, Tooth, Eat, And Head­ ache, And All pains and aches. :UII»l«ln ihrl'j AGENTSBxa FOSTER, MILBURN & CO., Prop rt, ft Reflecting Safety Lamp I HEADACHE ’ rv-nta v. ... ...... rPMtSHEE & MACKIN. CMctomatk 0 KDO YOU WANT* WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE HUS A FARM iORSELL . PAYS0NS Wanted" in ti>* X X* IN K V DAIL TUTT’S Pfl-LS TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, atL^.'.Jis^a.Tcr -u-‘- " rtADVERTISEMENTSt- “THE MAIL," Toronto, Cana: TEN THOUSAND Farms in Michigan. fe. GRAND RAPIDS & INDIANA ihavonoeouaL Tholr action on the WwntMd citisi, OCM of the Mealthiot pwuof lhb, clsnvh—, brv« W^ulbuilding matvrtal at matn •< tife, sound skin and a causa no nih— or grlplar nor interfere with dai^ work and are a perfect LAJD1E81 Die Lailira* Undergarment Mfg. Co> 9 So. Mnj wtsktOMcarea tadyar«it f wmrei tlM sale at (Mr ne* “ Date Sfcrkini: •cite as tost as It can Ge shown. Write, wilh santtp, for ternw, which are wry literal. IR'*> ness iwnnaneiit and worth SN) a niontli. t • WM, WRIGHT, I Fresco Painter and Interior Decorator. Imported and Domestic Wall Paper Hangings, stainid class. inlaid wood floors. Designer and manufacturer of art furniture. Mantels a specialty. Representative of the Low Art Tile. , 34 FORT ST. WEST. DETROIT. CATARRH»££!2 ^M<m<rtaMrtirM.Dn.r.uu?a<uTjuuuiiUf*<»>r- � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-01-18.pdf 60c1e2d4d4db9fd4ba70b71187ad9910 PDF Text Text Hastings L --------------------------------------- :-------------------- VOJ.. XXVIII. NO. 39. The Imb of Albuquiu, For the dew upon her lip That the baas would gladly dp Goods Sold According to the Times,. 1 she dreams her fate is nigh Sends you dancing. At Lewis Stern’s Overcoats worth $3.00 for $2.25. ’Bout her dippers With a Bquw*.' that none can part Of amorous nJppsn. Those dainty little feet. Where shoe and stocking meet Overcoats worth $7.00 for $5.00 Heaven only Imows the rest Of such bilrees. Overcoats worth 10.00 for $7.00. Overcoats worth $15.00 for $12.00. Ah! dear, delicious sight In the giddy whirl at night Of the waits; I’d own that Spanish shoe And the hue above it, too, Men’s Suits worth $7.50 for $5.00. Men’s Suits worth $10 fof $7.50 ■ Men’s. Suite worth $15.00 for $12.00. A SUNSET IN MOSAIC. Shirts and Drawers from 25c to 50c. Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs in Large Quantities. Dry Goods are Lower than Ever. [ | । Silks in Black for 75c, 90c, $1.00 and $1.25. Black and Colored Cashmeres II from 40c to 75c. I I A large assortment of Underwear, Flannels, Cottons, etc., which we 1j; close o(jt at reduced prices, and lower than any store in the county. I! Call and Examine My Goods Before Purchasing. The best fitting Corset in the world; Try It! i | • Jewelry, Silverware, Watches, Clocks, Spectacles, and Mu­ sical Goods are The Detroit Jewelers, rubllnh bolnw tnelr Received Daily at my Store, which Ii I * 1 •1 EXAMINE AND SEE FOR ’ YOURSELF. & All Goods New'Styles and Warranted as to Quality. 3 [ Berkshire Garotte. 1 A very ingenious specimen of mosaic woodwork from the studio of Mr. Will­ iam Kelly, of Lonox, is a cabinet, the door of which is a beautiful picture called “Sunset” in mosaic. It would 1*3 hard to do it better in oils or colors than the artist has done it m woods. It could not be distinguished by the most practiced eye, stationed at a dis­ tance, from an oil painting, and yet on closer inspection it is seen to be made up of minute pieces of wood. There are in this extremely pretty mosaic 1 Ifi,000 pieces of wood—-1,600 pieces to each square inch. Each niece is one-fortieth of an inch souere. The effect of color is produced by the variety in ’ the huei of the different kinds of woods, as well as by the manner of cutting these woodfl, sometimes with the grain, some­ times across it, snd sometimes obliquely through it; and, what is more wonder­ ful still. all the woods in thia door of mosaic work are local woods, confined strictly to Berksliire county. There are forty varieties of woods in the work of ‘‘Sunset," only one-third of the numbe.. of different woods in Berkshire. Mr. Kelly has been studying on the problem of mosaic woodwork for seven years, and this is the result. It re­ quired the actual inventing of new machinery on-his part to do it. Through discouragement and unwearied pains­ taking ho has come to his present skill. He paints his own canvases and then transfers them into wood. In the forty different kinds of woods, which makeup “Sunset,” one kind, the locust, is made to produce five different shades; an­ other, the black aalnut.two, and so on The whole makes a very pretty cabinet, finished off in imitation of ebony, with strips of frosted gold going down tho face of the cabinet either side of the mosaic. The artist has put in checker­ work the various woods of Berkshire, in all numbering 128. (Harper's Magazine.J SELL CHEAPER paring the — . early ,,discussions ----------- T— __ of the tariff question in congress, the lath THAN EVER Alexander- H. Stephens, of Georgia, who wa» then a Whig, in speaking on the BEFORE. । subject to a large meeting in the old I Bought a Large Stock whichl Sell Lower than any competitor can offer. J JOHN BESSMER, j “emo Clubhouse," in lucnmona, Richmond, Virginia, spouse, m Virginia, illustrated the general ignorance prevailing ih his part of the country ^ng iff his part of the country by by the thz * " ring ez.n.ple:, example: O». One of of hi, his illiter­ Miowmp ate neighbors, who had nevra- been over three miles from home, lint! that same ‘ -hunt. He l —----------------------- in trying to escape, the bird crossed a railway then just completed, and of coarse an entire novelty. The pursuing country­ man stopped to examine the road, and C’ t then, an engine puffing and blow­ . hove in sight Scared out of his wits, the countryman left turkey and all, and running home as fast as hijfjeet could carry him, threw himself on the floor in a fainting fit. His wife, after bathing his temples and bringing him “to," asked: “Well, husband, what could it have been?" “I don’ know," was the reply, “unless it was that derned tariff that has broke loose." I M'1 i AVENUE JEFFERSON Announcement As the building which we occupy at present is to be torn down within three months to give way to a new brick, we hereby announce that we shall sell groceries at reduced prices; and simply ask the public to call and get prices. THE DETROIT .. We know times are hard, and tax times upon Home and Day School WILL OPEN JANUARY 7th. > the new bulWlmr erected far lie use on tbeeor- will be . iMslSed m admatacrously a* a* the I gnmint of the school year. A SCHOOL OF MUSIC, Under the nd. uoGrrr. principal. us, but if you would save money in the pur­ Jeweler. It is said that the recent excursion to Popocatepetl had for ita object the looking over tho ground for the mam­ moth works projected to facilitate the mining of the sulphur from the crater. It is proposed, says The Mexican Finan­ cier, to drive a tunnel into the crater of the volcano and to build from the month of the tunnel a railway to con­ ned with the Interoceanic railway at Amecamoca. The parties who are in negotiation for the property with the owner of the volcano, Gen. Gaspar Sanchez Ochoa, are said to lie a rieh American house. The representative of the house visited the volcano with tho French engineer, Mr. Charles Rosy. A contract fa said to have been made for the exportation of 50,000 tons of sulphur a year • at least. Il is also proposed • to establish a-factory of sul­ phuric arid for use here in Mexioc. A VICTIM OF HEREDITY. chase of groceries, call on us. Dec. 20, 1883. BROOKS & COOK =3 | knew or cared not what—might occur SPANISH SLIPPERS._______ I to sweep from the horizon pf his life ' [The Cowboy Port in Waahtortou RepubifaJ the awful sorrow that was hanging over Tw -k~i . it lilrn a nail—a aorrow that would-: Prices Down! Down! I WHOLE NO. 1487. ‘ HASTINGS, MICH., JANUARY 18,. 1884. [Chicago Tribuna] *The Good* by, McNulty." tall?lissome form of Esmeralda Vivian McKnlty’s that beautiful Jun hope, and hoping ' LINCOLN UNDER FIRE- word of joy that others might utter a knell of despair. “Good-by, McNulty.* For an instant the man could not re­ ply. He had not felt such a shock since meeting his father in the giddy whirl of a poker game and going home with nothing but a contrite heart and a lead was over, and the Washington authori­ pencil to ahow for his month's wages. ties and citizens once more breathed He still held Esmeralda’s hand in his, with freedom. and the girl was looking up to him With • Just before Gen. Wheaton made hfa eyes that Were tearless now, but in their charge. President Lincoln, . aodepths there was a look of frozen hor­ ror, a my-bustle-has-got-looae Repres­ sion that pierced his very ton! And when he asked for an explanation of only shifted uneasily onto the other foot and burst into a storm of sobs. “I can only tell you,’’ she murmured, when finally his agonized entreaties had moved her to speech, “that our marriage would render your life one of constant misery; that it is better we should part now than commit an error which eternity alone could efface.' You will never know how I love you, Vivian— never know the dreadful agony that this separation is causing me. God knows I would greet death with smiling face and outstretched arms to-morrow now that you are lost to me forever, for, what is life without your love, and preaj ence, and kisses, but an unceasing tor­ ture? If I loved you less, if your love were not enshrined in my heart as something to be worshiped -evermore, I would not take this step. It was wrong, very wrong, I know, to allow tills love to overmaster my whole being, but it is better to wreck one life than two, and so again I say ‘good-by’"—and, lifting her pure, sweet face to his, Esmeralda kissed him gently on the lips and turned to go. "Stop!" exclaimed Vivian in anf im­ perious, whon-Emma manner. “I pleaded with you for an explanation, but now I demand it. It is my right," and, drawing himself up proudly, he broke His left suspender. “You speak truly," replied the girl. “An explanation of my action is due you. Know, then, that I am a victim of heredity." “Of what?" asks Vivian. “Of।heredity," repeats the girl. “In what respect?” he demands, his voice hoarse with agony. “I have, '• says the girl, steadying her­ self against the piano, “inherited my father’s snore." (Joaqnm Mflter.] The face of nature is frowning here forever. Dark and wrinkled, rugged and unfriendly to look upon, there is an atmosphere, of hostility about this place of savagery of sullen defiance and impatience that makes one willing to hasten away. Sabre cuts in the face of the fLe of the land, a fierce scowl on th. * earth, a sullen roar in tthe ri.er. m they --------m ------silence n—• run angrily together; a sullen on the few people, dilapidation over the town, a tired, deserted, nightmare town, as if it would like to wake up and throw off some indefinable terrors, and this is Harper’s Ferry, where was, in fact, fired tho first gun of the greatest, the saddest, the best and the worst war ‘“oiTt U. b«t of ih. bret do something-** “Mr. President," said the general, pointing toward Fort Stevens, “if you’ll just come along down there with me, I’ll show you one of the prrttiert little fights yon could wish to see.” . "No sooner were the words out of my mouth,” remarked Gen. Wright in writer, "than I deeply regretted having uttered them. I fully recognized ths' fact that the president’s life was far too valuable to be brought into danger by any careless words of mine. But it was too late. He not only accepted my in­ vitat ion, bat insisted on accompanying me, notwithstanding nil I could say to prevent him. He sent his wife bank, and when I mounted the parapet there shooters were firing pretty explained to him that the “’It is not more dangerous fofma than it is for yon,* ho replied coolly. “ ‘But it is my duty to be here, white it is not your duty to expose yourself. Your position requires this, and I paricnlarly request you to remember it.’ “Just then a sharpshooter's bullet struck a surgeon who was standing near the president, and I became really alarmed for his safety, and I hare no doubt was a little excited as 1 said firmly: • “ ‘Mr. President, you must really get down from thia exposed position; 1 canqpt allow you to remain here longer, and, if you refuse, I shall deem it my duty to have you removed under guard? I suppose the absurdity of my threat­ ening to put the prpfadentof ttat’nited States under arrest amused him, for be milled, looked at me quizzaeally, and : got down'behind tho parapet, where I '■ provided him with an am munition-box for a seat. But he wouldn't sit still a . minute at a time, and was constantly I Htretching up his long form to see what going on, tiiereby exposing fully ‘ >'.« of htarelt to dengw, ii .pile of : »n J ”>old do; end than he rontumai ।; to bob up and down until the action was over, when he cheered lustily along | with the ,rest, and, bidding us good­ got ~ into — his carriage and rode j night, —°—aSZI -------awaJ °omefke, Great I4«k Tateaeaaa. [Demorest'K MontWy 1 a rich Californian, named Lit*, in j people here. I have little tiine, little 1 which should in time contain the mart inclination too, perhaps. Ascribe wan-1 powerful telescope in the world. The doring about alone with his'awn modi- work of contracting the latter wm tations no letters of. introduction, a given to Mr. Alvin Clark, of Cambridge pad and pencil in his hand and a flannel----- * w—*— ’—— — * - shirt on his back, is not just the man for first-class men to open either their made. At last accounts heart, or lhair door, to, I odroit. And not u v.t commenced the maker or then, what could they toll mo that hoe thio wonderful inrtrumont Aehromefe not been told e thoonsud tuna.’ Bo- object glMtoe are mode o! two dMtoot “de, what doo. thu now generation lense.', one ol flint elan, and the otttre know? r As tor tho old, it parodied in ol crown glree. tho two combined raakin* । the But those hill, have not »ed. reac They looked down, on it all. Their comes from abroad and has not yet stony lips are set in everlasting silence. arrived. It is extremely difficult to And yet they tell me that John Brown cast a eolid disk of crown glass three came here, climbed their heights, looked feet in diameter and perfect in all it* down into these rivers, measured their parts. While the observatory is well waters, made a thousand calculations under way, the great tfcirty-six-inch how to advance, how to retreat, where Lick telescope will take seme time for to fight and then to die. I think the its completion. When in position, it arsenal with ita store of arms had not will convert the foeble rays from the all to do with bringing John Brown most distant stars into a* perfect blase here. There was comradeship in these of light. glorious old hills.. One likes to have such friends at his back and dose about JBattato Rxrrem.] him in days of desperate enterprise. In spite of the large amauni : tore that is allowed tonus loose [Medical Journal.] Some remarkable observations have tiioroughly initiated into the lately been made* in regard to the heat of the human ,body. •Jly means of an ingenious instrument invented by Dr. bera," with an occasional “ Lombard, of New York.it is ascertained and "be-afay-now,” a Borton that a woman's body is warmer than coeded the other day in hold that of a mau by three-fourths of a de­ m v high » ~z one-half X gree, and sometimes r~ -~h zz _ — _ ■ _ a degree, while in noa maiawa* instance has «L. the warmth of a male’s body been found to be greater than that of a female’s. Itjis also definitely ascertained that children are decidedly warmer than adults, the hie flet. difference being about 1 degree Fahren­ heit, and that the younger the rhdd the greater the diversity. A difference in coverea so oe an invariable law. The i leftside of the bead,(and extending downward to the base of the nock.) fa much hotter than the right aide. These ' curious facte open up to medical men a ! . H c** ft* fttYiU. •1 \ �The Hastings Banner. _ m*«bh*ix l. cook. mow. ~। re-lrefi IRON BITTERS ColtMnbus juudoned six oonvicta, Saturday, in­ of thousands of dollars. The treasurer’s ^company their tetter with a word of cluding a Cincinnati murderer named Eager. Henry B. Payne will on office is in the tame condiMqn. Kota 8. Goodymr, P. A. Sheldon. Ctanent ' caution to emigrants. Emil VoegtHn, the son of a well- Thursday evening give a banquet to scrap of the record* there, in all human Smith. D. W. Rogen, Ed. Povm; lie»known scenic artist in JSew York, hav­ the members of the legislature. probability, roukl be reached; and yet daiiMv Wm. llitchcoek, Wellington The failures of the Week in the Uni­ ing become a confirmed boarding-house In the legislature of Texas a bill waa these records are of the most vital con­ Green. J. Q. Crenw. Sevnionr Andren. ted States and Canada number 388. tiiier, ‘has been sentenced to state pris­ introduced making justifiable homi­ Ramne) Brown, a farmer at Freehold, on for six years. cide the killing of a man found cutting sequence to all the taxpayers. In some W. D. Hnyen New Jersey, banged himself in the log And then the meeting ndjonraed. The Canadian Pacific road has made a fence. The cattle men, in conven­ canes the titles to large tracts of land in tion at Austin, declared against a herd bouse in which he was born. In the evening occurred the nnnunl I special rates for the transportation of the county would be broken, ami cause The Chicago boapl of trade elected Manitoba wheat to Ontario, as an law, but opposed the doctrine of free l«n. from which over »100 wee reoliied I v . almost endless litigation. The probate E. Nelson B.ake president and George enormous surplus in the former prov­ grass. An immense ice-gorge is said to be office is still worse. It is now in the enough to defrey the expowee. T. Smith second vice president ince is being frocen. ehanna .river at second story of a block on main street. The books of the Montreal Loan and The cho'ral sodnl Tuesday evening I In attempting to slaughter a flock of . nd,thrtatening^ Mortgage company show that Secreta­ prairie chickens near Fort Sill, a party Port ' I it Havre dtf Grace. Almost any night fire may destroy this netted 818. ry Craig is a defaulter for $60,000. of eight hunter* grew so careless that thegi overflowed the Penn­ building with its contents; or even in Ann Stamp, an aged widow of Col- three of their number were badly Thel RUTLAND. sylvania shore for a considerable dis­ the day time it would be absolutely im­ unbia, Ohio, killed herself with strych­ wounded. CEBTHL nine liecause of the loss of a pet dog. The only man wh& seems to have Some Cleveland stockholders in the tance. possible to save these records. Three The canal at Newark New Jersey, E. L. Phillips, a venerable citixen of iron corporation of Brown, Bonnell & Grand tHviacn. much business on hand is Mr< C. W. records contain the proceedings.in fully is being dragged for the remains of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, a member of Co., of Youngstown, Ohio, have filed a the state senate in i860, died Thursday. Stition to dissolve the company and Charles Delmonico. John Hoey went 2,000 estates, half of. which have not yet Biggs. He has about 2,000 ties to deliv­ to Philadelphia and demonstrated the been closed. Of these, 1,500 involve er and is considered a lucky man. as R. Tho ioe-harvesters along the Hudson jcharge Receiver Brown. Tti»rw'jUU>. river have entered upon their annual Chancellor Runyan, of New Jersey, falsitv of the report that the missing titles to land. Hardly a section of land R. ties are’about the only crop that pays strike for an increase of wages. , has appointed Judge Ashbel Green re­ man had been admitted to an asylum in the county is not interested. Losing much this year. < The public debt of New York was ceiver of the North River Construction in that city. Palmer ’ s clover Duller.is snowed hi. The produce exchange of Boston has three records would entail endless law8TBTIOX*. reduced JB.KW.OOU during the year, and company, which holds a majority of passed resolutions urging unon the I suits in very many cases. In some in­ and is likely to stay there for some time.' is now $82,546,000. . the stock of the West Shore railroad. congressional delega- , California has about 80,000 tons of An increase of nearly ten thousand Massachusetts Snow lianks in the way of the trucks. Hon the enactment of a reU.li.tory ; stance., the only record there lit of nnt*~~ tkc ~~~~ -— »i«-. wheat to send to Europe, exclusive of tons in the weekly shipments of freight '-fl r.«. Yeekly and Tan Sickles stared their -’•-X' W, the amount now loaded on ships. eastward from Chicago is reported. measure restricting or prohibiting the j closed estates Would I* destroyed, and A Are id Boston cut off all telephone The Vanderbilt roads are still far in importation of French and German t almost all chance for .... on amicalde settle­ hullex on runners, Monday and the flrti wine*. 1 connection by burning the wires of advance of all .competitors. thing they did was to tip over, causing nuAt would be loet. The trial of James Nutt for the 3.00U instruments. Some unknown person attempted to ' Barry county is toslay having Ils some damage. The orchards in the peach belt of fire a school house at Somerville, Mass., shooting of N. L. Dukes commenced Revival meetings are being held this Michigan passed uninjured through while several hundred children were at 'Pitteburg, Monday. Ten jurors ; business conducted, so tar as danger । in the building. The janitor extin­ were secured from the first panel. A , from fire is conaidered, at ten times the week in the school house in Dis. 4, eonthe recent severe weather. bouquet was sent to the prisoner from i risk of any business num or practical ducted by Bev. Crosby. At present The shops of the Tennessee state pris­ guished the flames. on at Nashville took fire at midnight, officers of Oakhill cemetery, at the gallery, but Judge Stone ordered farmer within ita borders. There is ah- meeting, eight or ten have made a start, v^twasb: hat no more be brought in. Janesville, Wisconsin, have discovered Sunday, and the loss was very heavy. no safety The inauguration of George Hoadly ' sollltely .-------------------, in any . of its offices, and the interest is increasing. General Hancock and wife are in that within the past year several bodies Coahoma county, Mississippi, visiting have been stolen, but the names are u governor ot Ohio wa» • quletaflur. And think, too. of tho vnliie of the propStatioxs. COMMUNICATED. withheld from the public. their son. a planter. | ertY exposed! .The records involve the.j _______________ ______ ____ ______ invo thf General Hazen has ordered the dis­ Orange groves in the region of Mo­ The Banner published the following play at signal stations of a white flag bile. Alabama, suffered damage to the ommends the establishment of a board right and title, and in nine cases out of ; pardons and a graded sys­ ten the only right and title, to from ! in its last Iwanet»radftd license svsamount of $1,000,000 by the late cold of nardon.q with a black center on the approachof spell. Many trees in Florida were tem. cold waves. • 1 •15^00,000 to •aipoo/xi) worth of real — A fire at Meadville. Pa., destroyed By the fall of a scaffold on Conro’s saved by building fires in the orchards. John M. Swearingen, chief of police the Opera House block, the lower por­ ' estate and other property. No property block, Milwaukee. John Dunn was killed and two masons were fatally in­ at Indianapolis, dropped a revolver tion of which was occupied by seven [ holder in the county lit eafe, with the from his pocket, which discharged a merchants, causing a loss of $500,000. ' records pertaining to his rights in that jured. Now the great preacher steps to the The members of the rapid transit ball into nis bowels, inflicting a fatal The coffin factory of Smith Winston i property so dangerously exposed.. We &Co., in Christie street, New York, front, compels the editor, who is no commission of New York are in Chica­ wound. go to examine the construction and op­ Operations have been resumed in two was burned also, the loss being $190,­ , are not talking for effect We can other than his little son about thirteen eration of the cable system. prove in five inlnutee to any holder of iron-mills at McKeesport. Pennsylva­ 000. bwweeu Grand HapUi A family of nine members, named i proj«erty in Barry county, who will | years of age, to summon his force of At an auction sale at Des Moines. nia, and 1,000 mon have been re-em­ I '»^-‘n.' toro.n. here mdinvite, correspondents, compositors, type-set­ Wednesday, twenty-seven head of ployed at the iron-works at Reading, &rebnin^nSX Galloway and Angus cattle brought the puddlers accepting a slight reduc­ ters. etc., together to get out Jone more poisoner, who evidently placed the that the etposure of the records of tion. ■ from $285 to $01fi each. issue of the Exponent—a four page, two Some railway laborers shoveling poison in a water-bucket. Nearly all j BarrvCountv to Are is imperiling the The circuit court at Burlington, Iowa, column paper, about six by ten—for the the family have died. Suspicion falls । . ,.. ; has disbarred John R. Wing and John snow at a curve near Brluton, Penn­ upon a neighboring farmer/ who bad i to Pn,l*rt> e'tr5 <taj. H.B LB DY ABD. purpose of allowing the philosopher to IE. Finke, prominent lawyers of Daven­ sylvania, were surprised by an accom­ Jackson. Gen. often threatened to have revenge. The supervisors were not asked to K G. P. IT. A modation train. Three men werp port, for dishonest practices. get offa little latin, considerable wind Friends of Genera! Grant send out a vote any money. They were asked shu- | and no sense. D. W. Wakefield, a leading druggist killed and five others were seriously statement that the mil wav and tele- , plv to anbmlt to the people whether of San Francisco, fell in a fit on Broad­ injured. rrotHllr llrrlrr. k„. . .. ......... ......... . | , the .... - He accuses the correspondent of being so* tt MNtd|E»a. OmtT «.t M*m The president of the Oreguii Naviga­ ^phconoewion. obtain^ by him in ,they way, New York, and soon expired at w mild vote nectary money. I b N7wlfto,.^t tion company has sent G. 8. Morrison Mexico were taken out in behalf of the hospital. At s STMtoti erf Ihe Trobale Court for Um- Com. « ""Ji 1 h >*«• ‘“P*’"' W B^bue intend of tf.®,J?rryAho,drn * <»»«■ m U* Fond du Lac boasts of the finest new to the Pacific coast to investigate its af­ others, in the interest of closer com­ | court-house in Wisconsin, and its cost fairs. The West Shore road has drop­ mercial relations, and that be has • *own ignorance. he no douW would llth. tfayof Januan . in the year one Uiduuid , lltu, ftKxl for hfa was only $3,000 in excess of the origin­ ped Henry Villard from the list of di­ steadily refused to accept compensa­ 1t. . .nd the people . property. An >1 ta, |ig^ tion for his services in the matter. I " ~~ —' ; rectors. al estimate. . \ An express trail on---------------------------the Rochester | now-thr - - " ould •Jmve a right to Bridget Cronin, formerly organist of I Manager Hickson states that no suits ; --------------------» Kflubrii Stckrihungry flock on Uuh coming Sabltath. the Rev. Florence McCarthy’s church have been brought against the Grand । and Pittsburg road was on Sunday j say to the 11 supervispra, who voted to Md filing U*pttiUxXi, duty trrlAeil lie goes farthet and says; •‘We may in Brooklyn, was awarded 6 cents dam- Trunk company for injuries in the re-1 morning derailed near Warsaw, New 1 table the propoaition to let the people ages for alleged assault by the pastor. ! disaster near Toronto. He has I i ork. the coaches bumping along on , . r . ..... . ‘ possibly imagine that the author of this . Nickerson may tN*'*ppotatThe Arctic and Ouidneck mills be- i personally visited the sufferers and i the ties for twelve rods. Conductor '“** for or against biiilding the court th<- MM of MM d%«Md I quotation might I* a penton of truth longing to the Sprague estate \iave ‘ made offers of generous treatment. : Luddington was fatally injured in the house, “You. gentleman of the lioanl. under some circumstances. • been sold to tbe_ Union company for ■_ A 1,111 wafl introduced in the Texas ; ^l,t [be passengers escaped with । have neglected our iutereats.’* There rtp*dfor thahenrinr U «id *-Hut ctnnmraUucm niter ca*rv $38OJX)OLegislature, for the removal within Might bruises. n«i«ihu harm . . the betra at law <rf ulkl d<wr.'.-d Three physicians of Erie Pennsyiva-one rear of all gates and obstructions ! Judge Blodgett, iu the district court . . tlP“; term to <mma from gmctw WeftteUrt in said nia, areFdangerously ill from blood- ' 80r088 1116 roads in the 'state. This at Chicago, sentenced John Flemming h’ttmg the \otera of Barxj county dt^. . we broke If this is so we are* sorry poisoning, caused by carelessness at! would force pasture-owners to divide and Frank L. Loring, for using the aide, and let thein assume the reeponsi- ;*ny one’s d<mc, as it was not intentional, post-mortem examinations. । UP their holdings. ‘ bility. As it is now, the 11 supervisors. Whether the rorrrepondent is a person IM’tiUotM-r nhould not be grtuiuM mreru^jowtb.. «h^ Uut,h^ And it U further ordered that <«ai<l petiUoun notice to the persons interested in said ~ ImmifrSir w ml™ t h ' Mwped from au asylum at Ulooming- requenUy granted n supersedeas, hold- they wanted done in the matter, han- editor did make the remark to the post- Kivr [ate of the pendency of Mid petition, and thHendersdn. JIL ' ' d|do, New York, Tuesday night, and : tb® defendants tn 310,1X10 bonds themselves tuMumed the n-sponsiblllti.' master, on living asked what had lie- ImrisctlMmf hx eamag a tm of thU onk-1 Mira... January NEWS SUMMARY. MJLROiD ■ICSIGJtl Bapidi SS°di^.LT: The mt ' -rtv ,v’ h^dSi’trSrt'w.^hnmthi tte |»rt““SSb oOb' j’e“nnX. A Kit against Stophen W. Done, , The |,ro|.oition wils to raise wn/rn come «t the Exponent for lart month, i; not to Ixmd that it “ j week**. pnvMoau>«*)7tarofh«aH!tf.,‘,r’v*'h' ^Sarfrom bilede'?oWe;t 11. S d M- Waterman * Co., grain denleh of for f«3,0»0and Interest for eleven yemi . three y«OT; l.md tho the county county iI “ "that It wax done gone and limited I «st«I up. up." servedin tin Indiana .“ato ' S"" Franciaeo. have faffed tor I1.5J0,- »«’ brought Monday, in Denver, by ' fora rent. To dothia thisan an anmirai animal »uv tax nf of’ There There waM was no no Exponent Exponent published published for, for (Atowrojj-.j 'o do tjuJfJ'LrPnJJu that “binis'i^ ^“■l^BVyex.«niti?‘,»to?MOU>lf‘i't “ '-nilHuul a half would l^-ember^niir wouldthere therehave haveIwn Imenj 77 A . . ; ------------------------------------ Iw nreewar,. December, nor would 1 rr---------- t---------- — passenger rates to th« the «n«twArfi eastward nr« are mssencrer being cut by both scalpers and regular ticket agents over all roads. . W. P. liathburn. a bank president of Chattanooga.’who was identified with several hrue interests in that region' died Friday. Nearly hue. thousand workmen in the three largest tobacco factories at Petersburg. V«l, have etruck against a reduction of wagea. Canada is raising a standing army of l,20o men. to serve, for three years. The full number applied at the re­ cruiting orcein Montreal, where the quota was <only Ito. The overflow of a brand) bf Mie Kan­ awha river in West Virginia caused SAW HUMMING ' an a8S|Cninent to secure liabilities of 1 iSp.'Q.OW. . > The corn exchange of Montreal j strongly recommends tlie uutrammeled , interchange of the productions of Can- : ada and the United States, and the ab- , olition of.all burdens upon shipping by , the St. Lawrence route. : Manraret Cnilinrunnxi nf rnsgmem Margaret touiDgwpod, Collingwood, • of Chicago. ' ..^Wret known m> Elbrenee Elmore, the lead™ ■ ladroI adnnnaticoomniOT, has filet! a bil for divorce fromiT'fengll.h atlventurer whom she married six years &rew out of a deal in the bonds of the In other words, to build the court house-j f°r January, had not our Banner cor-; Arkansas Central road, of which he would involve a tax of but S1J5O on respondent iMde mention uf the Ex-' was president, and that there is no every SUMI) of property in the county । ponent’s peaceful death. The Banner ' of ncUon1L LL., 1 rer.hemaybe, has The body of Cbnries Deiinonico. the for three years! What prudent num correspondent, whoever .munitv for hringl.riiur-1 Stffi thanks of the community missing restaurateur of New York, would not pay $1.50 a year for three y ears on each «1,000 worth of lus prop{ Ing Iwk the business manager i»f the Affricultiitul Wars-lMiiiM-. iUah* itreet. was found frozen on, the mountain side at Orange, New Jersey, near the erty inprder to save the county and i Exponent, who our people supposed, B. A. COTANT. residence of General McClellan. He evidentlv died from exposure on Jauu- himself the danger of liming the county i fr°n» all appearances, had elopnl; and “ J --------- itf jewelry were record*? We odl these hard times; 'they considered themselves out their THE "hdl,! urbSF'nJ — I± --------------„Sa hi/AuuS lie wasi,about 4 i years but $1 JO on 9WU0 is a very light tax. «‘d*«riptita fee. of (mjoage. .UM). anfl his U estate esttt,e is valued at $1,RACKERS, J While not questioning the goiwl faith I . — *" 'XX). CW. never was achieved by care- St:uii|K*<l with a “V.” None gv-uulm- ultbow A storm of great severity prevailed of the supervisonAwho voted against Mrs. L. A. Brinkerhoff, of New York, It. Made by Wednesday throughout the region the pro|Mjj,ition, we V-lieve they acted I’craw'ernnce and carefulness learned after the death of her husband, , between Buffalo and Portland. Trains unwisely, and neccIKMsly assumed the “JW8 brinK «ure reward, pie that he had obtained a divorce in Con- I , ^ctientt^i ’ ' »eara before. She asserted 1 were abandoned on three roads at the responsibility of imperiling' the proper-1 Knights of Lalxir have a foundation for former city. In Boston the wind blew — --------------lower, and a court gave a ' •tlielr *'<’rk broad enough and sound at the rate of forty-eight miles per ty of their constituenta. verdict in her favor. Buffalo people mourn the removal of ■ Fifty mules were stolen near New i hour. The waves broke over Portland ------ ------——— j enoiigh to satisfy all honorable men. the glucose ndustry from that city to breakwater, damaging two steamships. The - 1 ionkkrs. - Thursday of lust Let the Knights remember their meeti lAiredo, Mexico, after the lad in charge ; Peoria and Leavenworth, and the Several buildings were unroofed at week was pioneera ’ /lay. arid was spent ‘ inga, and attend them, and strive to ' of them had been murdered, and ruu Castleton, Vermont. abutting down of two stove factories. --------body - --------------------I Dr. H. A. Dubois, of New Haven, across the Rio Grande, where they | The ot Herr J^asker, -the Ger-10 the usual manner. First came the 1 perfect themselves In their work I were found by a squad of Texas rangwho died Sunday of paralysis, was a j era. man statesman. w»s on Thursday dinner, served in th(}old-fashioned style I lineal descendant of a Huguenot who . takBn Bv?nS?N.w tn th. MUmni. --------- —’i,neJr" inJI “ However, some of the .T"'"' pioneers J'T* forgot1 mfork''where “.I'to' ' The citizens of Topeka are somesettled on the Hudson iu 1615. TW the Editor of the haxxkk. rimkrn whal.agitated over rumors of a pro- ly four thousand persons witnessed the along the provisions, and there The foref tortvhiirTSinSL • posed removal °f the offices of the Kilimwu Eulogies were ; werp not <l»’ita enough to go found. represen L„, •id to thU Fe road to Kansas City, to escape funeral ceremonies. The work of raising Kalamazoo’s be removed ved to Chicago during the sum- the tariff fixed by the Kansas railway *??d ' Wh<*° wua the f«ult we will not pre- share of the bonus for the Chicago, Kalbut it ought tulwreuX „ . , . .. j , , I commission. ainazoo^c riaginaw road was a good the deceased are of great value. hereafter. deal Inflated, much " . , iiiuvu to wi the inc annoyance anno van co of or Two hundred msn, recentlj “ _______ ltl. oT ! £f' ™‘hl“ent" «•“' Uie •“!- Il16 friwwfr of the enterprise here, by Uh, lUtaota. where one farmer lost 117 Tat bexxled $8,700 and lost it at faro? He porken. i. .......................... .. charged by the contractors I on t «1 to I eton ’ rallrosd jndiiirtTi" “ loii de^ '' r “ JT J' ’ h1 "' " P * Ct thte U1,t “ w “ ‘ n««nd«l to have the pleaded guilty, and was sentenced Ipgislature of Texas has been imprisonment imprison '“fr1'’ oven “» abstract of them, movement opened' by . tor five years and three I bench «t Pendleton, and then held e DBTftorr, MICH. i. movement opened’ by H meeting at called in extra session. The gowsfnor months. months, ,r mail train which refused to take them t rom thestatistics presented, we give which th** wntiMnon ...r recommends the repeal of the law “ VanderbUt has made John Kewell free to Portland. General Mlle, aut the list oi Harrv emintv Z. ■u W gentlemen who u-i" ------------------o are to build pub£c kmd0he incIoture 8011001 I gresident of the Pittsburg and Lake I a company ot the Irt tafautrF from « > , 2 ra ^ ty plon,Tn' who | the Hn^e were to be present. After tie rpad, and has secured a through | Fort Walla Walla, and the midi ear duri“« the post y««r; Henry C. Caldwell, a i Caatletou—Daniel Hoiii,ger j waitinwas long as the situation 1would ’°““ •>< kaneaa who aerved in an 1-------1BUU . „ lvtBTC, teing finally Lemuei Sn.lth ’ I| wlmit, theae gentlemen ,1"' Jn* On *U!' __________ ^MPend^.oro.p&.trffi.f ■ in by j‘ for ninefcjl-nine years, George Williams, Huron 1 una, * le 10 mak ® » Wnt wgagement,our Rutland-George Williams, Huron t^feu the ixulUoa resigned by jje president of Harvard The president of Harvard college re- cars. .peoplestarted on their own mxxxint. Healey. . ' I porta a decrease in the number of stu­ Jscob •Iordan, rhe committee on subscriptions is now in West Virginia on Wednesday ..ln1?g,-7M5rhl? A defective due caused the burning ot the female college at Columbui dent* from New England, but an­ snow had been falling for twenty w”- H. Hendershott, Mre.W. 1>. Flfield; engaged in making the canvas*. The Ga.,theeaUmuted loaa being *30,000. nounces an increase in tlrt* attendance hours, and is on an average two feet i Mrs. McvUntock. from the middle states. The treasurer in depth. Such a storm has not been ground is taken thoroughly artfiey go. Johnstown -Mrs. Nye, T. G. Rice JJere were IS) pupUa In the building, shows investments of $4,624,000. and Lu°wnJn th0 uPP«r Ohio VaUaZ «*nce Yankee Syringe Nelson Cowan. ’ and the results so far are qidte favora­ an ot whom made their escape. an income of $228,iw. , I860. Business u at a standstill and ■ Carlt on — Mrs. EUxa Blood, Isaac John Bbernan refused to accept the ble, in quite a number of canes more so The Mexican National bank has de­ travel nearly Impossible. The weather Messer. the Northern Pacific The num­ clared one dividend of 6 per cent and Is moderating and rain appears to be _Hope — Thomas Peak, Samuel than had lj«m anticipated. r*«l.b«*o’0 We resignation from tbs promisee another of 8 per cent, one imminent if it comes a disastrous Thomas. ber of large subscriptions will )je all roasts wosrid throw that body Into the years holiness. The Mercantile floo^similsr to lastgear’s may be exTbomapple- Mr,..Samuel Davis.Geo. that was expected, so that we f«i a b«»M °< tbs Deotouats. W^ffis^rSSno1? IjCWlfi. A blarolnUro good deal encouraged. One of the romWoodland John McArthur. the fiscal yt«r. A* TO THE Court Housk.- -By a mitteemeu said today that they had Baltimore - Sidney Hull, Mrs. Allen In the school house in which Emma vote of II to 6, the supervisors refused VnFCBIY. taken nothing smaller than MOO no ter. ^’““J'ribly treated, fifty citto submit the question of raising money . City—Mrs. Naney Young and they are by do means through with rsllws. P®5* resolutions of J<An Wetasert, Thomas Burk, J. W for the purpose of erecting a new court 1 toward the young lady, and to ThondtaMdrttmHttochcomb. ’ house. We have no doubt the majority tkm Mt K*Um«» ta not „lc|, „ to Barbary Phillipa. did what they considered for the best. Hon. Clement Smith spoke at some m*ke.uur ^»p«e M u,, pr(wur, „ That it was best we very seriously ques­ length regarding the departed pkswera, much m la the mm with Iliurtinm dm. tion. Such a fire as completely annihf-1 and a spoech was also made by E. D h*!*, and it la mote at aa undertoktiw luted the Banner office, before there; Sprague. ^mak0UwkudvMi1»lrtUMOthornu<h. ’ was any chance to quench the flames, The treasurer, D. It Cook, reported is liable to destroy the court house with * »S<)A< casl. on hand. all its valuable records at any time., The following officers were elected No man stall acquainted with fire-proof for.the ensuing year: I^e*“4enf"-Geo. K. Beamer. n&“SS-E,WE1 8^aUtTb.StX‘To^« VAIL & CRANE, LYON&HKALY �The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXVIII. NO. 39. ABOUT THIS TIME County News. z. MAPLE GROVE. Frank Baltz has returned from the north. i Cora Pearce has recovered from her I illness. i You should be thinking of what kind of YOU WANT TO BUY. STOVES and RANGES , The best article made, at prices lower than ever before offered. c»i r t t i ’ i r “Oh, where b my boy to-night?" Echo omwerw. - Weigh riding. Ask Elmer Moore how hecame to upset, last Sunday evening. Why wm - Doc." Tanner so anxious and raised money enough to pay the . onthe25tb. Everyone invited. iij indeKedness, amounting to over $270 I „Ti ,7i VUIMV„ Historical services at the M. E. church u pretty goml day's work three hard 0( Xorthwrot Assyria, on Sunday, the times. 3^. ___ _ made very interesting 6th inst., was Revival meetings w ill commence next With scripture reading, singing, and Sunday. _ able essays, writen and read by Mrs. L. Wright it on the sick list. Lee and W. Clark, and speaking from NASHVILLE. J'IrsTutt^e*of Lap’*’’. “at C. smiths, visiting for & couple of weeks. I Peter Durham left on Monday morn- i We can, suit you on anything in ’ our line. -j' ' Greble & Powers r ! i ing for the state of New York. He will j remain east till April? visiting relatives j and friends. Dr. W. H. Young returned from a ' short trip to Canada, on Tuesday afteri noon. i. W. F. Baughman’s store was, closed on a chattel mortgage last week. The ~ i stock is lading sold off now, regardless of ' cost. । j Mrs. John Delong held the lucky number, 1,101, which drew the sewing ' machine at Lee’s. i Peter and. Charles Stacey, who belong to the I roquob tribe of Indians, in (’anI ads, have been in town selling liead­ | Special Book Sale! ------ AT-------- Frederick Hotchkiss j work of a very fine pattern. The social of the Congregational, church was entertained by Mr. anti Mrs. Thomas Purkey on Wednesday evening, in a very handsome manner. z Our roller skating rink has already developed some good skaters, and a test of their excellencies will take place soon; when the lady wearirfg a new pair of seven-dollar skates will be the envy of all her competitors. L. O’Crocker has purchased the Tubbs property, and talks of building, the com­ ing seasan. ■ . W. A. Dunlap & Co., of Ctaprlotte, have leased the Wheeler store, ©d are stocking it up with a fine stoclrof gro­ ceries and confectionery. They are gentlemanly fellows, and will no doubt receive a liberal share of patronage. Your correspondent can recommend their candy as being the most delicious he has eaten in a long time. Truman’s quarter-off sale is attracting large numbers; as many are buying for seventy cents on the dollar, when they would not otherwise. Sleigh rides among the young people are getting quite fashionable, as the streets ring every night with their “ merry laugh. I have on hand several Standard Books, I will close them out to you at Bottom Figures! The long winter evenings are upon You can spend them in no way more profita bly than by reading. Have the books for you, and so cheap you cannot help buying. School Books! length. Through each of these seeming town his home until he sees a good ■ the amount of ♦IVJjd, were ptecrtl upoe —Ex. snowballs was an aperture near the ; chance to trade farms. . -the table. center, which varied with the size of' In looking over, the locals of last the “ ball.” The phenomenon Ls sup- week’s “Nsrtiville News,” we were Aurposed to have been caused by the south ‘ prised to see an item concerning two of i miliar fona; bright, clean and newsy as wind which blew at the time. Nothing Woodland’s citizem getting intoxicated. like It was ever seen here before. . and fined for the’offense. We were not --------------- -------- „------------------surpritod IwiiMc of the partire named 1 it. proprietor. Voder the pnwmt edi­ Ucn committed the offence, neither do we : torial direction, with Mr. A. H.JohMtm I Mi“ 1 feel bail l>ecause of the fine imposed on ’ as foreman, the Banner wiD wever be ! ent (\.mrrA-1tnem them;: uin but we we are are surpnsea surprised uw that such such a a i■ wuitm content with second place. Suocea*, i “ *®r “e benefit <rf the Congo shoukkappear in the News, as it brother Cook; and may the gewreoas j ^ri^rt^TwideTre^ x'n W w ***“ gSneralb understood that; prosperity of 18M make the buta of to know how the cutter was broken t \F residence of A. N.H ar» ■ “ 1 . . - ----------meh new. item, never found tbrir wb, your recent mWortuae very light to Would you like to borrow it. Doctor, to i Johnstown. to the column, of the aforenaM journal, bewr. ■ go and see your patient? A dance at E. Bulliss, last week f ribecame when a NaMiville man wa. No wonder that McEntyre can afford ' Aj e y«jtog. uinuu^. • JbAUUXVJLULuL Mra Fitch Fitch, who hoa herolulling ta i EverybodyfcimprovlngtheMeWuv. ______________________ ’A_ of stock­ Mrs. to . loan money for the purpose .ome Ume, eipert. to go to Grand tap-7 W~““'1 w“ Several couples of the married peo­ ing a store, when he expects.to furnish ids to receive treatment from the phvai- ,nlUed to the afonuuid journal, but, ple took a drive out to John Stewart’s lady clerks for the same. She weighs cian. ot that place nev<!r “PPM"*1- J recently a party ot Friday evening, had a pleasant visit seven pounds. . Mta Cora Stowe, ot Battle Creek, is ] #ve critters visit Woodland. I and a fine sieighride. , A company of sleigh-riders were seen making her cousin. Mire Clara Bullia J* her cousin, Miss Clara Bullis, । On Saturday evening, a week ago, a going toward Nashville last Saturday , making v uuu " oodland is claimed by Nashville folks fh cakmuvu extended visit. t/ night; the while those “ Boy Chargers” ’ Monday evening^ last week a school ■» a surburb of NanhvlUe. throe things toilet ease was sold by lottery at W. S. Brown’s store. Mike Brandstetter's were keeping time to that .^ntimental meeting was taUed in Hist. No. 7. for m trequenUy brought to the notice of beat girl is supposed to have received song, “ I would like to die,'said Willie,” \ p;; iu.yvt- Orno.but heretofore no news of that and’in fart'he would have been no j P “r— poto of deriding the very ImporquroUM of taUdtaJ'a new sd>od h.^e klnd «' w appeared- Weoonclude one of the case. I*a.st Saturday -night a *40.00 cutter more, hail it not been the year 1884. m In that district. We understand some itwo riling.!: either the “News” has dewas sold in the same way by* R. B. Bach­ which the girb meet all expenses. showni a great deal ot opproltion In the to give all the news and serve ants. Homer Fowler was the lucky WK8T BALTIMORE. matter, but it was concluded. Anally, to ra™ «like. or Qrno has cut loose man. R. K. Haynes contemplate, building hold a spring term of three months in i fnim Woodland, and now regard, her Mrs. John Crump met with a severe , a new barn next spring. j thc old bnildlng. and, also, to commence j “ a rivM “>.*■>• « th<' h‘tUr <• “w accident a week or more since, in the I Melville Holcomb, while lo;idiug ties, the ■v ______ _ . __________ . in . the .. jcaju tr> erection of a new... house early case> ' our our nl<l °^1 trrrapr® trnnlrl would rlrt do well well to way of a fall, which injured her hip, spring. . ' 8ta)' home. As for the fine, we be• got one of his fingers shortened. and she is unable to use her limb in the I C. Tobias lost a valuable ox last week. Km . McKee, of West Johnstown and th»t wh™ • ,nln 1",VH" hl" 0,01 The M. E. Church, which has Urn Baltimore, arelded Rev. IT. P. Miser in i towI1P4 <lnmk' he <>«ervre to >« Lena Guerin returned to her home on closed for repairs for some time, was the revival services, last week; and, we h1311*' an exampte ot ' Thursday test. opened last Sunday fof quarterly meet­ believe, met with good success. _________ ~ _________ DELTON. Frank Moon was in town a few days ing. l*rof.J Dickie, of Albion, preached, Don’t forget the dance at Bob Joy’s Fine sleighing, and it is being well j of last week. Our btock ot Hardware always Complete. | w. J 1 bought for the holidays. WHOLE NO. 1487. HASTINGS, MICH., JANUARY 18, 1884. BO WJDtB MILL*. Jennie Holmes is ctmvalescent, while Orpha GiUaspie is on the sick Ibt. Several members of Withey Post ac­ companied Commander Armstrong to Wayland on the night of installation there, and report a very enjoyable time. On Thursday night, Dr. Rich. P<*t coniBiander at Middleville, installed tlie officers of Withey port here. A large crowd of cnmradfw and friends was present, and listened to the exercises and the subsequent speechw. It wm pronounced a splendid time by all. Quite a number of ^owefotes attended < improved. ’ " [ One of*the young brethren fell into “ “ O. B. Pennock and wife and Harry ■ the dutches of sinners last week, who Baker and wife were the guests of F. J. I literally dragged him into temptation; Norwood the Uth. but he will not do It again, not he.* I Bert Striker and wife, of Baltimifre,' iloubt not he is a sadder and a Winer have been making a short visit among man. their friends of this place. Meetings at the M. E. church, each Mrs. Minnie M. Norwood, of this j evening of this week. the elderly people, which was listened to with interest. Thinking it would be place, will give an entertainment in ; ----------------------------Saturday the 19th. Neighboring Exchanges. interesting to some of our readers, we rhetoric ______ __________ __ _ evening, ___ _______ copy the following extracts from the es- She has _r given several entertainments BxtOe Crack Creek Jurat ul. v... ___ ________ i __ *__ s_._____ ... I Rjgttle sav nn,i niu'nvu A>rn tk« say written written bv by Weslev Weatey ClarkClark: ' and always i.rinre, brings j down the house. 1i Mention has been made of the fact J that the stockholders of the old ManrRirauru RTK^orT^orrHWMT a»- i Addison Pennofck has finally taken to I field & Coldwater R. R. were trying to In f« life, and may his ;___ jn the uic rammer suinuu-r of m ism ibm., the wie people in thh niw vteinviem- I Idmself a partner «v» «.«»j mH ., » .TTk. Hv MMWrilreArt » I.. I.U. I wedded ......I life be a .long and. .happv one .is : f®01*® the f’»J*<*lu«® <**by which thej KK-JSteS”upb> i.’U£t,dta1SS'3 thv oti your ,1 loot .w wioh V jv«* kX. lo8t the rood rnSMl l«L in *n the hone ot of rreHrerealize'<-tak “ WliutoTi. now the tapptat ia » “ ■" ‘ ■ri'lta from the M. 4 O. The SSeWZySi. S&-ESS Clark WiUtaro, l» lippiret 5X4i"TXSi?KA“5.>SJ XEtSi: ’■■■" ™ nu.nen.foi he wre theta*. matter is being engineered by Rufus by a jiiiniater named M. J. timith. The mune*. man to draw the cutter that was sold Osborne, of Tekonsha, who achieved some fame tn the Air Line litigation. tor 40 tlekeU at »1 “»• ,h* ,sth The pay roll of the M. O. for Novemtwo year*, am«lste<l by Rev. Talbtnuui I hiring i inst. these two yewr* a (ocalty uiunixtr wan added to , lier was alxrnt $91,000. The two trains the church. Rev. Air. Coomb* followed, but B ANFIELD. run in Decemlwr earned about S80 per wm takes *tek; thus unfitting hint for his work; 1 Mr. Chaae being the next to nil the place. In the A. P. Ki ng'has been confined to his day each. fall of IM), and wm an earnest riiritdliwi and tliortmgh worker, a change wns nuule in ihe IksI for some time, and. we Are very j Wednestlav afternoon <’har|m C, TZmiclrcult; which eolinrrted the circuit With Msnle v tn rolnte Ik nt nrowent in m w»rv । L > t-i _ w . Grove and Kniamo. The next yew Mr. Hoyt S(>rr' lo relau- « present m a xery <|on\ a young physician of Ann Arbor, tilled the charge. charm*. During Diirinu th this vear the clans rings wan precarious nnwnriniis condition. ronrlition I and Mow w..., Genevieve .1...... o Ailed lx yw z* Roralmcher of thb wmcwliat diminished by many eullntlnx In the John Butterfield, who has Ixw Inal , city were married at the reskienre of latevur. Following Mr. Hoyt was Rev. Wilkin1,>K *.'■ pm-umonla. >" ’>•>»>.' tta j the bride, parent. on East Main rtrert. .1. H. Richards. During his -------------------- tagdin. • ■MHBI 1 The ceremony was performed bv Rev. work of erecting the present A chicken pie social was held Friday Reed Stuart. The happy couple left on was begun. Next etune L. M. I lug th I* year all tin- exjynrao' evening rt the residence of John Etar, fee uftono® tratota . wedding trip. III.,..,. I 1.1.■■ . 1J. SbenniuiT Tl.ieO.iva V. .. l....«r.414 \ f L1 . ■• ■ . .. .. . _ . library After him'Awn. cants ltaring for 4the lieneflt of AV... the M. K wM-iety. followed by the brot »uk« of_ their this period h number were added to the class. J. J; Jenkin* supplied the next. ___________ appointment; It was a success lx*yond that which many friends. anti-those two year* were made very prmperouaA WBa“tttlcipatedby the committee, and .p'bu^iuunwot' ’ 1 The W. C. T. U. in Bellevue gave ' - - — the goodly sum of S18 was realized. )S'ard and Hughes $128, for eleven lift, .1. ml AiKin. .1. r. waimr, m. hikxh, r. u. School district No. five has made a nights of temperance work. They paid Young, x l>«udeUi and J. H. Turner, which brinpt it-ikp to <>Ur present work, with Rev. W. change in teachers. And siiire it was •85 for the use ot the opera hall and had P. Mosheffis pastor. necessary tohire a new one, w^- predict •WleftinUwtreasury. The last eve­ that they made a mistake in not secur­ ning was a social and was the largest Dr. Brooks gave a lecture upon the Ing the services of the young man ever attended in Bellevue. life and habits of the Sioux Indians at with whom they talked. The residence of Ralph Webrter of the red ribbon hall last Monday night. It will imdoubtedly be of interest to Johnstown, took fire between one and The attendance was very alim. people here-abouts to know that Mbs two two a. la. Monday night, was wholly The M. C. R. R. Co. are loading about Minnie Smith and Mr. Smfthle Stanley, consumed. The fire wm discovered in twenty-four cars with ice daily. / also Mbs Viola Cherry and Mr. Achison the chamber and the contents of the Reported that the Quimby school is Crandell, all of Bedford were united rooms below were saved, but nothing closed on account of scarlet fever. upon the tempestuous voyage of life, above. The ion is thought to I* alvout Dr. F. S. Hull attending on Mr. Japuary 3d, by the Rev. Bush, pastor in. •600. ' Roush. The old gentleman is over 70 charge at that enterprising village. years old, and his recovery b ra^er This information will perhaps help the doubtful. ters of Michigan inventors so far m in­ The school in a district near here wm the present inclemency of the weather. visited last week by an irrate mother. ventions go. There te announced in <me latch the following: John CL Perkin*. Tis mid that the scholars were treated assignor to Geo. W. Miller and Horae* to a rather dramatic performance. The from the Hendd. The logs are coming tn with a rash. mother let her angry passions get the George Kelley's ball b being fitted up C. Pratt. clutch, Kalamazoo. Jana better of her, and called the teacher every thing 1jut a gentleman, and ended for an Odd Fellows’ lodge. The U. 8. mail Tailed to make it* ap­ by carrying off his pointer. School Inspector Dr. F, 8. Hull wqs pearance three days of last week. Quite a number of horere in thb vi­ car step, Kalamazoo; E, B. B called to Nashville by the school board to look after one of the teachers in the cinity are afflicted with a severe form of cultivator, Kalamonoo; and to distemper. • primary department. \ WOODLANJJ. L. Faul is rather independent the last few days; cause, another boy to board. S. H. Runt, recently from Ohio, Is month of December wm MAM7 . Some of our boys are returning from making preparations to erect a (tore the north woods, and report dull times building «>n first lot east of Kelley »b«r- i ‘ • — -- 7 --L • ♦ The Hartings Banner b on its feet and Iom wages this winter hi the woods. again, and looking bright and ta (Revival meetings commenced at the Rumored that Michael Roush will again become a resident of Frvrport. Schluppi church. It takes two men, three dogs, one gun He has traded some land with Wash The Steam Host an ax and one day’s time to capture a Roush for his house and lot on Oak Rt. the Masonic Installation at Orangeville certain little animal, whose fur sells for Thus. Hullivanji former Irving justice, Saturday night. 16 cents, not taking into account the b about to locate here. He win occupy 0. W. Armstrong spent Saturday at lasting .. Impratdon . which,. the animal Hmry Heaney's bouse on Race street, contribute?* :ts his rtrtre «>f the fun; tor ’ Mr. H. will'work D. G. Filkin's farm in Hartings. Mr. Hills, of Irving, is visiting at purticidars inquire of - ’ Campbell the coming seeaun. Butl Bradley’s. F. Demaray has returned from a two formerly residents of Woodland, are formerly of thw township, wm here remonths’ visit in Missouri. He reports too many blizzards there for him. Rev.C. B. Sherk b conducting a aer- i Their factory is located on Wert Bridge A strange atmospherical phenomenon was witnessed here Sunday morning. if* of revival meetings at the Tamarack । -k“A *’—* - • • ■ U. B. church. MIm Ortu Bowhdef Inn returned to seemed » If strewn with thstnaads of U» r. The friend, goth- ' I �motion motion The Hastings Banner. HASTTNflB, FRIDAY, JANUARY it, by ell, the reso­ lution with reference to Ditch No. 1, of Baltimore and Maple Grove,was adopted Board met at hour named, quorum r. O< Special g—la» IB April. ?nd thr ReS»l»r SeMtem ot October and by the following vote: Yeos, 11—Barry, present Journal read and approved. Campbell, Cole. Covert. Dawson, Gott. Committee on claims offered tbe fol­ McIntyre, McKevett, Pierce, Polly and lowing partial report : AS PREPAUED LENDER THE DIRECTION Swift Nays, 6. Absent, 1—Abbey. Amt Amt OF THE COUNTY' CLERK. No. Claimant. Nature ol claim, cl'm'd. rvcocu. Board then adjourned nine die. JOHN DAWSON, Chairman. Following U the list of supervisors: CHAH. N. MACK, Clerk. , Juror tee». Jno. Us-rHa-W W Cojc. C. J». Pfarce. ; OCTOBER SESSION. .Pofiy. v Hating*. Oct aim. X Covert. ng Pursuant to statute the supervisors of which THE SUPERVISORS. qf Barry Cou»tti: ____ _ owned A^M. jSStoltatth. Irving, rt Mr. moved thnt th, (W1M. ------------- ---- - Sortowl Mxl itwtruetm to draw from the court fund,. MiariS ■tn nun t tz» amwriv tho W.QMJt, W. Hami-tos, A C. Towxk, s. R. McIxttkk, On motion, report waa a« adopted, by unantaipoa vote. th«r cS»lrtn«n. offered thTndi','^ Dated OcL 8,1883. TotlU Board of Buperrixr. .,f n,:r^, Catnip: * ■ 9 Board adjourned till 11® a. m. Barry County met at the court house, Gentlemen:—Your comniitu,. v, and were called to order by Chairman 10 Ettle 0. Butler. • . whom was referred the equali/.c: - <.t Board met at hour last named. No MIO O. H. Greenfield. Justice tees. Dawson. rolls of thvtnwn!l?hSfuiiniw“w. Hwnptou. committees being prepared to report, Upon roll call, all members responded board took farther recess till one p. m. except Messrs. Barry and Swift. All claims in the hands of the Clerk, 15 'wttnoM fees. • AFTERNOON SESSION. FramevlUe—A. C. Towne. printing u Deaniah were, upon motion, handed to claims ^McSerlit. Board met. Quorum present; absent » Fred Hole committee. 18 Chas. M. Demaniy, Mr..Gale. By unanimous vote, the fol ­ Woodteiui—J. W. HrlM-r On motion, assessment roll of each su­ is HTwniekertoekar, Yankee C. Ritchie. lowing resolution, offered by Mr. Swift, SD Jas. Gncqry, Notb.—In all aye &n<! nay votes, the names ot pervisor was referred to equalization 21 John Reynolds. was adopted. those voting«ye and the absentees wiU te Riven. committee. B Alton Rathbun, •* w ... WfjoZreJ. 11111 the supervisors of the By consulting the list of supervtaore those voting The Clerk was, on motion of Mr. 23 D. F. Ireland. Juror “ several townships and wards of the city nay cat be ascertained. » M ... Towne, directed to have 50 copies of M E. M. Ererett, as R. E. WUMama, • ’ " ... of Hastings be and they are hereby statements printed, giving aggregate as­ 28 Chaa. Loitz. “ “ APRIL SESSION. authorized to spread upon the assess­ sessment of real and personal property 27 D. C. GrilKh, “ “ . . llnrry County Court House. <_ ment rolls for the year 1883 all sums of 28 C. 8. GlRMgOW, “ ... in each township, for the use of the Haatlngs, April 18,1883.« » Emory I*arady, Justice fees.... money that mav l»e legally reported. 1* 3D O. H.’ Greenfield, ** **.... Pursuant to call made in due form of board at this session. Board took a further recess till 4 p. m. Mr. Covert moved that a committee si Jtoo. StepheofiauLtinware..... : i’. law, the supervisors of Barry county At aboved named hour board met j 33 J do . H. Brown, dep “ y sh'fl free met nt the court house, and were called of three be chosen to examine the re­ 33 Addle Henries, witness fees... with members all present. ports of taxes to lx* raised in the several 3t Alexander Henry. “ . " .... to order by the clerk. Mr. McIntyre moved that the county {UMLA. Mattison. JurtW foes townships. Motion prevailed. Chair 36 IhltngBroa., blank books........ ............. Mr. W. W. Cole was made temporary­ j E. F. Broax. m^Deal aervlros 38 D. ETuller, medical serTlero.. 12 00 H 00 be at the expense of 8100 toward con- ion chairman. The roll Mng called, all the, named Messrs. Towne, Cole and Gott. 37 Herbert Lee, dep'y sheriff fees JfiJi 28 81 Moved and carried that a committee 38 Callaghan & Co., ref nee digest ooodlMl d structing a bridge over the Thomspole supervisors responded except Messrs. river near the county farm. Lost ny ’ of three on insurance l>e appointed. x> C. L. Beamer.»pTdrain com. snownh'd IOS Jaa. A. Nlms, amat of criminal Abbey, Wing and McKevett. ; Chair selected. Messrs. Cole, Swift and 40 Clisa. M. Made, b'ths and d’tbs 44*0 4410 the following vote. Yeas 6, Abbey, And for the payment of claim No. W On motipn the board proceeded to elect 41 M. F. Jordan, justice fees. .... JOV 10 45 Mclntvre, MeKevitt, Reiser. Sheldon a chairman; the first ballot resulting as! Towne. -Board granted leave of absence ---------- - --------------------- , Report accepted and adopted, all pre*- and Chairman; absent 1—Mr. Wing. committee 1 , to Mr. McKevitt tiU to-morrow afterbe authorized and instructed to draw fuUoYcs: John Dawson, 8; Orson Swift. ent voting therefor. Absentees, MesNays 11. orders on the several ditch funds as fol­ 2; A. C. Towne, 1; blank, 3. Second[ noon; sra. Reiser and McIntyre, Committee on insurance reported as 1 Boanl adjourned till to-morrow at lows, to-wit: Gnyory ditch, 833.00; liiUlot: John Dawson, 11; Orson Swift, County drain commissioner C. W. follows: ' eight a. in. 2; blank 1. Taylor, ’submitted his annual report, . Your committee would recommend Kent ditch, 83.00; Ifigh hill ditch, 88.00; I -----Mr. Dawson was declared elected, and1 which was referred to Finance commit­ that jsilicies on county buildings l>e re­ Briggs ditch of Assyria, 82.00; Carlton Tuesday, Oct. 0, IMG. and Irving ditch, 88.00; Eaton ditch of assumed the dutlesjof chairman. newed the same as at present with the Board met at time named. Called to tee. Upon motion, Messrs. Towne, Swift. Baltimore, 828.(1); Mud Creek ditch, On motions of Messrs. Swift and Gott, Ritchie and Polly were appointed order by Chair. Quorum present. Jour­ Ritchie, the election of a drain commis­ following exceptions: The two story •62.00; Rutland and Hope ditch, 810JJ0; frame building on county farm should nal read and approved. acoiumittee to prepare a schedule rate and that order be drawn on miscellan­ sioner tn succeed C. W. Taylor, whose To give committees time to work, be Insured for 8900. Insurance on tyr assessing personal property, and to tenn of office had expired, and of a court house building should be decreas­ eous fund to pay balance of claim. 28 consider the ail visability of changing board adjourned till one p. m. Orson Swift, superintendent of the poor to succeed ed 8600, and that- on jail be decreased 8? AFTERNOON SESSION. the present rate of assessing real estate. I X H. McKevitt, John AL Nevins were made special or­ 8800 and the jail bam insured for 8100. The board voted that the usual stand­ Board met as per adjournment; quo­ ders for 9 o’clock to-morrow morning. P. A. Sheldon. ing committees be appointed. rum present. After discussing the du­ Election of (drain commissioner to be When the policy on the poor farm gran­ Committee ary is renewed it should rover “hay, Adjourned till 4 p. m. ' ties of the various Committees, board first in order. On motion of Mr. Cole, report was ; grain and live stock in said building or adjourned till. 4 JO p. m. Board took iv recces until 2 p. in. cepted and adopted by full vote. On on said premises." Board met at the.hour fixed, anil the Board met at hour last named, with AU of which is respectfully submit­ motion of Mr. Pollv hoard adjourned AFTERNOON SESSION. chair announced the following standing members all present. till to-morrow at eight o'clock a. ml , Board mqt at 2 o’clock. To give com­ ted. committees: The superintendents of the poor, w. w^rotjL Equalization- Messrs. Polly, Pierce, through their chairman, Mr. \\. F. mittees time to work, Ixuini again ad­ • A-dTOWNI, ’ Sotnntoy. OeL 13, W3. Barry’. Gott, Ritchie, Abiiey and Covert. Hicks, submitted the following report: journed till 4 A). ORSON SW IFT, । Board met pursuant to adjournment , At4:20 board again convened, with - . ' Committed Claims,—Messrs. Swift, Towne and REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENTS OF POOR. quorum present. ; all niemliers present. Journal read and Report unanimously adopted. ' * Sheldon. Whole No. ot"pauper* malutnlned In poor The finance committee reported as approved. The account of C. W. Taylor, drain Finance—Messrs. Cole,’ Hampton,Mc* house within the year ..«. ....................... » lion. Jas. A. Sweeze^ ’ ____ addressed the foUows: _____ ________________ _ I commissioner, amounting to B14XX), Average No. of pauper* lualntaincd In poor Kevitt, Wing and McIntyre. Your committee on finance would | IxMird in relation to Garrett ditch case house within the year.............. . ....... ... ICS County Buildings,—Messrs. Campbell, which was referred to claimant, at the 5s Number of deaths of paupers in poor house make the foUowing ss their report of and’ on the propriety ------ ’ ” removing the of April-session, was again presented and Cole and Reiser. . \ ’ within the year.......................................... moneys to lie raised by Dux for the en­ same to Supreme Court. Apportionment,—Messrs. Barry, Co­ Number ol persons outside the pour house referred to committee on claims. w temporarily relieved during the year..... Mr. McIntyre offered the foUowing • Prosecuting Attorney Colgrove, by suing year: vert aud McKevitt. Number of permanent |ia|>eni maintained reaolution and moved Its adoption: request, appeared before the board, and State tax....................... Mr. Towne asked that some youuger Charlks A. Polly, outside of poor house, but not in any asy­ 4JBU.00 , „ hereas, The a .. W maintenance of a stated his opinion on the tax law and Foor food................ .<. member serve in his stead on the claims lum or Institution...... —. ......................... J wo. E. Barky, County office r* ............. bridge .. LL_______ acnaa: tbe Thonxapple river, on committee. Chair named Mr. McKevitt Whole number of Insane supported at asylum the duties of town clerks in relation Mlacellanrmi* fund ... C harles D. Fieri r. within tbe year........... ............... . ............ ro S >-■ quarter —— line ii. the running north and for that place, and appointed Mr. Towne Whole Hupcrvbor * fond........ S. C. Ritchie, thereto. number at Flint Institute for deaf A»jlurun fund ............... 1M.0U south, f I.--,,, -, on the WWW yjvu east WWW aide wa of VW the ,,i. section Board adjourned till 6:90. on the Finance committee. and dumb..... .............................................. Gao. W. Abbey. Hlrthiand deallu.. ... IJ®; twenty-seven, in the township of Hast­ Board convened at time last named, a Rent of JToIxte Office. Mr Swit offered fhe following reso­ Total number of different jw-rsons who have received asslstann- in any form during the - — r- — ings, i"JT". is — necessary-to the brat intereirts <rf lution: J. N. Covert, i» quorum being present. ye*r...... ...................... ............................... Total........... ........ . vbjk-.m . the county and of the county poor farm, To totaiji The account of Isaac Swarthout B6.85. I Q the int Honorable, nonomvie, the trie Board swim of Super-, Csmmittw.. AU of which is respectfully submitted, therefore,' which was referred to-him In January triton of Barry County: Who3e W"1 l'ald fro,n »xx>r f,,nd during On motion the report w» acrepud. __ A Remind, ’cMz/rwi That the county of Barry, • W ivirEHEAS, hereas, A deficiency is made by by the <I year...... . 44 jibs to last for correction, was again presentwl Moved that repeat of qqualixation nonpayment of ditch tax returned, to: Whole 'iun*i"pai<i"trom'ah other fiuui» w ’ u^'ham i¥o\ ( aid (the township of Hastings, in the and allowed. ------ x_. for the --------.ooa —during year.............................................. 1J88 eo -a.ctowne' (tmstruction of said bridge to the committee l«e laid on table until to-mor­ county year 1882, on the ES of The claim of C. W. Taylor for 814.00, row morning; motion pm afled. L W. WING, ---------* -• N. W. of section 13, in Baltimore, In amount of $75. M,«T «5 referred to the Claims committee, was Moved that the investigation ot re­ the sura of 8126.96. for the construction , 1 Moved that resolution be laid on table, by them referred to the board. Mr. On motion of Mr. Covert the VOOR HOl’eR AXD POOR PARK RXPKNSSS. * “ report1 I which motion was lost bv following turn of delinquent taxes of yi-ar? 1M3-4 of ditch No 1, of Baltimore and Maple Towne moved to allow the claimant 84.; Paid to keeper of poor house.............. S3SJ oo be referred to committee on finance, was accepted and adopted by full vote. | Grove; and vote: Ayes, Messrs. Bam-, Polly, •• forcloihlng.............................................ice x Mr. Ritchie moved to amend by al­ Mr. Swift offered and moved the adop­ Ritchie, Swift and Wing-4. AlwenL which motion prevailed. lowing 86.00. Last motion prevailedWhereas, Chas. W. Taylor, drain- ,, ** for medical atteudaace, uurelnx Moved that this action be rescinded, sick aud medicine........ .................... 11B 2f Yeas 7—Gott, Hampton, McKevitt, tion of the following resolution: copimissioner for the county of Barry, Campbel) and Gott—2. Paid for transportation of.pau|>er9 to \ Whereas, According to report of I has drawn order No. 46, in favor of Resolution waa then adopted by fol­ which motion prevailed by the follow­ and from |x»ur bouse.............................. 21al Pierce, Ritchie, Sheldon and Towne. clerk of Maple Grove town, it appears lowing vote: William Risdale in the sura of 849.20, Paid for labor In j»oor house, exclu­ Nays 3—Absents. Ayes, Messrs. f Alibev, ing vote. Ayes- Mesars.Campbell, Cole. sive of keeper's salary...................... iH on for labor in the construction of said Boanl adjourned till to-morrow morn­ that report of township drain commis­ Campbell. Cole, (.avert, Hamilton, Mc­ Covert, Gott, Hampton, McIntyre. Mefor fuel, utensils, bedding and sioner of said township has laid out a Intyre, ing at 8 o’clock. ditch; and there being no funds in/Jhe Paid McKevitt, Reiser, Shddon, Kevitt, Fierce, Ritchie. Sheldon, Towne newspapers................ . ................... IIS M and Wing-12. Nays «. ____ ditch or drain known as “ Drain No. Towne and Chairman—11. hands of the county treasure!, belong­ i'uld for rejialrs on buildlugs........... IS TT Moved that niatter of investigating Thurwiaj. Oct.Ii, is«. 10 of Maple Grove," and stock ........................................ 200 00 | By request of Ixiard, iTomvuting At­ ing to said ditch fund. “ • farm Implements...................... 10300 Board met pursuant to adjounnent., Whereas, It appears that said drain i torney Colgrove appeared and gave retuma of delinquent taxes of years ketoInd, By the board of supervisors hay, grain and »eod.............. <7 70 Absentees, Covert and Hampton. I has not been constructed and that the opinion on decision reached in Garrett aforesaid be referred to supervisors o! of the county of Barry, now here in ses•• lalKtr on term, exclusive of The election of dr|tin commissioner time mentioned in the contract for ron­ i ditch rase, and on liability of county for the townshipR interested, to wit: A mi in aion, that said order be paid out of the kccjwrJtBidarjr....... general fund, and the county treasurer ,**<l ,or MaduinithtiK WUB— taken tin. appointed Cl. ----Chair ileesra. । structing the same has expired; there! payment of certain costs in Said cause. ria, Baltimore, Johnstown and Maple TKMHOBARl R KI.I KF. Towne and Polly ias teUerx. j fore, be instructed to replace said amount out i Mr. McKevitt moved that Oliver F. , Grove. I Paid for medical atlendaure. nursing Find liallot n\ ive: Charles H. Stone | Rnolced. That the supervisor of T wmff ■ Mr. Covert offered to amend by adding of first money coming into his hands | sick, etc........ ...................................... sfloi \v> said township of Maple Grove be and ’hi,h lielonging to said ditch fund too «»• 16- Blank 2-18. | Paid funeral expense*........................ Mi*. Stone wan declared elected drain is hereby instructed, hot to spread upon । Pahl for food................ .. .................... Rawlution accepted Motion prevailed by following vote: .roErr' * -• • fuel.::/: .. comiuiwrioucr. the property so assessed any portion of Ayes, Memra. Abbfiy, Bam’. Campbell,1 motion was then carried By the following vote, all claims in 1 ° clotblnx............................ the hands of the clerk were delivered to j Election of superintendent of poor was the tax reported to Is* raised by said Cole, Gott, Mclntvre MeKexItt, yrs, Messers. other necessary . supplies. drain rommis»ner. Reiser, RM^kt HhjMpa finj Swift-Six tn>na|>ortatton ................... then taken up. Cole, Covert. the committee on claims: Yeas 16-1 ........................ ..................... Resolution adnjNed by full vote of abamLjMfr-.l. Barry ,' Hampton. Campbell,’ Wlntyr^MeKevitt. Cole, Covert, Dawson iI W . Whole number of voten cant on first __ __ e. McKevitt. llott? llrf miwuui rm u,“for ,n tewporary rolulllot watt 18, a* follows: Oliver F. Isjard. ‘ I*ierer, _ tiia Shshion. Mr.Khridon offered the folio whig res ­ oruxx xxrKxsm. Long, 7; O. F. Long, 3; John M. Nevins, Towne, Wing and Chairman 17. Nays Committee on county building, olution, and moved its adoption: Pierce, Polly, Reiser. Ritchie, Sheldon, *270 On Paid •uperiutendenta of poor............. Whole through chairman, Mr. Campbell, re­ ami Swift; alment, AbWy. RMoired, That the chairman and clerk •• aupervlaors for official nervlrev 43 ai 7; Long, 1. Second ballot. number of votes, 18—Oliver F. Long, ported as follows: " BWJport of permanent pauper* Board adjourned till 8 oiclock of fol­ Moved that county drain romiuisof tKMrd of supervisors be, and are outside of f>oor no«M ........................ 12: John M. Nevins, 6.' lowing day. To the Board of ftupervuon if Barry hereby instructed and authorized to en­ sioner be authorized and instructed to Paid for tranatiortation to and from Mr. Long was declared elected a.* siV iiiyluiii and for sujiport of butane at ter into contract with house of correc­ draw a duplicate order on county treas­ Hastings, April 17. i*x Kal»ni»rixi .................. . .................... 1.241 go perintendent of the poor. Your committee to whom was refer-1 tion at Detroit, for the board of prison- urer. Board met at hour named. Called to Paid for trannportetlon to and from A resolution was introduced by Mr/ red the matter of county buildings Carried by full vote. era, on terms not exceeding those in the Pontiac aiyimn and for »upi»ort <>( order by the chair. Quorum present. McIntyre, askilg Barn county to pay have examined the county farm build-' present contract. which expires the 22nd Following accounts presented to thr Insane there................................... Committee on claims though their Paid for transportation and support half (the township of Hastings to par ings and found them In good condition inst The same war adopted by full board, and allowed, as follows: of deaf and dumb at Flint ............. chairman, Mr. Swift, reported as follows: the other half) of the expense of bullci- and need nothing at present. We also | vote. rooa farm rrATirrut. Amt Am't ing a bridge; cost not to exceed Bl^OO, found tbe house at the cqunty farm On motion, t«oard took recess till one Walter Foster, Sep’y ab ff tera Na. ('taliuaaL Nature ot eiata. cl’Mi’d. recon. EMImated ralne of all [irodnct* on M. H. BtebbtM. eouRabte faea. over the Thornapple river, on the east in good order and well conducted and o cjock p. m. I Gary Spudding. juror fem.. Ralph Jordan. Juror * ......... VaS^^ail product* sold duriiic the quarter-line of sertlon 27, near the poor tlie inmates looking clean and happy, Board adjourned, by motion until to­ AFTERROON SBMON. .Msr^.................................. and believe ft is conducted in the inter­ nwfou. ** ** .. Eatimatod value of panpcrV labor dmmorrow morning at 8 o'clock. Board met at hour named with quo ­ Resolution lost by following vote: est of economy and humanity and a ^pghrop, witness fees Inc tbe war.................................. Ayes, B—Messrs. Sheldon, McIntyre and credit to Barry County-and further rum present. Equalization qpmmttlba Whitcomb, j«rar I?Mj. Tuteday.OcL IS, 1MX Abbey. Nay< 14. Absent,' 1—Mr. report, that we have visited the jail not briar rwdy to report, oa motion, rows, “ “ .. . Farrell, M " .. boartTadjourned till Monday nextTat Board met as per adjournment, with Reiser. . and found it in good repair, with the •• all farm imple­ quorum present. Journal rend and ap­ . Mr. Towne moved that the county exception of some brick over the cellar I two o'clock p/m. Wm. Staler. wltnwa few. ments. . ........................... . g W.Jl. JDdred. wUatta fora. proved. drain commissioner receive two doilara stairs, and kitchen floor, and would rec­ Estimated value o! ail other jtropert} Joo. iLBrown, Jarorfees. oo farm doc above mentioned.. . ... _ Thb being the time set for further for each day spent in the discharge of ommend that this be repaired, and that Estimated tool value of farm and ap­ his duty as such officer, which prevailed the vault be uncovered, cleaned out and Board ma at two p. m. Roll called- consideration of resolution offered by purtenances... ................................ ! 1IM>« by a vote of ayes, 10 -Messrs. Mr. Towne, on motion, the same was -Maars. Barry, Barry. arched over new; also/ that n vault be journal read and approved. -* FIMAX Cl AL rrATKMKNT. _____ S J Campbell, Cole, Covert, Gott, Hampton. Mr. Towne offered and moved the taken from table. By motion, which built under the privty, and that new BaL cash in poor fundOcL *■ .......j »n H McIntyre, Swift, Towne and Win*. doors be put on the barn; and that said adoption ot the following reooluUon atdiaara ' N«v», k S’-- P O«nHt romdoors be put on north end of barn and Lof equalisation within tbe year........................... . ® By unanimous vote, on motion of Mr. old doorway be elooed up. and that the 7s i la Amount retnrnad by Gootge Arnold £ g Swift, tbe bond of the county drain. sheriff be and is hereby authorized to tor thee from the table. Amount received at...... J oomminioner was fixed at 81,000. repair the same All at which b re­ reatraln _____ __________ Total receipts • ................ Board adjourned till eight o’clock to­ spectfully submitted. rolealoner tor the county Moved that Mr. Abbey take the place morrow morning. further operation in D. Campbell, Total aanoout of orders drawn.......... . SMSS M of Mr. Barry on apportionment cooa certain ditch acrom M ** paid out of asylum fund 1JM so mittae, on account of latter's illness Garrett, and after a ___ _ Balance an hand.’SlfiSltiUA.. a^t“£ Carried. Total Board took recess until one o’clock On-nockm of Mr. Bhadon, rayort wm Kcopted ud (dopfed. AFTERNOON MCBB1ON. ut^ot,on pr"'*11"! for "WM of K min- 2m On motion of Mr. Abbey report was Board met al hour named. with accepted and adopted. On OMMnnbling, committee on faun Committee to examine reports to whom WM referred raport of county oa^dbyMr. town clerks and recorder of city drain commlMloner Tcyfor offered the •laser and i taken from the table; motion Hastings, of amounts to be i •ttuOed to; nofsrthwby.ppral CoDowing: tax, reported as follow.*: Aeayna—No highway tabcr or d. ojjtf Oentiemeu qf UU rTw sadith-J’. A. j&ridun. sSSEBSfeS ■essssa ’ r- S It 55 i 1 ’■"‘ll I’ll 11 I 'XS XB] roStrocSonS .6 8 . Haniirtorr -No dog tei reported. Rarre-Xo htataww tabor tax rei M XwUJWwJ 8 ______rojdro m required l«y MapH (Irovr -t'orrert j O rcrtified copk-n an required l»y -.Mo MVtSed oopiea g» required by -No rertUtod oopiea aa raqtdrad by I g J? £ ■r. wn------wWnccM fee* Your committee to whom was refer­ red the report of C. W. Taylor county drain commissioner, woiiM mike the following report: We find by the county treaswrer's books the following amount * * ‘ to the several ditches, to ditch of Assyria. S4S S8; B dlU-h,i> 24; Carlton and I •11 W: f •110 (3 ;___ And would taUBfiartki .Towne i^n;.?WAftJ?oved„th*t Hastings Hanner, Hastings Home Joumd. Bar- each I* f committee to the oomoffered the following rw>moved the adoption of the �risor McKevitt moved to drain commissioner, thereupon it was moved thatntatter of ejecting a county I ig $6 to claim No. 95, insl drain commissioner be. made a special Amendulent was lot order of businws at four p. m, which lotion carried by folloi motion prevailed. . Mr. McKevitt offered tbe following resolution and moved its adoption: Gott, McKevitt, Pierce. Polly, Reiser, Whereas. In July last, the high wa­ Ritchie. Sheldon, Swift, Towne and ter destroyed and damaged bridge* pul- chairman—-15. Absent Messrs. Hamp­ verts and crossways in township of ton, McIntyre and Wing—3. Tbomapple, in said county of Barry, * It waa moved that the clerk be auth­ said high water carrying away eight orized and ■ instructed to draw order G. U. HMufdllug', juror tees...... bridges on the outlet of Duncan Lake; upon miscellaneous fund for the sum of Frank McDerby and. five oth­ also two stone culverts, besides the $92.45 for the payment of complainant’s ers, Juror feedx.. west abutment of bridge crossing the costs in the Garrett ditch eases, carried Emory Parody, justice fees... * Wm. Uplpta. eorooerjMf... • Thornapple at Middleville, in said town­ by following vote; Ayes—Abbey, Bar­ ship, causing necessary expense to town­ ry, Campbell, Cole, Covert, Gott, Mc­ ship, of the sum of 82,700 for bridge Kevitt, Pierce, Polly, Reiser, Ritchie, purposes; contracts for same having al- SheldoivSwift, Towne and chairman45. Absent Messrs. Hampton, McIntyre and rearty been made; therefore be it Resolved, That this board of supervis­ Wing—3. Board adjourned till to-morrow at 8 ors cause to be spread upon the taxable property of this county the sum of one thousand dollars, to aid said township Wednesday. Oct. 17,1883. to rebifild and repair said bridges, cul­ verts and crossways. It was'moved Board met at hour of 8 a. m. with that resolution be tabled indefinitely, members all present. Journal read and V. W.UWMF, ............ which motion prevailed. approved. *i Wm.H.Besdfe ** " Samuel (hitches and five others, The apportionment committee offered Poard'took recess until four p. m. the following report: AFTERNOON SESSION—CONTINUED. JwUce. torxnd wttnw* lee*. 5 HaattnK* Banner, printlm: Mr. Swift offered the following reso­ 8 J. C.- Lampman, cor. inquest ... lution and moved its adoption: •Refetwl to HupL of Poor. Whereas, Chas. H. Stone, waa by Mm 41.13S31 All of which is respectfully submitthis board elected county drain commis­ Ml ,7*0 1.108 IB 748JU1 1JJM36 sioner on the 11th inst., to succeed 673.430 1.40JM Orson Swift. Charles W. Tavlor; and 88K.78O 1,810 38 J. II. McKevitt. Whereas, Th? said C. H. Stone has , 1-31*47 C33.1M ‘ 1,08150 MP,ODD Following the above is a minority re­ appeared before this board and refused 1,27043 port of the committee on claims: to accept and qualify for said office; 416,020 868 80 therefdre, 1,244 02 To the Chairman cf the Board of Bvp1.604 36 Resolved, That the election of Chas. «17r3PO H. Stone be, and fa, hereby set aside, and The undersigned, one of the com­ 412,440 that we now proceed to the election of 874,KOO leville.' mittee on claims, would ask your aeojwo county drain commifflioner. honorable body to allow claims Noft. 95, MJ2.K36 . Messrs. Towne and Swift were ap­ Tboruapple 96.97 and 106 as appears by the bills, On motion, report accepted WoodUnd ■ 4’1. pointed tellers by the chair. Yankee Springs. and claim No. 9b at 836.U0 more, as adopted. Lud iiotnBoard proceeded to ballot, with fol­ claimed by the bill. P. Ju Sheldon. Mr. Towne offered the following *nn(perW. F. Hicks) Total* lowing result: Whole number cast, On motion, the majority and minor­ resolution and moved its adoption: To amt of Geo. ArHold u>cr W. F. 18; of which Geo. B. Manchester re­ ity report of the committee on miscel-. All of which is respectfully submitWhereas, At the annual meeting of Hteks ceived 9, and Geo. C.Nicndls 9. laheous claims were accepted, the same the l>oard of supervisors of Barry By orders paid 3,078 06 There being no majority, on motion To borrowed from to be taken up to-morrow morning at G. W. Abbey, county, held at the court house s in the court act. by order board proceeded to second ballot: the J. N. Covert, city of Hastings, in October last. Geo. of supervisors result of which was as follows: Num­ C. Nichols was duly appointed by this iourned till toJ. H._ McKevitt, On motion Ixiard ber votes cast, ,17, of which Geo, C. . 5J078 00 ht o’clock. Committee. board to the office ot county drain com­ morrow morning at Nichols received 10, and Geo. B. Man­ BUYKKVIMOBM’ FV3I>, On motion, report waa accepted and missioner for the ensuing two years, Friday, January. 11 Ui MM. chester 7. and To amt. raised for adopted by full vote. Mr. Nichols was thereupon declared Boartl met at hour fixed with quorum Whereas, The said Geo. C. Nichols It was moved that the stenographer duly elected. , present. Journal read and approved. be paid tbe sqm of 8300 for his services having declined to accept, there is at Special committee appointed to inves­ On motion, the majority report of the present a vacancy in said office; therethe coming year, the same to be paid tigate return of delinquent tax of years committee on miscellaneous claims, quarterly, at close of each term of court, Mr. McIntyre moved the resolution 184X-4, made following report: Resoioed, That this board proceed to was adopted by full vote of ^members. which motion prevailed, by full yote, To the.Board of Supervisors: . Moved that the clamis mentioned in be accepted and action upon same be the appointment of a county. drain Board took recess untill 10:30 a. m. Gentlemen:—lour committee to the minority report of the committee deferred until morning; motion pre­ commissioner, for the remainder of the Toaint. from CarltonFORENOON SESSION CONTINUED. whom*Was referred, the matter of de­ on miscellaneous claims be acted upon vailed. said term of two years. To amt from Irving Committee on printing through chair­ Board met pursuant to adjournment, April 1. To amt. delinquent linquent tax of years 1843-4, on the separately, which motion prevailed. .Said resolution was adopted. east'one-half of section ten of tpwn two with members all present. Moved that' claim No. 95, be allowed man offered following proposition: On motion, l>oard then proceeded to By order* paid Mr. Swift moved that an addition of appointment of said commissioner. north, of range eight west, would res­ at the amount claimed, which motion Memro A. C. TcrwT^Oi^SvSt aSd Jm^HBy delinquent t*x returned pectfully report that they find that the 85.00 be made to the 820 already voted McKevitt and Ritchie were appointedprevailed by following vote; Ay», Ab­ McKevltl, CommitUv oc Printing. Bybal....................... townships of Assyria, Baltimore, John- td"the several newspapers for publish­ as tellers. bey, Barn- Covert, Hampton, Mtelntyre Board proceeded to vote, yttown and Maple Grove, ; were in the ing the proceedings of this Board, which with following result: Number votes Pierce, Ititchle, Sheldon, Towne and year 1843, known and as.4essed its the motion prevailed by following vote: cast. Id—all of which were for Geo. B. chairman—10. “tr»wn .Inhnofoiwvi ” iintl thnt frho Ayes - Abbey. Barry, Campbell, Cote, Manchester, and he was duly declared Moved that claims No’s 96,97,98 be HFltUCK SWAMP BITCH OF A88VR1. townships of Baltimore and Johnstown, Hampton, McIntyre, Pierce, Reiser, elected. J# allowed at the amount claimed, which To amt. ruined were, in the year 1844 known and asses­ HillHit, ollvlUUll uuu r?nilv—11. najoi. mdtion prevailed by the following votes. On motion board adjourned till to­ Tn delinquent tax sed as the “town of Johnstown,’’ and Mr. Polly moved that " Barry- Expo­ morrow at 8 o’clock a. m. Ayes—Abbey, Barry, Covert, Hamp­ collected . - By order* judd 381 33 would further report, that they have nent’’ b« allowed the same as other ton, McIntyre, Pierce, Ritchie, Sheldon, By delinquent tax Thunulay, Jan. lOtli, IftU. apportioned the delinquent tax, charged newspapers iu the county, for puldish­ Towne and chairman.—10. returned. .. 4 40 ing the proceedings of this board, which against said townships as follows: Moved that claim No. 106 be allowed Board met as per adjournment with By bal 69 23 The tax of 1843, amounting to 887.16, motion prevailed by following vote: quorum present. at the amount claimed, which motion Journal read and to lie equally apportioned to the town­ Aye®, Abbey. Hampton. McKevitt. Pol­ approved. waa lost by following vote: Nayi-Messrs. Barry. Campbell, Cole, Gott. Hampton, ships of Assyria, Baltimore, Johnstown ly, Pierce, Reiser, Sheldon, Towne, Wing Committee dn county buildings, and Maple Grove, making to each town­ and Chairman—10. Nays, 8. McIntyre, McKevitt. Pierce, Polly, Rei­ through their chairman, offered the ship the sum of $21.79. And that the There being no further business, on following: ser, Ritchie, Swift, Towne and chai^ To qmk rained from Hope tax of 1844 be apportioned to Baltimore motion, board adjourned until Monday, To the Board of .Supervisors of Barry man—14. To aniL raised from Jjio. H. DaxxM. Hum J MU mi. . and Johnstown as follows: Baltimore, January 7th, 1884, at 2 o’clock p. m. The account of Dr. Sacket for medi­ County: HuUand . Chas. & Hilhoumx. DenocnL John Dawson, Chairman. 39.54: Johnstown, 60.29. Total, 899.83, cal services amounting to 810XX), was To delinquent coi... G entlemen : .Your committee, Mr. Polly moved to ameqd by includ­ By Ardent i*ld making a total amount to each town­ Chas. M. Mack, Clerk. prestmted to the board and on motion to whom was referred . the petit­ By returned delin­ ing the “Barry Exponent,” which mo­ ship as follows: Assyria, 21.79; Balti­ was allowed at the amount claimed. • quent ion of the common council of city of . An T llorltAr tion was lost. more, 61.33; Johnstown, 82.08; Maple J.kNUARY SESSION. By bal Hastings, respectfully recommend that On motion of Mr. Wing printer’s Grove, 21.79. Total. 186.991 fees, amounting to $3.80 was also ] Bahry County Court BOvmk, \ ■ the prayers of the petitioners tie granted, proposition was accepted. •JlwtinK*. 7lh. 1883. f Wm. W. (Y>le, seated and on motion was allowe< on condition that all building and conBoard adjourned till to-morrow at Orson Swift, amount claimed. This being the day to which adjourn­ struqtipn that is done oft the cupola be eight a. m. W. W. Hampton. Board took recess till one o’clock. ment was had, the boai-d^of supervisors donqjg a substantial manner, and pain('has. D. Pierce, of Barrv county met as auhve, and were Saturday. Jan. 13th, UM. P. A. Sheldon, called to. order by chairman Dawson. On motion, report was accepted and Board met pursuant to adjournment; Board met at hour named with quor­ , (Committee. Members all answered to roll call except adopted. at hour named with quorum present. um present. ()n motion, report w*r accepted and Messers. McKevitt and Towne. Board took recess ’till eleven o’clock. The committee onz claims presented The renewal bond of Sheriff Cressy adopted by the following vote: Ayes— On motion all claims in the hands of this as a supplemental report. ! executed in the penal stun of 81,000, FORENOON SESSION—CONTINUED. Barry, Campbell, Cole. Covert, Gott, the clerk were referred to committee on To the Chairman of the Board of &up-1 with Philo A Sheldon, David R. Cook. Hampton, McIntyre, McKevitt, Pierce, miscellaneous claims. Board met at hour fixed, with quorum ! S. J. Bidelman and Dani Striker as Polly, Reiser, Ritchie, Sheldon, Swift, revisors : . It was moved that the committee on present. Towne, Wing and chairman—17. Ale finance Im? authorized to settle with the Your committee on Halms, would beg i| sureties, was received a«d duly apThe Finance committee, through sent—Abbey—1. leave to make the following report on 1 proved. their chairman submitted the fallowing county treaurer; motion prevailed. The resolution previously offered by C. W. Taylor presented to the board claim No. 9, of C. W. Taylor: That it l>e |' Moved that Mr. Ai>bey l>e assigned to report: allowed at 855.00, and claim No. 92 be Ij Mr. Sheldon, relative to the building of an itemized account, amounting to tli? committee on finance, which motion allowed at 835.00. and that the clerk be j| a new court house, was again read to 8138.86, the same being his expenses in prevailed. • contesting the Garrett ditch case. instructed to draw orders in favor of the board, and on motion id Mr. Swift, On motion Supervisor Sheldon was Moved that the account be referred assigned to the committee on county C. W. Taylor on the respective ditch the same w as tabled by the following to the committee on elairua funds as follows: Carlton and Irving vote: Ayes—Barry, Campbell, Covert, buildings. i Supervisor McKevitt moved to amend ditch, 88.75; Eaton ditch of Baltimore, ’Gott, Hampton, McIntyre, Pierce, Board adjourned until/tomorrow at 88.75; Assyria Center ditleh, 811.25; Slud Ritchie, Swift, Towne, Wing—11 chair­ by having the account referred to the 8.30 a. m. ’ compiitteef on finance, x^hich motion creek ditch, 812J0; Sprue&swamp ditch, man not voting. There being no further business be­ was’lopt \7 ' $6^5; Kent ditch of Assyria, 85.00; Ttttsday, Jan. xUi ihs*. The original motion wastheu carried. High hill ditch, 82^0; Barry and Eaton fore the lioard, tbe same adjourned sine Board met as per adjournment, with The chair presented a communication members sill present. ditch, 885.00. All of which is respect­ froth the Barry- County Democrat relafully submitted. Journal read and approval, tive'to the publishirig of the proceed­ Orson Swift, Mr. Abbey presented the following To amount from j. P. A. Sheldon, ings of this board. After the game was petition: Brotherton, pc*- C. Smith read by the clerk, Supervisor Towne J. H. McKevitt, We, the undersigned and, members of Ry order* paid moved that the communication be the city council, would respectfully ask Committee. By bal spread upon the journal, which motion of your honorable body; the privilege of On motion, report was accepted and prevailed. The following Is a copy of 6JK-2 02 adopted by following vote: Ayes, Abbey, the communication: ra on top of cupola of Court House, Barry, Campbell, Colq, Covert, Gott, HmUbn*. Oct. 18,1883. 18JST M Hampton, McIntyre, McKevitt, Polly, llastings Jan. 1,1884. tfie Committee on Printing if the To the W. E. Powers, Mayor. 14-387 N Heiser, Ritchie, dteklon, Swift, Towne Board of But H. G. Carter, Alderman. and Chairman—10. To rejTod tax raised The propositiion I made to publish" Allen Jones, " The following was offered by Super­ for thb supi of $30 per J.E-Hogle, “ visor Sheldon: year, was with the understanding on • X. A A^a aaa». my part that the other papers of the Whkkxab, The Complied Moved that the petition be laid upon Uon 4M. sad MMloti Lawaol city receive the same for the same work. the table tiU to-morrow morning; mo­ I cannot afford to do it for that price tion prevailed, alone, for reasons any printer can un­ Moved that the action of the board at derstand. the Octol>er session whereby the several I have the honpr to be your obliging newspapers were allowed the sum of 532332004753232323235348235348 SSfflL...... It WM moved to rescind the former action of the board, relative to the com­ pensation of count y drain commissioner, which motion prevailed. It was moved that said compensation be fixed at 82JO per day, which motion prevailed by the following vote: Ayes, Barry, Campbell, Cole, Covert, Gott, Hampton. McIntyre. McKevitt, Pierce, PoBy?R®»er. Ritchie, Sheldon, Swift, Towne, Wing and Chairman—17. Ab­ sent, Abbey— L ‘ Board took recces till sqven o’clock. EVENING SKMION. Board met at the hour fixed. Quorum present. this board be resc vailed by full vote. Moved that the cl mlttee on printing. , _____ , motion prtit a eomof three .. JfHfrWr- Tow£fe""be one of such committee; motion prevailed and chair appointed as balance of committee Supervisors Swift and McKevitt Board took recess till one o'clock p. m. AFTERNOON SESSION. ’ Board met at hour fixed, with mem­ Esisrasr mat of county drain commissioner, on motion board adjourned till to-morrow morning at 8 JO o’clock. Aoeount oIC W. Taylor havin< bem retared ti> rominlttae on claims, that oommlUM reported that they bad exMnlnuri the aoeount and would recom­ mend the allowance of the same, at the sum of 8128J0. It was then agreed to divide the account, and on motion the court and witness fees were allowed at 87180, by foUowing vote: Ayea, Ab­ Board then took recess until 1 o’clock, bey, Barry, Campbell, Cole, Covert, Gott, McKevitt, Herci,.Polly, Reiser, Ritchie, in order to give committees a chance to AFTERNOON SESSION. Board met at the hour fixed with memljera all prwnt. The committee on claims, through their chairman Mr, Swift offered the following partial report: To the Honorable Board ifSupervisors The committee on mcweRaneous claims submitted the following as their final report: �= Um AotamlMd WASHINGTON. ^ADWiazBOUBAXtoTrtOA^ i; _________ » -ae claims of the lai maim from the preslBlred. calling attention to _ BMMM project, and urging ‘"c‘udln5 5 ”r FOB SALE OB EXCHANGE. tbe appropriation of 81.000, (.00 to continue . I Tbe bill tor U» tafeltnre ot Uw T«“ work on tbe MioslMippl rirer Improve­ Those Intending to bur tarms tbe ment. coming xeonou will do well to awfully *rtUr ’J"" ™“ '* •*«*! now .Ji thing ot a sensation waa caaaerl wort^wfooo. will be Sl!5_. ™ ~n. Jaw. 9.—-In tbe senate Mr. Plumb pre­ the first one conexamine tbe following list of farms latar wka> piaaa have been roruK,iS! ItoSytrolenlayby a minor that worth Maar sented a petition from X0.00> veteran* for sldered in committee at Washington. taken from onr books. ____ soldiers' home in Kansan. Mr. Anthony ___ of our beet known citizens was Representative Dunham, of Cbicaxo, on a (offered We have many others and .An not pareha* to be mr*ieeturo. i,.^ a resolution that tbe committee on j about to publish a statement concern­ Monday introduced in the house a bill.to foreign relations report nn the expediency fall to salt any <me in price and loro­ two Itounn* milhi and > ■»,„ ing some uniumal experience during ^create a department of commerce, with a (of legislation in retaliation for the exclu­ ° 0»4) 140 acres, five mll« from Hast­ ।sion of American meats from foreign connhis residence in Syracuse. How the ru­ ^cabinet minister nt ite head. Representative Horr, of Michigan, chair- tries. , Mr. Logan presented a petition for mor originated it is impossible to say. ings, on good road; TO acres Improved for ex-priaoners of war. A res­ . but a reporter immediately sought Dr. man ofthe subcommittee on the fortifica- pensions and 80 acres of good timber, term to ■ serum, vi,; olution was adopted that the attorney tion bill, favors »• appropriation ofJgk, 8. Q. Martin, the gentleman in question, S000 for national defense<, setting aside general furnish copiesof reports on abuses , well watered by a atnain rnmung u&. insurance written in th,'. and secured the following: In the federal courts In the southernatftes. 000 for torpedo experiments. through it. Itistlmbered yW\beerti. companies. Waare the agrni-t.,r JJ! “What about this 'rumor, Doctor, that Wesley Merritt, the superintendent at A bill was passed to pay SC,Oo>to tbe par­ ! oak. ash. elm. and white maple, roil I j,,njK Eaton A Barry Farmers' . p., you are going to make a public state­ Weil Slst. MU1 cnlond iTs. sunley *re ents of Lieutenant bciiwatka for land ' graven) loam, good fruit, rfus fani yyoluw, and want lots In all parts « mentioned ns the most likely to receive taken for a military reservation tn 185 L ment of some important matter 'f'. [ will be sold for a very low price If sold 1Urtin(r . to sell on easy terms i,“ J aw . 10. — In tbe senate i^r. Dawes in ­ [will Iff-told for -------. . “Just aliout the same as you will find promotion to the vacant brigadier general- I Rheumatism, trod need a bill providing for the establish­ . Ipriww. Call on ns before v.m I,,,, . in all rumor—some truth; some fiction. ship. I "t 1W) A fair farm of W acre* 3* of a postal telegraph system by the I had contemplated making a publics- j Tbe federal government has been com- ■ I ment "7 I wesludl begla,! to show you : .■ government. A communication was reinilre from town.. TO acree improve I property free of expense to,. tion of some remarkable episodes that; pelled to declare void an important levee || celved from the secretary of the interior, contract in Tensas parish, Louisiana, and ■ level, roll rravdly loam and “• ReapretfuUy. have not‘ put thereon a sufficient number of laborers iI announcing depredntiou, in the Yellowhave pccureil in my life. *Init v I all kirn Lh o? rrope, well waten-d. fence* 1 stone park. Mr. Plumb presented a peilcompleted it as yet." HARKER. IDES' & KESa»; to finish the work before the spring rise. rar caaMLU in fair repair. K-x«l orchard; good how iflodmr *Co.’« store. Cun“What is the nature of it, may I in- ' Representative Follett, who will have II tion with fifteen hundred signatures, askingthat Oklahoma be opened to'serdeand fair bam and wagon honae. W ill quire?/ . charge of the pension bill when it reaches [I menL Four bills wyre Introduced In reIm-«>ld for low price. ___ __ a hunianj the house, is In favor of abolishing eighteen “Why, the factam that I ltr7 I latlon to pensions and awards of lj>d to i (IM) t»> acre*, 3 mllwi north of Haatbeing instead of a spirit. I have pass­ agencies scattoYed through the cvnntrOO) 1 soldiers. It was reeolved to reqnest the ilia, on goodmaui. within a few rod* of ; secretary of the Interior to suspend the is­ ed thrmighiohe of the mast wonderful I which are maintained at a cost of 8350, s - year. ; sue of land patents to the hew Orleans ordeals that perhaps ever occurred to per senate and house arrlcultural oomcom- ।■ an(1 pncific railroad company until con' high niatc of cultivation. » ac any man. The first intimation Lhad of I The __ ■■■ ____ „ l.Ill mlttees will report a bill anpropriatiur < Kre83 determine -the claims. of the I cwllent tluilx-r. w«41 watrord it was ^several years ago, when I lieean qltr i. about •l.OCC.OOO for Ute eradication and corporation. A resolution by Mr. Voorto fed chilly at night and restless afU -----------[\<r- , prevention Wl of ^u^^uu.u,... pleuro-pneumonia --aud other I tees adopted, directing the secretary of 4 ^-ro-trtiroto «v.tem , w>r to |nform senate of*the amount of retiring. Ocr:u4onall.y this would IH-1 !«• entile- --------------diseases and provldl^ fnr foranystem, orchnraa oi cnmcc vanmw rorly and 1«U. pwu-hro. prom, qirtnrro. varied by a soreness of the muscles and 1 of weather signals from Washington for | money required to equalize the bounties of — — „----- -------. THAT IA THE PRICE OF THt ____ i. those who served in the late war. Mr. cramps in mv arms and legs. I thought, farmers. and Ixrriro of »U kinda; ««>d b«>«o , Hon. S. A Lawrence, Kansas, iI Cullom introduced a bill for the .'onstruea« most people would think, that it was « — • Riggs, ---------of • -----------------aud largv lium. well and cirtrrna. VS 111, will probably be nominated by^ the demo- tion of the Illinois and Mlaiisaippi canal, Iw rol.l at a laujrali if rold roon. only a cold and no paid as little attencrats and tariff-reformers to fill the seat in | j^n. 11. —The senate passed a bit! «pto it as possible. Shortly after this I the house of representatives made vacant fproprlating el,0(0,000 to continue improve(1B7) A gbocl farm of 130 i**rt* in ; noticed a peculiar catarrhal trouble and bv the death of lion. D. C. Haskell, and | inont5 on the Mississippi river. Mr. Lail my throat also became inflamed. As if can be elected if the combination holds , introduced a measure to create a universlthis were not variety enough I felt flrm._______________________________________ ty of medicine nt Washington, and setting An agent of the departmeht of agricult- I aside 81,(00 0ft) as a perpetual wO®** i sharp pains in my chest, and a constant are purchased some infected cattle sent , ment. Mr. Edmunds handed in a bill for | tendency to headache.” . Virginia for beef, end and slaughtered the relief of the survivors of the jeanr Jeannette “Why don’t you'ihksthe matter in from ' fuir, good fruit of all kintb, 4() rod* . ..—__ In , presence of the house — —committee a—1 —expedition, — m nuzl them and Mr Mr.(T*ll Call IntrfwlnoAd Inlroduoed one > hand and check it righTwhcre it was?” |I of Pimpltf — ___ _ mu establishment C3w»mi3ixu«e,*» of v* savings Itasni -™.tks at from school, ft) acres of wheat and the . Agriculture and some western stock- for tho Blotchas. Boilt, Tamoa, 1at­ “Why doesn't every body — do so ? Sim.... i rai^rj. The lungs of the beeves, exhibit- a|] -— Mr. r, “ ... presidential poetpostoffices. Cullom I same number of bitch of rye. M ouw tar, ; Hnmorat Salt Rbaum. ply because they think it ia only wine |nftpiouro.pneumonia In Its advanced and I— • ---•• — 1 -------spoke at length in retard to his bill to re­ take « house and lot in town or a small । ScaJd Hoad. Soros, MarcariaJ organize tho legislative powpr of Utah by tnfting and passing disorder. These 1 flnalstages, wore shown the party. farm in part payment. _ t j Bisaases, Femala Weakness troubles do.not come all at once and I j The Egyptian government l< said to have 1 means of a governor ana council of nine. ‘ I (172) ’rhe went half Qf tiw southvaat | and Irregularities. Dlssiness. thought it unmanly to heed'thenu 11 given orders to evacuate Khartoum, spike | After an executive session the senate ad- ; • quartet* of ««■*. 17, township of Rutland. joumed to Monday. have found, though, that everv physical the guns, and destroy the powder. Tins Loss ot Appetite. Jnandlce. , fi5 acres improved. l’> acres of timber. [jylect mu? Iff. paid for awl wlVtarg. »»>■£, Jan. 14.—In the senate Mr. Anthony de- ' Affections or the Liver. Indi­ ’ good clay soil, quite, level fruit of all elined the honor of the presidency pro gestion. Biliousness. Dyspep­ interest. Men cannot draw drafts on ( Moslems, unless the government should tern., owing to ill health, and Mr. Ed- I i kind, cnmfortMle buildings. iTice their constitution without honoring I send a flvtllla up the Nile to assist their munds was elected and sworn In. Mr. j sia and General Debility. rvnsonahle at B2.4H0. Vest presented a petition from bt. Louis . th. •ni sometimes. These minor syihp-' escape. (SX») acres in Irvirta and Bowne, pork-packers, asking for retaliatory dn| toms I have 4escrll>ed,lgrew until they Three democratic members of toe bank................ r'Tu’A I 11 mile* from Hastings, & miles from were giants of agony. I became more 1 ing and currency committee have placed ties. A resolution was passed that the ' Parmelee aud Cala<lonia stations on the FOSTER, MILBURN & C0„ hoy’s. Buffs'-*, N.Y. nervous; had n strange fluttering ”f the themselves on record in opposition to the ! secretary of the tre asury report the amount contraction of the national bank currency, of gold coin or bull nn duposttod In «• M. (\ K. Rro l.¥ miles from FfUmorr heart, an inability to draw a long breath, ■ Mr. Potter intends to Introduce a bill to change for silver certlfi" ues. and whether i P. ().. 194 bch« improved and remafadqr and an occasional numbness and was' exclxange existing bonds for twenty-year 3 . there has been any refnol to receive gold timbered, good clay anil and surface of terrible suggestive, of paralysis. How ; Er cent., circulation Issued upon them to for silver certificates. Mr Hill spoke al ! most of the farm level, farm well free from the 1 per cent. tax. length on his postal telegraph bill. I could have Ix-nn so blind a» not to un- • । watered bv springs and creek, well derstand what this meant I cannot im­ Tho commissioner of patents reports j . tionsF* t ; fenced; buildings not ven* good but that large numbers of examiners have re1 r “ agine.” signed to enter into practice bufore the ! Jas. ^““In the nouse Mr. Hunt introi comfortable, young orchard just com­ ‘’And did you do nothing?" office on account of insufficient salaries, duced a joint resolution for the appropria- । ing into l*-«ring. HU acrt« of wheat to fco •*Xes, I traveled. In the spring 6f although thev have nothing to fear from lion of N1,OTQ,(XO to continue w«»rk on the with Uic place if sold before spring., 1879 I went to Kansas and Colorado and. changes of administration. It is said that . Misslwlppl river Im prove men ta. Bills were Will take a small payment down and |R while in Denver, I was attacked with a ' tbe prestige acquired by a commissioner Is ' introduced to erect nubile buildiLM at El Imlance in long time at low 'rate of in-, i mysterious hemorrhage of the urinary i worth S10,UO per annum on his retire- P«ao and Houston, Texas, and La Lrmae, " 1 Wisconsin; to bridge the Mississippi at ! organs and lost twenty pounds of ftlesh ' ment. terest. A fine chance to make money, j Memphis; to admit Washington territory aruat* editions are >»m» re.-al n< in three weeks. One day after m j re-1 Indian Commissioner Price has granted I ns a state; to regulate the manufacture , Price S3S.te» per acre. । (AM) RU.acn* in Irving. 6 miles from । '««* i».o» propir. turn I was taken with a terrible chill permission to Agent Ronan to allow Chief I and sale.ot liquors in the territories, and | Charles and four braves of the Flathead Hastings. 3«f miles from Irving station law Literary departiwnt *r Mmii tanHta and at once advanced to a very- severe ■ to lncrpa«e the nendon of the widow of । tribe to come to this city to confer with ‘ General Frank 1’. Blair. Mr. Beach ottered and mile from P. O. All improved I tt* choteeM •( reeling waiter. »«ch inpnaeand attack cf pneumonia. \My left lung i Secretary Teller in regard to the sale of a soon entirely Hik'd with water and my 1 portion of their reservation. Agetit Ronan a constitutional amendment providing for but there are a few trees on the pbu-r. vrree. ordinal rad oeterted. Th< reprr »IU te ufilfonu laws on the subject of marriage I The farm is quite level, on gotsl road, j k‘*rt IHire 1U rhanwcer. elevated in tour, nod h> legs and body l^came twice their natnr-' and an interpreter will accompany the In-- and divorce. raises good crops of all kinds, creek ' ayotaathy wIth the beta norxl •entlment al size, I was obliged to sit upright in dlans, who will arrive here about the 20th 1 Jan. 9.--in. the hou-e Mr. Kasson and ! 's bed for several weeks in tin* initial of i Inst runs through the back 'part of the farm, i The LKTTEK BOX turnWvs in thr mhitm- ni» ,,m„I I Mr.Peuster Mr. Deusler oirerea offered resolutions resolutions ror for reuuiaretalia- , । the severest agony, with my arms over ■ (hxxl apple orchard ami few young > w a ratt amount u( valuable information on * J have arbitrarily exelnuvd our fowl promy bead, and in constant fear of suffopeach tree*. New house lfix2& with m*at variety c< tnpte*. mote the efficiency of the National Guard 1 ducta. A bill for the relief <rf Fiiz John I attibn.” ■ .! 24x24 wing attached, frame barn ft>x4i). i The hearth ani> haia provide an *. and insure a uniform system of military 1 Porter was reported by the military com- j •“And did you still make no attempt! tacticsand customs of ■ the service. The (,3tK>) 40 arres, 2 miles east of Carlton ;'nirabir-TOediiiin for . u hanring vtewh । mlttee. A message from the president t«j save yonraelf?” bill provides for the selection by the gov­ center, on good road, 34 acres improved ; h<»mr subjects. at»<i l* e«i*cially devotcl totor received, submitting the report ot the [“Yes,! made frantic efforts. 1 tried I ernor ot each state of nt least one officer jI was and 6 acrarof timber, surface level,gixal; h-a in which Um lado-s. arc interwi-u Mississippi river commission,.aud after a i every thing that seemed to offer the' of the regular army, and above the grade long debate the document was referred to | clay soil, toting orehnnl of 50 trees, also Tbe AGElui'I.TTRAl. DEPARTMENTi> »>■ the first lieutenant, to act a.s Instructor I the committee on rivers and harbors. Mr. laast prospect of relief. I called a conn­ of peaches, pears, cherries and small fruits, j iter the charge uf an experienced and pnu-tieai of tactics in that state. i Bagley introduced a bill to appropriate 1 ett of doctors and had them make an ex, A\-w two storv hotlHi- 24x24. l*ricv ! agriculturist, an<l ta Invaluable to all titters <4 Representative Poland, of Vermont, In­ 81!W,OUO 'oward the expense of placing tne-; hpustive chemical and microscopical ■ troduced a bill granting pensions to all the CURESick-Htndachl, Dyifipw, Ltrs* A1,H(X>. ’ j the Mill III Mkhipui. »1! Its arth k * bring • V Liberty in the harbor of New nination of my dhndition. Five of soldiers of the late war. It provides that i, statue'of (2Wi A fine farm of 1ft) urres. the ; nrwdt pn-jmrrxl for ibenu and cq*<-ud|} York. The house passed a resolution of j Complaint, lndia»*tfon, Conitiptrtion, Itest physicians of Syracuse aiidffev- I all who served over sixty days, and less sorrow at the death of Edward Lasker, 1 and PURIFY THE BLOOD X. half of the N. W. quarter and ft) »d*pte<i to their»rat*. Is abort, no riJ<irt«<•» from another city said I must die! than one year shall receive $5 per month. : the German statesman. XOTICE-—Without ■ narttete oTdouta.K*'* mTW* °n lhu S> '• "• ' t*’u,c **U ** ,prtml ,n "“dd"* T1”’ Po*1 ecmed as though their assertion i Over one year and less than two.--8d; over ---------- ... ..... ----- - - tnou'i PUUara thvsMat poptSarof any an tbamar- of sec. 17 in t’arlluri, 7 miles from Hast- Triknn. the m<wt attnwthv. be«t arnm«'-«l and rip* for my feet l»ecame cold, jny , two and less than three years, 8“; over *■*».w?f"s rh-^'.I ,am,“ three years, 88. The pension so grantetl to mouth parched, iny eyes wore a tiked j go to the pensioner solely. Nothing 'Tq ot Colonel Thomas Worthington, of Ohio. 1 waa| glassy stare, uiy body was coverwl with tliis act is to be construed as conflicting u Bold, clammy death sweat, and I read with the present invalid .pension acts. wheat and 30 in clnver, 20 acres'Jjf good 1 my fate in the anxious expressions/ 0>f Senator Plumb bdfieves that the discus­ lo the Irregular practices In tho Imports- ; tiinlier with sugar bush of 500 trees, j my family and friends/’ ■ sion of the Mississippi Improvement will OR ELSEWHERE tion of goods anil what legislation Is neces- | M | buildings good, with good. cellar, finally result In the building of levees, and aary. A joint resolution for the Immedi­ _ — , cistern --------- t BJ1 IK^ln „) ('<ym|iAFC with The- Po “Uut the thiab* ?’’ ■ Hi and well, 3 of apples, jswts . the levees are built they will be only ate appropriation of ftl,<XX3,0J0 for Missis- I _ orchards ...------ ... appiw. |M>arM, I bt|np |n thp wiHy Oi new*.4 all “Came at last. My wife, aroused to It maintained in one way—namely, by trav­ sippi river improvements wasveferrod. A ’ ^nT ’ an *** ei kl,MK «»»'’ d<vln*l bv ibr i- desperation, began to administer a rem­ ersing them by railroads. It is capable of resolution was adopted calling on the sec<213) 40 acres in Irving on xec. 21, edy, upon her own responsibility and I demonstration that mliroads can lie built .• retary of the treasury to give his reasons' reasons ! near North Irving P. O. AH. Improved j p while I grew better verv slowly, I along tho bank of the river, and he belie v- for discontinuing the Issue of silver cer, but 7 acre*, anil Handy loam and some-1 gained ground surely until, in brieCU I ed that this method would prove the only tlficates. .The house adjourned to Mon- ! i what rolling, fair buildings, well, and Eave, no trace of the tefrible Brights practicable one in keeping the levees in i day j cLster^. good orchard. Would trade disease from which I was dving, and 1 towards un B0 acre farm. Price SIJOO. am a perfectly well man. This mav I Is at hand. Republican.* inns! bestir them-eh ue, In lb. Ml„l..lppl roll.,. '»«,7<!S . m.Lun, ! (2I«^ 40 acrw on aec. S2 in Parlton. sound iike a romance, but it is true, and ' If tbrir political supremacy Is to be maintained A n.Uon.1 eonronUon to epiuldnr the trelxhl role, on th. Union and Central 2‘, miles from town and mile from my life, health and what I aui are due I nronrietrotMlanllahlnc in the Slate and Nation. Then- is no such rer a nnltorm sy.tem Paelhe mad, » per cent. Iron tho tariff ot I twhool, ft) acrw improved, & actea to Warner's Safe Cure, which I wish ’ ot henkrapter wllltnee In Waahlnfftonln/! |aat roar. Mr. Elwood Introduced a bill tain means of Inmdeatlng sound republican dot ' chopped and & acres timber, good claV Was known to and used by the thousand ' a tew daro It Is expected that the lead- । ,or B bank enrrene, secured by sold and trine and convincing men that duty and InlereM soil, only slightly rolling, 16 acres of who, I lx<lieve, are suffering this min-! Ing commercial organizations of the ooun- ; silver, and Mr. Dunham one for a departcombine in urging them to support thetepubli wheat; buildings poor but could be made ute as I was originally. (Dues not such I try will have delegates here. The prime । ment of commerce. Bills were also hand­ ot the convention will be to present ed in to authorize bridges at St. Paul and 1 comfortable by a little repairing. Price can party and Its candidates as tbe wide clrruh an experience as this jusUfjf me in ma-1 object to congress a uniform bankruptcy bill that i Council Bluffs, to abolish postage on 91J00. king a public statement?” will suit all sections of the country. The , newspapers, to retire the trade dollar, to j (21B) M0 rr» In Irving. 5 mile* " It certainly does. But then Bright’s ! Lowell bill, which was urged at the last | permit confederate officers to serve In the , from BimUhk*. noil food, rurf.r roUdisease is not a common complaint^ doc-' session by Senator Hoar and opposed by I *rmy, and for a delegate In the house from I Ing and in adapt*.! to ahrop or cattip Ingalls, was objectionable to creditors, Indian Territory, , rating «o aerm Improved, plenty of . “ Not comnioh! On the contrary it who iusiited on more stringent regulations । FOREIGN. is oneof the most edmmon. The trouble than the bill provided for. It is thought I [Of Ia™ purpoero; peach orohtho convention will be able to frame a bill i Sontay is held &V General Bick hot with 1 Rr<1 ?f'SOtreeaandyountappleorehard, is, few people know thev have it. It that will be satisfactory to both creditors 1,000 French troops, and the country for RXOULATT THS BOWELS, comfortable log bulldinm. ftiee low era. Ita eirruWioo ought to roll up to tro.txo has so few marked symptoms until its and debtors. ten miles around is clear to the enemy. final stages'that b person may have it ** Ja800- W,,“M tradefor 40acroa. At a meeting of the bouse oomnilttee on and cum-earh that figure if the proper effort tThe Chinese have blockaded Canton . f2?l, '“’“f'olnJobnetowiAllmltai pul forth. That such an increase would help for years, each year getting inore and postoffices and post-roads Mr. Money, the liver, leaving a space of only ninety feet tronfBatUe Creek. 4 mlka from Bed­ powerfully to give the repubBcaaa of Mlchlg*” more in ite power and not suspect it It chairman, waa Instructed to report to the for vessels. house, with favorable recommendation, ford center, store ami Hacluumth shop an assured and glnrimM victory In this state next is quite natural I should feel enthusias­ Tbe Catholics in England will soon oom 3 miles mile to school; on likaln roiul tic over this remedy while mv wife is tho bill making nil public highways post raence the erection of a cathedral in West­ routes. General Bingham, of Pennsylva­ from Ilastlnga to B. C, TO acrai under even more so then I am. Hhe knows of nia, who was chairman of the house com­ minster, to cost over £300,00j sterling. We confldetiUy npjteal to every good elttynFour thousand -unemployed citizens of ita being used with surprising results mittee on postoffices and post-roads In .the cultivation, soli day loam. 16 to 18 to every earnest republican, to aid us In thlsgo-*'* by many ladies for their own ailments, last congress, and who was so prominent Paris met Sunday and listened to speeches acres of timber. surface not very roll­ work. It will pay. Nothing shall be lacking or favorinc armed revolution to end the stag ­ In bringing about a reduction, of letter over which it has singular power.” ing, and well adapt.1.! for grass, wheat, nation in trade. / Thestatement drawn out by theabove postage, was asked to-day if he, thought a oornor onto; small apple ortfiard In telegraph bill would be passed by Over two hundred lives are believed to interview is amply confirmed by very postal tnls ooogresa. “Nd,” replied he, “I hardly have been lost on a steamer bound from many of otir most prominent citizens, think It ean be done by this congress, but Shanghai to Hong Kong, which was comfortable l.«lmU.linp, farm Un on both atom of The rotal. Would sell among them being Judge lldgel, and It is only a question of a very snort time wrecked one group of Islands. Remember, the Weekly edition (kfi. Jinnee 8. (ioodrich, of the Times, when it will be <tone. The government vht*Rp ot take 40 acrai in port payment. In replying to congratulations sent him (aS) A fruit farm ol 140 ought to have lines of its own for the use while <len. Dwight H. Bruce and Rev. by the magistrates of Berlin, Emperor Of I William thankhd God for being permitted Prof. W. P. Coddington, J>. give tihe of the people at reasonable rates.” “ “ “ frra> St Louie, Mo, In Jtffemon DUTIES OF TIIK SUU COMMITTT.E. to Inaugurate the. Rhine monument and to remedy ' their heartiest endoroement. .from station on the Iron Mr. Morrison said Monday that the sub­ witness the Luther festivals over half the Inlhis age of wonders, surprising things committee Mountain R. ” of the ways and means commit­ earth. are quite common but an experience so tee on “changes in the tariff laws, would A military cosnmlMicm, under Sir Evelyn unusual as that of Dr. Martin's and oc­ not, as the name mlghk seem to imply, Wood, will arrange for the evacuation of curring here In our midst, may well have charge of.any meters relating to tax the Soudan by the Egyptian • troops. “Chi­ cause comment and teach- a leroon. It reform. Consequently tbe fear which has nese” Gordon insists that El Mendl must wood Umten. un occount oi ita kx-w There ban I wen an extensive reduction it' shows the necessity of guarding the been exnreued that Messrs. Mills, Hewett not be allowed to establish himself in tbe tion and ndrontagro for fruit rataltur it •rices in *n our editions during the past ysr and Keuy, who were placed on the sub- eastern Soudan, as'the Arabs would rise aUghtait approach of physical disorder eommlttee, could lx- made to a rtiort time very val- rhe follow-Ing an- our new could never agree, was with­ and by the means which hul proven out foundation. “All matters relating to and reopen the eastern question. uahie. Pn<» very low for eaito or Prince Bismarck has dlrected’Tnquirles the inoat reliable and eftcient. It shows a change In the ratea of taxation or reve­ to Barry <\>. tn© depth to which one can sink and yet nue,” aald Mr. Morrlson, “whether Increas­ to be made In the maritime provinces of (»*) 40 acre, la Irvtog. 4 uilleafrom Germarinr whether it is necessary for the be rescued and it proves that few peo­ ing or diminishing it, will be considered by business Interests of those provinces to ple need suffer if these truths are ol>- the whale committee. Tbe duty of the exempt them from the prohibition in rela­ oi whfat, good orchard, npple* and sub-committee will be to consider changes < B ch -.duhHor-n. served. such as regard the manner of collection tion to American pork. Similar Inquiries peachew; good log house, lathtd and Weill. I*crefe«run-Nont and other matters not Involving a change will ba made iu Bremen and Hamburg. It iJgMed, rood double Iqr l«m. Price is tboisht tho result will be a modification CONtfUMWlOM CCRED. An Mtan .hoold he wMnwe) u. in tee rates. In announcing the subcom­ mittees I gave it to be understood that all of tbe law so as to admit American pock, The POST and TRIBUNE, l<«-at«I In Urt town of Penqueetlons of changes in the rates of taxa­ If found tree of taint after it has been la* g tion or tariff reform, if you call It such, spected by the government inspector. ne*l.<alhonn<o w » m ll«, from Batile ■______________________ DetrollMich our should be considered । by the whole com­ yrani exneriener In brmllnFiSd Inuiorttoabront-hfUt. t-alarrh. anttuna and mittee, and tho committee la not dependChaaomrv Order. .V’’’''’M>d"nd*rbtRh•ut<' “‘J agreement between Messrs. ’’"V >vei and wll <>f thm*U a, MMteu. Fine J.,Octal Cteatt. I. Mhls. Hewitt and KeRy. The reason for The special correspondent ot the Indianapolis T*7.J™* orchard of » atm: (Ind.) Journal, embodied in a recent communi­ Eli* l«n and all necroX’oxxroll Bro*,, cation the following from Hon. Daniel W. Voor­ hees; I consider Bt. Jacobs Oil a splendid rem­ SPRINOHORO, CHAWFOUD co.. PENN. Mratlou tbe Haih-ikcm BaKsnb. committee re pert"4 ------— edy. I Buffered from an affection of the buck t'4??. fy111 a*;rw* *n NewBTgo anti kidneys, with mnue rheumatism—in fact, It < «.. 5 uiUea frmu tbe countv mat and ^„ro^m K-n - OOSQRBMIOMAL. T-1’,'?'.*"-chopped K that it iTiBtentanecRW relief, and Anally cured me coinftEHATE. ptetriy. olio food Farms! Farms!! Detroit Weekly SSsgPBBBIJB For One Year! a Miras ni For Michigan Readers. DERMOTT'S Republican ii ite Political Princi­ ple:, aid Devoted to the Public literal q c n^KriS0ro<j!nb°uri,?i1»jSI “ri LVJ’.LV.'.'!! I 3 I MANDRAKE PILLS, f HOPS&Malt The Presidential Year of 1884 Jg BITTERS The most Eitenxive pure-bred Live Stock fetabliiluieitT’Morii. IS ONLY gate* w. H. Goodtkab. AUeeMone.anof Caritao. �J. The revival meetings are still in pro- the greas at the M. E. church, Rev. Huns­ berger, of Middleville, assisting his son of that Lady of HAST!XGB, rBWAT. JA.WAXY 11,1IM in the work. Since these services began, over 180 haye been converted, and of Hartingx, next Tbe these 123 have joined the church. The religious awakening has reached all Mr. Loranger, assuming dtfterott classes—the business men, professional. parte in the play as follows: men, farmers, mechanics and laborers. The Berni-monthly social of the M. E. Beauaeaunt— W. D. Fenton. church, wiH be entertained by Mrs. Ja­ AH have felt to meet on ^common Glaris—J. L. Ferria. son Rich and Mrs. T. PhiHips, next week ground; and in the good work of mak­ Dumas—Chas. Granger. ing the most and the best of life have Wednesday afternoon and evening, Jan, DeChoppeUre-H. DeGolia. and to reduce our stock. We have reduced prices in all deunited their efforts. /The revival has Landlord—F. Armstrong. . 23rd, at the, residence of the former, partmente and also agree to present each purchaser of *4.00' Pauline—Laura Montrose. Broadway. Refreshments at the usual ' had the effect of stopping several of our Widow—Mrs. Charles Granger. Every hour. Come one, come aD, and have, a young men, w|o had taken the wrong M’me DeChoppeHes- Mattie Slayton. in goods and over with one of the following articles. good time. -. road in life. It has also been the means This kindly offering on the part of one having *a fair chance to procure the finest ones. .of saving many who for years have TltK W. C. T. U. WUl hold ita regular Of this City, the Middleville ladies and gentlemen is l>een addicted to tbe drinkiqgrhabit. It weekly । meeting on next Tuesday after­ deserving of worthy patronage, and a has enlisted all men who trust in God, noon at 2:30 o’clock, at the residence of fair exchange of sodabHity from the Will deliver a Lcclu* oo "ROBERT BURNS,* and given an immense impetus to <n Mrs. C.:G. Bentley. A cordial invita­ Hastings people should be accorded, by upward movement in our city. It is tion is extended to all women in Hant-’ giving them a large house on that even­ impossible to estimate all the good that . • % [ROSEWOOD CASE VALUED AT *600.] In Knights of Pythias’ Hall, ings who feel that as wives and mothers must come from it. The pastor, Rev. ing. The play will be produced in a they have an interest in helping to pur­ manner Hurpassing anything of the 1 Fine Gold Hunting east Watch JK® Hunsberger, has labored incessantly ify their own town and eradicate a kind ever given under local auspices, since the work began, and has had the . 80 1 Elegant Swell box Cutter...................... Over Bpangrmache^ & Marop’s. state and national curse. and it is seldom indeed our citizens have, hearty support of his church and con­ 75 1 Silver Plated Tea set,....................... an opportunity of seeing an actor of! “ Win* don’t you ventilate it Y " Was gregation. 65 Domestic Sewing machine..................................... Friday Evening, January 25th next. asked of us concerning a toothsome Skating Rink.—Homer Moul and Mr. Loranger’s abibties. Therefore 'tis 1 Good Kitchen Stove and Furnishings. hoped the opportunity wiH not be neg­ scan did just now going the roijnds. 45 1 Handsome Bedroom set, Seven pieces............... . Our reply was that the details of any Chester Messer have refitted Agricul­ lected. Admission 35, S and 15 cents. 25 Admission, 23 Cents. Fine Dress suit........................................... ............ . actual or aUeged social scandal wiH not tural hall, so many years Mr. Messer's Tickets on sale at Fred Hotchkiss* drug headquarters, and will open the same on store. 18 appear in our columns. In the first 1 Satin Lined Overcoat.......................... ................ . No place we don’t have to print such stuff Monday next as a skating rink. 35 1 Handsome Dressing Gown................................. ... Registered Physicians. — FoUow­ to make a living. In the next place we more desirable place could be . wished. ing is the list of medical practitioners 20 1 Fine Smoking Jacket................. ........................... don’t desire to. Finally the class of The room is 45x100, and much larger in Barry county who have registered in 25 1 Tilting Silver plated Pitcher and Cup................ readers the Banner seeks are not than the average of those used for this the County Clerk’s office, in compliance ONE EOITTTH OFF, 150 24 Cases Silver plated ware..................................... Pains have been taken to hungering after news of that character. purpose, TO CLOSE WINTER GOODS. ' ■ with act 167, laws of 1883. The names 150 100 Silver plated Napkin Rings—.......................... make as fine a surface for a rink as are taken from the book in the clerks Married.—Wednesday evening. Jan. 75 12 Silver plated Butter dishes....................... .......... could be desired. These gentlemen will BUY NOW. 16, at the home of the bride in this city, spare no pains to furnish all that could office in tbe order as they appear 75 12 Nickle plated Watches by Rev. R. A. Carnahan, Mr. D. B. be asked in the way of a skating rink. therein: 150 20 Fine Silver plated Castors............... .................... ♦James M. EUiott, Hickory Corners. Hoyt, of Columbus, Dodge Co^ Wis., to Another thing, Messrs. Moul & Messer 30 6 Fine Trunks Oliver P. Abbott, Carlton. Mins Ella WilHams. The happy couple will have an orderly place. No rowdy­ _AJl>ert A. Pierson, Yankee Springs. 20 1 Ladies’ Gold Hunting case Watch...................... . left for their future home on the 9 p. m. ism will be tolerated, and any person ♦Daniel L. Fuller, Hastings. 40 3 Large Silver plated Cake Stands........................ . FOB SALE. train of Wednesday. ♦A. P. Drake, Hastings. behaving in a manner unbecoming a 70 26 Knit Jersey Jackets ♦J. P. Ferguson, Middleville. Dn. Barker.—A steady run of pa­ gentleman will be promptly invited to tllinr. Apyly +C. H. Crosby, Rutland. 12 12 Sets Combs and Brushes in Handsome Case.... tients has kept Dr. Barker busy during behold the beauties of the outside world. •Wm. Upjohn. Hastings, 50 50 Pair Silk Suspenders............................................ tlsiaiah Dever,i Hastings. the past week, and although he is con­ They ask only those to come to the rink TMra. a. J. Evans. MkftlevHle. 2 Pair of Pants to Ordef (Made to Fit). WANTED. stantly turning away persone whom he who will conduct themselves properly. tN. L. Garrett, MiddleviBe. And 3,000 other presents consisting of Neck Ties. Suspen­ has helped or cured of ail kinds of dis­ They do not want and wiH not have •tA. Hanlon, Middleville, ders. Knives, Underwear, Hats, Caps, etc., making in all *8tP, H. Evans, Middleville. We have eases, yet there is no cessation in the any others about the. place. •SUu & Parkhurst, MMdterlUe flow of business. Dr. Barker only a few no ddubt that the roUer skating rink 000. v iWm. H. Smith, Cedar Creek, months ago came to Hastings a perfect wiH be so conducted as to be an invit­ No Lottery of one chance in a thousand but every pur­ SB. C. Peckham, Freeport. stranger, and now is as well known as ing place of amusement for ladies and chaser of *4.00 and over ge|s a present right after he pays his TH. ('. Carpenter, Woodland. any physician in the county. If you gentlemen; nor have we the least doubt •A. L. VanHorn, Baltimore; bill come and see how fair we work this scheme. We will ftMra. F. E. Herrick, Yankee Springs. that it -will be well patronized, and it are afflicted with any nervous disease HENTLE1LBBOK. « WILKINS. make affidavit that all the above articles will be given to pur­ ♦C. W. Goucher. NaahviUe. Remember that give him a call and he will afford you wiH deserve to be. •J.-S. Goucher, NashviHe. chasers as indicated. immediate relief or affect a permanent next Monday is the day set for opening •J. W. Socket, PrairieviHe. Col- cure. . the rink. ♦Donald McLeary, Orangeville. pecial argains in vercoats •L. A. Foote, NashviHe. Died. Monday evening, at his home By mutual concessions, the super-: ♦Wm. E. Upjohn, Hastings. subscription in this city, James Dunning, aged 76. j visors and the pubHshers of Barry j Mrs. Delia A. Smith, Cedar Creek. 61. M. B. Gillaspie, Yankee Springs. Mr. Dunning was bom in Saratoga county have come to an agreement with । J. Turner. Hastings. Co., N. Y„ in 1808. In 1832 he married I reference to the long-agitated queation •Wm. H. Youngs, Nashville. Miss Mary Weed, who stHl survives of printing the supervisors’proceedings, j •A.’J. Wright, Carlton. $J. C. Lampman, Hastings. him. In 1837 Mr. and Mrs. Dunning j The disposition to adjust the matter is . Note the coltmin announcement of moved |to this state, first locating in creditable to both parties. Too much j SWm. H. Snyder. Hastings. •S. C. Rich, Middleville. Washtenaw county. In 1853 they moved I has l>een said on txith sides heretofore;; Barker, Iden & Kenuston. ♦t<’. 8. Burton, Hastings. Two years ago Mr. and I and in a spirit not at all just to the par-1 W. P. Polheanus, Hastings. Mrs. Lamfhere, of Weedsport, N. to Hastings. E. II. Lathrop. Hastings. Y., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Bart­ Mrs. Dunning celebrated their golden1 ties concerned. For having .resisted Notice—Fine Fnr Cape worth *3.50 only *2.00. H. A. Barber, NaahviUe. wedding. Mr. Dunning was a man well I what they were told and considered was ' ley of this city. +F. R. Timmerman, Hastings. known and highly respected. He had a nothing less than extortion we cannot I *G. W. Lowry, Hastings. I Mr. Shuope, of the Democrat, and quiet, dignified and yet-friendiy manner ' blame the supervisors. We believe they ■ ! ttD. C. Buchner; Orangeville, family are domiciled in the Van yleck that won him friends everywhere. The did what they considered a duty to i •H. C. Turner. OrangeviUe. house, Green street. funeral will occur at 2 p. today, I themselves and the tax-payers of Barry |: •F.-S. HuU. Morgan. I tE. F. Brown. Hastings. (’. M. KnaPpen may bo found in ids (press day). ' county. The fault was in not having a „ N. Mixer. Hastings. old office over J- 8. Good^ir & Ca’s i conference in October, when the mat-1 D. B. KUpat rick, W<x>dland. T he following is a iist of jurors store until March 1st. 1. M. Butler, Prairieville. : ter could have been arranged as arnicadrawn for the February tunn of court, i •H. L Taylor. Irving. Mrs. Aldrich, of Dowling, mother I bly as it since has been. But that is of commencing Feb. 18th: 6G. W. Matteson. MUIdleville. ’the past; and there is no occasion for! qf Mrs. C. M. Mack, is visiting at the ♦A. J. Preswy, Freeport. Assyria—F. E. Morehouse. j further appearance of a strife. If we [ home of our county clerk. •J. A. Devore. Freeport. Barrv--E. E. GriBev. §11. F. PeckhnuL <’-edar Creek. Baltimore ‘ -Morris Morris Pilgrim. Pilgrin , have said, and we presume wr did when । Eight hands are employed in thee I J Carlton N. 0. Allerdmg. I we. thought the board attempted to'. •Regular, fllomrapatblr. Hanner office this week, to enable us ■ ;Allup«tthk-. lEewtir. Castleton- -Geo. Wellman. I snub us, things which were unjust to i to get away with the big rush of- job | from j The foUowing communication Hope-8. S. Chadderdon. uout*-viuuiurruun. , . ,, , , . —........ Hastings City Henry IToughtalin supervisors as individuals or ah a ; attorney General to the Secretary work we have on hand. 5 we an- not too foolixh U> »y «>. (lf the suu Board of Health win doubtIt becomes our pleasant tusk to chron-1 H Idunl Doyle. Irving.--James Mathews. ami to atone for the wrong done. But' ](11H |,V interest to • the medical proil'le the return of Henn- Bennett. The | Johnstown—A II. Norrie? we are no more sorry for our part than I enerally; • publication of this notice will restore I Maple Grove - Flavius Felghner. the members oi’ the board should be for , Orangeville John L. Youngs, Eu(Confidence andffiarmony all round. theirs; and we here say that the super• ^Arroas gvjmMutauh^ivr'k. Col. H. IL Gil/, will lie on hand .Sat­ I gene Harthorn. 1 Pnurievile—Chas. M. Brown, Jona­ visors were not lieliind the. publishers j Henry l». Raker, M. !>.. secretary-stale Board of urday, the 19th inst., at Podunk school! than Traverse. Health'. in disposition to “bury the hatchet.” i Dear BIr:—Yours relative to the proper eonHASTINGS, MICH. Rutland—J. L. Diamond, C. A. New­ house, to speak a word of cheer to the ! in thin 1MUC we print the pn>re«dland. ---------------- . ItHiuIrin* whether boys in blue. Let there l»e a full attend­ uhy*lelan* could lawfully register after the time •­ i Thornapple—John MungeYson, W. ings ,in the numner agreed, upon by t>hv*ieiaus hx<-il iw utahite for the reKistratlon ot physicians. ance of old “ vets. -xvM.’’ n. Turner. junirr. ; W. the press, and the supervisors’ commit­ Is at hand, ami In reply would nay. that phyalCharles Lentz, of Nashville, had his Woodland G. W. Coats, C. S. Pal- tee oif printing. It is satisfactory to clans cau lawfully nwuter at any time. The iwt after declaring tbe necetaan <|ualiamerton. . arm badly lacerated in his father’s fur­ cations for tbe practice of medldne In Oils state Yankee Springs - W. E. Bowen, .John i us, and to the board. required that peraons ao qualified should m Ithln > niture factory by a buzz saw, so say’s a B. King. three months after the law took effect, tile with omre of Wjtumir A Ckook. the county clerk the statement thet*ln set forth. letter from our correspondent, received Hnxtlngx. Barry < <»•• W»Tbe three months after the law teok effect, ss thru contemporary, of the Journal, i specified In the statute ’waa simply a HniltMlon too late for publication. To the People of Barry Co.: played in the role of a machinest Wed-! Encouraged by the patronage you of time beyond which no (wraon cauld lawfully /T! A roller skating rink is on the ntedny, with not very flattering success have given us in the insurance business, docket. The parties who will have time, but practiced ha a physician, made hlmaelf either. The cable which furnishes which-we duly appreciate, we have now HabJ* to tr----- -------------—» — -• charge of the affair wHl see that it is conpower for the Journal office, from the -- ----- --- — ~ w-w. reeovbr‘ ducted us it should be. For a genuine Spalding works, had broken, and Editor opened a set of real estate books, in n* l«vy for profrwlonal services rendered subse­ which all property to let, for sale, or quent to the time when he snould have regis­ hour’s amusement, turn us loose, in the Dennis with one of his typos spent six exchange, may l»e recorded and placed tered and prior to tire time of his oofiipllanc? with tne luw. A removal to another,country skating rink. long hours in splicing the sundered new n**Ulruli<*ti. upon the market, for which we will use would itcemsItaU* aYour* truly. ; • J ust as we go to press, news reaches strandfi. The work done, it was discov­ our ability and best efforts to find pur­ J. J. Yah Kipkk. Attorney General. gMITH & PACKARD, here thkt Wood's machine shop and ered that they had failed to pass the chasers and tenants for the same. To Gray's Specific Medicine. The allow* h » true copy. TRAM MARR JWGrrwt Bn* TRAM I foundry at Nashville was burned Wed­ cable through the aperture In the that end we have Issued a pamphlet giv­ ( Hknhv R. Bakxh. Seentary croquet works prepared for it. Either nesday night. Loss, 84,700; insurance, ing briefly an account of the surface ADVERTIBXD LKTTRM. , S 82,500. Several men are thrown out of the cable must be cut, or one side of the soil and products of the different towns letters addressed to the following perrons re­ building “busted.” As the latter would ’ employment. ' in the county, to which we attach the maining in the post ofilcv at Hnsting*. Barry be rather/^xpensive. Brother Dennis descriptions of your land. For xlistri- county, Michigan, Jan. IL l«<: Three gambling helis in Hastings! Jay Btaekmaii, A. L. Glblw, Kyinia Fuller, E. coldly and venomously “knifed” the bution they are sent to prospective set­ If this city were in Guttersnipe Gulch, cable, and ordered a new one. It is tlers in all parts of the union, that they letter, Lyman Jones; rarda, Andrew Hardy. Wyoming territory, it could hardly be a said that' he is not over-delighted;to Shop on Stale 8L. Opp. Court Houae. may see what real estate is in the mar­ Adam Hmlth, A. L Utter, Roy Utter. better field for the faro-banks. Cannot have reference made to his late feat 'in W. H. FOWKHM. F. M. ket, and make inquiries after the same. some organized effort lie made torrid the mechanical line, hence we say so We should be pleaski to receive any de­ the city of these pestiferous institution* ? Uttle about it. \ scription of real estate you may have to Our wish for the city this year is: the Wheat. White W ho it is that considers it his duty to sell or rent, to place upon our list. By new railroad, water works, telephone close attention and strict adherence to Cora, retail exchange, much improved streets, and dump > column or so of dirty slush the principles of real estate and insur ­ street temps. A good many things be­ from this city into the Nashville News ance business, we hope to merit your Especial Attention given to Veterinary Shoeside these we ought to have; but we will every week or so wc are unable to say. confidence to such a degree that the be very content with so much as have AU we wish to remark is that he has missed his occupation. He would make " Real Estate and Insurance Agency" of noted above. a prime swill-gatherer, if somebody Welton A. Crook may become known In accordance with an old-time cus­ were at hand to prevent his taking a for ite careful attention to the wants tom, which had for some years I»een a daily bath in the slops. His fondness and safety of ite patrons. Call at our Our Work Shown for lUdJ. sort of dead-letter, tbe county officers for filth would he a constant temptation, office ami get a pamphlet to send your banqueted the supervisors at the Hast- to take just such a bath, an it’s an open friends. The Hastings Banner. Robert Burns er’s cows mutt give very peculiar milk. Inside of each of several rolls of butter he bought of a certain farmer near here, he found scrape of ham, pork rinds, and pork fryings. Mr, E. invitee the granger to call and settle, or pay dam- G-ivenAway As a Special Inducment for Holiday Trade James Clarke, Esq., ITisoliei* Pianol i 1 45 1 Local News. S B O At the Old Reliable Star Clothing House, ■ 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. ! S WANTED I J^very Man in Barry County to understand that the best and cheapest place to buy Sap Buckets & Pans Evans dL Brook’s Leave your Orders now; Before the Rush. ’ Do not forget that, if you want anything in the line of Tin, Copper or Sheet-Iron ware, ours is the place "for ydu to go. Two Doors West of the Bank. BLACKSMITHS, Horseshoeing a Specialty. WttRir question as to which would be the more the city were remembered, and were contaminated by the swim, the Corres­ represented. The affair w«« pleuut In pondent referred to or the swiU. There •rery way. is enough trwispering in this city that Tiut iwdety, connerterl with the Em- would pan for news, in which all nnuiuel dninh will be entertained oo would be interested, without chronk leTbuniday afternoon of next week, by ingthe filthy teemings of a diseased Mn. T>. O. Bobiiuon aadtteladJee ereo imagination. We have no reference to “Hans,” who has always taken pains to elated with her, at the society room* in WELTON A CROOK. Frederick Lorakgeb—His ArFKARAVCE Here. -Seen*hing new in the amusement line will lie offered to our theatre-goers, at Union Hall, next Monday evening, Jan. 21. Mrs. Charles Granger, Mian Mattie Mlayten, Mias Laura Montrose, W. D. Fenton, J. L. t FACKARh. , ____ �I rapid modeling. [UtieaHemkL] _ M -­ Given the machinery, and the a ■Kilt'*! fasted and ArtSatle problem of mafth making is easily Caltare Can Oo—-taeeretn nd a aoived. With the aid of the apparatus Htndiawhich tbe Utica company baa two or 'AHn California.] J three men can turn out from 500 to Tlx? German Turn-vereiu baring or- .G00 gross of sulphur marches per day. After the machinery has been set in ■ ranged for a celebration in honor of motiop tbe first step is to place a block Lutber to take place last night, they in the splint machine. With each bod commissioned Marian Weils, the movement of the knife twenty-five sculptor, to prepare for them a large model of Luther, in planter, aa a sort of splints are cut and at the same time for and stuck between two slats in the belt eentre-pie<x‘ for their rooms. The model They are then carried by the movement was to be right feet high without a of the belt through the separator and pedestal. Mod people would imagine and overcomes klatufancy, UaosAApafa that to get up such a huge work would thence over heated pipes, to dry the ; tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, and take mouths of labor, but Marion Wells timber sufficiently to allow the dipping । Feverishness. It insures health and had a system of hia own for doing the mixture to penetrate. About fifty feet natural sleep, without morphine. job in a very few hours, and it was the from the starting point the belt posses goal fortune of The Alta reporter to under a couple of rollers, which pressed catch him at his rapid work yesterday it just enough to bring the ends of the - eaaarta la rawwll adapted to CBfidrcn that afternoon. Ab a foundafaan for the splints in contact with the melted stdwork a wooden frame mod in the phur, which is contained in a pan or Hall (tutorial 82 Foreland Arc, Brooklyn. ». T. centre of the studio. It waa a rough, vat and kept in a liquid state by the very rough, outline of n gigantic human heat from a small furnace sunk in tbe figure, sana arms, sans feet, sans head, floor underneath. A little farther oo CENTAUR LiRUWEWT—an absolute cur© for Bbeomaaana almost every attribute of human the belt is again depressed, and the tips c ism, Sprains' Burns, Galls, Arc. The moat Powerftil and Pene­ form. ' On a bench near by was a lump of the splmts are drawn through a trating Pit in-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. black mixture, which gives them the of modeling clay and a portrait of the celebrated utatue of Luther in the town finishing coat From this point the matches (they of Worms. have by this time attained that dignity) “Gness I’ll tackle the head and feet pass down the hall, still traveling as first" remarked Mr. Wells, and after hitherto, at the height of about a foot studying the portrait for a few minutes and a half from the floor. At a dis- •* he seized a spoou-like instrument with which be gouged out the reformer’s tanoe of 200 feet from tbe starting­ point the belt takes an upward turn, eyes, rounded off his cheek-bones, pared Paper staiwbo glass, and after ascending four or-fivp feet the sway his nose, and scooped from the matches begin their return trip. Pass­ soft clay all Lis featnr»«. 7 he work floors. manufacturer ing with the belt over the top of the was done rapidly, and in less than ten Mantels specialty. Representative of Tile. minutes there was a telling likeness to iron framework, at an elevation of WEST, DETROIT. about seven feet, they come back over the head in the photograph. - “Make a plaster cut of that head while I the splint machine, enter tbe room model the.hands and feet,” said Mr. I where tbe other machine is located, and Wells to hit assistant. This was soon I are there knocked out. As they fall done. Th< (head of plaster was fixed os i they are caught by a leather belt, the iop Of tjie wooden frame, tbe hands I which moves slowly and carries them ! were fastened on a couple of pieces of I to a table, where they are taken off by '• wood, which Were to do duty as the ' a boy, placed in trays made for the ^feCATALOG^ foundationsj and then Mr. Wells an­ ' purpose and taken to the packing-room. nounced his readiness to fix up tbe The belt completes a circuit once in figure. Taking an armful of common thirty minutes, and during the interval 1854.-1884 excelsior ebhir stuffing from a bale which several thousand matches are finished. lay on tlie floor, Mr. Wells placed it The match produced is superior in around the .sticks which did duty for I quality, and will light readily on being lieing I legs, and byimeans of strips of muslin; f drawn across the window glass. This - -----------------11 | Wound around much in the same style I is claimed io.be to be a crucial test, and in- |, that- tbe Greek brigands are supposed ferior ones esn not be ignited in this I to wind ribbons around <1 their legs, ho he | manner. Can pfaUwly ba cured by uatar !>B. P. HALL*!* CA"I .tit UH RKMEIlT. understandings, built up pretty fair understandings. (jf, arriving at the packing-room the i • Them he tilled out the body in the same | notches are placed in small ‘ paper xxly way. and all was ready for the plaster j boxes. 100 in a box. The small pack­ drapery. | ages are then packed in pasteboard | d'joad hr Catarrhal dlaaaw. 11 First came the shirt, for Luther was boxes containing one-sixteenth or one- | to be n fully-dressed figure. This shirt eighth gross, might have done duty as a priestly I penance, but it was anything .in the world except the kind skirt that a ! first-rate German reformer is supposed to wear. It was simply a piece of cently delivered a lecturf before what 1 coarse burlap which for some time had ( called the Five Academies, in which beep soaking in the tub. , Taking a । jie enunciates on epoch-making idea. ' bowl half full of water. Mr. Wells He insisted that tlie maritime high ways ' rapidly mixed in a lot of fine plaster of ghould no longer be subjected to the Pari* ftutfl it assumed the consistency Tirissitudas of the active politics of govof a tiiir.k paste. Into this he plunged , ernments. Seas, straip, bosphoruses, , the shirt, and. when the plaster was I maritime canals must lie freely qian FOR AIX CLIMATM, ALL BOILN, ALL CROPH^ thickly coated all over the wet, clinging j times, irreapectivc of all interna- 1 " CASTOR IA Infants Children. Uw: M. <UUd SKd •erfbed as ; math wsst irrw. Slate of Mfc-ti«*ii | bated December tXb, A. D SKL cHOLirr c. brack. beta- Kwrutar of ihr last wiH Btid ««<»- WM. WRIGHT, Fresco Painter and Interior Decorator. iBBTfaSRS CATARRHSHE.Am $IBLEY’S<^EEDS Ir to hia satisfaction he scraped up the plaster remaining in the tub and pro- 8! ...o would be an entering wedge to put a ’ stop to international wars, *top wars. WTI884 CATALOGUE FREE^ mnfuoL HIRAM SIBLEY * CO. Rochetter, H.Y DAHOMASECLECTRIG ML c ' ' \ J Cures Rheumatism, Lum­ ' bago, Lame Back, Sprains and \ Bruises, Asthma, Catarrh, \ Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Chicago, III I**" “* tor th- tetatft 'Atal p htuubrr NIKKril Circuit Gfart Cnafail—fur r r in awl 1», Mb* f H. CO RBI X. Boilcttor for Oitaplainant JOHX (ar’, r I' ' Of Cr» -nvtLcm^^ I ILUr-ci State of Michigan. County of Barr? Al a aa—inc of tbe l*rv!uu<- C< Stair «rf Michigan. Fifth Judieta) Circuit -In Hnn*nd e irht LuodrM and rfahtv ihr • ■ ' 1 utitoS? M. Hull. Horace H. Hull, nixabrtti FrrafaL Cl fa Blif Muitli. Judst of Frol» Match. Clrmratlne TnMas. CaHrta VaaMcktan. ’ IUchard Powell. Viola Powell and Albert Woodj ituunre th* Hire--laid by tbrir nrut friend. Inaac aUcctag that duly aiftbra I’owtU -conii-ialnanta • ■t will and tevtatwiit -a Kydiwv F. Hall. Jaiie*Hull, DanW Holl. RiehI arc Hull. Orio Hall. Prlwllia TrowbrWae and j------- Hull, an Infant wixw ehrMian name 1» Ytefc. aau nraying that »^i. unknown, and (^orge J. Coi. defendant*. suit pending in thcCtmitt ('rmrt for the evmnty roTJ «dsaid wll lx-'allow rd. filed, Atal nwl.c 1 of liarrv -In riMux-rn - nt ilasungp nu tbe -.'1st I , dav ot Sevrrnher. A. D. isax I fn this came ft apireartng that defendant* Jarre Hull and--------- Hull.asTufant wbmrehria- 1 -— —, „ . ----- ... _. tian uaure te unknown, are not retadenta of thl* f emnou. be assigned for the hr inng of male, but retadr in the stair ot Kansas. There- petition, and that tire heir* at la« <d '-. a dr fore, on motion at Npiith A < ulcrovr tire *otl< l ecawd. and all otirer perancs tolerralrd in *a)d tor* fur cm ptainanta. it is ordnvd that friend- , • *Lar. *re mjulr- d to appear at a -re-ure.: n, < anta Jane Hull and----- Hull, whose ebrtatiaa «a»d couC. then to be hnMm at the Prirfiatr I uanre i» unknown, riitrr their appearanrr tn 1 in the rin at Harthtr*. in *>i<i n>ur.:> and *bow raunr. i! ain then- Ire. why Ub pmy«i of tl.- petitioner should not ire granted. And It l« further ordered that sabi prlitiuMr lire conudulnar.t> eause this order to be pubiiabe give notice to the persons lutrnrewd in Cu4 , in the ll veriw.* Hinvri. said publication | ratal*, at the pendency at saM pctituHi, unl the I Ire cuntlnoed -oncc.tn each week be si* week* I hMtrtng thereof to cawnr a co^- uf Lki* order ■■jccrssuKl. te be pttoUBhed fa the Bastings Ba^mu:. a FRANK A. HOOKER. nrwwpapM- printed and circulated ir said county ClreuR JodfaR. of Barry, once in each week for three surarwb SMITH A (tlUlBOVE. week* prevkKL* to said dav of bearit.g Solicitor* for < omplainanta. tlKMENT SM’ill iAttest. CHARLES M. MACK. , Wegtatrr J7 W. Couctvm KI.. Itrtndt. Mich.. Attorneys In PATENTS K^’useT>d ’fwjplmpb let. free y, . , —. , _■ , nTCrallOr WlDuOV ullSuC ulSEIIS. OAUU1IMU1 n UlUUW WUUUU UXUUjm. ; : Suu Of Slrhlnn. ।««, u. uwwitmx, vwspmiiMMi. • ' IUchtrd Doyle, EUxabcth Bentley, Annie IticiLie ; JeTTT lH)yU_ Uw ot 1>wb, court U tbe abort entitled cause. VmsI lor holding Window Blind RbadM without rulisn, |dn« <»r cunto Haves blind*, motrey and jiaticncr IxmiIu orderly and neat. Is durable and rb*uu>. Brtallcd by al) dralmi, Ordrrv from the trad*? M>h< lb-d. Ag»nU wanted. Hamplr Uiade. 5 rta Clash with tamrl. to etv Agrnl" circular*. S ets. Eureka Cinder Sifter and[ Nov rttyCo..«»<lraiMhttlwAvr.. DrlrolL Mention thf* (taper. X State o( ihebigan.Tn tire Circuit Own ter t'>uunty of Rdrry -tn Chancer*. Arthur Fisher.nmifdaiaant. Jennie Armstrong. Hattie MeJ1toc> ir -. Ka|r Eubrr JuHa Flwbrr. anta. Upon due proof bv aSdarU that Jedni- Ann •troog. Hattie Mdlvain. Krank Haber and Julia rent Frank fT»Imt. who rr-dde* iu th<- Mai-- ot Wlaconaln. And mi taction af Smith A< ... •bUcitom for rnDinlaiitaat. It l» ordrtyd tint tb* nald defrndanta m appearand an»«rr the bill cf complaint Sled In tbe nald coibw. within f<«r urautta frutnSbc date ot thb order. cl*e tbe wd MB of complaint »hnll i»e taken a* roeife»*«-d And lutthrv, that this order be |>ui>!i«brd *1tb In twenty day* from thh date, tn the Itaethn:' Bakxkm. a Bewaputwr printed In Ibenld roun*, t»unw aim Jirnuiaea nerenwi in a* and authorised U> be sold therein. a» Mlchitan. desert>*d aa follow... to wit: Tho Diphtheria, Bums, Frost Bites, Tooth, Ear, and Head­ ache, and all pains and aches. j Uon. b<>« ever, shall not bt-aecessurj in caw­ cony of thia order lw mtvmI oo lire Mid defni. I anti, irerwxudb. at >«*M t»rnty day* betaxv t tiure brrrtn prvscrilsxl ter their sppearun. r I ItaU-tl this 17th dav ot Itaewnbrr, A. D. I*. FRANK A. HDUKER Circuit Jud?'I SMITH A IXHXiKOVE. isolicttnr* tor ComplMltuurt A.™r«w .^ai[i ki M ma, k keienu r one hundred and thirty nine Ml, OH. WIM 4 CO. U«Um. M». Mr. Molloy’s book, “Courtship Below ' Stairs; The .t History of — England X”— ’ or, ~~~ ------ •» r: e-—-FOSTER, MILBURN A CO., Prep rs. Under. the Last Georges, has made. a , BUFFALO. X. T, V. a ®«J»sation rensahou And ite ita large Urge sale *.le may be ta ^ e . n a ’ . B P ro ’ ^ Mr. Bradlaugh uk™ r,o jf Bredlnowh s■ as —­ wlflori. “ ID 1* »"* an* lhat lh« t»«l*»hreP"bbc la P"bbe 1. aure inre j y eorang, corang. It bn Ml one «““hUnt llunkwg■ and inrrwh^^5'U* tb« that he haa r . ... ... ™.ult ", houK. of T:----- 77------------- tb.i-------. Hanorer. tetetteraea. P«"ierenL panderenx debauhMa. debauchee, *nd *•« co« England and all ■aimCSMnAgrn are relieved by taking „ m™. hias “ 1been spent on its WRIGHTS INDIAM VEGETABLE PILLS i public aehoola schools since nubltc utnee the death of Queen raCy ▼agvtakb: Bi Qitptag. Mm ■<. AS Bngstau i Anne. : ncro.nl. AGENTSS- rauw*- ” • itmaLaaa Circuit court Commienioofcr in and for Bai county, Mich. Cha«.- H. Bauer, Solicitor for Complainant. Reflectiig Saiery Lamp —•---- :---------------------- HEADache IM-ImH havins been tnadr in tbe cooditk>a> <*» a eertata nrartaans iw hereby the |tuwcr then. •« rautalMd to aril nai br<-«cne operative- rxrcu led by Oartm H Rti-wart Do Mr*. H. M Norn- _9?n..b? **d la vrcry family. <M*-> «D0 YOU WANT> thereof, with tbe prtvlleae of naying in three year*, with taterral payable anutv.lh at the ndcf eight per rent per aanuniaod rlrercraft »r exprenely agreed in uaM morUngv. that »bow<> aay deteuMbe nMle In paymret of said toter»*‘ ORSELlJ TUTTS PILLS WOMHWf the Muue remain unpaid and In arreare 'tor Uj1 •pore cd thirty days, then aad from tbcaceforth 1 an DAILY.and• WEELKY • MAIL TORPID BOWELS, »>waUy -<ADUERTI8EMENTSk ' • TWK WEVALl BlfLSrrwM, | kwvtac ■aglrateB IX the ylacr fur b-.h'<W crarty ef Bam - tfir UxU M4a saM Oren--- uml hereto, at devrDwM m th# b. In tag nt futioww «tr sQ i ‘ t-airt*- «'•“ .7-hst ■ • OnnH*«“ J^tt^FS'PATENTS write to dr call ujmti Tboa. H. itpracw* a Mon. [Chicago Tribune.] The North Gcrm.ai Gazette .{uotat. Borne official Italian statistics to shou minutes the large drapery waa quite i that, despite the lamentations of the dry, and stood out in bold relief just i Liberals as to the formidable dimen­ like a cast of solid plaster. The next ’ sions of the emigration from Germany, the empire in reality is better off in this most <Mother simply done by nailing them to Luther’s respect than moat other European side. ^More drapery waa prepared for states, states, in proportion to ita its population, i sleeves and plastered over the arms. A Taking the " figure “ * ’ of* population at‘ 100,­ large, plnster-coated pasteboard model 000, No Norway, within the last fire years, ■ U1MIB WM J/.AOCU LU the Uie UBUUB hands OI of sent away the highest number of emi Bomels great endmy, danbs of plaster grants—vis., 968, Sweden 615, Great were stuck on here and then-, and in Britain 587, Denmark S17, Portugal less than four hours from the time that 290, Switzerland 252, Germany (seventh the shirt waa first put in soak there on the list) 251, Italy 148, Austria 40, stood in the middle of Marion Wells' and France 10. From these figures it studio an almost perfect plaster copy is also deduced that the maximum of of the great Worms statue of Martin emigration in each of tliebe countries Luther. was generally attained in the same year. Slate of MlrLigaii, Fifth Judicial Circuit.—In I U>M igr^SEED.t tion<j conflict. He said that the con- I struction of the Suez canal and the eventual construction of the Panama1 CMU*1 have effected the introduction of ‘ a new principle, wiiich is more impor- ’ t&nt even than the execution of the | works—namely, a vast association of capital of the world .which conduced to the solidarity of the interests of i nations. What a chance is here for our Ameri- I can government. Whv should not this great peaceful republic call a meeting of all nations to oct upon the subject of canals and cables ? These ought to be ' owned and controlled by international commissions in which every commercial nation should have a representative. War ships or armies should 1-e kept away from international canals, and . should not be allowed to vex tbe oom- J merce of the world. The cables should | not be owned by private persons any . more tlian the telegraplis on the land/ ‘ but should be put in the control of all । the nations of the earth in the interests j of international commerce. These steps ! NaaaaH Hrttetoell. <l*rt <'farad. EdowMMi era aaA Fro4 Cfara4. Mwtd Cound. Fram-i, m4»-. .Coarad, Laaos(farad, nia Oponwl aura Arv trelta l oarad arxt Frank Kurror ( annul. <Hr»4 anta. ’ By virtfa at a toerre of tire shove nrataiura coart to tbe above raUtird raure . trexnii* 4«* iw. zSzLrlttirV« • lor Huie Kxermor. Battie <Trrk. Michigan. Imported and Domestic Wall Hangings, i inlaid wood Designer and of art furniture a tbe Low Art ' • ♦ 34 FpRT ST. apology for a garment, was trapped . around Luther s burly torso. The I curves were all natural and graceful, ., but in leas than five minutes the plafaer bod sei bard, and the old piece of burlap was transformed into the appearance ° off. ^^ a solid lid plaster garment. : Wi and hard, । ” en the shirt was- -quite a- dry -a* Mr. Wells placed some drapery around ( the legs—soaked in plaster the same aa i the shirt i “By Jingo!” aaid Mr. Wells, as /Ijb stepped back to contemplate his work, I “I came near sending, L nt her out into i the world like John P. Irish, without a collar and necktie. Here, John, give me that knife and a piece of burlap." j From this he cut out a broad band, ‘ which was soaked in plaster, and, when I placed around Luther’s neck, made a . splendid collar. A neckbow of burlap, also plastered, was added, and then i Luther appeared like a well-to-do mer­ chant half through with his morning toilet Luther always wore a gown, I and so Mr. Wdls had to procure a I gown for hi» statue J A(|iiept» of burlap ‘ two yards square, with Ii twt/large holes for the arms, was first; soaked and then plunged into a huge tub full of freahlymixed plaster of Paris. Mr. Welle and his assistant worked like beavers, rub­ bing the burlap with tl>e stuff, for it hardens very quickly, and if it became j dry> wiviv before their juu job was done, rimri either ,, vm w nn uuuc, Luther would have no gown or tber thev would Jiave •. Jure to prepare fircp»re a • fresh Ireeh one. A, won won m m thebur!^> vm well coated, Aa the burlra wm well coated, the two aralptor. -nilpton. mo nwnnlod mlod the th. .tage^ and with a dexlerou. cwt threw it and with a dexterous caat threw it ( arorad The | around the the figure figure ingraoeful tn graceful fold.. folds. The frat effect was wa. fairly fair)/good, but did did not not I first'effect good, but nloaee Mr. Well., ploase Well.. iho, 41.‘ with lightning tightninw I ngidilr. Hew Mound the Ugurii pinching a little hole rad tilling oui a bit there. When the draper; was arranged Tire Circu'i! t’^n f.r!fcr "THE MAIL," Tomrta. c.mdi. " "' aaatn arrears altbocah have elapsed Mnoe lire » and the mH nwrtpcy*; . ■ U* ^S!J7n’Srt3SUf; live hundred and iny dollar*, with all ar —- --------- "Bbsduecnd pen > therefore, then- I* PA PWW./I?*” ,U-*- VC April«. TEN THOUSAND and thirty. M M* th.urr,lb,,M, dluina In [ExchaDKr.] They say that at » prayer meeting ie. His familiar face wan known all over New York, and whenever his plain Westfield, Maae., the other night, a good carry-all appeared, it waa immadtatriy brother rose and said he “wanted to recogidzed, let it be in Fifth avenue, iu hear sung that beautiful hymn, 'Spilt Broadway, or in the poorest stress of Doors.”’ Every one looked at every­ body else in perplexity a moment, and tba city. Whether it was an Irishman driving hia loaded cart, or a fine car­ then a quick witted sister struck up riage, everybody yielded Mr. Cooper “Gstes Ajar," which was what the good the ’‘right at way.” Buch homage as< brother wanted. <4 that < tnuweor to ratal cc BBS 3 HAIR DYE. LADIES! ... rot Hi ( MX tbe < � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-01-25.pdf f7edeaaa70b941803a6533a65e95b723 PDF Text Text Hastings; mich., January 25,1884. VOL. XXVIII. NO. 40. WHOLE NO. 1488. FOR THOSE WHO FAIL. Prices Down! Down! de udder fokes leF out. [Joaquin Miller.] ■ubHrae; Goods Sold According to the Times, The clergymen of Indianapolis have resolved that funerals shall be private: that there should be no public exhibi­ tions of deceased people, and that mininters ^ould not be required to attend far north. Th. otter day .A4-TMr-old girl ttma Oh, great is the hero who wins s name, Bat greater many and many a time Borne pak-faced fellow who dies in shams And lets God tlnish the thought sublime. vm A War* tn the Tadertakw. [St. Pau! Pioneer Press.] ' Yet the undertaker and his assistants bahara lheni»*lvea.' And this i. hot mnrely tebit, tat M­ ural adaptation; ths undertaker naacitur non fit and his birthright is a dis­ tinctiveness that cannot b® mistaken. INDIANS AT COLLEGE He is of a medium height, slightly bent Abraham r DtfeeslUes thnt Ml«ht Arise in the shoulders as befits a man who bears the burden of the world's griefs, inclined to pallor, perhaps, but with a [Pack** Ban.) The Indian who goes to a college will countenance expressive of good diges­ (CMrep find it hard, after the life he baa led, to tion, well-dreesed in dull' oolars,aud' ‘Sponging drinks is an old chapter adopt the ways of civilized college stu­ stepping noiseless as a ghost. He > dents and becqjne hazers, who practice never young and seldom old; the latter cruelty on - lioys who are physically •a the sextan’s characteristic. He is a able establishment on the west aide: weak. You take a plain, uuvnrhished connoisseur in dress, and knows io per­ Indian boy, put on his head a visorloss fection the proper tie and the fit of college cap, a collar four inches high, a sable gloves. Yet. though following a tight coat, cut off too short at the lower business seemingly eo depressing and invented it ought to have a leather end, a pair of punts that he would have hardening, he yi at heart kind and ten­ medal. The trick is, played on retail der to a thought If he seems rude dealers during the day and on barkeepto put French chalk inside of, to his legs in, and long tooth-pick shoes • and unthinking, it should lie remem­ with yellow topi, and give him a cane, bered that custom and philoeojihy have and teach him to say, “Ah. by Jove, combined to teach him that he' dcal« yon know,” and he would be a onlv with the useless human chy. bottle of dark green glass and aak for a To funeral etiquette he pays a ready quart of ‘the beat.* After the bottle is picture that would cause his tribo to weep. Bii^poso the father and deference, but it is to the saddened filled he’ll exclaim: *By Jove! Pre mother of the Indian studept, thus at­ family, not to the inanimate form. His tired, should give’ the muskrate that business is strictly burinesa, and hu they trap, a holiday, and go to the col­ never forgets it He prepares the' enough to believe him the soaker lege to visit their son. and should find corpse for burial and solemnly conducts will coolly walk out, never te re­ him aa dweribed. and he should put his turn. But even if the liquid is eye-glass into his eye and say, “Ah, gov­ poured- back into the demijohn the ernor, glad to see you, you know; and is called to the house of the grief- soaker will still have left enough of the madame, I am yours truly,” the aged stricken family, where he deftly and ardent to make two good-sized smiles. rat trapper would pull his gun and if perfectly manages all arrangements, You see, these fellows keep a fine aoft he could get two of them in range he provides the carriages and often the sponge on band which, if dry, can be would shoot them, though he would J clergyman, preserves the reckless Jehus rolled so thin that they can put it ipto hesitate io waste a charge of powder on | in sober decency, conducts the funeral any kind’ of bottle they may pick up. a single one, while the squaw mother to the grave and gives character to the As* soon as the liquid fills the bottle would wrap her blanket arouad her form i ceremonies. If he does not ariere, he it also fills the sponge, and the latter and go and lean against a fence and be j appreciates the sorrows of others and expands according to its size. Of course sick. The Indian would have too much insures it fitting respect and indulgence. the soaker will look disappointed if we । scuse, uncultured though he might be, Or perhaps the remains are to be pour the whisky out again, but then < to be proud of such an outfit as a ron. shipped to waiting friends abroad; he* that disappointment is only one of the ।■ j and instead of blessing the-day that his oversees details, procures the passage 'outfits of the triek. He’ll take hfa bot­ । ; sou decided to become civilized, he and attends to the embarkation, making tle, walk out, and smash it carefully on even the proverbial baggage-smasher the next curb, picking up the wedl1 would curse it. If it is deemed advisable to educate yield to his solemn mein the while. । soaked sponge and sack it dry. I tell the Indian boys, let us commence pt tire Give him credit for his skill and kind- !I you there’s method in that." right place, the country school, and ness. Italy Waats tke BailreaA. when the Indian has learned, enough to | [tit. Louis Globe Democrat.) be able to transact borines, let him go [Peril Cor. Globe-DetnocraL] .' j ’ As a military power Italy now sUndfa .* into some business that he can do, and There is something peculiarly indi­ of Germany and Fzanoe.. if lie has got it in him to become a man, vidual about French faudserfpe that , almost —abreast ----­ Is of industry her progress has i he will have encouragement from all quite distinguishes it from any other I |1 r •* tfae arts r, but it is none the less sure. । decent people, but if we start him in a have had the pleasure of viewing. In : college, where half the boys go because passing through Bootland I could see , A' good illustration of the change of peninsula, since j all the other places to get rid of them that the hilly portions/of the eastern | , art in - the Italian _ --’-^5 —the T dawnad.iaaf; are closed, the Indian will come out a .Ute, might with a few modifftwlmM ;bI, j big-headed piece of uselessness, and >nt the same appearance^- ] ~ " ~ ' when he' gets ont there will be no place with bte«M hutote ot Virpni. t.noM, I **» ProPOM?„ * lln* .nd meteo-. .nd woodlMtd lirtwren Bom. .nd Nsplro i. 4oteM>»»cloute ot .11 ntonm, .lump, and under- doned ' “after “all. The - report has “ pro­ him a living. brush. In the'southern portion of duced a bad impression in the former England I could see one of oar western city, where it is declared that “Signor prairies out up into small portions, [Courier-Journal Paris Letter.] France learned a lesson from the l«at highly cultivated, and the American wariand J am told that she has since frame house turned to stope; in other proplfeed herself so well for any emer­ words, it may bo considered to repre­ stirred up than in Rome, for they have gency* that. in twenty-four hours she sent our own land many centuries built great hopes on the projected lino, \. could equip and have ready for imme­ hence. But as soon as we reach France we feel which wouldubring Rome within five diate action 1,200,000 men. I hours of Naples, and to some extent Every man is a soldier until the age that we are in a strange but friendly ' make the southern city the seaport of of 40, serving five yean from the ages land, inhabited by an entirely different ’ the northern. The prime minister paid race of men. Just wherein the differ ­ of 20 to 21. After that every two years a visit to Naples the other day, and he must give twenty-eight days’ service ence lies one can scarcely tell—an found the town papered with huge cir­ artist’s brush would seem Inadequate to the nation, no matter where he may cus posters that stared him in the face be. ' Each man is provided in time of ' to the task. A brighter green would with such inscriptions as this, pur­ peace with a uniform, and he knows to be needed for the grass and foliage, posely put up for his benefit: “No mere what division and company he belongs, a clearer sky must needs be painted, mystification; prompt construction of even the place of rendezvous, so that and if possible a more brilliant sunshine the air-line between Rome and Naples, if there were a general call to anna than in home landscapes. Then'a som­ and don’t you forget it!” The difthere would be no confusion. He bre grayish color would come in play would simply doc his military ritire to portray the queer-shaped mortsr and t>e ready to defend his country— houses ends dark brick color for the struct neat and costly public works at to defend her with all his might and lines of the roof. The view would need the word of command, :aa the Russian will, for if there is a feeling in the to be cut up in small portions, now by emperor laid oat the railway between Frenchman’s heart, stronger than all green hedges, now by more forbidding 8t. Petersburg and Naples, by drawing walls. The whole must have a “made* thereat it fa “1’amour de la patrie”— a straight line with a ruler beiwem to them the sweetest and most meaning look, with scarcely any trace of nature’s waywardness, as if century upon cen­ words in the language. tury generations of men had occupied But the man who talk and yet still fl^hw on, La, be u the twin-born brother of mine. Qvercoats worth $3.00 for $2.25. Overcoats worth $7.00 for $5.00 Overcoats worth 10.00 for $7.00. Overcoats worth $15.00 for <12.00. Men’s Suits worth $7.50 for $5.00. Men’s Suits worth $10 for $7.5b Shirts and Drawers from 25c to 50c. Men’s Suite worth $15.00 for $12.00. Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs in Large Quantities. Dry Goods are Lower than Ever. Silks in Black for 75c,-. 90c, $1.00 and $1.25. Black and Colored Cash m nras from 40c to 75c. A largcAassoftmcnt of Underwear, Flannels. Cottons, etc., which v?e idose out at reduced prices, and lower than any store in the count}’. Call and Examine My Goods Before Purchasing The best fitting Corset in the world ; Try It! I. S. SM1TH & CO The Detroit Jewelers, WANTED! Every Man in Barry Count)- to understand * • * * - ' that the best and cheapest place to buy Sap Buckets & Pans, ----- 18 ,\T----- HASTINGS, MICH. Leave your Orders now; Before the Rush. Do not forget that, if you want anything in the line of Tin, Copper or Sheet-Iron ware, ours is the place for you to go. - [Burtlnitoo (Vt) Free Ptms.] Two Doors West of the Bank. JEFTERL “Gen’lmen, Pm reformed,” aaid-Dkve O'Brien, tttB fcigedian, as he staggered into Hawley’s saloon yesterday after­ noon. “Had ter r’form "norder to man­ age m’ business, m’ new theatre in Wes’ Coventbn. Lemme use yer tel’phone?" “Certainly," was the reply. ’ Pir-r-r-r went the. belt . “H’lo, ; s’obange, ’nect me with Moerltuu’sbrew{ err. Don* know me? I’m Dave O'Brien, the tragedian and manager AVENUE Announcement « 1 i «t i« * . • •» As the building \yhich we occupy at present! .Wh7»•»»' «dly to on.. to be torn down within three months to give; i 111 occupy , ’COM I WMl t,. THE DETROIT W ILL OPEN JANUAKX 7th. 1MM. %.°£S£ Im Is unumtally pitwant, very complete hi lu ndapiat idu tn the needs of the school, sad affords aeoominoriaUons for nn Inrreaned uuwdxT, both ot day awl resident »«pU». PmiUs euterinf s win be claMlftvd as advunta«v<xwly as ar the Ktantmt dtthe Hrbuol year. Sow through a lol phone no n~J IhXn nf Theyll b. . Jln.nn. A SCHOOL OF MU$IC. us, but if you would save money in the pur­ BROOKS & COOK Marms’ wbloll h. WMt in . renioM, dni.roii.te m rere fX; I‘“’n‘fnn. Onre Mrotecl iTlw.lknd Ko4bi.hMdMawM.Mm.Md J E. ta jinoghte.iwriM.bMtMg.w.W m bvstanderi freed him While the bast- ” a \ v7 “J heT enthn* ;did not notice thnt b« hu.bate ® Pr**T™' ,lo» “P* P-r'-oUy htd on I U_ ing, tough nhytejn.. On emerging, ho a, remarked Inal ho had doterenued to o, wait until the fellow got . H That’s jes' the way with wimmin. My , when he meant to pummel him once ilMaorote. MauUly.) wife mw the widder Goostree afore 11 for all—just like ids usual notions of i married her, an* the first time I ever ■ proceeding. He was courage 1 although of great durability in lb* i went to see her blame ef she didn’t fling though he never sought difficulties. a skillet over the fence at me. The next j i aalrea, art apuo aach otter io tteir mntime she flung a churn-dasher, and the tBal deatrwtion. Experimmta vith next, time she flung a chip. Then she tuck up a han’fnl o’ leaves an’ flung’em, an* bless yer, the next time she invited niort plaato iu high latitude, produce me in to sop sorghum 'lasses. Oh, us ■ larger .nd teerier wed then in region, separation the nearer tb« .qn.tor-ar. affect which be timbers remain men is a power in the Ian'. Mctitee to the prokagte inffuMe d long period. We know times are hard, and tax times upon, chase of groceries, call on us. Dec. 20, 1883. long list of those things An intimal. (n.nijrom Loyhood ol j a prr^..u, Edgar Allu Poe roy, he newer row him claimed: “Bntuiare wi »»*e in hie lite. A. a boy and rrmng I wrliich did me more good I . ..------ ,___________ boy way to a new brick, we hereby announce that;»ran^ •rr- *'■“ kom; »« m., i i t co tnve some way to make ole rye .simply ask the public to call and get prices.. Home ahd Day School . would seem to date back way into pre­ her return was describing to her hus­ band the chief features of metropolitan historic times. life which had impressed tbsnmlvw ■ bomanatnre. ' we shall sell groceries at reduced prices: and । Of [Arkansaw Traveler.) De man whut tries ter 'suedhe ain't workin’ fur hisae’f is eider afoot �— Die Hastings -----------Banner, 1 iiv 1 .------MARSHALL L. COOK, Editor. — ne ws sobmam . ] OtoM J a-d to h purchased ’ p^p^ty * Port to the amount of -914,000,** heroism of Lieutenant Rhodes th* final wreck of the steamship City of Coldmbus prompted the Boston Port to start a testimonial and solicit sabscriptions. Albert L. Walters, a well-educnted young man, whose father is Sheriff st Somerset. Pennsylvania, has been jail­ ed to Chicago for forging telegrams to A brakeman »t_Rockport, obtain money from friends of his fami­ • • 21* —3*y ohJbL allowed a ' aetu, late Saturday i ly* toilSSh________ ___ _ _ oronu aiauio oi the uio late raio Oliver rai.cr for a. yoon* woman to ren A bronxe statue of P. ; a Morton, over el«ht frat In height, for ger orach. « • “ ““ __ _ __ _________________ ~ i dar catod. She dlad In Ura car. ouixd^rar triramod Iral lor Um w.Uwhich $’12,500 was raised by ___________ popular .‘ing fromTw.cklM d<rae o< morto raZim ■1 te-do trabg. I •* adkad to anagram a subscription, was formerly unveiled uair ol moiesxm irouwii »• ww w*4 • “ j/uiuv. *-'**", -•— ~rw ttz: I at Indianapolis, Tuesday, Lard.'lined with wtl downy malarial I grandson drawing the edrd. eded. i ga[«t vananan. oi x. • h.. idrtra. ixxrd? lined with I Three highwaymen of Burlington, .. is maintained from end to end, Three highwaymen, of B I ] ------- - v ----I top rjul of a fence, and I big head downward. — I “W* done lor when stitched by the sewing-machine, and 1 Tl- —Ml~'*Un what do you think the middleman or w" ai^r,oV'lclSS“,Kw I Jsy Gould u to oonrempUte ra- sweater can offer for the lining, stitch­ Y^ork was dedicated' Wednesday, Pro- ' other exhibition of the ing, buttoning, and button-holing of .fM^SSScSl^lerdiirerli'fi to. bng.ttn box w jll.y this nice, smart pair of mdsakin trous- The grand jury of Essex county, New Jeraey, recommend the use ot the WjrtwWA.hwhipping-post for wife-beatera. When the noble southern rh|valrj-- . About half the business portion of arm themselves with shot guns and go t~ /Clio,Michigan, was burned early Mon­ out bn a “nigger-killing” expedition, day morning, causing a loss of 140,000. John Martin a native of Ireland, died .aid the northern press make reference Tuesday at Alton, Illinois, at the age to these outrage*, the latter are aoru.Hed of 102 years. Ills wife Is M and his df “waving the blobdy shirt” Bi this eldest son 70. William B. Allison was unanimously tarims,democrats hope to shut the eyes re-nominated for senator at the repubof the people to the shamelctM outrages lican caucus in Des Moines, and is ou upon citizenship, the shamless disregard his way back to Washington. The Canadian parliament will be for life and property these bloody hand­ to authorize a railway tunnel ed IT. F. Vs.” manifest. In five south­ asked under tlie St. Clair river from Sarnia ern states. within the past three months, to Port Huron. Ralph Bellow, who fell dead In St. more than a score of blacks have been murdered Ijecjiuse they obstinately vot­ Louie, bequeathed *80.000 to educendmmrtmg large divukn.,.f ,,rotu tional and- charitable institutions to ed for republicans. Thousands* were tin. arm haa .bout «HO0,lXXI or w ' that city. kept from the polls to November last tie. belonging io ft. B. H. Alban, for twenty years regis­ wholly because of this terrorism. And ter of the federal land office at Wausau, •ed. Gm. Gram', gaillira ud.Ua yet the noble southern chivalry do not Wisconsin, has been removed without ^prtv^i.MUhrrea. N.w Tgd • notice. want the north to note these things; Daniel Morris, an aged Mormon with they want to be left utyne to their “nig­ three wives, hanged himselt in a shed m son, buying and celling certifiger killing;” so if you speak of these1 immediately after reading the message 1 day. aad earn tenpnoe thonby. , fitted out with a receiver. Massachusetts, has been arrested for The trade baa poaitiroly lowered th. outrages, just bear in mind that you of Governor Murray. Nine powder mills at Scranton, Pa., Search is being made in Philadelphia j firing the Forster grammar school last are “waving the bloody shirt,” which is exploded Thursday evening. One an infant orphan who has fallen Saturday forenoon, endangering the a terrible offense- much worse than man is known to have been killed, and for heir to an estate in Virginia valued at lives of several hundred pupils. She is IMfllkliy me l»y any person de-insr the pecuniary loss is very heavy. ' $M,000. The babe was given away by only 14 years of age. and was once “nigger killing." ( their own throats. The pries for a John H. Trowbridge A Son, flour­ a penniless mother, who had eloped nearly burned to death, deatii. since which pair of moleskin trousers used to be to do bnstoflM m the exchange. Mr They had a "mass convention" of dealers of Albany, have been forced to with a drummertime she has had a mania for incendia- twopence halfpenny, but one day home' Ward baa • fine villa at Kun.fu-d greenbackers from all parts of the state the wall bv the suspension of Coleman Conn., and there made the tcquumUnot Certain business men of Atchison, i ry work. wretched,, poverty-stricken seamstress of (ten. Grant's son, which led tm at Newaygo the other day. Fifty of & Co., of New Y orr. Kansas, held a meeting Thursday to , 'Edward ““ Tappan, who wra arrested For hia oonuaction with the father fie A large hotel at Suwannee Sulphur protest against the prosecution of Uq- on Long Island for connection with the went to the sweater and said; ’em "massed." The meeting was to Springs, Florida, valued .at >96,000, was Townsend outrages, has made a detail­ God’s sake, times are so bad that if you give the state’s hired man, Mr. Begole, destroyed by fire, Thursday, the guests uor-dealera. General B. F/ String­ ed confession of the murder of Mra. promise to give me a lot to do I will do fellow denounced the law hr violent Msybee and her daughter by his broth­ them for 2] pence a pair." From that a grand send-off for governor. It was losing all their baggage. terms. J. B. Hutchinson, of Chicago, pur­ a grand starter and no mistake. -A res­ James Egan, formerly speaker of the er and himself. The former deliberate­ moment the price of moleskin trousers chased at Louisville the mare Nellie assembly of New Jer*cy, has been fin­ ly choked them to death in the stable; went down hi the sweating market •oiling to the region job lota of flour left olution uhquallfidely endorsing Begole's Hooker and the fast gelding Chance over at the produce exchange ed 9600 and sentenced to hard labor to then the bouse was searched and plun­ Lawn-texinis aprons! Well, the young Mr. Ward, as I have intimated, is the administration was presented to the fancy prices. the penitentiary for one month, for an dered. ladies look very smart in them at sum­ •«■ <rf the Bov. Dr. Ward. Presbyterian In the federal court at New York, attempt to bribe Assemblyman Armit­ By the explosion of a boiler in the “masses” present It was not well mer time, and they are associated with minister at Geneoco, N. Y., who ni •hoi factory of E. Y. A K. Wallace, at Captain Joshua Slocum, of the ship age. BUUC IkClUl received, and there were ominous signs Northern Light, paid a fine of $500 for Mrs. Dukes, a sister of the murdered I Rochester, N. H., four men were killed holiday time and merriment, with for many years a miosionarv to ladia. of a gathering storm. To prevent this cruelty to a sailor. six *' injured. The angiuMr had laughter and kind faces. Do some of Zura Burns, has left her home to Da- and *** a motion was made to give three cheers Robert Harris was on Thursday elect­ kota, to company with her father, to weighted down the safety-valve with a the young ladies know that the maker for the roystering old red-ticket travel­ ed president of the Northern Pacific give what she claims is damaging evi­ brick. A portion of the boiler went through the base of a chimney ninety I ler, and after the last hurrah by the Railroad company, and at once entered dence against O. A. Carpenter, before feet high, which toppled over the faoupon the duties of the position. the grand jury at Lincoln, Illinois. lege, but found that his instincts vert faithful fifty, Fuller, prosecuting attor­ Owing to cold weather and a scarci­ Officer Dewaid, of the Chicago police torv. toward busmens, and he became the Judge Sbepanl. in the superior court ; ney and state swamp land commissioner ty of engines, there are eight hundred force, shot to the back a notorious clerk in ths produce exchange under our at Chicago, has dismissed three billr loaded freight-cars locked up in the and anti-sinecure man. promptly declar­ burglar named “Doc” Fanner, who ■for divorce, holding that when a wife present Comptroller Grant He has had perpetrated a robbery in a hard­ ed the convention adjourned. It was Wabash yard at Decatur, Illinois. kept the confidence of every employer The immigrants into the United ware store on Milwaukee avenue, Id- separates from her husband her res!-1 one of the great field days of the fiat States from the principal foreign coun­ dieting what may (rove a fatal wound. deuce as well her domicile follows adorned with eream-white puffs of rib­ his, uud that the Illinois statutes ex- • bon. How many methers who crown has put into the party, and the state's principal hired tries during the past year numbered c The will of Mrs. Valeria G. Stone,bar of ! C1U1« frUffl ItS COUltS Mil SUita fOT di­ uw.iru. M.lrtam oh . Irann.atha the brows of their first-born with 1 the firm the negotiation of the $30,00^ man must feel like ordering another 660,198. Malden. Massachusetts, bequeaths her J On aecouotofalipbtyieldln Florida. ■ e,ute In truat to Rev. WiUiam IL WU-1 JL'JT.! u**1'*'1 of V«*>na not legal be-ribboned bit of finery know that the of aqueduct Ixmds, and Mr. Fish, hb “little red lxx>k” every time he thinks three firms in San Francisco combined II cox. to tn be ha distributed riiatrihutAd within within two tw« years 1 .. .. a .>»• woman who slaved at it received H Of It. i,c.J ?.n’LfV,4 f?CrSJ? pence halfpenny for her trouble, and first friend of wealth, takes breakfist and secured nearly the total crop of 1I among educational and benevolent in- J1/ ! Btitutlons oil ,,o,1*e <,r B. I. Pa*_’r A Io., ot Chi- that she may consider herself lucky if and dinner with him in Brooklyn even When it was thought that Payne oranges in_ California. ... of Cincinnati, . .. who The freight alilpmeula eaalward from eXrz7m-T.4ft'l/^taSS she can get 2 shillings and 6 pence a day. Robert Gordon, ruiuru emi-ni ciu’-iib or . i..v. iji . n might be elected senator by the deiuo- was born a slave, left >I,IW0 for u col- 1 Chicago for the past week were 27 -Mfl embezz is rtnwu rtatea dozen for the infanta’hoods which keep IL,.nU r.r..^ , that that <^mnr (Governor ILgote refuses tn to «nt grant < ratic legislature of\)hio, the Journal ored orphan asylum and $25,UOJ to es- ; ronTto excis? oFthe “reviews heads warm these winter he is uo-i the - — children's ——-----------------------I days, on account of the temporary low- extradition papers became . remarked that, if Payne should lie the tabUsh a borne for aged negresses. qualuted with (lie culprit's fattier. days m the perambulators. A wisp of a boy waited in Fifth arThe Maryland legislature has elected ! ering of rates. The Lake Shore road I H man chosen, all hope of reform from Jodgy E. R. Wltaon to th. Vnltal hmdS to th. pneratagra ------ ‘ J secure Me Cor­ ^bothra, attempt ’.to enue, New York, Monday aftaraoon for the democtotic party must perish. Mates senate, to succeed James B. the procession. He wasclvbbsfi by a po •• • Emilv • 1 C. Hewitt, of Philadel­ m ck will be made by the victimised Miss firm. M D. Conway in Han FnuMfaoo Chronicle.] lineman for not getting outfof the way Payne, the htandhrd (Ml prince, was Broome. phia, a handsome and intelligent wo­ U’-uben B. Heywood. super nlemlent TM labor question is. however, very He was kicked by a colored major* Three men were killed by an explo- man. who was visiting relatives at elected. Will the Journal say it has 3 Chicago shoe factory, went to Mil slon in a dynamite factory at Allen- i Keokuk, shot herself to the right tern- of important and the marquis is evidently horse. A hook and ladder wagou wank.ee lant fa I to buy leather, and lias abandoneifhope, as it said it must? town, Pennsylvania, and three small ] file with a revolver, after writing a never been heard from. Theannounce- concerned at the ntatisties iurt pub­ knocked him down. Throe roinpanie* The Journal's words were true; but the buildings were destroyed. arewell note. ment of the death of a mysterious man lished showing that the population of of Jeroey militia marched ewer him. The death is announced of Miss Eliza > .The Cincinnati chamber of com- „ Journal will next fall give its unquali­ „lo., vw„ v Victoria is falling beneath ths rate of. He made his way through the crowd fied support to (Ivmperats on state and 8. Quincy, whose father was president I mercy voted to request .the national friend* of Heywood to piooeed thither increase of the other colonies. <He re- which skirted the sidewalk, mffetl by of Harvard college. She was 86 years board of trade to memoriallM emigres* tlld examine the conrae in the vault. mari.ed that tl»e Chinese, of shorn this man and jostled by that. and. gut county tickets just the same. So have of age. there are over 12,000 in Victoria, are to a fence in front of a Fifth avenue the democratic and greenback leaders Frank James, the Missouri outlaw, I . , house, stood upon the top ot tiie fence, agreed in both state and county, and is interested to the extent of fo.Obu in . the estate of Maria Kenton, now being i A mob of seventy-five miners erawhich wan about half an inch the Journal expects the leinrain will l»e settled in Kentucky. Youngstown the names V4 u. o. ruwHn> . ployed ployed, by the Cleveland. Ulevi wide. He was thinly dml. and carried out. So our contemporary must The St. Ciair river atPoytHuron ’ ' and and Pittsburg road, road. assembled at Al-| s. 8. Holman\nd Holman, and Isaac Isaac P P. Grav Grav to in coneon- 1 ^h\rtx every as the min came doVn grew support this very party from which, in hasbeen filled with ice since Friday Hance to kill Superintendent Lumley, nection with the governorahi^It Is moath. .Already ! bear it whiapered very wet. When tlic bonds came its own words, no reform am l»e expert-, night, and the ferry-boats have been , because their pay is three months be- , said that the nomination la sought bv titet the Chinaman is making an ia- along playing “Red, White and Bine,’ unsble to cross. X | hind. General M. D. Manaon, Jwdw A. C. geuious u*o of hi* naturalization papers ed. ’ “MareniA* Through Georgia^ and *1 An elevated road, adapted both to The Bluffton and Logansport road, Dorney, Justice Niback and Senator Since all the colouiea have imposed a Never K>rmk Behind the Barthe rain Several bills are before the house) for passengers and freight, is tobe con- j which has obtained a charter inIndi- ' Bel’. The Republicans’are considerC>11 tax of £10 on every Chinan^n «n. ceased to him. He threw up lii» ragged structed along the levee at New Orana to lay track for eighty-five miles, tog the claims of Commissioner Dudthe regulation of transportation charg­ ring them, no one of that raoe could hat. The rain dripped ofl hjs clothe* leans within two years. is said to be a link in the Baltimore ley and Postmaster General Gresham es by the railroad lines of the country. . : E. Harper Jeffries, who became 1 and Ohio project from Wheeling to; while General A. 1). Streight is work- 'eave one colony for another and return as it drops from an icicle. Ho wawithout paying £10 at the enrtom-bouae aoaked with rain. He hurrahed and A layge element in l>oth parties is favor•_­ comptro irr of Philadelphia two weeks Lafayette, for which right of way has '1 ing hard -for ----------1'"‘" the chair. u|; ago, died Monday -oTpleuro-pneumo- been granted. able to the purnage of some such measBurglars at Terrell, Texas, crawled ex h way. That is wh*t he oMapee bv shont4<d in the rain. Hq was oblivious » A bill has gone through the Texas • under a sidewalk and tunneled through naturalization, but hq i> aaapected (if •f the rain. To him it; wa-an Indian ure. If a bill <an l»r devised which | n^. walls' until Until* they j paper* to Ida friend in summer day. Wlien the Volunteer fire­ ufltaMiwivu-tti.'i.uw.rabraa 'T1..™ Atlantic mills at Lawrence, senate to punish fence-cutting by im- । 11 ached fferent brick walls Deal just]) with shippers and rail- Massachusetts, and all the corpora- । prisonment for two to live years/ Ten the. foundations of the bank uuauje him to-Jn>mfgiate with- men appeared bn was. beside himself Childera A & Harris, egrly etirly Sun-1 Sun* roads both, it will undoubtedly pajis. | tionsof Lowell williiext mouth reduce miles of the tocloaure of the Strickland I vault of ChlldeM P«J<ag tax ‘ with enthusiasm. His wet aiothe* were . . .g however, that the off..the outer The principle is firmly established that w‘?£e8 * ,M,r . V 1 • | fo Bandera rounty. was de- day morning. They ablew as tight on him al hb firn skui • H* theisovemiiiwit Iuls a nM-fhrt «<,»,» » The Kentucky legislature has char- strived Tuesday, and bloodshed Is door of Hie safe, but failed to destroy Cluue^c resident* here uro equally con­ jumped down from Ills perch ! and ran ine rnmwit iuls a perfect right to lered u pier bridge X;ro3S the Ohio riv- likely to result, a six-inch steel door and its time-lock. tented with the white laborer in’keepinto the*street. He caught hold ai the make such legislation m it chooses to er from Covington..between The itween tl>e tlje presThe Austrian Austrian minister minister of of commereo commerce I The dense si^e.caused an alarm, and mg out their countrymen. Tv-----rear part of Big Hix fire engine, j’ut govern Interstate conuuerve. In jus- ■ ent •uepensioij and railroad bridge^ has approved of a schema for a monthj— papers in the outer vault —«•* were montli- . the behind the „ tiger, aud marclied, thrilled ‘ ttie officers to be on fire. The getting rich fart. They prewar > Kjicir . U.ZJnd tice to the people, the arrorjinue and ' , A reunction of 12 her cent in wages lyline of steamers between Trieste ttv» pn -rito and »«, **srir with ’ha] itatoM. WMiWu “ inV. ti -few. 1 gnuninff irrw-il of (h.^. . I hu®*>ee» ordered by three large cotton- i and New York. The Southern Pacific I “f? ...inpinets at touching tl»e Engine ccommuc frabiM rad fhrtr w*y < u X’T ,orP‘»nitions I mills at Woonsocket, Rhode Island, road has arranged for a direct line of wbieh thee robbers robbers failed failed to obtain. with his hands, all the way to the Botshould be resisted by the strong arm of i and fifteen hundred men to the rubber-! steamers between Trieste and New The steamship City of Columbus ! .work. They are sa- . u>rv. torv. When be bn waa WBB rtnniUR Coming ra>* bfti k aS the law.. works have been placed on half-time. I Orleans. which left Boston Thursday afternoon .1.1 ■■ ov<* 1.IWV <1^ , " '.,U *orl!in« '*“* “J I heavy artiUwy wagon ran him at r u . . “Sandy” Spencer, a noted sporting j The Wool-Growers* -Association of ! -f2r Savannah, with a full complement j kept ou t of certain kind, of employ- thej Bowery Grocn ~ " and 'mashed him Ih It wiser to give foreigners the man of New York, was convicted ofl Brown county, Texas, sent a memorial °r passengers, sunk in a gala Friday; meat. Jf should mn}n. If a family ahonl.l ^7. the mire. He was pulled, out and into profits in luannfucturing. or keep them i sel, . ln g Hqnor within forbidden hours, to the legislature stating tb-.t sheepI “ 01 2,tog. ahd qf the 160 HMMugetB -on | uiuucu uuura, • uv uuu legiuiaiurr staling LD-.l sneopas Wdfcqestfc servant ft Wilt ,U*fUl in 1 l^“t®ntia^X“dr “dijsr4 10 tjiier"<!}•£? -^iJJfifitb^aKit I f®r tavTn“^d rou£”JX ran away cov«*rcd with* mini, bill Ml of sentenced to I raisers have been warned to remove be -borcott^r bv trade, ■ ----------------------.Ml.....■PHL ..— ly ------------------------------------------------------- 1 , their flocks, ta.dW.rii W1M i, . B0b | Jjgrtagi Still fi.rth.-r developments of onr IndusA car-load of wheat which left St. one man hr._ ... trteey la it hrttrr that foreign rapt- Louis in November was opened at | of armed men. (PMl Mall Gatetto] in a building in Exchange I Pf*,the tn?h tai ahtmld Ic employing foreign lalxir Buffalo, Wednesday, and found to con-i A fire in n building in Exchange hj, ral p„ There b something unspeakably gro ew York, York, occupied occupied by by several several Martha s Vineyard. A flrst- “the immediate ;„«! tain the frozen body of a middle-aged । court, New to manufacture for the Anrt-riean mar­ man. ikera, cauwrt a^loss of usTBeWmUj amuaomraU are flowed in . w ■ — ouiuivuiue It. Be ­ teaque in the attempt made by the stock brokers, caused a loss of S15\kets, or that American capital and labor ra«ta>"irarikta"mM»*>hi. pigmy state at the mouth of the Nile to A Jury at Detroit gave W. C. Coup a 000, tlie main sufferers being F. M. fore rewhlDff ft th. lu-fat«d .tmmer S15.000 against Wabash '1 Lockwood ACo. A Co. A blaxe Canastota, had to p»M through Vineyard sound ,£>111.1 the WabMli blue at >1 Crautota, ■?** *5*. 1“°“ ho««- Th. establish a gigantic empire in the heart shoeld be ao employed? la It belter to verdict for HS.0O0 o ground that It, nsrUgenee N. Y„ dam.red the buttoeu quarter there from ton to fifteen mHea wide, of central Africa. Ths restored govern be independent of foreign countries tor catutod MpwL^^-ra-,-,-1-. __ —____ _ and to skirt the edg. of the ‘-Hedge rieaof dlaaeterawhlcbdrore to the extraUif 97-i.OjO. men I of the khsdive is about the weak our manufactured gooda, or to depend him into bankruptcy. v *" *--■ The spacious hotel at the Hol Sprinn trace,” a long reef which Ilea near the existence. Yet it is bent Island and at low water la high and At----High Bridge. New Ne Jereey, ’ ppon the whlma and caprie«< of foreign - ----------a mar- at Las Vens, New Mexico, owned bj •ome kind, of work thrioe a. drar ing a teak from which U1? u,lllU °t rntnet, chant named D. F. Hi was called to tbeHanta re railway, took Hr* troa a SfTcbral namedD. P. Hill manufiactureraf the City ot Columbus hhimV^kaia Sow. »m<ut»r yMuit, (oilow slf would recoil, L_ ____night —- by _____ his store during the three gasoline machine and was destroyed In reached the ipot where aba la aald to maalrarlmen, mon and nnzlfatally fatullwshot .hot in the an rara hour. botir I/... reonziOU yv.j.5 and -__ ■ i, it should new be forBegole was at Jackaon the other day, masked The loss is *300, many guests from Chicaao and St. have been lost at about 5 o'clock Fri­ and now rides the prohibition “Union head. day morning. At that time a gale was 1.600 mile, in one direction end 1,000 in William G. Swan, for some years an Louis parted with their effects. party's" hobby. He will next fall come important official of the St. Paul road,' A white child tied to the railway Mother. Unlike India, .. ft inw«w, up as the candidate of the natlonal- died in Milwaukee of consumption. A track was on Thursday discovered by bio by the Wk II if inhabited by war lik. tribe. el lb. Mino faith: it h«> green track- labor- democrat- prohibition subscription of flu,000 has been made an engineer on the Knoxville and Au­ f5'£ewUil£J^»a£S£?ft^^S up for his family. gusta road la South Carolina. The - w, eraala, nor nerigable party; and after November will sink The Lackawanna road has agreed' to brakes were spotted wfth -each wteor Uw Nile at eorminto that oblivion which his stupidity submit its troubles with Commissioner that the locomotive stopped three feet wreck await recognition Ina temporayear; and its only road” n “ Sfttue at New Bedford. Ll.Gtai Fink to an independent arbitration, and hypocrUy have earned for him. from the intended victim. ant Rhodes, of lira Revenue cutter .wd ip the meantime will conform to Jesse Dean, the lad from Oshkosh, Dmrtcr took several survivors from the Wte, returned to Boston Monday from rigging, in a half-frozen state Fif­ Chairman Fuller, of the state green­ the rules of the trunk line pool. for UrauhoSA trust company of New York has a trip on one of the Nova Scotia steam- teen of the saved were forwarded to Bosback cammlttee, atlU maintains silence filed to the circuit court at Waco, Tex­ $Thtf and the net result is that we see t?rJhl.g. phol$Fr,‘Ph* h** been tonby a special train. Captain WrEXt !?{?*“ the other two deyr to per tor it. ra the question asked by Ben Colvin: as, a bill to foreclose mortgagee for I riiaiikhuted all over New England. His *a®*I* u,Tlbly from the eventa of the — "Ho you propose to stick to the Lan­ 58,000,000 given by the Texas and St. fat is on the way from ^Wisconsin calamlty^bnt the report that he Is In­ to rch fo£)him. to my primsr, t° writs my overtaken Capt. Moncricff. sane Is without foundation. sing house agreement not to favor fun- Louis railway. Thomas A. Dean, prominent in the fiSthr~’“? cipher some in tl^ h the authority of the ><® hereafter?” Fuller only has two liquor trade at Indianapolis, has been cat nrst throe rules m fiwures. And th<> ’•de e. now. and ao hell stick, of eouree cent to the insane asylum for treat** boi* — OEMBBAL MARKETS. c «<-booling ua ln B, In ti horn. ment, having become convinced that Foj( the toauguratii Ion exercises the ' “ight Lav. have orata continued difficult enough, but SSS™! CHICAOO. Ha, might n; hu ae is the pope. governor had mUit haSaa’lnnZv there of sucesss when Th. republicans in the U. S. senate *“ “« fnot Ural Specimens of home-made sausage IXnnocratic Democratic can the dwarf at Cairo insists on carrying ..re favorable to the paaaage of a I.1R sent to Peoria from Fulton county4 of Des Moines, Illinois, were found to be infected with »tor. ‘ on hia should*™ ths burden of foreign ratal.lM.lng a Ratal telegraph sy^,. Wchinw. ’1’bree persons who ate of it ator. 4passenger ---------- * - .* train - ... a*v.,..,. empire? A nearing Bradford, — H tHwiuiu, Uat»—Lower; Jon., Feb*uouier girl, Th.- v.-aeraltle Senator Edmungs has ^up?;®rously ill. . Ai a., tau ran inMJ into aa B(TClun stream or of wnsce waste 0j| oil. oil, ' riS@81Xc: May. ] the enenthe matter In charge, and aomething d.?fFr*J>{<'artb2l,*& WCT3 felt Fri* wjlioa was instantly stantiy fired fired by by the pork *>»irrier: Jon., ftiae(Chicago Herald.] practical may berapecttil. Suchaction raS wnS£?Sco,,lt 5!w a...e, Tira .... orach orara «•« was nura uuea with with ££ pra. •Jv»ltSlfn5?on’ Carolina, the aengers, sen®"- whotoundmthemselves —— >---------et.vS: W. J. Lampton, a Cincinnati jonnial^"r<s-,l“id lylsta, "Hal's Um m«u>was rr-icicnradeil by Preaident Arthur. jar at the hitter place being anfllc ent' c; ---------------,.UTO. wcw ?ped J“. ’’.“■I*lejni*ry' Mar. Wuk'r!A’”r1r‘,Wn.M'! Sl“k»ow. I iat, recently wrote io Jefferson Davis burned to death, and ten or more per- ‘ Cattlc—itarket lower. Ilv.-r lt.MRXl .ran are to-dav enqdoyn! to unlatch doors. We quote: “K Mc Ts.mn. is jurt too claiming relationship. He received the Propie of Ouray Color mo ”ons were seriously injured. Mmtc. ■hlprliu atwra....;. ........r. a® .«o lovely for rayiluug. »„<] i thick rts sol following good-natured reply: “Some m Industrie* which have been , sLankSL?!?!1 C?d,b?wi M’‘d wife on £*nU reports the sale Fair ~ to good rlil|>,ilnx ™ aleera. ...... fi.ES*6.» the same opinion. Well I _Z years ago a correspondent endeavored icimioted by our pnrtwtlve murdered a child of 322-221 acres of land in 1888, and the M«diuh» to cuou mecr*. to trace my relationship to King George ™>‘ ot tbo window 1h<, oUwt from a CMtlmUc asy- expenditure of ffl,68^258 m improve“nu torn at Denver. ° menu, on toe various lines. In conse> f^r. Ty :u I'&iB&forilxfat | Tawmus unw^i ..j t j. •An I it'll i‘w good wort goal iravely choice u> Would you viQftcemetery near Wheell*- Alcxl00« the expenses of th* Sotvnrn i u. e,'. -— _ l the gnmlHKkea play Wa-e West Virginia, where an attemptdamwratkiit auro ihat I ieorge: but « the study of h,A*u.D3CL^1 *n circulation at Oats , and I shall Hastcww, Mich? January- 25,1^84. JPgS'■ ; ESE&& th^Tsv^w-ffi SdkGSsS ri^iS“,r *“ “’*• 1 Se««!«o U&?±5* । £• �The Hastings Bar VOL. XXVIII. 1/0.40. ABOUT THIS TIME You should YOU WANT TO BUY. Stoves and ranges . The best article made, at prices lower than fever before offered. Otir Stock of Hardware always Complete. We can suit you on anything in our line. Greble & Powers Frederick Hotchkiss.’ County News. Six below, zero atf five o’clock Sunday morning. The bending works have got to run-, ning at Prichardville. Gea Salsbaugh goes out of the grist­ mill Feb. 1st, and Mr. Spickler takes hto place. Mr. Salsbaugh will build a shop here, and repair anything from a watch to a steam engine. A party from Bedford talk of opening a grocery store at Prichardville in . the spring. Newton &. Hook sawed in their mill on Friday afternoon ninty-four ties and four hundred feet of lumber. Wm. Hendershott is pushing his new house along in spite of the cold weather. A load of young folks from here vis­ ited C. D: Prichard's school in Orange­ ville Friday last, and in the evening surprised him at hto home in honor of hto twenty-first birth)* r. All *” enjoyed * * । a very pleasant evenij L. E. Clark to home from Ann Arbor. A word to those parties at Dowling, that signed the mail carrier's excuse to the effect that the road was not open on Saturday, January 5th, from Dowling to1 Hastings via Prichardville. The road was open before noon all the way, and if there had been a desire on the part of the mail carrier, he could have I come this way as well as to have gone where he did. I have on hand several Standard Books, I will close them out to you at Bottom Figures! The long winter evenings are upon us. You can spend them in no way more profits bly than by reading. Have the books for you, ahd so cheap you cannot help buying. School Books! I have what you want in this line. Walter Wrimtw left for Kalamoxoo ' Mr. Ward, merchant at Prairieville, made our town a visit on Monday last. Oak and white wood logs are legal tender with many at this place. John A. Turner and George Ford are at Kalaiuazoo this week attending the Grand Lodge, F. and A. M. The lyceum at Gun lake to looming up in great shape. If reports are true one might imagine that the spirits of Clay and Webster were hovering near. There will be a donation party Thurs­ day night at thq hotel for the benefit of the minister, Mr. Bunnell. Henn Hewett’s colt broke loose last weekend ran away. Result: a badly broken cutter, and the colt somewhat injured. Amos Osborn lost hto best horse last night with lung fever. Adam Lewis and wife made their relatives at Otsego a vtoit on Monday and Tuesday of this week. Mortimer Jones was presented the 22nd, with a young grandson. the Nashville Lodge. Frank Brettin returned on Friday of last week .from Ohio, where he has spent the last three or four weeks with relative*. • C. B. Wood, of Bellevue, agent of the Home Insurance Co., was in Nashville Tuesday. The Congregational church of Nash­ ville haa just received a very handsome present of 51 hymn books. * ' Spiritual Songs. The gift come* from F. M. Prouty, of Spencer, Maau, a per­ sonal friend of our pastor. Rev. A. Liv­ ermore. Mr. Prouty gave the money to Mr. Livermore, to use aa he saw fit The gift will be highly appreciated by the members of the church and congre­ gation. On Saturday night the store of C. L. Glasgow was entered, and the money their wedding day. It resulted to a ven ptownnt entertainment for you— we wiH give the following Hat: Dore* 1—utiful walnut bnistead. Mm— Fiarenre and Blanch Barker; rrmjottos creamer. Walter Dunham and wife: walnut center taUto, T. J. Ford and wife. Geo. Clark and wife, Warand wife; carving knife and fork, Orin Barker and wffe; pair of majolica pickle dishes, Misses Jane and'Anna Htevens; china moustache cup and saucer. Mim Gertie Barker; china fruit dtoh. Mim Belle Matthews; majolica butter dtofa. Misses Lyda and Lydia and Mr. Daniel Powers; hanging lamp,Chas. Clark and wife, Hanry Stevens and wife. Dr. Yau Horn and wife, and Willis Humphrei and wife; nu^alka tea set»L.E. Mosher and wife, Wm. Bristol and wife, Wm. Clark and wife. Geo. Graham and wife, and T. J. Nozris and wife; china fruit set. Dr. and Mrs. John Barker; china cup and saucer. Mi-* Maggie Barker: CEDAR C1OX amount, not definitely known. The All quiet In and about Cedar Creek. thieves or thief gained an entrance by That show was well patronized and removing a piece of sheet iron put up deserved to be. in place of a broken window glass, and The good people hereabouts improve then unbolting the back door. There to the evenings by attending the revival no clue to the burglars yet. We hope efforts at Hickory Corners and the Dia­ the guilty parties will be apprehended mond school house. and properly punished, as it to evident The other day, as Lewis Gealer was they are novices at the business, and driving to Hastings with a load of ties, must reside in our midst There are the load tipped over, and caught hto strong suspicions quite freely expressed, overcoat. After unbuttoning the same, and we hope rope enough will lie given wife; pair china bread plates. M. V. and doing a considerable squirming, he them to bring them to justices a year Barker and wife: Lady Washington on FBEKPOBT. succeeded in extricating himself. From ih<- Herald. at the hou.se of correction would be the a small scale swinging on the garden Miss Sarah Roush to quite sick. Wesleyan quarterly meeting at the l—t place for such tyros at robbery. gate, Mrs. Wfllto Humphrey; the little­ Revival meetings are now in progress Doud school house Saturday and Sun­ While Frank Griffith, who lives about joker (containing a silver dollar), Calvin at the U. B. church. day. A friend at our elbow suggests two miles east 6f here, was getting ice Stevens. The gifts were presented by Mim Ida Seger has been on the sick that it would be a good idea for those out of Lake One the other day, hto team Rev. Mosher, and after a hoyjhteons in attendance to keep a careful eye on I list for the past few days. . . broke through the ice, and befoye they repast congratulations were extended E. L. Mosher, the jeweler, to preparing their robes, blankets and whips. I could be got out one of the hones and the guests dispersed, feeling that to build a store soon as the weather C. E. Mowry says he will go west I drowned. The horse was a valuable the affair was a perfect success and all will permit. next spring. I one. In trying to get the team out the were made happy. The host and hoatesa Harmony Lodge No. 146,1. O. of O.. _____________ At the Creek, we observe that Messrs. men took the lines off the harness of were so completely surprised they could F. will be moved from Bowne Centre to Alden Wait and David Morthland each Levi Smith's team, and they took occa­ not find words for utterance; the only Freeport, some time in February. carry a fine stock of goods, and sell lots sion to have a run. and came down town thing that gave expression of feeling Messrs. John Moore, Isaac Moore and of them. at a lively pace, taking the sidewalk a Samual Roush, jr., will each build dwell­ part of the. way. They were finally completely sold." ing houses the coming summer. It is the general opinion np thia way Almost every day of the paat week, stopped without having done any dainThe protnwited-meetings at the M. E. ■ that the Nashville News correspondent imuRiui iu be uv wtru loads of apieuuiu splendid icx ice were to seen church are indefinitelj- postponed on ac­ going hither and yon, and now most of ! The success of the Bannkk in its has al»out all he can conveniently attend count of the illneas of the pastor, Rev. those who pomw on icrthouoe have It! radmvora to make a c«nty paper which'‘ io when he minds hto own business: 'A. C. Beach. functions of .a news­ and we think he would make great im­ filled with thta great luxury of warm shall •»>■" fulfill the true rimrtion.rf ' Mr. Jno. Fighter expects to make provements . by w taking lessons of the __________ weather. Never has the crop been finer. paper, that of cultivating and enlight- !...__ brick next sumpier. He intends to Another handsome cutter waa,soldby ruing the public in regard to the prom- i - horse tamer." and bridle hfs tongue aa form a partnership with an Experienced lottery hurt week -the drawing taking inent questions agitating the people. | well as hto pen. By the way, the brick maker from Nashville. place Saturday night. Flower and has been such as to cause others to take I * teacher at the Stevens school ”<loes not Mr. John Stahaland Miss Eliza Bluam the hint and furnish more solid reading . take advice of the Lace? vicinity — to Ward got the cutter! .of Bowne, were married at the residence Warren Easton has sold his house and less sensational matter. The News , her mode of punishment or her method of A. Kime, in Freeport, Jan. 16th. to improving every issue lately, and to • of teaching. Good-by. chum; hope to and lot. to O. A. Hughes, for 8900. Rev. A. C. Beach, officiating. Mr. J. Goes has been absent several not behind its contemporaries in this i hear* from you again. Miss Elizabeth Pardee, died in Bowne \ Fred Brown broke hto collar bone days, business calling him to the north matter. last Suhday morning. This to the lady Saturday afternoon. He was driving country. of whom mention was made in these Mrs. L. M. Benjamin to failing, lieing Ed. Quick, of Battle Creek, is visiting cattle, when he slipped aad fell. columns last week, as haring broke her Ed Matthews visited hto sister, Mrs. confined to the bed. friends here. a^p while turning in bed. She was a | * Mr. Mullen's youngest child to very Mattie Walton has returned from Henry Stevens, last week. resident of Bowne many years and high­ We forgot the important item of the sick! Battle Creek. ly respected. , marriage of Marvin Wdcher and Miss Mrs. Bert Shedd ls recovering; was Mr. C. R. Palmer is still upon the sick Mr. John Nagler has purchased a lot out for a drive Sunday for the first list nearly opposite the M. E. church and time in a number of weeks. Fred Wendel, of Muskegon, is with May happiness attend their way. will erect a dwelling thereon next sum­ Dance at Bob. Joy’s last night. Mrs. J. J. Pease, an old resident* of mer, Mr. Nagler to yparently interested “ Ten Nights in a Bar-Room,” was thistolaw, is visiting friends here. Mrs. Pendal to sick with scarlet fever. in building up Freeport, as we are in­ Mre. F. F. Ward has gone to her old Party at Elmer Moorejs last Thurs­ formed he will rent(?)hto house when home in Schoolcraft for a visit. George and hto gi— ride in a new day night. \ completed. Meetings continue at the M. E. church. The tears were seen dropping from swell-box chtter now-a-days. HXOKOBT OOIXX1S bought for the holidays, "WHOLE NO. 1488. HASTINGS, MICH., JANUARY 25, 1884. If the weather to agreeable, some of our town’s people will go and hear the lecture of James Clark Esq. on Robert Burns, Friday evening. Revival meetings are still in ptogrees at the Wesleyan M. E. church. Rev. Johnson has four other clergymen to help him along with hto work to saVe those that are traveling on the wrong . Bomars Kxixa. Mr. Geo. A. Barr, of Battle Creek, and A. C. Barr, of Allegan, visited at Rev. GUlaspie's, Geo. Devine to now stopping at home. Mr. Looram, a government official, to looking after pensioners and those desir­ ing pensions in and about here. The dance a^ Smith's hall ^Friday evening was largely attended, and a very pleasant affair. Mason Byington has commenced to C. W. Armstrong is in Detroit attend­ drfw lumber, to buid a fine house the ing the encampment of the G« A. R. coming summer. Mr. Whittemore to also a delegate from Chas. A. Polly has sold to Johnson Holton six yearling steers for 4tfc. a E. Jones has moved his engine to Mr. pound to go the last day of this month. Coman's, and will run a feed mill there. Wood to coming in the Corum more & Pearson, our town treasurer, says plenUfully this winter than last nearly all/ouc. taxes are paid, despite William Montgomery has found out who the parties are that started the A Thornapple young man. says his story against him and hto son about the girl is a jewel. Sbatoso kind she take* theft of Geo. Lawrence’s clover seed pa’s horse and cutter and carries the and the paying of a hundred dolton to settle. Married, Wednesday Eve., Jan. 18, st the■ Wesleyan M. E. parsonage by Rev. Kalamazoo Co., to Miss Lydia A. WeUsy of Barry. The happy couple will make their home at Gull Corners. Mr. John Gay haa rented his farm to Mr. Potter (not the Hawk) for three years. Albert Shepard-to quite feeble at the present time, being confined to the house. Harry Tompkins is drawing stone preparatory to building a bouse in the spring." Mrs. Albert Rees, of Battle Creek, to visiting at her brother’s Mr. Albert Shepard's. The Pennfidd dramatic club played Ten Kights in a Bar Room at the Cen­ ter on Saturday evening. They had a Mr. M.'s eyes, and when asked the cause, be replied: * My boy has got to go to Kalamazoo.” Ask Parker what made him so down­ hearted last Saturday. , “ John Milton ” looked moat desperate and “Savage” last Thursday night. But nevermind^ Milton, it to 1884. Tis reported that the “doctor ” did go and see hto patient, if he didn't borrow the cutter. Geo. Spencer has turned over a new leaf. He says he don't believe in going so far away from home to spend hto evenings. The young people of this vicinity say “If you take a ‘Cole’ with you when you sleigh-ride, you must also take a MOBOO-THOBXAm*. On last Tuesday evening, the 16th, Oscar Warren's boy, while nr—ting.hurl hto arm broken between the shoulder andMbow. and good behavior. Colonel GiH gave a splendid talk al I’odunk Saturday night Heamistedat the revival mratinga Sunday night in the Crosby school homie. Rev. Hunsberger preached al the aame place Monday night io a good fongrqgation, although the weather was unflavorable. Everybody was delighted » well as profited. Maiming Doud had a quantity of were attending the revival meetings Hastings. • inni»m Port Huron haa a home conducted by women, wt good work. r guardian W Mbs Cornelia Bolinger. Mtoa Cornelia Bolinger to vtotttag her nhore Lentz & Bans, who was injured last sister tn Ohio. L. P. Cole’s nephew, from Ohio, is vis­ family. week, to slowly improving; although hto surgical attendant thinks there to a iting him. It to eteteii that a probability that the operation of akin ■ h,t aa,l when n grafting may be necessary to beaten the UM. Social at R. R. hall. Morgan. Friday | er sprang wildl healing of the extensive wound. C. L. Glasgow went to Jonesville on night, for the beneht of Ber. Peter | nounoeTthe be ’ I The bay at I Wednesday of last w«;k, to vtoit with Uuni. Protraeted inertings at the lUrry ville | thicker aad eai hto wife (who to making a prolonged church thtowrek. I ‘ vtoit at her home) and hto parents. He The doctor to somewhat of a dealer in 7 returned Monday eveningL. 4- Wilson and wife spent several stock. The irate lady wuata the last week's days at Battle Creek visiting friends „, item corrected, for she nays that she did recently. Edith Fleming took a trip to Jackson, ■ not call the teacher all the names aha paying her brother Dean a week's atten-' could, “ by a d—d sight.’ «w City wiU weeks. It co tion. Whenever you want i M. S. Kern and wife, of Mitchell, Da- call at Thornappte Lak< kota, arrived on Sunday morning on hto find a man to aocommcM way back to his home, and made W. 8. day or night. will lie ! �[^Gath. j • of tSnmner ? *“Hn was • ain made up of an official y^tajo of Republican impulses. 1 . ros.U Othw owrfandr .l ■nes. F*r Instance, he could hardly bringing to bear all the foreign and EngBsh authors. He had great respect for any^body who had reached distinction in ear service, or any other country’s service, particularly m the line of diplomacy and court life. He was gov­ erned very much by what he bad read. He lived vary much amongst his books. At the same time, while he rendered homage to men of record, he exacted it for himself. Therefore his speeches seem to lack that original strength that conies from the native western or Amer- The brook Ihrougb foiling m once or twice JIM USK’S PALACE-CAR nilH Up H-nrtl'W er Kxpoato “ low Berrtaff as a Wrecktar-Car. [Naw York iSun.) 1 Lloyd Garrison and was-foken tt> that j gentleman’s home in Boston and intro■ duoed to the Garrison household as a i *"D hero aad strong anti-slavnrv advocate, j Hexe the young man saw Wim Fanny Garrison, • beautiful young lady, who was about about completing comnlatixm her bar education education in in ! was a Borton seminary. She was conoidciety. patriotic, bright, and, though quite voun’g, thoroughly understood the »«. whichtodtoU.taotobbatoreen the north and the south. Mr. Villard VUAAOE OF A.athe inhabitall pl^wh^ the mhab^ Her ri- MUWCVlu.h ff* “****1<?« *° bot theI poovw» that MMW hones UV4»C" are-used where —---------pie are of the Anglo-Saxon race. He decitoe* that climate hto very little to do whether mule* or Jo with *lth determining FmuuJ«T “w‘e1rn^ “1 'S-.v °or»eg shall bo —leotedfor ^d g “^J,L“b^°Lh±riI‘,u.‘^X Mules are very common in all the coun­ tries bordering on the Mediterranean teiLTXt. rD^^"‘.±±^to Mrtod for the front the New Yorir, Laki Erie & Western railroad is an old car, bearing on its side the legend, • Tool-Csf.’’ It is used to carry the wrecking gang of the Sus­ quehanna division and their tools. I was looking -at the car, recently, and ona of the employee said: s.-1—-’ OUJMI favorable to these animals than to "•AbDJTJO*, - . J » 10 •» J VILLAGE (JF NASH VILLE Spaniards, Italians, Turks and -to. Me kindly to them. They tn retoo. in northern Europe, not for the nMon lb.t the climeto i> more f.vpreblo to driven from his memory the early reso­ lution made before he sought his for­ tune on this side of the Atlantic, and the modest desire for a little cote in sunny France with the dark-eyed girl of Burke or some of the old Englnth muse. who had first inspired him with the parliamentary orators." In this country he found many mules tender sentiments of loro as his wife. “Since you are on this questiorr,” in the southern states, and compara ­ Never in all his travels in Europe, or said I, “tell me which of the men of tively few in the north. He was in­ in any portion of the weat and south— Massachusetts stands the best among "Whose was it?” I asked. for by this Villard had. seen much of her people?" . “This car," he replied, “hasrather a the world—had he come in contact “Do you mean living men or dead remarkable history. When Jim Fisk with a soul which so thoroughly ones?" said the major. north. He noticed, however, that the ■Take them all in," said I, and to was president of the old Erie he had a charmed him. race of the person using beasts of bur­ He returned to the south fully de­ den had much to do in determining start the major off I mentioned John car built (or his own private use, and it was named after Josie Mansfield. The termined to keep her foremost in his Adams. whether horses er moles were preferred. “I think Daniel Webster,” replied car was built down in Delaware some­ memory. . When, later on, malarial Mr. Poore, “stands about the best where, I think, and it cost a mint fever contracted in the southern swamps were common in the southern and south­ And he stands a great deal better now of money. When Fisk ordered it he forced him again to return north he western portions of the country for the than be did a few years ago, when the gave only instructions to build him a was assisted back to health by the ten­ car in which he could travel and enjoy der sympathies and cheering smilee of - reason that many of the people were of himself. When it was finished and de­ the beautiful Boston girl Tlten he de- French and Spanish extraction. Neither why livered to Fisk, he was so pleased with A liberal concession is being made* to his limitations and necessities. Our the workmanship that he immediately and parants, and a little later bezled sent a check for $1,000 to the man who people know that he was deviled to her to the altar. Since his marriage transportation in the sooth generally death by such men as Abbott Lawrence had designed the oar and had charge of Mr. Villard’s life has been one of unusual considering him to be their business the work. The actual cost of the oar was success. To-day the once poor but am­ discarded mules and substituted horses tahte in the senate and government. not far from $75,000, which in those days bitious emigrant youth may be found Aa in peace po in war. English and was an enormous sum for one car. It was surrounded by a lovely family of chil­ fitted up throughout in the most luxu­ dren in a grand old mansion, bordered American soldiers dislike to have mules rious style. It was finished inside with by parks and lawns, on the banks over­ dw*r except 30 acrrB oiled walnut and cherry, and the panels looking the Hudson, near thisoitv. The were adorned with oil paintings, which beautiful young eastern girl is just aa noble horse, but give the mule a bad bullyragged many a time by the old alone cost a large sum. All the appoint­ charming as ever. name. They declare that the mule is magnates of the state, who considered ments of the car were correspondingly possessed of all the vioes but none of him nothing more than the lawyer they expensive. Atone end were sleeping the virtues common to brutes. They [London Spectator. ) apartments and dressing and toilet had formerly employed." We are often asked where, in the accuse it of being obstinate and vicious, “Who else stands high in Massachu­ rooms. The remainder of tho car was | great empire of China, power really reI and altogether Xwanting in iu gnmuae, gratitude, ------------- ----a traveling drawingM-oom. In those days setts?” uuuru a sides, and we believe the best short affection, kindness ana intelligence. meals un on board "Robert Rantoul is very highly con­ the idea of taking meais They would be heartily I, but Fisk used to 1 statement is this: . Subject to certain j ashamed to ntoug the cenUr of train was unheard of, * ‘ ’ sidered by a thoughtful, intellectual iciea for lunch, and | immovable customs, the emperor, in his ! beat a horve, but they have no scruples ■aid hiihway to _________ element there. In more modern times have wiat- and delicacies quarUrlitie.tb«-nrxabout jtoiinding and kicking a mule. ’ ’ * ' I capacity of father of the people, can in I hired a butler, whose special duty was John 4. Andrew stands particularly n to lake, tbenet* la high for his attention to the soldiers. to take care of the car wherever it went. { theory give any order and can in prac­ Nothing is ever done with a view of alw?tb0«M5 “In those days he used to do some tice punish with decapitation or exile I developing the better qualities in tho wild Taka to the H Maseachusette has had from the earliest times a strong military instinct, pretty tall traveling. He had an en- any official or person who disobeys it I mule, as is the cose With the horse. quarter Hur. thence mhiUi to th< and the governor who steps out with . giue at his command, and when he He is, in all serious affairs, however, Few seem to think that the mule jx»- ot brstnulmc the soldiers and sees that they are wanted to go over the Erie he went fly­ obliged to consult, though not to obey, seanes any good qualities. Soldiers in taken care of holds a grateful place. ing along at a rapid rate, regardless of , a rather large group of princes of his ; the Latin countries, however, are par­ tial to the mule. Strange as it may ap ­ Andrew continues to be the modern all other trains, which had io get out of । dynostv and great maudarins, who di- ’ type of Massachusetts. Webster is for­ the way. It was Fisk who ran the fast vide the. departments and the great pear, thev pet muloa and they are favor­ given for his attempt on 'the slavery train over the Erie carrying beef to the I viceroyalties among themselves. The ites in the camp and march. On ac­ question to span the whole country, in- 1 sufferers by the Chicago fire. When dynostv, moreover, being foreign, is , count of the treatment it receives it is stead of conforming to the passions of , he made up his mind to send out the re­ compelled to respect the army to some j docile, affectionate, and well-behaved. Mules do not have a bad reputation I --:-------------------------Massachusetts at that---time." lief train he sent for Engineer Sam , extent; while this army is, for financial , ? What is thought about John Quincy Walker, of Port Jervis, to come to his reasons, -------------so limited in numbers that it is in southern Europe or in the neighbor­ dams?” ' private office. ’Sam,’he5 says, T want 'difficult difficult to to garrison the empire, and im- ing portions of Asia and Africa. They ♦j-auama Adams uiregarueu, is regarded, xI inins, think, »i a< an j i you to run t—through :~ ‘u------ v possible to hold it down for an hour, do not have as good care and feed ui juu w run that wmttrain *' — — ■ p ort JJ^vis as accomplished’ grumbler. His diary has ’ -j to Port Jlrvisaa quick as It is the tradition of the court, therehorses do for the reason that grain and given him more of a portrait thaii his God will let yon. yon. *If you are fore, never seriously to offend either j fodder is scarce, and they can stand will let *If killed 1*11 look out for the kifeand i the army or the people in such a way muchI poorer . . fare and still endure much presidential term." । What is the status of ■ Ben Butler little ones." Walker took the train j as to provoke emeutes. more especially I fatigue and’ do ' aI large amount of hard through in. the unparalleled ume time oi of two 1 in rexm. Pekin. work. now . . 3W I” inrougn in me won. There x nere is u probably considerable ? Butler has been temporarily wiped hours and ten minutes. Nat Taft,!1 At present the emperor is a bov, onlv ! truth iu the conclusions of tliis traveler ' 14 kll ho llrk always nluio.lll falls fn11>i on his feot, I] tkml i'i.iV «,.*14 IO ma «.1 _ 1 author*._*» * ~X . ** rtn out. Yet thipk, ♦took it over Ilin the Deloware divi- !j just 12 years of nago, and all real ; flint that nw.l are founded AM on observation. The . no matter how far be falbj What as- ' «ion. At any rate it was a tremendous ' ity belongs to the widow of the last full- ' “®le not * favorite lOnong the people e wide of w‘i toniabes me about that mM is the way run, and the Erie beat them all into 1 grown emperor, Bien Fung—who is . ’n northern Europe and their deecendhte^ralth keeps up. He ought to be j Chicago. called tho mother of ■ .rev empress uui|.*«»ojui.Hiu ui the me emcm­ ' *°tB. *n this wd other countries. Quite ! “risk was a great favorite with the peror—Prince Kung. Li Hung Chang, likely they have an aversion to it with­ «WU of IWU ‘» <»f nrq gone through." railroadmen. He always had a good the favorite of the native Chinese, and out cause. If thi| is the case they bwpt of aH <H word for us whenever he was around. >two or tbreeless known high officials. should learn to overcome a foolish »wfr of nwii Inta ---------When Fisk-died tho car was used by j They can send out anv orders they prejudice that interferes with the econ­ i ‘ I*, vC#a“'i, . , , . ,h successor for a while and afterward ' please, and are obeyed, bik thev can not ! omy of such important industries 1,16 Aebeb,.ha<1 did some duty on the eastern part of afford to risk the insurrections that I farming and transportation. dr’ven from Iteaaca the place was the road. It afterward found its way j would follow any great aflkorttothe JTniin thunderstorm. The herc frir repairs. When they came to pride of the people, such as the cession look it orer ih0J deeUrel Ibai it would ot Tonqmn iorrfil „. CbtaTftSS JUdge-Stites was once the editor of MdhjdarrenaWno ^rmmoot,Kotor. ( be beaw .fc.raMp ,nMl<) Md so, ,c/j, » more —L -u-. useless expense to repajr it, it, and is a solid Turkey, with sultan' I i As the clouds rose and the w_jnd in------- *»-------- t : . w. r. ADt>mo\. * Mteai Lh*t Rich _ - 5* rebruan , iaw <tecrM- will be iat; laiapenUon. -that on the Ont swsa. tSS?S .kSEJ ILc'Vnrvtx? Mt 11« S59U THAT IM THE FWCE OF THU Detroit Weekly “SET S.“2»itJSS For One Year! | i m mim For Michigan Readers. Republican in ite Political Primpla, aid Devoted to tlie 'Pttlic literal. ws, S£>==SS a »riV. origuiai r. ricvsUtl In UW. ■vinimilix with the t<cNt moral aratilment. The LETTER BOX OiniMic*. hi Uirroiirv . ymr a vart amount ol vnhmblr liif<4instl.xr -i Hu- HEARTH AND HALL pruU.b". in ■»' inlraltlr medium for <-x<-iuui£itut view* upon Uk- unirs: drenching under the little white sbelHavana by SixU • c“ not modified.. the court of common plum and the Tenlot* !> aud{ erable and amfrBie gentlemani who is nW ters, there was a vivid flush, a terrific [New York Telegram,] . unoTfej i its presiding offirf^ He was voungiw lot 4.B crash, and men who had stormed inNow and strange . wore _ro the sights I {Inter Ocmn l «• . . thftn now *n‘l lived, in Honkinsvill* eonuncnvliif .-a ft 11 trenchmente a few days ago, l— started ’ •in ■ saw as I passed, a la Harbun al Ros- J/ t i >" 1 ^ !:,there *J?™ d ,n P “ , J>. , *><><*pi where both Whi K .nJ tenor to leave the grouuc chid, through this city at night, ud. Thelightwith itsj *-> nr TinnfTn~ ’£-*"[i ZTTL.------- rr* ’’“f*. nuu ^emocrauo /mCuiraJiTi ——* ' ■ <• diffenM — sezin tiH’ncensft, tlma? ning hod* struct a house .u whi^i•w wmvi. Mlf.reoir,«»torn .ir mtd multitude of . tai ol Hnngwrj, Karol Koaratea, a ahoe- wookliw* ware l-jW-i ' shells, i-or- Moorwh bnildmg.- Treden plied their “J ,U^. He * »««*•. Hko .11 good ? Stored great quantities oL l?°p,e °n8h“o >»• “nd one d.j the tndges and jxjwder. The 'men had, ware* under the gw lights, udNubien* “11^5 sod mulaitoes, mulsitoo*. creoles creole. and Ind Cluneso Clunreo ' f n i"5 * AhdBMy.wilhwhom I bomoerstie editor, show „IW..into Mm with, soldier 4uickness, caught the and by. Tho erooles proper*xro proper are the 00 '<"* “’•re* »*"ks, camo into hi £ “4 poaurwi by Thn creolet.'-.c t? ° Decam i“* meaning of the crash. They saw the ' passed Spanish parents born here hero l,roai!ht witl^ hbn 7*” “11“^ *® *d't hi’ P,p,,r lo* *< Ito sentinels about the ammunitibti hodse childre* children of of Spanish parents born the creole. « ■ u. ,'L* iWt ° l . T K \ t “ 1 dunn K h-rf-eure, wbioh^h. torred struck down us if by cannon balls, saw wdthrfrdescmid.nu.bnt and their descendant*, but the creoles — generally the v_ Uhitod. i ?“?red *? huL ,0.d°- T1“ *u,lor “I [the Whig “ nJ the ibexes of ammunition hurled among t _ understood ----- in — the; explosive shells, and without a umie. recuty unleesl reimenti ' ; States are a mixed 1 racewto ofth. black and h"*" won! they darted as one man away from white. Scanty indeed was the raiment the ’place. . i I re— -ww— MM, M,uw wine, anu ae iotnw A shmtt caused them to pause.' A sad*.reqreMof J«dK.HUto* UM ho" MBS ■ingle man was creeping toward tho turn Whig for « vook or two. Ao* edit r plaqe marked by the little oolnmu of In. paper. Without letting him ino, I •3te 3 fl smoke. He moved quickly, readied out ^dtoOWtomtM that He vm >1>O to get out the Demothe ground . of ot » and excuses much on on the tom x 3 xoxrn or ha.nuk s wen-. his hand with strange energy, and rais­ Loii. ‘'.'“‘SJ’?1’"- U1' ’“8' ooooentod, lad ’ . Artists need not tro tz> X Irriora 8ho*mmfrer s w%j became attached to ing a mass nf burning tow or filling, th* Whig editor went MM. fSfJ-’JLfT- 1,M1 Artists need not go to Algiers to find ilh.j.dg.Mrtfo hl*<AL.,M4 proshotted dimply, “All right.” The men mulatto girls for subjects. They are the pine. The clay, however, instead of stopped, gave an answering shout of re­ here in abundance, with all the voluptu­ oRsuramg a dirty appearance whan Karol lief, and relurped . to. their tents to sit ous play of farm, the fierce, wild deaart wiped it off. received wherever the wax through the fury*df the storm, scarcely te their unewrbed glances; the deep, haa adhered to It a clear brown polish,' chaUu, thence n MiieWg th. dwnohing UiW got, ta tbi dark skin set off by the armlets and instead of the dull white it previnnaly pubE^tSg kept in ignmiio.' tbe wonder orer the feet that lightning bangles of gold. And here, too, are had. Attributing this change in the author, war. in constant erndht. should strike among boxes <rf shMla and thelitUd Spanish boys thtt Murillo » poreourf iMonlty. WOgebtotrei cartridges and not canse an explosion. loved to paint, with their close cropped redact again imokod it, and noticed bow ad­ And confusing themselves over thaquMtion of why the man went forward and bare legged aqd artistically Uttered mirably and beautifully it colored, alsc enjoying the > how much more sweetly the pipe smok« prevented a general disaster by lifting garments, and the glances half piteous and in each a the fire from the very explosive^ them­ and half humorous inAherr speaking after being waxed. than in the n selves was not as much a hero as one eyea. And behold 1 Take off your hat returned home and then’ the ioke 2b tv ’rrA«* fc« l; who led in a charge. and bow low, far there ptaM you the {OkMoTUta.] ) living realization in noljle face and car­ The committee on ways and means is riage, with no little of the spiritual ex* ICtoetanab Kaqalrer.j considered by far the moat important pression in the features, of many a of the committees. It frames all tariff y*° ninat bear in mind that within the jiaat Un year* Japan liae virgin that the great Spanish master’s legialatihn before being presented for n« stotf, telfhim that you sat made tho moat wonderful .tridoa hand . has set on immortal canvas; the action of th* house, and to it all Hlb of that nature ud ah’ bflh rrtiitfoi* 5^ra «o w^hlwIZSr * T”*1 toward dviliution ewer known. Itailto the general finaweml condition of tl»^ \ roeda croea tho country, telegraph linea country are referred. Ito duty is, as court. practicing m hit Uaeot it. ateamahipe are legion, the •J^"c ■‘SW •• lhere, eo ie the tele­ umns and massive stairways winding indicated by the name, to look after the 1 ■got—n. ■ by ' ---------------- phone. they hare their on mint, oua- under tiers of terraces, are his also. “ways and means” of providing the f A Xi«tiUMre, te-Looae ami pootoffloe. a nary that funds for the support of the govern-d • » *[Fall Fa11 River New*,] Feather CloUuC meht In other words, it —nme. Hi. । Mita, wlx, put. oar. to ahame. and a .tabling A new kind of cloth is being made iu ’7 Kuropmm*. mfficlont Lyons from the down of hens, ducks position ordinarily oocnpiod by the bus- j tX- k U",trado vroodto repel all eomora. Tbe mikado haa baudinthe family, of providing the L**L his home and geese. Seven hundred and fifty (hen the treeet lioeau to all oometalo frraink nf ________ J “wherewithal for the support of the i L. Ju1 aS ^fter ^nng any innovatkm which proniiree botwlii family, while the position of wife is Itelephone bell rang i wmiu waterto the country, and to^wy tho tiwrelor peoof doth, which eu be dyed in all filled bv tho committee on appropria- ! ..?? he stepped to tfae instrument to ra­ ean ace the hoary and aacred ride* ol shades. tions, who spend sthe nroney. * 9Put cap to his ear and beautiful Faxiami plaatered over with bogua iankee Wood bitter, and lieerped adrortiamneuU, a euro aign that U» dock in h« hi* room —- commenced- tn lamina [Detroit Free Prsra] [Kxehantui FriePrwM. UM ny of MUjitre ia in tho direotion of The area of kmbej Give the commercial traveler* ot thia J* whwh “o^d the young ttMJ ^HAMaKRLAIX'M AlHMTinx. “ M*I miles r “I1““inn up ia hi* DMNn bod with on. of hi. bootofa hto h twelve the open end ot U to hi. w ' liberal reward for capture, and no ras­ cal could make a journey of lOOmder .*2?’ lntere«ted. DKi’AJU MKN l t- uh rihMcil iuid jux' t:- a iwilA- til all Stiller* ot Itx urtldei being ex In Our:, no rEort or rx NparHt In makliw Thr PoM ««d Tribune the most attrartlvr. Im-M amtnp--L:*ntl itMMl complete FAMILY NEWSPAPER published In Nlcldinui. No Paper Pablished io Chicago OR ELSEWHERE Can Ixwiu to Conijwn- with The Fo«< nnd Tri bnnp tn the [u)lu«w and vaHety of news <•« > kinds, ewrclnll) nwlvd and dr*hv.l hj thr pie of MieMsnn. TIij Preriiatial Year of 1884 In at hand. KepubHcans iiiiwt bestir tbemwhr■ If their polUlcal swwemacy h tb be maintained tala aweiu of tneekalla, wrand republican dor trine and convinclnx men that duty and inter*--’ combine In urrtes them to support the rep»b» can party and Its eandldatas as the wide ckvnla Uonof powerfully to give the reintblkana of MlehiR..’> ■n Munred aud gforiowi x ku»ry tn this state next ne manner n( doubt. wort It Will pay. Nothing khan be tartlng on oar part, in make TM Pwt bmI worthy ot tin- confidence «tf every dtlreti of M1eh z^sarft^is IS ONLY ' iMcii an extaaatve reduction iu •nr adfrioos during the |«iat year. IUNE, bftMieh. �men know that these dives are a^iot I MANAGERS’ ENORMOUS EXPENSE upon the good name of our city, that ys ..... — they pervert the money which would Remember the lecture of Mr. James ; *?,«?—** HAEHNGS. FRIDAY, JANUARY », 1M4 go into tegitlnate trade, and put it into Wark, Esq., on the subject of Robert! ** * *** 1 ■—- ——---------------------------- ;----------- igam biers" purses ? Do they not know Burns, at Knights of Pythias hall this [Joe Howxnl j^j^tphia Prvw.1 Saturday Was a good day for trade. that more people would trade here, Friday evening. General admission 35 ! An ordinary play such aa, well, take The Banner and Post. and Tribune more people make their homes here, if the last one brought out, “Storm for $2X0. Subscribe now. /, !ft were not for these gambling dens? The following officers were installed Beaten,” costs the management between The Catholics will build commodious If they do not know these things they in Hastings Lodge No, 58 I. O. O. F. at 826,000 and $30,000 before the curtain : flirt, a flirt at the most disorderly kind. . He flirts with any and every body—be- . should. sheds near their new church. their lodge room on the 15 inst, for the estimate, countini What is to be done? You cannot If you want to know what it is to ensuing term: Bert Lake,N. G.; W. H. everything, at $3, censure the officers for not moving in -walk off on your ear,” try on a pair of Cook, V. G.; D. E. Fuller, R^8.;N. J. this matter, when they are not - certain roller skates. Bronson, P. 8.; G..1L Brooks F.: D. R. they are backed by the sentiment io meat me oare expenses .tnese perw“r e* —., ----Prof. Hall informs us that the for­ of the community; and they don’t know (k»k, C.: Jas. Murph^. W. lormxnoM mut .nrxg, »W0. A ; eign tuition for the fall term of our that sentiment at present. You can^ puked honee of thet eixe will hold m* fl,rt T00 1 TooM cnl »1^0<>, bat it il T«7 >ue thxt the uh throot." And would be! lee. if ho city schools was over S500. For the not blame the press of this city. For moot limit of eooommodetion i> total; • weok, moflhnure mortel. ho year ft will exceed $1,000. five years they have spoken of these on th. oontrerT, on eren run of $800 o -ould: otherwwr. no. With eh light would oowiderri.^TSi hj.j~lou.iu. ell hi. little feulte, th. These are just the times when. our matters, and two editors were whipped NO, VIL business should be the most lib­ for speaking of this and other law­ BV JOHN J. POTTKa. return, end the plaj mart be phenom.- : kfexicen u » gtttlmM m th. oouruelly good, raoh u the old So Or- I *«<™ meuung of the word. But he n eral in their patronage of the local press, breaking. You cannot blame any indi­ General Burnside was restive under plane- or "Th. Benker'. Deughtor," to I"10™ «' "8™gn," Wzra of hu since now is the time when people have viduals; for no man alone can do the his defeat, and after a few dayaincaihp, num. env where ebova $1,000 e night, M«bt lufr end bl« «ywthe most and Ixst opportunity tn read. work. The law.is plain and clear. It tents were struck and the whole, army Th.ro ere theatre, in this city, Brei- fealou, beoeneo he know, thot liu dorkSince December 15th, our job presses empowers an officer upon complaint to moved up the river with the intention OUee the^ree, where piny, here been fitatored oountry-women edmire th. fair have hardly been idle a day, and we have search suspected premises, and the pax- of crossing at Banks and LT. S. Fords, put on this Beason coating the manage­ work on hand for nearly a month to aphanalia of the gambler’s shop is evi­ and striking lx* on the left, or getting, ment from $10,000 to $20,000, where I careful come. But can properly fill any order dence against him. For that matter, in his rear and forcing him from his in- the receipts have been m low down as for letter or note heads, statements, bill evidence is not lacking. Our way out trenchmentH. The scheme came to a $150; in fact, I know of one occasion heads, calling or business cards. More of the difficulty would be by some or­ fruitless end, however, for the roatls when the night** receipts in one of the is that which the best-known houses in this country were than this, we guarantee satisfaction. ganized effort, such as a citizens’ league. were so muddy that artillery and amuni- but $85. You see, theatrical expenses By such a league the offending parties Rev. Judd, of Woodland,; occupied tion trains could not be moved. After eat np money very fast, and, unless the the Methodist pulpit Sunday evening, could be brought to justice, and these two or three (Fays we returned to our income is in tho same proportion to the outgo, the most exemplary bank ac­ and preached just such a sermon as was disgraceful institutions suppressed. old quarters which became our'winter, count is very soon run to the ground. band, to her children and to the house. More than this, there are other law­ quarters. needed for the occassion. For the pres­ Naturally, you will agree with me She attends church onee or twice a* ent the revival services will be held on breakers than gamblers in Hastings. A summary of 1862 would not show that there is no fun in this sort of thing week, and, if very religious, goes every­ Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday even­ The complaint is openly made—except a very favorable exhibit fqr the union for the manager, but if I am any judge day. She even loses the desire to look ings, Over 140 have united with this before the proper officers—that saloons cause. True, Butler was vm posession of human nature, it is quite as discour­ church since the protracted meetings here are not all closed on Sundays; that of New Orleans, and some minor suc­ aging to the actors as to him who emmuch-needed pressure of the corset. In drunkards can get gloriously drunk if cesses had beon gained along the Atlan­ began.. certain than that full houses inspire fact, there is no place for her in the gen­ About a score of young ladies of this they have money enough; that partlee tic coast. Grant in conjunction with good acting, and that poor housss de­ eral bustie. She can emerge again city got up a leap year sleigh ride and under 21 years of age patronize the Commodore Foote had captured Fort- press the spirits, and interfere with the from her retirement when she has saloons; that the saloons keep open Henn; and Grant at Donaldson had elan of professional actors. I daughten old enough to need her as spent Saturday evening very pleasantly after and l>efore legal hours. These “voiced the nation’s first great declaraThe selection of a play requires an duenna. But alm, now she is forgotten. at the hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs. ■ unusual gift,.and the man who has it is I She is bedraggled, dirty and limp, । things ought to be stopped — in the inJ. J. Hendershott, of Irving. The 1st- • j tion of war-unconditional surrender,” certain to succeed a hundred times crushed and broken. j terest of good morals and the good and ^uuauun Buckner with w iui his nu> garrison k<h runui had (iau acnc! Her husband is a free man. He ca­ ter and family made the occasion highly ■ I ’ umaaaav v* vraa, interesting and enjoyable to all con­ name of our city they ought to be etop- MptM1 the ,(nnJ lnd yeUdln^ to stumble by accident over one noticeable rouses with the rest of them. He flirts J ped, and they j can be. The law is plain, powers of the Union arms. Buell had hit Life is earnest, and enterprise, in- with the young girls, and comes heme, cerned. The young ladies did the hon­ । and its rigid >— enforcement here ------ would meinraggat met Bragg st mone Stone river, river. Tenn., Twin, out but dustry, perseverance, peraeyeranoe, discipline are ee es-­ perhaps, intoxicated and warlike. But lt i auMry, ors up in good shape too. she is uncomplaining. He flaunts it in CW? I be the l«rt temperance movement made M«ar thcir uiuuuy bloody bwotub raort, were sneatneu rtarthed witnwlth. I shiny broadcloth, small boots, big col­ Here again a a <>iHvnna citizens’’ ollt who . __The1 in Hastings. lIimtintTW TIprw unmin .... . * ’ .v|ctor . After searching the woods and his in neighbors’ premises in vain for two 1MKU. would Iw th. proper thing. By j totoldotLwxndMtOUun . U>. ' X lars and big head of hair. She in dirty, old, patched gown, worn-out shoes, and, weeks, a prominent Hastings farmer offering a reward of 850 for the convic-1 nt Antietiun,and Grant and Beauregitord most uproarious low comedian who dis- I, pernaps, swcxingiesH. mere is little perhaps, stoakinirlesK. Thera ia found his lost sheep under a wagon box tion of any gambler, or any udoonkeep- at un|on warethe plays Ids vulgar antics in the presence 1 P<*kL UtUe of pleasantness, little of — churgwl —»----------1 — —> - — ■'Sundays ’ _ ____ s x-_ . . . ■ J 1 near his sheep shed. This he had acci­ er w1x1 ith*-keeping open j Peninsula campaign, the second Bull of __ uproarious audiences, cannot be said i' mtercourse Ih.l that improves and culin “ the ordinary Mexican— housedently let (all in such a manner as to or after hours, or with selling to minora . Run •------1!------ -----------Fredricksburg, disasters in to do it for the hi ol it He hu to i And the woman is not inferior; give thought and study and rehearsal , hold. ? catch the sheep without attracting his ;ind dninkanLs.there would Im.- no trouble | Shenandoah aiuTLuray valleys, Va., to everything he does and ev< ’‘ " *“ superior. She it is who will attention, and there they remained for j about getting all the witnesses need-, wooden fleet at Hampton Roads, he uttera, otherwise a dism two weeks without food or water. I «l. By uphokllng the offirers In their Va, hv tl1P rehe| ralB Merrimac; uni I would be hia sole reward. : she ever take her place as man’s help- i Dr. Barker splendidly located in ’"ffort to execute the law, another big! might add the dlectfon of Horatio Seyhis rooms over the bank. Ilehas every would “be taken. 1 piour over Gen. Jas. L. Wadsworth ns! J New York Timm. J thing systematically arranged, and can (Jannot a public meeting lie held ami governor <»f New York, which was acA white-haired, shrill-voiced boy, t | New York Letter.] give any desired electrical treatment u ’dti7-*'11*’ league organized? 8 yearn town with repted us a relmke to the administration about . . old, rode down------Shaking of men worth looking at, , ami wrtalnW em ouragml tho reMs. i P^"‘> on th. Sixth .Venn, elor^aj with the almost ease, and to the entire s Gen. Grant has been on view in the ' S chool Report. District No. 4. [• ThMbm.gh t^a brief outUno. ... | comfort of his patients. From thenum- ■ " Academy of Design. The occasion was ! her whom we see making their way to , town of Barry, for month ending Jan. anything but a favorable showing, and । QDe jlt) waa jQi UI1(] jn u voice that sent a the opening of an art exhibition in aid ; 7. 1884: his new quarters, we should judge that I 11. __ । was good cause for grave apprehensions thrill through every person in the car, of the Bartholdi statue of liberty fund. . This 150-foot woman of bronze needs a | he was meeting with the success and . piped out: an to whit would l>e the final result. * I i d “ .’“gh “J'™1' lo "Und on. I cdo th«e era tort .round V i gaining the patronage he merits. The congressional committee on the ; “Pa, bow >n't turn around mv sou • ^en<-'bmen s contributions are making 3 “They w don" ‘ ronduct Ol of the of which staunch ' rouuuct inc war, oi wmen suiuncn “Jv",’ her, and she will arrive here next Our subscril*™ have responded liber-! hen the I Zach Uhimdler wuh chairman, in vertigo- ( ItoTJiZiSKd from A-riowto bnr. beejx ally to our request to call and settle for ! 'withe arnBCB of the union defeat at other,’" answered the father sedateiv." i , ' •' ,IUPortnned to provide the money all arrearages and pay in advance. Very Fredricksburg. All the prominent offi“ Who switches ’em ?” asked the' bov for completing the bare end this .bow few subscription looks in a country ■ ------— ,.In ,r 1 najmrlv ' 18 one ot the meaM that end. Hunnewspaper office in Michigan can show j MmiTjM?." • . ■ . . • dreds -q '। igs in the' *A^’•X <’f the *Potomac were "vtcr i dreds of of rare rare art art objects objects have have been been i । examined, Gen. Hooker lltwker Iwing living the • ?• 5!n ’ loaned, was asked a- I।. 1~—A and —A Grant —----v-jto *----a l>etter recoinl of jmid-up subscriptions Barrett! loaned, and Grant w be w “The Indian!” repeated the qnee•-------* ,----- . r uui imnw......... .K3 .W< , most conspicuous. Hooker stated living curiosity, long enough to formally ! .T3i .no Still we finfl.there find.there are a 1 Jesnte NutwhhI . i than our own. .Still **££*■•• j tioner. “He must be a pretty big In­ open the exhibition. A fashionable I ’ Wm. Black........... , .w that instead of waiting in front , dian, isn’t,he, pa?" few whohavt1 failed to ptft themselves Jacob .lucob Uouven Heuvnu-r. crowd gazed at him interestedly. He ,pj | of Fredrickaburg for pontoons, he I ‘Yes, yes; don’t talk so loud,” said 1 right on the looks. Wlffiimt ftlrtber live-* among uu New Yorkers, it w true, ’n m iro ‘ *°”ld have moved the army up theriv- i the father curtly. but be does Dot ordinarily go labeled, ' solicitation, and before the nMv vetfr is 1 , • -i j k , .. ’ , , chriatleBusli ... •» ’ Jr 1 S 1 er ’ foteed Lee away from the river too far advanced, we trust these deiin- Mr.ggie giiicmiHc ' «rr 'ar 'na iti .country. ruWmt r je and and fnnwht fought him him in in thn the open cause general recognition. |I qRents will pay what they owe. • JSu Gi’u^piv”” „itcbM ». when enough to MW-MMrmlfa.. Burnside wwrvHeved•inin.Tiniinw Burnsidewae Jiiuyary or;J I.uoa.uur-u.r Ax be appMnd'ixitt. Aftademj,then don’t do right?" RrvjvXl services were held all of [ ioK spnwur 1<« __ _ ,, w B-wy ”, nnd\ Th. mnleni.l reUtiv, rradtod lor lb. "■* ‘’r«° °f h“ irxuuag the early purt. of _Febnuny, 18f.3, hurt, week in the rresbyterian church,; JJJjJ ”rHIrj ~ ,<Jrt Gcjl Hooker succeeded him. G/-n. boy, wiped hi. mtae, pulled hi, oloth ’ ™ble. ho wo drip rxtbor short, conducted l.w Rey. Carnahnn. Thev ; i’eter liouvcnrr.............. . . . . . ( ioo) ud told him ! “d “ • WT Fninklin V.v-m V1!ti WnM rpfu-viwl of nf kGi i■/». n«nu.I cp down over hi. wan relieved hia coinirmnd 4o keen auiet .shoulders. Hia hair and beard hate be- 1 will be continued this week, RevsJ Hurn/onrs - if»■ wi «»I .ioLw for the part he took in Fredrickribwrg, 1 4____!__________ — come very gray, and he yun both Spencer, of Lansing* and Johnson, of1 F.LDYN RKYNOLDR, and Gen. Meade placed in ixuuniand of The Secret of Noble JLlvIax. ». trimmed closely. The invitations to the Teacher. Marshall, assisting the pastor. Up­ lA^kGrovcr in Weekly Magazine.] LV^kGrovcr ceremony had enjoined the gues'sto the 5th, corpH, Gena. Sedgwick of the wards of 20 have no far. expressed.u de-! After fortunate birth, upon which come in evening drees, but Grant’s cos- t 9th, and Smith of the 5th corps exchang- more S chool R eport -Bowen ’ # Mill ’ s, for depends than upon all else, the ! tome liad neither civilian nor soldierly ! sire to unite with the church, nnu and 11 it w is ; n tnevnurcn, , • placw, anil Smith reported to Grant at more may do ihmwtae. right treatment OX the body, is no donbt fashionablenoss. His coat not a hoped that manyy’-----------— ............. ...... I 'u<’na> .'mUngJan. 12tl., II Viekriburgc. Bosh hidh siax-eede<l Buell the. grand secret of noble living. If I swallow-tail, nor even the double- 1 Under Rev. Cinmhan’s pastorate the! theologians would teach people how breasted frock of morning occasions, in Ttauu and during the winter it i’resbyterijui chiirch has made very ma-. s rations for the campaign of I8«3 Bere best to treat the body, they would do but one of those long-skirted, smooth I 'terial advancement, and we trust may more and better for the sonl. than by broadcloth things that inevitably make II completed. ■ • aU the system, of salvation ever a man look rund. It saggod sagged in in «ont, front, I more rapidly' increase inz membership ' 8 I “AU quiet on" the Rappahannock"' andjusefulnesH. There is a broad field for [ preached. . because left unbuttoned, it strrined 1. and it strained .i wiw the stereotyped head line of p$pera If good fruit is expected the tw across the baok of hia neck ao that a that organization here, which we trust J__ • _ I during the winter of ’62 and ’63. "^’es, must be of good quality and well taken £ ridge of his fleshiness bulged over the it may thoroughly cultivated., । iBert'Anmtnsig.. 4«o. li k«> — I too i the Arihy.of the Potomac wuh enjoying care of And nurtured. The advantages collar. Ho provided entertainment for I Lurlla HasteU... .•*«.. HP I the luxury of winter qiuirtera. Lipflury of fortunate birth and rich hereditary eyes only, except to the few ears that ' Cha*. Hewett.... .?q . Gambling. 'jAnn.Br^n. .in!. ■*’’! . j indeed! ’ • gifts m bearing upon immortality, if were within twtrirards of the little plat­ . In utter defiance of the laws of the i the microoosmic theory is true, can not form on which he stood while maVing Perhaps I will l»e pardoned if 1 in­ l>e overestimate*!, arid when the best commonwealth, in eqnal defiance of the j Osnu-r teaner Burpee Bun*e .... xj a vary brief speech. His utteraaeo was . . dulge In a brief explanation of .whal, Flora .Cnoledge.. ' treatment of the body is superadded to so low as to be wholly inaudible to the better element in our littte<|ifty, yjpnry Myrtle Divine. ***•..• ! -’Si‘ .io /3” thiK luxury was- Moftt people get thBidea the beet birth, no limit can be fixed to rest of the assemblage. Heath. George VanJBrunt • .MOWain Carrie Hnsgett.. .......... that camp life, and especially In a per­ mental and spiritual attainments and McPherson are Alleged to beconducjting WKnlckerboch.r ! manenf camp like winter qiiMera, i power. gaming house* In this rcity. To’ say Harry (Oor. M "1 Oaks......... | A. B. Alcott said: “A man casnoS gel :::. Ineen-S idleness, that there in notMnft to The paving of the streets’ of Paris is Bertlia Ptonum... , that, to tolerate tl^se nefarious. ipaytu- Guy • •••••• ‘ tlo. Of course there Is ho fighti^*ex- I far away from bis grandfather." LmPierson....... ifonsft'io footer a dangbrons element Chas. Btaffoni ... 1 erson Siid and furnished the best illnsDavid Ruffnrd. . i trationsol its truth: “It takes two or Noisy stone ‘pavements are few. The in onx cpmpinQlty, tq iuAke men forget Jas. Htatfonl........ a Javed with throe generations to make a «ntte->;:RS$F npa’ thaMjtigMsres naw ■. gwur . either -au-- woo d or thefr duties to wives and children, to wood or aauhalL asphalt. In In th the summer JOSEPH HUKPKK Twmtoer. the diminutive grayback that inhabit* time an army of men art placed al short influence young men to acquire spend­ the person of every qnklieir in ' litnip.! LoaSea. PIMOMAL. thrift habito, is to say what every hon­ These are among the diversions of est man will freely admit To say that Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Reed visited friends camp-Ufe. therein a certaii these hell-holes are a disgrace to our in Allegan Co. last week. , round of camp duties to form fix>i) city. An incentive toward criminality, a arum,” aad brooms ere the order of T. R. Di pond of Bellevue, visited which there is no earn except ii streets are at curse in every way and a good in no friends hei over Bunday. playing the role of the d< way, is to: allege what all, good citizens Mr. Earnest Hubbard, of Buffalo, vis­ 'no more I. jorowly fofmingTritb the T»m, know. They are a curse, and a contin­ ited friends- ixi this efty last week. drwled chemical compound ao Th ■Us are of daily odual curse to any place. Thpy^.do, us cleat in almost all |, rua.. . . _ w waather is at all pro ­ H. G. Carter spent all of last week ia much, if not more, to start young men pitious: ReveilX >uigeona or rick call, Prairieville soliciting for the railroafl. on the broad road to ruin than the guard)mount» general asaffiUbly for com­ hexagons, ' been able to find out. However, a little Thirteen families in thia city art saloons of ;onr city. More characters pany drill, -Ahich lasts from 10 a. ra. to rhomboids. i, even, but i doss escape the fury of the broom, and are formed and hardened in evil practic­ being supported by the county. 12m., dinner call, general assembly for that Htite hv aid nf nok. es at the gaming tables than at the r The Michigan Central company are batallion drill, which lasts from two saloon. They make men more desper­ filling large ice houses at Kalamazoo, amount of surtaoe. A shrill cry of p. m. till four p. m^ general assembly ate, less considerate even than drinking. | “gar-n-r-r” by the unfeeling one, a Niles and Michigan City with ice from for drees parade at five or six o’clock p. tersecting el right aaglee. I jMp teem under the Iiotsm hells bv And they are but the door to the way Thornapple lake. • m., at Which time all regimental or gen­ । the victim, and the belle's snowy Kkirte, Whereby many a young man acquires (Boston HsrakL) ’ Four of Barry county’s poor children oral orders, finding, of courts martial, as well as aa the mirror-like booto boots of ths m the drinking habit. And yet here in One of the novelties in London ia the self-satisfied dandy, undergo a etc., are read. Retreat or sundown, and were taken to Coldwater Thursday, to Hastings; under the shadow of our five literary bracelet. It is made of twelve tape. This includes the regular calls the state public schools, by order of the tiny books (silver or gold), attached to Churches and in the city which has no in an infantry camp, there are several each other by a double chain. Each superior for schools; whose people pre­ Judge of Probate. others in artillery and cavalry camps. little book bears the enameled name of T he firemen of this city will give a tend to civilization and education; here Beside these, every Sunday morning at a favorite poet or novelist There are do stop that m Hastings, in defiance of decency and ball in Union hall, Friday evening, Feb­ g.” “Why, I have not used nine o’clock every man in the U. S. army also musical bracelets of tho same law are three gambling inetitntlone, ruary 1st, tickets 60 cents. Good music, model, only they, of course, have the You know I never do." is personally inspected, that is hiskuapworking their hellish work night, day .good order and a good time for all who names of operas or composers. at dow." “Surely yon must sack is opened and his clothing therein attend. a nd Sundays enen I inspected minutely, as is also his rifle Do not the godly men and the men l V ... I! I j ; _ The woman’s Christian Temperance and his person. Then there are the In rabiilding Rouhsstor, Minn., they *7 who love good morals see in these pest­ Union will meet with Mrs. Clement picket and fatigue dutiee to perform, are mindful of the tornado that recently , ’ houses only evil to our city and the Smith, on next Teusday afternoon at So yon observe my inexperienced reader, coming generations? Do not they see half past two o’clock. A cordial invita: that camp life is anything but a life of to what awful consequences they lead ? ia extended to all wives and mothers of . snough to contain a famBy and ri Surtty they jnuft Do not our business Hastings. •. ; H . (Continued.) .- < enough to witotend wy tornado. The Hastings Banner. : II 3.:”! !»:!» I 1 M reX ‘ ’ briggan by matter cif jei “Very eoceatric in his drees is Cyras * VL.U XT.____ __ AA for their bad fit Particularly true » this of his overcoat. He has it finished off with a fur collar. He revels in well- finest favorite collar is a stand-up all around, without ostentation. His shirts are well becoming to Ms style of beauty. Jay called the ‘Tech.’ once remarked that the separable style cuff-button had saved twenty rears of his life. "Rusaell Sago is so erratic ia his style of dress that it is rather difficult to describe. He dotes on fine goods, especmuy xne especially m in i»ncy fancy oanaaersueis. handkerchiefs. The fonder they are the better he likes rnArn I n*z1 nnA wnvcm tzx nxa awIav bearing a picture representing a ^ull chasing a bear dressed in a red uniform, I have often had occasion io note the rxtii which Sage fastens his dotes on fancy half-hoes.. ,1 p a good supply of pink and yellow effects for him.* “ Th: Magi,** is in the dumps. The true inwardnVs of Nast’s trouble with George William Curtis, editor of Harbiit certain it is that the world’s great­ est. cartoonist finds no place for h» hketchea in the paper his genius wade famous. His contract with the Harpers — — is for 110,000 “ a year for — life,---------and he draws $2,500 every’ with nnfaltenng regularity. I understand that ha —J" his sketches to Harpers -------—*•sends promptly every Monday afternoon, and they are promptly put in a dark pigeon-hole. The Harpers will not use them, nor will qn^er position. He is now acting as secretary of the Mann Boudoir Car company, with an office on Corthmdt street, near Broadway His friends say he Is unhappy and aging very fast. Funny, isn’t it, that a mair with $10,000 a year for life should be unhappy. If some people- had the earth, and it fenced in with barb-wire, they w ould stHl be unhappy. i_i_ v e tUn^IisHof tho quicksilver1*® ,n wwlri nnlv rt$ Fnroiw/wrUiitoA if «. -r.fl\unU* ..nantitieS todeSjrve mortion in renort—Hnain hnd m. The Si*®*11 UMOw'a^ located near the = oj Almaden, province of Mancha, yield about four-fifths of the entire production of Europe, while the Aus­ trian mines bleated near idria, and the minor mine* mentioned, produce the other'one-fifth. Quicksilver.is' carried and shipped in wrought iron flasks of tw»uty-fi/e pounds, ooutaining seventy-five pounds of the metal. Prices throughout Eu­ rope are always given in ihtefih money, aad the (potations invariably refer to the flasks described. I 188,000 flasks Jtttesto which $01. MeUorochemical The White was Ant Ml m a Mot Mte^UteMth WiM'feK The garden and par which eafiose the inwiiai oooui (CWoseo HaraM.1 Booth Carolina haa a local Washington �WASHlNGTOy. z tle,^t British ports. An expert m handwriting as •VP™"- ! Jiw. IS.-The ura.te pM.ed » JhlU re­ .. ^.uiuntls entertain* no doubt of • storing to the public domain the lands give of character haa “written up the SmrtdRFtutlonal right of the government to the Iron Mountain FOB SALE OB HK HAXOE. marks of sundry British statesmen. F' M construct telegraphs, but he w strong.y -granted w^^i torn. Oecause the route diverged from the con­ opposed to the purchase of existing lines. Ttowe totewdtog to bur fxnwe Uw templated line. Mr. Miller introduced a Tbs members at the present catenet. The president ba> approved the Mt of UiTis.provide means to extirpate Pjouro; with the exception of Sir Charles Dflke, coming «WC will do well to carefully MMrUnus can be secured W making aii appropriation ot &l,OOO,C»a for pneumonia. During the consideration ot examine th» following Uat of farm. later when plana hare been f,...J1* continuing the Improvement ot the Missis­ i Jie jotnt rules,: Mr. Frye charged that any do not write bad hands: The ealigI taken from our book*. the srewm. It is also better Z2 raphy of the late Lord Beaconsfield sippi river. person . person can can walk warn intqg the congressional ——We have many othera ami ran not nurehsi r to be early settled u>°k _ n..M nvirrthncA xvhi^kv DV tuC was elegant, bold and dignifiel. Bnt j Delegates num froi tjie chief commercial restaurant nnd purchase whisky by the fall to anit any one to price and teen- uro Aounx mill. aidTS^ bodies of the country met in Washington An order was therefore jnssed ex­ of all the writing of ministers, that | Wednesday evening to foraintate a bank- eluding intoxicating liquors trom the capi- of the elder Pitt stands pre-eminent for , tion. to rood location to aeU or er. h ruptbill. John C. Dorr, ot Chicago, offer- tnl restaurant. At«...the exectiuve session *ss« ---- - ----(IM) HO acre*, five mile, from Ha»t- farna. alao anudl rtock of in- . X ? '’*’*tb Murray “ wus- r confirmed 9as“ its beauty and symmetry. Like Audi- I ed the measure prepared by C. C. Bonney. coiq UBl1 Robert Mum;I inis. good road; 70 acre, imormred Mil or exchaKae for nn.ll .?* 1 son ’ s, hu handwriting ’ resembled copperj Secretary Foig’er reported to the hotiso : surgeon general, «n<l 00 ocrea of good timber, farm to that within the past eighteen months the —. — -------- m«mn J’ an 17.—------------The senate received n memo PlThe roval family of England h»T, weU watered by i atretan running Mill lift InaurMce written in th. issue of gold certlffcates was *107,000.000. risl from Wliltam Pitt Kellogr, asking an through IL It to timbered with beech. compute,. and during three years thu valne of stiver inveitigation of the charge* brought _____ __ - -- l.nn.lc Ol I . " .. .. — I rn-irxlo- u/>tl Ionia. Eaton *"eM-ftheup.ni.fr-l!* Barry Farm.-. Ini £ against him in connection with the Texas certificates put out was *119,740,000. The house committee on the Pacific rail­ •nd Pacific land grant. Petitioni were Houaea and varwit lota in all .. Neuralqia. ScIfitiCE, will be aoM fw a very low price if sold Harting to eell on on, Un,,, ^*4 roads will soon report a bill compelling all presented for an appropriation of IUW.0W (or its ease and gracefulness. Her pred;, land grant roads to pay the costs of survey­ to improve the entrance to Columbia rlrer, roewor, King Willfam IV., wrote priT.. ?"? ,rf"r" •',,u '«■' ing and selecting the lands given In aid of and for the appointment of a commission legibly and well. Th. writing of Queen i jgjlrol-k “(Hi) A .fair farm of 81 »na 8M we ehall be triad to ahew you (,.jr f| Jr! on the liquor traffic. Bills were introduced construction. •S-.'TC! miles from town. 70 acm impro,ed. property free ot expeoae to to establish aboard of interstate commerce Anne u Urge end nrajmtw. She mgned ™ The annual report of the agricultural de­ and to secure reasonable rates of transpor­ hereeU “Anne B.” The first 'letter of ■ partment gives the corn crop of Illinois as tation over railroads aided by the govern­ MB.786,5®bushels, both the average nnd ment, The executive session was devoted the name was usually p moderately. VSMiEUFM CO. sized capital, but the succeeding opes i to fair repair, good orchard; good houae Offireerer yield being the largest of any state. Kan­ to the Mexican treaty. sas stands second m crop, but Iowa has and fair barn and wagon houae. W 111 JA». 18.—The senate received a message gradually increased their dimensions j the second greatest acreage. from the president recommending that a until the' final letter reached sometimes ' la-aold for low price. dULMOerW Order C P. Huntington made his appearance relief expedition be dispatched for the I (IM) l®aen*. 1 mile* north of Haatat Washington, Friday, before the house Greely party, and asking that immediate almoat an inch in height. Her irate । ■ Inga, on good rowl. within a tew rod. of ^ayaiMioat^ rmhjMM.i~c.wut „ committee on public lands. In behalf ot action be taken in the matter. A bill was majesty woe wont to rise on her dignity ' | aenooL HO aerre improved and under the California and Oregon railroad, as the fivorsbly reported to carnr oat the sup- in much the same way. Mary of Scot­ representative of a company which nlways Cemental treaty with China, by prohlblt- land signed herself neatly and prettily, | high Mate of cultivation. 10 acre, of performed its contracts within the speci­ g the traffic in opium between the two 1 excellent timber, well watered with fied time, and argued against the forfeiture I countries. In executive session the Mexl- “Maryethe Queue.” Both the Charleses apringa, well fenced, two good appte of land grant. _k the iuoi»iiu |tub . [ can treaty failed for lack of one vote. An wrote* plainly and “like gentlemen." i orchard, of choice varietire of fruit. Senator Morgan snit Seuiwraorpiu still um has uupvo hopes vt of swuisecur- । adjournment to Monday was taken. The same may be said of the four I early and late, pmchea. pear., qiuncre. Ing the ratification of with Mexot the treaty ]i Jjln. 21.—In the senate, several petitions Georges, although that of George I. is 1___ i t____ 1__ nf ..11' IrinAa- oxwvl hmiSe k3_H.n,y.n nnr4 ico, as Messrs. Cameron, Hampton, and 1| wete presented xsking an investigation of w-wi— who Farley, .hA wro were not mw present non n Friday, KH/Uv the diyarcB legislation of the respective rather s|iff and pedantic. There i* a are friendly to the measure. Mr. Moreau’s states, and others praying for a law to good dflal of pompons display in the Iw sold at a bargalndf sold w>on. . iBppe*rxa,-elt UU osly object is to pave the way to closer give ex-prlsoners of war the benefit of the writing of Queen Elizabeth. Hey sig­ Aa from the <Ut« of (787) A good farm pf ISO ache la i commercial relations. The Mexicans are public lauds.- In secrat session a resolu­ nature especially is resolute bnt showy. | , I-ralrievllle. , „ very anxious to abolish i the free zone, and tion to discuss the Mexican treaty with ; (IBP) A good farm ,of 160 acres, on could do so by means of the pending open doors was defeated. Mr. Edmunds treaty. > good road. SSi niilre south of MlddleIntroduced a bill to amend the act grant­ [Chicago News.] ing lands to the Union and Central Pacflc I vide. ISO :u rre Improved. 10 acrea of COMBINING TO DEFEAT CHICAGO. Johnny H------ , a lieutenant in my and to secure to the United States I timber, level, aoil sand loam. bniMlnga Smith A Oolo&ove. There is a strong combination forming roads, the companies. Mr. old regiment, was always a groat horse- • Cans Scrofula, Erysipelas, l fair, good fruit of all kind., 40 rods BoUcltora fur Complaint here to defeat Chicago in the fight for the the indebtedness aofresolution, which was man—one of tho^e men who oouhl Pimples end Face Grubs. democratic convention.1 The Missouri del­ Morganto,offered frotii K-h.xil, wt-rra of wh«t «nd th. * w— that the committee on foreign egation has had a meeting to organize for agreed Blotches. Boils, Tumors. Tet ­ Inquire into the subject of settle­ . teach a home anything, and make a mull*' ouuiUr of Krrt of ry., M oukl . .. ... , ■ ■---------- :— a long and vigorous campaign in favor of relations ter, Humors, Salt Rheum. river, SLLouls, and will be aided in a few days | ments ....1n the . valley of the Congo . nA ,,^ spirited animal out of the sorriest ping. Scald Head. Sores, Mercurial tali, a holla, anil M In town or ■ .mail, by a strong force sent trpm St. Louis. Cln- Africa, and report such action as Is neces- He was always up to some tricw or farm In part pavinrot. I 2“*,I"”’ Diseases. Female Weakness cmnatl is also preparing to make a hard | “JY Ih furtherence of our commerce. A I other, in which his trained horse played (172) The wret half of the southeast iver.tion xs are several ;i d <** was "" pawd piweu permitting perumung retired iciusu sxmy n<u/ . . ;___ fight for the convention, bill and Imgularities. Dizsiness, riLiiz:! 1 —*- When we were on quarter of s»v. 17, township of Rutland, xo-ek-ma. itregulaLcytte»vlo-i The general sentiment !■ officers officers tn to hold hold civil civil offices offices in part. eastern cities. Tbs wssral scstiseni In territories, territories, a_ prominent Loss of Appetite, Juandice. scout a favonte favorite ----------trick of his was to . tfc aerw Improved. 10 arrt> of Umlier,1 sad brain, arakn jw br^hi pouucians Chi-­ Debate on the blit to establish civil gov- aa scouts among politicians seem favorable to Chi Affections ot the Liver. Indi­ ___ except I.. __ n,. cago, In .... tue aease of the Tilden men. ernment in Alaska lasted until adjourn-1 ride at full gallop into town Mid drop gestion, Biliousness, Dyspep­ Smd clav soil, quite level, fruit of all ‘ rw> who favor BL LouL$ Hut the strong or- ment t his horse in a heap right in thestreet, nd. comfortable imildlnga. Price; sia and General Debility. oonlfitlnn nf tnw rnnmaantltlvdx Af other I! 1 ... . . _____15 I* tlOtTSE. »n,i the intelligent brnte would lie l rwuMmable at 82,400. cities seems likely to bant Chicago unless (»«•) 240 acres in Irviiy and Bowne, 1 Jas. IS.—in the home, nil I. were re-' there., tbongb dead. He would go those interested are early iu the field. ported far the retlr.ra.ra: <>r Allrwl Plow- | off ,nil «> hie bneineee .nd oonto 11 miles from Hasting*, 5 miles from । TUE UOG QUisTIOX. 1 ! twk fa find . erowd around the bore. Parmelee aud Caladonia stations on the FOSTER, ■ILBURR fcCO, Prtfs. Biffi's, R.Y. I topresentative Dinin,of Arkansas,thinks M. C. R. R.. V4 miles from Fillmore ieoagress should proceed very deliberately ! the Mississippi, hnd to make all public : almost ready to mob him for Ins cruelty, i P. O, ItM acres improved and remainder ■and carefully iu the matter of authorizing roads and highways post routes. Mr. I Flinging a leg over the animal’s back retaliatory measures against France and Townshend introduced 11 bill to authorize ; ।he timbered, good clay soil and surface of ]Q wou ]d come to life, apring up and be would come to life, spring up and lie Germany because of their exclusion of the president, dunnr the recess ot con- ] - „„ 1 ;n hiost of the farm level, farm well jean by a Bortxxi druggist. ' Many atime in American pork. He says that the rushing grew, to prohibit impirt* itijurloui to the away m an instant One dose will cure any ordinary cough watered bv spring* and creek, well through of a bill directing the' executive public health, by way of retaliation. There dangerous scouts has his ability to drop acta almost magically. Ask any dealer m fenced; building* not ven- good but Yous department to retaliate by the exclusion was* nns a ^puill'll IJVA’.tVT- --n NIC VI,* spirited debate on the bill I,,'.'. approprl- horse in an instant stood him in good » cent bottle of “Hub” Cough C« comfortable, young orchard jitst com ­ from the country of products of France Atlng SI,Quo,OOj to continue Mississippi stead, and ilon’t br put oft with any other atlng,*l.0ue,(XM n( i cn .b!ed him to .-scape cap and enabled him to escape cap­ and Germany would not only be indecor­ river improvement*. ing into bearing, Hu acres of wheat to go ture. A peculiar thing was that his | ous. but It iniglitlcomp!icate our relations Jam. 1(1—In the home, bills were intro­ with the place if soW before spring. with foreign nations. He thinks that the duced appropriating b1,DXl,M0 t • Improve horses would never do their tricks for Will take a small payment down and first atpp In this direction should be the the Erie canal and maintain It free to com­ any one else. Officers used to take a co lialanrv in long time at Ww rate of in-! establishment of a thorough system of merce, and to autlioriz* tho construction fancy to some of his trained animals, • governmental Inspection, not only to apply of a ship Canal around Niagara falls. Res­ , terewt. A fine chance to make money . to exports, ' but to include also products olutions ware passed authorizing n bill to and "pay a large price for them, only to taJ ; Price 835.(1) per acre. consumed at home. General Dunn thinks appropriate the sum necess »ry to pay find that they were very ordinary and ' (304) HO acres in Irving. 6 miles from j .thatthq sentiment of the committee ou claims rebate on tobacco; calling for a stupid brutes out of their trainer’s , > mH"-.'™"' aboit .fming w at>:k commerce, ot which he is a member, is to report for of the earnings of each United hands. >_ .ml S mllr from 1t>. All '•"P’J"'1 proceed carefully, bnt firmly; to avoid States marshal, attorney, and etors for anything like hasty action, but to make Its the past ten years and perinltting students hut thrrr a few trrw on th. plK.- ,, taMwul «KI«k-i 1. Uu.ua action when determined effective. • The farm is quite level. OU good road. I all tin- oprrient* or Sprinx tlu»( eor bub from Guatemala and Nicaragua to receive [Exchange.] OUR FOBKIOX TRADE. instruction at West Point without oxnense rai«u*s cood rrota of all kinds, creek । t,,r n *• «*rtaln. rth-rturt -w! ph-aua'.»et A common notion nmoug uneducated runs through the bark part of the farm.' SSTmawS Mr. Wood, ot Indiana, has proposed a to the government. Afier »n long discus...­ -. bill* ^ approprlrr:-r:'. .i tieople, whose eye, are ... in good con- I scheme forextendtng and facilitating our sion, the house and *en.T.u LI"Good apple orchard and few young j Keep* <»ff sew. (evert, maiana HiUouw.csforeign trade. His bill authorizes and re­ f“- i,nPr,»v*,,,,<Y‘4frc,,u 0 1 ditiou, is that young use praril trraw. N.» Imiuw IficB with " j!* “•»)>eople Sex hsve nollrara the fargfa—■ quests the' governor of each state to ap­ Ml.ulMlppl river were rcjH'ried from 54x44 Wing atuwhKl. tram, l.m »>x4n. point within sixty days after the adjourn­ co mtn It tee of the whole. JAW. IT.-The U.raw, by a vora .t 3S to I j’1*' .’h.0 •" ment of this session of congress a compe­ (3)5) 40 acres. 2 miles east of Carlton liver atai digestion Get aaampieof So-I’K-sa tent person to act aa commissioner of his G4, passed the senate bill appropriating [ tinged witli this nie-utovaltani it m re- : renter, on good road, at acres improved I ***** & c,°” Whrtewk- Agent*, te state, who shall fairly represent the busi­ *1,000,030 for continuing die improvement j gpectfully suggested that thev wears • and « acres of timber, stirfm-e levd,good fh.* Mississippi. Xliwei ^al ryl.i A communication t,11 ..I ion t i..4t waa • .for u ueek . and * , see if ’ ness products and commercial interests of nf of the A was i nai• r of■ tylawwM clay soil, young orchard of &» trees, also | \Or 11 *** * . u| their respective states. These commis­ received tendering the marine hnsj.lsl at P“r O1 undergo the inoon- 1 peaches, pear*, cherries and small fruits, i sioners are to meet iu convention at a time Erie to the goveruinent tor a hmue for ' they are willing to nnrfmw* Griy's Specific Medicine. .11 4l._ and place to be agreed upon bv a majority soldiers nnd sailors. A bill was reported 11 venieneo f for all the styles in a millinery .! New two ston house 24x24. Price | and formulate a system of International to grant a pension to the stuvlving grand- {, mor. store. It I*" — Uiev 'try tlrat■ •inTenfion ot• tbo 1 CUREgiek-Mv^ack., Oy^ftH, Um-' 1 81J0U. llsh remedy. An commerce for extending the sale and ex­ child or Thomas Jefferson. unfxlllur run|I ev y one, the n<Me pinchers, less than a* j Coma/oiw/. lndig..tion, Co^tip.tnnr (200) A fine fann of 120 acre*, the evil noo pinrheri. leu tbui change of the products of agriculture and , Jas. 18.—In the house, Mr. Bayne intro- : tor * rm Inal ;n iw, nwpuwrv torN. half <»f the N. W. quarter and 30 manufacture of the United States with duced a bill far a public building al Aile- 1 wec-*.. w -i for «I ««( Wfr THE BLMO. wraknew.Hprr *,1!1 J* u i®a ’ « foreign countries, and to decide whether gheny City. The remainder of the dsy ।mentmg malorrnra, Iuh ----- ------ ------------”----‘ llitaft. will Rrodull, slide ofi ; rtOTXCK-,wiaMi._rua.WA>«M,X— acrn» on the S. half of the N. W. quarter , it is practicable to establish a bureau of was consumed in debate on the Fitz John’ the noee it th.t orgxn a at all thick or a«u'.™i..,jia.»«lp—1ur.r,.r..ia.ra-. of sec. 17 in Carlton, 7 miles from Hastpoteocy. and all dteeaam that . ° . k«L HaviBr bean bafor«Lk« ryablU (ar a aa&rt*rol international commerce. Mr. Wood pro­ Porter bill hi committee ot the whole, and ■ .... 1 ings and two from Freeport. The farm • toilow as a v poses that the commissioners shall make a adjournment to Saturday morplug was , । u ven level, with clay loam soil, 801 report to congress at its next session, ac­ an taken In order to continue the argtMnenta , ■errs acres improved of which 40 acres acrea are iu in ______ ______ iiupruvru ui wuicu w l companied with a draft of a bill to carry ------.. unlWTUTlWI. Jam. 10.—The house devoted the entire wheat _2r:_ and 30 in clover, 20 acnw of good i !S2JM4Stt,,"Sta <7n ont the plan upon which they may agree. v:„_i • In the bark. dimaras ot titnlutr u-lfl, onir,r bush rxiiur, of 600 NY1 trace, trnr— ..._ ______ ._ ' pain _ i j__ They are to receive from tho secretary of session to the consideration of the Fite (w jth sugar the treasury such expenses as may be al­ John Porter bill. Without reachin x a rots' accurately fitted to on eye must have its ■■ building* good, with good cellar, (Intern focal centre in a line with the centre of lowed by the gpvemors of their respective the house adjourned. ■ and well, 3 orchards o( apples, pears, states. /) ■» In our phamphlri. ahicb w» Jaw. a.—The house suspended the rules the eye. The wearer of the eyeglass 1 B . peaches, cherrira, plums, etc. 7 desire to send free by mail to everyone. Th* and passed a bill repealing the taw pre­ sticks that instrument of torture on his TUX CHINAMEN. by 1-all dnuqri'U al K_ It I ■ ! (213) 40 acre* in Irving on sec. 21, Specific the Iron -clad oath. Mr. Davie in­ ___Medicine is sold -------•< —. -ill The secretary of the treasury sent to the scribing nose in as many different jx^itions as troduced a bill to appropriate >50,000 for IA near North Irving P. O. All improved •ehate, Saturday, copies ot the correspond- tho erection of a building in Chicago for he can, with the lenses at all conceivable IM l but 7 acres, soil sandy loam and sonivenoe touching the operation of the Chinese the " dd THK B SllAY MEDICINE CO.. Buffalo, V > use of appraisers. It was rewired restriction act. It shows that since the that unearned railroad land grants ought angles. Then the bowed glasses fret the । what rolling, fair building*, well and Ou Account of counterfeits. w» bav«- adopted date the act went into operation numerous to be restored to the public domain, and ears and wear the bridge of the nose TRADE JImI I cwtern, good orchard. Would trade troublesome questions have arisen respect­ the committee on public tends was In­ raw. The man who would wear glasses ===a^W 1 towards on 80 acre farm. Price 81,200. teen of cure Issued bj ing the right of Chinese to exemption from structed to renort bills to carry that view for style would wear ear jewelry and I (216) 40 acres on sec, 32 in Carlton. a Co . Petrok, Mich the operations of the law. The most im­ into effect Bills were Introduced to make I ■ 21. miles from town and •< mile from portant of these questions appears to have the fees of attorneys in pension cases *10, corsets. been respecting th* transit across tho and to authorize the extension of the I Jschaol 20 acres improved, 5 . acres ...... ■ per, flllcd wilh ehsra sountry from New York to San Francisco chopped and 5 acres timber, good clay and Ohio road to Fortress Ing Mviab, storirs^bolee mlweliany. rie­ of Chinamen resident in the West Indies, Chesapeake soil, only slightly rolling, 16 acres of ls anol >®on. <m trial for ® renu and wt who wished to go to China by an overland Monroe. M«d KYUT .ubwribrr FRF.K our new Holiday wheat ; building* poor but could be made rOKElGN. / guiahed actress in this country on ths route to San Francisco, some ot them de comfortable by a little repairing. Pri^ Fuwlrw. eeasisting of 10 ptsew* popular m»le airing alao the privilege of being allowed Tbs Chinese have suspended the work *‘(nSi 160 acres n Irving, 5 mUtat teHlug cards, 1 peek “ Hold to Light " < ar4j. l to return by tho same route. The attorney of obstructing the Canton riser, on account street to-day, whom I do not personally know, and I caught the words as I general rendered two opinions on the pack Tun aad flirtation eerd*. I set chromo <atU». of a protest by the British government new tricks in magie. 5 new puzzlev gain* M question, the latter and fiaH.qhe declaring from Hastings, soil good. *urface roll­ fo police of St Petersburg discovered passed: “The business doesn’t pay.” I fortune, the myrtle oracle, a ways tofri ret. such transit not in conflict with the law. a The thought to myself: Here is a woman secret printing-office, and arrested eigh ­ ing and is adaptexl to *hrep or cattle Heller's wonderful delusion cards, eu Special agents write that there is no reason teen persons connected therewith. brought up in another part of the world, . raising. 60 acres improved, plenty of to apprehend an influx of Chinese from I Tin cm BTOEPSU I UDIDESTEI., The king of Spain has accepted tho but she is undoubtedly - talking, not i timber for fam purposes; peach orchBritish Columbia except on a small Kale, Act apn thaJUrrraaC Kldasrs, at least until the completion of the Cana­ resignation of the ministry, and has called about her art. but the profits down at I ard of 160 trees and young apple orchard, kbgulate ¥hb bowels. dian Pacific road. The latest correspond- on Canovas del Castillo to form a new the theatre, which does not especially Sufferers from Rheumatism.write I ‘‘onifertable log building*. Price low . eace Is on the subject of evasion of the law cabinet for “ Free 40-pagr l*aniphh,t” on Rheu­ Four violent deaths having taken place concern her, as she has no interest by the Importation <>f Chineee laborers in matism to R.K. Helphenstine.druggist. at Monte Carlo within a week, the English I 100 acr<8 ln J obnstown, 11 milre there. My belief is that some of our the guise of merchants. Among impor­ from Battle Creek. 4 milre from Bed- Washington, D. C. Mention this paper tant letters h one from tho Chinese minis­ and American roaidents are renewing their managers will make a great deal more ter at Washington to the state department, efforts to suppress gambling. • ford center, store and blacksmith shop money if they keep their eyes off the in which he denies the truth of the state­ “Chinese" Gordon Is to be allowed to re­ l 2 rnllra * mile to school; on main road ment about the Importation of Chinese la­ tain his commission in tho British army, dollars and at the art. Pieces that are I ««*'*» to B. C, » Km under borers to this country in a state of Involun­ notwithstanding his departure fcr the Con- made in this oountry^at present are cultivation, aoil day loam, U to 18 tary servitude. ^onaqfcry in the eervloe of the king of the nearly all written for some one actor, acre of Umber, aurface not very roll­ RETAXIAyOMT MEASURES. and not based on any genius or interestDETBOn, MICE. An American in Canton writes that from Ing. and well adapted for (raaa, wheat, The subcommittee ot the house commit­ highest to the lowest classes ths Chi­ corn or oata; small apple orchard In tee on commerce, to which was referred the favor war with France, and that ,the bearing, alao peach and eherrv Irena, the question of adopting measures of re- nese latterean only cwapo It by bending to the are all made to illustrate the actor. taHptlon against the oouatries prohibiting comfortable log build Inga, farmUn on What can be expected of a dramatie the importation of American hog products, both aides of the real Would aeU There is a repert In Berlin that the sen­ literature which, instead of seeking in after discussing a number of measures pro­ Cheap or take 40 scree la part payment. posed, has decided that the Joint resolu­ tinels at tho royal castle saw at midnight history or human nature for its hero, ths traditional spirit of ths • ‘ whits lidy" («) Afndtfarm of HO acrea, 40 tion of Representative Townshend la tho nulea from St. Louis, Mo- In Jefferson most satisfactory, and agreed to report it Jsath^tireom°0rrid0ri’ *eU>ken,n< X“® goes down under the stage to find a nosturist and strutter and manufacture favorably to the fell committee. The res­ Co, 8 mllea from station on the Iron olution, as slightly amended after eoaanlBoland, a joutpslist and speculator of him into a historical hero? Mountain B. B 70 aona improved, a tetton with Mr. Townshend, is as follows: Brussels, who pretended to hsve bribed large number of peach Iren in bearing Whereas, The governments of the Ger­ several .French deputies, has been fined and amdl fruits ot aU kinds, 70 acrea man empire and the' republic of Franee two thousand francs and sentenced to [•‘Hanaoa' ta Chicago Time- | ttaber. btack walnut aad other hard­ have seen fit to prohibit the Importation three years’ imfrisonment (or obtaining money by false rretenses. wood Umbers. On account of its loca­ tion and ad vantages for fntit ndaing It General Gordon hai/gone to Khartoum rhioh, it ia Whereas, Thengovernment of the Ger­ with full power to settle affairs In the 150,000 square could be made in a short time very vaL Soudan. The retreat of the troops and ittle to the u»bie. Price very low for <w>h or man empire has declined tho invitation of Europeans ie ent off, ths Arabs holding claused, will mu w°““ “ '°F T’P'rt’; ln BarrvCi the president of the United States to send both sides of the- rives. The chief of the its own experts to this country for the rebels refuse to negotiate with the Ksryp- test of; its capacity been made. A ranch (8»i) 40 aeraa In Irving, 4 milea from jS ■ purpose of examining the quality and man­ tlans. The report tint the khedlve con­ of thirty miles aquare is inelueed, and Hasllngii nwrly all Improved. IS acne ner of marketing hoar pradnets: of wheat, good orohani, apple, and now supports 30,000 cattle: nor would Clya~4al. Hanw. Resolved. That the president of the templated resigning is officially denied. There is authority for saying that the rcssw more than 10,000 more by JTJoh"ti (food k« house, lathed and United Statei be authorized during the session or recess of congress to Frehch government is disposed to do its this_________ rareful___ management. Bo we , __ _ prohibit the Importation of any imports utmost to reverse the vote Iu the chamber may conclude that the mesquite plains which, upon the advice of competent ex­ against the Importation of American pork. .1* locatwl the town of Pen­ perts, he Is satisfied are Injurious to the The ministers who hare examined into the would not support more than forty to ,x. ' . Holstein and L>evon CAlUe. public health, from those countries which,: subject ure satisfied that the objections ou the square mile, or 6,000,000 in all— Our eiMtomem hare the advantage of our mJmv field, (ulhoun Cow 3 miles from Battle upon the same grounds, prohibited, thu im­ ths score of disease are practically ground­ quite enough, however, for the needs treek. on gtxxl road, and near school. portation of any American goods or pro­ less, and that other motives governed tlie of this ccrtintry. Texas contains 274,­ !.5° ‘“,Provwl an(1 umlrrhMrii state action of Panl Bert and bls supporter*. sr-asagg"4U'?lion’ vor>’level and wU of the M. M. Ferry and Herlson believe It will 865 square miles, of which it is claimed iS?*”1’ ?*oun» orrh:‘r<i 5 aerra; be practicable to reverse the vote within a that one-third is farming land of CXMSQRKM8IONAIl reasonable time, and have given assurance various grades, one-half grazing land kfrixusmSzTcmawford^7 fxwm. gooti new hj.use and barn and all necr*in the proper quarter of their friendly in­ . SENATE. *ar> out-buil(hng. Aa exceOent chance of the capacity above indicated, and tentions. f Pm* i*r acre. JAM. IA—In the senate, pa nt Jons were Mention the Hartings Ranker. not more than ohe-iixth complete des­ presented for a constitutional mnondmeut k J A fLirin ot 80 Bcrw*in Newaygo The register of deeds of Ottawa coun- ert—moat of this on the gypsum plains granting suffrage to women, and do perStmu1county *»t and and barren mountains. But I appre­ R R- Rtat,on- 1S *crre JiSKTY**1’80 *cn* topped *o that it W?*1 ln from Emil hend it is too early to make so arbitrary ' allot, ot hamo-, HL. who aaya that a division; for men are now abandoning could be easily cleared; balance timtracts they once believed agricultural hickory, elm, bai r1.1 gw*d’ Murf** W1 LIJ AM climate ti not ad^tad to It and deaire a ihonfiit J*®!* IoR house and bam ’P^000 Having read "Michl, tuod weU. young orchard. Will tieman will “ ™ ar<la a 40 or 80 no™ farIn- Farms! Farms!! Bitters 5KERM0TTS MANDRAKE PILLS, Hops&Malt BITTERS The nut Kitmive iin-M Live Stock IitaUitatTHxVorM. a 1 ' ? ii! it 4; Backlog �A Shame, -^gentleman representing can be procured in any binding from the telephone company and Mr. L. C. cloth to the finest moroeco, and the cost Weiton labored for two days in vain to is from 83.75 to 810 per volume, accord­ HASTINGS. FRIDAY. JANUARY «, IM* secure Efficient aid to connect Hastings ing to the binding. with the entire Michigan telephone sys­ r___is_______ , .. , The__book sold only on subscription. tem and failed. The aid is hardly and Mr. Everett Stinehcomb, of this proper either. To connect Grand Rap- city, will be happy to show you the ids and Charlotte via Hastings would work, and sell the same to you. Blaine’* cost the telephone company 810JXX).' books ought to in every home in As Hastings is the important town on Barry county. Mr. Stinchcomb’will no the line, and must give most of the bus- doubt find a ready . sale . for - th . e work. . iaess to it if it wai patronized at all, the Died.—In this city ./Thursday Jan. telephone company asked that our buai- , ''17th* Lorenzo D. Quackenbush, aged 81 new would simply pay the company years, 10 months and 23 days. •l>000, for which the company would Mr. Quackenbush was born Feb. 25th return the subscribers script to the ex­ 1802 in New York State, and cairn* to tent of the money donated, this script to Of thia City. Michigan many years ago. He was be received by the company in payment for some time a resident of northern for use of the telephone line here. In Michigan, and at one time probate Will delkcr a teeturc on -ROBERT BURNS,1 other words, the company wanted a judge of Leelanau county. For the guarantee of 81,000 worth of businem, past 12 or 15 years his home has been in our business men had not the pub­ thisdty. December 24th last was the In Knights of Pythias' Hal), and lic spirit to accept this reasonable prop­ • ! a ■ 61st anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Quack­ osition. After two days of hard work enbush’s wedding day. Mrs. Q. survives these'gentlemen interested could obtain Over Spimfemacher A Muon's I pledges for but 8225! Think of it! A her husband. The Hastings Banner. Robert Burns James Clarke, Esq., chance to hello! with Grand Rapids, Friday Evening, January 25th next. Battle Creek, Lanaiug, Kalamazoo, pie | Saginaws, Detroit, and a number ot I other places in this state with which I we have or can establish business relations. Who can estimate the convenienee of such a line to Hastings. And the profits of it to Hastings’ business men would aggretate many times the OKK FOURTH OFF, cost to us. Freeport stands ready to day TO CLOSE WlSTKll GOODS. to give 88U0 for telephone connections B. ML’IHIR, Clolblcr. with this city and Grand Rapids. ~ "but NOW. Woodland would suliscribe equally as much if not more; while Hastings, the county seat and principal town of the county comes down with 8225! We ought not to have the telephone or any­ thing else, if we can encourage public enterprises in no better way then that. Good r«Mon« for seHtef. Apyljr And it is decidedly probable that we will not get the telephone. The com­ pany is not obliged to build a line to WANTED. Charlotte ria Hastings when it can reach that point by other places where such a thing as the telephone is appreci­ ated, and people are willing to pay for it. Alma, a little place of TOO people, put up 81,<XX) to secure the same thing that we were asked’to get, and for which HKOK. A WILKINS. ■ the magnificent amount of 8225, not one » 1a>st, j quarter of the sum asked, was subscribed. somewhere between the home of Ovear I We SHV shame Upon Hastings to tUTU {the cold shoulder upon such an enterI prise. What a fihe reputation such lack Admission. X Ceuta. Local News. ■ ' Ith Smith ■abocripUon Lent will begin Feb. 27th. Mra. Dr. Barker, with bier little daughter..is v isiting friends in Indiana. The bridge which crossestUe Thornapple at the foot of Jefferson street has rr , . tieen condemned. The meeting was called to order at the usual time, Mrs. Bentley 's parlors being well filled with a goodly number of earnest wives and mothers. Mrs. Smith took charge of the devotional exercises, reading from scripture the 1st chapter of the Epistle o^James. A season of fervent prayer followed, in­ voking God’s blessing on our work and asking a new baptism of faith and strength for each member after sing­ ing, the meeting was thrown open for business. The Sec. presented the minutes of the previous meeting which were accepted. It being decided advisable to have a press committee, Mrs. Bentley was re­ quested to furnish a report of our meet­ ing for one or more of the city papers. This was followed by some discussion in regard to the anniversary social, to be held Feb. 5th. It was suggested that cards of invitation be sent to those la­ dies who took part in the crusade move­ ment 10 years ago. Mm. McElwain and Mrs. Bailey were appointed a committee on courtesy and reception,- Mre. Rose, Mrs. Lathrop, and Mrs.Niskern a solici­ ting committee. It was suggested that the union take upon itself the duty of furnishing our depot with reading matter of a suitable and beneficial kind for the traveling of public spirit will give our city! And public. who will say the ill-name is not de[ Upon action taken by the union, Mrs. nerved. j McElwain and Mrs. Burton were con­ stituted a committee to furnish thenecThingb have fairly begun to move at i paper racks for the waiting the skating rink, and our people, some । rtjOII1Hf anj each lady of the union asked of them, begin to move off freely, a few | contribute her mite each week toward gracefully, on roller skates. From the | keeping u^.n, . marked improvement shown by wvenil j m„vk1 ,.arrl„| that ladies and gentlemen, one am with cer-jingbeMd a| th(. MWenre „f Mra tainty predict that we -will soon have ( ]elnent Smith. plenty of good skaters here. Bnt It is a | wm. |fal| b) Ura Mnalu hard road to perfection whwl'qne takes | Mn, ikntlev. and Mrs. Bailey adroller skates tor IL Dave Goodyear | ltrMMd theunion in stew earnest words tried, ami failed, to fall down in Noel^e I ...... m nyrard U> the magnitude, importance ------------------manner as to knock the end or the । an(1 honor |)Ur work building s-loun clean nut out nf of tinw. time. Wedontj Aft singing-Meet be thetiethat hnilAinfr MH ficin T i a*,r,dl ___ i»Zi ___ r__ -two-. Plainwell. He was found chopping wood. On Monday Officer Lasher went after him and brought him before Jus­ tice Rolierte, where he was charged by G. G. Soule with having forged the name of J. W. Pierce to a notefor 8180, •old by him to the bank in June, 1882.. 1882. sold Tlxe examination wm adjourned, and 1 Pancost, in default of bail, jail. fm sent A PARTIAL LIST I Of the Lacky Ones that took Valuable Presents from the to j Battle. Creek Republican. A mother in search of her wayward daughter last night found her in a sa­ loon with other beer guzzlers and en­ deavored to get her to go home. This she refpaed to do and officers were sent for but to no avail. Finally as a last re­ sort and with the mother’s consent, she was taken to the lock-up, screaming and cursing, in which she was sectired for the night. She was allowed to go home this morning, and it to hoped that the lesson wiD be lasting. A plan for the new First Preebyte-} rian church, about to lie erected, has been drafted but not as yet adopted by I that body. It is aa follows: Basement, prayer meeting room, entrance on Me-' C-amly street. From the front entrance i on Main street one passes through the library into the Sunday school room, which occupies the larger portion of the liasemenL On the first floor is the audience room, ample and well arranged, the organ room and session room study. The gallery h» • one half circle, similar to that in Hamblin’s opera house, well supplied with seata. This plan is so arranged, that, if adopted, 800 or 800 peo­ ple can be seated, Silver Water Sett, Chas. Dahlau, city. Ladies’ Gold Watch, C. Robinson, Ax Factory, city. Fine Bed Room Sett, Mrs. P. Grosce, Kent City. *100.00 Gold Stem-Winding Elgin Watch, Harry Croninger. Caledonia, Kent Co. Sewing Machine, C. Shoemaker, G. R. 11. Car Shops, city. $45.00 Cook Stove, Maj. Lowell Hall, city. Silver Tea Service, $75.00, Mrs. G. Hensums, city. Fine Bed Room Sett, No.1-?, A. Manley. Walker township. Kent county, Silver Tea Service, No. 2, Gro. Hart, city. We have not space to publish them all. ’coupled FAIR AND SQUARE ONE. Our sales since Dec. 1, have exceeded our wildest expecta­ jtions and the increase in -ales has more than- paid us for our out lay. There are ' Vermontville Hawk. A week ago Sunday evening at Bum’s comers, when the tbemometer was be­ low zero, a young man staggered home, 10 o’clock at night and fell at the door step. The dog knowing of the fact, aroused the family and on going out they found the young man prone on his back, uncccscious and nearly frozen to death. Asno whiskey is sold at the cor­ ner drug store, the question is where did he get the whiskey ? Bellevue has a G. A. R. post. with 19 charter metoiters; J. A. Burchard, com­ mander. The post is named in honor of Col. J. B. Mason, who went into the ar­ my from Battle Creek as captain of Co. I., Merrill's-Horae. When the 11th cav- j airy was raised, Capt. Mason was made Lieut. Col., and was killed in Imttir near I MANY FINE PRESENTS LEFT So come and getjjne. We Offer 78 MEN’S DARK P. 8. OVERCOATS. V«lv«t Collar, at $1.50 each. ’ LrU« r» zildmaed to tlir foltowlnz perwuis re-1 niainln* In th« poM office at Hniitiii**. Burry county, Mlchi|tan. Jan. 21,1RM; Jowiir Chamberlain. Clementine Dulioys. Belle Miller. 8. 8. Mcnjw. Paulina Schult*; card. Ir- ' rin WaDtert drop letter*,-M. 8.HarkBr<<., two. W. H. BOWAH. F. M. I’cMh.” by H. JL Handy; ’’CulUvstlop at Fl< er*.” by Dr. M.<J. Woodmansee. AO nwmb are requested to be present. AH lovers of frt and flowers, both ladles and genltenxii. un­ mean to assert that Dave failed to fall, mmp, ollr hearts in Christian love." the ComtnlUer. | j. r. WooDRvrr M-cn-mn. for he’s an expert at that; bnt he j InwUng. a<|j(,iiraed for one week. couldn’t jam Iris cranium through a <». benti.ry, iU ! foot of brick wall, and ™ so didn’t try it 1 --------------------1 but once yow A1 Keith is rated ns a Ii NEIGHBORING EXCHANGES. I Wlwrt, wWte............. I Wbert. red................. for an extended visit with friends in \nan who know* his iMudneas and doe# Knlamazon Trkwniph. . ( or*, retell................ ' Hoiithern Michigan and Ohio. ' |(. stm an. pained to announce thdt -There are now 115 telephone trans-! ' SarL^ta...’. .. .. I IHvk. ’TL jij dredbd LowkI.j. hud a 825.000blaze Saturday. he failed to i»ke one of his fists through mitters in Kalamaxno. The average iI Bret, drerewl . . .. The property destroyed consisted most- • Qje rjnk floor. He carrien hi^Aand in a daily messages number alxiqt 50b. ,j Htit. ’-r'' .............. Hifltcr .................. ......... Mr. JuhnLong, of Vicksburg, has |v of wooden buildings on Main street. I sling. Even some ladies have tried to I'm I l‘<4ator« .. ' j The leap yeunp^rty Wednesday even-, sit down on that floor as if to lireak the demonstrated that it Is posshde. to make “ Andes . ing was one of the inoet reefweht af-, thing; but the fl<x»r stays while the skat- a whistk (Hit*/ a pig's tail, and a good A irides, dried . ciifekeus, drmuMtl . ! fain* in the social history of our city. | er skates off for repairs. In company one t<JO--and he sends to the Telegraph Tit-keys, dressed larks, drvsssd ..... The ladies deserve great credit for the • with John McElwain we tried the roller office a perfect ear-piercer formulated Itahbtta, V pair ................ .................... a» w • Butter firmer, roc* dull, dried upplre flnter, complete succiiss of their efforts to skate-act. We mirceeded in rolling, from the iwndaht of a past ‘ and gone drtftseftlioKs ilull. (Tresred ehlekrn and turkton i • amuse and entertain the gentlemen. But John took the piwtry Inj* pprker. bljber. —Tlyre was a narrow escape* from . Sxweu. pastor of the Baptist Un minutes triM h' Rev. _______ _ cremation on Sunday pth atthedwelling olinrcn. nils wm in his resignation. The that he was quite a skater ’ church, haa sent in of C. X To who of Comsto*1t» south "of .ontinual ill health of hie wife make, elite uathal the beautof Gelenburg. The ifre originated “inhere a The “Lady of Lyons” was presented at Union Hall by the Middleville Dra­ matic Company, assisted by Mr. Fred­ erick Ixiranger, Monday evening. So much was going on here at the time that not a very large attendance was on hand. From a number who were present we have heard the play quite highly spoken of, and oar Middleville friends complimented. Mr. Loranger’s rendering of the part assigned him was of course the feature of the occasion. Those who visit the skating rink will find it conducted in a most orderly manner. We have lieen present on sev­ eral occasions, and can vouch tor the fact that Mefwrs. Moul & Messer meant what they said, when they announced that they would tolerate no rowdyism. There is absolutely no objectionable feature about the place, and nothing to which the most fastidious could take exception. If you want to enjoy an in­ nocent amusement in an orderly place, the skating rink will afford you the wished for opportunity. We Offer 48 BOY’S OVEBCOATS, same goods, at $1.00. At these prices they go fast, so come at once. We have hav cut prices on Winter Goods so much that we don’t expect to> carry one garment over. Call Soon at Star Clothing House 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. The BaiTj- Qu. Horticultural Society will turct* .a* the court house In the city ot HaaUnjp. Thurs­ day the 3lat day ot January, IM*, at two o’clock BROWN’S^ Mind we must close Our Entire Winter Stock! the salt works of Virginia. t, Remember the firemen’s dance at ’ v Union hall, Friday evening February j 1st. Tickets 50 cents. I Miss Grace Black will leave Saturday । freis that he can call hia work finished. He feels duly grateful for tho earnest and warm support of his church and congregation. Another machinist made his appear­ ance at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Syl­ vester Greusel, on "Wednesday night of last week. This will account for the smiling countenance of Mr. Greusri. Of course all hands of the Banner force were remembered by him with a supply of cigars. The smokers unanimously voted that if the new-comer is possessed of as good character as those cigars he’s a -good ’un"—a chip of the old block. concedes that our attractions in the way of Bargains with the GRAB BAG SCHEME is a ]Everyone THE BLASTED PINE iLoaiavilte Coorier-Joumal. j On a sandy road, in a Georgia pins woods, at midnight a traveler is vndkiug slowly, with bridle-rein over his wm. foHowed by a weary horse. • • • The moon seemed to be flitting in and out from passing ragged clouds, do« throwing patches of light on the road, aud again leaving it in darkness on the uncertain shadows of the pines. • • • • , A breeze, with a faint, sighing sound, swayed the lighter pine boughs. The traveler walks sloWy. peering anxiously into the distance, \nd wondam where ho is. Weary, nervous, on a strange road at a late hour, ho scans the brush at every turn of the winding road. Tlio moon, uncovered for a moment, throws a volume of light on a blackened pine, standing grim and bare, al an abrupt tarn of the road. A man stops from l>ehind the black­ ened pine with a step that is deadened by the pine ncedieu which imbed the sand. He stops in the middle of the road, motionless, facing the traveler, half a dozen paces distant. The traveler stops; his horee cornea to a halt before be feels the alight touch of tho rein, and. raising his hand, looks, wonderiogly at the motionless figure in his hor»c step by step, searching the roadside with staring eyes. No sound of step, do sign of figure, recumbent or crouching is seen. Only ar? owl hoots in a dismal pine top. • • Ckrefullv feeling the pommel of the saddle, and gathering the reins over the neck of the trembling horse, the traveler mounts, his eyes still searching for the vanished figure. With nerves at awful tension the traveler strikes his responsive horse, and they bound down the road, expect­ ant of assault from the unseen foe. At th® cross-roads store the traveler tolls the story of hu escape to half a dozen belated listeners. He describes the blasted pine tree and the figure that confronts him with knife in hand.. His curious listeners grow still, and look into each other’s fares. • " • ' , “Stranger, that's Jos Blewitt you saw. He was stabbed to death at that brother Jim.” No <me4eav< it in the pine wood*.. i the morning they all go bach over sandy road with the traveler. Tbev reach the blackened pine tree. The impress of hoof and foot is in the sand stovepipe paahed through the floor, pro­ The fourth one resulted in landing tected by the tueial tin ventilator. Con­ siderable progress had l>een made by the Half a dozen yards to the right, scarcely ahielded by ths undergrowth, But thm's lots of soUil fun In It; und fire fnjhe chamber liefore its discovery, lying on hia face across a fallen tree, to and we are glad to see the rink so well but with prompt action it was extin­ guished. Capt. Vosburg adjusted the patronized Oom the start. loss, which was promptly paid by the Thb traveler’s eyes are fixed upon the Bl.uxb’s book, “Twenty Years of Farmers’ Mutual company. human figure, and he lightly toeeee the Garfield," rein over the horse’s bead and drops his Congress, from Lincoln to I c well Journal. THE BEST TONIC. other hand io his hip-pocket will soon be ready to deliver, The first gMITH A PACKARD, Ex-congreMinaD Webber likes lum­ CX*roe He watte for a greeting from the alvolume is now out, and the second is bering better than political log rolling. well along In the publisher's hands. He is -now speculating largely in South Mr. Blalno was one of the most prom­ moon’s wavering raw. His heart beets Carolina cypress. It makes the press inent character! In our history during sigh to think of the fortunes that have rapidly and his boree is breathing MM. I the twent/yeani covered by his bookIjeen made by such men. Why, wehave “Who are youF* askstheftraveler, his 1881 to 1881. He was Dot only an ener­ a lumber King right here In Lowell! getic actor .in forming our history at The Hastings people are getting tired that time, but a keen olwerner aa well. into of the apathy of Kalamazoo in regard He Iu also, in the preparation of bis to the new railroad project Lowell got work, had reeoerae to the archives /In which a fugitive moon ray glance* for a tired>of that same apathy a long .time the Mate department at Waahlngtdn, ago. There is more “ spunk" in Battle Introductory tetter by and has spared no palm, to get the facts Creek than in Kalamazoo. Hartings the gresp upon the handle and the hi every' event touched upon. wfli find it out in time. MRS. LUCRETIA R. GARFIELD. braced figure. He slowly drawn from The twenty years covered by the hia pocket a revolver, never toeing sight The .Salvation Army ia still lighting Exclusive territory given. Mate towuabips In work were the moat Important of opr o< the threatening figure. * • • against great odds in Grand Rapids. The figure in the road moves toward history. To view them from the stand­ The tactics of this Army need revising. address with stamp tor reply. the traveler, but makes no rwixw. point of on “Inalder" is a privilege which “Stop, or Hl f " * ----J FRENCH A TA¥LOR, As a soul-saving organization the reports the no man can afford to lose. I ndoulitPublishers, MS Woodward Ave,, traveler, as he ini show that it is a florry failure. DwraojT, Mrcit. edly no man In the country is so well horse backing, with nostrils and qualities! to speak of those twenty years IHalnwtiU Imlrpendejrt. eyes aflame. * • Our Work Show* for faelf. Complaints are made to the indepen­ The figure with dread purpose and as .lames G. Blaine. cautious step advances. • • • dent that several of the drinking and The press of the country, republican, A shot rings out in the pine woods, independent (mil democratic, unite in billiard rooms of Plainwell were made Worse Owner*. if you and smoke is curling from the travel­ pronouncing Mr. Blaine’s work as a a place of frequent resort during the er ’ s revolver. The startled horse masterlv presentaiion of the events ot school vacation by young boys of this bounds beck, carrying hi# inantor with the two most important decades in town. Owners of theee places violate him. • • • J. SMITH. Then both horse and man stand still, American annals. He has been moved law in letting boy* under 16 visit them. H PACK AB». and the cocking of the revolver only by no spirit of revenge toward his Wherever a case of this kind comes to breaks tho siknoe. • • • enemies-and so positive s man as he any one’s notice, a complaint should be Man and horse stare down the road must have enemies. He treats them at once entered, the proprietors fined or Ihsders in Fine Wall dispassionately, and mentions in terms imprisoned, and the youngsters whipped Loss of James Pancost of Watoon was arrest­ of the highest praise the acta of some men who were his most bitter oppo­ ed in Walker township near Grand Rapids, on Saturday evening by a Kent nents. The work ia in two volumes, which county officer, <m a telegram from BLACKSMITHS, QUR HOME! Horseshoeing a Specialty. YON&HEALY �... = * fortune >" °‘*r HEAP8- f ptflsdelpte* Thrust] •_ — -1 - i~i .k • In THE LEPar»»AREWELL. ■--------------- FIRST CLASS JOB W0RKI®<« steamer conies to fetch to Molokai these wbow condition is most adranoed. thereto remain until death draws its i of aeverxl virion* liitie <wr* at-1m heel* charitable veil over eyes that hunger dnrisg th* trip- Tbe»ut«* of the for a land they ran never see. and closes dwelling gave no promise of the re­ ears that bsten in vain for voices that । puted riche* within, being simply an can never sj>eak to them. It was with r-AT THE—that'I traveled finally to . nnpre tc-.tious whitews»h«I shanty, such a party----------------------------------throa-h the chiaksm the door of which jfcyjokai. hi* excellency hariag at last streamed the light A knock at the eXh*nsted liis reasons for my not going, ii many sad door w« answered by ah invitation to 71-Lad••been my .lot. .to witness ------------------j , “Cotaem." The rich mat was seated scenes in which the human heart seems I at the snp]/er table, which was laden U> have run the gamut of agony. I Frtve heard the wail outside of an Irish "Does Xig—that is, does Colored prison vh<n xhe black flag floating to Richard livenere?" was asked. to the staff told that the sentence of the lam!* . . '' J'*'. -Yes, saL: yes. s*h. I’m ‘Nigger ; ]3< had been given effect. I have seen Dick'; least wise .that's what dey call Jews in the east driven in winter me, tho’ my wme is Sp riddal, sab; night from out of their villages, Jolin Spriddal. Take a cheer, sah. anj a few months ago I hurried on to Git up dar. chile, and gib de gentleman Sunderland in time to see an hundred dot eLecr. Scu-e me fer not rilin', but crushed bodies of children carried out Tm troubled wid de rbenmate-rheu of a hall. Eierv familv of that mstiz in bof my feet. An' ter what eitv had its dead little one, but nene of sah. ami ter’tribute dis social wirit*” there nor anv other • scenes tlmt "It is said that you have realized a nice i j Ure witness^ appruoched in Hated DreaMr m. A. l>. was' little fortune out of the a^h-damps of guj WST those whida attended which vou have had charge, and I up^n the separation of famibes Imported and Doinewtir Wall Pajier Hanging-, htaixxd claim. would like to learn southing of the u these handful of lepers sailed away inlaid wood floors. Designer and manufacturer of art furniture., < lar Rr*"’ **' m business." | to their exile. Daughters reached out I AtUnrey « for Sok Evvnikre “Yes, sah: I see, sah. Thinking ob their arms to mothers whom they might Mantels a specialtv. Representative of the Low Art Tile. BUrt* CX. MV! ' /U FORT ST. WEST. DETROIT. dat line ju'sdf, sah ?’ , DOt embrace, wives held up their mouths Od being as-sured ths? he saw in hi* ' fOT which their husbands could visitor po prospective rival in the profits i gjTe> babes held in arms of strangqthi* business, Dick continued: “Well, j e„ Uughed and cooed to their mother*, sth. I've foHy d the profession about i to whoae breaking hearts they might Hail FMtetaete*w Ctreati Conn tor t ’, fou'teeu year sod Lev done tol able E</f be held in one last loving clasp, 2 Kj^TTS-r —*“■-■■ well. In dat time I bev scrape! toged- And ^bs. such sobs, alas, that come der eight or nine Lttle properties, and tma tfae depths of heart* wrung with her some tittle savras rede bank-ati ’ d* rutsery at a hopeless -mnditioc. rreUeet of Ttifc* mate, tart H ■ tretavn' out of d sni dirt The way de bnrf- Present lv the lines were cwt off, thelitth A Coijymr. wotH ness is done wdu; 1 « beam of some- . tie siomtr tonsd her brad «w and OT,- J.b>f ^rr,lin‘\ "ante .teamed slowlv toward the bar. ' filled in. Jou goes to bun and asks: j went into’the little cabm in t ajmrt 054-1884 four lui-.Ui- from tireeixtrof tbts-ici> . within twraly davsthe eomdainx-.. .. •Lan I hab charge of de dempT It , the ^tam and closed the door, de­ don t coot him uothifi . and you nrcst ferniined tn hear 'no more and see no ----------------- : — ■ ~ -------------- ' '............ —— ~ m HuE. Hotwre H. Hull Elimbet^ iM to kwpiti de damp level »ad oal; „,o„ ot ,,^1, gri, t. Tb, hIUe port WM M M a e> ' Mrtrh. (Teu.eRtfn'- TotkdM. < *n«ta AznMcldes. Hasting* !>*enttrer 12th 1W. de nght sort Id, dirt » pat io. Dra I op,„, .j,?„ niddoalr it d»rkened, .. • FRANK A. HtxihKH joe. to de men who m nAnlm n.luw : „nd lrx,kjrltr up I M«tbe dark but be*a. SMITH A (NHAiROVF. " ’ ‘ apd otaer like thiol's that u alvajr, ctfwl face ot a woman • young Lua­ rompi*: . ta-it. .moeesl away i»d tell dem dat d,r bmid war on hu way to Mol’okai. Hl,e ■ ^^1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■KSraMHn !H4uey F. I loft. Jane Huft ItenM Hutt. Rfob- EAttewt.’ SoiM r«»r>CHt«A RLK? M MACK Ctt pirtthWy tacand by DR. F. HAldL*H CATARRH RKHEl»Y, .wT Hull. Ortey HuU. Fnorilfo IrowWnAir Ian dniup nt my «uip I Km J get, , 1Md ,WBn> M IC„reet,t thl. Earner, Anr»oMap»<S.«Mlirtyaiff«rrtkifK«n •aoUurrmwruuon*. 1» M h the forra ------- Hull, an Infant wbmw chrHtian nxroe b nre-n^ sad-what l*» hauled there is care- nnd - - * *being, -j- - as indeed are all. her race. a= fully picked over, and what we get out much at home in the water as ou land ! ^itait pcndliy in tbr C’trrutt is my. pay for superintendin'de job. I she had no difficulty in accomplishing <l*y U S'whiIi pay my men $1 a day mostly, but some- her purpose. In thrt <-*U9 times work ’em on shares. ’ Almost ev­ .______________ .!«*><■ Hull arto "Ah!" she said, "yon are not a doctor , tian uawr is unknown, an- :xX rrtolrnt, „f thi* ■ Kamari r erything is found in dera cart loads of nor a constable, tell my husband to look mate, but realdr In the state at Kaww There- : ( dirt, rre found money'an’ jewelry— r over the side to me and God will bless such a* breast-pins, lockits, charms, and you." sleeve-buttons -on’ silver money an' lumr I* unknown, eater their Appcanuxv 1m ' I went on deck. We were stexftning ' saM rauw on or beforr- four month* from the greenback* A short spell ago I found I slowly, waiting for the.,government in­ <!rte of thia order. And that wlthto t«t*oty day* a $10 bill in acme ashes. But the prin- spector to complete his task before tire cvninluJtianurfUiM-tht* order t«> Ih- j-uMHbrd I cipol things, of course, i* rags, bones, • taking Lis own boat for the shore. The February, l*A. at Un o efork to thr Jurrwo^i . brass, bottle^, tin cansj and old boot* lepers liad become quiet, or at least the north fnmt door of the court !i..u>« . •# th HXr <rf Harttags. In Barry county, NH-.-siu jmd shoes, and the like, and dey all pays comparatively so, except for j»aiu. A HIMIKEK. well. I sells dem to dealers For a few women were rocking on their wagon-load of tin cans I gits $2.50. Old haunches and moaning. A young half­ boots aud shoes is worth 10 cents a ’ white girl, whose sail story I will tell I'HAULES M MACK bvrel.* later on, Lad fl ung herself od the doek “ What is done with the bouts and ! in a wild abandonmant of grief, and be­ an shoes?" '* hind the smokestack I found the hus­ blatc of xicblsan. “I don’t know dat, sah. I sells dem band kneeling in prayer. His faev. fraruonx! half of the Mrfhre-ast fn»eti<*a> ! quar tA*r nf oKthw, nnm*w»r trwT'.f1,, a.-w..,-. down by Gray's ferry road, but could serrated by the leprous sore*., was held uStHIRAM SIBLEY k CO.Rochwiw.N.t Chiun,III nebber lam what a a* done wid dem up to the sun; the tears were stream Drrrtuber-rt. 1JWX. Richard Dovk. Elizabeth Bentley. Annxi Biehle dar. De tin cans is sold to a place ing down his cheeks and d^eaae-cut rmup w. xiskern ourt cremrtMtotrer In ait.! to it where de solder i*» melted off. and then features, softening them by the agony ly. MM. Reed. Defendants. they go to the chimical works. The of supplication. 1 H. CDKBIN. 'X j noUrttor for CompiiUn.tot rags brings me from 1 to 10 cents a ‘•WUIiam," said I, ‘ your wife is | X JOHN ( AKltTH rmnd. I So, you see, out of five dumps alongside; go quietly to the place I ' day of Febrshave clffirge of, the business canZXe shall point out to you, and yon will aee >u. *1! be north made to pay a livin’ for a plain, unos- i her.” sumin’ family like me and the children." The man sprang up, and for a • “How many men do you employ at moment he looked perfectly beautiful, each dump?” such a joy as came in his face. Then "From three to ten; if* accordin’ to be turned and ran to the place I indiMTW, K73.) the„ jpickin -- - ’*.” . , cated. Half an hour afterward I saw And are they mostly colored men?" him alone. We were then under a full MlchUan. described aa follow*. "No, Ssah!" t-.* . i _ I?e jpdignant re- ; bead of steam, passing Diamond Head. WMt half __ —V___ . _ . . spouse; "dey is. mealy I-taban* ~~T. tj .H— and —j I■ “Wl:»rei.»h«r iMked. ' 1 pendiaa la thia cotwt. i Meh tetob. G«xl night, uh; look out He pointed astern, and there, not an for de dog,. Here. yon. Bern ,r go_wid eighth of' a — mile awav, -- ------- . we saw hei de gintleman and keep de dogs off.” — ’----- ’ *toward• some -fishing boafi. Cures Rheumatism. Lum­ swimming , her black, soft hair floating out behind bago, Lame Back. Sprains and canw. within four 1 her, her arm every now and again Bruises. Asthma. Catarrh, waving to us good-by. Coughs, Colds, Bore Throat. । On tlie deck beneath us slept and In Um* said counn D iphthe ria, Bums, Frost eye on the newspapers, “bow favored | moaned the lepers. With his legs railroad men are in the columns pf the twisted about the rail of fabe bridge, his Bites, Tooth, Bar, and Head­ daily papers from New York to San disreputable pipe wheezing, and his , ache, and all pains and aches. Francisco? There is no paper of prom­ unrestrained tongue reeling off lies, . inence that gives less than one to two perches the captain. I doze in a wicker ' •D- hot iare^ul m4 rsMraai reaody ia ifc. Ma r*..- ttSU r* wr uweouni-mK-ri uii" inn oi iircrmiwr, u. iwv chair, and listen and dream and fall to I columns daily to railroad affairs. In ■<Wlk» fe tka FBAXK A IPIOKKK <WOrr> anryakun. Ottenteaa la Hj-tt iMfUfo. the little -paragraphs with, which these wondering what ministry of faith can : m Fndar. the Cirruit Jud kr­ one ttaMMMd ’ AMrraftOOLGBOVK. bring peace to the troubled souls of l (Hose, the names of officials of various ttabcftm for ('iMMptaiuant roads appear from day to day in con­ this cargo of afflicted, and so listening FOOTER, MIUMJRN & CO., Pre^ra, nection often with most trivial matters. and wondering I fall asleep soundly, ; ■tTTALO. X.r,uA.A. Take it here in St. Paul, for instance. and when I awake Kalawao is broad off । * Ctertra ?ickrrwMCaT£ra< I suppose there are possibly 100 railroad our starboard bow and the sun is ' ' men drawing salaries ranging from 1 rising. Ikfsult barter been made In the conditloti11,500 to *10,000, whoto names get into j a eertatu inortnn- (Whereby the power Umi MWtelnH to seUhas becooM* operathe rir pyint at 1 least once a week the year lExchauge.] , tedtorCtmrtas W. Stewart to Mrs. H. M Nor round. There are 20,000 men equally 1. The rubber industry of -the United important another, who States has no rival in foreign countrie*. TZZiin -!* one way 'and ----------— fzz are ’ ’lucky z if *2 their name* ___ average one j There in­ | l the twenty-mi mth d*j of Nornntx-r A mere is is rtramthing, something, like Like $75,000,000 >75,000,000 inXDO YOU WANTS 2? II” * newspajMW appearance in a j, --------y®* r* * vested in the businCos of manufseturing , really doubt if it is justice or good., pSl.Ood.Ood of wbinl. whichTi or good good robber rubber ctooi Ik. *30.000 non nf i. ' IM-ttttoner management to shut so large a class of confined to the rubber boot azxd shoe | people as farmers, for instance, out of industry. The to'al number of em-1 the daily and weekly papers for the ployes is placed at 15,000, and the j iRARe. that should b mbFmmM Inten-: sake of so much unimportant railroad total number of factoriee nt 120. Ac-1 ^B^- B »Wben»lbewR; news.” cording to a recent census bulletin tlie ■ w | pressed, ant! aho»I<i [■affmar* for th<value of the annuyf product is $250c 1 000,000. Some 30,000 tons of raw rub- j ■ M B JR The old colored nurse, the creolo ber arc imported every year, which, with an amirar* at inlcrvM then1 c - L ~ "mammy” waa the ideal servant—a when combined with other materials in I Lbe cotton qf mid mortiMcc Im-cocgood cook; a thorough nurse, a second manufactuMg, atnount to 800,000 tons. ewlui—wwii wwwfwf.Ml1 dr. bees Nmie ta tbe paywrat of mI<! Jf* 5®WfcLti, i mother U the children, bnt teaching The market price of the raw material < w ■totetedMlMteMtenlbe saaie *> OI • O*P ER* D 1.1 VER, them to prattle a horrible jargon, Lu been force. 1 np to 11.25 per pound. le as above exprvssrti, and the «anre sometimes called “gombo," and again, ta«nraldttrfta mtwt< Bltbwu"creole." The negro lingo of Virginia scarcely DO cents. In consequence of ; b* flteaas— jot tea hninaa race. These is classical compared with the jargon o4 the advance m price, several substances i mnj*»tadte«tetbateeitetejee:^ae eS the ctwolehegre. Whether ft was ttfat have been prepared as anb«txtutea left it,' —--— ---------- .... A,wrr» ■ .tabedmand pa>« French was a language too difficult for of which celluloid is the most important, ey^teg* ~r ‘r ~rVr"r* Brwetpfion Htbsttete*.tberr l~ 4<THE MAIL,** Toronto, Canada their toogaes, or whether it was due to id «*on rnM rare and the » < t SOU-attire date ol the presence of so many negroe brutes, IIKanttihtte hsiwtrrd and thlrt? wild negroes of African birth, in the i tdstes, i«»d Mrs. Barnett, author of “ Through swor niuil) hniiiu colony, cannot be said; it iaonly known tbs debi remain I tu that they sj»oke a distinct ixtoM- One Administration," is at present en- j e;ed upon!another play. "lam very another language from their masters, y," site siys, "and although I’ve done ' the twelfth «iio nf made up of about e:iual parts of French lock In the aftemncit But_____ and African words, and absolutely in- an immense amount of work— I have i comprehensible to an ordinary French­ written ten books, including the earlier ' "sn ■eri.tla—I have accomplished ft onh man. j. i; j ,. . The whole gibberish coutained but a with the greatest effort. I don't like tc few hundred words and wain without work,and l!m very lazy. • Of course, J er fte ptteikanifa - aM martsaini deerribed. tense, rosod. or grammar, One word work methodically. I go to my room ।much thereof as may Ire nw«M.in to salt' of W«c tad "childroa’■ did dutyfor a hundred, aud. the very which is oniy>e third floor, every morn­ animals and trees were without distinct­ ing immediately after break fabt, and fcg^gag^^gdii. ive titles,' because tho language was not stay there until luncheon. I stay, but J can’t always write. Sometimes 1 spend •J w. o. HUGHART, rich enonghjo gne them * or party1* of BumI lying amt being MtuatFor sale by FKKflKlllCK HnTCRKlwT nearly the entire time walkmg up and ! Goethe: Holdfast to ths present down, tossing a ball, a habit 1 have, an I am obliged to umb my hands when to aUau wwmraam nu. thinking.” ativeof a whole century. ; ; A Oman has computed that from Half a loaf is, no doubt, better thaa 1802 until 1813 Napoteou L “con none, but a woman never gets a chanw aumed” 5.800,000 men, or at the rate ol MtMJOOaysBr. remind kbrdwrlSng wit!,- BANNER OFFICE MlSR*3"gjjjSjujKvgTQ*"* cwlj FAYS CRAPES . WM. WRIGHT. f 1 ‘ Fresco Painter and Interior Decorator. _t £atalo^ ETARRH^HEau ,s^***« t . 1884 CATALOGUE FREEtrt£ , DAHOMAS ECLECTRIC Elector Wisdom Shade Clasps. TREE! WESaf-OKE AGENTSSE= 5MB ,i4ar«^ OR SELLI ^advertisements^ TEN WSANj WOMAN’S FRIEND Farms in Michigan. ■SS:5SS.?1K2.Wort[. SAW GUMMING ! .... � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-02-01.pdf 2f85b19352183210b7195b1fd2c2eff5 PDF Text Text •I VOL. XXVIII. NO. 41. HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY 1, 1884. County News. Farms! Farms!! m> - ------------------------ . i BLACKSMITHS, Horaeshoeing a Specialty. J • WHOLE NO. 1489. —------------------ —--------------------------------------. J2®1) A farm of 80 acres in Newaygo Timely notice of the play will be given tertaining visitors from Kbtamazoo. a spree Saturday night with his i fro°r\ ctHHrty neat and in these columns. . Miss Kittie Bramble has gone to her 2H miles from R. R. station, 12 acres improved, 20 acres chopped so that it J M aple gbo ve. brother ’ s in Muskegon. OB. (EVILLE. >’,IU1'! ** KB1I> cleared; babmre nni. L. L. Loveland leaves Prairieville _ . Bev. W. N. Breidenstein will address FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Hon. I). R. Code and lady visited bered with oak. hickory, elm. basswood Those intending to buy farms the “*• ff’?1'1. surface level, no friends In this place Monday and the people at the U. B. church, Feb. 5th this week for a future residence in York ■ east. He was overhauled on Tuesday at Chester, brought before Squire FeigbComing season will do well to carefully waste land; log house and barn, good Tuesday. . at 7 o'clock p m. Will also hold an in­ state. Will trade examine the following list of. farms good wd!, young orchard. James Wilcox died this morning, at ner, and remanded to the custody of the John A. Turner is in Allegan for a stitute on Feb. 7th at 7 o’clock p. m. “ “ 40 or 80 “ere farm. taken from our Itooks. officer till he became sober. . the residence of his brother, Alonzo. with Hie following program: (2»7) quarter day or two. We have many uvumB others iuki and can not ..v ii.» .v uuiu; nor —z 110 acres on the S. W.. quarter in Wnflun.1 ___ The Good Templars of Naahvilte fail to suit any one in price and loca- ■f»W. 34 341 ln Butland, attz milw* «•from 1 Binging. Mrs. G. G. Carns is slowly recovering BOWEKB MXLZA ti<>n. Hastings U mile from school, 35 acres from typhoid fever, having been ih the elected the .following officers:- A. 8. 2 Prayer. Among the sick we mention this (164) 140 acres, five miles from Hast- *mProyve<i. 90 acres of good land on the Winn, W. C. T.; Mrs. L. O. Crocker. W. 3 Singing. Week Mrs. A. D. Still,and two children of ings, on good road; 70 acres improved ,> ri3-}1, the isuwutmi timberedHwainp swamp care of a doctor over three weeks. .— .remainderw V. Z; Bertha .Wood, W. 8.; Mm® 4 Greeting remarks. Rev. W. N. F, Bixler—all quite sick too. Mrs. Merrill, a very old lady, is •seri­ :did CO acres of good timber, farm is iland; Ian tiiuberon u,rao®Pon the high land, beech beech, Stanton, W. F. 8.; Bert Smith. W. T.; Inwood andwKitewood; well watered by a stream running ’ !maple uai,1<‘. *>aaiwood and whitewood; frame ously sick; heart disease and lung com­ Breidenstein. On going to his barn the other .morn­ hlttllUI ... I I ’ AT through IL It is timbered with beech. .h ous? M*84, 1log stable. This farm will Elwood Martin, W. M.; Allie Dowim, plication. 5 Ereay, Miss Agnes Dean. ' itu oeren, ’ at H ing, Mr. James Williamson found a ■,>ak. ash, elm, and white maple; fam soil 1' * a VCT7 low price. ■ «at “ the ItiStlon of those I „ 1’roceM* 01 ““»» 6 Declamation Holinter McCartney. valuable horse lying dead in his stall. W. I. G. gravelly loam, good fruit. This farm J*'*o“M,»UtUi:Uuiiwu w; diooe i The proceeds of the donation for Mr. ■ -d wishing to buy 7 Singing. will be sold for a very low price if- sold u "“y farms to the fact that Bunne11 amounted to 830.50. The animal seemed all right Che night <0O»l ■ nm.tor __ i j ___ .. than ’ better forma terms nun can be secured now Mr. L. A, Nichols will soon have 8 Essay Miss Mary Guy. his before. Plainwell Independent. ' tae^s^n^te l£V»ibee? miU done in the «wamP running. (169) A fair farm of 91 acres --------* 9 Recitation, Miss Esther McMore. iS. O. Smith has decided not to adopt ------------------------It n.-. Cook, of the Hastings Banner, wants miles from town, 70 acres improved* u,e season. season, it is also aiso better/or oetterJor the riot, « ,tiVMuslc. level, soil gravelly gravelly loam loam and and produces product P Purcaa9e urc^aserr to to be be early early settled. settled. We We have have rns nearly aU empty m our place, a boy just yet. to be “tufced loose 16 a roller skating 11 Essay, John Messemer. all kinds of <2. ®®Uinn^ m*^8 a steam sawmill here is talk of Geo. Bunce selling his of crops, well watered, fences }*"* J -----— Mr. Knapp has iyid an auction sale, rink, for a genuine hour's amusement.” in fair repair, good orchard; good house 12 Recitation, Fannie McKee. louse ., ir.n Rood ,ocati .------- °n..to sell or exchange for lor PI;ice to> MrJMorril who formerly lived and intends making Battle Creek his Probably the spectators would enjoy it Will i Iafnis, ah *° small stock of groceries and fair bam and wagon house. Win also croceriwi to ‘; near T.ulra 13 Singing. near T*lrtA Pine Lake. future home. ncv. . or exchange for small farm. Money the most. be sold for low price. Henry Morehouse has finished set­ Rev. Osborn, of Irving, ’preached ;at mites north *(Mxl eatat« security. Fire (166) 3 120 acres. F- of Hast-1 loa?£i The demand for mill feed among the 15 Address. W. N. Breidenstein. ings, on good road, within a few rods of I ™ l“e iusurance written in the best tling his mother^ estate^to the satisfac­ the Briggs school house Sunday morn­ fanners, in the absence of the corn school. 80 acres ■ improved and under ! £°rnpaniea. We are the agents for the tion of the heirs. A few hundred left 16 Singing. ing. No meeting at the Kiner school crop, is beyond anything known here high state of cultivation. 30 acres of i?nIa’ Laton & Barry Farmers’ Ins. Co. afterpaying all demands. 17 Recitation Miss Mary Bowley. house next Sunday, as Rep. Gillaspie before. excellent timber, well watered with I tt l^S®8 . vacant lots in all parts of On ;®e day this week 8140 Sinsimr. Sleihing getting pretty thin in this will then attend quarterly meeting at worth of feed was sold and put up for springs, well fenced, two.good apple "“tings to sell on easy terms and low Benediction. orchards of choice varieties of fruit, P.nc®*- Call on us before you buy and vicinity. Gun Lake. farmers at Merrill & Co.'s mill. Elmer Shafer’s children have the early and late, peaches, peara, quinces! i we8®aU be glad to show you our list of Harry Thiera froze his toes on both Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Whitcomb, of and berries of all kinds; good house ! Pruperty free of expense to you. feet last week going to Martin for plaster.' measels. Gun Plains, visited at William Manley’s and large barn, well and cistem.% Will Respectfully, North >Norins’ In a whirl. Mrs. A. 8. Quick is sick. last week. vpilSSti;( l»e sold at a bargain if sold soon. i ,PA?KKRi * kenaston. (167) A-gooff farm of 130 acres in j ,,oody,,,r 1 c° ’< Con“r A party at Geo. Moores last Friday C. H. Hayton and wife are visiting Splendid sleighing. IkxAurln gutter. night. ■ Hat tn rtrwt. Prairieville. , •' --------------------------- friends in this vicinity. ! We are informed that Lafe Whitteter on sidewalk. (169) A good farm of 160 acres, on j Ask Jake Endinger how he crone to —---------------- I nK're L,i to builds new raw mill good road, Sp, iiiilw south of Middle- ' i"TrK4?*r /.I JuM bwnSiwSwHl Kumxi and shoed. set the sleigh box on fire. NASHVILLX. vilte, 12u acres improved. 10 acres of. I four »kii‘ aild tem? ???#££ on «f »■■>«<»>«■ Hataera. hwwrow’l— .foe Shoups is ready to receive custoinC. E. Oviatt, the railroad -agent at timber, level, soil sand loam, buildinp* r mgs 1i with zo-pk-sa. itreiruinti-stbesystem.nerves, fhe last chattltti to replevin was a • era at the new store. ro«k M?ybra,a',n?lkM l,rlshL y°ur work I drive well. Nashville, received an invitatioptotake fair, good fruit of all kinds, 40 r<~~ I Charles Slade and wife spent Saturfrom school^ 30 acres of wheat and the ! charge of a depot at Cassopolis, but con­ The examination of Jas. Pancost on Wotikl ' WiUi)un freeman, of the town ot same number of acres of rye. T* * i • cluded he had rather stay in Nashville. the charge of jittering a forged note of 1 » Baltimore, visited G. W. 1'alentiqe on Ii day and Sunday at Section Hill. take a house and Ipt in town or ai small I I Forest Lodge Ko. 891, L O. G. T^ He visited Detroit last we<k in retetion ’ i Sunday last. 8150 to the liainwell Exchange bank farm in part payment. (172) The west half of the southeast • : Tiro must l»e legal tender in the city, elected the following officers Jin. 26th. to the matter. ■ . was held on Tuesday before .Justice W. C. T., Cora Pearce; W. V. T7 Alice The editor of the “News”‘went to Roberts, resulting in Pancost’s Jieing quarter of sec. 17, township of Rutland, , i judging from the number drawn from 65 acres improved. 10 acres of tjftnber. ! Dunham; W. T^ 8. Ames; W. S.,George Lansing, to assist in installing the offi­ , 'I this town. / . held for trial at the next term of the good clay soil, quite level, fruit •of all ... „ !, Spencer; W. I. G., Vena Walton; W. 0. cers in the K. of P. lodge of that Sda<‘‘- circuit oourt in 8600 bonds, which not kind, qomlortable buildings. Price j hjglj'.'ig, We learn that Dr. ,V. E. Grcler. of Gm Ed. Wolf; W. M., Calvin Nicewan- last Wednesday. • reasonable at 82,400. year* by a Boston druggist. l»emg given he was committed to jail to n ;■ Niranac Saranac, aa former resident of this place, der; W. F. S., Elva Nice wander. (200) 240 acres in Irving and Bowne, ? “ •, do ^ e w,u . c ‘ ir any ordlnanr rough, it . t . ’ Rev. A. Livermore visited friends in ll'niiles 1 n,urc from from Hastiiura Hastings,7T f milrc from' I -fn,mart -?«,magically. Ask any dealer u»’ KJt ! has taken a partner in,his practice, and I await his trial. Parmetre ami C.lladoma stations on the I .tlial ,he Uttle gratleman weighs eight I ’Eaton Rapids aeouple of days last week. CABLTON. armetee and Caladoma stations on the ~J --------- -~ — * Stella Wilson made a visit to Battle Bellevue Gazette. M. R. It., IU miles from Fillmore I pounds; and now the Doctor eontemThe new-th post - office established in the John Dow, of Sunfield, for forty years P. O., 194 acres improved and remainder plates retiring from his medical profro- north east part of the townships will be Creek friends on Friday. See that your family physician is a supervisor of that township, cele­ ■ i sion, and wiil leave the held to the known brated his 80th birthday January 15th. properly registered, as he cannot collect Mr. Fox. of Freeport, proposes to watered by springs and creek, well •'oun? nian. Silas Anson, of this village, we think, his pay, and is riot liable for carelessness. fencejl: buildings not very good but i The Wesleyan quarterly meeting* was build a grist mill at the center. neglect or ignorance in the treatment of has lieen a member of the Masonic fra­ comfortable, young orchard just com- i 1 removed from Doud school house to the Mr. Giftle, the blacksmith, has a tele­ ternity longer than any other man in wfihnthJ7£Sf’if £SFlif^^uriiS" -n ABOl‘T WATER' »• ''burch at Cedar Creek, to :ucom- phone from his shop to Ids houiM*, of your family. The meml>er8 of the First Congrega­ Eaton county, and there are but very Wfll take a small payment down and foFi&i®^^^ lar^ crowd, there lieiug his own construction, which works like tional church of Nashville, at their an­ few men in the country who have been balance in longtime at low rate of in-1 *“*h* •rSr?enLVor;»Pr,"K waters that ever bub-1 more people than could get into the ft charm. d,,m"e ,o mak*'n,on^-" U-booi howw. I Geo. Eisc-nhood is suffering with a nual church meeting last Friday, extend­ longer in the order. He became a mem­ ber in 1825, and belonged to Canandaigua cSrwX'tolHin,.« miles from 11 "* “* •"<<*»•« ‘h“l«• "><«*- cancer in the face. . He is beyond all 1ed a unamious call to the Rev. Albert >iiiuuau<r»7* . , Livermore for the ensuing year. Mr. lodge when Morgan was abducted from •nes strong, । iy paid. Hard times cannot stop the help. the jail at that place, and throughout [ The school at the center taught by Liverroore has l>een pastor of our peo­ l ' nnllw* inn nf uuma collection of tho the same. .ind mile from 1 . (J. All improved regulates the boweU only by acting upon .the ple, for the pftst year,npdftiv maintain­ the anti-masonic excitement of those but there are a few trees on the place. nwanddigaitiotL Get s wunpie of zo-pk-ha Mail changed from Saturday to Fri­ ’ Miss Angie Bates is a success in every ed a steady increase in atttkidanoe, arid tiroes. The farm is quite level, on good road. fl Wholes Arm 1*. day. We do not object if we can get the particular. kept up a .good interest in spi raises good crops of all kinds, creek . Banner the same week that it is print­ runs through the back part of the farm. matters. He is exceptionally good at i A large number of trampa have been Mobxjo-Thoenapple. ed, but that we mwt have. Good apple orchard and few young ' —-- A s-im- rv-y" nw rTr-ucc [Mach trees. New house 16x25 with TD AOK-LOG pjft’paAmos Cole’s team ran away Friday, pastoral work, and the poor of the town Khpging around this vicinity the past Charles E. Bailey and J. H. Valentine have been in an especial manner the weik and no less than twelve have ap24x24 wing attached, frame/hkrn 30x40.; , i>er. died with ebarm­ luckily without injury to themselves or will be rival candidates for pathmaster — 40 acres, 2 miles east^f Carlton ! object of his solicitude ^nd benevolent p^ed for lodging at the jail. The new any person. They ran about a mile Im sent 3 mo*, on trial lor as cenU: and we ______ good road,road, 34 acres improved ‘ center, on good 34 acres improved send EVERY subscriber FREE our new Holiday in their district this spring. from L. P. Cole’s, then turned around (.■are. He commands the respect of all ]>w which recently went into .effect :: acres _ ...ic' ______ :___ and 6 of timlier, surface level, good Packa**. consisting uf 10 pieces popular music. LACBT. 10 Interesting games. 1 pack of age *n<l ’fortune -^zzz i and ran back to James McIntyre’s, classes of jieopie, and we believe the makes it possible to send these gentry clay c ’-T soil, 7young — orchard of ir :? 50 trees, ill. also telling cards. 1 paek "Hold to Idght" ht" cards. cards 1 The house of John Wheeler atout five where uclc they M|CJ were w«c bovuivu : church has done well in securing him to Ionia if arrested the second to secured.. .peaches, peara, cherries and small fruits. pack fun and flirtation cards, 1 sot chromo cards. 13 new tricks In magic. 5 new puzzles, game ot Mrs. 0. B. Harley has returned miles south of Lacey, was entirely con ­ New two story house 24x24. Price timed to to her her j. -or another year. The church also at the same county, and it is to ba hqpcd fortune, the mystic oracle, 25 ways to get rleh. sumed by fire about twelve o’clock m, S1J8D0. the same meeting elected the following they will be droit with acoonUngiy.. Heller's wonderful delusion cards, etc,, etc. parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Cole’s, from (209b A fine farm of 120 acres, the Endleas Amusement! Agents wanted. Kam- Friday last. officers: L. A. Foot, clerk; C.L. Glasgow, ’ b visit in Ohio. The Vermontville Hawk. maHag zs.u.isifiui. me as . tv. quarter and unu 20 co plepdper for sump. Backlog PvbumhinoCo., N. half of the N.^W. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Clark visited acres on the S. half of the N. W. quarter A^wlU' —■------------------------------- r---------Ma-Wray moved his stock of gm treasurer; Wm. Brice and C.L. Glasgow, mention of the new Iowa state capital, rtf sec. 117 in l'nr1iz\n tr •rfrom —— n wroftteaff. of 17 in Carlton. 77 milzw miles for,,,. from IInut Hast­ Sufferers R-------------------------heumatism, write friends in the vicinity of Battle Creek ceries to Hopkins Monday. which was opened this week, says: “It ings arid,two from Freeport. The farm for “Free 40-page Pamphlet” on Rheu­ Friday, Saturday and Sunday of last Bradley Wheeler is in Ohio visiting may lie interesting for our readers to The town inspector has been requestis very level, with clay loam soil, 80 matism to R.K. Helphenstimydruggist, week. know that nearly all the inside finUhtaff ed to take the neecessary steps to have relatives for a few weeks. । acres improved of which 40 acres are in Washington, D.C. Mentiotrlhis paper. Miss Ida Parmeter, of VeftQont ville, lumiier in said building grew in.thsjforThe revival meetings at the M. E. the school in district No. 5 discontinued. wheat and 30 in clover, 20 acres of good church closed last Friday evening, after a timber iwith sugar bush-of 500 trees, TDRED BAMFORD A CO., Dr. Hu]l expects to leave Thornapple has quite a large class in music in our eet contiguous to the village of Ver­ Froeoo ^L-x*X10t0, buildintra good, with good cellar, cistern town. siege of six weeks. Much good has been in about three weeks. montville, and was finished by. ttjR big and well, 3 orchards of. apples, peara, Dealers in Fine Wall Papera, Leather done there being about thirty new con­ Our young Indies ranging from sweet lumber firm, Potter Bros. Scores, of The social Friday evening was an en­ Papera, lincrusta, paper ceiling deco­ peaches, cherries, {sums, etc. . joyable affair, and netted Rev. Gurd 86. sixteen and upwards, are just now car loads have been shipped, from this (213) | 40 acres in Irving on sec. 21, rations, store shades, decorative picture verts. near Ninth Irving P. O. All improved mouldings and centres. Estimates given Teachers watch the papers. Inspector One of our citizens knows more about occupied in a very industrious maimer station within the last three yeng^. con­ _________ but 7 a^res. soil sandy loam and some­ and designs submitted for frescoing and Iden visited schools last week. garnisheeing a man's wages than he^Rd. in the manufacture of crazy silk quilta. signed to the state of Iowa. lf\^ consid­ what rolling, fair buildings, well and j paper decorations. Mra.iWooley has lieen quite ill during LaForeat Carpenter expects to start Every bit of silk is appropriated, and eration of this vast contribution of x * 256 Jefferson At,, Detroit, Mich. cistern,' good orchard. Would trade frequently the neckties of the boys and Michigan’s native woods, a special invi­ the past week. for Texas soon. towards an 80 acre farm. Price 8L200. LADIF-S! The social for the benefit of the M. E. (216) 40 acres on sec. 32 in Carlton, Our school board have asked the young men an* secured to be cift up, tation has lieen sent to the Potteryask­ Tlie Ladles’ Undergarment Mfg. Co.. 9 Ko. May miles from town and mile from 81, Chicago, III., wish to secure a lady agent tn church will be held at Mr. J. 8. Steven’s teacher to resign, b^t he says he propos­ pieced together in the most shocking ing them to be present at the dedica­ school, 20 acre* improved, 5 acres control the sale of tbetr new "Daisy Hiocklng to-morrow evening. manner, regardless of taste in the tion.” Supporter," In every town and village In this sec­ es to teach out his term. chopped and 5 acres timber, good clay tion. In the hands of a good agent the " Daisy " Mrs. Fifth is on the sick list. A certain official from Hastings, hav­ arrangement of colors. What next will soil, only slightly rolling, 16. acres of sells as fast as It can be shown. Write, with Lowell Journal. Mr. Matt Barker and wife, ot Hast ­ stamp, for terms, which are viry liberal. Buslwheat; buildings poor but could l>e made ing papers to serve, and not betag ad­ they find to busy themselves about? neaa permanent and worth IM a month. Farmers Institute in. Grgnd Bapids comfortable by a little repairing. Price D. C. Griffith’s cellar was broken into ings, visited his sister Mrs. Henry Stev­ mitted ton house near here as soon m next Monday and Taroday. J. Math­ •1^00. gMITH * PACKARD.' ens last week. he wished threatened to kick open the on Sunday night. Nothing has been (216) 160 acres in Irving, 5 miles ewson, Esq., of LoweOj iy announced to CARD OF THANKS. door. The lady who occupied the missed yet,. Had we not better have a from Hastings, soil good, surface roll­ give an address on “high breeding of Lacey against the world; I take this house was body frightened by thta nightwatch? ing and is adapted to sheep or cattle Joseph Navin, a resident of MaP^ horsee.” The proguun.isan iptererting raising. 60 acres improved, plenty of opportunity to thank the people, of. threat, and did as the officer directed. timber f°r farm purpoero; peach orch­ Lacey for the liberal manner In which It seems to us that more mild language Grove, just south of town, for the past ard of 150 treesand young apple orchard, twelve years, died on Thursday morning they responded to the call of the needy comfortable log buildings. Price low of protection, last wpek, of cancer of the better fire but couMn't addstomach, sick, enabling me to collect about eleven at 82.600. Would trade for 40 acres. having been confined to his bed for the much to what has already been said (222) 100 acres in Johnstown, 11 miles dollars In three hours. Long may they Shop on State St., Opp. Court House. from Battle Creek, 4 miles from Bed­ rot week the past ten months. Mr. Navin was 66 through the Journal Qft, that subject. Satufday wave. ford center, store and blacksmith shop \< matte for a years old, born in Detroit, and leaves a The best way to put oqltMafr toto talk 2 miles, % mile to school; on main road [. HUMPHREY, wife and seven children to mourn his from Hustings to B. C, 70 acres under Flower betac; the victim, R haing the loro; hin funeralJocA place on Friday cultivation, soil clay loam, 15 to 18 oQWte® ffJis&HMaj.. Aedjm one from the M. E. church. acres of timber, surface not very roll­ ing, and well adapted for grass, wheat, Charles Adalbert Fowler, son of Chas. was ever JWpheiH»ot even From th? HenM. • ■ . -, corn or oats; small apple orchard in Al wine and Nash have the job of put­ that chap who found hlmaeif buried Fowler, of Maple Grove, recently a resbroring, also peach and cherry trees, Old reridenta say that if we get a Mentof NaahvUle, dtod on Monday, comfortable log buildings, farm lies on ting up E. L. Mosher's new store. E»p&lal|Attei>ifoiigiven to Veterinary Shoe­ January Waw lasting four or five days both sides of the road. Would sell ing; anes an Interfering and hoof-bound Honea. Jonn Nagier will do the rorproUro ofli'aU* drift oatbawaj ora tten. aged 88 years. Dilly Fowler was weM cheap or take 40 acres in part payment known by our citizens as a very candid therewiUteno further sMghtag fete work op John Moored paw rMfiaftA. <22i>) A fruit farm of 140 acres, 40 winter. The-did arofciwr ahngalito and upright young man, who had hosts miles from St. Louis. Mo„ in Jefferson it—when he doesn't mtau atane ndxt time. ’ s'. > tu* ” ■■ of friends. HR funeral took, place on Co., 2 miles from station on the Iron building Isaac Moore ’ s dwelling house. Our Wort Shoirr for IMf Lawyer H. H. ifemft ftMty receive! Mountain R. R., 70 acres improved, a Rev. J. vlWuitfiBt Wednesday at the Evangefe-al church, II. Henney has sold his house and lot an invoice of books iD C'Mnroe, Japaalarge number of peach trees in bearing on Race street to C. W. Holmes, who on Sunday evening when starting for in Maple Goove, and he wa® buried in and small fruits of all kinds, 70 acres of tae, Arabic,'Greek vui Myrim. Although will take immediate possession. Ooa- church. A slip and too rough cdstoct the cemetery in that vfctalfty. timber, black walnut and other hard­ n<* generally Frank Tucker, of Taxan^ and recently wood timbers. On account of its loea- confident tlw<t If you do so, you will remain a sideration 8350. , with a Ht of ice, causing a bad cut on tiou and advantages for fruit raising it Michael Roush's house on Oak street hix head, in consequence of w hich tkere of Dakota, arrived home on Monday to umh;; • could be made in a abort time very val­ . attend the funeral of hfe half brother, ’•**"'•* E. PACKARD. caught fire in the roof yesterday from a waa no service. uable. Price verj’ low for cash or The.funeral obsequies of Mrs. L. M. Adalbert Fowler. defective stove pipe, but was discovered - would trade it for property in Barry Co. nal Greek anil Hebr {228> 40 acres in Irving. 4 miles from W. R. Cady, il Grand Rapids, is in and extinguished in time to prevent Hastings, nearly all Improved. 16 acres last Friday at ft p. in. She wascaUwi town buying horses for Grand Itapkls T>u: Baxkmu !■ serious damage. of wheat, good orchard, apples and Messrs. J. Cheesebrough and Samuel away on Wedneaday morning, and market peaches; good log house, lathed and John Morgan, a journeyman abroarok- apparwit t> 1* plastered, good double log bam. Price The best M-Wug low triced book In the market. Roush were in Lowell Saturday during received the summons with joy, saying: 81,050. the fire, but as there were no clothing “I am so glad to go.” Her life has been er, who has been at work for Frank Item Introductory letter by p i (E3or Is located in the town of Penstores burned, neither one had on a a most exemplary one, and leaves a Baker for the past five months, was I fieul, Calhoun Co., 3 mites from Battle MRS. LUCRETIA R. GARFIELD. vacancy none can fill in the church and arrested Tuesday upon Baber's com­ the better of late, and new suit when they returned. Creek. on good road, and near school. The popular play entitled Adrift” social circles, and the hearts of many. plaint for the theft of a pair of boots. patrwaake is good. In I 150 acres improved and under high slate . . wan in charge of the _______ shop r durof cultivation, very level and soil of the will soon be piaoed on the boards here The services were conducted by Rev. J.. Morgan ' very best, young orchard of 5 acres; for the benefit of the Freeport cornet W. Parkhurst with the wiataiwe ot I the illnem of Baker fer a few days. good new house and liarn and all neces­ HtUMMATAYLOH, band. The various characters will be r3K*HW<otad sary out-building. An excellent chance selected mainly from home talMfi for a home. Price 880 per adte. J A RMS. OUR HOME! ■■ ft fl . �THE SNOW-CAPPED PLANET- r. £*■"• Stearins. • , (Jtew flav«D 2W*ter.l . It appears ttat many people 1 h»ve telephone mtheirhoosee or ptaeefi , of business, and use them frequently, [Xew York Sun.] On reading and filing the petition, duly Perhaps tbemost interesting celestial find theiHhearing bettered. The best • of FhlltCus H. I-awrrnre, ndmi^istreim ..DHtSr the y«r wai t»-tl»«j>j>o»itiDn | testiinenv, however, comes from the estate, praying that bls finataeconnt, filed, may bt heard aad allowed and of Mira at . tho end the prtwent central office. Aieach switch-board site charged from b!» *mI<1 trust. month'. There is «> ranch about th» an operator, generally a girl, who from Thereupon It Is ordered, that Monday .theisth m.tu* reradrtatjo plm.t that snggnats a clone morning tiU night haggle, wttt imday of February next, at tan o reoek in the fort«ne<) ti. 'CSSMAri*^ reasonable subscribers and patiently rwemblaarii to tia earth, and so raanr ot its surface features and of tho natural goes through the everlasting formula till ber head fairly rings with hello procossis occirrihg upon it arc visible for Infants and Children. She with telescopic aid, that every time it and “all right” and “go ahead. What give* our Children row cheeks, comes to opposition, that is, gets into a gets small pay for her; trying work, Cast orb* promotes Digestion there be.wby the prayer of-the them siren ; line with the ckrth and the sun. the ' surely not a sufficient compensation for and overcomes klatalenoy, Oonsop^ What cores their fevers, makes “lid FnftSlin- .rdrml U»t Mid pkllloncr I taerwCmo u. *Tta Caatori*. 'earth being in the middle, a battery of i loss of hearing. tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, and When babies fret and cry by turns. MStev i» herebv el' dtc rnitk. U> Uir pdwu li.un.ud Id “M *C™» ’S0!!’ But her testimony is that her bear­ Feverishness. It insures health and What cures their colic, kills their worms, telescopes is tnrnod upon it with eager tale, of the pendency of saW IHfitttyfli JJtid (M But Castor! a. bearing thereof byeasstag a cony of this order Hi o'clock in expectation ot interesting views if not ing is constantly improving. When abe natural sleep, without morphine. to be published Intitell.vstinpBANXKK.anewA- of the court began this work abe blundered sadly; of important discovertes. At opposition iwper printed and circulated in said county of Sour Stomach, Cold*, Indlgeagon, Mars appears with small telescopic I now the ear is drilled to catch the lurry once in each week for three tureemlve 1 “ CtuKoria I* bo well adapted to Children that t. -id power like a tiill moon of» ruddy tinge. j faintest’sonnd, and her sense of hear)w. I 1 recommend it as superior to any preaertption Farewell thereto Morphine Syrupa. As the magnifving power is increased j ing is remarkably acute. B. It must be kcown u, me." H. A. Abcskb,M. D., “Ud to XU tbai'<vr [A true copy.) Judge of I*robate. Castor Oil and Paregoric, and Haill Cator taf regularity.Of 8. 1 Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. one detail after another of the diversi­ i noticed that the r ad state of Mfchioa. known Uld j. ear is | Probate Order. , fied surface of this distant world conn's this _. schooling of ttho foDew, Vta: All that pmi.vi of ir, into view, until it hangs, in the field of |I largely — — V or tho n good State of Michigan. County of Barry.. '-*»• quarter largely responsible responsible for —- I MV* '■! f of MH the ' I ■ south-west I ■ .>n—. L. quart, _r At a semiem ot the Probate Court for thcCoonCENTAUR LINIMENT the telesqopc a real globe, marked result If an operator were to take a | C —---------—----------- —an absolute cure for RheumaOfficvlnthrr^ ten ty of Barry holden at the * plainly with continent,, Oceana, and . .witch-board only eno day in the weak | Us|n upraln, B|1 ru. &c. The most Powerful and PeneB*ll| s,-r of Hastings in said county on taland., and ptatraHy corral wdb I „£doall eight day of Janimry In the year on ______ , , and do Imndred and cigiity-four. j r-/ aauoi clouds. , day, the juacui-u wuuiu — । Judge of Probateduetai mid mortgage i ----- -----------.........With tntcreM then* t Present. Clement ftanlth, J. ‘ The first physical features of Mare | detrimental, because it would be ex- । Jr of David H Dau | ten per emt. together -'w....... f with the cost* iiii’i In theauatter ot the estate j*nar« aallow •*! ,nr by Jaw. i>n, deccMcd. anreMcu. i peases ,lrt* sot), that come into view are the snow-capa |! haustive !.«*»»;«•<» to *a both hn»i, th* the muscular nmnenlar and nerv- I <on >u rr«uii« reading *uu and uhhb fiNngthe uir->x->aiKM,. petition, duly verified. I Dated Member IMh.A. D. lias surrounding his poles. Tho southern |I ous make-up of the ear. The system- 1 CHOLSTTC. BKA( H. of Eva Dawson, widow of said ddrmseduraring Sole Fsn-ulor of the lost will and IrMpole is now inclined toward the earth, 1I atic use of tho telephone seems to de- i that she may l»c apiraintod administratrix of the n>roi oi MarxM jmn nracn, «<Tta< •_ estate of said deceased. • . and a small tcleecope, say «f three •. velope the hearing aliove its normal ' CLAFF* REYMOtt*, Thereupon it Is ordered, that Monday, the tstli inches aperture, will ploinly sliow the I: acuteness, but does not made it techni- I Atiorueya for Sole Executor. day of February nert st ten o'clock in U»e fw Battle Creek. MlrLLc.*u> circular, gleaming patch of snow that caBy cally abnormal, abnormal. covers tho antarctic region of tho globe | Chancery Order. One benefit 'from using the telephone Imported IH/U ...I ... — — . ----. Domestic Wall Paper Hangings, stainid glass Hangi are required to appear al a ■earioii of said Court, of Mara The dark ring surrounding is evident to both subscribers and cen­ Mate of Mtehisan. Fifth Judicial (Jinwit i. to l»c boldru al the ifrobate <NBce, tn W* wood floors. and manufacturer.of art furniture, i then the snowfield and sometimes called I tral-office operators, that of cultivating dty of Hasting* In said county and show caw. complainant w . _ __ r>i ___ t a nn;i« Philip’s sea is almost equally distinct, tbe attention, w Representative of Art Tile. If any there be. why the pniyrr ot the petl ar process which is reck- Mantels a tkMMtr should nut be xrantro | and sorgo of tho other seas or spots onnd os the third or intellectual method 84 FORT WEST. Circuit Court for the tm.nu that are believed to'bo seas can be seen । <>f developing the sense of hearing. A L at Hasting*. the 1.1L C’th the same telescope. "With a 1 good share of the difficulty which peorger telescope more details are visi- p]e fjnd in working the telephone,oomes W*99i Galosh*, i, a not hie; and with the largest and best of no^ from any defect in the machine, all the various features of Martian nar from any deficient hearing, but I ginla City, Nevada. WWU. prrrioo. io raid .Ujr . On motion of Smith * Cetarove, soliciior* fur geography which arc represented on 1 from • •inability • « ■> •• *• -------to fix the attention on eomplainanL it is ordered that said deirmlam some of tho wonderfully complete maps [A true copy.) Judge of Probate. . enter his appearance In thi* cam*- on or brfor what is heard. This trouble readily four months from the date of this order, and tha: of Mars that have been constructed,can disappears by practice in listening Chaswury <»rd«r. within twenty dare the complainant eaw>e th:be seen. What a surprising thing it is closely to what is said over the wire, Htate of Michigan, Fifth JudklaJ ClrcuiL-ln order to be published In the Hasting* Baxx ax that men have been able to make maps haloed, the attention may be trained to ' uJita? M. Hull, Horace H. Hall EHzabrtb and globes representing, with a high Match. Clementine Tobias, Cab«ta tanBMUsA. an abnormal development, aa in the Richard PoweU, Vids Powell and Albert Wood­ degree of completeness, the surface of a case of the head operator at the cen­ FRANK A. HOOKER. mansee- the three last by their next friend. l«aar •» (Trcult Jodg, world never much less than 40,000,000 tral office, who has been in the tele­ Yowell —complainant*. SMITH A OOLHBOVE. miles distant from the earth! phoning business for four years; she Solicitor* tor Complainant Svdncy F. Hull. Jone Hull. Daniel Hull. RlehLarge telescopes will, during the has so accustomed herself to fix her at­ (Attest.) CBAKLER M. Ma< K *nf Huh. oriey Hull. iTiscIlla Trowbrtdgc and . Regiatev present opposition also, be able to show tention on the machine before her and —— Hull, an Infant whose Christian name is unknown, and George J. Coi, defeulant*. the two tiny moons of Mara, which re­ to. abstract her attention from her sur Hull landing In the Circuit Court for the county Ntate Sf of Miciiixxn. The Circuit Court lot. volve close to tho planet, so rapidly that roundings, that when she is in her home Can txMiUvWv be cured by nun* DR. P. IIALLh* CATARRH KKMF.D Y. off nwn-U .l HaMinpion Harry -IbChai.eerr< hunccry-al F—- -------- • the Art j the inner one goes through al! tho she often fails to bear when she is ad­ dY»l&’’XS;r n CM. । changes from new moon to old moon in dressed by members of the family. Jane Hull and------- Hull, nn infant whew ehria jp leas than a day. tian n. me I* unknown, are not realdente of till* Sanmel ScheidrB. dart Ouurad, Ednxnnt • , Another interesting thing about Mars > •••»—— State, iHlt reside In thr state of Kansas. Tlvcre- nul. Fred Conrad. Maud Conrad. Francis Man* fnrv. on motion ot Smith A Coljn>ve. the soilci- Conrad. which can now be studied is tho myaMarie Prescott said to a Detroit Timos Laura ('cental. Ella Coorad. (lam An> tor* for cotnplaiiuuitA. it i» ordered that Defead- t>c!la Conrad and Frank Eugene Conrad defr*' terious network of so-called canals mkn: "I am convinced that had I untv Jnnr llnll and —•— Hull, whme dylAtlan anta. name Is unknown, enter their appearance in which cover a large portion of the plan- : brought out ‘Vera’ in New York, withBy virtue of a decree nt Um* abarc mention, ’. •.aid rau*e on or before four month* from the court in the above rntiUed cause, b»-*rtng «Ln«L>_ »— _i —.:__i—1_ in al -------­. out Oscar dVilde being there, it would et’s — surface, particularly the equa date of Uii* order. And that within twenty day* August M. ixxxl shall aril at public auriiot. torial regions. The idea that _j therehave are been a pronounced nuccass, and ___ Um- comi'lnlnant* c*n*e this order to be published the highest bidder <m Satiirday, tiw Sth daj ol In the H vstimmi Banxkk; said puNlcatioa to February. ISM, at ten o'clock In the forenom at ____ constructed by inhabitants of tho canaB c ‘ . ............................. "* applauded throughout tho entire conn­ the nortn frwil dour of Uir court lantae, tn th, ruddy planet can hardly be entertained try. But I starred Mr. Wilde aa much city of Hastings, in Barry county. Michigan— FRANK A. HOOKER. when it is known that they are sixty as I starred myself, and consequently san! Court bouse uelng the plaer for boldinc tin Circuit Judge. circuit court for .«aM conely of Barn -thr lamb miles and more in width. ' tbe press attacked him and left me smith a <-om;hovk. and premise* d«*rrH»ed in said decree, and au Ono thing seems to be pretty certain: alone. Dramatic circles in New York are Solicitor* tor Coinplainanta. thortaed to tw* aold Un rein, aa described in Uir CH A KI. EH M. MACK. Marshas reached a much larger stage of rather apt to follows leaden and in this mortgage reterred to, bring os. follows, vu all . Register. that certain pitwr or parrel of land lying a»d lw planetary development than the earth, case when Tho Herald aud some of the I..K in the township ot Tboruappe*. coui.t) <4 and if it has inhabitants they may pos­ other leading papers printed adverse crit­ Barn «»d stale of Mlch^aa. described as foi sibly have attained a degree of civiliza­ icisms, the others fell into line. On the tion incomprehensible to us. At any night that ‘Vera’ was produced at the Union Square, Joe Howard, of The fate, it is a wonderful world that now • Tl four north, <»! rangr number ten»cat. beam a as a ruddy star in our winter Herald, was in the box office. Mr. TUta.nl Do,to. EUttl.U; BenUrr. Anuta lUeal. IMWJ Ito'rn'1T4,7; n. v tmtrtmff HIRAM SIBLEY A CO. Rochester, N.Y. Chicago, III noil Jnrr Do,l. ban. « tow o, Dtabr Dorto. ciJilliu.*, I. Ji lor Itarn Howard is, I am told—I do not know midnight sky. him myself personally—a man of justice nceo, ueienoants. rviuntv and good nature- On that night he"did [Foreign Cor. San Francisco Chronicle.] court in the above entitled can*c.. bearing date irxusi <•* wvv-rii i only what a diplomat could do.and it was Feb. la, ista. 1 shall sMl at public aucUon to the | 1 . But if, however, busine-m does not done evidently with the object that I | hicbe.1 bidderou Frittay. the 3th d»y of FCbrc- I_______________________________“L,ln n step its wheels on a Friday, the Turk­ | should hear of it. He told Sir. Shook am MM at ten o'clock tn the forenoon, at thr north I <-x*nr«.r» or«i»r ish Sumlay is a gala day for the women, y and Mr. Collier, tho managers of the ( front dobr of thr Coart House, in the city of ! y ’ r Haattan. in Barry county. Michigan,—eaid State uf Mlchlgah, In the Circuit Court lor • the idlers and the tourista. Early in ^tlnioa Square theatre. Mr. Lee Lynch, Court House being the place for hotatnk4he Comity of Harry— In (%aneery. the morning tije narrow streets leading the treasurer, and Mr. Cauzauran, the I circuit court for said eonnty of Barrv,—tb<Arthur Flaber. oontfdiduant, out of Pera are crowded with people stage manager, that he hod received a lands and premise* described in said decree. 1 va. i and authorised to be eoid therein, as described Jrtmir Armstrong. Hattie Meilvaln. Friun going in the direction of the great ave­ cablegram from James Gordon Bennett J in the mortgage referred to, being as follow*. I Ftsbrr. Kate Ftalier and Jul:a Fisher, defrixi nue Lhat leads to the winter palace. directing him to slate ‘Vera,’ no matter i via: All that certain peioc or parcel of land lying anta' Their picturesqtieness alone makes bear- , what its tnerite were. This was before and being tn the oountv of Barrv and state of ■ Vpon due prvnd bt athduxit Unit Jennie Arm ----------- ?-------- --------—। Michigan, desert bad an folfow*; to wft: Tbe Miting. H.dtl>- Meilvaln. Frank Fisher and .lull, i able the fact that they dfl not smell good. the curtain had risen on the first act.” west half of tbe south-east quartet, and the east 1 Fisher, deteirdauta in thr above entitled rau*As I saw them, high state dignitoriea, # Iwl IrteJ fractional half of the aouth-weet quarter of pendhnt In litis court, reside nut ni lb "What do you suppose was Bennett’s s^w O seetiou twenty six tfr» tn townahin three (» ' state of Mtchteun and in the state o( Kanco. • \ passed in o[x>n carriages, pashas and' reason for that?" —r a north of range ten uoi west, containing in all cwd Frank Fhber. who reside* In the state officers, followed by their orderlies, n Mim»*wWa. Ind, Dec. 1. U8X one hundrettand thirty nine and tweuty-one- "isrouata. And on motlonof smith Rodim-'■ “Some gilt-edged, high-toned sarcasm scattered the crowd as they galloped, k. « r i. ' hundredthsTlW.'joi acres, according to the gov- *<>11. itur* romi»laln*nt. It h onh-rerl that the iiTmZ r^r^2'^rW?^i,<,tf‘V>nL.for J1?" T2!*1 enunent survey thereof. The amount doe an *»l,k dcfendiuita do appearand answer the bii! «•: Cures Rheumatism, Lum­ by. By tliexn ran beggars in all stages’ which pasted between him end Mr. Wiltle in Europe, I believe. At any beaefl* rotbr- , *aki mortgage January -ji, 1BR3, was fiatn romnUunt filed h^tbe said cause, siihin f»ui bago, Lame Back, Sprains and of profitable disease and disfigurement, rate this conversation was repeated to of’z^PneV^For Araount nt ,xx’’'1 In terr* tit ten , t««nJhe date of this order, rtae the •rewuTwUh^.i2~r i*rcenL U-IU of i-omptalnl shall be taken a* eoofcMwd who screamed dolefully for alms and Bruises, Asthma, Catarrh, me by those gentlemen whose names I Dated, January lx duh. only desisted as tlieir wind gave out. have mentioned, and whose veracity I D1IU.1P W. NlKXUM. Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Yet those smnediegguis garnurod a very would not quesfion." Circuit court C------ *—1------ Diphtheria, Bums, Frost pretty harvest of piasters in the oonrse the time, and am better than I eti 1I C,1AK ’ Il a vn. Solicitor tor ----v *for ----ata ‘------A’“ in *ucce*slou; --------- ---------Week week* »wli publira CiiAn. *H. for Complainant. of the morning. Turkish women were Bites, Tooth, Ear, and Head­ tloa, however, shall not I* necr*.wy hi cmc v lobe. You may use my letter, and if any ! —'—~T^---------------------- --------**« “ o u«> uiy leiunr, ana ir ' copy of Ulla order l>r served on thr said drfritit plenty, in the most gnvdy colors, fheir one w 1k)im tz> wHi* n,* for more Informa- ।I Sla.^ j I1 robate Order. [“Caapar ’ in Detroit FreeProea.] on ” »Ww to writ® me h . r ‘ ache, and all pains ondaches. auta, wvaonall.v. at least twenty day* before th tion, <fve them my full address Mm C G , State S’ 1 of Michigan. Mi<-himn Count*« aunivofntBarrv. n.m -as. — faces veiled and tfieir dainty yellow There is a revival of talk about the At a wwaloh of the IToluUe Court fur thet won ; titnr herein prescribed for tbrlr appeanuuv , JSOSZYV1X.I.M, lll., Aprll2S, XML slippers kept out of the mud by patten^ incineration people building a crema­ Dated tills 17th dav of December. A. l». !•» Da. Pkxoki.lt: , . , I l>AOf * hoWw’ (d Ifrvbate Office in the FRANK A. HWKFK six inches higlt. Dear sw.'-l am more than pleased with the citv erf IMfalng* in said comity on Friday, the ' tory in Now York. The latest rumor \ Circuit Judxr. ‘I*5 •tanuary In the year one ihrnnuuMl effect of your Zoa-Phora In our daughter’s Omniprcseut were the venders of ' is that thsy have secured a suitable SMITH M'OUIKOVK. onie- I am surprised to »ec how abe has Im­ । eight hundred and eight)'-four. ' Solicitor* for Cotuplnlnant water, coffee and sherbet. The Turkish piece of ground up town and are now Preaent, (lenient Smith. Judge of ProlaUr. proved. She Is gaining In weight and color In the matter of the estate ot Heuben Nicker- ! A true copy. [Attest] and I think feels t>ett« than she ever didlaw allows no stronger drinks to be sold arranging for the edifice itself. The ‘ * CHARIJiH M. MACK. FOSTER, MILBURN A CO., Prep’re, —1 her nsrA-es are atMadv and is. ..-2 mi, deceased. in public,“qnd the^e fellows reaped rich ' chief object in the way of their going <1 Regitter On reading and filing the petition, dulv verified, ' harvests, retailing their wares at a j ahead with a rush is the same one that '* lhBt h<“' «aved he« IlfB. I <rf Charic* Mckerson, a son of said deceased, I am w HJI dx vou ibould tue my letOr. tar I pra ling that.hilta,A. Nickerson rn*y be appoint quarter-piaster 'about an American stands in the way of a great many other *“ nOlirrYJ lot*n whMt ‘ wonderful oU cd administratrix of the estate of said demuied. Default having been mmle tn tbc comlltlos* »i cent) a glass to the thirsty crowd. your medicine la. our* reepeetrully, ..Thermnwn it I* ordered, that Monday, the a certain worthy enterprises, viz . a lack of funds. luortaaec Lwbrrehv the power therein Hth. day trf February next at ten o'clock in the kh txi.— .Mm.Haka’i Kaxdolpb. Equally a aaisauce were the dealers in’ My impryvnon is that the New York et luaiilVlmi become operative) execu r.. IL—Thia wea a c*>e of xuppreealoa forenoon twosaiped for the hearing of said pe renwe by Charles N. Stewart to Mr*. H. M. Nocrlv note and Anise-seed cakes—the lat­ Cremation society, which was organized From Mr* John Spitler, titlo1!. »nd that the heir* Ht taw of mU<1 deceaacd ted bearing date the twenty-seventh day of Niweni t h«. .JXLS Zl ,l .4 Port Wayne. Ind. and all other person* Intereated tn Mid e^ ter wares made round and carried over a year ago, and which includes A. 1). imo, and reecrded in the ofllec of the 1 ““ttared for fixteen yean with 'Mt- .H't'j-luXrp<lulr*xi b> appear ataeeMkrn ot Mid ber Register of Deeds In and for Barry County Mkh strong an long sticks. There is some­ Prof. Felix Adler and a chaplain of the nervoua Court, then to lie holden at the l*rob*te Office In inn. on the twenty-seventh day ot November A thing peculiarly aggressive in the way United States navy among its members, 1 ’LMTW* attae* of thecltvofltastlnri In saMwxmty andJXbw D. 1M), In Uber ,,14” ot mort»g«on page “irt’ pain in my bead, caused by weeJcneea and <wuae.lt anytherooe. why the prayer of thr and given for the sum of Ov/ hundred and Aft; a Turk does buainesa. For a bargain of is not exactly in a flourishing condi­ aad an — — I1MH ore relieved by taking KtltiotHT should not be granted. T tioUan. to he paid in five year* irvm tin- rtatan eighth of a cent he will shout and tion. None of its stock has yet been WRIGHTS IHDIAM VEGETABLE PILLS ,.tll!’VirH’er”n|pwl ,hat “,d J^titloner thereof, with (be privilege of paying in thh-c give nolfce to the iwsons interested in said es- years, with interest payable annually at the rate swing his arms and almost come to “placed” is Wall street at all events. blows. In fact, on the streets in Conof eight per cent per annum; and whereas It »»two boon I had » advise all Aa yet there is no particular indication ladles who i ■tantinopte everybody shouts, no mat­ of the prevalence of a belief that it fills say deiauBbc made in payment of sold inierret [>apcr printed anil cl ter whether be is bargaining or not, and Barn. once in T each1' T."? EilR' "ucc^.h r or auy part lasrenf, on any day wherau the same the result tn anch a crowd is pandamonium. , crematory has been secured on (A true ropy.) Perhaps tlie most curious figures Manhattan island. Stijl; such a thing —i—» - -and were the eunuchs. Following the popu­ may be done, and a building actually pat it there lar idea, I had expected them to be becorn-up, in course of time. The cremation ,and de■mail and abortive in development On the contrary, they are large and well— Foreale by FREDERICK HOTCHKISS ' few yean since it was started. But it almost perfectly—formed, and would may be said that almost the only peo­ be conspicuous anywhere for their fine ple who take to it are those who don’t KDO WANT* appearance and graceful carriage. To­ trouble themselves much about church day there are practically no white eugoing. As a body the religious element nuehs in Turkey. The law allows only is perfectly satisfied with the oldfashioned way of disposing of the dead. <1d^iubSi‘5^ffiBfh2jPATENTS Nearly all the cremationista are “liberal wear modem cJoUea, long ulsters thinkers.” each of whom is a church axis cut, and cany more style than unto himself. And M this class seems porter ot a Pullman oag. The crowd showed repreeentativea of every ehsdeef color, from black to pqreet York will be <n actually established while. Fortunately all were goodDAILY-and-WEELKYMAIL TMkU.lt L._ . . . natared, Car otiwreriw there would have (Pat., U, K.ftar-r. icu. mu.) been innumerable fights from the aban.doiuneat with which they shoved and Devil's lake, in northern Dakota, 4ADVERTI8£MENT8k does not in any eenso deserve its name, for it is a fins sheet of wster in the [Chicago Herald.) midst of beautiful scenery, and there all dealer*, y hM been unearthing a lot are no evil traditions concerning it. The ritioas in a Kentucky clerk’s fact is that the Indians called it Spirit *king notes of the bad spelllake, and the white man regarded a “THE MAIL." Torapt,, Cta.d. or parcel* of th?* pStper GnUWl R‘Ve* j of the great xnen of the past. •piril a, MoMwilr • d«Til. Hmidenta Town of Yan A 4*P°*^on ® t*,e handwriting of talk of changwg U» uuao bwk to tU« t CASTORIA ssa WM. WRIGHT. Fresco Painter and Interior Decorator. inlaid L i , and Wall Designer • ii.. specialty. ST. the Low DETROIT. CATARRHAHEAD MOBLEY’S REEDS WtI884 CATALOGUE FREE D-THOMAS' rOAn ECLECTIC; fpnO whlz< HEADache TUTT’S AONTSSsS SESrE?: YOU Indoor Wot Shade Clans. "m13K Andrew Jackaon contains rach xpelling M ‘•reference," “depotumto,” MunfaTl,>’ *qw!iavwe.’ •‘vdiuA"tind‘Yiificnlt/’ Old original Minnewakau. <m the range to boil when shah Uxathv'SdrMB is entertaining DanT in the parlor. mn. SAW GUMMING ! SAW GUM- FREE! saf-cwE ion �Hasti VOL. XXVIII. rto. 41. Prices Down I WAS HE ABUKGLAB? Goods Sold According to the Times. Overcoats worth $3.00 for $2.25. Overcoats worth $7.00 for $5.00 Overcoats worth 10.00 for $7.00. Overcoats worth $l£.00 for $12.00. Men’s Suits worth $7.50 for $5.00. Men’s Suits worth $10 for $7.50 Men s Suits worth $15.00 for $12.00. Shirts and Drawers from 25c to 50c. Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs in Large Quantities. Dry Goods are Lower than Ever. Silks in Black for 75c, 90c, $1.00 and $1.25. Black and Colored Cashmeres from 40c to 75c. A large assortment of Underwear, Flannels, Cottons, etc., which we close out at reduced prices, and lower than any store in the county. Call and Erne My Goods Before Purchasing. The best fitting Corset in the world; Try It! WANTED! The Detroit Jewelers, Every Man in Barry County to understand that the best and cheapest place to buy PubJf.h below ^lr Sap Buckets & Pans i * —LS AT------ Brook’s \ HASTINGS, MICH. i Leave your Orders now; Before the Rush. Do not forget that, if you want anything in the line of Tin, Copper or Sheet-Iron ware, ours is the place for you.to go. . Two Doors West of the Bank., Announcement. As the buildingjyhich we occupy at present 1 is to'betdm down within three months to give sjyaaibar VMtore to O-u-li |U1 WHOLE NO. 1489. HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY 1, 1884. way to a new brick, we hereby announce that When the housemaid- at Col. Ros­ siter’s locked up the house for the night she saw a man wearing a cap, who seemed to be reconnoitering. She said nothing about it because she be­ lieved the bouse to be invincible to bur­ glars, and she was sleepy and did not want to go the rounds again “* * “ the hall light burning, at custom, and went __ off to „ bed 1in the part of the house where the other servants slept, dismissing the circumstance from her mind aa of no importance. A few hours later a window rattled in a lower casement Mrs. Rossiter heard it and called her husband’s at­ tention to it He yawned sleepily and said as he turned over: “The wind is rising; it will be a rough night on the lake." Thus reassured Mrs. Rossiter fell 1 and desperate aa his own. Caught waa he? No* yet I He took a step forward. So did the man, whose eyes were fast­ ened upon his. Another step. They were face to faee. He raised his right hand So did the other. The burglar fired. Crash! The stillocas of the night waa rent apart by the horrid re­ port I A rush of many fest ewreems , and tbe awakened household hastened to tbe spot But all they found was an open window and the great mirror at the end of the parlor shivered into a thousand fragments. Yes, they found one thing more. Kitty, tbe housemaid, picked up an old The window went on creaking, a lit­ tle at a time, then a long rest, then it was softly shoved up snd a head was thrust in and a pair of keen eyes took a searching look at the rooms which the ball light made plainly discernible. There was nothing frightful about tho head. It was rather a good looking, boyish head, with close cropped, nut brown hair, covered by au old cloth cap. The face had fine features, white and distorted, it is true; the thin Ups were compressed with a fierce decision, a handsome throat, and following these a lithe, sinewy body, that sprung, cat­ like and vigilant, into the room, and stood there erect and alert . Then the midnight intruder did a strange thing. He went straight into the hall, as if be belonged there, and turned on the gas. After that he walked to the parlor mantel and looked at a portrait that hung above it, one of Col. Rossiter in full regimentals. As he looked a smile, or a sneer, distorted the burglar’s face—if he were a burglar— and he muttered a curse and turned from that picture to others—a liandsome woman, wordly-looking and fash­ ionable; two lovely children; then a blank space on the wall as if a picture had been taken down. At this tho burglar dug his finger-nails into the palms of his hands and gritted his teeth. Then he turned softly away and went up-stain. Up, dp, each stop protested aloud against the unhallowad intrusion; he laid his hand on tho baluster — it groaned at his touch. At tho top he hesitated a moment, and then turned to the left. It was plain ha knew the way. Either he had been there before, or conspirators had given him a plan of tho house. A light burned low in the room he entered, going softly dike a . cat or panther, or other dangerousI beast I of prey! Two children lay sleepin .....in® on the lace pillows of a white bedI two fair, happy, healthy children in pretty ruffled nightgowns open at tho throat. They lav in tho sweet confusion of childish slumbers, tumbled and tossed; their pink skins moist with the health of refreshing sleep; their rosy lips half inclosed like dewy rosebuds; little puffs of fragrant breath disturb­ ing the dimples in regular rhythm, what had this bad man to do with these children that he leaned over them and wrung his bauds, and frowned and dashed tears from his hardened eyes ? - Qh! surely, he cannot moan—but no , — MUoiseleMly as he enters, he de­ ports, but as he goes he stumbles over the small shoes placed side by side at the door. One baby sleeper half wakens, murmurs “Mamma," and with a sigh of satisfaction drops away again ’ into a jieaven of dreamland. The man goes into another room, a large, stately apartment, luxurious in ita appointments. The door is closed, but this man knows how to open it, softly, remorselessly, and ho steals in, and there, too, burns a soft, chamber light. But he does not linger here. He gives one keen glance at the gray head lying on the pillow. H^t looks away from the other pillow, stope softly across the room,rfumbtea a little, and comes out swiftly with some dark object clasped in either hand. He breathes hard; hisqostrils are distended; drone of water stand on his faee. His right hand clutches something with a vise­ like grip. His left hand is clenched over a small object that is clasped oonvnlsively; ohe holds a .ltodUd and cocked revolver, the other a pocketful of Then he is a burglar! Just m feertatihre thsteor, the man dream about, a wayward aew has disowned And disinherited-ee tf a father dare ever disown his own fieah and blood. He dreamed that his boy Wa. wfthkini hMdtar hta by *e hand: willingly. From th- dream hs passed inte?aitethan His.boy vt« is -a eonviefsoell. mdse the fstber stood be­ fore him broken hearted he waa taunted simplv ask the public to call and get prices. Home and Day School WILL OPEN JANUARY 7th. I«M. •r , • Ing Is unuiuallr pleasant, very co<n|iMe in adaptation to the needs of the school, and affa , , ■ us,’ but if }you would save money m the pur.... chase of groceries, call on us. Dec. 20, 1883. A SCHOOL OF MUSIC, - • ■ BBOOKS & COOK. pocket-book was gone with all his money in itl They got him to bed, and sent for the doctor, who said it was a congestive dull,. oaring to the excite­ ment. But it has been a great mystexy to the servants why they were not allowed to even mention the affair again, and that no steps were taken to recover the money. At the same time some efforts were made, as the follow­ ing obscurely worded “Personal” in a prominent paper attested: “If the party who entered a private dwelling house in this city, and took a pocketbook containing $1,000 in two $500 bills, will communicate with owner of said money, Mil will be for­ gotten and forgiven. Address in confi­ dence, X. Y. Z., at this office.” PHOTOGRAPHING DCLL8. relish the iromy, aad heone tbe row. The following- item is round* of tho British journi ject for purchasing Arabi w proposed to Lord Dufferin I nett, of The New York Hen Barnum. Arabi was for i wae to ba allowed <1,0110 a year. A certain Yom West to a Gnat Confidence in h unto me, Then," exclaimed Joyously®* editor, “for J have Sought with moo* aad Disasters for lo those many Daps that I might find a Humorist. Even such Shalt thou be with Me.” And ths Young man Humored. VIvlA la Verbal Exeretoe. [Detroit Free Press.) “Mr. Smith do yon know the char­ acter of Mr. Jones?" ’ “Wall, I rather guess I do, jedge." ‘•Well, what do you say about it?" Little Minser Wk» Delisht to IXavtos Pictures for Exchange. [New York Sun. 1 “Do I photograph dolls ? Why, of course I do, when anybody wants mt to. I photograph domestic animals, freaks, wild beasts, anything! Td photo­ graph the beast with seven heads and ten horns if you’d get him up into my gallery." “But, seriously, do you photograph dolls ?" “Certainly; often. Pretty little misses oome in and want their pretty little dollies pictured with them, and, as mamma’s willing, I take tbe pretty little pairs together. And I have been, called noon to take dolls’ photograph* separately for little girls who wanted to make exchanges with their little play­ mates of the pictures of their little pete Once, too, I remember some ladie* ordered a lot of photographs of a mag­ nificent French doll, in bridal robes— worth $200 or $300 at least, I suppose —winch were to bo circulated as sort of gentle stimulant to enoour age tho sale of chances in some pious lottery where that doll waa to be the principal prize. An­ other time a wom^n came to m< for a photograph of a doll, and she cried so that I questioned her as to the ell." -Well. Mr. Smith. what w« want to know is: Is Mr. Jones of a quarrel­ some and dangerous disposition?" ‘•Wall, jedge, I should say that Tore Jones is very vivid in verbal exercise but when it comes to personal adjns*- widow and her only child, a little girl, had been taken sick with malignant small-pox while at the home of some relatives in Bethlehem, Penn., had lied suddenly and been buried. The mother had no picture of her, but fan­ cied that the doll resembled her so much that she wanted a picture of it to send to some distant friends, to give them an idea of the appearance of her lost darling. No, I’ve never heard of making a business of taking dolls’ pic­ tures to be sold along with the dolls in stores. It may bo done in France, but no* here." An importer of dolls said that he had seen in a newspaper the assertion that “it is new the fashion for handsome French dolls to have their photographs sold with them,” but as far aai he was concerned that was all he knew about it.__________________ It is probably not generally known by Americans that it wailvan Toargue­ neff who invented tbe word “nihilist,” ‘Children are not governed by writ­ ten constitutions and by-laws," said Senator Mason to me the other day. “I had my little 3-year-old girl out driving last week, and as we entered the tunthe known methods of pacification, bat she screamed until we were going Out, when she shut off steam as suddenly as she had turned it on. I felt* it my duty to demand an explanation of her lady­ ship, and, with- her eyes twinkling through her tears, she said : “I didn^ know that there was any other hole" Proverbial Philosophy: Who loro to gad, die young.—The pun is nighties than the swear-word.—Everv pocket than his mountain dew.—Too many books spoil the Soph. secret organization which has done so rpueb to terrorise governmental circles in Russia, and taught the czar just how “uneasy lies the head that wore a crown." Whilst not himself a “nihilist,” Toargueneff by his writings did much to inspire tho oppressed ponente to both long and struggle for reforms m the social system of that semi-barbarie that form of slavery in his vast domain*. Is it to be wondered at, that the people of Russia united with the gTiiunwl [New York Star.) "There is not one woman out of 10,000 who can handle a cowhide to the physical injury df her intended victim," mere novelist, a simple i Though Tourgueneff said an observing actor. “They make a great deal of splutter and noise, and from hii natire land in conclude by inflicting far more injury to themselves than the objects of their, wrath* When Ninon Duelos attacked that Providence'man with a whip some mental fascinations of that far more seductive for 1 fortnight, and Pauline Maektoun, when aha assaulted the editor of Tbe Chicago Times with a rawhMa, street barrel! so often thaVafie caifc® out:of the fracas looting worse than a whippad prise- they bothwSchhegave lauahed: asking for. advtoe mj/hslp SmrfuUy and we shall sell groceries at reduced prices; and THE DETRjOIT ~ We know times are- hard, and tax times upon 1 and looked like a thia very evening loafing on the corner opposite,” she ended in a scream. -This will be a clue for the police,’ said Col. Rosaiter, looking into the cap to see if there was any name. What he saw there no one knows, but he was taken with a fit of shivering, wife followed the Scotch laird, and the ZTEi ,rSa£ihe\~ X criminal nafttgaaro.' I ato not to Hama Mrlatber mnt me hare.m, e«? h, gwped lor breath, and awakened with a frnni thn trrrilite nurlitmurf*. [Exchange] ’ '* ,JThe writer of the satirical pamphlet “Jdhn Bull and His We” has the fol­ lowing: The French fight for glory, the Germans for a living, the Russians to divert the attention of tbe people from home affairs; but John Bull is a maintain ]>eace ™ th» Um long parlors and was about ily moral aim, as you perceive, ve mo your territory and I will give the bible! Exchange is no robbery." Anwill eastern teller BOW Wa• never buyofibooks Wd CkA er 5, t. No* i the �— Al Banner. IL— Tall l. cook. ksiw. ----- -^Ngs, MienM Februrarj-1,1884. HA—— — ■ — 7t has become quite the fashion of free traders to speak of protection as a means of establishing monopoly. How there can be a monopoly of a businese in which all are free to engage is not plain: is in fa-.-t foolish nonsense to as­ sert. Those who speak of such manu­ facturing as is encouraged in this coun­ try as monoplistic, do not understand the term they use. To give a man a monopoly of any branch of business would be tZi grant him the exclusive right to conduct that business. That is not, nor has It ever been, done. Perfect freedom to engage in any industry cohtenanced by law it the inalienable right of every American. But free trade would establish a practical monopoly in manufacturing, and it is needless to say that America'would not be |he fa­ vored country. Centuries of protection, which British statesmen to-day so loud­ ly comdprnn, have given to England an enormously wealthy manufacturing class. Rates of interest are lower there than here, and British capitalists can afford to work on tnnaUerJmargins. La­ bor is much cheaper too. By means of subsidies to her vessel owners—xyally a means of protection—Great Britain helps her manufacturers to place their goods in other markets at the lowest possible rates. With a view of establish­ ing a permanent and more lucrative traffic, the vessel owners would favor British industries in their |trife against our own. Thus the accumulated capi­ tal of centuries, the encouragement of the government and of the commercial class as well, the cheap labor and estal> lished reputation of English {manufact­ urers would be brought to liearj against our own. The result wouldibe the same as when Britain carried on a like warfare against Irish manufacturers—our man­ ufacture™ would be compelled to suc­ cumb. In order to cripple or ruin a commercial antagonist. England has placed her wares in foreign markets at . cost, or less than cost even, in order to get final control over the market she sought to make for her goods. England does not forget how these^things are dune, and would not hesitate to do like­ wise again. Having these advantages over us to commence with, can it )>e doubted that the strong fight she would make in an open market would result in the rain of many of our most pros­ perous industries of to-day? Having forced us from the field, can it be doubt­ ed that she would raise the. prices and make the most of her opportunities? That is the way she has done often, and with a free trade policy in America.she Would serve us the same again. = the ¥ar. passed away^Saturday at Lexparty will go the way of the other. ingtn at the age ot 70. . ted organizations of.its like, and th<«e Fdecrease Tbciahipmenta (SFetow eastward from Chica­ intenfltod in it trill know several things go for the past week ebow a decrease not very plain io their understanding of 1B<449 tons. Comparatively Comp Mttit >T ne‘ at present. They are tiding the very new freight is moving. In a quarrel in Jackson county, Ala., means the saloonists desire of them - a man named Webb killed two brothers dividing the temperance forces. named Wilburn and mortally wounded Bweo- Ut&1*?Liil°”'’ ’* ing, some of whom narrowly escaped rehbvwaatt of modern riviliiaM., did 1 death. . Dr. D. E. Salmon, of the bureau of j agriculture, U1MUC, who is now — xn Chicago. [Chicago Herald.] “Tot went to know how artiSn.i limb. «. mad.? Why UM oouM hordlr bo raiwarel in volrin,, plated the footer, when the report^ Hm sent a competent man to Mexico, dare, moated to rreteam that indieTbe postmaster general ha* referred M^ri^ohirertitethemreterioM ^“Jouri’^o SvertSratetoe m c rimm.te criminate aad objo objeMaet alanghier to Judge Drummond the qneetion of ra Missouri, to inremga ... vicini- [ ttle disease in a herd in that has been, evenl to rwaeo within ' whether postmasters are entitled to ’ imously in favor of submitting the ques­ of the train of seven eosehe. on th. Totion of prohibition to a vote of the peo­ by the somewhat Imd color of the enamel. Inanmbling-bons. kept mid gt-) ^X^rentog tor^’offf ple, at a special election held for the B would have led the observer to believe purpose of deciding that one question Septam<Alexander8m3’e a desperate it had juat been severed from the bn h '’p^ewrs'wSe’b^ly*Injured | one. did. m favor of hmnMily. alone. Sueh action ought to be takeq -Now, here." said the doctor, .-fa ths In odo day th. . . beet anatomical lag in tbe market it in Barry county. The people have the bnrg, taken by storm, wss reduced from nf right to vote their preferences on so MMnTc^l“li)mo“°Wnmtad 25.0U0 to 2,700; and an English eye­ । sounds funny, doesn’t ft, to fSd’nSUta Ytt* •legs is tbe market? ’ PH fry to tv ituess of that event thus describes it: important a subject, and we trust that renselere In the etreet hr robbers. ; ‘loXn. to! Bo­ you an idea aa well as I can without ths nothing may prevent giving them an und survived the assault but a tew ; ““ aata^Svea are endeavoring to “Of 25,000, some said 30,000, peonlc aid uf illustration*. The ankle joint i* there was not a soul to b$ seen alive, opportunity at the earliest poaaible houra... trace the 'holdem. Warnings hare till toe flamesdrove those that were hid Walter Doolittle, a dissolute young J™? ‘f? g; Atlantic that fresh moment. in vaults and secret places to seek death clUtmt of Bloomington, Illinois, kllleS "“^tT^SSetea w~ g.-- *------- in the streets rather than perish in the Is it the letter policy to do what is himself with a revolver. In a few I UUUtef^V-XX __ “ — u. ilender — every motion that the nataral .nil, Fred Douglas*, “the of the last for the development of our own months he spent $10,000 left him by colored race in tbe United States, was fire; of the mmerable creatures some iloee, without exception. It i, the fire; were killed, too, by tbe furious soldiers, i ndustries, or add to the wealth of' relatives. on Thursday eveuing married in but at Iwt they saved the lives ot such invented whiHi never reIn a case originating in McLean iSmr. At th* haw ol the call «1 .English manufacturers? Protection county, Illinois, the Third district ap- Washington to a white woman named as came out of their aellaro aad holes, Helen M.i'dts. fennwrly from Avon, there are four India robber will build up American manufacturing;: pellate court has affirmed, a decision New Yurt, who has Keen a copyist In and so about 2,000 poos 'da^pmfle which take tbe place of the creatures were left. There was little free trade will give England a practical that tbe Pullman Palace-Car company his office. „ of tbe natural leg. From three is not a common carrier of passengers. A railroad official at Indianapolis shooting; the execution was all cutting monopoly of ipanufacturlng. the tendon., with eerew head, Carlton B., Wheelock, who died says Samuel Sloan is determined to se­ of throats and mere house murders. The Cobden clubs uf England are’ Thursday at Green Bay, was major <rf cure an extension to Chicago for the • • • We could see the poor people on tbe upper end, paaa to the ankle joint । the 12th Wisconsin volunteers, and for Lackawanna road, and will parallel one au4 the note terre to regelate the lec­ spending thousands of dollars in this in crowds driven down tbe streets, flymany years an employe of the senate of Vanderbilt’s lines unless the latter tag from the tary of the soldiers, who ** tion “ of the tendon, and epring. to ran country to manufacture free trade sen­ at Washington. will sell a track or make a traffic ar­ followed butchering them a* fut as I the nearer. The knee joint u formed ‘“e A^ Wellsville, Ohio, a child spilled timent. England has an axe ’to grim! ' ’ rangement for 98 years. -7 an atial bolt plying in two eegmeau in this matter, and is taking her usual some oil on her clothes and attempted Mrs. J. O. Fisher, of Lincoln, Ne­ they could, end rvffnBvd mercy to any a circle, one or which ia body; till, driving them down Io the 011 ... adjnatable ------------- - u — co dry them at an open grate, the re­ underhanded manner to secure what sult Deing that her body was burned to braska, committed suicide by using irert edge, the dreptmte wretch- ; A aprirng chloral, on account of an unhappy would throw themselvee into the river. ; , r ^" ‘ h ’ kn« )«nt and rernw the she wants. a crisp. married Me. Mrs. Robert A. Humes, fovw*rd st each step with any deIn tbe national board of trade at the mother of nine children, made an where thousands of them penshed, , Congressman Lacey is the Michigan i 01 dewr*d U *®t.the F" Washington. John C. Dore delivered p attempt on her life near Meadville, especmUy women and children. member of the national republican lengthy address on tbe Hennepin cana-, Pennsylvania, during an epileptic fit. ... .. ‘euliax gait of ths wearer. It u made from India rubber, and adjustable like committee, having been sdected to fill when the scheme was indorsed by a Hiram H. Post, of BL- Louis, after description of ■ stormed city without Jay4IubbelTs place. A better selection large majority. embezzling !5.870 from his employer, .he suspicion arising in the mind that tbe others. The motion of the knee took a dose of laudanum ana then The secretary of the Spinners ’ union joint is limited and controlled hr a could not have been made. a sheer thirst far blood and love of at Fall River, Massachusetts, where wounded himself, in the throat with a oord, wfaieh takes tbe place of the cru­ murder is a much more potent suetainer His excellency, our principal servant,, twenty thousand persons are employed, knife. He is superintendent of a Bap­ cial ligamenta of tbe natural knee-joint; says there is a strong probability of a tist Sunday school, and has a wife and of war than it is usual or agreeable te so, there is do unpleasant jar caused by has an eye out for the next new party believe. The narratives of most vic­ strike against a reduction of wages. two children. the contact of the solid parts, and tbe which may be organized in Michigan. Joseph Kuhn, an insurance agent Trolsville Sykes was on Tuesday ar­ tories and of taking cities support thia He is now booked aa a candidate by and money broker of Detroit, has sus­ raigned in New Orleans for the mur­ theory. At Breccia, for instance, taken annoyance and expense of sending the pended payment. He holds productive der of tbe notorious Kate Townsend. by the French from the Venetians ia leg to the maker every now and then three parties. real estate valued at $180,000. and his As he had conveyed away certain pro­ 1512, it is said that 20,000 of the latter to hare the joints bushed to keep them Congress will do a very sensible thing liabibties are stated as $20u.uoo. perty to bis victim. Judge Houston or­ fell to only fifty of the former. When On the information of a Philadel­ dered tbe Sheriff to take possession of Romo was sacked in 1527 by the Im­ in forfeiting the unearned railroad phia detective, Mrs. Abe Buzzard and the entire estate. limb is made to correspond exactly with land grants. perialist forces we are told that “the three members of her husband’s band The First National bank of Lead­ the natural one. It is then covered have been arrested on Ephraiah moun- , ville, ____ which ______closed its doors Wednes­ soldiery threw themselves npon the with a delicate skin, which is enameled and, without dis­ tain, Pa. day morning, had moral * * deposits * “ aggregating unhappy multitude, with, the moat delicate tinted flesh-col t - - -/ mm ~ -• - .. aux bu —11 _ ur maw nnwiwr , . , , . , Frank 8. Heath, of Corry. Pennsyl- J823,(XXi, and no tangible assets. It is < uucwuu «b*<tedto sun each parJames Bryden, a cousin of the Bri­ vanla, has been held in $15,000 bait charged that President Dewait, well I who no. m their my. Stranger. «•* , , . , tish premier, was buried Wednesday, for sending through the mails indecent ' known as a gambler, overdrew bis ac- were spend a* little os Bomans, for l,t™r oaae.’ „ .. the doctor continued, at Franklin, Pa. matter in the guise of instructions to j count $60,uoo. He fled from tbe city the murderers fired indiscriminately at M.kFormer:y, erery one. horn a mere thirei lor blood, fhe maootaotare of artificial leg. wu The Democrats of Philadelphia have parents. in a carriage________ almost entirely left to ccmnion m<renominated Samuel G. King for George T. Jenkins, who was the nesrMiss £. R. Paine, residing near Winmayor. chanfcs, and strange to sty, to those est surviving relative of President I Chester. Virginia, one of the best*1 he Virginia senate has passed a Madiaon.died Sunday in Baltimore, known Indies in the Shenandoah vulley, (Boston Hsrald. ] who had suffered amputation, and had joint resolution asking Senator Ma- and within twelve hours was followed hns created n huge sensation bydeclarErast us Proctor, of Appleton, Me., is little or no knowledge of anatomy. by his son. , ing herself to be a man, and applying lione to resign bis seat. imitated some of the motions of - >IUAreceived *UU> tUloat_ They ----- -------------------------still suffering from a wound Fence-cutters in Burnet county, ■ fur a marriage license. He is 38 years California reports the driest season ,■ । Gettysburg. He waa standing by his the natural leg quite well, but others for seven years, with bad indications Texas, destroyed tlie inclosures of Hon. of age, aud of excellent business abili* cannon thumbing the \ent when l»e was not. at all Indeed, it could hardly be Norton Moses and threatened personal tiesT --------------------------- 7 for tile growing crops. Slrerllf Hnrro. of Jlbunt Vernon. tee “Ufacm,. the UU peaHng expected thst any one but an anatotuwt The governor of Pennsylvania lias violence if be replaced them. Several aad the left hip should be able to model a leg so close appointed William N. Hirst comptroll­ reputable citizens have been ordered to Indiane. on PrklM exeeUted John An- 1 !hrOT«h„*l>» leave, under penalty of death. drtaon ami Zach .Schiwider for the bon «Whether the. rebel aharpabooter to nature as to imitate all the varied er of Philadelphia. ,A party of fifty-five Apache children murder of James Vauwye. Both went selected his man and hia- time with motions of tbe natural leg. Six boys of Decatur. Illinois, the sons “There is the so-called ‘anny and of reputable citizens, have been arres­ have started from Arizona for the bravely to the scaffold, and each ex- “malice prepense" cannot be knows, but training school at Carlisle. Pennsylva­ pressed alncer.* penitence for bis to remove “Na :F wntie tl>e gnu is beted on charge of firing a barn. „ ) Dewy leg.’ roastructad by tbe earnwt About seventy-lire persons 1I ing ing loaded bring, danger 'to the ’ The salary of Robert Harris as presi­ nia. acompanied by agent Wilcox and crime. brings danger request of- shrgeons, who wasted for wltnesred the hangmg . „d the ^iire ■ drtac dent of the Northern Pacific road is four chiefs. ' gnn and the entire • detachment of J their patients a strong, durable leg, ami Mrs. Anna Ferguson, of Indianapolis, Charles Rescbka, a fireman in tbe 1 men, $20.1X0 per annum. for. if the vent be uncov- yet not costing a sum too large for s ___ j., Miss Carrie Lederer, of Chicago, has has recovered damages of $7,QUO Against [ ered as the charge enters the hot gun, a I person of limited means to pay. It ba< sued her former employer, J. A. Herri­ the Pennsylvania road for the death of who claims that tkev were playing ! P"®*tore discharge results, which 1 do lateral or side motion, but has Indi* her son last summer in a wreck near man, for i 10,000 for alleged slander. jokes on each other. Reschka was ah I matlie RQn.' surely take 1 rubber springs that cannot be broken, Edward Beane, tbe most extensive Farmington. L" Proctor knew I and whteh give aa easy, graceful moAt a meeting in tbe office of Com­ most instantly enveloped in flames, ofir #*• BroiB °f shoe-dealer in Providence, R. I., is in­ and ran out Into a snow bank, but soon the responsibility aod did not flinch, tion, Ifte that of the natural limb- Engmissioner Fink, the West Shore road In Portland, this state, a highly iiter- solvent. i but kept Ms thumb firmly to the vent I lish willow, leather, silk and steel are The legislature of Iowa, on joint was admitted to the trunk line pool ?ifSmer 01 ' w*1*1 *** ti»t was rammed home and ; the principal materials. The leg is sating discussion has arisen on the Rul>- ballot, re-elected W. B. Adison to the by the unanimous vote of nineteen MaTlJL dav morninff^rarkfSkSd^hs™ i “^idy* given. He then found I ventilated completely, and the top rim ject of prohibition. The aiivocates of senate, giving him 90 votes to 48 for B. companies. \ At a rock cut on the new railway nearly munferedby^a mulatto Th? hun*’1lf nn1a.bl®,to ,walk <* crawl, and I is bound with brass, which prevents prohilrition were constantly citing J. Hall. near Scranton. Pennsylvania, an ex ­ Burglars blew open a safe in a store -Ju-:---------..------------------. . ;i was the shelter of aa rock, villain **. then went to tbe house. .truck ’,“ placed l,1*0«<lin ‘ntl >«" twlterot rook, which which splitting .putting ofxthe otthc socket The leg is Maine ps an example of the succtrss Sm TT of Iro5ton’ Wis., firing il^of the plosion of dynamite scattered the Mrs. Sprague, and began a search for ProUct4 * *— _ ’rom lead, iron and boots, — 2j taken apfirt . 1 and put together, apd **> kj “im easily their method of dealing with the Uquor^town treasurer’s funds, but overlooked bodies of two men along tbe mountain money. The neighbors beard the wo- “fere ®I* he lw* lay laJ five flve days, day*. being occasion- 1 will stand the test of years. side. a package of $1,100. ’ traffic. It so happened that several w ho man ’ s screams Tor help, and they I *^7 llv *« seen n by bv a surgeon, aurcncn. who vhn would wnnlA as* say “ The mecbaniau mechanism of an artificial arm " It is stated, on good authority, that Miss Sarah Alton, of Putnam, Conn., hart favored a Watrirtive license had in­ _ the doctor,, *is, of course, more tbe governor of Pennsylvania will soon scoured the country until they captur- . be could do nothing for him except to said ^pra«ue 18 uot i R™ Hm something to make him eaav. complicated, but .still ths principle to fluential friwufa in the pine tree state. claims to have been nearly cured of call another extra session of the legis­ jgu | complicated, but * a*. . ,; . „ ,, ; spinal disease by simultaneous prayers On Ur‘w o-u °° 8,>1‘ d,3r * '*onI1'W rebel Kt-- ,, imitate imitate nature nature u lature, to make a congressional appor­ jbel sert is retained in this eas. to whom they wrote asking information offered at her home and in Boston. — — —eom?dffl«iltv —■ —rr— ***"J a x*xi*^ । If8*4.11- *** n™ told him he — rogld the thumb t as to tbe working of prohibition there. I John Frazer, a lumber merchant of tionment. - new . - - — - -— -X . aMo. —— Inmde Inside tbe a strong spring Iron-mlUs .»t Troy and Allentown SSR??,!^?.^? “?cult >'10cl.l< ™rred'between r™.betw“n i hear some one a tittle way off call inn is inserted to enab Willfnfth C'rtriw.1,. ear..I T"* ?f )rap ? ue a I ’ rile way off railing is inserted to enable it topreas npon any tn eterr instance the reph- was that1 Lirernool, was lound froxen to death resumed work. Mondny, employing m Coombs and Ids wife. The a ihe^roll of the Maine wounde«L “John- ’ object put between it and ths two first prohibithai, except in atew small towns.! * rt“'' U’°r'1’ 1,600 men, while a pipe-mill nt Reading PPM™™ neignoors tn a cmWiunl bloody at con- nie iMWWer^1 for Proctor- wl»o waa I fingers of tbe hand; this gives the natu shot do^n lor the winter, discharging bloody co: wen practically a dead letter; that The expt-ndilures of the Canadian three hundred workmen. ditlon, «nd and r*norted reported that her husbai., husband I J‘aar{.r ■psuchJesii, and he was removed ml rainiremeuta for holding a pen. b 8 d>«on whiskey anti bits of it was sold openly governiiichi lor toe past jear were Sam Medary. who lately resigned the hfmMl? “ft^ her life and nthen Mn ,k I1!8*1 had attempted killed a knife, fork. book. etc. The curved and 8am Medary. who lalel' ill the larger t-iihv; while In the majori­ nearly $]2,OuO,OCO greater than the re­ uay-mastershlp of the llnmilton and I u“ CoBmtatnt ***** 1 graceful oousttnetions of the fingers Klaialej ’• Uaada la AMm. r Dayton road, is said to have lost »M.£ *rtt, r „*?'2 , P n % ' ” . r P*. t ’ ceipts. I give the hand an easy, natural apro-arty pt smaller towns the man who want­ ECtocagp Time*.] The Merchants' association of Mil­ TaOd'er,naX;l,“O'rOrWh‘Ch "" I | ed an “j&ooMnar" need lie at but little Stanley’s road building from Vivi to ।Sgoe, with shape and strength to carry waukee is taking steps to secure the Stanley Pool, between which points ? P “ 1 of w»ter, to use the Imee in dny trouble to gr.iUfy his desires 7Mr. Fnl- erection of a hotel on the East side to ^“nitentiarvat-stinw.!.. u:„. I UJe •■•a*.. °4h* aa-.... bft.nd .re ’? •ltft "B* " to —• The penitentiary at Stillwater, Min­ over navigation is interrupted by the ‘,ngt ley, of the st. 'John. Republican. ato> cost $1,000,000. f'nnrro **mnU. .... ___ L * a r , 1111? 110(1 WOrklfltt Whdf« twO llikildt III' j ing and working where two hands arc A raft was drawn into a whirlpool in for cutting trees on bis land. Tbe col­ nesota, was destroyed by fire early Sat- Congo rapidt, waa a work'of inci says that In his travels in Maine, two needed. The plbow joint i" "o con­ the upper Cumberland river near ored ueople made preparations to yeans ago, he t»a>k pains to inquire mdto Carthage, Tennessee, and nine men structed that it can be flexed or ex­ lynch the white man and his friends tbe aid of a oompan, ot state troops. the operation or prohibition, and in were drowned. tended at will, in fact, without any as have rallied to his defense. A cltlaen named George P. Dadd ran A bill before the legislature of New instance from the other hand, retaining pearly,every town it was ronfewl a Ten prisoners at Wheeling, West through the smoke ' ally deaired position. ” dead failure. In the HtUe village ot York authorizes magistrates to fine Virginia. disarmeH John Colby, beat vlct from a ceH „ >™.™ nnMa . ticket speculators $25 for selling above him in a brutal manner, and escaped Unbent Beach, a place ot bnt 500 peo­ box-office prices. Chief Joy had a narrow escape from A Cwrtees Varlatlss. to the root. The citizens heard the The Nortb- ^the plains the luxuriant vegetation anple there were seven saloons, and all ['•Manhattan" in ('bicago JownalJ Edward J. Meany, who has disap­ alarm and commenced firing at tlie death by suffocation. wertern Car company s.Sered groat nu.lly chokwi the road with gnua and This general rule of squalor through doiljg a prosperous busineas. Prohibition peared from Brooklyn, isadefaulter to prisoners, who went back to their cells. damage, but Senator Sabin’s bapera wm4> eight to Jen feet high, and the the Moulder’s Union of North Ameri­ The people of Cincinnati have raised were preserved. marlfloe to drink has one curious varia­ v prohibits only where an aggressive ca for over $20,000. wy haetobe out through again. In i!2,U8Uto pay the ekpensea of the tion. You have doubtless read of tiie public wntunent sustains the law. If Twenty-one prisoners in the jail -at Democratic national convention, and . Th® Villard stocks formed a very In­ the foreela alone is the work of road­ cheapness and discomfort in wind. prehlldtlon were submitted to a vote in Indianapolis have been sent to the have sent Colonel L A. Harris and teresting feature in tbe transaction in making of a comparatively etable char- Italians live in Now York. They do not Wall etraet Monday. The announce­ aoter. Theee terrible difficaltiee. oom­ Michigan, we have no donbt that thous­ pest-house with small-pox, and a dozen Benjamin Robinsdh to Washington to ment had gons out that Gould Sam breed with the deedly Congo climate. endure that kind of existence beceu.-”1 ands Sould vote for the measure who others are affected to a alight degree. ' urge tl»eir claim. Drexel, and ottiers had organised a The New Jersey house has passed a It is rumored at Leavenworth that ™«*«rehte effect upon tU waulddlever lift a linger nor sacrifice a bill to provide for the burial of honora- Senator Ingalls will be chosen to fill syndicate and purchased and with­ TOk* EY°P*«* <aga«od te tbe drawn from the market 1 j,a» shares In cent j».a#torreit. It would be more oiy-disqbaxged soldiers who die in pov­ Judge McCrary’s place on tbe federal itotl?Vh.ul-On’*on and re- work In March, when the miasmatic erty. bench, provided Gov. Glick will appoint nevea the consistent on the part ot those who influences appear to where the .am will relatively l>« A coroner’* Jury at Chicago acquit­ a Republican to tbe senatorial vacancy the Enroljean, raver an ont-and-out prohibition statute * ted John Johnson of the killing of thus created. a fortune The grimiMt ragif they would sack to enforce what laws Ste^bm Alexander, on tbe ground of The directors ot tbe Kentucky Con­ brokers were we have. The trouble is we have too trol roe4 etoeted C. F. Huntington to replace frAgjEJCffJ) KVJrr Tbomae Walley, ot Petrolia. Penn- proeUeat, sadC. W. Stelth Munger, reached for much law 4h this country, too little "rt««te. of generations to ootne. sylTenia, while carelessly handling * rtemnnstreting that the line is to be seaw o< personal oMlgation to sustain Tuiju-f*”* bl> ******7* t*t>1 vo,md worked In harmony with th* Che*a ,.aad the occupants have the tow. . peake and Ohio. JBx-^ddge Ernott, of New Yofk, has WUHj® P'„B*rd, n leadlng lawyer . MMLwaUiarfarty ha. been bom. It of Beeding, Pa., haring loot »1U>,000 given nn opinion that no lien by oon- 5"™ «u over. At m time the is the UatangaMy. with Jaolmoa a. head­ in speculation, haa gone into ln*ol- ‘riaS6®!,_0_,,.lB^owrs ou the West Shore .tock l°«ned at 8 per cent, lor S! dar “ Nro .boota, rob. Oregon Improvement advuxMI « enbeoksr. Thu Mb th, .torr quarters. We have no fault tofindwlth reney. outatimdlng th. Italian stale beer A clgar-deoler of Milwaukee bu the peepta who brought the new politi­ bonds were secured. sued a druggist for t25,OW damages cal creature Me exiatence; In the main Tbe railroad comm tor tiring Um a rias* ot spirit* of unwith teb Sdre-.nir How they are good man and good cltirens monia Instesd ofgin. chusetta will mu’t tl ■ But they gre destined to know, a good Georwe W. Lawrence, a banker ot FitcbiMNrg and tte _____ _ I’ll tab, a pound." rwbnk.hii^dr deal more In a fey yuan. Three poUtl- North Manclieater, Indiana, bee be- roads tonin Might express trains ou oome tenne from intense application Sundays forty miles oT tbe track be­ cal Minto, Who soar ao tar above any to business. ing owned by the commonwealth. and ail Ua partis, of to-day Md tod GooW has telegraphed orders to re­ The failure Is announced ot J. B. A them too utterly awful aa . means of w. H. Anderson, for many year* en- duce the pay rolls at stations on hta securing UMr chedrted Rform-prehl- H«ed >1* l-.nkers and miller, at Men­ southwestern system 50 per cent Tbe don, Mtehlgun. freight agent at Dallas was compelled bWon-are destined to find thst they Peter Moilroch. ot Milwaukee, In Finally will msknvery little rommotlon after wilTi*0 I18 comPlrint of Daniel to cutoffffiOJper month by dismiss­ ___ , jstoafl,' als. • i ’ ,our eeesee »t Mtlon all They wil] learn that auccemtul Payeedi down’” Frederick Robinson, a small-pox pa­ “Vm -2- n . “e^-"‘bunaud for S1.oo0.0 j0_ ms. Whales and political urganizatiinis cant be started tient in the hospital at Louisville, e«e, IffO rr j A^uta, Ohio, destroyed tbe gn^Vr^^. MrSS fellefl a nurse with a chairand assault­ orieet, only a few W fifteen ed several patients, when be leaped refer™ b <k>». They will bam that, u beoncoatopdiag through a window and ran half a mile they wish to embody their Idrae npon over tbe snow before he was captured. of the Abman.pteMMf-SHiS — ■ itUte books ot the state, they Hiram Itadcliff. a recluae who died dXSSVU‘J1*e W““« w“ ‘ “ M?. ) it though one or the other of ness" ,net Bllff8ribK greatly from 111- recently M Kingston, New York, left moved ’ to';th’ yW'sntes were un- live fo personal property worth $150,000, in- novea. in toiiiutes from the tim* bullpound ot Ucal organisations of to-day. the men were removed from bll I go to u pick of theever- The xEaton county republican committeej at a recent meeting, voted unan­ “* । Shsfer"1 WM buried lD O0? ■ NEWS SUMMARY. nss tST Who W“ SAr^iaSS^S*1* jui? granted Union vu- bodies »uch O. KudU. ~ . �The Hastings Banner. HASTINGS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1,IBM Local News. ONE FOI RTH OFF, to close winter goods. R. MUDGE. Clothier, R. B. WIOHTSf AN A NON. FOB SALK I BENTLEY HBOS. A WILKINS. LO ST, School building, FanArman**. NOTICE. living in open violation of that laW? and The price agreed upon for thti work liable at any moment to suffer the pen­ was S86O, the furnace to be proven sat­ alty. la ft economy to refuse to build a isfactory, the school board having proper nouiV bonne because it would until March 1st, 1884, to decide as to coat 850.000, when in one hour’s time, a whether or not tbe furnaces gave satis­ fire might inflict twenty times that faction. It has lieen demonstrated to amount of d• >iage upon tlie county? the satisfaction of all, and it is conced­ ed by the firm, that the furnaces are <“ ^1)’ 81.000 property in Barry county fori not of sufficient capacity to properly would biflld the court house. heat the building. Representatives of No ill will is borne on the part of the firm are now in the city endeavor­ the Banner against the persons men­ ing to compromise tlie matter* in some tioned last week as keeping places of Tuesday evening a^tormy session of evil resort, only in so far aa their nefar­ ious business is concerned. It is > of the school board was held, and some shame, a burning shame, and a great very personal remarks were indulged in disgrace that such dives as those of by the members. A general jamboree and which we speak should -be tolerated in an adjournment without action, save the appointment of a committee to confer any community. An exhibition will be given at Tem­ with the firm, was the result Wednes­ day evening another lively session of perancehall tomorrow, Saturday eve­ ning, under the auspices of the Work­ the board was held, at which] time lhe ingmen> Temperance club of this city. firm submitted a proposition whereby, The entertainment will consist of vocal for the additional sum of 8350, making and instrumental music, burlesque ora­ a total of 81,20(1, they would agree to tions and negro oomicalities. Those put in two additional furnaces and having that matter in* charge have been to, properly heat and ventilate the at much pains to give a good entertain­ building. Messrs. Hessmer and Wm. ment. Qo, and aid s worthy cause. Goodyear insist that the firm be held to Admission 10 cents, children undej 10 the original contract, others are. decid­ edly in favor of accepting the compro­ years, half price. mise offered by the company, while It is ah old and trite saying that true others evidently think— ' charity begins at hohie. The present “O. what would I rive wen: ‘toUier dear winter islan unusually severe one and chunnrr awai'!” there arennany heads of families in this As near as the Banneb am ascer­ city who are unable to obtain employ­ tain, public sentiment supports Messrs. ment. It is the opinion of the Banner Besamer and Goodyear in their position. that the charitably disposed, with but At all events, it is the duty of the very little effort, could find many board to ascertain if this second prop­ worthy objects for aid in the way of osition of the Richardson & Bopntoh clothing and provisions, right here in Co., is as favorable as can be obtained our midst. Doubtless a word to the from other houses, before entering into wise win be sufficient. It is to be hoped any contract with them save the one that it win. now in force, by the terms of which Mr. T. M. Bush recently mode a visit to Ohib for the purpose of inspecting custom gristmills of the roUer process in that State, having in contemplation, in connection with his sons, the erection J. B. ROBERTS’ N< of such a mill on or near his farm, three miles south of this city; provided the A young lady desiring to attend school. railroad between this city and Kalama­ zoo is built, which road runs through his farm. We understand Mr. Bush’s farm of lietween 400 and 500 acres is on the market for sale. This is a ttno opportunity for some one to secure a Remember p | first class farm. Mr. Bush is also en­ deavoring to get Ohio parties to start The Firemen’s dance a cheese factory near this city. We AT Union ball this evening trust thtee contemplated improvements ItoiEMBER the Firemen’s dance this may lie successfully curried out. F'riilay evening. There was a large attendance at the >kating rink Saturday evening. Aj large amount of wood has been *><»!<! in this market the present winter. . There surely will be npfailurqin the ice crop this year; but how about the peach crop? , . To Mr. and Mys. Dr. W. K. Upjohn, a son. Mr. Hilboume is at his home in M uhkegon, sick. Reg. French, of Middleville, was in the city Monday. Editor Kilbourne spent Sunday with The Hastings Engine and. 1 ron Works have just issued a neat Illustrated cata­ his family in MuskegonMiss Nellie Geer, of Grand Rapids, is logue, gotten out at this office. The monthly report of Norton school. spending a few days in the cityS Maple Grove, W. A. Morse teacher, is received, and will appear nexfrweek. F. M. Potter, of the Vermontville Hawk, was in the city Tuesday, T. S. Brice, of Maple Grove, visited Turn out everybody and give the fire laddies a benefit. Their bull occurs at friends in this city the past week. Union hall this evening. Good music, T. M. Bush and daughters returned and a good time for all. from a ten days’ visit among relatives in Ohio. A donation and supper will be given . for the benefit of Rev. A. Snider Feb. 6th. Wednesday afternoon and evening, at thechapeL A cordial invitation is giv­ en to nil. The Womans’ Christian Temperance ' Unlqu will meetavith Mrs. Sidnam on j Tuesday afternooK<t half past 2o’clock.' A cordial invitatloa is extended to all I ladies Interested in temperance work. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Mark Russell, of Grand Rapids, were in the city the fore part op the week, The M. E. social will In?entertained by the young people of the society on Wednesday afternoon and evening of next week, at tho home of P. W. Nisk' em. A cordial invitation is extended. Refreshments as usual. Miss Amanda and Mr. Charles Camp­ bell, of Middleville, are visiting their aunt Mrs. W. II. Hicks. Not that the Banner apprehends .. such an occurrence, but might it not be exceedingly uncomfortalile tor some of the visitors, who would not for hun­ dreds of dollars have it known that they visited such places, if the gambling hells of this city were to be raided when in full blast? i . . d Miss Allie Madge has left for Val­ paraiso, Indiana, to attend the normal e^iool at that place. Mr (Jeo. Richmond, of Grand Rapids, spent Sunday with ................................ friends in this city. Messrs. S. Roush and Job Cheese* brough, of Freeport made the Banner a pleasant call on Saturday last. C. G. Bentley took a business trip to Jackwon, Battle Creek and other places in southern Michigan, reaching home Wednesday a. in. \ j Rev. Newlen, of the Cooper street M. E. church Jackson, will prawh here Friday evening and occupy the pulpit of the Methodist church Sunday morn­ The society connected with Enmian- ing and evening. uel church will be entertained on Thurs­ Our long time friend, John A. Turner^ day, afternoon qf .pqxt week, by.Mre-- of Orangeville, has become a partner in pjttie Russell and the Indies attodated the leading law flrm of Allegan Co., with het. ta the»«-trtyrt>om« tn Kbw- Padgham & Padgham, of Allegan. eris block. Hupper served from half past John is a tainted, generous young man, five until seven o’dock. AD are cor­ with heaps of work in him; and we dially invited to attend. ,. have no doubt that, with tbe bright The Banner is the possessor of and it* presses are run 1>y the neatest work­ ing engine we have seen for many a a day. It ia a four-horse Peerless, and was purchased of the Hastings Engine and Iron Works. Tbe machinery in the office was placed in position by Mr. 8. Greusel, and it all works like a charm. future before him, he will prove equal to what is required of him. Our hand and best wishes, John. * The members of the cit y school board are having heaps of fun these days over the problem of the proper heating and ventilation of the high school building. Their “olive branches" might at tbe present time truthfully sing: It » with pleasure that the Banner chronicles the fact that the revival ef­ forts at the Presbyterian church in this for the problem is now no nearer soltb; city ar* being crqwaed with suoceaa. tion than a year ago. Last summer the Nutate® have made professions of board entered into contract with the MB, and deep interest is manifested. Richardson A Boynton Co., of Chicago, Rev. Johnson, of Marshal, is assisting whereby that Ann agreed to heat and Rev. Carnahan, in conducting the ser­ veitilate the building. But in tbe vices. . - ■■ drawing of the contract the firm were If Barry eouDty^.conrt house or the evidently more on the alert as to their probate oflfce should bum, there is no interests than waa the board as to those question but that any party injured of the city, consequently the contract through the destruction of the records may be likened unto a jug handle-all could compel the ooun^ to pay the dam­ on one side; on that of the firm. Two furnaces wen age dope him. The laws of ths Mate Western Champion plaetri in tho building and radical changes were made in the ventilation. they agreed to heat and ventilate the building for 8850. As we understand it, this firm made a fair and square proposition to put in suitable apparatus for heating and ventilating the building for 8850; this the board accepted. It is conceded that the firm have not lived up to their contract. If there is any way of compelling them to do so, that way should be found, and used. If through some oversight of the board or building committee, the city must pay 8350 additional, let us know where the fault lies. But that 8350 should not be paid unless from necessity. The board finally decided to postpone action in the matter until the next regular meeting, to lie held Tuesday evening next Later—Just as we go to press we learn that Richardson & Boynton Co. withdrew their proposition looking to a compromise, and have agreed to put in two additional furnaces, without ex­ pense to the city. Thus the “kickers” have saved the tax-payers 8350 In this instance, and “all is quiet along the Potomac" once more. bort ot other.; hot evwr mao haa a home •nd heart history, and it U from the women whom he fmd. here that be gain, hla ertimate of womanly character. .issertion ra to tbeinferiority and weakness of character of woman, we may be sureof one of two things; that the generosity or judgement of the speaker is at fault, or that his mother, wife or sister are woefully wanting. The moral is readily pointed. To be sure there are many that have awakened to a realizing sense of their responsibilities, as the numberless insti­ tutions of benevolence conducted solely by women testify, as also the wonderful growth and success of the Woman’s Christian TemperanceUnion; for across the continent the best women of the land attended by intellect and wealth join hands and sympathy in this great work. But in the mean time there are thousands of us who like moths are foscinated by and are fluttering about the hunp of society, without a thought beyond the most taking style, the most bewitch- tedeedl AB honor be to such heads tod hearts is George ElMtfs, Margaret Fuller’s and France® E. Willard’s and a of the Lucky Ones that took Valuable Presents from the . / vJT ”1""/\ • HEZD TCZJ kJT • Silver Water Sett. Chas. Dalilan. city. ■Ladies’ Gold Watch, C. Robinson, Ax Factory, city. Fine Bed Room Sett, Mrs. P. Greece, Kent City. $100.00 Gold Stem-Winding Elgin Watch, Harry Cronmger, Caledonia, Kent Co, Sewing Machine, C. Shoemaker, G. R. 1 I. Car Shops, city. $45.00 Cook , Stove,- Maj. Hall, city..................... , , - Lowell . -■ Silver Tea Service, $75.00, Mrs. G. Hensums, city. • FjBe fod Room Sett, No. 2, A. Manley, Walker township, , County. Silver Tea Service, No. 2, Gfo. Hart, city, We have not sPaee to publish them all. If MUetoeanggeaiBH woman's tnflnrace ia so paramount in the prompting of great and Impressive deeds, just so .. . . .. _ . _ . Everyone concedes that our attractions in the way. of Bargains coupled with the GRAB BAG SCHEME is a fair and square onk X”i^rta^in h« to'h^^Jrf"hta Our sales 8ince Dec- t have exceeded our wildest expects- it is not too much to ray that two- tions and the increase in *ales has more than paid us for our out lay. There are - ruin, thirds of the absconding book keepers and defaulting cashiers have had wive® who by their extravagance or small knowledge of their husband's financial standing, have actually forced him to se­ cure more and ready money. To be sure we can not say it is her fault when she is ignorant of his income, but as an help­ meet, as her husdand's equal, should it not be her first duty to know how great are his means, and to have her personal expenditure® somewhat determined? boast, know the world—considering them quite spicy and delightful com- MANY FINE PRESENTS LEFT So come and get one. . Mind we must close rx । • ti ‘‘TXT* 1 ’ll f^i Our Entire Winter Stock! We Offer 78 MEN’S .DARK P. S. OVERCOATS, V1LVXT ♦ BOY goods, at $1.00. panions, all the while ignoring the COLLAR, at $1.50 each. society of others who seem unsophistictWe Offer 48 ’S OVERCOATS, same ed and verdant in her eyes. If young ladies would sc conduct themselves, At these prices they go come at shunning slang speech, loud dress and fast manners, that young men could be have cut prices on Winter Goods reminded of their mothers, rather than of theiow women whom tho.nerabanee. exP«ct 7 one garment over. have met, untold good is already done. Girls don’t be afraid to remind your lover or your friend of his mother. Mothers are always dear, good and wo­ manly In his eyes. A gentle dignity en­ livened with all the bright manner and 1 wit that nature has endowed you will win and hold when the reverse may fas­ cinate or dazzlfc at the risk of respect and sometimes reputation. A young lady by the quiet awertion of certain principles, to which after thought, her own heart prompts, will mold more than she can estimate the opinions and character of the young man who may attend her at any gather­ ing. Is it not always the case, that when we have spent a day or evening with a person of noble and charitable principles, that we catch and share them to a certain degree, and if we are with the opposite character wu reverse the intluefteet^ upon ourselves? In tlie way that) live without a principle or a thought flboveihe. pleasure of the hour,* A Worthy Society.—About forty young ladies and young married ladies met nt the residence of Mrs. II. A. Good­ year Monday evening, and formed an association whose object is best ex­ plained by tlie following excellent paper, prepared and read by Mrs. W. T. Brown. . That lady was uiade president of thesociety, Mr* Belle Youngs vice presi­ dent, Miss Rose Goodyear secretary and treasurer. The association begins un­ der very favorable auspices, and we have no donbt will lie productive of | they resemble a sail boat on a river much good. There is work enough without a master, which constantly before them of the character outlined in Mrs Brown’s paper. The production is iI drifts with the stream—always down, i They say that we are ever running worthy the careful perusal of our I the gamubof human character. To-day readers. we are-either lietter or worse than we HIE PAPER. , were yesterday. Different Uvea seem to You all have bad a suggestion of‘the Ihj tried in different octaves; each one object of our meeting this evening:— finds himselves to-day tuned to that is, tlie founding of a society for the highest, clearest, sweetest, jjitch, to­ prointotibn of morality. It has lieen asmorrow the key note forgotten, lie smejrthat the morals and intelligence strikes and holds a discord. The years of the women of any community deter­ and years which it takes to perfect the mine its general tone; anil when we see quality of the artist’d voice, and to make one generous,.talented man, some one’s sure the resonance and sweetness of her father, husband or son the slave of an song, which was at first weak and fitful, appetite for liquor, another wasting his proves the old saying that pactice makes money find time and searing his sold perfect, and that the oftener one tri«< over the gaming table, and when we see to reach the pure and rare tones the still another sacrificed and a home deso­ easier it will be to hold them;theoften­ lated through the influence of vile wo­ er we breath pure thoughts, the oftener men, ft strikes home and we need to act will they come uninvited It is to awaken the thought and arouse Emerson says “Who is he that «Lq6b the effort of an of ns that this sodtCy not always find hitnsel f doing something has been planned. 1 have prepared a Im® than his best task.’’ And it is tree small paper, which only auggiets tbe that no matter how well we may do our poMibiliUee of good, which m a society present duty, we can always see how of young ladies and young married te- more and greater might be done. . ,A dfes, ft 1* at our optidh to bring kbout All that each of us need do is to think, I read the other day a quotation from think hoMrily and feorieaaly. Unci Heine which thrilled me through and courageously to declare what we know through, ft was thia “ When I read hto- to be right and to denounce what we know to be wrong. < deed, pfrel as if 1 should like to see tbe woman who is conceded behind it to be its secret incentive.” It seems as if this Wm rat *p*kra«f ml might be our watchward. Of course he wm a, mwMnimoM man who gave such praise, but repetition of tbe Mme spirit we hear ana read fre­ quently. Not long rinee, Prof. Swing; in a sermon, raid something likejthis; that if woman since history began had oceuqied the position she does in this nineteenth century, the path of the Wheat, white worlds march would have been far a dark deed lera. Such remarks M three are not alto­ gether due to tbe grand women who have devoted themsdvre to literature. A PARTIAL LIST7! fast, so We once. so mnch that we don’t can Call Soon at (Star Clothing House 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. Frederick Hotchkiss I have on hand several bought for the holidays. I will out io you at Bottom are upon us. The You can profita­ bly than by reading. Have the books for you. and so cheap you cannot help buying. School Books! - �------ -—£---------- ■ kf’ ATrtT MARYS SUGGES- Hon. [Arthur’s Magarino. ] •John!" Thomas Belknap spoke in a firm, rather authoritative voice. It was evident that he anticipated some reluctance on the boy’s part. John, a lad between 12 and 13 years of age, was seated on tho doorstep reading. A alight njovement of the body indicated that he heard; but he did not make any response. “John I” TM* time the voice of Thomas Belknap was loud, sharp and imperative. “Father," responded the boy, drop­ ping the volume in his lap, and look­ ing up with a-slightly flushed but sul­ len face. “Didn’t yon hear me when I first spoke I" said Thomas Belknap, angrily. “Yes, father." “Then why didn’t you answer me? Alwavs respond when you are spoken to. I’m tired of this ill-manner' is- ■Forgin ma ii Fra apokan loo plainly," said Aunt Mary. Thomas Belknap did not make any response for some time, but sat. with his eyes upon the floor, in hurried self­ examination. 4 “No, Aunt Manr; not too plainly,” said he, ae he looked at her with a tion and thank you for it” “Mrs. Howitt bas a line which beau­ tifully expresses what I mean,” said Aunt Mary, in her gentle, earnest way. ‘For lore hath readier will than fear.' M Ah! if we could -all comprehend the wonderful power of love! It is the fire thst melto, while fear only smites, the strokes hardening or breaking its un­ sightly fragments.* John has maay good qualities that ought to be made as active as possible. These, like goodly flowers growing in a carefully tilled garden, will absorb the latent vitality in his mind, and thus leave nothing from which inherent evil tendencies can draw nutrition." • । Aunt Mary said no more, and I Thomas Belknap’s thoughts were soon The boy stood up, looking now dogged' busy with a new train of ideas. Time moved steadily on—nearly half as well as sullen. “Go and do what I tell you. Get an hour had elapsed, in which period John might have gone twice to Leslie’s your hat and jacket” ■ The boy moved slowly, and with a shop snd returned, yet he was still Ab­ sent Thomas Belknap wm par­ very reluctant air, from the room. “Now don’t be all day," Thomas ticularly in want of the hammer Belknap called after him. ‘Tm in a and nails and tho delay chaffed him very considerably—the more burry. Move briskly." How powerless the father’s words particularly as it evidenced the indif­ died upon the air! The motions of ference of his son in respect to his wishes John wore not in the least quickened. and commands. Sometimes he would He passed out into the passage and up yield to a momentary blinding flush pf the stairs, while the impatient Thomas anger and resolve to punish the boy se­ BnDmsn could with difficulty restrain verely tbe moment be oould get his an impulse to follow after and hasten hands on him. Bnt quickly would corbe the sulky boy’s movements with blows. in Aunt Mary’s suggestion and he Be controlled himself, however, and re­ would agsun resolve to try the power of sumed (the perusal of his newspapeE kind wortte- He was also a good dtel. Five, ten minutes passed, and John had strCTgthened in his purpose by the feet not yet appeared to do the errand upon I that Aunt‘Mary’s eyes would lie upen which his father designed to send him. I him at tbe return of John. After her Suddenly Thomas Belknap dropned.his I suggestion, and bis acknowledgment paper, and, going hastUy to the bottom । of its vslue, it would hardly do for of the stairs, called out— ’ him to let passion so rule him as "You John, John!" 1 to oct in open violation of what “Father," replied John. j was right—to wrong his son by unwise “Didn't I tell you to hurry?" I treatment, when he professed to desire "I can’t find my jacket" only his good: “You don’t want to find it. Where) The fact is, Thomas Belknap had aldid yon lay it when yon took it off last ready made the disedvery that if he night?" -----’ ’ govern 1his • tboy . ihe must. would first. gov­ ern himself. This was not an easy “I don’t know. I forget.” • “If you’re not down here with your) task; yet be felt that it must bo done. “There comes that boy, now,” said jacket on in one minute, I’ll warm your ; he, as he glanced forth and saw John shoulders well for yon." Thomas Belknap was quite in earnest coming homeward at a very deliberate in this threat, a fact plainly apparent to John in the tone of his fathers voice. m his tone of voice than he wished to The boy opened a closet, and, singularly l>etray to Annt Mary, who let her beau­ enbugb. there hung his\ jacket in full tiful eyes rest, for a moment or two, view. At the expiration of the minnte penetratingly upon him. The balancing he was standing before his father with power of <that look was needed, and his jacket on and buttoned up to tho it performed its work. Soon after the loitering boy came in; chin. “Where’s your hat?" asked Thomas he had a package of nails in his hand, which he reached, half indifferently, to Belknap. “I don’t know, father." his father. “WeX find it, then." “The hflsnmer?” John started, with .a half-frightened “Fve looked everywhere." “Look again. There; what is that air. on the hat-rack, just under my coat ?** “Indeed, father, I forgot all about it!" ■The boy answered not, but walked said he, looking up with a flushed moodily to the rack and took his hat countenance, in which genuine regret therefrom. .was plainly risible. “Beady at last. Tin out of all pstieuc< "I m sorry, * said Thomas Belknap, in with your slow movements and snlky a disappointed, but not angry or rebuk­ manner. What do you stand there for. ing voice; “I’ve been waiting a long knitting your brows and pouting your time for you to come back, and now I Bps?" . must go to'tho shop without nailing up The lad, thns angrily rated, made a that trellis for your mother’s honey­ feeble effort to throw a few rays of suckle, ss I promised her." sunshine into his face. But the effort The boy looked at his father a mo­ died fruitless. All was too dark, sullen, ment or two with an air of bewilder­ and rebellious within his bosom. ment and surprise, then be said earn­ “See here." Thomas Belknap still estly: . spoke in that peculiar tone of command “Just wait a little, father; I’ll run which always stifles self-respect in the down to the shop and get it for yon in a one to whom it is addressed. minute; I'm very sorry that I forgot “Do you go down to Leslie’s and tell it.” him to send me a good claw-hammer ' "Run, then,” says Thomas Belknap, and three pounds of eightpenny nails, kindly. and go quickly.” How fleetly the lad bounded away! The boy turned off without a word, His father gazed after him with an and was slowly moving away, when his emotion of surprise not unmixod with father said sharply: pleasure. / “Look here, air." I “Yes, yes,” he murmured, half aloud, John paused and looked back. “Mrs. Howitt never uttered a wiser “Did you hear ne?\7 ' saying, ‘For love hath readier will than “Xes, father." fear.”' “What did I tell yon to do?" Quicker than even Aunt Mary, whose "Go get a claw-hammer and three faith in kind words waa very strong, pounds of eightpenny nails.” had expected him, he returned with “Very well. Why didn’t yon indi­ the hammer, a bright glow on hia cate in some way that you heard me? cheeks and a sparkle in hi« eyes, that Haven't,I already this morning read strongly contrasted with the utter want Sou a lecture about this very thing? of interest displayed in his manner a little while before? low go quickly; Tm in a hurry." For all this impatience and authority ' “Thank yon, my son,” said Thomas on the part of Thomas Belknap, John Belknap, as he took tbs hammer; “I could not have asked a prompter ser­ vice." He spoke very kindly and in a voice of approval “And now, John," strongly tempted to cell him back and he added, with the manner of one who requests, rstber than aompisnda, “if you will go to Frank Wilson's'atad tell him of his to come over and work for two or three days in our garden, you will oblige me. I was going to call there as I went to wonder”, muttered Thomae Belknap, tho shop this morning; but it is too late aa he oame bf ek into the efttingrroom. now.” _ “I witt I kM. wM *o witt Mi,.. I It* at once.” TbomaaBolknau toraodMheapote to an elderly lady with a mild, open face change bad oom. orn hi. rMlinga. A and clear, bine eyM. She waa a rained ratetir., who waa paying hla. a rtft. Annt Mary let her knitting root in his errand. Thomas Belknap saw and herjap, and turned her eye. npon the understock ths meaning of that look. . ,. yw. I* Miked W1> "WLatia to bo don. with that boy, himself as he took his way to the shop Aunt Mary?" Thoma. Belknap r» —"Aunt Mary and Mrs. Howitt sro >rted eratytMng with bun. ■ . 1, n»-m' l “H*re you tried-" Annt Mary panaad, and wemod hall formed in this self-willed boy might in doubt whether it were beat to give naw grwwb< in beantyT( . । nttoranoe to what waa in her mind. -Triad whatr aaked Thomae Balk[Chicago Tribune J ssp. It seems to be only in Anglo-Saxon“May I spook plainly?" said Aunt dos. that lottariM an tabooed. Tho Praaaian lottertaa yield the alate an in- ■ MY GARDEN—-MY HEART. , (Creta’.1. I—r] Barrett, auttor of ***%•>■ gofWetandT I touch tbe rose and mignonette And mile to sm tbe pansy wot With purple dews. VILLAGE OF “Jpaun'iLu Mew lore, a w»« ------ —r said, “If I thought Shakespeare could get his plan produced if he lived to­ day in some town up the Hudson, and should bring them to notaoe ftmday He dares not lose, 'LIZARD ANO BURGLAR. Breaking aa There la ea Record. [New York Bon.) "Speaking about lizards,” said a naturalist, “I will tell you a story that will probably astonish you. The inci­ dent I am about to relate occurred in India, and I won't undertake to describe the place or the people. Tbe natives thst I met there, noweVcr. were nearly all possessed with the belief that their chief mission in tbe world was to take possession of whatever they could lay their hands on. I was adnsed to keep things under lock and key, and so I did, but after a stay of a month I became rather careless, and, having the second story of a stone house, felt pretty secure. liffht and sat down to smoke, aa waa my custom, I beard a curious scratch­ ing noise under tho window, and look­ ing out perceived several figures below crouching in the darkness. I thought nothing of it, though, aa there waa no way for thieves to get in, and returned to my chair. But m a moment I heard the same scratching noise, as if some one were rasping the stone with a shan> instrument. Por about ten minnics this continued. Every once in a while the noise ceased, and there waa a thud as if some one had fallen. In tho mean­ time, the moon, which bad been under a cloud, came out, and hearing the noise nearer the window than evqr, I went over, and looked down through the lattice apta. I MW three men Ono was stooping down, and another npon his back was reaching up the wall. Soon, in some mysterious manner, the man moved directly upward. On he camo with the curious scraping sound. Then there was a slip, and the man fell and was caught by his companions, I had a heavy clnb in the room and, taking it, I moved my seat over by the window and lay low, wondering what sort of a machine they had that enabled them to go up a straight wall, In about twenty minutes, after several more slips and much scraping, I saw a black object moving up over the sill, but it was not the head of a man. A second later, however, s human hand grasped the window, and I brought the club down npon it and the black object with all tbe power I ooald muster. With a yell the would-be thief went tumbling down the twenty feet or more of wall, and I soon heard footstep going down the road on a dead run. I immediately ran down, calling my man as I went, expecting to find a rope or cord of some kind, bnt there was noth­ ing ot the sort, and I gave it up as a mystery. Stepping. back to go . in I stumbled over something, and looking down, found it was a large lizard, stone desd. His skull was broken. What do yon suppose my man told me, and which I found out later waa true? Nothing leasthan that I had killed the lizard by my blow at the thief, and that the animal had hauled him up the side of the house. These lizards are very powerful, and have long, sharp claws. When grasped by the Udi and placed against the wall, * up they will go with a force qnite suf­ _fiedent ______to r pall up a small man after them. It was tbe scratching of the animal’s claws that I had beard. I goess this is about as novel a method of honse-breaking as there is on record. I understand, however, that it waa not uncommon there. Mu, the text, “If ye abide in me, words abide in you. ya shall ask > will'and it shall be done unto repeated and meditated upon; itlon is made to do something for a wealthy and pious widow, ia the chief promoter of this odd movement for daily household services. She thinks that nol leas than 8,000 persons keep tbe pledged Thotr devotion* are wholly out of vtew. One drunkard eould in »e», a 1 OM..J —— - - tanor hi. coming down bringing under hie arm » roll of mmiMorint, —y. Th* Merchant of Venice,” and rrlrmrttmg ii to . manager The manager oondwmendingir —“w« hmr" tnft. of playa idl th. while, but I will tar. your. rMd m won — w. own gat to u. ’(Tood morning, «ir.’ Shak-pe.ro i.reral time., »nd ta ‘J100? three year, he leern. that . it taa been r—d. 'Mr. Stak-pMre, the manager says, ‘there is some ! merit in your play-thare really i*. air, some merit, I assure you. I had no idea there was at firet I think we can cut it down so as to make it pl*J- FU give it to my men. You eee it • .wfully talkv-talky. Why. it wonld put an »ndienM to .Imp m it ta now. Ttat —rmon of whatVher name'a—Portia e— they wouldn't .tend that. Shall her. to out it Oh, y—, I know yon like it and think It good. If. alwayi ao with author.. Then yon bear down rather hard on Shyloek. Thia will hare to b. toned down. A good many of our beat patrons oome from that race, and 'twont do to offend them. Then the idea ot leering Shylock out of the lari act! Why.no recpectable tragedian would take the part. No; I’ll tell you what w,'U do. We’ll have a mi-ionary oome into tt. laet act and convert old Shy lock 1 See ? Capital idee! Then I’ll have the mere declamation-the talky-talky rtnff— struck out; and then, when wo got through’llgive the piers preeent is. underSSl it aat trUL-that if I ™ n FrTnob“ E^liab i• phiy ’ p - 1' ---------------------------1 Brads and Tkelr Mannraetwre. [later Oreau.] . The use of beads is again becoming i fashionable, and there is likely to be aa groat a rage for that sort of ornament I as there waa twelve or fifteen years ago. Beads are made of a great variety I of materials, glass, stone, metals, coral, 1 bone, ivory, amber, etc., but glass is j generally understood when beads are I spoken of without special description, j And they arc a-very old institution, I Venice is the place of their greatest production, where their manufacture has been a staple in­ j dustry for more than a thousand years, . Attempts have elsewhere been made to compete with Venice in bead making. | but living there is so -cheap an artisan | is able to subsirt on 5 cento a day, and they possess secrets of giaaa-colaring •known nowhere * ’ ’ * opposition *” else, so *that has not been successful. They give more than two hundred different tints to aingla-colored beads, and when they come to combinations the possibilities are unlimited. The production is so great that in Venice a bunch of small beads of eighty strings, each string six inches long, can be bought for about 2 cento. These beads are chiefly sold to the North American In­ dians. It is a singular fact that fashion in civilization and barbarism meet on a level in the choice of beads, the inhabi­ tants of the South Sea islands and tbe ladies of New York city, in times of bead crazes, showing preference for -[Unds BUl’Z New York Letter.] I have just come across the Prayer union, and it will serve as an instance of piety that is almost out of sight, tlioagh extol ding throughout the en­ tire country. The society has a central office in tha Bible Union building. The members number over 10,000. They are all pledged to hold a service ot praise and prarer privately at noon every day, unless prevented by some unusual circumstance. Each retires for the purpose literally into a doset, ar some other place of privacy, and there goes through with an appointed exercise. From the headquar­ ters each month a pro­ gramme is sent out. During this jonraqa1* ’.I M glass beads are made in Paris. It is there we get our Roman pearl, mirror beads, etc. Bead mannfaiture has been tried disastrously in this country. The cost here is too great. Urewlmr Fewer or the Aaatmiaa [Chicago Tri bans ] . Mr. J. Henniker Heaton forwards from Sydney a complete account of the resources of which an Australian domin­ ion would dispose. The seven oolopio® now own 3,000,000 square miles aTter­ ritory, or three times the surface of Eu­ rope west of the Vistula, inhabited by 2,936,000 persons of European descent. These 8,000,000 have plated 7,128,000 acres under tillage, in addition, of course, to their grass land; and own ’8,<98.000 ttwp. of £114,000,000 of 8110,000,000 though their debt ths state railways thanthigR 000,000 Stet Th*r bar. . Utal. and a revenue a year; and al­ exoMds 8500,000,000 are valued at more *tar. placed - «»,- amhtios VILLAGE VF MAHHVIl.I.k Qrru-R. » Nutlee rtxSTS WH1SDUL1 sil*Hy. that Mk dmenl.-U iBttM r of mk shall be tt tow* nwk 3 worth or aaxa* f 9 » 11 • tw TOWX 2 XOBTH OF BAJfUK • WBFT. iKucImlS OnMneftfc ■v tows i worth or ramor • eptofwfiHof neflH 1 14 2U n pt of of awl« J ao jM utid‘, of iicrt1* to l.w » 17 2* THAT IS THE PRICE OF THE Detroit Weekly POffifflBB jk« For One Year! 10 » »fr of »flH of aeflu >• i au ni • For Michigan Readers. RepnblitSB in its Political Pmpies, aid Devoted to tie Public iBterest. «*H of neflq 14 its variotM editions are now n-ad *rcM) In IS W N •wfr of nw»| :?tS5=? nwqof «eq wqof nwq asst. Tbr HEARTH AND HALL prorifle* so sd misuble medium for txchangtnit new* upon home sublets, and Is rspeclsily devoted Io top les In which tbe ladles are Interested Tbe AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT h un <ter the rharjre of an experienced and prartks: ■grteulturist, and la Invobtablc to all UUcn ol Uw soU In Michigan, all its artklei brinj: ex • nresaly prrjtared for, them, and especially CITY OF HAKTINO& nH ot kX 354 tot«l eoramendng 33 ft n of tw corner of lot £.«. thence e a ft thenec n» ft, thence wy ft. Uyce » »ft Trthwae the most attractive, best arranged and most eotnjdet. FAMILY NEWfAlUK ever published In Michigan No Paper Published ii Cbicaio 11 and eK of lot HH lot 107D lot 1127 kt 11» Mt lite MIMI department we shall furaBb rear, original aad sctected. Thr paper *111 to kept purr tn character, elevated In tone, and In lynipelhy with the best meenl sentiment. Tbe LETTER BOX furolshrs In the course ot a »H<rf«K of nK of OR ELSEWHERE fcuas In the fullnew and varfet) o(ne««af all kinds. repedalt)- needed and desired hy th* !*"' a "8 IS vowx 1 WORTH OP MAVO* * nane Tie Praiieitial Year of 1884 Is al hsad. BstmbllsSM tnwtl teRtr tbemwlve* If their politick —ewarj te'Cta s-lalslsKl ta tbe Mata ami NatUm. Tbrtv u — met re, tale OMB—el IncukAtta. wxad repaNIrea dre ha —rtr ata It. na*MM - Uta rrtta elreta* Uraal, aad ex- ?d I MO MUI 11 P*r *•«><* o<«tete «n- years, probably before 1900, tbe ion will be * powerful state of 5,1 if « territory for aaMaatent, with a mana of »19<M>OOflOO. ao J tha pow„ u. -teteto Mwass s «•, w bx¥« ko MJ to the contrary. J ixgAisne W» aaakdeutt W~1 ta ™O to mnearsM republic-.. Wald u, b. w«<*. n*Wpay. Xmata ■hall l» bcXIM « K.Ml.u ttatita. [InterOnm. J ■’ f Tbe New York Herald, hi attempting to account lor Lotta’a failure in Lon- of her ringing a hymn, but thinks the trouble is to be explained in tbe open- line of "The Sweet By-aod-Jy” is “There’s a tend that is fairer than day," which upsets The Herald's theory. Stanley has discern wJ a river tn •**»**• .V «3tsr* p«>pl. are too tap to taoom. otdtamd £™rta in art. Mareow, ho -id, onr I have a heart so fall of friends I cannot chooee. Not one beneath tbe mniter bends. But mine ths bruise. . Each step, in drawing nigh my door, “Woks music never-bearansfore. x Now, which magician meet prevails! to do away with upon the sale of author!to- tt.1 th “main n-on whj tt. taXm«r.m.Ungni.ta.» «« '.-(Umw. Tr«h.j ' I bear from Horonoe that the Uah b> that aity.n MkinJ"fc themtadre. aomta lh. dnka wf J all the strictest laws of court eti4 uatte the TeokUu bixhne-lu « Thor n.rer think nf them, ud there t. „ wm5r0„°’* 18 ONLY mW ONE BdLLAfl a Year •morot •« ki-ta. ta.de nd * prancing Backward at evening pattiM •k"!r'Pr«-»t. ■.talttaFior. ntttM, Buumu en* AMhom n lost in Tk...__ 18 *8 TRIBUNE, MraUMeb. �The Hastings Banner. HASTINGS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, INK Local News. The time to advertise is all the time. The Spanish Students. Monday eve­ ning Febuary 11th. Meetings Tuesday and Thursday eve­ nings at the M. E. church. Best cuts of steak for l&cents apound hereafter, so the meat market men say. The first Monday in March the usual teacher’s claw will l»e organized in our high school. , The church membership in this eity has been increased over 200 during the ! past threemonths. That is a very good showing. February 23d, the county examiners will meet In this city and prepare a I schedule of spring examinations for teachers. The Spalding Manufacturing Com- pa»y are running at their fullest capac­ ity, and are still unable to keep even with orders. ~ ------- r---------- t ceeding; and after shutting oft all chance for ventilating the rooms, mak­ ing them aa clocA and uncomfortable as they well could be, the furnaces cannot heat them above 50 to 65 degrees on cold days such as we had last week, py some oversight, said to be the fault of the chairman of the building com­ mittee, no bonds were required of the parties who furbished the’ beating ap­ paratus, and the district is liable to lose a considerable ihoney in consequence. From what we can learn, the chairman of the Imildfog committee has acted in a very arbitrary manner all along, and is largely to blame’for 'the present condi­ tion of affairs at the school One of the finest lectures we ever heard was that delivered upon “Robert Burns" m Knights of Pythias hall. Fri­ day evening, by our fellow townsman, Mr. James Clarke. We had expected to l»e well entertained: but we had antici­ pated no such feast as was in store for those who composed our friend’s audience that evening. He »poke of Bums in a way that iiaprtwed oneas aftiend,ly --------.. .. . _ til conversation concerning an author in —— - — - .... luaaubuiu whom aU had a lively interest. At the same time one knew that the aubject waa dierasswl ui in u a iimsieny masterly Hiyie; atyle; and and n» uuM.ub.-K-a entire winter, going to and from camp, HOW CIGAR BOXES ARE MADE soldiers by the hundred and sometime® by thousands could be seen procuring their wood for the day or night. Before spring we were obliged to go miles to The reporter climbed up five flights get our wood, and ‘ tost” it on our backs of stairs in ooe/>f the largest blocks in from the forest’to camp. It is needless the manufacturing district of ot the city to add that the forests in the near vicin­ where the largest cigar box factory xs ity melted away like provisions at a pic­ located. A part of the large floor was occupied by the strips of wood cut into nic, or sinners at a camp meeting. Dur­ the requisite thickness, one dimension ing the winter our supplies canaerfrom far 1 he bottom, sides and cover and an­ Washington, down the Potomac to Ac- other for the ends. The strips of wood qua creek and up the creek to Belle ore run through the rip-saw, sawed in Plain landing. Froth wre, after being long strips, and cut into the required, ithloaded from the transports, it was lengths by a second machine. The ends loaded into the army supply- wagons and are then planed us smooth as the sides, and the pieces are ready to be made drawn by teams to the different corps, into boxes. Lids and sides have to pass division and brigade headquarters. ITie through printing presses, of tbe same docks and piers where these supplies pattern as used in ordinary job-rooms, were landed was a place of remarkable but much heavier, to have the brand, activity. Numerous tugs and trans-' trademark, etc., printed upon them with indelible ink. ports constantly steamed about, and on Then tlie pieces go to the nailer, the shore were piled immense piles of who uses a machine for his work. boxes of hardtack, barrels of pprk, sacks The nailing machines are somoof coffee, hogsheads and barrels of sugar. yrhnt similar in appearance to tvpe,hfslfl of P'la" ot hay, sdtting machines, and require but little experience to be quite dexterously ba>™.'’"re** °f rice.potatoes, etc. The handled. The nails are fed into a hop­ wagons that daily loaded here would per on the top, passing through small make a tnu“ nUle8 iB len«th- T*1' '"“‘k brass pipes into little tubes at the >™ding to this landing roonbecamenext proper distances for the parts to be to impassable.and corduroy roada,ainii- nailed together. By the pressure of Inv frx tlvr. Vfioki.ror' crossways/ had In I lar to the Michigan to the foot on the foot-board of tbe ma­ chine the operator forces the nails out lie built. Numerous fatigue parties of the tubes into the wood, and accom­ were sent out from time to time to per­ plishes with the aid of the .machine six form this work. 1 remember one in times as much work as the most expewhich I was on detail. There were enced workman could do with hand about 200 men in the detail, all under a and hammer; besides, the work is of heavy set captain of the 23rd Penn. A necessity done far more accurately. A PLEA FOR ALMAMACB- [Chicago Tunas.j One of the first publications in this COuntrv that at home and abroad was “Poor Rich­ ard’s Almanac,” which was compiled and published by Benjamin Franklin. The wise maxims contained in this publication became .‘’house­ hold words” in almost . every family^ in the land. They ranked next to the proverbs of Solomon. Un­ doubtedly tney contributed much to tbe I thrift of the early settlers of the coun*‘x>ks were scarce and newsalmost unknown outside of । | I : Royal, Bob." a reporter wrote up aa account of the meHmg between the president sod the noted infidel • bnt the intelligent compositor and the stall more intelligent jxo^-reader oonairued to an early and nxihanored grave the between “Royal” and “Bob,” so that next morning it appeared in the paper out the United States, and bant name. ' BEAUTY. A-SLEIGHINQ. for daily reference. It was 1 studied almost as critically as tho . .w year had ended, al_ i The sleighing gives wealth a chance bible. Before w the xnoet every member of the family had to vary ita display. Tbe fashionable committed its contents to memory, thing on runners is the P.uasuui vehicle, Old almanacs were carefully filed away with plumes at ite front corners, and for the benefit of future generatio^aL, drawn by three horses abreast, the mid­ Not nnfrequefitly they were bound and11 die beast bearing a high arc of jingling placed in the library.’ bells. Great quantities of costly* fur The almanac of “Poor Richard” was are in and over tbe sleigh and on the succeeded by others of almost "eqUal harness. The men and women who ride value, which contained a large amount ; thus couspicuoualy are by no means so of useful information. Besides tbe cal- I uniformly fins to Ipok at. They are of endar of each month, there were the I all sorts and conditions, socially, names of the officers of the nation and morally and intellectually, and I am and state, the times of holding court, | ’------ J *--------- *“---------------- ** ““ — . __ at. - ....... _ Call at the Banner office and see each auditor felt that the lecturer gave the fees of various officiala, college reg- . some very’ fine specimens of job work. him a keen insight into the life and iatera, business forma, interest tables, anoes. The incidental racing, too, is We do not take a back seat for any of­ character of the Scottish liard. The The an abstract of the postal laws, the time helter-skelter and democratic. fice In the state. hall was well filled, and the audience of the occurrence of eclipses, and deacon and the gambler speed their various other things of timely impor­ trotters alongside. But if these men The Hall Co. are receiving such lib­ paid the best of attention, showing the tance. It wm thought neoeaaary for are a fair average of alP men in the eral orders for their goods as already keenest interest in every word uttered. every well-regulated family to have an matter of faee, the. same is. not true of compel them to run a full set of hands Mrs. Belle Hendershott also sang a almanac before the commencement of lieutenant had command of the detail and over hours at that. couple of Scotch ballads in her usual the new year “Probabl; from our regiment. On the way to placed n targe pilea, aad then two of The decline in reliable almanacs in We have just received the finest lot pleasing manner. The lecture was re­ Belle Plain was an old church, situated then pieces are nailed together, form­ this country dates from the advent of on it," said my sleigh companion, after plete with wit and pathos, and at times of wood type and borders ever brought in a pine grove. Into this sacred place ing the sides of the box. Boys nail on patent medicines. The enterprising she had scrutinized the visagas of many to this city, and can do poster work in eloquent. Mr. Clarke's selections from the bottoms and girls tack on the cover of her own oex on the road, "how dis­ iny desired style promptly and neatly. Burns were in good taste and* finely ren­ by common consent the detail from our temporarily, while other girls paste on proprietors of these nostrums puulished enormous editions of so-called medical proportionately large is the amount of regiment flocked. The church was dered. the cloth hinges. The half-completed almanacs, heaped the counters of gro­ beauty shown in places of pleasure; and About forty young ladies of.this city rather in a “ topsy turvy ” condition— boxes are then piled up until they are ceries and drug stores with them, and it gets more so as the cost of the di­ The subject of letter fire protection the seats were promiscuously placed, the met at the residence of Hon. H. A. perfectly dry. An experienced nailer caused them to be distributed from version increases. Go to church and Goodyear and organized a literary soci­ in Hastings is one that ought to interest floor dirty, but the pulpit, the “sacredaverages ----- tj—— about - ------------850 boxes per «... dav, re­ house to house. In many cases, tlxey is­ you will strike a true average. Go to rwirintr nnntit viya« whilnthn In the ' oeiTing ««Ti°g 25 ceni cents fnr for 100 1boxes, while the sued editions in various languages, and the theatre, and you will see a consider­ ety. They will meet every other week, our citizens, and so interest them that desk,” was still undisturbed. b°y8.and an^ girls Kirls the woe^» gave them away, and the free almanlcs ably bigger proportion of pretty girls. i A Detroit gentleman, who had vis­ some decisive action shall be taken. party was Ben. Breed, a notorious wag | boys ■I earning from am Unjo player. a'°. Z From SS.OOO to 810,001 would give us thus destroyed the market for those I Go to the more expensive operas and ited several skating rinks in this state, • that were only disposed of for a price. the percentage of beauties go up., Here said that in none had he seen so much J an adequate water supply for any fire and a good singer. Ben. was v ery dark brought under a rapidly revolving The free almanacs, however, were very on the rood uglinfess is rare and loveli­ improvement in lieginners as in the one j that could take place. The money coidd in complexion, was liadly pitted from I planer which removes all overhanging dear in the end, for they induced peo­ ness common. ■ lie loaned on long time bonds at 5 per small pox, quite tall, and straight as an , wood-work, while whirling sand wheels ple to purchase millions of dollars' . hpre. t “The reason is that men let good looks cent, just half what we are now giv­ Indian. Into the pulpit Hen. «t,dk«l. "moolh off the edge.. A large loroe of worth of uaeleas if not harmfid nos- decide them in choosing a girl to take The Engine and Iron works are jna-; <| I’ omrioyeata patting on the Un­ trams. out, and tho more alluring the sport the king preparations for a large business I ing on our school bonds, besides, keeping musket In hand. knUI«a< k on his back. touches, which means to paste on It is time to revive the publication likelier it is to fetch out the prize beau­ up the payment on the principal. A The lajys wen- won’ -on .. and, ,knew uhing lhe oJging8 ubol,. Un;ng the coming season. The orders they , of almanacs of the better sort. Their I ties. It is really too bad on the homely sinking fund is already aet apart for the that fun waa ahead. With sola-raiwa Hap«. For ihia work tbe girls are paid already have are an index of a prosper­ ( publication lias never been discontinued I girls, for only wealth or unusual mental payment due in 1887 of about *3,200 and ami solemnity well feigned. Ben, lean- j 80 cents a hundred, and they earn from 1 in Great Britain and the countries on ■ qualities can command for them such ous year. They deserve their Auccess. by the time named, the 811,0)0 due will ing his musket against the pulpit, be- • to $9 per week. the continent of Europe. A journal in jolly amusements as this. Pm the ex­ Interest In temperance is reviving l»e easily met froia the saloon license gun his sermon hv taking his text from ,T!ie 1“mb«r u».xl in the manufacture the former country devotes two columns ' ception that proves the rule." in this city. • If this movement is not fund. Deducting the amount which to a review of the almanacs issued for j No matter whether she wm sincere as the - tw<m.y(d chapter <„, de oneeynt ’’ made a tail to a political kite, excel­ will lie in the sinking fund by July I of the present year. Some of them ap­ to herself; but she,was right about the John. The language of the text has wood unlimited quantipear to be volumes of considerable size rest of it. Beauty abounded on the lent results are certain. There is need this year, and the city’s bonded debt । escaped me, us has ata) the substance of ties in Michigan, Minnesota and the and to contain a vast amount of in­ road. Furthermore, and lamentable in enough (’{.practical temperance'-work in. would be but little above 818,000. !«..• ---------- ------- -----------------------. ^1 AV__ part of .. Wisconsin. ------- •_ Jt , the.sermon; but this 1 remember—that i ----northern formation. A few are largely devoted another way tian she had intimated, Hastings. TTaxes ’iivmj in ITiivltiniru are nnl .. whole ....... ..___ 1.."enjoyed __ r__ a iby - the.. 1 aliinnA,! in Hastings not liirrh high, as com- the was lhugely diipned fsl to fliia this dty in in wnurvl rough boards to the wants of special classes, as ship- the beauty was too often of a notorious It was possessed in a quite Nothing but an organized movement pared with neigblxiring towns. They audience, who cheered often, and often whlc" aro re-cut, planed aiid stained J pers, miners, teachers, merchants and kinfl. can suppress law breaking by tlie gam­ are much below the average. The city helped the preacher bridge some difficult j by a peculiar process, bo that it closely scholars. One is chiefly given to the shoeing degree by chorus girls from resembles cedar which.it is discussion of domestic problems as ap- the comic operas, ballet girls from colorwood, and from 1 blers and sidoonists of this city,. Shall could borrow the! money needed and [wint in his discourse.' The ^nices ' different‘ in ‘ ’ ' locking in that 1 plied to every-day life. Another is de- the spectacles, adventuresses of divers wo have such organization ? or ^hall we give to us excellent water works, with­ closed by singing the doxologj-, in which sharp, pungent odor which ,F deemed of . signed w iich is for the dissemination of froe- grades; and the pitiable point in tbe ex­ turn the city and its growing young out increasing the taxes to any appre­ Ben. led, followed by three cheers for । particular value for the packing of ' trade principles, hibition wm that the men who shored The family almanac, m a means of seats with them were by no means all men over to the tender mercies of its ciable extent. We have plenty of com­ the preacher. We had the satisfaction oigws Basswood boxes are used for \ “Pww TJ“ K"*variou. waj. bw, not re of a kindred character, luit were numer­ law defying elements? Think and act. bustable material;for a large fire here— of knowing as we left the spot that there I O’ “"-“"J . . . ■ ! cedar grows in Mexico, .Cuba and Con- ; cently been appreciated m this country, ously sons of respect,d families, who. least one loyal sen ice in America, and forms an important The Humane society could hardly make And the fun goes merrily on at the a lire that could and doulkfjess would do had ought to have been ashamed of their skating rink. It is conducted in such immense damage to ourf businces inter­ the old shell, whose walls without doubt | article in the exports of these countries, a better use of .a part of its funds than positions, but were proud instead. an orderly manner that none need fear ests. For the lack of suitable fire pro­ had echoed tlie treasonable utterances of : Cedar costs in Chicago in the neighbor- i by publishing an almanac that would There is no direction in which the idle ,lo°d of M0 a thousand lineal. feet of ' be put into the hands of persons wiio and moneyed young fellows of this city to give ittheirpatronage. There’s mill- j tection, Saranac, Lowell and Clio nave, some Virginia prawher. As we trudged along. Comrade Allen ordin*ry tember dimensions. ’ care of animals and bi ids. The are drifting worse or faster than to this have *the ions of amusement, lots of heajjhy ex­ within the past month, l>een Inflicted manufacturers • and vendexg of quack public association with professional ercise, and more original bumps! for the with conflagrations doing damage to M. Steulain, of my company, and myself I medicines, fertilizers and dime novels beauties. It is in imitation of the Eng­ beginner than in any other business on the extent ofJS25,(X)O to S40,000 in each together, Al, who was quite intelligent I [Philadelphia Prem.) should not be allowed to monopolize lish aristocracy. Ridicule has no re­ case. A man who takes a view of north and philosophical mid inclined to look Your great fellow-citizen, Forrest, th® publication of a class of reading pressive effect. reconi. A spanking law might State street from the bank to the city at the dark side of the wax. liegan talkdi^d rich,°and, by the way, the Forrest matter that goes into every family liv­ be good. '• Dr. Barker continues to havi* an un­ oatsiilo -• of *v_ the ilarge cities, and hall, can readily see what a disaster is ing of the justice of God; of the ineon- home, which he so thor *“ ”j pro­ ; big lughtfully precedented run of patronage, and to would whichis attentively and carefully _ o------------- j ujdowed. would . , r—. -------- . [ in Store for UH some day. Or look on ai8M; uvii-B <»i n»s siotenciesof Ills jimitvanu justice and mercy ii. in (Olive' Logan. meet with splendid success in his prac­ ^oo^Aubject for inside treatment, studied. The influence of the family both «id« of Jfffcreon Htn«t, bad down | permitting the war to rontinue, thus de Yon and I, who b .dong neither to •ns pofciblc to photograph it faith- almanac can hardly be overestimated.' tice. Among his patients are numbered .routh State atroet from Siurihllnu ’ arorj driving iiwn of tbe coluforta of home; ^[[/ “ Tl^Kreu'' ■"■■■ ’ ’ ifrom Spaulding’s cor- driving the one class nor to t.ie other, who are t Booth died poor; many of the most influential parties in best of fire Jubjectii j observer.! merely, shut out from eplenthe very very best of fire subjecting them to so much suffering; | Charlotte Cushman left ner. Nothing butI the __________________ fortune; ■ this vicinity, and the Dorter receives I , It appears that a number of our dor’s highest expresrion, yet spared nt , *An saw tui *»it lii.r of r\f these t niinr. ~ .... .... ...v ...... :nx.. ... t.......1 ........ c, _. t. j • _____ __ _ .1 r? protection ran either quar­ z.n Sothero died ’ poor, and Edwin Adams from many of them the most flattering I i familiar phrases aro the expressions of squalors keenest miseries, can but ters in case of a fire. It will paj^io at­ , . left nothing. Of all tho actors living, ! on almost forgotten English poet, look at each other and exclaim in commendations. tend tlie matter at ouce. with many of the brightest and liest of j tl>e‘ list of rich among them is “ very | Thomas Tusser, who was boraSaJKini amazement, "Whft can it mean? What Our tenner friemisseem to appreciate our land, and entailing untold misery J short. Mr. Jefferson bos some money, j the year 1515, and died when Shake­ is thia fearful secret of life, which con­ not much; -Jjklwin Booth was rich, a good bean market As our bean mer­ War sketches. speare was bnt 16 years old. demns one man to a hand-to-hand fight and suffering upon many of those who became a bankrupt, and is now chant, Mr. W. II. Schantz, has already The following quotations are given with hunger from. his cradle to his survived, and filling thousands of happy making money fast; Lester Wallack aa illustrations: grave and laps the other in downy lux­ bought alkuit 500 bushels. This is more homes with the darkness of despair- | is not repnted wealthy; "Solon NO. VIH. A stone that is rolling can gather no moss. ury, softer than the plumage of the beans than was thought to *be in the •and this all to satisfy tlie caprice and Shingle" Owens hid much money and MV JOH»i j. ixm-KR. ' . swan’s white breast, feeds his baby lips county, as tfie trust cut them before they i .Better late than never. has some-now ; none of the Thornesambition of a few political demagogues, . with a golden spoon, and lays his em­ were ripe. Mr. S. says he could save * All’s fish they get Company and battailion drill uro of styling thfmselves statesmen Thus as verj John T HaymomWpemb . balmed corpse in a monument, whose That cometh to net tlie farmers something if we had anoth-i daily occurrence in fair weather, and . coat would eroot a hundred ooti through the mud we wended our way, ■ money faster than he gets it; Robson Look ere thou leap, see ere thou ga we conversed until we reached our des- j er railroad, so he could ship direct to last two hours each; camp guard duty ।j we tagos to shelter many more than a conversed until we reached our des- never saved a dollar until ha found his hundred human beings aa irresponsible, western ix>ihta. in its frequency depends very much ! tinution. The detail was provided with mascot in Billy Crane, but now I am It in an ill wind that turns none to good. I as. worthy as himself?" glad to understand the one supple ­ upon officers in command of the regi ­ axes, divided into auudl groups, and Dr. BARKRukaysfrt! has practiced and Time tries the troth in everything. ments tho other so admirably that tlie lived in many ul ties With th nee times our ment, the numlier of men fit for' duty, sent into the adjiwent pine forest and a two are getting rich; McKee Rankin God sendeth and glveth both month and ths I [New York Tribune) population, ;an<inot nearly se large a and the number of guards to be posted day or two spent in cutting logs for has a little farm in’ Canada, but noth­ 1 The cteMfrom which-the professional — about twice a week is an average of causeways. Plenty of “benzine" was ing else; the younger leading men and trade. At 2 o'clock Saturday p. in. he A Preatlee Chestaat. [ swindler’s victims are usually drawn started to ^distribute his circulars in the frequency. Camp guanls arfe detailed ; issued anil many of the boys were ■ta women of the stage are receiving good The Courier-Journal says that the consists largely of people who are dis­ farmer’s sleighs on out business streets. for 21 hours, and the private soldier is full for utterance" before we returned salaries, bnt there are not more than late George D., Prentice wm once play­ honest witida limitations. They will -three who are laying anything by. The ing at poler on a Mississippi steamer It took abont 350 to go around. Many on duty two out of six houis, or eight to camp. the deaths 'might fact is that among t*iz 2iz‘.L t rentice bet a thousand on his hand; (Continued.) had come and gone before that time, out of twenty-four. This is absolutely very well be put the na;nea of eco.iomy h’s opponent raise! him five hundred; ter of their neighbors Whenever it can and many more arrived and departed required through he4t and cold, day­ ana prudence. From tlie Alma Record PrenUce rawed a thousand; his oppo­ be done safely. It is beoauM there is afterwards. There were not less than light and darkness, sunshine and storm. COMMUNICATED. nent raised him five hundred; Prentice 90 considerable an admixture of knavery Picket duty when in Camp usually lasts 500 farmers’ teams in this city on that again raised the stake a thousand. “Mr. in tbe conduct of many of the victims Prairieville, Midi.. Jaa. 4,1881. TorhSaa.) three days for one, dt|ail, and may not > Editor of Record s-A reunion of day. of theeo professional swmdlevs that the ocetir to ^n individual more ttyxn once the Earl family was he)d at this place Williamsburg policeman yesterday. On in two weeks oy a month, depending or on Jan. Island as four of the Interest­ oueof the dumps at the Wallabout hand is worth." Prentice looked at his so boldly and with such immunity. aifay of Henry Jones team. At the band, turned it down, on the table, and course upon tl ing parties were from your town and tidd: “Bir, if I ware playing with P®B of hU life, figuratively speaking, nber of men to be guarded vicinity, I think a few words In regard (Tans afttae.) * , Jupiter at a star ante, I woedd darken JOMe IMamosM stopped the frtaky pair be seen that to guard ft. 1 thereto will be interesting to many of the bottom be found a door in the em­ the avmrlaettog firmam»t ca the hand wKm they were tearing down 8Ute ife there Is a even in I have jus t tnrned down. ” your readers. The reunion was held at bankment, aad opening it be found street on a vicious walk, evidently bent to perform, constant rout J. H. Earl’s, the only boy (aged 69) of on mm horrible mischief. They newt re the soldier and that the q Tbe last report of the New Zealand the Earl)family, the others, 4 in number, the rate of three miles an hour, from the __ jnd-evenings. ting. He thought they were tramp*, and, Agricultural society reveals that ita depot to.the lower mill, and wot W have Then the dwellings the soldier must in­ being girls: Mrs. Peter Castle, Mrs. 0. sorrow to proceeded at thvj same dangerous pace habit in field duty are anything but C. Bugbee, Mrs. J. M. Glover, Mrs. E. G. Alverson; the two last named being to some3ipy stack or teed store,’had not pleasant and comfortable. |The roofs, of father been dead ?” asked one of the from your town. Mr. Glover, Mr. Al­ search the damps for such articles NiHe prevented. course, are’always of eottkn—the com­ verson, (both of your place) Mr. Castle, may be carried there with the city refSome splendid logs are finding their mon shelter or “ dog ” teat. To make Mr. Bsgbee and Mrs. Earl, nufcing the way to Bentley Bro. & Wilkins’, bnt them more commodious, holes are some­ ten .referred to above. They had a they are not buying as many as hereto­ times dug in the ground, several club to­ most enjoyable time, and let me say, a fore. Indications are that their build­ gether, tents are buttoned to each other, reunion held at their ages, is the prince picked ap and brought to market. ing material department will be crowd­ and the excavation is often 10 or 15 feet of enjoyments. The united ages of Mr. ed to its utmost capacity this year. long, by six wide. More frequently, Earl and his four sisters, is 805 years; This firm is one of the very few which however, and by far the letter and of the ten, named above, 625 years. The pick anything off a dump without be­ line is logo upward; if furnish every thing needed in abuilding, healthier way, is to build up the sides of united weight of the ten is 1558, which, longing to the society that watches it." “ Jack wm my oldest and best trien t of any desired style, from sill to ridge the tent with poles, bank up with dirt, considering five are women, is pretty but he married a girl from tbe suburbs board. They furnished material last and close up the roarend. At the front good weight. Mr. Castle was the oldest [Qalveston (Tex) Newa) year for buildings in four counties, and end a fire-place ia built by laying short one present, he being 77 years. Mr. Al­ People who persist in stealing hogs those who patronize them once are sure sticks up cob-house fashion, higij enough verson the youngest 50 yearn A good should be turned out of meeting and more about what other . to do so again. They,take pride in do­ to give a draught and round up as you deal could be said in regard to valua­ excluded from good society. A writer in a Deteoit ing only first class work. buil^, to shut out the wind. These are ble presents; but! have taken too much account of The furnaces in the school building the soldiers’-dwellings in field camp number of books one reads that counts, ii is their quality. A whole acre tai are not doing satisfactory work. After life. Wood must be provided for cook­ tluue further. taking out all apparatus for heating the ing purpoMs, and to keep warm; every NOT OMR OF THE TEN. hails—which was an unwarranted pro- day, the whole day'long, during the �COME WITH THE CROWD. Meeting opened with a large attend­ ance al the usual time, in Mrs. Smith's jwlor*. After uinging, 'My wul be on thr guard,’ Mra Sidnam. having ■■barge ot the UmbeMalWr* “J' tion from the emperor of Amst.la torsav Ben hera, my boy I The bell* have The northern Ing tire lives ©f twelve men. |of the devotional exercieffl, read from by J ax. 24—The senate passed the joint acrlpture the 38th. chapter of Matthew, rung tlie old year out and tlie new one resolution fot the relief of the Greely ex- which was followed by a season of ear­ in, and a new watch has come on deck. thesenate. after a long debate. SalUou wlU. an mn.ndmenl th.l Um If^roii think yon are going right along rartr tmrtolnnumra. Tire rewluUou In re­ nest prayer. in the »me old grooves, white tlie rest gShllSUtlon to hh prlvrae boalnea. gard to clerks for senators was amended to After again singing, the secretary of ux are making change*, you are ui» provide that they receive 3« perd iy sud be Id Indianapolisappointed only for the session. A rtaoln- read the report of the previous meeting a tree. Youte got to toe the mark tion was passed that tbe remains ofJGen. along with the remainder of the world. Ord be removed from Havana to Wk^J- which was approved. Now. then; yon are beginning life. al thlrtv-nlM nraotures. raw "” ington. Bills were Introduced. f<c tire Mrs. McElwain, chairman of rack ot till, character now preservation of forests on the national do­ committee, reported having conferred | You are from 16 to 21 year* old. You •quire the expenditure of 3o.3A««r main. and to authorize the president to think yon know all about it, bnt the . -w—w /a T*^T The national board of trade, after nay back the Indemnity fund to Hie Chi­ with the proper railroad authorities, fact in vou aren’t more than half-baked J • ‘ . fact IS you area i more Inc an anrurtent bv Mr. .George T. Brine. nese govexnuienL Some work was done ............. . oAhlcaSli. aaaaed “ iEJE on the Alrakn civil government bill, rhe finding them willing to have rack? ami t v«'hat yon don't doo-t kl know would cover Dhaitmattem Neuralflifi* ScUtiCA, retaliatory measures against the countries senate refused to adjourmto Monday. reading matter introduced. This report aQ Lake Erie, while vn- your y worldly wiswhich proscribe American pork. J Jan. 2X—In tlie senate, Mr. Blair in­ dom wouldn't knock an owl off lii* Robert Harris appeared at_»««■«“? traduced a bill for tire free circulation of was accepted, and the committee retain­ before the aenate committee Sattlrfay on I newstMiper* within the state .where pub- ed until such time as the work be p«rch. 8qpp®« you make > rwolv* to public Un.lb end arireed aaalnat the tor I hshed. Mt. Cameron presented a prtltiou ■ begin by not knowing more than half felture of any portion of the horthem from the Merchants’ association of Mil­ accomplished. ! os as muon much as as rtaw, Plato. xno^vucw Dionne® »n« and wn>r other <£Trixs a. v«mTelkh ce. In the absence of the crusade commit- > wifM) mec If yon condeeoeud to Pacific grant waukee fot retaliatory legislation against Beprewntailre Sprlnrer Introduced In French and' German wines. Mr. Beck tee, Mrs. McElwain reported having 1 tlint you didn’t even know more the house a resolution calling on the cslled'up hi* bill to prohibit the secretary dent to give full information as to General of the treasury from purchasing bonds obtained the names of eleven of the thou ydUr own father, it wouldn’t greatly Crook’s expedition into Mexico last year, above par, which was referred to the com­ original crusaders still living in Hast-j affect your general standing with the | and any correspondence with tho Mexican mittee on finance. The bill for a civfl govgovernment ituregard thereto. | eniment in Alaska was passed, with a pro- lags. She was requested to visit these w0^j I Perhaps you smoke and chew. What Hon. John Hancock, of Texas, recently • hl bl tory liquor clause. An adjournment personally, inviting them te our Anni-* ' for? What'* the um of paying out <100 . made some harsh comments on the refusal । to Monday vfas taken. versary faceting. a year to insure bad breath, headache, I of the legislature to pass the lerrell bill. HOUSE. A resolution was introduced in the state j It was moved and carried that our ied eyes, decayed teeth and nervous de- ; senate asking him to proceed to Washing- ( J ax. 9?.—The house passed the Greely ton and attend to his congressional duties. relief expedition bill. Tho committee on Anniversary social be postponed one bility” when you can secure a broken j leg,’which is far nicer, by a tumble ' public lands reported a bill for the forfeit­ A. D. Lynch, whom the Indiana congres­ ure of the Texas Pacific land grant. A week in order to complete arrangements sional delegation Is supporting for the bill was also reported for the erection of a in a more satisfactory manner. Mrs. down stairs? Chewing i* a vicious. ! vacant assistant secretaryship of the treas­ public building st New Albany, Indians. nasty habit. Smoking affects the brain I ury, is president of the Indianapolis board A bill was passed relating to damages for Bartley kindly offered to open her house and nerve* and stomach. We admit of trade, and was for twenty-five years a infringements of patents. for the social, and upon motion of the tliat * young chap of your age look* j banker in that city. Jax. 23.—The house passed a joint reso­ union, the kindness was accepted. like a great statesman when he come* The sergaant-at-arnu of the house of of thanks to Captain Gabrielaon and representatives presents bills for 33,561 for lution Mrs. W. T. Brown being present was down the avonue puffing *wav st a 5­ Lieutenant Rhoades, of the revenue steam­ cent grab, but suppose you diant look j escorting the remains of Representative er Dexter, for heroism at tire wreck of the asked to report her progress in organiz­ Haskell to Kansas. Among the Items is like anybody but yourself? City of Columbus. Joint resolu­ one of <201 for n lunch before starting steamer tions were also pas.sed approprliitiug 85,000 ing the young ladies. She reported e Maybe you drink a little; very prob­ from Washington. for the support of destitute Indians st the ,large meeting, tho platform and name ably you do. A young man of your age ; The lown delegation in congress will Blotchts. Boils. Tamors, Tsturge the appointment of Representavo Mc- Crow agency and the forts in Montana, gtiU k) j)e decided upon, and reported at is apt to think it smart to guzzle down tsr. Bamon. Ssdt Rhsnm. calling for information as to tlie ex4 . Cold m the successor of Judge McCrary. and penditure at Hot Springs, Arkansas, and a future meeting. By request of the lager and tipple wine, but there’s where | Scold Bssd. Sons, Kavadal The state officers, judges, and many lead­ , he is lame. Even old drunkards would Disoasts. nmols Wsslasss ing citizens of Missouri have forwarded to the condition of the work of improve- imlies she read her address used at this caution you against the practice. Drink , President Arthur a petition for the ap­ aj><f Invpulsritiss. Dlninsss. wM grot!,- rajoyri pointment of David Wagner to the posb I not only wastes money, but it severs Loss ot AppoUts. Juoadloo, ....... (“I'l-wro'edbytbeunion. (rremuu.p, anger, onnq. .uom friendship, breeds anger, brings alx>ut Attsctisas of ths LItst. Indii EYv?raVAn^/nnun?o»7Cnonniccounu i bates bates on on tobacco> f«r uwextheex- i ( The meeting being then opened for Uttrrete, anil end to the J tobaecoi and aua$21,915 .rar .... q quarrels, ana there were ia re uo uueua rsstlon, Billonsnsss. Dyspsptto’XlttdlhAlln appointing ;ryi»n ; penscs of the legislature of New Mexico, M remarks r™“rk* from ,rom members, n«en>l»en.. Mrs. Mre. Critten( ritlrei- . train train of of wroicbednore wretchedness it it ontaib. entails. I«, sis aad Gsasral Dsbillty. was introduced for tho er erection Jk wutic of fkr-Lxli Rl.-xvl Knar* will stenographer ft was with the understand- | • Abiil A b’llwasrtrnruduced fortne to nt4 j den related a sail utorv from real life.1 great lawyera, statesmen, poets and Mi?1 JJ^id^/St^ IK’S Helena, Arkansas, of a public building i * ' wh|ch she thought ought to strengthen philo^her. drink but thi7 lose re*aO***fc3Er**,k*’ *’ ** *,‘t w*'-* *« M Kara*AuattB•!«*•« la*«MCVL. 1'KlCV, |«aM. ' far the resignation was merely a reminder i J Jax as.. 5L UL-ln the house, house, a a bill bill was was |atro|*tro- । , hearts to persevere in our conflict fP®?1 jj* Men boT‘j * —In the our hearts to persevere in FOSTER, MlUtm fcCO, bn’s. BsfcW, k.Y. of tbe arreenienL I duced providing that pensions penslo ' 'for total * 4 t their weakness, and tire work! roods Tbe public lands committee is working ! dlsabilitv ^’‘Xnt ?A ffil ’ making with the rum traffic. Short, earnest T ith sneers. Don't make — re- 'j th*“ epitaphs * with be $3o per month, almost day and night tn get into proper KJ™?®™.*. * ™ ------- ---------------------appropriation of S3,7.’A0iX> to pay the marks followed from nearly all present, ■- ft persimmon of yourself because seine j I shape their bills for forfeiture of railroad । an । -----:--------— -----— * — »« — «one olac Mas. , L_.. claim for rebate on tobacco. A blh was leaving a good working feeling in nil Played poker or faro yet? If *o we J W hearts. hojie you got «uch a skinning m will It was then moved and carried that • ' • I Let gambling their rights in tire courts. of the interior to detail an employe u as- our next meeting lie held with Mrs. Sid­ last you your life time. The government directors of tire Union Bistant clerk of the committee on pensions. alone. Fight as shy of gambling-rooma Pacific road report that tho management | q’he house refused to concur in the senate man, and Mrs. Crittenden was requested as you would of a mad dog.' People tell has liven fullest information ns 1 aniendnjent to the Greely relief bill. hu feivon them them the tire fullest information as to take charge of the devotional exer­ you abotit luck. That's al! bosh. Tbe to its workings. The funded debt of the Jam. 25.—The house went into commit­ gambler has you bv the throat the mo­ company-was on June 30 $83,917,880, and tee the whole on the Fitz John Porter cises. After which the meeting adjourn­ ment you enter his door. You can’t the race value of investments held Is 859,- bill,ofand speeches were made by Messrs. ed for one week. M7.4B0. The directors pronounce for steady make any money out of him, but he will Bayne. Keifer, nnd Ray. After­ Mrs. C. G. BENTLKY. Sec. and fixed rate a even if high, rather than Taylor, the senate bill for tho removal to see to it that you add to his capital. fluctuating charges brought by competi­ ward, of the remains-.pf General Electricity. Now, as to your personal traits. You tion. | ।. • Washington Ord was passed. The speakeMtiesented a General Grant, in answer to an editorial communication from the secretary of the may have come naturally by vour ego­ In a Washington journal, asserts that he navy, stating that no service was rendered tism, but keep it in check. 'Pbe world has no business relations with Minister the British navy, during the bombardment Being a thorough Electrician, with Romero, and has no pecuniary interest In of Alexandria, by American officers or years of experience in the treatment of; in general looks u]M)n it as a disease. Even if you know all you think yon any improvements being made in Mexico men. The house will devote its session all Chronic diseases with Electricity, know the rest of ns won't admit it. Men with American capital. He claims that to-day to debate on the Porter bill. and making only such diseases mv life , .,.*. AJ the ratification of the treaty would be a J ax. 28.—In the house, F. W. Rockwell study, I am enabled to say to yotf that I » step toward the establishment of commer­ took tire oath as a member from the can give entire satisfaction in nearly all Bluntnera w Bluntneas is a good gwxl thing somtimea, aomtimen; cial relations of mutual advantage. Twelfth district of Massachusetts. A bill cases entrusted to me. if patients will »ou*etimes it isn t. Civihty and conThe sub-committee of the house com­ was reported for the establishment of a mittee uu argifculture has agreed to report bureau of animal industry, to provide for follow out my directions implicltlv. I ^entioua regard for otlm peoples with two ameadments the bill prepared by the extermination ot pleuro-pucumonla. have treated nearly three thousand f‘*hngi are trump cards in the game of the cat-tlo-breedera’ convention, for the The remainder of the session was devoted cases ot Chronic diseases In all their ^Te. Be charitable without enconrag extirpation of diseases in domestic ani­ to debate on the bill for tire relief of Fitz various forms, from New York to the mg vice; be honest in your opinions, mals. Tbe appropriation determined upon John Porter. ia 8S 0,000 Instead of >'.OO.OK). and th® Pacific coast, consequently must know but don't imagine that it is your duty J am . 28. — K. W. M. Mackey, of South how to .handle If you can j .to *break states are required to contribute a sum CroHnCmS thu mommTli th. ml- ». j. your case. _* up family or start a church CUHESloi-Msodsal>s,D equal to that apportioned among them by deuce of hh brother.of Inflammation of the not leave home for a short time I can scandal; in> your jum dealings cicaungs xbe uv square. square, tlie general government. The report will be submitted to the entire committee to­ bowels, after a tbree-days’ illness. Ho furnish you one of my batteries with You mar lose bv it for a time but when SS.'Jf &.11& cfroniS" He" »u bomrn ' ‘™,‘r"rtk'n’, how U> urn It 1 can fur- ths public comes to understand that morrow. MOTICK^Wltkoci a SKrt£S“ta s. is h". his »si:, "rrs, “s ui.rs./'sjou *inrt “d jm'11 The largest expense incurred in congres­ sional funerals including the transporta­ offices of trust In the state since th® close I ** to ,uy ability, honesty and in- make money and keep friends as well. tion of the remains with an escort’ of sena­ I of the war, being generally considered a I tegrity. t _ vonnir man am>nn». vnn In young man, suppose you l.mrtyleadir in the state, ind elected -----------------------------ln fact, JOQng tors and congressmen is attractlns Very Brapcctfully Yours, square up with your tailor, pay the tion, and therb is some talk of l ] ir'Ulrtir ZJfie present dk: j. b. bark eh. congress over §amael P™M!nt eonjmMs Samuel Lee. Lde. In­ th® amount which may be charged in each dependent, receiving 18.81W votes to ro,oi7 , balance at your boot-makers, part your ADVKRTIBED LETTERS case. But Jhb would be a difficult and TTT .“7" J— ^ *7.—------ —K------------ ' for his opponent Botli houses ot congress , hair on the side and fall into procession delicate task, and there appears to be no adjourned in respect to the dead member’s letters tultlrvsMrtl to the following {mthhiii reremedy to the" remedy but but to to trust trust to the seme sense of of pro pro-­ and a Joint commute® waa ap- .I inalnlng In the post office at Ha*Ung!. Harry with this rest of u*. We don’t claim to , -------u-----?-'— be pratty, and we don’t owu all the Eiety and honesty In -u those who comprise poln£d t0 take charge of the funeral. I! county. Michigan. Jan. M. ISM: thea escort The I he statement of expenses in * ___________ brain* fn the country, bnt we can teach Fannie Aby. Mrs. E. G. Bennett, <••«.. asm sumHaytbe case of the late Representative HasFOhRIGN. '| I you several things that may come use­ Jort’.nd0 slSl® ht *>'• who killed Count Batthy Ia““^er. Wm. Mnrg» Fatrlek Jtelful in future year^and we guarantee to janinins u^ansaa was 33,0)1, in- [ nnyl ln g duel ln Hungary, has been sen- «»n. M. II. Wing. prove that horse bci?W- and square dealeluding 32ol for a lunch. ■ tenced to imprisonment for two years. .; D imor rop lxttkh Letter—Wm. wm. Miller. miner. ’ ? „ • n . * .---------- , PBOSPECTIVK MA1IOXAL DAXK LEGIELAj CXana-Ijk R. Griiwold, Mrs. Frank Jenkin*. ,g. “® cerUln *° W « semi-annual ’ Earl Grosvenor, the heir of the duke of Ij ...v ... U(wnan a, mi*. ------------------- . iliTidanri. . . .. __ — . dividend. Westminster, died Tuesday In London, of [ Sherwood A Co.. Elbert Wood, It Is understood that the senate finance congestion , of the lungs, at tho age of SL W. H. POWERS. P. M. ooiuniitteo has Uad st.-veral lively sesaluna Detectives nt Madrid arrested a French- J j [Cincinnati Enquirer.] . discussing bills recently' Introduced by man and Portuguese for planning an at V GENERAL MARKETS. Senator* Sherman. McPherson, and Al­ tack on King Alfonso. "Do you know why cats always wash drich, affecting national bank circulation. themselves after a meal ?” The French government has instructed CHICAGO. Mr. Sherman voted with tlie democrats 7of Admiral Courbet not to attack Bac-NInh A cat caught a sparrou and was about Wheat—Lower: January. WXOWe; tbe cornntiRe® In sup|M>rt of th® /McPber- at present to devour it wh^n tlie sparrow said: 80WV*Mc; May, H.Wh'c. _ aon bill, inireasiug the circulation to an Russia has made a formal demand upon Feb.. I Lint aad Kidney Remedy, Corm—Lower; Jan., .'SfcialBlfc; Feb., "No gentleman eats till ho has first amount equal to the par value ot bonds Turkey for £ 150,<x_0 indemnity still due on StlMMHc- May. i-T*® «r. I Oorspou-Mj™ _w.ll deposited, find ft wa* agreed to by a vote account of the war. Oats—Higher; J*r., :2ty$KIKe« Feb., washed hi* face." The cat was struck of 0 to 5, n|d reported to the senate with a The venerable emperor of Germany has with this sage remark, sat tho sparrow 8 <e. favorable roeommendflitlon, and without been advised by his physicians to cease । E!k(«nfcc: May. » J ’ Rovnnax* — Mens Pori; low«r: Jnn. down and began to wash his face with amendment. Judge Buckner, chairman of carriage-riding for a time. f M.85<«d5.35: February, । < . •_ i hi* paw. The sparrow flew away. Thi* the house conunitt®.* on banking and cur­ Twenty lives were lost Saturday in the May. »!B.h5.< .fl,27-..a Jan.. '1 “nr*f’d PBMy, und.lw «wor«: “A, long rency. says there i< no probability of the English Fd.ru.rr! thet era rtipusu»ntistmr! channel by the sinking of the ship «(«».! 6; 1_ committees agreeing to any measure affect­ I le« «F* UUUjrrM, Klfc.,,, ' 2W. . “I l»ve 1 will eat first and wash my »»J2K<uU.42W. ing the national banking system; that ■ Simla by the City of Luckuow. Cattle—•Market Ms. The cable reports tlie suicide of Profes­ lower. We quote: face afterward.” And cats hare done every member appears to have a set idea THJB BOWXXS. uln< slews ineara.................. go ever since. on the subject, awl that, consequently, sor Klinkerfus, an astronomer at Gottin­ Choice ahipulnx so ever since. Falr to good shipping steers 0.® "A2W gen. there can be no u:tltcd ac.inn. “1 am sat isfied,” contlnueil Judge Buckner, "that A party of students at Astorma, Spain, Medium to rood steers 4.75@ .00 The DelUhted Deeter. Hoes—Market flrm. Sales ranted from no measure whim the committee may attacked an Englishman and a native for Tom Moore has a fanny story of a StkOoetM for heavy; ffi 4C(j|«.00 for light adopt will ever be passeii by this house.” selling bibles. , Bvttee—Steady. We nuatei Choice to. aiok man who waa telling his symptoms • . 8PB£MGF.i:'» Ktw BILL. Tonquin has oeen blockaded by Admiral Fancy Creamery at J*,a86o « »; erdlnarr (which appeared Io himself, of course, Mr. Springer is preparing a draft of a . Courbet. Legitimate trad® Is not inter­ to sood dp. I0(u:3c; rooa to fanev Dairy al dreadful) to a medical friend, who, at — FOE mg >Y Mj, OtALEES. bill for a new system of paying marshals [ fered with, out material contraband of ffi@l2c; Common to lair do. and their deputies. Th® bill will fix sala-. war Is not allowed to enter. each new item of disorder, exclaimed • ties for all district attorneys and all mar­ "Channing!’’ "Delightful I” “Pray go The bodies of th® Jeanette victims have KFW TOME. shals, and will require all fees to be ac­ reached Moscow, where the American res­ on!" And when ho had finished', said counted for monthly. It is proposed to fix idents placed flowers and wreaths on the SLOW with the utmost pleasure: “Do you the salaries of marshals a good deal lower ai.CSK. doBX~4juiec: Mfc Postern know, my dear sir, vou have got a com­ than the W,«W tf«* now get-a ootnpen- biers. Spot, axacac. Tbe final services over the remain* of ration thst i* out of proportion to the sala­ plaint which has been for no me time ries of congressmen and other functiona­ Herr Lasker were held Tuesday in the supposed to be extinct r I * I CTNCJKKATL ries. It is also proposed to allow each naw synagogue at Berlin, in presence of riouB4Marketfinnt Family, 34.60(34.90. marshiU two Salaried deputies—one to be five thousand persons. The chief rabbi WRKAT^-Firm; N& « Red Winter, Si.MK a bookkeeper and the other to serve pro­ sketched the life of the deceased, and ex­ cesses ini ths neighborhood. Then there pressed thank* to the people of the United IChlMsuH-ruld.) Is to be a {United States commissioner at States fur the honors shown him. Ripening »n.l purifying wine* »nd Rye—Quiet; Bo.trail. Oc. Paornioxs each county seat and a deputy marshal at In tbe French chamber uf deputies, each courjty seat, who will receive the Tuesday, Minister Ferry expressed the -Pwk dali at BJ&75. Lard oulMst H.9TM. Jtrong liquor* la dour by the Electric compensation allowed by the state to dep­ opinion that to ameliorate the labor crisil Balk Meats finial IM6Q.887K. Baeoa Liquor company, of California, by uty sheriffs. Writs will be sent to snd re­ in Paris would bo * difficult teak. The uaaw* of a* electric cumut By tlii expert* were ),90Q,0(M,o >o franc* in excess procaa the liquor is fn«d from all ita MlLYrAUFXJL • of the Imports, he said, and within five poiaoaoua witW oil*, and tha work year, exclusive of judges’ salaries, was years fl,<hO,UOO francs hod been expended Wheat—Higher; Jan., •Hfe: February, M*to,<oa. MnSsrinrerts confident that on bullaing* for wnieh tenants could hard­ HMci Mamh,M9r& Couw-Hliher atMM of from three to an year, ia done in a it will be redoeed by <1,000,CX)J. forHt Oaw-Wmx M<a»WhlMMMe. ly bo obtained. . . The hurricane in Europe Saturday eight Rte—Lower; tteta Ko. L BailitOOXGRKSSIOXAU • did vase damage and caused great lo*» of Hfe. A priatimt office In London was ue8T. LOUIS. | roofed, ami lire gla.vi roof «n Wealminstar WEEAT-Hlghar: No.« Rad Jan.. fLMM Clvj Jaw. 82.—The shuate passed Mr. An* aquarium was itemolished. Telegraph m * -UMQOCHtal thony’B resolution that the cmundttee <d emnniunlc iuuu with tho continent and by U.o»M: Feb., Wnr. SLWm Twq doctors were disputing by the foreign relations report what legislatiou ta the Atlanttr. babies wits Interrupted for IwdLdeol. pMiBul -I tall you u.. mt. BMesiffiry to protect our laterests *<nln-a several hndrs. In P>ri* ratiway travel diy»»«l."«»i<l one. "NooMaa,she governments which have prohibited waa Mopped in all Uirectiuua and many th* importation ol American meats, and persons ucre injured in the atresta. MU.10K ot tbe Hod. It j, th, ,pj„0 state what uiscsuuluaUoiis are m«db KOItaT-FMfiC Vary wet!. we .hall «m at tbe poat against our experts bv'the traffic of tire * George A. Wheeler wan hanged in Meoto quiet I VMWrteure hi mortem wlio h in tke right - (£«, principal countiMMf Europe and Amerlcx jylfoycMu1: oe Tae committee on Indian affairs reported San Francisco WJadnesdoy for strang­ aanaatioa oa the ,«rt o< th. pea-, Ho***—High । adversely on tlie petitions fur the opening ling hi* alster-in-'.nw. Aurle J. Tillson, jaOOQjtLML whom in tl>« beat ot rhe arnmant they in 183 •. A crowd OJ.ftve Uiouaund pe£ CW' of tbe Oklahoma tends. Mr. Hoar Intro­ Had quite forgotten. e^‘ BALTIMORE. duced fi bill to prevent tlie circulation hi son* assembled outahle tbe j dL, and the malls of lottery advertisements from HU waa offered for entrance ticket*. SPRINGBORO, CRAWFOMU CO.. PRMN. foreign eountrtoff, i , W heeler calmly aided Hie hangman to Mention tbe Hajvhximi Bamnxk. . . Jaw. a—In the senate, Mr. Be well re­ flx tbe strap* on ids limb*, and expired Ans authorities at St Giles in Belported favorably tbe bill for the relief of without aqaiver. pum. hire .unpUri the police on uigM jntfijobn Porter, aad Mr. Logon handed At Crested Butte, Colorado, an ex­ Mixed do. Suu;41c. Krx—Higher at 70c ’ in a minority report. Mr. Sherman asked piosion look place in the mine of the fluty with cloth boot* hsving Indi* rub Immediate consideration for a preamble Colorado Cori and Iron company, prob­ BOSTON. aad resolution raeiting lire circumstances ably from a leak in ' the air-aompresW ool — In fair dfrmand ; Ohio and of tbe recent election troubles at Danville. •or. Fifty-seven men are believed to IW»l* extras SO u-iae; Michigan kUUag ■jcwnihinc and rielnlnc :7 «UW-; unwgstr for have perished. Eleven were thrown vantage with burglars. beck to tbe entrance at tho moment o( ttptoiioD. Tbesmxine bouse, which JTret-rieee job work at the Hassan offlee. New presses and new type. WASHINGTON. po«MLgeof sresolntion directing. ratarv of the interior to wort the statu* b&«’sB”s£5s Burra a- coumova. HiXtettora for Cota lai t .j... Ltteat > Airoetmnv "vmmi IM S a sradun oftin* probate «»urt tor rrv. bohtesurt Ui. prolate r^,' M*fi. (firmeni South. Jud* M j.n4iU. mausrofthe f aad iliac thr prllllm,..!,!). r»«-uU» <>( U.1 his Anal account thh nmiSit M dkk.v.1 UM1 he .llsuu’.d S p<ju 11 i» ordered, that mW1,!k. th, ef February next at u-o -L-.. ir 3lood Office, ia the cUt « Hsstlucs tnaahl chum/S show cause, If mb) there lx", why the prwer saM petitioner shonkt not be rrinie.1 * And It is further ordered that mud rx-uthuwe *1« ooUcejK» w* |«ri*n>t lntere«ted in «aM i Bitters _____________ fwKERMOTT’S q a c.... ulaiedlntAl’dCouEt) f<>r three sorae«U«t ot heart ng <MipT jfanw. Judge of Probate. (A true copy.) Gray * Specific Medicine. TRAM MARE The Great Ens VEADE RAHK UsbFMnedy.An —a uucner u> nenabuse .-as I'hh <>l . vtatan. Rrenaaiarc old w. and main .>ih<r <1.*. I eaaca mat load to Insanity or Conauin|ittnn. And I affittMawM Bnivv I Full ptuticulara in our pbaniphlrt, YlHrb w. ■ drfNrv to *rnd free by mall to cvrrvun.' Tb* i specific Medicine 1» »old by oil dnubrinb at f > per package, or klx pncka«i-* far S".. <v tl. sent free by mall on tin- receipt of the monty. in I addrvMlug THE GRAY MZDH'INF. CO.. Iluflaln. Y Y (hi account of counterfeits, we bm»- mii.pQM । the yellow wrapper, the only rt-nuln-- Gr«irai> tee* of eur® iMurd b) im. or Farrand. WiUunn 1 A (X^DrtroH. Mich.________ MICHIG1N CEWTBSL RIILROIO Grand Rapids Division. IaMTWaRD. E; STATIOMK. MANDRAKES PILLS i Station*. Detroit Jackson .... Eaton Rapids Hops&MaLt TBS OKUT BUSS PWIEI Tke nut fiteniive jire-lred Lin Stock fttaNirtiatT^fwM. S between (Irand RapCJi'and iverae vnj *■« Jocksoc Gen. Miui fT Detro" LM, G. F. AT. A. Chicana , Bunn. matUm Airt HmHuo BROWN’S^ IRON BITTERS. the BEST TOMIC. LYONAHKALY 9 I. a M..MU M. . H-ltMO. ITIoCh-bo..iid w __ Book _— Of ■ .■Advlf* —ipUons ■■ITT FREE t. Williams .. TEHTHOUSAND Farms in Michigan. t-un.. u. cnAirn ramus a inPiaxa � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-02-08.pdf 14ef249301313d0aa575ac2c587e1656 PDF Text Text 4 : The Hastings Banner. 1 VOL. XXVIII. NO. 42 ' —------------------ - ----- —a. WHOLE NO. 1490. HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY 8, .1884. —- ------------------- ■■ ; z : * . Pern Stowell and Dora Height were up for yearn. They lie there until Home I Him.' When I think of the dear fafthmarried on the 1st inst. The young i ' From Um H«raki. astiociation of ideas bring tljein Ixtek. । era and mothers. Udh absent and prrePneumonia is the prevailing disease T^day let us go back in memory to ent, who were instruments In God'.couple start out with ^be liest wiahea ' Nashville. of everybody. • ' \ here at present. ... . Bcbnes long since past, and try, in an ini-, bands of doing an much for us; the trials, * Perry Mfiyo.of Marshall, visited hisz 7 N. Rein, having returned from the’ Mra.J. H. Richardson is numbered aginary view. to live over the past. Let privations. sacrifieeB and trotiMre the? brother Ransom last week. . land of the Dakotas, is how preparing arnong the sick. us bring to remmubranre those who , have endured to secure to u» the priviA. 8. Foote and wife, of the Wolcott ! to remove to the land of his adoption.1 Johnson, supervisor of Bowne. have long since gone home; whose seate * leges we so richly enjoy. I feel as though • House, spent two or three days with , He expresses hlmseK-well pleased with h® been dangerously «>-. . sick ... - week. • the past in this ehurvh when they were living, 1 had utterly failed in any attempt to do their daughter. Mrs. F. (’. Courier, of , Henry and Wm. Eckert are preparing were usually tilled, and whose voices ' them justice. Dakota. Bottle Creek. Dear fellow-laborei's-lM life’s great A. W. Pettit, the proprietor of the to build bank bam nextsummer. John were so many times beard in mingled !u GbaW°w went to Jonesville lust i Woodland house,is preparing to enlarge Nagler iioases the job. toaea of prayer and praise to God. harvest field, Christian friend* ami I oMUrday, to accompany Mrs. G. home. t If you desire any information upon hotel by bunding an upright to the But, although we see them no mote, neighbors, we may never be alik* to do !I has been in Jonesville visiting for his < ___ _______ ____________ f rout side. Businiws seems to be crowd­ law matters, call on C.'V^ Riegler andthough their seafe __ are____ now vacant, ■ ________ much for those who have so ____ kmg tasome six weeks. let him read from his “Conipact Laws.” though their voices will be h«jrd,no . bored among us; but there is One who. ing “Al.” * • Mrs. \V. A. Dunlap, of Charlotte, made Xfnrri< r^ttwr andVin rtf T/iniu Anun. — J __ u a _ _____ __ v — — ------« Morris Lester and tan, of Ionia conn- more in our midst, yet their Beany eft-1 has done much more for us than they Parties residing at this place have. her husband a short visit on Monday. t i . ------------------------ - • concluded to start a brick and tile yard, ty, old Ohio friends of Mr. John Teeple dt-aring words of love and counsel, their . can do—it is the One whom they have l»ey intend to move here soon. of Irving, are visiting Mr. T. this week. many examples of true Christ|an-piety, so faithfully served; who has brought which win supply a long felt want. : ^baa. Smith and wife went to HilsGeo. Geiger, jr. has been spending a their liberal, prompt and cheerful con­ them through so many trying scenes; A mild epizootic is affiicting the in­ I tings Turtday, to. attend the Hastings few weeks with his father this winter. tributions to religious enterprises, and in whom they haveao faithfully trusted; :«k»ting rink. Thev arc quite fond of habitants about town. His health is quite poor. He expects to for the up-bullcling of Christ's cause in who is your Savior and my Savior, and | the sport. WEST BALTIMOBE. return north in two or three weeks. "Time to Stop It. . .... this church, which to them was home, to-day He ia out in the cold. He to IXS too bad klr fclr or M»4am, Madam, but don’t get gel FrlKbtfright’ ' HBtTOng, of Bowen 8 Mills, C. M. Hendtrehott will bold a n«w US Wm. Godfrey went to Hastings to­ speak out to us to-day in tones not to be hungry, shall we not feed; He is naked, 1 Vuur > .Mir hair _ . • '«*’»• hair la U fullliire falilug Awl oul^that'x certain. A 1 ff»v* the G. A. R. tars a call last Tues- house in the spring. ' u day to meet his daughter, Mrs S. C. Groff misunderstood. Never will be forgot­ shall we not cloth Him. Methinks there euknire* In tn the tneralrmr »ran c'uuu-r mirror, or su iuveMizBtliu’ commit- day <er.ol rioton Uli tl» .tonal Wwo!,! J. T. Hinchman is feeding one hun­ of Mason county, who wiR^nnke a short ten the prayers offered, the exhortations ia a ready response from many, and an diM-u.M the possible esnae. It to enough that Messrs. Rich, of Hastings, and And­ dred and twelve bead of cattle this w$n- visit with relatives and friends in this I'.Lrki-r't Hair Batoaui owed now will prevent given, the songs that have been sung by inquiry arises: * Where is Jesus out in Ftirtner destruction. In your hair somewhat . rus, of Saginaw, conducted the funeral ter. » ■ vicinity. Brother Daniel (Turk, us time after 1 the cold; where may we find Him that too, and eri»P? Aiaa. ye.*. The Batoam L Wwks has sold his thoroiigh4ri>d wifi give back the original color, softo&sand services of Mrs. Adam Brown, last Sun­ Mr. Wm. Moulton, the founder of the time a few in number would gather in we may feed Him; or where may we zlm-(. Not a dye. not <4[y. elegxatly pcrfnuMst, day. short horn bull to John Ford, of II irk“ Moulton church" and a time honored ; the) prayer circle. Never wiU be fotgot- find Him that we may — clothe - - - Lis­ .■ perfect dresslag. Him? The Barry A Eaton County Medical <>ry Comers. resident of Irving township, is quite ten by many of you the earnest efforts ten to the message we have ’from Him The' Times elnln* 3 j population of ljxn for Association met in the parlor of the Owosso. • ' . H. Newman will build a new bant in dangerously sick with pneumonia. made to erect here a church, which the to-day—in mingled tones of pity and . ('lever House, Vermontville, lastThure- the spring. . Messrs. Moore & Yarger are contem­ Methodists might call home. Never will love He points out the way as He says: ' Mr. Geo. V. Wi!lli», of Maneimter. Mleh., | <l»y. Dr*. Young and Foote, of this Jessie Helme has gom to Ann Arto»r plating the purchase of three lots of 8. we forget Brother Clark suggested the ‘ Inasmuch as have done it to the least writes: “My wUr ha* been aIiimmI bHple«« for ! nin.„. ntejeara, M>l>Hpk*>. that ahe <x»uld not Hiro P,aw - art tended, on a visit * Roush, and will erect dwelling houses bulkling of this church, nor those who of the.mv brethren, ve have done It tinto over in l>ed alone. 81k UM>d two bottirv of Rice- ■' W. A. Dunlap will pm, put m in <1 a uui lull mic line ...... Lee Wright has got erttt over tiffve thereon, to rent or sell. The lots will tri< Bitten, and it m> much improved UuU she b ' so readily responded. And. although Me.’ j ... of groceries soon. He Is iu in v»«ui Grund Rap- thousand ties this wlnter,and will have protabty be selected from the new addi­ • I abfc now to do her own work.,f they had to surmount many obstacles From these reflections ought Wc not ra«-< tric Bitten will do all that to claimed for 1 i,i. ;,u h ... .—------.., — . l as many more. them, llunitrvdv of tcMtimonials aiteit their l,ls plirchllSing them this week. tion to tlie village plat. and overcame many difficulties, still Ohs to leant some lesson for ounelves ? At ;Tw unc!!^u’''' •bwlle The re,Tnt blwt s,orm <Ji<l ,la"‘S. Wileox is getting ready to build IL According to appointment, Mrs. persevered, and many were the sacrifices some Historical Day in the future, X^Traj-.nririraa.u.ri.tui.. uo.tri„«UI T *° “TS?* h“‘' Merna. I new house. Benjamin portrayed the evfls of intern­ made to secure its completion. some one may he called upon to write a 44luc\ 1 niman and M inn’s were broken down A few frientls and neighbors met at Iterance at the Cuugregational church Brother Clark, being a mechanic, per­ record of the arts of our Uvea. What and Jaipes Flemings’ whs stretched ten Mr. Peter Bechtels’ tait Wednesday last Sabbath evening. The house was formed much of the labor neewwary tex Shall be the record we shall leave’? It .in, x. evening and enjoyed a. very pleasant filled to its utmost capacity by an atten­ Freaerirk U«>tchklM, the dtMRgM, l» ahnm feet. its construction, and with a willing may be no one will record with pen and awuke to business and »pan» no nain-t iu< ■ Chaplain J. S. l*rcswn gave a lecture jI time. tive audience. Mrs. Benjamin is a very -secure the beatoF ever)' article In bls line. He ink the deeds of our lives; but then* has secured the a«eney Fur Kemp's BaLmuu For at the opera house Wednesday evening, ’1 Miss Clara Johnson will return to fluent speaker, and possesses no small de­ heart he persevered until it was dedi­ CsXMiimption, Cxjurhs, Colds, Asthma, Bron­ cated to the worship of Aknighty God. will come bye and bye a great Histori­ s tKK. and all nffecuou, of the throat and lunes. in behalfjof the G. A. R. Post. Subject, j, Battle Creek Thursday. gree of natural oratory. Mrs. Alice Though there are others who have i»8d cal Day, when not only a single neigh­ *oid on a positive guarantee. Price 50c. and It. “ My experience in Southern Military Mr. Garrett, in the south eastern Pressey, president of the W. C. T. Uw of unsparingly of their means, and hive borhood or church shall be gathered to ; part of the town, had five bushels of this place, presided at the meeting in a MICHIGAN CEITRtL RAILROAD Prisons.”' been untiring in their efforts, yet it is listen, but the nations of the earth shall The common council are having an- j‘ wheat stolen Friday night, and tracked graceful and dignified manner. but due to his memory to say, had it not assemble, the great Historical Bool other well driven upon Main street, for the thieves to the corners south of Grand Bapids Divinion. l>een for his perseverance this church BOWXMB MILLS. fire protection purposes. Abundant Prichardville, where the track w® lost. lifea »hall 1* rrad. What that recon might never have been oursand to wife ettjoy. 'l William Manly spent few need of them. He waa until his death a leader ia the shall l>e will be determined by our owi maple qbovz. days with' friends, at Plamwill Rev. Albert Livermore took a trip to church, an efficient laborer in the Sal> conduct in this life. Shall we not strivi The meaalea are visiting us. week. f Otsego this week. bath School,____________ a good neighbor, kind hua- to make that record such that it may Mrs. Potter Is rick. C. W. Armstrong reports having had band and father and aa exemplary | ** “idtoeachof usinthafcdaj: ‘Come On Saturday, about five o'clock, the 8raxioms. Party at O. F. Long’s last Friday a grand time at G. A. R. encampment Christian. The irood h» bu done live* [ ye btewd ot my FoUmt. inherit the alarm of fire was given and proved to at Detroit, be the residence of D. Jones, in the south night. after him. ! kingdom prepared tor yop-." I Phia Winning has sold his farm. Mr. N. Killmore, of Penn., is visiting part of town. The house was an old Brother Squires, too, has gone home. , * MxiaKBOMXMe ternwewAw \ Institute at the U. B. ehuroh Thurs­ at Rev. GiUaspie's. . one, and caught upon the inside, and Living but a few short years in our I Aitecsn JeunuL I ; Wm. Manley has rented his farm to a when discovered the flames were under day night. it midst; yet during that time he became “That eminent agriculturalist. Don. I Jake Endingrr and M. Mosey have Mr. Elberton, of Wayland. such headway that they could not be Jiut a little too late for mention, in firmly connected with the interests of Henderson, editor of the excellent Alle.XMbvtlle........ controlled. Mr. William 11 ummet's res­ each sold a horse. Charlotte 12.4T Enos Walton has taught a farm of our letter of last week, occured the the church. He waa a good neighbor, :<gan Journal, owing to indispoaltion. idence was located but a few feet away, Eaton KapldH. Mr. Weatherwax. burning of the Headley Mills, In Yan­ loved and respected by all, a Christies {was unafifeto attend the farmca'iDstiJaekron.......... and was also consumed. The latter Detroit Mrs. Pearce is on the sick list. kee Springs. The Ions was total. The und a friend. God grant that when tute at Otsego, last week. It is pre­ saved some of hh> household goods. VhwtWKnp. Mr. Spencer and wife, of Whitehall, tire is supposed to have caught from called we may enter in through the tinned, however, that he delegated Bro. The former lost everything. The fam­ pearly gates' where we may meet him; I Harris, of the Otsego Union, to look afthe Imsement, where sonic repairs were ilies were away from home.'SJur citi­ are visiting relatives here. where prayer will be turned to praise, ter farmer interests and push the hyHtattonb. I wonder! Oh, I wonder! Where did , made the day before. zens here raised quite a purse for the Parker find the Banner correspondent i Will Bradlev and Charley Lateral do and where we may spend an eternity drikulic ram to the front a* a means of unfortunate families. The fire depart­ with Jesus and the angel*. improving thejbreed of Michigan sheep.” when he reached Hastings ? It was a • -•' not believe in getting something for r. m. e. m. A. X. ment responded promptly, but as usual Brother and Sister Kugg will ever be -{Kalamazoo Telegraph.i Mistaken, 8.46 <« Deirolt............ I.v. “Long" way from here. Brother Parker. nothing, hence they carry butter had no water. • > 4-‘ 1.06 remembered with tender feeling. | It was the religious and horse departWere you looking for your “Hat,” around the country until it is worth Eaton Rapid* ■XX. 7-X 8.30 Chariotte 3.1B 8JM5 7 67 Brother Kugg was a man of few words, ment editor that was indisposed, and he MOEGO-THORN apple. Brother Parker ? . what they get for it. «.1C A2? UO TfaahvUla............... Morse was kind enough to tell the yet his Christian life was in very many was going to Otsego to enjoy Dr. Chase’s Morgan 8.40 ».« Dr. C. O. Scott, of Grand Rapids, was Quimby....... ways worthy of Imitation. Their house hospitality. LAOXT. ■4.50 2.41 8.M 9M last Saturday called to see Solomon Cof­ Banner correspondent that the mid­ M 1 .• 10.15 fee’s daughter. IA7 5 tt We were shown, the other day. the Satojriay and Sunday last were im­ for years was a home and resting place night train left Hastings just as the 0J3 Middleville |*ff LOJB 55 10JS UJB Mrs. Henry Hayman received a tele­ “Journal" correspondent, fearing that proved by h two days meeting at the M. for God’s ministers. He was quiet and bupersCription on a letter to a gentle­ humble in his manner, always exerted a Througli eoseiMM __________________ _ man of Allegan from u high dignitary « gram that her son, Charles Hanson, hrftl he would be an hour late, started to E. church. Detroit ou »11 d*y tratni. A number of the young people of ; good infiueneeupenthoe? with whom he of the church of England, residing at At Grsnrt Rapids with Chl- received a severe injury and would have walk seventeen miles across the coun­ ca«o fc Mlchiran Lake Shore lload For HolI this place attended the revival meetings ajuKx iated, was true to his profession and Oxtbrd. The band writing and style of to lose his leg in consequence,And prob ­ try. 'and, Nunlca. Mnakegon and all polnU North, at Baltimore last Sunday evening. practiced his religion in hiA daily life. superscription would hardly be credita­ rind with Grand Rapids A Indiana R. R. For Bl* ably his life. Mr. Hayman took the Rapids. Traverse pty and PMoakey. New York There is talk of a new store at Lacev, Such men are God ’ s jewels on earth, and ble to an American schoolboy a down train Friday afternoon for St. Ignore, C. B. BUSH, \T H. Bl LEDYARD, It is so icy te to be very dangerous to w^ch l)e a grpttt improvement to will be in the Kingdom of Hia glory, yean old. The gentleman tokl us that to take care of him. Div. 8up*t. Jackson. Gen. Man'tr Detrol ( shrter Kugg survived her husband for some of the English people affect a con­ 0. W. RvGoi.ce, G. P. MT. A. ChfoMo The teacher of school district No. five attempt to move outride, but rather plaoe T. J. BBSS. Station Ast. .Haattn«!. Mrs. Chancey Briggs is visiting at , some years. She loved her church and tempt of elegant penmanship. resigned his position lastJFriday noon, amusing to watch the pedestrians. Wm. England Jr„ and Mr. Knicker ­ Hastings. delighted in it* prosperity. She was being so instructed by secretary Enoch eter contribute to 1its interests **pob’l™n bocker, of Podnnk, have traded farms. Geo, Clark transferred his real estate °* “r ready p»^v to nnntHhnta i stale of Michigan, County of Barry—ss. Andrus. of the county board of exam­ i Judge V Van ” 7Zile "r delivered his lecture At a session Of the Probate Court (or the Mr. Cleo. Bunce and Mr. Morrell have to Ed. Clarke, and has purchased uie while she h«l the ability to do so. Cpunty of Harry, holden at the Probate Office in iners. ion Mormonism at the M. E. church. closed’their bargain, and Mr. M. will blacksmith shop of Wm. A-istol. He the city of Hastings In said county on TuesSister C ran son will be remembered as Mr. L. P. Cole has recured his ice for I Friday evening. There waa a large an­ tlay. the 5th day of February In the year one take poKsesrion of the Gun Lake house expects to build a new house at the one of the moat active workers in the 1 thousand eight hundred and righty-four. the summer. ; dience »nd the address was able, instrws Present, Cletnant tfcailh, Jumre of Probate. church; she was a good Christian and comers and begin operations soon. The Dr. says the safeet way to handle the 1st of next April. In the matter of the estate ufBeteey K Cairo*,. r “Peter Cooper" fejl-on the ice while a firm believer in the doctrines taught, tive and highly Interesting. fl-vea.-rli. On reading and filing the petition, duly vori- a mule is to be just across the state line, this ribisUy. The chief case of interest in the court. I skating one day lari week, hurting hia by'the Methodist church. Her name is fiud. of Humphry Flsber, administrator of said Mr. Hayman came home Monday ac­ •-state, praying that bls final account this day Whiskey and hard cidet curse । neatj badly; but by a ckxie application inscribed in letters of love upon the filed may be heard and allowed and be dls- companied by Charlee Hanson, who is )' vhow of southing syrup and vermifuge he hearts of many of the people among Held vs. Fred Spicer, in which Spicer of our land today. “How 1 rtiMfitl from MomM trust * Thereupon ll Is ordered, that. MoimU\ . the very low on account of his wounded was saed Tor damages inflicted on the mbmit has somewhat revived. whom she lived, and they will tell of her 3d day of March mat at ten o'clock In the leg. Dr. Lathrop was called to attend long” “must we be coinpeil plaintiff while teachteg school tn Ham­ Forenoon, be assigned for the bearing of snM A dance last Friday night at Will words of love and mercy when many of / . peUUon, and thatlbe heirs at law of said Ofh him. An. The Jury returned a verdict Cor the • «ext Powers'. greater pretensions hm e passed into ob­ •wooed, and all ^H1MN>* fa>Urea*te tn aald Laforeat Carpenter started for Texas pedagogue of S500. tn our spring 1 The social l®t Friday night held at livion. Wednesday morning. The well-known furniture tinn of cellars. cleared fll.45, the proceeds go to the be remeifabered with these dear departed WOODLAND. HOPX. M.E. society^ / ones, and Brother Nickerson, who but a to M. W. Munson in favor of their oreffHarter has Invested lua new patent Hope has had only one applicant thus itors, Monday. It is said that the troub­ money drawer. He thinks it will ipiay W^>ope soon to nota the return of le wwb oecreioned by tn ovnstock and far for aid from the town. better than to be losing small snms Mias Sybil Wooley, who has been visit- also been borne from our midst. But We need more m^*w f*r wheat. slow sales and coBestooos. Also that time will not permit tu to do justice to occasionally. ' ’ the assets exceed liaWire. The firm IT at Rev There waa an Soda! to-morrow night at Geo. the memory of these departed ones. Al ■ 8. C. pdtid has purchased the old a rhurch, their coming in and going out, has the sympathy oC the caaamnnity ia shop and lot known as the Wtoeman nark’s. their misfortune. oelpti «HJ0; a | A very bad time for colds up this their good deeds-and many acts of char­ shop. r y_. A correspondent, of the Canon Ctty ity, win ever be remembered by us. A few dayes idnce, the board We wish now to My • tew worde to ized We ape* to have a dance in the al here. AU'lhterested AU •interested can obtain obtain ~ ~ JWL nnd Innes these dear old fathers and mothers in rfoggtemofP.* Kilpatrick or C. ,^ ttoeof «. f Cera, retail... S^nehad Israel, whoie beads,are alr&fy'^hite know where, but we never tell. Geo°R Trabert will agatetrf terihlet, and that Pwritlant Lateha to now in , i . ... -. If the ladies of thia vicinity will in­ for the harvest aMdVhoee preeqnce so gore from, somebody etee’s nose. It to form us which are the general coach enlighten and cheer our heart* to-day. ing, thus leaving us without a shoe­ all right npw, and quiet reigns on the To-day we have yow preeeftee; Ire have the completion ot tba Mae from Mar­ maker. Some years ago this village days, we will have the school dismissed Potomac. । Potatoes your loving counsels, your warnings shall north through tauia, Canon City., supported three shoemakers; it seems to view the procresion. Elm Hall. etc.. strange that lately It don^t support any. JMr. AL Stevens’ wife and little and admonitions; we have your prayers aTZ-x.*—_____________ u.ra. and sympathies. But soon, ah,too soon, ____ . ice which formed Monday Parties at the village are preparing The lliricc WBUKU uiwuuo;night ■ daughter I ■ » ■ ■ are — visiting ------------ «»her people «—«—at — dressed you wUl be called to join the loved ones Cbi,. Eiiluoa Um cowuienMd Ml to put in a planer, matcher anil other did some damage to fruit trees, besides Williamston. Hutter and tier* Man*, beau* Dnaer. machinery, and start a manufacturing rendering pedestrianism extremely diffi-1 Warren Stanton, who has reaided in gone before. You will have gone to WainM the city. IwtMlMe of the death of Inner, apples, grven and dried, flnner. reap the reward of Christian labors. Kansas for a time. If making an ex­ hie sister, Hannah M. Erikson, asklr^ institution to include wagons, sleighs cult and perilous. w -------- -------------------------------------------------and building material. ‘ We shall look for you in your accus­ for •nuno danara. It will be mnea’ ' Mr. Lafever has purchased the prop­ tended visit home. ix ttcrt luMrewd to the followlnf pernoun n>A goodly numtar of the new converts tomed seats in vain. But let hope inspire lew) that the girl walked through an At the last public meeting of the W. erty owned by Mrs. Geo. Bauer, and unguanM opening into the east Mr malnlDK In the (wet ofller st Jisatlna*. Barry were baptised and united with the M. your hearts with the thought that when C. T. U., <rf Woodland, the speaker, moved on to the same. canal at Bn'lre street, one evening M ■ winty. Miriiljran. Feb. 4, tM: these Christian tiea shall have been sun­ , Teachers of our schools begin to count E. church last Sunday. Kate Beaeh, fUauiey Burke. Pearl DcGrrv. Mrs. Garver, was highly complimented. The following paper, prepared and dered, that you will I* re-tinited with Ben Horn, Wm. Fl. Haffeni. Wm. Klns»ley. (leo. Few professional speakers are able to the days tafore the dose of the term of W, Winner. / read by Mrs. Lee, on Historical day, at loved onee on the other side. Oh, what present the temperance question to an their engagement. 1>kof Lrmtn.—Aaron Leonanl. aiRiietice in better style than thisspeakThe revival meetings conducted by the Lacey M. E. church, is, by reqneri a meeting that will be; for we are te­ street. The Caa«a.-Wl!l McMurry. D. Stanley Burke. W. H. 1-OWKBS.r. M. Rev. Croaby in Dto. 4. continue with of many of our readers there, presented nured that we shall see as we are seen oftbetax<u and know as we are known. And iu Hia in damages 1 The boys are having' immense fun unabated interest. Several remarkable in thia issue of the Banner: County News. —All your own fault IF you remain sick when you cun Get hop bitten that never—Fail. Ibc weakest woman, smallest chi kt. and siefc• »l Invalid can use Imp: bitten with safety and _ r. giH.xl. -Old men loitering around from KhrurnaUsm Kidney trouble or any weakness will be almost new by using hop bitten. - My wife and daughU r were made healthy by tin use of hop bitten am 1 reeotninrud them tl» my |*oplc.--Meihodb«t Clergyman. • Ask any good doctor, if hop Bitten are not the barf fsmllv mctlicliuOn earth. MuJarlnl Fever. A*w aud Bflliouw!., will tcuve^rvery neighborhood won bop bitten “ “ 'the ■ ijaralywta and neural. ••-toy moUier drove eia All out of her »ystem nifh hop bltlerx" Ed. (h-wego Mun. -Keep the k|Oney<i iHr.dthy with luin bitten ur.d )-ou need not Fear alckneu. l«e water h renderdered hanaiew anti n«we •fn-shinxjuKln-vivhi* with hop bitten tu eadi vigor <X youth for tbe agnl and Infirm In nopbittnn. . ^?aR”u‘*Schuri“ prop,’rty h val,,ct‘ M‘ 5 *3no"1 Illi 8 Sfi ’fl *fl to J « Local Pm »enger ’iil ft* Sil ’ "t :! with the boxing glovtt at ppaent. and unlocked for conversions have oo“ It ia said that impressions made upon Quite a number of them ex preen » confi­ cured. About twenty-five baveprofredent willingness to meet Sullivan any sed religion, while a general seriousness the memory will ever be retained; aad yet the impressions may not be called day he may appoint. a? it 4 �•I - ------------LONDON PENNY-A-LINERS anecdote. .omarX. Aworai’M •• »^.a r^f.r - Hk.Kn«.tW Castoria ..... ' 1 felled "Don’t Toa Liek . [London Cor. Philadelphia Tress.] The Figaro publishes Brother Gardner said: me French r.rrucu * ------- —— the . fol- , In describing the London newspaper “L ----------------lowing amusing mcideut, incident, which » ■““ Do„y ’ar 1883 am passedhTfSTiovs an’ gone. Its press of to-day it is do inappropriate to have ■taken ’ — place during one of ths the jI cyclones, <ai airthquakos, rthquak( floods, fires, joys Dev’arl881 beginning, I hope, to descend to the which am no no lno\ E../ state ■ dinners at Berlin, and at which ara — , -nwloin’as lowest round, of the ladder, and to inthe lute Lord Beaconsfield and the mar- |jag bo'n, ap’ de chile am doin’ ns troduce your readers forthwUh to the oui* of Solisbury w ere present: : - as •kin •be suspected * ’ ’ under the ------well sarand “penny-a-liner ” He still exiate—poor Prince Bismarck, who is well known cumatances. cumsumces. At de uv present prv-uui. time we all fellow—and at times playa an importto be a great eater, filled his plate with Without ItowtoA w eherrios;the marquis of Salisbury ob­ with dear run of i luck, Nw Y ar'« .MOlmbun not worf de ““»• ,Indoed, Ina^!;^ hJa“.?.Tf tl« served it. ! I ite »*»*«« that the “liner”is the •» “Prince," said be suddenly," whit you ponder to blow it ^rou de udewnlk. 1 ________ _--------j of the day, and.wbriphe | Ut >t de wone time it I eu h ’ w ot . I mort rwd_ra.n ot thedey. end wMtb. And Itts'further ordered Out s are doing is very ‘unhealthy.” When Babies fret, and err by turns. | “What?" said Prince Bismarck, m single member of dis club who liaan't has chance^ to fall on a great taxa­ What cures their colic, kffis theirwo tion, and is successful in retaining the astonishment. resolved to live a better life from dis owtt front bearing thereof by canal - “ You have just Swallowed two cherry­ time hencefo’th I’ll fine him $16,000. mcnopoly, his readers are to be num­ to be publtahed in Um Hi-~—---. bered by millions, and are limited only stones.’’ ” Let ns now agitate de reg’lar program­ dwterfau jNtdt Court for W13 by the united circulation of the several '"““-flfefohe, “ You are mistaken." *aid the prince. ray U at public auction -r. iy of bizness." u>. ““ , „ v • *^with marked coldness. Brother Hamiltonian Smith arose to Pr»Dta publishing hjg '‘copy.” Yet the Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, M and premia. deCastor OU and Paregoric, and .... __ 1 to blush unseen while All that ter­ ’ “Never!” replied Salisbury, with that make iftko an an innnirv. Ho had hod often often been been author is ____ doomed inquiry. He Hull Castorla. th the count. hauteur which characterizes the proud l asked if it was forbidden in the consti- wasting hi* sweetness in some gin-shop. -k known and de. The "liner," then, i* “the pkker-up I portion of tt,w English aristocracy. 1 tution or by-laws of the Lime-Kiln club -weal quart. t , • “Monsieur ie Marquis!” said Bis­ for a member to hold a jiosition under of unconsidered trifles”—the scavenger oortli, of ran#.Centaur Llnlnrnt. of the proas. As such he is attached to marck. his eyes shooting fire. 11 " iwsj running an j or United States government. thirty . t ta,rn.u«h **ld — It wos at thit moment thkt Lord [I -jI should reckon it wasn't!" replied no one paper, bqj contributes to all. wpny acre, or uu»d, or aomtth Richard DoyU, Elisabeth >antto]r. Aaais Richie Beaconsfield came to the rescue. £ W the amouu: the president, as Smith sat down. "De He bdongs to no staff and acknowl­ and Jerry Doyle, heirs al law of Darby .X>vle. Hi* daily work de­ wly. “J*"*1 thereon “ Perhaps,” he insinuated, in his soft­ members of dis club kin hold any sort edge* no Ruperior. getber with the «*t» and .... est voice, "you are both right; your o’ posiahnn dey kin git, from sellin’ rod pends entirely upon his own selection, itr nth. a. D. two. highness must be so occupied with seri­ lemonade in de big circus tent to eon- and his anxiety at all hours is for news. CHOLrrr (’. kkach. ous thoughts that you might inadvert­ ductin’ de pension buro at Washington. Whou his search is successful, he pro­ Feb. IB, ism. I ahall adl at pabtfc amnion 1 hlcbMt bidder on Friday, the 3Mb day of’ E>ceed* to use his “ blacks," a carbonized ently have swallowed a tiny stone.” De only by-law op desubjeck am to foraryiasi at ten o•clockta tbeforeaoon. attheaerth CLA IT ft REYNOLD*. ’ * PAYSONS “Two!” interrupted Salisbury, Jin a1 bid de dub, os a club, from givin’bonds paper, 4iia stylus, and hi* wits, in order - ------ - ,u. r.---- - - taedty cf Attorneys for Hole Esreator. L ‘& decided tone. fur de honesty of any member holdin’ a to produce some six or eight “flimsies," Battle Creek. Mirh^-a. Domt ----------------, — , which he afterward drops into the re ­ “Or two," continued Lord Beacons­’ posishun whar’ he kin do any stealin’." ~ I N h <• field, as calmly As possible; "and you,• Major Chap.ulUpec Green secured spective “editor’s" boxes of Fleet street, HtatesC and autborlred to be sold therein, ~ “ , my dear lord and colleague, enjoy such1 the floor to inquire if the president in- in the hope that one, two, three, or even L“*,or theOwn tn the mortgage referred to, beta! ten at the iTobate v«re in thr good sight that nothing eocene, yon. tended to bo underetood »» doubting more of the journals of the following vix: All that certain pride or parcel 00 Frtday-th day will contain his item of intelh-^ NOw, prince, and menjuii, will yira al- the honesty ol membere ol the dnb? i' da; and being in the cocnty of Barry —. ,- -­ Michigan, dewrlbed aa follow^ to wit: The /nee. The liner is joid by the liqet| low me u to decide this difficult In. ,in«A. «... .MS™,, ques­ TluUjf laydown Beboe, for in- 8°' tor what is used only, and hence his in ­ tion?” atanoe, waa u clerk in the city treas- i 'or section twenty six CM 'tn township three t» ia a most precarious one. Per­ “,,7;' How Bumaa-ek. “ ?' ” murmured —--- 'V-~C ----------- \ i User’s office and had a chance to lay his ' come ’ <4fllto<tb< P«to®u, duly vrnflM north of------- — --- --------- ------ -« chance some windfall may put a heap lour plate, highness, if you ] hands upon $10,000, would he do it? one hand f jfiM, ttiat 11 a A * -r*«> st - -«aid ._decree. ___ please. aocordfag to hundred! aaBeI “He probably would, sah! Dat is, of gold in hi* way, at rare intervals, Thia lost was in English, the corre­ dar’ am so many probabilities dat he but in the ordinary course his “flimsies” spondent adding that Lord Beacons­ would pocket de money an’ skip fur are thrown into the waste basket as field wa* the only diplomatist at Berlin Y’urrup dat de club wouldn't go on his soon a* received. Dated, January 13,1H84. who never talked French. The plate bond. When white men all ober de Sub-editors are but human, and was sent to ■ Lard Beaconsfield, who at kentry am daily sellin’ out dair reputa­ badly-written, almost illegible, horribly once emptied the content* on the table. tion fur honesty fur a few hundred dol- ■spelled, and frantically ungrammatical county, alien. holden al the FrobMe OOre. In Chas. H Baum, Solicitor for Complainant. igi tn said county ud <hOw All eye* were now fixed on him. With las* apiece, it wouldn’t be safe to leave expression* on commonplace, subjects we be, why the prayer of thehi* long, bony, agile fingers, covered a black man alone wid a package are liable to try their patience unduly. I not be granted. Chai rery Nair, with precious stones, he began to ar­ countin'1 up into de thousands.” Cures Rheumatism, Lum­ “ Boil it down” is a rule which ia not to Stale of Michigan. Tbt Circuit Coart for the range what looked mono like a child’s l the “liner’*’ interest to observe. On County of Barry.In Chancery. bago, Lame Back, Sprainsand Elijah Bowman and Jsc.»b A LleMer. eoni-, hearing thereof by causing a eopy of this order game than- an occupation worthy of ■ the other hand, one of the chief qnaliplainanta. Co be published Intoe HMLnpX.N >r* i rX Bruises, Asthma, Catarrh, iraeh a distinguished minister. He put (“Gath” in'New York Tribune.] | flection* of his craft is to enlarge, exprinted and circulated In laid County of Gambiing may be the unanticipated pand, distend, dilate the most matter­ Samuel Scheldrll. Clark Conmd, Edmond Con­ paper all the stones in a line, and placed a Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Barry, once tn cart week for three lucre... v rad, Erwl Conrad. Maud Conrad. Francis Mana week*. j>revi<M* to said day of bearlns. stem on each stone. Then, in that clear, destroyer of modern civilization. The I of-fact circumstances. Artful “liners” Diphtheria, Bums. Frost CLEMENTSMIT H piercing voice that has so often moved riots of 1877 have sometimes been write a small, cramped hand, and leave ! Bites, Tooth, Ear, and Hea& the house :of -commons, the English debited to stock gambling. Ban Fran­ no margins for corrections or space be­ By virtue of a drew of the above mentioned ache, and all pains and aches. prime minister began to count one, two, cisco, rising like another Ilium, let in tween the lines. rrohate Order. court in the alxne entitled ca«»c, itearlng dale three, and, so on to forty-seven stones, i the Trojan horse at the Comstock lode, Auguit K. IFK3.1 Uiali sell al public auction to State otMichigan. County of Barry.—m. If so fortunate as to secure some sort the hlghent bidder <■> KUirrtlay, the sth day of. Al ^Mauqoo at the 1‘ruhate C wrt fur U»r < uuu and likewise with the stems, till he had and next was Kearney, Kidloch and the of engagement by one of the morning February. l*M, at ten o'clock tn the forenoon at ttcfftMiyfraiifrgja theProbau ootee In the < in counted forty-nine. The proof was sand lots. Another initorrection in or evening papers, thtf “liner" has a the north frtwil door of the court boure, in the of Hartnqp in Mid county on Ttwsdav. the there—two stones were wanting. ■ city of Hastings, in Barry county. Mirhlgnii- day nf January in the year uee thousand • h hi honestly, which Spain lately was charged to a stock stimulus to labor icifd court house In-lng the place for beldlia; the ..—.. —. -‘tbtofoar. Bismarck rose and said in ah agitated gambling J coterie between Paris and most of his fraternity are with- j circuit court for said county of Barry—the lands wnt Smith. .Itidrr of Probat • FOSTER, MILBURN A CO., Prop ’ re, .Martinis, you are right right!1’■1 than, then, — Madrid atthe same instant we ware ap­ anil premlM-s drvrfhed In said decree, and an voice, “Mar<inu, In of (hereilali of David li. out. There is every reason i ------- at BVFFA1.O, N. Y..V. S. thnrw-d to lie sold therein, a* ilwrilwd in the turning, said in a loud voice, "Lord prised of iL The French war in An&m, to suppose that low-class "liners" | mortgage referred to, being m follows, vlx; all O. reading and fllhig the petition, dulv rertfi. <i. Beaconsfield, you are a groat man1* toil rortein piece or parcel of land lying and be­ <»f Eva Dawaon. wkfoar of «*ld dereiwed onninv which may be a string to pull all Asia make the major part of their incomes ' ing In the township of Tborua|>pfo. county of that she may be appointed admlntetratrA of the • together, is charged to schemes to out of the douciers they receive for sup­ Barry and state of Michigan, dcscrl'x-d m fol­ rebate of *ahl dereaaed. launch stock projects on the Paris pressing report*. Provided there be a lows. to wit : The eart forty acres of Cha north . foeroppMl itJ. onter-d. that Monday. Uieixth fractional half of the northe ast fwliunkl quar­ day ot February next at tea o'eloric tn the ter>[Sau Fntn ri*co Call ] . Bourse and pluck France of her combination among them, they cau ter of section number six. of toaiulilp n.mber noon. be auifued for U>e lienring of ixid prt). The popular impression about the ap­ plethoric wealth. Maximilian died for safely promise to "keep it out of the four north, of range ntuulx r ten weaL tkm, and Uultbe'hein at law of Mid dereaM-.! Dated December 34. twx plication of burnt eoik by minstrel a stock bubble and t for the papers," and they are sometimes bribed and ali oLb<T pereona IntareMed in Mid r»tat.. WIILIF W. MHKEHN. are required to gp]>ear nt a leMtenof taid ( ourt. performers is that it is rubbed oh the same the Napoleons ' went out. to hush up what probably never would r-lrruit Conrt c<nntnt<Mio<ier In and for Barry then to be holden nt the i*robate Ofllce, in th< face and hands of the performer from a Egypt revolt* and Alexandria turns have appeared at all : for it is the (’(Minty, Mich. elly of Hartings In mM county and show oAre , I. II. CORBIN. cork ^hose end is charred.in a conven­ to ashes when a French “projector" ignorant man who magnifies his per­ and aB RUSH CewutSTt are relieved by taklM Roiiritcr for Complainant. ient gas-jet This i* incorrect To tempt* the son of Mehemrt Ali into his sonal affairs that is most desirous of WRIGHTS INDIAIt VEGETABLE PILLS I JOHN CAKVETH. And It la further onkred that Mid prtttlqnrr PwsbVrtvUhh; W« SHitag. Mm Ba. AUfoMgMa I supply the burnt cork used by minstrel broker’s shop. The vast indemnity paving bush money. Of Couwri. rive notice to the pretoM Interested in said eThe feeling of rivalry is so strong performers of this city occupies the en­ Germany took from France was burnt 4?** •< “ld Prtltiwi and the hewing thereof by canting a copy <rf this red. tire time and earnest attention of one up in limited liability companies. Great among “liners” that they do net hesitate to be published In the Haaunp HaXKEM a news interesting character. A little man, maritime corporations no competition to betray each other when it serves paper {Minted and < ircul*ted in said Count} oi Barry oner in each wrek for three succ< s»:u whose place of business is on the curb­ could put down have yielded in Eng­ their purpose. An amusing incident is weeks, previous to taid day of bearing stone on the north aide of Pine street, land to operations ,__________ in_ ____________ the directory j____ and___________ _____________ ____ related by Mr. James_______ Grant,_____ formerly CLEMENT Mini. ALE. FRUITS AND TREKS. LOW TO DBAUERB AMD ’itorofTho explained to a reporter the process, of,’stand limp and sick. Peru and Bolivia -edjtor of The Morning Advertiser, Advertiser. A FlrMtaaa. Tree GEo.a JoSrl I?,PtlAIVTERS. making it ( nearly perish under a conquest begun ' "liner,” who, in those day*, was allowed Order. "I first gather my corks. I got them - from speculations in nitre and guano. | access to the sub-editor’s room, placed Stale ot Mich I from the big bottling houses, who buv 1 own land was the basis of aspecu- on the table a report of the romantic lots of bottles—many of them with ; lation that overthrew the French mon- ' elopement of a rich beauty with a corks that would’nt keep the air out of j archy seventv years later, when for | stab’ -bcre. v ,r " sub-editor • ••• • The was absent, wine or boor. When 1 get readv to I dukedom* and marquisates in Arkansas ; and before he returned another . / , , , ,, -- ----------------- ------ • burn I put the corks into tho*e three । Law’s Louisiana shares went up 4,000 “liner" entered ?d and DomesticA Mt“al] al] Hangings, stainrd stained uiam glass | mu,." ’^f’&da'Vivrs the room, uw Impurtpci Hamnmrs. heading of the copy and inlaid WO'«1 “T V . fU ULA88. washbotlers you see there with holes . per cent- Tocqueville,, fifty years ago, the ood floors. Designer and of furnittire. the news. Then, he | punched into their sides and bottom, considered division of labor in the fac- purloined sprinkle alcohol over them, and ' set tories the only influence probable to set to work to ’ rewrite the statement, . a s!»ec^lty. Kepreaentathe of the Uw Art Tile. them afire. Then I fill one subvert democracy with fendalifcv. He which was a most interesting one, and. I 34 FORT ST. WEST, DETROIT. SSSVSdlreharxrd h»n> of those muslin sacks with [the the . did not see gambling, though Biddle under his y>wn name, took it back to c' — ks eharrod cork, and knead the sack and the bank hud just bean ruined, the oflicc. The account duly appeared. | I 25ih day of February n«*t *> tan o'clock In the । fortvoMiJ»e MMtenta for the heariux of Mid in thia barrel of water. That forces the ----------- ----------- .... Both ‘ liners'’ sent in their buls, and ' iKrtUoo, and ttuFttA hrira at law ot Mid <i> powdered charcoal through the sack A Ji<wn«»r Hoy's Lom Trip, AS091M9 M 7 S3N the/dishonust one was first at the cash- ' 1 svared, kihI tdl other person* mtcre*trd In Mid i "• P“"w in* into the water. When I have worked . (Baltimore Sun.] iers counter, and went hi* way with his estate, are required to appear at a aeaxlou oi Nftd Cotirt. then to be bolden oj the Frobatall my charred cork through this sack A bright faced, red-headed boy, 14 ■ ill-gotten gi ill-gotten gains. On the arrival of the Oftor. Ill the city al Hkalln<> inaaidvounty nnd into the water, I drain the, water- years old, dressed in the uniform of a real •» —• author —....a scene ensued, and the sub­ •now cau«c, If any there be, why the pravei of through a dose canvas sack you see on mv*«mgeir lad. called at a pawn store editor was called upon to produce the •aid priRtetMT alieuld not bep-anted, ’ And II k further ordered that Mid petit that frame there, and . what remains in ^“terday and threw a pawn ticket for a MBS. On his doing so the victimized the canvas sack is ready for the artist*. | ehoin on the show case and said: "liner” was bewildered to find that it I put it up in one-pound tins, and they' “Gimme ’’ wa* his rival’s inmuHruiug. handwriting. Zb A COUlSUm collision ------------that drain. —— use it out of them. When a performer • Mr.Lery* * ticket, Mr. Lewyt looked -at the which subsequently took place, in the subnewspaper printed and tn »al<l Count* -Tile mon to editor1,. prewnoe, the two once rooognitM. recogni is ready to ‘black up,' os they call it, he he[ nt ntl <ma> — ..... ■ / . ... ...... .vi .u.tT presence, between between the two weeks, previous to Mid day of heariiut. whom takes a little of thia black paste in his wb/ '’n this ticket belongs is in New j “--------™l:nm *’ “’’ and by and by “ penny-a-liners, the re­ CLEMENT SMITH he —remarked ------- • ” — ———ketl to the boy, .crimination* . ikhiucu bi ? ki ^ sl r neignr hands and wushe* his fane, neck and York, reached so great a height it.- — ____ j_a____ •te be . baud* in it, and he is blackened as you (rom''' “““ rM1 •u-1 ‘1*0__ ''aidetenmoed ------------ t-—, ------said the boy. The little fellow then revenged enemy at havarda I revenged on, on, his his enemy at all all hazards, been nuwle In the condKInn^ >>i •aid that on Saturday afternoon a call broke out with great energy in these i |e (whereby the power therein came to the Seventy-second street office, word*: "Sir, the article i* mine. That > Ire) eireu [Ignatius Donnelly in The Current] ntnrt rr.rtuF Kano .ftolnn AV.* w — . M. Norri*. east ride, New York city, for a messen­ man must have stolen the copy I left on The whole history of the human race ger boy. Thia lad wa* sent to a well­ your desk, for there is not a word of may be written in the beggar’s physiog­ to-do gentleman's house in answer to truth in the story. Itwas a pure inven­ County Mlchnomy. the summons. The caller had tion of mine from beginning to end. Asd, beggar though he may be, ho pawned a valuable chain, an Imadred and fifty has in his veins, unquestionably, if we heirloom, during his visit to Bal­ in frwn the dut< < payiMf ln thr’'*' carry hi* pedigree twek 1,000 years, the timore * few days ago, when he [Chicago Herald.] ■■fiiljFal U>e rate blood of kings and heroes ; of metj w wa* out of money. He wanted to vsat energy and courage; of earls and wear the chain oa tiunday, but could itofsaM taitere*! TRADE MARK dukes, and mighty conquerors, who not get it in time, as no exproes would sense, but it appears to be a weB proved 'wtwren the umr held their liven ”•! ft pm's fee,” who reach hiip on that day. ;The boy was fact that blood may drop from the eyes. •hould nr the -encountered , j to bring the pawn ticket here, pay the There seeuj* tp be no eye disease in $25 advanced dn the chain, also the in­ theta cased, any more than in that of , “That fortune, death and danger dare, ’ ' Evrt for ah egg-abell" terest, and get back a* soon M he Louise LMeau, the Belgian "stigmdKc,^ thereAnd there he is with a broken basket, eould. The gentleman was to pay hh was there any disease of the skin where petitioning for scrftfcn. fare here and back, incid^tal expranee, the bleeding marks of the so called and give him besides G cents an hour “crown of thorns” were seen. The Mays whereon the same 11 Ferfeetly Berrtft. AxtEftpftjC "bleeding tears” occur, pa a rule, in [Philadelphia Call.] The boy Was back in Ndw York Sat­ nervous, hysterical ytfung women; but Philadelphia Belle—I should think urday night with the chain, fifteen we may readily see how, in such cases, actreeses would get dreadfully tired •! hour* after he atarted. the addition of a little religious mania saying the eame things every night or suporstitioa would easily convert » Chmag* Belie— Bo should I. I ■ physiological curiosity into a "modem Philadelphia Belle—And when one Joaquin Miller, the ever tuneful poet play HUM right along thqy have to wear of the Sierra, i« a hard worker. He HIWAM etULKY a CO.fUdmtw.N.Y. ChloJTli write, H* gniphio Sundky rtetelua, for The Courier-Journal, guides the remaihlnz CUiofeja Belle-Ye*, but lhet ie not destinies of a Mrial story in Wakeman’s Of all the -classic Venuses known to ar any En the ranl^t li. Jaet think ol Ute ine- Current, will be represented in tbs us in modem times, this Venus of Milo uotou, uf txiag kleied by Ute name leed- coming £t. Nicholas, drops into poetry ifi certainly the most popular. It ft arteraovn iug mular montlia ai sfeme If! for the leading magazines, in his odd calculated that every year .some 55,000 couldn't cbengeoneee week I'd juirt did. momenta writes a plav, and on off days rei-nxintions of .-it in marble, plaster. --- -----JIMI —.,, --------run* down to Wadiington from New ‘•nxotiu,. etc., ar^ftrid in Europe; York and superintends a new house heZ whi,e /or iu photographsi iit‘ can — claim w a li.-’ is building tliers. greater sa’e than Mrs. Langtry or Miss Mis* twxl. A Fort Gaines father, who haa a bad Mary Anderson in the zenith of her heart, arranged matters soke could tireet or Minrra! Wsterat ty the aiuuuut »o dalihta'to be due ai*A *unpal<l j fame. In the recent inventory of state hear what was being aaid without lining 1 (Mwdieel Journal.] uftrt said nwrtg a<e t with Interest al etthl per ; property made by the French governobsarvod. He tells ns that he listened From experiment* upon dogs, Lewas- j ment this matchless statue was comdesnribod lu for -two hours one Sunday afternoon cherw and 'Kl^uwiteh have concluded pitted to l>e worth 1,500,000 francs, or All lb<-' while his daughter and her dudelet ex’- that the effect of ordinary natural min­ I £00,000. ________________ eral waters m to increase the quantity of bhe and to make it more ilui/1 and ; Thoma* A. Edison: I’ve l>een trying bene < xperarants for a decade, and<r. ery'dav B»-U terio die, wlat nd dori, do? TSV7’ /k1'* inr?c*'od Jorth Mty sere* »<I»1 n fryagjh. g»U-btedd«F from . uiinost »ome wise man riwes and calls i rimut bite. Tire Action of ufeftairi I me a lod for all my pains. But the 1 •olaiMiaa of oUuQtee mIU. m wall aa of I world mte-e* in qpite of the Davy. I *5* *“ ,OT“d ho “nulArte : Uu-dnw* pt adenoe. Let them too’- ( tl>At of Ibe haJiuaI toinoTAl witera. Infants SSWS! Children HEADACHE FAYSr CRAPES^ , wm. wright. ' Frcsa> Painter and Interior Decorator. and Domestic Pajier Paiier raannfacturer | ’./ul,"Vw.i.' art CATARRjmAo bsi FIRST CLASS JOB WORKI s^issrsyi'iix BANNER OFFCE �Hastings Banner VOL. XXjVIII. NO. 42. Goods Sold According to the Times, At Lewis Stern’s 1 i WHOLE NO. 1490. HASTINGS, MICH, FEBRUARY 8, 1884. Prices Down! Down! Overcoats forth $3.00 for $2.25. ' Overcoats worth $7.00 for $5.00 wonder why Watkins’ “Drunkard” isn’t THE STAGE FALL. •MoT be repbed. How to fall gracefully and ssfely be­ fore an audienoe is a feat which only a few actors have thoroughly acquired. A good many fall so awkwardly as to excite mirth, and a good many hurt themselves. I remember a young lady in one of Daly’s plays a few years ago to whom he said, “Here! You must fall tain was rung down, the fire put out, and, indignant, he asked her what she meant by such clumsiness. “Well," eho said, “you never told me how to fall, and nobody ever showed me.” She had never thought of taking a lesson in offend him the agency of 3 Same time that [Hsw Tort See.] In the window of a “d rtore on Third avenue, sent a list of the ingredients were composed, to the eminent doctors. It ia true that the charlatan left out of pended, but this little trick remained undiscovered, from the fact that the doctors, knowing Men’s Suits worth $7.50 for $5.00. Men's Suits worth $10- for $7.50 Shirts and Drawers from 25c to 50c. face, and as her horrified husband runs up to look and leirns’ the floor. Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs in Large Quantities. Dry Goods are Lower than Ever Silks in Black for 75c, 90c, $1.00 and $1.25. Black and Colored Cashmeres from 40c to 75c. A large assortment of Underwear, Flannels, Cottons, etc., which we closeout at reduced prices, and lower than any store in the county. Call and Examine My M Before Purchasing. The best fitting Corset in the world ; Try It! To Incrrawo the Appetite and strenrtiicn di­ gestion. to drive off the blues, and bring color to your skin and temperament, cheer up your liver with ZO-PE-HA. It regulates the system, nerve* and brain, makes your eves bright, your work easy. Z7 ! WANTED! Ever}' Man in Barry County to understand that the best and cheapest place to buy acta almost magically. Ask any d you 3 23 eent bottle ot *• Hub” O and don't be put off with any other. Sap Buckets & Pans J —IS AT----- HASTINGS, MICHThe surwt, most effective, least costly remedy !or habitual eostlveoeas Is Zorasa. Better than all the aperients or spring waters that ever bul>bled, tor It Is certain, effectual and pieaaaut. act­ ing upon the liver and digestive organs. It inrlgoratea, strengthens, loosens and removes Leave your Orders now; Before the Rush Do not forget that, if you want anything in the line of Tin, Copper or Sheet-Iron ware, ours is the place for you to go. trolt, Midi. QMTTH & PACKAHD. Two Doors West of the Bank. BLACKSMITHS, way to a npw brick, we hereby announce that '■ Hone Owners, if you have never patronized we ask you to fkc a trial, feeling confident permanent patron. J. SMITH. K. PACKABD. ^ntblic' to call and get prices. We knew* tinted are! hard, and tax times upon OUR HOME I us but if you wquld save money in the pur­ n. I« hUIm tow find bo-k In Uh nurfcel. MRS. LUCRETIA R. GARFIELD. chase of groceries, call on us. Dec. 20, 1883. red and white roses tars. There were 1----------------- -----------laws until his teeth ware boned ort rt • < *---------- . peered 1 the head was with various Bchif- Carlsruho sanitary* council condemned thaaalve as composed largely of an arscnical compound, the eminent doctors found themselves tn a bad fix. While are put in upon the floor, like a stone figure. T the professional palaver over"*the mat­ wonder it didn’t kill him—especially ter was going on, the charlatan saved when , be wm encored a half a dozen himself from fine and imprisonment times. I don’t-think a death or a fatal by quietly slipping over the border shaped or serrated or flat according to injury ought to be repeated too often. with his money bag. Agnos Booth doesn't know how to fall easily unless she has learned lately. When she wasplaying the wife in ‘‘The The question was raised recently Celebrated Case,"sha used to hurt her­ self overv night—got black and blue whether Henry Ward Beecher was till she finally threw up the part, and younger or older than hifi irister, Mrs. Mias Cowell took it and “feW' into it Stowe. It was found that Mrs. Stowe Little round mouthed tubes serve ta was born in 1812, and Mr. Beecher in make vines and tendrils. To btuM i gracefully. These recollections have beau sug­ 1813; he is a little more than a year the younger. Catherine Beecher was gested by a technical lesson. The other afternoon I dropped l-to Fro­ born nearly twelve years before her bisher's college of acting, and found better-known. sister. While Catherine him engaged teaching a class of theatre­ loot her lover, Prof. Fisher, of Yale col­ bound voung ladies how to fall, illus­ lege, ’ y shipwreck, when she was still trating his teaching with them one by very young, Mrs. Btowe married, it mone. “Remember this,” he said, “per­ pears, a.widower, if we are to trust Mr. sons fall either from fainting, drunken- E. D. Mansfield’s “Memories," which'■ you, but we have to serve long as ap­ new or sudden death. ThSy die either sav that “Prof. Stowe had for a first prentices before we can do the work.* by dagger, sword, ptftol or poison— wffe a handsome New England lady.” except an occasional oaso like Mans­ Mr. Stowe was ten.years older than his field, who dies of apoplexy. Sadden wife, who wrote her ,great work at the Over thirty years ago the Chapman death is followed by suaden relaxation, age of 40, and her second important family, wolf known on the Pacific which causes the knees to bend novel, “Dred,” at the age of 44. The Beecher family seem to owe their coast, had a floating theatre on the as one of the ' first visible signa Mississippi river. Uncle George ChapThe knees bend, the shoulders drool - of relating the victim turns partially ‘ to in the floatBeecher, went about 1832, and he r»> “uot," he resumed on recovering his mained there many years. Mrs. Stowe feet, “as if he wefe built of iron, or lived in Cincinnati about seventeen wood, or even of flesh and bone, but as yean, or till the titne she planned 6 Uncle Tom," which novel was not if he were made of snow or of sand­ drawn from eastern or Virginia slave on one occasion, while the play of melting away at the bottom first." “Now, Miss Wright, let’s see you fall aouroes, but from Kentucky, and the “Hamlet" was in progress, an actor —st the cut, ‘Wretch, here I am!’ escaping slaves who oams up through There are two things to be avoided, re­ Ohio and Indiana. Among these was member. Don’t crouch down as if you “Eliza Harris,” whose feat of crossing made use of his spare momenta in werofefraid, and don’t flop your feet the river with her child on floating angling. He had just got a famous bite when and show your stockings, for that is not cakes of ice is fully testified to in the impressive. Now, then—‘Wretch! hare recently published reminiscences of he was called to the stage,, upon which I am!’" Levi Coffin, the president of the West­ he ran, holding his line beliind him in The young lady gathered herself up ern Underground railroad, who ahelaud fell. tered her at his house. . thinks it ia like a weasel." “Biabacked “Ah, that isn’t fair!" he said; “you like a weasel," replies Polonies. “Or sat down! You must always strike flrat on thhside of your knees.” [London New*.] like a whale F questions Hamlet. "I am afraid it will hurt me.” Although the direct purpose of a cen­ “Very much like a whale," returns Po“Nonsense! Do you want to bean sus enumeration1 is to determine the Ionins. As he pronounced these words actress ?" the actor felt that he had hooked his game, and, suddenly giving his whole attention to his line, he hauled upon the — again with better suc­ of the general census report to ascertain stage, before the eyes of the astonished cess. “Alwava fall diagonally," he con­ the number of bur countrymen who audience, a famous oatfish, all alive and tinued, “head toward one of the corners were living abroad, exclusive of soldiers kicking. The fish brought down the of the stage. Another thing, in recov­ and sailors; Our own returns on this ering from a swoon the head should be head were necessarily imperfect, but the last to rise. Tn regaining conscious- the aid of consular returns and the cen­ an incident most unexpected. notis the heart stirs first, then the hands sus of other countries has been called and the frame—the man rolls half over, into requisition, and from these it ap­ perhaps, before he lifts his head at all. pears that there were in rough numbers Sometimes it is necessary to fall on nearly 4,000,000 of such absentees. Of pill. being struck with the fist—men usual! v. these 2.881JS7 were in the dominions iho “« UUMUOS in a. It ia a hart-fall, and W‘ effected by of foreign powers, while 89,798 ware in --------- -------- ------- f India, and 988,1*34 were in our ooloniee. irnal! way on the Strand, be and hbK and dependencies. The United States, wife living over the shop aud doing ffl . *'we need scarcely say, claims by far the their own work. His first advtisi the Rhfr largtet share—the other four countries an hour in which there were moat Engitahman- 15, Z 1ML $100,009; in and 1 Ing manner. I think tt' vta in "Meg MertOs " Site jumped up a feot from the floor and took the back fall with. .[XaebMCfc] A book agent living near Savannah, 1855, $M,0Q0; M00.000 per TM>.. Th. 4m W tw Im«m. toft by mm MB Mlf W PM4 a,bn» lorMBnyymr " ‘ ~ • from hh btudness h*i 000.000 a year. It b loot Md told him that he oo«ld BoMr ‘ or binned. The M •r—X mtitodo Mtd say other li consist of pure Series at reduced pnees; and __ r asmentod with ard. . tate nature eye. The progress cake is vary simplp, colors are fall directly over, backward, or bn s to be tom down within three months to give, Our Worl- Shrnca for IMf. fered fee without g( troublesome analysis. ingly declared the article to be made up in consonance with the, he- ia that . fit, Francis , Wilson in' the • Princess of Trrbaaendo” at the Catano. cement. h we occupy at present just put down. Dumley saw his mistake and faltered. “No," he finally decided, “I wont taka wished Overcoats worth 10.00 for $7.00. Overcoats worth $15.00 for $12.00. Men’s Suits worth $15.00 for $12.00. 1 Moaes right side js terribly bruised, and I ha skinned my arms, brt-I am pretty well bandage 1, and I am having some pads made to ease my fall" \ By the way, Harry Watkins, James Wallack and Old Burton were the only actors I ever saw whose, drunkenness Msa in “David Garrick" and I the last scene of "The Lyon’s They put their feet down the ground and take them n» as said Bartocand W off all their feet When he returned the gentleman found the darkies wild with excitement, and as fast as he oould receive the money sold out his stock of rabbits feet at •* Little table, and Dumley Was evidently mad abort smrtWng �Ur apeallng to union soldiers to aid j ............................................. ... ....................... __________ XDXTOBXAX. MOTM. iHabis suprenfe court will soon render I in ri»lDZ a fund rnr tho indigent d^ion that the, garper liquor wo3e.l soldiers of ffe fcgKpe- Ad nb^btdd ndrJE‘lurcher the or I committee wil But the detnocrato in congjtMf despite fnqferWrttoi _________ in Bjbruary. the preferences of thtir pally, dare MABBHALL L. COOK. Kdlur. of Chll TMiailer at Dal 1 en ye&- wr-M-aw— 1 not espouse the cause ofh tariff for reve­ HoW to seem to Tivo'r Wee trade In lers that Jftston and Con tiary for stealing from (Mfas 1 lUrriso*. Mmi.. Fi bruraryK 1881. a diamond ring valued at S5W. ( somenear .sections of the country and to ad­ nue only, and tremble before the respon­ At a country church Shelbyvocate protection in others, is the role sibility of touching the question at all I vllle, Indiana, Sunday evening, Jerry , their state manta. constructed a paper '"•Ufa. their cels and t kept the democrats seek to play. Ike coun­ Anything more cowardly could not ^AMfawafa I Vernrin forcibly carried off one of bis ' telephone between '♦ -L.ue "rr" -’ young'daughtera who had been adopt- up communication at night. ,; try is tired of such foolishness. well be imagined than their dodging Cwmr’n taZ M J. Thomas S*lmoo. A ilqiicr-JoUer at . Gold nujrgets are ftii<! to have been ed by^Frahcis Curry. the issue, and pretending to do what the Governor Robinson, of Mswaobu- Coburn, Mas^achurtolts, was last sum----------- ------------------------------------- ------“ Whether to endure the ills we have or found in the mountains near Marshall, : setts, has appointed William A. Grafta j mer sentenced to jail for a v.olation of to we know not of,” is the maxnbers of their party w«h gad rmlly Arkansas. to tha clf'rksli ii> of the railroad oom- tbe temperance law. 'Voile an appeal * ,. vi.ki^c - - —. (toilgnothing. Theysrej^ /earful to. An assienment has been made by mitjlon, a pos?from which ho was re- was being besrd he was elected to the p-ri>lenng prableiu of Michigan green- trust theinaelvtw in anfi <<har than I the Pope Iron and Metal Company of moved by Governor BuUer. leglBlntnre. The supreme eonrt has backera. backera. They They will will fly liyinto into the the boeoni bosom their favorite oocupMiua If growling | SL Louis. The ice carnival at Montreal, which decHfod that he must serve out bis term of tjje democracy, if Begole, Fuller Dr. Ehaha Harris, who died at Al­ j at the republicans. bany. was secretary of the New York opened auspiciously Monday, drew ten in prison. ■ > jnneB 4 Co., have thrir way. thousand visitors, among them the The fourth grave outrage oh lx>ngJ board of health. : Lowell Journal. I advsrUoM android under Joseph M. Holbrook, representing governor ceneral and party. The city Island took place near Woodhaven, The demogreens have padlocked the , !t now quite certain that ths burnt. Jo-fa—«>**-*th.. 'rharaday. A peddler named Miillp lips of our principle servant, and he' •• Delaware county in the Iowa legisla- 13 handsomely decorated. — «• •be — »— -------------»• <rf u»i district wUl rebuilt, with fire-proof The wife of a jeweler in Pittaburg f ox choked Mrs. Julia Keller to a eon lure, died of pneumonia at Des Moines. cannot open his mouth on the pass A jury at New Orleans acquitted Tuesifoy discovered a colored man at 1 ditian of insensibility because shade 'roisviile Sykes TroL. — —ot the murder of Kate -work at the safe, and was driven back clined to purchase his wares. Thecit- question. Fuller carries the key in his ----------- J to berroom at tbe point of a revolver, izens captured the villain and made little pocket. Uhcle Josiah vrill take fiSgl**"1"11 ■'*■«!» ih«SX;i f; Townsend.. . constructed with iron front and bank H. E. Packer,president of the Lehigh The robber secured goods valued at threats to lynch him. J. M. Rifords and wife and two few free riden this year, and don't you and brick side walls. It la not yet de­ Valley road, died suddenly at Mauch $1,200 or more and made his escape. The Canadian Pacific road threatens daughters left Moriah, N. Y., three forget it. Chunck. cided how many store, each party will eof Harkrr . Wendell Phillips is said to be dan­ to carrv immigrants from Toronto and weeks ago with a good team to visit Probably next week something France has united with Germany in have. Frob gerously ill from heart disease at his Monreal to Winnipeg for $17 on the friends in Warren, Vt. As nothing opening of navigation. The American has been beard from them it is tearpd setting down hard upon the American more deffrril residence in Boston. lines have made preparations to meet that they broke through the ice। In Lake hog. And now America will proceed rk hIxxun. ' Geo. W. Cable is ill with intermit­ Champlain ar were frozen to death in tent fever at the residence of Mark' the cut. The sun-iving members of the Third to sit down on some of -the leading Twain, in Hartford. A fire and explosion in a three story Michigan Cavalry will hold a reunion French and German exports. This sit ­ The strike of window-glass workers, Charles A. Kuepper. coroner of Mil­ building at Rome, N. Y- caused the waukee, died very suddenly at noon death of Samuel and Joseph Alexan- which has lasted for seven months, ting down business is a game several at -Grand Rapids, Feb. 23d. Reduced halt der. The Phoenix glass works at Phil' has been ended by compromise, the rates on all roads leading to Grand Rap­ Monday, in his 60th year, can play at, hpsburg, Ohio, valued at $125,000,were workmen to receive tbe same waff* as ids have been secured;’tickets good for The Texas senate indefinitely post­ swept away by fire. A?ri?’• *v. ? poned the bill to justify the killing of swept away by fire. What has become of all those mighty scale will go into effect. This will 21st, Md, and 23d. Satisfactory arrange­ The grand jury at New Philadelphia, fence-cutters caught using nippers. reforms which were promised when ments have been made with the hotels It is announced that the key to the Ohio,' has indicted John .Figart, clerk the democrats got together at Washing­ Aztec writings has been discovered by of tbe court of common pleas, for forg­ and reduced prices will be given. It is Rev. Father Soto, of Concordia, Mex­ ing the names of witnesses to receipts Some citizen of Milwaukee who will ton ? They promised well, bnt are. not earnestly hoped that all who ever be­ for fees. His friends claim that a con­ not permit his name to be used has or­ as good as their word. That is about ico. The police of Cleveland arrested a spiracy has been formed against him. dered a sculptor from Florence to exe­ what reasonable people expected of longed to that organization will tie pres­ ent ’ The railroads entering Providence, cute a bronze statue of Washington, gang of fifteen burglars, Tuesday,'and recovered a large amount of stolen Rhode Island, are discussing plans for eleven feet high, to stand on a pedee- them, so no one should-be disappointed. terminal facilities which will involve tal of Scotch granite. The cost will property. Reformer Fuller is still silent cm the Tbe be $12,000, and the work will be pre­ (Inter Oreaa.) Gr R. Stetson-, a well known build­ an expenditure of >3,000,000. fusion question. Ben Colvin has the ing contractor of Minneapolis, wrote a stockholders of tbe Boston and Prov- sented to the city. There is a labor-test inst’tution in Leiter declaring his life a failure, and ieence road have indorsed the scheme. A party of fifty-five men. who were reformer up a tree, and isn’t throwing Now York, eateblfabad for the purpose The supreme court of California, in cutting one hundred cords of wood then banged himself in his woodshed, i grafa at him either. Fuller is making ot experimenting with applicants for Wesley Dawson, residing near Wa­ considering the indictments for forgery daily on government land near Fort charity. Most of the charitable instbash. Indiana, has become a raving in tbe Sharon divorce case, decided Lincoln, were captured by a detach­ all needful preparations to carry out a tutions of the city are furnished with <iraumaniac from losses in grain specula­ that the members of a grand jury can ment of toe 16th infantry and impris­ fusion In this state, despite the fact that not be compelled to reveal how they oned at tbe fort. An examination fa he promised never again to favor such check books on this place, and when tions in Milwaukee. voted. in progress to ascertain who Is responThe Republicans of the Second disa move, but is too cowardly to openly A jeweler in Washington charged ble for the work. rid of Kansas have nominated Ed­ The commissioners of Golden Gate speak his sentiments. ward P. Funston to succeed the late Charles IL Reed with having taken three diamond rings on approval and park at San Francisco, with a force of D. C. Haskell. Morrison's tariff committee are nearly returned but two of them, for which a presenting himself he fa set to A. W. Sheldon, judge of the first ju­ jury gave a verdict of tluO against the twenty-five armed citizens and six po­ licemen, tore down the shanties of a ready to report a bill which will reduce sawing and splitting wood or dicial district of Arizona, formerly a offender. . lot of squatters on. the beach, where the revenue chargee aliont 90 per cent. handbag ooal at a hire at 10 Mata aa journalist In Baltimore, died in San The Mississippi legislature has pass­ liquors and luncheon were sold in de­ Francisco Thursday. ed resolutions providing for the re­ fiance of law. Dennis Kearney was one The democrats in congress seem dispos- hour. The work being so hard and the E. E. Johnson, agent of the Northern moval of tbe confederate dead from j ed to tinker with everything that is nay so very small it is not difficult to of the evicted peddlers. rl Pacific road at Ainsworth, was arrest­ Mumfordsville, Ky„ and inviting Jeff­ Cyrus W. Field’s newspaper nedr a Favorite •• n ' »r an- liable to make a commotion in the biuri- determine deserving cases from mere ed at Walla Walla for embezzling a erson Duvis to deliver an address on i whim. men are -« found nouncee that tbe wealth and braiu. «« worm . . and . — ------, *£? nn i n QeHa worW* Buckner wants to have -impostors, package containing >18,000. the life of S. S. Prentiss. Wall street are now solidly arrayed on I . ...' ' . :1 worthY ot Msistanoe the iDstitatons dm . ----------Eugene Rouher, the head of the Bothe bull side. While the failures of | committee report in favor of abolj practicable means for providing 1 p A D MQ O " J *»« Wrrr Va. in a The district attorney at Omaha has Dapartist party in France, died Sunday been in si rue ted from Washington ‘ ’ past ’ week 5k were the largest in num- . fairing n to *the ishing national national lianka, luwlte and auhstituting sutetiluting ,, them them more proSteble work. un-tu with aim more murv profitable prunuwMe worn. TU x(Mi ,■ rnn™lUwtnuAdciAuiir*-.morning after several hours of uncon­ bring suit against Uu* Brighter T.&2S ** ^ISn^Mt^n ’p'win -------------------------------------------------jwn. toe nricea of atnek. I fXT^o, .u. z * 7U"ptawt are allowed J-r.MAMCHA. <1an-w«.i v. I workers allowed to out put infive in five bourn hours -■ sciousness. company of Wyoming tor i_„_„..n | a day, which affords them at least subPI IQUIN’Q UIADI/O Well-borers near Urbarik,*!!!., struck ritb wire wire Gould and bUallies. currency. Morrison wimte the tariff 52,000 acres of public land with sistenoe, and allows them time in which ' llUOlxliT O YYUlliXO, a gas vein at the depth of eighty feet, fence. ! AndrevL Johnson, a Danish lad of । tinkered this tinn*, and. promises more which can be heard roaring at a dis­ Tbo,plania ,k< . A sleigh containing twenty-seven la­ Racine, WTs., killed Bertha Brassman I tinkering of the Mim- so<; whenever iI IO took for other work tance of two miles. . Mid to work r«rj artuteuoriht _ «rJ dies upset on Crooked Hili, at Read­ and himself with a revolver Sunday af- ' the routtuv wfll alfow a ■-‘-■I------"'"'iVttoci- .Mh.iL Frederick L. Ames is a director in ing, Pa. Mrs. Hummel suffered to the temoen. He was jealous of the atten. ***?r , — — m [Ji . ;nf ,fal« uiiuiiiL-uu!. fifty-two railway companies. Jay Gould extent of a broken nose, arid three oth­ tions she received from Charles Bink- ' rat*W to igake taw a for them.. t in twenty-four, and Hujh J. Jewett in ers were badly injured about tbe head man- The girl was employed in ares- I In ’>wrr Wky tte demorfitani eungfttU F ..4 . 1 ■ twenty. . taurant, and the tragedy took place in I ha\ demonstrated the fart that their B*<*,lrcolor®d man, m ibe aolitadro by tbe horses’ feot. General J. W. Singleton reports that the cooking-room. i ni .rtv u . > . . / ,he Easl Tenncasee,. tells an original । johkb awEN.PubiHwr ihhl s \ Eight citizens of Beading, Pa., who The cotton spinners at Fall River, i P1111' * Un 1 to * trusted with power, anecdote about Gen. Jaaksoa. Accord'---------------------- -------- —. twenty-one delegations in congress have indulged in horse racing on the favor Chicago as the place for holding public roads, have been ii61d for trial the national Democratic convention. to- i under the blue-laws of 1791, and, if of a reduction* of wages. The opera­ The latest criminal sensation on convicted, their horses will be sold for tives in the Atlantic mills in Lawrence ‘lrTnt''h-h“ °f u,“n,n “ ,ari Long Island arises from the poisoning the benefit of the county treasury. accepted reduced pay. The machinery abo\e his party as to favor a real re- ‘ loungers who were not inclined to make of Thomas Collier and his wife by un­ .Mrs. George H. Evans, who died moulders at Pittsburg resolved to re­ form, is iu hard luck, lie introduced,' a place for him in front of the. fire, known parties. Friday at Des Moines, Iowa, is said to sist a cut. In two large tobacco facto­ Munitions of war intended for the have originated tbe observance of Dec­ ries at Petersburg. Va., the strikers arid was largely Instnunental In secur-' <M1,ed to * ■?rTaut: “Bor, have you got m insurgents In Hayti, which were seized oration day by strewing flowers on the resumed work at a reduction. ing the passage of the HvU service act. i •f7 ? UT-,I» * at Richmond, Va., have been forfeited soldiers’ graves at Arlington Heights f.*,7.457 It is announced In New York that Sc«wl, h-i th, .S.untr, U.^1 u, to the United States. during the war. the West Shore road has concluded ar-, plau.l him for th.- sign.) te bUte?of owtX •TTL^ to hte^ J. P. Whltehbad, formerly a minis­ B. Schultz, a Pittsburg merchant, ranuements for money for its immedi­ ter of the United Brethren church, was captured in Chicago by detectives, ate wants. President Winslow denies achieve*!, ere a democratic legislature TW loungers raoedflv thinned out to i hanged himself at an Ohio town near on charge of embezzling $5,000. and that any of its projectors sver thought in his own stele dvlil^rxtrly Tdckefi the fioree eaPoyeters. Thei ’ ’ Columbus. oiumbus. more than that amount was found in of selling the road to Vanderbilt, and him out because of tne verv reform he f thliiccrnntry, ■M erOoyllH! the bent jut helui “ioyiog toe fire, and seei J. M. Keith, agent of the American/; his pockets. He had started for Cali- urges the public to wake up to the ne- j Hr han promt trfthr world tlu! (ornumpiim hml accomplished and efactvd in his ’ X ‘jf’j*1. b°y. bow is n Express “ 'xpress ccmjamy company at* at Hilkb«ro7'iii. Hillsboro. Hl.,<fornia with his wife. ------- — cessity____ ysresw_____ 11 -______ — Pta«- the nillllonain- stendanl oil ’^7' h7 and Thomas Ball, residing at LaPorte, 5 tFowler Brothers, the well m .4„W4x . dependent line. ” known •tMiin fa |«y rxprii.M*«'' This Hi'r! Ind., are missing. packers An on the -In­ arltArn of nf Chicago, f’liimrrn have hava sued ufin/l the ♦!,« '1 An accomodation nrrnmniln** *train ■ . ... . -ria*’’ 8wtwK Nsuwa Ht tlw M<>ui4> h and will brvak up M fnidi <x»ld In twiitv-S-ir A milling firm at Logansport, Ind., i late firm of McGeoch, iEveringliam & * dianupolis and Chicago air-line road j cratic gratitude in all its dazzling lieau. some oats. hounc Addrros i'radork & Cu.. l,ox’ Ipu-rH sued the city for damages caused by Co. for SfiO’J.Oc'C damages by slander, i was carried Into White river bv the Philadelphia, uanilnx thia paper. \ > •» *----------------------------------------------------------taking its water supply from Eel river, wowing out of the lard 4 investigation giving way of a truss bridge at Broad। ty; kick a man who has brains out iof TW-fawara*i ove-r t.i—„' lessening the power m the dam below, last summer. Ripple. Six persons were killed outthe Itarty, an rtjlata nitir j Yort Hatetel 'l young mulatto of ' nK,,t or bt burned to death, and eight hnonoplbt'wta and was awarded $4W per year. 1 W. D. Newman, a young n^ean^oMt only ur his. “DM yw ev* hear the story aboot ? O Jonathan Lundy, who passed away Chicago, has li<ia been iwcn held ueia in $5u0 ^>ouu bail oau on on 1 otbere were seriously injured. Tbe re- 1 1 . irt’ ' rash Is.njM hj,,, thp I U>« pnlpif ead of 'Talmage'Sfeberna ' • • at Manhattan, Ohio, was a pioneer set- clarge off using the tbe mails for fraudu- i recovered were charred almost I . , -' Uert in the Maumee valley, and took a lent purposes iie reEveunnin tna i -----------------— plara of .•Senator. I ““ » buaineM man »ho &vm in •UW W-w. W CHOICE.-®* punxises He remsaatM tha I bey°n<1 recognition. |। high place leading part In in toe the excavation excavation of of the the AAten^^^eoU™ -SStaUM, nn/i ! ■i’rtrtS.iBirtrtL U laborer in Chicin-, t i Brooklyn to u Herald reporter “No" w* i| iiva » ding part A men run Detective "association *" ibash' and Erie WttfJ engagedinin mailinoboob booksofofkn in. '? i JV 1o,,r 1^* Kriecanal. f;*“ • , : wa» engaged mailing “■11* long been rogardedu In­ ■ ! »v>nurnttic distriMt «,f deniucrate J^J-which the pulpit I A fatal disease is said to have broken , struction to his victims p*ane. killed Ins wife with ankilled ax and plane, his wife out among the cattle uear Dallas, Tex- i .'™ William n<rar 1 rtideavored to hide tin li”“MunsonToWtio Mun»n.«ortlte«l..rnear noor. w hen the mtrol-wagnu arrived ------------- .... ,_Hce. and they were le land let the people go ahead ind bC^im I compelled to £?0 pin “ him Miolrt.r of PubUc SKT ‘i!^ ““to the wui! with rl'rnal investigation C>r thelinnviUe ami mid nothing until the ebnreh »aa oom 30 PIMICTK----- en.iex------g-i h. J?!? - scantling before he would surren- coptah. Mim. eleethm outrage He pletol. ThL tM Works report, the cost of operating ' bv wUd animals 1011 “ “ gnawea a-. er . ‘7iUBllx Ms ax. ’The legislatura of British Columbia ( 'Wendell , Phillips died Saturday even­ spoke earnestl) ami effw jivjly In favflr'1— ““ "P1 IvaWMon th..n.... .<■— <S receipts were । repreasnts to tbe Dominion parliament : " 1in his *73<1 year, leaving a reputn- <>t such' fn«i»Ugation. Mghpiie as one of Hui most eloquent speak­ seronded him. and showal up the anU iL iJTi .... . . . ; that there are 18,00(1 tlestitnle China- ..wU 1 CO. New'Yort;ka«wnibivnl hnl't" “F I In <lint TIOV)"C’. "n<1 petitions for ers and irrepressible agitators in tho' mua of the Danvlllg riot. Not a demo­ vrr, onio ^n^&iCre^.^: ’'“I-™- -Lulled Hates, lie rose to leadership ■tteatiao. i among the abolitionists by a speech on crat said a word In drfeiw, <>( ttadr par­ b6'eraeM °n°- i f,B»rR<*re«Il‘:rnrre.l.tBridrport, the murder of E. P. Lovhjoy in 1837, ty in the south, though laitnar and oth­ rin.-L-i. t. ... .. ! Conn., conf«a» that the nun towhich and beeam« preddent of the Anti­ ers winced .under Sherman's scathing Slavery society, n>.onoer?hlt!k pL,“ tel“- they belong broke into tw»nty-«lx W. E. Jones, a farmer near Monroe words. The democrats had had a rauP__ »THyd>-,Patfc,^Iaw.. . places during tbe past vear, and oomHe u charged with mitted one highway robbery. Their City, Mo., recmtly signed a statement eua. and decided that they eouldnt of tne amount of property be owned, trust thenuelvm to defend their own bto»?a safeta asTOro"”0^ bur«Iai 10 range from 16 to 19 yeare. *• boffui. vrep.nfco. V, at the r. quest at the dnnt of a maww u sue maswre. Charles I-amIU one Charles Leslie, one at the pioneer An organization. They were afraid some Marquis de Mores reports a new dis­ settlers of Iowa, who located at Da­ chtoery company at Qevatand. ease among sheep on the Montana venport In 1839, died Monday. Trask engine। valued at filfiO wn sent to him democratic mouth would open wide as rames, which haa carried off six thoa- M. Starkweather, « well known citi­ and atfamend »u made for tbe oath. loenguizthe whole party. They will •dOI He refused to be swindled, and drove MMhJfadof spot from Iowa item that the democratic acta' rather zen of Milwaukee, lias also passed away tbe eompaay's attorney. aufi WiseerwJn. away. ■ ■■ ■:. . than democratic tongues are what the I*fap.*teaes from Btanaeck lepreaeek people moat distrust. / that toe illegal cutting ofSrood ot 81b-' Banner, ‘’cm5 NEWS SUMMARY. . "TtJJJ AffIMCtl IIDTIM1 S^rr^s; .'JT.'BSW' .I ? W=Ta^|l L J U11 faf SEEDS! FRU ITS ! ; i±i° :12 1 * ROSESS.°$r IVVUSQ i»’MMWsi IMS bteffledabm P«1<1 Oom rt f AM Meh. had > contract to got art timber for jGrteM, Ilte..onourM ibe Iom of Goo. tho uw> of tba fort. W. Fultot. lor toon Uua brtfaoraIn tl»«0«rtr court al pwvonwdttb, «ta> ’ ’ Kan., after apendlnx rt* da,a in a dead in the roadway beneed IniiUeMtObrt to obtain a iurr, tha wood be wai t? ■ artart Ortoaei Janalaon far Yip, cSfiM r in (South ^^c^iiiTb^ifre id - the oats taWand »W. IB, , ,,.................. , . i, and poab Advicaa from Sbut.li Anatralla arc «rj<W of wheat for export The rail The American Itotowtanvetegrwdhr n bitter experience ttolIp® fumArx trust the democMo^XtyMufpnwg1 :vdS t? Moh». tbe JalLT l%e former wm executed, but the latter wasreturned to custody -after ths rppe broke. mnd clUxm or twcwuM he liad Income dependent up­ on friends for support, .. . r?.The Texus senate lias passed tlw bouse UH^pprupnaUog JGO.i.Ot) for the w®ro lighted in the streets, and an effluse of th- governor to employ detec­ tives and rangvrs in tl*e suppression of It is su'd tpat Frlpce Victor Napole­ on, vbo wm designated by the prince immrisl as Us sucoasaor, intends Scute «’ l«nSl ~w toS A^?ir-^.“*&£V°t£ b°nA.? “•corn “nSnw br h L ‘”f’<'1Z<'”lh AS ,derable is being *”»' Of Hietala. 866tfc EDITION. PRICE Only 81 ■Y MAIL, POST-PAID. crime cb«t«e of iMlnrertt)-. We boliov, »„ S,n^«'5u».^g wboaata the United Statce at lf£wo,«») barbate with as,«oo,l«j morn In Soar. . i, , ^irelaht train of twain,-ala enra, We do not wish to Insinuate that there are not honert democrats. Tho uwM.otihMotoutoOoa.M.or other, are conscientloua men Hqi t),e lenders ot the party, those who control ,wWly Art — thoughtful democrat will ,!». o.., thl» imlioRitg hart bna the tu*l of hte partf's continued reversal during the laM quarter of a century. Theae A Great Medical Work on Manhood. nrrer fram'd adearrtepnUcv oatoM ail»«rl*s romlthiR fniw meat of theae aame ineaminn after they had been enacted through the republiOnnpirty. Unleae thia la deiuocrrtle govemroyntal policy it .haahad none. Thia lack of a definite purpose to ac­ complish anything; this democratic dread of doing anything; ia strangle J'tbe young far in­ fer leUW. II *111 for their party; except conatant oppoai•ton to rtl mraaure.. Independent of their inuaoe. championed hyrtw nmubUcon party, and later on «n endoow- axemplitied at Washington jurt nowTlt tmtnot be doubted that U)egrmt major­ ity of democrats are la furor of a tariff “IS2SES. fa whom thl« �were more than delighted with them. The enterprise of Messrs. Me&ser & The meeting opened with a fine at­ Moul, in securing this entertainment is tendance in spite of unfavorable weath­ HASTINGS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1(M to lie highly complimented. Under er and bad walking. In the absence of their management the skating rink Mrs. Crittenden, Mrs Smith was asked has become the most popular place of to take charge of the devotional excerrpiIE amusement ever established in this city. cises. After singing, an appropriate It is so well conducted as to furnish just peasage of scripture was road then fol­ such a pastime as can ’ ‘be enjoyed lowed. earnest prayers for a blessing on without any interference from rowdies. our preparations for the work, of the The Messrs. Flowers have just com­ coming year, and that perfect unity pleted for L. F. Cook, of Orangeville, a might be continued in the future, as it drive well, two hundred and eleven feet had in the past. The sectary read the in depth. The’ same parties in the town report of the last meeting, which was have driven two other wells, one 30K accepted. Mrs. McElwain reported the feet and the other 210 feet deep, in each rack business not quite completed but case giving entire satisfaction. They progressing favorably. The financial are men of large experience in this busi­ secretary and treasurer presented well Finest Entertainment given in Hast­ ness, and those wishing drive wells prepared reqorts, showing the reciepts would do well to award these gentle­ to have been for the year $59.84, expen­ ings for years. men the job of putting them down. ses S8C.58; leaving a balance on hand of The many friends in this city of Da­ $820. These reports were accepted. vid Sanborn, of Baltimore, were pained The president, Mrs, Burton, read a care­ RENERVED SEATS AT to learn on Wednesday of his sudden fully prepared and interesting paper, death the preceding day near Bells, Ten­ being .a review of the organization and nessee. Just what caused his death is seven years of union work in Hastings. not known but it is supposed to be quick It was moved and carried that this pa­ per l>e presented at our anniversary consumption. Of late Mr. S. has spent his winters at the south, enjoying hint­ meeting the following week. The elec­ self as he richly did, at hunting and tion of officers living next in order the GBEBLE A POWERS. training his dogs. He has suffered for result shows us the following for.the year 1884: some years with consumption, which ONE FOURTH OFF, President—Mrs. B. R. Rose. TO CLOSE WINTER GOODS. disease had entirely destroyed his right 1st Vice—Mrs. A. E. Burton. R. MUDGE, Clathier. long. Still his indorpinitable will and 2nd Vice—Mrs. Clem. Smith< taste for out-of-doorti sports had kept 3d Vice—Mrs. L. K. Powerr: Rec. Sec.—Mrs. C. G. Bentley. him up. Mrs. Sanborn joined her hus­ Fin. Sec.—Mra. W. P. Sidnam. band in Tenn, just before the holidays, Treas.—Mrs. Dr. Lathrop. and was with him when he died. Be­ Heartfelt congratulatory remarks K. B. WIGHTMAN side his wife, three daughters survive were made in regard to the efficient, him, two of whom are married. Mr. faithful services of our beloved retir­ Sanborn was> man of sterling qualities, 'Ul ing president A* a band of grateful beloved by all who knew him. The sor­ Christian wom*i, we, the alsters of the rowing family have ithe sympathies of union, claim for her God’s promise that, K. B. CIL1. his hosts of friends. It is expected th At having been faithful over a few- things, Mra. 8. will arrive here Friday with the *■ she shall be made ruler over many.r body of her late husband. A motion was made and carried that We are informed that the Carpenter the white badge of the union be worn case willanniversary not be tried by all members at the meetat ­ term of court. Our readers will remem­ ing; after which the meeting was ad­ BENTLEY BROS. A WILKINS. ber that Carpenter was tried in Novem­ journed. LOST, ber last before as fair a jury as ever sat MRS. C. G. BENTLEY, Ser. , in Barry count)’. The prosecution was S chool R eport .— Norton school conducted by two of our ablest attor­ neys, L. E. Knappen and P. T.Colgrove. for month ending Jam 35th: The Hastings Banner. SPANISH STUDEKTS, UNION HALL, Monday Eve., Feb. 11th. FRED. HOTCHKISS.’ Local News. _ J no. I NOTICE. CHARITY IN THE SLUMS The tirat thing which •luma aaka is: What children of the men and woman who to the hospitals ? The answer is simple. Tbe neighbors take them in and take rare in the slums, but they are almost always “adopted." In the house of a Mrs. R. lived a fam­ ily named Hinde. Mrs. Hinde died of consumption, leaving four children and a husband out of work. He set out to look for it, and Mrs. R. took the four little ones into her room to sleep with her own six. Out of her scanty earn­ ings she fed them, too, and when she wan asked why she had taxed her lim­ ited resources to this extent, she an­ swered : "Poor young ‘uns I How coaid I see ’em a-starvin*, and their father out o' work, and no mother?” The man ia still out of work, and Mrs. R. has thought it her duty to keep his children for over six months. Orphans are not only kept, but are passed on sometimes from family to family. There is a little crippled lad I know named Dennis Sullivan. Till lately he was kept by an old watercress seller, who had adopted him. A month or two since the poor old woman fell into the fire, and was so severely burned that she died. And when the boy wm to be sent to an institution a brother of the watercress woman, a poor hawker, came forward and said: “He shan’t be sent away. Hl keep him for the sake o’ the old woman m wm bo fond of him." One of the most touching csmc of this kind I ever met I have alluded to elsewhere, but for the sake of my argu­ ment I will repeat it here. A We have not space to publish them all. Everyone concedes that our attractions in the way of Bargains coupled with the GRAB BAG SCHEME is a FAIR AND SQUARE ONE. Our sales since Dec. 1, have exceeded our wildest expecta­ tions and the increase in «ales has more than paid us for our out lay. There are MANY FINE PRESENTS LEFT She had children So come and get one. Mind we must close the coming Our Entire Winter Stock! propped np WMh the hrtle odm* ololUs, that they 3 i Silver Water Sett, Chas. Dahlan. city. Ladies’ Gold Watch, C. Robinson, Ax Factory, city. Fine Bed Room Sett. Mrs. P. Grosce, Kent City. 1100.00 Gold Stem-Winding Elgin Watch. Harn’ Cromnger, Caledonia, Kent Co. Sewing Machine, C. Shoemaker, G. R. A 1. Car Shops, city. 145.00 Cook Stove, Maj. Lowell Hall, city. Silver Tea Service. 175.00, Mrs. G. Hensums, city. Fine Bed Room Sett, No. A. Manley. Walker township, • Kent county. Silver Tea Service, No. 2, Gro. Hart, city. upon her, and a terrible diaeaae almoat diaabled her. Yet she refused to let the slums gave birth to an illegitimate Messrs, (’lenient Smith and child. C. G. Hol ­ She could not keep it; she must go to service. An old -woman adopted the child, brought it up, giving 5 it her own name. The mother mar­ ried, and then wanted the child. The old wohlan had fallen on evil days and consented to part with Tai' 100 । it But the real mother ill-treated the child, and it wm unhappy. Off marched the old lady, and fetched brook conducted the defense with equal ability. Judge Hooker favored the prosecution in permitting Alice Field’s I , death-bed statements to be taken in ev-1 idence. Every fact'that could bear upon the case was presented to the jury’, and • XT . • aaiic Mayo.. ........... । in a masterly manner. No “stone tone wee waa ■i HaMieEndinger.... ; left unturned on either side. The de-! nJSr. W7i-*Fottrr.;:...... fense and proseoution labored with ' Frank Moacy Harry Manon r equal vigilance and earnestness. The Theodore Fearer Walton [ jury stood nine for acquittal to three Kd. Fannie Howland । for conviction. Every man at all ac- Minnie Mosey J quainted with the case feels certain of Of the Lucky Ones that took Valuable Presents from the We Offer 78 MEN’S DARK P. S. OVERCOATS, Vitvrr « We Offer 48 BOY’S OVERCOATS, same goods, at 41.00. At these prices they go fast, so come at once. We have cut prices on Winter Goods so much that we don’t expect to carry one garment over. Collar, at 11.50 each. ns Call Soon at Star Clothing House [ God know*,” she said, “but I ain't goin' . -.to see the gal unhappy, and Pll keep ■ her somehow.” 'tn I A maker of wooden toys deserted hie •g! child and left it starving. A poor , 100 woman with eight children of her own this, that if a dozen juries were to be » i and an income of 15 shillings a week, called, and the case to go to each one NO CUKE, NO PAT! “felt her art bleed for the poor little ;er will treat at hia Klrctropath- with no more evidence thaji was brought Alice Walton... " ’ j thing.” She took the -uhild into her baak, Haiti nga. Walton.... ■ I own room, and her eight are now nine. ’ out in the former trial, every jury Vena Elira Nlcewsndcr When these people have no money i would, in all human probability, disa­ Anna Eno , Emma Hxvwr* - • and their friends are in distress, they . .7 x-LZT . a, E^’b trial would cost Barry । often pledge their clothes rather than W. A. MORHE. Teacher. 'X .1' «>“■“> »™>»o It would I see misery unrelieved. 1.00 Meh.| thus be stupid folly for the prosecution | The other day, at a police court, a QEHE&AL MARKETS. Red iin© edition «>f the poet* for 70 rent*. | bring on another trial and put the t woman wm fined 2 shillings 6 pence Album. .„>i trumw .< rnauy re- | rolultJ. to ,ucll expense, with the almost CHICAGO. and, in default, sent to the cells. Her WaitAT—Lower; February. •; “par went out of court, took the shawl “7XmX’.^1..,rN...re.isi.t>o»rey. certainty of semiring a disagreement of March. 82«C«tSH<U May, VUUc. Corn—Low*-; Feb., .’.2X•; March, from her shoulders, collected a few At j. h. roberw New* Room. the jury for their troulde. more of her garments, and, pawning Hwy. •» '«»Se. i But the prosecution have in no sense ' 38Q(iMXc: ^ OA-ra-lAiwer; Feb.. :2«4-<8SH'e: Meh., the lot,xreturned and liberated the pris­ WANTED. : dropped the case. Tiiev have come into [ S2K(aL3>ie: May. oner. PSWning is frequently resorted bielu*r; Feb­ to by |he women, who attend each other ; possession of a few f^s not brought > llgnt lioUM-irorx lor i • ------ -----~ ’ i-iunrjr, oxj.va>. i «.^w. juarcu, c ■ in their conflnementa. In these dis­ Rituation bv enaair. I out in the former trial, and are yet in f Mny, Lard—>trn<iy; Feb.. •»» I search of... . .. I fitt'eMT*'; March. l«.40V“ tricts tho female neighbors, be it re­ inB at K.M.Bu*by,*,nr*r ti>e*ch<x»iiij evidence .bearing uponJ the iV.62x,(uW.73. membered, invariably take the place of i case. When the cause comes inti court ' Cattlx—Market lower. Vte jy<ifK75 the doctor, and their kindness and gen­ again -and it will when further evi­ Choice Bblpplnir steers . .\G0fr(A201 tleuuM to their suffering sisters are ! * ' Fair to good shipping »icers ; dence is secured the prosecution will । Medium to rood steers......................... 5.U0®%K< marvelous. They will sit by the inva- ) । Hogs Market Iiinr.. m,y and unu xuxul m a » foul uuu. umu*­ Hd day night. in den, desti not Tuukm.ay next trill be «t. Valwi-!; be j* in P owkkIoi, of every fart that am rt'ZMA*:,8K fnr llrhL . . . a. . . .,, tote of every oomfort, and perform all । throw more light upon the matter. Fancy Creamery ai :3<r35cW B; ordSarr the household duties aa well. They tine’s day. We hare npnwdour view. » toCwMoTaILS ’..wi D^.’t trill «to th. children, g.t th. hti The campfire of Frizgerttld Post, G. penter b guilt, and we havo in no sense tvn.utun w fair do. i6a2S.-. band’* tea, and if there ia, m ia often A. R-, of this city, will occur Feb. 27th.I abandoned them; but we do not favor ! new YORK ® ca8 .<va lack of all the sufferer needs/, .. • ....... , NKW YORK ' th -LW UteOV, . Smith, Simmons & Peaboby manu­ putting the county to $1,000 additional |I WuxAty-Hlgher; have WnxAt-Hlgher; Nq^a No. 2’ Feb., *L04^ 81.0F4 |j ^heyjHll wil1 go B* a®d pledge all facture the l»est water-proof grain boot expense, unless something is to beMch:« May, 81.19M i and bnJ *t l \ wx. i (“LUX. Corm—Quiet; Mixed Wesiem These »e< people do not inquire into a offered for sale. . gained. The prosecution do the wise t bliut< oo-aaie. Demon's ere person'* crood or mood character before The society of young ladies and thing in postponing further action until1 ) they hold out the helping hand. When CINCINNATI. yovng married ladles will meet on Tues­ more evidence can be obtained. Flour—Market firm: Family. S4.S0^<8:>. “ thief comes back to^his district from day evening Feb. 12th, at the home of Wmbat-FIdd; NaS Jted Wlniw. »L<1 PERSONZD ^1.04. Coan—lilsber: Nd. 3 Mixed, Mrs. Chas. Huffman. toSe. Oaw—Higher; Nn. S Mixed, MXe. • Charley Barlow is in the city. Ry —Quiet; Na 2 Fall. < 3 Pwoviuons There will be a box social in the base­ Klchard Meeeer stopped oyer Sunday, -<’a oeea again. A prk dsU dull al atIW.00. .—LartTentetat ------- -- --------ment of the congregational church In with friends in this city. Balk Meat* ffna al »T.»*S00. terTia* just died Irving, Friday eve. Feb. 16. AH are Mr. A. J. Bowne and wife left yes­ cordially invited to attend. terday for a two month’s trip to New SU.ltltUL . You will mire the best entertainment Orleans and Florida. that has been given in Hastings for Editor Kilbourne, who has been sick monUs by years if you tail to hear the Spanish st his home in Muskegon for some time,, indents at Union hall Monday night. hae returned to his poet of duty on the ST. LDTia. / A splendid time was enjoyed at the Democrat WU1 Mom was in the city Saturday house of P. W. Niskern Wednesday eve­ ning. 3?he dqcM6B widETjGW- WiU is teaching one of tbe most suc­ 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. Special Book Sale! Frederick Hotchkiss I have^on hand several Standard Books, bought for the holidays. I will close them out to you at Bottom Figures! dal there, and thd attendance wail Y*y cessful Khrol* in the county in the large. ” Tint W. C. T V. will give a social on neat Tuesday afternoon, at the residence of Mra. J. H. Bartley on Jefferaon BL Supper served from half past five to sev­ en o’clock. A cordial invitation extend­ er! to everybody. • Mr. Welton tells us that prospects are favorable for the placing of this city on the telephone circuit about the first of April. A few more shares of script yet remain to lie taken, and when these are placed, Hastings will " catch on." ■ The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will meet with Mrs. J. H. Bart­ ley on next Tuesday afternoon at half past t o’clock. This bdng the 7th anni­ versary1 of the organization, the tline will be occupied with interesting excerrises suitable to the occasion. If there are any crusaders from other towns present in Hastings, they are cordially Invited to be present at thia meeting., Mr.C. E. Dudley gave an exhibition of bicycle riding and roller skating al the rink Tuesday, d — l Fully L MO — people witnessed hia ances on both bicycle and skates, and >: A ' on bun Pearce district, Maple Grove. Al. Williams and &L Beamer returned from their southern trip Friday. They report the south as a good enough place to visit but hardly the proper place to locate. John Carveth, of Middlevine, was in this city Friday, and tried on roller fdcatee. He seemed to be attracted to­ ward the floor m readily and gracefully M the average Hastings amateur. Judge Smith was in Kalamazoo Thursday and Friday of last week. He says they are wide awake ,on the rail­ road question in that place, and :<re con­ fident of lifting their end of the load. A large party had made preparations to have a sleighride to NaAvDle Wed­ nesday evening, to visit the home of Miss Leota Wheeler; but the raia inter­ fered. Thursday evenings number de­ termined to go at all hazards, and so went down on the H o’clock train return­ ing the following morning. They hiul .a ven- enjoyable time. as BALT1MOBK. The long winter evenings are upon us. TWMlowiM atory « Md W ■ You can spend them in no way more profita bly than by reading. BOSTON. ed wools pulled 19 >r. Kings ."iew iiiscovcry, iot severe character a* woUw for Ttvpe. It sever tails to effect a lag urcu cum. far five years, and so clheap you cannot help buying i; California •print W®«e; Theron F. Keator. Editor of Ft. Wayne. Ind,. ’."‘2 , threlmw',dra(Kur» wd• tire ud.1 Mite. l*rge Bite |1, Muir tire . ww bUen Mbl a dreuUUm UKan- ’ ' hia when he lifted his hand from the coun­ ter. The woman stepped forward and cried out: “Das ish meine fish,” at tbe same time pointing to the ' counter where the purchase. the world contains When you want reliable boots and Have the books for you, 198,000 School Books! �BONDKAU. [Leadville fCoL) Owoafatol Mr. George Swift, a ranchman in the Bhs toawd to aw Grand valley, told a story this morning Nl*kt—-Tke Guide's Wife. Yet every brood! Wak.Ml CUIHre.—«•*<•« which shows how unenviable is the life ' [Inter Ocean.] Xtaht. of the stock raiser in that wilderness. Gen. Benham was severely censured, [Boston Phjviciafl.] A few days ago Mr. Swift lot his 3-yearhaving once upon a time, because he didn’t go old daughter ride upon his hone, and Four Ito five hours mpal. up to Loop creek, according to orders, afterahe had ridden abont forty rods elapeed since the lat. bUss-a rival • invalids and the delicate should al­ and/cut off Floyd s retreat from Cotton from home he lifted bar off the animal ways eat at bed-time. This seems mountain. People no doubt imagined and told her to run home. On return­ heretical, but it is not. Food of simple that it waa a very easy thing to go up ing about an hour later he found that Should fortmw guide my lance aright kind will induce sleep. Animals after Loop creek, but then the people never the little one had hot reached home, That I may wtonertn ths fight, eating, instinctively sleep. Human be­ had anv experience in that direction. and, going to tbe place where he had Ob, I will guard her teudarly ings become drowsy after a full meat Very early in the first Kanawha cam­ last seen her, he found bear tracks la ■Why? Because blood is solicited to­ paign a strong detachment of troops the sand. A posse was formed, and all ward the stomach to supply the juices made a reoonoissance up Loop creek night was spent in searching for the lost The march commenced at chDd. needed in digestion. Hence the brain valley. J receives less blood than during festing, dark,* and was conducted so quietly RINGS FOR BRIDES. In the morning, as ’ the searchers as to give it* in air of mys ­ become pale and the powers grow were passing a swampy spot where the dormant Sleep therefore ensues. tery. The stream comes into the KanThis is physiological. The sink­ awba through a tittle gap that is very undergrowth was thick, they heard her voice. They called to the little girl to ing sensation in sleeplessness is deceiving. The boys moved along for [New York Jewetar.] a call for food. Wakefulness often a few hundred yards in high spirits. come out of the bushes, but she replied is merely a symptom of hunger. The Then there was a stream to cross. This that the bear would not let her. The writer was called at 2 a. m. to see a wm Loop creek, and shoes and stock­ men then crept through the brush and .no; they vary in price, but the dearset of them would break a comparatively lady who assured him she was dying. ings were taken off, and barefooted the when near the spot heard a splash in poor man. This is the cheapest we The body was warm, the heart doing men waded through the cold water in the water, which the child said waa the have, fourteen carats and not very bear. They found her standing upon honest work. To her indignation he not the best humor. A quick march of ordered buttered bread (hot milk or tea a few hundred yards brought them to a log, extending half-way across tho thick, and it only costs $4. Thb again swamp, and it seemed as though-the would be better) to be eaten at onoe. another barrier of water. This was Obeying, the moribund lady was soon Loop creek. The boys made jokes boar had undertaken to cross the the finest gold used for manufacturing surprised by a return of life, and desire about the '‘loop,” and stripping off swamp on the log, and, being pursued, purposes, twenty-two carats, and costs to sleep. shoes and stockings, waded the stream left the child and got away as rapidly The feeble will be stronger at dawn again. A short walk and there was a as possible. She had received some $15. Seems almost too heavy to wear, if they eat on going to bed. Fourteen halt in front What now? “Thai scratches about the face, arms and legs, doesn't it? But a ring that would gall hours lie between supper and break­ darned old Loop creek again,” said a and her clothes were almost torn wouldn’t be unsuitable to some mar­ fast. By that time the fuel of the body man in front, and then the heaviest frdm her body, but tho bear had not has become expended. Consequently swearers went into action in a very bitten her to hurt her, only the marks riages after all Yea, I sell quite a few of the cheaper ones. You would natur­ of his teeth being found upon her back, the morning toilet fatigues many. Let spirited manner. Ab the men stopped such eat at bed-time and take a glass to take off shoes, a Virginian, acting as where he had taken hold of her clothes ally think that as a man only buys one, to carry her. The child told her or at most two such articles.in tho of warm milk or beef tea before Side, said: MI wouldn’t do it, men. course of his life, he would not mind rising. Increased vigor will result io creek will be in your way all, rescuers that the bear had put herdown spending a tew dollarsoniL Butthat’s occasionally to rest, and would pu ’ Jhis “But tho stomach must rest." True. night." And so it wan. It was crossed Yet when hungry we should eat. thirty-six times before morning, the nose up to bar face, whereupon she according to Bgw they feel, too. “Some men aren't overburdened Does the infant's stomach rest as long men wading recklessly through without would slap him and he would h^ng his -------- head by her side and purr and rub with sentiment. Why, a man bpught a as Ahe adult’s ?The latter eats lees often against her like a eat. ring in September last, haggled over Her father asked her if she had been | the price, and chose one at !^7. Day Walked cold during the night, and she told him before last Sunday he came in and without hunger. Satisfy it, and your- steadily with the advance guard, speak­ the old bear lay beside her and put hia wanted the sixe altered stntight away. He was dressed in mourning and sleep will be sounder. ing only when it was necessary to givo “arms" around her and kept her warm. looked like a. well-to-do clerk. He exDuring the night give wakeful child­ a dgeotijin or whjgi asked a question. Jl believed the little one's story," con­ Slalned that his fint wife had died in ren food. Sleep will ToffbW. The sick He was a tall,'stalwart, self-poised man, cluded Mr. Swift, “for there was evi­ foveffil>er, and he was going to be mar­ should invariably eat daring the night. in tho confidence of the officer com­ dence to proye its truth, and I never This is imperative. At night the deli­ manding the expedition, but-saying lit­ knew her to utter a falsehood. Stranger ried again Christmas dar, and as the ring was ‘hardly worn* he thought ft cate and children may take slowly warm tle to any one else. He carried a squir- than fiction, b it not?” milk, beef tea or oatmeal gruel. Vig­ waa no use buying another! orbus adults may Also oat bread and "Rings are broader and heavier than Wkea » Maa Grew* O1C milk, cold djedf,1 mutton, chieken and TOWW. they were thirty years ago, but as a rule [Ocenhill MogMdna] _______ ____ _ relaxed u bread, raw oysters, alh of course, in | little, and tho purchaser's choice is guided pretty an became more talkative. He When a man grows old, most plaasmoderation. Do not eat if not hungry. I said: ““You will see a fine country ures indeed, properly so called, are much according to how the lady feels Eat if you are. pretty soon. This plateau is fertile, dead to him; and if, in sprite of nature's about it. They say that in England and better than that, it was full of good warning, he will pursue them, his ex­ the thin, old-fashioned ring is coming in again, but in New York, aa I say, Union men a few months since. They the ladies mostly prefer a broad and [Dr. Norman Bridge"' Addrom.) were driven away from home on short The family doctor was a great puzzle notice, and these ’Old Codgers,* as you "her frolio grace Fits Fulke;" hefinda heavy one, and before marriage any­ to me. When we were sorely sick we have been calling the scouts in front, them the mere ghosts of his dead fol­ how a man generally is guided by his longed for his coming, wondered what are men who are returning to their lies. There is nothing, for example, future wife’s inclinations, and every­ detained him, and why hexjid not come homes, or to where their homes were, more pitiable than any pretention" to thing is done according to how ahe faster; when he came he was so kind for the first time for half a year. Ihave, gallantry in an old man; lot him adopt feel* about it” and tender to us, and gave no such de­ or had a young wife up here some place. the role of "heavy father," "benevolent testable doses, and so few of them, When Fort Sumpter waa fired on I had uncle,” or whatever best suits his char­ [Detroit Proe Pram.] and made ns so comfortable and hope­ as cozy a little home an men could wish. acter, but at all events, discard that of ful! ‘ I went on a business trip down the “lover” ODoe for all. The only possi­ As the car stopped at thn Opera houss The nuzzle was how this blessed man Kanawha, and before my return the ble ground for his retaining it would be crossing, several men got in. A lady could be so wicked as ever to have whole valley had been seized by the that his doing so affords amusement to was seated at the front end. She had joined—as be doubtless did—wi A other rebels,and—I haven’t heard from my his fellow-creatures—at tbe expense, on a light wrap, bonnet which covered students of CAstleton and Hanover in wifoainee."_____________ • * \ ' however, of all who wear gray.hairs. only four inches of her head, kid glove*, those blood-curdling scrapes ami expe­ The boys at onoe felt groat interest in There is another pleasure just as in­ and only a bit of lace at her neck. The ditions for raising mate rial for study. the taciturn guide. As daylight came appropriate, but to which old ago is car windows were iced over, and every The doctors had a powerful ally in much more inclined—that of money­ breath spun out half way across the the Vermont housewife. The people . getting. It has been said of it, as of car. had many habits conducive to health were seen in different directions, and whist, that it is tho only pleasure that • “Hanged if laint frozen," said one and helpful in sickness. Our mothers the old mon in front dropped off to be lasts. It may be so—for unfortunately of the men in a big beaver overcoat and did a great great many things to aid welcomed here aud there by screeches I have never been in a position to test fur-lined overshoes. x and assist in a hygienic way. These of delight. The man in whom the boys it—but certainly, to thu looker-on, “Never felt the cold so in’ my life," mothers were, to their everlasting were most interested could hear noth­ nothing can be more contemptible than added another whose clothing must credit, consecrated to the religion of ing from hia home. These people had this puing-up heaps of money upon the have weighed thirty pounds. cleanliness. They balievodinsoap, and not ventured aw»j from their homes at^| verge of the grave. If, os the wit sug­ “Bet you ten to one I’ve frozen my used it; it was soft soap, and of their ail, and they heard nothing. He was gested, one could “begin the next world ears," said a third aa he lifted off his I nearly frantic, and the soldiers, taking with it,” than, indeed, such solicitude seal-skin cap and removed a heavy Up with his feeling, moved forward in would be explicable enough. How tit­ muffler from hia neek. metaphorically. The Vermont house­ long quick strides, thinking little of tle would people then "leave behind wife of spirit was degraded by untidi­ rebels, and much of that "pretty little them!” How small would be the pro­ ing a heavy overcoat muffler, overshoes ness and hated it as ahe did bad morals. wife.” At last a turn into a pleasant bate duties! How rare the bequests to and warm gloves, and yet they "tamped Everything was swept and washed and tittle valley brought them to a pretty missionary enterprise! But since it their feet and blew on their fingers, made wholesome and sweet. tittle cottage nestling among trees in a must all be left, aud that so soon, how and .declared that they were freezing. The doctor never left a house without well-arranged yard. It was as different amazing ia the satisfaction derived from Tho lady satTMuge as calm and serene prescribing medicine; to do so would from the houses that had been passed its increase! There is an idea among and as warm as toast She saw the men have disgraced him in the family. The aa a villa from a log cabin. The guido the biMr sort of wealthy persons that glaring at her. sad wondering why on idea of the doctor was associated with said to the commanding officer, “Thia the more money they can hoard the earth the marrow in her bones didn’t that of medicine-taking—they went to­ is my house,” and he sat down on a more “respected" they are; but as a turn to icicles, but she was not dis­ gether. Sanitary science and hygiene atodc, nervous and trembling. /matter of fact they are the more de- turbed. As the last one settled back The windows were dark, the doora- toted for ite. with a shiver and a groan, she pleas­ qnired years for the people to learn that closed, and there wasn’t a sign of tifo antly asked: their doctors might be (of service to about the premises. The boys stood ‘’Will one' of yap gentleman please them by showing them how' better to , leaning on their guns, panting from the [New York Harald.) open the door? It is hot pnough in eat and drink and live, and avoid 3nick march. Tho guide started up The Paris Figaro gives some interest­ here to fry fish." being sick. So it happened that, le walk, the very picture of despair. ing details respecting a . Frenchman nowithstanding their noble yir- He listened but could hear no sound. named Soulie, who is believed to be the tues and rugged habits, some He tried the door, but it was locked. Tramp life, as actually enjoyed by a Mahdi’s right-hand man, and to have of their practices were the most unhy­ He went to another, but it was bolted taken a leading share in the defeat of man who waa once a business* man ta gienic ,imaginable. They would not on the inside. He turned away, and the Egyptian fordbs under Hiolw Pasha. New York, was described to a Rocky ventilate their bed-room" ; they all ato the soldiers in front were uttering sym­ Sonlie u described aa having haunted Mountain News reporter. The tramp’s pie and hot biscuit and new bread, and pathetic expressions, when from the the cafes and beer shops of the Quartier father, a New York state farmer, sent the so dyspepsia was a common experience. spring-houae on the right dashed a Latin some seven years ego. Ho was boy to New York dty, where he went into Great numbers had it. And let mo beautiful woman, who, without a word, then a young fellow of about 24 years, business. Borne years later the young here testify to the long suffering and threw her arma around the guide's very dark and wiryfc loud in talk, and man married his partner’" wife's sister stoicism of these people. I remember neck. He gave a whooping-cough-like The partner absconded with the firm's exuberant in gesticulation. He was away back in the years, a hundred hag­ screech, raised the woman in his arms, born in Algiers where his familv still means; the tramp that is fell in gard • victims of dyspepsia, and they and shouted, *‘I have found her.” He raddes. In Paris ho attended tho lec­ an actress, and ran away with her; then never murmured; they appeared to re1 said much more, but it waa not heard tures of the School of Mining Engineer­ hi« wife and children died and lus as a matter of course, and were in the uproarious cheers of the soldiers, ing, and studied law; but quiet life did !* «>• *» -ent resigned to their fate—but not one of who swung their hate and waved .flags, not suit him, and he returned to Al­ them would ever resign his pie. forgetting they were on a secret expedi­ giers, where he wrote letters to friends tion, and were not to make any noise. in Paris, breathing a violent hatred to get I job, bit let it, ud Uut> tnm»d The little woman came to the fence, England and the Engl sh, whom hs con­ lo Ibra, .nd tlran rawlnd k> don [Prof. Stoddard to Popular SdroceMonthly.] and the “old flag” was taken to her that ceived to have used Germany as an inmore work, work being to she might kiss it and fold it about her strumeht to crash France. One fine Petroleum, 2V'J Ual: "* d°-'» scene and aek for money; I’re got cloUee. prepsred.is, man inend. I gel ray boerd; nobody get. mixture of his twenty < become of him, when they duddsnly mwhmon. My pbilownbr mately-related c , nothing else beard that he had joined Arabi, to worry; loot fret/ differing volatibty. Some are gaseous, hives of honey, as he Loop creek and escape in this form as the petro­ to give them, and i and moat faleum issues from tho ground, while march was the dark' tiguing of the war. others form the solid paraffine mteBte&to KttrwMi,-aad aMbsoquently The piidd|e. portions of the crude joined the False Prophet, in whose op­ onrry about $10 in my pocket » *mntod from U» mon nd ' erations he is believed to have taken a can't vag a man with HO m s [CtucageTimes.] - • a___ vi volatile compounds by distilleading part. The story may be pure means of sunnori I Some parties in Canada are reported Otioo.ral .!Ur a furth.r prora. of to have invented a machine for cooking romance, b jmriScjtioB tato tk« rarkal w fortt;fiMV» oena. The entire removal of the lighter by electricity- li ooaiduta of a sauce­ ami mor. roUtil. portion., which ar. par. or hot plate so isolated by non­ conductors that tbe bottom forms the —M**t*U» «od Iraain., ia of th. HrwiMoyoomo truoboyaM » dnbL Blu-ux tor it L. inthrnr positive pole of a current. Tbe other ptirane. tfat th. dannr Um. Alone. pole is' attached to a movable point, °h, ran.*1 poTeHjt I kaowtbw to “SL.*” •“> *!»"» or which travels over the under surface of (Inta-Oran I b® at Bran, to, I antU ban Mton to miMd. e«n in .mall proportion »ii|, the pan in circles sufficiently quick not' n^rautatoW., mJ ri.pt UthTLE kwroraw. ihej r,adik emit 1 .»■»!, to ^burn a hole throngb. ‘Some catecy whnh an indammable, and with air were cooked in the apparatus and eaten pattment at Washington is a vonng Ud. And twr.r jrihav. 1 rat, tb<» by the inventor and his family, who are man who was found buried among the bring one .mil. to human Un. n. JS. form an explosive mixture. believed to be the first members of fbo dead on the field of the second Bull on. tM, n. rt f.U (ro““ human race who have eaten food cooked Run. When the burial squad palled "* Mk. One ladv de­ him out from among the dead he was for bitiM speech and harden th. [Texas Siftings.J flavor of electricity found to have a ternole wound in the •Good morning, children,,” said an side, and his left hand was hanging by presence of love a burden, and cause ▲utoin physician, as he three or ‘quite strong." -4_____ a few tendons. These he bit off and mother to «W. thl,t u,. four little children on thaw way to . threw the hand away, gave bin canteen ter rant bra.t fmJn.rm- tew b„rn e n» follow,a, b..., on th. M. off toward the hospital, preferr-^^ to uaent tell you," replied the o,.*kdl'd •rboriooltari.t. bran he crowd, a boy «f 8. U*“: T”. 8,100 m rwi. years. Writer' pro**W th» —T-frill Mt toll me!** exebumed ths EATING ANO SLEEPING. ' IJ *KMUAL TAX JftALX. UP LOOP CREEK. wornrLD M abmtiox VLLLAUX OF mtoduvilu. S*M SAW. ft 04 h •JOSWISOX'M AMHTlux. V1LLAGK OF NASHVlLI H n "Mgof krt » sad u w. p. Apnrrio.N. Aimjvoa Gxxkjml, Died In thi- etrralt etmri for thr ■nbSfoj ■■ ■ kj in- heu rofcraan. i»q. a( In tee court how t. TOWX 4 XORTH OF KAXUK 7 rows i Moirruorxaxex a.wm.-nek » M> » 40 TOWX 2 .XOKTH or nsbrax b t£ IHA.T ut THE .rxux or JHL undH olnrflj* comnw-nctago Detroit Weekly thencee ------ a.'SS'&KE quarter line, Uiencc For One Year! of btvinntnr m ni i For Michigan Readers. 2 *8 Repitoai ii its Political PriKipls, ait Defeted tc tie PikUc IM. Its rariottt TT3 >»£ ’S In our Literary department «r »h*ll fttrnisl* the choicest of read 1 dr matter, both In pnw tnd verse. original and selected. The paprr will be kept pure In character,eh-vated In tone, and ir sympathy with the best moral sentiment The LETTER BOX furnishes in the oourv of n The HEARTH AND HALL provides aa a<i mlrable medium for exchanging views tarn hour subjects. and is especially devoted Id top tea tn which th? ladies are interested. Cm OF HAHTINGA Iota US sad uo agriculturist. and is invaltlsblc to all tiller* < th* soil In Michigan. alf It" art Idea belqt ev nrvMly prepared for them, and espretaH) adapted to their want*?- In short, do effort or ex­ pense will be spared in making The Port and Tribune tbe moat "ttnwti vr. best arranged and mart complete FAMILY NEWSPAPER i»er published In Michigan. c ommencing an fl n of sw corner of lot STS, thence e 4B ft thence nuft.tbencv lot" T» and Tw; lota MB and "10 lot MS and e* of lot No Paper Published io Chicago lot 1070 lot 1177 Cua begin to Compare with The Post and Tri huwv InUie fuUneM and variety irfnew iof kinds, eaprelaDy needed and desired b) the i-c He of Michigan. OR 1LSKWMERE lol 1145 knnw lots 1346, 1347, 134H. 1IUD Kiwi ITAA Tie Prsideiitia] Year of 1884 Is at hand. Repiiklicaaa mutt bestir theimeb •>If their poiiUcul suj>remecy b to be maintainr<i such <%<• lb the State mh! Nation. There lift-ATI d(M; commencing at g point on rec line, a ao-K«) Chain. M J thence n can party aind It" candidate" aa the wale clrcubBottef ‘ i®.w'i chain, to mhctoMi inn imw mim Of Miring tn every earnest repabMean, toaM us work. ItwWMX. Nothing shall be tacklns on our part to btor me FoH and Tribun- IS ONLY IS • 'i'iiiil IS Ths POST «xid TRIBUNE, DtouttWeh �where it is; but it will rest there uxtieft and gloom. Hooker instituted a system those who have not (kme their duty of corps badges and . corps division and nwpond liberally aad quickly. The par­ brigade flags. All the men were com­ ■UKT1XGS. ntlUAT. FEBBVAXY 11W ties who have been ready for a year pelled to wear the badges on their caps, with their money to take hold of the and a brigade or division could be told project will not wait always. There as far as their flag could be seen. Each are too many other projects that do not corps had a different badge, and the ...-------------------------------- / ■lag as this one does for them to delay different divisions were distinguished Corin’' convents one week from next much longer.. by red, white and blue badges on the Monday. The converts who have.recently con­ cap. Hooker-alto conceived the idea of Remember the Spanish Students at nected themselves with theM. E. church moving his amunition on pack muled Union hall Mondajy night. planned and carried out e very neatsur­ instead of in wagons. This plan was Revival meetings will be continued prise on their paster, Rev. Hunsberger. put in operation during the ('hancellorthis week at the Presbyterian church. To the number of over 100 they assem­ ville campaign, and then^ abandoned. Desertions during thezfall and--winter The way of life was mighty uncertain bled at the parsonage, Friday evening, -----------------------—-------------------— to one who had to walk on the icey after services in the church. When the [ »»onths were so numerous as to be paster entered his house, it was to find alarming, and very preceptibly weakensidewalks last week. the ““J'- during the winter PreriDo not forget the teacher’s class in it in possession of these friends. He ! Hastings high school, beginning the was called to the center of the group, dent Lincoln, with his usual large heartwhere a purse containing about *32 was ; edness, offered fuH pardon to all who first Monday in March. presented him. This sum was raised would return and join their commands Several of our-subscribers who had among the new recruits to Methodism before April 1st, 1863. A large num-* promised to bring wood have failed to j l ami came aa their thank-offering to their took advantage of the amnesty come to time. We want the wood. . faithful friend and spiritual adviser. thus offered and returned. I distinctly Steps are being Liken for securing ’ Rev. Hunsberger replied feelingly to the remember two of my regiment who did Prof. Ilamei], the noted elocutionist of presentation remarks and evidenced the "°«and both deserted during the GettysChicago, to give one ot two entertain- fact Xaot that that this token was r<-ceiv«la» burff 8 campaign. A limited number ot received m such '1 bur of meats here some time next month. £ - ' furloughs - from the new found but warm-hearted i — 30 day were granted... during The Hastings Banner. Local News. - TRAINING BLOODHOUNDS. A corrodent « •. P > Th. Ho-Um । «>■>■« gmdanlly sccnsiomed to Um new U ; ' coin. Md MUbbshing them upon « bl°OdhO“dr S^?b*.“w'th.^d,Ul^oXth. £ 'Aber word, fraiglrt oo hnd AU al ‘h~ 'wilw. belong io inap. who h>ro Uuppol th«. tr^^non. ^rt. of th. • aVi” !?"ow' ' , ,. _ . T And these are the bloodhounds I ! hear so much ^o^duHor 11 about? abOUt? ” I 1 remarked to 401! my conductor. “Yes, they are the famous blood­ hounds ; that is, as much bloodhounds as you will find in Texas.. They are simply foxhounds, trained to hunt men.'' ■ “Do you keep them shut up all the time ?’’ “Yes, they would make it lively for ' the boys if thi they got out” “How often do you have occasion to , use them during the year?” “Not more than two or three times. pAnriM. knnu- ^rwwI^hJSia-1 nn whole country hu been flooded with country, and I will venture io say that -to uZoonro. of a few month, aorne of them win be called forit has rained down about *4.000,000 “How do you know that the valises n nas roxnea aown ------ --------------------------------------- ------- ---worth of this base motel, which has belong to tramps?" been made the* object of such iniqm, B®****’ m*ny years' sernee in ton. .^.tion that it. value haa de- the. bnamre., wa locate thing, prewired to alrnoat nothing. by inrtmot. ITia tMjonty of th, rallM. ---------------------------I will never be called for aad will be sold I at auction, for tbe 'reason that the * UNCLE SAM S RAG-BAG. i chances are their aspiring and migrai tory owners have long since been I killed while trying to steal a ride on I the truck of a freight train." Y»rk. “How long is such freight kept in [New York Tun-.] • A red flag waved listlessly in the mist the office before it is sold ?** "We allow it to remain for a year, over the ir(m which guards the entranc« u the arsenal at Seventh and then sell it at auction to the highest and Thirty-fifth street yester- bidder. It is a curious sight to see nm’ t i4-r d»y Th6 stone floor of the what the valises contain, and bow easily * morning. . The stone floor of the Conl.1 vou not dupenw with th. e buildmn in nn-S basement of .the building was in anum- bidders are fooled by the outside ap­ bounds and depend upon your guns? nsual state of disorder. There ware pearance of the valise. Now, vou see “No, indeed; you can not hold con­ piles of gray army overcoats in various that little rusty consumptive fellow off victs with shot-gun*. It is the fear of the stages of decomposition, some well to himself; I will be willing to bet that Fred Barlow took exception to the friends • ______________ of himself and the cause for ■ whiter, and quite a large per cent hounds that keeps them quiet Deser­ worn and much soiled and others nearly the articles it contains are of more value tion' is usclew when recapture is a price list prepared by the meatmarket '। which he labored, labored. 1 ot Hiese never returned, so that the ex- moral certainty, as is the case when new but badly moth-eaten; heaps of than those to be found intide of that Picketing military hats, with dilapidated gilt puffy fat one with the broken handle. men, and improvised a market I of Mis ----------------------------y 1 periment was not repeated. good* hounds are employed.” ' bands, dingy military dress-coats, trous­ Ten chances to cue the latter is stuffed <>wn, selling steak at 12 instead of 16 cts. T,IE Spanish Stvdents.—The style on the Rappahannock during the win­ “Do you have difficulty in properly ! ers and blouses and dry goods boxes with an old shirt and a lot of worthless The entertainment given at Temper-1 prfo™ed by them 1. efceed- ter was one of the pleasantries of camp training your hounds ?" or waste stuff used in filled with empty metallic shells, some rags “Oh,no; that is about the only sport i ingly unique and striking. They play life; and while on duty, though' strictly and oiling a locomotive. bright and brassy and others as green cleaning once hall Saturday evening by the upon mandolins and guitars, and the forbidden, watching our opportunity there is. Here come the puppies. We os several coats of verdigris eonld make If that valise should hspjien to Workingmen’s Temperance club was music thus produced is whollyindeecrib- when officers were absent, wy frequent­ will give them a run and let you see them. They were condemned quarter­ be destroyed in a fire or stolen or lost well attended, and is favorably menhow it is done.” master a stores which were to be sold at and the tramp heard of it, ho would nble. Their training has been ntarvel- ly conversed with the rebel picket and A trusty was sent down the lane and Lioned by those who heard iL send in a claim to the company for *300, ous and every vibration of the strings exchanged coffee for their tobacco. over the fence, through a large field, public auction. Around the equipments there were a score or more junludcaleis and swear that it contained diamond Down with combinations- you can is in such perfect accord that one finds This was effected by making a minia­ on a run for dear life. When and second-hand clothing merchants, rings and other valuables. Very often buy choice sugar-cured “ Picnic ” hams it difficult to believe more than one in­ had accomplished about half who examined the goods with critical I have had tramps come into the of­ ture l>oAt, turning the rudder one side he for H’< eta.; shoulders for 10 cts. and mile, or half hi* circuit, care, digging their canes into tho heaps fice, and show a receipt for an old valise strument Is touched. The most delicate and loaded with coffee, set her afloat a the puppies, three six-months-old dry-salted cured side-pork for 11 cte. per and drawing out garments which were shading is accomplished with a dexter­ down the stream. Boats often landed hounds, were put on his track, and one pound at Stauffer &, Saleabury’s. ity that is simply wonderful, and there safely on the other jjhore and similar started, nosing the ground and yelping looked over with great interest and eight or ten months. He would open it commented upon with rare judgment and take out a comparatively dean It was nor exactly an earthquake in is among the students a magnetic sym­ ones laden with tobacco came to our as they ran. On they kept, over and experience. At 11 o’clock the auc­ ririrt and put a Boiled one in ita place, Hastings last Saturday evening; for pathy which finds complete expression, shore. Toward spring desertions from fences and through stubbles and ditches, tioneer mounted a box of pompons, an and then ask me what it would cost George and Flora at that time sat down, more especially in the weird melodies the rebel army were quite frequent. never texting their noise. Sometimes absurd little article of military orna­ to send the valwe to.,Little Bock. they would run over the trail where mind you they didn’t fall, simply sat of their native land. There is an earn­ The men would swim therl.. mentation which resembles an ampu­ I would state tbe express charge, and river and just* j the trusty had an abrupt turn, but soon tated lamb's tail, mounted on a brass then he would say, ‘Will it cost much down on the skating rink floor. Only estness alx)ut their work and a complete before reaching shore caution Lion tne the pick pick-- i ~~ liJ“ 'tn' iu ets not to shoot, for they had T0?1?. return to the spot where wire handle, and the sale waa begun. htul deserted. more to send it to El Paso?* ‘Yea, a this and nothing more. absorption of what they are accomplishthey lost . the? loat the scent and cautiously feel . There were 11? dress coats, which little more.* ‘If I send it to Santa Fe, • their way until oerteiu they had the The wild sawings in the atmosphere, ing which commends them at once to were offered by the pound. The bids how long will they keep it before it is SAoiik about Gambling. -Th* Banwh“ “>*7 ’°?ld olr T^b were started at 1 eent, aud after a brief sold?* ‘One year? ‘Well, if that’s the the uncertain gait and the falls of the all musicians. It is an intensity of pas-1 ______________________________________ I trusty was a long distance runner, but pedestrians on Tuesday morning gave a sion which is not found among instru-, ner has no hostile feelings toward the but spirited competition the lot was case, just send it to Santa Fe; I’ll be the soft ground made his impromptu sold to Andrew McMahon, a rank there in that time. Here’s your money, plenty of amusement to spectators, mentalists of colder dimes. So that, | proprietors of the gambling dives in track heavy, and he laggeduprumpiu as he — dealer, for 4 cents.' The military hats, im, । sir.' And without another word he Most of the. latter would be reminded aside from the merely mechanical merit I this city. We would gladly favor them proached the end of his run, (evidently ’’ Q[ there were 751, were bought jht will turn and walk out, and you will by the performances of others of their of their performances, they present a , if they would engage in liny respecta- fatigued. ■ for 7| cents each, and were sold to ’W. ‘ never see his gentle face again. If afiy The dogs gained on him rapidly and . S. Kirk, of Philadelphia, who also pv. < >wn mishaps, or missteps. novelty in conception. They fire certain ; lile calling. We da not like their burivr- j. of friends wish ionable — your „— ---------...— a ^fash- -----.. . .:. ... , of lung popularity wherever tiww may neas however. We despise and detest were yelping dose upon him. ' Ho was j chased the entire lot of 053 pompons valise at a low figure, send them around Doctor Babkkr makte this liberal , . v .t ’ ordered to run to a tree or fence ami I for S3. J. W. Frasier, of this city, when we’------have•-----------our auction sale." —1---------it for the harm it works. Ln some of . .. . .. , . . , . . appear.--New York Herald. get out of their way, so they would have • •ffer to those who^uay not wi|ih tobind : bought 1,000 blouses for 15 cents each, these dens the games are conducted in to w find liiin by w the scent. M He ufirst tried themselves to take ten trial treatments. War Sketches. such a manner as to be little if any less to climb a high gate-post, but tl>e dog*, 1 2,000 pounds of shells for 14 oente a They may come to bin office wl^ere he pound, and 1,811 overcoats for 94 j cents with their noses to the ground, were n Winter. -“Fl<htina Joe Houk- than robbery. There may lie a hair­ 1 A man with s leg that hung ns loose , will diagnose their case with deetrlci-1 A K,r* each. splitting difference between knocking upon him almost and forced him to take 'What will you do with the goods from his hip as if it had been a piece of ty, and give them a treatment; if they h't hay rope buttoned a ragged old over­ a iuiui down and stealing his money, .IwlKrmswMon.t^gmth.ywd, . her. 1» lud buBMlI U.. bod ,„rt. M ^4,,, buTeT are not satisfied they drop the -mat- • coat over his humped shoulders and and roping him in as a "sucker" and -u. dog. came ux Uo gate. Thay looked ,.f wju u the o ;cre0.ta and shells ,hoU, pigeon breast. Then he looked up and ter by pllying for services already per­ "I will sell overcoats steeling his money by jugglery with up the gate-jxiet and smelled around a - as — to foreign governments, such Hayti- down Main street with earnest vacuity, formed. Doctor Barker informs us I The mortality of the Army of the cards. We say there „„ TJ w may lie some „„„ fine httle, then withoutdelay foUowed the Liberia. They ore in great apd hopped on his wagon and Liberia. They are in great apd hopped on his good good leg leg to to hi* his wagon "y rtthwem U' <i'l«l the trad direct tothe wagon and duoovered (lemaQcl that this is the first time he has ever rotoiuae duringthe ivinter ot «S iuul for TOQh purposM| ^elIx ’ draw himself painfully up to hi. asked for less than, ten trial treatmeftLs.! ’i>3 was fearful in tbeextrane. As pre their prov, lying panting like a tugwin c i eane j ini j reloaded. Thpae seat The top of tbe wagon was made is me the connuence confidence giuue. game. We ' i j ......................................... . \ worse it ih ne r ’ > , ® r—--—n —■ Tjie JoiirnaLsuggeata JournaLsuggwts that th;ii th«fe there an; are ।j vloukly vioialy indicated X,1E indicated nMUly ofttieregimenti- are to)d that bovs are nllowal to play । *?**■ I looked al the perepinng eon- con-. ,hat ftre ?r«pinng badly ruit<xl toniM>li< chiefly of gunny sacks, aud canted to i-oantf efiicials, republicans too, hrhow I had left home after Hept. 1st. ami from th&ie jrames-that! men piav them, and ' X,ct* ond heart ,T°’? me toT “5 ----------------------r- — - — —for < ’in K | will be sold for-------------------------------------old brass. The blouses - । one ride as■ if it ----------------had about-rmade ■lutj fe^wppre*. gaiuUing here, that tale weredafly .irrlvta* all through ^.Lnev'which .bortl go to their n urMeg^? «? 1 *“!" Prob*bl{ to old .r-----------^ ' n,JI*------,‘t>--------- —:-J *-ST Th?re7^« ----—— •—H----------------- I th,™ IMO the ....... .... Wk„ v„„m the ^^bntlew.^M^i^ We suggest that there are city oftiehds, the fall months and into the winter,’ families. luinuirb. Who h no does uut» nuv not know kjiow tinc . gn-enbackers too whose duty it is tosup- These regimentsh««i hail nnt nothoconw be<xnue inured inured ' ।harm wrought upon the young in anch nrh I pies mas a race wa* aaa considered ceruidered by br them the )Ij ^ ---------v ------------------... I hind ,prw? waa broken and waa tied to waa 1^'....... <i''in’“th7^th comp^~of , The convict preaggita’.Hing In Hastings.! We sug­ to soldier's fare, many fetthem hail left' place*? Ah to the men, we have no! yerv essence of pleasure. connct ^oops. They want goods that the axia with half-unraveled ropes. At­ luxurious homes and were not iwuxl tolj-- - -­ an old blanket in hi* Iixnd and | gest tofrtlist people ought not to expect pity for them; but neither themselven i Bre ciieaP make a &ood display. tached to this ruin of a vehicle a mule alighted on the ground, where the dogs i hardship*, s^uch as, nor nof g^ntjjera - orrfI11 . ifainblers should be allowed ollowwl to steal I fontrht him finrcftlv. maJcincr vicinuH ! ™ ■”» « .P^onUr M tbe was hitched. The wagon by compari­ any of them to move unless public sen­ frugal living "'“"PUI‘1<‘ lo dwes ' ““T? bread from front children children by by gaming. gaming. sprfng. for for him. him. Hirepubedtiiem H. repolsod^om by by Ii ““If uoasera- said son with this beast was a gaudy thing. ^’ .*7’ bread .pHng* timent demands it. The republican t!*W^ Tfiu mule was tied to the broken and a,m| then-the ,intinnH nrp inmn- I .. —.WOBSeTB, associations are nil all luul bud, buffeting them with with tho the ;«««. And thtm-fhe n««rw aMociation. l»«l. '1I hnfTntincr buSoting £li«nt tha lilan^nt bluk.i, jump Mr Kano ... „to militarT c<rap,ni„ or county officials and the goet^jkek city the field hospitals were soon filled to , splided shafts with a maze of knots and with------sick. huneraLs were ..artly j^agtiy liail, if weareoorrwUr are correctly informwl mg mg away awayand andthwarting thwarti Uwa rn mij . u ------------- ... . Iwl,If we Inform,,! .xunp.nim zlor military officials win do their duty when com­ overflowing twists and tangles. The mule stood frequent; wveral sometimes in a day Itow „ parh , ljve into the I manner without burtmg them. IlMlly, । The win b. plaint is made. with his nose within rix inches of the in Hight. When a irrlr.re soldier dire ; tttlnw they are aU situate.) very «>n-1 “* °L “s™ uwd for that purpo^. Tb«.i.abm ground and gave a hollow cough at in­ dEOUHti resa-ved seats at V red Hotch- hfa .. b- ■“-------- '■ -■roor fOT f“‘ hhu bhu tt a gfaaUow shallow venient to the saloons -runaa carrier or .•"‘h «”*' I tervals. Frpm a strap close to his kiss’ for the Spanish Students. The grave. He is wrapped in hte blanket,; (luuuny This is very convenient as a ftnd, holding on with unyieldtag ten- । M,e*.. , . • .v ...I ear a long tassel depended. It had “There isn’t much money in thia sale,” once been red, but was now a concert will occur next Monday even- ] placed upon a stretcher, bearers chosen, time-saver, and enables the parties in (he acityr-ojMLswung round and round with i remarked a veteran dealer, who took dirty pink. “Get up,” said the iug. A committee of our own citizens an escort of six men appointed, who,. quarters to get what they nnm tired. The dogs were then no active part in the bidding, “but 1 man with the boneless leg. tugging at secured this company, and you should with reversed arms, w hile the ftfe and j want in the refreshment fine at little Uk*\b-TA,fnyd‘ *h« convict went , have seen dealers make very, handsome the rope and leather line*. The mule see that they lose no money. The en­ muffled drum furnish a funenU dirg< । troubIe Nights and Sundays thisdmh- ttWV b1*111/I,1'*aaed sport. -*] amounts out of these purchases. A groaned deeply, and painfully started tertainment will be the very best that slowly march to the grave. The hero Is I my bringH from the gafoon its cargo of few years ago there were sold at up at a walk so slow that it would have has been in this dty for yeara. They placed in his rude reeling plat/; some- brain-befogging drink. How apt a the Philadelphia arsenal 10,000 am­ angered the chief mourners at a funeral. [Exchange.) eoine hen* because I compelled to As he walked it was seen that one of The most unfortunate attempt at re­ bulance flagn made of the l brightest times the chaplain offers prayer, the । yOnng roan will'be to grow up with a yellow cloth. They brought 2 c6Q$s each. h» hind legs had been broken at the cancel an engagement at Lansing. escort fires a parting salute, u rude deposition to love good and hate evil producing another’s wit was made by The buyer dyed them green and red knee joint, andlie&Ied so that it bent an Englishman who didn ’ t understand They play in ;Grml Rapids Tuesday headboard is erected to mark the spot. whn vWtg Hucb a Numbers of inward and rabbed against.tbe other at the pun, but judged from the applause and sold them to the Pennsylvania rail­ evening. The press of the country and the soldier j the young are frequenting these places it I was greeted that it must road company for 6 cents each. It only every step. “Who is he? ’ "Oh,itoold with which speak of them in the most flattering cost him 1 cent apiece to havta them Gripp that lives but on the sand*,” an­ •‘Sleeps bls Imn. I sleep; J right in our city—-larger numbers tlian , lie excellent During a dinner at which He has fourlit his last battle. ‘terms. . ' he was a guest a waiter let a boiled colored. But sometimes money is lost. swered a farmer. “He must have a i many suspect. No sound can awake him Not long ago a dealer bought a large wretched life of it." “There you’re off, Next week each member of the Bar­ ________ We shall be told, indeed we have beentongue slip off the plate on which Ae lot of army overcoats for about *1.50 , young fellow. Gripp ia one of the oldTo glory again.” ry A; Eaton Insurance company will Ami thus, among tbe sad pines or no infomed, that it was none of our! was bearing it and it fell or\lho table. each. They are now on sale in this i est and beat citizens—one of the pioThe host at once apologized for the receive a finely printed catalogue con­ sturdy oaks, or upon the plains of -the , business if gambling were carried on mishap as a lapsus linguae (slip of the city for 80 cents apiece. Mr. Frasier neers. I reckon he’s worth half a taining the amended charter, by-laws, sunny south, sleep thousands of patriot here; that it was any man’s right to tongue). The joke was the beet thing would lose on his purchases if he didn't million.1 list of memlierB, with residence, post­ botxxw, who, when their country called. stake ‘ his money, on a game of chance if at the dinner, and our friend concluded know a place out of tho country where Hew te Oet a Mtart !■ Uw Practice. office address and amount of insurance with a noble self-sacrifice, forgetting he wished. Of course it is every man’s to bring it up at hisjown table. He ac­ he can put them."/ [Kentucky State Journal.] ' The originalzc6st of the goods to tbe of each; also a short, history of the com­ tbe comforte of home and putting be­ right to do: so if he pleases—not his cordingly invited his company, and in­ “Well, son; did you get any cases to government was over *30.000, and the day?’asked a father of a eon, •on, who had pany, showing its rapid growth, and hind them every thought but the pr«- right under the law however. We have structed his servant to let fall a roast amount realised was less than *2,500. of beef as he wasbringing it to the ta­ been admitted to the bar about six the financial statement The book was ert'ation of our union, donned the blue, no disposition to hinder any man from ble. When the “accident" occurred be months ago. printed at this office, and was compiled shouldered their muskets and went forfti making a fool of himself if that is his exclaimed, “That's a lapsus lingua." “No, lather ; none yet. I am very [Boston Journal.) to battle for their country, until fell dbby Secretary Rogers, to whose enter­ pleasure. If the parties who played at Nobody laughed, and he said again, “I An artist who waa out sketching in much discouraged." prise is dne the fact that so valuable a ease or some missile of death put an the gaining tables were men who had say that's a lapsus lingua)," still no Bern bounty, California, lost his way, “Perhaps yon don't take the proper one laughed. A screw was loose some­ H d ia his wanderings discovered a method to get cases. You should never Ixiok is In the hands 6f teefl member of formed a habit of gaming we should say where, so he told about the tongue ci e A cliff of lithographic stone, such appear on the streets .without carrying his company. over the country from the northern very little. It would be “ dog-eat-dog ’’ falling, and they did laugh. is is on!/ found in one other place in The most successful journalistic ven­ boundary of Missouri to the sands of then, and we would not be so very par­ j.- vo-W, SoWihofon, Bavnna. The ture in the west for many years is the Florida* from th* rugged bills of Tenp- ticular as to which dog suffered. But ><.*ariaa quarries produce annually Detroit Evening- Journal. It is now sylvania to the lowlands of Louisanta, when these games are open to boys and . 0 cubic varda of lithographic Pere David, for forty years tbs head •. at a cost* of fl.’OW.flOO, and’the only four months old and has a circu- in large national cemeteries,,groups or young men; when t^ey are the means ot tho claque at tbs opera in Pana, and ■ . <>rs n : e quarries sell the in isolated imd unknown places, sleep of fastening upon many of the growing who died a few weeks ago, was born in M t for *10,0 <1,000, er an advance aeru tul to the heroes who died ft>r liberty, and generation loose and spendthrift habits; the year of Marie Antoinette's execution « frosa 100 to 600 every week. II e coat of 9uu per cent, whom we largely ouft for fl* rich na­ it is our right and our duty to speak. than the judge; if you can. That’s WtSrtton» Michigan m^te j.-B TO TBE^AMEIQCAN HOG. lOUt tional bMMMMBM «hjoy today. It is ftp business then, and we propose atmaiiy made 1t > favorite thro] way these fellows who succeed in thus describes his claque operations: BeneatbIMMMMwritoSroa |be plain, so well all do." to make it so. We have called the at­ “Seated in the front row of the pit, hav­ ito state, and no Detroit paper jren wi.^1 s’lLSOTB a mouldering tention of the dtltens to a disgraceful [Nfw York 8m.] . ing a pnft of his forces around him, the field more fully. Itisnow — ~ business that is being carried on in our while the others were placed in the seotablisfied Institution, and no dally in the Each hi hia Or fattened, as tbs case may be— city^ It affects the good name of the Tbe doors of France are closed to tbea. Tbe brews west can point to a like success in the Uuu th. Ant two dratta of place, it affects public morals, it affects >*ime wpsee of time. Ho evening jftper The song bird singing from the trees o ’ er many homes and may reach many more. Must dot incog. publiafa more complete tetitiaphlc rap on the floor meant that the claque on the back of a note addressed to bead, ( i It is an evil easy to be rooted out If uewH, audita market reports are in­ The cock’s shrill clarion or the echoing horn, 1 waa to sonflne itself to a moderate clap­ Longfellow by Charles 8manor, and is . . «- T-. i. No more shall rmsie them from thelA lowly proper action is taken. Can the citizens ping of hands. But when he gave a dorsed by the Detroit Board Of Trade as indorsed “September 28, 1341, 8A) • bed. * x . • 7 afford to have our little city referred to rapid and prolonged movement of rota­ 1 o’clock, morning. Now in bed." The the most reliable and satisfactory ar­ For them no more (lie blazing hearth khall as a place where more gambling places tion to his stick his followers knew that j second shows variations and erasures. rangement of commercial news given For inikhnna th-. “A are tolerated than in any other city of they were to indulge in an outburst of oJ’bS'y housewife ply her evening care; to Michigan readers. enthusiasm, recall the actor on the its size in Michigan; as many as are ever No children run to lisp thelr.slre’s return. stage, and give him an ‘ovation.** Since our last statement to our read­ i four times before decided upon—*A Or climb his knees tbe enAed kiss to share. found in any mining camp of equal size youth who bore a pearl of prior," and ers, which was given on the authority Gen. Hooker hail a brilliant record iw In the west, or any river town on the | “A youth who bore above all price." of one of the local directors of the CM[Cor. New Orleans Timee-Democrat. ] iww uevour, ina Missouri? Can we afford to endure all The inception of the tins “A tear stood a fighter, so much so that he waa uni ­ cago, Kalamazoo & Saginaw, about For a foreigner to learn the names Tbstattotrag. I in his bright blue eye" was “A tear this merely to support a few gamblers ? and value of Mexican coins is almost $200 have been'raised for that road. versally known as “Fighting Joe Hook­ If we can, all right; we have nothing to ' equal to becoming familiar with the We than announced that 813,000 ifaore er.” He proved also to be a man ot say. Organized effort can rid this city of nomenclature of the streets, and this W. C. Prime: After all, the mighty was necessary for Barry county’s pro­ excellent executive and disciplinary dhgri—ihsn e verygambler aden in twenty-four hours. latter is a feat worthy to bo ranked ability, and very soon brought the army forces which move humanity are tho portion. We are happy to say that r------- t___ ,t. /-* Organized effort can compel strict ob­. with the acquisition of the Chinese laaoutwf the deep atough of dependency enough has since been raised to build a servance of the liquor laws which are, guage. Imagine having to enoumber your memory with the following de­ medium colvert over some freshet in which Gen. Burnside, hail left IL also shamefully violated here. Organ­' nominations and their innumerable brook. At the rate subscriptions ate Tbe commissariat soon felt the vigor ized effort can accomplish much more' combinations; A mediocentavo. or half ths h«ai mses of his hand, and we were soon well fed now pouring in, Barry county will be a France and Bis good. It is worth the effort ; let us have‘ cent; a oentavo, or cent; a tiaooPor lj ready with >r *50,000 by 1901. We and well clothed. Hopefulness and cents; a quartilia, or 3 cento: a medio. IL cannot afford to let the matter rest cheerfulness gave place to despondency At �— — WASHINGTON. «>U>a Pita. Pt«.i ST^wera ^sSlappSpriSjg *3.730,000 One of the moet remarkable occurrento*iXyretatToii toSESand ra.»«5 for ; cw ever ____________________ _ _____given to thepublic, which took LWMMs. paper MH. I" *• Eetwnra ------ -z »t the l^tatatur, ot Sew . pjapp here in our midst, has* just come >.™, <7r7>riwntaUrM. tai’ wwion, toor- Italeo. to our knowledge and will undoubtedly JSShOT.irwl »r» tar iSi’iorw. Jai. aq-ta ta«I «MU, pjUUoni were awaken as much surprise and attract as x OWLS AS £ET& great attention, as it aas already in PM»r drantlona. ' VM I_«__ _ newspaper circles. The facts are, brief­ ; Their Wslewstty t* be ■ ly, »foUows: Mr. William A. (?romGr»y s Specific R^j. bie, a young man formerly residing at j [Kew York Son-1 ‘ Birmingham, a suburb of Detroit,1 ami i ever caught to be sold « now Imng at 287 Michigan Avenge in nets for the northern and southern dis­ funeral of Representative Maekey. this ritv, can truthfully say that he ha* j tricts of Illinois. » ' Jam. 3.1.—The senate chamber 1* being : looked into the future world and --- -4 “Yes, occateonallv. The beat way to : yet I 0M>tata KirttaM, ot MW ItaXl wuh^UuS Er . proh.MlS? .Utl» of i, ,o .arpriM lb«n m . “ ' ■ eBfch Cotorada, 1.vo.lunt8«,r*li,t,towric?m^?jY^L liquor law for die territories and th^Dis- returned to this. A represent M -ja hoilow tree B»J» " Graeley relief expedition, and will be as of Colnmb|x am, werB introduced this paper has interviewed hium upon ' signed to thatanty. „„ emDiOyes of the government the tips important subject anil his Dr. Rush, secretary of the National Dis- । waKea withheld'in violation of the eight- ires are given to the fnP tiliers’ association, after spending some la<i rgjitve commercial trav- . time. o-ij He said: • n* th_ tTM4 weeks at Washington, is convinced that no | elerg from license taxes. Mr. Sewell re­ -I had been having most wP^ul‘»r " oijow*i, to protect her | action will be taken ov congrtss on the ported a billbffleur providing regimental j: sensations for a long while. Mv head Ihstin tnpany shallthat be no detatched y M her back aetnuud for tor ]I sensaftotw for a tari book in in tha the midand bill to extend the bonded period on whisky. or company officer shall be detatched for tKa three consecutive years. Mr. fdt dull and heavy; my evedgfit did ♦ anti j, readv with her1 The house committee on banking and more tL.- —kc iv­ presented a a joint joint resolution resolution from from the the not not seem seem so so clear clear as as formerly; formerly; my my appe appe-­ d.le fight anything that | * a resolution declaring in , Coke presented favor1©/F^preservTtlon serration of of the the national national ’ legislature of Texas urging the improve- tite was uncertain and I was unaccount r U.­ - W?eome/ Btowly the stocking de- 1 hanking system,l while not pronouncing meat Of Galveston harbor in the manner ably tire*!. It was an effort to arise in ■ • public debt ‘ " for the perpetuation of the ■ proposed by Captain Eads. A communi­ the' morning and vet 1 could not sleep Icep scends, snd as it touches the bird tbe from the attorney general stated I strong claws and bank are tearing it to I Tbe house committee on public lands cation his clerical force wxs Insufficient to at night. My mouth tasted tmdly. has decided to report a bill to forfeit LA®.- , that had a faint, all-gune sensation in the* pit i pieces The boy pull* on tbe pole, and , supply the papers called for by congress. 000 acres of land between Astoria and , An adjournment to Monday was taken. of my stomach that- food did not satis­ the owl is so busy fighting and spatter­ Portland granted to the Oregon Central Fxb. A—In the senate the chair pre­ fy, while mv hands and feet felt cold ing that it ia at the top and m the boy’s road. . ?* '• > . sented resolutions adopted by the legisla ­ and clammy. I was nervous and irrita­ er ms before it-shall I say tumbtes? Mr. Leedom, *er scant-a:-arms of the ture o< Vhto favoring a tariff for revenue. bouse of representatives, is to be called to Mr. Van Wyck introduced a resolution, ble, and lost all enthusiasm. At times Then the boy has to look out for him­ a strict account tor the expenditure of S-. which was agreed to. providing that no my head would aeem to whirl and my self. If he earapaa with tom clothing I S» In escorting the remains of the late dividends shall be made by the Union Pa- heart palpitate terribly. I ha*I no enerMr. Haskell to Kansas. ambition, CUI. rtfwU CACCpr., sxvus ; ‘aJu,. o—. . ptgv, * , no rtl u 1'1 ll'/u, and I seemed indiffer­ | clfie 1*, w v» . Lanier, a postoflke inspector, who has I and lullthat iua*no uwnew,stock shall £wwta. be Issued C— OT or | pn present and . wtt to L. the prccczt —J thoughtless for “They are usually kept in a parroc fled to South America, defrauded seven Uiortpures mortgages crestod created “ without 'SSI1 leave of con' the future. future. II tried tried to to shake shake the the feeling frelin? : I __ ___ e\f fin. ’nd ImnHww. the southern postmasters ot considerable sums ESJ "v!S<K?reuui^» ''»“<> P««“.h- n»*lf VA’1 would cage,’’ continued the naturalist “AH on the pretense of needing it to follow up mv birds are very tame, and will sub­ diets for taws for their benefli were handed cold or a little malaria. But~it wolud and prosecute criminals. mit to be tM-kkd on the head. and. I TORPID BOWELS, The chief of police at Bnda-Pesth. Hun- in Mr,'Logan presented « protest against not go. I wm determined not to gne suspect, rather like it, though, they look passed along and all rary. has sent circulars to the United the passage of the bill for the relief of up, and so time parsed DISORDERED LIVER, States offering rewards for tiie detection Fltx John Porter- Bills were tevorably the while TI was wxs gHting getting worse. wnrae. It was so solemn all the white that I laugh Pinpit* end Feco Grub*. of the men who recently stole from the l^ura Tuv?s »bout time thM 1 notif * d £ h * ‘ **■ “ that I notired Mum! be­ outright sometime-* at the notion of .'ocrthsof Blotches. Boll*. Tumor*. Tet­ postoffice steps an iron ehest containing Ebur in government workshops and to ’ gun to bloat fearfulh . My *' imbi* were toying with a thing that hw eyes like ter. Honor*. Bolt Rheum. 240.000 florins. saucer* and seems to be perpetually Scold Hood. Boro*. ItereurAl Tbe bin prepared by the recent national pay wages for legal holidays. Bills were swollen so that by pressing my lingers bankrupt convention at Washington L, introduced to enable the people of Dakota I upon them deep impresBions would be meditating on the infinite. Their tam Distant*. Femolo Weakao** . about to be reported to the senate, with to form a constitution, to provide artificial । niaiie> jjy face aLso N-gnn to enlarge, pars vary.. The European horned owl ond Irregularities. Dittinet*. limbs tor ex-eoidlers, to erect a public ( until 1 could scarcely but Sew changes, by the jndieiary subcom seta np a fierce hissing, snapping, and Loo* of Appetite. Jnaadice. building at Tyler, Texas, and to prevent of UIV eves. One of mv frtemls mitsee, and the house committee has near AOectiens ot the Liver. Indi y adVPr‘ U|d«« nbing mv hppearanre at that tiuu-.' barking noise when first captured, or ly agreed upon'a similar measure. The testion. Biliunsaees, Dyspep­ >>OT^4liy. when provoked «itb a stick. Representative Belmont has proposed a in the territories. sia end Gene At Debility. American great horned owl !Kirks like ■BBA fee use of a remedy thii: w-u CtrecUy resolution directing the judiciary commit­ HOUSE. I but I should like to kno« what." In oat fee Liver. Asaldvormcdici:. TCTTB tee to report whether congress has the Jax. -rd».-—The house passed a resolution, | -------------------------this condition I pM-s-d .several weeks uf a dog. and. when it leta itaelf loose, HUfebav* no equal. Their; action o«t» power to regulao* commerce with foreign - --------------—----- -------------- - , gets to l»e a uoisanc * m tiie honae. for U.wV.nj of r*f Pennsylvania, r*aunuuivinit the nrentlv " rat—jsanf ffktn is aMn prompt; rvri-.oria? nations by Imposing federal inspection offered by Mr. Hopkins uie greatest grt.-airsi agony,uguu} afl imparities through tnese w.rt-i •* kxt—— laws on American pork destined for ex- .t for the appointment of a special speci.il eommitcommit- | “Finallv. S. night, the it can hallo with a lond hoo-hoo-h>M>-e, Finally, one Saturday rosni. mwa m, ftw’i. »-*x st. portation, and wM whether * may not ‘ 1 *tee ’* of* five’ members u . to Investigate ... .. pmwwuu, C.aer any state the 1 misery culininatKL Nature could m­ and can imitate to perfection the require the inspection and martins of hog charge made by ex-Speaker Keifer that H. I dure no more. I t>ecam»- Irrational and screams and gurglings of a chok­ ;* correspondent a^ttempt>-d product by state officers. ,। y. Boynton,- -----------------r--..--------, ----------r- nasaes or griptag oor hitertsn. Cold *weat ing or drowning person. The screech Mr. Denny. American consul general , in a corrupt manner to uifluence hta action appurently insensible. r wack and are a perfect jl Mr. ..Kelfej Keifer gathered on my forehead: my eye* l»e- owl is easily tamed and is gentl*at Shanghai, is said to have received per- , on the MeGarrahan claim. >OTJ TO MALARIA. L; be eeed x Irstcrfr which he had canie glazed arid my throat rattled. ----------- I :fjje Acadian owl is thr only kind of emptory orders from Washington to rent written.to [t was resolved seemed to lie in another »ru an office building owned by George H. written tn the tha offender, offender. If uni'* owl in this country which wander* into that the funeral of C, W. M. Mackey be with other surroundings. I L . .. -------------------------U11L| wero cities. It ia caught occaaionally in old ing of what occurred around me. al­ belfries or in deserted or unoccupied MMHvuwwu adulteration of cme home. Ropresentatlre Sprlnxer ______ Ihreetan,ta IntroXe.:. rtaoleUo. oil- sugar, <wr. to » bridge brtdje ___________ tae Mississippi Mtato _ the at St though I have since learned it was conhouses. It is seeking for mice. It •v*nt the Intermarriage intermarriage of I sidered as death by those who atood by. a Paul, to prevent ing for all the papers in the ease. whites and negroes In the rDistrict of n waM to me a quiet state, and yet one “ '****H** nf The house committee on pu bhe lands by Colombia, to secure the stability of the £ and is commonly known as tbe *8awunanimous vote agreed to report a bill de­ paper currency, and to purchase additional of great agony. I was hrlpkm, hope- - - - 1. On that account it is ob­ tu claring forfeited the lands which have ground for the erection of a public build- less and death was my only companion.' •“« °"‘TheA barred. owl been granted to the Oregon A California m g at Galvestoo. (_□ I remember trj ing to .-*ee what was )jectionable as a pet and California and Oregon railroads, ex­ Jam. 30.—The house voted to enlarge beyond me, but the mist before my eyes found in the southern ala tea makes o » cept 5,000,000 acres which have been pat­ sound like was too greet. I tried to reason.)>ut I-----4,:v * “an “ affected laugh. *• TIt » te the powers of the committee investigating ented. The two grants embrace about 5,000,two acres, estimated to be worth 1150 affaire at Hot Springs, Arkansas. Bills had lost all power. I felt that it waa called the bnffoon of the wood*. Some were reported to establish a bureau of ani ­ or 94 per acre. The terms of the respect­ death, and realized how terrible it was. people keep it in their houses to catch mal industry, to retire H. J. Hunt with At last the strain upon my mind gave ive grants expired July L Is80■ Can ba so^ m rvwy fsnUly. (h-r-. mice." the rank of major genend, *------- ----------Members of congress are receiving a »<» “Can owls learn tricks?" second-class maj^r matter two i * Arrw cento per way and all was a blank. How long this continued I do not-----------know,----but _at to^l^rateaSne pound, making further anc appropriations for j---------------------------------mskins- farther “Yea, some simple one*, like eating J2dttanP to^rrarr i public buildings at Erie and Council Bluffs i last I realized the presence of my JTSStah’t ter‘n2w?tw^^fLn?“hSu^rt and ^vide that no territory shall ap- friervls and recognized mv mother. I oat of your hand, seizing the end of a ^bUe^“SE? ta. I re£-' I .-arth; but ™ not rope in yonr hand and letting you swing copyright would legalize a monopoly of *ta eonneis. The obseaute^of certain. 1gradually regained conscious- them around in a circle, coming to you at the sound of their name, climbing uil ™»u?Sw monowlln m3» lteT- t>T’' II"«U'T •“» SlHppen. , I found that ni) friend, hail during the balustrade in your hall, or juriaping through a-hoop. The solemn air they odious and tyrannical than some that now ■ Jam. SL—The houseadnpted a resolution Imy unconsciousness, been giving me a while makes them exist, against which public sentiment is : asking the secretary of tbe interior to ex- , preparation I had never taken before, carry all the • rery strong. Protest* have been received plain by what authority 1W.U» acres of • and the next day - under the influence of- amusing. ’ 'suae ai^t. a---- a — - - -_________ t - . from several of the ellles of Illinois and . land were certified the state of K*aras -thia-treatment, "the bloating began to neighboring States. ■ for the benefit nf of thn the Atchison. At^n!«zm Topeka iatw*Ita rChicago Tribune.) and Santa Fe road. The bill forfeiting | disappear and from that time on I stead­ Senator Cameron’s bill to enable the lands granted to the Texas and Pacific ily improved, until to-day I am fc* well Mias Emma Stratum, of New York people of Dakota to form a constituti -i, railroad company was passed by a vote of as ever before in my life, have no traces prescribes the manner of the election uf A messace from the- president I of the terrible acute Bright.’s disease, city, writes a letter from Seville de­ delegate!*. Tbe delegates are to meet at SOTtol. •cribin« we tiie government cigar factory whk h nn mp-, w. and ecnvtng ~~ nMHv kiHpd ”— -• all .« tbe CivpiLol on the 1st of December, 1884, was received, transmitting the report of I| which ’ ewF Qnntn 7fVl fduet l/rnrr aad proceed to frame A constitution, the proposed state to embrace the whole or Gernwmy and France. XXX4 S* Mfe I-WMX7X( nre, Ul r, the Kiurui Ilia, brought uiuujim , - - - . ---- .-------® . 1I neris remedy that such portion of the territory as the eon ven- ' me to lifeafter I was virtunlh in anothcigarettes, all talking as tion may decide; the delegates to be ap- ' Pxb. 1.—The house, by a vote of IS to ; er world." ’ loud as they want to: 100 girls in the portioned among the counties as folate.-,: I 78, passed the bill f<«r the relief of Fltx NOTA CUBE ALL, “You have hail an unusual experience next room doing tbe same; and on the A bill was introduced to Each county organized prior to election John —— -Potter. renMival of house employes I Mr. Crombie,” said the writer who had next floor 3,000 women as close as ear­ shall elect one delegate and one additional ' prohibit Use frwhneM mc delegate for every eizht hundred votes 1 during ’ stion, except for cause. Con­ i lieen breathlessly listening to to the j dines in a box, in a single room, making cast at the last general election tor dele- ference *-»•»— committees were appointed on tbe | cigars, some having their babies with ' special Indian appropri.tlluu aad the Gree- 1 recital. gates to congress. *■¥«*, 1 think I have," was thr reply, them not a month old, and dooa lying About the most interesting topic now Is iy relief scheme. . Th.«™B4-re i FxB. 4.—In the hnuse, the oath of office i - and it has Iwn a valuable lesson u> c th« the action of Secretary Chandler in refus­ npTS5%«T<«>a al each table ing u> appoint either ot four men deslg- was administered to Mr. Hammond, who me. I am certain, though, there are >nd the nrted by tne eivii service commission to has been ill since eongreas convened. Mr. | thousands ot mej. ami women at thb. lhrM on MARK fill a vacancy in the navy department it Houk offered a resolution directing the । very moment who have the same ailmi U is admitted on all sides that Chandler had committee on education to inquire Into the . mem which came so near killing me. deliberately taken advantage of this op­ working of agricultural colleges aided by and they do not know it. I believe —-*jve 1 “I children B shoes, socks, and portunity to show his contempt or the land grants. Bills were Introduced— to .I — • ■ ----------------—J*<------- .- — •< - ------ o -.-------th* .most decerffi civil service law,audespecially of the com­ punish officers of the United States for tbe , kidney„ dimMe ’ a i b* Thera were stone jars of water here K H‘»T< H»V: in the world. It comes like mission. the rules of which he has alwavs Illegal use of money az elections; author- trouble thief at night. It has no certain symp-1 “d there for drilling, and the air waa v» considered illegal and unconsritudonaL Of Izing a survey of the passes be tween-the •*-<-* -♦ course the secretary did not officially an­ affluents of the upper Missouri and Colum­ toms, but seems to attack each one dif- • “rifling, and the buxz of conversation nounce his refusal to be governed by the bia rivers; to prevent the sale of certain ferently. It la quiet, treacherous, and ■.j onl 7 broken by dilapidated, the wail of and the babies, dangerous. It is killing The floor was it waa | H civil service law, nor dM,l>e formally de­ Pacific railroads before tbe United States all the moret’-----------w* * * -------------- “ cline to make the appointments from the bonds and. Interest shall hava been fully more people, to-day. than any other | possible for an incautious visitor tn tall vZ? paid ; for an export tax on eotton ; to de ­ four names recommended bv the commis­ it. If I had the power I i through. Two other side aDartmimta ■ drakw DaodStoii. BsrenDarUta c^’ Good, Friday a legal holiday: approappro­ one complaint. If I had the power I j through. Two other suie apartmenta sion. He simply Informed the commission clare “ 0 th —)c1i---------^lteTeA ol-fh‘e— the ‘ Lid? W°UW WBrn thF entlrP W°rW ? 100 feet 1<W <er® 60111 *ith that tbe examination of those certified priating »!•i'^fS urge them to remove it from the laborers. The factory conmunro IQl“did not show a sufficient degree of gener­ river; and1 for the relief of the Lady al intelligence” to warrant him In assign­ Franklin bay expedition. Mr. Sponger system before it is too late." rwi j. of t-u. —.’ .a day, a__ anc^em000 pounds tobacco ing any of them to a position In the navy presented a memorial from New Mexico ’ One of the membera of the firm of making grave charges against Chief Jus ­ ploya over 5,000 persons, who receive department. tice Samuel B. AxteL • Whitehead & Mitchell, proprietors of 60 cents a day for twelve hours’ work BwautiTi: ffc, BOWnj, TUX PUBLIC DKBT. the Birmingham Eccentric, paid u fra­ The matron at each table gets her pay FOhElGN. । The reduction in the public debt for ternal visit to his office yesterday, and January is nearly SlZ,00U,u», and for the It Is rumored In London that tbe British in the course of conversation Mr. Crom­ from tiie women ahe commands. Tho seven months over iGVOO’.OOO, against fleet in the Mediterranean has been ordered girls and the superintendents had very >«k«nr*> Th—.Kmw-,• ’"• I bie’s name was mentioned. 928,000,COO for January. 18 3. and 156,000,­ to Alexandria. “I knew about his Bicknese,” said the little manners. 000 for theaeven motitfi» ending with that it nraar*. Estab:i'-4>^ The RuMinn government fans refused month. *1 hia shows a Cd I ing off in surplus permission for the erection of a monument editor, .and his story of recover). I had revenue for the past seven '-months of let. try*. his obituary all in type and announced about f3),00n.coo, an average monthly loss Tbe meant ..I, Io Scotland blew down in the Eccentric that he could’ not live of about M, 00.000. should the reduction until the next issue. It wm certainly that-has prevailed during the preceding too, 000 tree. within a radlae «t tan miles DXTBOFT. MJCH. a most wonderful case.” spven months be maintained at tbe name .boot Ayr’What complaint did ha die of?" rate for tbe remaining five months of the Bev, A. R. Bartlett, formerly pastor The police of Vienna hare compiled a fiscal ysar the surplus would not exceed list at romlcnen who am to be expelled of the M. E. ehurch, at Birmingham, and now of Schoolcraft, Mich., in rebelow that of the preceding year. The aggregate of tbe tatqreU-beariug debt “Mr. W. A. Crombie Wfe a member snows no material rehuc.loa compered of my congregation at the time of his mckpewi. The prayers of the church left?" and in were requested for him oc two differ­ ■nred*" ent occasions. I was with |im the day accrued to date, it will be found that constant persecution and aaoaull he was reported by his physicians as i flsrurei show an increase of $16,000,000 dying, and I consider his secovery al­ most a miracta.** the Soudan, bearing a large sum of money Not one person in a million ever aad absolutely without protection. . S& labor has ordered favorable reporta as fol­ Samuel Baker insists that Gordon Is aetu- cornea so near death as did Mr. Crombie lows: Oil Mr. Logan’s joint re*olstton pro­ and then recover, but the men and oolorx. Altar waking kH a »uS viding for the payment per dlara of govThree Loudon theaters have been piaoed women who are drifting toward the h, <ant bom, and xtood it ia tu coraX' ernt laborers for certain holidays, when same end, are legion. To note the clerks and other salaried employes are so at the disposal of Mary Anderson at the paid: <m Mr. Blair’s Mil to aatabllsh a bu- terahratlon of her enrarement. Patti has slightest symptoms, to realize their in­ Pwtantly it elimUd dove uxl envUJ rean of stallsties of labor in Hie Interior been offered £LOCO a night for a concert significance and to meet them in time ■Bd.rth.U^ H.UduSS2SS by the remedy, which has l>een shown with * trowa aoaU. department; on Mr. Blair’s bill to fix load tour through England and Scotland. An English firm which controls steam­ to be moot efficient, is a dnty from • workmen, and luechaniea employed by the । boat iratfie on the Nile has been ask I by which there can be no escape. They Dna gavanreeat of tee United States; on Mr.: the British gorerununt to have every P. T. B.mtuu ia a rtookboldw ia two Georges bill to protect employes, servants, , steamer and sailing v.«oel ready to take are fortunate who do this; they are on Mwing maebino rompaaiea; on, three eta. fit provides that any oatpinye of a tnx>ps and stores to upper E%ypl and bring fee sure road to death who neglect it railroad, steamboat or other vcsmiI, shall awny the refugees from Khartoum. netrepaper., two ol which arc if . store works start op Moadaj with tall be entitled from hli* employer or master to Ca> tain Austin, an American marksman Br dgaport; about lour bnodrad Kw— damans for any Injury he may sustain In , Is giving exliiuItluiM of hisskill In Great ▼. WILMAMta ca O.t MLWMMS*- ***nnmerou aaaaat loU. aad a — Britain. At Leicester iw twice shot at a potato frottt the head of his daughter, but Catarrh beared by causingdiycMFge•andrle*n.v ranch. H. ha. 1,000 lota ia Itarar A employer or fellow-employes. No i bmldmg owned by him in New York at the third attempc Hie ball plowed the wgnlattaiof the employer, and no PV- him a rental of <66,QQQ. £r; ■ent between him aud an employe Apply into WMtrtls with tlw- finger. exempt tbe employer from the f TUTT’S PILLS Bitters MERMOTT’S AGENTS^n Reflecting Safety tap 5 MANDRAKE PILLS, w F(hops&Malt ‘Tbitters _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ j^S FREE! BLE SELF-CURE I Tin ran rrou t trnnmn jr^SM^KiPATENTS SAW Gl'MMIM ru Irt Stain mtin tot Stoci fttaMBtaatT’MirQ. B! TEN IHUUSANO shadows OONGHESBfONAU SENATE. Six hundred and fifty bottle erf wine, bought in different parts of Paris b»« been .n«lrad .1 th, muniein.1 i.C Farms in Michigan par. in only sixty come. IT. V � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-02-15.pdf fc02057200519fee106bfc032a4ce3e3 PDF Text Text G The Hastings Banner RATINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY 15, 1884. VOL. XXVIII. NO. 43. The Hastings Banner. County News. Hastings. BUiuiy Co.. Mich.. PRAIRIEVILLE. ' Mrs. Moore, an evangelist, preached iz i“ h“Re au,Uen«; to «>e M. E. church, L_. Lv JK. last She holds holds meetings meetintm at last evening. evening. She at the Log school house east of here this SUH8CRIPTION RATES: week. r advance 11.00 per year; Il paid within Six Mr. Pope, the Baptist minister, has •wutto, 81.25 per year; If not paid until ex­ piration of year. 81.M. Subscriber* ’out­ returned to his home, it being nndecidside of Barty Co., 81.25 per year, in| ed. as yet whether be returns here. The property owned by Wm. Scudder, has been purchased by Mr. Hasen, and A4IVEKTI81NG RATES: Column per yearmiqp <x> his family I* established in their new . Extra charge furgpecbii poritions. home. An oyster sapper was given at the JOB PRINTING. ‘tepeciri pride is felt in Uic Job Printing Do- residence of M. Doster a week since, by partmentof the Bax a ria. Everything in tlie satire office is new; and with the latest fares of the Baptist 'society, the net proceeds type, the most approved patterns of machinery, and competent workmen employed, enables the amounting to 813.60. BANhER to do flnitx-lass iob work. Mrs. Doster received quite a^severe M 4 RW A T I -1 Ahlij ALL 1 & V Perry Pearce, has Iwught the Brigg’s I Saturday evening a party of Nwmdm farm, 'consideration $1^00. i were out. with the intention of giving Bovs; you can find the. gl<n e* by ' the public a treat, and of course expert­ ,; ' 2.-L that -.. ten cents. t bringing Johnson , ing applause; but they ware disnwtingwish tn take J ly surprised with a show tr of old Ixwte 1 Whv Whr did /Hrl Close Palmer wlull the ink along? and shoes, decayed apple* ami old cigar Elmer Moore says he likes to skate, [ boxes in line-of boquets, or even smites but when he’wants pounding he will I of 'approval. The next time the people set himself up for a striking machine in [are favored by music from m»rh takat. preference to putting nn the roller “ ‘ ‘ * just inform us of the * fact. |. Mr. and Mra. J. L. Stevens visited skates. " ‘ their daughter. Mrs. Albert Bullis, in WOODLAND. | the vicinity of Battle Creak, last Saturday and SundayJohn Iluzeltine is quite sick. .I iwij n-j Owners of telephones ore not decided I Mre Willis Humphrey spent a coupic whether they are a nuisanse or'hot. -last week - at Olivet, visiting her of days Chas. Collins and wife have returned niece, Edith Bullis, who is attending from Indiana, and are preparing to take college at that place. a trip up north. Mr. Matthews and family, of Hast­ A series of revival meetings are in ings spent Saturday and Sunday, with progress at fixe Holmes M. E. church. his daughters, Mrs. Henry Stevens and A purty of horse buyers from the east Miss Belle Matthews. were in town last week. Farmers The social hdd at Geo. Clark’s was FREEPORT. valued their good horses too high to largely attended, consequently thej From tin* Herald. suit the buyers. ’ Ven few sales were Ransom Wolcott is counted with the cleared about >10. Proceeds applied oc ' the Congregational society. made in consequence. sick. , Weather prophets are quiet now. Ad early spring is just what we all Mrs. Teehnor, of Bedford, visited Jier want. • A new post olHee ha» l«en established sjater Mrs raril last week, Jacob Smelcher has been quite sick the two miles north and three west of this jjr gm, Dean, of Battle village, named Gerkey. Dennis Haskell. (iwk spent , [ew [bl»js lastdays week PJts^ week. few tastwith week with _ and -----*.. Ur. Mrs. .... Seth — Pratt. Mrs. Lidia Allerding, ef Carlton, is postmaster; mail three times a week; her parents, j T J the head of the- route to l»e at Wood-1 gerously ill. The M. E. Social at Chas. Clark’s to­ Michael Roush is preparing to build a land. morrow night. L. Parrott'^having received a good new house next summer. The Lacey “Cooper” want to sell out Mr. A. C. Clemens* many friends will offer from the Canada Pacific IL IL Co., and go west. What’s up “Pete?” be glad to learn that he is rapidly con­ is preparing to go to Manitoba. Boys, did you not know that the 8. Haight, having purchased a furni­ Lacey girls “had. eyes of their own?” valescing. ? ture establishment at Saranac, is movAirs. Wm. Gugerty, a resident of r • . . Why need you ask ? You must rememBowne township, fractured her right ing to that town. His business at this ber you were out of your plac**; it is place Perry l<np year. a nu last Sunday. I___ will "1 *lie conducted . . . b? ~ Leonard Earl, of Buffalo, N. Y., b More sickness prevails here at pres- Stowell. ent than at any previous time during1 The Cunningham difficulty has at visiting is uncle, Wellington Jewell. the past two yeart. i length been rettted—the contestants Miss Sybil Wooley,, who has been Miss Ella Rosa, of Grand Haven, is ; getting about an equal share of the making an extended visit among friends spending a few weeks with the Misses I little property left after paying expensin New York, returned home las? Mon­ es of two or three years litigatioril The day. We all welcome you home, Sybil Seger of this place. . .■Thomas Lecce, aged two years, whose trouble was submitted to arbitrators, NEIGHBORING EXCHANGES parents reside in Campbell, died of scar­ who were Jesse Jordan, W. H. Lee and Mr. Alden: their decision meets with ( harlotte rcpuMIcm. let fever the Gth. J Within the last few years four Mk£Mr. Jacob Roush goes to Ohio to-day general approval. IVoodtand has been and is now widely postmasters have suffered losses by to settle up some heirship property in known as a temperance town, not that flre thirty have suffered by burglars. the interest of his wife. •A Ihviy blaze started in the house ; all the inhabitants are strict teetotalers | Tjje departments has recently adjusted . girl of three years. In 1881 he moved | to Nashville ami has since lived, by reason of his ill health, a very retired Ufe. rHis life has been spent . ■ almost flu* persistent rwiruitftnnfr application nnv>1<MHAn of ..f Lodge, J. O. G. T. installed the tollow­ wholly: in the his energies to his own affairs. He ing officers: Wm. Bradlev, W. (\ T.; Mrs. J. W. never identified himself with any of the Briggs, W. V. T.; Chas. Bradley, W..&; secret organizations or with the church: Irving Tower, W. O. G.; T. Demer- he was always regarded by his neigh­ esque, W. M.; Joseph Burpee, W. F. 8.: bors and acquaintances as a candid and I. M. B. Giltaspie, W. C.; Burt Arm­ upright man, having been called upon strong. W. A. S.; Lillie Giltaspie, W. D. to act as administrator upon the estates M.; The lodge now numbers 60 mem- of some of his deceased neighbors; he liers and is in very flourishing condi­ was frequently consulted in matters tion. requiring good judgment and candid consideration. While, by nature, he Nashville. was retiring, yet his family ties were Mrs. J. Austin visited old friends in strong and he was warmly esteemed town last week. and loved by them. The time of his „ Wm. Atkinson shook *«««*» hands «>«* with his funeral has not at this writing lieen de­ many acquaintances here this week. cided. Miss Lrr, Lee, of VVuudiuuu, Woodland, visited Kh« vtaiitd Mr. | Elder Cummings founc^ the school । house locked Sunday evening, hence j no services. i At their last meeting, Barlow Lake hurt by falling on the ice last week. < t kment Smith. PHiur T. Cou;rove. She is unable to sit up but a short time.' IL Lee’s and Mr. S. 8. Ingpraon’s famJudge ot Probate. Prosecuting Attorney. ;■ Mr. Harvey Williams also got a liad j ilies fora few days. ^MITII A COLG ROVE. ■; Mrs. Samuel Robinson, who has lietn Lawyers. ------------------------------------—.r., . Dr. Socket has a severe attack of in- ■ visiting relatives at Bangor, Mich., was (Offices over R. K. Grant's store.) fla”“tion of the eyes. .ailed noroe by n telegnSn announcing ; rotnpUy looked after. Mpneylo loan"on real John Perkins is in Ohio for a time. rhe death of her father. estate. j Dr. McLeay Is spending a short time | The candy store has had, under the Lovai. E. Knapfkx . . c. B. Vanakman. j in Canada. j management of W. A. Dunlap, a stormy nappen anarman Mike Doster has lieen in Grand Hap- career; after getting matters arranged Lawyers. (Over HaKtlngs National Bank.) , the past week. witli hi# wife, he sold out' to 'James > Will Murphy was [OHN CARVETII. . in town last week, j Gregory who will run the establish­ •* Attorney at Law, j Wm. Scudder, of Hastings, made our ' ment in a less sensational manner. K WHOLE NO: 1491. , ■ village a short call during the' past A citizen of Nashville returning 1 week. home <tn last Thursday night discovered ' A Httli- tatb) girl at Will Packard’s • Lawyer. James Moore’s blacksmith shop, locat­ i.Ovrr S|iau)dlng'.H dry goods store. * house. ed in the southern part of the town, Will attend promptly to all business in all was on Are. The fire was in the wood < ,»jrts. Charges reasonable. Delton. shop. , He aroused Mr. Moore after a I' Fine weather and nice sleighing. E. KEN ASTON, while and then broke in and threw the Mr. J. R. Bush is drawing wheat to ’ Attorney at Law. (Over J. 8. Goodyear & Co.‘« store.) Kalamazoo on a contract of 96 cts. per wood that was on fire out anil extin­ guished the flames. .-'racUces Id all courts of pic Rate. CoUcctions bushel. promptly attending to. B. H. Hoag has sold his black team The farmers in this vicinity have got d W. LOWRY, their icehouses full of splendid ice, and to eastern parties and is now deeirous V. Oculist and Eurist. of purchasing another. are crowing over the amount of ice­ Office at residence or Holloways’ drag store.) M. R. Champbell, of Ontario, made cream they can eat next summer. QACKETT AeBUTLER, Quite a number of persons around his brothers, W. S. and James, a visit O . 'Pysicians and. Surgeons, i * here have invested in lotteries, and it recently. < Prairieville, Mlcb.) A couple of our citizens, old enough is fun to hear them tell what they are Ari eaUs, night or day, promptly attended. going to do with the money they arc to know lietter, came to blows the other R. TIMMERMAN. day over a business matter. • Homa'pathic Physician & Surgeon, going to draw. Mr. George McCrodan apd family ;| The G. A. R. boys are preparing an (First door east of Hollownys' drug store. > A good occupied by John Norman last Sstur- however: but the citizens will not allow the account* of all of them in a liatch. spent the Sabliath in Kalamazoo with ; entertainment for the 22n<l. a saloon there in thewere town, notEaeven a good R. Wm. JONES. day - night. Slight damage. ------Out Of the number three | Frank Weller, foreman in the paint • t*nie existed. Dentist. Benj. Barrett, such ijarmi, a Michigan jnicnigun Central central '[ moral U1U““ saloon, ° “v** as was ”*>r’ started here jon county p. mj»’ whose losses were as i shop jof the Kalamazoo Wagon Co. . , Nashville has raised the required All work pronijitly attended to. L.-LlL-e LL, -7 2 i ^. follows: Eaton Rapids, 8165; VermontEldyn Reynolds, feeling J'lUUU proud Ul of | | amonnt and will soon be in telephonic employee, is visiting his brother-in-law, ■ once by a certain church deacon^ r-kL’I'flDU C.I1D L'CC X.Mr. ’ll- LIUJ II Iltry UVIIV’, ltA~llll££ |kE\ OKh <x 1 KLbhi. ; hi« ochmii nnd wiahiniF te irix-i* thpm «n!‘'omrounication with the rest of her Mr. John Brown of Carlton, this week. । the question is agitating some people v|He, 81W; Olivet, 822 all by burglars U l*hysicians and. Surgeons. I us,*h®” an‘‘to™ Mr. John McConnell, of Bowne. who are always attending to other peo- The The postmasters postmasters are are therefore therefore rd»reim(Freeport Mich.) • a sleigh ride, provided himself with a , slHyer towns. leavtfl for Buffalo this week, to be ah- pie’s business, and can’t let enterprising | |Mireed fOr the loww. . Crib, promptly attended io. i team and big sleigh, and <dl hands met ' Several of our citizens were at Hast­ sent some time on a business and i people alone: Have we a saloon where | Robert Reed imbilied too much fire­ ; at the school house, and after all were |in^ on Saturdaj- to attend the session T IITTQQITT T i,u WAV sjcuwi uuunc, auu <uava «m nuc I ” ' ■ ’ ' , .. ‘I “anient” is retailed by the drink? wat(.r< Monday, and while attempting ---------- trip. I . T . . wtfafiu-torlv lonrind thev start™! for °f thc county board of school in- I pleasure JL. Real Estate, Loan and Insurance. _.lfl ,^xuea 1 neJ Ior .j u,ww,,tlirM , Teacher BIi ( । Teacher Bhtes jinforms us that the j The evidence is against the supposition;! to through the fence, across the east ! --------Milon------------------------WaldortTs to-xpend the---evening, Spectors. ■ Over Julius RuMeli's dry goods store.) «-----------*” । The Spanisli Students attracted A. S. district school closes on Saturday, Feb. for the town loan! claim they have of Lovett street, got caught by the Money loaned on good farm .teeurity at lowest and where a good time was had. l****A amj near]y choked. He w» re»trrent rates. . qerips . nf*meetinira - areKffoinir to be , Foote and wife, J. Osmun and wife, Dr. | 23d- Appropriate dosing exercises are ! never approved a retail liquor dealer’s ; :1beta north of Surber *nd wife. C. Gta^w and being arnmged runi the attendance attends of bond. . « b«Log”h^ . . how? . nn,i wif*. (' tL. niniumw in.ilieinc iirriinffetl and The revenue collector for thj« । and jailed, and next morning yy ELTON & CROOK . deaired.1 district has iasued no such license. The flned w and (XWtsbT Justice Grew. ’ here in the Axtell.dbttrict, a woman la w^e’ <>™» “"d wife, F. T. I patents Is earneatly Art1 .igenta for the WatertoiZi Insimuic A portion of nruyiuu Brayton cc & vnim Childs mill- solution of the question is now sup- j \ charlotte is reaching out for another ie Watertown Insurance Co. r . . . .. „ , Boise, II. A. Durkee, Emmet Evarts, Ajiurwuuvi They write policies on a mao's inaa'i- property against ; to conduct the ser\ ices. wow* The ' pose<l to la* al>)ut thiszfuct: People fad- ndiroad. Here’s hoping .she/"k'ill-~not out Ct.nziov Sunday night, -----------------------------------Onr uiin Mr E. c Grilley ' Rev. A. Livermore, Miss Belle Truman , ‘tarn went wm by tire, lightning or wind ; against a inau-’M Ufe by death and accident. it VemuSitville iUwk. Wh,. break occurred near the flume end no ing to get the l«nxine where there u I is fixing to go to Hastings the 18th., as • and Miss Hattie Foote, to Hastings on none to l>e tool, obtain It at the neigh, Is tnj, not ,niltlng th. hand that grinding can be done until the damage pOOK A SHELDON. Monday evening. I one of the jurors. Ixiring towns, and lieing of u very yoU y The funeral of Mrs. Beebe whs at­ is repaired. It is not known as yet (UOreinAWnw.mwMlMUw.Mkb.. I Mr. F. A. Blmkman has hire.1 a man tended from the residence of hsr son, Whether the flume is undenninded suf- thoughtful and generous disposition, Hove the only act of Aimtmct Books in Barry by the year. He is to board himself ticiwJWy to cause its removal. If such don’t drink it until they arrive again at ,"we11 Jo*inu‘L A. Beelx?, on Sunday afternoon. < onnty. _________ _______ an(j j? js flxjng up his tenant house. thia village, in order to treat their lew A Gnmd luan rt«,uU» e“'«w The funeral of Mrs. Howell took Should lie the case, however, the mill A. FOOTE, M. J)., । Mr. Harry Waldorff has been enpngfortunate romradw and enjov them- ‘ ‘ft111 woodehneka in hU <ellar with one Physician and Surgeon, j ed to teach another month in the same place from the Congregational church Will not do any more business before aelvea in a comfortable room. Of : t"P- * u»«- Twaa a tag day for warm m ciuirHuuy. ...... weather. The break was caused on Wednesday. . fOAce cast ride Main st., Nashville,Mich.) place where he taught this winter, oouraeaoine people are mean enough ; ^bodchueka. (Feb. 2nd.) oral we gueaa a The verdict of the coroner's jury in , by the frost heaving the ground. If the residence next door north Wolcott House. .. ■»».. * i|:rfM. tl tr. r»tnm logger day for stories. Al! dalls promptly attended too. day or night. ! Mr. F. C. McAllister^A to return the case of the sudden death of Mr. T. min compelled to remain idle for any not to accept thia theory and pendat in About twenty Grand Rapids Knights 1CWFPH WNirwt"^------------------------ ifr0Tn Masscchusetts some time next * length of time, the loss to the owners making uncharitable remaps. Blaisdell was from natural causes. j of Pythias are preparing to attend the J '- ’ X / Veternary Surgeon. I inonth> havlpK a Report of the higher department of and the community at large will be very Mrs. Dewitt C. Dickerson fell and ’•Sttpreme Lodge of the uniform rank at (Residence. Rutland, near Yeckley school house.) serious. Mr. Brayton says he would school district No. 4, of Woodland: ORANGEVILLE. broke the smaller bone of her arm at ! New Orleans in March, and some of the Will attend all calls for services night or day. | ALGEBRA. Mr. Editor, please allow me to say I the rink Tuesday. Dr. Barber was the have freely given S500 to have prevail­ ('bargra reasonable. I Kalamazoo and Muskegon Knights ex­ Claas A. -Claud Carpenter 100, Geo.! ed the break. E. F. Brows, M. D. W. P. Poiaizmi b, M. I). heartily endorse your sentiments con­ attending surgyn. pect to join them. Carpenter 100.' cerning saloons and gambling institu­ BS. BROWN & POLIIEMUS, Work has been commenced oh. the - . On Tuesday morning our citizens were ARITHMETIC. ' HioroRT Corners. Homcepathic Physicians & Surgeons. tions. Go on in the good work. “Here's staltled by the announcement of th£ Class A.--Bertha Judd 52, Emma buildings to be put up by Messrs. Bar­ Mr. Joseph C. Bishop and Miss Chgis(Office over Julius Russell's store. Main 81.) my heart and here’s my hand.” I wish Cooper 100, Lottie Colestor k 95. Mina ber, Snyder and the postoffice company. death of Mr. Thomas Blaisdell, which tiancy, a niece of ex-Senator Christtan- « Calls answered from the office al all hours of « .. -jj Emma The buildings will be put up on a solid the day or night. Dr. I'olbrnuis will give special we had an editor in our town. took place at his home in Nashville im­ cy, were married at the residence of the । attention to diseases of the Eye and Ear. er 100, Geo. , Mr. W. Creffiiy, of Plainwell, called on mediately upon arising in the morning brides Office hours—u to 12 a. m.; “ wiura’ sister mnu'i in Monroe otuuiucw Co., ., in ui this vnis state, »vuie, ■ ^irpcnter l^Jaudwig 100. Frank row of piles, and will be of briek. W© ; Orangeville friends lost week. Mr. C. regret being obliged to say that Mt. Lee from heart disease. He had been feel­ on Jan. 28n1. otir best wishes Joseph. *Mc. ur9^ _ 1 is always met with a glad welcome is putting his building up with wood. ing udusually well for some time, M^rted by; m.rt.ul line j whenever he comes here. although his heart trouble prevented evening last week, Mr. Bradlfey Thomp- tfolme»87, Elmer McArthur M2, John VernuntvlUe Hswk. Otto Ellis is here visiting his two him from active exercise. Upon awak­ son and Mrs. Marietta Thompson, all of Leedy 82, Charles Yank 90. Grand Bapidi Division. A year ago Jake Summers, merchant children, who live at D. W. Wing’A ening. he spoke a word with his wife Hickory Corners. The gooKwishes of iter 80. Ida at Cheater station, bought and paid D. Mrs. Peter Hoffmaster, of Battle 72, 90. Minnie fw.m.nnnitv are »rr> with thu hmnrvv , Goddard tiouasra /z, Mabel MaCtaud Dei uevier w, and then arose, and sat on the bed; sud­ the commun^y with this.,happy Wpoderiieh Rough 96, WlUie H. Crittenden for some saw logs. On \ Creek, came on the Ohio & Michigan denly he fell over on the floor and ex-- couple once more. ■— - *— ■­ Wednesday of this week, when Suredole 80, ”DuviDo Holly 80, ■— Eddie railroad last Saturday p. m., stopped off pired. Mr. Blaisdell ‘was bdrn. in Mrs. Walter Snyder is lying danger- [' McArthur 86, WUHe Miller 80. mere was driving into the field after at Neiley’s, where friends met her and Geneva, Cuyuga Co., N. Y., April 12, ously ill with little hopes of recovery. them he was met 1# Crittendon who for­ j vmGKT. ST*T1OX9. brought her here—I think the first ar­ 1815, and was 68 years and 10 months ' -Mrs. George Bedeman and family CldM A.-Bertha Judd 75, Lottie bid him going after them. Dispute fol­ rival on our new road. started for Kansas lost Sunday night. Colestock 88, Mina Crowell 70 Lizzie lowed, when Crittenden drew a revol­ He re­ A lecture at the church, last Sunday old at the time of his death. 91, Emma Grozinger 84 Ctaud ceived a common school education. At Chhs. Cadwallader is about to buy the Spindler Carpenter 87, Geo. Carpenter 97. Ludwig ver and commenced firing. Summers ‘fraud Rapids Lr evening, Subject: Plain Talk ou Tem­ the age of twenty-two,and |n the year farm of Bert Bradley. If sale is made Bizer 75, Frank McArthur 88, Belle threw up his prms as if to ward off the Middleville perance. * ’ 1837 he came to Michigan, stopping at Mr. Bradley talks of going to Oregon Williams 71, Charlee Yank 88. shot and received two shots in his arm. Only two more weeks of school, Plymouth, Wayne Co. He had already to settle. GEOGRAPHY. Summers ran towards him, knocked the which closes with an exhibition. learned the miller’s trade and was en­ Died, Mr. John Thompson in Fa^o, Class A. Jtartha Judd 95, Emma pistol from his hand, and then pretieedCuttty tipped over; horse ran away; gaged in that business for three years. Dakota, n pioneer of this town. His Cooper 81, GroCarppnter 91, Claud Cas- ed to chastise hta murderous assailant, smashed said cutter all to pieces; own­ In 1840 he returned to New York and Irody was sent here on Friday for inter- ~nter W.i Lottie Colestock 96,. ‘m, Mina ei but was taken, off by a by-stander. A Detroit. er following after; fell down; got up; married Miss Alice Hall, and in 1846 he ment} Spindler 83, Emma Grozinger 92, Lud- few hours later CYittendon was taken w SfWARiI fell again. returned to Michigan, and settled on a The icy roads make lots of business I wig Bizer 88, Walter Holmes 50, Frank care of by the sheriff, and lodged in Ml. Eugene Youngs and wife, of Char­ McArthur 93 farm in Castleton, where he continued for our blacksmiths at present. Whether sane or insane Crittenden is too . r 11 TLottie okll.. Carper qu lotte, visited her father, Stephen Nichols. Stations. Mall. Class B.88, 1/.I..I Mabel to1 live until 1881. He was not bom Frank Rorabeck slipped down at the Bevier 54, Anna Eastman 88. Geo. dangerous to run at targe. Mr. L. A. Nichols started kis new with a silver spoon in his mouth, and Corners one day last week and broke Spindler 88, Minnie Wonderlich 89, On last Tuesday evening the “ finale ” I sawmill the 11th. ( hence had to hew and work his way in his little finger. ■ Willie Cole 88, Claud Hough 80, Duvilto in Prince-Deuel affair, was settled. aS Detroit Holly 78, Eddie McArthur 60, Elmer BOWENS MILLS. the world; his farm was heavily tim ­ Harry Williams likewise fell and re­ 12.2B The parties took their stand at a few JaeluM»n........ Baton Rapids. ; j-ennte nu« rcvutuxxi Jennie xioiiuoi Holmes has returue from a bered; but, possessed of great strength ceived internal injuries, and is con­ McArthur 81, Willie Miller K, Charles minutes to seven, and engaged in a huidYank 85. I vtaltito her sister, Mrs. Healey, of and endurance, he went resolutely at fined to his bed. to-hand (and heart-to-heart > encounter. GRAMMAR. KSmntiU . work and soon found himself in posses­ Miss Lizzie Whitby closed dosed her school ctasa A.-Bertha A. -Bertha Judd ~ 93, ” Emma Class ------- Rev. Holler, of Nnffivi|le,actii< referee, ’ Mrs. Whitcomb, of .Plainwell, is visit- sion of a beautiful farm, splendid build­ in Dist. No. 3 Friday night. From all Cooper IM. Mina Crowell 93. Lizzie decided that Prince had won—the Dento.» j ing her daughter, M^t. William Mauley. ings, and a sufficient competency for a accounts the school has been a succeM. Spindler 87, Emma Groringer 89 Claud ei. 5*1 nifw there are - two souls with Carpenter 98, Geo. Carpenter 98, Ludwig but a single thought ; two hearts that J The G. A. R. boys have received their man of his frugal habits. 'His first KrtdiTintJ r ” CtaM *'B.—Ixittie Cwrpentar K>, hta lieat as one.” ' j guns, and they feel much more like sokl- wife, Alice, died in the year 1861 leav­ Midiiicviiic, Mich. W. NISKERN, F A K I B Night m®N KVMdX> VOA rix g ExprxM | 1 RICHIGtN CEITRAL MILRQAD ‘' “ "'.ns. . . Sl-' iers in consequence. Tsr a Petoskey; B B tlDTABD, ing four children, three of whom survive G- A. R. box social Saturday evening him: Hannah Robinson, of Nashville; of thia we«k. All are invited. Inelud- Polly Kuhlman, of Canton, Ohio; and i ed in the invitation i» the requret to Dewitt Blaisdell, of Battle Creek. In I ikrev" 1 bring along tS> cent* each. 1865 Mr. B. married Miss Charlotte? 'jnre. A lyceura each Monday night, at the Burdick, she dying in 1869. He then —- Bobbin* school house, where Young married Mrs. Phemie Gillis, who died in America doe* the eagle act in good 1878. In 1879 he married Miss Bertha style. The Wetatters hawnt all died D. Bock who survives him and by [elphenrtine, druggirt. whom he had one child, Bertha, a little Washington. D.C. ManUon ttia ]»(«•• V* 7? Goo. IVarrc u nick. I Goddard 70, Mabel Bev Party at Mr. Darling’s Thursday Eastman 90, Geo. Sf ‘ night. Spindler 100, Minnie Mia* May Potter ia oonvaleang. i JKJ? Anna K tauI Pete I’eudill ha* returned from Wash- McArthur' 70. Elmar McArthur Th, ington Territory. i WUHe Miller 70, Charles Yank 80. Mias Eva Batts teaches in Dis. No. 1, D. W. mDT. >»cher. the coming summer. This is Mtas Bates* IdLCOnr. second term in that district. ,We con-: Query: Why is it some psojie have gratutate her over her success. such Inapprectation of mttste’ Last Bellevue has two cornet Grand �THE TWO QUA1 nto^awsaad m-terty «mM Wfr*-.*** »,*■*?» rva jnrgsmisd m a pabfat -rsflsansy. _ Eserr m* I*-’- ww: rip* <» tas t** tewnor- t end£ «fcw-» -*'K® *ad<aad s*td gatoer t«r<her a jt ep?® kui«b to wad. to »**d tear* ad to -erwa tatteHy *<*«“= Emu •V* forwatan tta*. jd 'litautoi she afflzeus vsotm: *Mtn»a " afitearmswiT T&»* eszeefiaos safemSe awe .ufowtL •Tsfcad* fattLsaduflcs” u»saa xafe% ar a afosr Inn .iufk-aifr- ifa2ter.3?r —4an35«r«»£ bsnr. <5« b-urV-'r fe-.wrls m£ wiintfka ir-.m ss'-eiy eafo ' TEL' xpcnmtd tanet d si* -iBsifi torf ftnrjOM wutnst jAfitry rlrcnesfor dvwu -T®wr lib? L'«t, the P'-eSt ihf- jg«z visi rxr*a jff&w xari ■tatgontg eggs-” .SBbntts" arix-r iteruw” Jctsui routed fran; Id* -jiffinsai: - tnn .renmwsy iitwf i* jpeurti iss rweEhig touz in- leL’d t^urxinn-jn* xp..uKxne. t&insM; zt ysiau*. tad wxikm T<6«rt>n:i*»4 wjih .prjzlc*' Jxmaxts j»PSCTMd tc- Ui* «edean z;»d, t pws&iufc. to xiEtgSrt WMlherviwi Hi tfcewwd. Str “ Ta* daagerwnii to li* arot fcua-* Asd w^isa d*£ he wrt ? r^sMied xari vptu> tbe juispnJdejw «.' -Jbe ssjc^afk ca a fixs. rwidin £, hulfaed aa tfe ssarpfe Mtuttla. k» kefcs rvenued watib tnxni. itpwd ts rr>aJ, the ;<HBthM port JeAbh * * * And 'hepec^ie tiuxzai 'Gtory aa*i t»c®or ua me iatM&rtau JaSav! He Em ««»> •c£ed >* in •»-• adbd a, >-.• * great ■ttn-w, he hM r*4s«*hwi rvish has tvir jxe- pxry, wiiet h ’ -wm’Ut tXan >rtey n?/' Bt-antral Usxt itfae l d -•itt y»iW>. xxwe frw >4cr d r-jM*, aa4 p?ue?' T-u* Ito* ‘.’jr'-.’Ki Lend wito 4 «•»**•, fiat with pair . ... ter.-v *2J i2t* 1 Ani<*’ X'.*e .urt" H*e.-and *gteiy tet foe di-tos* I wmm: '-±>m MeOwy»» Kesfryfoam. M SSL I- ;The fcsfi XUBE wi»9 nx« emihMealiery shall <be- AB tosh thesr ntnta under dwrens, and far dm* Unia fve xuortal B«srs earn, we Ml scat Uftaaaag no mb addnsn. When St v» <mm I kwered the patoci which -Co-L WuflerK~-33:i'/ he- soaL !iar > ssor-ed here ia*htr dhttwaa ai yem St* u« lie a*fc y-*« * lavcr.’ ’Ij'j» gsA^hi <bw4cu* st» I suud, 3*c U' be .;rc.Ix«^ al -r.axnesy. H« weial oil *CcL usxh. we have beta, here nearly .ex V/ars i-’orcue w* wafcirui » stay rather thn? he shot. d s&m eererre-ity 4*er iapp*^ AJ3U1.. we Mi yet this—'.^jcoC_ v.-Lic'rr. ja-r ja.’>r.- -~cci< iurKx»4»f»rr sass je-bsfo '.^ st. McCeetry’h •, TGew Ytafc J wm1T Amr.’sg the w|—Wishrfhmiss et the Vtadsor theatre wm Chswtasn Joh»^cry. Fnlx wm a lag-Xewrfn—illar d. a grens pet r» the HsrtMat hotel, sexi hefto*d» tb-AXr'. He wa* in >crr» with hsa BbMter s dangl-ter. httfe Julia, 4 years M. They wear always toprthtr- The dag dkpt at tie at Irr bsi by sisht as 1 wm mj-tct «-t d Im aagbt. He Mved her iiie twine bwdore the desarartr. a of hue* droin^d o£- Coa*y rsr-*—-*; kad aS Lera for Fritt fxtlie JcEs ssx<©e&sly rxx ost to nser* sb toroctou wave. '.Tb* <l-jf saw *.he kb htih • unei tad dashed after her. brtojr^g Ler to UM ielcr* Sbe rending WM-e U< ier id. Agtto <th* ■okS-J « ** r * r^i'ed to a grws < Lal to t« taken to a dim* rwia Fritz w«.i *k*g “*• Tie boy r^zeMWslv dropped to* child kefore to* feet d falfoptour Third iz was ixkeu tker*. x&d the a* rtw «3-aet-e*r bone* Fritz bonded ax to»» '.rsek bekween the hce*e* a»! T-k» grwB JxUa aa»-l to* ritmd »m stalercd free: ________ d Xxn-rayae as ettH-sery fce, anil «V whrde d it ’goes to VraBce. daaw^r by a rciStastac5o w'.&dftr tfcea taxi Fnu wm Tzjk -o-.flee pla&V am. raufed frcea seed* ,a,i tmxdpvMsted an a year xsd a mated Don m a MtalMB <4 the •all frws. nzcweritn into tbt sad Jeikxrtoc fasxlly tLac m a depeedent. Met *zx n:.an. It tubes three yeari sod *v id aaeali at th* adkst* toLie to for tj«»» to bear jray. szA they «b- thetasfez-rvotk will thee.'. He edold torw tobssr ?.«esiei *-.d beexer. uB at do everytl-tox trsS talk and E«*e > knife Use age <4 'Ji' ’flan they are as faZl and fork. Ul»e* the cry of “Fin** sgrai.-xtk- I: i-*e4wees Febrsfiartled tirf lower e®d <*f the Bowery's jsry xad* May. and ami bears oo- trarukewt u-i r^plar poy«tou»= * tnesjeki toftaiy. podk tie o$4fe* ■otretedlr, In tix xht srT*c feerrie*. a.-- 1 :xxi_g only the sad Mr. JoEMteu * -laag^ter nt* aS* th* b*-rr*» are ne~ azz^d tli tree to btafcMZX sgsBL TLe- fr--j is :*d. ?<,<<.* iike a spou father >&<i aotb-r. and cLerr? jkA tea* two kernels- A osthus* -• na*d to Irradk the rsd tixa* from- tie kernel TEci the gujeasy by flte nm-koforv The pansts ker&'l f si*L*rt sn itn&i waler, dried to Mardatd torougB al! the graup* that stoed arstzad viewing the soer.- wilts tost nwe that l-Joxl r»d fiat->es. f.-utgwl By ton iXOi'. 2^ 5.!x-.Ur4. - J 146 ;n ix/Tee d' a aqeterj *.-jI al * Ice ven** evej-anta' "‘Tidt Ml'fi/l Fut+rf, t ; i pKX»4»-\ ■ • IGkrf d «W “Sow witat doyoa.tbink of tha*. F ‘■Bit 1 1«dy y-x:/ cried Jihum, -too** are xej ost» *«t-r«e»! J .iici wia *£*x:g the cT/*d -vbca I was mni.ng tfosr bebrartl them, and ha» rrpsated :»*ic with a few trifling whieh after ail. ar* so FBpr r*'*at«rt ’ "Ah' now 1 roevjgaize yoc. * ’ ' 300 are rrplwd the utter, •ito froswtag J ros's. . “You art either Mvioos or a bjrx-khrad. Benoftect vonrsdL ssbmbte yoath, wifo what sajb .unity spake JsEm: Wfow/ PlwzbaB sriM«. then vMtohea n>gM7 Cotnpar* nmr nonsenae with it: AroBo artees nd fodn th* argfetf ’Yes, b it not exactly the Binse*’ began Juniw" oatfee cMtdt -*tse dotrr very rtTeh ll» efflipris7t» toiersnta of frc«E litxz iL Mnieo iad nJ- . ■• <H»a P.’aj»-.«r. < js®-] • In the irnsaecae viaeyard ci Gar. Sutafoid at Visa there are at preM<3t, jlf>.Ojv aezet plant'd (ia grap* vi3M <4 'LServ x4 t*c5*4ie», the- yreater portioc of frlieL xre yoonx. and tu y*.i hav»t»c4 'taetne. The old Gcrke vineyard- which Iofie* -the Bacsews, eo*.»-r» a «pace of *e« eoty*five acres: to_ this IJDG.: acre* of j'ziag vines sere added is !S*i, and 1,300 nrms is 1*053. ILey a.’* all very thrifty. and form a beautiful sight wbre viewed from any ■drrrctiou. Tbe irrigation of thi* vineyard b, perhsp', the most complete'in the world. At regular mterrak through tfaevineyud ammes are cot winds are footy feet tn width: throagh them SVW Mm are run irrigating ditdbee, with a * * - -— ---- 1 Tv. «-■--«- nh.taimttaatkn.U.^.lL irtlui. hu U~m <* tte Uble. ri«l.: ■ate «J>. ,b4 U0 SU»d *U Uw t™,. TW mam wby they m kept OUxl >> baroamhettao not driok Iran them. Ho bee. oratrdmg to o trieoal wlmm be kUn teemed Umt be meet eat eet? tittle o»4 ei«»m eatirelj from warn ■adlMaen. Meara, turn npbautiom gjfrgyj M___ 1 —1 Im* SI.-mm -1—- saloon i* to be oper:* d just around the 'comer from my office, *ad I.will drop to there and get a little free lanrh-” -Well.- Mid hb wife, while a wave of fear swept across her face, 'be earaful Mt to get bort in the rush.' ; ekia and IsyM «gg there, und then iJora.r.-rMr large bolm m lb. t«t. -----=■----------- •— ' a*j the treaesr-ee o< the L'r^«p« Losi-ctaL who -t a ktn-iiog dc«o». aad j£aa ’toes, not wimew* poj •‘31* *KLt .-..h. tbU s^-5 u« u> W erf m«.v' H.tcrc« aaJeasTbnio^a to psni« erto gyren liany thca*rd»<4 dosian U to it —that a>«*Cy I have ssfocai Children' _ a eert uD c«4x*ider_______________ wtey. xb say will, but left to lb«n aa totoreit to ray share -«f the Urge pn-nts '4 |te Barraa-L. uutoL *how a* lets it atosll be to exiMcure I have done tnsi fvr wweral ^<hrr tos«uti.asv but wed for. mt «. seetarac gremtoh ’ 3 -Oh. I do© t ju.c«. 3Luiix.« ■ I axr »r...ared myself tyarff wl tank over aha*. I h*Ve expetaled zrren away. I bar# xa>»lc a good ’ot<ide of aty show .bciinew**. in rwal -.O3«ide Mrtakp. ssnrh <4 d Wre is Braigepor: I built bsih up op Es*x Exa Bndgcpoet, Bralgcport, whwh. not saafcy years ag>>. »w* all fan toe poik-J-jiz* had “Oh. save n.y Jzlin" cratdtLeLe-xrt*-ek fxtbrr. wfesle the smother lay I-uiAtag le1/» arzJa. **To9 lafe noirr~ “.ud the fjearewt pciieexjLE: •“wbev.-tM dare to roter Uji fipiue*.' The officer sinitt truly; no tee wcvld. The heat waawMndnra- iLe ias>k tova the && the fiaase* !i?Mei «ptb _____________ lity-ra li rough * the Atry tkalhmy enree a Aoeaethtog ox to=r > -gx bold­ ing in ins sonlii a «en*e;e&> xacuethXsg ecae. It v* Fritz bearing Julxx. How lit dog optnei the Lwd-r'.oen door will newer be koo v=. Bet be brought the child aafely through death to her father, who wm now weeping fot; joy. When *x dr<>pped Li» bundle gently at CM feet the wm alne and «< a the dog insalo the I at hxia with ex­ . Frose the other side, ___ toward which FriU tamed Io dew, darted another prJicrwn, bent oo wxne kind <4 mimou. The dog aaw that he wm bnaii « and Ast there wm no eaeapa froos bring dubbed to gray*headed man who had wvorheard the eocnvMtioB stepped toward thennfortnnate r«H. ^d his Mod on fafo ibcNudev and said: Joaius! row re pentad What yen had eosapowd out ef «aeoo Ttas one certainly repented bortngad words, still Im hit upon the right ■OMwit; hence hit snrreei. Yocr tad, and when the fold b ueven fotersbeting ditdbes are amde. In some cases it has been necewsary to coctstroei ftones to carry the water <rrar lower ImmIs. A fouoe MOO feet kmg hM been bniit to carry wafer orer the alfalfa fold*. BmHm the 10.000 sctm planted in rines, thegorertor <^ji* 10JXK) acres more that he has lately neqaired by potMltv for er*r as lu,-----------— -— y— to* w& *sd I /-a** teft a !»4 r-4 flOtUVO b mserve fo the kn»I< <4 the -* - vdi b prt> is anr e.:oic*usat ----------- - ------------------ il tom b nM eB>rgU they cs* the® go <xl sol to* Mtste to -j.-ske t^e -I* * onarm of arr-.xuti *u 1 cnltel a say ferscctM plyccba, who j an aBoywta, had bn pwt into the jsrs ia a healed state, an apertara left for the steam to eneape, and then dialed with wax. The hint wm taken a»l the next rear caarnngfmM wm mtrodneed ia the United Staten, the proem being idea tiral with America who can tomatoes asd peaeben do not realize that they are indebted for toMbri to a people <bo were liter­ ally tabes hut a few years after Chrbt. There« nothing new ander the sun.' CmmI 0,-^-^- —“ • • people of _____ So. BrtMoJ*—. cJ., mao an koo., -AlMirCfcwm,’L« Aogrie, ' «d Hu Dun aaa Bee Har^-in CaSeojSJ: thoMBsaod* toon«-I< of d<>Har» worth >f valu­ able lam!. vuh th* *x.-eileQt reralt o4 eaaumg the bxJJjxc op al htu>drrds of bowcw all x.oat the_i. sod the. perann*nt «tat>U*^tiw2t of « Aosrtto: g ud .7:J . ^-g .. rtti rxk i jtMTiUKi*. DAHOMAS ECLECTRIC "In largely toiely f-. r the pnblicKgx>ad. have time m the ccnne c-!?ac Barnum sjx>k«- vith manifest .-•ftse'.a^ce. “I think.- Ke Mid. - that it :♦ s a a beeping thieg in use to recap.tnhde wh.u xny good tortaa* has enabled at to do for ray friends and neighbor*, for ao I deeot all Bridgeport There axe doalglgw many among then. W ha/ had tbeyT^h equally snocewbfu: iy own bora.’ ■L*C BM speak for bun.’ interpolxted friend who wm present, “m I believe tn corrector. bo far, at least, as the . Xat&Aa, faraHS. roajrfu. Colds, So.nr TJunsai. - iphthc ri». Bussis, Frost Zites, Tooth. &£ aMf SMi- Ache. ajxdlnZI/Mizis ajidAchem �The Hastings Banner VOL XXVIII. NO. z43. WHOLE NO. 1491. HASTINGS MICH., FEBRUARY 15, 1884. A PLAGUE SPOT, Prices Down! Down! When: Crew! oonctrtr"—which hi French for “Th. ran seta " ft eeetin to olowlr i uhW tho pUill Joo. which Amlnbou iownd u the nmr«hi» <rf CentrJ Amoriow, •» which hen a cariow habit of wadin, in to.the water and then wading « again -“wFt.” nays the great natural ut. “why he’doea it, tied only known. When tiur.twd hr th, adretwwy. th: nUUlaloo bird waden into the wata atieka hi» head into the mod. and giw uttemnee to that plaintwo pb-ph-ph® adoo, from which he denvan him town. It » believed that Obar'a snnwt bird 1 a degenerate acion of the lamou phillaioo of Audubon. NtarviuK Hnaaan Belna*. I Jun t Dah* in Chicago News.) • Have yon ever been on: Wesson street? No? Come, let w»' go there. 1 will । show yon things you will scarcely be| lieve exist in Chicago without scciog. I It i* not a holiday jaunt-ujxm which we I are l>ound. This narrow street hardly ' seem* like the entrance to a pleasure । trip. Here lie* a frozen black cat, trampled upon till it* shape is merely a flattened outline dark against tht ■ snow A hard-faced boy, wearing a Mr. D*lb>-. the BugUah artat, had . red worsted cap, is beating a great pa­ A Mlarr la l.a«k. ‘ .that congenital deafness re common* tient home that tries his beat to bock a . {San FraDchco Chronicle. ‘ f '. among we oSspring of cotwitts wh« I coal cart into a narrow passage. A man Before the Hale & Norcrus* fight marry than among the offspring of or. seated in a wagon is industriously cry­ carnc ou—-this i* tradition alnA>*t related versons of whom ana oi bot ing “Mut-ton, mnt-ton, nice fresh mut­ t ton, 5 cent*, • cents. 8 cents a pound.” then* arrh ed in town a dilapidat d are congenitally deaf. See. as he stops his horse, how tlie ' miner who had worked in the mine. German Nimrods impose a small fin । people from the houses flock about luin, He was pretty badlv down apparently, upon everv person whoTiita an anima and how eag» rly they exchange their but he w ent into a broker’s <>mr» . and without killing it. This is because after bein * told to get out aa a trump, few pennio* for handfuls of the lionea, number of wounded animals drag than.| upon which hang dreadful bits of meat he said be thought a goal deal <rf Hale selves off only to die a miserable death j —meat that a well-fed dog or cat would I A NorcroMs, and wanted to inve.d a : ’ trifling *um in it. Two fa t. at $175, ; FROM THE WIGWAMS. ; reject. I were bought for him, and he g*' c the ; Tbe buildings arc mostly frame certificate to the broker, saying that he J htructprii. They topple over and was going dowa to Mexico pro*}* cling, j crowd against each other at sides aud he would like to leave it I) hind to Ktfaeat lea. '• and rear. They are perched about I l»e dealt with aa Hie broker m*w fit. He i IFtiiUrMphia Recot<i • in an uncanny way, suggesting wa* not heard of for month*. Hale & The family of twenty-tliree Indiahillside and mountain dwelling*, which ' Non ro« was up to $12,000 a foot. One girls who have been living for som , must cling and press together to ; morning tbe broker found the di la pi- ’ time al the Lwcoin institution, Eln 1 find standing room, rather than such as ' dated miner on hi*, doorntep when he are erected on tlie broad, flat area of enth street below Spruce, was increase J came down to b'naine**. Th • miner rose to fifty on Thursday afternoon by th prairie lands. Back of each house near­ ! est to the street, on the unfilled lower i and *aid: arrival of twenty-seven girls from ll “Well, I’m here. I thought I’d come Indian training school at Carlisle. Pa space of wet ground covering, the original marsh, is inv vriably a second and see yon. 1 H’pore there ain’t noth­ from which place they were sent by oi : left o’ tliat Hale & Norcross I gnrder of the interior department of tbdwelling. Can yon imagine a fire here ? Can yon see how it would naiftly flame yon must a sold it out, but I. tin. down ; Fnited State-, government Tite lift an’ I ain’t got a cent. Mayl«y<md j who are new in Philadelphia wilL i from one to the pther of all these close1 standing, weather-seasoned structures? lend me four b i* to get a bit of Vheak- the course of a few weeks, be joined b twenty-five more, which will complet You say they are *o low that no danger fast?” uTlui broker looked at him and gave the number to be taken care of in th: : to life* is possible. You are mistaken. These buildings are teeming with life. him $5 to go and get a bath and breuk- cifr. Here human bangs are stored away in fast and presently he returned. The new arrivals are apparently per “Sit down and wait a minute* Til every unexplored nook and corner, fectly satisfied with their quartermake np vour account presently. ’ ' He They ranged in age from 0 to 20, fb> huddled close. as cattle. Look at all left the dilapidated man on the edgqof these narrow passages leading back; were all neatly dressed and wore thei , mark the innumerable steps leading up- a chair. He came back with a cheek jet-black hair in plaits. Th* flft and sent hia clerk down to thr b’.nV. 4 W'.r.l- All these stairs are pathways to scholars are divided into two diviiapnA clerk returned with a big 1»ag of gold. thr abiding places of different families each of which goes through a rcgulu who occupy one, two or three small । The poor devil waicuad the proceedings r >uLnn of study and work daiiv. TL< The room*. Follow one of these passages. with a ‘miserable indifference. ri**e si il o'clock, aud after breakfas Take care Hint yon do not lifl. Fart of gold was all *ta?k<*d upon the counter. one div s*«n goes to the *chool-r<-x>m “Look here. I’ve sold your two feet . the iinilerpiuu.ug is gone from tho door, and studies from 9 o'clock until noon of Hale & Norcross for $25, OK) and and it totter* to one side. When you iiie other girl* spending these hour ■ have drMcended the steps at the end you here’s your money.” in Learning to sew, cook, and atten-. The miner fell on the floor aud cried will wt* von have reached a little *pa<-e to the general housework of the institu He could no: read or ' comprising the few feet *e]>aratirig the like a baby. t?on. first house fn>m the one back of it. We urltv and had no ide* what tin* market .'in the afternoon from 1 o'clock nnt: He sent* a draft of $lJkM) to his will turn lu-re and go up these sb«ps to wa*. «4h«* second division attend* wcIkmThe broker l>ouglii for hnn t: e right. They are icy aud.tb«*rc i- no motli'-r. and the find i* instructed in the usefr. $20.00 worth of registered bauds, and rmiiiig. Do you think the laudlo ds of biauchea just mentioned. Each day th such tenants a* the.se providetl'i'in with gave him $$.400 in coin, whicli he >M.-holarA are takcu out for an hqur ■ Two bunko men tlie luxuries of 'railing* on their sta.ra? spent in three dtrea. walk, but as a general thing they d, We will go in this way past one <16or brought him in drunk and tried to get uni like this, as they are very svnmtiv and stop at the second. 1 know of six his bond*, but thr broker drove tnom iL.i t the atientiou they attract. <>. 1 out. nod when the man got -sober lie famil'c* who InVin this hoiiM*. . xuidare thev attend divine Mirvice a? came and had the liond* sewed into his As « e str.n • waiting tin- ansu er to tne (,'imrcli of the Ascension. Th clothe* and was dispatched ea*L “ * He onr knock, wir'hin we hear the *o ind of ii <ur- when they do not liave to ImS i u month organ. We push open th'- has never la-en heurd of since. door. A chilli of 5 years i* seated dn iiiv plav rooti a <»f the mutiUition. ^\»:ue of the girls are very clever a the floor blowing softly on this toy. (“Gath’*" Enquirer Letter., While there is coal in the box, no fire "Out mi-e*»lir!n u nJ»oSt $30,000,­ m iktaig Indian dolls, wliich they dev burns in the stove. Thu boy’s li|n and 000 a year, a u« y In gv Mime of money, ">"(© with i*esda. hits of in"tal, anfingers are-blue. . coua deiiug oil' p.-imlutH'ii. Many of atrifiM o. blight flannel. l,)i ring th* “Where is you mothsr, Nels?” the mine* yield legu.arly. «afe and day thev are obliged to talk to eac . The child looks up; the blue lips l»e- Kufticientlv. * That i id i*try will always other in English, but in tlie hour tin. gin to quiver. He digs his little fist* be a portion of onr economy; it is the in terrenes between nupfier and b.-dtim into Manyen and whimpers: Iwus'of one of our chie f lines of manu­ IH p. m. • they are n'-k»wetl to convm“MamnFr vont rake up. Se-*leep. facture. the makin**of quartz mills »ud with each other in their native lai a'oeji. Mammy, here’s de lady 'gin other mining machinery, in which wo ^iiages. This, however, is imftosaibh come to s8e you,’’ he calls with sharp, cannot l»e excel led by any nation or iu manv e»s, as they represent* unit '•Id di Ji pctarauve. darting into the*L commnnity. Gold placer mining or •er of tribe*, and do not uuderstuu ini.*r-n>on> mid giving the moLutilvMi gravel-wnsiiiuz has l»oen forbidden by one another’s dialects. Prizes are give bgurt* on the bed a pn.»li. law. and is virtually done because to nt tne end of each month to those wli '‘Mammy, vake np, now,** nn.l be get an onn< <• of gold you Require to l^ive talked English only during thr pn.la tbc saint covering off her. wash out twenty tons of gravH, and it p'*riod, and l|p*y make rapid headwr. rhe dot* not move. floats down the stream apd apreadsover in learning the language. The-.' are r A t&inelMw instinct creeps over me. the cultivated land* of the farmer. The ]>O ted tn lie bright and qMick at the' 1 glow cold «it'n its assurance; colder government stepped in to ’ protect the studies. . , than the chill of the flre’.e.ss room. I Uy farmer.** /• tmong the tril«es represented by th my hand.' on the face bf the woman, "What is the condition of the quick­ fifty now at the iust.tntion arc th wbile.hrt boy, wailing l«>ndly becaiMMi silver mines of California?” t*Hwnees, Sioux, ('heyeimes, Comarki the fear that poast'AM.'* him while Tie "Altliough rich, they are virtuallv cbos. Diggers, Os-tgcs. Otushas an . comprehends it not, throws bis golden •hut up, because the general quicksil­ Del* wares. in* d roughly on her bosom. Ah! cry ver agency for the wo -hl is the ttothsA large number have Christis aloud little boy; never again will that bhflds, and thgyare u:»w proJutfag it names and civilized surnames, In boaem warm with mother love, shelter ____ t___ _________ r>»“ »_____ 5T Bnme aw known by their India in Spain and selling it 7 at________ It as than it cA& p. mined ... * aII m be in zCaliJ^nia. They ..sell ft, suruamm, with a Christian name r “Demi?* cents a jMHiud, and taohed, the efle-t of which is ofte for instance. Yin dead. Dead from what cause? rather amasinx. ** in the foliowin Besair Big Soldier, Kdxi From want, from exposure, from need Almaden or the New Idria mine; there­ caaea: of rekt The Lee m not aged w.th fore these mine* are only worked suffi­ Feather, Frankie Bear. Ella Mu year*. She vm but Ltk It is aoxtued ciently to prevent them being jumped, • Chief. Maud Echo Hawk. Fannie Grow w.th huugcr, ro d and toil. TMachild, as the government laua require any Eunice Bear Shield, Sarah High Dip wiu> has thrown himwif on t'lebed. waa mines,to Ixi worked a certain portion of Lixme Spider and t Hive Battle. boru seven months *fter the hualiand the. year or they will be considered The ma.ority <rf the girls will reaaai waa laid in the grave, bioce hi* birth abandoned.” in Philadelphia five years. ah<Ji*t» stntpgfed with all her little Can pc.Ulvdy be ear'd by BL F. HAT.I/M CATAKMH REMEDY. strength and .faculties to make a liveli­ hood fdrihim/hefkelt. and another boy, (Senator In **11* In North Amsricwn Ksvirw now U yearn old. lor^three moutu* Inspector Thorne related at police Out of the portentous mid inenacin thia older boy has worked in a aho . headquarter* the following ■torv; A cloud of anti-Mlnx ery sentiment that hi. being paid $X£0 a week, bor week* lady Wring,in a large brownstone house long brooded with suIImt discontent, thia amount has lieeu their only mean* just off of Fifth avenne was in her home baleful meteor above tlw> norti. 1. of support, with the ■•xorptu n of the one night last week with an invalid sprang like a terrific thunderbu! meagre, un solidted diijjQ* of charity. it other iu her charge, and nobodv Isit wlioae luriil glare-illuminated the cotr" Latterly coal has l>een supptie I Io them a woman •erv»nt-t<r as^t*l her. All the Unent with its d-i**t*ting flame, an by the county relief agent. Ihe re.it of men had gone,off to a ball. Justbefcre ti.rir tuo small rooms was *5 a month. 11 e’olo k the sick woman became worm*. tbUh left this family nf throe *5 a The dang ter was ala n*«<d and went io ring ths b.41, intend ng iu send the uer- (Gettysburg to the gulf From the h mouth wherewith to procure food $1.25 a **k, lees than 18 cento a day vant f<;r a jiarticnlar kind of medicine. stent that shot was tired the diiwr.utnio< to buy food, clothes, light, for three! The girl ap.oe-ovd just at this moment, and the debate of centuries was at a Months ago the dead wo nau aahl: *‘I and, in a terrified voice, informed her end. He who was not for slavery wa know I cannot aau murli Ion er. I mirtrv * that there was a burglar in the against it. The north became vert*liMB auch a pain here." pkc.ng her basement. brated, and the age of cartilage an stained uij.sh, hanu on her heart. “For me to die in u.t is just what 1 want,** said the DOtiiiktlmt my children. 1 must think miAreea, **m uuto Iu s.-ud for medi­ eeiiadiha ol them." cine. * 'l ie* f«o»a tv from Northland is a very She went down to the basement and DETI10IT. enco'im -rcd r Imrh negro in a room iodepe>i<hu0 k ml. It is proud, reluct . am i" di cioae ita need. It rhu suff*r. in Ute la»semeut CaWjde aayathat endu deny itself, -but ft ate vra tire tone. oltcuer t*i an After much arlfcou fol sue brought baraeif to go to stinctively listened to the tone of an- one tiling needful i He took th? ’’ — » • fnl M-en t society of which her huskuid thority and oliv^et. wa*> a icembrr. She explained to ih-ni order for thr pr mrri.dinu, had it ftlle i. philwuthropfots. bow, if a small sum of money oould be mid returned with tlie medicine tbK crisis comes d>n>a*rd to her, she oould use it for a one who is EY S CO. Roehetlor.M.Y ChKam.ll little business that would bring iu.alivhi* contera Goods Sold According to the Times At Lewis Stern’s ‘Overcoats worth $8.00 for $2.25. some* here, doubtless, her aasc is await­ ing inspection. Gentlemen of tliis noble benevolent order, do not hasten to extend your helping, brotherly hands, She does not need them ‘now. Kind death reached <rtt Ids to her. File away in any convenient pigeon-hole a statement in reference to the children she has left —*on» * of >i man to whom once yonr mighty organization swore brother­ hood. ’ Then deck yourselves with tinM-lod trappings and plumed hats, takr with you brawling instrnme-ts of brass ami tinkling cymbals, and go forth uoroas the continent or to Eurojie op. some vast pageant of display. Overcoats worth $7.00 for $5.00 Overcoats worth J 0.00 for $7.00. Overcoats worth $15.00 for $12.00. Men’s Suits worth $7.50 for $5.00. Men’s Suits worth $10 for $7.50 Men’s Suits worth $15.00 for $12.00. Shirts and Drawers from 25c to 50c. Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs in Large Quantities. Dry (foods are Lower than Ever ■Silks in Black for 75c, 90c, $1.00 and $1.25. Black and Colored Cashmeres from 40c to 75c. A large assortment of Underwear, Flannels, Cottons, etc., which we close out at reduced prices, and lower than any store in the count}-. Call ad Examine My Goods Before Purchasing, ihe|best'fitting Corset in the world Announcement Y>> Incrrnwc lUr Appetite mid »trrn|rtb‘-n (II­ - ^i-Alksi. t« drive off Un- Mor». and bring color to vour skin and teinpcnuiM'iit, sheer up your liver with ZO-I’E-NA. it rvgubites the systrjn.nerve* Mid brain. makes your eyes bright. ypnr work As the building which we occupy at present D is to be torn down within three months, to give “Hub” ( oi'Mli Cur'., MA Ollis. Prv^rrlptlon of u noaton pliysk ia.it, 'Hsjicnsc'l .••Ara by a Hudon rtrussfot. One dose will cure any onitnarv rotutii. 1: :vts alni'mt iitatfrally. Ask any dialer tn got >on a i-eiit ls>ttle of “Huh" Couch Cure. , ul 'Inti't be put off with nny Mlwr. . lyay to a new brick, we hereby announce that .we shall sell groce’rieszat reduced prices; and siiqply ask the public to Icall and ■ get prices. We know times are hard, and tax times upon >4- liabltMl ffwtltrti** inZor re us, but if you would save moncyyn the pur­ mi. u< tipon tin- Hw-rmnl vipunil'-*. Hln-HRthrn*. |<xwny tin renpovty. ryguialei tti Jit er and dta «t .Ian. K. 4 Xrolt. Mlcb. chase of gneenes. call on uV Dec. 20, 1883. BROOKS & COOK JMITI! & PACKARD. BLACKSMITHS. CATARR Shop 'Ml Mair Ml.. Opp. I 'Mirt HeuM'. Horseshoeing a Specialty. 9A0E M ii’ltUwrVw Veterinary SimeTing ind Mo«Mi<*in4 Hot*-*. Our ll'orl- Shorn for ttxrlf. Horse Owners, If you have never isdnmknl us. wv ask you U» kIm- n irtal. lerllng <s»nftrtent rofifldeut ihbt If ymi i|n mi, yiMI will "•mslu a J.llIITIt. • K. PJtCKA«f». 01’R HOME! Intnsliirt>ry letter hi MRS. LUCRETIA R. GARFIELD. Kxcfusiiv lerrllorj ghrra. Htsle tnawshlre tn rau UuiriH<t)!y work, and IrtntmT. Mivm. H hal/ Fresco Pain^aiS^STor Decorator. >rte<l I Paper Hunting*, ml manufacturer of art pimiture. tentative of tbe Diw Art Tile. 34 FtlET ST. WIST. TALOGUt FRE The rich uwu lieteerd. the mat«r o where it belonged Ota flle The aunae* Hnl. which iaaaaltohan m> r«»Hr d»oov^ hr Fraderirt ■' . a™ u. www .rum iti rtr. which Bound. Ifta “Soleil “•*' , �■,,, ,; n ■ ••rri"l <W through a S presidenlif The limited supply of goofla ! Pf A’- Tuwiulum eoinInto BndjIy •Esjasss; The Grand Trunkj to we Canadiau parli 1 c^tuniftec haa bean busy for the feat tlqg to take tbe raci - COOK. -uu — . for ncct (jgmpgjgn. on the otiwir relief comes from some source flve dam of oraBnal agreement ai MARSHALL L. Editor. to tell what Will become of tbe sufferers. The public buildings are I with ------------------------- ---------- ---------------its construction hand, the party mov t-ment. at snch a poor suffering people. .The cite is, all turned into marme hospitals. I advance from tbe government It will “*n.«adiiiy niKtiu •.Tr..rt, time as this, divides the temperance the Hmtixo*. Mich. February15, IHW. financially s^akin^ tanknwt, and do The people oflluattnbuyg and Sand- agree to cancel the monoooly clause as , SSSf» ■EnJJZta?khffSrXT -S strength at the outset, and awakens bit­ relief can be expected from that source. I fordtowu are in a deplorable condiUpn. i to branch lines in Manitoba. tormeotiaK dnhum. H.1Vinc —--- 7 terness and opposition among those who lieports from the upper Ohio valid ’ Covington stands apparently high ' Hundreds of white men engaged in 5™*^.°!^ d i Editorial Notes. are tlie nktural friends and supporters I 'i ;— . ; of temperance- -bitterness that will not show a deplorable condition of affairs,and dry, but gas has been abut off and ; business in Indian Territorv have been the citixens may look for a cut off of- declared intruders and given notice to OmM-.tai omm i mi iSSTtkeJ;!'’ a4< u . The union party, which started nitli pgs, away with the present contest. take it in any shape, and coming near at once. Many wBo are engaged j ,1 siwjteXTffufi> such a great flourish of trumpets, and , Again/the unwisu precipitation of this home the catastrophe irno less dread- the water supply. ful. , , At Newport the.situationJs proving «in farming or stock-raising refuse to i dSLSlb! Ebii’I. retelvM the filing approval of. Skete iSl! To-night Cincinnati is in darkness, worse hourly. Many familiea intbc । obe« order. Those within the Creek 1 : *0^ '1*ndPi our good “principal servant, Mr. ID nd<| ahw|d ()f j|U otheWi tendg de_ while soldiers are parading the streets extreme lower portion of the flooded ijimit will enter the plea that there is - f-ret <iise*iion. tn district were forced out of the second ! n0 executive to the government before to> h-utn 11* golr. has not pimned very heavy as yet. stroy confidence in the wisdom of tlie assisting the police to guard the city. WniEUNO.W.X'A.. Feb. H.-Aflres stones «Mlay. . whom they own appear. StaESra tor^IKil'5!i'' Boro of a spirit of foolishhess, pushed leaders and lead us to suspect their mobroke out in the large tliree-story busk- ’ ► The situation ui hast Newport is terTwo jHlexr.Ml train-robbers aud mur- >**»n voy«<M." ‘ ’n,pr’ ■" <ir« xs a rail to the (lemogreeu kite, it is ! tlvra. It looks as thougfi they faired ness block belonging to the Heinlein ribie. Tbe houses in that locality are jPren? fromMexico are at Eagle Pass. ii^kTTTrkS? • - .1,., ™.w .r.i it ^vnw son"’ utl"’r I“,rt-V idiould grt ahead • . .—utaj—. p*r«rr ■ <»inx»T Tom,-. receiving the re ward it desen of them, ami pronouncing in favor of estate, corner of BanK and Like streets, 1 all threatened with destruction. Four — Bridgeport, and in two hours sixStore- i thousand people were fed by the com-' < tor evaders Pill reiuanlier the tern-; prohibition, leave no eicime for the for­ rooms and their contents Were burned, i mittee at noon, aud as many more were , , , .. , nod-inn rtf n nmv ntirrv Tn frieud Ti-ianJ and nrnl mation of a new party.* To Total loss. $->5,000; insurance, about j turned away dinnerless in the rain be- । hie murder dear Jackson last 5o venflier. foe alike, the instigators of this move­ Heinlein Brothers are - the 1 cause all supplies had givenoUL There . ' when old man Crouch. his daughter, ment amiear to be actuated far more by >30,000. heaviest losers. J. C. Dent was fatally ' was nothing for supper. Mrs. White, and her husband, and a the desire to secure for themselves the, i^Tned flilitufy. Larned.* Advices from Pomeroy. 215 miles up the river, say tbe ita sor sur-­ visitor at the home were the victims. I MThip.1.or • partt lu,ov™,,!“1 l.h“> i The waters are gradually disappear- 'j teterire^sa^ the town' town and its i,ig from tlie streets, streets, iu mid* only subL from the * on their * ‘ ; roundings are ‘ almost -entirely a . ,J"k Since tien another daughter has com­ to insure the triumph of a principle. ing yearhave handled wfll be, made in th> L’ U« til11 ‘ Jo'5 areclther actuated by disappearance t last entile, for- ! SfcJStt'S' ’ pnT«raxhW1 it “.'i disappearance Is i_ the terrible devasta- 1 merged and jhe damage has been ter- ?“** >?™’-. mitted suicide; a num named.a Fay, who 11, iririffarthy >»"“'»• "rare very imwise, I Uon t0 valual,I6 property disclosed, ribie. .The water was eight feetblgber warded a protest to HenrcsentaUve ' r'-2 worked for Crouch’s son-in-law, ­ and whichever horn of tbe dilemma Nothing definite as to tbe total loss of than ever before. The town lias had -law. Hol Holbwore con gress I| XKteiiiijS yyatanjd Hto” e»x' 'a ‘ . ;'®k: order, ami ~i^.i^ comb, at the time of the murder, and i they take they rannot expect the eonti-1 ufe can be ascertained as yet,-but will no telegrapher railroadcomnunlqrtlon Dunham agaiug the bill \,d^.l He Hasttng Itilv made made who from many remarks lately alrnut the evidently knew very much about crime, has been; killed after having him­ । self shot and seriously wounded a clerk in the Union City poetofliA*, Whom he I! suspected of watching his' movements.'i . । >rU — last l«-» achapter V«._a_ —of f 11.:.. — _..l ! j The this1Z. horror occured Friday night, night, when when a a dtteciive il£eeUve named tunned,' Friday . d™"-' "’>‘1 followingof the peopleto any probably not be over twelve In this city gnat extent. In proof that others, in ind forty between Wellsburgimd Part ayinprrthy with prohibition, see this erebutg.’ An unknown woman wa, for four days. Provisions are almost exhausted, and appeal, to the country at large were madefor aid. Tlie sp«Sl J". ‘,h • ^7“ ,“T Tbe) dctiytee enrtgace «gleu iLlVxnh ss Um te-IH uS i ’*•>•<>• . taLaKrTte1 u,^>27£?ur'In ’ ’ drowned in tlie Fifth Ward lost night was rant to Athens, thirty miles, by X-YV el Sum® Li^,!,''i: 1 falling from a second-story window meaaenger. Sd,lo5Sfr?i to JSk?1SL« foFmi & 1 At Gallipolis, 31U allies up the river. ®L’ I"*'” rnr T‘'/"iteBemedi .• ana a '’J,,;. jinto the water. The baby of a familv named Lash, on the island, also Ml In- 1 the water came to a stand st feet above “g* at Kansas citv «?i‘ »SNw !! % j to tlie water and disappeared from last year’, mark,sad raining. ■ .“5“® '™’ “*S 1sight Neither body recovered. Many . Pleasant, “J to^vnte totbe State inwirota, ’ ,Point ... four miles W. Vn.. four miles . i I above, telegraphs for immediate aid. ।narrow escapes are rejiorted. । The relief committee is doing nobly. oui8i'<ie in mon”5 an|i '>ect's>“' By a collision of sleighs at Ithaca, N. refusal of the governor to pardon Dick , . pi,...™ , must Im had nt ones- not onlv for It. V. Bostwick, wife and son. and Liddell deprived the prosecution of its aEABAMT LETTER progress in ferreting Autthe <r_ out the perpetra-. perpetra- tional convention. convention What does this riea o^cirirenVbu?M must be had at once,’th. not de^tite only for Ctarlea Dre»er were rariouriy Injured. evideDoeJjme. wra mm^tateW tA« ,, Ki.r. .r . <inu.r., , tors of the foul deed, li as shot and mor/earlv date signify ? ‘ our_____________________________________ •>—’i-*’ smaller ” * es SL Louis claims to have manufac- into the federal court anti tnaiged witn Howr where hOUUi i. ike in small river towns. In places, tally wounded. He Says two men met “■ «o 38 juvuguitionists propbitmnis **, assert, the old t-et 1 tured last year 23.000,1 U) pounds bf to- rabbing the Lnited .’states paymaster «t. Mr. winjam w. Ch»<iwi< k ot »ut > from many of which nothing has yet bacoo, wtaiih beats the record. . * nurTlfxJ tiro tnmr zx.vm. Muaaersiio*l,, Alabama LxIge Krekel. igm^nrtttrenter rau ,J him on the road, £n<l upon learning parties are their enemies, anti must be been heard, the destitution must H slain, tlie death-blow can lie delivered , The county Jail at Wausau, Wiscon- ref"«sl h> admit toe acenwJ to ball, f! ' from him his name/and business, one of .only from tho very best position, and frightful. is bill introduced by General Goff alp, was burned Moiidav morning, and a™ 5’“J? ifSLJmS. ret " ta lh' 222*5® “•*Snurt«>JSr2P2Sjj5 Tht __ 2____ ~ them, who he is certain, was none other with every possible advantage. The opriatiug S100.000 SIUO.OOO is is appreciated, two., prisoners perished in the flamea scene of his erime for trial. ISs" ,!2i * .'“I 1 *" appropriating , than Judd Crouch, a profligate son.of national prohibition partv is yet too but the 2- amount was lc : -r-J Elizabeth Betz, Itetz a revolutionorv For fln< time 1,1 ,ll»tory of "h’n W wmir *j><j »*,, fJ not large by enough. Elizabeth a HarrisbunT^ revolution —’nenLast night a petition, signed news- sioner, leniding ’at enn-- JjJ^Sckei^toDk’litsat random*MonT F1”*4 f the principaFvictim of the November weak a David to meet Golah and over­ Last night a petition, signed by news- [ sioner, residing at Harrisbui come him, when the latter is given papers and prominent ciuuns, was pre- ' aylvmila. the widow of a drommer. Is irresjmmra ' KraarSy'* p» vin? tragedy, deliberately shot’ him. 'rhe choice of position and placed wholly on papers and prominent citizens, was pre­ sented asking i S3 years of age aud in excellent health, dar «‘di»^rl reited to Governor flovernor Jackson, as£ng November murder was evidently the his guard. V l— to telegraph -------v xRepresentatives >----------- *-*»— «• • afrom *_» -------------him in , -Advices Arizona area_to ..the .ef- as , »ere desired, sold tbe remainder to ?tT,«”punoo. Dr. Kenhedv i% <urv woric of someone connected with the The mistake of tlie prohibition man­ Congress to ask for $1,0)0,000. general public, — thus giving tbe ! «fr.; feet that Geronimo’s band surrendered , <the o-T — i™ - ,i-itn-hiAw iJhkjklw0.4 amU lot andMtan' agers in fixing for their convention so t As the investigation by the relief par»t San Bernardino, and are now on the Tr iLX Kronim r? m Crouch family, and was done with a 40,’ being tbe ***«y*<Hn« forth «ue early a date, anti giving Goliah the van­ ties proceeds the reports become worse way to San Carlos reservation. j of fancy bogs brought $7 iLf view of get^ng at the old gentleman's rice■ fur tage, can be rectified onlv by the con­ and worse. The little town of W arren, An oi»en winter in the arctic circle is ’ -------------M - the lh^ season, !**,a^on’. while the rS’ toSSJnJJ'M22’ iexb,te?.r ■ indiSatSd bnhe virtlie^ of re en- -- -----------le in Un, market sold at flfl ML' vast property. It now looks as though vention itself, and postibly not by that. 8^°’ Some choice Michigan sheep changed ItewraaSeraoeraM^t<k the hitor*‘f-m? ’Mo°n'niX^.VUii : 1~”’ *'“' A‘this hellish business was the work of If prohibitionists would mass the dif­ hands at $*i. *"• **ortated«ita CoaMi^u,,.ou“ fused and independent voters now or Judd Crouch, and that the blood of six, A feud between A. S. Doran and ‘ soon to be adrift, they must name broad i p. A Kitapro a wratem Union opte rui.V VKn.. at llzxf QrxreJv,r~ Hn‘l ''Urxtry 1P and possibly eight, victims was upon and strong men as their leaders, and V1Pc*f£o’ teen ar- Saturday in m bloody tragedy. The forl^cur* nwnpuj an-, antnrmi ? Ad^?. him. If so it should l>e found.it will give their cause not only the attraction IL Tim McCarty, on the island, lost rat?5,al $2,600 In gold in his house, which was r®9t6d f°r divulging the contents of ci- mer and a party of friends gathered at v of principle, but the magnetism of per ­ surely be a pity that he cannot be hung. 6r me8 '®Fes-, a saloon. and hte two ’ rMwiU” i<n> lucmo^es. saloon, Flynn rrj_____________ __ brothers sonality. Can they do this on the 21st swept awav. It is estimated that tbe i P°uni Judd Crouch has Ijeen arrested for total loss in this vicinltv. on both sides Henry Werner, of Canton. Ohio, was drove pas: in a hark and -<recel. received —. a » ------------------------- ----------------of Mhy?" i*__i—। by -------------------volley of twenty shota. John ITynu three men at midnight, * « • — — shooting Brown and his examination Again, we could not endorse that of the river, will reach fn,<M».0Ui). At attacked Martin's fed by ,I -shot through the hand and------------robbed was-killed, of__________ -- ---- «Ferry. Ohio, aw are .vw. - -------------------------and two others were aeriletdown for Monday, the 18th. Jackson movement.because of theridic- ----.--------------------------------------------------ously ,01. wyiinded, 27 and throe spectators i■ ,, ■ .———, . „ I ulous position in -which it was evidentorganized charity. The funds are drawn W7&. J. M. Johnson has been been appointed were badly injured. The hack driver • —--- ---------- --------- 1_- . • ~~:— lines under tlie ;i appointed were The C rouch murder will undoubtedly we should lie placed. The program ap- from the proceeds of fines Scott law. assistant general freight agent of tbe । has « । be the means of causing Michigan to P^ared to us to lie as clearly outlined as CmctNN ati.Ohio, Feb. 12.—Tbe sit- 1 Rock Island road to succeed the late T. 77-7, pears that Doran opened^afu<> lln/In restore the death penalty for murder in I ar'H,.un.' s n(we. and ju.st alout as at- nation in Cincinnati and her suhiubs is 1 P. Wolfe. ' y« ‘»" •of tlin-»l« nuute in Fraak Ftynu suite m.cu„ was wra ’ m* te- •llw.fl to rua <^V."A*: ? ir rn'- ?,ch i one that calls for commiseration. Ai Judd Crouch, of Jackson. Mich, iittwnpt *-«• •to’**" b»w b«u made, and Kn.ro. or ni> ih „, p.‘l7r ,i7 ’ to ' the tower house of our Mate legislature ; principles, the unuualifled endorsement year ago tills week the whofe roimtn 1 arreted Monday for an aU was aroused by scenes of destruction ■ murder Detective Brown, and nd furnish* ! lynching is op^ulj mhuextad. One hun,2*,"^** *»'tii ■' iw.Cmowx ortfiurtKn r at tiie last two sessions, but failed in of Governor Begoje, all pointed direct, -uu uwrr!m. ttIHl UH. OBmajre ure<i bullet inarK's w«re found tu: and distress, and to-night the damage fed ball in >5,000. ”' ! — -------------------------------------------- on the ' VT Tar P1**?:10 l>nr the senate. Certainly something must ;? fu8,on tm- greeniiackers, ami 1I exceeds the wildest estimates of .... last 1 , Work fuij •--in : which ” • lh• *Fly ’• nn .. l.nrthm were red .o H«. MoDrax pAix-nju rej.unej b„ Uie 1MU. 1 Irni-k fie don..Xtop the aijnoin^ increrae & | ££ uKSS ££ , town iron works at Reading. I’ennsyl- riding. ndlncvania, and tlie New Jersey steel works of bloody (Iinn’s ..in ^Hchigan, Sot the 1.-st of our ability, and will tight wre of the mighty lh«xl that alt Ilia it Trenton* matter as we do, let us quote from the -----------1 ' ........................the by last issue of the-American Itefonner, leading prohibition organ in thcl nitnl States: “The national prohilrition partv managers have made a mistake. Their call, “ puHfahed in in another another column, column, fixes tires i , l I—ITT< rvl,te/rr. oo f R.. nl...... . C„ 01^,4 Brown, who had niaAc considerable : tlu-'tiiue. ot'boldinir ’their Xnext ggBggSwtirfc RUSKIN'S WORKS, GENERAL MARKETS. only must there'be more severe jx-nal- them again whenever and wherever moment is rolling in resistless volume . . • A Bank at Phrttevflle. Wis., mainly ti&. but also more rigid enforcement of th<?y al’Pear- ’Phc announcement that a down the Ohio. Within cannon shot of CHICAGO. thte law owl Iomm tukr.b.nint, .xf. Mi.I Krt*nback editor Is to take charge of the the center of population of the United owned bv Isaac Hodge, lias ceased to the Jau. and Jess jtardoning of rrhnl-. uew paper, rs in entire harmohv with States „ is a of .iW.OOD souls, j r> ।I ouue, . community cummunicy oi wj.iiuu sums, “re W0' . —■ w _ ______ r°"’beyonfi ‘'»5,”.d tnost “s*™*! uai.s. Except something In* dorie to add tlie abo\-e conclusion. While we an*-■; ?,ci,.!? anddis^. prosperous 'cities ™,, “Mi. yy . . ||%ty?Lnmh^., to the respect people feel for the laws strongly in fin or of .prohibition, we are I of the country, nearly one-fourth of,•,,Tene , Pro*nlue,‘l who.™“*"*•■ ; of the state and to restrain them from nuUr the ”P»x*ed to llatism; nor i ?rhIch ** before this flood reaches ,0.f. Mloomin|rtd>n, W-. who comLX * . ? r . r "-ill we swaUow the latter for the sake itB, ut®Mt height, driven from or imIowa Infanlrj, died at hu>vuio»-Mmmi Port higher; FebT mimittiug the most aw ful of crimes. > ol- seeing tin- former triumph a iittle . Pri3011®4! i» their homes, and dependent Topeka of heart disease. »17.L»n.47k: March, »lf7TK*17.i); ' Only nauffhtrr CurrH of ComninHUn. the people will hriseimd take vengeance I sooner. Those are the reasons whv the t on others for food and shelter. Not a A se<-ret meeting was liejd in New Mm. Laid-StaUy; Feb.. ' ihwi deaUt M<t« bonrljj rxptx-led.uK rrwi-dh and thr hrw in their own hands Soei- IW <aunot at present endorse the. unu,e thr®6 cities. The Jork by the directors of the Fellow1,-k faUnrl. ‘in* ’**’• tfXi*T»n*n:a tth IJw* many h.-rlwof Calcutta. hr a.ritlrn: etv must to- brnteeted Th.™ wh.. Partv- We desire to c*»-operate 1 of the sun haa uot teen seen for atone 1 ark ImprovementComj.auv,who ’eSS^rnkmmwre., w. ™>U: it made a pnqxinrtMHi which <un-<t hf. onh protK.t.xi | hose , With all who work for the Minnnidon daT9- I^e full moon’s gentle rays teye cxi>en(l(-d al»out and hare •I »t <?un»un>pti<wi. HK diiM K n..v . . // haxe murder iu their hearts must Ik- of the liquor traflic. but cannot under, Altered through the clouds,5is hnbilittas nf non xi.„.»n..n liabilities of $75,000 in Montaiia. " Choice ■hlpplM atrere................... Rnrn&n 11.1 >rauntty. and enjoying thr i^»i ..( twain SMgtM >h han pro\rd to tbe wrid that Consumption Away *,e governor of West. 'Virginia has hlr to cowl .hlpptag „eer, ^jnade to terl that tney cannot let ther take to champion the unquestionable VJ onl/80,1106 at night. A wav Medium to roodmeen.... ui coal-oi uoal-otl telegraphed the congreadonnl delogaS murderous impulses rontroj tht-m; that Ifleasures wldch a fusion part\ w«wld 1fro® 106 struggling learns of Hogs-Martict firm. Sale* ranredfrom ----- --------------------/>iltey .■asii.jt I inanity, .^qw by 47 >** J-' 1’ Wd.'f«5«----“.*'»««« W lights the tid” fn,,u Uiat Stat- that the work of 16.It(^7.15 fur heavy; for ItehL ‘J?'5-**ui Mau....... ,_x . gloom that has .settled as a pall over f°r the suffered bv th - floods 7 CZ^ttlr technicalities*or by executive tlie people is in full keeping with the W,H «<|tiin' SIJMUMM). /. clemencyIf they <-an thus i-s^-ajH-. sadness of nature’s self. A prominent i - f**!!!??iJ^ Silas Smith, preaciier of ’Vr,u a ” colored |■?lor,*,, preacher business man said a few minutes since Moberly. Missouri, has b:*t-u sentenced ‘.*J'(h28c; cciiirn'oH to \ murder ini I run rioting through the the veanTfor that never iu all his life had he felt as *to “ “ “ iwinteuiinry • -for live • land, ami human life he Indd as of little NEW YOKE. gloomy and disheartened at the pros­ instigating the lunning of a Baptist I)EI.('GEl) IITIIIN APP1 N°' a Feb.. »1.06< •’ pects of the future outlook as to-night, church/ arcmint. But this nil! not lie;; if tiie FOlt ASSISTANCE. LCBh: Meh., $1 .t9>,ia!.C9X; May, SLMk rhe direct loss in Cincinnati alone of Three turn WJ... have flooded with * law-making (mwers do uot fornidi the oyer $1,000,000 last year will be multi- counterfeit sib silver ifo towns on the proper statutes, and juries Im* I»olight ... 1U VJ1V tj. Feb. 11.—-Seldom iu the plied several fold before Saturday night border of -f Misso ?!Lr-xidr. and Arkansas were or confounded by legal tH-hnirtdities. ' -------- .. ’ of a -—Citicinnati ...w, .zraihas n there next.been Cincinnati lies in a wide recess, captured whilecaptured while asleep in a tent in the • MILWAUKEE. the people time a law of their own week of more strained anxiety than the along the banks of the Ohio, where the pinenes, mu rendered without a tight. ’ * x/tiir'lerriMe * [d«h*“hills have been pushed for wbleh they will Im- In, to take in th., lilted witl“lii'dread that ’v uvvu pusoou Miuw lurback । James Goan, a railroad rinnhive nt . •----------■■ ■" ■■ W a—^loceiaix. ’? 11JHtaS LT.yell.. 1„dlana..kln«l lunX’wiUi for Na 2. (JATa-Fina; Na s White, : 3T-e !°r Na ’• Barlst— absrjKx- <d «4her effe<,tivi- mrusurcs. calamity was impending, that tlie river Ixorer it L9:.n for No. X • Moreover the people's plan (dors away *°,1,1,1 l*'riiap* swell above all former » with the rt Dense of eonrts^hd u.m.- teigids, that its hungry waves in wild l"«mhp",ifld w#v» *■»»*!••<>'«’ ST. LOUIS. a: U M .. . iuri«». fury would bring ruin and desolation IM. and invites the red-handed assussin to ' upon all within their reach. Doleful take some of his own medicine. We iu 1 PJ®dict ions were not wanting, and from now^,^ to inrite rpte toUk. the «ttlS"!;il,3rnt,i *“reK IS THE FLOODS. . fS'/ciS1.18 Tiw-tis r^7i7^i?i.?S3tSX£ 1 SSi^bSS;'SS^X‘^3 severe penatties for criminal*and letter : taiuty has been fearful. x enforaanenf of thr taws that we now .the twenty-four hours have tes been a rise of fifteen inches and at midnight it bad reached sixty­ "" ’ an unt lli«‘l iteporti from Gnllipoll. prohibition pnper. Read what it nave to-night state the river still rising, and of the union |«irt >. that pnetnrt flit- J?" P°J'“T*!?! “f d<wd ”f S; — anil — ’ folly: » -• • , six anu one-nair feet. ism Rain has set in, which appears, to be 4 A movement is on foot to comments i1 general throughout the Ohio valley. In 1 hux!ublUj?^:’,,?£ tt paper at Jwflamn, all probability the flood will not reach which shall Ik* the organ of the now'| its maximum here for three or four L nioh party. 'Hu- movement is in liar-1| days. Tlie situation along tlie river inony with the determinatioki to push i front is unchanged, and.of course.there the party organization during the com-I1 is very little to add. The waters coning (MinjMign the <*<msistent thing to | tinue to creep up slowly, and where it be done. A party must have an organ, j will end bo one can tell with any de­ 7 ronthfcted exdndvely in its interest*, gree of certainty. The relief commitu-e bf tbe Cinciuand tflat organ should he in complete -I harmony with the party principle in I chinati < Chamber of Commerce and I Common Council issued 'Jhe following ‘■vfvy h*pevt. Tlie lYwt will wdtxniie the nthv paper an< I co-operate with it Um circular: Cincinnati, Feb. JO.—The Relief far as poKsible in its work against in-!I P"*11 ‘Tmunt(; Committee of tlie Cincinnati Chamber thewrion whii h uuuk it a nroeraltv | of Commerce and Common Council, in iF M-*d S ““I"1’ The ''not view of tlie steadily advancing floods Hie orrau of a prohibition party. We iI in the adjacent cities and towns, and along niDCb of the upper Ohio where p‘ m 10 ,**e u"lt great suffering and destitution are be­ ' ing entailed, begs to assure the outside Eflic tliat any contributions made for hibltion party ticket iato tbe Held tlib. I sufferers will be expended for the ^■<?n'\.Vr:nofT’hjln'™r eonrtravS; i tiie distressed in other locali­ riwtlt will Injure the cause it purpoaes ties withthe same diligence and care to serve. Onr reasons for th& telief exercised in the relief of tbe afflicted SlL.1*?1, P'« beretofon. wre, upon whom it is tbe purpose of Tknait m to more tuny express them the committee to expend only such con-, now. llie prohilalionists In this state mbutkuis as are made in cineinnatL Waia not seady for sueh a movement itarfv .i ■ “• C* Chairman. “ rille, even had it not been a preitidni- inft2y U‘“ mo.ru,»x “ coutainrial year. Had the energy whfii is teing two men a ml two women capsized iw Mimlfartrd in this attempt to form •*wh,,rt lhe top ofa gwi Be worti of tempon Elm sir-^t. One of the ran kuna nan- 8wmd ssborv. the other retirhi-d M lamp eouldhave •’ pogtau>d held on until rem-urd. 'Hie Tfo-v were of the year, *o®en were downed. or prrMblhus oqranin a coodlU» llroTS’Ji1riw bring, to J"finite" to tbe Burfxoe and inmi.y rovtanen ike era, t “y SEEDS! FRUITS! 42ROSESS$I 30 PACKETS i^JWUsiSI. E I'.ut law in theii|own hands, and visit ven- record. On former occasions and at geaner upop the offender after their ozn ' time of tlie last flood, the river rose fashion. We want to say that they tri//1 “‘j! a c<>iu|Mlratirely short time, -/« M., I,....ever, iinhra we have in.,n- \ thrill hrai'X nl«w "Mnd''tl.e°ZSSJ: w-NKW-w.-rCHOICE^- ■ “it. »l*2* d^’! i tions i^oaSrhe^njEh $18,000, buXaJf ' h T!XkfeM«f o“re re£,rted John BALTWOBK. S i wired. TimbooelMiere on abort il-!kijkJS* 2??®,2i"tlv,tlowaneo owing to inauBiclout Hupnllo, **ePcr of Oihkonb, win. Tlie committee i, yowerlrea tohelp kA„2I>?a *i" Ji!!1?™ « Hot Ibem. Many. tbemeelvRi euSerenc from 1 ?Er oSHArk ' i*’Jird£rHl R®", the flood, contribute to help otter*. The i a“J Mr. Bean to leave M Mate of affaire is teurtrendlug boenme of eoHuMcxi with tbe Mkmthis Tenn., Feb. 12,-Tte river * . , hew luis attained thirty-two feet 3 — — indtea, which is less limn two feet beow a» danger line. It continues ris­ ing st tteiiale of nine Indies daily. It by gone Over tbe banks both Above end baled’ tere In low places, butso far mi damtee lias been done. It will take two feeCiddltlonal rise tefore trouble euxjxs at backelt’8 harbor N Y r^Uywld.o^yS^V^ In tbe bottoms begin, Tbe general impression prevails among steamboat8b* tJ’PPted Sunday YMk01 low Cairo, which will Cteck the Hrant thia point, but wlrleb must again And 'J* woyloto the MMasIppI atHelena Ark., where the St. Fraiacbi riser emp­ rise Into the Mlaaiaeippi. P h“ re8ided 111 ye??’, received an M^i»“ *<TO,mtof ground that they are pradlcta that the flood vllicraad tbe mark of isss all along the Ohio At thia pofnt that NotefitN.- almoat been reached and a great deal of wa­ ter is reported coming. AT OTHER PLACBti. Al California ft is terrible beyond de­ scription. £bo entire town is com- tbe «ta mooth* ago from the bite of a dur i -.tX X. ; mother developed ateiS'r 1 and it waa found teMMWy ufZffiSj to the insane MytH/ y ' declining badly muc lynJftJC nov ttoelf.jMF A Grot Medical Work on Manhocs y*« fcentlt recap*! , iSu“I,.!^B-1£Yu)f,»k’ '1-T*hcity 2LSi,*^’?ih a!*S“ J!' ““ *««»•»- 86611 ■Y MN. PRICE Only SI MAIL, POST-PAID. Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Fl.y<l«»! !»• bill!} I*nmuitum IfecUnr in Maa, rtrron «•' biMlv )«Uh, andlbe untokl nibrriev iwultlnr fr°r’ IikIIm retlon or cxcev*. a book tor ev«*iy man. young. mkldie-uard and old. It coatalas 1- fiwyripUuu* for all acutr and chrunk dhev-*' MM inn- of which u tavakiabk. Ho found t" the Author. whose eiperienee for 23 years i* swh improbably nrvrr before fell to the kit of MO Mysk-tan. JU) pagw, bound in brand ful I nt.<-t muaifu. etabcMoed eowra, tall gilt, guarantied '' �-i- _ i watchman is compelled to attend The Hastings Banner, 'x business it is but Just that he should HARTINGB, FRIDAY, JFEBRUAEY 15, MM. Local News. GREBLE A POWERS. ONE FOURTH OFF. TO CLOSE WINTER GOODS. R. MIDGE, Clothier. BUY NOW. receive sufficient remuneration for his1 services. Those interested are request­ ed to subscribe for the payment of the night watch. The Ladies Society of the Presby। terian church will be f^itettained rt the i-nysMehceof Mrs. John Nevins, by MesJ dames Carnahan, Nevins, Powers, Daw­ son, Lathrop, VanArman and Babcock, on Friday afternoon. Tea served from half past .five to seven.' A cordial invi­ tation toall. A petition is being, numerously signed by tlie business men of the city rei questing the colincil to purchase a steam fire engine. This scheme has the heart v FOB — — SALE. ■ . '**6 * * w . j.nxo **.-.1..1" i vllt . I .rt ________ . i win .eii my Bowling Ailey and Lunch endorsement of ik. the n B anner for it ,lieV44u v-4 nn.-i.ynik, iui uvr.ood reou.ni fur w-iiimr. _ Koom. Good rciMon* for Beilin*. Apyly Anwiv iiovo<, ........... ... , , .4 p^rni.™, ».u 4.«rr~. S; Oluu ey be inVHrted. It I» JtatVhat at "fir™ it is utmost an impossibility to get a I sufficient number of men to work the hand engine now owned by the city for . BENTLEY BBOK. A WILKINS. ..... _ * Mill any length of time. Let us have a steam engine and better protection against fire, by all means. j the company will please- not confound this statement with that contained in the circular regularly issued, which states the losses from October 1, 1882, to October 1,1883. The business year liegins with the first of October. The year for which a report must be made to the insurance commissioner begins with the firSt of January. The Barry and Eaton has closed its twentieth year of business. It is eminently fit and proper that at such a time each member of the company should be placed in possession of just such-a’book as this. It records the progress of an LAST CALL! holes. Into this tbe sleigh-runner slid. The eonveyaaee stopped; not so tbe homes, which jokingly ambled up and over a little knoll, dragging the sleigh tongue after them and at length hold­ ing up after the driver‘a repmted re­ quests. To repair damages with a str-p was no small ot speedy matter. While this was being done, some of the 'party took, leg bail across lots to Mr. Cross’, not far away—a Jeweler leading the advance guard. The sleigh-tongue was strapped on after a fashion, which | wasn’t much of a fashion either. At organization in which he)is interested, I snail pace, all but one being compelled o£ It shows him and that . which he is a part. L 1; to w walk, . ... _ ..one sitting un the seat—.. ill 1'1.1.i.l V...’ . ■ 4♦ 4 • - * — - —. where the <‘o,nl*an-v ~ n n .1 n ;mii nk ah*) his attention V-bet wan■ holding | ^''ided . * * whether the officers have labored faithfaith- 1j on to the strap and watchkur watching one of the fully for the company or not. When i horsed heels, which were playfully I' he the the vnimoyoung man man's ’ raid’ ’ tb> ” ' ■‘‘ •‘‘ •““t‘ "bowing ‘ ho toin. 1 Merching searching- after after the ’s hat, hnt i crease of membership from year to year, the party proceeded toward Mr. Cross’, particularly the last, he cannot but fciel having made tlie round trip of 14 miles in something less than 15 hours. When U'at **“ olB“n' h,ve Korked aiinnAacf i>11 v oil koand successfully. Especially will he they reached the house they fotmd the feel to compliment the efficient and en­ jeweler toasting his shins by a comfort­ terprising secretary, Mr. Bogers, who able fire and listening *o music on the conceived and carried out the plan of piano. After a season of ^njoyment at Mr. . publishing this book and placing it In the hands of the members of his com- Cross’, during which time the gentlepany. men had partially recovered from their The Jxxik will be useful in many astontahing surprise, the party started ways: First, it will place each member on the^homeward journey of five miles, In a short time the GRAB BAG will be done away with. Now You Have a Chance TO GET A FINE 132 by 50 RESIDENCE LOT IN GRAND RAPIDS, ON DIVISION STREET. Aii Kleeant Parlop SDit, valied $5.00 or Some Otter Nice Prsst. Union Hajli. was crowded to hear the Spanish Students Monday evening. And Youngs anti tbe Union School building, a The entertainment was both novel and bromt pin. The finder will be suitably re- pleasing; thd music of tlie mandolins and guitars possessed not only the merit lanArnuin'i. ' of complete harmony, but as well a melFine Flooring ton dollar* j>cr thousand . , in possession of all the facts he needs in The driver reported that lie had thorteetj No. 1 Fencing,’ *14A>O) No. 1 HornWlW Weird, fantastic and order to know the present status and oughty repaired damages. All went ' ' - ’---------strangely fascinating. The execution future prospects of his company; in ■ “merry as a marriage bell" for a mile. of the Students was as nearly perfect as short, it shows him who compose the | "’hen the infernal sleigh-tongue liegan it would seem cotdd be. This was company. Second, if there are'mistakes its playful antics again. To add to J NO. B. ROBERTS.observed, especially in the time and ac­ in any policies they can be ’ rectified. I their amusement, the dews the heavens companiment, when the American airs Third, it will give every old member | were busy distilling began to congeal were rendered. The performance upon not posted on the amendments a full i “*1 faU in larK<‘ flakes. A halt was the tumbleronican was well received. understanding of his obligation to the made, and the offending part of the ■ The gross receipts from tlie entertain­ sum company under these amendments, j sleigh’s anatomy was tied on a second ment were and alxjut 820 were Fourth, if there should be a party car- j time; but not so securely but that the are Webster'* Unabridged, *8.25. : netted to the local association. than he should, boy»had to every iuu hill,, uuu and hold i । rrying j mg larger insurance man w's w walkup overy uuiu do The greenback county committee, it can lie reported to the officers and l,ack 1116 conveyance on every down with others of that party, met at the remedial. In this wav, perhaps, if the grade, to keep it from running into the •*»--* * .... . court home Saturday afternoon for a members do their duty, enough may be horses. When the declivity was partic­ daoed prices. conference. They decided tohangthelr saved to pay for the 4.000 books iasual ularly long or steep, all hands walked. many dnaneial harp upon the aallows for a I a down times over Fifth, it will tend One of the gentlemen confidentially season, and sail in for a vigorous anti­ to increase the feeling of responsibility told us that that sleigh tongue was like monopoly campaign. Nothing was to the company and confidence in the a woman’s in one respect at least—it yeung lady dealrtng to attend school. said about asking the democrats to join same. Sixth, as a result of it, there will was uneasy and restless and constantly expenses. situation by enqulr- the procession; that being studiously be more, and more successful, ’ efforts on the go, with no particular j>lace to kept in the background, 'rhe green- made to increase the munber of patrons go to. It seemed to have a wizard in­ ~ahar«>». iu- j leaders is tujhold the party togeth­ of the Barry and Eaton, andtheainount fluence over the sleigh, which described Wanted, er on anti-monopoly issue, and later on of insurance carried. Our judgment ' a path as full of angles as a rail fence, I spring the fusion trap. Though there will lie greatly amiss if, as a result of so that some of the boys insist that the NOTICE. Cross’ to Hastings in ie Farmers- was IlothinK sai'1 about the matter, the putting this book in the hands of the ■I distance from Mr. Gross . ny of Barry ‘ fact still remains that the greenback members, this year will not witness a Ithat sleigh was not a whit less than in b« st Union Hull leaders of Barry county favor a fusion larger increase in the business of the from ” Hastings ’ •to Mr. C’s via Irving. . ir». Feb. 19th inst.. ut ' with the democrats, and — in secretly will Barry an<l Eaton than ever before At 3:30 a. in. of Saturday the leap year D. W. ROGERS. work to get it. Murk Wur prediction, known. If it does not, we shall no picnickers rode into the citjlJ making i ami see if events d»» not justify us in । longer have faith to believe that busi­ the night owl fairly green with envy by ! ___________ <__________ ______________ _ “We wonT _ go home till morn-1 About 75 pairs of skates are now re­ saying so. ness enterprise and__push are ever__ re- howling We are informed thatkparties in the J warded. We are this,r____ that iQKWe may remark in passing that I quired to supply the patrons of the rink. ____________ _________ _________ _____ certain ____ _ of ______ —r .L.. .............. ..4 | .....A. I...— of ,.r tk„ ____ ____ __ if '* t Fig. fff'TltUmnn Yesteuday was St. Valentine’s day, southern part of the county, who want each ........ member the Ti Barry andi T.«„4 Eatpn, gentlemen inui.it insist that that thair their iwtnoti. const!-:• and many were the anxious inquiries at i and need the new ^railroad as luully us the Ixxxk were not furnished him by the , tutiona could never withstand another Hastings or Kalamazoo, are urging j company, would gladly pay five t imes ; snc * 1 H paralyzing surprise. . the post office delivery. ' i ” “ „ ” " . . <. J <— ;n build it I t.u The Bony county~Horticultund So­ • The new furnaces are being plant! in •| “ Hastings ami Kalamazoo « will as much f..r for na ,«r.v copy as -it h..«. has eral the LOST, remember we have, reduced the prices of winter goods so low that it will save you $4.00 on every $10.00 to buy your Overcoats for.next winter. We Wager the Sum of The lost or won to go to some charitable society that we selling Overcoats lower than any house in West Michigan, so not fail to come to the Rapids and see ns. How can we afford to sell goods so cheap and give away so fine presents? is the question asked by many. Well the GRAB BAG SCHEME has increased our sales more than double, and the Cash Discount alone will nearly pay for the BOYS’ OVERCOATS, value 12.50, only |1.00. MEN’S Dk. u 4.00, “ 1.50. We have 800 Overcoats still on hand. THEY MUST GO REGARDLESS OF COST I Star Clothing House 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. portion at the whool house. Thtu " ithout our ahi. Hasting, an.l -Kala-: company. ..ndethaP,ngan<l breezy ootroventf. wiu d,‘ •,",thlnK of th'' kiu,L ,, T ■ „ । Over S28JOOO m ginxl notes have lieen, ' A Sleighride as was a $leioh1Ude: Mr. I. I’AKnrr. of Woodlaad. mU»»। rajM,|in thtocltyr It hash.™ rant^l . A party of young ladies in tills city large mrnntnt of pdumnal property at nuu <nU nmne. worll(,, MthoruI1 ,„v N()t *.a . «.> determined to have a leap year sleighauction on his premises, rurertav. whocoiihl afford (..give hiialwn iximwd. ride, and Friday evening >va» the time IMth. I IIand his or.. Hat The idml to __ , 1.1 . _note .. .i„4 refus.il ....4*....... , A-uml? ... ...__ t ' «« u/xt for fiw the tht. same. ustino Thr. ladies lutliiMi dei vlruG/l/ul t.» Don’t forget to ask your inerctiant for ! ^-e (|ou|4 jf M month’s solid work in surprise their gentlemen friends bj rontiie handf-niaiie kip and calf Ixxita mantifactureil by Smith. ;Shnmon+-fc PeaImmIj. ( 4 1 Two leap year sleigh rides Friday evening. Looks as though the' young kalis wore making the most and the i>est of their opportunities. this city by the Is-st canvassers in the ! : country windd result in -adding more . than to that alnwly raised., Kalamazoo and Kalamazoo county have | ' all they ran dotu raise their proportion. I Hastings has done nil she could. The balance must lie raised outside, and I ciety will meet at the court house in the city of Hastings, Thursday, Feb. , 28th, at two o’clock p. in. A paper will i lie read by M.C, Woodmansee on -Gard­ ening.’’ am! one on thr “Apple.” by Por­ ter Burton. sealing from them the place where they intended to gb. The sequel proved that thf !«»** siwwlrd in their little surP”5** beyond, even their most sanguine «xpei-tations. It was a secret, ol course, which they would not have the lioys I010"‘tor the world, but Nelson < ros* Twestvone punmmi uniud with ■'.ainly In thct.iwn, of Hope. Hurry and , hm<>e live mile, direotl, w™t >d town, tlie M.E. church Sunday morning, mu- Prairieville. Thffle townu aw directly the objR-tlM'point. On the eienking ns In all. The Tuwlm and inb rested. If their people refuse to do i" qm-stlon they »tart<tl out m high Thursday evening meeting, will lx conporportion.the ri«d will fail, there «><*• Whe« . half Aides , 1the driver halted and inquired ,:n..al are no two shies alx»ut that. Mo/e than "esl» --------------------------------------------- —of desired , * • .. . . . । this, if those towns <1<» not aid The pro-1 the young ladies whether they drainsl Ike Hendershot has the material । jevs . , .. . r . .. . ..... mm their uiicmi ref inwMi ov to do w shall deuv- , 10 PUXTtsl st nil ght a)u*ad or go north­ . . . V Ka. and usal so on hand for a new\iftm which he will Hfeat7 it. the next move that will be made i *"d across the river. The parties ad- । . . _4 g. feat it. the next move erect hi the spring on his M est Green will be in the direction of Battle Greek, i dressed held a whispered eonsulationstreet property. A fine new dwelling Johnstown and Baltimore stand ready ' yon understand they #ere bound to surwill be next in order. * to do their ful) share for such road; and prwe the boys- wl|k.h developed the The dam at Freeport, which broke they will t>e Invited to do so unless the ; that none of them knew exactly away/one week ago Sunday, has been people along-the line of the Kalamazoo । "’here Mr. Cross 11 veil. But it was repaired and the grist mill is again in &, Gaginntt road do what they easily ran [ decided chut the boys must be surprisrunning order and prepared for any, to help us. Hastings cannot and ought i J iin<* chances were taken on the business that may be offered. not to do more than she has. north road. At the bridge all hands got out and walked, not because they The meeting'and social of the W. €. wanted to, but tiecause they had to, the Tmk Barky and Eaton’s Book. T.Upheld at Mrs. Bartley'*, wm, doI­ bridge being bare. We might add that . withstanding the severe storm, well «t- This week, each member of the Barry tended and of much interest Tbe next and Eaton Insurance Company will re­ the heavens were distilling gentle dews all the while, |which fell in refreshing meeting will be held at Mrs. N Baltey’s ceive from the secretary, Mr. D. next Tuesday, Feb. 19th, commencing Bogers, m finely printed, admirably ar­ showers upon the sleighriders, Tbe party next being brought up at ranged and highly interesting circular, at 2JO p. hl ’• the Doud school house, having made Some members uf .the school board containing such Information as should six miles up to that time. The ladies be in the posaession of every member of i took exception to our report of the fur­ voted that Mr. Cross lived not far dis­ nace matter. If we have not stated cor­ thecomptwy- Fipit iaa list ef the of­ ficers. following which is a short history? tant. The gentlemen hoped he did. rectly, our columns are open to those of the company, showing a splendid in­ The wild-goose chase continued until who wish to show where we were Irving -station was reached; distance wrong. We have no desire to do any crease hi meaibmdiip and amount in­ sured from the year the orglmi/Jiticn travelled 10*^ mile*. By this time the man an injustice. began busing up to the iwesent time. boys voted that they were thoroughly , with a faMHfr Just astheoblt The report shows a gratifying increase surprised, and the bdiea admitted that be sleighing is ing look, for 1883. Next comes the. amended they -.were completely dumbfounded. about to have ■*, t__ ,____ duvter am! 'by-taws of the company. But some, of the ladles were sure that a few inches at the beautiful, and slip­ The possession of this will be of great Mr. Cross lived very near Irving. The ping will Im- it any thing better than worth to all the oldor members of the gentlemen hoped he did, but thought it ever. The nid timer has never htt quite company, who may nbt have kept posted a goojl ’ iifeii to inquire. The party so widely in his guesses as this yea{. on tbe amendment* that have l*en whom they addressed replied “Go to­ The society connected with Emanuel made from time toi time. A list of ward Hastings on the listings road i church will l« entertained on Thursday afternoon of next week,by Mrs. Nathan Barlow and tbe ladies associated with her, at the society rooms in Bower’s block. Supper served from half pMt five until seven. AU are cordisiiy i»- . Buy the Ladies' French kid sh<M> manufactured by Smith. Simmons APeabody. -Thr\ are good. cheap ami a perfect fit. The afflicted Will please READ. KEEN TREATED RY DR HAKKHK. “ 1 have immmI in my family three .wits of Dr. Barker’s Voltaic Armor Soles, and would not be without them." “ In eight treatmants 1 was cured of piles, and 1 do not hesitate to recommend electric baths to my neighbors.” “ I have a-good appetite, my liver ac­ tive, my. bowels regular, all due to the benefit I receive from the treatment of Dr. Barker." “The electric baths make me sleep when all other remedies fail utterly# An invalid remarked: “Oh, if I could get out to church, to tell my peo­ ple how much good Dr. Barker's treat­ ment had done for ine." “ I had but two baths until I was free from pain, although for several years I had been a constant sufferer from neuralgia." “My lungs have i me lew since I began taking electric baths than at any I time during the past five veers." ‘ • ... . into 1 With VU. UWW I MllMK U*nMa of riding twenty or thirty miles! haven’t the leant beck-ache, what­ ever." / The son of aflady treated- for general, debility remarked: “ Hud it not lieen for your treatment, 1 greatly fear mother would have been an inmate of the in­ sane asylum long ago. She is now in ! good health, her mind is clear, and she & cheerful and happy." “ I hadn’t enjoyed life, or felt free from pain for yearn, until I had taken treat­ ment with Dr. Barker.” "I was crippled so from rheumatism that I was unable to walk about. At- i ter taking a trial treatment of Dr. Bar­ ker’s electric baths I am now able to at-' tend to every day labor.’’ members, giving the s«Ttk>n whereon about 1% miles, and you won’t be far the property insured* is located, the from NeL CnKB’." This unfeeling re­ amount of insurance carried, and T,hi­ mark was at once communicated to the pest office address of h*rh party insured fair surpriaers, who had now1 become follows next. Barry county by town- the surprised parties. The ride |from Irving to Mr. Crass Aips comes first, liegfning with Wood-1 vited to attend. land, following acrosa the >»orthern tier D.W.Bogebs will build* mw bans of townships and back ;on the next ant. The girls were busily engaged in Wheat, white .. and a commodious upright to the boose southern. Kat«m county is presented charging ewh other with responsibility in tbe same order, liegining with the for not finding earlier tbe much sought on his Carlton farm. Leonard northeast town. The names are given residence of Mr. Cum The hoys casu­ in alphabetical order, thus ambling one ally msarkrtl that, in all their reraetntoereet a to locate any property insured and find beranoe, ndt so brilliant a aurprise aa * this had teen recorded. White thia all Frederick Hotchkiss I have on hand several Standard Books, bought fpr the holidays. I will close them out to you at ; Bottom Figures! The long winter evenings are upon usz- You can spend them in no Way more profita­ bly than by reading. Have the books for you, and so*cheap you cannot help buying. School Books! of putting- up the houses. A night'xTBtohman’s time detector has been purchmed for this city and the of tbe income and expand!- the party i^avioy .tran JanuKy I, uarv I, 1884. Member* of therokd the Z. R Hoyt fanp. —. MW ttt.UA, , drifted. In the track I have what you wapj. in this ItaB. �HME. AUGUSTE’S LION. N.aTimes Translation from Horace Eertfn.1 I books, chaplets, benches, stools, esndptoctivia ever regularly to erect her canvas ixxith under the ' dlrsticka and censors were scattered on The beadle had barricaded poplars of the village of Le Cours, not tik- floor. -/Wedon’t employ women." a «n«reery for from the church. On either himself within the ecfifrrakraal: the area replied/ replied/- because • side of the entrance there was a flaring chanter, wlio e face vu hilly lit by a intendent of deUcteyea pointing representing lions of enormous gush of Ught from the window, was it is our firm dourietfon that women size, with open jaw* a inI waving manes livid, and hia knees were knocking to­ cannot 1* r?U< d on.* We have tried —rising upon their hind legs os though gether almost Vtoi.-ntly enough to them and, fond I th?m won.ierftdly seeking to devour th? sp«!etotars. The break tbe bones. A Glib- boy -that ha?l quick at di: ining the source of a mvas-jueczed himself under > a big choir tcrions crime, p it:eut in testing a nian peasant?, especially tl>^ women, felt cold chills ran down their backs: and thrust out from betwixt the nngs a for capturing a i^sperted person, stole— in spite of tlie pressing appeals‘of the face comiraHy distertefl by tears of yes, UDCommni.iearive. There is ju?t doorkeeper, no cr.e dared for a long terror. Tlie >aeri*-tan had run up ihe on?, reason, ami not one reason. wh> steeple stairs, and w.m ringing the bell they are not to T>» trusted - -no one ran time to enter the inUaor. At bwt when the . tax-collector—who with all his might, as if there was a tell who Lt* the inoht influence over The them. Anyhow, we can’t afford to take wati an ex-officer of jujuave^—made up conflag ation to be extinguished. hia mind to cross the threshold of the few women who had succeeded in get­ toe risk of emptoymg tliem and being menagerie, some of Hie villager? wm- ting out of the church with tbe first betrayed by them.'* Another experienced manager of de­ rush, were running through all the mor.ed up courage enough to follow ” Sometimes persona streets of tlie village, throwing up tectives said: him. ’ , . apply for a female detective to art sa A boy moved buck a sliding partition their arms, and screaming for help. The priest alone—who, from the an attendant to take care of wraps at in tlie cage, and .poked a big iron pitch­ fork between the barn. ITxec 3 lion height of his pulpit—had seen the wild fashionable receptiinnk They sie well known in society, who have hud trou­ beast w alk quietly away-tried to re wm seen to rise np painfully—an aged lion, all broken down and worn oat—a attablish some calm among the faithful. ble after receptions in getting the blear-eyed lion, whose fnr was meagre But his voice was lost in the tumult of wraps, overshoe* and -umbrellas to the .Sometimes they get so mixeu and filthy, and whose tail was all raw, the panic; and already, from ah tbe owners excoriated, scabby. When he yawned, hop-H-s. drinking-plnec'i. club-rooms, up that the owner of an old overcoat oi only a few stumps of teeth were visible taverns, etc., men were running to the shawl or umbrella saunters mnprently -icene armed with Lefaneheux revolver.?, off with a new aud more expensive in hi» jaws. Madame Auguste drew a eurtoin aside, and introduced herself pitchforks, spits, and billiard queue?. overcoat, shawl or umbrella '' Wink­ The lion, indeed, had very quietly, re­ ing with-a wicked expression. “H;»-s. to the public. She had a thin face scarred with smallpox, and a no.e like trace d his way to the raenaeeiiie* a* you know, are notoriously aaccesafu! in an eagle’s beak. Her faded velvet soon sa he had heard the beadle's hal- eluding their owner's search—if they If the occasion 13 herd fall on th? church pavement are good hats. bodice and tights speckled with greasefor a detective, Madame Angxiste at once rushed gt her a fitting one spots, nevertheless excited the admira­ It is not generally tion of the country people. ■ She boarder, raining lashes upon him we send one. understood that female detectives , with her whip, and hurried him into the entered the cage, brandishing a whip. The Gon uttered a feeble roar. . There ; cage, with many kicks in the hinder are employed only at these /large receptions, and then only in the was a timid shrinking toward the door- portion of his emaciated body. But the whole village had 'been ter waiting-room and in tEe room'set ajmrt for tlie ladies’ especial use. Some per­ some of tbe peasant women even had ' ritied. Headed by the tax-collector, who had sons imagine that female detectives go one foot on tbe street. A little girl ■! Liken down an old revolver from his to the receptions as guests. Thai would sobbed with terror, and palled at her panoply, the peasants poured into the lie an insult to the genuine guest?. Be­ toother's dress. Madame Augiute. however, flogged booth; and, in wpite of the supplications sides. in society here every one knows and even tears of the Gon-tamer, who her neighbor, and the female detective the old lion; ami the animal finally rerigned himself to the duty of leaping clasped their knees in her vain despair, would herself be detected as a stranger. , they put the muzzles of their weapons Then introd actions would nccewmrily over a bar; but only to lie down again immediately at the farther end of his to the i»oor brute's head and blew his follow under an assumed name, and the cage. Then the lion-tamer crouched |j brains out. One peasant even carried subsequent explanations the hostess down before the animal, and, opening |; h:.». ferocity so far aa to shove a billiard- would be compelled to make in account­ the Gon’s throat. The ing for tlie disappearance of Mr*. Sohis mouth, thyust her pitted face again cue down against his jaws. All tbe spectators I village folks seemed to hare lieen and-So would make her life a burden. uttered a cry of horror, and tlie women । wrought up to a pitch of unheard of I fee no good reason, though, why fe­ rushed out in affright, communicating ;; fury; and every possible term of abuse, male detectives should not be employed their panic to the whole crowd of i■ invective, and insult were lavished npon in the ladies' Tootn. It is a convenience to have a skilled eye cm the property, -urchins gathered at the door. A few of the wretched animal's carcass. “And now,” shouted the tax collector instead of one liable to make mistakes the men, seeing that the tax-collector merely shrugged his •shonJders. iield i to Mme. Auguste, who had almost or to be out of the way when wanted.” their ground. Madame Anguste then fainted with grief, “now this will teach arose with a smile, and the performance you that I have never been afraid of lions r was over. In Pliny’s time it was customary to in. As they went out the country folks Madame Auguste long remained describe the warriors of a few genera­ •liscns-M-d the wonderffil courage of the tions before as giants. Alexander the lion-tamer; and continued to ask one ' motionless with grief and despair. Her Great very well understood the strength­ another whether the bars of the cage ) lion represented ail her earthly posses ening effect of a little substantial evi­ sions, her .only resources—besides, he were really strong enouglu had grown old in the menagerie, and dence on such descriptions. On one of The tax-collector was tlie only one bis expeditions he caused a tomb to lie who hud a hard word for the ban. when • His submission, liis docility, were extra- constructed and pla.-ed in it arms and ordinary^ She would not think of re­ they talked th? tiling over among kn­ maining any longer in the midst of such armor of an enoriuoiis size, and married own .circle. ’‘He's limp a* on old toIt has l>een people; and she gave orders to pack up the whole with his name. bacco-qnid.’-- said he to the notary and suggested that this clever fraud was and leave town that vriry evening. the druggist; “I’ve seen a very differ­ practiced by William the Can.'ineror, But at the appruaeK of nightfall tlie ent kuyj of lions ia'the province of Con­ ?ky clouded up quickly and heavily. K w hose supposed tomb wa* opened in stantine!’* . fnrions wind came whistling through the sixteenth centucy an.l found to con­ r. i - L n* the tree*, tearing away the leaves and tain tb»- bones of e.a u:ieomtnotilv large 'ITu- attempt made to destroy Three o’clock had just stnui. The whirling them abroad, mid the thunder pehion. a dear belief, however, received a se­ men of the village were amusing them­ Is-gan to roar in the distance. selves in various, ways; some playing st jS’everthelees. Madame Anguste's two ver e blow by a disco;cry made in Hauen piquet in the tavern, others at ten-pins wagons left the village by the highroad. in 1509. On the ariihorjv of Le (’at a ■ on the jinblti* road. Tlie women were ' Tbe storm burst over the country. Be­ stone totnb wu t nco\e-rd in which was . hurrying by to disappear within the tween tlie shafts of tlie traveling wagon a copper plate bearing the insrrip.tion, ' doors of-the* eliurch, where vespers were ; trotted a great big mule from wlume “Here lies the noble and paiwatd lord • commencing. The peal of bells from flunks the rain-water poured in stream*. the Chevalier llicon d • Vallcmout and 1 the steeple alone broke the silence of ; The old liorsp who pulled th? other his bones. ” The skull of Ricon held a bu-.liel ofi lx* Cours, which soon appeared tjMavehicle containing the carcass of th??’ ' pfotely deserted. Behind the canvas lion, hnng .... In corn, and bis skeleton indicated that his head ___ sadly under .. the booths a thin column of amok? w»r. furious downpour. The thunder rollr.l when clothed in fl< sb tlie chevalier rising from tla." roof of tin-canary- madly overhead; and, by the light i»f stood nineteen feet in his stockings. As colored wagon, with its shaft* in air. the lightning. Madame Auguste showed unsettling to a serene mind as his apMadame Angustr was cooking in her her ■ ' -tear-streaming ■ • -face at. the .little — traveling-car. _ : —J c, wagon -UM : __ buck window of „ her and at in- night, he was quite a pigmy beside The menagerie was tranquil; the old I tervals flung the epithet, cowards! into Tuciitob M'hns. king of the Teutons, who towered up twenty-five feet. Le lion continued to sleep, and the mcnag- | the great tumult of the tempest. | erie boy had gone to the iun to see January ll/l»>1d, im-nti *ning the date whether Madam* Au^tute s horse and ■ particular!Tne s ;ri.-t »n of another mule had received their peck of oats. ■ 'Washingt.»n D<Uer.) monster thirty feet long was found-at But after 3 Httlc vriiile. the lion , The Childrens Christinas cluby/of Mazaenb, Sieily. in 1516, and still an­ teased and imrnssed by flies, opened . one eye, moved Iris tail, and rulflicd hi- which the prexiden's daughter. 11 tile other at Palermo in 154H, which mermhead against the bars.C Forthwith the j Nell, is president, gave a Christmas ured the sam-. The appearance in the to three T other barred door by which abiaamc Augnste I feast • poor children, A '7 and LT-----------” flesh of these ere ‘hires had better be had entered the cage moved ujion it* < cIal*. the outgrowth of tlu«. gave din­ left to the imagination. hinges, and stood ajar. It had not n’n’ in other Motion? of the city iso A»if detei'mined .t<> allow that hi* been prdperlv secured, aud boIxmIy over 2,000 youngsters had a vision of country wn* pm incut us a proilncer of had observed* thr fact-uot .ven tbe I K00'1 1,Tn,« nhe*1 of ,.hpir *x' tlie skeletons of giants, un Itnlmn of Hon, __ who had lain down incite content-. 1j !'*=«•••••*»»•»• *” U *has. tbe fifteenth or siviveinh century ro­ The club which 1_______________ • /_'/” ' ***( • 'edly than usual• after the departure of ' gained ’ ~ 'a national prominence waa ll.! e« tin- bulling of a skeleton JMM) feet Ihia mistress. The captive pnsjmd hh , s’»ried bv Miss Marion VVe«t, high' Il will immediately anmonncod -mnffide ----- -1—against i_u—* *i„ — 1looked —• «._» —the daughter of Commissioner t<> be the skeleton of the giant Polypbethe a door, before him, and after u moment's hesitation, West of the district, th? day aftei inw». and treated with various ceremo­ Thanksgiving among a little group of 1 nies by the awe-stricken discoverer? toto leaped into the booth. He proceeded eery alpwly, ven- cunningly, and poked acijuaint^nCes. Mias "West, by the way. tin* people of the co miry. Tl» bone*, his bead through the calico cmrtsina claim* San Francisco as her birthplace, the sathoc naively observe*, differed winch concealed the entrance of the and it lias rei.son to be proud of a gen­ somewhat from those of tbe ordinary menagerie from the public. Le Codra tie-young laxly who has made *0 main 1 hum a n frame, but that waa to be ex had all the aspect of an uninhabited [xwr homes happy. Miss Nellie Arthui . peeled in a rnhu so Uli. ! accepted the > .residency of the du band , The ev.dent comp binding uf prehis­ . The lion stepped into the street and w.th it coned ieraLlu hard work, as she ! toric animal relics with human remains halted again. Then he rei*.mim?n<*ed has had to sign h i .dreds of menilicrhis promenade, Imt very timidly, with ship cards, they not only gave the ' of human skeletons of 1(K) anil 2tN) and an • embarrassed air—ss though very '«*liild;en all they could eat, but also all even 5O.» feet h;gh. which b-sgun with distrnstfol and supremely snsjdciMS*. ' they could carry hi>uu*./n the way Ot 1 tbe P-dypheoins incident, bel .ng to t;ie . ea aide* and toyi ' One would have thought that ur* It td aaiw'?* »t?gnry of mistake*. There ia, I never siw iqivh. a Aiowd of delightod hole.er. gtsxl ground for supp?«ing already regretted having prararieil sb far ; and every once in awhfle he wonhl faci-M. President Arthur entered th.* ; that Farragut, the tyrant, slain by , Or­ hall in time to see a “Punch and *>wly” i lando, nephew of Charlemagne, Was a turn his head half-round to look at his domicile. Nevertheless he skirted the show for tbeanteriaiiitaent of the cD?l- nngr man, eighteen feet high. Hncart church-wall, and finally took up his po­ dren and took ascaTvery democratically i of Vivana, whose bunre were found du sition under the porch, without making iu their midst c Such a scene waa the banka of the Murder! riter, in the prolrably never witiwaaed here before, mountains of Crussol, on grave author­ the slightest noise. Tlie church doors had been left wide open, lie­ .yell Arthur rang with achoru .o fcifia. : ity was utated»to be twenty-two feet «x cause of the beat, ami within a Tiny Tim's injunction, “God Bless inches. Hiehard, a celebrated anato­ profound silence reigned, broken only Every One,” is the watchword, and th? j mist. saw in tbe an buri* of tit. Germain by tlie outbursts of the preacher's voice president, lik • simpler folks, wants his i in 1614 the skelton of a man twentv feet from the pulpit, and the mad music of daughter to grow up generous and: tali. > . For a child of 11 year*. the orieketa from the neighboring trees. thoughtful. The priest bad only just oommenoed bis pette<l and noticed as die is, she is not ------------- ---------------------------------- -------Mg Ciirr^uL] sermon; »nd the peasant women in their a bit spoiled by ft all, and came attired..t,. 1.1._ .. 1 ti_ ' ” {When it is retneiubared that, even st rowh of straw-bottomed chair*, were in a simple bine warded drees. The either Halen mg or yielding to the drow- Christmas club i* going to be a perms- rw > *now, th?‘meet awthero jH»mt nent affair and expects to do much of Al**ka, thr avenge temperature is mere next veer. ' ° Hy ?• Iitfow wo, arwmhng to the diua, Lttid ‘/uTSrtSmhi’ wJT an directions. WigcOrttou, Iowa. [The Carrvut] herd fall to the pavement, aud cried THE DARWINS rLondon Lttte*.; Several persons hail considerable to <ay of Mr. Darwin's extensive and jwl> Sons charity to the poor. To Mr. l>rsiow, for many years his personal ser­ vant. Mr. Darwin gave a life pension of £50, and the rent of the handsome Home cottage” in Down. During tbe time M a water famine in that region be u-ed to^ri»ie about on horseback to aes? who needed water, and had ix brought to them at Im own expend from the CTrtM al il. Mary’s cray. ■‘Hr was,’ Slid Mr. Paralow. “a band aid a good father and a most ex­ ............................ ................... cellent master. Even his his footmen footmen uaed to stay- with him as long as five vexrs. They would rather stay with him titan take a higher salary some­ where else. The cook came there while young an?l stayetl there till death, nearly thirty years later. “Mrs. Darwin is a pb**ant lady, a year oltler titan her husband. Their boys are all jolly, nice youhg fellows. All have t imed out so well, not-bne of them rackety, yon know. Seven children out of ten are bow living. “George Darwin is now a profeesor in Oxford. He was a barrister at first ; had his wig and gown and oil. but hod to give it up on account of bad health. He would have made a hornament to the profession. “Francis Darwin is a docto. , und used to work with hv» father in the greenhouse. He is soon to marry a lady who lectures on lotany in Oxford.” Mr. Darwin used to do his own writ­ ing, but had. copyists to get h's work ready for the printer. He Was always a ready man. He used to get up at half post 6. He UMtl to bathe and then go ogt for a walk al! a-pund the place. Then I’a mIo a used to gel breakfast for him before tlie rest of the family <*ame to eat rapidly, lowu. ~ hie study and thenwent ------ -------- , — _ ------. — wrote till after the. reel had break- . fast. Then Mr- Darwin earne in and he used to lie half an hour on the spfs while she or some one rise rend to him. Then he wrote till noon. Then be want out for an hour io walk. He used to walk all around tbe plai’e. Later in life be had a cab. and us??d to r.’de oe horseback. Then after l inch afi|l he used towrite awhile Afterward he and Mrs. Darwin nsed'to g»to thr l»?»l-room where he lay oc a sofa aud often smoked a cigarette Waile she read for him. After th s. lie used to walk till dinner-time at 5. Before the family grew up they use! Jo dine earlv, at half past 1. and hat a meat-tea at5 half past 6. • FNote* and Queries. ] i Some people—gentlrmen of the law are among the chief offenders in my ex­ perience —write their letter* in such a manner that it retpiireA a severe exer­ cise of the intellect to read them. Page 1 can generally be found (not quite *1wnys!», and soniotimen page 2 follows ft; bat which is page 3 is a usually pro­ found enigma. When the wrong page happen* to make sense, you arc apt to reply at cross pur­ poses. I ventare to think that these gentlemen may reasonably be asked nrtLgrto write straight ahead or to numbe^^their ]*ges. I feel certain that if I pat a book into their hands bound as their latten? are writ­ ten, and unpaged like them, whn:. I sir. -,lil earn would in all probability not be their benediction. Do they ex­ pect ni ne? Perhaps I may be allowed to nsk alao why in some rases the mast undecipherable p:.Tt of a letter is the name of its writer. This is a little hard upon strangers. I hare a clerical friend who«e writing I happily know when 1 see it, for his signature i« a mystery beyond h<i«ian ken. (Hi?, Honor siel Hljah.] •‘All on earth that ailed me last night waa the cold weather, said Martin Williams a-, he walked out. “Yea, it was pretty cold./ “I presume I was found lying on the street F “And in a senseless conditicu?” ' Well, rather «en*ele«Lw “I am much obliged to the office: who brought me in. Whenever th? cold get? dowji to within twenty de gree< of zero fl am apt to fall down in a ehfll.” < -tide or the other would r»* a little above his work* fop a sacom! ind then drop out of right, if nog™ un* .fired ujxmi either aide. .oute soldier «■» the other ride weali repeal the adti<m. If no gun was now heard, a soldier nppn our aide or the re!wl side wouM openly stand up in sight <>f the oppose Hne. and His acti w uould be replied tn by one of hi* .<ppon nt*. Tb«r. two soldier*, Union an I Confederate. would look arrow* at ea-h nt Iter a moment, and then, no firing being heard, one after another on each aide would get up, and 'thru we would have a line of U.iiow sharpshooters «rfc ting ujkmi top of their work? looking over at a line of Confederate soldiers sitting upon theirs, each within ftai^ "rifle ran"'- of the other. When this was done it was und'rstood that all tiring was over-fur the day. Aa it l*gan tn grow dark each ride would send a line df guard* over in i front of their works to remain daring ! th? night These lines were often wi'hin a short distance of each other. As we had much work to do upon our new lines, tbe enemv waa usually first r» adv, aud it would I* on his side that the movement for the night’s truce* waa tlie made If for any reason we were not i* purpose was not fired nt, but a . <ml<l be fired in the air. which was • for all to again seek protection, it? morning it • wai the same. If In tbe lards who had advanced upon the the guards ground between armies tarried longer other side .b-sired, ing gun would .be air above them, but fired at until ample time had l»eeff ail to return to their own given for all works One of tbe the «trang*«t things works. these nightly truce* connected with tl»e*e wa^» that they were confined to different parts of the line. • • • Vnibn troop* at onr immediate left and the relx*! troop* in their front never had any such understanding, and with them s-.rc.isui or of anger It was tlie quirt and eoiumnnplact* voice of a man re*kiug an every-day remark; it was\loquent in the simplicity of its resigna­ tion: ft was horrible in the positive foci B snggested. There was no despair in it, for the s]w>akpr was a man, not a coward: but tliere was no hojm m it eitlu-i. 11 rebuked me Wr a question which I had meant in all honest} us u tribute to the artist's g.-.-ntness, and which circumstances had turned into a dagger to stab kfm What would 1* the result, indeed, if he did in? .Want while lie labored on it and want while it wimt begging for a pur­ chaser. It is a painful, a liumiliating reflection, for nu- at least, that in all ■ U ™ui». - ---- — — ——... wild with fear, but! Hops&Mait TRADE ITTEj 1 OksTwxmded from rtw *?1I CarttlvM H<xm. M»r. bw ( arwka, DandHI n. Sara* t .in • nzocio-TB las’ iow! indAfiutt BitterwCe. Detroit. m;cil Theses! ft teuive pire-W Life StodEiWihiatTHKVo^ ‘“a • l,4ri“ “ "* “•» »i«> handle? them h competent t<» his task. ■ahteta «*4 !>*«••> < Wltlr VEX*«»• HprwniMhv w. . wMNrtlW dll •rtiou had During FOR drawing look as little like a drawing aa they could have now got back to sen- stated by tlie rev.e ver of “Skeot's JM<bonary. For my l»«, and I think netted with the word “ourae.” PILLS, CURESkJt-Heodecbe, Dyefo^e, />r® • al^uni straining for novelty which ....de Uw p^e. . ywr^, k^pwie. o( .Mohenml pwtoriU rmrj-.t.. lue, recently reached St Some rmbad toward MANDRAKE au Miuoeeota and Da- AretM-«^d>«r. fwKERMOTTS Finish thr woyk you have begun.' i-r -i- “s "j-i's: sxasw.tffiS'jas: teenth FOSTUt noutt 4 CQ, Fw-«. Bdk* flX Hemlliatlwg KeflrrtkM. Tbe other afternoon I stood in a sculptor s studio as the evening closed in. Among the heavy drajx ries and in the gloomy coruors ghosts of hi* art loomed with* th- exaggerated and sol­ emn vastnrs • such forms assume when their details are only ini perfectly re­ vealed. Out of the popaloa* shade one figure, pallid, lofty, sinuous with a weird and superhuman gran-, started forward in the n>ptlo»!»»s and silent air, into au aljsolutek -tart ling activity. Twisting np oat of the shadows, with­ out apparent base or support, the charming yet sinister geuiio/ of the whirlwind seemed to )m? blown upward over us by the tierce blast she tyjufie^i. “You ought input that figure in mar­ ble,” I said. “And starve? ’ the sculpt>r asked, in a voice which echoed hollowly among the shadows. There was somnthing in this answer whieh mode m?; shodd-T. The tone iu (New York New*.] of tie word “curaeZ * here is certainly a word “en*v w.ich is derived from gestion, Biliousness. Dyspep­ sia And General Debility. Tbe reason forr this the author state* to nt of confidence in each have been want ■eliel troops being conother, those reliel siderrd “the most moat inferior and worthel army—despised by the less in the reliel braver men in t’.mr "Wti army, as well “ Broken oar law s." (Cor. I> >odon Spectator. j It seems to in? your correajKiuiient from Colorado Springs is himself iu error ir. stating that rhe word “cuss." whenemplorrd in thr M*nae Of a “rough Blotches, Boils, Tumors. Tet­ ter, Humors, Belt Rheum, Scald Head. Sofee, Hereurial for gur •How’’ •‘Obstructing thejiighway.” The Tbe prisoner looked at the eourt eo„. a long minute, and then producingr a . M. note he laid it on tbe desk with the mark: Bitters omdy in oi �The Hastings Banner. Hastings, rmur, ndrecxiY u, h. ing of the board. His successor will probably be elected at the first meeting in March. A good man should lie se­ lected, and sufficient pay given to keep him. The janitorship is an important position, and when the proper man is found, he should lie paid enough to in| duce him to stay. volley from the picket reserve on the opposite shore greeted them and killed (’apt. Cross, and awakened all the troops in the vicinity. The river bank was soon cleared, how ever, and the work of NOTICE. laying the bridges advanced. Only a WAB sketches. ' small detachment crossed the river. i Review of tbe Army by PreUdei The fiats opposite in the vicinity of the bridge were soon cleared, but nothing ipllcatr copy will be in i further done for Several days. Sedg­ otion, mo that Mubecriptii either place. EeUmatoe HY JOHN J. POTTKU. wick made as big a display of his troops job-’ aa possibleA We were marched and When the open weather of March counter) ied over the heights and came there waa activity in all the camps Brino your job work to the Banner i •'Hid Hooker’s qualities aa disciplinarian fiats with flags. flying, drums hearing, dfllce, i began to be felt. Inspections and re- and bands playing. On one of the sun­ TllKl uthollwrapretrtodnlieatetheir rtew» were,frequent an<l»kinolsh,roin- ny days whilt} we were thus employed pany, battailion, and brigade drill rigid­ tlie adjutant appeared in front of our new church soon.. ly practiced. About the middle of regiment and proceeded to read a gen­ THE high school received an air order reMarch President Lincoln and GenJIook- eral order from Hooker. The - ------------pump and other apparatus last week. I er revieived the army which asaembleil | cital the fact (which was not proven) Sr< ii weather as we had last week near Stoneihan's switch. The president the operations of the last few days gnvp plenty of bifaineAs to the doctors. was accompanied by bls son Tad. This hlul Pbmed Lee’s army where they must Satukhay our business streets were was the most impaSnir Spectacle ii ever 1 either come out and light or ignominagain crowdetl with tOams and people. witnessed. Tho w eather was line and OU!,,>' flee. and that in either case desThe Hastings laumjry has” liecome a the troops in fine trim. Our corps- was awaitedthem. This order was It fixture, mat seems to ije doingh paying drawn up at division front, each Iregi-' greethd with tremendous cheering. ment in close column by division. I The ,n“>' “ seemed true to Gen. Hooker. business. i three divisons were copimanded re' ” ’ 1 operations of the few days folWhen our eorrcs]rtndents visit this * ' proved ’ ’ how sadly ' he was mis. ity. wr should h<* plfswetl to receive a sportively by Gens. Brocks. 4.1’. Elowe lowing [ ami John Newton; the latter recently taken, and how sadly incapable he was . .-ill from them. ■iniring about the ".npU 8ate"1,1 S8W V<T%bar- of coping with so astute a chieftain as Local News. ■•old BUyt longer with me mammy-*-- cuttac. the old-time doctow. tired from practice His old 'saddle tMUTU k.Wr. __ D.. ■ Mt MB*K aii old graveyard. . There were fanny though, man bate extingufabM, • tombstones all around my tent. The *!• s world grows old.’ | leather won cold, and tbe government i ^•‘ron8 “ **» nxrticm; h, <ar--------I had not yet furnfaltad tm with the little ried. Hfa word was law in numerous WHITE HOUSE CRANKS. ! *h«et-iron storm that were *o common houneholus. Quinine and calomel were -------------during the closing year* of tbe war. ,W* the only medicine* for which be hou Cr*s>- Caller* o« the PreaMeat—The ' felkiws set to work and built ourselves •ay reaped When these medicine, Ked *f Itevaiatieaa. ! a mbe^stove. We made the sides of it failed, it was thought time for the pa­ [Cor. PitUburg Commercial Gaaatte.] - out of mud and sticks, and took a big tient to call on a higher power for nat­ TheWhite House fa * very popular remarble gravestone for ita top When uralization papers in another hemfasort with cronka Every crank who we ^ad finished it and built a roaring Phere The lancet was a great factor. comes to Washington imagine* he has ! ^re had reason to be proud of our If a man was slightly ill, bleed bin.. If some important business with the prom- i “igcuuity. ' I he was dead, wait awhile. Bleeding dent. Some dar* the lynx-eyed ser"Just as it uas growing dark that 1 wm a mania among the doctors. , It ragtxl like an epidemic. If | a man had too much blood they ay ten or twelve her searching among- tips graves some ■ Would bleed him, and they would crazy, people. The asked ___ how L_ he _____ o to dfa- minutes earlier. XVhtp she looked in bleed him if ho didn't hare enough. If on us ane she nou had pniiea pulled ner i/er rta red inroan turbau on off ! * man had hfa left arm torn off, the next - lrT tingufah the cranks from, the ordinal ­ ', onus iwt much and stood crushing it in her hand*, i Bling wa* “souee" a knife in hfa right business callers. “It’s not nine since the 1 ^ er j kinky, white w ool . stood up over arm. It did nct*eem to enter the minds trouble," he said. “But ta„ I of these “old timers" that a man needed o of Garfield we have been es-TODU her head and her block feature* worked shooting pocially watchful of all the president * with such rage that she looked like a blood. With them, flesh might enter । the kingdom of Esculapius, but blood 1 visitors. Usually we apot a crank on IU17sight. There . fa a wandering of the ‘“Well, mammy, hadn’t yon better was excluded. I-with a view of|lM*r’ " hl,e tll»w fonipxl tlie reviKving Robert E. Lee, or a military genius like ' eyes, or an abruptness of speech, or a bo g«tt®g outsidoof the lines?' I said Ou ouo occasion a young doctor sug­ . .kin-' a f»id f.-r it. officers with their staffs ride along the “Stonewall^ Jackson. wildness of gaRure, or some peculiarity to b«r»in • friendly sort of way. gested to several physicians with whom ‘ .. >. .. ' front of each division. The president of dreifa or manner. ' ! “She never said a word for a minute. he was holding a eonsuJtetiou thst it Asst \t. meeting -H e f arrv & w;w Jl0COmpanied byGen. Hooker,close“This, however, is not always the case. Then her eye fell on our new stove. Aa would no doubt be better not to bleed Mrs. G. E. Bowers visittd friends' In Eat..n Iibiirann- < m|ip.my tn Union ly foIlowed by Gens. Sedgwick and I remember a short time agu’l was on 5000 aa *he saw thetop of it she gave a the patient any more. The old physi­ i this city last week, . duty in the grounds one night when u ftn,l rushed into the tent. She cians looked at tho young fellow in .all. Hastings, I uesdt^y next. ;-handsome" Dan. Butterfield, Hookor’s was ap- ! grabbed the gravestone, but it was amazement, and ‘one of them found ecuption was going on. 1 w About March first 1‘. M. Khappenaud reception E. II tin::: is already getting out the | Of staff. As1 the party pass each,। preached th® White Housuportico House portico ! nearii nearly red-hot, mid she had to let go. breath to exclaim: Ereached from the I.iat.rial for the new boas.- which he regiment, the drums roll and tin- tings- Mark Russell intend to leave for Dakota. “Whatr , pulled her away, or I reckon »ho y a tall, clean-shaved, mit ...... «..v^times. In ...resprinse .va m.Hnvto ivtun me J-England, a wide-awake teacher man, neatly dresseu in a black walking would a ill build on Jefietson street. । mp three this the Jd have----------------------------------carried that stone off sfith“I say that I don’t think that it would ,— be a good idea to bleed him any more Wring for it to cool. \V< un* from Kalamazoo states thaVthe 1 reviewing officer removes hfa hat. There ; ,,uu,c ,w il pleasapt suit, who asked iu atone as if he merely ouk srajting wanted a chat with some one: ‘Are you “‘The old girl's crazy. crazy,’ said one of at present." call Saturday. work <’i raising subscriptions there for । was no finer looking officer in the army ;'" ** * ’ ” ” The old physicians looked at each _ as ________ _2 l_________ 2.3 boys, wo shoved her out: of the Hro.r Peckham, of the Freeport Herald I j watchman here?' ‘Iu that line,’ said . ‘he •_. the railrusu! is progressing favorably] ; than Hooker. Hr was over six feet in other, and sorrowfully shook their i . —j-------------------- —’ — . ■ *- 'The president is giving a reception. j ‘tent. “ ‘“Crazy!’ she shrieked. ‘Lef de heads. Those wishing to attend Prof. Hall’s height, of fine physique, u cleanly shav- i “‘1 5Ir- •’• * »nr?r iimde us a plemmnt I I believe?’ ‘I beliere he‘fa,’ wud I. cn face: dressed in full uniform, mount- [ call Saturday. ■ |‘A public reception, isn’t it?’ Law’d cuss come on you sojer mans “Upon what do you base thfa wild teacher’s class should remember that ft. I ed on his magnificent white Horse, he J itessrs. E. F. & W. S. Nye, of Johns- i tIw . stronger. ‘I don’t fo’ stealin’ my mfaiun'-grabestun. Lef assertion, sir ?" will begin the first Monday in March. “ I base- it'upon common scnoc. The de Lawd ’ s strike ya ’ de^d wid Hislig^twu> a grand looking officer. At *uch a town, were among the Banner callers 1 i ♦V 1 A i.iTERAKY society, In the Joqrdan । . ■ answered, would you take me to be a nin’, and lef de debbil wrunsh yo* patient was suffering in the first place time as this if a man ha* a spark of en; on Friday last. respectable citiwnT wa* the next one*- bones!’ from Ioks of blood, then we bled him. w. hool district. Woodland.are wresting thusiiLsm in hfa heart xj. short0 “Well, she gave us a lot more of that and now, I say, that it would be better - it -- will ... surely ------ ~ be lb ]{ ...e (j^ik v<n>n and tuill II. 11, G. 1 t. (’utter are solic-11 tion. ‘Hardly —J able —.o to .v judge on VM so VCUUl with the tariff and Fitz John Porter.! I to wait until he is able to stand another t set aflame, and if he has any taste for . iting Milmcriptions for the C. KJ& S. R.' Bn acquaintance,’ 4aid L The stranger kind of talk. She-was cither crazv or Theiu: will 1*e h dtutce at the Woodj ­ the grandeur of military display, he can R.. in Prairieville and vicinity. else she was a hoodoo, or something drain upon hfa siystem." ’' ** tb“ '“d “He i* hopelessly insane," said one land bou«e Friday evening February •' get his Illi, it wah at this review that I J.v .... 0™-® ngnti hut Ir°ra my general ap- of that nature. We had to drag her « ..-n W. .ic. Sr»t saw X. xY. v-J™.tec~ '■ 1 the 8*™™ “ T. m -T manners aud convernonver outside of the lines, and she scratched of the doctors, meaning flhe young fel­ 22nd. Good music and a good time'Jo 00... the .1 i1-lst, .m . V. 1 . ।■ xrafs "T ” r iU’ ‘wnvug useweoas«.x- I P pearanco now, my manners and the X. 1 . irtimteers. Saturday .-ailers. When sation. would vou set ms down as re a and bit and cursed usiall the way. low. (?bl. Emory Upton’s regiment, ,brother । ................................................ .....a w,- ««<s- speeiable or otherwise?' •He.paetable,' "When we got back to the tent and had “I don’t know that hfa case fa' hope­ , Iu i:ix<. 1.W43, Ui new houses were or, th.. Upton.- at Battle Creek. Our ’ • • 'Ing.inl° “ur “nkt«m t- guess of the I pious at Battle t reek. <>«» that Uia| there to be U-a at the the Wood Wood-­ I' Jn‘‘Trt',ln ,b,“ «"*• settled' round our fire, we. talked and less," one of the party replied, “but it there’’a s to a part, party at ...lilt iiNfiastings. 11 the SMison is at regiment being the liind. from the , laughed a good deal about the angry- oooh will be unless immediate action fa . . ... , and glorious land of the free, narcos ln>14 in the th.- near future liM1fy wid fa,. -0 respectable citiren ie. old woman. After awhile we got to taken. He needs bleeding," and they future.. all favorable, many more yvill lie .-on, ; same state, naturally we took an inter. kind house failulKVH.LE village, whose people .mldenly turned away from Urn door of playing poker, and forgot about her seized him and ent a hole in hfa scalp. .irorti-.! this year. ert in the 121st. It waa certainly the All of these old fellows have retired hud sireng hopes of sc-uring the C. K. • S' b-v . «“kp« and the gravestone. Suddenly there l in: M-ho«>UH>ard have permitted the j finest regiment in our corps, and the c ,.| • , , . , . ' , when he simply seeks, with other was a terrific report right in the midst from practice, with records red with hi. respect, to of us. The candle went out, and we the blood of their countrymen. They high -rhool literary society to hold । finest 1 ever saw. The men wire in full A S, and who paid an engineer to sur-, dtia,,,, ,o p.j. officer they have chosen pitched through the side* of the tent have not beiioine reconciled to the new public tiiHriing* in the high school uniform — ’* every wily, all; won* dress routs, vey a route through the town and PKti- the ithhii; :i privilege worthily bestowed. white gloves and white h-ggings, and iiuitv the cost of completing it, have’glv-, by ballot to preside over them: at a onoqr heads. Then wits the time that and less boisterous mode of practice, •*n up the jiroject. It would cost-more to 'time, too, w.t apart, it is understood, we were reared. For-my part, I thought and even now, if one of them should be every movement was executed with the Tin: <{Kilding .Manufacturing (\»mchange from the ..id line t., the one ',or>>"rp««.’ 'Bnt perhaps said the devil was l>ombarding us with hot called upon, he would have his kni^e i> |.;tn> n*»w employ over 100 hands. They Utmost precision mid promptness, i’pr ., .. , ,, I, ‘there must have been a reason. Per- shot at short range. I was afraid to in the patient in less than five'minuteton was but a fa»y in |;ip|M*arance, had' through thevillMKeth.unts iMsiple. ould hap. you are mfatiken, ami thfafa not move for several minutes. Everything lia\< jiiin has’il enough liolta this winEating w*tli the Maaakaa. affonl to |kiv. We compliment them I » public reception.’ 'Asked if I had a was pitch dark. Finally I remembered left West Point in Til, having l»eeii in [Hocoluhi Cur. ('l.icago Nona] /I u t fo |nkt f»>r two ygurs. Good prices. I was nlive. and scrambled to my feet the same class with Custer. Kil|Kitrick, for their enterpri.se in making the sur- card,’continued the stranger, indigI don't know whether you have irer -re jkibl too. • • and. ran. I reckon the oilier fellows vej. and for their determination to get nantly 'ignoring last ; . T...—. t myreuiurk seen poi or not, but it fa as like iu«<*d • Wilson, Merritt anti others. * \\. l‘. St una m has purchased of Janies questioned -and- — crosh-cxahiiiitsl as if 1 did tlu? same. An hour afterward we lard in appearance as patwible. an<1-•on'-­ After the officers pfas in review, the the road if |K»ssible. Thev are equally met in another tent and compared notes. :r’- or' and tho Swecz-v two kits east of the latter’s darting ... emUt for lrtting Um. ™^ tain* the element* of food and drifaJ It parade is broken up, the reviewing offiSeveral of the fellows were badly hurt door then shut in my face. Alt right, J'lrn<T, which front on Jefferson is a little sour and fa made from a ulMW rrrs take soil'd- con\t nient p.tsitton and .scheme drop, when they are convinced it if this fa St. Petersburg, and this! is the and had to be bandaged up. When wo called karu, resembling theqiotatc The r--t. < ।»nsidtTati«)n-31,6(10. Two tin­ cannot he work«sl; arid doing what they palace of the czar,’ pointing to the finally ventured back to our tent we native* eat it with their lingers, fetch­ - lots ah* not to Im* found in this city. ‘Infamously wrong if fufind out what caused the trouble." at division front (tuXining two compan­ can for thr old line. This they will do: White House. ing it to their mouths by a graceful “What was it?" akked a listener. Amu r a dozen members of Middlv- ies nbrcast.j having so pks!gr<l thqmselvea. To have tliis is Washington and that is the gesture which the whites in vain attempt j . “ Tho gravestone had exploded^rith White House.' . to hdloW. I remember the first time I ilh- i. tge .if IltdH*|f^ia visiletlthu Hast-, Ittood hark and played ••dog-in-thi-man“So far there had not been anything the heat of the fire. Pieces of it \ere March and. nearly all of April passed • io il I’liilav evening. A pleasant' ger’’wouhl have been faith ills4-rrdita- iu the man's manner or talk to indite Muttered everywhere It is a wonder saw poi eaten was at a native Feast My partichlar companion was a dark-haired, blr aud ilisjLstrous. The road along thr that he was auything more than a visi­ some of ns were uot killed. 1 suppose ni»- was enjpytul. not the least plenaurdark-faced woman knov. n as the Princes* gun. The weather was tine during lieiug afinesupiM-r at E, Ki Brown’s. old grade fa worth too much to the tor to the city, disgusted and indignant seyerid of tho boys believe to this day Like Like, but preferring tp be called April grass was growing nicely, trees•. township to permit it t<> fall through. ftt disappointment at being siiin- that the <>ld mammy’s curses caused Mrs. Archibald Cleghbr.i lxs?an*e she in IfhMim and at hast {nature favorable '■ । Wn wish th.- ullage .-..aid Is- fin.n“n!< Jopvnwl of wbrt b« perhaps that stone to explode. We built an­ married a man of that name. She -m-h as most civiliz»‘dcounpunitics pos- t<» an auspicious o|x*i|ing of the ram- i1 ... .. . . 7*.connidered Ina only chance while other stove, but we didn't put a grave­ dressed from Paris rtuJ hud a new hat I with tin-roicl. Uuusmurlf its it cannot . ... .. J ... . . -.•«». w«* might have many speh enter­ paign. Hooker, I forgot to nlention. I here to see the president; luit stone on top of it." from Pauline’s in Regent street, and she tainments us the Spanish > students. had niateriallv strengthened the cavalry ; be, the right thing fa to help the rroad suddenly changing lii« niann-T after bis wore glove* of at hast twenty buttons' / “ . • . . »nnr 41 where it in. fa. it It will ma> ou.i add iiku many ,j tgoiwv*ii><u-- last remark, be abruptly nnktsl me an Thi sc eoinpaniesi would gladly stop length. 1 he Kanaka women can drew, [ChicAgu Times.] ............. ... I""1 -«>™* and, (|oll„r, ,,.arlv I., the wealth ..1 tlie sepulchral tones of thtf gliost in here if we hiul suitable accoiiuxlations and do, when they have the The domestic infelicity characteristic nu.ip.iin> of IW 'l-rae.!.. he ba.1 » I what u n„„ a,, rl,.|,wt t(lwIIHhi|1 int|„. ‘Hamlet,’ ‘Do you over read the bible?’ of theatrical people, instead of bqing j. After the roaat pig and cocoanut milk for them. ’ ‘Sometime*,’ 1 answered. ’Did you splendid eavuln y»rps under t <*en. I (.ollhtv altogether due to themselves, fa allogi'tlier is en- j! came .poi. When the tub reached my . Gecrge II. Stonemffn. I Hooker now had . ’ ever read tbe book of Revelation* ?’ couraged. .by the .. enterprising i --------------. , * companion . . * v ,Ae stripped her shapely ( iiahi.oti’E is enjoying a series of maaagers. !••'■(uft-s given l>j- home speakers. We the opportunity of (putting his pet i , id, makfcg cuakihg » a kind of spOon-shaui spdon-shap* Tub circulation of the IMroitEven- ‘Ye«.’ ‘Do yon remenil>er the rod man, The public appetite- for scandal fa ; armband, in book? ’ ‘ I can ’ t do." , ** ' . . . . . , . . , , • • 41 m that book? 1 cant say that I do. have pb-Aty of talent ip our city which , scheme into operation? that of moving nig .Journal has increased 30 rapidly k.Wc11 rjUld it strong, and the actress who comes out ' fonn * with ’**’ ‘her'fingers, ” dipped into tlie _____ _ _ ’ ___guardian 22__ „ ~ of > the could Im? made to minister to the enter-1 his army up the river anil forcing Lee , that its managers have, found it impps- night, read it again,’ aaid the stranger, of the divorce-mill, while perhaps in­ tub and swung her elbow ohtwsrd and . brought the content* of her fist in a jured socially, fa often better off pro ­ taininent and instruction of our people j froin his entrenchments. The army j sible to promptly meet the demands for adding quickly, ‘I am the red man there fessionally. ’ A well-known dramatic sweeping curve to her lin It wm nearly Would It not lafa good idea to bring It: was not as large as when it confronted it from ” parts of the State, but *- •n all in -a mentioned. I hold in jvy bauds Hie _______________________________ a teacupful of the food, but sue agent with whom a New York reporter to the front? reeks it will l»e able to _supply jdl fate* of nation* and then rulers. 1 chatted aliout the people of the stage, ' lowed it at a gulp witlurat spilling a Lee ut Fredericksburg1, but it was un- few wt___ ------------------make and unmake nresident*—Wash­ About every exchange we picked up fpiestionnbly more effective, because the Michigan readers without delay. One ington, Jefferson, Jackson, Lincoln, * few days ago, says: “As a rule, a. drop or leaving on her red lip* a particle 1 divorce * nit n equivalent to an adrasce of the food. I glanced around; the of the famous Scott perfecting premefl, Grant. troops were all well drilled and discip ­ last week had a spicy reference to the and thfa man Arthur. ; of at least 25 per vent, in the aetreas* *alforeigners were watching me. I made woodchuck, which is supposed to have lined and netirly all of them had l>een with all the latest improvements, was Fhey were elected, ye*, but elec­ (fan not change destiny. atyJLzAs salary fa con 'iderable of an ob- a reaolve; down went my fiat, up came seen his shadow on the 2nd. There under fire more or le^<. Certainly the ordered several weeks ago, and will lie tion* ject with actresses, the temptation to about a teaspoon ful, dripping everyThat I control. Let tbe present oc completed about the middle of Februa ­ fa something Ix-autifnlly monotonous Army of the Potomac, then estimated ’ become tbe heroine of a divorce suit fa, where aud flying off the tarngent of my cupant or the White House beware, al»out the annual allusion* to this much- to number 180,000 effective men, was ry. The Evening Journal will then and with a threatening shake of hfa i therefore, strong. A divorce will not hand it reachml------ . No, I beg your . ------of. a «Ijuaband —i---- a — ’------ -------*— ■not —t i_^ my ---------month,T but, in equal relieve » her whom pardon, have the fastest press in Michigan, and long forefinger at the man non. the man i onlr never in better trim lor;»ctive aerviceabused animal, ! she often supports and who frequently quantities, my my shirt-front and tbe lady’s , for fighting, than tMn. Despite the be able to meet its rapidly increasing started down the flag si fawalk tow ard The body of the late David tianborn e people ’ yelled : with delight, circulation without difficulty. the gateway. Now, if iha; ie low h»P s]T-audeni her money, bnt will bring ctieek. The disastrous defeat the December before, , ishift reached this city Saturday morning. ' h<-r.. su letantial increase of her earn- | and I made —... to clean myself from got m he might have Lehured a« well we were obnfidenl and hid great trust plight well! it wa* a • • - I wm• in. • Ah, • The last sad rites were performed Sun­ The greenback-national anti-nionop- as anybody. But iu e.ow* lie lifal , ot fax-. \Hiite this fa tbe case, tbe pom- tit* in Hooker. He had ' manifested stK-h day, the ceremonies l»elng attended by a oly-fusion committee met in this cit^y started on th* book of Re' e atidm. ' t?on of haul>and to an actress, must re- i happy accident, for after that theMgdy I fed me herself, and with such an stimun ■ tfakiiMh and uncertain one. In splendid ability in feeding, clothing large concourse of friends. A good Saturday. In tlie evening Mr. Fuller, there fa no knowing what might -bare hfa hie* desire to make beraelf popu­ and disciplining the army that we fond­ prosecuting attorney df Newaygo coun­ happened." man and an exemplary citizen was lout lar wit i the public aud valuable to myself. ly hoped for good restate. ty, state swamp land commiMiondr, by the death of Mr. Sanborn. . cr mau igeiw, he may suddenly be April 28th, a plmisant da|. the long thro * u iqtin the heartless world to chairman of the greenback-national The skating rink continues to be the roll sounded, tents «|ere >oon struck, make hfa own living. anti-monopoly state committee, anti­ The manner of nerving meals in tbe attraction. We are pleased that *o Twelve year* ago there ware only!,000,ed and on sinecure man, fusionfat or anti-fusion fat forecastle is as simple as is rhe <watem ■ .\rw Frerefas Sar Meltiac Iren. healthy and innocent an amusement with eight 000 pupil* registered in tVe elementary of cookery in vogue in the jra'ley. ’ be [Chicago Tbnaal -shoujd be so well patronized. Messrs. i^ysrations in our haversacks. Hook­ as the occasion demands, addressed the schools of Great Britain. Now there cook give* out tbe nuule dfalie* in the It i< claimed that »10,000 has been people on anti-monopoly. The burden Moul & Messer deserve the thanks of The pan* in which they have Ix-on prepare I. ap • । at Ticonderoga, Ji. Y., in ar­ j are registered over 5,000,000. er’s plan was to movejthe main l>ody of ull for keeping the rink so free from all hfa army up tiie Rajipahunnock, cross of his remarks was “ How can we get One man in each watch is appointed to . r •igmg'fbr melting iron by a new pro- quality df the work done nrtbe schools there K Brother Deyo was not on hand ! that could offend even ;the most fastidi­ at the fords and compel Lee to tight go to tbe galley for the «k»1. He place* c,-wi tlevised by * trench inVeutor. The l ha* also improved to correspond with to pronounce the benediction. 1 it on the deck m tbe middle of the fore­ i?ou, n lead of lieing melted and rtt I the increase in number*. ous. ; . , • ■, . him on equal footing. Thfa he did, castle and the men take their ahar a off into pigs, fa heated to.what fa called A Mrw« tuurors Mary. The Ionia Kent and Barry Miittfal Less money by a great deal is being leaving Sedgwick. Reynolds and Sickles one by one. The ma-i who take* .< re n w|.<»n_e heat, and all impuritis* are [Exdiang*.l loaned than was expected. The last with the 8th, 1st and 3hl e<»rps antUlib- Insurance company, having met with than his just share is not recorded a ta iheucxtniG'ed. leaving the refined proil- । Charle* Nordhoff, who edit* th* t wo years have been hard <me* on the bon’s division of the second to occupy disastrous losses by the .Rockford 8ar- favor by his shipmates, if he per isMi m-t so foil thst it may be ent with a | Washington news department of Th* farmery but they are manfully resolved Lee’s attention In the vicinity of .Fred- anad fires, was compelled to levy an as- in his piggish method of helping • m- knife. It is said that by thfa new pro­ j New York Hendcj, » paid a salary of cess U saving of ♦24 a ton fa effected. >10,000 per annum, and hM in addition notto borrow unions absolutely compell­ erricksburg. Crossing* were to be made sesdient of 5 per cent. This makes self, lire shipmates will not only rem strata with him, brt will go lo th** a hcraae which fa provided fof him by ed. The unfavorable seasons may af­ at Franklin’s lielofr tin- eitj .and a dem­ -some of the policy-holders tired, so to length of reducing bi* share tn the the proprietor of The Herald. Hi* wife [Cbxwso Journal. ] ter all be productive of good by teach­ onstration of (xpisiderable magnitude speak. Several .of them reside here, proper limits; and if be । roteatxag iu»t fa a daughter of Bishop Ama*. The new cable to connect Spain with ing economy. | | * made to draw Lee’s attention from the and feel that they have a very large this treatment a combntteo of one or more, according to his a»ae, i* apjioin <hI C..fa« is to be laid in throe section*; The Flint Journal gives the following main attack. The pontoon trains drew dose of cheap(?) insurance. 1 rem I ’ o tugal to the Azores, 1,000 1 to thrash him. Tlie *al’ora sit on the'r remedy for dull times: The remedy for along the heights, lialted. und the Ixvats Jim. cheats while at their meals. No lab.es mile-t: thence 1,700 to the Bennndss, Whiskky Jim. Sc idmore, ami th. n 750 more to Havana. The ’ •lull times is to keep up confidence and were unloaded and «n <>n^r faswwl for Chaio-quarrel. More whiskey-tight. ar* provided for them. work, and pay every' ’°an living wages each company of <|ur regiment to carry pl&u ala:* includes a cable from Havana the Fiench cottage yards. Oiflacoin Enter Marshal Ninw. Scidmore strikes to .New York*, and another to the Ven one boat to the river, ’ neatly or quite a he may earn, them. The way to " ■...... the evening uith long wands to drive at Niros. That officer thumps the lielazueia cornt, with line* to the Spanish the t*h into roofed tanks, wImbs* they mile distant Bulk were provided. but [Chicago Hen. A bring financial gloom and despondency ligvrant tliug on the mug with his biUy, Centuries ago oak as by fa t’?- American republics. are locked in fur the night, to keep them there w as too mudi l sial for the musis to talk alwut an impending panic. ------and carts mu* him um off to . . . . __ _ ano *■” the ’city •“'j *coop. most valued forest tree h’ England, on from bird* of prey. 1 Ta pUn.. a|| ™ That has just tlie effect of bringing on rtf «•* the «ur;w «•!>«»<; account of acorns fatten* i< hogs, hi one by making the timid hoard their ancient records it is "p’t <fowu h» w A kady LAineJ Torfhildur Thorrortein* Among Hie ejection at ifaawhr at lot ir rit.hu, of Rmkjavik. has written wealth for fear the country is going to r^u*tk«.»»l -'»™i.srta»|.v»i‘ Mi-Vltv D.ivkm-okt with u carry. Pannage was the eight of tee t­ sn I-Vwelie novel entitled “Brynjotfur the kid and they will come to want. H,^U,<-LoaU aiinra d-.-wn »•> tlk li Wr.} portj .f frirmK pwiiiw « pliwsuralde ing swine, and to thfa any iwrMma ad­ - n-ht.'son.*' Every little while sozorIIeAry Close, who has so capably Ottr conipmiv ^xra* U-.r l»>* tot.> I hour in tfa riratin* rink Fndar rttet- joining the New Forrest h-vv iIm.* i ghi .g f’ to substantiate the theory another the tai! reaemblss filled trie jx isit ion of janitor in our c.it y the rtt« rtx-ui thn-e flfik a.' Boon, tuid 1*1 the misfortune to fail, Iceland was formed by volcanic upschool* for the past year ami a haMJ, then fell b>‘ck nlmat half a mile on .tt»e j injuring he** Hirib quite serimiidy. sent in his resignation at the hwt uieetr ! �-TASHfNGTON. I setttera on the Ute reservation in' ColorsI do. Mr. Cullom introduced a bill fof the relief of a large nnaber of destitute cltlwns of southern HliMita who were | V vST nortli west ana inaian terr nones. Mr. vanWyck reported a measure (or the relief of wtuenon th« Dearer, nd st. Jowph rail^&ryM7n»a^;.1«“n rr._ ji.. . ——t ■ j ■. - —. ■ — . .u.. mm — »*m . Xzuuicy, a cvjvicm pvttet tut too trouatc. formerly a union soldier, nnd charred that I M.% i HUNTKK’S STOBY. nuUe Creek Moon. : Andrew Davlne. of the committee sten(in January Ivth Iletuy bmai, a ographors removed by Speaker heifer, has Correapondente Spirit of the TImra.1 young man of about 15 years of age. dis­ been reappointed by speaker Carlisle. . , , . . An unusual adventure which reTea tons of mall matter from Chicago, appeared from his home in thia city. | cently occurred to your correspondent which has been delayed by the floods, ar­ * Brookm.ro In th!. He had on at that time a dark colored rived here Sanday evening. is J.T1 M! 1Umely ppiI eontX„. oe«suitotetoU-erf»d.rk bluewoolSuite. 1 fryrt 1 v- fin/, oAntntrwr __ Four cadets pt the naval academy bave ' — . m.—mm ■■■■mw wv —— — ““ - ___ «" ------been ordered court-martialed for the Jremuch that can b? made valuable to en shirt. It fa supposed that±e left the cent hazing aifidr. One nf thorn promptly 1 reI “ arc “ " I * t ” dty *° U "' d ‘ rre ‘ i< ” ° f CUm “ '“ 1 sent in his resignation. The senate coifamlttee :»n finance referred ggUnd-^MtU.,btn. n.t ert... to tho secretary of the treasury the bill for ; Frn. A—in the senate. M r. Reek a ban- and the snow quite deep. Rabbit direction, but all trace has >ee to<. tbe extension of the bonded period on whisky', for information ne to its effect on । Fbb. N—In the ssnate, Mr. Back aban­ trucks were plentiful, but they princi-! one information of his doned his attempt to secure Information for and Children the national finances. relative to the discharge of a colored la­ pally led, in tbe direction of a large whereabouts (to hfa parents will be prop­ Investigations by the Springer commit­ borer named Dudley. Mr. lllddltiberRer CaMorta promote Digr^-f ion tee show that It cost tbe government 3400,­ offered a resolution for a joint committee swamp, in which theyabbits could run j erly swarded, nnd greatly relieve their anti overcomes .Flatulency, Gorartipa000 to beat back the bogus claimants to • to report the cause of all nunovals of con- without difficulty, but where the hunt- anxietv. 31,500,000 beoneatheil to the treasury by gresaional employes. Mr. f'rye reported W tioii. Sour Stomach, Diarrhcm, aud er constantly broke through the thin • ‘ — Mr. Lewis, ot New Jersey. bill to remove burdens from tlie American ice, sinking into the half-frozen mire . Halnweli IndcftacteDk Feveriahness. It insure® health and The house committee on piblic lands merchant marine. Mr. Lucan introduced The annual meeting of the dnlon agri ­ to his knees. Notwithstanding these will probably agree upou a report forfeit- , a bill for a commission to report on the ing the grants to railroads in the upper progress of the colored people since the difficulties the writer had persevered, cultural society, for appointment of su-: peninsula of Michigan, while preserving close of the war. The Mexican laud<rant although a very small bag of game (ivaoria b m. wrfl adapted to Chttdren that perintendents and revision of tlie preth® eqcitable rights of private parties. titles bill was passed, and an adjournment was the result. While tramping about inium list, will be held at Lawrence hall ■ >„ A subcommittee ot tbe senate, compris­ to Monday was taken. through a particularly malarial por ­ ing Messrs. Hoar, Cameron, Frye. Sauls­ Feb. 11.—In the senate, Mr. Pendleton bury, and Jones.'left Washington Tuesday Presented the credentials of Henry B. tion of tho swamp a middle-aged man next Thursday at 10 a, in. During this morning for Mississippi, to Investigate ayne as senator-elect from Ohio. A peti­ suddenly came Into view, carrying a session, action should be taken to secure political affairs fa Copiah county. tion was presented for the removal of the muzzle-loading shot-gun and com-, a certificate of the safety of the grand CINTAUR LINIMEMT-an absolute cure for Bbeoaia. The house committee on coinage has discrimination against volunteer officers «a ------ ,------------------ ' stand as the law requires. agreed to report a bill for the exchange of : to pensions In contrast with the pay of pletely loaded down with game of the i iwn, Sprain*, Burna^ChUls, Ac. The most Powerfttl and Peae’ • curio • ®trade dollars for standard dollars, or for i regular officers on the retired list. Mr. finest description, y itT' . Plainwell people can soon “ Hello ” t riding Pain-reiieving and Healing Remedy known to,man. their receipt for government dues within I Dolph handed in a petition from the board Bald, from tbe Involuntary envy that ।i ,u vith Ai18pul,'aa'thc line will us the telephone telephone line will I1 of trade of Portland, Ore., for a strength­ two years. ’«*• Superintendent f The Mississippi river convention, com­ ening of the navy. Bills were reported to fix the salaries bf judges of district courts, posed of five hundred delegates, assembled Judson informs the Independent that a here Tnesdny. S. O. Stanard, of St Louis, 1 and to authorize tne purchase of addition­ the man, with the following result: for tlie postoffice at Springfield, “You have had fine success, where second line will Im* run through from ' was elected president, and addressed the al groundsBills were Introduced to author-, .---------- rr assemblage on the importance of improv­ Illinois. •i.i you .. _ii a--. -«। Kalamazoo to Gran£ Rapids, to accom- ' lie a foot and carriage bridge across the did get all that game? ing navigation on the great river.! Mississippi at St Paul, and for the relief “p*1-- •Right here •in *• the swamp." . lKiate the through business. The poles The contest for the national democratic of tbe officers and crew of the monitor fc-It'S ] pretty rough hunting in three standing will be usee! for the convention Is mainly between Chicago and which destroyed tlie Merrimac. Resolu I ,vnr fC .. i llun sianuiu rts. ts esneeiallr n man goes anos up nn .t . .. .... . . Peciai,y when a Saratoga. The committee will be urged tions were passed ordering a report on tlie , » as far as Allegan. to fix tne time of the meeting for August, condition of the government tea farm In to his waist every other step. I inro‘*“ in which case the chances of the western South Carolina, and whether the Baltimore ! named Johnson^was seriously . “Yes, it’s not very pleasant, but I , A man nan metropolis will be greatly Increased. £K!! om u80d to B “”<1 doi t mind it." '1 injured --------- - on ” Mouday afternoon, at Hoop- i Representative Cox has exj -------- J the ■Llld.tlon with the Westen?lb’ou The ^pressed “How long hove you hented herea- er’s saw mill-east of Monteith. Hfa coat' opinion that tho house wnulc Id refuse to 1 tain the ccivil j senate receded from Its amendment to the bouts?” caught in the gearing and he was re-1 give an appropriation to maintain service commission, and that the naval ap- | Greely relief bill, aud passed the joint! “Whv. bless vou I have lived hero volved in tlie air several times More he ' propriatlon bill would bo cut down con- resolution appropriating 8800,000 for the' ina7 most of my lire, aud hunted up to ten sidcrably below 314,(00,009 nefore it be­ relief of the ilood-suflerers. could be released. --------------| years ago every year.” comes a law. In announcing the retirement of General I HOUSE.------------------------------- “How does it happen you missed Feb. N-Tbe house concurred in the the last ton years?" ’ ' Sherman, President Arthur takes occasion -----------------A PLEA FOR RAILROAD MEN. to express the gratitude of the people for senate amendments to tlie tobacco rebate ... “Because ’ I was scarcely able to his Illustrious services, and to state that 1 bill.' Mr. Dockcry offered a resolution to rt»e Tleket-Aceara. thr conductor's his lofty sense of duty has been a model ■ abolish the position of stenographer of move, much less hunt” “I don’t understand you.” and Iter nrakrasaa’a aide of tke < fog all soldiers since the day he filtered . committees. A resolution to send a sub­ the army. “Well, you see, about ten years ago, i qneatien. committee to investigate matters at Hot At a meeting ot the house committee on Springs, Arkansas was defeated. Bills after I had been trampingall day iu ; Ll«ouisvilta Courier-Journal.] coinage, a subcommittee reported a bill | were reported favorably to donate to the this same swamp. I felt quite a pain . it- is a popular belief among people I providing that tor two years trade dollars I town ot Fort Smith a part of the military in my ankle. I didn ’ t mind It very j who (ravel but little that everybody 1 shall be received at their face value for reservation for school purposes; to give to all dues to the government, and shall not . the Southern Kansas road right ot way much, but it kept troubling mo for a | connected with (be operation of a railbe again payed but: that they mav be ex- 1 through Indian Territory, and to give Gen­ day or two, and I could see that it road train is cross and impolite—never : changed for other silver coin at the sub- i eral Ward B. Burnett a pension of 8100 treasuries and miuta, or recoined into any i per month. A bill for the election of terri­ kept increasing. The next thing 11 giving a civil answer to a civil question,. j torial governors and secretaries by the know I felt the same kind of a pain in and never caring whether “school keepa authorized piece. The senate committee on commerce has people was tabled. A memorial from the my shoulder, and I found it pained j or not." ’ This is u mistake. Because i associated press, asking a reduc­ me to’ move my arm. TJie thing kept the ticket agent answers your question: jauthorized Senator Frye to report to tlie ! western postage or? newsp^pera arm' , W . — transient *----- *— --------—— 1 senate for passage a new bill for the relief I tion of d increasing, and though ! “Will ypu please tell me what time tho I of American shipping. This measure has was referred to the committee on po«t- I ROing on and lacreaslng, and though aqd train starts for Blankville, end. Which | offices. The house discussed the bill for a 11 tried to shako off the feelingf and been prepared by the committee from va- . h,dualry nutu th® Mour | make myself think it was only a tittle car must I take?” with a plgin “9:45; ■ rious bills heretofore referred to R on the I * AT the same general subject, and will be offered Fwn r Tn th. h i temporary trouble. I found that it did first carit is not a sign of ill-breeding, , as ^substitute for them. j Feb. G.—In the house, a resolution -was . »hi= «... He will be asked that ! adopted calling on the secretary of the in- ?ot ®0' Shortly after this my joints or surlitiesa. lit Buckner, orthe com ml I toe on coin­ same question perhaps i00 times before । age has expressed tyo opinion that no leg- ' terior for copies of al! papers regarding began to ache at the knees and I idatton with regard to silver coinage will ; Irregular practices on the part of attor- : finally became do bad that I had to the Blankville accommodation starts, ! ..... • besides any number of others that have be enacted beyond the passage of an net to 1 neys practicing before the pension office. remain inside the house most - of- the redeem the trade dollar, lie says the as­ Bills were introduced to authorize the time." no connection whatever wiM| him or tho I saults upon silver have ceased of lata be­ purchase of snug harbors for disabled sea­ “And did you trace all this to tho train—and be knows it. His time is I cause its enemies see that It is already men and to establish a branch home, for crippled soldiers in one of the western valuable, and he puts his answer in the I fact that you had hunted so much iu helping the country out of a financial diffi­ fewest words jxissiblo in order to econo­ culty. “I don’t believe.” added Mr. Buck­ states. Resolutions were adopted request­ thfa swamp?” ner, “that any effort will be made to put ing from the president copies of corre­ mize time ai:d save breath. “ No, 1 didn't know Nrhat to lay it to, . - j---------------------spondence with Great Britain respecting throngh any bill to strike down silver. I tne extradition of all alleged fugitives but I knew that I was in miser}’. My . And then tho brakeman is not a fiend The British parllameut o;>cned its ses­ from justice, au'd calling on the secretary joints swelled -until It seemed as i *D l,nmttn shape, whose main object in sion Tuesday. The queen’s speech an­ of state for facts’ In connection with the an<! render, miserable nounces that nn Anglo-American commis- absence of foreign ministers and consuls though all the flesh I had left was "J® “ lon Is now sitting in Paris to consider the from their posts during the past two years. bunched at the joints; my Angers *“e unsuspecting uncommercial travTewfoundland fishery question, and that The remainder ot the session was devoted orooked In every’ possible way and : e[nr' ,e brakeman generally receives । falomatic relations with Mexico are in a to debate on the pleuro-pnenruonia bill. some of them became double-jointed, j ■mnilest pay and does the hardest ! Jr way of being soon resumed. The Feb. 7.—In the house.' a resolution was . In fact every joint in my body seemed • *° ^IO tTAin. \\ hen the 1<kxhjk>- J 0>er for tho evacuation of Cairo was. rec«ed In consequence of tile Egyptian re- reported declaring vacant the positions of to vie with the others to see which 1 ve eccentric." or the sleeping ; stenographers of committees, proper re ­ veies in tlie Soudan, and General Gordon could become the largest and cause 8 ota ® “ °t boj. it is hut duty to run j . porters to be employed by the speaker. A hasten sent to Assist the khedive in carfhe cuiftarinrr Tn ti,ia back a mile or two through the snow to A new Me* embraced In Els’* Cream Balm, 2in-out a withdrawal. The queen urges bill was passed to provide for the removal me greatest sunering. In thia way . (’aterrh IsminvibycauMiwdiiwhantr»ndctean»« Assnge of the bills to extend the fran- of the remains of Captain- Walter Clifford soveral years passed on, during which naf> ‘10 “ following at a i». D ui by drying up. The application in*, ikh oyaryingup. inr application is i* easy chlsethroughout tbe United Kingdom and from Wyoming to Michigan. A bill was time I wiu> pretty nearly helpless. I emnparatnelv »hort distance At the emlwweHf. and afirveabie.,. I'heeWeent.. Price 30 cents. »o reunn local government, and states reported t<» constitute a bureau of nnvlgnApply into nostrils with the finger. became so nervous and sensitive that fctft * ,nu , helps juggle your baggage, tlon In the treasnry dcparttnibq. The faat jians will be prepared to extend ^•■a A favorite prescription of one of ft«I troubled with chronic Catarrh aud iralhbrake." at municbal government to the whole ine- rules were debated until a ntririun was I would sit bolstered up In a chair and ‘\‘“1 7 th’ * “ l,e ",w“ rings In my brad, was very deaf at times. Iiad tropoli- and to repress corrupttoe >nt elec­ lost. called to -people who entered the I th® -own ,on, ’ at ^e- <■dtscharxes frotn my ear*, and «a« unable to tions. . Feb. A—The house passed a resolution room not to come near me or even i JfOsl”t‘K’ aud on br®kw* at 1110 breathe through my nose. Before the Mcond lapUlasesled envelopt/Vra.UruMFbt*raa flint ComLs»lunery Dudley has prepared n list I authorizing the loan of teliUTor a reunion • • ------He answers your question as to “where tiottle of Ely’s Crrani Balm waa exhausted I was Address DR. WARD A CO. UsisUm. Mo. of all the widows or others, dependents of of soldiers and sailors in Ctiieasoin August. touch my chair. While all this was we are" hurriedly, because he fa al­ cured, and to-day enjoy sound beatth. C, J. CobResolutions were offered inquiring whether going on I felt an awful burning heat IIIN, 913 Chestnut Si . FV-M Manager Phlladeiofficers of high rank in the army nnd navy, any consular to tile hurry and __ for the same : l,hfa l*uh- H00*'. P*-____ r ;_____ whose pensions have been fixeu or increas» . f . officer-, are indebted and fever, with occasional chills run­ ways inhea Middeniv atickaLL liis boaxl 'in w<' recommend Ely’s ( ream Balm mhere a aJd^^^--«PATENTS special acts of congress. congress? Including Iiwiuding ,J ,t’‘1^« °F ed toy by special V wi”.^' "! -,c Ui trust reaspqFCi? i.i j •2„ rur’’for aUnrrh *' ca!U”' that the widows of four presidents, the list 1 feeds, funds, aud whether -cungrevs -cungrevt can impose ning all over my body, but especially the doJh^nd «Lil. calls’ “w,.v.a^i Humbokltlandinnail. i.wo are doing the public afavor by making Its write to or call upon Tho*. S. Sprarur A Son, mwbera.iai * <on "1. •"”’It .5 !»»*«« dwlhed along my back and through my shoplaowbvr.,100. Araoug Aiikhik ttw Uw npnUal .iwelal peiulnnpaiulon- 1 .•" era are the widows or of Major Generals Ed- : *or exix.rtniion. Another Another resolution resolution pro pro­­ ders. Then again my blood seemed changekylMurMenitihia,” then bolm out virtues known to those afflicted alth this loath­ 37 W. ConyreMi St-, Detroit. Mien.. Attorneys in ers -5 exiiortaiion. — Baker, — vide*v,de rnr* nn I(VI MO),OOo <ITU> fnr for ward- D. A. W. Whlnnl®. Edwin tf»rKniirm.rintinn »n appropriation xof again. Hfa fa a hard lot, and he seldom some disease, (or which It Fs tn most Instance* a ' ‘ —. Peck Rnrw.. Drngglst*, Grand V. Sumner, Samuel R. Hem ze/iiiaa, G. K. bry ?T.On‘0 r,.vt‘r rt<MMU. “r- to be boiling and my brain to be on ?■r’SXh .. j,. UCIH 4.CI IIIHR, vr. rx. remains with thr company long enough lug __’ll!*. — Midi j. w —~... and George — Sz._. -----— wab . ... killed . Randall reported the naval appropriation lire." Warren, Custer who to accumulate n fortune and end hfa» Muir has ------a nmv bakery and a 'circulating Ik “Didn’t you try to prevent all this by Ihe Indians In 1S7G; the mother of Major j bill, and Mr. Willis introduced a measure*’ days in luxury and ease. General James B. McPherson, the widows I temporarily providing fur tlie support of agony?” I Whon nuon tho tno conductor conductor asks asks you you two two or or ’ or Brigadier Generals W. B. L. Wallace, 1 common schools. A resolution was offered • ! “Try it, I should think I did try. •£ Charles 8. Lovell. Robert Andefsbn, the requesting the president not toydeliver In W,re* **»<*.d’tring • short journey for Mr. T. W. Atkins. Glrant. Kan., write*: “I 1 Carlos Aguero to the Spanish authorities i tried every doctor that came within hero of Fort Sumpter; E. IL S. Canby, your ticket it fa not for pure cnaaed- never in-'itate to rerornmrud your Kertrir Bit­ j to be tried for political offenses. The Subscriber !• prepared do do SAW GUM ' my reach and all the proprietary med­ who was killed by tho Indians in lb73; ters to my ciiitomrni. they gtvr entfbe. satisfac­ Feb. IL—The house, by a vote of 233 to icines I could hear of. I used washes ness or because he thinks you are steal­ tion and are rapid sellers. ” Electrir Bitters are MING and FILING in ab rrjierirnceil inanoc.Silas Casey, anti Lovell 11, JLiusseau, ing a rides. On him alone rests the the mtrost and best medicine known and will and cm abort nottea, al ray »liop iu the rear mom and the ilaugliterNiV Lieutenant Colonel 12, passed a joint resolution appropriating Zachary Taylor. The widow of Brigadier . 8300,«X> for the relief of sufferers by the and liniments enough to last me for responsibility for the safety of the pMlUvely cure Kidney aiul Liver complaints. Of Wm. JL HAZEN'S STORE. oppo»it. Mevcr’’ General James Shields receives >1(X) per overflow of the Ohio river and its tribu­ all time, bnt the only relief was by entire train. He knows tliat’hfa train I’urlfy the blood and regulate the bowels. No Agricultural Warelmuse, State street. family can afford to lx- without them. They will month. Among lorty-tbree widows or taries. Bills were introduced—to limit the injections of morphine.” must meet No. 3 at a given point; that save hundreds of dollars In doctor's bills every other dependants of general .officers who number of cadets in the naval academy, to “Well, you talk in a very strange he fa behind, opd that No. 10 freight year. Sold at fifty cents a bottle bv W. H. Good­ reedve pensions of S3) per month are the restore to the pension rolls names dropped yearon account of disloyalty, to encourage In­ manner for a manywho has tramped fa less than an hour behind him. All widows of Major’Gencml Jesse L. Reno, dlan education in Dakota, for the erection on a day like this and in a swamp thfa wqighs heavily upon him, and it Joseph K. F. Mansfield, John Buford, D. surge of a public building at Detroit costing 81,­ like thi». How in the world do you BL Birney. Frank P. Blair, and Ger —- H. ” keeps hfa mind fully occupied. , Bod- Brigadier I S0G.0W, Generals to provide additional life-saving Thqmas; Isaac 1 But of course there are men in the man; Frederick W. Lander. Thomas W. ■ s tations, to authorize the payment of postal dare to do it?" “Because I am completely well and business who have not the breeding of Williams, Michael (k>reoran. and Lewis ?,01®8 t0 V'.e ,x?arer> "nd to compel voter* In «»n Oott-bouMt ■MktfAd'fe' «> 'Bleaker; the minor child of Major Gener- ; Utah and Idaho to take an oath that they i। sound as a dollar. It may seem al Charles F. Smith, since the widow’s I do,not belong to the church of Latter-Day strange but it is true that I was en­ an English sparrow and who would sooner offer an insullTthan give a civil death, the mother of Brigadier General Skints. tirely cured,; the rheumatism ail driv­ answer. These are not the rule, but Stephen IL Ward, and the minor child of -- -------------FOREIGN. T. WILLIAMS A CO., BOMkH. Wta. en out of my blood; my joints reduced simply the necessary exceptions which Brigadier General Daniel McCook, since his widow’s marriage. The widow of Ma Cetewayo, the Zulu chieftain, is Mid to to their natural size and mf strength go to make the rule good. }or General Philip Kearney drew a pension (have recently died from heart disease. made as-great as ever before by means until she married again, and since then Disloyal symptoms among officers tn the of that great and simple remedy, the pension has been paid to the minor Spanish army cause fears of another re­ Hon. Ptter Itovc is Sheriff of tbe City Warner’s Safe Rheumatic Cure, which unTbe children. The widow of Brigadier Gen­ ; volt at an early <late. z .<! ^unty. of New York. Recently, in cotireZ eral John A. Rawlins died before receiv­ I believe saved my life." nation wuh one of our reporter*, Mr. Bowe ing the pension to which she was entitled, . A cablegram chronicles tbe demise of Droctalmejl U... followln« fS; "l iXklJr «t “ And so you now have no fear of and it ban been paid to the minor children. | Gontaut Biron, tlie French diplomat, in *® MWtlent remedy, and one that rheumatism?” An invalid daughter ot Major General O. । his sixty-eiRhth year. Miss Fortescue, of London, « In an action M. Mitchell receives 325a month by a , — -— •—— “Why, no. Even if it should oome .------- ». of -< promise iromiae against Lord Gar- on I can easily get rid of it by using Ker aataby the GRAND RAFTDS A INDIANA special act There are twenty widows of , tor breach officers of the navy and marine corps who I moyle, places her damages at ECO.OOQ. the same remedy." receive 3’0 per month by special acts of | Thomas Cheney, for the past seven • Chrioxaln Stein want* fMOO dainw- fog falw ! wsu aZcitid, ooe of ths hesithieK psjtt ef cfcr The writer turned to leave, as it congress, ihe widow of Admiral Farragut editor of the London Timc». .has --------passed : Imprisonment nt Port Huron. United States,, purest water, good narM*,.Me receives >2,000 per annnm. Four cases are away. f was growing dark, but before I had given of pensions granted to the widow* A Wide Awake Di-urglM. The khedive of Egypt cherishes the fear reached * the oity precisely the same of Presidents—Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs. Polk, that n- Go«ayc*r I® always wide awake in there are .plots against his life, and symptoms I had just described camo Mrs. Tyler, and Mrs. Garfield. The pen­ sion in each ca<e is 35,009 a year. A bill dally sends his wife to tho kitchen to.in­ upon me with great violence. Im­ z jW. o.HUCH*»T. Z is now pending to grant a pension to the spect the food prepared for him. The civil and military command off Saar pressed with thp-hunter’s story I tried only surviving grandsughter of Thomas Land Ooamtsaloner. Grand Rapid*, Midi Jefferson, the author o( the Declaration of kim has been Intrusted to Admiral Hewitt tho same remedy, and in twenty-four Or Ssrrea Rosaim, Travsliag Agent. with a force of 8,000 marines. Admiral hoars all pain and inflammation had Inaependenec. Seymour, now in London, has orders to bo disappeared. If any reader is suffer­ ready for departure to Egypt on an hour’s Grays Specific Medicine. COXGRKH*IOXAk ing from any manner of rheumatic or notice. Baker Pasha wns defeated by the false noura&fc troubles and desires relief, SaXAUL ■ ■ - • ( ’ let him by all means try this same Feb. 4—In the senate, Mr. Coke pre- Drophet near Tokar, losing 2,000 mon, four a. A thn invisiatnrS nf Krupp cannons, and two Gatling gun guns. m ta’SSSTthl retreat to TrlnklUt was made, where the groat remedy. And If any readers Texas asking leglslattoiIndian T^tnrt® Runboat Ranger offers some protection, doubt the truth of the above incident western trail through is^Bills 1.1U hlKmEaropeanS W1U relurn OTC® to or its statements let them write to |WUJ«d remedy for thore direaren. pLe to IdMedfnrgrering ptirpeses. »u is were re­ A. A. Coates, Brookmere, N.Y., who is eta nubile build bnllrt-­ ao*K‘?1’ . . . . . ported favorably to erect a public Brad laugh was on Monday escorted by the man with whom the waiter con­ p^n7toSLSS,r w in g at San Francisco, to grant right of,o ,M“?’ *way tlmough Indian Terrltorv to tlie Sooth- two members to the table of the Brittan versed, and convince themselves of its I house of commons, where he administered advnr^Lroi*. truth or falsity. J. R. O. eralttr to Indians. A resolution was pass­ the oath to himself. The speaker ordered vision, premature old ace, and many other dte ed directing the commtttee on printing to him to withdraw, and ho sat under the IMtcrs adrtrrased to the following pereons re­ ea*« that lead to Insanity or Consumption. an<< Rj‘«nr- A motion by Northcotemaining In the pom office at Hasting*. Barry * Kill particSars In our phampbleL which we that Bradlaugh be not permitted to take It’s too bad Mir or Madam, but don't get fright­ county, Michigan, Feb. 11, ISM: contain ndYertlwimenta for postals and the oath waa carried by «®to 107. It ww ened. Your hair Im falling out—that's certain. A ms a tsse. K. M. Allen. Isaac Cressman, Wm. W. Cole, contracts, as also general orders by heads than voted, by 138 to Iso, that he be ex glance in tho mirror, or an Jnvcstigatlnr r'omniltES of fingers lull die dismal story. we won't eladed from the precincts of the house. departments After some debate on Henry Chamberlin. R. B. Dcverell, Ida EHIotE discuss the ooMible cause. It is enough that tattle Grinin, Lucinda HulHbarger, Julia Hyde^ Mexican land titles the senate.adjourned. Parker’s Hair Balaam used now will prevent Fbb. e.-In the •en*U. bilte wore report«:««!& •djo *mend the Chinme restriction act loghouse, J. W. Wing. ie shadows and to provide for the suppression of pienthe ottiYMuilw-. GnM-ai) Ites toDr. K1OM. Not a dye. n ro-pneumonia. A bill was introduced to l>y m, or Farrand, W tills reYourmeda perfect derasing. pemride tBdoomtty tec the state of Iowa farther debate on u!?bUl*fS»rdi^reita? j George Valentine. CASTORIA Infanta FIRST CLASS \J JOB WORK! ---- BANNER OFFCE JV FREE! ^RELIABLE SELF-CURE. PATENTS SAW GUM MINE.' Nervous Exhaustion, Premature Decay, Loss of Manhood. ten Thousand forms in Michigan. SSmsS AGENTS W. H. POWKfcb. r. M. Frederick HoUhktaa. the draggtat, h sper ceiling deco- T“ fortmooingui'' <Ti|> � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-02-22.pdf fe88ef09b6c7b97e57fc27cba9fceac0 PDF Text Text Hastings Banner HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY 22, 1884. VOL. XXVIII.' NO. 44. The Hastings Banner. n'BU.icxn raioAvx, a, Hastings. Rarkt Co., Mich., MARSHALL L. COOK. SUBSCRIPTION KATES 1 aavaoce. >140 per-year; If paid within tlx .nunUis. 41.25 per yenr; If not paid until exMnUlmiofyear. W ®. Hutoeriber* out,.f ll.m- rn fil W. iw»r vr*Bf invariably County News. , ipb- JM- Ka I it % s £ Mr. Albert Shepard died Monday tion was good, as some of them ate two evening about seven o'clock of consump- ; suppers, Hastings young people know tion. Funeral services at the M. P. I how to enjoy themselves, and ih a very church Thursday, at eleven o’clock-a. m. Mr. Shepard has lived in this coimnunity most of the time Since boybexxi. He leaves a large circle of friends. Thus one Ly one the pioneers are passing delightful and pleasing manner too. We hear they skate well; of course we are no judge as we have only had One I fall, and that is only the A. B. C. of the skating art’ Come again, away. It is said one of our"rising surgeons As Dr. Baker was returning home has twent} fractures to treat at the from a call on Mr. Shepard last Sabbath, present time. We fear something is How many tcnlay cau realize, , A. flock of wild geese paAed here this | farm and mated on the same, just as he drove into the yard, the cut- wrong, either the diet of the people is • Til. hardship reduced b, there aalolad live. !। morning 'z.zz^zt headed Zzz for 2z.z the north. Thir± Think• a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Winder, ter tipped over throwing the Dr. and 1 taulty, and in consequence the bones ■•»<>•*««-«k drtenuhwl j they th<y made a mistake the month. month. ' made a mistake in in the Charles Cutler is teaching school Geo. Hgrton (who was rifling withhim) ure exceedingly brittle, or we are in the ADVERTISING RATES: 1 John A. An honorable living and mission to III? - . . Turner and his— brother Dr. i again. and breaking one of the nones in the > midst of an epidemic of broken bones. . He Golunrn per year. .. ......41® ® Extra charge for special positions. W hat lessous of love are here portrayed. „ , II. o J. |rmade a short visit at the home of ; Joseph Ashalter’s honse and lot were doctor’s left leg just above the ankle. j We trust the state, board of health will As the leaves of their lives are duly displayed; j‘ j investigate this matter and see what Honor, iouwrlty. principle, tbre, th^ | purchased for a parsonage of the Barn ’ . JOB PRINTING. • CEDAR CREEK. Dr. Russell and wife of Allegan, । ville church; consideration,S29U. can lie done to avert the continuance of Atpectal prifle is felt la the Job IMntiug De­ Were emblems of character worn by men., J “ “ ‘ ( The January thaw cornea in February , .tftment of the BaNNi-R. Everything In.the No broken friendship* were then to deplore - ■ patted through our place .Saturday ever__________________________ j such a painful calrmity to our commun­ A petition and remonstrance are both -ttiire offlee i» new; and with the latest faeea of this year. • rype. the most approved patterns of machinery. °moreie ,OVe °f U>elr ,OuUl th*118 n°W U° ' 1“n*’ laying been Hummoued by tele-' lieing circulated to divide the Mudge ity. If this should continue to-rage, we competent workmen employed, enatdes the M&rtin Chandler is breaking a span could never hope to maintain a perfect No other friendships ever can ratagram to Hastings, to vimt his brother • district. • . s nkk to do fftW-clAM fob work.___________ •of nice bay celts. The Joys or the sorrows of those pioneer days'. I Lucilta, who militia-company in this section, for a ’ ‘ ‘ is ‘ very sick. ‘ ' • Joan Soules will depart for Dakota j I The Whittimore mill is doing good company with legs of' uneven length -UKMKKT SMITH. PhTLIP T. 0OIOBOVF., I Dr. Ed. Fish has clotted his school at the last of March. Of that numerous family, two only remain. Judjje of Probate. Prowotlng Attorney. i work. and stiff elbows would be truly “IndicMonteith, and will soon leave to locate । Dr. F. S. Hull. has left Thornapple ]। Two loving sisters.—v. hose hearts retain. iMITH 4 COLGROVE. Harkness & Newton have six or And whose deeds attest, their lalxir of love; > ■ Lawyer*. I and practice his profession. Lake to practice medicine at Carlton * seven hundred ties to carry over to an­ erous.” For their sainted parents rejofclnf above. lOfHetM lu K. Grant** store., The Charlotte band.- accompanitd by II arry Thiers skirted for Lanaiug yes­ Center.' The doctor has. had splendid other winter, unless they find market; ivuettre in nil co*irt> of the State. -Polfactioiui several expert skaters, was at the rink ThU three of the dear ones, M ita whom wv terday, to resuine’his studies at the agri success. He leaves a good practice. for them at Augusta. T wnjitly looked after. Money to loan on real ! cultural college. last met, ■ of Flint & Winn on Saturday. He has hud a large experience and will John Benedict lids' bought a dog. The I ■•Hsre pawn-d ou before*' to Hu- rtalnis uf the j Mrs. Mary Goodyear visited her raqth■ The balance of the Bazaar stock waa •x>valR KNAi-rr.l C. H. Vakarman. do well in hta new location. Went; price paid would have bought six bush­ ■ er, "Mrs. Beatty, last week. packed up and stepped to Charlotte last N AI’I’EN .t VanARMAN. Rejolclnp In fave and etemHy'i rest. On the 15th, a fighting man walked of wheat. . Lawyers. - But the day arrived,—and from near and far, . Some people ride in sleighs some from HMtimra to thi. plum to whip.no els(.^ M bM chMngH, hla mlnd II Thursday. lOvcr Hastings National Bank.) Ed. Bosco was called to Olivet by the I in chaise now a-daya. ' The relatives came with cutters and car of our peaceful cittortu. He found hto fn)m wilI g0 to Virgtaia. , a . 4 L j.i i sickneas and death of his stater lart From CarlUai and Haatlngs aud Kahuimzoo. ■ Another barrel of vinegar? brought man at work, and proceeded to abuse ftil.N CAUVETH. •We learn that John Chandler, from From Irving and Sparta and Saranac.too*. j in to town. It lieats all how they do Attorney at Law, him shamefully and to dare him to Bernie county, to vtolting friend., in Fton» Stux-gi*, PralricvUte. and far off Dakota, ; .... H oninopw U r mpdlnal -^I aMlddleyme, Mich. tight. The Morgan man said he could .nd about t-edar Creek. Came even Burns Mewwr front the rlty Lakota. | drmK Vinegar. Uon of Brer) >md Ertun reuntta. met School floupd closed at Gun Lake last week. do some business in that line if it was I) W.NISKERN, What a royal aurpriw when Bunts mfeta hl* Hrfinol Spott. the horre jockey, hre lout three * w#lcott „OMe M sl&ter. ■ . 1 . Lawyer. necessary, and began to get ready for old nagu this wmtrt m>d if he has grod I WwlDmU, M wwk. A good rtAt the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. Wanter. j iPrer Spaulding's dry good* Wore.; FREEPORT. M-tive operation. When the Hasting, : luek wU11OTe two more Fond greetings exchanged, with regards for ■ Will attend promptly u> all buslnc** in all j From the Herald. x the past; Charge* rea.*anable. man found out what kind of a paaaen- j chulal JonB,. whilf Ending ties, let tendance and profitable time was had. _____— — • —■ ■.-- 1 The social event of the season was the More than forty are seated to enjoy the repast. ‘ Mrs. Johnson will close her singing for — *he —*had* — — J up he -— - ——1j to waked proceeded 1 EKENASTf'jN. ’ th. Under dip out of his hand Md got of school here with a concert. The richest of viand*, the land can afford. make himself scarce. A. Attorney at Law, acutovertheeye, — a regtilar eyeopener. (ldpnJUl * Kvwrtts on Wednesday Are spread by the hostess on the whitest of Freeport will see more building ’ ((her J. S- Goodyear & Co.*6 store.) b"lld h"" evening of last week. There were the coming season than any year before. RUTLAND. Practices in all court?* of the State. Collections What a contra.*! Is *een on the table to-day 1 ; twenty-six couples present* The ladies ;mmptiy attending to. Quite a number of horse buyers have The ice has been much renewed of next spring. | Than wa* seen at a * eddlng, our dear mother* I| ouuir Some Ul of the democrats have gx/v pit । Inan). of dri^d very aC Ulf uruiw-i av.' uatc I «een operating throughout thia section /’ W. LOWRY. BLD.. । »*y. Thexleighndfl mentioned In your tort ! »» gro«>t»ck offleAe, «>d will1! trartively, and shall ________ we say it, -----------some of ' That took place In a village not five miles away. of late. ’1 • Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. | Some thirty-six years have well nigh elapsed. repuW’*®0* the town | the gentlemen departed from the con ven­ (Office. 301 Thorn HL. Hasting*, Mich.) The sound of Jas. Cool’s factory Issue to “Nell Crow’” did not injure the vote with i Since the Item* recorded in a letter have sleighing in this town the least. Come ! meeting. tional black, and adornal themselves ' -alls In town or county promptly attended. whistle is like some people—never twice ptusted: ('fficc hours—4 to io i|. m. and I to 3 p. m. I rekx. greenbackers will thuv will ... . _ __ will Hn<l find they will Would you know how they married fa those alike. TWepfame al Holldw itys' drug store. Vfe chronicle the duuth of Mr. Jo«ph i ”•* h“v<' » ”>0 “«> » ulk • »w»y thta with feathers and ruffles. The amuse­ Sprelal attention paid to surgical disease* early days? George Roush arrived at the house of ment consisted of skating only, and if diseases of the eye and ear. I “Worth reading?" Ah! Ye*,—Who would not. Newton, who di«Sm WclMwdxy nwro«'">'• P ’ rtlm arT 'xmtldent of do teU? • his brother Michael, Monday, in an ap­ a gentleman did not happen to be a HACKETT & butler refreshments were served with ‘■Crairi*rry parently helpless (nmditlon. good skater he was treated very'1 much ing of last week. He has been a suffer- jSUCC€SB? Py.dcians and Surgeons,,1' IfJell!** WOODLAND. Miss Addie Yerrington went to Mid ­ the same as I have seen ladies treated (Prairieville, Mich.) er Tor many years. ; You laugh 'till you cry, and wiping your eyes. All call*. night or day, promptly attended. 1 Are astonished to And “there were cranberry dleville yesterday, to be present at the Rev. Hamp has been appointed to Farmers are preparing for the maple at dances, who were indifferent dancers. pies!” fiftieth anniversary of her parents wed­ preach at Podunk viw Rev. Whitaker sugar business to open up, judging Upon the whole the party was a very H K. TIMMERMAN. A precious love token, fond memory t,ack ding day. F . Ilonm-pathic Physician & Surgeon, by the number of sap pans brought to pleasant affair, and the skaters say they resigned. To the date of this letter, when then- was a (First door east of Holloways* drug *tore.> Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Jones, of. Lowell, never enjoyed themselves better. A The revival meetings held by Rev. town for repairs. lack was spread at the Leap year customs don’t appear ,to bountiful supper .. Of envelopes,—and how strange it now seenw । are stopping for a few days with Mr. Crosby are continued (yet on -Sunday, TkR. Wm. JONES. That a letter was then folded up from tile and*. Wm. Moulton, of Irving township, Mrs. Wednesday and Friday evenings. have struck our town yet; perhaps there j Wolcott House, which fully sustained I’ e Dentist. A little red wafer. M white one, or blue, Ail work promptly attended to. Several parties in this town lost is no occasion for the custom to be its reputation as the l>tfct kept hotel in । Jones’ father. Ilenoted the writer was faithful and true. , i Brayton & Childs have fortunately w heat, by the burning of Bartley's mill adopted in Woodland. nEvYlRE'A-i’RESyY. ~ Barry county. That letter, how precious! it* words seem to Mrs. J. N- Harter is on the sick list, j glow, ” Physicians and Surgeons. I succeeded in partially repairing the in your dty. ” . I From the Alma Record. With IUI a .x rudiance raumuto purer >eiu r-. and ra.™ whiter than snow ...... — । break in their mill dam. and are again Very few angry people St. Valentine’s Considerable sickness of a catarrhal . (Freeport. Midi 4 • j For It tells ol two hearts, which are ftdthful |I turning out custom work. COMMUNICATED. •nib promptly attended to. day this year. The heathenish custom nature around. ' and true; Prairies Hie. Mich.. Jan. 4.1*4. I RUSSEJLL * And It notes theec- ----------live* have j.... — the .... deep —r triq|s -------large delegation of Hastings and The surprise proposed on Tuesday of sending people coarse prints either to E ditor of Record:--A reunion of b. Real Estate. Loan and Insurance.1 pa«^iU'™w>> . I; Middleville odd fellows are expected patitoM through e ridicule them or to start a fuss, seems the Earl family uight for Douglass Hall was a failure, _____________ held at thia place iQver Julius Russell** dry goods store.) j1 Let u* hope, m* we part from those who remain. | here Saturday to assist in the dedica- in consequence of the severe storm, but | 'to be on the decline. । on Jan. tat, and qs four of the interest. “ l0’Ml |I Like Uli,'letter ot irt, wMn .. . till* letter of old. when we meet M»l». again. | ।jon of fellows’ hall, Kelley's block. he got the chair all the same. Ask Mr. j The Roaina (Jornet Band paid the![ ing parties were from your town and : --K---------------------—— j That our labor-of love, wherever It be.— । . Messrs. John Norman and Arthur James Bauer if he did not. ■ Woodland boys a visit last Saturday eve- । ,vicinity, 1 thinkyi few word* in regard i At home or abroad, on land or at sea. yy ELTON A CROOK ! ning. A good time was had. The visitors : thereto ( will be interesting to many of I Though dimmed, like the ink. ’mid the care i Cheesebrough went to Prairieville Maple Grove. made good music and wen* well spoken i, | Monday and purchased some very nice ann the strife. ! your reader*. The reunion wan held at An-agfiita tor, the Watertown Insurance Co. jI Mrs. Norton has the mumps. I of. || ;J. H. Eari’s, the only boy (aged 69) of Thtov write policies on a man’s property against '! Well tie faithful and true and devoted in life. ■ scenery, to be used in the conring ptif^ The young people had a pleasant time •ire ny Dre. lightning or wind; mialnst a man’s 1। May our mutual regard and friendship!* true; i • „A.i^W" " A certain young man in one of our ,; the ( ; And then, »h« nnr live, nnd bnrtU »n,l to .to. ulltr play-^ Adrift. ■lie by death and accident. Earl family, the others. 4 in numat Mr. Darling's last Thursday night. j school districts made a l»ad mistake one j ber, । I 12------Mr. ILL-' and Mrs. Geo. Karcher, go to We'll do with our might; awaiting theday | .. jr., .. being girls: Mrs. Peter Castle, Mrs. , Many indulged in an oyster supper at i (iwKlTSHELlKIK I day last week. He either over estima- (U. C. Bugbee, Mrs. J. M. Glover, Mra. ! When the seal shall be bruken.-our souls fire - Middleville Saturday to attend the goldO. H. Cole’s last Thursday night. i ted his own muscle or placed too light E. G. Alverson; the two last named toe­ *WMy'. -4. • oAr.„ wwldinfi ’ of Mrs. Karches ’s parents. j en wedding of Mrs. Karches ’s parents. Amon Wolf has gone to Khlamazoo * .Officein Aletract Block,Hn-stlugs, Mich.) I A sacred memorial, reveaBng theAvord. ! A large number of near relatives are a value on that of the lady teacher. ing from your town. Mr. Glover, Mr. Have the.only w.-t ol Abstract Books fa Barry ; Our laix^i all ended, we are resting In God. to-get out barn timber for Mr. M ilton. • <*uity. After using his fists to the l>est of his Alvemon, (both of your place) Mr. Cas­ expected to Xrt be J/xvo. present. • . 'I e.XJXA KTtl Vt» .... Mr. Parker and his school called on ,tle, Mr. Bugbee igid Mrs. Earl, making I A. FOOTE, M. D.. CARXdTON. i On Tuesday of this week, Dni. De- Miss Cora Wilkinson and school last ability, he came outlhadly worstetj. IL Physician and Surgeon. ; Sam. Meyers, having-sold his farm, is the ten referred to above. They bad a J. S. Keeler and A. J. Cain have gone Vore & Pressey examined and pro­ ■Offlt* east side Main St.. Nashville. Mleh.) j - . . .. .-i.__ . _ i Saturday. > Albion. X. W., having In-cn sum’ aounced insane one George (tenser. at a loss where to go in search of anoth ­ U-fl<1^r<-/ next drtor north Wolcott House. : to Albion. S. XV., hating been sUI moat enjoyable time, and k< fee say, a ’*■ Why does Geo. Pearce dread to appear er, or find a better place than Woodland reunion held at their age lathe prince who ia at present stopping with his calls pnlmpily attended too, day or night. ; ulOned there ns witnesses in the settle­ on String street of late ? , to live. meat of an estate in which they are in­ brother-in-law, S. H. Creigh. six miles of enjoyments. The united ages of Mr. When yon see a young fellow asking JOSEPH KNIGHT, Woodland can boast of a man and his Earl and his four sisters. Is 3t» years; east on the county line Foad between “ Grace," on a scoop shoxO. you can ■’ Veterinary Surgeon. terested. ‘ wife whose joint weight is 540 pounds. I Ionia an<) Barry counties, in Carlton (Residence, Rutland, near Yecklcyschoofhouse.) W. F. Ballon, of Wayne, Mich., has of the ten, named above, 625 y^are. make up your mind that he is a “'True­ We bring them out as the champions. Will attend all calls fur services night or day. liought-the brick house farm nvrthr of township. I The united weight of the ten is 1552, man." - Imrges reasonable. , A new shoemaker has made his ap- which, considering five are women, is । Freeport business men and promi­ the cerrter, for which he paid The average daily attendance, at the - F. lUtowk, M. D. W. !*. POI.HKMCK. M. D. . pearance here, but don’t know how long pretty good weight. Mr. Castle was nent wljoining farmers are seriously R8. BROWN & POLI 1KM( s, John Gordon, of Ontario. has Norton acbool for the winter term, end­ JHLS. BROWN & POLHEMPS, he wHT stay. the oldest one present, he being 77 years. HouKppathiq Physicians | twenty-seven acres of land of Asa Odell considering the advisability of organiz­ ing Feb. 15th, was forty-seven. t ’ Honi(vpaLhiq Physicians & & Surgeons. Sur„ 1 The debates at the South Jourdan Mr. Alverson the youngqsf 50 yearn. ing an association for the purpose of ’Office over Julius Rimell's store. Main BL) for S650. * LAOBY' । school house are growing popular and A good ileal could l>e said in regard to conducting a stock fair. Meetings of After an investigation before the pro­ ‘>dU answered from the office at all hoars of The social for the benefit of the M. E. | draw good houses. Friday evening of valuable presents; but I have taken the day or nfalit. Dr. Folhemua will give special bate court last week, George (tenser two or three days duration could be .ittt-Qtion to dHca.se* of the Evo and Ear. Office hours—»to 12 a. m.; 2 to 4 p. m. was adjudged insane. He will be taken held at stated periods during the sum­ society was held at (’has. Clark's. It | this week the tariff question will be too much of your valuable time and was largely attended. Proceeds were ' discussed. The people of that district space to continue further. to the asylum at Kalamazoo , soon. - mer months; saj every sixty days. eNLUiAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. , are sound mentally at the present time, Be*prcttnHy. A Mr,. Stall has opened a shoe shop Farmers would thus be enabled to fit al>out S10. I but if they don’t let such questions alons NOT ONE OF THE their stock for market and offer IMS’" Some of the schools In thia vicinity , ’ over Carpenter's store. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. we can ’ t vouch for their mental sound ­ Dr. Hull, of Morgan, has rented an sale at the regular meetings. Buyers, ol«erved St Valentine’s day. conse­ Died—Mr*. Sarepta Moore. Jan. 31. WINTER TIME TABLE. ness much longer. This question has office over J. N. Covert's store, where he from Grand Rapids and other point* quently the children were made happy. 1884, at the residence of her eondmUw. Taking effect February Hth, 1<M. Last Thursday Mr. Griddle sold out placed more than one man in the luhawill be ready to receive any one in need would soon be posted as to the dates of David A. Bowker, of Hope, at the age EASTWARD. these meetings and wogld be on hand everything at auction. We understand tic asylum. of an M. D. C. 8. Palmerton and D. A. Miller •of M years, four months and 18 days. The young people enjoyed a very anxious to take advantage of the chance it isihis intentions to remove to Missouri She came to Michigan the rear 1883. have purchased the McArthur saw mill to buy marketable stock. If suitable soon. pleaaent leap year nde last >eek. HTATinXH. Palmerton will put in a new engine, settled la the eastern part of the state. A concert one week from next Satur­ A new set of lette^boxe^at the port* grounds near the village could be se­ In Washtenaw county, where she lived cured, other desirable features would no day evening for the benefit of the M. E. and no doubt the large numl»er of logs now in the yard will be speedily used until I860, when she removed into thia doubt soon lie added, such as an annual Sabbath school. county arid settled on a farm-in Johnw Brand Rapids, Lv Sunday evening, while Charlie Nick­ up. The-old'.engine attached to tlds Another thaw. I ■. agricultural fair, semi-annual horse fair, Middleville mill was too light to accomplish any lown. where her-self and family resided Irving.... The family of Wafren lEurton left etc. The townships of Irving. Bowne, erson was backing hta horse out from until 1887. Their next home was Au­ Hahtisoh ____1 under the shed at the M. E. church, the work with. town on Friday lart for a future home Campbell and Carlton are abundantly gusts, where she ha. since lived. able to conduct a project of this kind, horse slipped down. But with great In Otsego. Prairieville in sorry to law T.» She experienced religion when at the Naahvllie. and we hope to see the' scheme take a difficulty they finally assisted it to stand 8. K. Derior, of Auburn. IncL made age of 9. and joined the Baptist church Charlotte . them. ’ J Eaton Rapids., fungible shape in the near future. On its feet. The cutter was a great deal a business trip to our town last weqjc j The missionary society was enter­ lackson at the age of M>, and was one of the flrat nr.. Impaired, and the horse hurt, but notaa Detroit Judge C, Smith was in Nashville last i, members that helped to organire the tained by Mrs. Verkins last Wednwday. MOBOO-THORMAPPLE. WMTWAKD. serioiiHy as at flrat supposed. Mrs. Armstrong, Sen. came near los­ j first church In the town of Hope: of week. Rumors are thick concerning the con­ Lumber is leeinc drawn preparatory Mrs. Mary N. Foote is visiting her ing her home by fire on Saturday. which she has leen a faithful member duct of a hired man near here, and the for building at Lacey. We expert to daughters at Battle Creek and Otoego. Mire Shene went in Mrs. A’a 'room for until her death. reasons why his employer asked him to have quite a good deal ol business car­ STATIpXK. Miss Daisy Smith, of Battle Creek, la something found the elder lady absent . ried on nt the corneni. ' visiting Miss Hattie Foote. sod the bed in a blare. She summoned skip the country. If the Journal can suggest any betWater broke through the darn at Mor­ distance and the Are wan ext ingulsbed A- W. Olds, a former townsman and Detroit.... after having done considerable damage, gan twice last week. When the floods now of Petoskey, is regist^ed at the ding the city of the gambling dens we Merrit Shepard has another daughter. come we can expect to see the dam de­ —a fortunate escape. will gladly and heartily support it. We The fourteenth of February being the Wolcott House. flhariotte.... Tom Benson and Henry Stow have stroyed. C. C. Wolcott, of Dakota, has fiern have no pet methods; tart we have an Mmbrine... birthday of Mrs. Severn, her children Company of Grand Ledge fishermen Morgan. exchanged farms.' •anMrt deaire to see thgw pvwtiten.u* and friends gave her a surprise. A stopping at the Wolcott House. • Mff' at the Lake house. Marian Wood la at home. H. H. Braurolmugh, who has been places sapproaaed. We propose to -day bountiful repast was furnished and a Mr. 8. Haj'wood sold his loose proper­ Abraham Armstrong to visiting his sahaman in G? A. Truman’s store for right by them till they are given tbh <’• social visit enjoyed. They left her as ty at public vendue, preparatory to relatives ia the village. the past year, hgs gone to Ohio. moving to Free .Soil, Mason Co. Mich. tokens of respect.two beautiful lamps, Dr Sacket to convalescent A jolly, fun loving, fine looking and Mr. Everly, of Ohio, has moved into a nice camp rocking chair besides a Another son and heir to the house of -number of other presents. John Mattock ’ s h« near Morgan. ' BlaekMan reewnUy made hie appearMias Ida Nay fa at work at the Lewis men came down from Thursday eventag, Fetmiary IMh, as Monday ntaht. The object «wn»d to F Ward ta making numerous L. Soule’s started to go home from house at Battle Crude. ‘ boys have r. X. . __ __________ _ to-H >.iwr atannari K re Mrs. Doster ta no better. ! which was set to rights on -Saturday by Mrs. Ward is numbered among the I Dr. F. 8. Hull. invalids. Charles Hanson is rapidly improving. THrSKSsor rAwrt-v nxrrnoN. A railroad, meeting tried to be held Dr.Wm.H. Young-attending physician, Mlle, ol dl-aanre an* woe forsol . here the other night with poor success. The Dr. thinks that he will probably By rrtend. star u> reach the spot. ' The people aliout here do not deserve a । have a stiff knee. t When- months before a place had been chosen. railroad. They act like fools about it. j School reopened in district No. 5. Miss To bold 8'tnvetlnK called the Benson Reunion. ------ ;------- ■■■■ ------ -. Dun well, teacher. For forty-eight yeare ago. It I* said, Orangeville. j Joshua R, Crouch is getting the maThat Duty Benson with his wife sought bread Fishing through the ice is the princi- j terial together for a large barn. And a brane In the wild* of Michigan^ Far from his home and the abode of men. pal business at present. Wm. Nuvue has rented J. R. Crouch’s WHOLE NO. 1492. ting in a new stock of goods. �THE HOME OF RrtFTIL€8. present reputatiott. Sometanes Um Crehasera are deceive 1 in the matter, [Charts H. Adam* in Hartford Couraat.] 1I think they generally know pretty Mxteaaive <’-*wwterttalttwM D*1 well what they are buying, though they Paiatlaco--- «eveIatlas* by ■ never make a confidant of the dealer in ***,er’ [N«w York Son.] I the matter. The men who have no The New Orleans Times-Democrat limit as to price are aohlom deoeived an .. “The httttente.nl has recently been inta b dtfiailtii account of it* Florida W bite and dim and stately made," said a reporter of The Sun to far as strictly modern pictures are con­ 'erglsdes expedition. - The report was The good ships seaward | an old picture dealer, “that there are cerned J .They are, in the main, bmditten by Maj. A- H. Willianxa, com­ bow in existence' more than 70.0J0 ness men, and bay to a large extent mander ofthe expedition. The explor­ painting* purporting to have been exe­ directly from the artiste.” ing party consisted of twelve personj, White and dim and stately. cuted by Daubigny. Do you think six white and six colored, and carried The good ships homeward throng; Thirty Theeeaad Bills Mold far S there is any truth in it?” Welcome, captains and mIIoiv. , six Racine canoes. They went by steamer testa F.aeb. “I would like to know how the dh October 17 last, from Cedar Keys to [New York Mail and Express.] figures were obtained," said the dealer, qaaliarit to. j । Puntarassa, Fla., where they took to the The numerous peddlers who infest And Kweetbearta’ eyes nball gfi-ten, thoughtfully. UIWtUtMI Kt law to rw-maar tlj,. 4^1^ _ ! canoes, and proceeded up the CalooAnd wives shall Joyful be, \ the principal thoroughfares have had a “It is an estimate based upon the As the little childrap listen | sahatchie river to Lake Okeechobee, a number annually sold at the Hotel busy time during the 4past few days When Babtea frvt, aad by tunm. vontani*-.'. distance of about ninety miles, arriving resurrecting the financial ghost of a What cursa tttetr eoha, kffis tlair w< Drouot, Paris.” I on the 1st of November. Skirting the But what are Ibc wrecks you tall of - “The figure appears to me somewhat dead government. Suspenders, collar western and sou thorn shores of 1 *ake To the wreck of a love like mine I large,” said the old gentleman, glancing buttons, the memories of Sarah Bar­ The river murmurs and glitters; Okeechobee they discovered eight large by aome irresistible impulse at a pair num, and all the conventional merchan­ Above the cold etars shine. streams flowing into a dense saw grass dise invariably found on well regulated of prime Daubigny* which adorned the ler Ute lands and prraul^ j swamp that liorders the everglades. On walls of his establishment; “yet in the street stands depreciated. Confederate THE PILL MAN 8 SUCCESS. ■nrtsaae.to wtt; AH that _ entering one of the stream*, which was light of my recent experience* in buy­ money was the rage, and the retailers roM of laDd situate In Um Count 1 lallavray'a B**l. I named » “ T. D., ” the expedition \proof that plentiful but worthless issue of ing and selling the works of dis «Mt*S»*.MI».,rt*: AU Uai pwlk» ,7 ceeded to its head, and began the the "lost cause" were a* numerous in languished modern artiste of the French I ntrth-west quarter nf the *otrth-ur,t MU!.rt*-r . tedious work of cutting it* way through their assaults on the ears of passing (Chiqpgo Times) Centaur L>nlment.-A..vschool, I do not dare to say that the fact n? aLD“’"1 ' pedestrians as the falling flakes of enow. Th* most successful ol all th* man- the swamp to the saw-grass. ia impossible or even improbable. A man ejim lane through said The denseness of this swamp can be — a perfect stranger to me—drove a “Here’s your ’federate money," was ufecturers and venders of “patent medi­ teirty acre* of Lind, or so tnvj-h the salute invariably received, and cines" is dead. Thoma* Holloway will imagined . from th* fact that the party te aree^ary to pay the animat wagon up to my door a month or two riwy?-*™* interest ihrriMH, number • who stopped to make no more pill* and o.ntment. He traveled on an average only a quarter ago and wanted to sell me seven pic­ the _with the cost* And ey Myriads of huge alli­ wae surprisingly large. entered life in the first year of the prea- of a mile a day. tures—two Corot*, a Rousseau, a invest December tSth, A. D. uai Blockades were so frequent that for eat oentury, and departed it about four gators, snakes, leeches and poisonous couple of Troyons, and a pair of GirarcBounrc. buhi, the sake ot peace the police were week* ago. He commenced burineM bug* were encountered. Leer lira were 1,1 Him ...111 . dets. The price at which the man obliged to arrest several Wnders of the at an /arly age, and continued it until especially troublesome, covering th* offered them told the story of their Die* CLAPP* UtYNOLDH. ’ legs of the men. Emerging from th* money, thus nipping their harvest in almost the time of his death. His gitimate origin much better than any Attorney* for Rote Executor. • the bud; but the incarceration of their father died when he was a child, but swamp the party entered saw-grass Battle Crack, MIcIime^ evidence presented by the pictures fellow business men had no effect on he managed to acquire suffioient edu­ which grows from ten to twelve feet themselves. The fact is that the copyiata are exceedingly skillful. Many their multitudinous neighbors, and the cation to become private secretary high, very dense, with sharp edges that ... • •'-•' — • - » "Ull IM, , excellent artists are among them, but it* sale of Confederate money progressed and interpreter to a London gen­ cut one way aud saw the other. This , hoiden at the Probate Oflter in the i-tt. so happens that the copies of n Diaz or a briskly until the stock was exhausted. tleman. He was married early, and gras* the party fired, and pushed for­ ngi In raid county on ttaturd*), the iev ward over the stubble. After traveling One street merchant near Cortlandt found that he needed more money that M*nrary. in the yrurone th<«L*»ii<i *• ••,• Delacroix are worth more than the origi­ hundred an^ *-»--• •— nal picture of many good artists. The street said that he had sold *200 pieces he oonld earn with his pen. An old due south some *en miles the party C .___ ■ hi •Prvuent. I*-™.,Nmith, Jud*eot Probate skill of the modern copyist is wonder­ of the stuff every day while the supply German woman, it is said, gave his struck innumerable small, deep lake* or ful. F have known several cases here lasted. The market was composed of mother the recipe for making the ponds filled with alligator* and the Al>out thirty milra from bilks of the suppoeed value of $2, $5, famous pills and ointment, and the finest fish. and abroad where an artist could not «laj filed with till* court purporting to b, thdecide positively that a picture was $10 and $20, hut the figures made no young man concluded there was “money Lake Okeechobee the partv entered the iMt Mill and traunirnt ot mid dreraseU Dun |.. distinction in the retail price, all being in them." He commenced buaiuess grassy waters of the everglades and en­ painted by himself. One result of the NOT A CCBL ALL, ' aninltted toj>rooatr and the executor therein very fine counterfeiting is to make aold, regardless of alleged face value, with less than $60), of which sum he camped on an island, the first dry land But a renUe and sura remedy for all ! Thereupon 111" ordered, that Tuesday, the i«n, for 5oente. , । spent $500 in advertising the first week. encountered after leaving the lake. The complaints wblcb dsstrov the freshne artists distrust their confidence in their ! day ot March next, to ten o'ciock in the lor A reporter found that the distributor During several years he spent most of only trees on the island were the cus­ i>«Mty. waste Lbeetraacth. naar the : ow'd work, particularly in work done I noon, be aa«l*ned fortbe teartneof saidpctitim of them was a Broadway shoemaker, of his time going about the London docks tard apple and wild fig. The progress n«es and uMfuknees of many <iI*JLN and that the lwir» at law of xtod d>-<raA.-<i Br-J tome years before. An artist came WOMEN. all other pmwrm Interested in Mid entat* ure r, here only a few days since to authenti­ numismatic tastes, who became, through calling the attention of masters of of the expedition thenceforth wa* more i <tulred to appear at a ot said Court, lher some chance, possessed of a couple of vessels to his remedies for the various rapid, it passed through thousands of cate a picture to a would-be purchaser. . w «•« r ■ in, ■ 111 •« , to be holder! al th>- Probate Ofllce in the cil» i ' small islands, some slightly submerged He would not say positively that million dollars, par value, of Confeder­ I ills of life. DImami of Women and Children' Jf! Mid and rau*>*,mif<ou ariI.’i U« vvvucu ***** vmuucu there he, wh* the riMuriy, prayer of He-*bo* petitioner ate paper, and desiring to realize there­ Foriifty years he kept his medicine* and all covered with large treee of luxu­ be painted it, though be believed -* - ------------ -.* —~ ■-> not be (ranted. on he placed it tor sale with peddlers. ! “before the people." He advertised riant foliage. No Indians were encoun­ I 4n<l It i« further ordered that said netuiot,. .■ he had painted a similar one. As 1 £»e nottee to the perwmn interested (n v*xl ehappened to turn the picture to­ I The value of the 30,000 pieces said to j his wares in all the papers in Great tered. te. of the prndeucj of Mid petition, aad ter have been wold during the past few ; Britain and her various colonies. His The head of Sharks river » as reached ward him w bile setting it against the I bearing thereof by cautong a copy of tin* For sale by FUKDKllH K HOTVintW. ! days would, at par, approximate i to lie puMUhcd in the Hantinn awwon th* 5th of December, the expedition advertisements were modest but con ­ wall, he noticed the back of it. Ah! said he, “I fear you have bought a ; $3,000,000. The price at which they spicuous. Repaid regular ratea, and sailing down. It debonched into.White­ counterfeit. Do you see that brand on j were sold was $1,500, half of which asked for no discounts for the reason water bay, on the gulf coast, aboat .kmest Smith that he was a continuous advertiser. thirty miles from Cape Hahle. The dis­ ciMinly of Itam. holdeu at the Prohate ortire tn I , the back of the canvas? Well, I never . was profit to the street venders. Jndgr of Probst** During many years past he paid tance traveled from Lake Okeechobee to tiie city of liaitiugs lu sak! county on Saturday, I —' purchased a dollar’s worth of artists' the tsth day of February, lu toe year our thou* | lAaeala la' Fine C In then. £5,000 per week for advertising the gulf is about 140 mile*. The whole and right hundred and elghty-four Materials from that firm ” In thia case , — Stale of Michigan, County of Barry -ss. [Detroit Free Pre*.] Prrarnt. Clement Smith. Judge of Prot»ste. his pills and ointment. His prac­ distance in canoes was nearly three do not hesitate to own that I sold the At a srasion of the Probate Court for the 1 The fastidious care with which the tice was to "pay In the matter of the *-«tate of Huron -Healey, ly of Barry, boMrn al the Probate < »ffl*-c "hi l‘.• cash down for hundred miles. The expedition estab­ picture as genuine, on the ground thjit city of Hartings in said county on sgtuniav; Un preheat chief magistrate is wont to everything.” Home forty years ago he lished the fact that the everglades, from deceased. On readlag and filing the' pelitfoii, duly veri­ Irth. day of February, In the year one wtorori ? if the artist’s memory as to'fainting it dress and the cure with which his wm induced by one newspaper pub- Lake Okeechobee to Cape Hable, were fied, of Asa I). Hzirk, rxn-utor. sod Miranda M. eight hundred and elgblv-four. was poor, the chances were even that it clothe* see mto fit him recalls the story of liaher .to advertise on credit. He wax worthless lor any purpose of cultiva­ 11(••lr v, executrix, of said estate, praying thnt rreaeut, (dement Hedth, Judge of Probate would be equally unreliable as to whose tbelr final nceount tola dav filed, nun nr urard lu the matter of the ealate ot Emma M. < 1 how Mr. Lim-olu’s personal appearance not able to settle the bill ou time, wm tion ; that they contain no large tracfll and allowed and they diwnargrd from their said dock, a minor. . canvas he used for it. I deferred to when he was first inaugurated made a sued, aud went to jail. Thia taught of laud above water; that they cannot trust. Ou roaSlngand niingthepetition.duly »rrtfl^ his npininn, however, is the matter of Tbvrru|>on it i» ordered. Unit TucMiay, the Mary Craddock, the guardian of said minnt deep impression on thone wii'o witnessed him a lesson-that he never forgot His lie successfully drajped, and that the 1«h dav ot Man-h next, al ten o'clock in the ot the brand, and washed it off with tur­ praying that site may be licensed to sell errtato it. He came out from the capital upon dinner often depended on his selling a oatabluhmeut and maintenance of a forenoon, he unsigned for the hearing of said real estate of said iniuor for n-.v*uitx then■:> pentine. petlUiMi, and that the Itelra at law <n said dethe platform ere< ted over the eastern 1 pot of ointment or a box of pills, but forth. tekgrsph tin* along the route traversed <-ca>te«t. and af) other |irroons interested In said ■et “•I once had on sale a picture of some Thereupon It 1b ordered, that Tuesday, th* step* with his natural awkwardness in­ ; be chose hunger to getting in debt. He i would be imuoMible. The everglades, rslaie. lire required to appear al a tension of importance, painted by a New York l«h, day of March next at tm o'clock in tbcreased by the momentous circum­ ’ insisted that none of his employes and especialk the northern glade*, are . Mid court, then to be hoiden at the probate ofltee. forvnoon, be svdxncd tor the hearing of said pe artist, and worth about $1,500. 1 in the eily of Hastings, in said county, and shoe Citlon. and that the heirs al laa. aud >1) stances of the occasion, add by a gor­ — >1»>. — — —----------- ••*-- i otlier person* interested in uid •-•tal­ I should get in debt to the amount of a a vast swamp, irreclaimable and use les* ; . rnuac. if s— n •>•there why •• the easily found a gentleman who was will­ geous wardrobe, in whioh it was evident farthing. petitioners ilMNiid mil I n granted. for any purpose. The only culti vable , ing to purchase it, but he insisted he felt exceedingly uncomfortable. The j His net annual income for many portions of the southern peninsula lie I upon haring tl»e artist-pronounce it stiff dress coat, vest and pantaloons of years was *250,000. His fortune is n.-ncy < ■ MUU jn-inion ura nic | CMUW.. jf there be. wiw the on the Atlantic and gulf coast*, with ' genuine.. He brought the artist, and .1 black broadcloth were enough of them- estimated . at $10,000,000. It appears ' — . ...^_,.,.,.c>rA*'A,>y*' causing a,‘copy this order should not .to .eu!?_ “"lnR C?py ot of.fitl* ordera |1 m-tlUoaer prtlUoarr should not be be critrd gnev.-d this vast morusH between them. that personage repudiated the work be‘Mfpublished inr,the Rastlnn llAN.XF.H, ‘ An4 furtherm-derSlthal ......j tl .H.,,,,-, Mauwc said yrtltior.i 1 selves to disturb his mental and ! tliat he was one of the most benevolent newspaper prtNed «mI i lrrulaleX In said county I rive noline to the • person* interested In uml •­ I do not >siv that it. is not a good picture,' I physical equanimity, but to these men who ever lived in England. His of Barry once In each week for three sure-rsaivt- late, of the prudency of said petition, and ih< •aid he but it is not mine, though week*, previous to wsid day of heart nr. were added other incumbrances in the hearing thereof by causing a copy of this urd*-i । Atlanta CooMtitutKHi. ] , certain -parts of it resemble my I shape of u brand-new silk bat and a giita to the poor of London, it is said. CLEMENT SMITH. be published In the Ha*ting* Banneh, a u--w* t A true copy.) Judxr of 1 foliate | to style somewhat.* I took my ' were greater than those of Georg. In 1839 there came to Hawkinsville, paper printed and i-ln ulated in said County I ponderous gold-headed cane. The Barry, orarc In each weeji tor three suere**-.cuatmuer’s address, and went to ail Peabody. He never, however, allowed ( from Charleston. 8. C., two well.............. , cane he managed to put away in a Nk, knowledge of them tv come to th* ! weeks, pn-v ions to said day of hearing. expert whom 1 often employ in drrasad gentlemen One of them was I Htate rtKMKNT SMITH late of of Michigan. Mlclilxiiii. Cnnntv Cotintv of of Barry, Bam. >»•». corner, bnt the disposition of the hat J A true copy. I Judge tojfrnhai* •Qch ease*. What 1 w anted him to do public, and appeared fearful that some very stingy and close, the other wua the At sctsalon of Uic PrntMtr Court* lor ‘ *h------*----------------------------‘ UivCotui1 norplexed him greatly It was too Barry bolden M the Probate Ofllce in the eltv was to examine the painting thoroug.-dv, /Jfood to throw away, too nice, ba he one would think that he was getting reverse, liberal and free with his money D I'Vobatr Order. of Hastiup In said rtniuly on Tuesday, the Wtli Stale ot Miciiigiai. County of Hurry ss and see if; he could discover anything some gratuitous advertising if au uc- . and the greatest lover of fun 1 had ever day of Febnisn- in the year one thousand eight At n M-wdonoi the probate •imrtfor I'nnmu. peculiar $bout it, some fact tlmt’wonld 1 thought, to rest upon the rough boards, count of his contribution to public and ' seen. Two weekti before (’hristmaa he hnndrvd mid righty four. ,u. of Harn, luildcn at lite probate uffin- in th* • Present, ( lemrtit Smith, Jn he (ertuini to remind the urtist that he so for a ininnte. at least, poor Lincoln private charitie.* were published Now caused to l»e printed a number of hand­ itenin- °f Hastlnga. In said county, on Wedm—lay :iin the matter of the rsUlirof as­ tliat he is dead, the public learn of the bills, as follows: ’ mil day id January , in the year one thou* . mtn, dm-asM. . • had planted it. The expert took up his i stood there in the gaze . senibled thousands, grasping the hat . ‘J*1 ’XadiriRund'flllng the petition, duly vrifted, ••Igbl hundred ami elgiity-lituiextent of his benevo<ence. By his will I WANTBDmagnifier and went over the picture u> import to London, r? Pn-seut, t'ieinent Smith. Judge ol I'nitwi* 11.*1 teal a paper this day inch by inch: he wiu looking for over 1 dett|>jerutcly and Keeking* in vain for a he leaves an eoonuouy sum to endow a ' ndermiue the great filed with this court y|»urrortlnx —•— •* — laat• ' In the matter of the estate ot Sally E. I'rn' to »be the safe place to deposit it. Douglaa, who will and testament off said <x-*<UM-u. uu»j an<I- deceased. derrasrd. nut} or Ik- s painting trying to discover some spot London hospital that he had long sup­ nui, day. filing the petit Iami. duh *••» !£• < On rei ihns “ and........................................... a m I tied to protuitr and Ute executors *tberrln sat. immediately in the rear, saw the where the artist had painted something ported. '_____ <>f Hem y Morehouse, executor ot *ald ratM* ... _______ tiatue<Lsp|>olutrd. From all potato points ot of the the compass compass'came r rom au cam® Thereupon It In entered, tliat Monday, the 17th ’ pra>|,ur I'Httoal s«xmnt thi< day ril.-.» n.... and afterward painted it out. The embarrassment of his rival, and rising, took the shining beaver from it* sorely negroes with sfckN sud wallets of cati*. <tsynf March next al ten o'clock in the foreand alkmrd and he diwiinruni I”■" idea was to find a .sort of reminder’ •ni ---- 1hung ------- .1 them on shade-tree/ ... They on I n*w.„ ,l,.o‘’n- Ka ..U—A f..-.u,b** k ,!r--»rAfi‘. . .. , bls Mid tru-i. [Chatterbox.) <,rmid X.-..£ for the artist. After some hours of । liothered owner and held it during the fanrww. in V- A I L. ’ th*<l. tUlli ihilt till- IlcifM lit UlW oCSSili llCCl-JM-tld, i.J' •• •*>««'. ,‘5»‘ More*. ;!* Boys should' never go through life fences, in fact, look where you might, 1 and all other i>er»ou» Interested In Mid «mtate ; JMli day of February next at ten o'clock in tt« [ delivery of the inaugural address. --* *patient exainittation the expert had satisfied io be always borrowing other and cate greeted you. Fifty cents for rT*“tnYl nM*"r ■* ■ vcuxlou <>f mid Court. forenoon, la- a»di»e<t for the heartne ol the picture" placed between him aud | petition, and thntthr hrira at law of said ^people’s brains. There are some things g:r°iUc““' JI reaaod. and al) other perMMW hitere»lcil in the light when be discovered under [Kan FranrfSco Bulletin.] they should find oat for themselves. and 1U cents for kittens had been ■ Hany tl»ere hr, why the prayer of tin* srtl v-state. are required to apiiear at a <■: Um- painted surface the outline of «n wild Court, then to.be holnm- at the Probate Our octopi and angel-fish are becom- There is always something waiting to offered. The bad buvs a bnnt tioner xisMild not be granted . u AU Jr y ®° at toWU And it H further uArred that said petitioner ttfltec. In the city of Hasilnpi hi *nid county and •Id tree, upon whose bark wad/cut tlie , ing more freqmmt visitors to our coant be found out. Every boy should think (myself among thembbegun at a signal gh<- notice u> the pcraon* interested it! said show cause. If any there lie, why the prayer .*>1 legend 'Cai a M.,’ or 'Dear M.’ The " tliau ever. One of the former kind is some thought that shall live after him the strings.and let loose the cats ‘aU’-.of g»c. pemtency of <ald petltkm and the Mid petllkHM-r ahinikl not tie anuitwi. autist was brought down oace more. ' on exhibition in the ban Francisco A farmer’s boy should discover for him­ to cut . .. a hrarinc au — __ And It in further ordered that raid nrlifjoite* hearing Uu-iwf thereof hv by causing a nouv of >this order ‘Y<ni were right.'he said with a flu*(y; • market at Catania A Bei-etta’s, while self what timber will bear -the mort OI oourae, a great many dogs were in to IM- published III the Hsiffinp HawwrStSmh (ire *oUer to the perwns InU-rexted in **''1 rircuistad^ts said Comity ot estate, of the pendency ot raid petition aud D About 11 ‘the picture to one of my early attempts. 1 the same company bad an angel-fish on weight, whioh is the most elastic, what town and tbs far flew. Barry W.-e In eaeh week for three succesih e • bearing thereof bv caaaius a c*K>y «•< tbl» ordet o'clock an old man named Barney Will ­ 1 had forgotten it.’ He had painted it I Tuesday. The octopus alluded to is will last longest in the water, Gratis the to be publbihed In the Hsatmr* Baxxvk. • weeks, previous to raid day of hearing. iams, living near Hartford, oame across newspaper printed and rlrctoated In raid Count, ... , CLEMENT AMITH. while on a summer tour, and, after I between nine ami ten feet inleugth.bat best lime to cut down trees for fire of Barry. «ttce tn each «i*ek for three luccraen [ A true copy.) Judge of Probate. the river with an ox cart, minus the putting inltha initial of his sweetheart. two of its tentacles had been cutoff and wood. How many Kinds of oak grow in body, bat an eight by ten long square ith JUd.briwhed it over and turned the tree sold for food by 10 o’rltck thia morn­ your region, and what is each specially basket, (A true copy.) Judge of Probat*filled with cate of all 8Ute of Michisaa. into a rac£. Of course, my customer salt Court for the ing. Though larger specimenH have good for? How does a bird fly with­ ages, colors, Hexes and sizes. He sow wantal the picture more than ever, out moving a win£ or a feather? How been seen, still a fish of this size is Default having been made In the condition* <■. and I let him have it for $2,000 instead capable of most terrible work when does a snake climb a tree or a brick Htoppod in front of Bohannon's hotel. a certain mdrtnae (whereby the power rtn-rrlw After a short search he found the mto Richanl Doyle, F.li«*beth Beatley, Annie Richie contained to »HI luw become operative) rxn u of $1,500. The expert pocketed $100. . seeking its prey with its eight long wall ? Ia there any difference between ted by Charles N. Htewart to Nr*. H. M. Sorri* “It ia a mistake to Mipj»o*e that all I death-dealing arms. I he Italians prrre a deer’s track sod a hog’s track? Whak who wanted the cats, who appeared bearing date the tavtity-senmtb day n( M»vrii» bar A. D. into, uud recorded In the <*$•<• of U* the first-class copies come from abroad. ' the tentacles moat highly, the ordinary is it? How often does a deer shed his very anxious to secure the lot, and, try­ By virtue of a decree of the above tneuUoaed Register nt Deeds In and tor Burn- (taunt? Mich There are msny artists of good stand- mode of eating them being to fry them horns, a$d what becomes of them 7 In ing to peer into the basket, he cut the court la the above entitl'd cams, ’ — igsn, on the twenn-seventh day of Mm ember A rope holding the quilt covering to ths mg in^New York who do jnst enough | or boil them in oil. They are also building a chimney, which should be Feb. is. itea, I shall mU at public a D, tan, ia Uber “14“ of marMmgra «< page th c aad gfiravftr nsaom sflv^Madnd and nin original work to keep their reputation I served a* a salad, and reputed, to be the largest, the throat or the funnel ? basket and out flew the cats, about highest bidder on Friday. t&"wth" forty. They Wont pell meH under th* ■rrttMakten e'clootrtn ufstoranonn, at theaorth dollars, to be paid in five yean irviu the <taie as artists, but whose chief sapport ia I most delicate in flavor. Should it be wider at the top, or drawn houses, in the bushes and every con­ front door of the Court House, in the city of thereof, with the privilege of paying In three years, with interval payaNe annual!)- st the rat* drawn froia copies. Their copies bring’ in? ceivable place to hide. The old mao of eight per cent ner annum.- end where*.* It a more than their originals, yet the latter The boys soe white horses. Did William* was vnr^mad, forhe had been circuit court for naid county of Bar are al ways .better jrainted. It is rather ' |Philadelphia Call] they ever see a white oolt? Do they two weeks gathering un the surplus lands and promises dsecribed in Mid or any part thereof, ou any day wtoeron the Mine bard ou American art, but I, for in­ sod authorised to be sold therein. a» de “See here, sir," said a philanthropist know how old the twig must be to beur feline* of his neigbborhdfd. There wm in the mortsaae referred to. brine a. : to made payable s» above exnmiiied, and teiwii ' stance, sb a dealer, must give a pnv- to a seedy-looking tramp, “thia is the peaches kud how old the vine is when the same remain unpaid and in arrears for th, no sleep for many nights in old Haw­ of thirty day s, tbwiwnd from thrn<<-!..n ■ ehaser wliai he wants or go out of the . third time you have asked for help this grapes first hang upon it? There is a kinsville. The best judges estimated Michies? dew^bed m fot££f to wfiT Tto space Inal to tosmr, after the lapee uf said ttorty daybusiness We do not often Hell copies .bird in/ the forest which never builds a that not l*a* than 2,000 cate had been 7e"l uUr.°ltb0 ^“'h-east quarter aud tin- aforraakt principal >um of live hundred an* week.” as such, unless they are after the old atty dollars, with all arrearage of mtemt then frartlonsl half of the MWto-weet qusriZr of Mat, Hut lays its eggs in the mt of turned loose ou that occasion. "I know it." ou. Bhail st the option of Baid mortgagee he*-ur>' masters. When we sell to dealer* it in “ There is no need of^lhy one getting other bird". Can the boys tell what ----- —. . —m nV, wwl consaunne i»> aii due and Myabte ImudUMy thereafter, and de different. of course. A dopy of a Rous­ tartt tavtair been made In the payment of so low down as you seem to have that bird is? Do they know that a hop one hundred and thirty nine end tw.Mv<>neseau, Delacroix or Corot is worth $300 hundreAlia uxn.aoj aorve, accordtae to the rovIThs Graphic.) reached. I was careful early in life to vitifialways winds.witu thasnn, bat a to $700, if it ia a really first-class hit. When you see a thing you want to ano in amors, al thorn: n keep something laid up-for a rainy day. bein vine always winds the other way? I saw a dealer give $1,000 a few days have elspred sine* tor I don’t see why other people can’t do Do they know that whan a horse crops buy and have money enough to buy it, tot, and the said mortgag • ago for a Bonnat, and he will easily the same thing and live within their grass he eats lack towards him; but a it >s is well to go 1home , , , andimagine that_ wiarv the whole nrincip'*1 disposed of it far $.'‘,000. Yet 1 learned smn of and fifty doUars, with all ar covers ‘ L’ artide ‘ ’ oovers means.” oow eat* outward from her, because sbs the nrioe of the* coveted P"11-IF W. NlMEKttN. to be due and pay? on the day of its sale that it was what 7 It ia easy enough to advise people has no teeth upqu her *upper jaw, and all the cash you have. Then you may L thmfore. therr * county, Mich. ia called, both here and abroad, an find out whether yon merely want the upon said nmii rial med to t»e due and has to gum it? CWAB. H. BxiTm, Boficitor 'American copy*—that ia, a copy of a to live within their means," replied the note St the date al article or need it. There is as much tramp, “but the trouble is to find t|n* ---- -.. and thirty rrswie's Viaayartfsi copy—for our copyists not having differanoe between a want and a need Mate of Mir nine doltora and twenty-two cento, (H»,»J an* •nginals to go to, must need* copy menus to live within. That’* what Tm —Ity haring as between deaaert and dinner. You imm ar>v ..a,,. . _________ • _ i • There are planted in France about need the dinner. Yon only want Um “Ha got another dollar.’ re. or 6,000,000 aara* of vines, yielding on the dessert. Is brreb) day. the avenge in good years about :MM> gallb day ot Mfleraooi tens per acre, or altogether about L(Naw York Indapaodsor.) Borne Freach showmen are to open a The word must ba pronounced with $00,000,000 gallons, worth about 15$ * due reverenea. The accented o of th* cent* per gallon , or altogether about | $500,000 wrthe llrrn:' Of York, ahowi first syllable is not the ordinary short $300,000'000, at the vineyards. em wffl I* ?-mterWU m Uw market >. thu lb.™ o, but tha name prolonged and pro course it fetches much more in the end. and groups tableau of • The home consamptiou amounts to nounoed with a marked revaranoo, a* iBthe kiadnd word God Tb«. >n about two-thirds of thia immense yield oeed by oue reprnsiting Um capture of the amaasta aad others repreeentin* Um ocly two word, ia which tha rowal the trial and axecutton. third. Hemier worth *10,0)0, Philadelphia Praa: Intimacy b.- COPYING THE COPIES. ' Castoria Infants »nd Children WOMAN S FRIEND. SS&,ff",4™*7। JIS « uewoMatoptetM,. k mil Mt him to gfcly matters of tradition ive authority. Prof. Swing: Two things are now who secured it. Dr. feviFw. YmML sura to find good company there. ',~- IS �The Hastings Banner VOL. XXVIII. NO. 44. ~ - — ■■■;■-■; - /, - WHOLE NO. 1492. HASTINGS, MICH,, FEBRUARY 22. 1884. ... _____________________________________ Prices Down! Down! THE ' REDEEMED DIER, SOL­ [Major Fred Whitmqre in Barton Globe.] and also -told Mm that Chloe I need him. Nellie discovered it aad told <pe. he asked. "I know she is waiting for I replied. “Than I’ll bo worthy !yob When white ice bentfa, look out for a of softness or rottenness. reuniting from a weak frost or gradual thaw. White ice will often crack when it fa perfectly safe'for skaters, and it should not be forgotten that alaioe: all ice, miles* it fa of immense thickness, will “Captain Lyman he* returned, and ' It was late when the captain aad pri­ he fa boasting to the boys that you dare not punish him. He fa* destroying the ’vate separated that night, but doser discipline ef the company, and nome- 1 thing must be done." ns, and lighthearted I slept till morn­ It was my orderly sergeant who ing . . ■ spoke. I replied: . There was never a better soldier after “Well, send him to me, and after I that than Lyman. The company never talk with him well see about the knew the potent charm that redeemed It ia the soft. quiet cracking, extending punfaliment." him, but tliey all grew to love and But I could see by the smile of in­ respect him, and when I called him tokens peril. credulity on the sergeant’s face that be from the ranks one roll-call to fasten a 8EMRE3 -4*0RC ELAIN. either believed the talking, or my weak- pair of corporal's chevrons on his .arms, netM, would prevent tha punishment they cheered us both. And I never did Seating myKalf in my camp chair I a more popular thing among them than ixiwod my head upon my taolu and re­ when I gave him a aergeaut’a warrant flected. Often after the camp got. quiet at Thfa disorderly soldier and I were, night we hail our hours of sweet com­ Sevres porcelain fa composed of a mix­ only a year ago, companions, and'dearer muning, aud by a woman's tact Nellie ture of felifafiafh, a kind of rock whioh than brothers, and now, np hfa superior, had got Lytpan and Chloe into,corre­ ia a silicate of aluminum and potsssmw; . I must punfah him. I had not seen him spondence, and lie had her love now to of kaolin, which fa a pure silicate of | during thfa time, and had looked for-hold him to the right. aluminum and of Bougival chalk. j ward to our meeting with the fondest (On every march and in every skirmish When each of these three substances anticipation. I had often planned ways be anticipation. -------j______________ ________________ s was my closest companion, and 1_____ was has been triturated, carefully cleansed in which to show him my love and grati- anxious for the time when he could carry of all foreign elements and reduced to tudc, and thfa was my reception. Iliad a sword by my side. with water in plaster-troughs, called joined my regiment thfa day and been "" __ 12 and ‘that t '*ter__ The winter soon —passed assigned to the command of the rible spring of '64 came uj»on u* with Icoquee < shells), which absorb the super­ thecom----ax * pany which 1 had quitted as second those dreadful battles of the Wilder- fluous water, and tlie paste thus ob­ lieutenant, having been in hospital and news. "We were through' them all. tained is called the pate, or dough, of on detached service meanwhile for a Lyman was bravest of the brave, stand­ , the porcelain.' Kaolin fa .infusible, but year; and Lyman, whom, above all ing closely by my side and winning i the idlicate which comes from the others I had longed to meet, was re­ enconiums from regimental and start 1 feidapath fa fusible, and the chalk aids ported to me an arrival as the wont officers, and never waa I happier than it in becoming melted under the action man in the regiment. Detailed for when one May j day I handed .him - hisof extreme heat. It fa. therefore, upon guard tliat morning, be had muttered commission a* my second lieutenant. the proportions in which they are mixed i that he “would make it hot forme," and Now we were tent mates and bedfel- that depends the greater or less jierfeo 1 disappeared from camp, aud we had not lows. of’ “ the porcelain in its two most Skirmish and disease reduceii tiun ' ■ vet met. And now what would I do? officers, and not long after came hfa important and dfatuigumhiug features— { The man mastered the soldier in me for commission as first lieutenant and mine resistance to tha beat and translucency. the time. as major. But still my duties allowed When the pate has l>een mixed there remains the shaping of it into ths re­ ' O, it all came back to me then with me to be much with him.' As we entered Richmond he. won the quired article. such force us to compel tears—that ter­ At Sevres there are two processes rible Antietam battle, the pursuit of other bar. and sitting in my tent one our brigade, my wound, the hospital evening in that suffering, captured city of doing this—turning and molding - . - the . two are con----bed, the fever and delirium, and Ly­ I placed upon hfa shoulders the Rtrapa I and not frequently man! He lr*d stuck by his company 1 had worn as, captain, the same oxses bined in the production of porcelain, through all that battle bravely, and upon which his bead rested . when lie In the first prooeM the workman takes was lieside me when I fell and assisted said on that memorable night. “Fred, i a ball of thfa dough, aud after having me to the ambulance. It was only a do you care so much for me?" and I i thoroughly kneaded it, places it iTpon a flesh wound in the thigh, but the nerv­ felt as though then my task to country j potter's wheel in order to give it the In the other prooern ous strain and the malaria strain did and for him was done. Love had re- desired form. the xest I was taken to the field hos­ deemed him, and given him back all he the dough fa mixed with water until it pital of the brigade, and my captain at had lost. In a closer embrace than has the consistency of cream, whan it I fa called barbotine. Thfa fa poured once called to soe me. I wanted better ever, we thought of peace and home. A few weeks after, when the ------ th into a plaster mold, on the Side of nursing, and asked him to detail a man volunteers marched I which a thin coating o’- the stuff » from the company. Hi|sent Lyman. I Connecticut then knew it was sympathy more than through the streets of Hartford with • quickly' deposited. As it dries this all else that I wanted 1 was sighing *.uttered Ixnners and depleted ranks, coating detaches itself by a natural tear bedewed »«» to »••»wel- shrinking prooeea. m® The “drying fa »uiu» some for homo, mother, and Nellie, and to among nmvug the wo faces wnu-uwowou *^*“6 »• look in a face I had known in the dear : come us were Nellie and Chloe side by times accelerated by various means, old village was a tonic to me. I side. We four went home together, i auch ’ as 7 “'the. VT, centrifugal force rmnlting •’iuulu ufl And how tender, how womanly he j' and before his uniform was laid aside iruui from rapid tuxuing turning tlie the mold ou U a in mother's wheel, air. acting on *•tha was. How we grew to know and love ! there was ‘a wedding “ *’ ’ old^ ’ — 1 1 or compressed * •— **' interior, or by placing the mold under each other.’ Often as in'my weaknea*! | home. • • • • • • I. an air-pump. When the article has - Would moan for home, he would lay his It fa eighteen yean since then, and I been shaped the workman adds the face against mine and as : “Fred, i am now only 40*. We were only bovs handle, if one be needed, aud then it don't! I’m* here!" and thus try to cheer me, and I, throwing nfy arms [ then. An honored citiren, a loving pasaeK into the hands of a skillful -turn, to <triw off the blurs, amt bnnx color io ( j husband and soldier, became my oom- turner, rho * carefully finishes it oa a about hfa neck, would beg him to talk -ir *klu and temperament, cheer up your liver , Waiting at the station at ' lathe. th ZO-PK-SA. lirrjtulate»U>e«*yM«eni.nervc-> ] of home, of mother, of my Nellie and rade. -.4 brain, make* your eye* brisht. your work Any ‘ ornamentations which are to be hfa Chloe, for 1* soon learned of the ■ Worcester two days ago. I met one of the i»uuc u ... u the unspoken lovi he held | boys of the old company. I had not added in relief are fixed tn place and hidden and . for her. Then T* ‘he would • • •read• - ver and• I heard from Lyman for two years, for I finished by hand in colored pate on the over again letters 1 recurved from loved ' had been traveling south and west, and white article and in white pate on the ones, and would so patiently write for . I asked for him. "Promoted" was thes coli colored ones. The colored pate fa ob­ me. O, sail, precious four weeks in mv answer. The Grand Army poet will * ined by triturating the pate—in ita life they were. Then came the break- ] c*rry an added wreath to the oemet ery 1 natural stats it fa white—in a little mill with various oxides, according to the ing up of the hospital and I was sent i o«xt Decoration day. color desired. This coloring—an easy to \\ ashington. bad but full of promise “Huh" Coiych Cure, Z# Cent*. Am Imdlaa'a Oeteettvw matter for the pate tendre—is every iew-riplion»f a Boston physician, dispensed f r th* future was our parting. (k»n• «n< by a Uo-ton dnuexist. delicate'operation for the pate dure, aa riN»cing, 1 had a furlough boms. Nell I <H>«- <lrw a ill cure any ordinan- cough. It The story about an Indian who found a very high temperature being indis­ u dnvrtt iiBudcally. Aak any dealer to get , white man 1 ’ » pensable in prder to obtain the glaring, ii ■cent Ixitlie of “Huh" Cough Cure, with s bullet hoi • •* don’t iw- put off with any other. ■ .,de th. .U,ol th. i the oxidea are liable to decompose, cither fading or changing in tiai, and giving dull colon instead of the bright the repeated and urgent request ofcthe ; | tivate. The Indian came into the white ■hades desired. But w hen the color • i i.i I r L 11 1 *. t colonel I was ordered to join join mv regi- I • settlement and told the settlern hfa jian been fixed by the baking it fa un­ UJent before Richmond. There had ' storv: “Found white man dead in woods. changeable Sometimes there fa a lace i ~ J y 1 । been little communication bstwoen me i Had hole in hfa bead. Short white map like pattern cut qn the article. This 1 1 f . and the boys meanwhile, and I had shot him with long gun ; tqjnrod of gun hoped to ami Lyman wearing at least three inches beyond muzzle of gun. fa done while the pate fa soft and gen­ ABtAsT/MPItlNU WATEK. erally by women, who acquire sueh | a MHvnd lieutenant's strap,that thus the Wore gray woolen coat. Had little dog skill that their work has all the fineness ; lie uiireat, moat effective, leust costly remedy discipline of the service might interpose - habitual rortivenesa Is JfowcMA. Better than * I no barrier to our intimacy. The ccm- with short tail. Had waited loag while of real'Vaienciennea. th<- aperients or springjnrters that ever bubfor dead man to come along." “How After a first'liaking, or the degourdi, • M. for It b* cerlulM. < Mhpd mid pleasant, aetparixonof mv ideal with the realcauscd do you know all this? Did you see it?" as it fa termed, the gla :ing fa added. utu|XHithe liver and MHtive oruans. It In mo to emotion. ® h 1I aiV W tremble HXVUmV with WSMI VU1VMWU. • .-orates, strenfaheda, loosens andMWwtewas naturally demanded of the This fa a wash .made out of a solution of * > A11 fl..K-rps off ague, fever*, malaria. Biliousna*'AU thfa w*a was ruuuiintr passing in in rny ur mind I Indian. “OU yee! me saw; now ieldspalh and quartz, aud it melts and tnakrs ui>,m-tin- good, sleep sound, nerves strong, I when a rap, upon my tent called my ; show dn quiet, blood.pnre. breath sweet, taste good, you." The settlers visited vitnfies under a high degree of heat attest; ou. ‘ Coins in," said 1, and the the scene r-palates the bowels only by acting Ppto the of the murder, and •>VT and digestion, (let» sample of EO-PE-SA sergeant entered, saying rea|»ectfully, the Indian showed them tha spot when* The real faking fa with the highest • f Im. K. baris A Oo.. Wholesale Agents. l>degree of heat that can be obtained and as he touched lus cap: '••it, Mich. ■ ________ the murderer had waited for his victim takes two dart. It produces in the “Captain, your man fa outside!” He had set hfa «un against the tree. Cte a dami-vitrification, after whrieh it “Let him coiiie in and von retire!", It was a long ouw be<tlie bark was comes poroeiain. I said. V • slightly grasedwhigh up, and about ^MtTH & PACKARD. He entered, sullenly. I motioned him three inches above the mark left by the to a seat on thesaamp stool, dropped the muzzle there was a slight mark made •Washington I attar. J flap of my tent, and again seating my- by the ramrod, showing that it pro­ Anent the story tliat Mrs. Bruce, _1 my improvised table of empty jected three inches. The man wore a wife of ex-Senator and Registrar of the hard-tack 1*oxea, upon which my raudh- Cy woolen coat, because where be had — burning. 1 dropped my head into sed against the tree little particles r hands and shook with emotion. It. of gray threads had been caught by the dav- a story since denied, though it ia I whs some time before I could think, ba-k. ’ There was the place where the believed to have some foundation —the ■ e\eu so httip, and I did not tn ink. It little dog sat on his haunches—hfa following incident, showing the true Miop on rttate 8t„ Opp. Court Hoose. was the overmastering force of a great stump tail left a mark in the yielding gentlemanly character of Mr. Bruce, fa passion (that moved me involuntarily soil. The murderer was short, because related: “When Mr. Bruce was sena­ upon my feet, and, turning to him when he re-loaded hfa gun he sat the tor from Mississippi, a voueg hdy, with the oue word “Lyman, I seated butt a good way from lifa feet. The whose relative'* befpre the war were mvself across hfa knees, threw my trail he left coming and going showed immediate neighbors of the family with arms about hfa neck and burst into he was white, because be turned his whom Bruce lived, and who, tlffough so be. toes out. Indians never did. The the misfortune of war, lost everything, TRADE MA*K. I felt a tremor pass through his trail also showed (hat the one coming applied for a position in the treasury frame, theu there was a resfatance like to the tree was older than the oae go­ department Her application was s strong will beating back a flood; this ing frem’it--hence the mardersr had vaguely made, and met with equal suc­ -|M*<da]]AtteuUoii given to Veterinary Shoegiving way he grasped me convulsively waited. • »uch iw Interfering and Iwof-bound Horere ■ cess. She was in desperate financial and murmured “Fred," and wept with straits. me. There was a long sacred silence, “As a dernier reesort she applied to [Buffalo Courier.] broke at last by his saying, "Fred, do Skating and sliding should not be in- Senator Bruns. What do you suppose you care so much for me ? Our Work shmc.i for Itself. dnlged in without a certain amount of “Lyman, you are aa dear to me as prudence. A swimmer can do but little Imp^ind Domestic Wall when my arms encircled your neck like if the ice gives away, so cold fa the Horse Owner*, If you have never patroulxed in the------ department, thfa last, and it will kill me to punish (favour family down ’ in , ,\rt j-jjp ua. we ;u,k you to fave a trial. feeling confident inlaid wood floors. Designer and I]1.a,’u , ., water and no blocked is it with broken ice; aud all who venture on frozen ' ■■nCrfent that w you do so, you will remain a Mantels a specialty. ^ EST,' DETROIT. i dd times. Yon shall p^mstieut patron. “You shall do neither," was his re­ J. SMITH. should bm that a rope or ply. “If von love me I will be all you E. PACKARD. on account of our difficreuoe in color, desire. I thought you had forgotten me. ia very important to and on account of things generally, Everybody seemed to. You wore proa pering; you were* loved. I was alone and It should be clearly understood that I got desperate and didn’t care what there fa a great difference between became of ma, and I made up my mind y drivsr to drive teovty, The which follows severe frosts, is the stronger, and more durable. Il fa very Introductory letter by get ma court-martialed, for I could not Goods Sold According to the Times < Overcoats worth $3.00 for $2.25| Overcoats' worth $7.00 for $5.00 Overcoats worth 10.00 for $7.00. Overcoats worth $15.00 for $12.00. Men's Suits worth $7.50 for $5.00. Men’s Suits worth $10 for $7.50 Men's Suits worth $15.00 for $12.00. ' r - • Shirts and Drawers from 25c to 50c Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs in Large Quantities. Dry Goods are Lower than Ever ;jlks in Black for 75c, 90c, $1.00 and $1.25. Black and Colored Cashmeres from 40c to 75c. A large assortment of Underwear, Flannels, Cottons, etc., which we close out at reduced prices, and lower than any store in the county. Call and Emm My Goods Before Purchasing. ~—--- -L— The best fitting Corset in the world ; Try It! Announcement As the building which we occupy at present D is to be torn down within three months to give way to a new brick, we hereby7 announce that jwe shall sell groceries at reduced prices; and •' :±,. “ rr™. £ i »M.h. Simply ask the .public to call anti i^Ct prices. i j We know times arc hard, and tax times upon, us, but if you would save imoney in the pur- [. chase of groceries, call on us. Dec. 20, 1883. BROOKS & COOK CATARRHitlfeAD BLACKSMITHS, Horseshoeing a Specialty. I---- -—— : wk HOME! MRS. LUCRETIA R. GARFIELD. wnT'wjught, Fresco painter and Interior Decorator. Wtl884 CATALOMETRfvE~rt ffljjsg HIRAM SIBLKY * CO.M<*tMX Chhap.A well as the e H bends like ExcIumIvc.territory faveu. Htate townships In >qur county that you cun thoroughly work, and stl<lre« with stamp for reply• FRENCH A TAYLOR, ..' PabUriien*, Al Weorirato Aw.. I ixwnaoiT.MicH I told kin <><H« oM mj-hoppS.-m, »»t .£ �fhe Hastings Banner. RECEDING WATERS, among the gremback leaders in lioth state and county. To watch the politi­ connecting with th* Ohio river Utot MARSHALL- LSCOOK, Editor. cal events for the coming six months is THW FLOOD'S HAVOC ALONG THE forms the southern boundary, after hospital. Mra. Jamra OHIO. I banting through the levee-banks that all that is necessary ,to convince any of General € Hastings, Mich, February 22,1884. had been built to protect tlie city, aided greenliacker who caree to know that we almost daily by heavy rams, have con­ VKRT UTDT. have faithfully outlined the policy of the villages of Augusta and Naw Albamt. Ind., Feb. 10.—“The tinue! to augment their I»*?r EDITORIAL HTOTBS. the leaders ia his party. Of the merits upward, leaving the old highscene of wreck along the lower Ohio is climb of the anti-monopoly question itself we indescribable,” said a gentleman who water marks of years behind them and A partv of Mexican customs ofl In the balmy days of slavery, cotton j shall speak hereafter. Of its merits the arrived here last night by steamer. “I ' rising higher thau even th* oldest in­ near Matamoras had a desperate habitant had ever fixed as its limit, un­ growing was the leading, almost the ex-1 office-seeking greenback leaders of the boarded the boat at Cairo, where the til the entire city was swallowed up by elusive, industry of the southern peo-' state and'county care not a rush: its the voracious enemy and many bouses pie. This was that halcyon period of I merit to them is its use as a beacon At 1’aducali tlie Tennessee river was , were entirely engulfed, the water rang“tariff for revenue only’" to which our ain depth from fifteen to thirty feet Leading citizens of Rock Island, Mo­ light to lure their followers into fusion pouring out, and at Smithland the ' spreading devastation ioevenr di­ attention is so often directed by free­ line, and Davenport have formed com­ first, full fellowship with the democracy Cumberland was sending into thevaj- , rection. For ten days tlie 6,000 traders. Then cotton was grown in the panies to bridge the Mtssireippi river AU> jxsisoj^sw...^ - - —. —- ■' forever Afterward. The plan is as bold \nd to builds railway from Rock laMnd slave states, shipped to England, there it win k Imren as it is plain. The bill of sale of the st either of these towns, but the flood I ?” the, Tertake-. aianufactured into cloths which were come will catch both severely. At from their —- -, - — HWoi & greenback organization is signed and to Shawneetown, Bls., there wns a wild ers. tiiey have daily seen 1 reshipped to this country to supply the * the ruthless The employment bureau of the sealed and the goods will be delivered scene of angry waters. The entire <Tr“ *ch>ng * JL S_ XI ■> — V V ■ -V A ZX# wants of our own people. The manu­ Men's Christian Association of Chica­ in *84 as in *82, If theee leaders have town was in Ebe Hood, the levees were wster. .weepins their property In^B go reports 30.000 to 40,000 men and boys factured article was paid for in raw eut and hundreds of r.tteens had left mMlstrom ut pnerrt ruin. TT»e men their way. the place. Many had to be taken from aartety rod wnou» .train that unable to procure work which is 20 per material as far as that would go. and cent, more than usual. Tlie applicants After years of fruitless endeavors to tboir homes at nfjht In .kiftu The town J*™ prewed upon the people tor throe come from every walk of life. the bsilance paid in cash. Then there will be fearfully wrecked, and there ( ?*?» “f destruction is was a constant stream of British wares have the government print I. O. Us. by was the greatest destitution. The gov- to bed. ot sieknero .nd lnaroair« the Nearly one half of a flock at six thoutheir |, pouring into this country, a constant the billion and scatter them broadcast ; ernment emmeni relief rener boats ooais were were sent sent on on raexr • 7 ■ .-—r— thJ river of home raw-materials sent in after repeated and vain attempts to se­ way to help the suffering people. A ! condition cannot be de»cn[*<J- The ?wned ing dfa uteu inis w id- r. rowt many rourr beared (..rovi ti> o town* tXX. would be JI ruts and dtsolstton tl)*t be made I mg good the payment therefor. Then the planter j cure a practical repudiation qf the na­ visible when tlifl devastating waters tfouik ground U>Bt they were poteoued by itl'belght brBrtweS?lhawn'2doriiCmHl imrmd«‘back~tbe town will ft SBentes* •* gave English vessel owners a lucrative tional debt; after a protracted “tusHle” Fully aw dwelling The will of Wendell Phillip* eontajMP commerce, paid the English manufac­ with national banks; after fathering all Mt. Vernon, Ind., every small town on ‘n “» the river was submerged, and the peo- houses have been o\ertoppled and no public bequests. An estateof $2.50,- I BroortUUA, dwring which time Ur bStphtT turers of cotton goods a handsome prof­ the cranky ••isms” of our day and gen­ pie had fled to the hills in many in«*«!* B.ntirS?irwaJr 000 is devised to Mrs. Phillips, and up- | it, and the English tradesmen a good eration; the greenback leaders have Stances. Mt. Vernon is above the ffixxi. destructive torrents, while as man) on her deeeMe revert, te th? adopted' been seriously damaged or •teuitbter. Mrv George W. Smalley, ot i me margin. All this while the soil was found a new tangent, and are preparing Hendereon, Ky., is high and dry. but “O"1 ten. MC b, oiunvoz , Evansville is taking in a great deal of I displaced, ^pd there remains s^rody a , ™ ~“ta«eb «atoi.u- v­ ■ being impoverished and the resources to assail the belligerent hosts ot “mon­ water, although one cannot get her ' b*™ or outbuUding of any kind rtand- Loudon. At a meeting <rf the Mttle-dealert at of the south taxed to put! money into opoly." nfewspapera to acknowledge it. New- | lnt?ln the entire city. Tlie destruction the Chicago stock-yards resolutions throat and Iub« <hteMwrs .-u w. h. Jiaa The creature of the panic of *73;nurs­ berg ITentirely Kubm-rged in the low to the purses of foreign manufacturers, were unanimously adopted declaring I drag store. Large bocum gj.oo. 5^ in tb*. that never in the historv of the c*aintry a PULASANT UFTTHr vessel owners and tradesmen. This! ed by all the political hacks, sore-heads grounds and fearful damage has been done. The government relief boats flood of tart February, and fllcOOOJff were our food animals in as healthy : may have been a brilliant business pol- ■ and sour-stomachs of the country; fon­ have given the people temporary help. | *1U hardly cover the general Jossew. ; condition MA at present. ; It «!•<. «r a Orataful Heart Bad'gtm icy, but it will hardly strike sensible, dled by the played-out politicians of both Enterprise is nearly mt of sight under j Msny people will be Omumirtly ruined, i The director* «»f the Cilteagn and AlHaaar where Honor U bm. ‘ «>« •renmulktloro of msMy yean | ton road report tine gross ramings for | Mr. Wiffiam w. Chadwick, ol HatctniLe people as being particularly sagacious.1 democratic and republican partita; the the fiood. .nd the town Imdly • redted. I *"*•**!£• ««i> To us it appears much the same as fora I precocious regbaby appeared upon the The government relief boat had agord, I ot toil have disappeared kmid the surg­ ' the year aa $*,810,610 and U* operating ed aid for three or four days. Adi that ! ,n; waters. ■ expense, xue ■« —. 5^*expeuM. as u x.emj.e. »4.«T0.%X The total •* " . man to pay somebody to carry a stove 1 political arena. That it created a com­ portion of Rockport under the hill is , '■ .mount cf of stock and bezdbond, — ia (3U.MB,- I from er - ~~ ewythiM around hiin instead of turning himself 1 motion all must admit; that the cause inundated, and manv houses have been , here reached fort)-six feet eight inches •1 822. I raader capsized. Grand View, five mile* above ** « o’cl«* yesterday evening. It is The gov.-raor of Virginia vetoed the ! to the stove when he wished to get-warm. and center of the commotion was a su­ Rockport, has been flooded for over a now .reaU X. ? n a Mtand lU aiora ana n really on stand,- Jmd aud fee the flood had 111 rwwnu.miK iowv tthe hoe representation nt«.<.«»* ttr i nn in 1 » A mv be said to have reached ita great- bill report ion!ng in piw«i Under the protective policy of our perabundance of mouth, was equally week, and all business is suspended. “ay be said to have...reached thnw.f.r. ita greatAnTSe «Sind P«Btithe fertone ground that one politiThe Ohio at Cincinnati han receded e3t hight. although in reality the waters 1 congress, ^irtv‘ on WOuid Sure eight of toe ten In*»» "«S^* from day, southern cotton is manufactured plain. We in no way wish to impugn below the murk of last year, not with- *rc rising a suiall fraction of an inch *»“*“ tuTpsUmUaa <'omm XniiMMl) M <U4n in our own country, at present quite ex­ the [natives of the vast majority of standing almost continuous rein. HunP« hour. The situation up and down 4ute nrall?tfi^h d % idZd tensively in southern factories. Not greenUtckers. They were honest, sin­ dreds of men are at work straightening the d™ « uo d stressing than It sfet« U nwlyj^^) di w<^ The latest sensation in the Crouch ■ an rark-tien o< pbnwkroU>c. , ryut only do we no longer import cotton cere men, and greenbackers from prin­ ud houses that have toppled over. The waa yesterday, and when the waters be- | ___ x he in in*. VJkrtaWy M-ttln* iorth Iorth onr thine-the vmhw ,i:_latest 1sensation 1_____ ...... 1, varUbly ... fall it will be stillI worse. It is goods, except of a very few patterns, j ciple. They are entitled to our respect great event Saturdav was an aid conF-ert given bv the AbVy opera company fee same dreary story of destitute peo- , canned ran^d by the refusal• -•< of --- ----------but we actually compete with British and have it. But the leaders of the In which Nilsson. Sembrich and others h‘”aes and wide dwtruc- “PP^T.'1" goods in foreign markets. The produc­ fiat party were mainly renegades, polit­ passed through the aisles with baskets fem. TTie^ damage will nearly double the^J^J ; be arrested on bench warrants. tion of cotton goods has more than ical bunko-ateerere, political traders, for contributions, realizing $1,130. in i the total of last year. Vzw.. firo. ,i ♦»,. children of a colored famllv prwrtico Hedkin»-*nd sunerry !L to $5,150 takenZ.for tickets. doubled since. Ibriu. and the wages paid ready for any trade, any sell-out that addition ■"'n----------------------------------------v . * or the third time Since the year [ ,iamw[ Hart locked in and left Ml U>e*r twwJ** Write and HUU- jourra— u .Tl}® knifed J?1*?*8 ,HU*axnvr Antic °nened, northern Texas wears a mantle -^1,-.., 1|Har Crockett Texas while ^n^r'.Addre~ in 1883 were 40 per cent, higher than in might forward their own selfish schemes Stockdale arrived .Sunday morning ut nf wnow asleep, near tTo«keii, lexaa, wniie l>r. Kennedy. Kondouc. x. Y. "la Kr,J” u jUM.Bh uinhi^n : parent* went three mites to ' nWy . Gnriu i«nedjr - tor b> >n i860. Each industry helps on its fellow; I They have been continually negoti­ I'arkendHirg. West Va., with three foUTiv * ot to^si^hunSJd ! ‘T^***’ —_________ L— and the healthy growth of cotton man­ ating for a sell-out of their party; have hnndred tons,of provision and clothing and one hundred tons of coal. Tlie .J**' fire "K lbe Httk '“*• Ulelr' ufacture has contributed to our pros­ in fact sold it for a few crumbs and mayors of flooded towns all along the , I lfroFARM 0?® KIt"- Vx. in a NortbrrStates for Detectives have been stationed by r H. A lU O-rtttlcinenL IDu-t raxed < irrUi;irrr- perity-in other ways than that branch a herring from the official spread. Un­ Ohio river have been instructed by gov- ..Th® T J F. MANCHA. lUmMU. v. of -production. der tils dwgusting leadership the party eminent officers to draw for reasonable ^»e1Pas^ w>‘ek aggregated -43 a decrease Commissioner Fink al Chicago. St. of monev with winch to pur- 1 01 , .... 1 Louis, i’eoriaand Ind'anapolis to keep The beneficent results of protection has grown beautifully less, and is now amounts chase ' The supreme court Vilnius suppltetu rtlll/Ul.x rt. ■ X ,, , , of ,.Illinois■ has de- I ; "a record of freights aacx^xxx.n forwarded IV. n.iU.A. to vw the vm^. M_____ tr................................ .. <houses .... ______ _______ _against __S—* to the cotton industry, briefly summa­ an open rival of the Salvation Anny as ! Newport. Ky.. reports 3.387 ,niters.st cbtfedths. the Ilurrtor liaroerhtvh-l.sMsi.oA Hgh-licenseluw Jaw con- I seaboard. TA Damaging evidence i UAunuaicu, inundated, tlie estimated uaiuagf* damage lieia-- > — MItutional and. valid. certain fust-freight lines is said to have rized, are as follows: Thirst, a much to the number of its adherents. uic '•aiiui.nvt: •————-----vruam iom-ai ing $1,000,00). Thirty-three buildings : An incendiary fire destroyed the bus- | been jwcured. better home market for home raw ma­ With mountains of iron and inex­ were washed away, and 127 tinned bot- , iness portion of Clarence. Missouri. , ---------------George II. Williams, a millionaire Bsmamk ajo. Lixu4sji.(*RnwsoFWju»oiuv terials; second, employment of home । lawyer of Baltimore, is a defendant in haustible lieds of coal in our own coun- tom upward. Tlie river at Cincinnati causing a loss of S2BJNJ0. capital and labor at remunerative rates; in « hotel at. •’ •two •in­ a suit brought by his son to wover 1 In a at I»rln<rtn Lexington, Ky., w । try, the fact yet remains-? that we can­ is slowly falling, but the water and gas supplies will not tie restored for a week. ; toxicated men blew out the gas In their 0:t0U.UJO transferred, while under the ' third, the profits formerly paid to the h**- . not manufacture iron as cheaply as ________ ..._____ influence of liquor, in exchange for an ' JOB* *• AWKX. Pubiiiber. um., n \ A government vessel_ left Parkers- room and died in great agony. British vessel owner, manufacturer and Great Britain. Two things interfere: * burg ’Monday with a big load of sup' “ I Railroad aial miners near Pittsburg annuity of S2.-W0. The youth married i tradesman noW remain in burown couni . .h.^.h fI nlina nowrenikmm oarown roan-: F|ret• .. „ ()fr jn>n giro tn to <<uiut mun-t thn lbe roveninwnl kwiat boat 1 are about to strike against a reduction against his father’s wishes, and they try to still further enhance its produc11 , . , Katie Stockdale in relieving th* suffer- of wages to 3 cents a busliel. have ceased to speak on the street. five ,-ai.witv fourth large <l«-r™» in h ln ’*roni1of ere. Governor iUreman, ol Wert VirA police officer at' San Francisco, Tlie death is announced in St. James MIF—SRPf—ill 11 Mum: ter a. . . ’’ ' interest are lower there than here. But giniu, visited the boat at Marietta and 1 named Nicholson, was’ mvstoriouAly parish, Louisiana, of Pierrie Michel La ■» •» <*•“ o/ •M.wwt-kted *ad W Ut. pnere of cotton gooda: liftb, tl;e «trt>- ah>u w, bMww.(lf thl, lrt Uie n | jujviwd the iron City to double back Pice de Bergondv. He- was born in murdered while on duly. Ifahinent of a lucrative trade m our cot_llt . t u, » . r 1 between Parkersburg and YY heeling, ' The steamship Midunian had sixty- San Domingo, and was exiled by tlie in- * ton rood, with ionign ...antrire giv- i furna.™ ol hundreds <.r AnoU1er stop was mrtlr at Harm.?, He fought in six cattle washed overboard on the voy- surrection of negroes. to. ...1 v, ,nt . , l-irrwx works? Shall ., turn out ot etii- where about onr-thlnl of the remaining •age from Boston to Queenstown. the battle of New Orleans under Gen- • mg ad ted auph> menl to Americtm ; pfdvmwlt the U1HU eiuplovcd in supplle* were left What Is meet need­ eral 7 .Jackson. He left to his heirs a The French government proposes, at I r'T; —— , capital and labor: sixth, the success of fl , industry ? Wh.. «.«’ v>- > ed now is bedding, clothing, furniture, ---------------------own expense,.. tos-----------inspect American half-dozen sugar and artton planta- havw >nd i>r . H. .Ian>»-- wan eyairttDcs' cotton manufiuturing has made other w Jn “ fueL ***“? P,OTti- 1 its 1 ttollM. iiu{ with the man) b< rb« ol Cakuita. he aecidrs; bacon at ports of entry . • industries more DramerotM* seven!h m " h * Proltx*tJ<,n ‘•xten<|g»l. and fully supplied to all points, with a few Advices from Fort Buford are that ?{iV."^ * ’*T,“U‘lon 'r.aw‘ rET1 h1' , । - . 'P • .J* ’ ** the hundreds of millions of capital and \ exceptions, which the Iron City will , A snow-slide al Park City. Utah, J killed four persons and wounded two the Indians at Poplar Creek and Wolf a last and best result, no matter what , k, k..,.. ।, *u . , , . cover. ; Point agencies are at the point of star- Hr han proved to the w-ori-i that <*oa»nmptiet. the fortunes of our ccHUitryi nor what . , ollJ*an‘ 8 ® a ’ort*R’J The town of Marietta is still two- • others. -peniMUwutb cunt! They have eaten their dogs V? n ._r pr-il! V.-I) ’“•d---------------------■ *■*-Tb itsn-lations with foreign tuitions, we * Profl,al'l.r . thirds under water, ttomeoftlwbuild- I A blizzard in Dakota has nearly vation. Doctor fthm this recipe free. mil» aniu. and horses, the game is destroyed, and twn a jay rxpen. ‘T-l... 1, ,_j 2-eent xtafl^m .to ahaU idway.a lie in<le|wmlent of them jtji | Xo country Ims so much to gain by wUl go.^'TWo"^,’ br'klgSare | stopped railway communication in tlie . many warriors are uuabie tb xetjisi । cure* NlrhtMwratw, Xuti-wu I northern section of tlie territory. the extreme cold. The rations issued-------—brvMk — will tip a (rrwh eoM.« the hiatter of cotton goods. Dur mar- diversified industry as our own, since wrecked and the losses to the Ohio One of the.most comprehensive coin bv the government are de- feSSf*-. Co- ’•«t! Uacr.-i kets are and ran leno longer subject to ' hone other has such varied resources. Valley railroad will reach $»>>5.000. j eollectioiiH in the United States was monthly naming this paper*.’ wired Within a few hours. ! FhlUd< Iphla. ---------------------tbei-apriero of foreign manufacturer. | <“1 “ch rommenial freedom ro <|.iick- w^^v'eyS StiJTSdfrliJiSx 1 stolen by burglars from the office of Dr. The Union Pacific road has refused I ; II. C. Brainard-of Cleveland. who ran raise or lower the price of the*? ens the genius of an intelligent people, wherein many coffins had been un­ Mexico propulhb fe **’“1 to the ! to accept at Council Bluffs, for its local points, Burlington cars loaded with I goods at thrir own sweet will. , The wfculoni of the ages, the experience ®*rthe<l and several iaidies carried down ! worjd’s exposition at New Orleans a lundier. Shipments east want from band of musicians and a corps of caThe south is beginning to wake up to, "t -very clvillrof nation, tell us that the andk’m'ng“"d with” Uw'dri'ft: Chicago last wa*k decreased five thou-1 ets. the advantage* of protection. Her pie ; policy of protection builds up a diver-1 wood and debris of every description, sand tons, and considerable freight was , A. M. (’Iiadwick. county judge at diverted from the Vanderbilt and ' pie am I press are already advocating a ' «Wi«l industry. j Out of,100 houses In Cochransvllle only I ; Omaha, dropped dead on the street, , Pennsylvania icmw*!*, roads to even up the per- ! contiruianre of that nnliw whig-h i • ------ - —. ; thrpe were left standing. The residents ! from apoplexy, while on his wav ta at- । centagea. ‘ r~ I ZLX t« ,n U‘e Cleveland Leaders account mt were were in tn a a naked, naked, starving starving condition, condition, BUI.-hive introduced In the done so much to m«id their hrokro for-, of interview. «Ith Michigan congress-/ --------------------—----------■ t Bills -have been been introduced in the being practically isolated from tlie ten.l »wcddii>B.tTrlnit) e.lhrtn.1 hxlw.nl lordou. ol lWlern»t.lne.a, Iowa legbiteture for nornud »Aool. it nd ! <orid. They made a rush for the boat. tunes. In the last ten years manufuc- men, quoted in yestenlav’s Post an« i wife wife | Emmetteburs EmmettobiHg.' Lonn Logan?Oace22, sheP while cleaning a revolver. Mbot bls Osceola Sh.r• and when bread was handed out sat taring at the south has more- than Tribune, Representative (Vinans is re­ neiir the left ear. l.fUeUnft . bud I don. Sioux^ty.^Sin^Ron lid , — ------------ «» - fetal I don, Sioux City, Creston and Lyon.and doubled. ‘ k , ported as saying of the prohibition par­ ' down, and, tearing the loaves apart, . wound. °u?d' , „ application —Ucatlon will will soon non be be made tL. — in behalf . . W • tv, recently reorganized at Jackson, ate with greed and ravenous energy, (xdonoblleDry C. l*ratt, A new deaf ( ahuuoi-iicuiy \j. i nut, a retired iruiru ofliom- of eager to allay the terrible pangs of -.Colfax —fu and Ida Id. Grove. Anew dmf Eapi-cially in Michigan, where the i Il''Hi nm “ separate tidret, and starvation. Women and children were cer of the regular army, died yeatordav and dumb whool is uked by Cedar imrtyha. grown .ua^icaiiy toward ' m'M!Th^‘5,;,^b^h.i’ barefoot, and aome were protected from in Detroit, lie served in the Florida Rapids, to cost M0.000. MitiiellvUie and Mexican wars. warns a prison for women, aud Boone the small end of a very small horn, the I ways lose thereby." 'rhis fact was no the cold by their calico dresses onlv. Contracts hijve befcn issued for leaders have been put to their wits’ end j doubtfully understood by the organizers Some of the women wereoq Their knees through sleepers and parlor cars be­ and Atlantic call for Insane asylums praying in the little storm and flood The possibility that Vanderbilt la en­ feinpei — battered church firhen tlie relief came, tween Chicago and San Francisco, over to keep up the semblance of an organi-!? * *7* ^I^^PMrty. It is one of the raged Ina rtninle for the control of k„... now, , ... under 1 * *, of their movement 1 which Ti-/ ch ther thPy and never was it more welcome. the pioneer route, commencing April 1. the Hock Island road seems to carry xatiom 'II’kav hey have the effects ;ire calculating upon. 'v? Nir. Winans Mr. Winans adC Feb. 18. At Chichester. N. H.. Thsddeus that stock up very rapidly, the cloeinr Cincinnati incinnati., Feb. 18.— —The The ri river is pressure of necemity, thrown aside the ded: “ The lenders of the - temperance falling at tlie rate of three-fourths of an Avery kilted his wife with a razor and price In Wall UrestStarday bSr x----------<if « .1.. --------« ■ and. de . ­ . movement toll me they will poll four inch an hour, which is about the rate fatally wounded himself, jealousy be­ issues their very* dead past, IIIH. Union Pacific was driven up to ®»»' Wort Sboro ?Jd times uh many votes as in 1882. If they * vised a new scheme for holding the nos­ at which it rose. The needs of those ing the cause. do the democrat,, will curry the .late" who were driven from „„„ ,K„urJ is „ Tlie Episcopal church and school *dv5^?d.tn1 K»'>eral list ha. es of the members of their party, while . .--------- » A. .their . - .. homes . - . This L. evidently the whole prartiod ft-; not lessened by the Might tell, but will buildings at the Santee agency id Da­ reached the danger line for all Fuller. Innes & Co, administer huge feet of the movement—to aid the ilem-1 increase for a a' week to ro come. Many Myy kota were on Sunday wipe& out by great manipulators and their con donee of fusion physic. No man at all ocrats to carry the state next fall -and I working people who had a few dollars flames. Purcdiases for investment baton aTd during during'the dia not apply for aid the Mia Hammerling. of Memphis, died era that seems to have jawaad. acquainted with the democratic and this is so self-evident an to raise tlie saved W suspicion that the leaders of the move­ first week, but bow will have to be from the effects of eating raw ham, greAiback leaders of Michigan doubts ment intend the only practical result it helped. Every manufactory was shut and her father is not expected to re­ for a moment that it is their fixed and 1 cun produce so far us it counts at all. down and a great many people have cover. / killed with u sword which hung in the <Memiined purpose to effect a fusion of The language used by Mr. Winans earned nothing exeept for helping to *,nn« to the A son of Minister Hunt lias been •j0"*those parties next fait How to hold filainly hints at u inutuul understand- save property. The cold weather has summoned to St. Petersburg, ou ac­ depot. Mr. \\ ihfon was nearhr eighty ng. He says: “The leaders of the tem­ increased tlie suffering, aud as all the count of the dangerous Hlnees of his years of age, and a brother at the lata the camp followers and drum in a few coal yards are under water, it ia with perance movement”—not here or there father. .loim M. Wilsum at Chicago. rwruitH- bow to make these think the some too loquacious temperance partv difficulty that fuel is supplied. The di­ Rev. A. A. Iloakinjof Milwaukee, Mra.M rtson had for yearn btan confined party has a distinctive policy which followers, but “the leaders"- tell him rect dMmagt to property in Cincinnati complained to tlie postmaster that he toher bed by para yrs. Th* venera­ lesttmated at'flfi.OiJO.OOO. and in Cov•V MAU ffl * 'it ia oountgrously pursuing, whan it (one of tlie democratic leaders) their !angUsi and Newport ut $2,000,000 more. had received several indecent letters ble couple Mere believed to Imve eousiderable money in tl»e houae. Mr. Kins and expectations, even down fe written in a disguised hand. has do policy beyond a bargain for the their reitmate uumL. of votes The indirect damage will l>e many eir odtmate of the number A resolution is before the Massachu­ Wilson tola the village butcher on times greater than the direct damage. offices: is the problem that harrows the they can poll, so< that the temperance **ripf,d ™ vi> setts legislature to appropriate $60,000 itiu’gdbun"’,n’"X souls of our greenliack statesmen. They party leaders and the democratic party to be expended in relieving distress along the Ohio river. now lift tip their voices in beautiful leaders can work together understandt With the beginning of the year the By the collapae of a bridge at Weeds­ concert: the one thing needful to throw ingly for a common' end. When the Detroit Evening Journal congratulate* leaders of the temperance party are great an extent buildings have been port, New York, a mixed train was ifeelf upon the marked succras it has dust in the ryes of the honest green- found thus intimately relating their damaged it is IrapoealNe to Judge. dropped into the Seneca rivnr, the enbaekeris Couad: it ia o,*t<-aiopopo/y. plans andertiinutes to one of the leaders Means for saving the business part of 5'lied1’ flrcman’ a“d brakeman being achieved, and promisee to give ita nwi- A Great Medical Work 6n Manhtod, ers the benefit of every dollar it cams The leaders have gracefully straddled of the democratic party for the benefit the city from abother inundation axe of the democratic party, the public is diMUMod A bin will be introdaeed «JES® Fe road has pairchased the for the next 12 mentis. The Ev this hobby, exborttag the faithful to pretty sure to draw the natural Infer­ 1I1U>,U>«‘"Wt.lBtere tekin< Peraiulon California Southern, 130 mflee in length, Journal alms to meet the tong-felt get a front seat in the band wagon, and ence from the facts. for the city to issue bonds to tnaantonnt ninthrough trains to theftd*re hopeful of riding into the democrat­ of fllO.OOOXMM), to be used in filling the ^J^buildlnj^^ miles between the •II matter, of aa objectionable chare.hntnun tha Ha.vM. __ ic camp with their dupek it’s tau taut Mr or Madum.but don't vet frirfatytwntatoch The deaths are announced of General ter are excluded from its columns. Thia rer-tW'kUng catch woM, this pilsale firms and the manufacturers to taruif smoke byday and tire by aight, move upon higher ground and turn the •this stirring cry of anti bottom over to the railroads. , TlmQrowyrfalOorox,’, rtmmerreis expected to be such music as shall tare.d to-night from • trip op Um rtvtr RUSKIN’S WORKS. CONSUMPTION. » *®;new-*«|Wchoice^« seedsiIfruitsi 266OITI0I. PRICE Oily $1 nw sn. Iteir lipa from by thia magical word, it ia calculated the bourbon party, and uncomplainingly into and I* counted hereafter. This is the "fV“ The men report botf£’a '"S'11 iB •W (rnm h*n’ t° Mayxrtlle. Thia mew. vast torero to f*no«n. Mayxvillela In good oondiUon beeaureoot of water, but Cheater, �A party of young folks from QThx county examinera will meet in this city went to Nashville Monday this city Saturday tor the purpose of evening, and put in the time there at the skating rink. They were pleasant- They will be announced in due season ^entertained by the Nashville devotees through the Banner. ol -ie roller skate. ., The Journal insinuates that our op­ For getting drunk and being a sort position to gambling is for political ef­ or general nuisance, Jack Pickle was fect. We and others have heard the brought before Justice Hayford and Journal editor say as harsh things sentenced to two months in Ionia. He about gamblers and gambling as ever should have had the full extent of the appeared in the Banner. Was the law. Journal editor then talking for politi­ Three new weeklies were started at cal effect; or was he speaking his hon­ Grand Rapids last week. They will pres­ est sentiments? Or is he now talking ently become of the “weakly” order. for political effect, and making efforts to Grand Rapids has papers enough ,in keep the gamblersln thq anti-monopoly fact had'more than enough before tliese ranks ? Gamblers are first class anti­ publications appeared. monopolists, and they can and decontrol Cyril and Everett Hughes, many votes in this city. They have charged with robbing John Mohler, of made themselves “solid with tha admin­ this city, on the night of September 15th istration" of late years, and it is no' last, were tried at the present term of wonder the Journal wishes to avoid of­ court. The case went to the jury Wed­ fending them. ’ nesday afternoon, and in about half an We are informed by those who have hour they returned a verdict of guilty. long known.Dr. Lowry that thecuxTjjnt Parties from eastern Michigan, who rumors that he is not thoroughly quali­ possess ample means, have already been fied for the practice of medicine and looking over our city and investigating surgery are wide of the truth. He the rMourcee of the surrounding coun­ practiced nibe years in Oakland county, try, with a view of building extensive Michigan, and our informant says was flouring mills here. They talk qf a large not only popular as a man and physician, roiler-milhc with location near the rail­ but gained an enviable reputation. As road. We hope they may become in­ a surgeon, not only there but here, he terested enough to make the venture. has performed many of the most daring HASTINGS. FRIDAY. FEBkUABV Local News. one fourth off. ( LONE WINTER OOiODS. R. MUDGE, Clothier. BUY NOW. K. B. WIGHTMAN A SON. Br-ntlry J1ro«. > WllkidB.1 NO CURE, NO PAY! rotary send to the state superintend­ ent of thia department for sample copies of Leaflets on Heredity, with the object of making the subjects of hygiene and heredity a special study of the Union. Mrs. Bailey read extracts from the Union-Signal in regard to young wo­ LAST CALL I In * short time the GRAB BAG will be done sway with. men’s work, and the financial condi­ tion of the N. W. O. T. U. Mrs. Burton presented an original Now You Have a Chance paper on the “Power and effect of medicine," whioh was listened to with close attention. An invitation to hold our. next meeting with Mrs. Hunsberger was accepted, and Mrs. H. appointed to take charge of the devotional exer­ cises. As a close to the exercises of the afternoon Mrs. Bentley read the “ Battle Hymn of the Republic,” and through all discouragements our hearts echo the words: TO GET A PINK 132 by 50 RESIDENCE LOT IN GRAND RAPIDS, ON DIVISION STREET. Ai Klecant Parlor Suit valid $65.00 er Saw Other lice Pnsat. Oar ood bTraArchinp And remember we have reduced the prices of winter goods so low that it will save you 04.00 on every 010.00 to buy your Overcoats for neat winter. The Court Calendar. The following cases are on the cal­ endar of the circuit court now in ses­ sion in this city: We Wager the Sum of CRIMINAL. Everett Hughes, Charles Mann, J. M. IlocKHs and W. M. Scudder and difficult operations. Those sick v^r ana ■ have lilted up thelatter’e „„ elevator and ”iU> fevera. lung and contagious dis- James Prosser and Cyril Hughes, rob’ ’ . 1 put’in a stock or feed. The linu will hut to try h,n> to ascertain beiy. 1 handle lime and plaster also. They in- ltiut understands his business thorPeter Myers and Harrison J. ForI tend too to buy grain and other produce, °ughly. Those having tumors to re- shey, larceny. We are glad that they have made these move, cancers that are ‘ curable or any ISSUES OF FACT. Chas. C. Wolcott va Albert Olds, What do you think about better fire arrangements, and wish them success, surgical work need not fear to trust They are worthy of patronage, are wide him ___________________ assumpsit protection now? Spectacle social at R. K. Grant’s awake, and those who are their patrons Same va. Wm. Kerr, assumpsit Barry & Eaton’s Annual Meet­ once will stay by tliem. thw Friday evening. Joseph Hughes vs. Mi ch tel Delaney, ing.—The annual meeting of the Fann­ No school to-day; it l>eing one of I v> « "vw . .appellant assumpsit. u ’ Mr. R. P. Clark, Jr., representing ers Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Ira Hopkins vs. Zebediah Parks, the davs we celebrate. . u. ~ r _ ® Barry and Eaton counties took place in • | the Geo. A. Stone N urserv Co., of RochKnappen anArman have five ( Nw y., will in Hastings for two Union hall Tuesday afternoon. The appellant, trespass on the case. Albert Litka vs. Patrick Mead, ap­ tons of hard coal for sale. j or three weeks, and any lady or gentle- meeting was quite largely attended and Tiif. weather seyns to be in league man wishing anything in bin line can Ia splendid corps of officers elected. The pellant assumpsit only change of any importance in the Albert Roach va Albert Stanley, with the shoemakers and blacksmiths. ] find him at Merchant's Exchange. Mr. by-laws wa^ in relation to the.use of ejectment There will be work in the K. rank ’ Clark has had over 30 years experience , steam power in threshing. Of this due Eliza Wertz vs. Wm. E. Griggs, re­ and seven years of the time i at K. of P. lodge next Monday evening. as a florist, ' ’ ' {। notice will soon be given as required by plevin. has had charge of the most extensive The M. I. society will meet Monday ~' the charter. The affairs of the com­ Elvira Jordan va Ralph 8. Jordan, evening at the residence of W. S. Good- rose yard in the world. The Geo. A. pany are in a very prosperous condition assumpsit. Stone Co. handle more specialties and . . I have tlie reputation of packing better as is shown by the large increase in Elizabeth Foster vs. Jerry M. Rog­ The new cornet band furnish music . . , membership and amount of insurance v , . stock and delivering it in better shape ers, assumpsit. during the past year. The officers elect­ at the rink. \The boys are improving .. .. , . , , . a I than any other firm in America. Any Wm. Mitchell va John Q. Cressy, rrtpl • ’ | lady or gentleman wishing instruction ed Tuesday were: replevin, Esak Pray, of Eaton, Preident. If you want to have heaps of fun I as to the care of plants or flowers can Wm. Burris va NoiRaan Olmstead, S. J. Bidelman, of Barry, Vice Pres­ iittend the spectacle social at R. K.; have the benefit of Mr. Clark’s expert-1 ident. appellant, assumpsit. Grants to-night. j ©nee free <rf charge, by calling upon । DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Hayford vs. Augustus Row­ All good merchants sell the. boots • him or notifying by postal.- Anything, Barry County—Orson S^ift. D. W. and shoes manufactured by Smith, Sim-1 in the line of nursery stock can be. fur-; Smitht,A. C. Towne, Soloman Clark, H. er and Mary Jane Grace, debt * i-Mbody. Axk for them. | nlxbei Augurt Giant. Amber Qu». | w The sum lost or won to go to some charitable society that we are selling Overcoats lower than any house in West Michigan, so do not fail to come to the Rapids and see us. How can we afford to sell goods so cheap and give away so many fine presents? is the question asked by many. Well the GRAB BAG SCHEME has increased onr sales more than double, and the Cash Discount alone will nearly pay for the expenses. BOYS’ OVERCOATS, value 12.50, only $1.00. MEN’S Dk. “ ' “ 4.00, “ 1.50. We have 800 Overcoats still on hand. THEY MUST GO REGARDLESS OF COST I Star Clothing House JUpM, g. w. John Schafe, pltff. in error, vs. Services will lie conducted by Rev. 1 bUngton and Empire State grapes. uannon> j. w.' Ewing, Aaron Burke, Franklin French, deft, in error, cer­ Father Buyae, of Jackson, at the new weeping corners iui for iTiuctrij cemetery nuvi »ud lawu lawn j| s. H. Rorabeck.. n tuiiran tiorari. II purposes, and many other articles that Catholic- church this, press, evening. ' IMPARLANCES. PERSONAL ' they have the control of. Let any wish-I Mk.S. Munro desires to'thank the, ’ Smith. Hams & Van Arman vs. Thoe. I ing information as to grow ing anything ! Mrs. C. M. Mack. visited- friends in firemen for their effective services in ' , Mitchell, assumpsit. < in the line of flowers, fruits or oma- j HHltiinore the past week. saving his dwelling Sunday morning. ' Clementx Smith vs. Wm. Mitchell ] mental shrubberies call upon Mr. (’lark, | George : Black and Frank Hougbtulin Ladies, the liest fitting and most re-; I and he will cheerfiftly give them such ’ left for Kansas Sunday night. El Dora- nnd Thomas Mitchell, assumpsit. liable shoes in the market are manufac- , Watson, information. do was objective point. .. ...... . . uiionimviujj. . , uo, was methe ooiecuve puiui. ------- Levi ----------Hotchkiss 1------~ vs. Wm, ----------• lured bv Smith, siminons & Peabody. . . \ . . nisumnsit . r -ok: • i ------------------Dr. Barker was summoned to Wabash, i . MI..UT term of court this awsion. It Btinxis* or H Bartley akti.m '’s ills.- Th.lndhlna SlIndav evi-nlng by by a a telegram Phln™ Smith ya. Jas. Ryan, John Bt-RNTxeoF s M Mills The IndJana> Sunday evening telegram I; iscxproted that all the/>uaine« will cryof ~ Hr,!” arotewd our slumlsiring annonieingthedrath of his w i fas sister.' ^7“ Edward Ryan. aMumpaiL hai. hern roniplrted thia (prraa) even- rtUxnnaaBoutaix o’clock Sunday morn-1 Mf A ]|1)OT wlltor EH<i“ Shaw va Chua. A. Tabor. "■It. i ing. It was soon ascertained that the ' bH^; of SeGood Templara' Herald. I M“F Everhart and Ellen Thompson, Wk auk pleasMl to annouliee that, Hastings at last has a band, and one of : which we soon will have reason to be [ proud. tire was in the large steam tiouring-miUs , Michigan was in this city on I of James H. Bartley. As speetiily as ' businw^ Tuesday possible the department was on hand ‘ ‘ * with tlie city’s wiuirt-gun. but it was:Mr- " • “'an,j and Miss Rose E. i Middleville, were: (’hakley Soule “got there" on the «>on evident tliat no good could I* ai* ■ " The Banner ex-1,i potato race at the skating rink Tuesday I compliidied, ami attention was directed " * ’ congratulations and best wishes. evening. It was a most interesting and ’ to saving adjoining buildings ami .prop- ’ ■ D. B. Hale, oi of taton Eaton napius. Rapids, ana and y. C. exciting affair. ' etty, iii which they were successful and . D. H. Hide, j, were AnoLT SIX) lo uis ot ties were brought ifot w“ich the-' l’rui"<‘ I E' l hl‘PI1'11. °f charlotte, were in the tothtecnvCXv • If 7Sm££o! ’The nulls with contents were soon u I city Mond»y mid Tuertny ^tending u> Izoiubard was not a busy juan you don’t j ' None of the coptents - including a eon-1 often find them. I jdderable quantity flour, feed and grain j Mrs. Robert Phillips and John —were saved. The building was quite an Kenzie, both of Johnstown, who have old one and burned quickly and at times been dangerously ill for some time, are brilliantly, the heat being very intense. now convalescing. The mills were for many years owned The teachers should rememl>er that and operated by Barlow & Goodyear. Prof. Hall’s‘teachers’ class will be or­ When that firm dissolved they became ganized Monday, March 3rd, and con­ the property of Mr. Nathan Barlow. tinue four weeks. Soon after they were purchased by L. । The Brick & Tile Company havepur- D. Hale, then of Otsego, and Mr. James chased a large supply of wood for ’next II. Bartley. Later on Mr. R. J. Grant summer’s use. They expect to do a bought Hale’s interest, soon after sell­ large business the coining season. Prairieville does not seem to come to time on the railroad question. Her people may some day wish- they had been much more diligent in this matter. The W. C. T. U. WiU meet with Mrs. Hunsberger,‘on next Tuesday afternoon, at half past two o’cliick. A cordial in­ invitation is extended to the ladies of the city’. | ance Companv. Mrs. J. M. Rogers, of Carlton, will ic "ladles of entertain th< ” ” the' Baptist society of Huttings, Friday, February 22, afternoon and evening, at her resi­ dence. A cordial Invitation is extend­ ed to all­ Mr. James Clarke will deliver his ex­ cellent lecture on “Robert Bums” at the Baptist church. Hickory Corners, Thursday evening March 6th. The pro­ roods will lie given tn George W. Thom­ as, of Gull Laks, whose serious misfor­ tune the Bansbb has chronicled. Those who attend wiU not only hear a most interesting and instructive lecture, but they will do a ktadnees to one who By April first Hastings can “hellor to all telephone connections in the state. A local exchange will also be estahlish<*i, if the proper numtier of signers can be secured. There should be no ques­ tion about this. Hon. P. Z, VanZkb will deliver his justly celebrated lecture o» “Five yean Monnondon” at Union hall next Tues­ day , pvening. No reserved Mate, and general admission 25 cents. If you would listen to a plowing, instructive "Ml highly entertaining lecture, hear •Fudge VanZile next Tuesday evening. Hill's Peerless Cough Syrlt will cure cough, cold, croup or sore throat, and relieves whooping cough, asthma. It dot* not dry up a cough and leave the inflammation and fin er behind it, but looaew the phlegm and morbid ya after, and permits nature to heal the lungtbsues and d<-scased parti. Call and get a bottle. If not satisfied after using it, return the empty Ixrttle and I will refund your money, A package of Cobb’s Little Hlb* in top of each bott le free. Fredrick Hotohkiaa. and a dlttmseion ensued In regard to the character ot the literature that should be sunpUed tor thia purpoee. It wm decided that aa a W.C.T.U. we .hould furnish such reading aa would have a moral and religion. Influence. 14rk Oarathere being called npoa. rMd Mr..Dr.J.H.Kel!oWe ad<lro« before the State Temperance Aormai of Hygiene and Heredity at Battle Creek. , A motion VM mod* “d “«nlmou.Iy carried that onr corresponding eao- --------AT---------- CHANCERY. Diyorces—Horace H. Peckham vs. Sarah L. Peckham; Richard 8. Morgan vs. Lovina E. Morgan; Elizabeth A. Robertson vs. Joseph Roberteon; John A. Beamon vs. Mary Jane Bea­ mon; Patrick Cunningham vs. Laura Cunningham; Mary E. Beamer vs. John Beamer; Marlette Thompson vs. Bradley Thompson; Kate Seidmore Frederick Hotchkiss.’ vs. James Seidmore. Ezra A. Greene vs. Caroline L. Cameron, bill to quiet title. , ' Robt. C. Jackson vs. Electa A. Gor- dqn and Birney W. Gordon. Geo. W. Gregory vs. Timothy M. Bush, injunction bill. ADVERTISED LETTERS- , Letters mldre-wil to the fol towing perwxis re­ maining In the |>o4 office at Hartings. Barr)’ county, Michigan. Feb. IS. 1*4: Oliver Ager. Anna Kranse. Prof. J. H. Uwk». John Rogers ~T)rof Letter*—Henry Hayman. H. D. Webb. I W. H. POWERS, P. M. BATTLE CREEK mills erected here. Special Book Sale! RMmpelt. ing to Mr. Bartley, who thus became sole proprietor. The first cost of the building and contents was not fpr from SWMJU. Their v alue at the time of the ■y^HEN YOU GO TO fire was alxiut #15,000, and the insur­ needs it. ance J*7,5OO. W. C. T. U. The loss falls very The meeting at the residence uf Bartley. The am Mrs.R.A.Balley opened with the usual — CALL ON will only be sufficient tonsure nim w pay hraindebtednesa. During the past devotional exercises, conducted by two years the mills were operated at a Mrs. NUkern. Mdsdames Bentley and Bailey read profit;^nd just as prosperity wlw with The regular spring teacher’s class of the Hastings high school will be organ­ him came this calamity. He will not reports of the two subsequent meet­ ized Monday, March 3rd. The announce­ be able to rebuild. ings, which \ ui^, _ ____ were accepted. Mrs. Sidment will lie sufficient to insure the Bad as the lues to Mr. Bartley, the m ^p^rted the names of four nei 'usual large attendance. city suffers oH.v miffars in most nut bv by the fire. The mills millsmembers ____ u..— and »an ten honorary honorary membei members Our Woodland friends should not ffir- made a good local demand for wheat, added at the last meeting aod eootat always keeping up the prices. It was On action of the Union, Meedamea get that Mr. L. Parrott, of that town, will sell at public auction on Tuesday. largely patronized as a custom mill also Bldnam and Smith ware retained M a Feb. 26th, a large amount of personal —and here is the city’s w'oret misfor­ committee for .eliciting membership. The racks for reading matter at the property. Rare bargainn can doubtless tune by the fire. Efforts should at once be made to have first-clasH flouring depot were reported nearly completed, be had. 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. have on hand several Standard Books, bought for the holidays. 1 will close them out to you at Bottom Figures! DECKER BROS The long winter evenings are upon .us. ‘Tlie Live Cuh Dry Goods House.' jYou can spend, them in no way more profita­ DUttlMC FMHUAItY EVERY 20th SALE! bly than by reading. Have the books for you, and so cheap you cannot help buying. A good many Mve received the Benefit already. sample* sent when desired. GREAT BARGAINS School Books! In Black and (Wred Hilks. 11.00 BUYS $1.25 SILKS. DECKER ‘BROS. 1 have what you want m thia line. �FASHIONABLE DINNERS. the girl, “but I reektm be was Ixmnd to hev me, an’ I dvnuo ei Fni half sorry, either, now." * ■' companion Eater the English tongue When they were married and Amann fa acquired in the same way. At 11 the Grace and her mother had gone out to “Amann Grace,” said Mr.. PifabW. girls continue than- studies at home aud ' [PhihuMpbla Frees. ] M d»e sat wito her daughter at thmr the new home in the smart new spring With the spread of wealth and refine­ submit to mamma’s match-making. The afternoon sewing, "be yew gotn’ to piece wagon, the bride returned to the sub­ ment greater attention fa now directed ject of the letter. to the delicacies of the table, and every aqnilt?" “I hev a burnin’ cur’oeity to know season in Philadelphia sees something fits the youth for a profesaioual oonrae “What fur, mother?" “Why, ain’t Mr. Van Vleet been to what I writ," she said, "cause (blushing added to the elegance of dining. If at the uni varsity. see yon twice’t runnin' lately? He’s prettily; I thought I rifltaed you." matters keep on, tins country—not to BORN IN BOSTON "OAo, I guess not," said the triumph­ mention England—will be able to out­ ' axed ye, I .'pose, to hev him?” ant lotan-. “Look-a-hero, Mrs. Van rival in numptuous repasts tlie gastro­ "An* I guv him the mitten:** Vk-et. hereto the letter. 'Taint''but a “Hho! Yon wouldn’t be half no silly! nomic extravagancies of the most luxu­ few words. There ain’t no ‘ticular rious age of France. Philip le Bet Why, he’s wuth a dozen orinary men. (Chicago Tribune.] You mought go further and fare wuss." j mean in- in them; but it's the signing of used to have at hfa dinners a fountain them. Do you see that? Them two of real champagne, which flowed froth "Does your father know me?" • Jest what I'm goin- to dew." words would stand in law to mean plain the mouths of leopards and lions. Not Gaston de Murphy looks tenderly “Did yew tell him m>?" “No, I writ; now, mother, let me be; yes; there’s no gittin* around them I" only Francis I but a good many other down at the Lady Agnes Riordan as Amazin Grace and her mother’both I ain’t a goin’ to marry no man thet monarchs indulged in the feature of a these words, so full of solemn import, , thinks I’m jumpin’et the chance. I’d-a read at once. piece of mechanism in tlie ceiling of leave hfa ruby red lips and float slowly “Mr. Vau Vfaet: ' ' heap rather be on old maid.” the banqueting hall which let down out across the broad demesne that “ ilear kit — I n:u sory to Inform you tba: There was nothing said for some time; magnificent cooked dishes and iu doing stretches away to the westward from your attemhn ns are in nowoe Recipperkatsd. then the widow awkod: so scattered a shower of rosea and the castle, and on which the cabbages “Yursa trewly, "When did you write, ’Marin?" **AxkxD< Grace Ptlsbuhy." Kweetmeata over the guests. Similarly, are swaying gently to and fro in the “A day or.no past." “That fetched me,” said Mr. Van Louis XVIII at hfa elalxirate banquets soft, kissing wind that comes languidly ! Vleet, looking admiringly at hfa new was accustomed to have ortolans with up from the south,- ai if loth to leave ita “Where did yon git a pen?” "I borrered one. Mebbeyou’d like to । poKHesHiim. "I doan’t kno’ much, but I truffles cooked inside of partridgea. sqnnj- home. And the girl, as they fall know what I said to him." reckon I kin tell what a girl means and on one occasion had a dinnei of upon her pink-tinted ear, neaties closely to him in loving fashion, and, although ‘ You've guessed rite,” .aid tlie widow , when she writes to a feller and ■igM ' 100 different dishes. she answers ragwly. In novelties and in elaboration of I■ her “c* voice *««« fa '» firm «««* when «..c • herself‘Yurea trewly.’" cuisine the nineteenth century is not him. there fa a fear-hannted look in the "It ain't nothin’ to nobody but us, mother, n’long es I didn't have him," Ear Iwliiud U.ra« .wmplra. Hou,e ol j <l»rk-bro>rn era that »re g».ang »o (Exchange. ■ said the girl curtly, aud no more was the dinner. Mr.. Mickey Iim been gir i .tradily into hie, and > idight.troinbhng There are* no hot-corn men in the ing in Puri, hare been' eo a rale ot 1 »•*>*« «<“ said, but the widow sighed heavily and ; j rounded .eurra and 1 . -streets of Han Francisco -at night, but,, magnitirrnw almoet incredible. Two । »<•« u«*l> held her hand to her left side. ------- -------- ----------------U“‘ '• clinging to hi. ’ ' ’ a number mber of picturesquely pictureaquely clod clad weeks ago the Countess Kessler, in own. Amarin knew that it meant her heart. I instead, hawk a queer article for she had been brought up to respect Spaniards rho ' ' , “I do not know," she saya. “whether Paris, gave a dinner for Mfaa'Mackev, that organ as an intimidating power, ii of food, locally known as “tamales.’ at 4rhich. on account of the nationality he knows you or not, and tliat is why T This time she did not relent, but won- ’i The men take their stands *•---»---------punctually of t'ne lady. L»esides the full orchestra, nm ao fearful; why my heart is always at K :30 o'clock in the evening, and re­ which is now a usual accompaniment In tiered why she could not like that big, . the anxiety . of a .painful doubt. It is main until midnight, (.hie .of them at large private dinners in Europe, i because I lave yon so dearly. Gastou,' good-looking Van Vleet well enough to “ 1because my love thus describes the manufacture of their there waa introduced a s<*or»‘ of banjo 1I the marry him. for they were poor, poor as th“ ‘girl rir’ continued, “ — tliat historic churcu mouse, and he was, merchandise: "To make tamales, we players, who aang and played some for you is of the mud. unreasoning take ii chicken and boil it. When it is national American airs, such as “.Yankee kind that would renounce parents, well off. 1 But they were not mercenary. Peo­ cold wo,cut it up aa thev do meat to Doodle" an I Di vie’s Land.” Spe«.-b- home, wealth, everything for the one ple called them simple folks; perhaps make Hamburg steak. Then we take making at dinners, vocal ami instrn upon whom it' is bestowed, that these corn-huakR and dip them io cold water. mental music—ho uetimea liehind the doubts are ever haunting me, ever peer­ tecauae they lacked education, and lxThe next step is to grind the corn. scenes, aa it wen*, hidden by ahrubbery ing with their wicked, leering faces heveil everything that was told them. Then we grind fine some Chili peppers —surprises, presenta, and ever ho many from behind the blia*k clouds of sor­ But they were good as gold. The wfdand stew with a little flour and lard to । more incidental features, have for a j row that ow'fi face and form, lank and ungainly, , fill all the horizon of my life, were familiar in every sick-room. They , confer flavor, and, after n little, bike it long time been a part of the programme • ^‘iit life rhich should hold for me off and let it cool. ■ rendcred'unto Ceeftar the things that at elegant repasts in the fashionable notidng but rad a it joy ami sweet conThe com-husks being all ready, and society of thfa and other cities. were Ciesar's. They owed no man any­ And . it is only when. I. think .; tent. . . .of the meal mode into a thick paste, we thing. though tiiey worked early and To Philadelphia, which has origin­ your great love for me, and, better still, take late to accomplfah it. They were so ninuv many cuni curious and interesting when I stand close prwsed in your arms . , , a piece, • . ,■ of, chicken,' two olives, , ' a ated nun bu tAblcKpoonfnl ot pepper sod mum dinn„r euram.. M good to everybody and everything, “ rtrxz, zj well as uoveltietc in and feel your heart throbbing against mo'll anri arrange nrvnnoo it a Itnalr II,.,-. .« - .. meal, and it nn on a husk. Then and Amazin Grace—her mother dinner decoratioifa aud in dinner cook­ mine, that I am happy; and then there we take a knife, and, bs one butter* ing, belongs the credit of originating seems to lie no grief nor sorrow in all had named her after the hymn liegimdiig, “Amazing Grune. how bread, spread the meal ]>sRte on other what may be described as dinner theat­ the wide, wide world, and the sky, so husks, and finally wrap one husk so ricals. Beginning last 'season with a lately overcast with lowering cloudr., sweet the sound"—was really pretty. So thought big. hulking, shamcd-faccd prepared around the first husk, and keep few small aud select repasts and now seems like a shield of turquoise bloom Veto Vleet, when he came a courting on until the tamales are as big aa an branchingout iuto mnre general fash­ hovering over the earth.-’ her, with hfa VooaerR tncked into cow­ ear of corn, when we tie the ends and ion, the idea has been started of serving “She is a diday ffom Daisy rille," says hide boots and a coon skin cap tied middle with n narrow piece of busk. parts of the dinner or banquet by,sub Gaston, softly, to himself, "and can talk down over hfa ears She was the only j and it fa done. As soon as enough dned light a man or in bfaok total darkness, in the face" in order —and then, tamales are made they are placed in an to make them more effective. The turning to Lady Agnes, he bends over girl he was afraid of, and he wasn’t oven and steamed until it fa time to fashion started with punch, and has j her tenderly and kisses the fair white, afraid ot her, come righi down-to it. take them down town. For corn busks now extended to ice cream. He was an honest, docent chap, with 1 face that is upturned to hfa. She I pay $7 for six pounds; chickens cost a fist like a sledge hammer and a heart The first time the thing was done in pa*1*©* her dimpled hand over his lace 95 cents each; olives, $6 for four gal­ Philadelphia the effect was startling I *n “ fond, catering wav that shows how like a child's. He wanted Am azin Grace, and he couldn't ttoiaghieo_... any I Iona; Chili peppers, 50 cents a pound, It was at a farewell backelorR* dinner. J great is the love she bears him. And reason w| diy w he shouldn't 2 2.^.’. , have her. I and com. $1.95 a sack of one hundred given by a young man on the eve of Lfa then, when both are steeped in the inpounds. There is 5 per cent, profit. wedtliug. The bachelors, who were ; cense of a grand and enduring pas-J|n. When he got her simple little letter of refusal, written out with infinite difti- I and my sales are such that I got along solemn anyway, as lielitting the ooca ; when all the world .seems rose tinted, cttlty and spelled on a new plan of pho- 1 without doing other business. Do you mon. were suited in solemn bf»,.-k i theie comes suddenly over the girl’s know that a tamale will rfnber up a rrietica. he read it over and over, smoked around tlie solemn board. Suddenly in ' fttCO 11 wave of pallor and into her drunken man ?" bis e<»b pij>e. read the letter again. tlie midst of the meal the lights mya- 1 brown eyes a look of ghastly horror grinned a good bit, then folded it rev­ terioualy went out, and to slow music a ' that is frightful in its intensity erently. and put it in the pocket nearest dozen or more*tqteetral waiters entered "Mv God!" she cries. “1 hoar it. [Iziming Telegnain.] hfa Itfmrt. . On the Fourth of July, 1861, four of from different ends Of the room. Be- : There is no ch$nce for a p is take." "That's all rite, my girl." .he ehuckled. ... • “Heir wliat?”• asjia Gaston, .. hfa eyes the voung fellows of Company E, Third fore each guest was set a small punch- ' A couple of months pa»scd awav. ' bowl, in and around which the spirit aflame. Michigan infantry, of whom I was one One peculiarity of time fa that it treats “The ancestral footstep.” nays the were strolling up the Potomac* rivet was flaring and • burning in fantastic all people alike. It does not fly from ; roqd. when we met a large cab driving blue coils of flame. The effect of thi* Lady Agnes, drawing still closer to her some and stand still for others. It was | toward the city. Two colored men sat light on such an a&Hembluge can Im* lover. “My father fa coming!” wring at the Van Vleet farm, which, । on the driver's seat, in suite of dark blue imagined. But it took, and there has । wan one mass of apple and cherry Ten minutes have passed—hot, seeth­ with large, plain brass buttonsand plug not been a -.bachelors' dinner sij>.*e at bxwKoufa, and it was spring at the Ona of the boys remarked: which this episode has not been re­ ing minutes that can never l>e recalled. Widow Pilsbnry's little lean-to house, ' hate. The I july Agnes bends ov«>ra form that "They think they are some, don’t they? pented. w'.thout shrub or blossom. The widow i lies prostrate on tin* ground at her feet. Let’s have Home fun with them.” Alb< looked out of the window and sighed. fNe v York Run. j 1 “Speak Hpeak to me pupa,”" she exclaims, in She had never heard the “Song of the ; agreed, and as they came up we kept It fa reported ac a fact that an expart Agony afl°ny -“only one little word to let me the road. So did t^ey. The team came Shirt,” but she had sung it all her life^J to a halt, and a voice from the cab diamond dealer purchased a remark- know that you are not dead!” It was her bread and butter. hiN eyes. “And ----eo that said: "What’s wanted?” and when we ably tine diamond for $7,000. and after- , . The man opens -L— "There’s Van Vleet!" she exclaimed. there was a silver­ waM discovered tliat it was made ol “ J°’»'lover. Agues?" looking up from her lap-board " Well. 1 looked that “Yea. papa.7^ papa/v two diamonds artfully joined with haired mac looking oat the door. We J declare! What brings him here?'’ j "And- are lire .vol .yof^aiirv he did not have told him we wanted to take a ride with I Canadian balsam, and the fraud was "P'raps he's cornin' to ask yew to hev ' him to Washington to see 01.1 A Lie. j only discovered by testing the diamond kuuckteaor rtlnb?" him. mother," said Atnazin Grace, “Yes, papa." pupa.*' Thereupon he stepped out of the ear- ' by a ray of sunlight sent through the laughing, while a sweet flush of p:nk 1 "Then how. how do you explain hfa his ter rfage. — saying, “Didn’.t jmm you »,w. ever see ,| camera. 1 j.~ While the lieam of light would /Then stained her round cheeks. pass straight aud other , i power ? 'laud the Duke of Galway power?";aud him?" ami cr.d was „™ followed b.bv another, । ,_________ o__ _ clear through other “I wfah he wonld!“ said the widow, ------- —t were perfect single j polleu hfa n<fae into place as he spoke, man. and then Another, until four men diamouds that were devoutly; “I should consider it was fly­ by the foreign "H<* was," said the girl, in low, tremustood in front of u< four boys. “I ha 1 1 stones, it was stopped ■ in’ in the face of Providence not to stone. ' *ua* toneH. "Ixirn in Boston." a.... compound ....... only noticed that they were fine-looking material joining :~-:- tlie marry such a men--if he asked me." / “While that, test would undoubtedly men. when the first one said : “ Sob, “But Mr. Van Vleet stalked in with diers, I introduce you to the president' be conclusive scientific demonstration a. brief “good-dny," threw an armful of 1 (Exchange. | of the .United State*; also the Hon. E. of snch a fraud,” a diamond expert By and by the orchestra l>egan blossoms into ths lap of Amiazin Grace, M. Stanton, secretary of war; the Hon. said, “if would not be required by any Gonnod's “FuneraHfarch of a Marionand said: x' William H. Seward, and imrself, the one who had the right to claim expert eL” It begin* with a tutti passage "I'm ready for a weddin'." Hon. Gideon Welles.” The,president knowledge of precious stones. The ending with a crash on t]ie cymbals. "Did yon get the letter?" asked the stepped forward, abook hands with ns. joining of stones by means of Canada The two ladies jumped. girl. e and laughed at the joke; but lour situa­ j balsam fa not a new thing, h Y'ou have “My goodnewt! That don't sound “lep! It wam't, to say, lovin', but I took yer meaniu'. I’ve fenced in the tion was beyond the laughing point, a tine rose diamond of goocr color, but like a funeral ma rub. does it?" ell you back it with an­ •hull nort|i lot, ami furbushed the house and soon there were four silly-looking shallow. "Thai's what's on the programme." fellows going for camp at quick step other to give it depth, and if the job fa “Well, the man must have died sud­ . up. so yer wouldn't know it. an' I kalgait. neatly done it will Ihj difficult for most denly." cnlatq cf we kin git married next week, persons to see that it fa not a single The band played Weber's "Invitation *t wontonterfere withmy spring work stone, but any expert would detect it at --h«y?” .< 'a J। . alaVafae." The rapid, lou<} na—™. (Boston Tnunnript J a glance. All that fa necessary fa to fmazin Grace sat back and looked “You can't see it, nor nobody else look right down into the heart of which precede* the soft and genfle close deceived tha audience. They thought tlw: picture of surprise. The widow with the naked eye." said the telescope the diamond. Then if you wish |o {bought she heard the cat in the pant rv man on the common last night, when give scientific demonstration to anothek the piece waa ended and applauded. and discreetly withdrew, As the door asked to }>6iiit out the comet. "Let’s person^ the camera may be brought into Tiien, when the music continued, thev , closed Farmer Van Vleet to )k two little see it through the telescope, then," was were surprised, ' play, but it is not necessary. Anyone ^That's jnstlike Theodore Thomas red hands in hfa, and bending forward the reply. "No, sir," said the weather­ professing to be an expert who could be K> <10 -omrthing gave Amaxin Grace an awful smock. beaten astronomer; I don't ahow comets. swindled out of $4,500 on a ‘doublet' H-’• "That seals the bargain," he said, but They don’t give satisfaction. 4,’ ou purpow. I know I had deserves to lose money. hrdkl. Bra him laugh! J kn.w h« the indignant girl jumped up and or­ more than two hundred people ronnd “Doublets are more frequent among dered him out of fhe libute'. To her me ntnnu-r Ifafpre last wanting to see colored stones than in diamonds. Here wra trying to l» .mart. Ha jtut thinka he ha. done it now.’" / * astonfalunent he dfdn't ’ the comet. I told them they could see are some sapphire® and rubies that it “Not mutch! I reckin ve a right to all there was ;to it just M well xrithout takes a keen eye to recognize as built kiss yer now," he said lx Uy- -then he the telescope. Finally one lady insisted up. yliey are in part genuine stones LCindnnsti Enquirer. 1 stepped to the door aud Bnn in part .crystal, joined, as diamonds ' At the ball of the Hare and Hounds died loudly: so hard that I let her see it through the and "Motbor! knm here!” glaaa. Hhe went away saying she had’t oft., often are, with Cftnada balsam. Bome- dub in Philadelphia horse blanket* and Th4 widow must have been, conven­ lieeu swindled. Whv, 1 had people oorern were hung about the wall, and iently near, for alia almost fell into the come to my house tfind wake me up everything need in decoration partook room ht Ids first word, aud he bestowed mornings to show them the big comet of the stable. Saddles, bridles, •whips, another sounding smaok on her. of last year through the telescope. But hats, jockey cays, spurs and even horses’ .“It’sjdl rite," he said, “moan* Amazin I told them they c<Aild see it better heads were utilized. Similarly at the Grace fa goin’ to be married, an you kin (Arkansaw Traveler.] with their own eyes, aud eo thev could. per there were a great many equesTwelve years ago Speaker Carlisle a dance at tlie weddin’." ’ Now, I never have any trouble with m n features, and the favor, ako w^ as a confirmed drunkard. Every one “But -but the letter," gasped the Saturn and Jupiter. They give satis­ horsy. The gentlemen danced in red lought tliat lurwas beyond recall, but M«’t understood a word of faction every time. Comets are good coats and ruling boots and breeches. for nothing except to them that waqt ‘ Home wore their spurs and carried their away from hfa I bowl o^fafanfoas, and MT“Tb® *** u." Farmer Van Vleet, calculate orbits. No, I’ll show a erop^tieka. Among the ladies were I amt had no eddieation to speak of; Satoru up there or the circulation of devoted himself to hfa looks. Sobriety many well known ucrosB-country rider*. and books will do much toward following bmm too busy grubbitf land all mv life. the bipod, but that comet's a fraud." ?p the promptings of smothered ability. Ididn t raly read the letter to .seiwe it, oung man, when you feel like taking but when I see how you signed it that (Baa Fmadano (.•faroutals. 1 iChicago Journal.] ' a drink, compromise on a book. The o( tootb d^ WM.*n,af £or meI knowed you A physicfau tells people who are con­ bookworm fa better than the worm of bwn invented by . dentiat in Gariaev wouldn’t hev writ that wav to a fetter ve weren't goin’ to marrv. 1 don’t stantly fearing pneumonia that fresh the still. We are certain that this advice A ra.ll equra of Indi, nd,her. piarafa know much about gals, but J know air, taken abundantly, will eo expand will be followed, as it fa the first time with a central hole, is pushed over the. the lungs that the matter whioh during that young men have bean warned. tooth till the uppar part of the foot iT that! . ------ * -ossifies Whan it van all aettfed r thwt ti»v an attack of pi----------- *We feel that in this wc uro a pioneer. r®a©h<< The India rubber gradually were to bo manfad the next week, Hmi- ft w organs, ■■wwy—not gather in stxf- Temperance lecture free. Send stamps contracts, pulls on the root and the of­ fietent quantities ■ to day, Farmer Van Vleet rode off; and langer the life fending tooth fa finally enucleated the two women put away the lap-board of the patient. asad resigned the universal rtirtLecturing in Beaten upon “Educa­ making buainaK* forever. tion in Russia," Dr. Theedore Vetter erwlly required to "I'd give the world to know what I 'No'",’**? Fo^» reP1y *o tn® pw- said that the Rnsrians* reputation as writ to him,’ said Amazin' Grace. 1 011 tna .At . linguists fa due to thmr peculiar in­ struction in childhood. The infant has a French nurse for a sole attendant anta fa fa < years ot age By that tim. TRULY. tie building on the roof of The Com­ mercial Advertiser building which vm built originally for a pigeon - howw' >nd where at one time we'had two or tflfoe hundred pigeons. This enterprise «u started about 1B44, first ou the Pearl Street bouse. Iwansi- we did not wan*, it to lie known what we were alxait. and a man named D. H. Craig was em­ ployed to take care of and train theee birrls, and after the "thing had become partially succesaful we removed them to the "top of our building, because there was much time lost in the trans­ mission of the news from the Pearl Street house to the office. The pigeon scheme was' not entirely .sacceeafnl, al­ though it enabled us to get out some extras ahead of bar rivals. We had trained them so that they would fly from New Haven to the o.'ficein one and one-half ortwo hours. We used them successfully from tlie race course on lx>ng Island, and fur sliort distances they did will. I went down to Charlenton to report the proceeding** of the presidentiid convention and had a basket of pigeons which I loused at Rahway, and wheu I got to tlie city the extra Sun met me at the Courtfend Street * We had also a method of telegraph­ ing by light-* or signals, but we never made much of-it; 1 had planned out a »y<em of telegraphing by the sema­ phore, and intended to get the steamer ueWs from Boston- in that way; bat the electric system was perfected, und4hat rovoluLionized journalism altogether. “1 should way, in regard to rejxwting, that a man named Sutton came over from England who had been a short­ hand writer on The London Times, and I think lie was Lite first phoaographer in New York. He e tablished u school here, and I took lessons from him. Before that Davfa and the other reportera had each hfa own system ot abbreviated long-hand, Brit I think that verbatim reporting l>egan with the advent of thfa man Sutton in - if my memory serves—tlie year H136. ’ Bitters Blotches, Boils, Tumors, Tet­ ter. Humors. Salt Rheciz. Scald Head. Sores, Mercurial Diseases, remale Weakness and IrreralariUes, Dizziness. Loss of Appetite. Joan dice. Affections of the Liver. Indi­ gestion. Biliousness. Dyspep­ sia and General Debility. ! ' [ ’ I 1 । FOSTER, MILBUU A CO, hw’.. Literary Whim«lraHtiea. (New OrieaiiK Times-LSMU-x-raL] M.Y. A whole history might bo written on literary trifling, ur the various whimsi­ calities with which literary men have amused their leisure hours. Greek poets used to divert their friends by j composing poems from which particn- ' lar letters were excluded.1 One uf these lyi»ogrammatfats wrote an imitation of Homer's “Odyssey" in as many books as there were letters in the Greek al­ phabet. He called the flrat Alpha, becamw theiW was not an Alpha in it; the i second Beta, because that letter waa 1 : omitted, and so on through the rest. J i • A Latin monk, for want of something I better to do, wrote a little proee work, — i of which a part still remains. It has a> many chapters as there are letters in 1 the Latin alphabet, the first chapter fa I without an “a," the second has no “b." I and so on through the rest. There are I said to be still extant five novels of | Lope de Vega, from each one of which Lhe excluded aonie particular letter. j Tlmne heroic author* Keetned determined ' to prove that thev could get along without ths alplialiet." and taking up each 1 CUHE8mk-Mesdeohe, Dyipeptta, j letter in turn, triumphantly ahoaed it 1 ■ that they ouuld transact thair business ’ without its assistance. MOTXCK.-WiUe«t • | On the other liaud, there been Ml inns an tlmut wm ksk Bsviag bees iMfora ths literary triflers who manifested unusual ! fondness for some particular letter. An Italian mouk named Hugbald wrote I a book, stupid enough no doubt, in which ev*ery word began with Hie letter “c." There fa also another brainlsas production of the aame age. entitled “Pugno PqcoranL" of which every word begins with “p." Gregorio, to amuse hfa friends at Rome, wrote a dis­ course from which he excluded the let­ ter "r.” and when n friend a-ked for a TRADE MARK copy he replied in a letter in which not an “r" wa» to l>e found. 1%KERMOTTS 15 MANDRAKE PILLS, [Detroitt Eree Ere® Pm~, ** Prem.]| "I will tell you »something abdut painV . ing buoys," said tthe r pilot. “ When yoiv 'j enter any harbor in‘the world where the channel is marked by buoys you will^nd that those un vonr right as yon pasa in are painted red. and those on your left bla<*k. If yon should see one painte.l m red and black horizontal bands the sliip should run as close to it as possible, becanno that indicates the centre of a narrpw channel. Bnovs with red and black vertical stripes "al way a mark the ends of spits and tlie outer and inner ends pf extensive reefs, where there fa a channel on each aide. When rad ra*oru olHtrnrtion i„ Lh.l.wboror raall riuut wiU, » oUaunoi ,rona(j. If tb.™ >r« two ra:h otalrucUoiu ud » oh.nnel Intwran them, the boor on the right ot ron will heve red „d ro1” uh?“k'r*h,*n‘I ***• “*** on To,lr left will her. black end white oheekera. eh^nS?’1”8 * "“k obMrucl* «*• “A gTMd booy will b, plao^i u,, ■raildaof the wreck-, with lhe word wreck plunl.T peinUd ou it ip white letter., provided there ie s clear chanMl around >t Otherwi-airaratuaumberwill be painted iu wlnte above tbe *°T! *.™ck wh™ th‘ '’W ia on the right aide of the channel, and an odd number if the buoy ia on tbe ieft.r -Mari Canute, • tM.Mudl', -Ara, Uf*-) <™n:aX;;Qtnod,:b7nx^ wia^T1 *r,tUen‘ in tJ n soldiering was done. In their opnuon a name havine abso»n?^uLop.po?u would be be <»lr om to dadenbe the rebel eoun■ .J?1 ««"• the feabig al dialike related more to the pocnla ol tbe amitb lbw Io u.tnre'. haMbrork. fc, U(, x*1-!*”«djoUoaerv tha name ot "God'. Liver BITTERS to ffiUT buu ma ■ Liver and Edney Eemedy, Bareapartlta, Ca»combined with an nn cnn mrcrai i hhbotoi., [MGKTLATB T&I BOWELS, They cure Rbeumattam. and all Urf-1 nary troubles. Tbry lnvj<onit^. nourtah, etre«<thrn and quiet -^dSj8EHHLB5?!ELiL—— The ioxt Eitenxife pire-fcred Live Stock SitahlishientTHEWorld. �The Hastings Banner COOKERY IN VIENNA. MANITOBA WEATHER. [Intarrtow Wttk a Californian.) rronfe. ixur.l Bud I; "Who i*th« VMllhiert ma hta ago the famous " WeiflM 1 in California?" "Jim Flood, worth 9100,000,000; he An exhibition of a novel kind, illus­ •Dame," or White Lady, spiritue familrOTICH. trating the culinary art, waa held re iaris of the Hohenzollern family is re- is a liberal man and a shrewd one. He ported *to ’ have been seen by the senti * ’ ­ has built on Ban Francisco bay a new cently in Vienna. The keepers of all nels before the Alte Schloss in Berlin. port-oaDed Costa City, with magnifllhe jnost. renowned hotels and restau Nothwiths tan ding their profound skep ­ cent storehouses apdjritfs from which | rants exercised their skill and powersot invention to please the eye as well as ticism, the Berliners, strangely enough, 4he wood ef those nah counties is ‘ mometer at ythe lowest figure it has the palate: so that the jury, whose still believe the story of the White •hipped direct to Europe and the world. The capital is quite excited O'Brien, Flood’s partner, is dead and honorary president is Count Kinsky, Lady. the chief of the kitchen department at over the pretended apparition. All are his fortune distributed. Mackey, one lower. I rememlier distinctly one of court, bad nome difficulty in making ita talking about it and wcAdvrjng what of the bonanza crowd, is thought to be those days. I sallied forth dressed iu THS BEST TOnC. member of the dynasty is next destined worth $60,000,000, and Jim Fair worth awards. a fur overcoat and cap, knitted gloves and War sketches. A telegram from Vienna to The Lan­ to die. perhaps $40,000,000." leather boots without overshoes. There The White Lady is^ ghost who has don Daily News said: The cookery Said I: “How in the world-did Flood wah a slight wind- there- always is a exhibition ’has proved a wonderful sne- frequently been seen in different castles and O’Brien make such fortunes?” breeze here, even with tbe thermometer "Just in this way, my friend,” said ow- The Ring and all the streets and palaces belonging to the royal fam­ ily of Prussia. She is supposed to fore­ Mr. Hyneman, taking up a piece of at 32 or 42 degrees below, aa tbe case surrounding the horticultural halls are This order ww read Saturday fore­ blocked. Ix>ng rows of carriages and bode the death of some of the royal paper and a pencil. "Flood and O’Brien may be—and the smoke, looking like ... . Toward evening the skirmish dense crowds make movement all bu family, especially one of the children. kept a saloon, and the drinks were 25 huge jets of steam, drifted to leeward noon. line was advanced farther Jiack toward nripoasible. The exhibition doors wore Her last appearance was in IH79, just oents apiece. Fair and Mackey were in great masses as if from tbe funnels of swiftly-propelled steamboats The • he heights on the opposite aide of. the dosed throe hours ago. Owing to the prior to the death of Prince Waldemar. miners who for some years did not snow sparkled in the bright sunlight river preparatory to moving the rest of large number of people admitted the A soldier on guard at the old castle waa strike anything very rich. So they gave like a earpet of diamonds, and the at­ witness of the apparition, and in'his mining stock for the drinks instead of the troops in that vicinity across. Sedg­ crowding liecame dangerous. Thonsmosphere was delightfully clear; I felt andn, however, waited outside and fright tied to the guard-room, where he money. The habit was to walk into The air wick’s orders were to take Fredericks- damored to be let in. The emperor wm at onoe arrested for deserting his . the saloon with three or four friends, no inconvenience whatever. filled my lungs without any sense of Mirg,! advance up the Gordonsville aud the archdukes visited the exhibi­ P°®L •*] ask for the drinks and drink them, re­ pain, and I walked aloag without, any plank tojul and attack Lee in the rear. tion yesterday, and expressed their ped and say to the barkeeper, * This is thought of danger t The orjier did not reach him in time to I sa^isfactiou with what they saw. The In December, 1628, she appeared in the mine,* and walk out. The barkeeper Now and then a tingling sensation nurht sent word that she palace at Berlin and said, in Latin, “I made four marks with a pencil and a p, but he immediately set I1 empress •mpress last last night would be felt in an uncovered portion Again at the fifth mark across them, signifying 91.25 tnr it won . wiait the.0.4 exhibition early thiswait for iudgment” _____ ilKiut Carrying it into into effect effect though though re-। re- I morning. It wae cleaned and lighted, castle of Neuhaus, in Bohemia, when for each round. These rounds would of my face for the first few mincrived at 12 o’clock at night. Before II and ut half-past 7 his majesty, with the qhe said to the princess, in German, “It go up to a pretty high figure, but on a rubbed seldom troubled me again. My daylight he had occupied Hrederick»- Archduchess Valerie, was received at is 10 o’clock,” and the lady addressed certain occasion Maiiey or Fair would feel soon began to be cold, but a hearty say, ‘Well, Flood, we want to make a hurg city, anil about 10 o’clock he cap­ the gates, where electric lights were) died in a few weeks. kick or two and they were all right There are two White Ladies in fact- settlement for drinks,’ and they would shown in the wintry morning. tured the heights and advanced several again, and in ten minutes I was as Among the moat remarkable objects 11 one the Countess Agnes, of Orlamunde, give their mining stock at a certain warm and comfortable as one could miles along the plank road as far as attention drawn.wereJi who is referred to by our Berlin cor­ valuation current al that time whioh wish. If two gentlemen whom I met Salem church, where he mei with such j to which her »• u ■----- . was t------- r"- "—” i! respondent, and the other tlie Princess Flood and O ’ Erien put into the vigorous resistance that he could not j aple^i(1 fo^*' One'll 1 accidently are to be believed, they each Bertha von Rosenberg, who Lived in the safe. Behold! On a' certain day of them spent the coldest night last Thgf former was metal is struck in prodigious Mlvaucjv iurther. । its game pic*, fish and cakes in sarious ' fifteenth century. year, with the thermometer at 56 de­ The moving of Sedgwick’s corps up •a Roman emperor. Gothic buried alive in a vault tn the palace. quantities in the mines that Fair and grees on the prairie, one driving and Hhe was the mistress of a margrave of Mackey own, and when Flood and the Bowling Green turnpike into Fredildiugs, Chinese towers, fortra-wee, tbe other walking and sleeping. With urirksbiirg. was conducted with the ut- 9*®^ temples, and ships. A beefsteak Braudenburgh, by whom she had two O'Brien open the safe and count the the thermometer the lowest it has been sons. When tho prince became a widower stock they have it amount to more this yeay, I have walked with pleasure Agnes thought he would marry lier, than Fair and Mackey's, so when the in my slippers over and through the r„l. A|« shaler«. wm in the van with I thd, content, by h.,i.K hZd. *r but he matle the sons an objection, and mines were pouring out their million snow for quite a distance and with my Lhe chesseurs in advance und our regi- pheasants and grouse upon then. Two I she poisoned them, for which crime she or two every week these saloon-keepers, hands bare. ment rtrat. To prevent surprise flank-1 sucking pigs dance upon Uieir hind j waa buried alive. Another version is who had been receiving *25 cent* per Last year, I am informed, on tbe that she fell in love with the prince of drink for watered whisky, started a coldest days the refugee Jewesses were were sent nut. two on each side from ou elt,,or sale of a pie over which each company. It was my fortune to ProtoH tl,e! Parma and made away with her two fortune.” to be seen on the streets thinly dad, daughters, who were an obstacle to her “Have any of those men produced begging tor jobs of scrubbing, but as I* detuned m .me of them- ttankem on . into . J’nry d'f.17 “a n.Mri«., sons of any consequence ?" for which crime she was -' fat and rosy-lookmg m possible. This "None whatever. The parents were nt&uwnniaamn the lefl toward the heights. We were | object is a large wild boar, whuso •• 10 “walk the earth" as an ap▼ear they are to be seen quite as fat, tolerably keen and somewhat generous >rdere|l 100 paces from the main column, * skeleton is exhibited side by side with P'‘-pitlOp' but warmly dad. My conviction is The is ,troubled ba­ people. Mackey had set up several per­ this: that when the thermometer here to move with the utmost stealth and! Pheasants, pescouks, game of all : ° Princess Bertha .. te mote with the utmost stealth und kind* are shuwu in their natural form * ^anual gift which ahe left to sons in business, partly from generosity, gets below 15 degrees it can dt^> to al­ ailenco ;im| fire should any rebels show yet ready to be M-rved. Beside, these’ : aDO the L. poor has been discontinued. She somewhat from conceiving tliat they most any extent without any appre­ ‘“<in' ” appears dressed in white and carrying would make money. The tendency Of ciable degree of discomfort to those up. This was the mosfticklish duty I luxurious dishes are exhibited economi­ xlhcr =:da a bunch of keys. such new-fangled families is to be ®_ wascriltal upon to perform while in cal dinners. All the paraphernalia of ‘ who are well fed and warmly clothed, voluptuous.'' ’ and the number here outside of the the army. Occasionally as the head of kitchens, dining-rooms, uellara, are also class is very small indeed. Those who la plala Male* en’TeloptA*<.l>ninrUu^Ziaun exhibited, and among this niass of deli' the coipnin came up on to the rebel [CMoaco Harald.) The well-known writer. Gregorovuia, least fear the cold are ths beat off in “Does Mme. Nilsson commence sing­ picket^ they would fire and then fall cate objects crowds numbering over | regard to it; for myself I alwajp fed 3,000 persons slowly move. has just published, in the January num ­ ing as soon as she enters the theatre beI»O you wlah to obtain eoodp A rTrCTNrTT'Q Tin .it , _ i “IS .-uwuu w one nu i.ei n me tneatre oebark. On reaching the city our men When the door* were closed to pre (ore a rehearsal?” repeated Hen Kaah- ber of Unsere Zeit, under the title, “A colder after looking at a thermometer, and rHIable Patent*? fltm-t 2k 1 UxW 1D pubbc “I "*°rm'n« the en‘ I lu*nu »hen Tbe HerSd reporter puts Ride to the Dead Sea.” an interesting and in this I am not alone. It is quite write to or call upon Thoa. B. *vr»gBP a Kat. i-ame tip tot li«xxel»el rille pits, when a 37 W Congn-wt Bl, Detroit. Mich., Attorney, tn volley from a Company greeted them. | trance a apimic siezed the people inside, question to tliat effect "Whv^oer- sketch of the famous lake. He sub­ a source of amusement on a cold day nnt know Irnnw how to get «,.♦ ---- •»Uie ’ ner- stantially confirms all tho traditional to watch the people across the street let. ftm It was Sedgwick’s intention tn storm -rl.n wiio ,l,d did not out At At!| Uillly. tainly. We all sing *--• before the heights liefort- daylight, but this I last.officials from the balcony explained • fortuance in our dre-ering-rooms. You characteristics, except a* to the appear stop and look at the spirit thermometer, anoe of the landscape *4d some other that registers about 12 degrees lower i ... <.i a* triMins 1 that one ba k-door waa open, know one cannot risk to open the »^.1ban.on«l ! B<Mth ritao. only Sta,.J minor particulars. He declare* tliat no than any in the city, and then rub their' Corinth 1 up their’ collars, and bustle i-auie up after daybreak tney took posi While this one narrow outlet was Moue pearing on the stage. One is very likely Sicilian bay nor the gulf • more varied" ’ t and beautiful off aa if something was the matter. I inns along the front of the rebel rifle i p«.n a curtain caught tire' from mu to hit a false note, aud if that should presents to do RAW GUM sems darker.ac darker.se ' With regard to the snow, it is frozen pits. Field luitterh-s were quickly put | electric wire. Happily tew noticed it. happen at the very oj>en>ng of an im­ coloring, only the water seems and <m short notice. al my shop in Uw rear room in |H.->ition and opened. on the . rifle pita .. ।j wjjen tfie people outside liecame very portant part it would not only confn&e if of molten metal. He denies tbe gen­ i perfectly dry and does not adirnre to of Wm. a. H AZEN-R STuKE. im«Utc Messer s the boots, in cousequence of which wet eral statementfthat no bird flies over ita und the fort.t aliove, while the heavy clamorous an official from a window the ninger himself but the others alao. waters, and .that ita shores are without ■ feet are unknown in winter. It falls iff Agricultural WarMtoase. State street Leggod them to disperue, as it would1 We always sing a few bars while waiting , B. A. COTANT. latteries oq the heights on the opposite endanger their lives te let them in. The . in tlie wings for tbe sign of a prompter, vegetation. But he oonflfuiR tlie tradi­ ' the form of verv small powdery crys­ side of the river thundered forth their crowds dispersed for a quarter of an There, of course, we have to do it notto tion that no living thing is found iu it; tals, which pack admirably, and form . ponderous niissiles. We wert in very hour. Now, at 11 o’clock, they are a-> voce; but iu the dressing-rooms we fish coming down by tlie Jordan tlie st tbe most excellent wiuter roads I ever onoe ou coming within its bound*. The | have seen. For this reason there is ••lose quarters and men wer» falling on dense as over. The exhibition Was’ aing right out to have the voice clear water is so “thick” that he mov8d in it but one bootblack in Winnipeg during prolonged by one day, but the geneisi , and ringing whenonr ymo comes. We ' ex erx lian<i. the wounded being carried with difficulty; its bitterness was terrible, the winter, as everybody knows that cry was why objects of such interest to ; don't do that liecaune we like it, but a* ; An SD-psce Cloth-bound Book of Adrtoe to to the rear. . Everything lifting in readi­ ita bottom vrtw slippery soap, and boot* require to be polished but once OUMOC Mlddto-aet-d Mtn.with proscriptions -n —*exhibited —t.a.a.'U iu *ithe ------a matter of neeesailv. ” •. like . . ill — were uot rotunda. wMf-tMatOMBthv a Regular Systotsi — — A- •'* ness. tie- assault was ordered on Mary’s ■DoMnKW.nM.M.yoorr.-aive.dnring "P U’e ‘‘“f, a slime between November and April, which is of it causes not so much an exaggeration as might . p.rl OlU , inquired th „ r „ I>o , l«r I,k ” ” ‘ ort * r ; , Tf, » ‘ o,,l h M obs or MlbrriMi Kailea. heights. <’61. Shaler. of our brigade, T. WILLIAMS A CO., MILWAUKEE. W*. [Prince Kni|»otktue io Nliiot^sth Century.J | While the be thought. Not even among laboring ■[ have b-.rd tb.l W«u.WMuilried I o «r ’n;“rt h-d the xssault with great gallantry, ««“««"■«• of »' the atmosphere was 60 i men have I seen such a thing as foxy As the party enters some great ul­ prune, .nd Mme. Luce, umnehu. ' temperature ami was rewanlwl with /W brigadier's ; lage. it liegins to. siug the “Miloserd। degrees Fahrenheit, that of the water in I lioota. The fact of the matter is that figs.'' said the singer, "but I can't sav , star for so doing. The height* were.□ aya” ■ the "charity song.” a warm honse—and »»•■ there “ ”* — They call whether that ia true. The great Nel- ,I the Dead seawaa64degrees. On comins with . . .. . ..... -s plenty to zbe hud in carried in less time than it takes to tell | it n song, but it hardly is that, out of it tlie body was thickly inernstod ;«* 'T'?” iitVcr^ui.’oT'^ta ’ tbi. city now —suitable clothing it. As the color lirarer of tlie 37th., succession of woes escaping from linn- j THE DETROIT RMT AND TRIBUNF j httlf-anJ-half—that is. porter and cham-1 - . 17 'inn. inv. chief among which is tho fur coat For only V-on per year Mass., plantril the old flag <>□ tlie ram­ । dreds of breasts at ouce, a recital in , pagne— ready for him when he does j ---------------------------or jacket, which coet him *25 for a | very plain words, expressing with a the heavy par’s in Wagner's compbsi- fr-fiuNk-1* Four Nntmiaiard Ti part* of the fort, where a few minutes beatre'- a buffalo upward, and plenty to eat, no ’’■**! childish simplicity the sad fate of the ' tion. Coffee, either with or without [Ban Franci*m» < 'hronirle. j VM .; urw ....o v^ UUMJ. iirs had hhii so dwiant-I iiriuuii- convict . one need uvo.. heed the cold of this country. Indore the stars and liars a horribla lamentation by the yolk of anegg. and hot water is , There are four subsidized theatres g.snow-shoeing and* tobogganing * in . . . j)-r.-vjn— ‘ ’ „ . ’ J irpe cheered wikiI) waved, the whole corps wild-j nicans of which the Rnsaian exile ap----- -— . i .* • ranch liked by some singers. Others. Paris. The Grand opera receives ’ • — —•- here, - — •*’ rroeiiert ftre popular amusements with ly and rontiuuoiialy. -The plain over peals ' to "themercy of other.miserable* । U|.e u ith an addition of strong *160,000, the Operu C’oiniqne *60,000, 1 •m uno which the cold seldom interferes: and (entuno-. of sufferings )jqllor; but 1 do uot believe in any cor- the Theatre Francois *18,000 aud Jhe which we adv:un*ed, doaely following likeluuiself. as to the first, there are more fine de I'Odeon*20,000. The inanHie ehiirging line, was strewn with dead pains and misery, ut persecutions that rgetive. it may stimulate the voice for' Theatre fast horses than 1 have --------- ,----------ernsh down the most vital forces of onr , ||ie but a reaction is sure to fol- ' agers . : driversjn and are »p|>ointed by the minister of ttII- c,ty in the Dominion. I urn I wonndnl. Col. Spear, of the 67th nation, Mie heard in th^te recitalsand low boat thing in the world is fine arts and receive the abo\e fixed | have noticed here A with .great amaze­ Penn., lieing among the former. A bat­ shrieks. These tones of deep sorrow . training and practicing, aud tery of artihiiiy and a few prisoners recall the tortnres of the last century, j a good protection and pare of the sums each year as a contributjon to j uient tllBt the < oldast, or berhaps mor® their expenses. From the report aub-. prop, rh. .tH.»kirlg, the rtwot winds the stifled cries under the sticks and tbioat while the voice is not in use." were taken in the assault. mitted to the chamber of deputies it TOme froni the soath, and 300 miles Eoruleby lhe GRAND RAPIDS 1 INDIANA Advancing up the heights our regl-. whips of our own tiuie, the darkness ol । appears tliat there » as a marked falling > south of UB the thermometer has ranged K R.CIl. Sursr maple cbepdnoipel timber. "ailroad* already built, iBimmom the cellars, the wildness of the woods, '|Disinherited Kaishta off last year in the receipt* of *e the- wll aIong from 5 to 10 degrees lower inent deployed as skiunishers and ad­ the tears of the starsing wife. The ' |-Gath's" New York Letter. J LUUS'! Ol.iSS, III. , atres. The manager of the Grand than here. vanced at a double quick arross the Ie.suute of the village* cm the Siberian ' fruit, good road*, tchook. cbrtU, hm »grialIt would be S curious piece of litera­ opera ia. bound by hia contract: tural population. bet building natcnal at tow iieautifnl meadow in the rear of the ighwsy understand theno tune*; they ture । for future centuries if some man to' give at least two new works,'' I Atlanta I 'onsUtutiun. ] heights. Just across tlie meadow the know their true meaning from their1 wi^ild take the 1,100 brokers jot New with a minimum of six acts, every year, i Occasionally we meet ... a beautiful . . ground was somewhat broken. Rifle owu experience, aud the appeal of the York and docket their names and write The value of the stage propertv. dresses, W O. BVGHART, Neschantnyie -of the "sufferers, ’ as our Qie history of each, just ms carefully as etc., belonging to the Grand opera, is | woman, gorgeously dressed, sitting in pits had been thrown up and into these people call all prisoners is answered some of tlie chroniclers of feudal times given at *950,000. / The receipts for 1883 her carriage, with a cross-eyed»pug dog the fleeing rebels sought shelter. We by the poor; the moat destitute widow, write the records of the kbights. Many fell short **20,075 of 1882. The Theatre I by her aide and a cast-steel coachman had orders not to advance over the hill signing herself with the cioas, brings of these men have at one time Franc.sis dropfM from »340,00U to on the box seat. What stnkes tts supreme possibilities of *295,000, and tbe shares tumbled from “ore particularly is .the ladv s face. ou our front, but to wait until the right her coppers, or her piece of bread, and touched death y in flank of our regiment should swing deeply boww before the chained "suf­ wealth. Borne have eonsideied tliat *8,000 to *6,000 as a consequence. I I* « -ghastly white esch cheek she ferer, ’ grateful to him for not disdain­ , they were worth *500,000, other* The Opera Comique took in *43'1,000. ! itB P»Uor around and drive the rebels out. bo ad­ ♦ f,000,000, otbera *‘2.060.0*0 or which yielded a net profit of onlv *18,- ‘ • brilliant red blotch, aud ing her nniall oflering> vancing up to the brow of the hill we *7® “ • b v . *3,000,000. ' Generally speaking, theik- -650, and the Theatre de I’Odeen had a ! nQ,,«r Ud 1—Ilian •" rOrod u uut lay down. Corporal Spurlock, before , eye-lashes are aa black as Egypt, while miuds are occupied in referring to that deric.it of nearly *15,000. [The Cui rent. | ' her hair is of shimmering gold. Su< h WHMItlNUUlVEtETABUHUe day, and wondering whether it Will mentioned, was as usual anxious to get The British house of commons is to MIX*: umm tv----- J a woman is “ made up. ” She has taken sight of the Johnnies, and advancing have a new speaker when it meets next return. Some of them who art- now [ Wall tttrsei N»wa| ____________ ______________ the utmostrpains to make herself look obscure private persons once handled up the hill he lay down aiid blazed month. The election of a speaker in One day three or four weeks ago a 1 pretty, but the result is she is simply great speculations of a physical sort, away, rolled over on his back reloaded England is an entirely different affair like steamship companies, new towns, retail grywer over in Jersey sal .down | hideous, and excites the laughter of the from the election of a speaker Uy *our and kept this up until the rebels were : clever people who understand the my-e telegraph lines, summer resort places, with hisfclerk one evening, and said: house of repre.sentatives. It u unat­ etc. The moment they fall out of thepe “Jsmes, 1 owe New 1'ork houses'over . lories of stage "make-up." The trouble flanked out of their shelter. Major tended by any throes of politicAl parti$3,000. ” with our society beauty ia that she does schemes they turn into nothings; and Davis in Command of the left wing of unship and is ususllyXqn|tea toms “ Yes, sir. ” not realise that a face made up for tbe the regiment, repeatedly ordered Spur­ affairThe |>osition is not a party one. yet, while we are asleep, they are seek­ "We have *2,000 in cash in thi safe, stage is a very different thing from one ing in some way to compam anotiter lock to come down, but be would not Whig majorities have elected Tory chance of life. That ia generally done the stock is all run do»n, aud this । made rip for daylight. "down;" but with his accustomed "By •peakers and Tory majorities have by finding-somebody who has got aoms would be the time to fail iu biisinesv. ' An actress makes her face very white placed Whig speakers in tWe chftir. to neutralise the effect of the yellow "It certainly would.” mono;.* and o>>erating upon his confi­ George!" said he wanted to be up where Gray's Specific Medieinn; Once, about fifty years ago, the "But 1 want a reasonable ajHilary to gaslight. ■ She draws a black line under ▼■AM RAMM.n»e<;rr.l Eng TMAOM MAM _______________— he. “could see ’em." The rebels soon had Whigs declined to re-elect Speaker dence. . IbBrrmedy.AB give my creditors wlien they comedown i each eye. liecauae tbe footlights shining range of him and the bullets caiue spat­ Sutton, a Tory whom the/ had placed upon us for sxplanatioiis. See if you up from below destroy the shadow of ting and tearing up the ground near twice in the chair, because he had ven­ can't think of something to-night, and her lower lashes and make lhe eyea In Mr. Spurgeon’s inexhaustible fund let me know in the morning." look flat. Bo she makes an artificial hiin. Fortunately he«»vas not hit- spar­ tured to make a slight partisan ruling. of illustrative stories is one of a man who The clerk promised, and the grocer shadow with cosmetic, India ink or ed for a more terrible death. It was on In later years tha Litterals have re­ elected Tory speakers and the Tory used to say to his wife: "Mary, go to wheeled a cheat of tea aud a l»a« of burnt oork. Tbe ladies in front of tbe this occasion in this "scrimmage’’ that I qurnre Vo ben-' parliament of 1874-1880 kept Speaker church and pray for us both.” But the coflee home as a beginning. Next footlights study all this through their MMMlMlOMOf first drew bead on a rebel. Singling Brande, a strong Liberal , in the ^hair. man dreamed one night, when be aud morning when be appeared at tlw store opera-glasses; sud, not understanding out one-a straggler-1 rested my rifle The speaker of the commons is under his wife got to the gate of Heaven, the safe was open, the cash gone and the. difference between gaslight and across a stump blazed away and had the stood to divest himself of all partisan­ Peter said: “Mary, go in for both " in the desk was a note from, tue clerk ■fanlight, they appear on the street tbe next morning horribly made up. Ladies unbounded satisfaction of seeing my ship, and business in the house is in He awoke aud made up hia mind that reading: consequence transacted with greater it waa time for him to booome a' Chris­ “I have taken the *2,000 and am pre­ who are determined to paint and pow­ man march along as if nothing had hap­ facility than would otherwise.be the tian on his own account. pared to skip. It will be the bmt ex­ der and draw black lines under their pened. This is the only rebel I am oercase. ' cuse in the world for your failing so Kitt eyes should bear in mind lhe fact that tein 1 didn’t kill. that creditors cannot realize 2 esuta on tlie light of lhe ran ia a hundred times BrimlbM*, tb» luooui ■portiM 1®P, J ilwUrSSffi whiter and brighter than that ot the Cared. Joseph Cook asks: “Does death end h»d • cortum. lor ev«ry kind ot gxu» the dollar." kxitlighta, and, moreover, it doss not An old IF Not mucky, Joe; death doea not that he hid »hot «»» >!•’. inntod LHtle Karrer Meate. shine ap from below. to the duke <4 Orle.us' .hooting party, There was a young man out in AriUm dnk. draw hi* eltontion to a hare, sona who onoe declined a pmaing in­ Consumption, are called in to interpret th* oon- jumating that he ebonld In. "I oupRED BAMFORD & CO [Inter Oomul] all throsi and vitation to favor a select company with radical cun-1. * »a eauo Jh—**Tha Janaaase premier. Prines -ony.lainu, attor havina Deaknt in Fine Wall addressed Gaa. Grant, whan ha oimlvs povm Intaoosa Alta California: A metropolis ia a It bi* duty to ma don't corn, of > wopo. Until;. Why, HAffHNG*. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY S3. UM. BITTERS. PATENTS SAW GUMMING ! Nervous Exhaustion, Loss of Manhood. TEN THOUSAND Farms in Michigan. HEADS AGENTS— Reflecting fellow*. ArtoMe to relk-vf huiiaui to man, Errt ra Norm, H 3/ ‘Old Hundred.’ but he had eo little ear looked an fait looked all feet.' miniL .. hMrett, MIA. �the flatheadb in town. OU1AMOHTOM’ MXBTK. WASHINGTON. THE HUMAN FACE DIVINE. Lhin-wa*parasd .topay Mra. Ixmisa ^Oregon 'm’*|U tor Mlurder,< and Frb. IS.—In the senate, Mr. Voorhees of­ fered a resolution directing the secretary of Lion visited Balti- the interior to withhold for the present, his approval of certain patents for latsls select­ ed ov the Northern Pacific road. Mr. Pdndleton introduced a bill to grant condemned 0°°- • , i <-annon for a statue to General WlUlaire H. Tto Indian Rlfhfa Arancmdon has pre- j ,-k of <)hio. The McPhmon bill to ]kropared 8 pKition asking for S5(B,i)00 for pres- Tjde tjie lssut. 0( clrculatlnK notes to na!«it use In the establishment of dav scH<»ols , uona| banks was advocated by Mr. Bayard and manual labor boardiug schools out of being, in the line of absolute security, thd 87W.000 now due under the treiulre 01 < jf,-. gberfiian offeroi an amendment as to the several tribes. . ; bonds bennnu more than S per cent Interest In or near the quarantine station at Itocr- j jje ^ajd sentiment in congress was hostile to ing, Maine, are twenty-live head of cattle af- nlt. suspeitsion of silver coinage or the adopfileted with the foot-and-mouth d1>«is<\ j|on (t{ n uew nitju between the precious which is said to have sprang from English pn-tals and that n silver standard was cast­ importations. Dr. Thayer, of the United | j|H h1W{|oW upon the future. ‘ States is OU the grojuiit, „ 14 —The senate naxsed talk bills fur the “O’cattie commission, ................................... prawn. Ute Vu'aSSII te There was something about tbe. stur­ dy vigpr of former generatione that challenges the admiration of every man, woman and child. They were no epicurea-thoee ancient faihere. Thev lived dimply, and successfully met and over­ come dfflculties that would have dto couraged this age and generation. The rigors of the frontier were supplemented l>y the savages; wild tousts threatened their enterprise and poverty was a com­ mon companion. Yet thev bravely en­ countered and resisted all thoee things and laid the foundations of a land whose blowings we now enjoy. Their consti­ tutions were strong; their health unsur­ passed and yet they were forced to ex­ pose themselves continually. There certainly must have been some 'good and adequate cause for all this anti for the physical superiority of that age over the present. . It is well known to every one conver­ sant with the history of that time that certain home of ,->U'Ui(Un strengthen'mv- compounds V ...11 Ul 11ing qjialitieH were used almost univer- * sally —••J by those pioneers. 13. The malarial Ilinuilioi evils and exposures to which they were subjected necessitated this. When their 1bodies become chilled by cold or Hold I itated it by the damp mfats'of a new U/they were forced to-counteract oouiuj **> by »*y the use of antidote^. Medicines it I were few in those days, und doctors unknown. Hence the preparations above referred tn Frnin nin/no-the nnmL.r r S* md ‘ O*> “ nQml »rr’ JAi ok /J° ,n *“l '“WA“ “e>'■ . num ‘* nll aH uf "hich wen- compounded upon the same general principle, one waa whb found found le, one to be more efficient and heni-e far more tr band of Fl.tboid IndiMM. on tbmr man. thia qiuniesaeHoe m uu**, wav north for the annual hunt, virt the paragon of animala, ^'Midway‘twixt Dodringwnd tto Itatty.different town* of the territory, Mt-’PP^f in each plaoe several days to aell robe# ia, and ahrmld be. Ue chief study of man; then, anrely, oar attention should and akin*, the product of the previous season’s shooting. Aa the bnffalo hides be largelv concentrated upon tbe face readilv sell for from *4 to >10 each.and pf man. ’ Behind it lira the masterful the market iAever over supplied, each brain, thedome, in which al! that ia of Flathead realizes a handsome sum for God in u*. dwells; the shapely temple hia season’a work. But in display only to which the Everlasting Consaoitsneaa is he ' atnbitions to be considered ha* deigned to draoend; amid whoee Stealthy. Immediately upon supplying groined arches thought* may move a* himself with ammunition, the buck pure and bright aa the angels, with spnwl of the disease. make all public rornfa and Mghvraya jiost enters a dry goods store to spend the winga.as light pod tireless as thoee with It is said to be the conviction of‘the Hquse | route». Mr. fakgaii intnxiurad a bill to pro­ nranunor. «. ________ _ — — r- rwhinh'.ther h«r. winnowwd the r^ohM remainder of hi? money for red-striped . ... T*nk»lufjaiulu Unit ( .ontrreiM I ..-1.11 qj Gommittee on Pablle Lands that Congress vide yiat hotwirablv-dlschvW'd soldiers and yellow-barred blanhete for bimwlf of the heaven. Las the legal right to forfeit .,h® t>n“re aallors be preferred for anjx-intirwnt to cl and ainhw. j ThrouRb tbia face the eoul look, ont. grant of the Nortinsi, Burlta Railroad, exflU tfr. Brak handed In «» act art for the 1 In an j and 8 ]uaw. ...Illi,,.. of ..f acres already nlrwarlv . .. ..... oepting lew than n million “The, never boggle over prioea."aaid Here are the window, front which, ooronraBitation of supreme courts in the terriearned and pntenieil. As to the expwtleney tones. Tlie McPlienqn bill relative to na­ ' of -fa------------------Main afreet the proprietor . .atore,. tain them a, we will, the real man of forfeiting the lands the eoniinlttoe is de tional tank circulation was drlmtad until ’ • poetta forth : dodging back it may be. “but money, vided. w... count their . ... —-------rf • and ---- - if .they the tour of adjournment. The House Commerce Committee voted to find they have enough to buy the like an evil thing, and hiding while it Feb. IS.—In the Senate. Mr. Pendleton strikeout the provision In the Reagan bill* looks and yet revealing in glim|>~w the urtclen wanted, make sue the |purchase ara CIOS wanvuu, auivu.w sent tOfthe desk and had read a telegraphic relative to the discriminations between there and then. If you trrat the Indi-n fe.turvw tbe tenant of tbe bead would short and long hauls on railroad*, and al*o disjiatch from Rlcliard Smith, of Cincin­ fairly, and don’t cheat him. you’ll enjoy hide from tha paaaara-br. the iwction requiring fixed rates to be posted nati. saying that tbe secretary of war had of tlie the matter uf the relief* ofin public places ami nrd changed without done grandly in tlxe Upon Hie lew aqnare inrhea of thia hfa whole tribe's custom whenever they five days’ notice. The committee has indi­ the tOifferera by the Ohio floods: that red i come to town.” ‘ cated Its intention of reconinicndtaK a bill tape, wh<B«e Interference had been feared. | had been all cut up and thrown away; and ; Tho squaws are not to be trifled with. forbMding discrimination and pooling com­ umiuiemui wraincr. though uiuuftn better oeuer than mau । that tile cold weather, They do npi hesitate to defend them­ written than all your libraries will hold; binations for the purpose of raising rnt««. rain, had increased distress. That neither I selves when called upon, without ask­ the infinitely varied, mnltitudraoua The published story about tbe return of b'“S tf” ,n“ *"* tkn "ufllchsjUv de- I| u Uniiwi ’"* ™","‘ "»«»■; the British minister to Englandi U ‘ ' ''b? I scribe tlwU,U ing for the assistance of the bucks; emotions, passions, hates, loves, eleva­ sufferings; > that nmgrvss should | i authority. Mr. West has but it lust gathered appropriate an additional million: it. It would greatnesses but even here, where they are so well tions. degradation*, o—---------- , „ — ( and nuuuuiuun, would his family stout mm him nrre here, and fa so «>u»ruBiainuy.ijuui t« come, and the more promptlv the I known, fartably-wttlwl n hfa lejnition home that he ! A j«»iMt resolution wa- then* rushed . , very few persons over im. mennneMM<s of thfa bea*t-god, man— agined that aa squaw dared tuisum* usnme , this A*svri*n idol, with t{ie body of s n r?-. hil । through appropriating 8200,°°o more tiir the apoed that squaw dared .,'inhX viu^,‘" v.?te i!^^'|^n^te'bK™7H:7'nr‘.rn T>J",hfr ‘l,an 011 ,he r'»L 11 wrilu'".,*e« tl— re------: “,T“— *to»«d ----- - ’*-je bar lord, bege lord, bull and the wing* of a cherub. daughter wait out with lhe Vlllan! excur­ ' IlSSeifitamtatinil^HkSyro J2tta!?.ifhLni?' ^" ’nthronffh theint middle and weotern ! nntil “Hn.7oUfinI7;;iiu«I Knn "'» uirougn 1 mKiuif anti western ; u»«l * a recent occurrence proved । And what a lesson fa preached to our sion to the northwest, and cuutinued. their 1 i'«Lnn7.f ^ ^rt»l!i1t^tek.nOTte!!7SLSSa« t,‘Utra,nd ‘Wknowl«lp.l a. u the the ,( that orknowIclBd UnH .nob .noh » thing <■« pmaiblo. A. . ronitv in Ihb onenro. ot doogp which trip to Victoria, in British Columbia. I heretofore submitted by Mr. Sbermah pro- | '*** preparations for malarial disonlers small band of Flnthesds was rifling up run* through the faces of all animal* I STOKlfa’ FO14K HILIdeposited bore in- , and „general debility then known. The I the aprincipal street, ano ---------of the Hquaws . -How human are.------oftentimes, Mr. Storrs has drawn up hfa bill for pork .i vidIn* yiding that that if if any any boiufa —------r— ------------—--------------------- — -- -------------- 1------------------------------------------ ---------- --the eyes , - of j higher than 3 per per. cent, additional ; recipe for compounding comp''""'1**''' thfa ,hJiu valuable »•«!,.aKta !’ became i------- - ----------a -* -u vk— _.. j horses! -« .-No wonderthean««_ inspection and has explained it to members i teresti lugher incensed at some remark her !' j dogs and shall be tatmed issued equal equnl to one-half the article was handed ' wlth iwulta that he feels tn bj* entirely sat- । "Oleashall down from one fain-/ buck made and taring her cavnse cient world thought that the souls of •w-^. ipuolntiuent of iiwiiectors by -------" - duty itMludfbe vroose it alialf be to inIn­ tbe president whose sncct as to the cnfalition amt quality of the Ml<L.n0H 3H7wJl>£tp., *n,t*n<!e^ for foreign sMpniunt. Ulis insj^tim. nut to be compulsory: tlie inspection to be made upon the application of the packer or shipper and in case of hog product at the place or pack­ ing, tlie exjsaLse of hfapectibu to be ]»oid by lhe packer or shipper; tbe certificate of In­ spection over hfa official seal as United States insjHXlor to aceompaiiy the slupment. Speaker Carlisle favors the bill very deci­ dedly as does also Mr. Reagan, chairman of the committee on comnien*. Mr. Storrs rays that the active support uf e\ery mem­ ber of thfa committee can be secured within forty-eight hours. The fact that the inspec­ tion fa not compulsory obviates al! constitu­ tional difficulties. The inspection fa not tnicrofcoplc and It fa to covcf nil forms of hog product. . [J of .fmtndJurtrontpXi He onulAen Ute rtrocturv , I*1" 0* *"*- H»»profuteln rf the etyin«r*nd een»rart„r •kill. .mTln eoarnttntotion, u. u„ bridge contpMiy:,engineer und wife; engineer. True and uT Mltehell. rontrurtrr: uttor” Gnnl of tbe New York citral; A. s ton.rowltn*rter;reprroen>tiv1» .[ o., M Ara imlrr th, engine » if on »Ud ground. Shortly afukuani , work-tndnof all can and an .lunn* with probabh SOO penton. „n i^nl' DRflsed evw without the slightest swmvingmotton. The work wa. rorrfuli, insneeted by Supenntendrnt Hurn.wi and the enginim aa the trip wa. I,lor made, and everything pronounfactory.—Mil waukee Sentlnri Strrraume from Riuxmaii-u writ, for - Free 40-page Pamphlet <.n matMm to R. K. Helnhenittne. ilniggiu Waahtngton, IXC. Mentum thi, pupiv . Tbe t**i sahr in tbe world far Cut* h Harm. Clren., Halt Mreum. Erwr Sore*. £ Chapnep Hands, Chilbtains. Corns, mid ki; sT,,.' Krapbom. amt pusittvriy cum Hies, or n« rJ E5SETL “iJPilKSS '"S'->r"’ t sa*? faAkm or numey rehurieri frire » «.nn, trr box. For sale by W. H. Goodjear GENERAL MARKETS *" CHICAGO. Whxat—Ijoww; February. iK5\l<iKyvcMarch, 8n5W.Sc: May. fiSkmOh . ' Cor*—Lowe*: Feb., Man-h. .we maturity. Rejected—yeas. 7; nays, <3. । ---------- —„--------.------..------- ...until I anown w ine narnson ranun ana is fuJlv aorosa the head and face with the through the countenanoe* of th* After an executive session adjourned 1 used, as the basis und general formula : bntt end of her whip. He tried to catch dumb brutra around them. I hav* I Monday. s ■1 Fkb. 11—In tlie senate, the chair offered o _t me IinSMiiXmc: May. Provwoxs—Meas Purk lower Febru­ B a jointr^ohnlon resolutionof of the thedhlo Ohio Irafalature leglsfaturron on such a. penetrating, reasoning, rea­ ary. S!7.8QtoIT.«0: 'Marell. 817.^17-® mEmtactuJ^SJvJ'tho.S^Sonvitl' “ * “ tJ ** lk “ «•----> — « — -• • -----> ---------— • — the exclusion of American iiork by foreign sonable way, that I felt uncomfortable Mav. I1AOMIK.07. Lard- StesuM Feb, countries. ReMdutions by the Minneapolis M"rh- n~^ 4^d the monkeys! board of trade nnd St. l*a’ul chamber of com­ gated this subject in its minutest details, hour afterward, lhe bght of proud 1 under his gale. merce. opposing the forfeiture of the North­ and are certain that for malaraimila* nxanhood had vannhod from hra «yo, | They have the most uncanny exnrraCATTIS Market steady. We quote:' ern I*acific land gtiuit, were }«ventetL A tion of food, dyspepsia, tired feelings. *od hw fac® “° brai-ed and swollen sions of all. I remetaber one that Choice shipiking steers TB favorable reitort was made on the bill to erect a public building at Winona, and an general debility, prostrations, malarial that one could scarcely r.vogmze turn, 1 looked like an old lawyer, troubled Fair to good shippluu' steer*.... . 5..*B*isS.90 ^.... 5.*JW*J0 About a dozen Chinamen were oom । with dyspepsia, who had lived on Medium to good -teera adverse report wa> lutndrd in on the act for disordera and humors in the blood.! Hoos—Market firm. L.:.Salra r. rang<-d iron; Se irrigation of iniids in the arid region of nothing can exceed in value " Tippeca- j mg down the street iu a body yesterday, brown bread and precedents, until fur heavy: Sfiioff7.i - •“'-10 .I r light e United States. Bills were Introduced to noe," which was the medicine of onr when a small party of theae Indians he was all withered up; but tho eyes BlTTEM-Hrnily. We iijiAt.-: Choice _ --T- : c:. J— to I admit Dakota a* a state and to provide fdr . # 1 fixed me, xs if he bad me on the wit­ Faheyy CreaBivry 31 «/.'£? 9 ('reamcrv at Xlcu.'t: * ft S>;. onliuaryfa ordinary fa i iinnroving rivers and Imritors by contract. forefathers and seems destined to be the i were in town, and as they were pairing wt:*k neas-stand, nnd wa* about do. a&rfShr; g<4*| t. tanev bairy at I Bills were pessed to fix the terms of federal most popular prejgiration of the day. . by . an auction store,. in front off which “ mt to ask me “a “ Tippecanoe " fa prepared and given two *-—bucks x----------— — • •• te; common to fair do. UK<c£k! courts in Texas, to autliorize the Mie of were standing, one of tlie leading question;"—a «sort of hairy, I timber on the Menominee reservation in to tlie puplic by Messrs. H. H. Warner |• irocueu Tulkinghorn, a u.juugniHu, or Jaggers. NEW YORK. I Wisconsin, and to provide for tlie removal & Co., of Rochester, N. Y., proprietors bucks grabbed a Chinaman by the queue, < shriveled and, drawing bis scalping knife, circled 1 E.._ But God, ;to us<-a .... familiar expression, Wmkat-Higher: No. r Fr»>. *i.(*m I of the Southern Utes to L’ tah. of tha famous Winner’s JSafe Cure, it around th* Celestial** head in a “ruto AX IMPOHTANT HIKU ' it in. __ _____ •uto in." He not only plans the I 1.0W£ ; Meh. Sl.W ’4tai.iD\: Mav.Sl.H^ which is now the most extensively used threatening manner, uttering the char- j fBC.. of a Jupiter HOUSE. .An important bill to the farmers of the - . Tonana, m-------- or — a Vetra* — j| Corn - Quirt; Mixed We-tern Spot, eonntry, mtrodueed by Senator Voorhees, Is Fkb. IX—The house adopted a resolution of any American medicine. The well one to protect bmocent purcbaserM of pat­ i to send a select committee to Hot Springs. known standing of this house fa a .suffi­ aoteriat'c “Ugh!’ His expression was o( Milo, on the same plan ra an alliga- I MILT . MILWAUKEE ented articles. It provides that It shall be a 1 Arkansas, to examine ail government Inter- cient guarantee of the purity and pqw- so ferocious that John Chinaman, think- tor or a shark, bat he groups men by j —valid defease, to any action for an Infringe­ .»l< al that point. Bill, wore llitntduwd- ..te WnCAT-Bicsd) Pr Z.V UlL, •'pn-pat Whkat—N:radj’;, Feb.. r.i4<•; March, ‘’-^ration which seeks to ing his last hour had come, gave vent their prevailing expressions into animal ment of any patent, or any suit or proceed­ to retire or recoin the trade dollar, to author-: imniuh unu Ike; Mav. OK-;-. ‘ th,, to Mvrrol ear.plitting .hriek., ad group. : tl.u. .tflUwrtber .hooking our ■ ■*£$ o “S' Ki' exteiiKinn «teS: 'ot ?!th; of ■ute-.'^^krs the (’hesaneslre nnd i one Ol me ing to enjoin any person from the use of a i/.-th*'“A**6 “J. “'f* !. b-T linking w> with lb, world be- | Rf^-SUougt^ee’r.?1 So I '|u!5^ I nineteenth century — mal-assimilation of 1 ..... v»niiy i patented article, that the defendant therein. 1, ,Ohio MU«» road nm to w tin* »r military unuuu» lands »«»<«-- st Fortress ru>uren । -, 7ui' iiiv Any one who experiences white men standing near compelled tho low as. or his assignor, purchased the patented «... arti- i Xvmw. Monroe, i«< to .jnmrnc provide for the cvu^.trihw coiislrnetion .« of | food, des for use or consumption, and nbt for sale ,! the Mlssi^lppl 4-»nnl. to erect ।;| trouble trouli Mi**fasipp| cannl, ut digestion; who stage I — .." Michigan ..and — -— ..mw feels less vig. .p- ! Indian to release Itim at that ..w-ts-i Who docs not know the sheep-faced! or exchange, in good faith and in tlie usual CINCINNATI. te " ‘■•"I | “apubUe buJkUiitoat builfUiroat <<’urson i>n*on Cltv. Tbe other Chinaman <I«<erted him man? The wards have naased into an 1 ( ity. anil und tororo toreu- jI or than Jonneraly; whose system has I Thu Chinamen h»<i had -deserted course of trade, without notice that the same wwSt.-^ ’bV.'iSSGS *.* SSt,±i,»i 1 ',’TSS “T r,0Wn" T'1 “ ,h? •nd Th. mM. herb- w Fixhth—Fair demand: FamDy ’s££“ that the seller had no riglrt to sell such urti- amount saved to the country. After sonic । th« nwwutttj of some strength- , up the street to Chinatown. Presently ■ ivoroUs. gregarious nature, a million nor O sth—Finn at «4c Rv>—*<t«wiv at de; and in all such cases notice received af- 1 debate on the naval npprepriatfon bill, an emng tonic caonut affonl to permit wor<i WAa pas-w-d to the bucks to fly for of them all alike - a body of vast inter- rtac- PRovimux-*- F<rk strailv nt’ such symptoms to continue. If the their lives a niece of advice thev /? , 7“*f* i7 1 ■ *?,r fami Anna ii.Hl Meafa *rv> ! .ter such purchase shall n<>t have tile effect to adjournment was taken. FEmlX-Inthe ImuM-.u ration was farmeriimt that hfa threshing machim- nromptiv follow^ bv mo eat and use to thora who prey on Jheir । . seras ataulute owner. I hr object of the offer,xi । n,.|tiri ng into tin- dutav in retumlu g does not >Cnarat« the grain from the I , pl' rouoaeu oy mo intmg tneir fellow man. On the other hand, whohaa . oPto?’ tartSIwire ftmra ‘ami‘tile 7tri«-n the mwure fortherdh-fof syfferw. lythe straw he rmlizes that^something fa “l’I i headlDg for camp when not seen the wolf-faced man? The head wrfL^Tta^ere of u fa wrong and tries to repair the machine. J*7.’"’d’Xn inclined to droop; even the o. cxxxrrx, Wheat Lbwer: No. 3 Red Feb. SI .OHL i charred, have exacted rovalu from im».kcent (Jdwii vllieUteH. fai- or other "'hen the foral does not mistsin the fh! . , g / . "tr^1 X examined, would ba found at a right (aft.11: Mar h-Fl.OWtfl.OX : May. SI. 10? Cokx-Higher: Feb. ’roih ? ttTnJf^; confrekpitr nrfaHis. The secretary of the life; when it fails to make Moral; when f°Jg’"gib7t t?mr floroe c°anteuances augle inward totheapine:thesne*k- ral.iou UljiSDCc March.■ Oath -I/tact: February Jw^T^ii.wmftheX*rtk ’ ra,,r thrt” W<rry i ,,avv tnin'nn5,t‘‘<l ofaiins of coninu-tore for , it causes tire energy to depart and am- Bn,i .vio‘en}, l*ngungr do donbt the jng gait; the bogs under the eves; which SA«*: Man h. »<,<• Ry k - Quiet: »•. iwTMAsTF-tts'-’Ai Yitirs - tiie care of inoiiltorx agrrcirating rjta.Mo. ; bition to die, it is a certain sign that «gKri®''ed Chinaman , friends meant to are melancholy, watohful, hungry, fur- Baulkv - bieiuiv at Mhu^iv. l uovtstosf Th. .JSX toXu h» ... • Cl! “'"‘Hhing i, wrong und that the hu- bnro ferritin rorongu. t*I .hero iro | u.., 0,pt„.nM.rol'taij'S.n. I’,«rk higher; Sls.50. Dr. Salt Mrnfa quirt Bacon -l.-atlv at i opinion In rqnud to the cun.siructi«m of the । ning. .man machine needs repairing. It is persons in town who insist that tbe Ho will usually be found dodging at S7;35. V.«». 10.00. , act of MarchX ivc. refativv to the arfiust-। ri.., M _ln tlie Mr M(.v|llh., not a uiiertion of choice; it fa a matter . laundrvmon were agreeably di*at»- Bronnd the thicket* of courts and 910.12Sg.ltMU. le- nl--l.lgier: WAV -Ho.m —Higiirr: light. Sfi.T&frtito; hraw. S7.a>« I......................... ........... You. mujt Mfend to vonr pom.. Jto find th. buck. down. . ' ZX X. T.ea mending that Hie tliMrti relief appnqirisHuii health or jour sicknebs and nothing1 Hop Lee is a laundrvtuan in Junction 1 Than tli«re ia ih« ..... biennial readjustment of thesahiriesof isiM- ■ Im increased to $1,000,000. Several members will sooner oven-ome these evils than Citv. A tribe of Indians was eucamnetl , maaun-iaoeo man— BALTIMORE. < masters of the tliird, fourth, or fifth Ai*x '। .. ............................................... Tippecanoe.-the medicine of the pa»t; .cri™. the ri™ Md L “m” “X.1 ",' n (tMemUr WHRAT—Wee’ent higher: No. 3 Winter ' that they receive 10 jw-r cent. «>r more Je*s 1! contested vlretion rase of ( halmers versus a <rii}ird for the nrraent and n trimr- ♦». ♦ ti i ' M U’,UBI>'witral honest, with more or ieaa of a ponder­ Red Spot and Feb., $1.1U(«1.1OM. March. than they would have received in cunnnl*- ' a sau guaru rorim prestni ana a guar-1 the town. Hop l>ecame enamored of a •.-.«« b»-’------- ” - dignity ” * Sl.lOuial.HH,. x Corn-Western higher; ous,’ bank-president about rions under 1 ” p; nauns luiuvt rhe. tiie. act nf m IVki isij. they tuny are me entitles! eiunieu •■ . ... ' BRU* o> hWllth LOT the future. f fAmaln nf the narto «.,r1 nffaraJ Ub «• ---- -------- the Mixed B*«ot antl\Fvb.. «1<: March. tn<i» toder the net iff March 3. itwn. lu lh<- differ- . j i*<»- ,5-— 11“* ta^-d ’he joint res<>- i ----------------------------i mnalo of the party,and offered to share joint*, Oatm-Western Whit.-. 44C<MA-; ebcebetwrtn what wtrajmid them and u list IWi<m appropriating **>U<*> I«»r relief of , An Eye io Bu.ineM. ; his noe snd I sundry back room with CL«m.w ibe Kilmaii<i ^Observe the pu pugilist and hi* his oniiMk bull-do^. «l\c. Mixed do. Og-M.*. Rye - Higher at *i«nS» tkey would have rewired as commissions 1 suffen^by the ilood, which was imme.iiFrederick HotchkiM, the druggtst. Is alway» her. a proposal she at onoe accepted. Thev are both* of nhder the net ot 1«M. firm to cet a .Jr* • °f “** • B*nu 1K54. He also aNi holds it was '; l‘.te -v Z1*?'j J,M- Pr'~'l< ft1.1,1, . h’l£l‘:<o,u7 ‘ w,de *w“k<- to faMineas ami spares no ndus to I Hop sent $o to a St. Paul Paul firm to get rtinaoions. grim, combatu combative, n|>t the intention of congress by the nets of tion declaring > anmng entitled to his seat secure the fa-st of every {Article In hl» line. He ! > coarse, pertinacious, BOSTON. loathe nnde, bride, »sd and rt • 1864 and IHfif. t<> (lisiwtiM' with biennial re- ! was defeated and the majority resolutions 1 has ractirvd the agency for Kemp's Babam for* w,^aa*nK present to^Uie •• • • - —the Wool—Finn with nu/.eraie demand: tic. animal: same kind sdjuwatente. It follow- tha: the < lalmant. : a«lo|d«i-W> to .r. These di- t oosuntmiun < <x«hs. Colds Asthma Bron- reived in return an ^Jpga..; jam sum areas, i O ofl soul soul looks looks out of lx>th pair* o( ey®»; Ohio and Pennsylvania extras .'®ctf4lk -: trader the act of March IL l*«l must show ■•barge the rommlttrc on elections from the I S h V*a “ ' 1 uJI , “ ^tlon* of the throat and lungs, withatrain about five feet Ion o Ar • " . . . KTiSsu^vjnenttottatof IKM dJpriv.M I primnfa.le rose hut leave lhe <rat 1 scant ■ *** ™ «wwantra. Price arc, and St X I™ % not haira 1 thereis — 1------♦ .a hairs-bresdth of diifer- Michigan MmMTm*: combing ami delafm306H5c: pulled S3(«K?c: we-tern unwashed him of । 10 tier rent, or more of what he "’’til the rase Is decided on Its merits. Adi. is. “ W Rar*npnt’. Mrs. Hop । eiHM- between ------------ them, -■—.. Who shall say •JOnrJKc: California apring : Common would hare received if II.«m- statutes had fannied until Monday. . ***crossed the nver to exhibit hra- i that that when when death death con comes they may not, good spring 3&»; choice do. lxX hero enacted, and lu- bn-n MnwuM Kra 1s.--In Ute bniixr. Mil, wm- Intro- I KLlTuiSL^Sulte Thn— and A "eH 10 *“ P*Wle After tbe tirot , to ua Mr. Lincoln’, ’s expression, "swap on the basis of the art of IHTd. This npin- ; duced—tn grant lUO acres nf ptfallc land to -uar^iletsl remedy (or those dheasr^ Price M)i n>«rmur of astonishment at b*— to use Mr.‘ Lincoln IO2. th*‘ xrioniev general i~ In hanismy । each sun-ivi»r of the Mountain meadow mas- : cents tuid #>1. ’ appearance the warriors held « I, . . r overcoats,’’’and the bull-dog become a brief pugilfat U)d and tb. the pug>b.,t pugilist . a bollbull-dog: RUCTION 1 wtU, the conflnictl.n given Iln-w ai.tute, rarre: to make height pooh Unlawful on [ - --------------------------i .. Pngldrt by the department. . roads aided by government bonds: to appro-; . Thera are Solid F»ct«. , 'onsuitation, and agreed to alter' the ex-man ’ tottering along Ixiw-let ''■* the------------g along botr-lHsgud Tint roilcniiY hoard. I printed J2.000 for additional signal stations, Tne ta-st blood purifier anti systeni regulator' yJ‘eSH »o Us conform strictly with their i aD<j belligerent at t* * ’ ‘ the heels of* th&ex*Ph» fantuire iwutni i.>v U.h..>ui«ti rw. I Bh<l to amend the. sinking fund act. A reso- 1 ever Hared within the reach of Suffering human- idea of the thing for *««« —*« a g, - A . ’d thn’, „„„„ tbe£proper tn Drat tofthe Jn«v I .bS 1 “>“«» w“* <‘ff* rwl J^lng the secretary of I ‘D- tru^»«?’1P’*tric ^‘I'liy Th< « *p[ . «qn«w to lio-o ,---------- - ------- riiro, “wliiclu/nath “I. of ol the tbe ! wear »o.r. xnoT They M rot to *work both br.n .nd me. ’ i Xtate to furnish information as to the a< iloa Urer B III----------oumwss.- .Humdiro, ' wear 1 Ul or,r with their both —, Coa4l ^-asllpatlon, bran and meal,” and never^ lets to l< n.u..ey9, or any disease of tlie urinarv khivoe end o»refully cut away that por- ) .nvthing go x_ ]oas -w-]| j^p Up au orRans. or whoever requires an ap|M-tlzer. tonic tion of the dress below her knees disb"ll'k*“"r“d utacturars Khoidd be railed inion to itrovldi* laisker. lhe house re- or lnl1 Of Pralavllle, ufucturers should called upbni provide i: Plpn«iaiof ilyrr dav for the ctMukleration ^ 9tl,,,ul “nt- wln mild stimulant, will always find Electric Bli­ tnbuling the waul, among themrolvee. Sut^ material, nnd nixunuiends ttic’cetablislimeut *° *JX.U, .'Vo ,, tne consult ration of tz tern the *zzr.t best “ and“ z-:y only certain cure known. They — ttc of two gun factories under the control'of dtecopvrig111 blII, butaareedto fake action act act snrely surely and and qnlekiy. quickly, every every bottle guaranteed When the squaw returned to her hu*- H ‘ Will sell at Public Audios, on the government It recuumu'n«k thid tli«* °n thefrndtwlollar question March II. Hills to rive entire satisfaction or money refunded. band he turned her but of the house, iSLKJL* .11 . e were iwfased itdsscd to relieve certain soldiers front from I! Sold at fifty rents n bottle bv 1 H. Go^lyeiir. cents a by W. Watervliet arsenals. West Troy, N. V., to and she returned to her people to re­ in?Jnin v cluqrKe of desertion iuid to make the rate i [F*n Mall GaaMtaj selected as the site fur tlie army— ..-£1 'ftL^.i - *— Carry the News. r?iM *ni > ot postage on Herond-ctass matter 1 rent for ceive th* sympathy due a ueart-broken Every one has *e«n the Swedi*h A large amount of Personal Property, inriudlnx and the Washington imvy-yan mu jifatnct or t|irw} oun(.es except tu publishers. The bill In your day of bUUouawaa, when your liver Is bride. matches and wondered at the quaint inCoiunibja, as the site for tiie navy gun fm*- i to restore * irpidand your skin yellow, remeintor vou have ore to tlie Mexican torpldandyt Mexicanpension ------ * - rolla —" the ‘v Live Stock, Grain, etc, ■ - .. r^iin»8. i nevcr-falltng of5iit;' confederate soldiers stricken off J friend tn Dr. Jodea* Keil Clover oertption on the top of the box: “Taadifo“!£iio Ii;.nh'tttKrimw ’without . For further particulars see small bills. iiovaltv soon left tlie house without a FodIb. which is noequalfd iu purity and efflearttoker tanda acton avafal odi f oaf or. ’ ’.“SW [Naw York Hun.] , quuiuiu, cum nu cui>. uuui i urawj ague AiMi malaria <i ot I *’»®Tor’ are Uer® wh°. "hen morning the scrgeant-at-arma wa* hunting tuood and kldneyi“How will the future of the supply rs. it* art km Is prompt and ”• । Sweden, in the home of for members. | cure gprady. Prlc« w w rants, of F. Hou-hkfas. gum arable affect the gum-drop trade ' the tandatickarw, leave the fjord*. waa asked a leading manufacturer. . .. , i FOREIGN. ua• « a rocks and Hrs for * day and trace appropriation of the si,«*>,«» I „ , , , — , . “M> dear sir," he eaid, droppir estimated • for the establishment of ’the Ihas um,Uun reached Khartoum. the,' Gyrdoti hJiarioui । ’ M,General M1Gqnltm te’j.Tte.r rwp,l ”“g a ' Our t>lyi**lujrs are not appreciated until we are a confidential tone, ’™ *' * *' trip abroad, the board sfatra tliat fhe request n<i« » ««: sniuui. ■ 1)Ur,Jwis A hackinc rough a •rvere cold oranv sink all tho gtuq i made by the latter to to permitted to visit I U Is rumored that Great Britain will form- f — throat or—lunfdlacase troubleMime;; um fait the Nile, and he won) --------— mfaverv »n j irvuutvriuuitthe hnipp guiLestablisliinent in Pru-wia was lI ally ------*—• against “—•—* •the ’ conquest ------- - of M^rv — *by — all those -* •inay — I* quickly — •*------------•* re­ .ppreohibly. The^t j ™ protest and permanently in American gum-dr refused. *• j moved by lie. Biglow’* Positive Cure. Trial bit­ of fact, the candy tn _____________ tie tree, of F. HotahklM. ■ IHSUAItrai S IMHVI.T . 'fhe editorship of The London Times has appreciably. There is not an minoe ol I The Aineriean leaation at B<-rlln has no been tendered to Jxouaid H. Courtney, of K-iru arabio .nbic in in a » million million pounds ixiniut. of the u.. 1 n.ii, JtJ, .Inch gum infannatloa nxanling the reported return the treasury department, who'for years has “Haring been i»n Invalid for a number of u A. Pr°d,““ 1.000.000 bo... of by Bismarck of the resolution of condolence been a regular contributor. veant. 1 have received more benefit during the ordinary gum-dropa ‘like those which 8wodnh m.tehM. This wonderful over Herr Lasker adofkted bv tbe house of The bey of Tunis has given a French en­ In«t rix mouths train the use of your ‘Favorite you see sold from stands in (the streets reprerantatives. The Tacbitul hopes that gineer authority to proceed with tlie scheme HeinMy' than from tlie preceding fifteen years They are made from the glucose of the Btechme. nmivm the r.w m.terW Americans will not hold the Germans re- of making an inland sea in the Desert of ot treatment from tlie best physicians of New n»m.lj. block, of wood. •« one end, ud York and surrouiHtln* country." 11 hu writes starch factories' which is generally used sjkofidble for the twits ot Bisumrek. Sahara. Moj. Mariam Reeve, hi a letter dated al (kirn in the finer grades of confectionery in »ner > widto give, np .t the other the * departmoat at Wirehliurton has Cures Rheumatism, Lum­ The cable anuouncea tliat tlie Duke de walk N. Y., to Dr. David Kennedy, of Rondout, on that Bismarck Ims returned Momy w to marry the daughter of Baron N. Y. Is any extended comment needed on this? place of gum arabie. Of worse the bago, Lame Back, Sprains and on Herr I Asker's death, Rotlurhlld, of Frankfort,* (Gid that Clella One dollar a bottle. Al) dnigKlste sell It. candy saffera, but there is no limit to faghuy-aen has telegraphed to Garilialdi will unite her fortunes with those of the world The wood wlbohjn tlie Bruises, JLsthma, Catarrh, i.perlln far Information. The of l*rofesxor Grazlardei, of the Intematioual Tde Mredencktoh (New Brunswlek^Ota.) Re- udnlteration b the confectionery bu«iportentays^“Nobody cair-txit adntfre the per­ nes*. Now.here are two varieties of course of last tuunmer w*« bfonghtYo taHnclined to doubt the Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, college at Tunis. , sistent eutciprise nuutlfested by the owners of candy which I manufactrtre, either of Jonkopmg to be made into matches York Stan fa Zeiunigi 1: “BUDiphtheria, Bums, frost AnoUit-r large mass-meeting waa held in St. Jacobs Oil In keeping tlie name Ix-tore the marck y look-, with eMBb It upon per cent, of gain .nd eight »Uing pttblli . It rcrelveil a bid •send off' hi the House winch contains the of political attaint tn » coim- London, Sunday, to denounce the policy of the. Bites, Tooth, Ear, and Head­ other day by the Hoo. Mr. Perjey, who arabio. Only people who are skilled Wei regret to say there lx UM* for the government In relation to Egypt A warned his colleagues fa tbegovernment of tbe ws. He evidently reJM the O]e resolution offered by Sir Robert Peel, that danger ot Bear hlners receiving two bounties oMdy ..ter. would k.ow.lhe diffmuo. ache, and allpains and aches. parliament had eeuM-d to be in accord with for ona noee; the jadlctous we of the Oil eaw­ between them and a cheaper article | far the expression of Id [Cor Uooiu>U Eaqulit,.] be thought totlnmlhl_ _ ...n the people, was adopted. ing rafild growth/' ^*d° glQCO’e the price of xo one ~~-r~r ua^on agaim-t the Unifad glides, To on. accustomed »orn»tomed to k> the the enmm commonRumors have reached Suakim tliat tho gum arable increase, there will be t Reifae plan on whioh American S? which ha* proved u refuge agalnM' misery. Egyptian reliels on Sunday night carried* -■n»« pl»nWd on whioh American <itim are ver, low gouuioo guru-drop. .old. grnvr.llj out U. uto-™f*wl We doubt whether he will succeed. We Tokarby mwuilt and massacred the garri­ d“id OO’’ tk“ “W “g routes ■dwuM ;>»t give Bimnarck cause for amtempt son. The couinmnder iuul written that ho Wheat, white. l Uk«n by Pirwian bouler»rd7 ere u by treating hia insult with indifference. In needed arms and ammunltloh, but had sufli- Wtoatirwl FOVTER, MILBURN A CO., Prep'ra, every measure the United States may take cient commissary stores. A letter reports Coni, retail . oternit motion. For the Hrel month . buffalo. x. Y-.ua. to defend the dignity of the country against El Mehdi In goad fear of aaaaulnatlon. Tbe Beans I . . . r JThe Current] mwiewoir. n titu, when ho lbe insolence aud malice ol the German guv- French government represents to England data .I There has been much said recently Unde • brood eronne britur nn t>l BaiB epmeiit it will have the full support ot the that If the garrlMm at Cairo be weakmed 1‘ork. dmaed TM .bout th. Mriuy n( iBmigr.ni ’ith « '■«■“ <5 BeeLdrewed m U>« production ol UMnity, Md flwCOJWRKSSIONAL luwn hnve been cited to .bow th.t uSt h‘lnoA,nff to d'' b a bxs steps; bat after a H™.. pauper, .nd critnin.1. .re ueariv all Fotatora SENATE. toreienor., Apriart tbi. .teteiaut API** u 12.—Iu the seuate, bills were intro•K ntuy be err.yod the tent that .tetutio. toauapend the coinage uf the etSnAIver dollar until June 1mm. and to re- Catarrh, •loo .bow thU . largo najnrity ot (be tnute dollars JsMMdl amounts for peroowi committing suicide in thin country are Americans by birth. A. , i। J । ; II E ^Mr. Jacob F. Branditettef, Hj}“'lI7k“l"Titeniro'SSd£ ^r^=in,17»r1bu,k?3»i„S"l r'or ■ Thursday, March 6th, 1884. DiTHOMAS' ECLECTRIC 1 5^ LblUzwwL several r»od ttock.greeu and dried. Mlf-ufliofad dealh. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-02-29.pdf f4246f41d2e545499dd95ad421a125e0 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXVIII. Nd: 45. The Hastings Banner. County News. Hastings, Barky Co., Mich., WOODLAND. Chicken pox to circulating lively among the juvenile portion of the com­ munity. Our saw mill is having a large pat­ ronage, G. W, Rising is preparing to build a novel style as well as the best bam in the town, Our carpenters have secured contracts for the erection of a number of new buildings as soon as spring opens up. A new arrival at A. W. IMlltobeck's, a girl, weight 3^Strong competition one day last wdek in. the livery business. Expectations were indulged in that a passenger would be carried to Nashville or Hastings free and dinner gratis. j ’. The grocery firm of Warner & Warner seem to be doing a- good business and getting theirshare of the trade of Wood­ land and surrounding vicinity. • The Swiss Bell Ringers gave an en­ tertainment at the town hall Saturday eve. D. B. Kilpatrick to preparing to build a house on hto Canada farm. Last Friday was the anniversary of the marriage of Elder Judd and wife, Their friends determined to celebrate their crystal wedding in such a manner as to partly show their appreciation of the Elder and hto wife. In the evening, friends gathered at the parsonage and filled it to overflowing—those from Carl­ ton going to the parsonage and friends at Woodland filled up the residence of W. P. Holly, next door to the parsonage. To say that the Elder was “puzzled” would al>out express hto feelings. The presents were many and valuable, among which was a watch, lace cur­ tains .etc., from Carlton friends, silver­ ware, and other articles, glassware enough to start the elder fairly in trade in that article. During the last number of days Wood­ land ha« Ixen honored with a vtait by an ix««lingb Interwling It 1 —--------------------------------- - rtranger «»-: required a great amount of observation on the 1-art of the “Hoys" to make out MARSHALL L. COOK. hlbhcjuptton rates, r. uHviuire 11.60 per year- If paid within al roooUM.Si.25 per year; If dqC paid tmW ex­ piration of year. Sl.fiO. Subscribers out­ side of Barry Co.. Si JS per year, iavnrisbly caah in advance- ADVERTISING RATES: Ono Column year.................................. 9100 00 Batrn chuge forapscial poaittocu. JOB PRINTING. ‘ . i5Me-ci*l pride Ir felt In the Job Printing Dei^rtmcutof the Baxnfk. Everything in the tn Ur*! offiot: U new; and with the latest faces of pvp.-, the mo«t approved patterns of machlaery, i.vl rvxnpetent workmen employed, enables the •., xN*|t to do first-tfia-M job work.______ Hmo-h. Pmur T. Oolorovk, Judge ot Prvbute. Drvrtcxniting Attorney . & COLGROVE. ?7 Lawyers. (Officw over R. K. Grant’s store.) PracUce id oil court* of thu State. CollecUotu .-.rotuptly looked after. Money to loan on real skmkni k’MITH Loxal £■ Kx*m y. c. H. VanAkxax. a van a rm an, Knappen Lawyers. (Over HaMincs NaUmud Bunk.) JOHN CAR VETH, • Attorney at Law, Middleville, Mich. »> W. N1SKERN, I . Lawyer. (Over Spaulding's dry good* store.) Will attend |Tomptiy to all business In oil • ourU. Charp-rt rvasonnble. A ~E?KEN ASTON, A. Attorney at Law, (Over J. 8. Goodyear ft Co.'s More.) )T3rtJe<- in all courts ot the State. Collection* prumpUy attending to. a'CwTlowry. m. d., "1. ~ Physician, Surgeon and OcultoL (Office. 301 Thorn Hl., Hastings, Mich.) ‘lulls in town or country promptly attended. Office hours—« to 10 a. m. and 1 to 3 p. m. Telephone al Holloways’ drug store. tfr- Hpeeial attention paid to surgical diseases ACK ETTA BUTLER, Pysicians and Surgeons, 1 Prairieville, Mich.i XU eaUw. nlgbtor day, j>rompUy atteudvd. , WHOLE NO.. 1493. HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY 29, 1884. 11 R. TIMMERMAN, ” . Homuepathic I’hysician & Burgeon, just who and what manner of man he Plrat dnoi e*M of HoUouujn* drug store.) was. He soemsd.to have religious oplnR. Wm. JUNES, ons and convictions at certain times, Dentist, but on close ol»servation be seemed to 111 work promptly attended to. carrv out only one idea namely: to be evoke &Tb essy*. “all things to all men” with an inclina­ Physicians and Surgeons. tion to be agreeable to widows, which (Frwport, Mich.) had a tendency to show hTm to l»e a •all* promptly attended r Creek, are visiting their uncle, Buei Bradley of-thto place. x # Rev. J. Clancy has gone to Canada for Elder Gillaspie and wife are called to a vtoit. Mr. Barrett filled the M. E. South ilnven by ths illness of Mrs. GU pulpit, Sunday morning. _ aged mother. / Capt. John Earl and wife are visiting “There to many a slip between the friends in York state. cup and lip,” ao the young man thought Hattie Bramble leaves Prairieville who dropped hto saucer into the water this week, for a home in Grand Rapids. pail at a social the other evening. Mr*. Mac. Chamberlain to on the sick Mr. Eli De Vine to visiting hto brother. Itot. MraF. F. Ward to better. OBAVOKVII&X. . . Some of the young people of this vil­ Who will rise, and answer the query lage attended the services held in the from Bowens Mills concerning the Wall lake school house, last Friday the 13th inst? It might have been the comet, “a switching of its tall.” Gebrge Saddler’s baby one year and a half old fell from a chair and bit its tongue nrerly half off. It bled ao pro-. freely It bream, necreaary to area phyHir-iun sician. Our exhibition came very near being a failure for want of a place to hold it. As some thought it was not the pink of propriety to have a school exhibition tn a church, it will be held£n the hall at the hotel. Mr. Morrell who bought the Gun Lake house to taking advantage of the nice sleighing, by hauling stone, for building a foundation and improving said place generally. Mercury 28 degrees above zero, very good weather and traveling splendid for all kinds of business. Mrs. Bunnell, the preacher’s wife, to nursing a sore hand; probably a felon. Mr. Arbour reports hto son Henry­ doing such a “splendid business” up north. From the Herald. Mr. Wm. Uttick, of Carlton, to mak­ ing prepa rations to build a large bank barn next summer. Jared Smith, residing three miles west, is vffy sick with pneumoia. Dr. DeVore attending physician. On Wednesday morning, the 20th inst, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, of Carlton, found j themselves „„ the „„ happy possessors of a twl_|ve pounu ouy. , twelve " 2'' X Amos Dildine, redding 2J^ miles __ east ,,f Keller^atore? in Campli' township. had a child 6 years of age drown in a cistern, Tuesday the 19th. Miss Helen Moore from Grand Rapids, and Mias Sarah Aldrich from Grand Traverse, also Theodore Bouck of Dut­ ton, visiting at W.S..Bouck’s tbto week. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Pell, who have ix'en visiting Mr. N.. £>r»ysu>l Brayton the -MH!U VlNlling mi. AN Ull- past j i. *u tir.v.a.a.ii minister from Brooklyn. At other week, returned to their home in Howell WFoLTON A CJMMIK .. nmii fa a ni.um Mr times his thorough proficiency in the • o >• M _ . , ’ the of •slang wonto and eitoy a..' Ul" MIC Watertown insurance Co. ' use ... --------------. familiarity I jjygyton, and but recently married. Mr. A. liiim. of this nlace. met with «.<•> write pollutes ou * man's projwrty ftgalnrt ,h crooked“ ways of the - -------------.......... - —------------ world ------ . M’r A Dipp of thia plaw. met with a a lOtvi by lire, lightning or wind; .apilnst a man's " ,vn ‘•ne ____ tJ ■ alderman. Merion*-accident on Monday while haulitfn bjr death and accident. , jstamped him as a Chicago.......... ........ Yet from certain peculiarities, promi- j|1R hay tipped over and he g iriOK & SHELDON. nently brought out, it is extremely like- • wgH t»irown ofr; striking with terrible 1 “ K — Vtna Irvu* n nitiTikTV . . • ... 1 1. .. completely —1.. iGffii f tn Abstract niock, Hastings, Mieh.) ' ly that New York has lost a citizen. force on the front bolster; Have the only set of Abstract Books In Barry- ;■ jHto vtoit waa was brief onei SS as it a was was brilliant. nnuia»v. severing one side of his nose. Ho to do­ fi6anbW,, ______ . ..... fhnt -------- I We regret to say that the place that ing well at present. . L A' E0<’TK^y.ician am! Surgeon. | <■"“ “» ‘"^'.“'prei’' - Ve™ed"^f Odd-FeltawsHBii. n R by their ill behavior. Those who have not sufficient seif-reepect to t>ehave well In a religious meeting, would ___ do better to remain at home. . gave a <m u,e A targe number of * .. ... . . the little folks were present, and were entertained right royally by Mrs. Gow. Several vacant houses in the village place celebrated the fifteenth birthday of Lalie Lee, by giving him a complete surprise. The evening was paroed very pleasantly in playing snap-and-ketch_________________ __games, _________________ *em and other new in which the elderly people also gmeraly participated, “Army Buinmar," by C. Ainsmith, waa excellent, and provoked genend laugh­ ter. Ret. Mr. Livermore’s addreaa was carefully written and touched upon-the i patriotic ctoacter. of Washington in a Mtoe Jennie Sackett, of Bellevue, very appropriate manner. L. J. Wheelspent Saturday and Sunday with her | er talked abcral the citiaen aoldiw. Wa sister Fannie, who to twrhing in this | exported to hear Romcthing of Amenca's citizens aoldier of W and 'd6, but viainity.__________________________________________________................................ Report of school district No. 4 of time wm culled before the speaker gut through with Pruaaia’a military Gran­ Johnstown: der*. Prof. J. C. Duiil gave an extem­ pore talk of five minutea upon “Why 100, Gw. Clark. 100 Emma Adams, 100, LUtte Norrix 100, laottlc .Webster, SO. Andy Adams. SO, these patrotic gatherings T in which he Maggie Barker. 96. Chw. Ktortner, HXkLalfe Lee, daacribed a scene at the battle of GettyalOO/Harr)-Ktevens, 100, Jane 1«, Geo. Lee. 100. burg in a very effective manner. Hto CU«1 B.-Grant Sewell. 90. Howard Btevess, 90, OtL.i Ktebridger, 90, Emmil Lee. M, Haunk* remarks were very appropriate, and NorrU, 90. Frank Jewell, 90. . 7 touched the right chord in the audience An original poem was written and read ni>To*v. by Mim L. Adda Ntebote; subject “Washington.” The. author handled her subject well and contributed ins large measure to the sueoese of the entertainmeht The recitations were ah HC1KXCK or OOVMtXMRNT. so good that to mention one and not the rest would be invidious. The dance Class A.—Lillie Norris, TO. Goo, Clark, 70, after the close of the literary program Lynda Powers. W, Manflr Barker, so, Hannle was well attended and the Post netted Ktrvins, ». Etnma Adams, 75, Jane Stevens, «0. CUm B.-OUU Rtabridger. 75, Kmmlt Lee. 75, about S40 to be used for the care at taGrant Jewell, 75, Hannlc Norris. TO, Carrie Lee, digent members of the order. 75, Otto SU rens, 70. Mr. John Smith met with quite a se­ rious accident last evening. He and hto daughter were going to church and there were two teams behind them, the last one started to drive by, at which those in the middle started up so quick OXOOBAPHT. as to run into Mr. Smith’s cutter, break* Claan A.—Harry Stevens, so, Annie StcvoM, W. ing in the beck, throwing out Mr. Smith Klllia Norris. Lottie Webster. TO. Emma and throwing him onto the dash, break­ Adams. «5, Geo. Clark, so. Class B.MXUS Klsbrirtaer. 73, Kmmlt Lee. TO, ing that. The pole struck him, inflict­ Currie l#t, TO. Etna Adams, TO, Hows rd Kiev ins. ing serious injuries, ths extent of which is hot known. Mrs. S. rocaped with no KftPLX GKOTB. more serious damage than a badly tom George Mosey'a school closes Friday. dress. Mr. Smith was able to call on Miss Lettie Howland to visiting relathe Dr. to day, but seems badly hurt. tivrehere. W BAXOIXO*B. Quarterly meeting at the M. E. church Spring term of oehool at Week’. । laM ud Sund»> . wbool house Monday. Miss May Fox. of ■ Mr Herrick has sold his farm, eonOnmg«yille.re toacher. . sideratton •Mtn. Mr. Mreson has been very sick but is hM some better. teach two weeks longer than her three Robert Haynes had the misfortune to months |n Buck cut his foot severely. The entertainment givm by the Post Stanton Hazard has sold his place to st K„hvnle iKst ftjajy night, was Chaa. Eddy. . , wen attended by the Maple Grovettes. R. H.'Laral>ep has goWwme from the LAOKT. north woods. Last Tuesday Mr. J. S. Stevens was J. Benjamin had a narrow escape last week, by the overturning of hto taken quite ill while going to Battle sleigh loaded with a log. Nothing but , Creek, on a visit, accompanied by his NEIGHBOKIMG IXOHAIGM ' Ixmell Journal Dennis, of the Hastings Journal, speaks about “dying at the top," For • man who was born dead arthe top it to a big subject to tackle. He’d better get some boy to help him. A Lowell man says he enntraoted with a fanner for several cords of beech and maple wood, supposing of course R would be half ahd half maple. He says be got about one-eighth in ma­ ple and seven-rights in beech. Redeem. ed to think it wasn't quite square. An­ other man says be was never in a town where so much maple wood, with beech bark on it was sold as in lx?well. Congressman Houseman, who was so tien*e for free t.rmle only a few weeks ago, has experienced a change of heart on the tariff question and to now doing his best to prevent the removal of the _______ ________ 1 duty on lumber. Why this sudden con■ v.-raion'y ” He has tain hearing from vf-rsion? He has liewi hearing from the depth of the snow saved him from wife and other relatives. They had ommeof hia-eonsllts." Mr. Houseman being crushed r . gone as far as Hrelford uml obliged to. hM tHKx>me no thoroughly rbnvortrei ■C. n. Prichard was nt home Saturday. , return beeailno of his illness. lhat he now )f imnbe, j, put on the He has two weeks more school to teach. I Mm. Jane Miller, of Battle Creek, via-1 frec liBl wjB ro|n the Michigan lumand then will return to the Agririlltu- itod relatiire in thia neighborhood. 111W inter«t and defeat the democratic mt collewe at Lansing. ‘ amolg whom were Mr ud Mrs. J. 8. | r<rtv ln slate." Whew! Wbopi of the parties have Stevens and tbs Clarks, of the ad joining \ whoop! Houseman is “right at him­ II A few friends ■ ---- -----------.a,— xe.,.«o,s neighborhood. i neir as the poet aays. canto for a wedding, reb28th. . . (kmcert at the M. E. church next Sat- ■ -----* From all reports it .seems that the i cloth men f(»und lots of suckers in this . urday evening. Charlotte ltepubll< :m. —------------. | There to a great rivalry between Fotl wun^'‘ H»w waiting to buy —— N ABHVIDLE. J ter, of the Hawk, and Strong of the bags at seventy-five cents per dozen ? Mrs. Miller, of Jonesville, to at her 'Nashville News, as to which is the best C. V. Robinson, of Hope, will build a daughter's Mnt. C. L.lltesgow, visiting.' skater. new house in the spring. 1 Mrs. A. L. F<Kite returned from Otse- ’ There to a report of a good joke oa \A few partire in this vicinity, were I , . . «_x. j the young editor of the Dimondale Sub. los^W by the burning of Bartley's mill.1 Jaaverne Thompson and wife, of Or-1 Re started to a masquerade dressed in « angtn ille. and F. A. Bacon and wife, i female apparel, anti an official not in of Itoririeville, visited A. S. and L. A. [ the secret ar-eated him. Wright will summer over twelve - - ---------- • i . lumre ud. M.la «.. Nmh.Uk'.Mfch.> ! know him mI more. He leovea . prel- on Saturday night of last week was orL. J udge and Mr*. VanZile have now lift« n huniirert tire, if he cannot sell *■ . «'i.. itenMmte next door north Wolcott Houne. ! ty young widow to mourn her/ohS, successfully carried out The Freeport to O. & M. road at Augusta. Sites rouv Doty, Af of C.h, Chyne, a prominent gotten fairly settled in their old home. mH call- promptly attended too, day or nlflrt. > bnt hpr lotW l8 undoubtedly our great Ixxlge was itestotcd by about fifty vtoit-1 ; wtock driver, has been upending several They have almost made .the interior ! Surprise party at Robert Blivins* on IDSEPH KNIGHt’ | gain. > ing members^from Hastings, Middleville [ 9ver new, and with the handsome deco­ i days with R. Mayo. ! last Monday evening. <1 Veterinary Surgeon. f. p. Hilbert is on thoxick list. and Woodland. Among those prreent _____ A. E. Hawthornte, of Bay City, form- rations and furnishing,’ probably have Oedab Creek. | erjv our station ygi nt, sp^Qt Sunday at the most tasty and'elegant home tn the (tizMid-nc-. Rutland.nenrYwklvy.school bouse.) Thad Rogers to keeping bachelors from Hastings were F. Stanley and n*«h‘ •* “> • . hall. He petal? himself on hiaproficlen- and wife; A. Maynard and wife; Wm. HSidney Hull to getting lumber to build Dr n A Barkers. city. * • ■ Caddv Griffith was at Lansing, visit­ Hayford and wife; Jas. Murphy and a new" house in the spring. The heavy windstorm of Tuesday a F. imrewkjiT ~W. P. roraaxu., M. D. ! UX >” baking pirn eakre School closed at Cedar Creek Frij jng friendB last week. wife; Dr. Fuller and wife. From Mid ­ Some people in the west side of Sun ­ I evening blew the large spread eaglee off nits. BROWN A PQLHEMUS, "*nnU ,n ,hft vt \\rulter Welmter has formed a law , the gables of the new eonrt house. It dleville: M. F. Jordan and wife; M. N. day with a splendid exhibition In the 1 >' Homofpathie I’hysfcians A Surgeons. field arc getting up a reputation. evening, which was largely attended^, partnership with S. W. Fowler, of ManReport of school district No. 6 of Jordan and wj)e; J. H. Keeler and wife; to supposed that the center of the atmos­ DBct* over Julio* RuMeH*a store. Main St.) 'A wedding in town last Saturday eve- ist^ and will n.niain there until April pheric disturbance originated in the ■ Gall* answered from the office al *1! hours of Woodland: Dr. Hanlon and others. Upwards of toe day or night. Dr. Poihemtis will give special • AIUTHMKTIC. lOi) partook of the banquet in Union ning. The parties were George Camp-1 first Eaton Rapids Journal and the Grand .•Mention to discuses of the Eye and Ear. Lgl,,... How. T.Iz.vv rlri 11 rrKfr,r* ot Will... teacher in aL — primary beil and ’Miss daughter Will-1 Brown, the Office hours -9 to 12 a. n>.; 2 to 4 p. m. Ledge Independent offices. HaU. On Monday afternoon, the -18th of iam How. • I room, to laid up with mumpm and the One of the fire-pots used by the roof­ Eliza West is visiting her many | jm,|t ones are having vacation which ers on the Court House was left on the Feb. occurred an event in the life of ( ^MITH A PACKARD. <riends In this filter. , they enjoy. Miss Bro^ra to giving good roof, Tuesday evening, and the stiff t.StafltaJihw? arerEksnl' m. *»"’ Orierel Mr*. Samuel Roush, of this village, iLizzie Lewi* Is quite sick; tltoease, satisfaction in her department, and we breeze fanned up quite a blaze, and which she will never forget. It being 90. Minnie Griebel W. caused sparks to fly around rather pro­ her 41st birth-day, the ladies of Fraeport xttmuimptiop. hope her illness will be brief. ■nrroRY. Mrs. D. O. Ward's health to ver>poor and vicinity, to the numi>er of 30. Several of Nashville’s Knights Went miscuously, creating considerable ex­ citement No damage was done, but to Hastings on Monday evening. Meyern no, ErnUn* Sherk Ipo, Hattie Hood io>, planned and carried out a very complete this winter. Jolla Rchuler M, KnretU Sherk «■ Miss Bowker, a teacher in one of the * Bradley Wheeler has returned from Chas. Bradt was slightly scared, surprise for the occasion. Mrs. Rouse Shop on State St., Opp. Court House OROGRAPHY. ; was iMjguiled away from home during west districts was very badly poisoned several weeks visit to Ohio, and re­ made good time in reaching the roof' with sumach, which the scholars sumed hto old place behind F. C. Boise's and putting out the fire. the forenoon. In some mysterious man­ "aiSa^lUdle iZkkrtt M. Bose KrUsnU IS. , make popguns, mistaking, counter. ner. only known to the ladire in charge. brought in Jo Allegan Journal. loulsa Smith 99. ' Miss Maggie Jeffreys to about to close it for st et‘ alder. ”— Upon her return, the company were as ­ It to claimed by many that very few Kspeclal|Atteoflon given to Veterinary BhoeGBAMMAB. Up millinery here and reCharlf, Chandler,. who has been. sick , -r-r? ________ - business — •n<; sucb a* Interfering and boof-bouod Honea. peach buds on the lake shore are killed, CUuA-Haltie Hood ». Bniilns Sherk w. sembled. the table* spread and a genuine BureUo Sherk n. PenaelU Meyere IV. Edwin surprise successfully executed. Nunidr- In Gratiot county for the last eight or j mow to Portland, but Capt Reed, who Uvro on the bank Merer, n. Jull* Moen » . ■ mfenreHttits were preaented to the hap­ ten weeks, died about ten days ago. ; Qne week from next Monday to our of Lake Michigan in-Saugatuck, told an Our Work Shows for Itself. py recipient, and very enjoyable time Charles was son of E. P. Chandler, who barter election. Very little has been Allegan man that he had examined hto jn regard-to the matter as yet, but experienced by all who were so fortu­ ha« the sympathy of the whole conuuutrees and didn't find more than one bud Horw Owners, If you h*ve never patronized should wake up and nity. ; the ub. wv aak you to give a trial, fooling confident nate as ttHie jireaent. * in a hundred alive. -f'' BOWXWB Frank Bulre' little girl Is "till very Another wedding soon. Cards are see that competenTmeD are elected; and •onldunt that if you do no, you will remain a Here to an agricultural product for DBL.TOM. permanent patron. the first step to at the caucus. We hope out for the same. low. Probably will not recover. our light-soil farmer* to try, the ever­ J. HMITH. Lola of good sleighing gnd unow fallto see a large gathering at the. primary. Mire Newton b< vtalting at Mm. -las. K. PACKARD. aaenta. green millit, of which a California ex­ '"mi. Albert McAllsster wss through Rnfua Stanton appeare quite elevated The interest seemea to center around change says that much interest has l>een PeVine'e. Quite an excitement along the county of late. Who will wonder when they village marshal. At present several manifested in its introduction on the this place one day last buying fur. good men are’ tallked of, if they will line Friday evening, on account of a Pacific coast, and that it to claimed to Mr. Thomas Sprague is the boas fur know the cause-a Ano girl baby. runaway team belonging to the widow The Wilber and Hall Taylor. accept. This to an important office, and lie a most valuable forage plant. - It । catcher, be has caught well, toe many to do SAW GUMlet us put in a man who will perform the Franke, which broke loore from the rt Erie, Oceana Co. are visiting their seems to be adapted to all soils, and .es­ for re to count: some rata, some mink, hitching poet in front of C. W. Annbrother. Weeley Taylor, of Maple drove. duties of the place with fidelity to the pecially to the dry plains or table lands some coon, and end aqme—skunk. people's interests. Acrieultund Warehouse, afrong'» store The Warn ran home, a. of California, where there to little rain­ Mr. E. E. Grflley is home again, and They came with the intention of organ­ The Continental Volcaliste and Swtoa dtotance of three miles, damaging the izing a singing convention In this vtcinfall. It grows luxuriantly for months the mill will be running again soon. ity, of which they appear very capable Bell Ringers canceled their engagement without moisture, and does not require sleigh and harneea somewhat. lir. Marvin Gwin slant a few *ys J M. ROGERS A CO. here, after learning that Commodore The O. A. R. box social was a grand of doing. affair. Over fifty borre were sold. The A ymuig dish-washer was presented j Foote had been here with the Smith produce a heavy crop. The grass to of Whe .-trlkvrii.lniwtin.ow. Jfcrv , Bell Ringer troupe. uuaninwus verdict wre that a good rapid growth, and affords a constant had to Mr. and Mrs. John Norris last week. wouldu't have eared »o much Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Clark spent a coup­ I The G, A. R. entertainment on the CORN, OATS, CLOVER SEED, TIMOTHY time was enjoyed with the result of only had hia good coat on. • 22nd was a succeae in every particular. le of days with friends and relativea In patting gl3 into the Poet fund. SEED, CORN MEAL, FLOUR, HAIR, fait Another important conMdrretran ■The man Pierce that ran away from I The opera house waa crowded to its utMrs. Curtis and daughter, of Rutland, three parts, haahrenheard from. Heir Hattie Creek, laet week. LIME, PLASTER, STUCCO, to the crop of roota. which are mW to hr We wUh to inform the public Uu* ' most capacity. The literary exercises spent a portion of last week st C. W. in Kent Co., and gore by the name of WATER LIME. white, tender and nutritious. It to three pipre that were found on the ' began promptly at 7 JO, and consisted claimed that throe rooto are relished by Armstrong’s Thoroun. Any wtohing toaeehxmcan Lew Smith says be to -aloud sig with guide board will not harm any one. of singing, essays, addresses and recita­ all aorta of stock, md for that purpose him at Duttrei. __ They were placed there by three luna­ lions. The moat notable feature in the p bad gold." Sorry,'for it spoils Lewis find The district achool doare Friday'th* tic* who had iwaped from the asylum singing was the quartette which sang Wth. KMynhreglven thebretotaati^ The Vacant Chair-Meaara. Buioe, BarWe say amen to yonr posiUon on the lately. ' .................. ON ALL THESE ARTICLESThe HAMMKJLBkOOBymr., ■whiskey and gambling question. 8= BLACKSMITHS, a°sa-«k Horseshoeing a Specialty. ^^reor^nrerareibg.^ SAW GUMMING ! ROCK BOTTOM PRICKS __ u-ifn nf » Melville Holdomb anil Jamre Bnmily �I A Morel —*— —---------- - The BioMp-apbw hw “ «W”ii( •{ • tha eorontric Tboo>», Day, aathor a( "Sandf.-rd and Morton, who mlotook to raise s wif« to order. When Day, who was a precocious lad, came of age. he ancceeded to *u ample fortune, and began to look about him for a wife. He met one lady who suited him, bnt he did not mrit her. Then he conceived the notion of educating a girl to be his spouse He chose two girls, in order to have a better chance of success; one from an orphan school, a flaxen-haired girl of 12, named by him Sabrina Sidney, after the Severn and Algernon Sidney; the other from the foundling hospital in London, wham he named Lucretia He took the girls to Franco, where he honed in qniel to discover and discipline their talents. ; s In the course of the process they all 1 three quarreled, and. to add to the dif­ . fl'-ultTes, the girls caught tha tmtall-pox. When they recovered, he was glad to return to London, where he apprenticed Lucrbua to a milliner. Suwequently ».he married a linen draper, and Day, in his gratitpde, gate her a dowry of £500., Sabrina was given a farther chance of educating herself to .become Mrs. Day, but it was impossible to eradicate her Mmse of pain. When melted sealing­ wax was dropped on her arms she flinched, and she htarted and screamed when pistols were fired at her garments, Wiien Day tried bar fidelity by telling her pretended secrete, she divulged them ill gossip with her servants. He sent her to a Ixmrdjng-school for three years, but, although she fell far short of his ideal, ■ he was not altogether pleased when she married bis friend Bicknell. Day finally fell in love with Honora Hneyd, who was engaged to the un­ fortunate Maj. Andre. She didn't want Mr. 'riiouiaa Day; neither did her rister, to whom he proposed. At last, however, he met his reward in the person of Miss Esther Milnes, a lady of wealth and culture. [New Orleans Cor. New York Tribune.,1 Last week while hunting near Magolia, Miss., I came across a crooked and lame, but pleasant, darkey well ad­ vanced in years, getting out rude pine riiingles. After learning some inter­ esting facts concerning hia slave life he gave me to understand that he was of noble extraction, having been theprojierty of “Mnss.1 Douglas, frum de norf." He recollected the brilliant and power­ ful senator very well, but had a much — "“«• 8£i«kley theoverueer ot U>e plauUUon, owHow mauy d.d DouglM ■M^g^ig^h,^ b*„" The ratal Maaae off Wa flixlianapottlTlmt*.] Forty-four years ago the writer waa calb d in a professional capacity to a I arid tn the taoder apriug time • rudely constincted log cabin in the When the flowers had bloomed awhile, I am weary of this wild beauty, woods, sixteen miles east of this city. And 1 long for summer’s jmilo; A male child was born—the first-born The glorious, passionate summer— of man and wife—whose intelligence All glowing with farvont heat, . When the winds come up from the southland, and general cultivation was much in advance o< the society in which they lived. They w are determine;! to make The summer slept on the hill tops, themselves a home of plenty in the new The s ju’th wind wailed and sighed, country by their own industry, having The robin’s song grew drowsy. Wnile lbt> roses bloomed and died; nothing but a quarter so tion of good Twas tt>eu I thought ot the autumn, land and their household goods. They And I longed tor the thoughtful(days. came frdm Clearmont, county, Ohio.When the trees should don their purple, | Three neighbor women were there, and Ami the hill tops hide in huz». ' after the little stranger was dressed the Then autumn came in her grandeur; : mother, with black hair and beautiful The grass grew old and brown. J,eyes, was asked to name the bdy. “I And splendor lay in the forest. i want to call him Walter, but it is an And the leaves came drifting down; | unlucky name. My great-grandfather Twas then I longed for the winter, T1m» winter cold and jiale, 1 was named Walter, and he never came And my restless heart grew weary, i home from the war for independence. And the autumn's charms were stale. { Then my husband’s grandfather was And now in the heart of winter, • I named Walter, and he wont to the war I sigh for the spring again, I of 1812 and he never returned. His And I think in wild hnpatience j oldest brother was named Waiter. He Of the flowers ou hill aud plain; went to sea and we heard that he beAnd yet, ere the spring baa vanished,. came a soldier in Europe, but he never My heart will tire, I know, While the jewel. Content, I ueek for, : returned. We do not know where any Will Dever be mine below. I of them are buried. No grave-stones I mark their resting-placea. 1 here ia no SIGHTS IN MONG KONGwar now, and 1 trust never will be in k our life-time in thia country, and I am in m<htr>i m—ip../.. «r tk« Briuak (aTor at calling him Woltar, tb>t th. r Stncklun’ he wnk ns pow’ful hard," was the unhesitating answer. On going to dinner my inquiries dis­ covered several persons who recollected that Douglas once owned n slave plan­ ' tation in Lawrence county, and one breeding reoklexa jollity, it ia not long coaid tell dm how to reach the* historic 1 before they o«-e to J|x>. free „>ord spat, which is on Pearl river, a pleasant | agent. Then they eurw and beat their stream of yellowish, pearly color. No riokiah. men. aid ride .boot one knew how the slaves came into the [ ; Bcarcelyany bogiiir.ance of whither they ” 1 Bre being carried. As I have already ® ’ 1 intimated, I am-implacably opposed to ■ the ret mr fadigmSlon wm kindled in thmr behnK .t tint when I , kindled in their behalf nt first when I witneseod th. brnUlily with which they ilndiaiispolin Sentinel.] ' u-itnAHwnH IEa lirutalitv with which thov As. Mr.' DeWitt _,-jT~ ' j-;t0. -----Pease, <7. v. of 7,New ' are are treated treated by by these these Bailors. sailors. Bat my Yak, stepped from a Michigan ( en- cominiaeration was all dissipated when tr*l trwn tn tlue <^ty yexterday a hnnd- mjWendMid; jom. young lady laklpped up to him, 4D<m.tpitJ th„m. john Chinaman threw her anna Uptnroualy about hi, > . nndcr ^w, but ho anil be on top nook and ktaaed him many time., aay $otty Wait tfll (he Bailonl I। | ।I ' I | j' | , I I j IRON B1TTIRS. . | ' old family name may be retained among [Cor. New Orleans Time*-Democrat.) us. ^.'wenty-two ^Twenty-two years from that time One of the flrat things I noticed upon Walter bade his widowed mother fare­ landing in Hong Kong was the disai- I well to join the army for the defense of pation which is^ always going on. At the Union and the home of hia child* — first I thought Home celebration must be -hood. He was a good.... and brave boy, in jirogreas, but upon making inquiries but was missing after the battle of I was assured that thia, was not the Stone river. All efforta to gain soityt trace of his death and final reatingcas®. “It ia always ao," said an American plaoe proved futile. No one can tell citizen. "Every day a certain number where, when, or how he died, or who of Bailors are allowed to come on shore, disposed of hla remains. His mother and they avail themaelves fully of thia mourned the loaa of her first-born, and privilege. As there are some two often regretted that site had named thousand of these sailors at present on him Walter. A few years a-,*o she died board of the men-of-war in Hong Kong at the old home. On her death l>ed harbor, this city ia quite lively most of /he said: ‘Bury me boride my hus­ the time. It ia the men aboard these band on the hillside, aud if Walter’s war-ships who get the wildest, for the grave is ever found spend all the estate enforced idleness of their life breeds I leave, if it takes that much, to bring recklessness when they once get him homo and put him by hia father and me.’" ' ashore." These sailors are beaidlesa young fel­ lows for the most i>art, and though An ATnhnnon sav« of Wa-uloll Philexchange says ot Wejueu 1 UH they have a swaggering and tyrannical lips: “He was the great orator of the mien, 1 should not think that they anti-slavery cause. In the stormiest would impress the Chinese as very period of the abolition movement,when । formidable. Walking about the streets j last evening in company with a citizen ।I anti-slavery speakers were hissed by the populace, when rotten eggs were I saw literally hundreds of these sailors, । I crowding the saloons so thick that yon j। hurled at them, when mobs threatened and sometimes ausailed them, he never could tmt .... tl..- oouuter. Onteid. Ij “ quailed nor lost his presence of mind. (d ked ■ qu In the tempest and j le was no ranter. M ,-m. -Uh tunom. toward «>■ “"« a i_____ «' 4“» -»i "■ coming ashore. ... 1 gravitate far, (or the Chinc.se runners almost attempt the perilous feat of walking on the water in their eagerneas to meet the sailors half way. ' itea kHerUndiag th. wilor. gr.vitat« toward a aaloou. and, lumbers HAMPO1 Detfers in Fine W«il PBprrt, Leather Papers, i.iNCRrsTA. paper ceiling deco­ rations, rtore shade*, decorative picture moulding® and centres. Estimates given <«eo’«iockp. m . and design/. submitted for frescoing and •W® •“ld [ paper dmiratioBS. rlaitaod to be due. at the ds 866 JaBeroon Av„ Detroit. Mtab. Gray’s S] ■ i TRADE MAttK.TV ■AM THE BEST TOKIC. Curt. Completely «>r.e*»*l». Velaria Meer aM ■ I vision, premature old age, and many ocher diaeast* that lead to Insanity or Consumption, and ■ a premature grave. I Full particulars in our pharaphiet. which we desire to send free by mall to everyone. Thti Hpedto Medicine is sold by aU druggists at tl fPHO I ! , THE GRAY MBHICINK 00., Buffalo. M. Y. On Recount of counterfeita, we have adopted I the senvine. Williams GnaraateesveBow ’of corewraaner. Issukl iwthe us.only or Farraod. : A Co.. Detroit. Mkh. . ' । ; | Dr. Prworlxy: i ere<Uy with prolapsus, being obllgto to use , a supporter during all thoae painful, weary rears; but, thank* to your medicine. I wear It no more. I laid it off after using one And . a half bottle*. I am not well, but I work all lion, give them my full address J<MBYVILUL 111., / Dr.Prrorxxt: proved. Bbe is gaining in weight and oolor. I and I think feels tetter than she ever did; her nerves are steady, and the distress In her chest !■ entirely gone. I firmly believe that Zos-Pheri |* all that has saved her Ufa. I .n",.“.birtd Mur. 11 ain not afraid u> tell whul a wonderful cure your medicine is. Tonrs respectfully. “ mjwiuwm-h. &P®®"* ‘’I*™1*’*it hereto l fr?_ytlthdN>* Msn-JC a. I. i '•‘yUjfnxit di.*of HaMitutK, in Vi '7,7 , 1 b.-u a’sSrSx.S^Ior*^ PP*. ,T*lt All that ox ■ Mtaale In tlw o^t, scribed । State of Michigan. Omnty of Barry—m. I At a se**ian of Ute Probate Court for the Dated December 12th. A. I) usti county of Barry, holden at the Probate office in c , _ CHOLKTTC. Beach ; the city of Hastings tn said county on Monday. Sole Execokr o< the last will and te<u | the 34th day of February, in the year one thousmeat ef Martha Ann Beiuh, I and eight hundred aad eighty-four. CL*PP»«CTMOU», I Present, Clement Mnlth, Judge of Probate. Attorneys for bote Exeeutor, : In Um- mutter of the estate of Charily Hazen, I deceased. , On reading and filing the petition, duly reri1 fled, of Helen M. McNutt, one of (be helm at law I of nald deceased, praying this court to determine Al a newton or the Probate Court for thr cow. who arc and were the heirs at law of said de­ Wo‘j1CT * lhe »*™bair (»®rv In the at. . ceased nnd entitled under U>c law s of this state i of Hastings In said county on M.uunlai thr ic_ day of February, in the yearone tbousaud «-•<■■ • , dlwl seized. and eighty -four Thereupon It- is ordered, that Monday, the hundred Present. Oetnent Smith, Judge of Protate. 24th day of March, alien o’rlock tn the forenoon, be assigned for the hearlug of said jxtltion. and that the heirs at law ot Mud deceased, uud all OnreaditwaiMi fllln* the petition, duly rrnR..; I (Aber nersons Interested in said estate. are re­ o( .David A. Bowker, that *• pa^r said_ rourt. then <«-. - wltT”‘X 1 _ court •praylux ’T"-’ puraortiuc "‘T™ quired to apfpear st a 'session *-----“of ■ **" u> wav (*■ ub Bn<1 l**his Umrnl of *alTdeceasr<t to Im- bolxlen wtMnimrtv^iuid’ahow emiee*' V?anv 1 lM"-1 wlU torrebe^wtijlht.-prayer of >uud i*«jtiUoner sboukl • noJTS ^further ordered that Mid petitioner ■ d '* tire to the persons interested In said . । estate, of the pendency m-Sara petition, nnd the nooa.be amlimed for the I 1Uk. ‘«v 1 newspaper printed and circulated tn said count (J ta_——---^ *— *'—“ -------- ■— weeks nrevlous previous to said dsv day of hexrtr.tf hearing. srek* wfaj. of lbc |<ruiou-r bW’ clement SMITH, be panted. I <A true copy.) Judge of ITrhote.- I1 not And it Is further ordrn-d that *aid prtitKxw Kive uotlre to tbr person* Interested In r ' tate. of the pendency ot said petition, and u­ I deV*lfty. Keoently I had a severe attack of j nun. « 1 I pajD jDU>y head, caused by weakness and I I MrSiTl. ill nervous exhaustion. I thought I should die. .f «hl Harry core tn rsrh wrek for three Mum kk u . tr wnnr vw From Mrs. John Hpltlsr, . No. a win hi, MKjSto. Ot 1-TrtMt. ; i4*™.ewj___________ In thr matter at tee estate of Debora Garwood. . 1‘robate Order. deceased. btateffif Ml On reading aad fillngthe petition, duly verified, ai a wssioo oi of Caleb A. Garwood, one of the heirs al law of 1 ty ot Barry, bold r— e (iffice in thsaid deceased, praying this court to determine ’ city of Hastingsi in said county on Hasunlaj , LV : who are and were the heirs at law ot said de- | l«h, day7 ot .-Mbruary, Febi —— in tl»e year one tliousaM ceased and entitled under the laws of this state 1 elriil elvhi hundred hundn«t u and eightv-four to Inherit the real estate- of which said deceased ITest nl, dement AmlUi, Judge of Proimte died sclxed. In tbe matter of the estate of Emms M. Cr» p.—.. —Thereupon It Is ordered, that Monday, the dock, a mlunr. 24111 day of March nt ten o'clock In the On reading and filing the petition <"uh renfrFor sale by FREDERICK IFDTCHKlfCS. " forenoon, be assigned for the bearing ot said of Mary Craadoek, the guardian ol said mlBA? ( |n>tltl(>u, anti that the heirs at law of said de­ praying that she may be licensed to scl) errtaa ____________________________________■ , ceased, and all other persons interested in said । real estate of said minor for reasons there. I estate, are tora required appear»iatthe a session of |i *TlIeSpon it is ordered, that Twsdm. lieto WtohoUen T^rotate alu the : said Court , then to be holden _ ■ 1.__ ____Probate ,__ __ , I • Office. In the rity of Hastings In said county and i imp. day of March next >u ten o’rfock in u."bow eanse. if any there be. why the prayer ot forenoon. I* assigned for the bearing otsaid;! said prsiUoner Mhouki not be granted | tition, and that tbe heirs at law. .wl u. And It is further ordered that Mid petitioner other perrons interested ih said <->u. give notice to the persoiw- interesteu In said are required Vu appear al a -cmkni of ' ‘'•toto- °!tor pendeucy of said petition, and the Cuurt,.lhcn to he holden at the Probate oftu. bearing thereof by causing a cony of this order Che rife ot Hastings in said count) ami sb.,,, i to be published in Uk Hastings Bamhkk, a | cause. If any Uicre be, why the prawrof r > newspaper printed and eirenttted tn said County । petitioner should not be granted. of Byry. once in each week for three successive , And It b further ordered that -.aid petitier.-r weeks, previous to said tar of heart nr____ . -jve u prrwms Interested la said CLEMEN T .SMITH, I late, of the pendency of said j*rtltion. and t! <■ - (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. 1 bearing thereof bv cansine a cony of thl- «w4- « ------ I to be ixiblinhed in the Hastings BaNFMH. a m-s [ paper printed and circulated Ui said Countj a rookie i/ruer. Rarrv ovw-c in nsz-h w-ax-lr tor Utmi iiiivx«,n. State of Michigan, Counti of Bam . . At a iwwion of the Frol/ate C EMBNT SMITH. Curts Rheumatism, Lum• <‘ln,n!l.<rf ,Uirrr- holden »t the Probate Office In ■ ,. cn. ■ Judge of Probst-. the city ot HasUnp In said county on Saturday. - ■>■ . bate, Lame Back, Sprains and the isth day of February, in the year one the— M Default and eight hundred and ei<hly-fotir. Bruises, Asthma, Catarrh, a certain i the power theret Present, Clement 8n>ith. Judge of Probate. -------------operative >, ciev. In the matter of tbe estate of Huron Heafev contained . Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, deceased. t ted by Charles N. Stewart to Mrs. If. M Sum. On reading and filing the petition, duly vert- I f aring date the twenty-seventh dsj of Sown. Diphtheria, Burns, Frost ■ fled, of Asa D. Rork, rxerutor. and Miranda M । **r A. D. ISM, and recorded In the office of u.r Bites, Tooth^Ar. and Head­ j Healey, executrix, of said estate, praying that Register of Deeds In and for Barn County Mn < . their final account thia day filed, may be heard I ik'ui, on tbe twenty-seventh4aj of November a ache, and all parts and aches. and allowed and they dbr barged from their said 1 D- ,wn- In Uber “fs" of mortgagru on page • trust. j and ghen for tbe sum of five hundred and fift? : Thereupon it Is ordered, that Tuesday the i doUara. to be paid In fire years from the. 1 iMh dav of March next, at ten o'clock in the । thereof, with the privilege of paying m thrforenoon. Im- sMlgucd for the bearing of said , years, with interest payable annually al the rat«i iwtition, and that the htdrs at law of said de- | °f e*Rnl P”r ceDl P« annum; and whereas It ».*• , ceased, and all other persons Interested in said expressly agreed In said mortgage, that sliou!.' , estate, are required to appear at a session of W1) default ns made In payment of said inlrroFOSTER, MILBURN 4 CD., Prsp’i | said court, then to be hidden at the probate office i or w any ®"y l**rt 1***1 thereof, on any day whernn the <an e ------------j show I <■ n ..iu H.wi.1. prvjwed. ; In the city of Hastings, tn said county, and m*de payable as^bore — cxnt ’ and' sboate *BUFFA1XJ. N. Y., U. I cause. If any tircre be, why the pravecofilie i Itw same remain unpaid and Iin arrears fur ih' I jwtltloners should not be granted. ' /'< !i space of tblrtv days, then and from thencefortl j of said thlrt> day*. । And bt Is further ordered that said pctftinoeni V**1 *« to **V. aR«r l»P«* __ ________________ 1 give notice tp the persons lnterestedJfh said the aforesaid principal sum oof ftvr hundred *n<i rpnE HAHTIXCIK HAXxm axu fifty arrearaxv of intemu then 1 r,UJT' °Lth" P,’n<,cn<’* of "aid poution. and the “ ““ dollar*, "-------with ’" all----------A THE DETROIT Pqht AND TRIBUNE ,e*^n« toereol . by rauslag a copy- of thia ohier on, shall at the option of said ■vortr.utce isvomr to be published in the Hastings Banjik*, a due and payable immediately thereafter, and de For only szoo per yUr. 'TT/PfiPST printed and circulated in said county fault bavlnx been made in the payment of »< I3ff^u,’5rrlptions taken at this afficc. I of Barry#ice In each week for three surcesslre Intereat on one of the days whereon the same >. I weeks, previous to wild dav of hearing, “Me payable sa above expressed, and the saim 1 Milli nmalniuR unpaid and In arrean alUnxix I .. , , CLEMENT SMITH, —---------------------- I----------, <A true copy.) , Jndgr of Probate. v than thirty days have elapsed since th­ E* D C:C V ---- tin* of such default, and the odd morUiar having elected to declare the whole nrluclps fc fc» I sum ol five hundred and fifty doU*r*. with all •: BUU of MWB<aa ( ountT of Barry, -ea. of Interest thereon. |o be due ami pay, *AT * ?X art -t ITO®** for the Coun­ rearage itHum/ nnlftnn - -t'ouri -• hie by rvBMm of »uch default, therefore, then >claimed to be due and nupakl upon **id mor rare and Uh* aredmpanylnr note at the date oi mosi nouec sad reecMrfal speeiaUsU in theUA this notice, the ram W six nundn-d and thirty nllM, dollar* iVtllrtlrta and ttweaty-two UM—jl 4— -if- .Mkl nine rents, <*83*^2) MMltl tnpiaiasMiedeav^^SX'^ituuSiauu *-----niltv hsvtiu mln d^-ea^dr °f . ®8U1* ” Lucy M B®n,a' I rcsiaintn/. Address DR. WAkn x rwt a ___ u_ Wte. or any ■e is herein nied with this’ A>urt .^Jlfth day o' D. IBM, at om o'clock in the afternoon will and testament ot of that day. at the North front door or *-o trance of the Court Hsmm In the City of Hwdtw In said county of Barry and State ol Michiaan no mt<dlclne to twa­ with a storm of iiisaoe and opprobrious epitlieU, he, kept mogaificonUy calm. and if he lashed bis antagonist m with a whip of scorpions, launching upon I “JS?™ "S4 h" 'M tt I '......................... in this connection it will be proper | , r-'-m* *. ““‘‘‘‘T “ r0"°d* , °.n Sonng during the war. war, wh when Anna Dickinson .] had moved an audience to alternate cheers and tears, Wendell Phillips, who had spoken nt the same meeting, said £‘'”V 1 bf «We to make people <wr m yon do. ( W ‘ suspect ' „ “““I 1 the reason is because yon never cry your­ self,’ was the answer." D-THOMAS’ ECLECTR1C WplL [Sumpter Republican.] Mr. W. W. Guerry, of this city, ia , in many respects an extraordinary man. ' IB5x, ■». 11 1. : stupidlv drunk, and they will be ig- ' He is now about 40 years old. In child­ Oh. papa, Im .0 glad you hare | nomiou«ly dumped out by the waraide, I hood both his arms were cut oft about I oO?J®- „ ..,».* , i while these long suffering ’heathen half way between the elbow and shonl-' Mr. Peaae threw both arm.around | chineM. wiu procMj cmphminUr to der by a sugar mill, but he was full of her and hold her firmly to hla breast , fl, b thBir kall .. - 1■ I Don’t mis- envy, and it was not a great while be- ; Soon she looked up into his face and place • ” pitv. ...” * yonr fore he learned to get along without horror stood in her eye. “Don’t the English make any effort arms. He grew to be, and if yet, a man | "Oh, my! you're not my papa!" she , to check this evil ?” of prominence, integrity and usefulness. aaid, trying to free herself from bis em­ “O no, it ia so common they don’t He has strife and several children, is { brace. care to interfere. Once in a wliile, coroner of. the county, acting bailiff of , “Yeo I am,” insisted Mr. Pease, hold­ when a man gets to mashing things too ing her tightly. “Youare my long-lost generally and endangering people's Americus district, and making a hand- 1 i© income. daughter, and I am going to keep you Uve«, he will be locked u,» until he gets In the buuDM. ol life Mr. Ouerrj | right in my arms till 1 get a police­ solier. But so long as they only injure man." < . themselves, no matter if they do break hardly misses his arms. He inserts the j pen Htaff in his mouth when writing. . When the officer came and found Mr. the ]>eace, nothing is done about it." and writes as legibly and as fast as men ‘ Pease s diamond pin in the girl's hand I notice that very frequently, almost generally write who are accustomed to ■ he said: “That’s a new trick here.” always, the sailors will give the order, “Is it?" said Pease. “Well, it’s olef­ "Go to the temperance hall," when the use of the pen. He can swim, drive j a horse, tie a knot, shoot a guu Jand do 1 in New York." . they art) well under “the influence," almost anything, and do it about as and there sleep off their booze. By well as if his artn^ had never been the way, curious though the statement [Chicago Current.] । may seem, the manager of the Hong ' Edward W. Fell, of Cleveland, ia re­ ■wiaie wr inr rnsrr wr nsieris*. ' Kong institution is getting to be a con­ [Pall Mall GasMte.] ported to Jiave invented a process by j firmed sot. He has been inebriated Who is the prince of Waterloo? The which alMolutely permanent pictures । now for a fall week. The moral sentikitia sounds R/innria strange ntrancrA to tn English V'.nwliah ears, may be instantly photographed upon merit that will tolerate such . a thing name bnt at is familiar enough in Belgium, anj' substance having a smooth surface. ' puzzles me. ' 'Hie process is expensive, electricity j’ Despite all the abases to which they where it is known to appertain to the being employed. Through his inven­ | are subjected, however, these temper- duke of Wellington? A Nivelles news paper contains an announcement of a tion engraving is made an easy matter; 1 once lialls of the Orient are instituentirelyvaocarate copies on atone, wood, j lions, and really do a great deal of proximate sale of trees upon the do­ main kno4rn as the “Bois de Nivelles," metal or shell may be made without ; good. They may bo found in Shanghai, -bound Book by order of “His Grace Arthur Rich­ the great labor and care now involved. . Hong Kong, Singapore, Madras, .Bomard, Dfike of Wellington, Prince of There ia alwfivxa feeling of melanoholy I bay. Calcutta, Yokohama, Kobe, and, This extensive estate was engendered by the news of snob in­ j for aught I know, in all the cities of Waterloo.” ventions, for it ia another blow at the far east. For’1'1.25 a day sailors conferred upon the Iron duke by his countrymen, as an additional testimony handicraft. Of course it must be ad­ I and travelers who want to economize of their gratitude for Waterloo, and to mitted that the world ia made to . ore entertained in fint-class style, ami give some sort of 'local color to his progress by the inventors of labor­ j at the end of the year the citizens make tHJe of prince of Waterloo.h The Bel- i saving methods. but their introduction . up the deficit in the running expenses. gian government flnds itself much ordinarily causes temporary hardship hampered by this great foreign pro­ among those who have trained their prietor. and there was some talk a few [Chicago Herald.] hands to do that which the soientiflo months ago of its resuming the fee An old woman named Robinson, well application of nature’s forces more suc­ h°'u’en7 GRA^D ’tAPn>S A INDIANA simple of the domain of Nivelles and cessfully aoomupliahes. known as the queen of Coater mon gers I all over London, was buried there the paying the duke an annual rent for it— mating him a life-renter, in fact. other flay. She had been for ycara a A correspondent of *The Worcester vender of cat's meat, and made a fortune Spy, in an account of a conversation lie in small usury. By direction of her The Boston Traveler aays the be­ octce had with Wendell Phillipa, save: will, her remains ware borne by four, “lacked him if he had any pleasure m men wearing white smocks, followed by ■ quests left'by Mra. Eddy to Lucy Stone ___ w. 0. HUGHART, fighting; if contest gave him any natik- twenty-four ___ 4___________________________ and Susan B. Anthony—>20,000 to young women, wearing faction. He each—were not left in trust for the suf­ 1 “ » bit.' that l^e violet dresses, Paisley shawls, hate with frage cause, Ba has been erroneously hated 1 <h the very last white feathers and white aprons. The man who stated, but left absolutely to each. corpse was shrouded in white satin,with a handsome wreath round the head. Free Wendell Phillips drew up the will, my <Jr—mates fooud fault with me for and when he read it to Mrs. Eddy he always standing up for any person ur said: “Now, if Mra. Stone or Miss thing that was denonnoedf he said: attendance, including nmubwi of pony Anthony choose to stand on India wharf and throw thia money into the sea they carte and donkey barrows crowded with (MMkermnnarAN could do so, could they not?* “Cer­ "0X1 •uMOmHjwn.rtrtiim.kjtaiaw tainly they could," Mrs. Eddy replied, WllttTS IHMN VNETMtf RtU or whether Phillips know, anything ; ^RHMBIESEUW Nervous Exhaustion, TEN THOUSAND Farms in^148 ..... _ , HEADo sold at public anctiou or vendor to the hlgte-i and all otter persons Interested t^said^XJ bidder the premtees in said mortgage described an- required to appear at a session of sahi Court’ or *o much thereof as may be noeresarj to sail* fy Urn amount so claimed to be due and unpaid to«n te be holden at the Probate Office, in the upon said mortgage, with Interest at eight per r any there be, why the prayer of the petl cent tier annum, ano the. costs nnd ex|»en»es al toWNHiijML field nrMRtoes being described u. tioner should not be Krantefl -.il’OO.tolbrro^mltbM «M MtUo/wr said mortgage as foDwn. to wft; All th.*pieces dr parrels of land lying and being situate In the Town of Yankee Springs in the County- o' 1 State ot Michigan, and described » >w!t: The South East quarter (J») <M published hi I north-weot quarter (ML), of sec r printed and tion thirty-tour (MJ and the North fifty acreof the Houth East fractional quarter tk) of iec Uon numter seventren (17) both of raid desert|tlons being in Town there (37 North of range ter (A true copy.) of iTobatv. (10) West, and containing ninety acre* of land Dated .December. Till. iSKL kRB. H. M. NORKDi. 1 Mortgvxre O. J. WOLFE, tant. Probate Office in ^•bsESW highest bidde MTieMattoti M estate MBetwy K. Cairo-. KSr.uShKSaJ“3S. I the sal.1 MTUoa twenty «tx <»> nan than wood, but it The Chicago Tlfbtme hn Mon to defend anything that ww» Ataoked.1 • •tada. Inminons and widely horiioned." Gosh! AG0WSSShie �Hastings 'Banner. VOL. XXVIII. NO.-45. WHOLE NO. 1493. HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY 29, 1884. -ST Prices Down! Down! era Cross standing out magnificently in the night By the way, on that island you can see oysters climbing trees. It happens in this way: The tide rises very high, and the oyster goes up with the tide and lakes hold of tbe branches THE WEST INDIES. "Gath" has been interviewing a gen­ tleman just returned from a tour in the shore. Tbe tide goes out and the oys­ excitement. as he announced that ha West India islands, and the following ter atavs there; so he seems to have extracts are from an account given in climbed up the tree." The Cincinnati Enquirer: “I suppose that yon get all kinds of bugs and reptiles in those islands?” wrote out thia inscription in Latin.’ “O, yes. There is a lizard there called the iguana, which is perfectly [New Haven News.] harmless, but it looks like the devil. It j the penItentiariaa not long ago, and A Bridgeport, Coun., pn has alligator scales, long, powerful tail, ; during the conversation he asked tbe invented a neat thing in the burglar if he was ever frightened when a pouch under its throat, and is of sup­ a house on a burgling expedition, pressed green and yellow tints, and has in 'm.a rich, darting eye. The people eat it steam heater." Tlxe apparatus is a like chicken. It grows to the length of five feet, or almost as big as a man, “About seven or eight yean ago I got small affair, consisting of a copper boiler, under which is a diminutive into a house in a town bn the though yon generally find them about Mississippi river, belonging? ti> a lamp, all incased in a nickel box, and two feet long." balanced something tike a compass, so man that I thought was up “Dothey raise cocoa in those islands?" that, no matter what position tbe outside i “Yes, and cacao too. Cocoa is a in the woods. I got in the cellar palm-tree, which bears a nut, the oocoa- and went up stairs to the dining-room, and lit the gaa, and o}«oned a bed-room . nut; but cacao is a very small tree ar tioal position. The entire apparatus । hash, which grows the material of door, and was going in. when I saw the is so small that it can be carried in tbe which chocolate is made. The plant man and his wife sitting up in bed, pooket. After the lamp is lighted, the j was discovered in Mexico very early, with a sewing machine cover between water in the boiler is heated and cironand Cortez fopnd the Aiteos using it. them, playing cards. The man waa lated through rubber tubes, whiohrun i The cacao-tree looks like a chestnut. dealing, and the wife was keeping down the legs around the ankle*, up I It produces the third rear, but bears count, and they were playing oasino. around the bock, and_back to the boiler. i the best at seven or eight, and requires They did not see me, but at first I Tbe circulation of the warm water • to be planted under shade. This thought they did, and that, both had 1' '■a-ao cacao grows so spontaneously and revolvers to shoot me. I backed out, day. A safety valve and escape for a and thought I would go through the ’ ’ a good .1 reward to the negro ( *bring* such higher pressure of steam than the affair bread-fruit, is rest of the house, but the - fright 1 got \ planter that, like the t is allowed, to carry flows off at the back his laziness. With about I took all the tuck out of me, and af.er. 1 a cause of hia lazi of t.he wearer’s neck. Elaborate heat-* one acre of these trees he can live thinking it over a minute, I went down ers are being constructed for ladies’ cellar and crawled out. pretty well." “The next day I wa» in the poafoffice. wear. They can be worn inside the but­ “What does the cacao look like?" tle obscured. Before going anuurniu ■ ccupieai iuru uuMugn'xiui — and -—— entirely ---— and heard a couple of men talking about “It looks like the cucumber which playing cards. and one said, ‘By gosh, out of the house the Isdy a maid can had turned yellow or red, and is six mv wife and mo sat up in bed till 2 light the lamp, which, by the way, M : inches long, and grows aometiiing like . • ■<» ■ tn rnn «ir Aicrht. nr ten honn. hours. o'clock thia morning playing cards.’'and guaged to run six, eight, or eban^ng «>ior. °l^°u £vXma.efrom then he looked at me and laughed, and I thought he knew me. and I ^eut out green to crimson, yellow and purple. of the postoftice and took the first train ■ ’ The seed is taken out of this cucumber , ■ . >•_ . ; < j and dried and cured, and then put into for Winona. And, do you know, that [Chicago Tribune.] . . ' r T T 1 T''! i z-' , . . bags fqr shipment. The trouble with man haunts me. The other day the sheriff brought a prisoner here from a The salmon fisheries of Scotland, western county,’ and, bloat my eyes, if thitherto very valuable, are threatened Athe I, * ■ I, ll.. anmA "io,, f Maw -.-.Al. ~— T . .. Abeen ------ IIofficially — sheriff wasn't the same man -I saw with destruction. Ita V. has rate are very fond of eating these cu­ sitting up in bed playing casino eight announced that 1,600 diseased iitfruon I cumbers.’’ . “Did you see much of the sugar oul- rears ago. I tell you, fellows irf our were takea-out of the river Tay alone ouaiuess have (peer exjMjriences." during the months of November and ture?" December. The disease has spread j “Yea. Coolies have to some extent I succeeded slaves or negroes in the oulwith alarming rap dily. Of the fish (Joaquin WnMhingtmi L-tter.) taken from the river during the tirat I tivation of sugar, and get very low “ Senator, can you tell me what our ' wages—4 oents a day fpr children, lf> eased, l*eing literally covered with a i oents for- women and 20 Ifente for men. leading lights in this oougrtw are en­ gaged in no* chiefly, besides reml mg leprous substance. ' In these islands the laborers can live F for 2 or 8 cents a day on fish, bread that guide-board.’" “ Answering autograph letters,"sighed । Statistics show that there are at ' fruit, yarns, plantains, sweet potatoes the thoughtful senator. “ Yes, sir; , present upward of 1,(MM).<MM) people ia I and bananas. They only work five days Great Britain who receive charitable ' in the week, taking Saturday for them­ piles of them every day oome to each relief. selves, and Sunday noliody works. They one. Yon can say that the Forty­ eighth congress is engaged in the inno­ । drink nun. The coolies beat the necent employ inout ot saving this great groee saving 'money, buy goods and cat­ The Times’ (Loudon) correspondent tie. and when they have served out country by answerin g applications for telegraphs from Egvpt the following ! their time thev go to the little towns antograplis." This tormenting tr»ule, which has incident as a striking proof of the । and set up anops. often rum shopa. flourished on the vanity as well as the ascendency acquired in a short time by T« Increu**- the /Appetite and strengthen dlI which make things woroe." ' good nature ol notorious as well as English officers, and the willingness of to drive off the blutM, and bring color to “Do they cultivate the spices in the 1 »<wir $kin and teinperanicnt, cheer up your liver famous men,' has become a positive the young Egyptian soldiers to follow West Indies?" ivith zo-rn-SA. It regulates the -.ystem.nervt* nuisance. No, I am not a bit angry their new leaders, even against their aad brain. Snakes your eyes bright, your work i # “Yes, they cultivate mango and cin­ alxjut it But when you know that the co-religionists. Sir Evelyn Wood namon. the clove and the nutmeg. Some uutograph^of any one of the Buffalo instructed. Col. Slade, his military of these seeds were sent from the main­ Bills, Texas Jacks, Guiteans, and so secretary, to dispatch 700 of land of South America. They do not on , that come to the surface are equally Zebehr I’nsha’s black soldiers, recently do well in the West Indies, however, —if not even more eagerly—sought Fecruited, from Abbassieh to Sum. the nutmeg making out better than any after, yon learn to despjpe the collectors '1 rains were in waiting, bnt the negroes other. The nutmeg tree looks like an and finally, after long suffering, make refused to go on tbe ground of there i orange tree trimiuod down. The clove up your mind to refuse to answer their being a rumor that Zebehr would not trbo,lwhcre successful, yields about command them. Col. Slade allowed letters. , •Hub" Cough Cure, 30 Cento. se>en^onudfl of doves.” When last with die late Mr. Long- thoiu tirq months’pay, to)be paid them Prescription of a Hoste. physician, dispensed “What is the bread-fruit?" /'xtrs by a ikaten tlnlggKL fellow, he complained a little of these at Huez. but they w. re still obdurate, One <Iokc will euro any.ordinary cough. It "ft is a tree which was intoduoed into autograph-hunters, but told me he hud i He ordered the men to fall in, in line, irU almost magically. Ask any dealer U> get the West Indies that grows lumps of answered, and should trv to continue to but they refused. He addressed every >ona ffl cent bottle of "Hub" Coach Cure, and don't be put off with any other. fruit several inches in diameter. In- answer, all reasonable demands of this company individually, and gave the eAde of the shell is a sort of watermelon kind while he lived. And his kindness word of command, which all declined flesh, which is just as nutritious^as in this way has kept me up tins far in to olioy. ’ bread, and the laboring classes there eat the same attempt. But I imagine the ’Die colonel, after spending four hours it for bread. With twenty of those nuisance, was not Quite as fully de­ thus, said: “You wUl go voluntardy. I trees a man can live all his lifetime, and veloped as now. The autograph fiends, or by force, within an hour." They need do nothing else but sleep. The mostly very ignofcant. I \uppo8e, as defied him. He sedt orders, however, -tree does not want to be cultivated at they often misspell your name, now in­ to Maj. Kitchener, of the Egyptian all, hiYt takes care of itself. It bears close you printed letters. They are cavalry, to get ready two squadrons, ABOUT SPRING WATIB. . . eight months in the year, and for the too indolent even to write their letter and then told the mutineers what he had * remaining four months is kept like po­ to you, yet have the audacity to ask you done. They replied,' “If t ev come tatoes under the ground or under to write them a verse and inclose it in wa will kill them alL” Without .’•n the aperients or spring waters that ever bub- l Med. for It Is certahi, effectual and pter—^I. * ' ' *■ the stamped, and printed envelope. I a moment's hesitation a squad­ It in•ng upon the liver and dlaestlnj area “Where did the bread-fruit oome give notice that I shall confiscate ron of Egyptian calvary, num­ off ague, fevers, malaria, Bfflousne-w— ! from?" all stamjie sent to me hereafte' for bering 150 men, with a second ■nakefl appetite.good, sleep sound, nerves strong, for «ome charity. ' in reserve, without their carbines, but ' “It came from Polynesia, and to bring autographs, »>ndn quiet, blood pure, breath sweet, taste food, that tree to the West India islands the Mr. Longfellow told me that lua ' with drawn swords, and led by Maj. • •xulatcM the bowels only by acting upon the Wwr |uul digestion. Gel amuaple of »O-PE-H A ship Bounty was fitted out in 1797. As autograph hdters averaged abottt seven I Kitchener, charged up at full gallop, of Jas. E Davis A Co., Wholesale Agents, Deshe was coming .back, with 1,000 roots per day. This is not an appalling num­ wheeled round, and surrounded, the icoit, Mkh. _________ ■ in pota, tubs and’boxes, a mutiny broke ber, it is true, if yon are home and take i blacks. Their commander placed a out. and the officers were set adrift by them as they come. But when you arc i line of videttes up to the railway-train; the crew, and did not reach land for called out of town for a month or two and the troopers then stood in perfect forty-one day's. The mutineers were aud these things accumulate, they de | order. After a short interval of ob­ afterward executed, with thb exception soend upon rou somewhat like an ava- , stinaey the cavalry got first one flinchGRAND RAP I ON DIVISION. d-iryd or •zp.^W; j ing negro U^IU „ m train, --------- then ----- ---to enter tbe ten. of a portion of them who got to Pit­ bneb., .Iwi WINTER TIME TABLE. cairn island and founded a colony there. when, in fact, you are hoping, wishing und tiMm hundred; and finally all the \ Taking effect February 17th, t&M. for the one wished-for letter; teen you j blB<sk,, tnx>p^ earriagex This same lieutenant who commanded t<po<T rainabei| of the Bounty was given another vessel, wade through all thia heap and find । ,ht m„|rT » and returned to Otabeite. Be brought ootUmg! To u. tb. uftaUv. du, ol . tired." And as ! • ------------------------the* bread-fruit to Bt. Vincent's island the time, it makes you “tired. no possible gtiod can be secured by their . in 1798. ” / FTATJO?n». £ [New York Sun.] “Do they have snakes in the West indulgence, and as it requires more time ' than a poor and hard-working man can ■ 'Jimmy, get the flag." Indies ?” spare, I, with this statement and on “Yes; in Grenada there are plenty of them which live in the forest and oc- these grounds, will answer aoto«o more lord of a down-town' restaurant, juat •rand Rapids, Lv. 1 2.20 . after an alile-bodied colored num had Middleville... cssionally ideal out and rob the planta­ application for autographs. frvtfr--...... 1....... FM^aawi'w Sstto •aked ,or • Bnd **•“ Uld tions. Indeed, there are no animals in Hahtlnos...> .... could have one if he would eacri'it. the Antilles, no four-footed animals of ( “ Gath"_iu-einrUj2atl Enquirer.] SSL. :::L: 1J7 much account, except the monkey, the “At the risk," said Mr. T. W. Davis, Jimmy brought forth a banner whereon IM Wseuvlllf.............. armadillo and the agouti. The peccary “of blowing my own horn, I will tell was j tain ted the restaurant's advertise­ fl. 10 12 IT •bariotte.............. listen Rapids : ;s extinct in every island but Tobago. you that I got up the motto, or ©oat-of- ment. The colored man was told to Jackson................ ‘ There are some wild hogs in Dominica arms, for Admiral Farragut, his motto walk with it—slowly, so slowly that ■Wrelt............. Ai everybody on .the sidewalk might read and St. Vinoent, and, what ia very singu­ it—around two or three blocks for an lar, there are wild cats in some of tboM have said it, God being my leader.’" hour and a half, the promise being that ! islands which are descended from tame “How did yon happen to do that?" ____ 1.1 At_________ . .. ____ J Ji-____ “Because Farragut, perhaps involun­ sta glass. »r« jn»t •* wild[■ win 4 K. K all! Domestic vyaiix p b , arf frimitnrp cats, though not as powerful There ia tarily, made use of a similar expression manufact " a sort of opossum from South America when he resolved to pass the forts be­ and was told that the colored man had lithec hall tu tffi low New Orleans. Having been sent 01 ther a few raccoons. I have seen monkeys there by the government, ho found in: tearing down banana:! and plantains " his way Fort Jackson and Fort St. years past," the restaurateur said, will t»« Phillip, which had together ISO guns, • arid I have had that advertisement "What other island did you visit?” “Grenada. That is a portion of what and oome of them very heavy. There carried in tbs streets for years.'* were, besides, four steam-rams and theM islands are thought to be portions twenty steamers, shore batteries, chain­ rafts and fire-snips. In the latter is ttiat they were thrown up by ttre. part of April, IMS, Farragut, desir­ it out, one afternoon two year* -go. Ld Bruise,. Asthma. Catarrh. Coufbs,Colds. Sore Throat. Diphthem^Bunta, There are a good many volcanoes still ing to run past these forts to get to the________ | and I didn’t see it until, two or Wires his com- 1 days later, I was passing the store of city, called Mita. Tooth. Bu, and He^.cheand . sulphuric oozes and chimneys. In man dodged into hia Grenada there are a number of extinct craters, some of which are’fllled with ised and military world wm that vanWUM9. , MuU UUv V* aaawiaa ■ rr two and a half miles around, 1,000 feet above tha sea. Nearly all these islands Goods Sold According to the Times. At Lewis Stern’s Overcoats worth $7.00 for $5.00 Overcoats worth $3.00 for $2.25. Overcoats worth 10.00 for $7.00. Overcoats worth $15.00 for $12.00. Men’s Suits worth $7.50 for $5.00; Men’s Suits worth $10 for $7.50 Men's Suits worth $15.00 for $12.00. Shirts and Drawers from 25tf to 50c. Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs in Large Quantities. Dry Goods are Lower than Ever. Silks in Black for 75c, 90c, $1.00 and $1.25. Black and Colored Cashmeres from 40c to. 75c. A large assortment ot Underwear, Flannels, Cottons, etc., which wel close out at reduced prices, and lower than any store in the county. I The best fitting Corset in the world; Try It! Announcement As the building which we occupy at present D i is to be torn down within three months to give way to a new brick, we hereby announce that [we shall sell groceries at reduced priced; and ; simply ask the public to call and get prices. ;We know times are/hard, and tax times upon us, but if you would save money in the pur- chase of groceries, call on us. Dec. 20, 1883. BROOKS S COOK CATARRHS 4 : : WM. WEIGHT, Fresco Painter and Interior Decorator. Imported nn andd nnmnstir Wall PaperBHangings, inlaid wood floors. Designer^and re Mantels a specialty. man ■ DETROIT. MSECLECTRIC OIL , »u, 411 ’omB nt “d • "* �WIND A5J) rLooa. fhe Hastings Banner. ^7sH*I-L I- COOK. ~ Hamxoe. Mick. February » ItBI. . editobial Notes. Ataeluu fiwedom for the ^"‘d“1t^Xof1^r’^>TUE7^ theu""r' branrh of buain»» ooeapation, every branch of bwunras JLTTn Utions to hi. M1OW -nl -po^hility to government, our laws grant the , * ... inHivid- «,tlon imd to make our nation Ind^ pendent of foreign eoontri™ In unanufaeturiiw and other fonns of protection, the government has held out certain indueements to tbe inventor, manufacturer and producer.' This liberty hr( faen granted. th<we inducements offerwl, because intelligent burinem activity is oMentbd to national progress. Having raony with ow Mtun* The nnUionaire Minneapolis millers PARTICULAR* OF TH* APPALL­ Maniwba Is said to have been capCored killed are untiring in their efforts toanu have the ire a band of Cree Indiana on ING SOUTHERN CYCLONE. Crooked Lake reserve. duty of 20 cents per bushel taken from Charles E. Kenz’w, an inmate at the , wheat They grind IDflOOflX) bushels of WHOLE TOWNS SWEPT AWAY IN Ohio penitentiary, has Itrcome iielr Ut j the famous *5No. 1 hard " annually, and $l/i.ouo Ire ths death of *n uncle at A TWINKLING BY THE AWFUL ' Waukesha, Wis. j to that urtjeat are compelled to pay STORM-CLOUD. 1 The annual report of the Chicago I lx>ard of trade mows the shipment of farm product* for lw£t to have been VERT LATEST. Were it not for the duty of j $3X6,78R.(MK1. 20 centn Ui«w millers say U.ey could go Atvaged miser of Lebanon, Conn., uAnJd Harvey CbanpeU, W«* killed buy me varuiiDBB—ia auouv ninue up. ruu ; reports have been almost impossible, I with a club and his house thoroughly ss the wires were down in all directions ransacked for coin. j “S iS n’L enX Much of the devastated section is off . The steamship Frisia arrived at New the line of communication. The ex- [ York Wednesday with the bodies of f J ' the northwestern farmers. There are tent of the disaster and tbe appalling Lieutenant De Lone and comrade* in loss of life and property were hardly j ■teel-bound packages. realized before. Tlie cyclone, coming i The National and Nashville hotels . occupied . _ : 2-< «•*>*»» The told eapac- from Georgia to. Alabama, split before j at Denver, as lodging J * ‘ *houM. for railroad iabornrx. vraro burned earj ‘X “ “j reaching Georgia into two distinct etha, one entering Floyd county at ( ly Monday morning, and.four men perI “l WW0U bushels yearly, ami . ve Spring, and passed through north | ikbed in the. flames. I u‘“ Brt ,ncr«UK of reve“u«t0 “■» tar'"- Georgia. The other entered at Colum­ in otiedience to the demand of the cra “■<’"> fro® the tariff of 20 cents per bus on the Cbattahooche. passing into railroad eommiamonrra of Missouri, I bushel on wheat 1s calculated to be from South Carolina. It is difficult to esti- ' the Bock Island toad ho promised to -------------------------------- ---------------mate which---was -most damaging to life, jreduce its passenger rates in that state '0002X10 to 8b.U»,UOOAnd yet we and property. W hlle the greatest dam- to 3 cents a mile * age ia on the lines ot these cyclones, ™ !S„1JjTai.2±™r Th<-’en»te ““ P“"*d » bill u. i told “““ thvre “ no tan«at u storm was wu direction of SRStoi the stoim felt in every directionof a ii<-«nM «n Anon nr> ttw r*>nw»: co,uriry from the tariff on wheat. tbeButo. Th. north Gnirgfa cyclon. tv-one beeves were found to be in­ fected. at Liverpool that UtediseaMoriginated there, aa the same vessel had taken to Portland a cargo of Hereford* iu poor condition. z At a wedding in Jam-svTk-, Wbeoobua,- u present of $60 in gold waa re­ ported to have born atolen. and the bridegroom announced Uial no gv«rt would Im- permitted to leave before be­ ing searched. The sexes were •> pa­ rated. and committees went through the-party like detective*, but tbe mis­ sing treasure was not found. Fifty commissk’n-deaiera at tbe Chi­ cago stuck yards held a meeting Mun­ day to take step* to abolish tfip custom >« «*» given so much liberty to nil to enter ; Before attempting any further replies such pursuits as they will, having of-! to the BannkhTs articles on the tariff, waa th. moat drrtnictiv. In th. roun- i announoKl Ui«l Uw pmken wonM M willing to Join in Ibe movement A I eomaiUee waa ajipolutoJ to report a | omrtilution j j meeU"fJ? _,Fou/ •£ ri*. Il b believed by the iinpectoro 1 Uux w«i ° cinnati baiurday on the charge of tourI deri^g throe persons and. immediately J^n«T^iL^‘2^ed i *• Ce- Two or riprrmman tne atcuseo were recogb> «and tte <toKl MtoriiliySJtaJd to?ow>OTt th? ! monalrator uf anatomy. On. of to. Ura of Floyd. Bvtow 1 lekrna. and nrgror. thru plndrd guilty, aootov rrrtoSTnztX: HatehrtK? Cherokw. Th. middle Georgia cyn W. Blockburn, of Keokuk Iowa I waa bfM bold for two were re­ p. Blockbum, of Keokuk, Iowa, for murder, murder, and and two were rethe Journal editor should post himself clone rrltra undfT Itete0( June u lw< •. done did Ds in Muscogee, Joins, V: “hI."LT. ?2 i(s work m Jones, I Hoard. Hancock, and Ihitnam ooun«» & In as to What the duties really are. For in- Heard. Hancock, and Putnam ebunI The remains of Confmander D : Long Ure. TteloMSniSh vurtod f haTln|( ln . ties. Th. I om of life Is .nowerttamted now estimated 1 stance, in speaking of duties on cattle, at betwren two and three hundred, ; ' and his comrades were on Friday taken h * 20 per cent., the Journal sagely re­ i in procesmon through tlw streets of ’ : dieted last Saturday. and. thousands are badly wounded. of the shows New York ami aernns Biook'yn to tne business countenanced by law. But *111 marks: This very Uiriff works a hardIn the line of both cyclones several;i An —-examination t”------ r;--------—books 7,~ : navy yard. In tbe carriages w-re 8eorompletelv destroyed. lBek^e Trlden_G. r vuui nririv uenuvveu. jvx- , ■■■■■■ — - embeulMnent ——;-------- 2—,------ ,of -----------—— —mriYarv selfish; and while all men are jJiip to the fanner, for the bvestock in­ towns are Ity fa . total wreck, and al Da- | AWtott. cashier of toe Union Market 1 retary IJnculn. Gemr.il Hancock. Seoequal before the law. *1) men are not ported to the country is blooded stock, visborougli. igli.ou railroad,- ^Atonal bonk of Watenown. Maxa. reterv Chandler, the RutMian minister. on the Central Central-----------I and Postmaster General Gr?siiam. Tne -■ ■ not■ a amounts to JhO.OOO. equal in capacity. Nome men think brought here by the farmers for the pur­ between Macon and■ Savannah, rarteUea ot George H. Fryer- one of the bert- corpse of Collins will Ir-wnt to Ireland better, plan better, execute better, save , pose of improving their breeds; couse­ house is left standing iu the track of K J** tLin^-Ujc iiiue known miners of Colorado. who lost I for ixuennenL both cyclones. Many fine country resi ­ —---- - ■ .T*l____ . >i» better. than ethers. Consequently some quendy they must pay 20 percent, more $500,000 within the past two years, I About a year ago a nxcfte marriage dences are in ruins, aud hundreds of men are a great deal richer than others. I for such stock than they would if there ’ took place in New York between Em­ farmers are without shelter. In Geor­ killed himself at Denver with mor­ ma Giard, tl>* t*lle of Lowell, and a , Wealth gives power; and so some men ; were no such tariff on it The point gia alone tlie damage is beyond compu­ phine. minor son of a coal millionaire of Scran* Salmi Morse, of New York, who be­ :I ton. are vastly more powerful than others, would be very well taken provided the tation. The destruction of dwellings, Pennsylvania. Tbe boy went home came notorious through his efforts to and can use that power to the detri-' Journal's statement were true. But the outhouses, warehouses, stores, cattle, establish tbe •J’assion Play” in that alone, and in a few weeks hi* bride bridges, fences and timber will foot up made l»ei appearance and was invited rnent of society in order to get more facts in the case are that cattle brought over a million of dollars. In some city, — flung himself into tbe Hudson rivto leave. She has brought suit for de­ power. In this way they become yreal to this country for breeding purposes places hailstones fell to tlie depth of er Friday aud drowned. three inches and as large as hens' eggs- ] The greenbackers of Indiana have I sertion, and a hot legal battle is in monopolists, while the rest of us are are admitted fret; to beneiit the farmers. progress. Some of these were shipped a distance nominated II. Z. Leonard, of Logansleading bnaineas men of (Canada i«hly trinall monopolists. As the lesser When the Journal editor examines the of fifty and one hunured miles as curl- j port, for governor. The national greenmonopolists, while the same in nature tariff changes more closely, he will find osities. Remarkable reports come in | oack-labor convention meets at Indian­ gathered at Toronto to protest against the Mmnlgaumtb»u of the Grand Trunk illustrating tne great force of tlie | apelis May 28. and principle as the larger, are not dan­ that the repuhlieims have not forgotten । and Pacific roads.. The French constorm. Hogs wviirlihu- 1W urut 200 । The Tb. rererelo&Us of Manitoba IUsDsU-s secessionists of are to to gerous to society the government has the farmer. • pounds were blown intoji Varu from a [ meet ’innii •• • -5. Dispatch- • । senztivre in parliament threats to .^et at at M Winnipeg. March -------------------no need to look to them. But there are weighlioring plantation. On lie* Geor- [ M ' Fargo indicate that lhe Fenian vote against the government on tbe 1 _j f from *>m ijuum p^r The experiment of cutting down the gia railroad a fence rail was driven I organixMion organization la is at work all al! along Urts the Pacific railway issue unh-«s tbe Jgorth ' iibuMCH growing from the power of cor­ 1 Shore road be sutaidized to theamount ; C*ow> or Wild (JuvsTpsper ior ___ _*1 —-l.L AK——. a squarely through a cross-tw. Al Dav is- I lilH5 «_ in — connection withAtthe.Itdiaaffected. porations and enormously wealthy men • tariff on wool has l>een tried. It lost I K> rough tin- contrtits of stores were J 1 of Fuwo.qoo. It is nimored that two of Kthic. <>r rax diwt. rw*r. ne. . .----- —... ... .... over * $1,000, (XX) to ti> the the muninrra fniiiisters nave have n resizTied. axplillid kowxqx W whicl) the government must recognize j■ aver l*uw»® w lo e farmers of Ohio scattered in tlie woods Tor miles. At I। Cattle raisers state that tbe late 1 me xigimo. ErM^M _,r Tltr In.C' .„ ln and remove. These mono|»olies are j, ami S6UO.OOO $600,000 to the farmers of Michi- .mother place u large iron safe was car- : storms have killed 10 per cent, of the A Iteavy wind and rain storm struck Ru*«ia, red aseu. Monuw I i cattle ou Lite Canadian and Beaver rivor.VwrK-K.eSe.. in prep*nai< nattttal ,-thev grow out of commercial ^an’ republican s hat! control of ' riod mam yards. One man was found j] ers, and that the remainder are quite Coshocton. Ohio, alsmt right o’clock ; yards from where the ryTuv-day uisbl, doing grant iLrir.................... and personal freHdom, and the fart that 14<<h branch« of « '»ngr««. the duty on ' two hundred ALDEN, Pnblfaber, 1> VrK*<q st. S • tea nun. ire was neaa. ai | tiiin in flesh. . trees and buildings. 1 he roof of tbe ------ --------------------------- -------clone struck him. He was dead. At men cannot iMKumulate money eqrndlv ! ’w?°1 wouW ’* old figure, 1 one place a rarried :iw»v bv , Li’”,t<'nwlLcKfrb?f' EjS •>«"•«« ,____ ______________ steel_________________ works, the largest manufactory a. child' and ilx'bodv lin.nul yH I—n . ,‘ac't ^roIP ??d*H* the bodfa, of De jn '*ie the pface blown off. place w*a was blown off, tfnd and a a portest. The governments not respOrwi-; for lhe ^Publicans in congress are | lhe umd,, and . In Alnluin.. no I die Cm. ’■“* «• cojnrade., wan given a i tion c' *>» tinea of the walls demolished. All ble for. the fact that these natural ,nf>.; ouanlinously in. favor of so doing, recovered. In I ‘ wen? blown down and linus the destruction of-----life aiid- pro; - 1 public reception at Youngstown, Ohio, . of Wlenranii nojolies exfat. It poasw^ th.- pow-1 "'“*■ U"’ dut-v ratirely removed, the ■ w as done throughout Uherty was equally greau Georgia has | which was attended by five thousand ‘ muc|| persons. . '-------- I country. er to Uirrect their abuses of power; and sheep in this country, except I frequently during this century been Thi* Union Hall block and five frame : The miners of Colorado and tbe Black ; western ranges, would ’Income visited by cyclones more or 1« sh violent. [. buildings we iu common with ninety-nine of every j on the ~ nt Jackson. Michigan, were I Hills are represented as flocking to the f I but th? io.ts of lite and property occaj*.! very unprofitable. bundnsl. wcnild like to see the remedy | aioued bv this on? overshadows them on Sunday morning destroyed by fin*. i Coeur d'Aleiie discoveries tn Idaho. . One corpse was taken from the rums, । Two hundred men have wintered in | applied. The only reason the remedy is The Charlotte Leader man has his all. and four persons were fatally injured. j tbe snow-bound valley. The. towns of ; not used is Itecai^c the ninety-nine do no»e clean to. his ears in a Atlanta. Ga., Feb. 21—Ope mill­ j The loss is estimated at $175.000.. terrible Eagie’ and Hayes have been started, ' not realize the importance and m*crsaity . mitre’s nest. 1 and municipal government* have b<>en I -j,!.,. fir He has discovered that ; nuUlriwiL Nj> ctalimcu t» iump-d i mprewp,. m jL <>f action. When thej do the action (ongnvisinan Idtey ...is working the ' feit paid to the terrible storm of Tues- . dian. J J. ilareien. with an ax, chopK“*runtil June 1. .Meals < <«t $1 and drinks !!«• h** rrwr<j to th- world timi cou-umpUet Will Is* taken.' I’Ltil they do th(-y can- ’ grange in the interests of protection! day. Forming in tlie Valley of the | pv*d the head from tbe body.and knocK1 25 eents. Four saw-mills and a telen n-M »* r| yprrm*n*r.tirmnrii Tt I Cliattahooche. it spread into a fan «M>t it u will —it b«r tuk><ti. Thnn- i>: . THIh in periutpH thv shrewdest political । shape iu (kilumbus, one arm running [ ed it twenty feet away. He has not phone liware m>.- un.far ron.t roelroa no need of a jiolitiralil party with anti-I discovery of our day and entitles Editor into Alabama, until interrupted by tlie UIo | been reganied as dangerous. , A t*and of bignwuv men operated with ai«*rore< Ntgta Mxvat-. ui th< w..n __ :in — .the v _____ a_ ..regioiisof ■ _ . Z v,Fay_ ) I I vCI .... .. e.4j _ . ■ i. . . . monopoly as its»4n»er-rtone. since the. ElbU> a chromo. Sharp fellow that I Red Mountains, thence acrow Uavt ive Louis Haas, a hnndsome voung-Ger- stM'cess mountain ups de-­ ।i u 1®,”-• w..ho wa». ®.rrr*te< i. to ette county. county. P il, until T . . <•«»• r;u, until they ukv robbed roboed tbe me vast majority ot unen of all |Nirties hold Jx*ailer man; and it was so good of him • .Springs, Rome, and Ganton, and, de to have ixHtoffire at at Faiielmnee. thU I*prr defrupding a hotel, Iwtel. claims claimsto have lost lost pwratfire Faiicluutee. Then Thenaanartv party — ! fleeting a little southerly to Athens, •> it ■I defrauding the same opinions on the abuses of the t„ tail the grangers that the y are all fouls poker two nights al of United States rinwton look the a, demolished property in Banks. Jack- nrarlySIO --—.WO —at r— — in--------------------..r '«*•». ...... representing ........... ,be han,,s‘ O1 them- srid ,ltH1 ln , lliU.1(. nu Tlle6dHV one of W great inoiiiqsilies, nnd when they appre- un<l' dupes. * The grangers will tluuik son. rtmi Madison counties. Another • tn. arm shot through Carroll and Chalta- Nenes as commercial travelers, th? thieves was fatally •'hot. The dy­ coiie the necessity fur action the nv<*es- liini for the graceful cuuipliment. A flood at Los Angeles, California, : booche counties, killing many people, ‘ “ * * “ ' ’ " , ing robber revealed the names and hid-, sary mow wilFbeihade. Hasty legisla­ We/jAtd expected to present Peter ; and another arm crossing the State : destroyed a large number of building* ing place of his confederates, and there tion is uncalled for, and might result in from Columbus to Columbia, passing I aud caused a loss of ^l.iU.OOu. One hun- is reason to believe the gang will soon much more huriii than gtwsl. Such medi- (‘oojiera letter on tilt; tariff this week, ; through the town of Ninety-Six. S. C., 1 dred tainiih s were drivquto tlie hilb. | be suppressed. ■ but have l»een compelled to dttfer till our I and thence to the ocean. From all : The grading on the aIvWmji Omral The democratic national committee ... at Washington Friday noon: next. Peter <looper was rated as excel­ three anus many smaller tornadoes I road has been flnjshcd. andTlie gup in met formed, which run up the valleys, car­ the track whs only tiiirty Si y miks links 1l .st Speeches were made in support ol the rtwSwtewJPi lent greentmrk authority in his day. ‘ f rying with them death and desolation. । Wednesday. The first n*;a' emittance to claims of Baltimore. Cincinnsri. CblcaIA £ I The Hi eratfu H>litira! anti-monopolist His words on the tariff question may Within a space of two mile* twenty­ Boston from the earnings ot of the mv comn»u- go, xjo <ii?vuk*, ph jxhuh and ami Saratoga .-sarauxra Louisville, Kt.. Ixniis ■ dC IkV/vfaV bUmUki 5? I is« most self-righteous man. He as­ as the place to bold lhe convention. On put alongside those of the Journal, and ! two person were killed, and twenty- । pany has been made. ------------------------------------------------' sorts, in the. irst place.. .that there are five wounded, many of whom will die. I Tbe carnival at New; Orhans opened the first tiallot Clii.-ago had 15 votes ! Raleigh, N.zC., Feb. 21.—Passen- Thuisday eveningby a pr-Missionut lhe and Kt. Loub If. The second ballot • । vast iimno|x>!ics in this country which cluRon*. . gers on the Atlanta Air Line who came j Knights of Momus. A military |®rade j gave Chicago 1H and St. Louis 17, and I I the ghvi-niiin-nt created. That isn’t ; down this morning report a terrific cy­ | took place Friday,and a coin®sal statue । the third ballot brought sucs-t-as toI.' The New York Tribnne. true; the inidiojnilies of our day urn due l clone from Hamlet, in Richmond coun­ of Genera! Lee wr.s unveiled bv his Chicago. The committee fixed July 8 A At h meeting of Hastings L. A. No. Ity, to wnhin six miles of this city. In ' daughters. to the eoninjujn-ial and personal lilierty , ' as tlie date of the convention. Eaciu? Rockingham several persons were i Tlie Sunday-school children of the | state will have delegates equal to twice ofjour day, ^od t«» t|jf fact that some 1951, K. of Ik. held February 20. 1884, men know how to make money tester |. the .following resolutions, made in ac killed and many injured. Businen is I United States have co'ntrtbuted $27,000 tiie number of its representatives and i suspended, and those unhurt are min­ ! towards the cost of a steam missionary senators In congress. arid faster than others. In the nfext 1 coitlnuce with tlie findings and in­ I istering to Lhe wounded. Tbe most I yacht of 425 tons. She will be built at Neal McKeague, a butcher of Win- i pliu-e. the ixditieal anti-monopolist will structions of the Executive Boanl ot terrible destruction was at Philadel­ Bath. M^.. and is expected to sail for I netka, was on Friday taken to the Pin- I phia, on the Carolina Central. The Honolulu [onolulu in November. kertonheadquarters headquartersininChicago Chicagoanddeand dekerton gravely infirm you that “the old par-: theprder, were presented and unani­ settlement contained about twenty* The Republicans elected their ch candind I- j; tained teined oyer night. An Ari indictment for • ties are upholding these monopolies." mously- adopted: five houses. Every one was razed. Jl date ate for Mayor of Phlladeiphia Philadelphia by the murder ot James L. Willaon Willson and By •• <>l<| purjitw " democrats and repub­ found Saturday morning, and T^’hebeas, The New York Tribune party began .a search of the ruins fpr 6.000 to 10,000 majority. Thev also licans are mfrant. Here again is ar false • has been, and now is at war with the bodies, and within a short ^time recov­ elected Andrew Fulton Mayor of I*ltts- 1 tiie accused was transferred to the ered three white and eight colored men. burg, and J. G. Wyman Mayor of county Jail. He refuses to be interstatement. .We venture the assertion . working classes, and claims to bo the From Hamlet to Cary houses and Allegbeny City. - [viewed in relation to tbe crime. ~Neal that ninety-nine of every hundred dem-; faithful organ of the rich, of monopo­ trees were blown down and twenty-five w Insurance rates st St. Loub drove 8r;, of Thorohi, Ontario, or thirty persons killed and double tliat the ocnits arid republicans hold the same ! ly and aristocracy, and tbe hardwood furniture manufacturers) manufacturers* visited hb son in the Qhicagu jail Sun­ Whereas, The proprietors of the number injured, many so badly tliat to organize for mutual protection day, and after an interview of an hour views on the mono]N>ly question as the • . ? «*id Now York Tribune, as well as they cannot live. In many pUces the against fire. They contributed $W.000 expressed the utmost confidence in tbe political auti-trionopoliat. ,°tiicr papers published „ ♦ k i «*eF ' tboBC in railroad track was torn up. Ruin fell cash and gave notes for 1300,000 with Ferman's innocence at tbe Willson mce ii the former do not, like the latter, j thut city, did,onThe19tif dny oP*Ho- in tbe wake of tlie wind, and bail de­ which to meet possible losses. scended. many of tbe atones being three Near Uniontown, Pa., on Wedneeday ’Heart disease Wednesday swept away runfbum'd a great noise with common . vembt-r, 1883, enter into and sign an inches thick. South of here from fifty .sense. I'hvformer The former will will act in the the mat-1 mat- j agreement agreement with with the the officers oftioera of of TypoTypo- to a hundred miles the storm was inost Frank C. Bradley and wife, of Milwau­ occurred one of tbe most terrific expk^ 3 scuse. act in mom ever known in tbe coal twiorr 1 kee, almost simultaneously. Mr. ijrad ter with tiiat elution and judgment so I ffraPbicai Union No 6, of the city of furious. Tbe sjky appeared to be on While tbe men wen J ewential in dealing with any measure ‘ ** to P“y a certain rate of fire. Tlie velocity ot tbe wind waa irom sixty to/one hundred miles an to ra-trirt .wnnwrofal frrariom. The ^Sra1u..T^ MM proctor, of found tbe corpses On the flour. hour. A land dispute in the vicinity of mry apartment and threw t politiciil imti-iiKmopolirts will make | the Mid Tribune did, on the 12th day Samuel Price, formerly lieutenant Humboldt, Kansas, led to the mtirder S "«“«Tnatto*. The some WMM in <WOof tbe much noise and do nothing. Each one i of December. 1883, flagrantly and un­ governor of Virginia, died at Lewis­ of James Harehrrodu and Robert Mre ** thC fully eight hundred feet will go alsiul big with the idea thut he ! justly, and in utter disregard of all burg. in his Mirth year. Farland by Hugh GRland und his three apartments dSant Irani tbe butLmn'uf theihkft Six membera of tbe family of A. Mms. The latter surrendered them­ is talking of something the world never ! **n«e of honor, abrogate their cond&ftir’rX s£,ui js1" heanl of before. He has the air of a1 traot the previous notice Voelker, of Minneapolis, are danger­ selves, and are now threatened with urea rret from the surtace opening, ously llrtrom eating raw lutm. lynching. ye t tbe report was beard for a ionir dit WtronraiUK Phi^hnW » b™ he j It is said that the Mexican govern­ In a dispute at Birmingham, Alaba­ A Great Medical Work on Manhood. speaks, ami acts as if he were sorry you | jng to members of the said Typo- ment intends to establish * consul gen­ ma, over some bills presented for col­ eral at BL Louis or Chicago. lection, a dentist named Roe drew bis didn’l know that these - blasted monop-1 graphicnl Union the option of leaving A portrait of trx-Gov’erhor Grimes, of pocket-knife and cut tbe throat of Hen­ •ugu, was RiiocK.-d <iff. Two mulct. olies " were grinding tbe life out of you. ] the Union and having their ♦ wages Iowa, was Frida v presented for the state ry Harralson from ear to ear. The vic­ Hr aroma U» take pleasure in feeling' reduced, or leaving »tbe k- office, there — ­ capitol by Senator Graves, of Dubuque. tim wm a popular lawyer, and hia Mrs. Mary Been.-, who died at Racine friends are organizing for vtoigeance. that he is a martyr for opinion’s sake. fore Resolved, That Hastings Assembly al the age of 92 years, waa, a pensioner Heavy snows in the Rocky moun­ We wonder how many of those who No. 1951 K. of L. send greeting to tain* have prevented through traffic on are U» day shouting “ auti-mouopoly ” Typographical Union No. 6. and re­ Gold to tbe amount of $2,000,000 was tlie Northern Pacific rosd for five days, till they an* red in tbe face would not fuses! to patronise the New York Thursday shipped from New York for and • like delay win probably be caused by washouts from melted snow between willingly form s omnbination to get Tribune in any way, and also refuses B. B. Warner, ex-mayor of Mamdlkm, Ainsworth and Sprague. There are a bushel forlheir wheat or $3JX) to patroniza any and all who do Ohio, dropped dead in his office from a day . for their laior or 40 per cent com­ patronize tbe said Tribune or contrib­ an apoplectic stroke. Mkal qnaatittea o mission on dry goods or groceries ? Ai ute to Its support, until it shall recog­ In tbe matter of the exptorion of tbe Tbe Baltimore and Ohio road has nize the rights and inter**!* of purchased tbe Pittsbuiy and Western, Wrat LeiMoing ami mitm, u Uakmfor us, the reason we don’t charge B&00 labor. and fifty-eeven miles of track between town. P*., toe eorooert jery rmxtered a column fur advertising is because we Aarefoed, That this Assembly call New Castle and Allegheny Ott. »rwiMet eeuortng toe eompeay and can't get it, nut b*.*t ause we don’t want upon all working men In general, and Prof. Northrup, of Yale college de- tbe inspector for not having an mat netton made daily for firedamp. Tbe to. And that is about the way mart of all friends of the labor cause, not to bein e< toe nlnAemi vietixe win new us are situated. Nature made us ino- buy. read, or contribute in any .way WiM eoite tor dwegee. ■ napolista when she endowed us with to the support of said paper, or sup­ C. Shepard A Ox. tbe bankrnpt hart­ Mrtfishnres. There are not a few cor­ port those who do. And that these ware merchants of Milwaukee, show Price 10 renta, a resoltions be published in the city F.Hotehkta. assets of JtH.900 and liabUitka of *77,- died Friday porations upon which tbe government papers. . * 713. must put the bridle audhoklartiff rein; Wuxux J. Mjcm.kl, R 8. nounoed by iiis danghl likeness, will on Saturdi in Westminister abbey. fertri these inducements not to any man or corporation but to all, it has seemed unwfee and unnecessary to place any restrictions upon tM codduct of any ’ ; j I RUSKIN’S WORKS. KStfiSTSEjeif. HSWHi WNEW*, arCMIC^ SEEDSII FRUITS! 266tt ffllflOK PRICK Oily $1 DN THYSELF. Frtlte.wSS cotoaiae �The Hastings Banner. HASTINGS, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY », 1«M. JJNION HALL. Thursday Eve., March 6th, 1884. PROF. S. S. HAMItL, Author of “Tbe Science ot Ekx-uUon.” Axtieled by his daughter. ALICE HAMILL, wm rive an entertainment. <*onsltGn« of RKCITATIOM Md BRAKESPEUAN IXPKKSOH ATIOXS, Humorous, Pathetic and Tragic. TTxncoixr hca tit», Thursday Eva., March <J. Proceeds for tbe benefit of the High School Literary Society. __ Popular r’rlocs. Local News. Hall Fork and Dried Beef at Beamer'll. A 40, 00 and 80 acre farm for nale. ORKBLK A POWERS. ONE rOURTH OFF, TO CLOSE WINTER GOODS. R. MUDGE, Cletfcler. BOY WOW. Xrictly prime medians efover seed for mJ*. Thin »eed wan purchased before the Itaurti a( Trade changed the grade of No. 1 to primL. ’ • JU B. WIGHTMAN A SON. tieod Judge" »ajr that Beamer’s 5Oc. Fine Cut i* the Boss. j • I . Fine Flooring ten dollar* per thousand feet; No. 1 Fencing, <14.00; No. 1 Hem­ lock Stock Boards, dressed. <10.00, nt Heatley Bro*. A- Wilkins’ ' NO CUKE, NO PAY J nr. Barker will treat at his ElectropsUhInfirmary, over the bank, Hastings, Mkh., all cases of hemorrhoids or pile-. No cure, no pay. Wunted, a fterrn to work on lUarri. Inqolrr of Welton A Crook. Remexbeb the lecture by Mr. Jnea Clerk at Hickory Corners, Thursday eve“RUjt^h 8th, the proceeds lor the benefit of Geo. Thomas, of Gull Lake. Bunday morning last there occurred a disastrous fire at Jackson, OTtaikns a loss of fully *150,000. Two Urn are known to have been lost, and it is thought that others perished. time, 83X seconds: the second, a gljoo he continued wort two yian longer, bat grew wens, ud for the paat three jean baa bean Mar); or quite balpteu, bearing bin affliction with patience. He leaven a widow nnd little boy, hia aged parents, and a hoet of friend, to mourn hto leas. " seconds. In tbe team race—lady and gentleman, four times around the rink —Mr. Kit McElwain and Miss Orpha Knowles won the prize, a *1.00 admis­ sion ticket; time, M secends. There were in attendance a number from neighboring towns. r - In answkb to numerous inquiries we, the foreman of the ILunrxB begs leave Col. Gill has entered the ministryt to announce that there was no boiler The meeting opened at the usual Col. Dickie spent Sunday last in this explosion at Bowen's Mills. He baa time, with a large attendance, the \ KOOd reasons for making such an snser city. president, Mra. Rose, in the chair. Miss Ida Kelly is visiting friends in tion. , Mra. Hunsberger took charge of the W. G. Bltmbm, of Alliance,Ohio, has Bowne. devotional exercises, which were Mr. Jaa Clark is seriously ill with purchased the Charlotte Leader and as­ characterized with much earnestness, sumed control of the paper. If he erysipelas. each member presenting a scripture makes as much improvement in the Will Morse was in the city Saturday promise. The minutes of the last Leader as the retiring editor he will do and Sunday. meeting were read and approved. well. C. C. Wolcott returned to his home in Mrs. Bailey read a circular to Unions At the rink Thursday night Niles Dakota Tuesday. on the department of work with in­ Diamond made five complete circuits in Mrs. M. A. Morrell, of Sparta Center, fluential bodies, and Mesdames Bai­ MX seconds— winning the prire for the is visiting her brother, C. Turner. ley and Smith were appointed a com­ fastest skating. Later on. John Brock Prof. Hall celebrated G. W.’s birthday mittee to undertake that work in be traversed the same distance in M with family'and friends in Ann Arbor. half of the Union. seconds. Miss Allie Galusha has gone to Petos­ Mr. Franklin, being present for that The Middleville Republican will don key, where she will remain until next purpose, presented and explained his a new dress; ailarge to an eight column fall. physiological charts to the Union, folio and receive other Improvements' John A. G ruble left for Florida recommending them as a necessary about April first. From the time editor Thursday, and will remain two or three adjunct to the studies of Hygiene and Shank assumed control of the Republi­ week. Heredity. The subject was left for can iu course has been steadily upward. James F. Mead, of Lansing, visited future consideration. Mh. A. Kkllooo has moved his relatives in and about this city $he past Mra. Bailey requested another broom manufactory to his old quarters, week. t f week In wh’ch to procure and exam­ corner of State and Broadway. He has Chas. Armstrong, of Bowen's Mills, ine tbe leaflets for future study, which arrangements perfected for and will at once enter upon the manufacture of made the Banner a pleasant call Wed­ request was granted. brooms upon a more extensive scale nesday. As corresponding secretary of the Mra. Boyer, of Grand Rapids, mother Union, Mra. Bailey asked for an assis­ than formerly. of Mrs. C. G. Bentley, is visiting at the tant, on account of the demands on Mr. Em. Bvsby receives laundry her time in district work. Upon scwork, sends the same to Detroit on latter’s home. Mra. Chas. Morris, of Yorkville, is Mondays of each week, having the same returned on the following Saturday. visiting her daughter, who is attending Prices are as low as can be procured school in this city. elsewhere, and satisfaction as to quality Geo. Higdon, formerly a typo of this ot work guaranteed. city, was shaking hands with his many Charley and Merrick Reed went friends here Monday. fishing a week ago Monday, and camped out nearly a week. They returned the following Sunday with half a pail full of sunfish, a small l>ass and a huge cat­ fish. Tbe boys guy the two fishermen a good deal on their hard luck. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dwight, of Chica­ go, are spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. W. Barlow. There was an obscure show and an exceedingly small crowd at Union Hall, Wednesday evening. The manager Wightman x ten’* Elevator. U didn’t propose to invest anything in FOR SALE. printers’ ink, and the smallness of the of Baltimore; four mllen due aouth from receipts was no more than could have l>een expected under the circumstances. Rev. Marsh, of Grand Rapids, assisted Rev. Carnahan in the services at the Presbyterian church Sunday. Michigan Clover Seed, Illinois Timothy •wd. Kansas Corn. Chaleo Salt Meats, Halt, Eime, Hair, Stucco, Oil Meal, Boiler Flour gc. FT ice* nnd qualities gunraateed. ' At Barlow’s Brick Elevator. Three pounds of Nice Raisins for 3Be, At BEAMER’S, ■ .-.-V K . ------. william newton, itat iS3, Ha*ti««, Harry Co.. Mteh. (TION JM iV re»M» Mr. Wm. H. Franklin, of Northport, Mich., spent Sunday last in this city, the guest of A. H. Johnson. —-- tion of the Union, Mrs. Niskem was constituted Asst Cor. Sec. A letter was read, recommending Miss Lucia Kimball, State superin­ tendent of 8. 8. work, to tbe consider­ ation of our Union and the county organization. There ensued a dis­ cussion in regard to the advisability of sending for her in behalf of the county. It was moved and carried that the consideration of this matter be carried over one w6ek. • Mra. Bentley read a note from Mr. Hilbourn, of the Democrat, offering “ New York Observer,” “Barry Coun­ ty Democrat,” and other publications for the reading racks at the”depot, Dr. Barker was detained in Wabash, Indiana, all of last week through sick­ ness in his wife’s family there. and suggesting the advisability of Rev. A. A. Knappen, of Albion, was ! furnishing a box at the postofflee for . I An appreciative audience listened in the city on Friday, greeting his ] to Judge VauZile’s lecture on "Five friends and former parishoners. Years in Mormqpdofi,” at Union Hall, Mr. Frank Mills, foreman of the MidTuesday evening. The Judge expressed dleville Republican, made the Banner I tho reception ot such papers as inter­ ested people would like to contribute for this worthy purpose. The papers | and suggestion were gladly accepted his views upon the. overshadowing folks a fraternal call on Friday. • by tbe Union, and a vote of thanks problem of Mormonism in a clear and Henry Houghtalin has moved onto 1 tendered Mr. H. concise manner. The lecture was both his farm in Baltimore, and Comity Mebdames Smith and Bailey read Treasurer Alexander occupies his resi-1 abort articles on'topics of interest to The Lentvh season began Wednes- interesting and instructive. The Engine and Iron Works were dence on Green street tlie Union. ■ ilaylasL started up on Monday with if full force An invitation to meet with Mrs. E. Mr. Cassy F. Brooks, of this dty cele- | Be sure and hear Prof. Hamill and of workmen. The manager Mr. Greu■ brutes orairo ms his sevenin seventh birthday inmiday to-ciay. to-day. H. Lathrop the following week was daughter. sel. informs us that their works wi | He is 28 years old. but was born Feb. 29, The .Banner’s regular edition is now be run to their full capacity the balance . iggfi, consequently his birthday comes accepted. Topic to be discussed, “ A Law and Order League for Has­ tt! quires, or -1,488 copied. [J of the season. One hundred and twen­ but once in four years. tings” Eighteen united with the Presby­ ty-five different kinds of plow points Mr. R. M. Bates has closed his term of Mrh-L. G. Bentley, Secretary. terian church last Sunday. are manufactured by this concern. school at Freeport, and on Monday last A Card.—Sfetiring from my charge BAPTisMAt'serviceiof infants at the The formal dedication of the new left for a course of study at tbe Agri­ and removing from this city, I desire to Wcthixlist church Sunday next. Catholic church in thia city will take cultural College. Dick has given the f x press my thanks to my friends for The council is still wrestling with place on the 20th of March. High dig­ Freeport people a good school the past I . i their uniform kindness, and to my nitaries of tlie church, among them the question of better fire protection. w,n / __________ ;_________ j church ftur their continued confidence Prof. Hamill and ilaughter are Bishop Burgess. Rev. Fathers Algiers. 4C* Thrilling Story.—Time—Fri-1 and support, A. KNIDER. | highly spoken of by the press of the McManus, and Buyre being among the number expected to take part in the day afternoon last. country. At a Nashville leap year roller skat­ Scene first—Advent of two nice young ceremony. This w ill be a great da)/for ing party, Wednesday evening, the edi­ The Star Clothing House. Grand men' from Charlotte at the Hastings our Catholic friends in this section. tor of the Nashville News, under the Bapida. has a change in its advertiqeHouse in this city. Nice young men escort of one of the fair sex, appeared ■ A late number of the Benton Har­ ment this week. ' leave their autographs on hotel register, ••banged” hair and Wearing a toilet gar-. bor Palladium strongly advocates the Encourage the High School Literary with request that they be assigned sepa­ nished with'flowers, lace and ribbons in building of the Chicago, Kalamazoo & profusion. They say he looked “too I rate rooms, which request is complied Society by patronizing their entertain­ sweet for anything.”—Detroit News. i Bay City railway, via Berrien Springs, ment on tbe flth. with by gentlemanly cJqrk. Benton Harbor. Paw Paw, Kalamazoo, Tableaux — Nice young men discover ­ Everybody that wants a good boot or Hastings, Ionia and Ithica. all but one Our attention has been lately drawn, shoe buy those manufactured by Smith, of these towns being a county seat. Tlie ed in sittings room of hotel enjoying a by personal experience, to Dr. Bige­ tete-a-tete with two ladies. low's Positive Cure for coughs, colds Simmons A Peabody. * towns along the line of the proposed Scene second—Nice young men called and consumption, and all throat and Welton Jt Crook, real estate and in­ railroad appear much interested in the It is a ayfcentific com­ to office and requentod to register names lung diseases. surance agents, have an advertisement project. of lady friends. Great indignation and pound of rare merit, the production of the researches os an eminent physician in this issue. Head it. Mr. W. H. Rockwell, of Carlton, harah words on part of n. y. m., who and two practical chemists of labora­ The meetings of the bible class at the feeds grateful to Mr. Ambrose, Alexan­ receive the grand bounce upon refusing tory experience.of fifty years. It is an Presbyterian church each Friday eve­ der, father of Fred Alexander of this to either comply with this request or unequaled inodern production. — Ex­ change. Trial bottles free, of F. Hotch­ nings are very interesting. city, for successfully removing, a rose kiss. * Those cigars sent this office by Mr. cancer from his neck, without the use Earl R. Brown, the baker, were duly of the knife. The woundis now almost waiting passage on 11 p. m. Matward entirely healed. Mr. Alexander is 84 Amund train. Letton Mdrenod to tb< following penoua resampled and pronounced A 1. Scene third- Enter landlord having ■The kid and goat - shore manufactur­ years of age, and, we understand, has ed by Smith, Simmons & Peabody are met with great waws in removing in each hand a three-pound weight. A. J. Burley, J. P. Kpnui, Charles BlUln<tou, Invitation to nice young men to "ante” Ettle Stark. J. J. Katniw. Amand* M. Phillip*, the l>est and cheapest in the market Mary Peterson, Nellie Smith. amount of their hotel bill. Refusal, and We are informed by good author­ “The last ball of the season” given Drop Lrttcjw - Lewta Benedlei. I’hehc call for documents. Ihrsentation of by the ilaucing club failed to materalize, ity that partiro from abroad are con­ documents (Impound weights) by land­ r. Fattenon. or the music did, which is much the templating looking the ground Bvcr H. POWERS. P. M. with * view of greeting in th to dty a lord. They “ante.” (Approach of train. saine. I ■ rtenm tlourtn* milt Innnmuch aa there Quick curtain. Tableaux. Red. lights. Hkv. B. Hamp is now conducting a to a verj' Rood wqter power lor a portion Quick music.] ' wriea of meeting in the new brick church THE END. of the year, and also chance for cooper­ m Baltimore, and is having very good age, storage ol fuel, etc., on the site of DIED.—In this dty. February 28th of suecere.the Bartley mill, the Banner thinks heart disease, Mr. Lucius Russell, in the From now until June 16th it is un­ that is one of the most available sites inj 38th year of his age. Deceased was born lawful to catch black, green, silver, in Illinois, and in 1866 he came to this the dty. rock or white bass, sunfish, perch or any At a meeting of the executive com­ dty, where he has since lived, being in food fish.businew the greater portion of the time. mittee of the Barry County Agricultu­ Fitzgerald Pout, G. A. R., will ral Society, held in thto dty on thelfith. Since he was 13 years of age he bad been bold a campfire at their hall in this dty, It waa decided to hold a four daya fair, afflicted with paralysis. Mr. Hnsedl on Tuesday evening, March 18th. A commencin* September 30th, thia aea- was prominently identified with budrousing time is anticipated. aon. It wm decided that memberahip ihm and social interests of the dty, had The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mra. ticketa with five admlaalona abould be gained a host of friends, and will be RUCTION! E. H. Lathrop on next Tuesday after- toauad, the aamu to be eold for *1A>, mdly missed in sodal circles, totally »on at 2 JO o'clock. A cordial invita­ no dargo for the admtomon of trnma. by the young people. The funeral took tion is extended to the women in Haat- Jfaaara. J. C. Bray, Porter Burton and place at 2 p. m. Thursday, from the H. P. Feagtoa, with the president and family reddence on Jsthrson street The youn» Iwlim at the PnabrtMtan Moetary. ««« kppoin*"1 “ • «>nuiilb Of *ralew«te. mewton-1. --------------... Newton, 8*Bd*ymn’?un* wiu t've a Hpectade social on teeth rev toe the premltun UM. Mr. Newton was born in London, Friday evening of thia wedt, at the resT1IKU WM * l»nrc crowd end lou ol ■dence of Mra. Kenfield. Everybody In- ton at the akating rink WedMedaj eveIlftera he oommeorad wortta* fcv Uie viud to enjoy the fun. nin». In the Hack, race the majority of govOTment, building lighlhouera. uvl Thursday, March 6th, 1884, Bv kctqucnce to odvartiaement at the eonteMante availed themselves of worked walla uouxly twenty jem. Hr •be howl Of local colunm It win be seen the privitere of the <o*»-yoin*e« wm married to Mho Meria Boab in •bat our High Hbool Literary Society condition and crcj< and rolled around April. IBM. livia* contented and happi b»ve secured a firaKlaaa entertainment the ring. The find priw, a *LSO pair until etrieken with paralyse in 18W; of skatee, wm won by Kit McElwain. for the 6th of March. Come in and We will Explain More Fully, $30.00 OVERCOATS, $16,00, $27.50 OVERCOATS, $16.00, $25.00 OVERCOATS, $16.00, $20.00 OVERCOATS, $16.00. $l&00 OVERCOATS, $16.00. All Overcoat marked ip plain English figures $18, $20, $25, $27, $30 will be sold at a uniform price of $16.00. 15.00 OVERCOATS, 11.00, 12.50 OVERCOATS, 11.00, 12.00 OVERCOATS, 11.00. All Overcoats marked on the ticket <16.00, <13.60, <12.00 will be sold at a uniform price of <11.00. $10.00 OVERCOATS, $6.00. 8.50 “ apo. 7.50 “ 0JDO. 6.50 . , 6.00. All Overcoats marked on the tickets <10.00, 8.00, 7.60, 6.60 will be sold at a uniform price of <6.00. OUR FINE OVERCOATS Are going fast at these prices, bnt we have a great many laft. Star Clothing House, 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. ----- at—— Frederick Hotchkiss.’ 1 have on hand several Standard Books, bought for the holidays. I will close them out to you at Bottom Figures! I’he long winter evenings are upon us. You can spend them in no way more profits- bly than by reading. Have the books for you, and so cheap you cannot help buying. If. Jacek F Braiiitt School Books! I have what you want in this line. �sucrrun con hot. [Barton Joaraslj “EUN ALONG NOW.” whirh tehigent physician as oar young friend Dr. Podge; s. He like, some others. Imd noticed th, diffrreBra in ,pp~r- MM ud ictioo wHtoh Meh »nd «n=u w drow,y/* compositions excite m our concm- I White the rases bioomod and died; coers -the aspect of painful but heroic । rywaa then 1 thought o< the autumn. <mdnrmK» which i, ™modby • Br.hui. I And 1Jon^d for to. thanrttoil tayA -uiun.k wrw- that lirelv w&izcriijc of heads When the treas should don their purple, symphony . the lively wagging And the hill tops hide in base. patting of feet, and bearing time oi of I petting beating mne hands when a lively inarch is played; TLm autumn came and the peaceful slumber that calms tins features and attune* the snore when And tbe leaves cams drifting down; a piano soloist is struggling through a fwas then 1 lus<ad for tbe winter, composition in five movements and of Tne winw cold and pale, three-quarters of an hour's duration. lie lias consequently conceived the idea that, by developing the theory to which his observations in this direction . have given birth, a new school of medi- And I think in wild impaiieocs Of the fluirun on hili aad plain; cinp mav be founded, where music inI »f'pbtafo .bril b* lhe remwlr for wm _ | human ills, and already perceive* mm- white the teweL Contenl. I seek for, self as the founder of a system which ’*"•» —— ■------ — s_.— | hhall be called tbe “Podgerian." and set j QOUQH'S BOYHOOD. |iim upon • the same pedestal with i Hahnemann. He is now busily en-1 gaged in taking lessons upon I iseuM Temperance Leet ■ re r. tbe accordeon—this instrument being I [Sarah K. Bolton in. Wide Awake.) easily portable and lesi difficult of .---------­ mastery than mo*t others—and when he His life had been a peculiarly bitter gets some patients, as he has eipecta- one. Born in a very humble home at Sandgate, on---the x English coa«d, „i..„. gleanti<m of doing before long, he will tart |j “ •--'~i------I ing with hia mother and kisier after the his theory in a practical way. An incident wh ch occurred the other Ij reapers, that they might have bread to day confirms him iu his belief that he eat. or cleaning knives and ahoes in tbi has hit upon a great principle. A man gentleman’» house where his father was camo into hie office in search of some re­ a servant, there was little to make a lief from an overmastering lassitude lx>y's life bright. When he was 12 and lack of desire for-exertion, and Pod- • family offered to bring him to Amer­ gers brought the acoordeon and played ica if his parents would pay $50 for his “Peek-a-Boa." and “Wait Till the Clouds passage. It was difficult to earn this, Roll By" to him. The sufferer showed but his mother thought, after the man­ manifest agitation while the .first selec­ ner of mothers, “Perbapa in tbe new tion was being performed; when Pod- world, our John will be aotnebodv.” So, gers struck into the second he began with tears, she packed his scanty cloth­ walking the floor and swinging his ing. putting in a tittle Bible, and pin­ arms, and, as the player crowded all ning these lines on a shirt: Forget me not wben death shall close his power of expression into the con­ Tb«ae eyelids in their last repoee; cluding strain, he knocked the physi­ And when the murmuring breezt» wavs cian down with a treatise on osteology, though some one had been dependent on him, and a pale-faced little girl— rendered around tbe streets of. a west­ ern city. They had been left by an immigrant train, having fallen aaleqp in a part of tbe full value in the burry, incident upon departure, »o one thought of them. Tbby begged the btution-keeper to allow them to re­ main by tbe fire, but be discredited their atory—declared tkat they had not been left by a train; that they lived in the city, and were only “hanging M.WMMU. to w, a~^ j around" steal something. Everybody hurried MAVXU|^. Jong. ' No_one had M•' MU.M kind laUAAMMA VUO UMW look for the waifs. They went into the WUTO corridor of • total, bat . Otaa jmjj. “Run along now. — - You don ’t want to yjra-e ___________ ~ be slopping “We are nearly frozen,” the boy replied, and we want to get warm." “Children ought to be at home such weather as this. Your mother ought to know te tter than to send vou out.” Our old friend Broaghey walked into Cot Mci'heraon’s office one day, several years alter tho uar, laid hit heavy walking stick down on tbe table, polled a big Ixiwie knife out of its sueath, and laid it by the stick, took the mate to the bewie out of hia bootjmd deposited it akmgside its twin, un-traphi»------b«lt---u,------------------winch w».ppcodcd two TPoJ -----—— ,■ - , , six-shooter revolver!, in their oues, and* -™! then then taking taking from from his hi. pocket pook.t an w enormous wallets pread out before CoL ... ... ... of- dollars - . - of . the McPherson hundreds oW county scrip. “Now," said he, when he had it all displayed, “A want thia redeemed. Your name on every piece, saying that it w K<»d for so much. I want my money. Tbe colonel looked at tbe speaker, ‘ 1j j । ' CENanM spoor. Of Ufo aad travail— Thl Harry Hui to G.'M in thi* hatch* “Our mother» dead, air. She died then at the array of scrip, then at the two weeks ago, and we came away with ' araenal- The . scrip was genuine, the people that are going south, where it’s artillery ready for action, sod the old warm, but the train has left us, and man m earnest. « “ Why, my dear sir^" said the colonel, the man won’t let w stay in the depot.” “ I have no funds “Very good storv, young fellow; but - — —— with . ..which - to . pay < run along home. Parents that would J°®- I wa* ^ut officer of the send their children out to beg suoh county, and am not per.-mnally rusponsible fur * any the county’s debts." debts." weather as this, should be punished.” “ bi® for nT of tb « county's A Frvnrh paper gives the following “Don't know anything about that,” description of a new process for making “ We are not begging.” “Run along with you," and he opened was the reply, “your signature is on artifical ivory from the bones of .Wp tbe door and thev passed out into the there saying that the scrip is good. cutting wind, 'fho fierce blast seemtsl Now I want my money, and 1 mean to macerated for ten or fifteen hours in a to blow the darkness cloee up to the i.t'-e it." lamps; the tired teams seemed to bio.v ' s Those things ware to be paid in Con­ solution of chloride of lime and after­ dulling miste from their nostrils; and federate money, anyhow,” said Col. Mc­ ward washed in clean water and allowed “That was all the kind of to dry. Then they are put with all the the heavy wagou wheels seemed to sink Pherson. money we had in those days." neral* of hide, etc., into a e}>ecially deep into the darkness and pulverize “ Well, that's what _I want," said constructed boiler gnd dianol red by tbe gloom. The children weut into a Broughey. , “Confederate money is steam so m to forpi a fluid mass, to drug store. god enough for me." which is added 2J per cent, of alum. “l.un along there." CoL McPherson drew a sigh of re­ They went into a restaurant. lief. Excusing himself for a few mo til the mass is dear and transparent. “Run along there." Any convenient coloring material i* They went into a saloon where merry menta, be went out and soon returned revelers sang wild songs, and where with enough Confederate money to re­ then added, and while the mas* is still the maudlin man dropped a tear in his deem all the old man’s scrip. He was warm it is strained through cloth of and fled from the house with remark­ glass. । out oi of a bad oaa uox, box, ana and tne the creai credit of appropriate coanwiDess and received in able rapidity. In view of the evident | “Run along there," said the bar- Greenbrier county had been saved. a cooler, and allowed to cool until it success of tiie treatment Podgers has has acquired a certain consistence eo : tender. "This is no place for children.” , made out a bill, but for the life of ’him ‘ Then, again and Sgain, she pressed :' “ j r that it can be spread out on a canvas "Let ns warm ourselves,” ._ implored doesn't know where to send it her only boy to her heart, and stole out j the. —boy and. WJta. he — repeatedW^.J. his story. without passing through it. It is dried — » One of our enterprising inventors has on frames in the air. and forms sheets I behind the garden wall, that, anob- ' ‘“••ri.r.,. --------That's all very well, young man, b it served, she might cast a'last look at the ' haven't I seen you around tbe streets | patented a life-boat, which seems to of convenient thickness. It is then nerj-Gath" in N. Y Tribune. ] meet Dearly every want of shipwrecked stage which carried him to London. begging, many a time. ’ " a new country ,like , itours. is I»eople. Ria boat consists of a hollow The voyage was a long one of nearly llahed by keeping it for eight or ten “ No, sir." . amazing how innovation has been dis­ globe of metsj or stood, ballasted at the two months. The little, lad often cried ours in an alum bath that has not “1 think I have. Til bet you haven’t couraged. though there lias seldom in his cabih. and he wrote back, “I wish bottom, so that it will always right been' used before. The quantity oT taken do less than $10 home to-day. been any real innovation which has nbt itself immediately on touching tbe mother ca:iH wxah me to-night,” show- Run along, alum necessary for this o|»eration Iw-ri triumphant. At a time when water, and can never capsize even in ing what a tender “mother's boy" he; a-—;- •» amounts to 50 per cent, by weight of Again they were in the freezing nearly all tbe actors in the country the roughest sea. This boat has com­ the gelatine sheets. When they have was. When New York harbor was en 1 gloom, were worshiper* of slavery, the play partments lor water, medical stores, - - he - . was — eager -j®-- — “Oh.wherewillwewakeintheniorntered,. and to see — his I> ' acquired sufficient hardness ther are of “^.ncle Tom’s Cabin" walked upon bull’s-eyes adopted country, he was sent below to ing?” came from tbe saloon and died and i i .*provisions, j » - . to let in wtehed in cold water and let dry on the stage and made nomeromi fortunes. black boots and shoes for the family. black boots and shoes for the family. i1 on the cold air. as the bov and his sis- “8h.t’u f00^ for tugreM1 and egress fraiues os at first. This material works Only a few years ago Dr. Holland and •I * _ . _ j ‘ iMirt hole for hoistmir aitraala tn tl | port hoisting signals to tlie i 'His school davs were now -over.-I ter turned a corner. r_. * . ‘___ _ mast, comfortable seats all round the more easily and takes as fine a polish as Attartwo rar. oi hard work m th.. ] “Don’t cry, my little pet." .» with the lb. reading r.^lwg public, pub ;c both Loth as ta U £ „„ hj, kni(, toh , ing it i inside for the passengers, and a double “I’m so cold.” ought to be and as i . * *’ " ” . ] “Yes; but we may find some place. ., hollow mast for supplying fresh air, and discerned a ta-ite for pictures an l doeo­ liis permission to go to New York and ! for carrying off that which has become . Let us go back to the depot, and may be ‘ rations, and they tried a new magazine, vitiated. Ou the outside of the globe At a dinner last w<^*k _______________________ learn a trade. Consent was given, we can get on a train.” which almost immediately struck tbe and, in the middle of the winter, our They wandered around in the blind­ l>oat runs a gallery, for the tue of physician of eminence . horn I aat near . general t<ite, and that taste is now seen Englis h-1 * H rmmlmd U. grat | ing story of tin English E^rata^FZl^ xirm.un •iviy OI au r.Ugllsn ,! . . inc .lit sleet. '..sailors in rowing, hoisting sail, dis- told an interesting r charging rockets, or steering. Of course, I dinner. “** ’ 'J It -----was some years ago. I, boll. th. kwdino American mrtraraw j wiU* oo taend., ami only SO oonta | -Wo “Wear are a long time getting there,* both the leading American maga ernes ' '। the caiH cases would be vary rare when ’liad* oome too late to make the acquaint- i /*.,*»••• , u . , n ,• | in his pocket. Hundreds passed by as ! said the girl. have large circulations in England, based ' 8C,’ sailing, or steering would i»e re­ •no. of tbo. o»L«r gno-ta To n>« W. CUHESiolt-IMacba, D/fpm. bm i he stood on me the dock, holding his hi. little little “I believe ve mt loot," the brother I rowin in part upon their popular pictures, j no stowl Cda^tiat. /WaMrtWt, CuutipatMl, d his qui^ - f but in case of need all three Mtgard to take to Ute table » Ude , trunk in his hands, hands, but but no no one one spoke spoke to to I replied. replied. “Let‘ us turn'in here,” "and quired, and the British, publishers are seeing if 1 l*«eee p..O x whom I did not know, nod v bow: name oorf PURIFY THE BLOOD. i him. But, at 1...1 last, by dint of earnest- I| .1 they went into a narrow alley and could be easily managed. they cannot pick up American support A model, will did HU* not uiai.l distinctly hear. She had a' MOTICK^-Witbost t putiel« otdo«bt.Kf'» fnnnA s nl.ra I —oUchtxl down by a U all “ glance at tbe uumiv Wiki show BUOW how now f I» mu wall. ' 1 fur similar illustrated magazines. ness, he found a place to enter as er- I. crouched Ah. ” Mr. ” Huntai.tr , boeuTUK, be, | >hy Iran nd ‘ - . wouH --------------'Oioe. i rand boy and lexm book-binding, re- | /.t ' _______ you hare ! ““-P10..^, ““ American humor and raev description l few times , protected from rain tu! rwu.. . I and from ram danrarMiti and wind, and oou । and deprecating manner, a* if she aMatsry.aadbavi^always fwrfonMd n>or«ih*Q oeivinj $2.25 a week, and payin? $2.00 been a derived ; b«i ’aisand ‘7ouwind, ’ protected in at least one newspaper have resulted ................ „v, werel^ahfoI to Ob , aequently, to a z great extent, from cold. out of this tor his board. How hu I have sbmetimes shown pity, pity, and and after after ! ---------‘times shown in a duplicate set of forms or electro­ This is k very important }>oint „ S }»oint iu in Mr. Mr. serration. To encourage her I plunged all * employer supposed he could live on $1 : ward found that it wm ill-bestowed,vo r wan ill-bestowed,ym types going abroad aud being reprinted. .monUi.forcfoUwMd wtahing. tu !»,. banlid 'MtarpribS M«l ,our ' Manes’ design, is we all know that very Our press had become too ' British pres, aavertappoared. !Afa, Mr. Chtircbntan, whole kara many persons, not merely w omen and for its audience, while the .1 . , .. . J The Hret night he wae plaeed by hl, | prew the »oft velvet »t tbo time of children, but often / -s hardy men. only had endeavored to maintain editorial' ‘ peri . rm^from expos­ ing that my companion listened intelli­ bovding mi,I roes i. an rttie, with »n ; pr.vfcr: you who xe euffering with drv drowuing to opinion as the first standard of journal- j,,T I *iV >rZ~ 1 ‘---------“7 wy — — —w Mr.^Manea sug­ gently and knew what I was talking lam. . ■ , ,;.. ~ aua” * JTt 3?'re -d. with e er. im. xn In toe the long run tnoue tboM laventuven ulvenlayen r'T d’.*!f h moieture, »>“*»«. the Ure that a <propeller might be attached --------------- -----------------— about, I said I had been pained to diswho hod out the people the bort win i night the man died, and thehor- I “eimple annal. of the poor," ecratch gests A- U • - • do the boat. The^ov.nt tendenc. of ro;.’^“*;n b3Z *U^ed *lo“’ 'ro“ !our bibl“ th« he^warmiug • AL_,»-__A A0-* 10 *ofknd by a crank ! <wer a technical error in mv favorite [era on the inside. ' author's last book. I referred to the the American mind in to ask for rrepecl- *'!!' tbf ‘J'“d ,iU morning. ; ratanoe, “Suffer little children tooome turned by thb passengers It is calculated that a boat, boa.,twelve feet J hospital scene, and showed that the TRADE MARK 700 - • in diameter, would barrv barrv about fiftv doctor took a position quite untenable ta, gra. JU ta jutify atroog op£ ‘“w'hS’^r £v£ ■HL could smell tbe ’ dog-wood ’ I >-*» mucn in blos­ paaaengers. Tho boat can be carried and unprofessntaa! som* by*the porch, I wouldn't be so on deck or hung- over the. stern on earnest, but I quieted down when I • davits, in either of which positions it found that she agreed with me. Aftei ; ' ------two rooms were rented; the girl found cold. —Id.” Mid the little girl. 1 work in a ntraw bonnet factory, and. “ oe a Ajb Elepkaat Celor- Bearer. “Iijcui It_Mill be a jlong tune before they may be used as a cabin during the dinner my demure companion took k\ I ▼oyage. ________________ Eentieman by the button and said : । poor though they were, they were very j bloom again, nr [Intar Ocean.] mv pet.” — ' weather kill tlie tree ?" i ere, dear. 1 want you to know this 2 Will this cold During a battle in India the driyer of happy. John was now 16, devoted to 1 I Liver and Kidney Bfirecy, physician from America ; doctor, this is I tbe elephant carrying the colors of lhe his mother, aud still a noble, unselfish, “No, bnt it will be a long time before ‘ i i 'a • V* K.1I [St. Louis Republican.] mv husband, Mr. Lewes.’ It was George ' persevering boy. summer comes. tunny had just given the oommaud to -------— 7~.’’ „ , . I lTh® ■Vi® of costume," savs Gen. At tbe end of three months, through halt when he was shot dead. The ele­ Can pe ople in Heaven look down and . Mallet, “and even the manners of the Eliot to whom I had been explaining the incongruities of ’ Middlemarch* ! phant nhver stirred a foot, refusing to dullness of business, both children lost see people on the earth ?" i , Brasent o>«nkr*tinn gouct»uun are nox. mi_mv opmSgrwabU Aramatfc ________ “Yes, I think so." advance or retire, as tbeconflict became their places; aud now began the strug­ J Kin, an improvement on a half century uksbtci “I wish they couldn't." hotter and fiercer, until the Mahrattas, gles wh;.ch the poor know eo well in our ago. The manager would not admit a [iBter Ocean.) “Why, pet?” t seeing thb standard still flying steadily large cities. gentleman into a ball-room with boots, On one occasion Wendell Phillipa They two ?deoent rooms, “Because if mamma looks down and or even a frock coat; and to dance BBDUULTK THE BOWEL3, in its place, refused to believe that they «. left ------their ---------------------------- and ■aid to ■ a irjcou; friend: “Ii remember remember thai that . , .— . They egre RbraiMttaa. aad al! Fri-1 were being beaten, and rallied again j moved into a garret. Winter came oa sees us, she wouldn’t be happy any without gloves y— ’• ■arjr traoteea They invigoraic. m and again round the colors. And *°d they had neither fuel nor food, more." ‘■J**.® oommenosment ball (when 1 graduated? —--- ------------ o — nouwh,strengthen sad qu><< all this while, amid the din of ' John walked miles out into the country, He drew her closer to him. The 1818), my coat was broadcloth, of sei­ Boston one evening, I took s car for and dragged home old sticks which lay neighboring lights went out one by green color, high velvet collar to home. Next to me sat a man who asked by tlie roadside. He pawned his coat, one. The sleet seemed to be conquer­ much; .wullow-tea, pooketa outaid. me if I had been to hear Phillips. I The dog that had with lapels and large silver-plated but- told him I had. He then asked what I sound of that voice it would never hear that, the mother, who haul now become ing everything. thought of the speech. I answered that barked over on the hill silent again. At length the tide of conquest ill. might have some mutton broth. .tous, white satin damask vest, I «m pr.ttj »ell uta.ttad with it One day he left her in t^ars, and went left the field deserted. Mahrattas showing the edge of a bine DETROIT, MICH. Stapumg me on the knee be wid exA obeerltm, .freoang morning broke. undsrvest; a swept on in pursuit of the flying foe, sobbing down the street. wide opening for “What is the matter?’* said A By an alley sa> two ngid forms The Ixwom rufflers. and nd shirt collar. »Ths citadly: -Th.t fellow ou> ntake vou but the elephant, like a rook, stood boy was in hui shirt sleeves. He had »«»k TM drewd Kith * l»y,r olTonr believe black ia wMta.' Thi. act'me there, with the dead and dying around, stranger. put his tattered jacket around hia tittle or five three-cornered cravats, artis­ thinking. I knew I Wa. capable ci ex “I’m hungry aad so is my mother. ” and tlie ensign waving in its place. For “Well. I can’t do much, but I’ll help three days and nights it remained where tically laid and surmounted with a cam­ erUng a greal mfloenoe ovar mv amli you a little' ” and be gave John a d-cent its master had given the command to bric stock, pleated anckbuckled behind. •com In thoae old dar. I often 'eXined lb«m up io raoh a nitd. of Ucitament halt. No bribe d* thfreat could move loaf of .broad. [London Standard.} When the boy reached home, the it They then •fnt te-a village 100 Late on Saturday afternoon, says a that they should go miles away, aud brought the mahout’s good woman put the Bible on the peach-blossom tint. They were rather little son. The noble hero seemed then rickety pine table, read from it and then Flint telegram, the- following incident •diort, in order to display flesh-colored occurred at Hawarden: , ^ust sis it was to remember how the driver had some­ knelt and thanked God few tbe precious m k g*1 0XP<*Qre *»s in•ad they woahl h>n doo, it liul I growing dusk the police, who are in times given his authority to the little loaf. rreased by very low-cut pumps with In the spring he obtained employ­ constant attendance upon the premier, shiny buckles. My hair was very black, taflectad that thia wta noi, attar .11 , child, and immediately, with all the ment at $4.50 a week, but poverty were surprised to see- a man walk k«g. and queued. .1 should bo very dMirable mfitumoe. It wooMnot aud privation had fallen too rapidly up the approaches to tbe castle, taken for a lunatic or a liarlequin in b, of any permaowt valo,, forth, nnt slowly away. day th.y would raput Una of their heavily, rested too long upon the carryixig under his arm a mysterious- ■uch a costume now. lolly nd beooxioaa Io Koboi, forlndmother. One day, while preparing looking parcel, and from his manner it ingthwn into it. Fran that lira I [San Franetero Chmnicte.l John’s simple supper of rice aad milk, was inferred that the man was either [CUMgo Tribunal •ought to rwi the reuon rotbor than Among the carious callings in Paris she fell dead! All night long the deso­ Mi-AMbonx Mid: “I h.., be« th. pj.u.on. of on omUenw. and I know is that of the “wakers-up.” The wakers- late boy held her cold hand in hia; generally old men, and winter then, in that Christian city, she was put taken charge of by the police, and ronndlj .baked .nd ridiculed lorrilow removed to that part of the castle in ■UK • rental, c lerk of min. to wed • let n their best season. The reveilleur, as in a pine box. and without shroud or prayers, carried in a cart, hertwo chil­ which they are quartered, and on his tar ta which women raAwgo w*»npellej ■■telleetwal. Mhlag^ utd re no. oorrectad (Wttle dren walking behind it, and was buried Utere 1. » little went hiriorr . .boat war through thn suburbs adjoining the in Potter’s field. lh.t letter tlmt will . be omctainc to from' Birmingham, and had made an ax, fortification -mostly inhabited by meFor three days afterward, John and his sister never tasted food. Probably which he intquded to present to Mr. thoee who »rc Ixogbtag at me mid nr the world said, “Poor things!'’ but it is Gladstone. He would present it per­ female clerk who oannoC apell aelTtaoe' nwwho^ytePop^r .. certain that no oae offered to help sonally, do matter what tbe cost. The Tbe tact c. c),.c . *»>«?_a- intaUccturt man was kindly treated by the officer, rorkariti xeaoato. ciuwroaD co., pkmn. and after be had somewhat regained proved, and which was then sent to a lams ClathM-Mwe. his composure a message was sent to n-le clerk, a noting. gr adnata. to make latod the Iliad.** Mr. Gladstone, who came out of the “ ropl" E’”I «>w Which this <N»ntiMman . KERMOTT'S C MANDRAKE M I . IL^_ A BITTERS tennuonm ■ inn am rsCTi i , The EiteKive pre-bred Live Stod XrtahlishBeiit™ eWorld £ * > UTtol We bomorrbo^e »l.en you ou» -—-—*ro. ui wie con tamdy mri fa, , who afterward walked to TWCttmet: After the opera in Cht2___ 1. __ i___ —J__ j ___z__ . . — other side,’’ Idaa-ttalim that a *m ooaid Im Fo* BAMK type® Court Peof Hugh* ruiity to two rectior Peoj con tin <xN>tta Peo guilty Feop •oatin Cha aaaum Ira All* bump® AJb ment; Eliz replev Bvf US8UIU Eli asnum Win jilevin I’ Wm BMUi meat W. court Jon plevin M tiorar Sm ctetou Cle Thoe Lev sump Tim Greg denie Jac impr of com Eli Ever Eli ertao Ly croeg Joh IM nia< Ma di von Eli Ro ittion Go Buah K ditor Co know No ed in theq Co the 2 H cur �The Hastings Banner. DICKENS Na XIL AT HOME. A ROVING PEOPLE. HASTINGS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY », 1RM. [Mamie Dickon in Youth's Companion ] Local News. No further material resistance was offered to our advance until about the tniddle of the afternoon. Abont four miles' up the Gordonville plank road at Salem church -dur advance came up with the rebels and found them in force and strongly entrendied on either side of the road in the edge of thick woods. To reach these entrenchments our line must advance a<joss an open-plain —a beaut’ful meadow. As Gen. Sedg­ wick’s object was to join Hooker as quickly as possible, no attempt at a flank movement was made, but prepa­ rations for a direct advance hastily put in operation. Lines were quickly formed, ana tlie advance sounded. It NOTICE. C<»1Um' ■nbacriptlon or the foreman Mr. Johnwon. . Tin rnday night of last week Mr. Harry Russell fractured one of the bones of his arm while doing the.trapeze act at the skating rink. . . Ever since I can remember anything, I remember him as the good gen ins of the bouse, and as the happy, bright and fanny genius. He had a peculiar tone of voice and name, which was the one addressed. He had funny songs which he used to •mg to them before they went to bed. One in particular, abont ah old man who caught cold and rheumatism while driving in an omnibus, was a great favorite; and as it was accompanied by sneezes, coughs and funny gesticula­ tions. it had to be sung over and over agiin before the small audience was satisfied. I can see him now through the mist* of years, with a child nearly always on his knee,his bright and beautiful eyes full of life and fun. lean hear his clear •nd sweet voice, as he sang to those children, as if he had no other occupa­ tion in the world but to amuse them. And when they grew older, and were . able to act little plays, it was the father himself who was teacher, manager, prompter, |o these infantine amateurs. Aqd those tUealnrahi were undertWD •» earnestly and seriously as wore thpt«e of the grown-up people. - He children their parts appArBtely— teach them what to do, and . how to do it, acting himself for their edification. . At one moment be woqlc be the dragon in "Fortuuioat the next, one of the seven servants; and then taking the part of s jockey, played by the .youngest child, a mere baby, whose little legs had much difficulty to get into the top-boots—until he had taken every part in the play. And before these children were old enough to act regular pieces, the same pains were taken about any little I charade they might ask for, any song they were taught to sing, each child knowing well that such pains had to be taken l>efore his approval could be won. As with his grown-up company of actors, so with his juvenile company did hia own earnestness and activity work upon them and affect each per- The riris have little to do with Be­ ltacting their husbands. The men nearly **w*y» fl* that up aZnong themselves, A bold warrior sees a girl whom he loves m another tribe. He rides up at night, finds where ahe ia sleeping, dashes np to her tent, snatches her up in his arms, puts her before him on the horw »»d »w»y like the wind. If he happens to be caught he is shot If he is not, the tribe from which he has stolen the girl pays him a visit ia a few days. The dervish, a priest of the tribe, joins the hands of the young man and the girl, and both tribes join in the merriment. AU the bravest men steal their wives, but there on* some who do not. Their method is a little different Of a calm, moonlight night—and moonlight in tho tropics ia far more beautiful than here —you may Mb an Arab sitting before tho tent of his inamorita picking a stringed instrument something like our banjo and singing a song of hia owa composition. This is his courtahip. They are the most musical people in the m orld. They talk in poetry, and extemporization is aa easy with them as it waa with the Scalds of old. If the girl is obstinate he goes else­ where and seeks to win another girl by his songs and music. Sometimes the fathers make up the | match, but always the girl is the obedi- ' ent slave. Her religion, Her people, her national instincts, the traditions of her ancestors, all teach her to be the slave of her husband. The power of life and death is in his hands, and she bows before his opinions with the most implicit obedience. It is only when the fair-faced Frank comes, with his glib talk of woman's highest duties and grander sphere, with his winning man­ ner, with his marked respect, so flatter­ ing to a woman's soul, that she leaves her husband, forsakes the teachings of her childhood, gives up home and friends, and risks death itself to repose in his arms. They are as fine riders as the men, and as fearless. They can go almost any distance without fatigue. They are fine shots, and don’t know xHiat personal fear is. The women of these people are mod­ est and far more faithful than the women of civilized life. Indeed, it is the rarest thing in the world to hear of conjugal infidelity. The women mature at 11 and 12, Mid are old at 35. 'When young they are beautiful. They have soft, dark skin, black, flawing hair, and soft, languishing eyes. They are pas­ sionate in their loves, but after marriage I all their affection is oenterqd in their husbands. If a woman is fohnd to be untrue to her husbaffd she is instantly killed, together with her lover. But this seldom happens. CASTOR IA for Infant* and Children, Casto ria promotes Digest ion and overcomes Flatulency, ComiLq*.tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhcea, and FeveruhncMB. It insures health and natural sleep, without morphine. G. W.’s BIRTHDAY was duly observed >n this city. The sniall boy with the hatchet was not caught in the act of was one of the most beautiful Sabbath afternoons that I ever saw. The sun CENTAUR LIMIWIENT—absolute cure for Bheonsmangling cherry trees however. was shining brightly, now well down in tfsm, Sprains, Burna, Galls, The most Powerful and Pene­ Fob first class job work, .call at U»e the west; the air was cool and balmy, trating Pain-relieringr nnd Heqliny Remedy known to man. Banner job-rooms. New. presses, new the meadows covered with a beautiful ; type and experienced workmen insure carpet of green; the trees had put forth ,, good work. j 'J 1 ,W foliage, and the air was freighted With rich fragrance from their opening •Circuit court Proc'e^dtnos.— Uoneonw aad bu<^. On such a day one Court convened Monday, 18th. Follow­ thue inclined loves to. cummuae with ing cases were disposed of : i'bople vs. Everett Hughes and Cyril nature upd jo pouteuip]ate ligr i natchlew beauty and grandeur, But IJiere Hughes, robbery: jury triaL Verdict of was then no time for in usings. The guilty ret urned and prisoners sentenced work in hand, was far different. ' tn two years each in Ionia house of cor­ Promptly"at the signal our line ad­ rection. vanced across the meadow, keeping „ People ys. Chas. Mann, robbery; case step to the “wild grand music of war,” •ontinued and bail reduced to $100. with colors flying, with bayonets fixed People vs. James Proeser, robbery; and brightly gleaming in the sun. What ■•ontinued. an impressive scene it was! How well ' People vs. Peter Myers, larceny;plead I remember it, and how vividly does guilty and sentenced to one year at Ionia the scene come back to me! Yre; I see noaseof correction. them now, but a few rods in advance of People vs. Harrison J.Forahy,larceny; us, in perfect step and perfect line. continued. They are nearing the woods. “There Chas. C. Wolcott vs. Albert W. Olds, If want buy are no rebels in the woods or they’d fired assumpsit; continued. If you want before this,” says a comrade. In an Chas. C. Wolcott vs. Wm. Kerr, you want instant more a cloud of mnoke bursts assumpsit; continued. you have farm ' from the edge of the woods and a volJoseph Hughes vs. Michael Delaney, If you want lev of balteh ..^hing through J Twk^S .assumpsit; stricken from calender. want house the line of blue. Men fall by the eeore, I child would oom. out qnih brilhantly Ira Hopkins vs. Zebediah Parks, tres­ you want great gaps appear in the line. They: under his patient and al ways encouragpass on the case; continued. halt, deify er their fire, and for a short ing^training. have Alliert Litka vs. Patrick Mead, as­ Then again, at the juvenile parties he timehold their ground. But tlie ground want insure property; sumpsit; settled. Is thickly strewn with the dead and was always the ruling spirit. He had If insure acquired by D&"^X degrees an excellent All>ert Roach vs. Albert Stanley, eject­ wounded, and those who .wn go S V ‘d oolment: continued. \ you want insure fife, yf conjuring tricks, and on ing or supporting a shattered arm to; Twelfth Nights-the eldest son’s birthIf want insure against Eliza Wertz vs. William E. Griggs, the rear. The fight grows hotter; sup-; day -be would very often, dressed as a nqilevin; settled. ports come tu the rescue, and ad vane- • ’“•gi«*n, give a~ conjuring entertain­ Elvira Jordan vs. Ralph 8. Jordan, ing with a cheer at'doublequick in vain i ment,,wllen * 1*11® figure which apassumpsit; security for costs filed. ruah b.war,i the w.„U. hoping U drive i •wb^wA"'.^^ iElizabetJi Foster vs. Jerry M. Rogers, the enemy from their concealed rifle pita, be a pereonal friend of the conjurer, assumpsit; settled. Bnt with a steady . unerring fire the I would greatly delight the audience by Geerge BaacMfL Wm. Mitchell vs. John Q. Creasy, re­ rebels hold their ground and do terrible his funny stories, his eccentric voice [Youth's Companion.] George Bancroft is now 84 ypars old, | plevin; judgment for defendant. execution upon the advancing Hne.^'nd wayofspeaiang.andbylusmirac;Ww. Burris vs. Norman Olmstead, Batterire are brought to play upon the “’on-•PP«3ran<diaappearencre. and he still continues bis long, hard I He ! ’ xspumpsit; defendant consents to judg­ ... ,i, . a,,, Of course, a plum-pudding was made ride* every afternoon of his life. b“! their solid shot, shells IU ^faat. and was always one of the told me that he was feeling well, and it ' ment for 841.36 and attorney fee of $15. । and grape and canister at the “ enemy, A FEW OF THE— may be that he a ill yet make out hia 10Q , ‘ successes of the evening. . • W. H. Hayford vs. Augustus Rower It would lie almost impossible even years. j but still they stay, and every advance and Mary Jane Grace, debt; tried before ; He has not so much flesh as he ■ । of our infantry line is met with a with- to guess how many such pnil di tigs have had ten years ago/ but .what he has is ' <nurt.and submitted. ■ ering fire. Thus the fight continued, been nuule since. But sorely, those made by. Charles all good solid muscle of the same ma- 1 Joseph Cole vs. Henry Althouse, re­ advancing, charging, tiring, cheering, Dickens must have possessed some terial as the fumed sbav of the good old ’ plevin; verdict for plaintiff. retreating, until darkntws put aih^nd to special fairy power, no other conjurer deacon, which dropped to pieces all at John Shafe vs. Franklin French, cer­ the carnage. About sunset a young being able to put into his pudding all onoe. tiorari: reversed with costs. His nife, perhaps the most cultured WE HAVE TO f^’FER. the love, sympathy, fun and thorough Smith, Hanis & VanArman vs^Thom- rel>el, captured just in front, came back, woman in Washington, waa 80 years and as he passed along ynwhsl out- that enjoyment which seemed to come from Mitchell, assumpsit; judgment on the very hands of this g rest magician! old the latter part of Lut month, and they had whipped Hooker at Chancellorand lot, locations she looteb^nueh the healthier of the default, $285.86 and costs. two. He^feiyee are bright, and her ■ ville and had come down here to whip business and i lenient Smith vs. Wm. Mitchell and ;j "you ’uns." We jeered and scoffed him > .'Cleveland Herald.) cheeks full and rosy. Thus. Mitchell, iissumpsit; continued. for what we supposed were his braggo- •. known, certain western She is a very pretty lady, and one of 100 acres, value .... , ..,. . ..... and southern cities scorn to use any» would not think of taking her for more Levi Hotchkiss vs. Wm. Watson, as­ , dMlo, but luer iremnl that be -knew TOil|.w , niokel When , than 60 at the most She has a won- , Price sumpsit; settled. whereof hr spoke. Having lieen m I paper corporation started a cheap even­ derful {eyesight, and can see at long dis- I Timothy M. Bush vs. George W. advance in the morning our brigade i^ng paper in St Louis it bought and lances' unices without wnnoui glasses, g> though she uses ; . . , ... .. Gregory, replevin; motion for new -trial was not put tu the front in the light at J circulated in that city several liarrels of 1 them Km to read by. : denied. when she went to Newport last sum- (ine-eighth mile $1,500 »vahie bnildings, Salem church. But just before dusk,; , It would surprise the reader who has Jacob Osniuu vs. W ni. E. Grigg, false *he w*« hr from well Mid t° ;vcr nplendid plenty acres improved; and while the fight was raging vydth in-' r i kL 1 orili < imprisbiiinent; sujt dismissed by order tense fury along the whole line, we got iI never investigated. the matter to learn be lifted in and out of the carriage Now she acres splendid 1 how many cents have been coined. At when she went to drive. of coiqt. ( # orders to go to the front* Col. Titus I the close of the fiscal year of 1881 the in perfect health, and 1 suppose the Elida Shaw vs. Chai/. A- Tabor, Mary waa spoiling for the fray, and as soon total coinage of cents equaled $6,071,­ ceptions .which Mr. Bancroft used to miles Everhart and Eliza Thompson, assump­ as he received the order he shouted, 039.59. "You have no adequate idea give will be resumed this winter. good in abundance what such a bulk of cento would be,” sit; settled. “122nd. up!” said the cheerful statistician who im­ acres improved. One in Horace F. Peckham vs. Sariih L. Peck­ As if by magic every man sprung to parted the facto. J Burlington Hawkeye. | Granting that they ham. divorce; decree granted. Price his feet at a bound. At “trail arms" were all of the size now in use, . And the babies! Little bundles oi Elizabeth Roliertson vs. Joseph Rob­ we advanced to the right of the church although bn any of them were much fleecy white cloaks, blpe cloaks, warm ertson, divorce; decree granted. be bought at reaaohand relieved the 10th Massachiisetts of larger, they would fill over 104 cars crimson cloakg* indescribable bundles of ■ haw Is and wraps and hoods and Lydia Cole vs. John Cole, divorce; de­ the 2nd brigade. Filing acrom a ravine carrying twenty tons each.” able rates on time. . The first American cent was author­ swan's-down, shapeless Wbd motionless, cree granted. we took position, and the regiment re­ ________________ __ Ml of oongrvn cm- starts. ,UrU Tlje Tlie door is i, shut ,hut to i conf—— until the car John A. Seainon vs. Mary Jane Bea­ lieved moved to the rear. Fortunately ized to be coined by an act __ iSntooinodbj with ebeng like • Mi~u—ippii>hot-gun, । of July fl, 178,7. — It was f ’ ’ on or address mon, divorce; continued. for us the firing had ceaswl and dark­ Jnmre Jerrie, ol New H.ven, Conn. , end lhe nnwrepinngprooee. begin,, end i Patrick Cunningham vs. Laura Cun­ ness had now set in. Soon after all but Tbe weight wee 364 greiiu, which wee b*bv crawl, ont of hie chr.vralie, e fluffy 1 ningham. divorce; continued. two companies were withdrawn to the red need to 308 graine in 1793. nnd, tuft of crinkled hnir;» nt, dimpled Bet: Mane E. Beamer vs. John Beamer, other side of the ravine. The remain- I being etill too lerge, to 188 grain, two then ■ pinmp fne., ro.r with th. kirao. venrnUlor. Tbo coinage wm dieoon- . of deck Front; » pmr ot big. round, ; ‘ divorce; decree granted. ing two remained on picket and were tinned in 1857, niter »1,563,887.44 wondering eye,. Mid . denning bead , Eliza A, Green vs. Caroline L. Camer­ reeved in two hours. In tills way th^f worth bed been nude. ] thut goo. .wingingGround on tlmt httie . ||FN „ ()), To on,. bill to quiet title; continued. In 1857 tbe nickel cent wm Hr>rt ; croM. that praee. for . baby a neck. W'i'h-v wu ni picketing was kept up ail night. Tbe It wm amaller than tbe old- while the tab. take, in the whole ra> ; IMaryette Thompson va Bradley dead lay all about us, and intermixed coined. fMhioned predecomor, weighing 73 endI begro. M .once to m.ke fr|.nd. Tl A TTT F CRFFK Thompson, divorce; not argued. with them, we, tbe living, sought a grain., 88 percent of copper end H with life uglie.( end bMhfnle.t nun D.A 1 1 l Robert C. Jackson vs. Electa A. Gor­ night’s repose, while they taking their per cent of ticket In 1884 tbo coin- he den mo, and buna, tho poor fellow don and Birney W. Gurdon, bill for par­ last repose, “sleeping the sleep that * ..... -j" ____ er ___ j SOAA77QK niulor tnnnnteins of confusion bv Cnll1 ___ cal ■ _ under mountains confasion by cnll• age was discontinued after $2,007,725 tition; decree granted. knows no waking.” In our immediate worth had been made. The bronze ing him “Papa.” TOSMD Geo. W. Gregory vs. Thnothy M. vicinity tlie wpunded had been cared oeut of the present time came into disordered Bush, injunction bill; continued by con­ for, but to the left and front of ua hun­ be'ng iq 1864. It weighed only 48 [Atlanta COostitaUon. |' From grains, of which 86 per cent, ia copper sent. dreds of them were uncared for, andf A gentleman of Athens, Ga., once, tin and muv zinc.. The total o per oenL ooni. mu Kate, Scidmore va James Scidmore,' all night long *we could hear their criesi aud 5 'The Live Cash Dry Goods Hause." -X al. ____ .1 of the flsoal had a lover’s quarrel with bis sweet­ amount coineda at the end heart, who gave hiji b .ck his eu~age*. .divorce; decree granted. and pitiful appeals for help. Many of year ending June 30 was $3,077,720. . . —.... «•-------- DeliberCourt adopted following rule, to be tliem were gathered into the church Th« trrsml total of all the oenta coined —o — ___ -___ * ’—r known as rule No. 141 about 40 rods distant, and their united DURING FEBRUARY ~ the'memento of his blighted hap|Hness No decrees will be here after be grant­ groans, cries and appeals made the on the stone and with nia heel ground ed in pro tnnfeuo divorce cases when1 night indeed hideous. During the night I it to pieces. He then returned the the questions to witnesses do not ap­ a force of rebels moved to our left and ring hi^l given him. [Cbfcaco Tribune.) ! lady a ri „ she once . . _ MfaHskins show that Tennessee has at I But‘ ahe • » was guilty of nl such outbur-t. oulbur-L pear in the testimony. rear and the next morning occupied Inast TOO 000 dogs. The lood for each i Calmly placing it on the mantel, ahe The eases of People va Jas. B. Car­’ Fredericksburg. had whipped S^wZldra^OO pounds 9i bacon. renmrked “ tfelJ. HI need it for my penter, Wm. McMurray and Daniel Bo­’ Hooker and was making preparations winch would be 30,000,000 pounds of next beau. The quarrel was soon to capture Sedgwick and his corps. bacon Tills, at 10 cents per pound, made up, and the hasty lover had to A good iiuujv have received the Benefit linger were continued. already. Court adjourned Thursday evening■ Fighting began in the morning in the would be worth $3,000,000. This h invest in another ring. , v—--- -tt-3—-i vicinity of Fredericksburg; and contin­ Would be the 21st, trine die. . ued all day. No -demonstrations were not nil. TboM dOCT probnblj dmtroj Saiuidt* sent when deaired. made on our right where we were. 5O.000 >I>MP, worth W pw b«*a, wmI (Brooklyn Eagle.] ' Hill’s Peerless Cough Strup will1 The fighting waa to get lietween us and ih», prevent tbe rewing o< tl.MOMO “Madame, you've destroyed five dol­ cure cough, cold, croup or sore throat,, the river to cut off our retreat. Gens. worth ol -0.1 lars’ worth of merchandise,” angrily Brooks and Howe of the 1st mid 2nd .in «onld bo mined, rbn. it «wte remarked a dude to a lady, aa she seated and relieves whooping cough, asthma. ’ divisions only held the. rebels in check more then H.0Q<>.W0 to (red three herself in a chair in which he had d«It does not dry up a cough and leave’ and prevented them from carrying out worthier d«g»- The food of <log» a new Derbr hat. “Serves %ou In Black and Colored Milka. the inflammation and fever behind it,> their design bv the most stubborn would feed 100,000 able-bodied laborers, right, " aha replied, s’owly riang from but loosens the phlegm and morbid[ fighting. Gen- Sedgwick's htwlquar- Mid tbe wool lost would clothe 1,500,000 the ruin, "you had do buainwei to buy . tCTS ware just to the rear of our rcgimatter, and permits nature to heal the a $5 hat for a 50-cent heed. ” ; ment all day. There waa no stir or WELTON & CROOK! REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS, ABSTRACT BLOCK. a farm. to sell a fapn. If to rent a farm, • If a to rent, to sell a house in town, If you to buy a in town, It to reht a house, , if you a house to rent. If you to your farm you want to your city property, If to your you to accident, you to Call on Welton &. Crook MANY BARGAINS ! House one of the best two blocks from a bargain. tor a business man. two miles from town. $2,000 $6,000. A farm buildings. in acres, black soil, two miles distant from good market from school, in two cs fruit, of water. Ro 15 timjfer. Pace $5,200. [ »I 120 acres, gravel loam soil, 1A from good market, miles from school, $2,000 value buildings, of fruit 100 of tlie best farms Barry county. $9,000. ‘ Vacant lots in various locations ran and ‘ Cal) Welton & Crook. PILLS BOW«L«, uvea, DECKER BROS EVERY 20th SALE! GREAT BARGAINS and get a bottle. If not ratiatlod oning it, return tbe empty botUe fm. ‘ Fredrick Hotchkiss. 3< N" rrtrwl from the i^hl Ncan. The corp. wwe now doubled up like M ox bow with only one pl*ce to cn»«, Hnnkn ’ I'®"1________ _ [ • iDd'-i’Dd-'>n.‘.; J.™"” Animals dwelling at high elevations nrr-H. tboee of colder latitudes, l he | same species of insect* are found on j XSTwrib of Hf. are tbe direct Mount Waahington as in Labrador iCBd i Greenland. wsolt of breaches of low. . $1.00 BUYS $1.25 SILKS. IMJ Semi for munplea DM BROS PA' HI �ofp®*MM cattery WASHINGTON. HEREDITARY TAINTS A W£81 MCHAN SCENE. _ BUle ™ Mwction of a pohlto omlding az and to improve the navigation of the ppi river I>y strengthening the Hny An adjotirnment to Monday WM ‘ ’ Feb. 25.—In the senate, Mr. Ransom offered a joint resolution to appropriate •100,000 to relieve suffering in the toe recent cyclone in the southern state#. Mr. Voorhees handed in a resolution In­ structing toe Judiciary committee to report bow much money has been paid into the treasury1 (or leaee»» of lands In Indian Terri­ tory for grazing purposes. Tbe bill to gov­ ern tlie issue On circulation to national banks was passed by 43 to 12. It provides that the amount of note# delivered hy the comptroller shall not exceed the par value of bonds de­ posited. Mr Harrison Introduced a bill to pension all disabled soldiers wlto served honorably for idx months In the war of the rebellion, and to increase tlie jkensions of their widow#. A bill to authorize tlie con­ struction of additional steel vtwseis for the navy was laid before the 'senate by the pre­ siding officer. American pork. It was a baMtiful motmligbt night, To anyone who has studied the and we weA. standing oolaida admiring Uws of life, and especially those Mervm to close May 1. lhe aoane. whan a guallamaa, at the which relate to reproduction, an ex­ The tenate cranm!ttce «i terntorta ha# north end of the veranda, anddenly otagrred to retion a bill fur the adinhjMou to perience such as we are about to re­ Chinatown. juataoc Satehood of that jmrtiou of Itakota *ouCh of r«WUe Duty late will come with special force and olaimad: "Look bare, quickl/." Wa aivilixad Chinamau tbe forty-sixth parallel. buried forward aad Inroad our 070a interest The transmission of certain JteprtMntative Wire, of toward the place to which ba pointed. mental traits of prominence, and of frrmi congn’sw an appropriation of 380.000 to Thera, in tbo edge-of a osaadeid. rotnph-te the monument to the mouierot certain physical traits of equal promi­ George Washington. nence, are facts which all acknowl­ ^4Sf?rS tinder, for tho summer had been very Tbe greater portion of *l,S00icI?i?Sfl5S edge, but which none can understand. rebate on tobacco have reached tot nrnt hot, we saw a light flickering and and enjoy life better than any of the The father may be distinguished,— Chinamen who day comptroller of the treasury, where the? win wavering in auch a manner as to banish hard-wo-king H* for two vwira unhtss au, appropriation the sod, an imbecile; or, the parent^ and night awing tbair plishrng for addlliomii clerks Is made by rongraw. may be decrepit and unknown, and' all hope that it might be the light of a iron# all over the city. Thia olfiM m Tan tern. Ere we could speak or move Tbe hou.M* eommlttee on putak- land* the child achieve the highest place called by the Chine e Kwong Qummu, itreemedto dart along the ground, ••cured from tbeteeretary of * possible to humanity. But through Long 'Btioka, because they praniM* to wUboM from sale the Hot Springs while a faint crackling reached oar or reterratlra. In New Mexico, which ha# ta*u it all, there will be oertaijn character­ ears. Then, with a roar as of a giant advertised by the register uf tends al bau ■ istics, which mark tbe individual as awakened from slumber, the destruc­ They mar be found by t <e aooree in Cruees. 1 descending from certain ancestors. tive el *ment sprang up in all’ its fury, Chinatown every day, either smoking Seven numbers .if the legi-Jature of New | Too often, indeed, these characteris­ thi owing a strong, red glare over the opium or chatting in any of tbe groaery HOUSE. Mexk>>. repreaenting loth ixrtlw. have tele- । kb. .19.—The house sat through Monday tics are infirmities, and often of a graphed to leading senators at W aahingttm Fkji landscape, on which, a short time B12 the secretaiy of the trrritop refw** 1° night A quorum was obtained at 8:15 phvalcal nature. before, the peaceful beams of the orbitant prices to tbe store-keepers for administer tbe-oathof office to hgally-eiaeU o’clock ttoLs morning, when a resolution was . . .. ... these facts were strikingly brought the privilege of lodging and oocamonI to make the Mexican pension bill iMxuuuu uau — ■■ — — --------------TST*'* 7 ” moon bud #o gently rested. wi membeix j adopted -- -------- —------------ ,--------------out during a conversation which a -u .ar. w wheB bnraing explode­ ally eating among them, aud thus pass Tbe bouse cuwinltte on public lands lias I the spMaJ onto for February 31. Anad-; An a agreed to rejiort in favor uf tlie absolute fur- joorament to Wodnewtey was then taken, ! °' P'S>®^re7>n.'lV ««» «'r«l>ort Hkc that of aam.ll pwtel. themaelsee off on strangers as attaches fdtureof 44000.090 aerwj granted to the AtAt- .1 nwolullra j। had with Mra. Carrlu D. T. Swift. 1 fni^ Uu. madr bf hua. Fkb. 20.—— The •house passed• a■ resolution Ian tic and Piu-lfic railroad company, leaving Iwholatbe w«eof onoot our moatj,lr>A, of care, exploding aimuitimo- retire until 2 or 3 o’clock in the morn­ 5.000.000 arn- as earned by. the laying of lady related on ly. Bat uhatisthat dull, droning ing. and they rise st about the name agents in the star-route inventIgationx. Investigations. A i; prominent prominent, citizens. cuneus, This xuiaiautrwk between Albuquerque .'nd the Culo- agent# They live aud joint resolution rewiluuon was uawwd appropriating apiMuprlatlng j that she inherited from, her parents I sound which can be heard even above hour in the afternoonraoo river. Joint r<»- nl.iutlrur lmlk certain tendencies, ehe Mr. Murrison lias offered, in tlie ways and #130.<x» u,b.. tendencies, over over which wl the din canard by the fire ? That is A bill WS} rejxirte*! to forfeit the U_J _and a-h<i>h wara In thn mrans committ.-e, a sulwtitute for the bill tins. “About twenty or thirty of these Oregon Central land grant, and a resolution had no control, and which were in the the fire a ’ arm, and an ingenious one it tmder discussion in committee on theextenraun of the bbnded whisky period. The aub- rc*iureting the president iu(t to deliver Senor nature of blood difficulties, assuming is. In every “estate" yard are two or Chinnse dudes are gamblers, and each - form ■ -■ — owns a amall American safe, and in xtitute provides tlmt the bonded |>eriod shall Carlo# Agycp) to the Spanteli authorities the of- rheumatism. Her experi• ­ three huge, empty Itasina, called by the until an--Investigation h made by the attorbe extended not exceeding two years from - -----------ence can best be described in her own native# “coppers. ‘ What they are there theme are ten* of thonaaoda of dollars lhedate the tax inis, or would bnre. fallen ! ney general. r ah., • due. -I1 ': Fan. 2l.-The hun.se pawd the military “ e T rit ® r .. Mo»d 00 a poaJtive gaarante-'. Price 5fc-_sadfa! for is a mystery which cannot be solved. Feb. 21.—The house passed Hie military . The bouse committee on postoffices and academy and post-route rxX-route bills. A message ! 1 felt tne beginning Of tnis bereal- When struck by any hard substance bling houxwi, of Mott street. The at­ uir uuum 2 taint ui «u years ago, in vague they will give forth the aunnd already powroads r.•ported io the huuta.*? «a wu. bill .v to was received from the president announoannouno-1! tary many Huffkrekx from Rhev m atihm, wnt* id 4,011 eon- naina which <iseemed to come unac- described, and can be heard for miles. taches of theee twenty to thirty Fan tor - Free amend a«tlous8.»J9 and 4,041 of the Revised ftevlsed ing Ing that dial the British Britteh government hod had.conpniD8 .which Pamphlet ’• (in Rh-. tribute*! the steamship Alert for the-Greely the Greely «nnntMh j “7 StaXut** authorizing thee pMtmastorgeneral postmaster general ! tributed iv nnr i Rt unnallod for tiinea. Ton homes, or gamblers, constitute the madam to R.IC Helphenstine. rirugmM. See! the summons is being ansanrpd. or regi ’itered letters-1 relief expedition. It was resolved countably and to prohibit the delivery• of registered renolved that the the1 countably ana at uncalled for times, Washington. p.C Mention thhiapJ main portion of the Chineae dndea. and the payment of money orders to lottery committee on foreign affaire prepare a form- ■ They were annoying, exhausting, and The roods leading from town, and those eompaiiira.' The amendnientls In liarmouy [ al recognition of the generosity of Great | interfered not only with my duties but connecting the various estate# are They are generally shrewd, smart men. wKh the declaration of purpose on the part Britain in presenting thr veed. lhe house • aiaO tntallv rieatroved mv hannineaT. thronged with f»eople, hastening to the wh<> consider manual labor of any kmd GENERAL MARKETS. of congre* to eXHnde fn.in llw imdte letters I adjourned to Satuniay. „ ’ ® transient. scene o: devastation. The police and a degradation and a mn. They do not ami rin-uhirs pertaining to all lotteries, ; prl, gv-In the house hills were favor- i ®rat’ would only be transient, Feb . 23—In the house, bills favnri,l7n, *nd) in keeping ^ly rej»rt,ll to iran-frr live were entire |n |j appearing tor a day or two, and then the militia have been called out. Fire live quite so luxuriously as the Fan Ton CHICAGOably rej»rt*xl to transfer Hve counties |n , uuaJ L"uU»^nMof^eu1yUru‘ry state bi tiie^on^ Bllnois acraln they would engines are of little or no use in a caso homes, but still their clothes are im­ HlinoLs to the northern luirtlu-rn judicial district and . disuDDearinflf disappearing;: then again hold courts at Peoria; to prohibit the im- come in auoh violent forms, that it like this. The devouring element ported from Canton, and they eat good j uuxi»rn wiiptxv. • uortntion rtatiou of foreigners on contracts to nerper­ >•»>. 3treads too rapidly to be checked by a food. These at teehee are divided into ItXs believed that no mifairily report will rm labor, and to amend tho statutes as to was impossible for me to lift a cup to ngle' jet of water. Already the field four clasaes—'Do Kho*.”Nid Wms.* Oats—l^»wer: F«*bruary. Mareh prohibiting lhe delivery of registered lettersmy mouth. Afterwards, my feet and he made oil Morrison's bonded spirits exten­ SWjgBr: May.My^c/ sion bill. In the report submitted Morrison and the payment of money-orders. Some bauds swelled so that it was impossi­ in which the fire-started is ablaze from ‘Han Totos’ and ’Ton Haus.’ PaoviMloxa-kte.v. Fork higher. Fetev“Tbe ‘Do Shoe’ play openly and di­ says: ••Tlie comimite-e un ways aud means tima was spent in roimnllb'e of Die whole ble for me to draw od my shoes or end to end. and thoee sparks which are have considered tin- subject of extending on the pleutu-pnruniunia bill. In wliicli cer­ gloves without the greatest effort. I thrown far and wide al>ow too plainly rectly against the bank, and they are tin! time fur ]«ymeut of tlie tax on distilled tain southern members raised the objection •TT1. en . 7. generally gamblers from China, of ex­ •n spirits now in warehouse, ta-g leave to re­ that the control of cattle would be taken realized what the difficulty was, but what will be the result if the fire is not at perience and skill. Many of them port that th«* production of distilled spirits ■from their owners and place*! in the hand# seemed powerless to avert it. I final­ once checked. The negroes, provided Cattlx Market steady. We quote: m the United .States hu<» iNsvime inrgrr than of federal oftlecrs. Mr. Morrison reported ly became so bad that I was confined with cane-knives and scythes, are seat to come here from China with only a few Choice stilpninz steer* demanded by the market Tlir taxes are tlie bonded-whisky extension bill from toe cut down und remove the cane from the hundred dollar# and go back again in- a Fair to good *h pp;i steers r.mai the largest paid by any domestic-Industry. It majority of the ways aud means committee. to tbe house and to my bed most of few months with thousands. Notwith­ .suffers iu in cumruiMi common with other industriee, Industries, • Fr.n. 25.—Id the house. Mr. Kilk, of Ixni- the time. My joints pained me con­ fields adjoining the burning ones. This standing that they are opposed to the Medium to good tern, Hog*-Market flr.ti. S - les r.uig.d Su_ from the e present depression of trade. The ialano, entered a .solemn denial of the charge tinuously and my feet swelled to i« the pnly way of checking the tire, Fan Ton men, the-wt latter repo«e the •MOjgTAO fw heavy ■ a6.t*xa-7.u0 f,< lurfu. burden from but it seoniK as if their lainrs are in froth which .. it chiefly suffen, Is that that he received a fee from star mute couBurntB—Steady. We q n<r: Choke to directly imposed by the government Its tractors. Resolution* were adopted calling enormous proportions. Knowing that vain. ntmoet confidence in them in regard to Before they can remove the I. had about Fancy Creamery at 2K<3) >■ 2>; ordinary relief would probably prevent serious dis­ on the secreturj ot the treasury to state the । I inherited ...tills tendency, / I have freqneutly good do. Mottle; gtxal to fancj iMiry aster trad bankruptcy, not only to the inter- reason of delay In paying tobacco rebates, abandoned hope, when I began -the canes they have cut down the flamee money matter#. known ■ s I)o Sho to run sSort of cnsb SRaMc; common to fair do. ert itaelf, but to associate busiiH-ss Interests. and asking the judiciary committee ilttee to re-1 use of a remedy, which was rocom1°*P across Ute narrow boundary be»w be­ reThis bill propose* not to remove any Habllb •^rt wheuirc the tau&m ot !*»"**• while gamin r at tbe table, and have seen ndltracle ‘In ,n m. n |<! mended me hbv a friend belmz <»•«"> ____________________________ field.,..jset the cane :______ leavtw । NEW YORK. y for jasMUowimpowdbv law. but Blrnpiy bakute flow lug oontUrt with thr organic organic “J”~ to “J?"? bV .* «n«d as » .^g ______ li tlie alight, and a teoond field i# given up to tbe dealer take his word for amounts as JCrtp.--------------------------------------to podwme tlieir jiaymont for a-j»eriod not --------law. _ A joint resolution was iu lutrodnwti Whxat-Higher: No. 2 Feb.. |L trod need -p ap-­ speciallyr efficient in cases ef a similar The red glare of the .high as $1,000. When he win# he 1I LffTX; Mvh. •axwedinKtWo * exceeding tWu yean*, years, on condition of further propriating prvpriating 330,000 for the distribution of kind. Tc ____, .......... »S ; Maj. SI B ’o my great _gratitude, I found destruction. security, interest un tlie inundated Ohio valley. Bills that it relieved me restored mv an­ flames is almost blinding, and the heal either pay# liack on the spot or fiends it 1-11. Oomm-Quiet; Mixed Weatern 8 eerunty. and on the payment of Interest on ■ seed seen along the al the the highest hig&»t rate rau- paid by by the lbe I! were wore introduced intrutawd to te prohibit prohibit aliens alinit from from “S.r” ,.“5 ?„P_ the taxes at to the tinnier by a errvant the next ___________ is intense. gavcniment iwvcninu nt on nnv any.of nf Its its debts?? itahta?.’ - • -owning —’— ‘land, —3 *to authorize •»—-« coinage •---------under J— •*-tho - Petite, and 1 am able to say that now day. The NH Wens, or loafer#, are a battle-field. MILWAUKEE. metric sjutcin. system, 'to aid thr common school*. I have gained forty pounds in wielght,___The . scene . ..ia like -----------------—— The SILVEJt <»IXAOK. ' I| *u«nnc -----------------------nvenunent for for Ataaka, to feel perfectly well and am In the best ®,lbe *>o»ds bke di#- generally habitual-opium smokers, who Whxat—Steady; Feb.. OO^c. Mwth, to provide civil government Chainnaii Bland, ot the wnnnlttee on i !? gamble only when they cau get hold »Xc; May. 97c. Corn-Firm #1 6te klKhu. u a,„ra. l ,r^ hi. ,,rci»r;.i -------------------------------------------------------------------‘ E? “ lbh ' condition, owlbg wholly to charge, of roraketry. whtl. gattra appropriate 340d,(ri) for surtere cnarges musketry, a hile the ganm coinage, weights and niraanres, has----------- ’ pot___ _________ ,_____„ __ w __ eager workers, hue? of a little money, aud are gene -al.y for No. 2. Oats-Fl rm: No. 2 White, 33c.fbtercutc ti w.“ Wurneri. Sate Rheumatic cure, which I of “ K'r ,* Or1k,n,’] culling cutung and l.w? a Biiuorlt}- .1>"« interstate railway trauspo ________________________ ’rtatien bureau, . Warner’s Safe Rheumatic cure, which i broke ubout BlXldaya in the year. The Rrx-Strong: fib? for No. 1. Rakley— of the majority regarding the method of re­ and to slmpilfy procedure iu pension claims.' 1 was the remedy I used." ing as if for dear hfe. uloaely resemble simplify in claims. I tiring tta- trade dollar. The objections of While' we stood I Ilan Tons are 'steerer#.' who stand debate eiuned on the plenrorueumo ' - No ont. wou|(1 ever ,UBpM!t you convicting armies. the minority relate fur tlie most part to the Sm,,, CINCINNATI. ' had suffered eo, Mrs. Swift, to gazing, see you fascinated by the grand jut of « outside of tlie Fan Ton ' dens every fourth iH-ction.oC the bill rejairted by the nla bill. the scene, a loud jx,al of thunder #tar- ' a!tern00u and evening, calling to the I Flovu—Fair domand; Fiunilv committee. That section provides that all ' FOKKKiX. : now, ” remark(®d the reporter. Wi 1 rat—Finn at 81.06. Stronx st trade dollius coming into the tresis ary Im* re- • ties us, and looking np we see the | Chinese passer-by: ffan la fa chi la I* SI He. Oatw—Finn at 37c. RvE-Mradyal Russia lu»s made proposltlohs to Germany ' “ That is what all tny friends say. coined knd eonnted us part of the monthly Kussia has mode propositions to Germany , " mat la what all my friendB say. or ‘The }■ an Ton within Go and make [ Obc. Provimiowk—I*firk steady at Sta.»-------- !-------------------------purchase i<f bulliou under the laws of 187£ | for a joint reduction of forces oh the f.routier.; Only yesterday an acquaintance of sky overcast and cloudy. Soon the i Turj rbey «»rc are pauu paid uy by ms Um Lan! firm aiUts;^ 4^. Bulk MraUfiTJT Tlie repott says: "W.e ran not agree to tlmt The British guvernment Ims purchase*! I mine, whom I hnd not seen for some drops begin to fall, then the rain.; yj’ur fortune!' abont $5 85 per week. 1 w A>«10.~. Nau Ton bossesi about provision .because lhe effect wilHie to gient- | iTuuSitraZ the steamship Great Eastern for ft <>oii! b hulk , t. . > ■before > , come# down with n rush, ani al) .............. "“ time, tlm?- hesitated, h.Mltatwl, «| . , ■ ly depromhe value ami price of silver bul- ; nt Gibraltar * before speaking, and work cease# on the vart of those trring with a percentage on all the ‘auokers’ I ST DOUlk l»n. Tbe reason ...» unr.,1 lerdlKontlnn. I lt , ot S . 4M lx ,„ dhn |,|, m | apologized by raying, ■ Why, I really At a meeting, of Suez canal landholder* G. «. . • • w’ . Uwy rednre in»id», m,1 ore^.on.llr ■ | Wmt.T-Low.-r: No. 3 K.,1 fob Sl.«k to subdue the fire. Now far the contest between tire aud water, between the winner gnres him a dollar or two. The @l-08U: Marsh. tteWLOsS : M*\. 11 10* Ton Kan. interpreted into English CoKX-Lou.r; 4i»<tqvkc Feb.; roaring, scorching flamee and the soak ing. drowning rain. The flames, sub­ mean, a ‘pull coat-tail teUow.’ These 1 dued for an instant, spring up ■ again ! are the hangers-on. who look like Pekin 1 Batturr* Stead v iU fiOr«r*oc*. Y’Kov'iHiojriemmoy. with greater fnry, as if od and not beg are. They can be seen at all boars . Pork higher': 4K2fi. l>n salt Mtwu qu« amount r.iidi! Imthe treasury in ’ ; tioped this remedy to you? payment of public (liuas or in exchange ut 10 17a. the- gaming table *’ ®9-«. ®-*°. Bacon -teadv st water liad i>een jioured upon them. Tb, | crouching against i~.JK?.»d.ra eptttaiioo i Not the slightest. If was Mr. R. Bnt it ia an unequal content. 7uC -. , par,-a the bill provides fur—tlien* has been Mr. Gladstone informed a dep;;; ----------- o——--------about toirty-elx of '•'•■• trade from the house <»f .v.n.m.M-. commons ..mi that the tbe gov-1 H. Furman, the photographer." •? "7 “T.T “>5dolhnt । -»—•••— ........"i,million# flamee have no firm hold on anything, , tl,«* An«t to know which wayr IM. \ N" I Th® n»n; ®'u-r bidding Those leavos and cane# form no solid I t^.6 R“nc f goe* and to announce the BALTIMORE n-BHihh eramrci u». good-by., rap-rad. The British ».««»«,. goveniinent hn<« tendered the ' , . d „ to tb. — blazing mass which might defy the w*nn(,r*- They also play for beginffers Whkat—Western hlrlier; No. 2 Winter use of the Stenmei Afrit lor the Greely r<- . photographic rooms of Mr. Furman, rain. Slowly, but jiurely. the tire i# 1 *nf^ t*,oec fIio are green in the bnsifrom the monthly pujvlris.* of bullion would , lief cxjtedltioii. nnd .she will l»e n*ed ‘u- n when the following conversation enRed Snot “~t and Feb.. Sl.OK^tfl.Wl*; March. maatered, and wheW* an hour later, 1 n ‘ * a Bnd th *P “ n coat-tail fellow' dose the doure ugatnil silver bullion for at supply ship. gets >1.08d)i.a |L09k. Coax — Westent higher, ;I sued •: least four muntin. iu#l pissliih twelve. 1>«. ; I the clouds drifted away and... the moon-j' B gma|) commission when hi« client lient Mixed Spot 8| and Feb.. fOk: March. Friends vf Herr Lnsk«-r in tlie Gvnnan i( those who favor Nhvt» want io<t<> this? Anv- I Have you been a auffemr from : cornea out' in all her glory, her beam* l wins. There yon have the two or three 00r. Oath-Western White. 4WM5c; thing just at this ti:n<- that c»itse> a full of I rieebstag projiu^e to demund - of Prince BL* i1 rheumatism, Mr. Furman? " j hundred Chinese dndee or gentlemen Mixed do. 42f<M4c. It nt-Higher #t rest upon a black aud desolate spot. silver in the marki-ls nf the world inav. and , marck an explanation of his evudih-t in rv- ; “ Well, I should think I had. “ of leisure accounted for." turning to Washington tiic resolution of | likely would, result in Its fund overthrow. I BOSTON. “For how many years?” f --------' “But where does the money oome Tbe decline would Ik- |s»inte*l to as u sign | condolence passed bFeongn-^s. WOOL-Firm with moderate demand; Tt. . TJwirttnwl-rcral fTOm k lh, hMk ;.nnIlinthat rilvtr must c«h-se io tie regarded as a ; A <lj-uamlte explosion ocrurrv«l earlv Tin*- j -. * Twelve or fifteen. * Ohio and Ihronsylvania extra* IfiXeMlWr: precious m«. tai. au argument thut would ta« day morning in the cluak-nroni of the Vic­ ' “Did yeu try to cure it? ” --The — fashion -- In -«-%*-«*>»« head-gear »ur for men t j»n»nw«H-«Bna profitabl ^and snows allows the mo do Do Hho Sho to Mtohigan MflbRJc: combi ns and delaine hotly pressed for stopping the coinage of ’ tons railway station in Ixmdon. blowing off l^ro has Itaa undergone a great __ __ « _i ___ ____ , * Yes, I tried everything, and at | »nid <1.boys change : take ,1 thousands of.... dollars .back to 80(^4fic: pulled 33(d97c: western Un washed Oliver altogether.” a large portion of the roof und destroying , .. during Mt went to the Hot Springs of Ar®or*nE the tne last thirty years. Now cap# I China ?** nearly all the glasswork. Seven men were severely Injured. e | of sansas, and nothing seemed to do me ?f cloth cl°t11 are “■« rarely soon seen except on men T "From tlie stupid green laundkvmen1 Henry Watterson has gone to New York, any kuuu good uulu until I Warner’s Safe nn‘,°rlln« 0,1 foreign arrival#, and i and tbe 200 or 800 Chinoae #sili>r» and A sensation was nruatwl <i.u...., h> ,„ the uac British ununu hmv i tried i with hi#copyright bill lying as close to his O’Connor Power I'o,,,.,,,,..------------- --------| tho .tlk l.*t u .Ifonted onir by »Uid oig»r-m»k,r,. M.nT of IhT^n.^. heut ns it could get In the inside pocket of house of commons by, John o HAMruroe Markets who attacked Parnell and his lieutenants iu I K D® um ® “ c Cure. his oven-oaL It was exjiecteck. 1#‘ would cduTCM ot middle or rnnture age. Tho handaome aalario. and large profit, an** And it cured you. did it?" cause hb> bill to l»e introduced Im week, ; stn»ug taiiKuage, sa\ lug they hud pursued a ♦h!! naur P«l tbe pla. e of both nually and then low all their winning# Wheat. White “ Yes. completely." hut there seems to have been a hitch about I policy adverse to the intcreste of Ireland Wheat, red Abv ’ the matter, nnd lie 1ms gone to X< w S'ork to ' ever shire the land act was introduced. retail * And you can cordially recommend these head coverings for young and in the Fan Ton shops. . / one who Coni, confer with William Henry .Smitli,4)f tlie ! El Mehdi Is marching toward Khartoum, itr Beans old, except when some state occasion doosu't believe me can see for can see for himself." Oats asMtclaLd press, pronmiibly w ith a view to it is nijiorted that General Graham haa demands the traditional r.tove pipe| 1 Yes, indeed, more cordially than Park, dressed determining whether it will lx- wiser! to orders to transfer Ills taw*i of oj>erations to Beef, dresecd . keej) tl>e. bill out of sight, or to introduce it Sunkiin, whence he Intends to march against anything I have ever known of. It is and there are few wearers of these who ' Butter their Once when "eir oouq>osition. OOinjwaUon. ,ho„ at toe Imminent risk of Its being defemeil. Osman Digtna. The Arabs are in force be­ simpiv a wonderfulI urcurcino. [Now York Cor. Chicago Tri boo.) medicine. a I uabe­ know “ Several gentlemen who imvc talked with hind Tel), where the dead of Baker Pasha's la of nil ca»M. both “ ® “ V" r ba ‘ . w “ »< ’ ‘ uaUj a bearer Society nomenclature ia nndergohie lieve that two-thirdf ‘‘ Mr. Watterson repreMint him as Sitting that tinny lie unburied. skin fiisiuoncd fashionedintei into na )iol hat, tlie nan^ ...... WM a change There are no longer aur PotaUxM... _i.i t. . . ... skm the object of fils proposed measure is not to Apple* Tokar was on Thursday surrendered to acute and chronic, could be cured as appropriate. Subsequent improvements partiM;- nobody has given a “party- Apple#, dried . nrawne thcJnteresfs of the associated pro-ts, tlie Egyntahi rebels. A portion of the gar- x I was cured by the use or of mis this remere meWBS uurea uy me a representation which strikes the average rteon nt Kiiartoum has left the town. There dy. In fact I know a number of per­ reduced the price of "beaver#" by these twenty yesra. In laot. “boll," an •)D-looker as somewlmt incuit-sfeteut with changing the material, which became becoming (ewer and fewer, and soon 1 a rit|*h , ** 80118 Wh° hftVO 1x5611 ,D th° Worat pOShis present flying visit to New York to eon- rrinldtat and twelve hundred beaver fur-#o metime# cheaper fur- fear, will vanish altogether. at buaklm. Bible o. lnHifiAn condition, oomter with-Mr. Smith. Tlie latter h well General Gordon telegraphed Admiral He>- «Ne cotodmon and are now eom2 WM known to be in favor of copyrighting the ett to call a conference of sheik# to arrange pletely well wholly through its use." attached by a glue or cement to a hat A young lady of Madison avenue raid body of felt. 8till Uter the far waa reearth in the interest of Die a.>Muriated press terms of ]>edce. and u> ask Osman Dlginato ■ ."* oth"’ ‘hink of hySsKrd'MrT.icnt. . . 11H •* The arc ^he statements.above made .are ^ap»r». If it can tat uivomplbdoxl constltu- meet him at Khartoum. nlaced by a a silk plush, glued on to a OVJ >t? Only two private ball, thia Butler. e«n and potatoes-! hill and declining from sources, the authority of which felt form or body. But of late yean General Gonion has placed In command p*f?nnnVi The rial cause of Mr. Watterson’s depart­ winter t . -1 bf questioned. They conclueven tho felt body has been discarded ure imdoabtedly lies in toe fact that a most of the troops at Khartoum a negro who won “ What do you mean?" I asked jrt>ve the value of tbe prepatremendous omwMltlon to his ochnue has a decoration under Bazine in Mexico. The fiive.y.pu Amed and show that even for one of coarse muslin >r canvas, enumerating a half-doson 00 mi State at Miohflcan. County of Born manifested iteelf from an altogether impx- general demolished a prison in which two ration nai ’ Al • ae«#ion of the Probate co* »..»> »»» uv tcmu.ou uy ■teeped in the same stiffenino' liquor fingers ry traits can be removed by rected quarter. Some uupotdtion was tile hundred men w<ire chained, burned the In- heredltttry County <rf Barn, batten at the Probate 'B #truments of torture, and opened lite office t u„ nrnnAP 7 used on the felt body—#he laodisnolTed "M2h'interrupted. tbe iTetmidisl fruin tite United Press, the Op­ to all who Imre grievances to present. The I t*le U8e °* city of Ratline# In #aiu county on V* proper moans. in alcohol—and receiving the outer cov­ position ta-lng tl>at tlie organization was to day. the mh day o< February In th* Merabs,! O. ering of silk pluefa by the pelting df the some extent dependent on tlie published re- Austrian consul scut £2,000 to El Mehdi to thouMod tight hundred and In *!»• Future ’eranot balloixjrta of the a-*ori#tisl press, but not a word secure the release uf Catholic missionaries. Prreent. OMBM Smith. J lao glue by means of a hot iron. Not holla? I persisted: “a thousand In Um matter of the Mtate A Brittali relief expedition will arrive at i "W*u,,nk<? in the way of the itwnnrrer has come from Untf organization. Its nmnagera holding that Suaklm next Sunday nnd advance on Tokar J£.*2LtJd ™.J? for’!th^» i&arA.’su!". Tuesday, it te learned that two hundred SStFSttll h rtUe “ * c * *** 80 morning anA it Wt. ball r il Hoffers more from the pilfering of its news by kwocjAted press papers than it Is behe- men of Hie garrison at the hitter dty made *• *■ [Exchange, j “Certainly not,” she repeated, calmlv will and tastammc of said utoi by ite having -cceri* to toe associated a sortie, killing and woundh« many of tta-r,_ .... Tbe jringCT n»d in prewrring »nd that hl# final account this day filed ■# #wg n“v fa cure, for enemy, fhe British armydof occupation nt Catarrh, prep rejMirts after they are in print. l»e heard and altowrd and he be dtoeharged fr.x# , I# attend­ m?«ulliunir in lhe big London eetabThe opposition to the Watterson measnre Cairo Is to be reinforced. So great Is the in­ cd with I . which can hebtnenu all cornea from China. An hTtelwSS ll U orta-Hl. that Moods) '>r refejrrsi to above cornea from tbe country fluence uf General Gonlou that no fears are be said o! • cents. tea day « March al Irn u'rU-ck in W rstpera, und Individually they are writing to felt for the safety qf Khartoum. •rnnaing «Urr regarding th, f,mUi„ —_.iter and inyiwdf.'grvat’suffcrent from lorenooo. te aatirawl hr <!»■ haariiu: 0 toeir senators and rvpreanntatlvw Asking The Deutach Tagebtatt. commenting upon blue and whit, atone jar, ia (old. The them to vote against thu bill should Mr. Bismarck's |teply to the Lasker resolution, Catarrh, have boeo cured by Ely’s Cream Balm. Chlneee made a m? large j„. A(te , Wattenon carry out iiU intention uf having repete tlie interference of a foreign legisla­ My sense of #m*-ll restored and health rreatiy party whore the german and round improved. C. >1. Mtani.kv. dealer In boobi and aotueyeara the, were prevailed upon U tntrreiaced. Senator Bewcli has nveived ture in the internal affairs of Gtmuany, airi shoes. dance# occupy the whole evening.* Ithaca, N. Y. . tettera from almost every j»q>er In New criticise* Uie diplomatic Intenm-diary meth­ , in mM countyFr#m p. F. Liepen^ A M.. Red Bank. N. J.: to make a second aiae tor the reception Jersey pointing out wherein the measure od emjbloyud Iu the transmission of £he reso­ I hare been troubled with Catarrh so badly for of g.nger. In lime a third size amsller •Whrtbe pn.r* would operate to tlie disadvantage of the lution. The Tageblattnays: “Wubeliew several years tlmt It s« rioirdv affected my voice. s’K.rart.m..-; journals of that state. . *■ , waa repeated, bnt hero th. stubborn Herr banker was unknown to a majority df 1 tried nr- — Y remedy wftlmut the mMmK Mm# fnterr#ted 'n One bottle of Eiy s Crema Balm did the ColMtiala reballed. Tbair oonaerva the congreMtuen. Their obiuet In adopting relief. OONGRKSAfONA I* work My voice lUnfiy restored and my head tlr. character rrc»rde<I any mor., in.ro the resolution was to gain (terman votes In feels “ ThS Madibetter than lor years. B. F. LkihnKh. the coining presldunffnl ejection, and win rHarttai# Bamxkm. * ratioM aa aacnlrwe. “And so," .id SENATE. ft™ New Zrahmd.ro do the love of German* at home who axe deMSSSSTtn Mid count* Uur aupennUndent, “we had to bav. not fail to pray aarar.tly to their goda A Startling Discovery. slrous to throw tlie gates of the fatherland ' Mr; Wm. Johnson, of Huron. Dak., writes that amaU jars made in.tbe English potteries for rarororr after th., haw. rodirad wide open to Amerlaui importa.” his wife had been troubled with acute Bronchitis to bold our C«uew> ginger. So tho T SMITH, ra n 7 ?iJ ound *' b “ ‘ , ‘ h “ dM * p«uy years, and that all remedies tried gave of Prob#te Buekten’ll Arnim Halve. anent relit-f. until lie procured 11 butti.- gorger is genuine Chwaae bnt tbe iara of ro.ro™ « MU,g ,h"r UW“ «"»tillo Thr bent sttru In the world for Cut*, Bruise#, are not." 1 L leers. Salt Rheum. Fever <Horen. hmr-nlttni. r,----- Hon*, Tetter, HI Mraooarae. of dnnlong hot dug1, blood, until too hfwrof adaoo.eoo pbach treks z roieaaioual observer; #ay that the (Mi.’.dlMown TrauicripLl ALL (ikOWN FROM TBNNEMRKF 1TTSDon't brag .boat Um, rahwircrau at annum for arms and your Micrator. A great rare,lor tn tie mark our tow am# to tt and wl, the ««»>•• 1. poor tapiul ot ilralt fdr • rm back by retuniKmll for your approval to go into busineaa on. And beside# «l ; ” ,r M>«.tora hiul U«ir Unit* Erra OYT* HOMA interior t<> Adam a record is ----- • While scattering Sheen years tana of New Che bone ncraped would like tt to be. \ork and suvroundlna Thu# wnta d. three bottle# of Zi"S^i.w.nJ2l£Ed:r^lrt?1bi°.?SIi wno»lD® "™01 °D" °ur . s z 8 B Ki,.. ^»1ruyoo,,,i“rni- PEACH TREES ..sac s/ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-03-07.pdf cf38a888369cde166a7719a6ffb3a7e4 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. -------------------------------------------- ------------------- --- VOL. XXVIII. NO. 46. The Hastings Banner. Hasting#, Barky Co., Mich. MARSHALL L. COOK. SUBSCRIPTION RATK81 ADVKRTIBING RATK8 per year................................ | Kxtra chanje tor special poalUocui. JOB PRINTING. (fepectai pride L<t felt In the Job Printing DepMtmentof the Baxn>b. Everything in the nttrr ofiioe i« now; and with the latest faces of ,ype. the .most approved pattern* ot machinery. ui<*. oom potent worknteu employed, enabloe the uxmkk to do tlnt-clasa Job work. • a MJcirr Smith. Eirrur T. Colohovm Judge ot ITobatc. ITonocpUng Attorney. OMITH & COLGROVE. . Lawyers. ■ OfSoai ovvr 'lL K. Grant's store.) (TacUce In all courta of the Blate. Collections .urwnpuy looked after. Money to loan on real C. IL VawAkma*. & Vanarman, Lawyers. (Ovor flutings Natloeal Bank.) U-VAL K Kxafficx. nappen K KOHN CAR VETH, WHOLE NO. 1494. HASTINGS, MICH, MARCH 7, 1884. County News. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer were in Hope Friday and Saturday. , Geo. Mosey wears a broad smile this /Week. His school closed last week. Amon Wolf says if you wish to know the time of day call on him. He has one of McOmber’s best watches. Frank Bab has dried up his tears. He is going to stay at home and help pa saw wood. Good Tempters held an open lodge last Saturday night. Eva Bates and Grace Potter spent Saturday apd Sunday in Irving. forks, linen table cloth; Mr. and Mrs. soon be driven for the new post office F. X Bergman, washbowl and. pitcher, building. . A terrible accident occurred late .Sat­ urday afternoon resulting in the death of Walter A. Hunter, son of Mr. Math­ ew Hunter of this township. Walter was coming from Cedar Springs with a load of shingles and when descending a hill a few miles the other side of Ada, the load pitched forward and off crush­ ing Walter beneath its weight. When found he was still conscious and wits taken to a hou :e near by. Dr. Willignie set of table mate; Miss Lottie Bergman, Brom the HenUa. pair pillow shams; Mr. Henry Bergman, To Mr. Md Mrs. D«Vore-a girl. nutmeg grater; Mrs. Fanny Bolyen, Mr Luther Child waa In Grand Rap­ cane rocker, Frank Dean, shade lamp; Ids on business this week. MissLalie Bergman, knit tidy; Lewis Mr. Jno. Shufdt made a business trip Stem, bracket; Mr. and Mrs. Frank to Ingham county last week. Clark, glare pitcher and goblets; Miss A 17 year old son ot Mr. Killgoose, ot Ida lauch, shade lamp; Charles Gleason, Bowne township, was taken suddenly shade lamp; A. Gleason, knit pillow ill with a pain in his aide, on Monday shams and tidy; Miss Dorcas Day, lamp afternoon, and died the neat morning. i«ata for organ; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. The Freeport string band composed Mowry, pair linen towels; Uria Bergot J. Norman, comet; Al. Curtiss, flrat inun, mustard spoon and broom brush; DKLTO3T. violin; Myron Hinckley, second violin; Mercury SO degrees below zero, the ' CBorgman, dozen napkins; E. L. Moaher, baae; played for the first S9U>’ Mr. and Mrs. George I*ritchard, Mr. and tiinSi in public, in Union hall last even-" Mrs. Dr. McBeth, of Galesburg, and | Mra. J. DUaho. sewing chair and clothes ing. The fine rendering of several si&-1 Mrs. Nora Oatman, of Houlensburg, are I• bare; Mr. and Mrs. Dana, Bolyen, Mra. lections was vary satisfactory, and visiting at Mr. M. Gwin’s this week, funnel Weeks, Ella Weeks, center with proper practice will be competent 1 Miss Robbins, of Sherwood, ta visit- table. to play for apy occasion. : ing her sister, Mra. G. J. McCrodan. ORANGEVILLE. Rumored -that Rev. A. C. Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Norwood spent a Our school closed with prizes awardMra.'Baraes, of Bpwne, were married few days this week withjMr. I^twBuck ed for perfect attendance and deport­ «t the residence ot Dr. praay, Monday *»d "Ke. of Hopkins, Allege? Co. inent as follows Cora Nichols, album; 1 r ■ ------------- *’ —j J”‘"..L«, c been mxui Mr. John Holden, of Richland, has Ed. Lewis, album; Marcia VanValken| evening, tbe 25th tost. We -have unable to Iqpm any particulars. Mr. three teams drawing wood from off his lierg. work liasket. Also the following Beach al^ajs has bora very prompt to ! timbered lot, just south of O. Barrett’s, received presents for meritious deport­ hand m marriage notices for publication, | O. Barrett is drawing wood out to ment; Bertha VanValkenberg, Ora but w jiresume the poor health which the road, to be put on the market next Soddler, Ezra Morehouse, Charlie Brig­ caused tbe relinquishment of hta pasto- wlnter. ham, Fred Payne, Minnie Earl, Alf. rial charge here, may lie assigned us as the MreMcAllister is on the sick Lewis. The exhibition was held on main reason for his failing to hand in ,iatFriday evening 29th at the hotel with the announcement of his own connubial Miss Mattie Ford, who, has for the I full attendance. Good music and a suc- of Ada, Dr. Elsworth and R. HunterJl, of Lowell, and Walter’s parents were sent for at once, but Walter was beyond the reach of human aid. He was fatal­ ly injured, several ribe being crushed in. He died of internal hemorrhage- The accident occurred, we are told, about 4:80 p. m. Walter died about eight hours later. His parents and the doctors ar­ rived before he died but could not save him. It is a terrible blow to the fami­ ly, of which Walter was a promising son. His age was 19 years. Thejuneral services were held at the Baptist church here yesterday afternoon, were largely attended; Rev. C. Oldfield offi­ ciating. Truly there is but one step l>etwixt life and death. At a conference of prominent green­ backers held at. Ionia Friday it was de­ cided to continue the old greenback party organization, “but to stand ready to endorse an anti-monopoly movement when properly presented.” A dispatch to a Detroit paper says “the meeting was almost unanimously anti-fusion and anti-Begole.” This, t<x>, right in the face of W. D. Fuller, Begole’s right bower and joker, who was present' at the conference. It lamins to look as if | Fuller had dropped the lines and hi/ tandem team was jogging on to the pledgee. Men who think for themselTT* and vote in accordance with principle and the dictate of conscience will not sign away their rightsas citizens at the ever plausible and insinuating may be their arguments- no, xin. • The retreat was conducted very hur­ riedly, but in perfect ords-. Quietly, bat on the run, we would go for half a mil* or so, when we would swing into line, lay down, the batallion would turn oa the gallop, unlimber, and prepare for aolion, and after a few minutes “limber up* and start on the gallop to the rear again. Tbe rebels did not follow up in our part of the line, but in other parts the line was hard pressed. About twelve o’clock we reached the vicinity of the bridge and formed line, facing the rear. The rebels didn't allow us to sleep much, bqt came as near as they could get, and getting batteries in position, shelled tbe pontoon bridgfcover ly, I never heard shells sound as hide­ ous as on that night. As they went humming through the air we could sea happiness. The Herald extends con-1 last year kept house, for F. A. Black- cres financially. £ • Lawyer. their burning fury. The corps was Cora Nichols has gone to Hastings to gratulations anyhow. : man, is about to leave these parts to (Over Spaulding's dry goods More.) safely across the river before daylight, The exhibition at the school house ' a proposition her uncle has made attend the teachers’ institute. WID attend prompUy to alt btrnineaa in all and another attempt at whipping the last Friday evening was conducted very [ her» from Courtland, N. Y. Mrs. Carrie Arbor is in town visiting rebel army and of advancing cm Rich­ successfully and reflects much credit I prospects are good for a cooper her old home and friends. i E. KEN ASTON, mond had come to a fruitless and disas­ “• Attorney at Law, upon Mr. Bates the teacher, and the I shoP at thio place. Andy Havens came home Saturday trous end. ' . (Over J. H. GoodyMr & Co.'# More.) scholars who participated. To mention ! Mr- William Fullerton, of Galesburg, from state of N. Y., accompanied by Without going to details on the bat­ rracCitv^ In nil courts ot the SUtn. CoUcctiocj* all who did well, would be necessary to wa8 in this Place one • tost week try- hta bride, formerly Mary Lane. umnpUy attending to. tle of Chancellors ville, Hooker was out* Ue 01 Blow, blow; ye gentle spring breezes. print the programme entire, naming ^g to sell his farm. J W. LOWRY, M. Dm K«aeraUed placedI on the defensive Monday 3d ulL, at 8 a. in. mercery f Mr. Willie Nichols is able to be each scholar. The opening address by ' ®• ITiysician, Surgeon and Oculist. by an army wxording to the very highstood 3 degrees above zero. Mr. John K. Wallace was exceptionally arouDd again. (Office, ,T0i Thorn HL, Hastings, Mich.) est authoritative estimate of not more Adam Lewis has received an inheri­ crack of Ben Colvin’s whip. well rendered. As also the piece enact-1 Mr- Arthur Bush closes his series of tlian three-fifths his own. The chief VMue hours—8 to 10 a. to. and 1 to‘3 p. m ed by Mtas Ellen Roush and Master | wrlting schools the Sth. Anti-monopoly must be a lx>ld plank tance of several hundred dollars from Tt-kr phone .at HolkiwayiiXdrug store. intbedemotroticolalfom.-tay.adem«■>«ofhtadeftat wa. . bold mere VfT bpMal aUenUon paid to surgical diseases Bert Brayton. The Misses MinnieCbree-! Party nt Mrs- Maria Jones the 1st, for hta decenaed sister, who lived in the inent which originated with Gen.Stonetag dlaeiuKs of the eye and ear. ocratic paper, and in another column state of N. Y._ • brough, Ollie Clemens, the Missre Beu-1 E,dyn Heynolds. q A CKETT & BUTLER,“~ wall Jackson, and which is said to have the om.ro same paper ’s new |roa,rca says oaavn Ohio vulva ucn senator. ncuowi, ; , ter, and others did exceedingly well, but ' report of Dist No. 4, town of Assyrla. Pysicians and Surgeons, IL B. Payne, will be a »tronK candidate when It was pro­ the want of space forbids particular- ,tonrX* for the term ending Feb. 29th. The flret of March, mercury down to (Prairieville, Mich.) - the • -: posed to him. But he had such un­ for presidency. To nominate Mr. izing each individual effort. At' the I ill cahe. night nr day. promptly attended. ' zero and‘ good sleighing. bounded confidence in Jackson that he Payne on an anti-monopoly platform close, Mr. Bates was presented with two I >• • Dr. Baker is still confined to the house was allowed to put hta bold and hazard­ |J R TIMMERMAN. । would Im* about as appropriate as spik“ I with his limb. If - Homa-pslhic Physician & Burgeon, hooks of poems and an Elegant pair of | | ing a pawn broker’s sign to a church ous design into execution; and he did it sleeve buttons, which he feelingly at . 1 Mrs. C. D. Berry,.of Tekonsho. is vis­ (First door caat o» Holloways’ drug store.) with His usual celerity, dash and won­ door. knowledged. Mr. Bates leaves the 1 iting her sisters, Mrs. Churchill and derful effect. Moving his corps of 22.SIR. Wm. JONES, school with the best wishes of all. 11 • Dentist Train. Aiiegan Journal. ooo men to the union right just at night. When.Mr. Roby, of Plainwell, receiv- i fall,they rushed upon Howard's lit’ The imcil pusher of this column i All work promptly attended to. . • Mrs. E. W. Ford, of Evanston, HL,, spent last week visiting at J. Hortons’.’ ed his sentence, 825 fine and ten days in > corps, who not being prepared melt«< ||kEV<>RE’i PRESSIG r~/ 7 went home as usual on the evening of XI5>aflaab~ »__ MJ ..... I«».“MTlfa. k Calvin Smith has raBted~M«A-Alb6rt jad. on TtMfdRj, fcr illegal .liquor sell-. before their impetuous oiwrt with Physicians and Surgeons. February the 23d, 1884, little thinking Mary Buili.. because he was 39 years old that day, ESu Shephanls’ farm, and is moving on the ing, he read a long anil well got up pa- [ a alight show of restatanre. This ffcht (.Freeport, Mich.) Barrett •dis promptly attended to. per justifying himself, and Judge Ar- was for the road leading from Charcrlsame. such a genuine, pleasurable surprise Ekiworth Barrett. Wn> Black noiu gave him mm a Tew lew kind Kina admonitions. aamoonioni. ,। lorsville to Culpepper G«ld mine ford. was in store for him. The following William Segar and family are visiting nold ^fEI.TON A CROOK [ friends in the southern part of the state. This case proves that the liquor law can Event kind friends were present: N. Brayton Maggie GIDenpIr illy tbe 3rd and 12th corps helie enforced if courts and jurors do their [ came Are agents for.the Watertown Insurance Co. and wife; C. V. Riegler and wife; John Joluk GIDeaple rolved in this onset, but they Hickory Corners. •ney write poiictes on a man’s property /aialnst Willie Gillespie tow* by fire, lightning or wind; against Adnan’s Teeple and wife; John Yafger and wife; wmir Gwin 1 Load news A scarce around about duty. It should lie a warning to other were not able to successfully stem the Ke by death and aectdenL Ina Gwin saloon tats. tide of the mad onslaught of Jackson's Wm. Godfrey and wife; L. E. Mosher Grade Gwin I the cornemae^ It would seem when there arc S130, men. Then, too, at a critical moment. pOOK at SHELDON. and wife; Geo. Kelley and wife; Samuel Ralph GrIUry A nice lot of fat sheep passed Lena GrlHey . 000,000 surplus money in the U. 8. treas­ Sickles’ (3rd corps) men ran out of am­ Roush and wife. The splendid easy Jacob Houvenrr through the corners for the last few lOfficnln A bi tract Block. Hastings, Mich.) Houvener . . ury some of it might be appropriated munition. Sickles called in vain for chair, which we were so unceremonious­ A. I’etcr Houvener days en route for Augusta. Prices range Hsve Ujp only set ot Abstract Rooks In Barry for Saugatuck and other harbors that troops to relieve him, after having re­ eaunty. , ly forced to occupy, was a very accept­ Itaac Houtener from 5 to &%' cents per lb. Harry Jones . Mf have been left out. The improvements peatedly and with great gallantry re­ able gift and we sincerely thank the J rule Norwood The Corners has had a visit from the a. foote m d Myrtle June* . would eave money and fives and give pulsed several chargee of the assaillightning rod men. Seven of them ITiysician and Surgeon. donors. Come to think of it, however, Earnle Norwood employment to many men on the works.; ants with empty muskets. WDtlfl Niebuta .............................. two strong gentlemen had rather hard lOfflce east side Main HL, Nashville, Mich.) boarded withAjur host Mr. Thompson Geo. Sprague It seems as if there was nA sort of ex- : At this critical and vital juncture Kesldeuce next door north Wolcott House, work to get us into It, on account of Iota Sprague......... .......................... two weekajand beat him out of their cuse for refusing three appropriations. | Hooker had been stunned by having a calls promptly attended too, day or nlghL the superior attraction in anothe/ di­ Average dully attendance board bill. j()8EPH KNIGHT, Average standing of school (nearly)H8I( brick’column against which he was rection. The discussion of the nite sup­ 1 x. E. C. Elliott is talking of selling his Grand Ltxlge Independent KLDYN REYNOLDS, *f Veterinary Burgeon. per prepared by the ladies was thorough- j Last Wednesday forenoon Charles leaning carried away by a cannon ball. goods to Mr. Kennedy, of Creasy Corn­ IBenidencc, Rutland. nctvkYoekley school house.) Perhaps to Gen. Pleasanton more than ers. and renting his store to same to Mitchell, of Oneida, son of Andrew LAOEY. Win attend all calls tor scrViees night or day. ly enjoyed. The pleasant occasion will i •MargM reaeonable. Mitchell, of this village, met with a ser­ to any other man belongs the credit of ever be remembered by ourself, for thus The concert at the M. E. church, last give possession in October. stopping the sweeping charge of Jack­ ious and painful if not fatal accident by X K. BROWN. M. D. W. P. POUHKMUS, M. D. another link in the chain has been forg- Saturday evening, was a perfect success.. BOWENS MILLS. aH wM«». ’ • *” the bursting of abuzz saw with which he son’s victorious legions. With a fore­ H1LS. BROWN & POLliEMCS. Dr. Barker, of Hastings, visited sight remarkably keen and quick, he Our mild, winter continues with mer ­ V Ilomcppathie Physicians & Surgeons, was sawing wood at Will DeWitt’s place friends and relativesIhthis vicinity last cury down to 18. glffir* over Julius Russell's store. Main HL) ' in Eagle. A piece of the saw about twen­ grasped the situation, and swinging Sunday, v twin answered from the office at all hours ot Sleighing splendid, and no taiiler ex­ ty inches long and from six to eight the few pieces of cannon he had at hia -hr dav Or Bight. Dr. Polhemus will give special Mrs. Label, of Olivet, visited her sis­ plosions. ** a^caues of ttui Eye and Ear. wide struck him inthe forehead, just command into position and pressing ter Mrs. Ed. Clark during the last week. Office hours—fl to 12a. tn.: 2 to< p. m. Elder Gillaspie has returned from above one eye. two of the teeth enter- every other available piece he could Last Saturday, Ed. Clark took posses­ ing tbe skull. The pirn remained tut । r'«ch into hto "ervice until he had » South Haven. j sion of his newly purchased farm near GMITH & PACKARD, . _a....... . A , OWiH i’ll fill A <4 ILK th«* Fh1w>Ja Mr. V. Barber, of Lagrange, Indiana, .... where it.struck until forcibly removed. p.'eces in all. As soon as the retails Lacey. and M. B. Gillaspie, of Allegan, spent a The wounds were ghastly to behold and emerged from the woods in pursuit of Mrs. Frank Pratt entertained bar couple of days last week at Elder Gil- may prove fatal. Dr. T. M. Armstrong, our tleeing troops and when they had sisters Mrs.- Technor and Miss libttie laspie’s. of this village, was hastily sent for, and got - in close range, Pleasanton’s 22 iMcColhon, of Bedford, last Saturday Mr. Bushee has bought a farm at has since been doing all that could be pieces, double shotted with grape and I ahd Sunday. Fennville, Allegan coynty, where he ex­ done for the injured man. Later we canister, belched forth an enfilading Jas. Clarke, of Hastings, gave ■ lec­ Strop.«> SIAM- HL. Opp Court House pects to move shortly. We join in learn that there are favorable prospects fire upon them and went teaming ture at the Congregational church of through their ranks. It was too much wishing him success in his new home. of his recovery. this place, last Tuesday night; subject­ for the first line, and they wavered and Miss May Bright is visiting Lillie Charlotte Republican. Gillaspie. / Burns. quailed under its terrible blast. But The AL E. social was held at George The prohibition politicians are around quickly reinforced, on they came again «Bpecia’JAltenUon given to Vcterteary Shoe Mr. Brainard, of Prairieville, is visit­ again with another pledge trying to Grahbones* List Friday evening. It be­ and again until they almost reached tbe ‘•a; as intorfcMng and hoof-bound Horse? ing largely attended quite a sum was ing Wm. Bradly. capture republican votes. With a PeckJennie Hohnes ta attending school at sniffian air of candor they pay a just muzzle of the guns only to t>e swept raised. back by the steady fire of Pkwaanton’s (hir Work Shown for Itself. A donation, at Willis Humphry’s, WaylanA tribute to the splendid record the par­ The house of Mr. Damoth, two miles ty has made in the past, bqtuntruth- artillerists. This was Saturday the tad next Friday evening, for the benefit of Hurv Owuen, if you have never patronize,. north of here, was destroyed by fire last fully charge that it is not now sound on day of May. Hooker was now on the de­ the congregational society. considering un. ~----*. we a»k you to give a trial, feeling confldcnt Sunday morning. There was but very one question and therefore should not fensive. No more fighting of conse­ A methodist class of twenty-four ••nSdent that If you do so, you will remain a CEDAR CREEKquence was done at UhancellorsviUe little saved out of the bouse. members has been formed at the school twmanent patron. receive the support of temperance men. Married, at the residence of the bride’s J. SMITH. And now the Good Templars come to It is the trick of artful and designing and Lee sent part of his army to inter­ house In Dis. 4, as the result of the re­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bergman, E. PACKARD. the front with an Avurdupois social politicians to entrap the unwary. The cept Sedgwick’s march to join Hooker. vival meetings held there. of Cedar Creek. Thursday evening, Feb. which came off at Smith's Hall on Wed­ imputation they make against the re­ This battle exist our side nearly 30,000 gg hv ♦»»« n n Johnson. ot Hickmen in killed, wounded and in taxing; nesday evening last S' Maple grove. publican party is no more or less than a rebels about 16/XX) including Last, but not least, Wm. Bushee has barefaced lie. As a matter of fact tl»e the HaatAmon Wolf spent Monday Stonewall Jackson, who was killed by committed matrimony. only hope of temperance legislation in Ings. his own men. Jackson’s loss was an Party at Jake Endanger s Iset FriMichigan is through the ascendency of niaHBOKiao xxoKAxaas. irreparaWe one, and fully counterbal­ the republican party. This these prohi­ day night. anced the victory the rebels gained. Plainwell Independent. George Pearce, Roy Heric, Anna Eno bition politicians know perfectfully Says Thomas Jordon in Johnson's cy­ The adjourned meeting of the ladies and Mrs. Shafer are on the sick list. well. The trouble with them grows out to revise the premium list of the union clopedia, **811 of Jackson’s w&r opera­ Mr. Endinger has gone to Hastings of the fact that the republican party has agricultural society will be held on tions show the mark of a masterly gen­ to purchase a house. • not appreciated their peculiar order of Wednesday, March IS, at tbe exchange ius.” He was certainly one of the most School in the Baker district close* talents at the estimate they -place upon bank. The ladies will meet at 9^0 a. remarkable men tbe war developed, and them. This is why they manifest such this week. m., adjourning at II for an afternoon scarcely ever failed to bring disaster to Mire Lettie Howland returned to Dibitter hostility and slanderous venom session at 1 o’clock. Every lady who the union cause when an opportunity mond Lake last Monday. toward us. Three pledges they drcufeels any interest in the success of the A. D. Wolf has a horse that, he says, late have only one, object in view. fair is cordially incited to attend this has been trained by the modern chrtatWhile done in the name of temperance, FoBowin* la a Itat ot prro«U: Ita. meeting. ato. ■ .. their paramount object ta to inflict all 8 IL Dtekmon; hasflnc Mra-KFree ooocert at the M. E. church last the injury possible on the republiDiekanoB, bed^raad. worated Udy and Monday night, after which a singing Attorney at Law, MlddlevUta. Mich. W.NISKERN. r T . 7 BLACKSMITHS, Horseshoeing a Specialty SAW GUMMING ! t Had ba Un Niemate hv (COB to PanMd. BoUar.badduUt, aatSlnr knlnaaad 1 �23235353482323235332533123 IROI BITTERS. ww wxhma.-*3*i wotLr« snea- »sb rw?xc'*’* U* -sayr« it 171-1—-. 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Itote; 1 thix ef tec* c’A Bet why «M. -e waarier to aad 'T the wr«ei aiifter. ’•^■y. thotfa a pcr.tu- atrawme.' grrnriol Ue Ud toiUiat “Tea vims tbe ma& to ete&d teert a taws aad a tfobteruL ml tbe ttrsa. do JR® - Ha'a ged to go away aocaen aod WKBrirr r’ofL- Like the ulea of io-rer* Mparatm' aad eomza* together agais. * werka <« the ieeist • aorter I tell ‘TLo jMTblswt ot the bury asaa w focs.i K the daily 'jf&w.* wail ery «'>«npai fneod. “I reste=*ber kaeK »f?wr eaZisa< co Ute edXsr ot a daiJy paper x a thr.Tm* UtxLe tows ahrxrt .5 aVoti ta fete meiuax, .^at aw jte wm rr.<3^ hoaae I w*®s wrtE aim Eocm where *e ited topper. After topper v* trx^ed vuh x Liadt bottle a&d aoc • rsra-r, xxa: 7< <rfoek, wnea I arooe ami Gdbrad«toWteo tor refcna« spe® tbe p>a titot I dad 3KA datj* to sEterfore wtse. &3o aewapoper wark. *Toa do&i iter ;>«*.' he waid; "we’re to tele a ride- rrwre aamzit. we were toco rdiEsr rapodly befasad a good trtft&er. Cbier a Athahsteliy iwrut aky Erxh&st 14» o’eicr-k, we 1 joted al «be tewok i.cctle a<au. a%d then lit £xar* to«l wsehaaged aXcnm oa tbe T«r*&la. I »v to mt*Tw«e»!, that I id 3-oc auarx the Sighs of Suno Sotae tkaue after oadstrht I atxr’.^i np a»wideaiy *&d 1 x was be f<x&s to tte ito’e-'_ wi begged hi* par ioa for ke*p.Stf nils «o >.<x fro& La wort *Sc&*?na*. r e wail. I'm eo< to th* c<&w ■tty a&oev v>nigax Fs rnstg to ted x&l to are yo*. and ar*, at toe iotei. either C>«e rnaaie. M- dear kz. i berrt cos. »■> does* yserr w treat lie c£rte* I ».aw ex> <e«e txu a xaz. and a ’toy there.' ‘Yoa «ki tie fektsnan aoi a«Aaia£t forennaa. he repiaed. priEsz tairny P^ejr mar» ot sw-ke. 'HwrtA Bay wtete wrkhg form. Ft» paper h tei nody as 5 > eLock ns tee >bfctbete a xEytoiag. Wtea ■be as wm* taey p-il rf;ix. the f ithey dent forget st’ be x»iled risraid.; ‘Onw ot tbe reessrka-'le >sd .rigLal peay-r» I ever beard. * m*1 a restlesxal t. a Herald reporter la*: rretiac. “wm .set after the w>/ ctoswl. Lssss-iuZa Ctafo] •It z^jxsee my tr.ierzz diM4y.' udd Bra*l>er Gardaer, a* he kok*vi fr-zca -Sxas-srrl SEis to Ptokiea Snilt atd ern-k, *to xsnocam <k* lack det Bradder Paramnwst SUwwm. as boacrary &*■• L-r Ubc as Ttite&x an so mo' <o autb. Ha ted climbs! ip ocx la roof of a teed to «ee a dng-ari.t, ho ie asm in at Je rood tei..-wed fo diJereas fxtU to/■xriew iroe E» pras ca 'Whett b* rwal red dxt he had gei to lie te retweeted dat «Ii» ci sb Mteexi his fsaetal m a br>’y. U) te tned to bon? uaioey of tee :-radcicr>te-iaw to hotter ap te* bed ites wid %a •Gemles. is oae ’reaper* Kradder Hlawwco wm a fa r to medrasx sass. H be borryed half a dollar to go to de rinrea br'd pwj :t te k octer mo®ey te* La <nfe aLned a: io waas-te'd. De , pco’ wm setcr tsnei away from hss tete enjjar-tended He pe&itd de •ar­ row* of a big trackp. xa* let am wzfe ro ter frved ■■* hsj chilTett tearry He v-» ktsi hearted, tet allss tetaed ve a s p*w resk H* was pfeiaashropi-*. l«3t be tel to dodge hm bwtetMT. He was a kksi ladder, bet te Lae got two ob de Whm boye m de *ia-t of Ohio. He wm a icnL hseter.I, hot te wm ewe lent to ms arc-ss* de xrooerT as’ Lk his wife snppert de family While we may my dat we xa sorry :tet death tea WOMAN’S FRIEND DAHOMAS ECLECTRIC Braltas. JLrthmo.. Cotoszii. Coa<2tf. Coldr. Sore Thr&ot. Diphthorio, Btunr. Frogt Bftws. Tooth. £*z. Md Hood- ocho. rod aU polar dodoeboo. re tore bo •»-**haa to reoark dat da Vflrid wiii be xsy de off. Let m £•■» UU:£ de regia.- order ci ixce-a’ £>ily vetex>rd =>e to tee ha=bU. Lzde *omI to «*sx. ted and teord a» te •otod provide ‘Sapper orec. *od a xza e&o&tcA Me. too. tbe old jaan respsied t* w^h stogpU at p«*ato&»c< izto mui ha aca. a d. ■. ik of a boy, eoase howto fr«te a e-*s^iibr.r ». Bafcee nrtirjig the oil s^s3 adto f sue to rtsb-i a chapter ix the Ethto. Vfcen be vxxild pray. He aead he seciia t ree>k bet vae pew erf-si m eabcetc. aed prayer After rewdiag a ehepcer hvm tab wai part ot a p-rnl--. »t kj^ei’. ctotra, *cJ tie aabU onAatr ie*. hia *c**l Sow oct to God. He Eyed for the pr>swi<e’3rt ot the United te», all few eaboec, the army, the Gary, tee ro»ecs#osrt o< aS the atatei, for i&e, his f«r c-H twwfhLon. for *>*ent cexktrm. for rrmeeQ end faasily He a^ted for^sse>M forsnaay Em. aad toaak/4 the Ixed for cjuay -WeiklbeuM to «rt tired. f had rented my knee* the beet I eodd, bat wiwtol to aa ay tediy. aad at the atse lime dad nwt vast to give o<e*K to my ktod bow. The boy rwefteed ■ext to me. with h» bead m the chair, aovad missy. Tcwdu^ him •eoUy I whispered: Aboct tew kmc will yw«r fatter gW mme a thnetbw ewtbmia*; aad be v.a ■bo—■■ fart that v«a "'amdijur to the ■tedecte .eiomctwi with the ladr vfao bee wm bcoMe ios wife, aad who vae AedMchtor of a M«w Yert booker esote at iteb writrag dmk. He a» a.graat hac»! at inotetfoe*. and whoa pwrri«d by T3u.>n for the acuree at «caae Ama he gne* hit book rack ■ alow twirl aad nrachrt oct for the tchat wbAth ecetexso the deasrod iafon&aifoto He m aitogetber a resaarkab' r aod admuxabie rhameter m hia way. >«id. we eo«L4 ao< have' Jell the a*e> n»ptraw p remrx t4 iUHri»o presence ■tore. I^raxwg zacceaaomly. we be­ held- ay the ac^ree aad eznaa>tio& of thb eCEereo^ oloeoee tbe beactifti’ Cm of Him Mmaa* H w aU pomod akaetbe Mraek. But aim alto! 235353232323485348535323 TEN TH8USAND low hatered wMh warw | Yr ereK and opr* most! to the cftoel admmMtertag *he oath, who waited to kaow if the boy had ever borae arms agatest the Uaited Stater, er had terew aid er eemfart to ito win The last part at tbe qwrny stirred tbe youagster ap. Farms in Michigan 5*«^**y J* g*.vo> iajpiss a induce *-K CDl ■*"r~n>‘rW’ili ' HEADmhe �The Hastings Banner. pl---------------------------------------------- ------ ■ ■ -------------------- • ................ - •' ■ > ■ HASTINGS, MICH, MARCH 7, 1884. II. NO, 46. - ■____________________ ___________________ ' ' - ■- - WHOLE NO. 1494. familiar with tfe house and the habite The Crouch case. HER LIGHT GUTTAB. The awful and bloody mvsterv of of its occupants. Without doubt the tfe Crouch tragedy, near Jackson, still guilty parttee knew where the servants remains as dark and unsolved as when slept, for after the shooting they opened 0b« SwankM a tarn on tar A k>w sweat jatxgte <rf tang the terrible deed was first discovered on the stair door and listened. Had tbe As blurred as the votas uf i the morning of the 22d of November they, too, would have l»eec slain, last It is doubtful if it ever will be don attached to the Holcombs, unraveled and it is certain to remain no arrests in that quarter were for many yeaft the darkest chapter in made. It was found tliat a man in Hol­ thp annals of crime in Uie state. A restane, therefore, of the history of the comb's employ, named Foy, had a pair family and the strange surprises that of rubber boots which fitted the track BtftadtSrkwett have followed each other so rapidly made bv the window. Mrs. Holcomb Giiotwi aad Kilt since the opening of the bloody record took to‘her bed after the murder and Down tte £liU>r refused to see any one, but her dispoeiwill be reail.even at this late dav with tion was taken soon afterward. Site profit and interest. • James I). Crouch came to this state admitted that Holcomb had got up in from NewfYork many years ago and en­ the middle of the night to go out and gaged in farming. He prospered in all shut the barn door which was slam­ his cnterprisei, and amassed a large ming, but denied that. he was absent fortune. Besides his farm, which was long. Byron Crouch came home from one of tbe largest and best in the state, Texad and remained a few weeks,'re­ he owned extensive tracts of land in turning then to his ranch after putting Texas, and was largely interested in the Pinkertons to work on the <aae. stock raising, both in the west and here. Soon after his departure for home, Mrs. President Arthur ta said to few cof­ About twenty-five years ago his wife Holcomb was found dead in bed under died, leaving an infant girl named circumstances indicating that she had fered no much from the prevalent ooeEunice. Besides this child there were committed suicide, but. after an inves­ totu of shaking hand, that he fee made three sons and a daughter. The latter tigation. tfe coroner's jury found that the subject a study and fee reduced ft had already been married to Daniel her death was caused by heart disease. At the inquest in the case of the Holcomb, and living on the latter’s farm, adjoining that of her father, Crouch murders, which has dragged J udd Crouch, then a mere boy, lived along most of the winter, the only im­ with Mrs. Holoomb. He was a cripple, portant evidence introduced was that impassive, with his hands at hta Hides, and for many years was not expected to of a hardware dealer in Jackson, who until his friend reaches him. TfesUfe live, but while’ with his stater his father testified that several weeks liefore the Bdd for his care. The two other sons, tragedy Daniel Holcomb purchased of yron and William, wwe In Texas, him a 3*-calibre revolver. This was the superintending the estate there, in size of the pistol with which the shoot­ what has happened. By this djxteriiy ing hail In«n done. Holcomb denied which loth were interested. the president escapee having hia fend Tfe Holcombs did not prosper. Mort­ that he ever owned a revolver of any gages and debts accumulated, and when kind, and positively swore that he hail wrung until the bones crack—s process compromises could not l»e made they never been in the hard^anl store spok­ which, repeated several hundred tinsss in a day, is naturally painful. would appeal to Mr. Crouch for assist­ en of. President Arthurs plan of handshak­ ____ __ ___ __them _______ __ When the verdict was rendered that ance. Many ________ times he gave large sums of money. Once’ they "presented ^e Crouch family came to their deaths ing will doubtless be copied without him with a bill for $10,000 for support- • atthe han11” <>* partiee unknown, the credit by some other public men, bto ing Judd from infancy, and when, af- detectives, stimulated by the rewards not generally. Ths most of them haw ter some high words, he paid it he offered, fairly swarmed in this part of larger hands than the president, aad threatened them with dWnheritance. the country. Thevkeptaclosesuryeil- have not so much cause to fear a The old man. as the yeare crept upon nce on Holcomb and Judd Crouch, pon |1H lance For other, the method to aM and hung afeut the- --------old homestead enough. Mr. Blaine. _______ though him. grew morose and gloomv. He .---------------------------------- —— wtth _______ ___________________ hit, great.perewtence. great peratstence. Several amateur de-1 de- he i;medmm-staed > ij lived in his great house alone with his » fend, prareuta young daughter and uin the servants. For . —- ------------- ------------------------ —--------- J l*in« saueerecl squeezed DV by wnnng seizing Eta hta jvuug vituva. rui jta being several vrara when she was away at i'™1°* th“" WM?', th,r'5STd b> frMn<r«lf»nd in both hia own, aka “ Collette he was quite alone, anti was ! the hired man Foy yd twJuddCroueh. ™ “ 1 . x. .1 1 " JI .I • i seen but rarely. On her return a. few • One day Foy boasted that he was (to- p ,1Mi p, ,____ .ly«ars w>. laauurm and aceompiish-i i^.toi monCdy wsettle an impoftant L < r ” «1 girl, she introduced some life into I matter. He raid he had plenty of mon- babt. alao prartioed by »ome otlwra, I .* . a a a a . ■ . • ■ a «. . • — I I. — r».». n.laa — 0 l»«. 1,1 ...al • t ft if IT, IT hU iFlftliQ ilftTUl llffnXXy friend’fts hand lightly. 1 the the old old home. home, and. and, as as her her father father was was in in ej “n(l knew where he could get morft taking his . I failing he 1th. she took upon herself the He went to I mon City as intended, and adroitly giving him a vigorous slap oa : duty of attending to his correspondence while there shot and dangerously wound- toe feck, and then withdrawing . w his and keeping his books. In the courw «l Elmer Shuler, the deputy postmaster, hand before the victim fed redovered of time Eunice to Holcomb's house, he put Jrom hta surprise. As no visitor ever I nuiuvu was wbm wooed wuurai and ami won by i>y Returning *• I tHenry »------ xm.s*.. bullet through.his own brain and. — ex- - — dared to — slap back, this plan aeenxed to White,--a-------------------------young business man of, . „a.— - -----. --r--------------------------— — ■ Jack.Hon, and Mr. Crouch consentetl to Pjred immediately, leaving no ex planawork very —---------------------.... * f well. indeed. It indicated ' their union oh the promise ffiat they lion of ixfe conduct. • It has since.been suflirient cordiality, saved tfe pretowould live with him. This was I-conwiait Gity to 1 dents dent’shand, fend,and andat atthe the same same time time tbe tfe i «■ to Umon *\L sented to, and White took up his iwi- 1 k,u klU D I>- J J. Easton, editor of the Register. Kiester, I-------- .. of Epping kept Hp *--------gM­ j , who had east reflections on him in his I haalth. I dence at the Crouch homestead. t. paper, but mistook Shuler for him. ■ ___________________t During the last year Crouch frequenti I ly talked of his business affairs in the Wmn Foy shot himself at Holcomb’s ! officers were at the door with a presence of the Holcombs and hisdaugh- several f for h(m. „ [Philadelphia Calk ’ er Eunice. It was understood that before warrant 1 This tragedy caused intense excite­ I long he would call his heirs 'together “Yes," said a noted detective, "I-have — and divide the property between them. 1ment throughout all this region, and seen a great many queer things in tag people had hardly got so they could He did not wish to make a will, and he tha ’ experience." j thought it would be more satisfactory 1sleep nights when another startling ' "Discovered a good many gigkntta K( cry bod) xhould keep xueb B thins M KO- ' occurred. Detective Brown, who all around to dispose of the property bv event 1 frauds, I suppose?" ventured an a4.•ra-HA m ibe house, and by regulating tlw bow - ; beeti ar work <>n the Crouch ease, deed. For some reason, however, this had 1 i* anil System, keep away headache, heartache, mirer. injection, indigestion. a invigorate* tbe was postponed from time to time. Pres­ was riding on the highway near the • Well, I should say so," was the re scene of the murdflr when fe was stop ­ iiyer makes the family happy by making ently there became a prolonged quarrel 1 ply; "but, between you and me, tfe between the old gentleman and the Hol­ ped by two men, oneof whom inquired: ! combs over the settlement of some of “ ‘ Is your name Brown ?" Receiving a most complete piece of deception I ever saw was a.woman, young; pretty, and I reply in tfe affirmative, the speaker i their indebtedness. lie held several of 1 a revolver and fired, tbe ball strik­ their notes and a mortgage Or two on drew 1 00,1 sue whu *. their property, which the understand­ ing Brown in the thigh, and causing a wound. The two n»en then tied, “I should say not She has a temper ing was should l»e deducted from their serious 1 Brown made is way with difficulty like a whirlwind, and when she geta share in the estate when the time for and 1 to the village of Horton, eleven miles mad tfe very earth seeni-s to shake/ settlumuftRftii ved. The Crouch homestead was never from here, where be sent a telegram to “Good gracious! And how did yew "Hub" Gooch Care, KS CftftU. Jackson charging Judd Crouch with manage locked night, the tooldher mantrue refusing Procrtpaon of a Boston pbysIcJan, dispensed to at get dowp para by a Ikwton druggist. to have locks or bolts put on windows his attempted murder, and asking that character ?" » Owe dore will cure any ordinary cough. It he be arresteil. This was done, and the or doors. All the books and papers, 4tU almost magleally. Ask any dealer to get “Well, I - ahem- the fact is. I mw want to buy save those of a family nature, were next day the prisoner was arraingtd ried her." Ea 25 cent bouio of “Hub" Court Care. If i ■ don't be put off with any other. kept by Eunice in a drek, but the Hol­ and released ou bail. It is thought that If you sell a comb notes and mortgages, as well as Shuler and Brown, the last victims, you want (Chicago Herald.) some other papers of a similar charac­ will recover, although feth *are very The Hudson river will soon be M If you a farm rent, ter. were in a blue and gold pastelioani row. Although Foy, the hired man, ap­ picturesque as the Rhine, Baronial l>ox which tested on a whatnot in the you to sell in town, sitting room. Last November it was pears to have killed himself, there are castles* turreted towers, lordly magIf-you want to buy a in learned that Eunice expected soon to manv here who believe that the was yiojpi snd splendid* fimum of every If a house, become a mother, and that her father murdered. He was a garrulous^ellow, style of architectural beauty and mag­ looked forward with pleasure to the and has even explained just hoW the nificence are rapidly studdiqgita banka. If you a rent, quay. event whicn he and she fondly hoped tragedy must have occurred. Whether It is there that Now York mil lion sires he was personally concerned in the live when they retire from contact with to insure your farm Uow does a pt-rson expect to eat everythin*. If wpuli^prown their happiness. t£ all times, and have a strong, responsive On the morning of November 22 murder or not, it is believed that he the “common people," and pore tfeir If you want insure property, Womarh. You say. “I am careful what and when knew all about it, and could have point Rolles, a negro boy who was employ ­ I eat. but run troubled with rountfpatlon. gas on leisure in luxurious enjoyment and se­ If you insure . ed about the house, ran to a neighfe'r- ed qut the guilty parties. And the end clusion. Residences costing $150,000 ■y stomach and a bad taste In my mouth, and I Sftn't know why It Is." Dyspepsia and BIUIousIf you to insure against accident, ing farmer’s anil almost speechless with Is not yet—Jackson Citizen. to $500,000 are numerous, while every­ ■eas may come from many causes and should tw fright, said that Mr. Crouch had been attendee to In time. If yonr head I# heavy, eyes where one finds beautiful grounds, ex­ murdered. Hurrying to the house the ache. If you teel tired and sleepy, youjtfe tensive lawns, consefvatorire and (Chicago Times.] biliods, no doubt. Now for the remedy. ZO' neighbors discovered Mr. Crouch dead PK-8A is a preseripUoD of an old experienced in his bed with a ftullet hole in his tem­ dsctnr for Just such trouble*. It is cheap, speedy ple. In the spare room, adjoining, was very important industry of Alxace and A Cincinnati judgd.^before whom a aad effectual, at to and 75 cents a bottle. Askfound the dead body af Moses Polly, a particularly of Strasburg; the buaineea man was arraigned fpt cruelty to a»R Last mala, decided that “$du1m have no righto cattle buyer from Mercer county. Pa., increases steadily every year. yICHIG AN CENTRAL RAILROAD. who had accepted the hospitality of the year over three million of geeee-livers in Cincinnati courtaf"' Crouches for the night, and had lost were made into terrines and pasties; the his life in consequence. He also had geeee are fattened by the peaaanta and GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. l>een shot in the head. Roth men lay- those who make a business of it. The —-A FEW; OF THE-----WINTER TIME TABLE. in their beds as if they had never mov­ operation ta not a painful one for the No one can ever ^ocuae tfe Pfelps Taking effect February nth, IgM. ed after receiving their death wounds. geeee, as some snppoee; they are con­ family, of Simsbury, Conn., of failing Going into the apartments occupied by fined in a small pen where running to respond to tfe call of service to tfe Eunice and her husband the young about ta impossible; water ta within state, even in tfe early days of the colo­ coQple were also found dead. White reach at all times, and three times each nial. Jeffery O. Phelps, Jr„ ta dot had received but one wound, like the day corn, which has previously been serving hta first tarin in the legislature. others, but Eunice was shot four times, moistened, ta poured down their throats Hta father, Jeffery Q. Phelpt, «rmd twice in the h4ad and twioe in the body. The negro boy and the servant girl, until they will hold no more; this is WE TO continued daily for three weeks (longer who slept in another part of the house, were closely catechised, and both ad­ ta dangerous), and the liver becomes ■Oddlev life..... lot, of'the beet fora business mitted that they heard the shooting, very fat and large; they sell for $1.50 house. His great-grandfather, Noah A. toing.............. '..13 but declared that they were paralyzed to $1.70 per pound, in the market, ac­ Phelps, served five terms klso. Hta Hastimus......... blocks from business a tbdmby. .......... with fright and were unable to move cording to their color. The exporta­ great-great-grandfather, Noah Pfelpa»z' SESta.:.:::: until daylight. Although there was tion of terrines i.-v-'iargtb-principally to served nineteen tertos. His great-grefeA farm’ 100 mile<from $2,000 value in little reason to believe them guilty, France, Austria, Russia, Engfand, and great-grandfather, David Phelps, served fearlotte.......... ■tape fepkU..-. they were both placed under arrest. A quite considerable to the United States. seven tarnis. and his grest-great-greathasty sejirch of the house revealed the Price $p,000. great-grandfather served eighteen fact that nothing had been taken but Tralams CbUdrao. terms. Young Phelps, the present black miles distant from good market, the blue and gold box on the whatnot, although there was over $1,000 in mon­ ’ When manual training is found am ey in the house and much valuable jew- essential element in education, the STATION*. Mall. j '/he night on which the murder was question of labor and capital will be (Chicago Herald.} solved. A great power in a child’s life I At Kimes, in France, there has been acres splendid Price I>erpetrated was one tliat had been wait­ Out of found a block of meeaic masonry twelve ed for. It was of inky darkness, and a is the use of tfe imagination. furious rain storm prevailed. The .wind the simple things the child makes the meters in extent, representing a Roman Artrolt blew almost with the violence of a tor­ greatest creations, and moral growth is emperor enthron'd with a woman at Jackson Where is the child's his aide and surrounded by a group of Baton Rapids . nado, and the noise made by the war­ incalculable. •harlotU'........ ring elements was such as to serve a mind when, in hypocritical deference, slaves and a warrior wearing a helmet. toflle...... muderePs purpose well. Nbbody would it is fixed upon the dry facta strung out Two men before him are leading a lion 1OM..4....... fefeby............ be on the highway on such a night, and column by column in the spelling-book? and a wild boar. The colon are as county. Price |9,000. Habtinos,. a revolver shot would be drowned in­ Where? “Over the hills and far awuy." fresh as if applied yesterday, and tfe yftfeiiieZL by the tumult of the winds. By certain means and methods used Vacant various be at reason­ stantly ♦rand Rapids There was one footprint, however the child is deprived of tfe highdst Uy i faefei f which the rain did not obliterate. Un­ and noblest functions ot mind. Gram­ able time. der a window on the west side of the mar! How deeply it affects tlie im­ •nuuTlUpid* and Detroit on house was the mark of a rubber boot or Coxnjutionh.—At Grand agination! Errors discovered in tfe shoe, showing that somebody had stood Call on address there and watched while tfe murderer Prices Down! Down! S Goods Sold According to the Times. Overcoats worth $3.00 for $2.25. Overcoats worth $7.00 for $5.00 Overcoats worth 10.00 for 87.00. Overcoats worth $16.00 for $12.00. Men’s Suits worth $7.50 for $5.00. Men’s Suits worth $10 for $7.50 Men s Suits worth $15.00 for $12.00. Shirts and Drawers from 25c to 5Oc. Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs in Large Quantities. Dry Goods are Lower than Ever Silks in Black for 75c, 90c, $1.00 and $1.25. Black and Colored Ca^hmArAs from 40c to 75c. A large assortment of Underwear, Flannels, Cottons, etc, which we close out at reduced prices, and lower than any store in the county. । a Call and Enamine My Goods Before Purchasing. The best fitting Corset in the world; Try It! WELTON & CROOK! ABSTRACT BLOCK. you If » a farm, farm, to rent a {firm, have to If want a house house town. you want to rent have house to property, to your city want to your life, want want to you want Call on Welton & Crook MANY BARGAINS ! HAVE House and two one apd ... OFFER. man, locations bargain. of acres, two town, buildings. R0 acres, lil, two sBrW W.'ew timber. $5,200. K lots in rates and on locations can bought or Welton & Crook mi&d to uabefef—everything h eon- tfe murder had been dooe by somebody �coma cymes tad *«rid-batana^d Aaka M al .n.Ra at hr—d'■■■!■. g» <•. aahnaia. TKia asawareh » han to peat ■»* ’CO Cast away m * sooner to startle jog. Ha to rise frarr. the very earth Wit. • Ixmad and • yafl. bat wrtn a <TOM« eooisam that bedes enl T>« ball lo*v«n ata baud. aad inaayas ------------------------ —------------ U'- v/bateec re­ bate dikaiM. A p-*m itinc. • tdtoet- cnida, neuralgia. rheumatism, dull naxm. tag the -otuatiXxer-. no p.t' •• tarnta in rw awe thmota. coughs-all the IjjGL ills port whether the mat ■•* Xt '■'ig* Lake that fleah is bar to come tins tune of ■ad Lake Sxperoe yhtp ’ 'ar«<L >-r nxpauty ta the year, if at tab It ta natural, there­ liable zc, tnrltocarr. I::-------- ....ner of the Whftie A wx« rvscl. ed thi: f n. fjMana- fore. that we should be very bmi. This tou be rettred with the r.ai • ' « U,aeL The ii specially true of our Safe Rhetmatx.Cure. and iz ta crowding us very sharp­ ly for a new remedy." tabtratina oC penmow tafia. - singular. bat I tad forjetten that Max. L—Tim ao**a aiop»-<< > r^wWaCtaa you do not advertise to cure all dsseaees ealhrnr oa Uie -A ..-jeror far frt.cn cce bottle, a» is done generally by [afenaariou rtaati'Je to th- iri 'kortaM fawns* ji af pabhe tamta - *veml «ates many other metueme men, but I sup­ •nd terrtuiiete*. Bill- w«-nt» pro posed Warner's Safe Cure was for the ta-».ir size and »trmjr.rr sad y< •£ ta* idea of a wtdf brmg~.a v, » baiSait Om blow tom IMeot Uood. MU > la that gro*e *o Um Mt dtaas Iwrt i-gftt •hambM •crows tha orokoE. p “ And so it has been until our reme­ dy which was especially for rheuma­ tism and nenrauTji. was introduced. We have been thret- yenrM perfrcUmr this new remedy. Studv Srst taught us there were certain powerful desnesxu in Warner'5 Safe Cure, better known aa Warner'i safe Kidney and Liver Cure, that made wonderful cures in ehrctiir aad acute rheumatism, tut during our invescigttinc. we-tesuned of a rcmarkable cure at a ceftebrated sprinoa. and Yea. rah 7 oar anon to sea J tMy an pert expert* to investigate aad found eUar.aMywu wiflted they ba««at<U> that the springs did not contain aav ccrrad too. Up pope a third, fourth. valuable properties, but the eoane of treatment that was being nven there was perfomung all the cenedt. By --------- —■ —j active prineiwith our Safe Cure, we have_____________________________ Cure, aad the cures it ts effecting’are smptv woederful, and I do nut <fcruU it will beoxne as popular u car Safe iSarrtTC-n* .uiirzt- that bwn «e» era# of che law K rnrart to wtr.xax x-t-hui-nt*. 5<u the amrfln: caGieted waao»c ca^k'&rtb s. aw-x re £un»nl it ■.MB p*-uMe, the eo<u:Aj-w»:rxir-r,. to pao«sk.M- the *ycita "rf one bnotfreC tUonmnd sh».a.ruh;4: wul U- x reiturxi'"* t *FJ»W.a# fr».-4i ih«- T-iiataZe- J»< tb« trr *-twk»L TTrrrr >» n»» Ci--jr*. that tn* inrrnne u< • vvX it will ta- wuWr ioxr. <Mfi Eimf f* pay FORBMM. Greece Me r—ctqjfcM it* pvakixnea .jf the Imocradrtc «f .uaerxan f/nrt- The orter Ionic eifret Lwt Fruia* The pctaae admicer nt fisngarv om atf»e vimrMk* reieecHttnn nt al! per**’-■* fomrntlrjr tavtmty acxs.« the Jews. A. -Vinvr Wv>d>s ainifcaer of ex* i»ewp. unp^uned. ami 60 torfett iita *JM gay cant* af t^dUi. Prba-eSap^eoc rm derided b* msm! Ut «ou Viedta to ^rve ia the Kouasaataa irtuv uteOcsd ♦f marag » s-®r «f'tta F'ettea . bled to foflow up and perfect. while pbyitaiaxw can <xxh experiment with their hondi*rf partar.?* and hundredd»With the ordinary physician, the code t-imfe hna down, so that if be xidus a discovery, he to bound to <ire it to the other ptovtaciana, which, of coarse. dtacnaragva invedgatk®. to a gnsta extent. Thta >s why tbe gn-at dtaenvernw in medb.-ul science erf Ute years have her© nsade by cncmtats and not by physirUna. arfd it in a measure arroanty for the grtat value cf oar remedifls, alao for the rensarkahu- succa»ufaU y>6je durtocs who make a specialty of (jc^ or two dtad-aers.’ i " Am! you dad that you are eun&g an' gr»*i»t a number of people as ever be-j ianf “Y«. a Ur greater number. We nev­ er sold much of our medicine x», now and never knew .rf so mar.-, re- , marlable cures." Tbe writer drported after tbe above interview, but was greatly iilprrsord. not only by- the sincerity erf. Mr. Warn­ er. bat by the vadnesn of all be saw. Mr. Warner* rewticine* art ased througfeoat the entin- Length and Ln-uth of the land, and we <ioubt not the re­ sult they an- effecting are ntalll as wonderful as they are related to be. from the herd la eoex aid reus aw vtah iua. and be will da battle foe hta life rather than giro is. " ‘ ' •nd brat«-lika What’ have the the earth all ar^osLi hrm’ The bull faxnw aa if car a prvot. Wotven to tbe north -the entt— the south the wert. Tbe eirrle , ______ . ’ •tea hna When a man must dw* t& the presence of Um -•neuiiei let Lxa die Like a warrior Toe aMuxch knows what this gather­ ing ceans. He sees the lolling iougues, and he bears the gnaahiug of teeth. There ta 00 help for him. ' He mqtit die like a eravesi or prow hta courage. See the Lead go up' Hkar the rour at dedanee! Is there anything era we in that attilzwie ‘ yThe wol«ee have been uttiM •• ucad DECKER BROS IMijliK.pl Tbe axrie doeaa in at the tatm*’ aad for t.fteew aeemd* the eye ta tvefosed. II Irr^11 »a. — mil, fe tte «n—«* hkxc wip. of irr>r aao vt.4. cloth. Th, nw».,fU* tek>*>4 .hoolfcraW.. b-LT&Zr m* MaA haw Arava blood rM> . balk. wj«U UHJ, ,»«rau.^ a M daanaad. Uafer halaMw, two dead woiraa, two sera UNDERVALUE DECKER BROS �The Hastings Banner. Mr. Brooks a fine gold ring. Follow­ dressing gown aad slippers were sub­ her ing are the presentation remarks of Mr. stituted for eoat and boots, and be who Cook: seemed to be in such mortal peril a few HABTWOe. FRIDAY. MARCH 7. MM. J. J. Potter, of Naahville, was on our CanyThis crowd of bummers have momenta defore, was in all respecta as putin an appearance, and like those good as new. As soon as the tumult streets to-day, (Thursday.) * who followed Sherman to the sea, have Mr.Rahey Richards, of Prairieville, come and taken possession of yourself, bad subsided, Chas. H. Bauer, Esq., made us a abort call Wednesday. your family qnd your home, and pro­ Stepped forward and presaited Mr. Mra Sam. DeCoraey is in the city to pose to revel and riot here, on this your Rork with a One portrait of himself ex­ seventh birthday; so that yon may ever ecuted in ink and pustille by Averill A her mother, Mra. 8. H. Ccok. remember the time when you was sevA Son of Jackaim. with tbe following Mr. Richard Messer and daughter remarks: seven Sundayod with friends in thia city. of»happy hom^a happy and pretty ' Bro Am .-Your friends have met C. A. Hough, of Woodland, was little wife, and a baby that will aoon be here this evening to celebrate the day ONE FOURTH OFF, among the Banner’s Tuesday callers. older than its Po» and so we thoagjit i of your nativity. Fifty-two years ago TO <LOSE WINTER GOODS. we would celebrate the occasion in a to-day your eyes first opened to greet Mr and Mra. Welch, of Middleville, proper manner. But let me say that ’ the light, in the state nf New York. It spent last Saturday with Rev. Hunsber­ three are your friends, coint) to bring I is not often that a man is as old, and you ipine little tokens of their friend- has hail the experience of yourself on 130.00 OVERCOATS, $16,00, ger. * ship. This fine gold ring presented to • his thirteenth birthday. 1 wonder if $27.50 OVERCOATS, $16.00, Mr. and Mrs. Clement Smith left you, you will receive as a testimonial of Tennyson could have been aware of the v.w, $25.00 OVERCOATS, Wednesday for a several days’ visit at the true, generous warm-hearted friends amount of life that, could be crowded who offer it: a tit emblem indeed of a I into so short a time, in A meric**, when IATS, $16.00, R. B. WIGHTMAN A AON. Chicago. friendship that shall never cease, with-: he wrote. “Better 50 yeare ofEurope Capt. A. G. Aldrich and daughter, out end; and may it ever be kept as , than a cycle of Cathay." Certainfy, $18.*00 OVERCOATS, $16.00. of Traverse City, are visiting Mra. N. pure and as bright as the emblem itself. I in the minds of Americans, his contrast and yonder is still another token, equalmjght have been made sharper Bailey and family. ly as well chosen—abed! In the selecin anticipation of this event in your Mr. T. J. Kelly, of Hope, sold his farm turn of that article we think the donors life, your wife has affectionately prolast week to Mr. Hermon Tanner, and have manifested great wisdom and fore- cured.this beautiful portrait of yourThe MasU-r in Lhis day_sai<L self, intending to give you an agreeable has moved to Richland. Kalamazoo lhe foxes have holes, the birds of the ■ surprise; xpecte-­ _,.ise; but, contrary to her e expecta county. Hlkin*.' air have nests, but the bon of man hath tions, it has l>een withheld until this Jas. Clarke has resigned his position not wherp to lay his head," so, you see, evening, that the suroriae to herself, by your friends have provided a resting the assembling of this goodly company, as route agent, the resignation taking place for you. This is a world of might in a manner offset yours. effect March 1st. Oscar Crook has been change, and this is an era of domestic Since being called on to present this appointed in his stead, and left for his infelicity and unreal; doubtful things picture I have been debating with my­ tin the married state at least,) are very self whether it was procured in the 15.00 OVERCOATS, 11.00, post of duty Tureday. His run is from uncertain. We know not what a day spirit of Burns’ prayer: 12.50 OVERCOATS, 11.00, Detroit, to Chicago. We congratulate .kr-e of Welton A Crwk. may bring forth, and there is always him on hk good fortune. ■ safety in the old adage. “In peace pre-' 12.00 OVERCOATS, 11.00. pare for war.” Therefore, your friends Hl.uffrr A aWMbw,. An'fooilafc notion. RbmarkabIaE Electric Phxnom- antieimitiDg that your home, like ours, CI.twHwM, riliMU TlMMb, f.nqn.-To their easy familiarity with is liable to be visited by a domestic cy­ Whether it was to give yon a striking the “get there" qualities of electricity is clone, here present you with this bed, so that in case, at any time tbe partner ascribed the precision and prpmpt-to- of your bosom, tbe sharer of your joys illustration of the ttiumphs of science and art since you were born, or whether the-minute characteristics of thoM who and sorrows, should become enraged it was to testify to the respect and love manipulate lightning, either over the and frenzied because you refused to in which you are held by the donor and wires, or through the healing battery. purchase that: “love of a bonnet’- or the other members of your household. RKAMEE'S. from any other- cause; and kick you This peculiar “timer" quality of this bodily out of thfe bed in which you were That it was well adapted for either of these purposes I had no doubt. My most peciUiar fluid has been so often joint tenants, that you can then tiee to mind had but to pass over the history noted as to no longer excite attention. a bed of your own, where with the of your life to settle this question. a Hon'. Elevator. U Butgin Hastings occurred agioct re­ clothing pulled over your head, and Your domestic habits, your Belt-sacrific­ your eyes closed, you may sleep pn un­ ing devotion to those you love and markable exhibition of what electricity til the domestic cyclone passes on. And those in any manner dependant upon can do for a man when it gets down to then too, as the years come and go, as you; the manifestations of your the labor of life becomes tiresome and boundless sympathy with those in business. heavy, as you journey down the west­ trouble or distress very soon determined Dr. Barker chanced to step into the ern slope and begin to scatter gray the position of my “ Philosopher's WIF.LIAM NEWTON, office of .Barker, I den & Kenaston, Fri­ hairs along the pathway, when your scales.” And it may be well to aak, day evening. In the course of conver­ eyes grow dim, and your feet totter what would be the joy of living if it sation, Mr. Kenaston remarked upon a then you may lie there and rest in ever­ were not for these qualities in our na­ Salisbury. lasting peace. tures ? Life, indeed, would be a barren mistake that some one in that office had After the presentation, a liountiful re­ waste. Then, is it not the duty of each of us to cultivate tjie ethical spirit?. Tile editor of the Vermontville Hawk made that day—the error consisting of past was .served, and a most social time And when I say the ethical, I mean the is also proprietor of a roller skating rink. the dating of some instrument the 29th of March. There was nothing remark­ enjoyed. The company broke up in the sympathetic, the self-denying, the social Dkcke* Bros., of Battle Creek, able about such a mistake, and the Doc­ “wee sma’ hours.’’ leaving Mr. and Mrs. spirit. It is in this way that ^we may increase the joys of the world. have a change in their advertisement tor thought little of it until he went to Brooks with pleasant thoughts of a time That vou may. live long, that your do­ Ibis week. \ they will not soon forget. going fast these but we. a many left. mestic felicities may be unalloyed, and bed, an hour or so later. The teachers’ class at the high school A young man, Clyde Mead by name, REV. CARNAHAN HAS EVIDENCE OF THE that, when you cease to move among us, your children fnay be reminded, by was organized Monday with a large is a student jn Dr. Barker's office, and AFFECTION OF HIS FRIENDS. this elegant portrait of their*<ather, number enrolled. It was a large and happy assemblage that domestic and friendly qualities rooms with the Doctor. Mil Warner has sold his bakery to After the electrician had retired for gathered at the residence of Mrs. H. J. universally bring joy, respect and es­ Mr. Cfuy Erb, who han taken posses­ rest the conversation with Kenaston was Kenflekl on Friday evening, it being teem, is the sincere wish of those of your friends here assembled. You can sion of the same. in some way recalled. “March 29th” he the occasion of the spectacle social. now see yourself as others see you." Friends of J. H. Bartley are contem­ said to himself. “Why, to-morrow will Just previous to the serving of refresh­ Mr. Rork made a fitting reply, claim­ plating the erection of. a roller process be the first day of April; and I’ll make ments Rev. R. A. Carnahan was noti­ ing he could now understand aad un­ it interesting for Clyde in the morning." fied that Mr. C. G. Bentley wished to flouring mill in this city. ravel what had been to him mysteri­ Morning came; and true to his pur­ see him in the next room. When the Another large crowd at the skating gentleman responded to the call Mr. ous and meaningless circumstances and •Ink Wednesday night. The skating by pose, the Doctor proceeded to plan a occurrences, and saying that he was , diabolical sell on his student, who had Bentley in a neat speech, calling Mr. Mr. Miller was very fine. • giad that his friends had found it in not yet awakened. Crawling stealthily Carnahan’s attention to the fact that he their hearts to give him this agreeable The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. to the foot of the lied, the jgker put his held a warm place in the hearts of the surprise, and hoped that they would W. p. sidnam on next Tuesday after­ hands over the end, and acted as if he people of this city, presented him with come again; that they would always aeon at half past 2 o’clock. were trying to lift a half ton weight an elegant gold watch and chain, the Next week we shall publish an ee- over the end-board. Having assumed gift'of his Hastings friends. Mr. Car­ find his latch string out, and himself «ay raid by Hon. A. C. Towne, of Prair- this graceful position he yelled “Murder! nahan was evidently taken by surprise, willing to recipn>eate their friendship. eville, before Johnatdwne Gratqte on Murder!! Clyde, get up! Here's a bur­ but equal to the emergency, he accept­ He was overheard to threaten ven­ geance on his wife and certain -others Feb. 22n<1. I glar in our room." The half-aroused ed the token with the following re­ whom henfflBged with instigating the Dan'l F. Beatky ihe organ manu­ student sat up in bed and remarked that marks; ----- AT--------affair. He looked pleased, hoyvever, facturer has failed for 8300,000, owing there must lx “some mistake about it." Jfr. Bentley and Dear Friendit: and I think the parties have no great The past year has been one of won ­ $100,000 to parties whp have sent him “Mistake! mistake!!" roared the doctor, After partaking of derful experience, and more wonderful rejison to fear. money for instrument.' “why I have the red-handed assassin by blessing to me. The honor of their refreshments and having a good time Tins week we repuJHish the article, the neck. Jump out quick, get the1 origination belongs to God. who is my generally, the company separated.. “Peter Cooper on the Tariff” which hatchet, and chop his miserable head■ Father and to Messiah who is my mas­ There i^as jnst enough frost in the air ter. Experiences which have thrown will be a sweet niorael for our green­ open.” Suiting the action to the word, all about me the main-stays of the most to give a relish for the splendid sleigh-1 back friends to roll under their tongue. Clyde was sonn at the foot of the bed I sincere and loving friendships. And I ing, and all weht home feeling that it j with raised hatchet really to elea/e the' trust their obligation upon me will had been an evening well spent. This A generous sample of wedding cake cranium of the daring intruder. This1 serve to make them all the more endurended one of the pleasantest social gathProm Cedar Creek / was greedily de­ was too much for the Doctor, who voured by the employees of this office. Blessings have not l>een wanting. erings-of lhe season. nearly split his sides with laughter, and And blessings, in , .lines of work fn Such occasions as these given above That’s right; parties sending such ar­ shouted “April fool! April fool!" With which it has never been my privilege to truly tighten life’s burdens. ticles here should bear hi mind that . a look of supreme disgust, Mead “buried lalxir heretofore. there is much of ns. the now Dos’t fail to ask aak for the th men’s tine This evening, in thep name of tlie Don't the hatchet" in the wood box. Later *“* hand and, machine-sewed1 latest style r*Uard»Ptecrown Monday evening the Board of Edu­ on he suggested to the I>xlor that he, unknown givers, you/havs me this lovely token of regard, had run clean dart on hiajoke.alnc.it p?,^enf i)la«lmr< "Ito beauty b ] "*■ *■ ” ‘ — • h cation met for the purpose of settling had run clean’daft on his joke, since it my presenf. blessings. jH i shoes made by Smith. Simmons & PeaIto b for the furnaces in the school building. was March 1 instead of April t: and the only outdone by its usefulness, its •»»»dy.______________ g___ ‘ .It was voted to accept of the same us eleetricim. has been mentally kicking « We learn from thejiew York Mu­ per contract, when the furnace men himself ever since his very previous atalways be a true type of the truer sical Courier and the New York Times should replace a cracked fire-box in one tempt at perpetrating an “April foot” friends who gave it Its value will be that Daniej F. Beatey has failed, having absorbed about $1S0,(Xk) l«elonging to of the furnaces. It is is due due to to the the Doctor to say say that It Doctor to .— he .— enhanced while I remember the value parties who have mint money to him of the uoula which contain the love that On the first page will be found an emphatically acmes denies inai that eiwArniv electricity was for instruments, and who can get u y extended account of the Crouch trag- at all responsible for the sad previous- p through Through you. Mr. Bentley, for whom neither ths inHtrumenta or money. «dy. Jud. Crouch and Dan. Holcomb ne&s of his joke. 0 have striven in kindly words snd The Times says the money has been I Isimred petition, I thank Uieae friends, collected from thousands of farmers, were arrested at Jackson Saturday country merchants, preachers, widows Pleasant Events of Friday Ev-, the authora of the token. mght. last, charged with the mur­ and orphans and yity fools. We are der. Their examinations will take KNING.-Friday last was truly a red let/ an kuovabu aoitemat at nos. aha even at this late hour, people will D. KOBE ’ S. ter dav in this city, especially so for place.on Friday. r not be duped into buying a poor Hon. Asa D. Rork, of Rutland, is Rev. R. A. Carnahan. C. F. Brooks and organ, because such an one can be Tin: skating rink will hereafter lx Mr. Aaa Rork. It f»o happened that the one of those whose birthday comes bought for half the money required to open only on Tuesdays, Thursdays and two latter celebrated their birthday on on the twenty-ninth day of February, manufacture n good one. Tbe best and Saturdays of each week. On Tuesdays safest way is to nuy of a home dmlor I that day. and their friends took,advan­ and consequently comre but unoe In and buy the best. and Thursdays the hours of opening tage of the occipiion to give thenr kind­ four years. On the evening of the 29th will be 2 and 7 o’clock p. m. Open Sat­ KKrtiBUCAX CAVCl'K ly tokens of their esteem. The many between 00 and 70 ot his neighbors, urdays all day. The barrel race will l>e rile raouMIruu ot tbe lowruSIp ot Hoy. will friends of Rev. Carnahan in thiadty aho and friends ffom Hastings met al his held tlwlr M How OwUr core Ml on Tuesday evening, the 11th Instead of at 4 o'eloelr n ta tanninselected the same day on which to ten­ rraidenoe and bad a really enjoyable xn..—lewli Wednesday, as advertised. No free der to that gentleman a token of their t I me. Mr. Rork and family were taken •■nsuiiiK year, and to transact such other bnri- |_. . i.l • • i skating hereafter. unawares. When the Ural teams arriv ­ appreciation of him as a Christian work­ Mra. W. H. Frost is voting sister at Cedar Springs. $30 OVERCOATS, $15 Local News. Come in and We will Explain More Fully. All Overcoat marked in plain English figures $18, $20, $25, $27, $30 will be sold at a uniform prick of $16.00. All Overcoats marked on the ticket $15.00, $13.50, $12.00 will be sold at a uniform price of $11.00. $10.00 OVERCOATS, $6.00. 8.50 “ 6.00. 7.50 “ 6.00. 6.50 “ . 6.00. All Overcoats marked on the tickets $10.00, 8.00, 7.50, 6.50 will be sold at a uniform price of $6.00. OUR FINE OVERCOATS at Are prices, have great Star Clothing House 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. Special Book Sale I Frederick Hotchkiss 1 have on /hand several Standard Books, bought for the holidays. I will close them out to you at Bottom Figures! The long winter evenings are upon us. You can spend them m no -way more prohta- Mil Walkkr*of Port Huron, repre­ senting the Walker system of water works, and Mr. Franklin, representing Fairbanks, Morse & Co., of Chicago, were in the city during the past week. The former gives the outside coat of the. works, a plan of which is given in th is issue, at 320,000. 'Che latter gentle­ man thinks the works eouid be put in for Citizens’ Meeting-Citizens interented in fife protection are requested to meet with the fire committee, appointed by the council, on Tuesday evening next at the (Court. House, at 7 JO, standard time, for the purpose of discussing the various plans for obtaining fire protec­ tion for the city. Let all interested at­ tend. The committee have made a thorough investigation of the different systems and will give the result at this netting. er and A citizen. be found below: Accounts of turh will \ CASSY BRO0K8'SEVENTH BIRTHDAY. Friday last was the seventh birthday, of Mr. C. F. Brooks, of this dty who on that day reached his 28th year. His ■ friends and relatives to the number of thirty, planned and carried out a very neat surprise on himself and wife in , the evening. They were induced to■ take tea and to spend the early evening Hl Mode lUch’s, and the surprise™ took I posswion of their premises. When all , was in readiness, a sister of Mrs. Brookscullnd the absent folks home. And if ever there were two surprised parties,’ Mr. and Mrs. Brooks were the two. Af­, ter they had rtufllciently rerovered from. thtdr (Tonsteroatiou from having their, domicile thus invaded, Mr. D. R. Cook, in ed he was found tn this farmer’s attire busily riigngwl In building a hog pen. He soon took tn the situation, aad good naturedly and gladly accomodated hlmself to it. After the loads of living freight and provisions bad been unloaded the teams cared for and the Unit greetings were over, the ladies deter­ mined on giving the ex-reprwenarive a ■■dressing down.” This they <Ud in lirestyle. He was soon suspended in mid air with a stalwart lady lugging and pulling at each limb. It reminded one of the fate of the most hemic of the do­ fenders of ancient Troy, the god like Hector. All stood breathless.expecting to see him quartered, but, finally hutaan nature being unable to mdure tbe strata irnger, there was a giving way. and his boots and coat cameo*-1st ta Ume to save him from so horrible a fate To Chalrnuui of (jummittoe. ----------------------------- - | bly than by .reading. Have the books for you, K^tB^S'and so cheap you cannot help buy.ng. vine. Mi DKRJdOTT-trll)MO»»At the residence Of tbe bride'K rnHe. J. I«- itobhug?. » I ner 8L, Grand BApida, by Bev. WeUro, MIm > Ida E. Bctomorr. fornu rlv of thterity. to Mr. . John A. MeDrmwa, of Serrn, Ohio. DnMKH/tnriox NaricK-Notice is hereby gp«n that lhe Attn al Bealrain A BIAeliuan, butcher*. • b Ihhi «tay dtaolved by nmlual cotiwnt Ail ar-; cranfe dm lhe anr Uaasfrmri to rr»M>r». Denham * llillllp*. a»<l ttablUlh* tbeAHnwiBbep.torn .Rn. kbkm School Books! a. t. vmSSuM. ■^■S^r^'^ATENTS i PATENTS Lbw*. ..wi im-bw-i* j �Announcement TRAGEDIES OF THE SANCTUM. (Job* Swinton’S Paper.] among the newspaper mrn of New York <nwr the tragical ending, a (ew days ago, of the life of John B- ^ood, familiarly known a* Doc Wood»* ttte b-Greit American Condenser” of The Bun, by shock and exposure through falling into the ioc-bound river at mid- ^Dic tragedy of his death brings to is unrolled before my eyeaf—tragedies which have shocked my spirit every year since first I stood, aa a stripling, within the innermost drclea of the daily press of New York. Tbe tragedy of poor Doc Wood la the latest on the roll. As the building which we occupy at present is to be torn down within three months to give GErimiImeoI [New York Cor. Chicago Journal.] The publication of novels in the “library" form made $5,000,000 of clear profit for three or four conoerna in a few years. A sheet no larger than eight such newspaper pages as the one in which this letter appears, printed with matter which did not copt a cent in remuneration to the author, sold in immense quantities at 10 cents. After the first prejudice on the part of the public was overcome, the sales were enormous. As many as 150.000 copies of a single issue have been disposed of in a month. In a moment of bad cal­ culation, or of reckless rivalry, one con­ cern began to make compactly-bound books instead of the pamphlets, and that without increasing the prices. The rest were forced to do the same thing, for nobody would buy the old style when the new was obtainable. But there is absolutely no profit in the books. Every publisher of them is losing money, in one instance st the rate of $5,000 a week. That is good. Misfortune* to these grabbers of litera­ ture make me laugh merrily. Nothing has lately tickled me more than the trick by which one pirate beat another one. ' The latter had, by strenu­ ousexertion, obtained a copy of a popular Engliah novelist's new story a week in advance ofthe regular importation. He thought that he thus gained a clear market for his reprint. Not so. His rival huiried tbe tale intotype as fast as it al readyj appeared in a foreign |>eriodical, and audaciously wrote a conclusion out of his own bead. Dis­ honest? Probably he felt aggrieved at being compelled to produce even that ‘ ' much of original matter. my mind * nepre of other tragedies of the snactain that have cast a lurid-light over the Years of my career upon the prcM of New York. I will tell of a few of the mure notable of them, without going far bock in my memory. The first editor of Tbe hew York World, which was started as an ortho­ dox religious paper, was Mr. Spauld­ ing, a grave, taciturn man of large fremp and powerful intellect When lhe World fell into financial straits and threw religion overboard, about 18G3, Mr. Spaulding took a place npon the editorial staff of The Times, under Henry J. Raymond, whose first afeiataut I then was; and there he he shoaled himself to be the boldest master of political invective ever known un the American press. To recruit his heidth, be made a voyage to New Orleans, baton an excursion up the Mississippi his boat met with ill luck, nudThv was cast on a deserted bank of land where he almost starved to death. The first I knew of his return to New York was at a very late hour of one night, when, being on duty in the edi­ torial quarters of The tiniec, a “ whistle . up the pipe” from the publication office, and a message tlxai Mr. Spsulding had muttered my name, huiried mo down stairs. I found him prostrate on his back npon the stone flooring, evidently struck by paralysis, and entirely uncon­ scious. In a few* moments he caught my voice, and I egan stammering out Latin words, disjointed quotations from * Virgil. .Horace and his other favorite 1 authors, occasii&ally pressing Lis head with his "bands*, and breaking into a Mirt of wild laugh. It was after mid­ night by lhe city hall clock when I Idft his side, I hastened over to the . ola New York; hospital, then in Broad­ [Exchange.] way, rang up the young doctor in Mmo. Modjeska recently undertook a charge, who agreed to take him in, re- •1 kind of discipline in her company which turned to Thu Timas with a stretcher, I cannot be said to have resulted alto­ called down four eouipoaitor.s, who lifted ' pettier us she had iuteuded that it the prostrate .msin from the floor, ond ac­ ! should. It is the custom of some Eucompanied hint back to the hospital, | ropeon theatres to have a fool's cap in where I saw liifu placed safely npon a ; the prompter's possession, and whoever cot under u dbetortt charge. It was I is late nt rehearsal in the morning is hulfaiLhour of the tauje for going to obliged to wear it. In traveling about press when’' T got back! to the editor’s 1 the country and conducting the rehears­ . >. f .iuctnm, and if the 'editorial columns als of the new piece every day, !Mme. of next day's Times were short or oth«rI Modjosku was a good deal annoyed by wisv imperfect, the reason is "now- foi* 1 the dilatory conduct of a number of tbe the first time told. Though Mr. 1 members of her combination. She fitMuldirig was over 50 years old, he had I therefore proceeded to get up an elab­ been niKrried but a few months l>efare, , orately embroidered foolk cap,and caroapd in the morning I telegraphed to 1 fully announced that whoever was lute b:. JOOTK »ite. then in one ot the lo«n. ! „ at the next day’s rehearsal would be ex­ >1' ‘F n«r; whooi^xaral nt ,o we„J it pected to wear it. The company, with the hofnital in a very few . hoars. She I f. ..... . that- spirit of freedom which character-tended.1 him devotedly during the flay* | iwa the people of! the stage in Chis hr which he could not bo removed from country, organized a spirited resistance. tfcp cott and then had him taken to her Al) of them turned up next morning futher'e- country home, where he soon considerably ahead of time, and the Afterward bowed Ids heatl in death. In clock was put half an hour ahead, so tlris tragical way ended the life of the that when Mme. Modjeska herself came first editor of The New York World, a into the theatre upon the moment ac­ man of great soul ^nd honest purpose. cording to the right time, she was ap­ Even more tragical was the closing parently half an hour late. There was scene, in June, 1869. of the life of a good deal of discussion, it is said, as •Henry J. Raymond himself, the distinto the difference between railroad and gniabod founder and editor of The New theatre time, but it was pretty generally York Times. He had b>rn at The contended that each excuses would Tima office on the afternoon of the hardly IjoJ accepted from the members Right in which he' was dead, and in- ! of the company if they had been late in ■quirel for ^ne; but I happened to be her place. The fool's cap, it may be engaged elsewhere in a work which he unnecessary to relate, has been die­ had put upon me, writing a criticism of carded from tbe Modjeska combination Woolsey’s “Reform Against Nature," since that time. then jm.t published. Leaving word that be desired to 8-e me as soon as -posfuble, he left the office in his usual [Montreal Cor. New York Sun.) cheery mood, took dinner at A toboggan is nothing but a thin, his house in Ninth street, and flat board, curved up in front, and pro­ fhm went to a political meetings vided with handles at the sides. The Bnt little is known of his suh- young men build slides on the snow requent movements until after mid­ down the mountainside, coat them with night of that dav (June 18), when his ice, pnd then ride the girls down them . wife, who was drawn down stairs by hours at a time. One youth said to-day bearing a noise, found him lying deSgi j that "having to drag a forty-pound at the door of his house. In the midst toboggan up the mountains hour after of a £reat career in the press and in hour, was what drives tbe men to politics, his life ended in .a tragedy drinky Upon the top of the slide, never yet cleared up. In the very early which is decked at the sides by ever­ years of xny manhood. Mr. Ray­ greens and lighted at night with mond hnd given mo m^ first opportu­ torches stock in the snow, the girl nity on the press by inviting me to his gets on to the toboggan, stows paper, and during the . ten years that her legs under the roll of the preceded, included and followed the board ahead, grasps the side handles, great war for, abolition (or from 1859 and holds her breath. The young to. 1869). when Iiwas his daily associ­ man gets on behind on one haunch, ate, he proved himself to be the moat with his right leg free to steer with. amiable of men a* he was one of the He edges the slender board to the edge most accomplished editors. of the precipitous alley of ice and gives But 1 set out to tell, with the few- a strong kick, and down they go like a enf. words, the tragedies of a score of shot from a gun. There is a second's New York editors of my acquaintance pause, then a whirl and a roar, and a in a single column, and already I find it minute of bated breathing as the slen­ nearly full. ' der sled shoots in its groove of ioe be­ The tragedy of the death in a mad­ tween the black lines of spectators. It house of Horace Greeley, the founder is a dangerous' sport, but there is a and editor of The New <York Tribunp secret about it. A ride on a toboggan —who has not been shocked by the is like a galvanic shock. The friction story of it? of the rapid motion of the thin board The tragedy of the death of the ven­ over the rough ioe electrifies and thrills erable poet, William Cullen Bryant the rider. Every nerve tingles., and of The Evening Post, who fell before every muscle becomes rig^d. Though my eyes under a eunsfaroke, in the it lasts but a few seconds, they are Central park five years ago, was told seconds of strained enjoyment. in this paper of December 30. How suddenly and unexpectedly, in (Joaquin Miller in Chicago Current.] the summer of last year, death struck < After all there is no baptism like that my associate, William O. Bartlett, of The Sun, a man of great mind and of poverty and btave, patient endurance of it great heart. This is tbe one great church. How The tragedy <,1 the rtfcatb last Sep tenirr of the Hugh J. Huting^ many of ns belong to it. Christ was Ute edit .r of The Conmtorcial Adrcr- the founder of it. This is the holiest teW. of tl»a city. Tu through > brotherhood, it seems to mo. Who is «hoek which h« got when hi, currier. there that has not suffered? Babes, new bom. And who has not suffered and sinned also? No one is entirely wagon. • How Huddeidy and grievously in De­ human who has not; and it is a dreary and loveless soul that has not suffered cember last fell William T. Clarke, editor of The New York Star, the good and sinned also. and talented nym, who had so often thought it his doty to assail me tor the The Boston Medical and Surgical deeds that I did under the highest sense Journal say. thero ie now liring in ef duty. Pena Yaa, N. Y. a maa who. for two • hullel imbedded in hie York Before reoeiritsg the .hot he yae yd*-0-0^’ taoroee and qaarreloomo, Mr. Md tadurtnone oiUiea. The reoorda Dr LINDSEY S BLOOD ■: SEARCHER way to a new brick, we hereby announce that we shall sell groceries at reduced prices; and 'simply ask the public to call and get prices. We know times are hard, and tax times upon forte* us, but if you would save money in the pur- Stom bolMto chase of groceries, call on us. Dec. 20, 1883. ‘ BROOKS & COOK Bitters CATARRH~head Blotches, Boils, Ta mors. Tat­ ter, Humors, Salt Rheum, Scald Head. Sores, Mercurial Diseases, Bemale Weakness and Irregularities, Dizziness, Boss of Appetite, Juandice, Affections ot the Lirer, Indi­ gestion. 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Burns, Frost Bites, Tooth, Ear, and Headache, and all pains and Aches. \ whic proc main RUSKIN’S WORKS. w t �/nnYuA The Hastings Banner. 7Z W FLAT OF CITY OF MARTIROS. SHOWING PLAM OF PHOFOMD WATKR WORK*. nxSTIXOH. KklDAT. MAUCH ", IMA Local News. NOTICE. WHOLE NO. 1495. light anti quiet vote, with three ticket, in the Md: Tbe Cttaena. made by i <1 * d»puc*u> copy win m in ine AO that aabicrf ntlon* tire ticket etorted: the i nion am People s loth of which were curb-stem Ei^ewhkre will be found the notice for teachers’ examinations. carry on the executive department o. the government of this village for th< ensuing year are a.s follows: president. Wm. Bouton: clerk, F. Melkrby; aaseaor, J. E. Barry; treasurer, C. I. Glasgow; marshal, J.Smith: constable La A- Brown; Trustees, 1). L. Smith. Htune is being hauled for the new building an State street, to be occupied by Messrs. Brooks A Cook and the Ban­ ner. Benham & Phillips is the name of the new meat market firm. Mr. Phillipa having purchased Mr. 8. J. Bidelman’s interwrt in the busineea. John Furaim, H. R. Dickinson. The district lodge LO. a T,of Barry and Eaton counties, meets in this vil­ lage on Wednesday. A good time if* expected, and we believe that great U. good can be done in the teciperano The Banner office has the finest line of HjM-eimcns of cards, ix>th business and calling, wedding stationery, fiat, book and writing papers ever shown in this ,iTemplartan. The gathering InoC ttw young as soon as bld enough, in the* lodges will instil principles of temper ance, nowhere better taught rity. Late reports have it that the Ohio & Michigan railroad has passed into, the hands of the Baltimore & Ohio. If this 1-etho case it will become one of the i*nt lines in the state. l» tion as clerk in 8. W. Francis* store, and r- Pel). Green has taken his place. A somewhat inebriated individual afforded much amusement to the on­ lookers at the rink Saturday last, in his ' attempts at sustaining his equilibrum upon a pair of skates. As soon as the proprietors saw him he was promptly Peter Durham returned on Tuesday from a several weeks visit to friendb and relatives in New York. Charlotte Republican. There are ontatanding bonds of thi.city aggregating 813.412,51. Fred Griffin purchased a span ot two year old colts of H. M. Jaques. Wedaee day, paying WOO. Tbe two weighec 3060 lbs. and are claimed to be the best pair of colte in the county. How to tame a pair of roller skates, is the great social question agitating the entire community about now. Who be the next president, sinks into i»- entered to leave.___________ The Camp Fire.—The annual camp fire of Fitzgerald post, G. A. IL, of this city, will be held in .Union hall, Tues­ day evening March 18th. The camp Explanation.- ! I, Thornapple River; 2. Marion street; 3. Mill Street; 4 4, Railroad: 5 5. State Street; 6, Greet tin* will In* lighted at 7 o’clock, after Street; 7 7. Clinton Street; 8. Park Street: U, Broadway; 10. Jefferson Street; 11, East Street; (.rand Street is show: which will occur the exercises. A full parallel and between Green and Clinton Street. * . program has been prepared, consisting The proposed location of the Water Works is indicated on Jefferson Street near the River. If water supply is take mainly of. interesting war remniscenfrom river for tire protection it is projiosed to sink well for water for domestic use. c«t. songs, etc. will be given. The en­ tertainment will conclude with a short Size of water mains, 8. 6 and 4 inches. * . drama, in three acts, entitled M Court • Curved lines indicaU* distance of fire protection from hydrants with 1,000 feet of how. . Martial and Execution of a Sleeping Location of hydrants indicated by white marks. Sentinel,** rendered by\the cotfiradee. A tableaux. “ Decoration of the Graves Location of water mains shown by heavy white lines in streeta. by Fallen Heroes" will close the drama. A small admission fee will be charged, and it is hopixl there may be a good at­ tendance. After the exercises a ball will begiven. Good music has ld*n engaged, and an ’ tfijoyable time is in store for those who •• trip the light fantastic” Any information with reguard to the campfire can be obtained of Post com­ mander, J. II. Dennis. Shall the City be Protected Against Fire ■ than wm now have. But to have the not the ease now, nor would it be with ■ engine without haring a competent en­ the reservoir system. To us it -appears that the water­ I gineer to manage it woufci be to have works plan is much the more feasible as U badly Iproperty ’ ~ ~M" jeopardized as it is “at ‘can be operated at considerable less ne ency of our hand engine to cope with 1present. The second and more feasible plan is 1expense., requires hut little more mone.’anything like a large tire, even where for the plankjjhRn the steamer and res­ there is water, in abundance. It is a to t secure water works. Above we have given a plat of the dty, with location ervoir, will aflbni many convenient’*-fact patent to any one who will take | tbe proposed works and of water from which a revenue can be obtained pains to investigate that in but few of ( mains, and hydrants. The scale of the will %in four years save in Insuram sections of the city can enough water 1 map is 1060 feet to the inch. The sizes more than its original cost, and wil be had to supply even a hand engine 1 aitmyt fnrnith all the water needed above twenty minutes, while with a of < the pipes will be four, six and eight for any Jbe that can potudbly occu, steamer the time necessary to exhaust Iinches—the mains nearest the works . and along State street being eight inch­ within thi) protected limibt, which inthe supply would be but little more 1 es/ At each hydrant two hose pipes can rluder all but 30 building inride the than half as long. Evra all the large • be attached. With 1JD00 feet of hose all corporation. And when we take intr cisterns on our main street would not but half a dozen houses on the very out­ consideration the fact that this systen furnish water for a Silsby engine lohgskirts of the first ward can be reached. can be extended at any time to an* er than an hour at the outaide. If a In the second ward, all that portion quarter where it may be needed, we cai fire should get well under way on the east of the creek and as far south as the see its superiority over the reservoi wooden row on North State street, or . ' north line of W. 8. Shriner’s can be plan. on Wert Jeffereon, it would take more and synopsis of play: If our citizens should decide in favo protected. In the third ward, all build­ than an hour to quench the flamm. In CAST. e of tbe water works, as we believe the ings up to and includiiy Baker Shri.. Mr. Leins other words, it must be admitted that Valentine,. will when they fully inveetigate th Mr. Simpson we have not the necessary apparatus to ner’a residence would brwithin the pro­ subject, the decision would not bind th George.............. ......... Mr. rflug tected limit-v In ward four, ail proper­ Joseph,............ cope with a Are of any magnitude even, ty on the highlands and next the river city to any particular sysjem. Thei synopsis. with the most abundant water supply. are several companies who would b Act. L—Nicely furnished room in It is equally true that had the city the and as far wet as the residence of D. R. Cook could be reached. With 2/MJO glad to bld for the job of furnishing v which is a bar containing decanters, mort approved patterns of steam en­ the works. The sharp competition wil etc. George and Valentine discovered gines, they would be practically useless feet of hose, two inch-and-urhalf streams surely give them to us at the lowes sitting in room. George urges Valen­ owing to lack of water supply. There could be turned on any fire at the ex­ possible expense. tine, who, is somewhat of a musician, aretwo plans suggested, which we will treme limits we have indicated. If a A public mauling having been caUt« tire should occur on State or Jefferson to play upon a peculiar- looking horn, state us well as we may. \ streets, from four to six, one or inch to consider the question, the Bannej yajentine consents, and blows upon the The first is to buy a steamer, and put will douUlws have much more to sa streams could play at the same time. horn. Cloud of flour blown into V’s in as many large reservoirs as will af­ Within the’ entire city limits, there on tta subject next week. We fed cer-1 eyes. ‘ Mine Gott In hinunel; voa ish ford sufficient water supply for an en­ 4ould not be 80 buildings that could UIB that lhe mAjority-of thoee ta attaidot!” Rage of Valentine and impreca­ gine to fight the fire fiend in any por dance at Tuesday night's meeting will tions against George, who is profuse in. tlon of the dty. The plan is to con­ not be fully protected by this system. As facts are what people want, we see in the water w orks a good business his offers of assistance, to Valentine. struct those reservoirs in the streets ai will give a few concerning the proposed investment for themselves and the dty. -Well fix him!”. Plot <rf Georga and such places as the need of them may Valentine to play it on oljese Joseph, mXfgart. They »re to taffllod *J» water works. Cvater** The plant could be made at an outlay (ieorge agrees to stand by Valentine building* adjicent U> them. Tta'itd’* of from S16.000 to »30,000. which could should Joseph get mad. The pipe of -I «xp«>t to ta with Mw. Okltawi la to add two or kfireu very large rww- be borrowed at frort four to five per tai winter. After the Until, of tta peace is smoked. The oath to stand by voira on State and Jeffenaxi rtreeta. to Little Big Horn I went to New York rack other should Joseph kick. * better protect the bualntai portion ot enntMui oognged in pbi tothropie work, in The operating expenses would not ex ­ Act II.—“Now, Valentine, you Bit in ceed 82,000—a guarantee to that effect which I Intondwl to dwnto my noth, city. , this chair and pretend to be asleep, and the To fully curry out thia plan wxmld tim*. I h»ve felt the nwtotaty for rwt when Joseph enters I’ll induce him to require the conatnictioo of at l<wt 201 can be secured if desired. braanlly, nml nto oooBtoriug thto our leading insurance agents say they via tor wbrttar I abonlil toko an ocean awaken you by blowing the horn In Urge reservoir.. The expen^ of build­. would take risks at 2S per amt less than voyage or come want. I finally your ear, when hell get the dose!’’ ing them and keeping them in repair they now eh«r> U the dty tad wtaer noatanded to join Mra. Caltaan. and aoEnter Joseph. Valentine snores loudly. would reach {among the tbinriandsi work.. Thto would effect» “vlnR of oompan, tar ta h«r trip, when ata goaa George hands Joseph the bonp Jpseph Wbile they would be readily acoesrible abont to gto tar reading. I hare no places it near Valentine’s ear and blows, ta open watlher. there might and prob­. rrom»6pa)lo«M»w»o“dl> ' relatives of my own—father, mother. Many budding which retable oom­ deluging Valentine with flour. “ ?!!?— ably would be much trouble in keeping panlei now refito to tamre cotajl be inValentine “peels" his them ready for use in tbe winter. The sural if we h»d the water work.. coat and makes for George, who cost of tta engine and expense of opera­ A revenue, which would meratoto* restrains him by reminding him of the ting it would aggregate several thous­ viar would I* derived from thoee who oath. [Quick curtain with music, “set and dollars. To make such a plant and Led tl.e—ter towpply thtar bouito. ’em up agin’, boys.”] have It of suf sort of uae to tta dty. to atom and faotorire. U Itaatta«»l*» give the tax payers any return for tta or.wrmtave re other place, of it. rite Hill's Peerless Couan Syrup will SStaw BUCh tadUtto water rente cure cough, co|d, croup or sore throat, monev invested, would require the expandiiure of not less than glLOOO or would more than P*y the ood of operand relieves whooping cough, asthma. hlbyni The insuram.’ companies Lt does not dry up a cough and leave wring tbe works. , . . , would not deduct » farthing from their i Excellent waler can be ftirntrimd tor county. Mldileui. the inflammation and fever Ijehind it, chanres for carrying risks on elher Iron- culinary and .tore purpotaw by utoua but loosens the pjilegm nJUegin and morbid morma ----------- , meUer. ud permfW nature, to tael Uw inesa btacke or * ta*• ‘ (rom ta tanking » --a - “ r. H. HFWKM. “. M. there be any revenue to the city from From beta that tare been made■ H to lungtiMRMM and deseased parte. Call AUCTION SALK. . the plant. A fire engine without the onctadend certain ttmt rmtd* a wdl » and get u bottle. If not satisfied after 1 will mH at my rMtewaM la reservoirs would misnWAD or W**’ At Kalamwoo can be found here. using it, return the empty bottle and I > Muanderedto no purpm*. With the Incmreoffire.th^wiB^wjysJ* a will refund your money. A padcage of J. WM1GHT. Robb’s LitUo Pilla in Up of each bottle •The Jokers".—There is being re­ hearsed in this city, preparatory to placing upon the theatrical boards, a ride-splitting comedy with the above caption. That the coiqedy is taking^ ?) is vouched for by ye reporter who ^ot onto” one of the rehearsals unbeknown to the aspirants for dramatic fame; and for lhe iienefit of the readers of the Banner and the delectation of the many friends of the actors, a report of the same is hereby given—with the premise that should school lyceums, amateurs, etc., wish to replenish their treas­ uries, they can doubtless secure the ser­ vices of the actors, (each one a star.) All communications should be addressed to Mr. V. Leins, care of Geo.Bimpeon or Joseph Pfiug, Hastings, Mich; Following is the cast of characters free. Fredrick Hotchkiss. 1 - Win Ashley, for the past year citj editor of the Leader, has accepted k similar position on tbe Eaton Rapids. Times. Win is a good newspaper mat and will be a valuable acquisition tc the Times. Our two Eaton county typos wh< went north to grow up with the comb try at St Louis, Mich.—J. V. Jobnaor. of this city and E. 8. Hoskins, of Belle­ vue,—have lost the good manners am. fraternal spirit inculcated here, and an indulging in all sorts of personal abuat of each other through their reepectivi* newspapers. Fie, for shame. There was a bad smashup of a freigb’ train on the G. T. road, near Shephetx and Curtis A Bennett's charcoal pikjust west of the dty limits, Monday morning, caused by a broken axle Eight orlen refrigerator care load* with beef riere piled in a heap crowway• It bas long been known that our city sorely needed further protection against tire The burning of the Bartley mills fully demonstrated the utter insuMfi- to clear away the debris. The after noon passenger trains had to transfe. passengers and baggage. Fortunate!: no one was injured. The next day thderrick used in removing tbe wreckfhl across the track and blocked the, mat for another three or four hours. Battle Creek Republican The managers of the Sanitarium, ar getting t up a “Patient's Gallery" ii which they wish to include as large 1 numl «r as possible of thoee who. hav. visited the institution as patients dur photographs have already come to banc and more are being received every d*J R.W. Surby haw been heard fron again. The cake of toe stands on O good’s corner ud to out of Goffunc laki It bears tbe following taacriiAtan sfter ’»rkta«»« W*• L^Vrti men no prwaen ■» “'T*. ’ . MiUblLnlvnnnt, but hi« work U "tall o» the luont arduous nature vnleae he t> • obef in a privsto lamdy. ■Prof. Vennor's conttauAtioo at ai open winter, lee «S« taetas thick.The union hoee running team of th. city in one of tbe wwdthirot rompatta ta the state. The money woo by thee at content, tot woe to still ta th bank, subject to thrir command. EDITOR BASSRR: Do you suppose ttal tbeMly Mate the position of janitor at the high aehoc BOOK, TOabW OOOB, ooiu worn , buBding for the coming yaar. wag b. butol.tr, seoood bulchsr Mta tagkl nook. N«rlj my wealthy total! », cause he was absent from the city ? This question la asked foe the reaao that a rich mam b the only qm wt> pretaoeiona to witbota tble taaationary there many gentlemen give their taart> really needed tbe position. > certain amount U money out «< whiottber an to totaah-the MM, aad retail |1 /■ -I------ Ttotaeitaalbantemaa. ouiiaa. Other, pay • m' ' amounts to 5,000 francs in thut Couvened at the residence 9t W. J Bidnam, Tuesday, at 2A0 p. an our worthy president being aboen Mra. Bailey was agpointed preside! pro tom. The demotions! exerclwwere conducted by Mra. Mixer. Tbe aiatter ol paper-hoMera wa discussed, and it was decided th? they be purchased and placed In th Ntacern. Mra BaUav rand a very iDterestin article on reform. ; tttte, 'Otory �TRAGEDIES OT THE SANi Mia Otta Wberier. of HaaUnga. efrtt- A. B. Green, of Battle Creek, ia visit­ ing hta stater, Mrs. Wm. Parker. Tbe editor of the News ta off to Lans­ ing to make a speech to the Blate Proa fJohn SwinkaA Paper.) Their has been widenpresd grtff among the newspaper men of Now York cner tlie tragical ending, a few days ago, of the life of John B. Wood, familiarly known m Doc Wood, the •Great Am-’rican Condenssr" of Th* Sun, by shock and exposure through^ falling into the ioc-l*ound river at mid­ night. The tragedy of his death brings to my mind u sepre uf other tragedies of the ainctuin that have cast a lurid light over,the years of my career upon the press of New York. ’ I will tell of a few of the more notable of them, without going far back in my memory. Tta* first editor of The New York World, which was started as an ortho­ dox religious paper, was Mr; <8pauld- tag, a grave, taciturn man of large frame and powerful intellect. When lhe World fell into financial straits and threw religion overboard, about . 1863, Mr. Spaulding took a place npon tbe editorial staff of The Times, under Henry J. Raymond, whose first assistant I then was: and there he bo showed himself to bo the boldest master of political invective ever known on the American press. To recruit his health, be made a voyage to New Orleans, bat on an excursion up the Mississippi his boat met with ill luck, and ta- was east on a deserted liank of land where he almost starved to death. The first I knew of his return to New York was at a very late hour of one nmht, when, being on doty in the edi­ torial quartan of The tim**, a “whistle up the pipe" from the pubbeation office, and a message that Mr. Spaulding had mattered my name, hurried me down stairs. I found him prostrate on his back npon the stone flooring, evidently struck by paralysis, and entirely uncon­ scious. ” In n tovr momenta ho’ caught my voice, and l>ogan stammering out Latin wor<la disjointed quotations from • Virgil. Hbrace and hia other favorite authors, ocrasiohally pressing his head with Tita hands, and breaking into a sort of wild laugh. It was after midB’^bt by the city hall clock when' I hastened over to the old New \urk hospital, then in Broad­ way, rung uji the young doctor in charge, who agreed to take him in, reti-nicdto The Tunes with a stretcher, called d-.wn four compoaitqrs. who lifted thq prostrate num from the floor, and aoeompam. d him back to the hospital' whfre I saw1 him placed satalr n.jOn , cot under a ductor's chargtj. It was half sn hour of the time for going to _pn'«H uhen J got bAck to the editor’o hauctnm. and if ithe ’editorial column? OL-next day s Tidies wore short or other wise imperfect, tin- reason is. now for the first time told. Tbou)»fc Mr. [Wilding was over 50 years old. he had tew iwirned but a few months befora ap<I in t to morning I telegraphed tt h.s yonun wife, then in on, of the towns £|i the lied-on river, who appeared *t hospital in. a very few hours. ,Sh< ti nded him devotedly during tbe day ttr which he could not bo removed fron JrlLE0.1’ *Dl1 thcn hlld hin‘ ti»ken to li*i father H.country home, where he sooi J/terwurd bowed, hta head in death. Ii Sils trngir»] way ended the life of th« first sd.tor of The N„w york World. . man of great aoul and honest purpose Even more tragical wax the closim roene, m June. lH6y. of the life o ’ y Raymopd himself, tbe distin and editor of The N«s York Time., He hod been at Th. ■nt»« office on the afternoon ot th< mgbl m which he «u deod. and ia qurral for fee; but I happened to bi ansagad eleewhero in a work which la Sad put upon me. writing a entieiam a Wooleeye lioform Againat batnre ’ K< Association. Frank Fuller started on a prospect­ ing tour on Monday night through Vir­ ginia, intending, if pleased with the country, to invest in land. The following places have been brok­ en into recently by petty burglars, and it seems impossible to ferret them out: C. M. Putnam's trunk ransanked; P. Holler’s mill flour and meal stolen- Mrs. Dewater’s bakery, lose small', Hefcry Zushinut’a residence entered during the temporary absence of the family in the day time, a small amount of money ae^ (■ u ' w^fn'l *b'”dJr 1 1 'WABHVUjjt. Th. tragedy of th. death i. . —a .0°*°' V“d'rPool. the thrice tried tv house of “d, «'tot <■'Th. N.J York Tribun ■r™0 r “f, “°* b*m •*w«h«l by th ve’r~r”l““. Sundayed h"hvlBe recently. He is travelling Tbo tragriy of th, drath of the ven for » boot Md rtce houra of Utica Y. L, How suddenly and rweipoctodly h mr a'Sl'L “u lt*1 J“r' dMth ftL °- B.rtlrtt, c tte Hum. m" .„1U'V of “ g„u mind an, K ChlPni*Atl, Jo*Ph Wood h*» purchaaed a bulldio* ofupon W. A. Young and ratoe th.Z^of hi.1> moving the The tragedy th.Hugh deathJ. Irat Src1 ; K X Kan"«» a totober ot th. of lorial Hasthw, ba. rented th. Wheeler How auddsoly and griwoualy to n, City Clerk Tripp. wae Abort aBfl«a tn excite the gravest fears. Six persons in Philadeiphia who sold ^M1rfM,pubhc,eh~‘ so serious that no southern or western mails reached that city Friday. Rodney D. Wells, a relative of Chaun­ cey I. Filler, has been appointed post­ master of BL Louis. Tbe .widow of the immortal John Brown, of Harper's Ferry, died Friday at Ban Francisco. *“* bou«ht pracfice xtattu A Go., of Chicago, tiu. trTr„?.uVu ln» slanderous chxrira u„; Kjlh counterfeit am, a The works of tte Uedtod States Stamping company at Portland, Conn., employing five hundred men. ware burned Saturday evening, causing a loaa of poMibly SMMjW. Charles Randolph gave up the secre­ taryship of the Chicago board ot trade. Saturday, after thirteen years' service. -rsl1&r&WWB. 2? Edmund Smith, an early abolitionist, Mr. Underwood, formerly lieutenant and an associate ot Garrison, died last governor of Vermont, baa sued General the expenditure of $ap tuoxw’tor* th™ Thursday at Boston. Henry and others for $1JBOX» dam­ Georee Witaon. who killed policeman ages for confining him in a lunatic cured. These depredations are plainly A. E. Bullard, of Detroit, has been sen­ tarMriv tenced to tbe state prison for life. . the work of a reckless novice, and we Tbe mvsterious fevr-r which ravaged killed by the recent captation in the known during Ui« w»r for mlwooS trust some means will be taken to prop­ northern Mexico last fall lias reap­ W*at Letaening ooai-ahaft in Fennryl- wort ra lhe Mwknd, u Ar.dr r^m’ peared nt.Maxatlan and Manzanillo. which be wm preeeated with .7*? erly punish the scroundrels. vania bare commenced suit for $16,000 for Un»nl.l b, Ibe Arm7“of Si The Cunard steamer Ophalonia ran damage each. The main street roller skating rink, down and sank tbe tug Glen Island Governor Stonemaa has resolved to run by H. Flint and A. 8. Winn, closed near New York. Two lives were lost call an extra session of the California on Saturday. In a dispute, over the . Tbe senate of Iowa has passed a bill legtalature to take measures to force debts and assets the partners got into prohibiting bucket-shops and option tbe Central Pacific road tonay its back taxes aggregating $1,000,000. a fight; the skates were secured by one trading n agricultural products. Two Chicago lads. Elmer Lyons and Nine bat factories in Reading Pa., party and then replevined by the other Alfred 8tendt, died Wednesday in the have announced a reduction of 12 per port' from tbe Mantnliow ebore Md be and the end is not yet. agonies of hydrophobia. cent, lit wages, and tte Weimer ma­ 'ow for one hundred The CuaiHan goremm-nl agree, u R. D. Hubbard, ex-governor of Con­ chine works, at Lebanon, have made a FBOM BAITFXXLD. give Muiloba a can,os even ’ w>. ... necticut, died Wednesday evening at cut of 8 per cent EDITOR BANNER: Hartford. A whale which was captured at Port n balf yeAtw; to tuuxt over lb. oontroi On Saturday, March 1, a meeting of Measles has thia month carried off Royal. 8. C., gave birth tea young one of odd-numbered aeclioiu of utioccu the board of school inspectors of the .over One hundred children of the Zuni Wednesday. Tbe pair lie on the beach pied lend,, and to grant auberdy ot Indians in New Mexico. at Paris island and are worth $2J5OO to twelre tbounaud Acre, per mile tor tbe township of Johnstown was called at msmlloa ot a line of railway Iron A burglar chloroformed lhe night the captors. the school house, in Diet. No. 7, of the clerk at a hotel in Hannibal. Mo., and R. Ryan has been lodged In jail at Winnipeg to Fort Chwebill. Tbe federal court al Naehrille.on the above mentioned town, for the purpose had started to rob the bouse when a Winnipeg for *be name of the adjutant general to a circular calling petition of tbe railroad eompaoieo of of detaching a small parcel of land, de­ zuest entered and tired at him. An unknown man on a ciaim in Tur­ for Are hundred recruits for frontier Tennraeae. enjoined the iuu nilrrad scribed as follows: 5 acres, the s part of nomiwieeUin from interfennd with Uh ner county. Dakota, nearly killed Oli­ service. the e^ of neX of soc. from Na 7 ver Parker and hia wife and child with The citizens of Medina countv. Tex­ and annexing tbe same to Dist. No. 1, an ax. and made his escape. as. have hunted down and lodged in Tbe governor of New York has sign­ jaff thirty-nine fence-cutters. A de­ the oommiMion is in conflict witette of the same township. ed a bill prohibiting tbe making of eon- tachment of rangers ta stationed at state and federal oooati tut ions. The change was made by a vote of A hostile politician of Ottawa tea tracts for tbe labor of convict* in the Castroville. served a writ for $5JOO on Str Cbariw the board, standing two for and one state prisons Dr. Axel Ames, Jr.* of Boston has been agaim>t the proposed change, the clerk Cattle near La Salle. Illinois, are arrested on charge of malfeasance in Tupper, the Canadian minister of rail­ ways for having unlawfully sat in Um said to be suffering from a strange -- --------------------------_ dis-office as pemion examiner, for solicitvoting against and the two inspectors ---------------------Itonee for twenty-six days. Tlie offense ease of the bowels, which in many ing subscriptions to the stock company voting for it. consista in ins having hald a portfolio awes has proved fatal.---------------------------- I in which be was interested. while occupying the position of high The result was that the turn-out of | By a boiler explosion In a saw-mill I Joseph jph Beach, of Ridgeway, Minn., commiasioner to England the meeting produced considerable dis­ near Wilkesbarre, IVnnsylvania, three i killed ______bis hta divorced wife and then corn com­ The clirmical works of lowers k men were killed by being blown sever— • •*— --------mitted suicide. He made continuous satisfaction among some of the resi­ al hundred fret. ________________ _ wposae«wion , uf __ __ efforts, to secure their । Weightman, in HiUadeinhia, the most dents of No. 7; to such an extent that extensive tn the United Blates, were The leading spiritualists of th* south- , child, but failed. destroyed by fire earl) Friday morning one man has since said that the two in­ rrn states have gathered at Cisattanoo- , John McGinnis, who is sentenced to Explosions of fuenl oil carried the fluid _____’„ —LrL_________ ‘T spectors who voted in favor of the ga tn secure grounds on which to erect be bc t ^P^ ^*17L2 ln Philadelphia next Tnee- into the streets and spread the flamee a tabernacle and hold annual meetings. 1 day for the murder of hia mother-inmeasure were overheard, while going to adjacent buildings. Tbe engiM Bixtevn bouarw in the lower part of | law. has been nrontrancre Insane by a Bixti en bouse* in lhe lower * ' ’ • * • worked at the scene until noon Tte to the place of meeting, to say that they Harrisburg. Pa., wt-re considerably , medical commission. loss will exceed $1,000,000. would vote in favor of the change. damn^-d by an explosion of dynamite, ' The banks of New York have since Dispatches Thursday night from aD : Wednesday drawn $3,100,000 in gold Now the object of this communica­ caneed by a fire in a shanty. _ over Ontario report seven' gales in As most of tbe plantations for hun- coin from the sub-treasury, evidently tion is to deny the above statement, as progress, and in many districts they dreds of miles aliove Slirereport are tin- ■ in the belief that the ycHou metal is are accompanied by anas. Tbe high­ made by that man, us a malicious false­ der water, the loss by overflow along soon to leap to a premium. ways and railroads are badlv drifted hood, having its origin in a deceitful the R-d river will be very great. I Ex-Governor Kirkwood, of Iowa. and travel impeded. Freight ’nuns os .» .. -----v.. .... k . — tlust the party which vrent to E. H. Funston, republican, has been states t.... heart and an uncharitable, diseased or various roads have been atx.ndoaed - ‘—Vi to secure tbe remHinn of and passenger trains are nil mors or elected to congress froth the Second , Mtesissippl wicked brain. D strict of Kansas to succeed the late । Colonel Ku ----------- ..insman were unable to find less delayed. We, the undersigned inspectors, take D. C. Haskell. lhe grave 'because uf the felling of the In the Canadian itoiw of n«nmons, Interred.T this occasion to defend ourselves against At Hazleton, Pennsylvania. Saturday tree near which he waa -----------Sir Leununi Ttliey maor his t udgta evening, Edwin Brotheras killed WillExperiments with a combination of any such intentionally wrong statement speech. He claimed tlml for the pot lam Nichols on the street for the se- j alcohol and water for fuel were being vear tin1 surplus bod bem ov» r $7.u®c as the above, by asserting that we were Sargent? duction of bis sister. made on the tugboat Mattie F ---------* entirely unbiased in our decission. ‘ Boston, when " ----itan O00 from the cnaaolidated revenue and Farmers in the vicinity of . Vuindalia, ' in five hundred--------♦l.LMO.iJ o from Dominion iaixls Tbe Kmpectfuliy. Ills., are nearly uuaffmous in the opin- in the boiler took fire, causing a loss of present tariff bad met the revenue de­ C. E. IDES. Cbnirman. ion that late sown wheal has been aeri- i $15JMX). mands. be stated, but lhe government D. C. MTILBM, Second member. ously damaged. I Seven seumeu of tbe United Slate* would have to provide for the redenpIkMiikm, don't forget the fine shoe* ' *H> bo,el< Uo . Urw.1, «tbt£ tion of $30,000,000 of debt maturing next January . made by Smith, Simmons & Peabody liceni— Leading basines* men of ('.anad* an- worth more than any other shoe to >000. —• ■ ...—- ----- examination by gathered at Toronto, tu protest you can buy. The citiaens of Youngstown, Ohio, surgeons. the amalgamation ot the Grand Trunk John W. Hawkins, of Buffalo, confi­ and Pacific roads. The. French tree gave a banquet and ball to Lieutenant Harber, who brought back the bodies dential secretary to Nelson Holland, is servativeu in parliament threaten to A High Oplalon. CapUJohn J. Dmwwii. Ute ot tbe British of De I-ong and comrades from Siberia a defaulter for $30,000. He also holds vote against the. government on tbe Anny, hmidlng on Lore street, between MsodsMrs. J. A. Brown, proprietress of tbe tbe position of United States inspector I'aciflc railway m»ue unle*> ti* North ' ?pa,n< he u«*i m. Jacobs OH with tbe greatest possible MdvuiUge when Shady Side Hotel at Muncie. Ind., fell of lumber, but his accounts with the Shore rowd be sulwdised to tlwamocn’ afflicted with rheumatism.—New Orleans Times- dead in her kltcheflyJhureday, from government are believed to be straight. of $3,BOO,UOO. It is rumored that two of Democrat. heart disease. Leonard Weindel, president of a the ministers have resigned. Large supplies of clothing and pro­ manufacturing company In St Louis, I*renttas Tiller, money clerk < lYentlss of Un* I hereby certify that I habitual!) use Dr. Ken­ visions have been sent from Hillsboro, bad a quarrel with hit wife Bunday PacifiAjSxprtM —------------------------companyLouis. « nedy'* “Favorite Remedy” in my family in BU Ills., to the sufferers by the floods in evening, ana and area fired si at Der her inrougn through a j disappeared ______ Sunday aftei eweuiuK. __ ___ ‘moos with those reses In which a domestic medicine Is closet door, inflicting a dangerous packages probably amounting to $?(,needed, and that it has never yet failed to ac- the neighboring towns. । compllab the purpose desired. We look upon It W. R. McDowell, a murderer under wound in tbe thigh. 000. It appears tliat while the watch­ as an anchor to windward that Is sure to hold In sentence of death, escaped from Jail at The Grand Trunk road harplaoedbe- man was nt lunch Tiller took a stranevem instance mentioned on tbe doctor's bill ot San Bernardino, California, and reached fore the Canadian Parliament a bill to Eto his desk in the front office, but authorize the consolidation of its capi­ Mexican territory on horseback. moment of his departure is nut ; that • medicine that ia near at hand and to be The steamer Norseman, on arriving tal stock and Che incurrihg of a cost of known. Tiller remarked to the watch­ । Implicitly trusted i» worth more than it coati. at Boston from Liverpool, reported $13,600,000 to build a double track from man that he would, go out for some REV. O. C. F8RAY. having steamed along a solid wall of Montreal to Toronto. Formerly AMoclate Editor Boudout Freeman. thing to eat, and when the front dtxx ice for 110 miles. Charles Schneider, of Erie, Pa., and wak found unlocked it wae suspected _,Avhat Struck an Old Soldier. The woman’s Christian Temperance three members of his family, were thaf^something was wrong. The pack­ “It will aoon i>e twenty years since the war closed.” association of Chicago proposes to se­ found by the neighbors almost dead age* must have been nearly a bushel tn Under the hot sun of Auxust. 188>. the village cure a charter and issue bonds fnr from the effects of coal gas. One of bulk, and one person could not have of Dover. N. J., lay still aa the sphinx In Erypt. $350,000 to erect a sevefi story building. the number was saved by the physi­ carried them far. while Elijah Sharp, ot that place, slowly and The postoffice department has re­ cians. softly spoke ot the past. ’•Yes." he said. was In the harness-shop at the Joliet pen­ in the army and saw many of the sights of those ceived an application for the appoint­ Hoyt Sherman^of Des Moines, Iowa, itentiary. Saturday, the notorious Frank fe;u-fui years. 1 was finally discharged from dlsthe assignee of B, F. ADen, lias ac ­ Rande seized a poker and crnslied the ablilty. resulting from sunstroke, frame hftme, ment of Mias Lizzie Nutt as postmaster cepted an offer of $350,000 for the re­ skull of Deputy Warden John Mcl>onmiserable in health and spirits; so enteahleti of Uniontown, Pennsylvania. that 1 took cold on tbe slightest exposure. Ufr D. L. Regvnsberger, an attorney of maining assets, with the approval of aid. He then attacked Assistant Depu­ seeme<l worthless to ine; I lived only in mem­ Ban Francisco, was horsewhipped cm Judge Love, and the estate will be set­ ty Garvin with a huge knife, and that ory.” ’ official shot the desperado three tunea “That was sad enough,” 1 said, dividing my Kearney street by two women, wlfo tled within the next sixty days. . last two cigars. John Lowell, who has been on the through tte bead and body. Rande was sprang out of a carriage behind him. “ThatS so," responded Mr. Sharp; “but 1 got By tbe consent of nearly all the credi- federal bench in Boston for nineteen taken to the dead-house, but soon re­ over IL Outgrew It? Not exactly. When In vived. Tbe physicians think his chance that condition I began taking Parkkb'sTomic, tore, the city of Helena. Arkansas, has years, surprised the public by tender and my health commenced to improve right compromised its debt of $280,000 at 60 ing his resignation' as Judge of the off living ta amall. The latest advices nway. I was-astonished at IL and so was toy per cent. First circuit He is in good health, are to the effect that Frank Rande and wife. I pile<l on the flesh and could eat any­ Deputy Warden McDonald will both George E. Smith, an attorney of Un­ and is too young to be retired. thing. My ambition blszed up. I could attend Mr. Gladstone, in introducing a fran­ survive their wounds. Rande feigns to business, and now—excepting that I have to ion City; Michigan, for whose arrest a take care about exposing mgr If to tire hot sun warrant had been issued, shot himself chise bill in the house of commons, ex­ Insanity, but boasts that he has previ­ pressed the opinion that the United ously killed twelve men. fatally Wednesday. The sheriff at Jacksun. Ohio, swung Vigilantes at Spearfish, Dakota, took States recovered so rapidly , from the from Uie hospital a xpranded desperado civil war because every capable dtisen off Luke and William Jones for the murder of Anderson teckey. Th«y named Hurry Tuttle, and hanged Ihim l had a vote. The vigilence committee at Hot were taken out of the front door of the to a tree. snbstituting Inferior articles under tbe name trt The powder-house of Steele, Johnson Springs has bnnished several more un­ jail to an encloeure miTTounding the desirable citizens. 8. A. Doran and his qcaff“ld. William Jones struggled un­ Jtr. CVl W.M- fMnnk. —t —> w«, . confederates have been transferred to til bin limbs touched his brother^ body j -■ —----- ——, “ ••■•■•a evtu IMO8 RO( the state penitentiary at Little Bock Ben Gilliam was hanged at Bayboro. destroying much property. for safe keeping. • N. C., for killing H-nry Carter with a rSJJrt ”wr' lEKtSl.’ Uu . ^c!!“J Knowle».oneorthewealthThe Hebrew Relief society of Mil­ club. W illiam Moore, a negro, was n ie« dUaena of Worceeter. Meneachowaukee reports two hundred Russian eculvd at Franklin, Ll. for the mur“ died refugees near Bismarck in a condition tier of a Chinaman. The sheriff found bordering on starvation and nakedness, । after the condemned man bad bean and will endeavor to raise $5,000 lor Lwrung off that his feet touched tbe their relief. ' rioer.-tnd he waa rained to the platform dty three gambler, who bar*, prrvioualr Ten fence-cutters were captured, been warned to leave. ’ >»u«y remedies without n-llef. and MtM urged to try Tuesday at Castroville, TexasTby tbe Dr. King’s New Discovery, did so, with most Bev. Neleon Ayres, of the Ertaooual United States marshal, who promises Church of Our Savior. BaltiSSw^l foroed to rce go becaue. of h” ritrSb to bag thirteen more at oooe. They wed bw Che has not had jo good health tor will be tuniod over to the state rangers thirty yis.” Trial twtUev-frw at W. H. Oood- iatic innovations. sista that “the sun do move,” is *> P°P° to bq guarded. lar in Richmond, Va., that when a The Chicago and Northwestern road has declared a quarterly dividend of 2 percent, on the preferred stock and tain corner and th«m follow the crowd. ratified the tripartite contract The A theatre panic, canned by an alarm Lackawanna road re-elected President The evidence of succors of modern dis­ of tire occurred in Montreal TaM<uv cure a bottle at Electric coveries being their popularity, “follow amobg one thouaand wo£S’ STSgj Sloan and nearly all the old directors. Officials of the Northwestern road the crowd" to vour drug store and get * held a conference in 8L Paul Tuesday bottle ot HMrelow’a Positive Cure, wkicb cures coughs, cxdds, consumption an-1 Chicago all throat and lung dtoeaeee sj^tiily. whfcfishaU connect withfrom the Northern by W. H. Goodyur. Trial Peel tta and land passengers in Portland thoroughly and permanently. in five days. wound, being fatah ’ “ ' '■•• •oat Im <Jee,red to a-a m., aa eoon „ powuble, ho left the office in hia uaua okeery mood. took dinner .| hia hen..m Ninth alrcet. ,nt Pet” t political meeting But bale ia known of hia auh rqncnt mr/romrnta until utter mil| mghtof that dar (June 18;, when hi. wife, who waa drawn down ataira fa. ““roffAnome found him lying dew at the door othra house. In Uu. rni.fr Ot..greatcareer in the pross^Xd fi politics bis life ended in a trag.J never yet clear,<i np. In th. rcry mH: year, of my manhood. Mr has mond had given mo my first opportn city on the press by inciting mo to bi paper, and during the ton years ths preceded, molndcd and followed th ’c •tr’lil'on ",r to 1869), wb„ J was bis dailr asaoni Ate, ho proved himself to be the mra amiable of mon aa ho wu one of th most accomplished editors. But 1 act ont to tell, with th. ton °f * 'K“r» • Bow York editors of my wqnainl.nl NEWS SUMMARY. ‘~ - . !>*-« u>« requiEriSt. "*1 *“« of’ffiseviteSuTsss dradauu I datnndra m<nsmn«r Mr. to Hrattonto J.J*0® Mover, New Hamp. ^”»Q uchooL He js numbered among Battle Creek on Saturday, returning n rarth, can truly be lyoerin. Salve, which b * Edward ■wore out a a revolver at his • � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-03-14.pdf ffba839bdc6a3b237513fbda3bf7023e PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. " N°' 47, The Hastings Banner. I Hastings, Barky Co„ Mich. MARSHALL L. COOK. SUBSCRIPTION KATES] j car, (law Until fl W Subscribers ouV «ide of Rifrrv Co., ti.as per year. IdvsrtMbly cash In advance. ADVEKTIHING RATES: ohimn per year................................... j Extra charxe for special potit Ion*. JOB PRINTING. pride is felt In the Job PrinUnr De;*rtaentof the Bannkb. Evcrythlnx in the utrir office is new; and with the fateat faces of •Vpe. the mo-G approved patterns of machinen roB'.jietenl workmen employed, enables the t a WMius to do firat-class job work. •i.tMKjrr Smith. Philip T. Colohovk Judice ol Probate Pro^x-ntlng Attorney. ^MITH & (X)L(JROVE. • Lawyers. (Offices over K. K. Grants store.) ' TOctfce In all courts ot the Btato. CoUectloux .rfoajpGy looked after Money to loan on real C. H. VanArman. U>tal E. KMAFPkX. Knappen & Vanarman, Lawyers. (Over Il&sttnKs National Bank.) JOHN CAR VETH, ** Attorney at Law, Middleville, Mich. ‘ W NIBKERN? Lawyer. (Over Spaulding’s dry goods store.) Will attend promptly to all buulneas tn all ■.•curta. Charge* reasonable. • 1 E. KEN ASTON, Attorney at Law. (Over .1.8. Goodyear & Co.’s store.) Practices in all courts ol the State. CoDectlons . rtvapUy attending to. / j~W LOWRY, M. D., ’.*•1*3 Physician, SurgeonJandfOculist M (Office. 301 Thom St.. Hastings, Mich.) I—i (Mils in town or country promptly attended. OCke hours—ft to 10 a?tn. and lto3p.m. Jelcpbone at Hoilowayrt' drug store. f9r- Special attention paid to surgical diseases i>d di.Msa*es ot the eye and ear.____ • HACKETT & BUTLER. Pysicians and Surgeons, (Prairieville, Mich.) AH culb.. night or day, promptly attended. jflTfl MMERMAN, ” • liomoep&thic Physician & Surgeon, (first door eart of Holloways' drug store.) AR Wm, JONES, 1 • *>' Dentist. AU work promptly attended to. ' •’ AEVORF. A PRESSY, ’• Physicians and Surgeons. (Eroeport, Mich.) •ulo. promptly attended to. ELTON & CROOK ? Are agents tor the Watertown Insurance Co. n»ev write policies on a man's property! against css by Bro, lightning or wind; agalnir a man's 'Hr by death and accident. pOOK A SHELDON, (Office id Abstract Block. Hastings, Mich.) Have the only set of Abstract Books in Barry 'Monty. L A. KOOTeTm? D~ I'L Physician and Surgeon, (OtBr-e east side Main Ht., Nashville, Mich.) teatdenne nett door north Wolcott House, al calls promptly attended too, day or night. 1 < >SEpi f k nTght? : Veterinary Surgeon. (MMidence. Rutland. m^YecklcySchool house, i Will attend all calls for services night or day. •iargr>s rviirtonable. « F. Brown. M. D. W. P. Polmkmun. M. D. bhown & poLnEkus. Ous. Homoapathic Physicians & Surgeons. (Office over Julius Ku.smH's store. Main St.) Calls answered from the office at all hours of •Jke day or night. Dr. Pdhemus will give special attention to diseases of the Kye and Ear. Oflkr hours— S to 12 a.m.; 2 to 4 p.m. (qMITH i PACKARD. BLACKSMITHS, Horseshoeing a Specialty. ►ApwlalJAltenUon given to Veterinary Hhoeiwn as Interfering and bool-bound Horse*. Our Work Show for llaelf. Horse Owners, if you have never patronized ■m, we ask you to give a trial, feeling confident oenfident that if you do so. you will remain a iMmnnnmt patron. J. SMITH. E. PACKARD. SAW GUMMING ! The Subscriber is prepared to do SAW GUM­ MING and FILING tn an experienced manner and on short notice, at my shop in the rear room « Wm. A HAZEN’S STORE. opposite Messer’s Agricultural Warehouse. Stale afreet. J M. ROGERS & CO. •ORN, OATS, CLOVER SEED.T110THY SEED, CORN MEAL, FLOUR, HAIR, LIME, PLASTER, STUCCO, WATER LIME. BOCK BOTTOM PRICES ON ALL THESK ARTICLES HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 14, 1884. '' County News. WHOLE NO. 1495. < haaed a 25 horse power enginer and [ West Bauxork. light and quiet vote, with three ticket MoBoo-TBoufxrru. will in the near future add the neceesaGwrge Prichard and wife visited j M r. I laywood’s household goods start­ in the field: The Citizens, made by i - i ry machinery for xnapufijcturing. • — I friends in Kalamazoo county, the first regularly organized caucas, and the en­ ed for'Freesoil last Saturday. i z Ir^Hopkins had the Tnfafortune to of the week. . Steven Haywood and family. Walk* tire Uritet Hertal; the Union six The Banfield M. E. church and parson­ - seriously injure one of hfa fine span of John Groat has rented a farm near Haywood and family and John Hay­ Peoples Ixrth of which were t*ur lets too* age on Saturday, March 8th, wps the horses one day fest week. ' Hastings and will move April 1st wood and family, all left for Freesoil, nominations. The officers who aret scene of a very happy and social event. • Burkley & Wonderlich are sawing Mr. Splekler has sold hfa interest in Mason CoM their intended future home. carry on the executive .department o: It being the 15th year of the marriage ’ immense quantity of wood this wjnter. Prichard’s mill to Mr. Mopro, of Hast­ Protracted meeting at R.. IL hall at the government of this village for tin of the pastor, Rev. 8. D. McKee, his ‘ The boys are stiring chaps and make ings, to give up the mill on Monday Morgan commenced last Monday night. ensuing year are as follows: presidait. numerous friends and parishioners ofr things “git," next. Wflliam Sixberry moved out -of Wnx. Boston; clerk, F. McDerby: *Baltimore and Johnstown, carefully A number of friends of Wash Row-' The Rev. Gibbs, of Marshall, uni ver- Thornapple Monday. sesor. J. E. Barry ; treasurer, C. L planned and neatly carried out a crystal I lander met last Friday night at his resl- salist, spoke at the Hinds school house Mr. Everly occupies the house vaca­ Glasgow; marshal, J. Smith; constable wedding surprise. After the intended deuce to surprise him, and suoceeded in im Hope Wednesday night, and left an ted by Sixberry. . victims had i>een ushered into the their design. An enjoyable time was appointment for April 2nd. Charles Hanson is’improving slowlyi, John Fumiss, H. R. Dickinson. church, Rev. Steele, of Augusta, made had. Mrs. Amos Cole is on sick list. ' The district lodge I.G. G. T ,of Barn a few remarks, in a jovial manner, set­ A new harness shop has been opened Mr. Chistopher Pickle had a very se­ and Eaton counties, meets in this vil­ ting forth the terrible consequences of in the building formerly occupied -by ' Jacob Brandstetter’s sale took place vere attack of fits Tuesday evening, lage on Wednesday. A good time is marriage and of non-marriage, which last Thursday, and although the yards Dr. Carpenter for an office. expected, and we believe that great were full of people, it would have taken March 4th. Had four in succession. were received with some laughter, at Your correepondent has been mildly' I two or thi® days more to have sold the Mrs. Swanson and partner, of Freesoil, good can be done in the temperanot the close of which Mr. Doty present*! abused for forgetting to mehtion every­ the Rev. gentleman and wife, in behalf । things that were left. Mr. B. has not made E. O. Hyde a call, while on busi­ cause by the encouragement of Gooc thing that occurs outside of his personal I purchased a place as yet. ness in this vicinity. Templarfam. The gathering in of th* of Baltimore people, a fine hanging knowledge. We take this occasioh to Mrs. Brown, of Morgan, expects to young as soon .as old enough, in th«* lamp, quite a collection of glassware, I Several couples from here attended state that we do not mention our soon start on a visit to her daughter at lodges will instil principles of temper the silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. M. and a nice watch and chain; likewise, in friends for fear of being accused of ex­ J. Taggart, at Hickory Corners, on Sat­ Freesoil. Miss Lola Hyde will accom- ance, nowhere better taught. in Ixdialf of the Johnstown people, • a clusive favoritism. Wedartynot men­ pnyfarr. Ard. Stanton has given up his posi­ urday evening, and report a very enjoy­ handsome and tasty sofa. These tokei& tion our enemies for fear*of being Some of those that went to Hastings tion as clerk in 8. W. Franeis’ store, aad able time. Friends from Kalamazoo.Auof fellowship having been given, a called upon to defend ourselves. We Tuesday morning in cutters were oblig­ Deb. Green has taken hfa place. gusta, LeRoy and Batavia, N. Y., were poem was read by Mr. D. C. Stiles, hope they will appreciate our danger­ Peter Durham returned on Tuesday present. The display of gifts were very ed to walk home, in consequence of the which, we understand, was written by ous situation. very suddbn thaw and muddy roads. from a several weeks visit to friends fine; but I will only make mention of that gentleman,'especially for the occas­ The regular public meeting of the W. and relatives in New York. the elegant tea service presented by the Oajelton. ion. It certainly was a successful ef­ C. T» U., was held at the M. E. church Ed. Woodard has sold hfa place to fort. The pastor now thanked the last Bunday evening. The exercisee Hickory Corners friends, which was or­ NEIGHBORING EXCHANGER. W. Cain; consideration, 8400. donors'in a few but meaning remarks, showed that there was a difference of dered from Chicago for the occasion. The concert given by the Sherwood Jobm Early has bought D. M. Wood’s Charlotte Republican after which the people proceeded to opinion among the audience as to how There are outstanding bonds of this family last Friday night, was very en ­ farm for 83,200. Jone is now In Ohio devour the goodies that had been pre­ the temperance cause should be con­ city aggregating 813,412,51 joyable, and we are sorry a large aud­ (rumor says) after a house-keeper. pared by the efficient and generous la­ ducted. Fred Griffin purchased a span of two ience were not present. Dillazon Cain, of Orleans Co., N. Yn dies of the different charges. The day J. M. McElwain, representing the year old colts of H. M. Jaques, Wedaes Miss Nellie Gybe haa gone to her has moved his family here. He will being far spent the people bade the Banner, has been in town the last few day, paying 8100. The two weighec I buy a farm. happy twain farewell and a successful days. He made many friends here, as home in Ohio. 2060 lbs. and are claimed to be the best Albert Storm and wife have been J. B. Carpenter returned yesterday career upon life’s billowy ocean. well as securing a large list of subscrib­ pair of colts in the county. spending a few days in Galesburg. from Pennsylvania, bringing with him ers for the Banner; yet “Mack" looked How to tame a pair of roller skated, Two sick children at .Steve Temple’s. a Scotch Clyde horse which weighs FKKBFORT. serious and abstracted during the last fa tfre great social question agitating Look out for the drama, the 20th and 1,700 lbs. From the Herald. I few days of hfa stay here, caused, as he the entire community about now. Whi Mr. A. J. Cain haa returned from his 21st . A stranger called at W. J. Wickhams’ affirms, by being mistaken for another will be the next president, sinks into to 4 business trip to the east. one cold night last week, and demanded CEDAR CREEK. party. We can help “Mack" out of this significance in comparison. Mr. Chas. Will went to (Lowell on attention. His request were promptly Whitmore & Co. are doing a good difficulty and can vouch for his inno­ Win Ashley, for the past year citj Saturday on important business, complied with, and after a protracted business in the sawing line. cence. editor of the Leader, has accepted a consultation and a calm deliberation Mr. John Draper has the contract to Sam. Cavron has sold hfa farm south A new and no doubt much needed de­ similar position on the Eaton Rapids. by a few old ladies that chanced to be build W. Lettick's barn next summer. parture in politics has been started in of here to Mr. Hunt, of Johnstown; Times. Win is a good newspaper mai Mr. Draper is an experienced barn present, it was decided that he was a 11S Woodland. In accordance with previ- consideration, 82,800. and will be a valuable acquisition U perfect picture of Warren, and his name builder and understands his business. I ous notice a number of the best citizens The Universalist meetings held at.the the Times. should be—Wickham. Don’t know Dr. Townsend, oY Lakeview, is mak­ Our two Eaton county typos wh< j of the town assembled at the town hall Hinds schoolhouse and at Podunk last how much he weighed. ing ye local a pleasant visit. The doc­ went north to grow up with the coun j on the 10th to take into consideration Wedneeday and Thursday evenings The school at the center, taught by tor has been in Chicago the past winter 1 the ad visibility of putting a temperance resulted in a grand success. Miss Angie Bates, closed Friday. The taking a course of medical lectures. There was a social at Dr. Peckham’s of this city and E. S. Hoskms, of Belle ticket in the field to be voted for the combined weight of her scholars was Dragging their 'best players off the vue,—have lost the good manners am. coming annual election. The meeting last Thursday night, for the benefit of 3,106 tw; an average of about 76 pounds. stage dead drunk Tuesday night was the Hind’s school library. . fratdmal spirit inculcated here, and an was composed of members of all parties The following named scholars were not when the Alaska vagabonds performed Wallace Norton fa getting a good run indulging in all sorts of personal abus< and decided to put in nomination a tardy during the term: Grace Wright, one of their most thrilling and side­ temperance ticket independent of any of grinding now. He fa afao repairing Anna Shriber, Minnie and Charley of each other through their respective spitting acts. * existing political organization. There up the water wheel in the saw mill and Fleming, Frank Becker, Bertha Stil­ newspapers. Fie, for shame A pleasant letter just received from There was a bad smashup of a freight is no doubt but there exists, or will soon intends to quit sawing in the future. well. Not absent: Jimmie and George Mr. A. M. Herrington, of Kingman, Orson Falk and Solmon Stanton, two train on the G. T. road, near Shepbea! exist, a necessity for such action. The Crane. Kansas infers he will return here ,, . .. . * was put . .m nomination , IUU13M. IIUUO that WIMOO vu. ° f,oiiowing ticket : of our chief hunters, went out for a and Curtis A Bennett's charcoal pitLAXTXT. about the last of next month. We just west of the city limits, MomU) Supervisor, Henry C. Carpenter; Clerk. mink hunt last Sunday, found a track Mfaa Millie Corning who has been morning, caused by a broken axle shall be glad to greet Ad. agiiip and and followed it about 10 miles through Joseph E. Garver; Treasurer, John W. teaching in the Barney mills school for Eight or ten refrigerator cars load* welcome him back to Freeport business Holmes; Justice of the Peace, Judge R. swampe and brush piles and oyer two or three years, closes her school with beef were piled in a heap crosswaj) circles. Barnum; Highway Com., Pascal P. snow drifts, and at last tired and weary There will be preaching at the Con­ with thfcta hunt they overtook and next Friday. Without dou^ she is one of the track, and it took nearly all da.' Wheeler; Drain Cool, Levi Holmes; killed thei^game and found to their of the best teachers we have in this vi­ gregational church next Tuesday, Wed­ to clear away the debris.' The after Constables, Orlando S. Grant, William cinity. nesday and Thursday evenings, March noon passenger trains had. to transta H. Miller, Ambrose L. Cooper, Jerome sorrow and disappointment that their John Clark, of Wilksburg, Pa^ is vis­ passengers and baggage. Fortunatal' 11,12 and 13, by R. P. Bobinson, of Irv­ mink was only a gray squirreL They England. iting relatives in thisneighborhood. ing, and Rev. John Turner, of this place. no one was injured. The next day th. It fa predicted that part if not all of returned home with a solemn vow that Mr. and Mrs. IL L. Stevens who, have derrick used in removing the wreck fei Steps will afao be taken for the purpose this ticket will be elected at the coming no one should ever know the result of been visiting in- Williamston, returned across the track and Mocked the, rom of securing a minister for the coming their hunt, but it was too good for Sol ­ annual meeting. home last Friday. '— year, and on Friday evening a donation mon tb keep and he let it out. for another three or four hours. for the purpose of paying balance due1 Tolles Bros, are at work on their new v Last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Levi Stanton celebrated their golden wed­ Battle Creek Republican. bending and wagon factory. Rev. J. Turner. Once more the rumble of the lumber The managers of the Sanitarium, an The district faiard of the J>reeport Orson Falk contemplates building a ding by inviting in their near relatives. wagon fa heard on the street. . Many tine presents were received and a getting up a “I’atient’s Gallery- ii school have secured the services of new house in the spring. which they wish to include as large ; happy time enjoyed. X. J. M. McElwain, of Hastings, fa in There fa a protracted meeting being August Nagler and Augusta Hinckley town this week soliciting subscriptions Married, on the 6th, by Rev. Mathers, numlier as possible of those who hav> held at the U. B. church. to teach the summer school which will in Battle Creek, at the brides sister’s, visited the institution as patients dur consist of a spring and fall term, the for the Banneil Postmaster Dowling is visiting friends ORANGEY ILLE. Mrs. Phillips, Ella Technor, of Bedford, ing the last ten years. A great man? spring term to commence on the last in Jackson, Battle Creek and Kalamazoo John A. Turner came home last Sun­ to Phineas Walker, of Assyria. The photographs.have already come tohann day of March and continue 2J^ months. this week. 7 day 19th, to visit his parents for a few happy couple are spending their honey­ and more are .being received every daj The above names are a sufficient guar­ I. H. Kneeler has gone to Chicago on hours. His mother rushed out to meet moon at St Johns. As they are good R. W. Surby has been beard taw antee that we shall have a good school. business? him and slipped down /ind broke both walkers we hope their path will be again. The cake of ice stands on O Let there be a full attendance. Treasurer Alexander was in town lames of the left arm about 2% inches strewn with roses, and prosperity at­ good’s corner and fa out of Goguac lak< Three ir-responsible boyt from Alas­ Tuesday, shaking the hands (of his above the wrist. It bears the following inscription tend all their ways. ka, came to this office about two weeks friends here. Monday, 10th, Edd^e Nichols, while George Kent, of Assyria, and Miss Ida “Prof. Vennor’g continuation of ai since and ordered an immense quantity Miss Carrie Brown, of Alaska, was driving home with a load of logs, fell Matthraon were united in matrimonial open winter. Ice 2344 inches thick." of printing, viz: twenty-five hand-bills, The union hose running team of thi the guest of her cousin Miss Cora Shpf- off, one log following struck him and bonds'on the 6th at the bride’s fathers, and hinted that large quantities of felt-, the fore part of the week. fractur^ltsome ribs. Perhaps injured by Rev. Hughes, of Muskegon. Many city fa one of the wealthiest comjMnle “puffing" in the Herald would be just in the state. The motley won by thee ' Clem Blfas carries his right hand in a seriously internally. Cannot tell at very nice presents were received from about the correct think to get them a sling now. Last Thursday he caught it present. friends, and it is the wish of all' that at contests last season fa still in tk crowd. As there wm no money paid, in the machinery- at the saw mil), tak­ Albert Nichols closed his school last they mav spend a long and happy life. bank, subject to their command and we did not care to “puff” strangers ing off the ends of the two middle An­ Mfas 'Belle Mathews school dosed Friday, started Sifturday to attendjcolsimply for the love.Sre felt for them, lege at Lansing. Went by the way of last Friday. Miss M. attends the teach­ EDITOR BANNER: . the printing was not done. Judging While drawing timber forC. P. Math­ Irving. I think it is very much nearer er’s class at Hastings. Do you suppose that the only re«MO> from the way they conducted them­ ews last Saturday, Melvin Smith drop­ tiiat way; perhaps the roads are better. why A. J. Boerne was not elected t selves, trying to show while in a beast­ ped a Tx 10 stick of timber on his left NA1HVILLK. Miss Belle Falk goes to-day to work Mr. Wm. Fleming arrived from New the position of janitor at the-hlgh sehoc ly state of intoxication, our confidence? leg, breaking both bones Mow the knee. at the Lawrence house, at Plainwell. York city last Tuesday evening, and is building for the coming yaw,, was fa was not misplaced. We cheerfully give The Ixmetit dance for James Williams at the bedside of his sick wife, who has cause he was absent from the city * them a littjk advertising this week, DELTOW. last Thursday evening wm attended by This question fa asked for the reaso The protracted meetings so long talk­ been at James Fleming’s for some however. ' ____ . a very small crowd. that a rich man fa the only one wh months past. ed about cofmmenced the 9th. Mtawe Bennett and Ruely have open­ . .WOODIUkJTD. Mrs. C. L. Glasgow returned home really needed the position. Mr. F. C. McAllister arrived home ed a dreSb-making shop in the building Widow Miller has moved to town. from Massechifaette one day last week. with her mother, who lives at Jones­ Mr. J. H. Townsend iyw rented the west of Bank. The prolonged winter weather has ville, on Thursday. She will remain N. R. Miller, of Otsego, is clerking Convened at the residence of W. 1 Perry’ farm, of J. Velte. • , brought a goodly number of logs to the several weeks. Numerous land buyers are seekiiw for EjC. Whitney. Chas. W. Granger, of Middleville, was Sidnam, Tuesday, at 2:80 p. dl, an sawmill. / our worthy president being absen A. M. Hartel from Wayland was in farms in this township. Good choicfc While M. M. Skillman and Peter Van­ on our streets last week. Mrs. Bailey waa appointed preeidei locations are in good demand and bring town Saturday, trying to buy or rtnt Luster were chopping wood in the John|Roe made a call on his old pro tem. The devotional exercise the Johnson House of Mr. Searles. We 875 per acre without any hesitation on woods jdst north of the saw mill, Peter friends on Monday. He is now a travel­ were conducted by Mrs. Mixer. .understand they could not agree on eut hfa foot in a fearful manner. He, ing man. The matter <4 paper-holders we the part of the buyer. terms. 8. Parrot has rented his faj-ni to Wm. Mrs. Wm. Fleming died at the resi­ dfacueaod, and it waa decided th» by the aid of Mark, walked about oneGeorge Vantine and Miss Nellie J. McArthur and starts for Manitoba half of a mile when a team at the mill dence of her brother-in-law, James they be purchaeed and placed in tb Brandstetter were made one last Tues­ new depot by " * *------------ •----------was hailed and he was taken to the Fleming, on Sunday evening, after a Committee—j Mr day by Rev. B. Moore. George has also Jacob J. Velte has contracted to buy house. Medical aid was summoned. long illness. She was hurried from Mr. NisKern. rented J. C. Bray’s farm. Success and Drs. Sacket & Butler soon responded Fleming’s residence on Tuesday, at 10 the Perry farm. Mrs. Bailey read a very intereetin Wm. J. McArthur has rented his happiness is our wish. and dressed the wound, a gash of about o'clock. Rev. Albert Livermore officia­ article on reform. Adam Nldy's house, five miles south Mra Sidnam was appointed to res farm to Wm. Fenebrook. five inches. It took six stitch® to ting. of i*re, was burned with a part of it’s Harriet Holly has sold her farm to The suit brought by thoae who desired at our next meeting a leaflet sent b contents Monday afternoon. It was in­ draw it together. Mn. Francfa Willard; titte. “Glory < Mr. Landis, of Indiana. We hope it is Mr. Eldyn Reynolds wishes to express to break the village charter was recently sured in the Watertown Insurance Co. a Great Conviction; or Why the V true, that the family do not intend to to the people of this vicinity his most derided by the Supreme Court and the C. T. U.of luteols eeeka the Ballot" Mrs. Frank Bolter and Mrs. J. H. heartfelt thanks for their hospitality, question settled in favor oftheviU^e. leave Woodland. The next meeting of the Union is t I,9ne have opened a millinery store in The bolt and bat mill in the south­ and also be would uot the dmThe flues in the boiler at II. R. Dick­ . west corner of the town fa driving bua- Caledonia. dren and would kindly thank them for inson's mifl gave out on Saturday, and al the residence of Mr» C. G.Beatte' The happiest man in town, and I gueas Mrs. Crittenden was - ineas under the manageznent of Mr. their present given him, aad adds: Minzic. Fifteen hands are employed, in all the world, is Jumbo the Journal I and the premises »eem to be aa active die Steak Motcatehooi. Wefeeifor as a hive of beea. C. 8. Palmerton haa at length pur- Steak, but ceal reeeh him. �THZ OLD CHURCHYARD. THE HOT SPR’HGS. three dkya to look around before Poverty. In the said ph/ Yea will not be surprised, <4 course,- and The Eire with su^ubl «• Tbs mother'll heart of cam, at the number of drug stores along Ute from quite Jwdl^inff&rljrard. (trevt • I started out once to count TWO DAYS WITH KING WILLIAM on my fingers, but the lingers ran out befor< 1 a-an half way up the etreet. If Visit a man could by auy possibility throw a . died seized. tfcttTered*. And alien* rert in peace stone in Hoi Springs without hitting a twit ■» «■___ rr-' (Dutch C-jt. Bp/ingfleid Republicam | doctor he would be rare to liit the win­ Speaking of Maynheer Vanderkamer I dow of a drug store. Here in the Ar­ brings pleasant remembrances, eepo- ’ person, intarwted in uid £££ Dovodike hope, wi’ jiroraiae rifo, Cum Completely I lington hotel the street makes a little Plant* Lhe broken branch o' life cially of his daughter Heather, a bright 1 idU«*ti«m. Malaria. In the auld kirkyard. curve, running up past the opera)house, girl of IK rad one of seven sisters. She a nont little theatre, and so straight pn Itastlnirs, In said county, and show cause, If any wo* my guide and oonqxuiion in many Use dhly Brows'* Iran Bitten aud* by there be. why the prayer of said petitioner should op till it ends at; the foot of a mountain, expeditions here and there, one of RECOMMENDING A PIANO. wn Chemical Co.. Baltimore. Crohrad not be granted. then branching out to the right and the which is worth telling. You have read i And fi Is further ordered that said petitioner left, and extending a mile or more m j Macaulay and Motlev, and have taken Rive notice to the persons interested l-n Mid estate, of the pendency of Mid petition, and tinuach direction' ’Ilian. every I some interest in William of Orange, I hearlnic thereof by causing a copy'of this order wav you <-an imagine, north, i am sore. At least I have. Well, I said I Indianapolis Times.] ' to be published in the Hasting* BaNwkk. a epunty af south, ' east and west, and in i newspaper printed ui<! circnlatod tn said county • one ciay to Heather Vanderkamur: “I Previous to entering upon his present ! of Biirry once Id each week for three inifccsMviall the possible angles between see ho* vour common people are—just calling Mr. Pfafflin was a locomotive i v eeks prtvions to Mid day of hearing. IA true copy I 'M1 n* these iwinta, smaller streets run, in <-LKMKNT SMITH. W1 Judge MProw like the butch settlers of New York; engineer. When the lac^y reached the which are the dwelling-house*, all .(A true copy.) , . Judge of Prrbatc. built of wood, some of them expensive, and I suppose your king u just store she had the good fortune to find Mr. Pfafflin in, and site asked his judg­ some very cheap and none with any what the prince of Orange was." should ' go nnd see King ment on the style apd brand of a piano. | very distinctive features, except that “You William,'’ said the audacious girl, and “That depends upon your taste,! it in customary to build a fine house, Of Ham . hoMrn at de probate nffie. in the elt> ; ‘'** 3NSWFT10N the next momeut we made a plan. The madam," said he. “If you want to com ipenu u few hundred dollars in ginger­ | of Heslinga- ln «=«». <» Monday, the professor was the precentor of the royal bine elegance with utility I would sug­ 2«h day of February, In the year one thmvumd । in !he nieiterof Zt01 ,’rw>Mbread work about the cornioea and eirti hundred and etahty-teuf. . d * *L MUl* •* Kmma M . princess, and his daughters are quite gest the old-fashioned square piano. - It pnirxas, and leave the front yard in a I l*mK*nt. Clt-mant ntuiui. Jndjv of. Probate. : rk,.-..... | familiar in thq royal faiuilv. So I was answers for an ornament, makes music, Id the matter of the estate of Debars Garwood. I o/m',L < . stete of nature, which here meima a I *™asrd. . «>< tuflu.can be used for a dining-table and a ■ittrte of rocks and dead grass and tall I not much surprised when Heather sent On rendlnc and filing tbe.petlticm. duly verified. . to r*rU bushes. Nine houses of every ten in i a note to his majesty telling him of the bed When you have company. This i of Caleb A. Garwood, one of the heir* at law ci *b< urST ' w ’w* ,or rm’«r.s ti>n-. American .lady, "whose hero was our kind of an mstrumeiit should not the town take either Ixiarders, or great William, and who is sure that he be selected for a small oab, because lodgers, when they can get them. , <-< uM!d Aud entitled under the laws of lhl> stale leave room for tiring ! to Inherit the real rotate of which Mid deceased utinu Wherever you go you see the sign ; is to be saeu in vour majesty, and who it doesn’t would be op glad to be presented that up. They make just as much steam I died seized. 1 ntiwr other ’ nAnuri., persons Interested staring you in the face: TlicreapoD It is ordered, that -Monday, the —ohued to she might nee just how our hero ap­ as the upright, but, owing to the posi­ ly qm of Downs' Elixir. It will cae , Mth day of Marsh at tec o'clock fn tba £ a vacant room. peared, ” etc | forenoon, tat asslnetl for the hearinc at said - -■ -M> “ tion of the harp, they let down in the Croup, Bronchitis, Aathtnu, This invariably means that the build­ Itacb.etHMbwta m,4 i petition, and ttuutbc iirlrs at taw of *aid deKing William, who is quite bonr- flues mucli quicker. Deing wide-gauge, ing is a lodging-house, and that lodger^ Pleurisy. Whooping-Cough, | ceaMd. and all oth*r persons Interested in said the wear and tear is also very great. If are required to appear at a session of । are urgently needed; but the announce­ geoise and independent, answered the Lung Fever, and all diseases of the I। •state', RbKCourt, then to be boldcn at. ita Probate j note os follows : . nent of l*a” vacant room gives it rsthtir you want a perfect-working. handsome ( Q, ,n« 0,™-.*-, «< Threat, Chest and Lungs, wi>cu l Office, Ln the city of HasUiupi In sakl county and Dear Child Hcetber: Your friend may try machine, take the upright. It is nar­ am air of there being a constant brisk show cause, if any there l>e, why the prayer ot hp-irine 0 P««t'p to find.the being of the FT”** William in nw. other reznadiaa fail ** — V «n *•<— demand for places and of one of the tibe and you may ootua Tuemtay turl renunn row gauge, hung low on the trucks, I And ll 1, (urihrr urrtnw. iGl «... p.11 UoMT -f"»£*.*»«» I1M1T, ntnux 1 LUS, lurliaxtsa. V:. rooms just hapjjening, by great good m long us you like with us, and 1 can promise and has all the modern improvement*, | _ rive fiotiw to prr.nu, tiurn.«ud h> «kl 1^1., ”^7 hl । estate, of the pendency ot said pctttton. and the T'.*5V,®TI thrrr patent brake and snow- 1 fortune, to l>e vacant. This -vacant that wn live lunch u our ancestors, though including i taariruc therrot tn eanslaa a copy nf thia order | ***U' P****** U'” iW wo may not be like them Wn.t.ns plow. The running board is the room" business *m carried to such an smith to he pubtiated published in the HaMlnro Has sea, a ' * true euov . I bare this note among my treasures, same sixe of the square, and she i AicesH that it is a standing joke. t newspaper am! clrvutatedln Mid County ' ' rB5J2EL'l--------------- (>l iper printed |>rint<-d and <1 I I nf »..««. *.wet -----.a--------------- Frobote Orfirr ---------y. oner -------in each and 1 shall keep it as a valued memento carries just os much stoam. You can ' People try to find lodgers for rooms weeks, previous to said day of bearing. , State of MirhlKan. County at Barry work it in small space and get aa much in sheds, out-houses and garrets. There So we two girls went to the roy.il CLEMENT SMITH, AtaMSMton of the Probata Courtv io, c palace on that Tuesday, and remained sound out of it as you could with the old-1 । < A true copy. • Jodge of .Probate. was a big stove standing for several boid?n U .lh* *’rvb|U'- 1 till Thursday morning’ ' 1 might give fashioned steamboat whistles. I tbr clly of Hauinas. In said county. <•(. am., days on the edge of the sidewalk in Her । ; day. the lit day ot March. In Uiv rear one tto». a description of the buildings of the front of one of the saloons, labeled wood-work is aa neat as a Pullman i and eight hundred and ci<hty-four. State of Michigan, Conn tv of Barry.- m. court and pen-pictures of the royal, sleeper, and if you keep her well packed “for sale.” One night the "for sale" 1 At a session of the Probate Court for the ! present. Clement Smith. Jodpr <.i ITobatt family; but I spare vou. King William ugn disappeared and in tlie morning and oiled she works as slick as old Ham'. holrten at the Probata Probate Office |tnn d ’" 2^T"“U r w ",uw‘‘ 01 . county of Ham-, ,u' *•— Ja 1 the city of 11 ua tins* Id said cosuty on lteturfia\. ; < «... the rusty old stove rejoiced in the an- | is a jovial old gentleman, and I bad a Seventy-four. I have run one for five I the tath day of February, In the year one thou'w m । very moo time. Just now the question aouncement, “a vacant room I” Some F years, and it makes aa good time now oa , and elgtit hundred and cl<btv-four. I ‘7 LMUta r i*rr»<*nt. Clement Smith Judre nf Probata ceMeu. praytpa that Jiulii.i Ku>w]l ma> is io regard to eating and etiquette; pker had stolen a lodging-house■ sign ail the day it came out of the shop, though In ita mattar^ft^roUte “* «Uta « *nd if we are to so© in the modern and hung it over the stove-pipe. The T— the tuner has only taken up ita lout mo- ' : On readinaand filiu* Uw petition, dirty reri- 1 “r Mi»n<tay. m Hollander the customs of our Nieu joke was so very pat everybody saw it tion once in that time. When it makes I tied, of Am D. Kork. executor, and Miranda H ; ,’»L^< Nederlandor, in the king of Holland *t once, and there waa a crowd around too much steam you can shut it off Cures Rheumatism, Lum­ * exrru,rlx. o( '-o«l estate, prsrinv that ojfth?hrtreli V" , all morning. wo can see how that old-time William the stove by pressing your foot on this little safety­ l their final account thi* day Hird, may be heard I * ,?,? f*111 bago, Lamo Back. Sprainsand 1 1 doubt wiiether ’ •’ there _ is _ any ,.: place _____of : j of Orange—-and of our school history— valve, but if you want to pull Bruises, Asthma, Catarrh. *------—t----------------—•.— । used to Live. The royal Dutchman da- size ~ in ’the world wiiere more-icurious her wide open, preaw on the other one ; Then-upou it i< ordered, that Tueadav, the ! • rises a little after 9 and takes brandy things are to lie seen. The hot springs, I iMh dav of March next, at ten o'clock'in the {i lli'1 *h’’ and she hums along. Her body and Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat. forenoon, ta avsigued tor the hearing I of said pr-4}rr ^L of course, are meet curious of all; but and water with his breakfast. Then he fire-box hang low, making it a little dif­ petition, and that the helm at law •* a.Md de ’ Ind , there are many others. For instance: takes a short walk, aud until the time ficult to clean out under her, but you | erased, and all other prreoew iuterreted In sold ! _.*! Bites, Tooth. -Ear, and head­ ' rotate, are required tn appear at a acMlon of .****4^ P« rxms IntarvAtad >□ v kou go down to the railway station and for koffy is busy with state affairs. The can hide a great deal of staff under there Mid court, then to be hnbienat hv eatisins 22 JT* ot ttu, ore find a neat brick cjopot, perhaps as fine second meal is much like that of the ache, and aiZpafna and achea. > in i«. _niu the probate __j ofiW. ___ I Dearme tnereot. ”nv a <*onv until the spring cleaning. You can run and modern building of the kind os\ oommon people. He drinks four or her out twice a year on the turntable there is in the whule south. You walk five cups uf strong black coffee, and and polish off her jacket With a little fifty yards away from it and yon come has buttered toast of brown bread with oil, and she looks just as good as new. ■pou a log shanty, perhaps twelve or iL Soft-boiled eggs are alwayn on the If yon Live in a boswding-houae or a fifteen feet square, with no doom in table, for he is a light eater. Dinner is double tenement I would advise you to to be inibllsbed In the Hastings Hannks; a ’ ' ’ always a grand affair, aud there are the walls, and with a rickety veranda take a patent piano attachment reof iia^u^^mwTwtM-iuor^uirw-^txisfei^v;' j International Throat 4 Lung institute ■vrrALo. m. r..u a semehow growing out of the roof. You never less than a doeen guests at recently invented by Conductor ' weeks. previous in Mid da^^teM-jn^ ~ J mi Lafayette Armor, PmioiT, Mien notice that a little bit of a window, not the table. This meal, like the others, Brown, of the Big Four railroad. This I is much the same as that of the country attachment is largely in use now on old sore than a foot square, in the front folk, except that the royal host and his wall is protected with iron bars. This pian<M, ud fa very offeetir.. By ita T,1E HASTINGS BANNKK a»o leads you to make inquiries about the gentlemen guests have their Tokay um the piano » made to consume its J A THK DETROIT foht AND TRIBUNE 1 State ot Mlchtiran. Connt building, and you learn that it is the and Johannisberger to discuss, and the own noise. When your children are For only fa.oo per year, Ata sroMon of the Proi.-^.Xr-w., w , Garland county jail, Curiosity induces ladies have plates of confections. Tea practicing you can attach it, and every H'r'*>t‘*<,ripfloD* taken atfbh omen 1 U n?fTJ * ter |*robateOOre la th* city | Cu to walk around the corner of the is invariably served at midnight I have Bound goes directly inio the ears of the I n Ml Tuesday, the irth । -■ J ‘ fc. Kar teomand ri K bt ' " t to the foot of a shady wooden stair­ : “ornetimea wondered if yue<-n Vic­ player, leaving other occupants of the ; I nandrvd and rfrhtv ftmr. way, by which you climb to the ver­ toria ever eet« potatoes, and, in the house and neighborhood in the most sol- I Present, t:irnieut Smite, Judae of Probate. anda, where site the jailer. He in­ same line of thought, it does me good emu silence. It is really beautiful to see I In the matter of tec rotate of Ixicy M Heniai jmtn. droeaarel. vites yon to enter 'a garret room in ; to know that King William of Holland the'gymnaatw exercise which the average | On rojidnu: and ftlin< tta petition, duly verified. which you can just stand upright, eats buttered toast Verily, Diedrich young woman can thump out of a piano ^“^1%'' » P*P*r tH» ilnv —--’iptton of one at tta filed with this court parnortinx to be the la*t Thia Institute w» founded bv l»r. M. Souvljfi raises a trap in the floor, and shows Knickerbocker, the Dutch were just without a'xpiM when she is using this ■a.*?*1 testament of said deceaMd, mav l»e ad­ of Porta; lea wMeaargeM eCPn-nch ormy>, Sv you the four or five prisoners codwhat you represented. But I am sorry new attachment And the performer mitted to probate and the executors therein the spoetal treatment of Kaurrt Catarrh <»*•*«•• aH<< nainrd appointed. finfel beneath. When a new prisoner is to say that “olykoecks” and baggy thinks all the time that the is making ileafnest. Asthma. MroneblttiAConsuniptlonaf. -£~ —- --• I>ruiqrlata can fill la Therrnpon it is ordered, that Monday, the 17th all tll-p-ascs of the Throat and Lunn, asms V Add row DR. WARD A CO. LouuVw. Ma. I wonder if things howl with the music she is H ought a ladder is lowered, the pris- breechtv; [j) did not see. day of March next al ten o'clock in the fore­ Um- trrettm<-!>t of alw.vr- named rlK-ases Ip dr climbs down, the ladder is with­ । they arc los* - to making. The beauty of it is that it can lost. ’1 am almost inclined , no<n. I>e aligned for tee tiearini of udd nrti- KouvieUc's new and woodrrfal tnvciitkxi, tttlon, mid that tta Iwire al law of Mid dereaMxl, Npcronn-ter. an itistrunM nl which convey> drawn, and the trap if fastened down :। believe that the “koecka" are no longer be attached so that tna player does not *“<l a” »«JSr >>rn,<,n* intereMcd .in said -•Mate, 1 ICk! uirm to pan' pllHS ;uirrAru. aflr-ctrrf »« ' M*in. In thin bole the county prisoners ,। made and that the breeches breechea axe are out out-­ know that it is on, which leaves persons are re<| nt mt to appear at a session of said Court. ] *htei* « now nsed in ail the leading hospltalo t Are kept until the county “judge" rides I grown. then to be bcJdrn nt the Probate Office. In tta I Buropc. It is only since Dr. bouvu-llc'. !'* mtef inrtf in the asmo room free to carry on lu said county and show Cause, i tlon rad discovery ot this new method of trea: ever on his male and opens the county j conversation in an ordinary tone, while n any ttani be. why tbr prayer at the pet) , UiK tec air pah.vigvs. that "1 hroal un<1 LtHijcdi* oourt. The prisoners, when the trap is ’ eases ar»- no longer frored. Pbvsk*lato .« • j'l'Xh'-Nxnul Book of Advkw to tloner•should not tacranled > the person at the piano oannot hear (Pull Mall GuzeOe ] ** *nrJ?er ordered that said petitioner >»uflerers Invited to mvroUiprte this mode u opened, look up and gil>e the jailer and anything but the noise she makes. The Mire notice to the penona Interroted io Mid re- , fraaUnent. If impossible to eall in French Holloways, if they do not be­ visitors. ask for tobacco, crack •»»'’ Pfudrney of said prtltiyn amt the , *rito lor list of qnesUoor and InternMuxv Indianapolis Bachelors’ club offered 2rl , iby..P1“.liie’K a«w®« this order N«W»- Thousands treated by letter fnstn jokes about the weather, and make come millionaires, at leaat do a very Mr. Brown 875,000 for the exclusive T. WILLI to ta published tn tta Haatkncs HanNi.u a news- n*nt« sent to any addrrea by express, with to as much capital as they can out of thia flourishing trade. One of the moat use of the attachment in this city, but pa|*r (Tinted and circulated tn said County of ' <>Iwttenx for ushtx. Cali curious sights of the kind is the famous break in the monotony. J."p; *• ** h, (ct lkn* ”«****ive i db. he declines so small a figure., YVe now weeKs. previous to g^heyli^. _________ . st lafayctU’ elroli. Mb* You go 54X1 yards in the other direc­ pill manufactory of Dijon, founded have theny on tl>e pianos of all the J W ol iSSSi.-, I A1>1«H Aarort,, M. o l........ . -. ------ , tion from the deoot and you come to many years ago by a Dijonxuais chemist, leading hotels and boarding-houses in who invented or introduced in that city the old statiou. Immediately behind I -L* take nice, light and nleaMarit work st t»H' this aity, and if a prominent piano firm . uwa homes; a day easily and <Teirt< Uiis is a highland very steep hilL Visit pill-majcing by machinery. A note­ in the east does not buy it we will soon made; work sent bv mall; no canvassing, ti Stole <d Mlchiuan County of Harry- ro. it almost any pleasant afternoon and'' worthy feature in this commerce is that establish on agency in Washington I stamp for replv. Ptawe Mdrro* Reliable M'U I C«u ftHlad-u, Pw. drwwer IT depression of trade, bad seasons, and you will see a dozen youngsters climb City, which has more second-hand and even national calamities, do not affect S“ 0,t'lDJ?p,os * ‘"IBAXA . iur. >h? .m“’« ing the hill, dragging small rieds after cracked pianos than any other aity the sals-of pills. People — atony rate, them, just as our northern boys do ■ By addressing €»KO. P. ROWE1.I, a co.. r in the world." French people—will not give up these after a snow-storm. These bovs seat Matter of the ratateMjameiToea, dethemselves on their sleds and come delicacies, however hard the times may TriehiMiMis la the wile Ms*. irt-pMe Pamphlet, tfc be and however much economy they down the hill like lightning, although [CMoaco Tribune. J ’ fi^£w‘.^<l*r^be pcllu*1' <Q,y «*■ are obliged to exercise in other matters. the ground is perfectly bare. The soil As yet almost absolutely nothing is The quantity of pills taken in France is full of soapstone, or some other that hU final account thia day filed m m»ch nmv known of the origin of trichiniHais, or slippery rock, and the boys have a sport must be enormous, judging from the Ailawta »ml b, ta aiMiuntM iron, of the extent to which it is spread over w. O. HUGHART, activity displayed at the Dijon manufac­ that many a New York lad has wished the world. Dr. J. Payne, of New Or­ tory. We have known one French for—-the fun of riding down hill in leans. says that among the hogs he has summer time. You go a- little farther lady alone to spend £40 a year upon examined those that were oorn-fedwere out and you come to cabins where poor pills, which, it must be admitted, can mostly trichinoua. But November 25, . |ri-n»ons imcreMM U1 said people live, both white and black. You be had in great variety. Tar. 1880, a large wild boar waa caught in camphor, castor oil, these are know what poverty is wheui you enter the swamps of El HuUh, on the Jordan one uf them, and see that th<only fur­ among the family pills, and they (“ Virobowu Arohiv? Vol, 88). Its flesh, are got up in the neatest and most at­ apparently sweet,/at and healthy, was niture is a bundle of rags for a bed, and the only food such scraps as can be tractive manner. The capsules have eaten by the peojne of the village. In begged from the hotels. I saw a pretty­ an envelope of slightly sweetened gela­ many cases the meat was not half tine, and when bottled ready for sale little colored shaver in one of these cooked. Not one of those who thus ate look more like sweetmeats than anyshanties, one day, monching a piece of escaped suffering from triotnniaaiH. Of dry bread as if he enjoyed iL He let a tiling elas. Perhaps the agrueubleness weeks previous in said the 282 afflicted by the disease 124 were bit of it fall in the ashes, and his of their medicines is the reason why mules, 103 females, and .35 were French people from childhood upward “mommy,“ who sat on an inverted pail children. ,8ix died. The head of th*e are so good tempered. before the open fire, hunted it up boar was cocked three times before any for him, sayings “Good Lawd. honey, of it waa oaten, and not oue of those don’t waste yer flour bread. *L'aint who ate of it was sick therefrom. -Stei Offen ver gets it!* You will not (Judge TourgeeV lecture.) a,1,.. often sit down ami talk for ten min­ And I am afraid the dude has got ledeetelon. utes with ahy male person in Garland into Mme of our school*. We are'edu­ rawtamcm. □«««.« There is such a thing in the oon duct county w ithout the conversation run­ cating our children either for the White HuusX. M*rel‘“ta *«'. "'In... ni. April aM"! of life,as** too much oaution. Ono man AdmlnUtrator'ii Sale. ning mto knives and pistols and fights House or the poor-house. Seven­ ' Hatut^av’ Apr Pth"iAm%’llp«ti ' aMI n,ore <Han pleated with th* will spend a long time considering ,'u J^bigan, County of Harry- m and the gentleman telling you whom eighths of them are to make their own the M Apr. In th .° matter ’ of ita' the ustale '>T of Ha aE lath, at eOWot Tour Se^Pteera In' oar «tas<l t*r < he has "licked," or whom be is going Perry, deceased. Notice Uherehv Apr. mh. at way in this hard, practical world, yet reoe. I im aarprioed to see how she Iiaa Im *>i porsuiuracof neenM- rntnt^r tr, o?- n' . H!>cxP‘*ted that all t to “Bek," or why he hasn’t “licked* they are made to awallow volumes of luteDd to teach, i poresd. Mhe hi gaining in weight uad rolor last take neither; another man will •1» force, will attend at . »“<* I think feels bettor than she fiver du>. him, or why he would like to “lick" science* and classics very impractical. quickly decide upon one course of im­ him. But you need not mind this, Hum»>krtwsns.is, mediate action, nnd having completed prj-sent ut the nuenlnz. Yas Whom is nil that has Mved h*r life. I because it is all talk. When two men iLSssjrs'.Ht ! •» w,Jil,i<J‘»n should dm mjr Jsctcr. that task, will attack and finish a sec­ really do have.a fight, even in the way One day a little girl said: “Mother, rvrtillcate Stua d*.tr" for*tetrM erode *» am afraid i<> tall what a wonderfu ond while the blood of bis leas positive < 7lh — > — <u.« I have desuribed. it makes a great ex­ -I feel nervous * *lN»rvaua!” gaid the — I wntalan.u. r.ar.aw-amu,. uuiiiK oi7u per cent.. In e^-h nr «... I Mils. s.»:i nt IUsdolcm. citement and peo})te talk about, it for mother; “what is ‘nervous’?* “Why, fellow is* stagnating in cautious inac­ uro«>-w! '•»»lon. tivity. ,' weeks. , . it a being in a hurry all over!" was the Utter, roa!&eKihEffS'“"5^’ The waters 1 believe to be equal to vIU Hl, Fort Wav ns. reply. The mite had given a definition teaching. west throe-fourthu of tlu* 111; His First Mskjes*. the Ixmt that claimed for them. For worth placing in the dictionaries. «n«-uta wuTbS ifW’bnnal rrqntro , l*in In mv I “What shall I write about?'* asked a paralysis, rheumatism, and all disorders young reporter of the managing editor. of the skin and Hood they aeemed to be 8t. Paul Pioneer Pres*. Perhaps “ Oh, write about the first thing that almosrt a »»vereign cure, jf more peo­ the insUncFM where a battle is won by ple knew about thorn people strength of the enthusiasm of numbers comes to hand,” waa the brief order. The scribe drew his pay that night for would coine here. And they should are rarer than Umma where utter route “ pradpiteted by U» Sight of .tow an “ article on “door knobs.” cxjidc either in the spring or fall, and stav not less than two or three months, (' croroM, whom .pirit eononera brrfw.^- A Arkansaw Traveler: I nebex aeed. i an.i rinnifirtiliuMi nvnnUAd.. man yit whut I thought had a 'acuee Jcuce var-ifti... nsewnrre seixl us to hot, winter too cold, f fur__ bein'__________________________ proud, for ef he will only I __ tun MJU11 ' tar de rimplMt thing fa, eater itjwon't "r rrtun?£ui “rL*iJp£?i inrt to one of the , take dre nmlta itadj tar -rta. him dal „ TUTT xJS7 -the Arlington, I be ■ er fool.________________________________ *ddrr«.. «TrrHrs *rrpRKN nom hoyth „ honk. ARK B Mao^' Ch*lnufl" KMH ANDRUS. Secretary. BITTERS THE BEST fWft. N. H. Downs' D-THOMAS' ECLECTR1C WPiW FREE! SOF-tUBE 1 TEN THOUSAND Farms in Michigan, HEADS i^SSniSSE AGENTSS"' 'wflectiijg Safety Lamp ff,to, gS£;q~£ EFSfesS SfS?£r“--“c PEAC H TREES I II i ' ..!^<!«ESr<sSXSrta.^,„ ronmut* by FRVDKlilCK HOTCHKIH8 �The Hastings Banner. N° 47 WHOLE NO. 1495. HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 14,1884. If You Want to Save Money no. xnr. The defeat of the army of the Polomac at ChancellorviUe wm a serious blow to Gen. Hooker, his army, the adtninirtration, and the hoperof loyal titizens throughout the country, for it placed final victory farther from reach, gave a vart amount of courage to the rebel army, and filled the friends their cause at home and abroad with high hopes and expectations that final victory would perch upon their banners and the southern confederacy event­ ually be recognized. The administration and the generals in the field were dazed, and for several weeks there was indecision as to what the army of the Potomac should do. A ray of light came from the west where Grant, by series of risky and briliantly executed movements aliout this timp, had forced hb army between J ohnaton’s and Pemberton’s armies, and after driving the fonner far back into the interior of Mississippi, turned all his force upon Pemberton and shut him up in Vicksburg. The Potomac army went into camp in the vicinity of tlieir old quarters after the Chancellorville battle and for several weeks lay in idleness, during May and the first half of .feme. * LEWIS STERN'S! OVERCOATS Worth $15.00 for $10.00 AND ALL OTHER WINTER GOODS IN PROPORTION.! 1 am going East soon to buy a new stock, and you can save from 25 to 35 per cent, to buy now. LEWIS STERN. OF THE CASH STORE. . Picketing on the Rappahannock was resumed and the beautiful sunny weeks of May passed with occasional reviews and visits back and forth between brothers and old acquaintances who be­ longed to different parts of the army. The indecision was finally ended when it was ascertained that Gen. laje would assume the offensive, and was making preparations for 3 campaign north—a repetition of the campaign which resulted in the batHle of Antie­ next one inch deeper and so bn until you have reached six inches, which 1 consider about the depth toplow for com. The sooner you can get your com roots into the sod and plaster the better. We will now suppose you have your lot plowed in a good and wort­ man-like manner. With team and score one of the many good spring-tooth <Mtitivalors go once in a place over your ground or corner ways, and you are now (ready to mark out your ground. Check­ row four feet each way and you are ready to put your seed in the ground. CORN CULTUM. But first l>e sure your seed la good, m GrUfl, your future crop depends much upon that. Time to plant: As soon as your ground will do to work and fit for seed^ Worthy Matter and Patron* of Barry say from the 1st to the Kith of May. Co. Pomona Grange: By invitation of your Grange I ap­ Put from three to foar kernels in hill pear before you to read an essay on the (I prefer three.) Do not employ boys subject of “Corn Culture." Why I or men that are great talkers, especially was choeen from the 2,964 farmers of if they talk politics, as their minds are Barry county or from the 179 farmers noton their work. Itemove all lump of Johnstown, which is noted for its clods or grass from hills, cover from fine farms, high itate of cultivation, the one to two inches deep, and not any intelligence :tnd refinement of its in­ more. After culture: As soon as some of the habitants, is past my comprehension. urouier it nioa^ advanced hills prick through the Brdther larmera, farmers, at at nrsi first cnougnt thought it MW ■ very omt tank to tell how to »>»><* "moothiu* tar rata 100 or ISO buehel. of corn per acre n,w ““ lwo ho™“ >®or In theory, but more difficult tn practice. ' eac^ way\ cross ways or any way. Do ’Let■ us see what • ............ i not be afraid you will drag np your statistics say: In the year 1881 Barry Co. had in corn corn. By such treatment you mellow 22,192 acres and produced 1,192^0^ your ground and break the crust, if any. bushels of ears, an average of 53 bush­ Your corn will come up more even and els; or of shelled corn nearly 30 bushels; sooner. As soon as your corn is two or or 3 bushels more than the average of three inches high go .into it with some the state, which wast?7. And now, of the many good two horse riding or brdther farmers, let us look at some 6t walking cultivators, adjust the ehovel the many causes that contribute to the to throw the dirt from the corn, going low average of the corn drop in the through first time each way, after to county, with its fertile soil and general the hills. From the time you commence indications of thrift in all parts. From working your corn keep your cultivator my own personal observation, I am going, especially after warm rain, up to sorry to say, <me of the many cauaro for harvest; and if you have done your the low average with too numerous a work well up to that time, no after cul ture will be necroaary. class of fanners, is ip the slip-shod, With such a mode of fanning the goeasy way they conduct their farm operations. They do not seem to think corn crop of Barry county ran l»e in­ creased from 25 to 50 per cent. there is any money value in a crop of ___________________ corn any more than enough to fat a ! Why it Looks Badly for thr near at Rand men were expected to be doubly brave and that the penalty of death would be the result of any at­ tempts to evade the battle or weaken­ ing when duty called. Finally on the 30th of June, a portion of our cavalry ' under the lamented Gen. John Burford came in contact with Pettigrew’s brig­ ' ade of Rhodes’ division of Lee’s army about three miles north and west of । Gettysburg at Willoughby's run. This was in the afternoon. •' tam the year before. With an army, variously estimated at from 90,000 to 100,000 men, well disciplined, w’ell equipped and well officered, flushed with । repeated victories, about the middle of few hogs for their own use and to . „ Coalitionists. June, Gen. Lee with Longstreet, A. P. pinch their stock through the winter. Fro'n Tribune I Hill and Ewell as corps commanders, A. . .urpltatad how to tandta U ta | MK^lEe^Tro^X-anu iv is saiu . „ ... . . 1 wue uic uw uuuruieu ponwand it said mucn much against ms his juug-, judgment and wishes lasran his northwnrd I nOt 8 part ° f 8 68885 1 pa ‘ HH ° n to t ‘ “ ms of the southern portion of his state, ta._j .ta.ta. n» northward tawwtaai| „ low ment and wishro liegan hte th(, many MUfleg for th<? Jowlj^ | b tta^SiTl£S£"A the<shwTOan h’oiwe A THbS? TribwnP movement. The few union troop. In , ,v the fo'un,v .. .. I------ -- -------- ------- ------------------------ --. „ .. . I atciogc iu vuc cuuuvv. Poor sod is one. reporter asked Id m concerning the pros- theShammd<«hv^eyth.toppn«dhi* Anoth Brnrybody uhould keep raeh a thing as ZO/ X-NA In ihe house, nnd by regulating the bowob- rfud System, keep away headache, heartache, ikxction. indigestion. Zora«a in vigor*tea the m-sktM the family happy by making ! 1 ■ | WELTON & CROOK! BEAL ESTATE 4 INSURANCE AGENTS, ABSTRACT BLOCK. T<*'TipU<x» <4 a Boetoo physician, dhtpemed •w» by a Hoston druggist. ■*n«‘ dose will cure any ordinary cough. Il -At almoAt magically. Ask any dealer to get • ou a 25 cent bottle of “Hub" C*a<h Care. UUICKV. » . Aow does a |« rson expect to eat Everything. M all times, and have a strong, responsive -kmiaeh. You say. “I am careful what and whan «at, but am troubled with constipation, gas on <tomach and a bail taste in my mouth, and I •vn't know why It is." Dyspepsia and Btlllouamay come from mnny causes and should be -ftended to in time. If y<mr head Is heavy, eyes ’vefce. If you feel tired and sleepy, you are t .Imus, no doubt. Now for the remedy; 7.0vb-ma is a prescription rd an old experienced •1'rtor for Just surh troubles. It bi cheap, gneedy g-l effectual, at 10 and 75 cento a bottie. Aak. If you want to buy a farm, If you want to sell a faptn. . If you want to rent a farm. If you have a farm to rent, If you want to sell a house in town. If you want to buy a house in town. If you want to rent a house. If you have a house to rent. If you want to insure your farm property,, If you want to insure your city property, • If you waut to insure your ufe, If you want to insure against accident, Call on Welton & Crook y ichigan cbntbal bailroad GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. A FEW OF THE— WINTER TIMS TABLE. Taking effect February 17th, igM. F.lhTWKRl). MANY BARGAINS WE HAVE TO OFFER. •rand Itaui Mwl'Hevith' • rrtng. ... Rarinrob gnhnby,.;... House and lot, one of the best locations for a business man, two .blocks from business and a bargain. iiSi A form of 100 acres, tWp miles.from town, *2,000 value tn taton Rapids.. .’acJujon .' 11.» buildings. Price $6,000. 80 acres, black soil, two miles distant front good market. oneXhth mile from school, $1,500 value in bntldtngOwo fplendid fruit, plenty of water. 65 acres improved. 15 acres splendid timber. Price $5,20(>. . Jankaon . K..V, . 9J0 of fruit, 100 acres improved. county. SttWii One of the best farms in Barry Price $9,000. fmBm rt 1K,hbld pert,Ha Michiganbf the ^rk thp ;pri,w . ln - Wore a brommand th. v etoriota ratal „n u tarton. went pourtn< » ten. of thota . othw fMnn wort Washington. The rebels sacked the cities of Chambersburg and York, and nearly all the smallti towns near the line between the two states, arid heavy contributions of mohey and provisions were demanded of the people. Alarm spread throughout the north because of the advance of the rebels, and these partial successes. People re­ alised that the fate of Hie nation hung by a brittle thread, and that should Lee meet and whip Mead, the*, question of southern independence was practically settled. At thin critical juncture Hook­ er told Halleck that be ought to have every available man joined to his army, and asked for the garrison at Harper’s Ferry. Halleck dissented, differences arose, and Hooker on the eve of a battle after having shown commendable skill in the movement of Jds army, resigned and Maj- Gen. Geo. G. Meade was ap­ pointed to succeed him. Meade was a Wert Pointer, was a good fighter and an able man. but in rank was below both Slocum, Sedgwick and Reynolds. Meade assumed command and soon com and commences a systematic course of feeding them. But I hear you aak, how feed them. My ready answer, by putting your coarse manure, refuse stock bottoms, in fact all the manure made on the farm. Do not be afraid you will injure your meadows, pastures, or even your new seeding. And when you turn that lot over for'corir-you can pat it and say you are; fat and can pro­ duce a good crop, and in reply, I hear it. say. “I will and can do my part if you do yours well." None of you would expect your farm team to do you a good summer’s work if poor, or your cows if poor to give you a good supply of good rich milk,or your sheep, if poor, to cut you from 6 to 8 pounds of wool, unless you properly cared for them. You must feed them, and your farm also. t We will suppose the lot you are to plant this spring has had the above treatment and is a clover sod. Before commencing to plow sow from 50 to 100 oMof the many gtartpknra withjota- Vacant lots in various locations can be bought at reason­ so grouped raid aUM ths» they bud able rates and on time. early as your rrouud will do to work. Call on or address Welton & Crook vo- iI 1OD partV. I “ The fact Is,’’ the judge replied, “the „ h hopes of the coalition movement foranwork I[ other succrosful campaign are not $anand, mto -outtaro Penn.ylv.nta «><1. driVra them, their com dora not get the 1 gnine. The greenlmck party of the-un­ northern Maryland. | care It ri,ould have; and rwurlt, poor ion learned only too late that whatever it might dri to defeat the republicans it his army nearly parid- • corn. Some farmers plant their corn did not tend to their own glorification, kept pace with him, I on their poorest lot and reserve their but was universally claimed as a simonsending out cavalry reconnoitering l>ert for wheat. That poorrot lot should pure democratic victory. Principle had very little to do wjth the defeat of the parties, which occasionally sallied have l>een in clover. Poor plowing republican candidate for governor two through the mountain gaps only to find j and preparing the ground for the re- years ago; it was done by the prohibi­ the rebels ready to flght and nearly («eption of seed, and after-culture is an- tionists, who had a personal pique on alwaya in good force. , other very common cause>Xftm aware. account of the prohibitory amendmort of the constitution not passing the leg­ It was a tedious march and proved j brother fanners, as the years roll *past, islature. So it was in several congres­ too much for thousands of our men. we fluVe man?.- enemies to contend sional districts, peraonal grudges secur­ The weather waa dry, and fires built 1 with, climate ehangro, low and dull ing the defeat of the republican candi­ dates. In the fourth district anybody along the lines of march for cooking temperature, like last year. And except Burrows on the repub|icaa tick­ coffee set the woods on fire, and the I we consider et would have been fleeted; and then heat, .make and durt with forced -a rteh. Brow,h the senatorial contest which resulted in marches thinned our ranks consider-1 Abort fertle showers and bright ethertol fires.” Ferry’s retirement was in prospect and ably. Hundreds of sunstrokes occurred : Was almost an entire failure in Barry further served to divide the republicans. “ All these elements of disunion are daily, the ambulance trains were daily | Co. last year and the loss to the county, now removed. The. republicans are Over-crowded and thousands of weary the money value of a good crop of united and the opposition are much di­ worn-out stragglers followed in the I corn, the amount of corn imported vided. Bcgole has not given satisfac­ walte of the army. Notwithstanding from the west; our money eent them to tion to the democrats, who think he has brought no dignity to the office and has the hot weather it was a “cold day" for enrich it Is it not time we adopted a given4t no credit The greenback era suttlers and many a poor fellow was more systematic modeof farming and have been fooled once, and I doubt if forced to sit on his wagon while a abandon that slip-shod, go-easy way ? ' they go solidly for any union ticket may be nominated. They see swarm of soldiers gobble^ everything Com is one of the cereals that by the which tills very clearly, and that is one of my he had and then turned his wagon over. advanced farmer a general rule may be reasons for predicting SbOOO majority Between the 2Sth and 30th of June laid down wheftby good crops can be for the republicans in Michigan. Of Hooker’s army crossed the Potomac raised, say from 100 to 120 bush, of ears course the condition of affaire may change between now and November, into Maryland. A portion of the army per acre. The farmer who has adopted but hardly enough. I think, to make kept well up to Lee’s right, while a course of rotation on his farm knows Michigan a doubtful state, aven if It another portion kept farther away, al­ in advance .from one to three years now has a democratic governor and aix ways keeping between the enemy and which lota. in his rotation will be for of ita eleven congrefemen are of that pr^w.ra.w<tatataUta<»bw^| tho(r nroixrpuM w»ro uwur IiL-m zwkltu-alui i Mtt ..... . ■ oat boat-fur- nnra M your stov BlAIR VXWB. families are expec om Ireland to Bet A new portoffice, called Ellsworth, has been established at Intermediate Lake in Banks. all varieties of fruit, except btakbecriea, in Berrien county, is excellent Frank Demorart, of Vafaar, took an over-dose of laudanum to relieve himself of pun. and died. He leteves a widow Prof. Berry, Superintendent of Ann Arbor rebook, and C. H. J. Dougiaa. instructor in English and Elocution at the high school, are having a lively tilt. Friday, an engine attached to a snow­ plow ran into a freight train a short dis­ tance above Midland, demolishing the caboose and one car. No one was in- �Khe Hastings Banner. MAMSHALL. L. COOK. Editor. Hastings, Mich, March 14, 1884. that dauaelof’the constitution which key. He to spending all his time empowers congress to •* provide for th* general welfare of the countryW other words that the expediency of toI for which beta 1 suing legal tender notes based upon the tending to the t noble reformer, । nation’s credit is a tejislatitt question paid. He is a ' to be determined by congress, not a ju­ that Fuller. xs ^5 serving the b<™ of tk/K1 ankle which completely rot aw?. A bill baa been introduced in the It will be rather expensive for Uncle USPVUUCAN STATE CONVENTION. Canadian Commons to amend the pres­ ent copyright law by placing dramatic A h-publican state convention to select four Josiah to run his campaign this year. dJmlCT M large and two deter**-* fro<n authors In tbe Mme poaiUon m to .iTorirt .ahen-tte latter hair n<>< He will have to “ante” forjthe green­ oopyriglit aa other authors the copy­ duly dXled by district eocven back, anti-monopoly, labor and union tfocs)Pio attend the national r«Pul?,,»». right to be vented In tbe author and his ernor Gliek has been R®d to call a heirs for any yean after his death. parties under any circumstances; and A colony of fifty leading farmers has special session of the 1 Wiuurekkp^ Rev. Joseph Cook, while IMinganap laws to wtemp out the if there should be a fusion, the demo­ al Koene. N. 11., waa aroused by a lo­ ' * nuarantiue has been retahi *d an»nnd crats will probably not forget to “ draw Hanid.H on Thursday, the :Mlli day ol April. A. tt>cal clergyman to attend a prayer meet­ ufected herds, and 4 on” our good principal servant for lib­ Territory, and will soon be followed by ing at his church. A. it was seven eral supply of funds in order that. the\ a partv of one hundred. minutes too early, Mr. Cook soiled the The Canadian government haa been offender by tbe coal collar and removed oDiatu. -Hgnllytna American tabor, protecting and ex­ hungry horde may not suffer. ' advised that a quantity of arms and him from the dour. tending home Indtwlriw, giving ftw ammunition was shipped from tbe .xiucatlon to the ma~e» m the P«»Pte; /fSnlEf Tbe sum of »1*.OOO was recently ab­ OIICAOO Houseman, of Grand Rapids, got his Fenian headquarters in Chicago to the free ^uffraKi' and an honvt counting of ballot?*, stracted from tho office of the county egeetually protecting all human right?* In even' seat in congress by opposing the river Dakota boundary. treasurer at Carrollton, Ohio. • A Chi­ section of our commou country , and who desire A committee of stockmen baa made and harbor bill passed by the repub ­ pn.nH.ir friendly feeling and prrmanenI tar cago detective worked quietly on toe sca demand that ita Texas land board. case until lie found tbe greater portion AmumTKw. "tei. * T»wr througiiout the land by maintaining a lican congress of 1881. He now has national government pledged to these objects Oatw— Lower: March, *». restore tbe price of leases to 4 cents per and principles, are cordially Invited to partici­ a bill before that body to appropriate acre, under threats that tta cattle-men in an old safe In tbe ball of tbe court­ «MWMc: Nay. :O(g05V. pated the election <4 delegates to this convenhouse. I’aovvuoj'H-Mri* Pork iom,; $50,000 for the improvement-of Grand will leave tta state. Natiuui B- 1*^0, tta rwponMbte ^Thc various congressional districts have the Aufi. aiMBwGM) 3TL Tbe colored ixeople at Wushfagton treasurer of a suviugs bank at KeadlDg, ' i?ard — Rteady u*>2' river. That sum might make Grand option of electing laclr delegates to tt>e national are dihsatisfied because Secretary Lin­ Maas., toe du lira* being fulfilled by hi« ocrnvcntlon at separate popular delegate conriver navigable for a mud scow; cer ­ rentions, called ob not less than twenrt days coln refused to uppoiqt a negro nnn.H- son, has beau seatanced to four years’ published notice, and regularly held in the eon(larrt-r.^ MarkH ku-.i<J). We quote tainly not for a vessel of any respect­ ter fro® Maryland to a regimental imprisonment at hard laior for a defal­ Choice Milp|ib»g ntw«t>............ xrresional districts at any time within fifteen Thus have the “Lincoln skins ” of war cation of $40,000. He to 78 years of age days next prior to the meeting of the stale con- times won their way to fellowship with able size. baplaincy in tta army. i rentlou, or by subdivisions of the state conven­ iss* and has been confined RiDce tbe com­ Luke Blackburn, ex-governor of Ken ­ tion into district convent kins, as has been here­ other forms of currency. Last year Begole started two nation­ tucky. is About to establish at Louis­ mencement of proceedings in 1«7$. tofore practiced. This decision is a vindication of the al banks, and rode about the state on AU such district delegates shall be acreditcd Tbe whisky interest of Louisville ville an asylum for inebriates and luna­ hy Uir officers of such district conventions. Bvtt>m tffcwly. We au*d«: Cho»oe tr was largely represented at a meeting Under resolutions heretofore adopted, conn- acts of the republican party, by the passes. This gave him a fine record tics. the city having leased a building held Monday to promote exportation to Fancy Crwmerv at :tk<r-t. V 1; ordinary k. U«R will be entitled to one delegate tor each highest tribunal of -the country. The for true demotion to greenback princi­ for tta institution. juod do. good to faitey Ihdr/w frve hundred votes cast for governor at the last republican party has been the friend of A suit for $1CMKN» for breach of prom­ the West Indies. Committed were ap­ Mdr»c; common to fair do. IfrrC-k ples. If he can do as well in 1884, he ise and seduction has been commenced pointed to secure transportation to Ita general election, and one additional for every . fraction of not lens than three hundred votes. the greenback from its birth till now, will probably be the unanimous choice at Winnipeg against George H. Mc­ seaboard aud to send an agent to Nas­ NEW YOM. Each organised county will be entitled to al least one delegate, and no delegate will be en­ when it has come to its full estate, and of his party for the high office of gov­ Dougall. superintendent of the Cana­ sau to inspect the warehouses at that Wheat Higher; Na 2 Meh.. titled to a seat In the convention who does not port. dian Pacific railway telegraph. is recognized as full legal tender for all ernor. ** re*tdc in the county he proposes to represent. Nuali Jackson waa executed Friday -'•'Mr. Miller, of the lower house of the Secretaries of county conveutloQs are requestid to promptly forward certified lists of the del- private debts by the supreme court at lAkc Providence. Looisiaua. for the Iowa legislature, opposed tta postal .wates cbosen’to the Hon. Wm. Livingstone, Jr., Against the moot bitter and vindicative MILWAUKEE iprtrder of hiswife. Harrison Williams telegraph bill. A Des Muines news­ :A Detroit. Mich., as soon-as practicable after WmtAT-Kteody: Marrh. opposition from democrats in congress, was ixanged at Corsicana, Texas, for paper announced the fact that be bad their several conventions arc held. been presented with a Western Union Me;. May, We. Conn Finn .u D E. 8. LACEY. Chairman. General Grant is at Fortress Monroe, killing bis sister-in-law. and democrats in the supreme coiirt, Barry county ♦» entitled to ten delegates. for a sojourn of a month or more. Toomas A . Hendricks has returned telegraph frank, and ta was compelled Nd.i Oath- Finn: No. 2 White, Sfc and democrats the country over, the le­ to explain why be accepted *a gratuity The Longfellow Memorial association to Paris ill-pleased with his trip to KEPVBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION. gal tender act was framed and passed holds $12,000 In cash and* land for a Southern Europe. He considers Italy worth$3.6(1. A republican county convention to elect ten Samples of gold from a new mine at ! CINCINNATI. UDhe ilthy for Americans to visit at this delegate* to represent the county of Barry In the by a republican congress, and signed monument site worth $75,000. Unianke. Flou»—Fair demand: Family Hhu.«s.r< Mount Unianke. N. 8., were shown at •tale convention to be held at Grand Rapids, >y » republican president. Under the Joel T. Griffin, an old resident of time of uie year. Montreal,which Uamenmjtelr w«AT-F.nn at SLOE Cnwi stnat * * * ‘ ‘ ‘ Caribou Cameron,their Omaha, who was postmaster in 1870, William D. Handley, who sued the *' reprment wild county in tbe district conrentlon | provisions of that act'they were issued, e been analyzed at tbe the 50c. Oats- Finn ax Xr Kir .Stead, Brooklyn Ragle io recover $10,000 dam­ owner. «ayt have died Monday. for tbe third congressional district, should one , , , . , , J ■ Institute of Technology, hnology, in Boston, and «fc. Pkovtoujt*- Pork Mea<h SK.n t»e called, and to choose a county committee. I and received by loyal men everywhere, A. M. Sutherland, secretary of the ages fur alleged libel in publishing the and for the transaction ol such other buxineM , »rt flirn<Hh <rr>lrl nr ailvm- in rhn«» province of Manitoba, died of typhoid report of his arrest on suspicion of ar­ found to yield from $166 to $168 per * laud finp at»»kmu.jii. imn *<•-. v •« as may property come before the convention 8incc 10 Iur “ lsn gold or Sliver in those ton. The mine was accidentally found . Bac<m.$s.40wiaj». eonvenUon. son. whs awarded a verdict of aix cents. fever, at Winnipeg, Friday. „... be hrid u the —ju uourt li, ol stormy times would have lieen imposcourt house, house, iti in the icity win hv « Xm.w ,1 r.rr u Itirr,,. rtf t IT. - . MT LOIH: Bastings, on Thursday, the 10th day of April, Haallngs, ... . ... ., A wooden water-pipe laid in 1844 in Robert S. Morrison, a baqk cashier dm ii o ’clock a. m. . ... t aible. As soon after the war as was tHM., at all! o'clock in. Stale street, near W ashington,Chicago, The. several townships and *’inls will be en­ | practicable or possible, the republican of Ia Porte, lud., died Friday evening was exhumed in good condition, and moving for a division of the state on of pneumonia. Ulled to the number ox delegates following: tta 100th meridian, as their interests are Mani; Assyria, S; Il ---- Toronto celebrated its fiftieth anni­ will ta presented to the historical So­ totally different from those of citizens T.-;.-;P"1? *“ «>ngrwB m»de provision for Mar-h Castleton. 10; 1 ciety. ■ z; 2d ward. 2; 3d ward. 3; uh want 4; Hope, 6; the redemption ot these notes. By the versary Thursday, by opening a free li­ in tbc eastern portion. The adjutant Home eastern banks, findingthat they oKSfevfi..Jl‘“Suhe?iik?7fc aiffiSl. ’• resumption art. from a depreciated cur- brary and firing salutes; Kneral is advised that fence-cutting Four members of the Salvation army could nut obtain small greenbacks in s nearly ceased, and tixal incloeurea at *9.10. 9.-AA, y.jft 'Yaak"-Spriop.r. renry the greenback was made equal have been sent to jail for parading the return for mutilated currency, have Itornt fv.Mi. ,10.00. lArd -lowt*!. *•» B«s- ’“VjT ii. powers, chairman, i with coin in value. This too was a re­ streets at Bridgeport, Conn. offered to accept standard silver dol­ are being rebuilt. The Union Pacific road reports gross —Lower: tight. «4L9fr«r>.rtO. htM< c. H. VamArman, ikemury. publican measure, a>d this act with the The wiuter packing at Cincinnati was lars. Miss Clara Barton has been tendered earnings of $21,000,000 for tta year, — •republican caucus. I former have both been declared consti- 8M5.451 hogs, a decrease of 511.941) from the free use of the steamer Joseph V. with an income of $2,660,000 from oth­ BALTIMORE the preceding year. _'rj^ reouhiicanM °i UK to»n*hip or Hope will tutional by the nation’s highest court. Tliroop, to gu down tue Ohio- from er sources Tbe oi*rating expenses WhkaT—WeMeza hirttex: \u j w;»te■ In a starch factory at Madison. Indi ­ were $10,640,000. Hugh Riddle and bold their caucus at Hop© (enter store ou _. . , . ' , , B Thursday. April ad, at 2 o’clock p. xn., tonom- This decision shows that not only were ana, Joseph Daily had a jaw torn off by Evansville with a load of supplies for James A. Rumill were elected direct­ lte«l tuwrt and Marrh. 81.0*1.<rfl.iv>; April the needy. (war R..ten, h®te»' w..................! republican acts in accorS with the con­ the cogs of a oora-sheller. ors in the place of Augustus Schell and Mixed S|H»t and .Mareh, is; \pn!_ One man wan killed and two others The steamship Arizona took from Solon Humphreys. * • ocah as luay come before Oath—W<Mu-in Wbhe. - - - the caucus. • stitution, but republican ideas are to..................... New YorkfBr Europe $2,000,000 in gold fatally injured by a boiler explosion in I*au-<1 Mope. March 3d. IBM. Mixe<l da «Ht3c. • R y k -Undirr ’ai The republican state central cotuthe dyeing eAtalJlahmentof J. T. Tree-s 1 day and hereafter for all time to gov- coin and bullion. JONATHAN H. VALENTINE. at Lawrence, Mass. Three buildings miTtee of Wisconsin met in Milwau­ Chairman of Committee. BOBTON ernt-he country on the currency .ques­ Peter Johnson, a teamster at Des kee, Thursday, and called a state con­ were shattered to splinters. Moines, killed his wife aud himself Wool—Finn with moderate >teaiana tion. Twelve members of the Canadian vention at Madison, April 30. to s? led I Ohio ami ISTtuylvaniH extra- l&ailK'. with a revolver. delegates to Chicago aud nominal an I ; That the decision recognizee in con­ editorial Notes. A Jury at La Porte, Indiana, gave parliament have expressed themselves electoral ticket The convention to I; Mlehifmn .M(»a'>c; comhitlff and dr-iain* tn favor of the widest reciprocity in ! 30(«HAc: milk'd .'BtairZr; v*c-ten> hum mb* gress a great power no one will deny; Augustine, who murdered his uncle, a nominate state officers will be hel* in I California spring 15?<fJ* : • outnw Twa questions of the utmoet impor­ that it is a powpr liable to abuse all sentence of five years in the peniten­ commercial relations with the United September. iruotl spring •>«•; <*baio* do. Suites. tance to the American people have lately must admit. But with the wider tlis- tiary. Coroner Staftall, of Savannah, Ga., Tbe prohibitionists of Connecticut George Cragin. one of the founders been decided by the supreme court- The1 semination of knowledge, aud the high­ of the Qneida community in 1848. died nominated Elisha H. Palmer for gover­ Unit is that congress has power .to issue er order of intelligence our people are of heart disease at bis home near nor, and adopted resolutions demand­ tbe oorpee. Tbe doore ot tbe bouse i whiuing a constitutional amendment to sup­ on In times of peace legal tender notes,■ sure to reach, we talieve the power Utica. Were locked, a Jury and witnesses were | Wbcwi red press the liquor traffic. sod is itself the sole judge of the amount thus vested in congress will be wisely » Bishop Clarkson, of Nebraska, was summoned,'and s verdict of murder . 9—- —wl In the police court at Great Falla, tweeasary to meet the wants of trade;; used. We are not so misanthropic as to relieved of his sufferings by death at New Hampshire. Desire Boudoir con­ was rendered sgalnst the colored man I an early hour Monday morning. He in whoee cabin the obsequies were being . h,-. , the second is that the government can believe that any party which may con- was <77 years of age. fessed the murder of Frederick Grant, held. | iw.'• Po.tim.tcr T.IUn, ol Bounin^n,, ^lch hU ,"berh»d beOT ««<reissue legal lender notes that have1 trol that body designs to bring iinanOliver P. Baker, one ot the wealth- 8 t., fled wb ie his bondsmen were navA * btMn redeemql under the resumption rtM ruin to the country- Ifeudi dtalest tanners In tbe region of Dayton. ! nSn. fIan„„aliuu An aged couple at Monroe, La., examination of his affairs made act.' *; , named Rodgers, were murdered by two Ohio, with a wife and tea children, i aster come, it will come through igno-1 bv federal officials, In 1871. this same court, by a luajori-1 ranee-and the chances for such a cal-1 By toe breaking of a locomotive wheel rance; and the chances for such a calfalling. Sixteen colored peraons were received into the Etanezcr Baptist church at Pittsburg. Sunday, by immersion in the Monongahela river between the ice- dicial question to be decided by the court; third, that greenbacks which have been redeemed under the resump­ tion act can be rebwued by the govern­ ment. From this decision Justice Field, the only democrat on the su­ preme Ix’Dch, strongly dissents. lie takes the ground that the greenliack notes cannot ta a legal tender under the constitution, that congress has no right to issue such notes; that the gov­ ernment after having redeemed its notes under the resumption act has no right to reissue them. This decision must set forever at rest the question of the right of congress to authorize the issuing- of legal tender notffi, and the right of the government to reissue them after'their redemption. NEWS SUMMARY. ty of one, declared the Icgtil tender n<4e J umitZiXfrom that soufee are dailv dia bf I minishing. . war measure, and o«.i that the issuing kci . , such notes in times of peace was uncop- j ’---------—--------sti tut ion al. The following year two j A <»nspicuous -sign of the times” | justices were added to the court to tale . was ?M*n *u Section of a conthe places of two who had retired. A ■ Kr,*M,ua|1 >» Kansas to fill the place similar case was to that year decided ,,,ade VHClu,t tht’ d,,ath of Congressthe very .reverse of the dwison of’7|1. n,an Haskell. The district is largely again by a majority of oue. The court ‘Mfficultnrai. In 1882, Haskell waselectthis time held that greenlaa-k notes wl b-v 4-Ou° plnrality over his democrawhSMvsr issued' under the authority of th* < <»mjM-titor. but the greenback vote epngresa, and by that itody declared a ; legal tender for private debts. Were a k«al tender fur mrh debts. Until fw<> । weeks ago these decisions were the <>i>- i ly ones touching tbe vexed question of j the greenback notes. A short history of the case lately de­ cided may be appropriate at this timja. A speculator sold to a broker cotton to the amount of *5,227.85 in 1879. Mere­ ly to again test .the legality of the ligiil tender act as well ms the resumption act. which had then been in force a few months, the broker tendered in pay­ ment for the cotton 35 cents in silver, $127.50 in gold, and $5,100 iu greenback ’ notes tliat had been redeemed by the government under the resumption act and reissued under the terms of an act passed in 1878, which prohibited the re­ tirement of the geenbacks then out­ standing about $846,000,000 in amount. The speculator accepted the $127.85 is coin, but refuM d to take the $5,100 in greenbacks on these grounds: first, that the legal tender act was a war measure, and could not. remain in force during times of peace; second, that the govern­ ment having redeemed these $5,100 in greenbacks under the rewumption act, had no right to reissue them. The suit, which was a friendly one and designed merely to test the legality of the legal tender act and the act prohibiting the further retirement of greenbacks, was brought tafore Judge of U. S. circuit court for New York, Blatchford. who decided that the speculator must accept the $5,100. The case waa at once ap­ pealed to the supreme court and not un­ til lately ptrnsed upon. Eight of ths nine judgra -ull republicans assented to the decision whfc-h was prepared by Justice Gray. The points in tta decision are these: first, that the greenback is a form of government credit, and that congress has power under tin* constitution to borrow money upon the credit of the credit like the greenback whenever it was nwirly 6,000. Had there been a I fugion that .Vfcar- Haskell would have h**1* hwrt«n b-v 2’000- Thisjear, in the district, Funston, republican, beat his u ‘ opponent, who ran on a fusion of : tip? democratic, greenback, labor and anti-monopoly elements of his district, by a majoity of over 4,000. The issue in the campaign whs protection, whieh was championed by Funston, and free trade, which was advocated by his fu­ sion opponent. This shows how the farmers of Kansas, who are as intelli­ gent and progressive as those of" any other state in the union, stand on the tariff question. Morrison and his free trade coin_pat, riots on the wgys and means committee who started out with such a great flour­ ish of trumpets, are doing their utmost to do nothing with the tariff. At first they had some sixty articles on the free list The number has been cut down to three or four. They were also to large­ ly reduce the tariff on a number of other articles, but haveny'the back bone to carry out their intentions. Af­ ter alarming the industrial interests with a prospective Urge reduction in the tariff charges, they now seek to re­ store confidence by assurance that they will do nothing at all. Another of Begole’s benchmen has come to grief. In 1882. Eugene Prin­ gle. Esq., of Jackson, went about the state in Begole's interest, howling over “ republican extravagance P “ nepot­ ism!” etc. For his noble services he was chosen insurance commissioner by pur virtuous “principal servant.” He at once employed two of his own daughters m clerks, which shows how1 he hates “ nepotism,”- Under his man­ agement it costs nearly MXXJO more to run the insurance commissioner’s office than it ever did under any republican. The extra cost is for the salary of T’rIn­ gle’s two daughters. near Astor, Iowa, an engineer and fire­ tbe old man’s money. was con­ fascinated by a woman named Grace Mbodidrr. m*im for man were instantly killed, andn brake­ cealed in a mattress. . Harper, with wh<«m he spent the wiuter I Timothy tevd. wiu tn the smith. Mrs. Baker has com~tl man suffered the loss of both legs. Almost a panic prevails ini Havana menced divorce proceedings. ’ J*7.?alud The cotton exchange of Galveston over the monetary stringency and tbe unanimously adopted resolutions urg­ low prices of sugar.. The failure of Tlie death list of the week includes ing Texas congressmen to oppose the three extensive exporting and banking the names of Hon.Kenneth Rayner, sofurther coinage of silver dollars. MR. JOSEPH BEACH houses is reported, and other firms are del tor of t he treasury : Amos P.MorriU; iutige of Die Eastern District of Texas; A serious break occurred in the levee ! ~?garded rej with distrust. fifteen miles aixive New Orleans, and ! 'The Ontario legislature has decided Edward I>. Payne, ot Daytort, <)Kio* a the Texas Pacific aud Morgan railroads that women shall be /admitted as stu- ji brother of the senator-elect. and Cap^ have bei-n oveMlowed. dents in tta Toronto Provincial Uni-1 tain H Jolin ,Arci^r, a retinal shipmaster 4Je,n< who wad a prisoner at ?* At Alta, Utah, a snowslide on Friday veraity, and the fair mx are uow peti- I ?!A ; ever born brought to the notice ol the publi. killed eleven person and swept away Honing the local government for the n“rtIuoor I that of Mr. J/tT Beach, eft Worn- Bridz.-. UWr the wohks of the new Emma mine. The right to vote. A few days ago a peddler was mur- I Co., S'. Y. Mr. Beach nad suffered *n>« snow'Was piled forty feet high. The executor of an estate at Spartan­ ?*rr<Llio a negro cabin near Cahokl.t. ' ber iMh. WT», from Um preaetuv ot ( *k*Ju- , and Stone Hjhr right Kidney. No levs th*.. -*•' The republican congressmen of Mich- burg, R. C., haa been served with a I1L 1 ne body was cut to pieces A ’ueians were employe,! at dtflerent liter' ' • aegro -------- Idjy gan, will ask ITesident Arthur to ap­ claim for $8,000 arising from a note for distributed in the fields. A ^butn Mr. Beach mH hundreds ol dollarv o^wed point ex-Senator Ferry minister to Rus­ $100, given some yeanr ago, bearing q .II'TT William Brown waa Wrto wrested I medical treatment, with *>ni* temnoran r- and made a confession to kill- fro® hb .vgm.>. sia. compound interest at- 6 per cent per Saturday ing the peddler and cutting Uie ’.lwdy --J-*’---------------• . .to I By Ute unreut >o!i«tationj* ot his trlchds <-• Heavy rains have fallen in Califor­ waa induced to try Dr. David Kennedy *• Fs nia for toe past few days, aud the rail­ Charles H. Reed steps to tbe front pieces, burning portions and distribut­ vorite Remedy" — experienced a marked tn ing the balance in tta iiekta. Several provement from the first day be bog*« Jo '-** road track has been washed awayjlin others are implicated. the medicine: on th* lath of tteptembci h< »o)c several places. The will of the late Hon. L. J. ed a stewe m large M could be pas'Od throtvC The relief steamer Carrie Caldwell moit positively that no one but God the nataral obanMl. , _ ‘ * ** .Mr. Reach ooncJpdrs a kH« tetter to lb Lee* distributed at h(ew Liberty .Ills, .eighty- and himself knew anything of his in­ Knowles, of Worvestar. Mjm tion to a large numbei of t four thousand niLions and thousands of tention to kill President Gartaid. to public institutions in Nei quilts and blankets. Rev. John G. Hull, residing near SenMwaitebtsmNriat feoo dlAcultfr* to Cwtetoo the Kidiwya sad BtaKtar. or sin dtoortw* A man reported to be Tiller, the St Watertown. Wis.. long ago commenced rtOW,. Insfroaian impure ।state ot ttc N«*i £■’ Louis express-thief, was on Friday ar­ to use soda for tta relief of »disordered Northfield, Minn.; $2,000 to “Arortte Itamedv. arid by all dnwiri*^ f'” ? oa . I ^S f Z or *k h mtadona. After rested at Wichita. Kansas, and banded stomach, and has for years consumed Duclor’a ouly nddrnM Is Bondout. New > oyer to the sheriff. from ten to twelve pounds a week with­ A propeller whieh reached Milwau­ out apparent injury to himself. Richard Fellow^ who tins the finest us a <wm> ot Ktdnn *> kee Friday reported Lake Michigan Electric Bmm ’in completely frozen over, with occasional residence and grounds in New Haven, DOt. as U»&ur icebergs twenty-five feet high. him been stricken with paralyse, Btly cured »«* tforiric Rltwe-. AU the gambling eatabliitomento at WhHaey. tbe rifle manufacMirw, is Habrfe". *<•*Hot Springs, Ark., were closed Friday slow I t recovering from an attack if lyquickly cured 7 morning and the sporting fraternity pboid trvar. Two munbeni of tta jury which mo- which cause B suspicion that eocne emhave evacuated tKe lowxx. PtoY« was connected with the crime. C. mjitt« d Dukes of tbe murder of Captain The democratic state convention of Illinois will be held at J’eoria, July 2. Natt, at Uniontown, Pa., hafe co®" and toe basis of repreoantatton wiU menced piocqj&dingsfor criminal libel •«SSQ £JiX give twelve hundred delegates. ** newspaper, and will utakuta fwet-ta taavtaf tka wfe uakx>k«L tarSMaMralie Bitten remove U* c»uw .< John McMahon, city collector of Ho- suits for damage against its editors. bokei^New Jetsej’. is missing, and the mayor haa 'taken possession al his of­ Mi-w i.iim Mortou liecme paralnMl fice. 1 lonin>« •»<! entire rirfit M, of citizen* of Wakeman. Hunters’ in Chester county. South 1“ for$lfiOJX». Vanfleeti Carolina, captured a ferocious animal, ber body, aorompanM bv rtter iou of buyer and sgicultural ietm» mwUdue F* with the bead of a lion and the body of memory. <Dd stood high tn public a goat, after it had killed five dogs. hS* Who r»- C^fijry « Norwalk indicted M. O. . The cigar manufacturers of 8an Fran­ Vanfleet, and auH haa been cisco have locked out 3^500 Chinamen ^nd prupdae to employ±^500 white men Vitali 7“ foUtf •Mminrt Geonre B. General J. K. Moorhead, an aged cit­ izen of Pittsburg, always a leader in business and politics, died Thursday from cancer of the stomach. Petroleum has fallen below,the dollar line; and the demoralization caused the nominated Hon. George A. Pillsbury for mayor. The democrats will proba­ bly renominate Mayor Ames. aggregating $40,000. A lockout by the cigar manufactur­ ers of Cincinnati, on the question of ad­ vancing wages to two workman for making a peculiar brand, throws over Fuller is paid a wtary- by state one thoosaud roes out at employment. for attending to the duties of state J .uuuus; swamp lam! commissioner. The coun­ •Uty men who enrolled -----—.3*- ty of Newaygo pay» him a salary also for ______________ ST the riots of 1887. »nd fired tba bouae conUunimr their !ydlm- -11’ **'<’" went lull u mU« to •tajtod. ud «h« hlmrelf thrltjh tta betrvate W. B. Cash, who killed two unanned DO G*e tNIin* throughout „ tmiu w iu*vr me southwest as one of the moat ex>" bum U» IO.-U if hi. MU P®1* .clriv'ra <■ tbe turf, ended hi. r'”raoiJ« IndlnaUoo I. NlwiA>ulM3r ^r lunatic uylnm at ■E b*al- *“d U1” mllltar, of Aibany, Indiana. He (oat hie mind through nW at the death of Ua ThS^a. J?",,!!0*!? lv* jriEx as xjdMS&WBS' arf*. of nrunp The Brewen’ aaaociation ot Chicano hj»™»l«MlU>oo«l«ttl>e riarocHSS bylogallneaiu. At a meeting of the liquor dMlen and beer relleS, *l">*bn>^>irffed every uloon keeper *« ch«*P«* ’loenee tail anything be chose. cspiGilists have im-MtadSfla **1,00) in tbe Mexican Central road government granting a subsidy of »15.000 Der mile. FruaniMrt 'aCT pnunlcc. h»» K8 iadk to* pnsoner wj» sent to Chesterfield MH. A large force <rf men familiar with the swamp have been nnnmanMi from Cheraw to run down the mur- �what improvements should be made thereon this season. ' tors expecting to remain permanently The Hastings Banner. HAAHiroS. FRIDAY. MARCH M. MM. half filled; we have bwrtl it tausllx<ly remarked, that it wm H, mou<b fore Michigan Mylnm, and the inaane com­ mittee who built it, ought to be locked imdde of it, and kept there; and the ludlcroua feature in the caae wm, that it came ofleneat from thorn Who had aix children, three dog* and a ahot gun $30 OVERCOATS, $15 old. *ad who lived with * Mr. Wilke* lows: Do we want to live in a town 25 In JohMtawn, while ooutinc > tew or 50 years behind the tunes, living a day* rince, r*n into an obetruorion had ham-drum, laggard life; or shall we wm thrown from hi, sled. Injuring his make Hastings a lively, wide-awake, ’Jtahad th*t he died in 48 hour*. progressive city, and we thus enjoy the The preUmlniery examination of J nd conveniences life afforded by the age Crouch and Dan llolcomb, charged in which we live? The Banner ad­ After the building was completed the with the Crouch murder*, is still in vocates all improvements tending to­ find to occupy it as teacher was Prof. one fourth off, Samuel Dickie, who began to lay tbe ward the beautifying and betterment progress. Damaging evidence against TO CLOSE WINTER GOODO. the accused haa been given, and the of the City of Hastings, even though foundation for a better educational sys­ K. MUDGt, Clothier. tem. After him came Prof. Coleman, probabilities are that they will be held it cost the proprietor a few dollars. BUY NO Every elector owning property in this who was followed by Prof. Mitchell. for trial. city should, for his personal benefit, Each no doubt did good work, the de­ Tbe dwelling of Mr. Adam Nldy, of 280.00 OVERCOATS, 216,00, 1 aakee Spring*, waa destroyed by lire vote in the affirmative on this question; tails of whieh we cannot in this article 227.50 OVERCOATS, 216.00, those not property holders should v6te step to recount. Prof. Mitchell wu Monday afternoon. About one4ourth 225.00 OVERCOATS, 216.00, succeeded by Prof. C. B. Hall, who still of the household furniture wm saved. “ yes," for the public good. . 290.00 OVERCOATS, 216.00, The building wm totally destroyed. Heavy Fires.- Wednesday forenoon remains; and it is of his work and ef­ Origin of fire unknown. We learn that almost the entire business portion of forts that we wish at this time to write, 218.00 OVERCOATS, 216.00. for Xhe purpose of showing what has tbe building and furniture were insured. Allegan was destroyed by fire. The been done and is still being done, to The argument, socaUed, of arew op­ portion destroyed was from Cedar street put our Hasting high school well in ad'ilkin*.' the river and from Hubbard to posed to water works in thia city, that to i All the hrick vanee of the most of the schools of our NO CURE, NO PAW! we have done without in times past, re­ Trowbridge streets. state. Under his management and minds ua of the Irishman who proposed business blocks were burned except the push the Hastings high school has been to furnish *' prospective employer with Chaffee house. The offiem of the Jour­ advanced, so that it ranks fourth in the a statement from his former employers 'nal and Tribune, the Democrat, and the state; only Detroit, Ann Arbor and that he had never died on their hands. 1Gaaette were consumed. We are glad Grand Rapids being ahead. When we Friends sending the Banner ac­ to learn that the offices were insured. see cities like Saginaw, Ypsilanti, The total loss will foot up fully 8500,­ counts of wedding anniversaries, etc. ( Adrian, Battle Creek, Jackson, Kalama­ will please make the same as brief as 000, with 8250,000 insurance. The fire zoo and many others, with a population 15.00 OVERCOATS, 11.00, possible. Space is the stock tn trade of 'originated from a defective due in' a 12.50 OVERCOATS, 11.00, in many cases aix or ten times greater building occupied as a grocery. a newspaper, and brevity.--especially in. than ours, compelled to take back seats, 12.00 OVERCOATS, 11.00. The same morning Grand Rapids was matters of concern to but a limited few as educational centers, we ought to feel visited by a 8900,000 conflagration, —is desirable on the part of our corres­ a just pride in doing all in our power to . which destroyed the manufactoriA of pondents. the felt boot company, Bissell’s carpet aid both professor and teachers, who labor so earnestly for our welfare, and Traverse City has water works , sweeper company, a belt factory and a similar to those proposed to be put in broom shop, and a saw mill. It is ’ re­ the race. here. The business men and inhabi- : In, three years, under the manage­ ported that one life was lost. ment of Prot. Hall, our school building tants of that town with one accord unite PERSONAL. in voting them a good thing, especially has been completely filled, so that the Mr. Andrew Young starts tor Dakota janitor’s quarters have been vacated by since they have had an opportunity of WILLIAM NEWTON, him to make more room. The Board testing the works, and being enabled to Monday next. Miss.Anna Holbrook, of Muskegon, has been compelled to add four more confine a large fire to comparatively is visiting relatives in this citv. teachers, the high school has grown narrow limits. Mr. Truman Parker is In attendance from an enrollment of 57 to 250, and its The Hastings City Band will give a FOR HALE. I graduates outnumber all previous years dance at the skating rink in the near at the agricultural college, Lansing. put together; and so fully are they in­ future. First class music will be fur­ George Preston and wife leave to-day, structed, that they go to their places in • nished for the occasion. Proceeds to go for a two weeks visit with friends in University or colleges of the state with­ for the benefit of the band. The boys Ohio. out further preparation. Every township BALTIMORE REHUBUCAS CAUCUS* are deserving of support, and they Maj. Key, of Howard City, was in in the county is represented, and many The npubUeaa caucus far the township of R*luraofr, far the purpose of norsinrtlnx aandl- should have a good attendance. An­ the city Wednesday, the guest of Dr. from other counties, in this school. for the various township officers, the eJccof six de I agates to the county convention, nouncement jw to time, etc., will be Snyder. One' hundred and seventy-five non-resi­ *od the innsaetlon of saeh other buslnese m made hereafter. Mr. Walker Matthews went to Lan­ dent students, a normal class of ninety, au*' properly come before tbe caucus, will be Bek! at Allen Green's resWetiee. on Friday, A meeting of the republican county sing Monday to attend the Agricultural three-fourths of whom are teachers and April 4th. ism. at S o'clockjp. m. . committee was held in this city Wed­ College. ; By Ordrii Com. former members of her classes; and all j nesday for the purpose of deciding P. T. Colgrove was at GreanviUe'on at a much less cost per capita for in­ Vote yen on the water works ques­ upon date and issuing call for a legal business Tuesday and Wednesday struction and for incidentals tham.any Are going fast at these prices, but we have a great many left. county convention for the purpose of of this week. other school in our state. tion. electing delegates to the state conven­ There is one fact to which we wish to Mr. Hilbourn, editor of the Demo- j। Now is the time to plant your spring tion. The result of the meeting will be J call the attention of our school board idvertiwmente. ' . found in'the call published elsswhere. crat, spent Sunday last with his family and our citizens as well, and that is Quite a numl>er of Hastings parties The committee did not favor the calling in Muskegon. this: the professor and his assistants start for Dakota Monday. Mrs. Julius Russell returned Wedof a district convention for this conare over-worked, doing more work by । nesday evening from a few days’ Every progressive man will favor | gressional district. ' one-half than any other school in -the ! visit at Grand Rapids. the. putting in of water works. i A? the skating rink on Thursday I state. With only two assistants the ----------r. — *he class work becomes too laborious, and ' ' ,March ‘ ‘ es will be ’ Miss Belle Throop, teacher iu Found, on state street, ---------Monday p. m.; evening, 20th, prizes , a pair of gloves. ’Inquire ‘ of- — Dr. -Lamp-1• awarded for the most graceful skating Coldwater schools, is spending a lew. cannot lie done with the time and at­ । in couples lady and gentleman first j day’* vacation with her parents in uxac. tention that should l>e given it. Give A «epr>«enTative| of that lively and second prizes. A prize will also lie 1 c’l.v. I the professor and Ids assistants a generi Mrs. Hattie Turner wife of Dr. H. C. • ous chance, and more help,' and they sheet, the Detroit Times, called at our given for the most graceful gentleman । * ' office Monday. ] skater. Three competent , judges rwill ,_|j Turner, of Orangeville, fell and broke 1 will make thflt old atrylum tell for good rorks meeting Tuesday i selected by the contestants. Ajl i both bone* of the left arm just above 1 that shall ring along down the coming The water wc 11 attended, and the sub- wishing for »** these prizes wrist jne The amueni accident wxurre occurred on: vears, an honor to those who erected it I *,*mi>rWMWril»tten<tal.«>dth*ml|>-l» i*i"« to to compete for POxre jthe I the wrwu . j in^^tj,.ntiv wait<*<! for'thej j. a wa.i eoMiderably dta-iireed. | wU11*»* their namm. at... ,he_ ri“k I Sund’5' *.*._*^*.«. 91h ln“*l' her WrU,d “»' and who .hav Local News. TMs is mat Is an Boiu! Come in and We will Explain More Fully, All Overcoat marked in plain English figures $18, $20, $25, $27, $30 will be sold at a uniform price, of $16.00. All Overcoats marked on the ticket SI5.00, 113.50, SI 2.00 will be sold at a uniform price of SI 1.00. $10.00 OVERCOATS, $6.00. 8.50 “ 6.00. 7.50 “ 6.00. 6.50 “ 6.00. All Overcoats marked on the tickets 810.00, 8.00, 7.50, 6.50 will be sold at a uniform price of $6.00. OUR FINE OVERCOATS Star Clothing House 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapid*. .. . ,, Mr. Ike Hendershott is making **.»< improvement, upon hie newly pun hMol property on Gn«> rtreet. „ _T , ... Mokee h. Nevis. U mltluw . i An auvkm of tiro Ind*?, i-vening, I ™»»«1 «■» l’"rnln« °ut of “ ehln>ney on Mr. Hadley s-house in the sec0J| wanl. WB1 promptly reeponded to I, wbn h he l* eellimr at bottom priree. by firemen | Many hop)<1 before the date given. and dtteen* Mnre genendly. At a session of the Iwanl of educa^mded the city would have watef tion Tuesday evening H. G. Carter was workUt thus doing away the neewity of electisljanitor of the high school build- dragifttyc the cumbroiw -baud- ewrtar • ing. through the street*, and then puinprag Us more goods on the same until forced to atop from Morse E. Nevins for a little money than tny other store exhaustion. - , , in town. Give him a call and save Mu. Samuel 1’owewi. father ot Wm. money. II. Power*, of this city, died at Decatur, The W. C. T. U. will meet witfi Mrs. Mich., on Bunday, the 9th laid., in the 76th year of hie age. The funeral ser­ vice* were held at the home of the de­ ceased and the remains were interred by those of his mother in a cemetery Ti'tMK Gun Lake Aatociation direc­ tors who visited their grounds Tuesday near Deeatnr. Mr. Powers was a form­ er resident of this dty, having moved say that the walking was good on the from New York state here in the faUof return trip. I860. and in the spring of 1874he moved Thk'Banner » informed that Mr. to Decatur. Five children survive tteo. Goodyear intends building a fine him. ' residence, on his premises on Green street the present season. Watxb Wobka.—The notation ot The annual meeting of the W. C. T. landing the city In tbe sum of gJOflOO. l\ of Rutland, will be held Friday,1 at a rate of interest not io exceed live March 29th, at 1 o’clock p. m^ at Mrs. per cmt. for the purpose of securing water works will be submitted to the Chidester’s. Cordial invitation th all. elcetoi* of the dty at Us* election April The Hastings band is making fine 7tb. This meMure should awry. in the progress. If tl»e boys are enabled to secaire sufficient funds to retain their opinion of the Bawhkm, tor the Mow­ ' / present leader, the bund will lie a cred­ ing reasons: First, the dty needs better tire pro­ it to tbe dty. tection. and this proposed system will Fitzgerald Bost is making exten afford the beet protection practicable. sive preparations for a grand time at Beoond. the fact of having water in their camp-fire at Union hall, in thia. ' ' the business houses and residence* dty, on the 18th instant. All are would be a convenience to the greater dially invited. portion of our cititens. while, at the Peter Cobb, an old resident of Irv- same time, three works would decrease ing township, died of typhoid pneu­ the rate of Insurance from five to S> per monia Bunday last He had been post­ cent, as stated by the board of under­ master at North Irving since the estate writer*. Ushmant of the office. There is no doubt butthat the -works Bentley Bros. &, Wilkins have a can be put in for less than the prop.s«l new advertisement in this issue. Tbe amount -MOJOO). The statement of wagons manufactured by this firm certain individuals that three work* have a large sale aud give universal would entail an expense of >11)0,1X10 I* satisfaction. They are made upon but the reeult of vivid IroaginaUomi, and Is not given credence, even hr three honor. • C. G. Bentlev next Tuesday afternoon. A cordial invitation to the ladies of Hastings. The M. E. social w ill be entertained by Mrs. W. A. Hunsberger and the ladies associated with her at the M. E. parsonage on Wednesday afternoon । and evening of next -week. A conilalI welcome to all. Mr. Oscar. Crook, who has lately re-• edved an appointment a* railway poa- | tel clerk, advises his friends In this city by letter that he still annives, and In-1 tends returning home to-day (Thursday)! to take his week of “lay off.” He runs' between Kalamazoo and Chicago. ;---- ——I Our School.—-In 1872 after the lire; bad 'consumed the old school building ’ standing on the hill where the new one now stands, the citiZenK of Hastings1 met to (insider the propriety of erecting a new building on the old site. Several meetings were held, and the following persons were selected as a build­ ing committee. Natlian Barlow, presi­ dent; D. R.Cook.secretary; A. J. Bowne. treasurer; R. iB. Wightman and John M Nevins. After spending much time and consulting many different plans and buildings, they at last adopted the plan and specifications of architect Ran­ dal of Chicago, published notices to contractors for the letting of the job, received ma&y bids and accepted the bid of Mr. Marahall, of Ann Arbor, to Ar^bt the building «*ta cost of 83JM), fgr which sum the dty issued bonds jtoyable in tnstallmenta at ten per cent per annum. The work of building was commenced under the contract, and Mr. W. I. F. Hams, was selected by the committee to see to it, that the work wm done and completed according to the plans and specifications. The work progressed, but before completion the contractor, Mr. Marshall, quit the job, claiming that be had put into the building more money than he was to receive for the entire work. The committee, after taking counsel aa to proceeding against the bondsmen of Mr. Marshall, concluded that it would be cheaper and better to complete the building than to take the chances of a protracted and probably expensive law suit, the termination of which would be very doubtfu|at best; so accordingly Mr. Hams, who was fully competent and entirely familiar with the work, was put in charge by the committee, and our school building was finished ready for use. ITicenix like it had aris­ en from thr ashes of ita predewMor, and as we think, a monument of which our dty should fed prowl. making the assertion. Thar these work* would be self-su*. taining. if not at the outset in_ a_vary be pu-t We firefnUr sheet time, is a f— eoLmintered’ W ita erecfimi. add the mall who wiU honestly investigate the alHi.se ami anathemas heaiarf on the matter. To substantiate this assertion heads of the i *“4Vt’ attention U) dtiM po idiota. Gentlemen comprising the board of directors of the Gun Lake aseociation visited-thdr grounds at Gun Lake Tues- - - - . day for the purpose 'of determining i ntmerx «SSw fruits. rr i I nder the judicious management of Prof. Hall over 81,000 for foreign tuition will he received the present season,, and the interest in the school is kept in­ creasing both in and outside of the city, in sp much that Hastings'high xthool is attracting attention from all parts of the state, which should make us feel justly proud. We should not be j parsimonious in our dealings with pro­ fcssor or teachers who give us so good . _ a reputation. It la said,. “he laughs beet who laughs last,” and when I see the ' ’ ------ -union school building full, and see that if the same interest is kept up, that we shall have to put on an addition; when I see what a grand work is being done for our children, giving trfem oppor­ tunities to break from the shackles of ignorance, 1 feel like saying to the other members of the committee, “Well have our laugh now. D. R. C. The Catholics will dedicate their new church on Jdfferson street, Thurday, the 20th inst, The services will poxnmencti at 11 o’clock a. m. Bishop Borgtsta, of Detroit, assiiitwj by several other, church dignitaries, will conduct the ceremonies. Special Book Sale! ------- -AT--------- Frederick Hotchkiss.' I have on hand Several Standard Books, bought for the holidays. I will close them out to you at Bottom Figures! “5: ~ DMOF“LjtwwuT-Rlehnrd r>iuoud. .lame* _ ___ .... The long winter evenings are upon us. '^U^erUto brtwnrtAnrMLIMB, the ri You can spend them in no way more profita- tagtai r-n. i ~ ii~Jy diwhxr-* ta. bly than by reading. itoluvy, resuiviiiK uwii mm M*WI In been* Have the books for you, and so cheap you cannot help buying. tort two dwi • Thrt'M so," rea over a. uw. I «■* iwKwbh-1 n.wiw .w mi I p«M on Um Urao mnl oouhl «.>■ thlii*. MymbMUo* Murn* no. I iw* >IM ukeoroaboute.KMlnrmyw-UCo Um hot tun ^1 worn. .HI M I ml flwS«y 1 onlUtmt. WluU eb'h Toxic saws." km which has teen known ■» School Books! M Ihave wtat you want ta this Ine. ’ I ■ �.me ntlr—d oornjwiy The trcasun- oepanmeni mu* that trade dollars are being purchased in the for t tie aale of the Cherokee Indian eartera cities at a heavy dbeount. to send portiMl reservation in Kansas aix! a tneaautre wu abroad for sale to emigrant-*I Introduced to dlijmae of the kickupoodlThe M-mrte r-sutnittee-mi phblie lan«to has minlahrtl rearnution in the saHie-state-The ordered a favorahle report bn the house bill pleoro-imeiunonia bill wm made the Hpecial forfeiting the TVxm Partfic land grant In fur TuHMlgjr. Three hour* were apeut ; New Mexico. Arizona amH’allfomla. | order hi debate on the Mexican treaty, in secret Until tWeflciency appropriation hill shall Hmsion. and there to every probability of | Im- nosse-l. 10* clerks in the censns bureau speedy action on the document are Miuqwnded. for lack of funds to pay their | HOUNK. . salaries.. 'Die house committeo «»tr public lands hM Mail 4.—In Uie house, bills were retorted for deelded to recommend the forfeiture of the tn amend the Chinese immigration act, to grant to the Atlantic and PncUic railroad prevent the adultepition of teas, and to per- \ What girea our Children Caate>ria promote* Digestion lying west of Mojave nnd eart of the junc­ mancntly Improve the Erie canal for free / and ovaroomea klatutenry, Conatipa- What curve their team, i traffic. In cumnffttpe of the whole oh the tion with the Sunt* Fe nsuL naval appropriation bill, it was agreed that I tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhcm, and J. II. Johnson, tiic mayor of IJanville, Vbxinia, testilittl before tlw senate Investi­ the staff con* .->hfcil after July be largely re- I Fcverishneaa. It insures health and gation at Washington that had a negro dueed by ndlremrnts. natural nk*p, without morphine. shown himself mi the street during the Mail 5.—Tbe house ado)>ted a resolution tlon riot there would have -been a million unseatin. Tnuiqulllino ijrna as delegate . holes bored In him. - from New Mexico and admitting F. A. Man- OmumU is so wWl adapfad toCUMrea that Joaquin Miller ap|M*ansl before the ho*tse ganarea. who w» jiromptly sworn in. An , reconunuod It aa superior to any praoortpttou •worn to am.” H. A. Aam«a.M.D.. committee op territories to state hto beJivf adverse report was made on the resolution that pdygamy to deuva-ing, that the Mor- : for the relief of vuffenxs by Cite overflow of 1 Unit < *»»t*.rln! M Portland Are., Brooklyn, N. Y. mon jieuple are extremely ignorant, and are the lower Mississippi and by thecyrioneln North Carolina, hatt a favorable report wm I led by cranks. He opperted repressive meas­ ures. and urged education As the cure for handed hi on a reeolution requesting the sec­ CENTAUR LIKIMEWT-bd absolute cure for Rheumarotary of war to igfonn the boiuu* whenever i political dlsotxlm in Utah. relief Is needed along the &llMlwdp|ri. Ptoj The Gorman minister at Washington has longt<d debate on the naval approitriation I i I-nt, Sprains, Burna, Galls, Ate. Tbe most Powerful tmd Pene­ i received from Berlin the cthigreMtlonal rts- j bill wm relieved .by the antics of Mr. Bel- i trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. leatn or r ,"L..Y i olutlon on the death of Herr ibmct l^Lsker.. wnn with Btanarek j an expression of regret by ‘ Prince ” * *" fo[^- of C house the naval ap- . jtdled to Mak. <k—The hi, — that he felt compelled — return it. Ln the ' ' ’hs during propriathm bill in very much the shape । 1 reicitstag, Friday, when the deaths reeomtoended by tbe appropriation commit- i the wow were announced, an IndependI“l...----tee. The oniv only important amendment* added । ; ent member expressed gratitude.. to ...... the ree. ; American <;ongreHs, whereupon ho wm call- । at the suggoitioh of outsider* were one pro- ■ ; cd to orders nnd quite an excitement fol- poeMsi by Betford providing for the detail of | ~ naval officers to act us instructor* in col- j | lowed. another AIk.iii Mtan vdiKiUlimiil bill, an- before leges, and “ rother permitting |K-n>.lttlnjr retired officers 2.v relative . J..2. ... major in the ; euiigress for action. Senator Blair promises I below the ranks of .— .lt.:.. corps . _rps to accept civil to appropriate Sl3>,im.ono for common : ttripV r.Lvy, nav>\cr «*r l P^nnc ; schools,'t<> Im- expended within fifteen juars employment from the “ government The “ reand a trw democrats under the l in the stales and territories In proportion to pubhcans : Illiteracy. Kc|*n«eulative Willto nas intro- lead of Dorshclmcr of New York tried to Inconionite un amendment appropriating I I duceif n measure to' aet 'iirtdc 855,000,000 ten years. Senator Ixignn'.s bill j»ro- g449,a>0 for the new cruiser*-, but they were Cures ScrafulA, Erysipel&s, ; within videa for the annual appropriation of 8-V).- defuattxl by tiic majority under Bandall and ' . Pimples And Face Grubs. | 000,000 from the Internal revenue, and Hej*- Cox. Mar. 7.—The bouse voted to recommit i Blotches. Boils, Tumors, Tet­ resentatjve Perkins introduced a similar the bill to retire Alfred i'leasuntun with tbe । . . . . ter, Humors, Salt Rheum, ! measure for dispcMing of $30,000,000. Scald Head, Sores, Mercurial • A aubcsHumittec ot the senate committee | Diseases, Female Weakness ■ on pnttofllces and |M«t-roiuto Friday exam­ iuouUl A bill to pension the widow of Gen- I and Irregularities, Dizziness, , bred William Henry Smith, general man­ I era! Frank P. Blair wan reported. Bills were Loss of Appetite, Juandice, ' ager of the nxmciatea pv»K,'ln regard to the patvsed to Increase the pension of Ward B. I . 1*1 L I mi the inc Wert mi-­ । • of the ass«»cinti<m with Affections ot the Liver, Indi­ ., relations J,,"LrVeU,1<’ era Union Telegraph company. Mr. Smith KrouwsiuopM-uumth,u4» J ■ 1 J gestion, Biliousness, Dyspep­ explained that the a<noeiatcd press Is a pri­ lief to Ixraiaa Boddy for Injuries at the : sia and General Debility. ' vate busluww. enjoying no exclurtve con­ hand* of the Modoc Indians. An evening' i tracts; that its news is personal property; session was held for fhe consideration of J that I to wealthiurt uu-uiburs takeupou thriu- pension Nils. Mar. A—The house, by a vote of lift to selves the largest iHiyments f«ir expense*. that at some points It imys the telegraph 197, refuaed to go into cinumittec to consider rasn«, hilbwin 4 co. !*, «.». .1 and company more than to asked from the pa­ tbe bonded-whisky bill. A favorable rejnrt was made on the Ml I f<*r the <*rectiou of pers receiving the reports.. Third Assistant Fortraaster General Hazen public buildings at Akron. Ohio, and Du­ ha< «ent to tbe K|**-aker of the house a letter luth, Minnesota. LTRED BAMFORD & COMar. ta Id—In tbe the bunae. bonse. bills bill* were Intro- Il f._ 1 _ __ 1 J 1 . ,• tn which he state* that since June I the issue of postal cards |m.s decreased to such an ex- 1 dneed to incnrporuethe VriiowMone. ‘ FroBco -ZVx-tlaata*. Spokane Fall* an<i (tear d’Aleoa and the Spokane and Cour Alene i Dfukrv in -Fine Wall i*apen>. Leatherr tent that he feels justified in requesting the roads, and to grant the right of way through ' _ appropriation committee to strike $.T».ooo Papera, lij « RUtCTA, L1XI KU?*, puper paper ceiling cmuug time umr’ ; jfrom ™. tlie nHlmate ^liuaU originally originally qtibmitted for Indian territory to tbe Kansas City. Fort | rations,_et«re Hare shades. shati«, decorative definitive pictu picture ’** । jhe manufacture of porta bcott and Gulf,- — the St. ixmto and Itaxter ,.._.fal card*. The 1 -------------------RW,an. [ Springs, and the St, Joseph and Bio Grande inouldlngB ign and centres. Estimate* ErtiuiateH giv* given —- | amount originally asked for fot and dfvdgns submitted for frescoing andI | During a numt>er of months this y«<ur the | roads. Two ooivdituti-rtuil amendments demand for postage stanna increased 1ft per ; were proposed, gh ing txmgre*s the power I stain]* paper decorations. X55 JefferaNK A»,. Detroit,-Midi. j cent over last year, ami the demand for to make only gold ami <lvvr coin a tcixler rtatuped enveloi»es lncrea*e*l 25 ]*er cent ■ in pavmenl of debu. A hill wa> Introduced over fart year. From these figure* Mr. Ila- granting copyright to newspapers. A ramzm does not antlclTmtc a larger deficiency sage was received from the urr-ddvnt trarn*Gray s Specific Medicine. than that mentioned in his estimate, and the ' inlitlng documenta from the secretary of TRADE MARR The Great Knz TRAOR MARK ]«ostoffiec department may, he thinks, by i stale relative to the nwolutinn on the death lish remedy. Au I next July enter again njwin a aeif-kustain- | of Herr lAs-ker. Mr. Hiscoek offered »n«unfailing . cure olutlon expressing rxpnt>*lnr surprise Nurprti'e and and regret regret that that h)g or paying can-er. olutlon for Hem Inal : the cliuneelloi of <h*nnuny Kbould return a weaktMW*>)er. friendly nnd rmiMv-tfnl communication, and inatorraea. Im■ -Members of the ways and means coDiinltreiterating expri-.-clou* of regret at the depotency, a nd all WB-^W tec have given careful attention U» the an^te Al*e of Eilwtinl Ijiikrr and of «yni|nthy •li*«-;i'-* that nients presented last wrek by mmtlieni «>b- with the parliament of which he wa< a mem­ follow a* a । grewmien in favor of the present nxiuctiun ber. ■luence -to ' awl the ultimate extinction of internal revre IHM TMUM.mci|)Ory. ind- AFTER TARIM, line taxes. Members nf the committee stele FYkltKlGN. verew l3'»itu<fe. pain in the back. cUmiHSM of I that, although no formal actlftn ha*yet been British ship-owners Ihrvaten to register vkdoL jirenurtitre old ;.g*-, and many other rlte- hail, they have every reason to believe that .■smr-ch.it lead to IhMtiny or t'onsun)|itiow. and the committee will rwomniehd the removal their vessels under a foreign flag If the proapreiutun- grave. pomsl shipping bill becomes a law. Fill particulars in our phaiuplilet. whieh we uf the tax on the -pirits pivalncbd from fruit. Mr Spurgeon, the fx*ndon preacher, was 1 deelr tn send free bi. mail to everyone. Th” Foinetime before emigre'** adjourns. The Mpecbr Medicine l» sold by all dnucgls4s at 81 fomirr tax yielded tcj5.tm.7d I V7 in l*«i. and left a large fortune by the late Joseph Pool, per fwlaige. or six pa>-k*jp.-- for 8&. or will be the latter yielded M.US*.'i,lG4 M In 1*k:. Prob­ of Itolcesler. Mxit n-r t>y mall on fhe receipt of tbe money, by ably no sictloii will be token until the Imhihi* Parnell ami hl» followers intend to work I ad<lr««iiiz has Indicate*! the tat£ of the tax bill. At up excltemrtit In Ireland for the mnendment UK GRAY MFPJCIKK CO., Buffalo. N.Y. jiresent none bat the republii-an members of the land wrL nnd to open subscriptions ' ’ Oniecotaitof counterfeits, w have adopted are known to favor the scheme. toward a special agitation fund. , the vdlov. wrapin-r. the <at!y geuulue. Guanui tee« -f cure femed hr us. or Farrand. WUHanis Thu poj»e has made a formal protest against A Co. Detroit. Mlch.j 'fhe rcixAjiof the conurtMptlon and distri­ the'conversion bv the government of real e-»TRADE MARK bution of Kim and wheat in the I'nitnl late owned by tbe ITuimganda Into Italian States, from returns to the <leparttnent of rentes. agriculture on Slsrrit I. will show about »77 A cablegram from Havre announces the i ASK J FOR per cent of the com crop lais gone into con­ prearnre of thirty Irish-Americans, and says 1 sumption, leaving 83 nur cent still remain­ close watch to kept over a dynamite factor) | ing uti band, against 30 per rent of the crop between Amiens and Boulogne. f oflsSJon March 1. Prtfi. This shows a re­ Nineteen lulddes have occurred nt Monte ! M \A7 R I Ci M T duction of about TO.ouo.uuo buriieh. In Carlo since the year openM. on account of | Ttv • I vix lxJTT l, Michigan. Wisconsin, and Minnesota the stock Is but UOUU.UW buRlielNj against •id.tiuo.- play be suppressed are in-coming frequent , <M1U buslu-l-* bust March. In the belt includ­ TRADE if MA ing Ohio, Indiana. Illinois, and Iowa, prre Import*! and Domestic Wall Paper Hangings, stah-xd ola,®. ducln gjpib.OOO.tfxt busheli, the sl<M-k Is only iyj.o0®00. whkh is leas by tM.Otk>>"X) than against him from Ntiakim. with three thous- miaiu wood noorw. Designer and manufacturer art furniture . .. ------- --------------------------of UIOIUUIIII and men. men. j/ the stock on Marell 1. 1*1 The ; -portion and | kfu nfA*lu u 14-x___ Art * a Tile * Mantels a unoi-ia specialty. Representative of the v Low of merchantable corn is 00 per era*, or IWi.Foradvormlng Mtiassination through the (XM,000 bushels. In aierag'1 years, acrtird- columns of socialist newspapers iu 1‘aris, a . 34 FORT ST. WEST. DETROIT. ing to llusu.- retoms, it Is w per cent. Five- man named Murphy was fined 1,000 franc* sixths of all unmendiantable com, or more an«l sentenced to six months'ImpriaoiitneaL " Than fiOO.ooo.OM) bushels, is found north of The funeral of Jerome J. Collina, of the Liver and Kidney Remedy, I A; the Ohio river and west of Pennsylvtinla. Jeannette expedition, took place at Cork. ; The average price of mrrchatdnble com is Sunday, five Oiousand persons escorting the Compounded fronf the wdl knew a J placed ut alMint 51 rents per bushel, or 84M).remains to the cemetery. Cpniuvru UrrpR. Malt, Rechu. Mun। 000,000. TJnmerchantable make* an average itrake. Dandelion. H^nvtparllla, CaaA majority of the French committee ex-1 of '£• cents |>er bushel, or 9107,000,000. Seven ainlnlng oara ffeutnida, etc., com I lined with an into the question of American itork bago. Lame Back. Sprains mwiitiV I per cent of the crop is yet hi the fields un­ importations favors the upjiolntmant of offi­ I and Bruiaes, Aathma, Catarrh, Cougha, Colds, Sore Throat, Diphtheria, Bums, harvested. Tin? wheat of 1KW remaining on cers to inspect hog product on its arrival in TO CUF.E DTSPEPSll & ISEIGESTiOI, Frost Bites, Tooth, Ear, and Headache, and all pains and Aches. . hand is returned as 119,000.000 hushels. ortJK France. per cent of tlie crop. On March 1, IVCtthe Act spun th* Lh»r And Kidssy*. Fosr£Jtjjr£ABrBjr^Oij2^2^2F*<*J®vi£*£WfL25^Jte?*t V.S.X A dynamite plot haa been discovered at Quantity on hand aggregated 143.000,(<00 BtouL4.Ta"THB BOWELS. Pesth. where the i*ullce received several bushels. The rejsirt will give the remits uf They .wc Hheumatrm, and al! lrrithe investigation uf the comparative mudlty jeckug.w of explosives. Eighty-three suspocled Demons in France are being closely iiiry trouble*. They Invigorate. of the crop of I'frCL nourish, strengthen and quiet watched. A wm of O’Donovan Roesa -and a I the Herron* System. brother of Joseph Brady arc living in Paria. i < X1NGREHHION A U A dynamite cartridge exploded Sunday lu As ■ Ton io they have no Equal. ' 8KNATK. the cuirtom-house at Lyons. Frame, killing Al ah. 4.—The senate i«M«ed the military an official. A flat metal box, containing ----- FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.------academy appropriation bill, with an amend­ clock-work and exploslvtw. were sent to tbe ment providing that any owlet hereafter dfee Cognt de Ifaris, hut lt> contents were dis­ Hope and Rtalt Bitters Co. mimed for haring shall not be reappointed. covered by the official, who found U»e wrajs DETROIT. MICH. ff A bill wm favorably reported to relieve per undone. General Gordon arid back for money, and members of the Fitz John Porter court-mar­ tial from their oath of secrecy, and a memo­ £4.000 was forwarded to hhn from (■alm. rial was preset)Ied-from a Grand Army post The English agent at .Maasowgli bi organ­ of Kansas protesting against Porter’s rein- izing an Abyssinian contingent to o|>eratr on •rtatement, Mr.’5henwm<htroduce<l a bill Khartoum. The sheiks at vwural tribes graOk td Jiawapajlui Wf prews asAociatlons offer to desert Ownan Digma ami assist the a copyright uh their imwZfor eight houra. EnglWi, If well paid. Mr. Cockrell reported adversely on the bill In the British house of commoua. theiaarto tend tents for the soldiers'reunion at quls of Hartington moved an appropriaffon Chicago, as none were on hand. A bill wm of 4CFO.OOO for the expedition U» the Sototai. paMed to punish the counterfeiting of secu­ Henn I Jibouchere moved to reduce the Mini rities of foreign governments. A resolution AlOC.OuO, Mr. Gladstone said the govern wan adopted instructing the attorney gener­ rnent hart nip Intention of assuming control al to report Uie awards for damages caused of Egypt, but would withdraw the troops al by the erection of dams on the Fnx and wto- the earliest poMdble momenL corudn riven*, with other Information on the Seventy, picked drterflvps <rf Ijnndon are same subject. receiving Instnartlon* for the pursuit of dyMab. 5.—Tbe senate pawed a bill toex- luuniteri. The Lin hiclblcs of Parts have tend the limits of Yellowstone jiark. TTie jwlevtedlfour men: to take tlm -nfe of Mojudiciary committee made a faverable re­ Ih-nootty- the informer. The police of Vien­ port on the bill providing for the collection na and Peglh have discovered an extensive of-marriage aud dlvorcu atattetlcM. A bill plot. A policeman at the capital of Moravia wm intnkiuced for a public building at Jack­ wm mnrdend hy nnarchistK son, Michigan. An art was passed to au­ The speech from the throne, at tbe open­ thorize the pofrtniMter general to lease ing of the German rcichxtag, nnnmmees a buildings for ]iustofilccH of the find, second, scheme aci-plcnt ItMuranrr. and foreand third classes for ten years, at reasonable ahadous for the pnwentatioii of a bill for inrates. MkM Ponte*. auranct- for the hitlnn and aged. Bills were Mam. fl.—In the senate, Mr. Ixtgan ae- introduced tn extend the anti-socialist law Hul*l<-Ilt nfiti ..r.Ull . .»***■ «hn ru-tUaners have the advantage of our many curod the passage of a bill to refund SIS to and to control Joint stock com twin lea. The y«an eipcrieiac tn lawdlaa •*»■<! Importlna- Fraily A Ihtvenie, of Chicago. Mr. Cock- secewilonhi nnd progn-Wst imrties will com­ large coUecttoni; opportunitfat eoaparinadtL ndl preM-ntcd a memorial from the united bine to form the BInuuIm. '1 he I ,a«ker mat­ town h-rmt breeds nreww; low iuw price*, banaww* oonaww* of ol extent of organizations of St Louis, praying ter will not be discussed until some interna­ bwint-M: aixl h>w rate* of Irani ^.nation. Cni- labor that the wholesale emigration of European tional settlement is made. alngur* free. Corre.ij>ondrnw oolklUd. 4W inwlianics Im- restrictisL A memorial from the M^ate <?f New Jeru-y oppmlng the Mor­ SPRING BOBO, GJWWF»llI) co.. FILMS. rison- tariff Uli was nnwcuted bv Mr. Sewell. - ------------ reoaowto The beat on earth, can truly be said of Griggs’Glycerine Salve, which is a sure cure for cute, bruises, scalds, burns, vide for a system m» outalde the territory of tl and to ate wounds, and all other sorts. Will pos­ propdate ka.ooo f aelta. In itively cure piles, tetter and all skin executive searioo eruptions. Try thfirVondw Mer. the vote on the Satisfaction guaranteed or money re­ funded. Only » oenta. For sale by F. Hotchptoa. CASTORIA Infanf and Children, GERManSeMEDY for Announcement DS LINDSEY S BLOOD SEARCHER tn g°." >>««lw»fr»» * Ireefae —*Mnai> tmi jJ IMictor now <1 res tMs frr. — a.. . A* m-NEWM MFCHIHCE..4 SEEDSllFRUITC! i2ROSES7££.$l 30 PACKETSSi. As the building which we occupy at present ' to be torn down w)thin three months to give way to a new bnck, we hereby announce that we shall sell groceries at reduced prices; and simply ask the public to call and get prices. ifark■ We know times are hard, and tax times unon r us, but if you would save money in the pur­ chase of groceries, call on us. Dec. 20, 1883. ' " . BROOKS & COOK CATARRBhead HopJ&Malt Fresco Pair!ter and Interior Decorator. BITTERS IS2 GREAT BLOOD TOR MIHOMf ECLECTRIC ■■■W WOIL ■ ■■ FAYSCRAPES^ ONLY '2661IKDITI0N. PRICK Only $1 BY MAIL, POST-PAID. KIOW THYSELF. | A Great Medical Work on Panhood. FAbauiUd Vitality. Nervous aad Physical I* Mlity. Premature IJwltnr in Man. !m<r* M Youth. aiMl tbe untnkl mlnertm rostming tew IndlsrreUon or exert**. A t*ook for rv rj man. ycamg, middle aged and old It ronum.* MB prroer1p<i<in» tor >11 acute and rhronk- di-ea-eeach <me ot which I" invaluivbl- bo found bi the Author. »b*>M i-x|*-rt*'i*ce for J year-1* ''wk a* probabh never befor*- frit te th- lot of .») phyak-ian. 300 pages, bound in beauufu! Krenek luoallb. eEntMMwd cover*, twhgklt. iraanmUsd to be a flnrr wud In «vt«y mechanical. Itt «ranzaod profrsaiomu than any idler »o|< 1 In thl« country tor M, it tbe mooei will be refunded in ever? Inotaace. ITHv •»oh •: «® by malt, pu«t paid Illustrative samp> i* <-*ate bend now. Gold medal awarded tbe author b) the National Medical AaaoetHtkxi. to the MBc*w ot which he refers ytm. Tbl» took should be read by the young for tr strix-tioo. and by the afltirtrd tor rebel, it wto brae fit all. London Lancet. There l« no member of soclet, U> »bom th). I>w»k will not be ux-tul, wbrt tier pnJtb. gwuwlaa. Instructor or guardian.- Antonaut. Addrcto the Peabody Medical Jastitate. or IH W. H. Parker. Ro. 4 HuMm ti street. Rost.-s Maas., who maybe conanited on all dtara*ea rv qulrtng skill and ripertonre. airoate and o» Btlaate dlMMUMW that have bal TTJ? A T fr* tbe skill of Jdl other physician* nTlrtlJ » specialty. faMh trraW^ueJpTTXTCJ'E’Twp cwMfully without aa In DPH IP stance of failure 7 Great Monarchies OF THK ANCIKNT KAMT EKN " OKl.B Rv Kawhnson. Three large volumes. over Fine (lluatmtlon*. Prtre reduced fn-ro .*>* TUTT'S TORMO BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER. LEVER WATCH! The most Ixtaaive jnre-ired Live Stock EstablistaeiitTHEWorlil. ill nt g e RMRPYE.„ a^iml 0°°^ RUSKIN’S WORKS. �Tbe Hastings Banner. A LUNCH WITH FREMONT. Local News. i Ua deasnre the oUm» day of C .1?nob Oen- John U- T remcmt, and Mrs. Fremont at their P1.6**?11 Brighton,. faten th. bio campwgu .hm th. To ^“r<>Ttl*’5nTn<1“1 ,b" _ b T?°t° °t Arnone^ »nd this J hul The n-.idanoe ol tho Fremonto u . “od.eHt ’hi*®, houw? perched high on the uuude of the bro^l r<>ud Lh»t »i„d, through tree, .long th. New Brighton The past wiuter has iieen retaarka- b«wh, end it. front window- commund nl« (or the long run of excellent sleigh­ . »ndore.<!h of the Now York her .nd the e<|taM7 of tbe Kill von Kull. It meet be nn Hgrcble ud ootnfortoble Tux usual number of auction sales r°K? hvfi “I >.t “ c«t«inlv . d... xrr taking place in the county this lightful hotuo to runt in. The geuerj jnd Mnu Premont me not »een in Kew spring. . York eoeiety a» often u the,- were, even The entertainment given by Prof. in those entertainments for charity’s Hamill «>n Thursday evening hurt was sake where they used to take so much well attended. pleasure; probably they find the society lr and romping grand­ Ht'Y a pair of Smith,SiminonsZt Peachildren pleasanter. txxiy’s hand made calf boots. They are There arc two sons and a daughter in me best in the market. the house of Fremont. The eldejt son, The question of water work* should John Charles, or “Jack,” as lie tatamil!4- paramount to all others in this city iarly called at home, lives with his handsome wife abd two sturdy boys up at the coding election. . the Hudson. He is in the navy, and Potter, of.tjie Vermontville Hntuk,' his duties are connected with the ar­ is busily engaged in the supervision of rival and departure of ships in this barbor. younger brother. Tra^k, ids roller skating rink. .is a lieutenant. the army, stationed up gRTisElw are invited to look in Montana territory, whither he has ..ver our subscription books to verify । taken the youttg’. wife he' reeeutiy >ur statements in regard to circulation. captured iu New Yojk, a daughter ' of John D. Towuii^nd, thji law­ Pkosecuting Attorney Colo rove yer. Both of the .boys ” deeply li kept busy these days looking after j resemble their father. “Wbpa Irani west," 'said Mrs. Fremont, Uh- iut4 rests of the county in criminal went ' suggested that he stop and coll on •r.tSCS. , Gen. .Sibley, in Minnesota, who had The Banner, has secured a No. 1 ; never seen him. He did it; called in .■rnepondent in Irving, wo Irvmgitea citizen’s dress, nnd said: ‘Gen. Sibley. .u) keep posted relative to happenings I who am I?’ ‘You’re a Fremomt,’said j the general; ‘there’s no mistaking you. :i> their midst. | How is yonr father ?’ ’ The sons ore both I'he Banner now prints and circu- tall, blauk-hoired, black-eyed and three reams, or 1410 papers each । "bearded like a pard," and they both, like their sister, show strains of Gallic rt.vk,- with»the list constantly gaining. , blood— the influence of their grandBouipl to reach 2,000. I father, the poor, scholarly French Ladles. have you forgotten to pur- I gentleman, who came to Virginia at the .-•hroe that. monkey-skin button shoe ’ beginning of the* century and found made by Smith. Nimmons A Peaixsiy? i their grandmother in her teens. ! Mrs. Fremont—that “JessieBenton," Ask your merchant for them. the mention of whose name in the nota­ 'I’he quarterly meeting \i Cedar i ble campaign of 1856, always evokes a 1 'irek circuit, United Brethren in Christ, ’ cheer—holds her own remarkably well. will he held in Cellar Creek church, It doesn’t seem possible that she could March 2Sd. Preaching at two p. tn., by have made liar • famous runaway match nearly forty-three years ago.'She was a deter Mowers. handsome blonde when she ran away A large number of state papers from the headquarters of “Old Bullion" ■picte the Banner as saying that 125 hi Washington and joined the fortunes iiflerent kinds of plow points are man­ of the young explorer; now her hair is ufactured in this city. There are two as white as snow, but she 'shows few indications of aging and talks as brill­ tinjei in this city manufacturing points, iantly as ever. and one of these alone manufactures Ami how much she looks like her this muntar, while the other makes father, tbe eminent statesman of Missouri. Her face is very much like 'wdrly in) different kinds. his and even her gestures and manner Criminal Matters.- Monday last . when animated by con versa tion remind | me uiucli of him as I saw him in WwhWilliam Norman and Jas. Clark, two ington after he had left the senate. llaltiinorians, wiire arraigned Wore She |HX«osses the lineaments of her Justice Hayford, charged with the lar- ' father, somewhat softened, ns she in­ ■t-ny on the night of March "th of 11 , herits Uia studious and logical mind i fikAd his commanding spirit. Was from Roljert Gambrill, of Hasting* township. It apjiears that early on the uioruing of the Kth Mr. Gamhrill discov“Sealing wax,” a stationer said, “is •red that this hen coop had been the j quietly resuming its place for the seal­ r»Tipirnt uf a visit from chicken thieves ; ing of letters. The use of gum in the and as snow hud fallen during the night, place of sealing wax was a seductive he aud:«neighbor tracked the thieves appeal to the laziness of persons, who to Normans home. The evidem-e was eagerly adopted that method because it purely circumstantial, but of such a was quick knd handy. It is much easier character as to thoroughly convince the to run your tongue along the flap of an envelope nnd press the surface together Justice of their guilt. "Pap” thought than it is to heat the wax and close the that a fine of $25 or GO day* in the De­ letter effectually. troit house of correction fdr Nornuiq, “Bnt it haa now come io be slowly and a line of $50 «ir flO days in' the same appreciated that a letter easily sealed is It only re­ institution in the* case of Clark, was nearly as easily opened. quires a little dampness to open any about the fair thing, and the prisoner* were so sentenced. Deputy Sheriff letter scaled with gum, aud it may be done so skillfully that it baffles detec­ fleer was given a search warrant to tion. It is alxnit an much protection search the premises of Norman for the now to put a letter in a gum-sealed en­ chickens, and while searching he discov­ velope as to put the contents on a postal Healing wax is a protection ered buried hi the hay several chickens card. not belonging to Grambrill, three grain against the prying curiosity of persons not dishonest enough to steal your let­ bags, half of a sheeps carcass, and a tine ter out and out, yet willing to possros wolf skin robe which Clark had stolen themrolvro of yonr secrets by peering >rom the sleigh of Mr. L. S. Bates on- into yonr letters after steaming open a ■ die previous Tuesday. Evidently the gum-aeaied flap. “A pretty feature of the uro of seal­ two m< n made a business of petty thiev­ ing wax ia the opportunity to use seals. ing Norman has a wife and five chil­ Heal rings are plenty enough, and if dren dependant upon him for support, you have not a seal ring, you may use which fact induced the Jut ice to light­ a coin, or a tangle, or any rough sur­ en his sentence. Norman paid his tine face,. the break of which might be an indication that the letter had lieen •md Clark now sojourns in Detroit. tampered with. The exorea* rompamro Mr. Geo. Wilkinson, of Hope, is in aill not receive a valuable package tor the toils of the law. It is charged that transmission unless it in carefully on Saturday afternoon last George ub sealed. Seal your letters by all means stracted a bag containing'groceries to with roehng wax if roj wish bo keep the value of $1.55 from the sleigh of 11. their contents free fnmf inspection-' Lewis Stern has a change in his ad* <ert Element this week. I> McIntosh, while the same was on Jefferson street in this city. He was sivn in the act and was given chase by an ofiirvrs. numerous citizens and vari­ ous small Ijoys, overhauled ami mwerted by (‘unstable Stebbens. who piloted his prisoner before Justice Campbell. Wilkinson plead “not guilty,” tn the • harge, asked for and was granted an adjournment until Friday next,at which time he will lie tried by jury of" his purs. M.miwhile he is out on »1UO tail. Hr claims that it was a case of mistaken identity. Hill's Peerless Cough Hyrup will ' “re cough, cold, croup or sore throat, and relieves whooping cough, asthma.' It dot-snot dry np a cough and leave the inflammation and fever behind it, but loosens the phlegm and morbid matter, and permits nature to heal the lung tissues and deseased parts, Call *nd get a liottle. If not satisfied after using if, return the empty bottle and I will refund your money. A package of Cobb’s Little Pills in top of each Lottie free. Fredrick HotchWw. ' severe changes of weather this winter. gENTLEY BROS. Si WILKINS' I have not felt tbe first intimation of tbe return of my rheumatic trouble.” “Do you object to the publication I of this interview, Mr. Ashley?” oral head of orguinettea, the manufac­ “Not at all. sir. I look upon it as a No city on the American continent ture of which was begun naarlv u duty I owe to my fellow creatures to decade since. Tbe ■ auooero with has a larger floating pppulaUon than Washington. It Is estimated that alleviate their sufferings so far. as I which they met was so spontaneous ain able, and any communication re­ that the name under which substan­ during the sessions of congress twentygarding my synmtoms and cure that tially the -ame instrument is now known five thousand people, whoee homes may be sent to me at 506 Maine ave­ became legion, and the concerns en­ are in various parts of this and other nue, will receive prompt and careful gaged in their manufacture have in- . countries, make this dty their place attention." residence. Some come here, atcrearod iu the same ratio. Like most from ■your recital Mr. ,--».?«------new inventions they were at first crude, i traded by the advantages the city . “.Judging * ’’ there must be wonderful cur­ cumber-ome ' ’’ 'i offers for making the acquaintance of! e and complicated, Vasily ative about this medicine.'” public men ; ---------other,----------- —various i “ I’'" properties h" getting out uford,,., ..,d .,m i a — of orde>-, and generally but . "Indeed, there are, sir, for no man ‘ ‘‘ ch ’ uiuv thnv niuu wioh to tn present, nrwaant 1 ' poorly ooitatructed. However, the ma n e.,a *“ they wish I’uui r> coni.rucuj-i. » ___ ibeing - . ... . tl... __ *£..__ *____ “ 2_________ 2_____________ „I priueipleH correct, the. I wbu« tho 3™*' mejortty gather here, before thlT^JX -d 1 this remedv remedy gave me relief. relief." ■rhmk .... constructed . ... ■* , I'rnwu —J before tnis which even such ____ poorly j the as the crows flock to the’earrion, .for “To go buck to the original subject, goods created stimulated competition. ' the sole purpose of gutting u morsel aud improvements rapidly followed | ttt the public crib. The latter class, Mr. Ashley, I suppose you see the same about“*the lobby each ottar, until the mechanical inatrn- iul u Renerai thing, originate the many 1-----7 familiar ------ “Tfaces — w menta of to-day woul I ta hardlv reeog- schemes whieh teruiinate in vicious | be2“on «“tar session ? ul which wbkiu are either miner directed , ®ot °? much mi««ht nizable compared with those originally bJ,ls. a!J of .X00 - .— at the. the public treasury, or toward that that,. are constantly seen offered. ’ ut ,,New ew faces ftre .............. _.. ... The common orguinette represents -revenue which the black-mailing of. I and &n(1 old ° , nnflK dfRAnrwmr ^isappeur. The titrain strain I the cheapest etaap»st style of any automatic in corporations’ or private enterprises ! lobbyists is necessarily very strament in the market - It is very, may bring. ■ Rreat, and when you add to this the mneu a<lmin-d, and ha-, be-xime quite a While walking down Pennsylvania; “eniorallzing offeot of.late hours and favorite, it being neat, compact sad avenue the other day I met kir. Wil- |?u’mP«rate habits, and the tact that simple iti its -construction. It has a Hani M. Ashley, formerly of your city,! ,^1 ,° found out in their full, c.eai- tone, i»well made, and, in j whose loug residence here has made v^51118’ t“e“ dl®appoaranoe can easily nnge of music, is practically unlimited, i him unusually well acquainted with ! «w2°?Otea , The top is easily raised, or entirely re- the operations of the lobby. I.bloodmoved; the music then laid in. reaAy to Having made my wants in thia par- ' are successful? » ran, the top being then replaced ami ticular direction known, in answer to ; yery*tt^lpercentage, sir. Notheld in position by springs, the insiru an interrogative Mr. Ashley said: withstanding tiui power and influence went is ready for uro A piece “Yes, during iny residence here I 01 too 10bb*’ butof these vicious of music can be repeated as have become well acquainted with1 jyeaaui^ pass, Were they successful often as may be required by 1 the workings of the‘Third House.’^sj U would »e a sad commentary upon sunply joining the end® together, whick it Is termed, and oould tall you of | °?E ®ytJte‘n °f government, and would are already for- this annihilate oue branch of It. —wmucilageil — o ...... purpose,? ,-.-v.,, numerous Mwkwuo jobs '’which, lucu, like the ‘Hea, —j — >------- . ... | The great majority ot them are either and tueti parsing *i._. the v band underneath ' then Chinee..’ are peculiar." Ute orguiitatte, a space at the bottom , “You do not regard the lobby, as a J reported adversely or smothered in committee by the watchfulness and being felt for the purpose. This is often | body, vicious, do you?" vary convenient when two or more ver-1 "Not necessarily so, there are good loyalty of our congressmen." J. HD. verses of a nong are to be sung, or in and bail men comprising ‘hat body; muxic for roun 1 dancing, where a w«lu, yet there have been times when it To rrston- wiim, of taste-Minell or hwinnK uno ?r senottisohe needs to be re-1 must be admitted that the combined Ely’sCrexm Balm. It Is doiuit woodcrful work. imated mdefimtely. . power of the ‘Third House* has over- Do uot fall to procure a boule, as tn It lies the relief you seek. I*rk-r no cent*. i tbe *»*• o’“» ridden the will of the people. The Apply into nostrils with the anger. if8* J? a. ,nMt^ of thr®°, Hm*11 I b“d Influence of the lobby can be seen .From Major Downs. Military Instructor. Mt the I1 114 ,D the numerous U blood-bills , , * , .nndor -------- ------HID UUlUVtUUO I LILA 1 - UilK that are Pleaaant Academy. Hing Slug, N. Y.: During the very cold auf weather 1 was suffering with Catarrh. ‘“i1 0°?"tn“’tod “pon a new . introduced at every eeealon." My'b.rf ian»t n principle, be­ onnmnl., oue OU. of ,.t the u>. main features i.,.. „But howoan these be discovered?” ww. ouiikO to k™» wlet. *Kiy, <t™.» that luin,I ing ita increased wind capacity, en .pjudhr enouch annonh to m the th. -nMrf.llSHSBL'WJ?*!'*.* -Easily pereon who j abliug tlie performer to render slow or has made the thing a study. I can I subside, in a few day was entirety cured, fust music with equ^l accuracy; or, in detect them at a glance.” . w-A- IX)WNRother words, to play the music as orig­ “Tell me, to what bills do you re- ’, 's ('jraiu RUni effected m inally intended. There is an “express­ fer?" ' complete cure. E. Wammas. KruRxiw. ion box” on the, top, forming a tone '2, “Well, to the annual gas bills, for I E*st<>u. Pa. chamber, which, by means of a hinged instance. They are introduced for the • a f cover, can be opened or closed by the putpoee ot bleoaiog the Washington , , „ , hlbltuxI] „ p, Km. performer's left hand while playing, thus producing crescendo or diminuendo Gas Light company. They usually n$dy*s ’ Favorite Remedy In my family in all result in an investigating committee ! VLTH1 B <i‘»mestic medicine h effects at pleasure. i n^-dctl, :uid that it has never yet failed to acwhlch never amounts to anything coinpllsb the imrpose desired. We look upon It more than a draft upon the public : M ua anchor to windward that is sure to hold tn treasury lor the expend ot throve,t- I The rirxl meahanioel mnaioul inrtra* KAHT1N<W. nuriAV. MAxen >«. um. WAGONS! Each One tailed1 We are making three widths of Tire: [N«»rwnlk (Conn.) Hour, j On the floor in one of the rooms ol igatlon. Another squeeze Is the abat- Ireety, In hope of doing good to others, feeling tolr bilta HP thov nro -caiiea. nnllAd TH ara WthM * me4*«ne tanl is near at hand aud to be the Norwalk Iron Works company is a ton Dins, as tney are i nese,^ implicitly trusted is worth more than it com*. rkv. g. c. fbrav, long, heavy cylinder. Ita length is of course, are fought by the butchers j w about twenty-eight feet and the diam­ and market men. The first attempt । 1?t)r>»t‘rb Associate Editor Hondout Freeman. eter of the I >ore in about four inches. to force a bill of this description was -------------------------------------------------------------- Buyers are Invited w Call and See In another department men are at work in 1877, when a prominent Washing TklSSOLlTTlON. Them. constructing an air-compressor. When ton politician offered a fabulous sum I 1' THE FIRM OF the latter is completed it will be con­ for the franchise.” “Anything else in this line that you I . ■ | nected with the tube mentioned above, and what the inventor confidently be­ think of, Mr. Ashley?" “Yes, there’s the job to reclaim tbe UHL/lX. Eu i\ 151x013.. lieves will be the most tremendous en­ 1 I gine of war will be completed and ready Potomac flats which, had it become a i for trial. law, would have resulted in an enor, __ of__ mous 0WU«. steal. The work is U now ’ •Several w.v.ra. jvw.o years ago, while in Wushitig- w w »/* * .o V O being ' ton, a gentleman from Ohio heard a ' done by the Government Itself, and , 'RATTT TT (TP T<’ PR naval officer say that if a gun oould be will rid the place of that rrialarial ut i xx_lcj ojtuluxxcl., constructed that would throw dynamite mosphere of which we bear so much ! Dhwive* by limitation (our Mr J Deekei it would thoroughly revolutionize mod- i outside the city." j retiring) and m a pmuit u^n warfare. Mr. Miffin -that was the ' “During your residence here have I gentleman’s name-proceeded at once you experienced the bad results of QipflfT MJIQT PP DPTHIPPTI to invent such a gun, and he haa reason living in thisclinfMe?" OlUUll lUUul Dd nfiUULdU. ' to believe that it will be a perfect sue- | “Well, while I hd^not at all .times > z ' cess. It would not do to use powder as ; enjoyed good health, 1 um certain And toaceompUsh It. a propelling uower, for ita sudden so- j that the difficulty which laid me up , lion would explode the dynamite cart? | so long was not malarial. It was ridge at the Start and blow the gun something ■ ■ ■ - •hud- -troubled ■ • ■ me -for j that to atoms. Compressed air at a years. A snooting, stinging pain that pressure of about 300 pounds to at times attacked different parts of i the square - inch will take tbe my body. Ono day my right arin and j place of powder, and the gun now leg would torture me with pain, there ; An Opportunity that Occurs but We ktfep a Full Stock 'of Everything in South Iwrwaik is expected to throw would be great redness, heat and I ■ vSeldom tp Buy a three-pound cartridge a distance of swelling of the parts; and perhaps the that enters into a house. from two miles. Imagine the effect of a next day the left arm and leg would cartridge of even so small a weight be similarly affected. Then again it -striking the side or deck of a vessel or would locate in some particular part the ramparta of a fortThe explosion of my body and produce a tenderness would be terrible in ita resalta. If the which would well nigh drive me fran­ gun is a success, others of a size suffi­ tic. There would .Lo weeks at a time cient to throw 100 pounds of dvnamite that I would be teffiiotod with an inter­ ten miles will be constructed. The gun, mitting kind ot pain that would come Renpmfully. loaded with.sand instead of dvnamite, on every afternoon and leave me com­ will be tested in South Norwalk at an paratively free from suffering doling early day in the presence of naval offi­ tbe balance of the twenty-four hours. cers, scientific menUnd others. Then I would have terrible paroxysms of pain coming on at any time during the day or night, when I would be I Boston Herald. | obliged* to lie upon my back for hours A valuable addition has just been ibrary by and keep as motionless as pdasible. made to the Goncord public libra inscript tbe purchase of a maar ’?* volume, Every time I attempted to move a irge Tolman, of chilly sensation would pass over my prepared by Mr. George that town, oontainiug an exact ropy of body, or I woul^ faint from hot all the inscriptions on the gravestones flushes. I suffered from a spasmodic and tablets hi tbe two older burial contraction ot the muscles and a sore­ grounds x>f L’wwonj. The inscriptions ness of the back and bowels, and even are coined, line for line and letter for my eyeballs beonmo sore rand dis­ letter, with all the peculiarities of spell­ tressed me greatly whenever I wiped ing and punctuation which appear on my face. ’ I became ill-tempered, tbe atones, and . with evan the form o; peevish, fretful, irritable and desper­ / the leltera preserved. Several of tbe ately despdndenL" “Of course you consulted the doc­ stoneb arc over 200 years old, and are As low as can be bought in any com­ .sunk in the ground, and so covered with tors regarding your difflculty?” peting market in the State. • jjonsulted them? well I should say moss, as to reudor the inscriptions nearly undecipherable. The labor of I did. Some told me 1 bad neuralgia; transcribing .throe epitaph* has fe'en others that I had Inflammatory rheu­ Elt, aud has occupied Mr. Tolman’s matism, for which there was no cure, are for a number of years. Tbe vol­ that I would be afflicted all my life, The Brunswick Hla.) Herald aava ume is a largo rucoed book of about five and that time alone would mitigate that some malicious fellow whom the hundred pages,beautifully executed,and my sufferings." law ought to put whore he can do.no contain*, beside the in»criptum»,alarg<i “But didn’t they try to relieve your barm, put five bars of soap in the wa|er amount of genealogical notes carefnlly miseries?" tank on the Bruuswiek «!t WayorpM arranged sad indexed. The value of • “Yes, they vomited and physicked, road, near Wayoruw, on Christmas day. this unique work will increase with blistered and bled me, plastered and The night express train, that came years, and it will doubtless be con­ oiled me, sweat, steamed, and every­ along next, filled up with the soapy sidered, in a century or two from thia thing but froze but without avail:” PROMPTLY DOME, watei-, and soapy water will not make time, the most precious treasure in th© “But how did you finally reoovei steam. So the engine waa laid up on proseroion of the library. The book’ “I had a friend living in Michk the track without steam or the power will be preserved in the safe of the who had been afflicted in a siml to make it until another engine oould ‘ library building, and ita uro guarded way and had been 'cured. He wrote And Satisfaction Guaranteed. be sent out to pull the former train and with the utmost care. me regarding his recovery and advised . engine onward. This is a Christmas me to try the remedy which cured Cnk that is neither funny nor umart, him. I procured a bottle and com­ asdangerotw as it waa malicious. menced its use, taking a tablespoonful Charlo- Dickens once received a Let it not be repeated. after each meal aud at bed time. 1 ALBERT LEA ROUTE. ohtek for £1,000 from HoUowav, ths had used it about a week when I no­ pill man, which was placed at ths anticed a decrease of the soreness of the Hoge MDt to tbe market born Cali- thor’a disposal on condition that <me lorn la have to be trapped in the wooda line .W complimentary reference to joints and a general feeling of relief. in .bout tbo rani, maiutor aa beam. Ou Holloway’s cures should appear wi ths I persevered in its use and finally so I could move ajound wttbeutJii moat ol the ranebea, it ia aaid, the. ewine book .hwh OwLhuh — U»1 pn|>l«)v are aa wild aa deor lhaough the wood., iug in moolhlj noratau*. Uiokw mbI ing, wtien I told my friends that ft ,nd U cornered they will place them thA check bMk bj ti.o «h» Waroer-s Safe Eheumatlc Cure 1 We have a few on liand which we<Mtv bad put me on my feet" adve. on tlie delenalve and light like brought 5 .iibont M»w»r M -1 U> okae .nit at a low price. “And do you regard your cure as GREAT BOCK ISLAMD ROUTE B. K. Bowker: Naiarw doee not ia- permanent?" M J Ravage:. However much room “Certainly, I haven’t been so well in lb.™ m.y b<> ,h*X’ years as 1 am now, and although I &icA«rB bare been subjected to frequent ami DDAC Material! GOODS UNDER VALUE Sill to Ridge Board. DECKER BROS ULMJLM Doors, Sash & Blinds, Of Our Own \laki Pluiig, M&uhag II Wtriag Road Scrapers! BKNTLKY BBOS. & WILKINS. �the experience of other towna, we be­ The Report of the Council Com­ lieve that enough oould be realized *w Watkh Works.—Below to pay running expenses and interest wogtae the report of the rommitte ap­ There is no doubt however, that pointed by the council to investigate the am aunt thus realized, added to the insurance saved, would be much the qnestioh.of water works: * To the Mayor and Comnicm CottncU । more than enough to pay those items. As to fire protection: o/t/ta City of Hanttnys: The system of steamer and reser­ Your uommittee to whom was re­ ferred the duty of investigating the voir seems to your committee to be cost and rffieiency of different meth­ clumsy, unreliable and Impracticable. ods of fire protection would respect­ After being1 pnt in the best order posible the steamer running at its full fully report; Thai tlH-y have had the mutter un­ capacity, exhausts ite supply of water in 35 minutes, and is then useless for der conkldepsdon and have pursued the investigation iw thoroughly as further protection until the cistern has been refilled, and in cases where possible in the time allotted. Through the kindness of Mr. L. C. a second fire is started by flying cin­ Welton un interview was arranged ders or shingles, as is often the case, with a Mr. M. Walker, a member of the steamer can fight the fire in only the water commission pf Port Huron, one place at a time. * Also, in case of a large fire among and an engineer of roc.ognized ability, wTio assisted us in making an esti­ the business buildings of the city, mate of n set of water works suffi­ only two streams can be thrown for a period of 35 minutes before amove cient frtr thu needs of this city. In making our estimates we have must be made, consuming valuable denied it necessary to consider only time, which would enable the fire to such means us would protect the regain its original force. How long a whole (ity, as it would be manifestly stream could fight such a fire is a unfair to tax die whole for the bene­ question your committee could hot determine, only a short time at most. fit of a few. The estimates made have been Some, or a large portion of the reser­ carefully considered, and it is believ­ voirs might be rendered useless on ed will be found to be outside figures. account of the heat. This would de­ The ground covered and position pend iu a great measure on the of piping will be found detailed on a strength and direction of the wind. map accompanying this report. Es- Also, in case the steamer should be­ timaifng tire protection to extend come disabled* the city would be en­ 900 feet from each hydrant tirely unprotected. The water works would consist of TJie water works system, on the oontrary, is always steamed up and the following, viz: I ready, with 80 horse power behind It, Wdl «1< ft dtameter. bricked up and property oavered, intended to funilrti I Instead of 15. The water supply nevwater for domestic purpone* and small .• . . aj.e •res............................. * *X) er becomes exhausted. There BaiUHdk for water works machinery two boilers aud pumps; one can be 3Sx«0, Are-proof, 1 story hiRh. l.'.HO disabled and die other will do the Pump!uc machinery, conidHting of two rUel boiler* 48 in. diameter, 13 ft. long, work. Six or eight streams can tubular. ancHwo “team fire pump*. The thrown on any fire which might cylinder l* in. diameter. 12 in. '■troke. together with all huukcm, connec­ cur in the business portion, at once, tion.''. fire fronts and compresidon cham­ or fire can be fought in as many dif­ ber, the pumps and boilers so arranged ferent places at the same time. tha; one or both of each can lie run sep­ arately ........................ 6.100 Your committee will say nothing Piping—three miles laid in the ground at leant four feet deep Ifi.lM about the convenience of this system 30 hydrant* (for position nqe map!.... 1,200 to persons availing themselves of its Special castings, such as T and X benefits for domestic purposes or its Gules and other appurtenances. advantages in sprinkling streets and Making a total of 320,034 lawns. The streets can be sprinkled .. la the above estimate an attach­ .by subscription part of... the time, ment is provided for, to be attached water can be carried in a pall for doto the suction of pumps, which will mestic purposes. Lawns can get allow the water for fire purposes to along without any care, die out, and be taken from the river when neces- got rusty as they always have. •<ary by. simply reversing a lever. But in view of all the facts in rela­ Under this arrangement it would be tion to this matter which your com­ necessary to place the works near the mittee have been able to obtain, we river. most earnestly recommend the put­ -^Thc total amount estimated being ting down of suitable water works ‘ in for the works completed and in run­ this city. ning order. Dated, Hastings, March 7, 1884. Your committee have also ihyestiAjllkn Jones, gated the system of fire protection by N. T. Parker, means of u steam fire engine and res­ Wm. H. Stkbbinh, ervoirs. the reservoirs being placed J. W. Bkntlkv, to cover the same ground as nearly W. C. Kellky, ita possible. Reservoirs of B6<> barrels • Committee. each have been .estimated upon, this rite being as„— your commit-1 Golden Wedding.—Mr. and Mrs. ... as small ---------,. -----------t ---------_ deem suitable -------for a small .. i I Levi K. Stanton, of Baltimore, cetetee wonk! fire. । brated the fiftieth anniversary of their ■ This cistern when fu|l under ordi­ । marriage at their residence, in Balti­ nary pressure would supply oue stream of 175 gallons per minute one more,.on Wednesday. March 5th, 1881. and one-hal^hours. or two streams The day was tine, and the many friends three-quarters of an hour, through a te-gnn to assemble at an surly hour, one-inch nozzle; but a Sllsby No. 5 until the number was no less than 72, engiu!, working at ita maximum ca- including brothers, children, grand­ pacty rpuld'empty one of them in children, neiees, nephews, ami nmnjv abfut 35 minutes. Tiie estimate would be as follows: other friends. The fore part of the day On- No. fi Htanmcr . . ........... *3,200 was spent in visiting and talking of Enfine houro and barn, Arc proof 1,200 those happy days gone by, until it was Twin aud harnexx................. w<) 30re»crYoir*«U40.0Q ........ ' 8*0 anr&Anced that dinner was prepared. Ooapproacbe'. to river aud pond . . '*00 A glance at the well loaded tables was Making total of 114,300 enough to assure all that there was no As to the cost of running, compara­ lack of good things; after partaking tively, the hose, service and incidentals of which even the epicures pronounced are not taken into account, as the cost of that would be alike under a success. On the return of the bride and groom to the parlor, they found it either system. transformed with the beautiful gifts­ For tbe water works— I first cl*Hgfireman per day|2 oo tokens of love and esteem from friends I night watchman........... ............. . ..12* J cord 4 foot wood. 2 W—*5 25 both present and absent. Mrs. E. A. 3« day, $1,916 23. Clark being seated at the organ led in a For Mtcaxner1 Aret cl*M fireman ................... .12 00 hymn appropriate, for the occasion, fol­ l nightwatchman.. i 23 lowed by the presentation which was Feed for team ... fnade by Mrs. S. L. Coleman, of Mon­ t!31G 2S tana Ter. f*e also read this lieautiful । jtoem: * A IKU.DEN WKtrblSO. Total. 12.216 26 O, happy fate, with blesAinux rife, The item of filling reservoirs may Mia calm and cloudy weather. Through half :t hundred years of life, eeem to be extravagant or unreasona­ To love apt! live together. ble, bqt in brdeir to fill the twenty res­ aU fairy fountains far and hear, ervoirs ’by1 pumping from one to Their streams of tnnslc flinging. On fancy’s realm methinks I hear. another by th® shortest route, and Tho-te wedding bells still ring!ng. using 1,000 feet^ of hose, the average Each heart was Joyous there and then. number of reservoirs to be filled and Just half a century’ after refilled is 51, or an average of a little We banish care from every brow, We welcome mirth ^nd laughter. more than two and one half reservoirs must be pumped full to fill one. , To Life's Mprtiflr may he s season wet. ■ For fave and lovers' kLw*.. lay 1,000 feet of hose, reel it up and But autumn* Joy* arc doubly sweet. relay it lR\ times and pump 500 bar­ On such a day as this la 1/ rels of water each - time will' take 102 When past and present linked tn one, ‘ hours, or lOi days, thus allowing 2 Tbetr kindly stores outspreading. hours to each aggregate reservoir. This estimate of two hours to each For Wide and bridegroom. GOO barrels is evidently none too WOMEN ROMANCERS. A ROMAN emeus. mittee much time, as the actual pumping time would be, under ordinary pres­ sure, H hours, the other half hour be­ ing occupied in reeling in hose, mov­ ing and relaying same. *. For this duty we have -estimated ten men (hosemen) and wages at $1.25 per day, making tbe ooat of filling reservoirs once <127.50* It would be impose! ble to state the number of times it would be necessa­ ry to fill the reservoirs within the year, but your committoe think not less than three times after they shall have become hard enough to hold water. It has been our experience that new cistern* would leak the wa­ ter out several times before they would hold. Consequently the esti­ mate made might not be enough for the first year. > ' As to the revenue: The revenue from the steamer and reservoir system would be whatever labor oould be performed by the man and team working on streets, etc. Your committee is informed that iasuranee Mtea would be cut down reigned supreme. It is with a sad heart thy I cannot bo with you; 1 hr.ve looked forward to this time for years, and it to a great dtoappoim»hotild hsveeoms. father and mother ttibi ixAthik. A Bne conch from cblltlren, oeuter table wl»h batulHornely rm bro I dared scarf from nieces and MMNSR; nund.Nome frame photographs of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. .Stanton. Nashville; ruckle plated tea jot from Mr. nnd Mr*. O. A. Bumton, Kan,-, hangtnx tamp, grandchildren; gold pin, little grandchildren; beautiful framed photographs of -Mr. and Mrs. N. Miller from S. J. Miller and son, battle Creek; two handsomely hand pjduted plaques, Mr. jind Mrs. Lewis, Madison.Ih*.; silver syrup enp, Jerome Clark, Madison. Win.; tlx silver lotopoons, Mrs. C. Clark, Madlvoq. Wls.; cut gtaM fruit dish, Mr. and Mrs. Orin Clark. Allegan; China wash bowl and pitcher, Grandpa Grayburn, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gruvburn. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clark. Marsalles; bed spread, Mr. and Mat. Geo. liennett; one dozen fruit napkins from groom to bride; soft felt hat from bride to groom; hand knit lace brush and cast* Mrs. Clarinda Clark, l-acey; walnut brack­ et, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas, Marengo; a very handsome tidy, Mr. and Mrs. PUUna, wntksberry. Pa. Rattle Creek papers please publish. [Archibald Forbro in English Magazine.] I bare seen Napoleon III at the pin nacle of hh hollow splendor. From the German picket line on August 2, 1870, I heard the distent cheering on the Spit.-’herenberg that greeted him and the lad whom ho brought from Metz to receive that day his "bap­ tism of fire.” Again I saw hiih on tbe morning after Sedan as tbe broken man—broken in power, in prestige, in health, in spirits— sat with Bismarck on the grass, plot in front of tbe weaver's cot­ tage on the Donehery road. Next morning I witnessed his departure into hi* Wilbelmshohe oaptivity. I hsve seen him doddering about Brighton, and strolling under the beeah tree* that encircle Chiselhurst common. And for the last time of all I saw that stolid, care-worn face as it lay on the raised pillow of the bier in tbe broad corridor of Camden place ; and when the face waa no more visible I witnessed the coffin laid down in the little chapel among the Clnselhurat elm trees. I knew the boy of the empire when the shackles of tbe empire had fallen from his limbs and he was no longer a buckram creature, but a lively, natural lad. My acquaintance endured into his manhood. When the twilight was falling on the rolling veldt cf Zuiuland, and his day’s work in the staff tent was done, lie liked, as it seemed to me. to gossip with one who knew the other ride of the picture, about the early days of the Franco-German war -a war that hail wrought at once his ymn aud hi* emanc nation. And finally, poor gal­ lant Ind I I miw him. dimly through tiara the very Inst of him, xs he lay there dead qu the bloo»l-staintri sward by tbe Ityotyosi river,, with a calm, proud smile on hi* face, and hi* body pierced by countlpw* xisegai stall*. Men have cn.led his death ignoble. Petty as was the quarrel, wretched.as w^Blie desertion that wrought his fate, I cull him, rather, happy in the oppor­ tunity of hi*, death. Hod lie lived,, what of artificial ity, what of hollow unreality might there not have been in store for him. As'it wiw, he hul moved in the world a live ghost. Bettor than thia, surely, to be a dead iiero—to end the Napoleonic serio-comedy with hia young face gallantly to hi* assailant*, and his life-blood drawn bv the cold steel! __________ [Naw York Otar, tediaaanolto Tl®n ’ The Ledger’s most popular writ with a few axoeptions, have b women. Mr. Bonn -r ha* really done a great deal toward giving women an equal chance with men.wand at a time too, when the public waa nnaornrio ned to rwer'ving instreetion or amnscftieut from any but male author*. Mr* Sigourney waa the fl rat woman heevtft employed as a writer. At that time ttiere waa no one of either sex who could give more dign:ty to a publication than she. Alice and i’hebe Cary, and many other women, whose names a'tarward became famous, helped make The Ledger. ■ ;I asked Mr. Bonner if he did not think that one of tbe secrete of The Ledger'* great suocewi wo* the fact that it had so strong a corps of women writ­ er*; as women who had any literary skill whatever,* usually poesaMed the faculty of their own sex, and it was an undeni­ able truth that where women are largely interested in a paner ita destiny is favor­ ably fixed beyond peradveuture. * He thought they had been of great advantage, but said he had never been unite certain what tbe main-spring of The Ledger’* look had been,' but wm inclined to think it waa ita high moral tone. He had been continuously wata'uin! to keep everything ont of ita columns which any one of the very highest moral sensibility oould object to. In order to make sure that the standard could not be lowered, he em­ ployed an imaginary censor, who (iat in judgment severe but honest, upon every line printed. The person who filled thia responsible and exalted position was a mythical old lady who belonged to Dr. Potto* church, then the very stronghold of tbe most con ven tional piety. The manuscript reader waa instructed to eliminate everything the imaginary censor oould possibly think unfit to read to her children and grandchildren. Everything the reader passes upon favorably Mr. Bouner after­ ward reads, correcting, erasing and in­ terlining, in order to give it all that peculiar and distinctive tone which can only be obtained by oon fortuity to one mind. Frequently bo find* .something to expunge after the reader haa done hia work. He draws his pen over it and writes on the margin : "The old lady would be sure to object to this:" or, “The old lady does not approve of thia," and returns it to the reader, tliat he may be guided in future by two marginal comments, which are supposed to be the direct opinion of the imaginary censor. Mr. Itouner, the reader and the good old lady make up The Lodger’s editorial staff, the old ' southern man,- and wasa^aS * ”** hnnded fct rmuMg with With flirt* playing merrily, with awaying standard* and gleaming atatuee, with proud young radeta. with priesta add guards with created yhelma, skilled perforuient, restless horse* and glitter­ ing chariota, down the sacred street wind* a long procession, led by the boy magistrate. Marcus of Rome, the favorite of the emperor. It passes into the great circus and files ifi'to the arena? Two hundred thou­ sand people—think, boys, of a arena tent that holda 200.000 people?—rias to their feet and welcome it with hearty hand-clapping. The truxnpeta sound Crelude. the young magistrate (standing i his aiiggeetus, or state box), fling* the mapna. or white flag, into theoouroe as the signal for the start; and. as a ringing shout ^oes up, four glittering chariota, rich in their decorations of gold and polished ivory, and drawn by four plunging horses, iranrf fhom their arched stulls and dash around the track. Green, blue, red, white—the colors of the drivers—stream from their tunice. Around and around they go. Now one and uo* another is ahead. The people strain and cheer, and many a wager is laid as to the victor. Another ahout! The red chariot turning too sharply, grates against the meta, or short pillar that stands al the upper end of the track, guarding the low central wall; the horses rear and plunge, the driver struggles manfully to control them, but all in vain; over goes the chariot, while the now mad­ dened horses dashed wildly on until checked by mounted attendants and led off to their stalls. “Blue! blue!" “Green! green!“ rise the varying shout*, as the contending chariota stall struggle for tbe lead. White is far behind. Now comes the seventh or final round. Blue leads I No, green is ahead I Neck and neck down the homestretch they go magnificently; and then the cheer of victory is heard, as, with a final dash, the green rider strikes the white oord first and the race is won! Now, in the interval between the races, come the athletic sports; foot­ racing and wrestling. ro]M>-dancing and high leaping; quoit-throwing, and ju­ venile matches. One man runs a race with a fleet Cappadocian horse; another expert rider drives two bare-backed horses twice around the track, leaping from back to back us the horses dash sronnd. Can you see “ any great TV very F -----between the arena perform, A* & IS8 *nd °“e of A' D' w81 dajhtgtu.bea officer durum t „ Tb. name ol thu r though Mr. im.i. U4d it to o„, following raaodoi.' •‘Thin man.” eeid he, «,M ? T? “ to '« Pmn«ZIW color, he kept hut black • .Ct bUck Inll gitaffta ooUmn- H which w«e lyin, 00 d wound which hu Utoed him end Mother iefbeto* . • oo *Tta Blnck Deni of lh, Mieue^T whoweetaky to Ita taeptal. .tota lent, word, that he uttered are «tdl diembered ia tta oar, for their eeta aeae. When a cel officer or <Z mender vrnte an admiral, and k,;Z down in hia launch to L ave he h to loiter a minute or two talon, he J? the laat word. Then the word alwaya ia: ‘Well, admiral, j muw H •tare off.' Thia man. aa ta lar data opened hia er» for the laat Ume tai looked around him on the friendly fare of hie aeaoeiatee. and Raid: Well t guoeo ru ahore off.' aud ttaa died ■ (Chkw^u Tribuik*. ] Some interesting figures ars gITCa „ London Truth of Jan. 3 oonrorumg the tliterary earnings of well -known huthon era. Disraeli (the voungeri madr |]5o . 000. Byron *115,6(K) Ixkni earned Al00,000 on his hittorv, gottrnr three-fourths of the net profits Tlnen and Lamartine made ; imilar *mni by their hiMcrias. Thackeray never made ruorv* than $25,000 by one novel. Walter Scott v« paid $550,000 for eleven novels of three volume* na/A aaM nine volumes of “Tales of My Land­ lord. ** For one novel he received $5(1- • 000* and between November, 1R25, sad Juno, 1827. he received $180,000 far literary work. Lord Lytton is said fa have made $400,000- by hi* novela; Dicken*, it has been computed, ought to have l«een making $50,000 a year tor the throe years prior to tbe pablicatm of “Nicholas Nickleby” aud Trollope u twenty year* made $350.0tw The fal­ lowing prices were y»did for -inri* bei”« .r c. onvingKratam. works George Eliot's 11 Itomoh. $50. v L * , .11 [M«a*a Beach in Now York .Sun.] 000; Ben it a Waverly," $3,501: ncoU’j Public taste has changed wonderfully After mT fuber hlul ■‘Wuod took." $40,000; Scott' 'IjfeM wrtlu., mr., but tbe old „th Th. Sno ,or ab„ut B Napoleon’’ $90,000; Wilkie < olItM* Udr ,t,|| bold, b«r po.itt.Mi m .upreme ch lh(. depKtienl, b. “Armadale.’ ,$25.01)0; Moore - Lalla o.luwrm Tbe Udg.r office, ud her bou»bt my uncle out To gie. yon u Rookh,” $15,000; Goldsmith's "Vicar |nd«mMit i. ;u.t M e«er. m lie* er .a,, o( Ue rude rtund-r of the Bret of Wakefield. $300; Gibbon’* “De w... u.deo.1 nothing pertumng to Mchin.ry I remembu th.t „ W u . dine and Fall/' $5U,000; Jobnsoa’s The ledger h>e been changed «mce ite ‘ „ld .ngjM, (or mopbling “Rassetas,’' $500; Johnson'* “Lives of ««ly date. It run. the ..me depart- , , „„ ,, ^Updu. „d » of . the Poote." $1,500. mute, th. um. .tyle of .ton., often th„ (Md.„ 1M,ppw,rf te get hu toot by the .am. wntetmwho. being well | ttodw u,, pump c^,k. w„u it hort paid, are alao long-heed. x . hi. foot terribly, bnl it broke the pump. I A writer in Tbe Cinrinmtti Enqnaar ! That old engine was in use afterwards i1 give* the following e*timute th* ! over in Brooklyn—used for pumping I proper proportion of weight to height (Washington Republic.] t salt water for a*bathing eitabitahment in women : Five feet in height i-bcnld “Why is it," asked a lady, “that gen­ weigh 100 pounds; 5 feet I inch, 106 here^ Sun tlemen—no, men—persist in wearins on .the Heights (lose .-- -- by -- — - The - ----------their overcoats to thekseats in theatres 1 ^xraner the first papers pounds; 5 feet iTinche*. 113 pound*; 6 pound*. 5 f*«C < and then taking thefljhoff. to the im- that * ‘ used " *" it wm ’ used’ feet 3 inches. itam, ““ and I ‘think mense discomfort of at least four peo­ bv a 1-oent paj»er called The Transcript inches. 130 pound*; 5 feet 5 inches, 138 aknot fka ____ pounds ;5 feet 6 inches, 144 pound*; 5 fast ple—those on each side and those before THE VALUE OF EXERCISE. 7 inehe*. 150 pounds, 5 feet 8 ixicbe., and behind him ? A man with a good ' 155 pounds; 5 feet 9 ioche*, 163 pound*; vigorous swing to his arms usually 1835. In that year there were not probably 5 feet 10 inahee, 167 pound*. 5 feel 11 manages to dislodee the bonnet from inches, 176 potted*; fl fret. 180 pound*. more than a dozen newsboys in the tbe head of the lady beside him, and Prof E«lix Oswald In Popular Scieac* Monthly.] the most careful action cannot save that whole city of New York, and th* first of Judge Tourgee: No nation th*t for them was started by The Hun. The “When I reflect on the immunity of of the lady in front of him. To be thia gate ita eonga will long keep ite national isrd-working people from the effects of lady in front is to have an experience boys who afterward sold tbe rix-penny life intact. When American* papers were £aid by tbe week, while the rrong and over-feeding," say* Dr. unpandleled in its annoyance. A sudden singing their own aongs they are erneftoerhaave, “ I cannot help thinking that blow on the back of the bonnet is the So, Ing to live their own life. most of our fashionable diseases might first intimation you will receive that >a»d according to the copre* sold. arrangement at the Altamy >e (Hired mechanically instead of chemthe man behind is about to uncase himself >y .mutual ^u<uuu>»uvutK>UUC*WDimielI .. ----------Oe—v~. ... euu .aumuj cally, by climbing* bitterwood tree, or Before you recover, a blow on the side P*”» “® six-penny boy* used to keep Ilow like the echo is the htiman sys­ rhopping it down, if you like, rather of the head assures you that one sleeve I back „* and ftni^ let the ***« p* penny bore have the tem. If we speak kindly the echo -’ll- a .-.-.. . flweil z.l... -I 1L _ ______ _ me . han Hwallowing a decoction of it* dishas yielded up its contents in a some­ j first chance at the passengers. Thia answers likewise. If we rare for our fisting leaves.” For male patients, what sudden manirar; unless yon are ' Byntem finally developed into regular system we have good health ’ If we gardening, in all its branches, is unusually quick-motioned you do not carriers routes, each paper having ito ignore nature's laws tee incur ill health bout as fashionable a* the said avoid a blow on the other side when he own carriera, and protecting them by For all troubles of the stomach. liver, Iracases, and no liberal man wMnld pulls the coat off from the other ai^n; refusing to soil any paj>er« to neunbova blood or kidneys, use Dr Jones’ (brink from the ex]ien*e of * It speedily cures dpall this, however, might be borne, but an tbe street, until about an hour after Clover Tonic. ooard fence, if it wOtald induce bis your dutcumuture is complete when he the carriers had been supplied and hud pepsia, coati yeness, bad breath, pil». pimples, ague and malaria disca**irng-poisoned wife to try her hand at started on their routes. Some of the turns square round to hand the coat nrf-«p*ding, or. a* a last resort, at upon the back of his chair, thus giving routes became very valnable, worth u appetite, low spirita, hCRdache, and xoeing, or a bit of wheelbarrow-work. This system waa makes the general health excellent can the unfortunate bonnet another blow much as $5,000. Price Lawn tennis will not answer the»occathat destroys your good-humor for <the4 broken up by oijl Bennett, who de­ be taken by the most delicate <icn. There is no reason of going to evening Talk of large hats! The) termined that The Herald should be 50 cents, of F. Hotchkiss. *xtremes and exhausting the little re- are bubbles of vanity beside the nuisanoo •applied to everybody, and I have been haining strength of the patient, but much amused reoenUv to find his eon Pomona whose hmga are impaired or vithout a certain amount of fatigue the. endeavoring to re-Mtabliah the old who have throat diwuara ahould not go I ’hiOh *“ brok“ ”■ ipeciflo fails to operate, and experience to the we ,hon*. aa the air ia al* o>s will show thait labor with a practical poiaonouato aueb trouble. I w >” At a gentleman’s dinner party ia this --------------------------- -psrpose—gardening, boat rowing, or Bigelow*, Pomtivj* Cure, whlrh run, yite rewnUy. on. of th. ctorthree trouble, of the throat, lungs ami unatcur carpentering—enables people 1»R to wbrt eomo oooeider a daprarod 1 bronchial tul« apeedlly, th.iroughlj x> beguile tnemselves into k far greater Bow it elartlw yon in a theatre, and permanently. THal bottlr free, ol amount of hard work than the drill taat. tor ioy-vat^, <aa eaon to looar hie goblet before it knuffied hit llpe and whan you're Binding the programme master of a gymnasium oould get them F. Iiotchkiae. po- r into itaeryatal depth, through bie into the ovenbow which the man )UBt k> undergo. Their Jojx that both may share them. eye^leeeoe. - t hat ia thief he aeked m front of you has put under hia seat A Lawyer’s Oplalon of lnt*r**t to •»Beside the potential energy that turns J. A. Tswuey Em. a leading attorurt ™ S’ h*1'1 “‘“•r mayeety-e own Wineik Then came the reading of a letter by aanlship into play-work, athletes have Mlnn wrlto?: "Aft^ asm# It for . A litt> bah. I declare." And, rare Mrs. E. A. Clark, from an absent . aawtv 1 . --- O " —3 W.VW l*u, BUQCieulT enough there waa a “ci; ww Uf Mt” of . a o>11 Hah. think ““nk thutUinmoe that the mao behind ____ voa may a*' be aase-restoring capacity. T^eir consti­ daughter, which ia here ported: iorid too email to bo awn n eaeilr easily with with the th* playing play inc the eame same gam, tnmo on ™ you. ' tution does not yield to every trifling nake<l era. but plainly rieibl. through scadent; their nerves can stand the SLKS&rSZ!?bKr"K■■ W atrong eye glmwn. and Ural; enough I What can t say to you upon this, II ---- — vuvUBU wear and tear of ordinary excitements; for dnulauft purpose, u‘;- him u-’ ’ ary of fifty years of married lifer »es. Stir up 1 *®® .TO11fra got a colored eerranl > little change in tbe weather does not spent your youthful days; have live and bo would dart a. ” awiftiy through the 5irl«" •*“ B man to another ______ _ ____ tha_ other drug store. Luge si®e. Iioo. disturb their sleep; they can digest water and lose himself himwlf behind the ice. <“?• *“ the reply. • You ae ,’more than other people. Any kind of Th* <=*«• oee youthful friends pas* awav. I think < ----------- --- .offered by “T ,w«eV •“‘•r haa jaat loot her hi of -lemporanw say. happy years and some sorrows have come iyxercise * that tends to strengthen—not it. m AM trout front. brook __ a_____ 7 hand . an U_J a. * . mournthe inedent, water HototlkUe. the dnu«l« » dear to you. but there has been more Huiuhlne than > special set of muscle, but the muscu­ —» au — he. ..-A, 11.10 clouds; you have never known the sorrows of ft at a diaconnt after thia diaoovwy. * iw-u-R— “«• nar whit, girl ud widowed life or the bltthr cup of disappointed lar system in general—has a propor­ b BoXtm tat MrM • roiond one. Hhe hwmonin, life; love and honesty hare been your motto: tionate influence on the general vigor* thni*. Bron you have freely given uud freely received and »uli the inonrning. u it wen. yours have been a life of many bfeaslngs, riche* □f the nervous organism, and thereby u* nia parta jn ita pathological power of resistance. wbemgao many -length," A For nervous * children my first pre­ b,£?r-two hM* '"’i11®11 matter, in­ scription would be—the open woods bluing the onee, whic* be bw to memflow doth the email de aeti.e Hueimand a merry playmate; for the chlorotic Jr“e the mme “ hie own .peechee affections of their elder comrades— uxl all !*!• I^mimg part., TOeh a. the meh ,nd prore aeoh midnight hour, to abow iuraanoe oompaMe. ita full, dwtnotira «cme diverting, but with all fatiguing, oo‘Md‘“. •»<« th. .o>m of manual labor. In the minds of “1,DUr “ •*• ofoft. b> attio or nu higher, and in tha dead ot too many parents there is a vague mght pmlaima ilaaU the fiend M fire. notion that rough work brutalizes the or about SUOliaaa. Tha sharacter. The truth to, that it regu­ Dimolutiom NoncF-Nitkr H berfbi lates ita defects; it calms the temper, it Sm<L ‘.t FT?™* **”*’ “ ■'“Wooly ether. Ma rabetituto haa leaned a’m M 800 line ia three houn P*rt atents � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-03-21.pdf 1262948a23d200cd768ab35840625909 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner VOL. XXVIII. NO. 48. The Hastings Banner. H istincm. Barry Mku MARSHALL L. COOK. WHOLE NO. 1496. HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 21, 1884. BATTLE Mi nr fVM have sem th* K>ory of thr coming of | the Lord; . LohI. * otTO^iaL Ttb>-lrintll*r Whrre gT*p” arv luirra, --------- -' H. kab loae, u,, liuhuiu, ot hi, urnble swift sword. His truth is inarching on. Friday with the usual progfam of speaking, reading and sinkingThe Parente »nd those interested visited the school, so that the teacher had no cause ito c*InPlaln for lack of company. Miss | Wilcox has had charge of the school for Tolls seen it in time to put out the flames. Spickler has left the PrichardvUle mills and moved to Galesburg where be intends to go to milling. Willie I^arabee is learning the mill­ ing trade of Wallace Norton. John McGollister is moving into Clark Hunt’if house, A. C. Wait has built a veranda over his kitchen door which sets his build­ ing off in good shape. Mrs. Frank Bishop is very sick. H. L. Campbell ha* sold hi* half in­ terest in . the PrichardvUle bending works to his partner, A. C. New*ton: consideration $500. Sidney Hull is ready to put up his new house when the weather settles. C. P. Larabec’s fast horee died last week; disease quick consumption. Loss as near as can be estimated, about >50, just what it coat him to winter it ; the republican ticket And do not fail , to attend the caucus and help launch i the ship in a seamanlikr manner. Ona word more: When you attend the caucits go thJk and stay until thr last man to nominated upon the ticket Do not let the ticket be loaded down by inj»dicious nominations but take as great ness be the-ira. . _______________________________ We____ now have a harness maker in an interest in putting up* good man town, for which, let us be thank fid and for constable as yon would for superevening. Rev. J. Clancey officiating. They go to housekeeping very soon and have the i«rt wishes of a host of friends, Miss Nellie Brandstetter and George Van Tyne were married on Tuesday, They go to make a home near Middleville, where may prosperity and ha ppi- | two years and has always taken a deep interest in the welfare of her scholars. MUBSCRJPTION RATES i udnuict-. *1.80 per year: If paid within Rix I have wen him In the wntrh Sirs of a hundred The progress the school has made dur­ -wMilh.s. *l.X>per year; If not paid until ex- . circling camps. ing the time shows that her labors have riraUoti of year. *1-B0. Subacribera out They bavr buUded him an altar tn the evening not been in vain. She leaves many I>atronize him. drn« and damps: and all the time from caucus to election Another baby at M. J. Goar I caa read his righteous sentence by thr dim friends who wish h?r success in the and flaring lamps; future. in talking ap our ticket: come early to ADVKKTISING RATKH LACW. His day la tiArchlng on. AL Stevens’ wife nnd little daughter.11 the poils and get every rrpuUican vote •4utnn per year.............. ......... moo 00 MORGO-THORNAJ’PLKExtra rharge for special ponHioos I bavr read a firry gospel, writ lu burnished row* Dakota fever is catching. Look out returned to their home in Kansas last of steel; Wednesday, after making an extended •JOB PRINTING. "As ye deal with my contemners, so with you boys. ■ York ctty last Saturday. __________ Looking up candidates for township 4>ptwi<d pride is felt in the Job ITlutlug Demy grace ahaU, deal; visit among relatives in this- vicinity ^unentoi the Bammkr. Even-thing in the and other parts of Michigan. to.-jUre office is usw; and with the latent facen of | Let the hero, born of woman, crush tbe rerpent I officers is the Older of the day. »lthhl.h»l. f | Mr. Jsaqc Baker, ot Morgan, would '. e. tort most approved patterns of machinery, ---------- -*~The oyster supper held at Ed. Clark’s u>d oempetont workmen employed, nnablce the Since God Is marching ou." ' * like to rent his farm for one or more mmka to do first-claNH Job work. last Friday evening, for the M. E. so­ Ity. ---------------- ----------- ■■ , ■ j He lui-i sounded forth tbe trumpbet that shall j years. ciety was well attended. We have not Mr*. Baker's chere4»y. Wtil Hallett, -• iMKSTtlMnu Pmur T. CouiHOVk, i never call retreat; We want u road commissioner in the ascertained the net proceeds as yet. Judge of probate Pronciaiting Attorney. ! He Lt sifting out the hearts <4 men before his [ is IU with acaHet fever. judgmeot seat; ~ ~ ’**"} end of Castleton township to look Mr. Albert Bullis has taken his abode ^MJTH A COLGROYE. • Mr. Bister’s little firl is slowly gain­ ' u. be swift, my soul, to answer him! be jubilant, i after their interest. A in our vicinity again. He transfers bis ing. WOODLAJTD. (Officesover n. it. w. K. urania Grant's mpre.) store.) (vmcoHvvcr i » ' । Talk of continuing the »choc4 in dishousehold goods this week from near Mr. Louis Petto* and wife, of Green Woodland is now about ready for the • Taetire in all court* of the HCatc. CoBeoUuaa > OMgrhiug ou. *-jy* months Innovar This is Battle Creek. ;.rom»Cly looked after. Money to loan ou real ln tl-. ™ . .___ ____ , ,W®'0 l*° monUw ‘ongFT. 1 hlS 18 telephone. lake, spent Saturday and Sunday at .-fry. ; ln prauty of the mien Christ was born across j all right. People are Iwginning to make maple Elder Gillespie's. .. A. T. Cooper now occupies the LinkThe G, A. R. boys of Morgan and leiter property. sugar around here. ’ C. H. V AMAMMAjr. ' With u (dory W his bonocn that transligurra you C. W. Armstrong, John Hall and .. * uw » vr, and me; vicinity had rather a tough time get­ The Briggs school began last Monday Elder-Gillespie, of Withey post, G. A. nappen & Vanarman Mr Spencer, living near the Tamarac Lawyers. A* tie dlad to make mm holy, IM us die to make ting home from post meeting. church, last Monday lust some valua­ with Miss Lillie Hair, of Bellevue, ah R., spent Tuesday afternoon and even­ men free. (Over I lastlrun Nation*! Bank.) Dr. Goucher lanced George Mattice’s' ble sheep by being killed by dogs. It ap­ teacher. ing In Hastings. While God is marchlnx ou. wrist last Monday. He will probably Miss Florence Barker closed her fOHN ('ARVETH, The good templars of this place boM pears singular that the town should an­ Attorney at Law, lose his little finger. nually during the month of March and school in district Na 3. She will attend anopen meeting Wednesday evening, Middim iUe, Mich. the teacher ’ s clam in Hastings. April lose a numtier of sheep from this March 26th. Home speaker will enter­ ORANGEVILLE. p W. NLSKERN. tain the audience. All are invited and Mr. Lankton, proprietor of the steam cause. Nashville. I . Lawyer. KKrUBLKlAN TOWNSHIP CAVCI Kl-S. saw mill, lost a valuable horse last a gotxl time Is expected. A team of honMM driven by Mrs. Date (Over Spaulding's dry goods store, i Orno Strong assisted at the dedication Hork Samuel Elerton has moved into the week. Had been offered 850U for him. Jordan became unmanageable last Mon­ Wid attend promptly to all business in all of the K. of P. hall at Battle Creek Iqpt Tbti republlcaua of the township of Hope will - Kirts. Ctjargi'c rvavxiaUe. Manley house, Manley having morrd Mr. George H. Brooks and lady are day. Mrs. Jordan showed good pres­ hold tlylr caucus at Hope Center store on week Wednesday. to Plainwell. Thursday, April 3d. at 2 o'clock p. m., to nom­ visiting friends in this place; also their ence of mind, but no doubt would £ KKENA8TON. Mra. M. N. Foote went to Battle candidates for township officers for the have fared badfy if help had not ar­ Effie says she hopes it will be waroer A. Attorney at Law, inate ennuidr year, and to transact such other busi­ daughter -Mm. Hattie Walker. Creek on Monday. ness as max come before the caucus. weather when he conae again. \<>vrr J. 8. Goodyear & 0o.'s store.) Mrs. N. R. Hill, of Cedar Springs, is rived just at the right moment Dated Hope, March 3d. IBM. Rev. A. Livermore 'was at Detroit last 'Tadtices in all courts of tbe State. CoUeetions Seeing we have had such are opes L. D. Warner persists that he will in town to assist in the care of a friend ’ s JONATHAN H. VALENTINE. ; -tieipUy attending to. week. Chairman of Committee. winter, J. W. Briggs is drawing his yet see Oregon before harvest. broken arm. BALTIMORE. Hotchkiss, the druggist of Hastings, / i W. LOWRY, M. D., summer wood on a wagon. Mrs. Henry Arbor has gone home. - B. 8. Holly is making preparations to visited H. G. Hale’s over Sunday. Tho republican caucus for the tmvnshlpof Bal­ 1 ’ I’. Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. timore, for the purpose of nomluattng candi­ She took her little daughter with her build a residence on Broadway. ■ (Otter, 301 Thorn 8L. Haatinr*, Mich.) “Happy" George was in Nashville dates for tbe various township officers, the elec­ JOHN8TOWM. Mr. England has contracted to sell tion of stx delegates to ths oouuty convention, who has been staying with her grand­ ' WU ui town or country promptly attended. last Saturday making the boys laugh and the transactloo of such other business as mother. Report of school district No. 7. JolinaOtfiee hours -«to 10 a. ix and 1 to 1 p. in. his farm to Ohid parties. may properly come before the caucus, win be 'tiephoor at Hollowayt'Miug store. and getting their money for his goods. town. Average standing qf each pupil There Is now a new move to start a Dr. Ed. Fish has located at Fennville, r*7" Sfwlal attention paid to surgical diseases held at Allen Green’s residence, on Friday, Z. McOmber, of Bedford, was in town for term ending March 7th, 1884: April 4th. 18M. at 2 o'clock p. m Health and success cheese factory. B* OltPKROOM. ' Allegan county. on business, on Monday and Tuesday of Bert VanFyekle W, WIDle Van6yckle sa. HieUa ACKETT 6c BUTLER. . St Johns' mill is closed until after HASTINGS. attend thee*Ed. Della Nre Wedry Rind w. this week. He says Nashville has the Vansickle Pysicians and Surgeons, The Hastings township republican caucus for Eddie Bird 96. George Hiller «. Wllfanl Miller the sugar making season. the purpoae of electing delegates to the county l>est machinist in Michigan outside of w, Maud Miller 96, Eddie Ixu-ltng 94. Minnie iFndrierlUe, Iflch.) FREEPORT. I. N. Harter hits returned from atrip Darling 87. John Inman t«, I.ena Inman P». convention, nominating eandhiairo for township AU -tails, night or day, promptly attended. the three largest cities, as it Is the only Aletha Inman Ml, Lewis Inman aw. Norah Hick officers, and tbe transaction of such other bu*L I■ From the Herald. up north. Orin Johnson 96, Inez Johnson *7, Roy nesa as may properly come belorv the cane us. place where he can get a large saw 98. [J R. TIMMERMAN. Downs 100, Lawrence VanSvekle M, Guy Cow­ will be held at the Town House. Saturday. April i Sickness is on the increase. Nearly every day brings new land HELLE J. MATHEWS, IVachrr. j pounded, in order for it to run true. ton « '• • Homoepathic I^hysician A Surgeon, 5. I8M. at t o’clock p. tn., sharp. । Mr. John Roush is getting better. buyers to Woodland. Some of them j ' RY ORDER COM (Elrnt door east o< Hoilowaju' drug ntore.) Alfred Buxton could, and did do it in John Fish of Carlton, is quite sick. RUTLAND. come to pay good prices for good farms । NEIGHBORING EXCHANGES. ' good shape. 5lWm JONES. The electors of the township of Rutland will Mrs. Hannah Oliver, of Ada, is visit­ and get them; others come to buy for , ,, . . ... „ „ __ meet In caucus at the Town Hall, on Friday. 7 ... . . G. A. and Mbs Belle Truman are in Plainwell Independent Dentist. March 2Ktb, at 2 o'clock p. m.. for the purpose of ing friends here. nearly nothing and go away disapoint- ... ..... „ . ,, . . .. .. nominating candidates to fill thr various town ° 7 11>etroil thl14 Wf*k- G-A-w making his C. R. Robin.son expects soon to start 41! work promptly attended to. • Mr. Geo. Miller is having a big run of •hip offices, and for the transaction of such other < .2 hi u l. .J spring purchases. a cabinet making and undertaking shop business a« mar properly eotne before the mret- blacksmith work. FkEVORE A PRESSY. About 20 of the ex-eoIdlers who had 1 r P- w. BL’BGEHH. Chairman : The second masquerade skate came i at Prairievilh. Fr Physicians and Surgeons. tn*. Mr. 8. Eckert has rented his farm to signed a petition to organize a grand JOHNSTOWN. i off at the opera house, on Wednesday On Saturday morning last at an early । Freeport, Mlob.) Thr republicans of the township of Johnstown the Ruckle brothers, for 1884. army post at this place met at the town fJaiL promptly at leaded to. The affair was tine, many ap- hour 1 will hold their caucus al the residence of Martin occurred the death of Lowell Bax­ Quite a severe thunder storm, visited hall on Saturday evening, where they ■ night. Miller, on Thursday. April 3d. at 2 o'clock p. m., pearing in elegant and fantastic cos- ter, t a well known and respected resident to nominate candidates for township officers for this section Tuesday morning. ^TELTON & ('KOOK decided to proceed to lie mustered in, and ' tumes, and effectually disguising them- < the ensuing year; also to choose six delrts^tra to of this village, in the 43<1 year of hi* E. L. Mosher, the jeweler, is rushing attend the county convention to be held at Haatdecided on the 27th day of March as the Ings. Apr. 10th. and to transact sueh other bual- in the material for his new store build­ time wheiH^y would perfect their or-I1 selvek In the barrel race on Saturday >age. Mr. Baxter had been for many Wy write poUcwM un a man’s property/ ^gainst Deas as may rome before the caucus. night, Chas. Walrath got first prize, a ]years an\ invalid from disabilities re­ by fire. llabtnUiK or wind; acalnatHT man's Dated Johnstown. March I".. IBM. ing. ganization. , ■ season ticket: James Evans.Zsecund, a ceived < trt- by duath and accident. H. F. MERRILL,Chairman. in the army, and for some tima I Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clark of Cale­ The indications are now that politics IRVING. one-half season ticket. This week a past । has been living in a low state. WK S SIFELDON. A republican caucus for tbe purj>o<»e of Dom­ donia, were visiting at A. C. Clemens will be badly mixed at the eomlng an-; potato race is on the carpet. inating candidates for the various township of­ last week. nual township meeting. No lees than Republican. •Other id Abstract Block. Hatt Ings, Mich.) Flint and Winn are still at law over Charlotte ( fices, Heeling delegate to attend the county Rev. Simmons of the M. E. church, is four tickets, and prospect of more, win flaw thr only M?t of Abstract Books In Barry ooovention. and the transaction of such other thirteen pairs of skates. The jury' die- . The new theatre project is materialw­ buslntas as mav properly come before the cau- located in Mrs. L. Freeman’s house on» ing and getting into practical shape. S. will,bjl.ea it >L w«u Ml. rrtov A..rll be put in nomination. This makes a agreed twice. _ _ 7, at io o'clo-k p. m. BY ORDER l 0*1. Oak street. A stock company will be formed with a “ free for all, go as you please" race, and f A. FOOTE. M. D., B. H. Hoag has parchsand a span of ‘ lu. Physician and Surgeon, Miss May Pollock, of Bowne Centre, is a voter Jwho cant be suited this time on capital of >25,(0). Speed the work. three-year-old colts of Flav. Feighner. MIDDLEVILLEr ' iOftrr tamt tide Main HL, Nashville, Mich.) Kero this week, the guest of Miss Min­ politics is hard to please. A good old democ rat was extrolling The first maple sugar of this season 1 Thirty new subscribers added to the IL-aklrucc next door north Wolcott House. the virtues of prohibition to us the oth­ nie Ward. L. Parrot has returned from Manito ­ k ■ calls promptly attended loo. day or night. sold for ten cento a pound, on Monday. ( Banner list here last week. > er day. *We observed to him, then, of I Mr. Wm. Lee, of Bowne township, ba and reports too much snow and dull C. Kill has purchased O. Ainsworth’s ( Miss Frankie Matteson, who hkslieen has purchased the Alfred Evans’ place FOREPH KNIGHT, course you intend to vote that ticket? timt£< to suit him. •> Veterinary .Surgeon. house, and will move in town. , attending college at Kalamazoo, return­ and moved thereon. •• W-e-M no,” he said, “ 1 do not think I John II. Smith has rented a farm • Fksidencr. Rutland, neh^lyerkley »ehool house, i Velocipedes are out again. ed home on Monday. will this year but I would if I thought Isaac Roush is preparing to erect a and become a farmer. will attend all calls for services night or day. The district lodge of 1. O. G. T. met . Frank Free returned to the agricultu­ dwelling on his vacant lot south of the Sbargos reasonable it viould do any good." This is charac­ D, W^JLeedy will hold an examina­ in good templar*’ hall, on Wednesday, ; ral college at Lansing, Monday. teristic of democratic prohibitionists. Congregational church. F. Hhowx, M. D. W. F. PoUIKXUH. M. D. tion, free of charge, on Monday, March with seven lodges represented by about Miss Fannie Bowman, of Leighton, f |RS. BROWN & POLHElftJS, They talk prohibition party, to hood­ Mr. 8. C. ('ruff and. wife, of Mason 24, for the benefit of those scholars of i>' Homeopathic Physicians & Surgeons. is visiting with her many friends here. county, who have la-ed visiting in this this township, who hav^never taught, thirty’ delegates. A good and profitable wink republicans, and vote the demo­ time was enjoyed by all. E. H. Jones, traveling agent for the vicinity tty* past two or three weeks, re­ lOffioe over Jjilitu Russell's store. Main HL) cratic ticket strait. who wish to get their standing upon any G. J. .Smith and Angie Beard were Salls answered from the office at all hours of Buckeye Machine C-o.. was setting up turned home Monday. or all the branches required for a third '.be day.or night. Dr. Folhrmus will give special POLITICAL POIWTSmarried at the residence of A. M. Flint machines for local agent Starks the ■ Mention to diseases of the Eye and Ear. 8. AHerding and Jonas Early, of ('Ari­ grade certificate. Office hours-9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to ♦ P- m. A California man has ciphered out on Sunday evening, March 16/1884. by fore part of the week. ton, l>oth brought home charming School report of the higher depart­ how the republicans can Hect the next the Rev. P. Holler. Here ’ s our con ­ M. Ls Matteson was in town over brides from Ohio last week. Mr. Early ment of district No. 4, of Woodland: president without the vote of New York. gratulations, Gib. UMITH & PACKARD. is a brother of Mrs. Daniel Varger; he Sunday. J. M. McElwain is in town this week ! M. Wright, assisted by his. daughters. will soon move onto bis new purchase Bertha J add 77, Mina Crowell ou. Ella Spindler Floreara and Carrie. A.T. Sprague and the D. Mfc Wood farm, near Carlton 82. (laud Carpenter 100. Geo. Carpenter 100. looking after new subscribers for the fornis. Ludwig BlzeCSS. John Leedy 7B Lottie Carpen­ He is meeting with good The secret of the New York Sun'* C. W. MUln, gave his entertainment ter W, Lola Goddard 87, Ida ttoddard 90, Emma Banner. • Centre. Spindler SO, Minnie Wonderikh suooess, as the republicans of Barry quiet withdrawal of Mr. Holman’s with the OpUigraphicnu. Mooday and I Mr. R. F. Benton has taken pomes- Blzrra.Geo. Emma Ortiilnter M. Walter Holmea «3, Wil­ name from the attention of its admir­ county feel the need of a reliable politi ­ Cole 50, Claud Hough «. Dnvillo Hotly «. Tuesday evenings, at Wayland. , sion of the farm he bought of Wm. Lee, lie Eddie Mr Arthur 83, Ehiwr McArthur 91, Willie cal paper,' and they have it in the Ban­ ing reader* Is out. Il is not because Prof. Brooks carries a new watch/ Mr. Holman is not good-tookfag, nor MIBer ro, Charles Yank Jo. Bowne township. ner. l>«-aujw he Is not a model desnscrat and ■ . UBOOB.1PHY. ' and dnnt forget that It's a dandy. Mr. M. M. Fish, of Campbell town­ Ijottin Carpenter 90. Bertha Judd 99. Iola This is a year when every man should great statesman, bat because it has Matthew Haight on the 12th, made ship, has sold his property there and lieen discovered that he to a fBea-trader stand up firm to bi* political principles complaint against W. P-. Hartwig, the moved to Thayer, York county, Neb. in principle. He to a MorrisMvWafter and Ijeliefa, as every straw is caught at son sort of democrat, and so ths Sun, *.pr.-uiiAttetrtJot) given to Veterinary Hh<»e- wrot side druggist. W. O. Clark of Um Mr. Fish is an upright citizen and ye as an indicator: and as there is a dispo ­ with many sighs of regret, Ms him go. '•«: wicb aa intorfering and hoof-bound Homes tinn of Parkhurst 4 Clark the city drug­ dislike to have such move from sur sition on the part of many to desire to gists, and John Armstrong. wBg Is in midst. place themselves on the side of the “What to it here for?*—*N)wngre«," Our IForA- Shows for Itself. the employ ot-Dr. A Hanlon the eenThere will be quarterly meeting ser­ majority, it is necessary for all good re­ say* the Boston Herald, “hM been in tral druggist, for selling him liquor (or vices at the M. E. church at this place publicans to bestir thejnaqlvre in politi­ session more than three months with- s Horse Owners, If you hare never patronized other than medical purpose. They the 22d and 23d of the this month. Ser­ out affording any answer to the ques­ cal matters. Let every republican con­ tion: what to the democratic petty nere we tak you to Rive a trial, feeling confident were brought before Eeq. Cobb last vices to commence at 2 p. m. Saturday, stitute himself a' committeeman, and forr •eofident that if you do an, you will remain a Millie Cole 75, Claud Wrfniwlay when Hartwig plead guilty love feast on Sunday at 9 JO & in„ r^rmanent patron This to a great mistake. The answer work for the succe*a of the party. And X SMITH. Charles and paid his fine. Clark Went to trial preaching at 10 JO, followed by the sac­ Eddie McArthur TO, the first thing to do is to see that every has been given, and it is so plain that K. PACK ARIL. and waa found guilty. Artnrtrongalso rament? Preaching in the evening at Yank TO. even the fools oughtto understand IL HUTOBY. man is at the republican caucus this The democratic party seems to he as­ went totrial and proved himself inno­ 7 o’clock, Quarterly conference to be Hertha Judd M. Mina Crowell SA Lizzie Spind­ spring. It generates enthusiasm: it sembled in congress principally to ren­ ler M. Emm* Groilnger M, CtaudgBl panigr «!>, cent of the charge. Prosecuting attor­ held Monday at 9 JO a m. Gea Carpenter 1»rJndjrta Bfaw M. Frank calls out a larger vote: it decides iqany der the success of the republicans at ney Colgrove, assisted by M. F. Jordan, McArthur rt. D. W. LEKDY. Teacher. who are in doubt to vote with us. Bo the next election as certain as human frailty will allow. N. Y. Kun. CEDAR CREEKSAW GUM- attendwl the prosecution, and John CarI be SubwrUHT U j>rep» let us have a crowded house at the time WING and EILING tn ar 11. Newman is drawing the lumber vetli was attorney for the defendant. New York independent republicans art on short nutlet. at mj our township committees call the cau ­ This is a lovely spring day, and we favor representation in the national Vht. A. HAZEN’S BTO for bis new barn. cuses in the several towns and wards in ooBventiun in proportion to the num­ ASSYRIA. Agricultural Warehouse, C. Dickerson has rented his farm to hope there will be no more relapses into the county. Castleton Is a republican ber of republican voters, in the state, The snow has nearly disappeared, and H. Tungate and is moving to Hastings. winter. mud is taking Ito place. Today occurs the union meeting of township and there is no doubt but instead of the number of congremional J M ROGERS & CO. B. Pane is preparing to build a new dtotricts. Charlie Severn hss a young daughter. the Foreign Missionary societies of that if able men and men who will barn the coming summer. CongreMUBHii Byron Cuteheon is said ’ work are nominated we can carry the Dr. Baker’s broken limb is improving, B. Baker Is preparing for the frog Prairieville, Delton and Pine Lake, it We want to start anight thin to reeemble Garfield in appeanmev. being the fourteenth anniversary of town. but he cannot use it yet. CongTtwman Lawrence, of Pennsylva and elect a clean, full and aweep- nia, might pas* for a portrait of George M. H. Alden is moving south of Bat­ business, at the proper season. their organization. The meeting is «ORN, OATS, CLOVER SEED, TIMOTHY Fish are in big demand here; but they •publican ticket. This means Washington. Congressman Thomas tle Creek. SEED, CORN MEAL, FLOUR, HAIR, seem hard to get, as quite a number of held in the M. E. church. Minnie Russell J* slowly recovering. The drama will be presented one work, and work for the whole ticket. Williams, of Alabama, I* Col. 1 LIME, PLASTER, STUCCO. the dtWtr’ of this place have spent in miniature—fat, round fnoe, Mrs. F ruin is visiting her aunt, Mr*. week IM at than wds at fink intended, Let every republican in Caatietan see WATER LIME. about two weeks trying to caieh^me. chin. that all hi* neighbors vote, and that Iteate, in Battle Creek townsnip. They have been far and near wherever making it Thursday evening, March 27. Mr. Richard Jone* has a vendue on they could bear of a fish pond, but have Saturday, March 22. chanced raddBMea, durin* F** to civil service reform and te tiwdproMelvin Tuckerman, of Nashville, not, got a bite yet. Eugene Corwin’s house caught fin spent Sunday Bt bte father’s. Miaa 8a»« BoberU and Mike Bn*dON AU. TgKtZ ARTICLES. last Friday night wouid The T-terete school ctosed last Friday. etetter wm bmiM MM Thon*y K County News. W BLACKSMITHS, Horseshoeing a Specialty. SAW GUMMING ! SOCKBOTTOM PRICKS �TEE PEESIPE5CT. and. after n * graduattoo at thr Indiana i State I Tirveruty. in Bloomington, h* atn<ti«4 la* aiei-Mnunrn«sri practic* at Gwydon. tba ernnty aut uf Ra/rtaue coeaty, waa **e ad to the <ate Icrtalabir* thartiy before :h* war and in 1*1 waa chairman of vtat* enmmiO*e or. military affaUn. Gov Morton iu BepteintMT -if that year gave him a cnmmi* «io t> it uteoaat cnlmmi of th* Thirtyaighth Indiana voluiibiare In March l'*3 bn wa- nrnmnted eolonrl if Um Fifty-third ladian.-, and in Aagriat Itett to be br.g, general at volunteer-, tie participate,! fa Uv> o>-gB of < 'ormeb. Vtckxbtxrg an*! Jacfcann Mtaa, being woonded m Um action hafnro Atlanta tn July IteW, and wee nuuternd out at wirvf* in April entered into law partnership with Jinige Butler, of X*w Albany Ltd., amt waa apjy mtot In Isrih by Brea Grant diatrfcr judge at Indiana, Oanghtcc H* formed a Saw partn«r«hi n whir.ii > h* held uhtii rh.wn pn-tmaater with Hi'ijrr I> Gardner, aad they rnanwd fir.r tr.r* ;nonCht: -hroagh th* weat- general by Pr -irt*nt Arthur ou April 4. ar । Ma in eearch of a place to General fir-ehain'e military career waacr*ditabl* and hi> orabb. H* had ch* confl t*nc* to a high 'l*gre*. .if ' temcral Grant amt General Hhcrinan. <i:nt*r wh*wn h* wrved. too partnership umtliig till ISriu. when Mr. Arthur<v inti nurd atone. Hr Wka apprinted and wa* oi.uipliiuantcd in .report* and dm. JiMmr 4f- thr ,-ortaf 5c* York in W»l. pale ban A* a jndg* of Um Catted Smraa Diptnct y F vaidant Grant a ■ rf mrv-d until hta mcourt iua reputation aten if th* high-et. anvgi hy Hay— hi itT1! Hto tifr Th* judicial portion which h* n*u< kept h.m out nt actiro politic* up to th* tithe when ** wa- rhiwrn a member .if P.-aarim: Arthur** tom** portrait, though well iuiowu. erai'.d ba .unit- eri troi* a gaul. rv .rf pnwnld* Rc pnblicen -vuidhtar*'*. fw thr «in of a dantiaC aunirter. ami wa* horn at Pairdeld. Prai-teitu count*. VwTnnnt. 'VuJzer \ KhJ. Hto ■arty -umI.— a*r>- |*irei*d uminr nta fath-rS an*tagi', aftn- which a* went to to-h*tMetady, ind ui i»Ufi t”- *t»t«r*d (Tmnn cnitogw. mdnat-ieg n IiMH ift*r whieh he •mtoi-wi alate irbnoi ax R*£-4>«i Springs, remain*.! two year« end ilaai went to mtiool teaching a» principal 't an e.-.ntemy in V.»rnxmt Thia V1H in IW H vi g aaved |TiiW. A* Merit to ?iow Y-ck. entered a law extent and Taf ahnan p r-j-att at Mr. Thom. 5* to by lunbadf, ami i* r-pr'^incail fr-:i a ero; win -r nt H«r*r‘t Wsaely ft p ■anta h'M m tbe mc n( making in* new Waa bom in VFaahiagv.n aoanty, Pte, Jan. U, 1B3U, grrninatad ax W^nahngton cnitogte tn th* mom >1*1*. adoptad ttea totl-oriai pr-» frauon atol wwnC to Main*, wbora he edited Th* Portland Adyarttoar and Tte* K<ma*b*C Ji.urnaz, w*a a marntwr of Um Maine k gi»totore fro n IN&W to Ittoti. aarv’.ng Uw laat twg yanri aa apraltar of thr hoar*: «aa eiaetrd a r*nr»*ntar.iTv from Main* and p-rvad from V*4 U» t*7n, wham tea w*a appmaead aaaaux to Cl ttea meancy oc aaiouoii by ttea ap pomUiMut it Lot X Moen 11 wentary of the traaeury Ha wan mtuaqnantty aim-tad f.n that ttnexpirwl term, a.id r- atoefad, —rv ing till cte«»oi mi aaervCary if to Prate ■tor.t GarBaldS rabtnaC. Mr Biaun* »aa tfe Rrpnbitoan tornlar of th* bonai daring the *at*r yean of hia aarrira thmt A featnr- oi hto pubiir life, whirti rraatrd a great arue* hon and directed niuvereal lute’■at tow ante him, waa ah dabata with Bma Hdl >v*r th* B other a queer ion Ju*t tw-for- the pewudei> lull campaign ..f ISTd He wan defeated fo* th* prmudrnUal nomination m Clncm late a I’m by Mr HayM,-*od wae atoo dafaatad ii Cdicago in Uu> con tret at IHM, »h*r- to finally threw hia <rw>gth for Garfield. Mr Blain* *rr«1 iu ttea *-n.vte op tn tlw inauguration of Garfl*H when he raaign-d and az-' -p'-d th* pr*tir-r<hip .n th* cabin** of tbe nam preaidanv H* -a« with tha pre* klcnt whan th* fatal auark waa turn!- by Guitnv.1 Upon Um drath of IRrtlald an* tit* acf»a-t<m of Arthur. Mr Blame r-aignad th* p Mil ton at eerriery al >tat* and mitered apon literary lahnrit Th* bonk, which h- fa now preparing, vill -laitain tha ram tn i* aamm of Un. pubto- iifa. It h aud thal *rv-rai huudreJ th«»u.-<and enpw tear* al rauly U**«. «>id by*-anvaapra ■MntearM. evhnl the twigkt at nt- fan* dnrng Ch* nrowe* ’ i>* at Um Tww-d r.n< iti New York City , aa! later .taring ■-*•- Gro* toy campaign for the pnaidawy. hi* rar toona *ari *• elite! in an ahroeding y test.* Mariner agaxi>c Mr Groatey. In h • retiit u to Um pag»-s nt Harpar*s with an a pa ntMiy acriugrr jwn>ui t an forrair^y. tM rvprwwntr Um Kepubfican partr aa an ennrm.>«ia »h;U atoptMoi. ami •vwiantly iiuamt- io teUMa •Vh (arttear pc-torw if Um animal** irw during th* coming ca i.naign. fWe ar- inrtaMMi to Maawn Ainu. Sugar dw> 3ar-n» and Jordon. at Maw York. *m Bai*. Brnuy. i.’h.wtar ami Handy, af W mA a^m, tor Um excAMot p .«.* from *hMt our portrait* w ro -ngrv»*.l ’ WOMAN’S FRIEND toithotel puffery xtmply aa ttea good worth or th<»* who taw* eaad K. it *aa mate* frleoa ia every -tet* la th* Un toe. wr A enu AIX, Hut a gwntM and auro rwsnady far all tboaa enmpiaiata which liaatroy th* b*aaha«aa an* Thereupon tt ia *rOrT«d. Ul* Mooch J«1» day of March it ten 0’eieo. forronoh. be Jwegned nor the beans* pi into*, ante tbaftbr brin u ia* -f i rraaed. and all other penmu :ncer*>teJ ‘ ‘ *i appear 4 iv biMiec at um 1 ASUBE CURE ro« COSTIVENESS Billoueneee, bjepep*1*. Indigestion, Oieeaeee of the Kidne]r*,Torpid Liver Rheumatism, Dizziness, Sick Headache, Low of Appetite, Jaundice, Erup tions and Skin Diseases, rrtc. I—e.- —U >, Ml Tberropwc it fo orti*r*d. :u -MTU dai .u M-ente tf ■*. r.cvnooc, to- M-acaril tor the petition, a.nl thu :*<- to-ir« a. eroded, .art Al <>«h*r imtom*-' ■ rotate, are rva«ir^<! to appear [Robert. J Bur-Lute.] you ever start a 'lady paper.1 X<x cm •-ugh’. V- try’ «l Palling .tows ;th a stove on top of you t» nothing ■tate to--Watnr- nt T-rmont in I <4 ■n»m«mtor .M :1m «u- «•«*•* arid 'jiu praatdhig ifirw m 1W> and IMA; wa* ap point*-: T niJ~l Htetm -*na.'..r originally, bi fill a vacancy, wav ro-der-rad repealed! y( and ha- mtvM mntinnou-ly fr’wn iwz.jrz, far praaant it* x.7 Mr Edmund* haa Um raputatk.n of i*-4.^ Uh ateitett tawver in to.ka< term of itndrrrto.w< u> n art>r* r*..d*iai« fur Um pramrirnry. and it m not even era Utal ha i U* aoouaation. Ha to r-ry tn.rWd to making honor*, harm' .u-<mpt**i with Wtoetnn en th* praafcfef y of Um —ipt u. a patotton whtrte wonid mat* him thr anreaamr at PnatoteMt Arttear tn tha rata nt Um -ir portrait ro ioimn Hinsv.'f Ind ana •>!(«, •u Angwr 3». i*Hl. in Hamilton 0o>i .r y. Otto>. Having grad.meed at 'h* Ogfior f ifPnei <* 'iv*nri-y. IM <irti*d law a CteipnrnUi. and in l<4 cm mttlwi on ladiatM apUi- a- uh future icniM and han b*-n <mm of it* «•*! prominent ’awyep* <in«w Hr wa* W*-ct*d m tteV) a- rnp <t*r of tb» SuprrnM Gte^t of Imliaua. but .-tUartcd irunwdutely after Prwmiant Lincoln v find rail for voto unM*r«. H* racaivrd hto muimtoiiou aa errn>! !t*nr*n*nt and oryranixeii company A at the -e-.NiitMtii Indiana volunteer iafantrv. After tn* anrxjutfui orgawaatAxi nt th* ragiriMut be waaeommimto-iwi nAoo*Marvafi Th* excel!sn'. portrait wteirte w* give of Mr. M>rr M KHVr ah^n Ar » la » Mr at ptaaaang and refined appearance. Though tbe er«aai*nta of the prana and Um at tin** igorou* dntlea at Um calling aba he* a*> sb*•c*cd by a di-nppnintmwnt. W* r.in that way for a whil*, gxttiig| more deeply Ln debt all Um tim At ta-t. <>ne monii >g 1 entered Ui* <<Ho> and found Jerry looking rather tulerrniy. •Jerry.' mya L, •yen hm< * partner ' Yea, we need a'new one.' ba ra* Joined A bwinem man. aaid L Ona «1U axacuuve ability,' wud ha. ‘A financier, I obearrod. *A man who cun take buhl A thing* and tarn them into m«*ey, h* co* finuseg. AxtAmM, Catterrh. 1 Couglu. Colds. Son Throat, \Diphth9ri*, Busxs. 1 Bitog. Tooth. Xat. and Ho^ache, and *21 ptUs* **d achte*. Thowgb fir* ante dignified. tew ■* qatec aad miaaewtaing to Mr aaauar On bar appiicnttoe tar a Bcenae aa a steamtxiet oaptaie Um tonal United arete* bapruA al Mow Or- ovaaxar. jomr autxajwaa u»aa, Cafiafi »>y teta .Al roaaradm “Btoek Jaek Lo>»n," waa »■*■. in Jartemn county, III.. Febnaary 9, IfiOfi; r*«wtvad a pubito actowd -d«eaXtote; aarwal ia Km Mexican war aa adjo-, tantwflb* First IIHimin L.fantry; «adw>d law with hie arudr. A- M. Jenkin*, and at (tee I7niv*rtet- <d Ixnuavin*; taring admitted t* thy her a VtO, tea immediately enmaMtenwy .rf Um third Judicial di*tn*-t nf uh. neto hi mtv*d iu Uw <ar* legulaUnw from ISM u. Iteto-. *m .Km from IDmoa iti !K» a- a D>«c1m Deawcrai. •mring trtl >MH, Wteea he rrtegrod l»a*te*r O bead into the darkaMad ron«n al tlaa temaeof fibabhd boy, where tea found htea ia 1*1 propped nP ■ Uh pdfaw*. a paUnr aa tea tac* that waa fngktful, and a general bob at ganauw. “Your pa toll* me you have Hau fact Marty a eete. I thought thiagi ai th* grocery wwe going along in * eofa^ .art 0-1 h-l U.UU. 4vitr and the grxaryman tooted for . rh>ir to ait down in. ten thousand �The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXVIII. NO. 48. HASTINGS, MICH, MARCH 21, 1884. If You Want to Save Money; ‘ WHOLE NO. 1496. NO. xv. Th« March to Gettysburg . MY JOKX J. rOTTMM. i Buford, conceded to have been then j the ablest of our cavalry fighters, knowI ing the scattered condition of our forces and realizing the value of time to Gen. LEWIS STERN'S BtuuDornnesa, ana paniauy succeeded in holding a force that quadrupled hfa own in check until nightfall. July 1st the struggle kwas renewed, the 1st corps having arrived, and later the 11th. J. F. Reynolds of the 1st was killed early in the fight, Gen. O. O. Howard of the 11th took command. These two corps with Buford’s cavalry could not. stem the tide of the advance of 30,0t0 I rebels, and they were gradually forced back to Gettysburg. Gen. Hancock with hfa 2nd corps and other troops arrived late in the ilayt or during the. night. Hancock connected Howard’s-linefl and restored confidence to the troops. When the morning of. tbe 2nd dawned Gen. Meade and his whole army save the 6th corps was on the ground and the army Worth $15.00 for $10.00 AND ALL OTHER WINTER GOODS IN PROPORTION. __________ __ ____ _____ _ j 1 Mr. Davis should be profoundly grateful that hs escaped the ponaltim of treason which all nations in all time have inflicted. Instead, however, c< ex­ pressing hfa gratitude that hfa life has been spared he has had the effrontery on every occasion that be has made a public utterance to complain because hfa disabilities are not removed. Having tieen recently invited by tbe Legislature of Mississippi, which was made demo­ cratic by the Copiah methods, to address them, he improved the ixxasion to again give utterance to hfa bitter venoua .and hatred clare again that he has novar repented; that he fa readv to rebel again when the opportunity offers, and to inform hfa sympathizing auditors that “were tbe same to be done again I would do aa 1 have done.” ■ So far as Mr. Davis fa concerned per­ sonally his bitterness and hfa hatred of Hie government are of no account. He ffevy will hold office again, he never* (Continued.' wilrvote again--at least so long as the mander (Jen. John Newton, to assize | Union sentiment is strong enough to command of the 1st corps, in place of | ▲ “Falls Bom" at Last. keep traitors from getting the ascen­ the lamented Reynolds. Quickly pack- j There never.yet han been, accurately dency. But there fa unotner view ot —------- ------------- .Falls route between the matter. Mr. Davfa made his speech I Col. Titus gave the familiar codknund tne East and the W "’lest. — There - ----------------never not on hfa own motion, but at the re­ quest of the dembcratic legislature of । X ’ , . ........ .. I vet h®Kalamazoo 8 been a route by back which j Right face. Forward front step. |rom going to u seeman hfa Mississippi. When he informed that j march!’ • folks “deown in Maine,” could get ufair body of patriots that he hud never re­ Twilight merged into darkness, and • look at Niagara Falls from his train. Sted they applauded him. When hu had that, ‘period o< 1 the little stare came out to witness the j 6 ,UHn ^or #»,- lured DO»wthat iu«nit ♦he iivn i . .. ., mi illustration, .not . . . ,. Ian not Decause because we nave have I lhe the Rebellion to to live over again agai: he steady tread of marching columns. • any in y for the (Jem itv of jfichi-। j]] wi wm Gem p Citv Michi- • would«be a-traitor a traitor again, they enthusenl Midnight and the suntil Whei sipall hours of. the I| gah, gan, but because that euphoniously I1 iastiealfa iasticalfa applauded him. When he morning come and go. and still ’ half ' named croro-roads happen to be situa-! told them that he was glad the south . . . .... ■ ... ... .1 tli,, I i.nfrul l?uilrrk*ul ' hlul #r HIltiimitTlV h:uiFeimi-Tlwl regainedllfher autonomy,AHil and tliBt that Bleeping and tui«l with .md tranaitorv ■™ <>f battlea. o' home frienda. on- j -S'tbS “the south would now take hold of thiv helm and steer the ship of state ” thdy want we press. Daylight appeare, and , years- -ever since the suspension bridge vociferously applauded him. It is a the sun rising in glory sheds abroad was opened—inhAthhimat to be the great amhwiivKi. and only Ni- matter of no moment that Jefferson Everybody ahovld keep xuch a tbing aa ZO­ , hi® acorchlng rays, bufstill. there fa no Falls route. The publio-up around Davis holds these sentiments. He fa PE-8 A In ibe house, and by regulating tbe bow­ azoo and Oshkosh, and therea- an unpardoned man. and we expect heartache, el* and System, keep away headache,.“heart —. rest, no stop. The officers understand- bou fa a confiding public. It buys nothing different from him. The south aeiecuon. .. .. . .. , dejection. indigestion, Indigestion. uoyk Zora a invigorates Invigorates the । . Uver. makes the fsmlly happy by making > ing the situation better tile rank and its for its annual Eastern trip professes to be reconstructed and to Niagara Falls route,” and have returned to its allegiance to the hM,,“ ■ tile, occasionally pass along the line and "by the in happy ahticipa- Union, hence it is a matter of some I speak wordwfif encouragement to the starts Tor the ... tions of a view .the Falls that shall mement when a democratic legislature meridian ecnai the pictured, and descriptions professes the same sentiments Tn ap­ j and still there has been no halt, and we which adorn the schedules of “the great plauding them. In view of these sentiments it be­ j liegin to meet the wounded of the day Niagara Falls route.” But when it gets to Niagara.river and finds that the only- comes a matter of some interest to know . before. Anxious to know something what Jefferson Davis means I of the fight we eagerly inquire. With view of the falls it has fa a mrtst•unsat­ exactly isfactory glimpse from a point A 4uile when he says that the south has taken qober face and measured sentences and a half down the stream, little fuel the helm and will steer the ship into ugh Cure, 25 Cent*. its confidence has been abused, and-. port It is not the firat time an intima­ Prescription or a Hoeton physician, diapeneed they tell us »“we met the rebels that it cornea to a unanimous verdict tion of this kind has been thrown out years by a Boston druggist. and they । drove us.” Reynolds was that Niagara Falls ain’t no great shakes It wm not long ago that a Missouri One dow will cure any ordlnaiv cough. It confederate announced that the south acK almost magically. Ask any dealer to get killqil while gallantly leading his men, anyhow. ’ you a US cent bottle of “Hub” Cough Cure, and things are in a critical shapej thdre. But at last—this very day the Mich­ was in the saddle again. The figure of and don’t be pul off with any other. speech differs, but the idea is the same. igan Uentral Railroad Company opens Finally, in the dim distance, we can a through East and Went route, .and Where is this port for which the south see the hills upon which is marshalled | which gives the tourfat such fuUXand fa going to steerY- Is it Jefferson Davis* the grand old army of the Potomac.! leisurely opportunities to see Niiyrara port? Is it the port^of tbe old slavery ** “ J ------of * — the days re­ Approaching nearer we can hear the Falls —without once leaving, hfa seat ; days? Is it the port f secession? scattering shots of the pickets, and see -that a generous public may Well ac­ teuton? Is it the Will-not the Mobile or the cept the new provisions as ample atone ­ the long tfrread-like lines of bine, the New ment for all previous shortcomings. Montgomery Advertiser, or gleam of garnished stell, the wave of GalBv the new route the traveler fa not Orleans Times-Democrat, or >__■.. —j __ veston News inform us? Is th flaunting banners; we hearathe blast of simply given a distant .. and obscure Bie 1 alls. U? 4. ^en down prospect before us if a democratic Mow does a person expect to eat everything, bugles, the roll of drums, the neighing ... . the river on the New I ork side. From ident fa elected this year? The demo­ at all times, and have a strong. responsive in abort, beton> u> to real | |)uff„|o Tonawanda ha ridre, mueh cratic party fa having a good deal of stomach. You say. “I am careful what and when of I cat, but am troubled with constipation, gas on panoramic view fa war in all its reality, I of the way, along the river bank, and trouble with the loads it has to carry, my stomach and a bad taste In my mouth, and 1 don't Know why it la.” Dyspepsia and Billlous- —a mighty army preparing for battle,1 can studv the force of the great current, but this fa the heaviest load of all. If neM may come from many causes and snouM be a battle that would practically decide i T,hM>■>"»«• h<’ b«» « full they don’t want to go to utter destruc­ attended to in time. If ym>r bead Is heavy, eyes .. .. . view of the two great arms of the river tion let them keep Jefferson Davis still aebe. If von feel tired and sleepy, you are the quartion whether a “government or thBl Pn„„IllaB, Ib11um1. J1Mt he- and advise southern legislatures to bilious, no doubt. Now for the remedy. ZOPK-MA is a prescrijklou of an old experienced the people, by the people, and for the I fore he reacht* Niagara Falls village avoid indorsing his treasonable utter­ people" could long endure. Perhaps in I he can see the first break of the river ances. The union men of this country are not going to be taken into .toffersoo nil the battle.'or the nation, to all the ! J?*" “>*; “T' .. , . । stream by the new cantilever bridge, Davis' port. They will have a word to agro there was never one of more ImhaH gvneral view of the Falls say about it at the polls next November. Whitt Rtrnek an Old Soldier. portance or more far reaching in its I which is lietter than that heretofore Until southern democrats are willing ■It will soon 'be twenty years since the war _ a. __ ths-battle - ** ofobtained the from old bridge, consequences than Gettys-1 from obtained the oldbecause bridge because to obey the instructions of the Ship they nlKder the hot sun pllAufUrt, IBM. the village > burg. 1 cannot fail to record just here | it* fa view- Then “ a “ nearer ““ *' “ he skirts will have to go as paasengws. Loyal of Dover. N. J., fay still as the sphinx in Kgypti along above the Canadian bank until men propose to do the steering a while how brothers meet and how they part "Falls View” is reached. This point of longer at least. at the behest of dutf. Seeing our brigade observation has heretofore been reached flag, my brother, El G., who belonged to only by the N iagara (^ity branch of the Canada Southern. It has not been on the 16th Mich., 1st Div, 5th corps, came exposure, uie the East and West route at all. Now The American free trader s|ta aloft uemed worthless to me: l,Jived oofer la men>- running down the slope to see F. M. all through trains stop at “Falls View” upon the heights of theory, above the wu sad enough." said, dividing my and myself. We had just filed into line which fa really one of the flneat views turmoil of business, and the strife of politics, and urgts the adoption of his as he came up and as brothers we of the Falls anywhere U> be had. Certainly such a route rnay lie honest­ doctrinro by the people. When naked "n.‘x grasped each other’s hand. Glancing that condition 1 began taking Pabkmb sToxtc, back up the hillside be saw his regi­ ly called a “Niagara'Falls route,” and to name a date when they should go the traveling public, cannot be long in in,to affect he points to a far and in­ and my health commenced to Improve right away. I wax astonished at It, and so was my ment moving off, and with a mutual •finding out the gwniinenere of Its at­ definite future, admitting that tbe wife. 1 nile«l «< t»ie flesh and -- -----exchange of “take care of yourself” he tractions. It only remains to add that country fa not yet ready for the prin was off at a bound and joined his regi­ by the new route no through Michigan Central trains go directly East from MCVCI ”U1 uc. .uuirxnw, nr TOQiMBW ment, of which he was color bearer. the Falls, but come to Buffalo, thus se­ himself perfectly reconciled to a heavy differences there are in thln®»-gw Fighting was already in progress in the curing the ail vantage of all the city con­ tariff, should that be found a convenient nets kill; 1’arkkbM Toinc aavttJ This preparation Which tan bwn known m nections, and at the same time making method of raising revenue, aa, of course, Fortiers lunger Tonic, will hereafter be called direction his regiment moved, and the simply 1**r^iI‘2^ivtaS th?l?S£Sr£eby firing rapidly increased in volume and fast schedule time on thethrough route. it always will be. There is nothing -Buffalo Express. heroic tn sueh sentiments as throe, nor ^nL^tnttmrtnfeAor articles under the name of fury.- This was about 4 o'clock p. m, THX SOUTH AT THE H»LM. and those conversant with the battle will ever suffer martyrdom in the From the Chtcago Tribune. ' cause of reform. • • The simple stu­ will remember that this was a critical Jefferson Davis has been heard from hour in the battle of Gettysburg, for again, and in the same edd strain, but dent of political economy hsa not much to learn from those reformers who dfathe rebels under the lead of that dash­ with a few new variations. Notwith­ ing and headlong fighter, Gen. John B. standing the ilemocratic party north have no better system to propone. To Hood, were making a desperate fight would like to make 1884 a democratic fulfill their mission the American free year, Mr. Davis does not propose to for Little Round Topa The 5th corps1 keep silent even at the expense of de­ tradera should formulate their grievaaces fan ^nin shape and on were just in time to turn the tide of' feating its deal rw. nor dore the demo­ in the peneraUUro of theory. rm ring plsewbere scad us a llslof battle, for the 3rd had already been critic party south manifest much re­ , aird for the suscentibiliiiro of their OVERCOATS — j ferds P”* of Nashville U named to his | hon°r Our brigade had stacked arms, unslung knapsacks and * " -J were preparing ”* occupied an admirable position for de­ for our frugal meal when “fall in” rang fensive fighting, in the form of a horse along the line. We soon learned that shoe; the left reaching out toward little the 5th corps was hard pressed and ________ _____right __________ _______ __ heeded help. Just here let me say that round top, the reaching to Culpto hill, the renter rating on the htatoriral ’ the march ju«t ended by our (6U) corps I is one of the most famous of the war. cemetery ridge.___________________________________ .... . On the evening of J uly 1st Sedgwick’s Oh the night of July 1st we were in the vicinity of Westminister, Maryland, (flth corps) was near Manchester, Mary­ land, between 30 and 40 miles from Get­ nearly forty miles distant from Gettys­ When ■ we arrived * we hac^ tysburg. Just at night-fall we received burg. news that a^battle had been in progress marched more than twenty consecutive during the day. We were bivouaced hours, not even stopping for a drink of along the shaded roadsides, pleasant water'. If a man stopped for any purgrove, and the bills and vailevs num- pow be had to make tie time be loat eroua to northern Man land. With theJ to "«Bin hl* rtgiment. We were weary I order summoning us to Gettysburg “n,i worn oot in8t cro“ enough tor 1 am going East soon to buy a new stock, and c“" “ you can Save from 25 to 35 per eent. to buy ,or °“r ■“ LEWIS STERN, OF THE CASH STORE. ------ AT------ Frederick Hotchkiss 1 have on hand several Standard Books, bought for the holidays. I will close them v>ut, to you at The long winter evenings are upon us. You can spend them in no way more profita­ S'gjs bly than by reading. Have the books for you, and so cheap you cannot help buying. School Books! A. PEACH TREES 111 . mSSSlc wounded. It wm in thia fight that tbe reliant «h Mteh. In a dnqwate fight T81 I have what you want in thia Hne. Srnmi ----- �Die Hastings Banifer. —— -—r— ----------------------------- -------------- MAKSHALL U COOK, Editor. Hastings, Mich., March 21,1884. T°: hibitioifcte askef the repul>Hcaas of Barry and Eaton ctmbtieai* If they act ' in concert. xvith the republicans, they ; will help elect such as favor a vote by : the people on an amendment prohibi- rfXFViUJtCAN STATE CONVENTION. mmh-the manufacture and sale of intoxA republican state convention to at-lect four •i’wivk each delejpuci M larxe and two del. „_‘„„. Trem — ;. eongrraslotud district (Where• tbe have not the tatter tatter hare not . been previously duly elected by district eonventtotks) to attend the national republican couvuntion xi rmira railed to mcet»ta iiiiTi in viuch Chi<ft<o^on (o. ou the ioc uuru day uny JiSu- next, for the noalnadon of candidate* far vice-president, * president and vi —ia-„. and to choose * •SBUS* COIamlu<’*’- ”rill t»e held in Grand a— tine 34th... day a of April. lit, .on Thursday, M, at 11 o'clock a. nt. । republican electors of the state, and all other voters, without regard pol ■!»>? to >» past (““F ’TOl'V‘1 dUhreiiccs. who are in favor ol elevaUnx and dlgnlfyloa American tabor, protecting tuid extetwlliig h»me Industries, giving free jtopulai education to tbe uiasac* of the people, MxrurtnK free suffrage and an honest counting ol ballots, effectually protecting all human rignu In every' section of our common country. who desire to promote friendly feeling and permanent har­ mony throughout the land bj maintaining a natfomil govrmmant pledged to Uiese objects and principle*, an- cordially invited to partici­ pate In the election of delegates to this conven­ tion. Ttic various concressknuti districts have the option of electing their delegates to tbe national oouvention at separate popular delegate con­ ventions, called on not less than twenty days publislied notice, and regulnriv held in the con­ gressional diatricta at any time within fifteen days next prior to the meeting of the state con­ vention. or by subdivisions of the state conven­ tion into district conventions, an has been hereUdore practiced. All such district delegates shall be acredited by the officers of such district conventions. Under resolutions heretofore adopted, coun- icants. If they work against the republicang by'maintaining a seperate organ­ tbrribi TKRRini.r. MINK DISASTER IN Oregon, by a 8t- Loufa journalist i n en­ deavoring to establish the JSorWnMlC, VIRGINIA. A few minutes pMt midnight, Thurs­ day, the little viHage grouped around the mines at Pocahontas Va., wm aroused by a terrific explosion, which shook every foundation and aroused the sleeping families of the 160 miners constituting the night force working ‘’{^riri'ound. Instantly the streets nuea with a crowd of screaming'women. children and men rushing for the £SS£™<-!ftlrffi,Hl,wl ?in<' °*e , j which hrts ceased to exist. The secretary of state of Michigan reporta that in the southern four nen of counties 211 wrrMpomfente think winter wheat suffered injury in Febru­ __________________________ ary. 271 are of tbe contrary opinion. A German couple named Jagow, at Chicago, deliberately hanged- themselves Monday. The miui-was a shoemaker, out of employment, and neither of them could sneak' English. Dr-'*■ Mil*' "TO, died Monday st Time ALL! ization. they may defeat temperance re­ , ! publicans, and elect meb opposed to 1 \ a yote (m amendlnen^ 1UK a ' w reasonable, fair-minded men; as , .... 2?*. _ Jfe' h.™*^m>«£’<>1uto« Shelbyville. Illinois wm once grand ‘ men who desin • found pouring from the master of tbe Masonic lodge of Xendreire that the question of J15&. around within a tuclty, and rataed the Brat company of vntw.1 upon, ...... wk,, prohibition h. be voted what i. is H.. the “ m“e ?T're union soldiers in that State. duty of those who favor a vote on the broken umbera, shuttered cars; pulleys MprcjMfos a Holstein cow which took For^ .JriiXlitchJSSlML died of ,; measure? Plainly to act with ti»e re­ ,n'lk f<>ver ,l 1,”'a CiV Slie “I? her publican party, which will nominate loider msSifJuluon^ 'of d«wra£^“U“uJd S.’S' 'SSS : calf-err valued at »10.000..H?r butur 'i'Ca C**1 vaiueu JJV.WU. uv-t uuwnm men who favor a popular vote on the 1 “® I record was the greatest in the world. , question which moat interests the pro­ scene wm terrible in the extreme. BDae' The postal authorities at Chicago reMme houses, buildings and trees sev1 hibitionists. >oh that not a single lottery agent is ; eral hundred yards away were com­ « business in that c^y, mainly be- I What is true of Barry .and Eaton pletely torn to pieces, showing that that th* the ।' doln iwhSn cau#e U1® o°urt8 lierB sustained the counties is true of the state at large. If force of tbe explosion must have been action’ of the post-office Inspector. remarkable. the temperance people of Michigan do D. K. Mason, the bankrupt tobacco A dense volume of flame soon com­ their duty; if they vote for such legisla­ menced to shoot upward and illumi- warehouseman of Louisville, has been tors as are pledged to submit prohibi­ nuted the scene for half a mile, render­ placed in jail for Obtain ipg $87,000 from the city banks by hypothecating re­ tion, the question will be voted upon ing the ghastly spectacle, which had ceipts when he bad no stock on hand. heretofore only been viewed by torch­ without doubt Five-sixth of the re­ light. ten times more impressive- The J. T. Dietrich, a teller In the Laclede .... Waterbury ’ The rk and Waterbur. publicans who are elected to the next cwwd had gathered helpless in little bank at St. Louis, who embezzled $30,- ('r»nn Hpinc (ipRtrouR of advertising their name and basins^ 000. has for the past week been secre- {•■ODn., nemg desirous oi legislature, if not a greater proportion. groups, either discussing thfe situation ts with a number of the large rein; or lamenting the death of some loved ted in the house of his brother, where have made wiUfakW»ueh«tton. Kthe ropobli. one. It was agreed that the ,„, Mlon the officers were guided by a rejiorter. explosion enabled t>. iL'l.r, of I.-I at I Flat TupA mine ■■el ** and 1""j°rity >» 1*W- enough: if tern- had ukwi plara It is estimated that in the region of Clothin_ tributary to the Black Hills there are Each organized county will »>c entitled to at > perance republicans lie not defeated bv bad been caused by fire damp. ------------------- stock The situation situation remained unchnnf burnt one rieh gate. and no delegate will t>e cn:MH...1.h i Tbe ’ * .383,000 unchanged cattle and 8.7Wsheep. Stockhas has. or Improved Si titled to seat in tiiehoconvention whir dock not problbiuoniHtS thenriSLlvfti, the amend- nnti] daybreak wl inathe thr* rmmtv . n .1-----------when the honors be- 1 wintered exceedingly well, the l >» losses TO— ,.er rei-dri.side In county he proposes to represent 1 '.,s “'J41 TO* UHYDreax. wSJSXrf'Sc 1 ----------------------menl w,n t'rl'vii... “1 .. b>. ’ tb » <•■*">«wi gtonugly umiarenL Therawn -----------------------The/men [ not' exceeding H percent. rd warranted to d uTpromptiy to promptly forwardrertifitsiTiTtaottiie*deiforward rerdfled H.<u or the <iei joritvin both branches of the legisln-1 who still retained their compcfture. These time and are U ■■ A lad named W. T. Williams, while -----------by tar the more I commenced Kn'M egatert chosen to the Hou. Writ Livingstone, .ir Jf.. turn mt«Mfh<Mai>totheH<M>.'WiA.Mdontan. . ..H m. tn u. ... to gather the fragments of • I riding ou the steps of a locomotive, at |,esf ]ow priced time pierip made in the world. at Detroit, Mich., as soon as practicable after humanity that were scattered about Minneapolis, was thrown to the rail. r 1 liW'lr several conventions Mre held. reasonable course for those who want a I These were limbsof those when tiie drive wheel severed his head wi re evidently the thelimbsof -------------------* ■ E. 3. LACEY, Chairman. chance to vote on a prohibitory amend-1 miners who had been working near the from his body* Harry county Is entitlcdfo ten delegates ment, to not try and disintegrate the bottom of the shaft at x x. . .. Frank Slagle, who murdered two; We wish it- understood that this is no lottery the time of. the rheme. HMPIIHLICAN COUNTY CONVJKNT1ON. , accident and were shot upward. Not men named Adair, for the purpose of ■• . , . J A republican county convention to elect ten ' tenqM'rance forces, blit to favor temper­ one of those unfortunates, numbering exactly as stated above. robbery, wm hanged at Somerset, Ky., ' “ce men. and U> help ele« men favor- about fifty, survived, as ther limbs ly- in the presence of the mother of his April 24th next; also to'eject ten delegates to I able to subihitting the question. Such iug around broadcast testified. During victims. Among . w those who have adopted the above are the following for the?hini eo\u^simitd'<iKtriii. t should” on" , inpn "'ill be found in and be noil)- the entire dav the flames shot up from . At the request of the Chesapeake and well known concern! •I. S. Hudson. Detroit, Mich.; E. K. Hun I iM‘e’1 b»-,h" r-P«'>Ucan party in M|eh- the mouth of the mine and it was not & Co., Cleveland, Cleveland. 0.; Putnam ruwam Liotuurg Cloibuig <A>.. Co., Chicago: F W until evening that the smoke showed as may properly come before the convention, igan, ' ’in ** • ........................ signs of decreasing. A party of men five out of six of the legislative on tiie Wilmington division 16 cents I Humphrey & Co.. St. I/Oiiis. and many others, wiD be held at the court house, in tbe city of attempted to go down when a volume per ton. Hastings, on Thursday, thr 10th day of April.*. districts of the state. of flame shot up and they were hurriedly isR4, at 11 o’clock a. in. Matt u-wis, a colored citizen of st. We have 3(100 of these stem-winding watehes. warrantee Tiie local elections in the cities' of assisted to the surface. One of their The several townships and wards will be en­ tilne an'1 require as little attention as an.. titled to the number of delegates following: number, an Italian named Carlo Frau- I bli'wi'f"“verr>ra>’ .god“yiTOreul?y^ , a,1,J W>11 Assyria, 6: Baltimore. B; Barn , 6; Carlton, 5; New Jersey show large republican gains chi, was missing and had evidently I one year of liberty by breaking jail, and $ 100 Watch. Castleton, 10; Hastings,&; Hastings, 1st ward. strong democratic wards electing ! re­ dropped from the cage. All the party •J; Id ward, 2; 3d ware, 3; <th ward. 4; Hope, 6: । lias been tried four times. (Kach one put up in ii handsome satin-lined case.) • Irving, «; Johnstown. 6: Maple Grove, 6; publicans by large majorities. The was badly burned rfnd this showed how The Red Cross relief steamer. Josh Orangeville. 5; Prairieville. 6; Rutland. 6; fruitless were-auy hopes of rescue. The । Tbornapple, KI; Woodland;?; Yankee Springs, 4. change is due to fear of democratic tariff shaft at 8 p. m. was a roaring funnel of V. Throop,arrived at Paducah Wednes- । Hastings, March 12th, IBM. | legislation. New Jersey has usually flame. AH the outbuildings in the vi­ ! day afternoon, after distributing cloth­ Wm. H. POWERS. Chairn.an. ing, bedding, coal and cash all the way . . C. H. VakAhxax, Secretary. j Iteeni a democratic state; but with prop­ cinity ignited and the fan house, which had been looked to as tiie salvation of , from Evansville down. er effort it can easily lie carried for the Tbe New Haven (Conn.) Kennel Club I any who might be alive below, caught Editorial Notes. j republicans in 1884. The more people Wednesday. ' also. A shriek of despair went up at i exhibition commenced 1 Four hundred dogs, worth $40,000. are -------And guantees every Suit or Overcoat to be as cheap <» If it be the studied purpose of the hear the democratic cry of free trade the this catastrophe, which was regarded ------- —...----- ...—.„ fatal to all bones of rescue. Tiie men prewnv Three are valued at w.ooo ■ cheaper than can be bought elsewhere, and if you are not per political prohibitionists to defeat prohi­ less they like it, and the more determin­ fought manfully to save the building, ed they are that that party shall not I be — -----■ * ! fectly satisfied with your purchase, return the goods any time The Meiggs elevated railroad Aill bition, they can justly pride themselves but-without avail. It became evident at this hour that the whole mine was psssed by the legislature of Massachu­ within 30 days and get your money back. <>n their brilliant success. They mani­ trusted with power. ablaze and it is doubtful if it can be setts authorizes the building of an ex­ fest a disposition to 1ly in the face of Thefdemocrats in congress realize too extinguished for weeks if at all. This perimental section from Cambridge to reason, and willingly or otherwise do late that they have put their feet into,it, settled the fate of tiie 150 unfortunates Boston. An aged citizen of Lind, Wisconsin, the very things calculated to hinder the so to speak on the tariff question. The under ground and they have absolutely We have one of the most complete stocks ever shown ir named Teter Vierka, who usually car­ uo chance for life. cause they claim to favor. ■ farming districts of Kansas, the manu­ Thursday’s dispatches say: Neither ried large sums of money on his person, tliis city. We shall illustrate with a few facts. facturing centers of New Jersey have words nor telegram convey to the was murdered with a mallet near his I barn during Tuesday night. slightest degree the destruction wrought Five-sixth of the republicans of Mich­ lately expressed their opinion of the j A tract of Six thousand acres of pine igan favor the submission of the prohi­ proposed 'democratic tariff legislation in the mines of the Southwest Vir- , ginla Improvement company at Poca- land in Lincoln county, Wisconsin, bition question to the people. by overwhelmingly electing repulii- hantas by the explosion there on Thurs- containing one hundred million feet of From two-thirds to five-sixths of the cans to office. I’heee late elections day night. Nor can pen describe the [ timber, was recently sold toaChica------- *— for $100,000. republican members of the last three have so alarmed the democrats that it anguisn and sadness that pervade the 1goau little hamlet. The scenes around tbe GENERAL MARKETS Forty prominent catholics of Du­ An old nhyKtetan.retired from pnwtxr legislatures of this state Were favorable is very doubtful if they do any thing at mines have been the saddest that the buque met Wednesday evening at the to the' submission of a prohibitory all with the Mqrrison bill. human mind cau conceive or the fancy residence of Bishop Hennessy, to proCHICAGO. 5 iy aad permanent core <* paint tost against the passage of the bill be-1 heat --Lower; Lower; March, amendment. Wheat !<»«>¥«; tuUs. Ostarrh, Asthmn at> iSHEara One hundred and five of the miners , fore the Iowa legislature to lax church April. W^fatnSc; May. S6Hi Fuller, who is paid for attending to^ tactions. also aptwlUvean-. The proportion of republicans in the -A ! vorx • -Lower: March, M%i i rad ten I rare foi ous Debility and all nenwthe duties of state swamp land commi^- are known to be loet, and to make the I property. legislature favorble to the submission disaster more awful, the bodies of the uomulaiuta, al ivteg tested as woDi’rrtr. Fred DouglasL^lthough a constant those>l H * oner and prosecuting attorney for I rurxilvr powri MtfvK, WSlo; April. victims will be cremated, as the mines of a prohibitory amendment to th< 1 ........... on the woman-suffrat '-'tc,™- Sl&Sv: Zi. , attendant : it bin duty to nn« IL Known t*> ni« Minrrw; have been sealed and are now on fire | vention in Washington, was qqL_ each i eway<w Co.. <‘-°ntinues to neglect both rf igItotly Htovi-uoKs Mess a.„„ l*ork lower: k ______—___________ __ I tallow*. Actuated by thin motive and » deain. who are opposed has increased eacn **■-----t~ Maxell. v.ar, »b<.« ing that ^ntuinwl in TOvor draw hl, Mlnry- ;md |<.«i and burning furiously. The victims of ; nored on account of his recent mar- 817.Wfa517.ro; April. 818.00(4ffM.a»; Way. to relieve human Miffcrin*. I will wind frw» .• the disaster are Hungarians, Welsh­ huge, notwithstanding his bride was SlMOfSlS 10. l,*rd — NteadvMarch . eh*nn>. to all wbo desire it, this recipe, in Ger of tbe meuure in the reimbli. an pnrty "bout U*e stat" ra’tlTOnizing the sh><- men, (remans, and negroes, most of fcg 45• \t,rll S9 50-’ ifxv SO fl6 • ,Q*n. French or English, with full din>ctinns । always prominent in tbe cause. Sent by mall by addrfie ■ iH increasing I fcere<* f9ro<* of the fff<«nback party, in whom are unmarried, only about twen­ Cattie Market. Stoudy. We quote: Nov wl.,i4?PmRar,"moSf. MoJkeSer.N ? * Henn1 Richardson, a leading memlw ty-five of them having families de­ ; Oatalde or Detroit, liiniid Rapicta, the I',n‘"_‘h,t he "u‘> drtl"r “ n,,n> of -rt|ie Vigilance of Brown Choice <hi]n>ing steers.................. saavaAHO --------------- a----------------------- ---------------------pendent on them for support. -------------- ---committee ------------------Soginnwo >u.d the mining region, of n"®"'1->nU>the demoenit ramp. i-mintv Nebraska, Kuhraubj was u-uc hung >>■■■>«* by unFitlr to icixxi shipping steers.... . uesfavjo — — .. ' ■-—, ... . . county, m Alip Malignant । known persons near his homc Morris Mttlitiin to good steers................... .r]M'LVd.\00 ■ ■ ---r,--- —III ---- «diphtheria --------- - — — is prevailing ra —-at [ raiivrnu UCOt II in . UUUl ’’... NLat aUV __ r r. . .. • the upper peninsula, every republican ] Republicans in the townships should Geneseo, 11'*." - Market firm. Sales ranged from . ■ 1 ! ; | ' : • ■ '' Ill.-------------------------------------------- i। Bridge. He, 1 has participated iu . . > •m for b.f.v} : .$5.M>«<;.T0 for light. KJ WB ■ ■ fl I ML candidate for the leginlature was in- J see that a ticket made up of good men • The /yacht Atalanta has arrived at I lynching of fourteen horse thieves. — . -----------------------। i-iKrt — Bteail}. , We quote: Choice l_ . sas^T- commemoration, of the one him- I Fancy Creamery at strutted to vote to submit the prohibi-1 is nominated; see that every republican Havana with Jay Gould and family. In V tt>; ordinary The engagement is announced of Mrs. [ dredth om.*s Mbnt4»do. aanjaK-; 32<rfart<-; good good to uifuiu birthday uiiiiiunv of <>i Sir .-nr M aosrs niume- ; Rood «'•Io fancy Dairy at . B M , tory amendment if elected in IHHt) and I voter is regiaten*d and votes on election Leslie, of New York, and the j flora, of London, the Supreme lodge of »'«!»>: common to fair do. 1K«2Vt I Zn ZjLmJxSZ 1882. The same thing will lie done in j day. If that Im* done, ten of the eighteen'/Frank Marquis de Leuville, of Paris. i Kersher Shel Barzel has endowed with i \UMnnimc* luniau vtfirriDi r mi ie NEW ' YORK. 1884; and if tbe republic an candidates supervisors of the next board will lie Six fine lake steamers are being con­ $76,000 the tome for iiged and inllnn • ... ORK* nffRIGHTS IMDIAM VEGETABLE PILLS .2Wheat- Hither: No. S Meh., fl.OBhtfu Nrrt» Vi«*ata: have the support of thci^e who who favor favor republicans surely, with chancre tor structed at the Detroit ship yards, at Israelites at‘Cleveland. 1.WIW; April, May. itllw an estimated cost of $1,000,000. Walter C. Shepherd, a Boston book- •, bllX,-, 1U1>. ‘t’oux—ijulet; Mixed Western Spot, , n will lx* prohibition,.the question Im* put to . two more. Work wins every time. Tbe recent floods destroyed fifty-five keeper, who piaaded guilty to embezzle- sot.twfv.c, a vote within the next two years. T.. : ~~^',a .■ The greenbacker who cannot read us bridges In the Ohio valley, which it ment, was arraigned for sentence, when MILWAUKEE. J While an overwhelming majority, of ; he claimed that a woman had urged will cost $210,000 to replace. . LT .T ' one of the most conspicuous signs of ! Wheat—Steady*; March. »Uc: April, A snow-slide on Aspen maintain, in him on and blackmailed him. The republican members of the legislature | -May. t»» x c. C orn—Firm at for ' i, the times a fusion of his jwirty with theColorado, ___________ caused ________ the ____ death _ court released him on light Dail, in of three No. L VxTa-FInu: No. a White, JSe.— MM have favored putting prohibition to a order that he might find his tempter. * '“.'imine. democracy must lie. blind indeed. Id employes of’*• the ’Vallejo thr<w>urdi-.4 V । Ryk-Strong: tlMJh'c for No. 1. Baklmy— » JU popular vote, an overwhelming majori­ state and county the bargain has been At the custom-house iu Petersburg, | Lower at (Smc for No. i. , । l?ie yo^.u. dgeat .Ke8t brother of 8am­ ty of the democratic and greenback leg­ made by the leaders, who are now pre^ | i*® died at New Lebanon, Virginia, C. B. Baine struck R. A. 4 1 CINCINNATI. Young on the head with a Stick, and New York, at the age of 63. FOtSHEE A MACKIN, Cincinnati.(1 islators are opposed to the submission. Fi oun-Falr demand: Eainih -----paring to deliver the goods. ( Sitting Bull is being taken to Minne­ the latter attempted to kill his essailant A concerted action of al! the temper­ Wheat-Firm at $1.06. Corn—Strong at apolis by Major McLaughlin to see with a revolver. Both are republican 56c. Oats—Finn al 37c. Rttc—Steady: As nearly as we can judge, a ticket ance fortMs in behalf of] such men as politicians, and the affair grew out of a something of life among the whites. &V. Provihjonh—Pork Hteady at S18.0Q.— . hS? Meats |S« favor submitting the question will en­ headed with Edmunds for president John Boyle, city treasurer of Erie, is denunciator}' card published by Ralna. Lard tan al Five prisoners made their escape (<r«.AV Bacon Lincoln for--------------second■--------------------------------place would'suit a defaulter tor $8,000, and has disap­ sure its success. A division will only and ----- t— r-------------from the jail at Columbus City, Ina., . elect men oppraed to »uch meaeurei. ! imUorfty of Barry county republi- peared. MT. LOU IK The Milwaukee Merchants' Associa­ Saturday evening, and Have not been Wax Are-Lower: No.s Red Meh., SLOW Vt\* cannot eeo bow any man who rarw. Lincoln la alao favored by many tion baa passed a resolution calling for recaptured. They liad natjentlv worked on the stone ceding for three weeks, honrwtly tavorr giving the people a i for Arwt place. . the suspension of,silver coinage. having obtained mason's tools from ebanra to vote for or against prohibi-1 lu our „plnlou. the republican townThree members of the Salvation army out<dders. . March- 1 were'fined $17 each for parading the tion. ran hope for its araompbahment ,hip (.aUciiaea, called to nominate tlck- streets of Bridgeport, Connecticut. In the circuit court at Kalamazoo, BAWJtv-Jj'to Pork Meter: Mr. Harding wm awarded judgment j _ M«*u qulH : by any straight out prohibition party, etator township offleora. would do well' W. J. Arxell has purchased theJhvn- for $1 fiQQ against the Chicago and | The mass of temperance jaople are in p, elect delegates to the county conven- ing Jmuroal, of Albany, and has given Grand Trunk n>ad foil being curried 1 the editorial control to John A. Slelthe republican party, and they are eager Uon> the rail tor which 1« published pMt Vicksburg station, he having been cher. . j)TO8trated by the exertion of walking I to have the question disposed of by u elsewhere. Emil Boling, who wm az lieutenant BALTIMORE. . » vote of the people. Will not a union of Ain the German revolutionMiy army in The governor of Kansas has called a Fuller. Innes & Co M toe high-minded 1 1848, died at Hustisford, Wm., in his the elements favorable 16 the submis­ special session of the legislature for • 70th year. ‘ Utgreenback leaders ant doing their Ctaro* Serorida, Bryslpelas. sion of the question be more effective March 18, to take action in relation to Plasplak nd _F»rw Gratis. A’large number of street car drivers tbe cattle plague. It is rumored tliat most to accomplish a fusion with thej than a distinct prohibition party ? Blotches. Bolts, Ttamors. T»i. in Cincinnati struck because of an or ­ Senator Ingalls will resign to accept If such a thing in a seperate political democracy. These gentlemen are ex- der to remove the canvas — weather Judge MGCrary’H place, and let the ter. Barners. Sait Rheum. Scald Bead, Bores, Mercurial screens from tbe platforms. prohibition party were deemed odvtoa- perte at feathering their own nest. legislature elect a successor. B08T0N. Diseases. Female Weakness Henry Brown, formerly a slave in A committee of the New York As­ ble in the state at large, in order that The democrats are now beginning w,th moderate demand: and Irrejalaiitles. DL-sinecs. Virginia, died .Monday at Niagara, sembly has reported against a bill de­ . vl?< “* .>*nl“.v>nuil» extra. XMUKc; prohibition might be effected; if it were toot the anti-monopoly horn, to rail Lon ol Appetite. Jrraadlre. 1 Ontario, claiming to be 121 years of signed to protect newspaper dealers ■raltv”"ra>r< ,u<l dSiine (considered hoping against hope with the greenback lambs. S-ttectleas ol the Llrer. Indi age. from, libel suits, like that of Maria Hjff; Pr,1 “'•Jn.; Nretara .ureradxd restion. Biliousness, Dyspep­ Miss Eliza, eldest daughter of Gov- Prescott against the American News the dominant party in the state which The Clinton Republican speaks thus1 ernor Thompeon, of South Carolina, Company for circulating a paper con­ sia and General Debility. is by no means the case; it would yet be irreverently of a demo-green-fuae mo­ died from burns received ten days ago taining matter injurious to her. foolish in localities where temperance , while reading at an open grate, —nh. JoldUaWH^^’-n.-Mr-ker Nearly all tbe business places In Alle­ men are sure to be nominated 1>y tbe gul: Swamp Angel W. D. Fuller, who Ihxlutb has been made an open port gan, Mich., were on Wednesday swept Wbeju, white... republirrn party to maintain a seperate draws a fat salary from toiling millions> by the abrogation of the contract be­ away by fire, tto losses aggregating Wheat. red . Corn, retail . . party founded on prohibition. Take of Michigan xs swamp land commis­. tween the railway company and the $300 000. Flames at Detroit, originat­ Beans ing in Stradou's woolen mOM, destroyed Gate our own and our neighboring county of si oner, and from Newaygo county an j Lake Superior Transit Company. The Itelaware.Lackawana and West­ six manufacturing establishments, val­ Pork, drewd. .. Eaton. In both 99 out of every 100 re­ proeecuting attorney, left those duties: era road has decided to extend ito ued at $100JMX). Beef, dreued ... t last Saturday to reform the people of Butter publican voters favor submitting the Andrew J. Weaver, of Greenville, St Johns with greenback wind. The tracks from Buffalo to Toledo thia sum­ . Pa., drove his daughter from tbe bouse, question of prohibition to a vote of the most laborious part of his official duties mer. ’ The laborers on the Cape Cod ship broke some.furniture, and then killed Potatoes people. Every candidate for the legis­ appears to be in drawing bis double sal­ Apptea himself with a revolver. On several lature upon the republican ticket in ary, while his time is spent in making canal struck because of dissatisfaction occasions be has shown rirps of insan­ Apples, drl.-d demo-greenback speeches and attend­ both counties for thr past six years ] ing fusion ronferencre. This barnacle with the food furnished by the con­ ity, His toother is a member of con- | tractors. has been instructed by tho nominating upon our nhip of state will l»e rubbed While his band is in, the postmaster John Taffe. receiver of the land-of­ off at the coming election. fice at North Platte, -rho represented i-al has arranged for a fast train Lard * ni uuib. .aiaiawMpaii.<* raw, «■». No bmhi no^favoraMe to the measure iChicagotoBuPaulaarf Minneap^•tt«raou follow the lead of Nebraska in oongreaa for three terms, died Friday. olia, which eommeDoed at 3 o'clock can even be nominated in a repubtican from u* Milwaukee, ia General Badeau, consol general at Thursday moraing. convention. The republican county n P*rty on account of its Havana, presented Jay Gould to Cap- 5 Given We give one with every Ready-Made Suit or Overcoat at $ 12 or upwards. 1HFADACHE AGENTS-®-"; Safety Lain? 0 ■ tetttiisua jszt ANgS . K A PBIZI �The Hastings Banner. Al,/Sty ---------------- --- —- ----------------------- »_---------tainly ought to be acme way to punish a being, having the semblanoe of man. who habitually fails to provide the nec­ essaries of life for his trick wife and tonocent children—aM through sheer laz- to a semi-conscious condition. lying on tos isos about one foot from the north aide of the track. His booU nd stock HJUnWH. rMDAY, MAUCH SI. 1«M. inr were off both hia feet, one boot «n<l stocking being found about ten rode West of Where he wm picked up and __ The Allegan Journal and Tribune the other about the aame distance <*t. i come to us tliis week half it usual size. -Medical aid waa almost instantly on | The office was totally deotroyed by the the spot, and the injured num conveyed conflagration that visited that place on to the Hastings House. The medical , __________________ GRKBLE » I’OWERA । Friday last The publishers have al- testimony showed that he wm tn a state ready ordered new material from Chi- i collapse upon his arrival at the hotel ONE IVK'BTH OFF, cafe and soon the Journal and Tribune and that be ra^dly Rank until death’ (XOSE WINTER GOODS. R. MUDGK, Clethter. I win appear with a new dress, fere’s No blame can M attached to the rail­ hoping the publishers will mwt with road company: but there is no question BUY NOW. prtnK medium ctovr Med for even greater success than before. The but that some of the saloon men who Tb£- »<*d wo* pnr,it7rLd^rN^i i Gazette m this wm* issued as a ‘ aoM Kelly liquor on that day.areholden eme. bnt lt8 mUnMUln({ puh!i9hl! for he.,, d^’^rue""^™ ! k. »■ wHiMTMAM * »ON. j^'IdenUy er evidently keeps krepn aa ““stiff stiff npper upper lip" Up" »«? see « at to to bring bring aa suit suit against against them. tbeiu CoMCKMilNo Gorere.-It ianotoft- eateem in which we hold you socially: ™ that the Bxnnku nep, aside from also to enjoy interchange of thought I cast amid so manv kind providences. Each i&ornmg when we rise we hhve a Ten years ago to-day, although it hard­ clean white page spnwl out before us ly seems poadtie, time file* with snrh igjd something seems to say -begin swift and silent wing—you chose to ngain.” notwithstanding the many brok­ leave the home of your childhood to try en resolve* of the past. And now <mi the realities of this life together. That this, the 10th anniversary of your uedthe union was a happy one time has ding, may each one of this little enmproved. May your lives be spared to Ciny cherish for others that perfect enjoy many prosperous and happy an-1 ve and charity that wofketh no Hi to nivenaries of this day -is the wish of all his neighbor, and thr day be so wisely present You are now in the enjoyment ' spent that it will i»e a wellspring of toy of the summer of your lives. O, golden | to each one of us. when memory, that hours; how sinoot&ly glides lifers little noblest gift of nature, brings it findf to barque as it takes iw onward across the our mind* as mv jmss along on tbe bighriver of life to eternity. Yas,toetemi* —, — w 1 way of , life. It has lieen said, and wisrty; and while these lovely ovely summer .j ly too. too, that “life L is but ’.:** the’journey ------ -------of * a hours are’passing, let usremember remember that j 'day. day. Youth is full of buoyant hopes and as surely as the night follows the morn- dreams never to lie realized in its morn­ ing just so surely Will the winter of ing. man and womanhood its noon, and life follow its summer, and be prepared when the fronts of agv te-gin to steal for a happy landing when t)»e pate Ixut- 1 around us we may know that night Is man says we have reached the shore, upon us." us." jiut .But II apprehend apprehend the the night night Butxjet us not gloomily think of winter, of life is just as loveiy los riy and far mure for to me there is a charm in age that glorious than its morning, if we us« use cannot be surpassed by youth. well the hours as they come come along. 8o 80 Of all scenes that our mortal eyes let us do all we can to lighte n the burare aUmged to behold, what can be dens of our fellow Icings and make more giorioxmthan for the aged eye to i their lives as happy as mortal life can look back over a well spent life, upon be. Let us strive daily to live a jiwt the beautiful pictures of kind deeds [ and honorable life, so that when our and loving words that are hung on . end is near we can with pleasure surmemory's wall ? So let us each enjoy - vey the past and joyfully listen to the the preeetit, strive to do daily our duty, j Master's call, “It is enough: come up and resign the order of our livre to ! higher." • Him who doeth all things well. Wed- i „ , dink [Uy- differ from oUwr day. of -SfgSFj? £5^ note, inasmuch an they have more to do : UrS MandnUu- Bitten, rrmov* tb« eame with shaping the destiny of the life to ' prevent tee evil, and raat osly s cents, follow for joy qr sorrow’, and should be ! ■ , ~ wisely <»nsid«^l and cherished u the n°wn" BUer b day m which we take the most sacred I .** r™*'' ta”w" “Utae the rote Of a lecturer: but we were made acquainted ene day latt week With rumor, quite fUrneginj, to “old citizen ami long reepectedreeulent of thia community. Our Informant waa sure he waa correct, and gave ns authority. Not for the purpose of par­ ading the tacts alleged if they were round to be facte-of which we then, had serious doubta—but merely to see why such report, should gain currency, we investigated them. The - authority" referred to by our informant knew Local News./. We consulted the authority down to that new and -------------------------• iqquret is number one, who had merelv supposed w„>«>.-r-r« •»-»* .a rire™. I.-1 «ari announces th "“ ew presses “ d Just as we go to press the W, a Crookwthra uwtntei is in on uu the uw way Way and BDU UW w.ilu>n u..ac —kother material the i 'VUUUUeil, 'oncluded. Ithe jury finding the follow- a rase not half as bmi w, the romor ™ Hre . , ,. publication strert told hL rataXre ro ? 4,°^ <r., n^i.t D..1 ..Ir a. reel,a publicationof ofthat that paper paper will will be be concon-j’ tog tog verdict verdict ______ 'A» Atn~m.r ri ., :I tinned tinued aa as usual. The loae loss on this office “That tbe said Jonathan Kelly came and thus from a suppososo a miserable ssw* <nA"___ ‘m-oi.Ti-oray was something over »1,7<X), upon which; to his death by beingstruck by the on- slander had emanatedWe reflected WttS insurance insurance for for »l,M0: »l,l«0; A A portion portion of of I gine of the M. C. B. R., on train going upon the matter and the more we oonK.„.~ Coro. Ch.ire MH Mreu H.n. I was ..... lthLS:iW““Ved- “ wure*tao ““ T‘’d“i» «■*<*>• at Ul P. m. on >dered themX ™^Tw.^X * At Barlow'" Brtek Delator. subscription and account bookx. / J the 18th day oCMarch, A D. 1884,: that the history oFtti^report*wan the i | Several timre during the past week wbile sai<1 Johnathan Kelly was in a history of nine out of ten of thoae dam| we have heard individual remark,' stAt*“ of lntoxication. We find further aging rumors that we hear every day. j “Could I be certain that the water that no blame te to be attached to the It ia a peculiar trait of humanityI works would cbat only •90,000, and eraPloyees of said railroad: that proper this disposition to be everlasting goethat the expense to the city for running | dU1««»ce and care was used by the em- siping " * - ~ about our fellows. Scarcely can the same would not be over MXJOO a Ptoy®®® 10 charge of said train; that a dozen men congregate- upon the street year I would vote for them." The com- Iaedlcal wa« promptly summoned or as many women assemble in a sew' niittee appointed by the council to inthe agent of the 'aid railroad, iund _2 jng circle without conversation turns | veetigate thia subject say the works can that “dd Jonathan Kelly was attend- ,ujxm some personal matter relative to I be put in at a cost not to excee<l the by ^competent physicians until his i some party who is not preeenL This I amount stated, and the committee is of I death.” • , । one heard this rumor: that one “ knows j it to be a fact:" another heard Mra. son.ii.-tt a n«»i« m»«af»rtur», for | the opinion that they would inn PemohaxT I„,Hire.l re-i<i..reorw.T. !ahort time jw self-sustaining. This ftlitor Hitoourn spent Sunday jn : and-BO allege that her neighbor told her ‘ rrM!n* —*---------’ | committee is composed of reliable and Charlotte. I that the absent party said so. And so **“’• ®r j practical men, and it ia not at all prob-1 j the tongues wag, and the mate and fe­ ,, . x.. • > Orno strong made the Banner d order with A. .. . ........ male gossips rake the abeent party over able that they would err in this mate ’ short Tnwday .1. H. BARTLKY. ter. Mr. J. W. Bentley tffTera to enter) . ... ’ . u the coals—asserting things which they into contract with tha city to taka the LFrd, "oUhlt11” 7“ wi,h fnen'1’ in know nothing about, or believing stateg.w iwn-horw wagon. wldetlrr.aRrinn works anri run them free of expense to ' N“hvill<’ N‘ad»>' ■ ments of whose truth they have not •nd w »i irtt« trees* com plat*. . I the city, and give bonds for the fulfillLeww Stern is East purchasing his the slightest evidence. It seems strange duT»»r covered cArringe, n - . t ’ ment of the same, provided the city ' ■'Pr^nK stock of goods. that no more entertaining subjects for * S7LrtrutorHlU,,llnr ,,,a"0" ***" | will pay the interest and keep the Judge Smith and wife have returned conversation can be found than rumors Tb?.ho\he wUibT«»te’ehoap. , works in repair, allowing him to col-J from their vWt to Chicago. affecting the reputation of others. Peo­ tf daniel f*THiKKR. Admin, lect and retain the amount secured for Col. Armstrong made the Banner a ple will turn aside from the wide-open book of knowledge, shut their eyes to water rates. Should this proposition pleasant -------- . w j j L j .-.. -----call Wednesday morning. Weather very unfavorable forsugar all of nature except the worse elements be accepted, and allowing even $500 for Mr. John Klepfer is shaking hands making. , of human nature, ami toy with the rep' repairs, the cost of fire protection would smith Simmons & Peabody manu-' be*bUt tlf600 year tte dty Of with his friends in this dty to-day. I utations of men and women by idle gos­ Rev I. M. E. B. Gillaspie, of Bowen's sip- listening to the false tales which tjeture the I test water-proof grain boot QQjjygg jfr Bentley expect* to make , envy or jealousy may have set afloat, or tifiemi tor\ale. somKhing for himself should he enter Mills, was at the camp-fire Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. W. T. Brown returned which mky be the creation of a de­ The W C. T. IL will meet with into such e<«itract. . , , .. .. ■ ... • from a trip to Chicago Saturday last. praved" imagination, and busily circu­ Mn<. T 1’hillipH next Tuesday after-! A very interesting meeting w an held 1 j at the rreto-nce of Mra. E. Y. Hogle on I We r<Vrrt “ leam ,h*t “>* °f late the same. noon, at 2:30 o'clock. Of the extent of the suffering and the red I Monday afternoon of this week by the W- T- Brown “Iremo¥e to C>*ieago. The broom factory han been remove * :1Ji Mrs. Miles Main is spending a couple misery these gossiping reports cause .to the /runt room over H. A. (roodyear ,| W. " F. •* M. society of the *' M. ” E. church, the occassion kbeing anni- I of weeks with her sons at Vermontville. who can properly estimate? Many a Jt Sons' hardware store. «u—™ the fourteenth•«*•*<_ life has been wrecked by a “supposeAspikantm for nomination on the, to veraary ot the organiztion of the northRev. C. B. Sherk, of Woodland, was so” which grew into a full fledged slan­ be. fusion ticket in this city are busily.i western branch, which now numbers i among the Banner callera on Tuesday. I 20,000 members. The day was appoint-1 MiaB Bostwick, of Kalamazoo, is in der. Many have gone- to their graves engaged in fericc repairing. with a tarnished reputation which they ed by officers of the branch as one of dty< of her sj^j. Mias When you want reliable boots and no more deserved than white deserves thanksgiving, and it was designed that j Jtoae shoe*, buy those manufactured by to be called btack. Many h^ve main­ each member of the auxiliaries bring in Smith Nimmons A Peabody. Comrade 1‘araloe intends soon visiting tained an honorable struggle for years such a sum as a thank-offering, as her the city again. He will be greeted by to givethalie to a false report which the F B. AfNoKR. of Charlotte, has been heart should prompt and her circum­ street corner of the sewing circle was a large audience. appointed route agent, with Grand stances permit The offerings at this Itapids and Jackson as his run. The many friends of Mrs. Carnahan rthe means of disseminating -and dur­ ' writing, which were ea<h accompanied MHIxbkr. the jeweler, haa bi» ad, er-1 by B p^uige of scripture?whi<h tewtei- will be pained to learn that she in in ing those years have suffered more than uwmrou posted in nrarl.v every avail-1 preMed the donor's reasons for tiianks- quite poor health. dJe place throughout ike county. ; giving, ranged ail the way from ten Mf. and Mra.G. II. Brooks spent sevThe young ladieH sf tbe Baptist i cents to two dollars, and aggregated al days among friends and relatives at Mjriety will give a warm sugar social ‘ ' at about eight dollars. Any member not Orangeville last week. tbe chapel, Wednesday evening. March 31th. . Mine host Parker wears a smiling •ountenance, owing to the large patnmagf the traveling public extends to his popular hotel, The dedication of the Catholic church in this city occurs to-day, Thursday, at too late tin hour for the Banneh to publish repir/t of proceedings. being able U> be present at that meeting is requested to send or hand her offer­ ing to Mra. D. Striker within the next ten days. All proceeds of this thank-; offering day go to advance, the work in i west China. After devotional 4xercfoes a very fine essay was read by MreT. PhiUips; subject, “Causoytor rhanltegiv-1 tag" with select readings by Mrs it K. | Grant and Mrs. Belle Youngs, followed bv opening of envelopes, reading of texts and Zouncement of amounts without •John Pattison, of Carlton, has sold his farm to X. Allerding of the same nanus, by Mis. Stella Wheeler. J town, considtvatiod $3,400. Mr. Pat­ will not remove from Barry j Resolutions of RKsptxrr. -Alter a j useful life of almost seventy years, our eonnt), however. Mils. J; H. Fhkeland, of Freeport, worthy and esteemed brother, Peter died very suddenly Thursday last. Khe Cobb, parsed from this life to the lifC| .. j the shining river and was highly esteemed in the community beyond; crossed... He was a iu which she lived. The funeral was entered into rest eternal. teld on Sunday and waa largely at­ worthy member of Irving Grange, No. 55. While we bow in submiimion to the tended. . Hantimob, Middleville and NashviUe will of our Heavenly Father, we at the same time realize that our sister and an* competitors for the honor of enter­ taining the G. A. B. poets of the county children mourn a true husband and ** their next annual reunion. Tbe place father, society a good citizen, and the •dvring the moat inducements will Grange a worthy member. Therefore, doubtless be designate r I - Thb band boys have decided upon *ednehday evening next an the date to hokl their dance, of which mention waa ®ade last week. Admission to dance ■0 cents; proceeds for the benefit of band. Wive the boys a rousing benefit. Those who wish to sell goods in the trading vicinity of Hastings should Patrenizethe Banner. We guarantee the largwjt list of Barry county sub^rrtbers of any |>aper in the county, and will show the txiokji to prove it At the business meeting of tbe G. A. LTuwday afternoon comrade W. H. Hecox, of Aasyria post, was elected MaK»r, ot the regimental organization, eiw < B. Smith, deceased, and comrade OatMt of Hill post. Middleville, waselect”d f’hapUin. The Haatings skating rink eluaee next week for the season, the room will en lie filled with a mammoth stock of Mr. Frank Nims, who is now buying wheat for the Crescent Mills in Grand Rapids, spent Sunday in this dty. w H Schantz visited Chicago the week to purchase a stock of goodi u]go furniture for kin new home. Mr u,wlaSu.r„,„fUli8city, are VM ))fn ta thejr houMhn,rt Here., ,.„ngratulation. . „W h°“'B d“riW U>e few days, Mr <>»a.r Crook made the BA»ekK [»““ » us a. t himself well jileased with his position | as railway postal clerk. j Wednesday last, Mr. J. A. Greble rptumwl from a two weekk visit to Florida; Mr. G. combined businees pleasure, and while in the “land > of our lives. I have often thought niman life as a little tamk with an iu tegittoMte sphere ■■ a am Mper to and rejoice with you that your lot to $30 OVERCOATS, $15 Come in and We will Explain More Fully. $30.00 OVERCOATS^ $16,00, . $27.50 0VERC0RTS, $16.00, $25.00 OVERCOATS, $16.00, $20.00 OVERCOATS, $16.00, 18.00 OVERCOATS, 16.00. AH Overcoat marked in plain English figures $18, $20, $25, $27, $30 will be sold at a uniform price of $16.00. 15.00 OVERCOATS, 11.00, ‘ 12.50 OVERCOATS, 11.00, 12.00 OVERCOATS, 11.00. AB Overcoats marked on the ticket $15.00, $13.50, $12.00 will be sold at a uniform price of $11.00. overestimate the mischief wrought by an evil report. There is a moral guilt attached to this idle gossip which the majority of mankind do not consider. There is a moral wrong committed every time a man believes a report whose truth be has not investigated. It is even more wrong to repeat a story of that charac­ ter. Nothing is to be gained except to stab in the back the party concerning whom the tale is told - a very manly thing to do by the way. What langutigt* is strong enough to picture the “ ‘ j whose base iniaginaoffense of’ a party . ..--.-place of such slanders* tion ismou the birth-p We do not mean to shield the guilty nor to gloss ov^r the real offenses ‘of any man. But'before we believe one guilty of any ullegwl offense, let us be ; sure that the evidence Is not idle gossip, retailed upon the street by those who ■ are moved by malice or are too iguor-' $10.00 OVERCOATS, $6.00. 6.00. 8.50­ 6.00. 7.50 6.00. 6.50 I AU Overcoats marked on the tickets $10.00, 8.00, 7.50, 6.50 wiU^be sold at a uniform price of $6.00. । of flowers" purchased an orange grove. The thanks of the Banner force are tendered to him for a reminder in the shape of a half dozen luscious oranges. OUR FINE OVERCOATS Are going fast at these prices, but we have a great many left. ant to investigate the truth of the re­ ports they circulate. The guilty should 1^* punished; but there should be some sure foundation for every evil report; The Camp-Fire.- The camp-fire of and people cannot be too certain that it Fitzgerald post G. A. K. held at Union is true, or’too careful about what they Hall, Tuesday evening last, was a grand sayor believe. succees, despite the extremely unfavor­ Tin Wedding Anniversary. On belt . able weather. There was /a good-sized HttolMd, That, as a Grange, we ten­ audience in attendance, and the exercis­ Saturday afternoon, March 15th. a good­ der our heartfelt eympathlea to our wa­ ly number of neighbors and friends es were very interestini. Following is ter and children in their great bereavegathered at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. the program as carried out: irfent. WiU Edwards In Irving, to help them Bwo/red, That it is but a just tribute Martial drill by members of the post, to the memory of the departed to say in charge of officer of the day, D. E. celebrate the 10th anniversary of their that hta lore, we mourn for one who wedding day. A couple of neighbors Birdsall. was in every way worthy of our respect Music by choir. j after inducing Mr. Edwards and wife and regard; and that tbe members of Address of welcome, by post com1 to go to town stepped Into the house, this Grange will ever bear in mind the mander Dennis. integrity of our departed brother. । made preparations to receive a crowd . Music by choir. Haoloed, That, m » token of respect, “F. C. and I*, or memories of camp and arranged things to suit themselves. our charter be draped in mourning for and field," liy comrade Paraeloe. , <UA<1 UCgU, i«J ivmi When Mr. and Mrs. E. returned home sixty days. I ' IS resolutions be ' Retolved, That Uree t...™-----------••War Memory Sketches." by Mtaa j they found their house full of friends. entered upon the reqords of the Grange, Kate Williams. , and presents to the amount of $20 and a copy be sent to the family of the Music by choir. awaiting them. Tbe presentation essay departed, and to the Grange Visitor and Recitation, by comrade Parseioe. which we give below and which was recounty papers for publication. ti I Music by chibr. . , w MBH, j. j. TREGO, toc-y. । ~BarryJ County in War," by Hon. ptitd to by Mr. and Mra. E. in a fitting manner, was read by Mra. A. E. HanFatal Accident.- -Thursday eye- ( To-night," by Mum 1 yen, and a bountiful supper w as served ning last, Mr. John Kelly, of Barry stdla Wheeler. township, was run over by the 7:11 Recitation, bv comrade I’arselofx : orwttouwin Im* «m»in itr«.n to th. p. m. train white on BntedWkjr to ihte Wolvertonq- b, i minds of all pn'sent. Kindly interest and . city. His left leg was crushed in a ter-1 MJ2er Jayjiiaekford. Star Clothing House 36, 38,40 and 42 Oanal Street, Grand Rapids. Announcement fiis the'building which we occupy at present to be torn down within three months to give way to a new brick, we hereby announce that we shall sell groceries at reduced prices; and simply ask the public to call and get prices, rible manner, and death ensued at about Music by cb<dr. 10 o'clock. Mr. Kelley lived in Barry I Impomptu remarks, by Jan. Clarke, oMMwiby th. written <te*Ui »r Mr»,naohinenr, buggies, wagons, etc. township where he has a wife and two ty' F. M. The rink will be opened early nexj_fall, .childrw Thqdue-MdWMttymroor Ration. "Extrhordtaao Ph~o.„- i j<*n freotand, who wm «pec««i u> b.; there and Who •• alwaya foreman on i enon,” by comrade Pareetoe. “new floor be laid, and improvem^fe' ageTwaaaddicted to strong drink, and Song, by F/M. Boberta »»ad»* to make it one of the finest rinks Rebel iTbon BemmtovnM*. J- H. ! «>vi^"'tbef' j was intoxicated at the time of the acci­ m the state. dent. Tbe inquest was held Wednesday Dennis. health are often cut down without a Recitation. -Baitey und 1 are oudt. kefokts lie true, and there in any and adjourned until 10 a. m. to-day: moment's warning. Mrs. 11 an.ven read /*w to reach his case, there Is a eertain MB follows: , - t •ndividuai in this dty who should InMr owd Mrt. UM* utlO rods vid of Broadway andi Thtste taking part in the exercasa m­ 'w withfornahsiippartof hia fami- know times are hard, and tax tames upon . . tf yOU would save money m the pur* i chase of groceries, call on us. F- H there is a taw for prevention of "uelty to animals and humanitarians “Dfflrient to enforce the same, there cer- , pushed beforeal uatU that tfreetl quitted tterensrteos in a highly ofAhetovewe bear you and the high Dec. 20, 1883. BROOKS & COOK. �UNDER THE SURFACE. THE RIVER. [Charles H. Adams.] its of tbe dty glimmer swift black wave below; FOREBODUraa, [Gvorre t Woodtary.) And the night b full [“Gath" in New York Tribune.] I mot a friend recently from Mexico, Are bom from tbe coming year*. who said that Romero wae the ablest man in Mexico and was not in very White and dim and stately, Wttbka oommhoT faith and bgfci* gno 1 health, and it waa a pity fq^ the The good ships seaward gt present condition of things between‘the two countries nf which he had been the I fear for tbe swift feet running link, seeking ever ainoe he wa« at Wash­ White and dim and stately. Full speed through the morning dew. The good xhipe homeward throng; ington to cement Mexico and America, Lest they tail in ths arid race course Weicouie. captains and sailors. w ,^.kJ-' m i .oiild be the cax- ever since Seward Your voyage has liean long I redeemed Mexico from her foreign I fear Iret the motive far striving imadem. The same informant said: And swe»«thearts' eyea shall glisten. I* perwhing m tbe strife; And wives shall joyful be, “1 know Diaz very well, and he I f«ar lest tbe glo^r ot 11 ring in a strong man, and thongh a thorough As tbe little children listen Is darkening in tbe Ufa To your tales of tbe stormy eea. Mexican would like to be neighborly But Caatorta. and just." Said I: “Do the Mexicans But what are tbe wi-rcks you tall of At the feet of the coming years; To the wreck of a love like mine! What qvfckfr cures Ooesttpatfoa. like the Americana?*’ “I do not be­ Tbe winds and the waves are wailing Tbe river marmors and glitters; Sour Stomach, Cuida. lnd4.-rMiau . lieve they do at tattom," he. said. And tbe night is full of tears. Above the cold stars shine. “They hex e a good deal of the Span­ ish jealousy in them, and to this day PARROTS' PERVERSITIES. [Outdoors aud Indoors.) Hull Caatarii in Spain an outsider is regarded aa Paris ia tha onlv city that baa'more half a barbarian So the Mexicans un­ •hade trees than Washington. There derneath the surface do not like us, are now (15,000, covering 125 miles. [London Taterrajih.] Centaur Llnlment,~a»«i>except in a few eases where statesmen When juvenile the bird is very im­ No city in the world has planted trees CHTCAGO, ROCK R’T there have aeen this country and un­ der «tand iL” Said 1: "What kind of pressionable. Adult, it is liabk to be so systematically. Yet’ all this has place M Mexico to live in?" “You are obstinate, and, like the proud Briton been done within a few yean. The half atarved in moat of tbe places in who refused to truckle to tho German streets are supplied from three large Mexico, la-cause they grow so little system of gendera, It oftentimes learns nurseries, where there is now a stock of a new language very imperfectly. Two 50,000 small trees. Several thousand and furnish ho little." “There are two good things about tha old birds, indeed, show extraordinary 1 of tha trees came from a slip brought country, the air and the mines. The antipathies to syntax, and get jwhims from Baltimore in the pocket of one of _______ I the oommiacionet-H. Less than $5,000 air is really magnificent; it brings a into their heads about the construction which the _____ 1 . has been expended in tbe purchase of utmost man’s youtli tack again. The mines of sentences ‘ALBERT LEA ROUTE.” where intell gently hunted out and per­ patience or violence, as the case may trees, and the entire annual cost of I raising, planting and protecting is leas sistently followed up generally bring ta, is powerless to dissipate. You canI than F20.000. the ore. One mine there which wsh not disabuse an old parrot's mind of an ' than S20,000. LTRADE The ’largest item of ex|>enae is the HupjMjeed to hare lost a great deal of error that it has onoe obrdially entermoney for its inveatora has been paying tanned. It has its own ideas of gram­ boxing to prote<-t the ^treee against matical proprieties, and dings to them horeee and vandalism. In nome cases a for some time back at the rate of aliout $2-1,000 a month, the cost of working it like a limpet. You cannot shake it on skeleton iron box ia used. The wooden being £9.000 a month; while thin is not a matter of English. Yon may teach it boxes are made at the Government In­ remarkable it jis chtarful." Said I: another phrase altogether, but it will dustrial school nt a coxt of 85 cents " Have tiiav as much order aud protec­ not forego the first. It will tag the each, and about 30,00^ are put up or re­ GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE tion Min the l|nited States?" “Alto­ two together and mix them up—like the newed vearly. The cost is borne in Lirer and Kidney Bemedy, gether more," said he. "Life ia safer “Protestant kettle" of the immortal equal sharae by the government and R. ■- CARLS, R. ST. JOHN. Ootnpounded from tbs wrll known Barnaby ’ s raven — but this compromise property-owners The vanetien of Curatives Hops. Mult. Buctu, >:*nin Mexico than in thri country, if we 'chicADO. V draka, Dsodsli >n, BarennarillL C» com jarc equally exposed parts. The is the beat terms you will make with maple, chiefly soft maple, are moat numerous. There are also sugar maple. arrwsble Aromatic Kltl.r. City of Mexico, -where everyl>ody goes, the bird. When possible, therefore, secure a Norway maple, sycamore maple, scar­ >S the least interesting part of the coun­ i THET CHEE OTWSIA ft IIBfflET!:!, try to me. It ia'built among some old young parrot, catch it at a good school­ let maple, the American elm, American Act spoa UsUrer and Kida.ya, ,lin— ten, buttonwood, box elder, Amerlake-, and everylnxlv there would have board age. and then teach it yourself. — HBXJULATK-TH®” BOWELS, ha 1 the typhoid fever or the malaria While doing fo keep it away from the I ican ash, tulip poplar, aspen poplar, They cu™ rJi-umatUm. and all Urt-| contaminating influences of street boys, Carolina poplar, Kentucky coffee, ginlong ago but fur tbe very high altitude, nary troab'na. They invtromta. for a baker's boy will tea?h it to ask j cho, horse chestnut, Eurojiean linden, nourish, strengthen and fjulw which just saves it." the Nsrveus System. sweet gum. a On the head of Mexico, I may re­ “•Who kissed the cook?" in a half dozen • honey locust. <atalpa, von *r« ------- *’— easy Ipuion*. lessons, whila while you are wnarinn wearing WMiiimz weeping elm. elm. euca yptus, cypress, etc. mark that ! recently met a gentleman tiMV The trees ou streets are planted at the your days out in impressing “ God rave formerly in the army, who said to me : “Those Mexicans who have spent some the queen" upon its memory, and, after curb' On the avenues they are four lime in this country frequently go home all, the odds are tbe bird will say, “God abreast, one at either curb, and one in =3S‘ Hope and Malt Bittern Co. with a dbdike of us, coining from noth­ save the cook." Street cries, again, are the building line in tbe wide “parking," DETROIT, MICH. . to be avoided if possible. It is tint well j *o that they form an arched arbor above ing bat their self-humiliation. They to have a bird calling “ cats'-meat" durthe sidewalks. The finest sinjle street 7 O reflect that they have no such large - will be Massachusetts avenue, where •ntioe, communities, huge immigration, ing family prayers. But above all tbe educator of the indens are planted four abreast aud manufactures and luxury, and it youthful fowl should herself be circum- I throughout four miles, recalling famous ■PAYSONS hurts their pride? I talked to one such person who had atndied medicine in the sj>ect in her language, and careful of Un ter den Linden in Berlin. a — :nThe asphalt Tk«pavement ...a..it ....... _ prevents ab____ ­ United States and waa interesting and the pitch of voice, for it will catch INK'f Brick pave­ and well-read. He took the ground her scolding tones at once, and pick up sorption of nutriment, that Mexico never could be such a pro­ “Bother that cM!"—in her exact voice ments are retained where practicable, gressive country as America—that our too—long before it will learn to Hay, ah they admit or absorb mositure readily. institutiona would raise up their p«-ons “Dear little puss." Those who have a The soil, a hard red clay, in not favor­ to be the equals of the Castilians, and harsh laugh, or suffer from catarrh, or able. The tree.* ar«r. therefore, actually year* oxperteucr In breeding and importing; large eoileetlom; opportunity ot comparing all that therefore isolation and nonpro- an impediment, or any defect of speech, fed by hand, by packing nutritious ooil KKU>; wholmale aqd retail dealer feaent breed*, low |«ricrs. tn-cMuae of extent of gre-fsivisni were the safety of Mexico. I should choose other pets than parrots at the roots, a space about three feet inWILLIAM French — ■ --------and American ------ ..I.rw. wiim «>«., Iom kunur Inm. plate btwlneaa; and low rate# of tranajiartaUou. Cat— guinea pigs or squirrels, or some square being left ip the surrounding I'I m ,. rlhliwi snrt -I.II..,.,— glaax. rlblied and rot<h plate for tky lights, eut a><*uaa free Correspondence aoRetted think," said my friend, “that some enameled glr.**, allver-plnted wedi ban. . such ideas as this brought in the for­ other harmless "dumb" nnimala—for pavement for that purpose. This food and French and German looking glam platea. lead WoU. .tirow., eign powers in 1B61, the Castilian these birds have a perfectly malicious is renewed when nutriment is ex­ and oil colon*, putty, paint*, etc. 73 and 76 hFKINGBOBO, CRAWFORD CO„ FINN for hitting off such weak hausted, and a change of diet .is often kUvll.Mlrb. WriteB»«. tl»lUmw-Um<B«. ' being afraid that the poena in' course aptitude neei ssary mary to meet the th. needs of I thus ley of time would out-vote them and rise points. If old Mr. Weller had kept a ’ound neci ‘ is,i, perhaps, I under the stimulus of American contact good parrot at the Marquis of Granby he tree. The buttonwood to a better a<snal and physical condi­ the position of Stiggins would have ^he tree beat adapted natunrally to the ' been impossible; the mimic would have j “oil *nd climate of tbe city. tion than themselves." [ASTORIA Infants and Children HopjOalt BITTERS Dr LINDSEY S BLOOD S SEARCHER r.- ' z - Rprr. NwrCHOlfifcu SEEDS!! FRUITS! AD < IVteW. r*v rM cM p-rt, 12 ROSE$3^.$| 30PACXETS »a&wa TDS&E1T T» 3 e Glass th»t tbe difficulties m the wuj. of bringing .p noil’s own b.rd Are eon£d.r»ble But U It e»n be ^omphshjd thereBut aside from that part of t the col­ sffit wdl sbundjntlr r.pny the Isbor. lege question there is the utter worth..roilonlj m keepmg th. po^or. lemueas of thousands of young men mmd rite, from dteqni.Ung.ppr.. with a college education. No young Iwnmou. M to wh.t th.t p.rrot will fellow who goe* through college will ny Mrt. It fa . fnotralutto m. deme.Ln himself by learning a trade, or itora to know that, wh.n out ot. pohtenettling down to any rough kind of i icon* io Know-mat, wnon ou* ol politeI ness they take notice of their hostess' business. All want to be “gentletnen" ! bird, there ia no danger of awkward and wear good clothes and have little rejoinders. It dbconcerta the average to do. Excejit iu special vte-ro» cases .• it s> is . caller if. when ho he says saya “Prettr Pretty Poll,> mere waste of a boy's C , __2and f poesi- I time, parrot retorts with Jorrocki hly the rnin of his future, send him him trop[jC to Artaxerxes. “Get hi nre. to mnd you to collage. There are many who went | . huglv beast;" and the through college, but who cannot now of the mariner articulated . like a make a decent living. I could count centipede in an unbefitting response to horar of tlte.m myself. a friendly invitation to have a poll Some time ago-/ a woman who hod scratched. By all means, therefore, if wen: one of her boya to college said to you wish to be able to depend upon me that she would rather see the others j r uiru in n your bird in mixed company teach it to working in the streets tha^ spoil them fju vOllrealf the s.une way. A college graduate who, • ' after almost starving, got employment' (Londoo Trlrpraph. | . m a New York grocery, felt dreadfully Thibet ia one of few—region* left mortified to find himself working for a 1 —the ;--------o--~- — man who could not write his name; but on the earth which will afford legitinmt'? be held on to the place. In the opinion “wpe for romantic conjecture. All other of thousands of New Yorkers, this city 1lands " of mystery ’have 1l>een explored. ’ irvbody Abyssnian campaign dissipated college of ours, for which evei ’ ’ is ' . The Abyssinian -f wonder about Prester It mokes tL_"__L-_X the «hred of taxed, is a positive aril. 1 young aristocrats out of the sons of Jolin. Travelers have abolished the men who have to work hard for a liv- mountains of the moon; a Busman rail>ng, and in many cases it makes them ' way ruP'’ <ithfn s ght of the Vulashamed of their humble parents, ture’s Nest, the eyrie of tha As* Old Man When the average boy has passed I sassins J and *v“ the rt, ‘" ** “of through a good grammkr school he has the Mountains; commerce has familiar­ done Mell enough, so far as education ized us with the lands of the white ele­ al the expense of the public is con­ phant and golden umbrellas-.science has cerned. Hardly ’» per cent, of’ tbe dispersed Atlantia, Utopia, and the eminently successful men of Now York, other “Erewhonn" of past beliefs. No ontaide of the professions, ever set foot Raleigh nowadays would make sail for in a college as ttu<lente. and the average fabled cities of Hansa; no voyager set businews man will not employ young his helm for Hesperidta. The ichthyfellows from eeliege while he can find onlxagi, Tartarinen and Mairotrain,with all the othzf strange races of whom others. Mandeville gossiped, are now sobered down into matter-of-fact tribos, and the whole world,-under the ruthless scru­ The following is a very singular illus­ tiny of scientific explorations, is fast tration of the optical delusion which becoming commonplace, i a change of poaition will sometimes ef­ fect. Take a row of ordinary letters: [Chicago Journal] HN8SHHX X X X X X Philadelphia dudes have been greatly They are such os are mode up of two startled bv the appearance in several porta of equal shapee. Look carefully tailors' show windows of a colored at these and ynu will perceive that the upper halves of. the characters are ,a fashion-plate, which depicts a very mild very little atnalltw than the lower and blonde young man arrayed in a halves riio Very little that an ordinary garnet-colored coat of the “shad-tally" eve declares them to be of equal size. pattern, with flesh-colored lining, a Now turn the pa[»er upside down, and figured white vest, a flowing cravat ot without any very careful looking you a delicate tint, and trousers to corre­ will see that the difference in size is spond. This is declared to be the very much exaggerated: that the real drees-snit of the near future, tbe inven­ top half of tbo letter is very much tion of a New York man, and the re­ smaller than the bottom half. It -will sult of years of profound reflection. be seen from this that ttare is a ten- It does not appear whether or not the denrv in tha eye to enlarge the upper t?.v??U>r h“ ^“‘uiuned with Oscar half of any object upon which it looks. Wilde, and received his apostolic bene­ diction. [“Cavpir” io Detroit Free fYees.) Tba last mot of the elder Dumas. He waa mi his deathbed. His old oer- himand said kindly: “f friaad; if I want fjaurala MUl.r 1 R on ,hj, ion „ o( )lack lnMM|v W1 ,bo reJob|ic 0 u P , Tb, pobl.her. of Th. Olob, ,ro"m « the Mr.nl d gbout 4ribnto 0| MrIO< ,or lbedB^ I: generous ,moron, ,„ m of , I00 ... oh~ik»d... sum S100 waa checked, kb >n earnest I remember how high­ I hearud John Boyle O'KeiUy and I got : Wa|t Whitman down in a cave someI whnrn under the Revere house where whore under the Revere house, where a bottle of champagne was found, and wrestled with him in a vain effort to make him earn and accept hit $100. “Yea. I’m sorry as the sorriest; sym­ pathize with the great broken heart of the world over this dead sovereign citi­ zen. But I've nothing to say." And so, persuade as we might, even till pant midnight.'Walt Whitman would not touch the mon£y or try to write a line. He waa poor; but l>ear it forever in teatifiony that he was honest, and would not promise to sell that which he felt God had not at.that moment given him to sell. And hereafter, whenever any of vou are disposed to speak or even think unkindly of Walt Whitman, remember this refusal of his to touch a whole heap of money when he might have had it for ten lines and may be less than ten minutes' employment. I love him for it. There is not a butcher, nor a taker* nor a merchant, not a banker in America, perhaps, who would have been, under the circumstances, so stub­ bornly, savagely honest with the world and himself. (Eante rn Exchange.) ‘ When tbe audience of a Boston thea­ tre waa being dispiiaacd during a rain­ storm a man in trying to open an um­ brella in the lobby, lifted the point so that it oaught a lady beneath tiie ooil of her hair on the back of her head. To the horror of the gentleman he saw the Irnly's bonnet and her entire head of hair mount upward on the point of hia umbrella. There «aa agony and remopee on both aides. Apologies were of no avail. The unhappy man darted forth into the stormy night. The lady did not wait to replace her head gear, but disappeared with it in her hand into the gloomy recesses of an attend­ ant hack. ATARRH JiHEAD ■= WM. WRIGHT. Fresco Painter and Interior Decorator. V Imported and Domestic Wall Paper Hangings, stained blabs, inlaid wood floors. Designer and manufacturerof art furniture. Mantels a specialty. Hepresentative of the Low Art Tile. 84 FORT ST. WEST, DETROIT. 266th BY EDITION. PRICE Only 11 MAIL, POST-PAID. now thyself.^MB A Great Medical Work on Manhood. Exhausted Vitality, Wervoux and I*hy»ical &• bUtty, Wvmatur* Decline In Man. Krrow «! Youth and the untold nUnerlea mauJUr.r tro® indfac-rrtion or excess. A t*ook lor every sun. younu, tnlddlr-ased and old It cociUira t> prvacriptions for all acute and ebronk d»*ca«* •■Sch oneaf wbieh is invaluable No found, by tbe Author, whose experience fora years is such as (irobsbly never N-hre fell to tbe lol nf afl» physician. 300 pagee bound in beiuXthil Erroct muslin, embossed corers, hill gilt, rnarantwd '• bp a liner work Io eveo mt.»c uieckaalcal In erhry and profeMtoual—than any ath-r wort soltljn thh country tor ST 10, er the tnoorj wtf be refunded in every instance. Ilice rob lid® by ru-xl’. post-paid. fUustnrttve sample 4 eecw Nsnd now. Gold medal awarded the author by tbe National Medical AMoetatloo. te the o®cen of which be refer* you This book * hould be read by tbe youn< foe Is strurtioo. and by the aflUeted for rvhef It wfl) bsaett all.-Loodoo lancet. . There Is no member ot society to wboni ttk book wiU not be ufetUl. wbelbcr route, parent guardian. Instructor or guardias.- AnrtmauL Address tbe l^abody Medical Institute, or Dr W. H. Parker. No. 4 Battinrh street. Re-n*. Maae., who ma> N- cousutted on all disease* ry <1 airing skill and experience. ChrouK iti'iiX' stinate diaea»e« that have bat LJ L’ AT.**4 the Al I! of all other physicians nrinu a speeiaity Ruch treated »uc4f*t4 V SPILF eeaafuUy without an in-1 n 1 pni stance ot failure , i 7 Great Monarchies to *3. Not *old by dealers. Book* senttor** uminatlou before payment, on evident* g°«” faith. Ni>rclmen psute* and lire* ratal or-* fr*r JOHN A. ALDEN. Publisher. 1* »>-ey SU TUTT’S <«’ECLECTRIC DILI •ixlBnil,.,,Mihm,,CiUrrt.Coo.h,,Cold,, Bor, Tkro*t DtoMhori. Fk... Birt./ tooth, B«, .nd flLucb., TORMD BOWELS, OISOSDSRED LIVER, rram loorth*? FAYS" CRAPES"-?5 A"“ ™tK« ONLY LOW Te DRAUm ANdTla w™. WATCH! $8. iLYON&HEALY 9 (Chicago Tribune.] Yves Guyot, the Paris journalist, tells how King Louis XVIII, when he returned from exile, asked Fouche if bis movements had been watched by spite. Fouche admitted that the Duo de Blacas had been so employed. “And bow much did you give him?” asked Louis. “Two hundred thousand livres," was the reply. “Good," said the mon- te A Msorva Str. Chlcn**-^^ RUSKIN’S WORKS J4U Mfdom Uu* khmm a* arfvrrNMd r n «sm M. awJ. SaaAWR AMX> r. >*-; ctotb. *’ �The Hastings Banner. HASTING*. FRIDAY. MARCH ti. IS*. Local News. ^FortmxMaim and foola la South jyHBOiPTOOK. E*COP* Ur"'’bou" Jtarln Pott. O. A. R, Graylittt, Jutt started, has to charter members. NOTICE. C«I- Bev. R. & Deas will help Mr Barber edit the South Haven Mmmger. He would rav the ladk THE Banner’s subscription list ro­ , rived another boom last week. When the telephone reaches this city Uj(. Banned proposes to "catch on." Evkhy republican in Barry county rthuuld be a subscriber to the Bajcner. I he Charlotte Leader has a new head. N(l better than the old ope, Bro. Bly- The new Dundee Buckeye chair fac­ tory s machinery is expected every day. Battle Creek K. P. Lodge No 35 dedicated ite new hall Wednesday night Muir Village Board are to let the vil­ lage inarahalsbip to the lowest bidder. l A. “e.thodl"t lender ia in troub­ le at Calumet. Cause, a descendant of Eve. Miss Luta Jones, of Kalksika. 10 years old. gives excrihut exhibitions in ser. . : . • elocution. The Basner office has tbe finest samGen. Alger has ytaited Au Kab|e to ph-i of atationery ever shown in this see about extending his railroad to Al[xtna .dty The plucky citizens of Allegan are A B. Post Xu. 832. rapidly rebuilding the burnt district in Case City, rtarta oS with 24 ehart< r members. . that town. Algonac people Uuuk of Making a roWNSinr committees should hand salt well, and have received »2.000 tor lB tuvtr caucus notices at as early a date the project. poS-Mble. A £«n,e°nary society for the benefit The imputation of Dakota will this of Albion College, has been orgHnir-ed wtrk I* increased by the influx of oev- m Saginaw. .-nil Hastingsites. • The Banner wishes a lively and rt> .ublr correspondent in every neighbor- WAGONS! All Dr. D. Osborn, one of the oldett phy­ sicians of Albion, died Sarurday. The OievaUen de Lefavttte ia the name of a new society in Negauuee. DECKER BROS l«K.r »yto< from IU*. „ “'J 1 > Epmcsd Yarxa 1* ia Nat F) t (Uta} To make a'fool of yc help It. Or to outer a drawing-room with voor »>«t unboUonrd. trying thereby to giro the imrrMtion that yoa have dii.o-i weQ. Thia Lal.it is M nld aa the Engiwh l»n uage. Or te bit your wife on tbe brad, either with your cane or umbrella b coumi >he talk* too loud. PtacUo. rooBumy. Cos a •teel । ok r, an I »he won't u:k again. O< te My ••.;i1< U" or -do dern .V wlw, you mean “d-Mli ir.” Or t«> wi*h a bride -many huppy returug’ on iwr wedding day. Ju»t kiw her. Tliat’a enough. Or to a k which end ia hfo head Wten bolriiog u U.K •. p wile. Pick him up gently but iirinl\ by either ewi. This give. th. lady an opportantey to open the oonverra liiHL Or to eat wrap with a fork It fa tnnre oagrait to Um a qx>>n, aud vou K«t mon w»up _ O« o drop your fork at table. If you do. quickie wurv it by placing your foot o:t it, Umj» btaJoriug all other* from getting ahead retiring) and as * reaaH Messrs Cook & Newton have moved their harness shop to the building on .leflerabp street lately occupied by J. W. Bro. Field, of the Cllton News, will move to Tecumseh, where he will issue the News, about April 10. vote in the negative on tiie water works W. Q. Atwood, EestrSaginjiw. an<| (?, question, many will regret their action. Ellis, of Saginaw, have been ejected All should weigh well this matter in delegates to the Battle (’reek State Con­ vention of colored meh. z their minds und vote understandingly. The Star Line of Steamers Associa­ I> the water works were to lie placed tion has filed articles of incorporation >n this city there are but few of our at Port Huron. Itj/forHO years, and '■itiroiM having- grass plats upon their has capital of 8100,000. rrti<l(^ce grounds but that would water The Muir grain buyer, J. 11. Stevens, > he sanie by the use of fountains and is the champion of that section on rollejskates. It would not lie surprising! ganlen jlwse. if he should 1m» heard from* Ladies who are property holders or i , . , , „ . .. ,> .u,, ,7 , .... I ‘-Old Chickamauga s niece. Mrs. R.. lh< pareuta or guardians of children [ 8toedman McCann will assist John C.1 have the right tn vote for school officers. I Juas G. A. R. Post. Constantine, in their How uiany ladies will east their ballots I March 25 entertainment. 1 for members of the board of education I H. j. Douglass, Ann Ari Kir, does An Opportunity that Occurs but Seldom to Buy GOODS UNDER VALUE I’taU I. , Now. howev rr. let us submit elrcUo-potilive cat A a id clectn^negative cat B to ex­ tiling iwflueacts te • Plxte II). Gome sad take advantage of It the Bcupeetfully. DECKER BROS Philadelphia PaflT If this oountrv a d Gsriiwnv ftboukl become involved in gnn v -ng«xl war. our triumphal entry into lia >4M*uld ‘ * CORN, Hate JI. Insta >Uy we oUervc the development oi electrical energy—A being strougiv puutlv. that he th the bvtter cat, while B is a* violentlj negative. This, aa has been proved by tb experiments of Ereeeott, Edison and others is dus to induction; each cat trying to ia duro the other to believe ho isn’t afraid. Cats are ahrolutaly non-conddctorx. ThL fact wa« diaevvered in IBTd-by Gemtt Smith, while vainly endeavoring to conduct a ca out of the coal cellar. . To readily utilise tbo cun-ent* gen* ' we are making three widths of Tire: Oats, Flour, Com Meal, Ground Feed, Salt, Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, Stucco, Seed Corn, FOR 8ALE BY R. J. GRANT. ST [VJExamine before purchMlng rise*here. ICH1GAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. a1* Tbero arc a good many difficul tilings tc ride, I find, liecide the bicycle and the bucktion is trying to induce the F. & P. M. ■ Ina Mexican plug. Thoe who have tried tc R. R. u> run a branch into that citv. m -unt and r.icoaortnlly rido a wbeelbanow „ Hlrharf.. ’ .. i <n tbe darkne-a of the utilly night will egret Rev. J. E. Richards has accepted the with me. , call of the Congregational church, at St. You cutiM' on a wheelbarrow raddei.iy John, and will remain another year. , ™ .... T and you uuderwhen it u in a brown ,„„ study Gardner's Flint band will take a con-1 r<ko ,o *rsddta it. ro to xpmk. and an ni cert tour to Almont, Lapeer. Imlay i oo<'* X"0 flu'1 tho barrow on top. I City. Rnmw, Port Huron and Oritm. ' I “J- 1 lhlnk- "afaly, that tbe wb*i » . • barrow i», aa a ruin, phlegmatic and cool J. 8. ( arpejlter 8 four-year-old child, but when a total xtranger startles it, it at Grand Rapids, died of injuries re- i .prom ceived by being run over by horse ear. hand. Kalam a zoo people have not yet giv­ en up the Kalamazoo and Hastings rail­ road project, and and are endeavoring Kalamazoo has raised four-tifths of! to Hw-ure the m-cessary funds. j the money required for the proposed I Mr. A H. KEiT^has purchased of Chicago. Kalamazoo A Saginaw rail-1 road. ■ De Upjohn the property on the corner j Milt. Stevens. 13 years old. while play-, «f state and Broadway, and is building ]' ing in Ovensheir's mill yard. Bellevue, j thereon a livery and sale stable. whs crushed between two logs and I ! Siioci.D a majority of our citizens killed. Each One Warranto!! cum-ut Friday iast tbe recipient of a handsome Dr. Upjohn, of Kalamazoo, has one birthday present from his fellow em-' °F Peter Culpeper’s medico-astrological' works, published in 1IJ51. The breaking of the governor belt un the Banner engine caused some­ thing of a commotion In thia and the Itemocral offices Friday last. n® or ill mods m. Fiat j I.) both fluid* are Oombi «d, Rattle Creek expects to get an Ohio ' iron bridge factory to establish a branch The foreman of this office was on | there employing 100 men. W ATKK works or no water work,, la I . , . . . .. . > l .1 tbe uira.rbmg topic, beside which the ! identityotthenextpreaidentUlnominee paittt into insignificance. •cconipliaB It. Cots. Ac-fir'i-nr t A. G. Russell Post, G. A. R^ was or- j the county were tapped during the pleas­ ganized al Hiltadale, with 36 name* for | ant weather of last week. charter meiuliera. As soon as the new railroad becomes Dr. Long, of Monroe., has invented ,n assured fact there will be a large and patented an apparatus for adminis­ Aiauunt of building done in this city. tering anaithetics. The Students’ Christian Association, Ann Arbor, is trying to build a new chapel, to cost <15,000. STOCK MUST BE REDUCED. «c glory. With thfe bnef in­ troduction w>» i-ow now to th«j practical ■fluci da t io ill uunn which th- cat batter> rw Baptists have called the Itev. L. T. Chaffee, Lite of Lincoln. Neb., to • tn hox«tie their pastor. Mr. McDowell, of Traverse Citv, the | buud in the county. oldest Free Mason in the world,’ diiri ScH<»ol teachers are allowed by taw ' Monday, aged 104. to attend State Teachers’ Institutes There are between 200.000 and 800,000 without loss of wages. peices of cedar on the Alpena wharves ' Several sugar bushee throughout awaiting shipment. E.S. ITekcE, the Grand Rapids cloth­ ier, has a column announcement in this j^ue. which will be read with interest. BATTLE GREER t GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. WINTER TIME TABLE. Taking effect February itth. 1»M. Buyers are invited io Call and See I------------------------------------------------------------— ItaU 111. /Vate /V. rated l>y tbe action of the cat battery. aud al th-- same ti slant, "we retort to a-simple contrivance ia vented by tbe aeaistant electrician of tbe Eastern Union T«degraph company Nee plate III). . !c>» applied u» shown in plate IV. Tbe idmplist form of galvanic battery is [The Judge.] Grand Rapid v I Mlddlrvtllr Irvine Hath nos.. Building Material! [PhiUdAlphia Un IL] ’ “HokiiT young Mr. Slim offered you his band yetf” deiuan<iol a mother of h^r dough ter. ‘-H'-’n long vii'-ugu obout it." it Inst night.” "How did he amir. very near itf* aaked tbe old tarty. •'He offeied me his arm.1 it IX® Sill to Ridge Board 5 ■U 10.25 i Yti.m . ■ SiS 1.45 Nashville . rt.<J7 K3D Charlotte .. I Eaton Rapids.. ! Jackson . . ; Detroit ..... .. S.IO 1X47 l.X XOS A» jf Muli. Plol’ I’. . Delroll.............. Lv. । !».» Jnckxon . . । 12.25 tliat ahown in plate V. Tb* metallic tub ia 1.17 Eaton Rapid* . tilled with hot or cold water or t»oth from gbariotu-. .. | I.W tbe faucets M M. The elements* A B am Xa-Mirillc We keep a Full Stock of Everything Morgan thua excited, and the continuous current Quimby j>a—r* from the spring jacks cct<> K and B. that enters into h house, from * forming a complete circuit through the pa­ MMdfeviiie' \... tient um shown The Ixittery is found useful Sf K.V. XIS j I. IO I ».r* 13.15 io.a nd®r_. K.46. •_ I ttran<l«Rapld>.. Ar., I AU trains nin b\ nTnetlvib mciidlau or central , stuudanl time. Ttirougli roaches l^twron Grand Rapids sad Itelrolt nil «Li> train*. CdXNaCTfOSK. .At Grand Ratdd. »vjtk Ca , calm & West Michigan for HoUtUid. Nun ha 1 Muskegon and |>olnt-« north, nnd with Grand Rapid* * Indiana K IU for P.lg RapidaJTravw* , Gitj and FMtMkey. Ncw .Vnrk and riirific F\ press dally. All other train* dolly except Hnn GRIER. H. IL LKDYARI>. (L F. A., Chicago. Genl Manager. Detroit O. W."Rvoauv.«• F- ti T. A.. Chicara i lin “ *this L city? ’* " not like tiie idea of being bounced for' the sake of harmony, lie pro|xwes to. Mh. Geo. Wilkinson, of Hope, of make it hot for his opponents. whom mention was made last week as A colored man on tbe Clayton village jfc1 Quite recently Lons latand ha* stepped bring arrested charged with the larceny cket came_____________________ within three of being elect- into tlx front rank hf criminal looaliUee ticket of groceries from Mr. McIntosh's sleigh, ed. The trouble was probably with hta with an array of oulrogri calculated to pul " Coouectieut toltaa bhwh, and U> tnaka Kanchanged his plea to guilty and was fined “barT’ rather than with his color. « and costs, or sixty days in county jail. An Au Sabie boy, namtki Bressler, •»» and Mfaoori hang thair brads with While drawing • charge frbm a shot ­ The present teachers’ class at the gun, peppered bis mother and two high school has the largest number en­ younger brothers, but noV dangerously anything ebo but HKuqgltora a d being ■ hnndred rail* king was remarkAble for iti rolled of any ever held in the dty. Averill. Midland county, claims to quietude. it« pastoral pursuit*, and its gen­ Much has been accomplished toward havethelanrest pile of saw logs in eral odor of oanctity. It principal city, improving the grade of teachers through America. It contains I ♦r508,8lj() feet of Brooklyn, baa earned the utle of ibe City of out the county by Prof. Hall through pine, and is one of the wonder* of the Cburctoos But now all fa changed. Tha churches and tbe odor of ranctity remain, ! vicinity. . * these teachers’ clashes. ‘ . TAi .. i. but tbequlctu-la an»l the pe«tornl purraifa, mr^EK Ye old folks julnlee, Morenci, was where«re th.yr Tbe former hai vnnmhed Messer ® de moul Moul now now huve have strong strong cumortition in th* roller of moat «“f«*’Ful concerttiever er । lind r diffteuKtae omix-tition in^the roller skating buri- ^ven there. The costumes were all in Xh m^ht wrU .tout.-heart than IiitsH, « uu as wjvejal ------ - youngaterH, a— afrom ----------eight .-v. ftytai of ye olden time and quaint Ull „f lhr Long Wend farmer. to twelve years of age, have transform- and charming. ■Proceeds, tWO. A Illghww>m«n’a Duty. Mr. Geo. Goodyear ’s barn------------------Into a fall-­ --------------port Huron has raised the 810<),(XM ►1 .. ■ . .bv the .. ! necessary to gft the Upton Manufact[A'lunta Constitution.] . rtitigrii rink, in lilterally patronized “The trouble 'rich the people of this coun­ •juvenile portion of the city. ‘ nr,i"« ‘*o“pany from I|attle <Veek. It ., 3 will next be heetwutry to donate/10 try •«. *hey rather like to be robbed, 1 guew. i'i icing the present year tiie Ban- acres of land ahd pay the expenses of TtV eati-T'ii lailing off * Log. Why, a y«er ago last winter my pnrd rfbil I was walking nrr ‘ nkr will'be will*lie a rekl-hot, red-hot, aggressive and moving. aioug tin.- in1 untu'ln road, not thinking of progressive political journal. ItsreadJ. A. Wright, superintendent of the anything in penk-uhr, when along aune a ♦•rs will |>e kept fully posted relative to Calumet und Hecla mine, hnd a narrow omipk* of tendt rfee: it a carriage. Before the political situation during the com- escape from death. While dHving he we could catch our breath one of them throw found au locomotive locomotive ■■ ijkbij likely w to cutuuo collide up both hn-td-s kmfrkfag tbe other’s hat off, in<z ii ... tomia wnpalgn. measures will withhim. lie He jmupw jumped iroui from win the nicigu sleigh - - . and —.......such —......... —— — ■ wunnuii. and Mlercd, For Gud’s aake, <to-i’t shoot.' • ia* advocated aa are deemed moat con- and the engine was stopjwd about two I “Well, wnr, we hadn't any idea of shootdiKlvn t<. the general good. To home | ,r<* fro»' «* horse. i inc at all, anddldn’t know those fellera war* «id lot®] news especial attention will | ' Id those parts, but when they sort of re­ If r»-|M)rts be true. Ann Arbor Uni- mind, d us <-f onr batinefr* by cTinmradng to alro be given. । versity Medical Department has a scoundrel who should be promptly Hill’h Pkerl*mi Cough SYBur will ejected. His wife and child are in the cure cough, cold, croup or itore throat, east, and the wife has been working to relieve* whooping cough, aalhma. support him. while he, representing They im* aa <o fcreportM 'ttir himself ks nnnmrried. waa engaged to Un. ikdl W«>lm» !» It does not dry up a cough and leave an Ann Arbor girl. New Hampehire the inflammation and fever Ixihlud it. granite would make a nice looking but kuisens the phhgm and morbid tomlwtone for him. prndou U»> 1 MUi’i ■!«<» >«X uiutter, aud pennite nature to heal, thr Banner and Post & Tribtj.nr only I'UW Umum und diMWd part.. Call PMki<Ml*aO»: A Ban rnuwte. W M1L00 per year. “><«<*» bottle. If not Mtblod after “•BK it. return the empty buttle and 1 This week the Banner protracts a *11! refund your money. A package of new feature in the way of HhnMod Robb's Little Pilis in top of each bottle articles, which we doubt not will’ meet -Frederick Hotchkiw. with the approbation of readers. n Them Doors, Sash &. £ Blinds, I RED BAMFORD * CO, Dealers In Fine Wall I'speni, LcaUi'-r Pauns, USCKVKTA, paper crlllnr dra>rauona, stere shades, lUmratlve picture i moaldinaa and rente s Katimates given and drelgns anbmlttxl ter treorotn* and paper decorations _ —x *v rwtmlt. Mira Gray’s Specific Medicine. 1TRAM for tbe production of tl>e .am light. niM* •onV ort*ng«m*iit U jaobabb- tbe beat <4 Iberer, and ia abowu iu plala VI. Tbe only diuwbauk to tha cat battary ra found in tbe wear and tear of maicrlal, bw as tbe wujply in New York and Hoboken ia practi colly iitaxbattelibla, ibe Kattern Union Tai •graph company has found it to be »he hm.« economical In uaa, (Philadelphia (UiL) Scarat like you very W41IC •‘Oh, yes," said Georgr. Of Our Own Make,] for As low as can be liougbt in any com- i potebry.andsn dlMWMB । hot fellow ra a se­ quence U> peting market in the State. ; Heminal ।I ISSRSHfr ■SKt. rnmaterr oU ■». u«, •<£' ?• i Fuji pafucuiar- In <Mir phsisphlot, wbk'hwv , <te>ln fcwnJte« ll"*" «SSSl J'i', Mu, Wdtet I tag =s£'±S.'Sa Wililsun* “And lx has raid ‘Uiai I nmsn'l receiva ' ‘•Good for biat," replied the young man. heartily. , . . “Aurt,” continued U* girl, with a blanched ta., -i imr Mm no. i. th. w.«M>«i «»-' tying the dog." r PROMPTLY DORto, , , Satinfartion Guaranteed, <o«r Road Scrapers! •dfeor of • -*»Uy •" ’•’'‘■yei-p-'li*.. * • te close out ft tolnw price. PATENTS®^ BPRAGri a SON. .inorra* rad Patent C-im. r. Wwn ConGSsa* Stmxwt. . �WASHINGTON. ■lik. Advvrae reports ou all bills foe the estab- afflera. ’ j- ■ ' The bouse committee on coinage will make a 'favorable report on Mr. Bland’s bill tohiop tae manuL-utun'of .**1 and 93 gi4d- Seu-tt«< Hili will mtrudnee a bill to make th* >m n«u<c}<n|ii*rs I'reut perpouud. D lx claimed tbiii tin- mesd-nn- will get throiuri! both hounrx t’*i- *^ra>iwn. with the indr>n-< rneDtnf lead tnr 'laities. A rfrenlar to all United Stare> attorney «... .„ -rm our ... and uum-hal- has w Iwen/ent by -w^.r.^j Attorney <ter*era! Brev. m«t. cilliaz attention to the statute rncufatiinc tlw -diijmiem ot expk> UiginJ*vigilance h» jirevent prevent the HY<-< and urgiiu vteUanrr t<» poprtration «»f lo-in/HK crimeMI foreiicu within Uie 50 per cent limitation clause the Northern Pacffic and Union Pacific road.4. Tbe committee on public lands re­ ported a trill to forfeit a emahi grant made for the coustntetion of a railroad from the Central Pacific tu Portland. Mak. IL—In the bouxe, Mr. Henler offer­ ed a n-wolutiun for an luvettifration "of the ejiruiuattuieea of the Alaska Commerrial company's lease. Bills were introduced to require ail MBteHhfad railroads to furnish a quartvriy ttatetoeukaf their earnings and Idirbudntsrt: pennittlng the five dvUized tribes of Indian Territory to hare organized g»»vt!rotncnto and national bapks: to suspewi tor two years the coinage of the silver dollar, and to authorize the payment of S®,OW to the Krandchlld of Tboiua.% Jefferson, ! 1 he niles were suspended to paws tbespecial NEW YORK LEDGER WRITERS. DL JOSXPH BXacb Charles Sumner, many years before them Were the men who robbed an Iron York. He found the journal»t much engaged, and was invited by him te breakfast when he did get up. He rather anticipated one in thia case. At I asked Mr. Bonner if “The Gun­ maker of Moscow,” written by Sylvano* Cobb, Jr., as we all know, did not make -No,” lie said, The I^edg.-r hisd 100.­ 000 subscribers before I ever published that; though I bold that ‘The Gun­ maker of Moscow,’ ’Uncle Tom's Cabin.' and 'The Hidden Hand.' are tbe three greatest stories this country lias ever produced.” “The Hidden Hand.” »s everybody knows, is Mrs. Southworth’• wo.k. and b now running in *n*e Ledger tbe third time. “Tbe Gunmaker” has also had a third term before thr public. Every few yeera a new generation of readers arise.* that devours those stories as eagerly as did their elders a quarter of a century azo. Both have been dra-nafixed with success. Sylvanos Cobb, Jr., lias written for The Ledger al- with some tramps ou the road, but soon recaptured by a posse. Fanners in th nix, claim that hie weather. — expoaed. On tbe contrary a and rode several miles up Bro uiway, ing crop in half a dozen states; with and after much difficulty, found the some slight damage in Michigan. residence of his new friwijd at an oldj fashioned farm-house situated in the ; llrtin W.»trtw« »|.|w.r«l u Wwhlug- j middle of an orchard between Broad­ w way and the river, where he was rv nod argued in topjiort of the bill to give 1 ‘•'■tigatiutt into the lotto of the Jean- hosp;tably received by the occupant. | bnl dLsjetohrs from Havana rtatethat «lai)y newMjmjirrs a *v»pyright fur M bouix. ■ UCV4r| Uiev are bandit*. Tiie reveoue steam­ After considerable conversion with He raplainvtl u*.Sennl«*i Slienminhow news ; — - ------------I er Samuel Dexter tedd tbe brig under FOREIGN. Mr. Greeley the latter remarked to his is constantly being stolen and sold to the ; । surveillance until orders were received j«bl»c. and claimed that the abuse was suf- , -*■ A «»«*dynamite iwha- r^ntnrni exptadon took «■-;», j»*»-r place Wrdneer*eanes- wife, who had come into the room, that | from Secretary Folger to prevent the fitfvutiv grave.to call for legislation. . day evening in a hotel hi thr suburbs of Mr. Sumner would probably like some­ I Ikoding of the Cubans. Oflirt.1 4«nr rot 4* vmn< l-U.»iiig one ™. Io ptonw. thin? to eat She expressed a doubt hoihm is hourly in and M’-.-en months, ending with l>eee«uber I Ifacanls announce tiie outbreak of civil I The governor of K“ “ receipt of telegrams urging an extra last. JTKliUb pensms emigrated from the Do- I war this mouth were ported Mt 1 Hkibbeneen, whether there was anything in the house, at which Sumner, who waa ainkm of Canada into the United States, i Ireland, on Monday. These figures are currtrfmratal by Canadian The French govwnmeat Ims learned that really hungry after his long ride, was ■ :b. «m ot . diwmguiJHKl prober ““ ? « report- uf yawemrer^s Whr> erytoing the (tenaanv h aboat to double her force of m»- somewhat—well, surprised, to aay the ferrimaiHi 05 threnUtrsuf Iioum*Im»M gouds I rin~ and Mallors, and has «»nlrr d new «ubI of the same name who died a few coaBty wRh the exeeptioo of one herd al A mrncan «iL«t«>tn houses. j marine -i.— Imtteries on -------—1.extensive — .... scale. taut “Why, mother,” said Greeley to । years since. When Mr. Bonner fir>.t I a inrart Lvnn county. J. u. Sanders claims a Lawyer1. Opiaioa ot iniere,t u. his wife, “you must have some milk, ReprrsttrtMtive Thomas presented a pellJ. A. Tawney. Eaq-. a ieaSmz uw?.. Ino in the bouse from tiieCity of Cairo ask- I Jens Neilsen, a mechanic of Copenhagen, some bread and milk in the house.” employed him he was a proof-reader. , that tbe disease was carried west by "Afw it tot inr that SlJiOD.(<00 br apprvjirint«'tl for the i lias been sentenced to imprisonment for life She thong Lt that it might b? so. and and in odd hours wrote stories for two men direct from an infected herd in arson. He confcKsevi liaving fired the Gleason’s Pictorial, a literary pictorial Scotland. iuJtiSiTrSS t>^KiS7k^T^ 'c impnivenwnt «>f that portion uf thr Mbwis- fur soon appeared with a mug. two bowls, dppi river extending from the mouth of the j Victoria docks in Lotnion three years ago. which has been succeeded by Ballou's j In the Couch investization at Jack- conxum^km. m tee tw.t remedy w u-'j Dm! Gartnoyle ’ s ' defense to the suit -xnd some crackers, waich she placed Ohuito St. Ixuii”. and for imnroving tiie M. ga mA I tliink He waa 'the great son, Michigan, C. D. Harrington testiriverin 11m1 neighborhood of Cairo at.the I brought by ML*< Fortesree in Lnodon ad­ on a bare pine table, and the two infied tliat ten days before the murder rarfabh reUevra tb< pair in me rbe-rJ “ -imr time. The petition aete forth the heavy mits a breach of contract, and haves Uie | cipient philanthropists ate their break- card of that journal, and received higher par than any other contributor ask'd his aid in putting Jacob toairaoUhto^qrerereforai^Thn»M . ------ -r--------------- -------------■-ainmrrre done, at Cairo and tbe disadvan- ; jury to asscMH the damages, after declaring . -5100 for a atorv rennins through fax I Crouch onX of the way. offenng turn * H ; in peace. Anybody who knew tages rau-Md by floods, shifting sand-bars, i that L3J.00C would be excessive. -,!<» for . ..on roonuu, tbro..gb « . i • anwding bonks, etc. Trichiniaxis, engendered by home-bred I Sumner and his dainty ways in these numbers, not a princely sum for a F(J_ warne<i [^rington to leave town, | AWoiWr*. A circular letter, distribut'd among- mem- i fork, has developed at several places In I things can appreciate the situation. No serial now surely, but considered quite unaer lbat* Judd Crouch A . Ihtr of rongre*to rv-itrs that iu IWV the do,ib‘ •*»» «»<« •*’» «»• >>« ample then. I Holcomb would kill him, and he only have taken Kenned VS Favorite KrinXiC J. Northern Pacific railroad company adver«o br-ui ud’m.tk. liwd extensively that its agricultural lands The pubhancra of Gleason's Pictorial ' returned last Sunday. . j £ hney Complain:, sad wtth tbe test rexoite The imperial council alSL Peteraburg bar ' ^ om Sumner related west of the MLseouri river tu Puget sound offended Mr Benner by printing a Tbe board of trade of Minneapolis were for sale to actual settlers at i50 per unanimously approved of the concession tc , tfiu* urcident had a feeling, which time sqje. with 10 cents niklitkionl to pay the cost a Russo-American company for the erectioc { rather strengthened, that the older txragrauh to tbe effect that tbe prices | has adopted resolutions denouncing the xnyihinr ata for JEkfaey Compla'ct. Hioodix.' surveying and con\ vying the ianda. Ex- of grain elevators throughout the country.but I philosopher was practicing a grim joke Declaimed to pay to some of his con- new schedule of freight rates on the ! t-4-pcmns wive made as to and iron tributors were fictitious. The same Northern Pacific rood, alleging that on I on the gay and somewhat festive young lands, town sites, valuable timber land, and objection b made by the official Journal. number of The Pictorial contained an “any articles the same pnees sre it* Ktaedv" never tails. !*• DavM KeamX The of Hartington announces i man from Boston. Sumner, " marqub ... . •... * .VII Will Mtrnie others, it is >ald tliat a-large number Stunner, however. however. of Th. L*l««.bwb b^f fJ^Tfed from SL P»nl u New York. Mooom. * r______________ that he has telegraphed to Admiral Hewett of persons availed themselves of this offer, The railway officials explain that the ’ a reward for Osman boon .Oliciud Mr. Bonner wrote tbe " n* Ww~« •> Hem. many of them taking their families to agri­ asking if he 'offered • niiig him not to do iader ^ the transaction a real one so to do pnbliaber. Mkin, bin. if he thongbl it ocean freight tariffs compel tlSl them Sigurd to j J1”* " cultural lands in Dakota, Idah'i. Montana, Digma's head, and warning him not to do thia, **r*/4 rImiA that thair Rrrrayaa tp and Washington territoriis. where they built so without wniulting the British minister far as good faith was concerned, al­ either conrtoon. or honrnt to what . ! I1Ubo mlk, it impossible for ZJ .SS ^>.'2. J*' Idaho points make and improved their farms, but that st Cairo. though he related it with considerable f»Tor ud get it nod then do bu bet to Portland to compete with St- I’aul or HartwaO. wad tuhm, a wont it n?. the rompany now refuses to comply with i Bismarck, in a speech In the reichstag Um- terms of its offer, and is charging from 1 Thnnday. on the Laaker resolution, said he damage the man who had favored him. Minneapolis. ----------- uaie. »*»»«< «!«.«■ nt-—. _*__ .. The disease ^Davl^KenrJdf ** to $25 an arre. Hie circular denounces I recognized tiie good intentions of tiie AmeriHe replied be did not, and was - very The disease among cattie in Effing:lie action of tiie coinrwvnv as ••outrageously , -an congress, but could hot harness himself sorry his paper had made such ham county, Illinois, is said by exx edv " an tbesbeMand teB then oppressive and tyrankal, ’ and calls on con- 1 to the car of opposition. The relations of erroneous statement; itt had perienced breeders breeder* to be only foot-rot. foot-roL The Ledger's engraving is all done an grww to interpose Its authority- to protect | the two countries had been quite satiifactotbe settlers agahtd thr usuryation of thia 1 ry during his whole term as minister. by two firms. The stories to be illus­ been done in hia"absence, etc.. had There is not an animal in that section or mau om <k K. T. culosHa) nwDofK'h. • 1 The principal powers of Europe agreed to trated are read by the engraver, aud “crept” in, probably, as errors always i <Rh a sore mouth. Phviricjans pro- | — >OTvri'*Ks.-*.»A-. . "nite for ,he estenulnatlon of anarchiste of the scenes to be represented decided make U>«ir .nlr«. into nenpra>«. it »™?«the dikordrt' at W apeUo, Iowa, CY)NGltESKIONAL>. ' vU classes, but 5 witzeland declined because upon. Pistols and daggers are pro­ th. riitor.’ rarantion >■ to be token ra U1' foot-and-mouth diaaaae. ,n» lira- | • ■ ■ the nature of the government rendered unfrat-nobodyhrard of «. w^k- I Liver (fanptaJut tin Ecrtrtc Bitten nh.N A Th. । necessary the measures proposed and for the hibited. m. .StiU ha lh>t BLOW m miliieu, IUIU and that the ; I was shown the manuscript of a new >ng. or jumping^or riding Mail IL—In the senate. .Mr. Allison pre- farther reason that I the socialists are not i * w“ »uu«u mo iu »-iuyji “ . . , . Ntntai a memorial from the legislature pf ! worthy tiie especial notice of the govern- ' story by Mrs. Southworth. back what closest cloeest quarantine quarantine is auarantinr is umudwudcu maintained,. — 2j. I have for­ oouidnl publicly fake bock ---- his ■ ciueest — - -— Irraa asking tiie pnsMge of a law to regu-i‘ut'nt** •* ■ •• nrh “ "v»rr onrrv r-x_ i r« Ranch, r>___ i_ secretary _____of • the II- it*ciTor*a, very sorry. r----------------^ r- Jgotten the title; ■but the chirography journal had said, although late (arm and freights by railnxul. A favor-1 Berlin cablegrams represent that Minister waa too remarkable to forcret It wm forget. waa very sorry,” etc. Mr. Bonner replied replied 1 linois board of health, is notified that They purify able report was made on the bill to ratify 1 Sargent has been given by Secretary Fro waa too remarkable to 1 W h . It -3 are thirty jhead of diseased cattle ' the agreement with the Shoshones and Bare linghuysen the option of continuing at his large, strong ana delightfully legible, that he never took a private apology there axe H nocks for the sale of a |s»rtu>nof their lands, post or accepting a mission at some other unmistakably the handwriting of a per­ fo a public wrong. Meantime he cast on two farms fa the northwestern part sb.int for fur some some means means of ot reminding reminding his his of of Effingham Effingham county. county. Dispatches Diapatc lies state state A bid was irassed appruprikting to Louisa -ourt. The secretary of state savs there ia son of strong character. She has been sb->nt Roddy of Oniron. K>.«u for property de- no truth in tlw story. It is believed Id diplo- onp of the beet paid of all writers. :vlver%arr tiiat he could not he oteoly that tbe foot-and-mouth disease has ap- I ox' u:r .vumoo. wins Tr were matte circles at Washington that^ that Mr. SarSnr”, •*;----- jyl. ** .7 , Thirteen eetUecattle- ;i ’raroyi-u wT’Zi j b erf intronitn^ n,a *J? cir y!e> »t ttenMd w.thoM rraenting it He Sroto P-ared at Sbumwey. Thbtrai dot-cd to <.wq»-nd the coinage of standard । cent's resignation b already in the hands 1 lndf^»d. it w said tliat the famous writers h, Iraan. Cobb . note raking ii breedmol centnd Ilhnow * IIVJB have UM« C tele-i MMV- ' "«*ura M} win- u*i WO MUIKWl Bt'K*** to* — ♦..» __.j। of Tjyj Ledger are better paid than Mivvr doHar- <■,„ for ♦rf.. tdv years, tor .a public : ..r of jj-the _i_ proldenL and Cullom to firaveara.^s*1 be*plrs« tint ihf could r-x uz-e ' i-----— t wnrk graphed benatora Ixgan La.v. Isiikting at -;irr.imrnto.and tn improve low- ; «p he was under contract in bed alone. She usrd t.o Kxtl- c( l>r The British war secretary announced in j cabinet officers. K I urge the passage of tiie animal indua- IrtcCBiUcrw. And is so much tbM ta t­ rfi* i??u'wKirt’"I„Mr il"“n”r °”' »"pm<ht ot only for The Pictorial. u not, । byj without the amendments made Able bow U> ilo her ov.Ti w ark •' trhci New Orleans h> ('turn, iti executive • „„„t -Norrorf -^ Mr. Bonner ------------- -intimated that he by the house. I_____ ’*’•*« <*• -'W*. ntUM. ; brots; .nd to.1. I Mr hral wn>.thm» to ray to bim H« l^atoe, Tiller, tbe SL Loui* uprera — * , still receives a small income from it. Man. Ifl—In.thc senate, a joint resolution । the Nile Crum that citv was subjected tu a* was uitrodtM-rd fur a constitutional amend- fusillade tor thnv ilayx. Sir Evelyn Baring. ' Ghost stories are not admitted, un­ era aot ra.tr>. tod ia .ay w.y, ratd. ra tblrt. baa been kept at the Lindell JTI! 1 lent fixing the term of the president at six • at Cairo, assiwrts thst tiiirtv different tribes ' leAs the ghost is proved a natural and requested, he told what be received’for hotel, in custody of two policer' ’"" ' --------- - --------------___ imen. ymnt, and making him inellgiltie to re-elee- are pretxirvd to maintain hostilities. Earl not supernatural apparition* Neither his stories. . Mr. Bonner at once of- Saturday afternoon tie^uietlv quietivstepped stei --------- ------------------------. tion. Bills were intnslucvd t«>establish for- Granville is said to insist that General Gorreservations a» ulP waters of tbe , don be recalled, fromdoulasas to liissanitv. have humorists ever gained a foothold. fered him double the amount for a story to an open window on the fifth floor, ; and threw out tbe loose the loose- end of a rope ' ----- .-----------------------Missouri and Col;nubia rivers, and for tiie • ,wu,.- nw nnviTrn ' George D. Prentioe edited a column of and contracted with ium for five more -----‘ ------------“ ----------*!*■ He qtrtrtly erection of a pnblk- building at Boulder, • k .. t IT * before he announced him in The Ledger. serving ss * tire-escai t's'loradn. Favorable rejiorts were made on • —A f^”11 buaklm H ednesday says: “Wit and Wisdom” many years,.bat no Th. pabltohra of Th. PictoriZTra. lowered low™ himaelf htahrif to the th. balcony f over tbe , thaw of a milder bills for tbe extension of the Chesapeake The Ilighlanders working up ttielntrenclied broad hamor has ever been adopted. away from home when, he heard the main entrance, and crept in at tbe open I and Ohio road to Fortress Munroe, aixl to for? Bl lZarih® "•"v>tta-ke.i by Osman Dig- I Mr. B. says he has often been solicited .nd .t window of a private chamber occupied “«««*«“*** authorize the return of private boxes de- ni* s adv ance at 6 u clock last evening. Only to make room for some new rising hu­ news, and at once telegraphed Mr. 00 *rl<’KruPtM*1 Mr. I by a lady. She instantly raised an . jetted in the treasury vaults. Mr. Coke l“’"' dekwLt|iefurii.ofA>nakim. Md he madly through 1 morist; but he recognized the fact that Cobb to make no permanent arrangespoae on tiie pieunepneumonia bill »nd f rwu ,hTud‘rSllon °r tx an .nwixxiy unt.j be re_ the main dining-room and ran matfiy with all types of humor are short-lived. He menta — MeesiK Sewell and WiBun on the measure Vllh 7 turned. But for the relief of Hu John Porter. I z ,nl* l‘°l* uf ‘k*«n»ytng the BritLfa । believes that lovers of fiction are pro­ mischief had already about until recaptured. He was at i<i re ii,i khi f »*. rtorri* of water Iu a serin of night attacks. verbially serious Life is serious with been done, and fir. Cobb was on the once taken to jail. He states that he * ’’•man retains as adherents the great tribe ‘ j will plead # Although Mr. guilty. reilef ofMto •,°^**II ‘r **■’ Hadendovvas. whose sheik urged that | most of them and they like something high road to fortune. ot Michigan. County ot Bam -*■* A legislative committee which Inves­ Stttte Bonner only paid him $900 for hia first At a mwUoo ot tbe Frobate (cart tor the (fas night B-aulh w-n- thebe* kind ol -tretert in accordance with their sympathies. of Barry boiden at the Probate Office la thr otw tnr the .upprnwlon of Klulan.1 . ami, of pn.-Ueo. The story, he has since paid him as high as tigated the departments in New York “ I hare found great pleasure in my Ihe fM-.txt-m.-.ith .mutr rattle h> r;rt,lg M ZjriiM .uempt of llaatinn in said county on Monday, the infc city found the condition of affairs ab ­ day of March in the year «*e thoosaod <-rtX r A f f' 'httodlte..! fnr a pub- pirw buudr—I rt-bet. tn.-ut off a Briliah onie work,” said Mr. Bonner; “I have never r 10,000 for some of hia work. Just before employing Svlvanus Cobb solutely appalling, the men who hold hundred and eighty foe r be tniibbtu-M Akhjt. '>h«. A favwaMe I vov. The IltuW! <-av;drv ..uirtlv (|l«I».nu-d borrowed a dollar; I got my start by 22I’n.’VL\u!f"'“l :lw •dmL- the rebels A nuutbei ot SoptUn ftuoel- , close application and economy. Any­ Mr. Bonner paid Fanny Pern, then at , office not being the ones who exercise . power. Ex-Countv Clerk Butler, with ■oon nf jiakota. drivers promptly bolted during tiie attack, j body else can do tbe same thing if he tbe height of her fame aa the author of a net income of $80,000 per year, is Mar.'H.—In the senate^ Mr. ITiunb calledOn Thursday tiie forces under General I On reading and ftilng the petition, duh rerdkw “HMh Hall," $1,000 for a ten-column charged with illegally retaining $36,-’ «p tbe joint rrMiitttiufl appropriating S2’»,00u Graham took a position one mile from the will pay the price.” Chester Meaaer. oon of said decea»ed. praylW Although he spends but little time story. For fourteen years afterward, 000 in fees. Under tbe tee system, the that Halil MfMer, widow ot said deeea^d. sue for the eradication of the fout-and-mouth i rebel camp. Tne rebels opened fin- on the be appotated administratrix of said estate or until she died, she never failed to disease, an co-operation with the authorities i British forces at 1 o'clock in the morning, j in the office, he is register’s sulary would be jdo.ouu per is there every day aud Thereupon H ia ordered, thatTneMUj..the i«f nf Kans**-. Mr Sherman stated tlihl the, The British soldiers were instantly nn tiie ;‘*■pasaea*judgment write every week for The Ledger, her annunf! It is recommended that ex’ t on everything pertain . people of lllliMd* Mid otiier states were be-« alert Theydormed into sciuarespreparatory | ♦»,„ n.™, w;. crisp and dashing comments on men । Register Docherty be indicted for im­ miming alanmtl and argued tfiut tiie appro- • to receiving tiie attack which was momen- “*.E , . e P*?6?-. v recreations are . and manners occupving a noticeable po­ proper practices. nristion xbotdd tu>t be <>>nfineu t<> Kansas. I tartly expected. No attack came. The i hia farm and hu horses. He baa hu Prentiss Tiller, who recently robbed Mr <uik>m tbou'-'lif svi.ojn shotild ire set ! rebels kept up filing until day break without/ own opinion about the man who doesn’t sition on the fourth page. They were I the Pacific express office at St. Ixiutf^. aside at oner. Mr. shenuan void the ours-; drawing a reply front the British troop*. Th? like a crood horse In his nrivato office eagerly read, too, by all classes of read fam wa^ a national urn-, ami In favored Brillsb casual tier, during thr night were one "Tj ? ‘JI, .'h-Lv ' walked into tbe hands of detectives at Cion by the genend goveniuent. Mr. Gar- ’ officer and two men wounded undone man wnicb is a large, pgat room, with win, Milwaukee. Thursday morning, and at Indeed. ’ ’ said Mr. Bonner, “ Fanny dows fronting.wnth fronting south and west, is a large iMddrtttxWlh-hwMur-Wu-qlllitloral I kill'd. , DJ . v dow» tod wart, ». lj*rK„ once made a confession. Dressed in *d*iri Mr, f Inn Hti/rns <>f spites - A boat 9 o clock the British trnops were i picture of Dexter, driven by Gen. Fern never could have written anything ragged clothing, he tailed at a trunk could not t»e deprive*! of ther property with- 1 ordered to ojien fire on the enemy, and the Grant seated beside Mr. Bonner, who, dull, even if sfce had tried; neither can I store, where he had left a sachd <Jbnout dne proc.*- of law. Mr. IngalK explaiir i ‘u<nting eomnienwd. IWbaWy not more ( -by the way, says that• -• • • ’ hearlnp thereof bv caus> Henry Ward Beecher.” Gen. Grant ia taining in money pa<*kages to to -di that a large !»nq<*rti<Hi Of tfa- cattlg in - than iMWretals ere seen in front, but as be pubtUbcd intbe’ be shipped to Detroit. lie states that naprr printed and cir J Kansas were not owned by its peoplr. Mr. ' ’?«-• British advanced more -prang iq», some- | better rider than driver. he intended sending the stolen checks lUrri once tn each <-onger suhi contagion wa- spretuung over 1 ;FM'ars; ' (Ambrirn Garette -----------------t.’iecxmntry while M-ean.rs discussed rx.nstl- Brandishing hmie shields tin*.- chanted back to St.) Louis, to save the Cuuipanj , One ostrich egg for ten guests is the trouble.. X* McFadden, his accvui^uce. accuiuplict* intional principles Mr. Bavunl thought thr I «»u*n uinhi the British ranks without hr-d[C'hicfafo J 'urnal. ] “J* adder*, hts soverns>enteouM and < tjttlon at l-reakuw-k sw*d until bullets laid ; sovemroent ctxihi not enter fir the -tales « w — - -«««California ostrich farm. I was «-"••• —* .at —■ “ *—•1-------------------captured Sliefman. Texas,*—by There — were two ______ Italian dishes of | P*Mern nt r... ..... .. . rattle. ... A|) ; them low. 1 he British stonaed the works kill and pay .for dlsearfal which the late Charles Delmonico was i( 252??’ •"«» **°’ «**«>. ^2??’ •«««, me, s»ii, ^«.*® Tenf fS??fuw MXI hderceptecHelegnun from irias veimonico »even, where tlte rebels were in force. The gallant X>urnna*ut to .Monday was taken. rhiiih to sunk (/ b« Itod _______ * nln'. *<•»." ” toid Dwight ’ *’ Whiting, Tiller. blacks held out shield and sj>ear agnui-t fond, and for wl Maa. *17.—The aeuate adopted a Joint bullet and bavnnet until theta-riches around i _ i• . 1 muntina guests l.a he had iinvited to ' other restaurants IL than his_____ own. One counting the eiiMf* n*M>l<ition appropriarincr MOiiDii for the •■nip- inni^.-Aitr. ADVXBTIBXD LETTXRS. luok'sl like graven. After three imlirs of ’[ <M C*11®d • compound of spend the day at the ostrich farm with ‘ rewinn oi th.- fwond-mouth dUease. continuous lightingtiie rei>ei position W* was • rtitkms from several ronimervbd bodies taken and Osman Digna defcati-L rental. /U.. .The ' rice, tomatoes, cbetwe and macaroni. him; “I guess one egg will be enbugh.’’ j ire presented asking tiie repeal of the law fighting wsls more severe than on Feb. 1. and tiie other “ravioli," a still more com­ And having giving utterance to thia for the coinage of thi-rilviT dollar, as also The battle lasted until noun. plicated compound at chicken,- beef, expremiou, he wended his wav to the 1 . from mervantllf orpmiration.- in 8L Louis The battle was a serie*! of drs|<enitc close His p^ldoek .od won b™ght to th. bo»» for tbe «x Luskin of the bonded period for fights. The HoudaocM-. whn fought with cheetta, macaroni and parsley. ILG. Foj. Albert L. Ferater( whisky. Mr. Hoar offered a rmoiution di­ the utmost recklrasnass. Yusheri hi hordra own cooks being Frenchmen and un­ an ostneh egg. The trtamph of tbe : For * ’ho1'' RSfKS'r. E?" ““U *• “• u-w recting tbe sweretarv of tiie interior to report upon the Second Brilfade sqnnre. causing familiar with Italian cooking, he had. tT* ■*” what pension applications have tieeeu pend­ the t&xty-iifth Foot to waver aud fail back hdur it was boiled, and though there ' sttener, Austin it Y ing far more than two years, and the reason upon the marines, throwing them, into coir to go (for them to the Italian restaurant , tor the delay. A resolution was agreed to fusion. The latter abandoned their guns in Fourteenth street, nearly opposite was then-some misgiving aa to its being j Daor that the committec on pubtie Unite inquire and had retreat rd several hundred yards be­ the Academy, known as tbe Cafe Mor­ cooked, the shell was broken, for cun- ! Anson Wood. in what manner large tracts have been fore thus could again be brought into organ­ etti. Delmonico used to make it a mat­ oeity could no lougen lie restrained, W H. KlWfflH. P M. transfasred to foreign corporations, and ization. The First Brigade square stood and a three-pound hard-boiled egg Uia ■ ; what Rj^rlntitui is advisable topremit such firm and checked the oti-daught while the ter of duty and national pride to take upon the plate. But aside from its I . .. . VB r. ... . second square reformed. Then ensued two every Italian friend who visited him to hours- iiKist dr■»perate fighting for the re­ at least one dinner of “rfaxotto” or HOUSE. v covery of rhe lost guns. I herebels charged’ ravioli” at Moretti’s. in d«k jgg., -a th.^ ..snns i Mak. IL—In the liousr, majority and repeatedly, hoping again to evufuse the B.loority report* were made on the Morrison ranks of the second square, but were unsueartff Nil. An art to plarc the name of Geo. eesrifulaiid slowly lostcthe temporary ad­ Jiac > uun* —MI1U n:*u do navor peen- I ness In ((f dvRiu.n. i»rk,-kti?=rU1UB W. Getty on the retired lid as major gener­ vantage they had rained until the lost guns dtoSS^ A widow at Burlington, VL, desiring l»r to .‘wltBnt it ww. immetur! A. ag.ii- and malaria al was favorably reported, as also a measure were recovered. Meantime the first brigade for tbe of the Kkkapoo nverratioo in advanced inch by inch, tbe rebels stubbornly a picture of her deceased husband, and it toko. tw»ty«ght hen ,-gg. to equal J the bio. d and kidnivi ita artion is Kansax. An adverse report was handed in contesting their program. Resistance became having no remembrance of him except m .eight tho ortnch egg which w^ prompt and run- aperdr. Price 50ernta on the bill to con-itnx t a niacadanilzed road more feeble as volley after volley was mi, ■ from Memphis to the adjacent national poured into the rebels, and finally the front a bas-relief which bad been made some oooKed, it u evident that the host knew 1 of Fredlt Hotchkiss. ' <v*tn<4er>. Debate in committee of the whole was cleared and the first brigade rushed' into time before but ,liad afterward broken, what he was about in eouking only one. ----- -• - -------------- • •n the iKmtoflice appropriation bill degener­ the camp of Osman Digna. Tbe repels went to a local photographer and stated There was enough and to spare; and , .. . , <*“.r Pr**r"‘ »!«**«<. ated Into the line of argument common at liowever, did Dot flee, but slowly retired to ur aro not appreciated unthe case. The energetic picture-taker before leavii^ the fable the partv i ward meetings. the mountain fastn«-*#», firing as they re­ glued the bits of bas-relief together, the unanimously agreed that ostrich egg i deprived of them. Most not­ Mar. IX—The honat, in committee of the treated. wa, good. 1 able among them w health, the lack of whole on tiie jostdflicc uppruprialion bill, Following up their advantage the British widow stuffed some clothes of the dear 8 w hich magnihes our other burdens. A stroek omttbe cIsum limltitig the salaries of continued to press tiie rebels, who wouldn’t departed, some bne found an ap­ “* --------------------- ‘ ‘ hacking cough, a severe cold, or anv run, and continued to retire slowly, striking propriate wig, and then the photo­ [Burlington Pram.] throat nr lung disease is ven trouble blow fur blow until driven bey ond their by »13fi,ooo. At the time of adjounimrat a camp, when Graham ordered a halt Oe* grapher “took” him. The picture is an A leading .physician tells the Idler a some; but all these mav lie quickly and smositfae was made to Increase by $400,- man scamp was found foil of “kxrt.” Tbe astonishingly good one, considering tbe Permanently removed by Dr. Butow's funny story in illustration of this point «0 the appropriation for carriers. British low was 100 men killed, manyof A prominent citizen, meeting the disci­ Positive (hire. Pncs 6() cents; trial Mail IX—The house. In committee of the whom are officers, ami l.W wounded. The bottke free of Fred’k Hotchkim. ple of Eaculapius one day, began oomappropriation bill, adopted an amendment increwring the excenter there'’’ [Detroit Pres Pram] “I preserve my equilibrium under all sent for you. dottor, only I reumstances,’" she waa heard to say .have Tbe best on earth, can truly be said . . . . tld w of Griggs' Glycerine Salve, which is a a pause of the music to the towf The afflicted sure cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, bums, of sympathy for wounds, and all other sores. Will poa- 3 a S Hotchpfaa. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-03-28.pdf 2f9266890e1755e0d737bcb3772c887b PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL XXVIII. NO. 49. The Hastings Banner. |-l-Bl.l*nRt» FRIDAYS. AT • “ ’ ‘ County News. • BKFCBLKAN TOWNSHI PC AUCUN EK IU-ting*. Barky Co, Mich.. HOPE. MARSHALL l. cook. sUMCBIPTION KATES' gd.aace. l!-» per year- II paid within si i: 3 per JteH plnOitxi oiyear. •!.»■ Subscribers out»ideof Barry Co.,llL® par year, ia- nesv as mas come before the caucus 1 b ‘ Datod Hope. March 3d. iwh JONATHAN a VALENTINE. Chairman of ConunlUee. . BALTIMORE. n^’LrvZublAcan caucU!» for thr townshipof Baluon oi six de legatos to the county convention and the trapsactioa ef auch other txulrS* « brid P!a>fAnZnW7^L^<Ore l.b.c c>ucu>' wiU be iDVERTtHTNG RATES: ohiinu j>*r tear......... . -■•••••.I Ktir.t . txarje for special poutloo* • Okdkr com. .. JOB PRINTING. . HASTINGS. pride wMt in lbo ____________ Job PrinUrig .De• !h« Bass ma Everythin* in tb* • urv o?5rc t« Ii*"*. *ud with .u. u. .— , the mo>l approved patterns of machinery, convent .-j iompeteul workmen employed, cn.-tole* the , officers, ana me transacuon of such other T>n*{. ) . ixkh t ■ fl ’ erst-ctas* job work I new as may property eome before the caucus -- ------------ -- ------------------------------------------ w1111* toM at the Town House. Saturday Anrti —E-------------- 5. ism. at 1 o'clock n. m.. aharp *' Apru •.rMFTrbvrrn Pwrur T. Colgrovk. ahurr TtxL-r ut Probate I'rtrtec.itIn* Attorney. ■ ORDER COM. .t (*<)LGKOVTC. ‘ RUTLAND. ><MtTH ' iJwvem ym r -----------mich., march 28,1884. Hastings, Henry Lathrop has been rich for some time with sore throat. winia Lathrop has rented Miner Mead’s farm. Mrs. Ruckle and her daughter Emma have returned to Morgan from alaurthv visit tn Ohio. Britten McKay of Thornapple, goes to Nashville the first of next month to work for W. O. Freeman. Kepulilican caucus at Nashville March anil. A good tarn out of ths re­ publicans of Caxtletoo township is nsstly desired. Turn out one and all and 1« us reclaim Castleton township. We can do It and If we hut make an ef­ fort the thing is easily accomplished. We want the temperance men to unite with us, for hr so doing they will but advance their own cause a hundred per cent more than by puttings prohibition ticket in the field. r OlDAB CRFtr Luther Brown and wife are visiting .tifti-trt mer R- K. Grants store.* IB all court* ol the Buie. . Collections nominating randldatm to’ail'tiw varibua uXS- their many friends in this vicinity. i look-vAor Money to loan on real Birin offices, aud lor the tramactlon of 5uch other John Shaft died last Friday night, btBiMM »s may properly come before the meet_te<-March 21st, from P. w. Rl'RGRHR, Chairman. a lingering disease. JOHNSTOWN. He was a man about 65 years of age, of the township of Johnstown respected by all who knew him; leaves will bold their caucus at the residence of Martin Lawyers. .Miller, on Thursday. April 3d. at 1 o’clock p. ni.. a wife and several children to mourn — ’<> nominate candidates for township oflhwra for rtti v »i» v L'Tit ~ ’ i X? en®uinR >«*«■; alao to choose six delegatee to the loss of a loving husband and kind t)Hs ’ ARXhTH. attend the county convention to be held nt HustAttomev at Law. ; ln*3- AI'r-,oth.t? tramwet such other bu»l- father. M.MWtta.Mirt. ’ ! Quarterly meeting held at the U. B. . .. vremvuM-------------------------------- I ' H K MKKRlU.rhUrn»n. church last Saturday and Sunday. * 1 ‘ ' Lawyer. A h„ I Oscar Ward is preparing to remove Grrr S;uul-lmg« dry Rood* Htore. t matingcandidatoafor the varioup townshlp°of- to Freeport, where he intends to go to W>. .uvr.d promptly to all business in all floe". elecUng delegates to attend the county work in a saw mill. —. n-auinwhu । convention, and the transaction of such other Dr. Smith wants to sell his residence ' bu5'n‘** •» m*y property enme before the cau­ cus. will be held at the town hall, Friday. April at this place. . 1 KEN ASTON. BY (>RDKR toM. ?1. Attorney at Law, 4. at 1 o'clock p. m. A. C. Wait went to Grand Rapids . . MAPLE GROVE. Ove< J b >nxxtyear4Co.’«iitore.i Die republicans of Maple Grove will meet at last week and purchased a large stock I PracUctfi* :n *11 court* of the SUU*. CollectioDA the (‘-enter, on Thursday, April 3. IBM. for the of goods. : rempUy aUebdlng ta ' purpose of nominating candidates for township George Baker is at work on his new 1 i u I.()Wit Y. M Dq. ‘~ offices, and to appoint six delegates to attend ------------ -... . i the county convention to be held in Hastings. house. Phvsician. burgeon and Oculist. April toth. by order com; A. J. Kelly lost a valuable horse last, CARLTON. ;:i loan or .-ountr) promptly attended The republicans of Carlton w111 meet In caucus week. *feee noun * to 10 a. in. and 1 to 3 p. m, al the town house, on Thursday. April 3d. IBM, Garrison Baker is preparing to re-side Tncphoor at llolhiway*' drug store. t at one o'clock p. m.. for the purpose of noinlnr***St-^i.i' dh-nthuj paid to surgical tllxea-'es M oi candidates for township offices, for the ating and paint his dwelling t he coming sum­ ui dlieaws <4 the «’‘e ^nd ear • election of fire delegates to attend the county jacket r a Hi 'Ker. mer. convention, and the transaction of such other business that may properly cotne before the Thomas Baird has purchased a vil­ . Pysicians and Surgeons, caucus. J. N. COVERT, Chairman. ’ lage lot between Larabee's and MorthI'nJrleviUe. Mkln •ii wtil- null! or procnpGy liUroded land's stores, for the purpose of build­ Maple Qrovk. ing a barber shop. U II TIMMERMAN. Andrew Enn's family are all Hick'with * • UiHna’pathie Physician & Surgeon. William Ferrin has a farm of 80 acres chicken pox. to let U> some good fanner or .farmers. Gilbert Latham's oldest boy ix very Miss May Morthland is engaged to low with Kpinal meningitis. teach the Bunnell school the coming Dentist. Two of Charlee Whiteomb’H boys . tupUy aliendtvi to season. • have the same disease, aiid a little toy George Cox’s wife is quite UL of James Hall is considered past nil Miss Jennie Fox will teach the Carn Physicians anti Surgeons. help. school the coming summer. tan. ;>r».-*<j>:|> aUruded to. Most everybody has got or have had i . David Morthland has a tine stock of In goods on hand. the mumps in the past few weeks. u ei.tds a crook Mrs. Sarah Walker nuttfe a farewell The P. M.’s colt te getting too much K WHOLE NO. 1497. Elder Gillwpie apent Saturdav and al Mr. Will HavmX to Orong* Irfw Smith fa fap, bray “>7 Itememare gteting thing, ready tor the apring's work. On Sunday, a tall young man from »owen was seen merrily driving stout among the hills of Yankee Springs. He was not alone. Township election will soon be here. Let every temperance man see that he te at the caucus, work to put in nomina­ The rootls are drying off quite rapidly tion temperance men in all parties. If in the country, though still pjretty we all do our duty in this wav, we will heavy outside, have temperance laws and temperance Quarterly meeting at the M E. church men to enforce them. Saturday and Sunday. • -e Lyman Shedd has sold his farm, and • • Hutland. his sale of stock, farming implements, Following is report of school in dis­ etc, took place Thursday. He intends trict No. 1, Rutland, Mr. Eugene W. moving into the village for a time, Jordan, teacher: while looking for a place which suits GEOGRAPHY. him. A—Dan Matthews BO, Guy Put­ Mrs. F. F. Ward and Miss Josie Back­ man 95, 1 loyd 95. et visited in Otsego Sunday and Monday. Kronewitter 90, Mary W. S. Brown has moved into the GalMarble 9o Florence Putman 96, Minnie Kelly 95, Vira Matthews 96. letly house. i £~Ettel Brown Dan Po­ I Dr. Butler is making arrangements to land 90, Flora Kronewitter 90. build a house. . CIVIL GOVERNMENT. Claud Putman 100, Dick Kurtz 100. DON’T YOU TELL. U. 8. HISTORY. [Hiawatha Harald.] l)an Matthews 100, Claud l*utman 90, Floyd Brown 100. Dick Kurtz 90. Edna Brown 100. Not your friend—for his tympexium Jbaball, GRAMMAR. With its echoes, wide rebounding, Oaud Putman 90. Dick Kurtz 86. Multiplied and far refunding; Minnie Kelly 80, Lottie Kronewitter 80, Don’t you tell Guy Putman 85, If youraalf, you cannot keep it, PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. Then, who can! Mead Brown 95. Could you more expect of any Other man! PIIT8IOLOHY. Yet you put him If he telb it— Edna Brown 90. • 1“,*""»ta74?“u,‘’' ARITHMETIC. b Following is sample of examples | In the mart;' give Class A. arithmetic: 4 A ha>»63(). B $1,134. C. $1,386. with I which they agree to purchase liorsea at j the highest price per head that will allow each man to invest ail his money. How many horses can each man buy ? I A boy having lost one-half of his kite was then four-fifths of its original length; what was its length ? Paid $54 for grain; 3-10 of it being barley at 62‘^c per bu.. 3-5 of it wheat at $1per bu.; the rest of the money was paid for oats at 37J^c per bu. How many bushels of grain were bought ? 11 What amount of inch lumber inust I | buy to make a box 8 ft. long. 6 ft. 10 in.;| wide and 4 ft. 10 in. deep? 1 A piece of timber 16 in. x 16 in. atone end and 8 in. x 8 in. at the other, and 24 feet long. How many board feet in it? How many barrels of water will a cistern hold that is' 12 feet long by 8 feet wide on top. and 6 feet long by 4 feet wide at the bottom, and 8 leet deep? A tank tfflh will hold 31 47-63 bbls, of water, will hold how many bushels of wheat ? A man sold a span of horsee for $150 each; on one he lost 26 per cent., on the other he gained 25 per cent. Did he gain or lose, and how much P ’ What is the value of a coffee urn, weigning 2 lbs. 14 oz. Avoir., at $1.80 per ounce Troy ? Class A—-Floyd Brown 100, Claud Putman 90, Mead Brown 100, Dick Kurtz 95, Edna Brown 100, Dan Mat­ thews 80, Guy Putman 100. Class B.—-Vira Matthews, 100, Minnie Kelly 100, Lottie Kronewitter 85, Frank Matthews 76, Florence Putman 85, Fred Kurtz 80, Flaura Knonewitter 80, Dan Poland 70, John Strouse 75, MaryMarble 96. ‘ Class Dan Putman 100, Georgie Marble 85. Elden Brown 85. Martin Poland 96, .Joase Putman 85. Georgie Merrick 100, Bert-Poland 75. Numbei* of pupils enrolled, 30; aver­ age attendance 25. The school closed Friday, March 21st, with a spelling school in the evening. Mead Brown was the victorious con­ testant. < An: >. me Wfatcrtowu hwunui«o Co. , visit at Mr. Quick's last Sunday. She for him; it gets away from him nearly -»<J ttriir i»,d.->eS on u man'* property against ... , . . . , utX.it -m bi t.- . .ixhuring 01 vrimt: ^.iiitM ;i man'* gow this week to join her husband in every time he takes it ouL to water. | Nebraska. Wallace Norton has his new water । MMIX A MIKLIXlS IJ ' There will be ■ farewell party at Fred wheel done, and commenced sawing : Quick’s Tuesday night, for Charles last Monday. . •ita. ai.,.,., iM.itajmiM.. I siade. Heandhta family go to NoGeorge Baker has begun catching fl.rtrttt-w.lv tt-i Of Abstract Book* It» Bsrry i . . , . . I braska next week. froga. | \ FOOTE M 1) ~~ r ' M°re mud than maple sugar so far Tom Baird is going to Bedford to ’,1, Physirian and Surgeon. I spring. open a trog trade this summer. f <os»*<w« Mde M*iu.wt., NiihriUc, Mich.) Sherm. Potter and Kate • Crofw, of Georgie Valentine has made quite a A1 duovr wowon mow / — .?°r ,;nonu !orth Wolcott Ifouw. Vermontville, and John Loomis, of number of valuable hair watch chains ab '•r rjih rail* promptly btteuded too too.. dav day nr or iileht iriniit. I .. .. ..... . * 1 < Bellevue, helped them-nelves to maple this winter. pERPII KNIGHT, ’ sugar at E. G. Potter’s Saturday and Frank Falk is trapping for a change Veterinary • Surgeon. i Sunday. Jy this spring. ■ taidrncc. failanri. wnr Yeckley school house.) Tollee Br<«. have their shop nearly * ill xitcnd all c*Uv lor .-tectit e* night or dsy ■ James Ix^gett has found out"where "tarzva reasocaiilta. / i his feather bed and quilts went to that enclosed and about ready to begin bend­ X F Bnnwx. M. D W>?.' Polhkmlh, M. I>. were stolen while he was visiting in ing, etc. KRs. BROWN A POLHEMU8, Indiana last winter. Two quilts were • New sidewalks are being laid—a * Honuppathic Physicians & Surgeons. found in Abe Moe’s possession. He much needed improvement. . Julia. HusmIFs store, Main BLi told who had the rest, and th«i skipped David Morthland te preparing to f.ro,n,‘br o»ce »«■ all houra of build a new fence around his lot. ’ ' n ,,oU«emu* will rive Bpectal out. u of the Eye and Ear. i Geo. Holies has sold his farm to Or­ Henry OgmpbeU has been reengaged Pffivrtow-. a io I-.* a m. :ito«p. m. : lando Durham. He thinks of making to teach the Cedar Creek school * ---------! Dakota his future bomt. Odell Dunn is very sick. It te doubt­ Mrs. Eastman Latting is very sick. ful if he ever recovers. [* Those that attended the funeral of Mrs. Harris Baker, while visiting in Roy Herrick st Battle Creek from this Calamazoo last week, had her horse way were served with a good warm rilled by the cars. , From the Herald. dinner in the basement sf the Baptist Win. Godfrey returned from a visit to WOODLAND. church and their teams taken care of. Wayland Monday. UO MsU> Hl , f>pp |Iowe A. J. Carpenter has returned to It was appreciated, after their tedious Rev. Turner’s donation netted but $7 ride of twenty miles. Truly,. those /Woodland ’for a stay of a few weeks <o in Union hall last evening. recruit his health, he having had a Mr. A. C. Clemens is yet lying very ladies have our thanks. Mr. Herrick's people mere to Battle severe attack of typhoid fever while at low from the effects of his protracted “‘I'^’UtteaUuo (riven to Veterinary Shoeillness. / Creek this week. They will be mimed Bay City. ,J. M. Reiser will return to Arkansas Mrs. Chas. Craddock, of Pine Lake by this community, having made many friends in the few years they have lived the last of-thia week pr first of next. this state, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Faril A Veite have a new sign on the Jno. Baker. here. \ front of their hardware store. Mr. D. 0. Ward, who purchased the George Spence^has cut his foot. — .. uaw urvrr pboxmizmi Anton Euper has left Woodland to Foster place, is a son of our esteemed Nicewander has a sick horse. ' Mk y<>QU> rirea trial, feeling confMent Henry Spdncer and Eastman Latim seek his fortune in the wide world. townsman Wm. Ward. Erra Fox has gone to Ohio, having Mrs. P. Dooly, of Irving, returned on returned to Whitehall Saturday. J. SMITH. Carrie McOmber returned from Al­ been called there by the death of his Saturday from a visit among her rela­ E. PACKARD. mother. tives in Grattan, Kent Co. bion Saturday. Veit Hildinger has purchased the Mr. Whitmore, of Allen. |s visiting Rev. Van Aukin preached a very able SAW Rufus Goddard property and will move discourse upon the occasion of the fun­ relatives here. . to town. eral of the latepMrs. J. H. Freeland. Ask Frank Bals if he knows m A man Chas. WilMams has purchased the J. Myron B. Teeple has secured a posi­ that has a horse to sell. Wm. A'. HA7PNjSwuHSergriSS tion as telegraph operator at Fenwick, Norton schools begins again Monday. M. Reiser store building and lot The school of the higher department add will depart for the scene of his A certain ABsyrianlte, whose name of Diet Nd. 4 closed on Friday hat. ,r B. A. OOTANT. we will not mention for shame* in his lalxjrs aa soon as April 5th. J. M. ROGEHS 4 (8,. f JI liehalf, waa recently caught pilfering Both departments have been conducted Mr. M L. Cook, of the Hastings Ban­ and made to return property taken, be­ successfully through the winter and ner, accompanied by R. K. Grant, the enterprising clothier of Hastings, favor­ fall terms. The papite of the higher , aides “blowing in" a ten dollar bill to department on the last day of school, ed us with a pleasant call Tuesday. settle affairs. “KS01 SEED, TItfO-rifY Oscar Ward, of Hope township, has presented the teacher, D. W. Leedy. MOBGO-THOBMAPPUL bought B. G. Foster’s house and lot in ’ssasr BLACKSMITHS, Horseshoeing a Specialty. °"r IM Sht," f„ Ilxetf. GUMMING! Ithl, A-ilfafr- GnuWwatioo Fortw U making preparation. WATER L/ME. Wednesday. « So-tart M . c, * farmer of Bowne township, says that he always opens up his sugar bush aa soon after the 15th of March as possible, re­ gardlees of the weather. Then when the first sap occurs he gets the benefit. More than ordinary interest is being manifested in revival work at the con­ gregational church. Rev. VanAukeo, of Charlevoix, is conducting the servi­ ces. Sixteen have already announced the desire for a change. bttUd another <lwrl!ing I>r. Xi<lw. of Salem, Allrgan county, bi now aaaodaia pbyatdan upon the rare Boada are g«CUag goo*. Ont Bentley A Coll hands had his M7 Chappri rtartwl (•»» Mon­ lingers ntaah*! while loading lumber on a car at Morgan Mat Friday. day. ously 111 for far Ita* t® <»**•_____ . Wild g«w have made their appearGeorge Mature will have to have W» Mr. John Walt®. » verr auereMTUl I ance. linger amputated. [Chicago TJnm] anro, OnjaMra. aad Oayagro Tk* French la to 1708 wrote it Nia gnro, Oungan, Onragra, and Onor gra. Philip Lmagtaon wrote w 1TM to 1730 Oetmra. Jagera. and Yaaarah, «<m«r» of Indian adaira, tarot, lira IT»I Onjararaa, Oehiafnn, ata. In 1721 ii vaa vrittan Onj agora, Oniagan MA aceidentallv, probablv, Niagara, as te 17W. Theas be excused in lalter*writen * lo-day aaam quite aa ttdacidad aboat.tha orthography of Ita Trteks One of the lobbyists has an attractive tors of members, while he gives th*un lunches and good liquor. Anothei first-class lobbyist ia renowned m a ' layer, and never hesitates about few hundred dollars when he 1 desires to ingratiate himself with the winner Deems said he had reason to believe the story of Jonab and the whale, be himself, while* traveling in Egyj had seen a whale in whose boeom t skeleton of a man was found. (Leisure IL*'t»urr ttour. Hour.) _ I The followilfg letter ia taken from aa i old Edinburg Evening Courant, dated j September 9, 1786. It waa atldreaaed "to a gentleman in Dublin.'* whose name lb not given : lock it Sir: For the honor you have done mein calling your only child by nay name, and tluiL too. you add, when the DOQ8 AND 8TARS. issue of the American struggle stood string, added-thirty feet. suspended, I pray yon to accept my i b^st acknow lodgements; my thanks are I also due for your politeness in sending |Philadelphia Timm.) Madams Christine Nilsson’s heroic ("me a piece of Linen of your staple msn resene of a dog from the clutches of a I'nfacture: and I am particularly in pnroel of boys caused a great deal of | debted to you for the favorab'e wishes favorable comment among the mem- and flattering expressions of your letter bers of the Society for the Prevention to me of the 4th of August last. Your country Las my best wishes for of Cruelty to Animals, of Philadelphia. and the recurrence has also revived in the fullest fruition of everything that theatrical circles many touching stones is interesting Io the rights of mankind ; about actresses and doga, most of and yon, sir. that you may be a princi pal sharer of them. which are comparatively new Being your most obedient and very “Long before Mr. Abbey—I Ynean Madame Nilsson—reecued the dog." humble servant, G. Wabhinotow. said John Stetson’s representative at Mount Vernon, March 10, 1786. the Walnut Strict theatre, “Miss Sara In the same old newspaper we find Jewett’s dog fell out of the fourth­ story window of the Continental hotel. the fotipwing remarks upon Ameripao This was last week during the engage­ affairs. \ The writer would be somewhat ment of the Fifth Avenue company astonished if he could now behold that here. Two legs and a rib were broken. empire beyond the Atlantic concerning Dr. Agnew was sent for and repaired whose prospects his anticipations have the damages Misa Jewett bore the proved as unfounded as his langnagu shock with great fortitude. She took was ungramiuatieal: The affairs of America are still iait as one of the trials of a star's life. | When she was in a stock company her , volved in obeourity. Little per man dogs never fell out of the window. I ency can be expected to their praseat Speaking of dogs, have ytra seen our : divided form of government, and unless they again become colonial poesewnons F^Cm . ewett's dog is just a little too . ■ to some power the establishment of previous,” said Manager Rice at the । an empire must be the work of ages Arch Street opera house. “Mias^Marie The late edict passed in Virginia rela Conron lost her dog. a beautiful "akye, tivo to religion shows that thfy have when the Duff company first came here. already tresspassed* in the constitution, It was one of the first things that Mr. as originally published, on the peace, Duff did—I mean it .waa one of the first and the publication of Unitarian forma misfortunee that happened to the com- of wo: ship in Massschnsett* intimates the prevalence of a party in matters of “One of the saddest inddeoita that I religion. The remittances, however, to over beheld,” said Mr. Gilmore, al the this - country of money have bean con Grand Central theatre, '“waa when । «d®rable. Misa Lyddy Denier'a dog. a toy terrier, hardly larger than a mouse, leaped from ita mistress' arms as she was leav­ Stanley Matthews gave a dinner te ing this theatre, and was positively the president the other night and a crwihell to death by a passing coupe. Washington paper prints the bill of Miss Denier waa the leading lady of fare, every line of which is in French. the Buffalo Bill combination, which I This seems to be a wholly ussiest j>iec« need hardly say was hero before the of affectation. Some 2 ” ' dishes ‘being ’ Duff company. I hardly like to accuse French in origin their names canaot Miss Conron's dog of plagiarism, but I perhaps, be translated into rateUigible think thM akye is a trifle left, oo to English. Even this must be a not very frequent difficulty. But when it some? apeak." “All these people forget," said Stage | fc, ‘ OJ|sters on the shell, lettuesv roairt Director Frank H. Wide, at the Arch | ----------------------------------partridges, cake, coffee, it is per Street theatre, "that Mias Rose I absurd absurdto teprint printthem themin inanything anythinj: Uytinge’w a bull-dog ut English. The *French neverg------print,« ————o which — -■■ ■ —- appeared —«-*------ — in II b uu» - *-■-■--------•Oliver ,a’ . ’leaped ------- ■ from •----- ‘the u- u -*-4 1. w•ben they *'cwn - *help ’ 24 Oliver *Twist, lightiktbo ea---------iees o', ning express train while on ita way to English dishes. In foci they do not this city to New York, at the very bemany. It is a sign of servitude to ginning of the season—way back in I the French art of cookery that so many September -and has -never been seen dishes are designated m French, tot sinoe. Kate Claxton lost her diamonda vhen so English a drah as roast beef, a little while ago. W bull-dog | w American dishes as oysters on tb< recognized the nmfa and leaped. .. shell and ice-cream are put into French "But," “id Mr. Zimmerman, "the * evon the American eagle has a right to original canine calamity befell a mem- ’ BhOw its olsws and scream out a pro­ ber of Mr. Abbey s company nearly , Mix g1^" .‘X'xr:”! » Th- i. L«r in . th»l 1B«« *b« evidenoro of popular 1 „» •' ““ *{?2L favor which followed hi. .oporb r«odi- G<4d«i * loding ttarn on rtf Monrico in ‘Trovatore was s much interested, be postponed it. con small doc collar The singer hid the elusion and. in the interval, took up• a £^?h£rt>iih Xc^Ksooeptod dime novel df tee senmtiooal sort; the firvt o( lirmit teooro wm wrop|Li op. hod broken hio oock m etriviow to touch th. high C ot the fiiml ’AdSlo.' which hie nutator rtaehe. with etx>h MM in Uta tower eoene. Hignor Campanini. vowed never to revisit the Mtano of hi. oognioh. Col Mopl-on wm UMhfa to ewnoe Mm to ohonge hi. doterminotton. bM bo yWdSlo Mt. Abboy-e Mvunonta." •> U>« '>••*? PJL”, the o«V reoob. ta tteye*^. >• | corrupting. e^Mfodid | do M Uta , ooold eSoot j J?* * ; | t-T-.r , Mtatoo. « Tie string �JOEL THE PRESIDENCY. by she Decxmls a.Liberal BepubLeans, and servwl until 1877. ” ex yean “ from an early *£» be took an exceedingly actrv* tntere«t u> politic*, hi* retiring da«&L*^ Ucu preracted hno from aejLing tbe many puUie oftce* L- nsigbi have obtained. He wm ens:rn*E of the State D-nxx-rsttr- com­ mittee for thirteen years; ia lte6 a»i 1*7 he was a member of the Stale Coc*mm*<xj*l cs>- two teruw. latt, l-JZi. In WTl be waaj prutmoent ic U.e pr>wecotioa >jt the "Tweed .-mx" m Now T'-s-it, and in 18J4 be wm • Meted jovemrx- pf 5vw York by a ma­ jority of rw-arly 50.000. In 1«78 he »u u* bxsaocrati- cw-dSflate for tbe prrsideocy.; Mr. Tl'de.i a cifcy at Gramrocrcy pari. Xe w Tori, and his country »-«tate. at Grwvs ««m, atwet two mile- north of Yoak- ef IndisnapUis, wa* lorn in EatMr cocniy, O., An^acS, 1S19: w*a apprenticed to th* aaddlerfa trade at LefayvUe. Ind.; spent two ■todwd law. end waa admitted to tbe bar tn LM3; ccmmence*! to practice, and waa proem-uting attortwy for tbe State of Intliana In waa »tected to the Thirty-first eoc<raes fl MP) aad afterwards attorney general of Indiana, serving two terns. im-Tie; removed to Indianapolis in 1®G; ■f Covmgtoc. Ky., who he* repreaeated that state in co-.-zre*. since 1*77. being speaker of tbe preven’ bon* of repr**w*ntetiven, wm torn in Campbell (now Kean (on eonntyt. Ky., Heptembrr 5. !«S; received a common •ehcoi edhcaiiori, and afterwan is taught seboni, studied law. and baa fractseed it the state a-wnib'y in ISCOMII; decliued *.be noaunaticNi for prvddrattel sJectton i*^M; wm eiacted to state • in 1-VJ4, and a^ain elected bxetenaut-governor a 1W. ‘ „ raa ________ * 1871, «rviag until 8-pUr.b*r, 1875; wm a delegate at-large from Kentucky to toe national ooovenrtoo tn 1*0*, h> l«n be WM rlecterf Hvute- sni <.>v«nor of Ma state, .and sewed it as altM-nate preddential elector in 1*M Hix carwr in coogram began March 5, M77. • h «u toe fortyfiftt cungrem t*r*n. and wa« tberefow con­ nected wito it but Mx years when m wm aafiwi on to jr*«ida of WiUtHiigMio. Del . b>>ru in that city October 2». UDb, reo-iring his b!o"*Ugu chiefly &c a private * bool. His early train­ ing was f<w a tnenwtitoe life, but be studied MD'l rbe profeaion of law. reacning the bar m I8M. and. with the exception of the years when be resided in Phiia'Mptoia. b- tax always practiced' in tia native city. In I8W l»- wax appointed United Sut« district attorney for Delaware, bat remind in ?1&4; succeedel h*> father, James A. Bayard, in the senate in 1W0. and ha* wivsd hm state ia that capacity ones, ha term of service expiring in 1887. Ho waa a member of the aisoforal oosnnauo* of 1S76. , one whom they looked up to. He wae teaching toe child her tittle prayer. His bed waa merely some clothe* spread ' Tbe earnest, sweat. devout feme* of tbe ou the floor, aad covered with a rug; boy, and the maomet, cheerful twite but he did doc mind that: and ho coaid boa at the tittle ace. ware I) ■ i Hit si te have gone to sleep st once but for the bear, the listener* said. . Though so well taken care of,she was not to be pampered, there would have his mother's feeble voice calling him been ao kindness in that. .Veryearly, indeed, she was taught, ia a merrv sort seemed like a call from miles away. Ia a minute Joel was up and wide of way, to put things in thrir places, sad to sweep the floor. sad to wash up awake. She was a handy tittle "Light tbe candle "becould jwt hear the crockery thing, well trained aad docile. One the voice say. . reward that Joel had for his manage­ He fehtod the madia, aad ha beat­ ing heart seemed to stop when be aaw ment wee, that she wm early fit to go to chapel. This was * crest point; as his mother's face He seemed hardly to know whether it was Ins mother or be choosing to send Wfljv regularly, could not go till be could take tbe tit­ tle girl with him. She was never known to be rsstlsso; and Joel was quite * "" do*. neglected for the likHaloid down his eheek to hen. __ „_____Mie In those ‘lays children “Mother, you are dying,” be nowent earlier to the factory and worked mnred. longer than they do now. and by tbe “Yea, love, I am dying. It is no use time tbe suiter wsa 5 years old Willy calling any one. These tittle ones, became a factory bov; and his pay pot Joel." the"tittle girl to school; Woen aha, “I will take care of them, mother. “Too. my child’ How should a: 7, went to the factory, tod, Joel's life was altogether an easier one. He that be?” always had maintained them all. from "Why not?" said the boy. raiirng the day of ht» mother* de*tti. The himself and stand.ng at his best height times moat hpve been good—work con­ “Look at me, mother I can work, I stan*. and rigx* steady—or he could promise you------ ” not have done h. Now, when all three His mother could not lift her hand, were earning. he put hi* a»but she moved a finger in a way which ter to a sewing-achool for two even­ cheeked him. ings in the week and the Saturday "P romise noihing that afternoons; and he and Wflly attended hard afterward," she said. school,' as they could "I promise to trv, then," he said, an ev«»Qing *5ord it. He always escorted the liule "that httle sister shall lire at home, ' go; into tbe and never go to the work-house." He girl where *oe 'had’ to spoke cheerfully, though .the .candle­ factory, and t,ooe again, to the hoollight glittered in the two streams of door and home again, and to the tear* on his cheeks “We can go on Hunday-a-hool; yet he wm himself reuxarkabk- punctual at work and at living hero: and we shall be so------ " woranu>. He waa a humble, eiraest, It would not do. Tbe sense of their docile pupil himAelf at the Su»laycoming desolation rushed over him in school —quite*. uncouacious that .he was a way too terrible to be borne. He hid more advanced than other boys m the his face beaide her. murmuring. sublime aaenee and practice of duty. “ O, mother! mother!’ He felt that everybody was very kind His mother found strength to move to him, bat he waa unaware that others her hand nov. Hhe stroked hid head felt it an honor to be kind to him with a trembling touch, which he 1 linger on these years, when he was seemed to feel m long as he lived. She could not say much more. She told a fine growing lad, in a state of high content. I linger, unwilling to pro­ him she had no fear for any of them. ceed. Bat the end mnst come: and it They would be taken care of. She ia soon told. He wan 15,1 think, when advised him not to waken tbe little euro, who were sound saleep on the other be waa asked to become a teacher in side of her. and begged him to lie down the Sunday -school, while not wholly ceasing to be a scholar He tried, and himself till daylight, and try to sleep, made a capital teacher, and be wpn the when she should be gone. This waa tbe last thing she said. The- hearts of toe children while trying to candle waa very low; but before it open their minds. By this be became more widely known than before went out, she was gone. Joel had al­ One day in tbe next year, a tremend­ ways done what his mother wished; ous clatter and crash wps heard in the but he could not obey her in the last factory where Joel worked. A dead thing she said. He lighted another .candle when the first went out, and sat sileooe succeeded, and then several thinking, till the gray dawn began to called out that it waa only an iron bar that bad fallen down. JTbu show through the window. Whin be called the neighbors, they but the iron bar had faTN^i were astonished at his quietness. He head, aud he was taken up Such a funeral as his is rarely seen. had taken up tbe children aud areesed them, and made the room tidy, and There is something that strikes on all lighted the fire, before he told anybody hearts in the spectacle of a soldier’s funeral—the drum, the march of com what hid happen&i. An<! when he radee, and the belt an i rap laid on tbe opened the door, his little sister was in his arms. She was 2 years old, and coffin But there vis something znore could walk, of course; but she liked be­ solemn and more’ moving than all such ing in Joel’s arm*. . .Poor Willy was the observances ’ in the funeral of this moat ooefoandsd. He stood with his young soldier, who had ;<to bravely filled pinafore at ins moutli, staring at the his place in the conftirt of life ' There bed, and*wondaring that h« mother was the tread of oonurades here, for the longest '■irtfat was filled from end to lay so still. If the neighbors were astonished at end. F or ralwa, there were his brother Joel tb*t morning, they might be more and sister; for solemn dirge, the nnso at some things they saw afterward; ooctrollable groans of a heart-stricken multitude. but they were not. Everything aeemed done so naturally; and the boy evi­ nsbian in Bilka Bax. dently considered what he had to do so (Chicago Trteuxie. ] much u matter ’ of course that lew sen­ Drop a hook in any of these immense sation was excited than about many ctretchee of inland waters, and es­ smaller things After the funeral was over, Jtlel pecially amid the Alexandrine archi­ pelago. and in a moment a fish will be tied up all his mother a clothe*. He carried the l/tmdle on one arm and his at the bait. Rock ood. halibut, weigh­ sister on the other. He would not have ing from forty to 150 pounds, salmon fill all the streams aad bays—sn.l the liked to take money for what hl had seen his mother wear; but be changed herring. A fish story here a ill lie them away for new and strong elothee apropos. During the spring of 1881 for the child. He did not seem to the writer was in Sitka, aud was a wit­ a ant any help. He went to the factory ness to one of tbe roost wonderful sights m the bay of Sitka. For mow the next morning, as usual, after wash* ing and dreesirg tbe children, and get­ than a week thb water ot the bay, cov­ ting a break fast of bread and milk with ering an area of fifteen or twenty square them. There was no fire; and he put ndlea, was, m white as milk wifli fish jy the eye every knife and other dangerous thing spawn, exteodiy <* a high shelf, and gave then come trifles to play with, and prooused to numerous that people wore gatbenng come and play with them at dinner­ them froea the water along She beset time. And bo did play. He played with their hands and fitting/baskets with these. Tbeladiana placed spruce beartUvwtth the little onea, and as he boughs in tbe water, and when these enjoyed ft, every day at.the noon hour. Many a merry laugh the neighbors wore taken out sot a particle of the bmad^froes that room whoa the three ■ Bbet whtt waa eovefed costing at eggs. ’ An la­ children were together; and the laugh wm often Joel'x --------------- anon, with a stiak about How he learned to and ea- aovea fast toag, sad for a dittos of ... — _______________________ /MairM about two fast studded with aaila, could iimself tiava to|Z Httto more than points o«tward, plied tbe water with this crude implement, each dip in the that ba wanted to see bow people did it. ——=—sp frost two to seven tanitv. He certainly fed the ehU­ hiaoaoee ia aoeaewhat i wall; and himself, too. He know . everything depended on hisstreegth ig kept up. His sister sat on his TEN THOUSAND Farms in Michigan Txr UW W GBAND KAJTDt A ISDlAAj Lereriu s Roasted Ceffe? N.H. DOWNS FOR OKSOMFTION AMod CONSUMPTION been cur­ ed time* without ntxnber by the time­ ly use of Downs’ Elixir. It will nwe Croup, Bronchitis. Aidhna, Pleurisy, Whooping-Cough. Lung Fever, and all d^saeeusf me Throat, Chest and "Lungs, when other remedies tri , mxr. rcsxscx s ub. •• • >r •« n. and ZnogvlajittoA. Dixriaass. Lass of Appetite. Juaodice. Affectiens of the Liver. Indi restion. Biliousness, Dyspep­ sia and General Debility. Coorhx. Colds. Son Throat, Diphtheria, Buns, Frost Bites. Tooth, Bar. aid Hoa4echo, aad allpains and aches. Hf AGENTS^S ttfaflactai Salty lw �The Hastings Banner. Ata Dwt Draft tai Floor Horse Power. ,lASnXG». KKIDAV. MARCH a. iM. SUPPLEMENT. This Horse Power, [Atlanta Constitution.] \ .,„reman waa Marching a negro bon„, in l ampbeU'a block yesterday, and turning ove» * pillow on the bed t.nnd » e.M>ekniie nudar >U ■‘What ia tide knno hare for? he llfkod. su-roly. -(lirnmo dat! excitedly abonled the ,g,., woman, who waa in the room. lat’n mine!" “ What is it tin ler here for, asked the ulit-er. „ •• Ler keep witches from naeq me. “XV |iat.’’ ; /Yenirt. epp.n’ 1 has dat knife under alv head tie * it.-be* ride me ah night. I iitur folks say »f you put a sifter on ,1c foot er de bed de witches can't ’ ride v» r; but I tried dat—sifter don't xt<.p* no witch. It takes a sharp knife unil r yer bead ter keep de witches off. H kmfe ain't sharp, old [witch light on ver and «he rid.) yer. if knife is s mrp she can't light on yer. Sometimes I lav and 1 hear old witch come' iu de winder She go ring, rinx, zipl but .-lie can't light on me, cause I got de knife under my bead.” The officer w as t dton back, but beg in to understand tlie situation when the a omnn showed him that all t .e beds ,n the house were supplied with knives to keep, the old w.te i'off. The woman s,ud the whit.* folks told her tbe “old W Itch" was the nightmare, when her blood did not circulate, but t ie colo ed iH-ople did noth 1 eve that, but thought' th V weir ridden m their sleep by an old'witch. An inquiry developetl the fa t that the superstition exists to a very considerable extent among negroes. [Chicago Current) The Northwestern Lumberman vig­ orously de ends the operators in the Inndn'r bu-incss from the charge that lliov are rc. kless tree destroy rs, with cruel and relentless vigor cutting from the ground every tree, and shrub, and bush, with the one unswerving purpose of ax-complishiug deflation, producing raiulens areas and annual flocxls. It is wel to have the. lumberman's aide •uatol. fort no doubt far too many crimes of tree slangliter have l»een charged to him. His defense is that .,p raters only select merchantable lumber. Trees ;.re not hacked down indiscriminately; underbrush is not -torn up by the roots, and trees and brush heaps are always left, in sufficient quantity, to woo and retain a bountiful supply of needed moisture. The Lujnbermau suggests, too, that onr rive, s, long before tbe axmau be­ gan his work upon primeval forest*, <»V. rfiowed their lurnks repeatedly, as the Indians and early settlers testify. There i- much force in this defense. In Minne+osa, wljen the pine trees are cleared away, a thick growth of scrub oak eoiiH-s up mysteriously, so that nature supplies a remedy there, at least. In Maine tbe young pinee are not de­ stroyed. In many localities, however, no other growth t^^fes the place of • he destroyed forest, and desolation follows. Persia furnishes a notable iuKtuncv of the sterile sequence of reck­ less forest destruction. . [Youth’s Cjnmpr.nl' n.) The hardest fight awaiting any man is, as the Russians call it, to “go back of his jaw," to jronquer the legacy of Ira­ nian tendencies left him by his fathers. Every boy ought to be Lavater enough to read hia own face as a title-page to these tendencies.- Every mother ought to be ablt[! t.> define to her boy thia work which lies before him. and to show him Whereto begin. The harder the straggle the more charitable he will lie to other boys whose task is heavier llANNKicpnd Post & Tribune only S2.<>J per year. | er is desirable. It is simple, dur| able and lowpriced. It can ne set up and used on a barn floor 12 feet wide and a lad 15 I years old can set Which this ent is designed to represent, is just the Power every farmer needs who has fifed to cut,feed to grind, wood to saw, corn to shell, grain to clean, or anything, in I fact, where a 1 or 2 Horse Pow- alone, as he ness a hitch as quick can harhorse and it to a buggy, and when not in use. can be as auickly taken down, and set to one side, where it will not occqpv any useful ru-m or space. It requires no mechanical skill to run it and farmer­ need not fear their hpy or hired man may injure a horse in running this power. A farmer can cut feed, etc., etc., on stormy days, in his barji, when he would not like to work his horse out of doors. This power will be sold on ite merits. One horse can be used and is enough for cutting feed for the ordinary farmer. Four horse poorer requires floor 14 feet wide to work in, otherwise same as two horse. * I ■ ------ —:o:--------■ ' . TO GO TO WORK. Lay the wheel open upon the floor, place the shaft in position, step your horse or horses into place, raise one side of your wheel, attach the guys on that side to the shaft, and then raise the other side in like manner, Htch your horse, put on the belt and go to work; when done work unhitch your horse, drop the wheel to the floor, lead out your horse, take down your shaft, and lay it one side, fold the wheel together and set it one side, and your floor is clear. , * ' !--------- :o:--------’ Hastings, Barry Co., Mieh., March, 1884. ( j ! I [ i j To Farmers We Address This Open Letter: We manufacture 125 different kinds of chilled plow points. More than any other firm in Michigan. . It has cost us a mint of money to fit up all these patterns, chills for same, &c. But we have done so, believing that you would encourage and pat­ ronize home industry, esjiecially if we gave you better prices and better goods than any other firm in the state. • Our plow points are all made of hard strong iron and perfectly chilled. They have goqd sharp shears and cutters and are polished smooth. Elon’t forget we make 125 Different Kinds, and you will be agreeably surprised at the liberal prices we will give you. Give "ns a trial and rest assured you will receive honest, courteous dealings. X ’ We remain yours respectfally, j flings Engine 4 imn forts. aww— . ■ . I —-'0:-- : . SPECIAL NOTICE We have chilled .mold boards and landsides for all Cnrtis Plows, ic. We have two size® wagon tire setters, wide enough for 4 in. tire. [ THE FQT.TOWING GOODS WE WILL SEI.iL AT COST: A large stock of four sizes of large cauldron kettles. , s. A large stock of Side Hill Plows. v All kinds of Castings made on short notice. Mrftly Tocicy nage over trat iimM qnfl nd tin of thaj6th Mich. About 7 o’clock a. m. as f returned from my search who should be setting on a stretcher in the rear of my company but the object of my solicitude and search. Me had an uglywound through hie right ankle, and (four of his Stalwart comrades were carrying him to the rtjarl that , --------- :o:----- -— After’ he iner WHOLE NO. 1497. The felt Iwot- factojv which waw ite has l>een eiecburned out at G rand Baptda, will be if ty it has resulted moved to Reed (Tty, where K originat­ prohibition polied. ' i Bev. W. Hattateedt, pastor of Trinitv about the Lutheran Church, Monroe, since 1844 died Saturdav. He waa born in Bavariu late editor of the in MU. of the mechanical fon the discharge of was praieBted on Bt. Patrick’s day witl. a haadaone bedroom set by laving parMnoBttflk m who at the new aturdav got sat down Is now ooovaleecing, day night. that by careful treatSince the incorporation of Rred Cfty rely recover. It did t, aasueh transactions there has been no division of party at i kne very near break­ local electton. but thia will 1* change nartmeete. raporator company is The Marquis of Qurensbury rulre an 1 this city, to make said to prevail Instead of tease found it ted to farmers and etching's manuel at the first ward can le name of the com- cub .in Grand Rapids. Enterprise Manufac- I have been arrested i Justices Green and reek. Since the new into effect, about a ty. tramps have been y, costing on an averdollars each, making he county for these It seems to us three I too well here and if up a lockup in the tgine house and feed I water, as is done in they would give us a lhams, who for some on the tariff question. Marine City will have a new village hall and .water works, which will gfv< it quite a metropolitan air. There an great expectations otthe salt wells. John and Lucy Stratton, hpsban. and sister-in-law of the woman who died from abortion at Williams, hare been arrested and put in jail at KalauiPerry Farrah. a carpenter, white working on a ladder at Cheater station fell to the ground, cutting his jugala vein with a chisel which Tie held in hifi and. It took three policemen a few nighta Ineeday by falling to So to quell a melee in the coloree urch at Battle Creek, which grew out fitment. -= to bought the drug of the resolve of nine of its member> Mesick, long carried recently "churched” to hold the fort. il took possession on The Grand river is very high: it ha»wept away a portion of tbe Lowel iave shofcn the stu- bridge. Wm. Mosher, a lame man. wagement.os the grange crossing the bridge at the time, and was i more glaring fight precipitated into the water and lost hiof last week. The hat and crutches. a $50,000 stock, and Dan Ileffren. who was arrested fui t insurance. an old murder case on revisiting hb Canadian home, and who managed to its have taken many escape, was welcomed to Manistique b' home view’s of the a crowd who made night hideous by idsomeif such they their drunken reveliags. The Ladire Literary and Art Club change w ill lie re-es­ of Battle Creek, will hold t^eir thin s the Bubscribera lie­ annual. Art and Industrial Exhibitioi. dr new quarters^ June Itt. These exhibitions are held the First National with a view of raising fends for the es­ itirelv unharmed. tablishing of a permanent art hall in inty Teacher’s a-ssoci- that city. . the centra) school in, Saturday. March The Rev. Dr. J. Pierson, of Ionia, hasent 36JI00 qurtatioM to the great Eng fish dictionary now preparing in LonJe POINTS. I don by the Philological Society . Tbi­ t of the Chica- ts the greatest number sent bv anv it either Hugh American contributor, and he tt ejccellf^ r Henrv Chazn- , by only one other of the 1JM0 rontribu , will be the demo ­ tors. ir governor. Either At Charlotte, last Saturday, two ninently respectable should be borne in young men from the country, name*tile old party named r idler and Stockwell, met in the stw a ption on this nom- and engaged in a quarrel about a girl and .finally agreed to settle the difficult \ fluocratic by a hand-to-hand fight outside the cits op his clu ihnita. They accordingly went out about a mile, followed by a number 01 ing delegates from spectators, where they had two rounds, national republican after which they x were discourager os himself in’a man- from further combat by a spectatoi •y to the republican who suggested to one of the liefigcrenti ago when the re­ confidentially that the girl whom h»It in convention to was engaged to marry in a couple of Biuntry they weeks might go tiack on him, as hi> font there ookji would nbt he very suitable for a as an office bridegroom if he submitted to further kansan re­ pummellng. . Root, intifroni his efer to the judge ChUtrea ia Playa. at have to do the Said Bartley Campell to a New York ee a harmonious interviewer: “Some very funny thing* itlon. have happened with children in playa, ’ vigorously now but the worst occurred to a star, I ’ boom which he think it waa Ada Gray, who wm going ion month ago. to play ‘East Lynne* in Richmond. On feeble. There is her arrival for rehearsal on the morn­ restore youth, ing of the performance tbe Child who Jhe latest boom, was to play Willie waa not forthcoming V toward that The stage' manager assured the wtar was sent several that he had a child who had often played the part before, and that it would be ell right at night The delegates to the National Demo­ But the child was ill and pouldn’teome cratic convention, selected by the The manager put hia smallest ballet girl in the bed. but as she coulda’l tion last week, declaring themselves for the “old ticket," if Tilden will accept. tnamorixe the lines,“ he got under the If he does hot, they will favor any tied with the prompt book. The star * Bred when she aaw tee length Eastern man who is likely to be aide to lild lying beneath the clothes carry New York State, and they incline draggled bravely on. When toward Flower because of the alleged >ter a yoioe, disguised, but still “popularity” of Ka bar!. _____ —1 hoarte, came out, iter and audience alike tittered, but the lady made an effort and threw heroelf in atauhtad agony npo tee ‘bed “ Th. property man had foi »tten to take ofl of Ionia, ur ______ ____ ___ _ rollea, leaving the castors, and away Times. city editor the atege’ manager and hie prompt book fully revealed. That waa the end of W. H. Shirley, of Glenwood, has win­ ‘East Lynne’ for that night ” tered 162 swamis of here out of 156. K was carried away I went back up the slope to get a View of the ground where the fighting has l>een so fierce the afternoon before, and had the pleas­ ure of looking from Little Round Top down Into Devil’s Den, near where CoL Jefferds was killed, and of viewing the position from which sallied forth the confident legions of Hood the day be­ i alarming fore. Returning ! found that my rqgfdistemper, mept and brigade had gone and no trace, not one man of them, was to be seen. There lay my equipments where against parties whom he alleges robljed 1 had 14ft them, and hurriedly putting hfan 00 yearn ago. The Chicago & Grand Trunk paid them on, 1 started in pursuit, following M7JOOO to its employee at Battle Creek the trail through the for the February roll. it waa the that Meade's line U Rev. A. P. Moon, pastor of the First /shape of a hotae shoe.and that standing M. E. Church at Battle Creek, has re­ behind the shoe Round Top would be signed from Hl health. . . the left heel mol* and Culps’ Hill the O., right Our leigade W moved from ’-au.flnd to the w �Hastings Banner. VOL XXVIIK. NO. 49. ________HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 28, 1884. If You Want to Save Money, z ’ WHOLE NO. 1497. J^^rttakvlte ita. i«n _ । £m sr1 *° *'*’*n,r' We quickly formed line and “took" I ticians have divided the temperance j ‘ rm*. The bov. all hwi . „rto... Ji 1 « •»» “• I , Sfv~ Warms. The boys all had a serious look, j this spring it will be brought about the Lutheran (..hurch, Monroe, since 1844 for any hurried orders or movements same way. ; died Saturday. He wwborn in Bavarit at a time like this means “business." B. J. Lowery, late editor of the ' in 1811. . The fight was now raging along the Auburn (Ind.) Itepuhliran. has Nwi en-; Rey Fathpr McM>au. Grand Rapidwhole line and with terrible fury on I brtroon‘ * "7 tav.ng p^the extreme left at Little Round Top mTb™. who hU^ to and on the extreme right at Culp’s Hill. Mr. L. entered upon the discharge of 1 The RoAford G. A. R. PoM was or Slocum’s 12th corps at Culp’s Hill and his duties Monday. Tbe young man wijptat the new ----- ;' K' ” v Syke’s 5th at Little Round Top were skating rink on Saturday got sat down bearing the brunt of the battle. ^Vyounglady, day night. 1---------------- is now convalescing, Moving to the’ right we filed left Into *and it is thought it that by careful it treatmwit hi ’did Since incorporation of Reed Cit> , the road, and up the hill a short dis­ meet he will entlreh h»>ver. It did there h— tance. then by files left again in the local bat thi. wiB be iUSUM1 J J10’J,ut camt) ve!T near weakmonth. direction of Sykes’ men. The air was ing his back. now filled with howling, seething and . Another fruit evaporator company is The Marquis of Queensbury rules ar, exploding sheila. At the head of our to lie organized in this city, to make said to .prevail instead of those found in brigade rode Gen. Alex. Shaler, straight evaporators- adapted to farmers and C-dshing's manuel st the first ward can fruit growers. The name of the com­ cus in Grand Rapids. as a gun-barrel, tall, broad shouldered pany is to be the Enterprise Manufac­ The Knights of Labor are holding and well formed. lie was a magnifi- turing Co. “experience" meeting at Battle CreelThirteen tramps have been arrested once a week, to see who knows the most «at looking officer. I can never forget and sent to jail f>y Justices Green and his stalely figure and the docility of his Baughman this week. Since the new on the tariff question. horse as he steadily carried his gallant tramp law went into effect, about a Marine City will have a new villag. rider along through the hail of shot year ago, over sixty tramps have lieen---------------------hall and water-----------works,---------------------which will givt and shell. While many of us were | arrested in this city, costing on an aver- it quite a metropolitan air. There an dodging now and then to avoid the age of about eight dollars each, making ' great expectations ofcthe salt wells, a cost of 8500 to the county for these i T shells, Shaler never turned to right or WW1MB It own, to l» thto, ; J* left and moved as if on review. As we fellow, are treated too well here and it the city would Ha up a lockup in the ? approached nearer the infantry fighting, basement of the engine house and feed I arrested and put in jail at halam the bullets came buzzing over the hill them on bread and water, as is done in thick and fast and as we moved along many other cities, they would give us a I Pern Farrah, a carpenter, whib the southern base of Little Round Top wide berth. working on a ladder at Cheater station fell to the jugula ~ ground, cutting his jugrula the wounded and stragglers came pour­ Plalnwcll 1n4cpendent. veto with a chiael which he held m hhing down through the woods by hun­ Miss Man* Woodham?!, who for some hand. dreds, Occasionally as we passed we time past has t»een nearly helpless from It took three policemen a few nightcould hear men say with an oath that paralysis, was quite seriously injured edneeday by tailing to ago to quell a melee in the colorte that was the hottest place they were in the hip last church at Battle Creek, which grew out the floor in her apartment. of the resolve of nine of ita members ever in, for just at that time over the G. W. Pursel has bought the drug hill and on its southern - face stood the buainew of Fred Mesick, long carried recently “churched" to bold the fort. The Grand river is very high: It ha­ sons of Michigan, New York, Maine, on by J. Crispe, ami took possession on lo nday. ’ swept away a portion of the Lowel Pennsylvania and Massachusetts, fac­ Monday Nothing could have shown the stu-1 bridge, wm. Mosher, a lame man. waing the leaden rain and with steady pldity of z* th? — th? the Management osgrange the । j crossing the bridge at the time, and wamove and steady returning shot tt:: ___ „aim _____________ o______ 2 o l_7i:^, light 1 precipitated into the water and lost hi­ atorei 17. in Allegan i_ in „_r more glaring for shot and rolling huge rocks down I than did — - the —i fire of jf last tost week. week, The : hat and crutches. manager carried ° a <Knnnn S50.000 stock, and I , upon their assailants as gallantly but’ had not one cent of insurance I.. J,.*K on S vainly they stro\4 to gain the moun­ ____ an old murder case on revisiting hi.Canadian home, and who managed te tain top. The deeds of valor and terri­ Allegan Gazette The photographer, h»v, taken m»nv !" ble things that took place on the face of rtrikinTiSl hindeoine views of the ‘ ’J’ 6 that little mountain on that terrible liurat district-bwicleome if such they Ulelr drunk>'" 'W* j afternoon If told in detail would make The Ladies Lediee Literary Literary; and Art Club Th^enhoteexohjnge wiU benMW „f Creek. Vm hold their thin a volume that to read would chill tbe tahliahed, a. wen. a» the autecribm te- annual Art Art Md and industrial Industrial Exhibit!.., Exhibition blood in the veins .of the calmest. come settled in their new qimrtera. .lune 1st. These exhibition* an- heh. June 1st. These exhibitions are hel<: Hood hurled In vain the hot blooded The content* of the Pint National , Mith „ v|,w of nusinr fund* for the ee sons of Texas and Louisiana against vault were roUrelv unharaied. ] tahliahing of a pemmpent art hall in The Allegan County Teacher s associ-1 that citv the invincible lines of the cool blooded "’ sorts of the north. But be it said to ation will meet at the central school i building, in Allegan, Saturday. March I The Rev. Dr. J. Pierson, of Ionia, haNotice to Teacher*. their glory and honor that men never 29th, at 9 a. m. I sent 36,(W0 quotations to th? great EngThe following placet and times have been des­ K very bod y should keep such a thing as ZO- fought with greater desperation and <i.;> o! Michigan. County of Barry—*s 'lish diettoniry now preparing in Lon At 4 M*iMon of the Probate Court) tor tbe ignated by die Ifoanl of Examiners for holding PK-SA In jhe house, and by regulating the bow­ POLTTIOAX POINTS. by the Philological Society. Thi­ teachers In Harry els and Hyttem, keep away headache, heartache, determination and vim, after they knew UU.U' II at the Probate Office v.u. l ... , ....................... for . - iDtv of Barrv. holiien in public examinations “count). •—••nry Is authorized tn grant dejection, Indfgeatlon. —e .-i**— . Indigestion. Zorr Zoj-k-a‘’tnrlgorate«th£i . . , ’ . inrs. county, on flatnrThe ------srcretar r.eclty of HuAttr —. In said zzzzty. — A Niles correspondent of the Chica- is the greatest number sent by an> Uw. makes the family happy by makffiFpthey w-ere defeated, and as they retreat... .......... ....l^i are valid only until the of March, in the year one thous[ special certificate* whli ~:.y, the 1st da) In die <-----------go Times predicts that either Hugh I American contributor, andhehexcelln next public cxMniaaUtiDX health. " rr * ‘ ~~ ” .t>d eight hundred and elghty-four. . ed they fought like devils and Uy their 1McCurdy, of Corunna, or Henry - [by only one other of the 1 JOO contribu Friday antLHaturday, March 2Sth and *J9Cla. at Present, Clement Smith. Judge of Probate. -1 tors. hi the matter of the estate of IpicIum Kussell, Hastings. shouts of defiance and savage yells they berlain, of Berrien, will tie the Saturday, Apr. 3lb. at Nashville. • nKiued. 1) cratic candidate for governor. r seemed to say that revenge would yet Saturday, Apr. 12th, at Middleville. On r>-admg and fllingrtlie petition, duly verlwould make an eminently respectable At Charlotte, last Saturday, two Saturday. Apr. tMli. at Prairieville. -rd. ol -fcreiniah M. Russell, father of said de­ be theirs. The battle for the day (the It'is expected that all who intend to teach, candidate. But it should la- borne hl young men from the country, namei’ proving that Julius Russell may be ap 2nd) was over and Meade remained in mind that an imbecile old party nam«l » oiler and Stockwell, met in toe stw •ointed administrator of the estate of said and have not errtifleates In force, wlU attend at :<«*a»ea someone of these places. Examinations will posfw>s8ioD of substantially the same Begole has a preemption on thia nom- i“><| ™VM«> *“ “ quarrel about a girl Hjereupon it te ordered, that Monday, the 1 beffln promptly at nine o'clock, aad teachers are and the democratic party dare i and finally agreed to settle the difficult ) 1,1 .lay of March Inst, al ten o'clock In the fore- 1 urgeuUy requested to be present at Uie opening. ground he held in the morning. Night ination, not ntti»nint attempt. 4r» to jump his rdultn. claim.— —-CharChar-'1 by a hand-to-hand fight OUtflid? outside the the Clt) city • non. te- assigned for the hearing of said pell- Examinations will be ImXIi oral mid written, nnt inmn hi« by 8 hand-tO-nHOCi fight spread her sable wings, the desultory lotto Republican. on. and that the heirs at law of said deceased, chiefly the latter. Candidates for a third grade ! fefrj _wen.t on! 5d ull oihor persons fctereeted In said estate, certltkate must pom a satisfactory rxaralnatlon. ••Hub" Cough Cure, 95 Conte. about a mile, followed by a number ol wrr required to appear at a session of said 1 wlUi a standing of 70 per cent. In each of the Prescription of a Boston physician, dispensed firing ceased, and no sound was heard One of the coming delegates from spectators, where they had two rounds, ■’urt. tnen to be holden at tbe Probate Office. In following subjects: Orthography, reading writ­ j ears by a Boston druxglst. save the shrieks of the wounded, the Arkansas to th? national republican after which they \were discourager he rin of Hastings, iii said county, add show ihg. arithmetic. granHaan, geography, L. H. One dow will cure any ordinary conch. It mow 11 anv there be. wh) tbe prayer of said ' history, civil government and thexrfy and art of acts almost magically. Aak any dealer to get groans of the dying, their piteous ap­ convention expresses himself in a man­ from further combat by a spectator r • utiuner should not be granted. j teaolllng. you a Ji cent battle of "Hub” Cou<h Cure, peals for help and the rumbling of ner very satisfactory to the republican who suggested to one of the lieligerentAnd it is further ordered that said petlllonor For n second trade, the additional reqnlre- and don't be put off with any other. nvr givr notice to the persons person* Interested Interested In said —« mento will be efcmcnhrj alrebra physiology. moving wagons and ambulance trains. public. Four years ago when the* re­ confidentially that th? girl whom h» .f said petition, and the physical geopraphy and' hott-keeping, publican states in^t in convention to was engwjd sto marry in a couple ol j> t cent C‘ with Wlth a* • -lUte, of■ the pendency of Worn and weary from our long and name a president fo^the country they Ing a* copy of this order standing In eachbraudS of W^ercent. ■■ *annp thereof, by tutualir" week,? might go fiack on him, as hi> ...... iniTgrade'natural piukwopliy and . gen­ Forafii ’ ' ' .> bi- uubllsbea in the Hastings Bannkk,. a hurried march we sank to rest and were found a southern contingent there looks would not be very suitable for a newspaper printed and circulated In said county eral history, with a standing In each branch of . Rsrrvsdhec in each week for three successive 90 per cent. ■soon lost to our surroundings, and per­ acting almost in a bodj* and as an office bridegroom if he - submitted to further On and after 8ejit. 1st next, cjindldates for wvek*. |irev,k>trt to said day of bearing. chance dreaming sweet dreams of home jobbing interest. The Arkansan re­ pUmmttling. every' gnule must sustain an examination in CLEMENT SMITH. ferred to, ex-congressman Root, inti­ physiology and hygiene, with particular refer­ A true copy.) Judge of Probate. and loved fiaes or fighting our country’s mates that the delegation from his ence to tne effects of alcoholic drinks, stimu­ lants and narcotics upon the human system. CMldrem la Ptaya battles in the land of nod. At early state, at leant, will defer to the judge All candidates with whom no laeniber qf the Said Bartley Campell to a New York dawn we were astir preparing our ment of the states thgt have to do the Board is acquainted, nrnst furtilsh siUlsfartory QUERY. ' interviewer: “ Some very funny thin g* electing. That argues a harmonious proof as to moral charnrter. doas » pernon expect to eat everytlilng, breakfast. Al u MMslon o( tbe ITobste Court for the School omcera (especially Inspectoral are «•*- । atHow have happened with children in plays, and successful convention. all times, and have a strong, responsive *«inty of Barrv. hoMeu St the Probate Office In dlallv Invited to be present. Knowing that the division to which stomach. Yoh say. "I am taretul whataod when •-o- . <>( Hastings in sahl county on Tuesday, but the worst occurred te a star. I Mr. Dana is working vigorously now I I eat, but am troubled with constipation, gas ou E. G. Iielonged (Barnes, 1st Div., 5th Ur Hlh day ol March. In the year one tbountliink it waa Ada Gray, who was going to “ dbwn ” the Tilden bbom which he 1 uiy stomach and a bad taste In my mouth, and I >*d eight hundred aad eighty-four. RNOGH ANDRUB. Secretary . { don't know why ft Is.” Dyspepsia and Billkm- corps) were hotly engaged and lost started less than one short month ago. to play *Eaat Lynne* in Riuhmond. On riw-ut. Clement brnltb. Judge of Probate, < nrss may come from many causes and should be ta th* matter of the estate ,of Peter Cobb, He says Tilden is too feeble. There is her arrival for rehearsal ofi the inton­ heavily tHe previous afternoon, I had tearaserf. • . , attended to ia time. It-yunr head Is heavy, eyee . Probate Order. ache. II you leel tired and aleepy, yon are no virtue in his barrels to restore youth, ing of the performance the child who On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, bilious, no .doubt. Now for the remedy. ZO- a Keen anxiety to learn what hail been health, or virility. The latest boom, was te play Willie waa not forthcoming •f George ifthbanl. praying that a paper thin I*K-MA Is a prescription of an did experienced his fate. Jay filed with thhi conrt purporting to be the The 5th corps were just in therefore, is marching toward thftt The stage* manager assured the star **t will and testament of said deceased may be ty of Barry hoKteu ut the Probata (UBce In the city doctor for just such troubles. It Is oheap, apecdy IlMUnga In said county, on Monday,»tlte 17th , am! effectual, at 10 and T&cauta a bptUe. Arie. our front and I hunted the woods and bourne where Holman was sent several that he had a child who had often Emitted to probate aqd tbe executor therein of day of March Tn the year one thousand eljffit r wned appointed. played the part before, and that rocker, ridge over but could find no trace months ago. Oicj-HupoB it H ordered, that Monday, the 14th it would be all right at night *-» of April, A. l». IBM. at tafl o’clock In the of the Ifith Mich. About 7 o’clock a. • The delegate to the National Demo­ But the child was ill and couldn’t odtaa■ WhMKtnekM wreooua. be assigned lor IhC hearing of Mid m. as I returned from my search who CT *° C c ° n V ” ti ” 1 b> ™. Tb. put hi. uullMl U11M mdltlou, and thatthe heirs nt bra- of aald-do"It win soon be twenty nv'd, and all outer persons Interested in raid . , tat » ooahtat should be setting on a stretcher in the «h<xk Istend IWnocrrtrc btatecon.Marc required to appear at tomeAton rtf lion liutl waek, declanmt thoniwlvuB^W *‘L—th. line, b. got tmter the Mid court, thea to be boldea at the probate office, rear of my company but the ohjec^ of the "old ticket, Lt TUden will accept. “J"?1 ““ “ w toe city of HMtinas, to Mid ooobty, andxhow _jHUi S&Tw th. iLju, my solicitude and search. Me had an If he ddM n\ they will favor my s&iwa ' In the foreEwrtern man man who who is la likely likely to be .able to ™ •‘*££511.*£“,“! its of those ugly'wound through his right ankle, Eastern -------—. — . And It U furtimr petit tottorir of the child lying beneath the clothes, notice to the *- and four of his Stalwart comrades were carry New York Stale, and they incline but she atmggled bravely on. Wbea «We. of the pdudenry of said pettUou toward Flower because of the alleged carrying him to the fear. After he the prompter's Voice, diagnieed, but etil 1 rearing thereof, by earning a copy oC U “ popularity ” of hie IwrT « be published In the Hmtings Bx harsh and hoarse, came out, star and was carried away I went back up the in w-8paper ptitrted <nd circulated in M at the audience alike tittered, bat the lady wa. md eeoiwh.” 1 mid. dlvMln, my slope to get a View of the ground STATE NEWS. made an effort and threw/beraeR in [>etlUcrwr where the fighting has l>een so fierce W. E.lxiVeU waa killed by a Ming simulated agony upon tho bed. The _.BS® Ia troV ropy./' .’ ' the afternoon before, and had the pleas­ trey at Saranac, Match SO. property man had forgotten te take ofi it this order ure of looking from Little Round Top C.R. Stearns, formerly of Ionia, ia the casters, and away it rolled, leaving xKHanes-*-. r 'bk&te Order down into Devil’s Den, near where Cd. city editor of the Saginaw Timee. l<» <-oooty,o» the stage manager and his prompt book •fyrMreBiuoceMl’* Jefferds was killed. ,and of viewing the W H. Shirley. of Glenwood, has win­ fully revealed. That waa the end of ‘East Lynne’ for that night ” position from which sallied forth the tered 152 awanna of bees out of IM. —GrO TO— LEWIS STERN'S Heavy Goods Sold at Less than Cost. OVERCOATS Worth $1.5.00 for $10.00, AND ALL OTHER WINTER GOODS IN PROPORTION. I am going East soon to buy a new stock, and you can save from 25 to 35 per cent, to buy now. LEWIS STERN, OF THE CASH STORE. CSSS K 4t«v» minora tor n •orthn. rtiS/p.f.y 1J2,c'Tupon 11 u ,,,’dKr IW1, day of forenoon, be ye required- In *m then he -““ityMHaattaaa.ln confident legions of Hood the day Ixe Horae, are dying off with alarming fore. Returning 1 found that my regi­ rapidity from cplsootic and diatanper, about Newportmept and brigade had gone and no trace, not one man of them, was to be seen. There lay my equipments where years ago. 1 had left them, and hurriedly putting them on. I aterted in pursuit, following S47JXV to ita employw *t Buttle Creek, the trail through the grass. Remember for the February roll. _ was the JMk <3 Bev. A. P. Moore, peetor of tbe Flrat Ud standing ; of -ahorte ChurchV at BatUe fteek. ha. repiiM**-VI ----------shoe., ----- .. J M. K. v-nurenM.MlK. ixuut behind the shoe Round Top would be B^-ne(j frort^ill health. ttH? left heel <»«llt •“> <hdP“'1,iu Kent county auperviaora ottr a re­ right Our Wade W moved from ward of SSOO for the mttMgw of J: V. 'ths and to the last .named to affibt Linde Hat July in Grand Bapida. Bloemo in retakins uround he Iu»d loet Ato^oftbeKn^l-b-wthe night before. I Boon fell iu with a oMsnideof my company and together Reformed The {Inter Ocean.] Bulwer’n son relates that aft eg finish­ ing the etory of Kmeltn Chillingly • sufferings at the grave of Ulr. the Bovmlist wad profoundly dejected,iwtworn tUUJk VI • xu»u ■ I—- - through the U»t paroxysm of apasaionat* sorrow. HfeWly learned after­ ward that the incidente referred te were �TIME FOR ALLI for prohibition by this whoiesaXaiuftcharging fifteen hupffred shm-guna p« “2u!r w‘‘Je!yknown for hto chari­ ciation of men who are his equals in wit* » otpW table deeds, baa been cMJed to hto 9- to "ration ability and honesty, he has much to ward. Of $2.70,000. I MAI1HAU L. COOK. Kditar. learn that may not be ia the books. F. W Whittaker, of Naw Yak, waa Coionel J. D. Watooa on Wednesday We should certainly like to credit him given judgment against tbe Harlem completed his term of service “the Hastings, Mich., March 28,18M. road for $10,000 damages for the loss of Ohiopenitentiiiry for off^nng hnbey to with more discretion than the making an arm. legislators, and a*.once went tc-wort in of such slanderous charges shows him Emil Boling, who was a lieutenant the lobby for the Cincinnati belt-rail­ KKPVBUCAN STATK CONVENTION. possessed of. He has no business, no in the German revolutionary army in road scheme. A rspablk-an state eooveotton to select four 1848, died at Hustisford, Wis., in his The general managers of the foci Sulegtw-H at lares and two de Ifgales from earti right; to place so poor an estimate oh •oucHTsiouAl district (wherr tbe latter have not other people's inteUihence and integrity. 70th year. lines leading from Chicago to 8L Paul been previous!j duly elected bj district conveoThe Citizens’ National bank of San­ tiouaj to attend the national re publican ronven- If Prof. Dickie and the “I am holier, dusky, Ohio, has been authorized to have organized the N orthwestern pool. Committees from the Union Pacific and miro day uuv * tion called to meet In Cblca«o, on me tbe third ••f m4 uhc next, mr Juae for me the noimmuun nomination ot c* auMtidatts '“■* * ' ' etc.’* crowd he has with him are anxious commence business with a capital of Burlington roads will meet in Boston • „ to adjust differences. wot iSZS f°r tbe «uecra» of prohibition, anxious $100,000. After all the hullabaloo About a de­ Robert Hill, a judge of election fa Mb day o( April, a. that it be submitted to a yote of the DTi»e republican eiertoni ot the state, and an ’ people, there is a much better way to falcation in the postoffice at Benningr Chicago, last spring, refused toallowa ton, Vermont, the shortage proves to challenger to enter the room where the be about $5,000. J iccoinplfah it than, by impugning the votes were being counted, for which A.virulent case of glanders waa dis­ offense he has just been sentenced to of who wish as covered at Elgin, Illinois, and two vet­ six months in jail and fined $500. edueauon u> the tna&Ma of the people, M-curins । uiuch an Prof. Dickie to have the queserinary surgeons ordered tbe horse A sanitary inspector and squad of po­ lion <>f prohibition voted upon by the killed at once. . lice in New York made a sudden raid •eetion of Our common country. and *bo dwilre nentile The counterfeit $30 silver certificates on wagons carrying meat across the to promote friendly feeUn* and permanent bar• now being circulated in Ohio and Ken­ Hudson from New Jersey, and confis­ many throughout the land by maintaining a . .. . . 1. “T“ nattoual rorenunent pledr-d to these object® 1* trade theorists in SOine Way im- tucky bear either the numbers B1.487,- cated 150 carcasses of bob olvts, wliich were sent to the offal dock. SSS: «Kinr that our own country I. to bra 415Xor B1.407X. A Boston dispatch announces the Lorenzo D. Bean., a respected farmer i Soa. , । come developed by allowing foreign death of Dr. Ezra Abbott, noted for his I of Spring Arbor, Michigan, has become I manufacturers to control our home biblical and historical learning. He insane from investigating the Crouch , fiF&taSw ££ I ">"kct8- They *>»<* state their line waa never a clergyman; . murder case. On > nday he sat in a . . ... . .. .. Krararav with aa rrma rope around hi« his nwlt neck, 1 An aaaignmertt lias been made by the buggy, published notice, and regularly held hi the con- spun theories In exactly that language, • galloping his hone through the streets. Gill Car Manufacturing company, of : but that is what they amount to. They The Wahrbcry Watch Co., of New York and Waterburr ' The Kansas house, in maturing a Columbus. Ohio, with liabilities and as­ ISl'ra-l'• our country cattle law, is mainly discussing the Conn,, being desirous of advertising their name and busing. uon into district conventions, as ban been linre- . ’‘Itevt * . - to be able to build sets of about $350,000 each. tofore practiced. I up vast industrial interests in a manner Whitefish eggs to the number of half amount of compensation to be made to have made arrangements with a( number of the large retail the owners of condemned animals. It 1 that is contrary to the experience of a million, havebeen sent from Canada is believed that not over one hundred clothiers of this country by which tbe latter are enabled t<, to tiie Marquis of Lome, who will en­ >ever3'nat,on who“ hi’*orT worthT deavor to stock tlie English lakes. beeves need to be killed to stamp out present to every purchaser of a Ready-Made Suit of Clothir । the disease. five hundred vote* cart tor governor at the laat of consideration. By centuries of proA cowboy sliot an Indian at the or Overcoat costing $12.00 or over, one of their Improved SiT­ S^onofTCOcmthMtiir£hundred1 vLtea• tectlon, bv\ commercial prohibitions The ci'evaase at Carrollton. Louisiana, Tongue River agency. Montana, and' has been closed. A A oreaa break occ occurred the red men retaliated' by burning a has been cioeeu. urrea ver Nickle Series “C. Watches. that would not he tolerated in our own ranch and threatening further trouble. Tuesday morning in ii»e Mpfatto Mulatto lav«e, These watches are warranted to keep good time and an- u<. titled to a seat tn tbe ccavcntion who dors not ’ kind, England built up her miinufacturnear Baton Rouge, and at last advioee rnlde in the county be propones to represent. . . . . . . Herbert L. Jeckten, of Plymouth. f‘07ty'fmVJride ind'S/teel'deip; bent low priced time piece made in the world. Secretaries of county conventions are roquet- Jug mterestu and established her com- Mara wm hned »10 for muuliiiirf tbe uuratemtw all the plantatioM down to fid to prompt^ forward certified lists of the del- j m»>rriAI minreiniu-v When hail ecateacboientotheHoa. Wm. Uvingatooe, Jr.,1 ”‘ertiai supremacy. W nen sne nao marble tablet on tbe tomb of 'Daniel Plaquemine f;Jvcrn„r C|eVe|„nd hM bran Mked at itetroit, Mteh.. as soon as practicable after । nothing further to fear from foreign Webstar, after hivins paid for a new titolr several eonyentioos are held. i r... . , . , ... „ a, u i j by prominent citizens of New York to We wish it understood that this is no lottery- scheme, but K. 8. lacey. Chairman. 1 competition; when her little Island had Charlesib. 1 arnell. the Irish leader, remove Sheriff Davidson for extortion ■Mn .ouAxi.rawwtairadeivfra | become through protection the indue• exactly as stated above. fr?.m >hl>, .?>2lher’ for ! and fraud. Tbe senate has passed bills (lkfuhlican coiNTT convextion. 1 trial center of the globe; after her M,nu8t<>a‘*°f —®creaTon making the comptroller and the presiAmong those who have adopted the above are the following the Bluff, near Bordentown. New Jerthe boaid of aldermen elective ' a republican county convention to elect ten manufacturers had become the motrt op-1 . w. ~ «U»V. -mi____ delegates to represent the county of Barry In the , . . sev. I z.fflra Arv well known concerns: .1. S. Hudson, Detroit. Mich.: E. IL Hull rtate convention to be held ai Grand Rapids,; ulent in the world; after her statesmen ti. v„ Traivraw <. n-ra.i-rara,- raiwi omcers- , . , .... April Xth next; also to elect ten delegates to Pon.rit!..red that her irti'uins hail liecnme ’ «^u.88|i*R^iile * handsome girl j jj Johnson, of bt. Joseph. Mis­ i- Oo., Cleveland. 0.; Putnam Clothing Co, Chicago: ¥ V> represent said county in the district convention . considered tnat her artisans nau ireome | of Shelbyville, Illa., baa brought suit aouri confesses having stolen $C(XX) 2±?itte!r masters of the art of manufacturing in f for $5,000 damages for sunder against wortb of valuable drug* from the Humphrey & Co, St. Louis, and many others. and for die tnuisaetiou of suchyoftier business, every branch, so that they need not fear j of Jumes E- Erazer. county ■ wholesale bouse of S. J. Smith A Co., We have 3000 of these stem winding watches, warranted, Asmay projwriy come before tlw convention. ,n C1_. IwithwhichtoequiptwostoresinColo•wiii be held at the court bouse In the dty oi that other nations could compete in Tbere were :i7 fa||ure3 jn Canada rado. He is a preacher of the Ciirisand will keep good time and require as little attention as am Kfani “SkTn?’’ ,<Xh day °r Apr ■1 <luaUt>’ or Price of K°ods; after the rate I during the past week and 176 in the tian denomination. — •----------------ra.i and. wants . will ... .lx- en- of There : Charles , Tbe Mvend townships u. interest ii.K-.su had uou become IK-LVU1C less lux' than in iu anv OUJ i United -----------States. ----- . ------ - was a ----noticeable vuaxil Langiiturner, who recently $100 watch. nUed to the number ol delegates folknrtog: .... other country, owing ta the wonderful derreaaein Inanlvanta u®>l«nt. thrniiohnut throughout the th. , a.-a u y,,, penitentiary at Philadel(■Each one put up in a handsome satin-lined rase., Assyria, B; Baltimore, <; Barry, 6; Carlton, 5; .. . . . . i phia, after serving half a century, is ... . ... ..................... nnia af Castleton, to.- Hastings, 5; Hastlnint. 1st want. accumulation of wealth on the little is­ Bolton Empey, formerly a wholesale the convict made famous by Charles J; M want. 3; 3d ward,3, uh ward, 4; Hope, 0; Irving., 6: Johnstown, «; Maple Grove. 6: land; the British government decided merchant in Montreal, has suddenly Dickens. Not Idng since he was set al Orangeville, a; Prairieville, «; Rutiana. 5; fled across the border, after robbing liberty, but waa permitted to return Thoroapple. »; Woodland. 7; Yankee Springs. I. on a free trade policy, and by all the his sister-in-law of a large amount of and die in prison. Hastings, March 12th, ISM. arts of diplomacy has been tailoring money. The rhe striking lasters iasters in the shoe facWm. 1L POWERS, Chairman. every since to have other nations do Charlie McGuire, of Lafayette, Ind., toriesat West Medway. Massachusetts. whenevery he was Suit sentenced the penitenresumed And guarantees ot to Overcoat to1 have be acheapwork nr at the formerrates. i away with protection, in order that Editorial Notes. I Great Britain might control the manu­ tiary for larceny, claimed that he was 'The engineers and firemen on the Great cheaper than can be bought elsewhere, and if you are not pecompelled by hunger to steal, and cried Western railway in Canada resolved like .<• a schodlboy. ■ not to W entertain MUWItWM a u proposition for a refoctly satisfied with your purchase, return the goods any tin-Outside of politics, u\ should have facturing of the world. Every county >xra<After the explosion of a still in the duction of 10 per cent. little occasion to dispute with Prof. that has ever built up a diversified inwithin 30 days and get yonr money back. ....houses in Jersey City The slaughter Samuel Dickie, chairman of the union dustry has accomplished that result by oil-works of Merriam A Morgan, at iibmergand Hoboken, employing two hukfired Cleveland, the escaping fluid sunr"“"’party ’ s state central Committee. In his governmental protection to home imlusforty’s state central Connnittee. In his ~ ed tnree employes, who were t, , quickly butchers, have been forced to close on zeal for prohibition, however, coupled i H°w it <-®n be expected that our bunted to death. account of the competition of dressed We have one of the most complete stocks ever shown in Mw... Colorado .. ....m... ..... The Gulf. and Santa ra Fe I meat from Chicago. The workmen are with his. natural tendency toward ex-: own country will be developed by road is at war with the Western Union organizing for a concerted movement this city. treme radicalism, the Professor has been /Spoiling our leading industrire to a ‘ coin|>any in Texas, and sends against their western rivals. Telegraph ted into the commission of a grave : <l’l**tion that must be left to the theor- ten-won! messages throughout that Andrew Peterson, an avowed polyga­ ------------mist of-------Salt... Lake, — u on trial in tnat wrung- -charging impure motives to i*>r •settlement. By stopping the State for 15 cents. Charles II. Page, chairman of the I ply far registering and voting in yiomen who are his equals in intellect and w°rk in the mine and the mill, bread to Rhode Island democratic delegation to iauon latlon of the Edmunds law. On the taken from the mechanic and the labor ­ morals. We cannot. believe that one Chicago, ro. says it is solid for Tilden and Jury are seven polygamists, polygamisU, who * swore _icks, with Itoewell Roewell P. Hower for they would obey divine law rather whom we have always considered, er; a good home market for the farmer Hendpcks, second choice. . I *than --------------1-------' statutes enacted by congress. worthy of our highest regard would becomes a poor one, since those who — Board of Overseers of Harvard --------- -------- rgvQie, The Forty masked citizens of- Maryi wilfully misstate the views and pur- had followed industrial pursuits must College on Thursday voted to concur in Kus., forced — the jailer to ___ deflx ------ ------------ — ‘v*r to poses.of those who are as honest and thenceforth till the soil, must become the vote to abolish the professorship of “ them ----- °Samuel --------- ’ *Prayer, “-------- — who had been cent., while in northern Colorado the sincere as himself. We could excuse producers instead of consumers, if their ancient, patriotic and modern Greek. convicted of tbe murder of John Peu- average will be five per cent Prices ranged Tor the aecummoduLK'ii of T.fco established in I860. .— nington _________ and wife. The offender was for beeves may b<* a little lower than jbnone on tbe main floor. •nch action were ignorance its main­ occupation in the shops and mines - be usual. i It is rumored that the Rock Island token to thr way n bridge and banged Mrs. Georgiana Griffin, of Ene. Ps IL M. T. I&nter, ex-Secrrtary of the spring—but Prpf. Dickie is too intelli­ lost to them through free trade. MQe road has purchased the James River “ftor he had made a full confession or i.— xi---------- with Charles Holm*'. Southern Cogfederacv and ex-United gent a man to be charged with ignor­ are in favor of such protection as builds line in Dakota, which has been graded the crime. carrier, created * sen&t A letter from Miles City. Montana, States Senator, and who for the past tton TbJiidBiy, Wa# found concealed n; ance. We prefer to consider that /jAs up the industries of our own. land- no for one hundred milra between Jameslotareit I the boura ot ■ ootod mao nam-l town and Columbia. states that nearly six thousand Indians zeal and radicalism on the prohibition more and no less. Our agricultural„su- J। Charles Barrett, of Ashburnham, *re slowly but surely starving to death S. b SLl npntai drTi’ng> •* Saundera Holmre, who Sod tr.m lb. ~ Mass., having outlived the mortality I Bt Hie Fort Peck agency. The game question have led him to assert what. premacy is a Natural advantage. our — . ’rjiJ'Ei,?’ r”tj1 «By te fwexp- • of tar and r.Mh after more consideration he would not! industrial supremacy can I* acquired table of a life iinsurance company, was h,u hu*»suddenly suddenlydisappeared, disappeared,and andthe the red red been in feeble health for sometime. ere. gut off .s-ra.1 , *-ui-------------- — npany, was - at a way station - and> -rt hire raid In a »t>e«h al Jackson ! )'■>* » Gr«“ Britain acquired here-bv rent a check for bin policy and realtoed almost nothing from one He was a clmwmale of Edgar Albin rorninc nd the div- , men rtalizea Ing tori Mr#. Griffin, and they at 1 thousand acres of land which they zralzral- Voe, tbe poet, nt the Uuiverfty uf Vir- XS'"' mu'miq. in a epee«.n ai uacKson, -> h ’ : idend for the year. once went tv the house of a mtnistei Prof. Dickie to reported as having as- protecting home institution* Henry Hidu, color-bearer for tbe 28th 1 o,2j.v ruitivated. ginia. ■ __________ xxcury xxicu, cuior- nearer ioru»e.AUi , J and ware married. Mrs. Griffin baThe vetertanry mirvraiw tairatirrel- been „ren jailed jruwo rre wrtod that the republican party never the’ dera.Kirats democrats j Wtoconsiu v volunteer,, at Patayra, Palmyra? Be of the criminal court II The tariff bill baa ha» split the "l,“t«n1' died It ’ The Jud lud8 IA nra h»r remire relative*. niMunt. ihat th». nr<ihiLition • •• . .i ■. .r .. Thursday. CoL Curtis, the Nashville, at instance of a politiCol. Norman tbe ; cian a tbe • • •• u farm*'. aear . ..in i” ■i,i7nti»Li ♦ * «" u 4 factions— e8t Freemason in Illinois, nassed an equitable interest in .k ^**7i1 1° *U congrews ,*,ngrp,1?i into *nb> two warring - Jj o 0j(j ]dest passed ciwi claiming chdmihi -aruro tr>'in * should be submitted to a \ote of the i headed by Randall ami Morrisou. The | away* at Rockford. • the the pap*r. paper, hi has- enjoined the president 1 of the American Newspa|«r company people: that the republicans in the legis-1 former are avowed protectionists, the The announcement is made at St. St. -• .-r.Or lature pursued a dishonest policy by j utter make up the free trade elemeiti. toat^ J^iticExpnwcomuany “”.i *'•“ —71* of editors from ad vocal. ----ninnnir ihnni^lvwi tn iitai t,. • .... . , . lost $160,(JOO by Prentice TeDer and his • ln* ,n.lnal J°U-------- journal a protective tariff or agreeing among xnemseives to cast just 1 There is even more bitterness between J accomplices, and that $26,000 of tbe I: ^PS^afaS opposing ® a tai railroad cummiitsion. the cattle froz<4 because'the ergot con, — i.i. an withsihti. i-sk: thedreulatSn*1 VeMeb ;,nd r*tn^d knife nearly severed her head in-m tor enough votes to submit the queetion to , them than between republicans and ' amount is still missing. , C/ommtoHiOner Fink has been advtoed bold the temperance people, anil not democrats. The harmonv that usually The governor of Illinois has been ad- ■ by.th *’ e Pennsylvani ’* ‘ )ia road that tariff v v -i. % trUuk- m of hto atep-ciuiureD. .rving maintained, and n..iK committee on । He then took to the fields, where he ni .'uotfgii to carry M»* measure, reigns in the democratic camp is much esnhtI±>"r i ’----------a... " ra„.v ' ' | reigns in the democrat if* camp is much has ordered, a deduction on three classes ELiinre 1 S* W.-lch mveati- I on B fence and cut bto-thnwt »b a iu»r The charges brought against the re- akin to the harmony that lovingly hov-1 are afflicted with glanders, and that and in live Bogs from Chicago to New rible manner. 11 is wmimto were stiicbed K.aai others uuia. have uarn died, uiru. 1 Xork: J1 is that the Grand it re. publican party as a party in thiir state i era aliout a <at conclave at midnight.' several tUV*‘rpJMe5d^?^IS.a,k* I together, and he was tok. n to jail on a The Canadian nouse house of Commons nas has | x,’°00 bushels ( ft - ---in that —- State ~ is mixed with w»‘“ tallow, *•**«”. mattress is equivalent to statement that the I -------or - commons x,—- —— ------- . tne iwnaaian i j z t.a — -.1_____ _ . -a a bill to enable the Grand Trunk of , l«rr1 lard, nr or >W.„A bone rail oil. r\..IOnly »ten samples out A contributor to the Journal of last ; passed ° ,wbeat . 1 destined for Liverpool. Liverpool, majority of its members are dishonest, week, who had good sense enough to i road to lay fay a ~ double •- •• track • -----• -from •Mon• • In »» the criminal m’"a1 amm court ** of m.iChicago a o* thirty proved to be genuine. Manv GENERAL MARKET* and their utterances on the prohibition i' withold lib name, nmerted that in 1883 ' tree) and amalgamate with 7om*^ w“° ,uul stolen goods from i ll.;u9 termers have been driven out of . ’--------------------------„ * ’ tn Toronto -• Western ---------• thr ** **»* three dry *ooda goods houses undertook to the business. Foui\flftha of the milk ! question dhdx»ntat and untrue. His asthe (treat road. CHICAGO I thia country raised enough wool to sup­ turn state ’ s evidence agi against her pupils, j sold in New York city is previously Frur-Uee; Marek. Tbe Mississippi at New Orleans to Afftkm with reference to the republi­ testified ~ , ,indictments T1> d that with two 1 watered or skimmed. ply the home demand. The state has one inch higher than was ever before She hanging over her, and he/ J-ounad 'd/ cans in the last two legislatures means An investigation has lieen made of -. .. several institutions where people * of known. All the levees on tbe Louis­ that those republicans whom the people Nsoabo;FaUs.Kas.. “ a^iana side between Vicksburg and manding a retainer of $100, she bad to juch dense ignorance aa the Journal’s make A third raid to secure funds for by distinguished breeders and veterina­ Natches have given away. selected to represent them at Lansing her defense. rians. 'Diey find no infectious foot and tariff contributor can be taken in charge. The democrats of Rhode Ldand nom­ planned and executed a diabolical trick In tbe Canadian senate Hon. D. T, ln «tate. The afinated George-H. Corilsa for governor, Republicans should to dupe their constituents. We do not ____ -in the ___ townships ____ ,___ _____ but he promptly declined tbe honor. !<c?l?n!?oL“hWr * interior, rerted animals are sufferers only from TteffwwiHWof Missouri has tlhnk that even Prof. Dickie honestly . perfect their local organizations, see Amasa Sprague had twenty-six sup­ denied .rl! knowledge of tbe bribery scandal in the Ontario lefislalnre. K. believes either of the charges he prefers : that every republican is registered and porters in the convention. G. Pelera, a lumberman of Manatee, Catojs Marina Augustus Scbell, prominent in busi ­ gainst the republicans of Michigan. . votes on election day. With good tickChaise to fancy atom- ■ * Ma '. -vrtai* Good to ehoioe etoon. His radical views may force him to say ! ete and proper work the repuldicaxu can ness and political circles in New York ilu.ooc for favorable lerialaUori m to for many yean, but of late in impaired timber on pine lunda along tbe Pigeon that he does; but |we believe his heart j certainly control the next board of su■red Mp health, naa reached a point where there river. . • for M«b* Vrefato little hope for bis recovery. givre the lie to hb Hpe. pervtoors. ta U>e polfce oojrtJ at Toronto. ToraCbske »n vicTbe stockholder* of the Chicago and ordioon tc dgy, John A. WUVnaon aad F.8.KlrtWith all due respect for Prof. Dickie j We trust our republican friends in i EasternHljnolsroad* wifi iu”M»y vote waited nr Dab. * were arralgMd for altempu to and the coterie of “goody goody.< who the townships will see to it at their epu- on a proposition to issue $6,000,000 ia bribe memban of u» Ontarioaraambi, are his compatriots, we yet assert that ruses tliat delegates to the munty con-1 consolidated bonds with which to cani?dged to JaU. baU bonda tw luaca uum wuuiy cua ouUUlldlng indebtedness, MBW TOW there are just as good men, just as hon- vention, tobe held if) thmcity April 10th.1 - J. • — -■ -- • —­ s Neb, H. Biytbe, an attorney of Law eet men. just as sincere men as himself are chosen. rence Kansas, has proved hto reiatiooin the republican party—a great many • ship to a gentleman in San Francisco tn. bids:------------- - ----------of them. A majority of them, a ma-1 . who died without making a will and Tbe dteorhnlnitirwn raid to bo mott~4 b£ tbe Northern KSllc rnldSS MILWAUKKI toft an estate valued at $4,000,000. jority growing larger every' year, believe A defalcation of $85,000 by Wra. G. •Uraeted tbe attention of tbe Chicago that the question of prohibiting the Mrs. GrundrnlMfig died Sunday fa Morgan caused tbe dissolution of ills fraiffht hirmu C-——«—»----bad of 1100 liquor (raffle should be submitted to a Fekfa.MjiDoia. at the age of VI .tears. banking firm' at Hartford, and a civil vote of the people of this state. They Epixoot o’ tlw* most desperate type suit for tbe recovery of tbe deficit has have had sufficient influence to secure a has made its appearance at Dayton. been brought by the other partners. CINCINNATI. Ohio. C. P. Huntington to said to have se­ plank in the la.it republican platform Two men were killed by a fall of rocks cured a controlling interest in the Ore­ eailing upon the. legislature for such in tBe Cleveland Iron mine at Ishpem­ gon Railway and Navigation company, Tbe limited upna. train co tbe Fort and has been beard to boast that be Wiynra ran Into > luMId, nrar Soaction. The next republican state con­ ing. Mich. yention will do the same—do so in A street-railway company has been controls every mile of Pacific coastrall- Jem, Ohio. ™--------------------organivil at Little Rock, with a capi ­ obedience to the sincere wish of the Levees along tbe Louisiana shores tal of $100,000. ST. MHIIK Burglars secured $ $150 w><v ' nurgtara l-a) from tbe loeklock- are reported broken at Buckridge, Five^dxtha of the republicans nomin-; eni of tbe First 1‘resbyterian church at Point Pteaaant, Shipbayou and Fair­ atad and elected to the next legislature I Lockport, N. Y. view. Tbe latter cost $40,000, and ft Bythe breaking of a levee uearStockwill be instructed to vote and will wish ------ - rhe Hastings Banner. Given Away We give one with every Ready-Made Suit or Overcoat at $12 or upwards GRAND RAPIDS news SUMMARY sentativo men—men as honest as Prof. Dickie, if J» fdeaeea. To diarge such A child fa Philadelphia baa just been V hydrophobia from the bite hundred pounds hou,” which Aorent sound wail or If Praf.ptoWe>va>to(*ln«arUito( I exposed. Godfrey Wattach whom General But- £3!»»b S5=£SSS=«g yd H. Coriira tor «mraor. On the jxmtnuy a BALTXMORK. �The Hastings Banner. nominew should he m«i who hare the confidence of the people, men of known publication an article upon the .subject •bUtty and lately. We have many word “Brother" in purple immortalwhich win be found In these coinmo. rachinH^. id they shouSta the ta t£n thTZ“^in,mo^1The attention of farmers rad dairymm formed of Bowers. The chandelier ip is culled to this article. duce buyers of this dty, hand ib "for HASTINGS. FRIDAY. MARCH M. IBM. jjAILKOAD MEETING Tn x ladies' society of the Preebytc r Ian tex payers of the city ahauld see that church will be entertained on Friday thia ia done. If the city secures the afternoon of this week, by Mredamtu waterworin,salt should, upwards of Geer. I. A. rad C. G. Holbrook. Barnes, WMOO Win be dlanwd of by the next I Welton. Carter and Greenfield at the common council.* The men Jo super­ THIS FRIDAY EVXMIJra. WU, n-ao -»r .Vto.. „ J Eptacopal boclety rooms. Supper served vise the disposition of that sum of Tl.r cuniuirnrv ,muunt ruL-od the iimouteL j from half past 5 to 7 o’clock. Every-1 money should be men, of the kind we me total amount raised ihu* thus far,*nd far, £ded to complete the& UdXn re.’d’rffiSS* “.^2 tKXlr COrdiall-V lnviled' ur in™ Ol Uie Kind we !’havemrauorafikbovi rad the people rwMxntr to secure U»e second . i UnraMe rbance thio ever haa been Rxj-nraxNTATivxs ot the Ohio. Ml eh-1[ Who pay the taxes should see that rach our people. Conw evaobodr and let'. urge, •^k?.T./«allde«I>er.W roll <« «>e Itetom- igra rad Indiana fair circuits have er- j mra are and Sarin** radroad. OW>KK (1F roM ranged dates for fairs of 1884 as follows:!1 upon the republicans the nomination of | COURT HOUSE, Local News. GKEELE A POWERS. ON1KFOURTH OFF. TO (I.OHE WINTER GOO DR. H. MUDGE, Clothier. ! I , : | BUY SOW. _ !LB._WI<iHTMAJ<*8O!<. suspended from the same by r. white ribbon was a basket of cut flowers. Af­ ter impressive ceremonies' at the hoime the remains were conveyed to Riverside and consigned to their last resting place with the beautiful Masonic rites. Cut down ’ere th? the zenith of life-had life had been down i—n reachwl, to leaving kindly rememlwrancre ^ot a ohecX, blrenan With every purchase of $5.00 or more in Clothing, Hate, Ohio state fair, Sept. 1 to 5; tri-statetair, I »ueh citixtoe as will command the re- Bnrm„ „.===------------Caps or Furnishing Goods, we give one of these Pots. On Sept. 8 to 13; Michigan state frir. Sept. apect and confidence of the people of . I HaeUngi We want coinpetentJuiicers “* tor_, butter ta | 16 to 17; northern Indiana and southern breaking the same will be found a card giving the holder one rfho tery encouraging for the coming Michigan fair, Sept. 81 te M; Indiana I this year « wc ever had u of these presents: should te endowed with plenty of good . ?° r diiri ” “ d bu “ w n,akm state fair, Sept 2D to Oct. 4. North-1 I sense rad tack bone. By plwing men IJTT* fL*" c”ml"te ’rtth •h' ,n,ud eastern Indiana waa dropped from the ' of that stamp on their ward and dtv ticIe'»>utterene, of which there are large circuit • 1 “>« principally The Middleville Republican vomea toI! tickets the republicans will place them’j selves in a position to merit the support •*ica*0' ■*“d in teis state there are hand this week enlargwl to an 8-column i' of all tax pavers. «*>» a number of factories. At Lansing. folio, with a new drees, new head and _j ; the capital of the state, within rifle shot much new advertising type. The heed Pkbsonal. I of the tiaUs legislation, there is a>facit now sails under is "Barry County Re­ Major Anderson was in the city Mon­ tory for the manufacture of this fraud publican.” We notice the nnmber be­ butter, and they are turning out two day. fore us Is well filled with advertise­ L. J. Wheeler, of Nashville, 'was in tons per day, and have their agenta all ments and its editorial and l«nl depart­ over the rtate pushing it* sale, the city Munday. ments are interesting. Bro. Shank ia Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Preston returned Th^L^^<-<X<^'<^»^^udlFan,'’>' Chai^ Toilet CasB8> Brashes,.Fine Shirts, Watches and evidently the “right man in the right Elegant Upright Piano, Stylish Carriage Horae, Fine Top Buggy exhibited in our window, Suburban Residence Lot, . I Splendid, 8 piece, Bed Room Sett, Family Sewing Wunhina Centre, Toilet and Sewing Tablee, place." Monday from a visit in OWo. article In order to do so they must I Mr. 8. U. Clark, of Grand Rapids, The young womens' foreign mission And ­sale for the genuine and ittnust be ■ Sundayed with Rev. Hunsberger. sold about m low as lard or tallow. We j ary society will hold their nextmonthly j FOB RALE. 'Miss Hattie Knappen. of Albion, is are informed that the Lansing factory meeting April 4th, at the home of Mrs. uses one pound batter, one pound lard I Above ore Rood team* for farm or heavy R. K. Grant, Where the following pm- visiting her many Hastings friends. and one pound of tallow; average cost I gram will be carried'out: Mr. Frank Goodyear spent a portion after it is made is 14 cents. But that is | Music. ■ of this week with friends at Coldwater. Reading™, of „„ Psalms. ™„wy. I 11<’nwr Moul CTnU.mpli.te- a trip not all, for this stuff is sold for genuine 1 Recitation, Miss Maude Bartley. butter—a direct fraud on the consumer, I Reading of letter from China, Miss i10 Washington Territory in the near and the dairy interest of the state, by ] future. Lillian Estes. which they sustain a loss of millions of Music. ’ Miss Nettie Maples goes to Pentwater dollhnu The estimated loss to th? Essay, Mise Relle Spaulding. J. H. HARTLEY. to-day. SKb is to teach a school near dairy interest in New York state is put Recitation, Willie Sidnani. Reading, Ida Parish. .; that ...r place. FOR HALE. at five millions of dollars. If five mil­ DANIIL HTR1KKK. Admin. P. T. Coljrove. it «: 1 * j and Mnt- A- Jare ex- lions there,'it cannot be lew than one A rortiM invitation la vxtenfiwl tojpw|wl to return fron, thelr Muth(OT million In this state. There are no less ’“L ____________________ ; trip this week. than twenty million pounds of this The dwelling on Green St., owned by ! Miss Carrie Graham, of Middleville, I fraud butter sold in this state annually, the John Hotchkiss estate and occupied { was with friends in this city the fore ‘ senate committee of public health by Chas. Hotchkiss, was burnwl this part of the week. . • I in New York; which has l>een investimorning at about on* o'clock. The Albion Smith, agent for Look, tai-! ^i^’vejS^otaS’eradSInS^ floor. Friday evening. , . thimble in wthe ..v second „ w,. The fire i The Mayville,’Tuscola Cx>.. Monitor j departmerit promptly responded to the j the latest journalistic venture. j alarm and suc<^3?ded in confining the I m ‘ to the ‘ one “building. **■ " .portion of! *1 fire A the goods were saved. There । E — Zhousehold ------- L_” — L.----------------L TL„. w“ 8300 >“»« uP°n the huilding. “d 8700 nP°n the fundture. Nt»kkt cleaning has been the order uf the day thus far the present week. The new Catholic church in thin city was dedicated with appropriate cereEkkd'k Hotchkiss has something to monies on Thursday last. Bishop BorM»y al->ut wail paper, etc., in thin issue. gew and Secretary Meeze, of Detroit, «-v rv. ^rs. VaoAutwerp, of Grosse Point, Kirk Gka.vt aro.j says. clothing was never A aH<mdM «idt”tor'»ioi ">'«'• "f “d Aiding, of Bun­ mi cheap. J. ___ __ _____ __ ___ ker Hill. Jackson county, were present think of it. L) and took part in the exercises. The 8t. | RntH’LAK teachers’ examination in Liur-' Mary’s enuren church cnoir choir 01 of jbck Jackson. fur-> ,. . , _____ . ... .. ., , Marys » High I IL? high school rpom of this citv Fri... , . . ' 1--------nished music for the occasion, --------------------------------day and Saturday of this week. • i mans was celebrated by Fra. Byese, j !r water will take frost from the Van Antwerp and Aiding, which was* ground, the heavy rain-fail of Tuesday followed by a very able sermon from must have accomplished this result. the Bishop. There was a large attend­ The Seventh Day Adventists ar? to ance. The Catholies of this section fe^l bold quart»Tlv meeting .services at Red justly proud of their church, which is Ribbon hall in this city Saturday and 36x75 feet, and which cost $3,500 The *m<Hy. April 5tfi and 6th. Bishop assured the people hejc? that he Rk^XiblicaKh wishing to. know the would furnish them with a resident date of the varDxuyrepublfean township priest at an early day. •aucuses can obtain the desired inforAbout 175 pupils from outside the matita by consulting the correspond­ city have attended th?city schools dur­ ence page. r ing the past term -over !00 belonging <>ke hundred ticket* were sold for the to the teachers’class. The foreign tui­ band dance Wednwiday night. The tion thus far the past two terms will dance waa held at Guion Hall, instead amount to 8800, and for the year over of the skating rink. A very •enjoyable 81,000— a snug sum by the way. Nor Otte is reported. does this begin to tell the advantages to Thme will be a citizens temperance the city from the attendance of these meetingon Sunday afternoon at three foreign pupils. They are from the very o clock at Red Riblon hull, under the best famibes of Barry county, and com­ auspices of the W. C. T. U. Come all prise an element very desirable to have and hear something that concerns you. in the city and the schools. The sum Workmen are employed in cleaning of tnoney expended ( by these students th? debris from the cellar of the build­ for books and board will reach up ing formerly occupied by tbe Banner, and which was burned Nov. 26th last Therein yet fire beneath the bricks and nibbbfa. The AUegan Journal and Tribune was laat week isaued as a four-column folio. Xew type and preaaea tor Ita Publication will won be on hand, how­ ever, and tbi, exrellent paper will aoon te itself again. thexdty is the gainer from the foreign ,obolars. And wo may here say that if we had not the splendid nobooh rad school building, we could not have the wide reputation Hastings today enjoys for its educational advanlagre. These scholars are attracted tn our city be­ cause tbsy can get here the advanta­ ges they want, and what few ettiea of Wf. trust that some arrangement It mow looks mi though the citizens can be perfected ter keeping the qurolion ot .wbool board officer, out of poli­ would vote “aye" on the water works tics, Republican^ democrat, and green- question. We hate n<< so far lost faith bteker, should get together rad nomln-' in the good sense of the people of Barry 8<p>d men irreapectlve of thrir poll­ county m to believe that they will let slip tbe chance to secure a competing ties. To-nioht al the railroad meeting, line of railroad. Kalamazoo is respond­ the committee will report on the total ing better than was expected toward securing the aid—having raised over -mount ot aubecriptlona to date, rad Ute Mount yet required to mart the four-fifths of the required bonus. Work proposition juat received at Balch, Med- will get the Isdanre due in Barry tiaugh 4 Woodford. Turn out awd county. We believe tbe work will be done, and Hastings will have her sec­ towr the report. ond railroad outlet, securing competi­ Mt Jam Bnmint will next week tion in freights, and a big growth in Place In hl, store one ot 8weet'a electric the city's material interests. Thia will ejrutatoni and also a large electric •foek In the street ovw the walk tn front ot hi, jewelry More. Tbe dial of Ute street elock will be of ground xlaaa *wo feet in diameter. — — 6^ butter "" by tallow ' oil * and bone “ — oil is found in almost every tolfn and dty in the state, and in amount equal to half the production of natural butter. Mn Harrison Myers and family . re- The effect of this deception in trade is The niov® to-day to Mt. Pleasant, which place deletarious-to busineM morals. committee recommends the total prothey intend making their home. Ihibition after a given time, of the; Wm. Walking, formerly publisher of'1 manufacture and sal? sale of all butter the Middleville Republican, lately of adulterations. • A living cu.w they say, cannot compete with a dead hog. Ac­ the Petoskey Dem<M*rat, was in the city companying the report was a bill pro­ to-day. hibiting the sale or manufacturing of (-henter and Richard Mrwer • left for bogus butter, with a penalty of J&JU to SLOW fine, and imprisonment for Dakota Wednesday afternoon, to look one year. after th? business interests of Bums We call upon our fanners to look Measer. into this matter, as it is a very Serious Mr. H. H. Wmis, of Battle Creek, thingTHH effects directly their pocket was in the city Thursday last, for th? । books. Let some move be made in the purpose of talking water works to our right direction, that our legislatures citizens. • may pass laws for the total prohibition Mr. Eldyn Reynolds has bwn engaged______________________________ _ _________ of sale and manufacture of bogus butter by Ch«rter Messer fotth?comirigseason jn this state, and protection of our |"”j I ■ । । ^ I l • '* . K I Z“\ |\l (I I . I I ( i— ) I T “T" \ / I I I— b< V I I I— I 1 I But a fair and legitimate scheme. We guarantee to sell goods as can be bought anywhere in the State. MEN’S SUITS, $5.00 to $M00. BOYS’ SUITS, $2.00 to $1&00. MEN’S HATS. 35c to $4.00. . BOYS’ HATS, 25c to $2.00. We sell at good all Wool* Cassimere Men’s Suit at $8.50. is cheap at $10.00. varioua caucuae, for city officer*. The We warrant all goods to turn out satisfactory. Star Clothing House Mrs. M. A. Morrill, of Sparta Center, Richard Messer and Mr. and Mrs. Wbrot, white ........ •< < Thurston, of Sturgis, attended the fun­ Wbfat. n-d M' Corn, retail . io < eral of Burns Messer Tuesday. Beans. ..................................................1 00 * Oat* ............. «' Among those In attendance at the Port, dreseed . . dnNcd...v--------------------funeral of Burns Messer were Mr. and Bret, Butter«' Mrs. A. Warner, of Plainwell. Ebzah Ksn . .. ... *®1 bXm . '.................. i »' Messer, wife and daughter, of Grand Potatoes .. . *1 Apples,...?.. Rapids, Mcesra. R. Johnson, John Car­ ApplM. dried•' veth and E. M. bhufelt, of Middleville. Hsrim. sell for. .............. U' Shoulder, sells for.. . - US' Timothy Seed, sells ......................... ’ «1 Death of Burns Messer.- Monday Clover Seed, pav................................. ‘ ®1 Dry Port, sells UH' morning last our citizens were startled Lard * >0' by the announcement that Mr. Burns Messer, of Lakota, Grand Forks county. mdartok Hartal-. Uw an«Wi. I* *,l»*ja I Dakota, had died that morning, at his wide awake to bnalnewt and .pan* no tain, to We bet of every artel, hihla Bee. He’ brother Chester’s residence Iff this dty, wear. baa aaeured We aaanev tor KeaapV Balaamlor of congeetian of the heart. He was 81 years, 2 months and 18 days positive guarantee. old, and was born in this county, where Aa old pbyaleian. retired from Martice hat he had lived until two years ago, when •FJH! *SL he went to Dakota and secured quite and pmaaornt cure of extensive tracts of land, where he had da, Catarrh, Asthma and since lived. A few weeks since be re­ , after hari«« MM turned here for the purpose of attend­ wen Ln thousand* of < ing the annual reunion of his family, dealer since which occurrence he has spent the time among relatives and friends in the state. It waa his intention to have returned to Dakota the present week. Sunday daring the day and evening he waa about as usual, but complained of that fadiioaabte IWn *» a greM city i» a nwn slight Indisposition. Abput 11 o’clock we ob your beauty. l<ate hour*, low of in the evening, after the household had retired, Mr. Chester Messer was aroused by a groan in Burns* room, which he hastily entered, and found Burns In an unconscious condition. Medical aid was promptly summoned, but be gradu­ ally grew worse and about 2 JO o’dock H^CMtolris.. | breathed bis last, having remained un­ conscious to the end. The funeral waa held Tuesday at t o'clock p. im, at theresidenceof Chester 36, 38,40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. BUILDERS’ HARDWARE PAINTS, OIL, &c Large Stock, Low Prices H. A. Goodyear & Sons CLOTHING Of all Gradesjfor Men, Youths, Boys and Children at Prices that Sell. z1 can show you better value than any firm in tbe trade. “I Will Not Be Undersold.” My prices satisfy the closest buyers. I aim to please in quality and price. I keep the largest line of MEN’S FUSNISHING GOODS In the city at Prices adding much to the attractiveness of the Stock. fraternity of thta elty. Brr. J. W. Ban­ croft officiating minister.. Although the weather was extremely unpleasant, a large number of friendsaaMmUed to pay a last tribute of respect to tbe mem- HATS AND CAPS, Large Stock! Correct Styles! Best Makes! PRICES THE LOWEST. nBMogreph or ■ I । as salesman. Eldyn is th? right man | dairy interests. for the place. . j ’ ktauffkra haubbcrv. req hire ctoee wnrUny, conven!anceto । IX ixraroxsx to a raoaratte “t*1' Tfew, upon the outlook •tta market the preheat aeaaon, hundreds of other handsome presents. Remember you receive yonr present right after you purchase. family were absent from the house at Kona, paper dealers Cincinnati 1 adulterations dangerous to the con- This the time. Before leaving. Mr. Hotch-. W1W ;n th„ w^in^inv sumer and depreciating w property _.j in tbe klan built a tire of green wood in a Move' ” V , I rural dlrtricte. The Tbe Klulterati adulteration of Vote “yes” on the question of water- in the front ram. rad the ,upptadUon u,Ul” 5 , a U “? works. 1. that the lire originated from th, Fannie I’rie. of st. Jtdin,. are vta Mr,. Welton th., week, Attend the railroad meeting this Move pipe which ,^1 through a Everybody speaks of th? splendid j irogrees the >»and is making of late. Ki has it that another abating I rmk Is W.n to be opened in this city. PATENT FLOWER POT! / u hifflrtxeM complete. This cut represents our miniature closed fiSa‘SZ'3 R. K; GRANT dLOTHIER. �T1 long locks and LUCFML [“Undo BUI" in, Chicago Herald.] It must not be concluded that every man '.-ho deliberately makes himself ’ ridiculous is actuated by vanity. Long hair as often means shrewd busineaa calculations as it does a coxcomb desire to force attention. Tho lecturing proy pounder, of new and strange religious thecrioH, the traveling quack in medi­ cine, the border scout on eastern ex­ hibition-all these would lose their financial strength if their locks were shorn. William F. Cody, known as “Buffalo Bill." U a man who is no such fool as to let his hair fall on hia shoulders if it didn't pay him to do so. I have heard him wpoken of as an egotistical ass. He may be an egotist, but he has good horse sense enough to turn his reputa­ tion into dollars. His fortune came by chftrice. He used to be a scout on the plains, with no more than the average merit or prosperity of his numerous class. Ned Bnntline was then a pro­ lific writer of fiction to put into yellow covers. Many of his hasty and’ lurid tales related to far western life, with which he was familiar. He knew Buffalo Bill, and made him the hero and title of a novel hill of unreason­ able adventures. That publication was the first of a long series of stories, by him and others, in which wondrous scouts were set as gods for boys to worship. Bunt­ line got *500 for his invention, and the same for each new application of the discovery. It was the original Buffalo Bill, upon whom his fiction wm such an improvement, who got-tlie fortune. He saw the opportunity at onoe. ami lost no time in going on the atage as mi|>crsonaror of himself. Realism took the place of mimicry; though not half so artistic, and he has made money vapidly and steadily ever since. Poor Buntline tried to reap some of the harvest by shoving himself be­ hind the footlights, but the country eared nothing about him, and his ven­ ture failed. Buffalo Bill is consider­ able of a drinker, but by no means a drunkard. He has a groat many acres of prairie and .a huge bank account to console hfru for trying to act without being able to, and for his long hair, which he especially despises. I heard him in conversation a snort time ago With n. young man whom it is not neoessary to explicitly name further than »o give his professional title of Dakota Devil Doctor. The ‘two were intro­ ______ duced. "What are you going to do next rummer ?" the doctor asked,. “Oh, I’m going\out again with my vwwv* _ out-door bmvw nhow vs of ’Life on the ______ Plains.* I've engaged a fresh lot of Indians, and shall sweep everything before me. T don't have any oppomtion in my line, you know.’ .“I Ruppoee not/’ was tbe response, "and yet I’m somewhat in your way my­ self. We ran across each other last summer. Don’t you remember the Dakota Devil Doctor’s camp? I shall elaborate the scheme this year. There will be a dozen-genuine Dakota Indians, with costumes, tents, weapons, and so od—all correct. We will pitch our ramp in the suburb of a town, have a nicuicine dance every evening, draw s crowd in that way, and not charge a cent for the show. An important portion ofl'tbe spectacle will be o camp fire -with a kettle over it There we will boil lierlis with a heap of nonsensical ceremony and beetle tbe product. I will figure as a scout and tell the people how I discovered (he savage* and their wonderful medicine. I’ll dilate on the mystic potency of the enre-all. and declare that i“ *11 my inducements have failed to extract the secret of its ingredients; ho I have taken tlie makers on a tour of the country as the only method of dispensing the stuff. Dollar a bottle, and sold like hot cakes. Did well on a brief trip last summer, and bound to make a fortune next." “I remember the snap,”- said Buffalo Bill, “but what's (become of.your hair?" "It’s in mv trunk/ “Out it off?” “No—unhitched it. I wear a wig when made up, for a scout I’m a medical student winters, here in New York, and I don’t propoee to be a guy except when paiiI well for it." “But don't folks drop onto the wig?” “Not at all. My front hair shows, afid the bogus is mixed in, top of my hesdr Detection impossible.'' “Blessed if I don’t do the same thing.” , , ' ", lung hair of Buffalo Bill will hereafter be false I do Dot know, but he surely was taken with the idea of looking like ordinary men when off duty. - I, Gr^largtlte cM>4iHttea*f the Eng­ lish language; M Wityfarhig IndiaW■polis man in search of a cigar went into a grocery store in a very small and rural village, not 200 miles from this city. The yoang woman presiduuj produced a box Containing the deniraf articles, and when asked the price thereof gave voice to the following mystical language; ‘Them there's two-fers." j ' ? “Two-fet*r repeated tho bewildered Indiauapolis man. “What in the name of sense is a ‘two-fer *’" "Why, two fer a nickel," replied the young woman, with An air of disgusted aatouishment at some folks’ ignoranoe, “Oh, I seo," said the enlightened rWell,:if you. have Any f *et n“* “ l0ok * tbem;” Tpe purchase of "oue-fer" was made, and the wayfaneg man withdrew. . [Dr. R. Bartholow. j . So Itf from being inhind by amr. labor, carried on under vnbrmal oenditaona, the brain is improved by it. he ia rith Collateral ProW For the past three years we have had a standing c-Ter of #5,000 for any state­ ment of cure published by us which was not, so far as we know. bona. fide. We did this in order that all readers might know the absolute truth of all our assertions and that they were based upon the value, of our remedy a. and not upon idle words.. Below we givd giv^ a few extracts from recent letters,..vnichspeak wnich speak --------- t-------------------------------fzxv. Ik nil'uul I*.., W.. O’ill" ,.,4.1 for themselves. We will only add that we could furnish one hundred thousand more of a similar nature did pccaaion require, but we believe the entire American public is now convinced of the positive value of Warner’s Safe Cure. 'TI. H. Warner & Co. Rochester, N. Y. A FEW IN8»DE FACTS [Cbteago Herald.; “But ia it ndt a fact, doctor," sug- from the “»oat unlikely materials 7’ | "Why, no! A sensational story was > started’some jvun years ago by a Paris news! paper to the effect tha’t perfmne was effe gained from thou.. the sewage out — of gamed —« taken —— ill • T%_ . the large main sewers of« the dty. But : that wm simply simply a * story story in in the the Jules Jules Verne style. Let me tell you a few of j the meide facts of the perfumery trade. i The most and the finest odors are ob­ ! tained in the large flower gardens of southern France, where roses, tube­ roses, jasmin, oranges and violets are "Warner's Safe Cure does all claimed raised by the acres and acres. Soil and for. It." Maj. J ames Singly. climate are- peculiarly adapted to flower Petaluma, Cal. raining, and the flowers are pieked at the season of the year whpn the aroma “1 was a physical wreck bv kidney ia greatest. The picked flowers are | disorder, but WarneFs Safe Cure has spread on layers of deodorized lard, du completely cured me.” shelves in buildings ereeted for that , G; C. Laning. purpose. These layers of fat have the Columbus, Ohio. peculiarity of absorbing the odor, and “I was cured of kidney disease and they are replenished until the flowers Heeding piles bv 11 bottles of Warner's begin to wither. The highly perSafe Cure ” B. H. Howard. fumed fat is then packed in hermeti­ Auburn, Me. cally sealed cans and shipped all over tbe world. All good perfumers have "I was a sight to behold from kidney this basis to work upon. The fat re­ dropsy, but was restored to perfect tains the unalloyed perfume, }>erhaps, health by ‘Warner’s Safe Cure." * for a year, when it begins to get rancid James Allen. and beoomeH fetid and useless. We set Troy, N. Y. the odor free by placing the fat in •*My physicians said I would never heated spirit, which must be absolutely get out of bed again. I took Warner’s free from fusel oil. To this spirit the Safe Cure and felt like another l^ing." fat yields the odor. The next process r.vuyier iiuLcnius. 1 then *t F. Cuyler Hutchins. is to cool the aloohol t>o that the Beverly, N.J. J: fat congeals again. It is' then filtered I hud 22 quarts of water taken from !. La in a cold room, giving the superfine me caused Uy dropsy. Ten liottles of fluid extracts. j Warner’s Safe Cure entirely restored “But these extracts cannot be placed me.” Geo. B. Peasley. upon the market for consumption, be­ Manchester, N. II. cause some of them, jasmin for instam-e, “A neighbor of mine, W. A. Thomp­ are absolutely abominable in their son, has been raised from the dead by purity. It depends upon the nicety of the smelling powers of the perfumer the lise of your Warner’s Safe Cure.” to make these extracts valuable by John Norton, P. M. proper dilution and admixture with Summit City, Pa., Feb. 8. other odors. In these manipulations “Physicians said I could never be cur­ it is impossible to make a compound ed of calculus and stranguary, but four bottles of Warner’s Safe Cure entirely scent unless tho flowers used for the alcoholic extract are fine and have a removed my complaint.” fixed scent. Il these conditions are on T. O. Lewis. hand the American perfumer can proSan Francisco, Cal. duce as fine odors ua the French and “I was wholly prostrated bv a compli­ English manufacturer, and you may cation of diseases and an a last resort safely state that American perfumes purchased Warner's Safe Cure. Every are more lasting than the French, for one of the old troubles have disappeared we Americans are more liberal with the I and I ahi ven- grateful." ' materials, while the French, reiving on W. E. Benedict, i their established reputation, dilute too Albany, N. Y. much) Tbe use of essential oils in the Press and Knickerbocker. manufacture of perfumes has Wen al.; “I suffered for over twenty years with a lame back caused by kidney coinplaint, I and my spine and nervous system were an^my^spine svston^were we term the peculiar process of de­ *badly affected. T^hen »1 «-had -abandoned -» -* 1 all hope 1 liegan the use of Warner's composition. “F lowers furnish most of the essences | Safe Cure, and have not felt so w.ell and for perfumers, but there are some ani­ 1 strong for twenty years.” mal substances which yield very fine J. J. Wright, odors. Musk is too well known to need f Fondu Lac, Wis. description. Then tliore is civet, a -For two years I have suffered in­ reeinouB substance taken from a bag tensely and was made miserable through under the tail of the civet cat. A commseaseu kidneys diseased moneys and ana bladder, niuaaer, with witn ner„„„ .a—, vous exhaustion and entire prostration. ft™*'?17 n®w '"*■ t’ . ..... and _ i medicine . .i: . ndt ' . afford .. > me . taken from the etomacb stomach nf of urhnlan whalm. T* It Doctora did : any relief, and I was advised to use is a hard substance, supposed to'be an I Warner’s Safe Cure, which 1 did in con- accretion that results from indigestion; miction with the Safe Pills, and I am it is soluble in alcohol and yields a de­ Ambo: ’ ' ' | thankful to state 1 am entirely cured of lightful perfume. pensive, costing no leas the dreadful malady.” *30 a pound. Mrs. Donner, 448 South Tenth itreeL “Tho vanilla and tonqua beans are Denver, (’ol., Feb. l»th. well known as materials for perfumes. “I want to state how much mv hus­ The attar of- roaes and of geranium are band has improved while taking Warn­ bases for the finest perfumes, the er's Safe Cure. Al! sweeling has disap­ former coating *12 an ounce in the re­ peared from his limlm; his water troub­ tail trade. The attar of ylang-ylang le in is much and ttto his voice an is so tiiiim- has come into vogue of late vears. It ttr itiuvit better uctivi turn i proved that he-preaches every Sablmth. is gained from a tropical tree whose I We are very thankful. The people all odor perfumes the country for miles. • arouucLhere are taking the remedy, and Attar of neroli is used more for toilet , some are getting well bv the use of a waters than for perfumes; it is made ■few bottles. Multitudes more, must from orange blossoms. Some of the ' have it." Mrs. Rev. F. A. Sonia / perfumes, musk for instance, must be 1 Sing Sing, N. Y. Feb. 29. at least two or three vears old before “For a score of years I have suffered they are real good. They are refined with what the doctors pronourted dila­ by age like good wine.” tion and valvular disease of the heart, but now I am led to believe that the heart trouble was only secondary and a [8L Petersburg Letter.) symptom of other complaints. Fre­ What would become of the monjiks quently I was threatened with death by if they were let alone is a matter of suffocation, my breathing failing me en­ । mere conjecture. Yet there are many tirely. I became cold and numb, and was as near death as any living person facte showing that tMey would get along । ever has been. This was three years very well. Of the moujik's independent I ago and I have ever since enjoyed com­ life thebe are two facts of recent date j plete health wholly through the use of which have startled their civilizers. Russian peasants hold land in common Warner’s Safe Cure." but there are a variety Of systems of A. Bilderbeck, working the land amoug them. The Chicago^ March 1st latest iathis; When dividing the village land ’ among themselvee for work, the pcaeants give an equal portion to every [Ban Francisco Call.) , An American eagle, trapped on one man and women who is able to rfthe islands opposite Santa Baraba, do hard work, but all the old men and was sold to a game fowl fancier, who women and the children under age are disregarded. Thus the moujiks, by a put it in his cl me of the fowii rtruck I it 'on I e wings. The eagle ing question of woman’s rights. The merely looked a the little chantieleer strong and healthy moujichka, or moujik woman, votes and pays taxes, mother game fowl struck him in the works, end possossee individual prop ­ breast, while the firet hit him on the erty- In the moujik’s opinion military neck. The eagle now opened his wings service'and motherhood are equally with a leisurely swing an£ erected hie worthy, and they make no difference in ebsn featheredand hia eye« eeemed to the rights and duties of the moujik and blaze. Again one of the fowls rushed the moujichka. Practice will show in recklessly at the eagle, grasping a the future whether the moujiks* solu­ tion of the woman's rights question will bunch of feathers in its attack. Before it recovered from it^ charge the work satisfactorily or not. 8^,°s extended one of its talons and A JouraallRtie Ksnerfaaeat. seized the cock by tho neck, and, with (G. C. Matte we in The Current J a dexterous swing, laid it fluttering The/ grading of the force innews^ and quivering beneath ita left foot. paper offices is altogether wyonfc. The The second cook now charged upon the beginners in journalism, should gradu­ huge stranger, whoso wings were half ate into the reporting class rather opened and lazily rising and falling. ___ \ it was met with a then out of the reporter class into another. As the reporter is the b’s wing, and as it most essential factor in the compo­ _ ______ _____- fins talons and laid sition of the staff, he ought to be some­ dying upon the ground. Tho victor did what higher than he is, both pecuniarily not appear te be exalted, and after thus and otherwise. Itwduld be an interest­ disposing of its troubleeome adversaries, ing experiment if • proprietor of a lazily stepped to one side and seemed great daily - journal should grade •to relapse into-reflection, every once in salaries from the reporting down. As « while lookin*] down indifferently upon it is the special province of a newspaper to publish the, new, it Would nrturally appear that those who gather the ne’-s ■ . .An Editor** Tribate. should command the highest wages. Theron V. fester. Editor M Ft- Ml I । The CASTOR! A DR LINDSEY S BLOODs Infants and Children for Chile Caotorla promote* Digeation and ororoonim Elaudoncy. ConMipouon. Sour Stomach. Uiairlirna and Fereriahnew II inrarto health and natural Bleep, without morphine. HKVKf lion oh 1 •• CMion* ia k> well adapted to Ckildrwi tht 1G.J Woodlai FMtOTll tea to 85 Portland Ara. Brooklyn. K. T. th a C< CENTAUR LINIIWEMT-un I absolute corn tor Kbeuma- THE li.in, Sprain., Uurua Gnlln, 4e. The q»ort Powerful and Penetratlne PKlo-relleTing and Healing Bemedy known to man. change! rtibiiiiibu.MjiiitttH h,.; ■ | *r CHOICE ; Tie most fttenflTepiffi-fcrei Live SEEDS!! FRUITS! StoctfetallBtaffliTHrWorll I2ROSESS$| Hops&Malt MARK TRADE wi-ai?^, «/. 11T-. 3 •oMCumi-CTsaiKsi BITTERS >3 lE^’ioo'sr.T.^sasx >■8 .1 TMESTMM&HAHRItOIICa nr but aoro mm ranusriLU. uu cucxti,onui Liver and Kidney Remedy, BArewparUH. Caacar* HaSTtula, etc.. eornbfnt<d with aa Agreeable Aromatic Elixir. SKO _______ The c be/<raxn a X, import* Read iL JVW1 ocient | may r« This sketch* drtitial The 1 >uppleu ».f inter The upon sc । hurcb Satu this ciV large al (TEI (OU JWWU t lAsBTICI., ad&rti lind to | RBGULATB THB BOWELS, Our cuototnero have the artrauta** of our many THE1 <auc-us Middle buafneM; and low rate* oi trans portal! O1 alocue* free. Correapoodence solicited. |---- FOR SALE BY ALL CEALER5.----DETROIT. MICH. SeMA NPRINOBOKO, CRAWFORD CO., PENN. Mesitlixi Itie liASTIMOa BaJ4X«K. ' Hopsand Malt Bitter® Oo.< , Glass 266th BY EDITION. PRICE Ooljll MAIL. POST-PAID. WILLIAM KE1D. wholesale and retell dealer In french and American window jdaae. plale <Uun. ribbed and rough plate tor *ky Urbl*. cut and• enameled gUn. sOver-platrd sash bars. French and Herman looking Klnsa plan :tn<i oil colors, putty, paints, etc. 73 I-urned street west. Detroit. Mich. Write UmatML. . r ' Yxhaustcd Vitality. Nrrvr»u» xr.d P[c>!ad Premature hrellur in Mar. broo -f Unite, «McA,i. Built. Human, Salt Khtum. Scrofula A Erytip.lat. j billt). Youth, and tbe untold ndnerie* row-Ung tr>« ! Indbcretton or rxcc**. A book for nrryau young. mkldk-Mfred and old It cont^rw I? | prescriptions for all acute and chronic dre**s. each enrol which Is invaluable. N; Inuad to FOBTXR. XIUim a co. Proprietor*, Baffido. Mew Ttefc I the Author, whore experience lorn yrm.L‘wt an probably never before frl1. to Un- lotni *re ] physician. 300 pmtM. hound in reautltul Fr-o<+ - . --------------- ---------- --------------- ----- - ---- - ------ j inuniin. rmuuMea cover*, mn pit piaruip-* ■ hHKSS MB BMM MBBto ■ IM IM ■ 1 uft; C t Ih-a dner Work Ir. m>n to- N BEST BLOOD PUBIFIfR OH EiRTB, CATARRH™t!EAD - W ■■ ■■ Foa l»een v< spiritu , A Great Medical Work on Manhood — Moi godds which hie. OrMurc KBOW THYSELF. ---- Pr<* inipleni ly in th ow Gold me«Ul aw anted thr aulborbJ Lional Medical Association. Io the offie*' HHH|Ha|B|||a||||HHHHH test. R. B in this public self. Moi in toi moue; Bui ufacti body, feet fi e read by the young for a afflicted fur retW tere । Dock wU1 not to nrefnl. whether ymth. pw«H lavs I xuanlte, instructor « purdlsn Anronxut a h. ! Adrfrea-. the Peabody Medics) InMltote,« W. H. Parker. No. 4 Bulflnch sUret, RreW Mas*., who may be conMilted all " I OHtrln*. >VH1 OB..I Chr-ml' .< »♦ Erfe. PW. I too»d oe ewy i Blaa.y ol lailui*. tattle. and do not boy without tk 7 Great Monarchies or . WM. WRIGHT the ancient eantf hn wobip By Rawilnwn. Three Isrre velum*, nv* rin« IlloatraUon*. Prire retitfn-J rnyu r to *3. Not sold by dcah r- Book*m-dUocm amination before payment, on vvldePf?'Jr,L, faith. Specimen paxre ami Imv ' JOHN B. ALDEN, I’nblUhrr. I' '—I* N. Y. P. O. Box 1237. , Fresco I sinter and Interior Decorator. Domestic Wall Paper Hangings, staihcd glass, . 1 •'Vl De8>yl>er and manufacturer of art furniture Mantels a specialty. Representative of the Low Art Art Tile. Tile, resentative of the Low ■■■■ 34 FORT ST, WEST, DETROIT. I m J (J | | *5 IWECUCTRIC OILIi and Bruises, Asthma, Catarrh, Coughs rtnlda Row? Thm.t TMnt.it. • ' TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVE"' depot, siding Nuj thexns Hunds sugar Bin the F. fofee moltk Eu •th» oi pie fo receii Mk a lonj Bros, •ujnp Thur Joi •nakll raUM brttai Mo»| ONLY ollr isr'ffi'w —CAN LEVER WATCH! the 'MdW “MtN 1BU [wrw5Wr, Hty । Thei Hapii Gay in tl DTB. bo ‘1 % J;. preu on receipt 4 • tuna woul -•xav. Kyonahealy IX late A Memve .a»-’ Peal a cure »* World: RUSKIN’S WORKS. __ . __ 522®** °,r , -________ J-1^! I5d.*?h .. _ ■ rioCh.^*-, ice.. £ rx*- Cobl f- T �NOT pttBOLUTION. THE FIRM OF DECKER BROS STto »"" hAMC.?rnt or the bonj^ under WAGONS I (San Franciscan.] may be all very well for Prof. Marsh Prof. HbHumm to talk their scientific Skv kka i. buihlings in process of erw> talk about tha Carson footprint*, and try to saddle them onto tha primeval man, tha Irish elk and others who are gon*- and cannot now yuD on the • A <1 A. K. post ih to h« organized at defend thamaelvea, it may be witbin the just limit* at seientifle slander and iweareh, but Wclhunl Ibis. Tbursdsy, evening. It I* not moral, far 1 know the cold facte B K. Gkaxt and A. Bower h.J their store fronts repainted. EXCHEQUER STOCK ID8T BI RHHJCXB mow® TI1B Star Clothing Hoose has • .bangsiniu advertisement this week. niK rails for township eaueweo will teloun.l iipi.n the'■orrespondencepage. H GiamviMB H Sons b»ve an .mpoltant .mnouncenient in this issue. Head itC hwit'E Hayford has a sign of nufpr-minriice that “he who runs n.;.v rewl•k wp give portraits and potcdble democratic presirelstlid non'tlD1**- ' •! fiib i.iurinc ami Iron works have a meat in this issue, which wiD be ,1 interrel '<• farmers“ fur rife of baptism -was conferred M-vria! persons pt th? Episcopal -hwh ••'♦•niug. s,. । •-nW l:u»t was a lively day in • I)., t lt , Large crowd of people and a urge amount of goods sold. !\ ui< i.isnr willl»e found many new i.!.,rti-t!icnts which all will doubtless fiml fe H» " advantage to read. 1 iir.;i hornappl? township republican .uU- ns Dill bv held at Leonard’s halL Midilicv ill?..Saturday,] April Bth. • I’koschts arc that the agricultural ti,ip!rmelit btiMness will be pushed liveh mtliis rit) th? coining season. Mou-h E Ni.vinr lb adding new goods to hw >to<k every few days, which h»- k selling«it bottom prices. Fos th: past week the roads have m very bf’d. The frost is nearly nut ami refills are getting more passa- Tho Proftnon Examiw tho Footprint*. about the footprint*, and I know they were not made by the primeval man, or the Irish elk, or any of that mcc; they were mada by tha Nevada territorial legislature, and I wm there when it was done. It was done at the time of the line die adjourn­ ment. It bad rained rain all tbe evening outside, and ‘ it bad rained whiskey nil Die eveuing inside—inside tbe fence, 1 mean, for there were no buildings in that early day— and neither you nor a much older man could have told ou which side the weather wan tho most iuclemeuL I wan or. both sidee of it, and sometimes on it, for • brief, uncertain season, and I couldn't tell Tho footprint quarry, u here that legislature sat— sUwxl while they could, I moan-waa a dry alkali flat, with a fence around it, when tbe rain began; just a dry alkali flat, containing a fence fall of dry honorable alkaliod flats from al! over the territory; and in three hours that first mentioned fiat was abso­ lutely soaked to the depth of Uiree inches, aud the others all tho way through. I make no exception; I say all. I waa there, and 1 know. Met I DOW prooeed to dispooa of the rest ef those myt a If 1 were gone, and the treasury of history with ma. they yet could not atand; tor even the sdeotifle theory that gave thorn being wuuld.be also their de Wruction. Because it Iocs'es them in the old red sandstone perio L Tiiere were no Irish lu the old red sandstone perioi. The Irish are a comparatively recent formation. T’boy bdloug to the old bhie grindstone tertiary. If tiieee footprints belong to the okl red sandstone period, wbat Im comes of your Irish ek! What wm lie doing there when there warau*t any Irish yeti Answer me that Mrwi'turs Mareh and Harkness. And nd 1 have disposed of tho Irish elk. । Now we come to the cave bear. ^¥hy, honored sir, when he died out of tho world for good and all, there wasn’t enough old red saudatone in it to make n whetstone out of. It hadn’t begun to deposit yet. And another thing; the cave bear couldn’t have lived in Nevada, anyway, for mere isn’t a cave iu It, from one end of It to the other— except the comparatively recent ones in the mln«M, and perhaps here and tiiere in the mining stocks. Too recent to do him any guod, or hardly anybody else. BUYING kn Opportunity that Occurs but Seldom to Buy Nice! GOODS UNDERVALUE EW DECKER BROS Beautiful! are making three Oats, Flour, Corn Meal, Ground Feed, Salt, widths of Tire: Lime, Plaster, Cement, * Hair, Stucco, Seed Corn, R. J. GRANT fCHlGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. l.Ain extiillcd the beauties of the dualistic faith at Bed Ribixm hall ,i small audience Sunday evening ' TYaeki of IA* StVurton An. Thia dispose* of tho cave bear, m 1 look at iL Now tbe mine arguments that dis­ pose of tbe Irish elk aud the cava bear dl*poen also of tbe okl idlurian sat, for they K. K. Grant occupies a goodly space in this issue, in which he infQnnfa the public of inducements offered by himMorse E. Nevin* sells more goods r a little money than uny other store ,-toun Give him a call and save Bi v the Judies’ Freach kid shoes niantectured by Smith, Simmons & Pea«i>. ’Iney are g<)od. cheap and a per- In i few tints tiic skating rink will I- tnutefurn^d into an agricultural ■Icpoi. with Chester Meaner as the pre­ siding genius. Xi MBKiL- uf our citizens availed thHiisplvcs of the pleasant weather of SiiB'Iny likst tn visit the neighfeiriRg wigur bushes. Bt mnes> ap|ieam to Ims rushing at the Engine and Iron works. A full h.h.-or workmen are employed in the moMers’ room luakingsplbw points. Elwhon tickets printed at this of-1 Are on verv short notice. With an am-1 ph- fon enf workmen and rapid fnachinwe an- enabled to print tickets in a very nlmri time after the order is rweived. R Rain'd Whiaky oh tha fnrida > And when the weather moderated so that no one could venture outside—outside the fence—th«.e latter adjouroed. They ad­ journed hi tbe usual form—form nsed by territorial logudaturre of that day — the speaker bringing down his gavo! on tho head of the member mistaken by I bene acientlsta for the Irish elk—which he, the speaker, mistook for the fence post 1 re­ member it aa it it were but yesterday. Thus dissolved they departed tiienoa. It was then that they made tbe teach*. They couldn't help making them, for kite place was a marsh, aa I was telling you. I aaw it done, for I wm there; and I si dow cast upon this pale, dim void of -act title cxjnjwctnre tbs lurid glare Of history. the fcurnnioua; the old Silurian am got left. Tbe menagerie waa wholly local. Part of it I mw and the rest of it I was. This is his­ tory; thin i* cold history, and history cun­ Dot Ha . . Now then—enough ot that. I*>t conjec­ ture stand aside and history go to tbe bat For I wm there myself, and I know. The tracks which have been attribute! to tbe Irish elk were not made by an Irish elk at al), they were made by an Irish bricklayer —named Stephen McOinnisi, member of tbe legislature. I know him perfectly well. He had a hoof, a hoof like a cow's It was a birthmark. Ho w a high-tempered man, and very handy with hi* birthmark. Th eae are truths, these are facts; in a word, his­ tory For I wm there. Little remains to be said. Only thia: Tbe care bear track* were made by Mr. R. M. Daggett, now grown honorably famous in other walks la life, but rtiU depositing tbs same klentical track to this day, let us freely believe, whan he goes unshod—a* waa the sternly simple custom of the pioneer legis­ lator of the Territory of Nevada In a day when virtdotM endeavor wm held above the comfort of tho body, and Godlino* above roeretriciotu gauds of fashion. Tbe tracks attributed to tho ol silurian am were not made by tbe old silurian aa*. I mail* them myself, aud I make the hum ten ok now, and it apiMars that even an ex­ pert cannot tell it from an old Silurian ass’s track, and neither can I for that matter; but U is Dot an old sflurian awre track, just the saliie, any more than I am an old siluriam am; yet the per- COME! . Large -and Complete STOCK We^keep a Full Stock of Everything that enters into a house, from Mi.ldl Sill to Ridge Board .Traverse press daily. All other trains daily except Sun H. B. LEDYARD. IREI) BAMFOBU * CO. Curtain Fixtures, •John N e a icy, a person employedin waking barrel hoops in this city, got full •'budge" Saturday night and waa rath*’r«l in bv officers NIms and M>y*aul. John returned to his work Mon­ day. It is to »>e hoped a wiser and a Mtw man. Dealers in Fine Wall P*| Papera, ldjckvsta. paper Blinds, Of Our Own Make, Xaturihy night last a stranger «'°pped at tlie house of Mr. H.C. Fisher of Baltimore, and requested lodging for the night. The man waa evidently in- As low as cun be bought in any peting market in the State. and waa cared for during tho bight by Mr. Fiajier and family. In ‘he morning he waa brought to this J-Jt) und placed in care-of Sheriff Creray. and permite nature to heal, the >“bg Useurn Md dMMeed part.. Call 'Ol1 Krt a IxjUle. If not MUsIled after '*• 'rd'irn the empty bottle and 1 refund your money. A package oT W>b« Little Pill , Inlop of each bottle ,ree Frederick Hotchkhe. • wdfieKa- Hl) IMlll >n<r*v.. Window Shades, sumption. at his home in this dty fhnrsday last. The funeral was held the house Saturday. large trecha-4toa o^ UM are WgM inabre broad and a^Mrewk-g. reaenihls Ua footprint of a abampagne basket H« WM • prime roam in I wo pr three ways, and avilia forty, kxit be was not Die primeval man, juM tbe same; reflect, upon thia. I was there, I he man stated that he whafromGrand was there all tha t'ne, aud I kaew him woil Haplds, and had worked for Berkey & He made tbe large track*. Aud be did it with out au effort. He could have dona it with Gey and other furniture manufacturers tree hand tied behind him. Ha saMI to him­ ■n that My. The Qf Gnmd self, he didn't taO aw so. but ba told His name was Wetahj Hapids wuh telegraphed and answer ro- others so. oftbas Welsh ar flantaia, I daat r* turnwl that the man’s brotber-in-tew member whiea; but tt waa a aarea would come for him Monday evening that soandad Bke thorn. Ha wm a kaoobar, M« hamg Ma Bon't forget to art your merchant ■ret did do< itom Adda, custom, aod wbaa ba WMtttrth anrong Um l«r Ms lianJ-nuule kip and calf bootn caute tbsre wm m* My aad awaw lying '■HnufarturM by Smith. Simmon. A reebody. U».lV 1‘kkhuisb coeunsravr will Them. BORDERS Mil Ahthi'ii Haskins, who was tor a lung time in the employ of Bentley Bros. A; Wilkins, died of asthmetic con­ -ure rough, cold, croup or wre throat, o j nSie' “ whooping rough, aathraa. 11 uo« not dry up a cough and (acre «r ImismniaU.m and fever behind it. dut loorcna the phhgm urd morbid WINTER TIME TABLE. Taking effect February lith, IpM Buyers are Invited Ui Call and jmtroRY I Have the Best Stock Mij, liililut i bunt in Town, And Satisfaction Guaranteed. Moderate Prices N. B. Road Scrapers! (or Heminal MOOMiUffN matnrrtma. nW prtetwy. " " diaaaata �WASHINGTON. JOSXPH BIACE kTooJSo. aJlZ HtibaarMtae. A swarthy teerder*i ^^dyoSssSssiss rr«o mr»ll. the expenditure of each state to be on the Tbe CMimm* Indemnity fund MU agreed Tbebotw to report fevoraMy Ikyuvfee'itative l>euster's MH U« amciMi th* revlM'd -.tatutei «o as to □rm-kte that children born In a foreign coun­ try. wb«*c father or rnunlf»tber enli->tr<l in the artsy of tbe United btaies and either died in tte service ar were honorably dl»ebftTFtd. be couKiderrdcitizens of the I r.ited ■ j I ‘ Cincinnati chamber of < against the eonstnictiol the Kanawha, waa pres tot,|c place oulxlLs to fix juj^a) at S5.0CD and to 000 for ti«- support of c . Mxa. St-The senate adopted reeoluttaos directing the secretary of the treasury to furnish copies of account* and vouches in the Stir-route caaea. and calling on the secretarv of tee navy for information reearding e«>U»eta with parties in bbrffirid for material fur the Miantonomah. Debate on Mr. Blair's educational bill was indulged in for an hour or more. ... waex? Ml. Alltol win-*• ties I should say. draaaad in clerical garb, hopeleaaly plain, red-haired, afflicted with a gigantic mouth, whieh has the ed^et of deaieng las face in twain whan be opens his loan, lank jaea batarwe of that fund now in the United Natioiud bonk <>f Ro-:<m appeared before tbe bou«e banking cunnuIUre at Washingtan. and charged tiui! the directors liad been guihy of fraud, which wa< made twwwble by fhe dishonor' «ir Incompetency of (’otnplroller Koox and Examiner Needham. Senator Vance, in a minor tbe exclusion of American pa many. eout*md« M«t bug pn twrred out by foreign nations ilyym PIGMY LANDSCAPES. There is that in this poor lad’s de­ meanor. in hi* dress, in _his entire aspect, which proclaims him the carats, the creature, the theological alave of possible; bat as space is valuable in Japan, only the-very rich can have large grounds, and the family in moderate garden often amaller in area than the •oun to have the surpaaaing £X _ ■ 1' - .-Z I Benefit <\n.*,x munition in »P light of him! tto<, “P 9* tbe salaries of United narrow city home. Stetw district judges to >5,000. and Mr. Van W yck moved to ame-.xl by making the sun? MOOU Bills were introduced to connect the i contain as many objects as tbe large cities of Dsvetnort and Rock Wand with a garden, and, of course, the only wav of accomplishing the desired result is and joins in the hymn with a vo ee that | io have everything in miniature. It ia ihrdLv tho listeners’ oouls an 1 shake* • of Tacoma from Washington and Idaho ler- no uncommon tiling to see a whole his feeble body as though it were s ■ ritoriea. When the educational Mil came j landscape con tan e i in a spec*, no reed. , xrr now convinced that the Ml! will be pas-r­ up. Mr. Sherman moved an amendment that [ greater than the top of your dining* Father above us what a voice! With id by a considerable majority. They could the money be distributed in proportion to .table. There will be a mountain, a huart ending pathos it wells foi^th, the soldier these gratuitous dwronnt their rdhnates « per rent andI SUU ’till uuicrscy illiteracy, and without distinction m to race stream, a lake, rocky grottoes, wr ding •welling through the apace* of the have a majority in toe house. in too wuireeks • of color. arvaotatlcra tfttlb? offered by Murphy, of , paths, bridges, lawns, fruit trees, shrubs eLupty church, ringing richly through munition or ration through tbe broil­ hrsa^to fix a day foe tbe. con-dderation of j and towers; all so artistically laid odt the open windows, floating out upon ing a an, and who materially redaoed as to resemble nature itself. In the the pavement, so that passers-by lake will swim wonderful filmy- (bound perchance to the beer and bot­ ■ finned gold and silver fish, and tle shop opposite! stop suddenly quite । not infrequently tbe tall ( form still to listen to the unseen clerical Or­ his stool or reclines on a soft buffalo < of a crane will be seen moving pheus within. “There is a gate ajar hae *fn nothing in the new evidence to conmajestiestly about the tiny landscape forme!" So poors he forth his melo- ------------ - ------------------ --------- —. vmoe him that he should be restored to the A gate ajar? Ay, ; l»nibs and stomach full of teuid creek ' This seems wonderful enoagh. but dious canticle. array. This statetaeut comcb fr HOUSE. lieman who is entirely trustwi ’ what will you think when I aay that al­ sweet singer, who can doubt it? You or swamp water, a hke refreshment has co biterent in the ease, atjd w Mar. 13.—In the house, bills were report­ most the same landscape is reproduced mast l»e a lost chord from tbe celestial ««ld be a blessing To refuse to ren beard it from the president's own ed to bridge the Rio Grand? at Itaredo and on so small a scale that the two page* harmonies and in the eternal rehabili- ' J®r these menial “duties," for which Eagle Pass and the Missouri at Sibley and Cteorge D. Roberts made an Leavenworth: to prohibit the mailing of ! of St. Nicholas, aa it lies open before tation full surely will the gate be open I the service and the offlearw rweeive lottery circulars or newspapers containing 1 you, can cover it. In this case a tiny wide for you to enter, there to take | =urses not loud but <ieep, the soldier egrapb company to enter into a contract tottery advertisement*; to regulate compen­ i house ia added, delicate green moss wxh ibe gwvt-rnruenl. Mr. BikM. of Cali­ sation to railroads fur carrying mailx, and takes the place of grass, and glass great Jehovah. fornia. appeared in opposition to the pro po­ to grant right of way through toe Sioux no­ tation. which be rlrclarert a trick of the enation to the Dakota Central and the covers the lake where the water should be. Counterfeit fish swim in the glass Mackay company intrc>lueed for the sole pure ' [ Pall Mall Gawrtta) jiose of preventing the establishment of a lake and a false crane overlooks the rrrvemmait system. In conclusion he de- priatiou bill was token up. An amendment whole scene, just as the real crane does Again, a Aoldier ia called upon to do rtfnmrcd the measure as a iob wbleh should by Mr. Regan to extend tbe franking privil­ social legislation just now ia one of the too much hard manual labor. Be mutt in the larger landscape. The mountain, be strangled in ha IneipietM-y. and declared ege te mernberx of coiigrem ww losit. Tbe for letter-carriers winding walks, bridges, and rocky most gratifying features of the new U»ai nothing but a pohtal telegraph system appropriation of Hitherto,owners and managers would satis/) the people. grottoes are-in the little landscape, and reign 'lira bouse committee ou commerce has real trees, bearing fruit or covered with erf mills and factories have been free to________________ Mar 19.—“ tn the bouse, the committee 1,11 on dainty blossoms, are in their proper deal with their workpeople, without U< mg of oAoen’ aad aUdiMn’ quarters, considered the bill autiw irizing the president I . “ f*"-. *217 vixn affairs retwwtrel reported that that the rreolutiow resolution# »o prohibit ta the Importation foreign or hindrance, m they pleased. But on juartermaster and commissary otorethe death of Herr Lasker were Intended of artichw of food or drink when satisfied ' OQ toe TheM trees are of the right propor­ the first day of this year a new factory houses, stables and guard-housee have that tbe same are alullrated in a manner ** * tnbute of respect to the monoty of* an the£ tions to fit the landscapes,and. they are, law came into operation for the regula- been .njMrvnw u> health, and to prohibit the in>- ’ ”Q’totesman. and that th been built built by by soldiers, soldiers, some some of of whom whom ponati<ra ..f sorb artietesM hr may deem h"/use doea n« deem It neewsary to its dlrtion of tbe work of children. A com- , received a few cento “extra pay” daily, frtrpt^ from any foreign country which ex- j n,t* ,o <'ntx-i.se the cirrum.«tanr« whicn consequently, so tiny that one ia plete staff of inspectors has been apwhile tha majority were de taile d M’ tempted to doubt their reality, and agams Ameri- I r*vvented lhe expremtoosof sympathy '---Hjris«-s unjiixt <dlarriiatnation — --------tatigue partira” without more than It was dftfded M/ to reportk xo to rrach mg their de>lluati<m. destination. Tbe The report rem was i more than one stranger has slyly taken pointed to enforce the following stipu"OP TirodOCtA. It wart tic-yriMCx. har-­ ’tooptod, as was also a resolution that the tho- loaves or fruit tatween the fingers, latioDs of tbe naw law the tx-usc a bill -ubstanlhillv of this char I. Children their scant soldier pay. Then there acter. liiHtewd. however, ot limiting toe , bouse cordially reciprocate* th? wishes of I in order to make sure that the dwarfs under 10 years of age must not be 4BTe been built thousands of miles of •pemMHi of U> the «»r art an until timu the uir sear iS87, ioo<, the j to? liberal union members of the German •pcration rominitter will r«->xxnnirn«l that then- be no t Parliament for the closer union of t|ie two do really live, and are not, like the fish allowed to work m factories 2. j -oa,|s through tbe wilderness, sod nation.*. The bonded whisky bill wws taken and crane, mere counterfeits. These Workers I rum the age of 12 to 13 years bridges aa well, by our oar pioneer nuut, up in committee uf the whole, by a vote of Mr. Dunheituer was defeated in an at­ IX to I IS. and Mee-ox. Murri«on and Willh miniature landscapes have been suc- must nut work mure than eight hours »oldiery. who are often sadly overtaxed, tempt to get a daj fixed for the ronsidera- | urged it* patsage. ceeafully brought to this country, and a day. Night work for children can tton of hie Internationa] Cnpvright bill, but Finatf Him Ost wtte a C><ajr. Mar. ‘A>.—'Hie hou-e adopted a resolutkin , on one occasion a lady of San Francisco only be antinwized in establtahineuta lb? house aCT>.«-«i to-.et a- day fur tbeconi declaring Mr. Garrison entitled to a seal as used one of them aa a center-piece on where the pruw-sa of maiiuf;»ctare can­ [Knoxville (Temx) News] srien4i"i> of the bill retiring the trade dol­ lar-. u hkh {hut ido that thene dollars shall representative from thp Fifth district of Vir- the table at a dinner party, greatly to not have a bad influence on tbe health. A very high-toned looking young man, tor- exchanged at the tmx-iiry for standard g'nia. ami the <«ath of ofltee was administer* the wonder and admiration of her Even if allowed, the work must not in ____ f v loud plaid exquisite mustache, silver dollars dollar frw dollar, and tlwreup- ; ed to him. Tbe speaker presented an esti­ 1 guests, who could scarcely be con­ exceed four lurare. . 3. Tho work ol rloth.», red necktie, low-crowned het, en Uvativl ax bullion and recoined into mate of <30.000 for the pedestal of the statue standard dollars. It is not probable that ' of General Garfield to be erected in Wash­ vinced that the almost microscopic ap­ children uinet be regulated in ench a 1 crushed strawberry kids, and knittingWBT u not to prerent their going to needle cane, walked into Uncle Peter stogrtwe will stou or Icmm’-p the coinage of ington by the army of the Cumberland. The ples on the trees were genuine fruit diver dollars at Uil- session, bin it is probs- , bonded whisky extension bill was dlscuxsc"l And now comes the question—how is echoole three hour, erery day. i. The Ricerdi’e etore, next to oar oSne, a Nr that a joint resolution may pasre declar- |Q committee of the whole, without action. the dwarfing done? The gardener ownere o( tactorier are obliged to ad. few dar e eince, and throwing a half mg that -.mien w ithln two years., there , shall Mae. 21.—The bouse adopted a resolution mil in>|wclon and their easutonte into Joller (with a hole in it> down on the be a emend international agreement fur tbe declaring untrue the charges against Mr. merely thwarts nature. He know a that, rehabilitation of diver in Europe al the ex- I Ellis, of Louisiana. Id connection with the to grow properly, a tree requires sun­ their works at any hour ol the day.. sooh ter, Well, this the worst piratkm of that time th? United States will star-route frauds. E. H. Funston was sworn light, heat, moisture and nourishment -------- r. A gentleman can find •"top tbe coinage of silver. It is thought by i in as the successor uf thr late D.”€. Haskell, from'the sod. He takes measures to nothing in it fit to eat. drink, or some diver men that the rapid increase of ; «»f Kansas. Bills were passed to retire W. ; [Marion Calrtfct in Courier-Journal, j the wheat export- froui India, while It may W. Averill with the rank and pay of colonel let the tree have only just enough of The antiquarian finds by a picture serknaly damage our wheat farmers by in- und fur the relief of toe ImxJ 'repreaebCa- these to enable it to keep alive. terfertng with thr European demand for our , tivre of the late Captain John G. Tod, of To begin, he takes a little seedling or upon an *’*rth*a 1“np.,e^°/ne^_ from . « uae s taauM can urn m it i say, Mr. xrrj4ue wheat, will mate a largely-inerroa- - Texa< the walls of old nuui that tbe famous Storekeeper con you tell a fallow a d*cutting, about two inches high, and cute «) dclMud tn l.Htb. for jllrcr. whkVAt, MAR a._In lh). how fevoreblereport, tub ol D,Ogm.ua wm no tub ol nil. but | cm riZi’■ would xuopiv. It k. nrgued U1M wore mwlr ou bill, to reublM «n rerej.if- off ita main root. He then puts the 2S‘!iSr,,Mp<Su *"4ru:5 “ I**'1»<xkI. «.«l I.,, U.« return of the plant in a shallow dish, with tbe cut an immense eartheu pot called al “YaT sir " aaid UnHe Peter “Whai • —* MnUbM.lhl; wll n.- .-elute > <yn,lderebk reminder ot the L'ulnere indemnity fund, end of the root resting against a stone, python—tbe largest specimen of Greek ' • merewre >n tbe mKer currency of that greet and adveraelr th reduce lifetime patent, to to retard its growth by preventing pottery, used when new and whole as What kind ? rrgrtn. five year*. A resoluiion was adopted calla -bort of cellar for all aorta of provis- ; nourishment entering that way'. Bits 1 Ing for information os to the lease of put in th. ioM. Mpecmllr trewb mmta. Th. AU. -Wh, look «tenrce Rli— Mppesre*I before tbr.bpringrr grounds in Yellowstone park, and what of clay the size of a bean are i ' cotnnuttft* Frida;, and -poke of the difficul- Kvision was made for the preservation of dish, and are so regulated in IKind xnd I “>*■> "oMierj during the P.iopona. 1 xed eri lor x and game. Several members aired their ?quantity aa te afford the least round ebrllrr shelter m such renelx vessels . jFT j 7! U possible poeeible sum •"“> war <°™d in .noh Id , u«Mbe rxpera-n..w| in prefstriog ->ou»e cases views on the bonded whisky extension bill far the grand .»nrj. Tnr <-a«r aga:ti«t Dorood for. the little rootlets which have wnr was the -lic-nft—t. and not thr most Mar. 24.—In toe Irause, Mr. Ellis intro­ gi.im.to Tb. poor romplxia(e<i. Hr is-iieMsi.tiir files of the duced a joint resolution reciting the danger bee® left on the poor little tree. Water, about the Greek atife also used Uncle Peter thought a imxiaflkr ite|>urt m|-ut had been tampered of an overflow at New Orleans, and appro­ heat and light are furnished the strug­ bonds th«toT~i. tor .Wtor during U>. mort , JjTjL W i with, as Ih- on1' foiyfMl a few paperx rt“gard- priating $300,000 for preventive measures. gling plant in just sufficient quantities , v_ .lU u i n 7’^7' mg tlx- Salldmry < s-e. After witnesses iu After considerable debate the nwoiutHm to hold life in it without giving it inclement seasons of the yer~ Upon Um Imnp m toll" ol I Tbrn took U>« hUI dollm fromi.tb. tbehaliebnn. Park, and Kerin nwc begsu was lost by 95 to US. but by unanimous "con­ arrtn ingcrM»!( r-aiin- to him and -aid n it sent it was reintroduced and referred to the enough to thrive on. In addition, any mastic history wo see the r-wuld be jir«»v<il i'liit -dUt combination had committee on appropriation'" Bills were ambitions attempt to thrive, in spite of rereivrd ■kmka (>> «• Idcli ritvj were not en­ handed in to give the Soul hern Kansas Pa­ these drawbacks, is checked by clip­ half cent. air. but I can’t titled they wonld return 1L and so «tnp crim­ cific road right of*way through Indian Terri­ ping with a sharp knife or searing with inal proceeding*. Bli-** then refused, but tory • providing a uniform grade for iavalid a red-hot iron. finally an urgutueni was arrived at in regard * [>duiionm; to secure cheaper currmpondAfter from five to fifteen years al i mcc by telegraph; to prevent toe reuse of to Ibe Salisbury nouit>. •' ; cigar-boxes, and to repeal the restriction on such treatment the only Wpnder is that withont a word, walked out. • Che coinage of the diver dollar. the abused tree consents even to live, to General Cux and Mr. fltntit. in charge uf [ The scene of the battle of Pittaburg | say nothing o^ (jeering fruit. FOREIGN. bills "For special uni form Instruction ot too ; Landing was visited the other day bv a ‘ The ««*«» " MJnr11 ot Switzerland m., [PhlfeMphte CalLj federal council of Switzerland has decorrespondent of The Call, of Peoria, “Why ia my darling ■ tU eXpd f0,lr '. ••’nnsin MtaWhiMtU ro nave prepare"! tneir reports. .i . . I Maarice Thompson in Tbe Critic.] Illa He says that farmers still gather night r •ml W.I1 Mibmlt Uir ZmVu. (lie hmarSlhe ■ ,T}“ h“Z"lC’''1 lead and iron in the field, and that one After all, there is nothing like sketch­ Ire opportuniti. Hrpn-M!m.:ivr MIUrr, mlMIXv by wlikh Coi^no wm. -lulrmiVi .< Ih.- ..nimiurron mUHIm h oi elyrtrtlprr.idM.1 of Uir cliaiubex ol «rpu- ing, no matter how poorly it may be merchant shipped over 3,d(X) pounds of to? opinion that the measures will be favor- ' Ue<done, as means of educating tbe mind old bullete last year. The other day a The land eommisKlwien euintnisslaient at Du Dublin ably consMicrtvl. General Cox, who is thor- ; Tbe ‘>lln reduced in nature's smaller wnya Clear ex­ child found a shell that exploded after eurhiy familiar with the subject, will briefly I the rentals uf tin* Limerick estate of the it had been buried for twenty-one yx Jq >T,i tbe — ... ...—■existing ..I—.1—*** — I! gove+nor »■■■.. r. ■ w „ . I Ac ww..m £2,400 4—> 4tvx to pression comes of accurate knowledge. oeradiy for tbe -■progeneral df Canada Cfrom Whatever oat has sketched* remains years. Of the 8,000 soldiers whose re­ poreri ••uniform inMhwtions.■"and instructions, and urge urge ' the ,| £L,«00. j \ rmnwritate tiie re­ "*■*“ pernagt of **■ “ bill. " Strait's “ Admiral Hew rtd explains that a reward sharply defined in one’s memory, I ot'i mains lie iu the cemetery, 2,361 were port takes toe ground that it is of manifest I UB ,w ww of £1,<XJO was, uflertd for ilie head of Osman in form and in effect. If one is a liter­ unrecognized Two largo iron cannon hnportance that arms fur th? uulitla of the II Dfatma Dignia betaitse' because he WHirdernitvto British me>»- ary worker and can sketch readily, one serve as columns at the gate of tho cem­ respective states be fnmfalted by tb«j gen- smger*. ! Tiw reran «n>du«.>( (rtoirnU IrwWd gets a double value out of what one etery. The grave nearest them is that ehoooes irosn nature. Hawthorne's of the “Dromiaar Boy of Shiloh.’' Al­ LtaM.ir<»t««nUi»plrl. -Idlo h»rr bom rwrewuplreuop,lr.« note-books would have Ixen far m re bert Sidney Johnson died under a teen HateK as originally allowed under sec­ j tin- Turkish grand vfeler to tbe United important and interesting if they usd largo tree that stood Mar by; but of the tree there is ofely the stump rwbeen accompanied with illustrations in termed statuu*.enactedUOR,b apt States government. El Mehdi Is organizing a force of artillery pencil jotted .down on the spot. maining, and tho spot is marked by a folia1 and Is preparing to march on Berber. Gen. The professional literary person young evergreen. Gordon states that be can no longer hold Khartoum against the tribe* massing about ought to avail himeelf of every means A TUZORAPH BILL. him. / | for gathering material for his work­ The bill Introduced by Representative The British huusd of common" iiassed the shop. Due of the best mesas is sketch­ Tho hwy for the pUrpOM- of Mecuritlg corre- army estimates bill, covering £4,310,000. ing from' nature as supplementary to powfrocr by telegraph at cheaper rates The Marquis of Hartington stated that boun­ M nb—mat north-eider oa Moods, ties and elastic terms of service liad during faithful written descriptions and sug­ "•tbit 1-r.Ntoh.rs do not read th. Hoads, gestions. It was Gautier who said that recent apparition of ths“ White Ladv ■ United State?- v. itfi tl>e jxMtal telegraph the |®st year attracted over 3U.OOO recruits. p*X~»« uu Hands,—st Ian not early foretelling death, was in fact nothin Tbe Chinese ram Nankin, which was de­ words have a value extrinsic of their and cable company. Within five years from m il« ds,.’ Tbs lift,. Dr.ldUls epoke Uw dab- of the contract ti»e company shall tainer! in the Tyne by the British govern­ meaning—in a literary-artistic way— wore than , ,hia,.pro.„ be prepared todo bu-inre- In all cities in ment in order to settle some questions as to and so skathhee from nature have a in his tonsan oa Saads, of WandsU fKcl-M w, «ho, hani>< two k.p. ai toe Atlantic division having poHtofflcv de­ a breachjd^negtralhy. has steamed out nn- suggestivriraM and vitalizing power Uto b, th. praporatioiu for a oomia livery east of the Mississippi and Missouri not at all measured or controlled by river* nn<l south of Gtnaha and Minneapolis. Tbe Egyptian rebels have cut off all *omWithin -"eveu year- the business shall be municatiun with Khartoum, and the situa­ their airtistic merit or demerit. They dispatch might come before night an­ night stroll through tho rorridora. The nouncing the great philanthropist's de­ extended to the I'acifi-rocud, and shall be tion is deemed very’ serious for Gen. Gordon. known as the Pacific division. The rates British messengers carrying concealed let­ memory and as fertilizers to the cre­ parture. The interchange ofglAncea youngbter would nave been diamiseed Jrom ths royal service except for a proH^ed are ir> rents for twenti words and ters hair Innn sent , from Berber to Karbetween the people who read in the fnandly intetoeaaor whose wish is a K) rente for each additional ten wonts, and touui. ’ -J* • ■ ’ f . ative power of tbe injunction. Ifierote each for a night message of twenty Tbe n-ppblic of Andorra, in tbe Pyrenees, wonfe into? Atiantledh-UtotahMdAedivi/ seventeen miles lung t»y fifteen wide, has a ion rates from the Atlantic division shall be pantomime as I have ever seen. Mine­ 80 for eath add’ttonal ten revolt growing out uf an electoral dispute. Gardeners in the vicinity of Loa teen of every twenty in that congrega­ : Chicago Hamid.) words, and So rente for night meMageaof Franco having thrdateuod to support her twenty words. Newspaper rates shall be partisans by. force, .Spain givea warning that Angeles, Cat, wondered why they could tion had read the Sunday morning pa­ three-fourths of 1 cent tor day sen ire and such action will be deemed a breach of in­ not raise figs as well as other fruit, and pers, but tbe minister hadn't.” U eent for night "wrvk* tn the Atlantic di­ ternational law. jt has only recently been discovered vision. P or Totals between die two divia­ that the trees were all what horticult­ tons the rate te inyrwaM i, cen fa emth inAt ■cent Mis in Baltimore ot Um The beat on earth, can truly be rtald urists call females. Since then they i, and hoist. W. W. Carters hair rin. into the grxpr. from the grape into of Griggff Glycerine Salve, which is a have been planting one of the opposite sure cure for cute, bruiaea,scalds, burns, taoeea, rates Khali be S cent per dur­ tag tbe day and S «ait JW word at night wotmda, and all other sor«. Will «»- cellent crops. % Mil provides flat a£u>pa shall be iaZUd lUvdv rare oBre. trtter mrt all Ain el... V - 1 — Gladstone regards the thiM wonder healer. Dante “not only a pleaaun exists but by the oooeeut of intelli­ tXWfi (CUSHION Aid Mxrahxll lor M Male. • gence. latelHjsaoe is always umpire HKNATE. introCheeterfield: I look John Ruskin ’ s new lecture think of Time tried and trw ia hr rooiti,. Cure, whicb'rtwnbmw tbewort qualities ot all the t»«t cough n-JSii without the defeeta o! an, ol then. It cures promptly, thoroughly and permtawitly, all mughs. roldn. croap whooping coughs, influenza, bronchitis h<>arsene«8, incipient cottoumption, and all throat and lung disea^s, healing u the lungs-safe and pleasantchildren Price 50 cents and one dollar; trial bot­ tles free of Fred’k Hotchkiss 'Sly Kidney and Lltrr .-ctnpUuiV tbe blood and rejrutau tbr boWw» fe artirir tn his line Ta attncii a stamp to an -n '.-I. i- 13 to moisten the envelop? ano thn. japly thr stamp. Try this, li vrotairthin^ wr would usr Dr __ lied (lover Tonic for dyspepsia. r’«<!ivsne«, tgul breath, piles, ‘pimplre. agu> and malaria discasew, poor appetite, low spirits, headarh, or <iDoa.v- <>f th»- kid neys, stomach and liver. Price5brente of Vred’k Hotchkiss. ▲DTXBTZSKD LETTKKa Daor Lrrrxa - David Moulton Acnrroa Gkxmmai i Orriva. i a^heUi'A * Us Ktate ot Michigan. CeunriofRarry hundred and . «tedtb. Jodsr of •*«**•*■ r of tbe estate « Charles srarth- count thia day tied may be heart *r.d dk.wrtL and an order tor dUtritetion wiierel. and be «>• SuHfellJa, Aw JS V (Mtee. faITU. Ubtes. an« laseM to tbe «•«* M T^lWawsEeig^^iiS onrorkMk Stem th* � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-04-04.pdf 1c15ac2f6acf581c65853c9ac6dc9083 PDF Text Text Hasting VOL. XXVIII. NO. 50.' The Hastings Banner. Barkt Co, Mi oh.. marshall l. cook. HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 4, 1884. County News. BALTIMOKK .Toe reyabheaa caucus tor Uie townshlpot Ral- SB EjyTffiL"??' u>« “ °n Frt,lwBv Obdkb com. HABWNGB. SUBSCRIPTION RATK8) TO!nr he'nrr th” caucu* r sJT E . To*« House. Saturday. April 8. IM. at 1 o'clock p. m, sharp. ■ , BY ORDER COM. IRVING. JOB PRINTING A ropubllcan caucus fbr the punxM* of nom­ prult’ U fell Ln the Jot Printing De- inating candidal©* for the various township ofJrtJn.utof the Bamxkk Everything In the fler*. electing delegate* to attend the county ■ -i.n- office N new; and with the lateat face* of convention, and the tranaacUon of »ix-h other the nxxt approved pattern* of' machinery. .T rompetent workmen employed, enable* the >. a kb Vs' do Cr»c-claao job <fork.___________ a DV RKTUitNG RATES ulUIBU pec yv*r................. two 00 SitrH -s*nce tocHpecl*! poUUou* Woodland. • Jud^e oi ProtatrEro*ecutIng Attorney. . Time, they say, levels and even* up JMITH A t’OLGROVE. . all things; so does the average town Lawyers. meeting. Give us town meetings four I in all court* of the Bute. Collection* times a year, and infuse a little life in ; our otherwise dull political uxistance. Dan Hazer has rented the Whitcomb property and will move to town, having XAPPKN A Van ARMAN, rented his farm to Boss Cotton. Lawyen*. I Orlean Jordan, one of the old pion­ in**r HdffUnr* N»uon*l H*uk.) eers of this town, is suffering from a [OHN i’\RVETH. ~ I stroke of paralysis. Attorney at Law, Jerome England is the owner of a Middleville. Mi< b I short horn durham calf which when |j> W S’lSKERN. 12 hours old weighed 122 pounds. L lawyer. James Farrel has purchased M. Nis. irtvr ^p*altUux*x dry aw’d* More.) Wil; .UietiJ pnxnpUy to *11 buxlaeu In *11 wonger’s farm and will soon take pos­ ■ - «rU tn.Brjes rvJMXiable. session of the same. Married, March 30th. Henry B. Hays Attorney at Law, and Miss Emma Kizar. D. O. I’Orry will go with L. D. Warner vrMtH.-*-- m vll ■ xHjrtrt of t_x* SUie ColkcUon* ! to Oregon, so he says, .tecapUy aitoodhig tn, R A W LOWRY. M. D„ Physician. Surgeon and Oculist. UMrr (M riKraSl. HmUOX*. Mieh.l toMh u to*n or nraatry promptly attended •So* Lours 4 to 10 *. m. ;uid 1 to 3 p. m T.4. «.non<- nt Holloways'drux store. ia •I- UACKETT A BUTLER, Pysicians and Surgeons, । C. Grozinger has purchased the farm > known as the Glenn farm of J. Acker; consideration, S5,(XM). Mr. Acker takes in part payment for the same, the place , now occupied by Mr. Gozinger. Mrs. Amelia So uggs, of Albion, is paying her mother, Mrs. M. Baitinger, | and other relatives and friend# a visit Ezra Well ha* removed his billiard tallies to Chester. , The M. C. B. R. Co', have built a com­ modious pump house at this station. The baker, at the south end has again changed hands. Mrs. Blair and her son, James, became proprietors on Monday. The winter term of school closed last Friday with rhetorical exercise* Mrs. F. C. Courier and children are visiting the families of A. L. and L. A, Foote this week. . Rev. A. Livermore made friends in Eaton Rapids a visit, Monday and Tue»day. A number of dwelling houses are be­ ing erected^here this spring. The republican caucus held on Satur­ day was well attended and harmonious. It organized by electing John Keagle, chairman, and Omo Strong, secretary. Delegatee were then elected to attend the county convention /ft Hastings, April 10, also a townahFp committee. Upon the first formal ballot S. 8. Inger­ son was nominated for supervisor. Mr. Ingerson is an old farmer and recently acquired business interests in the vil­ lage of Nashville; he is a careful and candid man, possesses good judgment, and Would assess the property both in town and country fairly and honestly. We believe the republicans will rally around our ticket; it is unexceptional in every respect Temperance people will surely feel satisfied, as they are men of pronounced temperance princi­ ples, and the entire ticket should be elected. We hope to see a full vote. Let every republican turn out and also secure the attendance of those who are lukewarm. Let us make a grand rally and show the people that republi­ can and temperance principles are still as noble and grand as ever, and that a majority of the voters voter* in Castleton are in favor of their triumph. ASSYRIA. Winnie Russel is still very sick. .Sylvia Chapman is very sick, and has Mike Risen smiles and says its a girl ErairtevUte. Michi) I l>een for some tune* 44. iDjhlor day. promptly attended. this time. Mr. John Guy intends to start this H K. TIMMKBMAN’,’ Lon Hager and Dan, his father, have ” • Htin>u*pathic Physician & Surgeon, started a new meat market. This at week to visit friends in Wisconsin and the present time gives us three markets Illinois, Alveres Wilcox is at work for J. liarin the village. Our shoemaker returns to his farm tom this a»*ason. Dentist. ' this week, and leaves the field clear fob j Mr. Potter has moved into Mt. Gay’s promptly ittouded to. ] house. a new man, who ever he may be. JftKVnRE A PRESSY. Mrs. J. Martom spent a part of last Physicians and Surgeons. CEDAR CREEK. week at Evanston, Ill, with her aunt, Krwport, MicD.) Oacar Campbell ha* returned from who is quite feeble. । Grand Ledge, where he has been visit* There is to be a warm sugar social ELTON A ( HOOK , jng frjen(|s for the past few weeks, festival and donation at the residence are fur th.. W.Mtown ^uraore Co. 1 T»y,or (k,rwi» CUt hi" foOt *»U1U of O. W. Tompkins Thursday, April 10, -ary wru* uoiirio* on a man's property against | h few days since. for the benefit of Elder Abbott. ! Charlie Burgeman has aoM M> ftiro n1 — j to C. Dickinson. MORGO-THORN APPLE. |’«XIK a <HELDON. Walare Norton, while sawing in his Wm. 8. Adkins, the agent at Morgan, ______________________ t mill a few days since, had the miaforhas been annoyed at two different Rave thr only ol Abstract Books In Barry (tune to strip the cog* ail off the gearing times by the placing of old rubbish k*K'T . on the water wheel, which will cause around his front door, and also by fill­ Y \ FOOTE. M. D., ' much, delay in the mill. • z ing up the key hole in his door with ><■ 1-h vsiclan and Surgeon, w,da(.,. Norton has sold a portion of sticks and pieces of nails, etc. For the his farm. y information of the parties that are CiMdeorr next door north Wolcott House. • • fail. promptly sttfoderl too. day or uljibt Horace Peckham and his -sister went guilty of these offenses we will say that pSEHI KNflGHT, “J" to Freeport last Thursday, to attend they must I* discontinued or else the the funeral of their brother’s child. *’ \Veterinary Surgeon. perpetrators suffer the consequences. H. H. Hull called on the citizens t>f «te»uir®.»t. Rutland. near Yeckley school house.) George Wilkinson is building a new WU! *UfT>d al! call- lor service* uigbi or day. house. Morgan last Saturday. ’tariff- rw^xonab’.r ■WHOLE NO. 1498. Farmers talk quite encouraging u to the wheat prospects this year. Mr. N. Brayton has been confined to his room with a bad knee this week. The first maple sugar brought in this spring sold for 12 cent* per pound. Rumored that the M. E. society are about to purchase the Congregational church property. Mrs. Geo. Kelley was ’called to Alle­ gan county Monday, on account of the dangerous illness of her sister. John Karcher, a former Bowne resi­ dent, now of Petoskey, is visiting his parents and other relatives here The pleasant countenance of Rev. Beach is seen on our streets. Mr. B. is assisting in the revival work at the Congregational church, Mr. John Geiger, of Bowne, has been visiting his brother Jake, of Missaukee county, the past two weeks. He re­ turned home last Wednesday. Elmer Fox felt of a circular „ saw rauwhile • it was inad i n. Monday morning, Result, a lacerated thumb and .traa -ra^ quite «*. "a lively gait when he went for the doctor. .. , The new double store of Messrs. Mosher and Hunt, to be erected just east of Drs. DeVore A 1’raaaey’s build­ ing, will add materially to that portion of the village. Rev. Parsons, a successful revivalist, has. been conducting meetings at the (a>ngregational church since last Sab­ bath. Mr. Parsons formerly occupied the pulpit at Bowne Centre with muih The usual water blockade has again occured in the southeast corner of the town. Thia will continue aa long aa the town ia under demo-greenback rule. The demo-frreens eame near toeing a vote by one of their ardent supporters. Come near getting thrown into the water while running the blockade. i*hil. Burgtes has traded farms with Mr. Burman, of Hastings township, and moved Mway almost before hie nearest neighbors knew pf it. Phil, leaves, lots of friends, \ CoL Gill continues hia revival meet­ ings at Podunk. couldn't giv© you * b The delegates chosen for this town to bat truth » truth, aad I attend the county convention are: A. D. Rork. IL H. Bishop, C. R. Croeby. Afton D. Smith and Ell Erway. Below we give the repuhltoan nomin­ ations for township officers: Supervisor -Asa D. Rork. Clerk- William Pennock. * i Justice—Qliver H. Atkins. School Inspector—Chauncey.R. Croeby Wor drworth. j. Drain Com.—Manning Doud. । Constables—Zebulon B. Hoyt. James ’ D. Benham. Horatio H. Mead. Lorenzo ’ i>. Gardner. wrote DELTON. Did you get fooled this year ? We need a highway commissioner in this part of the town. Who is the coming man April 7th ? Who will be the next to swap horses ? Mrs. Adalbert Norwood is very ilL Mrs. Skillman is visiting nt M?Skill­ man's in Plainwell. acceptance. II. A. M<•All.isten*’ little child that w;u» tpek from rock ra^h, is oh the gain. J. IL Nidiols' little girl that had the M. J. Goss & Co. and F. F. Ward A Co. have remodeled and refitted their M-arlet fever is gaining strength. Seth Crosby and Thad Sprague Will store rooms, making them much inure soon begin their job of cutting 400 cords convenient. Wheat Is looking quite good about nf stove wood for O. Barrett. Lincoln and Alida Bush came home the township, and farmers are pleased from Albion college to spend vacation with the favorable prospects. A little amusement was caused here and returned Wednesday, the second of over a mistake made by one of our citi­ April, to attend the spring term. Miss Mattie Ford bade adieu to her zens. l/ooking carelessly at the article on the republican candidates for presi­ many friends and relatives and started dent in the Banner of March 21, and for Courtland, N. Y., the 27th of March, taking in also the picture of the lady to live with her uncle. Good luck to steamboat captain, he concluded that ■ you. Mat. ■he wa» on. of the randidatw and pro-1 JL E- «HUey b» F1111' . . . .. . . , . „ , with the exception of a few picket ceeded to expatiate on her Intellectual | He ttWafover 15.000 feet of features, etc. \ ,, this and this is not a pine uns winter, wi At the republican caucus a canvas country either. . for presidential candidates resulted as 1 BRILLIANTS. follows: Blaine 19, Edmunds 9, Arthur^ta Goss ffCo. have added a new depart­ From brain to brain: ment to their business and now offer Oh. wa* it toy. or did that wild daatr* lumber, shingles, lime, etc., for sale. Turn It to pain I The greenbockers have nominated The thirst of soul Lov*’« rapture could aol Frank Shean for supervisor, Mr. Hor­ Mak* Whil* w* were twain; ton, of this place, for clerk. Sixteen voters. attended their caucus. That party is growing beautifully lera in this town. The new postoffice on the M. A O. in this town is called Starr, in honor of an But through all ag«* Burn and abins*, ■ old resident who once owned the proj>-1 erty on which the station is located. John J. Perkins lost a valuable colt I last week which was afflicted with , some distemper. 'The grange here has been holding I WUh Mrft •ffulgutrte* —{Longfellow. Spring ■till make* Spring In tb* mind. When dxty year* are told; I Love wake* anew the lon.bbtnjc heart some Interesting sesslpns of late. POINTS IN SHOEOLOQY. Those here who favor the Kalamazoo and Hastings road are pleased to learn Ice is all out of Thornapple lake. Tis said that? Frank and Charles that the prospect has not lieen aban­ [Troy Ht*n!*r4.) Bower sawed ninety cords of wood in doned. They should show their pleas­ •Yaa, sir; they beat palmistry all ure by making a larger subscription seven nays. hollow. Take yourself, for instance: in Reported that the republican nomi­ list. yonr shoe I see va*.dllatioa, irresolution. The republican caucus was held in flcklene**. »tendency toward negligence nee for justice said he would, resign if the Calkins’ school house Friday after­ or ------------x_ra of unpiekrent dutim. evasion elected, which is not correct • ■pell*. of moratcne**.. noon, and the following excellent ticket occasional any person ’ * tue >rTa—'—— —foot——~ nominated: Supervisor, A. C. Towne; Show ORAJTGEVILLE. covering after two •ArarafVis* months’ wear wear, Mr. Bunnell commenced a select clerk; R.B. Richards; treasurer, War­ or often Isos than that, sad I school held at the school house in this ren Fisher; justice of the peace, full will tell yon that porsoa's character, place to continue four weeks, with 19 terin.Wm. L. Brown; justice of the If both nasi sad lo« are evenly worn peace, to fill vacancy, John F. Koster; i level, the owner is elaar-haaded. da pnpils to start with. Vanderburg. Adam Lewis has bought the old Dea. K-hool Inspector, F. A. Bacon; highway eisive, end resolute, a good bueinera Dr. Smith hm a fine hedge of everman. a ralnsble and trustworthy rm­ commissioner, Wm. H. Burchett; con­ Ellis farm; consideration >1,000. plows, or an excellent wife and mother. Geo. P. Coon was married the 28th to stable. M. C. Chamberlin. Caleb France. If the ontalda sole Is <mt through the H. W WUlMroa. I. Calthrop. The fol­ owner, if » man. is inclmed to be ada Mre. Cramer, of Plain well. citrato* quite rwMT. Wheat looks rather thin on some of lowing dektatas to the county conven­ ventarona, unreliable end epaanuxho in tion were chosen: R. B. Richards, A.‘C. our sandy farms. Clover has come through In fine con­ Towne. J. J. Perkins, W. Fisher, Albert Warner. Wm. L. Brown. To elect dition. . the Banner ‘Mr. M. L. Cook and Miss Lid* Kelly their town ticket by good round ms- George Baker has about 8U0 frogs on r. I' Shown, M D W S. POLHKMU*. M. I). hand, and the market doesn’t open for IjRaS. BROWN A POLHEMU8, i . 4 4 I' Itom.epathic Physicians A Burgeons. ! about two weeks y«L A. Pens has cloned his shoe shop for talh from the nflkf al al! Hour* of this season. d"7 or n,<dR I”- Polhemu* will give «pc< 1*1 Charlie Mowry Is moving his house­ MketitHi to of .bo Kye and Ear. Utter Lours- * to 12 a. m.: 2 to 4 p. O. hold goods down to Hank Wright’s for the present but intends to move to TenA PACKARD. i neeee in the near future Eugene Corwin has sold his farm to ! Annias Dunn. He has also purchased the farm formerly owned by George BLACKSMITHS, ».> M«U ML, Opp. Horaeah oeing Out Wort Shows The lecture Of Mr. Pando. wm poorly •r wk you to -rtv* a trial, feeling confldenl attended owto* to the weather. Thoee •ooMrot ihm y you do so. you will remain a who went, however, report It good. **re»»nent patron. Walter Weheter left for Manlatee last J. HMITH. Saturday to enrage tn law practice in E. PACKARD. that city. ' W. A. Aylsworth and family left for Juniata, Nebraska, their future home, SAW GUMMING! made a shortbut pleasant call last Sab­ bath on their way home from Pine republican* turn out *nd vote. As this j* presidential year they should do their duty. H. G. Ewiton and wife leave on Wednreday for their future home in Da­ At last we have a stopping place at Gun Marsh and daily mail on the M. & O. R. R-, which all have seemed so anx­ ious for. When to and behold, a peti­ tion is sent into the poetoffice depart­ ment to have our mail route discontinu­ ed from Orangeville to Gun Marsh. A last Wednesday. Mrs. Page having purchased the mil­ fine idea; when we well know that our linery stock of Mrs. chapnum removed mail from east or west will come much it to Mrs. Wickham's building. sooner than when it came via. Plain­ A. OOTANT.Frank Fuller hes returned from Vir­ well. I, for one, cannot see the object J M ROGEBHACO. ginia. He purchased a farm while they have for trying to run things that there. way. H. A. Kanaga has moved his stock of boots and shoes to the old Wheeler •MN. OATS, CLOVER SEED, TIMOTHY. building. ' ' SEED, CORN MEAL, FLOUR, HAIR,' Geo. W. Francis hse taken pouralon tahel. of his recently purchased rraldence on bushel. LIME, plaster stucco Bav. VanAuken returned home on WATER LIME. the south side. • Saturday. Junes Fleming has erected a fine ° Wash. Roush large clock in his well stocked jewelry . store, which he propone, shall keep the other day. EMra L. Mrabar and tmally rtaftod Nashville time. frianda to Saranac. Monday. . •>* ALL THESE ABTlCLRs 'LL'1! FILING in an experienced manner , . BOCK BOTTOM PRICKS C. W. Smith'*. or William'i him?’ Coleridge described himself w so affected that be never afterwsad wrote a review, and he appeared to w- [InUr Ocean.) valued relic* of antiquity in tbs British museum, notonjy bec*UM« of it* b.M«7 but because it u one of the oldest spats urn, ten inch** high. The ground work ia of bine glass, enameled with whiv wedding of Thetis and Pelen*. It w** Alexander Severus, or a relative of hu, and was discovered during the aixleenta century in a rich iiarcophagn* on Moot* - . «----v re it had been for some 1.300 year*. A. man named Lloyd, ity or for love of mia , into bits in 1845 with a ■tone; but the piece* were carefully collected and cemented together, and luseum, it ia not shown to the public Leigh Hunt: It is books that toaeti __________________ aid. La Fontaine: Men are a* ©old ate to the tr uth, hot ee fire to taJ (C rinnati Enquirer.) When a native diaoorera on© of three creature* be is made for Hfe The act of securiag ft make* him * mandarin at once, inaure* him from al' taxation for the remainder of his life. beside* receiving from the king a pure, of >1,000 and gift* innumerable In short, he’* fixed for life; consequently the natives are continually on the alret for the spotted brutre. When one v secured the newe of the capture ir immediately forwarded to the king and a po^ae of noble* with ■ robes are *t onc«> diapatel scene of the capture, that the captor* have u* jn„ the rovai rictun are conli of *cari$t filk. abend to the slightest wanta o the animal. Rich feather fan* will Silt handle** keep the tareeta from lL Bring the day, while • «ilk on broidered muaqnito net ia provided a' night vramnva it in th* CODltal * boat b- urar the rity it ImuK tod U>« tag it to U» dlr. «><1 Ibm » ptora h* Wbuilt (or It witbill the rojwl grounds The hoora it gwuordlv ■. bar ■bad with « goldah rad daooratad wJU great richtxw* Tho mdea are »kiUfaU .. . a. _____ _ Lira tKawraxii kota. The “Little Brown Jug” was played to a rather small, but appreciative, audimce Thursday evening. Receipts, him with the idea that he ■ *01 aawu hi. attire toneta. . A Urge tract ol hud without , •19.00? thieving. A Sabbath school concert was fltrn “A certain Sunday night st the M. E. church. J4»b Brandstetter lost an oow company with two last week. ’ , M „ There is same prospect of a*daily mail dam affords. A cabinet of minvdere » appointed, and a large retinue of oth^ noblemen to attend to its went* "h- for Prairieville. Mr. and Mr* Perkins were sum­ moned to Ohio more than a week ago by the death of Mrs. P> mother Hiram Chase was married to Louisa ।: Jones last week. MA. W. H. WHRf has • new stock of ’ milBhery. , •pigram. Whsn be had eouciudsd he read his review aloud to the ladies ei the family. On* of them, Wordsworth^ <g, Frix th. he«l �■The A DAY IN TANGIER8. MY SINGLING. (Detroit Free Press.] 'Rocnd whom the eusbadowin, Of babyhood's royal dignities, taste for romance. WURKI8M FUNBRAL& MAN tASlUklw (lira John Strattn.1 tn Now York Bun.) High above me I behold the build­ ings and wall-, of Timgiers. The blue Mediterranean dashes* its waves against a ruined mole and a temporary pier for the accommodation of travelers. Every­ thing is different .from European scenes. Wild flowers grow j in profu­ sion on the roofs and old walla. The bright blossoms of the cactus glow in tire sunlight The prickly pear at­ tains the size and height of trees, and I asked Mr. Bonner if be had never When a Moslem dies, if be w nch found it necessary to make any new departures in consequence of the enough, his family buys a ro®»: changes in literary taste; if the same this he is placed, .and in it he lies in order of stories that pleased when peo­ state until the time of bis bunal m pi ple had read less and had less to read hand. Sometimes he is carried into and [ pleased now? He said he hod in no the mosque and so to the grave itaelf wav altered his original idea* on the but never any farther. Before lower- I ing into the ground, the corpse is taken ; subject of editing. He believed huipan nature to be always the same in arfy out and wrapped in a cloth, while the coffin is given m a pre^mt to some I age -yesterday, to-day and forever. The Ledger’s enormous constituency moeque. Here it is kept in stock and let I is an index of a taste. commhn to all , out for a small sum to families who can- , mankind—the taste for romance. All not afford to buy coffins for their dead, . which ride Moors and others mounted on mulrs and donkeys. The natives । the world likes to read stories. The bnt who feel it incumbent to keep eat the fruit, cutting each pear from its prosier and more uneventful the lives up the dignity. of the occMion. For j the very poor, those who look to use stood a woman without who was swarthy stem with twine. The leaves are food ' of the readers, the greater their de­ i —light in the ____ exciting fortunes—of the rather than style, then' hang, in the „ w— — . ________ with the sun of Egyptian centuries, for camels. inner courts of the mosques, a Miries of I heroes and heroines of the novel BoJust below the hotel and outside the • Bo ­ tall, strung, sinewy, with coarse black boards shaped like oofiin-lids, and, like hair and tawny skin, a v omau shunned gota of the city is the soko or market i manoe rests them. It lifts them out place. On Sundays and Thursdays it [ of the dullness of everyday Hfe, opens ready-made clothes, graded in size from is filled with a motley crowd, who bring ' wide the gate which leads in the infant to adult makes. These are free game, meat, eggs, fowls and other pro­ fair field of fancy and bids them walk to all, and the relatives come nod meMand refresh their jaded nre and decide, take away a board bury and exclude her unwelcome face and visions from the surrounding country. therein their dt»ad on it, and then return it to tens, when the baby gave a little cry It is here that Gibraltar obtains its souls. Existence is se sad and oomfortleen for many that to escape from it its nail ou the wall of the mosque. And • m of recognition and held out his tiny, supplies. there is little time in Constantinople for a little while, even in imagination, Hero you see the genuine Bedouin dimpled hands with a caressing motion that all these methods are not in de­ Arab. Wild and dirty as he is, he is by means of a serial that puts its to the strange, weird woman. mand. Aside from setu^DM of cholera And she—her whole face was trans­ clean when compared with the horrid heroine in continued jeopardy and only and plague, wKbn the people daily die extricates her from a complicated series figured with that look of mother-love, looking men from the Riff coast, by thousands the regular death-rate of which comes from a heart bereft of its ' descendants of the old pirates They of misfortunes alter the villain lias met Constantinople is an appslliiig one. iiis just doom and her lover lias in ­ young. Tears wore in the fierce black are wild and untamed, and fiercer than herited a large fortune, is a luxury nutBad drainage, filth, poor food and par- । eyes. She devoured my child with her . untamed animals. They do not oven ! MV,r their h^d».‘ Thoi7”h^i’«e \ *? •* Not only do nil m»n- ■oiial slovenliness keep the returns al- , burning glance, and I—well 1 pitied I closely ahneed after loneing . lock by romance, bnt the majority wavs full. hex and bode het come in. The Turks commonly select a hill M Then the baby laughed and odoed which they tervenllr believe Mobnm’- 1 I11’ •* Mrong, ertr.vagaol; yea. even the site for a graveyard. The d nun age .. .. . and patted her with his precious hands, : med will pull thorn np to Iteavon. The ! impoaaible. a . . ver, numerous. They are It a "»«• miateke to euppoeo that/only is better, and then, too,the opportunity ; Tews are very ‘m• and' laid his golden head on her hard I' Tew. known by by their Ilnur peculiar droesea. They we young .’??»» care “*• lor .(°r ncuon. ficUuB; x1 nave seen । remains fur getting his headstone a lit le , *' breast, while I watched her narrowly, : known jealously, m I trod the hospitable round ' cringe to the dust and put up with old. old men and women, hovering dan- , higher than that of his.neighbor, which . gerously near the grave, who were the is as dear to the Moslem as to his mdre of *“ kitchen and sitting-room, he fell ' every insult so as to remain in TanI most confirmed and absorbed of novel Christian brother. Nothing in the asleep in her lean, dark arms, with a <p.~. This iDBtllate war founded by M. S<wri«-U«-. readers, particularly Ledger readers, way of expense is-ispared in--------erecting —— —t------------------- — —7^. Of p*rtn. (ex-slde *untron of Ervnrh .srmyX for sweet smile on his contented face. I The noise and din in the market i monuments, and manyof tMm the special treatment of Catarrh. <\u.irrhal ' Oh, strange democracy of a child's ; place is mfernaL At least 5,0j0 tongues Having relied onfit for romantic food tliese nature I Aa she laid him down his arms | ore at work. You can hardly force your many years, they no more thought of ।. to. murv.U of canon, vorkatottip They are all of one shape a slab lhe treatment of above, unnw-d dlsesM-s Dr. sought her neck; he would have nestled way through the crowd. Once on the | giving it up than they thought of going formed like a coffin-lid, with the big JtouHeUe’s new. and wonderful inveotloo. tbe again an her alien breast. She held I outskirts yon are lost in great herds of , barefooted—couldn’t have done so with­ .ml op. tormoonted bj . n«-k tod ’SSFE' one little hand in hers, and lie smiled cattle and strings of loaded donkeys j out suffering. - ’ of stone, — cusd which around which is wound which l« now used In all the leudinc teo>pit*d« in Mr. Bonner told me of a good old *-head from Barbary. These little creatures Ths fnt and arnknfeniHnt Europe. It Ironly sinew Dr. Souviellr’* ln»cti* turban. *f “ m»u. plow, and prop«.who li.rf in > . . _ .™ine cut ana arrangement, Uo0 inrt dHroverytt tbta new meUiod of treatI fed the woman and clothed her for carry wonderful loads. They look that Thro.a ami Lung iHsbaby’s sake, but then I bade her be­ small by the aide of the camels. These Connecticut village and was the main- , jf the turban varies according to the , |nx the air rank of the former wearer, and is ’ •»**» are »•> low-r fcan-tf. rtvsicians and | stay of one of the godliest of churches, ' ' ’ ' . gone. She wanted to stay to work for animals, relieved of their loads, are , , , . i iti u _ sufleren. Inv1t«-d to luvtwUxair thh nx>le of me; assured me she was wise in woman's lying down in a circle with their fore­ who tottered down to the postoilice painted red, blue, black or yellow trwuiu»-nl. If tmpomilbie u> rail m j«er>o«*» ------ —11—*Vi_*_*i — .jlife. :/-, w-riU for ll*l of qdcsUoti* and International I regularly every week to get hia Ledger. according to his nocial station in ays; could minister to the sick, read legs tied- together.- Near them are *’— Tlimiunda Uvan-d by letter. In*tni m stars, knew the secret value of the numbers of goatskin tents, filthy in the | A relative, of anti-novel prejudices, who • The adornment of the face of the slab iv addrrsw by eapress, will* »lm;. (MB anon or addrr-■« erbs of the fields—but no, I felt that extreme, and only high enough to sit 1 was visiting his family, expressed her is open to the wildest flight* of barbsr 0 DR. M. hoVVIELl.E | Mtonishment that he would read “ nov ­ fancy. Nearly all bear flowers gilded could not breathe the same air with under. The confusion is terrible. Some xat Egyptian sorceress, and I sent her of the men art banging on drums, and els." "Oh, iny dear, this only a bit of or painted upon them, the favorite I a newspaper story,” said the honest old । being the water lily and the roao. I WIKXur Young Men tn city or country to others are playing the khutah, which is nice, light *»<i ph-a^ant work nt their nnahincr them, however, however is ia n a — a lake Clpeely pushing But before she went she leaned over infinitely worse than the Moorish I man, and went on with his sturdy fore­ Plrww.lv home*. a aay easily and quietly ; finger under the lines, chasing a black- nondescript floral effort, more credit­ made, work-M-nt by mail; uo eanraimiftg; no the baby, took his little hand, soft and stamp for rrplv. fleaae adder--. Krliabh- MTg. j eyed heroine through a page and a half able to their heraldic art than to their relaxed in sleep, and spread it open in Co., Hiilad'a. Fa., drawer TT sorrow and tribulation. botanical knowledge. Between the her dark, withered palm, where it lay came to a fountain. It was surrounded A tike a white rose leaf. Than the weird by a mob of water-carriers. A."h another instance of an elderly flowera are sandwiched nice closely |_______________________________ Tattered 1 pcriMi on’s fondness for stories, Mr. printed epitaph* in gilt, that read up 1 B) addrrtains GJU). r. ROWKI.I. a co., io woman looked at me. rags fluttered ovex the naked legs. They inner wm told xnts: this: When of i tod down tod tookJiko to. . ** iTa-m t • **"mT«~* I Bonner vinen foreman oi •‘You leetel bein', I tai you lootel ou^ht flwuelj lor pxeoodMio. m auiug Th, k, Ux)k hi, (. tiona on a tea-box, descriptive of the lean newspaper. Kn-jaRf 1‘sunphlet. jflr. bebe fahohune, propah good ?” IteunteritaM Women vUoMf.ce. bom, w A b; ' virtues of the departed aa dim errered ( “No! no!” I cried, hastily, “I will were covered with the exception of an 1 . aK Brurtra. called the “Trip Trio j by his bereaved ones after death. sot have my baby’s fortune told, at eye crouched on the ground near by, ! Charles F. Briggs, pings of Tom Pepper," was being . The Turks are very much afraid of J ’’■» I selling bread. The magnificent Moor*. AF-mW I Hl The woman wm smiling to herself; ' floSing white It was biographical in lying themselves and never like to I a : u:. robe and s tur. published. think of death in any way. As a con■ ■ flH character, and related the ups and , itie baby smiled, too, and nestled his ! ban, strutted majestically bj >y, not deign- downs of Mr. Pepper's eventful career ’ „., j -ri they . sequence appear peculiarlv heart . HI 0B band m hen*. I hated her and longed j jng ’to his haughty gi very graphically, beginning with his lass about their funerals. The body, in 1 to thrust her away. • -The streets swarmed withi children in early childhood. Mr. Bamier'a mother ' s coffin or on a board, as the cam*may So leetol, she munuure.1 vaguely, I rwrloUB costumes. The The «small shops “bc leetel lines in leetel bebe’s han'! | rere packed with men sitting crossgrew quite impatient at the delay be- * laid in a litter. Then four brawtiy leetel short line, bat so good. Missee,. legged. -2^2^. Above, below, around, and tween installments. When her son ' Turks lift up the corners and set off as I tel you leetel bebe's past ?" ... beneath there was dirt of every de­ “You tell his past?" I answered score- ' saription. Fortunately for us the viler laughed at her interest in the protracted “fib,” she Mid, “Why, Robert, I want fully : “his past is in heaven.” I smells had been tempered by recent to see bow the little fellow came out.” rains. In summer the stench ..is said to And so they all want to nee how the ' -nay bebe there too!" be almost unbearable. characters they grow interested . hard with the Wkrers to dodge in and %OT A CURK AIX, ' This morning we ware awakened | out among the horses and carnages. In Hut a genus and mire remedy for all tbo~ ■natch my baby away from her, but early by a great noise. We heard crick, come out । front of the moaques are slanting atonaa,o>«npumu which destroy the frvshasaa aou there waa something in her seird face J shouts, and beating of drums, the firing « -bid. Ih. b«li« IMted ,hil. A?& that checked me. / 1 [London Graphic.] of guns, and the steady tramp of anithe pnests and mourners go in UQMFy z MI tai this leetel bebe's fuohah?” The If The North German Gazette wants । pray. This finished, the march «-<• »« *., ncmw asked. were the thousands who had filled the to pick auolber qurrel will. Fntooo, it is Mtu — b reiteA J looked at him, my beautiful boy; soko returning to their homos in Fez may find a pretext for doing so in an *uu„**k^ i » . i of Women and Children ' iLu -i.;«h i.*m»._____ _ AH bn* th« monmen laugh and go. his future! 'I ’had’ ‘trodden " '* that' path Morocco, and the great desert of — article which lately appeared in a ; sip and poke fun at the bearers for paper recommending that Sahara. There is, however, a dense Parisian their awkwardness in lowering the I. resident population. toys of German make should be Philip, my king.’ Large quantities of the A few years ago an English lady boycotted. cheap toys t»old in France are manufac­ when he bps scrambled out the diggers ! married a Moor holding a high position “It ess not mooch," ahe answered in He promised that she tured in Germany, but why the French begin tilling in the dirt and the party low and solmnn tones- tricks of her in Tangier*. । shofild not be able to undersell the imtrade, J believed then. “He ess a levtel should be liis only wife, but since then | porters of those wares is not explained. goes away. There is no further show he has espoused four other women. She of sentiment, and after the erection of I kingling; here eea a life-line in pitty is allowed to walk out, but not unless . It is complimentary to this oountry that a headstone, little care is there whether ; han', an on both ends life-line, eet ' the journalist who proposes the boy­ the worms or the dogs lunch ou the de­ -heaven. He ieetal kingling, an* she is guarded. If she left him, -<he ’ cotting does not object to English toys, could take nothing with her. If parted. Being fatalists, they know he { have crown ia fnchah.Z away, she would for be admits toy engines, and stTsteam h6*0!*- ! “ ?ikber in torment or imglorv, and She went away reluctantly, and keep­ he sent her ' boats like those made in Engla * "" ‘ 1 whil® cefUin that the earn*fate must ing her eyes m»on him until the door be entitled to an income or to £2,000 seem, c un“Y , come to them in time, they don't want oaslu The |x>or thing is a I would i ------- ••indeed, ,r • ■ that each °o. sloeed, and wheu he awakened in £ *" boU“r ** *• ‘h“Sh‘ *»'-i looked around with a little grievejl cry. virtual prisoner. We have received u comes, and so endeavor to forget the and fretted and was impatient for some­ an invitation to visit her, and shall ...„ laid under contribution t^ stock a good j q^th aa savor ' *’ “ thing that waa gone. quickly and oomtwo harems. Ths inmates . . . - . . : pletely m possible I have only a few words more to aay. I *in “” ww Moorish u».cuu». England cajjels not only in the arti- ; and that is to mothers. Never let anv K*T® ““ * very kind reception. Phi Biliousness, Dyspepsia, -e.nl womw. teU yonr oiokl . rorUmo 8^7 *PP-r«>« of IM outer weU. but in playthings made from India rub­ • ■■ anntrMtjMi ttrnnaiT with th* tnaulA Dave fflCTpXLu. wm in is such a thing M an evil eye, .contrasted strongly with the inside ol the bouse. The hails were tiled. Mar­ bar, in balls of every kind, io say noth­ and it envies all happineas and pros­ the Kldneya,Torpid Liver ing of the instruments required for our attendance upon the state < central oomperity, and caste its boleful glances on ble pillars, bright colors and rugs gave national games. A hundred years ago, mittee meeting yrelerday, and, when­ RheUmattem, Dlxrineea, those whom it would injure, and they the rooms a bright appearance. Matever he spoke, bis voice could have fade, wither unto death. My babv Shri Heeteobe, Loee of of French noblemen, it warn pilled from the hour that woman left apartment* facing the court-j* and when tlw wood violets were aid oom were the bed-roona of the win politimana, who are always making b^l the spring-time and . the robins Philip, my king!” We never called him Philip, although that wm his name. We just called lum “Pet" and •‘Rose-bud" and “Precious" and “Baby," or any other sweet diminu­ tive that our fend and foolish love for him prompted, and Ke answered to them with a sweet trembling of his baby lipa, and a questioning look on his bmutiful, serious face. He wm still a baby, with heaven's bhje in his limpid eyes, and heaven’s KSMhiue ou his golden hair, when one Infants Children Centaur llnlmant.-a..*- ■ ■ CfflUM.ROCI ISLiJWo " j hxS K?r ROUTE CHICAGO. TEN THOUSAND Farms in Michigan • Leverinn’sJ Roasts Ms ............ rPHUlift IM." tinh ■-MJB.AiwayM full w»-igbs 4lh. Entirely EGETABL^ AND ASUtiE CURE COSTIVENESS 3' uckad their browst*. we laid him away frou» our sight foreverDon t ' or teething, or some natural thin woman's longing for .. .. . Away. And she came with i-rooodile tears, and tried to see me, but they kept bar from ma 1 should have strangled Blotches, Boils. Tamers, let­ ter, Humors, Salt Rheum, Scald Bead. Boras, Mervnnal and Irregularities. Dizziness. Loss of Appetite, Juandie* Affections oi the Liver. IndJ gnetibn, Btliousnass. Dyape}^ Ula ahd General Debility MsaA&UMV Ml*. occasional cushion. The wives prefer to recline ar to sit on the floor. One Moor. We saw there several clocks and mirrors, evidently a recent impor­ tation from Paris, bat they looked oat Oh, my little lost kiugling! adopted ia Praaoo mwob te*it woo diooanted ten, A. Fnteb are Min obliged teSrtaH MW|SM Iteoao from feriied They aamoe aa. hww’ dofiemd dolls’ animals out of drosses, m fa mechanical toy., cardboard, a that is, toy* worked ^byeoma Hhe had been married1^ two years, Hhe sat , oa the floor barefooted with three [Lincolnton News] Curas Scrofula, Erysux‘1*.. PtfmpJea and face Grubs, —AL—_ ——aw. >.<■ ■■ Mr. K. EL Spratliri. near Clarksville, gay sod happy crowd of young peopl gathered in to partake of the boepitaut Franconia, bat espe Hatty Nutetai attend- carved oul in Wuhtngton be ofnouwcelled upon , PnwMeot AMbor. nd m. re.nwd’ « with dlgnited onrtMy hr. UM b( (nUMBAn. JXn^v. «ok mighty moe qnnrten hwe.f nid D»ve, gawp I HEADACHE kero tt^ all tMoo^U* TU presideni' good-toterwU, end etrorc to1'’ conceal the embarraBsment the unman- : nerly familiarity of his caller naturally ogrorimed^him. Presently Dbv.4L obmlru. Cnnt Kb.nja.fivm, L«» b*<o. ftAm* Batk. Bpnn. oad BnUoo. Akthjua. CMan*. Coo^u, CoAto. Bon nkrost charming and moot faecinatii tars. The crowd । past 9 o’clock. E :itSE3S«£?5fS? AGENTS^* aRrflectiBg Safety lanio «nfcit,'.-. JThm- Bites, Tooth. Jfer. and Head­ ache, and all pains and aches. lag Mr. and Mrs. Spratlia for their OwFi grown up. The LanoS ! ter bj l railroad He Uwilla C .tKd-r- �Hastings Banner. VOL. XXVIII. NO. 50. HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 4, 1884. LEWIS STERN'S Is the Place to Trade returned from the East with a large Stock of DRY GOODS and CLOTHING, which were bought at figures to suit the times. Ws are Law fan helm fa ffar! And [x:ople who want to buy them can save money by going to see them and get prices which are as good as a sale. Mr. Stern bought goods so cheap that it is in everybody’s reach to :-ir> what they need. Call early and get the BestBargains LEWIS STERN, OF THE CASH STORE. Dow’s Self-Adjusting Corset is the best and easiest to wear. WHOLE NO. 1498. power and resources would as * quickly be 'used to protect the sacred rights of the cemetery, though the infringement was concerning one of its would be de­ ’stroyers, us though it wan in regard to There was heavy musketry firing in <one of of its defenders. the direction we were going. In re­ (Continued.) sponse to the question if he knew NEIGHBORING EXCHANGES. where our brigade was. he said it was them that were doing the fighting just 1 Diligent search results in the finding over in the woods. I was born a cow­ ard, but I had a courageous streak on <of about one live fruit bud in a hun­ dred on peach trees in this vicinity. that day and had resolved to do my full Wm. Manley, of Bowen’s Mills, a duty. So my comrade and I moved 'former Gun Plains man. has rented his farm there and moved to IHainwell to along together in the direction of fighting comrades. There was a little reside. Chas. W. Morrell, who bought the opening just to the rear of the woods Gun ( Lake house, is making improve­ our regiment was fighting in, and as I 1ments at that resort on Gun Lake, and came out of the woods from one side, ,has recently purchased a number of new boats. . perhaps ten rods distant, on the other A child of Wm. I’ittinger’s on the side came a comrade and an old home 1Plains, 10 or 12 years old, was taken a fit on Sunday and fell upon the acquaintance of company H. with the with 1 tieing burnt so badly that the blood running down his face and over stove, j flesh on’her arm rdhered to the hot iron. his clothes. Several other men came Two supremely drunken men were out, and 1 ••weakened" for a moment, <on Bridge street, slowly making their but bracing up again I struck into the 1tortuous way east, at 6 o’clock Monday And Plainwell will see woods and over the hills where the col- ’afternoon. that frequent sight the coming year. onel told me my company was. The ’With low bonds, irresponsible bonds­ boys gave me three cheers as 1 came up. imen, and one of our officers partly paid his sevices by the saloon men. we They had been fighting 15 or 80 minutes. for 1 We were in rifle pits rudely and hastily ‘cannot expect much else. NO. XVI. built and here we staid until our amuiunition was exhausted, repulsing the rebels in every effort they made to dislodge us. We were relieved about ten (Charlotte Republican. The registry list of this city shows the names of 1,095 voters. The addi­ ] tions that will i>e made will more than ] o’clock and not engaged again during the day. Except the retaking of Culp's hill just mentioned there was not much fighting the 3rd in the forenoon. Gen. s that it is evident that there are-at least so 1 1,100 voters in the city. Taking the usual estimate as a basis it woula indi­ ' cate that we have a population of 4,400. * It is with the greatest satisfaction । that we learn that the council and the gas parties are approaching agreement. | The lighting ofthe city with gas will be a long stride ini taking us out of the ]list of country villages. The conceaatons ;made by those proposing to establish the works have removed every reasonI able objection and left no excuse for our 1 longer being deprived of gas. Lee was, making preparations for his last herculean effort to break through the union lines. Mead kept his army well in hand and awaited developments. Lee’s plan was to mass his best corps in front of Cemetery hili, and after subjecting the objective point to a terrific cannonade, carry the hill by assault. At one o’clock 150 confederate guns of var­ ious calibne opened their concentric tire and 80 union guns thundered back their iron responses. For two hours this ter- rifle duel was kept up and the air tor­ tured with deadly missies. Lee, suppos­ ing that two hours of such terrible • work had demoralized our line at that point, ordered out Longstreet’s corps, j (or a portion of it) form 15,000 to 1,8000 Rattle Creek ’Repabiieau. Chief Engineer Bohnett has received telegrams today that all railroads will carry those who wish to attend the ! State Firemen’s (convention here in May, for a fare and one-third. Battle Creek is the birthplace of the State association, it having been organized here 10 years ago next Monday. Special efforts will therefore, lie made to render the meet­ ing a success. causes of the Cincinnati Riot. court steps in, and, instead of endorsing * the lower court’s effort to punish crime, enlists upon the side of the criminal lawyer and aids him with quirks ano techhicalitittj to secure the release of his felon client, or to effect wearisonx -. delays and continuance*, which are tan- V tamount to the same result. The Cincinnati riot h» been an abor tive attempt to remedy a terrible wrong, and much as we may deplore lynch-law violence and sympathize with the inn© consolation of know tag that the Ohio General Assembly will bow probably act. Nothing else apparently would v ebmpHshed the purpose of COITiptlllilLthia instance is evident from the intim ation of Gov. Hoadly that he shall malethe matter the subject of a special men sage to the legislature. If the Legisla ture is wiee.it will adopt the reform al events to the members of our LerteU ture they would do well to consider. There are over 500 Knights of Labor in Grand Rapids. The Reese Roman Catholic (Church L being inclosed very fast The Grand Rapids telephone exchaugt has 600 subscribers in the city. About 30 Adventists left Battle Creek for California April L East Saginaw common council W discanled standard time for solar. Bellevue has fixed saloon keepers’ Ibonds at $3,000. and druggists’ at tljOOO The Battle Creek public library has «. circulation of 5,000 volumre a week. Big Rapids' Episcopalians are mailing arrangements to build a rectory. Saginaw people can catch fish in th«i (cellars now. It’s an ill wind that blows [nobody any good. Michigan postmistresses commise ioned: Sophia Hansen, Wilson; Sank E. O’Brien, Westville. Dr. Thornton takes charge of tb« ■ Sturgis Journal after this week. Mr • Ainger retires as a mail agent. The Woman's Relief Corps at Battle Creek has 35 members, all wire, widows or daughters of veterans. *Over 30 frame buildings will I* erec­ ted at Newaygo this summer in addit­ ion to the brick dwellings. | strong, massed in (close column oy divisJ. K. Fairchild ia anxious to’dispow The ChlcoKo Tribune. । ion) and led by the brave Gen. Gw. E. of the Alcona County Review, locaken One need not look further for the । Prickett, of Virginia. Tim ground over causes which started the bloody Cincin­ at Harrisville, the county seat ■ ----------। whichthey muft pass to reach our lines nati riot than the statement of Col.. The force on the new furniture fac­ ' was ap^n nearly' one mile in width. Tom Campbell, the noted criminal law­ tory at Newaygo will be increased Ar yer, who defended the assassin Berner, 100 men when it reach** its maximum. The following plocrs un.1 times have tx*n des­ Now Watch thia paper srenr woea for a year ! Opposed to this impetuous charging ignated by tite Board of Examiners for bolding in which he'flaunt!ngly announces that W. & E. Goetzinger, St Louis, art public examination* for teachert\ in Rarpy column WM th, 2nd C«n». undW Gen. “he not only could have acquitted the county. The secretory is lyithorized to grant special crrtltlc.-ites which arc valid only until the IT?.?1'" *1“IW.S. Hancock, with the 3rd corp# on­ murderer if he had been so disposed, next public examination:. but that it was the first case in which I der Birney on his left and the 1st corps Friday and Saturday, March a«th and 29tb. at he had ever allowed a jufy to convict a Hnatlngx. under Newton on his right. Perhaps Detectives are working hard for ; criminal client of his.” There is more Saturday. Apr. Mh, at Nashville. in all the annals of war there is no more underneath this than Mr. Tom Camp­ clew to the fire bug who burned th* Saturday, Apr. 12th. at Middleville. Saturday. Apr. 19th, at Fralrtevllle. desperate and determined charge record­ bell is willing to openly aver—a good Sturgia flouring milL So far they h»v< It ii expected that all who Intend to teach. | and have not certificates in force, will attend nt ; ed than this charge for the possession deal more than he will be likely to aver been unsuc’ceesful. in the present mood of the people of some one of these places. Examinations will , . . Vernon will have the beet grist mill of Cemetery hilt The rebels fought begin promptly at nine o'clock, and teachers are 1 ’ , Cincinnati. roller process in Shiawassee county. urgently requested to be present at the opening. I . with the desperation of despair, fully It is pretty freely alleged that the Examinations will be both oral and written, . Lt will cost between >12,000 and •!». realizing that if they failed the battle jury which tried Jhe case of Berner 000. chleflv the latter. Candidates for a third grade certificate must pans a satisfactory examination, •• Hob" Cough Cure, ss Cante. was-packed to bring in a mild verdict­ with a standing of 70 per cent., in each of the I prescription of a Borton physician, dispensed and perhaps their cause was lost. Nevqr half a dozen wretches were slipped on Jas. Harrington, of Otisville, keeps a following subject-: Orthography, reading, writ ypani by a Boston druggist. halting for nor heeding the terrible the jury for that purpose—and. as Camp­ saloon. He has been arrested for steal ing. arithmetic, grammar, geography, u. 8. j one doaa will cure any ordinary’ cough. It history, civil government and tbeory.and art of net* almost magically. Ask any dealer to get gaps that Hancock’s double shotted can­ bell says, if he had been so disposed ing*a S5 bill from the tobacco box of n teaching. / you a X cent bottle of “Hub” Co»gh Cure, non was ploughing through their ranks, they would have brought in a verdict drunken man. For a second grade, the additional require-1 and don’t be put off with any other menta will be elementary algebra, physiology. ) . they pressed forward and begin the as- of acquittal, though the yoitqg wretch . M. E. Marsh, of the Lansing News, had confessed his guilt and uie proof physical eeoprapby and book-keeping, with a । pent of t^e hills. As if by magic up was against him. It wfc a hiry partly has leased his office to J. M. Pottet standing In each branch of to per cent. For a first grade, natural philosophy and jeenrose the undaunted line of blue and nincompoops and partly packed by cor­ until Dec. 1. Marsh is suffering from eral history, with a standing In each branch of inflammatory rheumatism. SM) per cent. por&i a deadly volley of musketry into rupt lawvers for a wicked purpose. It On and after Sept. 1st next, candidates for Murphy Bros., saloon-keepers al their ranks. They haft and recoil, but is reported that five or six of them were even' grade must sustain an examination In । Tawaa, who were the last to hold th* paid for their infamous service in mak ­ physiology and hygiene, with particular refer- I } urge^ on by their dauntless officers,’ ing a miscarriage of justice. It was fort against the temperance crusade, ence to the efferta of alcoholic drinks, stimulatite and narcotics upon the human system. they press forward up to the very muz­• the knowledge of this, the knowledge have at last succumbed, and there i* All candidates with whom no member of the zles of the guns, and men close in handI that there was no security for human great rejoicing thereat Board Is acquainted, must furnish satisfactory ABOIT HCMBVOH. proof as to moral character. to hand death struggles. Reinforce­. life under the law. that it was within One hundred and forty-five membere School oOctn (especially Inspectors) are oor. the ability of $riminal lawyers aided by Tbe remedy that •dvertlses-KOsra othuh of any account, xvkhv othkr a fraud oad hum­ ments have been hurried from every the defect ofthe law and laxity of the of the Garland-st M.E. Church, Flint, bug—Is a fraud and humbug Itaelf on the face of available point in t^e field. Pickett's sup■­ oourts to defeat justice, that aroused have pledged themselves to abstain from the use of intoxicating- liquors, tobadoo. ENOCH ANDRUS. Hecretary. on® that ports fail to come up, and a fresh brig­ tile people of Cincinnati to such a pitch and profane jlnngiiHgr need but little advertfsli rat place of uMugnation. They felt that there In the household, never ST. Such ade of union troops is hurridly thrust was no other way to punish criminals J. L. Wilcox, of Flint has recently I’robkU Order. forward to the right and rear of Pickett’s except by the lynch law The people invented a machine for paring, coring State of Michigan. County of Barry.-w. men, and a large portion of his division had appealed and clamored for justice and slicing apples, which, be claims, At a mwsIou of the iTofiatc (^urt fer ttaJouuis captured. Longstreet’s' charge has over and over again. The press had ex­ will put 50 bushels of apples per day Id posed the iniquities practiced in courts a fit State for evaporation. I failed,’the battie of Gettysburg is over, and jury rooms and urged a reform in A Free Methodist minister made him this union army victorious and the un- criminal procedure, but no attention sblf too free when he entered the Hart What Htruck an OM Boldtar. jqn to saved. The next day, July 4th, was paid to it The travesty of justice ford skating rink and ordered the skat­ H " rwriled. "It will soon be twenty yean since the war’ l*wnl>erton at Vicksburg capitulate-1 to went on until Jt became intolerable. : ere to drewt from their ungi»diy sport The soberer clans of citizens Diet in Grant, and fright hopes gave plane to mass-meeting to frame an appeal to the, He was thrown out by the proprietor. despopdehey and gloom. legislature for additional legislation to day of Ths rebel km at Gettysburg was make the laws effective and life more and friend*?) who te noon, HJ.0W) killed and wounded and 13,600 secure, and the more impulsive and them with guns and tkm.a hopeless class, urged by the wild dieire When the report wa and al to take the law into their own han^ ran, leaving their saj and avenge the failure of justice, rush­ hind them. Moral: 1 ed to the jail remake*ure of the mur­ . °%at <nu uft aooutb." I eald, dleldla, du missing; total 22,100. B. R. Johnson, who lives near Buch Gettysburg te the county scat of derers confined there and precipitated a anan. baa invented a novel fire escape udd petitioner last two cigars. bloody ridt. J , ’ “T ‘ ’ Adams county,’ is about eiflbt miles For this horrible riot the man Camp ­ SS thtaorder north of the southern line of Ute state bell and his aiummaNe jury are prim- to Ute roof or any window of abuUding and for the rescue of people, whib ti eea and contains about 3,000 inhabitant*. also be operated from the ground aa a Congress ratalillihed a national cemetery has* long lieen unsafe in Cincinnati. bate to dbebarge water npon the Are. there, and a monument in memory of There arr twenty-live untrird murder­ Enrollment ot sUadenta at the etala . __ nnnnrv mil t A true copy.] the dead imried there was erected, cost­ ________ ■mm. -m Muhigsu. County of Bain- «. Al a vision of th*> Probate Court tor the - *wmtv of Barry. boiden al the Probate Office in -v city of Hartings In said county on Tuco•:q. lh'- JMii day of March iu the year one ’•'aww! <*tght hundred and eixlity fbur. rerent, t hm.-nt bmitb. Judge <JHl,rr>bftte. !r> the matter nf-tbr estate of Charter Hmlth, •inoeated. '>n reading ;wid filing the petition, duly vert.• •.4. of John W. Ford, administrator of the es­ ate of Sahl deceased, praying that bis final ac­ : nt this day filed nu*y be heard and allowed. -i.d x". order tr/r distribution entered, and be be uu-harged from hla Mid trust. Tbertupon It is ordered, that Monda). the day ot April al ten o'clock in the ■rrtHKsn. be aa»^ned foe Um- bearing of said I’X'Uou. and that the heirs al law of said de- • Mau*, arr required to appear at a seeslon of ’ then to be bidden at the i’robate ' >»eeir. the Hty t>( Harting*. In Mid county, •r>G «.ho'r rauae, if any there be. why the prayer ■ ' the pedhorwr should not be granted. and it k further ordered that said petitioner .- re nc,;;,yu ix-n^ug interested in said "’•rtc. of the pc-ndferj of said jietlUon, and the '•tuw thereof by causing a copy ot this order y.N- published in the listings Bannsr, ft ’•wpttper printed and circulated in said county Barry, once tn each week for three wucccmIvf ’”*** previous to said day of Maring. • cIem ent Smith, I* w copy.> Judge ot Probate Michigan. Counts of Barry.--M-' a -?*slon of the 1‘robate Court for the runty i»( H^rrv. hoMcu a: the Probate Office In •t* Hty of Hastings in said county on Tuesday, day of Marvb, iu the year one thoua.jw eight hun'lred and elghly-tour. mvetit, Clement Smith, Judge of Probate. Ute matlar of the estate of Peter Cobb. •teMMd Cts r-adlngand filing the petltlou, duly verified, ‘•ipeayizME that a paper this .j) nW with Uuh court purporting to be the ‘ of said deceased may bo fitted to probate »md the executor therein •KKted appointed. . tb'-reupoDit Is ordered, that Monday, the 14tb *?» of Abril, a. D. iwM. at teho’clock In the •Wenxvn. be aligned for the bearing of said un<i that the heir* at law of said deand all other persona interested in said ► eity of Hastings, in said county, and show If any there be, wby the prayer of the MbUoocr should out be granted. Ano it is further onfcred that said petitioners WrnotJre tn the persons Int^SJ^ta Tild “J.11*' Pjadrocy of said petition, and the ' ■. z;n- thereof, by causing a eoirt of thia order BAXNKH,-A ^papef printed and circulated In sahl county w <•( Michigan At a nt I ‘Jof Harry ‘csSSSEasniflt. /ass s Administrator*** gale. " iSpgrasa-s _________ , given, that in jrarnuamw at Itemm. granted to the under­ tortk* 1 mlnor* for reaoooM therein signed. administrator of the estate o * rlet M. Thereupon it la ordered, that Tw*day, the Probate for y k f APrl1 Dext •( o'elook In Ute be assigned tor Uie haarlnx of and that the heir# at law r persons Interested In u PEACH TREESIll ‘jvtos thereon^ ■«h" published ini W*r printed and J*Ty. onee tn each DiMtournox that Is this srss TH* WxmSJctpSt and tmbunk ing >80,000. A bronze equretrian statue ofthe lamented Gen. Reynolds, costing >13,000, was also erected there. Three thoilsaXiH-five-hundrtd .and eighty un­ ion dead lie buried at Gettysburg, and many of the rebel dead; though most of the latter have l>een‘ exhumOd and re­ moved south since the war. While liv­ ing they sought each others liven. The one strove to destroy bls country, the other, to preserve it. Now they have met the lafik enemy of mankind and peacefully sleep on freedom's soil, be­■ . neath the shadow of the same monu, dietU, within the confines of same' cemetery . and within the boundary of the same state; the same tiag triumph- It is the general failure of the dispensa­ tion of justice that at last aroused the n-Ullatmo. 11 b Um fwU« U»a r niurdere.■cannot be mmjab«j by law lor, bb crime. It b the kuowlwljte that be will escape either by the a<lro!tn«B ot nnecrupuions lawyer, and the venality of oomil* jurore in the lower eourU. or if he u convicted in the lower cunrt that the supreme court will reverar the finding on name wretched quibble, and that he will be remanded tor a new trial and let out on Mraw ball, until he eecajrea altogether. The supreme ouurt of Ohio, like the supreme court «* *- 1—-------with verdicts of than once interfl the criminal eour nicalitiea. itbs bagurd with the the partinent. farau-r, insane over the CrouflbWttder, has died from his affliction. He waa an enthusiastic champion of Judd Crouch and Dan Holcomb. t There was a very email crowd ia attendance at the county convention of the prohibition union party, held at Big Rapids on Friday laat. No organ and O. B. Halon* Is th* end. , _ Lon b, flood at MUUmdtoatenldKX noct tA*, a patetak ImlMl W® �free trade will do for the farmers of oners Mere burned. but several wtffifralmost suffocated bv the dense sqKke thia country. The proposed reduction 2---------------------------- ;--------------- ■ LBotes were republicans, the one diasejit- in the Morrison bill is a step in t m'tiDailVexli<-u,»b«d by »< poi« marshall l. cook. Editor. ix.in< a lifelong democrat direction. The large majority of dem­ will, the . TbewumMm brinf e*red tar*» : These are the facts in the case; and ocrats in congress are committed to a Hastinos, Mu hi., April <1884. the bq«lHUU.tnnory.a>.<Ut their b«D«. free trade policy. The prevailing senti­ Kittredse. I the sophistry, taffy and false statements w»uee gun wore wm EJ5K? ■' mob. >b put, Ulf u dntuage democratic,statesmen and the j ■jw yje of Mr. Clark nor any other man can ment of democratic statesmen and. puts yic «u*«h|v Bt *•» lb.000., KKPVBLICAN STATE CONVENTION. ' ch^ We leave it to candid, democratic press is that our country ' and will bring suit against c ____ nniint.V the county j e th.t jivueB.imre __ ._ dJSSure 7^? b<m«rt mun if thre, f^ta do not jwrtify should adopt a free-trade policy. As’ ^°L^ There was a report on the street that, u»ta p“rt!' soon os it dares,. the* democratic -------- party­ H^ner haa been recapvnred and hung . tto<u) to auead tbe national republican conven-' is and has been the friend ot the green- will come before the country on a free-1 at Loveland. Tins was proved to be trade plaifonn—the majority favoring K^rro^heSw^ X ta® “XTu.eS.'XaS from IK flrot b»ue Oil tbe eupreme fhe Hastings. TIME FOR ALL I fiE<SSd i eourtdeetared that it«»lawful muney. that course even now. There can be ran into the Min mi river and waa Kapkb. on Thursday, the »tth day of April. A. ' We leave to these same candid men the nothing more certain than \that free drowned. Tins is nTA.' ^TOTrepubifcwS^to^ Of tbe state and all decision of the question as to whether trade ------- ---------------- the sheep ,raising ^ing bw. “-R ““ holr dcnunt!y*'is would ruin bu»- Uie night ™ was V< ver" . ' Tminri m nitn 1 S3 »»pro»« court-dueidon i. nut in .man r.in our .Und, except upon the poured by excited citip-m. and I dignifyink’ am»ricm labor, protoctinx and ex- harmony with republican ideas. Speak- wertern plaiuA No tanner who ha. to if found Mive Hemer will certainly be inK.>feb«.k-we would like to know feed hie sheep in winter, or whoee land lynched at d,K1 “* If t i» not cheeky for the democratic b worth from S30 to .100 an acre can h Metlon of our common country, and who drtln- party, after having fought the green- afford to sell his w’ool in competition Cincinnati, . Mar. 30. — The riot Iwek in eo.«T«B and the nation', high- with the Australian or South Ameri- which begun Friday evening was tem­ porarily quelled by a volley from the; SuSSIStSw'E Xffi” i rourt- •» now cb,im to be if. truest J can article. militia, in which eight persons were gate In tbe election of delegalea to this conven- | ;md l>est friend. It has never been alloted to Barry Allied and twenly-Bve more wonndei i . . , , x . .. although the mob tired the coal cellars MU^'l'eircunz ’.^r^wkKuul'v.'rhe ’nwiQimi The democrats of thia state reaUze The various congressional districts have the , county to have a delegate to any nationjail M 1>U M ,4 O.dock Uw option al electing their delegates to the national . SSfMWS ft, \ «'<' fx* th »> fl ' » out Of MX .of thoro ; ••avention at separate popular delegate con- ! al republican convention. It is time • morning. _jonung. , veaUons, called on not leas thau twenty days , that the county was represented by a Quiet reigned throughout die day, buti^anUcf&to'i^of a’renewalofthe j The Watkrbury Watch Co., of New York and Waterbury published notice, and regidariy rejndarly held In in tbcjotithe con- i who will vote the so-called union tick- i poblte bed n<ake, delate there, and we move th.t it be “Uc,'ullu"' reD"*‘•Of-U* ■TMiinui! dittrifts at unv tithe wiUiin fifteen Xipi vt prSfir tn the inerting of the stale con- I et Ct have I18VP heretofore ncretOlore acted with Will) the tnc retOtrouble Governor IlMdl)1 Conn., being demroun of advertising their name and done when this district selects Its men EEurcintagl Ga’utas gun wm taken I have made arrangements with a number of the large retail I pubUcans. It is for this reason alone Uon Into district conventions, as has been uent- * • . tofore pracUced. I that they are extending aid and comfort at Grand Rapids. to the jail..nd too «tre«u were bam- c]othiers of this country by which the latter are enabled t,. to the union part,, and in an indirect * The republicans in every township of , ejded (>,lhepobMandrold,eroforl»lpresenfctoevery purchaser of a Heady-Made Suit of nothin. ; <v « iu help on iu organization. They. Barry county should be thoroughly or­ Anonymous circulars had been dis- or Overcoat costing $12.00 or over, pne of their ]inprnvF<i Sjj Ove hundred votes cast for governor at the last , the democrats, hope to draw enough ganized and see that every republican tributed through the city, calling for V;PV1P Sorins “f’ ” Watches voter, from the republican rank., by votes on election day. tbe organisation of a vigilance commit- ter 3llCKie oenes V. arenes. tee of three hundred in each word, a These watches are warranted to keep good time and are ti.,n“ns of “»■ uni"" P*rt-v <l'«Ue. w that utied to a seat in the convention who does not the democratic or fusion ticket may be j“n "o“ i best low priced time piece made in the world. convwoUon’s arcT^u'est- j elected. The democratic party is on stationed outdide. . : -o ff . I record as opposing all legislation against About eight o’clock stones were , eratm cltoneu to the Hon. Win. Utingatont-, Jr. CINCINNATI CONVULSED BY MOetroit, Mich.-, aw soon .is SSyaJSto <^tri<taSdi™S!2'We wish it understood thatthis is no lottery’s.-h.-,nr w aloetroit, as as practicable aftei after the liquor tarflie. The republican partv SCENE OF POPULAR FURY. ftelr uwnral ninvimtlOM anheld. . . . ' ‘ their several conventions are is on record as favoring a popular vote ■ E. s. LACEY. Chairman. played by the riotera. At 10 o'clock exactly as Stated above. Barry county is entitled to ten delegates on the prohibition question. Five- THE JAH. STOHMKI) BY A MOB the treasurer’s office in the court house TO HANG BERNKB. was seton fire because the sheriff reAmong those who have adopted the above are the followin RKFimtiCAN cocnty convention, sixths of the republicans in the last two FrtdlylOnl?hrTi»Ur^,flSo^«: known concerns: .1. S. Hudson. Detroit, Mich E li A republican county convcnUon to elect ten legislature?* favored such a Vote. The THE MOB OVKRPOWEKEP-BER. wtaort to a mob from the windows wito deadly ef- A Co., Cleveland. 0.; Putnam Clothing Co.. Chicago I W NER ESCAPES. Apruwth next, also to elect ten delegates to ; man opposed the measured The onlv Xmp^toju^’to^mM «d* Humphrey i Co.. St. Ix-uis. and many other* rvpmout said county in tbe district convention , 4 tor the third conCTwionai diatrtft, should one | reason why it was .not submitted by the Cincinnati, March 28. — William . • Berner was this afternoon sentenced to was shot dead by the riotera. We <8000 of... these 'stem wm the The fire engines were not J^jowed to . v have ww V'T' windinj **’ the penitentiary penitentiary for for twenty twenty years ^£‘£y»p7?*‘ro.co,nc be.,on! t**6 wo'cntiou j cause five-sixths of the republican mem­ and to pav the costs of the pro®- ?rork: The yells of toe mob could be an(| WJ] Reep good time tttid require BN win be held at the court house, in the city ot I . . t ’ . , , „ “«*• »way, and they »I> I $1(X) . .. r . Hastings, on Thursday, the UXh day of April, bers was not quite two-thinis of all— I ecution. Thi. i> tbe extreme penalty be thoroughly organized. Tne "rh^i!52 toiuSp utd .xnl. Will be ro- *’>'il'' nwessary that two-thinfa of all ! of the law for manslaughter. Berner WM indicted lor murder in the lint de- W“” "V1.1** *rriYf« the 1 '& “* ol "' !• “' “ P» (Each one put up in “ a bandrome handwnu- mu satin-lfiied aw-. i titled to the. number of deiepdcs following: ; the members favor anv proposed amend- rse tor killing William H. Kirk, Dec. , tat found it tapwlble to reach the Assyria, 6; BalUDiorc, 6; Barry,®; Carlton. R; ■ , ■ . ocon­ 1883. but escaped through the stupid battle ground. 'Hie llamee have . CaaOetpn, 10; Hastings, ti; Hastings. 1st ward. I inent. By favoring all independent court with the county rt house, ” l'h th ““ • e, I ticket, those republicans who vote with | ity or duplicity of toe jury. The out- sumed the ~-" records and one of the most valuable cjMgeviik-. 5; iTairieviile. «: Rutland. 5; I the union party take s<> many votes ! rageous verdict rendered last Monday Tbornapple. 10; Woodland. 7; Yankee Spring*. 4. , ... by these jury me n created the most in- law libraries iii the United States. The 14th regiment marched to the Hastings, March i2th, I®*. 'away from . temperance republicans, | tense excitement, and a call for a mass CH. VANAJtMAJL s^-retary ch>lrnMUE and increase the chances for the i-itvuuu election ' mccuuk at— midnight, but — the 4lh regiment meeting ui of viiazxziin citizens to-night in music Music jail wnixui iu <---------•-•-■-7--’ --■ --------_ And guarantees: every Suitor Overcoat bo be a.-<h>mp., i Hall, signed by prominent business turned back to the depot upon hearing ------- ; ■ . ■ t- I of men who are opposed to a 1DODular , J. . I men, brought out an immense crowd the atrocities ^e,n< perpetrated.cheaper _ than can be bought elsewhere, and if you are not pei Eeitobiax. WOTB3. I v<*» on Prohibition. It anything ia | ...... _______________________ _____________ .blUg I which literally packed the house until 4*X>J?*,,1..° C*OC*t J^T*8 Iyn>or*<1 Lu»41v cin + iufiaJ with vnnr’nnn'IwuA return fha’ffc,, ' ‘* iiKi- an. -i». course; there there was not even standing room. room, the Gatling gun had been turned on the lOCtiy satisfied With J OUT purchase, return the gn< ’ j gained for prohibition by such aa course -----id--------that—sixty men had been within 30 days and get vonr monev back. Not having enough to do in attending ' we would lie pleas**d to know where it Among those who add reseed the crowd rioters, ant wounded. . killed,and to his own buainroa—which, judging] isand what it ia. Nothing is toslay i *Th«^S*S It appears that'Herner. the murderer Kirs,» who escaped at-----------------Loveland,— ran from the looks of his paper, cannot be ; giving more hope and- encouragement j denounced the jury in unmeasured of - ---------.----------r------, very prwwing-M. IL Clark, of the Man- to the salooniats of Miclugan than the terms and referred to tbe fact that. ®pveral miles up the railroad track. y/ t. jhave m We one of the most complete stock* •• istee Democrat, addrewwa a cuminuni- ] organization and canvas of the union niTi^to^rou^ totatotoTw^X. "l'le Wi^iSnd this City. Given Away THE VIGILANTES. SM%r«!^^u!sror*,s,“>i>“b‘s1m™'|f«ta|aturM<>( 1881 ““A 1883 ig wat-ches, warranted i little attention a- an. We give one with every Ready-Made Sun or Overcoat at $12 or upwards. cation the- „ Hastings .. Home .. .to ... ... Journal, ■ -nal. Ii j criticising a Banner editorial on the t *um Dww.nim «r As the people of currency question. / Barry county had little chance to get ..... . ... acquainted with this gentlemen through hissciMont and l«sto4>rusb architorture party, Why shouldn't they te pleas-1 The crowd wm greatly worked up and' 1 by two talliffs who were driving along party. ed? An independent prohibition party made all sorts of outcries and demon- : j® search of him. He gave way to tears * *u • are istnitions like’.aCroMlng. child. 1 he officers drove Formeans *u tost the *temperance people [ u,e murderer of Klrk- , ter remaining untiltodirk, gl . .v . 1 Berner was the murderer of Kirk, a - — - each - nurae divided and ....... at- war with other. A horse vrauer. trader. it It was was a a cum cold uiooueu, blooded, when they proceeded to Columbus and ....... — —---------Kn i. fiendish flor'.li.k crime. o ITa was killed Vlllad with n.itl. a «■ placed th® prisoner in tbe penitentiary divided temperance element is what the lie prison salooniata want. In Barry county aad I (rotchrt, robbed, and hi, body carted to ' notwithstanding “'nwiUistandiag determined attempt® wMvio it u. was thrown wiiv«vu into iuw 10 lynch-him. P. C. Campbell, the • ; ” ' । Mill Greek, where on the Barry -County Democrat, we in five-sixths of the legislative < .................. .... district* • tln; waLer Berner Bernerconfessed confessedthe the crime crime Cincinnati v——- -lawyer r ;--—,who ------ was — Berner —----------’s ------------------------------------------------------------------------------will explain that for three years M. i of < the state, republican candidate® will I in the jaH. At the trial his counsel, to ! chief counsel, has been warned away j H., with great dignity and suavity, hbe r „ pledged to vote to submit a prohibi-1 83ve !»*» heck- offered to enter a plea fr0“ the cit*Sn.. physicians say the patiente taken from ____________________________ . Cincinnai thawA (,f muraer iu tbe second degree. This GlNciNNATl%March 31.—Tbe court the street® are robust mechanics and presided over the columns of that j tory amendment. The nt election eiecLion oi unsetI the 1prosecution ,rAMW.ntinn rinriinaa *a house smoldered until noon yesterday, laborers. Leo Vogelgesang loat the declined tn to unnont accept, as smoldi paper, and bad a pretty good time of it । republicans will mean that the quadton there was no reason to suppose that seemsoft— - --------------„ thata theItarrival tbe — 14th--------------------------। entire top of his skull by ----------a shot--------from all around. Being now his own boss, j will be voted upon by the people. Their verdict of murder in toe first degree regiment gave the firemen an oppor- toe Gatling gun, but is conscious of bis ut-rrat win lilt-in inc nuM-riun oi men 1 COUld not be Secured. To everybody jrybody S s ; tunity tunity in to ntwiH. rescue tha tbe «ntir« entire Anntontanf content® of Burmnnz1> nm ’ rt-Ah,... lu 'n.,rcm,Hsurroundings. The citixens' committee he has probably taken upon himself toe ' uemi defeat Win will mean the ewciion election of men mean me <n int n Hurpriae the iUry brought in ai verdict ’s office, verdict the the recorder recorder's office, and and the the priceless priceless appointed by the mayor have advised paternal task of keeping the bourbon I opposed to such a vote by the people. of manslaughter. There has been furecords * * —icords were werestored stored in in an-engine-house. an- engine-house. Governor Hbadly to withdraw'most of phalanx intact, ----and bringing in a few ,| 'TLlcL Which L is the wise course, to ____________ -----------~ vote for rious indignation among all classes. Those u—- killed Saturday nignt number the troops, leaving the jail to the care classes, 1■ T ~2~ 3* *'i fifty-four others are of special policemen. recruits meant, v* of »wret In IH favor of submitting ‘ of i*-----urT ---------dri ’en twenty-eight, and «W-£ourother» lovx uxio by uj auvraurt nnevu. taffy voiiy to w the urn |; men nir.’U ID _ prohibition ,¥“tVda’' on hank-i f Barry litre.- a, ..nt v should I to a vote, . -------------- *.. , * — t. from town and anot verely beaten. a nother He severely beaten. । known to have have been wounded. Mayor A very careful estimate of the num­ greenbackers. ------- *"by greenbackers. If If Barry county county should to a vote, or oppose ’them voting — an After the crowd crowd || Stephenson Stephenson Sunday Sunday morning morning ordered ordered ber of killed and wounded in the riot * “ the “ meeting was over the ever be so misguided as to elect a den>-1 inde|>endent or union ticket? We sup- started for the jail. It is estimated ; all saloons closed for twenty-four results as follows: Killed, 4A wt.nnded. ocratic ticket—of which there is no im-1 posed that what the prohibitionists j there were 2U.U00 people in the ! hours, and it was fairly compilea with, 228. There have been many who re­ ceived slight woiuxis witoae names have tartlfato danger dnnxer—M. M. H; H. would wouid claim ctain. all Ml )| wanted wanted w. io have hDvnthe quretinn voted ,q« i mediate was to the question with tools, and at 11 o’clock they’ had i *nd on all tbe available militia, and not been ascertained. the glory, and be promptly rewarded by upOn not the sueu«« of any particular, j effected an entrance into toe .jail. .. ;ial trains were soon set j special ‘ *'in motion, ■■ Mig. titratton. the mother of the late his bourbonic brethren for his far-see-1 party. If that is what they want, Tfie r through The first firstman man to to eiib enter through toe toe| | the 6th 6tn regiment, from Chillicothe, be­ General Tom Thumb, died at New Ha­ mg and brilliant strategy. In the event would it not be wise to vote for men I ing the first to arrive. ven Wednesday. seixedj^ half a'dozen policemen, who I Mayor Stephens has bei n dangerous ­ of Tilden’s election, he would proimbly who favor what prohibtiooiirts wajk, huStedhim uostSra ..nd tocSred' him The private bank of William Locke, ly ill from pneumonia.and in hb feeble make application to the sage fpfkdl of j hot oppose them by running a separate' up. Other rioters ‘ ‘to the numb *r in h"11 condition General J. D. Cox ha® been of Noblesville. Indiana, with dep-oMte of $35,OGG has closed its doors. of twenty-five were similarly treated, virtually intrusted with control of the Grammarcy park for t^e Manistee jwst- • prohibition ticket? If prohihitionbta John M. Hamilton, governor*)! Illi- ‘ and were all locked up iu up|»er cells. civil bad military power. JU1 persons i office for Clark bas an fcjfe to businees. j want to continue the saloon nuisance Dois has written a tetter declining to ! The charge of aiding a riot constitutes were warned to keep off tfie streets __________________________ But to come to the matter touched ‘ they have but to continue thrir course a penitentiarv offense, but irial must after dark-v compete further for a renomination. upon in the communication:' He ac-! of dividing the temperance people. be by jury. CndM strict orders from At 8:30 iMt nentet ite rattle of tho , C. Boehling, of Lyndon, Illinoi,. hM taowod that the conditt, boon eonyicted of tte murder of a lad Chief Redly not a shot was fired during •rases the writer of falsifying and in-1 all this melee, although several of the oL J?0b nau hsd recommenced. recommenced, ; named Lucia, and sentenced to death. consistency with reference to the flnan- ■ Simas the breezy democratic caucus at packer, : Jamea Nutt, who ended the career ot fighters, both rioters ami officers, were Briggs Swift, a prominent packer, ... injured. r. । jrith * _trta?n<! friend op ?evon Sev! Dukea, J vuaes. at Uniontown. st v montown Pa., pa ia going is to I cial question, and assert® that the re-i Washington over the Morrison tariff knocked down and more or lew .potut. btiw. .Udi ™, , I fttUKr^-M I r-----------io take ’ of. id. .-a- ch^. -v---------l., AU sorts of weaj ------ L..L,_ publican party has not been the friend [ bill, in which it was developed that voile; vers were captured with the prisoners, j of the greenback and that the late I there were over 57 democratic oongressIt was impossible to ascertain the '.‘rnce. .bo« aeoonnta Henry 8. Church, in vhoee namee of any of live rioters at the time were ejected by two companies of the aa Chamberlain ot Troy Um wm a dexupreme court decision is not in bar-1 men opposed to tariff tinkering, the j of toe arrest. Tbe officers did not atop tth regiment. mony with republican ideas and meas- j bourbons are at a loss to know what Bclency o< ffn.CUO. waa arretted in New Mr. Halstead comments In the sec ­ for that, but carried them off to the up­ Iota. urea. History History may throw some num, light i to do. The bill cannot be passed, paaoed. that ond edition of the Cbrnnwrcwil G<uettt per cells as rapidly as possible. EmUBoimg. who waa a Heulenaat IL'1.,.1 is i. the :1._ history 1.;..,...., of '! b Im certain. I ..:!•< let But Jr.f the 1 i... caucus ouiu.tm demonstrat.luio,..’u.frol. on the subject._ What At 13 o’clock the people were in full this morning aa follows: '‘The state In tbe German revolutionary army ia troops are here in force and have full the greenback legal tender note? ed that a v ery large majority • of demo­ possession of the lower reception-room of toe jail Tor tbe second time. A poeeeaaion. They are in overwhelming IMA died at Hiutlaford. Wta, In hie A republican framed the art author­ crats in congress were favorable to'such brawny fellow, a blacksmith, they said izing the issue of the greenback notes, a reduction of tariff chargte as would —waa at wort with a sledge hammer upon the iron barred gate leading to and introduced the bill in congress. A result finally in free trade. The effect the cell room. Slowly but surely the poatiioe. Thn paoicl^faaMnghaa Aw republican house of representatives and of the agitation has been to cause great iron gate gave way, and finally wont parted, and we feel that we hava alarm to the industrial interest? of the A republican senate pawed the bill. A down far enough to admit of two or sound reasons for the belief that we ■* ““ dmultory republican president signed the mea*- country many manufacturers shutting three men entering abreast Juot bo•ring. TteKUtar ioyw m the mate down their mills till they knew what fore thia Sheriff Hawkins, perhaps be­ torn of th, eituauU and tbair ton- menta from friabda. cause be found thwrasirtanceof the po­ The democrate in congress, and nearly action would be taken. If the bill were lice almost paasive, sent for tbe party of ■ Jh-------MU all of the democratic politicians of the passed and the democrat® shoqld win about forty cittxen soldiers, wno were fore—_ under anna in their armory hard by, on country opposed the bill, declaring that ^ext fall, many indu/rtriee would have the north side of Court eferr - —-------Thursday it was unconstitutional; that the gov­ to be abandoned. Among the features Main and Walnut streete. Michael ernment had no right to-issue such of the bill is a further reduction in the legal tender note*. When they were duties on wool. Sheep raising in this thieve® escaping issued, moat of these same democrats country cannot be successfully carried the cell-room the order was denounced them m “rags" and “Lincoln on, with our high priced land, if our skins.” We have no doubt that M. H. wool must compete in open market conditions will be Clark was among the number who thus with the Australian and South Ameri­ spoke of the. paper currency. We do not make thw charge against the loyal democrats of those stirring time»—for they accepted the notes in good faith. Republicans in congress and the country at large aoaerted that tbe safety aad interreta of the republic were above a strict interpretation of tbe constitution, and declared that the necessities of the times were a sufficient jsotificatloo of tbe legal tender act. Tbe republicans on the supreme bench declared the act constitutional, tbe democrats opposing. can wools, which can be sold in our markets for from 19 to 2S cents per pound. Breeds of sheep have been im­ proved greatly in those countries by importing fine grades of animals from our own aad European lands. Soon their wools will rank as high as our own. In both South America and Australia there are millions of acres of excellent pasturage which cost nothing to the wealthy sheep raisers—they have simply to occupy the lands; there are no winters with their expensive feeding for sheep. The sote «wt is for tending the sheep nod clipping the wooL There move which placed greenbacks on a par is no interest to be figured on expensive land; At> cost for keeping through the wbiai! made the winter. Out .^an and a good shepherd it upon ite preoen! will h>ok utter 1,000 abeep. Weaak If it is lair to compel the American Certainly out; but that is just what quiet in the immediate jail, the mob baring wit— It now appear, that Berner, after hia eenleoee.waa dlefnlaed and placed, in a buoy w,u> Deptily-SberUT Unipfid*. Deroto and drirea to tdn wood, when thev got aboard the Morrow armormodauoo. and went to Leerland to await the United Btatea. GRAND RAPIDS . quests that nil coxitrtixii H»r- G- nturned. The legislature of New Mnu» a*-passed a bill fixing the capital at Sadu Fe, an<L appropriating $2D0A>0 for » boilding,\notwithsUn<hng <ieu nnus-t. oppositions from Lm VagM *».i Gb* querque. Article#of awwiaUun have b»-rn file-' at Madison, Wisconsin, for s compan» proposing to bui.J * x:y milen m. wav through tb<- conntie* o! w ,v . • i: w kvi-i Washington. The te-I* has -PI •umPNi 'H.b.- B~« F. X^Lernv, arrMushoy in leans, and Riga! RrU D. Mar. bf*b<»P Of Mobile. Al i‘i bishop G .I'b-n-r US? convoked toe t ir4 nleiuo-' «-•»»<’* n‘ Baltimore for '••iv. ft In defiance of ;hr prni.biair) !;»» «’ Kailua, a man n..nw-i, llrr<.>>i saloon al Cunb r. On tb-uhini .wy ih» wiwsbut by : • m morning Ute wot-^en his liquora into • • r Kirk jnmtrr One of toe jur si cam at Cincinna. k; bome. for givin: • slaughter againsi a man wiki a>nie.Nijeu his crime. Another juror was severed beaten by a number of brs acqnar»u- Horatio Seymour, after expreaffing toe opinion that the notninaUon < f TI den would be a wise one for racy, ctaimrd that toe latter's fseWeooditiou and Inability to tall are pociUve advantage# aa proterV>« againrt inlruaiocte. A special train of five cam, wfiKh ten the Chy <rf Mexico last SotwdAL* rived in Chicago at 8 o’clock Fridaf Dome uahrendty. The Illinths Blate Labor aasousuon iaiwmiiat Cbhago, adopted fnra ttaaasdiuii tU .AoUtion w h» omUMA fweeorietA IMuMtef boMdt. it .rtiuuunn w. Pa.. czpioMd 8M<rrd»' " shaken by tbe exptaMtn. The ova* mm oc­ a reU& rfI bar IWO.eounsal A. b*d.V' Two Indiana on the land and a crowd galberad. When the train with aboard cam, la, and Devoto and Berner wear to boud it, the crowd made a rmdr for Berner. Ha ran ibrougb tbe ear and arcaped. and ia ■Uli Utew Saturday morning th, JaU wm again Ur-1, the A w being ttarted i<j the atorr-nxxa and coal-cr-llan. bolttJa 1,. ala of coal each. Tne tin dte t waa telephoned for but reia seriooaly Ibrrar �mown tbe death of their Infant son. The union caoeus was held in tem­ The body of the BtUr one braadht perance haO Thursday Tiight, and a full to this city and interred in Rutland cemetery, Wedneaday. voter, participated and tbe foBowtag The famous muaical McGibeny fam­ ticket was nominated: ily will give aa entertainment at Union r M*y2r’ b E- 8Uufler; recorder, W. Hall on Thursday evening, April 10th. J. Michael; treaaurerj H. C. Lewis; jus­ under the auspices ofthe Presbyterian tice of the peace, M. V. Barker: mar- The Hastings Banner. HASTING8. FRIDAY. APRIL 4.IM IJNION HALL. ■ • y THURSDAY EVE., APRIL 10, church. C kwUr the Buspioe* of tbe ITesbyterian church, The McOtbeny family have given upwards of three thousand concerts and The ticket is a good one and will it is estimated that about two millions five bdadred thousand people have wit­ command the support uf those who act with the union party. nessed their performance. s Great Juvenile Musical Festival. —s>.— special MtiKitgettiwnt ofthe famou* Preaaare at» R* and a wat« the bmt Qre protections T ““ turni,h 8 atreama h*h 11 °“ Umemilr, ’ ,lear ,rom you ***“• I ™- Thu cut represents our miniature closed N. I. GAYLORD, ttapt. Ludington Water Supply Co. PATENT FLOWER POT! I’okt Humox, Mich., Murrh M. ism. FRIEND WELTON: Parties and families of four can Your of 23d received. The oppwriThe Railroad Meeting.—The rail­ purchase a special family ticket at 91 AO road meeting Friday night was largely Uon to water works you speak of, 1 find iu nearly all towns. It is generally admitting to reserved seats for the Me attended. The committee appointed for With every purchase of $5.00 ot more in Clothing, Hats. Gibeny family concert. These reduced the purpose <rf examining the notes stronger in old and slow places where there is a greater percentage of fogies Cape or Furnishing Goods, we give one of these Pots. On rate tickets are sold In advance only. thus far taken reported that the total and the clam of men who still advocate breaking the same will be found a card giving the holder one Mrs. Wells Press n«e Miss Bertha Subscription amounted to *46,705.* Of putting the stone in one end of the bag to get a grist null. Three Rivers was of these presents: I ,tenton' <u“i ’"T suddenly and under this amount the committee decided I one of these towns. By this mail I get milllilil J. I mysterious circumstance, at her home that *10,465 was not such paper as : “ P®I*'r rrom a paper from thorn them; I enclose a dip slip in Charlotte last Saturday. The de­ could be guaranteed, which leaves the ' ‘ro?I (Three Rivera Tribune.) I t’VLL HAND, Of this amount! Sh^X It ceased was well known in this city, net amount al 4 FULL CHORUS, where she had many friends. there would certainly be lost some by I simply say that my estimates always do .4 FULL ORCHESTRA. Mim Estes informs us that parents reason of financial reverses or death of 11*16 Wk. generally IxHng from 5 to 10 makers; but it is safe to assume । STS??,1: "'Si*1 *Uoland my, etti-I having children whom they wish te at­ thn that from the .1O.7A5 there would be : JS^temdl^Sd eie^te^^0 U I lawllj m Uw tend the first primary grade of our city world. ’ schools, will find It to their interest to enough realized to make the net sul>-' cost them a little less than the estimate, fourteen in all, I muUier and Uieir twelve children. have the little ones commence with the scription aggregate about *40,Coo at the At Ludington S35/XJ0 was the estimate ! time the notes-would become due. AnA,fu£e' To SEW SONGS!” NEW MUSIC! first morning of the coming term. other proposition waa received from sgr«- u do’ the*job "“‘’(^“irtlmste; The regulator and electric street LAUGHABLE SKETCHEBt , clock )n po^un Mr m^X’ge toaMoToilet Cases, Brushes. Fine Shirts. Watches and Kun! Facts! - Fancies! .. I j. Hessmer's jewelry store. The case be raised. There must *et be raised !In to ‘he Ww; I always have i hundreds of other handsome presents. Remember vou receive — SR— / I Of the regulator is one of the bandsom.i-o.G aiAAnn i . I lnr assistant engineers and one foreman ! , ■ ,, FRED BELHAM, i ret we have everseen.of carved walnut. about *l(\000 in order to secure the and head calker for laying pipe; all your present right after you purchase, road, and the road Barry county must other help I find it cheaper to employ । ’ ‘ • •. . sntl Preaeots a very fine appearance. have. It is the duty of every pronertv ' U)Wn where the work is done, ’areals:« Hotchkh?rtnw .tore. ( Mr. Beesmer will keep standard time. hoidor remug,.o.„ to ibo pre^inc ' ' McGIBENY family, musical and sketch Mirth’ Music! Mimirrvl Elegant Upright Piano, Stylish Carriage Horse, Fine Top Buggy exhibited in our window, Suburban Residence Lot, , 1 Splendid, 8 piece, Bed Room Sett, 4 Centre, Toilet and Sewing Tables, Ckrtsis politicians have aimed to to help raise the amount necessary.: machinery, (which suits me better) 11 WArth.utuin ^lvuireooIr , control the Knights of Labor in the The people of this county cannot afford j only send one man. In regard to run-1 ——----------- - ---------------- ------------------------I interests of themselves this spring. to lose this road, for upon its coinpie- nin< the, w*J”rtat4i °l y°ur. I rvnnl ’SJpwq I They were informed that the K. of L. tion io . great — dvpend, thy ; W «r2!i L_OClL1 IN b. ; wa8 not a politick institution, and prosperty of Barry county. | Haven, Midlaud, Ludington,- or Trav- j t r~ itb were toW (hat attention to their own erae Citv, and you win find in proper-11 ----------------------------- । erne City, ami you- will r,\°r“ Xa®* nlnTnro ' affairs would not lawm them in the rAinn F acts and and tigures Figures. .— Facts are tioh to the size of the place tne the expenses 1 Inasmuch Vttr>’ but httte. Then some towns are i At Bramer’A I esteem of the labor element of our city.. stubborn; figures won’t lie. I .. ,..;i i t . more extravagant than necessary. Mida to, «io i*n<i so sere fnrm for mIc. < , Allen M attttews, an old and highly a« many wild and untrue HMortiona as I land is llunipln(! nwr|y 250,000 gallons I to the cost 6f putting in and maintain- per day, when gallon* is aU they gobble a powkkh. . ^teemed reaident of Irving township, died Tuesday morning last. The fun- ing water works in this citv are being I newI- This c<*ts about % of a cord of , ONE FOVKTH OFF. TO ULOHi: winter goods. K. MUDGM, Clothier. j i — NOW. * HUY * Hu-trxij pritna- medium clover -red for J THIS .IS NO LOTTERY But a fair and legitimate scheme. We guarantee to sell goods as can be bought anywhere in the State. MEN’S SUITS. $5.00 to $30.00. nnvc’ GTlT'TQ to AA tn tlQAA DU Io DU J lo, u) <lo.UU. by the opponent, of CT!P,O%’.T l eral will occur oh Friday. By his pat .In circulation .l n i 5 . ■ x erintendent at *800 per year. This, is death, Barry county loses one of its the measure, the Bannkk has been to I unnecessarv at your phui. As I have some pains to present facts and figures, ! often written' you, will be glad to do ( I»est men, his family a kind husliand. and father, his many friends one who -t which MEN’S HATS, 35c to $4.00. . BOYS’ HATS, 25c ’ to $2.00. * We sell at good all Wool Casgimere Men’s Snit at $8.50 | iu all place* was true ilnd faithful to | • as with the work ou hand and other rrk;H pkpun nt fl 0 00 •1 the end. | Mr.J. W. Bentley or Mr. Wallace jo|w accumulating I have no time to 1 ni8 18 cneaP at ' Tkk Suventh Bay Adventist's church- K*“J to enter into contract! spare. «. of lining,.. Car! ton and Maple ! "“h, '"W’*1' ,h',n,'r“‘ ' walirk ... . ,. . , .. . bouda, fqriush the wood and oil, collect (grove will hold quarterly meeting at,.. \ , .. . , t personal — . „ • ... ‘ .. ,T .. | the water rates and run the works for r Temperance hall in this citv Sabbath I .. . , r • .... . .. i *3,000 per annum, the money received 'Col. Dickey was in the city over Sun■ and Sundav, April 5th amlfith. Ser-1 , .. . . . . .. . dav ay. r . ____ . | from the water rates to go to the city. < • vices 10 e m. and 730 p. m. Saturday . 3 ■I At three liguree the rate of taxation Homer Moul has gone weal on a pros- j and Sunday, evenings. Elder M. B. j‘ would ' lie three mills on each dollar of P**'Gng tour. Miller from Battie Creek is expected. ”* Miss ('-ora Mack is spending her va-1 • . .... .. , w . ,, 1 the assessed valuation, thirtr cents on A cordial Inv.tetion Is invon to ail. ; „r „ „„ w|) gI oa| ¥glua. cation in Baltimore. . tr The question as to whether or not fjon. Omo Strong made the Banner “ ladies have the right to vote for mem-1 We find the jjersons named below are.: pleasant call .Tiiesday. ?, 1 bersofthe board of education in this the foillowing.amounts, and we * Mr. Frank Nims, of Grand Rgpids, • SON. ! We warrant all goods to turn out satisfactory. Star Clothing House 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. Hentley Bro*. A Wilkin*. city w as by the ladies submitted to have ukw, Messrs. Colgrove, Kuappen and Niskern. The two first-named are of the opinion that the ladies have no legal right to vote for these others, while Mr. Niskern is of the opinion that they have. . • trouble lo figure the [ w“ in th<>'sund“>'' llnlount of their rreiiectlve taxes for: Prof- ltldl “ spending his vacation fl re protection, on the assessed valuation. I wltJI^famUy at Ann Arbor. proaidMi no rmnM i« iferired from j, Fred Cunningham of Irving, look .enter work,-, also the amount now paid ! I>»<l"i»rture for Dakota Monday mom- by each for tbe poor fire protection they now have. Of course the amount The Banner this week print* an yearly received from water rates would , edition of 2.000. Of that number 1,500 proportionately reduce the tax: AhVf'M-d ProepectlFp Present supply i»«a our artaa our regular cuiwux, edition. The ---Il nu}k|aiy * .... . ».-----ValiiBillon. Tax. r”"’’td’l"--to.r5,)oeItnU| weMndout to let the poo-i j. w. to>ue>. r»t. and wlilfTIrtree. complete. . _ _ . , _ . . V.1 ! .g Chxn E. Rcctl. 1A0 a .leal. ....red .early ....! pl" of Barry county know what kind of ■ ' LIO 5.10 Me aprinK*. '* a paper the Banner is, and hope that | JiXttosnfele A square (,r»nii Ha«irtioe<pianobeen » many nf that number may be induced' foot. J. H. HARTLRY. DANIEL STRIKER. Admin. । to subscribe hareafter. The Banner is one dollar a year. Now is the time .to ■ : subscribe. J OwiNu to the fact that election is so near at hand, and the fact that the local directors of the C. K. & S. desire to hear from the parties who are to build the road, further action will not be taken Hh.tom this Week sends a reinforce-1 at preflent toward raising the balance bi. nt to the Banner sulwcription list. of th(. boBUa dne from Barry county. barters. I nqulre at P. T. t’oljrovo. 2W --­ A child of Mt. D. P. Pratt, rf Irving, dkd on Tuesday J Will Dolph wm elected janitor of The committee held a meeting in the the high school building, vice H. G. j. probate office Tuesday night and thia postponement of action was agreed ■ Great Guns! what a cognomen! upon unanimously. ('artw. resigned,1 I . ... . • Fred Heath and wife, of Muskegon, — 1■ were j' in ly the city the fore -_£zz~ part of the I Allen McOmber is in Chicago for the j Jiurpose of purchasing a new stock of ■ eweJry. Mr. Oscar Crook, mail agent on the M. C. R. R.. spent his lay off week with his family in this city. jMr. Chas. Bowne, cashier of the First National Bank. Larimore, Dak., was in the city Saturday and Sunday. •ATO Mrs. O. H. Greenfifkl. Miss Emma Bailey, who is attending Archie Ayers, school at Ypsilanti, is spending her va­ L. Brock, J, tUMUgbteriy, cation at her home in this city. very ■ Mias Minnie Cook, who has lw*n vis­ There is no doubt but that in short time the works would be self-sus­ iting, for some time in this city, re­ taining. and if we can judge from the turned to Grand Rapids Monday. John J. Perkins, of Prairieville, was experience of. other localities they would soon I* a.source of revenue to in the city Monday, to meet his wife on her return from a visit in Ohio. ' the city. • । Mr. Fred Sweet, of Grand Rapids, is Wahave heard the argument used' in the city to-day, putting in an electric that ahould parties enter into contract I clock and regulator for John Beesmer. to run the works for a utipulated sum • tol lh.y would -on throw.up to. j^. | i WHITE ----- AitDk— FANCY SHIRTS. Bert Stock ever in the City ’ AT R.K. GRANT’S. " __________________ L—-------- ------------------- etc. It is not at all probable that the ()Ur l)(,]ove(j an^ esteemed Brother, , About this season of the year, a few Greenback Anti-Monopoly Union this city would enter into such a contract} Burns Messer, and demagogues in thia city who get a little year; what next? ' without demanding bonds that the1 WHEREAS. In his sudden death his I WiMkVUV a R » _1__ „_,1 fauMMuig Wlthl Thk W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. __ —__________________ _____________ _ anti > .Iuulb Rolwrta next Tuesday afternoon to olobber over tbe -dear laboring man." formed for a certain length of time. — *•—1> • saddened, for they realize that they One would think to bear their drivel at half past two o’olock. In Muskegon there are 25 miles of have lost a true companion and an ex-1 cellenl citizen. Therefore, be it , • . T aker straight — the municipal rewater pipe laid, the works are runin ­ . A.*.. Mono. -»»-1 public ticket; for none but worthy “P ov* “n’Ut‘°0 °f ResolwA, That we, the members of j cluding a salaried water commission, »« will receive nominMiona. I U‘*t, “«y ‘?mt “d this Lodge, in their name and in behalf ______________ - -----etc.—at a cost of *5,500 per annum, and of the companions at large, tender to ,----------------------------------------- ----------------------- — * I rwttem days in maturing plans for his the revenue derived from the same is the bereaved friends their deep and pro­ Phis McGibeny family have a full1 - - - -d. Ail matter of fact they care found sympathy in their affliction and tuud. .. ., a, full chorus and a full orchestra. , i tor nothing except the laboring man’s* about *8X)00 annually. There lUUreiMQO is no qweawuu question uul but uiav, that, m • a — —r-At Union Hril on Thursday. April MXh. | u*ir rononra busincM investment, Hastings should ' p -Gone Lkt every citizen in favor of water for the toiler sinks into utter insignifi­ vLniy works vote and talk on Monday next; cance. Tarftheir credit, be it said, the have the proposed system of water! I® *ft the opponents of the meamtre certainly laboring ineo have swallowed all thia works. Following are oopi« of lectera received; „ “I'.’*?'".'? will. ,..No. m r. ti -taffy" they care to, and propose to by Mr. L. C. Welton, of thia dty: mmber ** 1 ran rlected aeercte-' maintain'a dignified independence of Ludinotok. March xisL 1N«. . ,, waa riveted U> the , *fter the scalp of Marshal Nhna. They party bosses hereafter. *\ . I offioa of TV. Ito. »tb. 1«N. I L. C. WELTON, K*Q., ^vpo-t that trophy in their belt as yet, Mie*. HavUna.. aprll l.i-ua< . Lovers of the sensational drama will , Imwever. ■ Ditaa Stiu-Your communication ia; t j MawSEkt1. find a bill to suit them at Union hall. teaiuw Thk Banner la pleased to learn that Fridaf, April 4th. -Nobody’s Claim," rrnHvad and in replying win try and give you a gmeral idea of our ayitem — -r —■ Ur. Taylor i» wcuriug > largo practice whlch b u,e wortt of K. 4. Locke, who water worka ate. Tbe original root | -The Great InveuUona' tor title of la Irving Md vicinity. He In every hw ptaced aevend very popular mdo« ay d-en-vratoBuneed. : draraaa upon the atege, i» aald to oliound making Hhh. Mary Haskins wishes to thank j in exciting incidents which afford ex- Michigan amount* to years been connected with the Cliitagn, !»V many friend, and neighbora for I udleat opportuniUee for' good acting, preee and la well known an both a, Xuait and forcible writer. The irabto* ; '•i ota during the aickneaa and dentb of I The aoaneo occur in tba Xar Wmt, and follow*: la one to which be bm given much M-. to aon. Arthur Haakina. ! while the ptot la Mother new nor novel, tmtlon, having long been Intenrded In I'oxaiDrnAaLK apace la thia week de-j toe ptey la very akillfully conatmcted thrilling situations foHow each vote! to tbe dlaciuadon of tbe water and • •• —11,1 •* — u othworka quewtum, which we conaldwr of seated by E. T. Goodrish; Hattie Irv­ much Importance to Hwring. qvaaritM.v meeting at toe M. K. ing and a strong company. The burn­ • hurch Saturday and Sunday. Rev. A ing mill and the beautiful snow scene mouths and our income at U HmnUtoo, of Grand Rapida. will and other chances for brilliant sonic dis­ time amounts to »5.O4O per item of revenue will be eo «vnpy the pulpit for aU tbeae aervieea. play will be taken advantage of by the It u wrmi)rxTt.r aaaerted by aoma hydrant* and toat a portion of the title of the what-te- ** w“toj:r inl7^} BUILDERS’ HARDWARE ---------------- pAINTS, OIL, &c Large Stock, Low Prices. t*UPHJ of the tat grade, nrethrr ab­ ®eet at Union hall to-nigbt was omR- sent nor tardy during term: t*d by the printer. [•ehtried. ONTtlSMYtetM,.BdHn.JuM >. Mmd. or Lancing, wore caBad to H. A. Goodyear & Sons. �"Ono gets used to that sort ot buri* mbs, just as a surgeon beoomee har­ dened and calloused in his profession. The first man whom I killed was be­ fore Richmond, when McClellan wm ia tfommand. I was doing picket duty late one night near the bank of a creek, and hud been cautioned to be especially ' watchful, a* an attack wm expected I carried my muaket half-cocked, and was staitled by every rustle the wind made among the trees and dead leaves. It was some time after midnight that I ■aiw a Confederate cavalryman dashing down the opjKjsite side of the creek in my direction. As he was apposite, ( fired upon the horse, and it fell. The ■ avalr,vman regained hto feet in a mo­ ment, and had drawn hto pistols. “I called to him to surrender, but hto only reply was a discharge from each , revol ver/one bullet inflicting a flesh wound in my arm Then 1 let him hare it full in the breast. He leaped three (eet in the air and fell with hto face down. I knew that I had finished him. I ran and jumped acroas the creek, picked hiiu np and laid him on hto back. The blood was running out of his nose and month, and poured in a torrent from the ragged bole in hto breast. In less time than it takes to tell >t he was dsad, without having said a word. Then my head began to swim, and I was sick at my stomach. I » a* overcome by an indescrilmbie horror<11 of i ♦ tbe deed I hail done. Z1 tremmea an over, and felt aa faint and weak as a kitten. It was with the greatest diffi­ culty that 1 managed to get into camp. There'they laughed at me, but it was weeks before my uorvons rrstem recovcred from the shock. Even in ray dreams I saw the pale face of the dying cavalryman, and the specter haunted me like a Nemesis long after I had got <n«r the first shock of the affair. It was simply horrible, but in time I re­ covered, and at the close of the war I was quite aa indifferent to the sacriflcs of human life as yon could imagine." FA] BJJ> AOCZXmr. NOTICE. IPJIM. gr*K»* “I consider that I owe my life to Warner’s Safe Cure.” F. B. Randolph, . 208 Jewett Ave, Jersey City, N.Y. WI have used eight bottles of W’amer’s Safe Care, and honestly believe it saved my life.” A. F. Carlisle, Carlyle, Pa^ Feb. 2nd. Editor Clarion. •‘I was given up by niy physicians to die with dropay, but Warner’s Safe Cure restored me. D. E. McCarthy, Virginia, Nev. Chronicle. “Three bottlea or Warner’s Safe Cure cured me of severe burning pain in the kidnevs, especially at night. ' J. M. Mundell, Lido, Cal. “Five bottles of Warner’s Safe Cure cured me of a very severe case of kid­ ney complaint.” F. B. Semple, Denver, vol. Clerk American House. It to a (Chineee ft ft i ]has, of all the places in the empire, the M u loully. ]longest known Europeans, has under­ (gone less change than any other great Mr. Craigs to** eoald M U>«1 W IreMneol. ™ center of population in China. It re< imainaq>rerisely aa it wm hundreds of tor be «»U> tftntw «< K»«« ;years ago, and when onoe the wall to I throiuth .ympetbetle Intouum— ]passed the traveler might, tor all he can be »n.»ue4 Dr. D»rU see, be at least 1,000 miles from any tort, N. T„ .be told blm U» 1 western influence. The mandarin’s pro­ ' cession, proceeded with tremendous igong* beating, passes through the streets .just m it did centuries past, the criminals . are led down to the place of execution, looked at tne ca*.e, or are beaten with bamboos and ot «ord2j ■ ® _ mu Dr LINDSEY S BLOOD ... SEARCHER 266tt». PRICE oFti ITT MAIL, POTT-PAIO 1 r>n to dnill.r .bop.,’ P~' I, .tom tod toe mull »to toirr-dnl . pie, to those that have always been seen yI>r i/mnedv's sreat aocctss as.a_B 1 Warner's Safe Cure saved my wife’s there. life when the beat doctors and mineral Canton and it* inhabitants undergo I ArsyouweuDMw w**u springs of the country did her no good.” no change. And there to this to be re­ ,t J. B. Woodruff, marked in paving, that though since Winsted, Conn. the eighth century they have been ac­ all dnnoflets. ' ____________ “I had enlargement ot the heart, quainted with foreigners, they like .I on which was pronounced incurable, and 11 _______ । them no better than they did then, and " ready w to be hostile and -s aggres£ was often thought to be dying, but; are m reaaj B— Warner’s Safe Cure and Safe Pills re- ajva toward them m they ever were. , stored me to health." ■’i . The reason* -M-. —.on* for for this this may may he he nrioni. vanona. Lafavette Wallingford. 'i but one of them undoubtedly " ' ........................ is that East Rochester, li. Ix. i Canton fa a Canton h a great great seat seat of of learning, learning, ana and ' Owing to the high temperature of the I tbe _ _ ______ literati 2 „of China __ : have ’—“always ’—‘ been the moat determined ODDonenta opponents of forfor­ room ,in whteh which 1I wnrkpd worked I1 enntrarted contracted a ij th* terrible cold that produced serioua kid- eigners. It is at Canton, indeed, where nev disorder. Warner’s Safe Cure re-1 the greatest examining university of stored-me to health." .lames Bruce, China ia to be found. A Uhicsse lad Exeter, N. II. I in the south of tbe empire, determining “Warner’s Safe Cure has saved my to be distinguished, haa only to go to boy’s life. Doctors pronounced his the Canton to gain a reward, if he deserves worse case of Bright’s Disease they ever it. Entering a great hall called the | Linr it>d KMm; Baud;, saw." E. B. Buck, Carlinville ill. Hoktoi, where tables are provided for ■ the well, known more than 3,000 candidates, he can ait Editor Macoupin County Enquirer. Malt. Burba Yu.“I was treated by Doctor’s Agnew down and take his chance for the first degree, and, supposing that be passes, and Webster, of New York, who pro­ nounced me afficted with Bright’s dis­ to then qualified for a greater examina­ i ran cub dtspepsu k miBEsnoi, ease. I was bloated exceedingly, but tion. Into takes place in a huge build­ Warner’s Safe Cure, I verily believe, ing, or rather aeries of buildings, capa­ ble of accommodating upward of 10,000 saved my life.” Geo. C. Stevens. IBMVUTS THE BOWELS, students. South Norwalk, Conn. On the day appointed the youths The boat rioe to that raised in South 1 had kidney disorders, indigestion, Carolina, where tbe rioe to sown in rheumatism, and lumbago for three who desire to pass enter a great gate trenches, which are eighteen inches years. I grew worse and felt as though and find themselves in a vast yard apart, and flooded to a depth of several a hundred pound weight was dragging wherein are 13,000 small oelto. These inches. The water is then drawn off down my liver and kidneyn. Warner s run in rows and are numbered; they kitlUL DmZt Hom*. ----- ro« SALE BY ALL DEALERS.-----are each about nine feet high, five and TrottloK-Hrwd Rm4 and later, the field* are flooded again, Safe Cure has fully restored me." a half feet long, and three feet eight • C. B. DeNovellea, Hope and Malt Bitters Co. to kill the weeds. The water u al­ 640 Broadway, Albany, N. Y. inches wide. Each candidate takes a DETROIT. MICH. HoUtelw Md Devas Cwttl*. lowed to stand nearly two weeks this time, and not again turned into the “Previous to a year ago I was severe­ cell, uid at daylight receives a paper field until the grain to almost ripe. ly afflicted with kidney difficulty. My with which he must deal without leav­ Marshy places are not so good as back ached, my urine was “ sudsy,” and ing tbe place. Three thousand police­ hand to well-irrigated land^ Most of tbe rioe I was in a bad way, 1 had tried various men and servants are near at ““Sdi: THE COMPLETE HOME, ased in Europe to imported from India. remedies, but only with temporary re­ see that he does not play an^ ‘ ...» -I .. jly bo the There, and also in China, the hills are lief, until I began the use of Warner’s and his head would probably HFRINGROKO, CRAWFOKD COW rKXW. ebosen rather than the plains, and are Safe Cure, three bottles of which, with penalty if he attempted to do so. Next morning he hands in hto paper and de'*7, the Safe Pills, effectually cured me, and eo well irrigated that often it to only Mention tlx Hahtinos Banmu. parts for a day's rest, returning twentywith the greatest difficulty that the I have not had an attack since,” Henry Hoehin, four hours afterward for more work, '-----fields can be weeded on account of the Cleveland, Ohio. and so on for three successive trials. water. In* some districts canals are For years 1 have had excruciating ' At tho dose of the examination ths carried along the hillsides. Upland are all numbered, ' rice is a species cultivated in Ceylon, pains in the small of my back and was , papers, which Fara and Hungary, which requires dry not able to raise from Ijed or be in a | are carefully gone through, and ths ' Loss of Manhood wii.uam hkii>. rraui ua *ia<l»liIIWIL । |n prril(-h *nij Ataerkan window etas* plate sitting posture. The Doctors claimed I best 130are areselected, selected,the thewriters writersbeing being ----- — land, rotting if placed under water. A. Clolh-lKxind Book << AByto lo ribbed u«1 nratB pUU lor <k, ll<l,U, out The only states of North America that i was suffering from a spinal dis­ at once nominated for distinguished 1 ease, and I never expected to leave my civil service. They must, however, go I wh:'ch .cultivate rice for market are bed again. Though having no hope of 3ENT FREE Xnd oil colon, putty, paint*, etc. 73 and South Carolina and Georgia. Rioe recovery, Warner's Safe Cure waa rec­ up to Pekin later on for further exam- ; T. WILLIAMS 4. CO., IMVUKIL Ms J l(rtra‘*- M'eh Wrtw will not {?row an far north as Minne­ ommended to me, which I commenced ination, with a view to very high pro- ‘ — sota. XV bat the Indians use there to taking, and eight bottles have made a motion. Now, it to a fact, that w-.th this plan !----------Canadian or wild rice, which grows permanent cure." Mrs. Christjahn of separate cells no favoritism to possible. abundantly in the northwest, in miry No. 28 Thirteenth street The poorest may win and I know ot j places, and often on the margin of the Chicago, Feb. 26th. a esse in which the son of a Chinese : lakes. It reaches ths height of seven “About two years ago I resoxted to or eight feet, and the long and narrow the use of Warner’s Safe Cure, taking clerk in a European’s office at Canton need mokes a nourishing meal of which in all thirty-two bottles for kidney and came out second in the trial, and was the tadians are very fond. uniary affections, and it has proved a at onoe forwarded to the capital, there complete success, and radically cured to become a mandarin of dtotinotion. the pain in my back. A lady of this Il should be fair, for the candidates (Cor. Ban Francisco Chronicle. J county, a confirmed invalid for three enter at “The Gate of Perfect Equity,’* ; Another popular cure to the “sweat- years past, with what the doctors here hand in their esaays at "The Hall of : fig-stoDe,'' M) called, in the mosque of Said was internal cancer, beyond all Perfect Rectitude,** nee them sealed up 1 5L Sophia. It is a targe pillar near skill and hope, in the doctor’s opinion, in “The Hall of Restraint,” and know , ths left-hand entrance, of a sort of bos been raised almost from the dead that they are exammed in “Tbe Hall of *i greenish-white stone. In this, about by the use of nine bottles of this excel­ Auspicious Stars.” If that arrange J. U. Hudson, the height of a man's head, is a small lent medicine.” ment does not give confidence 1 don’t Altoona, Pa. Feb. 27th. hole hardly large enough to contain the know what will. entire fingers. Through some peculiar The prevailing opinion regarding the natural property of ths stone, the inside (J. H. H*rnk«-\ P.ri* Lecter.] ’ | of this bole is always covered with a girl of the period is unjust. A few de­ cades back she spun, wove, knit, etc. The water-carrier to generally any- 1 salty moisture. No matter how often Three things have given way to modern this to wiped awiM-, it instantly returns, machinery. She has higher planes, is where along between 21 and 40 years of and this “sweat* </f.the stond the Turks more of an ornament: when in health age; he to never very tall, but "to often •redik with miraculous curative quali­ is beautiful. She takes Dr. Jonre’ Red short and muscular. He wears a wideties. Hundreds co.ua hare, it to said, Clover Tonic, which clearre the com­ brimmed hat and does not follow the to rub their dise.med members with plexion, drives away pimples and cures seasons in the matter of clothing. Sumthe healing moisture. Ths graves o! all diseases of the stomach, liver and | J®P®ped and Domestic Wall Paper "Hangi many of the deail dervisbss, too, who kidneys. Fifty cents of FnxTk Hotch­ langings, stainkd glass, ____ ___________ ' m life had extra luck as “tramplera,” kiss. ifacturer of »rtfurnu_„ art furniture. have been converted into shrines, to . Persons whose lungs are Impaired or around the loins. A pair of rawhide . lanteis a specialty. Representative of the Low Art Tile which sick persons make pilgrimages in , have throat diseases should not go td hope of cure. -They tie on tns gratings the seashore, as the air is always poison­ ■ o<», «ith th. «>!« tLkUy rtuddod 34 FORT ST. WEST. DETROIT ■ itefore these tombs long strips of flan­ ous to such troubles. Ubc Dr. Bigelow's with large-bra led nails, completes hto । — Whether the sun shoots I nel and wool—black, yellow and red — Positive Cure. It cures coiighs, colds, costume. T torn from their clothe*, and do not for­ croup, bronchitis,asthma, influenza, and down ita fiercest rays from a cloudless , get to leave a piaster or so in the all throat and lunjf diseases. Mont­ August sky; wuether it rains, snows or ' money basin before departing. This is gomery & Co., druggists, Decorah, Iowa, hails, the water carrier makes his daily ' tbe care for fever* and colds and also a say: “We are having a run on Positive round with tho regularity .of ths hands Cure. It gives universal satisfaction.” of a elook on your parlor mantel-piece protective against the “evil eye." Price 50 cents and one dollar. Trial —with even more regularity, for your bottles free of Fred’k Hotchkiss. Parisian elock often stops before it has (S.» York World.) run down. But your wster-camor ▲ few day* ago a teacher in one of Theron P. Keator, Editor of Ft. Wayne, Ind., hover misses filling your tank. Some years ago, before the present “ our np-town public schools was exer- Gazette, writes: " For the past five yean have rising her claw in definition of wards alwaw med Hr. King4* Few IHscovery, for system of water works made it possible . for the, firemen to obtain water for । and the writing of sentences. “Deceit­ ful,** said she, “means falseand she ■IWA'dy cars. My fileuda to whom T haw reentn- their hand-squirts within half an hour i mended it speak of It In same high term*. Hav­ told one of the scholar*, a tow-headed ing been cured by It of evety cough 1 have had after the-arrival of pumps co the scene I lioy, to write on hto state a sentence for Are yean, I consider It the only reliable and of action, the oarriar* were required to cure tor coughs, colds, etc.’] Call at W. H. with “deceitful" in it. He scratched sure Goodyear's drugstore and get a ^ree trial boUle. keep their barrels full over night and — D1 DOW TITSElF.^aW A Grsu Madiul Work on Hmhood Yosth,aadtbe uataid and oid lyonahbaly Hqps&Malt BITTERS Themost Kitessive pire-bred Live Stock BlaMukieiitTHBlorliL ITO ©EAT S1005 WES 1 Nex-roua Exhaustion, Glass Prematui-e Decay, CATARRHi&HEAD WM. WRIGHT, Fresco Painter and Interior Decorator. Hsiecuhric on ^^Mapes^ be a Iner won io evtrj m-om- nxAAxL^T*>»» be refunded te every Inatanr. aeoo now. mom idmmu Itw aohl-m anrartWd lv There l» no member of l. mm r. H. Parker, Mo. < wren fa*ur la**-. who say be eosauKed on *R diwMe* ** MHxm .bill kmA /n.^.-.TTTTT ■Unate dteease* teal hare b*i rrrp A T tfai skill etna st her pfewaan* xl rin | j resstaliy wttbM ■SxTHYSEL teai i W fatfare. ▲LDXJTB BLAJuLFOLD CYCLOPEDIA. •15.00: cheeper edition, tia.oo Samibm pages free 500,000 Valamo* CbOte Boot* dearr’puo- < atalogw* free, Booti fur nan tnaitoo before tayneit on evidence of rm RUSKIN’S WORKS. _____________________ PAYSONS -* I N K ‘r Node* ia berrb) gn'co that certain tai>d» dta ateM is the count) of Barry, bld <4 to U*** ■ale at public aurtlon to the hlghcsH bidder, Iff - - -— A_I Unllft«v Ml, MTt (tx>ln< tSr Him and d-*iRnsi«i lor to ordinary Us aatea). if not preriowb dupewd • at this other accordion to Isw Tbe list may be seen oa spfUretxw Mto office of tbe county trewarer. aJur IIrreere* land* will be offered .«ut>pdtee pu of lb» state's tiUr Si tbi* off** I*** " vIlMaM c. .HTyVIDW. AudiU-r Okcnd Default havtnx been ro»d« in »h«-. I«r^ certain indenture of s<wUn«v. mvinx date «« twelfth <ta) of Janeary. A l» I*1- •* o’clock a. m.. ta Uber u ot morv«r* ISO. an which said mortza*r Ua-rv u ■ bs due, at the date of thb notice, tte mb ■even hundred and silly* l* „ om eeata. and no Frocre.tinjs ■titutod al lav to recorer ir>" drMrrndKwy secured by *ald mortrait*. nr x-.y p»rt tea*" door of the court bou*e In lhe r t» £ W In Barry county. Mlehl<ta <«»i' evurt ths place of boldin* lhe < irrull tew’J* Icoui.nbf lUmf) I .hah * d * a ^rialn ptere or t«arrc) of Inn. ssf cBeary to pay the amount <1’>p <» interert tbereoa al «*<“!*?«*% wkh the costa and eipew* «£"*« "" Dated. Msreh mb^A. D. OOOK • tmKLDON. MortS**' ADtfRTISE® SAVAGtTrARHUM. *•’1 U-acbvr. "My ma hss deceitful teeth,** was what he read The teacher laughud and the boys tanghad, and they laughed eo long that it waa tune to go (Oar. Ublcago Timas. | Ajj old steamboat captain once told me that moet men who fall off the steamboat* are drowned by endeavor­ ing to get back to the boat He Mid if a man would let himself float down ths U»bo-he hxl ea« la the cause of the Intolerable 111" of multitude*. Dr. Henry -BaxInUce bitter* remove the eatne and pnmpe filled. The duty waa one which aiwaya excited the entiiuaiaem of the carriers, who raced to firm with all tbe enjoyment of an old-time A men ran vol­ * uu»u<uinm«, i a. unteer ^epartment But thia willingwith Asthma and aese to.perform a public duty waa not exclusively the remit of puttie spirit, for there waa a handsome bonus paid and by continuing its use fora by the aty to the one who arrived first. r“wm’SKlyCUrCd-K>lnlnfi in <tn« store. Lane bottle* •LOO.’ hi-Urtto extend’his trmle ITttftKnt kORUMjYCLOTBiA r~®^SS2._ M He persuasion eocaaioually A^warm board held against a ohiekeL'. toot fro«ty night win induce him to balance hunaolf nn th. —A U. .. FIRST-CLASS JOB WORK! ThL h2 p OTt “Marchand de J**®1 marchuid d« I’.nt" ia V " i. < . B nob,e ,or**1- How Md- toM that an «ujibk to the very ettin .u b _ *2 •** tb*1 t!>i“ »pol tn tbe oi the enrronndwg houeee. The err ■Mat of yoor otherwise abundant hair. Sion it atooeetor the me of Parker** Hair BalaamFor ‘*>o> ?J*nd “ di’id"! into two »«nous article stands 2 she bead of Its class. Ktetpuit for the toilet de- U^ESEt,1 TH1 CHEAPEST is-“ — —■ »—• - �THE UMg-KILA CLUB. NOT „ ___ t»*™i >*w . I *m now remark to dta elnh" Ax* IflMfaB/NJhUl J TA abetot prtoty gfrto-bm to* wa® a wild flower and na mistake! Shago* os the teaia to go to Meridaa from Vicksburg, and faewa.aU alone. There was a aort of dtotoug toov. uxmt among fiva or tax men, but a drummer for a Philadelphia saddlery houx got there first.' He grabbed up bis grip aud walked equate up u> M-r seat and took p session ot it without asking a question, and in tou minute* he seen el to be perfectly at homo. She answered hi* questions briefly, •ud bo had tl.® . ardent kind of work tn keep UP a cuuvenKltion, and as the train ap­ proached Jackaon *bo suddenly said: W?|’| from tom Will you bslp msl” ) “Oh, certainly. I bnVn a bank in my poclcau Write your taiegram aud I will run into th* office with IL" We minted him when the train started, but by-oud-by be waa fuuud Id another car, bi* bat crushed down and h a nerve afl od adg*. When asked what bad hap­ pened, he drew forth th* telegram which tbe girt had requested him to hand 1m Jt read; - -- — j • drtunmrr *bo ba. dreadfully an:>oy«d me. Bbrx*t tn kai." “Tu think,” be giuped, “that on* *o fair Could be M> mar.ieroiu. Why. I’m all iu a kweaL. 1 want Mitneof you to stand by me.1’ We got hi* grip from tbe seat, traded hate sn i coats with him, and tbe way I • •Irl tr m the depot when tbe train reach-d M indan enused n hotel porter to obeerve: “Well, now, but t*uu white fac* belongs to au invalid ami them legs to a deer. Wbat ~c”d Itorolt H.O d»£ <to»r»tot itonitomto condu on, .o’ u to otohtTi f* °< mj oob,n *' mU "Jfta I footed d. Wl«ter »o' po, o„ . ?*,r " Jr*” •'on 1 doml ,trp oo< » u“~ ibtoditaibta. «m 1 would furder renwrk dat he 'peer* to poltoi. Lto „ Ibtoo to Mm Wd Mira, totem,. eutom. ote—ufray. Ito^" “ r—<to.i dormtol white glpvto ami claw-hammer coats Attend to registration Saturday. Nobody’s (’laim at Union ball Fri- Jay night. . II. K. Grant has a word relative to white shirts this week. Th^rfomd him ahiwring with ra;e-fri-bt fa the ante-room, and >t wa. . nlj GiveaUm J^ne* had threatened tn loom The Hall Co. now employ 14 hands o their tisb-rod factory. fa*®** O;M* *" **■*«> 1 up. however, w»PMng the platform and awaltawing tfare - peppermint drops and a glaw 01 «*n*d to rvtnver all hw native confidence and to forget that one emi of hla collar was taoa* and -owing away at hi* Well, how are you going to vote on :be water works'queation ? „ The temperance meeting Sunday afk-rnoon was well attended. TnxKfe was a Very large crowd of people in the city Saturday. Ik your name is not on the lists Sat­ urday you cannot vote Monday. Editor Dennis, of the'Home Jour■..d, i- seriously ill with erysipelas. The teacher's class presented Prof. Hall with a finedasy chair on Thursday DECKER BROS. WAGONS! EXCHEQUER Each One Warrantei! An Opportunity that Occurs but Seldom to Buy GOODS UNDER VALUE DECKER BROS I'iii’iwIiay. the 24th inaU has bwn •.igu.il «<l by die governor as “arbor. I.kwjh Stern haa a mammoth stock of new goods. See his .triple-column ’ atmituneoiuent. Mr. Winthrop Nelson will soon ominrmn* the erection of ^dwelling on state strret west. ' His diawrtatinn. which lasted nearly an hour, begun by showing the advantage* of truth, then after wrestling with the erils of ambition, the necearity of economy, ho Btruggl-d with tb* disagreeable subject of industry, causing many a scowl ou th* face* of hi» auditors, uud concluded a. follow.: “1 thank you with coumunmate airneetueMi far de skillful manner in which you have evaded your attention to my cumbcraom* rauaxiu, on’ I hope dot de seed thus aown on stony ground may sprout up au’ yield atventy-flvo bushols to de acre." When the speaker had been escorted from the ludl Brother Gardner said: “Do man who dare* pint out our fault* am a friend, au* let us receive his criticism* m such. If I should dfskirer dat auy of you war’ lyin’ in wa t in do alloy to slug th* Hon. Ju whack Johntoo ax a reward of merit it am worry prolmble «int de orator wouldn’t be de only man hurt. We will now abdi- h i* Crouch and Dan Holcomb have ow-ti held for trial for the C’rouch umr- •l.-rs in Jackson county. Talk water works and vote water works if you arc convinced that the • -ivy needs further fire protection. Am. gfxxi merchants sell the boots *ad shoes manufactured by Smith, Sim­ mons A Peabody. Ask for them. MoitXK E. Nevins Ls adding new goods to his stohk every few days, which he is selling at bottom prices. Mr.. John Klepfkr has purchased tbe Jefferson street barber shop and took |H»srt<sion of the same April 1st. Ladies, the Ix-st fitting and most re­ liable sheet) in the market are manufac­ tured by Smith, Simmons & Peabody. A. Troutwine, a former citizen of this place, lately of Grand Haven, has opened :« liarber shop under A. Rower’s More. ; - Moiisk E. Nevins sells more goods »«<r a little money than any other store. him a call and save Mb. John W. Custer, of this city, ha* engaged in the manufacture of a ,n»*w brand of soap calledjhe fastings’ Surprise.” The rite of confirmation was adminKtered to 16 persons by Bishop Gillis- pie at the Episcopal church in this cit Sunday last are making three Oats, Flour, Corn Meal, Ground Feed, Salt, widths of Tire: Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, Stucco, Seed Corn, BOX. JAWHACK JOHXBOW. Ri:i-t blicanm should attend their । .uciiscs, put up a good ticket and supjatrt If on election day. . , FOR SALE BY 1 R. J. GRANT 1 GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. I There (IwnBi in tbe lend of Illtnoy, ▲ beautiful girl by the iwnifi of Malloy, But her feet ere as big a\ a lo*. 0. There also live* in Missouri Ktate. (Alu. K. Sw—t.) The brakeman went on to say that tb* great objection bo had to his profeawoa waa that be bad to travel about so much. If tbe train remained in one place he would not ob­ ject, but tbe continual change of climate was slowly but surely undermining hia health, and in time he would become a phyaical wreck. “Why, air, win you believe me. wb*n 1 tell you that 1 have chilblains at oue end, and prickly bent at tbe otn*r— “At which end do yx>u have prickly haatf" “At tbe wouthern end of tbe liito . in Mex­ ico. Before the I rain got* to Monterey, in Mexico, Pm all broken out with prickly heat, aud freckles, and spring boil* ju*t break out all over the bock.of my neck, and the skin on tbe peak of my noee shrivels up. Two Uayx afterward* Tv* got- chilblain* at j th* other end of tbe line, up at St. Louis, where it free«e», and that’s the way it ta ail winter long." WINTER TIME TABLE In the city called Chicago, Near St Louy. a girl of Cue flggen— Her face is perfection, but strange to relate, Her feet are a little bit bigger. Buyers are Invited to Call and COME! Them. AN INVESTIGATION STOCK We keep a Full Stuck of Everything I 'oKRBsi’ONDENTs will please forward • Uie nuult of the election iu their retipective townshipa at the earliest poasi-, bls moment. that eutera into a house, froin Irving................... 2-57 i i 9-23 i 10.U MlddkviUe... . 3.07 , .VO * H..V) in.» WraocMiapIds.: Ard 3d» 1 «.« i All trains run by'ninetieth meridian orrehtral standard time. Through . eoochea betwcee Grand Rapids and Ix-lroll on nil day train*. COXMfcCTtoxs.—At Grand Rapids with Chi­ cago & West Mh-bigan for Holland. Nuulca. Muskegon and points north, and with Grand Rapids & Indiana EL R. for Big Rapid*. Traver** Ctty and PeUmkcy. 'New York and I’ariOr Ex press dally. All other trains daily except Sus It is calculated that there are fully . Ifionew names to be registered in this’ city Saturday. X',*ry voter should see that his name is on the list Republican caucus for the nomiua-, lion of candidates for city*' officers this ; (Thursday) evening. Ward caucuses ’ the following evening. BORDERS Miss Knowlton’s pupils, of the kin•h rgarten school, gave that lady a birth- i day surprise and several handsome presents one day last week. The place that knew “(’heap John" in this city now knows him no more, he having removed himself, family and stock of goods to Middleville. The pupils of the primary and graniuiar grades are preparing to give one of the finest entertainments ever given by the young people of the school. Most ot their preparation for it will be done during the vacation so to take no time from their school work. The proceeds to be used for school purposes. Window Shades, An ua-e fr«n W-roo™, wmrku > ptar W « r4.1b-d«l ba. torn «a ta tto ri<M«, of Onk» wtok.topto >"•— f-ao M -Trutba* J-nw." of Onioo «"*. • loMlgtvu«or, aad i*n» following ounwreagoatoak placo: Tl-toll i.-«7 r»b. aad /»« <• to„ platop of >b I totoM Iblnb po« ua<U mito bob* tor, la a ptoaf Gray’s Specific Medicine. Of Our Own Make, Ah low as can be bought in any com­ peting market in tbe State. T. rra...r toook bu to«l oob raptoJ: “Si 4. "rfl to' <lrr -r*bor. toll u *>■ „ wTtar, -rol iWAll <>» ott” A list of the scholars who have not! “Ton d r?l «T “ ‘1"‘ ** is*n absent or tardy during the winter i II .Ito r*“ »*—1 itotoarfatoHy’aito term ending March 28th: E<lna Garrison, Anna Giddings, Her-1 tha Bentley, Femie Feighner, Belie | Rock, Frank Lecw, 5VUUe Hitchcock. ' Also of those who have not been J lardy: , Maud Hall. WiDie Reed, Blanche Johnson.Naty Leins, Nellie Feighner. Anna Wlleg. Sarah Garrison. Both Moore, Minnie Murry. Shirley Smith, Bertie and Eddie Fairchild, Guy Bauer. (Tarence Chalker, Ailiert Egleston. I Have the Best Stock on Mr—p. — (to I in Town, And Satisfaction Guaranteed. Moderate Prices! RELLE McELHENY. Teacbw. 5Ui Gradr. k»«rs ou Ctoise*. H ill’s Pkhiclesk <’x>ugh8yhuj* will - c.re cough, cold, croup or sore thmat, and relieves whooping cough, asthma. It does not dry up a cough and leave the inflammation and fever behind it. but loosens the phlegm and morbid matter, and permits nature to heal, the lung tissues and deneuawl imrfe. ('all Taking effect February 17th. 1»M. ’’“Proered, if you ptoaaa. 1 am ys» ia tbs totrta M io ibe retie, of N ip !■■•■«• amoag don’t you understand that tbe —»he bah of mud P«U» boTi b* c«n*E ’ go to slsep * ’’ •oat •wuiMng ms eyas ho <11* ln «T**t ngoeif" get a bottle. If not Mtiafied after Wl-n Bi Ftokittilteto pronto. fetor. •ring it, return the empty bottle and I JLu.hOU*-*" ’*’' *<“>»■ will refund your money. A package u.- rw-ii"«“• “■>"»*•“r— < «bb’s Little PHfc, in top of meh bottle F'rederick Hofehkbw. ftara-,1- 0.1- |»4toto <a to. V—J „mplr thte: A.ytota, itel mqi pte"r -fto m tote tertoUtete, w- ■■tai. drceoMA tnte to. worJ ««, -teb, M.. ted “» nail. ' A MtedtoteWtebte tote, nu ItaMof V*-. rtete. tedjtodd 1« -<■Jtete, wltt tttor LJTlmcA Bist toaggwi «*• «■*<>* lot. If R " Wt tor ites *«r«l (feyjw wM<| afi Is I 11----- *■ "* *®’**n‘* JiTa-**** «—*• ‘ * ±.*6? N. B. I am Hol® Agent for HaMiDf* and vicinity for the Detroit White !>ead Road Scrapers Worka. BaffinBBflU <11X118. �WASHINGTON. In the Hwnd trial Hallett Kilbourne was awarded damages of 337.500 for false 1mpriamuneut bv John G. ThompM'n. ex-eergeant-at-armiiof the house of repreaenta- The house river and-harbor committee in­ tend* torcconimend an appropriation of 85.a000 for the tfIwlsalpprand 1U tributaries ; will limit tbe remaining Iteuu to M­ 000. ODO. \ The botiNt- committee on poslofiices baa decided to report favorably on the bill givtop Irt U-r-catriers of free dolivery oOJct-* leave i.f alienee for fourteen days in each During tiie first eight month* of toe wure ent fiscal year toe iiitenial revenue rwejpb* „ were 878.an.:i-?ii, a derreuw. of 8M,48l.26o as eompared with the conwpondtog period of PKl The aggregate receipt* for February were 82.ow.sre2 h-*> tinui in February. H®s. Tbe house (simmitiee on labor Jias unanimouslv Mgrwtl to report a bill forbidding tbe Hwdng of th* labor condru confined In any nrison for violating the taws of the Unfted State*, under |*nalty of fine and uuftlnoomenc. ; - * j With toe additions made by tiie senate uou mdi'-e on approjniutiuns. -tlie naval bill < all-for rJUThf1.676. This includes 82,000,• <o(i for oontlnnlng work on the doiible-turrrk I monitvrs. and *2..’tt>.«•' for additional it back in its place with a leather hinge, eo it could be swung outward at the lower end and let a little Lght and, air into the bare, unflnisuhad chamber would have sect a thrill ot honor where she slept. After that the swinging board, the through every honest Abofittaniat. But hole whioh it covered, or both together, came to be known among us mixihievous youngsters as Mr.------ 'a — “bay about five yean ago, sold—> ith tho wrappii Then all the Hille girls had bay windows in their plny-uon tea. and for finally the places in the log "tables tamed ia the land of their where we stuffed in hay to the'oattle, and which were protected by a board hong on a leather hinge, came to be and the consequence xs that the profit known among na boys as "bay windows." is exceedingly satisfactory."’ “Do mummies ever spoil in transit F When we left the neighborhood sev­ “No," said the irreverent old man, eral year* after having reached dur ’ They have been too well brought up majority, our neighbor's bay-window 1 swung by* ita leather strap just t.< the for that sort of thing. Then they are hermetically sealed aud had been well girl had hung it. She, at least, did not miscalculate her rceouroes. She knew gleaned before canning, and tuere were ; what material 4J1* had to build with । -and built accordingly. She nailed that I leather hinge on re to stay, and it died Last sunftner we took a fow weeks vacation and wandered back to the old telveo sewed and glued up in tho old neighborhood. A friend took us in a Nothing of their relatives. No, they horst- and carriage and drove us out to ion t spoil, my boy, but they improve the farm where we were raised. We jreatly after they have been partially । neighbor, having come on m advance of passed the spot where the old red ,i his family, and began the work of getJ,™a imtit Ils hia familv. and began the work of Retting out the timber, was overheard to •chi,»l'hw*;n*j to stand, but it was “Well, when we unwrap them the I i n “ ,w w not there, In its place stood a more <«U»notber neighbor thot ba»u going modern <ud |„tter etrootore. Wo rarfaee of the body is almost ae waits ; to have . bar window m hu bonne, and d u,„j our oU homo until ss your flesh. A whits mummy is like that it WOU1A be in the aecond alorr, Z,” .".“J™io • .< ,„d in front . *PPr“ch“1 »*» farm ot the great jurry without peppers, so we take him aut into the sun and set him full in the ..... .... ..... < ... __ ____ .... 'man, onr one turn, neighbor, and man, our timv L The fact that wr had no idea what a rays of it. Before many days are pastel { bay window looked like did not in tbe the first thought that came to our mind at sight of the familiar land­ | least dampen the eagerness with which marks was of that bay window. We । we watched the progress of work on the wondered if it was there yet, and when arketable. When ho is sufficiently I new house, or our respect for the great anned we varnish him, aud you may we arrived opposite the house peered man who was to be the happy possesxor eagerly through the branebee of the place him in the darkest corner of your I of tbe wonderful window. trees, that had grown up since we left, brandy closet to frighten Bridget when । We were pretty well agreed among in an effort to get a sight of it, and al­ , ihe gets thirsty without endangering ourselves about one thing; that was ,i BOonl ooinr oi um winnow ir most felt aggrieved when instead of the ! bis complexion. I could give you no about the color of the window. It i YL me winaow. it swinging Ixiard we saw a common i ileflnite idea bow mauy mummies are im| WOT“d be the same as tliat of a bay twelve-pane window, such as is to be | ported into this country every year. I horse, of course, but undoubtedly there myself sold nearly buu of them in 1883. aeen in iarm farm nousee bouses everywhere. । would be other ■’ very wonderful things “Ouri ............................................ neighbor's bay window in gone,” | You sec, when a pert on gets tired of I connected with it, and we gave our his mummy and— pines to be relieved of v • • *• ' . „ * " ’ we ----saidto1 our companion. ---------------,-----------------------------------rhildlub im*gra«lran full nope Mid— ’Yee,” was the reply, “and our neigh- j his unoommunioative presence all he I waited. also. Another family owns has to do is to break the Egyptian up j The oew neHtbltor «»» > Spa looking borr is gone also, y’" now iand the *with rith an ax, put the peaces pieces in a coffeecodeetha‘ place rr they .have made __ , man, well formed, and of very genUu- | chacges which you see." Tbe great t;rinder, and then mix the dust yip with I manly bearing. He was well educated , man of our childhood was learned turpentine and linseed-oil. The result too, and could talk learnedly about a ! In some things, and was a splendid car­ will be an excellent color with whioh ^h“h ’•<»««»• to paint your dado an Egyptian red." ;“ ■ ,< • v • I P®nt®r when he could get down to :■ n° grown peowork, but he was alwava just going to do , w ki ,thmk - most’ of S’ the ° ------- .!— 7 “faint a wall with human flesh f" I| ole °> Of the neighborhood nelcrhborhood knew ktiBW ba th little tiffin something * * ° ~ WDy 1 about aa we youngsters did about bay He could never correctly estimate »entimental windows. his reaources, aud always tried to do i deoorauoa. One of his favorite themes waa the about six times as much* as the means enormous power of electricity, and ho I at commaud would justify him in hP ■ ' had an electric machine such os is tempting. That was hiir great weak­ I wish I was a doctor. I would like common among certain schools of phy . . ­ 1 tiesaud it prevented him from ever ; to study my own case. Doctors ought sicians nowaday a, with which he illus llus-­ ‘ accoini'jwbmg any tiling, trated thia power in a way that was was 1 o tmr neighbor in dead," we said, to bo sickly folks anyhow, ao they could thoroughly convincing. I as we drove on. “Well, he waa not a learn from their own experience what ^*1 y getting one and bad neighbor after ell, and be did bar. I is i, the matter and how to give relief. J nnoltar of the neighboring children who powerful electric machine. In the Wl.-------'1.‘‘-------- geU I*? A recent re|»ort bv u special agent of the larxi-oflice. that a tract of 720,0X1 acres of public land in Colorado bad been fenued by Irftfties without the slightest authority, has attracted the attention of congiexs. Comini*.*ion»-r McFuriantl recommend* that the | amount of the war tax of 1861 Is unpaid, and fencing of public territory be made a |M*iml I be general has withwhettier the general government government has withtv (Fue held money due to I any state Bilta were Tin- committee on banking and currency ■ laisaed authurizim tliorizing a reward of 82.5,000 for ■IX Ate or the Omjy explorer. 3« euDal(U*ring the propriety of so amending [ a.veruihiln - *tbe u“ * tbe national bank laws that examinations 1 olid permit™ lubixveawbto imbed taffy may be made more frequently and directors । ticlea, under k-rtSe»ap«rtaUunleneeotenMoin» t<e rw-ld to an accountability tor imculari-.; oflieera, at~* :ita----------lo be deetarated the ----------b>------taw. This is the outgrowth of the failure; secretary of tlie Urn eduthe trewurv. treasury. When the edu­ of the Pukjflr National bank of B<»ston. cation bill came up, Meosra. Lamar and For tbtuW't nine months the receipts of | George earnestly urged its passage, and Mr. •he government were in excess of Cullom advocated an amendment making i be ex pend It i trvK When compured with the i the total appropriation 840,000,000. An af preceding period it appears that the cu> ; jouruuient to Monday was taken. Wiiuh payments have fterrnased S15.5OQ.U0O and lor internal revenue receipts nearly l Mak 81.—In tlie senate, the chair pre­ WZLWtfitK. But the expenditure also show ' sented a communiratinn from the attorney general, stating that ,hLs force of employes a falling off of uver *1 <500,0)0. was too small to supply promptly the vol­ I*re»d<ltmt Arthur on WmIjmjmIi^- sent to 1 uminous pajiers called for, and asking for congress a H]*cial mexsuge advising appro- more help. Favorable report* were made pnntknw toward commencing tlie construo-! on bills for the erection of public buildings lion of three steel crubers and four gun- ' at Chattanooga, Opelousas, and Portland. hotitKto r<<st S4,2KL000. 'Hie executive thinks I A petition was presented asking rximpensaH imprudent to defar Work on these vessels tion to citizens of Kansas, for property defor oik-tear. He also urges the appropria- • stroyed In the Cheyenne raid of 187H. Mr. tiou «if SiOX'.OMi for tiniMiliig four double- Platt explained the provisions of his bill to turreted monjtora. oruanlir the jwteut olflcf lu <|»n<te deMinister Sargent's transfer from Berlin to 1 partments. David'J. Brewer was confirmed “t. Petersburg, for which ihe preliminaries 1 m Judifr ot the Ewhtli clreutt. have been completed, will take the country ' HOUSE. by surj/rlse. I he views of the administrnMak 25.-Thirteen member* of the bouse Uon are clearly stated by .Secretary Frellnghyecii, who cabled Mr. Sargent that his gave their views yesterday on the bonded i-outm- in tlie Iaisker matter whs approved, *n<i that toe change was prompted only by a join; resolution roc. me uisuiduhou or sufferers -regard for the minister's. i>ei>unal feelings. Si'Jft.'WariioiiK 8125,000 nuiuiig nuuci rjn by, by, the ilin overflow urefiion of t)i MImIhminni. hut the Mississippi, but an nhlnrtinn objection hv by Mr Mr. The house committee on invalid pen-1 tillxions has decided to report a sul>sti-1 York caused an adjournment. tote for the Uobinwin bill, which will give a -' Mail 26.—The houi+e passed a joint reso­ pension to any ex-union sohiler tyho was lution providing for the distribution in the confined in a txmfederate prison and Is now , overflowed district of the Mississippi river found by the Ixiord of wrgetais to be suffer­ and its tributaries of 8125,000 of the unex­ ing from out dludiility. The measure also pended appropriation for the relief of the provides for iwiisioning the widow of any destitute in the Ohio valley. A bill was in confederate i«ri-oner of war w)m» died from trudpeed for the erection of a pedestal for the ♦•fleet* of confineinvsiL the statue of the late l-rcsldent Garfield at Minister Sargent sent to Hecretarv Fre- Washington. After some debate on the llngbuym-n a calilrgnun exptcsslng-hfsgrati­ bonded whisky extension bill, It was agreed tude lor sul«t3Mtial. induracinenL but'de­ that tlie discussion shall close Thursday. clining to Juvept a transfer to SL Peters­ Mah. 27.—The hoiLse dispensed with the burg. in reply u» a second communication morning hour and went Into conAmlth e of from \\ usliington. Mr. Surgebt stated tliat the whole on the Ixmded whisky exteiision “* it for tbe flr.ltra.eto take hold of HI htflith vaiiM-d him to take a leave of ab- bill. Mr. Randall denounced the measure the mnocent looking httlo handle, at wins*, after whlcl-. lie would fonuuily an­ aa tending to give permanency to the in­ the end of the two a ire. and then watch nounce to i hr German govtniment hh terna! revenue system. Mr. Blackburn their etiorts at letting go again. resignation. made,the cltMlug appeal for the bill. A mo­ They in—letting The hpkse committee on public lamls has ..-vaa tion s-ur^ams to s|rik<* was, out the sass villas enacting 1111)4 Iluan.-av clause was HW . • didn't always,succeed ------------------""O wMaiurauisly agreed to report favorably a agreed to, and tlie house continnvd Die ac- ! go jU"‘ the moment they wanted to, but when they .w^fcportding for the udlustinentof the land lion of tlie cornmil ter by 18& to «3. j when they did did lot let go go it it was was with with minds minds g^B^to railroads in Kansas. The bill authe correctness Mak 28.—In the hoiwe, a concurrent re*- I thoroughly imbued with tho toe attorney general to institute olutlonwas introduced for the final adjourn- ,of tha grraut n*an*> viawa mmwiinn 7. Jeg?r‘hng the M^Hmeteruilnetho proper construction of mentj.f conrrev. June 2. The mnimlttee । theTfw to tor cases in question. The rail­ on judiciary made au adverse reixirton the i wonderfuJ power of electricity. road companies admit that they have be­ bill f»rr the--------„ William -----------— ____ _____ _I , the —--------------- new relief of McG?rralian. I^y-und-by frame of the tween fiiUs-n to fwentv thousand acres A measure houoh waa up, but tho iRMSura to pennit permit the citizens dUreas of Indian ; houAt the lumber foi for the wbkti dors not belong to‘ them. The eom-ndanijhiug .„„ot not o can ou -dtaijhta', ,on on miaaonrr general of the land^flice estimates the amount from Ki,000 to 100.000 acres and was held for the consideration of pension I| ^?e ground. Kroun“- Evidently there waa a the agent of the state of Kansas estimates bills, and the house ■ H- adjourned to Monday. | hitch in the arrangement aouiewhere. somewhere. about 1.000.000 acreMak 81.—In thehquae, the committee on We waited and watched for u time, rhe river and harbor co«nniitloe near­ public health reported back a resolution di- , and then learned that tlie great man ly oomplrted its consideration of the pro­ rectltiKatf investigation as to tiie aoultera- WM di-annaintad in .nm. <f ___ posed river and harbor bill. It Is understood 1 Honor food and drug* as not within tiie ■ . *■ J.“a£P°ln7!r HO.me •inwexpecthat the aggregate of the bill will not ex- Kvinceofcnngrejw:nutit was recommit- i ‘•tions about the lumber, and that os iwi 81 l.wO.00j. Tiie principal items will by a vote of 117 to lid. A resolution I be was anxious to have his familv with he appropriatioiiH for rim Ml-sisslppl, Mis-1 was offered by Mr. Nichoia, raonesttag the him, he would side up the building "♦rari. and Ohio riven-, mui the ., — w.c great s«c«4 hari>nr- Sherman committee of theaenate to Inquire fnr th., nmumt «*'*». B the A tlanta. Pacific, lake, and gulf into the circumstances of the riota at Cln-< ! with rough oak lumcookIk. To ■<., k. the Missi u.^.। iHbntaries I cinnatl. Bills were introduced to grant ber« “"**<1 on perpendicularly, and id alxmt 8ft.tttMM.hi will pn.« w . J inibabiy Im-. Hpnropri- right of way through Indian Territory for a little while would procure pine sidated. The committee bus not 7" tiie Pacific and Great Eastern road; to make ■ ing aud nut on over this thus m*kin<z whtt ■ * amount * what part "f “ that shall be ex- Oakland, California, a port of delivery; to L;. L*». I ~ rwjwted npon the Mississippi iuelf. Metre repeal the internal revenue tax on tobacco h,B 2*»dence both more aubstantial and ben. of tlie irnttat are beink Invited before and the distillation of apples and peaches; I wsriner. the rommittis-to make such statements as to equalize the taxation of foreign and do­ This was a dinappointrnent to us tbey projrer concerning tlte Improvre , mestic Insurance cumiianles. and to appro•'rsf r‘f>*r‘‘ve<h*lr1cta'to(/state*, priate 8400,000 for surferers by tbe overflow youngsters, as the bay window had not rhe bill wUl he: reiMtru.fi to tlie bouse not of tlie Mississippi. Robert Small was sworn yet mode its appearance, even iu em­ later Hum April In os a member from South Carolina. Mr. bryo, and w«f were anxious for it to.do MMALi. xotks Bland le<l the debate on the trade dollar bill, so. However we knew it would come Mr..m-xrU.iu. |ara.(,l tlw mumrt f “'italtaJcolnag’of »llv,r. in time, for we heard tho great .man ttons are coming to rumrresi asking that the j FORKIGV say that aa he was intending to^ut a wuo of 81 and 52 hW|s he discontinued, and ! ' A prince of the royal family of Anam has bay window in tho second story, ;front, other petition^ tliat tin- coinage of silver I dollarwbe suspended. Tlie secretary of tlie been hanged for promoting a niAMsacre of when he finished ofTt the house, he ttwasnry rc*-eiitlycal!e«i the attention of coo- i Christ Htatrt would just side up that end entirely giyvwto tiu; f:u-t that lire prlutiiig of notes The police of Ixthwh- found a dynamite I above, until he was ready to go on with below tin* deqnitiliuitlon of 85 would have' *~. M bombshell in a building crowded„with peo- j the work, and aa he did the same thing t*’ be Stoppwl unle-M more money was aj>- ( plepropriated for tliat purjyH-. Tlie sliver adRaw Prussian Sax- । with tlie other end and both sides, Raw flejjh flesh from from one one hug hug in in Prussian Cast’onU“T’' ‘tu?’ !,,e I <«>). last year, made 4<Jb m-reom seriously I leaving no light whatever except such as found its way between the cracks . of the rough boards, we came to the •tpjmrtnnity to give the sllverdoitar achance ‘ The British government W planning a 1 conclusion that he contemplated put-, hy preventing m»v appropriation for print- । Itig 81 and *2 bill-. I hey claim to have combined military aud naval expedition up I ting in bay windows all around, ana if reasons tq believe that the appropriations I the Nile for tlie simmer months. Mwntime [ so we could afibrd to wait a little. an attack by El Mehdi on General Gordon mtnmittee..... is hi----sympathy theta .. —with _ [d lJiMt Uie with aun । ; When the family came we found • .^?e I,otes- and tlul u,e "“n- grows more Imminent. dry dvil bill will not ualy contain ‘ no appro ippro-­ General Graham advanced Thursday to them not at all unwilling to associate ______ priation for printing them, but will ~intaln contain Tainan 1eb, and after a brief battle the A rate with folks who lived in log houses. Tha fled, when " the -----village *•’-----------------was burned Jto-the-­ night they got there they sent over to • provision that no pwt part of tiie apprvprlaapprop ' •on for the work ofT ----- Graham lias been ordered Co reif the ’bureau ofy engrav- ground. • father’s to borrow a little tea and some tog and printing -toaU all be used for that jmr- *urn with Irin troops to Suaklm. pose. . . ”” Bhmarck has prepared a bill to recast tlie sugar, and the next day for a little salt H0MK8TF.AUM Foil SOUHERS. upper house of the German parliament on and some ealeratua, and the day after £ toe text of a MH recently In- thoroughly autocratic line*, by ppttin. the for some flour and- a little coffee. <• Wood] appointing power practically in tlie hand­ There were two girls and a boy larga Bolt enacted, etc., 'Dial any soldier of ot the sovereigns or tbe Various states. enough to run errands. Tbe boy waa lire hite war who Ims been honorably disAdmiral Hewett telegraphs/that he dis. han/ted tbe the Al Abyssinian scout* because thty\ too bashful to speak to grown persona ff2ni the tt!'‘ army pr navy, and who bonded snargea from --------outlaws served tn the arm v or navy (or any neriod were jtlnws and robbers. The British in­ evea when spoken to, but the girls bora taaaa than fentiy toe front are eucamped _r™ nine mile? were not bashful at all and they were fantry Rt st tlie ffsot lose than than VnatM^J fourteen dayw „f or mar* more^than — , ’ S4*11 acre* of- from Buaklm, to rest from, the extreme regularly sent to every house in the k.JT" M1UUvay *deighty — ffubllc land, and If be served in the army or h,*t> w*1114’ the cavalry have gone to recon.neigh l»orhood to borrow anything whioh eavy oyer one year and less tlian two years noltcr Tamauicb. k A ..7 •’c*u ■UL’ 'ww • ‘J**®*fi be entitled one and, one to hundred Military operations in the Soudan will ro the family needed, from a needle and lia.and Diniififlie 111* aerviUta'V- main awamlnsuspended as»n,lataduntil aassellOctober on account -------- a of thread to a corn plow. of public land, •o m the army or navy over two years he tbe heat The ”----Their mother vmX good enough soul to one hundred and sixty 000 to Captain and had perfect confidence in the great yflw « ptiboeland. among the frii r. r^Bt hUrJl "‘’idler mav seleri tlie Suakhn to Bert—_______ — man who waa her husband, believing Kianted him by the first section aa to the fate of General Gordon at Khar toum. jiut aa Boon aa he got straightened Prlnee Leopold, the youngest son oi round. Queen Victoria, died In a fit at Cannes, “When Jacob got straightened France, early Friday morning. He was a years of age, and in 18K2 was married tc round,” she would say, referring to her }*}? rntri“ of public lands- arid there- Princess Helena, of Waldeck. He attended husband, “he waa going to finish off the hoQMB." » t5r"Bist^LVf Uh5 iand-offlee ihall mime to him a certificate describing the se“Just aa eoon as Jacob got straigbtdemise was about to start for the wedding of his niece at Darmstadt. Sir John CoweU has been sent to Cannes for the renudna 7^S.P, Wf* tolly dwnbtag.It tberehu with the name of ro '5 receiving such certificate; and from tlM! date Of «llA MrHRorat.. “d. OOMMUfiMIONAU SENATE. j itistly cun- pile*, tetter nnd all akin *,ry 9*“ wonder hmler. of district xnjtnau. roam the negroes, and Mr. Sherman showed that NEIGHBOR’S BAT the states were left practically without re­ 0UB striction in expending the money appropri­ ated WINDOW. Mail 26.—The senate passed a bill for the allotment of lands In severalty to Indi­ ans on the/various reservations, and extend­ ing to the rod men the protection of the laws We remomber a neighbor who was | oftlie states or territories. Speeches on the 1 education blU were made bv.Measra Vanoe. always just going to do something, Itolnh. Hoar, Jones, and Butler, rhe Joint This waa when we were a boy and lived . nwolutlon giving a balance of SEW/DOto the I Misslitoipprsufferer* whs passed. The nom- with our father's family in a log house, ! (nation of Aaron A. Sargent, now mln later and in a neighborhood of log houses. I at Berlin, to be minister at St. Peteraburg Outside of two or three little towns ; was promptly confirmed. .Mar..27.—The senate passed a bill appro­ we do not think there were a dozen priating M.-W0 to jmv the claims of eleven frame or brick houses Within a distance ix-rsons fur depredations by the Ute* at tbe side, And time of the massacre at White River agency. The committee on'library was directed to kind of a house was unheard of. At Inquire Iftto tiie expediency of printing the uflicial papersof President Monroe. A me­ least we young ones, born in that new morial wi« presented from the legislative and wooden country, had never heard assembly of Utah, protesting against the of a bay window, and wouldn't have passage of measures affecting the territory without » full investigation by a congress­ known what it was if we had found one ional committee. A favorable report was in our porridge. made on the joint resolution to pay Si\000 When it was announced in the family reward for the rescue of the members of the that a stranger had bought the eighty Greely expedition. Mr. Hampton reopened the debate on the education bill with an which joined father’s on the east, and appeal for aid by the general government in was going to build a frame house, we educating the wards of tho nation. youngsters jumped to the conclusion Mar. 88.—In the senate, a majority report that he must be a very rial) man, and was made in favor of proposing a constitu­ tional amendment that the right of citizens begun to wonder whether his children, of tlie United States.to vote snail not be de­ of which we heard there were no lew, nied or abridged by the general or state gov- than six or seven, would associate with enunenfs---t on of account A resolution I folks' children -----------sex. ofA sex. resolution iuiaa cuuurra wno uvea log uoasoa. whomlived in log houses. SSt’SSk'*'fS1,lSXi^ I -«■?«•»« “When Jacob onoe got straightened round" he would buy a chest oi tea and a barrel of sugar, Everything would be all right just as noon as Jacob got “straightenedI round ” round. country to wh.ch ho h» gone, bo won’t wh*‘ need anZ bay window, and there, lot iu “ hope Jacob'baa at laat got .taught- ’’ ph.r, .‘“T, nlian, m, why won* aomalbuu nn£l ”• 8 8 »!*•?< Have the do else?-' doctors been stud ring ened round.’ over thia 2.00U years and oaut tall ? Well.l reckon I can grunt on. A man wouldn i 'Chicago Tribune.] enjoy good health if be waa never sick. An event of consiAtaable interest oc­ He would want to live always if hs curred in the chemimBxdepartzuent cf never had a pain. Atnheresi college Saturday. Once in . d?her* w“ old Psrr whQ 10 ** three years the experiment is made of 146 yoan old, and was married twice coadeusuig carbonic dioxide. So diffi- iftor he waa lo0, and he took on d.ng.raj.htbeund^Uran powerfully about dying when he was it is forbidden .| J»7 - th . “ ,process that ------------by 7 taken suddenly with pneumonia. He, 1** in “» all countries except m in the United — law ; was no account. Ho wm was uxzy lazy m and be States, and probably Amherst ia th.> tho ’ »«vor lover concerned himself about anybody atr Only college where it is undertaken or anything, but just lived along like a Two iron cylinders are used, one tb< | mud turtle. Some men live longer m generator, the other the receiver. Tbej j one year than old Parr did in a honresemble Jiowitzers fitted with strong dred. I reckon that three score years iron bands and peculiar valves. Bi aud tan are about right. That lone carbonate of soda and sulphuric acid »uita moat of folks very well. I notion are placed in tho generator in such a that most all «M people are willing to way as not to mmgle until the cylinder die. They get reconciled to it indue is securely cloeed. The union of the subime, and I’m glad it is so for it ia stances generates carbonic acid gsa with . a woud.rful change, a leap in the dark terrific pressure (being about 1 tou to and it takes abundant faith iu Pruvievery four square inches), aud this I denoe to prepare one for it passes into the receiver which is packy I used to think when I waa a bov that iraatod I web, Iran,, until tha gu in In’i "hi'*.' r ,OjC7d 17 and cold into liquid form. When thia XnUr’S J0 ??’ °at “ "‘P”-*- ~ rapidly that it forma a solid anow iika noma hanng tha surprialng Umnaratura of 140 degrees befow aero. Mercury ponrwl upon it freeaoa instantly, and the .h«-t Of tanohing it i. th. -ma a. handling a red-hot coal. Th. great danger m the experiment artaaa from the tremendous pressure-and thus the liability of a bursting cylinder. The Mpanmant Saturday, whioh waa in charge of Inspector Pood and tha Mnior chemistry division, waa ot great interest to the entire college. I : | ! b»«r todhink ol it, and on. day I hurd “ o,<1 KO' up ia obureh and uy ha had just aa leave to die as to live ^*n<l >“ -tan. Off 1ST could ahaka otf hia roat. Ha hZl on . great big old - fashioned desk with klaoroe Wit, and he rastk^a shake at th, ahonldm^S^it Uli J.V, the floor I wm nk?r .°5 I wondawd fl I SSdXiS ta?, way. e’er ta^ khat I Ionia National a miuillou-nuBi Mtoonnnw lU^f’’’; not be a candidate for ■ would come from boU ahhx of J! who <*11. O. yott „ oIUu ™ link broU»r who ,u pr^JT aleaou end of) ’ *" “W* do you know .bo„, v^berly?- d.m.nd«j tb, old „„ I oo'X koow h. replug , b*rd him uk «uu.r l„t . k,„ . ‘ ,llt J0*4 **“ '» h.“ one if he would be quick about it k? Mira Wflra»n,; w„ dMs » -onnplubi wh«i it bu bwwl u im.l„t;c mant. J H. Moores Pl w. a rowEta r M variably relieve* the pair in ttw rb^t • .boltles of this sure curr for all Throat sod 1«> pteeaaesmav be 4iad tree at W H Goody w. drug >4orv. Larje size, fun bat •>« don't, for bra.kf.ai *5* »«ban- Not starving himaelf and J* « * aohaia. J’ p Frederick Motchktn. Uw drwxi’t. i- aivsvn wideawake to bustoetM and sparvs co naiw to has secured tbe agency for Kemp's Bal,in »• Cxmaumptiuo Courts. Colds, X.Lhmx Bros chills, ana all affections of the threv^ axj Hold on.* positive guonuxtev Foe* to- and fr A For a bard cold, with pain II Um- bead, terxa Try Baxter's ManSrake Bluer* Mr nesa Only * cent* per botUe 8 How many people drag through life atxun had 111. never really sick, but alwayv mi<wrsblr aa« doing their Wort in a Ustieas. ralucuc i waj it dulls tbe kern-edge of pleoaure and k !• thews; Of living. Ail this rvoultr from irr.^ir-- b.ood. i bottle of Dr. Kcntu-dy'a 'Favorite K.-m wtli transform aueb suEercrs Into new rn-:.t.i-n by cleansing Uh- blood and toning up th. -plan Hundreds'are no« living braltta ,.?.<) y live* who never knew a -'well d;.y ' Hr. KrimrdY'M "Favorite Retrc-h ' f. It dlsfigiirt* tlie tn* on, and Is as daaxeftxis a« it is repulsive, «. „. and Is sometimes called "KI. Anthony's Fire. Mr. 8. B. Carpenter, of Grandville, N. Y., La>J In both legs, and waa cured by tbs uae of in David Kennedy's “Favorite Remedy " H: health la now perfect Dr. Kennedy e Rsvsn Maeed in his bands by an Km; Indn ry the formula of a simple wgrtabl’ or the speedy and permanent cure of Stiou. BroochJUa, Catarrh. Asthma and I and lung affections, also a poalUve and ore for hervoua DeblUtv and all oerrouita, after haTing tested its wooderra! powers in thousands of csmw. hv int y to make It known to hh «uffrrin; Actuated tar thia motive and a desire . »buasan suffering. I will semi tree nt ' preparing and using. Beat tar ipmII by *ddn-v lug with stamp, naming this paper, w a ti; F I) Me l I Ul L. aft Korea. Uiccrs. Salt Rheum. Fever Sore-. TtUChappep Honda, (’fellbUlm. Corns, and. all Ski Eruptions, and positively euros HI'-s. <»r uu jw required. It is guaranteed to rive perb-ct 'ak faction, sr money refunded. Price is cent- pbox. For sale by W. H. Goodyew Farms of 40,80, 90 and 250 acre> tx» rent. Barler, Idem A Kknaston WURM- —At the M. K. Farson.uje m dar. March Slst. by W -* WTwurm. ot Hope, and MsHasting*. ti- F C2-&S IT5 Be . ra: L—.^rnHhino *•* what happened / I TWe fa • doctor ia thia ton who ie ' S? ^*^*?°* *° “W good hoallh. . " *“’■* one oqunre ratal a da, and true to make hiaeeU believe he eX ^7° . ■pious, andor. mu'. Doio M H.. o«ur ot tb. now .liohtwl .i th. do.., ot th. Metropolitu cj^oi, The braoee himaelf for S Pnl1 Msjjuu end of hm upjMtf hp cover and off It came, disclosing a w., Ji mustache, dry unrl in T>erf*x< r.r-1 an order rrot IbeestM Mve gotten away with eight ears and ,tortba«mfi‘7 at March, A He vendue. D. MM. the Che followmc , ral half * the sorthwwai ! *«-™lly worn by .11 r(m. U.moo wl,o« i„u.i«b«, h,„ wu^l «n,l cnrl«l u, tb, Ml.dre^7 nRijvb rnmxk Guardian .1 whUh'tti^So'k tor uopleoiLu -Th. SI « money re- ,10 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-04-11.pdf bd3e3468da30d1dd6e0b174da121c387 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL XXVIII. NQ5L ” HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL H, 1884. ' he Hastings Banner. MIIDAVH, 41 11... ,M~. 1)A unv <10.. Mini, Election Returns. _ —— T County to ths raoNT. MARSHALL L. COOK. • sOBartHIPTION BATHS* . T.lft*, per year; u no* p*ia untu e -*Uon of year. 41.BD. Subscribers <xt» -4<5*oi Barry Oo., tl.ffi per year. In AI»V KBTIHING KATKti: iuurt>n per year................................... Hin --harffv tec special positions. KHJ PBLNTfNG. .-. 4.1 pi iuc bleH la the Jot Printing De- . the Rajis i h. Evcrvttilng iu the | .■Oi--'-l- new; and with the LrUi-it fuccwof | •he »■!'• a(/pronxi patterns 6( nuM-htnery. wwimeo employed, roubles the hz to do ti.-M rlar- Job work. * K SMTfK l*UtUP T. COMiROV K, Hive o< I’rebutr HnwocuUnK AIUm*iuh . MITII A roLGHOVE. Lawyers. i- . hi ,»U court* o< lb*- Huu<*. CoUectlonit . b-ok-d after Money to loan oo rral k \iTKS A Van ARMAN. (•■in < vRV’ETH. •J Attorney at Law, • Mich. p w MSKHRX. I • Lawyer. h«w Spaukluig .■» dry good* Maxv.i uu-.>d poxopUy io ull buKlaoM io nil •’■iinrir" na.M>o3t>»«-. fiouNn to mow. vor urbw.1 Attorney at Law. W LOWRY. M.D.. I tn sirian. Surgron and Oculist. Oto r, vii fiwirn HL. H-wtlngo, Nl< b.) - ii. ivw'it or rounln promptly uttcudtHl • l..>ur. < to 10 a. tu. Cud ! U, - p. m. ',4>.i'ir at H-iUnwjjs' drag store. Sjwytal atu-otiou paid to surgirwi disease* WHOLE NO. 1499 position in Praireville it is safe to them ---- ------------------- say ; 3; third ward, 88; fourth ward. 53. Ii The original difference between then . that the entire republican ticket was Total majoritv of 160. out at a total ■ ’ was about 96. 1 vote of 602. Nelson (^tt, a resident of Campbell BAHRY TOWNSHIP. WAM> orncKRS. township, and a brother of Frank aad . ““‘I? re',ubUran “<*« *| Following ore Ito ward officer, elert- Charles, of this place, was buried ia the Freeport cemetery to-day. The de­ fertted in this township. Barry is a re-1 publican town, but for some reason it is I p^rMl Ward. ceased has been a great sufferer from disease for the past years. The surviv­ . often a little off at the spring election. I . MAPLE GROVE. ) Delow b given the result: I A^ernian.7 « ing brothers here and the grayhaired Orson Swiff, greenbacker, is elected ■ 51 Supervisor, Chas. A. Pollev, 94. • 46 by 5 majority for supervisor. Balance 1 Clerk, W. A. Lasher, 92. Hiram Jones, union 26 intelligence will come with crushing of the ticket greenback by close majorTreasurer, M Rockwell, 57. - • , Beamer's majority 5 force, alb have our deepest sympathy in ities. Swift’s majority last vear was ' Justice (full term), W. H.. Brown, B, 23.1 Constable— this hour of their affliction. • over 60 The republicans of that town ' ('acancyX A. Adams, 28. “mB 98 Anson D. Maynard, rep. 76 We are informed that the rumor men Samuel Garrison, fusion... »«m to to reem lx, up un and .nd dusted. du,tod. DSin ConLsi Frank Chalker, union . . tinned last week as to the purchase of IRVINO. • . : School Inspector, Fay Lamont, 18. ., amyuuus Maynard's majority majoritv ............... .. the Congregational property by the M. this town elects A. J.ftott. green­ Constables, Chas. Nobles, George O. • Board of Education Estes Rork, rep backer. supervisor by a small majority. Jones, Jas. McKeowen. Jefferson Kelly. 42 E. society, is without foundation, in fact. .I James M. Bauer,’fusion 48 Rev. Warren preached in the Congrega­ Republicans elect clerk, William Moore, AS8TBIA. A. D. Cadwallader, independent... tional church last babbath evening, and ; of Freeport. and one justice. Balance In this township W. W. Cole, green-1 Bauer's majority at the close a conference was held ] of the ticket, greenback. The republi­ bock, was re-elected supervisor. The •Srcoud Ward. which resulted in deciding to have cans feel quite jubilant over the gains republicans elected treasurer and jus­ Rev. Robinson, of Irving Station preach Alderman — 'they have made in this opposition tice of the peace. Bhlanev of ticket Adam Tinkler, fusion 66 here on trial next Sabbath evening, also । stronghold. greenback. A.light vote was cast and W. H. Huffman, rep 61 one week thereafter,—when he w411 ba 3 the greenback majority materially re-. L. N. Mixer, union engaged permanently if the people dw Tinkler's majority as usual elects the entire greenback duced. sire it and are willing.to pay for his ser. i Constable— j ticket but by reduced majorities, how66 cviee. THE CITY CONTEST. • p2S«tu’...................................... i ever. Below are the officers elected: 34 The annual “hurrah boys,” otherwise I Dean, union Supervisor, John Dawson. WMT BALTIMOREEdger. * denominated charter election, took place ; Boorain's majority 31 Treasurer, Jacob Ed H. Wooten's house caught tire Sun Justice, full term.i, Chas. ;...... A. Newland. Monday; and as is customarv it rained i ^,ar<l °f Education— Justice, vacancy, David L. How. ; L-before th. day wiis over. Despite this ;'0„h,n(k,1±’’’£1?li'm ................. 70> day morning, but was discovered in ... * ■ <NO.ftobam.rep Highway Com., Alfred A. M.thews. Mathews. .. . o. ... ’ . 53I time to save it with a good sized boi« School Inspector. Thus. L. Cranston. ; ’“*• an<1 *lthou<h neither party made Llchty’s majority 17’ in the roof. Drain Comn Chas. H. Stone. !Uiy determined effort, a good vote was Third Ward. Surprise at J. E. Delano's on the 16Cb Constables. Joseph Henkes, lonac t polled 662 being the total. There were anniversary of his marriage. Th« Erway, Ferril Otis, Chas. Rogen. j oVer 700 names on the registration lists. Alderman— Allen Jones, fusion 103! friends presented them with a set of G. L. Wheeler, rep. and union. ' cans. Following are the officers, all ; democrats, and majorities^ Supervisor, j. M. Reiser. 43. Clerk, L ('. Harden, 44. Trees., F. F. Hilliert, 57. J usticv, J. J, England. 6. School Inspector. D. S. England. 39. Highway C’dm.. Ira Stowell, 45. Drain Cornu'S. I). Kat her man. 20. HAST1NCW TOWNSHIP elects the entire greenlack ticket by an average majority of 40. Following are the offi cera- electetl: Supervisor, Samuel McIntyre. Clerk, Eber II. Luke. Treasurer, Wallace I. Brown. Justice, full term, John N. Kennedy. Com. of Highways. George Hiding. School Inspector, Norton II. Paton. Drain Coin., George Moore. ConNtablea, Ephnam Pantuns, ^L V. Hollinger. Frank Kennedy, Eugene M. Biish. . IN TtlORNAPhLK James 11. McRevitt, republican, gets there in fine shape, the republicans also relecting highway commissioner, drain The tlcketj< |n the fle|d four | The republicans had a full ticket, run­ 'j ning James A. Nims far marshal, af- ; Jones' majority Constable • Myron Maynard, rep . 84I Marcus Stehhins. fusion .. . 67i .MaynaNl's unijopty .. 27' Briunl of Rducuthm ' Wallace C. Kelly, fusion 118i J. <’. Lumprnaii. rep and union.. 43I Ktflly s mojority ’ 1 ter he had been kicked by his own par­ ’ ty caucus. With this exception their ' nominees were republicans. Mr. Nims whs placed on the ticket liecause he had made a good marshal, and the citizens ! were generally satisfied with his adhiinFourth Ward. ' istration. The democrats and green­ Alilenmm - backers fused, with W. E. Powers, demoAsburv Black, ren. and union. .117' 1 erat, for mayor. The temperance ticket, | < Hear Young, fusion 97 Black’s majority 30 headed “union,” was in the field. Among Constable : the city officers fiominated by the union j Abram JR. B. Ellis (no opposition). 208 ’ party was Henry C. Lewis, who was I Boanfof Rluration— also on the republican ticket. The other1 ” Lathrop, T ------------E. H. rep. and union ... 114 J. W. Bentley, independent . 102 union nominees who were also on the Lathrop’s majority12 republican repuiHiran ticket Mcarvwere weresuper sufierviiior visor of oi 2nd cuu j _ and 3rd wards; aldermen in 3rd and 4th I glass ware and couch and had • good time generally. C. D. Prichard is at Valparaiso. Ind., at school. ’ . Mellvile Holcomb's horses ran away in Hastings Saturday, and wrecked his ^niggy. James Brumjv and wife have gone to I Florida. The republicans of Baltimoreare feeiing good. They fdecteii the entire tick- Orangeville. Old Orangeville has redeemed iteelf. The entire republican ticket was snecommissioner, sch<H»l inspector, and all cessful. In the evening the bell was ■ t * tolled^ seeming to say “another soul has This ix n BaUhAore lieptibliran! of the constables. V H TIMMERMAN. Supervisor. Jas. II. McKevitt. 7" maWinged its flight.” But no; the great 1 • Utimu pathir Puysiciaa & Surgeon, i wards; member of school Ixiard in-hitter Following are the returns from the i jority. greenback party was dead. Orangeville •n»-.i <n»r «ms« of llullowao.' diK store.) ’| various townshi|«, so far as heard from Clerk, Whl Guileman, 107. wards, and constable in the 4th. There lieing almost its last abiding place oo Treasurer, John S. Johnson. 37. Iat the time of going to press: Jnstireffullterm),Frank A.Cisler,34. was also a democratic ticket tn the flrtd. earth. Soon our bell changed its dole­ Nashville. Dentist. i which had on it the fusion mayor and re- e Highway Com.. Wm. H. Gray, 61.. JOHNSTOWN. C. L. Glasgow Sundayed at si onesvi lie ful tones, and Old Liberty Bell never ■■ prutnpll.t .au*ii<h>d tn. Drain (.'«m., James H. Miller. 30. ' corder, Nims for marshal and Fred Bar­ sent forth mon* joyous sounds when be­ This “old reliable” republican town. with wife and relatives. School Insp., John Armstrong. 840. low for tre^iurer. About 26 were voted i I ship comes to the front in great shape; 1 Mrs. Dr. Burlier and son. Clarence, ing ordered to “Ring! Ring! Old Man." I in thejdty^^ Very cheerful prospect for republican The war cries were “Ninis and Water [r visited at Lansing a few days last week. being efected by an average majority of Miss Hattie Foote went to Battle success next fall. Works!” Every body suppoeed|that the Mr. Christian Rush is very rich and on Thursday, returning on Mon-1 82. The total vote was 175. Following ] fusionists had such a majority in the | Creek . \y r I.TOX a ( ROOK proud: having a daughter 10 years old. I dayis a list ol the successful candidates. KOK tfdSii | ^ult tlu‘n'was little chance of'elect-1<lu^ ■••i. i.. it,.- Mtui-runvu lu-urai^ «•«>. with majorities for each: Frank Bacon and wife were jn town he was presented with a young son it \ i TTMORR’ 'ing Rny of tlw rePuM‘«n nominees ex- . I over Hun<lay. the guests at the Wolcott 1 APril 8rd- Who know* hut ** !.• oo h man's property against ‘ Supervisor. E. - F. — -Nyc. -75. / T ' cept Lewis for treasurer, and Sheldon j House. • ii<ii:nln*; or wind: against a man's * vot*d the republican ticket Clerk. Ppter A- Fish A', 83. Baltimore township elects the entire j j>or mjperytoor rtf 1st and 4th wards.1 R. Mayo visited his brother and chil- ■ John Turner home the 4th imrt.. Treasurer. W. S. Nye. M. republican ticket, by majorities rang- ■ Tht, (U,V44oped the fact that then.' .Justice. Hiram Coleman, W. and stayed till 'after town meeting. -t.--------were monmore renublicans republicans and and union union men men ' <*r*,n Saturday and Sundaj. ltigh»a> Cain., George Swanson, 82. ing as follows:■ '1 were Although not a voter of this town be Supen isor. NornteU Lsthsm. 11! thim , e L. <>. Ctortor h» commenced repmrSchool Inspector. George Fisher. 83. J ■ • • • « unfix i Hk>ck. Hasliuo, Clerk, Koval G. Rice, 28. .. . .. . r ing the Tubbs property off Main St. He takes a good deal of interest in the re­ Drain c<»m.. Hiram T. Merrill. 84. Treasurer, Rob’t R. Haynes, 11. ,I*a,\ 6| 11 < r/ Will occupy it as a residence, and build publican success of Orangeville. i Constablm. W. S. Nye, 81. J. Frank. Justice (foil term) Kami F. llinch- election 4er held in.thto ally, fl'srt) u, . ><); L. Bresee, 83; II. Bera. 84. . Old Mr. Derby, who has been very ill, man. Ji». i lines were not very cJoaely drawn par’ Physician and Surgeon.. Gnod for Johnstown. is slowly improving. .InslieeivsiuncylHenry W Sontz. 11. d , the riwlnnlste. A good'Jf”1*’ . ,, . . ..| -Mr n-.in R.. Njwbvflle, Mich.) The republican majority for towaHOP*. Highway Com.. Gilbert M. Baker, o2. • J , t W O. F reeman. has moved twek in x>nw oert door north Wolcott Houv-’; The republicans of Hope propelled ■ Sdniol Inspector. Erawt Haynes. 20. '’v"11,1 har'L I-™®nnl work nss done t<j brln)rin(t hi, nne lot of hiksai; shi|Tnfficen« range from thirteen to forty. 41- pnxopUy lUO-iuled too. day or Might. Drain Com I b ;» c Wtoks 21 for certrnn nonnnera on both ..des. as h( . lln( . to make things exceedingly interesting " |the ’ Sh°w No money : fn,m Canwla. , •HT( . . Bowens Mills. for their opponent#, electing supervisor. VHteqijHry Surgeon. anl. < .11. I armor. . wits spent on, either side, awl it was a r ... .. ./ Hurrah for Yankee springs. • • »■ iindumi. urarYrcktey«rhoot bouse.> i two justices, school inspector and two -xt . i ' v. L. Walrath won the five mile roller • n. g. b. a. m., it - seems., did not i The vers cold*anv for bums and suckers. । ... ... . ... . ‘ a u .iiu-nd all rnJK lor <mldK nlirht or dny. , constables. The majorities are given .. , , . ... skatingraceat^erinontviilelastThurs! rejected Jihiivh N. Covert supervisor Thto is as it should l>e, and we hope will , I have a man Unit they wanted to run for ” .. ... , .. : s»vt* rciwotiable. i. , _ i mo. y . > j v easily, getting the prize of two "-----—- ;z-t . _ . ilMHOW: by 21 majority, an inepeuse over that of l>e hereafter. I treasurer, so they bought a supernum. . doUar& ’ Supervisor. Ira Osgood, 14. the previous yeifr. Tine-republican can■ ary from the republican party. They The “ bloorfv fourth ” was where the o . ... . , Hits BROWN A FOLK EMUS. Clerk, Howard Mosher. 28. ... ’ . it ..I Some sixty or seventy candidates for | didate for clerk was defeated by two republican, * Hotmnpaihic Physicians & Surgeons. got in the r work In the eni (.IaniinK1 hM(. paid a good price, as his opponent got Trcas.. IL Larabee. 5. Justices. •tw<w*r JuliuB RukmU'b Store. Main St.' ______ _ . John McCallum. J; Benj. majority only, three votes intended for 1J"1 FIvingUwtaSILNjeldon ffib untav bv F. A. Itacon. ITof. Ilsll and the largret majority of. any one on the »-».U -Mi«wi>rw1 from the offk-e at all boor* nf StJtnton, 5. . - I him not l>eing counted because the in- Brooks 24. Anns 102 .nd docting their | En(x:h An(lnla republican ticket. ... -------------- -------------- ....---------- s<*o« Inspector, H. II. Campbell,5. ; itial only of his first name was on ,the j entire want ticket The first was not At the republican caucus the follow1 Highway Cohl, Hobt. Bryans. 21. ,.— "T" -~rv j’".''''.': LZL.:'" I The schools of Nashville commenced much behind, giving Lewi. «. bb.kloo on Mnn(thy , except the one on Alain St., j| ing w ere chosen as delegates to the : Th« nymNinuix of Hope »re» royal: ballot,: I county convention, with instructions to “ L ■*, "■ tougbt bv Mta Powers, which is closed ! ! lot of fellow, and hwe'a onr I”””1- i “ ‘ •! favor as 1st choice for president Logaa, <MTTH A PACKARD, Clerk. A. B. Carpenter. . publican ward officers, except msmtora ty .Shake, boy.! Trweu Jxwta IXx-ker. : of school board. I Mrs. Mary Pal meter died at the resi­ I 2d Blaine. 3d Edmunds, with Lindola Justice, full term. J. I>. Hirouut. for vice-president: John Hall, Aaber A large vote was polled on the water Hlghwhf Com, J. Fl»niiu«. dence of her son, Mr. ('has. Fowler, in | CMietou l.,»/epul>H<ar> town, alTumer, 8. C. Ritchie, W. Armstrong. i works proposition, and the “Yeas" got Scliuul laspector, b. M. Brown. thow* they wndtlmas act a littlequeer Maple Grove, on Tuesday morning. Drain Com, J. Fleming. A son of John Williams is very sick, there by 160 majority. Mrs. Palmeter was upwards of eighty down there. TD1, year John Barr)’, Conslublm. Cbss I*. Smith. A. Dsvwith but little hope of recovery. ' Taken all in all, we think our citizens years of age, and had been a resident of democrat, get, tn majority. The b«I- eoport. W. S. JUaeohoo*. A. 0. heater, A widow lady of Yankee Springs has ’ can afford to be fairly well pleased with Nashville a number of years. Her re­ ance of the ticket la republican, except xupatiifturaa. just received a pension of •IbOQ. | the result. . mains were buried from the M. E. ■ hlghwnv emr.mhwlniwr and taro «mThis was not an off year for the re-; Rev. 1. M. B. Giltawpie wfll deliver Below is given |a statement of the church on Wednesday, Rev. Fonset of­ ataldea. Xext fall. In the presidential publicans otv Yaakw Springs. The votes for the various city and ward of­ anqthe.r temperance lecture at good ficiating. cootcHt. CwUrton arlU wheel into line, boys put u>> gooA.Uetai» one that templars’ hall Wednesday evening, Apr. ficers. The first name for each office in with 71 majority for the repnbilam ought to Win. and tfieyimade It win.. H. 23d. Come everybody. the tabulated statement Is that of the . candidate. The jy-pubBran, thi» apring C. Rltnbie Is'lbi supervisor lining elec­ fusion candidate, the second republican, dldmit do <n wen ae we had ioped. bat ted by 13 majority. The balance of the THE following resolutions were unan­ Henry Withey expects to travel the third union Work Shows for Itxelf. they did good work all thr wane. One ticket was also elected by fair major!- , coming summer selling^patent fence. imously adopted by Irving Grange at yiwr ago the democrat, swept the town tl«i Owing to the rain in the after­ Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Jones, their last inerting: _ s..rj nnlln. Whkkear. Brother Allen Matthews clean, except clerk, by majorities rang­ March 29. 1HB4. a girt Weight nine in the seventy second year of his life, 'TtxWrt U>»t if roil do sn. yon win remain a ing from W to 81. which laat wa« pounds. after a protracted illnetia, lias entered pntran. ■ Bam-1, majority tor xupcrvtaor. As Rev. J. B. Jones has returned to Low­ into rest eternal. J. faMlTH. । Walter L WIDtUtt. compared with a year ago the npM ■ ell with his family. Whereas, The intimate relations K. PACK AUG. ships. .Lb—rd. A Stnote- • ■ ■ 1 can, have made handaome gain,. FolRumored that Mrs. H. Withey and long held by Bro. Matthews with the Recorder. John Wefanert..... nriii members of this Grange render it prop­ Mra. Bibbitt, would start in the inilliChfcrtm Hotdikta er that we should place upon record onr WlUta J. Michael .. minorities given: appreciation of his service as a Granger . Tiwmirer. viding they could secure convenient and his merits as a man, therefore Supervisor. Jo*”1 Barry.llsHenry C. Cleri. Frank McDertiv. WThat in (>IV his HV-WI.H denlh irviHJ Irving room. I A IHM, iu U U ” 0. exp^tod UU th, Fnwport I Trees, A. C. Stanton. 41. ■irxutrx.u wiu dvF tvw.ir first entertainThat wetemhr to his afflictminstrels wiU give their first entertain­ ed relatives our earnM sympathy in '-ncuitnrxl WinJmoW11, | Justice. ment in Union Hall. Friday evening, their afflictions in the ins*, of one who ■- A. OOTANT. standard bsarew: March 18th. The date is not certain, was a good citizen, a loving husband ] M ROGERS grOO. SuparvMMr, Lys Twodeu'iocoatif and tw o republican however, but will be named positively and father, and an upright man. Clerk, Ut« 1 Res^tsd, By thin Grange that our Harlow G. Carter conrtablre were elre-tol in our next isaue. -—HE1.L---charter be draped in mourning for ths id m Mr. H. Parks expects to move on’ to next sixty days, and that a cofty of them* WOOULANH. «>RK, OATS, CLOVER SEED, TIMOTHV This. too. is a repnbbren tewnshtp. his farm soon, whereupon Frank Sisson resolutions lie entered on our Grange School iMpector, H altar Blow”. will occupy Mr. P.'a house in town, record, a copy to the liereaved family SEED, CORN MEAL, FLOUft HAIR, ’ '---------- --------;;;**.----- 1 ravers mil and copies to the county papers for pub­ Drain Com, M HJiam Besttie. __ tfapenlwr. and Mra. H. Withey will take pemaea- lication. LIME, PLASTER, STUCCO, fight out. ouv But the - I— -I tight ~ — ■Ateyr-1 .>*•<•• . vntsxfl the tea tem-­ IRVfXG GRANGE MO H. siou of Wm. Bhroeder’s house—the one I IOO<1 number of tkun. them voted WATER LIME. 7 : Lnmne tteksL Everybody conceded which Mr. Simian will vacate. WATER WORKS. PRAIRIEVILLEtbeeleetha at the dtotoustjc’***• The tawput being conducted in Hastfr^lXZ^ My'^YLt w^-w^k, ourted by a h—; oX™ republican A Pysicians and Surgeons. Prairieville, Mich. 1 —t.igni or usy, pnxnpUx uUended County News. ’RAH BLACKSMITHS. Horseshoeing a Specialty. SAW GUMMING ! fwwWuasvsi ss as bock bottom pricks two-thirds of the voters were out <® 0K ALL THERE AKTlClJth “ *■**«■•. mennor <m voting thst ticket being repubU- 3^2 u ™ superviaor. As the re- In its favor. The majority by wards to probably already involved an ananas was re-eieerea ■up* «««< aweond follows: First wsnLt; second ward, ward. publicans have » majority over all op- as f----------- --------- La reached us to that Amos C. Towne �-» k- x ■»!> sRpuaicr AX OCEAN DISASTER. TU .RMSafe^ra, ...» continuwl dMllne In non In the w,-j the ' “5 excite: market aeems to increpse the Oiirago arcitement on the board of trade. . n^ti™ Wheal. Saturday, fell if to 8f cents per wre”0"bushel and com 2 to 21 cents. Within Mr. Oscar Crakor was foreman in a cmnsm three weeks Mav wheat has dropped quarn Bi Kosendale. Ulster Co.. N. T. By an from fM cento to 81t. । cxpionjon one day tn the quarry he lost an eye­ At a prize light near Hyndman. Pa., ‘ io,t it totefiy. Under th<- impression that the Saturday , between Hungarian miners. : matter wsb lew Mrioii* the local physician told in which fifty-eight rounds were ac- Mr^Cndgx that his eye wMa not tost wholly but complished.one or the principals struck eiHild tie saved by treat nmnL The experiment his head on a stone and died. In the was tried and failed. Worse remained behind, row which followed, two others were 1 for he was In danger of losing the other atao. killed and three fatally wounded. ) through symnafhettc Inflammation. In thl« The schooner Shulers, the- allegf-d i •trait he consulted Dr. David Kennedy, of Ronfillibuster, returned to Key West, Sat­ dout. N. Y., who told him tha injured eye ■ must urday evening, and was seized by Collector Wicker. The negro pilot'states I !* y™ 0(11 to J**?.?* thathewM compelletl by Amen, to ' ‘:,nd at a plantation near Cardenas, To Sew York the patient went, and nne of the « I ’“-IS.'fiWS ■’Itarpeville, I’enn-ylvania. have atrurk I 1^iA7.'nr. Keum^tv™ Jd raK ’^ff&i.EAES' MTB'* '’<*totiwnfc _ ita . J •> k> killed to, oidie Haya. aBegrA vAo killed PoMANN WRECK RD. lice Sergeant Jenks at St. Louis, last October, has been convicted of murder OUT OF 130 PE1WONS ONLY NINE > jiu u the finrt7dcgree. Uie firardegree. ‘ TORRID BOWELS, A revenue cutter and_____ two__ American SAVED. 1 A ___________ A,.___ ________ 1 . DISORDERED LIVE --1 ships sailed from Key West, Friday, to a dreaded coast. ' assist the Dix in searching for the ■nd MAF------RMttl Of Boston. Mass., April 4-T-Intelli- Cuban flllibnst* rs. , gencc was received late this afternoon : Colonel Breckinridge, a bank presi• •f the wreck of another Atlanticsteam- I dent of San Antonio, has purchased 2,' ahip on the dread Nova Scotia coast. 1 500,000 acres of land in the Mexican The steamer is tbe Daniel Steinmann. ! state of Tamaulipas. ‘ •f Antwerp, and she sank last night off । Hmty Angell, formerly paymaster of Samoru head, eighteen miles from Hal- the yal|ey rajIrottd at Cleveland, who ifax harbor, carrying, down about 120 , embezzlAl a considerable amount, was । . j . ; captured in Chicago. The which disaster in the same laioThera There is not u a saloon in Douglas Bality in occurred April, Jb73. proved * \ i< ? nnt 2 Tuscola t action on tne I the council tel to the White Star steamer Atlantic nn’Jld ’u» l -- Tu8CO,a .c.?u.ncil KldneyaandBklnlBBlBOBroniiH; retnovin.; ordta^w prohibiting I afi taaiamiM tooqfh fbcwthree “mrand 6W of her pamengera and crew, ft®? .? t „, u “’J • or!“ua,,c" PrOu ud------------------uoi many mile» Uie anroa "Tiw ”commitue Balm W tire arBSam/* ptt>i’icin« aprefnimfromMTnel| of of tlieI Mie at 'ekMuUw liquor at dru K etoree. ’”of the <Y MAIL, POST-PAU, Ore, soond ilrwii—_ raRrtar at >***. a clear • • •18M, —* with •• , * The executive Sand a vteorewMyTTUTT** PILL* the wrecks of the Arctic m *}®. J**?*;L. ‘•‘J* committee ®of the because of a reduction of from 11) to 15 the mined eye and treated Mr. craigg with Gould and Wabash systems has order- ct,nt« l*r d*y in u,c ML’ souls, and tbe Hungarian in I860. I Xi Si»2,^Tt ta .W of laborers, ’Kennedy-. Favorite Keumdy to build up the caoae_DO n¥ii~ or frying yr toterfe: > With dally work and ana n«*« ’“=>»■ CHrrie™' Bllera- Ston-HtnUrnt in i.l The Daniel Steinmann is a well , T ..mn* ,plv the quarries at CoftmHsville, Rewnsyl- dqe to the ^of ^ItevortteRenMNly* *f known vessel and has, alnce her build- 1 . Lorenzo Dimick, of Buffalo, formerly Vania, demand an increase of 20 per ter treatment, inc in 1875 nlied between Antwerp, junior partner in a marine insurance cent Are you troubled with Dyspepsia. IJverFomU.I M ™ VreYvk and Hmtnn Her 1 d.ve'rttag tirm. has l>een held in S80.00U for’ ! _,»• . ... .. . . plaint. ConstlbalJou or (k-ranpement <rf Uw ’ MIL JA mK?'J5S tatd.? of tit. tonr"nbail “«tn 8. W. Bruce, who two years ago era; b* zz!ed $2,000 from a grocery house in ••FavuriirBd-mmiy.”‘it will not <tiBi»i»oihi ymt from Antwerp Maicli 21,bound firat tor I panie«1 Philadelphia, was raptured in Chicago J>y-Kt-nnwhs •Vavarito Brna-dr" ?«.r aalc by A Great Medical Work or M< Halifax and then to New York. Capt. J- A. Broadhead, an army paymaster, Sunday. Hie wl.ereelwute wm unBchoonhoven was in command. suffered from thieving employes in Ari- I known* until he told his story to a wo- 'gB blUty. PrauuUre Itorilitc in Hat. Her pHssengers, it is supposed, were zona. He recently returned to Boston man. She circulated it quietly among »Utah, and tbe untold uil*r> . A S K | FOR ^7^ iixIHowtlnn nr ewe-a. a bo.-h r... ail immigrants, probably Germans. in au insane condition, and diedQof her friends until it reached the de lee-------)• mug. and old it struck a lkdoe. pneumonia. tivea. prrvrripttotw for all mcu(>- and . fcr a prominent saloon A Journal special from Halifax says , Sandy Spencer, a, In the criminal court of Chicago a • talMrM ta .ttaH, that the vestel struck a ledge between keeper of New kork. who recently woman who had stolen goods from J ftye and six miles off Sambro at about served a month’s imprisonmentforsell- three dry goods houses undertook to SKEi ptiysiriui vm page-, bound In '"r^. 10 p. m.. and sank with all on board. I ing liquor on rt J *has- made -J- an - as­ turn state's evidence against her pupils. Sunday, rnualin. '•atbowed .-ore™, MU KJt. ruv-an>» TRADE l>r ,t ttDerwork Id vcitj aenv , The gah- bad prostrated the wires lead- aignment. She testified that with two indictments eranr and profc-.hx.aJ y^u, Ul . ing to the signal station, so that it was ', The Cr.nartlftusexpre.sB alarm over the’ hanging over her. and her couusel de­ •••Id m thin country for axao. or -Jw u,.n.... „ 1 p. m. to-day when news of the wreck magnitude of the emigration to the manding a retainer of $100. she bad to be ntfuudMt lb every tnstatxw. )>»•» t. I, n was received by Chipman Bros., agents United States. A party of 325 left one ' make a third raid to secure funds for by maB. |«mt-)>ald. JlhMfratlv safip» i- «■, of the Wiifte Cross line, to which the parish, last weck.2U0 of them to remain her defense. steamer In longed. *>ermnnently. The Bar aa*tociation of Cincinnati, of which hr refer* you. An irrhnense hole was knocked in her Sheriff Hawkins, of Cincinnati, has with a determined purpose to replate Th i« bonk -hotU<l be rruj b» »•. bottom.. “ i— filled — -* — — Resigned the colonelcy of the veteran its burned library, has assessed each Site and within a 'few •tracttoil. xn-1 by the panned r<w minutes wml down. At high water regiment, whose members refused to member $100. and many lawyers have I I Liver and Kidney Remedy, the only thing visible is the topsail- Obey his order to help guard the jail contributed money and book's in addi­ I (k>.npouoJ«d from the wli knevn yard. <>ir»tfr*i Hope. M«'t. Due’ ti, • «. during the riot. KiMTUlan. ItHtrartor or xuatMtan <m<t. l tion thereto. Three insurance policies, 1 drake, DandeS n, BarBBparilla, C*. AthlrMo tbe Peabody M<«n. j in.t:/i , So far as at present ia known, but A passenger train on the Chicago aggregating $30,000 were forfeited by a ' earn HB<rada, etc., cotnblnpd with an W. H. Parker. Nn. i Ibiinc-I. *tir.i j.,:-.. •ne lifeboat was launched, but how and 'New Orleans road was badly clause declaring there should be no . a<r-*Ahle ArouinUc Eltxir. •M***-. *b'» may lw roo-uht-4 *.a ..1! .. .. . many it at first contained is unknown. wrecked near Duck Hill. Mississippi. indemnity for riot. •inirinx -kit) anil rxi<erk-.»r . ar <• < THEf CURE mu & MEU.tF •t!na»" »*■•—•»**• »hM hsv- NJ TJT7> a t t»-.* About midnight the men at Sambro Sever.il passengers and three trainmen ' Farmers in the vicinity of Hillsboro. HwMdUbf al! <»lRrrpbtfjcUtM Xlrin 1 ,i island observed a boat making for the _____ „ I were seriously injured. ; Ills., claim that winter wheat has been xa? r.;' thyself •hore and guided it nround shore, around >with >vith torch torch-­ | William A. Hall, formerly chief' greatly damaged by the recent changa- : HEGULATB THE BOWELS. es to Calm cove, where the ix cupanto. , clerk in the comptroller’s office at New­ ble weather, ths roots being generally •toner <tt falhtrr occupants, |Tbey cure RbeumatUm, and *l> Uri­ seven in number, landed. They were ark. New Jersey, has l>een sent te the exposed. On the contrary a Milwau- 1 nary Udobtea. They InvUroratc. nourish, atreogthen ar. J AXJDEN’S MANI FOLI. five of the crew and two passengers. I state prison for twelve years for forg- kee gram exporter lias received advices _ the Ker. fiua System After daylight broke two persons , ery and embezzlement^ of the excellent condition of the grow­ •ould be seen clinging to the rigging of Had in the sum of $20,01) each has ing crop in half a dozen stales, with the sunken ship, and a boat putting been accepted in the cases of Judd some slight damage in Michigan. Michigan, Over SOO.O«K» ••object,* hmI .,oo*. outfrom the lighthouse, they were res- Crouch and Dan Holcomb, the alleged II Forest Forest fires fires have out in I----- F3W SALE BY ALL DEALERS. —* t<«Mi'. numcnaiN fnai ■>. .k nUruti— i.ir. have broken broken out in varivariSt.TOO; rlMUtt ctlltlou. Sl.'>.U«>. . «ued from tlmr perilous position. They mUnlerera of the Crouch, family at/ ous sections of North and South Caro-! PMI-'fm. SOO.tMMI VuluBlr- . , |...1K_ proved to lie Captain bchoonhoven and ; Jackson. Michigan. ' ..... -Hops and Malt Bitters Co. liua through the attempts of the farm<1«*«H)iUVt ,< hldltunt fr**. .> . ., arboy passenger. About H o’clock yes- : ’ DETROIT. MICH ituUloii befon tiuyiuriit <a, rr ■ -*.. Two murderers and three thieves cut era to clear the planting grounds bv terday morning Charles Martin, of I’i- a hole in the partition wall of the jail burning tbe •‘brush.'’ The fires have । NOl ...I.i . <mr iiiAlotwn IirnrliteadvMtace of our main lot-boat No. 4. touched at Sumbro Is­ nt Fort Wayne, and only had the win- । spread with alarming rapidity. Hun- BH " \<-»ni cxperictxc In breeding aad importing; land and received the above meagre ‘ low bars tocut when w.it-.i Vtbe uO u large colfectloM: opportunity al rasapartmt <1If plot was dis- dreds of farmhouses and outbuildings------J™? to the W.n; covered by Sheriff Scheifer. fcri-nt breeds; km prlrr.. Ih-cruxc of r ib-nl of have been destroyed. Berkley and btwinem; and low rabwof tnui«)H>rt;Ulon. < si land will) the following message to . . ... The tug Peter Smith, of Cleveland, Chesterfield-counties have suffered se­ Bl<igiR« free. «■om*i|»ondrnrv Vilirttcd Chipman Brothers, agents of the White I i with two mud scows in tow, burst her verely. (kross line, in Halifax: boilers and sank off V ’ ermillion^Ohio. The farmhouse of Charlm Schultz, The Belgian steamer Daniel SleinUKINGBOKO, ( KAWFORI) CO. raunn. Capt. Schoonhovcn, wrecked on ।• Saturday. The engineer, fireman, and near Tawas. Mich., was during Friday Mention the HawTIXgb BaMNXR. night visited by three masked men who the 3d of April, about 10 n. m.. between 1; one passenger lost their lives. and Ki hh battered down tbe front door with a Judge Caldwell, of Arkansas, de ­ the rocks off Sanribro. Ninety passen- । gers and thirty-four ol[ the crew are clines to appoint a receiver for the fence rail. They secured nearly catalocuc tree. drowned; Five of the crew, three pas- Memphis and Little Bock road, but has in German gold coin, and brutally as­ JOHN It. ALDI ordered its sale within thirty days un­ saulted the family. As the latter fled •engers ami the captain are saved. less the mortgage liens be paid. towards a neighbor's the villains fired II. SCHOONHOVEN. John Young, who died in a Philadel­ u|M>n them, killing a young son of Mr: WILLIAM Rhll). w holt-Halt- and n-Lilldr-aler After Pilot Marten left the island ; and Amrri*-an windmi ■. Ti.lalr the sea became so rough that a boat phia hospital with a knife-blade im­ Schultz. Ad 80-paae jplMh-bo tid Book of Adrirr tn In Prrtirlf ribhAd and rough pb»u> for •kt Uxnt. ,.-ut On board of Young or Mldsle-arrcf Mm. with Breeerin*!<>na RlaM. could not reach it again from the main- bedded jn his skull, claims to have been . On the the Chicago Chicago board of trade, trade, FriFriand vtiamrlMl.glaaM, «lh<-r plaUM -ivd; fnr Self-treatment »•* a Hrgnly ftyairf,',. land..which is three miles distant. Ef­ injured in Chicago, last January, by a > day, prices were thoroughly demoralrn-iii-h and German looking gin*. i,!bi. - :-ad’ I )r«<KUt«JRaTioo*r» * : and oil itdor*. |«tty. pnlnta. rf.. m ;•?».! n ized. Wheat fluctuated 3 cents per forts were made all day from Camper­ rnan named Valentine Dooner. down station to obtain information by ^MIIWMKU «a. lararti «tn*H wont. iMrolt. Mkli V ।iu- n* An express train on the Grand Trunk fof. May, the Morse signal system, but the fog road leaped the track near Wales, r~'’ •,Frt~u' ‘ " u was so dense that one station was not ! Ontario, early Friday morning. The.. - - IjULtllig. Mlc’i . March . u<ri.. to .i ------ ... visible those at the -*v__ other. rn. The engineer and firemen were killed, and posited in a single bank, h hereby given »h»l certain Ian* ale-1 in the county of Harry. bM ••If to ih> names of survivors consequently are twelve passengers were injured. May Horned at* and In not yet known, but there are nowomen The steamer Newcastle City, which th« ‘ among them. sailed from Halifax for Boston Friday hundred pounds. *.»>• Bl public ux Uoii to lh«- huthrnl .'I.kh ’ o Halifax, N. S., April 7.—The three morning, struck a shoal in the fog, and Joseph Marley, democrat, was elected *.<!>! muMOn*r, on tbA flt>t ui Mai lie surviving passengers of the Daniel tourwater so rapidly that the captain nmyorof Jackson. by 230 majorb*.(mTd DR. F. HALteB CATARRH RK3IED V. I at the trvjunirvr'i office in Ihr .-..urf Ihh.h-, Bteinmpnn, now in this city, state tlie ordered her to be run on the beach. By ovpr a temperance candidate. The lhecittof HaMilDgB. in -aid *xMmtv ■>< Kir-, vessel struck but - lightly twice. The The Northwestern road is to swallow liquor interests of Keokuk, Iowa electtteiuc tlx* time and pttcr *•** ordinary tax hmJcr). If d«h pmio •••J captain then summoned them all on the Sioux Citv and Pacific and the" Judge ,a£K?r nJ®y®r- T^e demont thia office noxmllng to inn deck and directed them to prepare to Elkm.rn and Miaaouri Valley leased crate earH«l Niles. Mich., giving BeaTbr Hat nun hr •«enter the bouts if such would be neces­ lines, 805 miles of track,assuming tbeir ver majority for mayor. U Donnell office ut the ruunl) nA sary. One boat was launched and all bonded indebtedness of $18,000,000. was by the democrats of rH Du­ byJ>!m. ,v ’ ’ elected made a rush lor, It. although g<»od dis­ buque by 1,600 majority. IU The republi The ttmnd Jury at Ottawa. Ontario. Stele ’ rV'^ ’l!'­ CllAM- <>i tut- stalc'i( IJU cipline whs tnuinUiinnl among the called attention to the tact that an । cans were victorious at Battle Creek, vtotorton. at itsttte <».t. shipS crew. Tl:l» boat was well tilled, where Dr- D. S. "Frepch was chosen and lielng iitlaclwil to the steamer, by American citizen charaed with murde mayor, and thtf democrats elected it. A. Bury mayor of Adrian. a ro|M.-, some of Uiotu- on board were had for thirty motiths lulu in jail with about cutting the line when the steam- , out trial, during live sessions of court. A most destructive aiid frightful cyJl hMilba tv i mtUM- .u tn»- i-i-jhThe Denver and lliu Gramie stock- clone er suddenly sank, dragging (he boat ..— )t over north Alabama arid wdrtiiiirr of r— . . nigm. The xne full iuu and the untoi'timule occupants with it. holders letj Colonel, Dodge out of the Georgm Trcnu>cD«ay Wednesday night. tenth dny*or Jannim The boat turned over and every person board ol directors, filling liis nlace w ith ; effect of Uie storm can only l>e »urHqufhwnrd and ftd INH-le. and n-ufi,.' Moffat. The nnnua) in it was thrown out and drowned. D%N. ...... •••«•• ■ •••••«••report v(y.. shows 1 mined, as most of the country traversed ter ol Ihmx1» lor Bari When the Rent of the vt-ssel stint; the . » Utttl ehartret charges, is in!les from a railroad. But enough a »uniliwi>iyi.«.iMl.tver sundus ol $150.iMM>over fixed tn-elfiti dav of cries and screams of the women and T» •• Hough, a voting and active is known to characterize it as the most Dey M. o'clock a. to., in children were heartrending, bui lasted memlx-rof the Detroit boanl of trade, fatal yet reported. Ln the vicinity, of only for a few minutes. Capl. Schoon- ha? be» n wrecked by the drop la wneat. Collinsville, Ala., and in Dat*>e county, *W1> feuudnM and hoven made his way up the toreriggiug. He paid bis loases hs far as his means Ga., it seemed to be at its worst. Ttyb .... >aferoutitv, Tfih . . Two men caught the rigging of the went, and yet owes several thousand storm was not over three ’ ‘ ' mainmast and endeavored to climb dollars. yards wide, and seemedI'vTcmiel^or I Iniptirted and Domeatic Wall I’ai>er Hanging*, staikkii olabb, along the stays between the inu.sU. One John Smith, residing near Rising numberless whirlwinds. , rAolvinq wilt-! inlaid wood floors. Designer and manufacturer of art furniture. was wa.sbetl away. The other, John Sun. Indiana, alter being brutally, ---------Neidermann. succeeded by a desperate beaten l»y burglars, was swung back Manteta “ ReprewmtaUve of the Uw Art Tile!, effort in reaching the rigging, where he and foil11 over u lire until he bt'came like rapidity. TheawBlhot Urn Moan u c , -u FHPT urzaam was pulled into a comparatively safe 34 fORT ST. WEST, .DETROIT. insensible. The rabbets failed to ge’ was like wheat before the t»cv the, and position by the captain. One'of the his treaaure-l>ox. its track was outlined by the totid ruin wire uplifts was broken, and this gave tbe laiMtv <4»>J pn-Mra. F. W. Metz, residing in BeveuUi aDd destruction which marked it. *Many ; Nci described Id wdd mortg.ite. U wft Ati b-.-v plav to the yurd, whhdi worked back street. Louisville, who has been suffer­ bouses throughout that section were eeriAln Direr or parcel ol iaiul wtuafr is Un and forth with the action of the waves, ing from dementia, dung herself from drmollabctl, »n4 man, of the inmates county of Harry and rtule of Mfr-hirao. knewand threatened to tear out the mast. a third 4tory window, early Munday killed. * „ . and urwribed be folio*!*. ri>: Tb«- w«-U ba’ 'Hie two unfortunates fn»m time to On TueedJ* the effiaw .if Oakville, mornint, and wuh fatally rruahed on time cried out for help, but the roar of the sidewalk. aouUi at Muorte. Indiana, wm in alwind and water drowned their voices. Cyrus Field, of Ottawa, Illa., a pri­ m<«rt an instant couvwtad into a run- I They saw lights burning on the shore rmary to pay the baoud and slgnala. while conscious they vate iu the <*3d volunteer regitneut,now ( with uiterwsi thm<uc Bl eight per •cot. w*.— physical wreck with an invalid wife. t-"~Y with tbe eoato and wipenaM allotoed by taw were beyond any human assistance. a Is about to .receive $8,106 as arrears of 1 . J*?* , 3™* w1|m1 Datad, M»rrb »1 to »<*.!.* M» jvcaivr »n,iw roni"tim~ north ward . and persons , _ At UM duylitfii appeared. Soon a _ ___r. tbe ______as_ efforts . __ । ramf from the north ward arwl n*rann« J. BIBBkK. KnsiuD. through esmest or y )e approach pf Ute cloud deboat put out from tbe cove. The cap­ WHO uaw 111 imlor Cullom. T’a^be It as one of peculiar fcoTor and tain was by this time so benumbed that scriben as The poatmD’«ter at Chicago has re-|, * Ids comiKinion had to use force to dis­ engage him from the spar and aid him ceived from Washington a puckag* of i into the bom. Hu then followed and water-stained letters found in a mail­ both were landed exhausted and taken suck picked up by Engbsh IMiermen Id ; Into tlie lighthouse, where their needs the North sea. having l»een UM in the ! steamer Cimbrte. 1 !I i’ were promptly attended to. minutes, out of thirty-ttm- «r forty — Jolui w, Kiu5TT— mBH buBdipga but five stand m before. 8ev- j •d peopblRrere killed instaMoaalYri — ‘J— since died ftomtheir in-Li*. juries ville, UMPTION. I OrLINDSEYS ~ BLOOD i LSEARCHER mDITIOH. PRICE OfliySi K|0W THYSELF.^Sfl HoS&Malt LYON&HEALY [issomSmim The most Extensive pure-bred Live Stock Establishment-MoM. CYC LO PEDIA RUSKIN’S WORKS Nervous Exhaustion, loss of Manhood. Glass PAYSONS -* sSSssj^gg ink CATARRH^ead WM. WRIGHT. fresco Painter and Interior Decorator. m»s. eci ectmc fin I Baas® WORLD’S CYCLOPEDIA FIRST-CLASS SbJfcX k***1 “*«ol lire down. JOB WORK! LflUtan HWUMWO a BnR-cU-ta aUtai. . 4. ’ . . w,— D*». steamer Babere*a ErrruiflMUD ) lllrtr <Lrr<w*lEK wearly Thursday morning burned to,| intbenddS t- actual —IfehMlatitoatan. Xtorutf tor the u Siam tn odor and wtorwtle original ! S3- ^^S«^2SaJESEI b» imminent in ‘ESSn �Hastings Banner. VOL XXVIII. NO. BL HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 11, 1884. WHOLE NO. 1499. 4th commenced a hasty but well order­ ed retreat On the night of the 3rd a ** Yea. indeed. I have killed a ent at heavy rain set in, and when on -the 100 feet dstance with one ri*ol. Thee* 5th Meade started in. pursuit -of Lee rifles are famous for killing eat*. M»ay the roads were well nigh impassible. person* buy them for-that purpoao nr johx j. porraa. Meade’s-pursuit was very cautious. ; One of the mont touching incktenta of Lee reached the Potomac river at Wil­ the war occurred at Gettysburg, and fa liamsport, McL. but tife rain* had swol­ one of the few brought into public no­ len the river so that crossing was very tice. It waa concerning Sergt. Humis- difficult. When Meade came up he ten, of the 154th N. Y. Vol*. Foe a found Lee's army occupying a semicir­ day or two after the battle no trail cular position with hi* rear resting on could be found of Sergt. Huminten; and the river at the above named town. '•WfaMldolbm. rifles ooir his comrades despaired of ever finding The rebels had thrown up rude fortifica­ him. After a thorough search, in a ne- tions and fallen trees in abattu style . cludtjd spot in a ledge of rocks, he where ever there was timber. Whether was found dead. Hfa rifle and cartridge to attack Lee or not was the question rek. The right* are exewlleat. TW box proved that he had been doing with Meade. Not earing to take the ball c*p«, or fnbainite cartridge*, *a faithful service. He had been mortal­ responsibility unadvisedly, Meade call­ they are eometnne* called, ooat 60 cent* ly wounded, for in his hand in a death ed a council of his corps Generals, and grasp waa an ambrotype picture of hfa they decided not to attack. Bo Lee re­ three little children, and on hfa pulse­ treated across the river without seri­ less breast lay a package of letter* from ous molestation and was again on the his wife. Thousands of people flocked “sacred rail” of his native state. Fol­ rifle* ?“ “One lately invented shook* a email to the battle scene after Lee retreated, lowing the valley to the north and west shot, which fa introduced in the bar among the number Dr. Bums, of Phila­ of the “Blue Ridge" Lee moved his delphia. The. touching story’ was rela­ army leisurely along and Meade follow­ percussion cap fits on a nipple opening ted to the J)r. He took Uie picture, had ed on the other side of the mountain. into the barrel, and the explosion of the it photographed,jmd thousands were The two armies on this march fared cap drives the shot. The force is.not printed. A rang” was also composed, sumptuously on running lilackberries, very great. There are any number of ; music set to it, and the Dr. visited cit­ which were found in abundance along air-guns, rone of which shoot little bullets and some shoot darts. Air ies and hospitals in different parts of the mountain slopes. The two armies rifles are not very accurate, aa it is the country, told the pathetic story, and finally came to a stand still and Meade hard io give the missile force enough sold thousands of the pictures and went into camp near Culpepper court to prevent it drooping if the target is at a distance. Some of them are very to thousands of copies of the music. The house, and Lee further south across the expensive.** proceeds were used for the support and Rapidan. In September Lee by a bold and dexterous movement attempted to education of the fatherless children and TRAMPS* NIGHT REFUGE. to aid the widowed mother. I have one thrust hi* army "between Meade .and. AVashington, and came n. of the photographs in my posraredon i Washington, n.-.., jefiu;?auc> now, and place a very high estimate on |I crssful. WH*sful- s<«n«’ l’v«|y dtirmfahea took its value. As previously stated, a por- ph’**** along the line «.f the Orange and i tion of the battle field was secured by Alexandria railroad, and Meade Anally Detective Carr stopped in front of a ; the government and set apart by <xn- niwle a stand and took position to the saloon in Chatham square and said to the । gross as a national cemetery where the r*gb^ an,l l*ft and on a line running1 reporter: "This ia tbe tramp*' night refuse.” It was a two-story frame | unclaimed dead of lioth armies lie bur- through | Centerville. «•«- »*■ It was during *-•- 'this v' [ ied." When in November after the bat- march that an incident occurred that byilding, and a coarsely painted sign proclaimed it to be a hotel. Show | tie, the spot was dedicated. President w ill I* long remembered by the boys of card* in the window announced hot free Lincoln was present, and a large con­ the Ifind. Dan. Bowley, a private of my i Innch and. all hot drinks for 6 cents. u,the u. ' course of^eojde attended. Gen. O. O. company, deserted in the fall of 1862,' “Just keep doee to yourself, ” OCM said I Howard delivered the funeral oration, was captured, tried, condemned to be ! detective, m Im opened the door and shot, the day and hour rat, his gravel "topped inside. A low-rized naan with his grave I "tePP«i inaido. A low-rized man with | after which the president arose and in :a« at Cat- ' a lwaTy btown mustache behind tb« I solemn and measured sentences spoke dpg and coffin made. This was at Cat- . bar, a big kettle of beef stew boiling lett ’ s static*!, in October, 1863. Col. j T.. T Z | briefly, but comprehensively, as follows: n V.. I . J . x rx . . > .<• . sway on tbe stovri, and about twenty it interceded in Dan’s l>ehalf, liehalf, and : table* uble* at which «nearlv ..nearly one hundred Four score and raven years ago our Dwight order for his reprieve th rough meiTw. ’ re congregated. got an through | men\ were -congregated. They were of fathers brought forth upon this conti­ division mrna corps and head- . rill condition*. Occwoonally n rliviuirtn unri army armv hoo.L nil cl*<*?« r'insWMt Mid -inrl mn<4tfirtni ' nent a new nation, conceived in liberty brigade Iland i“'1 dedicated tn uartfrs an,j Lieut Woortw was dia-1 ”• Wo ’*w ™ n ,nT “t h-'F to thf the propceitlon proposition that that।. „_„.i i Jt_ ! ? one «onM n*ll for • » tlrink drink “ and help all men are created equal. Now we are . . .• •. ,. \ , ...... bun^if himself K? * rti.Wni plateful of the appetiring engaged in a great civil war testing I patched to Washington to get the Presi-1 tt.o L— not arwtoi.r£aic ate^* tbonglT* not aristocratic stew with * ! whether that nation or any other na-1 dent’s signature. After some delay the । |’ lBtle«!iJy air that •; mechanical l-j—_L i:_l would ; tion, so conceived and so deiiicated, can?; approval of the reprieve was obtained,! aeem to’indicate that he was cun ! '''"“’"'""T thelrn*t i but meuntimv tlir dav for Ban 1’’a execu-1 * favor in^te.-vl of receiving < n<-. Having .. ... . ■-------------------- . -•; battle field of that war, we have come!.. * . , . hour was ap- j drank and oaten, he *.<nk into a ehair r’ -r„ ... J" T.i . . . i I to dedicate a portion of that field as a ition hiwi drived, The me ..uui n.ihu^, Mu •uk........................ ’.'.u. ( oiinii of -fc |b Court fur tbe I lasted by’thMrt uf'ita^Tuera - was ordered and looked steadily at the floor. Once u?i°te.ro KPr',Umi °‘om’..who Ptoachingjmd the brigade .■! the iTobaiI in m white ha ventured to raise bi* i»! Bar— h-iid.-----’—” iTohMr Offire m pubik- exammatfoiui for tearhera In H irn n »t* •tim fur ithi, K®ve their bvwWit our nation might out to see Dan. shot. We had crossed i li-afru- H. Raid :««mty on Tiro-| ixMinty The xevrctarx lx nuthi.rt.-Art to L-rant ri^bh- ^riJlra m un^n^U^ ^1^"^ « bttinE that we *hould dt» the rail rnnrl and were half wav G. Hre ‘। head, but did ra in a dazed, uncertain w this; hut in aJiSer sense we cannot the™4r^? Bnd “ WB> *** Ii way, as if afraid or ashamed to be seen. . -nut Smith..hi.?, of I'rohaiv. Erttiay amt Katuirtay. Marchatth tuui asih.SQ i hallow this ground. The brave men ! Krnund Dans graxe was dug. [ ‘‘You see that oid man at the second table," said. **id Des Detective Carr, “who n n- ..t tin-<-muk uf ciuirh-s Siuith, HMtingk living and dead who struggled here when hr! an engine whistled and a 1i table, > . —iux ». a •ktar* and planet*, ami . thu, u, Juu™.. daw ,i. I SSfsJ: !!£ MiaSSill. . «M»eeral«l « <®j- (train w among them from — Washing, j Wktag kWrt .■Miuniin, Apr. XtaVU, Nioiuinui''. C-.i'l iidn.ljd-rtrinnr of Uie#* 1 Haturdny. thing we can do. The world will little On the train was Woosteri’with ' ■ “ _i* IB *face is familiar, isn't it? Saturdny. Apr. wh, BHh, .it prairiovillt-: Pralrievillr: ..^q. ptayinzthai tils Haul k- ; Blsrx]«cted that all who intend u> teach. note nor long remember what we itay , , . n । Well, in ye* — ’• '------- —rd ihxt sll Intend to teaeh. rears zz gone by he was known |u.»>' ,-v uraru uriu tniiri'ci, ; n»u imtr ii-n ct'rtlficates In ,0 force,will attend at thV .‘.T .7*-*.*!’_ here but it can never forget what they the ordw‘ for Dan 8 repnev* orover ie city ak ‘the telescope man.' •• .n ri. r for (H-tti&iitinn din-red. and be be ( some one of these places. Examinations will | did hen*. It fa for us the living, rather, derly was dispatched who overtook our | and had hfa stand in the square. He <•!1•: b-.-m h-v v;i‘d trust. t-egln promptly at nine o'clock, and teachers are ••' l» ordi red. tip! Monday, the , urgently requested to I* present nt the opening. I to defiicate ourselves to the un- ;, regiment before we reached the ground ;j was as big a akin ah as'' there was wa* in th* the J - .uv April at ten o'clock in the Examinations will be Irolh oral and written. finished wofk which they who fought e shooting and swindled many a country*£^3 ■: where ^h the shootinir was to take plac.e. nlru-e .' bnrine**, business, >nd country' loi tin hearing of said chiefly the latter. Candidates for a third grade "• 1 "-'I •!>tl:-' tieiro at law of said de- , certificate muai paw a satisfactory examination. i-r^^^ : I Ilwirht nW MmtaU. S-Jk'X. He has "" no telescope now, and .m-1 all oilier j>crMins IntereMal in the ■ with a standing of 70 per cent, In each of the •S'1'- -i” I- ,. - A to appear at a aoudun of I following subject*t wthograpny. readlng.writ- ycara by u.Boston druggist. I remaining, ittnd to gather from the | the regiment to countermarch and we 1 -Vnn.w th.i , that man with the hteck •mo.'-.'i.-; -.ji.,! iu !-t holdeu at.the Probftte i Ing. arlthmrtic. grammar, geography. U. H. pt .'nth. ■n 1.1 eftv nf Hastings. Hastings, In iu <aid said count}, history,civil history, civil government and theory and art of —.‘.wk '‘yes; who sells Har­ you a or. cent bottle of ••Hnb” Congh care, devotion to that cause for which they , was a redeemed man. ! -»* cai>c. if .div there be. why the prayrr teaching. rigan ami Hart’s songs on Broadway? ,<ctltloni:r shoiud not be.gmuu.-d. , For a wco*d grade, the additional re»|uln-- and don't l»e put off with anj other. 1 gave their lives. Here let us resolve; • 'l i-. • further ordered that said petitioner ' lueut* will be cieineuiary nlgrhra, )>byNlo)ogy. 11ix years agp he wu in busmen ia that the) have not ’died in vain; that BRILLIANTS. : •;ke to the per.-ons Interested -in Mild i physical geopraphy and Irook-kceplng, with a 1 this nation shall under God have a new । •. of th-' (>. nilencv <it Mild jirtltloii, ami the standing In each branch of fO per cent. ) He m«t with -. ■ I'-of by < anslhx a copy of this enter ) for a first grade, natural philosophy and gt-fibirth of freedom, and that government Judge not; the working* of hi* brain \ $10,UD0 to FJO.nOO '' published in th- Hastings Bankeu. a eral history, with a standing In each branch of J- domestic trouble**, and <h»*re he is. He of the people by Uie people umLfor the And of bis heart thou canst not *ee; re-;>aper prr :• I ,m<i dn ulstcd in said countv , 90 per cent. may com* to the front again; bat I What look* to thy dim eyes a stain, *» , people shall not parish forever Trom the —---- - aeh-Heek (<k tterm-sucirs'ive On and after Sept. 1st next, candidates for In God's pure light may only be ' doubt it, for onoe a man t-omw here it to v.-ml ilav of heating-. every grade must sustain an examination in ; earth. _> A scar, brought troni some well-won field, in rarely he quits until he is carried out. t'LEMMNT SMITH. 1 physiology and hygiene, with particular refer Compiled With the history of the great ‘TOpl -fudge of Probate , cnee to the effect* of alcoholic drinks, rtlrniiWhere thou wonldst only faint and yield. feel foremost. ■­ ----------------• UuiLs and narvMIc* upon the human system. — [Adelaide A. Proctor. luiltleis of the j>aat are many legends. "Over in the earner there, wrestling rrubate Order. t All candidates with whom no member of the Some true, aome of tliem fables. But I c<nuit\ of Asm-—ks. | Board la acquainted, mnst furnish satisfactory with that hot rum, is the old Eart A: v .«-0-n n’f the ‘I’rnhnte 'Court' fnr the 1 proof a* to moral character. Nor green earth's virgin sod Indian sailor, wuo for year* has The remedy that advertbes-MONK othku ot , w hether true of false there is a charm •^niyoi bnrrv hidden at the Probate Office in . lu’‘»‘w U,r*1 "re ror‘ So moved the Kinger’s heart, of ahi any iKconnu kveiu■ otiikh a fraud and hum- jn reailing or listening to these mystical I solicited charity on New Chambers and v" I!;? ‘i in .Bh1 county on Tuesday, v|,ed|^JFYn’l'.Arns ctiatnnan bug—is a fraud an<rhumbug Itself on tbe face of , L , .... . ,.. . . V bill daMarch. In the year one thou*£i£wir u mati >' ( ha,rn”‘"' South stroeta. Look at thai chest and It. It must necessarily taste of the ijimek ami legends of the past. I he story o! ‘ .hihn *sI .. Igm Hundred ami euhty<tour. . -Os-retarv Aud still to chihlhood's sweet appeal neck. Wira' a powerful man h* was humbug it talks oL A remedy of merit, otic that i nlirn< nf fWf vsbiirw*’ in future years I .. i. .mun Smith. Judge of Probate. I h-SfK H ANDBUn. rotary. need but little advertising to secure a drat pbwr »>urn* ol fvcuvsourg in iiuurc y tars Tbe heart of gentmc turn*.; fa tmatter uf hm. rsUte nf Peter Cobb. when perfec*. Unfortahately, be ii.-iea.Kefl. . ' And mart- tbau all tbe saget teach In the household, never defames another. Hm-K , will become one.of the legendary inein। shipped on an Arctic whaler, waa frost PimJ^ Krep^\i^rtiVUv?rat4vc*^!e ! ories of that great battle, lie story is । From lisping voices leanui. ,, n’wW and fiiingthe prtfthm. duly verified. bitten, and lost his legs. Still old '. —{Whittier. i -M ?-V? bri'-'big that a paper thte State of M ich Igan. Couub of Barn. - hh. At * ***rioa of to* Protaifcrairt for tue,< oun- I , Ramsar is no slouch t >-day, and it lake* ’h1** *'onrt to be the ESiift r-und«l upon l«l, »nd then- are faun- < I think we are too ready witii ciHuplalnt JiTn.L" ’■ •'“Hinn Ilf sulfl dis-eoMni m»v be tv of Barn holtten at Up- ITobute Office in the city , Don't overload, live long and be happy. Ask ; dreds and periifips thousands of soldiers1 ji In this fair world of God's. Had we r I four policemen to bring bun in. bi,, th„ rxwMtor the„.|n of Haxtlugs In said county on Monday, the Itth "W*J Ajp-unteil. . “If you want to see an inventor who day ot March in the year one thousand eight ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I j living to-day who saw .John Burns at: ni-r -upm, iinrdrrrd, that Monday, the 14th hundred and rtghty-fonr. , 1 Indeed beyond tbe xenith and tba ido|» ------------------- ------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------- — ; Gettysburg. Burns whs an old gray Of you gray bank of sky, we might be faint , mmfe for yon- that man with th* keen Present, Clement Hmltli. Judge of I’rnbjte. i A|'nl- A >’■ at ten o'clock In tbe What Strack an Old Soldier.- I . > In tbe matter Of the estate of Isaac Mcsmt, I reSti.o’ ‘ tor the hearing of said haired man, and, as the story goes, rath­ To apoc etondty-s oon-traint ! blue eye* and gray hair who b stand 'X-ri' 4!1.d -.V’ttou heirs at law of said dt- deceased. •It will soon, be twenty years since the war Round our aspirant coals. Bufcatocetb* , ““ 7 “ v, " 7^ On reudlugund filing tbe petUiou. duly v-rifieil. dosed." afl other persona interested in aald er a a puraiuwr peculiar personage «avu with hum iron will er nui erope ! ing by th* store. You see him during V ixr>u-r Messer, znnwr. son itm of «•» said -*»*M deceased •— —., ftf*ring r—f , ' Under the hot *UU 1 of August, IWC', the village viS ‘"••Bored to appear at n session of Chester -----------------and neryefi Of fited—the Stuff that all Unit widea early, ie it well to droop the day railing needle-threaders on that Rally Mrs»er widow of Mikl dis-ra-wd. may , »■ • -----nfijr. iu »t the probate office, UUH " I o< Dover, N. J., lay Htlli Mtbc sphinx In Egypt, tiufaln *4 ld countyand show be M>polnt<rt ofm^ertite. while Elijah Hharp, of that place, slowly and Broadway. He ■ haa invented several ttus, ,7 to said county, *bow - be appointra Mmmwirairn —• . htlv I,* prayer Of•the 1... ------------•>..» ti.H iwi of the thp past. "YCT/^he “Yes, ho said said, "I wm was herw.arem.Mle ot. Ineteml ul loin* 1 “?-v tlinP,"'r,1..‘ be, win why’ <Uie Thereupon thatTuesday, Tuesday .the the14th Mth wn|j, Mpokft of ”, "I » ncn-upou..IIitt—Ja »■ordered, nisei™.I,that ‘ machine* which ought to have brought clix k inthe in the foreton |j in Jn .the (he <nny H|ltJ in>n„ 0[ thr Bight* sbouhl not begranu'd 3 1 d*\ o’clock day «>f of Anrll. April, A. D.1MM. D. 1«H. ntit ten teno And, like • cheerful traveler, take the *■“ O£. those as his neighbors did when the battle behim a fortane, but other* have reaped ■ noon. I»e ussigneil for the te-«4«e heariiie «>< of saM pen- | fear£u] yeauu, • f was finally discharged from <lls-.^’t!i?XuiUn'r to-derud that sail i aan -run »»ay -bf «» H* fltagtaTbrta. a» wu. tt m. .««« t lay n, ।««l,d ’ ability. resulting from »un*troke. I came home, Interrstr in said * tlon, nud Uurt the heirs at tbe benefit of hi* brain*. He is not the wvstett hi bi wdd said estate, ertatr. ,,,1^^ |n >nd ,plrttM. enfeebled ■ *’ aud all other persons Interested ’T*™*! of said petttkM with thv h0-™ in blue l,tood brr*d only man of brain* bare. There is a «u ■tain <Court, fllirt. ■ * Zi. ... .11 ■. 1—. «— ITOL IfC I I «<l« b* are required to apjowr at n n ,iesslo«i<»rsaid aeemed worthless to me;*?lived only in mem-1 for hia honor and his home, and through I ***“*”* i0°' ,n?fao<t,. then to be hohlen at the Probale Office. In the 1 Congregationalist minister ia -that in mem< i i,Xr Panted and circulated in said county city of Hastings In r ,T." 1,1 r"‘ h * * tor three ree^ilre tfa °^Th3t was sad euougb.-" 1 said, dividing my I th‘«* 1““K and terrible day* fought like I ■ W.... ....... fessoji tjpnar abouM not be in.iv v « v cigara. v in— bwnwo ,a ^at he was; and*now no history -Thst'a ■• resnotried Mr. Ur Shine ‘hut 11 rent ’ -1 I “That’s u/> so," Sharp; ••'but got —j Elizabeth Barrett Browniug. black hair and bloated face, who i* ■npy? over it. Outgrew it? Not exactly. When in of the battle of Gettysburg is complete smoking that dirty clay pipe, ia one of I that condition I began taking Pamkkk'sToxic, without sketching the part John Bums J RIFLES FOR PARLORS. hearing thereof by, ' a«»l my health commenced to improve right to be published In the away. I was astonlahed nt It. and so was niy took therein. I fello#aderp, who look* u if lie wanted । In JAM < fl-Wg.."* wlta I mini “ *«■» «mld «U tawpaper printed and I tb break hu neck over the back of his At a of Harry.-ra. >rthroe sucraemvc | thlng My ambition blaxnl un. I could attend The “Panorama of the l>attJe of Get-. < ,rfWl ■ Bihltatorx. »y "1 Harr J "o, ?‘ith<l Court for the Con»- Barry once Id wk- I to buxines*, and now — c.xccptfn* that I have to weeks, prevkxw to arid ; business, except I oliair, is a lawyer, and a smart one, two. li£t‘ ■ ’kl*Ml ?!“■ I*ob*’* Office in the typburg,” now on exhibition on Wubaah ' in i IT’” , I How do they drift here, did you *ay? avenue. Chicago, is a wonderful piece «1 ■Parlor rifle* are nought for nowu- I will teU you. Hum.” —-------I differeuecs dUfereuees there are hi tathlni things-guns and bayoof artistic skill and a faithful life-size I day*,” said the u,. manager — of , .porfe -Bj u,,, un,. tte- Ughta fatal fata* lH-1_ kill; iF’AKKEK ’s Toxic , | nets WB; abicrTH Tonic saves." ■ . —-■— ------- has been knowu as reprwnUition <»f a battle scene. It hra • m*n's goods store and tirere ■/ ✓ ।I fQjjg Thh preparation preparation rerinrh re are many ■ ]owered, and stretching tkemralve* oh State of Michigan. Countys*fi£i£ or,I**rr’’~?1s- .... M Parker's (JlugiT T Totib ”‘* . will *" hereafter be railed come to be one of the great attractions I|,M.'o’™ to cbt^ 1^1 , chairs and table*, entered into rest. Li . . ! Home removed their liata and boots, it«l tejbe }U$CJ; Kubst It utlhg Inferior article* of our . «tern mrtropolta, aud a virit. ICtSyv SuTijir" w * “ ilaced under their heads i ginger, *n<r«» linger l» real to Chicago would far inoom|det» with-; p»r lorrifl. i. a bghl p»m with au tor tnhli LEWIS STERN’S NO. XVII Is the Place to Trade Returned from the East with a large Stock of DRY GOODS and CLOTHING, which were bought at figures to suit the times. 11361367 And |K«|)le who want to buy them can save money by going to see them and get prices which are as g<xxl as a sale. Mr. Stern bought goods so cheap that it is in everybody’s reach’ ,i\ what they need. Call early and get the Best Bargains LEWIS STERN, OF THE CASH STORE. I W/n's Self-Adjusting Corset is the best and easiest to wear. l ,o our ,,,“rtOT- ,n‘1 i Third .avenue, and waa :^,!^T»'SX5!KS% i’;^,or»’«ced. that Tuesday, the next at ten o'clock In the ■•Mi and th»/nVk!.fT V‘l* hearing of said pe- wr ...u totrreited in said estate Vnn- t^enr1 ‘U’l,«ir at a semion of said *r St Tg Hasunt0 b. fbe l’n,haU SPT’10 if #nv LK. k “ d «*•«’>' and show low M.C rribed real estate, to-wit: Ute south butler°ril«red that said petitioner D^,w "arir.2 thereof bv c gw pnnud and r| —.i,- ., Hon Iteelf. iuuium hand*.hofurm.nl, rt< wrapped under the name of pEAbH fRgESHI out vudtimr this Uirilliug battis sCMle octagonal barrel, haviag a bore rasas- ‘ br»:rd adrn The writer had the pleaaura of visiting I ariog Igtalrta. one-bundi .th- ot an (rown m Tmu this panorama a short time since, and । *»oh or diameter. The baU-Mf am- /■WaU. an.v teller had no trouble In pointing out the prad- ’ tlon hi. corps oeeupitai and U» prwtiou i ^IrahJ. nf^ren “and drivan in st I n.”.P •*<*. <d other corps. Capt. Samuel 11. Ban-j Un, upon end ia a .i shot, tbs <Ua- . ~ rtll of 300,000 FKACH TRKEN croft, Uie dsacripttve lolnrrr of the! chans ol the bUl-capa is noiMlaaa, I e*lb«nur had cnT ■iganALL GROWN FROM TENXHUE HTH. . panorama, is a wrurteous gentleman ! which makes the ride particniarl.r good ' «letelv diaaonawad Tb«v han a , I Before onlcrlug elsewhere send us a list of 'l.'Hbi”’!!. I. . ..ritatiM -urtH iumihi-r at f>aeh vou want. We w I and deliver, hi. IntShnte«r.: •‘•Pl-J into «trrat and Administrator. Lee and hi. .-omp^riota. foiled in ' trtXi 2id. Th^r I “ "***^*1* peMhg Addriw. . I to tbeir wu ItebUiUM DDJtAK T“ .sTKFHFN -i ■ if* fii — SONS. their borsee at the IMevare and the I severel Aiwrifc Arma han Staffed ia Hudson aud of diciaUag t«m» of peace th* best engineer* in the �MAKSHALL L. COOK, Editor. —1 i| NIAGARA'S' BRINK lean teutanem in the Mato, reqibyacaBMMms quite for president, j Edmunds seuoud choice. Lincoln haa I it all his own way for vice-president f airtopg Michigan republican*. FAMOUS SOTAHY I fhe Hastings Banner. , ;Philadelphia Pram] I8yd«y lAwtrafial !>*** There would wm, •» to*“Did you ever hear of a man stamV poetic in the ; ing on top of Niagara falls without thing ■KPrHIJfAX NTATE COWKNTION. ' losing hia life?" asked Mr. C. I‘. Sher­ hkiBw for Botany bay- I" republican »uu- couvendsu to tolect tmr , Prof. Ukckie has got into hot _____ water man yesteiday. “Well, I did. You have won low any illuatoo abo”1 tb*1 rJcs al lane-and two delegate from ea< h Umouatar. Tlierr rerer w • heard of the mageifieent ice b-idgr be ­ iSidimaidUrtetvw^^ I by reason of his raah and wild aaarr■/toaUWM?tfie national republican couven-' tioiw while on the Stump for the new low Uie falls. Haring burinsah at buf­ viot there. Conriote mod to bo nd ■ falo I ran up to look at the ice go^ge. dressed." so they say, at Lond?“’df°J onion P*rtJ He nuw diMvow. his reThe ice, which bad poured down fiom Botanv bay, but none were landed I lortolaswrtion. revive to «<ovem- the UDjier lakes, piled up at the foot of tlirn*. The convict colony waa m uSXJou -niuredMy.tbeMUiday ot April, a. t or Jerome and the Kalamazoo conven- the Horseshoe and froze 'tmucr the Sydney. One of the tbeone* about , -irrikinsr is that they are desoendsnte spray. I clambered over tbe bridge, *\bs r^wdiktan'dertori of the »uic. and all Uon. _______ .__________ of the convict*, and the theory would SewSTWbiJ ire,iurfawr Jf° Col. MttMnore has aecured a verdict and, z going up on the Canadian be practically complete if. •ide, went down under the Horse­ Sfe I for »®-35 in UM suit for 810.000 shoe fall into the Cave of should haunt tbe spot WDf*‘hei.r^, ®^^“?od^^u«tus»t^of,T2iSC ‘himagrs against Messrs. CnmweU * the Winds. What superb stalag­ fathira and foremothers labored with tZiT^-^F-*O^"r tn even ' French, former proprietors of the(Irancl mites and stalactites of ioe there out reward, even as thinkers used to preach at Smithfield, i liapidR Saturday Post. The defendants were there; reaching from roof to floor, with tbe thundering curtain of where Uieir predeoemwrs were ■^mruuzbuut the l*«ri by tualnUinlnx a ( appeal lhe Bnt botany bay, as a j»enal **teUuh tike fall between us and tbe light. After Mftotisl soternmeirt pledged w these I , , tcTttib couvenThe republicans of Barry county have I had crossed tbe river by the suspen­ went, having proved a myth, 1 Ma becom ing skeptical about the “temkin him­ sion bridge I crossed the bridge aboi e variouA conzre^iona. dtouteu bare the! * «*tter organizaUon and better prosthe American fall to Coat island, which self. He most be a curious creature. epbou of electingTheir defecates to the national: pecta ahead than at any time in the was covered with *• th snow now and wad deserted. 1 ou hear hear him him and aud her her spoken -pokes of ol as a* the iSTt'ban^ietrty days l»t six years. They have mflde handand tlr«. new the fell. : pMt pl wcietr -rode. roo*le~. HcMf Tbe shrubbery and .v tea, in J___places, »«r________ ____ If - . agreaaive. -___ —1_ rat TOO are ■ yes yuu srs I *** everywhere. _ were coated with on some ’ tiods, dangerous . here a long time ___________ The Watbuobt atch Co., of Jtew York and Wawrb»n withouti ; With th; sage of .Gremmercy park of the trunks, several inches in thick- I likely to stay nesa, looking as if they had been cut ‘ v— -----------seeing one 1 have been in the M1^ i Conn., being deeiroun of advertising their name and bneinri MM,veott<MW’ *" ““ bcen her* ■ and his protective hereuy. the free trade out of marble, or were the ghoete of ^ii^to^to. '.’^"'"fXi have made arrangement* with a number of the large ret.,! Wandering acrons the au such district driesatre *hou be ocreditcd । wing of the democratic part v ia con- dead trees. island, 1 crossed over to the Three -larrikin*" on traat. they .ay th.t clothiers of thin country by whieh the latter are enable 1 xUntly on th. reggrt «lge. M present to every purchaser of a Ready-Made Suit of i’lothiar Sisters, and, by means of a jam of great rro.d. ot them, between w Usa will be entitled to one delecalr for each I----------------------------vote* cast forzwernor at Uie lavt , p---------‘ —*' v—-■ ------ blocks of ice, out to the old canal-boat, ...» A Hto-K" •>><«*lb- ““T'l rZ-‘ or Overcoat coating f 12.00 or over, one nf their linpn.ved Sifloci, and ont additional lor ever) ; . pimt which the water was rushing »t lens than three hundred vote*. ver Nickle Serie* -C." Watchea. v Hied county will be entlUed to ■wiftlj. . i beat them, trampl. them, wmetime. These watches are warranted to keep good time and are the -------------- -------- ---- ------------- SljmtUl campaign. ’ I . Oo>°« >** «» 1 mu4c tn tbe county be propoM* to rrprmcnt ‘down to the foot-bndgo to Terrapin kill timm But wh.Mio tut u «i<i. i ]ow priced time piece made in the world urtenwt l««ring debt of the I rook, .her. th. old tow a*d to »ome skeptical citixen whmper. that you ! j r ■ ------- , scales chosen to the Hon. Wm. Ltrtnipitoor. Jr.,1 eountrv is now but 8L260jO(XH)00. It is "tend, and out on the rock. W ben I must uot bslieve all you hear. It i* said at tlie rate of BKXHIM)-!’ got obosrved that a nnt^itity of‘ the “lamKin make* enough money iu , al Detroit. MicU., an soonare m held. practicable after iveinw <-Hn<Alled • oot »u«re there i1 ouewvea observed < Uelr several e-xneuliomi -♦ iux> a . being c-anceiied at the rate or »i jojjuo. । mow |Mtd ; davg iu the week to hv. rptoualy i \\ e wish it underNtood that this IK uo Iotten scheme. «u: E. tt. LACEY, Chairman. « a year., । mean. beoome fixed upon the projec t- ! during tfir other four. ’ *’ * * * ’ Harry county h entitled to ten delccalrs. exactly a* stated above. By a vote of 136 to 119 the democratic <nxr *k“ m * edge o< * Horaeohoe Th« ing rfw rocks on th the of th the Horseshoe I' The otrMta streets of of Svdnev Sydney appear to me KDITOBIAX NOTES. | congress refused to restore the duty on toll beyond to. rook wh.n> I .tool, I orderly night mid d»y. Th. pit molAmong those who have adopted the above an- the follow,nr , _ ... .. ... forming a bridge on the extreme edge ’ gallarv of the theatres are ap|»*reuUv i I < Unrlcnn M L r n «T 100 feet long by < Occupied bv good-natured crow.te ami. well known CODCem*. J. b. HudfeOO, Detroit Mich E R.Hufi If the temperance republicans par-;1wool.Tbe farmers will remember thta of tbe fall, aud about tkularly those who have been inveigled ■ next , next’fall. jyerhaps ten or fifteen feet wide, in-on the whole, I cannot help still *ua- | & (Jo., Cleveland. 0.J Putnam Clothing Co.. Chicago E R HAOTING6, Mich., April 11.18M- Given Away „T {? ’ * Humphrey k Co.. St. Louin, and many other*. ‘ . We have gjQu of these Ht4,m windin„ watrbea. warrantM ia* an(l Will keep good time nnd Require 3S little attention as aay JllMI WHtX'h. "* . * (Karli <»nr put up tn a hundMimc N*tin-lmrd citoe.i We give one with every Ready-Made Suit or Overcoat at $,12 or upwards. We have one of the m<»xt complete stocks ever .hewn m this city. E. LPKES’Great Wrote. I. le t- And guarantees every Suit -or Overcoat to U a. cheap or *cheaper than can be bought elsewhere, and if you an- uot per1foctly satisfied with your purchase, return tbe good1 , within SO days and get your money back. g£ X- a s all those who contemplate Inning 8 . Spiiiif Aiiiioiiihneiil t s . s ir . GRAND RAPIDS We are in stadia shape inducements that will COMMAND ATTENTION N. B.—\\ e are headquarters for carp t warp.£ ।' xs rx W.S. Goodyear & Co. a-c and Indiana local election, .how | "t““» «•. d“i" •» *>,, “>»” I into the union party movement—will i (Ohio _______________ , ,,, 1 bridge and look over the fall seized me. j mvthulogy in vesting thu» conventioncloeely scan the election returns of the ! handsome republican gains, I I dug out a .ton. from to. mow a.i .bred "larrikin.- How.v.r.lto.llkaap various citire and townships of the) - --------------- --------------heavy a* I oould lift, and. stepping out a sharp lookout for him. Ihna tar . •». state, they will find therein much food TBCB Hay Fever Resort at Top- as far as I dare, threw it with all my what 1 have beard of “larrikins’’ would «> . *7^** upon the bridge, which stood lead me to suppose that some of them for thought Honest, conacieatlous. „ _xa. _iU , such ,. of ,, our . readers 1 | fore® For thv ,benefit of fl,m ^o»ng fc, d» , ST, “p|„~ d i,7uT. pArti.ml.rl. pune men will inevitably come to the con-; Th“ 1 «“»•«“ *» «■« *“■« P~' ut ** eo‘“-i“ ’»k-h doe. no. elusion that the so-called union-party is rtSXtaSkffi"qmrt deiShtM^d •"d1br°ke“" * •‘•ff.Add.eom-jUui. 10 knock de- .nd u»mpl. already a demonstrateil failure; that it ensY of mm. w. make the following “« b“k '“Terr.pui ro.k.<x>.moei.e.,l on M.bodv notof tl...r op.uiou. waa conceived and nurtured into life in extracts from a nnmnntim iiwt issuwl the Such violence and vitupersbou 1116 rather ^toer trying tryingjourney. journey. The The snow kdow '1 vitu|»eratiou in extracts from a prospectus just issued the hope that it would result in the dis- by the Northern I lay Fever Resort As­ which covered tbe ioe was itself covered print were inconceivable to me until 1 with a thin coating of ice, which | came to these colonies. My own rrpuintregation of the republican party, sociation: ’ Then- are thousands of people in the broke beneath my feat, thus giving me tation of not being wmid in the faith rather than the furtherance of the tem­ a good foothedd; and as to my | brought upon me a serious experience perance cause-. Wp find that under the United States, suffering virtinw of Hay Fever, anti are annually obliged to flee head, 1 was sure of that, as I had th or- of holy larrikiniam. I waa giving a favorable condition of\there being no to some plai-e of refuge, and spend an ougbly tested its anti-dizziness the pre- i very idimmcuI lecture on London in political issue at stake, other than the eighth or one-sixth of their time there. ceding summer on shipboaiM and 1 F rotmtant hall, Sidney, to a g<x»d andi- I preliminary skirmish of the prreiden- f «\r suffer hav fever with all its horrors. among the Swiss glaciers and precipices. 1 ecue. in which ^r«-re tbe premier and Hal contest, the union partv on Monday 1 I hi» annual pilgriniw-, which must lx* Prodding my staff or alpenstock heavily 1 other ministers and eminent citizens, . . „ .. . . : .continued during life. *u far a* mv into the snow before me to try the way, . whtm some piotu people **ng loud last was an unimportant factor; its hiaSfUUUe(i to |jeM matter of serious , 1 walked out until I had reached about Salvation Army hymn* about the doom fluency- being felt only hen- and then*.1 importanc whieh many of us, whettier the middle of mv ice bridge, and then I and window*, and in an adjacent room and when* felt in a majority of instan-1 *«• ran earn enough during the five- ■ stopped to look. The sight was the balls were rolled. 1 wan told it waa to raw raiulted in the detent nf republican. six‘h of ti,“e **' an) “• ,to Hv'! , ... . .. . and pay our expenses at a place of rindent and the most awe-inspiring drown my voice. The device, if it were temperanite men and the election to gefu^. It is also a question ot serious , have ever beheld. As I looked np unch did not succeed; but it gave me a office bf those not in- sympathy with importance to us. that where we spend the river the curve on the on-coming vivid impreeaion of the spirit that inay water seemed almost m high as my work in a colony diataut from the cen­ the temperance movement. I’ertainiy , one-sixth of our time, wv an* able to* the old saying is trite, that all roads surround ourselves with the c-oinforte I head, and steadying my eft upon some ters of civilization and give rise to tbd Boating particle, tbe whole mass *eetned phenomenal incivility called "larrik- . .. ..To , ,, ... and wnvenic-m-es of a home; from the republican .tamp lead to that WHh U|we questions pressing for comhig down upon me with an irre­ of the democratic; and with the lesson years on us victims, it is strange that j sistible power that must inevitably of Monday before temperance republi- *«iw* organized attempts have not l>een carry me over the brisk and into ctans there cm lie no valid reason for uuide heretofore, to avail oujpelvre of , eternity, but with a a awns, swift, iinsiug hissing runn. rush. .... —, ... , .......... ha“ ^omae W. Walsh, of Philn.. . -.i, . Ua* advantages to tie secured bv.associa- it swept under me, levied out, and with I . their connection with any organization twl rffork Tn 1IwetlhiM want for .,UI, a horrible roar plunges! into the awful' delPh>»- ths partner of Ueurge A. that can accomplish nothing, .-spec ially ' selves, a few of us havemiule a newSle- chasui, whence huge clouds of sprav, [ . w*“ recently nhowu Frank during a presidential veur, but what IWture, and organizes! an association, i like the smoke of its torment, a-oend- Gob“«‘ offer^to open with Beech, if h« .tan better Im-, done through thrhJln- with 82^(ri <-aprial Mtm-k in one hun- ing. swept beck end over me. 1 wo’““ ’■crank” instead of "atab" the elrwl shares of twentv-live dollars each,' ‘Hteadving myself by mv staff I sank o/^ter. Welsh said: fluence m then own party. ov,,r onespiartej of'which is already ‘ 1'^}. y^ MrThat bourbonic sir-orucle, the lament- fat Tophmlcw, on a narrow jaminsu-. W*1* ** uP°n stomach, and ready and willing .. ... , i , . i . . i»l ioi.ma.Hs-, on a narrow penman-i r*-'?”; “ over aver the fhe fall. Yau can <5r*,’k or "ub-. b* ** th* .Ml M. H. ( lark, who lately sent an epis- In p, between Mullett Uike Lake and Burt: Burt J00**1 ,low down . . -­ - uagine • ...I — . spray >J cnampioti —-*-- ---— of• -• • • tie to the Home Journal all the waj Lake, onh two niHxs mHes wide, on tin-1 the “ what I mw When tbe oBantP‘°” -oyrter-opewr the world. wi'«r »«».. •vre of *1... ........ WOtihl 'from Mani.sbw, “ ‘ the -Michigan would clear 1W1T away, th the water, rwdung »o ■ f4* wear« two gold uiedaia a* proofed where ’he preridt* over Mackinaw Division Central It. R., oxer which, during the swiftly.as to appear to be drawn into. pre-smineuue ia tin. <rL Ud« «oa the deatiny of a democratic sheet, is the season, then- are run daily, two |ms- lines and turruaa, and, springing — - — •mringing out ’"** “* t ,K ihortr^, u.a pr^enttruly a great and Mucoreaful party or- .M-nger > o trains (Irides local *,•,««. uid be b« Men iwen to i; \h“ K'-r“t opera °l*r* u< use where • >»”■ hr I*trains) .* eac-|i..I under my. very lace, could ganizer. I hiring hU iiiHiiagement of way-from Detroit and Chicago.' with I falff at rtrsi_______ a, niKM then j ‘n bun uimutaa and the Barry DeimsTut of cars, cara, all nil stop bn . fount) ’. . ----- and «-ha|irr- aleejcers. and no cluinge ‘ ot broken into foam, into "»• distancing five * a chans * n which wtucu । । Ten ••conJ —■— L.«rcompsti. vm^uthin’station, the tnr depot of which the thi eve could not iienetrate ' party .in this .. county, 1 could be capiitied oould | v\-°*b®r *.r Ji* oal”,“*’d at •< a * malcli tr.ateli onage of■ the thr, ping ut thib 7* -‘r1,111-' dmririti." v^- iu ■■thir".:it'. ' dwindled is Towithin ’i'lli,". twenty L"n!'lureals T± of r-hi---&: “«“Wing with to. ru.l, ‘‘‘JJ??',**"1‘‘j*"’ i i>|>iii.iins* is iii' iniiea irom » nicago; ■>« __ ,tthat < anv mo- w **•* n«t ■■ ___ _ crack■ of *i.» the water, and realizing ’*?' ** ik. dirter-ecr t. between to XI, and in.the isxiwty tn a few him- 2KI miles from iMroit: 30 miles south mcmt might aeeit and me following the1 1UR *nc* ’’Jtebb.Ugy”' *tu, aakftl. drad. For years Mamrfre luis* heen a of“ * ’ ’ ’ Mackinaw Island’ ”and has daily .tewtmeiing flood, 1 arose, took one look 1 . “r*«‘king’ fa the rrtug« of the mail and telegraph facilities. During i „..,i 7/“ democratic city, electing ufUeeiw of that the I “uu8!’,‘K ?nt' inexpert artini. . The autiinirr senami then- is a daily line “ X L i ? ♦ ,k 1 for * noiitiara Xue fii <>>•»*' oyster-open ing rind* rinds it political ilk. until Mumbiy last aimut of steamers cm-K way. from Mackinaw time tunu .aud “V1 retraced r«t«<*d my steps. stepv. .U# .te I i■ ^vitiate tP? -opening six months after the advent of «his po­ Island arnaut the riniits to (^elMiygHU. *>a«i*<Hl P*4*™ the rock roJ’JL 11 }>a.1 —thrown - --------- on the 4u,cker H" '»•*** a ktnfr-handle aa “J*ge. “ ' ” not‘ rnri^t *••• • giant’s dub. Pound! Hr I oould the temptaI litical organizer s hen the republieaus up through ('helMivgun river and Mui- *,rM lett lake to TupinalM-v. thence through I k,ou of dislodging it and seeing iit whirl1 •P“ut*r" the- shell. *carea the urater eterted all of the city officers, with hut Indian river, Bnrt lake, (’rooktvl river ' over tli^ liquid precipice."■ prematurely to death, and deafens bi. one exception, by hantLsninr nnijoritics. and Crooked lake to (Men. about eight. uustomera. Tie stabber a work » a* I ------that on mayor n-arhing 40). Surely, miles north and eu.st of IMoekey, a very delicate as a watch maker*. He can ICanou (Nev.) Appeal. J ■ operate wHh a knife as thin a4 a lance. the. republicans of Manistee should see popular route for tourists. It is one of ' in (Northern Midiigun. „ bext -- - .|tointN —w— toe storm somewhat subsided Deftly he inserts the point.. He touches that (’lark retains hik position on (he the for fishing with hook and line, and Imuw, I last Monday, Qniw Fletcher thought ba the oyster on the head. *Tbo uvatZ 'Democrat. • picken-J. pike and whitefish are almn- would go out and see if he could kill * * qulck lwia‘ of tbe ! dant in the Inta*, and fine trout and; few of the ducks that, immediatelv wrist he lays the oyster bare, iuteot We have curefnlly scanntvi the reports ynvlfoK .ot Ur .lirtant. Pta,. I . npon his pterl bed. He aurrendera of the various city and township eleo- tyormillie in itH w.iwm <irer.. din-kn,; the »ornur Kblee in din...., . Wilh grBC* BB<ldi<»ity. tuYos in Michigan, and have nlmerved Mme.ulld pntridire. There in a Orrt th, 1T?* °* Ah. there is a utmI ama. ■ - R 7 ..nreZi.,1 ,7^“ ghp kthia peculiarity. The party prohibition* Clare hotel, with acvoniHwdatioii for' ‘cracking’ and aUbbing. lata, or tuik. |„rt>. poDefl the lanrrel forty gnretri. Board " P~—«• «■» —me of in th. ho. 82 .... per..................... day, or * U< * -10^0 to 814 oer week. I “’’ J ®"’ A* ** *hmg over vote in republican Htrqogfiolds. In ' The x ,e** °* "“oy. Ims eye on the The grouaiiTarr grounds are “ u ‘iMsintiful IxMutiful natural* natural ■ , *. or. « ?,x many of them the only effect visible to park, ri-ing in terracre from the lake, I lo°kout 'or game, hs hoard the distinct . SoM.onlli. ap^uUli,^ •the km w.hrel rerere. .rerere r *1 trt «,Vaa4» ,1 l»ll...trere«l 4'reo* and U.vX adjoining initio ■ IjUilCk Of S dllCX betleslil naked aye was .1the defeat of the re^ to over u hundred feet, ‘J.JLf. ’?? Jl“ariy. .^ “th IltM his rerrO feet. bis w snow publican nominrre by the union purtv' Jjj?Topy?*,?T-. 11 ««|VCy~i| . . HurpriMd, be ran — ’ shoo «m of a wonderful Wm-pl. oolor, h now ..w, from ..»..i ten ten 1 lnto »nto ,w what appeared to be a eave. rave. a.. » -.-Gj-ud may L <od.rw, ♦ c. i r - * Bh .second growth timber, “*t appeared ||m itodge. and the election of the entire to thirty feet high. coMiai. ’ ’ ----- -------------------------" listing of“ pine, ; mediately a big mallard• flew out, which deuiiMTutir tickets. In must i-ases the apruce, balsam, --------------- --poplar, ----------oak «k of different' was quickly knocked endwise with bi. defeated republicans were temperance kinds,and maple, and carpeted with! |»ole- Another Mg duck than rame men and the successful democrats in wintergreens, trailing Hrbutes, sweet whieh he caught in his hand, am! fems and k»w biish hunklelg-rtire. 1 * i nng its »■irack. —-«■ -m. ---------.. Then another popped Mructod mwrnlonw in u,j, favor of no restrictions on the liquor Although the Association was organ­ out. wbfeii met the same fate: then „n. । traffic. This result ought to touch the ized primarily in the interest* of hay ..ml a-i? OUT’ toirtyraigbt dm** fey demi r--1 dreirJ—*union partisan* a lesson, and may Ir it fever \ ictinui, we'urr willing and tb* huuu,r-B Being curious to ito'r' X W&Sn'rihfE ous of sharing its Is-neflts with summer know shat sort of < ..i— l . . Usjmmmsr wUl. rreurters. ,Ut<l deep™, to Herbert <JX rreorter.*. umi und we cordially rordlally invite them them. .truck. Etendvr .....i. . 1 “j"---«■'“ u> X'.ni The mure peu|de ini Mitigate the curvantages. frauy question the Mier will (hey br < Persons interested i-an oiitain a copy large spring bofe about twelve fwt in <nt will remain nerfr.t oatistied with llw financial policy of thr of h oi .iriiro-soi iaiiomHiu m-wws, during the Mo.iu, When dri„< tb., A rtiries of .isMM AsMs-iation^ind By-laws, but cling firtnlr to their atom rrpublii-an party. It created the gn*en- aa u ell as any other information dreir- , ‘kere, it being pro­ tort.nau..„ ou<b toX^nJ.^; liat-k. ha* made it equal in value to wl. by writing to the I *r cmdent, (hsirge ' - * ij*°k 00 toe windward aide. ' coin, and a republican supreme wmrt L. l*ratt. Ridgewav. N. Y.. and)enekis- l he violent wmd had drifted snou from this vine to fenUxMi a )*ndnp ! ing six cents in postage stomps. toe lamk over the pool, forming at first i ,».r.l.------•—On•• It»or many lias drtdarwd that the greenback note U -m ... ,, ' ■ toeif and at lart a complete roo; .nd for 01 *'•“•«»<• Two darJ^ik. raa.uUj’ orueniMit. j*.___ * lcg::l The only dben-utiug The prevailing opmion regarding thr tm- birds were sc-urelv imprisoned if •&•*!.* been made of m * bBt* Utolia Thereat! opinion J । Jiem-h wn* that girl of the peruxl is unjust. A few de- Mr. Fletcher bad do< dbSml^Tti twlrelM.5 she spun. wove. knit. ete. reuji ih£ Tn.id ' «ombtee v a f who ha* n»* n*ree (liings have given way to modern -urved to death Imfnr. A ’ uonia \ enuai. » n”r**tous color. Rte. aktal up t this ia a pn»vecrimtry. moreot an ontetmat: when in health is hraiihfnl; she lakes Dr. J on re’ R^l In INS) we imported nearly NU^Quo^jin (•toier Ionic, which <Iran* the enmpounds <»f wool- over one quarter of the Ptextoo. drives away pimplre and cures entire anarnnt ured in this ix.untrv. As thr stranach, liver aud Humort tbe demand for *->>! hi bnr hotne man- lluSL. I J W Spangemaeher & Mason furniture, Hastings, Mich- ufaeturrrx has imxvww-d sinre 1NX). it ia wd among the AaMjlwiiiir* that Um- . AND SEE US. �F The Hastings Banner. hunting । Ms. Eor fishing on wants no more his premises on, MuUr Daniel Gurney Pratt, of Irrta*. the Sabbath. Certain young men of on Wednesday, Ind tank Death waa found to be canned by the left auricle Ulis city will plena, heed this notice. of the heart bring filled and obstructed Kkhvbucas convention this (press by a fatty tumor. Tbe digestive ork.drrwwd day) afternoon at the court house to gan» and kidneys were diseased, caus­ . drewed nominate ten delegatee to the republi­ ing Uie suffering and frequent eclamp­ can state convention at Grand Rapids. sia which increased tbe anxiety of the Potau»» "’.‘.'.‘.T / .The agent for “The Great Inventions" parents and friends during the greater APP*K . ........... " meeting with good success. Thia Issa part of the seven months of his life. Appirw. dried Hamit, aril tor it should be, a good book deserves a lib­ The diseased kidneys and digestive or­ Jboukler. arlta for TjokMbvb.sM.nrlJ eral patronage: a poor one riot a passing gans were cural>le. and prospects were tlovrr krrd. pay notice. ' “ Iiry^Hakcd Port, brilliant for- his recovery.^ the | isaru ------speedy ,--- — ........... Lam Has “Happy George” yet secured the little tellow waw both physically and i gfc break la prim iu Chicagoand ail market* r..... that av-a <is this year to take the “leap “entaIl> man rnK.7Xi4?^^L‘**n tB>0 w mentally strongly developed, developed. had had his Ms for life” on thejjloriouH fnrUfo-AH.k.-u-. -------fourth .. of. July, . , life not have been, intercepted by the' lo£r“*prn* •” klnd» produce win rule from the top ofthe “hlgest building in’•itato«»tow,. trrhior growing in his heart. k.-.. . GENERAL MARKETS. H listings?" bix mumsc-s. nuuxr.ATML 11. IM.. pmoN hall, laUBSDAY EVI., APRIL 10, Great Juvenile MusiealFestival. <X U“ t»u»»w .p.xUl McGEBENY family, musical and sketch “Nobody’s Claim” was rendered to a CHICAGO. Chas. Mason left for Paw Paw Tues­ small audience Friday evening. The day-morning. entertainment was first class, and de­ R. B. Richards, uf Prairieville, is 111 ^AT?*? served better of onr people than any the city to-day. r lower: April. May. play that has been rendered b .-q in a 30L'«81c: Juhe. . J. B. Mills, Esq., of Nashville, was . j »V«aie: •n 1 PaoviHioM* Mm. Pork lower: April. long time. v the city Wednesday. si.VMro in.00; Muy. fiANgiaisK: Jana What a wondrous change would be i ' gMUftWWJT. Lard- Steady; April, John G.X Reuter, of Freeport, was a May. SfWM&sfa June. tWi wrought in Harting, shonifl we reourt- llAKNKn Mondnv ' Mimicry’ Maxie’ W utnock This cut represents our miniature closed PATENT FLOWER POT! With every purchase of $5.00 or more in Clothing, Hate, Caps or Furnishing Goods, we give one of these Pots. On breaking the same will be found a card giving the holder one of these presents: ‘ Elegant Upright Piano, Stylish Carriage Horse, .1 FULL ORCHESTRA. Fine Top Buggy exhibited in our window, ---- M’.----r the proposed new railroad, the water .. * ’’ ■ ’ •«"« ««nn»ir*uy. we mow: . Suburban Residence Lot, i (H *D(J youngest mwttcal family In the work., arid a telephone exdmng. within ; . “L""J* J****”* «*" to I world. to choice ** “* present ------- j Albion the fore part of the week. > Good Medium to fair >terra. -imu LTSAdJO 1 Splendid, 8 piece, Bed Room Sett, FOURTEEN in all, the year. -wA There .is « prnbabil-1 FMbrr mc-Cher and their twehw cAUdrea. ity of all these. J Family Sewing Machine, i\ D r ni : ta now t brt Sr BvrntM-MrwIy. We quote: Choice to Rem ember the McGibeny concert a* although he is yet a very sick man. • Centre, Toilet and Sewing Tablee, NEW SONGS! NEW MUSIC! Union M.J. Anderson, the ndlro^l Heitor, I £S T £TKS? ‘ “ S ’ t ’ Xj,^S7 S hall this, Thursday, evening. 4 KV1.L BAND, i FULL CHORUS. . 1 U''1 LAUGHABLE SKETCHES! ‘-ummon to fair do. ifrrf-Jbc. 1 Those who hear will be more than was in the city Tureday and Wednee-1 At d*r. । ' ----------- — j pleased With the entertainment. NEW YOWL noon Wednabday 100 reserved seat tickMire Ettie Mitchell, of Grand Rapids, I ets bad been aold. FRED BELHAM, spent a few days with friends in thh RustneK’-Manager. i: I After an illnrea of several years city. ; r,„.i..r Pni-jw.- Afltntalon » nn<r 50 omitV: . lildrT «t Hotebktas’ drug store I Mrs. A. D. Cook departed this life MonLee Reed and Ira McAllister, qf Gull ,ranai. family tickets. tijojMtautth•fhii ! d“y forenoon. The funeral was held Lake, were in the city Monday and June, «r>a WAjc. ■5 boRN^FIrm^^at Me km for* , totot K jH'rwon* to rtwervnd seats. Th!' s«*e!„ 88c; dime, rinn m ose No. a. Oats—Fira: No. 2 White. 8Sc.-I •hfccl k Mild ii> ad ranee only. ___________, from the residence of Mra. Dunning Turednv. t ’ • I jstk—acrong: ouc ior Na L Kamut---------------- j Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Bancroft C. G. and Will Holbrook returned Lower al fl7c for Na X from.a business trip to Huron. Dak.. ' CINCINNATI. prying lb,sermon. Fun! Facts! Fancies! Local News. Fancy (.'hairs. Toilet Cases, Brushes, Fine Shirts; Watches ami hundreds of other handsome presents. Remember you receive your present right after you purchase. THIS IS NO LOTTERY But a fair and legitimate scheme. Monday last. Flour—Fair demand: Family »4.»to<T3. , z, j Wheat—Firm at >1.0). Corn—atrong at i , sir. I guarantee to sell « goods a* can anywhere in Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Ed. Ed. Iroat, uf. Grand Me. OATe-Firm at Me. KTK-Bteady;| u We ~ ----- be ’ bought* -- -c— — ----------- — --- ----------------------with rrtativre Methe I Rapids, spent Sunda^ I Lard firm at »»..<(&«.25. Bulk Meats ttLSO । and friends in this city, (^fi-50. Bacou r?.?5^9.87H. I j John Beamer leaves Monday for Mln-, sTLouik I MEN’S SUITS, $5.00 to *30.00. nesota, in which state he will travel as I B078’ SUITS- ’2s00 to U8.00. About S7.500 in good notes, right of agent for a whip house, , „ I MEN’S HATS, 35c to $4.00. way and station grounds from the Mr. and Mra. Geer. of Battle 'wT*'I (’reek. •*"* a^*c- Kvic-ouiet: s&: BOYS’HATS 25c to $° 00 county line to and including this city. vivitlng Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop ! BABUtv-Steiidy at TW«SBr. Frwviraoxa- ! nuio HA IS, Z:>< to , will secure to Barry county the new j Xebon M f“,.w da> ■ .; ■ . Fork higher: glkao. Dry Salt Mmu quiet ■ ■ | • ; louivmi. railroad. We cannot Itelieve i>eon]e !. .. ,. ..' uruMBiH iirni-vr our ixsipje .. . . \ . home »2s8’'>.M4,1iaird-iowe?roskffiMflioM 1 We sell at good all Wool Cassimere Men’s Suit at $S.50. ..................... ■ «. • • ‘ mofmc E. k Nevins returned r». i —tn i.. .. iMona* w ill let Niich on opportunity pass. .... . . .. .... h“V'- «u»» I This is cheap at $10.00. I W ednesday. It is his intention to re- j rA°w,": I The In— l«ltfcv.T hasn't breken out , ,n8in for the pmK.nt. at toast, BALTIMORE. *■ j . ‘ in Hastings as yet this season. If »r » ... , ... .. , ., . . . Mr. (or A. s. and Mrs. Irving ita.rh.tti-Hhouklorgan.re a nme why leave I)akota . lhe!r int^rtVanVleck „, „lture toS's^r ASm.’iprii'''irrvM»eJv'M;y! i Corn - Wertefn higher; ° ’ of ciunw the llwUinge ,. m. would feel; 5Iix«*u S)»t and April, .ifi: May. SBVra it Inctimlient upon themselveM to organ. w „ Mr.. OAr ait . WcMirrn White. 4U<r42c; | . ire u nine and l**at Charlotte as usual.Orno stron< »«d J. J. I*otter. pf Nash- Mixed do. j*<hgc.' Hva— Higher m d7w«. j — —— -------, . .... I viile. and (?. W. Armstrong, of Bowen's BOSTON. ] Albert Pnoctw^nk and wife have MUb w<.rp Hmf>ng the Ba*kkk Wool thill; Michigan fleece*34<-; comb- • started a iiarber shop in the iMiseuusnt; ing and delaine n«ts48r. ✓ . ! of Rower’s block. Mr. Troutwine ‘was ' : in the toMortalbuein™ here vearaagoS' R 1 ADVERTISED LETTERS. an.1 haa immv friend, whom he wmtld ' ■ 'mtemplaU* taking upTlto rewdenre in __ w Letter* iuMrr»iHcrt U> tbe loHowing pcrwinn rt» •heplM-reltohnveFallooMm. hi. |‘hl-for the parpow of ™«l.ring ; "-bare n~n Ah TI(E Banner's correspondents are mostly active, working republicans, we presume they were too busy to attend to their duties this week. We hope to hear froiji them again, now that they have done with election. (ikkblk a row ekm. <1.<>HE WINTBB GOOUlC We warrant all goods to turn out satisfretorv. Star Clothing House, 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. ! ..a(| ’■ ! ' I by not* or Account are roquoatrd t® | M o. D. hpanJdlag'.-toreand^uiei ardltolrly------------------------------- - t ' Uarh’-m b.11. fel ..I. j »p. Knquirr or a. h. MHimbcr. thr ' -»rr j । his children to attend our schools. ■’ Carpesu't. Louiy ; Mr. H. C. John-on. reprinting the I SS" The Democrat editor is ini iting de­, Worthington »teom pnmping concern, I ’^n-’wnT^S.S^Art'." z n. K. Bertlri, w | structJon upon himself by his rts-klesa New York and t’hicago. was in.thp|T. «mlth . courw. Some fine day. when we feel■I uf ..... » . * .. , . r r .• I Canto- Um. MltciiriL Ferry SUellrnburjrer. ; । city M edneeday, talk mg in favor of his I Sv. « powkbb. p. m. | like it, we shall invade his rinktuui and. tirm’A pump, for our waler worka. ' ' Kor , fire him out of f ie window, or chalMl« Edith Kork. dnughter of Bate. I |»nge him to mortal COWbat Weapons,. mKlt axes; distance, four rodiL Are. Work of this city, has been engaged to I word for n you win soon br wen. yoU rt-ndy to TUU ? | teach in Rutland school district No. I.! “ ABorT Harting,. She is a good worker iu the schools, and ' '! we predict will make a successful tendered their votes on election day for members of the school lioard. Their. i teacher. ballots waa were refused l.v by Ithe inspectors Our own Dick for the pari ffc* hull.aa. Wa vreafiiaaAii h*» il.tt . The hiuid serenaded the successful I jn the various wards. The ladies lielieve i *uw modestly and gracefully poised Is*-1 < iuubdiiluN Tuesday evening. they have thr right to vote.smd propose I hind the counters of Hotchkiss drug A ,||. McOMIlliKaayshe will sell all- i to contest the ease in themilrts. Owing . "tore, during theabsem-e^of the pro-, ,-rw;ire at e>«t lor thirtv days. to the conflicting ernmnel by our ls-rt I pfietor, w o as »cen a . on a > A- wt e,, to nn-« the rennlHi.au I attorneys the Inaperton. felt that they I vol ring the stock ma drug store. In j X X .Th XXT ! thenumlveK werekrt .snnpntont v. dre <Hck will noon .wain don hb. war print | . ...n., convention la in pmgmw. „n<1 riM11, ,or ^breHhen. f„r the Bak«.s KAK .k Co hrive » 1mth(. Pninlt(.^ । XKH. P-rtant amioimcvnirnt in this issue. • . .. A .m-m n..,-.^ of the. hoarel of Tnv. union .atrl, dererte a g.xxi deai | ™X’XTariX <-.» n iso. s will proMy Irt held in the i -f credit for the ... ................ Nim. Khel- ; fXTXXX f,.,o„. ! don and Lewis; also for Ithe fact that; mitt«* Were Clecusi. The sucwwafnl candidates mentioned MKMEitand Spaugemarii.r j deserved to win and the unionists A Mason . ;.. h have new adverUs.-ment. | h(.|pwl uni„o party in I other sections of the state Iwl shown uikstku . i been materially advanced. Tm W. r. T. U. will meet with Mn.1 .ashville and Middleville are be1. Y I log!,* next Tuesdaj afternoon, at | Htjrring thwnaolvwi to recur* the <1. A. trt. part 2 o'clock. ! H. em ampmeot neat , Augurt. The John Gains, of Nashville, a former ■ raident of this city, died at the former plair Tuesday evening. r li you waul bargains, patronize f-bo-e that invite you, througli the med- place that offers the most inducements 1 w|u get tbe persimmons. Tbeenuampmeat will last three days; ami during i each one of them from 5/XJO to lOpOO i |s<ople w ill be araembled. Our burin*** areday avening rt which time the ,vari-1 «« newly elrtded dtv orileen. qmUUied. I Maple Grovt^lreoa Swift. OrangeviUe—Lyacom Brigham. Prairieville A mod C. Tuwne. Rutland * John Dawson. ' Thornapple—Janies H. McKevitt. Woodland—t J. Michael Reiser. Yankee Spring* Samuel C. Blfehte. «•" «■ .1 t|,e aiuew* uf war. Kleidmo w l»w Khmvikli. Iu» moved to I w.^. woriu an.l^rrie.l. theremn- »>» . ity and wjill open a tin-«hop in the । lankUng <!„<". wtof Brooke A ! now m ,1| ^XXrertirethene.t enremip- ... • 1 ment. Makky Lak»: In., a wind mill red(W1 >nin in t)M. ,ir the near reived from Prairieville that the entire | •'fenwn “S* I appnau-b .rf a «>rt nf reUgtofe. ywrover | republican ticket to alerted by the fol-1 ^S’Wtair ’U^loSdtJ whoob. In the (Stererta of; I.,wing nmjoritu*: P ikler tank. |,anv<un and education, we hop.Supervisor. A. C. Towlie. «u. C-Wk.lUB. Kii banta.®. Mbs. A. M. Hillis, of Laeey, derires , lhat the (.ttfrii«»n uf reliKimi may ** 1mu. Warren Ftobar. »>. , bi return her hrurtfelt thunks to friends i lclt of public school ■ matters, Justice. Wni. Brown, 84. for their kindness during the sickness i jM Bo lark of schools where n-. Justice, vacancy, John Kortoa. .n. *>d since the death of her husband. ; ligfon is taught, and if religion* edm a-1 Highway Com. Wm. Burchards, ri. Who says Hastings ia not assuming I tion is derifed it van be rasHj had. But ■ SolxMl Inap. Frank Bacon. Constables. Mvroa Chamberlin. A inrtropolitan airs? Water works qu<»-1 the people, made up uh they are of prot- H. Williams. SO, Caleb France. Wt Jan. lion curried, and ti*e advent of a tady | ertauts. rattmlira and tb<r* who do- nut Calvert, TH. •■arlier. Now for the new railroad. : incline to tn any «n> rttori. creed, all |*y •» <•«•* “ •" 10 , Mr. A. J.C.wtk« ia< <1‘^> ______ a oiir pwtdir .s.ahiir * rii'hooU. and have Lem. WiNii, ex-supervisor Onmgr- j support .HMtcbel ruiiUiniDg child’s clothing H*tn IM., ex-super visor <of h orange- buppmi >......... ' ‘He. will proliably not haveoorarion u • urdav morning last lirtwwii iron bridge haveoocarion to | right* rights Unit that ought to» * «•<$**Ufflrtta, ;. . . ride - to _ — . who ^aiu *-« uke a mid-uight Free|x>rt-la j Those are bwy tjj^ UP 0w j andcewteryI MR? Wl.»<ata.v ” •• wtrvinir w-—-g to’ -> stir -- ■UU __ L«»ve al smittt. H.ips the) “ •re W inurvtew the editor of the H«r»M. i row , we ‘ "o' * ‘tor °r 4r Van Arman’s and reran e reward. or agriMt religion, ought to-work to C’-OUKTY I’LKHK Mauk seriously conJohn lADt, on ex-forwnau of the get rood schools, not religion" or anti’«a-r plates ad vertiring an as an at * * ._mut-guxmg uu adept auupi m , Oriel Furniture Grand lUpitte.look "wring. Al putting up atuvo-pipai rcligi.ms aehooW. ------r A WT mortem waa .•ondttetod b> •-a ““1 pulling rarpst tacks he is an apert. • ► I Hr's Lownl and 7*1>« «■ tb» b"dv of CLOTHING Hastings city • George U. Abbey. Hasting* city—Philo A. Mheldon. Hop^T?.A..OjR«l- ' H. A. Goodyear & Sons FollowYno is a list of supervisors elected in the various township* and this city on Monday last Republican* in Roman?* graenbackers,-+ demorruts: Amyrh William W. Cole. -j Baltimore—Norman Latham. Biirry • CharlesA..Polly. Carlton- J amre N. (overt. iuxn of (he prees, to patronize them. men cannot afford to let the enaHupA COUNCIL Inrrtiag wm held Wed-1 mmt go Hw-where. Anifc from the' , I.VVXK.S Low Prices Tbf* *P*rr belting’ to Holme* & Hoflv, general dealers in mdse., woodbind. Mk-b. I aston. p ti । t mtrtb ’« »•. II. I owere ano i. i.| . 1 '’«r“ A | I i.h|ljrnM„ of lh, d, v ,^mmltt«-. lx out next Issue we will begin a j 1<H gmsl sense ua their brethren here, M-riw. of nrtidre on tbe business inter- j yie iutereuts of temperar.ee would have • <ts of Hastings. Large Stock, _______ Z। .......... A. E. Ken-; HARDWARE PAINTS, OIL, &c &aw«^c^.^x-i m..i tolI 1,mb.»v e]i‘--^^"— X. .bniti... to ban in ..ithe sum of BUILDERS’ Of all Grades for Men, Youths, Boys and Children at Prices that Sell. . fpHE NEW BARBER SHOP. ’ In the Basement I can show von better v»lne than anv firm in the trade. of the ROWER BLOCK “I Will Not Be Undersold.” » THE CLACK KOH A Clean Shave. Eva and Albert Troutwine have opened a new harbor shop, and propoar , to conduct it in a satisfactory manner to all who may wish their sen icre. i i i r» L Try the Lady Barber! nwwr <n attswawpmee, . H Notice to bereej Ktbeo Utal Inraa order M that date aUmrrd lor credUm U> M* 1 My price* satisfy the closest buyers. I aim to please in quality and price. I keep the largest line of MEN’S FURNISHING GOODS InIn the at’ rr,rrs Prices auaing adding muon much u> to une the at attrar-tiveneas of tne city * tract) ventw oi the stock. HATS AND CAPS, itock! Correct Styles! Best Makes! PRICES THE LOWEST. R. K. GRANT, �RUSSIAN CRUELTY. (Nineteenth Century.] However, for the great maw of exiles, the foot journey hux. been reduced by one half, and they begin their ]>eregriDAtionB io Siberia in special carriages. M. Msximoff has very vixidly de­ scribed how the convicts at Irkutsk to whose judgment such a moving maehiue was submitted, declared at once that it wus the meet stupid vehicle that could be invented for the torment of both honu’B itinl convicts. Such •arris^'es. which have no accommoda­ tion for deadening the shocks, move alowly on the rugged,-jolting road, plowed over and over by thousands of heavily-loaded cars. 1 n western Siberia, amid the marshe* on tbe eastern slope of tlie Ural, the journey La eomea . a true torture, as the highway is covered with loose beams of v cud, which recalls the sensation experienced when a finger is drawn aero*H the keys of a piano, the black keys inmuded Ihe .ourney is hard, even fur the traveler who is lying on a thick felt mattress in a coinfo, table ■ I uman TH* UTXLATtON i “Bat what about your chorus?" m)re to «<«• MWreUr- Th*-\r0S“ "Tee, I almost forgot all about it. arar tbe mountain. “d ,thrOtf‘ *’S te world, unfathotnahly fair, There are, altogether, eighty in the InreeU dig opea rotten log" ter anta la cMtar tean a witUar*s >*. STVoSC««re •>> «chorus, ai.d thev are arranged thia ove wakes men, once a lifetime each; way: fourteen first tenors, eleven Ttey lift their teary lids, and look; neata they can and tear them •" PJ^* second tenors, eleven baritones, fourteen and ant ihe young grnba. pmk berm*' bosses. fifteen sopranos, and fifteen ol aU daacription. and eat them, and contraltos. Most of these are Italians, would aoern to belong to ® And moat forget, but, either way, but there are also some young/Aadies animal.- Th. lent tUISerent They tore bat and tbe Child's unheeded dream from Ndw York. The chofus as a IswU the light of all their day th. water, not iierhap. a. well re tn. whole, is very attentive and faithful” moore and dear, but Ih><»« than mort RACE ADMIXTURE. “Your work, then, must be very SXnd animal.. They re. —7 loud gr<af ol'n.h wnd are expert a.lirrmin, and -Jt is no light matter, I assure you,” .how more canning and inatmot 11 not ■ Be key’* continued the chorus master, “to get a reason, than many city chap# I *!»'• [Washington Letter.'] picked-up chorus into working order at reon abonl th. lakm. I earnJudge lackey, an uncle -of the late a couple of weeks’ notice, particularly upon a wry larg. >>««r in _•ilhick where some are Italians, some Ger­ Congressman Ma?key, of South Caro­ swamp, Iring upon a large holloaJog mans. and the remainder Americans, lina, denies toe story of the letter's rerore a brook. Ildimg; and he .reiro who have to lie taught the meaning of marriage to an o toroon. He says: much interred in hut #p<»rt that he did Years age their parte after they have learned “The facts are these: not notice me until 1 had approached them poll parrot fashion. But onr young Col. Sumter, of South Carolina, very near to him, *» that Icoold see ex­ people are well treated, and they show a scion of the famous revolutionary act h how he ba. ed hii hook and played their appreciation of it by going family, fell deeply in love with a hand­ mi through the hardest work without a some woman, whose position socially h& fiih. Ho tished’in this «•»#' There was a was below his own. He was anxious murmur.” n • large liole through t u* log ou which he and willing to make her his wife, but “And what is their reward, for all lav. and he thrust hi-< b-r^rm through he knew that.his proud old father would this?" the hole and held his open paw in the “They each receive >20 per week, cut him off with a shilling the moment water and waited for the fish to gather such an alliance was known. Accord and their (raveling expenses paid.” around and into it, and when full he “How about their hotel bills, and ingly. for prudential reasons, the bride clutched his fist and brought up a hand­ consented, for a time, to keep the mar ­ how do these people know where to go ful of fish, aud sat and ate them with riage a secret. The only child born ta on arriving in a now town?" great gusto; then down with the paw “Nothing buttheir traveling expenses them was a girl. The colonel died sud­ The brook was are paid by the company, and even denly before the secret had been re­ again, and so on. lented, and wm shortly followed io the fairly alive with little trout and red­ on the rqad they supply their o*n sided suckers, and some black suckers, grave by his broken-hearted wife. The table. Aa to a place to go. they never a mere infant then, Was so the old fellow let himself out on the find any difficulty there. Some mem­ child, by the mother to the fishes. He did not eab their heads. ber of the chorus is auro to have ririteJ confided of a faithful old octoroon There was quite a pile ot them on the the town before, and knows where care lodgings are to be had. Then there is nurse, who proved ta be the tra­ log. I suppose the oil in his paw at­ a Strong fraternal feeling exhibited ditional southern ‘mammy’ W her tracted the fish and baited them eveu charge. She lost no time in trying to better than a fly-hook, and bis toe­ among traveling singers, which leads them to keep each other posted as to carry out the mother’s request by prov­ nails were his hooks, and sharp ones, whatever they will need to know about ing the property rights of the child. too, and onoe grabbed the fish are the towns visited. It is interesting to The marriage certificate had, unfortu­ sure to stay. They also catch frogs in observe the knowledge of domestic nately, been lost, and nothing remained these forest-brooks, And drink of the pure l°ve economy displayed by these Italian but the colonel’s letters ta his wife water in hot sununer prove the legal relationship lie snd wallow iu the muddy swamps is chorus singers in their travels. Should ta our train be snowed in on a desolate and the child a legitimate title. The well as our pigs in the mire. They prairie, far from any assistance, the Sumter family were not satisfied wjth often cross narrow places in lakes by prim* donnas might starve, but tbe this, but the grandfather relented far swimming, and also rivers, and seem chorus never. Go into their compart­ enough to provide" modestly for tbe to love to take a turn in the water. I ment and vou will find them jolly and child, taking care, however, to leave her once saw one swimming from the main­ comfortable, with baskets of roast in charge of the nurse and make no land to the big island in Mooselmagunchicken, bread and butter, and bottles mention of ber in his will. It would tic lake, with just a streak of his back of wine. a|l prepared for a a Biego siege ' nut hsv® mattered much, though, for out of the water looking like a log Arriving Sometimes you see of a weak if . need be. Arri*±:g ! kh* 881818 w“ completely wrecked by moving along. the war. You see, therefore; therefore, that the tbe only meir • their neau# heads out oi of uie the water; water; at in a town, the chorus, each mem child passed her infancy other Umea half of their bodies are to ber with his or her basket uattaet am. nui. • , , ; and girlhood , , like magic ‘ “ '‘ “ 8 her colored ’ ’ proLeotore. irotectorB. | i (x, (joen. We account for -this differ­ bundles, disappears 1 without any hadtancy, a> though they NatuvaUy, .he waa euppoaed to ' ’belong * euoe by their condition. If fat, the had lived, there all their livee. h ’ ollow He became iatereetod in grease helps buoy them up ; if lean.. had lived,there all their Uvee. Follow ~ “ , 7 v .t \ L greaae neips uuoy uwmop; a party of eight or ten Italians, ^d ( her history, undertook the task of her they swim lower in the water. ] you would soon find them comfortably jducation, and when that wm over, and Thr Chfldreo’a carnival. ’ I fixed in rooms enwatred ahead and n*r- her character had developed into charmTh < niiereo • < »mim (Oolfui ininCh Chcago cagoTribuna Tribune.l | haps active preparations for dinner 1 in8 womanhood, he made her his wife. (Ooffui i—.-— mm one ),aB jn ch e ! There’s not a drop of colored blood in The exultation an.l ball of children going on. 1 ----ctdar department of the । her vain"> »nd ’* *■ the refinement of I « fancy 'ir-sies at the Academy Mon­ some particular department of the 1 . cruelty to revive that old rumor over j n wored nb »nt the uatial suehousehold, so that everything is ar- 1 . .. nuxl netted .cuntdderabls money ranged in an incredibly abort space ‘I hii , grave. Krav'H- There is no possible ground I ^Joct----------------------when the race f°r the Homu?opathicdispensary. It was of rime.” . for doubt on the.8U ---------' ’ ‘ — sdoteotod. pretty sight, “What do they do with the reel ol I “K”" >«aUlbly The no doubt, but every .... j child thatflaxen t«»ok part in it is worse off their money?”’ ' .' 1 J... »er first with her hair, deep blue eyes, and clear cut J f°r>t to-day. i'o turn a crowd of well“The majority send it home to their I parants. Son^e of the men are also ' Caucasian features, I wm satinfied of ' behaved? children into ballet-dancers, teach them to posture and whirl married, and, of course, have to support [ tbe purity of her blood, but there will I their families. At the end of the season ' at times i>e the same baffling race ) i11 picturesque undress before thousands • they all go to Aaly, where they remain, j tokens in octoroons and eyen sects- o* strangers, cannot be well fofthem — recr liting their strength and spirits for ' room. One sign, however, never fails. * some of them little toddlers just able, In the negro, even to the sixteenth ad- I to waIA. auother tour.” ITIO COFFEE DRINKERS’ Leverinfi’x Roasted Goto lit. Only sold In package.. 2d. Always full weight. 3d. Givea MtlafacUdn to everybody. BOCK ISLHfrifi &ggMtKiai «h. All dealer keep Levering. whut tbe convict experiencea. uho is bouud to sit motionless for eight or ten hours on the bench of the famous ve­ International Throat A Lung institute hicle, having but a lew rags to shelter Bi Lafayette Avenue'. Dxtkoit. MI CM. bim from an >w aud ram. Happily enough, this journey lusts Lt* fTOVTt.' but a few days, as nt Tumeu the exiles are embark .-d on special barges, or floating prison®, taken in tow by special steamers, aud in the space of eight or ten days are brought to Tomsk. I bardlv ueod say that, however- excel­ lent the idea of thus reducing by onehalf the long journey through Siberia, ite partial realization has been most imperfect. The convict barges are MCAT ROCK ISLAND ROVyr I TOW BMTWt Ttekst Offlre. — .aa " V ’ 8 usually so overcrowded and are usually Thta loaUtste waa touded by I v. M. ftourieik. i.OAira.------------ r . of Pari*. iM-Alde Mirgron of Frvncii srmjn, for in such a state of filthiness tbe special treatment of Catarrh. Catarrhal that they have become real nests Chicago; Deaf new. Asthma, Bronchitis, Contumption and of infection. “.Each barge has been all dlseaaea of the Throat and Lunn, wains tn the trealinent of above named dlscaMv Dr. built for the transport of 8lM) convicts Houvlelle'x new and wonderful Invention, the and the convoy.' wrote the Tomsk cor­ ----------- ---------- ------------- mrtrespondent of The Moecuw Telegraph, on November 15_ 1B81; “the calcula­ HillDWOOD Europe. It la. only since Dr. Sou? s’s Inven tion of the size of the barges has not tlon and dlarovrry at thia Dew met been made, however, according to the necessary cubical space, but according to tbe interests of the owners of tbs treatment. It Imposalbte to eaB In person, Eoc Mile by tbe GRAND RAPIDS & JNDlAXx write for list of question* Mid International steamers, MM. Kurbatoff aud lugatoff. Nt*«x Thousands treated by letter. laslni These gentlemen occupy for their own menu sent to any addres* by express, wftk full dlrertions for using. Call upea or address . purposed two compartments for 100 DR. jEsoCVnHJX I men each, and thus 800 must . SI iJtfayrae Ave.. Detroit. Mlet take the room destined for 600. The ventilation in very bad, there being no accommodation at all for that pur­ . 0 HUGHART, pose, and the eabinote are of an un­ made; work sent bv mnil, ittainp for reply. lTc;uw iu1 imaginable nastiness." He adds that (’«.. PhHad "a. ra.. drawer' “the mortality on these barges is very great, especially omong'thc children,” and his information is fully confirmed By addmaltiK GKO. F. ROWELL * CO.. IS by official figures published last year in all newspaper.*. It appears from lean newspaper. r*~ IOHwkc Fhn*bM, thr. ■ these fignra- that 8 to 10 per cent, of the convict passengers died during AND their ten days’ journey on board these ' Verges; that ia, something like sixtv to A SURE •.gbty out of 800. "Here you see." wrote friends of ours CURE who have made this - passage, “the FOR । rei.gn of death. Diptherm an<t typhus pitilessly cut down the Ives of adult, mi .turn, you And a purple instead of a I ^t the public rehearsal last Baturday and children, esjieuially of these ta t.‘ white crescent at the base of the finger I I called a little girl aside—a child of 7 ■Ccrpamj of children are thrown out Biliousness, Dyspepsia, nails. The crescent was white. j OT t*. rolled inji short frock of blue with Dearly at each station. The hospital, [Chicago Herald.] Indigestion, Diseases of long generations ” con- J • *P*ugle of and tights on her “Can far mere, out in Nebraska make I .. “Through J° DK-a?' ^placet! under the supervision of an ig­ :—2 th tL_ j—thi his race admixture 1 little legs. She came tome smiling e judge, norant soldier, is always overcrowded.- any money?” I inquired ot a returning the Kidneys,Torpid Lhror becomes rather perp.„_s, perplexing complacently and dropped her little ; vistor to the west. “Well, some of I P 6001008 ratherB at timea. . -—-----Rheumatism, Dinlnoss, . I them can," he replied. “Now. therft I J «‘u, «Tmhe[ 8 onnoue circumstance ------------------that ;— I mu»e-as if 1 were her revered Pkxqjbixt: mcuuonure -you -rou know xuow they uu, are .r. 1! “ h»Pt ”"«l dur ne one o< nod. whom idiehkd known «v.r sine. Da. (Chkagu Tribuna.1 j. the Mennonitea DMne<l of my mv judgeship i| unde Slok Headache, Loss of 7Var Mr.—Ovam Il d tioee many. * don t believe much in »’** b°ro- I hen she hitched at me }' ‘** fur manThe government is- now making tn- i *from “ *the ’ southern part of Russia. They <*®P*‘gn« Appetite, Jaundice, Erup Ing women.’ "I adj —— -----’------- •to escape \ i। elevating negros# to * took her up on my knee. i»f =£»5p" moiwin w office umce —Republican nepuunean j। perimenu to ascertain the best kinirtf ■' oome over*-------here -in droves ut j was alluding, bv wav .| «]Q Oj t<J janoe9>’ j BCke<l her. K^aUy with though I am and "Do ; On tiona and Skin Diseases. pa.nt for the bottoms of tbe new steel military service in the Russian army,r j. ai ’ of pleasantry and without a thought I “ O y« “ yes I" ahc said, with a tremendous r " u , 5 ” ’ ? rt f ’ ’ t t ur exuisera. It is desired to contrary air religion. IU get, if II possiIXNMI- : which iw ."Vuu.iai . to w th men rvkigiou. Thev Aliev . • - , ,- .. ---- -------------------------------------------------irotoct the frol- . HU up a good ah.ro -ot --two -or three ?.“f P"'™’*' •PPlwaiton. to the • po- wploeion of enthmurem ble, a paint that ahall px-^t _ aa thor _ . _ had Iifmat amrolinn cf M.ial_ with ____ i purple I in matI »liraza ambition of men 8 I”’’Vrelt** 1 .boo’ful!” . ahairbottim. 1 torns of iron uml steel vessels ' ..counties,..... and though they to liticai "Why do vou like to oome here F* I Bs .ghly from liarnacies barnacles and grass m as bny buy toeir toe farms instead of homestead- nails. My ant igonist, whose blood I one wiaiw* u> * supper the bottom bottom of of 1i iin nU o®. ^*n- they ^re getting rich. Thev never dreamed of calling in question, I •"•tail her. “Now stop and think." Bopper sheeting protects the "’Cause for the dancing is boo ful," , Uo“* »**•»*>■« i wixxieD ’fo. That degree of worker® wooden vesse vessels. ot suesac- 'i 8r *r® « h*rd L —-j-aud - r good farmers’; took this M a personal affront, to m.v I great surprise. But I learned, on con- 8he repeated, “and the people ,in -iqk uy!1 »<w is » arcely expected, bat an ap- : »Ud’ when it conies to econo economy mv thev they are *s... -------:------- -------------------------------------------------------u the «ua , Ha. P ■r «.-w U/.bT: pak «t at nu. me when when 1I d dance, auM, aud Brer fllre-1 .m th.„ p,^^1 with th. pioaoh to it is hoped for. Plates of I right there early and late. What can’t 1 miring with »n old gowup, that •h. wu | boxes do P»t ....y feed >.»a to K the m. ““■•’V • ■l.rooml.nt of th. po«t Tim- >•»( bouqurt I S? “ZXSXS' wT- hre * iron have be- u sunk in the water at j be sold off their farms they . -Jo*r they _ .CDt m. re. boo’Aful Ml UlrilUUtl 1. “ won rho-, -•'"•"'■I* met ^ufcu gilt d I! with raudim. m it. it. aubs Th.t giri girl (lancing dancing Ppn, -vsa. vm. hii »h. iJM, 1? In veieht -ith. candies That girl dancing Mis sigaining Key West ami at Portsmouth, N. H., | ttn(I what the pigs i;’’tt ret ™‘. ther r“1-,■ ’------------ o" th" auudv ------MM.ore >uin «nr l( nrar P retty re ,he>. ,! n-rr ---produced, end re- n<owi.n ” >•»’oertrinl, ">™r re re k. prettx re fme. g i> «!,.>» l««re Ui.n painted with thirty-six kinds of paint. eat themselves. I know a fanjily (j/ po«t our »uu H... ------------------------Ye., •drat social rotation*, was jieu, certainly she it!” I. answered, I vr*‘—*- They are loweied into toe water from a Uther, mother, five children, arfd ofie oeived .. . into the .----------------------and trust that the remark |»y be »• Ufei ' ’ ’ not totfbh bot­ grown relative, eight of >m octoroon.1 wow, so tha*. they shall „Min „ all. and ; we *n”wn to nltar^l rare rtre. m.u:a. I .. , u?. my ieuer; for I tom. When they have, been down for their grocery bill doesn't average 50 On -yMta-U. rid. Ol th. I — -™- reraxi io 1.11 What a woo.irii Oar WocdN and Ronda. »uur mmat..iw. lnlg.rU lam u> ba qumtionod 1 »»r m«ri«n. u »■ v.,„„ • "onaeriui cure cents a week. Aud why should it? ! •everol mouths they will be taken n> . — .. .mpectfuily. [Ixa Angele* (Od.j 1 ---------Herald. -aboiit it, I’rerenUy Mr. Maraig brek-----------u,‘ " - - - ” -~ and examined, and the paint whi-. They don’t use sugar, nor tea, nor bak- : F “ l.»»k.r. Lhow.v.r, ___ _ found two °“?d to my infant friend, and ah. rruxn Hrrr rrv“------pears to be most nearly “anti-b ing powder, nor anything of that kind. , Mr» John John B.hl.r Rpilier,’ P**ra«w. n™ to deprecate drorreat. .. in ,k. toe re-:.-, United bowed neatly and ran away like a litu. in. » »’ni hi. will lie used for the cruisers. •" 1 "They make their own butter, ami use 1 things l.*'» ohildron re th. rarniral 5 browned barley for coffee. They go ta States. In the first place? he depre­ ,l—»ur : h»S I bed nightly .soon after sun-down to save cated the prodigal waste of the foreete looked dreadfully weary, whit, and (Walt Buel in < ievHand BentiuaL) • : i oil, and never buy auy coal, but make with which thi* continent is »o prodi­ jad.l w.tl, ,nnken ,y.,: ’ „ _______ •«'* Cunts Scrofula. KrraWj* I not er fbtl comfortable when there's the children carry in corn stalks arid gally endowed. He pointed out the in Chirago oonlemplalM atartmg 'a I My ho-hu-oaata re wo' hu«b uid -II' 1 "»u«ht I sboeta dis. thororhhT 'fif Pimp Ibs '"Tr^ a man around that smiles all the time. isuch things to burn. Everything they fact that, While naturaUv we are so far clnldren a , arn,rri I wonld giro them aiSSffin,"!*— " Blotches, Bails, Tumors. letThe onjy dog that hi. me never stopped buy— hiMnesa, tools, • lumber, etc.-4s superior to Germany in thi? regard Ur,* Humors, Salt Rhenm. was far moreenwaggin'his tail. , ---- —country —— mure en- about to get married—“Don't*!" wfao *uffe'r ftvfo „„ bought at wholesale in Chicago ami the older BcoJd Httd. Sons, You show m« a man that’s alius then jiareeled out around at cost Most ughtaned tn its policy as to forests. FtmiUo v*;’**““ nnd O government workin in politics an* 111 show you one of the time they ship their grain to There the people A ---------,„.M ...DUN were weio and Imgularitles. that getfl a darned sight mjre'an' bet­ Chicago tliemsehies. Oh. they)mow st the utmost pains to conserve and to ICbfawo Tmm., Lou ot Appotite. replace the occasionally denuded.parks. ter to eat than his wife and children do. how to look out far the pennies! Why! ' Thwra ia great troubh at Pakin. u | AOpoUaas ot the Llret. leH1 here's a great deal of talk about with my own eyes I saw three of ’erh go While there the grand, primeval trees the imperial city, jn.t outage the pulgustion, BiUonsDsss, Dyspepfolks killin' themselves by overwork. into a saloon in; a little tqwn called were not enopuutered in anything like a<* walla, stands We Temple of Im. I sin nnd Gener&l DebilityThere’s more people struck by light- Button; one called for whisky, and laid th« prmbgioa. .Iretr.he. chAracUri.Uo penal Ancestors, and in the ternnla nin’. Most such citters work eight dofvn 10 cento. Hs filled the glass to of ,lha bniud 8UUa. there wa, the J^d Hl th. spirit tablete , tor Ml.br fBKDKltl CK HOTCJKUbT hours a day. an' dan^e, drink or play to the <oj> and drahk about a third of it moat penereriug replacement of eeorr ““^“Wronofthiadmmg,. Niall nsTta smumi * to. >wi. Mra »< poker tea more Theu, wen they break himselfn»eB another Kiuuiiau stepped tree which ... oompuleorily ucritled down, their aivtw’pui on the tombstone up and^gbi away with half of tbe re­ for fuel or other porpoeeo. He oag"Died of Overwork.’’' mainder. and tbe'tlurd one finished it. geeUd that, while ueoeeaity would ulti­ theshrinaaod then Xato ’aTti mately compel ua to adopt the Europ­ UmteblMs hrel.ll I.ll«o ^,,0,'h?? I What occurred next? Well, tlie sa ------ ------------.. loonkeeper jnst kiekud ’em out the front ean plan in thi. matter, it would be from their places. On entariJL ° th* ir’° exigency of «^>ld i. Io£d ta (Chicago Tribune.)------------------- j door.” Uie future, thin e.nng n. much poei- Trt th. Mil ai^ht Un one of Horace Greeley's visits to j t tire damage and rexatioo on the prin­ uoure ore hrert. „d th. ^ureil Piks couoty\ he nearly trod upon a ’ [Chicago Hurald.’. * ciple that an ounce of prevention i. •tarnation rattlesnake. A friend killed ths snaks __ °°Bn<w7t ’ •trniati.m v> i» UH felt u coneeoi5. fxineuu.o. omen. We^mg .nfl’-lri* Professor Warn*, of Dover, N. J. i worth a pound of oure. and after J —t> ..ww bad toe skin tanned ----- war —■ M mu. la. ill LUUUVU —^rrer, The wcond regard in which Herr mg are aleo hoard proXafne fr! ' m<1 worked of slippers. —--—T71 into - ——- a re pair fAMM, v« aeui^erB. i*J<»red in the high-school hall el New which were wars pi esena-.l Tri aa wam..b.l,l Haven rangtnH* recently, anrl and tn told remarkAbte Lacker found the United Stalee roily which ted 1to ay the great' VluvMn alitor. Mr. Greeley prized them highly atory concerning John Hancock, one of interior to Europe wee in our rood. In th. Old World, bowerm greetX Jo until the failure of the Fourierite ex­ the signers of the Declaration of Inde­ periment, when, disliking to see anv- pendence, who, he stated was under in- nfioe and inoOKUniene. ig dopolio fchmg reminded mm him of Fike Pike countv countv «.*uK that »u.t ronunuea <H°tnient for smuggling $400,000 worth form, ol rwaraa.mil, the poopl. had he be gave 8ye the slippers to his brother, who' 01 lillnor iuto tl»8 oiteuiee. A frieAd <rf ■ptmdid highway, and byweyf. The now hvesin western Pennsylvania’ and i ^tuier was engaged not long sinte ““**‘7’ •'* *7 ®M Ronira repub­ the members of which arrqtSa^®’ still retama tlimn in u;. »wMrere-by the descendant of Haaoouk to lic and the old Roman empire of per­ ouougl, to play off triokL al ui, AxtJima, Catarri, -----------—— —' gsther material from which to write fect roadweye, oulvarU and aidewaU. upon Uie .-raduloue population^ Courha. CoMr, so™ Thmtt. the history of Hancock’s life. The wee rehgioualy adhered to by Ger­ material was collected and read, when many end other nat.ooa of Europe He As sbreol-iuiudM Atutiu js.tire ol members of the family immediately thought that in thia raepact, Ziu the r ■ A MUSS ■ fT*’.repria- offered tbe writer $1,000 to hand over other, we might well borrow a Icon from' the effete monarchies of th* Old mpAllT uu bnarrewbore,brought before any further in ba court, .eflrf on u ! *e<ti«tion. The writer " » receipts of the tal«rranh®ht’ took the money World. *“??*? ?* .d“l •’* ”U‘ »»Uk. and the book waa never Which (orraniM «>.U1 b. rebel the brido il .he’ took th. ***>.u00 more * ItaWOffTMRf1 [Naw York Tribune.] sroom io b. her wedded bu.brad "I U» hrit,o,r th.t l01io»™r,TJ*“, “ la" “Aed Wire ere th. unturekm. (Hartford Port.) “ oitad a. an aiu,tratiZ!j ,5™ ’•<* reraiutaire, tf ieoniral the ordinarr daveloPm«wt?rf ? U>* UrpriA <® '■•’•p.pre .o- TZTil. , e,. *"2 TEN THOUSAND Farms in Michigan MANDRA rOA; fJ>H0 COSTIVENESS THOMAS . LECTRIC A6ENTSES |tt-S«S!S -*wss-^ jkndo a Hi- with your • with your reverently, uik.a-ot xuom crown sugar. SS?**PuttaDM await. u.< kt acre aMlw T»v » A �The Hastings Banner. A LUXURIOUS MlatlONARY. SLOW TO tME. gAY KOT pffiBOLtmON. HABTTNO8. KWDAT. ATBIL 11. IM [Boocra (Mex.) Latter ta Chje^o Tribune J 1 heard a good.story about one nf notice. TJ. sabMcrtpCloa . he p»ld »teitMr plwo®. EaUl lob-work. or contraet* tor nd Local News. Baltimore republicans are joyful. Wkj.l, yes; theg. b. a.-m. u.’sdolook ,i trifle ill. j ii ’ r । The BanNRR l* in favor of the water works being put in “right away quick." ; HUBBLE & Powers have something ; , ;jt,T.t.> P...WH in thi, 1MUe. ■ f*’'"!- ‘-•J’’ ”r -at—'-<■ »<!»«•. 1 «Mh.to the .nerture .itherto oaf, b«-n protected Lt „ wnrden grating It vi, tbe onlv willed window in the place. He laid down a cheap oarpM op the brick floor. His callers hal never seen a carpet in their .u®cor*red toe unaightlv adobe walls with a few engravings, knd his wife made the rooms pretty with fancy work, Christmas tnkrds, and thow npthiugs with which a wollbred Atner.can laiy would Iwautifv her home were it in the lieart of a desert It was not a particularly luxurious IUW8i?narJ a tinge £ In voting in favor of water works ' foreign missionary journals. He dell.vtings has taken a long stride for-; •cribed.-tho bare wall* of adobe, the r. 1 , ‘“it floor covered with 80-cent carpet, . , . . T, , I torouglr which the daiSipness would A MAJORITY heeded the Banner n | come, the adobe roof which leaked ocoaMdvire anil voted “yea” upon the water riona i?, and the “jaoel” kitehen, built works quration. 1 of uprighti atakea and chinked with mud, m which his wife prepared toe I-,,,: ,.b u. m. p.,^. part, < opt, o, n.,l to/ . ntliouM- much over tbe result of the get the Dutch oven, where the bread rlrction in this dty and county, was baked. It made might* interestin' I sparoisthta week devoted te ; “j? ’‘“’J’I**1''•» h<m" . »n“ie missionary’h hardships were . leilion returns of tbB county. M- dohW di,Mwa bwhich is of interest to those interested ■ friends. n IMiiitical matters. Now. there is a Boman Catholic reI, „« been demonstrated-thM a *" IkeWWof _ .. t Al exi«o, and thia mniBionarvS letter waa uimdion for marshal jjpon the} translated into Spanish and appeared g-.vtil>ack ticket in this city is not neo I in its columns. In due time the padre - arilv equivalent to an election. at our , unswionsrv’s town received his rite drotion Monday last wm one of i 'f £*P*’r“ h' >'4 »>• , , / ■ .J. .. ■ ready been <»mpeiled-to warn his flock th • must orderly ever held in the city.; Bgainst tbe strange teachings of the All parties acted fairly and above board, American PruttsUtat preacher, he made ,.:id then- was no corruption ut the his letter a text to point out a fact or Toll,.. I two. Thd simple natives were mostly . . ,, .... of mixed Iridian and tipauish blood, anil THE fact that certain gambler* ot ^he j had |iwm gt^g wond(.r the .i) <»pcnly worked against the re-etec-1 luxuries of the American s home, tion <»f Marshal Nims had much to do] Carpets, glazed windows, pictures, with tin- large majority received by ! ©Lairs to sit on, and tables tint .ilirial 10 enjoy ones food at, wore to ' their eyes the most extravagint Hi eeman Bros, last week put a - an(| sybaritic of luxuries. I have \wrww furnace in the residence of L. myself seen men and women • - -pause - - at . I’. .Knappen and will at once put one. in . toe door of my otttce and open thmr ;or H. H. Barlow. These furn;u-ej< are toe poor car|>et which oovers .l1.vrrMlv popular \ ' my H«>r, »ud ,t hu been ta^nwll) p.pular, dun. nil to potaando them lo .el foot f. W . Xl.KKltX and finally will tu a upon ao beautiful a Hung. And »o 1.-W day, return to their home in thia I when the padre rood to the po-.plo tlm ------ having • ‘ ‘ ->— *—«---------------------• !». 11 (toodenow purelmmxl missiouary ’saccounti— Q-f'hie hardship*and . , , , <t ,, , . his mean surroundings, and then called u..- hreletaymer (anil. Mr. (». and > th<ir lo u„ [>ot lhu Ule luiuih wilkmon remove there. [Catholic church had sent it mission­ Till, friends of Mr. and MnC J. E. ’ erie* to teach them while they were IH,ta..,..i I'rlihaniville.aunirawl th»i'7.»‘ wh" '“d . ... . , , literally sacrificed their live* by hard» .rtln .-.,upl..ii|..ntl!rir cnatal wrd-.^ j, „d . whlf. ,hiB •hnsr annBersary Monday evening of lent j Proteetant preacher reveled in luxury tvcf-k, by a social gatheringand tlie leav-' “beyond tbe wildest dreams of any of rnjr <>f tiumerous lieautiful pratrntaasj the people of the town, and then wrote •ne:n. nt«K of the oc-arioo. hl" <d*«reh that he was suffer„ ,4. ing unheard of hardships," it had a Mt: and Mrn. N. Latham, of Balti- ■ pronounced effect. . iiiorr, were surprised by a visit from al It is eafo to say that th? litafulness of large number of their friends on Thurs- j that missionary husbee.i impaired. ■fay evening last, it being the wooden 1 .mniversarv uf their marriage. Many; pnxnif. were given the surprised <£>hple ■ and a thoroughly pleasant time enjoyed ; “u < ■ ' rue MM-iety conn«<«l with Eminnnm l chub h will lie entertained on I l bursday afternoon of next week, by Mrs. 11. A. GiMsIvear and the ladies a.*•oi iatwl w ith her. in the society room m Howel ’s block. Supper served from half past live until seven. All are cor­ dially in* ited to attend. LAST Thvilsday Mrs. Wm.Perry, of Hutland, while drivif^g in thia city waa thrown from her carriage onto the side­ walk, breaking <»ne of her arms. Tbe lairs!- became frightened nt son^e wood in the slrert and turned quickly, over­ turning the carriage. Medical aid was rendered by Dr. Lowry, and at this writing.she is doing well. ;New York Trib ute. | On a crowded Broadway car ye*terday a pamumgur gave the conductor a quarter and received back in chauge n • u ~ -:! —»■ nibUMM. about to put two silver nieces. H« He was v jn hi* pocket. ,___L-l, when seooad thought prompted him to look cloaely t* ' at one of them. The c mdnctor aaw tbe scrutiny and immediately said: < “Did I give you wrong change? Eh? A 3-cent piece? That’* so. I il fix it." Suiting action to word he had mean while exchanged the piece. ■ Out on the platfonnc a Tribune reporter, iflniahing a cigar, said quietly: "Couldn’t work it that time?” “Nixev," said the conductor. “I’m out 7 cents there. If he had put it in his pocket now. I’d have bean solid.” “Do vmPget them in often ?" “Oh,* so, ao; if it’s a crowded day, I can work off ten to twenty. See!" And he palled aa many aatwenty piecea from a side pocket. Tbe ramtrtar pulled out a note book and acrxbMed a memorandum. Said the man excitedly: “For heaven's ’ske you’re not going to give me aw*y V He was still begging not to have the trick rxpoaad, when the reporter stepjied off. [New York Sun.] “Y<m wilt hardly credit it." said a itaten Island fikh&fman, whom a re;orter talked with the other day, “but die head of a turtle will retain a very narked interest in existence long after ta body has been served up in soup tnd steaks. I . believe it »a well<notvn faet, but 1 only di*covered it lix mouth* ago. I found a friend engaged in shelling a small |urtle. ‘..ow,’ d0 Pitting the head tin the dresser, that will be alive and * tivo to-niorro.v Horning.' Of course 1 laughed at him. tint 1 a freed to mil next day aud te.it ui* prophecy. Next morning my friend wked me te Uep into t ie kitchen. The bead was still oy the dresser, and though it had been separated from toe body-for at least, sixteen lioura, the jyes were wide open and bright. *.ake are,’ exclaimed my friend, as I put my linger near its mouth. ' His WRruing carrie not a second too won. The Lead of that turtle absoutely jumped at me. Where its morive power came from I cannot ex­ plain, but it moved two inches toward me. and snapped at my finger with a riciousneaa that could ’not have been mritatumd by a cornered rat. I think t had been holding back its life, us । nen with strong will power for fixed ourposm have been known to do, until in opportunity offered to avenge the Instruction of its body, for after it had uiade the effort its eyes grew fined and ‘limy, and in an hour it was draff. Next k» the turtle in obstinate persistence in iving must come the eel. In recognizng toe extraordinary length of time ihrough which an eel dings to its being under the mo«t unfavorable circumitances j>eople, T thiuk. overlook the nost iinfavo: able condition of all—the removal of it from the water, a state of (flairs sufficient in itself to produce death. “I. WW do UW not believe that, uubi'iog cutting Mil an eel’Ss Lroiia-o tuai aesd off or serving his tail the same ray shortens his life mucl(. He dies jeeause be is out of his element, aud tod he been left unmutilated he would lave lived but little longer. Of course, f you put him in sections on the fryng-pau you place upon him a burden {router than he can bear, and he dies inickly; but the lesser injuries, affectng only the tail, head or skin, seem to no to make but little impression. The !act is, uu eel can live an extraordinarily (x>ng time out of water. They habitujjy leave it of their own accord and ,a„Jor ta the Hold, that »lop« down to , „rtwk „ot Ut ,r„m h„„. h.ve ofWn . net iu tbe early morning eala making , j.eir way down to tho «,».i They luj'spent tbe night in the meadow, in 1’ ------1 of worms and were going back. march . ; “Whether an eel or any other fish is . mpable of feeling acute pain I can not i my. This I can vouch for: When an ’ul hat l»eou skinned and liebeaded. and u*ems to bo quite dead, a little salt nibbed on the surface of the body will >e apt to restore life very quickly. A make dies quickly under injuries. The ivernge snake will not live three miuites after his head is crushed with u itick. The eye of a wild bird remains jright for some time after you have shot t, and is likely to bause a ten dericarted sportsman on bis first gunning expedition a good deal of self-reproach. • “I don't know whether clams have at uiy time a very ,seif-as»ertive.existeuee, jut that in captivity the dam is able at imestim'ake himself excessively dun tgrecnble I have had occasion to know. Not long ago I brought*home a basket af clams. I placed them in a dish-pail end left them in the kitchen. In the utddle of tbe night my wife aroused mo, sa- ing there were robbers in tbe xouse. With a pistol in my hand I rendered from room to room. 1 could hear a most extraordinary noise, like the combination of sawing, filing, groaning and granting, with an occadonal watery gaap, but, for the life of me. I could not imagine where it came from. “At last I went into the kitchen, and ihe mystery was solved. Each clam, with his shell aide open, was making dmost as much noise as bullfrog in full rigor. I filled toe p4n with fresh water, which brought either content­ ment or dJath—that is to say, it luieted them.’* DEPLETED STATE I I j •I.AMbis A. Nims can justly feel proud lExcbangu.l of the large majority received by hlmtelf on Monday, which is tangible evi­ tender ot Arata b»« room* i» ' dence that the people of this city appre­ the Temple, London, furauhed in ciate the fai t that he is a good officer, .lr»R. OOM"** «• ““ <•* Tks Mew PrwrtaN O«tae. and that during the dark days of the that somber, dingy, and proaaie pre-Gath" in New York Tribuaa) terrible diptheria scourge, he did more rinot. Their entrance » a SaraoMuo The new jiension office, on Judiciary LUO uww ----------------- .-------- --. than any other person in the city to al­ square, almost upon tbe eite ot the archway, huog with a Tunisian portiere, leviate the sufferings of the sick and to prison where den. Sickles was con­ aud wiUiin are Shiras carpet*, divans, colored lamps, velvet wall-hangings, <Gaiitl v bury the dead- which is attest­ fined, ba* ruen nearly to the second Ktorr. and » a-remarkable monument Masoned with Koran texte—once palls ed bv many a stricken household. oftoe civil war, Between the two covering the catafaljne ©ver the grave of tbe Sidi Hen Awlb, who was buried SlNGKLAR ChXTKHKNGK. Monday three or four feet in hmght, ropram.il- in Kairwan nearly 1,‘JOO years ago-and morning last Mr. E. Shrope, aa Em­ ing the army of the Union ©u the a uoat of brilliant, quaint, and curious ployee of the Democrat, went to that This frwre runs all around Aha baild- tokens of North Africa snd tbs Orient office at an early hour, and while going down the stairs he slipped and fell, on upon the striking upon the back of his head. o ea, said a The next Mr. Nhrope realized wm that u>« tenor. he,was alone in the woods, prostrate broking iutau«rv bj up to upon the ground, with rain pouring in Uu MV. tlub»r«« his face, Upon fully regaining con- anil SO (ID. hi eostuiuvl _ . _ lut, ••If * so,” the singer replied; M’iousness he found that he was near -ill march 1°™™'" rest olore MtoWuH^wttoe ig indescribably from Ix*rh lake, and that it was far in the ore ”.;u;from w ♦lmtbe * -dHios 1 that.I alternoon. Ilia theory i» that he was; "L . maimed and to® ma abaH, far several Mlininraa I— the fall .... ___ ___ __im- • roiwui injured by aa o. to ibecome those who lost their livre H in toe great s via tana st T could •xiDscioua. and while in that condition I conflict. Oea. «•<* *• nP ,h« .otr*.min m~U. M* ho wandered to the place above- men-1 pension office. . nain ’* ' ' The improvement wae explained. Honed. Hfa family accountedfor his’ Uon-appearance at dinner upon the' opposition that he wm Inxily engaged in the office. Hill's Peerless Cough Sykuf will i •ure cough, cold, cjoup or sore throat. I tod relieves whooping cough, asthma. ’ H does not dry up a oaugb and teavrj t he inflammation and ferar liehind It,-. hut looem. the phh<m and mortrid 'latter, and permit nature to Lml. tor ' litt. Fmlerick Hotebkim. 4L DECKER BROS [ WAGONS! BATTLE CREEK, DtaMim by itaUatWa. (our Mr. J. Dsekr, Jr., nttnaf} and m ajwult EXCHEQUER STOCK MUST BI RIDUCKD. FORBIDS YOUR— BUYING Each One Warranted! Nice! An Opportunity that Occurs but Seldom to Buy GOODS UNDER VALUE New! Rvepertfully, DECKER BROS. Beautiful! Wall Paper! CORN, We are making three Oats, Flour, Corn Meal, Ground Feed, Salt, widths of Tire: Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, Stucco, Seed Corn, FOR SALE BY 'R. J. GRANT. : GF-Examinr before piirrhaittng elsewhere. ICHIGaVCENTRAi. RAILROAD. I KA*TWAKI>. COME! Them. I ( ASH 11V Grand Rapid’ Mlddlcvillr rt» a s io.a IrvlSC AN INVESTIGATION Large and Complete Building Material!: MasbrUle Chariottr Eaton Rapid*. Jsrkaoa x fMralt \ IS a v. ■d tandant time. Thronuh couchtw 4>elwe«e Irani Rapids and Deiroilon all day trains. Coxmimttiokb.—At Grand Rapid* with Cht a«o a West Mlehfcan lor Hohand. Muniot (oriucon and point* north, and with Grant I Detrull j STOCK Wev keep a Full Stock of Everything that enters into a hmw, from Wall Paper! Sill to Ridge Board Jaekaon . Ratov Rapid* Cbaritau Nmhvtne MorpA sss...,MMd^vtUv. Sts 'fS&r- Ns ’SftSSSEe ceas dally. All other trains daily except SenTl. GRIKR. H. B. LEDYARD. G. F. A. Chicago. G<«1 Managm', Detroit. tt W. RutWLes. G. P. < T. A.. Chicaco- BORDERS, red bamfobd a co.. Doors, Sash &. F Curtain Fixtures, Blinds, Window Shades, ZPrcaoo Jhjrtiaat*, Dealers in Fine Wall Papers, Leather mouldings and centres. Estimate* given and designs submitted for fiweoing and paper decorations. MB JeferMMi Av.. t»rtruit. Midh Curtain Pulls, •YOU/WILL Of Our Own Make, tirejr'i Spectte Medic n«M As tow as can be bought io any oomprting market in the State. — THAT— W8 I Have the Best Stock in Town, PROMPTLY OOil, And Satisfaction Guaranteed. thing on tlie acting principle of the Btrt il il could ta t.- il l- Rurnni* mld. ot tide tobeoeo tor WINTER TIME TABLE. Taking effect Fcbrusr? 17th, l^M. f Buyers are Invited to Call and Moderate Prices! Uu “ tataooo Tb. Un* i» •«* “ ~ GRAND RAFIDN DIVISION. ' N. B. I am Soto Agent for HiteUngwand vicinity for the Detroit White Lead MM,U.MU«r pit lk«« Road Scrapers! W? have a few an bMMi Which waMrw , MWcte �/ WASHINGTON. nry. tbe total Indebtednem is $1.hob. Chi- Springer <«nnnittee st W*«binrtoa. George Hite- testified tiiM Useharjre as counsel tn Ihe star-route case- was 838,M2, of which 848.44S war- for expense*. Thr prefimnxter general hii> directed, rfs (wrdinc to law, a readjusunMil «»f xalarit* of j»f*tu>a<<nvH al 3,-MV. ofllres. the same to takr effect July 1,1K41 Tire txiusr rxnnmitt<* <»u post-roads adopt­ ed a n^dntton dedariug It inexpedieht for Che government either to consttiret a ;«>stal teh^rupii or purchase any cxwiiUK line. | John Jay Knox, wuiptroller of the cur­ rency. has jiliv-ed hfa rrwignatiM in the hamfa of Prreidwit Arthur, and will soon take control of a New York banking how*, at a sahirj triple that received from Uie government A report, just made to couxress by Statictkian Dodge, of the agricultural depart­ ment. sbowh tiiat the stock of wheat on land fa ll»,<X»,000 bmthels. of which 4,.W.oto bushels are In lUlmds, tUWtWOO bwhefa Id lows. 7. MQ.000 bushels In Wfacon«ln. sod 13JWT,ix» buslids in Minnesota. Tbe postal service was last year self-supnorting only in fifteen statesand two territoriMt--tire J being Alaska and Dakota. <»hk. showed a deficit of 8««.1«L while Dlte rx4x jm<1 a profit of 8bM,8lk. Not a dollar of |><»sral revenue was ever received from a stale south of Mason A Dixon's Hue. During the past ten years lire government has expended nearly 87O.O0O.OU) in caring fur the Indians. The total huniber of Indi­ ana attached to agencies fa only 94C.U00, iuhL of the-e <50,000 in Indian Territory. 7,700 in Wisconsin, and \u00 in New York are sup|M*vd lobe al least partially self-support­ In tire last twenty years the. government ha* paid for interest on the public debt tbe enormous sum of $2,0*5.000,000, a sum which would defray all the expenses of the gov­ ernment. excepting interest on the public <kbt, for nearly nine years to i-ome at the year, was defeated. Another amendment to set aside 910UQ,000 to aid in building wbool Louse* In sparsely-populated parts was lost An amendment wm iigieed to that the fund should be distributed regard­ less of race or color. Mr. Hoar then pro­ posed an amendment to commence with ?7.t0».000 per annum and give «15,000.000 the tiilrd year. The senate resolved that die bill shall be disposed of Monday. Ahk. 7.—The senate took un the educa­ tion bill for the final struggle. Mr. Voorbem making the closing speech in Its favor. Amendments by Mr. Hoar were agreed to, that the amount to be distributed shall be >7.000.000 the first year. 810,000,000 the Sftxmd. and 87A000.000 the third, then dilultiishing 1:2.000,000 yearly, and that all children have au equal opportunity for edu­ cation. An amendment by Mr. Sherman was carried that the money shall be used only for common schix>ls not sectarian In character. At a late hour the bill was finally passed. HOUSE. Aph. 1.—In tlie bouse, bills were favora­ bly reported for tbe naturalization of the descendants of aliens who tervixl honorably 1 in the army ; authorizing the service dfprocewtes of federal courts within the limits of Indian rwervatfons: to provide for the in­ spection of live stock, bog products, and drv>red meats; to forfeit the Marquette and Ontonagoa land grant; to prohibit contracts for the labor of federal prisoners, and to pay government employes wages withheld in violation of the wghvhour law. The bill to redeem the trade dollar was mMsed. by>188 »o 40. after the erasure of the fourth section, which provided that they should be counted in the comj>ub«ory coinage. The special committee appointed to investigate the chnrgw made ny ex-^peaker Keifer against IL V. Boynton rejxjrted that they were not sustained by tbe evidence. Apr. 8—In the house, a memorial from bondholders of the Northern Pacific road was presented, praying to be heard before the public lands committee tn regard to the proposed forfeiture. A recess of fifteen minutes was taken to receive General Grant who leaned on a crutch st the clerk’s desk and wu introduced to members by Speaker Carlisle. A message from the president was received, recommending an appropriation of 8100,000 for the protection of levees on the lower Mississippi. Ara. 8.—The house adopted a joint reso­ lution authorizing Uie loan of flags and bunting for the fair at Richmond In aid of disabled confederate veterans. The secre­ ton of the interior was authorized to in­ quire Into the massacre, of Dr. Marcus Whit­ more and others in Oregon In IM7. Fortysix pages of the Indian appropriation bfll were disposed ot Apr. 4—In the bouse a bill was reported When a young man steals a sheep or a pair of. boots, which, by the way, have probably not bean placed in his safe to do with him. It cornea to the concluxion in short order that he ia a thief, and puts him in jail at hard labor or in state prison. But if ha has had a place of trust in some financial institu­ tion, and grossly betrays the confidence reposed in him, society is somehow Ktrnck all of a heap, and does bet know what to do with him. Tbe crime must be covered up, the deficiency made up by friends, there muft be no prosecu­ tion. no publicity and no penalty what­ ever, and the young man must be sent off to begin life again. Now we believe this is all a mistaken taken kindness. Some of our readent probably know cases in which thip policy haa been pursued, and the young men in whose behalf it has been tried generally become wanderers on the face of the earth,- pursued by the phan­ tom of that old concealed crime left tie­ hind, and often rushing into new o es. They were not vioiotpi originally, but thev were weak, flabby morally; they had about as much moral back bo >e ax u jelly fish, or a butterfly, and seeing older mt n indulging in expensive luxiirie-t and vices they be; an to r in tire same course until they were caught in the trap of crime. Leniency and sending off into new associations are simply wasted on such men. They need “taking dgwn" to the foundation and a new start-^a real one, not one of those new birth conversions which do not enable a man to confess his sin till he has been found out. If conviction, penalty and disgrace are the fit portion, and the best thing for the ordinary thief, they certainly are tbe beat thingB for the embezzler. Let him take his punishment, with such professions of repentance m be feels justified in making, and such as courts Call at the Agricultural Warehouse of CHESTER MESSER, The resident*- of Idaho ore very much alarmed over the sffread of Monnonfam in that territory. Delogatebingiser.of Idaho,ln a letter to Senator Platt, urges the passage of the bill reapportioning the legislature ----- AND SEE THR — of tbe territory. HejMiys that prominent peo­ ple from all over the territory have written him urging Its passage as u necessity in cur­ tailing tbe rapidly growing power of Ute Mormon church. Out of the total member­ in fixing the penalty. atest and est hing ut ship of Uie legislature teu of the thirty-six Then let him return to his home, • • ■ . were Mormons. where we all know him, and his father in the Jeannette, investigation Tuesday, liefore him, and begin again. He will Flrejnun Bartlett testified that he had fre­ be better off than in some distant loquently seen Lieutenants Daneuhowex and cality where vague rumors of crime Cblpa Engineer Melville and Dr. Ambler intoxicated oh board the ship and during ■ Uie retreat. They drank a Russian drink sas. The Indian appropriation bill was jnetrate to damn his peace of mind, called "quash.■■ He. saw Melville drunk passed. An evening session was held for ut here at the seat of his chine and probably a half dozen times. The survivors the consideration of pension bills. failure, he will always have friends to he said, were within six days’ journey of . vtiKuv Delxrng rtuu weir wuiiu, welcome and encourage every effort for’ where and .ncivuK' Melville were found, { . Anu Ji.—The house passed the agricul­ ■ but remained inai’tive three months before tural appropriation bill, with an amenda more promising career and who know organizing a relief expedition to search for tion for the distribution of seeds ana plants. tbe worst as well as the best. the inundng ones. 1 hnvr the Snot line of open and top buggies ever brought lo thfa efty, and wit them al close ttgurrM I have jn«i re«-rH»-<l aurthrr >-un<>M] ut tt> Atnendmenta Amendments by the senate to the house bill bill-----------------------------------r----------------The amendment* to die “inspection of making It it a felony ~ to pcmxxicx personatea govern-' Americas talas Mradoa Joaraaliam. meats bill’* reportedljy Mr. Sherman from ment ------ .-w. ----------..i,.------------------------• (C,. pbUmWpM.f‘mm.1 officer or employe were concurred. in. the senate committee on foreign relations The question of forfeiting the Oregon Cen­ The most prominent of the London <fi«l altogether with the importation Into tral land grant was debated for some time, {j are rapidly becoming Americantbe United States of dbieaaed cattle orcattic witiwut action. |j dailies ____________ «-—<________ -<■______ - which have been exposed to infection. Apk 7.—The houM! passed a joint resolu- J >“d to an extent that is causing the Over sou utyheoe wagon* are in use in Barry county lo-day. and are giving tbe best of Mllslaetton ta every ea*r. They provide for thr prohibition of the 1mportatlun of meat, cattle, sheep, and other tion giving court reports and setsTif the re- । mustv old fogies who believe in evervIn the line of HAY TEDDEBS, 1 can give you your ehoice ut tbe three beat machine* made. / 1 aril tbr Rulfard Allen iin<l>>anrr । ™ Dothin« “f “• rtitulnauu and swine which are diseased or jffisff^^cSMiii’nV ihferted with anv • dlseuse, or shall have formation regarding the threatened mntfa- { “P hands in puma horror, Anything you wnnt in the line uf (arm machinery ! can *etl vou. . Ikwii exposed to Hindi infection within sixty cation of the American college in Italy, and ihe Pall Mai?Gazette has gone boldly •law preceding their inqiortaUoii. and any Ueapt^UuIiy. ' v«*rJ importing -.udi cattle shall be forfeit­ authorizing the nrpiideut to fill the vacancy Into the interviewing bt-aineas. and al­ in the Internauonal prison commission. ln<M. ,,T,rT «v«nincr trnAt* it® ed to the. United States. Quarantine for Bills were Introduced i» incorporate the . .eTer7 /Ten“« tr®*u cuttie fa provided for. and the collectors of Cherokee and Arkansas River and the Mon“ interesting chat with some notable customs authorized to slaughter any diseased raulv, ihe owners to be comin-nsut’-d there­ tana and Idaho Railroad companies. On i >n the worlds of art. science, finance, susjM'iislon of the rules a rewilutlon was | the drama or politics for. ’ We ’hate had 1 i .»tta," who waa further honored uith tor April, A morion by Sr. Cnnvew to ’ --------‘ -------------The bill introduced in the senate by Mr. Call to provide for the creation of a silk­ suspend the rules and psks the hill restoring j life-like pen and ink portrait of her ’ itifture bureau provides that «uch bureau the duty of 1**»7 un wool was debated for charming personality; Baron Grant, wL Siwne5 • iK*q-' n kttdinK attorney of Ntiall be ratabllshed as our of the bureaus of half an hour by Messrs. McKinley Morrison, the agricultural department, aud shall em- Hurd, aud ('onverse, and was defeated by Who talked glibly and enthuaiasticaliv Vr inona, Minn., wrltee; "After awing It for more litacc in its urgunuai i<m five silk-culture tlb to I2U. A resolution declaringit unwise of the gold fields in the Trausvaal he is than three yrar*. 1 take great plaa«ure la «ut * Nrw tor stations, to be e<ablished as follows: One to reduce the tax on whisky was adopted by anxious to dispo-e of to a confiding c'STrtm. h1***” A>r L.rrl^0’1.??• ’I rTrow,y in ’h* world for the north Atlantic states, located In 179 to 33. public for the mere bagatelle of some for tough* and Colds. It haa never failed w» Pennsylvania: one for the south Atlantic cure the moat severe cold* I have had, and In82,000,000; Chinese ( iordon, who knows ‘ states, in Florida: one for the gulf htatea, in FOREIGNdulfa the keen edge nf j4.mwutMd-MItai£•»< }7T2tves ,he »“Ur *“ u,e chett." Trial of living. Ail this rreiilt' frvn; imi’orv .Alabama: one for the north western states, A Berlin cablegram announces the demine more about the Soudan and its inhabit­ bottles of thi* sure cure for all Throat and l.utte bottle ol Dr. Kennedy '* •'Favorite "J® in Iowa, and one tor Uie Pacific states, in of Gustav Richter, the famous portrait­ ants than any living Englishman, and dS!3^Xmbe,“d.IrT*,,‘ W^lfftoSdy!^ transform wch .uffm-r* Into n** rrtaioro pi drugstore. Yjugt »bte.gioo f California. The object for the establish­ painter. other well-known men whose opinions cleansing the blood and tqniagcpttespM ment of t .e bureau and several silk-eulture Tbe cable announces the demise of Eman­ on current topics of the day Cannot but Hundred*, arc p-w living stations if derlsrre to be experimentally to Un* who neyerJim » a ■ wll <fa> UUttern* ndsrrilk-wohits. study Uielr nature and the uel Gerbel, the German |>oet, hi the age of be of deep interest to the average news­ best cough remedy known. Dr. Kennedi '* "Favorite Heeirdvmeans (lf improv ing their productive quaib W years. paper reader. The Daily Telegraph tlcH, Investigate ihe disease* to which, they After an exhaustive dicuMtdnii. the British prints ‘ 'specials" daily on all sorts of w xubieCL to > ultlvate ami by nil means cabinet decided against formally establfahmatters, most of them, I fanev, purely deemed projier encourage the cultivation of , Ing a protectorate over Egypt. Maieof Michigan. Count} •>! Harry. plants adapted for feeding silk-worms, and Al a newdon <>Tth.- probate .LTlk The police at bt Petersburg have arrested imaginary and about aa truthful as the ta cxperiuH-nt with reeling silk, with a view Fringe Androuskoff and the overseer 6t the ^famous dog and man fight which at Ham. btddrn»t tt>. probate .*ftreiaUr» at Hasting*, in *aid on "edn*a»J. t4i ascertaining the fa^t appllauiea and I■ powder-mills, on charge of being nlhilfata. created such a stir a few years ago. Mb day of, April, in U k vrar lho<ta. method^ for conduKhig tip* various operaAutlmrized agents of the Turkish govern The Dispatch, one of the best of the thins id w.,^« for QightMmdred nod eighty-fam in preiitirini: preparing raw silk,. silk.. It pt provides • Precent. <'h-m.-nt .Smith. Ju.lirc of . tne appropnaiimi of 8l&i).<J(n for carrying . ment are attempting to close tbe schools In Sunday papers, has just concluded a In the matter of ihe relate Arthur ». "* out the ol.jet of rhe bin. } * • Asia Minor conducted by Amedran mis­ series of sketches, again imaginary, I sionaries. <»» rraiiins and flMSgtb«* . OONGRi^iMIONAU The police of Madrid arrested the occu­ s ould suppose, of life ai it may be seen miMionary the Tonuuia of n Clniule pants of a house in the suburbs where ten on the Thames embankment, and The SEkiTE. ! rifles and fourteen Ixnnbshells were disoov- Echo has just published two most inter­ nutli ttl <% Ara. l.-rln tlie Mmate. a uirinorial wm , ered. oslMe oi Mia aec*u»’-«i esting realistic sketches of London log­ mnwUlnu. ,ner Edmund, Yates, editor of the Ixmdon Tbemipoti it l» ordered, that prceenUxi from William Webster, mi Ame gers and their methods, by Hugh MeHh day of Mnv.A. 1). ISM. nt tenoo«* “ r. nean citizen, asking to lie -soured in the I World, was condemned to imprisonment forenoon, be signed tor Uw owner-hip of a ball million of land in : for four months for libeling the earl of Lauchlan, a rising journalist, who not pSftS^aMlharffa-hrir*. *i »“ Lonsdale, but judgment wits staved by an only wields a graceful pen, but is evi ­ New Zealand bought from native chiefs be­ ceased, and all oth<r jx-reoni inhre**’’ d fore Uh* British took po^M-snioii. A bill was ' appeal. dently a keen obearver of human nature. estate, arc required t<> ^-pcar d reported for ascr-rtalinng the exiiense incur­ General Graham and his forces have sail­ By {the lye, this gentleman evidently said Court, then to be li<>..ten at tfa red by Idaho territory- In sut.pn-^sing the ed from Suakiin for Suez. Osman Digma Is Ofltee. In tbe city ot Hn>t tic- in J”®1’ j Bannock anti Nez I’cn'v outbreaks. Bills said to be encamped near Tamanieb, with did not get his facts second-hand, as he '?«*>«> stamp, naming thli show cause, if any then* fa-. J* Were introduced to rcgnlau* the letting of one thousand followers. General Gordon was brought up before a metropolitan Novoa, 1« Power'. Block. ItoSeSu^K. Y? sold pMlttoner sfa'uld nfajfa, niail And it i* further ordered liiat mail contracts oonfracts in .Maska. Alaska, :uid to make gold fold will no longer attempt to rondiiate the no- police magistrate on the morning bf ■nd silver certificate* legal tender. A Dill Uvea. give notice to the ppr*m* and * rurnd,, lot rob»d in ng, .nd estate, of the pendency of Mid for the relief of tbv.lrmuiotte survivors was The Fenivtan nrlnister of foreign affairs No one who heMtag thMcof by csw.iiig n cops <» lD u 4 paw-etL Mr. Cuke argued ugaiust the edu- states that the debts in regard to which En­ oh.rgwl W1U, loit-riug ret, WMhbri u> ifc tattfon bill. Genera fa (Jraut aud Beale were j gland entered a protest against the treaty of •«w him ooold blune th, polioemw nowapoper Minted and iirvul-itediotakH*, tendered the cuurtesj <»f the floor. .. peace are loans effected bjr private parties, who arrested him, or the inspector who o( Barry. oner in ea<-h week Atb. 2.—In tlie sewue, , the chair present- and have never assumed an International rolegatod-hini for the night to the polio, eri eonwtal < i iilejil enllafa of Henry 8. Payne i character. . .. \ oelKnotwitheteoduig hie oootention tluv as senator from C-w. n n>a I The • (AWrilttJ Tb,nuMi»,ni remains of the fluke ...................... of Albany were he vm ■ repnUble jouruUiet ud act. Offered looking toward reference to an um­ escorted from Portsmouth to Windsor by pire of the que.-t ion wild her the Ircatv of tbe prince of Wales. Uie crown prinee of ing nwj„. hi. editor', order, io dom­ ud»wfth Sriin has been fully carried Into ITussla. and the Marquis of Ixirne. From ing tbe gull of • hrwi mendioMt. Of **wt by the United -State*. BUfa were the station to the castle tlie eoftln wm borne “‘•’orthj ■u^i.tr.u, promptly poreed to refer to tlie court o< claims the diMhm-ged Mr. MoLeuchUu, end Imth bill of William (i. Ford, of' Monphis,' for on a gun-carrlHge drawn by eight horses. Nothing has been heard from Chinese the lirelj little Echo .nd it, bright rormg fifty bates of cotton seized by tho guvernm«M In 1«K5, und to refund to Jolm P. Wal- Gordon for two weeks, and ft is impossible reporter hire soured mi .io.llKt.dwartafBJM) for a seizure by Geueral Banks to forward telegrams to Khartoum. Nubar at Now Orleans. The usual debate on tbe Pasha has resigned the presidency of the vsrtisemenL Egyptian council of ministers, and the dis­ •dta1 Ma bill closed the ws^ioa. satisfaction with European agents In Cairo Ajn. 8r—Lu the .smote, Hr. WUaon pre and Alexandria fa said to be Intense. t f (R-itta) vented• taint resolution of the isgfaiatare ot gracttaK. after thi« <WThe British government claims to have .,Ter buJ • e<>PJ °< • Pictor. All Mwo. aakh« immediate stej* to recover un­ earned purtfous of railroad land grants. A unearthed a plot by Irish Invincibles to oopie, me Imd, bwmru, no painter who rvreived from eight thoumiid blow un Mountjoy prison. Letters found u worth a itraw mr will copy. h. tb®. weeteni states asking for a in a cell showed that the wardens were to will nuk. a rtndy of a picture he like, be bribed to place an Infernal machine in Che prison, and that a noted conspirator wm for his own use m his own way, but Eavoraidc reports were made to be thrown over a balcony andAllied. he won't and can’t copy; and whanThe North German Gazette (Prince Bis­ OTW ymt by a copy yoo'boya, much marck’s organ) says: “By his pbvBlclan’s mfrajaretarrduig ot tbe original end advke Prince Bismarck renounses tee con­ Cloud. Tlu* trol ofthe affairs of the Prussian govern- encouraging a dull ,mreon in foUowiu a bnaineee be i. art gt for, bmidae ta. croaaing nltlmately chaneee of mietake Md unpoeturt too may, h, fmd, aider youreelf as having purchased a quantity of mietaUm -d, Erding to sex made a poltttad speech. Mr. Wfi«J hurtaoa 5SS»ed jour power, bmng eogagad ia dtSta0»T to lurimluw. mating them. The best on earth, ean truly be said »ent ot a roinmfatjion to of GriCT»’Glycerine Balve, which is a llttobenre^n the Indian (Exchange.} L T O , The New Buckeye Low-Down Binder, E mtao U. =7 :hmore SSI B The simplest best binder in the market. > Come in and see it. The “old reliable” Studebaker Wagons. Chester Messer. CASTOR IA dp 11 am. Ki of the aamaUnt United State* trewSS SSchpim ■ on tbe north «hoir wb<n th, new bwnMweterte axnfteted. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-04-18.pdf 90c399889a3c499c8f52f590ce561551 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXVIII. NO.,52. The Hastings Banner. H \-tingb. Barmy Co.. Migil. (J ■ xi" sJ marshall l. cook. SUBSCRIPTION KATES] •ncntas. Jl.wper -w; u noi jmuu unui turoP.on of year. S1.50. Subscriber* out- ADVERTISING RATES: a roiimjiperyrar-..4-................I Eitra charge tor special poaIHmm. JOB PRINTING. •W4>dc|jl pndc is felt in the Job Printing: DewMEtraeiit of the Banxf*. Everything In tbe office i< now; snd with the latest faces of \,|W the most approved patterns of machinery, .nd competent workmen employed, enables the n «VXRK to du firnt-ciAAS job work. vr.SMrrn. hnurT. Colobovr. bKiw of Probate. Prosecuting Attorney. <MITH A COLGROVE. Lawyers. .OBb-m uvur K. K. Grant** stora.} -rxctlce iu all rourts of tbe .stale. Collections ;, >-n|4tv looked after. Money to loan on real ■ HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 18, 1884. A. R. DIBECTORY. I ---- V" —— roivrilgail, ( — Adtat^?am"‘drr 1Rr8u J- BHANK. County News. —- -— _____ r. CEDAR CREEK. General -GeorRti W. Klouc I? *>eh- *'C- 'VrSTliiMM ' Greenbackers are sjck over the defeat । of their pet candidate over in the town j of Baltimore. The republicans are well pleased with the election. . A mistake in the report in the last Banner from this town. The republi­ barryjcounty. cans elected supervisor, one justice, Hartinc* City. highway commissioner, school inspect­ or and one constable. Fitzgerald Po*(. No. 125. Now that election is over we have Port Commander. John H. Dennis. something else to agitate tl>e mind of Senior \ ce Commander. Baker 8hrincr. ah'! «r X*?: c'”niW.£r- Q H Greeadeld the public—the appointments by the Adjutant. George L. Wheeler. ferJern,:^ler- p‘rRd Alexander. town board. The board is a tie and a Chtplaln, James M. Collivtor. lively time is expected. Omrcrofthc Day, Dan Blntsall Officer of the Guard, Samuel Garrison. Lorenzo Dixon is moving onto the Santeant Major, Newton Rronaon. Q. M. Sargeant, WlUlamK Ilall. Charles Mowry farm. Poet meeu each alternate Saturday evrtjlng at Charles Bergman has rented the W’alArmory Hall. HasUbga. ter Snyder farm In Barry, and moves Nashville. this week. i 0. D. Ward has moved to Freeport. JtffertLs Pott, No. 8X. I Baker Brothers and Wait propose to Post Cxjniuiwnder, E. Potter. Senior Vice Commander, J. Young j monopolize the frog trad'? in this part Jnnlor Vice Commander, Hi H. Sparl j of the county this summer, but Morris Quartermaater, Wm. Boston. Chaplain. Henry W Heww? i Stanton and Frank Pipher say no. Officer of the Day, F. Baker/ Otneer of the Guard. H. Gr0M. Spott, the jockey, has another old Adjutant. E. D. Williama. Sareeant Major, Jamea 8. Pern. | pelter on the road. This means another Q. j. M. ftarxeant, Sargeant, J. H. Hr Harper. ----Post meets each alternate Tuesday evening a ! dead horse. NiuihrlBe. The.soldiera of this place, met on Sat­ urday evening, the 12th, to consider the 5OR SALK—Havtnx olber and Important en- organization of a G. A. R. post About KaaemenU, I offer for Bale my home, one mile north of the city—knowu aa the "City small twenty were present, signed the petition Fruit Farm.” Here t* a cliaii<x< U> make some and paid one dollar each to secure a money. L. G. MOORE. Hastings, April 15, um. charter. It was further decided to RADIES IN SEARCH OF adopt the name of Stark post in honor of Mr. Stark, a soldier from the town of Barry who was killed in l>attle, being completely riddled with reble bullets. Will do well to call on • ■ The next meeting will be on Saturday i Mrs, S. F. Feighner & Miss C. A. Shults everting, April the 26th, WHOLE NO. 1500. Rev. Robinson preached to a full will move this week. He will have one j Fairbunk on the Missouri, di verging house Sunday evening. His next ap­ of the best farms in Maple Grove. several milea to the north to go around Frank Purchis haw exchanged his , the Auld mountains. • The latter towa pointment is next Sabbath at .3:30 p. m. house and lots in Nashville and eighty ‘ under Che stimulus of shrewd “boom­ in the Congregational church. The members of Harmony lodge, L acres of land in the northern part of ■ eni” is growing rapidly and. as the rail O. O. Fm expect to visit Hastings the the state, for T. B. VanWaggoner’s ! road will not go there this year and I may never go there, some specoJators 26th, to assist in celebrating the 65th farm in Maple Grove. Frank Reynolds and Chas. Putnam | and others may find Fairbank like a anniversary of Odd-Fellowship. ■ Two stores and seven dwellings will are building fine residences this sum-1 saving-bank, easy to get your money in. be built here this season, and the pros­ mer. They will l>e ornaments to the j but not ho easy to get it out. | Aberdeen is "way up north” only KB pects are good for the erection of sev­ village. G. A, Truman has made extensive ' miles south of the N. P. R. IL and is eral more buildings the coming sum­ changes in the interior of his residence; lbw and muddy with do drainage what­ mer. __ __________ 7 ____________ put in a furnace, painted the exterior ever and no possibility of any. It is a The election _____ of Wm. Moore for town clerk on the republican ticket, is proof I and otherwise improved his hoqie.L ‘town of considerable .. .importance . .how­ ; that this section of Irving township is [ Frank Baker purchased the ota house ever and has two railroads, a flouring 1 । entitled to some of the important offi- ■ of Chas. Putnam and is having the mill, seven hotels, five banks and fifty j' cos besides constables. .same moved upon his lot in the east lawyers and real estate brokers, general­ ly called "land sharks” by the farmers. | The township of Bowne elected the I part of town. । ' entire republican ticket, except super-1 Russell B. Whitney was arrested for The winters here are much more severe visor which honor was awarded to the I larceny, on Tuesday, upon a warrant than in the southern counties. Ellen­ greenback nominee, Jas. C. Johnson, j issued by Esq. Parady. It appears dale and Columbia are the termini of the C. M. A BL i*. R. R. and the C. & N. the present incumbent. . Mrs. Rachel R. Quick lost a laisket con­ ---------------- ——-— I taining a pocket book, which had a ten , W. R. R., respectively and are beautiful BOWENS MIIX8. dollar bill in. The basket was found j and prosperous towns, especially the latSprtng plowing fairly under headway.»but the bill was gone. Whitney was 1 ter, which has excellent water power. Mr. Sprague has been visiting a few fined 88.1MI and costs, amounting to . The only objection to either of thess days at Mr. Bradley’s. 826.00. i towns is that they are too far north. . Wm. Manley and Bert Beebe spent, Mr. Gaines died suddenly on Thure- • There is very little -------------------* •land - • government K \PPEN & VanARMAN, »v wight Monday and Tuesday with Sam Ellison, day night nf of h»art heart fii<M>aMP disease, and WAS was in Dakota south of tlje northern Pacific Lawyers. Eld. Gillaspie was called to Prairie- *buried - — at Hastings. land grant, which extends fifty miles on ■ Over HiMtiogs NaUouid Bank.' vllie last Sunday to preach the funeral • A little child of James Reynolds died each side of its track and takes every' FOHX CABVETH. of Mrs. Wm. Havens. on Monday morning, after a long ill ­ odd section. The government land •' Attorney at Law, Mr. Richard Williams, a son of John ness. It. never hail the servicesofa south of the northern Pacific land grant Middleville. Mich Williams, is very low with pneumonia. [ physician, but the healing art was apis nearly all in seven counties. Sully. p w NISKERN. Merty Baird has been very sick, but i plied by the laying on of hands. Potter and Walworth* are nearly alt i • Lawyer. is at present on the gain. ] Easter services was very ap_propritaken, but very little is taken in Mc­ tOver Spsulding’* dry goods store.! There will be a meeting at the Brigg’s ( ately observed at both churches in Pherson, McIntosh, CampbeU|411(1 E»■Mii) attend promptly to nil btislneas In all .Cifft' Charzt’N ruaitonAble. school house, Sunday next at ten a. in., । town. The churches were both decor- ruonk I am informed that of the lat­ a i:. kenaktgnT” for the purpose of talking up the Sun- j ated very tastefully, and the exercises ter counties Campbell is the beet, that A. Attorney at Law, day school interest. j by the children were very fine. is contains the largest area of choic* -over J. 8. Goodyear & Co.'s store.> Don’t forget the temperance lecture lands. In one year more this entire .trucks in all courts of tbcBtate CoUerUoiM NEIOHBOBING EXCHANGES. at good templar hall next Wednesday : region east of the Missouri ami south of .-••impily attending to. I Allegan Gazette; * ‘ , evening. I the northern 1‘selfie land grant will be "• LOWRY. M.l>.. The amount, 818,000, deemed ne<*ssa! in the hands of speculators and artuai WOODLAWD. i’ll VS1 clan, Surgeon and Oculist, (have a full assortment of Bonnets. Hat*. Ribry by the grange store management to , ASSYRIA .iffio .m Thorn St.. Hastings, Mlcb.i 1 bon*.-Laces. wblch we sell cheap We Moving seems to I* the order of the the continuation of business, has nearly M?ttlera’ . •laims can be bought . .Some of the farmers have their oats J,. urrounrrr prompt «>rouro. j g” SSUKlKffirtldf day. all Ix-en taken In a new stock, and it is I '' hich vw -' desirable nearly as cheap ■ ‘ffi. e hours -» in 10 a m. and 1 to 3 p. m. 1 boowbuouh. and l>arley sowed. I Levi Holmes and Hiram Walts both Wiephoue *x Hollowayrf’ffrug store. , , \ SHULTC purchaser could have taken them .School commenced at the Center the all but certain that the institution wiU I “ t^r- Special alteutlou paid tx> surgical diseases ________________ onuiain. J rejoice in having new bams. <tke8M?« of the eye and car. seventh, with Miss Mary Blackwood, of be continued. At a meeting of directors. Iron, the government and “proved then. ' Sam Myers has purchased a farm in KETT A BUTLER,............................| ®EE ,IKKE ' Thursday. »1«JIOO in stock subocripUoM!"P '‘u'dthi'wlll undoubtedly be ths Oakland Co., as teacher. ’ Odessa, and will soon remove to that 0 Pysicians and Surgeons, | Sylva Chapman continues to grow wert- reported, but »3JXI0 were condi- [ r!“e toT »e*eral years, although around I town. tloneel upon erection of a building Redfield, Hjrron jpid other good pointe, , Prairieville. Mieh.i worse. Having returned w> Huting*! haw opened m vull*. night or day, promptly attended. Primary school in district No. 4 com­ Winnie Russel is very low at the down town. It.is the intention, how­ claims of 160 acres deeded without im­ menced on Monday, under direction of B. TIMMERMAN. ever, to continue in the old Exchange provements are selling at from 01,00k present time. Miss Lana Grozinger. • Homirpathic Physician & .Surgeon, Dr. Baker is commencing to use his building. If the directors still refuse to to 82.1W. A little daughter of Julius Hayden tf if-rt d«»r en*! of Holloway*' drug store.) place insurance upon the stock, some of . Crops were light last year in s**me lobroken limb. died of consumption on Sunday last. At the donation at G. W, Tompkin s the members mean to insure separately. oalities, especially in the northern conn­ C. S. Palmerton has purchased a saw last Thursday night there was over 812 The buckets and kickers of various ties; tint Mr. Page, of Broadland, Bea­ Dentist. mill site of E. Bevire. in the south part Ail work f.ruin]Ml>;>lt«<oded to. One door cast of Brooks & Cook's, Stale St. I sorts have as yet effected nothing, and dle county, raised 37 bushels of wheat raised. I of the village. A. W. Wilcox is putting blinds on his the councils are becoming more har­ to the acre and is selling it this spring IjFVORE A PRESS Y. And wiU soon have a full stock of Warner Bros, think , of returhing to I' Physicians and Surgeons. monious, but there are a number of for seed at 81.00 per bushel. A great hou§e. Ohio. They are straight boys and we 1 could name had equally i Freeport, Mleh.’ Th^Msy ria boys who went to Sagin­ nice legal questions - which may yec many others , _ , < pn*inpl!> attended to. J K,xxl crops. I could write pages more don’t like to lose them. aw to work in the mills, returned after make trouble. Last Friday night Deputy Sheriff ■ of this kind of business, but will drop < Hook an absence of one week. f 'reesy brough't td the county jail Luth- the subject now to be continued in our Mr. Frost has moved back to Assyria. A number of the villagers have gone rigeuufur the Watertown Insunuioe Go. 1 jer Pierce, whom he had cSptured at i next. vi'. ru<-poiStiirt on a cuhii'n property against| to Hastings on the lawsuit between He lives in Charlie Tuckerman's house. I am no* prepared to take order* for Yours Truly. Mancelona. Pierce is the man whose " <•*' !'_> iln . lightning or wind: agnln«t a man's ! C. M. KN APP1CN. P’ h» death and iMN-Hlent. ' Eugene .Horton and Geo. Richards, throat was cut at Otsego, last winter, DSLTON. j which came off to-day, Monday. PCLITIOAL POINTS. ( -oi»K a Ml ELDON, < Items scarce, but republican town­ presumably by Wallace A. Botsford, Two new new families in our town. and he . is the complaining witness UFKfWU. I ship officers . . more so. . ______ I MMrriuUi stoiesnwji. _ i Norw,“’rt ,m th- "l'k ' ^ “urt n“», to, . . ..i___ “*• j pe'rJSbiSIhJ M^inS! ___ r...z ta “ । Sunday the funeral of !“ ■■••in Abstract Block,Hustings, Minh.। Mrs. Addbert Norwood is on the sick |Iagainst him now in the cin-uit court, j One Samuel I ! Havens, of Orangeville, was attended I ili<-only set of Ahstrart Books In Barry nw " [list. ! Pierce skipped <mt as the trial ■!>- wts of £ poUtical party which styles ' at the M. E. church here. Her death Mrs. Chas. Hunt-is under the doctor’s preached, induced to goby threats of jitself tm, “Union party." when in fad | ,\ FOOTE. M. IL occured Friday. ' caj-e. proeeeutian for adultery wi^h Botsford’s : the organization is nothing more nor L. Physician and Surgeon. Easter services took place Sunday EMMCT servjcw wua pu— > ।' Mr p. C wife. lie Hegav. Mr.. F. C.. Mr Allaster is building an wife, gave hail, Mondai. for his ap-. t#-Fnrtbcr announcement next week. ofth-e .’.imI »l<> Malo ML. N»Mntile.Mich.) '1 party under a fraudulent name. It is | evening. The church was handsomly j to 1|iH building, in the shape <tf ■ pearance at it thi the next term.* I I* silence next door north Wolcott Hou*e. an annex of the bourbon party and ths derated with Howers. furnwhwl by houw, |Sx20 • ■ all* promptly, attended too, day or ulght. . saloon keepers ought to pay Dickie for ... • . __ __ .. XI I nn/l . wvStorms. If... Mrs. M. J. and • y Blackman is building a new t rpHE IMPORTED <'I.YI»ESDALK DRAKI Mrs. Alljert FROM MITCHELL, DAKOTA his services. In his tirades of false as1 STALLION, ‘ 1 sertions nothing appears to please him Otis Gosa and Josie Socket. The house l>oart| fence jn front of his house; also j Veterinary Surgeon. An intereatin* Ix>tt4>r from c.M. Knappen. more than his abuse df the republicafi neipt. Rutland, near Ywkloy school house. • was well filled, and the exercise very | ( wjre fpn(g. along the road I •‘SAS-'^^ZS: • iP^y” iU ar tend :dl (nils for servkift nlRht or day. ; nortfi ofJiis house. Tbbt will save some । BANNKB. nt.-, mwaahv/ ’ ; i> a rich gclang pleasant. We came west over the southern Min-1 chariutie Republican. . Mr. ano and aim. Mrs. VICTIM.: George VanTyne went- gnQW „n .’<driftjJ ne ;t winter, winU.r, Mr. |rifta n ext ► e. bkowx. m. d. w. r. rouiKMcs. h. d. i bi'iau < nesota division of the C. M. 4 Kt. 1’. IL t!±L’L“t to their home near Middleville loot! Jr„ neeow n.vmmn ... me « re. . . ■“ ;| (n dt • simpiv ana only o^v r lt in this city l,UN. BROWN & IXiLHEMUS. kind wn 1. o-nc irarau• 1.1 ro try vmltra till. #ra ---------wlta H > ro “ I lt to Wclla ooun was iiapoiibte to unite the ternpenmre »’ Hnm<rpathinPhwici»i»4Sunreon». Sawi™ were scared nearly out of their wits able disr auo The wife * 1 ’ l jr dken and the scenery is picturvoter, in a united and harmonious ef: Mies Curlie Dokter teachra school in ;<lffiw oxer Julius RummU’k nlore. Main ML) I Is rixpwu one night hot long ago. The w * . i. .. .uuf eaqne. This is good atoek country, but I fort. Two men. aided by about hrdf a pcrlorac- i tfip Sprague district this summer. •Aills answered from the office at all hours of ? J in the ucexl * ,« -m.™!, u hll8 dozen tools, thwarted and opposedbiuthought she heard a 1noise ‘ dnj ornirfjt. Dr. Polhemus wlU rive sja-rla) I i n - " ■ ityle, 22d I MIB Angie DeWolf wields the sceptre ■ waa trying to get developro v ery slow iy. altoough anas monjoa, ^ion with a pervr --------------J reraeness and - Mention to oiseuM-a of the F.yr and Ear. inniM.*nd house as if some one -■ , had a railroad for ten years. The towns v indtetiveneos impoasRde I reconcile UWrw - O tn ><• u m • ■> l<> 4 n m I ID.UH -------r. , . — -- ---------- to 1 iD our «whooL , down cellar: so the num of the house,' „ ..AM. Huit. ..ro.l ooa.lv mil. Kava, ...... tknlr rararovrag I ism n*.. k™* Ju<*’ ! Mit* Peter Nichols left for /Three armed with his shot gun. proceeded to are very pretty and nearly alb have consistent with their great profession* The two water power and a grist mill. West of of temperance principles. I I gen of dratt horse* to be the bert horre in tbe | week, wnere she Will attend hunt out the intijuder; when to his men referred to are I>. P. Sagen. lorfcl. ' countn' for fsend ng and road purpewes. . Wells as far as Fairmount, where we ami James Gorton. Neither df these amazement on openihg the door a black school. . Piu»iaas»-F»nii»ri*Famo -ajxrxj TOxax-wo*. • j d^pttoyJ^/feeiliM H. A. Avery has returned from Ohio. hog xyith his nose in the slop pail was stopped for supper, the land is low and men would in any wav countenance or I flat and not good for successful wheat afiiliate with the citizens’ temperance He is quite an invalid, and much thiner ir'.t Subscriber is prepared to’do SAV 1 number UKJS, he by Clutaceitor 1»1. be all hh could find. raising, but affording excellent pastur­ movement. Both of them applied all WIX(; and EILING in an experienced msnrier ^e by Lord JUddo 4M, be b*’ Clyde Soon will the small boys be seen the force of an oath)»ound organization «nd on Miort noUer, at mj shop In the rear room ■ tn45. than-wben he left here. J. J. Perkins is some better, Wps in .j wending their way to the lakes and age and producing good crops of oats; and the power of the party lash to pre­ ' a. HAZEN k STORE, opposite M । 2nd dam by Farmer s i vrk nltnnil WarebouM". Stole rtrceL barley and hay, neither corn nor wheat vent the uniting of the temperance ponds with hook and line to gather in r William Walls**. 4th tbe village r short time Saturday. are sure. West of Fairmount we pass ticket and vote. And all tbe time knew inch. their spring crop of frogs. And after J. RUN LEY, Brewer through a high rolling prairie the most perfectly well that their action would make tbe season of IBM they get them gathered they bring them result in the maintainsnee of the open olmes * holly. Froip the Herald. of the way to Woonsocket, the infant I at Ina saloon'in this city for years to come. B. G. Forter is dangerously 111. to Delton where F. J. Norwood pays Of Woodland. wonder of this section. It is the junc­ Had they been paid in dollars and ceota alngle M J. Alwine has Improved hie lot with the cash for/them. tion of the southern Minnesota nd by the saloon keepers they could not fr,sire to rail Hie Hperial attention <d their 1 dent* at Two hundred dollars has been raised Jamre river Unroot the CM. & 8t. P. I have rorved the raw* of a new fence. «-nv friend* to lheir Albert Parks is moving onto his farm in this town for the purpose of fixing R.R. wa. born la-1 October, and .1- > n,orf '«"*'>«II,. Axrmmm jjttbmthe cross way east of the saw mills. For this week. ready has three good hotels, three banks, _ Mr. A. M. Herrington is expected two or three years this croesway has three laayera. twelve land and loU , It is worthy of note that the demo­ crats of the various towns in Kalaniazrxx been very bad. and people that wonW ____ _ > two weeks. ihome in aiiout brokers, scvtiraIjrtpretLKhops, eto.. and ,county have been vwy loth to, rnn ufiMrs.pHr. ’reaoey »V. Llbbic Underhni. Mjk r> p1res8e y Is near Grand Rap­ have traveled that road have been । claims a population oitJOO. 3The coun- ,der their own rotors this spring. We I’OXHJBTIXG OK ; KU«7 RerdvG forced to go around one way or the ids this week visiting her parents. try adjoining is a high rolling prairie have before us th*democratic tickets of ton.*lOtelSetb GBe*. Rob’t MY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS' a majority of the towns of the county Mrs. Foster Sisson has been visiting other part of the time. We think this and produces excellent crops of wheat, Roberts. T. Park*, Iher parents near Hastings, the past is a good move in. the right direction, oats and some corn. From this place outside of Kalamazoo, but it is the ex­ A ND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, ’ 1‘PWL H. POWER*. P. M. ception to find one and it will not, as some thought, make wedk. to Aberdeen we were impressed with They appear as the Josiah Brown, of Lowell, has leased our taxes terrible high, but it will l»e the beautiful scenery and the prosper- j HASTINGS Mabdtts. GROCERIES, CROCEERY, the “unioaC. A. Curtiss’ farm and took possession an addition of only about fifty cents on ous appearance of the country; especial- [ <.,« appearance or the countn ;«pecuii- anUmonopoly” tiekeL etc. mmnrng AND GLASSWARE. Wheat, whit* a thousand dollars tax. Better pay Saturday. Wheat, red ly is this true of 8prink county. A round that democrats of the various town*, Corn, retail 1 00< 1 75 Dr. IJsVore will improve his dwell­ that than have to pay some man for his the villages which are. thrifty and clean with tbe idee, apparently, that their Beans........... ing house this summer by the addition team. we see numerous houses and liarns, proffer to the voters would not “Bmell Pork, dree-te d *e |>rii|x»fM! to du an honest business, pay ns Beef, drew**! of an upright ’ some were cabins of sod or boards and as sweet” under the name that belongs NASHVILLB to them. But notwitludanding tbtne Much for produce as Hasting* or Nashville, and Butler Frank Wolfe is erecting a dwelling Alta and Jennie Deriar. of Auburn. others looking t^mfortalile and indica­ artifices they have been rejected with sell you good* nt a reasonable profit, competing KO> .si Roush’s new addition, east of CheoeHeann ......... ting pnktpwity. Off alioiit ten or twelve more emphasw than ever. ■ flh the almve place*. Ind.. vl*t«d In town aeveral days. PutoaMw brough’s factory. Florence Hubbell and Lizzie Livings­ . miles to tnc west we see the Wessing­ Milo Fish is recovering from his se­ il. i Tbe only general emancipation day ton. of Battle Creek, spent the week at ton hills reaching as far north as Wala, I celebration in the stale, Auguct 1, will vere wound in the knee, received white *’«• upi-mchuc the liberal patruiuucr our sey, which is the junction of the C. M. * | probably be held in Battle Creek. There TaalM*"-""L. J. M ’ iteon ’ a fri'-nds liHVCfkru ns in the Wt. and lw>|ie to &8L P. R. IL. and the C. & N. W. R.R. j hewing timber. Mrs. Frank MeDerby Is vtatUng rela­ ■•'•t it h Innrr |iar< of Woodland trade by fair The veterans of Freeport and vicinity and is a young and growing town sur­ a colored band tournament, lard are thinking of organizing a 0. A. R. tives at 1’anua. ofSundavsand a Masonic C. W. Smith has told his grocery to rounded )►> beautiful prairies. To the J. J. Evans, Batth- Creek, to Post at this place. Wm. E. Buell aadk.lt White. po««*- west of Redfield we are tbe Bald moun­ ing secretary, and all drtirir Uenrv Withey will build a house on tains and are informed that tbe count ra­ tion cm the subject should » , Mon to be givot the Unit of May. S«VEN PER CENT, discount for eash his farm east of the village, some time Edward Kreae has traded Ma house west of them is first class prairie rais­ will be given on sums of $1.00 during the summer or early tall and lot on Main street with Mr. (krrdo- ing blue joint gram in great luxuriance. Rapids, has born and upwards, except sugars Mr. A. Curtisa baa purchased a lot on TbeC. A N. W. ft. has projected a___________________ > nier for his farm of 110 acres, paying Housh'snew addition, and expects to —. ------- Mr. Keese line of railroad tree, HwUteM wert to jewelry from Mra. Mentor. buUd. house Uxceon at u early date. the dUTerenoe in money k I MILLINERY ff. F YY Tin anil Repair Shop, Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware. '»nHiiiiiiiiniE, J r An ME Kb r A INLY SAW GUMMING H ii^Easr®?; 4^ �at LAIE fri«d came back just then, I sank to the bottom, and drew my I bodv w*th my arms near and nearer to begged to be taken to the hotel at j: twii the shora, ridng to the surface aa often I mustatart for home, I aMid, iui fEtla Whseta? , 'wnreli in meLinpineotf*'.-] —nnzers ot Light, | ** necetoary. A man was lying on the as possible. Arriving at the - > ho 1MX1M. I Them are two •—------------------ --- T l'’ f Gul who y«t ai» bitterest ! b-ach one of the few who ever reached saw a carriage and horsos standi “Tell ue how roar hair turned white, Both l»rn ot------ ---- . I it. When ho Haw me fee bl v struggling. fore door. Four gentlemen came Ont f‘xV‘ . eaid one of ihapartyatthe llreeido. No human breast their dual presence’ I he crept down to the waters edge, and, and agreed to take me with them. ft. “— Indan,-USV -rid knows; i reaching out bis hands, tried to *.d me. “I learned from their conversation mo white Wl home tn As violently oppowtl km wrong and right. When one drawn mar, the other takes swiftI I/lowly crept np a little way out of that my companion* had bt»en sent oat ! the white hi BnfMo Beimr in a “ i I he writer, but he was so weak that, from Cleveland to identify the dead Ohio *for n flight ' And wiuitj one enter*, thence the otherr i falling backward, I would lose my hold and find the living. Each' related in­ return, I took passeee by the G. P. tiridith for Toledo, on a UM bun goes; | aud .-ink again. ‘ . cidents c jnnected with the search. day afternoon. The ship I’arned over TUI uiortal life in the immortal flows “At ln--t I was lying on the dry sand. They spoke of being out in boats, Bo must there two avoid each other’s sight. 400 passengers ud crew. I must have How good it seemed to lie there, if only sometimes all night, dragging '■f^r Despair and Hope may meet within one* I need never move again. My compan­ bodies, of seeing the thieves at their slept soundly for about two hour, m my berth, when I was awakened br the heart, Tbe vulture may be comrade of the dove. ion Hpoke roughly yet. kindly to me, villainous work, of the disgraceful sound of hurrying footsteps overhead, Pleasure and [rain sWear friendship realI telling me that it was sure death to re­ quarreling of tha coroners, ah 1 of the end, looking through the ventilator to main there. I refused to move, but, discomfort* of camping out. ' At length and true. But till tbe grave unites them, still apart being muph stronger, he oomp< lied me one of the gentlemen said he regretted the upper de k, 1 saw two or throe sailMust dwell thure angels known as Peace1 to get up, and, half supporting me in going back with no news of the youug ore running along dragging •h““PP®’ and Dive, his arms, dragged me unwillingly man K., v hose friends were so anxious I pertly dressed ud went lorwwM to Far only death can reconcile the two. the promenade deck, where I heard along. A farmer met us and almost about him.” 1 I carried me across the fields to a low “ ‘I half believe,* said he, 'that he from the pilot-house above the voice of SIDE-SHOW SHOOTERS. < two-roomed log cabin. In the smaller was not on tfip boat at all. We have the captain crying •Starboard! Hard Pe- room, containing two beds, I was at last seen everybody, dead or alive, who has starboard! and Rteer her for the shore! ftTheehip veered from her course permitted to lie down. The long blaok been found, and no one answering his and headed for the shore, five miles ‘ [Han Frand»co Chronicle ] neck of a bottle was inserted between description is discovered.' Centaur Ui n I ment. Shouting for a aidfshow is not the my lips, and I drank and drank until it “ ‘Where is his description? asked away.. I went back to my state-room, awakened the man in the other berth, most a-atliotic occupation in the world, was gently removed. The draught another. . but it is one of the healthiest, and it warmed me. “ *1 have it No, not hero. I remem­ and rapi>ed on several of the doors. has other advantages which attract the ! “I alternated between consciousness ber, I gave it to the coroners. He was, As I came out again into the cabin I class of young men engaged in it In and unconsciousness, but remembered as I recollect the description, a man saw smoke cm liug out from the aide. yesterday's rain the reporter had a much that passed about me. A large about 2B, Ifair akin, blue eyes, and black The command had been given to call talk with one of the out-door men of one man with a tall hat, black satin vest, hair. It is hard to go back with no in­ up the passengers, and when I again E forward deck they of the recent additions to the city’s and heavy gold chain came in and lay formation. By the way, strager, did reached - the -— ------------ were International Throat 4 Lung Institute varied attractions in tlrn amusement down upon tbe other bed. He certainly you see any one answering that de- crowding upon it. Just aromod from Ml Lafayette Avenue. Innaorr. Mich. ' sleep, they hurried out half dressed or line, and that was what he said about had not been in the water, and I won­ scription?’ “ ‘Would you be willing to take the, in their night clothes, many carrying the shooter's business. When asked dered if he had been saved in a boat. if that w as all he could say for the A man in the next room was exclaim­ body without any preparation for children, bandboxes, bird cages, carpet­ burial ?’ I asked. j bags, and bundles, all anxious to save business he replied: “Oh, no; it gives ing mournfully: “ ‘Why, of course. Any way wc could j something. I climbed up on the a man a chance to travel, broadouB his “ ‘Mine Gott! Mine Gott! Mine get it. ’ ’ . z railing and, taking hold of a stanchion, views and gives him an, understanding . monish is all gone. Mine monish is all “ ‘Well, then.’ said I, ‘drop me m H’h swung myself to the mam dock below, of human nature for which no other oc­ gone; Mine wife is gone. Mine son is ' Stepping over the forms of many who cupation affords as great an oppor­ gone. Oh, mine Gott, mine monish is house.’ “A shout went up from the carriage, were lying there still asleep. I went tunity. This rain has knocked busi­ all gone!* • ness for this' day, ljut give me one Again and again that mournful .wail A few days later, after enjoying the de- ! around to the engine and, looking up, hour's sunshine and I will start in went up. Then I heard the tall man lightfnl experience of being kb-sad and j saw that the fire had broken out near cried over and welcomed back from the ' the smoke-stack in a spot so difficult to again with the elithdsiasm of a man call out wrathfully: GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Th> iMtttatt RM founded by Hr. M- Moavlelk, I soar nwroraret _____ ... who has just entered the lousiness.” “ ‘Won’t some one kill that d------ dead, I lighted a cigar, seated myself get at that in all probability the ut Park, < ex-side nurtron of French armyi, (.si comfortably, and Hurrying back to the special treatnurtit of Catarrh. Catarrhal t B.S.MBU. “In the cast a good ehoutpr gets $25 a Dutchman?’ -----------r had the novel experi- , ship was doomed. r*ee. A Oea't u.< OcaftHws. AMhtaiu Bronchitis. Consumption aud “Then I 'dozed off again. When I 'I ence nnrn of nf reading nmiiling my mv OWU own obituary, ohitnarv. and . the main deck, deck. upon Upon which the CTOwd week, and they advertise and are adver­ CHICAGO. tised for just as for any other class of awoke, more people were coming in, -------a good orthodox obituary it was. ‘too.’’ I was fast increasing, I removed all my inc CTV.tnnrul Ol won- luuuni eauaiuat ■ in. 1 — 11 Souviellc'* new and wonderful inveRttan. tbe ; --------------------------- i clothing but mv night shirt and drawers. talent. It is a regular business there bearing a woman, and they were saying A Beveracr X.l Fnand i. Idaho. ! TakiQg mv ikBt] Enables, I Spcrunirter, an tmirnnwnt which coBvry* turdand well followed. Shooters are gen­ she was the only woman saved. I lea! [inip-rth-t direct to |orts affected, and ■ (Bismarck Tribune.] M «»w»ra» erally decent fellows, but as their busi­ heard them say that eight men swam I rolled raw them « up» with >my trousers «**« and which I* tioM uteil In all the leadlna boftpltok in • A '"AT T * o “ ti “ S i ieTdthom careiullyawav on dart vi~r“ Europe. It Is only stow Dr. HouHdteS htvett- • ness is often precarious they, sometimes ashore, and twenty were saved in a boat. tlon and dbcovsnr of thh new method st treat-” KAItOWOOD will accept a situation with an unreli­ Only twenty-eight saved out of over in un Ideho hotel, ud beckoning a j ! niig|,t rM,vor lbolII if U,„ ,hip ehonld I Ing the air paAsagr-. that Throat and lomg dlt- j , escape destruction, ( limbing up on eaten are no hingsr feared. Physicians and* able showman, and that, perhaps, is 400! Toward evening they put us oil Wl^^r- ° huu “ , : Miflrreni invhed to InvanUKat* ihtwrenodr <4 one thing which has prejudiced t» many in a heavy lumber wagon-^-on beds of !110 b}?*9 ° w®*er. the-rail near the gang-plank. I held on treatment. 'If ltnpt*«Wlr to call Is psr»nn. Sir? And the nonplussed waiter until the frantic crowd. pressing for- | writa for list <n nutation* and I ntrmatioual people against our trade. But shout­ straw—to take ns, they said, to ‘Lloyd’s w«d. forced me uwuy. -I crept along New*. Thouxand* treated by letter. ln«tm Eor wlcby the GRAND RAPID1” u INDIANA ing is our business, and it does not tavern, three miles away.’ Jolting looked »t him ounou.ly. mcnla M-tit t>i any addreas by exi»rvfa. alth'full K R.CO. Sugar maple the principal tWct Bring me a glass of water. on gunwale te near the wheel ou the direction* ’ make much difference to us wHlther it along over a rough road, the pain in for using. CstH upon or adore** F.adraxdt already w-t r The waiter went out into the kitchen gj(]C( where I clung and watched is the amphibious and carnivorous dog my chest and limbs became unbearable, DR. M. WUVTELUC, ‘ town. auTcHie*. oneof the healths,; yinigl * bl irotfhjette Ave.. r»rtroll. Midi , United btatet, pun-.t water, ti>od bmhVct*. Ar udBoon re urnod and midi too crowd aa they urged forward Iron. ' or a panorama of the Holy Land. It is I and I remember nothing more. Bog pardon, stranger, but that last thesp|lrouhing’dained. “Days afterward I awoke from what not an easy business to learn, bat when I ■"once U man becomes i accustomed to it | seemed a 'long sleep, ‘ (re I found mvself order of youth has slipped my memory. | “ There was scarcely a scream heard'. room, alone. What is it you want?’’ he can shout before the crowned heads }: lying lyingon ------a-----bed in a - ostrange si..^.eo 1WU vuo n.uw. As the flames urow drove mum them mnuer further and with the dignity and case of a fish- The sound of voices came in through) through I 1 jant—a-glass a-gteM—of —water Do . further forward whole columns of tx-oW. O UVGHAR.T, i—warn 01water1! do peddler in the most familiar alley on ] the open 1 indow and , from the halls, you understand that ? , ole were pushed into the water. Hua­ * passing ' t V® W£t.er?nd o^ods caught their wives and children, his business route. where people were constantly ‘ “It is a great business in one. way. t to and fro. They were talking of a he. rushed out to the bar The bar- । an(}t throwing them overboard, jumped 5r1*i.”D ?'erj: *£t" th"m’ »■'“* ■“ You nee, wt- don't have to pack any ap­ great disaster, of dead bodies lying in JiiMt pithiklutfi. a ticwetllUcai of l»K. Cvi.vrH ■ paratus or carry any wardrobe. A heaps on the sand waiting to be bottle m tbe hoBM, .book hiuhoKlud | Mma wont .bout ,pdvon.lv begging wsi.i.'k Cr.i.FMK.'TKr Esi* i v oil the rad Inti i-iirr Sjx nnatorrhu-a or Miuinal WrakucM. luvolman cun start on a ’ moment’s notice. claimed, and of others being buried in Mid tborewun to drop m .took. The ,owl OM to Mvo tboir ehildreinud <»( ;*„„ - *__s st Li . euiuw oue tc eave weir children. and untary Scmitisl Lo*mi. liiiwrtrary. Menial and There was ow.uvtl.mK .omothmg .'..vuiabout >; ’“'‘t ? 'n g,’,,I‘!WUBn ““TJ wnpn when “ they uno PhyafaU Iiicaparhv, Impnliiueuts to Marriage, But hotel men ore not apt to think any n trench.>. TLv.« -----------ey wore pushed or jumped into ptr. . also, iXrtinumptlon, Epilopwy and Pita, lur»P°rt«l, whereupon the water um held their lines. o! of coroner', eoroniTB quarreling <initrr<»lin<r reported, wnereupon the latter roared »u tk,.:. infanta high u । above . more of a traveler because be had no county lmc«. duml l>> yeti-kidulRvni-e. «r mwhhI extrava- n AND baggage. That is the way it goes—one over i<x». ot thievee in boat-, at night I “‘J. . , their head. After thev wore drowned rance, Sr. ' ’ • •’ • . , : ' .‘I1?1; ‘their quilted akirta buovo.1 tta-m thing balances another. There are ad­ .tapping the drowned Bodiea, and tearA SURE duuwaaBn. buoyed them U!.. ( *- «• ■ • vantages and drawbacks, ups and ing rings from fingers and oars. Those ' riund plain English? I want a gloss of j jmj j saw babies actually trying with i '• ’ irccwiful ptikrtiro. that the alarming «-onaeto drmk-^dl w.nt il, ^ir ,".!. downs The worst calamity of all, uf moootoooo. voi^were forever talking I CURE U**1. 1Sto'SKXS? —J_ . . . . • P . (inenrrs of M-if-MliuM’ maj be radically niretl. * iMiinlliiK out atuudv ofcurv atonc-r simple, cer course, is the failing, of the voice. Did •'^•XTi’f'Z, .ere dtodf The ’ de.p~.tan the wtoter hbnta! np ‘h.» «“•“ ■FOR tain, un<l and rffretual. rffrctual. fr\ hv means mvans of which rtervsuf* rrervwfIn desneration the waiter ' llg 1 5no naruea ,u 1110 Water. ’ luin. you ever nee a shunter who couldn't °P; “Tbe ship grounded at daj-Jireak m . ■few. no matter wliat h|a«ondllion may lr. n»a\ shout? Well, he is the most melan­ dead were at rest. What hod I to do ^J10 Proprietor and told him the story. 1• B bout ten about ten Ifeet^of water, a little mere ' t urn evvhlmaeit cheaply, privately and ratfic.-dh. tne lanaiord landlord looked puzzled, and him- I1 than u1Ba bUf ly-w V"t------ “u “i^rc I ST Thl' Lr<>,,r’' should be in the hired- of choly man you ever will see. He pines with that shiptfreek ? Why did not The ’ ha ’half a injig from shore. The fr. s T RAlf slininre i .'*“ Tbe 1 «!'®nyouth and every man in thr land. ““lf nntanul *flirt sway and dies. Before dissolution | some one come to me? What Irhat was I 8elf “° dining-room and op- ’ WBter abouCtW-forward forward wari p^rt of h«r bur ; *Dt under we«J. Id n plain envelope, tn nn» • Biliousness, Dyspepsia, >m? Wbv Probed the stranger and raid: wa_ ton i « “ 1 *‘ldrr*M- P^-fud. m Mpt at 4x rente •veryliody abuses him. The curiosities , doing here in this strange root, Indigestion, Diseases of whose prahes he has sung for years re­ ! was I so stiff and sere, so full my waiter U fuse to recognize him, and the boys •so weak I could not move? I . the Kidneys,Torpid Liver who steal in under the tents make him ------ again, and when I awoke still the aaibe ’ j or“^® r‘ taUfaVItalt^rdrX^ I Loredo gb-a of water-nothing °"“ch ------------ Rheuniatlsm, Dlzilness, tlie butl of all their jokes. He is the [ voices were diuwucu । **T ------- o----.-re.roronere.Libostai.nd ! but.utrmghtw.ter,-Th’elm^ <ILre m,7ff a. lut. Io . ----- 'upuk embodiment of misery. You can kupqk bodies, thieves, coroners and boats; and ! bnt straight water.’ Sick Heedache, Loss of him dr wu with anti aw. Try it.” L then came a din recollection that I had' M T® ■of«7." replied thelandlord, Tl.nra I WRter beneath me was a atrugAppetite, Jaundice, Erup At this — *r point —r the — .----------shoutcr pauiu d. known something lething about that shipwreck. II “but I can t accommodate you.i He iuul rattled off his story of tbe It all at once unnus clineinkr to nimh nta ’'u 11—»----life came came back back to to me me clear clear II j8 tlons and Skin Diseases. strange business in much the same and distinct. S<x n afterward a man : b«re that it doesn't j>ay to keep ’em. BI1*™ ,5.hL. » * , suddenly a style he would have MMiimed on his ; came with broth and nourishing food, ! Wo.’vc 8ot 501110 prime Kentucky uLntlv h. feet eI«*'«d in­ box in front of the tbe sh sh-jw. iw. He 1 did not of which I ate with a relish wnilt *•* *u“1— " ........ . 8 8 , dr W»K.<«h down., iI. ueierdeter-। appear iiiB This was iIon ®nre-that. in«-”' miaart toother - ■ .uuwu. -------the least exhausted, but uie the re- ‘ answered my questions. "Ort ! . ... I m 1T1 Ari mm.. swim etov.rd _____ i . ®“ tn tojump, .tern Tb® stranger finished his meal in I ml“tha Br<1 the aU,rn iporter fonud ' ' -owe . _ difficulty in keeping Saturday and I had left Buffalo on tbe I . l Sunday preceding. Lloyd ’ s tavern was , “ lt,nco __________ Mntehrai ' h > ° f th ® re B oh silence. —-------- T , ° io»ui of ox ms track of the idea* elucidated by the a#ga” "f* 13 w»dsr Utt mmm clutches ofJthe drowning, and them voluble showman. fifteen mile, from tbe city of Cleveland. ' mefaea eraetewte imutgrtnp. How «Xm IB. here? ho" niofare Oreeley’a Boyhood. make a dotonr for the "shore. Kemem[Ben: Perley Poore's Rcniiniscouwa.] benng how I merf fc, jump fou, the I must got into tha »ir. I mi-: . ’T/.w,.. ri—________ i i' l»“ ' [“Guth'* in New York Tribune.) • go homo. Homo! Wliv at hom/ Ho"“wreeloj.poriotml.ppnrucie w,“r “ • w>7, whon luulmg to When we have ‘ 1'oni 1 P“‘ “1 ,'cl o'0"1' ---------------—‘zliut we call dull aoubtlrevtfioy mourned mo •.dud/I : iTtaltaS SOT A tUMk. ATI, ' tamiH in the United States, wo are ob a b.ui been .toad for dure to them. I I C-MnUnry, a mam- ■ Y“* "‘S**11 b-v “7 ride, ud had been dead for days to them. I , tremendous boom roAjpared to almost tagl^d the man to bring me eome .M “!£!£''°5 te'™.0”1' "1‘o , fcfE 41 At* U *u “ * .,»«!»« to, the ‘ rol <e°u® *nd Bore remedy tor a'I tboae „ down 1 ' ’ ™S. Un ,Om,> i *“ *bl' clinpion ol Ihi foJtac^ m 22S!r2!f-wh,cb <^troy tni frmhnes«V^ any other nation in thu wdrld. The en- ; clothes. Ho brought uoml old gar- j | bottom, with my <, _____°P» . ”. w >beauty, waate tha Btrensu), mar the bmullor uie, witfan ■ tem, UMd to “ .7*!® a *T “‘l of 01 lli,to » * terjiriHcs being carried out in a time ol imrada much too la^ge ® k narrate visit his to tb tbe ifh “H® «r.1 f,i'k "J0X®** a,i 5 “T ■lying 1-ring on the bed i»<i staguatfcm here would amount to great printing office of a country newspaper of th0 in all the lake heaps beans of -* dead J— ’ bodies ’ •• old block sloucheil lint, and helped me at I'oultou, VI, H. plro. if re^enre ! PoriHore. On ri.ing tta ur^a { operufious in such states as Prussia, His attention was attract^} to a young j "irac^ °nt wityi my arms, but to mv Austria or even l rance. We do not OiwM" ef Woaaa u4 Children' compositor, who was rather awkwardly borror found my feet bound tightly sticking types, and who, though full > f°«ekh®r Th® Und of my drawee er. grown, was evidently the youngest ap- ' bur,t’ wd slipping down had preotic. „ th. Bti.leArenP. “7 -iEL" ^,"d Cunt Bcnfulo, Brys/pflM something, and when there w compare- )' -r vrav-hoadwl nU ma* good day more Man “a feet- through ‘“ff ™ “7 buk. 1 earefullv ,taen. roruk.hrrMiinn, K nnirnfrZ.. Pimples and Face tangW them from auhW pantaloons, tbe hi. ™.i —I, .2.'’ JC m “ . his pantaloon, the sleam aleerea of hie cost tangled Blotches, Boils, Tumois. Tev baton.' wh® outon to ta'*Itrl"°<i *'a*? ing to"*nl P°oHy dreawd, with an hi. begin, which ought to bo a truer partol j old hat in hi. hand, and a atnbbv beard acaroely reached below his olhowe, hie oBorto greatly exhausted mo, bnt, one. ter, Humois, Salt JRheum. ^ute*’ U' o,!lt*™ion 01 ,l"’ , on his lane. I thought that |irbap. hair wee very white ud daien, ud he Scold Hfd. Sons, X-rrnri^ riroard the stern until I ■ was, on the whole, in the aggregate DdsMMSm Female i*nHnron • i i • ' w<u* 000 8liip wrecked. I ukeLrtw.p^-’ “<r separately ud together?the and Inerularities. DitrinW “ lalxir-MYing ma- Ip„ke p, hinJ kindly, but he did not taken crfAonnu4 InrxfeveCw —1_. _ ■ .. Xa» of Lfpetite, Jtnoiic* chilli rr to aroiunulate good, and pro- riiplv. and .till advlnoed. 1 atoitoed Attectiea* of the Liver. Indiwv p.oi iMUMiu nv, anu i___ q djTico stoppagen ig now generally per- be stouxxjd also We stared SiLT1' ‘ u? 1Kh « U0t *1T ' other. 1 spoke again. His lips moved! good deal, for “we keeps a lookmn gestiou. Bilioaeaess. DjrspeP“ ” ''That ■ boy, ■ ” Mid --Mr.- M^l„/ sia and General Debility wnTt ‘"‘‘“•‘J* U,»‘ 11 I but not a .ouudlelt tbera^ I drew gio.. will make a remarkable man • I can’t U"> ““•'“■'tani ; forward a chair, and Mt down. He Mt T- WILLIAM** CO., aUMKXt. «■. bnu h“11 ' 2^71 X hSMU‘ ■ ,k”" •*«’• "Urin* h*lf food"”’ » me. bold an argnmenl with Mm on Mwnry nearly half the distance or rlae oonnroted with poli- when-sdeethiT. ■pend the rest of the time in self-imGreat God !JS wbh that mvaalf'v That • anythin? ajh^ P™; . My. Bis,kilter think, XbtorX Jteel smussaco Aa Mr. M. wm eonaidorod .ni.ol that these gluta wdurtte the retiring ol „„ , ,ig. some one was playing' ■■ a । tbe .Meet men in oangrem, hi, remark Sfo I°w Al“ e whifo'lUlVml of*m^rJ J” *1 ltU" i°ko “poome. 1 put up my hanj • • caused me some rorprire’; ud mu foil Hko“r1bS“rt”aremi ZHtare teiuro. ' ^^"'r-T . It would UOt 000,0 off. ’ •, ' , only made s note of it.’ bat took u, other Irak nt the “devil” (printer’s we mm a^k ^ ib'l bT?h?»-orld isTo . bed, very wortq u<Grlr diahejrteaod ' maul. ud oonld not bat trace in the hail te I? J. .1 / th‘ 1,a'u•'' . L*1" 1 waedriven slowly down to the expansive forelmd ’ n mind formed in glimpaea of the buriMg .hip, to^T ‘ rSiStei-s-P —I nu Sri^ail “• turns «- . IteMh. and 1 MW ail that wm left of ite nature s finest mmijd ud wrought for aren yet . few I tbit ™dJid Jkte Pr,‘V”d l7,**'? hct sforar-afew ldadien.d1I»r. and the immortality.” Il wu years afterward, clinging, ud now of the beach Cmuq “ indie • oborrea hull. Many people were ev- that we became nwuo of the f,ot that I ever resell it’ w— could «FOMHEE AIIACMIW. CMcmaitL 0 ■troXl. ut loom?. ‘i’°rth »o that boy was Horace Greeley. iIim.m *i.lba.v fr°m either from curiosity or from for minority o> them th. ..j amining, Tn • Li"I .mining, either wWdi ore iSTki?J *rl‘o'“““ | identilkwtan th. bodies M A DTI TOT Head ata «*nte for ’ ** *' — they •—J were taft Iit7a.It iyT^uf ,“jn,«l“.b« ' brought in.• There Th— was — a . long ■— •■ trench fLouJun Truth.] ? *“* “1 ot'«“« « tb“ “nd. I ceased all ai® now. , thi*1,/,*“*? i coHected in great shops to do a given — the sand, in which were placed those On the ere of iMring Anuric Mier aye. far a lot look Cons Rhouiaotlsm. LantSffiai"1*' At ,mr< *,h!n** Tki F * thing and do nothing else for years and hot identified, it appeared that the her eucoeMfol tour Mwe. Sarah Bern­ steamer had been wrecked on a conuty hardt reeeired the vi.it ol a not leea years, would have its own little ateliers close to the family life, BU<1, as in the line, and two coroners were there entbtuia,tie than wealtUy merchant ot Ladlea w y<wu« WH ‘jjjL'tu Broils. Arthno, Catonl,. -oHtetOelrn.I.ri""’, -'.g, ?X 7” “* ! days of our parents produce the furni­ quarreling over the bodies and claim­ Chicago, who offered to bur n» .11 >k- drowning. The 2r , etalle, le.te and boxea ot the theatre!? ture, etc.. apeciniPiiB of which are now ing their fees. Thn * i them, ud elore beside me I “My friend helped me out of the rarities and prizes. the great artiat would g,,, bnt OT “7 'atoer, brother, ud oth^T12^1 Bn Banuwagon, and seated me on a rock close more perlortuauee ol “Frou-Frou ” Aa Bites, Teoth, Der, and HeadtiUMOIIAn - 'I’l' by a most forlorn and unkempt figure I her departure would not admit ot an, la the matter <it the ertare id Geons* «• !,w S^^nitSiiaPZj^ 2 ’ must have presented. Two men stood [Sew Yort Star.) delay, Sarah Bernhardt decline,! Um «... i e Crumbling earthwork., toppling na<r where 1 sat, and ons of them spoke offer of her admirer, Iml eidd: ’’ Come Flo ou udAhe, wonM itt’u' ptleaof inaaonry, andenl guna, ra^ Of having rewiv^ another telegram to Faria, ud I promiro hou to nlaT and dlamantlirt. waler-raxhod treneiim from C levyUnd in.ruiriug if th. body of •Frou-Frou’ jnrt to plea* you.- On and half-oomplrted walla are the' eviThursday laet tbe meroh.M of Chicago •s-'® Jo'ra “7 *>•<*• Pro- went to au the aeirere, gua-mng that deacea on both choree id deeav. nig- taring on thc iMh day <»f '■p.n gardltneea ud BogleoL Dry’mretar uucmg «ne teteijrani- i».< raurl il. ,1Mme Bernhardt bad not forgotten her halfwaT^£.tG,““l»«>rethu . promiao. He guana! rightly. -Frou- •«t b. ov« ffre^j?* rsr^d I idd minor* of. in and !«■ ’.''f. Beatrice, ud the epi ®f®» hr# ttotnla* apprehensively eeai ‘tottwtaadrwl braaureathat tnmH »<«® required Tharaatof ouraaeM PEACE AND LOVB. Castoria Infante and Children ( $ 01111361 TEN THOUSANO MANHOOD How Lost: How Restored! MANDRA COSTIVENESS r-». t.: «!X. jTSfi I SpSgsWWS WOMAN’S FRIEND. rosra, IP THOMAS ESSiv S .h*?.,. "“t -I ’°"1 bnrk ’na>d d°"> 4«> “7 , frw'i. B.h > >■>. AGENTS' -V u Reflecting Safety lamp ; A PRIZE. • --- .MMCB, by.gHboj ■vs stow »>< i«-r „uri. ***“«KL 7 ( �The Hastings Banner VOL. XXVIII. NO. 52. - --------------------------------- ' HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL J 8, 1884. " WHOLE NO. 1500. AMARYLU& LEWIS STERN'S 8<wTif^ r W 01 Is the Place to Trade. — Returned from the East with a large Stock of DRY GOODS and CLO THING, which were bought at figures to suit the times. LEWIS STERN, OF THE CASH STORE. Down's Self-Adjusting Corset is the best and easiest to wear. SOTirr u> ituM-bm. The following plnres and time* have been daa- I h.i. IgrilUed l.j the Hosni of EiSr-nlhcrs for holding JI wt ZittfinemiMT k r°p«» >*»iir .»»x nun. <.w-apublic examinations for teachers in Barry uB” ‘ 1?! 5M ’’P?n 6*-nA. H£1 '1;.- Hvinemis rH for county. Tbe secretary- Is autlwirlzed tocnuit ' ‘ " Dyspepsia. "" “ BIlllousoeM, * * any i|nriidfyffTMDABriS*,,O,‘ HluggUl‘ special certificate* wtilch an- vall.huily until lhe I ' । 1 N. OATS, CLOVER SEED, TIMOTHY next public examination; Friday and hattuday, March 2Mb and ISMI1. at SEED. CORN MEAL, FLOUR. HAIR, Hast ings. Katuntay. Ape. .Uh. at Nashville , LIME PLASTER, STUCCO. Maturday. Apr. IJth. at Middleville, naturday. Apr. non, at I'mlrleviiie. WATER LIME. It l» expected that all who Intend (o teach, and have not certificates In force, will attend at 1 some one of these plan*. Examinations will i*cgln promptly al nine o’clock, and teachers an* I • urgently r.-<iu--i< .1 tn be present at the opening. Examinations will be ixitli oral and written, i chlefiy the latter. Candidates for a third gnute “Hub” Cough Cure. 25 c«nt*. ' certificate must pass a satisfactory examination, ’ ON M.I. THI&K ARTICLE*. wlHi a standing of TO per ctmL, In each ot the Prescription of it famtor. i<iyslclan, dispensed following aubfecta; CQh<<raphy , rending, writ­ years by a Boston (Statist. 4 One dore will cure any ordtnnn- cough. It Elevator on ing, arithmetic, grammar, geography, U. > history, civil govenitneail and theory and art of arts almost magically. Ask any dealer to get teach lug. . you a 25 cent bottle of “Hah” Couch Cure, For a second grade, the additional require- and i don't be put off with any other. inenta will Ih* elementary algebra, xihyshdogy . .V PACKARD, physical gcoprnphy and book-keefflng. with a standing (u each branch of to per cent. For nfirst grade, natural philosophy and gen­ eral history, with a standing In each branch of do per eant. On and after Sept. 1st next,* candidates for every grade must sustain an examination in piiynloloiQ ami hygiene, with )>artlcular refer­ ence to the efleeta of aiooholic drinks, stimu­ lant* :um1 narcotic* upon the human system. <no)»on atatr st., Opp. Omirt lloum* All candidates with whom no member of the Board Is acquainied. must furnish satisfactory A HOUT HUMBUGK. proof aa te moral character. School oBeere (especial!) Invpeetorv' are corr-­ The rtluedy that advertise*—moke othkm of dially invited to be present ■ any account, kvkky othkm a fraud and humFBANK A. BACON. Chairman. bng-is n teaud and humbug itself on the face of CLABK B HAM.. r4.^iiui|At tent Inn given to Veterinary SboeIt. It must necessarily tiuteof the attack and ENOCH ANDKU3. Necretary. a* Interfering hint lioof-tmund Horses. - | need but little advertising to vecure a first place Ilu the household, uevrr defames another. Mach a one is ZO-PE-AA, the IJvcr aud Dyspeptic (W II ’<>rfc Shoiotf for Jteelf. Panacea. Keep lhe rtngjjlsh Liver active. The stomach ready tor nourislinient. The head clear with ZO-rMA-observe regularity. Don't ogrrioad, lire long and be happy. Ask ‘i»r>e Owners, 4f you have never patronized U.J, UM, mu «, M. — — - -------------•- '*<• u4i you to give a trial, feeling confident thousand eight hundred aad.elghty-four. • -nrtdtnt Hint If you do m». you will remain a Present. Clement Smith, Judfv erf in the matter of the epUte of Charles Smith, permanent patron. Whal Htrnek an Old tteldler. ' dlOiHTa<ilng and filing thio petition, duly veri­ J. SMITH. “It will won be twenty yean since the war E. PACKAED. fied, of John W. Ford, administrator of tee es­ dosed." tate of said deceased, praying that his final iw Under tbe hot sun of Aujust, IRS?, the village count this day filed may be heard and allowed, of Dover. N. J., lay still ss the sphinx In Egypt, and an order for distribution entered, and he be while Elijah Sharp, ol that place, slowly and discharged from bls said trust. softly spoke of the past. "Yes.’' ho said. " I was TO (OFFKE DRINKERS! Thereupon It Is ordered, that Monday, the in the army and saw many of the sights of those 21at day of April at ten o clock in the fearful years. I was finally discharged from dis­ ability, resulting from sunstroke. Jeanie home, ---- HBU. BOCK BOTTOM PRICES BLACKSMITHS, Horseshoeing a Specialty. nriaerable tn health and- spirits; so enfeebled Levering’s Roasted Coffee said court, t! ana nn Bfifes1?,, wreks previous w mm> let. < Inly aold in packages. (A true copy.) «d lh* ’ that I took cold on the slightest exposure. Life seemed worthless to me; J lived only in mem- wm sad enough." I said, dividing ray last two cigars. “That’s so," r titioner over I* Darke*’a Tomic, te Improve rijcht wife! 1 piled on the flesh and could eats:"' th lux- iMy ambltioe blazed up. I rould attend to buaioeM. and take care about e: gMlTH. -1 an> as uv-ll as enlisted. What Judged 1’roiartc dlSarsMMtbersL.- — —__ ___________ _ new kill; PABUrffaTOinoaares." Tills preiwraUon which has l»een known aa Administrator's Bale- 2d. Always full weight. 3d. Notice is lifrvby given, that & We,™*!G’ivW batisfaction tn everybody. slimed, administrator of the Prrrv iVcfaniMl 4th. lion iLreif. and i hands of dralere. Pardcr'H (linger medicine If the fa AU dealer keep Levering. HEADache u Jit thnw-fourtbi <4 the nortbw est quarter of no t l< >n number twenty-three In town L n*»rth of PEACH TREES III varieties and n mark our low B back by return “»U: felMtCMHMKIWrrilmdlvItflW WilCHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PIUS Address, THE TRIBUNE For only tAOD per year. wrapper. wetwl the same HTEFHEN HOTTS BONK. ~ mwp, u«r- cline. And rwt content, upon thy bosom's snow, Ou whose twin hillocks twin red ro*« blow, Through long, faint dlsocas 'twill not be mine! . Aye, all thv charms, lilts a rich heritage, Shall yield their fertile sweetness to his touch • Whose hot kiss burns into thy heart Thus much SUDDENLY RICH. And people who want to buy them can save money by going to see . them and get prices which are as good as a sale. Call early and get the Best Bargains. „ ■■ ■— — . a<aln*t *JOk * ctb*r And II Ah me, whore wistful glance hath caught < The full orbed glory ot thy 1 ominous soul; Whoso panting heart hath leaped beyond control At bsckon of thy love; shall I have naughtl Mm Im fa Wore Mar! Mr. Stern bought goods so cheap that it is in everybody’s reach to buy what they need. *boC10»‘*" [Arkansaw Traveler ] The sensations of suddenly becoming rich, although we have never experi­ enced them, act upon different tempera­ ments in strangely various ways. Dur­ ing a conversation in regard to sudden wealth, a man who has had much ex­ perience in mining camps, said: “In 1876, while ia Rosita, Colo., I had ampid opportunities for studying the capricious freaks of men who be­ came suddenly wealthy. One man who struck it rich, yielded to a passion which ho he had for pointer dogs, ’ and bought every slim locking dog in the neighborhood. Another man wanted horses, another clothes, and another stage coaches, Although he ha 1 no actual use for them. The most enthusiastic man, however, wan a fellow named Edwin Bassic. He came to Rosita poor but determined. He pitched the tents of his ■ fortunes on a s]>ot spot that no other manywould ha ye, and began work with a will and' fixedness of purpose that created Idhghter. He was very poor, and it wae ull that he could do to provide broad for his wife and children. Many a timo he went home hungry,but •till a----- * -a courage --------J still with a miner's ,... undaunted [ and a man’s strong arm, he worked ou. One day he struck a rich lead. In­ tense excitement prevailed in the town, and. from a visionary laborer, he be­ came the man of the hour. /Still he hud realized „no money, aud Ina house­ to whtehV PeroJnUo? “ the industries in which tin now cuts so important a figure. . Tin haa hitherto lieen an unknown metal in ^his country. There have been frequent reported discoveries, but none that proved to be genuine. The tin of commerce comes mostly from mines in Cornwall andWale^but there are a few mines in Bohemia and Sax­ ony, and small Quantities are »w<rbt from the East Indies. Nut any of these deposits ia extensive, and the amount produced is not great. The difficulty in producing tin in large quantities ia tliat meet of fhe ore is poorja, the metal, and the cost of reducing is great. ' Tin, because of ite scarcity, is never med n the manufactures in its solid , !ormt but as a coating for iron and | »ther substances. The tin plate of commerce, out of which our culinary implements are made and roofs constructed, is really rolled iron coated with a tin solution. So high an authority as Secretary of the Treasury Fessenden once made'a decis­ ion on, same tariff .point based on the al>«urd supposition thst tha tin plates of which our cooking utensils are made were of pure tin. Tin piga—the pure metal—are worth about H00 a ton. Tin ore yields in Cornwall but about 45 per cent, of tin, the ore of Saxony works up to 65 per oenL while the new find in North Carolina is said to yield 75 per cent of pure tin. Another dis­ covery ia reported to have been made in the Black'Hills, but of that very little information has yet been made public. .™> k»0’ be >><■« np“ tb. bh» doms of hmvan wide ’ “ with unfirail- ti e head a little and walked off. Phil 8her.d*Ji don’t go around weeping softly into a pink bordered wipe when a Eoraa dies. Be liken a good hone, but liienri was no Jay-Eye-See for swiftness, and be wasn’t the pnr*^-' horse you ever see-, h” 7. old war horse died, and aeems to have loat all intereat in borase?" . "No, I never "did. He no doubt would rather ride in a cable-car or & carriage than to jar hfaneel f up on a horse. That's all likely enough, but. a* I say, he's a mAUsr-otf-fact little stepped to snoot and paw up the ground and sob him&lf into bronchitis over old Rienzi. He went right on about his buainees, and like old King What s-hia-name, be hollered for an- horse waa called Winchester, and that he was still alive in a blue-grass pas tore in Kentucky. The report said that old Winchester -wasn’t very coltvh. and that be waa evj lently failing. Igatbered tj>e idea that he wm wearing store teeth and that his memory was a little deli­ dent, but that he might live yet' for years. After that I met a New York livery stable prinoe, at whose palace Gen. Sheridan’s well-knoWn Winchester died of botts ia *71. He told me all about it and how Gen. Sheridan came on from Chicago at the time and held the old horse’s hand in his lap while the fleet limbs that flew from Winchester down and saved the day stiffened in the great mysterious repoM1 of death He said that Sheridan wept like a child, and as he told the touching tale to me I wept I also' 1 “7 1 »°pt- I wept about a QnarL I should say. He said also £hat ! the horse's name wasn’t Winchester nor Rienzi; it wm Jim. 1 was sorry to know it. Jim is no name for a war horse who won a victory and a marbL* bust and a poem. You cant respect a horse much if his name was Jim. After CTi that C I found out that.Gen. Q.~:y 7 -----I »>>•"'’*" • «tabx»tad Wmchwter hom “ ben nokr; aUo m Penni sylvanta and Michigan; that he went out a« a volunteer private; that he was ■" the regular«u service prior to the «nd th.t'L th.lwar. hi (Max O'RaU.) From 8 o'clock in the evening the finest part of London is entirely given up to debauchery. Respectable Eng­ lishmen do not walk about in the even' ing. The men that yon see in Regent street are mostly foreigners or provinoials who have cfome up to- town for a vears round of dissipation. IIl years Several 1o%m1 ago the public ball-rooms were cc-------m and the market, which used to be Weld ” ’is nt»w transferred to within four walls, tbe open street. The police des inu*ura does not exist * in London, and . the capital of this country, — w I moral and so Christian, exhibit* nights too heartrending to imagine. Girls of 14 or 15, with dved hair and wanlooking r«v»,--daubed witht-----paint, aUnd --------- o--------------- ---------•-----1 about About drank drank and and in in rag. rags Kbcitmn soliciting the the j passers-by for a vile wage. Worn ont with fatigue, they drop in the gutter %t . ,!"’-hr^k .'ri‘,eJ b*'0 “■! down the street for six mortal hours! It , ,i;^ „„ ,i._ on the field of battle, in a Sorrel is horrible! The inhabitants of London 'died * are beginning to take the matter up: pe­ pasture, in *78, in g eat pain and on j • h 1 Governor’s Island; that he a as buried titions are being prepared. It ia eunra on tne utrJIta with M“onic !«»<*• by the bood time. The drunkenness on the streets <>» Saturdv -igS Or”d Ar“‘TL t'’ is indescribable. < hold condition was’ anything prosperc—_vt-.i.* p|ie Republic; that he wav resurrectel by ■ OUS, ijut a change awaited him. The it is a general witches' sabbath. an ex- ! 11 nledi’*1 ; si-comi^jr tt(terzhisstrik<j, he sold an in­ wom^'tok W itait * —. .1 x ,. •».. r:. wus cremated in New Orleann anctaxiI »«rcsx teroat 1in his mine -for a large sum of tent aa the men. In Scotland they Tu I mUiUry M J ’lrih.nd.her.ar^ .2 i monev * flush of triumph, sig- equal them. .1 •. is an official •— .* re­ i New Yorkx Every little while I nn up nalinng that his hopes had been re* them. My .authority against a new fact relative to thimotsd ali^d, he gathered np his suddenly ao- port made to the English government ’ beast He has died in nineteen liffer\ quin-d fortune and rushed to the near- . tn 1877. ent. states, and been buried in tLrteen est store. There he bought all of the diflArent styles, while his soul goes, I canned fruit which was for sale, and had* marching on. Evidently »e live n an [I*art« Letter. } \ it sent down to his house. Then he ran * There is no better atiri-ciucnt, if one i ase of information. You can getmore to another store and bought all the , I canned fruit. He did not stop at this, I ha* the run of Worth's, than to sit in ' information nowadays, shch as x ia. than you know what to do with. { but ‘he went on from one store to au- i the salon and obeerve the procession j । other buying canned fruit. He was not | of women that file through. The ether i satisfied until he had bongjit all the day I saw Worth come from his place [ [The Manhattan.} ' canned fruit in town, and even then he of hiding to talk with a person of ini- 1 The fave and head are very important seemed to lament i>ecause there was no i portauoc. When he had finished iuhL 1 mote - canned... .. features in a caricature. i ut the true fruit worlds to conquer. e| > about to go a wail of supplication Delivery wagonv were conatantlv I Lroke forth; ‘Mr. Worth, you will caricaturist con side* bis work far from complete when only the fa.-ial part is driving up to his Imuse, and cans, in ! °f m°. “Mr. Worth, vou donA. 1 or however well he may have showers of glitterin? tin were living ,^° *>»«4lting tor “Mrfrom his back windows. Everv child K,T® i“e just ^onol minute." treated that part of hu sub e.-t, he had a can in his hand, and the fruit • moment, for it aetana Mr. knows that he has yet at call many an famine, thuA caused in tbe town, created "orth,• retirement ha* boen genuine, i unsuspected but powerful agent. Tbe hands, aims, trunk, legs and feel great excitement Wagons were dis- I “Veral employes came m, eager also to !; patohe^l to the nearest railwav station , ca‘cl\h\" •‘‘tenHon. Pint ene, then an­ have tales to tell.. There m tee long and bony hand, the short and chubby hand, and telegrams, ordering canned fruit. 1 other^eked . him hMtily some whispered ___ ___ jpered questions. Others, trailing were sent to distant cinee. It seemed "" * **"' ** samples of the loo^e-juiuted arm and the arm with the rusty lunge; the fat body and the rich silks, held them inquiring before that there was a demand for nothing slim: the long, legs, the short legs; the but canned irnit, and even the drug his eyes. Suddenly his face grew pur­ inward herd and the outward bow; the stores ordered this highly-necessary plish red, the veins of his forehead small foot and the large foot-indeed a article of diet. When the excitement swelled, he closed his eyes, shut tight whole regiment of feet! What may nut suuviusa, the uie rich non mfaer miner* Donee wm handa, M if in great tension, the subsided, ’e bouse wm ■ .ux-ked with mm»d good.. of Th. I Kgrthr. of b mhii putting, with grml the sloping of shoulders tell ? Or the iiumbug II talks of. A remedy merit,j.itao oi»- that of the th. strawberry rtr.wb.rry arid nd the tli. pulp palp of. of the th. • ,• »1>=° bimMlf, holding elevated shoulders? What brutality or of sycophan v in the curve of the bora? peaches stained the door-facing. Natu­ himself together, so to speak. Then, what mtn but hMi-ertaiu wrink­ “They are killing toe, he murmured. rally, they got enough after awhile, les in the legs of his trousers, which “ They are all on iny back; they are byt cans were so thick in the neigh­ belong, if not to him alooe, at least to me to the earth." The emborhood wwcuwni that a h citizen's humu a committee uoiuuuikne । weighing . ** i fell back awe*atrieken, the wail the does he represents? ■ Is there no ordered them to be carried away. ! ’ reason why one man’s coat collar al­ . women ceased and a dead silence Bessie now liven in Bassic i^ow lives in Pridcrannrt Bridgeport, Cnnr Conn., ?*.. ® ' ways rnrroaohes upon his head and and the last I heard- of him, he had fell on the room. The moment was settled down into a permanent enjoy­ ment of good clothes and canned fruit. ; time he recovered himself, said a few coat always shuns the curve of the back and another's alwava clings to it? ' words and left the room. TH IN NORTH CAROLINA. Why one man's shirt collar threatens to engulf him and another’s insists upon GEM BHERIDAN*8 HORSE. modestly retiring behind the shelter of the neck ? Why one man can never bring his cuffs to light and another can [Chicago Herald.] never hide them? If it be true that valuable deposits of tin ore have been found in North Carolina it is a most important addi­ I have al ways taken a jp-eat interest [T. Goodman in Cleveland Herald.] tion to the mineral resources of the in war incident*, and more so, perhaps, There are do women in the world oountrv. The particulars of the find because I wasn’t old enough to put are well substantiated; the ore has been down the rebellion myself. I have Ixwn better posted on fire-making than the They don't subjected to exacting tests and is found very eager to get hold of ami hoard up daughters of England. to b? rich in the metal, and the de­ in my memory all its gallant deeds of feel ashamed of if in any class. They posits are quite extensive. If the hopes l»oth sides, and to know the history of pride themselves with using the tonga By carefully placing of the finders are but half realised their those who figured prominently m that to perfection. the coals on the fire instead of throw­ fortunes are made. The discovery has ing them on they leave an opening to created much excitement in New York among speculators and capitalists, and I hare always watched with interest let the blaze through between the no doubt, numerous companies will be the steady advancement of Phil Sheri­ pieces, and that is the reason that the formed to prospect and develop other dan, the black-eved warrior with the portions of Kings mountain, the scene florid face and the Winchester record. and more cheerful a With su of the new discovery. It is even I have r.lao taken some pains to investi­ Elsewhere. thought that a tin exchange will be gate the later history of the old Win­ have they might have fires in the world. It formed, where stock iu the mines and chester was-liorse. their product may be ad regularly dealt “Old Kenai died in our stable a few in as cotton, oil and other commodities. The naw mines are located at Kings Every man to me a short time ago. mountain, N. C.t and tbe ore is found “Gan. Sheridan left him with us and in­ quite near the surface. The croppings structed ns to take good oare of him, appear in certain portions of the vil­ which we did, but he got old at last, lage iteelf. The ore jr ' Mfi, pf which Slid his teeth failed upon him, and that several have been assayed by the state busted his digestion, and he kind of Smith-Yea, it chemist, and also by the assay w of the died of old age, I reckon.” United States mint, are found to be “How did Gen. Sheridan take it? �A day. . r«> ADDirunrai. Xocax. _______ 49 . '~ i - (Mr brethren In PmnljJ > min. Suicide.-The eltizens of Woodland tbe Center were ahoeked on Saturday even­ anti-frre trade, demovmte 1a eougreaa ing laat by tbe announcement that will oppose the Morrison bin more bit­ Lewis C. Barden had abot himnelf to Hastings, Micil April 18, 1884. terly than ever. Tbe bill ia already bin room in the store building ot Mr. wUT doomed, end the democrate to eongreaa «mgr ’ .med. and ~ BKPDBIJCAN 8XATB COMVKNTION. Hilbert, his employer. The facte • «> r«*> 'Ml do with the tariff bill what tbe learn them are that young Barden had ia each —nnthlwr. d'SSSSyt s x>. j pubhcans'predicted--nothing. seemed for several days to be anffering If tha agitorM the Demo­ from aome mental depression, tbe cauaecu vensrj? sseiis crat will please have another comnram- w.qf_which are not known. He bad ’cation published in the Journal a couple btenli tne-cmpu., ,,r lb. Hilteri * of weeks before the November election, uurchant, clerk for about ttraffMara. uicivmuiv, an dovicia ivi owvvw he will largely add to the excellent and was very much esteemed by him, ulltical chances the republicans have of carry- and respected by all who-'knew him. « ••u»d ing this county by a splendid majority. On .Saturday evening he coinplained to MARSHALL L. COOtf, Bditor. , lion: the better men of a town squire, the hot I* both U>«e propoeiridM; ter "build up all we can the bmdnres to reteofour city, and having reacbod position where we can do much for o ,wn by r«MOl> of our large and *4SE»SK Given increaUBUir1*"^ — .. wili> tr,jQ0 week to week, i*ve a ' wrfte-up of such of our buaineaH inconcern to to our our readers, reader,, »terrete Ktnot nnn«Bm parties in the store, that he was feeling and cootribnte to the city'" proeperity. | tuodhiK hiHue I uflusano, **•*“• •*" Barry county’s first choice for presi­ SJestTon to the mum of tbr propio. r Tbe articles will be»n the following [ badly, and was advised to go to bed. dent is evidently Mr. Edmunds, with This was about 7 o’clock. He retired to topics, aud in the order named: Gro­ ’ - - TheCIiiceries, Dry Goods. Millinery, Clothing. the rear end of the building and went ------ — -vw such men up the elevator to his room. In a few Hardware. Drugs and Medicinal. Boots as the people want, and the republicans and principles,, and Shoes. Harness-making, Furniture, gate Id the election of delegate* of Barry county will see that they are moments the report of a pistol was heard, and on going to his room he was Jeweler. Bakeriro, Flour and Feed. nio various conrrewlonal districts have tbe heartily endorsed here, •ption of electing their delegates to the national Produce Hurera. West Vratere, BuUdfound lying on the floor insensible, with Msiventlon at separate popular delegate conWe do not believe there has been a a 32 caliber pistol ball shot through the ing Material. Insurance and Real Estate, paXMi«rit-u notice, aim reguiBny ne»u u, w.. The Watxbmcbt W atch Ob., of New York and Waterim CTWwionaJ diHlricU at any time within fifteen time in the past six years when the re­ brain. He was 28 years old and had Our Manufbrturics, Agricultural Im­ next prior to the meeting ot the state odd­ vention, or by subdlvirions ortho state eowren- publicans of Barry county felt more been elected township clerk of Wood­ plements, nd one or two DibMJellaneous Conn., being desirous of advertising their name and bn^»3 Moo Into district convrntiOM, bh bM been here- confident and hopeful than now. land at the recent election. He lived topics touching the city and its business. have made arrangements with a number of the large « °AJlsueh district ddeeateo shall be arredtted Article I, Groceries, wifi WP**1 ln about three hours. The funeral was clothiers of thia country by which the latter are enibl^' Vy the officers ot such district conventions. Under rtwolutlous heretofore adopted, coun- “COME AMD UT US BXASOM TO­ held Monday, and was attended by a our next. We request all who may be up»WPt to every purchaser of a Ready-Made Suit of Clreku" GETHER.” * number of Odd Fellows of this city, of engaged in that business here to fur­ Uca will be entitled to one dclegale for each From the Grand Rapids Post. five hundred votes cast for governor at the last or Oven-oaMoetisc 112.00 or over, one^^heir Improved?’ _____ • _ --.te Im. maw nish us with such facta and figures aa In our wholesale denunciation of the which order deceased was a member. «than three hundred votes, _ they may wish to appear In print On ver Nickle county win be entitled to st republican party of Michigan because How They do Business at St. Monday we will call upon them for These watahee tS'keep good time and an it failed to submit the question of pro­ hibition to a vote of the people, after Johns—The city of BL Johns, no larger such statements as they may be reside In the county he proposes to rtprwent. , best low priced time piece made m the world. Secretaries of county conventions are request- declaring in its platform in'favor of so and but little wealthier than ojir own, •>4 to promptly forward certified 1 Ut a of the del- doing, we prohibitionists are Inclined to to give us. uates chosen to tbe Hon. Wm. Li ringtone, Jr., overiooTc, or make light of, some very was given 65 days in which’to raise at Detroit, Mich., as soon as practicable after important facts connected with the 60,000 dollars for the Lansing & Alma Ibelr sevwal conventions are held. w. a T. u. Ctereratt—. > We wish it understood thakthis is no lottery scheme tet . K. 8. LACEY. Chairman. matter. Our charge of “bad faith” on railroad. The following extract from The annual mention ot th. w. a exactly as Anted above. Q Barry county is entitled to ten delegate*. their part loses much of its force when the Post and Tribune of April 15 will T. U. of Barry county will be held »t t the action of several thousands of our show how they did the business: NaahviDe on the 23d aod 24th of April, Among thoae wfto have adopted the above art thp follows EDITORIAL NOTES. own people is taken into consideration. St Johns, April 14.—To-day was the commencing at 2 J0 p. m. Wednesday. well known concerns: J. 8. Hudson, Detroit, Mich.; E. R Hn" Had prohibitionists accepted in good Many greenbackers in Barry county faith the declaration of the platform last day to raise the 860.000 necessary Each Union in tbe county win be & Co., Cleveland, 0.; Putnam Opthing Ca, Chicago; F W are beginning to ask themselves, “What adoptedat Kalamazoo and done their to insure the railroad from Lansing utmost to insure the success of the via St Johns to Mt. Pleasant and Alma. entitled to five voting delegates in Humphrey A Co., St. Louis, and many others. was gained for our party by the fusion । party which thus declared in their be­ To-night the court house was packed this convention, and we sincerely , ... with the democrat# in this state in ! half, their Mlw prarHV Uvu would wvuiu be with an enthusiastic crowd of men and present p«M position hope that each organization will avail We have 8000 of these stem winding watches,,warranted, 1882 ?’’ TiuB much gained much the party ____ was .. p ...___ -Begole _'____ ... more consistent, in case zzzz the .ty women. Ilbbt. M. Steele telegraphed itsqif of the pleasure and privilege ot . and will keep good time and require as little attention bn any $8,000 from Portland*. Oregon, with his To accomplish But was elected. /£_ ^_2'_ his elec-' bad failed to fulfill its - promise. — • those who, the next day after the re­ compliments to the people of Clinton sending large and earnest delegations. $100 watch. tion, however, Begole and his party I publican convention, assisted in nom ­ county and St. Johns. The announceBuyrendered their distinctive principle | Wo also extend a cordial invitation to (Each one put up in a handsonu- satm-iinrd ra.*-., inating a full prohibition ticket, and Iment was received with wild cheers. and made an unseemly grab for oflice ' then did their utmost to defeat the re- Before tha meeting closed 861.000 was any and all temperance women in the pledged, which insures the road. The and its spoils. How has it fared with county who ere deprived of the ad­ . following telegram was sent: We the party in Michigan? The majority “Showed inconsistency in placing a I have our 860,000 ready according to vantages of a local Union. Mrs. R. A. of honest and intelligent greenijackers whisky man at the head of the ticket ?"! contract. Waiting for the first train Bailey will address the convention admit that in Michigan their party is Oh, no, you ain’t come forward with with the locomotive named .A. W. Wednesday evening. Women ofj in much poorer lighting trim than in that argument now, tiecause Prof. Wright. Signed, I). S. French, Charles And guarantees every Suit’or Ovarropt. t<> b.-as cheap,, Dickie and other leading lights of lhe | Towler, Fow John Corbit,SamuelC. Walker, Mt to you 4.L.-— ean.,L----------.1___ ...U____ ...1 ‘ X'i '•*.ra_. h(*P_____ er“ 1* kbo “«kb ht atewtereand:rif. you are nut' 1882, for the reason that honest green­ union party are exhorting prohibition- ’ ’ John Hicks, railroad eommitte. To­ backers cannot take more than one dose । ists not. to support the candidates of the night St. Johns is wild with excite­ fectly satisfied with your purchase, return the gooris any iw> oon.ldM.tiou. -B. JO .tradhut. an- fectlv s»*L«fie<l With vour DurchaM'. return ttre minds .nr t«v. of fusion physic. Should there lx* a ' republican party, no matter what their ment and celebrating the victory with within 30 days and get your money hack fusion this year, thousands of green- position on the temperance question bonfires. The railrooii committee de­ j movable, always abounding bi the may be, “because the platfurm upon serve unbounded praise. They have । work of the Loyd.” backersi who have no more or even less which they arc dectea, and not tneir neglected their own imsiness and Mrs. C. G. Bkxtley. Secretary. respect for the democratic than the re­ personal preference^will govern their worked- hard and uncrasinglv. Now We have one of the most complete stocks ever shows ib Mrh. L. A. Munhok, Pres. publican party would either remain action." “Republicans instructed their let us hear from Lansing. ’ thifi city. • . . Hastings and Barry county need but away from the polls in ease of a fusion, speakers to ignore that plank in their County papers please copy. platform?’' but your action was “too or vote with the repubiicans. Barry previous" for that, ('ertainly no in­ 87,000 to secure the Chicago, Kalama­ 8TATX NEWS. county green backers will certainly not struction hud liee'n,given to sjx?akerH, zoo and Saginaw R. R. It will give ns “enthoose" very much over a fusion nor any pronouncing against that plank competition, increase business make The Muskegon News has anew tires*, ticket headed by the red ticket states- by Gov. Jerome or other nominees Hastings a live and growing city, and didn't wait till Hurter. within the twenty-fpur hours that in­ ■ nan of Flint. There was not a county tervened between its adoption and the one of the best produce markets in the An “old fashioned Canadian meeting" n Michigan that deserved more recog- nomination of your ticket. Don't you state, decrease the distance to market at Biackmar yieled 940. dtion from Begole than Barry. The wee, friends, that these were after con­ of 1,000 farmers of Barry county, and Tbe Moajroo band has an elegant' [reenbackers to a man voted for him, siderations, and that the cause of pro­ add 81,000,0110 to the value of property nickel hdm^^ ith a red plume. hibition has l>een, and is being, injured nd only democrats of nil the oppoid- by rash or designing Men. whom it is ।, along the line within a year after its , The Huron Log Boom Com pan v. orlon refused to endorse him. What not safe to follow ? They nave repeat- j completion.- With all these advantages gnnized In 1884, will lie dissolved. M.*ognition have Barry county green- edly told u» that Uov.Jerome said he to be gained, why should there la-longer i1 The estimated yield of the Rottcom-. teckers for their services? Absolutely d^in 1th7?“’n -!। mon oil well is 40 barrels per day. lone. The only man appointed from Sir. Jerome comes forward and em- ^wo weeks of good solid work by the. The Capac Bugle will be enlarged by I tarry county to any office in thrift of eatically denies the charge, they business men of this city would raise the new proprietors. Bottomly A I*ari ven't u wort of proof to offer In sub-1 the balunce. Can't we afford to nwrleet ker. tie governor was Norm Bailey, a man stantiation. The tact appears as a matfor thi>< •«>„.,« « whom greenbacks]** have no particular ter of record,that when the whisky men 1 f?r,th*1 Urae 10 !*ecurt‘the in‘ A Jeauit iniKwn will be held in St. reason for loving. While it was possi­ of Detroit sent to Gov. Jerome to ascer-1 estimable blessings of another railroad ? Mary’s church. St. Clair, begining April 20th. ble to elect such a man as Begole on a tain his ms position pcwtion upon that mat question he ne j; Surely . „ we ought to. fusion ticket in 1882. it will lw out ot a»*ureil them unequivocally that he The last registration lists for St. the qumtfon to Meuro for him a roeteo-; “P°n u“e; republican repoMtam plat platform; T “he Bvbinbb* 1 ------I nterests of Clair show a gain of more than 100 new .. ,, . , . . . . ' while the same inquiry from the same H________ astings. names, r tion. He has Ix.-en dead enough to ■_ source elicited no often respor '----- j There is not a tpwnship in the county >nse from Gale Bros., Eaton Rapids, have sold bury for a year. The republicans have j Mr. Begole. though at that time a memnea memhas fnot from 30 to 150 out and will start a hardware store in I kindly ixinsented to postpone the olme-!,M?r of Temperance Alliance, and he • quiro until next November. •“« “Ll“lT «>“t«««l.that hi. "life were actual sulmcribers to the Banner, the Owosso. then sealed. ----An interesting stole of average to each township being 81. - -------------------—■-Ml lite Ol. It is thought that WetieU Bra^, of Judging truin the election returns we 1-1?**lh?1* hlh^i’.n OnT^ “J’. ~pldll,“"<' fo«^ T* eiI ‘S^X-roJ^ PP«» S - IM*r mitlaP,^S’ * accept 20 i ahould say that Staton <»uat> <?ounty had ported Begole,' because the former was hud a J( porte-l Itegole, bveamw wau ““““•« to make the average reach loo Two rontideitcv men were arrtwted at few ti'iniierance dudW, who go alwut in j in sympathy with the whisky man mun while ' by Sept. 1st. The Bannek has already their relf-rightw>w». skin-flt prohibition | *h« latu‘,r •*’«* “ prnnwtneni j > prohibv.v the largest circulation of any paper in Reed Citj^ahd fined for trying to cheat a Swede. pontA derate themselves with politi-; olatfonn. friends, the county, and largely leads all itaconOfflcer I^Doke. of Saginaw. hM ,r. »wl prohibition i-oats of very many | nhould have settled toe matter for pn>l ternporaries in the number of Barry ^t^ikMcAu1’-'for w,th! colors, prohibition hats, overcoats, etc. j bibitiouistH, and brought every one, of county readers. We propose to increase j "Away SSSSXfSJm®*“?"■ Uf&Js'o” £25 We give one with every Ready-Made Suit or Overcoat at $12 or upwards. ” £ S. PIERCES’ Great Wardrobe. GRAND RAPIDS To all those who contemplate buying | Carpets, Cirtains, Girtain Fixtures, &c. this Spring. In short they wish to Im* known for i republican proclivities, to the support of our lead, an^l to make the Banner in their o.itapokra probe „r their own ] all respects the paper of the city and county. ' It has bttm our fixed purpose to advo­ cate all measures for the improvement of the city and county. Especially hu it been our aim to build up the mater­ ial interest* of Hastings, and to help what we could to make for it a succeeaful future. Possessing natural advan­ tages excelled by no town in Michigan, with a wide-awake class of young busi­ ness men, we believe that our hopes for a prosperous, growing city are well founded It is already the business cen­ ter of the county. To increase the pat­ rons of our tradesmen, we believe its advantages have but to become more generally known. The business already transacted here each year is not exceed­ ed by any town of its site in the state, and is equaled by that ot few towns of double our population. But large as is the amount already done, we believe it can be im reased by a careful showing of what advantage we already have here. . ' ■t From the businees men of our city the Banner has received each year; an increraed patronage. We ba>» aimed to merit their favoro, and hope to de­ serve even better; idnce the Baknkh i, ip a much better condition to serve be thrown open for- -------foreign made goods Thin extreme tired feeling we have in . —rare Jj.ir.nu. no compete with oux own: for foreign ' "pring. j, fall and during the summer them, aud [to make known their nntorpid liver, we have no appo- nouncemaats to Un people of Barry wools to compete with our own i -------------------county. We behave the press and bucito be for Ajnrrtaaua, no preference |* to tronhlre. Feature, mid apirlu. Itaprad- ness men of a dty should move t<«etbbe shown for Aroeriean ware, no «id}1,pr’*b ,wi l,rKlth- K>“- er. If they do, they surely can Hcrom- goalnen, and evidently fed aiiove the no right to demand that all the party common herd in the matter of morals I, nominetw nouunees shoidd should be be in in sympathy sympathy with with and particularly on the question of- ‘ that plank. We do not’ know that allof them could have united, so far as temperance. They belong to the “I am their rwnpathtea are concerned, upon holier than them" crowd, who have any plank in that platform, It was such exalted ideas of themselves, and so enough to believe them honorable and poor an opinion of others’ virtues. loyal men. When it came to the election These prohibition dudes can evngratu- of representatives from the different legislative districts of the state, it was iute themselves on one thing they have a foregone conclusion that some of the accomplished in Eaton county: they republican nominees would be more succeeded in u few places in defeating loyal to whisky than to the honor of their party, but prohibitionists should temperance republicans and electing not have affnrdeu them an excuse or ar­ whiskey democrats. With this glorious gument for such disloyalty by them­ result let us hope that they are satis- selves bolting the ticket'thathad under­ taken to champion their ciuse. They should rather have stripped off their While the democratic party will lack costs, rolled up Ahoir sleeveA and gone the murage to take any ilednite course in to make thtf republican majority in the legislature large enough to insure with regard to the revenue during the the passage of the ‘•subinifunon’’ act. It presidential year, they have shown was the best chance Michigan prohibi­ • hat tbe sentiment ot the majority of tionists have ever had, and was abso­ reprreeutativednimcraU is. Aafaraa lutely thrown away by them. Their V"'5 oould. the majority of the demo­ action in nominating a separate ticket t<»«l and diHgusted many who had crate In rougrera have tailored tor free lieir friends and strengthened the trails, and opehly champion that doc­ of prohibition. We thory believe that this action of the trine, and advocate the alioiition ol all tariff charges at the eariiwt preaihle party prehibitionista was what defeated "Hubmission" in the last legislature, and moment. The country haa had warn­ believing that we cannot be so brazen­ ing enough that It the free Unde ele­ faced and unfair as to ‘ charge the re­ ment of tbe democratic party gel con­ sponsibility wholly upon the republican trol of the government, our doom will party and license it of “bad faith.” » resident ot Avon I h^p Jun,>’4,1 ieei, »»nere is his equal ? Geo. W.Oresn, treasurer of Mania Emmet county, £» mysteriously dlaappeured. ’ • * ter. '■anlrt.kSrby tbemreidelA Just for the Hake of harmony, wesup- Brice bo orate of FredTr Hotebkhw. Mader Glute l»>tife ttw . .. No good bmitm B1M will dray thi> proportion: the mo,,, widely circulated the H re and pnwreee- W.S. Goodyear & Co. llobt. Donovan Um purcbaaed the furniture stock of Hmrelee A Wen™ Charlotte, from the aadgnee «««ton. Thomson Brom ot st. Clair, will sink •Mw "J11 W«U. since they cannot set ^.“nd PBmp to the surface of the old ~ ' " BuftUo.and “wmlfoWow ‘KwittS^! njurturehatBayaty. TheVlrfUte Spangemacher & Mason he2?12i£!itt.,“<t John K“«U have a industry. We are in such a s inducements that will COMMAND ATTENTION. ’ N. B.—We are headquarters for carpet warp. • FURNITURE, gi-aS&K S' ' ^I^ ofD? H°T lS? b ,Sl"£2 to #'AVll«>x. p S?Ss* ! Mich- Hastings, ,kl< CALL AND SEE US �The Hastings Banner. HASTINGS, FRIDAY, APRIL IS, ISM. Local News. Julina RqmcII. JhurwlH5'- 2401 ol' T at of the paction. It 1> for the great ta­ . _ P- m. All lovers of fruits and are invited to r(flowers ,7?!r^^ reinVlUd to be *"■present. prawnt' ,«ive 8 dan<* at .I,UU^T^!™18y evening next., tereet of the country tributary to aid N. Bailey returned home Tuesday for ; H“ting» in securing this road and thn. a short visit. ’ obtain for all Ume a dm class market E. L. Parish, of Nashville, wm in the • for farm produce. In deriding whether city Tuesday. fa fUrni“h mUde- W“ not 10 aid the proposed railroud, G. M. Dewey, of Owosao, was in tbe J farmers should weigh weD well the matter ,T^VgEAL ^^rieville people were in here brSlight forwWd for their consider- city Tuesday and T**dneeday. ’ Haatings Monday for the purpose of ationBro. Hilbourn made the acquaintance ' testifying in a lawsuit between two cit­ At the residence of the bride’s par- of his family at Musk^on Sunday. izens of that plane. A John II. Dennis is again “on deck,” ’ । wits in this city, Wednesday \eyen Ing, This cut represents our miniature closed Im this issue will be found the G. A. Frank B. Nims and Mrs. Florence Ga­ looking a little worse for his illness. R. directory of Hastings and.Naahville. zette, all of this city, Bev. J. W. Ban­ It is our purpose to publish the full dl- croft officiating., Severn! friends witroctory of all penta in the county. h^ssed the ceremony, and extended con­ The McGilieny entertainment Thurs­ gratulations to the happy - couple. The Messrs. Goo. Marr and J. H. Brown.. day evening last was well attended. presents were numerous and elegant of Hickory Corners, made the Banner ~ . . TT Although there are no musical prodigies We understand Mr. and Mrs. Nims are a pleasant call Wednesday. W ith every purchase of $5.00 or more in Clothing, Hate, in the family the program gave univer­ to make their future home in Grand Mrs. l. el Tyler left for California i Caps or Furnishing Goods, we give one of these Pots. On Rapids. The Banner extends congrat­ sal satisfaction. Monday morning last Her husband breaking the same will be found a card giving the holder one « Lan Kenfield has an announce- ulations. rw¥>n thorn ° . has been there fnr for Mvoml several wizmtha months. Luther Grant and George Y oungof these presents: in this issue, to which the attention of A. H. Ickes wife and daughter, of our readers is directed. Lan means love, two youths aged respectively 13 Carlton, returned last week from a sev­ business, and is prepared to do all work and 16 years, and -who were sent to the eral months visit in Pennsylvania and reform school at Lansing, Grant in J une in his line promptly and cheaply. Ohio. Several youngsters of this city are last and Younglove in February, were Rev. Hunsberger attended the session likely to. become entangledin the toils returned to the officers of this county a M. E. Ministerial Association for the of the law for throwing stones through few days since, they being deemed by Grand Rapids district, held at Newaygo the windows of the dwelling occupied the board of control improper subjects for care and management at the reform Tuesday. by Francis Graves, in the first ward. Jas. A. Sweezey left for New Orleans school Grant has been returned to his A statk law requires that a census father in Hope and Youngiovets yet this, Thursday a. m. He goes as a del­ of all births and deaths shall be taken in the care of the sheriff, the where­ egate to the annual meeting of the su­ in every township, city or ward between abouts of his relatives being unknown. preme lodge of Knights of Pythias. the 10th day of April and the first day Mr. O. Crook, lately appointed mail Fancy Chairs, Toilet Cases, Brushes, Fine Shirts, Watches and Of June. Thin census will be for the agent on the main line of the M. C. year 1883. hundreds of other handsome presents. Remember you receive second annual shearing in Kalamazoo, railroad, has been asked to resign, for Wednesday morning last three pttr- Thursday April 24th, forenoon and af­ the reason of a reduction of the force your present right after you purchase. sons were killed and four Injured at ternoon at the farmers sheds, in rear of being necessary on account of tbe insuf­ Grand Haven by the falling of a brick Sheldon’s bank on Main street. Good ficiency of the appropriation for the wall of a building lately burned. The and ample accommodations have been service. Mr. Crook’s friends here are I killed and injured were sleeping in an secured for a large attendance. Parties much displeased over the matter. adjoining building from a distance will find box-stalls That Railroad.- Again has active The receipt of an invitation to attend with lock and key in readiness to canvassing been inaugurated in the in­ a complimentary dinner to be given at receive their sheep the night previous terests of the proposed C. K. & 8. rail­ the Pheqjx hou^. Charlotte, Saturday with hay and grain on the ground. road. or so much of tbe same as lies be­ afternoon, bg D. B. Ainger, to the corWe guarantee to sell, goods as can be bought anywhere in Thursday night of last week the tween Kalamazoo and Hastings. About respon^pnta iff tbe Chariotte Republi­ office of the Detroit Daily Times was 87,000 yet remains to be raised to com­ the State. > can,, is hereby acknowledged. burned, causing a loss of several plete the quote required of Barry coun­ Every man who can give or get a I thousand dollars to that institution, ty, and this amount must Im- raised, or — PATENT FLOWER POT! G REBLK A POWKRM. ONE FOURTH OFF, TO CLOSE WINTER GOODS. R. MUDOK, ClotKUr. Mlehl<*n Clov«r 8r««l, Ulinoia Timothy WilkiBA. u iMcdiately. SALE. TO RENT. ThiRO and last call for the railroad! Work in second rank K. of P. Monday Evening next ‘ .Judge Smith will put up a wind Mill on his premises. Ackerson, the “egg man." is full of >usines^ these days. Elegant Upright Piano, Stylish Carriage Horse, Fine Top Buggy exhibited in our window, Suburban Residence Lot, ' I Splendid, 8 piece, Bed Room Sett, Family Sewing Machine, Centre, Toilet and Sewing Tables, THIS IS NO LOTTERY . But a fair and legitimate scheme. FOVK new .houses going up in the dollar for the new railroad should put j *»rst and secoriU wards. Tue manufacturers inform us that the in his work at once. It would Im* a 1 burning shame to our city and county plow point trade is good. Ito lose, a competing line of railroad । SE' eral dwellings are in process of j when 87.500 will get it for us. -rertlon in the second ward. Mr. Chas. E. Knappkn has located |I 1,. G. Mogre offers his fruit-farm, one ... urs I| at the thriving Mrnu town vi of niuui Blunt, <iu Hughes mile north of the city, for sale. eimty7‘ifa?'"Tbe w^ttr’iiiunt'^n The I”"*** uP°n which the Timta is printed was saved. Through the court*®/<rf the Evening News the Times wai* i1*8’1^ a* usual Friday morn, ing, somewhat reduced in size. The Times is one of the l*srt morning we lose the road. The benefits arising from another and competing line of. railroad have been set forth in these columns many times, and are so appar[ ent that further remarks on this head । are unnecessary. But we would urge *n the state and we are glad to upon all the necessity of. prompt action, '“*™ th8t it8 "”rv b8>*ti,u‘1 wiU not and the early securing of the necessary tad Mr. K. a wideawake, enterpriring I P"-'™1 IU taMeafam. amount. Seven thousand dollars is not MEN’S SUITS, $5.00 to $30.00. BOYS’ SUITS, $2.00 to $18.00. . MEN’S HATS, 35c to $4.00. , BOYS’ HATS, 25c to $2.0(5. We sell at good all Wool Cassimere Men’s Suit at $8.50. This is cheap at $10.00. The Allegan papers are better than -ver since the fire that swept that town. gentleman, who will be a valuable ac- i -Monday evening, April 21st, the puLstes’ department, assisted placed tn the balance against the beneEa>teh Sunday was observed by up- quisition to the liiMiness circle of the i P*,s | 'by some of the older ones in other de­ tits that would aecure to the farmer. '■ K preprint** services at Emanuel church. town. partments of the high school, will have mechanic and business man. Seven During the past week there were Em„ Joint and Fred. Busby, the thousand dollars, gentlemen, is the ‘oiir interment^in the Riverside ceme- popular barbers of Hastings, are doing a Mayday eelebratiorrand a May pole price to ensure the future prosperity of a g(Mxl business.' Their shop ia finely dance, interspersed with recitations, tableaux and music, at Union Hall. the county and secure a competing line Rem em her that A. R. McOmber is located on State street. Each of the Admission, 20 cents; children 15 cents. of railroad for all time. This amount dling all hollow silver plated ware at boys is sui artist in his line, and their Reserved seats at Hotchkiss.’ The pro­ should be raised before another ujsue of shop is deservedly popular with our ceeds are to be used for the purchase of the Banner, and we hope to be able to people. Moksk E. Nevins returned last week charts for Miss Estes* department. The record-i^our next that the railroad "is vith new goods. Look out for low I The prmninenue of the silver coinage entertainment will be ot an interesting an assui fact. question makes peculiarly timely the and pleasing character, and we Isvpeak prices. Burglary and LArcency.—Tues-j paper ou -The Bank “’of England," for the pupils a full house. Em. Bi shy says a good hair cut is day last Mr. Chas. Cox, of Ross, Kala­ which is announced for the A(ay Har­ brtter worth 25 cents than a poor one at A recent visit to the place of busi­ mazoo county, a young unmarried man j per’s. It is to give a dear account of 3' cents. • ness of Archie McCoy revealed the fact owning a farm in the township named the history, features, and functions of that that gentleman has in stock a full above, was arraigned before Esquire! Holmes A Holly, Woodhgyli, have this centre of the financial world. Hayford on the charge of burglary and . assortment of furniture, from the cheap i quarter column announcement in Rev. A. PP. Moons, of Battle. Greek, kitchen chair to the most elatorate par- larcency. The facts as gleaned by our | this issue. preaehw his farewell sermon on Sun- lor furniture. Mr. McCoy is the exclu-1 reporter at the prelimanary examin-' ~ i’HE Banner has on hand a supply of j.... .. — .i ...rti ....... ... day. and will *oon leave r.._ for Dakota.I. s.jve agent for the Kelsy patent pillow nation.are as follows: On the evening । hEmk notes and receipts which will be , Mr. Moors was obliged to resign his i sham holder, which is perfectly adjusts-' of March 8th last, (has. Oox and one ■ wan «ham oerfectlv udiustalast. Chas. ('ox one •old cheap. pastorate on account of poor health.; to any sized I Milstead.It lays the j Tom. Casey, a man ot rather unsavory' Well, is Hastings to entertain the I The well wishes of m host of HiMtings | Hhams on the pillows and takes them oft I reputation, started from the farm of I G. A. IL boys at their annual reunion | friends will go with him tohis. *est-J instantly without crease or wrinkle. Cox.Kbout 10 o'clock in the evening, ■ u August? ern home. especially auvuiu should vgui call iUiUBtv, and see j nwith and nvmrcu wooden pung for the I. Ladies vnpcvitMl} ivti aa horse<u>u “it.I' ! this useful article, and at the same time I stated purpoM* of going to the house of | There is a scarcity of bouses for I Mr. Geo. ANWKiLKK,of Irving townt rent ib Hastings, with a great demand ship, was arrested upon comptaiu. int of ( 1 -----look--------------------------over the stock ef----------------furniture. Cox’s brother Georgt* in Baltimore ?„h'"'N'Ve warrant all ogoods to turn out satisfretorv. - Star Clothing House 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. 1 HAVE SEVERAL DOZEN GOOD BASE BALLS •<! Every purchaser of a (or the same. ’ . Hair cuTTiNtk^Qcents, »it Eva and his wife charged with assault and l>at-; There whs lots of fun at Scudder’s township. On the following morning tery, perpetrated upon his lawful spouse ejevator Tuesday, caused by the break- Mr-John E. Long, of Barry, discovered on last All Fool’s day. George la to ing of the crank 4n the engine used that two bags <?f clover seed had been । Ailbcrt's burin r shop, in the basement •»t the Rower block. answer to the charge before Justice there. The engine flew like lightning. stole*. from his granary. From the tracks in the snow he huh that there , The letter from C. M. Knappen, pub­ Hayford to-day. He vehemently denies an(j pi^-es of the machinery traveled in the soft impeachment. { aj] directions. Fortunately Mr. Greusd, were two of thp thieves. He followed ! lished elsewhere, will be read with in­ these tracks tn the road and by the pe-, I t is now about the time of the year i of the Engine and Iron Works, hapterest by his friends here. when thoughtless persons are wont to pened t<» he prreent, and shut off steam, collar track of the sleigh he followed Tuesday last D. R. McElwain re­ pick flowers and break twigs from ever-' The engine was badly broken, and sev- them to the premises of Mr. Herring­ vived a telegram announcing the death greens in cemeteries. The board of eral days will be occupied in repairs, ton Bellinger, of the same township. *ot his brother in Buffalo. directors of Riverside cemetery say Dr. Will Upjohn, who is diiwecting Mr. B.’s smoke*house had been raided You can now address him as ’Squire that they will prosecute all offenders of i human bonea, or building some infernal during the night andla number of hams Wm. Sweezey, by the grace of the this kind interfering with the flowers machine,at all events he is working with stolen, a portion of which were found greenliack party of this city.! ’barred jumped in the snow by the roadside about 801 and shubhery on those grounds. J vboors in the room above, *“ Those formerly opposed to the water full 26 -feet, judging from the noise. rods distant, the sleigh evidently having M il A. Darling, of this citj;t has a * orks are rapidly coming to think that The medic rushed out, so frightened broken down. The tracks were folchicken, hatched November last, that they will be a good thing, after all that he forgot for once to lock the door Ipwed to Mr. Geo. Cox’s in Baltimore, has somewhat peculiar ideas, if fowls where the pung was found broken and after him. Bro. Peckham, of the Freeport Herhave ideas, concerning the eternal fit­ ! some clover seed in the barn. Case> *kl. is musically inclined, leastwise be ness of things as regards uggs. T uemday evening Marshal Nims This was there, hut (has. Cox had stopped Ubm purchased an organ of E. A. Matti­ particular hen is in the habit of laying received a telegram from Saranac stat­ at the home of, W. Forahey, in Barry. son. . doubl*-yolk eggs, and Sunday last she ing that tbe body of a drowned man That same day (k>x and Casey skipped Don’t fail to ask for the men’s fine outdid herself hy laying a triple-yolk had been found near there, and aa it the country, the whereabouts of the i was surmised that the deceased was latter yet being unknown. Cox returned hand and machine^ewed latest style Journal ind Tribune 1» from "»»«■>«»■ re<l“'Bt w“" th8t *hoes made by Smith, Simmons & Pea­ ' eiihGolumn folio, I u'« Unital come and Identify the body a few days since and was arrested. He body. • claims that he was made drunk by now issued1^in an _ --------if possible. Wednesday Deputy sheriff The W. C. T. U„ will meet with Mrs all printed at home, on a new.! Geer and Mr. Chas. Hotchkiss went to Casey on drugged liquor, and knew H. G. Garter, on north Broadway, next power press-cun by steam, and with an ‘ nothing of what happened during the Tuesday afternoon at half past two entire new dress of type, (te make-up Saranac, but found that owing to ad- night He was bound over for trial at ?n^’”Wa*,TrOLlttatilfonH7nd«Tvaneed deeompoaition It .» neo. o’clock. bi tasty, aud the far; th , bury pn,v iouM, the circuit court with laiil in the sum ' of 8500—another victim of whisky. . . evenirtr. Erom artirire found In tha An raster boy put in an appearance son still occupnw tbe “,1“r'81 ’ uHlceht guarantee as to theiqtaUty of , of 1)OdJ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Additional local on opposite page. |. Hams, and Billy is one of the happiest the mental part of the inatltution. jt was identified as that of litalri men in town. J. M. Rogkkh A Co. have an impor- Murray, a shoemaker, formerly of this THE NEW BARBER SHOP. U. ,-w _ ___ _ ■ — —.* r. tt. ju .. . . j business here, Grit This seems to be a general time of taut. announcement to iiiiv* our Farmer farmer> dty He did a good but neuralgia, a* we hoar of several indi­ readers in thia issue, concerning the | whiBkev and the gambling dens got the In the Basement of tWf. viduals in the city who are afflicted Johnston mowers, and the North FairOf him, and last fall fhe walked w^tli that disease. field plow. This firm have their head- fraDQ Hayings, having “blowed in" all i nyirr TY ni ' 1Z I D 1-.L7 V IN. . Ladies, don’t forget that the fine quarters in tbe elevator on Broadway, of his money. For some time previous I 1X.V7 W tL lx. h^ drunk, aud his drunk was | shoes made by Smith, Simmons A Pea­ and will be pleased to show up tha*1 he and other farming implements to all continue»l after his arrival at Saranac, t who intend purchasing. See them | up t<) the middle of NoYember last, when you want anything in their line. I when one day he run from the shop, A special meeting of the board of evidently In a state bordering on delir­ •upervisors will be held Monday next HaxTiNim &tv has now arrived at a for the purpose of fixing upon a basis point where it must either thrive or ium tremens. The last seen of him alive he was running on the railroad , of assessment, etc. nnwuer or berome '• “ilewd” town—it body are worth more than any other shoe you can buy. H ustings Lodge No. 68 I. O. O. F. will celebrate the 66th anniversary of the advent of the order in the United States, on the 26th. Thk regular monthly .meeting of the Hany county Horticultural society will be hHd at the ix>urt bouse in the city of A Clean Shave Eva and Albert Troutwine haw The anticipation of of another railroad *■“ found in a stream crossed by the opened a new barter shop, and propose The antieipwtion another railroad ZMhZdnn.rtfodo.ithita^^erityin.faUro-l. Whether It — talrita «• to conduct it in a satistaotory niaruy-r to all who may wGA their serv wee. ttwpwt M^jhouhl the project now ; not>li»iM »m _________ beiinc agitated fall through, without doubt the buainrea IntereaU of the city would luateriaUr .offer In conaequmre I pIBirr clas* dwelling home to rent at dollars per montt axAeraa » ' lUia.!. Try the Lady Barber! Gets one Free. R. K GRANT CLOTHIER. BUILDERS’ HARDWARE PAINTS, OIL, &c Large Stock, Low Prices. H. A. Goodyear &, Sens. �THE FAULT-DEMON. [Rob Hawthorns Lathrop.] Pre seen a whiuwwbed maiden . With flowing gold hair ladec, A» beaw-bardened body rm «h« could bear, And than catne a wild black raven. So eager and so craven, Aj-1 hid himself all silent in her fair gold hair. When «hs cried. •’Thou mblwhaven!" “Caw!" said the wild dark raven, And all her tedious life hr only said “Caw!* Yet sate be on her shoulder, This heavy black Wrd-lnwlder, And moved not, would not leave her, for patience or for law. Now, oa her tomb was graven “Tb.- Maiden of tlw Raven, Sutne said that it was pride Gave tto bird so Jong a ride." Bnt he left her wlurti Lhe church-bell soDuroualy. LITTLE PEOPLE. A BAZAAR IN INDIA. [Indianapolis Sentinel.] Abraham Lincoln, while a resident of New Salem, Ills.. followed various avocations. With all the rest he was “storekeeper" and postmaster. On a certain occasion, one of his friends, having learned that an agent of the poajtoffice department and a “drummer” were ‘in the village—the former to col­ lect what* was due the government from Lincoln, as postmaster: tbe latter to receive from him, as “trader;” what he was owing the firm represented by himself—and knowing Lincoln was never overburdened with spare funds, went to the store and offered to loan him a sum sufficient to meet the claims he wus so soon to be called upon to settle. "You are very kind,” said Lincoln; “but I do uot think I shall require your assistance.” Pablle Tvllete —- ■kalis RAD AOOTDDTT. “^■kL.n.nt Krm»v [Belgravia.] The immense number of ‘ stalls for quarry at Jto^ndale. Ulster Co., IC sweetmeats is among the most striking explosion wm- day tn the quany peculiarities of a native bazaar. The lort H totally. Under‘b<,1‘,nPre^!"^ consumption thereof must be tremen­ matter was lew serious the local **{ dous, to say nothing of the quantity of Mr. Crabat thaj hto eye was not lost sugar-cane whioh old and young seem could be saved by treatment The ”1*?™“®"* to munch whenever they are not chew wa» tried and failed. Worse remained behind, ing betel. And yet the beauty of their for he was In danger of kwlng the other also, teeth is by no means in accordance through svmpatbetlc Inflammation. In this with our theories of the disadvantage strait be consulted Dr. David Kennedy, of Bnaof snch dainties. Every mobth alike dout, N. Y., who told blm the Injured e|e mnat displays rows of such dazzling ivory as be taken out to save the other. To this Hr. ,DY^kb" put most Europeans to shame—the Crabo:demurred, and Hisfocal physician said;^Go J® New ¥or^ latter too often reminding ns of that To New York the patient went, and owe of toe Northumbrian farmer who went to inuBl U1I,U. oruUste. most ,., eminent om case, »*hL said: rf/'-hSF You, have “candy Newcastle." to invest in a set of looked at the «we, v< tos> one t.l« ,na raturnal with . com- | X’SSliiF' "XS? k’UU DrLINDSEYS BLOOD SEARCHER UipartXW UU 266ti wr IDITION.-PBICKOilvii MAIL, POST-PAiO ’ plate set of boxwood, as he Within a few moments,which the agents en-' the ruined eye nnd treated Mr. Cr ■>“*.; KSS.'SS'SXS? I tered their presence, and Lincoln took '“■‘V i an old stocking from a drawer, out of price, “and mair the color of the sold Dwxrfiisad Midzeta. . which he poured a lot of copper and ones." Perhaps respectful insolence ter treatment. , .____ „ [Cleveland Herald.] silver coin—the latter mostly in nieces could hardly have devised a ---------more cut- -------------------J ------------Are }ou you troubled trouoiru wiiu with Dy»pep»ta. Liver Com• _i_. Constipation or nr deranirment <!»rmid*ment ofiu* 01 UM' “I have been looking all over the 1 of a small denomination. ting remark than that of a beaver, who, nUlnt. world for a woman no bigger thou I . -There is the very money I have when hi, muter hwi thorotahlj- • lort It will not diaiipolht w you. am," said Che.Mah, the Chinese dwarf, , taken on account of the postoffice,” ho his temper, observed with a low salaam. Dr. Kennedy's “Favorite ireat Medie.1 Work ■It® Bemedy" Remedy" for lor sate by •••• •• • ■ alldruigists. at the museum last evening, “hnd if I remarked to. the agent, “and I think and quite in accordance with his duty — ra -t— * ---------you wiU fUd ifc the exact amount due could only find her, and then mairy as valet, that he thought master had her, I wo’ild be happy.” Che Mah is yon.” forgotten to brush his teeth that morn­ IIMMIUUU or exeww a bon* tar iZZ. I ro« about the smallest man of his age liv­ ing I It was, to a cent. ing. He is 46 years old, and only two This business had hardly been con­ As to the ^atives, they are forever feet four inches high. But Cite Mah is cluded when in came the “drummer.” bfushing theirs, or rather polishing rich, with a regular income of 62iM» s Lincoln had recourse to another old them, with a soft, flat stick about the week, and m anxious for a wife with stocking, with a sim lar result width of yonr finger. As yon pass whom he cun keep company during Iris So soon us' the two were' again by through a native town in the early M long hours on exhibition. Che Mah is themselves the friend said: morning it seems as if the whole popu- . H TRADE MARK a particular friend of Chang, the “I suppose, were a third creditor to lation hud turned <Ait of their houses to Chinese giant, who is eight feet tall, present perform this part of their toilttf in himself, a third stocking ,7— • —' •“ ■!lire I. but who admires Che Mah, not so'much would enable you to settle with him, public, and such an amount of scraping i lor size as for his nationality. and polishing goes on that you marvel smiling. Tbit book nbould be read by the naw g , J3hc Mah has written a little book “Yes,” returned the future president. how any enamel is left. Nor is this the stnirtloe and by th.- aftu h o W JS* T ** about dwarfs, himself in particular, in “Look here," and he held up three only part of the morning adornment beeefll Uwdou "1* Il rjwhich ho tells of the high social posi­ other stockings. “In each of these is that occurs in public. The bath is w 00 .“water Of so trn to whwn „ . I Liver and Kidney Bemedy, tion of his family and explains the the sum I severally owe to three parties either at the river or the open tank, but msranui. liisUai lor or suani i.u . * | Oompoanded from tbe w*ll known cause of his peculiarity of form. His —the only persons in the world to promiscuous washing goes on in the Curatives Hops. Malt, Bnchu. Manmother, while walking the streets of whom I aon, pecuniarily, indebted. I street at all hours and seasons, as does bo-- "’rret, Rr<ty draktx Dsndeb m. 8*nwt*rtlU, Can Mass., who may be conwM^! <iria]i Ningpo was greatly shocked and fright­ see you are' amused at my method of also the work of tiie barber, who reduces j oara flasradn, etc., combined with an qulrtns ikill and exprlciM-r Chroni^i’ agreeable Aromatic Elixir. - f I sUnale disease* lhal nave bat tj rt a t ened by seeing a very small oliilu transacting business. I never allow my­ the fine, silky, black hair to a very < F 5 the akin of all other phVM< lau» HR AT, crushed to death by the falling of a self to use money that is not mine, how­ small top-knot. This is the only mo- ' THEY CUE DTSPETSU 1 IHiCHTTCI, ~5-g apeclalty. Sueh trvaier -; rpTJVQT?T r tree. She was gn»atly affected, and ever sorely pressed I may be—and I in­ ment when the lower caste Hindus are 1 g ccaafully wlttiout an in 1 -tl I OJjTLF " g- rtaarc of failure when Che Mah was born shortly after- tend to be prepared to pay my -hills ever seen bare-headed. HDGULATB THS BOWELS, warti he bore a most striking resem­ when they become due, without delay If, therefore, you care to mark the I 7 ?i *T ~ They cure Rheumati.'.rn. and nil L’rlAXDENS MANIFOLD blance in face aud figure to the little or inconvenience to those whom I owe. strange diversity of cranial develop- j ■ nary troubles. They Inrkromte. nourish, strenKtbon and quit* one that was killed. The child killed The simple system which I have ment between the elongated high skulls ' tthe Nervous System. wan but 2 years old, and Che Mah adopted— using a stocking to represent of the upper castes and the low type ' As a Tonic they have no Equal. >00.000 MjbJcet- and S.Ooe Bimm has never grown bigger than a child of each creditor and placing in it the oommon to the serfs, or low cast s in 1 Uons. numerous ma|». X volurjr--.. Um- ortav. that age. Attention has been cnlled to money, to be passed to the creditor other words, the descendants of the i fStS.OC; cheniWt rdltinii #1.'.<><) Swrur-r frvtti }*<«» free, ftdo 000 VS1DUM.< the resemblance of Che Mah to the himself, at some future day —renders Aryans and those of the aboriginal j €<m desrelpUve « •talnCnr free. Hook» lor Nhetlaad Powtew. baby killed by the mother of the dead the former unnecessary and the latter races of India), the barber’s hour will1 ’ ’‘ Hops end Malt Bitters Co. l”'f£rv P*i»"’ nt on endwwe d Hol.U-ln and Dev on t attle. child meeting Che Mah when he wus possible." S’ve you.ample opportunity for study. I faith. NOT sold by ;-rire< too k» DETROIT, M!(?H. Our customers have the advantage of our many JOHN K. ALDEN. 1^1,11^. H VetetW 4 yuays of age, and exclaiming, os 1 short, but for this little celestial top ant experience in twveding and importinc: NelkYurk. P. (>. Rox UK ’ the seized him, that her little one had nt<- collect Jous; opportunity ot ccnipanns dliknot, you might imagine, as yon glance I ierrnt breeds; km prices, because of extent of (Pall Mali Gazette. returned to life. The circumstances at a group of those shining skulls, : business; and low rates of transportation. CaXAddison, in one of his quaint articles attracted wide-spread attention and led alutfurv tree. Correspondmee solicited. that you had got into a colony of the 1 to a judicial investigation, wlierein all on fashion, gives n humorous de.serip- ■ huirless men of Australia; that curious the peculiar facts of the case were tian of die ns<> and fall of the hairy tribe of aborigines known as the Bald I towers of ladies* heads. As fashion Men of the Funders and Albert rivers, i brought out. Mention tbe HxJfTiJKM Bax xu. dertitato o”?ny7«.’ "The most attractive little woman as willed it, the structure v»n«d in size | “JJ and Ethich ••» th» ik BuaaU. red rd«re. SO rl-». a curiosity,?‘ said Mr. Elliot, of the m.l>l»pe.uulu>twU..tb1 the hul.es, Up, of heir, .nd go through life from 1*TOHKM of \ m F..HC thoir ,V(J M museum, “who was ever on exhibition, of Uuwn Annes tune so it is .n the t|,eir rataloeur fro*-. <l«y» of Queen \ lelorn.. Not manj J bilIiard bllIL motll „ M . is. Lucy -Zarate. She is the smallest of JOHNK ALDEN. Pub: „veJ jjj d them all, l>aing but twenty-one inches | years ago huge chignons" and onor- tur„ uonld K™1 -i" 11' of she had and weighing fifteen pounds. She can I ’T Pv f U'tlrrU ““ *•' ’ °[ •” - , great deal of trouble if if she had created created tcHr' VcwoSSmSI 'M1J.1AM HEID. wh<vlrealc and retell drater i PAYSONS m wilh „ L dollcicncT command a salary of >750 a week, and worOankind, the dealer, m human ha.r I th --, — --L the ---- „ —m ...—.. Next i French him! Anirrirnn window kIkm. plait­ anil thoir aceomptaes.the hau-dr^sors II comes the Ulo paintiag p^nti .otL'o. lentiiKi MIDAl. a wiiham Kino*. riblHil and roqjth (Mate for nky IteiitM. cut is quite wealthy.” of thomcorioo, those curious and rtntneled ctaM. slIvrr-platMl ^aaah bare. 1 <* I N K I grew noh. Wesamg .the latest whim of and mBrfa y, denoting Xrtshlm,. SOywaf*. MkyHI Mrs. Gen. Thumb is probably the French and G<-nnan looking zbws plate*. tea<! IDraMtau^is'.eoYO * he most whimsioal among the doit.™, caJe and Md otherwise olhorwi,o symbolical. gJmboliral. ,Some SoraB * |. caste most intelligent dwarf living. But tlie suid oil 2?0!'’ I’wtjy- IsilntM. etc. 73 and TO But men or rather, women grow h .„ tllM0 w!drt liD i, other, perom ’ £*rneil 'trret nW. Ik-trolt. Mkh. Write for re 1T. H A& ’ vttne ! only real live doll baby is Hop o’ My , ( । mnalco. d 1stripes . 7 1 ; a small horizontal‘line Thumb, the little Novia Scotia midget, Wiser, and all at once tbe head;, but | dicnlar by the weight of ' on the forehead who weighs scarcely more than ten recently bowed down Lau»iin .... -, । me io.ene.uidenotes having having bathe !; . ’ up, and hide- । jn faot( l»eing ready for society, lifted pounds. Martha's Vineyard has re­ artificial hair, were T^ । ’ --L. Other, lexical cods took the marks show at whose shrine cently sent out two little people, tbe ous “bangs” nnd clashcal -----------------JOHC shrine worship place of the farmer monstrositit^. The Ad-.-.mR sisters, who are each scarcely has lieen offered; the trident, for in- I the treasurer ot saM rebut » •* o#«rvd l« three feet tall, and who are valuable as change seemed radical, and iiair-dealerr tan co, denoting the worshipers of Sisa | sale nt pubii<- auction to Du- hinb«-*t bidtei. b» Oui poalttvcir ba cuiwl hv iWm » curiosities because of their intelligence. wore on the brink of despair. said treasurer, on tb» Aim .'! ••■. > »f M>» net "*» DR- *• «au«/w. h catarrh at tire treasurer'- .ft'r•. in > o.;fl boor. But by-and-by the discovery was “The trouble with little people or lhe <*tt) of iiasiiux* in ^ r..i .-•>.»i.ty of Itor made by one woman and another that midgets," said Mr. Elliott, “is that bolt 1 being the tlihe ai«d pla.t •1<-»lg:..u«l forU. to Ue wwil. and [New . York Ia-uw to Troy Times.} . Ui®. for Hay Fever, also unpaliwt llr.rl». ut»Ur ». ordinarj tax sate*< if n«>i i>re»it.---i,’. few of them are intelligent, ami many not all hair would “friz,” and that even illness of this much-esteemed The illncaa nt thl» office areorutre tr> Is” of them ahno~t brainless. A large a plain knot of hair at the back of the I The list may be ta-n suml.caUMi Mlle number of t|ie children midgets on ex­ head could not be produced without [ woman, though not of a dangerous oBrr ut the countv tn-aMiter ■ I hibition about the country are repulsive the aid of the hair-dresser. Tbe appar- | character, w sufficient to awaken some byldm The land* w-fil lxoffcntly simple shape required, in fact, i apprehensions in Fifth avenue circles, ‘noustrosities. But when a diminutive t prior i® chasr of tbe state -. . JIT ——w-—wbo nas nu family occupies a spacious, but pecimen of humanity is discovered who much more attention than all the ' the sale in the rountj TP»0E MARK. as a well-develope.1 intellect he is in- almndonod wealth of plaits and tresses, pwin-looking Loose, whose brick front Hair-dresserR could no loager be num! presents a marked contrast with the «ed » rarity. Tom Thumb found himelf a large man when compared with here! among the simple workmen. To j marble palaces which abound in that to -« f centej and —»»»-». of wealth .j fashion. John t . Defanll having been nppl- hi tec WRJSJttD ther mites during redont years. Bnt satisfy their fuir customeis they had t: bottle, aud do not buy without U g bangs bangs of of i Jwod, however, is a plain man and had rt-rialn Indenture <>: nn>ni.-.ir<. ■•. nnne4»«< Je was one of the first ever exhibited, become artists, producing, tenth day of J.-unuiry. A l> i and artifl! sufficient independence to indicate this airy carts, soft coils, 1 ’ “ prestige-gave md his prext'ge gave him a lasting a,rZ <H*rls, so Southward andtCaronne. ht- wife, !•’ ^MiuaicJ -urJ by his style of building. The family “ „ , 'Ting with nstury Dibble, ntod rtworded in llw •■rtire M te* *4%}’ time. Th A“A w,.i There wid never be another. 9' “ .P»Olng», ter of Dced» for Barr cunnt i Mlchtom. on tn iljf I lives in handsome but not lavish style, > perfection of workmanship. 7om Thumb People, have become so in twelfth day of .lanuan A 1» M J®* o’cloek a. m., in Ulwr u of u 114 ou Nf'' accustomed; to • ur.'us&ties, and have Long hair had formerly been re­ and there are probably fifty families in avenue that ten. on which imM mortri u- tn- f- «• u it, the tUe. avenue that spend spend more more Money fiionev seen so manv little pebpfe, that mites, , quired, and highi prices are paid for it, be due, at tbe drte of thin • the ‘nmy from a fair-haired Gerduring the course of the year. The ... . --------- — znidgrts or dwarfs have ceased to create whether it come f_____ _______ :__ Z seven humtrwl am! «lxty-?n ; wi niatc one cent*, aud no nrocv«'«Hnu"- J. ‘"g the great sensations they formerly did." man village girl, a bride of Heaven in only noticeable extravagantice is Mrs. xtltutetl Kt law to rreovvi f- -UresrtUOf an Italian convent, or whether it had I Astor's diamonds. lends. She Hhe baa bas a passion secured by said tm«rt<Nr been the pride of 'a Chinese, who hail ! for precious il. * whiah *’ stones, in she has and the powcrof sale tliervin '->ntelne>! n«-“--------- ---(I>r. Felix Oiwaltl te TJjipiweotU. Magazine.] only parted with it after death. Now, invested to the he extent of 6250,000; but hreomeoperathe, aotlcr - !<re-hv That our ancestors emanated from however, it was no longer quantity but ft?e good property and can at any the :ihade« of n tree laud is one of the quality that was' required, and soft time be turned Into cash, few pointe on which Moses and Darwin gio<sy hair, though short, grew to be Mn>. Astor, whpee maiden -Lp.--------.,MU4O name WM was More attention was Oibbs, was married under the very agree, and it seems, hardly probable highly valued. that the deeoendauts of a forest should also paid to color, golden hair, the od- j »hadow of death—the original John be damaged by « little tree shade, miration of poets aud painters of all Jncob having passed away about the hue, I «»• of his -grandson's wedding. Mrs. especially where time shade hr confined to time* beooming the favorite the six warmest months in the year. which, however, like pure white and 1 Astor has J; displayed —1—J -a vbenevolent . dis .. ­ (wH) o< northeast quarter (iw‘4 <4 After (h'tobei, when sunshine becomes reddish -brown hair, it is difficult to position, her favorite charity being the fhlrty-alx (»». In towns.hH> nx" ' . preferable to sliade, trees do not ob­ procure. Children's Aid aociety. She has sent a rasae niao <a) west. reatainnK struct th* iajs of the sun. They merely larger number of street chUdren west osoft or iMa. or so much tjjvivof-- -MH* " ••■•y tow the amount d>w «i> '""X, nroderotc its summer glkre, and at than any other of our philanthropists. [Nineteenth Ontnryl This, indeed, has been her favorite noon oSfer the l>est possible refuge from The cloister was reallv the living chanty. Her son, Waldorf, is a clear­ the brooding heat. No human con­ place of tbe monks. Here they pursued headed business man, and now holds trivance can rival the anti-oaloric ar­ rangements of a leafy canopy—free ac­ their daily avocations, here they taught the important position of minister to cess to all the winds of heaven, and a their schools, they transacted their itome. He is now very desirous to re­ roof imper ious not only to tbe direct basineM,- they spent their time, and turn, since the feeble health of his light of the sun’s rays, but also to their' pursued tbeit stndids, always insociety, parents requires his presence. Some warmth, which is felt through a single t-o-operating and consulting, and, as a years ago his father gave him a power roof as plainly as though a flimsv sun­ rule, knowing no privacy. “But a monk of attorney to control tbe immense es­ shade. But a shade tree, with its hun­ always lived m a cell!" I think vipu will tate, and this also makea his absence wJaartit'K dred strata of light- absorbing lastree, be inclined to obje^tf The sooner you objectionable. Hence his resignation interposes an effe tual barrier to the get rid of that delusion the better. Un­ and reappearance in this dty is a mat­ the cheapest work KTBR^rnrrm hottest sun; sad, moreover, phyits have til Henry IL founded the Carthusian ter of expectation. -—T n ej__ . a direct i efrigerating influence, aftalo- abbey of Witham, in 1178, there was no gous to that of animal bodies ia gener­ such thing known in England 0 • ating warmth. Even under the blazing monk's cell, as we understand the term. I Benton Globe.] sun the juioe of oranges, watermelons, It was a peculiarity of the Carthnaian -BMket supper," ,re , ponul,, appl&S etc., is from ten to fifteen de­ order, and when it was first introduced church reventte amusement in western JUUTO8AL KNOWUtDGJ. grees colder than that of stagnant w*. it was regarded as a startling novelty Masnachusette villages just now. Each ter, and on dandy summer days the air for any privacy or anything approachilitode to bo tolerated in a mon­ roung My pnpw with h«r on ©f a treeless district is oomidernblv S" Und. » Mpwr for two ud pulu it w . The Carthusian system never warmer than the atmosphere of a shady » buket, rolling • llip ot paper bearing forest on sunny days. J much favor in England. The horuuio rnude one of the uapkiur Carthusians never had more than nine Each gentleman bur, a bukel Ud houses all told; the discipline was too rharoa the content, with the roung led v ICbicuKx Journal.] rigid, the rule too severe, the loneliness whooo name he tad, within, WdraiThe largest bell that was evmi. grmt beUot Mo,cow. RwmU* K too dreadful for our tastes and for our ally it may be noted that d repeal, ia climate. In the thirteenth century* if was cast in 1654, *n<] weighed 288 000 I mistake not, there were only two mon­ pounds In 1738 it ww^recast, and UBaARY Of UNlVEBSAL*K*i asteries in England in which monks, or giftvK•bo’Jk <32,000 pounds. It feu nuns could boast of having any privacy, nad uyured, bnt it ,wm any little corner of their own to turn World MTg Co. 122 Kims Street, [Chicago Herald.] into, any place where they oould enjoy There has been started in Barlin a tha luxnrv nf “share company for the removal of truhinn- from pork.” A patent is being applied for to exploit a rooently in [Ckicsco Harald.] , ,,^—---------**«««*, auu wirooui vented process to that effect, consutinr Cooterta of a bouse which was levied we assume that nobody could <m by a * “ “ * -------- —~r —. BITTERSfl The most Eitensive pure-bred Live I® 8BEAT BLOOD PIOS Stock Wlistat™EWorl(l. ■CYCLOPEDIA RUSKIN’S WORKS.” Glass CATARRHiilEAD • CAtL AT THI BANNER OFFICE . --- FOR--- -v. ! First .Class Job Work, ELECTRIC OIL EAXScrapes*® ADVERT/SEPE W0RLDJSC¥CLOPEDIA FIRST-CLASS JOB WORK! 11013877 one broken tray, �4 I'*ju bl® ixffxt tbe ankle; Mother wri■ ouUy wounded Lieut. Gilbert In the ■ foot «o that amputation became necee- The Hastings Banner. HAKT1S0S. KB1PAT. AFBU. U. 1W4. : NOTICE. wlH rtlltc i i ■ ■ub»cription; [ ! ; Local News. WAR SKETCHES. riw next morning he returned to the ,oiup-.mv and ^1US cYer after a8°od bul-tier AU the battle of the Wilder..(»« he was- wouhded and in company i. -Li the writer went to Lincoln hosl„tWashington. Picketing at Catj, .ti s j-, v-itreinely dangerous business, and scarcely a night passed without . ,m.- one being killed or captured, t I.<■<•_ having been headed off, slowly r^no-.M his steps, tearing up the rail­ : nd doing Mich other damage as - ! to inipedc our pursuit. Event,dl!, a.- followed on and went into; . ,ii-■ ni-ar Warrentown court house. > i: j mint of the railroad having been '• ri ^.'supplying the army was a hard •!» mid for several weeks we were on ..mulimitations having been fully r.-t.il hslu-d. on the morning of Nov. 7th vfea.t- 'it-gan n forward movement with -.he mlenlion of driving the rebels back .nut ccriipving the level country adja- ■ . . . , | ,. , M •, I< □Ip. piBT. court ------ 1 home and .I Bnmd.'1' .'■'.■ition, station, south south of-the Rappa-! Briibii of the Rappa,,I;.wrlh of the Rapidan und .nnwk. north of the Rapidan and ‘ ,l.;n4 I',, lin,-,’f the Orange and Alex- A BLUE-M.O0O RANCHMAN. •ary, and the shell the instant before it .”!“Ved knapsack from (New Y«rk WoiM) 1 eter Brott s back and he was ever after 'PM’ Marquia de Mor^s, rauchmsn, This was the most terrible «mved in this city from hi* headqaarexplorton that ever occurred in our regto Lilt’a Missouri, Montana, on iment Two men were killed instantly Saturday. The marquis, it will be retwo died in less than twelve hours, and meml>ered, had a great deal of trouble two permanently disabled. Spurlock with the cowboys in the neighborhood, lay ju»t behind me, and having been who threatened him, ho time for two* week* he was in danger of his life every good friends he called piteously to me time he ventured, from his home. for hejp. I can see his face now as jHe is a very pleasant spjken gen tiesaw it then withka mingled expression toa*. actions are graceiul, and hi* tall, erect and supple form is suggestive of despair and determination. Instantly realizing his condition he quickly pulled of great *irength. He can scarcely be more than 26 yeara old. All his actions a handierchief from bis pocket, tied ft are suggestive ’ of a thorough military around one of his mangled legs above training. The marquis, until his ar­ the knee, and snatching his bayonet rival in llu* country, was a captain in from its rfieath, thrust ft between hfs the trench army Bud a member of the leg and the handkerchief and in ktw staff of the late Comte de Paris. •»>d he to a reporter of The tune than it takes to tell it he had the world yesterday, throwing himself in handkerchief drawn around his leg and an easy attitude, “my life has not been the flow of blood nearly stopped. The lived upon a bed of rose* since I came sight of his mangled limbs as he sat to cast my fortune* with the citizsns of there with the blood streaming from thu country. But don’t **k me anythmg ub-rnt my fight* with tha cow­ them was horrifying in the extreme. boy*; they are all over now aud I be­ But game to the last, as the colonel lieve I can live in pesos in the future. came along Spurlock looked up a8d ex­ > All the detail* of that tight have been claimed: “Colonel, my time has come, tolegraphed, and everybody who read* but Spurlock ain’t afraid to die.” The the daily papers knows about it” The marquis, however, observed that the brave fellbjv passed away that night quarrel aro*e from the fact that be had about sunset. after haying been n*- refused to purchase the land, which moved to the field hospital near by. I certain persona in this city had offered mutated jn carrying off Lieut. GUliert for sale, thinking that he wm u well and saw Spurlock lit tbe hospital, but plumed bird that ought to be ' plucked and could be easily swindled. The he had fainted from pain and loss of land did not belong to them, which blood and never revived. Cooney died fact, fortunately, was discovered before next Doming. Poor Will Ruggles, the sale was consummated. In revenge, brother of Sergt. Ruggles, dug a grave the dishonest speculators vowed that । for his brother with his own Loads, and they would make it hot for him. The mar<|U« purchased a large tract of land ’ assisted by comrades wrapped Philo in in Montana, which took in the throe his blanket, put him in his shallow principal trails through which the cat- | grave and covered him over with dirt, tie ured-iven to the east, south and southwest. then vurveu carved ’T s name in■ a°{rime rude j wtomwvo*,. mm rPhilo aiios plMBd The cowboy, in the neighlurhood gAT MOT gKNTLET BRO. A WILKINS’ THK FIRM OF DECKER BROS DEPLETED STATE WAGONS! q,. . BATTLE CREEK, EXCHEQUER STOCK MUST BI REDUCED. —FORBIDS YOUR— lUBiiimm BUYING t ------------' i ■ ‘ I • Each One Warranted Nice! Respectfully. DECKER BROS. Beautiful! Wall Paper! • CORN, Oats, Flour, Corn Meal, We are making three Ground Feed, Salt, widths of Tire: • Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, Stucco, Seed Corn, Antl ’ FOR HALE BY R. J. GRANT. HF"Examine before purehaAlng elsewhere. MlGH I GAN CENTRA! Buyers are Invited to Call, and See COME! ,h™ The .Niagara, Falls (Route. t GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. 'll' flUlluin? Crand Rapid.*. Lv. Mldiflevilfr Irving .... Eumukm Large and Complete that enters into a house, from 1.'-I7 3.W AM Il 31 |f O Detroit Jaekson Eaton Rapid* 9.118 1 3.15 4.10 [ BORDERS ioo1 (M3 7, » . 8. W 1 B.43 | XL* tjs S.30 (US* 1>.» 10.1:. Doors, Sash & Curtain Fixtures, Blinds, Sun­ O. W. RUUOLJtS, Curtain Pulls, Moderate Prices! 10.57 HTWAIO. We keep a Full Stock of Everything Wail Paper!Sin to Ridge Board’ Have the Best Stock in Town, 7.13 i .is STOCK Window Shades, * WIXTKR TTMB TABLE. Taking effect February 17th. AN INVESTIGATION in. sass ■ I New! to Syracuse, j । ..mire rmintuL It was a lieautifui day, I ;n:t a niM iad and memorable one for The county Convention. i The convention convened _punumnt to । ■ tiiiipany B (my company). The boys re all m a happy mood that morning, i call at the court house, and was called iii 'tin w-hiils and hills along our liqe to order by Win. II. Powers, chairman I inarch resounded with our army of the county committee. Asa D. Rork,;! "‘Iwr ...vered MiehaH Coonsy’. foot • An Opportunity that Occurs but Seldom to Buy GOODS UNDER VALUE J were set against marquis bv were against the the marquis by acents agents I ol theset X.wYork Ao^lT ‘“dX^n to '•***■- Now York people and began to .hoot thee.tu^^ and^ meMce_tho herd­ era. Appeal* to the sheriff End ax nsele-s and finding himaelf in a the marquis determined to stop jp the me | trouble hunrelf._________ Taking a horae iand' a ____________ ________________ e spot | trusty herder he rode out to the aH . lw whore thu roughs were assembled. “ On • the road 1 they met* the * ** ringleikler >— ’ — who was killed by the unerring bullet of the ‘ sontfs :tnd jokes. As hajipy as any of Rutland, was. chosen chairman and j। marquis before he could raise his rifle I E. Hugfrli I’hllo A. Sheldon, <>f Hnstlnp<.wcratary i to l,ia Aonldet. another marcher ot the wi re .S-rg’ts Philo E. * ’s ubtl - • Jas. ■e referred to) aud I of the meeting. i K gong while ithe ! iiv intx ’iuijf. u"b wa. badly woimded. wuuuiicu, wane ■ _. ... ___ ■ I tT_„i ■ I TAif. llinix-thoir littru.w utirl eo.lo n^.n..away. 'pan motion >1... the ehair ............ appointed J. I ftii-nAil te?fc turned hqrww and rode u.-s Michael Cooney and Patrick . .. . «. ..» The marquis was very modest in tellXri,.. ’.•.liksiispecting they were all bo I J. Potter, of Nashville, L. M. .. Dewey, of | I ing his story, remarking: “I have been , :...: 'lit- ‘ rmk of eternity. Alunit 3 ] Johnstown, and TV m. Scudder, of Hast- I I brought up in the army and have been । I- p m. we drew up in line of bat- Ings, ‘ committee on permanent organizp- ; trained J® load my men. I don’t ask a | fl- u ■ilapfi.itr.mfliM-k Station, stocked tion, and M. L. Cook, of Hastings. J. M. j man to go to n place where I would not j Rogers, of Carlton. C. W. Armstrong.of ! go myself, i am very popular now,” t.-u.• ui'l !»eg;m building tires, getting Yankee Springs. W. II. Jewell, of Arty"mtongly »dd«l. m il to wy that hi. I w;u-:. preparing for our frugal • > r. J i 'T. t marksmanship had respect of instilled th> bloodthi ^ rtitfal ahii-h hi- had hot an opportunity ria an,I G. «. .Searles, of Thomapple., jn(0 th„ ’ I u! ■ iiinying -wiiM-r b-aj ing camp. Thous- committee on credentials, and then the j horder< i ‘T came to this country,” he con-| •.imi* -<i eotTre cups, pails, frying pans, convention adjourned for dinner. . Upon convening after dinner and list-1 tinu?d, "not quite a year ago, and dej J-ANp BY— ■ i-ti-, were sinmii ring over the fires. Qur -r______ _ ____ „ — ni.-al w :u* just nicely underway when i ening to the reports of the committee i tenninoH to invest my money to the best advantage. I saw a good opening I mt "rili-r for a detoil of two companies ! on permanent organization and credenMy capjtal wa* : i'i «f.r i egiiDent us skirmishers came, tinls, the the raoveorion convention tottlHlMlown settled'-down to e. i। tlala, to j JLiU il,000.001. L»»t ApS’l'pitch.id i l liost nut ir tin detail kept on with ’ the business 6f electing delegates to the ray tent on the spot where ihrh cookin'. state convention, with W. IT. ■Sculler souri ihiy now stands. I bought about booehtaboat "I* a hih alwint a mile distant we and W.P.Sidmmi of Hastings.as tellers. 50,000 acres of land aud 10,000 head of "•l! >ec a pirki-t line, but had£jlp-1 Every township in the county—bar* cattle. My object was to prove that it was far more profitable to (daughter p"sb! Uk-iu to be our own men in ad- ring Barry—was represented, by full cattle on the range than to ship^ them • -iur <- ot 'u. Whra the detail for skir- ] delegations with a few exceptions—88 to Chicago. The outtle shrink "about uihLts was ordered it flashed upon us i delegates by actual count l«eing present, 12 per while in transit, and this proceeded ha to -k\ line was rebel-,, and that ‘ The convention ' .. ’ ' *to * ballot , amount I. Ural by killing them at ’ ...understanding ma.~ta,..lh.-,h«n*e. 1.n<ll. I'°n«- ,4' PW“Ut I .apply .11 the •rnitj • Un-1, fell lunjk, a lively skirmish i with 11 the that the cunditowns along the Northern Pacino rail-i » w.L*j tn • program for the afternoon’s j dates receiving the largest utitular of road with dressed beef. I have estali- । lo-nt Gt-n. “Bucky” Neil, of i voted be declared elected. Under this liahed eight depute, where the beef is I •fit. । i;k was put in command of | rule the following persons "ere"chosen paqked io iee-honses until sold. “The country along the line of dtirmish line, which was a | delegates to the state convention: that road is ” very fine, specially v one. Before we had had ji IL E. (’omljH. Thornapph*. . adapted for stock-raising. The grass W. II. Powers, Hastings. y ■iiri-t-'finish our meal lhe bugles sound- |,| - OF—is one ot the finest quality and the many I J. J. Potter. Castleton. ■ forward, hnd as one man the skirsheltered canyons have an abundant C. W. Armstrong, Yankee Springs. supply of grass all the year round. I , uii-vli iiiu moved off. werA on a Eugene Davenport, Woodland. own a good deal of land and to encour- 1 !<•.<•! nhtraii containing several Ira Oagood, Hope. age emigration I give each settler who 1 J. M. Rogen, Caviton. th'.iiMtiul ,«-fis and a splendid«vi<rtv of locates upon the government land forty i C. L. Briggs. AKsyria. Un- line could be hail ix>th ■‘waysf The acres of land broken in with crops sown J. W. Sackett, Prairieville. upon it, so that he get* J start for the 'kirou.wli iin<» was a lieautifui sight, the I’hllo A. Sheldon. Hastings. ■iner t .f the kind J ever saw. The main W. H. Powers was unanimously flee­ first year and bo* a arop a-s i*oon as he hn>- •>. i.attle must have lieen grand, ns ted by acclamation chairman of , the reaches there! In this way I benefit the poor and, myself both. Several " fill Ibiniif-r-j iloating in the breeze and county committee and Fred Alexander small towns /which have sprung up h.»\ .*«< ts gleaming in the stln, it moved secretary for the ensuing term. The since luy arrival have given large tracts promptly forward and in perfect line. followingperaons were chosen jiiemi>erH of land tome m a token of apprecia­ tion- Talking of the Northern Pacific ’• n Lee had left a garrison of about of the county committee: railroad, things go on the same as be­ -'""men in a small fort and along Assyria—W. H. Jewell. ■ fore the failure of Mr. Villard, who, I 'mm.- rifle pim near the fort for its de­ Biritimnrc- -<iillx*rt Striker. must more thought of now in URrlton-J. M. Rogen. v m Rapjwhnnnock station where our section of the countrv thi^n during Castleton ©norv Psrspy. A. It. IL bridges the Rappahanhis supremacy He would receive a Huntings L. A. McIntyre. Hastings city 1st ward -J. M McEl­ greater welcome now if he visited the northwest than he did in his memorable ‘"i! .xigwlck with the 6th corps wain; . ... Hastings city 2nd WanL J'• bcudder. {iHd l-^-n sent to dislodge the garrison "Do you like tbe life in tha so-called Hastings city 3rd ward M. V. Barkeruslmks tl,.. tort He raptured both Hastings city 4th want-Philo Shel­ wilderness ?" asked the writer. —YOU* "ut ;ui.l xurrisun. Gen. Wumn with don. -Yes, indeed; I take a great interest Hi-’ 'I.I, rarpB wax sent to drive the in the totnre of the west and 1 ride Hope— Ira Osgood. Irving—Foster Siseion. . over my. randhea and personally super­ 'i-M-, i mln Kelly's ford, iilssit four intend my mon. I have unusual good •iiih-s IhbIow. 1 . luck and have raised some very fine It was for this purpose that we were eatt le. Before long soma of my wealthy •"Ivanr-og ;w exphiine<l above. As we friends bi France will come over to Rutland-.J. D------- o •ulvaiu-e.l the reliel skirmish line in our build tanneries, glue factories and horn Tlmmapple -O.-W. Sewtej. works, and so establish interests that —THAT­ ‘•'■mediate front was the great object Woodland—C. A. II(»ughwill tern! to a sjeedy development of 1,1 interi'st. Would they fight or run, Yankee springs- J. W. Briggs. . the countryMy neighbors are all ••I luith ? ,. were not long, in suspense A motion was made and uarried thM wealthy American ranchers, with inter­ '"T its our -kirinishem began the ascent the ewreUry cull the roll anil wu h dele­ ests as Targe if not larger than mine. ol lhe hill. When ill' close range, the gate rim- end exprew hl» tlret end We all work together and are on the I have demonstrated r,’,n‘l tiiu‘ fired ;j single shot and second choice lor p. eildent. There wee beat of terms. • i.i'.i..', retreated out of sight down the some opposition to the motion, end «v- that berif get* heavier in the winter than during the summer, when the ''PpoMte Hide of the MIL Our brigade eral del^ates ret need to state their grass cower* the prsiriea, and several i"-»k potion Uhlnd this hill and a l>at- choice when called upon. The vote relarge stock-breeders base Leen con­ t»*n of Sjx gUnH was jn potion on vinced that I am right.” gulted u follows . The marquis gave a glowing account hill and playing into the fort. The Find choice-Edmunds 24. Nhennan n’,*|» irspondeif vigorously and with 23, Blaine 13, Lincoln 7. Logan <1. Grant of many immigrants who had prosperous housed, ’dll the result of a single years ‘ rt °n the artillerists and the labors. He intends to raise sheep on a J'nvo! battle in our rear:' 'Lhe shells Second choice Lincoln I*. Blaine 17. grand scale thin year and is ready to a ' uneotufortahly close, and fin- Logan 18, Edmunds IL Shermim 10. Hivest Cfi,000,000 more. Unlike the many noblemen who have visited our •i y mi,, exploded in the midst o/ our Chicago nominee 1. shores, he is an enthusiastio worker, umipany and with terrible effect. The Convention adjourned. who owlreaizes himself voluntarily from wpiHluu blew Um fruIn 1>at N. B. The Buchanan Masonic h"ig«* will the social world to fulfill hi* mission a* M’lly. |,^y. hh)hrain,in unite their fortunes. other men do. I am Sole Agent for Hartings and "■ry ihrectien, and his lifelews Wy Christian Advocate: Neither wealth, vicinity for the Detroit White l^ewl »y al-.ut ten f.«t la-hind me. nor intelligence, nor culture, nor Dorics. A fnn-menioftha ai.eH UMrly society can purchase exemption from ™l,Vw.lM,<,5ior S"’’t Ru*K1'* “> to6 will |Q the great law of aalf-danial. i'ddle, kdling him Irudantlv, and anPhilsdrli>bi» Ledger? Knowledge, percent. Two urn* f.r“*"nrat ton- both of Sergt. Sparlike the btood, u only Withy whilr in sk s kw 0(r imlox the'knees, and an- . jQIBBOLUTION. il. B. LEDYARD. Uenl Msaner, Detroit. .AT. A.,ChIror>. Gray’s Specific Medicine. Of Oyr Own Make, Am low as can be bought in any com* peting market in the State. TRAM MAWRThcGrext IbkjaAD^JAaK iinfit'UHK eun* for Seminal follow 1« a queuce lx. Self-' 'S premature icrnvc. fcl nacttcutaa I Plaaifig, MiUtog I taug Si rrwfl/of Ih/ PROMPTLY DONE, PATENTS® And Satisfaction Uuanuiteed. j I . Road Scrapers! " *M4Ve a 00 whieh wedroire ]SJ BENTLH BROS. IIMB8 Mt iliiiiW . hy I RAY MKDICjNlt ca.ItaffUa. N.T. JitoC counterfeits. we haw adopted �to Ml cento, and port row M owta to Si.034 above tbe prices of Tuesday. Sadie Heigh, of Chicago, who killed her in a room - fot _____________ states that it was agreed that he should I Oil has been struck at. Roscommon, a hotel waiter for circulating false re­ obtain a divorce and that lhe complain- I ports as to her character, has entered a Michigan, at k depth of 500 feet. ant shonld marry him, but that she un- | At Fresno. California. Friday, a cy- plea of guilty of manslaughter. Sent­ dertook to break her oohtracL ence will be pronounced next week. «Jone demolished several buildings. In the Sharon divorce case at San Tbe strike of unpaid employes of tbe Senator Mahone’s condition is such Francisco, a female witness undertock that he has left Washington for Peters­ Toledo, Cincinnati and St. Louis road to draw a revolver on one of the couiextends from Dayton to Cincinnati, burg. t sel, and her son made a similar attempt. The ice in the straits of Mackinaw is and is daily gaining force. None bnt Judge Sullivan declined to bear further mail trains are allowed to pass Dayton. moving, with tha aid of a strong east­ testimony unless the policemen at the In tbe federal court at Indianapolis. erly gale. ! Matilda C. Wingate was awarded $5,000 entrance to the court-ropm would ccrti- I A lady has presented the New lork fy that no one present was armed, x t damages against the Ohio and Missis ­ Fresbvtery. with W.<W for needy A man calling himself Dr. Cross re­ : sippi road for the killing of her huscently wrote from Chicago to Sir J Gin ehrrrcbiM. I band on a train by a drunken passen­ A. Macdonald that he could^unveil a Judge D. T. Cowen, who was lieuten­ ger. ant colonel of the 62d Ohio volunteers, । Victor W. Clough, of Geneseo, Illi- plot matured in the United ^-States to died at SL Clairsville. i nois, made one hundred miles on roller- destroy the Canadian parliament build­ A belt containing 92.300 tn gold was i skates in five minutes less than ten ings with dynamite. Cross was invited to visit Ottawa, where he is said to have stolen by a negro from a gypsy’s wagon hours. When he left the track the given satisfactory evidence to sustain 1 at Metropolis, Illinois. muscles of his legs were swollen and his charges. ] I THIS FLOW IS THK LATEST FHODUCTION OF THE At Las Vegas a cowboy assassinated numb. The funeral of C. M. Fleetwood and jnan B. Pktson. ex-8peafcerof the New The democratic state convention of | wife, who were murdered at Ashmore, Mexican Legislature. Pennsylvania appointed sixty RandalF Illinois, was attended by a vast num­ J. T. Pierce, citv marshal of Mitch­ delegates to Chicago, but left them ell, Dakota, was murdered by a saloon­ uninstructed. W. W. H. Davis, a ber of people, who made threats of .. _ ctorf lhe COMBINATION ““"TJJ.pl" M. lynching the suspected man. In keeper whom he attempted to arrest. : country editor, was nominated con- Winkleblack’s room have been found a Business has been fully resumed in 1 gressman-at-iarge. ' the Mexican capital, and favorable re­ | The steamship Reliance, plying be­ pair of his pants with the left leg wravwtou Ukrtkh u la eonurucUil *ad * ports are received from adjacent cities. ; tween New York and Rio de Janeiro. bathed in blood. He ‘ is in jail at Adam Badeau sent to Secretary Frel- was lost off Bahia, with a cargo of Charieston. L. R. Redmond, the famous illicit inghuysen a cablegram tendering his । coffee. Her passengers and mails were to I*™U1U wtoruluuju.toUtote'Cwtot.wrm«><*GT.taro,« u, distiller of South Carolina, is to be re­ ' resignation as consul general at Ha­ i saved. Among the shipwrecked are turned to ' Columbia prison from the vana. ' Minister Osborne, of Brazil, ,■“h-* ..... Auburn penitentiary, where he is serv­ 1 H. C. Atkins, assistant general super­ Nearly all the stockholders of the ing a term for killing revenue officers. intendent of the SL Paul road, fell in First National bank of Monmouth, Semator Butler secured the change by the streets of La Crosse, from a stroke Illinois, voted to levy any assessment *fbe^Usha Grave® house at North­ ' required to resume business, but Comp- showing that the prisoner is a cripple, carrying seven bullets, und is dying by 1 troller Knox subsequently telegraphed inches in a cold climate. ampton, Mass., which was over | that a receiver is necessary. Nearly thirteen hundred citizens of two hundred years old, was burned । A delegation of congressmen from New Jersey expressed their presiden­ Thursday. V'JTTL'aa . , . . ( v 1 the Pacific coast has started for New tial preferences at the request of a J. G. OiUou.ii tank auditor ol New- , Yori[. having ranged ' an interview ' ’ J for Trenton journal. The democrats proved in, Iowa, is a --------------------defaulter to a— considerton, ,-------- ,■ wlth -Mr< Tilden to — ot obtain a positive able amount, and has fled to the terri­ declaration whether he will accept a to be about equally divided between Tilden and Randall. Two-thirds of tories. nomination for the presidency. the republicans favored Blaine and The late Mrs, A. W. Rollins, of Des Henry’s bank, at Mineral Point,Wis., Moines, Iowa, bequeathed $73,000 to which held deposits of 975.000, closed Lincoln, most of the remainder sup­ the American Home Missionary so­ ita doors Saturday. Mr. Henry died porting Edmunds and Lincoln. Fifteen prisoners in the Milwaukee ciety. last year, and his widow became em­ jail, mostlv burglars and highwaymen, The 8L Paul chamber of commerce barrassed by the locking up of assets in nave i>een locked in their cells for an has passed resolutions protesting the probate court. attempt to escape. Jailer Walsh was An ignorant fellow named Guyinann called to furnish coal, and as he un­ against any suspension of the silver AND SEE THE----I indorsed a stolen draft at Appleton, locked the grated door he was struck in “Tbe^rand jury al, Furl ,,.w u Mvu-r Wayne, Ind.. mn !1 Wisconsin, and was jailed. He then the face and blinded by ashes. He i wi inXSSedW inve»tigate sbnd.y wa«i inHtmrtPd to invn»ti<rata Sunday jI confessed that himself sprang back and pushed the bolt in ’ U re‘Unl । ,“d.’,*"erenlng“^ri“ed“eeni^^t' time to retain the prisoners. | James McHenry, the English rail- i A nf Irish and Th® governor general of Cuba tele- way magnate, was arrested by a federal > Tt^iS^ay WxS!?lt SL Thomas. I AmUta^y?!! ’hld^nS 1 marshal on board a steamship about tq r-ps f AT TA 1 T TA ’ 1 NEWS SUMMARY, GREBLE & POWERS. Call- at the Agricultural Warehouse of CHESTER MESSER, — Latest and Best Thing Out, “v’ Xnhia 5eV'raJ K The New Buckeye Low-Down Binder, JfuKlS When the would-be assassin American soil. he.was arrested. John secured the delegates Jn th<J Fo^g Nlnth Fifteenth and Sixteenth Illinois congressional disFriday. The Missouri delegation ®aid to stand 11 for Blaine. 9 for Arthur 7 for 5 for Edmunds. Entrance has been obtained to the Po^cntaa coal mine in Virginia, and the bodies of seven victims of the rematuredI plans to place that extensive > were seen. Thirty-six non-w<irks on its feet. coffins have been provided, and the J. B. A. Brique, an extensive con- corpses will soon be removed. tayrtor for«toter-work» n the Canavan , T',le democnit, of dnclnnaU elected ««Pend ; their entire ticket, with toe exception witli lwibllitl x of $155,000. of clerk of the police court, by majoriA Man In toe Calumet and Hecla ' Um ot trom «x) to H00. In Cleveland mine ot the ljko Superior (Mich) re-1 republican candidates were elected loon killed Thomas Trembreth and »e- , by ,D average majority ot S.OOO. noualy injured Nicholas Johns. ; —»« -William II. <▼ VanderbilL in a ..... card *-to The local government of Manitoba the stockholders of the Rock Island has resigned because of the refusal of road, declares H. H. Porter unworthy the Dominion authorities to grant bet­ of a directorship, and asks for proxies ter terms to the western province. ’ to be used in the election of John NewIn tbe United States last week there ell as his successor on the board. wre 176 business failures, and in Can­ The train-load of coni donated by ada 39. In both countries the week the Butler county (Kansas) farmers for previous the failures numbered 212. the relief of the Ohio lloodesufferers Marine circles in Buffalo have been reached Cincinnati Friday. The corn given new life by the chartering of all will be sold and the pricodlstributed in foe coal-carrving vessels in the harbor accordance with the wisfyes of the ddafor cargoes to Chicago at 75 cents per ors. ton. ,i I Seven hundred mid ninety-five re­ A laborer named Alexander Leef Leef re re-­ ports from 609 townships in Michigan siding In the neighborhood of the indicate that the winter wheat — nSnt'sR Crouch murders in Michigan, became and the clover crop will be nbou. er cent. cent and insane, and killer! himself with mor- per cent., apples about 90 per an ave average pbine. . peaches but 60 per cent, of an • The supreme court of the District of I crop. severely wounded.. The Mexican governiuent poured I M^inT^attnniv°cN^>artiial!vSsolA 7 actually sold . shall be stamped. ‘ Seventeen firms engaged in the manu- . ^™0LV.'a\X)r "to7es- w.ith “ af 91,600.000 have funned a combina-. b^toieq«dlZM£JriweS‘.K r Rmod. iizvn i The leadIng creditoirfMit Kljown, Bon- him. ed over to Presideut Jewett bonds and । stocks aggregating $1,800,000, ^rith a 14 . • I written promise to pay the remainder. I The straight republicans of Virginia will send to Chicago a delegation in- j i structed for Blaine, while Malione will 1 allow no personal choice to embarrass u 1 him. Among the representatives of 1 have the &iw«t Um of open and top bueviet mct bnx«tal to thia eitjr. and artl them at clow Sgorm. I have )u»t received another <vioad tf im the Old Dominion in the democratic I 1 national convention will be Hon. J. 8. • Barbour. Major John W. Daniel. Rich-1 ard F. Beirne. and Major Page MeCarty. The members of the western whisky ' pool convened in Chicago. Friday, and In the line of HAY TEDDERS, I can give you your eholce of the throe be*.machine* made. I roll the Bullard. Allen and Look*alter induced the disgruntled distillers of Anythin* you want In tbe line of farm machinery I can roll you. Pekin to withdraw their suite for dam­ ages. H. B. Miller states that the , Western Export association is perfect­ I ly solvent; that after Mav 1 production ; will be— reduced — J-—d to 20 per cent, of the, i running capacity, and the price of whis- 1 fltyrand I ky will be left at 91.16 per gallon, Thomas Scott, thief,.' ; "** " * a well-known ** * lying in jail at Jackson, Michigan, | — made to the mayor and nine leading citizens surprising statement* in re-, ■ '■ . ■ ■— state o< Hlehlaan. County ol Harrj-sa At a »MMion oftbr pn>t»at- court f<r roup EssESsS' of Barrj. bolden at the prvb.itr offln la U* dh of Haatinn. in «aM count}, on Wrncttj. H» ernor, and a ticket to Liverpool, if he ! ■ Kb day S April. In the year om would divulge the name of the murder- ' etetat liundind and eight}-loan er. His refusal to do so stamps him as I Ttmnnii,<^rnnn« smith. Judxr o( i^baic. IntMnMkttvrof the estate <m Artiur X a liar. kliM, deoessed.. «>««.• oix-i-Mw. | ■ On mad Ing and tlUng the petition, duly nrrtftee I Mary L Ilaakirw. widow of -.aid ilrreM ■» The best on earth, can truly be said I ■ rht‘ best on earth, can truly be said I | ini Quit CbaM. <J. Bentley. or home other wli»» I of Griggs’Glycerine Salve, which is a' peraon, may be appointed adrnlnWndor ot »• :| sure cuts, briiisesrscalds. bums, •Kale of Mid deeeased.' sura cure for rata hriiiiwa Immu :i ' Thereupon It l» onlrred. that Moody. Ue wounds, and all other sores. Will posColumbia lias decided that there is no ( John ’-• T. '•Cramer, a clerk in the treas ------ ­ 5th dny of Max , A. II. 1*M. nt ten o'clock In » tOTMOOU, bo ■Mined for tin- hr4riM of »* ury department, was caned called into ine the I . ’ ‘ J r<? piles, tetter und all skin appeal from a decision of tire commis- , my petitfonTand that th? help* ht la» of w Try this wonder healer. hv a a Washington Wanhinerton grocer i/rocer and and eruptions. ’ niptlons. sloner of patents to the secretary of the । rnrrlrinr corridor by ! erased, and all other perot^ mterralcd la Satisfaction guaranteed or money re ­ Harf cutorvd the Arid and no* offer lor mUe the time-tried and interior. ! badly pummeled. for writing insulting Burglars obtained monev jiackages letters to a lady, boon afterward Sec- funded. Only 25 oenLs. For sale by F. Hotchpiss. omce. in tile City of Ha«U:u!» in *>Ud to the amount of 91.000. at' Allegheny I rotary Folger ordered Cramer’s dis it i... I., li.c nnTn“* r* City. They were frightened away by i missal. Wm. Fewhws left Mecosta three days the watchman when about to blow open i The steamer Grecian landed at Boe- ago for Moon’s camp, taking log navi­ sbe safe. . ton 386 immigrants who were assisted gation. It is feared that he has l»een A special grand( jury, composed from Galway by th# Tuke fund to the drowned. wholly of leading lAkHinens men. has extent of from $5 to 940 per family, We are aUo ap-nt« for the celebrated been impanneled at Cincinnati, to tn- Nearly all have started westward. Most “Opinions are but little things." said vftstigate the riot and the burning of the I of them have been evicted from Irish Johh Wesley 135 yean ago. We think omul house. I | estates. Solomon Froraan, an old and wealthy that opinions which are-hacked by ex­ Sixteen mutilated bodies Were on « • Friday taken from the reojiened Poca­ citizen of Louisville, who since October perience are substantial. yThe masses hontas mine, near Lynchburg, Vir­ has become too feeble to move about, who use Dr. Bigelow’s PoUtive Cure all We keep a fulj line of Agricultural Implements. ginia. but oid\ six of them could be has sued for divorce on the ground speak highly of it for covghs, colds, that his wife had confessed making whooping edigh, croup, bronchitis, Identified. About 9;5U0 cattle were received at several attempts to poison him, and had asthma, influenza, and all throat and IV** Headquarters «u the Klevntor on Broadway. »♦ lung diseases. Ita cure is safe, speedv the Chicago stock yards on Monday, finally fled. F. 8. Kirkland, a lawyer of Phil»- and permanent. Price 50 cents and one the most of any day this year, and prices dropped 15 to 25 cents per hun­ delpbta, and three Canadian accomp- dollar; trial bottles free of Fred’k roa pounds. pouuuH. ' Hees, have been committed for trial at Hotchkiss. dred The Calomel and Hecla Mining Com- • Toronto, on charge of attempting to fwlirarMtoeTTwreMwi I Wt* “•“’j®™ S’tbe llbenU'govwnThe best Is the cheapent. Down.' Kllxer h the best cough remedy known. yem pasj-d lt« dividend, cxluioft tbe ' hearing the announcement. stock to drop in the Boston market i room - on ---H. C. Atkinson, assistant superin­ from 226 todMi. _Freder1ck Hotchklm. tbe druggiifl. is always awake to boslneu and spares no pains to ir. ■■ —— John C. Perry, recently appointed tendent of tbe 8L Paul road, who was wide secure the best of every article in his line. He ehief justice of Wyoming, was stricken recently paralysed at, LaCrosse, has with paralysis Monday flight while since burst a blood-vessel in his brain. walking with his daughter in Brooklyn, He is said to have lately lost all his and soon expired. f property in wheat speculations, and has Hold on a poaltlve^narant^Mee 00c andTl. The republicans of the District of transferred his 940,000residence in Mil­ Columbia selected Postmaster Conger waukee. । A£ Phyilctan, retired from practice. liarThe special jury at Cincinnati and Perry Carson on delegates to Cbiaage Avery to in­ eago. and voted down a resolution in­ was charged M- AJiWElLEH. the bumihg of, the structing for Logan. ' quire into the bidder. Frank James, the Missouri bandit, court-house, aud the rumors! that the when arraigned ■ at Huntsville, Ala­ Berner jury was/fampered wfcb. Cor­ radical of R*rn. In W oner Muscroft has begun an inquest on bama. pleaded not guilty to the Mussel Shoals robbery, and his trial was set the bodies of thirteen victims of the outbreak. , for Wednesday next. A coal operator well known through­ A. J. Handin. of Shelbyville, was nominated for by the republl- out the United States, when interview­ man. Froneh or EnglUh. with full dirrAtoa. ffor (Hitriot, ed in Chicago, stated his belief that - --------- renominated in • anthracite will sell at from 25 to 50 cents a ton less this summer than last, tbe Ninth as the pool has but little strength. Soft Theodore A. Hurd, of Leavenworth, lo rive nntire entire »M4i»T^a7Zr Buck Inn'» Arnlew Halve. lafaction or money refunded has t»een appointed associate justice of coal is lower, and the production is in­ HoW at Bfty fifty rent, rent* Ba bottle by W. X H. • creasing. “** oourt of Kamuur, to suc­ A floating paragraph about the sale ceed D. J. Brewer, who was called to At a Miaalun of relics from the scaffold on which •be federal t»eneh. Tho track of the Southern Pacific Osawatomie Brown was hanged calls road hae fern washed away at several out a statement that the original potau and many passengers who start­ structure was demolished and carried Oewmut Smith, jitff of ed eastward by that route have re­ off piece-meal by Genera! Patterson’s Farms of 40,80. 90 and 220 acne, tn command m the latter part of July, rept. Jamw Phllitpk. turned to 8an Francisco. r«KW Barker, Idkk & Kekamton. ■ WhS?1, u already in progress 1851. Tire youngest daughter of ex-Gov­ in southern Minnesota and Dakota a week in advisee of teal year. There ernor Foster, of Ohio, was last Jun® will be a substantial increase in the married to his private secretary, Fred D. Musaev. He was sixteen years acreage of lite territory. The adjutant general of Ohio Lao older than his bride, and their unhappy relations have led to a final separation, placed under anetu, Lotouel Mott and tbetady returning to her parents at LitutenaaiColwrol Phillipa, ut the 14th Fostona. regunenL for - mixeonduet while on At the republican congressional con­ vection for tt theaUotionof iWltakof The simplest best binder in the market. The “old reliable” Studebaker Wagons. Chester Messei < Important to Farmers OF THIS CITY. JOHNSTON REAPERS, HOFERS & NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. See us and get our prices before buying. J. M. ROGERS & CO SSSS* ^s^s^c^ssrr&a^s ■■■ 13 FfesEft, 3 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-04-25.pdf edf036e79fb1f2f8db287ed448005fa4 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner VOL. XXIX. NO. 1. HASTINGS,JfllCH., APRIL 25, 1884. The Hastings Banner.^ County News. ROLLKRFLOmt er nun hud Fridays, at liANTiND^ Barky Co., Mich., marshall l. cook. hUBSCRIPTION RATES! wtv.in&e, H.80 per year; If paid within six mooths, >1.25 per year: If not paid until exairalion of rear. $1.». Subscribers ouV side of Barry Co., *1.26 per year. In- ADVERTISING RATES: oluma per year....|100 00 Extra charge for special positions. JOB PRINTING. ^{Hvtal prtds is felt tn the Job Printing De■ •rftm-nt of the Bannmk. Everything In the istfrr office is new; and with the fatest faces of ,-.m . the most approved patterns of machinery-. ... competent workmen employed, enables the ■ vjo'r to do frret-dam job work. Choice Salt Meats, Genoa Line, Akron Cement, Corn, Bran, Price and quality guaranteed. Cash Paid for Grain, Wool, Hides Ac., at Wi Drink Mr. TAI88OLUTI0N NC -The nrm ot Smith U A Packard have *>4tMKXT Hwrtu. Philip T. Oolomovk. red by mutual eonJudge <4 Probate. Prosecuting Attorney. *ent, Mr. Packard rt JZ to Hattlr Cm-k. All account* to be mJ liromn Smith, who uMiTH A COLGROVE. win continue the bu<d md will be pleased Lawyers. to see all of hla old tri QdcuatomanL EROME SMITH, ,Office* over R. K. Grant's store.) I PACKARD. Practice in all courts of the State. Collections prwnptly looked alter. Money to loan on real >R 8ALK.gagemenVi, home. one mile north of-tt », “City Small K. Kxafprn. G. H. VanAlrman. Fruit Farm." . 1? a chance to make some money. ^NAFl’EN A Van ARM AN, L G. MOORE. ft Lawyers. (Over HaAtlog* National Bank.) ADIES IN SEARCH OF IOHN CARVETH^ 1 F •» Attorney at Law, MlddtevUie, Mich. PW MILLINERY N1SKERN, Will do well to call on Lawyer. ■ Over Spaulding's dry goods store.) Will .attend promptly to all buxines* In all -oar&». CharRt-rt reMoaable. Mrs, S. F. Feighner & Miss C. A. Shults Before purchasing. It will pay you to look over our stock and get the benefit of our prices. We hare a full assortment of Bonnets, Hate, Rib­ * E KENASTON, bons, I .aces. &c., &c., which we sell cheap. We “• Attorney at Law, have also a fine assortment of Frizzes. Waves. &c. No trouble to show goods. (Over J. 8. Goodyear & Co.'s store.) MRS. 8. F. FK1GHNKR. ■Tsrticer tn *11 courts of the State. Collections „ MISS C. A. SHULTS. .rompt ly attending to. HE IMPORTED CLYDESDALE DRAFT LOWRY. M.D., STALLION, • Physician, Surgeon and Oculist ^Office. 301 Thorn Hastings, Mich.) tails In town or country promptly attended, Is a rich and large •ffir-j hours--* to 10 a. m. and 1 to 3 p. m. dapple bone and Telephone at Holloways' drag store. ----------|W<“ Special attention paid to xurgical diseases black. 4 years old add diKMC* of the eye and ear.• the flrat kind ami­ able div CtACKETT A BUTLER, of Auauit sixteen position, v Pyaicians and Surgeons, la hands 3H witn su­ (Prairieville, Mich.) I n c h e* perior ac­ high, full tion and 1 all*, night or day, promptly attended. mjincand style, and tail, and is consid­ R. TIM ME RM AN, welch* ered by • Homoepathic Physician. & Surgeon, 1380 lbs., good JudFind door east of.Holloways' drag store.) re« of draft horses to be the best horo« In the country for fanninc and road purposes. FkK Wm. JONES, I’kdigrrr—Farmer's Fancy wm pit by Yuung u Deotist. Chancellor. For description see volume 4. pa^r 221, Scotch Stud Book. Young Chancellor is AH work promptly attended fo. ntunlicr (868, he by Chancellor 141. lie by lx>rd Haddo W2, he by lx>rd Haddo 4W, hr by Clyde REVOKE '& PRESSY, ? (alias Clyde Boy) 5*4; dam Darling by beggar 43, Physician* and Surgeons. grand dam by vdney Star 8W. Farmer's Fancy, uam Nancy by Glancer, 2nd datn by Farmer s (Freeport, Mich.) FSncv, 3ra dam by Sir William Walkwe, 4tb tail* i rcmplly attended to. dam by Young Hume Punch. X Signed by J. HUNLEY, Breeder. ^rFJ.TON A CROOK ~ Farmer's Fancy will make the season of IBM at the Flower farm. Prairieville. Thrms.—To Insure. 820.0); for season, flft.tt); ». r-ugents for the . Watertown Insurance Co. single service, cash, 810.0). Kscapes and acci­ t»>:y write policies on a man’s prop<-rty against dents at owner’s risk. 4-11-2m by lire, lightning or wind; against a man's iff by cealh aud accident. Mortgage Sale. Default having been made In the conditions of pOOK A SHELDON." ~ | a certain mortgage executed by Frank Mead and wife, Elizabeth L. to Samuel Carson, on the 6lh day of March. A. 1). (M2, and wordrd In 'Officetn Abstract'Block.Haatings, Mich.) the office of the register of deeds for Barry Have the only snt of Abstract Books In Barry county In Uber 14 of Mortgages, page M6,on the 7th day of March. A. 1). IMS. And whereas it was expressly agreed in said mortgage that | A FINITE, M. Dshould any default be made In the payment of lj. I’hysician and Surgeon, the Interest oc any part thereof for the space of thirty days after It became due and payable, c ew»l Mde Main BL. Nashville, Mich.) then the principal sum of two thousand aj’llar^ with all arrearages of InteresKshould next door north Wolcott House. become due and payable Immediately thereafter. *.H raJN promptly attended too. day or alght. Default haying been in the payment of said In­ terest. and the same still remaining in arrears, riwEPH knigh z the power of sale contained in raid mortgage •’ Veterinary Surgeon. bra become operative, and said mortgagee has fife-udeDM, Butlund, near Yackley school bouse.) elected to declare the aforesaid principal sum two thousand dollar, with all arreyagea of Will attend all calls for services nijcht or day. of Interest thereon to l>e due and payable by reason • '(urges reasonable. * of such default. There Is claimed to be due on F. Brow’s. M.3. W. P. Polmmmus, M. D. said mortgage and accompanying note at the date of this notice the sum of two thousand two hundred and ninety-two dollars and eleven f jRS. BROWN A IXILHEMUS, Homospathlc Physicians A Surgeons. cents (tX2«. 11). and noiprocccd Ings or suit at law or equity having been instituted to recover I.tlffireover Julius Russell's store. Main St.) the debt remaining unpaid, and so b* (an* unswrred from the office at all hours of said mortgage or any part thereof. Now then fore, notice is hereby given that on baturday, e* oay or night Dr. PoJhemus will give special the 19th day of July next, at one ocloek in the ■»UenUon to diseases of the Eye and Bar. afternoon of that da>. at the north ^nt doorof Office hours -fl to 12 a. m.: i to 4 p. m. the court house In the city o( Hastings, Barry county, Michigan, (that being the place for bolding the clrcull court for said county,) that T FARMER’S FANCY P Y SAW GUMMING ! ■SS’S.SdW sss^’sas^’^■’s.-srs Subscriber i« prepared to do SAW GUMWNG imd FILING In an experienced manner •v’dof' ■'hort notice, at my shop tn the rear room Wm. A. HAZEN’S STORE, opposite Mreeer'fi *grtcuhur>| WareboiLM*. Stole street. WOODLAHD. John Baitinger is seriously sick. F. F. Hilbert is receiving a full line of new goods. A new barber shop is now infull blast, with Frank Aspinall for fore­ man. J. M. Riser during the past week has been calling on his friends for the pur­ pose of finding but what property they may have on hand. Road DisL No. 16 is in want of an .overseer. Don’t aeem to be such a rush of office seekers since town meeting as there was immediately before that event. L N. Harter has got settled in hir new quarters, and has opened up a good looking stock of drugs and groceries. Charlie Miller and D. O. Pprry start for 5Vyoming Territory next Monday. D. Warner has postponed his Ore­ gon trip and resumed business again. Geo. A. Weed and wife celebrated the 5th anniversary of their wedding on Tuesday evening. Many friends were present and enjoyed a good time, as they always do when visiting at George’s. The toughest job undertaken in Woodland, for some time past was that of removing C. p. Palmerton’s engine and boiler from Hastings to Woodland, on wheels; the weight being 11,000 pounds. A Sabbath School was organized at the Tamarac church last Sabbath. Of-fleers elected were: Superintendant, Win. Jordan; Treasurer and Secretary, Horace Myers, Chorister, I>an'l Myers. AMTZIA. John McElwain was in town last week, canvassing for the Banner. Winnie Russel is slowly improving. Miss Mary E. Wilcox has again be­ come a resident of Assyria. Quarterly meeting at the M. P. church next Saturday and Sunday. Married, at the residence of the bride’s father in Assyria, Saturday evening, April 19, Mr. W. M. Hamilton, of Belle­ vue, to Miss Adda Wilcox. Elder Spof­ ford. of Bellevue, officiating. There was a number of friends present to witness the ceremony. Some from Jackson, Battle Creek and Bellevue. They Were the recipients of ,a large number of presents and some of them quite valuer ble. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton . are to make Bellevue their future home. Harry Tompkins has his house en­ closed. Dr. Baker hits dispensed with one of his crutches. BOWENS MILLS. The main topic of conversation for the past week has been the death of Jacob blj ter, of Thornapple, who was killed last week while moving a build­ ing. He hail many friends here. Mr. Daniel Barber and wife, of La­ Grange, Ind., stopped with Elder Gillaspie last Sunday. Dr. Griswold, of life insurance fame, is in our place. School at Kinner’s begins next week. There will l>e an open meeting at Post bull next Thursday evening. All- are invited. J Bowen expects to observe decoration day. ’ The G. A. R. posts of Wayland and this place are talking of holding 3 Fourth of July picnic at Gun Lake. Geo. Francis was in Detroit Wednes­ day, on bqginess connected with his grocery store. » Stephen Walrath has moved to Char­ lotte, that being a better place for a allowed by law. MaJd premises are good carpenter. SScrlbed 10 raid mortgage ra folte»»The northeast quarter of the south west <|uar Rail Dunham has purchased Frank ter; also the west half of the southeast quarter Purches’ barber tools and moved them C ralon ten <im, wmUlntn, ‘““'■"'2, to Dell Squires' shop, where he may be found by all wishing tonsorlal services. olmes * holly. Rev. Allen, of Leelie, occupied the Or Woodland, T'ie northeast section ten Congregational pulpit morning and ev­ ity-fourrods ar-'lrt to cofl the special attention of their ening on Sunday, delivering two very Id ravine in " friends to their able sermons. Emmet EverU will noon start for corner of said fortv acre*, thenc* runnln* Idaho, to seek his fortune. H SPRING STOCK coKiurrixi; or FRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES, CROCEERY, AND GLASSWARE. Wr propose iodohn honest busiueaa, pay as r jeh for produce as Hastings or Nashville, and **n Pou goods at a reasonable profit, competing "Uh the above plarea. place from the Congregational church on Tuesday at two o’clock. Rev. Albert Livermore officiating. Jimmy died of cebro spinal meningitis, after a long and painful lUnees. The skating race for a purse of 810 between C. L. Walrath, of this place, and Homs' Marple, of Charlotte, at Vermontville on Tuesday night, resul­ ted in favor of Marple. Walrath was in poor luck, and his friends think he can beat Marple in a future race. The W. C. T. U. of Barry county met here in convention on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. N. Bailey, of Hastings, was present and a profitable time was had. 'Chas. Sheidt was in Hastings on Tuesday. Mrs. Mary N. Foote went to Battle Creek Tuesday. S'Ki.'K -Si many years. It is really a matter of regret that there are a [few boys whose agas range from ten to fourteen years,who frequent places of public worship here for the sole purpose of having what we pre­ sume they call fun. An exhibition of their smartness was indulged in at the M. E. church last Sabbath evening. If these boys possess an average degree of intelligence they will heed this alight boldrn at the Probate.Offi«x h nfHrtiim lu raid eounty oo tratur ti.« Ath dayof April, Id the year on. rAnft I.--' Lilial sffiva Ud! Srt W drtfmlne SfuStKl M.4 »< ““ drawl ud wUUcd t w' appreciate the liberal patronage our WeurU have givon us In the past. and hope to wr'’ * large part of Woodland trade by fair •«Mnr and tow price*. MVEH PER CENT, discount for cash will be given on sums of $1.00 •nd upwards, except sugars and prints. HOLMES A HOLLY bi gcSssKs.SA's .-u. ruuey mto papered and otherwise improved the interior of his barber (loner shop. . in raid Mis* Jennie Lamb, of Hastings, has and the been engaged to teach the Main street school, lately taught by Miss Ella PowTbe funeral of Jimmy Hartford took There does not seem to be much bu»inass for the physicians at present, and Dr. Butler is able to give almost undi­ vided attention to his building. School commenced Monday. The drama of.“Fanchon" will be play­ ed in the hall this evening by a travel­ ing company. Dr. Sacket attended {he masonic meet­ ing at Middleville Wednesday. Mr. Crocker, the partner of RK, Ward, is in town; but as yet undrewed as to whether he will remain or not. Mr. & Mr. John Brandstetter are now prepared to receive their friends in their new home. We hear that Railway P. O. service has l>een established on the M- A O. R. R.^between Toledo and Allegan, with M. C. Wing as postal clerk. A northern sand blizzard has been raging for the two last days. Mrs. Lorenzo Falk, who quite poorly for some time, is slowly improving. This is the last week of Mr. Bundi's school. lie then moves back to Hope, but will preach every other Sabbath. Mr. L. F. Cook has been appointed census taker. Mr. Collins, from Plainwell, is the new miller's name at L. A. Nichol’s mill. FKEEPOBT. From the Herald. Adam Buehler, of Irving, intends to start for Washington Territory next Monday. P. Conlen has rented a farm of Jerry Rogers for the summer and has moved on the same. Thos. Sullivan moved yesterday into the first house west of the Congrega­ tional church. The exercises at the M. E. church last Sabbath evening resulted in a col­ lection of 84-50 for missionary work in FROM MITCHF.LL, DAKOTA. China. Mr. Henry Inghram, near Fillmore, Knappen. has sold his farm in Irving to a Mr. Re.sbridger, of Battle Creek. Price, 83.­ DEAR HANNER: 600. . To resume the description, we found . The suit of Carpenter vs. Fish, came the country east of Aberdeen level* to trial before Esq. Greenfield, Monday, and first rate prairie for about twenty with a result of a disagreement of the miles where we begin to ascend the hills jurywhich extend eastward to Millband and Mrs. Mary Cobb, of Hastings, Is as­ afford good pasturage, but very little sisting in the care of her brother, B. G. grain. Foster, whesis-yet very low with pneu­ I pa wick. twenty miles west of Abermonia. r I fdeen, is the present terminus of the Mr. G. W. Morgan, of Campbell, en-1 h. and 1). division of.the C. M. A St P. joyed a visit on Saturday of last week, r. r„ and u, |n Edmuncls Co., a part of from his father, of Vergennes, and his which is excellent farming land but brother William, of Lowell. the greater portion of the county is John Norman, the harness maker, has ' rough and uninviting. Ipswich has no sold five, sets of harness’ since March I wens and the people draw their water 10th. j six miles. The streets are flat and mudRev. Ruhinson preached a very able dy, and drainage is impossible. Roscoe^ sermon af^toe Congregational church' sixteen miles beyond, is in the centre of last Sabbathafternoon. He will preach a small piece of good, fertile land six to again next Sunday evening at half past eight miles square. The people here seven. are anxiously awaiting the extension of The birth-day surprise party in honorthe ___________________________ IL D. division to make_____ them happy, or of Mrs. II. Will, Friday the 11th, was and they may have the road1 th this year, a very pleasant affair, and characterized but it is among the uncertainty by that universal feeling of genuine en____ rportion ____of ; _thtTtegritory, ____ ___ All the centre joyment which is always a ruling fea- a part of which I have described aliove, ture of such occasions. suffered from drouth last year and crops Swine running at large in the high­ were very light, with a corresponding way are the chief of all public nuisan­ shrinkage in the immigration expected ces. There is strong talk of prohibiting to come in this spring. Nearly all the such animals from roaming the streets business of southern Dakota this seathis summer, and we hope some decis­ son is west of Huron, the towns.receivive action will be taken at an early ing the lienefit are Miller. Harold, day. . Blunt and Pierre on the C. AN. W. R. Rev. A. C. Beach deparV this week R., and some towns north of the road for Pierson, Montcalm county, where are booming, the principal one qeing he will remain several weeks, with the Fairbank. The greater portion of imfhihope ot recuperating his health. As gration this spring is to Hand,IIyde, Sul­ soon as he becomes sufficiently strong ly Potter. Walworth and Edmunds coun­ be Will ^resume his pastorial charge ties. In the older counties immigra­ here. tion is very light compared with previ­ Job. Cheesebrough is getting out tim­ ous years and the people are conse­ ber for the erection of an addition to quently disappointed, especially hotel his factory 24x56; 'this will make the men and real estate agents. As a rule entire building 180 feet long. Mr. C. is however, the farmers in southern Dako-, also about to put in an elevator for the ta are prosperous "and contented. In purpose of facilitating the transaction Sprink county and all the counties et his rapidly increasing’business. south of this line corn and live stock Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cowell, who have are raised successfully. been spending the past winter in Savan­ Although nearly all the government nah, Ohio, returned to their home in land in southern Dakota has been taken, Bowne last Thursday. This aged cou­ still in nearly every county deeded land ple have both been seriously ill during can be bought at from three to five dol­ their absence and return very much re­ lars an acre without improvements, but duced in health. We trust that this in­ good soil and well located. There are vigorating climate will soon restore to also large numbers of “claims,’’ both homesteads and tree claims, taken by Dr. DeVore’s father is favoring him parties who do not want to “farm it," with a welcome visit. but have entered the land for the pur­ Noah Homey, of Campbell, sold pose of selling out, as they have six eight yearlings Monday for 814.50 per months from date of filing in which to move upon the land or sell out. In head. Geo. Emsberger, of Ohio, is visiting these cases it is usual fofth^^arty sell­ his cousin, Charles Will, and other rel­ ing (if he has not “proved up5 to exe­ atives here. John E. Burry went to Hartings on John Goelcher has again taken charge Monday, to attend the spring session of of the factory engine, having complete­ xltiitod taewn. *11 beins In tow* two (S) north the boarded supervisors. ly recovered from his severe illness. of range B,n!’I’2*JS I Dr. L. A. Foot^hae moved hta offlee Dated. April». RjL1|UKL CARBON. James Moulton, a pioneer resident of ! on the went aide of 'Main St., just north COOK A SHELDON. M<xW* Irving, was buried in the Irving ceme­ I of Bneev's barber shop. Attorneys for MortW tery yesterday. Mr. Moulton was a Probate Order. pensioner, and had been very feeble for !35 WHOLE NO. 1501. notice. quiw.trrwelMt night. The Mly iruul ta now «n enUbltabed The inspection of teaehen* took place Saturday. A large number of candi­ the caae of a soldier s homwUad, th* time he was in the service i» deducted from the five years, but he must reaid* upon the land at least one year in all cases. A pre-emption and a homeatead are similar; in the former it is necenaiy to pay the 81.25 per acre within thirteen months from date of filing; one cannot take up a homestead and a pre-emption emption while owning a homeetead or a second pre-emption, but may taka a homestead after having taken a pre­ emption and “proved up" oo it The greatest question with the poopie here is how to keep warm and zqil have any money left with which to buy flour. In Michigan one can run three or four wood stoves for fifty doHara per year, while here it costa about that to each stove for coal. Soft coal costa from six to eight dollars per ton at the railroad stations and hard coal from tan to twelve dollars per ton according to location and railroad facilities. Most private families have reduced the ques­ tion of fuel to one of nice calculation and burn one heater using hard coal, and cook with soft coal in winter and with an oil stove in summer. A great many farmers burn hay twisted up both for heating and cooking, this fo economy surelyjand produces comfort, but it requires about four clerks for a hay stove; one to bring in hay, one to twist it and stuff it in. one to carry aefces out and one to sweep up around the stove. One noticeable result of the high price of fuel is that the • majority of the dwellings are quite small W* see a great many one story houses and but very few full «two story houses ex­ cept in the larger towns, and many houses are only 12x16 which shelter families comparatively Well to do. The weather has been very fine since we came, with occasional winds. The peel winter in southern Dakota was very mild with no storms and no sleighing until March. Yours Truly. C-M. KNAPPEN. cute in proper form - a relinquishment of his entry and the purchaser files this paper with his declaratory statement, and if he goes on and complies with the law, will receive a patent in due course of time; but the purchaser does not buy any right except the right of entry and possession and must comply with the law requiring residence and improve­ ments the same as if he were the origi­ nalsettler In the case of a homestead the locator files his declaratory state­ ment before he moves upon the land and after residing upon and improving the land five years will receive a patent from the United States, or after six months actual residence he may make proof of such residence and pay 81£5 per acre and receive a “final receipt" which entitles him to a patent; In the caae of a "tree claim," residence is not necessary, but a certain number of • City or Mexico. The Mexican Central trains are now running from El Paso to the City, of Mexico on a schedule time of 5H houra. This is a decided improvement over the old stage trip of two weeks. The fare, 852J5O. is also an improve­ ment over the old time when it cost a fortune to visit the “Halls of the Mont­ ezuma*/’ The opening of the road in the spring of the year is most oppor­ tune in more ways than one. It gives the capitalist 'and prospector a chance Ito begin operations during the best sea­ ison of the year, though for that matter, ithe season rarely conflicts with any oc­ ।cupation whatever in Mexico. It is :most opportune for the tourist who will wish to get away from the sultry clays ।of dur own summer to the magnificent isummer qf the Mexican plateau. The ।country through which the road runs is situated at an elevation of from five to seven thousand feet above the sea level, and its climate is simply nuperb. In the oddity of the people, the quaint­ ness of the citieu and antiquity of its ruins, Mexico rivals Europe itself. Until Mexico is Americanized, at least, a trip to that Spanish America will be as interesting as the “Grand Tour,” while the great difference in ex­ pense will make it for most of us the favorite. It it noticeable that the Atchinson. Topeka and Santa Fe and Mexican Central are the only roads that meet in a Union Depot at El Paso, where the trains stand side by side, thus avoiding a troublesome transfer acrow the city. Another conspicuous feature of the train service is the arrangements by which those coming to ElPaso over the Santa Fe make almost immediate con­ nection with the Mexican trains, while by other routes the traveler suffers a delay of some fifteen hours. Perhaps this waa an accident, and perhaps tt wasn’t; at all events, the average tour­ ist will take the quickest and most con­ venient route. The Sant* Fe trains nin from Kanas City to ElPaao wMbout change of cars of any kind, so th«t the companies have practically a through route from Mis­ souri river to ths city of Mexico. trip along this route is the eqtire absence of danger froth the diseawea in­ cident to a journey on the low lands, for the Mexican Central’s entire course is on the great pleatoau from five to seven thousand feet above the sen-level. The summer climate, on account of the elevation, b simply magnificent, and will always hold for this rente the favor of the public, while its AnMew compadre, the Santo Fe, will open the eye* of the eactoro tourist with their grand hotel at r “ “ V<ga* Hot Sprints. the Rio Grande. �faring dn the enormous piler* 200 apart menta, rente would be 1 BOTHAMS FRENCH FLATS. [•H. H. Hin Chicago Timre. 1 In 1866 Rutherford btuyveaant, hav­ ing lived for many years in Palis, built tfxe first real apartmbnt or French flat house. One thousand dollars a year were asked for eight good room*, a moderate price, but people turned up their coses at Stayy-oBant'a" tenements, and for several; ears no more Huts wunt up. In 1868, when home rent went up ta exorbitant figurea, and no hou-ia, so matter how amall, could be had in a resjeotable neighborhood for less than $2.0 4) a year, some nice people were led to kpply lor .Stoyvesants flat*, and after the first plunge the building became actually fashionable. Hiuyvct>axjt then built another apart­ ment hou-e at Eighteenth street, and introduced a liveried janitor. •• 1 he building paid for itself in ten years. Then cheaper imitations began to go up all over the town, especially along ibe“ avenues where the shops on the ground floor could be well rented. The notion of living over a shop was buothSr prejudice to be overcome, but sow nothing is thought of it, even by rory prolrotiroa propl., «ho P»J renu » troa •»L»0 i onn to USOO.yror ao wyi a vmr IM far .1 apartments over stores. Along Sixth a., iuu Abo.« th. snsea Oro steak el Smrtsd® at Iks taaal s Uogdam is inomateg »«y r^tUy. The number of mammals is now eatimated at about 1,200. of birds 7.600, of reptiles 2,000, and of fishes 10,000making a total of about 20,000 species belonging to the higher olaaaee. Neer the close of the seventeeth oenturythe.se grqnpe of animals—now known aa ver­ tebrates—were thought to include a total of about 1,600 spedrs. Aa natu- Robert Eldridge, of Cincinnati, who MARK (Cor. 8tn FKancisco Chronicle.] has just returned from Russia, where . The cathedral, rising conspicuously he has bean roaring goats and camels, above all the buildings of the citv. is of save be has aeen good pack camels carry , great nine and potato considerable more than a ton on their backs, but a architectural elegance, the facade, in ton is considered a fair burden. j particular, being elaborately decorated “Are there many camels reared in with stucco-work. The design is Moor­ Russia?" * ish, and the bell-to very, from which “The industry is not important in a invertebratewiheir list of those creatures ' oom« a constant clanging of old Span­ commercial point of view. I have been has become enormous. Of beetles alone J tawwn ! i»di brass command aa extended view of engaged at it for four years. I have the museums of the world contain over । ! the city, the lakes and the distant figured that therb are 25,000 camels in 100,000 species, while beat estimates ilh «n mountains. The interior of the spac ous the Knldscha and ErivaO districts; the place the total number of distinct forms : house, which was erected by the bpan- Kalmuckk have about 20,000, and the of insects at more than 500,UOU. The itet uveru hbkhi I iarchi, contains many rare ornaments, Khirgeae not far from 180.000. Camels whole animal kingdom is believed to । and the nave is surmounted by a are bred for their labor principally, but embrace about 1,000,000 speriea. ImOULAT* THB BOWELS. ; vaulted roof, supported by hand-carved also for their hair and milk. A camel beams and pillars, among which hover Arkansaw Traveler: Young man. will shear from from eighteen to twentyi somber shadows. At one time, that ria*. MrwatbM and quiet two pounds of hair. This is worth <n I during the reign of the Spaniards, the the open market abo”t $2.60 a pood.” dat in de mornin’ an* elxmin’ de | altar was laden with solid objects of shadows o ’ de cotton stalk is bigger den “Youalso raised goats?" gold and silver and precious {.tones, but de stalk itse’f. Lara to look at de •Yes, I had about 800 on my ranch to-day it has lost* all, or nearly all, of FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.-----whorl xeft. There are over 1,500,000 objecks o’ life from de neon staa* pint ! these, and is covered with tawdry goats in European Russia. The in ­ Swsrsrsj^L *“'• <_ peand Matt Bitters Oo, I images and imitation ornaments, while dustry is the most important in the DETROIT. MICH. : there is everywhere apparent the exmountainous portions of the Caucasus. Dr. Felix L. Oswald: Grandfsthera । treme age of the building. . ,h_ .. -n- The Aifjjora and Cashmere breeds are I. . Entering the nave at almost any J bred in some of the governments for laueu to their milk, meat, and hair. In 1880 m rerejy on iha aiok-likL. ,' hour of the day- 1 have never MMicBn , InUmaUsnal Throat I Lung Institute i “ ,. , ,.^ *7., the export of goat down amounted to ullm8 St" r“d 1“P’.¥ $88,000, while the coarser qualities of MWToniAnnB i their prayers, while at regular mass the SAD AOCEDXMT. hair about doubled it. The largest ex­ whe did not want to live ! c0^d "tone floor is covered with devout port was in 1876, when it reached $400.­ 'ALBERT LEA ROUTE 000 for down and coarse hair combined.' AbroiinAboaA in the w»y of tlAta <er. whi>p«rwg» ot thro, who pmy. “ What do you know of bee culture in what a UWMOjroron. heterogeneous orowd crowd on. one MTOU4. Score, ot bowroi w«rw put ap ji And <!»•» Russia?" cal Operation.' nix or •«»«> Atoriro high on loot ot I P®?r *nd.] ' “In Little Russia and Lithunia, the tVroty-fiTO feet by 100,. with two .port- j hungry rod th. well-ted. tho h^Igreat linden forests render bee-keeping sente on nnoh door, ro thU it th. ! “d “ "dta *™^1 very profitable. The finest bonev I quarry at Rosendale, Ulster Co., N. Y. W aa betiding wro sghty trot drop, the j The explosion one day in the quarry be lost aa vys— ,;*ro £ropiro by eroh temil. wro hi. tottered .ombrem. rod with hte ever saw is produced in Kovno. largest quantities come from the gov­ tod K totally. Under the UnprMsloeAW Loire trot by w.roty«ighl, out htew Ittel nror by. pry. ««> hte roul ernments of Yekaterinoslav and Pollova. matter was less serious the local phynlctan tuW CMAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Mr. Cralxx that hl* eye was not lost wholly bul .1 which must betroen Apecotor .hire, “P°n 1™ bp.; there n dunpledsmontA. of hwta (ex-alde vurxeca of French army), for There are over 450,000 hives in those l yaar Baarwc Tlakei Oflkor. M UghWhAltA. eto. It followed, ot oourro, I»‘ coymoro, red. Iron, her ----------- . - .the speriaf treatment of Catarrh, Catarrhal two districts* Kaluga produces annu­ -----»M tried and failed. Worse remained behind. Ikafocsa AsUuna, RroorhiDv.CoDMimptkm and iw men. ot th. room, got eU their gdt-edKed book. Inororo odor. OU the that many of the rooms got all their ally about 1,760 poods of honey and for hr *a* In danger of Iosins the other *1m>. . .lOteMBMOff taj Throat CHICAGO? Uutrw“ light and*ventilation from inside wells, air, the monotonous chan tings of the 3,500 poods of wax. A pood contains through sympathetic inflammation. , In this souviellr,» new and wonderful Invention, the . ——— ------------------------------------------- -•flea roofed over at the top. The priests are heard, and silvery-toned about thirty-six pounds. The annual strait be consulted Dr. David Kennedy, of Koo- Hperometer, an inMnxment which conveys med-p> a ■ T II A II A 1 n a bells ring out the holy commands of whole building was usually cheap and piouuction in the Don Cossack country aasty. An arraugemant of bells and the ahuroh and send the worshipers to amounts to $50,000 in round numbers. tetter-boxea was placed in the vestibule, cressing themselves and bowing in holy “In Volhynia and BeHaarabia the Crain demurred, and went back borne In doubt. ; :lon and dlwovery-of this new method of trealand by ringing the bell of any apart­ penitence. combined yield of honey reaches a value Hk local ph nteian said: “Go to New York." ln< Ihe air patvageM, that Throat and Luns «U* Set into one of the outer walls of the New York the patient «rnt. and one of the eases are no lonsrr feared. Physician* and ment the girl in that apartment oould of nearly $200,000 a year. The annual To most eminent oculist* in the country, bavins sufirrers Invited to tDveattaate this mode of cathedral is the sacrificial or calendar pull u stnng and open the street yield of the whole- empire is not far looked at theca*:,said; "You have lost onr treatment. v If impossible to call' in perwm. i stone of the Aztecs, bewn out of black door for tbe visitor. Apartments in from $4,0O0,0JO, or about 18,000 tons, ere entirely; go lock and do what yon can to; write for list of questions and Internathmal soon houses rented at from $30 to porous lava and covered with hiero­ i To this must be added nearly 5,000 tare the other.'’ briefly. Dr. Kennedy removed News.- Tlioasands treated by letter. Instep I the ruined eyv and treated Mr. ('raigg with meet* sent to any addrea* by ex press, with full btyu at (4a Ui- prnten.. im — $80 a month. After a few years, if the glyphics, reminding, so it always seems i tons o£ wax, worth $2,000,000. This-ia "Kennedj * favorite Remedy'- to build up the dlreetlon* for “ .-AUroxdi itTAiy kr. EHL house had not the care of an intelligent to me, the ignorant Indians who sell I about all consumed in Russia, the ex­ sretern. and the result wax sorcesehd. Dr. Kennedy's sreat micccws as a Nnr**on Is janitor, it ran down, dirty ehddren their bite of pottery near by of their I ports being very small." due to the tue of n Favorite Remedy" In the af ­ forefathers, who had their palaces and [ played around its entrance, imd as the ter treatment. Are you troubled with Dyspepsia. Idver Com­ ptace went from bad to won«\ tbe beat temples in the square which is now the plaint. Constipation or dcnuigeniL-nl ot the (Cor. Philadelphia Timas | people moved away, leaving those to busy center of a great city. Juares Kidnevh and Bladder? then use Dr. Kennedy's was an Indian, but he became the Lin' ' ' vhom dirt was a matter of indifference. , This way the Australians have nt “Favorite Remedy." It will not dianpolbt you. » 0 RVGHAkT, This has been the hutorYof nine out’of coin of Mexico, and in good time the iJ calling things by inappropriate names Dr. Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy’- for sale by all druggists. WILLIAM RKID. wholesale and mail dealer ten of the apartment-hou-sea which be­ other descendants of Montezuma may ' is inconvenient. Their “bear" is no yet regain their old-time power. gan well and sank in the social scale. | bear, their “whiting" <fish) is no whitHE COMPLETE HOME., It may be taken for granted that an • ing, their “cherry" is no cherry, their book. No odMo -No UmUbcv-Ni apartment which is cheap is also pretty “tlying-fox” only a big bat. It used to from ocw daigaa. Suprrt.ly gone* up. ■ (Arknnww Traveler. ] • l 73 and 75 Ijtrecd nl Write for «■*During me the ui«u high waver water a man was be proverbially reported that ''Aus­ ... *. t»uriug Arvt? tralia is a place where the oystora grow Whro U. flr.1 .Lrtmrot-hrore. .pd„,n Ula Arknn;„o„, । prorrS , roe»lphnoroph.r. *, ll0 1)Miw LitlU lUx-k peered social phuoeophera frond found oomcc ' on trees, the fence.-* are made of ranj As ho was passing Littlo Rock several nviw ihk* severm • . ...... fort in them becauso they promised •kiff. ;rowed gr°w w“h fh("r ' men sprang into a iLL., . out to .2 FOR lief from the high rents that were driv- . -- ’ said: “ There is no realmsthe lono navigator and “Climb Climb • st°nes outside. State of Midi Iren, Countv ot Barry--*rag people out of town, or preventing in.'" “Climb m wharr? “In theekiir hopanyinthooonutry.ro lar A« I au> Ata srsaion ofthe probale court for the 1*0001) < ?"” "1 Barry, bolden at thsjyobate office In the city ' Altogrtber With Ih. erro £ . ' . "W-U. rtrunpere. fn>’ I, *leron. ----------------- * “ ------ ---------— - .w>* b*» 'bron imported; the । of of Hastiugs. in said eofata;. on Wcdneday. the uoa of hundreds of houses tn which !; pretty nrAttr well »4;n fixed. ■ 1?“ Don't toko no work , cV“rJr “ *‘““/.a0' <TP«»* 9th day of April, In tliTTyear one thousand decency, health, and oomfort are sacriore rou go- I ,nd ,h“ onlJ l,°1^ ,b‘rat th" “ | eight hundred and cightv-four. Just published, a new edition of Da. Ci'LVKK • ; to move along.” “‘1Where ”^ Present. ClenMnt Smith. .In* "“ ‘ wku/k Cblkmratki* Ehmav on the radical cure I Seed to phew, the philosopher ! inKr AMO ' ’’ “We know ' that about some harbor oysters cover­ . nIn ‘!£2!f*ttP.r of U,p p<*u' of Artl,,'r K eHju ; of ‘ “Down the river." «l*rm*torrfona Ha*S|icrmatorrb«BM or Seminal Weakness, Weakscss, 11. Invol- | has lieoome leas certain of the ad- ! tl,„t' ... you from?' ?■ -From I >ng everything doeo to the wnter, in- 1.kins, deceased. untarv Seminal Iammmw fmnotenev Mental and that. Where are M0nrra‘u“KM“,fl’L^U“,P®UUo?,du’> 'rri0,'<J* I 1‘hpSal lacapaettTlmp^limente to Marriire, vantageH of flats, especially when it is . up the river." ‘"Of conree you ere, but poling oocmuonUly the root, rod ""f °°w ^’d dererised. praj etc.; also. Consumption, Kpllrpsy and Flls,moonsidered that the multiplicity and - " “What nwie mmie you you ax, ax then?' then’" trunks of trees. (Miserable ht— ,,•ll,,ry;0L•0fuf?UK■,‘u,‘*hlr 'Ilx*d h* vlf ilMfolxenre- a iexual extras cheapness of fUta fists mv may tend to keep in dkropum. trod io \ What are you dawg on that log!" I tie b,ta of oyatora, of which it would IMpon, may be appointed administrator of the gaocc, Ac. v*tate of aaltl deesaaed. i- The celebrated » author. this adsairable *•».-er • the city thousands who would be better .^Trawlin' im----- . n ' a dozeni>to fill tablespoon.I More , uk<, 4n *uuu» aawuranie re- CONSUMPTION "What do you want to take vondertul th.a little ^nd-Urt,* fT'S!.'tothat ‘ “ oMonday, ’SEf’L U.? ^Thereupon 1? It 1Is' onlrred. the | StoStf say, clesrlv’pSSKTSZ detuoostates from a thirtv JSCvei off in the country. Within the last n , fQ ed times wftbout' nnmber by ffw V»*fool us for? Don't you know you’ll three years, however, another class of which climbs up on the beach sand, STuoa“and thinthe bT l MU«>res<rf scU-ahw* may l>e radkuUly cured; ly use of Dowm’ RHxir. h wj! .jr» drown if you keen on this way ?” flute has oome into being which prom­ ________ . "Won’t drown if .1 keep on thiser way. prop. ilteU on it, hndmud. .rod look. Croup, liniHclt itis, J s/Ji hhi. ises better than anything of the kind Ef I wuster git off in the water I mout IFhoOJiilig-CuUtjl*. good «~hav,. heretofore attempted. Some wise men The “Tasmanian devil" ia a good drown.” “How far have you come this « . omre, tn the city of lisslliucs in said county and Tlds IxM-ture should be In the hnnd* — noticed that one reasou why people ; deal of a humbug, too. At Auckland ' ?uj* - f there l»«,.wliy the prayer of | every youth am! every man In the land ware willing to pay enormous rents in j <■vay?" “Eve come this way all er long." I heard him described os fierce, un- ', said |M-ilUotMsr Sent under seal, in a plain envt-kw to ^ax Throat, Cheat and I.unff.-nit i r mshould not be granted. But where wore you when you got on ' »iv.. LJli1' wld addrew*. post-paid, on nveiplofX’ecnt to the' rrRl ! the log?" “On the log." “Of course; j tameable, dangerous; at Hydney this |: rive nmire other rwnediw fait •*’ * •" or-^X.CT^!1%rTK Mi i a, Uerte.ot thoirroom. bul nlro to kwp , , *Jh „„ the log?' bones only are found in New South ““ “J~ ' ‘ **In the out unpleasant neighbors. People • ~ river." “Certainly ; but how far from .. Wales) ha was fierce, but not often with incomes of $10,000 a year are apt | met with in Tasmania: at Melbourne ' iTintcd ami circulated In said County ' ------i here?" “Ain’t made no calolation." of Barey. onre In each week for three sueesHtec to be better bred, more cultivated, in ■. “-Where nner, do you live when you are he sank to “an ugly little beast;" in weeks, |>reriot« tn said dav of hearing s ' I mw i fact, pleasanter neighbors) than people ]. > nnw ?„> ‘•xt home." "Of course; but , Tasmania it is discovered that the poor 'fKMENT SMITH. A with incomes of $500 a year. It is not . ’• little nocturnal creature is rare and (A true copy.) -lodge of Prohate. ! M where is your home?" “Whar I live." I ., , . always so, but the rule holds good in ..wl™ 1 your family?" "Scattered • ttimid. ®,d* There is one creature of vwhose Guardtau% Nate. New York city, and it is adxUnvarying erionfr " ••] -- * -.1,th —1. some ; State■<>( Michigan, “Did your bouse w.nhAWAy?- ! ” .. ' ’ ‘—- -h— .Mr<i county dH-'alboun.-'s. that people pay for exclusiveness in ’. ".My .. MT wife's back yander on a cotton- “skepticism —‘the ’ ‘ ground’ parrot‘ of* New In the matter of the tfiate of (teorrr Ntar mi I 1 Insane (mtsoo. . v fiata more, than for anything else. wood log. an' mr son Bill's cornin' along Zealand. On inqury 1 foand the worst i Notice In hereby qhen. that m punuaaee of I In an apartment-house’ where the reports about it eonflrme 1. -Thia par­ । an order grantcil to the undersigned, guardian wm'ars on a poplar." " Why don’t yon rent M $2,500 for each family the p«K>- : 1 of the estate of said George Nine*an Insane per­ rot builds its nest on the ground and, son, by the Hon. Judw-of rrubaii-.fortbeeounty I pie are likely to be pleasant and ' come to the shore?Cause it don't cost of shMp, nuthin' ter HUT. UUBUIM ride." “You AUlltA ’d IM-LLCl letter come since , the introduction . ................. --T-, has *» cleanly neighbors; in an apaitmmit- ' out and get a drink of whisky." b5cn *< chiefly of wool. al. To JSl1.11 -w w kou**, which might be exactly similar | “Dinged if I don’t do it Feller back ?bUu» ““ “ P»r*ee oa the sheeps in humj. coavtuient-e, and finish, where ; . . . . . . a. rororroro .A back. P For some time *L_ the _____ worsta that hero wanted me to come out and hear the rente are $250 a year, the people 1 him preach, but he didn't have the waa feared from tlds parrot was such '■'Ubjeci to all encumbrances) the followiiM 1 would not be likely to be over-pleasant, I right kin’ o' gospel. Now, fellers, pull thefts of the golden fleece, but for some baa ovfr-rleanly neigh born—they may be . years now it has taken to tearing Boury, they may drink, and they are j fur the shore as fas’ as yer ken." through the sheep’s back and Cans Scrofula, Erysipelas* sure to allow children to monopolize i dragging out the livar, which it Pinpies and Face ' . (Wall street News.) the halls and stairs. Money, then, is j devours. It has beoome a pest Blotches, Boils, Tumots, TeV l-.ro.l_ -1 ’ ased to keep off unpleasant ueighbora Thera ia much in the presentt bull *Z* Humor*, 'suit Rbeouk in ” New Vroro Zealand* since Al thia rapid SteaM BMd. Bo res. M«n-nrf*l — and this singular phenomenon has market to remind one f ' evolution in English civilixation. Ria — --------- of-the --man ------ down •11 bet beenvknown, people have threatened to in Indiana who was the only man in his a large parrot, but I do not think it ths rWtBBBBB. Onoate WwksMi Ah I et move auay if their rente were reduced. village having any loose cosh capital. pretty; its breast is the color of iron letter. and TmfrnlArities. Dimness, In the matter of the extate of Enim* M SP* »W»«k to i d°S*. a minor. * <«*»., uo0 them The' wise person mentioned, said to him­ He waa one day explaining to an east- rust, Im* ot Appattt*. JoaaW*, *Jt*cU*ns ot tbaltror. loti' . -“ISr is bejeby given that J shall sell at nut,. ’—1 self that the tensnta of an apartment ern man: t—tiou. BlUousn***, DWF must find nome moans other than actual “The only stock afloat in our neigh­ weight of money to keep off unpl borhood are five shares of an old saw- ' «r “I wouldn’t take >100 for th neighbors, and then the probit mill which hasn’t paid these last ten -... ..at oh,"i w.ftr, ( Vr, Xfrtn/lcav __ . 1 On Monday mAroinw. mornings TI circu“Family relio, 1 suppoMr । report that a syndicate has ■Nofa bitot it ru tell yoa »hy mm,>W»hCO, Ftw-e. Mrs N.1h The usual course of an apartment- • bought tha mill, and ‘ will “* at “ ft that ntek to ro r^asbla. vLf Loom is that a spwculative builder puts in repair. Thia sends the al M up and sella it at n profit Than the | 25, and 1 sell out." ( M <01-1 I wouldn t have it as a precious gift," investor, in order to get a reasonable ' “That’s legitimate." Maybe you wouldn’t, but I would. rate of interred, has to charge rente I “On Wednesdays I let it be underGated. April llth. A.™ 1WH. high enough to cover occarional losses ! stood that the syndicate is busted, and You nee, I am a traveling man. Tm MAM CRADDOCK, by tenants who prove bad eggs and ! that nothing will be donp to the miB. traveling here in Texas all the time - . ................... Guanllai l»om unrented apartments. The tenant This sands the stock back to 10 and I, where the railroads never arrive on count Now, if I had a watch that who pajH hia rent pays for ths empty 1 load ’ ’ up.* * kept correct tim£ Td be left half the flats and bad debts. A study of these , “ And what do yon do on Satur- time, but thanks to this watch, I’m ranxtt a baoua. problems brought about the co-opera­ tive home o’ub unartanent-lrouMm, of I *“Oh, those are iny regular days for more liable to catch the train than I he having ^‘Sdth!*^^ ' which wu have heard so much of late. i working up a feeling in the county that would be if I had half a dozen watches Skid, «W help All. A number of gentlemen, say ten, asoo- I ought to be paid a bonus for convert­ that could be relied on." f’ralrtenik, M.wh „ B BlCHAUta. mate to build an apartment-house of ten ing tne saw-mill into a distillery." apartmsnte. The building i* put up. and each man takes hh. apartment A ”'w w bo donbte tb.t oAlAmitie. woold bo and pa-w one-tenth of the total . |Chta*y H7“l1 ■ . , redacod roc-holt if tho iMMgm of .j] o*«teK hfa apartanenta just as A grollamro of edumUoa cad «• oorwroteroM <-rond.red . mon he would u house, and being respond- i penence perience" advertises in m a Dee Moines preotou thro gold-row otteMr th. ble for one-tenth of the taxes, the cost P*per that wishes *’ ■ he ' " * । emp employment in almight; vwlu. ia him, iimtrod of the ' erf heating, cleaning, etc. A clause in writing speeches meml ------ „ -g. -------- — tor .... ~„mbers of the almight, dollar! I roi rohamod ot mr_ ‘'“■m.by rammex noranuro tbs agroemcnl provides that no aseoosta ’legislature. He will ~ prepare at abort . In the matter at the ostaie ot M rolf. When a «hip goro dm I got th. can aeH or rest hfa apartment except to notice addresses for or against prohi­ KfabeOansttey.ntaon. pa» aambar ot oobto puroagan, aororatel, Nottosia^s'Uy aivsn a pence approved of by a majority o( bition, woman suffrage, or any other —tliA n-imliar nt f*- * lie aurtla.. to the hlxbest Wd<W- os <4.. IT' a ___ _ roro — theaaeoriatets Botbat.bemdeeebwring subject dr,.!red. Hia terms are $5 for the sist day at May, A.,D. i**«M }f“ <* Wefbrmnnn. at Um* port oWK,,r'j! |n ihB state > TT1?- “i«kbor’* « Mutate in such s ton minutes'speech and $2 for each AlbaOdm* ooraproy jun ior only jut rodihroAl Sre tuitrate., “AalWroliro I do ■»< mako rontroiioa tor ByroH “P*°“ “f •rertin, tiro r“'«»»<><l'A»d-e..nnd«1o.ol>wrT«l." I ISM. by We prob.ae court <rf 6arn t» BITTERS, cou SI * Kb TEN T H OUS ANO Farms in Michigan bu; Glass T N. H. Downs' Colds MANHOO Hoi Lost, Hoi Restored! OKSUMFUM Boughs EL\X\R. st-*, rO fl n fPHO i cow fill F"' B ’’OOpOJtt3SBr Nib -xs ing Safely Lamp & Uro : ■HUBVRb I for PWT.TL. SaS IBUATJJi, Hoi r �Hastings Banner VOL. XXIX. NO. 1. HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 25, 1884. WHOLE NO. 1501. OUR BABY-BOT. sxaius* everj *uv»u vi vtocmsb lighting, American or otherwise. In Milan the Mansoni theatre is lighted by electricity, and the vest Theatre La Scala now haa a complete equipment of engines, boilers, and dynamo machines from Now York, adequate to 10,000 [Kugore-J. HaUtaChtaagoTribuaa.1 ^ith mirthful face, with curly hair. With laughing lips aad eyes, Be came to ue aa pare and fair LEWIS STERN'S W hat gift from God ooold ba more dear Is the Place to Trade from the cathedral fioeli. SWALLOW-TAILS Ba drives oar bottssbold doom away This bouncing baby-boy. krturned from the East with a large Stock of DRY GOODS and| CLOTHING, which were bought at figures to suit the times. | Mreeaei»«h ta tk« Walter*. Sometime. tbe stilly night ba breaks With cnee thattoll repose; Or needed rest enjoy* But O, bow still our how would seats Without our baby-boy! [Monreal Btar. J Mr. Francois Mercier has lately re­ turned to , Montreal from the mo.it orthern district of Alaska, near Beh•ing straits. He has there been em­ ployed in the fur trade on the Youkon river for tbe last sixteen years, and was the first American or Canadian to ar­ rive there after the sale of Alaska by Russia to th< United States. Mr. Mercier speaks the Esquimaux language fluently, as also several other Indian dialects used by the natives of the Arctic regions, and relates several in­ teresting items aa to the country in general. An idea of the cold experienced there may be formed from the following thermometrical observations: On the 1st of December, 1882, the mini­ mum during the day was 50 degrees below (Fahrenheit) and the maximum 20 degrees below zero. Taking the whole month to­ gether, the minimum wax 66 de­ grees below zero and the maximum 15 degrees. The whiter lasts about eight months, while the four summer months are magnificent weather, the only draw­ back being the plagne of mnsquitoes that literally blackea the air during the long, unbroken day, lasting many months. Ducks, gt-ese, swans, etc., begin to arrive about the end of April, and lay thousands of eggs on the banks and islands in the rivers These are much sought after by the natives -and are exellent eating; in fact, Mr. Mercier says there is no lack of food of all sorts, while for sports there are reindeer, Now Watch tbit paper every week for a year moo te, black and brown bear in the in­ and learn this word ZO-FK-sA. Remember It terior, and white bear on the ocaat, with I* a panacea for Dyspepsia, BLUIouxum*. anv salmon in the larger rivers and trout tnranle arisfnj from Indigestion or Hluggtah in the streams. The Esquimaux dogs, Liver, especially FIkaoacur. which are the draught animals of the country, are fnostly fed on these fish when dried. Mr. Mercier has not a very high opinion of the noble red men of the north, but considers them a lazy, idle lot, most inveterate beggars, and full of superstition. As to his opinion of an expedition . 'ver reaching the north pole, he thinks "Hub” Cou*h care, sa C'euu. ; it never can be done without building phy,lrlnn■ ] imall stations en route, after quitting ’omilow will cureM)? ordlnsnr court, it [ the ship for the ice; providing these acta almost magically. Ask any dealer to gt< Nations with food and all necessaries, ’■"•lui.lmw «l»m >» obMWrt «»»U 1 parties: by this means only will the ex­ ! pedition be enabled to advance and rei tire when necessary, taking advantage if some winter milder than usual, and I ;hus push on,for the pole. No vessel can proceed much farther than 76 de। green latitude, and this leaves H de : apees to be pot over of frozen snow and You are not the first man who has been crushed hy the swell clothing of the man who tilled your gla-’s." “How are you going to help it?" “By changing the material of which the dres-i suit* ot gentlemen are made. Broadcloth has been the only cloth since the memory of man for oentle- tienun and other coneervatives stick to the broadcloth, but the thing to get for your next drees suit is a diagonal or a basket pattern in black. Coat, waistcoat and trousers are all made from the same piece. These goods are lined with silk and bound with a narrow braid. The cuffs are bound around about four inches from tbe end of the^ sleeve, and underneath two imitation button-holes are worked and two but­ tons sewed on. The costs are cut closer to the figure than they used to be." “Is there any reason for this?” ' who want to buy them can save money by going to see them and get prices which .are as good as a sale; Mr. Stern bought goods so cheap that it is in everybody’s reach to >1) what they need. Call early and get the Best Bargains LEWIS STERN, OF THE CASH STORE. Down s Self-Adjusting Corset is the best and easiest to wear. [ M ROGERS A CO. — HELL-- C’C-kK. OATS, CLOVER SEED, TIMOTHY *EED, CORN MEAL, FLOUR, HAIR. LIME. PLASTER, STUCCO. WATER LIME ROCK PRICES !>TH (6 PACKARD. BLACKSMITHS, Mitipmi Mate M.. Opp. <'x*ufl House. Horseshoeing a Specialty. *uxtu»I)A Mention given to Veterinary Hhoe•Lr MK-a ;k Interfering and hoof-bound Honea. e.i<- IForZ Show for Itself. The following ptooro and times have been deaIgnaled by the Board of Examiners for holding public exaniinallonM (or teachers In Burry codnty. The secretary- Is authorized to grant sjiecial certificates widen are valid only until the next public «xamtaatioh: Friday and Haturduy, March 3»th and 29th. al Hastings. Saturday. Apr. sth. at KaxhvilJe. Saturday. Apr. 12th, M.MIddlevlUc. Saturday. Apr. otb, al Prairieville. II Is expected that all who intend to teach, and have not certificates In farce, will attend at some one o! these places. Examinations will I leg) n promptly at nine o'clock, and teachers are urgpnflv requested to be present at the opening. Examinations will be both oral and written, chiefly the latter. Candidates for a third grade certificate must paw a saUsfttctory examination, with a standing of 70 per cent.. In each of the follow ing subjects: Orthography. rcMllng^/ritInc. . ; i i Fora second ktmIc. the additional require­ ments will be eicmentun- algebra, physlojorr. physical ceopraphy and book-keeping, with a standing hi each branch of SO per ecut. For b first grade, natural philosophy and gen­ era! history, with » "tendlDg In each branch at Hept- 1st next. eandidHtes for j every- grade must sustain an examination In I laAH Sd’ldat^witl^diom tnTnwnXr of 4hr Board Is acquainted, must furnish satisfactory । ABOUT HUMBUGS. .W—> - ~e- ! Tbe remedy that advertises—nonk oth kr at , any account, xvbby othkr a fraud and humbug-!* a frtod and buaibeg ttseif on the face of It. It must neccsaarily taste of tbe quack and KXWH ANDBtfe. Krei-Un humbug It talks of. A remedy ot merit, one that need bnt little advertising to secure a first place In the bousehoM. never defames another. Much •ate Courty' for the Panacea. Keep the sluggish Liver active. I stomach rej«n- for nourishment. The be clear wjtb ZO-l’K-KA—observe regutari Doni overload, live long and be happy. Ask H»nen, U you have never patronized LnlK. -I*™- H.IHIP.. teaMem tbai u youdo-w. you will remain »<c nvjKirnt natron. ( •onlVhllllp*. may.be appointed administrator k .1. SMITH. - -•-/ K. PACKJUU). rpo COFFEE DKfNKKRK! Levering’s Roasted Coffee ' i I WhMAtrvclc m Old Ko Id ter. Under the hot inn of August, l»e, tbe village of Dover J.. lay still astbe sphinx in Egypt, while Elijah Bharp, of that place, slowly Mid softly spoke of the put. "Yes." be said. ”f was Don and that the heirs at law of said In tbe army and saw many of the sights ot those “»»7?i& fearful years. I was finally diKharavd from ills MU«rs b?b5f3STal toe <>^n ability, rwwlting from sunstroke, i came home, miserable In health and spirit*; st enfeebled that I took cold on the slightest exposure. Life seemed xorthless to me; J lived only In mem- Ive notice to the pereops interop m muq Tbe diagonals are an eoaier, more elas­ tic kind of goods. They give with the motions of the body. This enables us to fit the form better, und at ths same time leaves the wearer as easy as if he was dressed in a businau suit." “What becomes of the white Marseilles waistcoats?" » "They hold their own. Full evening dress where ladies are to form part of the company is not complete without a white waiskoat, and never will be. The cut of this garment differs from the old | style a little. It exposes more of the | shirt front." ■ “How about the coming cut of I trousers f" I “Trousers are not quite so tight, but follow the shape legs." ,I they . „______________ r_ of the _ revive the old silk |I “la it possible to rerirre 1 hose and knee-breeches?' “Not here. Pooaibly it could be dune among a class in the old country, who devote no time to business. The use of knickerbockers in Scotch cheviots, with blouses, for gentlemen who are going into the country is increasing. They i are very comfortable to tramp far. The | line is drawn at the city limits." 1 “Will there be any change in business | suits?" “Na The sack coat will have the run. Many brokers down here will wear four-Lutton cutaway coats in diag­ onals, with striped trousers. That is really the most elegant business suit A mup is ready in such a suit to go‘any­ where except to the opera or to a re­ ception. Some prefer Prince Albert coats, but the majority fancy the sack coat, and the majority set the fashioV* “I occasionally see a gentleman withfigured waistcoat of a rather loud [London News] From the dreadful corned beef and sabbage and the fish-balls of crude American oookerv, the family of Deljionioo has by degrees led the Ameri­ can public to the consideration of higher things. The favorite dishes of the great republic have been concen­ trated in New York, and recent arrivals are hospitably challenged to compare anything in tbe Old World with them. Politeness prevents 4uch comparisons, which would hardly be in favor of its wide area of river and prairie. “Yes 1 wish a few, not many, would display a taste like that. I have a quantity of stuff that I would like to sell It was left from three yearn ago.” [Detroit Free Pr— [ “So you never heard of keeping a fish al fate for a month out of water ? Well, it's a fact all tbe same, ’cause I’ve done it myself." Frank, a well known fish­ erman who drags his living out of the Mississippi not many miles above 8t. Louia, was talking to a reporter about his experience on the • river. They #ere both in a resort much frequented by men of his craft, and Frank was contentedly sucking his pipe and toasting his shins liefore a red-not stove. “When old Peter told me that such a thing ooald be done I taking lunch, and I offered to bet him the raw products of this country. But it has 1U special tie*. The oysters of Blue Point and Shrewsbury river may not be denied any more than the canvas- was sad enough.’* J saM, dividing my last two cigars. . • “That's so." responded Mr. Kharp; "but 1 got over IL Outgrew II? Not exactly. When Iti that condition! began taking I'axkxa*8Toxic. be hot sun < What only sold in packages. dlfferei Perry.deoeaseo- oo _• * Imply Parker's Toni ■51 Fnxredicnt. we drop the misleading word Gives Natisfacticm to <*i. AH <le*der keep BEADS vranuttNM ▼■tvUKe; BtMMi and other strange fishes Xt>r under- Always full weight. C. A. VtxSofill'lllK*n-,'nSalur' eS?nt.liK £tT3 ASrfl “o'clock In ttaJ’di. wblrcl to all Hru. UM'.BVcm2?!L..JL u»eriK>n tbe following <!•*Sotb half oUe —! .yon&hkaly [Ktoctriml ReWr] Elaine lighting in Eure lie seem to realise Gas is I (ata st the bottom of the oStakte ^TapperI Usually far poorer in quality toau «>re, - ---------------------------- - ------------------ ------------ Rnd modern improvements in making it AU. &I^JOO win । rp. v-^-f. r»ilwav.jrtation tried a myoterioue regimen? FOUND. rille, l£y., tells a brief story of how the Ohio river deluge restored a long leal■ daughter to her father’s arms: I noticed especially one maa who leaned against the guards, gazing not across tbe tops of the trees that base begun to lift their limbs from the waters. His was a clear-cut face with could fancy in passion they would bias* into white beat He wore a jean skirt. His breeches evidently were guiltier, «f girl <X 8 or S> jom. a*lrongo, *hr ota|U. Who lifted her ovo* oeMoioaoUy vitfc. “This is a bad lookout," I observed as a method of picking up acquaint­ anceship. The man started aa if aroused from a dream. Tbe child you wuz Beyin',’ he replied, my remark. A light flashes *vre». He drew the child 1 don't rightly know aa I care muok on it now, ma’am," he said, "since M’s guv me back mr little gal." “What do von mean?" “Don’t you know *bontmy gal? Why, 1 reckon you don’t live round thane if it had eat ben for thia rm. self.' a Utile while te Why, I “Tell me how it was." “ Twas her own dead mother’s brother as done it—c.od an* him know what fur.^Bpite, I reckon. Ho sneaked her off*n tap night. T’other day I ww out'n a skiff go in' to feed my bags over there on. the foot-hills, an* I seed somethin' floatin’ along 'way off elingia* to a log. I made rjght fur it. Then 1 seed it wuz a man. He cried out wild like. ‘Fur God's sake pick me up. I can't bold on much longer.* I knowed that voice. I knowed that curbed white face. Fur two year I d ben a hearkin* ' an* a lookin' for them. I rowed up to him Like mad. ' the breast to loosen his hold on the log anrrcachin’out clutched his bar. Ser. I: A’on d —d scoundrel, ted! me hea I with an oar.* He looked at me, gritty like', an oaz; ‘Take me in an' 111 tell ye.’ Her I: ‘You tell me before I count ten or 111 kill ye.’ He sex: ’She a in the orphan's ’sylum at Evans­ ville, Bill.* ‘Fur God’s sake, what did ye put her thar fur?* I yelled, an* 1 could have drowned him then if I hadn't sort o* promised to save him if savin' an* ■ yer not worth killin'. Then I took a yawl an' I rowed np hvar to git tbe domed first pocket. Aa 1 (ooai lwr; loaad PoUr, andl. ia That’s fernal villain's work. The pore ddfeh ben worked like a darned mule." Ba put hie hand np to his eyea, winked hard sod turned his faee away. “What did you do when you fifstaaw her in the asylum T I inquired. “1 jest bugged her right smart." "What didahe dor almost before he had 'him well oat of the water there was a akin of next morning he water It took I M. . waiters." said a yonzfg man to a Broad­ way railor. speaking of a dinner he had which would attended the night before. The tailor smiled and said: Tbe little feM, ia eomtng time, May learn to bravely run— The ruggei mountain top must climb Ere honest fame he won. May angola guide his little feet From biga ways that destroy, To manboo.I noble, pare, complete! . God bleea-our baby-boy I” Us are Lew ta Were tire W A;*‘I (hick was an iufallibte csuro of a sapling for the pleasure of �ALL! ShelMn, offered the foUowjng report, and on motion of Mr. Latham the same was adopted by all the members voting ftir>u»nMo»aSI for ••peclul meet- (therefor: ■ ing <if the Board of Supervisors of tbe Habtumw, Mich., April 25,18M. of claim. cPm U ta“ SIS. uXumber ot cuupiy of Burry: made in accordance No. Uretsei... «4 with a request in writing signed by more than one-third of tiie members or Editorial Notes. said Board, the Supervisors elect of the misawiiaries and 818 proselytes. several townships and of the city of Hastings, with ths exception of George one and two dollar silver ‘certificates W. Abbey, who was sick and unabte to ■ o. H. UnSteMjiajte ta«has received tbe unanimous endorse- be , present, and whose place was filled » Heth Pratt, tor sun eying ment of tbe bouse finance committee. by the temporary appointment of Da­ vid G. Robinson, met as above, and IS K»rt F. Carpenter, juror fees . Under its provisions, silver bullion or 13 Fred Seymore, wltoew foes. - were called to order by the Clerk. H; H. Parkhurst. " - •• standard silver dollars can be deposited Tiie roll being called oy townships, 14 15 Hugh BeaU. “ . .. in the treasury or sub-treasury, and cer­ the following were present and an­ 18 Farral Burns, jurar teea.... D«nXl CBmpbell. “ ^tho ITK-N.McNee, * —• swered to such call : tificates of the 81 and 82 denominations 18 Julius Kreger, Millfield. Ohio, climbed » tree to Assyria—Wm. W. Cole. 19 Robert McNee. “ —height ot iixtj teel and Jwpod ty™ * issued to the full amount of the silver Baltimore—Norman Latham. □o Richard Maukee, “ ■ limb, hu dentfi bemit m»t»ntMieou». tbus deposited. The bill will. undoubt­ 21 Calvin Ainsworth, ■• Barry—Charles A. Polley. B J. WeteMrt & Hon. hardware . The bi«h water in Lake ( hamplain Carlton—James N. Covert, edly pass both house and senate, and cauSSl the track of the. 23 Calvin Ainsworth, juror fem . Castleton—John E. Barry. MK.H. Mallory, “ — will reflect great credit upon our excel­ Hud«on ro»d to bo wwbX m>t 25 Henry A. Brooks. “ ... Hastings—Samuel R. McIntyre. lent congressman. . between Whiteheed Bnd„T;coo^r^’ " • •• Hastings City. 1st and 4th wards— -38 Ijrman A. Brown. 77 Kllbu Chipman, “ E. R. ShankUnd, e well known far­ 28 Ihlln* Brothers, raromt rolls Charlotte republicans ought to have Philo A. Sheldon. mer of Iowa.-hat taken for hia fifth HasthiRs City, 2d and 3d wards—Da » o“.M^tedepry««*r. wife a daughter of et-f.overnor Hemp­ enough of fooling around with Sagen- vid G. Robinson • (temporary appoint­ stead, and gone to housekeeping in dorpb and his ilk. The Charlotte pro­ ment). Hope—Ira A. Osgood. Dubuque. . , . .. hibitionists have shown that they do The Watwbvbt Watch Co, of New York and Waterbary, Rev. Father Sanchez, the last of the Irving—Augustus J. Gott. not care for prohibition or temperance, pioneer rrarjeiscan mtalonanea dl^ Conn., being desirous of advertising their name and busins* .Johnstown—Edgar F. Nye. £ AustinBrook? Juror^rtea.: but are anxious for party success. In­ it Santa Barbara OUUomia Thura Maple Grove—Orson Swift. 37 Crrus Cooiey, “ ■■ day, after a residence of forty-three have made arrangements with a number of the large retail Orangeville—Lj scan Brigham. stead of showing good sense like their 3H Martin Cooper. “ •• clothiers of this country by which the latter are enabled to Prairieville—Amua C. Towne. 38 KIihu Chipman, ** ■■ brethren here by voting for temperance ,ei%e Indiana Democratic association Rutland—John Dawson. . to Frank Helen. . • present to every purchaser of a Beady-Made Suit of Clothing men who stood a show, with their help, <1 Kmory Wilkins. wiUieoa fees of Washington hu placed JoupbK. Tho:nappie—James H. McKevitt 42 Volney Day. “ • McDonald in tbe flHd for the presi­ or Overcoat costing $12.00 or over, one of their Improved Sfof an election, they deliberately caused Woodland—John M. Reiser. 43 Philip Holomon. “ ■ Yankee Springs—Samuel C. Ritchie dency by U» passage of laudatory reeo- ver Nickle Series ^C.” Watches. i the election of an entire whiskey ticket. On motion of Mr. Swift, Mr. Robin­ K> liM. MATT. kitions. . These watches are warranted to keep good time and are the A subscriber to the Lowell Journal son was chosen temporary Chairman. 46 Jobs IL Brown, A. S. Stearns, swell known teacher Mr. Cole moved that the Board pro­ of Janesville, Win., leaped trano best low priced time piece made in theworld inquired “What is'the Cobden Club?” John K. Lara, , “ ■ bridge into Rock river on Sunday eve­ Editor Hine truthfully replies “It is a ceed to the election of a permanent 4» 30 Wm. H. Rayford, justice foes Chairman. Motion prevailed. ning, and bls body has not yet been re­ SI F. R. Timmerman, teaUmooy dub with which England is trying to The Chair appointed Messrs. Sheldon covered. 53 W^tMTra^ralegjiaryiees American residents of the Mexican We wish it understood that this is no lottery schema. Imt knock in the head our competative in­ and Polley to act as tellers. M Dani A. Miller, dep. sher. fees. The Board then proceeded to ballot capital are reported to be indignant at dustries.” Tbe Cobden Club of England exactly as stated above. 54 Ira Stowell, bolding low*.... for Chairman, with the following re­ 56 J. IL Flint, dep. sher. fee* . . .. thefouure oftbe United States to for­ and free trade democrats seem deter­ ward tbe mails over tbe Mexican Cen­ sult: Among those who hav.e adopted the above are the folivwmg , mined that America shall open her First ballot: Whole number of votes tral route. Charles A. Spaulding. arreMUri at well known concerns: J. 8. Hudson. Detroit, Mich.; E. R. Hnfi markets for foreign manufacturers, and cast 18; of which John Dawson re- Dm r. I. UOixrovr, mis. ■<*:* e-----ceivad 9, Amos C. Towne fl, James H. 80 Wm. KTJrtaa. constable foes. New Haven. Conn.. Thursday night for A Co., Cleveland, 0.; Putnam Clothing Co., Chicago. P W drive our own out of busdnmB. 81 W.J.SL UHoUoway, mdse. McKevitt 2, Philo A. Sheldon 1. theft of jewelry, shot himself five 82 R. J. FOlgMT, Justice IMS times, saying that Be could not outlive Humphrey & Cb, St. Louis, and many others. Reports from this state show that . Second ballot: John Dawson 9, Amos 63 John Cressy. summon’g jurors (X Towne 6, James H. McKevitt 2, Phi­ and court atteoSaore the disgrace. nearly 100 more republican supervtoon 84 John Q. Creasy, Uta. acc't lo A. Sheldon 1. Special advices to Boeton say recent We have 3000 of these stem winding watches, warranted, “ “ criminal acct were elected on the 7th than democrats, On motion, the{ Board took a recess 66 reports of. disturbances in Sorthern greenhackers, funionists and unionists of 20 minutes. * Mexico are wholly false, and were got­ and will keep good time and require aa little attention as say On again assembling, Board proceed­ ffl M. Cunningham, assisting a ten up for the purpose of depressing $100 watch. combined. The gain over one and two 0» John Baughman, witness fe ed to election of Chairman. Mexican securities. TO D. R. Cooper. “ (Each one put up to a handsome Matin-lined vase.) years ago is very large, and shows that Third ballot: John Dawson 10, Amos 71 F. F. Hilbert. The natural heirs of Mri. Valeria G. the republicans mean business in No­ C. Towne A Philo A. Sheldon 1. James n Lawrence Hilbert, “ *' Stone, of Boston, are. to contest her 78 R. H. Hawley, Juror fees H. McKevitt L vember. will, which left $250,000 to charitable John M. Reiner. “ Mr. Dawso®, having received a ma- 74 „Dnacri „t “ 75 Jonn John Wonderllch, “ “ institutions She gave away millions F. M. Potter, of the Vermontville jority ot all tbe votes cast, was declared^ 78 Frank Palmerton, 77 K HUdlnger? ^’ “ " during her lifetime. " v ----Hawk, received two votes for president duly elected. Roscoe Conkling is said to be respon- • 78 Itob't Barnum, ** “ Mr. Polley moved that the Chair ap­ 7V K. B. Richards, dep. sher. fi sible for the selection of a Blaine del&- : in the Eaton county republican convert point the usual standing committee, xi John Roberta, wttum tern, And guarantees every Suit or Overcoat to gation to Chicago irom the twentv-eev- ■ tion. Potter and Arthur received the which motion prevailed. si L. J. Wilaoo, raw tees enth district ofLji Ni’w *■ *- ' '"Ul T*” —“' cheaper than can be bought elsewhere, and if you are not per- ' 82 Home Journal, printing.... c" pr.7-.'~.~..~ ' °—rt some number, ho our friend can have Mr. Towne moved that the Commit­ IQ Wm. L. Cobb and io other*. •Hl. republican, of oerelwd have I fectly satisfied with your purchase, return the goods any tiae ttoe and witness tees........ just reason for feeling proud. WeHl tee on Equalization consist ot five members, which motion was lost by bet he can run well too—on roller skates. elected Edwin Oowin and a. c. Hord within 30 days and get your money back. tbe following: delegatee to tho national republican I " Ayes—Messra. McKevitt, Nye, Os­ sendees 1« 00 Derorr By a campaign of slander and nudiconvention. They are tor Blaine bat , ■ . -o--------\ good. Sheldon and Towne—6. rionsly false statements, the union pro­ received no initnictions. I , t Nays—Messrs. Barry, Brigham, Cole, hibition party hopes to Defeat the re­ Cuvert.-Gott, Latham. McIntyre, PoiThe reduction of so per cent, in ' We have one of the most complete stocks ever shown rc publicans in Michigan, tt can’t be donei ley. Reiser. Ritchie, Itobinsun, Swift On motion of Mr. McKevitt all claims in that way, and the union leaders are. and Uhaittnan—13. Mr. Towne moved that the Chair ap­ referred to the board were withheld, till thousand men will resame work after learning thia to their sorrow. three months of idleness. point a committee of three to form a the next session of the board. The United States commissary at St. . basis for tbe assessment of property, On motion of Mr. McKevitt Board By a bare majority of two, the house Louis has sent one hundred liarrels of which motion prevailed. adjourned withoot day. of representatives voted to consider foe’ meat-to the overflow sufferers along Mr. McKevitt moved that the Chair JOHN DAWSON. Chairman. CHAU M. MACK. Clerk. the BU Francis river in Arkansas, two Morrison tariff bUL This narrow ma­■ appoint a committee of three on print­ hundred miles from Helena. ✓ jority means the ultimate overthrow of’ ing, which motion prevailed. At the Senatorial Republican con­ Mr. Covert moved that a committee the free trade schemes even In the dem­' of three on insurance be appointed. vention of Henry, Randolph, and Dela­ ocratic house. ware counties (Ind.)at Munice, Friday, Carried. Thomas G. Appleton, an art critic of J. W. Maoey, a "dark horse,” was nomi­ . Mr. Swift moved that a committee Pennsylvania republicans are already nated on the ninety-fifth ballot. on drains, consisting of thiee members Boston, diAl Thursday. The Welland canal will be open for planting liberty poles with the names1 of this Board, be appointed, which moF. A. Vpn Gamy, president ot a bank navigation April 28. at Effingham, Illinois, disappeared Sat­ of “Blaine and Lincoln” on the stream­■ tidn was lost by the following vote: J. W. Simmonds was Friday elected urday night, and his accounts are snort Ayes—Barry, Cole, Gott, McIntyre, ers. That kind of a ticket would suit President of the University of Dakota. ' Polley, Reiser, Robinson, Ritchie and >25,000 or more. Tire institution did as, but we still hope it may be Edmunds‘ Swift-9 Bishop Toehfee Ilea at tbe point of .not open for business Monday. and Lincoln. , Nays—Brigham, Covert, Latham. Mc­ death at Covington, Ky., from heart Silas G. Crosby, a uolunou* larger of disease. Kevitt, Nye. Osgood, Sheldon, Towne Perry township, Ohio, has fur three The republican state convention1 and Chairman—9. Since January 1 $25,000,000 in gold years avoided arrest uy entering a cave meets in Grand Rapids this (press) af­• After discussing the matter at some have been exported from the United under his house through a '.rap*door, but was ua Thursday captured. ternoon. Barry county should have ni length, Mr. Swift again moved that a States. z Five hundred meh left Leadville, Col., committee of three ou drains be ap­ Frank Dewall, the absconding presi­ delegate to the Chicago convention. pointed, and the same was carried. Saturday foT new K°ld fields, near dent of a national bank at Leadville, On motion, Board took a recess until Pike's Peak. has been arrested at the residence of The following from the Clintont . 5 o’clock. Austin B. Waite, an old and promi­ his mother in Csntou.Ohib. A reward County Itepublican hits the nail square­ nent citizen of Toledo, was swept away of $5,000 was offered for his capture. AFTERNOON HEH8ION, CONTINUED. ly on the head, and administers a good Tire secretary of the California Ag- i Board met per adjournment with by apoplexy. dose to our “principal servant,” and Re­ quorum present The jewelnr store of Christian Gil­ ncultural society estimates the growing The Chair announced the following bertson, of Madison, Wisconsin, has crop pf wlreat at. 60 per cent, more than former Fuller: x7 * last year, tire only thing to be feared been closed by the sheriff. Republicans! Independents’ Green­ committees: The peach and quince trees in North­ being the north winds in the valleys. On Claims—Messrs. Sheldon, Covert backers! When you intrusted the dem­ western Pennsylvania ba«s been de­ Tbe Pennsylvania -republican state ocrats with the offices in the last cam­ and Gott On Basis for assessment of property stroyed by the severe weatner. conventton instructed itn_delegatee-atpaign did you believe they were honest The Georgia Central road lias started large to support J sines u. Blume for in their pretenses about economy andf —Messrs. Towne, Swift and Cole. On motion, all claims in the hands a movement for an air-line track from president, and passed resolutions com­ reform? If so glance at a chapter of the Clerk were referred to the com­ Atlanta to Baltimore, 580 miles. mending the acts of President Arthur, of their shameful reconi. Thomas Mackey, tbe first white set­ i iIav!ug „*tewnen’ on the Thev howled alxiut the river and har­ mittee on claims. On motion, Board adjourned till to­ tler at Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, died lakes, the Erie and New kfork Central bor bill—and the democratic member roada formally requested Commis­ from the seventh district hits introduc­ morrow morning at the hour of 8 Saturday evening, in his 90th year. The Baptist society of Plano, Illinois, sioner Fink to restore freight ratee be­ ed a bill asking for 8175.UUO for the har­ o'clock. Tuesday, April 22. disposed of a historic crazy quilt by tween New York and Chicago, to k 20* bor at Sand Beach, a little village half Board met as per adjournment with ballot, the sum realised being >147. cent basis. tbe size of St Johns. Gen. W. T. Sherman has been ap­ After several warning, in tbe wav of They howled aiiout free passes—and quorum present." Journal read and ap­ , pointed to command the St Louis mi­ Monymoua tettera, the reaidenw of the reformer they elected governor has proved. his pockets stuffed with free passes . The chair then announced the follow­ litia, Gen. Lawrence having resigned. Jamea 1 owen, a coal mine superinten­ dent atBeynoldsvlUe, Pa ,waideatro£ ing standing committees: A new stock-yard company is being over four railroads. On Equalization—Messrs. Swift^ Nye, organised at Allegheny City, in which of Jf1Son“adl*Iy nr*- uaualng a lots They howled aliout tbe “mileage steal” and two of Bqgole'n appointees were the McKevitt, Keister, McIntyre, Brigham prominent railway officials are inter­ ested. first to present a bill for ten cent and Cole. On Finance—Messrs. Abbey, Osgood, The breaking of the levy on tbe Ban Mingo Junction, Ohio, with 116.000 be­ mileage. Joaquin River, near Lathrop. Cat, longing to the railway companThJ; They howled about honeaU and re­ I^atham, Towne and Polley. OnrSalaries—Messrs. Towne, Polly threatens the inundation of 10,000 acres voluntarily returned from rarrad a to form and Begole’s svyainp land com­ effwta,oompromise by ths surrender of wheat. • missioner presentixl a bill for services and Barry . ! <=*«*«* On Printing—Messrs. Polley, Ritchie Mr. Daniel Clarke, whose death oc­ of the plunder. as mirh commissioner for two weeks be­ curred at Flint, Mich., possessed one fore he assumed the duties of the office. and Abbey. On Insurance—Messrs. Towne, Os­ of tbe finest private collection of plants They said there was too much money in the country. in tiie state treasury, so Begole’s private good and Barry. Tbe republicans of Alabama have On Drains—Messrs. Polly, Latham secretary tried to draw and pocket the ' elected twenty delegates to Chicago salary of an extra clerk when no such and Osgood. On County Property —Messrs, Ritchie, who are fof Arthur aa first choice, and clerk had been employed. Precious lot Logan for second. Towne and Abbey. of refonnen! Chicago packers have slaughtered On Apportionment -Messrs. Abbey, 182,000 bogs since March 1, against Towne and Barry. The republican platforms ef th? states On motion of Mr. Towne the board 217^» ho^rs during the corresponding which have mo far held conventions M»jor A<itimPreMmt woni-lowr, thia year give special prominence to the took a recess till the hour of eleven Tbe last gold bank in existence on o'clock. following principles: tbe 1‘aciflc c< ast has removed from San d<2h 1. Tariff protection to American in­ Francisco to Petaluma and reorganized Forenoon session continued. dustries. “™K! tXd&S Board met at the hour fixed with on a currency basis. 1 Protection to the political and civ­ Tammany Hall has secured 222 rooms quorum present. il rights of citizens. in the Palmer House and 188 rooms in The committer on Drains, through ’ 3. Maintaining our currency at ptu their chairman, Mr. Polley, offered the the Matteson House, Chicago, for the with that of the other grmt powers. twn^!SJ!>Kil“’ti>e banlt®r Who failed Democratic convention. following report: 4 Civil service reform. On tbe Chicago board of trade, Tues­ These will form part of the great is- To the Chairman and Board of Rupvrday, a local operator made things lively oiton: Gentlemen: Your committee on by selling in one lot one million bushels Drains would respectfully report as fol­ of May wheat at 841 cents. ■ Dr. Law, of Cornell university, who crepit and nearly blind. a. Wise preparations fw the qatlon- lows: That the amount of bill pre­ al defense. sented by Dennis and Klingerland be has been investigating tbe cattle dis­ ease at Neosho Falls, Kansas, says it to b. The revival of American ahippine allowed as claimed, at 8UA0. They pnoldenu nt the O.uMian ftStl IS? *T Vvt.MwiAn nf A > ur-L..*.,■ . would further recommend that the positively not contagious. The potton-mill owners of Canada amount of 84.») lx- charged back to the held a conference at Montreal and townwhip of Baltimore, and rrawiuint upon the. proper lands of said township. agreed to curtail production 50 per All of which In r^ratfeHw Maim.it. cent, for the next six months. U<L ('bam. A. BataXJn . . We give one with every Ready-Made Suit or Overcoat at $12 or upwards. K S. PIERCES’ Great Wartrotie GRAND RAPIDS NEWS SUMMARY. 47549242 To a 1 those who contemplate buying Cajets, Cnrtanis, Cjirtaiii Futures &c. this Spring. We are in such a shape as to offer i inducements that will COMMAND ATTENTION. N. B.—We are headquarters for carpet | warp. W.S. Goodyear & Co. S^A^iSss? Spangemaeher & Mason FURNITURE, Hastings, Ni Mich. be as cheap or �The Hastings Banner. huhim, paront.' sake, stole io antai,. *ad Myers. Kennedy it once deelsred troy* ted. and 8 or 8 feet Met. in one of J H Clemeot'sehow windows have ittric. . ratDiT. 1TK1L ■. im. the reform school. Local News. WANTED 1 FOKS-ILI. Enquire of A. MaOmber, the . GOOD HOUSE AMD LOT FOB SAXE ‘ CHEAP! Commencement- of Volume £».— WKh this issue of the Banner comuwoees the 29th year of ite publication, with brfcht prospects for the future. As an earnest of its course for the com­ ing year we refer to the past. Since the Bannhu has l»en under its present management. "progress” has been the watchword. As the patronage increas!ti. improvements may be looked for. > Rarch winds in April this year. Makino garden ip now the order Of 'he day. Work in K. rank K. P. Monday even­ ing next. » • The new city government is now in running order. Proceedings of the board of superrtwjis in this issua Fbkd IIOTCHRifB has a change in his wivertisvineiit in this taua Amd now the agricultural machinery agists are abroad in the land. We shall soon have that telephone exchange. How about the railroad ? - The republican convention is in progitsa at Grand Rapids as we go to press. Thk Journal last! week ptuck out its core toe for the inspection qf the curi­ ous, ■Uncle Mose” again bobe up and propose to take a Hand in the political game. Fair prospects far considerable crim­ inal busines at the next term of circuit odurt. b»re you forgotten u, pnr. over in the sum of SfiOO. Failing to <*»e thtt monkey-skin button .hoe •ecure bondsmen he was rnjnawlbfl to '“»<le by Bmitti, SUnmoas 4 Peabody? UiL We judge that the matter will not Ask your merchant for them. , .rest with Myers alone. Gkkhlb 4 Fowkss have an agent on the rtmd selling tbe celebrated combin­ LoweU. by Bev. Willium Rork, Mr. W. ation plow, for which they are agent.-. S. linger, end M1m Krtie Allerdmg. See their announcement elsewhere. both of Carlton. The many friend, of The Buckeye low-down binder is the the couple unite in wishing them hapnewest machine in that line. In another pinere and prosperity. Tiie Banker column Chester M«ner calU your at­ Join, the many in extending congratu­ tention to this and other farming tools lations Wukn yon go to Harting, be mire At the M. E. parsonage, on the 23rd. and see the electric clock,' set your by Rev. Hunsberger, AVm. E. Palmer. watch by it, and buy your jewelery, ot Wert; Bay City, and Rebecca Duncan, silverware, docks and spectacles right of Rutland. there. 8?me st Poraonage, on the We were unable to print both the twh, Wm. n. Fox, of Bowen, and Mi» Kffie L. Crotue of Carlton. supervisors proceedings and tbe article At the residence of W. T. Brown, on the business interests of Hastings this week, bo the latter will appear in ^yil Slbt, by Rev. R. a. Carnahan, Mr. W ill Bennett and Mitt, Mary Schramm, our next Messrs. Benham A Phillips have as all of thia city. Tbe wedding ceremony neat and tidy a meat market as there is »a» wiuuarod by a number of friend, in the city. They have recently repa­ of the contracting partiea. pered and rearranged the interior of A Pleasant Event.—Aldermac J. their salesroom. E. Hogle was somewhat aurprired upon arriving at his residence Irot Friday evThe May festival and May-pole dance by the pupils in the high school build­ ®lng to find that Mwdamea G G ing, at Union Hall, Monday evening, Spaulding and E. Y. Hogle, assisted by was a very pleasing entertainment and several ot his neighbor, and the Mayor and Aidermen ot the city bad taken poswas well attended. aession at the house. He was informed The society of the Presbyterian that th had Meembled to assist him church will be entertained by the ladies in oelo Iting hie fortieth birthday. A Friday afternoon of this week, at the merry ______ le was had._____________ and about 10_o'clock Episcopal society rooms. A cordial in­ reirrehments were served, after which vitation to everybody. the following presents were given Mr Eva and Albert say they don’t Hogle: charge one man 25 cts. for a hair cut , A? “‘y.^r, from Mn J.W. Burchand let the next one off for 20 cts, for KeP Silsbee. Mr. and Adam Tinkler and daughter, Mr. and fear he’ll kick. They serve you all Mn. Juta Shanu, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. alike, and cut your hair for 20 cts. Shanti. Mr. and Mrs. John Lichty and J Card of Thanks— To the friends daughter. who assisted in the pleasant and profit­ „ A suit of clothes, from Mr. and Mrs. B. Y. Hogle. able surprise of Friday evening last, Silver table castor, from Mr. and Mra. G. G. Spaulding. many thanks and good wishes. Silver pickle castor, from Mr. and MR. AND MRS. J. K. MOGIX There Is excellent timber for s flrst^lsM bant*- ?fr8-G. W. Williams, Sen., of Grand ball club in Charlotte. Let's organize a nine Rapids. Chair tidy, from Mra. Ruth Mtidge. and make It incumbent on Hasting! to follow •ult—Charlotte Leader. Silver butter knife, from Mra. J. W. Yes, do sb; and the Hastings t<>be Burchel. Pocket book, Mta Glenua Shaotz. club will show you fellbws how the DrewjiBr gown, from Mrs. E. game is played. 1 Hogle and daughter. The Gospel Temperance meeting will be addressed by Mr. Hunsberger Sun­ Mr. Hurd Tinkler, of Grand Rapids, day afternoon at 3 o’clock, at Temper­ ance Hall. The meeting will be one of spent Sunday in this city. Looks now Bra though more building would be done in this ■ city this year special interest, and a large attendance is desired. dun tat The M. E. social will be entertained C. M. Knappen’s office fi shipped ta him at Blunt, I> new by Mesdames Grant, Rose, Carpenter, Wetaert and Wilkieman. at the resi­ home, this week. dence of Mrs. Grant on Wednesday af­ We are under obligations to W. O. ternoon and evening of next week. A Green for a copy of the Fergus Falls cordial invitation to all. s Daily Telegraph. The Banner would suggest to those The firm of Smith A Packard, blac|t^ cleaning up about their premises not to smiths, has been dissolyed^mith contin­ throw the rubbish into the street. It uing the business. doubtless causes passers by to think The W. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs. strong, language, as wpll as entails ex­ B. K. Rose next Tuesday afternoon at pense upon the city for removing the half past 2 o’clock. same. Tiie Bakner has unsurpassed facili­ The society connected with Emman­ ties for printing wedding invitations, uel church will be entertained on Thurs­ reception cards, etc. day afternoon of next week by Mrs. J. E. Y. Hogle h;w something to say this wtvk relative to automatic embroid»vy, white goods, etc. ■ Save your eyesight ant^buy spectacles ut Joan Ikssmer; he has the larged: and test stock in the city. Buy a pair of Smith, Simmons A body’s hand made calf boots. They are the Best in the market. Sunday evening Rev. Hunsberger will read a sermon by Bishop Simpson, "l» Christianity a Failure?" Fp.om the Ilemocrat and Journal we «hould say that somebody's sore toe had been ynashed on election day. - F. DeGolia, of Eaton Rapids, was in the city Thursday, on business. Mr. and Mrs. 8. DeCorsey are visit­ in her mother, Mrs. S. H. Cook. John Beamer started as a traveling agent for a whip house Monday last. Several of our citizens are in attend­ ance at the republican state convention today. Sol. Goodyear and R. Mudge left for Chicago Monday, to purchase goods for their respective houses. Mr. Oscar Crook on Monday received his reappointment as postal clerk and reported at Detroit for duty Tuesday. Steve Crandall, lately clerk of the "Hastings house, has gone to Muskegon, The mail route from Plainwrtl to Gun Manh waa diacoutinuud March R Cr!*p' U *coord*nor wS or,ie” fro™ headquartera. It waa an“"‘71 would be begun on the Michigan and Ohio at thaldrte. No clerka have ykt twen put on that line, however, and the mail service i, in a terrible mix. ■ Hainwell ha, recently beea receiving quite a colored accession to its popula­ tion. Heretofore the negro dement has never been ahle to strike root here; an bccasiona! individual or faniilv has oime to town and stayed a few months; but feeling lonesome has drifted away, so that Plainwell could truly have been called a, white man’s town. But the colored element this spring has been moving in numerously, buying proper­ ty, and acting as if it meant to stay, and we shall probably henceforth have it permanently with us. I IN 15 THe Sest OSer M&de Tri. Vcrmonlvillo Hawk. Thirty years ago, Wni. Crocker, now a well to do fanner of Chester, this county, left his wife and a three weeks .old girl in England, and came to Ohio, whether any correspondence followed we know not, but in an these years his whereabouts were unknown to his fam­ ily until recently. To make a long story short, yesterday C. Hhellingford and wife put ikp at .the Commercial house, Mrs. 8. being no other than the infant above referred to. Having learned the exact location of her father they went out to Mr. Crocker’s yester­ day afternoon. The couple are enroute for'Manitoba where they go to locate. have sold clothing to tbe people of Wettttohlnn u I.--. h..<K •!- By fair dealing and selling goods at low low prices. W FULL AND COMPLETE Eaton Hapldn Journal. The body of a full grown infant, with the arms severed from the body, was ac­ cidently discovered Mondav evening, on the river bank, a little below the is­ land north of Knight street bridge. It showed marks of having been in the water for some tirtie, but whether it floated down from Jackson win prob­ ably never be known. visit to Fimm L!*K«r W AID SHIS' sons, Ove: 300 differed rtyW U> select from Hastings. We Can Suit All. Fifty BARGAINS IN HATS. Only. To the Medical Profeasion and dufferersfrum Catarrh, Calharrhal DeafAathma, Br<nichitti>, Weak Lungs and Consumption. When in Grand Rapids tw nod we us. My motive is not one of money only, but for science and the good of suffer­ ing humanity. ■ To convince the public and prove to the sceptical that the Spirometer is the best instrument ever invented for the treatment of disease of the air passages, and that it is all I have’ ever claimM for it, anyone-suffering from ihe above named diseases who call at the Hastings I House. Saturday May 10, 1884. and con-sult the surgeons of the International, Throat and Lung Institute, will be given a Spirometer free, the medicines I alone to be paid for. I do this-to show the confidence I have in the treatment, and to convince the medical profession and others who are still sceptical, not­ withstanding the thousands of people wfio have been cured by it, that the Spirometer I have invented and the medicines and treatment prescribed by the surgeons of the International Throat and Lung Institute are curing and will cure a larger percentage of these diseas<-r than any other treatment in the wood. Ifimpossible to call upon . the sur­ geons during their vikit to your city write for International News and List of questions. Address Dr. M. Souvielje, Ex-Aide I Surgeon of the French Army, 81 Lafay­ ette Avenue, Detroit, Mich. where he jhas entered the employ of the 8. Goodyear and the ladies associated Muskegon booming company. with her, at the society rooms in Rowery Geo. Abbey is confined to his hotise block. Supper served from half past First class dwelling house to rent at j by illness and was unable to attend the ten dollars per month. five until six. board of supervisors. Judge Robinson KNAFPKN & VaxARMAN. ‘ We call attention to the announce­ was appointed on the board in his ment elsewhere of Mr. A. A. Eggleston, stead. i . rpiIE NEW BARBER SHOP. painter and paper-hanger. Mr. Eggles­ Cheater! Messer has returned from his ton has made a study of his business, Dakota trip, and speaks in high terms and has spared no pains to perfect him­ In the Basement of the of that section of uncle Sam’s dominion self in the trade. He makes a specialty visited by him. While there he met our of ceiling decorations, and can show as former townsman, Mr. T. J. Wilder, good work in that line ss any artist whom he describes as doing well. Chet from GrahO Rapids. thinks Dakota will some day be the IB THE PLACE FOR i . Should the Banner fail to reach any grainarv ef the world. . I ? of the poet offices in the county on time, 1 HAVE SEVERAL DOZEN GOOD BASE BALLS. Every purchaser of a ROWER BLOCK ! The following resolutions were unan­ imously adopted by Woodland Lodge, No. 289, I. O. O. at their tat meet­ ing: -I ACIeanShave, Eva and Albert Troutwine have WhereIah, Brother Lewis C. Barden opened a new barlier shop, and propose in the 29th year of his life, has entered to conduct it in a satisfactory manner to all who may wish ttorir services. Whereas, The intimate relations long held bv Brother Lewis C. Barden with the membete of this Lod|e render that we should place upon ! appreciation of nis service [Fellow and his merits as a an ifore A a eogi^n jf, That in hi* death Wood* 1 do not sell silverware at ©oat, but awning.’’ |e has lost a worthy member. cheaper than any other house in MichiJ, That we tender to his afflic­ _ _____ rtc- John Hessmer, sign ”Electric ing his dwelling on Green street, pre­ ted relatives our earnest '.sympathy in paratory to budding on the same site. Clock." . the loss ot one who was a good dtfren, Z. Willison is renovating and repair­ a loving son and brother, and an upright During the post week the road ing the dwelling on the plain,, lately voung man. . Will do all work to tiwUlBe promptly •“'taper has been doing effective work 3 fiesoletd, That Woodland Lodge No. . imeling the streets and cleaning the purchased by himself. 289, I. OJ Q. F.. tender their sincere Mrs. I. A. Holbrook is making repairs thanks to tbe neighboring Lodges for gutters. . upon her residence, corner State and their kind assistance in the burial of Ftrure-furalshed on »ppUe*ttou. * lr THK rtfvend g. a. r. proti tn the their deceased Brother. roanty will send their lirte of office™ to Broadway. Ifcrtred. By Woodland Lodge, that Mr. Fhin Smith has almost entirely our hall be draped in mourning for they will be publlxhed in the the acit thirty days, and a copy of remodeled his residence. A, It directory. W. Nelson has the wall laid for his these resolutions be sent to the county niE Engine & Iron Works are two new residence on State street west. papers for publication. weeks liehind their orders for plow NEIGHBORING EXCHANGESjWite.-vud yet they are working to Forgery.—Saturday last James A. th«”uUe^cspsdty. Myers, a young man who lives in Rut­ Allegan Journal and Tribune. tiiK IEannck will hereafter be print- hind, was arrested for tbe crime of forAn Allegan soldier, Jaa. A. Galkins, Tj0 “ to ««ch Hedfonl, Banlield, gvrv. It appear* that Myers, desirous who servwlin a New York the late war has been admitted into the '■ -t ovn. Dowling PHchardvllle and af sacuaing a certain amount of money, National Soldier’s home at Dayton. ~ I mrtuic tbe jawt year 1 haw nu*de«»P* 3rei the bank Thursdays. Ohio. ias told We Iroro from itvod snthuritr that 1 "v. Many friends in this dtp « John il|Xi«l >l>>«wonal i>ap-r.R| tbe probabilities are that the Grangers by th* (■abler that it he-J will Ev on permanently with their store u. Win ha pained good mn to aign with hla and “ ill «rupy tbe old Exchange PmPbv i-I0 * “l hr *” ooafined to Ms house havaWB. Artertbetank “"’■vnatiouof theejas. R. K. GRANT CLOTHIER. Try the Lady Barber! .Hotin^ i BUI LDER S’ Painter and Glazier. PAPER HANGING ’ceiling DIC0RATI0N8, >.v *.'*iidMtTOK£Mh!*h‘01 u** Call and See Me. “d hu counnenosd |>reakl,i!?t„Wlmi,’ £ by Gets one Free. ' * A hand-rail should be put upon the the postmasters would confer a favor Jefferson street bridge, as in its present by notifying us of the delay. The condition accidents are liable to happen. papers are mailed at this office every The fishing season on Thornapple Thursday afternoon, but the mail routes in the county are so muddled up that it river .was inaugurated Saturday even­ is-almost an imposibllity to keep the a >arRe Hastings peorim of them so as to tell which way to send packages to reach their destination F. B. A inger Has again assumed in the shortest space of time. oontrolof the Sturgis Journal, which taures the Sturgis people a first-class Hun.ding Notbi. > “JonesviUr" i« paper. ... . having built an a*nlng -what ia un '’’“icuce ujere. i tahrs SRW A n:w diy,rtwa * tad, *b0M iuum> «U«rtK •- foriwu- mmtionint «< promt for | poraitaMd u. Star Clothing House Li k HARDWARE PAINTS, OIL, &c. Large Stock, �SHERMAN ON THE'FLAG. AMATEUR SPECULATORS H. ora. » pretty HtU. bom n U» ■la Tribute iPhfluMpMa TIium.) ”How long before marble time?* said a small ,boy on Broad street on Satur­ day. repeating the reporter’s question; ting at the various race courses arc end “well, tops ahe the go now and marble Paris, owing to the sweeping stakes he lost on them nearly two years ago, time oomes next—next week, mebbe.” The law* that govern the precession Rochefort has booome a perfect con­ hi*x of the equinoxes or the sequence of noisseur of art-treasures, and the season* are no more certain and maisonette may be aptly called a veri for Infanta and Ch teble museum 'in iteelf. Several orig ­ invariable tiian the annual recurrence uue -uuu»t I of top time, marble time, Cantoria promo tea Diyeaticn time, kite time and shinny uly time. By and overcomes flatulency, uonatip^ j virtue of loug-estabhahed A custom the others jplesented by admirers to the Sn. Hour bUxnach, UarrtKrn. and origin of which do man kuoweth, it great pamphleteer—deck the walls of Fevariahoee*. It insures health and his salon ; while here, there and every ­ ia now top time. In all the loss fre­ natural sl«*i». without morphine. quented thoroughfares, in every sub­ where the visitor’s eye* fall on tiny bronse statues, or marble pieces of urban street or alteer, on the trout pavement and in the b>ck ya*d tbe workmanship, and tiny busts ranged in top and the whip uaw hold undis­ order and with teste and elegance. When Rochefort rises in the forenoon puted sway, and the tops reel Rfcput K Portland Ave., Brooklyn. X- Y. aa they madly whirl and ijpm under his first occupation is generally to scan the vigorous lashing of their owners, the morning newspapers “to see," as CFNTAUR LIWIMSWT-«t .bwlnte care ft>r Bhenrn*while the discreet pedestrian crosses himself' onoe put it, “how the stupid --to give the boys world has waggod since he had last the , .L, s .r.ln., Unnw, <MM 4te. The nio»t PowerM aad P«u>in which to swing honor of leaving it." He then takes * (raHiar l.-»l«.«HleTW «"<* Hmtllnic Remedy known to man. ■ In a few____ days more the hurried repast and drives in the Bois de _... „ ________ w_____ 8< i urchin who brandishes the whip and Boulogne, dr strolls through the syins tiie top will be down on all-fours couloir* of the chamber of deputies to in the mud, trolling the marble, while hear the gossip and discuss, as best he compose onr his pockets bulge to bursting with hi* can. the political situation. He returns ’ of‘ “ stoueys" “and rery beautiful, ’horde aa "white-alleys" home towards 7 o’clock and in the >resent nation. It is v< :T more precious company of a few friends, he dines and as light.. More and hi* wealth of still •ven Kers in the dingy gas chate tin 9, when he teaves them and so when cast to the broeze in the snn- “agates.” , The pampered sons of unsuspecting goes up to his library, where he sits light from the dome of the capital, from down to write the daily leading article the lofty flag-staff of some fort, or'at sires will “play hookey" when they riifti.,hwT»rt //■I—1JBCM JMSXY-.1 the masthead of a frigate at sea; and ought to be at school; the busy news­ which will appear in the morrow’s Intransigeant. Rochefort's head is full/>f still more ho as you and I, Gen. boys us they congregate in J syne street, Fletcher, have seen it in tho sulphurous will steal a hidf-ttour while waiting for the Subject-matter of his contribtjtrtm “the last editioq;” every bootblack will before he abandons his guests at alt smoke oi bat “But it is notof this I would speak to carry a quart ot marbles in his brush­ He dashes it off with all the fiery ardor you now. The flag of onr country is box, and the glib tongues of all will which is his invariable characteristic the emblem of nationality, typical of glide easily and naturally into the tech­ when a pen is in his hand and an ink­ all that is good and grand and glorious nical vernacular of “fen dubs” and stand and a few sheets of paper are by k mw ax&xw&d. anursiy tthtta tasn an «»«r jwvjwbww* ** *" . ' of > *ns atotosnt whtoh la —Uy apptad ia Dta noorfto pad maay* *■*?,*» his aide. in the human nature. It is the emblem “knuckle down tight." m-a! cf .11—m by abwrpUoc. 11—1 to tbe «Mil. »d a»o« Waotot to «W»In lens than an hour he brings his of authority, of peace and liberty the Various as tare tbe means employed, world over. It has for 100 years been the object of competition is the same in 1 manuscript down to the salon and rings at the head of the columns which have ' all-*-to win the opponent's last marble, । for one of his servants, who carries it swept across our continent and planted or, —,_____________ rendered into_______________________ the technical vernscu- in hot haste to the offlqp of The In­ cities and townn and settlements from i lar, “to bust the other feller.” The tramiigeant, where it ia “set up" a* the Atlantic to the Pacific, giving ne- boy ' who ' playa ’ marbles is a speculator. soon as possible, and where, an hour eurity and peace everywhere, making He must be ready not only to shear the or two subsequently, its proof sheets TRACE MARK. ______ > 1 «U_ k.—„„W the desert to bloom os the rose and the “laiuba," but, if he meet a more expert arorevijxed by the author htu^self. Next wild pr.uries to wave with the .most rival, he must submit himself to the moruing the elite a* well as the workbeautiful harvests. It baa led our ves- ■hearing process with becoming forti­ ing classes of the capital read with Mh uj>on the high seas, penetrating tude. Marbles are the currency of gusto tbe burning satire, the brilliant every liay and every part of the civil­ juvenile speculation, just as coins and epigrams, the pungent wit and the ex­ paragraphs of the ized and savage world, recognized bonds and atocks are the medium in quisitely jxiised everywhere as the banner of liberty and I vogue among older and wealthier gam- famous: journalist on the current topics progress. It has bees the iegis of pro- I; biers. As the success of a Wall street of the day. His immense power and lection to the'Weak against the strong, ! operator may Be known by the oondi- ' prestige as a pressman have been long and at this very moment of time it u . tion of his bauk account or the status of appreciated and acknowledged. Napofeeding the hungry, clothing the naked, , his credit, so the skill of the Jayne •' !eon Ill owed his fall more to the penand sheltering the homeless, whose I street speculator is gauged by the di- J thrust* of The Lanterns than to the r— rawsfw. of ,—Ids -— „ of marbles. ..w. c, * defeat at Sedan. Gambetfa himself houaes and possessions have been swept mentions bag —FOB— •way the Ohio, Ohio, The standard of value in away by by tiie tiie mighty mighty flood flood of of the TLz L. marble j broke down^and beoame unpopular unJeading in the grand cause of charity | transactions is the agate. It* intrinsic ' der J *the, v fiery attacks ’ and J grim ’irony “ of ; the man. and not waiting till the cries of distrese ' worth may be depreciated by scars or bad become pitiable. } । blemishes inflicted by lon\ service. It A Milkman'* I4ea. "Yee, my friends, we all have abund- ' must then rank with punched or muti' (CbicaKu Harald.) ant reason to - reverence and love the j luted coin. But the average agate, in ▲ short, ruddy-faced, _waggingiteg and members of the Grand Army ] its normal condition, is equivalent “on tongued man told he was returning of tbe Republic who have followed in ' ’change," to five day marbles or “comthe glare of the scorching sun, by the ' mons." Of the lesser (ienuminations, from the west, where he had been traveling for pleasure, and with a vie* moon’s pale beam*, and by the lurid • the"stoney” is generally worth four He light of the blazing 'pine torch, and | “commons,” the “white alley" is equiv- to making mining investments. who n/iw in their old age have dedi- alent to three and the “Uhinee" to two. wax not at all backward in giving me cated their lives anew to act-, of trater- I’Exchanges orc extensively negotiated the impression that he was worth nity, loyalty, and charity. 1 am sure I upon ibxs basis.. The speculator who money, and upon inquiry I found he that every nitvnber will cheerfnlly give 1 has risked all his "commons" in an un- waa just as free to tell the manner of its his body us a shield to protect it, and equal match and has lost them is said acquirement. “I have been in the milk if again it should be threatened by a 1 to be "busted or "roped." But his businiMK in an eastern town for a good foreign foe or bv domestic treason * ' ruin is not irretrievable. So long as many years,” he said. "In fact, I am in ,the business buaineM in a number of towns, towns. and million sabres will spring from their he ’ ’holds ” an agate he can readily cone the ' vert it into five- “-------------commons--------” and,, wiin'* ^aVe ■ pretty good thing . n_. of it. of! scabbards and come to i s aid like the ’ ---------------------cherubituH and the tlamiugsword whioli , good luck and better play, the plucky course you are thinking right away that -the ) Lord posted at the gate of tte f spequlator may still “dobin" and mend I put water in the cons, but you are mistaken. I never watered a uiilk can । garden of Ed*4!* to keep the way of the I bw shattered fortunes. in my life. There is an honester, surer, Tree of Lite. * * Jayne street has its umicrnpuhms TUB CHKAFEST TTORI ETEB USTTD I "and finally, as the agent of the fair i operators no less than Wall or Third safer wnv thin that to get rich in th* ladte-. whose nimble fingers h*ve so streets The "terror" among the m’lk business, and ITl.give you the se­ ■ gracefully prepared the flag, 1 commit marble . tessera is known as the cret, asi I know you’re not in the biz. “When I first started, driving 't:;------------- ---------------® my own *- I it to the strong bands of the honored “snatcher.” He is generally a big boy ; ...o small auuu. boys. Muys. He I wa »aR® R°n- fourteen tourteen years ago, 1 quickly commander of Gen. Lyon Post, No. 2, and his victims, are comer until the lambs | ’,OU “>^ J ‘Bl nothing, not even (good’ milk ou,n “ District of Missouri, Grand Army of lurks around a corner ed in" “nd r°*. prices, would bring cnstoniers mtrmsiL XNOWLXDGX. the Republic, with absolute faith that have all "doblied in" and and then then with with a a ■1 r; ---------sir. o gossip some ' — ----- r — — R will be dnly honored and protected; sudden swoop he descends upon the i **^e Kos8’P- eYe«. ------- .» . seeks k j town scandal, familv seoret, bit of news that it will go down another century, ring, capture* the „“pot.» ” and .. ___ __ lL.*iu_____ nrn ,___ s ... ssiuiy in m flight. mgm. Jay uay Gould uoniti himself mmseir is, isy or something. Well. I need to take not a star obliterated, not a stripe fiafety dimmed, and thst it will continue for no more awful in the eves of the smaller particular pains to have something of ” street : _ than i the .future as it has in.past, to-be the r Wall magnates is the •. heart­ that kind every morning. If there had dnring kUQ the I "snatcher'’ who i*is- discovered in been any births or deathsa UUlUlg umbk-m of liberty and xjaw. of charity less "s&Mtehar' night, ^accidents, fires, arrests ' este of‘town ­ and good-will to num on earth." ambush near a game of marbles. scandal . or anything. 1 . folk, - —. a new ------------------I ■ had it on my tongue^ end. and while I [New York World.) (Ht. Jams*’ Gasettei f drawing the milk woufl spit it out at a j Mary Anderaon. I am told by----„„„„ be sarprie»*d to mOHKUUlE umn « uhvqbu. UKMUSU. oue- -' lively „„ Yesterday throughout SootlandWas rate. You would p ---M«t-how th, mnlraraMi ■acred to Robert Hurns and haggis. In who know,, is worth a roed *330,&.u. b -----------------------9SOB rty route got 1 „wO milk, in- I •very city and town, and in many a Th. balk ot il i» inva.lod u> United ; to coming out attar ll,.„ lheir own M W «<i We * 8re ” t ". ‘ or the WO»MMBCTnSo»SODIA Why BoottRh village as w 11, there was cele­ Stalo, bonds, .nd mortgage »» 'aln- .lead otwnding the bind girt. brated a “Barns fmfival,’* at which the able real <atalc Hbe own, Mine prop- they nrurl to be on th, wait tor me and , . .. . . ... . u ‘•^-7. poem- of the national bard were recited, erty in Brook^,. good .i__i .wand his songs were sung, it m need'eaH i inJtaag Bnndh, r___ —_ _ ___ ___ _ _____ _____ Hhe is also long I had more customers than I to eay, amid the meet perferrid enihusi- estate here in New lork. — ihough l claimed °milk L±UR*« -• •better ■■ asm. I>innets and sappers were every­ tbe possessor of a very pretty pile of ^erve, ti------ *■ T [St. Ixxik Republican.) . Gen. Lyon Poet, No. 2, lost by the Brc of Inst Christmas eve everything •ontained in ’ their headquarters. Among the things much priied, the Bag of the post was destroyed. A num­ ber of ladies volunteered ,to replace it, and they completed a. beautiful new banner in poqveiuent time to make the preeenta'.ion preeeir.ion on the occasion of or WaahvrasuT'ni.r.. wa* wna ba. good rznod ingtonM nirtbil&i'. There attendance at Mercantile Library hall hw* night, ni?iit, where the jreaentafaon preaentation was la-t made by Gen. W. T. Sherman, his •peach being as follows: "Ladies and Gentlemen : It i* made my pleasant office this evening to transfer from the fair hands which have wrought it to the care and keeping ot Gen. Lyon Poet, No. 2. G. A. II., this beautiful banner, intended to replace ti*e one destroyed’by fire last December. It is, as you see, u simple staff sur­ mounted by an eagle, to which are at­ tached the thirteen stripes of bunting, alternate red and white, representing the original thirteen states of our Vnibu, with a field of blue, on which CASTOR IA DP. LINDSEYS ' BLOOD searcher now THSELF.^II A Great Medical Work c/lTn! VASECffifes^ CATARRH-!^ CALL AT THE BANNER OFFICE First Class Job Work, Bmdock CRAPES^ • WORLD’S CYCLOPEDIA «o**r*. W) ti grwttoa aMbytbe att;^ benefit alL-l^oodon lancet KuardlM. Iwlniftor <»r mmrriun . aSlS?" £ Address the Peabody KS-il W. H..Pariwr, No. 4 Buiteeb Mass., who may be ronreltMl on S^ri?c/lk,n m*1 Mperxwt. ChroSTSsS eeMfuli) wllbc^T •ti^THYSElj ■Raiww nf 11 I •* ▲LDXX’B MAMIFOLD iCYCLOPEDIA. ..f)vpr 300.000 «nb)rcv, and fi.eoo UJum.-» Mft free. 500.000 V’ehuM. CbotahxMiortrtpuw Ctaatogue Tr—. Boot, ES" Srt^jr,T''r.' r*T3. faith. NUT sow tj denier* - rn«s too h> K. ALDEN, Publisher, it Veter M New York, P. O. Box llrt RUSKIN’S. WORKS. Nmams AMD L1U.1FM. tar*r Wr_; ttakSr Qsownov Wild Ours. taper Me.; Utt M tmioi of TH a Pv<r paper. * : etah.it HWAMF AMD Lju.rax.Caor X OFWlLSOun and Kthk k or----- ■--------------------RimmIa. red rdur Rtoxkx of Vxju catalogue tree JOHVH- AU>EN, FoMtober.» V«rj8L, M. T P4YS0NS . AVDITOH G ZXKMAL'k OFFICS. 1 LatiMiu:. Mkh . MirehM. W ) Notice l» hereto gi». n ih.u certain tas* -*• ated Id tbe county <4 B. rrj . t>M off to the tak for la\r.< Of 1,«M> and previous yea». xadOe scrilxM tn allrt to he foraarCd to tte <>•» • the treasurer-*iY Haiti count), will t* afl«*J hr sale al public aketion Injbr hlrted Nd4er, M said treasurer. & Ute first Monday ft at Um* treaaurrr’x ufl>v In tbe court Imhm, a tbe city of Hasttnri. in n^- cwioit o< H«n (being tbe tinw and pi*<v deSipmed tejw ordinary Ux ssUrn). it teM j-r. noudv d>pcwd«< at thU office accord ini to iau'. The |kt may be wen'oe. yppheatam office ol the eountv trr*»un-r. after it b rrettwu to™ $1.000 CASH where perteken of in Ids honor..the New York Central stock and some Jittle Lake bhore. At one time she owned a bills oFffare being, of course, remark"•‘•‘"telitx: eock-a-leekte, block of Louisrille & Nashville, but ■lyw}/* MnU pie, salt beef and greens, was out of it when those shores rolled and other substantial Scottish dishes down hill. Mary has $30,000,' in cash to were not forgotten, while on every table her credit in a bank in this rity. That appeared a haggis, “great chieftain o’ is the extent of her ready money. Her only great extravagance, they tell me, the puddm' race. It la worth notingthat the haggis is takes the direction of large expend­ now a regular aifriele of commerce in itures upon her youngest sister, whose Krotland, a trade having sprang srp in education she is taking care of in a u. ’kn.. ib.t 4. that famed comestible since the dopa of the Bur.is centenary calebratimi s Anderson has assume d tlT> full control quarter of a century ago. Orders for haggis come now from the most distant of her own affairs aU- last. They used parte of the globe, and that dainty dish to be absolutely in 'the hands of Poo. was eaten yesterday by person* living Griffin, who “allowed' her a little many thousand mile* away from the tbe land of Barn*, who kid months pre▼ionsly ordered their haggis from one supremely. Hg receives a libera) salary of tbe Scottish manufacturers of the from her for managing tiw business of article, of whom there »re probably the concern, and he has to account to her every week as rigidly as though she more than a score. didn't know him from an old boot. The ttovernor Oraut, of Colorado made qmU ■ bit at Um While Houk dnriw bi« recent \Vath^r4,,r, n «xec®^ of Colorado ao 1 oonfera I am Hurpriy^ « “Yott *re young to be-the governor of a atate And 1 am at a loss to understand whv tbe peopjeof Colorsetetaed youthful. * than anybody else and sold it 1 cent I higher.! i'heni 1 bran died out—hired- other i drivers and bought a dairy of my own. ' Every one of my drivers has to be up I to snuff! in the gossip, though. When ' there itol anything else for 'em to tell : I invent little, short stories and say- * inA not improper OWfi, but do^ble^ double— what do-you-cal 1 -’em ’-double-1 intenders, and they catch on big. The r^nlt is I have a practical monopoly of the milk business in four good towns I and am making money hand over fist If proa want to build up a trade in nori tiling you must study to please, you know," and the ruddy-cheeked tun laughed and seemed to feel real goo,I. , [Helen Wllmana' California Letter.] For aom* r^Ko or other .tqok\ ob^ pul. k,T0 nttorly tail.) in the railing of ,Uk worm,. It i, n buiine,. hu dnSwl oorporationn. I think ' hen.on must hiv. intended it tor women end children, it i, so p.riectir gards his surrouudings with calm hut ndipted to them. It require. genlU ungrammatical serenity. Mary has.no neu, patieno, and tendernea. fhe idea of indulging in matrimony ■ilk worm a the areata re of d.r I for a long time to come. She From the hour of ita birth until it 'i, once in.my hearing. HJf ever I reach ready io ipin it. cocoon, it require । my auibiticm J nujy be satfefisd to settle that intereatedl oara only giTm u, down into a peaAefhl domestic life. But those ot womanly intuition; and. while I can't do my duty as a wife and re­ for ita rammninE eight day, it a .pig, main on the stage, and 1 shall never ning ita little life out in oue unbroken nterry until I am done with acting altothree.! of eilk. o.«r 1,000 feet long, it 5<*b®r " . I mu inalined to adiairo mnnt rruamlml w'.Fk 41... .....A-l_g..i“ . Mary b solid common sense. Sha is not a woman who could entertain any re spect for a maD wfro consent to brom. . ttal to hor kiu, u Im would protecting care. COOK « MHMIJX'X Alt’jrs for Mortiwre Mo/W*" —-Fris p*rn ._________ ««>KO M AXWKUJfK. samcsTkakm^?'--'^ Ma la *• M Jtar •"Ji'fJ I TieiKtiiteiiflveprfJf stortKrtaWisinnEii: '<EWoriu SrSSi? u^m “EXEiS? a . ? WUMHT nC th,. lir.-nT.l7mT. vmitMOnMat^ KM. <-uxr,« - - ------- IM Grand awe., Milwaukee. lUiOO'' UM>1. .-'1 >• MHWW ■ » rfa.o< �wish to have the Journal and * ‘ man a martyr. Mr. Hougb- NOTICE. .ubxrlptlon. EttiniMtrt en Local- News. ■ Tire M. •he!d • Public ““*• aw in the Bpiscopal society rooma Friday night Several gentlemen were thus givro "" opportunity to obeerve what sort of gatherings the M. I. folks Md Some of the male persuasion thought this one quite xpicy. It .»r•jinly w»vwy entertaining. Thepror-sninie inriuded instrumentals, vocal quartets and choruses. redtaUons, .Mayr. psxitomlmre and a very original paper. The ladirs are to be oomph .aental for tbe pleasing manner in which they entertained their friends. At the conclusion of the exercises. Mrs. W. T. Brown, of the n, president prttiiucui oi uro sodety, .Ifiivfired u ishort and . moat ercrtjajtf __ __ _ xWrwK on the turns and purposes of the weiety. At the- conclusion of her re•xutriw. Afr«. D S. Goodyear, in behalf •if the fibclety. presented the president a ixuutiful boquet, as a token of the «-• kem in which ahe was held by her Friends of the M. I. The meeting of Friday evening waa a sad one in some rwipects to several of the members, as waa the last one over which ^fra. Hrvwn would preside, since she will rt>move to Chicago the present week. The Democrat of last week alleges Uut republicans went from this city to Haltaiuore to secure tbe defeat of Henfy lloughtalin for supervisor. If Brother Hilbourn Will name a Hastings republi­ can who did any thing of the kind we will pntu-nt him with a ten dollar note. —' ny: Democrat further intimates that Hastings and Baltimore republicans bought votes to defeat the ex-Hheriff. We make our contemporary Hjls bff^r:! Soon after the affair first related took place, fi’brigade at Huasril'a 1st division his own course, as waa his WfiB detailed to carry the fort by assault Russell led in person. The charging column consisted principally of tbe Uh and fith Maine and 8th WiaTbe Journal writert amrtion that no eomun regiments. It was a desperate l'In the spring the housewife's fight and men fought over the breast Ulin is wholly (Mte.Mthxt gentleman works with clubbed muskets. At the fancy HghhUy turns tc-CleanwiU say hlmretf. HM Jir. Hou*bulln same timemur men rushed down upon ing up,” *u.. —......................................................... received the aolid vote of Baltimore the d«noerat» and greenback™ be would * ;—• ———-—q iwiu ui ui cnv»piug, have been elected, for he bad a number the garrison surrendered, about 1.700 of sllpn on republican tickets- -enough strong with 2,500 small arms and six to have given him a good majority had cannons. We crossed the river next he received the entire fusion vole. But day and went into camp near Brandy several Baltimore democrats and green­ •tationi A few weeks previous to this backers voted tor Mr. Latham, enough in recognition of his success in the west, to give him a majority of 10. As thia the military division of the Mississippi was the smallest majority given for any was created and Gen. Grant placed in man an the republican ticket, it shows command. I shall never forget the which includes of itself that some repuHicana voted brevity of his first general order. He for Houghtalln. W« have never said Mid: “By direction of the secretary of that Henry Hougtatalia vm not a good war the undersigned hereby assumes man He waa and ia. So ia Mr. Lath­ am a good man, jn« a* good as Mr. KougiitaMn. What rpaaons can be urg­ ent wiU ba te Ua saddle." Everybody ed for republican, to drop Mr. L. and understood what Ue order meant In .-mppon, support uro the luanjp fuMtra ca^aiaate? candidate ’ absolute absolute-­ a very brief af*re of time the annirn of iynone. If the growler wants the Tennoaore un<ter W. T. Sherman to exhibit a little sense in his scoldings, and ths Ohio under Schofield were? let him drive at the Baltimore green­ massed wity the army of the Cumber­ backers who did n<?b support their par­ land jmjjor Thomas at Chattanooga, ty nominee. Better at ill, let him hold Tenn. The 11th and 12th corps of the his peace, and be kind enough to per­ army of the Potomac had been consoli­ mit people to do as they please, as they dated and placed under coinmund of probably will. Gen. Hooker and sent west to reinforce Thomas at Chattanooga. Opposed to these concentrated armies was the reljel army of northern Georgia under Gen. Braxton Bragg. It was Gen. Grant’s purpose to drive Bragg from Lookout mountain and Mission Hidge. In the last days of November, 1883, the assault was made, and after a few hours Bragg’s army was driven from ita posii tion. Gen. Longstreet had also l»een sent wtet to assist Gen. Bragg. *t . Encouraged by the success of Grant in the west, Meade decided to strike a { . tieve it is a iiDel upon the good people of that town to insinuate that they will wdl their vqtes. We believe it e<iuaUy untrue «ff them that any would offer to ■ buy votes then*. The contest was a square one, and Mr. Hougbtalin was defeated. -He is a good man and would have made a good supervisor. The worthy gentleman elected is equally as good, and a majority of the voters of Baltimore expressed their oppinion that he would make equally as good a super­ visor. Thai Hastings republicans went lo Baltimore to secure Houghtaiin's de­ mal is untrue. That votes were bought to bring about that result we Ijelieve w|ually untrue. While the contest was a warm one, it waa a fair one. We be­ lieve our contemporary has been impos­ ed ujMin by some Baltimore sour stoinach who was anxiotis to show his spleen and to libd the good people of his town. WAGONS! PRICES ALL GOODS BIMEL ■ < i, Each One Warranted! An Opportunity that Oeeurfi but .--a Seldom to Buy DECKER BROS., CORN, Oats, Flour, Corn Meal, We are making three Ground Feed, Salt, widths of Tire: Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, Stucco, Feed Corn, PAINTING, &c. < FOB BALE BY R. J. GRANT. blow in the east. So, near the first of ■ Deceml>er, the order was issued, and after forming on the parade line, one of Gen. Meade’s orders for which he was famous, was read by the adjutant. . Tbe order said that our comrades had met and driven the enemy in the west and ' Hea’ 1 is! Fo’ de las’ seberal moil’s dis chile hab l>een, by reason ob multi­ tudinous circumstances, in de delusion ob private life an’ a enjoyin de flicity ol) ’nublal bliss; but now de conglomerashun 6b de political circumstances am such as to call fo’ de giantest intelleck -an’ hea’ I is! It am wid feelin's ob satfefaeshun dat 1 note de fac* dat we, de shinin’ lites dat iliumin de greenbax gospil, am all ob ahea’. I is awar* dat de prophet John j a sore toe ’cause it war stepped on at de las ’lecshun by de ’publicans, an' am a blubberin' an’ a stickin’ it out fo’ us all to see. Dese am times ob great trubble an’ trib’lashun fo’ we greenbax martyrs. When I war in delushun de greenbax lam’ ah’ de dem’erat lion trabbled de1 same road; an’ whar am we now, brudders? Whar am de lam ? Whar am de greenbax lam”? Hab anybody seen The Journal of last week exhibits a stray lam’ lately'? about a column of sore toe over theYes, brudders; J’se seen dat poor him’ spring election. Here is. a sample ex5- ! a habin' on de greenbax ear-mark; but imi't: ,«« i. h, .nW-1 «’»•*• w WM "*"»«* m’ ___ _ GOODS UNDERVALUE UNCLE MOSE. ’DE GRKENBAqX ’POCTLE. BATTLE CREEK, STOCK MUST BI REDUCED. PAPERING, , Wo win unite with him in an invtetiga- j tiou of the matter and will stand our , •hare of the Costs of prosecuting any i man. whether republican dr greenback- • «r or democrat whdm he believes guilty | t.f buyingjv’otep in Baltimore. We be- J DECKER BROS., EB^Exaniine before pureiuMing elsewhere. Michigan Centrai we were once more called upon to meet the rebel foe and to strike valiant blows Buyers are Invited to Call and for-our country. The army crossed the Rapidan at the fords south of CuiThem i pepper, and Gen. French with tiie 3rd corps mistaking the route he was to take struck off on the wrong road and came in Jcontact with the rebels at Lorust Grove where a bloody fight oc­ curred lasting several hours. This mis­ take of French’s revealed Meade's plan and the campaign waaabortive in the re1 have the greatest variety sqlts. threw his army across our path south of Mine- Kun. His position was one of great natural strength and of new Wall Paper in the city. with Mine Kun in his front our officers deemed it unwise attack him. Meade Just received an Elegant line. had his plan to attack all arranged,, however, and on a certain morning a of Decorated Cloth Window Gen. general assault was to be made. «««. I■ the extreme li.rtwM to jqxm,| Shade^ in p<)lore ,lf Olive? N Building Material! the battig and his attack was to be a • signal for a general attack. But War. ..... r, ... , , ., , ren, although a good fighter, was also a ■ Spanish Olive. Ecru, Old Lltch* The .Niagara, Falls (Routs. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. WINTER TIME TABLE. KA8TWAMD. Stoss’Irvins *-.-■I'..................... TUrmson.............. NMhvUlr ........... Chartottc........ . MnKapIda......... i Jaekaon .................. I BMrolt.............Ar. »>- \t We keep a Full Stock of Everything man of good judgment, and aty*r sur- j that enters into a house, from 3j4ying the ground in our front care- ■ en, Terra Cotta, etc. fully he refused to sacrifice, his men , when there was no hope of good results. So the attack waa never made and on the night after the morning the attack l»i* the B\X> KUi!\er Imirwi: 1I11U, recu-wti, , 4 afn.... ha ... mnwlrd .xlfififn rTllt-f 11 H-IUI 1 fifi 1100 “ ■ was to' have l>een made, tIm whoje army Krxtuiruions, in its own iniidaUous, or stoop new marks — -dem crut-fushun-ante nop ­ lUous. :; rnplactincy lonjLJ retreated accr'oss the river anti went —„...... , , w — w other things lur i thb world beside Itself, though |>reib^bhr "hone SII w«y-i»Hy. wMd" K"*nl^uT”± into camp in their old quarters. lonru conlemptible; that there are men aside [ Out and do not be misled into i This closed the campaign of (Him republicans who are honest in their coo-. Lt uin true dat we got hit rite in de■ re.Su,“^^T,?i:yS%la2i*S -tummlekfittaidro ob April. »’tat The army nettled into the regular rout- buying cheap chemical paints, ineof ramp life, picketing along the than their OMB. I out in meetin.' But fear not; bncle' Rapidan, guard duty, etc. but buy the kind that has Th.’ patent-right language of the ar-1 Moae am now at de helm, an’ by de aidI A rich feast was in store for our test of time, and; Ude wd pass; also its uncomplimentary oh de prophet ...hell — pull .. you all ««ai through1 brigade. There were about 2^0U 2X00 rebel stood the test officers in prison on Johnson’s Island in allusion, to the writer. We have no sn' de kentry will be Mlwd. which has alwaws It am wid commingled feelin ’ s oh Joy | Sandusky Bay. laike Erie, and there wish to engage in a personal controver­ sy, an<l leave to the Journal an exclu­ an’ sorrow dat I take a respective squint • was much said through the paper, sive monopoly of bad temper and poor ober de events ob de las' few day,: joy j ^bout a raid being made by rebels and taste.. J» dat a Baltimore Hopper nibbled at de rebel sympathisers across the lake oo bait aa* got flopped clar into our gran’‘ the ice to liberate the prisoners. The As to the charge that the only inde-_______ __ _____ __________________ . ____ Satisfaction wherever it has cftfiMeniShm Sorrow Tuwe ijgth that pendent element in the comity is within r*?>ffttenft<h iTTi ob names. *kase ! 128th Ohio infantry, a - regiment b names, sorrow , irju . -------------------- ----------Yon will notice | tbe greenback fold ,we (will cite a few dat flopper war flopped by de’ publicans j had never Hfen service, was -guarding been used. cases. Castleton, a strong republican ■lecshun day. J«y<tatby de aid obtlfi | therm Tbetewdtary iCwaf considered township, elected this /ear a democrat tempbw, de -whfit jrdu call ’cigs"stoop- > than unsafe, afid so, Gen. Meade wa» that every package taken i Ah low an ran be bought in any <®mby 112 majority. The town will give ed de flel* in Wooflian’; dat de kentry : called upon for a small brigade to be )* prting market in tbe Btate. sabed _ in Irvin.' Sorrow dat de ^nt u, Sandusky for this purpose, from 5b to 100 republican majority in war ___ ________ puouesus made msue big out gams in de county ;! There were no western regiments in November? The newly-ejected super-: 'publicans vigor of Barry will tell the Journal con­ yW dar aw wbar de shoe burte -day , our brigato amt four put «f thaflve tributor that the reason his township tab tied us In de legislature ob de coun-1 regiments were organiad In IS8I- and From onr store has the bona dot* nut elect a rcpuldican Is liecause, ty an’ whar am we to git “pap” fe’ da | more than Half of the brigade, excel* fide guarantee of the Detroit the republicans there lack organization, lin’s? Yts,de:71h troraool’day; but; our nginuxit waa home on veteran furOn’ the 8th of January.,HM. and vote aa they please. Thornapple, de Lor’ will temper de win’s ta de lough. White Ixad Works. Do not always republican for a quarter of a cen- sheared lam’ an’ me un’ de prophet w, (our regiment’) received prders to sin at de rodder. Fear not! strike tents and prepare for inarch. confound the above firm with turJ. on general elections and good forb HruddMs.daramagreatobershadwm The order rame after dark and It was large republican majority in November, other Detroit dealers as they issue a hangin ’ otar us. It am de par. bitter oold night. We had made our from „„ I878to elected almost the en- j.ssue H nangiu ■■'■u. a w 1883 t'lirrouuiiroai luu rjt*•*». - --------- — * , ------ --------aO&.DfMl. PROMPTLY DOM, tire township grrenlamk nominees, bv , amount issue It am de issue besidLs quarters as <-»>mfort»Me as p.«sible for are an entirely different house. majorities ranging from to to SO. Tan- j which aU odder, am as a grain ob mus-, the winter and were loth to Wro e teem k»- springs. Orangeville. Prairieville, urol; upon dU depen's de life oh- de ’ ,m an uncertainty We.were soon at Baltimore ami «.n J.drnstown, always! great -what am it" party. It makes . the depot at Brandy station about two. Ami Satisfaction Guaranteed. I llBTM.UT, MIVBrepublican at a general election, have i dj„ , hile tired to cogitate about it It mllui distant and here we »«!• d riM.,1 gr«M*aback greenback supervisors suneni-urs within • makes dis ri-rtfifl dis ole ole brain brain spin spin like like aa tap top to to night unUl next morning for the train.. WATCH GIVEN 14 Sill to Ridge Board. Doors, Sash & Blinds, s uortt. anti uHD Qranc j- tndiw Of Our -Own Make, AWAY Pluiig, Mi&g k tawng PATENTS^ bi • past six y«re. If those who ImUeve j . ----.. UU1AJC "MW wmuw.w ( reiH.bUam principle, in Woattand. would would unite unite on nn a :t tickpl and and stand afjtnri by hv it, it I that town would be good for Wrepubli-inaMV. With these taita staring! ruminate ©fl Ik K moki* rumiunvc v*» •- — ——— . ■ A iKatBJg w , < X. i „qie to devolve rti« problem. w»d> »>'■. ! “ ~ «Am j... de. dog Ann tf> to fray tfHUJ d* de tail. or aw (it,/L. Th,. nuf will In* five tnlkm for • [ tail to toag de dog, that a (liarin ouTnex’ ita g^ —drain ^XX^Xh^b hm.mthefare.we ,|p not nntteratatul: will be luminatrel byde Ugbt oh pout-. how the Journal contributor--for we ; whence, aa expounded by yonr do not iielieve the editor wrote the arti-. amsNa sarvunt, sub. eie in question—can honestly say that republicans hold closely to party ties In spring elections. They do' "ot. They are more apt depeudent order than gre A* <“ Baltimore. The •. lolte ________ w, ,oore than a prize, we confess we are more than amazed to think that a sober dtiwn of Nwhviiv MiKHtld skate five milre for SIO nurse. Sole Agent. Humphrey Hommpathic Spe­ cifics. except �has been named “Golden VefiM." j. R. B. Dimforth, an entry clerk at Hundreds of claims were staked jester* A FaihePs Deepair and Self-Infiic*d Death. Hu Son's Final Reecue, Macon. Georjria. having had a dispute ;day. Several 1arpe co mpanies are form­ with William Lansbunr, his employer, !ing here. Leading mining men are be­ Too Late to Save Hie Parent. convinced that tbe discoveries as to salary, went to the store in tbe coming ■ The graphic occurrecce that 1b de­ anrentngsndteedfive bsrrelt! of a re- ;are genuine and tbe moat important scribed below is one of the most re­ in the history of tbe state. reiver at him. killing him instantly. The Republican State Convention of markable episodes in the domestic In a glove-fight at New York Friday It ia absolute sight, ut which Wm. Sheriff was to get Illinois nominated Richard J. Oglesby history of America. tbe total receipts if he “knocked out” for governor by acclamation. General truth which can readily be verified. The inhabitant* of the pleasant town Mike Cleary iu four rounds, Cleary, in­ J. C. Smith waa placed in the field for stead. knocked out “the Prussian” in lieutenant governor, his chief compet­ of Cortland, N. Y., were shocked obe tbe tirat round, lasting thirty seconds. itor being John I. Rinaker, of Macoup­ morning by tbe announcement that A. E. Bateman, a Washington bank­ in. H. D. Dement was nominated for Mr. Clinton Rlndge, one of th^ir most er, has preferred charges of fraud secretary of state, Charles P. Swigert prominent citizens, bad committed against Gan. D. G. Swaim, and de­ for auditor, Jacob Gross for state treas­ suicide/ The news spread rapidly and mands a court martial. It is claimed ■ urer, and George Hunt for attorney aroused the entire neighborhood For delegates-at-large the that Swaim obtained $5,000 by selling general. a due bill after checking out the full convention selected Senator Cullom, where Mr. Rlndge waa so well and Governor Hamilton, Burton C. Cook, favorably known. At first It seemed amount Captain Campbell and a. posse of and Clark E. Carr. Andrew Shuman impossible that any one so quiet and and Isaac Lesem were selected for domestic could do so rash a deed, and deputy marshals brought to Louisville THIS FLOW IK THE LATEST FBUDVCT1ON OF THE Fndav, ten “moonshiners,” captured presidential electors-at-large. Tbe reso­ the inquiry was heard on every side in Casey and Green counties, Ky. Tbe lutions adopted demand a simplifica­ as to the cause. The facte on invest­ chase and capture of the revenue vio­ tion of the criminal laws, protection igation proved to be as follows: for labor and the right of franchise; lators were both exciting and danger­ Mr. Rlndge was domestic in his indorse the federal and state adminieous. trations, and instruct the delegates-at- tastes and took the greatest enjoy­ John G. Telford,en .route to Ireland, large tovote for John A. Logan in the ment in the society of his children and was robbed on a train near Poplar Chicago convention. pride in their development And in­ Bluff, Mo,. Thursday, of $17,000, by C. The Kansas City J(/umal states the* deed he had good reason to be proud, M. Dennett said tol«an Eastern crook. Secret service men of tbe Gould system (lie railroad commisaionere.of Kansas for they gave promise of long lives of trapped tbe robber and recovered th* report that 50.000.000 bushels of corn is success and usefulness. His youngest cribbed in this state, and then goes on son, William, began to show signs of money. to mv that the entire quantity could be All cases on the Federal docket at run into Kansas City in twenty-four an early decay. Se felt unusually tired Charleston, 8. C., for violaticm of tbe , hours. It is doubtful if the commis­ each day. and would sometimes sleep •rd that it* use with three Bonn* bectNMt I ntaurr of rut national election laws were diamiseed sioners ever made such a statement, for the entire afternoon if permitted to Friday upon motion of the district at­ there is no such quantity in the state, do so. His head pained him, not A most valuable torney. the latter claiming that in the and if there was it could not be moved eae respects is so । acutely, but with a dull, heavy feeling. present state'of public sentiment con- iu so short a time. It was also report­ Our experience a There was a sinking sensation in the vktions were impossible. . ed that there were 25,000,000 bushels A decline of 3 cents in highwiues in cribbed along the line of the Central pit of his stomach. He lost all relish for food and much of his interest £>r Cincinnati Friday caused excitement Branch railroad. To test the truth of things about him. He tried manfully in the whisky pool, which liad not or­ dered the reduction, and is now report­ to overcome these feelings, but they ed1 in danger of collapse. Scant deal­ over Kansas, sent personal letters to all seemed stronger than his will. , He gEE HERE t ings and the pressure of Kentucky stock dealers and station agents in the Cen­ began to lose flesh rapidly. The for sate caused the fall tn values. tral Branch country, asking bow much father became alarmed and consulted A sudden storm Friday morning corn was cribbed along that line. The physicians as to the cause of his son’s wrecked the colored church st Dallas, answers show that not more than 750.­ Texas, which w as used also as a school. 000 bushels remain in that district It illness, but they were unable to ex­ A wing of tne structure fell in, injur­ is also safe to say that from 80 to 8fiper plain. Finally severe sores broke out ing several people seriously, one fa­ cent of the corn crop of Kansas has on his arms and he was taken to Buf­ tally. Shade trues and fences in sev­ passed out of the bands of the farmers, falo where a painful operation was eral parts ottlie city were level. and that not to exceed 2,500,000 bush­ performed, resulting in the loss of An Indian outbreak has occurred in els remain cribbed in this state. The1 much blood and affording little relief. the British Northwest Territory. On statement of the railroad commission­ The young man returned home and a Wednesday the tetegraph operator at ers has been widely circulated for the council of physicians was called. Hattieford reported 2.000 Indians in purpose of influencing the markets. One door out of Brooks A Cook's, Stale Ki. After an exhaustive examination they town and more coibing, and has not declared there was no hope of final been beard from since. It is believed ’ 'OrlittPt’ Glycerine Salve. [ recovery, and that he must die within that he left as a measure of safety. The best on earth, can truly be said Twelve States have chosen delegates of Griggs' Glycerine Salve, which is at a very few days. To describe the to the republican national convention. sure cure for cute, bruises, scalds, burns,t agony which . this announcement Arthur has 140 supporters, Blaine 82, wounds, and all other sores. Will pos­’ caused the father would be Impoesiand Logan 47. A careful estimate of itively cure piles, tetter and all skini ble. His mind failed to grasp ita full1 the preferences of delegates from the eruptions. . Try this wonder healer. . meaning at first; then finally seemed remaining States gives Arthur 144 Satisfactibn' guaranteed or money re­ - to comprehend it, but the load was votes, Blaine 214, and Edmunds 42. funded. OnlySSoents. For sale by F.• too great In the agony of frenzy he E. D. Hogan, tbe aeronaut, made a Hotchplss. seized a knife and took his own life, balloon ascension Friday from Jackson. Mich., a lumber wagon b&ng attached M. L. Blair, alderman BCh ward, Scranton, Pa.. preferring death rather than to surto his balloon. A dispatch was receiv­ Htated Nov.», *83: He had used Dr. Thomas' Ec-: vivo bis idolized son. Al that time wtrie Oil for sprains, burns, cute and rheuma­‘ William Rlndge was too weak to ed later from Cambridge, Ohio, that 1tism. Hogan had fallen to the earth, but con­ know what was transpiring. His face tradiction or corroboration is missing. Carry the Naw^ had turned black, his hrvntb e< used Fifteen hundred gypsies are en­ In tbe days of biliousness when your’ entirely at limos. and liis friends camped around Dayton, Ohio. Their liver is forbid and your skin yellow, re­■ waiter for his death behoving that the queen, who died Jn Tennessee in March, member you have a never-failing friend was buried on Tuesday with great in Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tonic, which‘ fiend, Bright’s disease ot the kidneys, ceremony, the services being conducted is unequaled in purity and efficacious­‘ from which he was suffering, could In this supreme by one of the leading Christum pastors. ness. In races of dyspepsia, cost i veness.’ not be removed. Work promptly door. Over her grave will be placed a life­ ague and malaria diseases and diseases’ moment William's sister came for­ size statue of white marble. of the bluod and kidneys, its action is, ward and declared she would tnako a Samuel J. Walker, the famous real­ prompt and cure speed v. Price 50 rents,, final attempt to save her brother. estate operator of Chicago in the years of FrwTk Hotchkiss. ’ Tbe doctors interposed, assuring her before the great panic,died Tuesday, in it was useless, and that she would his 58th year. He once held fifteen Frederick Hotchkiss, the druggist, ia always, only hasten the end by the means she hundred acres of land inside the city wide awake to business and spares no pains to> proposed to employ. But she was ifmite, and* was rated at $10,000,000 at sectire the best of every article in hte line. He the time of the fire. He obtained his has secured the agency for Kemp's BalAara for■ firm, and putting all back, approached c'onsuniptlon. Coughs, folds. Asthma, Bron.­ her brother’s side and administered discharge in bankruptcy last week. and all affections of tbe throat and lung*. . a remedy which she tortubately had The French steamer Marseilles re­ chitis, Sold on a positive guarantee. I’riee andil.' '■an hand. Within an hour he seemed cently left New Orleans with a cargo of cotton, which was discovered to be I more easy, and before the day was <m fire on the third day out After he-? ii। Mr. Geo. V. Willing, of ManHiester. Mich., over he showed signs of decided im­ 'writes: ’ •• My wife ha* beam almost belpjeae for roic efforts by the crew and passengenH provement These favorable signs five years, so hel|>ieea_Ac*t she isiuld nol turn to extinguish the sparks, the hatches over in bed alone. She used two bottles of Elec­ were battened down and a run was tric Bitters. and Is so much Improved that she Is continued, and to-day William B. Rind go is well, having been virtually able now to do her own work. ’ made to Bermuda, 250 miles distant, Electric Bitten will do all that |s claimed for raised from the dead through the where the naval authorities assisted in them. Hundreds of testlmonlafai attest their marvelous power of- Warner’s Safe quelling the fire. ----- AND SEE THE-----great curative powers. Only fifty rents a bottle Cure, as can be readily verified by John A- Walsh, who is wanted at Washington as a witness in the star-, any citizen of Cortland. route case against William Pitt Kel­ Wbeu you havr a coujth aad want relief, think of Any one who reflects upon the facts atest and est hing ut logg, recently wrote from Montreal Kemp’a Balaam for the Throat and Lunjts- A above described must have a feeling thal he was ready to hand over impor­ guaranteed remedy for thewe disease!-. Price B0 ot sadness. The father, dead by his tant papers to the proper messenger. cents and <1. own hand, supposing his son’s recovMessrs. Ker and Cameron were sent on IBkI drainage causes sickness, bad blood and at once, to whom Walsh gave the doc­ Improper action ot the liver and kidneys Is bad’ ery to be impossible; the son restored c-TO health to mourn the. loss of his . xunenta, and finally promised to appear drainage to the human system, wblck BordockBloodiBlUctd remedy. himself on Thursday. father, and the agonized relatives Lorenzo Dimick.of Bulfalu, has been For a bard cold, with pain It tbe bead, bones, with a memory of sadness to forever arrested on three warrants' for grand or through the cheat, take Downs' Elixir at once darken their lives. Had Clinton In/XIliberal up larceny from insurance companies for U mI <•doses, WA.. —cover Ill — • well rtIn bed, and our Rindgc known that ids .son could which his firm was agent. It is be­ recover he would to-daf be alive and lieved that his peculations will re$ch happy, but the facte which turned his $160,000. No charge is made against Huw depressing It Is to see acres of trees cut his partner, Captain Crosby, of Chicago, down In the midst of a noble forest. How sad­ brain and caused him to commit sui­ dening It la also to see that thin spot In the cide were such as any one would who is believed to be ignorant of me midst of your otherwise abundant hair. Stop it aecept as true. fact of the stealing. at onee by the use ot Parker’s Hair Balsam. For However sad this case may be, the Floods along tbe line of tbe Western actual efficiency this famous article stands’at and Atlantic road in Georgia caused the head of Ita class. Elegant tor tbe toUet. de­ truth remains that thousands of peo­ licious in odor, and restores the original color to tbe wreck of a passenger train near gray or fadad hair. Economical, as a slight, oc­ ple are at this moment In as great Ackworth. The engineer, fireman, casionalapplication keeps the hair and scalp In actual peril as William Rindge, and In and mail-weigher were killed, and tbe perfect order. as great danger of causing misery if mail agent und conductor were seriously BkwaxborFBAUPH.-Be sure you get the not death to their friends. Liver and injured. Five miles distant a freight genuine Dr. Thomas’ Electric OIL It cures kidney disease are become the most train went through a trestle, the en­ colds, croup, asthma, deafness and rheumatism. common and most dangerous of anv gineer and fireman losing their lives. Respectfully. or all modern complaints. They are About two weeks ago. three masked The best bfoodpurifier und system n-cidator xneu'stole SnjWo in gold from tiie farm­ ever placed whldn the reach of suffering human­ tbe most deceptive In their begin­ house of Carl Schol&: near East Tawas, ity, truly Is Electric Bitters. Inactivity of the nings and horrible in their final JpUilouaneaa, Jaundice, Constipation, stages. They are far more deceptive Mich., killed iiis Ron and brutally beat Uver, Weak kidneys, or any disease of the urinary all the members of his family. Jacob organs, or whoever requires an appetizer, tonic than consumption, and can rarely be Katterman was arrested on suspicion or mild stimulant, will always find Electric Bit­ detected even by skillful physicians last Wednesday evening, and soon af­ ter* tbe best and only certain cure known. They unless a microscopic analysis be re­ terwards tnadt* a fidkcnrrfeesion. irnpli- aetmiruiy andquiekfy every bottle guaranteed sorted to, and few doctors understand <-atmg Wm. Reynolds and B. White. how to do this. . Their slightest ap­ AU are now in jail. ' proach, or possibility of approach, An Editor’.. Tri bate-. Ben Butler, in a tetter to an Illinois TUeroc I’. Keatar Edltor of Fi. Wayne. Ind., should strike terror to the one who is greenbacker. favon the Reagan interthreatened aa well as to all his or her 3^-S-iir." coughs of DKMt severe character, as well aa for friends. These diseases have no dis­ IhoMofamUder irpc. It never Ulla to effect a tinct symptoms, but come in the form •Ixxild lie against the mortgage. He speedy cure. My friends to whom I have recorn- of lassitude, loss of appetite, aching would have the largest possible free mended it speak of ft In Mum> high terau. Hav- muscles and joints, dull headaches uat of raw materials, a heavy duty upon pains in the back, stomach and chest^ busmesa, and the abolition of internal sour stomach, recurring signs of cold revenue taxes, except to provide for irregular pulsations of the heart, and Pr'lL.Hivn". frequent dizziness. If neglected these Orlon*) c. G. Haauoond. mi old nod honored eiu,*,, ol Cblago. M] dead symptoms are certain to run into lathe retail (lore ut Mamhall Field, chronic kidney or liver or Bright’s Tneadai afternoon, In hie noth rear, disease, from which there is sure to w* *iera - auditor general ot be a very great amount of agony and only one means of escape, which Is bv the use of Warner’s Safe Cure. The tbe Union importance of taking this great rem­ edy upon tbe sUghteet appearance of which lu library hall wm recently any of the above symptoms cannot be too strongly impressed upon the Club, of minds of all readers who desire u> Uucaxo, ulractad a Ur»> number ot escape death and pain and prolong life with all its pleasures and blees- GREBLE & POWERS Automatic Embroidery, We have a full stock Til and Repair Shop, of this very popular make of Embroidery. Tjie patterns are new Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware. and prices low. WHITE GOODS have a line that is complete. Barred Mulls, Check Nansooks, Victoria at prices that cannot -but please our E. Y. HOGLE. Call at the Agricultural Warehouse of CHESTER MESSER, L B T O , The New Buckeye Low-Down Binder, The simplest best binder in the market. Come in and sec it The “old reliable” Studebaker Wagons, Important to Farmers J.M ROGERS & CO OF THIS NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. i3 We keep a fun Hne of Agricultural Implement* and get our prices � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-05-02.pdf 857b33f950113085b4c24e23c79dc178 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner NO. 2. VOL XXIX. HASTINGS MICH., MAY 2, 1884. Hie Hastings Banner. B"I LER PL0™!-L»l.l«HKT> VBWAVH. y T ' County News. • Choice Salt Meats, 'ARSHALL l. cook. M B* KtijTlON RATES! aiJ-..11-00 per year: If paid within six ;: $125 per year: If not paid until ex-.uitMi of year, flite. Subscribers out•pU<>t Bam Co;. $1.25 per year, in­ variably td*h in advance. ADVEBTIHLM; RATES: f in )>er.year.................................. $10) 00 Eitra diHnp’ tyfspecta! poaltlouH. । JOB PRINTING. .. pride Is felt In the Job Printing De..•m ut lhe Bann/.h. Evenrthlng In the ..rt’i e K new; ami with the latest facfm of r.ur»t approved patterns ol machinery, impx-tent workmen employed, enables the : i: to do job work. , j>.vr Smith. PhilipT. Colgxovk, ' J#- r>f Probate. Prosecuting Attorney. ’’•ITH A COLGIIOVE. Lawyers. . (take.', over K.1 R. Grant'll store.) . . i» ail courts of rhe Slate. CollecUaw . uipdy looked after. Money to loan on real itai E Kxvei-rx. C. H. VanAkmax. \ VPPEN A VanARMAN, . ' i ; Lawyers. ,<Krr Havtinaji National Bank.' K i AH VETH. ■ Attorney at Law, Middle fillr. Mich. U XISKE’RN. Lawyer. । h i Spauldings dry goods store.) < .utend. promptly to all buslneM lu ell ■- Charges reasonable. . E KRNAS'TON. i Attorney at Law, Over J- 8- <«oodje*r ft Co.'s store.) . ni.-Jiin '.U! courts of the State. Collections • -TO unending to.: ' \ W~ LOWHY.M-D., ' i. ’’ ■ Physician. Surgeon and Oculist. Thorn 8t.. Hastings, Mich.) in town or counlry promptly attended. i dntQun- 8 to io 8. ni. and I to 3 p. tn. •f -kphoba-nt Hollowayif drug store. FC* Special attention paid to surgical diseases v V KEfT X BUTLER. Pysicians and Surgeons, . lTairievill<|, MUeB.) ’ tli-’. uigbt or day. promptly alteuded. R. HMMERMAN. » . Honuppathic Physician A Surgeon, »r ire door east al Hoikmays* drug store.) ’:. W.m JONES, D Dentfet. 4oik uiuniptly atteutlefl to. [t - VoREaV PREaSY. 1• PhysiciiuiH and .Surgeons.. i Freeport, Mich.) tx - I' uinpily attendoljte- wm !. j-< »N A URODK ! • jS’’’uS lor the Watertown Insurance Co. • ;< nte policies on a man's pro|*erty against bv Ure. lightning or wind; against a man's : 1 er death and arvjdenL । «'6k a snkLDbx.’ .U.tii’v;a Abstract Block, Hustings, Mich.) : lb- only set of Abstract Books In Burry L FOOTE. M. D.. • LTiysiciafi and Surgeon. ■'Ofikc CUM Side Maiu St.. NaihfilJe.MIch.) Kidron? next door north Wolcott House. Y t.-jids promptly attended too, day or night| fOREPH KNIGHT. \ •' Veterinary Surgeon. f-H-us-r. Kutlxud.nrMr Yecklcy school house.) Wul attend nil calh for service* night or day. ■ ’Urges icasonable. Brown, M. D. W. P. Polhkmvb, M. D. HRS. BROWN A POLHEMU8, ” Homopathic Physicians & Surgeons. Hjmw-mvr Julius Eumwirs store. Main Bt.) answered from the ofiJce al all hour* of • or ntatit. Dr. Polhemua will give special xtvmion to ulxeases o( the Bye and Ear. SAW GUMMING ! 5ui«scrll>er Ls prepared-to do SAW GLMHtM; and FILING In an experienced manner sGd.ia short notice, al my shop in the rear room • • *M-A HAZKN-KBTCTKK.opposite Mowers • > ■ ilturai Warcbouie; State street. B. A. OOTABT. 1I0LMES & HOLLY, ’» Or Woodland, Wre to call the nprclal xttentlou of their «S.\V n irirt, to their ■ SPRING STOCK DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES, CROCEERY, AND GLASSWARE. M'lin>)KMetodoau honest busluotu, pay-** -i-i lor produce as Hastings or Nashville, mid ■wll you xuods at a reasonable profit, comixrtlng • ’•h Um above places. ‘ s U'|ir«:iatr the liberal fiainNiage our ■eud> love given us In the past, and hope to *d»» Urge jwt of WwodlstMl trade by fair SEVEN per CENT, discount for cash will be given on sums of $1.00 o nd upwards, except supers and print*. • HOLMES & HOLLY. f}' nard fenced up the road. The commis­ sioner took the hint. Arthur Myers is under arrest-in your cit.y, charged with forging a note. Gen­ eral opinion is that others are equally guilty with him. Elmer Dole’s wood pile grew “small­ er and beautifully less” one day last week. Circumstances point to certain parties. _______ WHOLE NO. 1502. Henry’ Strong started, his brick ma­ chine Monday, with a full gang of hands. Prayer meeting on Wednesday eve­ ning of each week. Ervin Cole commenced repairing l>oats and putting things in order for the accomodation of those that have time and inclination to enjoy fishing or boat riding. Mrs. Blanchard Hyde, of F recsoil, is visiting at E. O. Hyde’s. ' Mrs. Shoffer, Mr. Everly, James Howard and Mr. Sherman and families, all of Ohio, are now residents of Thorn­ apple. Reported that some of the Quimby boys speared a 20 lb. muscalonge on last Friday night. Miss Stella Hull is visiting her grand parent at Morgan. Bentley Bros. & Wilkins, of Hastings,' are building a boarding house close to their mill in Castleton. A goodly number of the citizens of Morgan and vicinity, attended U. S. court at Grand Rapids to testify in a suit pending between R. F. Pelton and Lee & Durkee, of Nashville. Dr. C. O. Scott, of Grand Rapids was in Morgan Tuesday. joined, on its completion, by J. H. Nor­ ris as a partner in the mercantile busi­ ness. Wheat is looking comparatively slim, with occasionally a piece which rank* from fair to medium. The present drv time seems to be a backsetter on wheat, and. unless rain comes soon/it will be O HANCEVILLE. Talk about your Dakota blizzards! We had one last Sunday, that beat Dakota or any other place/ Judge Padgham, of Allegan, and John A. Turner spent last Sabbath at Dr. Turner’s. Mra. Zimmerman, of Battle Creek, is There was an amusing incident ocurDelton. paying her old neighbors a visit red in Sabbath school a short time since. A terrible wind storm passed over A lady teacher had a class of boys and Maple Grove. in their lesson they wished to know of this place Sunday. Price and quality guaranteed. Now how your wild oats. A party of fishermen from Hastings her, what the Holy Ghost was. *he Cosh Paid for Groin, Wool, Hides. _ Wolf brothers are building a barn told them as best she ooukl, that when took breakfast at F. A. Blackman’s the they 7urri7ht^7lov^G<ilTrattef^ I “^raing °f the f7th’ They report &c., at for Benj. Miller. No services at the M. E. church next M l tion wm felt which filled their minds " Sabbath on account of quarterly meet­ ; Wheat through this section is lookwith the Holy Ghost. One little fellow ’ ing at Nashville. says: “I knew juat how fc h, I felt hist'l Ing quite well, considering the remark­ Miss Mudge is teaching a very suc­ able small condition it went into win­ so, the night after town meeting ,waen DI2^LlJTJP? *OTICE-Ttie«nnof Smith cessful term of school in the McKelvey ter quarters. -*■■■' Packard have dissolved bv mntmd con­ the republicans beat the greenbackera." district. sent. Mr. Pftrirard retuantng tnRattlr Creek. Mrs. Orren Barrett is on the sick list. I understand that Miss Susie War­ AR accounts to be paid to Jerome Smith, who Jerry Elliot is convalescing. Mr. F. A. Blackman who now has will continue the business, and will be pleased rant, of Plainwell, will tench our sum­ Ed. Mason, while boxing at the box­ to see all of his old friends and customers the handling of the farm in Rutland, mer school. JEROME SMITH, ing school last Saturday night, had the belonging to Mr. Geo. W. Clark, has _______________________ E. PACKARD. Robert Gidland has commenced his rented the same to a Mr. Robert Peck. misfortune to get hia shoulder thrown EpOR HALE.—Having other and important cn- new house with Geo. P. Coon as builder. out of joint r gagementa, I offer far sale my bunw, one With what acquaintance we have hail Irving Creasy visited his friends in “He n«rth of the city -known as the "City kmall The people of Maple Grove are get­ with Mr. Peek we think he has secured Fruit Farm.’ Here l» a eiiancc to make some this place place last week is now ut a good tenant. ®oney. L. G. MOORE. ting deeply interested with the qureHastings. April 15, h»t. Plainwell. tion of prohibition, and we hope they Messrs. Sprague and Crosby, who are Wheat on the sand looks finely, ADIES IN SEARCH OF" may continue in this good direction. now at work on their job have moved also does the clover. with their tent to the spot where they NASHVILLE. are at work. They board themselves, -.Neighboring Exchanges. G. A. Truman and wife went to Mar­ Quite "a lively wind storm passed and sleep in the tent at night. They Vermontville Hawk. shall to attend a silver wedding lust over here Sunday, but no rain, which is invite the boys to call around and see Will do well to call on In the week ending last Eaturdav week. much needed them in their new quarters. night eleven mustaches were shed in Mrs, S. F. Feighner & Miss C. A. Shults Claude Potter made his parents and Vermontville, against eight in the oorWe can truly sympathize with the Another change among our <mer­ resnpnding week test vear. Before purchsatar. It will pay you to look over chants. F. F. Ward removes his stock Banner editor in the affliction of the friends a visit last week. our stock and RetThe benefit of our price*. We Wilton A Tarbells celebrated buck in A O. Hawthorne, of Bay City, paid a of goods to Otsego very soon, to the sin­ mump kind, for we have “been thar." Kalamo sheared 301bs and 2 oz. at the flying visit to our town on business last cere regret of the people of Prairieville. Mr. Peter VanLuster, who cut hisfrativxl at Lansing last week, or 3 oz. Friday. • Ac. No trouble to show goods. ’ more than any two year old buck in the Cairns & Brown will occupy the store foot so badly last winter is able to be J esse Austin has moved in town. He state. Many farmers pronounce him . MBS. S. F. FEIGHNEK, vacated by Mr. Ward, and Wm. Willis about again, but his foot is considera­ MISS C. A. SHULTS. haa taken the job of building C. M. Put­ the liest buck in Michigan. proposes putting in a stock of groceries bly sore yet. About 18 months ago, H. A. Hoyt he imported clydebdale draft We learn that Mr. Anthony W. Nich­ nam’s house. in his building. sold hte little farm in the village real­ STALLION, W. H. Downs and wife Sundayed at izing for the same about «2,500, with The Richards boys have purchased the ols is about to move-into the Fullerton the Wolcott House. Mrs. D. came on the intention of returning to hte old shop owned by Mra. Galletly, and are I house. That's right; come along. home a few miles south of Auburn, N. A letter dated at Willow Dell farm, Wednesday. making some changes. In a rich and large Y. They went to New York b«t the) A. D. Jarard, of Montana, is home on dapple bone and Dr. Butler has a barn up on his lot, { near Cortland, N. Y., written by Miss didn’t find things just as congenial as black, muscle, a thirty days leave of absence, visiting thev expected, and ere many months years old and a and the mason commences work im­ Mattle Ford was received a few days the firsl kimt .imihis relatives. Mr. Jarard is a conduc­ had flown fhey returned to Vermont­ able dls- mediately. The house is expected to be ago, and from the description she gives I position, ready for occupancy by the first of of her new home we think it must be tor on the Northern Pacific railroad, ville, resolved to make this their future home. But contentment was a boon handsS with su­ running from Glendi\^‘to Billing. I n c li e« perior ac­ June. very pleasant there, and we think too they failed to find, and back to New < ■ high, full tion and A verp high wind prevailed all day Y ork they went. Four weeks ago thev Miss Fannie Bonfoy has returned to that her uncle can well afford to give msnr and style, and returned to Vermontville, anti for a few Sunday, making it very disagreeable to tail, and is consid­ her home in Schoolcraft. her his property, for her to take care of weighs ered by be out, and unless the house was well days seemwl contented, then the dream-, iao lbs.. _good .judMrs. Ward is visiting in Otsego and him while he shall remain upon earth, of happier days in Central N. Y. cam« ges of draft horses to be the best horse In the Schoolcraft. for he could not get any one else to out closed, unpleasant inside; it Blew down and they resolved again to return. The country for farming and road purpooes. Allie Durkee’s wind mill. moat deplorable feature attending them PKblGURK -Farmer’s Fancy was got by Young Dr. Sacket returned from Grand vie her in the care and management of A car load of potatoes was received is, that their StfiOO is reduced to scarce­ Chancellor. For description see voluuM 4. page 221. Scotch Sturt Book. Young Chancellor Is Rapids, where he attended the state a sick person. Among all our circle of by Geo. W. Francis last Friday. They ly 8400, and this coupled with the fact number iBGfi, he by Chancellor lit, he by Ixird convention last Friday. friends there are none we hold in great­ that their affes are 80and 78, make then: Haddo 99’.-. he by Lord Huddo 4M. he by ClyrtK Objects of pity, with a fair prospect er esteem than Mattie, and we can but are selling for 60 cents per bushel. (alias Clyde Boy; .'iM; darn Darling by B&nr 45, Rev. Albert Livermore went to Leroy that they mbv lie objects of charity grand dam by udney Star 8M. Farmer's Fancy, wi$h her success in her undertaking. OEDAB CREEK. dam Nancy by Glancer. 2nd dam by Farmer’s on Tuesday to attend the Marshall con­ ere many months pass. Thev startot Fancy, 3rd dam by Sir William Wallace, 4tb ■’ Some farmers are plowing for com. for their old home last Friday. dam by Young Buffle Punch. Woodland. ference. He is billed to read a puper.on hut it would be well to wait until the Signed by J. HUN I.EY, Breeder. Farmers have sown their oats, and the occasion. Farmer's Fam y will make the M-ason of 18M frost is out of *the ground. Eaton RapMs Jmimal. at the Flower farm. Prairieville. are now plowing cotn ground is in or­ Mr. and Mra. Wm. Brice go as deleThe man who will deliberately hitch Tkrms.—To Insure, Kxi.bb: for season. $I5 00; Eugene Campbell’s horses are gates from the Congregational church I J* horse to a nice shade tree and allow single service, cash, 410.00. . Escapes amt acci­ der. ' bail off with the distemper. dents at owner's risk. 4-1 i-2ni The high wind of last Sunday blew of this place, to the Marshall Confer­ him to peel the bark off deserves to haw Charles Valentine fronpthe town of his own hide peeled to the full extent down several signs, and tipped fences ence. of injury done the tree. Ik-fault bavin« been made tn the comllUoun of Leroj, Calhoun Co., was in town last around promiacously, demolishing Wash C. W. Smith, having sold out his gro­ Michael Kenny has sued J. M. Corbin a certain inortgnu'e executed by Frank Mead .week visiting friends and relatives. nnd wife. Elizabelli L.. to Samuel Caraon. on the Rowlader’s wind mill. cery stqpk to Messrs. Buell & Whitt, for slander, laying damages at 810.0W): Mr. Vandinberg haft sol^I his farm titli day of March, A. D. 1883, and rworded in John Bulling is anxious to find the is invoicing the same and will go out of It is expected that the case will come tn the oftlce of the resister of deeds for Barry county in Liber 14 of Mortaasen, pap: Mtt.on the and moved to Baltimore, having bought rascals who carried his plow .away and business Thursday. The new firm is trial at the next term of court. Able lawyers have *been engaged on troth nh day of March. A. D. it®. Anii -whenia.* It a farm in that town. was expressly a<ree<l In said mortgage thaj/ a sides. broke it in pieces. composed of men who have had exper-\ Myron Simpson and Mrs. Sharpetine, should any default be made tn the payment of Mra. -------Robert Rockwood.a married Emma Cooper has gone to Hastings ience in the business and are well andlk --the interest or any part thereof for the spate of a widow lady of the town of Barry, , July Efaly about to yearn of dgc, dge until thte thirty day* after It became due and payable, to learn the millinery and dressmaking favorably known. We bespeak for them then the prindMl Am of two thouMOd dollar* were married a few days ago and are week has not Iroen inside of a store for ($2,000) with all arrtarugm of Interest should a steady inaintainance of . the thriving 10 years. She lives some seven miles trade. become due and psyable immediately thereafter. enjoying life hugely. Fred Wagoner, Jr., and Emma Shu­ trade that has been built up on that from this place and had to come to town Default having been In the payment of said in­ We are glad there te foe greenbacker Monday to sign papers for the deal of terest, and the name .-till remaining In arrears, ler were united in marriage on Thurs­ corner. the power of sale contained In said mortgage in Baltimore that ia not sick, and ap­ Sunday evening the residence of Mra. her husband’s farm which he has just has become operative, anil said mortgagee has day last. Many friends were present. sold. elected to declare the aforesaid princljiai sum proval of the flop of Mr. Iloughtalin. If Buck on the county line between Barry Rev. D. P. Breed, register of the Mar­ of two thousand dollars with all arrearages of Mr. II. did not become as corrupt as the • Married, at the residence of the bride interest tiiereon to be due and payable byreaaon on Friday evening last, John Cook and and Eaton caught fire and was entirely shall conference, has issued programs of such default. There Is eiaimod to be due on majority of the republican party then for the semi-annual meeting to be held Fanny J. Downing. The Glee clilb fur­ consumed; contents partially saved. said mortgage and aeeom|>anylng note at the dale of this notice the sum of two thousand two pitv him and don’t blame him for leav­ nished music for the happy couple on The sun shine of the p»t few days with the Congregational church at Le­ hundred and ntoeV twn dollars and eleven ing them; but If it was for office, his de­ roy, April 29th, and including May 1st. haa effected the erection of awnings. cents (43.2M.1D, and nouproceedlngs er raft al two successive nights. Under Mr. Breed’s earnest and efficient taw or-equity having been Instituted to r^ccrtr feat was just as it should be, and the • Burt 8. Holly has been appointed work this conference, which was but the debt remaining unpaid, and so BOWENS MILLS. greenbackera are welcome to all they said mortgage or any part thereof. Now there­ small and weak when he became regis­ town clerk to fill vacancy. No better fore, notice is hereby given that on rtaturdny. can make oat of it. Getting rather dry. trar, has grown and flourished until it the i«h ?ny of July next at «J***0J‘**£ choice could have been made. is now recognized as the strongest in High wind# and plenty of fire. A prominent gyeenbacker told me the afternoon of that day. at the north «*«* of The bee business is assuming large tlie court house In the city of HaaUaga, There was no Sabbath school at Kin- the state. other day that they would nominate county, Michigan. tUuU bsing the ptece 1 proportions in this vicinity. holding Mi* circuit eonrt for Mid ner school house last Sunday as most IHalnweR Independent. Mr. H. for sheriff this fall. Horse distemper is vexing farmers there will be sold at public •“?>««* *** ’’ft*' of the men were, fighting fire. Charlie A man named Mix, of patent bed somewhat this spring. H. C. Carpenter Bradley and Eider Gillaspie both losing spring fame, went on a tight here test and John Schaibly having lost one horse Saturday, and got rid of a lot of monev considerable fence by the fire, also Fan­ From the Herald. , v . . . . „ in a peculiar way. He got hold of Thos. Cheesebrough slashed hte left each. nie Williamson. Chas. Mason's tinner's shears and cut Palmerton &, McArt! uir have at last described in said mortgage as follows, ihand into a saw the other day, lacerat­ up Charley’s coat, then took him to The m^theasUtuart^of the southwest <tuargot their mill in running ’ order, and are . S. A. Pearson has sold his Norman Wagner Bros.’ clothing store and insis­ ing three fingers. team to partial in Caledonia for 8450. ted on buying him a new <20 suit to Messrs. Ed. Andrews, H. Livingston now ready for business. The lecture atl.,0. G. T. hall was make the damage good. With the same Arbor day was forgotten in Wood­ nortiieast quarter of tbe sojitlieartmwrter^rf and . Jas. Cool are aB building neat fen­ well attended and a good time. shears he cut landlord Whitney’s watch ces this week tn front of their residen- land. Mr. J. W. Briggs is very sick, but at guard in pieces and threw the watch The primary school in Dist. No. 4 is this writing fa thought to be some bet­ with a portion of the guard, into the filled tof’overflowing. . stove, ruining the watch, and made the Mr. Joeeph brother of John ter. "" k— loss good by the payment of 825. He Political matters don’t run smooth. Mra. Frank Lamoreuxiis also on the ateo paid 85 for damage done at For­ md c. V, arrived here from Ohio Tues­ The nationals of this town did all the day. He expects to remain this sum­ bes's saloon in cutting up tinware with sick list. work of both kinds at the late election, Etta Williamson teaches the Pinery the same shears. mer. . Mrs. Dr. PrajSy and Mra. Wm. Moore and now only hold one office, that of 4th school, Jennie Holmes the Gun Lake. constable, and he would not qualify. It l» the Miller’® daughter. IW«I1HIV> in .Ila nnSn: are attending a temperance convention Mrs. Samuel Elleston’s father made ‘r“, 2.%??u2ui*r »>Y>' b« “In “,1 “ST at Greenville this week. They g" " The-prohibitionists hold the office of her a short visit last week. L bvlw In low «-o CT town clerk. The straight democrats delegates from the W. F. M. S. of this Earl Stokoe is stopping with his sis­ A few words from Tennyson, set to hold the balance of the town officers. P1IUs claimed the audience which as­ The republicans hold—well they are ter and attending school at Kinner’s. music by J. R. Thomas. They occur Mr. Williams who has been sick so in a song which te one of nine good sembles! at the Congregational church holding on for better times. long is about again. pieces of music sent us by the well Spearing fish seems to be the occupa­ last Sabbath would have been far better known publishers of music, Oliver Dittion of a great number of people nearly pleased to have listened to a sermon every night. We don’t believe in being Mra. C. W. Jackson is very! 11; hopes son & Co., Boston. than to so many excuses, adjournments The Miller’s Daughter. LoveSong. mean or selfish, but it certainly .seems, for her recovery are not very well 001.da.) by J. R. Thomas. # to other entertainments, etc. Geo. AnweUer’s residence, two miles that this custom should be stopped by grounded. 2. Sigh no more. Ladies. From “Much the persons engaged therein. Even a The Banner man was in our midst Adoalrout Nothing." (30 eta.) Song south, burned to the ground together *0.1 mini with its contents, about 7 o’clock last majority of those engaged in the sport one day last week gathering , up sub­ by Stevens. 3. Gterj Hallelujah. (30 eta.) Jubi­ evening. The family, except the chil- would quit if they saw any plan to scriptions for the paper represented by lee song by Lane. . , ax—1—I- of ska the Rows fire make all quit. Would it not be a good him. 4. Sunset Cloud. (40 eta.) Plano dren, were Hbaent. plan to publish our game and fish laws Mra. McKee, our pastor s wife, has piece bv Cloy. I caught in unknown, suppcpB 5. Alpine Maid. (35 eta.) Piano piece in every paper. Many people don’t been confined to her lied for a few days the roof. । by Meyer. know there is a new fish, law-. past, but is at present on the mend. foreijoan, be heirs at Uw o( Mdd de6. Forest Whisperings. (36 eta.) piano ‘rther iK-rrons The school in Dis. No. 6 opened the piece by Meyer. MOBGO-THOEMATELE. . All the houses in Thornapple are now- 28th, with Mbs Summers, of Hastings, 7. Mandi from Falka. (30 eta.) Bv the seaCold, dry and MoeUing. as teacher. occupied by tenants from Ohio. Carl Woodard has rented and moved Mrs. Addie Murphy, daughter of H. Many £»ru>erx out of hay, into the Grove houae at Morgan. » Sowing onto U the order of the day. the*th. Her di fat wm How the fish in Thoruappte lake For governor. Judge VutZita. of bearh*^JSSlLlthe HaMtar* Bammkm. must have suffered on test Saturday Andrew Bkreee, formerly of Charlotte. " - - — A rail blockade wax added to the night, judging from the number of Comstock, Kai. Co., where he will be water blockade on Sec. t>Wm. Muy- lights out. Gfinoa Lime, Airos Cement, Corn, Bran, bkli fimiff. . ? MILLINERY T FARMER’S FANCY (A true copy. J • �MBS. UR9LE CARLISLE mos’ breaks my heart jee’ ter see em. An' when! think maybe I won’t nebber see Wash no mo’, I feels like if der [Bom Maury Poll&nl In New Orleans TinK» Democrat.] Tribune of tout it.” > X > ’■ x­ A pleasing occurrencewhich haa juat , And Auut "Unit threw her apron *Ia dis haro do place whar doy wanU over her head and * nobbed aloud, while come to our notice in connection with TORPID TPRf*>^ ■ v r? R. a cook ?" T felt strongly tempted to follow suit. the New York etate meeting of the ! p | SO RD E R E D LI’* ’ I turned from tho kitchen table, | and MALARIA* rthl<rf “I wnl> see a friend of mine, a law­ Grand Army of the Kepublic is so un- I From theaeaoanws arwo tnr^ whore I haJ.yainly been endcavoriug to ; yer,” I said, “pad auk him to inquire usual in many respects that w venture to reproduce It for the benefit of our B- diaaaaoB.of^^g^ bring order out of dire confusion. about your son." “Who told you I wanted a cook?n I “Tbanky, ma’am. Miss Louisy; readers. Captain Alfred Rensom. of New | inquired. thanky, ma'am. Der Lord He knows “One man ’et lives on ’jbinin’ piaee der ain't nothin* ’t all I won’t du fer York, while pacing in the lobby of the : ber us. He come ter town to git some you ef you’ell jes’ fln’ out* Txmt Wash armory, previous to one of the meetings, ■ suddenly stopped and scanned the face ' parvishuns Sat’dy night, an* he he’rd fer me. Dey didn't nebber hab no rite —, 'em say at de sto' you was wantin’ ?r ter sen’ him dero, nohow, 'cause ef der of a gentleman who was in earnest convenation with one of the Grand Army 1 of a remedy that •ook, an’ I low’d aa I was tired er doctor had er jes’ lis'en ter me, dat nig­ officers. It seemed to him that he had j Liver. AsaLirermctiicmcT^rT^^ <ft-«lrr4 Ten UrtkR now iitxirr tresintrc! Br pivkin* cotton, I’d cum.” ger wou’dn't never d.ed. Dese here Mien thatTtio before, partially obreuml । ’“““V^'SSoSSix.t; rem< "log I felt encouraged. AIT of her prede­ doctors, dcy comes a-messin' on’ a med­ by the smoke of the battle, and yet this < .lit, lMtln.oototo._r. M- «•'>UAV S. 0 through these three ‘‘•“T? •YMAIU, ROSTlpAio1 11 cessors, who had numbered four in dlin’ wid fokes’ insides an’ er pickin' bright and pleasant countenance cottld i twice as many days, had informed me . fokoH po*kete and ha’f der time dey not lie the same jade, and death-like via­ that a “ctdlur’d gentmun or lady had age, which be so dimly remembered. | }*^?nJ^^£Sw^rOgri‘plug dot interfere ain’t got no noshun what's the matter. riecummendtd me to them," so I ~:J 1 Ef dpt ar doctor." said Aunt Ursie, But the recolection, like Banquo’s ghost, B ------“What’syour name?" , FOR THS i gradually raising her voice to concert would not “down" at command and “Humic Washington Kylislc. Dot’s I pitch in her excitement, “ef dat ar doc­ haunted him the entire .day. On the my name. Pae got a mighty gran' tor hed er lis’ened ter me, dat bigger .day following he again saw the same name, ma’am, but no purs’ ’tall." countenance, and ventured to speak to boy’d er bin here now—yon hear me “Can you cook?" . talk ’Cause I told him* jes' What ter its owner. The instant the two veter­ A Gt?41 Medietl Work cn hTT ans heard each other’s voices, that in-' “Lord, yes, chile. 1 ken cook. Der do.” stant they recognized and called each ain't no kind er cookin’ I can't do. I “What did you advise?" I inquired, other by name. Their faces and forms ’ i er supper down ter iny house no , willing to divert her mind from her had changed, bill their voices were the r ’en las’ Sunday night; an’ dem ! : troubles. . same. The man whom Captalu Ren­ ’ s low et dem things was der bes’ I 1- “Who, mo? I 'vised alum ter draw ever dey stuck er toof inter. Au’ der parts tergedder, and roaum ter sod- som had recognized was Mr. W. K. Sage, of St. Johns. Mich., a veteran of the 83d fxpvrtetit-.- f-ry j knows dey ’strored ernuf," she 1 hit's what I 'vised, and N. Y.Y.ight Artillery and both mem­ befert fell •<, added in rather a melancholy retro­ der ’em. I gent’men, ef dat white man'd er minded bers of Burnside’s famous expedition to r—*-:■ '■■ '• PMC^i. b'ltmU.in i«-e »'tu) iwB^embosaed cores, ft>n haXceMV spect . : me dat boy wouldn't nebber died. I North Carolina. After the first greet­ *Wsll, I will give you a trial,” I said. ings were over. Captain Rchsoin said: Andi wish you would come in now and j knows ’bout sink fokes, I duz,- an' I prevent the “It hardly seems possible. Sage I sec ain’t g-wine tor low-rate mysef fer no­ f put this kitchen in order." body; 'cause no later ’n last week, Sis you in this condition, for I {bought you Bad now. G«>W uwhl *w*X Aad she did. In an incredibly short Temple, she cum roun’ here, an’ she must have been dead long ago." space of time she had everything spot“Yes, I do not doubt it, for if I am£ 'low she hadn't al ep’ nun fer fo’ nights, bsaly dean and neat, and was ready for not mistaken, when we last met I was ’cause der nuroligy hurt her so bad in Ttil* book »houU ber**.| i,v th- V JxUfarther orders; and so begun my her log. An’ I tole Sis Temple fer ter occupying a couch in the hospital, a acquaintance with Mistress Ursie victim of “Yellow Jack” in its worst git dido strans er yarn offen a black Oarlisle. form," sheep nnd nine atrana offen a white un, bo* win not be weful, wb. tb*r 'niitl "nJirX’ “I remember. The war seems to have Punctually with Saturday night her an’ twis’ ’em to^edder nine times, an’ causal more misery since its close than “ole man” arrived, and was brought wrap ’em roun’ dac leg, an’ whatever when it was in progress, replied the | W. Ji. Parker. No. 4 Bnlfim i. -tr. ; ty,-.. in for my inspection. she do not ter put dat leg oaten der bed Captain. 1 meet old comrades frequent-1 b« eoMonrS >.u in '’Mias Lou ify, dis here’s my ole man." gjirtngjikill and txperiei.c.- <t; . .^7 . fust in der moniin’—an' she dun hit." ly who are suffering terribly, not so raoatr Ui.V. La,. tj ri a t a.. Aunt Urs-e weighed nearly two hun­ “Wiill?" I inquired. the akll) of all other uhvtlcfctnx >1 hi A | , much from old wounds as from the mid■ ■ im ■ 10V A 0^ dred pounds, and the “ole man’’ barely •«I>eeU*lty. Hueh tnwird -»TrrvcyErr r“Wall, you dun see Sis Temple hero arsons which ruinal their c M one hundred. I inquired his name. <*MfuUy wltbcra! an in ■*• al 1 0J1I >P dis marnin’, didn’t you ?” - “Pio man Charlie Burton," said Aunt “I think so myself. When the war | M ■ KB ■ ■ ■ > “Yes.’’ Ursie; » I returned home and at times I g — »» “You ain't seed no signa or nuroligy closed would feel well, but every few weeks I " “SJKALDEN 8 MANIFOLD “But,” I objected, “you told me your 'bout her, is you?” name was Carlisle. How can that be that confounded “all-gone" feeling \ at »taa> iseMiiy tho if your husband's name is Burton ?’’ I “Well, den," and Aunt Unto retired, i would “J1"6 "P™1 J™, „MX “So hit ia; bo dey bofe is. I was with u air of dignified triumph, to the Oxer 300,000 Mbjccta ar.d S.000 :!«.#■ ’!h rh K“ In , 8tw, nuroerrMb mans, mretnjn horned Kyi isle an’ I specs ter die I rkw.k«<>r.u nf kor Awn n.1Ovfn.n,., a the service, me entirely pro 3.00; clM-ap-V william *l.*..n<>. l i n 1d “>:ed one offailed the won't pottsibleand t«<4 of , u Kylisle, an’ I doan perposo ter go fool- JSETr,., paanthMi. 300,000 Vslom<-.< 'f/.jk. *' onf >wr 1 »"'<>“» dy«|wpsia, M.M of the time ,11 I hPup* changin' er my name fer no I !!ZZL ‘ ;?l . d h d had no appetite, then again I would l>eI u.iggpr. Dis here ain't de fus' husbin* L’aliad, an’ moru’en likely 'twon't be envied that Waahe term had eg- , corin' ravenomdy hungry, but the min-1 JOHN IL A I,DEN, fnl.ll-ht T • plrod the previoua epnng but that for | ute I aat down to eat 1 loathed food. TflAOE rtAltK, 3few<or*. r. o. Bo\ m: — de las’. You tell Miss Louisy goodday, ole man, an’ cum along, cause I I yanona and sundry misdemeanors ho Mv skin was dry and parched, mv tlwb “ , had boon remanded for ux month. ; Rkme and flabby. I hold nothing on my iuuh’ be gittin’ back ter dem vittlea." , longer. If no other mishap occurred stomach for days at a time, and what : « n. . \ > she might look for him before Christ- | little I did eat failed to assimilate. 1 ■ bcxuc. and do not buy without it “Miss Louisy," remarked my hand­ . mas. Her happiness knew no bounds, I was easily fatigued; my mind was de-; maid, one morning. “Dis here Bible pressed*, I was cross and irritable and ‘ 1 and she went about her duties singing er yonrn’e jes’ like Miss May's Bible, j with unnecessary vigor her favorite many a night my heart would pain me I my young mistin’, et T used ter nus’. so I could not sleep, and when 1 did I M1s*3 May. she used to read ter me , hymn, until I felt compelled? on behalf had horrid dreams and frightful night-1 i of the neighbors, to remonstrate. oaten it an* toll mo *bout der jedgmin’ As the time for the return of the mares. Of course these things came on day, an’ all dem ctroua kind er things. I prodigal drew pear, she began to pre- one by one, each worse than the other., Mias Louisy, what does you think i pare for him, and was constantly mak­ My breath was foul, my tongue was ’bout der jedgmin* day enyhow? I ax ing excursions “down town" to expend coated, my teeth decayed. I had ter­ PAYSONS MBS »oyf»br-. N;ti. Sore T1 Hiss May dat once, an* she low et dor rifle headaches which would leave mv t | her earnings in “sumthin' 'anther fer and all and nervous system completely shattered.; । wnz gwino ter be mighty heap er 'cite- < I Wash.” Like all of her race, sho had In fact my existence since the war. has I .v I KI U 'xs ;■ .'fj • U<;!hoywx MiSjl jntnt den, but hit wan’t gwine tor las’ no idea of taking thought for her health, l>een a living death, from which I have 1 tong. and if anything suggested itself to her often prayed for release.” j ^AI.XOF STATE TAX L\Xl “But dat ain't what I cum ter see you uiind-that he would like, she would, at “Couldn't the old surgeon do vou any 'bout. I cum ter tell you dere’s gwine the first possible moment, go in search • , AranuBiii Mtrn' ter be a derbatin* atde church ter-night, Midi., \i. of it, regardless of wind or weather. I Jx hta .U..1 he i Nolte** la hereby x:*«;it thnt •;• ■ an* I lowed I’d go, causa ’tain't gwine ■ X | MDiMF KbW OLD. expostulated with Iwr on discovering but like every other doctor, failed. ter cos’ me nut bin.’ Sis Temple, she 1 { her drenched to the akin after one of 1 ■/*?’ . ;U id !“X nAr.V,! was. »on° •‘H'1 FKVITA AND TBF.FV LOW T<> DI UTMI AND PLANTERS, say she'd cum by fer me if I went.” I her nightly expeditions, but I might as 1‘T.n u.' without that to build upon I could not M«ck fifiucimw Frw cntaioruM. ceo.s. jonselyn, FtvCmu,n.y the trtMWurrr of Mid connty, w “What ore they going to debate gfct well.- When I was — at ..... my worst, — _____________________________________ .. ! well have reasoned with an infant. «,-------------------------about?” I inquired. i “I des went fer dese here han’ker- pdes of the severest nature camo upon “Hit’s der reg’ler s’ci’ty, an’ dey hez /che fs, Miss Louisy, I seen ’em in der । ni<;* /I hen my liver gave out, and with-' Ml the tfewurrr’s <>&«■'• In Bntberltv«*f Harting*,' lu Mid ■ er speakin' ev’y munt. Dey is gwine iwiuder, but I nebber had no money i ou^ “,e us? THE CnBAlW WORK EVER ISSUED t ‘‘^thartics I could not. (betat th* tlrnu and pbr- A ter prove which is der cleanse', der nig­ will me don ter git 'em for Wmd>." bnlinatk tax xak*'. It r«w t>r-.. ; “ove •»•*'«•»« ^b, My blood got at thb»aflce awwuln;: t«* l.v ger et washes in der summer an’ doan Tho next mormng I mumed tho .ound . “k? » “’T*"',1]! ?tf ani1 1 llt,T"ilS' 11 wasli in der winter, or der one et washes .I “d ,™ ““y - Wen tetter have died, b l in der winter an’ doan wash in der’ j Uo. rou^ Aunt Unto i-WAwS* bv him. The lands will be offvnsl >’i —aww Liwaamr of— -.tie, quick un;ltitnra withw.it vcicuiuuy. ” I | summer, and I wants ter he’r ’em an’ husky voio. .nd r.plli puto. Tb. -noWnnny I hav<. whSi'.l rbmw ol the Mate s nil.- at 11 “How inanv- times I have whhnl I I ter css’ my vote.” the -ale in.rheennniv. r*lsr.tr*"i‘. .,1 --- — . . . .. _ . . •yrapl..m» »oou dor.Jopod mto lh.1 | |,iul dl«l the<toy w.captuml Xewberne “How are yon going to vote?'* Wll-LIAM you----------are no\v ’of- I scourge of tho . the race, pnenmonia. pneumonia, and be- > “And jM-----— •'the -pichire ! • “Who. me? Lord, honey, I'se gwine forc 1 kucw tllut m‘ health.” ter cas’ my vote wid dor summer . e*H;' KArvant the picture from life. I wsa leaving loavintr mu inn forever. forevur. “And Ami ** ' • -is taken ; servant was cause when coin weather comes, 1 never Ikfauil having been made it B: She could not realize her owp dan- I am in perfect ebnilition. Mv nerve I wets my'skin fer Mte?*i'ou no man.” Millie U«- , ’'"■• oartafa tnat-piunsofAil-iric.; .1 ■ Well T wi.h nd il »•" Piti,nt “W>««r her^oant tepe 1« rretore.1; my Htomuch reinvlgortenth da* nf January. A !• —1 mJtion ronwould JJ .»?„• ““ d*?" holore her boy. oomin* .nd fifed: my B«h ia hard and healthy; in ItoQtbwnrd ruirtCamMnc hl* wiir Carter a cook ” I said Ajlni Im been I oauxner*t<! tl,o little gifts she had in i *art 1 new ‘'n‘’r<> and iXbhk*. aud nxwded l;i the -.Uh-. t<’r«i for Barry • nmJ • a coos, imjo. nss been 8toro fQj ’ a new teawHiHffe wholly as the result twdfth day nf Janutirj, A. i‘ totSdH’fOr* 1 ttU i “fitt soomh like. Of my head nd jes' • of «*>“*. W«rnr£ Tippecanoe. This O*td>k'k u, «u.t In Liber N el1 r.w : iw. on which s»l<) mortr.txr the > “Veil chile. idKfir* Imi I am*h stop buttin’a minnit, I could think or rw“»rl«W®‘preparation which IvoiisidIMDISP£X3WU UMAHY OF IMIVOUAL KNOWLEDGEbe duo, at the dal* of thin u«Mt-, —j, — ,' .but h . sumthin* r.9 ,e finesttorAc 1“ ,mt I 1 ain “’X .ttmtlim- et »t nd do me good," .rood - she .h. said -id ' ? « l!» Hnwatontc mid and stomach rtoaach restorer rretorer ..h a— ____ . .. . . M»vru huudrud urd sixty gwinn promUH, cawferaF'i dun read her : one day toward the last. "Dere’s dat I U*“o.v<fr^nta'«Uh6-«vil in­ out in churoKi” -■ 2 ’ ’ *i the R0*-*1** °Ohe “Read <:ef out ia Thur^r? What Uo cake gok ter l»o made 'foro Wash gits g Oo. 122 Btrwt, ieenrgdiby said rn<’rt«;»\«. ,? hecr, au j^rd knows, I ain’tx owin^ASPi •! I«^5IC^r°f .dy8ppPfua’ a11 lna1' -xS j* Bw^^Kinnlation of food, and Indeed made a you mean ?’’ ? i/ er <lrap«jui« iadfeir R ? ni : in new man uf me. , ‘'Well.jwhenever dni**hiia luJfnX —-----' <mU»eu»eM>--«*Kbth.tayof J'F-. ‘'Ti?* oneo'ciodrln the aBentoo?. a iey jos* Krefi’r y' h*k<> •,rt‘qk cJ1,1,‘'¥Sf»ta*“ fitont for al wants er cook, dey door at tbe rmtK hcnw in Ihr • By -I tobc ( v . it k ^hile ^nently miising over his rvcol2asF’i^.«".^ StiuHen know, an*he v — l*JIh der*n!\r**i «it fin rthnrch. an’ d/m h» says: ’Bis VJa-'l,,U“d° Cnr yoa’ Annt | lertions ofthe past. M *When he again ................ 1 E.au7IMAn.BM...tml•**™.r*l»*n U1.1 v iurn.i i Mi: u m>h« -f I\Bmplov fe or whoever j s^ld: it oil the vet-1; Sli I\empln or who ever wuz der las’oha ?\«P’ ! be he a,Ko<lMiul UM u tbr KllhrU hUdrr IL- v i. '"' 8“ “ worked * ’ dere, ’ , will nleaM rise in' 1 . ‘T'gt Sr,’'««g^ter W’’ It^Foffid l»e a.go(teend if all the vet। ffik r' nL Ki. cl»rie,‘Imt 1 wantx^fer hafe pr han - so intensely 1 B«+ai —’m - ■ erans- who who hav lutye eufterwl ‘ give her character.' r. ven hw .lom^ [ der mix in er* dat cake' inj»e|f>>’c«n-=“ 1 and __ _ _________ -..5 .-.i UL.li. nn. VnflMtanil also all nil nth other" in the land who an-' XS she rise an’she low ez how she'd dun ’ Wash oilers did love dei v(ay y(By rcook I cook ms his iv»»uiuniKnu ; enduring so mucn much misery could know ■ E5£M been cookin’fer Mias Cnrteo-, an’ she ■ ittl A'our PiT^riiAiin Xi.irro and nnA the *k.. wav __ I! i*..!-? * rittlcs. How long you spec’it will be.’•Si' 0'1* fXperifmce.lSage, T Jobs V. HUUSfi thirty Mx (»k in J owuj W p £•>low ez rfhu didn’t s’poae az no right- j ’■/„> Ks khM-»MWeaKa.‘nfcz ' W £0’ p I’m up agin?"^ . ' < > • f *' i Vou h«ve been restored." ' mindeU culled pusson nd res’ satisfied ; mor* or less, or w> much thereof xx “Not long. I hope$H said, not look- , j al»ve converse-' KintoWtM Miaamt dw w> *>>4 ter Stay dero, an' don she tole how ing nt her: but som«Jung!fin my fooe 1 •»?t-re<iiat>t«l. , ________________ MllMmmnMlf ,pr trcM*” -------Mias ^-Carter kep ev'ythiug locked up, . betrayed me, and She made a fruitless • . ,T,7, ■ 1 I .. .Probate Notice ~T~ **—1 --------------«n* never t»y no means, lef’ dem keys ’ An.l itoko.1, oxciJd'l?^ pillow., , The Iwrt on rarti, can truly Ixe Mid ^‘'"’““^“^‘rWt'KioS'.rot tto ^V1UH"1 I 1U1WUJ outen her ban’s; and how she wnz alius nxuiraiutcnioK. mm>»‘ a cumin' in der kitchen an’ er sayin' AUTita Mon.w she wanted dis hero fixed dis way, an’ tether thing totber way. An’ Sis Tem­ '»<''r ple law, she did, et she wnz raised to Lord s sake dout let lotinn tallhap- itively cure piles,-tetter and all skin me fo nobody my boy gits cause eruptions. Trv this wonder hei<i»r 1 derotmefi an. rrqtujstMi to w-mu..* iiLY >i cook by fiiM-ciass white fokcB, ah'sbe i1 pen dereter won ’t be fer Leer, to make it | Satisfaction guaranteed or money re: I could'nt stan' no sioh ways oz dem, an’ she lef. An’ arter dat ■ dey took der seem like home ter lum^f I sin t hecr. funded. Only 25 oents. For satebv F 2S".,,mUo" “<> *Jknranro ’ilu rei2SJ!iX".»w ; His wife's dun lef hiri, an’ his little HotefiptaB. <»--t»brr iwxt. .Au' t’Tj.f X veto on hit, an’ fruni dor way dem i Chilian’. JI forgot hint. «• de™ Jn't ■ ** •,l5’ I SAVAGETfARMVM. niggers’spre&s deyselvos, I (loan spec Camnau bmldii z. D •' *lr j nobodykeers ter see him but me. Ylon’t f An Kyeto Hurtne«. forMamot•*ihJrth5Sa|;. dat white ’omau's gwine ter ’suado none | you think der good Lord all spsri me 2*2 2S«‘!4- *» uy em tfer step roan' in dat kitchen ■ jes’ ter see him wuncc mo’?’’ ‘ -ware the best of every anfclclnhH°lK‘e ’’’’ite hidjreof’prrtMlt I could not speak. I could only turn : hasscttmrt the wury for Kemp’s Italiam for ” my heml away and toko her hand. Her <bltb.^anda'l'iaflecti^ioUhetlrnwuSbi---------- -----ns. laier^on voice nan grown weaker even as she! voice had grown weaker even an she j Hold on a positive guarantee. Price aer. andlt Frob*tv Order •, . * ururr. SJl mtie rn ® tw^ay fer ter spoke, yet «till ahe turaod her falling i Mhihigan, County of uoa mue wntiu fer me, cause 1 wante eyes --------— — v~—*- »I’had * power ' I upon me. — as *though •Aiunnmmivn vurM. ' At a Stawlou of tb»- rrnbstfi* Cnnw » mighty Ud fer U>r git «r letter off someto Stay the coming of the grim messen­ ter W aah. He’s my son ets in der ger who already waited beside her. pneteashey, an’ I ain’t he’rd from him ' “Miss Lonisy,"' she resumed, in so met long time. I dun save n little j faint a whisper I could scarcely catch ' »>6y ter sen’ him. Dey put him in the w ords, “you’se been mighty good an’ «« yy9. , e y«» cum this spring, an’ der me, an ’ I thanks you ferter itjmd U.»» . lK>rd knows when dey1. gwin0 ter let I kino whenter Wwh <-nm» I „nt y.r gire |I e<»ninhtluu. it'‘b^au.T’loafter mMiTta^iY'ti'.Ti;' tboimiHfs of ruses, him frit crowd nnCrtne 2*9°* "Md deter me. Der ulo„-UT 1 nun oil item httlo things, an' ax him, fellows. Actuated by this motive ami dvfokea dey looks down on Waah/an ’ -tarol. t^;~ ">T, -«U. fer ter try an do rite on’ ; ’W’-*rtar,. 1. nth rterzil. mail man Vdin I,,. .... t. ____ ’<££ . “ I Mm, caitoe, ron me, he’a mr hirt ha. .—.Kto * ' .*Lu?2 H*1 inter no mo’' max. =a. Frrnrti <>r En^Mi, with full dlreetlm, -k.J & ?;■! 4-‘CTl ■•’'•lork In \K I Mto* chile; but I Iotm him, oaaM Mto. । ES,W':£? good Lord CM8F£l,r!5te,ff ; S!!r “W -to •< van «r >«m a«. fatmay. he', der onliof 'r. ■Id «<r Hirn, N?V«.,M.r<-«rtBtorti,ltartJSrvv A >i h> n» ba wrxa Mina good ter tax' I htaMLSi , । -------------- ---------— mM mmrt. then to Druft Hc.rwrs1 kaowa ba didn’t 'toad tee km dat hlm~e«d-bv«!-____________ ■ la the Fature '«> the .-it* . Future When j cm i hare a eoturh and want relief . think <>f , ? cause. '*“*£ 1? £ i ••**. - — -W — W , Itoami Babua mrifc. n™ aod n,,.™ : te AIMI It |<< furlher remedy for those dhww«<. j-^. £, rire WXIcr U> tin- iDUKHOin DrLINDSEY^ BLOOD?--^ CANCERS' sSJSHPEEissa ' ‘-ARCHER 266th EDITION PRICEQ-J? || HOW THYSELF.4M C 5E2L. or uu DW i*T □ssassJsw VASELINE~S'-~--^g-g~ M || "J" Q » » IS IN LJ C CYCLOPEDIA RUSKIN'S WORKS. V’ FAYcSnt PR A PFQow’Ek WORLD’S CYCLOPEDIA UNWBSAL KNOWLXDGE. tK7s;r*...M a Kuta Stir Tok We Want Agents for the WORLD VOBIJma ’S CYCI.-OPBDIA. CYCLOPEDIA •«*X^UUl|--UWrtn„tantatoi „ $1,000 CASH »CASH.=eS xx&?l;ruws3iii!i’2i.4* — “““ ADVERTISERS ____ ’ ifesffgSE'gg' SSasl- ; The mil Eitensive Live Stod&tiMiikieil-r'^-W. ®0M^lC,!I’!*PW’»ttETAME mils s,-..—...W tmblMwvl lamsw �Hastin WAfiHINGTON. LEWIS STERN'S llllnote, Ark.»w Ixml-l.uk .irf l «inw- | J"**"!.' Vw -Ir.i ix»IU«u« Gmu <£. •ee to make laws to arrure from waste lauds ’*«' *-tieunnr'. in. Zobehr F»granteri for school pur;x>t»es. Tiie measure 1 *n» is wiUW wjto to Khartoum and a* !o divide Ink, honuweil., » portion of tbe , “»}<■' tbeetiUwrfiy “* Khedira, hot and ■Sk.urewrv.tloo lif Uakote was pe-oed. under Geneml fonlon. Several amendments were mad? to the* The campaign in Tonquhi terminated wtoh bankraptey bilL In executive suasion Chas. । the capture of Hunghoa. The French tat E. Coan was confirmed as assistant secrete- . has oocupied Amoy, in order to force ths ry of the treasury. •■payment of a heavy Indemnity. The viee- 1-00”, of New York, has tieen nominated assistant secretary ot thetreasury, to succeed John C. New. The Washington Monument wuoctation • ft?" to «sk congress to provide for ! the celebration of the completion of the shaft within a year. Before the tariff debate in congress doses cd a resolution that It Im cnmiwtent fur con­ hpraker Carlisle intend* to take the floor gress to fix freight rates on niterxtate coin lost Bae-Ninh will be beheaded. and tbs and. advocate a tariff for revenue only ** merce, secure free oumpetltion, and urohibit 6J’Y?n‘?r ot ' P“*n b*8 i amply sufficient to afford Incidental pro- discrimination of any.-kind. HWta were, Pekin for punishment, passed to adjust the account for arms he-1 ----------- — l te -tion to American labor. Sg-? South Carolina and the fed.-ral gov -partt ------------! Friday the bouse committee on iMHtoffices tween eminent, — and to authorize tiie !<«■«:ton <>f w/ a --— arid postroads by a vote of ten to one adopt* ertiment, soldiers’ home in one of tlie Deirag ed * resolution declaring It the sense of the branch states., at a cost of S^'AiXXl. (?m>committee that it is expedient to adopt the wester Klderation of the. bank nipt bill having beat ' contract system of postal telegraphy. resumed, Mr. (Jeom jtropuhed an amend­ The house- committee on coinage haa ment giving laborers and nervanta priority voted to report favorably the I*cry bill to over debts due to thg state or die United ■ prohibit tiie issue of treasury notes for leas States. In executive nasion objection was than 85, and to provide for the issue of sil­ made to the immediate consideration of the I ver certificates In denominations of 81, 8“ recommendation bv the [iresidcDt that the and 85. collector at Key West be removed for sym­ John A. Walsh has written a letter to the pathy with tiie Cuban insurgents. president expressing a willingness to turn Apr. 1R.—In the senate, yesterday,adverse over to the government all the documents reports were made on the newspaper copy­ in his poraefisfon relating to the star-route right bill and on the resolution for the erec­ <shcs providing he will not lie required to tion of a bronze equestrian statute to Simon appear t>eraonaliy In the prosecution. The Bolivar. The jostofflee appropriation bill matter has been referred to the attorney was completed and passed, tiie only-amend­ general. ment being an aditlon of S25.UOO to thfe item Faith u by calmness provi-d, » The house committee on foreign affairs for river mall servioe. Mr. Plumb announc­ decided to report that tiie president be di­ ed that.st no extra cost the time between For know thia truth—thou const not love i all rected to bring the attention of tiie govern­ the oceans had been diminished one day. Unless thine own boartcry— ment of V enezucla to the claim of John E. After tributes to the memory of Rei»«TsenWheelock for 850.000 for indemnity for tative Herndon, the senate adjourned to gross outrages and tortures inflicted by an Monday. official of that country, and to enforce an Apr. 21.—The senate passed a bill euthorANECDOTE OF A QUEEN. immediate settlement. izing the cancelation of any indebtedness SCO The bill introduced in the house by Rep- against the Southern Illinois Normal uni­ i resentativ© Henley to encourage education versity by reason of the burnlug of United • m the states and territories provides that States arms. A bill was introduced to pro­ (Cor. Ban Francixco Call] , all newspapers hereafter published in the hibit collecton* of internal revenue from Is­ ; several states and territories in any language suing liquor license in states where the local The arrival in this city the other day । whatever shall l»c carried free of postage low* forbid tlie traflic. The bankruptcy bill of that "Queen of Tahiti” who was no was jtassed by Its to 15. Mr. Junes * intro ­ i through the malls within the limits of the duced a bill to appropriate 51.000,000 in tod queen’ of Tahiti at all. reminds me of a • United States and territories. of the world’s cotton exposition at New story ilia Queen-dowager Emma of the Kv- r,,e i’ouse committee on public lands has Orleans. IA» ! instructed Representative ravson to favor­ , ably report his bill to prevent the unlawful HOUSE. perience the first time she visited San I oecunaney of public laud in aby state or Aim. 15.- The house, ,by a vote of 140 tn Francisco. "Emma,** as she is famil­ | territory by parties who have no title* to the land shall be unlawful. It further pro- MB, resolved to consider the tariff bill, in iarly but always respectfully spoken of of the whole, and speeches wenk by her people, is three-quarters * white,” J vide* that It dial J lie unlawful for any por committee son to demolish any such incloNure when It made by Messrs. Morrison, Kcll.v. and Milla as the expression goes, being the -moiudes more than 640 acres of land or any Bills were reported to authorize the Arkan­ sas Midland railway to bridge,White river,to daughter of %n English father and a I agricultural lands. • maintain a floating hospital at New Orleans, i The treasury officials do not believe the to permit the construction of a dam across "half white” (Hawaiian and English) recent decision of the supreme court enti­ the Mteslaaippi river at St Cloud, for the mother. She is therefore not darker tling persons returning from abroad to free sale of tlie Sac arid Fox reservations in Ne­ than a decidedly brnnette Caucasian. entry’ of their wearing apparel, whether in braska and Kansas, and to pension aoldlera In her suite dt females were a number use or not will hfford much relief to the and sailors for disabilities incurred beyond of half-white and pure-blooded Hawaiicustoms officers in' deciding where tlie line the loss af a leg or an arm. ans. One of the latter was a strapping shall be drawn.-Under this decision it ta Am. IA—The tariff bill was debated thought many perrons will attempt to bring throughout big girl, with the independent swagger tlie entire session of the liousc, through wearing apparel which they never yestenliv. Mr. Russell deprecated the re­ and upright carriage peculiar to Sand­ expect to use, and the burden of proof will opening of the agitation, but said the re­ be on tiie government to show that the per­ publicans accepted tbe cliallengh. Mr. wich Inland women of all classes, and son who has an excess of such npparel does Blount thought legislation should be such this woman nearly everybody here who not move In a station of life which requite* saw the party insisted upon was the I it. It will be very difficult, for Instance, for that a revenue standard would ultimately queen. She was b g and very dark. i” reached, i ihtu. and mm said the niv ireduction , by tiie me * , t r. , ,* the customs officers to determine In the case be of ladles who have qn unusual amount of bill under discussion would be about 8iX),- which-oatisfied the popular idea costly dresses whether they can be <rom by 000,000. Mr. Chase predicted that a cut of corning , Emma , better — . thani the i>er I them or not. Il Is expected that the denart- 20 9O.l* r,cent c*ul.t un on wool wo°’ would wo’’’.d stop p most InoM of the queen's queen’s own own proper proper description doecriptian:: Petite I menLwlll Issue n cin-ular letter of instruc- raills in the country. Mr. Jonas spoke of i tion to the customs officers, embodying the the imperative demand for a reduction of in person and comparatively light in the tariff; and said the passnge of tiie bill complexion. “Lalani"—that was the , opinion of the mipremc court, although j doubts are expressed whether any rule can -’• would place the democratic party an the big girl’s name—received the homage 'belaid down which will prevent smuggling. side of reformation. of clerks, shop people, chambermaids, Anu IT.—Thehousc passed a bill author­ waiters, bell-boys, and the uninformed ^rvn. mmvlcE. izing the construction of a railway bridge ■ At a meeting of tho house committee on public generally with such eridenoes of , across the 8L Croix river in Wisconsin and the reform of the civil service, RepresentaMinnesota. When the pension appropria| tive lloblllzell was directed to report ad­ ।! tion was taken’ up. Mi. Kosecrans offer­ the occasion demanded, being en­ j versely bills for the repeal of the civil- , ed aubill amendment to strike out thq provision couraged in maintaining the commos service laws. An unfavorable report was pay of peh.-don agents, leaving their ------------- *----------I also ordered on Representative Warner's ‘ for theto thus etthe pay department of the finny. delurionx by the queen, •Ml< iiU:xn.<‘4unty of Barry—as. "Die foliowin; < and time* have been des>ry week for a year i bill to reduce the salaries of the president, | rtntiea Now Watch tide nai<r ever *i .. ■ -.'io:: uf the probate court for thrjrounty Ignited by lire Ara. .IS.—The house imsaed l^lls to per- ^P®^ and <”>< «“* bo«M« of Examhiere for holding and learn this word ZO-pk-sj .. ... Rrmemlx-r It > cabinet oflicista, judges of the supreme : F.:u*O, Hntiirn rtf tlie probate office ttrfhc city public ex.-uulu fur teachers hi Harry b a panacea for IMrsjpetMa, iA. I mit the bridging of the the^Miraouxi river at at store*, eta., unnoticed and incon , mit the bridging of Missouri river meon-­ BflHousMas. am court, and congressmen. In respome to nn “ •’’'"—■icMi, any f llw-iii.itt. tn said county. on Wedneduy, the erranty. Tire ary lx authorized to grant trouble arising from Indigestion or Sluggish .*•’—-•-* I Inquiry from Philadelphia ns to whether the • .Sibley, and to limit to two yean yeart the time veniuncea. p***-, was ««*• in Ju w venienced. Tie The party a fashion*1> ►h <!.-.% <4 <>( April. In th'' the year onr thoosHfid tboasand special cqrtttin Ulen are valid only until the IJvvr, esperiany HKADpcHjc. witliln which Internal revenue offenders ,hlo j„ nn_ « kAn —. appropriations committee would refuse to <;:■! 1 jnCicrd unff elghty-hmr. may be be.nn^vut^T. ,A—r.v„reblv n-port »u konw M» <Uy, WMO. a* Pn Judge << Friilay awl HaturdavTMan h 2rth and »tii. nt may . «___ _ .u/' make an appropriation for the dvil-servioe 1 __ Pn :--t.t, Cierntni Cienwiit Miulth. anilth. Judge <ff Probate. Prolate. -i. .prosecuted. _ i.tn ..._ u___ i...—. nan nl th a ri-na-d wm* thickest nmil around ibc matter of the estate of Arthur K. liax- Hastings. ximmlssion. Sir. Itandall wrote a letter ; made on the hill to relieve from the charge usual, the crowd wo.or desertion oeseniun aneh men soldiers soiaiere at :n would wouiu have nave re- Lalani, i^aiani, riknd ado thinnest itunueei about auoui Emma. umm*. t-nx.-ti •> <rj»e!!. । Saturday, Apr. fith. at.Nashvdle. saying his committee would not attempt to j of <>□ reading and fdlnzthe petition, duly verified. . Saturday, Apr. Uth. at Middleville. nullify any existing law. by refusing to jcched an-honorable discharge had they The former, seeing some perticularijr MvuL Haskinx. widow of said derea.sct!. pray- . Saturday. Apr. IStli, at Prairieville. “ * rfr « w > “ 4 br Mr ht *| make an apjwopriation. nch and dazsltaglv' bright mlk and ’o.? fi:u fhas. G. Bentley. or'wmootiH'rsuitable j It lx expected that all who intend to teat’ll. A KCIEMTIFIC C-CIMMIRSOX. j '' Ai7'ia-The bM» a bill tor lh« I v«lve». orderod • literal rapply for a :■• - -n. ma . be appointed administrator of the ■ and have not certificates In force, will attend nt <-l raid dccvttM'd. . | rtomu Ono et tlit-M.- plooes. Examinations will A sub-com mi ttw of the. house committer •■stablishmeut of a bureau of labor statist lew, 1 dress, to be sent to her hotel. Th-r.-ufAni It jtaS ordered, that Monday, the •; In-gin nlnrn' Thr..U|<^1 h ix-eln promptly rrssiptly nt nine o’clock, and teacbcra are ■ on commerce <lrrlded to report favorably to »».i in <l.iy ftay of May, A. a. J>. I». txM. thM. at ten t»ai o’clock tn hi the i urgently nrfenfh requested fo tu bc br>. ptcwnl nt the — -qwiilnt. -------- | the full committee on Representative Mutch­ । atln ew»enseot not over fiX\000 per an- ; “And when shall I send tbe bill, yowr 'w'-norai, wrnoou. be lx- assigned tar tor the hearing bearing of raid j Exmainatiaux Exmainutitnis wilt will be bolli-oral b<*Ui oral and written. written, ' . • . ,’ ler’s bill providing f<i for the- appointment of a ■ num. Tlie mate presented a message maiettv?” inquired the ever caution* «tit! a . iml mi that UiaTlhe the heirs heir* at &l law of said de- I chlefiv chiefly the latter. Candidates for a third grade i scientific commission commission to attend the intema. 1 •• H«h» < «-<•-». s-lentltic • < ..nd all” other perxons inti ’ rcxti-djii, salt! ; certificate must paw a ratisfimtop^ examination, I..;/.. ... ‘ ,, . •tricnl exhibition to be hehl in ilred to appear at usemiiobof I with a standing of TO per cent.. In cacb/of Un­ j«nM» of thosimcial esnbavn from skm. , “Oh, never mind about that; Lalani /.’..I next fall, under the auspices "■L'i t i-urt. then t~ to ’lx-- *hoMcn nt The Probale i following subjects: Orthography, roartmg.u rliAi-n.2l.-ln the lunrc, bills were Wo- 1 will pay the caah ugw," replied Iralam ii .it ,,of institute of Pennsylvania • * < !-, in the । ity of llastium „,. aHU .etmntv and ; Ing. arithnn th;, grammar, geography, U. 8. One dose win eure any ordinary cough. r't tiie Frankliu Fpnnltl hisirid । duced furthe creation of a sllk-cultnrc bui herself, and then, attrnctingthe queen ’s ...« — --------*; history, rlvil government and theory and art of to get ' for the promotion of mechanical arts. The r »w rante. W any llu n-te, why the prayei of *. histi acts almost magically. Ask any I V.r-v.klrtnilwa, Ira-the that states artntaM; Iattention .. *■ by, speaking a ■ in•_ A.* a her. . 1 you b 2A cent bottle ot “Hnb" Cough Cure, ' bill provides that the commhafou may in- ■ reau, to promote education iff nativo-to • ml |4-tltlniier xhuuld notlM* grunleft. • ’I •teaching. —‘ *n<| It I* further ordered thnt wild ncthiotMT 1 Fora second grade, the additional require­ and don't-Iw jait off with any other vite vite scientific scientific men, men,native nativeand andforeign, foreign.to and tcrrttorlrs, to redut* to lOcunw a gallon j .. . in Enaltah- “Here ImlanL am in the The cc... cum- . the revenue lax on fruit brandy, to grant a , ‘ “* ;”■■ notice to the person* intoresti’d in said | ments will be elementary algebra, j»h.v*|ol«so. Il pnrtiejpate participate in the conference. conference. Tl.c -taiq of the pcfrdaicy iff raid petitl<*i. aad the i physieal geoprspltr and book-keeping, with a a , mission muvalra may nlmi conduct such special ipin- 1 pension to the widow of Lieutenant De vbat my tnU w and pay it, pleaae. standing In each branch of 80 per cent. • '•< thereof by causing a copy of this order 'standing F • • • |I vmtfStticww. To have rebuked tbe the hussy there veetlgations. Iwth troth at al and subsequent to the ! Lons, and to ta?t the manufacture and rag For a flrsl'grade. natural philosophy and gen­ t< publtahcd in the Hastings Banner, a Per.-. I ulate the exportation of oleomargarine. would have made a scene, but that ooaInternational electrical exhibition, us may eral history hlrtorj tths standing In each branch of » •paper printed unrt clnr ulatfriin aatd County : end ?onduce to the progress of electrical science ; Urider auspeuxlou of the rules, bills were sideration aside, the splendid assurance ■ f Hain . once In each week forQiree stM-eesxivr — —------ *1 after Sept, tat next, candidates for ^OrTand in this country. 1 he bill appropriates $25,- E-iud to create a bureau of navigation in »«- kprevious toHald dnv iff hearing. treasury department, and to provide of the girl, snd the sight of the half­ ------------- i. sustain an examination In (ino. and require* that the work of the com­ CLEMENT SMITH. tlcne, with narticulnr refer­ mission shall be completed within two I that in pension applications the enlistment grinning. hslf-affrighted faces of the trie copy-1 . Judge of Probate. —, , j..... .T.T—,---------------- , __ | of ateohsllc drinks, stimn| and muster shall be- evidence that the sol­ other women in the suite, drove out of years after the jiaxxagi- uf thoact. i dler was then In goodJiealth. -By a vote of» Guardiun’M Hair I hints and tutrcolics upon the human systetiL uqt'uii tjcKsnca. -•I-.. Mublnu.XXrf^lbou,,. ». IW to 1415. the hmixp refused to suspend the her mind whatever indignation the , The bill Introduced in the senate by Mr. rules ana jmas the bill repealing the art re­ queen may have felt. Stepping to the , AJtOl T HUMBUG< Ingalta to amend section of thetevlsed stricting the terms m presidential ap- salesman, she inquired. “How much, lly Inspectoral are cor-., The remedy that advertises—xovr. uthkb of ffatutex propose* to so change tiie present . jK’Intees to four yeari lsfc=Vnurv ..brrrtivcWn. ttart lu imnuwuv ul please?* “* i any account, n on othkk a fraud and burn- laws In ret»)»ect to the special tax imposed । bug-ta a fraud and humbug itodl on the face of by tne general govepiment on the mannThe qnoen rather choked at tbs FOREIGN. It, It must nocewurily taste of the quack and taeture and sale of intoxicating liquors as to answer, “One hundred and fifteen dol i An English lady offers a reward of £20,। humbug If talk? of. A remedy of merit, one that tf t'sljmm. on the (bitty-find provide that collortors of internal revenue I 000 for the rescue of General ftordun. lara. please,” but swallowing her ' need but little advertising to secure a tint place • *). lE.st, thiTr will be sold, al receiving such ; In the hotwclteld, never defames another. Much shall I* prohibited from ta* hfcTi.-t bidder, at tbe iRMUH..or Urlicenses IKKUM» The A««trian crown prince and his wife a one Is ZO-I’E-NA. the Liver and Dyspeptic special taxes, or grunting permits ’tewrlbod in tin- i-oimty of Bam', in saM 1 usiness, wholerale wholerale or or re re-­ • visiting tbe snltaq nt Constantinople. seeded to settle the bill in good gold | Itmaeeo. Keep the sluggish Liver active. The tor carrying on business, It is feanal-in Berlih the return of the tail, by Itauondealers or lirawei*. or In any state or municipality In which Hie carrying Emperor's Illness may prove fatal, owing to | on of aneh buamctM to contrary to the state his great age. or municipal laws, mid that the payment of Rumors prevail in Dublin that Parnell any tax Imposed by the internal revenue contemplates retirement from the leadership queenly indifference to such trifles an drv-gdods trills. । law* for tlie carryirifc on of such tauitntra of the Ir*»h National party: What Mruck m Old Soldier. shall not be held to (exempt any ix-rson from In telling this story Quon E*m “Plunger*' Walton has reappeared in the Vt find mare or W»r. ’ On reading «u»d Oltog the petition. <luB vert“It will soon be twenty years since the war any penalty Imposed by theraff* laws for English hotting ring, hacking his favorites concluded: ** I never even rebuked ibe Marshall. March M, ISM. closed.” . I tied, of Edward Phillip* prajIna Jha’ carrying on the same. , with large sums. (X)HNELIl'B FISHKB, PhlUlps, muv be appointed administrator Under the hot sun of August, !W3, the village I THIS r URRXKCY. , -,■ . __________ _________ _______________________ Guardian. .i rward The boat _and shoe_makervof l»nd<m have of Dover, N. J., tai'"till asthe sphinx In EgJH. rflthe estate of said deceased. ' In tbe opinion of Mr. Buckner, ot the commeneed a demonstration against piece I thought I owed that much bo her few while Elijah Sharp, of that place, slowly snd softly spoke of the past. “Yes." lie said. was bonne house committee on banking and cnrrency, work which Is likely lo Involve the entire the share of the public attention in­ In the army and saw many of the sights of those the condition of business in the house ren- I trade in England. ’ fearful years. I was finally dbcharprd from dis­ dem it impossible that the senate bill to pro­ tended for me which she relieved see The degree of LL. D^-was < ability, resulting from sunstroke. I came borne, vide for the Issue of circulating notes to miserable in lirelth and spirits; bo enfeebled national banking associatiomi will pass. James Russell Ixtweli and M. that 1 took cold on the slighted exposure. Ute There are some members who bellvve that the tercentenary celebration university. seemed worthless to nte; I lived only in tnemthe bill would stimulate the Investment of [Arkansaw Trawler.) The Mexican__government negotiating - W" ‘’^Tfaut was <sad umI enough/Ma-higx-;, pursuant to lincense j^TiiaX rnoci*,’’ 1 raid, saM. dividing dlvkUng my eastern CTter ______ _ b __________ _ _______________________ _____________ eastern capital capital ta In nattonal national, banking bankir-----------for a loan of 000,000 from the Franco- | A myntro to racon tlx- telhday of March. A. D. I Prtfttoner sIiot ^*t*gra»^ poUttooc.r la-/^7£ra ! Mr. Sharp: “but I got SeMtig toclHtkw terxi to tocnsS? the rate« to’thi-n'reim/ ■it’minhtration ’ ** ! *®nt home the other morning at an en by She probate. <,urt <ff itarry county. Mteh -. . And It is f urtbvr ln raid I "fl®; S “i^^rrenon.lerf r all of the estate, right, title and interest of ; give .x-tition. and the ! ovef jt OtitimOuuov.ll? Xul Whro in alnttS for mowT. tort tbn twipw-<■< 111. xfvnnwd —hour. as.iicvwi Io tbr Hit prwrm .Amliiirtralion. Beemly »e«»i<t minor of. luandto the real rntatexlto- j teTrarata gficoto"' ‘ht» ttat eondit on!I began takiiu Parkkb's Toimjc. house, no In* than the accumulation of ; The Itton T!^ I*wuvian rlly ------------------z£ -litof srisd Ms city of Junin was recently „w 2*Mandhclngintbr county of Itani, in Ute . 1ft rtlstlnr* Baxnrr. " ■I that - • eend inv health comraenred to Improvs right . |MW|neJW nn the culeudsrH through ImiScient attacked bj one thousand Uich Backed by rebels, who were ..”DJ * rt*!'-ot Mlcfimi, known, un< dtfritaM m fbl I j!l±j£5ErtrteSPimdfcinilntwl In said count land '58?' .’.IK ™will |.re.™t uytUlMt Iran rupulfed. ’ * Yh.prrt. ~ rfret urlzed two dtIrens 1 wife. i2nE?Torr? ’ ^>S ''^ ,orthn ‘ rM ^"' _______ intrigiM* with the availj ” I am Dot late. I am early. ” •nmix-ricn itb) tti the t-axirm tUldlthn of tiie I of nerry, orr< m cwi . nts. "Whv didn't vov oome home laet tobn-inew.and now-exerplhutthat hare to «HnIonJaexrtv^l to businna, apd now-excqrtliw that I have t<> i opinion is r*PrP**e<’ thrt ’*Uil ^Imowleageof M. De Brazza has rignrd a trehty with | ntehtF o< |-™mr. . take cam care about abouf exposing mvw-lf mysrif to tin- hot sun ; thta tills fact tort and sno f«**r fear of consequent wtiseqnetit contraeoontreeMARY < kaihxx:k. —1 am a* well as I was the »laj 1 cnltateff. What tion of tin- currctiey ore strong rrusons for ne most powerful sovereign in western ■ Tr> Guardian. differences there are I----- -------- ‘ - the--------*--------ofjJongrw ---------- —to-suapttid .......... —»sIn 2:f~r thingy--guns and ‘luiyo-.' relnrtanec the Africa, bv which all the right bank of the netx kill: 1‘ABKKW'e ToMJC raves. ’ v .i coinage ot rc nwcu maun of Sliver silver <unian». dollars. W hile It is admit- c4infff, jasitrs under the protection of; t JIHSOLI TION NOTICE.-Tlie firm ot RkhThta preparation which has be.-n known a« | , t thMt ,H.rhttpH ihr currency is now in _ ' Not without staggering.k Horton having been this day dlsIn a recent speech Prune Minister Fury ‘Why didn’t you stagger home, *“*. L B. Iticharda coctlnuinz the buatncaa „(,T“Jit.,-A" ,KEr'jSBSlJt tllal Oil, mav !«■ Ito’ duel n-~n toe tile | exprea-cd rt the nld stand in Prairieville, tills Is tn give the belief that French democracy lertor ar 1*2 ‘ wXrUlename to toll ot wbnar. It to In.LM.’d that con- | !*»’»«- »« Hl |>arti«-s owing said firm of Richards would exercise a salutary influence on Eu ­ i fmbstitating Inferior article 'Kr I. Si? m rtitaern-lto^lia nol ln*™«v«*to>iby | ’’Well. 1’11 toil you. My hooae haa lbs * lloiton io p»y nuinedlidely to It. B. Richards, ' I ginger, and as. Kinger Is real rope, sad that the time had arrived fora ’ • nnving purchased ibe accounts due said firm. congtes* looking toward dinUictwit । moderate ____ . ___ . .. constitution. ti , ___ _ __ * place, and I : uuffedlent, we* drop the mlaleadlagwonL - ----— name of l>eing an orderly revision of the ., . : 11. B. R1CHARDM. There ta.no cluirgr, ■ »— xharaw however. »wnw.v«- In is tiie the prcpsranr^ar.. ’"pigvptran refugee, to the number of 450, didn’t want people to be'wen at*cyg ralriH »lr, March IT, ISM. . tion itself, anil ail hotties remaining bi the . • fONGHEMSIONAI* recently sailed from Bhendy fur Berber. I ing into the mrd. Every man must hands of dealers, wrapped under the name of Parder’* . Ginger Tonic, contain the jremihw SENATE. । P—’ hj.raay.ya.top. iiiedldne If tbe larsiwite sitoiaturc of Ifisrox k hmimI ^X!’1 County of Barry—!*Co. is al the bottom of Ike outside wrapper. ■ Aim. U-—Th'' IneloM an. eMIdrea. eMHnfo ' ^2. inc.leded many women and herein given that bv an order ul the < ''•i'ate u-uiirt for the county of Barry made mi , tar tail day of April, ihm. six months from a.ii date were allow.Mi for creditor*, pijiresent Artificial \ e:r cljius against the estate».f .Sarts»U /.Gu'” "aM1 '-otthtr- d<*554rf. and Hurt aff '•Aitors n( mid d.T«Aj®r&B »««5tea » ^’••“tlb.-irt taltnsiK.forf. itaid probate eoutt, ver. A resolution -»the prot<uu- oflhv. lu tbe city uTHastings, hi wxmty, for examination and nllowance. on I Jh‘YT ?..fa O*<*w "ettj aod that 11 Hslnis win i>e fceanl Iwfore raid court on Jflh ttay of May and on 1 batxh day of October , Is the Place to Trade Returned from the East with a large Stock of DRY GOODS and CLOTHING, which were bought at figures to suit the times. Ami people who want to buy them can save money by going to them and get prices which are as good as a sale. Mr. Stern bought goods so cheap that it is in everybody's reach \ what they need. Call early and get the Best Bargains. LEWIS STERN, OF THE CASH STORE. Down's [Self-Adjusting Corset is the best and easiest to wear. — »,i„h'u,srK I ;*&&! _______ is l!"±,',£2S2.,2ra.2 MUrast'lB-Sriff 222JMS PEACH TREES Illi j.sas'EitBX s ntr-sv t>'«ed, April fuh, A. I>. UM. on a bill to �The Hastings Banner. MARSHALL Hastings, Mich., May 2,1881 EDITORIAL MOTM. In three times when the greenback leaders <if Michigan are openly bargain­ ing with the democrats; when Josiah W. Begole. the most arrant political hypocrite Michigan has even known, ■ is currying the favor of prohibitionists, democrats and the saloons by advocat­ ing measures which do not command his sympathies; when the greenback leaders,'or some of them,, in Barry county arc laboring daily for a fusion with the democracy; it is pertinent - to ask. “What are greenback principled worth r* Do they represent anything to-day l«it a Heli-out ? The time was when to] be a greenbacker meant some­ thing-meant sympathy with a certain set of principles opposed as much to democracy as to republicanism. What dore it mean now ? J ust this and noth­ ing mope—it means to J)? traded off like an unreasoning brute at the sweet will of a few men like Begole. Innes' and Fuller, who have everything to gain and nothing to lose by a sell-out of their followers and principles to the democratic party. That is what it means to be a greenbacker. What does greenbackisln mean ? It is the name which meant a definite set of principles once, but vrhich to-day means a catch­ word to hold honest men to vote as they do not mean—i. e. with the demo­ crats. Grecnbackism is a democratic trap in which it is hoped that men who stood by that party when it had an or­ ganization opposed to all bargain and sale polities may be caught. The dem­ ocratic and greenback leaders are ma­ nipulating tiiis trip, and are eagerly en­ gaged in the laudable occupation of deceiving honest men. Prof. Dickie in his reply to the Post and Tribune editorial concerning him­ self, says: ‘<We,” the political prohibi­ tionists,'“propose to defeat the republi­ can party and bring about the success of our party, or compel the republican party to endorse our measures.” If he desires the republican party to do this, it was his business to stay in that party and fight for his principles there. Prof. Dickie admits that the great majority of republicans are honest, sincere men, who wish to do the right thing. I f the principles be advocates are right, he and those holding similar views could actual settlers. The landlord system low^l after the war. The most notable efrt-Mishnwajt, where a glaw* should be left to England. Weren’t •Be was Lieut. Dillenbeck, who was youttattalsnotbebtod hto need it in our business. service. Owr"ficMf caaue Mr. bchfci! It is with p n me awenuoe of or the tne citiciu- uw ------ — __ and midst the attention tbe BfubUchronicles thi •ijiti of frirad. and U>« 1*«». rotWed fait* I Itan. Philip smiles of the fair sex, the winter soon T. V^aZUe, of Charlotte, as chairman flitted away. We funded that ,we had successful of the Btate central committee. J udge BEAMER. BROS. , got out of the army of the Potomac, VanZile is a man whose heart is in the haveth.-p.rtor" groern-. A but we were mistaken, as we shall UBK man lately remarkwl to ua ttat republican cause, is capable of doing shortly see. effective work, and will do enough to there was not a grocery | During the winter, it will l>e remem? bury the opposition beautifully in No­ -where every thin? waa kept "P liered, Gen. Grant was called from th? ly and orderly a. ia the eatebliahment vember. Ha will give his whole time west to the east, promoted to Lieut to the work; and being a man of in­ Gem, and placed in command of)all the mentioned above. Mr. J. U. Bwuner la. the head of the firm, his brothw ChMtense application and,.untiring seal, the armies zof the United States. Gen. republicans of Micldgan can expect 1« being the partuer. Frank haa con­ Sherman succeeded him in the .west, that their canvas will be conducted, trol ot the buatoees. and hla laatea gov­ and McPherson succeeded Sherman; with vigor and decision. ern in seleetioca and diaplajn. They Grant and Meade with the army of the do H cash biwinem and a good buaintw In. the republican state convention at Potomac, Sherman in the west, Butler and a businres that-is sure to increase, Grqjid Rapids on Thursday last, every on the James, Hunter in the Shenan­ since it i» conducted on busiueas princi­ county in Michigan but one, and that doah valley, Canby in the gulf depart­ in the northern peninsula, was repre­ ment, and Gilmore on the southern sea ples. As to the stock they carry we cannot particularize, further than to sented. It was, says the Post and coast In short all the available force say that it is complete in every detail. Tribune, quite equal to that remark­ in the United States were to be in read­ To convince yourself just step in and see. able convention which met in Detroit iness to strike a determined and de­ ■W. 8. GOODYEAR A <50. in 1878, in both the number, high stand­ cisive blow for victory. Grant brought keep the “little brick” on Jefferson ing, intelligence and enthusiasm of its Sheridan from the west and placed him street 'Hie place isn’t bigger than delegates. The twenty-six men elected in command of his cavalry: Kilpatrick Barnum’s circus; but there are goods to represent the republicans of Michi­ was sent west to perform a like service stored from cellar to tbe roof and you gan at Chicago go unpledged. They with Sherman. In -the army of the can get anything in the grocery line are men whose honor, judgment and Potomac the 1st and Sth corps were you call for. The “little brick” has republicanism can be trusted. consolidated, caHed the 5th, and placed never lacked for patronage during tlie Tlie Hillsdale and Ionia county green­ under Gen. G. K. Warren; the 2nd and many years in whid* busipesa has b^en back conventions passed resolutions 3rd were made one, placed under Gen. conducted there. It has a substantial favoring Butler for president, and op­ Hancock,' and called the 2nd; G^n. trade, a reliable and increasing trade. Prince’s division from the Shenandoah posed fusion. Barry county green­ If you doubt this statement, step in hackers at heart feel just as their were added to Sedgwick’s 6th corps as there some Satunlay and see Carpenter brethren in Hillsdale and Ionia: but the 3rd division, and the 1st, 2nd and “get there Eli.” . their leaders in Hastings propose to Snd divisions were consolidated into . PRESTON * <XX)K. make all the boys walk up and take two divisons. Other important changes George Preston hta been longer in fusion physic next November. Quite a were made to suit the ideas of Gen. the grocery business than any man in few of the boys don’t wear that kind of Grant. Gen. Grant immediately estal>- the city Phin. Smith excepted. Henry a collar, and are opposed to taking that lished his headquarters with the army C. Cook, the junior of the firm, aside kind of medicine, especially in that sort of the Potomac, and was really in com­ mand. though Gen. Meade was its nom­ from being a blonde, is a young captain of a way. . in tlie business and gives promise of inal head. AVliile our preference is Edmunds for getting to the front seat as a business president, we have faith to lielieve that man. At their quarters on vast State the Chicago convention will choose street you can find this firm, always at­ wisely. The winning ticket is what tentive to the wants of their many cus­ we want. tomers, and keeping in stock what peo­ the business interests of ple want They, rejoice iq a steadily in­ Hastings. creasing business, and deserve their success. The Groceries. no. xx. ' R. B. WIGHTMAN A SONS, Few people have an idea of the ex­ are located in the old “grange store” on With the thermometer below zero,. tent of the grocery trade of our little Michigan street, which they have lately keeping warm was about as much bus­ city, and many do not know that then* refitted for their business, and stocked iness as we could attend to. About are seven establish meats in this city with staple and fancy.groceries. The nine o’clock in the morning we boarded which do an exclusive grocery and pro­ firm Ijeing engaged in the produce busfthe train for Washington—one com­ vision business, and five more in which ness find if to their interest to operate a pany to a freight car. The doors could the grocery trade is an important factor. grocery in connection. The succew of not be closed; there was no straw and The annual trade of these 12 houses others in the field, may have also influ­ of course no chance to make a fire. must reach in the neighborhood of enced them. Any way they are here We arrived at Washington that night 8200,000. If the same prices were paid and propose to do business and have when we received some semi-official to-day as in 1865 to 1872, the aggregate the stuff to do business wijh. notioe that we were going to Sandusky, would be double that sum. Few realize Ohio. It was too good to believe; too that they are to-day buying for'50 cents rich for our blood. We were soon the same kind of tea that they paid {j. A. IL DIRECTORY, aboard another train and off for Har­ 81.50 for in 1870; that crockery, sugars, per’s Ferry. Our journey was l>arren coffee, lead, oils and nearly every arti­ Department of Michigan. of events, save the suffering we en­ cle in the grocery line are sold at from iMpartjucnt (‘onitnandrr—RUBILJ. NHANK. AmL AMjatanl Gene nd-George W. Mtoue. dured, and the way we made Wheeling, H to K the prices paid 10 or 12 years ago. West Va.. howl while there. Crossing The oldest grocery house in the city: Junior Vice ConuiuuMler— ■ 04. the beautiful suspension bridgfc^is that of which spans the Ohio at that point we SMITH, HAMS A VAN ARMAN. were once more on Freedom's soil and The founder of the.same was Mason Cluqilahi. C. A. Munn. BiglUpld^"’ Detn*‘ among the loyal hearts of Ohio. And Allen, and the present head of the es­ Jn«T*ctor. Kn^w l). Dix. Berrkn Hprirwx. Chief Mustering Officer, CHsb. I). Long. Flh will you believe it, readers, we liad tablishment, Mr. Phineas Smith, was BAKRY~(X)UNTY. straw in our freight cars! The “ben­ then his clerk. In December, 1881, zine” the boys got away with frosh William A. Hams and Joseph Van Ar­ Washington to Sandusky would float a man became members of the firm, and r Fitegeruld Post, No. 1X5. canal boat. Our ride through the Buck­ it has done .business under the above Additional Local. have labored in the republican party with certainty Of success,*o far us se­ curing republican endorsement of their principltB and controlling republican action. 1 If he wanted republicans to favor hW views, his place was in the republican j>artv, and there is where he should have worked. As to compelling the republican party, the Prof, will find that he hits tackled a pretty large job. He and those associated with him may perhaps defeat the republicans, but think not--we have too much faith in the good sense of those who believe in 'republican principles. As to the suc­ cess of a political prohibition party, the Prof, himself can have little hopes. As to the wisdom of fighting republicans who believe in prohibition by means of eye state was mostly in the night. We caption ever since. Phin. has been arrived at our destination before sun­ longer connected with the business here a prohibition party, we let sensible men rise, Jan. 13th, a cold and ~ blustering than any other groceryman of Hastings. act as judges. morning. News of our arrival had This ----------------wiv firm is----conceded to have the largAs a party in this state and ^county, ireen telegraphed ahead and at thatjest trade of any similar institution here. the greenlpackers are not in as . good early hour the loyal citizens of loyal and continue to hold their old patrons fighting trim as two ycafe ago. Why ? Sandusky were out in force and—talk and attract new ones. To name the ar­ Because the sell-out of that'year, while about breaktaste! Well, only a comradei tides they keep in stock would lequire it elected a fusion governor, took ^lie reader can fully appreciate the situa­ more space than we can give to our Nearly all of ua were short of whole write up. We dm only say that foundation from under the feet of eyery tion. honest grtwilacker. There is no longer, money and all short of rations, which anything you would expect to find in a can be no longer, a feeling among the at best were the regular liard tack and first class grocery they have, and they ineinbers of that party that •greenback- “sow-belly” or “salt-hoss." Merchants don’t object to selling it either. The ism is other than a catch-word to-day, rolled out barrels of crackers and sugar, wide reputation and large patronage of mouthed about by men like Innes, Be­ tea, coffee and other things necessary. this firm are convincing proofs that gole and Fuller for the purpose of push­ Hardware men furnished stoves and they deserve their success. , ing their own selfish schemes. What boilers, and when we went into our . C. H. A M. W. HICKS. makes a party strong, even if weak in temporary quarters in one of the stone is tlie name of (he enterprising firm numbers, is that this sentiment should buildings on Water street the most that do business in the “corner grocery,” dominate with every member. “The delicious breakfast that ever mortal Abstract block. -At the same stand, principles of my party are right, its man partook of was waiting for us. fourteen years ago, Charles IL Hicks purposes honest. While we may have The ladies—the loyal ladies in which began the business, and to him is due ambitious men in our ranks, it is not Sandusky abounded—had brought bask­ the honor of establishing the first grotheir ambition to sell us out, put to et full after basket full, until there eery here without-the ginmill attachcarry out our principles." Who will w^re Ijarrels of the choicest that their meet. He was also first to pay cash for say for a moment that such a feeling larder afforded. And the old scar- butter and eggs. By industry and push can pervade the greenback ranks today ? woni, dirt-l>egrimmed and vermin-cov­ he succeeded In building up a good Evterj- honest green barker knows that ered viterans accepted with ready hand trade, and a trade that stays by him. the leaders of his party have baigmned and thankful heart and tearful eyes, Mr. M. W. Hicks was formerly associa­ to sell him to the democrats for the the delicious viands, tendered by the ted with his brothers C. H. and W. H. red pottage of office. When a man very eiUn of Sandusky’s fair ladies. here, but druped out and went to “farm­ knows that about his party, he isn’t apt Nor was this a mere spontaneous ef­ ing it” fora time, re-entering the firm 2 to be enthusiastic. and that is just what fusion of liberality. ,A11 winter long years ago. The boys have a convenient ails the greenlmckers of the state of <everything that could be done for our place for doing business, keep it always Michigan and the county of Barry. ■ < comfort was done. We were dined and tn order, have on hand what people wined and petted and favored without want,and do a.large and increasing Thr(.quc«go Inter Ocean and Trib­ stint, and it was no small amount of business. The/ deal largely in connune, the Detroit Post and 1Tribune,, and ■attefaction to a young sprig as I was try produce, and their annual sales of other of the leading metroupglitau jour- than, to know a soldier was always pre- butter foot up among the thousands. mds of the country hav*jAn calling Jbrred to a citizen, and it was a com­ W. H. SCHAKTS. the attention of oougJ mon remark among the boys that citiWhen Meesrs. W. W. Kelly and W. threatens to lieconie a dsl ■Btxs had io take back seats. By special M. Schantz began business here a few tion. Wealtiiy Ei<ljJ9 request of the citizens our regimmt years ago, most people thought they buying up Immense trafl .... quartered in the dty. The other four had started . a alosing game. When soon this country, and hnhfB croaaetl over on the ice to Johnson’b | “— after Mr. Schantz, almost a strangw grazing ' here, assumed entire control it was txmvalue of this land is'ctmatently‘iZ guard the rebel officer*. During the sidered that he liad taken a pretty good sized “bite.” But Mr. 8. was equal to wWre it Fust Cutnnuuidcr, John H. Dnuih. !JPn or ' v* Commander, Baker Bhrjncr. 8,,ur'ta’ •' Pont, No. Ki. We wish it understood that this is no lottery scheme. |»« exai-tlv as stated alxtve. Among those who have adopted tlie above arethe foiluiriiw well known concerns: .1. S. Hudson. Detroit. Mich.; E. R. Hufl i Co., Cleveland. 0.; Putnam Clothing Co.. Chicago; F, w Humphrey k Co., St. Ixmis, and many others. We have 8000 of these stem winding watche.. war a minted. and will keep good time and require as little attention hs tiny $100 watch. , (Each one put up in a hanthome satin-lined (d.se.j We give one with every Ready-Made Suit or Overcoat at $12 or upwards. And guarantees every Suit or Overcoat to lie as cheap or cheaper than can be bought elsewhere, and if you are not-aerfectly satisfied with your purchase, return th# good* anv time within 30 days and get Vonr money hack. We have one of the uiort complete stocki- ever 4iowi.ii this city. ■ • \ E S. PUCES’ Great Miote. GRAND RAPIDS. Spring Announ»nt To a 1 those who contemplate I'niying Carpets, Girtains, Curtail Elite, &c. this Spring. • We are in such a shape as to offer inducements that will COMMAND ATTENTION I ■ N. B--We are headquarters for caqxt h warp. • Henn w ’ nEKiST1’ '”h ■ -— The Watibbury Watch Co., of New York and Waterborv wn . bflintr ...j busine • ••’ Conn., being dosirons desirous of of ‘advortishifr advertising thnir their naitw name and have made arrangements with i number of the ’arg? retail clothiers of this country by which the latter are enabled to present to every purchaser of a Rea«h’-Made Suit of (‘Idthihp or Overcoat costing $12.00 or over, one of their iinwoved ver Nickle Series ,‘C.” Watches. These watabes are warranted to keep good time and are liest low priced time piece made in the world. Tondv ..mu, „ W. S. Goodyear Co. Leonard Mau.* Pott, No. Hl ! ' ' ! g-iaa.5SE‘ °iAdk-G. D. Borden OM.R-Ateai HUL 1 M.—Geo. Tjkr. S. I Middleville. Hill Post, No. 1S9. ! < i 1 ! 1 ' Spangemaeher & Mason. C. BWl ban ewy »h«raaie8at. WUlun Port, 2VO „ MicH. �rte Hastings Banner. HASTINGS, FRIDAY. MAY LUM. Local News. a terrible manner by a circular c Molta. S. M. Stevtn- Drake arrow) tbe wound, and thinks he can save the hand, but that the third and. fourth fingers will be stiff. Orange Judd, editor of the Ameri­ can Agriculturist for some thirty yeara, but unconnected with its busintts man- WANTED! •*«“ent for a year or two past, has lately r*<irt>d from its editorial depart­ ment and located in the wa»t He de­ sires to gr.tber a complete-postid-card alburn” of his old j-eadeni and friends and requests them all to send him now n**ortmwrt ofMchooi book* a postal giving their present location and address, naming also, when conven­ HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE ient, the years in which they were his . CHEAP! subscribers. Mr. Judd’s address is Chiofeo, Illinois. FOR SALE. J'.nqnlre of A. R. McOmber, the <;OOU » Norte E. Sevin*. AuewUneof Bron<lhrad>Ja*t received: £-3-2 ( W l ply to A. H > .. e >1 delinquei it tax lands Monday. "HEinn Crkssi is expected to ar­ : eon to-day’s2 j. m, train with the p.noi|s Tom Casey. , !'EMp|:i?AN<'E nesting at Temper- .<np* hall, Sunday afternoon at 3:30 p. i tioqd speakers are expected. . __ ; The liln of yesterday morning was 'uihJ wiitih much joy lw farmers in par’.!■ lihr mil everybody in general. Cue -feriouH illness of his mother . .iJhil our foreman. Mr. A- H. Johnson, W-.»lhid Lake, Mich., on Tuesday. FvuTY-six couples attended the band ID Thursday evening of last week. I Ip iB'yi netted U13 from the same. I Hi, BfRToN is doing excellent/work i i«-autifjmg his premises. Looks as •!h-:iglnthe Dr. contemplates building. Cleaning streets anil yards is the ■rderufthe day. The'more of it we . ’ e the handsomer our little city will appear. ( Marriw>. by the Rev»J4r. Brewster, <•! Christ’s church,' Detroit, Dr. A. J. Wright, of Carlton, and Mattie L. Uhl, Voungatun, Ohio, . t i EsoAY evening, in -Union hall. 1. W. Baird's mammoth minstrel troupe .Vill give an entertainment. They are highly s|>oken of by the pres?. Xktici.e second of our write-up of Hastings'-business interests appears this week. In our next we will finish up the groceries, lack of space preventing this week. . ■ For the week past our citizens have l>een regaled with free concerts nightly and have also had the privilege of de­ positing 8! and securing a liver pad or xome other kind of a pad. That live and pushing firm, W. S, Goodyear «fc Co, in a quarter of a pa^e spiice tell our readers of their big slaugh­ ter sale of cotton goals. This firm do just as they advertise every time. .Hastings “kickB.” Eaton Rapids is to have a circus Saturday, and Hastings is left out in tho cold by this grand An­ glo-American aggregation of spotted cannibal chiefs, giants and dwarfs, etc. Jury list for the May term: Charles Severn, Assyria; R. R. Haynes, Balti­ more; Gideon Hughes, Barry; Henry C. Rogers, Carlton; Hibbard Opley, Cas­ tleton; Wm.F. Hicks, 1st and 4th wards, city; Elk amili Morford, 2d and 3d wards^ dty; Chas. Andrus, Hastings; Morris Cahoon, Hope; John Yurger, Irving; Alden Farnham, Johnstown; .Tame? O. Hall. Maple Grove; Joseph Kelly, Orangeville; WilUard Perry, Rutland; James Partridge, Thomappte; Michael Switzer, Woodland; John Everhart, Yankee Springs; George O. Kent, As­ syria; 8, F. Hinchman; Baltimore; H. Mason Byington. Barry; James L. Lan­ caster, Carlton; F. 8. Barry, Castleton; George W. Gregory. Hastings. AVednesday of last week being t he birthday of Shakspere, the ladies of t he Chautauqua,circle thought best to give it some attention, and celebrated the evening at the home of Mra. J. 8. Good­ year, Jefferson street, by literary work relating to the great dramatist. The circle now consists of five ladies, and as each member was permitted to invite one guest, those so invited con­ sidered themselves especially favored in being privileged to partake of the generous supply of cake and cream, and to listen to the particularly choice pro­ gramme laid liefore them. The opening paper was a vigorous one onMShakspere’s Life and Character,*’ given by Mrs. W. T. Brown; then a .‘•Recollection of a Personal Visit to Stratford-on-Avon ” by Miss Rose Good­ year; this jiaper was especially enter­ taining, so vivid and personal was the sketch of Shakspere’s home and birth­ place. Mrs. N. Barlow gave a return* history of the Drama, and Shakspere’s characteristicsand rank.as a dramatist; while Miss Wolf read her interesting essay on “'rhe Women of Shakspere.” A pleasant event of the evening was 'the “Class Poem" by Mrs. J. 8. Good­ year, relating the trials and triumphs of those who boldly ally themselves with the C. L. S. C. in thier search after greater “Sweetness and Light" These ladies of the Chautauqua elax^ deserve great praise for their courage and persevereance to the end in their self-alloted task. Surely, If we can judge by the essays and criticisms read before us that evening, they should feel that their work baa been of exceed­ ing profit to them, and can well over­ balance any sacrifices they may have made. A society such as these ladies have made theirs, is a profitable addition to the social life of any town, and contains an element for higher culture of whiojr our busy American life hits particular Hastings has two delegates to >ditiunal conventions this year. Post­ master Powers will represent this dis­ trict at Chicago, and Editor, Dennis ut need. ONK OF THE GUESTS. the Indianapolis greenback convention. DIKD - At the family home on Wal­ W iT» but a trifle more labor and nut street, Thursday, April 24. Mary D. pains upon the part of our citizens of James F, Mead. Hastings would l>e one ot the fineat cit- wife Mrs. Mead was lorn in \ank«iv? in the state. It has natural advan­ Springs, Barry county, Nov. 17, IMS. tages that for beauty are surpassed by her maiden name Mng Brad ay. She was married Dec. S3.1868. and resided none. ' In Barry county until March. 1674. when conscienceless thief, not having she accompanied her husband, who had the fear of tiie Lord before his eyes, entered the employ of the State In the office of the Auditor General, te this has stolen the subscription book of the dty, which has since been hre homt Vermontville Hawk. The office was Mra. Mead was a model wife and broken into and the book taken in the mother. Quiet, unassuming, eyee re­ tiring in her habits, she eaaUv wojj-not nighttime.And now several of our citizens are only Uw- esteem, but the aftedl® of those wbo gained her acqtaintanre. Sidling upon tiie supervisors of the city She was a rtwular attendant at the < ffli' to ;uwess liquor bondsmen at what they uTtirational church, and took a deep in- ^riST»^ sonus stated they were worth at the time of , qualifying as such ^ondsmen. There’s what pidSded. tat wus borne with quiet fortitude, and her m™OTy »IB logic in the proposition. ' be fondly cherished by her husband At the meeting of the council Fri­ and two day evening, L. E. -Stanffar waa appoin­ veara of age—who are left behind.- The ted to act as supervisor of (he second Lansing Evening T^egram. The remains were brought to this <md third wards for such tinte as sup­ place Saturday and taken to the resi­ ervisor Abbey is incapacitated by illness. dence of D. B. Cook.-at which plane the 1- E. Knappen Mas tiectM city attor­ funeral whs h^d at 1. p. Sunday, ney. Itev. Hunsbelgor officiating, being as­ A vicious stallion so injured Ed. sisted bv Bev. Crittenden. The ttoral White, ol Yankee Springs, one day last offerings were very line, and were inert­ week, that amputation of one arm bely prroented by Lansing Mends. Tho '•ame necessary. Fears are entertained 3 ■ — Interred In. the Rutlani that he may’not survive his injuries, remains were cemetery. an gangrene had set in before his arm Bklow iHlirf * •'“'««*«• <**" was taken off. * Welton & Crook have a chapter ou .1 the State convention t« attend ‘he cyclones in this issue, which people in pnoMmUal «“venuon .t Chtcago certain sections of Barry county will H At iMw--Rofrwd) G. Hoit of bagin; ‘^'un^Swift of Marquette. Samuel doubtless read and heed, in view of the Burrow# fact that already this year more than ^10.000,000 worth of property has been A. Algor. W. & dwt royed by cyclonea. M£Sid-4.T. Jacoba. W. A. Under­ Bev. W. E. Newton, of Jackson, i v i' X’irhols. W. H. Powers. who was for five years a missionary in w. L.BsbouckIndia during the great famine, .will de­ liver iui address on India in the M. E. • hurch next Sunday evening. He will ‘Iran in tbs costumes of that country und have with him a supplv of the <i«rs of that land. fx\TURDAY B young man named El- •.rkj.hrfhta right bead taxnted ia "•“dUvP. T. VanZile, of Ealoo coun­ ts. w» etaaen chairman of the state “MMaiUee, aad the maaalMni were unounred M follows, two rocb havln. lie™ choem by the dtaricte: Find district— Wm. Livingston, jr„ F. ''«*«■ bote otVeyne. beoond—Burton Barker Monroe: R. B. Bowlaom. Hillsdale. Third—C. V. B. Pond, Jackson; D- B. Aingor, Baton. » Fourth—Theron F. Giddings, KalaW.?‘ Chamberlain. StTjoseph. ,vFi?h“,:w W McBride. OJtews: C. W. Watkiui, Grand Hapida. Sixth—E. C. White, Oakland; C. D. Long. Gwiroee. Sevjoth-Ii. Winson, Huron; John Abbott. Bar. Eighth—Wm. IL Kilpatrick, Shia wasr; C.it Martin. Montcalm. *“>th-E.O.Shaw, Newaygo; F. J. bleach, Charlevoix. Pwk- lMC°: J- C. BockafeUow. Clare. ■rZ^X^TTChas. E. Holland, Houghton. Thoe. T. Bate., Grand Traverse. -hs*1 Onr lady cashier keep* a record o( the sk1cb hecks M they come into the <«ffioe over our naw WHICH INCLUDES ixrfeet satixfwtlon We have sold clothing, to rhe people of West- Dwight Johnson, of Middleville, was in/he city Saturday. By fair dealing and selling goods at low low prices: John J. Potter, of Nashville, beamed on the Banner office Tuesday. M. J. Goss, the wide awake Prairie­ ville merchant, was in theeity Tuesday. A large delegation from Freeport anniversary Saturday. Geo. Freeman, wife and son, of Lan­ sing, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Diamond, of Bellevue, were in the city Sunday,to at­ tend the funeral of Mrs. Jas. Mead, of Lansing. PAPERING, IB FULL AND COMPLETE. FlNB LINK' m in m m, Walter B. Newton, of Arizona, Ne­ braska, a brother of Henry, J. Newton of this city, is visiting friends in and about Hastings. He lived here nearly twenty-five years ago, and this is his first visit to our city in a quarter of a century. . Card of thanks. To Mesan. Welton d- Crook. gentlemen:—In this public manner I desire to return my most sincere thanks for the favor you have shown me. One year ago last December, you kindly remembered me, when I was acting as night watchman, by giving me an accident insurance policy. Nov. 25th, when the Banner office was burned, I received such injuries as com­ pelled me to remain at home constantly until the 7th of the present month. As my only means of support is my daily labor, the past winter would have brought to me want and suffering. But the policy you gave me, from .the time of my injury to April 1st, furnished me S5JJ0 a wedt; and thus did your kind­ ness furnish the means of subsistence to myself and family. .1 cannot thank you enough; but wish to you and your agency the success and prosperity you richly deserve. JESSE AMEIGH. Hastings, April 30, IBM. Annual meeting of the H. F. D. will be heldfat their hall. May 5th, '84, for the purpose of election of officers. By order of the cheif. . jhont. rock. Dtp*. &*■ Wanted—Everybody to understand that kll McOmber is selling all hod- low silver plated ware at cost. And when he says (Jost he means just what they cost at Wholesale. All goods war­ ranted quadruple plate. . ) Card of Thanks.—To our many friends in Hastings for their sympathy and kindness In our late bereavement, we’ return our heart fen thanks. JAMES F. MEAD AND DAUGHTERS Hartings, April 28th, IBM________ First class dwelling house to rent at ten dollars per month. KNAFPEN A VaxAEMAN. Time Tried. Time tried and true, is Dr. Bigelow s Positive Cure, which combines the good qualities of all the best cough remedies without the defects of any of them. It cures promptlyr thoroughly and per­ manently, all coughs, colds, croup, whooping coughs, influenza, bronchitis, hjarseness, incipient consumption, and all throat and lung diseases, healtof to the lungs: safe and pleasant for children. Price 50 cents and one dollar; trial bot­ tles free of Fred*k Hotchkiss. Over JOO different jtyJes to select from. PAINTING, &c. When in Grand Rapid* come and see us. Star Clothing House. 1 have the greatest variety - 1 TO S NEW BABBLE SHOP. the Just received an Elegant line of Decorated Cloth Window Spanish Olive, Ecru, Old Litchen, Terra Cotta, etc. B. rturtoru. B- B. Try the Lady Barter! Every purchaser of a WATCH Ont and do not be misled into buying cheap chemical paints, but bny tbe kind that has stood the test of time, and which has alwaws Gets one Free. GRANT CLOTHIER. GIVEN Satisfaction wherever it has will. notic« been used, :taken that every From our store has the bona fide guarantee of the Detroit White Lead Works. Do not confound the above firm with other Detroit dealers as they are an entirely different house. ROWER BLOCK A Clean Shave GOOD BASE BALLS Shades, in colors of Olive, Basement or the IB THE PLACE FOR 1 HAVE SEVERAL DOZEN of new Wall Paper in the city. AWAY Beef.’drcmed Butter We Can Suit All. • BARGAINS IN HATS. W1»*wL white. Wheat, red Corn, retail. Ix I IN 15 •Tbe kt Ofc Midi Til Personal. W. Graham, trf Middleville, was in the city Monday. “sixth—M. D. tJuUX«rton,J.E.S*w- ope^d a mw 'TiiiWh “In the spring the housewife’s fancy lighhtly turns to—Cleaningup, . Sole Agent BUILDERS HARDWARE PAINTS, OIL, &c. Large Stock, Humphrey Homeopathic Spe­ cifics. Low Prices. �pENTLEY BB4M. * WILKINS' TH1 WIDOW. • [Popular Science.? [New York Oar. Intar Ocean.) The health officers of New Britain, The ‘‘fad’’ of the hour ia amateur Conn., have made an instructive report theatricals. People have gone half concerning the prevalence of malarial crazy </ver them, and a surer passport diseases in that town, and their con­ to fashionable circles cannot be found nection with certain supposed causes. now than the'ability to act, or, at least, Tlie causes of malarial and other tlie inclination. It is an awful thing to No grwjnHng girl, nor spinster tart, miasmatic diseases are not identical, be an amateur actor. The first duty of Sbc’x all things that become ber ; a father nnaueationably is to strangle a though they are similar, and the Hot life, her beauty, and her heart. elaxs'-R not infrequently occur in a child who slows the slightest disposi­ Are in their Indian summer! given locality at the same time; and tion to go upon the amateur stage. Lhe b - gienio measures re-juired to pre­ There is no donbt that amateur acting, A RAILWAY KING'S PALACE. in nine cases out of ten, is vent them all are the same. ✓ ------------------- ■ The essential conditions for the de­ an evidence of incipient insan­ The Costly Homr of Owe at tl Wliat wn- Children rtwv <***'*. n /alopment of malaria appear to be: tiie ity. If a man thinks he ran .• - - • f^rcrH. IT-, ft KI—I tni-LI presence of the malarial germ; a high ride a horse, and he gets on the horse, [Montreal Cor. Toronto Globe.) temperature ami dry atmosphere; and is thrown to the ground, and half I The palaces erected by members of J killed, he at once arrives at tbe con favorable conditions c( the soil; and eoue. the Pacific Railroad company in Mon­ the alienee of either of them will sus­ elusion, without any ulterior argument, treal have excited the wonder and ad­ pend or prevent tlie action of the that lie can’t ride that horse. A man miration not only of residents of Mon­ . poison. We have power duly over the J who attempts to walk on the water treal and other parts of Canada, but also third condition. “A generous rain in 1 sinks. He is usually aware of tbe fact. of European visitors. The following the vicinity lias, vre tiiink, invariably -But if a man, woman, or child starts in description of Mr. Stephen’s $1,009,000 suspended its action. And yet a on a sonlleaa career as an amateur residence was published- some tim.e previous condition of moisture is essen­ actor, no power in heaven or on earth ago: Tho building is of Pal Indian tial to its manifestation. All deposits cun convince him or her that he or she stylo, and the pillars, three of which on of vegetable matter, such as mnek, cannot act. The rage for the sport each side support the balcony that forms Centaur L|nlment»~A»absink-drainage, heaps of decaying goes on with unabated fury. It has a roof to tbe portico, are admirably Boluto euro for .BhsuM»tte«« vegetable matter, or even wet, spongy reached so high a development here carved. The more one looks at tbe land, furni.'fli the essentials [for its sup­ that recently tho Kemble society gave building the more the artistic design port; but it is requisite that the soil .a performance of “Othello" at the and ** well-executed catting , is to be shall have be -n very wet, ; or covered Academy of Music on which they ex­ noticed. The window sashes are of with water some portions of the year. pended ?6,OOU for scenery, projkerties Eoliabed mahogany, the ceiling maA generous crop of gross, and per-, and professional teachers. . They ogany, polished and paneled, and tbe haps uf other vegetable substance, has .started a subscription for the expenses floor of the lobby is marble—threti •jR-’KXTy;,'?.been known to prevent malaria. In Of tho performance, expecting that varieties of it radiating, so to speak, 1870 nearly all the families in the $1,000 would put them through, from a medallion in the center, which •end albert lea route •• neighborhood of some lotslwhich were but $6,000 was L-.re---. I... ... • Usubscribed almost is Vienna marble, nnd tho-^Mal an an>d largely a depovit of muck. Had malaria. before tho society was aware of French stripe and line the Shoring. 'All The lots wei'fe plowed, dragged, and it. So they had new sets of up each side of the walls is Italian wowed with gra^s-se. d, and the appear­ scenery painted throughout, and cos­ marble polished with the paneling oi MARK TRADE ance of the crop of gross; and weeds . tomes made which excited the envy of Vienna marble—all except one large was attended' by a- disstoiearance of j professional managers. .~w—j» After the panel on tho left, which is of Mexican ’ chills and fever. Two or three other show was over I met sa stock-broker onyx, polished until it looks like a large instances are ------------------------------------mentioned in the samexhom I whom I knew vuiwell, and who -------------I knew very jewel. town in which fever-and-ague of Darenzo. I asked ' ue was ban- I played the part ol The furniture of tiie waitin j-room is tehed by giving a similar treatment to him hini howhow the tho thing thing w w$m off. treatment to of rosewood. The carving is superb. GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE _______ _ ... _.__jfraon. ___ tracts of swampy and mMMy soil. “Gloriously, gloriously/ he said T‘v^o,h*-nT The door-steps to the entrance of the A Liver and Kidney Bewedy, Another case is npeoified ®GABLE, £, &T. UOHM specified where ! rubbing his hands, 1lirisklv and smiling library are of solid brass, while the : malaria wa* prevented by |tho dryiwg I with great satisfaction. * doorway which leads to tho main lobby CHICAGO. ■ -------up of » the -------------sewerage and I sink-water [ success, was it?’ is par excellence beyond description. which usually found its outlet through “Success was po name for it. Joe The suite of rooms of the lady of tbe a system oi ditches ent in muck. Prepa­ Clare, the assistant scene painter of the mansion, Mra. Stephen, are simply ex­ r rations were making to lay tiles in Fifth Avenue tibeatre, told me ou the quisite, the furniture alone, which is the ditches and fill them n{i. but before dead quiet that with the exception of made of cherry and satinwood, costing HlllDWOOD this wan done u heavy rain washed the characters of Othello, Iago, Desde­ RBGUTxATE THE BOWZL3.| upwards of $20,000. Glancing at the them out, ahd "canned the prevailing mona and Cossio he had never seen any­ Th*y cure Rheumatism, sod all Url- j magnificently-carved bedstead, the sichue^B to almte as suddenly bs it bad thing so fine in hte life, except a per­ nary troubles. They invigorate. wardrobe, with its mirrored doors commenced.’* From the first, malaria formance in 1802 in Dublin.” and 'panel*, looking past the EcriakWy <h« GRAND RAPTVS & INDUS* . Inw not prevailed in those parte of the buff tinting of the walls, . one R.R.CO. Snrsr m*pk the j rincim'umber. An h Tonic they have no Equal. — e[ty where vegetable uepoats and filth notes the cherry molding and satin­ have been absent, and thr health of the [Chicago Herald.] wood paneling of roof and walls, and -—FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.----The cork trfgs belongs to the class ol streeta in wliitih sewbiw h ire been laid oaks, and there are two trees, quercus passer into the boudoir, where much of how been remarkably goocLv Hopsand Malt Bitters Co. the satinwood furniture, the cabinet, the hubcr andzquercus occidentalis, that DRTROIT, MICH. । from tipie to tinid1 shed their bark or blue-flowered silk velvet upholstery of the cbaiiTi, and tlie soft poli-.li of the j outer cdptingi This cbating is the cork [Englito Hluttratud Magixine.] W..0 HUGHART, satinwood table, with the carving and the trade, -but (he There in a well-known story of . of — r-----— bark shed by na woman in ttit* take district whom Cole- ' ture is not^narktitable, because it does design of the bureau snd others articles, international Throat & Lung Institute all in admirable taste. The drawing­ ridge befriended by the payment of a [ not contain any sap, which is necessary 81 Lafayette Avrnitc Dkthoit. Mini shilling for* her letter, andi who, when ! td retain the elasticity. Cork for in- room contains asccrctaireof suf uwood, jewel-cabinet, chairs and table* of the the postman was out of sight, explained ! dustrial purjxn>e8 is gained by peeling, dressing-cast- and that her son had arranged Ito write to j After a tree is throe years, old the poel- same, mirrored her in blank patters, which she should ! ing may commence, but cork of that mirrored panels, so that the human form divine can be seen from any point refuse, by way of letting her know that '1 age Jis ” "* of inferior quality, rind the -------peel» i Buyers are invited to Call and See ANO he waji well, and at tlie same time saving I ing would kill the tree. Troes of desiiable when the lady looks in front Them. . the postage. Marks find' names on I twenty years give cork of a fair qual- of her. A SURE Tlie bed-room and suite of Mr. newspaper:', which might 'be franked ! ity, and the quality increases until tbe CURE without the owner's content, were also tree lias gained the respectable age of Btopheu are equally elegant, bnt.of a employed to con rev messages. It is 1 100 or 150 years, when the bark be­ different type, the fittings of the jewel­ FOR therefore not surprising Co find that, in comes hard and unwieldy. The circu- safe being qickle-silver instead of goldthe year before th? introduction of the ' lor incisions are made around the plate, as in the case of Mrs. Stephen h ThU InBlItutc was founded by lr.h-^ M. HouvIHic. room. The embellishments of the dif-. rvum A emoeiminmenM or ine <iu< .„ M|rtr %nnJr< , n |^ * & uuw postagt. each person on the aver­ ; trnnk of tho tree and connected by per- < of (ex-aldeIMtrgron Of French for ■ tl.a.nola, m^.., ... —!. nrmv). Z*_.'_ tr fhA 1,-irJ ferent *■00018 are beyond description, ! thr MxrhdI treatment of Z*-*.'. Catarrh; Catarrhal ; age wrote ‘ only tnri-e letters in the 1 pendicular cuts. allowing the ten two half\ Blllouaneac, Dyspepala, circles u,:-b. eonree of the year. In thi following not to disturb the---fiber or inner ®,one ®ost. *20,000. As for tlie farm- , the tnatinmi of above narm-d dkcrere Dr. J Indigestion, Diseases of year the average was sevei; it is now taken -----------------------------------irk which which keeps kw»BH the UiP tree two alive.tare of the roomi»,jt ih as , HmivteKe * new and wonderful Invention, thr ! tinrty-six. viere 82,(iOO,-£>*l’ ‘xrK < I thirty-six. In Id i>3»-there l>4Dth the K Idnejrs,Torpid Liter 4n'P W 1 C aJ‘re’ costlvaa thouah tlie ».rinrs.lv :,n '’iMnimMil alikhronvrja medThb pcehng fr process can bo __ repeated , .f l° ,c?! <Jlw-t to imrts affect rd.- and । 00.t letters posted, ]mated. of . whicfi ...about one 00.» z: L 1_ r, Rheurnatlsm, Dlnlness, “1 tthe name tree at at intervals of of from ■ M determined that they should taste of . which l> rwni umsI In all U«- k-adins h«nplt.-d< in - -(n 1M0, p.j jje agfue tn every thtrfer n was franked, rne same tree at intervals intervals of from from th(} ^hich weahh j t . Rureja- | konb .lure Dr. KmWC Invrnthe circulation rose to 1601000,000, al­ i eight to ten years, yielding cork 8lck Headache, Loss of •orx plates '. _J mu ® . lion and diM-oterj of tills new method of treat­ thickness . an® "*fo- Iho bed-room seta : inc the nlr |MUMcea. tlmt Tliront and tame dis-1 though frauLitig was abolishedfrom one to four inches in thickness. Appetite Jaundice, Erupl - t for£.' thn servnnte in the basement are I oa*'vs wc no longer tcan-d. l*liviiclAn» uud *“® A tithe present time it ligs reached j The half-round cork ])ie^ are• pressed ! m.rbl0 ion bl«k wain,.. ;na ral! tX™,,'"'. tk>ns and Skin Diseases. tbe altonihliing total of 1,280,000,000. 1 into plates while still moist from the frnL * nm ’ -r°-n> - 4 - -to $1*00 for each room. ; writ., fbr list <»( qnretion* and Intrrnatlonai It will perhaps lie gratifying to the I tree; then the rough coatings are re- ------Prtce,asc.rweb«tuc. beidbran.^K^U. tu the house being built, 503 piles I b> ,rt,erprideiof Eng.ishuiejt to leairn that not­ moved and the plates are immersed in Prior Ltq u_ wer.dAv.ninto d,c elay M’. ..4 of withstanding tire b'M'-teii sui^rior edn- I boiling water for several minutes and $2,000. Operations were commenced . . H. BOUVtnXE, tat ion of Scotiuud. each member of the pressed again. After that they are about two years ago, and tbe mansion !■1.w UdayotU Avc., lKtrotl, Mich, ■omulunity there write on the average 1 piled into bundles, fastened by iron received tbe finishing toucieh last Oc- i thirty-one letters in tlv. year, while in ■ hoops, and are ready for the market. The England and Wales the number is | raw material will sell from 4 to 70 oenta- /olier. About $1,000,000 has been in­ forty-oQe; in Irekud on!v ’ seventeen. ' per pound, according to quality and ’ vested in the luxury of living in Mr I ' We |keep a Full Stock of Everything But inm'CiArted [utter corrispondoncc. te thickness, and is not subject to any im- Stephen’s palatial style. The palace ' i I j that enters intn a house, from snlv one item in the grbwth of the I port duty. The full-grown cork tree ej4 ip posk>niet!. Post-cards did Rot exist in I icaches a height of seventy feet and 1839; they are a wholly new invention a diameter of five feet. It grows in the within the me uory of all of os; Their almost impenetrable forests of Spain, ] nnd oil colors, patty, paluu.. ru-. 73 ami 75 i • urculation now exceeds 144,000,000. the southeastern part of France and < , The ■iaeeaeBatlen Qaestlew. In addition. 28*.000,000 of books, I Algiers and Senegambia in Africa. The i St Paul Pioneer Prww] jax— — 2! The marria packets and circnlars. and 140.000,000 j quality of the cork depends very much The marriage of Fred Douglass to a { of newspaper*, psaaed through the post | m> tbe l.j of the tami. tb.t etpeed to , white .omen bu ilr.we n lias drawn flre fire all along I in file year, making a total of more U.e gre»^.t heet bemg the finest. | the line o< thn the rsfnnn reform T>rTrr«<fr> brtarfe. In it- ' than l,{r»2.000,000 of packets of one Ijrch tree yield, eork of two d.flereet M]f the union of two kindred wul. Cures Rheumatism. Lam­ kind and anotlier. Tho inereaw in the I: ui.uvmiuuM, me uars °,'ii„5Lr on me nc rth'ra I*?.diuimilm bda. Lime Bick. Sprains and rirnulation during a single year is now J side of a tree being the thinnest. color, is as harmless ah the meeting o!1 Braises. Asthma, Catarrh, nearly 6qual to the total hnmber of . Experiments have been made to cul- robins in tho spring. But when the 1 * ”*ntodHiun letters earned bv the department in 1 th ate the cork oak in Florida and Cali­ IRIX N n«a. V*...of • Dr. Cvlvui . Coughs, Colds. Son Throat excusing argument is advanced by Mr. I 1839. __________________ | tends, but so far they have not resulted huaerer. thafoork oi V mikau'Sk i X"*<^‘‘“7“’*’” _______ Diphtheria. Bums, Prost «. «».. » «~urr . J.h'r" J* *. Pr.MP??.1 Bites. Toothy Lar, and Sendv [Horatio Bey mour.J ho»«v.r quality may be obtained in the- former , „OT j. ^allXed.^od “how S. & «®>’ache, md ill pains and aches. When I was a roung man there lived .t.U a. Uio oak plantation! ad.anoe in ! patent, enoud* ready to lain ta rt. I ~1 in otir neighborhood a farmer who was _ usually rejiortod to be a very liberal “3°’ “!• ! ES2fc.‘St,tfc S Chicago gsnilcman whoae nama » man, and uncommonly upright in his * ** I ffiln euns w o^ee simple car’ linked with hte cinchona cure for in­ 1 mrensof whleh^m-SSdealings. When he tad any bf the pro- j [New York Bun.) Vary rest little orangM, tamato- ebriation. When Mr. Douglass speaks curebhwficheaply. j-rlvstrNand n3Valir ’ FOtTEft, MILBURN A CO . H an invariable rme to give good sbaped, wife ahfoy akin, and done up of but one race he forgets, aa bis critic* J™1* ,Avtare should be In | lie han<£> of ■ writnuLi*1’ measure - rather more than- would be in oolOMd tiaaue paper, aaxr Bs found remember, that there are Caucasians, Africans, and addSt?* ,,b,n. Pnri-lol*‘. to miy required of him. One of hte friends, this winter in every fruit store and on Mongoliaos, Indians Malayans, and that between these races observing hint frequently doing — requently so, many stand stands. They arc mandarin and questioned him as Ito why * he: did' it; he Tangerine ■> a v.SJ!',yy- “«"<*!. <x>., ierine oranges, from Florida. The nature herself has drawn a line as dis told him be gave too much, and aaid it tinct and immovable aa the everlasting <1 Aunat. hew knrk, N. Y.; pwt Dffim 1kn'«n. A» low U, can l» benight *Tm> roiu-1, hills. tbe anawer of this excellent man: Intermarriage between the five dif- • Hrtlnimurkrt In tteKaU. ' ___ r.mOv. file* "God has permitted me but one ferent branches of the human family te ‘ journey through the world, and when I originally from China, and the Tangier- simply impoosible, in the sense that it am gone I cannot return to r * ’ * — • will blend and amalgamate them into & ti* .rectify mis- jneaj from the country whose name „.t-taken." Tbe old farmer's mistakes 1 were they Uiey bear. In Florida they thev are called call«l common race product. Aa in lower FOMNEE * ■ AW*. < tiie sort he did not want io rectify. “Irid-aloVA nmncAk'' Ika^anan »£ ■■ »w,'z1 animals, there ia a limit. .Intermarriage ia not even experimental. Its conae- ! quences are tdfiadlutely and unchange­ [Hwuy Wattenoo.] ably fatal. Mortuary statistics show i 0fc»- »Z. It W. and the pulp ia a loose layer of fibers, D* Preokic« did net drink a which is easily separated from the that the average teugth of life of half- ----drop during the last year itfe breeds is but about one-quarter that oF pie first day of January of that year pulp. The akin haa only io be broken,' their parecta; that the average life of wteStni'i > w. h. ,..ir tic* when it can be taken off dty and in one quadroons, or ear fourth IJoods, is alMmr ?„ " ~~ life. He carried out pteee. In taste they are very different hte good resolution, and it is wonderful from other onuiges of good quality. In­ one-third lees than that of their parent­ wh*‘ excoltent editorial stead of the spicy flavor that is dis­ age, and’ that this average length of life Bat is still lessened with the quintroosu, or “““I Th’pyp«r Oonld not tinguishable in ripe and fresh Indian [of,<tc«r ,u ,W river oranges, there ia in the mandarins j fifth bloods. Id the octoroon, or eighth- fa*“ »ud T«ngierme« a ta«U auggaating that Ij bloods, reproduction ceases altogether. wou». Satisfaction Guaranteed. C'astoria Infants and Children WAGONS! Eacli One Warranted! <>VB« Srvm HawBJK CuMF just D*” SgJSSweS HopJ&Malt the proa a disMl nigh wii And t Iwe pUi the tire* I formed i HelvWRf Timo <»f. watt move dh will go i BITTERS TSSIffiT BLOOD PW8 Mr. 1’ photogr north c hixadve We are making threeTHOBI widths of Tire: HN THOUSAND will dp the txwii Hasting F^rms in Michigan. Font publish titled " cannot < Iters cor to penw i-oaitat the pap 3 and 3*4. AM A caused 1 way in dershoti large al place. I Entirely raf^AP^VECnABtE [MANDRA brigade having Thia p Hasting wind w di reAid the city I COSTIVENESS Material! MANHOOD How Loti, How Restored! Doors, Sash Blinds, Of Our Own Make,! ENTSS* ‘ Safety Iffll APsiasS'^'.w-i MiWuif fc Mg ggrfBe&w WOMAN’S FRIEND. [And nick with and little The puln is very tender I inia. within : _______________________ -------- jb-------I k®1***1 lhal. teken togsthar, • Ctew. j the visits of Emilv Faithfall and Kate ■ . W |‘lariI.-L II 1 , T>* ’ • a —a a ____ __ _ W. a-&l Field w to Utah hare !.-.>wn sown a a OUJIieH sufixaencv rrwxsmi vs 4 n l titUL] Fieia titan nsve Oonnscticut Detective—Hist? I • of the Moi mon Faraah zif the thta seeds lUuulit of rtf discord in ik. I. g,av<L * ale*‘. 8econ< C. D.—Hnsh! female heart to seal the down of ix>lviz- } —1 j asnv. In the finrt pU/w, Mmv Fairt. full always appearsd in a rich aeatekiu lawteaR speceed pie of where «nimea . wm, Sill to Ridge ’Board. of new wine. the not preheat D-THOMAS’ ECLECTRIC Glass am Thk' these oi ’ of hte in clov 1100 w Tom's the sta tetegra Jeffers the ma have a nextti l>emo< from J Kn<h count pabHh �re'ttL^ ,°Lh" mnM mittera0* L.T "°”.!important mp°rt*ot ------OT“remmHU^taTSS oommitteo^hralbi or T ' KAfflWO*. KimiAT. MAT 1 ireulitv — ■ Local News. notice. nt -quart*ra »r ifler with SniH ,'ll“,”Jr".niu r oi.--. E'2^“^7 ■“'- ”r] „Wton Ihuwtek. 1J25. ■ “,T'7-------r L . ((Ll; ialu. rtption list reeeivigl alurge , L.T; ' <>° On -Votimi UfoUom ehra. i’hii*. A. IPoltey, <rf Barry, — “ —"** represent Casr Meeting the tieton and Bl Kiehota ——'------ • 0ov’rrT ooxvnmox. The nSeinbere of the W. C. T U of llarry county, u>et In conventirm' at the (.ongregutionej rhun.h WalnBKla toonlCT^ preaot Rntland, ■*' ®waln condiirtnl the devotional ex“o' I,H!**ting opened for the transaction ofbnsinre*. The committee on credeni Gals reported the following delegates ! present; HUoinp., MeXnra^Z ____ ..-1—- —in^.trem QREAT REDUCTION Delegate* Delegate at ,.. large were u..rc elected a* as follows: J. H. Penni*. Hastings City. ! John Dainon. Bntlanii. ®w*ft’ AlapletGrove. M. F.Jm-dDn. Thornapple. ^ McIntyre. Hastings. Dugal CampbelL Hope. Not teing able to get a committee on resolution* appointed, Dennia at this stage of the proceedings arose and fired off a Latch at random. One favored the nomiiAtiun of Ben. Butler; another resolved that the Barry county republi- are doing more effective work wn,|‘1 > Bentley, Burton, Hayes, McElwain than are the greenbackers, and called <a««s of mump* in the city. I Hunsberger, SmiUi, Baphe, Bailey Lath- the faithful “to .arms” Then followed rop and Striker; Rutland, Mradamra in quick succession from this reeolutor Have you :ul-«nv ;ios among tlie lonsorinl Smith. Pennock, Monroe, Stone and of the ThornMpple various resolves t’oMl’K ,tg is extremely lively VanWagner; Middleville, Mradan.es which seemed to somewhat stagger Mr. artists <>1 this oil But, .Jl^rkhurel and Piuney; Woodtand. W. F. Hicks, who called time. just «”'*• -ti i, .soTiteii i-nluinn w ill he found Meadanwa Carpenter and Kliw; Nash­ Hkethe famous ghost, Dtmnis would not down, and Bro. Hicks took the dose ' .i.ngsof theW.C.TJlf.ooun-1 vU«. Meadatnni tMlwk, Osmun, Mar­ theiprwss1 shall and Wood, After the committee like a little man, t, convention. Then the Barry county greenback It in a marvel that Iiastiiqp| eacaped on credentials had reported, Mra. O. W. Fruncia, in behalf of the Nashvlllo Un­ convention adjourned. a disu-tnins cuntlagation during the ion gave the addraw of welcome, after nigh wind <»« Sunday. which several papers were ruud and -UNCLE MOSE. And now the denizena of‘^lumbtediscussed. Convention then adjourned plains'" aslc for improvements on Uli 730. ' he streets in that Im-ality. The evening session waa opened with The merchants of Eaton Rapids have singing by the choir, followed by scrip­ unit'd m association to protect the.m- ture rending by Mrs. Smith and graver against dead beat cqstomen. f by Mra. Monroe. Mrs. Hailey, of Hast­ Tmj/mMtril is moving in tl4 matter ings. was then introduced and deliver­ ,1 wat< r workfi Perhaps they mpy ed a very able and interesting address. uiove slowly, but it is V» l» hoped thfcy‘ A collection wm taken at the cl«w of the missing nnKumtfng to g2JB. #ill go s'irt ly. At the opening of the Thuraday Ms. I! H- Blocksom has Opened a photograph gallery in the building iimming BBwmnU.e president, fn be­ aurth ul -Mwhant's Exchange. .See half of the Union of Barry county, presented Mrs. Bailey a cash gift tohi* advertisement. gelher with a beoutlftil bouquet. Mrs. Those wishing to attend] a tirst- Halley responded with some very appro­ , • ileus,1 fast of charge, doubtless priate and pointed remarks showing wilhl" well t > attend the sessions of that her heart was very much interest­ •hr wmifiaii council of the City of ed in Um temperance work. The day i Listings. * waa principally occupied in the discus­ ■ 'DE GKEENBAX 'POSTLE. F th'xnc-xtyear the B will sion of topics of interest to the work in COTTON GOODS ’ WE HAVE CUT THE PRICES UNTIL ITS A GENUINE SLAUGHTER I The Low Prices which we are selling COTTONS can not last , long for it’s less than it cost to manufacture them. or anner .iiiiiish a thrilling continued ^toiiry en-; hand, and during the afternoon the foltitled ‘’council proceedings,” j As we i lowing officers were elected for the en< annot ■ untract to furnish bai•k l uum- siung year: Prra_ Mrs. Monroe; Hee. liars containing this Serial, all who ' wish ' ' Sec. Mrs. L. it Barber: Cor. See.. Mrs. ?«■> |k-rns»-the same will Im wb*» to de- Bentley; Trees.. Mrs. Piuney. jXisita ilollar al the office At a meeting held Thursday evening the |Kq»cr a year. . a selection was read by Mrs. Bailey, a poem by Mra. Bentley, an essay by Mrs. Ax v|. \KM oi fire Sunday i»1 ternoon, I Overholt, and iihortspeeches were made .. u.K-l by lire getting under k<«kI head- ’ by K|der Holler snd S. Ov*holt. The ■niy in the property ownfid way owned by Ike lien- j exercises were interpersed with singing, derahutt on wesj; (keen stretH, railed a • Convention then adjourned’ to meet Urge numlMir of our citizens to that j nexj Tear Mitidleville. . _________ _________ . place. The fire company were on hand i and l.v the aid of the engine aiil bucket j Giuienback County Convention, “3 m (If tail to wag de dog, or am <Ze j dog to wag de tall, which T’ .Dis am de queshun dat am a agitatin’ I de min* ob we greenliax-dem-union-ant-1 nqpoly folksea. It am clar in my min’ dat de tail would do de waggin’ in dis county bb Barry, but as dial subject j spreads out ober all de lan’, de state an’ de mishun, it am not so clar. De signs ob de times am ominous for ' we greenbaxers; it am a scrabble fo’ | oflis, an’ bully fo’ de feller dat gits dar. ■ Vncle .loeiah and AV. D. posed- as re-1 formers an’ got dar. bnt it 'pears to me I This is a RARE CHANCE and should not be missed. We realize the hard times that are upon us and therefore try to give you the benefit of low prices. " . . Come and see for yourselves. We are always pleased to show our goods. W. S. Goodyear & Co dat dis reform biz as amplified by dem 1 brigade the tire was soon put out, after | The greenback county convention to am played, ohL -dat- it won't go1 down . .having burned a few rods qf fence. .elect delegates to the state (invention any moa.' ■ It 'peats dat dey mean all' This prompt action doubtless saved . was held at the court house Saturday de time dat de other fellers should re-' Hastings a heavy conflagration, as the I afternoon. Although, as is usual on form; not dey darselfs. We hab t ried ' "ZZ wind was very strong and in the right I Saturdays, there was a large crowd in de ant-nopoly racket; but dat am got I * A. EGGLESTON. * , •lint tion‘to carry the fire brands into’ the city, but few were attracted Ul the thin. It am foun’ out dat jes’ as soon ; A. Hastings, Mich. tbe city. ’ court Ijouse. Castleton and Orangeville as any ob us dat [shout out ant-nopdly j .. --------- I . townships were not represented, while1 q^e mos’, git a chance we am 'nopolists, I’llk citizens of ffie wurtty.raj>ecially i Woodland and Prairieville were repre- an’ den change de tune an’ shout fo’ de ry • . 1 1 ’ rainter anti OlaZlCT, tboscof Barn. Baltimore and Hope by but one delegate each. It laborin'man, an’tell ob his woes. An' now de laborin' man kicks: dey tay dat ' tiiwnships will bu pleased to learn that j was a very tauie and coimuomplace the lint..ri-.ns Tom Case)’ has been ap- affair, despite the exhortation of Mr. dey habdiacove^dBo mo’ heart-blwdin’ ch' iii.i i.MMl there is every prospect | Jo|)n lhlW!Mm to .q,oUcr." A gloom fo’ dem in de greenbaxrs dan any whar I W||) dn ;|]| wort( |n U|(- lllM. IK;1,tlVi ,,ro,„nuy u rtn-k h ing put upon bis career of fike unto thl, premonitipn of an im­ else, «abe possibly mon’ zeal to git dar . and cheaply, lawlessness. Tqm is a bad one, and liad pending calamity appeared to permeate votes. Am dis true? Am we ’nipula-1 succeeded in terrorizing the good peo­ the entire assemblage. ted by demagogues who jes ’ want de ' , Flzure" furnished on appUralkai. ple of ’.hat .x-etion of BurrV county Barry county (wing entitled to U del­ votes o> de toilers to hist tharselfs into I where he ion'll,.his headquarters. His egates in the greenback state conven­ offls? Lemme see, how many ob wej •Tinies have Ut*n he ■ • many, j • anti •• *• had tion, it had nau l>een iieen figured ngureu by uy some astute toilers u*ue were put up fo’ offte in dis yer j •-W1I quite sueresirflU in eluding .lhe | philosopher that each township cityi las’ month ? War dar any moa । •■illrcrb. ] he sheriff at- this time is par-! would Ihj entitled to one delegates and. -^an»• wos on de other tickets? Hab dog to <ny ’ tk-ularh-anxious him by reason there oler0 would Hi de tail wagged ------- ------- ---- - to .see rr aim would remain remain six six delegatee delegates at at great amount in dis state since hitched , ••f his i-onnwtifm with \n£s6»ctf<*u»' large to be elected. in •Inver hhiiw, etc. Artward of Tin) usual routine business of organi­ onto de deinkrat kite? In a next and workmanlike uutnner. Am it not true dat de signs ob de ExecutedCan 9I’M) was offered ' by the shiififf for zation, etc., was transacted, Orson give the beMof ndereacci. time* pint strong to df^dUintregatlon foui's apprghuiHion and delivery Swift, of Maple. Grove, being elected the stilt, line, :nul Monday morning n chairman.' It was voted that each snd dissolution ob de greenbax party, Darius the jest y$ar 1 h»*e auule a apertal Ifh-griun wua received from ofiicern in township delegation nominate a dele* an* am it not apparent dat our leaders study of . I<n. r- .::, WIs., stating Uiat they had | lo u aI,pr„VKi by tho .•onventlon, am a tryin’ to lead us into pastures 111......... ... vMtody. He will d.Hibtlesi and lbat thf ajx ,i,.i(Wtre at large l« new anywhnr to keep de lams from , gittin’ lawk to de 'publican fol’? ' ImreacdwaretrnMendhlmMir ut th’ doeiod |)V Uu. .vmvunti.n. Jm* so sua’ as de sun do git up in de And aa do •» good a Win th* HneM you can next term Of rtrcnlt court. Evidently the alahHnakere had don.. ask for. T, „ ~T7------ J. , , , their work well, the machine moving eas’ in de mornin’ an’ jes’ so sun’ as dat Your patronage solicited. ■ Im. llANSMi gratefully artmowledgW(|rk Klve for the „nfortun- sun sinks In de ww’in de ebening*, jes Pstltal rvt ..I / 1 >1w n •P. .woo so sua’ am Ben Butler to be nominated es tho receipt of 11.\ theNewOrleansTiinesate occurrence, of the lone delegate Demoepft, of date Tuesday, April 24th, fo' president. Ben don’t take spoons from Prairieville dipping in his oar xat any moa.’ It must hab been a mistake fruqt Janies A. Sweezey.one of the Mich­ the wrong time. He wasn’t posted; but in sayin’ dat he did. Dis am to be a igan delegates to the Supreme Lodge of promptly rectified his upon a ■hn.ghb. -H yth^heMlBlbaleity.Wo L^Vnt from some of error the delegatee. trump keerd played by us to do de wag­ gin.' But doan de demkrat.s hoi’de Jo­ JJI88OLUTION. *• | While waiUug for the report of the ker an' won’t dey play it kerslap ? Won’t count of the proceeds ---------“f Ul1' :-committee on credential*, m ei.rdtng to THE FIRM OF I'UhlUhni in the Tinfe Ihrnnerat: •• prngnim th, choinnim railed upon M. it make some of dam sick at de stum. ;v...vit: Jhe Michigan Hricra e arrived' y^ter-! F. Jordon, of Middleville, for a fe» re- mick when dey am asked ;to eat dis •lay at 1:30 by thn “B r J.”. ,ruad. -juiil Butler crow ? But de Lpf Only knoFii A fertile, ftilaetto voice in a were rec< ived by. Orfe ns .DivMun No. marke. what a demetnt won’t do tAgito®s, An’ I. ,Wm. (trailer eprtjp)| ,....................... .~..~lder. Cres- corner pipe* “Jwdon." »™> «f*t "* let’s live in hbpe dat dey will take de ''.n, .l“.W,on JJ0- 2> f- w- B’mhanan lapse ofvabout live nfdiutes and when l.:2’l*,u.,an,*er-• Tutj l’hey were wcic escorted rsvoiitxi to io the tli<1 all present hsd apparently forgotten dose, an’ den we’ll do de waggin'. Px.'Trii.ira ' ___ at vrv.ni __ . _ Artil. ythiau Armory, Washington Dis ’postle war at de Gran’ Rapids arose and rw ■'•ry Hall, and received in of the ■ivi icvchcu m Iwhalf imiMi ih uiiv the occurrence.. Milt, 'pubficsu. pow wow las’ week, an’ saw dnmitteerftbe Grand Lodge ’•^utiveuominitteetrr — marked lit,gracefMfiy acknowledging will a cramp in the belly dat de papers of Louisiana by Chflnoi lal.v iWceDnr t^nniMj- that the republicans Were constantly ob ile shit*-, even dose ob our faith, say Dlwolre.6-llidhUMi;,^ '•ahripl Sank, Jv. gaining xtrengfh fn the « marsh responded un uenan or ms ong-1»——n • - itarrv u.-*re dat it war one.ob de fine*'gatherin’a retiring) ami as a rrwiit • unit arid At-! th«t the republicans of Barry were cber in de sfedc. mchmuent and feeling twins. terms. At-.'that It gib me pain to u- l'arl4kiog «>f refreshments, the wide-awake and active: 3d, that green- are de ( iillud men git up an’ vow TegMiehigaus were escorted to their head-1 j.-wk-prs should circulate greenluwk litiencetodc party took dem from slalwry an’ made men ob dem. Yer Anil to »ccoui|»IWi It. AtMen Band, which Is one of the linrat i kind in general and that portion m cant make him vote any whar else, so M. re-.— A“— i.d d“‘h:like n?Ht ^®re’ ,w regards their military ,' Barry in particular. AX les’ leab him to his idols, t "'.olutton, and execution of unuw. |: stillness the orator sunk ran* into his chair. De prophet say dat dar am a dweordant element in de greeobaxra at Lan­ nn<i riveted ■>., the roimwra follow*! ne.r<«► Bnp.de stnff: John RHennrtt, Mus- bwfllla". ' sing dat num’ l»e ikiwnixl, an’ s>» dem xepin. grand commander; M. P. Cale, feller* wdl jes’ take notice dat dey am An Opportunity that Oocura.but . wrunil linpids, distant grand ' ’"Areyri*, Albert (1. Kent. to 1* sat ou by de pap-suckers, de grout Seldom to Buy "‘"'““iider; ihua A. Mack, Detroit, I Harrv Alivrt Adatna. an'gotxl Btgole, Fuller &<!o.an’ dar ■ootid assistant grand commander; W I Baltimore, N»U>“W1 K.i k"th\ ‘“,nW'Xf!UH1 adjutant; S. ( henchman. We am a groat moral re-, I’lrrHon. J**. L. tote. " MM Saginiw: grand form party, an' <!<>** dal ^n’ do any-; Sw,";lte' Whftmunh. Muathing an’ eberything to git offls- -fer. • ^11 grand chaplain. JrtSowmil. VJS"* ’ Fuller an’ Begole—mw’ take hark scats | tirstli..gnn«.tStaff H.P. Hastings. Mbunazoo.rolonrtjc, & Dodge, MonMinin Grove. G. D. Moore. an’ keep their moufs shut. | ye. major; B. j; Roberta™. BreedsYm,my fronXdh waggin’inam a . Maapertlully. !*Ue,<|uartennaater.T. » lUrei*. M. big one an' one dat wr can i ownum J M. ROGERS A CO. CORN, OATS, CtfJVER SEED, TIMOTHY SEED, CORN MEAL, FLOUR, HAIR, LIME, PLASTER, STUCCO, z WATER LIME. CORN, Oats, Flohr, Corn Meal. Ground Feed, Salt, Lime, Plaster,. Cement, ROCK BOTTOM PRICKS Hair, Stucco, Feed ON ALL THESE ARTICLES. Corn, BJ-HMuIq^»rters at Scudder's Elevator <M>» FOR SAJ.E BY PAPER HANGING rpo COFFEE DRINKERS! ! K J. GRANT. CW“Ex*ir.iiw befon* purciuuihig elxcuhen-. LeveriHg’s Roasted Coffee Michigan Centra! MG DECORATIONS, 1st. Only sold in packages. 2d. Always fnll weight. Call and Bee Me. The .Niagara Falls (Route. l i sum. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Gives satisfaction to everybody. 4th. Gray’s Specific Medicine. DECKER BROS. THADS MAI I The Ureal Eng THAOS Usbfemedjr.An unfulllng cunt battle creek, ijri‘ 7JK | STOCK MOST BK REDUCED. EUmJ «.<»« 16630933 GOODS UNDER VALUE DECKER.BROS, "r. .Sweexey was made »f the committee upon min it and -itit warus, w. WINTER TIME TABLE. Taking effect February 17th. 1|M. * Full partImiUr* in our pliauiphU-t, which wr dmireto mM tr* »•? nullto rywy<ye- Tb« Specific Medicine H m.M by *11 dnxxijU al »1 per narkaz*. or «tx imckanv* tor &. or u ill ImUntTwbj null oo & rrevl,* oi the mn.hr “WTHKnfillAV UnMCINr. CO.. ItaMlo. X. V �council proceedings WASHINGTON. | For the first nine month* of tbe fiscal ▼ear, the receipt* from Internal revenue wvre ?JQ.50‘>.'^ les* than for the preced­ ing period. The Mfnmwuta senators have recommend­ ed Mr. Cannon, of Still water, for comptrol­ ler ot the treasury. Strictcivfl-servioe rales would »-al! to the posjikm Edward Graves, no a assistant treasurer. •r* ?More F. Swavoe, who has been prt> nmied to chief rlerfc of toe treasury depart­ ment under the civll-tervice rules, wryad itt: . Jiout the wartwilnmuner in a New Jerscv regiment, »nd then studied law and stenography; An offlc’al of toe pension bureau relates the fact that s soldier died while hto claim was pending, his wife expired while the papers were being changed lu her Interest, ami their two dilldrcn were swept off by an 'epidemic before their application had gone the rounds. The wife of Lieut. Greely Will remain ta this dty during the entire absence of tlie Greely expedluon, and will be offered every facility at the navy department for obtain- the Micro, or C.pt SchUy io tadltiH hw husband and the party. The values of imports of merchaadlie for the twelve months ended Haren 31. ISM, W»s 8®«.25R,M2: for the same perioil in lwn«*«i.MK,S75; decrease, $58,260,283. The values of the exfxjrts of merehamUse for the twelve months ended March 31.13M. was $781,783.431; for the same time In 1«B3, $808,7W.8TO; decrease. $46,984,371. The eastern counties of England.were on Tn- .--day forenoon alarmed by an earthq: ..h< ox considerable force. Tlie shock was disunctly felt in CheaMide and Fleet street, London. Church bells were rang at Col­ chester, tall chimneys were toppled over, the spire of one of the largest churches fell, and the ride wklls of Im»um* were^ shaken out AX Ipswich plates were rattled and beDexuDE. beDs rang VViodows in dwellings at South­ wrrebrokeh. ami chimneys were dashend were ed to tbe ng is the full text of the bill passed by the senate relative io to. timber dep­ ’ .ery person who unlawfully redations: “Every unlawfully cute or aids or is employed In unlawfully cutting or wantonly destroys or procures to be wantonly destroyed any timber standing upon toe lands of the United States, which In pursuance of law may be reserved or purchased for military or other purposes, or upon any Indian reservation or lands be­ longing to or occupied by any tribe of In­ dians under authority ot the United States shall pay a fine of not more than SSOO or be imprisoned not more than twelve months, or both. In the discretion of tiie court." ■ In the April report of the Commissioner of Agriculture, just issued, is found some interesting Information regarding tlie con­ dition ut far tn animals. From Michigan. Indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin and Minnesota reports are almost uniformly of a favorable nature. In Michigan and Indiana the con­ dition of horses is good, with no prevailing disease among them. Distemper and pink­ eye have prevailed in certain localities, but no lossee of any account. Cattle are gener­ ally in good health, aud in Michigan they are thinner in dolt than usual, on account of steady cold winter and scarcity of com and hay. The condition of sheep has been fair. Bog* are in average condition. The subcommittee of the iuHtse committee To attach a stamp U> an envelope to to moisten the envelope and then apply the stamp. Try this. If we do the Red Clover Tonic for dy8p(®ria, cortivenetus bad breath, pile», pimple*. arue and malaria diseases, poor appetite, low spirits, hwulach. or diseases of tbe kidH. Merchant was ou mo­ nevs, stomach and liver. Price SO cents, tion OT AMI Jones, am •crejtted. by all ayos. 4 ,, of Fred’k HotchkiM. Doyle a 1 were « by the Tlie following revolution was offered fry Aid of alcktu-s*. t<> jxirtonn tbe duties required of him by law. as such supervisor, By Al<l Jone*-That the resohitton l»e adopted. C^Al<!^^Joiw*-Ttotwe Prwj^d to bril»t for suixrvisor in the Second snd Third wards in place of Gro. Abbey. Carried by the foitowIng votes; First balks, L. E. Stauffer 5 and D. G. Bobinsou 3; seeoud ballot. Stauffer 7 and Kotiin-iii, 1. The follow I ng resolution was offered by Aid The best blood purifier and system rwulator ever placed wtthfn the reach ot suffering aumanIty, truly & Electric Bitters. Inactlvits>'of the Liver, BUUoomesa, Jaundice, Coi»ti|«ation. Weak Kidneys, or any disease of the urinary organs, or whoever requires an appetizer, pmlc or mlM stimulant, will always find Electric Bit­ ters tbe beat and only certain cure knowu. They act surely and quickly, every bottle guaranteed o rive eutire ■satisfaction or money refunded. TRIM HX»W IS THE LATEST PBODVCTION OF THE How depressing It to to see acres ot trees eut down in the midst of a noble forest. How saddenlng it to also to see that thin spot in the midst of your otherwise abundant hair. Stop It at once by the use of Parker’s Ralr Balsam. For actual efflcteucy this famous article stands at the head of 1M class. Elegant for toe toltah deF-«* th. -rv-MN. , C ‘T'J-rnnmunicatiJn front Geo. Osborn was re­ l™Sr mm i2?.’ _________ » f?a XSeUf mW which ta dearly apparent when tte- pnm ipte xqvon which it to eoortrurted an* h ceive! rotative ta damages done to sheep by d<$v Alii Jcmes-Tiaat tiie account of Geo. Oslx>ni Cukk EOK Cbodp.—Use Dr. Thomas* Ectectric ptec®-n17lS«uteortion of the brace that bottom mairTotowa U *" ,’nT>o"llw*‘ ’or the Iai< ta- taken from the table. Carried. By Aid Tinkler that the account of Geo. Os* 1__ i... Winn avna AM * a. : parts which can be made, Mimting WutM the plow for any dcrrlptinn of soil and work, whatever eondltlon tlw MmMM | Resolved. Therefore, that Leonard E. Stauffer be and to hereby appointed supervisor of such Second and Third wards during tbe sickness of said George Abbey, or until further action of ‘1 Ry Ahl1 Jones that tlie resolution be adopted. Communication from city papers , Mr. T. W. Atkins, Girard. Kan., write*. “I fm. Its simplicity of construction HAWFINQS, April 23, UM. never hesitate to recommend your Krctrie Bit- of ^e age. The plow Is so pertM To tbe Mayor and Council. . Gksttulmexj in obedience to your eoqueat the recorder todas called upon us for an amend- tion notices, and aU other printing to be done for the city, and not included ju our former prop­ osition. *« . In our former offer we sgreea for the sum of ♦X1.33W to each paper to print in the Banner, Ib-mocnit and Journal the council prececdlnri, financial statement, ordinances, proclamations and notices of election. The price we asked for all the paper* is not as much as any one of us would have charged any business man at Hastlugs tor the same amount of work. But these proceedings, financial statement, ordinances, proclamations and election notices are public concerns, and mattera in which the taxiHiycrs of Hastings are concerned, and which we all desire to print if we can get pay for the bare cost of composition in order to please qur city subMribers, we made tho proposition for our hundred dollars. , That pro|MMitiou we at this time renew. Tlie lotawork, reristratiou notices, etc., are not pub­ lic concerns, hence we make no bld on them. We prefer that the city of Hastings should do with us in regard to that work as it does with every other man or business. If you want the work done, do as does the business man-take It where you please. We are, not aware of any law compelling you to treat printers tn any Ims business like manner than you would treat other tnople. We believe the recorder, under sueh instructionaas you may be Pleased to give, will have no difficulty In getting all tbe printing done that Is not Included in our proposition, and at reasonable rates. Very respectfully, I M. L. WOK. Pub. at BANN KU. CHAS. fl. HILBOURN, Democrat. DENNIS A SLINGERLAND, Journal. By Aid. posri from city MlfiffDfi' the cl.-. tio!; tor 1st and 4tb GREBLE & POWERS. cure known tor Coturauptioua, Oough«. Colds. HoarMnwu, Asthma, Hay Fever. Bronchitis, or any affection of the Throat aud laings. Sold on Kttlvs guarantee. Will give you a Trial Bottiv e. Regular size $t.On. Buoklen's Arnica Salve. The best salve In tbe world toe Oda. BrateM, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Bores, Tetter. Chappep Hands. Chilblains. Corns, and all 8kln Eruption.*, and positively cure* Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed tojive perfect sattafaction. er money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. There ia nothing like Dr. Thomas* Ecieclrlc Oil to quickly cure a oold or relteve hoaraeuem. Written by Mrs. M. J. Fellows, Burr Oak. Bt. Joseph Co.. Mich. Cyclones There is no profit in learning facts unless you draw practical con­ clusions from them. When you read accounts in the papers of Tor­ nadoes, Winds, Cyclones, that destroy thousands of property^ and human lives, remember the moral, ( INSURE WITH rpHE NEW ART GALLERY, Welton & Crook North of Merchant’s Exchange. Desiring to give our new method an introduc­ tion to tbe puhlic, we have concluded to furnish, even though tbe cost of production greatly exto the election cet-ds tbe old method so long In nsc, our Fine Finished Artistic Imperial Cabinet Cards for Sweet 1. ’ mu ta- appointed »3JO per dozeni Panels, W.M: Cards, $2.00; Tln-Types, 4 for 30 cents. coudderatlon postal telegraphy, met to conskier the bill providing for a contract sys­ tem. Tiie senate bill on that subject wae taken as a A lengthy discussion took « •' place retqwetuig the maximum uniform limit at -which the rate of contract should be made. Some members of the committee contended that the uniform rate should be The public are cordially invited to tall and r. Fuller 2. fixed at JO oeuts for twenty words. While jjiius be appolnt- examine specimens made by the hRtantnncotM others held that JO cent* was too low to inCarried by all ayes except prnmi at tbe New Gallery. duee competent corporations to compete for Ung. the contract, and maintained that the maxi­ nunts were received: mum rate should be at least 25 cents. The A. D. Maynard, drawing engine• u oo opinton ls expressed that tbe full commit­ J. Eggleston, drawing hook i ladder truck 1 to tee will adopt tlie latter-figure. D. Mtay, « ‘ - ............ x, Ifi to " *• »to on public lands ha* decided to favorably re­ J. Wooten. Reynolds. " “ 7 » port to the full committee Representative E. F. Eggleston. ■ “ .................. S OtH Townshend’s bill granting bounty lands to A. lotrnb. ” •* ....................... 1 » sgEE HERE! soldiers of the late war. The bill provides Geo. CoIUD*, drying boae............ ............... 1 00 that every person who served in the late *• t coat burnt at Hanley’s Are 1 00 war not tern than fourteen days, and honoi^ By AM. Stebbins, that the accounts be al­ ably discharged, shall be entitled to eighty lowed in full, except tbe aocount of Geo. • Collins to lxallowed til $foo. Carried by all ayes. acre* ef public land; those who served not Having returned to Hastings 1 have opened a On motion council proceeded to tiie election lew than one vear to 130 ceres; and those city attorney. ’ who served not leys titan two years. 180 of1st ballot, L K. Knappcn received 7. acre* of land. In the event of the death of By Aid. l*arker, that L. K. Knapncn be *psunk person during service, or after honorabfetSSuuirr, the patent shall Issue to the surviving wife, child or children, if there be Hy AM. Stebbins, that the salary of dty at­ anv, nn<4f none, to the father, and If no torney lie fixed al Otto tor tbe ensuing year. Tbe bWl to amend the Revised Statutes relatlMW merchandise in the United States One door east ot Brook.* & Cook’*, State 8t. public store or bonded warehouse, Intro* dueeir by Mr. Rosecrans, provides that all mercaanuise which may be deposited In a salary of city ptorslpublic store or bonded warehouse may be And will soon have a full stock ot ■ ensuing year. Cats' withdrawn by the owner for exportation to foreign count tie*. or may be transhipped to "Parker, that the salary of marshal be atjyjiort on the Pacific or Western eoast of — ^500 for the ensuing year. Carried by the United States at any timd before tbe all ayes except '■nklcr. not voting. expiration of three years from the date of tbEocigtnal importation; such goods on ar­ rival at a Paclfidor western port to be sab* Pierce 4, C. W. Jordan 3, Geo. jteted to the same ruley ana regulntioiw an if originally imported there. Any goods on which duties have not been fully paid re­ I am now prepared to take orders for maining In public store or bonded ware­ house beyond three years nltnll be regarded ae abandoned to the guvenim<*nt. to the election Tbe senate railroad committee held a special ** meeting Thursday to further Ived 7 vote*, consider the inter-state commerce Mil .orocn be appointrecently prepared by Senator Cullom. Af­ r. Carried by all ayes. m, that tioo be transferred from ter agreeing upon some cluntges of minor Importance, the committee unanimously the contingent fund to each ward fund. Carried AT THE LOWEfl KAT EM. voted to report tlie bll favorably. One-of rUy Al<ib*Beamer.Uuu the street commissioner the most Important amendment* provide that not more than three of the five com­ S‘ itonora shall (Mtong to tbe sante poiitiea! y. Another provides that the proeeedfor damage* against the company shall On motion J. WEIwEKT. City Recoruer. HF*Fort her announcement next week. De conducted bj- the district attorney In the ’ name of the complainant Inwood of the peo­ Consumption has been, mid can be cured by ple, agd that in ca*e of failure to recover tb« use of Downs* Elixir. Fire, Life, Accident, and Wind and 11 n. Call at the Agricultural Warehouse of CHESTER MESSER, Tm and Repair Shop, Tin, Copper & Sheet • Iron Wire. un num m in, bin rto ctanagw sustained by tlie party eomplatn- Clipped from Canada Presbyterian, under slg■atariofC. BMwtt RoMnooa, JProye..: I was cured of bilUous Headache by Bardock Blood Blttera. , COU WWT EK ’ *K81GXATiON. ----- AND SEE THE------ Latest and Best Thing Out, The New Buckeye Low-Down Binder, The simplest best binder in the market t b>„ <b. loM U» ol ud top taste. The “old reliable” Studebaker Wagons. .taota te. ta ta with his action, which, while hasty, haaIndgbeeu meditated. 1Q ewT Chester Messer Automatic Embroidery of this very popular ■smis: m Respectfully, We have a full stock failure Come in and see it. u> Urt, «W». tad «rtl (taw ,< otew SUM. | taw lute tnM MMtar ertota * U» make of Embroidery. Important to Farmers J. M. ROGERS & CO. OF THIS CITY. Harr entered the Held and now offsr for sate tbe lime-tried and always reliable The patterns, are new and prices low. NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW WHITE GOODS. We have a line that is complete. JOHNSTON REAPERS, I0IFERS & BINDERS Barred We keep a fij]] line of Agricultural Implements. J. M. ROGERS & CO � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-05-09.pdf 23e79e631d86232f9226a7e0b0d0a6c2 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner VOL. XXIX.. NO. 3. ' HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 9, 1884. ‘ Is the Place to Trade Returned from the East with a large Stock of DRY GOODS and ( LOTH I NG, which were bought at figures to suit the times. MarekwfatafcW! And.people who want to buy them can save money by going to see them and get prices which are as good as a sale. . Mr. Stern bought goods so cheap that it is in everybody’s reach to buy what they need. Call early and get the Best Bargains. | LEWIS STERN, 1 OF THE CASH STORE. Down’s Self-Adjusting Corset is the best and easiest to wear. 1)0 YOU WANT i E. Nelson and Col. J. L. Jolly as dele- | afternoon, in hia Wth year. He was gates to Chicago, and instructed them I toe earliest city clerk, and served two ; to vote for Blaine and Lincoln while a > terms in the Illinois legislature and in ‘ probability of nomination remains. The republicans of DmTMoines coanI Sf. Iowa, elected Frank Hatton .and lias devoted obn H. Gear delegatee to the state convention, and nassed resolutions Advices from Wisconsin indicate heartily endorsin’' President Arthur. that Hie entire republican delegation to A confession h;.s iieen madebv Cicero Chicago will be friendly to President Seiienon. of Audubon, Iowa, that he Arthur. but Gen. W. T. bhennan would and his brotbers-in-ldw banged his fa- I capture every vote. It is thought that ther at midnight. Friday, .for incest L. B- Caswell will be renominated for They traveled tweniy miles and back coqgreks in the First district. E. W. after dark, taking a rope with them. Keyes desires to represent the Third The governor of Michigan lias par­ district in the national copventian, bet doned Francis A. Wardell, formerly a will not run for congress. special agent of the pension depart­ John W. Ayers, representing a power­ ment. who has served a year in the De­ ful combination of Boston capital, has troit house of correction for forgeries. petitioned the Massachusetts senate to sell him four railways connected with Jay Gould told a reporter that be had given the bears on M all street do as­ the Hooaac tunnel, together with -two sistance. and added that he bad not hundred acres on South Boston flats, sold a share of Missouri Pacific or for all which be offers $4,000,000, with Western Union since he became a di­ the promise of extending the system to Hugh Gaffney, of Baltimore, a noted rector. Chicago, to connect with the Boston steeple-chase nder, diedofyellowfever roads leading to the Pacific coast and An Indiana court has decided that in Mexico, where he had gone to train the establishment of arbitrary rates by the Mexican capital. » horses. The Iowa Democratic State Conven­ the Underwriters’ association of In­ George B. Mills has been appointed dianapolis is contrary to the freedom tion at Burlington elected delegatee to postmaster at Astoria, Illinois, despite of trade and prejudicial to the oommon the National convention. The delethe objections of a prominent politician good. Ktes arc unanimous for ‘Tilden, but ve no instructions. The Committee of Galesburg. The disappearance of the schooner D. T. Clover, prosecuting attorney Winfield from one of the Florida islands on Resolutions made a short report, of the common pleas court -at Lancas­ about one hundred miles trom Key affirming adherence to the platform of rter, Ohio, Chic, tcc has tcc been - deposed ■*------- ’ 'from office “ Weet leads to the belief that another tire Democratic Nrational Conventions of 1878 and 18H0; favorrevenue and tar­ for drunkenness. ' j party of fillibustera has crossed over to iff reform, and against the late prohi­ At a charivari at Anoka, Minnesota, Cuba. bition legislation in the State. someone fixed a - revolver to increase the Fast mail connections between New The republican slat© convention of d ’ kllIlnK “ Enrixnd and the Wert bM fair to be named WUlieGray. lorfby the action of the Preeident of Ohio adonted resolutions demanding Pullen Colliery, at the Boston and Albany road, who has the restoration of the wool tariff or A cave in the Fullen <>ccurrwl Thursday, water ordered the evening train set back one 1878. J. S. Robinson, of Hardin county, was nominated for secretary of state, flooding the mine and compelling the hour. «uapen«ton of work. Complaint oomee trom Dayton. Ohio. and W. W. Johnson for judge of the supreme court. Judge J. B. Foraker. , General Clinton B- Fiske was ad-• of tyrannous treatment of disabled vet- Juda© W. H. West. William McKinley. radged guiltv of contempt of court at erans by Gen. M. R. Patrick, governor Jr., and Marcus J. Hanna were elected New. York Thursday, flned and I of the National Soldiers’ Home, and delegales-at-large. with four colored ordered into custody. 1 the citizens are clamorous for his re­ men as alternates. Three or the dele­ James Cuimea, the President of the 1 moval.. gates favor Sherman, and one supports First National Bank of Morris, DL, fell I John Cameron, a Methodist leader of Blnpe. he** disease in the street at Hagerstown. Md.. has eloped with the Government detective Stevenson,. of tliat city Thursday. handsome wife of his nelghl>or, John Ottawa. Ont., who has been hunting 1 he republicans of Mississippi met D. Burr. Tbeirbsggage was checked dynamiters in tire United States says Tuesday at Jackson and selected four- । to.Chicago. Each leavea small chil- he has secured some valuable informa­ teen delegates to Chicago, of whom dren at home. tion in New York, St Louis and Chica­ twelve Arthur. tw elve are for Artlmr. Three weeks ago, in the Mexican go in regard to a proposed raid on Can­ Dispatches frorfi Havana admit that state of Guerrero, fffty-two members of ada. Representations based upon his the troops are unable to capture Ague­ a band of rebels were killed bv the reg­ report will be made to the United States ro, the Qllibuster. who is believed to be ular troops at Taipche, and the rem­ authorities with a view to defeating staying In the Zapota swamps. nant of the insurrectionists is being operations being extended to this side A leper named Charles Wilson has hotly pursued. of the line. escaped from the Tewksbury almshouse’ The republican state convention of A plank in the platform of the re­ and the state of Massachusetts is being publicans Of New York declares for an Connecticut left its delegates to Chi­ overhauled by the authorities. Immediate suspension of thecoinngeof cago unlnstructed. but passed a reso­ Mrs. A. H. Hoge, of Chicago, was re­ the standard silver dollar and the ad­ lution commending Joseph R. Hawley elected President of the Presbyterian justment of the currency to the single as a candidate for president The Ohio republican -state convention elected ‘ Woman’s Board of Foreign Missions of standard of gold. the N orthwest, in session at Milwaukee. The Red River Paper company, of forty-two district delegates to Chicago, Mrs. Amelia Barnet, of Easton. Pa., Jamestown, N. Y., has failed with lia­ of whom twenty-four are for Blaine and locked the doors of her house and cut bilities amounting to $30,000, princi­ twenty-two for Sbeiwan. The New the throats of herself and her children pally to one bank. The company start­ York republican state convention was frith a razor, inflicting mortal injuries. ed about one year ago with a capital organized in the interest of Arthur and Edmunds, despite the hostility of stock of $50jiX). Demond Ucebolls, of Streator, Ills., 1 Captaiq Traynor made the voyage Thomas C. Platt and Senator MiUer, while walking with his wife along the 1. Bath, Me., to New York, in a and the detegatea-at-large to Chicago riverbank at Ottawa, lost his balance ’from ------ r, rare Andrew D. White. Edwin Packard. whiie cutting a cane and was drowned. 1 small 8™*“‘ jdonr, alone, in twenty days. He Alexander MltcheU say. the St. Paul.! started with a.cat for »companion, but Theodore Roosevelt, and John J. Gil­ . ’ road will soon complete the branch K°t jiUrmed at the eaves bert. from Cedar Rapids fo Ottumwa, but and leaped overboard. The American oak leather tannery, MR. HOWELLS REJECTED POEM will make no new extensions this year. the largest in the world, occupying a William P. Hooper, a well-known square of ground in Cincinnati, wasde­ lawyer of Baltimore, has been dis­ BeiM by stroyed by fire early Thursday morn­ barred by tlse suprt me court tor a bold ing. The loss is $400 JJOO. Four hun­ attempt io defraud In drawing up a dred men lose their situations. will. • . The sheriff at Garysbuiy. North [Borton Car. New York Boms Jtrarnsl ] A loss of $300.00'• was incurred at Glens Falls. New York, by a confla­ Carolina, arrested two prominent col­ Speaking of Mr. Howells, so far aa I ored politicians who were a tout to gration which swept away the opera­ fight a duel. On the person of one he know, the story of the first contribution house, Presbyterian church, and fifteen found two overcoats and a plate of •ant by him to The Atlantic Monthly stores. slieet-ir<iu fifteen inches square. ' haa never been told in print, bat it is Jack Cole, one of the sailors of the The Hon. J. H. Dean, a New York lawyer, has wall worth repeating. Jeannette expedition, who lost his torn rendered bankrupt by real estate Charles Hale visited Mr. Howells si reaeon through intense physical suffer ­ 7 I operations. His liabilities are stated ing, died in the insane asylum r ।, jaxi.OOQ, and he haa given pre-1 Washington. ' « I ferenees to two banks, the Rochester which ha induced the future novelist to ------- T A oomtmfire of^the(United Prej-1 anlvcnlty.and two religione eortetre,. >«how him was a poem founded upon a traditional Italian atory, which espe­ z.U>iwv*>i In t tuKti rrr Haa How-iri. __ . .. . . .. . terinn church in Pittsburg has decidThe Maine Greenback Convention at • to ask the legislature to make the Lewistown Thursday, nominated Dr. cially captivated Mr. Hale's fancy. “Why don’t you send thia to America use of instrumental music in churches H. B. Eaton for Governor and indorsed unlawful. General Butler for the Presidency. One and hare it prtated ?" he aaked. “Oh,’’ Mr. Howells replied, -it fomot Daniel Holcomb, of Jackson. Michi­ of the resolutions declares that consti­ gan, has been appointed administrator tutional prohibition should not be made eomploteff. I want to elaborate it." of the estate ofthe murdered Jacob D. a party issue. After considerable urging the author Crouch, and filed bonds to the amount Charles McAvery, of Troy, N.Y., did. however, allow Mr. Hale to take a of $60,000. was bitten bv a dog six months ago, copy of the poem, which the latter The Michigan republican state con­ and Wednesday night symptoms of forthwith dispatched to his brotiier, t -> vention chose delegates Who favor hydrophobia appeared. *He barked and Rev. Edward Everett Hale, with the Blaine first and Edmunds second, with snapped like a doer, and scratched all Mr. x.. E. Lincoln as the unanimous enolce for who approached him. He was but re­ request that he place it. vice president , cently married. and sought Ont the late James T. Sadie Heigh, of Chicago, who killed Charles Fiske, an aged citlsen of Patrick Kingsley for defaming her, was Waukegan, Ula.. alter quarreling all Fields, st that time editor of The At­ sentenced by Judge Anthony to eight­ dav with his second wife, in regard; to I lantic Monthly. “Here » is a - poem I want wnut you to print," een months in the penitentiary*a the disposition of some’ property, beat plea of guilty. her so terribly that ato died th© he said. “It is a very elevei t ilng; President Endicott states that the Or next morning. The murderer is too written by our consul at 'Venie.-. a egon Transcontinental company has feeble to leave tils bad. yonng mao who is going to make Ins lost more than $20,000,000 by the Dr. E. J. Barker, who was consider­ mark in literature." shrinkage in Northern Pacific and Ore ed the father of the Canadian press, After a little . further oonveraafro:i gon railway stocks. died at Kingston, Monday, at the age Mr. Fields took the manuscript, but At Galena, Ills., on Monday evening. shortly after ha eent for Mr. Hale. Richard Spenaley and (wife celebrated ‘ What in the world did yon mean,” the 60th anniversary of their wedding, the lake towns, expired from hem­ he naked, “by giving me that poem ? I surrounded by a large number of their orrhage of the lungs. 1» mtacangMitfi David N. Carpenter,of New Albany, for anybody. I gave the copy ont Ind., cowhided on the street a young merchant named Walter Williams, for Smith passed sentence of death on two without seeing it, and look at tbiagreax circulating damaging reporta about the whiles, two negroes, and two Indians, roll of proof* * “If the Atlantic never printed ten who will I* executed. Julv IL for former’s daughter. At Frankfort, Kv.. Thursday, a crimes committed hi Indian Territory. pages - of poetry," returned Mr. Hale, monument was unveiled of Judge John Rev. C. A. Harrison, of Belmont, N. with—in aft profiabiUly—his' most Colo­ M. Elliott, who was killed some time Y., was recently deposed from the nel Ingrahaxniah air. “it is high time it ago by Colonel Buford for rendering Methodist ministry, for preaching a did, »o long m it can get it. I never sermon against the doctrine of imme­ Iteard the magaa.ne accused of havini; an adverse decision. By the destruction by fire of the diate sanctification. He was Saturday anv too much good poetry." American Oak Leather Tannery at taken to the Buffalo insane asylum in Mr. Fields remained, however, inexCincinnati, Thursday morning, th^loM irons and attended by six strong men. amounted to with an insur­ The steamer Alert, which was recent­ ance of $800,000. ' ly presented by England to the United handle of proofs and returned home The executive council at Des Moines States Government for the Greeley re- There he sat down and wrote to Mr. Bonner, of The Mew York Ledger. to finally confirmed Judge McDill as rail­ this effect; road commissioner. But the objection is raised tliat lie is a local attorney for the finds that it will require from $1»XM» “Daaa 8ml—I wwi yob by thto mailprwX, to $23,(XJO to put her in good repair for Burlington road. Mom-s Fraley, a heavy speculator of the voyage. Commander Schley has orders to St Louis. Is siiid to have failed for a large amount, having been short of take the Thetis. Baar and Alert to the gi'.un at Uh icago to the extent of sev- coast of Greenland, or further north, end million bushels. Frank Carter, aged fifteen, the son Howoll’a choice, I auppoas," Mr. Hale of the Poataumter nt I nionville. Glouremarked n]»on the incident, “but being eester county, N. J., has been arreated charged wltu robbing the mails. He bas confessed hte iQiiit Four hundred meh and one hundred teams Mt PuebiotKlol., Turadav, for the newlv discovers gold fields, forty miles disCaut. and sieos are be; ng taken to establisli mail routes. The wife of Dr. The Loretto Convent, at Lindsay, Ont, burned Thursday. Edwin Rice, a leading grain merchant of Paxton, Ills., is dead. The National Mechanics and Traders’ ^nk of New I ork has returned to the Stat§ system. . severe is the drouth in western Texas that large numbers of cattle are dying for water and grass. _ and ice in the region of Meridian, ’ Miss., Thursday morning, will compel farmers to replant. E. F. Seaver, postmaster at Reeds­ burg, Wis., has resigned because of his arrest for embezzlement and forgery. Bud ger Clawson, n well known polygl am 1st of Salt Lake, has been held to the district court on the charge of big­ amy. Nearly the entire business portion of West Salem. Ohio, burned Thursday ^nvo^v^n^ a estimated at LEWIS STERN'S • Now Watch this paper every week for a year and learn this word ZO-pft-SA. Remember II Is u panacea fnr Dyspepeia. BUlloouiess. any trouble arising from Indigestion or Sluggish Liver, especially J1«a»achk. A hay fork or a manure fork ? A hoe, shovel, rake.or spade ? • A gasoline dr an oil Stove? Any tin, copper or sheet iron ware? “Hub” Cough Cure, 25 Conti*. Any eave-trouging or roofing? Prescription o( a Boston physician, dhpeusetl by a Boston tlruagist. A cistern pump, well bucketor lead pipe? years One dose will sure »uv ordlnan- comb. It acts ahnost magically. Aik any denier to get a 35 <x*ut hottie of “Hub" Cough Cure, Jack knife, clothes line or a wringer? you and don’t be put off with any other S Plow points or boot blacking? Do you want a pail that wont rust in a year? If so, call on EVANS & BROOKS. ABOUT HIMHVG5. The remedy thsi advertlmw- non a or wan of Hiiyxoeotint, kvkrt otrfb a fraud and hum­ bug — Is a fraud tuid humbug Itoelt on the fare of Don’t throw you old wringers away-, but bring them to us, and get new rolls it, It must necmuurily taur <tf the quack nud • t * n. All kinds of repairing done on short notice. Rags taken in exchange humbug It talks of. A remedy of merit, one that need but little ml vejtislnc to secure a first place - -inything you want in our line. v in :li- li'iiis.'hokt. never defames another. Such a one H ZO-PK-SA, the Liver and Dys]wptic Panacea. Keep the sluggish Liver active. The stomach ready for nourishment. The head clear with ZO-l’E-HA—observe regularity. Don’t overload, live long and be ha|>py. Ask ' Call and see us, two dorrs west of bank. Evans & Brooks. Automatic Embroidery We have a full stock of this ver}7 popular make of Embroidery. The patterns are new and prices low. WHITE GOODS. We have a line that is complete. Barred and Swiss Mulls, Check Nansooks, Victoria Lawn, at prices that cannot but please our customers. E. Y. HOGLE What struck an Old Soldier. “It will sooii be twenty yean since the war closed.’’ Under the hot suu of August. it«S2, the village of Dover. N. J., lay-still its the sphinx in Kgypt, while Elijili Sharp, of that place, slowly and softly spoke of the past. ’’Yes." he said, was In the army ami saw many of the sights of those fearful years. I was finally discharged from dis­ ability. resulting from sunstroke. I came home, miserable In health and spirits; so enfeebled that I took cold mi the slightest ex|KMure. Life seemed worthless to me; I llred only in memOI^Tbat was aad enough," 1 said, dividing my ; “but 1 got When In tliat condition 1 and my health away. I was .. n wife. I piled on the flesh and could eat any­ thing. My ambition blared un. I could attend to buslnesa. and now-exceptiag that I have to take care al«Hit < \)x»lag mpMUl to the hot SUU -1 am as well as I was the day I enlisted. What differences there are in thlngs-guns and bayonetskW; Fakkku’m Toxic•affw.'* < Tills preparation which has l>eeti known as ’li'n ers arc constantly deceiving their customers by substituting inferior articles under Die luunc of ginger, and as gtngiT is really an unimportant hignsllcnt, wearop the misleading word. There Is no cluirgv. however, In the prepara­' tion itself, and all bottles remaining in the hands of dealers, wrapped under the name o< Panler-s Ginger Tonic, contain the genuine mccliclne If the fac simile signature of Htoeox & Co. is at the bottom of the outside wrapper. : 1A18HOLUTIOX NOTICE.-The firm of BtehkJ ard* ft Horton haring beem this day <U»-■ solved. R. B. Blcimrdu continuing the businm* at the old -land in Pndriorina, Rm« taito J notice to id) partie. owtugmH Inn ft Horton to |M»y Immediately » K. B. Klcbards,, be having purrhaaed the Prairieville. March n, IM , WHOLE NO. 1503. Wiacoorin. The Dakota republicans elected N- �NEWS SUMMARY. agents who cling to the 15 cent term are^nnabte to secare round tote of General Tn-ving tend* out » c*ri from Monterey tint there lias been no eMMlon for diwotS be»*w thy «»■ sr rass H. M. Mattliews, formerly governor In order to make the most out of its ot West Virginia, died at Lynchburg, dynamite sensation, Toronto sends out state Umt Colonel Benavides he* grew of erysipelas. The vacant presidency of Bowdotn a statement that one of the cartridges to visit Trevino and heal * breach be­ college has been offered to Professor C. discovered beneath the parliament tween the latter and. Preaident Gonbuilding was found to- be filled with ■^ales. E. Gorman, of Amherst. The High Bluff branch of the Mani­ * . Tins steamer B. S. Ford, valued at dualin. The Canadian railways have abolish­ toba Fanners’ union has adopted reso­ $175,000 was burned at her wharf at ed the special privileges heretofore en­ lutions calling upon the provincial leg­ Charlestown. Maryland. Bicyclists named Woodside and Mor­ joyed by commercial travelers, and islature to petition the imperial gov­ gan left New York Thursday for an -placed that class on an equality With ernment for the right to become an in­ the public in the use of thousand-mile dependent British colony, and de overland trip to San Francisco. ing that nothing short or free tnu High license continues to diminish tickets. T. IL Hodgson, forinerly a heavy secession 'Will satisfy the peopl the number of saloons in the Illinois r , produce operator in Montreal, who Manitoba. s municipalities fully 40 per cent. The consolidation of the St Louts One man was killed and several tailed for $5UO.UI)O a year ago, has re­ and San Francisco road with the Atch­ turned to that citv to settle with his buildings were wrecked by a cyclone only remaining creditors, two of the ison. Topeka and Santa Fe, for which Monday afternoon at Davenport, la. negotiations are said to be pending, city banks. Asa Ayers, ft veteran of the war of Bishop Toebbe. of the Roman Catho­ would include the ownership of the 1812, died on Sunday at Michigan City. Atlantic aud Pacific"1th He built the first brick house in Cleve­ lic Diocese of Covington, Ky., died miles of completed track, ghnng the Friday, after a lingering illness. He land. was born at Meppen, Hanover, in 1829. consolidation an aggregate of over Three men at pQrtage Lake bridge, The immediate cause of his death was 6,WO miles. hi tlie copper region of Michigan, heart-disease. The iron works of Brown. Bonnell * killed the collector rather than pay With over 18,000,000 bushels of grain Co., at Youngstown. Ohio, have within, toll. in store in Chicago, there is still idle in the past year cleared $200X100 while in Adulterated tea to the amount of 460 the river vessels with a capacity of the hands of a receiver. The creditors chests was seized at New York ou a 700,000 bushels—a fact almost without and stockholders have agreed to form steamer which arrived from London, precedent in the history of lake naviga­ a new company with a capita^ of $1,­ Tuesday. 200,000, and a committee is at work on tion in hlay. Dispatches from Kingston, Ontario, The brewers of Minneapolis have the details. report the discovery of gold in large raised a fund to test in the courts the 3uantities in a township forty miles legality of a provision in the license or­ istaut. dinance forbidding the establishment Wheat. white The assignees of the Cleveland Paper of saloons outside of the active police Wheat.red .... Cora, retail... oom |>nny and of President N. W. Tay- patrol districts.' Beans , lor nave discharged all obligations in John Hungate, of Flora, Ills., once a O«X». W-, full. wealthy fanner, became insane over Fork, draaaed Astor's steel yaeht, the Nourmahal, the foreclosure of a mortgage, and fa­ Beef, dressed the largest pleasure vessel afloat, was tally stabbed M. H. Presley, agent for Batter launched Saturday at Wilmington, the insurance company of which he Putaioc* Delaware. made the loan. AwIm ................ By & boiler explosion in the Whitney Dr. Ryerson, of Chicago, whose dricl marble works at Gouvemeur, N. Y., earlier years were spent among the Apj.le«. Ham*, aril tor...... five men were killed and two others fa­ Ottawa Indians, has rormally present­ Shoulder, aella tor.. Tlrnomv Seed, aella . tally injured. ed to Lincoln park a bronze group rep­ Cwvur Bwd,par..... Thomas H. Armstrong, an old citizen resenting a race which has become Diy Maltol Pork. «eU« Df Chicago, who was formerly Secretary well-nigh extinct Lard : Tf the Historical society,died Saturday, Professor O. Mi-Conover, reporter of in his 84th year. the supreme court of Wisconsin, was Letters addressed to the following persons re­ One man was killed and five persons last fall married to a sister of General maining In the post office at Hastings. Barry were severely injured by a cyclone at Fairchild, and went to Europe for a county, Michigan. May 5. twt: Del Rto, Texas, which- also destroyed bridal tour. Cablegrams announce bls Chas. Brooks. Mrs. 8. M. Clark, Thomas Grif­ fin. Laura Keeler. „ several buildings. , death in London. Cards-Bate Ballej, Anna Fuller, H. H. The New York assembly, by a vote The oldest financial institution in Helstand, Mrs. Marla Newton. of 60 to 63, defeated a constitutional Mexico, the National Bank of Monte Kaae-A.ote w ltroynB. r „ amendment to prohibit the manufact­ ure or sale of liquor. ■ ■ Curk for Cuour.—Use Dr. Thomas' Eclectric EL F. Webb, who recently organized ■um of money, and closed ita doors to Oil. It is the best remedy tor all sudden attacks of colds. i*ain and Inflammation, and Injuries. a council or the Golden Rule at Gales­ protect its creditors. burg. Illinois, fled with the funds and Samuel F. Donnelly, a reporter for left bis bills unpaid. the New York Sun, who was crushed Mr.T. W. Atkins, Girard. Kun., writes: 'I George Adams, a burglar awaiting under a ladder at a fire in Thomas never hesitate to recommend your Electric Bit­ - trial in Chicago, is said to have fallen street, died Wednesday from his injur­ ters to my customers, they give entire Mtistee* and art rapid sellers." Electric Bitters ar* heir to$40,000 by the death of his fa­ ies. Until recently he was city editor tion the purest and best medicine known and will of the Omaha Herald. ther, at Haverhill, Mass. positively cure Kidney and Liver complaint*. Surrogate Stem, of Buffalo, yester­ Purify the blood and regulate the bowels. ho The Nortliwestern hotel, at Mar­ family can.aflord to be without theni. They will quette, Mich, owned by a railroad com­ day Reported to the board of supervis­ save hundreds at dollars In doctor’s bins evenpany, was destroyed by an incendiary ors a shortage of $1,700 in the accounts year. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by W. H. Goodof his predecessor, Zebulon Ferris. fire, the loss being $24,000. Miss Ella Wheeler, the Wisconsin The immediate result was the death of poetess, was married Thursday to the latter by apoplexy. Mr. W. H. Goodyear Is always wide awake In Henry Ward, of Elgin. Ids., has a Robert M. Wilcox, of Meriden, Conn., bta business, ami spare* no pain- to secure the mother over 103 years old, who runs begt where she will in future reside. of every article in bis line. He has secured The Ontario cabinet has offered a re­ away from home whenever she is left the ngenry (or the celebrated Dr. King's New tor Consumption. The only certain ward of $1,000 for the conviction of the alone. As Henry punished her for Dlsoovery cure known for Consumptions. Coughs. Colds. man who laid dynamite cartridges misbehavior, an agent of the Humane Hoarseness, Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, or Society caused his arrest. • any affection of tin- Throat and Lung*. Sold on under the parliament buildings. Large quantities of whisky are being positive guarantee. Will give you a Trial Bottle James W. Tasher. a wealthy farmer Free. Regular site »i.oo. of Oakland, Maryland, has been lodged sent to Baltimore for export on the in jail for criminal intimacy with nis German steamships, to he brought back when the demand improves. Spec­ daughters, 17 and 18 years of age. Tbr brat salve In the world for Cute, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tetter. Charles Friess. of Baltimore, and his ial gaugers have been appointed to pre­ Chsppep Hands, Chilblains. Coms, and all Skin wife and four sisters were stricken with pare the uecessary record. Eruptions, and positively cures Mies, or no pay Lloyd G. Wheeler, of Chicago, was required. It is guaranteed togive perfect satis­ trichinahds from eating pork, and the elected president of the Interstate con­ faction, er money refunded. Price 23 cents per fanner died Wednesday morning. box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. A gale ou Lake Champlain, in which ference of colored men at Pittaburg, the waves rolled thirty feet high, in­ and made an eloquent address. Amonj ConmunptioD has been, and can be dured by ’ jured the piers at Burlington for two the seventy-five delegates are Fret .the use of Downs’ Elixir. Douglass and Bishop Green. miles, causing a damage of $100,000. 'Clipped from Canada Presbyterian, under sig­ A pot of dvnamite was exploded in a , Tbe CMUkdbm department of marine nature of C. Blackett Robinson, Prppr.: I was ordered the purchase of a. New­ cured of billions headache by Burdock Blood house at Ellettsville. Ind., TuAsdAv? Tuesday/.' jhas • foundland whaler winder'with which tn to exex­ Bitters. _ ______ -'"rroindlanA with which One man was killed, three were danger ­ Costiveness fa the cause of Dm- intolerable ously injured, and nine others wounded. plore Hudson bay and establish the "bad breath” of multitudes. Dr. Henry Bax­ practicability of a short steamship line ter’s Mandrake Bitters remove the cause and Burglars blew the safe in the post­ prevent the evil, and cost only 25 cents. office at Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, shat­ to Europe for northwestern grain. A north-bound passenger train on As a sure remedy for 8lck Headache, Hour tered nearly every window in the buildtog. but fled before securing any plun­ the Illinois Central route was wrecked Stomach. Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Constipation, by a rail placed across the track, near Torpid Liver. Btlllousness, Ac., no medicine is der. Duck Hill, Mississippi. Henry White, Crlckmore,a racer, owned by ex-Goveendr Bowie, of; Maryland, recently the engineer, was killed, and four other A.W*ak Back, with a weary aching lamobroke down on the Washington track, train employes were slightly injured. ihts over the him is a sign of diseased kidneys. and has been permanently taken off the Blaine on Thursday secured the four Use the best kidney curative, which Is Burdock delegatee-at-large from Minnesota, and turf. d fifteen votes in Texas, thirunr- r George C. Cargill, for the past seven­ captured —•*-—* six *DEED. Maryland, in Oregon, ••*** and teen years manager of a commercial boat !■ >* two in Rhode Island. Arthur added agency at DesMoines. twenty-one to his string, and Edmunds NORRIS.—At the residence nf hli eWest son in leaving a considerable Baltimore. May 1st. Robert Norris, aged M three. accounts. Ida Lewis started out in her boat, In toe fourth court of common pleas at Philadelphia, Judge Thayer admit­ Wednesday, from Goat island lightr TAI88OLUTION NOTICB.-Jpie find of Smith ted Mrs. Carrie G. Kilgore to practi.ee, house to rescue four drunken men who JLz 6 Packard have dissolve by'- mutual con­ after every other court had denied her had capsized in the harbor, but she was sent, Mr. Packard remaning to Rattle Creek. outrowed by a crew from the wreckinj AB aewmnta to be paid to Jerome Smith. who the right will continue the bctalumM. and will be pleased The diamond and jewelry house of schooner, who saved the imperiled to see all of his old friends and customer*. Palmer, Batchelder 4 Co., founded in men. JEROME SMITH. Moses Fraley, the BL Louis specula ­ , E. PACKARD. Boston in 1817. made an assignment Friday, but gave no accurate state­ tor, has declined the offer of several of bis creditors to settle at 83i cents on ment of liabilities. the dollar, and has given notice that he John Kilter, a famous burgtar, who has served part of a tit irty-year term in is prepared to pay all accounts in full. the stole prison of New Jersey, has He owes $330,000. more than half of been left $60,000 by the death of an which is due in Chicago. State of Michigan. County of Barry--*«. Joseph Fifer of Bloomington, Sena­ At a Mewlon of the Probate Court for the Connaant in England. J. D. Porter, of Monmouth, Illinois, tor Horace Clafk of Mattoon, and W.J. Calhoun of Danville, are the leading hasvwithin a week lost several short­ horn calves from spotted fever, the candidates for the district attorneyship animals frothing at the mouth and dy­ of southern Illinois, made vacant by the appointment of James A. Connolly ing" in great agony. so solicitor of the treasury. The Thetis sailed Thursday from The delegates-at-large from Ver­ New York to the Arctic regions, being mont to the national republican con­ accompanied to Sandy Hook by Secre­ taries Chandler and Lincoln on the vention are J. Gregory Smith, Redfield Proctor, Frederick BlUinn, and B. 8. gunboat Tailanooea.; Harris, who are instructed to vote for Fizgerald won the walking match in New York, making 610 to Rowell’s 608. Edmunds for president, and who favor He was presented with a silver goblet lined with ffokL About 5,000 persons green, but failed in an attempt to make his three young children drink doses which he offered them. Scott E. Smith, of Des Moines, who was released on Ixil under an indict­ ment for the murder of James Reyn­ olds, killed himself with a revolver hi pseaenee of hte family. The Pennsylvania railroad has de­ clared a semi-annual dividend of 4 per cent. The Western North Carolina road paid $600,000 to the state Thurs­ day under its contract An order takes effect May 1st on the 7 a- road reducing salaries The straight-out republicans of Vir­ ginia proclanned themselves for Blaine and UncoLn. tnit sent their delegates to Chicago uninstructed. The sixth plank of the platform condemns Presi­ dent Arthur for permitting a ruthless violation of the civil service law in Vir­ ginia. Near Pittsburg, on Bunday morning, mill-workers named Dillon and Daily fought 17 rounds with bare knuckles, according to prise-ring rules, to settle an old score. Daily was knocked down in each round until his strength gave out, and be is said to be in a precarious condition. A force of seven tjtflve Italians was on Saturday set to work on the docks at Buffalo, aud the adjacent streets and seven hundred special policemen have been sworn Ln and held in reMUnukra wndand » owrc family navCincinnatl mad told tb«tr bodiM to ■ nwdkwl THIS FLOW IS THE LATENT PRODT CTION OF THE OF MOOT CAMTVL «TL1> V AXP WOWWVI. It 1. caned the COMBINATION PLOW. 'a? '™‘n' " ",e ' ("'“■'I* —« u h ylM toh rturbwl to to wk. toatBBlh, Uw tamdl™ u. Uw Ho., I, to parts which ran be made, all fitting lierfecUyoo tliesame wo . jn. i£ . for an' In «ry, hard or tony ground. »n<l In he»n itn, warrant u* in Raying that It la the brat lurd ground p'-m t4jlu GREBLE & POWERS Cyclones There is no profit in learning facts unless you draw practical con? elusions from them. When you read accounts in the papers of Tornadoes, Winds, Cyclones, that destroy thousands of property­ and human lives, remember the moral, INSURE WITH Welton & Crook Fire, Life, Accident, and Wind and Call at the Agricultural Warehouse of CHESTER MESSER, ----- AND SEE THE----- Latest and Best Thing Out, The New Buckeye Low-Down Binder. The simplest best binder in the market. Come in and see it. I have the flwri line of open and top buggies ever brought to thh elty, and »ell them at close flgum. I have Ju»t received another curtaMl ol tSf The “old reliable” Studebaker Wagons. Over 500 of them wagoiw are In i^e In Barry county Rxtny, and are gMng the b~t of ratWaetton tn smy raw* hi the line of HAY TEDDERS, I can give you your choice ot the three btvi machine* made. I Mil the Bullard. Allen and BookwaWer Anything you want In the line ot farm machinery 1 can veil you. Bevpeetfull). t Chester Messer. Important to Farmers. Having returned to Hastings I have opened a And It is further orderedinterested tliat uidlrTZld ortlUntwr gre njtircto the peraon. £ Q,t said petition, and the K Porn^\it*”? UoCnty’5 weeks, previous t?raid*Xsy ofhel?n2lKW”',Ve r, . , (A true copy.] CLEMENT RUTH, Judge of Prohaie Tii and Repair Shop: J. M. ROGERS & CO One door east of Brook* * Cook's, Huue Bt. OF THIS CITY, !**"■ cnt«rr4'lU. atkl iM mm o«er Ur a>« U» Uuetrtril »”U •*»' in ttiejelreult «niri fw the count) of Barry-In Frank G. Fierce, complainant. Albert Ward, defendant. 8>rte ef WriUsan. Fifth Judicial Cirmdt-ln b. Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware. • NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. unnnimin, We keep a full line of Agricultural Implements EKS & CO. �mm t /r?y At a mictin g ot the Prairieville b7 GMUve ^wn^ipbowdattheetert.,, un Saturday. May 3th, Dr. Jama, w Mictajel Angelo, Longfellow—John 1 jut et ma appointed health officer, Frank M. McElwain. nuns and the responsibility they han A’?T!Onjen“n'e™tor- Albert Warner essoined made publie. I recogulra In ‘~~Thjohi«on, Lo<.l 1MH w. and U. P: Pendill board ot review. some of them men who deservedly are _ —i---' called good men and good dtlaen. Diquor bonds Were fixed at MJI00. MkhM^ Kitty «nd What I do want, Mr. Editor, la that Thb society connected with EmannHand embroidered pin cushion—Mim these bondsmen pay Ul« an what they el church yill be entertained on Thurs­ Gene Brown. •. WASTED! Same ot them day afternoon of next week, by Mrs . Hand painted plaquo-Stelle Wheeler. swpar they are worth. do not, as an examination S the lUaket cut flowers-Mrs. J. W. Ban­ Della Barlow and the ladies abated croft \ ment rolls for 1883 will prole. I now FOB HALE. with her, in the society rooms, in Row­ Mohair plush patent rocker- from give the name* of these bondsmen, and .bort-horn Durham bulls for sale er’s block. Supper served from six un­ Parente of groom. ■ t ...juiic **r A. B. McOmter, the til seven. All are cordially invited. illow rocker—from bride’s mother. amount of property they swear they I" nmek Hastings lgdoe No. 944, Independ­ _ Sewetyy chair-Mr. and Mrs. R. H. A four year old boy. WilliaufF. Hicks . Marshall and daughter Ella. .8 8,000 ent Order of Good Templars, will give Silver cologne case—Belle Throop, Valentine Leins... . 12.000 H. Bunyan. 502 Robert Dawson ... an entertainment at Temperance hall Coldwater. . 8,000 An elegant broom preseni .. the Augustin Rower . 8,000 Monday evening next, which will con­ ited* to J. W. Bentley .... bride, attached to which was the . 8,000 ‘ folsist of dialogues, declamations, recita­ lowing dedicatory sentiment: . 4,000 tions, tableaux, etc. Our citizens should Dedicated to Mrs. M. L C.: . 4,000 hrap. >or Information npply give this worthy organization a lilieral John Winkelman A broom to ywi well send: . 4.000 in MCssHlkr.. use the brushy part. W. IL GoodVear.. r.l II>|U«<*. ■ . . 4,000 patronage. In rrouM, the other end. -D.F. Newton .... . 4,000 ••BANNkBCKaW.vrol: - af men are putting up the The meeting and septal tea of the . 4.000 Mr. and Mrs. Cook emliark upon the A.W. Bailey........ {phoneline. | ’ AV. C. T. U. with its hcawrary montan IL Newton............. . 4,000 matrimonial sea with the well wishes A. Hubbell............. f. . ■!.'«>Dii:r.dtt* of thtj past week have Tuesday evening at the residence of of a host of friends. They will lie “at Ami now, supervisors of Hastings. I Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Niskern, was an en­ home’’ at their residence on Green ..jc glad the hearts of farmers. call yinur attention to this list, and in­ joyable occasion. Matters of interest street, Mbndays and Wednesdays until . DE< l El!, s(im-4*or to 1 lecker Bros., sist that you should assess these men at in regard to the future welfare and June lt<t, when they contemplate a _• ric i r<*k. h:|s an announcement in what they, trader oath, assert themgood order of our city were diseased, western trip of several week’s duration. selvqs to lie worth. and future plans of action decided upon. Regrets were received from the fol­ ______________ A TAXPAYER. .Wjiiis »'>» want rvlinble boots and The Michigan < Central Annual Excur­ lowing persons residing at a distance: , ,t. ;,n-. those iiiarfiifactured by Wk are receiving fresit and season­ Prof. Sami Dickie and wife. Prof, and sion to the sea, via Niagara Falls, St. , jjj., *«i:r.iiions A Peabody.able goods every day, bought for cash Lawrence river, Montreal, Quebec, the Mrs. Delos Fall, Miss Ella 'Kingsley, Rev. A. A. Knappen, wife and daugh- *at lowest market figures, and perhaps .xzKS.ofCarlton,some time mountains and Portland, will be run . ters, of Albion; Mr. and ; Mrs. G. R. it would lie to your advantage to call .. .'-ijii'lgitl insane, was taken to the this year during June, July and August. Flemii Heining, Mr. John Lesher, of Detroit; and get prices Itefore you buy. .. ia'iiaT*..-' asxlum Tuesday. • .. Full . ..a. information aaaa«..„«»v.v.i regarding dates, rates, | JJr- rtn “J” M,rH; £•. M* Mallett, Mr. and STAUFFER A SALISBURY. T. U. will meet with Mrs. lind routes, etc., will be cheerfully fur- i „ L, i\alk®r H“<1 ?°n’ st- 1>r’ ...... i. ,„.v« a n^. I v« vv r us d! ’ ‘ I nuoe i.^r antl,Mre. G. E. £S BowersqS and COUNCIL PBOCKKDINGB. ■ h< onib, next TuotWy after- nished fey E. II. Hughra, Michigan paa-1 iSSLStofc Council met in regular srssloe Friday, April 2. [f past two oclock. senger agent, Detroit. Michigan, who ! Grand RapHs; Dr. H. C. Turner and HI' hqnur Mayor Puw«n In the rhalr. Fniw-nt _ x I111-.-I ti- , -c<- i-t ._ w . \ is uow .1 sojourner in the I personally conducts the excursions, and Grandville; Dr. II. J. Turner and It is to be hdned that hr i Mre- ,9“^ By Ahi Steblua that the bonds of the druggist hoped tie offers new attractions and unrivnllwi unrivalled Morse, Mr. and Mrs. A. Barnes, York­ lie ns<jd at >2,000. Carried toy all ayes. The] drugxhts ImhhIs ot w. J.sLI. Hollo­ tv e the l ull uwiwtire o£ justice, accommodations. ville; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bfela*, Nash­ way Im! surethm; Fredrick Hotchkiss, and i:i plemwd to note that the d|y [ Number one, volume one, of the Cal- ville; Miss Lizzie Masters, Albion, Mr. sureties, and W. H. Goodyear and sureties were and Mrs. (Seo. W. Freemah, Lansing: each wparately accepted and approved by ayes .edertdwl to make extensive • edonian, a paper just started at Uale- Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Holly, Woodland. and nays as foDowt: Ayes, Aide Black. Beamer, Hoclel Jones, Parker, Tinkler and Stebbins, 7. iii-nts upon rhe streets this 8eh-J donia station, by W. A. Shank, of the Nays.'Wood. You can’t buy dry goods of any kind I Middleville Republican, is at hand. The TheEoilowIng bills were presented: Chas. Blrtutft. building fires.......................... $a 00 I Hi. Working Men’s Temperance ‘ Taledonitcn is a o-column folio, neatly any cheaper than you can -of us, if as W. J. Micluu-I, clcauiux hose.................. t 00 Dan. Hchay, drawing Engine to Hcnder< i xt ill hold a meeting at Temperance ; pnntetl, and with a fair amount of aul- cheap. Just call and see and get our sbOtt fife........................ 5........................ 2 00 prices. >i,n.L.y afternoon at 3:30o*dock., vertiHing patronage. We speak from HMtiauR City, Dr. to Din Shay ant! team. STAI l^FER & SkLIKBURY. < April X l«t ward one day............ ?.......... 4 3 w ■ experience when we inform Bro. Shank » “ one day................ a oo ’All are iivited. ' X " one odcday day................ ........ . ... 3 00 j that he will be obliged to do a vast : m|v 5th, to Mr. and Mrs. J. (I Lamp-1 MONDAY evening last the 1. O. G. T., one day...... . ambqnt of spreading to successfully of this city, installed the following oTthree hoars, ’u.d|*nd wife, a son; weight, nine; one day........ run two papers—one carefully editecl ticers: The Dr/s many friends extend paper la about all one man can well at­ W. C. T.—Travers Phillips. Hartingi City Dr. to John Egelittou and team <<ngra!iuiations.; I * April X to May 2, incltulve, work in lat tend to. However, here’s success to the W. V. T.—Mra. <). S. Carpenter. ward, s day* 3 boura........ — !. H. Dennis was elected one of the Caledonian. W. C.—Rev. II. P. Robinson. Haatinn City Dr. to Ji laa. Hootnn. W. R. S.-Miss Libbie Mclaaughlin. . =?>< t df b k’atcs to attend the greenApril X to May 2d, Inclusive, workk in l«t PERSONAL. W. F. S.Mrs. E. J. McElwain. ward, & days 1 hour .. ............. 916 90 • -kjn,mould enhvention, which Is to W. T.— Mrs. Hayes.. HaKtlnss City Dr. to Ed. Reynoldm. Mr. Sdd. Beach is visiting friends in 'u:in.tir Ren. liutler. ■ , ' April X to May 2d, inctiuHiTe, work in lat W. M.—Bradford Dean. Sandusky, Ohio. ward,6 days..................... •.............. n oo .\'oAMEoi ljase l«dl l»etwe€h HaaHaittinga City Dr. to Cbaa. Grace and team. F. C. Boice, of Nashville, called on The annual election of officers for April X to May 2d, inclurivc, work in let •itiipjaEd Irving will lie played at the ward, 2 days » Roars....................... M *o the Banner folks Monday. | the Hastings Fire Department resulted ',arfci’iundsSaturday afternoup next. HaatlDn City Dr. to F. Krelrton. as follows: Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Niskern spent April* to May 2d. inclusive, work In 1st • •iilia.1 will be dalled at two o’clock Chief, IL F. Ford: 1st Ass’t, John Q. promptly;. I |. Sunday last in Battle Creek. HaiUngR City Dr. to Altieri Iamb. Creasy; 2<i Ass't, Will D. Bennett; Mrs. Ambler, of Northville, Mich., is Secretary, John T. Rock; Treas., M. F. April X to May 3d, inclusive, work In 1st I Hi; new r.iilroiul is yet hanging tire, ward, 5 days a hours... . ................. 17 I . ut a comparatively small amount visiting her grand-daughter, Mrs. A. II. Abliott; Steward. (Inw. Mellon; Fire Hastings City Dr. to John Tinkler. Wardens: 1st ward. Frank Stanley; April«to May 2d. inclusive, work in 1st i aise. Kalamazoo people have called Johnson. ward. 5 days 8 hours..... ................... S8 * 2d ward, M. D. Lake; 3d ward, M. Fr Mr. N, Parker is in Cincinnati, Ohio, Abbott: 4th ward. Andrew Angle. * I ju Maj. Anderson to assist them in Hastings City Dr. to Emory Wilkins. April X to May 2d. Inclusive, work in 1st whither he went for the purpose of at­ uisog their quota. ward, 3 dayr3 boura................... 17 K Card of Thanks.—We shall ever Hastings City Dr. to BM Wiley. Twen i y-seven nutted with the M. tending a side of blooded horses. hold in grateful remembrance all the April * to May 2d, inclualve. work-in let i Hutch ol this city, by letter and un ward. 3days 1 hour............................ M 65 Married.—At the residence of the frhtptbs whose loving hearts sympathiz­ prolAtion. Thus far 221 have been adHastings City Dr. to James Bwinn. bride’s mother,corner Court and Hano- ed nnu willing hands assisted us in our Labor in lat ward 1 day............... . .............tl *O ’uitted to nit-mbendup during the pree v^ streets. Wednesday evening. May late liereavement. Also .wish to thank HMdinirs City Dr. to W.H.MIlier and team. Labor tn 1st ward Sr day.................... *1 <o ►nt cnnfeh?nce year. 7th,at 7o’clock,by Rev. W. A. Hunsber­ our kind friends in Hastings, for the 16 2D-inch tile of H. A. Goodyear......... tss 00 SiElTiNi. into Evans & Brooks, the ger. Marshall L. Cook and Belle Wheeler rare and beautiful* flowers, which are James A. N'ims, City Marahal. • •therday,. we found the boys busy as Youngs, Miss Stella Wheler and E. so suggestive of the rreurrection, . By Aid Bogie that the accounts be allowed. Gained by all aye*. . HRS. MARY .NORRIS ANDCHlLDREN. e4 pith work. Lust year was the D. Whitlock acting as maid and grooms­ By Aid Beainrr. Resolved, that the coin ini tlec BalHmorr, May Uli. 18M. on stcets buy a scraper for the city. Carried. ■ 4 in their business experience, but man. The ceremony- was witnessed Resolved* lliat there be and Is hereby trans COMKHWIOATED. only by the immediate relatives of the ■ l:t \ expeet this one to surpass it. lerred from the contiujreul fund to the school Im»h1 fund to apply on the school bonds when •luiiN Beamer has reewved a full contracting parties, and a very few of EDITOR BANNER: any of them may become due, the sum of two city In* common with most of your thousand dollars, and that the mayor l< herein line ijt the John Holland gold pens, their most intimate friends. directed to loan the above amount at not less Immediately after the ceremony the subscribers, I perused the council pro- than seven percent |>er nnnum. subject to the i» n-noWers; etc., which he is selling ' ceedings in'your last issue. My main approval oUhls council. company repaired to the residence of ►ryyheap. He is sole agent for them JAM. E. HOGLE. D. R. Cook, where a large number of abject in reading them was to learn . Resolutlou by Hogle on motion of Beamer that k. this city. Sign of Electfid Clod;. the resolution be bud m> the table. Carried. who were the bondsmen for Hastings' our citizens extended their congratulaPetition for sidettslk on Creek aud Bond Wi have received-from the Muske-. liquor sellers. To my surprise I found streets were received. ' tions to the newly-wedded couple, k’"ii iHwrd ol I rat It: a 231 page- volume The tokens of love and esteem were that, while the recorder’s report gave MititiKl "Muskegon and his resources." cn-tk rtrect »u ><1 to vradc Creek rtreet for numerous and elegant, among - which the names of the saloonishuit failed to to sidewalk. Carried by au ayes. i! ’.hit thriving city doesn’t boom, it, name their I tondsmen. Asrooth should Heixnt by Htelddmt and curried that the re• we noticed the following: iKirt be adopted aud that the street committee will cot 1# for the lack of pushing m«i Chased silver tea set—presented by appear and must appear on the original authorised io see Ui same. ‘ luit.! . ; • ^.... ‘/| । i ■ । Revolved, That two hundred dollars from the W. D. Hayes. L. E. Knappen. George record, I cannot believe but that the general highway fluid be and is hereby trans­ A Mother delivery wagon for Chld- Preston, E. Y. Hogle, J. W. Bentley, recorder purposely -omitted naming ferred to the first ward of the city of Ilastlmp be a]>J>1 led to the rriudrs of the approaches to Clement Smith, I). S. Goodyear, John Without making a to ■ t-rs dairy »to l>e placed on the route B. Rotarte, C. H. VanArman, P. T. these bondsmen. mid city. *•• R* BEAMER. Bv Altl Wood, that the resolution be adopted. '"mt •tiuie qext week. With two wag­ Colgrove, L. C. Welton, Chas. Mack, direct charge, I insist that everything Carried. By Aid Jones. Resolved, That the marshal ons. the proprietors will Ire enabled to P A. Sheldon, Fred Alexander, (lias. indicate that this omission was in­ be Instructed to iwdlfy all pen»n« to cleaaupan deliver milk ut such tinres as their cu»- Mason, R. K. Grant, D. W. Rogers, A. tended. rubbish aud back itBevs In the city; and In de­ H. Johnson, members of Barry Lodge thereof, that he cause It to t»e done at the 1 aw a taxpayer of this city. Upon fault touieS may wish. expense of the owners of s^ld lota, and the cost No. 13, Knights o’f 1’jthias. of same be collected the same as ocher city every dollar 1 poalesa I cheerfully pay GeOkg’e E. Goodyear has sold the An elegant volume of Milton s Para­ taxes. Carried. the demands of the-dty, county and dise Lost, illustrated by Gustave Doree, On motion the council adjourned. ,; house that- has so long served as his J. WEIBBKRT. Recorder. I wish others to do the same, 1’Hiitl ft> Dr. Lathrop. As soon as the —from the Misses Nevins, the Misses state. Mudge, Lizzie Hendershott, Mna-'liav- whether cheerfully or not. Justice de­ If you want to buy a straw hat* fonn[r’s new residence is completed, ens, Rose Bostwick, Rose Benedit, Effie die Mr.’will move the building to his Salisbury, Minnie Matthews. Belle Mc- mands this, and in common with others ladies* tine shoes, boys' shoes, plow who pay taxes on all they own. it is my shoes, etc. Don’t buy until you price Elheny and Lillian Eaten. 1'ils qn West state street. French clock—Mr. and Mrs. I. VV. right to see that none escape taxation. ours. The Indies society of the Presbyterian Ntokera, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bbantt. STAUFFER « RAM8BURY. Every num who signs a liquor bond in • hiirtih, will be entertaim-d on Friday Mr. and Mrs. Geo. & Davta Mr. and this dty swears that he has property afternoon of this week, iiy the Misses Mrs. Wm. Jones and Glen H. GreenrpHE NEW BARBER SHOP. above his indeMednesa worth «4/B0. hrndershott and Mrs. Eugene Lamer- '"siiver card reeelver-C. H. vnnArIt he Is worth that sum ho should pay their residence on Michigan man, A. R. SfcOmber, Frank G. Good­ taxes on it. 1 can see how those who In the Basement of the ayenhe. A cordial in viuuion to all. year and Moroe E. Nevins. Silver berry dish—Dr. and Mrs. E. H. sign liquor bond*. If they drain- to es­ ^AfuitpAY evening last Command- Lathrop, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hogle. Mr. cape taxation, would wish that the fact *r J. IL Dennis, of Fitzgerald Post, or- and Mra J. A. VanAnim, Mr. A. E. of their signing such bonds should not v.ciiTjt-d stark Post No. 249, at Cedar Kenaaton and Dr. W. 1>. I’olhmnna. be known. I can see how an alderman Silver Jardiniere—Mr. and Mrs A. IS THE PLACE FOB (r"'k with Albert Adams net comH. Johnaon. Mfas Bttie Main, Herb. who votes to approve a bond with sure­ tuander. A number of comrades df ties that are not sure, should also dwire Snyder and F. A. Curtis. . I itzgpraiii Post were in attendance. Silver Ink Stand and 1 Ime-pl-ee । the matter kept from the printed rec­ MiXsrs. Brooks & Cook have nof !combined - Henry Cook and J. t. ords of the council proceedings. I can Mead and daughters. thus see how the recorder could have exactly moved out of the old house into ' plenty of Influences and motives to the new, hut they have removed their ,John Bessmer. M Eva and Albert Troutwine have withhold the names of these bondsmen. Mock into the more vomiuodious quar­ opened a new iiarber shop, and prupo*' While 1 have no sympathy tor sa­ to conduct it in a satisfactory manner ters. Iiitdv occupied by Ralph Jordan, 1 two doors east bf their former location. KL«n.Hu«lv «t-Mi.« Belle a»<l Mr. loons, neither giving nor sating any to all who may wish their services. favors of them. I recognlxe the right of fnuiwiAY night last the wind blew F SUtXrv, -i:ourtahip in Sleepy any man io hold and advocate different Il gale al this place. Ourdtitena were Clemjot 8m*a. views. While I would not for any sum Set of fruit knives—Mr, and Mrs. G. awai^n«| abbut midnight by the ringattach my name to a liquor bond, I tog of the Presbyterian church bell, wqro-Mr. recognise the perfect right of every JOB SALE ' by the wind. A funnel^aped other man to do so If he pleases. It » \h>u<l passed near the city about the -<1 his right under the law If he in willing time. ^■J^tei-Mr..LoW. Kux- to take the risk. The I*ct iff bi* *o do­ ing does not hinder bis being a •““* 1 he Grand Rapids Eagle says that Judgt, Witliey has advised United citizen nor would the fact of itself that a man in our community did sign a [u,« Ulstrict Attorney Stone and -Mm. B. W. Shrinw, liquor bond warrant me or any good Iteputy Hyde to notMy all persons who isitcopies ofthemoe Guetta, »nd ettia® m aaying of that J" like puUicationi from the pwitoffioe tn Mra. G.H. Brook*. ’top, or prosecutions win tallow. The -latute prohibiting the circulation at "bjectiouble literature tbrowh the PMUThttils Includes rahaetlbm aa w«<l aa publishers of such wxalied literature. Hastings Banner. «. I IN 15 Tit fa Hit Milt. We will return the purchase money to every to UeuMpmera. itrrfcct Mtisfacttoa. * We have sold clothing to the people of West­ ern Michigan for 18years, and have bunt up the largest trade Jn our line By fair dealing and selling goods at low low prices. Our String Stock IB FULL AND COMPLETE. Mars iw w suits, Over joo diflrrtul styles to select from. We Can Suit All. BARGAINS IN Hats. When in Grand Rapids come aud tee us. Star Clothing House. 1 HAVE SEVERAL DQZEN GOOD BASE BALLS Every purchaser of a Free. R. K. GRANT, CLOTHIER. BUILDERS’ ROWER BLOCK! A Clean Shave uSiS^-^^’Mre. Try the Lady Barber! «^rupMSr«y-m. At a Bargain c. Whitcomb, ot •»*» HARDWARE PAINTS, OIL, &c Large Stock, Low Prices. H. A. Goodyear & Sons. �msaoart I»sg CaMa fa War There is' a distinct raflroad pop­ ulation that is constantly grow­ ing. It is com posed of com­ mercial' , travelers, lecturers, bhow agents, actor and actresses. They eat more meals iff hotel cars and railroad meal stations than they do at home or in hotels. They spend more nights in sleeping-car bunks thau in beds. To a person who travels only occasionally it is interesting to note now thoroughly equipped fthese professional journeyors are. Upon entering a sleep­ ing-car early id the evening, for instance, they remove their shoes and put on slippers, hang their hut up and don silk traveling caps, take off their coats and jmt on short sack coats or smoking jackets. In‘the morning, when the occasional traveler, obliged to wear the only cloth­ ing he has brought, goes to thp^toilet compartment in his ooat and vast, and thus struggles in an effort to cleanse hia akin without soaping his sleeves or his ooat collar, these professionals K’ excite his envy, ^hey come all smiles, having slept well and feeling perfectly at home. They hang up their smoking jackets and display ,snowy white robes, ornamented with colored binding and braid, and capable of being thrown open at the neck and rolled up aboye the elbows. From a pocet in the suspended jacket one pro­ duces an ivory-backed brush and costly comb, a tooth-brush, and perhaps a nick el-plated soap box. Another opens out a prettily embroidered receptacle, composed of many fofds, each one a pocket and each one labeled. In these pockets are a comb, a brush, a tooth­ brush, shaving-brush, soap box, pair of razor cases, nail-brush, whisk broom, hand glass and cologne bottle. . Their familiarity with their surround­ ings is as noticeable a part of their equipment. A glance out of the car window is almost certain io reveal to them their whereabouts when they arise or when they are waked up, or are about to go to .l>ed- They carry their time­ tables in their heads, and give good ad­ vice as to which station has the best caterer. They are sociable and demo­ cratic. • [A. O. Marshall in “Army Life."] One day I stopped to give one of tbe sovs of. our mesa his breakfeast. He had been on rear picket the night be­ fore and consequently would be with the rear guard of the army that doy. Our ' regiment having the advance, made an early start and I did not expect to rejoin it nutil a late hour at night After find• ing our comrade and giyimz him his s morning coffee, I pushed forward. In course of the day. wishing to rest a short time, I ventured to call at a dwell­ ing by the roadside. The house was simply a log hut like all others in the b.'cSwoods of that part of Missouri Entering I found it had but one room and that furnished in the plain, rough style common to such localities. In one part of the room sat—what shall I call her? How shall I describe the charming creature who sat before me? A woman; an angel beautiful m day; fairer than the fairest; in age just passed beyond charming sweet sixteen to lovely womanhood. No, I will not attempt to describe this most beautiful one. Let it suffice that my highest ideal of angelic perfection was more than realized in the ] tenon of z the lovely being before me. ' Being a young and enthusiastic volunteer, suah a feast of beauty com­ pletely captivated me. Numerous ^iomembrances of stories’where I had rend of princesses of beauty being found else­ where by some singularly fortunefavored knight flashed through 'my brain. All my faith in love at first sight returned with double force. Al­ though enrapt I had not yet heard her speak; had not heard the enchanting tones of her sweet voice. Her mother—could it be? Was ' it possible that this plain, coarse woman was the mother of one so divine? No! I would not believe it I would believe that she was the child of love—a being of heavenlv, not of earthly origin, and I almost trembled for fear she would suddenly vanish from my eight and soar to her fir-off home above. Her inotlier went totbe door and called: “William, Made Hia Fortune Out Went. come here: your sister wants to [Chicago Herald “Train Talk.”] see you." Her brother would oome, she “Been out west, have you?" I said to would speak to him. Then, oh, then 11 a smart-looking.young man who sat in “ should hear the delicious mm>ic from the seat beside me. that sweet angel’s tongue. The bare “Yes, sir; been out there for ten anticipation intoxicated me. What, years.” then, would the sweet \reality be? “Where were you located?” Would it then be possible'for me to “No place in particular. Changed control myself? Could I then refrain around a great deal.” from throwing myself at her feet and praying to be her slave forever? She “Yee, mode a fortune. Am now going rises to speak to her brother. Oh ! sweet east to enjoy it. Shall live in a big anticipation! One moment now is an stone numsion at one of the prettiest age of bliss. She ojhjub her mouth. towns in New York state. Don’t sup­ Oh! sweet, charming, delight——what ? pose you will believe it, sir, but it’s a The words she spoke were: “Bill, you fact, I shall have 150 or 200 servants little cuss, give me a chew of tobacco'.’’ to wait on me. I shall keep my oWlf Thrusting his dirty hand down into his physician right on the promises. I greasy pocket he brought forth a filthy shall entertain hundreds of guests from pieoe of the vile weed, and—words are All over the state of New York and a worthless—the romance was “busted.” few from the territories.” “Now, that will do,” I interrupted. "Pm not a greeny; no use to tell such [Pall Mali Gazette.] The following somewhat gruesome such stories to me.” "It's a fact, though," he replied, "and description of M. Pasteur's laboratory, taken from a recently-published vol­ here’s the proof of it" And he held up ume entitled “L'Hiatoire d’un Savant his hands and exhibited a pair of liand-^ par un Ignorant,” gives a ver^ striking cuffs adorning his wrists. picture of the modern physiologic^ “Yes, sir, he’s mv prisoner, and I’m workshop: “All the animals in tne taking him from Montane to Auburn,” laboratory, from tbe little white mice said a keen-eyed, bearded man behind hiding under a bundle of cotton wool to him. “A misunderstandttfg between the dogs barking furiously from behind yon and the special agent iu regard to tlieir iron-railed kennels, are doomed to the whereabouts of some registered death. These inhabitants of the labora­ letters, wasn't it, Jim?* tory, wliich are marched out day after A Civilised Isdtan. day in order to be subjected to opera­ [Chicago Baraid “Train Talk.”! tions or other experiments, share the On a Fort Wayne train approaching space with etill more ghastly objects, Chicago there was a sh ort-statured, from all parts of France hampers ar­ straight-haired, copper-colored Indian, rive containing fowls which have died going back to the reservation after a; of cholera or some other disease. Here trip to the Indian school at Carlisle; is an enormous basket bound with Pa. He wore a nice suit of clothes, straw; it contains thd body of a pig which fitted him badly, and a paper which died of fever. 'A/fragment of collar without any necktie. He at­ lung, forwarded in a tin box, is from a tended strictly to Jiis own business, and cow dying of pneumonia. I: Hinee M. Puatouj, two years ago, went to rauillac to await the arrival of a boat which brought yellow fever pa­ tients, he received now taiul then from far-oT codntriee a bottle of vomito negre. Tabiki filled witU blood are Jying about, and smaller plates con tafnfng drops of blood may be seen everywhere ontbe .woyk-tabJes. In special stores bottlf^lika bidders are ranged resemblngfrnjall Hqnor bottles. The prick of a pin into one of these bladders would bring death to any jjj glass prisons mil.­ ions -- ------ -4 of mic^Dbes live and multiply.” M. Pastefir’i views on vivi­ section are known well enough. Hia* -own worda onihaankgact ara: “Never should I have the'eourage to kill a bird the slightest scruple. Science in. that case has the right of pleading the sover­ eignty of the purpose.” I Ban Francisco Chronicle.] There can hardly bo anv question of the elimaUc causes of nsrvpaaDees and im«*k JENTLEY BROS. 4 WILKINS' A MISSOURI MAIDEN. “An Indiau, I guess,” said the young chap, as he lighted a cigarette. And then, approaching the son of the plains, he attracted general ottentionby ahemting, with strange gestures: “Ugh, heap biginjun! Otflahw? Hiouxf Pawnee*? See great father? Have drink fire­ water? Warm Injun’s blood!” The cqpper-coloced savage gazed at the young mana moment, with an ill-con­ cealed expression of contempt on his face, and then he said, with good pronunciation, “You must have been reading some dime novels sir. lam going back to my people in Montana, after spending three years in the east at school. I advise you to do the same thing. No, I do not drink whisky. Where I live gentlemen do not carry whisky-flasks m their pockets.” The cigarette was not smoked out, and, I Jmm» PhHttjx, TRADE 5&‘ MARK WAGONSIIg^h |tbr cityof Hastings l-caiwe.M any tttei* IM-tltloaer should tn And it U further newspaper printed and circulate! tn said county <>f BarrTonce In raeh wyek fr-r thrp- sucresaivr I THEY cm DYSPEPSIA 4 HBKESMI, ( Act apoa theUrersad KlSaeys, BBGULATE THE BOWEL?, I They cure Rbeumaf.lsxa, and al! Uri­ nary trouble*. They inrtgnrate, nourish, strengthen and cule'. tbo Nervous L>stern. I t: ------ FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.------ Hops and Malt Bitters Co. DETROIT. MICH. (A true copy.)Judge of iTohiite. | In the matter uf the rotate -rf Dark! <’. Man- | lN>W<-. ttaTunderolgntal. having been appotateu by the|»robMterourt fot, Uie ■ j Enctl 0ll6 WtHTdlM! International Throat & Lung Institute n Lafayette Avenue Dktkost. Mien. deeravcd, do hereby give I Wednesday, the t&M day uf October, A. D. 1«M. at .to* o’ckick iv m. of rorb of said data, far tee purpose of examining «ul alluwius said ririms, and rhat rix mmiflis from the t»l day <rf April. A. D. IKK were allowed hy wdd court for credi- I tore to present their claims to us fur einmina1 tlmi aud altowancc. Dated. Apnl 3,1884. ' ROYAL G. KICK. dam . el wakner. DARWIN M<«»MBER Commlsriouera. ‘ALBERT LEA ROUTE* * . *ad Direct Lin. v>. GUMrdfaMl*ll SMte. I Htate ut MlchUsu. county at Oalboan.-i*. In the matter <rf tbe estate erf George Sine, an. : insatie penwn. I Notice Is hereby given, that tn punuiance uf I an order granted to Uw undersigned, guardian 1 Of the estate of Mid Gcomr Slue, an insaix- per­ i Hoti. J udge of yrobaXc.Ty the cutin O’ This Institute was founded by I>r. H. Souvlclle, of Paris, (ex-aldc surgeon at French army), for the special treatment of Catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness, Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs, using in the treatment of above named diseases Dr. Houvtelte’s new and wonderful Invention, the Wp ATC ma.kinP’ Speromrter, an Instrument which conveys med­ \ \ C dlL UldKHlg ical properties direct to parte affected, and • 1 1 t 'T** which is now used In all tine leading hospitals In Europe. It Is only since Dr. JJouvielle’n Inven­ tion and discovery of this aew method of treat­ ing the air passages, that Throat and Lung dis­ eases are no longer feared. Phnlclans and . sufferers Invited to Investigate this mode of treatment. If imporalbh* to call In person, writn for !Ht of questions and International News. Thousands treat*! by letter. Instru­ ments sent to any nddreas by express, with full directions fer using. Call upon or address DR. M. fiOUVIKLLE, 81 Lafayette Ave., Detroit, Mich. | | three I LIU Cl widths of 1 ire: WILLIAM REID, wholesale aud retail dealer In French and American window glass. plate gbuM, ribbed and rough plate for »ky light*, cut and enameled glas*. silver-plated saah bars French apd German lookliw gluaa plates, lead suid oil colors, putty, palnta, etc. 73 and 75 Larned street west, Detroit, Mich. Write for es­ timated. MANHOOD I ' I i | ’ Building i tl An»8t, New York, N. Y.; Post Oflks llox.MO. ■ rO^rt fPM0 rouu,n,n«,wwty ’ fc E,a 0 CHICAGO. & M ■ ft 11 ^1 | 3lood MARY ('RADIXK'K, , Gtmnllan. FrotmteNotlm. ’ I State of Miclitaan, County of Barry-m. Notice is hereby riven that to- an order of tbe probate court for the county of Barry made un 1 the Mh day ot April. 18M, six inoutiu from that dan* were aBowret for creditors to nreaent tbetr claim, against the rotate of Sarepta Moon-, bde of said county, decretard. and that all creditors of said foreased arc roqurolcd to f’.r5cn! U*elr claims before arid pfobate court, at the prolate <»tocc. tn the city ol Hast lugs, lu s*M countv, for examlnoUm. and allowance, ou or before the Mh day of Ortolw next, and Dial such dolma will be heard Iwfore raid court oa Ur day of May and on J hr 9th day oKtetotier Mxt, at tan o’clock in the lorrnwm of each <4 tboM- days. Dated. April 9U1. A. D. tMH. CUKMBNT SMITH. Cares Scrofula. Erysipelas. Pimples and Face Gnzfes, Blotches, Boils, Tumors, Tet­ ter, Humors, Salt Rheum. Scald Head. Sor^s, Xcrctuial Diseases, Female Weakness and Irregularities, Dizziness. Loss of AppetiteJuan dice. Affections of the Liver, Indi­ gestion, 'Biliousness. Dyspep­ sia and General Debility. foster. aiuuee t co. ■“’lES kr. 0NSUMFT1OH l«. <m whfcii zrid mOTlW th^taVlrin^ to j - be due. at tbe date of thl< notice, thr sum ot seven htmdred sod stxty-rix dollars snd ninety-1 ,l'’ Prorrodlnss having been h'i12“JS “ is We keep a Full Stock of Everything | th»t enters into . hotue, from । tmtOUGhS.1 Ek\X\R. ___ SUMPTION tntotr!lj ed times without nnmljer by the tx ly use of Downs’ Elixir. It rill Croup, Brottchltisf. Asthma,. Pleurisy. Whwpi uy~Cou^ - Throat, Chest 'td l ungs. ’ *1 other remedies fail . HXXY. TOESS3X * Lc:;. Dn. Pxxgklvv: Huue. for many l^iM to'Uneflt .uff" •“f’l testimony to Uio value of Zu--P..or». For flrf> yOarz I .1ntRLSS greauy with Frolamu, being ob'teed to I" a zopporter during nil thaw* lobe. Tnu may uzo my letter nnfl irknS one wlMhee to write me for more inforifiZ Uoo, give them my full uditre.-i APriiHiiS: O*’uu! ““P pl™»d Ktt u. , -' ur **“-**uora In our daurbter'a n o ; JSPS* Doors, Sash Blinds, 7 As low as can lye bought in any com* Petlng market in the State. CLKME5T SMITH. Indians eat the' horns of the deer when in the velvet. One day, on the -Biofx -reservation, in Dakota, a deer ▼as killed near camp and brought in entire. At sight of it, Pahlaniote, a almneconjou of some 50 years, dropped his usual statuesque attitude, knocked where; a quiet, pleasant ’evening is out off the boms, and, seat ng himself by e< the question. I hare, noticed from eat then!, fog, » if ’hi reading knd “» p*moo. dull veri­ er, Widow nt HM de- d.2hTtf«1’»> if th®y AGENTSS” ^Reflecting Safety law W n't. . ... It hil» Probate Kottea. I ** Bsrry,-ro. l>rota?te ron^«t7.?<x>ull, ,m‘^H Mb 7^o,'derof lhe Of Our Own Make, Raeer Article of Diet. h PUZZLE N. H. DOWNS' , Default thepaymenl --------- of a aidt having been made In tbe certain > the in Indenture ut of mortgage. mortiwre. faring u date a. Direo. Dtroo. by David ,Uy 1* J«p'An • A. bv I. made . ..raft. . nn P.'WMnt “«* Z*..K-lCaroline. hl» _wife, to Wlfii Sill to Ridge Board. mu GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE t TOar n«Uwt TlekM R Dated, Marohall. March M. pvq. • CORNRUUS FISHER. Guardian. ' In the juatter of Ute estate of Ktnma M. Cnul> dock, a minor. . , Notice is hereby riven that I zhall aeli at publlcaik-tlou, to the higheri bidder, on ftaturaay, the 31st day of May, X. D. 1M4, at ten o'clock. In • like forrfuxxi, at ^fr probate afflre. In tl)c city of | Haatings. in the eounty ut Barry, In the state of Michigan, pumuaut to lincensc. and .-uithorltv Kted to me an thr IMh day uf March. A. D. by the probate court u< Harry cmuitv, Mich­ I Ipui. all of the estate, right, title ui>d interest of | tbe said minor of. In ahd U> the real relate nituated and Iwiag In tbe rounty irf Barry. In the ! state of Michigan, known and described a« fol­ lows, to wit; City lot number four it) of block I numlwr ten tto) In thr eastern addition of thr Buyers are Invited to Call and See Them. [>. iK Sin vrtulue. to ws herein the highest ___ ___ ___ ___ ________ J, A. D. I ta*I7at ten o’clock to tbe farauuon nf that day taubject to *11 rnrnmbranceti 1 the foilawing 1 th**^hri^f*tk***^ haif'trf’the’nartfiraati quarter of hectiun twouly-faur, In town three north, nuwe eight wroL In tiw county of Barry. . ; Ho? Lost, Hoi Restored’ Just published, a new edition of Db. Cwlvkrwkli/h Ciu.F.nRATKi> EnSAvon the radical cure of Hperniatorrh'rH or Seminal Weakness, Invol­ untary Bcmlnal IxMaes. Im potency. Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impedimenta to Marriage, eta.; also, Consumption, Epilepsy anil Fits, in­ duced by self-lnaulgence, or sexual extrava­ gance, &<■. The celebrated author. In this admirable es­ say, clearly denioustates from a thirty years’ successful practice, that the alarming conse­ quences of self-abuse may be radically cured; pointing out a mode ot cure at once simple, cer uiln, and effectual, by means ot which every sub ferer. no matter what Tils condition pmy l>e,mnv cure himself cheaply, privately and radically. ' fy ■ Tills Lecture should be In the hamfa of every youth and every man In the land. Kent under seal, In a plain envelope, m ai>v address, post-paid, on receipt of tlx cents or m-dlew. .k. Y.. “ rArlSSwi^1 K. K—Tbl. ... I'1.1*’ KA" *11 R*>0PPPU. r™. -Pl’"*”- up north, and oa hia return noted the arid TwtltKHwr Itlaii, aud the •>f till* order • cara Sagrada, e°£. withan 51 agreeaUe Aromatic Elixir,_________ 1 D. 1< PROMPTLY done, the mb k hi the LMQp Hmi’EE A MSCMILCbe**'» QALK OF STATE TAX i.A.X I* ALDITXin GKSKBAII.’* ' LaiMttaf. MichNotice In hereby then tb.it ated in the cuunty ut Barry. t.M •« to W tor taxes of 18H> and vn > oi;-4 scribed In a list to be tore ante to ’7 Im traimfii 1 of said roiwi?. “ >'■ >* "“TT, m sale nt pnblic anetlMi to th'- high««’ S3 tresMurer. on tiw «r»t R»yj< „ at Uir treasurer • tdflcr in t J^urr.. the rtty of Hwtlus». !>' . ’« “^5 i(Mm & time anti <>•»>* * WahnSeivf i ordlakrytax attienh If not pntx«»< MtMsoMee aaronfinc to >■' •• llraIM1 jj n» OflteB of t&i county trc.oni.r. an* n " •b^8etan*>i win be offend-ft , chaw of thr ttofe’t title •'« fhK ’ tbe nale la the ronniv sfrVKfr • W,M’ .urilwrti^. .GuardlMii'" !*!«■• )(jJ in tbe matter of the estate of '■■•mp1 Kittle Galletley.minor*. <h#n-nM H* Notice ta hereby given lhj>’ ' lie auction, to the lilghert Mdja rw the Stat day nf M;<\. A. D-1 '*1-al A' " LnL,' W Qte forenoon, at tlir jwwt ■•ffip- ■» ih*to*J£*tge PndrtevtHe. In the ^'untjU For trie by FREDERICK HOTCHKlNtT •ppoarwd. Ho hurried homo. He Colt Urn! ho ooold not Mttlwaaywhwn. oad From .dBMl • look, like . rud.1, fashioned elay cyli the style of a mud- FREE! aEsar-onE SffiallMwfuudi And Satisfaction Guaranteed. . hSkwayteibe -.uil.«M-t fifown thr 11. M. Ever* Mon f, about one and Road Scrapers! APRia wMbMatUnUjrliawl with ooUfaa wwb, We have a few to UlHBli ■ 'U' l| �The Hastings Banner. nA-rnsw. m»AT. may ». iwu. Local News. if >» wishes to Indulge in he Is welcome to the Held. With 1A00 names on oor h* o, .ubecriben. wehwanowlsh hsrt to iaereore the number in anybut a legitimate man­ ner. We have plenty of paper on hand, and, ran gH along without paper wagers. Furthermore we are looking for rewards for our lalior here as well \ -Taxfayeh" elsewhere has a few as hereafter; and if we want to pay off i rds to say about liquor bonds. a score prefer the present to the i>Uw. While In Woodland :s wELn riN^ L. E. Knappenfor city ful unknown. ';.ini'-y.T-h’'council madea wise choice. nearly a year sro, we were informed by ->u-. u. Simmons & Peabody manu- what we deemed good authority, that iilc|uri: lhe bed kvater-pmf grain boot the subscription price of the News was •IDO. <1A6 or SIAO, according as it ,.c,Tctl for sale, i ' Kkv. Newland, of Jackson, gave an j pleased the editor to strike ’em. We were also informed that he was send­ iuierv'ting lecture on India, at the M. ing copies of the News to Baknbb r L r h Sunday evenings • ' Bubacnbera free until their time for promises to be a large calen- the Banner had expired, when pav for ,i,n tor the May term of court, and sev- the News would begin. We didn't like nd important criminal ernses will be that way of doing business; but busi­ Lt jght to trial. . ' . j ' • ness is business, and we thought we The custoni of selling farming tools, could stand that kind of a racket as .--. hold goods, etc., at auction on Sat- well as the News, and we think we • H'.i.i'. M-enisto be growing in favor. can. Believing whgt was told us. we decided to return the compliment, ami i : •].• Isaac usually cries the sales. under the : iJ’H Jordan has gone out of thr did so, and would do so again ------------------------...... j-. business. Il' nine other saloens j conditions. That was not exactly r»- would close their doors, the com- tlie S°ltlen rule; but it is our rule, to : v aud the proprietors would be I never a business compliment go unoff patt- We'do not vary much from that r.„ ,r;u..e for E. A. Rider', new I Dot «>«>«• «• < intiMion this week, ing the demand of an increasing biurineas. If courtesy, energy and push will win public favors, this firm will never lack for patronage. ' W. KRNSBERGER. While Mr. Emsberger pays more par­ ticular attention to the flour and feed business, he also carries a line of staple and fancy groceries. He finds that, despite the hard times, he Lt better than holding his own, ami proposes to fte*p moving on. Aside from the grocery houses we have named are two, those' of Byron Dickinson and Joseph Pflug. which are, Q.REAT REDUCTION IN COTTON GOODS. we regret to say, operated in connec­ tion with saloons. In our next we will speak of the dry goods establishments. WE HAVE CUT THE PRICES UNTIL ITS A NO. XXI. MY JOHX J. FOTTKH. The 13th of April, after having en­ joyed the hospitality of the good citi­ zenS of Sandusky just three months, we departed for the army of the Potomac. Thousands of citizens thronged the |rain to see its off,.to bid us good bye and a God speed. We reached the army the same day tliat Gen. Grant reviewed the array, but too late for the review and were assigned to Wright’s 1st di­ rices i. up. ;u>d froin it we ehould , v K?° «nraraing the policy vision, 6th corps, and went into the ■. t our fellow townsnin wlU I J,ew'’ t?*‘rd the «e quarters we had left three months be­ The few days .. •. ,u>e that for Uauty and eon-1i !**- wh8t "“ -------T* - — — t" °ur «“«««• imi fore. • that intervened | for us, under our instructions—and we il)efore P1* beginning of the campaign “ fjiri: ■ will lie a model. , j would do it again under the same cir-' wetB CCTQBUTned in drill and targetfprac. mi: case uf. Pelton vs. Lee <£ Dur• umstances. Had we not heard the re­ tice. • •. Nashville, in the IT. 8, circuit at The rank and file of the army fully port as to the doings of the News editor (.mid Lapids, judgment was given for in Woodland, we have no heratation in realized the situation and foretold the plaintiff. An effort will* be made terribly desperate conflicts that were so saying thAt our policy was wrong, and ' • r. itrc a new triid. 1 . i Many predicted that it would not have been our policy un- 1near at hand. The Middleville Repiiblican is each derany other circumstances. A fair 'Gen. Grant would meet the same fate . .. k improving as a local paper. Of chance and an open field is all we ask; 1of all his predecessors and be compelled ' t he uxch anges that come to ourdesk, and if we can’t get to the front we a*!- to fall back across the Kapldah after he . ne hu ve shown more marked advance- mit that we don’t deserve to. But if a had encountered Gen. Lee. If the cir­ • ut than our Middleville contempor- contemporary thinks to pursue such cumstances had been parallel their pre­ a policy toward us as we were told the dictions would probably have proven true. But Wore Grant would consent I he Banner no>- prints a weekly News did. we propose to give them a . it Jon of 1,550 copies. If the trades­ stomach full of it. If our information to assume the direction of the army of the Potomac he demanded and (received men of Hastings watit to do profitable from Woodland was wrong, and believ­ full authority to draw reinforcements i.ivertising the Banner ranks first as ing it led us into doing injustice to the from any quarter or any army he saw a niMiuid for reaching Barry county News, we stand ready to do all that can fit. The demand for a leader and the be asked of us to right the matter. inoplt*. . prestige he carried with him from the ( oitK of Hastings^ will be-greatly We never cherished any enmity toward great victories he had gained in the • irprued to learn irmn the Journal the editor of that paper; we admire the west; rendered it safe for him to make :• t he is a candiaate for congress. success he has made of the News; we such a demand. The president and the While an ardent and zealous republican, have never referred to him or his paper war department were not disposed to ’ in any but complinugitary terms—the the i-ongressional bee doesn’t Itother his question anything Gen. Grant asked for hat. f'ltiess again, i - only fault we have ever found lieing a and>be had everything just as he want­ tendency toward personalities and a ed. In fact President Lincoln, just be­ Ili’i-’oRTx are being made, to form a , public parade of what ought to be sup­ sto< k company here, for the purpose of fore the army moved, wrote him a note pressed. We challenge the News editor or sent him a dispatch asking him if । m*1 Picturing fish rods and wooden ' to name a man who will say that we there was anything else he could do for ire. With the assurance of good - iibinesstirmuMigenient, there would be( have ever spoken of the News as other him to make success more positive. than a gixxl pai>er; or its editor as other Realizing the fearful mortality that little trouble in getting the capital. . than a live, plucky and successful Hastings must have more nranufac-' journalist. We instructed our canvoss- would follow the opening of the cam­ paign,- the few last days of odr stay in ’ tiring. If ourdawineas men will en-' er to never say aught against any con­ camp were devoted largely to letter - ourage those who wish to do manu­' temporary in soliciting subscribers for A. EGGLESTOfc. writing and the mails were burdened facturing here, this object can be gain-' tbe Banner, and we believe he has . Hastings, Mich. with missions for home. ■ ti. Moriey thiLs invested brings good1 done as we directed. When we tjeard On the night of the 3d uf May the profits ami Jots of business to any com­’ what we did concerning the Nbws army broke camp and moved toward munity. . • . • ’ man’s course toward the Banner in the Rapidan, the 5th and Oth corps • U the words reported to havtAieen i Woodland, it did not cause .us a feeling crossing at Germania ford, and the 2d -ord by one of the aidermen' at the’ of personal enmity toward him. We ami cavalry corps crossing at Ely’s •iimcilslast meeting were as stated,. thought that it was Mr. Strong’s way ford. On the morning of the 5th Grant example should lie made of him. ti' of. doing business; and although we was moving the 5th corps through the win do al! work Iu that Hue neatly, promptly and cheaply. dues'll know enough to be decent,. (lidn't and do not like that way. we widerness intending to fight Lee on has no business to act as al-• thought we could stand it if he could, more favorable ground’. But Gen. Lee ■l>-rnnui. itad we think so yet We ask the News and his men understanding every foot Figure* furnished <>n application. Owing to his continued illness while3 (iHtorif he has any unkind words,to of the wilderness and knowing how in the "land of blizzards” C. M. Knap-­ say, to address them to the writer, not much it would be to their advant­ :- n wiis compelled to return to Mlchl- to abuse our agent for doing what we age to meet Grant there, anticipating k'.tn. At this writting he is in Lansing. wanted him to do. We repeat tha/ we Grant’s purpose started bis army in I'h*1 Banner regrets that Charley failed do not wish to do an injustice w the motion about the same time, And the to !ind a-place .whenKgood health might News or its editor. If we have, we two columns came in contact with each beirestored to him. ' stand ready to right it. and will do so other and a most desperate ami bloody cheerfully. I f the N ews wishes to keep encounter ensued. Other forces came Next week one of the professors of Executed In a nrat and workmanlike manner. up a personal fusilade against the- up on both aides l*<l before lught the Can give tbe bent of reference*. i ••• University and another firom the writer, it can cover itself with glory, engagement became genend. * Up to Agricultural college will visit our for we will enter no such contest.' If this time Longstreet had not joined - -io.-Is. ‘ These annual visits will se-, Daring tbe pant year I have made a npecisl itt editor is of a disposition to do what Lee, nor Burnside joined Grant; both study of • • u io graduates from our city schools ti. privilege of entering thoee higher is fair, he will find us ready to meet came up During the progress of the light. When we Jett camp, our brigade him half way. , inditutions without examination. lieing somewhat broken up, was put In And can do m good a job In that line as you can BUSINESS INTERESTS fHE custom of dumping refuse from The charge or on guard of the corpe wagon Hastings. jards aud houses into the street should train and we thought perhaps we might Your paUoiiagc solicited. go out of date. While ‘we admit that THE GBOCKKIER. be fortunate enough to escape the liat' here is rustic beauty in a chip pile or tle. On the night of the 6th, after the Probably the progress of no^ firm in dune heap On a public highway, the train was packed, we went Into camp • auty is not po prepossessing as to ad­ this city has l>ecn more satisfactory near a farm house that stood on a hill. its members than that of ult of the practice of piling up in the The light was then- raging in al) ita STAUFFER A SAIASBUKY. Greets the accumulated rubbish of a fury. But little artillery was used lint Starting ifi in a small way, they have the’volume of musketry was appalling. gradually gained until now they carry g. DECKER, The line of battle was several inilw In Vr a meeting of the state board of a full stock, not only of groceries, but length and as we listened in groups to health held in J ainsing in compliance dry goods, boots and shoes. They are with the law passed by the legislature, the heaviest produce buyers in the city, the volleys as they rolled from one end ’••provide for teaching the effects of especially in butter, eggs and poultry, ot the line to the other anxious and In­ alcohol on the human system, the board and are e.xpoctkfg to do a larger busi­ quiring glances were exchanged. Anx­ i • t commended the following text books: ness than ever in this line the coming ious for the result and for the fate of Martin’s Human Body, briefer course, season. Their success is the legitimate our comrades and Inquiring when our cond revised edition, with u chapter result of correct business principles. turn would come to take our place In After a good night's rrst the • n alcohol, and Brown's work on alco­ They buy and sell strictly for cash. line. early morn found us under orders to hol, it-, effects on the body and mind. Owing to the continued increase of to move to the front and take position their trade, they have several times on the 'extreme right ot Sedgwick's Within the past year about a dozen made additional storage room. At this corps and **>e extreme right of the well-to-do farmers of Barry county, time they are putting up an addition to whole army. Our regiment was next with their families, have moved to their store to be used as an ofi|ce. This Inline to the regiment that occupied this city to give thedr children the ad­ firm can l>e classed among’ our most vantages of our excellent school. The successful houses, and have won their the extreme right. Meandering through , the Ute thick undergrowth soon after number will yearly Increase If a liberal LADIKB’ AND CHILDHltN T wav by close application to business ■ sunrise, we took our place in the line. and progressive policy is pursued by and polite attention to tbe wants of We had not lx*n in line long la-tore the board of education. Aside from Gen. Shuler came along and in his slow this gain ami the prospect of its yearly their customers. RBOOKH A OOOK. । and distinct way said, "CoL Dwight, Ixwomiiig better, there is the further About a year 11118 Crm be^an Hr-eUitr ‘ \ “Irantageof having with us the large doing bu«ln«B. starting In tin old standI you have your men; fix bsyoneta. The attendance of foreign scholars. The of Ixqn. Eaton, soon changing >o their■ Gen. (meaning Gen. tSeymona) says that , we are not going to stop to shoot, but average of these latter daring the year prewnt quartern They carry on a. are going right at them with the bsyo" ill be 80, and they will have paid Sl,- f Irxn wit h tllpjr *TOof Parasols, . |n«L” -Very well, dr." responded Best tuition besides what patronage they , Dwight With hia heavy base voice. ffive our tradesmen. Money expended and City. ’ r R<MMi schools pays a big interest “L.t’X th 1- kwon hand an , - kttentlonenttalllon."Muigont Dwigtit. financially, to to say sav nothing nothin* of of thia thia beU bet°r *”**“?* J JL «n.,v, -Fix imvoneta," "stack arms," “in plare financially, r rest," vine Dwight's sure«sdve com’‘‘rment of society they bring about. numds. The order trom Gen. binder day at elm* margins. Their burinera soon liecame known by the whole regi- GENUINE SLAUGHTER ! The Low P which we are selling COTTONS can not last long for it’s less than it cost to manufacture them. This is a RARE CHANCE and should not be missed. We realize the hard times that are upon us and therefore try to give you the benefit of low prices. Come and see for yourselves. We are always pleased to show our goods. W. S. Goodyear & Co A Painter and Glazier, PAPER HANGING J M. ROGERS A CO. CORN, OATS, CLOVER SEED, TIMOTHY SEED, CORN MEAL, FLOUR, HAIR, LIME, PLASTER, STUCCO, . WATER LIME. CORN, Oats, flour, Corn Meal, Ground Feed, Salt, Lime, Plaster, Cement, ROCK BOTTOM PRICKS Hair, Stucco, Feed ON ALL THESE ARTICLES. . Corn, EJF-VHeadquarter* at Scudder'* Elevator oi^ Broadway. ; rjo COFFEE DRINKERS! FOB SALE BY R. J. GRANT. HfExawilne before purchasing rltcwte^re. Leveriug’s Roasted Coffee Michigan Central CEILING DECORATIONS, 1st. Only sold in packages. 2d. Always full weight. Call and See Me. L1KSB The Niagara. Falls (Route, GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. 3d. 4th. Givi* satisfaction to everybody. All dealer keep Levering. DECKER BROS. Dry Goods, Cloaks, and Muslin Underwear, Battle Creek, Mich. a***<"*»V?.. The SltelMM* l» by all dra«t<ta M »> SMXEn'E SfSWp.'S.feS. 5 *,“thk£ MAV MUIICIYK 00...1H0.H, X. Y. Furnishing Goods, a Stock Gloves Hosiery in the personal controversy w the Ntehvjfie Nowa ill Vfll; we strongly obj I tor of ADIES IN 8EAKCI1 OF Win te1 Mr«,SwT.F«ghD< WINTKK TIER TABLE. Tfckinx effect February 171b. J*M. . �The Hon. ’Theodore Lyman, Inde­ pendent eongrewnnan from the ninth MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. Maasachuitts district, who was in­ dorsed by the democrats aad elected in Hastings, Mich., May D,1884. 1882 on the democratic and independent tickets, has written a letter to the sec­ retary of the Norfolk county republican EDITORIAL NOTES. club, in which he says: “My observation in Washington and esewhere convinces When you reflect that a republican me that there is a larger proportion of congressman formed the legal tender men who are sound on great public act, a republican congress and senate questions in the republican than in the paataxl the tame, a republican president democratic party ; and, therefore, if one or the other of them must rule, the reapproved the measure, a republican supteme court justified the enactment, a republican house, senate and president Gen. Joseph E, Johnston, who has :nade the greenliack and gold dollar on heretofore been reckoned as a reliable a par by means of the resumption act, Virginia bourbon, is reported to be showing signs of dissatisfaction with and that only lately a republican su­ his democratic compeers. Premising preme court again has declared the that “it is a shame for southern demo­ legal tender note, as eohstitutional cracy to be led by the nose by such ar­ money; when.you reflect upon all these rogant braggarts as Morrison. Watter­ things, doei it not strike you as a little son and Carlisle,” and that “it is mad­ ness for the southern people to oppose cheeky for the greenl>ackers in their protection, particularly Virginians/ he lute state convention, to claim that to goes on to say of the democratic party: them is due the existence of the green­ ■‘Its whole record Is marked with mis­ takes, and the sooner its elements dis­ back? If paving absolutely nothing solve and unite with other parties which to do with the financial question at all have some principles in common the pstablishre a right to make such a claim, better it will lie for our common coun­ we concede their right. It would be as try." If the general is really under conviction as these words indicate, his m uch good sense on their part, however, •proper course is, after a season of pro­ to assert that to their party is due the bation, to receive a new political birth credit of having the Mississippi flo^r and be baptized into the republican south instead of nortii. They have had body. aliout a&much control over the waters i' In a commercial sense all must agree of that stream as over the fact that the I that, in our transactions with England, •whatever is our loss is England’s gain greenlNmk^s in existence to-day and is’' and vice versa. England’s earnest de­ as good as coin. ■_________ sire to see America a free trade country* shows moat clearly that she believes our For four months a democratic con­ present tariff system to be detrimental gress has l>een sitting in Washington, to hex. commercial welfare. Now' if and not a single measure of importance protection to American industries is has been passed. The time has lieen not good for America, as free traders claim, it certainly must be beneficial to frittered away in idle talk aliout the England. But England says our pro­ Morrison bill, alarming the business in­ tective system keeps the balance of ti-rests of the country, while measures trade in our favor and wants us to that ought to have received early atten­ adopt free trade ami thus turn the bal­ ance in her favor. It would be a tion have l*en neglected. And after mighty poor business transaction for nil the fuss, nothing of importance has1 this country to permit this to be done. Protection 'draws wealth from England been done with the tariff. to America; free trade would take The Grand Rapids Post, though favor- wealth from America to England. In _mg prohibition, is in no se>se favorablei other words, America can throw* Ento the new union party. It pronounces। gland every time In a protection side­ hold, but fn a free trade square-hold, that organization as designed to sell out England can Hop America and she the majority of those believing in pro­ knows it.—Lowell Journal. hibition. Whether knowingly* or not, A free trade paper cites the plank of the Post declares that the union party the Michigan republican platform of is to-day doing more service for the 1882, which called for reduced taxation whiskey sellers than the latter can and as auxiliary thereto «. revision of the tariff, nnd declares that Vhile the forthemselves. The Post hits the nail commission on tariff revision proposes a reduction of 20 to 25 per cent, its bill squarely on the head. • h was so “bedeviled" by amendments as Since Begole’s “little rod book” has to make a reduction of really less than become known and read, and the old two per cent;and that the 'republican gentleman’s fierce hostility- to thei position now is a protest against Morri­ . son’s proposed reduction of only 20 per “blarsted monopolies” been made mamcent. In another paragraph ft cited fest, he has taken a differeat tack. He‘ woolen tariffs as “robbery, instancing says he is just as much of an anti-mon­■ the present duty on flannel as amount­ oplist, as ever; a little more so if any­. ing to from 71 to 89 per cent. The fact j is that the tariff on flannel was reduced thing; but. his way of punishing the not 2 per cent, as a reader of that, paper railroads is to ride ’em to death on red1 might infer, but over 20; that its pres­ tickets. Jolly old joker, is our “princi­ ent average of duty is but 68 and on a large section of importations even less; pal servant^’ and that the retail prices as between While greenbackers are throwing up' the counters of the American retailer their hats lor Ben. Butler, that worthy Md those of England (See Dec. consul reports, p. 320,) grade for grade, the is cousining around with the democracy, liest standard scarlets are but six cents apparently asking no favors of the G. more in this country, and the best me­ ‘ Ba He is one of the democratic dele­ diums are five cents lees. ; We are puz­ gates from Massachusetts to thp demo­ zled to di.8cover where ther freetrader’s “robbery” comes in.—Kalamazoo Tele­ cratic national convention; That’s the graph. kind of a greenliacker Ben. Butler is. Gov. Begole has pardoned another The customary plank of denouncing dangerous criminal, this time Francis the use of passes as brilerj*- and the A. Wordell, the scoundrel who forged the name of Pension Agent Samuel users of them as bribe-takers is conspic­ Post to several promissory notes. Rich, uous for its absence from the green­ surrounded by influential friends, Wor­ back platform adopted at Kalamazoo. dell was not destitute; but he had con­ Such a plank would strike o((r“princip*l tracted expensive habits and wanted more of the wherewithal to indulge his s»T\-ant” just lielow the liftin’ rib, and appetite for costly depravity. Convict­ was therefore left out ed, he was sentenced on Feb. 19 1883, to four years in the Detroit house of corWhen the republicans get ready to recUon. His friends have recently been cut down the tariff charges, they will interceeding with the governor to pro­ To ascertain the do so with no flourish of trumpets; they cure his pardon. will do so with justice and impartiality. wishes of the public in the premises the governor addressed a circular letter to They will make no such a splurge and numerous reputable citizens of the fizzle as have the demoentts over the state asking if thev could assign any reasons why Wordell should be pardon­ Morrisott Wil. ed. The replies were specific. In each The Chicago Inter Ocean and Tribune and every case they contained—not rea­ are both trying to nominate the repulh sons why Wordell should be pardoned, lican candidate for the presidency a but abundant reasons why he should not After thus getting a’ full expres­ month in advance of the convention. sion of opinion that it was not a cast­ Better let the convention do the nomin­ demanding executive clemency,, the governor promptly issued the pardon. ating, and the people will be satisfied. Even the Detroit Free Press gives its The fiat has gone forth among the reformative chief help a severe drubgreenlMCk leaders of ttie county, and bing.for this his latest idiotic act—In­ fusion is to be the ©filer of the day. gham County News. / • ----------------------------I*rinciple8 are to be let): out, and a grand A new bridge across Niagara river dive made for the grao-lwg. See what has been opened within a few weeks which makes an important link in a you’ll get, boys. i great railroad line, and is itself reclkThe Harper high license law has re- oned an engineering wqjrtier. It is sit­ -■ductaLgie number of saloons in Chica­ uated a few hundred feet south of the old (Suspension bridge, and was built to go over 800,; yearly revenue give the Michigan Central railroad a from those licensed wilT'ba. tlSO^OO, complete line between the New York while under the old law the cityUH^ot Central and Chicago. The connection As over the Canada Southern, now a realize SKXi.QUi. nart“e<Jhe Michigan Control, between If a greenliack®- ean fell hs where Niagara river and Detroit, and whole any good can come to his party hy a trains are now run through between the ends of Vanderbilt’s famous four fusion with the democracy, he can tracks and the Garden dty. The new have all the space he wants in the route will prove specially attractive to passengers because of the opportunity Baxnkr to explain the matter. it gives for seeing the great cataract. About the only tiling of importance There is a tine view of the falls fromthe bridge iUelf, and then trains run up by the river on the Canadian side to whltewiub Beyule Fuller, dw compels u» to admit that lx»th Muted it in larfsr down. Circuit Court OrioMar. Political points. The Hastings Banner. take an observation.-Springfieh I (Mam.) Republican, April 11, l&L . Looks Poaftive The People vs. Baids Reynokia, lar­ ceny. The People vs, Emmet Pieroe, e People vs. Thomas Casey, bur­ glary. ' The People vs. James Proseer, robPeople va. Chas. Mann, rob­ bery. \ The People vs. Daniel Bolinger, As­ sault and battery. The People vs. Chas. Cox, burglary. “/n the spring the houseunfe’e fancy lightly tarns to—Clean­ ing np, 188CE8 OF FACT. Joseph Hughes vs. Michael Dela­ ney, appeal. Ira Hopkins vs. Zebediah Parks, appeal Albert Roach vs. Albert Stanley, ejectment Herman Wheeler vs. Parsol M. Wheeler, assumpsit Elvira Jordan va Ralph 8. Jordan, assumpsit Hiram Watts va Wm. Barney, as­ sumpsit Lucy L. Flint vs. A. 8. Winn, re­ plevin, appeal. HenrjL. Newton va M. C. R, R. Co., assumpsit. Orvis Thorp va Stephen Durfee, assumpsit, appeal. . WHICH INCLUDES CHANCERY. Ellen Smith va Geo. D. Smith, di­ vorce. Ida E. Miller vs Stephen Miller, divorce. Chas. T. Gorham vs. Jaa Ryan et al., foreclosure. Minerva Rickie ya Geo. M. Rickie, divorce. Lottie Galuaha vs. Cbas. Galusha, divorce. Mary Cain vs. Irving Caln, divorce. Arthur Fisher va Jennie Armstrong et al., bill to quit title. Minnie Cornish' vs. Coleriian Cor­ nish, divorce. Samuel H. Smith vs. Lauren Smith, divorce. Emma Decker vs. Morris B. Decker, divorce.. Enos Bpughton va Luther MeDerby and Emma F. McDerby, forecloseure. .’ David Johnson va Stephen Durfee and Elmira Durfee, foreclosure. Robert C. Jackson va Electa A Gordon et*aL. motion to confirm re­ port of commissioners in partition. Geo. W. Gregory va Timothy WBush, injunction bill. Rodney W. Chase va Warren J. Williams, motion to dismiss bill. . Milo G. Osborne vs. Russell B. Wightman et al., petition for order of revivor. In the matter of the estate of Wm. Cole, insolvent, petition for discharge of assignee._________________ Ort«w’ Glycerine Salve. sThe best on earth, can truly be said obGrigga* Glycerine Salve, which is a sure cure.for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds, and all other sores. Will pos- -- o-b The Watbbbvry Watch Co„ of New York and Wateri>urr: Conn., being desirouR’of advertising their name and basiiii have made arrangements with a number of the large retail clothiers of this country hy which the latter are enabled to present to every purchaser of a Ready-Marie Suit of Clothina or Overcoat costing $12.00 or over, one of their Improved ver Nickle Series "v.” Watches. These watches are warranted to keep good time ami are tbe best low priced time piece made In the world. IMPARLANCES. Levi Hotchkiss va Wm. Watson, assumpsit Clement Smith va Wm. .MitaheH and Thomas Mitchell The City Bank of Battle Creek va Chaa G. Baker. • ' PAPERING We wish it understood that this is no lottery scheme, hut exactly as stated above. Among those who have adopted the alrnve are the tallowing well known concerns: J. S. Hudson. Detroit, Mich.; L-H. Hull & C04 Cleveland, 0.; Putnam Clothing Co.. Chicago: F W Humphrey k Co., St. Louis, and many others. PAINTING, &c. We have 3000 of these stem winding watche-. warranted, and will keep good time and require as little attention as anv $100 watch. . ’ - (Each one put up in a hand.'tqrnv sutin-bned com j We give one with every fceady-Made Suit or Overcoat at $12 or upwards. And guarantees every Suit or Overcoat to be as cheap or cheaper than can be bought elsew here, and if you ate not per­ fectly satisfied with yonr purchase, return the'goods any time' within 30 days and get your money back. We have one of the most complete stocks ever shown in this city. ■ - E. S. PIERCES’ W Wrote. N. B > GRAND RAPIDS. I have the greatest variety --------------------- ------------------------------ -j---------------- -— Satisfaction puKrtmleed or money re­ funded. Only 2S .rents. For rale by F. Hatch piss. To attach h stamp to an envelope is to moisten .the envelope and. then apply the.stamp. Try this. If we do ths proper thing we would ure Dr. Jonm’ Red Clovex Tonic for dyspepsia, coati vonem, bad breath, piles, pimples, aguv jad malaria diseases, poor appetite. Tow spirits, headach, or diseases of the kidnevs, stomach and liver. Price 56cvnU. of Fred’k Hotchkiss. Great age and painful are a. sad corn'-lA*““>• of Bock City, DuchM Co., N. Y., now uf Wtnliliirton Hollow, in tbe same county, came to tinVa* 1 Davldof Bondout,■the cian and Surgeon N. waluent Y.. somePhysi time­ sinefl, tii a condition to excite the sympathy of Uic ™°«t cokLUooded and hart-hmrtedpehon In the world. We sav he came—he was rather wried to the doctor’s office, tor he was totally live out all his days. The outcome of this was that the patient enjoys Rood health to this day. UH * nil ea^of k ‘«“»edtato re- b,ooa’. rirlnr tomde-bilitMUMl bv cIIm-o.^ ot S»is* ortt* > lor Co>.,mpU«a cUiid. Consumption. curative powers tn tbouundji uf of new Wall Paper in the city. Just received an Elegant line of Decorated Cloth Window Shades, in colors of Olive, Spanish Olive, Ecru, Old Litchen, Terra Cotta, etc. , WATCH Out and do not be misled into buying cheap chemical points, but buy tbe kind that has stood the test of time, and which has alwaws Spring Announcement To a 1 those who contemplate buying ■ Carpets, Curtains, Curtain Futures &c. this Spring. We are in such a shape as to offer: inducements that will COMMAND ATTENTION. N. B.—We are headquarters for carpet ■ warp. W. S. Goodyear & Co J GIVEN Satisfaction wherever it has been used. You will notice that every package taken AWAY From our store has the bona fide guarantee of the Detroit White Lead Works. Do not confound the above tirm with other Detroit dealers as they are an entirely different house. Ml Hotchkiss. Sole Agent. Humphrey Homeopathic Spe­ cifics. SCREEN DOORS. Fhe warm weather will soon be upon us, and you will want screen doors. We make them, the finest you can ask for. Leave Orders Now. Don’t all come in a rush. We are just receiving the finest sty les of Furniturn ever brought to the city. When it comes to good goods al low prices, our house if & Mason. �The Hastings Banner. VOL XXIX. NO. 3. The Hastings Banner. x-tinos, Barry Co.. Mich., -hv— bshall l. cook. ■SUBSCRIPTION RATES! m. . *1.to per year: If paid within six per If not paid until ex.1 ion of year. Subsodbers outof HMTV C<V. 11.25 per year. Inlariably cash ।11 advance. ADVKRTrSING RATHS: n per year........... ................... 1100 00 .■ charge for special positions. JOB PKLNT1NG. . pride bfrh In the Job Printing De■ ..t 'he Haxnsk. Eventhing In the id! I-,- b new: and with the mlest faces of ■ approvM p.iU’Tns of machinery. •,pr’.-nt noikmcii employ nt. enables, tlw it t<» ib» fint-chiM job work.____ » m Smith. PuttieT. Colgrovk, .... >»t probate. PnMecuUng Attorney. MHII A- COLG ROVE. Lawyers. .offii. •. -e in iill ••ourt.s of the State. Col lections ;,!ly looked after. Money to loan ou real ’ ,\1E KxaptKX. C. H. VaxABMan. 1’ \APPF.N A VanARMAN, n Lawyers. • iivt Ha«tlng» National Bank.) UHN CAR VETH. Attorney at Law, Middleville. Mich. n B. NISKERN. J . Lawyer. «>»er Spaulding's dry gi>ods store.) ’ attend promptly to all business in ill uiiantes reasonable. ,• A E.KEN ASTON. Attorney at Law, i u ;i> es ia all courts of the State. Collections •.•rnptly attending to. 7 ~V. LOWIJY. M. D., J. Physician. Surgeon and Oculist. .Oflre.’tol Thorn St.. Hastings. Mich.) ' m town or country promptly attertded. r.i \ hours -d to 10 a. in. and'l to 3 p. m. ’ epbonear Hdlow ays’ drug store, special attention paid to surgical diseases - \< K ETT & BUTLER, ' Pysicfans and Surgeons, < Prairieville. Mich.) \ • call*, night or day. promptly attended. I P TIMMERMAN, 1 . Hoimepathlc Physician & Surgeon, F r*i door east of Holloways* drug store.) TG. Wm. JONES 1» , Dentist. lit YOKE & PRESSY. 1’ Physicians and Surgeons. I Freeport, Mirh? • promptly attended to. , WELTON & CROOK A .-,4 nixtur liie Watertown li»uran<*e/(l>. ’ ■ nnb-1- in-leu on a man** property against . ■-• :>> ftr-. lightning <»r wind; against a man’s ■ ’>• rlr.nh and accident. _ r <O<IK A SHELDON. yffivtii) Abstract Block. Hasting*. Mich.). H. y- ihconh of Abstract BtxAs tn Barry I'ounti. 1 A. FOfFTE. M. D., L. Physician and Surgeon, t ■■»«« aide Main St.. Nashville, Mich.) ? • 4-int-r next tlOor north Wolcott House. A ■ .iib promptly attended too, day or uiicht. HASTINGS, MICH., MAY.9,1884. County News. z Delton. The late niina have put a more pleas­ ant look on the fanner's faces. J, W. Judkins has sold his place to Chas. Pennock. Mr. William Seible, Jrw and Miss Mary Titus were joined in holy matri­ mony Sunday, the 4th. We wish them much happiness. Mr. F. C. McjUlaster started tor Mas­ sachusetts the 5th, to sell Wind mills. Price and quality guaranteed. His wife stays here on the farm. Cash Paid, for Grain, Wool, Hides, Corn planting is next on the bill of at fare. Look well to your seed corn and see that ft grows before planting any. As it is nearly time to begin working od the road, why don’t the members of this district get together and make a road scraper. It will not east much, qpHK new . and will help our roads wonderfully. One would think by the number of lights on the lake nearly even- right that fish were a rarity. - ’ Some of our F. and A. M. visited the North of Merchant's Exchange. lodge at Orangeville the 3rd, as some Denlring to gin- our new method an introduc­ importance business was before the tion to tbe public, we have concluded to furnish, lodge. • even though the coat of produetton greatly ex­ ceeds the old method so loqg in use, our Fine Carlton. Finishwl Artistic' Imperil Cabinet Cards for John Cole s»-eks a berth somewhere •3.00 per dozen: 1*uh*Is. Xj»; Cards. «ano: west. Tln-Types,« for 30 eeafti. J. N. Covert has painted his house. The publleare cordially Invited to call and Durkee, of Nashville, was here on Examine specimens made by the Instantaneous legal business. process at tbe New Gallery. James Covert had a smash up and run away. Seely Crane and cousin went to Mus­ kegon. The re ia nothing like Dr. Thoma*’ Ecleetric Dr. Wright and Miss Uhl were marOil to quickly cure a cold or relieve hoarseness. Written by Mrs. M. J. Fellows, Burr Oak. St. ried last week. Joseph Co., Mich. William Brumfield has landed in HE IMPORTED CLYDESDALE DRAFT Kansas City, where he will work in a STAIJ.ION, branch office Tor a Kalamazoo windmill firm. Del. .Cain, a painter, recently moved In a rich and large da Dp I e tione ami here from Ohio. » MML 4 ----------Asa Odell is building a wall prepara­ years old the first kind ami­ tory to putting up a dwelling. able dis­ of Angn* t position, Is sixteen McMurray is building a house. hands with su­ Kittle Landon was home from FreeInches perior arHun and port, Sunday. high, full _ style, and maneand la consid­ tall, and Sunday bible school is now organized. ered - by MK-lta.* . .. ... . .J-.. • rLewis Decker is building a lam 35 by good judgee of draft honro to be the best horse In the 45. country for farming and road purfioars. PKUKiMKB—Farmer's Fancy was got by \ oung CEDAR CREEK.. Chancellor. For description see volume 4. page 221. Scotch Stud Book. Young Cbaii<-cllor b The much needed rain has come and number IM*, he by Chancellor 141, he by Lord Haddo W2. he by Lord Hnddo 4A», be by Hyde now wheat and grass looks well. (alias Clyde Boy> tot; dam Darting by Bctnpu-45, Moses Seeber l>ought over one hun­ grand dam by vdney Star tw. Farmer’s Fanev. dam Nanbv Glancer. 2nd dam try Farmer’s dred dozen frogs last Saturday. Fancy, 3rd dam by Sir William WXHace. tth The John Stark Poet, G. A. R.. No. dam by Young Suffie Punch. ' Signed by J. SUNI.EY, Breeder. Farmer’s Fancy w ill make the season of nqjl 249 were mustered at Cedar (’reek Sat­ at tbe Flower farm, Prairieville. urday evening. May 3rd, with 22 memTbrmh.-To.insurc, tto.00; for season. fUi.00; single service, cash. »IO.«n. EscaiK-s and acci­ bera . dents al owner’s risk. . 4-ll-em Fourteen of the G. A. R., boys from WortgMKr Hale. Hastings ware in Cedar Creek at the Default having been made In the conditions of a certain mortgage executed bj Frank Mead mustering of the John Stark Post.. and wife. Eliz*l*th L. to Mamuel Carson, on the Baker brothers & Wait dressed and sth day of March, A. D. mre and recorded In tbe office of the register of deeds tor Barry shipped over 500 dozen frogs on Friday county In Uber 14 ol Mortgag-* page MM.on the . Tth day of Maroh. A. D. 1*7 And whereas it last. was expressly agreed In said mortgage that ErahkFalk caught a large turtle should any default I* made In the payment of the Interest or any part thereof for the .space oL weighing about 28 pounds. School commenced in district No. 1, on Monday last. Miss Depue, of " Hast- Genoa Lime, Akron Cement, Corn, Bran, Bulow’s Brick BUvalor, ART LLERY, un. T FARMER’S FANCY Default having been In the paynwnt of terrst, and tlw same still remaining in the power of sale contained In .said mortgage has lieeomr operative, and said mortgagee has elected to declare the aforesaid principal sum of two thousand dollars with all arrearages of interest.thereon to be dur ««<* of such default. There is claimed to be dur on said mortgage hih! accompany ing note at the E i ’U:<iw >. M D. W. P. FoLHKMV*, M. D. date of thlsnotlce the sum of two thousand two hundred and ntDrty-two dollars and eteven ui: ’. BROWN & POLHEMUS, rauts (toJK.ll), and noUiroceedlugs or suit at I ’ Hmmnpathic Physicians & Surgeons. law or equity having bre?Jn’L‘Jlu^*1l the debt remaining «»£*;■ . , .y««-r Jiillaa RuMell's atore. Main 8L) «uld mortmiae or any part thereof, now inere■ . auwered from the office at all hours of fore notice is hereby given that on baturiliy. ■ • • - <v «>r night. Dr. Polbemua will give special tMhday Ilf July next, at jme o’clock in the • ■ ’^hi to disease* of the Eye and Ear. afternoon uRthnt nay, at the north front door of tbA^rtlXwIn t^e elty of Hagtto^Bam OT.■ >■ honr»—a to a. m».; 2 to< p. ni. eounty. Michigan, (that being the ptece tor bolding the circuit court for said county.) teag mere will be sold at public >^‘<’"‘"‘^,,‘‘£1*: SAW GUMMING ! to dm . Subscriber is prepared to do SAW GUMW\<5 And FILING In an experienced manner . «n short notice, at my shop in the rearroorn er Ws. a. HAZEN'S STOKE, opposite Messer’s A.-rnl»und Warehouse, State street. B. A. COTAMT. i»LMES & holly, Of y »• -in- IO rail the ’ -) friend* t«> their j Woodland, XW S' attention of thdr **ml east uh said line to tbe south- SPRING STOCK •-nxaiarufo or DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, ' Choice Salt Meats, p/>EPH KNIGHT. , •' Vetergiuy Surgeon. oi-nrr. Rutland, near Yedcwy school house.) •V -I .itfend all calls for services night or day. I! i-x'» rruM.nahlr. , H of range uiue (in April & ings, teacher. _________ ORANGEVILLE. A base ball club with eighteen mem­ bers, known as the O. B. C. organiza­ tion. has l»een startefjhere Composed of boy-s from ten to fifteen years old. Not any swearing or toliacco allowed, under a penalty of forfeiting their member­ ship. A happy sight to witness, with their red sashes and good resolutions. The officers are Lewis Thompson, chief; Harry Lewis, treasurer ; John Crawford, police; Alfred Lewis, tally. The genial Ralph Pratt, of Allegan, spent Sunday with Dr. Turner. A motley array of Masons from sur­ rounding lodges were assembled in conclave last Saturday evening, at the Masonic hall. There is one drug store sure where an habitual drunkard cannot get whiskey with a little cinchona bark added to it, and that is at Martin Comers, with Dr. Nichols as druggist Our school commenced yesterday, with Miss Kennedy, from Hastings, as teacher. Peaches a failure in this vicinity as nXlS far as we have olaerved. Apples and iHown two (2> north I cherry blossoms in abundance, grape vines have survived the winter, SAMVK1. CABKOX. i Wheat and gioyer still booming. Attorneys for Mortgage.-----------------______ ASSYRIA. Or;mJLv -an Blither wet weather tor corn plant­ Htate of M‘cV,«*“*fCg£*I>^l5tel^rt' tor the At a seston of tlw ‘ office In AND GLASSWARE. county of nt roo" Wednrw- ing. tvs £!!£!• »i* a“^L y«. 'ox IhwHarry Tompkins has his house nearly auS eight hundred Midprobate. ready to move into. * Mis. Mar)' E. Wilcox la teaching in We |<ro]>ot» to do an li<«tn*»t tiusine**, pay M the Mayo district this spring. UlcH tor produce as Hasting* or Naahvlile, aud Richard Jones has moved to Hattie hie VVbe tfw last wlD and trrtMil you goods at a reasonable profit, competing ',f M;,ri day n e<l Macmm-. deeeased. nu) be CrY^k with the alxive places. XuU -oW-' •“> There was a dance at Geo. Kent’s last luuneti appointedthMJ gMqrday. the Thereupon It Is < ‘o'clock In the Friday night. Awyria Center school boasts of an We appreciate- the liberal t»aUXMia#e ,,ur 17th dav tfUgLJior u»e hearing o said I nr nds have given us In the past, and hoi* to attendants1 ot from twelve to fifteen merit a large part of Woodlaud trade by fair scholars.___________ _____ «»*alinjr and low price*; GROCERIES, CROCEERY, Bowin's mm. April showers come In May- from having their social last Thursday evening. The 1.1). G. T. at their last meeting elected the following officers tor tbe ensuing quarter: W. C. T.-I. M. B. Gillaspie. W. V. T.—Mrs. J. W. Briggs. W. S.—Charles Bradley. . W. F. Sr-CharJes Knapp. W. T.—.Joseph Burpee. W. M.- Ashton Burpee. Miss Lillie Gillaspie is at Dunkin lake. . ’ J. W. Briggs, reported sick last week, is able to be about again. There is trouble brewing over the Gordon estate. The result probably will be lean heirs and fat lawyers. Hain prevented the G. A. B. boys (Atrneeopy] on Tuesday for olistructing tbe high- ing themselves from classes, provided way, and al^o for assaulting an officer. the faculty w°uM lmv$% reeohrtiotw tn inn nf to the cnntuiipinf caw*Wen*ion of th*» the Itnarrf l*o«rd nf of The end is not yet. trustee*. . ‘ Chartottr Bepublirm From the Herald. John Moore’s fine residence is rapidly ! Belle Eastman, a girl about 18 years of age who has been hanging around approaching completion. . the city for some time with no settled Mr. Chas. Eastman, of Hudson, is home, was arrested in Gale's woods. visiting his brother-in-law, Wm. God­ Sunday morning, where she slept dur­ ing the night, and loc ked up. Her par­ frey of this place. ents reside in Bellevue and as it was Mr. A. M. Herrington returned from thought they would take care of her Kansas on Saturday' of last week. He she was sent home Monday. has much to say in favor'of that state, . The executive committee of the Eaton ■couhty soldiers' and sailors’ association but, all things considered, thinks he met in the G. A.’ R. hall in this city, likes Michigan the best. yeeterday to fix the date of the next an­ A young boy by the name of C’arti- nual re-union. It was decided to hold lage was arrested yesterday and taken ; it on the fourth of July. An adjourn­ ed meeting of the committee will l«e Wore Esq. Sullivan on thr charge of held on the 22d inst to fix the place at N ASHVILLE. Our town has l>een without a saloon being intoxicated. U|>in living sworn which the reunion shall be held. Bev. Mr. Reid announced _ Sunday he testified that Nelson Lancaster fur­ since the first of May. morning that hereafter no more poli­ Here's health and prosperity to the nisher! him the liquor. tics would be tolerated in the M. E. pul­ The Irving township Ixwrd held a pit, whether it be republican, democrat, editor of the Banner. We learn he has taken a partner. We hope their busi­ session at |he town hall Tuesday last. greenback or prohibition. It is to 1* Mr. Thos. Sullivan was appointed cen­ hoped and presumed that the other ness relations win always be pleasant churches will follow the example. The sus enumerator; Edward Andrews, and profitable. desecration of pulpits and churches on The suit against Lee & Durkee was constable and H. C. Peckham as health Sunday by prohibition demagogues ha* tried in Grand Rapids, and a judgement officer, Wm. Edwards and John Hender­ long been perfectly outrageous. of eleven hundred, dollars obtained shott were selected as the board of re­ STATE NEWS. view. against them last week. Ren. Barker has sold his Lake City Thr members of Harmony lodge, I. C. L. Glasgow sold four binders last Journal for 81,800. O. O. F., who were so fortunate as to week. He is making things lively. An Ithaca, N. Y„ piano factory is ne­ Miss Etta Vanderwood, of Jackson,; attend the Anniversary celebration at gotiating with Bay City regarding re­ j drives a Yankee notion wagon, and i Hastings the 26th inst, are highly moving there. they say makes a good drummer. j pleased with thr entertainment they re­ Two boys, Hoffman and Johnson, Omo Strong, Wm. Buell, Theo. C.'' ceived at the hands of the Hastings aged 2 and 5 years, were drowned at The Instructive remarks of . Manistee recently. Downing, and John Smith are putting • !„ 1^2. Port Huron Roman Catholics have down concrete sidewalks. Mr. Smith, | Hon. D. R. Cook were appreciated bv an. organized a branah of the Catholic of Charlotte, has the job. Mutual Benefit Association. The last week ’ s Irving correspondent Chas. Middleton’s little boy, about in the Hastings Journal, who made four years old, thought he would have to . „ __ _ a « fufo alleging that,the Freeport well that they- want i a drive, ov so upon seeing a horse and buggy “b i dfil-hxIbreDchaUengrtbr the“Irvinr deposit their wealth. K violent snow storm at Fif^ Lake fancy, he unhltehe.1 the horae. got Into ; “d fi*UK1 “ rome to ttoe’ia lnthe night of May 1. It was three inches the buggy, and took .p the line, and ( 'on,,Ri •>“ * rw'x,rt h“ not “ T* “r; on a line and 14 in. drifts. drove off at a lively pace Hia hone- I 8'aniIwi » clnb WU1 ‘h»‘ “P°n re"',pt of The Muskegon City Council is agita­ manahip being little defective he oollld-1 «•« "hdleoge a prompt repl) wm sent ting the establishing of a wood, hay and to the •'Irvings" Informing them why provision market. ed w-ith one or two buggies, upsetting it was not accepted. An organization one, doing slight damage. When he The Kalkaska l>and has a new set of will soon be effected here, however, and instruments, furnished by the Detroit was caught the horse wns returned to the Freeport bore will be only too happy Music company. Allie Durkee, its owner, and the boy to for an opportunity to relieve the “Irv­ Judge Cooley intends severing his his mother, and the damaged buggy to ings" of a little of the superabundant connection with the legal department the boy’s father tor repairs. We opine I conceit that seems to have taken pos­ of Ann Arbor University. Nashville has quite an enterprising A second searching party has failed session of them. young American. to dheorer James Walker, the man lost Emmet Everts startejl for Idaho last on Bois Btanc island. NELGHBORlNG EXCHANGES. Monday eveping. Each of the three Huron county A. C. Chisholm, representing the Re­ Cowell Journal. papers are republican, and it is proposed On Sunday morning 20th. Mr. John to start a new democratic paper in Had * serve Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Simmons and wife, a respectable couple Gnlnd Rapids, is in town. living at Ionia, were found to l>e de­ Thetford Center formers lose their Dave Fitzgerald avers that he will ranged. The Mail states that on going allow no loafers in his new pump into the house the neighbors found af­ lambs by night, and cannot get a trace of of them. Some attribute the theivery fairs in b serio comic condition. The house. r couple were engaged, in discussing re­ to large owls. Dr. Balber is building a neat and ligious questions from asalvation army Onsted is the postoftice of a new vil­ commodious kirn. w standpoint with some of their own ideas lage on the Michigan & Ohio, hut the Dr. Foote, having moved his office, to thrown in. Officers were called in and railroad mkne is Cambridge Station.. the vacant lot north of Al Racey’s bar­ found them gravely discussing the This confuses people. Question of which one of the children ber shop, is now building an addition to Hon. A. McDoneil. Bay City, has should l>e offered up as a sacrifice to the the same. He will soon lie in better Lord. The children were removed to agreed to donate five acres erf land to the Turner tannery if it will locate in a place of safety. “ John," said the shape than ever, as regards office ac­ wife, “I have parted with my lumgs the “Third City.” ■ commodation. and now I am willing to l»e -offered as a W- E. Buell, Taylor Walker, Jerry- sacrifice." “All right Maria" said John. 246. recently organized at Bowae Falls Wolcott, Mrs. Austin. Stella Wilson “No, I think you had better be the one by Commander Rowan, of Petoskey is and C. L. Glasgow were in Grand Rap­ to l>e offered,* said she after a little flourishing. further reflection. “ All right Maria," ids on Monday. The Adrain l>and has been presented said tffe complaisant John. The officers Dr. W. H. Young has built* conserv­ took charge of the carving knives, and with 8350.50 by admiring citizens as a atory, thus adding to the beauty and at the latest accounts neither one had testimony of»appreciaition for their vic­ tory at New Orleans. attractiveness of his sulwtantlal resi­ departed this life, but both are still Judge Hart has set .aside the man­ The fusionista of this county are noV" dence. The skating contest between Harry- so confident of success this fall as they slaughter verdict of Van Valkenburg. who killtxl Cleave at a chart rati, jmd Marple, of Charlotte, and C. L. Wal- were two years ago. The late election w ill grant him a new trial. rath, of this town, nt Vermontville, on in Grand Rapids, resulting in the choice The body of an unknown man was of a repulilican mayor, was a surprise Tuesday night, was won by Marple in found hanging to a tree in the woods party to them. twenty minutes and forty-five seconds. near East Saginaw. It was too liadly decomposed to recognize. Walraih was only fifteen seconds lie­ Battle Creek Journal. The hardware store of .James J. hind. John Shafer, married, but without Mrs. John Furniss died at her hus­ Fahey was closed Thursday afternoon family, a sawyer in Darrity. Alberts A to satisfy ti chattie mortgage. Mr. Co’s mill, Muskegon, was killed by the band's residence, on Wednesday of last Fahey says that the assets are aliout bursting of a saw. week, of comnimption. after^a long ill­ 86.500 and are larger than the liabilities. Mrs. Angus McDonald, of Port Aus­ Hon. Chas. P. Dibble, the first mayor ness, aged about forty years. She leaves of Marshall and one of the oldest and tin. went to visit her dying mother in a husband, two daughters and a son to most prominent residents of our county, Canada three weeks awo, but tttetnother mourn her loss. died at Aiken, South Carolina, on Wed­ rei'overed and she died herself. nesday night of paralysis. He was on Mavar M. V. Wagner, of Marshall, a visit to his son at Atken. lielng ac­ has started a stock farm and purchased JfOHGO-THORN APPLE Aaron Leonard has sold his farm in companied by Mrs. Dibble. The re­ 22 thoroughbred mares in Kentucky. mains arrived, at his'home at Marshall Black Cloud will be used on the farm. Castleton for 83,000, and bought In on Saturday. The death of Mr. Dibble The Roscommon oil has l»een tested. Hope. He has moved onto his new will awaken regret and sorrow through­ out this section of the state, where he The test was satisfactory, but will not purchase. be repeated, for it might not be so easy Jasper Jeffries was called home to has l>een so widly known and highly es­ a second time to keep the tank from the Ohio very suddenly; (his child not ex­ teemed for the last half century. blaze. Phliiwell Indepetxtemi. pected to live. Marshall is undergoing a temperance ThezEtna Life Insurance company revival by Wan! and Hughes. Only a Lester Mead has traded a part of his of Hartford, Conm, yesterday paid to few have yet signed the pledge, but farm to a Mrs. Parker. Mra. Eddy Sherman 85JXX) in full set­ From Marshall The Nashville village dads should tlement of Mr. Sherman’s policy of life more are expected. they go to Leslie. . •* have a night police for the protection insurance. A new county line road is soon to be Fifty dollars seems to i>e the market of property placed in farmer’s wagons price tor bondsmen in Tlainwell. Fifty opened on the county line lietween Ronat night. dollars for a human soul! Going, going, common and Crawfond counties, to cost Mr. Cook, of Morgan, has finished his gone! Sold to the devil for 850T What several thousand dollars when com­ plete. contract with the Lansing lumber com­ is the next lot? Wm. Seigel wua knocked down and pany. Knlaiuuno Teietfiaph. made insensible the other day at Petrie & Jasper Carpenter has moved his goods There is a speck of war at Albion Co.'s mill. Muskegon. His broom to his farm in Freeport. college letween President Fiske and handle caught in the machinery while the Eroeophian society, growing out of rMTofrMoiutiom'mNtfitiv passed by : he RUTLAND. The excereive rains have stopped the society and their publication in j A grand hop under the management the village papers. The resolutions of the Pontiac cpmet bend at Clinton farm work. . state that at a re« ent expense of nearly ] Hall. Pontiac was a grand success,.10b Grass and wheat are doing well. 8700 the society had fitted up rooms I couples tripping the light fantastic to Moat of the district schools have com­ that reflect honor on the institution, I King A Doig's orchertra. menced. For governor, J udge P. T. VanZile, roona ha« 1> । ln JadU(,n owr tlw >iutt ot Harwood k i ™. Mouat. to dodde the peifree ot of Charlotte. Which toe "J" 'h*, SStf' 5? I Moiinf» Bed Boek. Tbe jin nadered Rev. W. A. Hunsberger preached at RE toi? * verdict tor the detendwit. tho. retal, tk. nedinrre Podunk Friday evening. Sixteen per­ the suspension of the committee that • sons gave their names as members of drafted the resolutions, whereupon the society numbering 5f> members went I that Florthe M. E. church. There is a good deal of sickness around, mostly lavohing the glands of the neck. SEVEN PER CENT, discount for cash ^J’^e^eXCTsald petition, and the Fine growing weather. The nwt ».r coatinum. Mr. Mayn­ will be given on sums of $1.00 Wheat i» looking wella Baxmbm. a ard fenced up tbe road oppoalte Ma Some of the farmers are nearly ready and upwards, except sugars In .-aid county and prints. to plant their corn with the oommimocer. He was arreated HOLMES & HOLLY. WHOLE^NO. 1503. JJOLLEB FLOUR, renolution . to the i �M. [Litflw Valley Cor. N. Y. World.] Indian Jim has doubtless extermin­ ated htindreds of deer by his inethod, which is the old Indian way of attack­ ing them when they are helpless in the sno.' and crust When the snow is deep in tlie woods— and the winter^ are rare when it is not deep in the woods of northwestern Pennsylvania—the ie<-r gather in favorable places and irr*'.p it do vn as cattle do in barnyarilH. If the snow that lies deep all around them becomes thickly crusted with ice, or immediately after a winter i rain, the deer are as securely corraled ’ of if they were snrroupded by a fence | twenty feet high. The habits of the deer are iu well known to tiro Seneca hunter as his own uro, and when the crus: forms on tire snow he dons his snow-shoes and proceeds at once to gather in deer. He starts out -with as nfueh confide nee in his errand and as much certainty os to t]>e spot where lie is going as if on his way to the post­ oilice to mail a letter. He knows just t where he will find a “jleer-yard.” Years ' ago, when deer were more plenty, these ' yard-, would contain large herds, but j now-adavs it is rar.* that more than five I are found in a yafd. When tbe Indian xomee to the yard he himply pounds tlie defenseless deer to death with a ii*-avy club, which is his onh weapon. If the:deer attempt to • escape by springing out of the yard, they fall upon the icy crust, if it is heavy enough to liear their weight, and are unable to regain their feet. If the crust breaks through with them they can make no headway, and Sa in any event they fall easA- prey to th?|slaughterer. 'This, mode of hunting, iu find put of season, hns done more to depopulate the forests of Pehnsyivuniu of t|ieir deer than any­ thing else, and although it lias been known for years thit Indian Jim, as well as many others,• have practiced it with impunity, no eport has ever been . made to punish then. Old inhabitant of the region remember when there was not only one Jim Jacobs in the woods but scores of |hein, all slaughter­ ing deer tliat way. [ In one season 1880—Jim Jacobs ’and a companion pounded three hundred deer to death while they wpre corraled iu “yard” by the crust. Frederick Hotclikl.'s. the druggist. Is always -lude awake to business sad spares no pain* to -..■c ure the best ot even* article In his line. He lias secured thr agency for Kemp's Balaam for Consumption, Cotiglis, Colds. Asthma. Bron­ chitis, and all affection* of the throat and lungs.. Sold on a positive guarantee. Price rar. and St. ,,, mr r siurr When yon have a cough amt want relief, think ot Kemp's Balsam for the Threat and Lungs. A guaranteed remedy for those diseases. Price M entsand SI. centsnnd St. AVjONS o’ -'e, I IK iffiyMSff,«^n«re,h.. CASTOR IA for Infants and Cast ori a promotes Digest i on and overcome® Flatuleriby, ConatipaZ tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, and Feveriahneaa. It insures health and natural sleep, without morphine. " Cwtoria la bo well adapted to Children that uT?? h* more TF.RRIBLK ' j UoiiiiHOi^* II -t ;3 ?<g - eew»-g. S I Children, CANCERS What gives our Chlldreu mry cheek®, ~ ) Wliat cures their fevers, makeri them steep; z ,Tl11 <^'tor‘aWhea babies fret and cry by Pirns. What cure* their colic, kflte their worm*.' S’ H-.it < n-.torb.. H«l»trlu and Devon Cuttle. -s >1:11. 1ht-f.ib.ii:taK>- .»! «><;r •irti.? (,.,. . PILLS BOWELS, tor DISOR RIA. thr»cw>urtha of I [ , : Uir- Inexperienced Bad unrellAblo, trat InaluC upon bavin* Uua Extxdlent Rcn.odj'. ootni«undod by a PhyWc-jtn who hire ttuuln thl« du«.-a*u h »tudy for 30 Tcar*. Two to four bottle* fennmlly *afndeot to affect *n entire cum. M*il*faetton guaranteed or Mauey refunded. It 1* * ixmIHvo ear* far Ear-ache. For inn 1UIKTI ,a v... Hi. - ---- _ SAVAGE & FARNUM. newqmncr *dr«rti.in£ Affents. Campau buildiuf, Dcuvit, Mich., who «n*«ri advtrmctneni* in any Or all aew»paper» and penodleak in the world. They Aolicit^corrc^ondencc from advertiaeraand turn whealI mate* and infartna’ion fieeofcy»L Sati*facuou t» aaaured inall case* HEADache tlto. SOnna aurcstiou. r**uiax- awwa, •» skin and a vigorous txxly. TUTT’M ^ILLS cause no nausea or griping nor intcriero with daily work and are a perfect and all BllKIM COMMAtNIB are n-1 leved by taking WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS Ptnly V*g*uti»; Me 3rtrtag. Prte JU. All Dnggtea ■ TUTTS HAIR DYE. Gray nun o» Whiakkrs changed inAantiy to a GloMY Black by a slngfe «PbUmtloo of Uda DYE. 8oid by Druggtau. bottle, and do not buy without IL /UPOR TAUT REDUCTION IN THE PRICEOE 0<mc* bottle* redeeM trow 15 et*. to 10 cent* EmvIoua*. Act-nnln cur*-. Not tspt r^lve. Thru* pnekng* • for Cold -------------------------------- —----- — -------------------- Two Ounce bottlee reduced from 25 cti. to 15 cents Jmonths' treatment In la tr.e b*-. D .Ain*->% luy Fever, Ac. Fl»e Ounce bottle* reduced from 50 ct». to 25 cents 1 FUly cenu. j:> ail Dnt^icM*. >*r by mail. The public naut not Accept Any but orlirin*l rood* ‘ I E. T. HAZELTINE, Warren, Pa bottled by us, m tbe imiutions ere worthies*. | .. ___ ___________ _________________________ VASELINE FAYS CRAPES- ? Chosoli rough MiflnfacturliigCo., Hbw York. [ ** •- -rHK^CTKoiTwwT m urc now THYSELF. A Gnat Medical Work on fREL Msnh^ Exluurtted Vftaltty. r •«,. Witty. Frvtnaiun- f>clin- । loath, and ihr untold niix-n todtocrHfem or. \ 1,', young, mldilfe agc.1 an-' - .4,' jrrMTlptiotiN tor all ;e-.in- .1, asprubablj never before1 pttyslctan. am muslin, embossed cover*. D. ADVERTISERS FO6TE3. MILEUUN & CO.. Proprietor*. Boffido. New York. SMALL FRT7ITS AMD TREKS. LOW To DEALERS AND PLANTERS. Stock Firat-Claas. FirsteClaa®. Free-C«t*lorues jamhei .vm. Fredda,N.Y n.v. Free Catalorues CEn.S. JOStSFI.YN. o Lus Onh BY MAIL, POST-P.m ' 81 SI RIXOBOBO. outrnn co.. «■» Mention the Hai»T1X< m» BaMNKU. --- ----------------- IwwiEwiskfcifaa THE BBT BLOOD PUffl 01 ffll. ■' LO) 1 7- ' Fe. DIBBLE PUg^OO.^Clnelnnntl.O Cunt Dizziness. Loss of Appetite, Indigestion. Biliousness. Dyspep­ sia, Jaundice. Affections of the Liver and Kidneys, Pimplesand Face Grubs. Blotches. Bails, Humors, Salt Rheum. Scrofula 4 Erysipelas. (PETBOLEUH OLLY.) n . t=»o’w©11 xsro Broo., FoweL! 0., URE FOR J TRADEMARK. HWmlwB I Cl 8 - J. -J.. years experience In breeding and liuWirtlDK l.tn-f collectlou-H. op-.Nirtunity of comparingdB-- SI U U WANTED T- „ JTTTJmwrTcm vsi -r ■t-T? CENTAUR LINIMENT—un absolute cure for Rheuma­ tism, Sprains, Buras, Galls, «5tc. The most Powerful and Pene­ trating Pn in-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. OM poalUvtlyb# cored by using DR. P. HALL’S CAT A Kit H REMEDY. A new OOTpound. anUrely dlffc-real from alLother proporonona It U in the fonn BLOOD SEARCHER Trottlnr-Krcd HoMLitt-re. sssfcs1| The Farewell then to Morphine Syrup*, Castor Oil and Paregoric, and . HnilCaatorial CATARRHsHt^t t DbIINDSEYV i nclUh CUBED. Hale, pertiuw*;*nearly so that innnv l.ul*<- •h*j» rwi«M»r»« *> ArMnwut Wl.lwU .k-Ninnl Tt-11 IimII<“» no*’ cancer of the hrwwt atom-- ''rrtetoi mu Hurt wa> wk What quickly cure* Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion, ! Clydesdale k'tuuanueiV •tn and profesatoiuf--th^ Midin this country tor.. be refunded In every In-tan. < ‘ by mail. po*t-i«i.l niu-.tnai Send-now. Gold medal aw 31 the National Medical Anmci.i at whlrh be refer, you. Thia book abould he rxvi b •trurtlon, and by the sffilct.M! benefit aU.—London Iju> +: There tv u<> member of -■» book will do! t»e useful, wfe-t guardian. Instructor or gwu Addrote the Peabn.lv Mt-d;. ’ 0®^ quinng uuu mo.i .ajh., ',^,7 Mlnat*-dfecasr* that ur a t . lire skill of all ott««?r ph' xHi:. ±1 P* A I । D ‘ stiuun ot tittlure , THYSELF RUSKIN'S WORKS. Crown uy Wild Omv*. i«je> Kr < - Kihr-s.»f l£tr Dr<r. ia ■ .-leaky,Sesame Anu Liu.ik>.ri:. >u<u u hj.oum and Eriiirn or niv Din. .n .«ic xrtnne I • i Kwmla. red edgt-t, a> .’.(■■erfix rusted and tribune JOHN H. AU>FN. Fublhb r. t« V- For only S2.00 per year. AUUlii KI LIMBI TDr MWT.lnOsrM*** JjntulHcriptloHs taken at thU offlcr. | WlO - ALABASTINE! Made from the Extensive Gypsum or are now made to imitate. anil snlutltute expected to be made here in time instead of for Alaba.sline.ch«tp. untried preparations, importing. Alabaster Deposits of Michigan. ft plain allowing of the name ( Alnlwwtinc) When Alabastine first camo out the paint­ ^/given, with a description of the article ers aud kalsominers, like tbe ancient A LARGE EXPORT OF THE STATE. and statement of how It was perfected and scribes when printing was invented, iu durability proven. thought their occupation would be gone. Unlike all kalsomines, which it is like They thought the ladies and gentlemen in form, being made of sulphate of would all arm themselves with n brush, A Durable Finish Long Needed for Re­ only lime (alabaster rock), and not dependent decorate their own house?, as some of finish lag Walls. on glue for iu adhesiveness. It is a per­ them do, because Alabastine is read}- for manent finish, that hardens with age. use by simply adding water according to while all preparations before known for directions given.' They were also afraid, Old. Hard-finished Walls Made Better the purpose are miule of carlmnnte of lime ! as many jany oFthem said, that if it proved as (inert chalks and days), with glue, which I represented it would deprive them of the Than New, av ;i Trifling Cost. soon decays aud scales or rubs off. as all I work they get now in washing and scrapscrap­ ore it ware. ing the old kalaomine, etc., from the wall Alabastine wm invented in its primitive for which they get well paid. They would No More Moving from Store* and state ten years ago at Grand Rapids.Micb., nor get the job again if AlabaaUne was Houses to Hare,,the Old Kai- . and hat been experimented on by the in­ used, as all tbe work required to renew ventor and present manager of tbe enter­ with Alabastine is to remove the dirt from prise bv practical application, tbe first few the wail and spread one coat, which would or years brushing on many thousand yards give them less than one-fourth tbe money himself on al! kinds of walls and in all for repairing the room that they would get climates. About five years ago he succeed­ for removing the old kalsom*e and put­ • When Alabastine Was la vented anil ed in overcoming ting on two new coats. Now they find that the landlord will let SOME DIFFICULTIES EXPERIENCED, When Perfected. and having bad the work standing for ref­ them go all through the house with Alabaserence, and having minutes of bow each tine if the walls are only a little dirty or even to change tbe tint, as they can leave Tears of Experimenting and Practical job was done during the ten years, he woa the paper border or other decorations used able to know why some was good and per­ Use by the Inventor. manent, having hardened and improved if they wish, and the change of tint will with age, and why some had scaled like give the room an entirely different appear­ kalsomine, making it necessary to scrape ance st a very small expense, while they would not go all through the house remov­ Ths Miehigaa State Board at Health and wash it off. He was then able to ing everything to wash off tbe old kalso­ remedy and moke all like that that proved Reports on the Finish of Walls ’ to harden nnd improve with age. This mine at more expense and treuble for one and their Relation to could not be done in any other way but by room than to renew fire with Alabastine practical use and experience and lapse Bo the kalaominer gets more money each i Health. of time to prove each experiment to'profit year from the building than with the old way, and the customer saves at least *4 Letters from Prof. R. C. Kedsie to the Tbe material was then put upon, the out of every |5. The painters do not all see this yet. nnd some try to discourage market as an article of manufacture, and Alabastine Company After the use of Alabastine. However, Alabasadvertised extensively. tine is fast crowding everything else out of Testing Alabastine ALABASTINE DEALERS use for finishing walls. ■ Four Years in any town will teU when walls cqn be seen Alabastine also possesses great sanitary that have had Alabastine on them from one advantages; as it is pure stone, contains no Why It Shonld Please the Painters to fin years to prom the gnat claims cf unaenic, does not decay, and permits the durability, and that it is no experiment passage of air, the same as does brick and aud Kalsominers. The Alabastine Compat^have Rnd wall is thus cleansed. TWO LARGE MILLS of surface with the same number of Alabastlxe works well over Old Kalpounds, is simple, easily applied, and is 8OMINK amd Whitewash. and will stick also suitable for the fresco painter’s use. to them until they come off, but we do not recommend putting it over them, as they PHOFKSSOR l^.DZIE A 1.ETTKR TO THiC ALA are temporary, and Uta only way to get a BASTIME (XJMPANY. permanent finish is to wuh or scrape them Agbtcvltubal Collsok. I off and Alabastine tbe hard walls. Lanbiko, April !B,*raS4. I After Alabastine has been on a few 7b M. B. Chunh, Manager: weeks to harden, Deai: Si»j—The Alabastine put on the walls of the Chemical Laboratory more than four years ago is in u good condition With a sponge and water, sufficient to re­ and bright in appearance &a when flrat ap­ move spots of crock, Icad-pencil marks or plied, nave where w*tor from a leaky roof anything except greue. without spotting has Injured it The Alabastine seems to it. by using care to rub only long enourf grow harder with age. making a firm and to remove the marks; while a drop bf coherent covering, and has no tendency to toil the clothing ny contact, as whitewash and kalsomine win. I am well satisfied with Alabastine. Yours faithfully, will cover double the surface two costa R. C. Kedztb. that the same amount of kalsoaine win. Professor of Chemistry. Aliblwfn^0010 ““ Olh“ "“J “’’“‘•W’". M. B^Chureh, Manager for the AlabtuUv BJ?2Al 1°” requwt I luv» analyzed specimens of Alabastine menuI?ctu7s£ by,tbe Alabastine Company, of Grand Rapids, and find no traces of poiion*ousori^rtow materials The material wm carefully tested for arsenic and dbnper, but none could be found. My study t h®*11 ^Bb4atintd, and I am very weft pleased with the result The AlSsUne TerJ flnn and durable covering to the Wil. and seems to be free from any crack or sente. Ittaateofrre from any disagreeable odor. Youra truly, a—a . 0- Kbdzie, Prof. Chmrt Agricultural College,Lansing. Sept. 7,1880. ALABASTINE IS THS HE8T FINISH FOR ALL THE FOLLOWING. SURFACES other making Alabastine. ■ FIFTEEN THOUSAND TONS of the rock during the last summer, and and published a book entitled Alabastine wn- long needed, and now seems a ncc**-i«.v; n.t: tt»|y p, thtw who havu huiidliigw ••• ..a p In repair, biiL all who occupy rttoip It to a cenu-iii. manufactured reach- fur u»e. in beautiful tintsand alabaster white, and is easily applied by any one who can read the directions and use n brush, with which plaster walls can bn finished or old one® reilnisbed and kept like new with lesexpense than they could be washed If made of marble. To renew Atebastining the occupant-is not turned om ol doors, u hat been necessary to have tbe old kalso mine or wall paper removed. Alabastineis no experiment, bul Is kept in stock by paint dealers, and is in iw In every village and town, where proof of ite durability can be seen. As some attempts "Ortk o£Aia»mw«b wm FOR NEW BUILDINGS wtUa. bat It la thehit poaaibleflnbh fc» A SOLID “HARD FINISH" IM AMY DKLICATS TOIT DMIUD. They quarried •MWl repon, for (be 3%are 1874 ud 1877, thu mfauMiu. ™[x,ri ,nd *• •*> dried out, nd Olli ud rt-'Plralloo," IMITATIONS AND INFRINGEMENTS have grirnnd and *hinp.-d th® most of it. Remember the Name. TiTer^ wU?‘ kabotti®e or whitewash. Also tbe colors in Alabastine are mwln PenMMm by We KtUngotS! ’h«<taoell«l Hard­ ® wk* t-ttty ooat trfpl^ Il KXiar^S dmhto “““ ' Positive Proof of its Hardening with running night and day, one grinding up ■ MICHIGAN 8TATE BOARD OF HEALTH and manufacturing the 'Gypsum from Age Can Be Seen in Any Town. which they make the Alabastine, and an­ clearly point out and prove facts, in their Cheap and Easily Applied by Anyone. out DOSS MOT DnOQLOB blnatlon (with a aulpbate Inatad of 11 car bonata). doea not ebaorb the dlaoolorltur ptjaa and noka that turn the ordinary wtlReninc mteturea dark,but lArm^oS hy whatever lodge, on it, aurface, aa u In the West they sell Alabastine only to ‘•shadows from the walls of death,” carlopd buyers at each large distributing and placed it in the public libraries of the Swho supply the Smaller dealer*. Ste e, treating the matter as one of life or dso make and ship land and calcined death. Jinny others have also published _ during the Beason when no L -,!«•• ■"* IX 7"-. rli-MLiu-i L-iit-r done to drive «-iilt A<»1e»*t ne -hiJ-inr|ll*. : \V:i' «. • ’ ‘ The pueils of Gyps,, H mthtej Al ibellmetbw report, were retd.*!,. country mu said to be adequate to supply ta>tiue MX In general ww. end tbe the rock tn make this, though only the board knew notblng of ii. but n j, Mw „„ TjertwHl make good Alabartine, and the •ale nearly crery city and Tillnrr and »1» Jet be very large, as it wifi take the place of many thousand tons of President and Chemist ot the Board, for whiting or chalk previously and now im­ analysts and investigation. i ported from the chalk beds of England to tins country; oImj other preparations used **“ tn.Urhd, men. for renewing wulla, and will take theplace • S I'**? "S” the Proferenr that pwmii. tl,e of the finishing coal of plaster and wall Uooed by of air. poa«dnS tdl tlTS qtuH sl,n raMk,n5 Alabastine. there is tlea aet forth >u lb. above u beta, also used brge amounts of other ingredito conrtllule a wall »,d<li oon.I «d7. MtsJlDchidi.rg flue catering matter, that •are .health- Tltla valuable ntattrtU oZZ the company buy in carload lot*, coating many thousand dollars annually which is within tbe reach ot all, beiar cheaper than kalaonUne, „ U coran double the mount filling and cementing tbe cracks. ■uiHhirtarrd b» AI»vYtl«- CotopuL piarck. Mu«rer, feruditkaMi With. k For sale by paint dealer? everyxrbert iiihtiois uFaraniGfiEiTSi Some cheap attempted imitatioiaof Alalxutine. also i^fringemcr.tf an pur serrraZpaUnli on it, and its nses, an being ifered tri rmr ptare. to Alabastine dealerr, under difevent names and at eery much tmoer ftriae than Alabastine could be sold for. In speaking of imltaliousjnd infringe­ ments we do not incl&de sfraigut kalso minds sold on their own menu, not repre seoteiKby manufacturers or dealers to be the some as Alabastine. under other usmes, or made from tbe same materials, and mat ing the same claims of permanence, hard •Ding with age, etc., but if they are trying to sell on the merits of Alaba.-unc they are inferior imitations and probably infring­ ing oa our patents. Being the inventors of this pi<? on. the first of its kind, we of cour- ■ ■ nel good patents 00 it, as tbe law and shall prosecute all who datniuu us by infringement, from the manufacturer to tbe dealer and those who use it on their buildings. We are not obliged to notify to hold good our claim against iufrisger*, but wish to worn our customers that they may Dot be imposed upon with inferior preparations, •specially when they ore »W oa such representations that Alabastine will be blamed for the poor work they doAll acquainted with tbe line know tost y never anew m ouj F-'-r----- 4 these clainis of permiffenre. iw to applying as many costs u «• m over another for yraw. !>*««“ Ing with age, improving the wall ev^ tfaM a coat is added, or to number of yards to the pound that ad buttes will* By comparing the circuisrt of old-prepared kalsomines with our9-. will be seen that this is true, and no» toe attempting imitators of AlabasDnc touch tberecblms very lightly In print- Th^gJ our custotnera tell us that some sales® tell them oa the »ly that the imitawj » tbe '•same thing as Alabastiof. fisbe, and a frowd, which they will .«*■ after it has been on the wall n few mon and especially in years. TO CHEAPEN A MAMVFACTCRKn waU- ,^r,"M”lt of U* timber pl“,«r Th* *° d<,“ br “X person who eu woo a whitewash brush, being easily and depending on good quality for nicely don® in tints on brown plaster with is unsafe, as a poor wall-finish w,‘l “ 11 do- not diacolor .nd •“kAI«b ’ CTerT ,p"1 Tbe 'Idtbtlty the wall, and its ON WOOD CEILINGS g*” the twelve beautiful tints and full inuruc tions. x Stobrf™ DURABILITY OAHMOT BK PBOVE’’ 124 twiuuwl tor till, work I. no wb.ehulu .v. Nnw ihnae who UAV* MOUND ALABASTINE TO DE DI » PAINTED WALLS con be beautifully tinted a* ea.Hr „ „ ‘ paint on he wn*hed “ U,c T“"n««m-Uudmue§ brow^;,.U«“'lSw,u' wl,nl '• .Sue OVtR OLD WAU. PAPER rF 25 fl^lwl or troweled off lenl. hJ5 ,urVrb,Dg. as it reiterates all raide rf??*4'.**11 ^dedred. Il Uould be colors, covers patches, nnd Wl ln<«e«w. , nr J? hardening on tbe wall with age. rep. the original wall, will riot risk untnedP^ araiiouii on one room in hopes ol » - ACHR.XP. tAFKKtOn MAKUFA0rVBR‘’wUl' can be made so as to impoae on thePU^J with lews chance of detection when n tiaed than most AMY KIND OF ADCLTMMATIO!’ Common kauomioe appmrs to I*«‘ -,ih fair finish whan first put <»• bul n0 claims that ft is durable. frfrywg dealer foTSrouff reeteteteg AUIAIT1BI ©ONPAliY- For Sale by Paint Dealers, Druggists and Hardware Dealers. See that the Name Is on the Package. £ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-05-16.pdf dbd49d5146b1b98b67f5f015496a2174 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXIX. NO. 4. HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 16, 1884. JJOLLEH FLOUR. The Hastings Banner. County News. Choice Salt Meats, Ha-i’inus, Barky Co., Mhh. rshall l. cook. Genoa Lime, m iwcription hates i Aim Cement, Corn, Bran, rhv $l.r> per year: If not paid until e: aiion o« y<*r, Subscribers out->lt- ot Barry Co.. IlJB per year. Invsirtably cash in advance. ADVERTISING KATES: (liumn year........... . .410© 00 &tra rUarge for >|>ectel positions. JOB PRINTING. 1 . . >j| pride is felt In the Job Printing De.nt of the Hammkh. Evsnthlng lu the e uffirelis new; and with the latest faci-s ot the iiujwt approved patterns of machinery, < - ’-npetent workmen employed, enables । the t.nloftist-class Job work. Wi Brid QmUr. KgTHMItH. Philip T. Comjkovk. 1 ,<fg< of Probate. Prosecuting Attorney. M1TH A COLGR0VE. Lawyers. ART GALLERY, -,iee In all court* of the Stale. Collect ions ’I* looked after. Money to loan on real r xappen VakARMAN, H. Lawyers. Over Hastings National Book.* MIN CAR VETH. Attorney at Law, Middleville. Mich. The public are cordially invited to eall and raising, came nrar meeting with an ac- groceries, and confines Ills business to . *'TOl “> t-Tiarlotte . examine specimens made by the Instantaneous Cident. having the sole of hls l«»t taken | the han I ware exclusively. । w‘“> t*!1®- vbdUn« tor * „ lnc process at the New Gallery. off. He says he wouldn't like anything W. W. Will* has filled one aide of the ^"[*1 Schofield, the long expected th serious enough to happen him to .poll i same store with a fine stock of new Usretyinai., arrived with six horses, « \\. X1SKERN. P . Lawyer. । Cher Sjkiuldlug's dry goods store.* • «.!: aiieixl promptly to all bualneas in all r*-. Chalies reasonable. • WHOLE NO. 1504 sent three nr four wreka. He expects Lee and wife were here last week,; to complete arrangement* to operate from BeUevue. haikmoi • ■ hie photograph gallery here, ami'wm Erve Cain rhopped his knee quite 1 WOODLAMD. EBY WOODS. j ltrs. Matilda Haight expects to go upon his return, commence business in badly. his building. <m South Warren BL The oldest drj goods house in the city Orin Wright was home from teaching . north this week to rejoin her husband, Friday. . ! is that of ’ ’ t| where they will again pioneer as in which is no« nearly completed. Supervisor Covert has made the asr W. S. GOODYEAH A CO. ORANGEVILLE. j j younger days. ' The ’ senior member of the firm tud Com-planting and house-cleaning are sesment. I A number of Woodland citizens soAlvah Carpenter is on the road buy­ l*een identified with business here I journal for some time this week at in order now-a-days. almost as long as there has l*en any. We, too, live in a temperance town, ing produce. । Hastings attending circuit court. Mrs. Powers and •daughter, Df Balti­ The partners are now W. S. and Frank । Mrs. Joseph George, an aged lady, is as 1 hear the druggist is not going to -----------___________ G. Goodyear and Geo. A. Barnes, and rerioiMly sick at the reaiilean: of Iwr get a license till about haying and har- more. were here Sunday. Miss ChBney returns! from her TUi^ they succeeded Barlow & Goodyear, daughter. Mrs. David Haight m this vesL The sickly season, I suppose, Price and quality guaranteed. nois visit. • \. . . When • -■' this firm‘ began -business - • they commences just about then. village. Cash Paid for Graln*Wooi, Hides The manner of conveying our local kept simply the staples in their line. It is -pleasing see a Wheat is looking good. . - to some to again -------------Sc., at' •mail is extremely annoying. We get. Since then however they have made a .Some people claim Uiat highway । rePuWican making his yearly calls with the news cross lots before it arrives by planks are verv cheap this year a tin box. J 'Ma.nw.n.ia.wwrramws «j,! speciality of fine dress goods, and no Fsul * \ elte drive a naw span of 1 ■-'■'“’■o Falk starts toqtay on hia , P”1- b"‘ «"»"•», Cwlton pcrtnlta thia town of the sire of Hastings can boast • -• • * peddling tour. ,to accomodate a few selfi.-h individuals •of a store that can show so many at­ ‘hursen. They make a noble team. L. Hilbert and Wm. II. Lee conaU^r- D«llaad> new house looms np jn that happ«> t.. want a ride from the tractions in this line ah W. 8. Good­ L. Hilbert and Wm. II. Lvv coQsti- । lodlMn') rouU' T1''' Ull‘‘l should year A Co. They have also lately add­ tute the board of review this ’year. the distance, quite an addition to that । rpHE NEW I come from Hastings direct by the ed u stock of carjjetings. and in both It no doulft would be a good plan for Street. Mr. Coon ami Mr. Mimbs-k have " oodbrnd carriers. This would incan- quality . . and price of goods successfully ---------------tax payers who find fault with their gone east to effect the final settlement, venience '«>*“« no »“ po post office and would favor . compete with Grand Rapids. They are iMaHwment to call on the board/when I um very much. i wide awake, and have the -get there” in session, and not wait till tax paying of Mr. C’s deceased father's estate. j qualities. The firm Is so well known time arrives to find fault. _______ ___ ______ MAaSTXUJL North of Merchants Kxehangr. ' as to need no words of' commendation John I’essler and August Geiger t, Quite „ u number of changra L,-_-D-taa have . takCalvin j Ainsworth and family went Crwk 6n Fri<L*>' for “ few I। from .... lr. , Desiring to give our new method an Introduc­ were loth dccidentally injure, at OW. j enntaw amid the bua’iMMpert of the I tion to the public, we have concluded to furnish, Bising-8 Ixum raising. Praaler having community. >“*.V8' TWt' veara su^Xi to th. hu«i even though the cost of production greatly ex- hia foot injure., anrt Geiger Mug F. F. Ward haa finally decided to re-| The old genUeroan Flint haa gone to [ > ™’ oeeda the old method so long In use. our Fine atnick in the back by a falling ptank., main in Prairieville, am. ta. removed U» State of New York with his wife., J Finished Artistic Imperial Cabinet Cards (or 83J» per dtaen; Panels, »4.»; Cards. r.’.00; Neither are seriously hurt. , his at«k of hardware to the Willta I Th'.'- ‘-tend* make that place their Allie King, while at Kiaing s barn I wore. He gives op the dry good, and j ,ut"re , Xure th££r. Rustn h£X J to Tln-Types, 4 tor ao cents. 11 n.' attractions to oOet inTb w w ratal 4>lid" housre of the citv 1 “ hW^,?h^ i h h. I groceries, and we wish him a successful ”‘,rX^Wood°^ V oodland-caine near having a cheese 1 trade. Hejhaa rented the wood bam. o„,i ahoix-ta -------------------------------------------------------factory Arrangements were all com' The store vacated by Mr. Ward is <’h»s. Smith went to Impeer on Fri- i There is nothing Tike Dr. Thomas’ Edectrlc l*l-‘«l. when the contractors who were | occupied by Wm. Brown A John Coms. T- i hl« -ld«l a milll'nen and drere-makina __________ I "**«•l" the m,ilk u> Th‘e postofthe has egrt. returne<t to the ““ ruUe?7 Totalo ‘. *P«tn>»t. which is receiving a liberal i E KEN ASTON, A. Attorney at Law, i.ihrt- .1.5. Goodyear & Co.’s store.) -xei i>t* in all court* of the State. Collections . attending to. , rpHB IMl-OKTKll CIA DKSDAI.K DRAFT '»ek«l O''1- !*« °he else r ould he se- I south store. Mondav where thev continue their p“tronl*e- To hove placed his buai. W .LOWRY, M.D„ 1 STALl.lo*;. (cured to do that part of the work. It I Messrs. Woodhams A Robinson have ! ^"'“hvy, where they continue their on 8UCCBlifuI „ fooHi». ♦J Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. J I'mux-J IU » IIMIUIA W 1WA. U»Cl Ulf ■. _ .. ... ! look9 »< ‘ he pnwentM though the pro-rented the Shop of the Richard boy., i to Vijgtaiia to. loric over the !; a a source of_ satisfaction i( -. him, and o| it Ottiw. .mi Thorn BL, Haatincs, Mleh? r AnWLLn O rAllLI iject would go down. Many people re- and are now preparing to fill orders for |1.h°me of- preaidentsand enjoy the । certahJy gpHlli5 forto th< , tra(|e a.is ti; town or uoantry promptly attended. I ny south. certainly speaks well for the trade ot •nw hour-i -4 to 10j«. m. and I to 3 p. in. । te a nah “ne’Si'i ’fret tht' fallure- “ u"' England Bros., hamrea furniture. 4c.. having a much j David Fitzgerald went to Wayne on 1 , ,, o . •■u'j'fioor :ii Holloways' drug atore. dapple the proprietors, have the confidence of better location than liefore. Special attention paid to surgical diseases black, 4 ... : Next door to Mr. Russells is th»* j years old hotel is under a cloud at present. I to spend the Sabbath with ! ami a factory once estal>-,. .The '-------------------------------------------the first kind ami- the - -people, .------------. eash store of At KETT A BUTLER. of August titin'™"' lislie<l ",u"t , <'rtaln1.' Prov<' profitable. ( -The way of the transgressor Is hard.” his parents and sisters. LEWIS STERN. UMUOU, ; lx sixteen 1’ysicians and Surgeons. Mrs. Dean Fleming, of Jackson, is ^.2 ' 'IFAiilu.n ('-rzaavoll t'nnnrx mnn tri ... __ —... _ < Reuben-----------------Crowell, a . young man. nf of with auhands ----- „ . --------------- -----------Mias C. Flower commences giving Only a few years since . Itegan Prairieville, Mich.) . Inches visiting at James Fleming’s this week., l,1 “ I 111 "*. l " with spinal fever inetrm-tione in paintine this week. IIOll MIIU — « ------' --” * business here when it seemed that *. ' ; jk.. ulcbt-or day, promptly attended. i high, full ; maneand Several of the young ladies have new , Elroy - Boise returned ,, . to Grand Rap, style, ajid (islnillnr similar to the dlseeee disease which appeared Hastings had already more dry goods l» ifintld. . . , ■ tall, and erSl Sr; »t Nashville lately. Timid people need guitars, and are soon to commence tak- IJ*. Dekota, on Monday night, stopping p R. TIMMERMAN. ered by “ ~ “ •** ‘ ~“ houses than the place could support L . Homa pathic Physician & Surgeon, 1—0 rr.wwl i.1,1. not .... . as the .... , .... U ar nr a Iday or twn two st at Ksttlp Battle Crm>k Creek. feel alarmed, disease is not.17 ing lessons of___ Mrs. Ward. . , . . . ■ -ROOd J'"’' | But this Sid not at all discourage him. , f tr-it door east oi HMlmmyi* drag store.) i Alfred Buxton and family are in । gra ges of draft horse*, horses to be the the* best be*u horse in the ’ . . » , ‘ eountry ter Unuiug and road purposes. contagious. . Frank V ales and family have return­ With characteristic enterprise he push-. 11?: ~Wn? JONES? I Gand Rapids this week. ' to their home on the farm. Junie 4 page 1 John donn Baitinger, naiunger, a a highly mgniy esteemed eneemeu 1’ DenUat. 1 _The Gilpin sulk}’ plow and others r<l for his share of the trade, got it an<L nhanceboris ■ y° young man,’died died on on Rabliath Kabliath morning morning i -1’ ■ rh k unff ,nttn Mr. J. Goos lias recently purchased h has kept it. At first he made more of m he bv Izirtl ' . _ . * work promptly attended to. j were testa! upon the farm of JI. C^oe ?lo*dHatto «s,’ he by Clyde last. Decaned has been h sufferer dur- horse, and a fine fellow, too. specialty of clothing: but as the city L. A. Sh«l.l l> moving into the tnurth 1 Mr ?’1°r ** "•‘’“""T’? .Pf HE V( »RE & PR ESS Y, i»I the W rix month,. ^unev 1 ,u < M*c *“f,t m* m»ouuiS. He was onei. and adjacent country prospered, h* I’ Physician* and Surgeons. • <l.y wM i«t but the ph,w, witlt their iner's | of onr best young men, and his loss is • room, of the hotel. launched out into the fine dress goods I \Frcf-port, Mlcb.i , ltxrr> Sullivan and Dr. B. C. Mcl««“* 7™. ’TT 41' i keenly felL He wiis 25 years of age. I trade, and in this line is equal to any of darn uj Young Baffle Punch. j .uh i>n>iu|itB utn-Dilsd to. . . . . and the Gilpin showed little difference , ! Signed by J. HUNLEY, Breeder. Peter Hunsicker, a resident of thia Both, of Battle Creek, were in town 1 his contemporaries. He is one of the ELTON * CROOKFanner’s Fancy will make the season oLasm i in draft, but on the whole, we believe “staying” J^imL believes in printer's ink at the Flower farm, Prairieville. X village, while on a visit to relatives in Friday. The doctor was called out to Tkbmb.—To Insure, t®.00: for season. .<15.00; Ohio, died in that State. He had long ! see some sick horses at Mike Doster’s, ij no one plow bore off all the honors, j 'ly in ’ *his business, as . single service, cash, 110.00. E»ciq»es and acci[ There were several excellent plow*; but j and usee it . dents at owner’s risk. 4-ll-om c nht<* policies on a aum'a property a i>een afflicted witli disease of the kid- one of which he is likely to lose. I ; the Gilpin drove as easy with a rider as | the local press can testify. That hr !••• ttre, liRhtninR or wind; aRalnit a j has made a success is evident by his neys, and knew sometime past that he L. L. Loveland baa returned to his < Msrtr**" Hale. * di-Klh and accident. i the others with a walker. lH*luult having been made In Um* conditions of was incurable. i eastern home, after a couple of weeks large and increasing trade, which his । «><>K A SHELDON. The telephone crete struck Nashville SSSff business tact and push have won for AVrxMllaiMl wants a good shoemaker, । with his friends here, on Thursday. They are pushing the ! ^ *.**' *"7”’'Ji. *"“7**7^ 77 i him. He is one of the men we '■tr e m Ab*tr.e-t Block, Hastings, Midi.) not one that stops for a month or two i , KOBGO-THOK1TAPYLB. work, and will soon have our town tel- J Par.’ ibe only set of Abstract Books In Barry county In Uber 14 of Morteaxt-'. pap* MB, on the to get a little money and then go again, L. P. Cole launched bls steamiest lephonically connected with our neigh-.B 1 E £ 1IOOLK 7th dny of March, A. D. IKK- And wher» MM it was “xprvsnly agreed lu mdd mortgage that bufca man who can do good work and Tuesday forenoon. " j boring sisters. A 1'OOTH, M. D. ?' Mr. Hogle has long l>een identifier, be depended on. There is a good chance Zeb. Parks has backed out of his 1 Thqre are many circumstances that Physician and burgeon, | thirty days after It became due and pax-able’. here for such a man. The shoe store trade with Leeter Mead, and a big law- happen In the course of even obeerv- with business here, and is noted as one east side Main St. Nashville,Mich.) •I then the prlnehil sum of two of the successful ones. When he goes ! (<2 000) with all arrearages of Interest abould <l<knce next door north Wolcott House. i! become dueaod payable7iiiu»ediatelvtlirr.*a«rir. formerly owned and run as a shoe shop ■suit is pending. ing man’s experience which strike one into any enterprise he calculate** to w tn ;dl« pmmpth attended too, day or night. Default haring been In the )>anuent ol said in­ by J. M. Riser for many years is now Fisherman from Charlotte at the i as very strong; for instance; we terest. and the same still rvinainlng in arr&xrv, vacant, and the question is often heard. Therefore, when he withdrew from <ht I^EPlf KNIGHT. . the power of sale contained in said mortgage Lake House. the other day an account In a daily grocery establishment of Smith. 1 logit has becotne operative, and aaid »aort*agee has When are we going to have another •’ . Veterinary Burgeon. Carl Woodard, proprietor of the per that two physicians had been ar­ elected to declare the afore»*ld principal mus & Preston, and began in the dry goods • »>-idtuer.Riiilahd. n«ir Yeskjfey school bouse. > of two thousand dollar* with all arrearuges of good shoemaker ? Grove House at Morgan, is very low rested for some irregular transactions U ili attend al! calls for services nl«ht or day. Interest thereon to be due and parable by res**.:, and clothing trade, his friends predict­ A tramp put in an appearance at with consumption. of rach default. There la claimed to be <«ue on iin reference ~ to a small pox patient U «< trvaumable.ed success, and he has in no way tl«aj>said mortinwe and accompanying note at uie Anudsa Smoke’s theAthpr evening and • Mr. L. Scothorn is happy. It ’ s a girt The man who knew what he was about date of tins notice tiie sum of two thousand two ■- . . Bitpwx, M. D. W. I’. POLHJtMtJN, M. D. It’s a mistake, and should read Les- I and had made a correct diagnosis of the pointed them. He made a study of the hundred and ninety-two dollars and eteren begged a lodging. •'Am,” always being nn>. BROWN & POLHEMUS. crate (S2^a2.1l), and noj.roceedlngs or suit at a generous fellow, lodged and fed the situation, bought such goods us the• ’ Hoib.npathie Physicians A Surgoms. law or equity having been Instituted to recover ter Mead has traded a part of his farm case watfflned —--j and j * i in prisoned; * •- >-«hi* col a­ trade demanded, and bis store from the chap. Some time after* the tramp’s j tbs del* reoutam, ""J “ 'officrover Julius Russell's store. Main Ht.) league who did not know whether the to Mr. Parks, instead of M»s. Parka. ta|«14 mnrtgaire mortgage or anv part tnercoi. thereof. .No* there­ 7 .7 . . «»i outset, ha* been liberally patronized. not™ is rt hereby hereby given given that that on on departure it was discoveml that he had • UN aaswertxi from the office cc at all hours of i1 .fore, notice patient had small pax or the itch, was Henry .Strong lost some sheep and willgive trt«especial Hirelai I I the 19th day of"u.urLJl* -I nnH nV • daywnlrht. Dr. Polhtanusi«will Dry goods, clothing and furnishing July next, at one o dock In the stolen one of “Am’s” sliirta. He pur­ "• tliintoal-seaxesofthcEye find Ear. let ofL without _punishment. Thus it afternoon of that dav, at toe lambs; killed by dogs. ' goods of the latest patterns and style* ■ '*E vi .bour> «to 12 a. m.. 2to < p. m. • the court bouae in tne city of Heatings, Batty sued the fellow and overtaking him MissWIW Id* thChaffee died .Wednesday seems the courts are inclined to put a are kept in stock by Mr. H. To have roust). Miattan, ithjU I'lAre <" asked him if he had the article. The morning between the hours of 1. and 2 premium bh ignorance. It is n&dless huUlna ths circuit court fir wd rowrty.i.Wy won such a good place in the fwe ot there wfil be .old u inblk 7“'“^" tramp said, “yea.” Smoke said, "this o’clock. Cause, the barsting of a blood to say our syiupathioi are with the strong competition speaks volumes to: is the pay we fanners get for feeding doctor who was punished, because he him and his business methods. Tt. you chaps.” wThe tramp said. 'jes. had taken the trouble to properly train have dene so demonstrates that Hast­ X'- “ ‘ Am,’’ finding him to agree to every «tv .Subscriber is prepared to do SAW GUM­ £LSn,.i^Ti.-“ Kaflb gbovb. himself for his profession. MING *uil FILING In an experienced manner ings is liecorning more and more of ’a. George Pearce is sick again. ... n„„r thing said and l>eing willing to ac> ■■ on stsort notice, at my shop In the rear room dcscrib d In said mortgage as Mrs. Ilindmarch and her daughter business center, for while Mr. Hogle The northeast quarter of the southwest quar­ Um. A. HAZKN'S STORK, opposite Messer's ter Amon Wolf was at Hastings Friday. have gone east on a visit. X tar west half of the southeaat quarter knowlwlge himself as bad as people *r. .Miinval Wan-house. State street. has prospered, his competitors have 'S’ Sd*n.onrf « “5 supposed him to be. let him go unThe union party held a meeting at Walter Powers is improving his resi- prospered with him. B. A. COTAMT. Norton’s Hall last Friday night. ; nortlieast quarter of the puniAed. . ! dence by a coat of padnt Owing to the space consumed by Um Mrs. Vanhorn is sick The upper saloon resumed busineaa account of the murder of Officer Scud olmes a h y i George Spencer attended the I. O. G. v. Or Woodland, Tuesday, the firm Dunham & Walker der. we have room for only this parPruni U» HcraM. T. lodge at Nashville last Monday having dissolved, James Gregory buy­ Mhi. Emwr Huffington, (ommrly ol i ' night. ■*•*<»•■ to call Um* special attention of their ing Walker out, the matter has been of Hastlag*. Our next article will t’nrlton township, now of Ohio, in ex­ • Iriomls io their The Wolf brothers are at home wait­ some time adjusting itself. complete tkfi< subject, and also speak pet ted to arrive here next week, where . ing for the stone masons to do their H“ i thi SStS: she of the clothing ratablishmente. will spend some time visiting Haq. ; SU’S-'tfi “(«£»>, ®•S'hS’S Buffington, Ransom Wolcott, and her . . The old friends of The Prairie Farm­ ‘ twrwrilre jerre'« SSh. many friends in this immediate victo-1 Will Morse was at Middleville last Sat-' Charlotte Leader. 1 a °r<-7>toffethcr with the saw mill and house Last Thursday evening Elmore DoL er, and many farmers all <h er the w«t. urday. rennniraor io «■» >«<><» tty . . Supervisor Swift has completed the son and Miss Nora M. Perkey were and east, too. will lie glad to team of united in marriage, at the residence bf The rapid growth of Freeport is the assessment of *84. the bride’s parents, in Eaton, by Rev. the good fortune that has. come to this I‘RY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS > 8AMrra. t Awok. occasion of much favorable comment. Ira Cummings and Ed Mason have O. II. Mpoor. time-honored journal, which for nearly AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, 1 And to know that the growth is oC a gone to Battle Creek where they will An effort is being made to organize half a century <43 years) has been doing healthy nature Mng the natural re ­ a lodge of Knights of Pythias in this good servim to and for the agricultural spend the summer. GROCERIES, CROCEERY, I tar m. dty. The gentleman agitating the sult of this productive section of the matter i« a hustler, and hfe efforts, no interest* of our country. The number CARLTON. ’ --.nakre the .Burti» ... Ure mure . AND GLASSWARE. of May 3d announces that, henceforth, doubt, will meet with success. our school itt flourishing under the The lYairie Farmer will be under thv enjoyable. -----(•hsriott*’- KeroiRlfW' A settlement has been finally effected supervteion of Mian Morgan, of Hast-----------’ , 1 The state firemen*’ tournament will editorial direction and bturineaa imm■■■■ between George Ahweiler and hl« wife, Ings propose to do uourat btwinr**. |>ay ** I 1/1.^.^ u —.in™ dnlv willed Mira Landun. for x™'*' ,ln1' P*“. ™- f •»’>eld in thb city. Augurt It Md _ “ I. lor produce us Ha»Un®» or Nashville, and On rr*dln«an«1 “* pJJS-this theparUe. who hat e been quarreling Wednendav plscanlwl "Nrt.raserer since their marriage almutayrnr played In J. N. Covcrt’ii More, hM gone ■mire «t"«« American v> Freeport. During her rmldHire here kv 1'uttgo. Mrs. Anweiler left lor Chicago »he hu won hrete of friemlx . ' Bra. Blypyer, of the Lender, in the this morning with OWOasher part ot removed to near Will Brumfield and Jdhn Cote have liappj pc*Hft«or of a small herd ot Jertne pTOCWtW. pnHt’ekin.. of said thC gone to Kansas City. I appreciate the liberal iMtnauge our lBr"‘^T..'n *t"-M wmLuu FARMER’S FANCY SAW GUMMING ! «X . H SPRING STOCK .. . . . . . . . . . | sr&'ssa* Ullll <lc- ’ Hiajge part ot Woodland Wade- by Hrfr ■'tVEN FER COT. (too will baginn on «un and upwards, ex*ef and prints. IrtforoUh of $1.00 lugars HOLMES 4. HOLLY at a M*MkKT ' uiul Otis Landon fe improving the looks . of his place by relaying Ute nffld ftere. Bunday school met Sablwth at Pflff a. territory । <wivArninMit tend and write that they has sunken in a eoirt. roki. mi- BnaiowB lively at the Oster. KilMe Cain had one-third of his linger AoMwdoff. < omwanr. lobe itb-l Monday �HERE! The Hastings Banner. he Hastings, Micil, May 16, IBM- Xditobial Motbs. The democratic party invariably cuts asm of his “change of heart" may have caused mm to over-look historic facts. The democratic party opposed the greenback measures in congress, oppos( ed the measure that made the green' Irack equal to coin. The democrats on the supreme bench have always favor­ if he or she belong to the Army. ed the legal tender note. Hail it ntt Maybe I will come again sometime. lieen that the republicans on the su­ Very Truly Yoon,J preme bench were in tlie majority, and WOLVERINE. in sympathy with republics ideas, the AS AMBSUJEtT OTTERED. greenback would not be in existence a sorry figure when it undertakes to do anything but growl at the republicans. A wave of meaningless discontent swept over the country two years ago, s and to their surprise it placed the dem­ ocrats in control of the lower house of •■•ingress. They were loud in their prolessions of reform, and among other things promised a large reduction of thetariff charges. Upon the assem­ bling of congress, a rampant free trad­ er was made-speaker, and Morrison was by the latter selected to attend to the 1 tariff reduetion. Much stress was laid upon this matter. The present’tariff was denounced as a system of robbery, whose iniquitous workings would be wholly removed by the virtuous demo­ crats in congress. They claimed that; , the principle of protection was wrong, and its practical application workedI nothing but; injury to all classes. The! ' republicans stood by their favorite* doctrine of I protection, asserting thatl ’ - . Ah and low, to gain a m Ke of the SalvaHM 2 fib-racks, which tort seat <1.000. is generiUy or three nights in a week i te up Senior Vice I <a •‘silver collection" at A _ Junior Vice1 I means whereby to raise revenue to de­ I fray incidental expenses. Whether : they are soul saving or money making 1remains a question. It is considered the height of impudence to ask another barryjwxrr. to-day. To reply in kind to the Journal’s comments on a Banner editorial of the previous week is not pur wish. If the editor of that paper derives any satis­ faction from calling the writer a “jaokass” or a “liar" and hpeaking of “the corrupt, bribing, b ing ring” of republi­ cans who hold-office in Barry county, he can have all the satisfaction he 1 3fi Having . boks " ft aid Bejair Stop, DaLINDSEYs '. Hastings Cl»y- BLOOD SEARCHER yiUgerald Pott, No. Itok Prat irt-r. (Th. Owarnr.l “’t'S.'SS £iuu. That - Tin, Copper & Sheet Ironware. ASSriR»H.HMW__ • Nohville. Jlffrrrh P'«t. Ho. Bl. May live to run soother day. ot mew uiim, ABOUT DIAMOND-CUTTING wants. We can only advise our con­ Chaplain. Henry W He*r* iMSrt-r tit the D*y, F. Baker. (Naw York Tribune. ] temporary to keep his hat on; for when < Imrcr »t th. {■“Si,!1. ',nj” “Gan rou tell me something about one man call another a jackass, the pabdiamond-cutting ?** asked the reporter. lie are anxious to examine the accuser’s “Most of the stonee sent to London ears, and are, usually suspicious that from the Cape are re-shinped to Am­ Nashville. they belong to a creature of the bray- sterdam and Antwerp, the great cut­ ting places. Cutting is done also in Ing kind. this country, though only within the Ist-onard Mauth Pott. No. 211. the dutiee should only be removed or Stockbridge has written a letter to last few years. I suppose there canft be over three dozen cutters in the whole I C.-n. it. Kiiwuriek. decreased as our industries liecame CoL Livingston, of Detroit,stating that, A-.w^lMllenhsek. . able4o compete .with foreign mannfac- owing to the severe Illness of his wife, country, and of these we have one J. V. C.—1. M. Riser. dozen, all foreigners. On this point it turem The manufacturers and labor- which ’ Hrr. Wm. Judd. necessitates a trip to Europe, is to be note!, however, that the de­ (hap. Sanronj. ■ambr. Q. ff-5. W. Hainjr.. • era of (the country Hooded congress wit h he j has concluded not to enter the race mand here for fiue cutting ha* about petitions asking that reductions should for ( the republican nomination for gov­ revolutionized the style of cutting —<1. D. Borden. iw made to the extent only of enabling ernor. ( lie could doubtless be nomina­ abroad. As to any principle in cut­ Adit. Q/M. H.—al*on Hili. our own manufacturers to compete ' ,ted, and would certainly be elected but ting, there is the general rule that one- it M.—Geo. Tyler. third of the stone should be above tbe with foreign made wares, and that only for this action which compels him to Middlevillethe girdle and two-thirds below it This those article be placed on the free list surrender an honorable ambition to a proportion is sometimes sacrificed in Hill No. 159. which could be made as well and as sense of duty to his estimable wife. order to avoid imperfect.one in a stone -such as bla?k spots and feathers (and I cora._s. c. Rich.cheaply here as elsewhere. The pres­ The greenback leaders of the state sure thus brought to bear resulted in and county have signed a bond to -J de­ at least one-baif of the stones are more I s. V. C.-H. rarvrtli. or less imperfect). {„ <»: 'L ’L‘«ra,ntrighpining the free traders in congress, liver their followers into the democratic i “Again the size ami shape of thestoue q. Jl-j. h. Joluuum. including even Mr. Morrison. The or­ in the rough will determine whether it , Joh»ra>u. camp, and are now seeking to turn over shall have a single cut or tho full cut, M°ikX,•. iginal draft of his bill placed about 50 the goods. Some greenbackers have in­ or the rose cut. What is the differ- Senrt. Mal.-D.ttT Ihitcher. article^' on the free list. One by one dependence enough not to be delivered these were, reduced to 3 -and those iu any such manner, and will repudiate noticed the many little planes or Aides urdav* evening. thru of a most insignificant nature. their would-be bosses in November. to a out diamond. Those are technic- I -----. The >111 was so garbled as to bear hard­ ally .called facets. Now a single-cut; ' Mill*, The greenbacktra ought to “enthoose” ly any reieihblance ihbliime to the original. dramond U. .igUUran !k®U ud . full- , N„ " ___ The i mended measure ciune to a final vigorously for Butler. He is one of the cut stone has fifty-eight facets, dis- ; test i i congress one-day hist week; ami democratic delegates to the democratic tribnted above and below the girdle in i Cem.-C. W. Armstrong. A ■ ti dti ibcrtitia cougrf.vi dart wt it. nation.! "mventtan from likely, course, --------u ,;u -’-----of *------- to ।have t AdlL—Frank Laiuorrax. It was defeated in the house of its setts. The efforts Of certain democrat- । 8m*ll tstone ,“d“ i<vPd'.H.B.r<iSi.^ ■ the lowmn* ibatix. WtlF.^ 'itrstt Medical Work on .Manhaoc RxhMBD-d VitoUtj . Xrrttxra ' ^yEnrthi-r announccnienl l»rxt week. trtFNV’lELn. htw ■ fw \ouQi. and the untold mbe*ne« r Wil, ■„! raw ev~. A ItTX Jf1 I0*?*-. •ntodlr-MO’d *u«i li coutuhr Ot which h itival u- Work promptly done. ,waia"«j!i£3 »E'; iM^koaalMMrd cover.. lull PARSONS x’* 1 N h = asssaaB ~ — — Yw«SLinao u»rt*be'. ■" , ROUSEHBU’ • ■■■■■■■■■ HTYrT^ITTi O । A N( r r\ j • tumors ®ntl ^THYSELF tUutrr ol failure ‘1 ’ " ‘—- ---------------------------------- BNXSZSIS Os> 1 CURE FOR THE BACM-WpOMlJE*^, ____ frienils. That there ought to be modi- ic leaders to corral the greenback vot-, only the r -at diamond u called also a o. d.—John Hall. ‘ 1 era of the country in *the democratic I full-cut ggLI FOB CO- Ci nci. ii< ations in the present tariff charges ________________ brilliant,- though this term is incor1 fold seem to have --Iren successful. -----------------------|1 hr,n,ant rectly applied, sometime*, to Parisian • J m s-WrM’’ Streeter all iidmit. A republican congress The Chicago. Times, independent I or ‘paste’ diamond*. The third, or |............................ ........ would have-made them -without any democrat, iisserts .that the democrats ' r0®« cut» »8 given to stones loo small I InlteSMe.Ar. . fuss, or feathers But a democratic ------------ - ‘............ Fz^i^zt ...vrav I and thin for either of the other cute. It Coni.- Albert Adams. congress dare not take hold of the prpb- *in congress.have already fooled, away i* peculiar in thin, that Hie atone is fiat A V. V.—Mr. Shoemaker. leiii—or any other. It is so easy for their chances for success in the presi­ J. V. C.-C. P. Larabee. on the bottom and faceted on top. You ;0. M.--D. I- Morbland. . deinncrata to find fault with what oth-1 will understand how small thi roee-cut O. • D.- Moaea Meter. * era do, and so difficult for them to de-1 dential year, and that no action they O.James Melxmald. . w<CBrt<T»L!UkLl»«-PLU*«r»*?«K:y stone* are, when I tall yon that it often 1 can hereafter take will be of any avail ta Cosmu*.:1 'a, earn* **d vise measures that are necessary, that takes a thousand of them to make a to them. The Times speaks right to carat weight. They are useful, how­ Stale Of Michigan. c«u>ty <* the country has ceased to expect any­ At a MW»lon << U»r lYobaleCourt for the« «»unthe point, as event* will prove. _iaie th* bowd*. >»•* J ever, in tilling in corner*, etc. thing. but professions and promises tv of Barry h^den at the Probata < H»ee In the citv “Apart from the considerations 1 of HaaUng* lu Mid county on Monday, the Mn i A prominent democrat said to us the day of May In the year one thowuuid eight fronp that party. have noted, the cutter is guided by his other day: “The republicans ‘“will lie and algtity-tonr. own discretion and taate. The opera­ btuKtavd Preartit, Clenu-nt Smith. Judge of rnjbale. Tbe Journal of last week says there laid out in Michigan again this yqar. tion? You know the old saying, about In the matter of the ertata of Edward Math ean, an taeompetant. • , , , is a “corrupt, lying, bribing" republican The prohibitions will poll 20JXJ0 vot«, ' diamond cutting diamond ?' It is liter­ on rradlturand iHlngthe petit lorn duly vert led. iS.wd—»Wi iaMayor*111 MS OQM De. mu . ring in Barry bounty. We will unite and nearly every one -will come from ally true with ns. The workman simply of James Mattawa, guardian ut **Jd entale. , rf.l tod ttas* htttapfito.vd»tyt tHrtth-T w UbM *•--« with the Journal editor, standing 4ur the republican party.” This shows how rubs one rough diamond against the praying that be may be licenced to *ell certain rralerattr brlonginjt to said incompetent for ttaafaecofcML SatUfection I b_ Bet after a lack b*other. Polishing is necessary after- rvNwma therein set forth. half of the expenses, in pun­ the opposition look at the matter, i i ward, and ia.done by holding tho cut Thereupon II I* ordered, that Monday, tbe znd ishing any republican corruption and stone down against a wheel revolving day of June, nt ten o’clock in the fore­ Fbom Gband Rapids. noon, 1* aaalgncd fnr the bearing of «*)d jell­ briljfery that may lie ferreted out in at an extremely rapid rate. Of cd-irae, lion, anti that the heirs nt law of Mid decenard. * Grand Rnpi<h. May 12th. jwu. Barrj- county. We will make the in­ in examining tbe wheel from time to and all other jier»on» interested In Mid estata, EDITOR HANNER: are required to appear at a itewdonol aald Court, vestigation as careful anti searching as The vernal season has wrought a time we moat look out for flaws, or tbe then to Ih* bidden al the ITobata Ofllce. in the of Halting* lu aald county and ataw rauta. the journal man may wish, and begin change in the business affairs of the diamond will be caught on some rough city ,pilla *■*»*♦• -tarod »ytemw I It any there be. why the prayer of the yeti point and be smashed iu losa than the j , anywhere he pleases. If the Journal “Valley City." Uourr abouid md be granted traditional jiffy. As to the time taken And It I* further ordered that «ald petitioner knofws of any rascality, or corruption Fall asleep in Chicago, wake up in to cut and polish, oue cutter will do give uutice to the pcnuMw intarcstad In Mid ca­ or lirlbery, it also knows that there are business portion of Grand Rapids and work enough to keep a half-dozen pol­ tair, of the prndrncv of Raid prtttton and the heartng thereof by caualnc a copy of thia order CARTER MEDICINE CO , Tori. lawp for the punishment of the same, one would incline to the belief that Me isher* busy, and a good polisher will to bo publlahrd In the Hasunn Banxu a newaP*l*-r printed and rlrvulatad tn vUd County of , and the Journal owes it to society, to was still in the great grain centre city. polish about twenty car ata a week." Barry once In each week for three atrcrMlve week*, previous to said day of hearing. Be< Jacket's Tcmakawta. good order and to Its Readers, to expose In the way of architectural improve­ ' (XKMENTflMmi. (Inter (x-aan.1 thi»| wrong-doing. If rt’Aioesn’t know ments this town leads all W-olverine (A true copy.] J udge of Probate. . Odo little anecdote of Red Jacket re­ of dishonesty or places. Last seaaon more than 2,30U ... any such ------- republican ... T\IS8OLUTR)N XOT1CX. The firm of Hmtth lated by Judge Sheldon at the meeting i-orruption it should hold its peace. Rtnict-nres were erected and this yearr of the committee a? roe Buffalo Histori­ 1J t I'Hckant have diaaolved by mntual copaent, Mr. Packard retuanlim to Battle ('reek. Through a lung and serious ^fekness, ahJy pr(>rnlHei ljn0() morp thrtn luf4t cal society recently will be found inter­ All aceounta to b«-)>uld to Jerome Btnlth, who . - contempo . »Uiratrw\.­ maWng in Hb|ranja] period about 5,500, <eating: “There wm onoe,” said the will continue the bii*lt»Ma» and will be piea*rd T^uVrTKoirVvrr axdtbibunk' A if some of these very। men our to are all of hia okl friendl and customer*. rary acciues of bribery and corruption possibly 6,000, new buildings, of which ijudge, “a blacksmith’* shop on the cor­ fERDMR KMITH, For only txoo per year. K PMIKAKD. 1-33= .5watched with him and cared for him. several hundreds are now under pr<x*ess 'ner whfre the i>oal office now stands, kept by a man named Reese. He wm a In more ways than one they have shown of erection. very fine workman, a real artist in hia BT“Kub«eriptiuMs taken althis oOce. themselves his friends. He should be, The voire* of hammers are already line. One dav Red Jacket came into careful how he speaks of them as cor­ beginning to send forth a volley from the shop with his interpreter—he would ruptionists and briliers. every nook *nd corner of the entire never speak English, you know. Well, he wanted a new hatehet or tomahawk Mata A Boars* «*e • Smamb and Liu.i km. paper. Wc-; <**h. The Journal wants to know how Bo­ town. made. They had some talk, but Reese Cuowx w Wiu» Ouvb,Mprr 10e.; cloth «c. । No othcr place on the globe manufacfinally said he would make the hatchet Emus or tmb Dear, paper, lor.: cloth,». gota haa ever curried the favor of sa| turns more furniture. It is not Unusual hkma-nk and l.n.i,rKM,cii3wN ovWiut ouva for him. and told him to come in two Mndnists. Two years ago the coming ■otlln^-Brrrt Road«t***lull, the liquor dealer’s association of to see the large furniture wagons carry­ weeks for it. “When the time wm op Red Jacket ing to the freight houses boxes bearing Michigan addressed a letter to Itagole the names of trans-Atlantic nations, for came for his hatchet. It wm a fine Fubltotar, IB VMBeyK.N. Y. and Jerome, asking how each stood on piece of workmanship, too. He went ' our cartMsff* have instance, Japan and Germany. One of year, vuwrletwx lu bro» “M j, 10|Uj*riu<* off, but returned in a day or two with tht liquor question. Mr. Jerome re­ Large etdtaHtan*. »ppvi w > j plied in an opeif Mier, stating that he Barry county’s most valuable farms the hatchet. It didn’t suit him. Of fer?»t bn-ed*: low pri.". would scarcely settle the weekly pay­ course, Reese wm mad, but ho told bualuoM; aiidk'* rata'J.. .. stood wiuarvly 0n the Kalamazoo plat­ Red Jacket if he would make a model out form which demanded the submission roll of the Pbeunix furniture factory*. The street railway company is now of maple wood of just such a tomahawk <>f<a prohibitory amawlmeuL Mr. BeHPBI.MiBMHRO. ‘ 1 • busily engaged in the construction of a m he wanted he would make it for him. bago, Lame Back. Sprains gote made no reply totoeliquor dealers, Mention ll<e - »■' .^^4---double track on ^t6e streets of Canal and So Red Jacket made his model and and Bruises, Asthma, Catarrh, Coughs brought it to Reese, who told him to arid the understanding they had from Frost Bites, Tooth, Ear. and Heat ids silence was that he would do noth­ Monroe. Tills company has given liet- come after it in a week. Red Jacket roarwR, jnzBtTBiva company. ter satisfaction since the advent ot the came in a week, with his interpreter, m ing to hinder their business. Had Mr. Cleveland man who, last winter, pur­ usual. Reese had told several people Begole l>een iv sincere temperance man and several were in the shop when Ited he would have defined his position. chased a controlling interest in the Jacket came in. Reese handed him the He chose rather to curry the favor of stock. Every’ reader of the Banker has flung it sefoasthe room, grunted ‘Ugh.’ saloonista by his silence. We made TORFW •0*?|v’sa heard of Salvation Armies, but many and went off mad as thunder. He had our charge against him in good faith; of yon entertain a mistaken conception forgotten to make an eye in hia model, we mean it and the people will under­ I of thia organization on account of its and Reese made the hatchet without an stand it. name, which implies that its motive is GrinP' Qtye«rtn« lalva. After asserting for years that there preserving persons from eternal misery. The best on earth, can truly he said was no substantial difference between Waiter the peonylem. and Peter the of Griggs ’ Glycerine Selve, which is a thn republican and democratic parties, H6rmit, of Crusade fame, may have sure cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, the Journal has all at ones discovered made a greater attempt to excite en­ wounds, and all other sores. Will pos­ TWADt Marne.' £££ thusiasm among the masses, than does itively cure piles, tetter and all skin eruption*. Try this wonder healer. the Salvation Army of this dty. A Sati*factiun guaranteed or money re ­ Uw democrats. -Utar claiming for society in Brooklyn pays tfijQO a week funded. Only 25 oenta. For sale by F. Iran that th, (reateken could not to each of the captains, four in number, Hob-hpiw. J honorably act with either of the old of whom three are females, to teach this partiea, t hat both were alike oppewd to community. In this parading proceosIf a iuai> >■ huagry within an hour, rraenUmk principle. it has ah at onoe tons there are from twenty to forty more or teaa. after a meal.helaa inArt democratic principles p3ltl.c“ho'r* “‘f »toi'a<* is not pute. geuMrtly lem. Keeping time aUe to dlapoae ot what be has eaten. But to eat and thua impose more work with the music of their songs, drumand tamlioQMMe. they daily plod along SICK ADVERTISERS HEADACHE ^S-«I Bl feroOtSL? i The lostftlm- • WJ T1" Alyon&healy RUSKIN’S WORKS. S’ECLECTRIC OIL TUTTJ CATARRH^head —ES§ Pi._ _ niaosDBRSR.h1 jasnrssEasi jeers, and soiuMim® inauita of I P^Xt^apptfaMr amused crowds. The curious aumner majarffSattia.. Price, 5?^2£*o?f of their working gravitates cImms,! Hotchkiw. ,urr. �Thd” Hastings Banner. C NO 4' WHOLE NO. 1504. HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 16, 1884. ■ LEWIS STERN'S with Parnell WASHINGTON. Secretary Folger on Saturday issued a call for 3 per cents to tbe amount of 810,000,000. Tbe house committee on rivers and bar­ nepin canal. The increase of gales of public lands durfnelWi Am. H... J I., — tariff list, while Mi. CouvtTMi proposes a TO Mint reduction. Mr. Converse thinks I will reduce the revenue 870,0X5, M6 a OONGHHSSIONAU offered. . * . the railway briefee at Geroa*. 8ENATK. Is the Place to Trade The house military committee has agreed on a favorable report on the bill to erect a soldiers’home In Michigan at a cost of >35Q,(X». The subcommittee of the house judiciary committee will report in favor of giving the tlie city of Charlotte. North Cnndlna, for Clem Davis, a colored citizen of celebrating tho Mecklenburg declaration of Riehlsud county , 8. C., apparently fen independence, and to the Cdr ai lUchmend tn„_ .. ...........*............... .. —-----------oontedfirate Mvdieni,-------but, 4ead and was laid out for burial. The the committee will recouimruii no more colored people gathered at his cabin at kwiBlation ot this sort. A juiut ruM>lution night to prav and sing, when Clem sud­ wa* favorably reported to appropriateSSK;The interest-bearing debt of the United •ooo to celebrate the completion of tin- Wash-; denly sal up after being in a comatose state for twenty-four hours. Tbe Mates has been reduced to Ington monument. A resolution was offerJ Tbe Pacific railroads still owe tne govern­ ed directing the pre|«ratkm of a bill to pro­ watchers fled in horror but came back ment 842,492,750 for interest paid on the vide that hereafter no imtenu riudl be cautiously and tendered their congrat­ ulations. ’ bondx issued tu them. Notwithstanding the Iowa prohibi­ William Pitt Kellogg was acquitted of complicity in the star-route cases, tor the I ---------- ------------ -----. ---------------------tory law. the Collector ot internal revreason that hte reception of the drafts and , Anu sx-The senate p«u^sl tall- to au- enue at Davenport ha» issued over W> the Oregon Orcgun Central UrntraT ro raid to bridge bridge ij license# tlie^ale of liquor, ale, wine note from Price occurred so long ago as to thorite the id lo ------- *for ’------------’* “ * --------------------— be barrwi by the statute of limitations. the Willamette river, and to ratify the agree- । and beer. Nearly 100 of these tieenaes In tlie criminal court at Washington, Saturday, Judge Wylie retuted'to entertain f>yrSJJSStgSfflfLf*%ftps th.. a motion to disbar George Bliss and William f,ullv nlne-itntns of the Ker for publicly maligning the juilgcs and Kidpping bill was taken up. Mr. Berk argued ; tn,ct “Y8 In favor of an ameudunmi by Mt. Vt^i for saloonkeepers there have renewed tbeii lawyers of the District of Columbia. i iie .Mineral Belt nen Railroad itniiroan co company ni । the entrance of riiiji-bulldlng material free licenses. T** e Mineral mpany of r--J? ~ Mr Th® original owners.of the Miasour. Artion. ub the prtrltece ot purctautnf I S'I.'*1 S froin the’government, iTsi 35 i*r acre, a regteCfr of ahips bought abroad Mr. Frye Pacific road have secured from the square mile of land. for every mile of track fhF^tenfw!ur?O<m i^niU<Fnrii*hr«MiH Vtiitod States supreme court a decision It may lay. I by the uador fot^MUty • Major Connolly has formally declined tiie v., 1 th.. can be torn up. It is cuarged that the l&SrSTthfbW “ | gefauU in the solicitorahlp of file treasury, although the senate promptly confirmed tbe nomination. members of the original Fitz Juhn Dorter the bonds was the result of dfrbGDCst Senator Cullom has not decided to ask the court-martial from the obligation <»f secrecy. ! collusion between the directors and the appointment of another Illinoisan. Bills were favorably reported to aid the con- capitalists who purchased at the fore­ The statue of F. A. Muhlenburg. first struction pf_.a v. — ship — .K canal ~ between Dike j closure sale. speaker of the house of representatives, Union and Puget sound, Washington terrl . The liaugman at Cincinnati swung oft serving from lit® to HIM, contributed by the torv, and to amend the act relating to the '■ state of Pennsylvania, was received here importation at spunons teas. When the WiUiam McHugh, who killed his wife a knife in Sixth street market, — u... Saturday and placed in Statuary hall at the sUppinc hill Qmjtj cuiie up up., Mr Mr., prj-j, Frye aaserted amerlwl with »> three years ago. The execution took capitol. that the admission to American registry of thi in an indoeure in the rear of the pli । John W. Elder, who acted as detective vessels bo light abroad would take front* Slace for Gen. Keifer in the Keifer-Boynton In­ American shijre the coastwise trade of the bu urned court-house. While on the way States, bringing In in all the ohl old hulks to tn the gallows the condemned man vestigation, lias it is said, placed his bill for |1 United Slates, sen ices In the hands of an attorney for col­ of England. Air. Vest retorted that the last knelt in prayer. He had been convict­ lection. It amounts to about 5140, accord­ thhtgln the range of imagination is the idea ed of murder in the first degree in each : that any human being cap cheat a \ tinkee. ing to reports. , of three trials. • -, T ~ __ »»,„ _on,i Lieutenant Emory telegraphs from BL I Ma v A— In the senate, the chair jinMeqU ■ t.-lwnun from U« lau coUrrtra u Key j, A itenenil Write on the mein line and Johns to Secretary Chandler that two | whalers have sailed for the Arctic regions, West, asking a full investigation into his ’ branches of the Union I acific roa< I in the hope of securing the Gredy reward, conduct. An adverse report was made on commenced in earnest Friday morning, and two more will soon take their depart- the memorial of the Wyoming legislature I fifteen hundred men going out at Omuasklng additional compensation. A reaolu- - h&. One coach Of the hourly train to | ure. • The United States treasury Is now pre­ tion was adopted calllngon the secretary of Council Bluffs was taken off and sideAt dark ... pared to forward fractional silver coins iu sums of 8500 or ita multiple, at the expense public lands otColorado by Estes Park com- p?U^.URCe?^llt'a reductki^Fu ! of the government. The coinage of the panv* and other English corjwratiom*. Dur- Clark that the order for a reduction in j mints for April amounted to M,4fti,4TO. of ing the discussion on the shipping bill Mr. , wages had been rescinded. ' which 82,300,000 was In standard silver dolVest iffend an amendment to admit shipft appears that the $±1,000,000 of first| lam, ’ bmhiiiig material free of duty and to place mortgage'bonds which the Fort Wayne The senate committee on territories made vessels purchased abroad on the American road proposes to issue are to run one I an adverse report on the house bill provkli ing that no person shall be appointed gov- register. No action was taken. Tne sen- thousand years, to be guaranteed by the Pennsylvania rood, and to be ex। emor of a territory unless he has been fur ate adjourned to Monday. • two yearn a resident thereof, because no | May 5.—In the, senate Mr. Van Wyek in- changed for the original stock certili » bill Kill to . restrict —aliens 11 — _and .. -1 /foreign nra|nn . r giving the Pennsylvania — .... I ...... i road *the 1... • such limitation can — be placed -* <m — -the --------con- | trodneed a cates stttutionnl power of the president. | corporations in the ownership of public actualjiwnership of the property. Ths A special agent of tfie Interior department lands, and Mr. I’luiiib offcrrel » to । ammaj meeting of the Fort Wayne In Colorrdo reports that tire Estes Ark coni- forbid aliens acquiting title to real estate iu company Has been postponed to May 21. nanv omnlzwi in England bv the eart of any territory or the District of I olumbia. A vu“*»•*“* 2 _,,v *» • « 3 .■> Btinmven has secumfthlrty claims through favorable report was made ou the house bill The forest fire at hlkton, Md.As still wSSiwho ~w toe parin and gnmtinga pension to toe widow of General consuming valuable timber. Neatly taiued eight more from people who made--Judson Kilpatrick. After an bitererting . fivwthousand acres have been devasoceasional vistta, but in no case was tbe law discussion of the shipping bill. Mr. FYje *j — -------- x? v #from ------ the caretated at Matawan, N. J., comnlled with. „ K®'« notice that he would endeavor to have I less burning of brush by a farmer. . , A letter from Wltlia£ HU Kellogg was » vote taken on the mmsure toslay. Rains extinguished the flames on the J read Mondav before the house coaumttee . mountains along the Lehigh Valley HOUSE. Now W.tchthtapaiwrev«7weHc7ora>em- । on expenditureslofJM S1’!?Jito road, in Pennsylvania, and in Orange and learn this won! ZO-PK-SA. Remember It tlce, asking to be allow al to appear I Apr.29.—The house jm* Isa panacea for Dyspepsia. Billlousncw, any counsel; ouierwisehy proixxres to appeal to I kit ion direct i of tin- claim of J. E. The losses in the latter region are eslitrouble arising from Indigestion or Klugglsn the house for a sj>eclnl committee oilnveatl- immediate immediate settlement set Uver, es|x-einlly Hkadachk. (ration. The committee decided to suggest Wheelock against the government of Vene- mated nt S-.OOU.UOO. zuela for tortures inflicted by officers of that In the'Methodist general conference ’ ’ the latter course to tire jretitioner. The civilized tribes of Indian Territory republic. The tariff bill wa« taken tm In at Philadelphia, Lhe address of the « are exceedingly hostile to the allotment of committee of tire whole, and Hon. Frank H. i bjshopg asked for more stringent regulands in severalty among the savages, on • the ground that It would demoralize the !fr. Be held U..U «,.«.)« <» <lw needjol | J tribal organizations. Bushyhead, the prin­ the government. every man Lad the right hi gave sqme life 40 the gatben. cipal chief of tire Cherokees, has tiled at buy where goods were cheapest and sell I characteristic outburst against again! wfreWashington a protest against the Wil. The where he could realize the highest price. I pulling ... _______________ and in ;* tbe election of ti^ope, bisht . Pawnee* have leased l»,000 acres to cattle He claims that the protective systemhad positively refused to be silent until he z raisers for five years, at» cents per acre. locked the United States out of the marked had fiad declared that a delegate could « not i On the order of tire house committee on of the world : he urges that our manufac­ get out of a car before being button­ Cough Coro. «»<’*«*» . | foreign affairs. Representative Stewart lias turers look outward across the aeaa tor pafiona, and closed by saying that if, the holed by a candidate. The Chicago 7'ima says: Careful in­ Ohio democratic platform would not allow quiry to the preferences or Ins truethe abolition, of war taxes he would appeal to the people of hte native state to repudiate ttons of the delegates chosen to the retbe heresy. 1 I publican convention shows 829 votes for expenses and salaries for two years. Mr. Apr. 30,—The house passed a JojntXreeo- ' for Blaine, 3» for Arthur, 78 for EdI Stewart claims that railroad communication lution authorizing the secretary of wafrou I munds. M’for Logan. 28 for Sherman. I with the Argentine Republic could easily 12 for Hawlev. and 87 doubtiql. The bo brought about. .v. monumental ----- --—pnYpOsW*. fri I TH6-W estimate is Blaine »B. Arthur 1 The committee on patents taw instructed ed cannon for । Chairman Platt to prepare a circular letter committee of the whole ou tho tariff bill, : 278, Edmunds 71, Logan fiti,- bherman I * to ire addressed to persous prominently in­ nreeehes were made by Meoara. Hewitt. 28, Hawley 12. scattering 1A The Kir terested in patented proireny, and also to Warner,.Calbcrtaon. Mllllkln. Dlugley, and o^aa claims for Arthur 420—or nine tiian necessary tor 7$. a Domlnaliou persons In favor of legislation for the pro- Cutcheon. A bill was reported to secure “iHain^'Td^unlte lESTS). tectlon of innocent users of patented ar- postal telegraphy on thecontract system. —Blaine 28H, Edmunds 75, Logan 4o. tides, asking their opinion of the provisions May 1.—Tho house pawed, a resolution Sherman 21 of house bill No. to regulate practice to close debate ou the tariff bill at 4 o’clock ABOUT HUMBUGS. The iron steamer State of Florida, The remedy that advertises—xoxst arum of in patent suits (recently recommitted by the next Tuesday. Mr. Eaton declared the en route from New York to Glasgow, any account, fvkhy othkk a fraud and hn»- aedateh aiui their suggestions as to what Morrison measure directly opposed to the Don’t throw you old wringers away, but bring them to.uAM^d get new rolls bug—is a fraud and humbug itM>iI on the face of legislation If any is necessary pertaining to constitution, ann he would do Ms utmost to was wrecked about April 231 She bad defeat it Mr. Hammond insisted that the thirty-five cabin passengers, among II. It must necessarily taste of the quack and the-matter. ‘ on. All kinds of repairing done on short notice. Bags taken in exchange humbug It talks of. A remedy of merit, one that The cotuissionera of States and Territories democrats were earnest In their purpose to whom, were Thomas Taylor, wife, and need but little advertising to secure a first place appointed by their governors and approved reduce taxation and diminish the revenue. four children, of Chicago. A sailing In the household, never defames another. Much anything you want .in our line. • . by the president, to take charge of J»e pre­ May 2.—The house spent Urn day on the vessel picked up the shipwrecked crew. paration and display ot their respective col tariff bill, on which Messrs. Cox and Spring­ and. tbe steamer Devon found tUo of J IUUKJ.IV «vy MIV ...... —*.... stomarh ready tor nourishment. The head lective exhibits at the World's Industrial er aired tliclr views. Mr. Deuater fare no­ the Florida’s lifeboats. London dis­ clear with ZO-PE-SA—observe argulanty. xnd Cotton centennial exposition, have been tice of an amendment to admit free all raw patches represent ,thut there were Don’t overload, live long and be happy. Ask vummoned to attend a meeting hi Washing­ materials after next month. dynamiters on bonn! with plentv of the May 3.—The bouse, after prolonged de­ explosive, but advices from Toronto ton dn Wednesday, May 7, tost they may confer with tbe board created by executive bate, paired the bin amending the Chinese show that a fur thief nurn -d Bryson order for making the government s display imnurration act by a wole of Th* to 13. Mr. was the mftn for whom tne Glasgow What Struck an Old Soldier. Hehl ey argued that the measure received “It will »oon be twenty yean since the war In-all departments and bureaus. Tlieobject unanimous tadoreement in the Pacific states detectives were watching. is to secure unity of action throughout the closed." and territories. Mr Rfee abowsd that a Under the hot mm of August, nw, tar village Nnmfry. Chinese merchant in san Francisco rave, ot Dover. N. J., hiy still aa the sphinx in RiOPL THK B1VEB kxt) HAJIBOR BH-Tto tbe Garfield hospital fund, and Mr. Thfl committee dn givers and harbor* have 13,000 Budd retaliated by a remark that the Chi- mite, “you might throw a box ot it from tn the army and saw many of the sightaof these rotten into a lively controverar qXeraprofc the top of the public buildings to tbs (earful years. I was finally dtvlmnred from dis- ooltion to reduce the amounta lo Ma lowed street with no more effect Qian if you aWltty, resulting from sunstroke, reame honw. for the improvements of toe Mfamitaippl mvrerabie in htefth Mn£»Mta; so enfeebled and Missouri rivers. The obied Is to bring threw down a box of apples. Ton can tfmt I took eohl on the slightest exposm-e. Life down the aggregate of the bill to »10,000,000 , seemed worthless to mejl lived only in mem- or 812,000,000, which can only Ire accom­ Is not necessary. "Ihu. win sad enough,” 1 said, dividing my plished by thrqwl”< out some of the appeo- aeatiag O'Ferrall as ..aksfet from Vir­ prifftions agreed upon, or by ncaling tbe last two elgars. amounts to be allowed for.the larger rivers ginia, and be was swum in. mils were in­ shelf, sad, lighting it with a match, and harbors. It has been agreed that the troduced to exclndejthe public lands of Ar­ held it in his hand while it burned Mississippi from Cairo down should have kansas from the operation of the laws re­ 82,000,n0o, but when toe bill was about to be MM to the mineral lands and toIssue slowly with a dull, yellowish Ihwr fintehed tire commlttae discovered that the patents for lands to anv Pacrtw mad which aggregate of the bill was so large that it shall templets ita track within thirty days. thing. My Mnbltion blared up. I could attend would be difficult to get it through congress Objection was made by Mr. W elier to the of a joint resolution approto liuslmw, and now-exwptlng that I have to or defend It before the counttr. Naturally, wincktaretiuu take care about exposing mym ff to the hot sun It was claimed that the Mississippi, which rSatii^lO,(XX) to defray the expenses of -I am as well *< I wna.the day I enlisted. W itat dlffcrwu-e* there are in thtags-guns and imyo- had not been subjected to tbe average re­ _I:--!' .-wiii. t» . Iir.u's Towi/' duction below the rnglneera’ mtiwstea, FOREIGN. , has been known ■ as ought to be required to roiuewttblii the gen­ Boron Raglan, who died Sunday in Lon. . _ __________ ‘U hereafter be called eral rule. The controversy may keep the hili in committee several days tonsar. The How is it made to do its destructive Returned from the East with a large Stock of DR\ GOODS and ( LOT HING, jvhich were bought at;figures to suit the tinjes. [I 11385646 ( il people who want to buy them can save money by going to see them and get prices which are as good as a sale. Mr. Stern bought goods so cheap that it is in everybody’s reach to w what they need. Call early and get the Best Bargains. LEWIS STERN, OF THE CASH STORE. Down’s Self-Adjusting Corset is the best and easiest to wear. DO YOU WANT I s A hay fork or a rrftinure fork ? A hoe, shovel, rake or spade ?. A gasoline or an oil Stove? Any tin, copper or sheet iron ware? •» Any eave-trouging or roofing? • A cistern pump, well bucketor lead pipe? Jack knife, clothes line or a wringdr? Plbtv points or boot blacking? " gfefiS %r xs Do you want a pail that wont rust in a year? Ifeso, call on EVANS & BROOKS. . Call and see us,' two dorrs west of bank. Evans & Brooks. Automatic Embroidery. We have a full stock of this very popular us sjniSui ssr make of Embroider}'. The patterns are new and prices low. WHITE GOODS. We havie a line that is complete. Barred :<nd Swiss Mulls, Check Nansooks V ictona Lawn, at brices that cannot but please our customers. 4 O' Ktnaer. and as ginger la really an unimportant ingredient- we drop the misieiuUng word. There Is no charge, however, In the jireparalluu iteelf. and iJl bottle* reiuabdng In die bouse to throw K onto/ tire bill. wuuta of Mio, antaMsi .VSTL’a. rfSS!7 SCBWrjTtrTK FOBrfbURIsox’s BILU Representative George L Converse, of < U U al the Irotttnn of the outride wrepjxr. —.tit n the house, at the DSn.’.'i mM. at toroid Pndrfevmg, March 17. IBM. Z. tn Hw United by the �The Hastings Banner. it in speculation. He has oi iifcikt n MARSHALL L. COOK. E41W. SrivedIt tbe City of M?Stat itis . lewt to see the stock, is to be placed in the hands of a » temporary receiver until the mortgage stated that plans to wrertd pluote Tax-payer says he downt know bonds can jbe exclianged for preferred it were made at a bridge one hundred nepjon can be a food citizen, notw ithCirculation this week, lfi50. "tailing tbe aigntag ot such bond, tor stock. ' don t 1 • ------ "" ""1 ' The democrats of Kentucky held construction train was demolMbed, six ■' sale of intoxicating drinks, w« we aai t i their state convention Wednesday at men killed, Mid eight wounded. Tbe special grand juty Impaneled to ! agree with Tax-payer in this rwpeet. Frankfort, and selected delegates to axaLito OU JLM.AH I. the national convention, and passed investigate the Cincinnati riot has ex- 1 Fverv .^xi citizen is supposed to have — i« R. J. MoKim, a member of par- I resolutions endorsing Carlisle for tbe amined nearly five hundred witnesses, ! the rfbod of noeiety to 'to* to .nhi<»A. allbtoioand will make its report on Saturday. liament. has been arrested at Toronto presidency. Uom and doings. and it would be pret­ for forgery. The steamers Nevada and Romano i Mayor Stephens has been three times ty hard wort to piwe tint tbe wiling 1 summoned to appear, but made excusps Paris C. Dunning, who was governor ’ collided last Saturday, when the former was four days days out out from, New York. of Indiana in 1848, died Saturday at ' w “ four from. New k ork. I on each occasion. It is known that of whl*v tends to tbe good or the Mlm., Romano „--------------,_..au ---------------honr, many indictments have been found. Bloomington. ' The sank in less than an1 1, vuncement of society. The fret th»t wa.q About $25,000 was on Monday checkJohn Baoltboe, . barrister ot Porte ! “ved- She* w “ 1 —j. ed out of the First National bank of this is a free country doesn’t give a man u« ta Prairie, rt«onded to Oregon i v«}ued »t 1200,000. Masked men at Elizabethtown, Ky„ Stillwater, Mum., the run ceasing wHen tbe right to injure his neighbor. One duu water, uauiut.. vuc j uu u chuh with (70,000. I------------------------------------------ - --------- - . Clterie.0‘Conpr, the eminent jurist '“fAA10™ » ““S10 «ho had oom- it was seen that all demands were of the signers of these bonds occupies a slock and ana notes al ui -------- --------• . of New York, lirt at the point of death m“‘Sd ,n on * whlte.!!2,,“S1' promptly met The stock x company aeem seem to queer position, to Ray toe least, ne at Nantucket Mw ' and banged him to a tree outside the the Northwestern Car ^nerally j signs bonds for others to sell liquor and been quite gel — ”7“ have md Connecticut. 1■ make " SSS£^i-^=^ paupers, and then turns around for tbe govern menu Four masked robbers entered the Tbe atone cathedral at Ottge Mite i ‘‘afi'SS. ly0B15iSH^de<U“tod“^U“d,y frSi^vohS^'h^todJ.Sd?? employer, Joseph Kirby. About day- paupers. Consistency, thou art a jewel. । “•Mrampearance with a pistol, and opened fire. | ” ““ ’SX'otyre Jersey wiil I ^7^?8*”',"eh '00nd rvisors । A dozen shots were exchanged, when । Supervisors . ?’ A CITIZEN rOF THIS FREE CtWItTBY. • JtefrStoChta^”0”“ * d'legBte" JoiurBullen,the founderot Kenosha, Kirby took a club from his assailant » r^rtvww The Watxrbuhy Watch Co., of New York and Waterburv and fractured his skull in self-defense. h, 1 Wisoomln, died last Priitey in MilHEALTH IN MICHIGAN. vuuu., being vciiug mvokvmo vai«jn ucuuv ’inei< desirous v of* i»urv*wo4ug advertising their name U4H1 and l>Ub busing l.imX^f M..I iJSFu0" wuukee, in bls 81st year. With an Twenty masked men at Quincy, Ills., Hoportu to the state i»»rd ot health, have made arrangements with a number of the large ror.n — B----------------Indian guide he explored the lake believed to be striking’ molders, at”1' Lro tlL?rar’ » ,, « region between Chicago and Milwaukee tacked a'wagon containing non-union ■ ijUns un.imrhv niMPrvprs of disensea diseases in in ___ A.Lkv. I.-XA, „ b- 'Viau ing, bv observers clothiers of this'country by which the latter are enable to c A.?roe v- ci *'»¥• on loot, in 1883. S^00^0 o' “«• 3tata rtow the present to every purchaser of a Ready-Made Suit of Clothing Tbe liabilities ot Grant * Ward, ot ujxmthe floor crushing itaskuil. New York, are now estimated atls,- unionists arrived by a Waliash train, principle diseases which rtumid most or Overcoat costing $12.00 or over, one of their Imnrovwi s;f Mr. baundere, formerly mayor of (01,000 or more. The sheriff has taken and were showered with stones and ,|cknw« in Michigan, during the week yer Nickle Series X1.” Watches. April w 1KW „ J'alT?DT.r blossachusetta. bae been poasesainn ot Ward's bouse in Brook- bullets, one of them receiving serious radi ■ '— held for trial for stuffing ballot-boxes, fyn. Fred Grant states that be ia look- injuries. These watches are Warranted to keep good time and am the vari-­ / ■ Fvr preReports of the wheat crop from vari The steamer Faraday has landed the, ing for employment best low priced time piece made in the world. cate that in; in j Wo.opOaMpv«aaBa4m»Fat»M^ cedty indicate BenneU-MackevCTbleon the coast of The boiler of a locomotive in the ous parts of Michigan, indf r win ahnut ■ weeK. Nova Scotia and started for Cape Ann. Missouri Pacific shops at Parsons, the northern cvnntiea it will be about | !!•«■ rent. 1 In the billiard match at Chicago for Kansas, exploded Friday afternoon. 87 per cent, of an average and in the i ofobtoe championship of the United States,. Two men were instantly killed and southern tier about Iff per ceqt. Clover I We wish it understood that this is no lottery su heine. bnt Schaefer defeated Slosson by SOU to I four others were severely hurt. The । is rather backward and will average 90 ’ temn. arrnnrrtl in order 'T'''— : of xirate ’ t arr« nf prrvu.j.,-,-] j percent. Apples wiil be about the 384. ’ pecuniary loss is $20,000. \ exactly as stated above. ,”nrr tbe>HHon. Butler B. Strong, a republicani . The Iowa homestead of B. F. Allen, । same, white peaciies will hardly ex­ raw ; raw politician of Westfield, Penn., killedI the former Chicago banker, was sold ceed half of a full crop. , 1 Among those who have adopted the above are the iwwrat. ‘ present. himself with a revolver because of 111- ■ Friday at a private sale to F. M. HubIn the supreme1 court of New York, : ’ well known concerns: J. 8. Hudson, Detroit. Mich.; E. II. Hun bealth. । bell, of Des Moines, for $60,000. The Judge Donohue grouted an order n- k. inatUm Buffalo gnats have during the season house alone coat $1.50,000. Nine acres qulring tbe partners in the bouse of v ur-dgia “ 4 Co., Cleveland, 0.: Putnam Clothing Co., W Grant & Ward id show cause why a re- Htoncbitto. i . killed six hundred mules within a ra­ of ground are attached. Humphrey 4 Co., St. Louin, and many others. Comimnitlon. -----of hntpi ... dius of ten miles from Grenada, Mis­ C. A. VanNorden, a business man of oeiver shall not be appointed, and en- ------------Intermittent fever. sissippi. Atlanta, Ga.. who was indicted for car­ joining them against disposing of their , TomlUtls................ ....... • We have 3000 of these stem winding watches, warranted, Frank Ewing, superintendent of flie, rying concealed weapons, forfeited his assets. Assignments have been filed I Remittent fever .. .................... water-works at Paris, His., has been bona and bid beneath his house. by the bankrupt firm and by Fred D. ‘1। Diarrhea and will keep good time and require as little attention a- anv Influenza lodged in jail for the embezzlement of- When he grew tired of his position he Grant and Jesse R. Grant. Pneumonia . .. . $100 watch. The special grand jn^y appointed to << killed himself with a revolver. city funds. ifiSK". : George Jones, of the New York investigate the Cincinnati riot made a (Each one put up in a handsome xattn-linHl cmjw.j John T. Slater, who gave $1,000,000i I Inflamnuuloi. of Iddnej report commending toe Fourteenth . । Timex, states that the Grant fund of to the cause of education in toe south­ 1 Scarlet fever . ern states, died Wednesday at Norwich, j $260,000 is absolutely sqfe. and that regiment and recognizing the bravery Wlioopiur-eou<h____ _. ' hereafter tbe interest will be paid of Captain Desmond. Fifty-four in­ > bluhtlieria Connecticut . dictments were returned in connection ' Inflammation of brain ...i Tbe Rev. Solomon Minear, a venera­ quarterly, as the general does not pos- with the outbreak, but the names of ; Dyaentcrj-«... ........... ble Methodist clergyman .died at Bloom­ , seas a dollar other than the fund. । Typho miUrial fever Ex-Coroner Hope/of Pittsburg, was the offender, will not be divulged until . Typhoid fever (enteric • . ington. Ills., Friday. He was born Int • some arrests are made. ■ Cholera morbiiw ................. charged~by toe-----Commercial Virginia in 171*1. J — - L’-----------GaxetU 1----------with — ( Inflammation <4 botrela... Geo. W. Childs states most positive ­ And guarantees every Suit or Overcoat to be u- i-litap er Carroll wuntv’ Ohio*1 hang*?Sse°lf I pweMion™”thVend^o? his official ! {? «»»j the। fund^^foFeVpreridente Cerrbro-antnaJ meulnglUt ' l*wrpera! fever ................. I W ' ■I.cheaper than can be bought elsewhere, and if are per­ ’n -1 iwnJ, in term. He brought suit for heavy dam- ! iB bald held ln trufi t by by the executors of the inEdwta trust f^t«rvTK& -no^u>,ie<1 ages, andwMKK’’” tttate of f> Morgan, Morgmi and and is bi toe bte tate of Edwin D. be, fectly with -yourkpurchase, return the’go<»b anv time Monthly report of school district, T satisMed -~.-------------——--------------■— • - — ' Mora thin half of Madiaon and Ten- >???.!?* i within 30 days and get your money back. Prof. 8. D. Gr^ss. an eminent sur­ aaa Parisbea. in Louisiana, are under Jbe la,lt£r invested 830,000 In the ool- No. 2. Johnstown. Miss Helle J. iat i l^P^d New York firm can lose no thew s, teacher, for month commencing ‘ geon. one of the founders of the Ken­ water and cattle are dvinir iu irreal lapsedftim New 1 ork iliU1.’ and and can losethe no ■» «« tbrt jmomtL m.d that tucky State Medical Society, died Tues­ SSmbire fSm April 7th: day in Philadelphia. stings of the buffalo gnat Negroes I JSPK’i'L)5rk Lon« Bnlnch The Hfinois department of agricult- are neeing from the floodedit_JIegroeB We have one of the meet complete stocks ewr -lioton ib region. i *” la ’fl jjfra H**" GrantS irtwnt s ruune." name. are finds the prospects not encouraging this city. Judge Matthew, of Quebec, lias proG™1 * Wani. ’to<:K brokers in Naw for over S4 per ceiit. ot an’average nounced constitutional the act ot Uie York, suspended payment Tueadjy, on Namm ot Pnplh. yield of winter wheat. provincial parliament Imposing a heavy acoountor tbe failure of the Marine James S. Coleman, colored, was on annual license on all joint stock coni National bank. The partners are Gen. Friday executed at Cblnmbia'. South j panics and banks anil an appeal will U. 8. Grant, James D. Fish, U. -8. Carolina. • for toe murder . of Sarah I be taken to the privy council in Eng- Grant, Jr., and Ferdinand Ward. Gen. Fred Awirrwon.... ’ Willis, Ids wife’s sister. ids Bird................. laiid.. Grant states that the firm is nearly UmiIm* f'niDdxll Gen. N. it Halstead, who founded J A sanguine inventor Ims secured per’110rt> but no accurate figures Georn. “ ... the astronomical observatory at Prince­ mission to lay a seventeen-tnch pneu- can ¥r> J1®? ^“P- Earl CUpp Vevah •’ . . ton college, was accidentally killed at a matic tube along toe canal from Chisafes are locked. .Ilmmir iJarilnx railway station in Newafk. cago to LaSalle, for toe transmission of ,rTh? «ecut$i’ of the late Cornelius J. Aiuia Emv........ . At Cambridge, Maryland, l ---------------n-v 7-;:“’ - Frederick grain and small packages by cord* ' } anderbilt,°f New York, is seeking to Anns Fowfrr .. ,< phas was convicted of the murder of pressed air ut U)e r^of fta mU' a min. foreclose a mortgage for $6,500 onlhe Johnle •• . ( ♦•ha Bush, a rich widow who lived the ute, homestead of Dr. George W. McCon- Hallie Fanuen Auga •* life of a hermit near town. lifo Peter Rupp, editor of the Democrat n«“Nof Angola. Indiana. The latter Kva Frank... . Truman H. a ¥ Milwaukee tnmiSL a-rtaJudd, ’W’M? 1,wa2ke® 1I *t Eau Claire, Wisconsin, will soon: c,aims .that Vanderbilt proffered the Ault; Flabrr ... njillionalre. died Ti r? rd 1in <California *i»foniia on Suninto possession of $1,100,000 by the “°“®X ’? re^irn ft,r hospitalities ex- Maud Alice Godotuark • ?1«8t 7T 1 Artbur r- d^Ui of an unde in New fork. He tended for five years and for funds •• Newhall ia t» >.u his «.iv only amis child. hag appoint guardian of fre«,y applied him, and that he prom- Jrule Asiim McPrack Arthur B. Manley, an English cattle bis 00 us in. who will have $3,000,000 in , donate the loan to Mrs. McCon- Edwin Edward “ . raiser near Raton. N. M., killed a mer­ her bwn right. ' nell. Whfalle Nye chant named Griffin, who called at his It is stated that toe Canadian Pacific , Three Uiousand members of the pro­ tens Hong . ranch to discuss personal matters. Carrie Summons road has agreed to make Port Williams 1 “uc? of New York gathered William Missey. atelier in tbe Bank the chief point on Lake Superior, and >»th«ol<l building Tuesday to hear a \rn>le VanNockct of Commerce at Baltimore, has i>een erect there a huge elevator. Tbe an- y«lfdict<»rv address, when they formed LtoleWdodF. Anna hood... arrested fur toe embezzlement of $17,­ nounoement causes great indignation »»line and >iarched to thenewstruct- Maggie •• . at the ambitious town of Port Arthur, Rf®’ w,herv Chauncey M. Depew was UgH Mwanaon 000 by means of false entries. ■ the nr.itor. of the dsn. He took toe DMMmji Cole. Hon. John Clancey. who died recent­ twelve miles distant. Edalc Wall . ly a> Grand Rapids. Mich., bequeathed Tbe Vanderbilt party m.de tbe trip °l*rf William " ....... from Detroit to Cincinnati in .34 houra, *? u 'f I' 1 ” I 1 * 1 wfieatCiar’n’e Preshout... Stib.OW to the Catholic bishop to found Johnfr CahaMan. -------------------------------tbedistance being 263 mllee. Between >'■ India, causing us to export an orphan say him in that.. city. The remains of Dr. Samuel E. Gross, Dayton and Lima, 74 miles, the run 8°*d and accumulate debts. • Neither abraent nor tardy. of Philadelphia, were on Thursday was made in 66 minutes, and from Day- , Early Wednesday morning a Wabash I ollowjxg la the amount of prinuuy placed in the LeMoyne crematory and ton to Hamilton tbe train ran 86 miles train struck a broken rail near Boody, reduced to ashes in two hours. in 36 minutes. % nis.. and toree roaches were overtuni- school interest fund for 1884. as appor-1 SI. Vincent, a sit The president president of of toe toe Chicago Chicago and and ed. «*• J. J-M. sleeping car oonThe track of toe Ottawa and Quebec i Eastern The Illinois road lias secured a I SS?S^^l£'SJi,i,n!i;.'r^ajP< tblrty- tlonrel among the various townships: road has been completed. aud toruugh that urooertv received woiindr more or trains will immediately be run in con­ •'dear ■-clear title title td td that property bv by an an amiami­ PX® nection with the Canadian Pacific. cable setilement with the stockholders 1 leg Mnous. A gtssengur found his Townships and fBy. % Lightning fired the postoffice and of the Chicago. Danville and Vincennes little son hanging bead down from a hat-ruck uninjured. Moat of tbs un­ three other buildings at Epping. New : road, who recently caused toe foreelos' fortunates were taken to Blue Mound Hampshire, aud an invalid, named G. TbTBaptisfttiion Theological semi- j “^“ntervtevrerh? NPw?oi*Om^ht W. warden, was burned to death. wen ty^five twenty-five 1 Au intervtewer in New Yorkm caught « aims.a- unry of Chicago graduated ' ST YiOIX The pope .is- r placing Itefore Ameri­ l-resldcnt k®_ Gn“‘ !n >11! J“« before WE:.-::.: can the I ypW men Thursday. President can dioceses dioceses the the question question whether whether ** ro nfPS;L hia fir firm appointment reported that the institution i tnA Tnillira o„re„ ?,Hat.rt i21.ae<215d ki“*• QuOetoo appointment of of Monsignor Monsignor Cape! Capel as as a a i. Northrup ««••«» "bishop or coadjutor ” iHF.L0™«: Baattea...... ’ would be accept- ! owned owned properly worth $.300,000 and , »i si at,. ------ Wf.„ ... uw , owed nothing, but was m need of a li1W7 0* 100,000,000 <. ------. .a...™. . have a population of 100,000.000 at the JS&. . : •CTW Celia Enright, a telegraph operator I brary building and a chapel end of the century; that the southern In the Slterou divorce case at San S3 on tbe Toledo produce exchange, was ; states may then lake toe lead in mantiseverely wounded by tbe wife of J. H. Francisco, a colored witness named facturea; that tl*e development of Mex­ W right, an insurance agent, on account Martha Wilson xwure that in testify­ ico will-be as rapid us was that of Cali­ ing for Um* plaintiff she had perjured fornia, and that New York wdl soon of family troubles. Hill laving promisedL w to become the financial center of the Tbe stockholders of the Michigan herself. “»«’• Mta “ «» tmvragpromisee Central road placed tChauncey M. De*he — .<•" vtuiiat sittsu piavcu rUMUUCUy JU. J.*t- •’ R** —l>er —-. *MMW to — .. ww. ...—. w-.w "^T | world. •.—.a. i>. — directory JgX. . . . ■. ot .V_ • 7—tha mamnm. /HMitruzrf in 1660. 1MM\ Kr in •* tho the road to All ll,e marriage contract in ■iu Tlw steamshipTltauiu, which round­ vacancy caused by the death of The ot S ------reports r-r—trine ______various —rious parts P»rts of iro; wrehud^.. . 1 "'«tae»i*y, has on Augustus Schell. • ( Dakota and Minnesota regarding the toe board twenty-tour ot the crew ot the Daniel O. Tucker, a prominent dti- c°ndiUon or the spring-wheat crop are JCrS’VtoauMhip State ot Florida. ten ot Ixickport. New York, for thirty rort encouraging. 'Wore iaanto- Out of 167 persons on board the latter. ■ yeare a deputy federal marshal, hanged . creased acreage, and trom present ap- “Jy «.were eared; and ot 16 on the i liimwlt beonise ot Intense suffering pearances there will be an abundant batt with which the coHiaiou occurred ' rar the uwl, idd , ----------- ; The oat crop is Mm looking none but the captain and two men were £nlttSZ?to“1- ."rendJu,. < .l.S sS, from asthma ■ harvest. well । > An ageut pf the puetoffice deitartrescued, making tiie loan ot Ute 16* •"Oni., Jmm Smith, arrested for tuppoaod ??• eup imrs are to be landed at Quenu-nl arrested tM postmaster at North AlKncnester. 1ml.. and secured from complicity in th? midnight murder of £«• .??“>>■“» Taylor and bls wife and Ake rhtldr»T, children larks, who’ .re ______ amongaa"|„ flVR _ .‘“.t him a confession that he took$l«from Amos Bockesto. in Adams county,Ind., declared tliat hia step-father, Fred jra Incorrectly reported u rSldente of " a registered letter. The name of John H. Bryant, of Richard*, fired the fatal shot, aud toat Chicago. ’ ’ ’ w* Bureau county. Illinoia, will be pre­ himaelf and Charles Worst were in the The steamer City I xuosioHmer Illy of or Portland, Portland with with nren.ro;...;, T""”'1'»•“ dli.ali.iE, sented to the democratic state couven- party. The three men are under ar­ ! sventy passenger*. tas d< ceived h. Q S&T* rest, ' fiends for the position of Franklin P. Norris, a young attorney y^ nt ,°?. a of rocks near Owl ’ s I ------------/u~ — T* It is the Boston 7r«a- j of Concord, N. H., after making an Head, Maine, about daybreak Thun- i TheM' Mr, rBrt earneat effort to establish himself in । day. A sloop answered toe sirnalaof T k- i>cM Wood purtSer and . Amea ha* wor r-.7; ~- busineaa, died of starvation in his office distress and took off Uw wmSrtni Pacific start and SSt^idnev nSta without divulging his straightened cir- children, and toe suX^klSd •tHl.holds 25.0W Miarea. ' comstaaces to hia acquaintances. He I soon arrived th- other p«s- w«.k ?a«wn»T, roO,,hn-tl“c won arrived to revue tbe *£* > Detroit detective, have ImtomI that' ^**..t<irlMTlI * <«'egttpb operator lb > w^ed^eel to^rapidl^Srettlug up” Sretfi oo"tbe To2kb?ve' . #,“Sor8,b‘£t CttoornMny,located ***vy gsle. She la valued at "" tenratlttUy rtolen tor week.XI Ed « Stfflwuer. Mtanerota. Itt. .uromd|HS,<no. Her cargo will be a total : Hastings, Mich- May 16,1884. NEWS ABY NEWS SEMM SUMMARY. Conn., follnwinv I Chicago: i We give one with every, Ready-Made Suit or Overcoat at $12 or upwards. you out Mat- E. S. PIERCES’ Great Wardrobe. GRAND RAPIDS. 1566 To all those who contemplate buying Carpets, Curtains, Curtail Elites. &c. this Spring. •< We are in such a shape as to offer D inducements that will COMMAND ATTENTION N. B.—We are headquarters for carpet jl warp. W. S. Goodyear & Co. j Whfar. E’e-tjs; »fesrn salite SCREEN DOORS The warm weather will , soon be upon us, and you will want screen doors. We mal<e them, the finest you can ask for. ChariM Ford, one <rf too hmtoo*. viewed at Washington, and stated bo kilted Jw* James slew himalf • only difficulty was toe hold 11 I !S?S" eorai-nylta. R^STmo hI Into Two months ago. are just receiving the finest styles of • SIr — urniturn ever brought to the city. When't prices, our house $!comes good goods al low J ' state. • �/t, my The S4U1 annual convention of the Hastings Banner. M'tY '"*• Local News. ' •hl the attend tbe TOtOWBMX AMOOMT o. n. wAitiima. citizens’ meeting Sunday -.Bing. ; H MU no Khas an announcement in this issue. ' r r sm:(he;<dv.rti»iri»tot wqol card­ ing elsewhere. HEME.MBEK the citizens’ meeting at tar M. E. church Sunday evening. tion will be held in Ionia, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Jane 17th' ISte and leth. A very interesting pro- aid of several well known Sunday school workers secured. A full atten­ dance of Sunday school workers from every part of the state Is earnestly desired, and a cordial invitation J etred, and a cordial invitation is ex­ tended to all. For entertainment ad­ dress A. Breed, Ionia, Mich. The 6tli annual meatinR of the Hahneman medical society, of Barry and Halon counties, was held in this city Wednesday, May 7th. There were 18 in attendance. Papers were presented and discused on the following subjects: Praaant Katal Conditions Affecting Life by Dr. Lathrop: Opthatinia, by Dr. Pofcemus. Officers were elected for ' the ensuing year: I‘res. Dr. Burton, of Hastings: Vice. l*res. Dr. Barber, of Nashville; Sec. Dr. Timmerman, of Hastings: Treas^ Dr. Carpenter, of Woodland. A fine supper was nerved A .m’FxiaL meeting of Fitzgerald by Meedauiea. Burton, Lathrop and Timmerman, at the home of the latter. ; will G- held Saturday evening. , When apportioned, the primary a bool hind will amount to 81.31 per ZM'hular. ! • , TERRIBLE CRIME. I’he preliminary examination of I r.mk Myers for forgery will occur on. UNDBB SHERIFF WK. M. SOUDDEJl MURDERED WHILE IN THE Discharge of his Dutt. •be Wth. The \i-. C. T. C. will meet with Mrs. j niius Russell, next Tuesday afternoon .it half past two o’clock.' imrnrLE'S Ufore another issue of s j4|H-r Hastings will be in telephone •tmittini'. ation.with the outside world. Stephen Durfee, of Hutlamd, Hz Maxes hxb Escape, but OFFI­ CERS ABE IN HOT PURSUIT. KULL DETAILS. Ue thep^tr ofblschtarelie was ‘<ae ot stable, started In pnnuit, behgt about November 14th. 1866, Mr. Scudder criminal had one of Parker’s l«t teams, was married to Alice S. Petkins, daughhe doubttaw gatael upon bls puaauen : ter of John J. Perkins, of Prairieville. until such time as they could secure a . To them two children were born, a son । of five yean now livii<, and a daughter re**1!* ** of ,the intelligence J who died a few yean since, „r,^Tpon L?'T®* of’ ” erim »■ tar » t ’ “ “ ■ “ beta of * . 1—. J our dti-1I y. Mr. Scudder was one of the moot tens repaired to the scene of the trage-1I gafial and social of men. He was one dy, and the remains of the dead officer ! of the kmc4 a man could “warm up to." were conveyed to this city and placed 1 here was about him no reserve, no in tbe sheriffs office, where a coroner’s coldness. He had a warm hand-shake jury was summoned and a post morUtn and a cheerful word for every friend. on the body held. The testimony on He enjoyed a wide popularity liecause the inquest will be taken to-morrow. he deserved it. He had many friends Sheriff Creasy and James D. Benham because he merited their friendship at once started in pursuit, being about In all thh walks of life he was a man, two hours behind Durfee. Marshal and of men one of the most generous Nims and Orrin Thorp are also in pur­ spirited. suit of Durfee. It is thought Durfee By the community in which he lived, has no file-arm with him, as he threw by hosts of friends in and outside of away his pistol when he and Scudder Barry county he will be missed, sadly clinched. When the latter was found missed. Hastings loses a good citizen it was discovered that he was shot in by his death; and a good man has the right breast, the ball entering a lit­ "joined the majority” through his tle above the nipple. From blood untimely taking-off. The general sor­ found ypon stones thrown by Durfee row everywhere expressed over his at Geer it is thought that he is unfortunate and terrible death is a wounded. sufficient testimony of the sincere re­ From the facts as we learn them it is spect and friendship felt for him as a apparent that Stephen Durfee’s crime man and a citizen. His sorrowful end was that of wilful murder and nothing casts a gloom over the entire commnnshort of it. Mr. Scudder was armed aty, and upon the streets all the after­ with authority—a criminal warrant— noon and evening groups- of earnest to take the person of Stephen Durfee. men bemoan the sad fate of so good a Mr. Scudder was an officer of the law. ma^; and indignation is mingled with jrnd was in discharge of his duty when sorrow that such as he should be cut : he called upon Durfee to put down the down in,the prime of life by a mur­ ax, and surrender himself to the law’s derer's hand. In their affliction the wife, .son and claims upon him. Durfee had threat­ ened io shoot the first officer who step­ other relatives of the deceased have the ped upon his premises. He carried out heartfelt sympathy of all. hia threat. Doubtlres he was angry DURFEE CAUOHT.-7-THE VERY LATEST. liecatLse of two decisions against him Thursday morning. — At an early in the justice and circuit court. His hour this morning the officers returned only excuse for his criminal act was with Durfee. It seems that he drove anger, and that is no excuse. In these by a circuitous route to his brother’s days a .man in the heat of passion some­ house one mile east of .Lacey, arriving time does kill a fellow-man. and escape there at 8 JO. Deputy Sheriff Geer and on the insanity dodge. But Hastings ' Mr. Ed. Otis, of Rutland, arrived about ia not Cincinnati; and we have no fears 15 minutes after. Durfee was locked hut that, when captured, the severest in a room. having the ax in his prasenpenalty of the law' will be visited upon ion. Stephen Durfee. Surely no fate, no While Geer and others were parley­ punishment under the law can* Im- Um> ing with Durfee, Marshal Nirns drove hard to mete out to him. up. Durfee, was told that if he did not. Yesterday (Wednesday) Under-sher­ Hey the ladies’ French kid shoes mate iff William M. Scudder met his death .; i< ttired bv Smith, Simmons A*' Pete at the hands of Stephen Durfee, a resi­ o<l v. They are g(»od, cheap and a per­ dent of Rutland township, who lived ! ’st at. ’ ■ . ■ on the premises known as the Wash­ Don’t forget to ask your merchant ington Graham farm, the same being the hand-made kip and calf boots six miles west nf the city. The facts as we glean them amid the tmifaetured by Smith. .Simmuna & excitement incident to the tragic event : I’.abndy. » I’iiE Ma\ nmn.l>er of the Song Friend, I are as follows: Some named Orvin s W. Stranb, Chitaigo,, »«' “«thee time since ,inw a » man nam«l |_U ion- uianil.is replete with choice Dnrfee.in juatita court tor 1 d selections * money claimed to be due from him for labor. The cane wa» decided agaimd Mu. Ji it * BUissEI.L will please acDurfee, who appealed to the circuit ■ pt ih. thanks of the BanXek .for court. The cwu- waa heard at the pres­ ,..i!rtK»>h'»wn in taking our reporter ent term of court, Tueedny afternoon, •.. ;hv >• • ne of Wednesday’s tragedy. imcl the judgment of the lower court fiiuuE will I* important business affirmed. While Durfee wm in the b.unsM-twl by the workingmen'* tem- city yesterday forenoon Deputy Sheriff |e toner dub un Tuesday evening next, Geer served upon him notice of bill of dinl a l ull attendant of luemlieBB is de­ costa, when Durfee became very angry, threatened to kill any officer-that step­ Benii iubrr that the law and order ped onto hh farm for the purpose of retingpext Sunday evening at the making a levy on his property, grabbed M. IL church is to be addressed by C. a stick of stove wood and told Geer I Holbrook, Clement Smith, P. HV. that lie had a good mind to lay him out!I From all that we can learn Officer Geer did all that.a man could do to pre­ vent the sad culmination of the affray. He showed pluck, but Durfee being the more powerful man of the two, he was obliged to fiee or share a like fate with Scudder. Hail Geer’s revolver not missed tire, there would have lieen a worthless, instead of a valuable, life taken. The murderer is a man of about 45 , ; X'i>b*rn and others. Be there and help then and there. Soon thereafter Durfee putahtatal.revoiver and eartridgre “"“’j Br' «h on in a gooil rouse. in GrelHe and Powers’, hardware stare, I r“ ."t, ”T Giw the t biMrrii plenty ol milk to drink, let 1 •net.iutnrt weak nerves come Inter.—t J. H. stating that dog. were liothering hi. I ,,me h’’“j1’ ™""; 1 ’’-now. tp Hume Journal.) sheep and that he wished the weapon! s?“n' '““Pu'cne ‘ If there’s any one thing that the J our- /ssw *1, Viliivso,1/wro ' governable temper, and vicious dispo°r kllllnR tor iloff"- slUon lt b thMl h, cruelly i.ai editor l> acknowledged authority U .|..n it is the nursing of small children. 1». p“w"“ T treated his wife that she was compel!) I l.'l v. it. A. I'AnxAilAX will address i lu- workingmenS temperance club on ™x.u next, at 8*1. if our >imdsy aftenuMm next, at 3 JO. If our rrolrzed how much t-niperancf jpeople r____ r_____ ____ r lalmring men need the moral support Htb*r fellow citizens. they woild .».■ - th .... " ' n^h’ ; [ । let him load it rtubtaln and mull.h-just ^ere be 1S I** ...... . .. —atrocious deed he did. it and started for home in fils carriage. ( M. Scudder was bom in Duguly Sheriff Geerswore swore<.oat» tab' n<.«r rant for Durfee for assault and threats, and he and Under Sheriff Scudder went1 —----------- —---------------I’itAiKiKvili.kand Rutland t’wuships --------to Durfee s home for the purpose of; serehc no tine money this year, having serving the same upon him, arriving m> public libraries in the . townships. there about noon. Bistrict No. 8. Rutland, haK forfeited Below we give a diagram of the its diareof public money, on abcoimiof premises: ic’t having school during the year, the length of time required by law. The amount of primary school inter•m »PI">rtiontdto Barry county for 1884 is $lb,tu7-O8. The number of children nititled to share in apportionment of this rrmney; exclusive of Prairieville and Hope townships, is 7,286. of which namber 784 are accrtslited to Hastings The school board last Tuesday ov emng, very properly recognieed the servu e* aj |‘rof. Hall in building up our '-ity schools, by re-electing him super­ intendent for the ensuing year. This iii.tkes hi? fifth successive election, and bpeaks well for the Protessor and the I <aid. [ , : । \ ■ 1—k -2 ■ hr-.L. t—wooduUe borne*. * « ^-positions of 5—arfadstoiM 4-baro. tu>{* „aklan(1 c<,„ Michigan. August 13th, 1844. He removed to l»rairieville in 1861, where he resided until 1876, when he was elected regis­ ter of deeds and removed to. this city, and has since made this his home. In the spring of 1862, when init 18 years of age, he w as drafted, and was a member of Co. IC, 2nd. Mich, infan­ try. At the battle of Jacl&on,' Miss., he was wounded in the right leg, the reliel bullet he then received being carried to the day of his death. Reserved nine months, and .then returned to his home in Prairieville. In August 1864 he enlisted with Co. K., of tbe new 3rd Mich., and served with his company till its discharge in May 1866. During the latter part of his military' career he held the position of orderly sargent. He was known as a most gallant and trusty soldier, and on many a‘hard fought soNier, ana on many a » field showed he possessed a true soldier s Mnptalta.™,. M.™. prota inent member of the Grand Army throw the ax out of the window and ; come odt with his arms raised, he must take the consequences, and that at once. He surrendered and was at once brought to the county jail, where he now lies in a critical condition. He hw received five wounds, one Isdl entering near the navel and passing out near the spine, another struck him on the shoulder, another on the right wrist and twq oth­ ers in the hand. It is thought he can survive but a few hours. There were in the house with Dijrfee his brother and mother. Mr, Geer says that as .Scudder ap­ proached Durfee the latter fired his re­ volver and indicted the death wound as Scudder was drawing his weapon. Scudder fought nobly until he dropped dead. When Geer’s pistol missed fire the muzzle was close to Durfee's head. Geer was unable to stirke Durfee for fear of hitting Scudder, the two chang­ ing positions with such rapidity. As Durfee was chasing Geer the latter fired two shots, doubtless wounding Durfee who retreated to carriage and drove away as before stated. IN 15 Hi M JSr lUi li era NtehigM tor If yearn,. Urgent trade in our unc By fair dealing and selling goods at low low prices. Our Spring Stock IB FULL AND COMPLETE. Bi's us bits' m, We Can Suit'All. BARGAINS IN HATS. When iu (xnux! iUpidt etxnr und-Ker tn. Star Clothing House. 1 HAVE SEVERAL DOZEN GOOD BASE BALLS Every purchaser of a Mr. Mark Russell was upon our iMtreets Tuesday. Editor Hibiourn npent Sunday Muskegon. at Col. Dickey, of Jackson, was in Has­ tings over Sunday.' Gets one Free. Herb. Snyder, a typo of this office, is IB with rheaumativm. Miss Ida Tinkler, of Grand Rapids. । spent Sunday in this city. 4 Mr. P. T. Potter, of Potterville, made I R. K./GRANT, the Bakner a call Tuesday. Mre. S. Altoft, of Chicago, is visiting ' her mother and sister in this place. CLOTHIER. Secretary Baird, of the lumsing agri­ cultural college, was in the city Weduemlay. \ While Geer was hitching the team at . Chas. M. Knapix n shaking hands with friends In the city th^ fore part off! <» IThkiie Win be a citizens’ meeting in i ncuuuer _______________ Scudder went w to where _Durfee and hist was Captain of tbe Barrj County Bat- the weak. . ' I Im- interest of Law and Order, at the hJ . mHn Porter were grinding 1 talion, G. A. K. ' Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Bush will occupy -'I. E. church, Sunday evening. Spirit-1 _ ' Mr. Scudder tilled many positions 0f a part of Mrs. llotchkiw' houw on . ■ '1 ten minutes talks on different lines ;“wL Itata aawXhe offiwr .p-poblirtr^twidhono.-.lunng H. lite Green street. , !’i this subject, will lie the order' pn^-hinz he walkwl toward the houae , time, always with credit. Mr. .Runes F. Mead and <iaughters, | ........the ... s ening, and "f evening, and it it ia is hoped, hoped, tor for *’!th ax ln han(1. .mi| when they were : years he was town clerk ot l-ralrievUl .: Blanche and Florence, returned to Lan­ thv honor of Hastings, that the manly. - ‘ feet apart and near wood pile, and in 1876 was elected regi < , sing Saturday. t/.utat ___ u:_ “nt 7 our ritv .a. .will snout .winto put down btoax. deeds U'hhI citizenship Scuddericeiaj>an. told Durfee dtad.for torBarry Harocounty.5 This office he Cbaa. <>. Burton, JrM of Detroit, is • lie-i tilled so acceptably. that in 187S he! »»ll the church. xt to »to. do. Both men iiu- nueaso »otaF--y. - making his Hastings relatives and i which he refusal received toe- “DC > ™... -hi Mendii a visit. Owing to the poor crops of last sea-1 mediately drew ]pistols ‘ and commenced ’ si,lit. were rapidlv exchanged county official, lhe state senate of W, Mena Mudge spent Suuiiay with , ' M’n, the Banner-has not pressed the i firing. Shots Sh t‘ ,were ”ist Scudder but iw- chose him as Sargeant at Arms, and the , m-r mtaher. Miss Mudge is teaching '■atter of overdue subscriptions. Mow mniI Geer tieer ran ran 1to assist taudder, but ■*Mju4e On>vt that the wool H * season is approaching.1 for U —____ - combatan he reached the J~ potion. WhenSieriffCressyaiHumDoud visited fricmls in this position. When Sheriff Cress) asstunwr ask those who r iNMit " week. He has now ho owe for the Baxneu axsbk <, both emptied the chambers chamtiers of or their ui<n. re .w­ „, ’rfhhl .awe. se made Mr T-1/".!.? — ST : .home .__ “ _______ _____ SF1> Wn wwi r Gwr drew his ed the duties of htt omre, ne maue mi. r^un^i tu |,.la in Brooklyn, w is. to remember u». ____________ _________ ______________ _______________ i. We furnish tbe Ban- V0 iVM» and; elimhed. Geer ore , ^udder Under sheriff, and while in the' Dr. Peckham, of the______________ Freeport Herald, Mtalinrrlv low Uaw nvinu .— 1..^- at Durfee, fbsirYMSs bnt Lilt it it mirewl nuMSrXl fire. 1111. -*■' ___ ... • i made a_ «Lawfiawseh ia the excewiingly price at nn>. one 1 revolver ‘ (Lchar« of hi. duties aa such the T> B.inaxm a iidl cm Saturday largt* or nin uuura ub mteu uwuc w»c ■Mlar a year, aB(| gt that rate we can-1 Scudder then called upon Geer to take faith on k. last. He report. ...Star he « ent _____ down____ by ,the reports Inuine* brudure. good at M that th® ' tmt afford to carry credit subscriptions' the ax from Durfee, which he succeeded ..mu '•’'to'"’. 7^72'"~wertul' murderous bullet. ‘ Mrx. W. Pbrlre. of Kalkaaka. and Go oration day will be properly in doing. Durfee i«ng p yr smiuder was a prominent m«m- j jjiwi Htevemr. of Vermontville, were iu man broke loose | tj^f l«>tb the Masonic and Odd Fel- • tte dtj Srtmjlay. the guest, of Ht. ■,lH*rvod m this city under the auspices X tTXl to fire or ta I low itslgre ot this eity. and was “! '^„r MeUwain, and •' Eitzgerald PostG.A. R. The vari-. !vi<-.societies and Sunday schools ■n the city will be invited tp .particii <‘>' in the exercises. Comrade J. H. I tinier, <»f Port Huron, a former ton,, former n*irml- UirvniuM “ i« »*Uy adly RlMWed. mtawd. _ Hrs-osriaw I* . l-i layrl m thftritv. Hhe (b-nt of this* county,. will iteMtar tor, tta threw lu he u -d-l mutai- * talk to a numl)ytl“Up^y.»dhytheMlff>M«l&?r »ieniorial address. Those having sol--------r h’-r friends interred in Riverside ceni- ran to K.C.Bru» w _ . ■ terv are requnted to inform Com-; dlrtnnee oway and Mr. Brim. Dennis or Comrade Alexander j with him. When Itay “ <■' the fact that a corrw t. mater of de- wounded man at (7,) they found Mfe ex --------... . . -3once rent to mu l In H. etty. and Geer and Brute, aach taking J I BUILDERS’ HARDWARE PAINTS, OIL, &c Large J|tock, Low Prices. �CARIKR8 OF CARICATURISTS. [Philadelphia Pr—. ] . The story that Nast has a life con-: tract for $10,000 a yaar m ith tbe Harpers is authentic. He is rich, comfortable and happy. He has a beautiful home; his house ia described at length in the March Lippincott’s Magazine, and his home life is delight­ ful. HiS position is perfectly assured. He lias accomplished a greater work than any other caricaturist who ever Hved. His reputation is fixed high. It can make no difference to him if ‘circumstances have made hia relations j to his paper anomalous. If he choee, | he could break bis contract and nse his pencil elsewhere. If he chooses to I draw a princely salary for doing little or nothing it is no one’s affair but his ownWhat a career. Nast has bad com­ pared with other caricaturists I Thomas Gilroy, after getting all England by the ears, died of delirium tremens. Ho­ garth’s death was undoubtedly brought about by his eontroverey with Charles Churchill, the poet, and because lie could not convince people that he was greater as a historical painter than as a caricaturist. George Cruikahank’s life was embittered by a similar notion. He thought his etchings were mere triiles, but that his oil pa ntings were great. 8o they were in size, but tbe famous etcher had little idea of color or composition. Robert Seymour committed suicide. He was the man to whose great vogue Dickens was at first indebted for tbe success of "Pickwick"—the novelist having been employed to ‘‘write up to" tde artist's etchings. Seymour had a con­ troversy with Gilbert Abbott a* Becket, the author of the comic history of Eng­ land. which John Leech illustrated, and he also ha<i a dispute with Dickens over Pickwick, and l>eing nervous and sensitive, he u ent out snd killed him­ self. Richard Doyle □vie looked forward to a great career on t*uneh. the posi Pundh. but but the posi-­ tion that journal tooK toward Pope Pio None made him withdraw and lose the opportunity for wide fame and popu­ larity which he had sought. John Leech lived and died poor—as Cruikshank did? Matt Morgan'.-, untimely picture of the prince of Wales u» Hamlet, follow­ ing the ghost of the roue George IV, and the even more offensive “Brown Study,” with the bare-legged gilly leaning on the throne, drove him from fame and fortune in England to a pre­ carious and Bohemian existence in America, though he is now settled down and doing well as the head of a pottery in Cincinnati, and as a designer of lithographic work. In France •jCham” died on unhappy death two years ago. Poor Gavarni, the truest artist, except Leech, among the caricaturists, was in —prison for debt more than once. His latter days were embittered by the death of his onl son, Jean, whom he adored; and to cap all, the house in which ho hoped to die was taken from him aud “ n ausmannized" from the face of the earth. Even in Germany cari­ caturists have bad a hard lot, the most Doted instance being the father of “Max and Maurice." On the whole the lot of caricaturists has been no more joyous than that of the famous clown who was told to go and see himself as a cure for his melancholy. [Chicago Tribune. ] A Paris oorre»i>ondent undertakes to show that Victor Hugo is a very much overrated man. Although his genius is undoubted, he is eaten up with egotism. "Notwithstanding his extra­ ordinary physical aud mental vigor,” says this critic, "he really belongs to tho part. He has no affinity for the simplicity and naturalness representa­ tive of the literature of the day. In­ deed. he has not caught the contempo­ raneous i-pirit, nor does he wishto. Sur­ rounded by aatellitee, they' talk to him <nly of himself; they fill his ear witii extravagant etilogiums. Everybody addresses him as ‘dear master-, ’ and strangers wbo call on him—lie isi very accessible -do little else thani echo the prsi e« Im expects as his due. Many of these praises are ludicrously excessive; but they never sound bo to him. HL hearing has grown callous to the exaggerated compliments that have so long'asiMalsd it. No AngloSaxon could or wonld antlure such a battery of adulation. Superlatives have become so familiar to him that the positive degree might awaken resentnient. He is cotAinnally accosted as ‘divine,' the greatest of poets,’ ‘the monarch of mirth,’ the intellectual ruler of the age,’ and the like. A not uncommon farm of greeting is: ‘How is the good god ?’ to which he responds with wonderful ingenuousness: """ ■The good g. d ia very well/ ” I • )V r >1 (Exchange.] 1 have come to the conclusion that the street car is an admirable school ia which to study human nature in all of neat return lesson iu politeness admin­ istered which was extremely amusing. Tho car was full of passengers arid side-by-aide sat a big, burly negro and*? a nervous, rather cross-looking white man. Presently a lady entered and stood for a half minute or more, whan the white man-turned to the negro and asked: ■ • “Why don't you offer that lady your seat?" "Sartainly, nah, aartaiuly, sah," re­ plied the negro, as he at once rose up, politely ottered her the seat and steppr d to the front part of the car. Soon after a negro woman entered the car and not a motion was made to give her a seat. The negro waited for a minute or two, and then stepping to where his late ite> structor in courtesy was sitting took off At tbe close of Governor Moses’ era, ten years after tbe war had ended, the state was literally worse off in every I respect than when Sherman had just mowed hjs swath across it. When the white element, fitted by birth and training to rule-, came into power, be­ gin; a slowly returning era of pros­ perity. The’ gain has not been so much in the old staples, cotton and rice, as in the new industries—manu­ facturing, lumber and naval stores, pbosphate, mining, truck raising— that have sprung up. The old plant­ ers—perhaps a little suEleu at the re­ sult—suv that they cannot depend on the freedman as a laborer, and will not put themselves at his mercy by embarking in their former large opera­ tion^ henoe perhaps one-half of the forn.ecr.large plantations are tilled by the negroes on shares, tho rest remaining One sees thousands of acres of rich rice and cotton lands that have reverted to their original state for lack of idlers —even tho famous sea island plantations are largely abandoned to the negroes. More than once since coming into the state have I heard the remark that only “niggers" raise cotton and rice in South Carolina, the inference being that rhe white man can pursue something better suited to his tastes and capacity. This is a mistake that time will no doubt rect.fy, for the future prosperity of the south lies largely in her splendid agri­ cultural resources; but northern manu­ facturers should awake to the fact that this is henceforth to be a manufactur­ ing country. Here h South Carolina the growth of the cotton manufacturing interest is -o nothing wonderful; cer­ tain minute details of it which I have been able to gather may weH be studied by northern capitalists and mill-owners. [“Carp-' in C!ev*ian«l L-ntter.) President GarHold v> as very plain in his diet. He camo into tho White Homo w-.th dyspepsia, and he was doc­ toring all the time up until lie was shot. He ate no rich food, and was particular about his hours. H o had breakfast at 8:30 in the morning, when he would eat a good beefsteak aud some baked potatoes with cream poured over them. This was a favorite dish of Garfield’s, and it was one which he ate when he could eat nothing else. It is delicious and far surpiw-ses baked potatoes and good butter. Then Garfield was also fond of a little nice bacon, fried to a crisp, and this, with a few aide dishes. nyule up his breakfast. Dinner, he ate at 3 p. m., and this meal was much the same as Jiis breakfast. He always had his beefsteak, and neither he nor Mrs. Garfield were big eaters. About 7 o'clock he had tea, and this was a very light meal also. There was gen­ erally some one present to dine with the family, but there was no wine in tho White ifouse during the Garfield ad­ ministration. On Sunday Mrs. Naney Crump, a New Haven colored lady 105 years old, received by letter into the Eman­ uel Baptist church of that city. "I never h&d a doctor attend me but once, and then I did not take his pre­ scription," said she to a reporter the other day. She laughed through all her ample girth, she told of her sin­ gle experience with physicians. She is somewhat under tbe medium height, of stout but not flabby build. About wm Castoria m x Infants and Children other of dark red. Her Voice is as clear and jthe play of her cheerful countenance intelligent as could be ’wished. She answered quickly and to the point eveiry question put to her. cures ConMlpatlon. “Yes, sir, I am 105 years old. I was born in Maryland, five miles from Anuapolis and thirty miles from Balti­ Farewell than.to Morphine Bjrops. more. I was ne ver in slavery1. I was born in the family of Jared T. Hopkins, relatives of the” John Hopkins who founds* the college in Baltimore. They Centaur Liniment,-A-.Vwere a Quaker family and never kept slaves. I don’t remember much about the revolution to sp^ak of. But I c m remember the last war -that is, the last war between the British and America. I remember seeing the British about । Fort Henry, down on the Chesapeake . bay, aud the British vowels sailing up to Baltimore aud back. I lived down j there with my first husband until they began cutting up so about the col­ ored people that he left with mo for For Cocgiu and Cold*. Philadelphia. Then, they made so r much fuss soon after that wo had to I ONE PATENT TUMBLER TOP MEOICINE TIME KEEPER, leave lor Canada. AVe went to Hamilto.i, aud lived there forty years, and iDYAloable in tho Bick room. now have come back here. ('■ od has blessed me, and I am thankful, though I do complain a little some time. I never drank a drop of liquor in my life, ex­ cept once, some gin for asthma. 1 have THE MOSES DAME CO.. DaEburv. Cour. been my own doctor, and use the medi­ cines my old grandmother in Maryland told me about. 1 fined to like to shake K my foot with the best. I reckon I will stay here now until I go to the bone­ yard. I never had but ouu coild. and the little fellow only lived six months." for ten cents, DANE’S BALSANIC TABLETS, d*v. D.M E«l Ib«. ■!» wooib.fr™ tbr M XMl A. D- J*M. wrre allowed hy Mild court for cn-dltor» to present their claims to u» for exaniln*tion and allowance. »— •**'*• noYALG. NKX DANIEL WABMEK. DAJCWEN MrOMUEK. M j«iy? Guardian * Sala. ovh to hav BKO ,’iousM not •Morrtu E«r the east lialf ot the east half of the northeast quarter of section twenty-four, tn town three north, rouge eigtoi west. In the county of Barr)-, and»tateof Michigan, containing twenty acres of land more nr less. Dated. Marshall. March 81. IBM. corm^uvh . F1NHER, Guardian. TRADE MARK [Ixjodou T-legrnnh.] The special correspondent sees the crisis of the day, and with the picture of the battle still before his eyes turns jfrom the field and ridee as „ hard as. horse or camel cau go. Overhead the ! heliograph is Hashing the news officially I Liver and Kidney Remedy, j A ■ from point to point: but he reaches the | Compounded from the well known | telegraph office, aud tho race is his. Curative* Hone. Malt, Buchu, Man­ J Tho magic needle goes at work, and as drake. DandeUoa, S*t*ap*rill*, C**' sheet after sheet t ies from under hia car* Saxrada, etc., combined with an OKTreMhle Aromatic Kltxir< I ]>encil he is sure that, if no accident j superve es.tin-y are reading at home the [Tin cror jnrcm t nuEnnts.i words >■« hr writes them; and, his dis-­ Act spo® ths Liver ssd tIdas;*, I patcu. a i.n.v. <«d, h? r des back to the REGULATE THE" BOWELbJ fie.d easy iu his mi.id, for he knows | They cure Rheum*Ham, and all Uri­ that enough is already published in nary trouble*. They tevi^ruta, oourfab, strengthen *nd quiet London to make the public glad, while _____ tbe Nervoa* Rynteni. fuller details must wait till the battle Tonic they have no Coual. is fairly finished and the last sulky gun silenced. . A Ira nd of Cripple*. ---FOR SALE BY AU. DEALERS. The modern newspaper cannot have [Croffut'a Letter. | patience. To-morrow is close at ham! Hops and Malt Bitters Co. I have never elsewhere met so many with its own urgencies to be attended I DETROIT, MICH. cripples of all sorts as one sees in to, its own chronicles to be written. Mexi-XJ; lame and with gnarled arms; blind or of imperfect vision. But the ’"‘JS* Lo-Jo-or o' «OAl.J 0.0 Often be ^1,C...O?,78°?,'.T1° ot <*»V bowl grumbling in the evening tb.t I private, aatd ot the Aztecs. There in there ia nothing later than tho news of s-nroalr a nation on earth where Only which ia im j International Throat 1 Lung Institute wuere there mere On Iv that that eatiaite. satisfies whit nri> ffewor rtoforrnzwl wnnM mediaU ' . . .keeps I 81 Lafayette Avenue Drmosr. Mien. are nWCbffi^? tT^ Pnorannc^O?B:i,it\WOUld - The telegraph ----------- „— J on pour­ be more a single lore difficult to find hud h stncrlfl humplinmn. e»i__a _a_-A J,. . . * ing into Fleet street the news of four cJlack, lame or squint-eyed man among continents every minute" of the day and 1,000 Mexicans, than among 100 of any night, and simultaneously the dramas other people.” Indeed cripples were of life, wherever being acted, are re­ so rare that Montezuma set , up a produced in our city hour by hour. museum of the few in the country as an We watch at the same moment the ad­ exhibition, and the number was so vance of Russian troops in central small that some parents mutilated their Asia, of the French in China, of the children's comely proportions so that British in the Soudan. We are in­ they might be eligible, and thus sup­ formed of the movements of every port their parents in luxury. Alas! the crowned head of Europe; in the same diseases of the Spaniards, • spreading TbI. liwtluilr. w». lowwM br W. M. Aoartrlk. column and on a single sheet stand orrutalnMItaurmtata fmwl. .mT>, tor from generation to generation, have side bp side the doings of every capi- Ulr MwrUl trealluriit <4 (uiarrl,. < .ixrrL.I made cripples no longer a marvel, and tail or great city of the world. all <1 L.vMae* of the Throat aud Lump, us Ina in some of the beggars that crouch along lit? Jn2t.ment ot •**»*’• najncti dUea*es Dr. the cathedrals to-day have almost lost Souvlelles new and wonderful Invention, the all semblance of the human form. 1 [Chicago Herald, j whkh oonw)’" properties direct to parts affected, and Without especial claims to greatness kal * drills now used in all th.- leadliw h.apital* In himself, the German emperor ban been J? * ou y ^nct* fiottvlelle’ji InvenA correspondent writing from Nor­ tloiiAMl discovery octMs new metbod of troat the figure-head of some of the grandest ln« Uw air pas.Mwx, that Throat and Luns dis­ wich, N. Y., says:. "In the summer of achievements of wh ch history makes eases are no longer feared. Phndriarm and 1840 A. R. Warper, of Guilford, while note. He was a child when the great sunerent invited to Investtaaie* this mode of walking through a meadow in Unaville If hn|M>M!Me To call In person, Napoleon overrun Germany, levied trrntineut. writo for H»t of queaCons and International valley, came across a large turtle. The on its people, drove :t« kings and Neus. Thuu*amte treated by letter. Instni shell of the turtle showed the marks princes from power, and substituted fnu where initials and date had been out in for brief and inglor.ous reigns crea­ it, but the initials of one person only 81 lAteyme tures of hb» own. He was a youth snd tbe date on which they had been when the man of dosEny was over­ carved couH be made out—E. R. J., thrown and the allien marched ou 1885. Mr. Warner cut A. R. W., 1840, Paris, there to rehabilitate tbe king­ fn the shfll and released the turtle. In doms, empires and principalities which 1880 the turtle was discovered in the the Corsican had overthrown. He was same locality by sqme /boys. The ’El R. J., 1835,’ and A.^R. W.. 1840,’ past middle age when Napoleon HI were still very distinct. In addition, rose to power on the ruins of the shat­ tered breach republic and filled ths were *H. J. H., 1870,’ *E. B., 1876,’ and world with the splendor of his state, *S. D. A^ 1880.’ The turtle was again borrowed for the most part from the turned loose. A few days ago it was fame of hi < uncle. found again in the field where it was He was an old man when France, in seen iu 1840 by Mr. Warner. No addi­ thoughtless passion, threw its armies tional carvings were on the shell. The' »gainst Germany’s legions to be worsted turtle ia no larger than it was forty rears ago, showing that it must have in every conflict, snd at last to submit »to the most irksome condition* of peace. beeu foil grown st that time.” Bo” und man and sage, he has seen and treasures in his memory the keenest [Beaton Globe.] recollection of the most important po­ A farmer once said to Bev. Dr. Miner, litical and military events of the cen­ once a clergyman in Springfield, Hl**.: tury, and has stood1 during a general n H>T.K»1 IhrwJlr, lliSX.Su w tujiuS? “Do you know why it is that I, who as the representative of the sovereignty have been a Democrat all my life, am of one of the chief actors in those events. going.to vote for Mr. Lincoln? 1 will Witnessing the dismemberment of his tell you I once got into difficulty with own country by afi invader when a boy sneewsfu! practice, m*t the alanrliu? a neighbor about the line of our farms. he has lived to see it united in one of quenres of w>lf-iibiiM> raav be mhuJu r U5?’ WluUMtf out a moW m onS ; I went to Mr. Lincoln to secure him. “J I- th. Ulin, ant! effectual i>v T?;•*,nPle. err Lincoln said, *Now, if you go on tersr, no natter wiiai K^«.i±,ch with this, it will oofit both of you your men to be spectators of and participants farms, and will entail an enmity that l”..*0 • national awakening, will last for generation*, and perhaps, following it from tbedeptb, of degrad" lead to murder. The other man has tion to the beighta of glorr. just been here to engage me. Now I want you two to sit down in my office while I am gone to dinner, and talk it IftekW Bun.) over end try io settle it Atal to secure you from interruption, I will lock the door.’ He did so, apd he did not re­ ]"“> »»rth "f good, turn all the afternoon. We two men, bought. But than va xnuaa't judga o! id l”*,crlP«on of one f.HjL finding ourselves shut up together, be- • manamobTe, no mattar how wtorpriamg ba ma, ba to inoraaaa hia trad. (BITTERS ITS smr BLOOB HOT -iner. In the matter of the estate ot Emma M. Crad- quite dwdlt ‘ALBERT LEA ROUTE/' the IMst.l*\ of May. A. I». ISM, at ten o clock, lu the Xorviiuon. at the prolr.itr office, in the city of Wnriiw. lu Ui» ruirnty «< Harry. b> tlie state of RH& .ailin pie ju C.G premi tracti uum her u-u "MMi THE time f Probate Motia*. MortenHC** . DvfaulX havtnr been ni*dv In fhr jamw-ut of a certain indenture of inortaaat1. tieariu# «tate tbe tenth day of January. A. p. Imo. made by David Southward and Caroline, hia wife, to Wllltaun J. Dibble, and rccurded lu the affla- ot tbe Brgi«ter of Deed* for Barry county, Michigan. «n the twelfth day of January'. A. D. tSn. al nine o'clock a. m., iu Liber It of mortgage* on page 1W. on which luild mnrunme there I* clalmrdto be due, at the dale of thin notice. -the *1101 of oervn hundred *ud «lxty-»lx dollar* aud ninety* •one cent*, and no pna ecdtiipi having been in1 luted at law to recover the debt remaining secured by said mortgage, or any port tlM-reoT. and tlie power of sale therein \,-ut»tained having beeomr operative, notice I* hereby riven thrt on the tarnty-elghUi <lay rd June. A. D. UM, at one o'clock In the afternoon, at the north front door of the court honor In the citv of HasUngo. In Harry county. Michigan, taald court house be^ Ing the place of holding the Clrvuit Court for said county of Born-a 1 ah*!! m-H al public suetlou to the hlghcM bidder dderthr the lands and nrvmnrvrntac* described in said mqrt«Mv. to wit.: Ail All ii.« that certain blrs-e or parrel reel of land situate In the «tate of Michigan, Mlehlt-ati known Irtinmti eonnty Barry and -date aujl d<-Mrtbcd as folions, vte: Hie nest half (dkD Of northeast quarter mc'<> ot section thirty-six tasi. in township .flair (4) north, of range nine (»> west, rontainltiK eighty acres more or lea*, or *0 much theroof a* shalf be nee vwy to pay the amount due uu said murtgage « th interest thereon at eight per cent, together “ CHICAGO. State of Mlchbcan. County of Barry—m. Notice i« hrrrhy girrn that by au order ot Ute prolmXr court (or the county of Barr? Mode mO tin- Mil day of AprfL ItM. six month* from that date were allowed for creditor* to present their claims against the estate of Sarepta M**rv. late of said county, deceased, and that all creditors of said drcwUed an- requested to MdMOt their elalms Itefon- said probate court, at the probaU? pfhee. In tbe.city of HmUiiki, In said rtauiCy. for examination aud allowance, on or before the sth day of October next, and that «i claim* will be heard tartare said court on Wth day <d May and on the 9th daj of October next, at ten o'clock In tbe fonmoun of eaeli of those days. . Dated. April Mh. A. D. tm C1J5MENT SMITH. Entirely ■“*fEGE1MLE [MANDRAKE] ANO A SURE kfrffilcuRr ■■■■■■■■ FOR COSTIVENESS I I • 1 Biliousness, Dyspepsia, indigestion, Diseases of the Kidneys,Torpid Liver Rheumatism, Dizziness, Sick Headache, Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, Erup tlons and Skin Diseases. BBS, MKN fclrtJ, tap., hrtiarta, K j I ^THOMAS ECLECTRIC WPIW Aft ys for Mortgagee. Cta-nes Rheumatism, Lum­ bago,Lia« Back, Sprains and Htate <»! Mlrhhran. coautv of Barry.-n*. x Braises, clahns Mrsfust the estate <>( Feter Cobb, late of1 "Bowance. Ml or before the Asthma. Catarrh, Coughs, Colds. Son Throat, Diphtheria, Bums, Frost Bites. Tooth. Ear. and Head­ ache. and all pains and aches. of May and on the 2Mh day of October next at ^MAprtiXJb^r” "* •luuye of iTonatc. Prolmte Order. day. th« isth day of April, in the vear one thousand eight hundred And rlgtaydow. <^went.fitnllh. JmlgtMtf Proltate. •■enter d«S£d ”* ",Urtr 01 John H*"h’ fJdnS^£!^.Bu, W*tlon. duly vrrl neo. Of Sand-. Harahbeqjer. widow of said detlivTawtuFheiXUfls 'm’V U>del«‘rn,lnv who anIS.."Si!hr^IX.,d •'"* '» ,,th a*?T7>K? K?!?1' *'}d J,1**’,11- h®lnl At !•» •aid court then to.be Otnce in the city- of h ’EraSSs Hoi Lost, How Restored' ’WBLESaF-OK. OMAT HOCK ISLAND ROUTE CILAUDOCK. . Guardian. M A N H O 0 L? Sr Ram Qvr will b ONE COOK BOOK. HoPS&MaLt IMM thtocK _lAtruecopy,l A PRIZE. ‘ FOSTER, MILBURN A CO.. Prop’rs, - BVFrAt.u. R.*eV.E. AGENTS ^Reflecting Safety lamp S Can te toll*, in -‘rrt J*ir>llv. &>"’ ■ mmaa?wu -----foashee a »>«!«. cwawet’ InthAutanrr .11 lhv«l»le"I Kittle «0Stte.v.mln'>rri. ll •4 .. . r at a seaakNi ot i at the Probate i. In said county, r^rtyter PO>" He Mwtkm. to the hUh«%r bid;!< i. *« !*«««•) the 31*t Ntay o( Mm, A. 1». t*<. ■» " CheforrtWMm.st thel*<-l olx-r liithr EpUrtartlle, In Ibecouifty W lUrn. a« o/MWlfas. P.ITMUUH to h’yn- -n<1 w1, ■ninted.to tne on Um Wth ‘b> '.dunw. UH. bM Ur rrolutte court "‘ «t>Tb ““ ftxt-n.'taid tat Mleitimi, all of Ur ••state. the real terert of tbe said minor' ot i» JfR»m. estate situated i.mii- ? - • 'r" '"'''r^ShW , hi the -tateol MlrhLd.. -lenw mJ aafindlHi.t<Mrtt: (Smur. uclt'S t* of the qaartrr mW mu! two i2) mirth, in «•«*■ tte oMnty.lhenro Routh tlfty-*ix •-■*' n", thertor JOnntfletiK MHtfheU't ^trKbwn ih the G. M. Ever- «imc tor XlStaTthence jml taent) .»•„4. Mtafltee <S) rods, themv '■*'*’."fl'S. (j>n»h ffraKffltfWhnny. thrnc- f>rtl. three.» tothephuv ot bcginiuii- I .. Cl,»»».r^ Ort.,. n5j^5?l,’talrt,,r<b»«»n1ty nr Hany In were usual . -nurt irr am lieved Frida At nearl purp chnr Ha prepa for b in th It tlhe < ance chur -ring Th Fuus ent Rtad dicin <*teb Hera in th note <low ' they Rtor Udi for vote horr gag tain vqU sho nov tiin E ■ the am the tha no ed PO Ill crt rq Up to <11 ‘ ’"■'■r'*' «*npUI,u,m. SUteM^ MIHUnn. Fim, Wo enterp purpo interw «» clre»n-in •Ndavll Uuu Albert Ward, entitled cause utUMtln* LTJ*11 w»e wld Ntate ot ant do । Media SSWJ“„X- WOMAN’S FRlgS; in every State in tbe tnlou. i* li offer dis ladv yo’seat?" The man looked as if two or three bolts of lightning liad struck him, hew- ia o< HL IndtanapoHe Hawn: Th. A»erio»n character, with aU ite shaUownew hilwrite LU ________ _ “7““-“'"“ “a »•? U» certainty ia TSE^iu K HOTI KU* �batUeWha.at right aagias with our « »lre*dy xlfnlfled . attending the shoot- ineffectual and did not seriously check rMDAT. MAT U. W. m< toumamwt In this city the 21st. the rebel advance. The retreat on our and 22d. right became a rout and men by the Now doth tbe hiMtmnd wield a cluh thousand came rushing through the thicket without arms, hatlese and And A be beat, the rnb^dub, breathleefl. The rebels kept up a mer­ ~„iitlon tliu WK*. IJW. etoteRlfhty • dooT be awwr.,. ciless fire, which of course enfiladed Tbe dust pile* up within his can. Fisi: gn)« ing weather. our line, and the air was literally alive And penetrate, fate itchlni m*. : It.-iise-tn eelebrale tho <th of His cheeks an- damp with mnddy taars. with deadly leaden rain. The killed and ''In wounded Were falling ou every hand udy t fancy Arm Broken.—Monday morning w and the little limbs and twigs of trees ' (H nneighboruMrifityofCbkHotte i» Mr.W. H. .Spence, <rf Baltimore, had fell like rain from above. The scene in9 ,.,h..v,»IS/>l»’’'“erworlau hlxrishtarm broken J pet nbove the waa one of indescribable confusion. imooK- * Cook now have a commowrist by a kick from a hor$e. Mr Officers with revolver in one hand and (’ious salesroom. • Spence was visiting his daughter in drawn sword in the other rushing - to The cheapest and best paper in Barry this city Mrs. E. Cannom, having driven and fro, shouting like wild men, vainly -f.untv the Banner. a mare with a suckling ocit. While trying to stem the tide of retreat. But The suiH-rvisbrs are busfly engaged grooming the mare the colt stepped it was no use so far as our division was in waking the wowwsmenfe. where “she could not see it, and the ani­ concerned. They were completely dis­ Hemocbatic county convention in mal becoming uneasy kicked with both organized and in the melee and confu­ feet, with the result as stated above. sion fully one-half was killed, wounded ltll, satunlnj of thta week. H.aTisoa Ir.niiture dealers report It was fortunate that Mr. Spence and captured. Among the hitter were received no more serious injury, as one Gens. Shaler and Seymour, - w-ho com­ ■ -,,.1. in th-ir line as being good. of the mare’s hoofs grazed his side. manded on the extreme right. It was qniE au amount of conereto walk said that Gen. Sedgwick cried like a .tlll I.- put down iu thia city this suniShooting Tournament.—The Hast­ child when he saw the condition of his ings Sportsmen’s Club will hold ashoot- men. But the disaster was not as bad Mr.-. JOHN Hotchkiss is making ing tournament at their grounds in in its results as the similar attack of put.- extensive improvements on her this city, Wednesday and Thursday, Stonetvall Jackson on Hooker, the year the 21st and 22nd insts. A cordial invi­ before. 1st, because Jackson did not dwelling. hih:ai m vnsN appears to be the pre­ tation is extended to all amateur shoot­ plan or execute, and second. Gordon . ailing . oiuplaint among Hastings peo- ers. The purses offered are al! cash, had sturdy John Sedgwick and the old aggregating 8505. Below we give the 6th corps to fight instead of Gen. O. O. p]r jll?l I1QW. Howard and the llih corps, derisively < i; il<»Lt:RpoK is beautifying his program: WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1884. call the “flying dutchmen." Sedgwick pi.mi-o. lie has one of' the most atr Shoot No. 1^—Sweepstakes. 10 Balls. as soon as he saw the condition of af­ L.ictire homes in the city. Purse. 84O.IKI. Entrance, 81.00 and fairs inarched the 2nd (Getty’s) division The croquet factory will, in a few price of balls. Divided 40, .30,30 and to the rear, facing the rebels and quick­ A.,ks. shut down for a considerable 10 per cent. Shoot No. 2.~€lub Purse. 10 Balls. ly checked their victorious attack. time for extensive repairs. Entrance 50c. , ’ ’ 1 for Imlls. Our lines were established again on the 4th, 83.00. Wori.n H not be advisable for our 1st, 810; 2d, 87X1); same ground as when the attack began v ti.'eFprising citizens to organize for the All cash. Shoot No. 3.—Sweepstakes. 10 Balls. before 12 o’clock. ijhadvancing the commercial Purse 8100DO. Entrance 8250 and During the contusion 1 was wounded interests of the city? price of balls. Divided 40,30.20 and 10 in the right hand, and came very near . h Clark, of the Manistee.Demoerat, per cent. being captured,'but by a vigorous use Shoot No. 4.— (Tub Puree. • 10 Balls. A.-r- her* now. we would expect his Entrance 50c, No charge for kills. 1st of leg Irnil 1 got out of the rebels' reach. :-nal spring announcement of “The 810XXF, 2d, 87.00; 3d, 5.00; 4th, 83.UU. Our regiment was scattered in every AH cash. . , • . Vrt yard is nirpeted with green.” direction and the next morning Lieut. Shoot No; <5.—Double Team Shoot. A -rxToniAN voiced, medicine ped- Parse $100. 15 balls to each mhn. En­ Wilkins got about 35 men together and |vr aniustAl some of our citizens and re- trance, 84.00 per team and price of balls. reported to the brigade commander, supposing his little squad was all that liK t ditheiu of their spare half dollars Divided 40,30, 20’and 10 per cent. THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1884. was left of the 380 and odd men that r’rilln} and Saturday of last week. Shoot No. S.-~ Sweepstakes. 10 Balls. went into battle 24 hours before. But <-\r ::iHE M.’E. church Sunday last Purse 880.00. "Entrance 82.00 and , Col. Dwight had “ collected fragments marly-54was raised for benevolent price of balls. Divided, 40,30,30and 10 together in another place, and soon purport. This is the largest amount per cent Shoot No. 7.--Club Purse. 15 Balls. showed up with about 130 more men, •' er jycilizeid for a like collection in this Entrance 50c. N<z charge for balls. making about 170 for duty out of 385 1st, $18.00; 2d, 81350; M, 84».OO;4th, who went into action the morning 1*‘.Ia>tjn<’N buyers are beginning to 8450. All cash. Shoot No. S. -Sweepstakes. -10 Balls. fore. More than 300 of the 122d were ; -pare fortlie wool clip of this year. Purse 800.00. Entrance 81.50 and pricei killed, wounded or captured, and we " ircity will maintain its reputation of lialls. Divided 40, 30, 30 and 20 per‘ suffered jio worse than several other , ( regiments of the division. The fight­ • u-Iwing otic of the 1 »est wool markets cent. Shoot No. *>.--Teani Shoot. Club m the state. • purse. 25 lialls to each man. Entrance,, ing on the 6tb of May was terrific and It is a fact that does npt redound to price of balls. 1st, 830. UU; 2nd, 810,00.• though slight advantages were gained : ;<• credit of Hastings, that, the attend- xkll cash. Teams of four from any on­’ on both sides, when night closed the ..ncv at the devotional exercises of the, ' ganizetl Club in the State. . bloody work the combatants held sub­ Shoot No. 10. - Miss and go 6ut. Enhurches in this city is meagre, consid-’ trance, price of balls. 1st, one fine,, stantially the same ground as when the jointed fish rod, 86.00; 3d. box cigars,. battle began. -ring the population. ’ ___________________ The;union party of Allegan county 83.00. CORK, (UTS, CLOVER Local News. watejTlibe. the spring the housewife’s lightly turns to-Clean- WAGONS! ROCK BOTTOS PRICKS 05 ALL THESE ARTICLES. IJ»O COFFEE DRINKERS’ Levsiif’s Roasted Goffes WHICH INCLUDES Each Oaa Warranted! Only sold In packages. Always full weight. Gives satisfaction to even-body. PAPERING, . <'dKignat«l the Plainwell Independ­ ent as; their official organ. Ed.wy C. Mejdhibl a bid fbr that honor, but he didn't |wish the plum. I WAR bKETCHES. Hastings. Mich. 15 just in our rear, were congratulat­ ing themselves that there would be no more aghttog that d»y » «h»rF’!**<* fire broke out on the extreme right- « wm the detail Unit went out aboot 20 wlnutee Indore. It ln, bullet, begen rixlng through the .nr. cutting twlge from the trees, an ceeionly a men w* hit. The firing incremedI with Mtonlehlng rapidity from The discussions on the Morrison bill make particularly timely a paper annoimced for the June Harper's, on "The New York Custom-house.” As the col­ lector of the port of New York deals with more than two-thirds of all the «xtremriy exciting and brave men importations of the country, the article SS, Ut e«h other with pde feeis practically a comprehensive sketch of id enon peered over the brewt* orta <w customs-revenue. systems. The1 -i- .kn woods in our front. It Gray's Specific Medicine. We are making three widths of Tire: PAINTING, &c. dmlre to send fr«f by mail to everyone- Tb» Medicine is said by all druKRisto al Si ace. or six packAKes tor Ss. or will be IraY MEDICINE COBnffalo. N.Y. _ _ pdnt of counterfeit*, we have adopted tbe yellow wrapper. Uic onlyjn-nutne. ,Gdu»r*”tewi of eum Imoed by us, or Farraad, Williams StOo.. Detroit. Mfeh. J^ADres IN SEARCH OF MILLINERY Buyers are Invited to Call and See Before parvhaatag. It will pay yoo to look over our istoek and gel the benefit ol our price*. We have a full aMortinent of BonueU, Hat*, Rib­ bons. lAiceaTfe., fic.. which we *-11 cheap. We “ assortment of Frtzws, Waves, MISS C. A. SHULTS. Just received an Elegant line Material! of Decorated Cloth Window ,Will do all work In that line neatly, pnfiftptly and cheaply. Shades, in colors of Olive, .* Ktgurw rnmtatnl «> aeialaUKsi. Spanish Olive, Ecru, Old IJtch- PAPER HANGING I Sill to Ridge Board. "ceiling decorations, AM «!<>»■ In tb.i 11™-roo tnn ask for. Your patronage elicited. Out and do not lie misled into buying cheap chemical paints, but buy the kind that has stood the tent of time, and i which has alwaws Call and See Me. GIVEN i L KOI 0 DECKER, SUCCFJWOK to Satisfaction wherever it has been used. You will notice that every package taken AWAY DECKER BROS Dry Goods, Cloaks, and Muslin Underwear, Battle Creek, Mich. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S f Furnishing Goods, From onr store has the bona fide guarantee of tbe Detroit White Lead Works. Do not confound the above firm with other Detroit dealers as they are an entirely different bouse. WlHoteta. Doors, Sash &. Blinds, Of Our Own Make, .Km low us can be bought in any com­ peting market in the State. Mt, Uitat t taint pwosaPTLV Louie. Midi iUostraCona add intermt of the artWa. OSA ND ■AJMtMi tMVIMOH. WLNTKK TIME TA BIX Taking cflwt February 1TW. ISMFAHTM AMD. KTAT1OMM. Humphrey Homeopathic Spe­ cifics. and Hosiery in the City.. a oom. And Satisfaction Guaranteed. WttattftwM "hipping ot the Th* .Niagara Falls Rout* MMdJerfllc............ Best Stock of Parasols, Gloves decidedly the worst of it W1SMB6' LISLE MOSE. SO CENTS- R. J. GRANT Grand laptato. IW. Sole Agent A Specialty. FOR SALE BY WATCH rcferrni'v*. >cur ’ l,*'e niai,<* **',‘eci‘U . 1>orh^ 1he , Oats, Flour, Corn Meal, Ground Feed, Salt, Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, Stucco, Feed Corn, We keep s Full Stock of Everything thttt enters into a house, from ‘ . en, Terra Cotta, etc. EiwuteU In a oeur • Can give the CORN, BUllQing of new Wall Paper in the city. Painter and Glazier, Will <10 weU to call mi Mrs, S. F. Feighner & Miss C. A.Shuits Them. I have the greatest variety BY JOHN J. IWM. .Vn advance was ordered, and for^ ()n the 10th Inst; the tlhfclgo Herald ward we went at dotfble quick, or’ as -.< lel.ir.iUsl its third anniversary. Thb* fast as we could. The reliefs opened a Herald i« one of the hanklsomest papers most withering tire and the «7th on our .n the northwest, and we are glad to left, misunderstanding some order, fal­ Kite that it is in a prosperous condition. tered, partially broke and many ot them s\ti’itday last the Indngites came fell back. The disturbance extended to town like the wolf on the fold, but the left of our regiment We pressed fhey returned as meek as lambs. Thir- forward until a halt was ordered, and t.-.-n »<> eleven and a rainstorm tells the occupying a little raise of ground, pro­ story. Hastings boys are bad on base tecting ourselves as l>est we could be­ tail’ ." <; . hind trees ami logs we blazed avjay at Those who come to town Saturdays the hidden foe. We gained no particiy f»r the purpose of hearing the musical lar advantage and after about two oice of “Happy George\may stay at hours of irregular firing, by mutual con­ home this week, as he Is otherwise en­ sent the battle in our locality closed. gaged just now. Liver pads the cause Our regiment lost al»out 50 men killed and wounded in this affair. Save the of his absence. ’ zf fighting of the'videttes who were in The Hastings Cornet Band has atlined a degree of perfection seldom very close quarters there was no more fighting on the right until near dark. • inailed by those in practice for so During the day our videttes reported .short ;i time. If the organization as rebel troops moving to our qght. But now perfected remains intact, in a short no attention was paid to it. Lee was time Ha-tings can brag about its band. repeating the tactics of the year before DHi’AiiTMENT Commander Shank, of and Gen. John B. Gordon was massing ■ the G. A. R;, has issued orders for. the his division on our extreme right with army to attend divine service May 25, the intent of turning our flank. i he Sunday preceding Decoration Day, About sunset a heavy picket ^force ’ hat. they may l»e better fitted for their was detailed for the purpose of protect­ Work. He also expresses the hope that ing our right and to relieve those in no soldier’s grave will be left untouch- front with a stronger detail. About the same time a detail was made of Cassius Ai.Liof’who is running a about one out of wary four men to pony saw mill fot Fred O. Bush, of cook ooffei* and prepare supper. These 11 astings township, on Wednesday last men must go several rods to the rear, ■•nt 4,115 feet of oak lumber and 51 rail- as no tires were allowed on the line of i oad ties in less than 10 hours. The battle. About the time the pickets lumber was cut into boards, with the wrre being portecTand the supper was exception of 800 feetof 2x8. The power wk-.ll under way and the officers who had gathered to the number of kj-vr used wn.- u 12-horse Mansfield engine. The past week has been a hard one for editors, or rather ex-editors. Cot I. E. Mi-ssmore, wholesale grocerer of Grand Rapids, and formerly editor and proprietor of the Daily Democrat, has failed for a large amount, and one Hovey, publisher of the Heed City News has been sentenced to imprison­ ment for one year and to pay a fine of 810 for publishing obscene literature. A. EGGLESTON. NO. XXII- All dealer keep levering. if “ is �To •ttach » «*?>> •» WABHTXGTOW. The bouse commitUr.on elections, by s vote of 6 to .j. has agreed to report in favor of ending McKinley, of Ohio, by seating WafUce. . The senate finance committee has agreed to make aa adverse report on the trade-dol , lar bill, bat Senator Sherman will prepare । •condusioudiracUy contrary. The leghdaiure of California has adopted I an solution requestint Its representatives ar Wa-hinrton to urg • the j>a--saue of a bill to ; urgdiiize dte territory of Alaaka. ’ An order has been issued by Commia-doner Evans directinz collectors of Internal . revenue to collect matured taxes ou whisky by distraint or by commencing milt ou tbe warehouse l>o nd. The house sub-judiciary committee will report in favor of the dismissal by the presi­ dent of Chief Justice Axtt-1. of New Mexico, deeming impeachment a process too slow and cosuy. ' Judge Hagnt-r bus asked HaUet Kilbourn to rtiri.senl bi a reduction of the judgment against rx-8ergeaut-at-Arni« Thompson to >20,000; -otherwise a new trial will be HOUSt clause from the Morrison tariff bill, by gTao^Wfordy, B(-», lad brtath. I***, and malaria dta-ota. P« ABE HEADQVAHTBUs FOR reeled with thundering apapirft-i, briatach." audall made an argument neva stomach and 1*^ er. taking the ground that busi­ „ ..oold be unsettled by tinker­ ing with the tariff. When the result was announced the victorious combination gave round after round of cheers. ivwr May 7.—-The Fitz Jehu Porter bill came up in the house to-day. Mr. Keifer moved il-uiju instrumental exarninaiiun to refer the bill to the military committee. prae«» 1» U. blMfcta- erf «o wfcw “Ucfe In the discn^slon which ensued Keifer of uncommon size. Dr. Keiu>edy frankly told yOR SALE spoke of IDrter as bearing on his forehead Mr. Westfall that, owing to his agr and debility. a brand of condemnation; and in closing he an operation waa out of the tpeatton, but that 8.rid he had not intended to say anything he could, by tbe prescription 2” Kennedy s against Porter. General Slocum said he Favorite Remedy/together with local treat­ make him comfortable and leave h>n» *2 was glad he had done so. for General I*or- ment. out all his days. The outcome of this JflJf ter and the country would regard it aa a live that the patient enjoys good health to this daj. compliment He waa surprised that Keifer had not brought in Charles Garfield and Steer (wttneaaba in the Keifer-Boynton case) io sustain him iu his attack on Flu extensively used by our people are as^ow*. }» a combination of vegetable anerstivea. It 1» John Porter. Mr. Keifer retorted that he ia pleasant to the taste, adapted to both sexes and B<>b Imreraoll informed Congressman | was sure the gentleman would resort to aflwss,iseffeettreta adding something to support Porter which was beSpringer Friday that he had advised Mr. ;i low the dignity of tlie member. After de­ lief in all earfre of Kidney troubles. Liver^Com­ plaints. CoimUpatton of the Bow'-ls anddeDor-ey not to appear as a witness before { the house refused to refer the bill to nuiRvmrutK peculiar to women. Al tne sanu the bouse investigating committee of which i' bate committee on military affairs, and then time purifies the blood, thus giving tone and • O Sprineer h ehairtunn. i l tlie refused to concur in tlie senate amendments strength to the system debilitated tn disease or The Arctic steamer Alert, which was : The Mil for tee establishment of a bureau age. “Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for urMxs. r. ■ lurntu vw-meiur nreetnted to the United Stairs by the Brit- I of anima! industry was uext taken up, and sale by all druggists. mb Kovernmct for u<e In the Greely expedl- ; the senate amendments non-concurred in. Consumption has been, and ran be cured by tkm. salted from New York Saturday morn- .' A numberof private bills from the senate the use of Downs' Elixir. Ing, and was givi n u national nslute. ! were passed without being considered by A bronze statue of Chief J uetice Marshall, ; committees. Mr. Willis (Kentucky) re­ Frederick Hotchkiss, the draff ht. b *}**'' rest! <ig k «m on a terrae-* tenac • stairway on the west 1' ported the river and harbor bill. wide awake to business and sparee no pales t<. frontnt front . f the eapiiol cai>Uoi at Washington, Wnsldr wn- on May 8.—The New Orleans exhibition bill secure the best of every article in hfa line- }•■ Snttir lay.unveiled by Chief ---------------------------------- -Jiunltw -------- --W'alte, —, passed ths the iiosie house te-day Unlay by by a vote of iff to •ima secured the agency tor Kemp>. Babam h« in ju M-iiee of :i large asst-mb a?e.--------------- , ST W. It It appropriates anpropriates $1,000,000 $l,0W,C as a loan to I Consumption, Couxhs. Colds, Asthma. Bron­ Tbe house jud ctarv eomniUee iiae de-' be repaid from the Uea-ury o( thejwanl of chitis, and all affections of the throatand Wmanagement after the payment of current Hold on a positive guarantee. Price 00c. and Wcided to report favorably a resolution for “ “ ‘ ’ the amendment of article 15 of the federal expenses and before any dividends or per­ iu’ ruiunconstitution, the purj>oH« being to abolish centage or profits are paid to the holders of When you have a1U n" & cough and want relief, think at property qualification> for suffrage in Rhode stock. Contlderabie opposition man ifnted Kemp’s Balsam for The Throat and Lungs. A island, by which from ten thousand to taeif. Mr. Potter said he could find no con­ inutranteed remedy for those disease*. thirty thousand naturaliz ’d t itizeus are dis­ stitutionalgrounds to warrant his vote for cents and fl. r this bill. If this money was to be granted, franchised. let it be more property granted as a recon­ Representative Hewitt invited to his resl- ciliation fund to the South. Mr. Holman As a sure remedy for Sick Headache, Soar denoe in Washington Messrs. Morrison, Stomach. in.speMia. Indigestion, Constipation. expressed his surprise that the house should Herbert, Blackburn, and Blount for a con­ be In such haste to make this gift of a mil­ Torpid Liver. BlUioumiejM. Ac.. n<» medicine Is | sultation on tae proposed tariff‘JilU, and lion of dollars. He denied tKaconstitution- equal to I>r. Baxter's Mandrake Bitters. was told to stesiu ahend. Although an Illb ai power of coaxrem to loan tills money to ?r> cents per bottleuofa member received a written invitation to the conference, Mr. Hewitt denies tiiat this or any other eurpuralion. Mr. Hunt ADVERTISED LETTERS. he has submitted his tariff proposition to replied to Mr. Holman, defending tlie con­ up into stitutionality of the bi<l and remarking that" Letters addreswd to the follow ing pcr>on« Taany membe. of tlie hoine. iriil hfrugality were virtues, while main Ing In the post office at Hasting*. Barry There was laid before the M-uste Salur- ' S%h"onJ^ ’ B vlce.'''y!r. Lare ’Cltelaware) -------- i vice. Mr. Lore (Delaware) countyiMk-hlgan. Mar ISM: fnrate ^rnrri^iv^lh^of movotl an »ma»dmeiii requiring bonds for John Beach. M. I*. LeKoy. Eocene Miller, Ada fornte urgins ihe rxpwlit •reofttw appro- the bona Bde j rturn of the loan within three Shaver. ’ Uuol- Lkttkic*.—Alice Irwin, Win. McMurry. prtetumaMdebvcoiureM f«* the improve- | years without int-rmu Mr. Horr (Michi25ntfOLUlre«^aC»r?>r".".ib «r tWh»!? th7 ^*’>?oppied the aiirendinent m intended Calvin Stanton. Cariw».-Bidding* C. Clark. Mrs. L. W. (lark. .toSX'^ThS inm I to kill tne UH; After a long debate on tbe Pfirger Bros., Ciias. Lueth. r pL»i । merits of the bill the umeudment was re­ *W.'M,PUWEMS. I’- M. 20 ! h*”*1- Mr. York (North Carolina) moved S i • Erf5 .Sir I? A^e ■“ amendment appropriating S-oaooo aa a ■ * 5 riutte- of luiitod Stat a marahal lu Ala- |tMin to Hie North Carolina State Fair aaeoGIAKICAL MARKET*. bama. i ciatjon on like ciHulitions. He said, if the Mr. Converse say* it iiae lieea practically aurplua in the treu-ury was to be loaned out CHICAGO. affee^l by tliehonw* committee on wayasnd he wanted to secure her share to North WHEAT-Lower: May. 87i««7e; Jane, means to report h resulution fixing June 28 Carolina. This wm ruled out on a point of »W(M8H'c: July- Mrt’Wbv. as the day fur adjournment of ti e present order. Mr. Wolford (Kentucky) said every June, CORK—Higher: May. sesKionof congress. He.gave it u-his opln-, dollar of lhe million appropriated would 88XeMMf: JU,Xten, however. • hat there would be an ad- bring a bhw-uiig in breaking down aectional OATS-Hlghcr: Alky. »KQj»«c: June, joumment.u week or two earlier. Mr. K***- ! prejudice s. An aiii«*iidnie**t'wa< offered by a^Qae: July, ^qrR^r. •------------ 7 7 w.&w..7 •on, a membewof the committee on ways Mr. Hiacock requiring SuOO.OOO to be raised by . FBOVIBIOMR—Mess Pork lower: May. — and*------meann, - believes tliat toe adjournment, ------------ the association befure^the^tirstjMiyment ui... — wifi be on June 2x. Mr. Morrison, the chair- made from the treasury. This was accepted ft M *' "" man, refuses to venture any prediction — •^Vr.'EWffi — groernc. gMy; June. : JaTy, •».«« to the probable date of adjournment rument. A—Tiie house passed a bill giving Tim house comruitie- on pi।(tents, Thura- the widow of General Frank P. Blair 8A0O& I Cattj.e Market steady. We quote: day. favorably reported Btepresentative ; for hbi services In organizing troops, and In­ | Choice to fancy steers.................... Greenleaf's for■ the appoint- creasing tier pension to $50 per month. A J Good to choice Mrrn*................... •*» hV<M.15 ------------- -- bill -providing ----------- — merit of three commissioners “to examine, remonstrance from the l^uiisvllle board of • Medium lo fair aeen» 5 2.v<fi5.M revise, and rejiort upon the laws of tne . trade against the enactment of a bankruptcy Hoob—Market flriu. Bales ranged from United States relating co patents for useful j law was presented. Some hours were con•5.70^6.10 for heavy: for light inventions, remedies for infringments ou sumed in debate on war claims from HenBUTTXR—Steady. We quote: Choice to ira<-h patents, and the internal admlnistra- deraon. Tennessee, growing out of a levy ■ Fancy Creamery at 21(rt22 $ B; ordinary to tkm of tire paxent oftk-e, and to report such on disloyal citizens to pay for depredations rood da 18@2(fe; good to f~-- --- -------- -THECOSPIXTEHOSLZajSg. amendments to the system as Uiey may committed by confederate soldiers. Onad- [ Ifi@18c; common to fair da M*"** 1_^^_ deem expedient. In. a single code or In I jouming to Monday, the speaker requested draftf of a separate law.” memben to assemble tiils noon to attend NEW YORK. the unveiling of a statue to «*-■-* Chief .Justice ADDITIONAL SKCUBITY I1KQUIRED. * — T—-*« War at—Bieber: Na 2 Maj Marshall. • A minority of the ‘house committee on May 12.—In tlie house, bills were intro­ Pacific rallroadH have completed a bill putr to ting the tndebtedueiM of the roads to the duced -. rplace (General Grant on the retired and to restrict to American cltizens'the government on a new basis and requiring list, ,lst- «Dd • MILWAUKEE. from them additional security for final pay- ownership ownershtp of real estate In the territories. Wheat—Steady, May.-U^c; June, 90*/e; Hewitt presented a new tariff measure. jDcnt. When the subject wks first consider- Mr. Hewitt bill was passed to punish thecoun- July, »%a Cokn—Firm at -\3c for No. ed It waa show a that the roads, under the A * senate Kl operations of the Thurman act had not only , terfelting of securities Of foreign govern- 2. Oats—Firm: No. 2 White. 88c.— J RYK-Strong: 04Uc for No. 1. Baulky— J not pai<l tlie principal of the debt, but had i meats. A report was made that Ute petition Higher at 09^c for No. 2. ,r interest account to wuh ™ ■: ot WiUi.m Wetaur. drimln, to tare taeu altowed the accumulate until ItrrecbHl lll«« Uu- uuountot the unUwtullv deprived ot f trert o< taljs(n CINC1NNATL original oritrlnel grants irraotH from the government Koverareont Phil | *ew Zeeluud. tatnuuferred to President Flour—Fair demand: Family S4.7»44.U5. , Thorn ns n. Jr., of Kentucky, undertook, to Arthur for investigation. Bills were passed meet tqis unsatisfactorysiiowingbyinqgaM- to.increase the water supply of Washington Wotat—Firm at »1.07. CowM-Slrong at ' ibx the amount which the Thurman act re­ and to complete tbe sewerage system of the 59c. Oats—Finn at 87c. Ryk—Steady. | quires the companies to pay from 25 to 85 DiNtrlct of Columbia. Mr. O5Neill Intro­ 71c. PnovtStoNS—Pork steady nt f17.H0.— I per cent of the uet earnings. The commit­ duced a bill to exempt from duty raw sugar, Lartl finu at«8.10«8.15. Bulk Mcati WJttW I Bacon WJffHWflSS. I tee reported his bill favorablv, but the dls- rice, and various other articles of food. aatitfied mbiorily, Messrs. Caa&idy, Post, ST. LOVIS. OiitcriT Court adjourned on: and Hanbuek. went to work on a new Mcbcme. and liave finally secured for it Wednesday y to tO Monday, MO»a.y, in m respect rap,-, to .o I tl.UX though a minority report the approval of y of ” I nder-bheriff @Wkc. -C orn— -Lower: MifosiKc May; ’ - Scudder. QBbftc. Corn Lower; AlkWHWc May; f iwaxjy every mrmlxjr who voted for the the memory ita&lKcJune. UATO-LowwrMiv.fiX; _ other hill. It1 differ-, entirely from the IJelow we give a BUinmary of the pro.J JXTft Z' lz ’ wer 2 May, summary pro­ Thurman act, in requiring a specific sum ceedings: * from the companies every six months, no mauer wliat their earnings or losses may be. People vs. Raido Reynolds, larceny; The entire debl Im readjusted ami Die old . promises to pay reniaced bv bonds, the first pleaded guilty. of w h.cb ts parable six mouths from the People vs. Emmet Pierce, rape; date at which tire an gom. into operation, not guilty. ami the others at inlenpls of six months pleaded B 7 BALTIMORE. each, until the debt te fifiidly canceled with ‘ altmork People Thomas Casey, burglary; Wheat—Western lower; Na 2 Winter tee payment of the last bond. The average Red ............. time at which I lie bnndR are. due fa twenty- pleaded guilty. three years. Tito time for pa> incut is thus ■ . ' l b*" "" 04 UV bra*“ “ .M Ml „ „<*. ta„„ I have luat rerdved aaatkar r*H"a4 *■' *i>: People vs. Dan Bolinger, wssuult — tocreaaed suiucwiuit b.-'-- ci1, Mixed dTSfrOc. Kyk-Higher M S$n. I Thurman art, but the Heenrily •’ to be In- and battery continued. creaMsl by tlie nil<111 km of all branch lines People vs. Charles Cox, burglary; anti new roa«fa b-hmJng to tbecorjiuratioti. BOSTON. and the default of |«y incut ou one bond pleaded not guilty. Wool-Dull andeaay; pulled »<Hhc. renders the whole debt liable to legal pro­ ^Joseph Hughes vs. Michael Delaney, cess for -collection. Tlie Union Pacific, tBrer ffo of these wagoM are in use In Barry oount) today, and are giting the beat of saUafarttou h» ever) raw. which never accepted the terms of the trespass on the case; stricken from Probate Order. Thurman act, will probably be embraced in In the line of HAY TKDDKKH. I can give you your choice ot the three best machines mule. I sell tbe Bullant. Allen ami Bookeslkr Blate of Michigan. CbuntY of Barry.-M. calendar. ’ thfa new arrrangemeaL ! At a Heaslon of the Probate Court foe the Coun­ Herman Wheeler vs. Parsol M. ty of Barry, hidden at the Probate Office In the CONGKfQWHOMAL city of Halting* in said county on Tuesday, tbe I Wheeler; verdict for pltf. for, $10.87, 13th. day ot May, in the year one thodsand fte»J*N‘lfully. . eight hundred and elghly-faur. . SENATE. and-order staying proceedings. Present, Clement Smith, Judge of Probale. Mat A—In tlie senate Mt*. Vest made a In the natUr K Ur* **■* “ Bussell. Elvira Jordan vs. R. S. Jordan; 1 ^TJ favorable report on a bill to erect a public ^uiktlngat Detroit, limiting the cost of the ( she to 8900,0X1. Several memorials were judgment for pltf. presented lu favor <rf suspending tlie coin­ Hiram Watts vs. Wm. Varney; age, of the silver dollar. A bill for a free bridge across the Potomac w as passed. Mr. stricken from calendar. . Thereupoti It Is ordered, that Tuesday, the Vanee made an argtunent In support of the tucy L. Flint vs. A. 8. Winn; do. free ship bill. ■ . ^y(>OL CARDIN! H. L. Newton vs. M. C. R. R.; con­ May 7.—In the fmnate Mr. Edmunds in­ troduced a bill to (Marc the name of U. S. tinued. are required to abttear at a newlon of aatd Grant on the retiredlist of the army, adding Orvin Thorpe vs. Stephen Durfee; Court, then to hy hoWen at the l>robato Office, in that everybodv uiulerHtood the reason. Mr. ItariitWMMjM, in roll room, rod .biw ■ Blair presented a measure for tiw adjust­ judgment for pltf. for $83.15. . P^jreror <ta, ment of accounts of laborers aud meciiaulcs 8. P. Russell vsJS. J. Forshey; dis­ undtr tbe eight-hour law. Mr. Hill address­ ed the senate in favor of the forfeiture of missed. lands granted to the New Orleans, Baton Hrnige and Vicksburg Railroad company. A. P. Cook vs. O. Dickinson and When the shipphe bill <«me up, Mr. Vest i»«nrmi)Lo<owo<1i.c*ar1Isu u,ta •eenred the adoprimi ot h claure abolishing Milan Waldorf; order for oommission tonnage dues on American vessels entering to take testimony. weekx, prevkxw to Mid dav of her ■Mon abort OOUWM M..U M,ml.,«» United States i>oriv. There was an earnest Clement 8mita va Thomas M. [A true copy,^ C *Judg dtecnasxm ou the proposition to pay 81 j*er <*U»rWrr.l.,u,.rtlyl>IHWha, | ,h mile for the carriage of ocean nuuls. Gen­ Mitchel!; Judgment for pltf. for eral debate on theMlI to dose thfa after'Frobate Order. 0»«>*kra«n>l,lM>Ml|>r ol 1-wmtar $196.76. Ktate of Michigan, Coutfy of Ba tart. Hurt entered the field and imw offer tor wdr tlw tlmr-tried and slasj' relmhfr. Enos Boughton va Luther and to serve ou a conference committee ou the HwUnc. MW H, um. ■ Fitt John Porter ImM, aad Mnwra. Sewell. Emma F. McDerby, foreclosure; de­ Hawley, and Cock roll wwe appointed. Mr. Mitchell made a favuraWe report on the bill cree and order of sale. granting pensions to mhUeia of the Mexican DIVORCES GRANTED. war, with an amendment that only deix-ndLottie va Chas. Galusha. gEWEKPIPE, ’ Ellen va Geo. D. Smith. inquiry mb to whether any ste)«had been Ida E. va Stephen Miller. Minerva vs. Geo. W. Rickie. »itlpj>ing Henrietta va Geo. W. Gordon. tt U mtiered. that Monday. the to, A. D. UN. at ten o’clock'in t>» 1 Sam. H. va Lauren Smith. vote. at plause. rjv iu«u ouaciru UM" yri&iSMsrfn-teisz^^ Warrior Mowers, At a Bargain. McCormick Twine Binders. McCormick Iron Mowers. C. Whitcomb, acnrr. McCormick Reapers, Horse Rakes. Hand and Self-Pump Spring Tooth Harrows. Jackson Tile. We Have Gone Two doors east of our old Store to the building former)jot cupied by Ralph Jordan. Have fitted the building » And our 15c, 30c, 40c, 50c and 60r Tea* cannot be beaten 03 Canned Fruits, and finally a full stock of nice fresh always pn hand from 6c to 9c per pound. CALL AND SEE VS. - tLa>_| Call at the Agricultural Warehouse of CHESTER MESSER, ----- AND SEE THE----- Latest and Best Thing Out, W Buckeye Low-Down Binder. i simp|est |Jest binder in the market. .— Come in and see it. The “old reliable” Studebaker Wagons. Chester Messer Important to Farmers. 8724 J. M. ROGERS & CO OF THIS CITY, ■ . . . . . . . IJOHMSTONBEAPEBS,IOWEBS&BIHBEBi Drain Tile. * »*yw,u vpsosz NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. We keep a ftril line of Agricultural Implement; See us and get our prices before buyingChilled Plow Points. C*rri»ges and Wa Perry Boyc � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-05-23.pdf 1aef4056b9c99e9cfc2c0f8e775dc10e PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXIX. NO. 5. ' HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 23, 1884. The Hastings Banner. ROLLEK FU>DBHaFUNV-S Bahry Co., M*!L, —BY— SUBHCBIPTION RATES] ’ ■vauro. St.un per year: If paid within six M.JSprr year: it not paid until ex• ration of year, SL50. Subscribers out- . -i.b-nt Barry Co, 41.25 per year. In­ variably cash In advance. ADVERTISING RATES: < .hiiitn per year....,........................... *100 00 Extra'charge tar special positions. JOB PRINTING. twrlal pride is felt In the Job Printing De­ ment of the BaNMKH. Even-thing In the oftu-e is new; nnd with the latest facesot . the most approved patterns of machinery', muprtent workmen employed, enables tho x hi: t“ do Ilrrt-chuw job work. g±rt9K:l>y,»n°-!i Geaoa Lime, Airoa Cement, Price and quality guaranteed. Cash Paid for Grain, Wool, Hides 4c.,. at Barlow’s W Dmit. ART GALLERY, North of Merchant’s Exchange. ■ i 41. E-Ks AITEX. C. H. VakAKMan. r XAi’l’EN A Van ARMAN, TY Lawyers. Desiring to gfcve our new method an introduc­ tion to the public, we have concluded to furnish, even though the cost of production greatly ex­ over Hastings National Bank.) ceeds the old method so long In use, our Fine Finished Artistic Imperial Cabinet Cards tor JOHN CARVETH, 43.50 per dozen: Panels. W.50; Cards. 82.00; , Attorney at Law, Tin-Types, 4 for 60 cente. Middleville. Mich.. The public are cordially Invited to cal! and p W. NISKERN, examine specimen* made by the Instantaneous 1 . Lawyer. process at the New Gallery. . *»)ver Spaulding's dry goods store.) »» :l attend promptly tn all business In all - - Charges reasonable. E. E. BLOCKSOM. ' Attorney at Law, t »,-,t .1. S. t;L.xlyear & Co.’a store.) tires in nil courtstif the State. Collections niptiy Attending tb. W. LOWRY. M.D., Physician, Surgeon and Oculist .Orttec. .01 Thorn St. Hastings, Mich.) • . - : a tw n or country promptly attended. "rt r Jiours-O to 10 n. in. and 1 toSp. m. • rphoneat HollewayNdragstore. r#* .special attention paid tosnrgical diseases Y. c ‘ .A. KETT & BUTLER, Pysicians and Surgeons, , Prairievine, Mich.) sll«. nijcht or day. promptly attendee!. K.TlSl MERMAN. Homfcpathic Physician & ^Surgeon, ■tr<t door east <d Holloways’ drug store.) Il :. WM; JONES. . Dentist. ’. ‘ work promptly attended to. R’ ELTON ct CROOK • ’ I •• jg.-nts for the Watertown Insurance Co. ante policies on a man's property against Are, lightning or wind; against a man’s o death and accident. <-iu Abstract Block. Hastings, AUcji.) •• j- rhe only set of Abstract Books n> Barry | A FOOTE. M. D.. J'Physician and Surgeon, HI.. • l ari side Main St., N’aahviUt.MICh.) •■•■sldciiv next door north Wolcott House. .'. <l s promptly attended too, day or night. pSEPnSzN’IGHT. •• Veterinary Surgeon. •. itdence. Biilliuid.neMr Veckley school bouse.) 'a :: itt-ml all edb for services night or day. > »mmsoniniie. . Brown, M D. W. P. Polhkmuh, M. D. 11 :< BROW X * VOLHEMUS, 1' Homa-pat hi«: Phjx^ians & Surgeons. over Julius Russell's store. Main St.I ■ 'df answered from the office at all hours of -n.v or night. Dr. 1‘olhemus will give special -ct mn tn discuses of the Eye and fcar. •t’-.-r houra-0 to 12 a. ui. t i to 4 p. m. holmes a holly, 1‘ HE IMIDRTKD CLYDEHDALE DKAFT STALLION, T FARMER’S FANCY Is a rich an<l large dapple bone and black. 4 years old the 11 rat kind ami­ ot August able dlsIs sixteen position, hands 2 !4 with suinches high, lull inuneiuMl style, and tali, and is consid­ weir h s ered by 15*0 ll«B., good Jud­ ges of draft horses to be the liest horse lu the country for fanning and road purposes. Pkdigkke—Farmer’s Fancy was got by Young Chancellor. For description see volume 4. page 221,.Scotch Stud Book. Young Chancellor is number 1NW. he by Chancellor 141. he by Lord Haddo W2, he by Ixird Haddo 4SB, he by Clyde (alias Clyde Boy > 5M; dam Darling by Beggar 45, grand dam by (Idney Star 8W. Fanucr’s b anev. dam Nancy by Glancer. 2nd dam by Fanner s Fancy, 3rd dam in- Sir William Wallace, 4th dam bv Young Ruffle Punch. . ' Signed by J. SUN LEY, Breeder. Farmer’s Fancy will make the season of UW at the Flower fann, Prairieville. Tkhms.—To Insure, 820.00; for season. 815.00; single service, cash, 810.00. Escapes aud acci­ dents at owner's risk. 4-ll-am \ pOR SALE । «»UK A >HELD0N\ Or Woodland, At a Bargain The property known as the “ Morgan Place,” oh Church street, H&stiugs, Mich. c.. call on or address C. Whitcomb, AGENT. Or MBS. F. L POTTER, Vcnnontvilie.y QEWER I* PE, Drain Tile, li •• to call the sp»*clai attention of their niendt to their SPRING STOCK Chilled Plow Points. AT BARLOW S ELEVATOR DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES, CROCEERY, ' AND GLASSWARE. " unipose to do an honest business. pay a* ' ’ll for produce ns Hastings or Nashville, and '■ ■■ you goods at a reasonable profit, competing '"*>• tbe above iriacetu . w- appreciate the liberal, patronage our ■' ■ n<|» hive given us in the. past, and hope to "terlt a large itart ol Woodland trade by fair •-•v.’ina and low prices. SEVEN per CENT, discount for cash will be given on sums of $1.00 and upwards, except sugars and prints. ".. HOLMES & HOLLY. DIES in seajjch OF ’ MILLINERY Will do well to o!I nti Mrs, S. F F»ighn«r 4 Siu C A. StalU aii" Hur*Tn y ASHVILLE Agricultural Depot. Msr 2-Eons Mu Sldw, Light in Draft, left cut, and will elevate and bind grain from 10 inches to 8 feet long. Ram ani Cron Motors, Royee Reapers. HaviM Md Hartvxfin'/ Marhn’ eru used. farm machinery «■»•■* «***- a *»•«*•* W**<x Hardware and Building Material, Doors, Sash, fife Rondout, N. Y.. some time Corn, Bran, •.mi-sr Smith. J’liti.trT. Cotxmova. , G.ige of Probate. ProMCtitinff Attorney. .11 TH A- COLG ROVE. Lawyers. over It. K. (Inuit’s store.) -,vtIce hi all courts ot the State, Collections kbke<l alter. Money to loan on real E7KENASTON. County News. 1 Choice Salt Meats, . arshall l. cook. mb. wm. west? all,. r«rr<l Continually tor Cedar Oinx Sidney Hull has his new house nearly completed. It k a fine building We are informed that George Cox is held for trial in the circuit court for being connected with Thomaa Casey in stealing clover seed and other articles. We sincerely hope that the gang of thieves who have raided this part of the county for a long time may be broken up and the members all dealt with according to law. I.ast week some miserable villian came along the road about two o’clock at night, and fired two revolver shots into the Window of George Baker's bed room. A few cattle are running at large in the highway, contrary to the laws of this state. By the death of William Scudder the county has lost a good officer, a friend to all, a man respected by all who kne w him, and a great-favorite in this part of the county. • Whittemore & Co. have moved their saw mill from this place and gone to Podunk. May success attend their la­ bors in the future as it has in the past. WHOLE NO. 1505. had stood on end durifcg the recent rains.s It may perhaps be needless to add that as soon as he felt and realized the situation, our worthy friend made the “greatest effort of his life” to get. away from that. larrel. Mr. Brown was soon found standing with his face turned away from a well heated stove» enjoying the p-nial warmth which seemed to be lurking in the vicinity where it would <k» the most good. We occasiooally w-e men walking alorqt talking to themselves and mak­ ing crooked paths: notwithstanding, nevertheittB. Henry Lewis is preparing a home up north. :WU1 move his family there early next fall. Henry Hewitt’s brother, of Allegan, is visiting him. Our fanners have finished corn flant­ WOODLAND. ing. ■ ; Reuben Crowell is’slowly recoveris/Winnie Russell is still growing worse. Mr. Westfall that, owing to his age and deollity from his sickness h2 TS* ou* of‘th* SwSon. but that Lorenzo Dean’s baby is very sick. the tcracrlption of •’keunedy’s Henry Galile has started a paint shop Mrs. Adda Hamilton, of Bellevue, Favorite Remedy.’’ together with local treatover L. D. Warner's agricultural -store. spent last Sabbath at her father’s, A. n«®t, make him cpmfortablo and leave him to The outcome of this waa W. Wilcox. Claudie Haight is seriously sick. that the patient enjoys good health to this day. O. W. Crofoot is finishing off a part John Landis has purciutaed u new 1 Bmnedy* la being . self binder and is now rewdy for his of his house to rent. extensively used by air people are as follow*. It Memorial service at the M. P. church wheat to ripen. nliEl'w"??0? °* v*«r*‘»0 alteratives. It Is ,to t’11' ta'rte. adanted to both sexaa and • Hi Walts and Joel btJohu.each next Sunday wffording Inmtetlfate rete.L1 “lA"®!.®1 Kidney trouffles, UVer Com, T. D. Abbot, pastor of Assyria circuit, sport a new carriage. plaints. Constipation of the Bowels and de.rangeiuentM peculiar to women. At the aatae An attempt is Ixiing made to revive has gone to Baltimore, Md., to attend titpc purim-s the blood, thus giving tone aud the cheese factory project. Lt may yet the general conference. ^TnMh ta Ute system debilitated bydlseaee ®r SfclO-ffdrJ^ ' Norite *>mdy’’ far be a success. MAPLE GBOVX. 8. W. Branch is building a new ,barn. ingrta?wuiM™ ,ob***a b>’elcle ro,ler-rttMMrs. Howland, of Hillsdale. i> visit­ The carpenters have commenced the ing relatives here, frame werk of the addition to the hotel. T. L. Parker spent Sunday with us. Dave Smith, one of our efficient car­ Sr '™rt4 Oou- Bn*... Horea, Ulcers, Halt Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetter, Wolf Bros, raised a barn for Benj. penters; bosses the job. £L.*!5rpHM<Jn'^1‘blalns COT'^ all Skin Miller, last Tuesday. 5™?."n.d l»«!tweij cures Plies, or no pay Many of the citizens of the village required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satlsWhy was Elmer More so willing to »”■ money refunded. Price® cents per were made aware of the fact last Satur­ box. For sale by W. iH. Goodyear. “Set them up” last Saturday ? day, that the ladies living near the Miss Eva Bates is teaching a very The Mormons have a Sunday aebool at Gallen, . On Wednesday afternoon of last Tamarac church intended to place a Berrien county. successful school in the Quail Trap week, the Ladies’ Foreign Missionary bell in the church. t district. They are ahwts ot sunshine. A Methodist Society Was entertained by Mrs. Albert Della England has resigned her posi­ Jake Endinger says he never did be­ clergjnuui. of Hartford, Conn., writes Dr. Dav Id Storms. A good attendance and a tion in Holmes A Holly’s store. N- Y I that '’Favorite lieve in planting com as early as sonic cartd hlm ™ -Chronic Liver Disease pleasant and profitable meeting report­ Many of the German Baptists of this and Indigestlijn. from which he had suffered for people de. a long time. This was splendid, but nothing ed. town are intending to take in the ex­ Party at Joe Smith’s last Thursday more than anyone tnay expect who uses this On Friday evening there was a meet­ cursion to Dayton, Ohio, which will medlelne. One dollar a bottle Is a small conild-' night. . eration when iieaKli h in question. The clergy­ ing of the heathen, which took place on come off the first week in J une. man says he b going to Introduce Dr. KennedvM F avorite Remedy ‘'among hh people. He cant Hie porch of Henry Mosier’s shop and * A late issue of the Banner contain^ do better. moved about from there to the store a statement from the Carlton corres­ C. D. Cooley has returned to Nash­ Burglars ply their vocation yet at Ann Arbor steps, and vice-versa. The entertain­ pondent of the paper, stating to the ville, having made a visit to friends in with varying sueeow. ment consisted of singing, dancing yell ­ effect that Woodland ’ s good mail ar ­ Calhoun Co. Fred Hotrhklas guarsubt* positive relief for auv <»ugh. cold, cronh. or lung complaint by ing, breaking down the fence lieforethe rangements were kept up to accommo­ Wm. Atkinson was shaking hands using Ackers BngtttB Remedy, or will refund hotel and such performances as heathen the money. date a few selfish individuals who with friends in town on Saturday. The strike ended at Npriug 1-ake and the are supposed to enjoy. We will hope wished to ride to Hastings. Query is The Whitney family combined with strlkersjtrv beaten. they enjoyed it; for it they did not it now, why nof accommodate the selfish Locke & Long will give one of their Costiveness h the:cause of the Intolerable was lost time, as the peccable 7x111100 Woodlander in preference to the selfish musical, minstrel and acrobatic enter­ “bad breath” of miilttludm. Dr. Henry Bax­ ter’s Mandrake Blners remove the cause and of the neighborhood were disgusted Carltonite? . Our mail arrangement tainments in the Opera house, Saturday prevent the evil, and cost only 25 cents. with the exhibition. suits about 1,000 people as it is at pres­ evening. May 24. The trotpe has l*en The Harbor Point ansociatlou are talking of a A large number of our citizens at­ ent, and did not under the old arrange­ here before, and those who saw them IFermaneilt dock. tended the burial of Wm. Scudder at ment suit any one bnt the carrier who report that the entertainment was Consumption Cured. There is general lived at Hastings. No, our present ar­ first clgss. An old physician, retired from pnwUce, hav­ Hastings Friday. ing had placed In hLs hands by an East India A large delegation of Masons and mlMiomwy Die fornnila of a simple vegetable mourning over his untimely death. He rangement just suit** Woodland, and remedy for the sjieedy and permanent cure of was a man who had many friends. she means to keep it as long as possible. Odd Fellows went to Hastings on Fri­ Consumption. Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and A SalilMith school concert will be held all throat and lung affections, also a posith e and day to attend Wm. Scudder’s funeral. . CARLTON. radical cure for Nervous Debility nn«l all nervous Decoration day will lie appropriately complaint.'*, after having tested Its wonderful in the M. E. church next • SabiKith eve­ You can pay twenty five per cent of curative powers In thousands ot eases, has felt ning. observed by the people of Nashville, It bls duty to make it known to his suffering your road tax by planting trees along W. J. Murphy, of Rattle Creek, was fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire under the auspices of Jefferd’s Post, y-our road fenee. to relieve human suffering, I will send free of in town last Wednesday*. ' charge, to all who desire It. thta recipe. In Her­ Beeley Crane came home from Mus­ No. 82, G. A. R. The several organized man, French or English, with full directions ifor i F. F. Ward is on the sick list. order* in town will attend in a body. kegon finding no work. Still employers prejiarlng and ualng. Bent by mail bj address- | Ing with stamp, naming this paper. W. A. , HUTLAND. advertise for help to cheapen price of The district schools are ail invited to Novni, 1(9 Power’s Block. Rockester, N. Y. participate, and to all who feel an inter­ W. A. Hunsberger will preach at the labor there. Traverse City people have set out 1,000 shade est to join in the procession. We trust trees this season. . Crosby school house, on Sunday even­ Jack Cain’s horses were missing from a general attendance will be had, as it Not Open to that Objection. ing next, at 7:80, ami administer the the lot. After considerable search and Temperance people often say that most ot Ute I is very proper we should remember and advertising he found them taken up by topular medicines they sae advertised are Mine­ sacrament. call to mind in this beautiful way the tenths rum. That is true of many, but not of The Durfee-Sctqlder tragedy startled ’a man from the highway, several miles Dr. Davkl Kennedy’s •‘Favorite Remedy.’ he I struggle through' which we passed, and Dr. agrees with his tempenuice friends that It Is 1 out community like thunder from a from home. thus perpetuate the feeling of gratitude better to die <»f disease than of drink. "Favor­ Fclear sky. Our town seems to be deter­ Mr. Smith went north on business. ite Remedy” cures Kidney troubles. 1.1 ver Comwe owe to those who died in the de­ plalnts,-Oonstlpat!on of the Bowels as nothing mined to furnish its quota of candidates Overseers of highways are compelled else does or, ever did. It drives away sickness, fense of our union. An address will to plant at least fifty trees on the road­ ft costs onlv one dollar to try It- Ask your for positions at Jackson. be delivered: good music and every­ druggist, or send to tlie Doctor, at Kondout, side in each district every year', until Com planting is in order now,, al­ thing will be done by the post to make The Decatur council Ims Anally approved though the ground is not in first class the streets are lined with trees sixty memorable the impressive ceremony of druggists’ bonds. feet apart. . condition. decorating the graves of fallen heroesMr. Becker has moved over Carpen­ C. R. Crosby supplied the M. E. pulpit with flowers. * The best blood purifier -and system regulator ter's store. ''vever placed within the reach of suffering human­ at Middleville, on Sunday last. Schofield’s Michigan Minstral and ity. truly.b Electric Bitters. Inactivity oi the Bessie Andrus is recovering from Mr. Will Doud has just said good bye liver, BlIllouaneM, Jaundice, Constipation, Concert Co. are advertised to appear at Wc&k Kidneys, or any disease of the urinan to his friends here and gone to his home mumps. the Opera House on Monday • evening. organs, or whoever reuulres an »i>i>etlzer. tonic in Wisconsin. Clement Crain went to Prairieville to or mild stimulant, wflfalways And Electric Bit­ May 26. They announce a street ters the best and onljFcertafn cure known. They. work Sunday. FREEPORT. act surely nnd quickly, every bottle guaranteed parade, brass band and an orchestra and Woodard has moved to Hastings to to give entire satisfaction or money refunded. From the Herald. promise a fine musical entertainment. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by W. H. Goodyear. The finest display of flowers ever seen live. The social event of Nashville takes Speared - fbh are not uncommon In Paw Enoch Andrus' people dined with in Freeport at Mrs. E. L. Mosher’s. Paw markets. . place on Wednesday. We will give Don’t Spin the Mini. Mr. Milo Fish, of Carlton, was very Jerry Rodgers Sunday. particulars in our next. Horae trade occurred whereby Ixith "There is no use crying over spilled ml».” unexpectedly surprised Tuesday, when Vandals amused themselves by in­ says the old saw. If you are not only bald, but parties appear to have made fifty have no life In the roots of your hair, there b no his daughters presented ^im with an dulging in smashing in windows. use crying over that either. Take both time easy chair. The occasion was a pleas­ dollars. ' James Fleming’s and Frank Becker's and yourself by the forelock while tttere is a Expressions of regret are heard every­ forefock left. Apply.Parker's Hair Babain to ant one and thoroughly enjoyed by the were wantonly broken on Monday night. your hair before matters get worse. It will ar­ where over the death of Under Sheriff rest the falling off of your hair and restore Its near relatives present. No evidence of an attempt to steal auy Scudder. original colon-gloss and softnew. - It Is a per­ Mrs. Louisa Reed and daughter, of thing. fect dressing withal, clean, richly perfumed, DiL Cain is alout to receive a legacy Dexter, Washtenaw county, and Mrs. cools and heab the scalp. Barney Brooks, Rev. P. Holler and Bellaire will erect about 100 new buildings this 8.8. Buck,of Grand Rapids,are visiting from the east. Frank Fuller returned from their Vir­ summer. the family of Mr. John Walton, of BOWXNS KILLS. ginia trip on Tuesday morning. They Consumption has l>ecn. and can be cured by BoWne, this week. Mr. W. is a brother Most of the corn is planted. report themselves as well pleaafxl with the use of Downs' Elixir. of the two elder ladies. The people of Bowens Mills expect the country, but are not sure whether It is expected th^ two stores now be­ to observe memorial day, under the upon the whole it is a better state /than An Fye to BubI'mmm. Frederick Hotchkiss, the druggist, is always ing built by Messrs. E. L. Mosher and auspices of Withey Port, No. W, G. A. Michigan. / wideawake to business Ud spares no pains to Mrs. McElwain, of Hastings, District secure the best ot every article In ills line. He 8. Hunt, will be finished in about four R. Program as fallows: 1st, meet at has secured the agency for Kemp s Balsam tor weeks. Post hall; 2d, march to cemetery; 3d. Lodge Deputy of *L O. G.T., was in Ks^pUon cSmths. Colds. Asthma BronFarmers are busy preparing the memorial services according to rules of town on Monday and attended the ehltis. and all affections of the throat and hums. Bold on a positive guarantee. Price 50c. and 51. ground for com planting, which has G. A. R-, graves of deceased soldiers Lodge of that order in Nashville. Her In the Future been materially delayed on heavy soil decorated with flowewrby ydung.girls earnestness will give the cause a new on account of frequent tains, But representing the ptrtra; 4th, march to impulse. reimnly tor tb«w dteue. M wheat and grass has flourished, which grove; 5th, dinner at grove; Oth, mem­ cents and 9L The citizens of Nashville were fact doubtless more than compensates orial address, by Post Chaplain Rev. I. trie oil’wliliAii* men for apralnsKcuta, braltoe, for any loss sustained by delays in get­ M. B. GiUaspie, the whole to be inter­ thrown into a ferment of excitement Monday last by the arrest of Dr. J. P. ting corn in the ground. spersed with vocal and martial music. etc. A one-half Interest in the Lansing Torpedo is The Fourth of July meeting in Union Elder GiUaspie spent Saturday and Goucher, upon a charge of attempt td for sale. . hall Tuemlay evening was attended by Sunday at Maple' Grove, attending commit rape. The offense is alleged to A.k Hn-drrick Hotcbkl^ .Ixxit Arkw’O'lood have lieen committer] in the Dr.’s office, Blklr. Ui. only iWkrnllon rnnranlwd to some seventy-fl ve people. The meeting quarterly meeting. ehronle dt. was organized by electing Thos. Sulli­ cleanse the blood and remove Much sorrow and indignation is felt on Saturday last, upon the person of a eases. van chairman, and Foster Sisson, sec. through this community on account of fourteen years old daughter of a weli-to The .MU, nekool lor ,lrU ho* do fanner living near Nashville. The A committee wafi appointed to solicit the death of W. M. Scudder. implls girl felt so keenly the disgrace that she funds to Ixar the necessary expenses oi •H., m-n-t Ort ol taoW,!!" »«'" Bkfe OKAMGEVLLUC. attempted suicide by taking a large a celebration. Wm. Moore wm elected Mrs. John P. Killock is seriously sick quantity of blue vitriol. The prompt treasurer. The meeting was adjourned bwt*. ., ; . with a chronic lung difficulty. FBerfown hap* K. of LasaemWy; Ju»t organ­ to next Tuesday evening, when a pro­ action of the attending physician saved ized. |' .• < 5 ■ Mrs. Arlior and Mrs. Falk have gooe her life however. The Dr. furnished , gramme will I* arranged and other ! committees appointed. Look out for to Chippewa Lake to visit their chil­ bail in the amount of 91 .(WO for his ap the most enthusiastic ‘debratioD this 1dree. Albert L. Nichols is at home from tiou, which wm called Wednesday and a. continued until June 8d, The above Mr. Oeo. Brown, kx>K and favorably Lansing, to stay during vacation. The beautiful (?) potato bug pute in known In this township, was tn town Monday, iBrutally noting the many SMridan MmWIK with hi* wintering,, Mr. B <MM to, Mt down, and niected a barrel which dlevilk to Own Marsh and retara. �The Hastings Banner. recently decided that congress er to issue treasury notes in peace as well as in a “war env tblican form of government, but it idoubtedlv means everv ritisen shall i protected in., all political rights. t^AR! nstitution is every portioi CASTOR! A Hastings, Mich., May 23,1884. duced nearly »l,fXX>,000,000 in nineteen years, jmd it is still being paid off rapI'Uj . klitosial Notes. The republican party is and always has been in favor of internal improve­ The Lansing Journal speaks of Ben. ment*. . On the temperance question the party Butler as "the unblushing author and is conservative and yet progressive. \ It defender of the salary grab." Don does not adopt the wild, impracticable Dickinson, formerly chairman of the theory of prohibition, nor does it" run democratic state central committee off to the democratic extreme of free says “It is not possible that the demo­ whisky and unrestricted saloons. As a rule, whenever any wise, just temper­ cratic national convention will lie so ance'measure has been adopted it was mad as to contemplate for a single accomplished by the republican party moment the nomination of such a man and in spite of democratic opposition. On the tariff question it is straight­ as Butler." This shows how the demo­ crats of Michigan are warming up to forward and plain. Within the party are differences of opinion on this* sub­ the greenback candidate for president. ject; but when the party puts forth a Ben. Butler can never receive the nom­ national platform the people can readi___________ ly understand just it means. , Iv what understand just what it ination from the democratic convention. i Thbre te no effort to fire in such a way Honest men everywhere, while recog­ as to hit if the gam? happens to be a nising him as a shrewd wire-puller, deer, and miss if it is a calf. know too well that Butler is a dema­ This cannot be said of the democrat­ gogue of the worst order. The Hastings ic party. The record of the democracy is not such as to command the respect Journal used to refer to him as the spoon and confidence of intelligent, honest, thief and dubbed him “Spoony Butler," loyal citizens of this republic. In 1832 but has for the post few years been that party declared for internal im­ able to see in him.a reformer and the provements unddr the constitutional power of the general government. But laboring man’s friend. Ben is a friend in 1840 it . to any measure and any men that will “/taoZwtf, That the constitution does help his own schemes. Hi us far anfl not confer upon the general govern­ ment the power to commence and carry no farther does hia friendship go. on a general system of internal im­ And ffow conies John W. Corcoran, provements." Ever since then it has been inflexibly • hairman of the greenback county of opposed to internal improvements, ex­ Wayne with a bold and vigorous kick ternal improvements and pretty much against the free-trade plank adopted by every other kind of improvements, and th? greenbackers at their late conven­ to human progress generally. Ih 1836 .it declared against paper tion at Kalamazoo. Mr. Corcoran money, and affirmed that “gold and sil­ states that he is a protectionist; that a ver were the only safe and constitution­ large number of those who have hereto­ al currency.” It has ever since that fore acted with his party are protect­ ’date been a “hard-money party," and to­ ionist®, and cannot longer act with Be- day it te an. enemy of the greenback. in 1848 it approved the Mexican war, gole. Innes, Fuller & Co., unless they which was one of conquest for slave retract frohi their present free-trade at­ territory, anti in 1864 it pronounced the titude. Mr. Corcoran has resigned Ids war for the preservation of the union position as, chairman of the Wayne “a failure." In 1852 it deprecated slavery agita­ county committee, and holds himself tion “in or out of congress," and de­ ready to act with the party that advo­ clared that congress should not even cates protection, unless Ids own cease* “take incipient steps” toward the abo­ lition of slavery;'" which meant, of to favor free-trade. course, that congress should pass no ab­ The Battle Creek Journal suggests olition amendment to the constitution, and submit it to the states for ratifica­ that as the defeat of the Morison bill tion or rejection. demonstrates that the democratic party In-1856 it again placed itself on rec­ dares not to tackle the tariff question, ord as opposed to internal improve­ the national convention of that party ments and slavery agitation. In 1860 it found sweet consolation in the fugi­ should declare the tariff “a local issue” tive-slave law. In 1868, and again in and again place Hancock in the field. 1872, it demanded “amnesty for all past Evidently Mr. Willard has lost the faith political offenses.” In 1876 it raised the he acquired a year or so ago in demo­ cry: “reform is necessary,". but made no effort to reform itself . cratic sincerity. >, In 1880 its platform mockingly de­ Circulation thia week, l£7i. manded “a free ballot," when it is no­ torious that the thing uiost dangerous to democratic'success te a free ballot followed by an honest count. The same platform also bestowed fulsome praises upon Samuel J. Tilden—the noblest fos­ sil of them all, and in democratic eyes a tiling of beauty and a joy forever. I submit that no political party with such a record te fit to control this gov­ ernment. Should an Individual with ' so bail a record be found in any resjiecta। ble community he would be liable SHALL WE HAVE A REPUBLICAN ।, w<arrest on suspicion. This country OB A DEMOCRATIC ADMUTIB- I। might be visited by fires, floods, drouths, ; cyclones, riots and-famines, all in one TRATION FOR THE NEXT year, and yet the people could be toleraFour yeamP . J oly prosperous and happy. All of these PLAIX TALK THOM A OREBNenU>Wn«l Would not eqUAl backeb. the calai»>ty of a democratic adinin11stration. It is inconceivable that anv av bal^Ff HOYT honest, intelligent greenbacker, ^1; ____ ” * ; monopolist, labor reformer, or prohibit. To IIo.xiht Voteba Evertwheeb: I ““ foJ “ n>o>n™t imagine that j —The meet important presidential cam-. ^ryu-onld be a triumph 1 psign since the close of the war la soon , .. . I to open, and it will be the duty of every । > “■ “J pnmMM ot the fact that XtrfhXI^s to t“™yrlg^tnlMde °I “hi ISk tUe'rf "thl , The Detroit Frete Press, Big Rapids Courier, Flint Democrat and Lansing Journal, four of the leading democratic papers of the state, come out strongly against Butler, and assert that he should in no case be nominated for the presidency by the democrats. What are Yon Gw to Do? endorsement from the peorie. Th? whole history of that ptorty in fhe south is one of fraud, oppreditee, ■Intimida­ tion, Uallot-box stuffing, and political debauchery. It may' be said that north­ ern Democrats do not approve of such methods. It cannot be denied, howerfectly wIHing to ever, that th pht about by such accept victoi KiurbonA may -bro­ means. Noi CnstoriapromotCT liigewtion justice and “a tree I .nd overcomes JUulencyJL-^ tend great It bsorbing desire of ballot," but l_ don, flour Btoinach, I’uu£*“b r --for--------their. party, their hearts is victory .. Feverishness. It insures health and and they are not likely to worry’ o™* the illegality illegality of of methods methods used used to to’secure secure natural sleep, without morphine. the it There is every every reason to believe that Jeff. Davis in his speech before the Mississippi legislature March 10,1884, te Portland Aro., Brooklyn. S. T. voiced the sentiment of the southern democracy when he declared: “It has been said that I should apply to the CENTAUR LINIMENT an abmilule cure Cor United States for a pardon, out repent­ (spraitre, Burua. Gain, The most Powerful auad Pene­ ance must precede the right of pardon, and I have not repented. • • ♦ I delib­ trating Piin-i-llevlnff anti Heallmr Remedy known to man. erately sav if it were to do over again I would do’just as I did in 1861.” Bear In mind that three atrocious utterances were in the presence not only of th? legislature or that state, but the gover­ nor, other state officers, supreme court judges, and a vast assemblage of repre­ sentative citizens, all of whom ap­ proved and applauded. “But," say some persons, "the repulib.^, Lame Back, Sprain* ■■WHBHBWF ■ ■ • BWM lican party te a very expensive institubare, ana E Brui.e», A.thma, Catarrh, tion; it costs the people a great deal to j and feed the grand army of office-holers.’* ”Froat —• Bites, Tooth, Ear, and Headache, ana all pains aad Aches. This te no argument against a contin­ nary. since to 1 uance of republican supremary. to ttc the dem- ;J turn the government over U ocracy would in no wise reduce the ag­ gregate numix r of office-holders. Th? people would save no money by turning out an army of well-fed officials and substituting therefor a horde of “outs" whose appetites have been whetted by a fast of twenty-four years’ duration. Itte simply appalling to think of turning loose upon the public crib a po­ litical party that has not eat^n a square meal nor put on a clean shirt in twenty-1 four years—a partv so reduced by star­ vation that there is nothing left of it but stomach and teeth!' TRADE MARK. ■M. BMm —i iMifcr As a matter of economy simply, it recrtpt or SOe. abate tattle, p were better for the. people to It t this skeletonized organization go on with its dying until the end is reached, and then CATARRH!^ 1 ■i The Science if Life, onh ii •V MAIL, post-paio/ ZTL. 1 Hew THKELF.Aftfe R A Great Medical Work Jr. Manh ed Ksfaauatad VltaU». Mww . Mita, Ftruiatarv b. inM. „ m '‘ "i?” ’* IfijAdH*- ra»W»M J nMMmttanur ttxiv,. \ ’■ « 9''» . yomiK. nUddle-Hwd Jll4l ttl<l I I !ES"2S5“tar ““ *w’'-««»■ uiZLf tn । be a rtuer w«k in mt n -« i.Jlew Btwt nrtrfouJtmJ !h.ui „ n? by mall.To4.pidd. lih -trath. - • •yagBg** .UoM.nwdal awahtai t th* M*dkal A»v» Littin,. of whlrti b* rofAn you. TUtabook dirnddbr rea<! *.\ Jbr ■troetton, and by. Unr.. . .. H I __ . . A iwok will not be- mernl. wh<’.- .„ .(| ”, .' SMHiai^Un4nKt<>re>r aiuaru.u AdrtrWWthr 1 <0, W. H. 1 arker. Xn. 4 RuiAn. 1 . stbiata cibMUiM-v tluu lia-.- i..u Trn A ▼ thr-kW if all otbrr :■)<».! -.Hf Al ■ otaiif r nt tailnn- bi THYSELF CARTER'S VASELINE FAY'S',1 CRAP* F 42 CURE gANNER JOB ROOMS; SICK Good Work at Fait Prices! g. HEAD ACHE Til aid Repair Shop Theiost Eitensi1.:; puii-iJredLiT8.' Tin, Copper & Sheet' Stock IronWare. M.MraiujinUi-' LAN. KENFIELD. put for < « JSSSS; TUTT'S •eawienj Bowen* MUI.. WUheg Poet, No. 99. 8AY%BTfc 4^'rn® oua aanaultK growing out of bourbon mwarawa. Ijut 1 M, nnw that instead of these reports being of they tav* fsilSi De kEWT* “rt‘ all throat and lung diseases heading tn the lungs.-safeaiidpleiisantior chdjren loth to believe any of the numerous re- rnoe 50 rents and one dollar; trial hottlea tree ot Fred Is Hotehktos. doubtful if the half has evw been Pi LINDSEYS^ BLOOD . SEARCHED the services of an express wagon, and a narrow grave in the fitter's field would innrrnrrncoucTiQKiii nt metor not cost one-hundredth part as much as , the expense of feeding this voracious ! reminiscence « single day. In the light of the above facts, and ' many others that might be mentioned I lielieve it to be the sacred duty of all -----voters who are not hopelessly' blinded -----by bourbon prejudices and sophistries ' gxw *iD to unite in one grand, determined effort OLD. to annihilate that political party which SMALL FRV1TM AND TBKBS. LOW TO DEALERS DEALER AND PLANTES*. for many years has been a standing G»i. ■. JSMTITM, rMdowte, N. V menace to go<xl government and a stumbling block in the way of human progress. Presuming, as I may agfely presume, that the republican national convention will nominate two able, honest statesmen for president and viceHmdacbe,y« Cafer'- Lit t! • Li»cr P2U art rqaau y Sresident, I shall do what I can as an in­ kte CMtatpeUon, cartag and ependent citizen for the success of that ticket and the complete overthrow of bourbontem throughout the land. I re­ A. R. DIRECTORY. spectfully but earnestly call upon all my j^EE HERE ’ lirte co-workers in political campaigns tengnore all new party movements, for Department of Miehigan. the coming contest, and with me put Aeke Aer we«M Vr*’oK..t r !«•’.«• to their shoulders to the republican wheel DeparUia-ut ( otnmandrr-RL HJl J. RHANK. Adjutant Grnend-Geone W. StM>e. for the purpose of wiping out the AML HrMiliara.r.illMMIrt. A>». WnhUmliw. try item win toJ tb^HtttWpak^worst political party this country ever Mntor I c Cmn.. M. A. Mrrriariil. Unkm Clij Having rvUinird to llaating* I Imre «prtw-«la’ *bl«la «• uanj ways thiitk-r r ilpoiUw-Lac tadowittowjtltam. BatanrtaiMkkfctol saw. One more ♦ national defeat of Junior Vice < ominanderM H. Humphrey, Thrw Riven. bourbontem may rid us of it forever. I G*n-A Courvll. IjUMUnjr. Chicago. III.. May. 18M. I Medlral Director. Horae? TUTT'**’- Rav <1ty. RALPH E. HOYT. * H- Preniman, Detroit. , , --- ----- :-----:-----| * hsptaln. C. A. Munn. Bl* Rapid*. John Roach, the ship builder, in the . J‘“i*r*or2- imx. Bwrien sprinp. !■ ttebSMof »O■ttylivfollowing^rae nnd vigorous Ungnnge '""r K'"L ■take our rrcat bosaL M wS“* "“**<**ttUU vMF>rous language 1 explains why he lie te a protectionist. nroU«tionist. We Wp ' BARRY BOUNTY ' Twry «MY to take. One er two pJb commend bin worda to our readers, and ask them to weigh hia utterances well: i <£feetttrmta: ,crP“It takea 30,000 horee power to run 1 One door ran of Brook* * Cnok'a, State Kt. Fitzgerald Pont, No. 1Z5. rAera, crxol by s>nl tl/inachinm-I use in PS>vbX.in™ , t '“h X ------------"'T'’ - Ftutt CotnioMHier, John H. Dennis, improv- 1 *ntor V Ice (oiuman*lcr. Baker Slirtner. And will Mimi have a full stark ot 1 i l,7\‘7( wnn‘"i:’Kr.<». H.(»reenfleld. . ______ zzt 'tta . TS, , ArtJu,ant' Uctince L Wheeler. ♦ ? °J ■ jfearV,rmVW‘r- Fn”' Alexander. .-•■-I-rr^ h) forget that the; _ rest of world uses iwAroved ’ma- 8SM chlnery too. to*. Weli,Td<ini Well 1 don'tlGk any on I f the (taanl, Samuel Garriroo. chinery —„ —. Major, Newt nu BroniMiii the engine, -----that---set tao the uiouiiNni machinery UI tn J-B-Hanrranl. «■ ““ — William X. Rail. • motion, but I have tn in my employ fi.ooo ' ~ ' *ES!L?ir!netthJ!,trrnMeM,‘turday w«>lnf at n.aan — .1^, men who atand >._*■ before these nuu-hlntM mihinea i] Ann ,r^ H.ill. HaMInfn. and It is In regard to them that I ask to I am now preparyira ukr order- tor j3 Naahvllle. be protected. If It were possible to make men of Iron and steel, that neither Jtfferde Poet, No. 82. «t« nor slept nor wore rlotheo-ln short, Conjmander, E. Potter. if the impossible could be accompUahed 7a>*.ar ftWRaaawr. J. Yoom. * I would ask no protection in that re­ Junior \ lee Commander, H. H, Spark*. 7 A C spect either. But iiecause three 3,000 (/.\|l>n' Bnatan. P1^1 want to wear better. clothre, live tMw <u'niM)L?r.>todtre. AT THE LOWEST RATES. In better houses; amLgive their child­ ren a !>etter education than men of the Horae*. same dare in Europe, and because I Work promptly dona. must nay them higher wagre to enable rllab Draft B«r*e». rs~*v -renin, u Swtttar-Brrd Koad»«rr»them to do it, I am a protectionist. If the tariff were removed, neither ,1 nor QF"Furt tier announcement next week. any other manufacturer could afford tn pay lalxirers and mechanics the wag­ Leonard JfaueL Poet, So. Ml. — . _______ tor —towr>Imtoflirv”ti' es we do now.” C.-U. B. Xllmtrlek. ( Hexqhborimg Exchanges. Chit' -Hev- Win. Jwu. 1 AirarafrWME ratrtS»i>OBtlr Lowell Journal. ’ *“>now bike Uw tariff fight to SFRINGHOKO. < K.»W I <»KV < 1 the democratic national convention." »ay the free trade democrats', -.ui Mention the Hani I >*•* •• right, says Randall. IH be there with “0«?r •nti-MorrisonlaiM to make It decidedly Intereeting." There will evlMiddlerHl.. nul!?’’ t "'“.'J. bow-wow and some INBTRyMKII biting, also, at the aforesaid con vention. Hill Punt. No. 159. °}«, cengrewnpta Yaple made a , fine free trade speech, but somehow It Oorii. -AC. Rich. failed to catch hold in time to save the Ihtouco, HL , Morrison lull. Perhaps now. It wan TORRID K*1Etv’g«, d?,‘yer?1 “ “ ’dlogy-hadn.i thought BiaORDKRaO M»S"’ or that beforu desire in thto iubbe ,Ai Mate . dSS$S MdbSuU ! utiurv in Ulin uuiiue maimer io stuu* •----- J ,—......... * . . what rourae 1 intend to pnraue. and to I "™^ler b>’ “A T"’ cment.aa briefly M mat be, the rra-. «;«>/«"• A« a prtltiod orHOM why 1 shall support the ticket, pn?J *? “,n which the republican national convert- ■ I'"?*1 fat, 5^u‘' notJ. H,nSIe tion mav lirinr out I prin^ple that it would not sacrifice for It is well known that I am a --Green^*e °5 " m™*“ "in’P'> bMier." For o-.er six years all the po- .^2"r“™f^ll*b’t n> “P; lltiral work I did was bi behalf of w^t Ah,lL. t“raa “p “ S'? Se baa been known since Ifrm as the "Green- 5™’* *"*? 'ri»n supremacy. It la the tack party.*' Whether right or wrong. Elk*d"J Mu awbey ef the mnewas right, no man L1 h“ ■>« genuine love II thought thought II was right, and and no man ST . ---------------------T-TL ... 'forcon re^enne-reform. currency-reform, er used tongue-— and peni------in political ­ or temperance-reform. tests more eonscientioufilv than I. So labor-reform far as reiatee to the question of finance, The democracy of t<Mlay te no mor# like the deinocrary/trf Thomas Jeffer­ 1 still believe in greenback principles, as 1 uuderatand and have advocated son than machine-made butterine Is them. vBut it is scarcely possible that like the pure article produced before the question qf national finance will commercial dishonesty usurped the functions of the row. cut any figure in the coining campaign. In the matter of personal rights this That is to ray, it will not be an issue between the two great political parr fossilized party is nt vprianro with the constitution, which alms to insure free­ ties, one of which must surely elect the next president. No third party move­ dom of speech, freedom of the liallot, ment can possibly succeed: no third and an honest count—for all citizens, white or black, rich or poor, north or ticket will stand a reaNSnablo chanee to south. carry even one state. The tight must “But," say luiihy who oppose the re­ be between the republican party and publican party, *rive don’t want any the democratic party. Greenbackers, more bloody-shlrt campeighs. The war prohlldtianists, anti-monopbHrts, and fa ended ” ‘ lalxir-n-fomiHm may as well look this True, the war brought un under a fact Miuardv in the face, and determine un which side to throw their influence. democratic administration te ended, but Many are perhaps disposed to say; “We the spirit of lawlessness and oppression will not vote with either ef the old par­ that ted up to the war is not ended. It ties; there is no difference between is alive to-<lay in several states, and is becoming more bold, wore insolent, them." , •So I thought a few years ago; but more aggressive, more cruel every year. events of a more recent date have Just in proportion as democracy wins wrought a change in my mind on that success In the north does the rebel yell point. I firmly believe to-dav that in the south grow louder and the shot­ there is a very wide difference lietween gun looms up as an argument against the two great parties- lean ing out the voting anything but a bourbon ticket. • ArM-u. finance question. The republican j>ar- If in the north the people wave the ob­ nine tried and true te Dr. Bigelow’s ty, to say the least of it, has the courage jectionable gory garment it te liecause of its convictions. It has well defined southern democracy persists tn keeping 1 °"}pye Cure, which combines the good ? :iF B*®1)ert et>u8h remedies prindntes. dearly set forth and-applied it bloody. So long as southern demo­ without the defects of any of them. It to all localities. It does not avow one crats keep this relic of the war stained rn ^n&™“^5^XU4X‘“<!:roTn' set of principles in the oast and anotlwrr with the life-blood of men murdered in the wwt; ado{A one kind of platform for no other offense than v in th? north and another in the south. Ing to vote as they believe and WwS«T*’"’i8*L&: for Infants *nd Children MThqmasecLECTRIC OIL BOOKS Suretar. ‘Sgs& cure or am �The Hastings!/Banner. ■ WHOLE NO. 1505 HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 23, 1884. —jr- LEWIS STERN' THE Al’TOGRAPH FIEND ’ cripple to shift for himself. A REMARKABLE BUSINESS PROPOSAL. y staoe tAe stayrag of OawndMte and a little bit tedious. It is all one-aided. Returned from the East with a large Stock of DRY GOODS and CLOTHING, which were bought at figures to suit the times. I FAITH CURE 1 can’t come back it the autograph fiend himself ]>erhaps I might make some other fellow creature unhappy. That my mind < ff the woes that are I thauian who is making a eollri autographs of “promineqtt men, sends a printed circular formally demand­ ing your autograph,'as the Tax Collector would demand your tax. John Comstock, the President of the First National Bank at Hudson, the other take ear* of himself—which be did. greatly ex­ it - e effected Inter, wife of .--.nd ptiople who want to buy them can save money by going to see them and get prices which are as good as a sale. Mr. Stern bought goods so cheap that it is in everybody’s reach to \ what they need. Call early and get the Best Bargains LEWIS STERN, OF THE CASH STORE. Down's Self-Adjusting Corset is the best and easiest to wear. Do you want a pail that wont rust in a year? If so," call on Ah! We get up feeling badly, didn’t rest good, don’t wantl>reakfa»t. no appetite, bo en­ ergy. bad taateand breath, guess we ore bilious. Two doses ZO-P1-SA will tone up our Liter and an.MM.UH ...A ••H*ub“ Cough Cure, 25 Cent I’jescrij ‘ of a Boston pliynlcfam, dispensed years by a--------------— One done will cure any ordinary cough. It acts almost magically. Ask any dealer to get you a 25 eent bottle of “Hub** Cough Cnre, a/d don’t be put on with any other I IMPERIAL ISM. Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Headache* Nervous­ ness, Urinary troubles, are often caused by .a torpid Liver. Home rail it Liver - ----- Sj' I outness, etc. ■ —■ - bUeerf i; if ’l,throw you old wringers away, but bring them to us. and get new rolls the Liver Is In <•. one n oil. All kinds of repairing done on short nptice. Bags taken in exchange Ing tb-' iiiything yon want in onr line. lead of all other remedies as a LTVKB---------tor. It seenu to act in a remarkable way upon that organ—it corrects tbe bite, ihc urinu and the btoott Friend, keep the IJver healthy with ZO-PK-SA and other troubles arc then corrected. Ask Frederick Hotchkiss, druggist. EVANS & BROOKS. •tax. Ip all and see us, two dorrs we§t of bank. Evans & Brooks What Struck an Old Soldier. “It will soon be twenty years since the War closed.*' ofjywarj’Sny still'^’liVsjHHiix'in Egypt* Autortiatic Embroidery thatFtook cold otthertigh We have a lull stock of this very popular make of Embroidery. arsed from dis­ , I came home. exposure^ Life seemed worthies* to me; I lived only In mem- wiutsad enough,” i sold, dividing my ■last Stray* river*. “That’s so,” responded Mr. Slurp: “but 1 got over 1L Outgrew it? Not exactly. When in that condition I began taking Parxkk'bTonic. wife. 1 piled on the flesh and could eat any­ thing. My tunbltion Hkumd up. 1 could attend to bmineaL aud now^eaaptlug that I have to take care about exposing myself to the hot nun -11 amaa vn-ll as Twas tike & I enlisted What nine in return. That’s what we call boil- and prices low. WHITE GOODS. We have a line that is complete. Barred ■‘nd Swiss Mulls, Check Nansooks, Victoria Cawn, at prices that cannot but please our <■ ustomers. lixrt been known at iirreafter t>e called ■______________ ml­ _ ______ ________ _______ s rirmeh stM as ringrt-Im really an ftnlinportant ingredient, wedrop the miateadlng word. There H no ehanr, however, iu ttw P"P*™tion HsriL.aud afi bottle* remaining tn the sfesna.se? Now how would it do to make a collec­ tion of-the signatures of the Presidents and cashiers of the National banks of the United States in the above manner? An album containing the autographs of these bank of­ ficials would not only be an heirloom to fork over to posterity, but It would possess intrinsic value. In pursuance of this idea I have been considering the advisability of the following letter: To thr Prrjfidrnt* and Ca.ihirr» of the NahonaLliankx of the C'utted Slatft: Gentlxmk.x—I am now engaged in making a collection of, the autographs of the Presidents and Cashiers of National Banks throughout the Union, and to make the collection uniform. I have decided to ask for autographs wi ittmt at the foot of the Natii.nnl currency bank note of the de­ nomination of j-5- 1 Jam not sectarian in my religious views, and 1 only suggest thia denomination for > t he sake of untfonhlly throughout the album. . Card collections, cat albums and so forth, may please others, but Ijjrefer to make a collection that snail show future ages who it was that built up our finances and furnished the sinews of war. Some may look upon this mum move v as a mcrirnarj mercenary one, uuv but wiiu with mo me it. it is ।I a passion. It is wmply a freak, it is a] de- i .l..o. mrb~rt. la ratarn I ™ld b.Bl.d myowr. [ autograph, either by Itself or* attached to ‘ umio little gem oi-toougbt which might oc- ij cur-to my mind at toe time. | I have always token a great interest in the currency of the country. So far an i possible 1 have made it a study. I have , watched its growth and noted with some regret its natural reserve. 1 may say that, conxidtring meagre opportunities and Iso­ lated advantages afforded me,.no one is more familiar with the hablte of our na­ tional currency than I am. Yet, at times, my laboratory haN not been so abundantly 1 supplied with specimens as 1 could have wished. This has been my chief draw­ back. ,, .,L nJ > . 1 began A collection ot railroad paawu tom. lime n*o.. intondln* Io file them oollwtlon down: throu*h the dim rim. ot comta* ytan. bnt In a ™.b moment 1 look a trip ot me. •ral thousand miles and those passes were [Waab burton Special.] Ex-Minister Banford, of Florida, the American representative of the Executive Oamm:ttee of the International Associa­ tion of the Congo, yesterday formally . heal, and her faith that‘he would cure her gradually gruw stronger. Yesterday morning she asked her daughter to hand her the Bible, and retired. Mrs. Painter opened to the fifth chapter of Bl John, and, after reading the eighth verse, closed friendly power, has received confirmation of the rumor recently cabled that Stanley, the African explorer, was on his way back done.” Almost instantly Mrs. Painter felt that she was heated. Sbe immediateh arose and knelt down by her b«d (a thin? she bad not been able to do tor years,} and Stanley in equatorial Africa. After his cetera from the Congo in 1S78 Stanley was met on landing at Marseilles by il.San after which she walked to another part of I . ... . the house and told her daughter what -hat! I. terioui continrut which he had just so sue- *f “11°. * “7 ctabllahin* a contlm™.! chain only to find Mrs. Painter up and drfamd dreawd o, Nation, „tendH«rroIn th. ...t xo tl» onlytotodMrertantar and ready to receive her callers In person, i ■ l-h. incident h.r create . dwided mn». « ..t~ k tion In all elralm. ' offlotally raportad, S-mtlw bm mam-. ‘ plished, and the stupendous importance of AN OSHKOSH WOMANS MISTAKE. ' this schierment in the interests of I commerce and civilisation seems to { Banana Point, at the mouth of the Congo, (Chicago News.] by a thorough route of tcommuni’-arion E.^b*r, u> l.lwa m U>. M"*” ° nP*,r or [ Ocean, on the east coast of Africa, situated Y,'’,tcrd*y ““j on one foot, waiting in latttads degrees south of th* „ 1 Tl». .tap. b, wbteb Jlt^eb'rf etark S^tabo- i In 18tW Stanley founded Vivi, the first in­ rioasiy working his features into one of his ternational station in Western Africa. most fascinating smiles. Before the end of the third year Iz opold“ I—ah—that is, air, please can I get a diville, a station on Stanley Pool, at the bead orcef” “ Well,” said Lester, a little startled’ at Upper Congo, were founded, and foar the unusual method taken by the lady in steamers were launohed on the greauriver. app.ying for one of the staple articles of In D-.-cember, 1S83, the station of Stanley • Falls, 1,00.' miles up the river, was found<J“ “.^^’‘1 ■.b!:7?•»<> '77,“tr*" ‘•“t,,*’- j ' । Well, we .don’t-keep th mi in stocjr, I madam, like ready-made cHo.bes, but if j j yof. consult some lawyer who makes di- j . vorces a MpVKMaMWJ specialty \KUU (and WirjTJ there >IP are piouyy plenty QI of TUI U»M ■ »k.T, ulnk ,1.1.1. ...... rum bar........... — on. mad. ato prt., ln u™ fOr u,. e-r«>l„, train...Idon.t„ wb.t'. th. uw oi baeln* blK . „a o|d oa)w . d|Tor<!, ,„r , ,omM who -has -but two -hours to spare -before going —; back to Oshkosh," and with a disdainful Idtalr.la cm.I.ul.a.vaMraam. to all >h„ , Ur M .hooldor. 4b.wom«. ,«ir .ttanllo. lo tlta th.l 1 h.-. oal or ta. room with .poor .Iw.y, b~n your frumd .nd eb.mpion. 1 | ltuon dlvom. mUL. have never robbed the bank of a personal i friend, and if I held your autographs I ' RAILWAY INJURIES. should deem you my personal friends, and '■ feel in honor bound to discourage any j movement looking toward an unjust ap- < propriation of the funds of your bank. (Chicago Tribune.] The autographs of yourselves in my I , The Hedieo-Legal Journal has an inter , possession and my _own in’ your }«nds I r ewtingpaper by Dr. G. Johnson oneonensswould be regarded aa a tacit agreciheht on i i Ion ofthe spine in railway injuries. The my part never to rob your bank. I would purp se of the article is to show that of •ven be willing to enter into a contract , *2*** with you not to break Into your vaults if you insist upon it. I would thus be com- | fraud in the claims against railway com­ panies for damages because of injury to polled to confine myself to the stage the spine through accident. Dr. Johnson coaches and railroad trains In a great asserts that an English surgeon named mea*ure, bat I am getting now so I like to Erichson gave a stimulus to this kind of spend my evenings at home, anyhow, and imposture by publishing a very eensationif 1 do well this year I shall sell my bur­ glars’ tools and give myself up t$ ths au­ •ver Mince that time railway companies thorities. You will understand, gentlemen, the del­ plaints of spinal injqry baring no foundsicate nature ot this request, 1 trust, and not mt.ooo.tru. mj motive.. My lotaiitleo, thing become, that physicians noi .r. perfectly honor.bl., .od my Idea In , ,ymptom. -llu^Uon .ymptom.," doln? tbi. I.. .. I m.y my. to .apply . , *,.1, ummpUon ladtmm. u laloug-Iolt want. I lentloa to .be tb. company. H<vlns tn.t what 1 b. ' ' poi. od» tlmt. lb.u,b p.L»Dr. wJ<jbn*oii „ yera are just horrid. I want a divorce and with your .ppro.d .nd ^t to .«Bkr r»oe»mo*.ot th..pta. ta r»Ution. .nd that oor very | mrldeuta. raArowd employe, mana*, relation,, .. they hare erf,tel tn the p.,1, ^.p, u,„, lrlJur,„. H. nmy m.ntlnae tbrourb the yean to come, . Ita nnmbw ol earn. In wbk* th. allmad .nd that year bank my wWl™ h. .doom. I ytea„ ..^..Uy jl. JSd ' victim subsequently recovered, as he could Ull th. cow. come home or word, to that h,„ doM ^e injury UMU >Mua i. the opinion one bank account. Bru. Nra. THREATENED REPRISALS. river transit of the Congo 'and its tributa- chain ot sta'ions. Consular reports just laid before Con gross give authentic details of the trade of $22,(KX».0O0, largely* consisting of articles —hich tills country can supply; aud ta»ere over $27,000,000. A JERSEY AMAZON. Thepeople of Tukahoo, DennisrHIe and u . ae upper end of Cape May County have for some time past, been startled at the wonderful exploits with rifle of‘ blneBtatlon, on the West Jonty Railroad. splendid physical development. married She is November last the couple settled t» their worn in lias a pretty little daughter, twelve years of age, who can sing like a nightin­ gale. It la believed that the woman is a native Amazon has astonished the natives of the turn* in the vicinity with bar skill. Brane rifle -ball and ' frequently of a character to mislead juri I ley have lately been successfully tranramtted through th^ intermediate stations stretching from Z^nxibar.'on the east coast; into the interior. Arab merchants have also safely come through from Zanzibar to Leopoldville thus proving the connection he thinks they generally find for the i ra^x^Tw^r*^ ' . A curious statement is made by a gentleman well versed in English and Irish polo tics. Shortly after the Pbosnix Park as- * 0ULL WH(CH KNEW HfS BUSINESS, "'■•TvL'ibtan win ba— U>«r u»t«ral ! - A“ ,“11“ cn«,u- ’“*• <■ “• ro. is at the bottom of the outside wrapper. (fflON NOTICE.-The firm of Rtehibis day di»the business If nexled, dagger against dagger. ‘•Nothing, “would to Prairieville, March 17. im. EXPLORER STANLEY. being unable to see any one outside ot the family. Por some week* past her mind National, bank note, the cashier did ditto, and the two autographs were turned over (London DUp«tob.I The patterns are new that paralytic was his coat-tail protruding lyn Village, a suburb of ClescUud. and well aud favorably known there, and by many good people in the city. Mrs. Fainter Lax been on invalid ter several years, bring affected with a dangerous spinal trouble, aa her Cl-v»land friends he said: “Now, I’m a man ot business. I A ha\ fork ojr a manui^ fork ? A hoe, shovel, rake or spade ? • A gasoline or an oil Stove? Any tin, copper or sheet iron ware? ■ Any eave-trougirig or roofing? A cistern pump, well bucketor lead pipe? Jack knife, clothes line or a wringer? Plow points or boot blacking? _ _ . Moe which grazing in a field they Englishmen, th* chief nf some Irish organ* iw.ion will be made to pay an eve Tor an Is the Place to Trade DO YOU WANT pity by the fsilow'n help] Pam ell a:u! Itevftt werw both for a time in sxtevma danger, and it is certain that if a exhibition in tbe'Town Hall at Damniavilh. “ �MARSHALL L. COOK, Editor. Hartings. Mich., May 23, IBM. Railroad meeting nt the court house to-night. ________________ ■ Law and Order Meeting—In lieu of the regular services at the M. E. and Presbyterian churches Sunday evening last, a law and order meeting under the auspices of the W. C. T. UM was held at the M. E. church. The seating capacity of the church was tested to its utmost parity and much interest was manifes­ ted by the large assemblage. Rev. Carnahan conducted the devo­ tional exercises, and Rev. Hunsberger t»riefly outlined the object and purpose of the meeting. On behalf of the W. C. T. U, Mrs. Bailey thanked the law-abiding citizens of Hastings for their sympathy and in­ terest In the object so long labored for by that organization, viz: the suppres­ sion of vice In Hastings. Mrs. Bailey was followed by C. G. Holbrook, who in well chosen language (dearly outlined the situation and ar­ raigned the saloonists and gamblers as violations of the laws of our state. The speaker clearly sounded the keynote to the situation in the advancement of this one idea, that the people of this state should enforce the laws they now have, regulating the liqaor traffic and for the suppression of vice and gamb­ ling, before clamoring for more strin­ gent laws. It is a well known fact that a law not backed by public sentiment, remains a dead letter. The speaker stated that in his opinion the gambling hells.of this cty have wrought more ruin than, even the saloons. Mr. Holbrook is Unequivocally upon the side of law and order. Judge Smith followed in a ringing speech in favor of the enforcement of the laws, giving his opinion that should the law be enforced to the letter there would not l>e a single saloon in the city —that the saloonlsts could not live upon the profits of their business. The speaker advocated the selection of a committee of twelve, to whom com­ plaints of violations of the law could lie made, when it would be incumbent upon the committe to investigate such .-oinplaints, collect evidence and bring the offender to justice. P. W. Niskem gave his support to the law and order element, stating that the apathy of our people was in a measure responsible for the present state of affaire. He stated that liquor was sold to minors whenever called for. Mr. “ Nhkern remarks were timely and well received by the audience. Rev. M. V. Rork being prtsent, was called upon for a short speech, The reverened gentleman responded in his inimitable style, telling plain truths, striking the target every time. He ar­ raigned the people of Hastings for their lazness in this matter, and if we mis­ take not, deverted the thoughts of many of his hearers into new channels. Ft was decided to hold a meeting at the court house Wednesday evening for the formation of a citizens’ league. At the meeting held in the Court room .Wednesday evening, C. G. Holbn»ok, C. G. Bentley. C. 8. HUboum, Qement Smith, W. P. Sidnam, D. R. (look and L. E. Stauffer were appointed a committee to prepare plans for a per­ manent organization, and to secure for the movement the endorsement 9t the business interests of thedty. Thex^ext meeting will be held upon the call of this committee. As to Law and Order.—That the laws of the state with reference to saloons and gambling are now and have been violated in this city no one will deny. That these violations should be stopped, all good citizens will admit How best to stop them is the question. We submit » few suggestions which may be to the point. First—the idea that should be kept constantly at the front should be the enforcement uf the laws; not the perse­ cution of any man or set of men. Second—'Hie league should not be officered by extremists whose acts will alienate from the league the- cordial -upport of many of our l**t citizens. Sound, practical men, men who recog­ nize society as it is, and yet men who have no axes to grind, men who will I* fearless in the discharge of duty, should be placed on the committee who will have to deal with offenders. Third—Too much should not be at­ tempted. By stopping gambling, and t lie sale of liquors to minors and drunk­ ards; by giving te the officers of the law rf ready support in the discharge of their duties, and giving them to under- wheahallbe Fifth—Conduct all Detroit White Lead Works Liquid Paint cdvedati [Atm copy.] Caldwi ^wt^torthococa. OorMte KuueQ miration CAUTION I There are many poor Liquid Paints. The Most Powerful Heating Furnace Ever Sold Ask for the D. W. L. W. Liquid Paints, and accept no other. There are some other concerns whose names are liable to be confounded with the above. Observe A OBM* Heating Successfully the past winter where other furnaces failed, when thermometer ranged from 4 to 80 deg. below zero. Every Fumaoe Warranted. 5 *SS^u«rt! Manufactured aid Sold Only by HUfflAH BROS., Hartag, Miti New Goods! Call and See "“-i the exact name: “Detroit White Lead Works.' The Largest Stock, Absolutely the best paint it is possible for man to make. It stands better outside than pure lead. It -ahi • U The Best Stock, The Best Made, At The Lowest Prices RNT SMITH Judrr of FrrihM. Bought for Spot Cash, at less than cost to manufacture them. R. MUDGE price of other goods to deceive you. It will cost I sdlAQ you the same to apply poor paint as good, and only Tn J (J LUU I VO a very little more to get the best. The best is always cheapest in the end. It is guaranteed. Liquid paints are fast superceding white Properly made they are far more durable than This is a well known make of Corset, and the price we quote is 25 per cent less than they have ever been sold. E. Y. HOGLE white lead. the zD. W. L. W. liquid paints are positively preference over all others. They are a com­ bination of pure white lead, zinc and linseed oil, Pure lead alone will powder or chalk off. Pure zinc alone will peel off. Combined, <^ch counteracts the other’s poor qualities. They are between 30 and 40 per cent, richer in white lead than any other liquid paint in the market. ard*rrd, that Muiiila1.. ,D. MM. at tea u’H. >ed tar the tautii. are required to spirxr nt art* Awn to be baMru n the Hty of HanUas* in *al. tree. W any Umtc Ix w b n Ultaner abouM not !»• grnr.ud. tie natter ordered that stain ■**— ’*■*--------petition brarlns tli-n-nf by < to I-- pteliahed li newspaper printed at Baity, aacr In ea----- — —. wreka, previous to ted da; of Im »riu CLEMENT SMITH. (A true copy.) JuiUr-d Pml- HUic.rf uirhixan. Nterr K hereby । dale Mrrrr allowed'tar creditor* U> t>r m-ui tw data* mcalnal the estate of ARTHTB E. HA< tePg.tele of ted roomy, deccaaed. aud that al! the probate office In the rtty »t Hastuirt. m wid ■My.MMUMaMl aM aDnvatMT. on or teteiitteM4biyefNteeteb* nest. mmI ttuu wV te heard tafar? htol court <-« the IM day Of jub «u the Mh ‘lay of N*n>*:n. bcr next, at ten o'etork tu the foretwMw nJ r...'h of UMMedays. \ Dated, Mai tvUi. liM. \ z CLEMENT SMITH. Jadyr of fTMan* 1 wish to submit the following reasons why the best and why they should be given the duhvrriltd. at Jahn Winters, admhiKtrx’.ur of nui-f praying Rte hta ftn>1 thi- ><m» i: be beard and allowrU ,uri a o« wmBujoneolUw—OkhtMnl HEALTH-PRESERVING lead, and will be the paints of the future. Utte Of ITr.kafr > of Joaepti Mb-I:- I One Dollar! I To all those who contemplate buying Camels, Curtains, Curtain Fixtures, &c. this Spring. We are in such a shape as to offer inducements that will COMMAND ATTENTION. N. B.—We are headquarters for warp. W.S. Goodyear & Co Mitnore. Saturday i Lily Held Mr. Sol -hipped TO There the advert Mire and n Hastini fair grouw La dub, liable shoe Hired by 8 ALL gOO and shoe Simmons J A LARG] Scudder n demand. Tuesda' city, in her The remaii lor intern By Jew toGmoM Battle Oi other MM mm* <■■■ ’ xcellent a »*dy. Iteai obtained^ tftale of MiehixBii. County uf Rarry «. NoUot laboreby givrn that •»» nt. <T.lrs <>.' ITrteUr Cttirt fnr the r.»>uty uf fl»«ry'fcudr <oi Ute Nth any of Muy. 1«M. oix itMutli- tnui. t *1 Ms were ahowi Bbr m-Uhor* •<> pr’-wnt t>eir Mteste&it ttesatsu James rmi.UP*. Mineral. I county mi their elahnt tntfarr nn.«i rmtat# NObstraBoB, to die rib of Ha-Ut *», hi ■oanty, tor •saasiaattoti and »iw. <>n or IMKMflrd Nowutoer next. *i.<i MMdb etatea WO De teunl hefnrr said court >n the Irt day of Joly aud !).«• loth day of N<-v trf-er next, nt tea o'eiark hi th* tarrtH-ii of h of । thane <ta\ ■ Dpted/Mnj Nth, ISM. • <nJaban>nirrH. Jud*- <>i Grgy’s Specific Medicine. TEAM MAM.TteGrr ’ Enff-TEAM Ml Hahretueiy. Ar. ••tire Beu Inal CmwiuaptloK In our piuunphh-t. winch •» Do not make the mistake of buying HII BEAT MEDICINK C<1. Buflato. V. i oeeoant of conntarfeita, we h«'r a<i<> a poor article because of low price. *. Form Frank township, to his fati is always uniform in shade and body. It never fails to give satisfaction. Do not allow the low phu**-’ HOOBA SVKKLY plain of tJ this issue. By kxti the Baxxi *'t Wed new its subectfl morning. We lea Assyria, hs one erf hie 1 how the ac hie Ui state lactursr^fil • rooms he it shouk gboddti«a WHYshc • oldiers hoi built soon i •tre agitetix it, and whj and win. v AnowoI line few & ■ -better kept N»*h ville. just how U numerous) GUARANTEE1 SCREEN DOORS We guarantee the quality of our Liquid Paints to be super­ ior to all others, and we will repaint free of cost any building painted with them, where they do not prove more durable than white lead and oil put on in the ordinary way! The warm weather will soon be upon and you will want screen doors, We m them, the finest you can ask for We guarantee onr liquid paint to contain no adulteration, and not to blister, crack, peel or chalk off, when used accord­ ing to direction. Leave Orders Now DETROIT WHITE LEAD WORKS N.B.- If you are going to paint your barn, do not fail to try the Barn Paint made in four colors, and the cheapest and most darable paint yon can apply. I can give you good testimonials from customers who have used these paints. Don’t ah come in a rush We are just receiving the finest rurniturn ever LYON&HKALY and the foil Krertly held Ml �The Hastings Banner. FRIDAY. MAY a. 1RM. tion shows that he had, and his widow and little son will thus have «3^»> to thetolly i. gone. ^4 zr?y Tbei their It will not come turnaoro stood the trot. Thoro of our rmdere oonteuipliting building howro, S?<DAY' next’ M gJ0 P- m., CoL eburchro. stone or srtuxj houroe where II. II. G4i| will deliver Ki address before a furnace can be urort, should get the Hbd«HOrklngmeD’8 Chrtdaiion thit w*k, 1^75. S'orcroaa furnace, theebeapeat and best those who and made right here at home. Hee dwUre to hear ^“ething that u, the A MOl-NT YOV OWE ME Huffman Bros.' ad. elsewhere In this o. D. SPAUI.DINO. will interest and benefit them, they will ■issue. _________ ,________ hear the Colonel. 5 Local News. pn'Al, on four pages of this fam?. We call the attention of our readers yli< higan avenue has been much im­ to the quarter column announcement of C. L. Glasgow, Nashville's live hard­ ' - proved. ' tlonment because ot having no public - , > <>Te the changes in the railroad time ware merchant and agricultural imple­ library: • mentdealer. Mr. Glasgow is one of . Icxrd this week. n ' the BaNNIR subscription list has re- the “get ithere” fellows, and appreciates the value of printer's ink. tvtH .i 1 iff this week. • Thk blanks for the census enumera­ Cali>well’s five and ten. cent store tor* are at the county clerk’s office. ..the place to get great l»rgains. The clerk suggwta that the ennmera. Thjikk will sooa be instituted at tors caH for the same as soon aa possi­ ,< ..irk-tte a Knights of Pythias lodge. ble, in order that they may have an op­ i Kirk Grant’s double shot was the ad- portunity to look them over and be­ Imrali'-a of all the l»oya. It was a come posted as te their duties. iiaisy. —; The Society connected with Emman­ A ;:EAf variety in hosiery for 10 uel church will Ire entertained by Mrs. » at C.dd well’s opposite the Central O. & Hadley and the ladles associated with her, in the society rooms in Row­ m jiEi.r BaNnei: readers cannot com­ er’s block on Thursday of next week. plain of th- amount of local matter in Supper served from six until Seven. AU are cordially invited to attend. riwissiift , ■ Forr.miN quart pails 35 cents, 10 qt It is said that one of the Hastings p ub. 32 c- nt>. at Caldwell’s five and ten gambling dens is furnished with the richest and moat costly of furniture, rept store. G. Robinson gave a tea party the proprietor of the same finding jt siturdu) afternoon, in honor of Miss necessary to procure a safe in which to keep his valuables. Has this man done |.fly IJeWlivn • ' Mit-S -r. I mciiAKP.of Prichardville, an honest days’ work in ten years ? «MT» City traitors to their constituents. The yatarwidthMthewaa not discourag­ ed because of the smallness of the gath­ ering. On motion, the following gentlemen Mere elected an members of the county committee: ^John Bemmer, Hastings dty, chair- W. Riker, dty. Ira Stowell, Woixlland. Ira Bachellor, Castleton. Willard W. Lasher, Barry. K Ctemence, Baltimore. ■ W Latta, Assyria. Brandstetter. Prairieville. T. P. Barnum, Carlton. I* Hydejiaple Grove. r red Nausley, Orangeville. R- II. Larabee, Hope. Jas. Boyd, Johnstown. ■ Goo. W. Ingram. Irving. P. Brown/HaBtinga. The committee was empowered to All .no fine .uofine vacancies that may occur. Total.. . ................... „ .......... *.......................... ............ *21* 00 Folj^jwixg are the census enumera­ tors for Barry county. Asayria— A. W. Wilcox. Baltimore—Dr. A. L. VanHorn. Barry—Andrew G. Cortright Carlton—T. P. Barnum. Castleton—E. W. Murray. liaatlngs—s. R. McIntyre. i "“I tth wards, John H. Dennis. Hastings City, Sd and 3d wards-E. Our $10 All Wool Cassimere Suits for $S,00.~ Our $7.50 All Wool Cassimere Suite for $5.00. Our $15 Fancy Cassimere Suits for $7.50. Our $18 Cassimere Suite for $7.50. Our $90 Light Worsted Cassimere Suite for $7.50 <1 S. Hilboum, Hastings dty, Secre­ rtumown .. .. Grove... < Wunmrrtlle....... Prtlrfevttle ....' Rutland ThoroappJe . . Woodland.......... Yankee Spring*. OUR GREAT SALE! Rey. M. V. Rork was in the city Sun­ day. Mrs. L. C. Welton has returned to thiscity. . Prof. Burkhard, of Traverse city, visited Prof. Hall Monday. 1 Col. Armstrong, qf Bowens Mills, was a Banner caller Friday. Lee Reed was hand-shaking with Hastings friends Friday and Saturday. Rev. I. M. B. GiUaspie, of Bowen’s Mills, was among ouK Monday Callers. Maj. Anderson, the irrepressible, was in attendance at the railroad meeting here. Mrs. Oscar Crook is dangerously Ill at the home of her parents on the county farm. Judge Smith and P. A Sheldon intend taking in the republican national con­ vention. Mt. E.’W. Murray, of the Nashville News, {mid this office a pleasant visit Saturday. Mrs. W. H. Powers and h*er mother, Mrs. Brown, are visiting relatives in Grand Rapids. Truman Parker of the agricultural college, sjient a few days with his par­ ents in Carlton the past week. Mr. Herb Snyder, who has been ill for over a week past, is able to walk out, but he is looking decidedly thin. Senator Pennington, of Charlotte, was in the city Saturday, in attendance at the democratic county convention. Mr. C. E. Bank, a student of the agri­ cultural college, was in Hastings Satur­ day, with Will Morse, of Maple Grove. Hope-Benj. Worden. Irving- Thos. Sullivan. Johnstown- Levi M. Dewey. Maple Grove—Russell Slade. The band boyij are to have another •' :pp--; "”’doz. frogs to Stanton parOrangeville—L. F. Cook. dance at Union hall Wednesday even­ Prairieville—Frank Bacon. ing next Good music will be furnished. Rutland—Thos. KeUv. Ehank C. Ryerson, of Hastings j Bill only 50 cents. These hops are en­ Thornapple —Aaron Sherk. li.wnship, has iffiide an assignment Middleville Village—W. H. Severjoyable affairs. Lovers of the “light te his iather(. —ance. fantastic” thus have an opportunity of AV ootiland—Geo. I). Barden. i'HEP.E are several changes among enjoying themselves and at the same Yankee Springs - 8. C. Ritchie. •h* advertisements in this issue. Bo time of financially aiding the band. Tuesday last. Major G. M. Ander­ « m; anil pole them. Mil Huss, night telegraph operator son, Engineer Merrill, of St. Louis, and I1.vtin( < vs. Middleville at the in this city, is an obliging gentleman Thou. S. Cobb, S. H, Cobb, Peyton Ran.tir ground'Friday. Game called at 2 and an accurate operator. Since he has ney, F. Bush, C. H. Dickinson, W. T. u. .-harp. Admission, 25 cents. been on duty; we (have had occasion to Dewing, W. L. Eaton, and M. D. Wood­ i I. if»!j>, the best fitting and most re- use the wire to a considerable extent ford, of Kalamazoo, met in the parlors :• -hflfs in tire market are manufac- for dispatches .to the metropolitan of the Hastings house with A. J. t- red by Smith, Simmons & Peabody. (bailies, and we hjive always found the Bowne, Dr. Burton and D. R. Cook, of a:.; u -I liiH-chants sell the boots dispatches printed I remarkably free from this city, to.discuss railroad matters. , i. i d-j-.' ii rmufactured bv Smith, errors. The Kalamazoo people gave assurances tint! A Peabody. Ask for them. The Michigan Central has issued an that the*balance of their proportion of ui|rE jiamta r of extra copies of ukase requiring ill conductors, station the bonus could be raised in one week’s I,-' edition were-sold. The agents, breaksmek, etc., to wear certain time. All seems now to be waiting on - idiier murder created an immense uniforms prescribed by the company. Barry county. Whenever enough money They must purchase two suits each is raised so that the local directors can Ti i.-i f- V Mr*. Adaline Eddy, of this year, and those can only Ire purchased turn over to the syndicate, the right of i • in h|r 75th year departed this life. of Mabley «fc Co, or .1. L'. Hudson, way and $42,50) hard cash, or a guaran­ a hr re taken to Jonesville Detroit. The caps must be purchased tee for that sum, operations w<ll Ire Mr. Andrew Krom, of Kalamazoo, of a Detroit firm/ What next? ’ commence I at once. Steps must be i'ir intreoa-nt .. • . was visiting his daughter, Mrs. Jas. The democratic mass convention in taken to raise the balance due from Clarke, of this city, a portion of the past • By Ji ne 1st. Hastings can “hello*" Barry county within the next four ! week. ••• <lran«l Rapids, C harlotte, Lansing, this city Saturday was not of sufficient ■weeks. We ciinnot afford to lose the flattie Creek, Jackson, Detroit and dimensions to awaken any great Robt. Urie, of St. Johns, spent Sun­ amount of enthusiasm in the breasts of railroad. , •fiier Michigan cities. day in the city the guest of bis sister, the faithful. If the leaders were^to .Shooting Tournament.—A fine who is employed in Welton & Crook’s The Nashville News 'contained an llent w rite-up of Wednesday’s trag- search in the greenback ranks they ilia’s sport was enjoyed by those who office. would there find many of the strayed participated in the shooting tournament -1). Its editor was here Thursday and The family of Jas. Wilkins have sheep. With the endorsement of But- Wednesday. Below we give the result •[btainfd the fart.® personally. .again taken up their abode in this city. UAhe democratic party will truly la* a J of the contests: They are gladly welcomed by their \ ’ AiiGH number of Middleville peo­ thing of the past! i Shoot No. 1.—S.,CroWell, and W. D. numerous friends. ple v r<» in attendance at Mr. Scudder’s There is no disguising the fact that Hayes, city, first money; Wm. Watte, •in»-ral. In fact, all portions.of the Mr. E. Burrell, of Jackson, was at this Jackson, and A. J. Baughman, Wood­ there is a feeling of disquiet in the land, second ; A. Crowell and Lute Ben. _____________________ __ *imty were well represented. place Friday. He came to see his childcounty for fear that the murderer Dur­ nett,eity, third; R .Mudge and A .-Black. | yen, nop-at their grahd-parents, Mr. Bv extra labor Wednesday night, fee will Ire tried by a sentimental jury, rshoot No. 2.--W. D. Bennett and S. j ;in<1 ^ra- Trav. Phillips. ’he Banner, containing a full account and thus go unwhlpt of the full meas­ Crowell, city, and Mr. Burgess, Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Goodyear went to -i Htdrasday's tragedy, reached Jill of ure of justice that, should be meted out first', Mr. Dodge, Jackson and R. K. (jiycagQ Tuesday, in response to a tele- -ubs-Tihri by first train Thursday to him. The record of Barry county in morning. unnound^the .tangen,u, iBthis respect is such that it cannot be ness of Mrs. Wm. Barlow. Wk learn that Wm. H. Jewell, of referred to with any great degree of Colgrove and A. Black, dty. fourth. -'Snoot Na 3.—W. Bennett ami L. Mr. and Mrs. J. <J- Perkins were in Assyria, had the misfortune to break pride by our citizens. Bennett, city, and C. Gregory, Jackson, the city several days of the past week. -nr. of Lis legs a few days sin(x*. As to. • The committee- on floral decorations first; Mr. Shout, Jackson, and A. J. They were called here by the tragedy of the incident happened we'nre unaappointed by the G. A. R. post of this Baughman, Woodland, second; G. A. Gould, Grand Rapids, third; J. W. Wednesday. Mr. Scudder waa their '-k‘ to shite. city, request all ladies who are willing to Bentley, fourth. J son-in-law. Mu. A Kelequo, the broom manu-,, contribute floral offerings for decoration Shoot No. 4.—C. Gregortr and Wm. Miss Lillian Belcher started for her •< - tiirer. finds ready sale for all of the day to leave the same at armory hall, Watte, Jackson, and R. K, Grant, first; L. Bennett and G. A. Gould, second; home in Mt. Desert, Maine, Monday },|i * an manufacture. This is over Goodyear’s hardware store, on last. During her stay here Miss Belch­ J shouldfor Mr. Kellogg is a Thursday p. m. at the latest. The com­ Hapidfi. H. u. nice, wwuug, u. x- er won the esteem and friendship of all •jr-md citizen and makes first-class goods. mittee would be pleased to receive as­ Crwwv and P. T. Uolgrove, fourth. • Shoot No. 5, double team, 80 ball»- who met her. " hy shojild not Hastings have the sistance from the ladies in the matter W. Bennett and S. Crowell, 28: Watte •-Idlers home, in all probability to be of making wreaths, etc., on Wednesday and Gregory, 29; Gould and Widdicomb. ■ Mrs. Eisentreiger, mother of lira. Rhea Granger, of Baltimore, died Tues­ '■nilt soon in this state? Other towns and Thursday afternoons. 29; Hayes and Mudge, 29; Dodge and day at the residence of N. Latham, af­ •‘te agitating the question of securing It is with regret that we announce Burgess, 28; Bentley and L. Bennett, ।. and why not. Hastings. Let’s go in the .death of Mrs. Wm. Barlow, which 27; Colgrove and Crewy, 25. First di­ ter a short illness. Deceased was well vided between Wtfta and Gregory. advanced in years, and was well known : •‘nd win. I occurred at Evansfbn, Ill., Tuesday. Gould and Widdicomb; second, Bennett in Baltimore township. .-Doing all the hotels on the valley Deceased was a sister of H. A.,, J. S., and Crowell, Dodge and Burgess; third. Mr. E. A. Stowe, proprietor of the line few are "better patronized, and none W. S. andAfiss Rebecca Good) ear, all Bennett and Bentley; fourth, Creasy and Colgrove. ' Michigan Tradesman, Grand Rapids, tetter-kept than the Wolcott house, of of this dty. The remains will arrive As we go to press the second day’s made the Banner a fraternal call here this (Thursday) p. m., accompanied AAijvffii,. Mine il0st Foote shooting is in progress. Wednesday. We are pleased to learn how U) attend to thirwants of his by H. A. and J. S. Goodyear. The fun­ Democratic County Convention. that the Tradesman Is boonring. Stowe eral is to be held at 3 p. m. to-day at the aujlwrous gijesta. y., — As per call, a democratic mass con­ knows how to get up a good paper. Min. LioiAy Ci mminZs, of Assyria, residence of Mr. Ed. Powers. , vention was held at-Union hall in this Last Friday our dty was visited by ’’•‘J’lhe largest and finest rose geranium The Crouch murder trial has been city Saturday afternoon last. The at­ Mr. Jama T. Plant, of New York, at «n the state, standing about 10 feet high postponed until Septemlrer, upon tendance was very small. Convention present a traveling salesman. He has and the r„iiagv thick and thrifty, emit- motion of attorneys for the defense. was called to order by M. W. Riker, a most remarkable history. He was ung a delicious fragrance. It would be This will create a feeling of indignation chairman of county committee. C. W. reared in Cambridgeshire, England, <reatly prized by florculturiste. throughout the state. IJ> is a mighty Crothera, of Baltimore, was electeil and while attending school at Oxford, TH.E Tues<ia.v meeting of the W. hard matter for the people of the state chairman and G 8. IIUbounu>f the Dem­ his health failed. Upon the advice of .* l - lhe following ladies were of Michigan to d«d promptly and justly ocrat, secretary. The convention then physicians he came to America, and \ 11'ivlegrttts to convention to with the criminal classes. Of course elected the followipg by acclamation as while here secured a commission from •‘«ue d w Fiint*June 8: ^esdames N. Jud and Dan will remain out on bail to delegates to the state convention: the Indian Bureau. While in Manitolre *>. 'V. I-. sidnan, B K w hatch out a dozen or more Allen fiascos. he became a great favorite with the A. J. Bowne, Hastings. • Sioux, and at last went to their rwerlenient Suiith and C. G. Bentley. Jas. Willison, Assyria. Stauffer & Salisbury have re­ C. S. Hilbourn, Hastings. ^'Kiuios workingmen have iaauert ceived the agency for the Cooley Cream­ vat Inn, lived with them seven years, ate G. A. Truman. Nashville. with them, spoke their language, and " “J ” re,l,le«in« workmen not to er. This is without doubt the very best Frank Hilbert, Woodland. adopted their drees and eustoms. “ creamer ” made, adapted to small dair ­ ' John Shean. Barry. ere. There is trouble brewing W. R. Young. Middleville. While doing this ostensibly for his imI>°rtation of foreign ies, ranging in sire and cost, according N. F. Clemente, Baltimore. health, he was really correspondent for ir.- nJ? 1“*l'*on mill owners, who to the number of cows in the dairy, from Ira Batchelder, Carlton. the London Times, and wrote up the Robt. Dawson, Hastings. ralenno, if th.y but three cows up to thirty five. It has met with unparalleled smvws. and is being Senator Pennington being present, famous Custar campaign from the used all through this state. It will pay was called* upon for h speech. The gen­ Sioux standpoint. He was a warm “I th* Hahnemann • for itself in ninety days. With this tlemen stated that he was not there friend of Sitting Bull, and knew all the ““aety on the 7th, the paper latter's plana, which he never revealed, , “ o’r; 'r‘throp Wl“ “Ot opon Uw creamer” anv farmer can make cream­ for the purpose of making a political speech, but was present by the direction owing to the kindly treatment he had ’ "fc/ coniiltlons affecting life; ery butter. <*11 and see this “creamer ^"Pon the ,,rMlala]i ’ before making other arrangements. of the state committee for the purpow- always received from his dusky friends. roiit ew. rue com*••••-----POSltlir ue.l__ _ of urging upon the democrats of Barry He carries many marks of hit seven county the necessity of thorough organ­ years of Indian life. Helsa ,->dlur»d th- hluuler. <rf thta dty, purchwed the ization. As is usual with democratic gentleman, and his fine Engliah accent idda to the Interrot ot»s novel story. t£±ta“n“«’ POllclro^ae of ,1,. *“ speech makers and platforai fonuuliOur reporter could but admire his dic­ afteT, but made no salro till the suc­ tore, be arraigned the rtyubiican party tion: hot when Mr. Plant began to tatt -as behv oppo^d to woritingmeo, ria. VTu0,W reaow» « ceeding fall, siaoe which time they hsve Sow. the peoeil pusher ewapretelMted rtc. He denounced thoae democrats lhat he kept up the sold and put ia opeewtion U ou th, tattterXt tovilw ARE ALL GOING FAST. Everyone is wondenng how we can sell suite at such prices, but then, when they study it over in their minds they can easily see that we have bought the same Grades of Goods so much less than those originally cost that we do justice to our customers to give them the benefit of the decline. Now we have placed on .our Half Price Counter the followihg Bargains^ b Men’s Fine Worsted Cutaway Frock Cassi­ mere Suits, cost the Manufacturer $16.50 annd Retail for $20,00, will be sold at once for $12.00. $12.00. $12.00.' Brown Corkscrew Worsted Sack Suits, worth $18.00, with broad binding on Only $i2.oo, $12.00. Four Button Cutaway Dress Tricot Suits, a Bargain for $18 and $20, come and take one for\only $12.00, $1200, $12.00. Nice Mixed Plaid Cassimere Suits, worth $16.50 for only . Neat new styles of Cassimere suits, sold whole­ sale this season for §12, you can have one suit for only §10.00, r ' Bargains in Boys’ Clothing. Also All Wool Cassimere Suits, 83.50. Star Clothing House, 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. 1 HAVE SEVERAL DQZEN GOOD BASE BALLS Every purchaser of a'v Gets one Free, R. K. GRANT CLOTHIER. BUILDERS’ HARDWARE PAINTS, OIL, &c Large Stock, Low Prices. H.A. Goodyear & Sons. �» JUSTICE WAITT8 DILEMMA. PxxsronrTXAi. Tatobxtm. [Cor. New York San.] leon, and in which he spent nearly five years, and finallv died. The road to Longwood, which lies several miles from James Town, passes through some ve-> • pretty valleys, where all the avail­ able ground is used for farming pur­ poses, and within sight of The Briars, a very pretty co mfry house, in which Napoleon was lodged while Longwood was preparing for him. The latter place is handier to the town, and Napoleon greatly objected to the transfer; but Longwood in nearer the center of the island, and it was considered advisable to make attempt at rescue or escape as difficult as possible by keeping him for from the coast. ' The hou*e u* sunk in a valley, and is a long, low structure, very muoh re­ sembling a two-story American summer • hotel. Scarcely anything remains in the shape of relics; but the tomb near the house end lying under weeping wil­ lows. is guarded by a French ser­ geant and two soldiers. The ground was purchased by the French, t'nder the sarcophagus, which is about three feet high and protects.! by an iron railing, the i»ody of the great em­ peror reate I twenty-five years, and un­ til it was taken to* its final magnificent tomb in the Invalides. A very near relative of the writer, who was present uhen the coffin was takewup and opened before the Prince de Joinville. said that the -embalming had been done so well, that though the skin had turned parchment hued the outline of the features remained per­ fect. ’ T*I_ It■ wm under a tricolor of 1aatin made by some woman on the island that the body was borne to the ship, ancTeach of thebe ladies was presented by the prince with a gold bracelet, in the name of the French nation. The same person who witnessed the exhum­ ation became acquainted with Napo­ leon during tiie six years of his oqe tivity, and declare.! that lie could never meet the ex-emperor’s eyes for more than a seeond. His glSnce remained till the last so pie cing that it seemed to reach into the very soul- of the ]>er■on on whom it was beut. [Wrohtngton Cor. Chicago Mewa) Having an imperative engagement in Baltimore sometime ago, Chief Justice Waite, of the supreme court, hurried to the Baltimore & Ohio depot ten minutes before’ ,the Crain started. As he was about to purchase a ticket he dlseov- a few pennies in his pocket. He looked around for a friend, but, finding none he resolved to use a desperate measure. He filed up tn the line to the ticketwindow. Ae he reached the agent he smiled an awful smile across the full width of h» enorrqous mouth, and asked thq ticket agent if he knew him. “No, I don’t," snarled the agent; and what is more I don’t want to. What do you want?” , "I want a ticket to Baltimore and return. I am the chief justice of the supreme court. I have no money with me. It is purely accidental. I can give you my personal check,? replied the representative of justice. ’ • “Oh, I know you. I know all the bloods. But tliat dodge won’t work on me. I have just had two members of the cabinet try to bilk me out of tickets and no chief justioe dodge gets me. Take your ugly mug out of thb window and get out of the way of people who have money." The chief justice glared. He could not fine the young man for contempt of court He felt worse than if he had beau a real fraud, and he blushed and Erapired so that the agent had his bef strengthened. The chief justice dashed out of the station to soeif ho eould uot find some one to identify him. He had only five minutes left It was too short a time to run to the capitol. He naw. no one. Across the street there was a saloon and an eating-house. The riiiof justice made a rush for the place, but stop]>ed at the door. Spying a private entrance, he rushed in aud aojested the proprietor with the frantic inquiry, ‘‘Doypu know meF “Yer bet yer head I do, yer honor," laid a short-haired, freckled-face man behind the bar ;* *’ye are the boas of the shuprame coort. I see ye ivory day going by here on the ears.’ "WIU you cash my check? I have no time to explain.” Hero the justic e grabbed a piece of paper and a ]>en upon a dess near by, aud began to write hurriedly. "Shure I wilt I have seen old boys off ou a tear before, get out of money. Trusht me, aor. Is it a twenty ye wan:? Here it ia. Will ye have a drop before ye run?" But before any further explanation ;-ould be made the chief justice grabbed the money and was ruuuing across the street. In some way the ticket agent bad learned of his blunder during the the judge’s absence, and was all politenens when he saw the money. Mr. Waite barely made the train, but he has not had such a shook to id* dignity since he went upon the bench of the supreme court. Visitors who,.from curiosity or busi­ ness, have called at the White House, must have been impressed by the cour­ teous vet systematic manner with which they were received and eecoried through the mansion. The wentlemen whose duty it is to receive all persons coming to the White Rouse are Colonel E. S. Denmore, Mr. John T. Rickard and Mr. 1 T. ' F. Pendel, and they have occupied their present positions through the var­ ' ious administrations since and even ■ 'during the war. Mr. Pendel was presi­ dent Lincoln's body guard; saw.him to ! his carriage the fatal night bn yphich he ! visited Ford’s theater, and he now has in his posssession the blood-stained ; coat which Mr. Lincoln wore on that, memorable occasion. There Is not a public man In America today who .does not know, and who is not known by. these gentlemen, and the reminiscencee of public and social life which they can recount would fill a congressional volume. During the weary yet exciting years of the. war; through the mote peaceful times ot Grant’s adiuinistration; while Ilayes held the reins-of government, and when Garfield was . shot, it was these men who stood in the executive mansion, welcoming the ad­ 1 vent of each new adniinistration. bow­ ing at its departure, and receiving both martyrs through its portals. During that long, hot and never to-I* fonjotten summer when President Gar­ field lav between “two worlds.” the nation became aware of the deadly ma­ larial influence which hung about the White Hoitee. But all through that period these men never deserted their posts for a single day, though each cgie was suffering intensely. In conversa­ tion with the writer. Colonel Densmore said; “It is imporadble to describe the tor­ tures I have undergone. To be com­ pelled to smile and treat the thousands of visitors who come here daily with | courtesy when one is in the Rrwitest । agonv requires a tremendous effort. | All that summer 1 hail terrible head­ aches, heart-burn and a stifling sensa­ tion that sometimes took away my i breath. My appetite was uncertain and I felt severe pains in the small of my l»ack. 1 was under the doctor’s! care with strict instructions uot to go out of the house but I remained on j iBcstou Cor. Chk-*gi> Trfisine.J' duty nevertheless. You would lie surThere is a particular point of difier Frised to know the amount of quinine । ence between Poston and New York. took; on some days it was as much as “The. Frog Pondians." as Edgar Poe sixteen grains." used to call Un: citizens of Boston |' “And was Mr. Rickard Iqully off. too?” when he va- writing his essays about ' “1 should think he was. Why. time i1 and again we have picked him up- and |he literati many years ago, know the r laid him on the mantel, lierv in the great men by sight, ami always recog­ vestibule, he was so used up." nize them upon the street, while the “Yes, exclaimed Mr. Rickard, I was average Nt w-Yorker never saw one of so weak I rotdd not rise lifter lying the famous literary men or orators of down without help, end vonhl only the metropolis, to hi* knowledge. Of wullj v idi tiu- aid oi two ciuii-s. and in course this may be accounted for in a a shieiping position. ' Hi. we h:n ;• J*en measure, because > ew York is the in a pretty taui condition here, all of us." greater city of the two, and, unlike “And yet you are all theemlxjdimenta Boston, is coeiuopolitau. Nevertheless, of health, said the writer, as he looked the difference >n thia particular cannot at the three bright and vigorous men l»e wholly ekpla.ned by difference in before him. population. The New-Yorker is al­ “Have you some secret way of over­ ways in a hurry, but the Bostonian is coming malaria and its attendant hor-. always deliberate Here people know rors 'r •each other, and stop to <diat upon the People Wiin Mb*Ft Wemeries. “I think we have a most certain way, street like neighbor* in icountry village replied Colonel Densmore, but it is no Plow [York Sun.] They know who lives in the nexi ' “I see many curious ca<e« here." said Secret. You see. about two years ago J house and the adjoining block, aud arc the detective, "of people who forget my wife lagan to grow blind, and f on terms of speaking intima-y, an I just what they most wish to remember, was alarmed at her condition. .She [ everybody know- where the famous who do precisely the thing that they finally became so she Could not tell men ofthe city reside. When Phillipa did not intend doing, and who ge just whether a person was white or black at ■ and Stunner were alive the people knew where they had uo idea of going. I a distance of ten feet. One of her lady • ineuus hu advised \iseu hfcr ner to io try iry a certain evrunu , them well by sight. I .ongfe.low was had a short-minded case last week of r friends — . ,------ . ~ — -- ^.treatment that had done wanders for! always recognized as he walked the man who has grven me more or less kher, and to make a long atorv short. | street, and Oliver Wepdell Holmes is trouble for two years past, but thia time she did ao and was completely cured, I known to all who live: at the **Hub.£? ^5 , . ?UUi* /' J1? was hardly This induced me to tty the game means : "Can you take me te the house of Dr. aboard aboard of of his hii train train before before he he was was oi off for py inv own restorationAmd restoration^nil as soon as uh i O. \V. Holmes ?” asked a lady of a car­ I found it wanedoing me good I recoin-j riage-driver recently. “Jfodade,. I can.' inende*! it to my aasociMtm andwehuve ma'am," was the answer; “don't everv what was it ? He went over and under nil been cured right here in the’ strong­ man know where he lives, sure?’’ the benches, turned his pockets inside hold of malaria and kept in perfect When 1’merson was alive he was as well out, aud even searched his hat. The health every since by means of warn-! known te the Bostonian as to the good train had been gone fifteen minutes, and er’s Safe Cure. Now I am not a believ- j people of Concord, and all of those he had not even got so far as to remem­ er in medicines in general, but 1 do not whom 1 have mentioned were held in ber what he was searching for. At hesitate to say that I am satisfied 11 high regard, as is the gracious autocrat last he gave it up, aud went to the tele­ should have died of Bright’s disease of i to-day. graph office, where he wrote out a mes­ the kidnejs before this had it not been 4 [Wasliin^o.i (l». t'.l Letter.) Very few of the }»eople who stream through the > ationsl inwym know, I fantj, that sinalI locks os hair taken from the lieiuls of the preaidentM, tram Washington io r*®rc£, are carefully preserved in a p Iok* covered box in'one of the exhildt on case*. They are inter­ esting ns th.* oniv relicMof the bodies of our chief xiagMnrtee.' Washington’■ hair in this collection is nearly pure white, fine, and glossy. That of John AdamS'is nl»o white, but jt coarse. Jefferjon’s Ihair ' is • - rather coarse, aud in color a mixture j <rf white and sandy brow n. You can tw» fiat, iqhis youth it must have beenI reinSYkable for its bright bolor. Madison’.-, liair .'s coarte, a mixture of wbke and brown; Monroe's is fine, smooth, and of its original dark auburn in • color. The hair erf John Quincv Adams - is of the oddest color; it is coarse, and colored like a yellow-gray cat’* eye. Gen. Jfcksou'a hair is a coarse white. \ aik Buren’s is white, fine, and smooth .'Gen. Harrison's is fine and whit-, with a slight admixture of black. John 1 yler's hair is mixed white and brown. Millrrd Fillmore's, on the other hand, is brown, with a few white streaks. 1 rsnklin Fierce* u a dark brown, fine and soft. At a ree< nt meeting of the Twilight club a large parto. the entertainment consisted of n : tatement by each one present of how lie earned h» first dol­ lar. Among the means mantionedwere the following: Planting corn at 'Jbcent* a week, selling newspapers on a train, writing a college priae essay, punching boles in ekate *traps, selling a dog for f2S. getting #30 for staying on one o. the Malay islands a* hostage for a ship’r crew, picking rock* from a garden, Seil­ ing photographs of war heroes in a Nes England village, and working as office fteraatii ‘4 W-^r0’j 1 x Un fortunately for the promulgators the dogma that education purgea a sage to a Philadelphia friend to watah every man who left the train which he had intended to take, and try to recog­ nize any of his property, particularly his‘models ' He was an inrante^,and thought the lost article might haefbeen a model. Then he started back td his office te see if he ha 1 left his lost prop­ erty there. As he was croui ng We,t street he chanced to run against wh.at he was looking for. It was his son. a bright lad, whom he had taken te busi­ ness with him in the morning. Thai use it as a household medicine and give it to my children whenever they hate any ailment. ' “Yes, exclaimed Mr. Pendel. 1 use it in my family all the while and hate found it the most efficient remedy we have ever employed. 1(5 know of verv many public men who are using it toflay and they all spook well of it." “1 weigh 16opoun<L* to-din said Mr. Rickard, and when m» phvslrians told ' me over a year ago I could not hope to recover I weighed 122 pounds. Under such influences you cannot wonder that! I consider this the best medicine before tiie American people." Bortinaut - of every known variety of The £htve statements from these short memory iu the market. The re­ mark rfioirt frequently heard from gentlemen need no comments. They are voluntary and outspoken expres­ the rfreat unreliable^ is, ’There, sions from sources which are the- high­ I fold that man to remind <me est in the land. Were there the of it.’ They are the men who slightest question regarding their auth­ forget because thev don’t give atten­ enticity they wot/d not be made public tion to anything; they are always in a but as they furnish such valuable hurry, aad alwayw get left. One of my truths for all who are suffering, we uncustomers has a memory which ma? be ofalf tiUgl'V pU,>^ ttie,n f°r«ie K°o<l called doubly abort. Yesterday he for­ got where he had pat a jmclcage, spoke STATE NEWS. to me about it and found it five yf*T “go‘ HoUte brooks, minutes afterward iu’ hia coat tail jxxikot. This morning he came rnn> GrtUtan stepped on a stone, cutting his foot, which nas troubled him more or mg up to me and nake I me if J had heard anything aboi^his lost package. leas> ever since. A few days since his foot festered and a piece of .‘tone was I said I thought he would find it in taken from the wound as large as a hia tail pocket, which he did. He firntl <?>rn' A blindi heretofore forgot the article, then remembered - thought to be n severed cord has all dis­ after begot home -thatbe had forgotte > appeared. it, but forgot tiiat he had found it vIts . John G. Lee, of the Grand Haven rather tough when you come to look KOOi' [ffoteatlflc Press ’ On the v eat coast of England grows a sort of saa grass (porphyra laciniatej which ia made into something very like bread. In the main it is gathered by women; they then wash it and pluck Hl"'™ ncndl'' g® claim*,. iMtid' SS-JS3I: ar rxnmfaaROYAL G. BACK. DANIEL WARNER. DARWIN JfrOMBER. Fl 1 .is >»r imumoor lu »« For five year" I auflerad Tl r given; that in pnrauance «rf I .L«5 "“Zrj-Wi ume,*na «m rxmerw*--.tj ’r ^t>«. You m»y ue my wur, fl,u ’ jcaawviixa, ul, April s^uhL df Fwwosi.x.r: . wiiu the inPour daoebter** j,,,. »...mHani tn how «he h** imah.v* •"«» mu — — ---- 1 irmly brilrra Ui*4 - ‘ II ISM. at ten o’etock tn tin- forenoon ofttat dsj' to am WillfoN > u : '"•« •**• mF ’JD"-. , um noiitfri'Ml »• • "“■t » wnnyt^CJl care N. B -ThV w*n <*••■ >..,-pr«*fon. Fmid Mr*. Hphlrr. N... & Will hl. Fart Wnyn*. InA . I hnvr *uir-re»l for •ixto<-n y**r» with »P*mndic |-iin lit my bred *nd gatml n*r*o®* deblliiv. !.»*■ nly I bad * *«**re attack <rf pain in my h«*id. reared by *19“ t,arvou« exliMU-Uon. J tt»<»u<bl I «h»ald die. My btubwxl ««ld we would tret Zoa-HBare tborourtily. He gave tl to me according to direetiou* for -ererecarea, and In Ira than two hour* I and completereltat I Ow PwBpbtet nO >!»«■■«<• of Waare Ud CMMrre,’ — — . —■■-aKsvva IK ■ JLBjra — an,! state ot Mkhipaa. muitalntatf twenty aem t land mon- or ira*. . thi »Off th< doek a minor. Notice Is iirrebj riven that I shall sell at pub­ lic auntloa. to the iaicbest tedder, Baturilay. the War <b«' of «*>'. A. D. tSM. st ten «. Hock, in the f<»r-li**; • th* !"'•<*«’• <>««•. fii.tbe city «rf Wa*l!nf». In Ila- r<MUtj of Barry, hi tor state trf Mkhtgau. punnuwt to Unrense and futhority sninte<! t« me on the trth <Uj ot Man-h. A. p. ism m tli- probate emtrt at Harm eoraity.Micbteau. all id the estate, right, UUc and iutereet of th-sakl ralnoe <>f. tn *ndto the real estate situ­ ated aud bcUw tn the oouub ot Barry ia the state of Mi<-m(Xn.kno«n and described a* folkm*, u. wil; City tat number four <4» of blosk numlxw ten (it) In the eastern addition ot the- •il’SST LiA ROVTf sid <»**—am« oeniw tlM to tit CHEAT ROCK IBLANC ROUTE Guardian. DAME’S BALSAMIC TABLETS, ONE FATENT TUMILEB TW........... MEDICINE TIME KEEPER, Invaluable In tb* aide room. eradKore of Mid derawed are requrated tn pntM iit their rlainn before Mid urobalc court, at the probate offr-e. In tlie rtty of Haxtlnc*, In lal.i county, for exaraloaUou and allowaiwx. on or brforr the Mb day of Ortobrr next, and that <uich claliaa will br bean! l>rfarr Mid roan on tbeWthday --- ------» on tb. «li a»> ot Ortobor ■ Uli next, at t«ni < ONE COOK BOOK. N. H. 1» OXSUMFT1ON AMD[jOUGbS 1 l LKMKNT HM1TU. Judge of Probate. THE MONKS DAME CO., Daaburr. Coon. ASK I fCR Ops&Mavt . Default Imvinc been nartr tn ttw payment <rf a certain Indenture of ukm------‘------- ‘— tenth day of January. A. Southward anti Caroline [ iwveti hundred and sKty-eK dollan and ninety• <>nr cent', and no pru'redjuci harina been in| «tittrtrd at law to recoverThe dHK rrmaintnc Mwurrd by Mild niortaaar. or any jxrt thrrrul. . and the power of »a>r Uwrrin contained having become ofwrathe. notice h hereby Ktvrn that on the twenty-eighth day of June. A. 1). 18M. nt on<* g'rlock In the aflcmooti, at the north front [■TRADE JT MARK j| £UX\R. CONSUMPTION I Liver and Kidney Remedy, [ Oomuwndeil from rbe wHl knewnl CuraUvrs Hom. M*'t. Bu-' u. liuidraka. Damk'li -n, &uaapur.' !*, C*> cara Sacrada, etc.. oonibinUl with an artwrabfo Aromatic KUxir. » ito roiE jfBtrai t wSsnai,i ucur •d time* witho-it number by the time­ ly twe of Downs’ Elixir It wi!i cure Orowp. Bronchit^. Asthma, Pleurisy, Whooping-Cough, Lung Fever, and all dlmaes of the Throat, Chest and Lungs, afeca other remedies fail F ' *'• *J »n «•—* xmr. ~EX:5S A UK. Jr?'*, larli^a. 7-. |Th-y cure Klwnuu.itUm, and ail L’rinary trouble*. Th-y tnvtrora'e, aourteh, rtrajpt'ien and quiet the Narwm-c Byetein. Mi Pn W< fid to 1 IBC Um at of. joh ert Ke Be W. th< HIS eman !<• pay the amount due on <nld mortgage with mtcrml UnTvoa at eight per eent. toiertiwr wtth the < and r\|»-n»r« allow r,I b> lau. I>at«l. Narrh Wth. A. D. t*4. WILLIAM J. DIBB1.K. COOK A 8HKLDON. Mortgngn Atty-a for Mortsafrr taaoui-ATB-Tins bowxls. Ion < in imrrj rouniT. jwivdikbii. imiki ixnm niwiM- p«ins Hm* place irf bolding Uie Cirvult Court tor wk! county of Ramr.! I shall wfi at pUbilr anstsm V. the* hishrM bidder Ukr land* and nrcni He*dt-WTibru in Mill luni-tfaqtr, U> wit: All that certain niece nr parrel cd land *ltuatc In The county M Barry and stno- «rf Michicae. known and <hr»<TH*d m> follow*, rlx Hie »«l h*lf iWVv of northeast quarter <n»%) ot M-etton thirty-six (Wi. In township four (4> north, ot IJESESSATWmmi QA1 ma cul CGluS Io any addtra upon recatpt of 10c. In alampa. Hit del ProtMUe Notlo*. probale cinirt for the rotuity of Barry' W*!** on Ibe Kh <iay of Anrt1,1*4 *h inocitb* trau Umi date were allowed for creditors to present their elaiait Mpdn.it Uw> estate <rf Peter Cobb, Ute of Hopsand Matt Bitters Co. DETROIT. Mien. 1 nternational Throat 4 MLaforrtte Arem* di •n o'clock in the forenoon of each of thane <bmCs Dated April mb. iml CLEMENT SMITH. Judge of i*rol«te. 1^ I IJ i A PRIZE. CarhB Boro Bcrofalb, fa1A EryslpelAs. Erysipelas. Pimples Grabs, >s And Face Fact Grobs, Blotches. Boils, Tumors. Tet­ ter, Humors. Sad Rheum. Scold Heed. Sores, Henarial Diseases, Female 'Weakness And IrrefulArities, DivtiJMS. Loss of Appetite, Juandiee, Affiectiens o! the Liver. Indi­ gestion. Biliousness. Dyspepsis And General DebJIity. FOSTER, MILBUBM A CQ. hyVB.<»*. Bit AGENTS Reflecting Safety Lamp SM Inrttuite wre founded ofltota, nl p“"*' '—Q--------------the spec (luuMwry Order. h< •^^llTlllt r<Hirt fOr tb* co>fi^> 01 *btrr> In Frank <1. Piercescoiuplain*m. FOKSWEE & MACKIN. Allwn Ward, defendant. ’’rhiuuw H,rh,Kan' r,fth *h'dljii»! (WUt-fn IWt penJimr In the rimilt court for Ils* county Ill Ur nu'Ucr of ths Mtetr '•! t-«F H *"4 ^MteSter, an lirttniairttt which tonvi-y* nird.n J“ ™»****ry- ■» tt»e coral bora* In the KMfotteUirtte). minors 1WH ** on tKh «fo)’ <>< April A. D. ■Xotire I* hereto siren IW JLnrai is the 'hi ini fw VO ha< Du fin nit th< rai rot *tr - In i’ll hh hit ins the air p**wiae«, that Throat and Ums^uL ot Mlahioa. pannmat to Ik.-;?f’uJ’rp mnted to mr on lhe.tSli d*' .,AJX “«®*n 5??e-4*. nrlt?<1 ,o teveaUpite this mode of wrttaTnr* il«H 1TO^®"‘*b** to cal! tn person E”™ 'luesUoti* aud Internatkmsi silL। New*. IhouaandK treated by letter T Glass ,w: "wrT ISMMtennmi. uowe i P^^ribed for hln *ppwxticej Dated thin 1Mb day nl April?A. D 1*4. f limit ahj,L^^.’SS "T?r ,>si^in,is5siroT’ “■• "*■’ glioa. ribbed and rough plate for «kVHifh’t ' Sohclton for Cra^alnaiit. .. toUo'.». IO.WU; < ud un |2> w<riKjH ™>r "•»' etamn»uteiiar smith art?'i< '< nu***"*^ tSEKywiS saultm*'t remer ot W known i* the (l. M. Ever* store ■timing, thrttre west tw»nty ,.vnorth thv-^eWroe* SELf-CUE. ITrwnt, Probate. Iwanl Muth '£ag» ttk. L?1'*' 8,4,1 tn no’ of1 me yot j*t W( im April -a. FREE! How Loit, Hw Restored! s be "n»*r: the bill of conjiilslul dtroetlonn for tiring. c.-Jl upon or nd<lroi“ “ DR. M. BOUVItUJL M Ldsyette Ave., Detroit?Mich MAN HOP thi for IS Ml Fit .UM I houra: then the mau b» eut in pieces ? ?”? two eNMrwt, wu with kniv?* and kneaded into loavee. “koi “fstodbih during a log driving to giv< givaJ -OJia111 Quigley has been ar­ Oat meal is then strewed over it1 to it greater ‘ and a more and then it is baked, it } uenies bang the murderer. wuxt. te. TheceiH hi sqfxmer for four days, and in ui°ta" rp“-|f"«h.<'olllna. haaa calf ,rtraR«’Jl' peeuhariy ooalight. Many women on the “tructal, and reaamUing dUrmait ani- I "Owmful practice. t)‘rei t ooaatof Devonshire earn their living bv ‘'£j*H'abu»c may ‘j3 * ™»St rohrthi? wt» n»tw|.- of cure. d«a rwemWlng the hippopotamus Downs' FOR Damagea, aonlversary of the settlement of the townahip of Ifc* dina. Arrangements have been nude ^“'‘-Miteamal celebration on rae.gr?>'.'nd'’ot <Xk Urove Academy in that village. !1U CHICAGO. FOR TEN CENTS. rm *vwrMarat TtekM oaa. For Mie by FREDERICK HOTCHKIS& Notice la hrrrby flreo that tnr an order of the probate court for the county of Barry made on the Mil day of April, WM. pix BumUi* tnxu that date were allowed for creditor* to prrreul i»y thi !>l int dw At hi« hit n eq 1M iUpUl»»«ate4 Nervous fixhanstion. Premature Decay. Lorn of Manhood. tV^'.. w*“al' “ T WUUAia — w �A3, zr// . /h B**™ BBC** WILTS’ J M.BOQKBSAOO. I went baede to Durf«fTVol? nf **n in my dream the night before, and CORN, OUTS, CLOVER SEED. TIMOTHY I trembled like a W with excitement. SEED, CORK MEAL. FLOUR, HAIR, I a ? “>e body, I was afraid of him and he is the first LIME, PIASTER, STUCCO, fee’a hired .am hflSS S Juan I over feared in my life. He came WATER LIME. •tktrf’^d. Drove six miles and chanirerl uf near me and I Sad an ax. Hewked if my name was Durfee. I told him it He told me to put down the ax. In irope'mTButtiHe did not tell me that he had. a war­ to hia brother ’ s rant for me. I did not see Geer) till hef THE the TEfiTXMOMY TAKEN AT Henry Durfees, hound Durfee locked “ INQUEST. OX AU. THUK aBTlCUIS. up in a room. Told the men thereuES came up to me. My attention was up, did 'n°tUd have to iathe room if he wholly directed to Scudder, for I was SCUDDER’S FUNXEAX. did not come out. Left some n»en in afraid-of him. He fired the first shot, chyge. and went alter some supper which hit me here (pointing to the INTERVIEW WITH THE MURDERER Put two men al the window and wound in his left aide near the heart) A. EGGLESTON, THE FUNERAL. • Hastings, Mich. I don't rt miber much about what The funeral of William M. Scudder some talk he threw the ax .out ot the happened afterward, I only know that I 5*n?°,w “d himself up. Durimr ttMik place from his late home, in the the liring Durfee had hia leftjmml <S fired my revolver. I think, Fm quite M-cond ward, Friday afternoon, and ^uid.ier was walktnr towards sure, that I fired buj erne shot; but I was one of the most largely attended Durfee while arias. He had a self- wouldn’t want to swear a? to that for I • ieri "J**1 flt’d “» f»“t u he coaid. 1 ... er held in this city. The services at think 1 heard Scudder say “Throw up was so excited. I had nothing against (hr house wore brief and were conduct- your bands. . p Scudder, but I was afraid of him. I WHICH INCLUDES dual think Geer hit me, but I don’t „i} x Rev. Hunsberger. The process­ William X. Upjohn. ion which .wcumpanied the remains to in^‘U 5 pnM?lcin# Pbrsician at Hsst- know for certain about that It’s a bad the grave was headed by the Masons, ^r. Scudder. Went with thing but it wouldn’t have happened if y. xt came the Odd Fellows, followed Sheriff Creasy to the farm, of Mr. Dur­ it hadn't iieen for that lawsuit That fee to see Mr. Scudder. Found him ■. tht Grand Army post and the Fire- lying on the chip-pile. He waa lying was a mean thing all the way through. Flforw famished co appUaUJon. ni r. Nearly 300 men were in line, and on his back with anus ontstretA«. I thought they were taking advantage .ex .ft) teanw brought up the rear. Bo­ ook him in the house and laid him on of me. I didn’t know that my case was a couch. Found a bullet wound in to be tried Tuesday, and when 1 heard ule these, many others wended their right breast just below the collar bone ..,x to the vinetcTy. _t<»: pay the last a little to the right of the median Hue! next morning that it had been and that ,-qnsttoa good man's memory. - At Had the body removed to Hastings. thoy had lieuten me, i was excited. ( I h. -^ni' i the remains iferv consigned Probed the wound and found the hiUIet thought they were taking unfair means ; ; beir last resting place with the beau- ha<l taken a direction down and back­ to get my property. And when a man ward at an angle of fortv five degrees. •v.v! iimrrrtd rites of Masonry, the sol­ The supposition is that the ball entered g»*ts excited he often does things he is . ami impressive service lieing wit- the heart, or the large arterv leading sorry for afterward. I remember threat­ n#-4Hti lo hundreds of the murdered from it, either of irhieh would prove ening Goer that morning. I often see o iitf.s friends, who were visibly pfft-ct- fatal. DeaUi wouW surelv follow in » thinga beforehand aa I did about Scud­ few aeoonds.I, der, and tell others things that are going . \mong them this thought caused ' li'H urf H. Porter. stodjr of . to happen. To the question “Did you -spiiiil sorrow: That one who hnd Reside in Rutland) and have been in go to Hastings and buy the revolver i. arched t<» the front in the hour of the the employ of Stephen Durfee. Was at lieciuse you expected, from your dream, nation'4 peril aud iuul faced death on his farm in Rutland Wednesday. Re­ •t.ajiv a I daddy field, should be at' last member that Durfee started for Has­ to Have trouble?" lie replied that he tings in the morning. He said it was did not; that he was excited that morn­ ,•<!» flown by a murderer’s bullet while Vqpr patronage solicited. JO o’clock when he returned. After his ing when he came to town. in the iliichirgc official duty In times of return he went to planting corn. Came Durfee says that sometimes when he b®-HEon\,?ie held after swd corn, Odd Fel-1 w- -- - him would be ready in 10 is not excited his wound-} are somewhat -r- -— dinner 1 — r -- — —— V Mi iiiUlrs of the Masonic, ( ities from from minutes, ^.“S8: and th^t be hal better 1not go painful; but that most of the time his . ws aiHfiGrpnd Army fraternities bark to the field .until after dinner. I excitetnent keeps him up ami be doesn’t Middjrvillf. liuwen's Mills, Orangeville, •was there grinding a knife, near the Prairieville, Freeport, Cedar Creek. barn and he said he would help me. As feel the hurt except when taking a long . * TVoutllaiMl hjM Nashville attended the we started he said “Hold on a minute,” breath. (j DECKER, ahd picked up an ax. I went toward ! -aiitriil. and accompanied the remains The Michigan Central will sell ex­ the barn then, and I was returning m thijgriv. ' . 1 when I heard a shot. Don’t know cursion tickets to Chicago from May m’CCtSSOR TO whether Scudder or Durfee fired it I 2Vth to June 3d inclusive, good for re­ . 1 could see see Durfee’s left hand, in IMou ju- give a copy of the oftkrnl ( which he had the ax. but not his right, turn for .ten days from date of sale, for one fare for round trip. This will eria-1 .word the ••x.amination and testi-; being behindand to the left of him. t M witiMwea produced and «-■««« had the te« ekance to.aa all .ttat ble our citizens, who wish, to attend . ux.i.i happened. I looked and saw a man the republican national convention, at ii.iiuyi iqwtt an inquest held upon toward Durfee. Learned afbut slight expense for car fare. The . William -M. Scudder, deceased. ■ terwanl that he was Scudder. Became Buyers are Invited to Call and See tl tlic city of Hastings on the 14th day up to Durfee and said, “Put down the Central will also sell excursion tickets i !>.. 1MLWilliam tefore WiUiam Up, “u »urf'* " S™**" to the national educational association . Mat. A. !>.. 18M. before L> , **;' Them. p>hn. one of the coroners of Barry told ‘ * him again. Heard no reply. at Madison, Wis, July loth, for one Shortly afterward I heard a shot and one-third fare for round trip. Par­ * Henry C. Lewis, Wallace C. Don’t know which one shot first; then K.Jh. David R. Cook, Adam M. Rock, saw lx>th shooting. Did not know ticulars can be obtained by calling up­ on Agent Bush. njamin U; Hendershott and Marcus whether Scudder came after Durfee or to attach property. Saw Geer coming W. Riker were the jury who were from the gate, and saw Durfee and We ask our readers, especially those - worn to diligently inquire, in behalf of Scudder clinch. Saw Geer hold his re­ who have affiliated with the greenback LADIES* AND CHILDREN’S the people of this state, when. In what volver at Durfee, and the revolver party, to carefully peruse the article . ..tnuer’and by what means William M. snapped, Scudder said to Geer, “Get headed “What Are You Going to Do," the ax," which Gearr <uu. did. auuui About that ” • greatest variety urnishing oods •‘i tid.ter name to his death: time Scudder1 feB. fturfeewrabbed thes ^wherein are stated elearly and concisely eer with it. Geer ax and chased Geer ------ ... ------ the reasons why Ralph E. Hoyt, hereto^turned around and tried trial to shoot, but fore one of the most ‘.prominent green­ i «turned j * 111_____ Slid_________ FKAIhluttt his vhrrtir.it witlif.'W '! _____ LI- revolver wouldn ....didn’’tt g(k After he -to***: I reside In the dty of Hastings passed by the corner of the house, I did backers of Illinois, prefers the republi­ ■nd urn acquainted with William Scud- not see imyone, but heard two shots can-Co the democratic party, and will r and Stenhen Durfee. Went with fired out by the road. Mt. Dnrfae was act with the former in the coming cam­ ^•'nklcr to the farm of Stephen Durfee, taller than s< ud<ier. and on higher Best Stock of Parasols, Para Gloves ________________ in Rutland township. Started from' grtnind. Don’t think the distance from *his place about 10J4 o'clock Wednesday one revolver to the other was more and Hosiery in the City. Evans & Brooks have on hand sever­ forenoon, and reache«l Durfee’s about than a foot, as they held their arms out. 15 minutes after 11. Had a warrant for Could not tell which one fired the first al gusojine stoves, which they will close his arrest. Found Ihirfee at home, shot, as 1 could not see Durfee’s right out at * cost. They mean business in first saw him between his house and hand. Don’t know whether Durfee making this offer, and ask a comparison Litch'■urn. lie seemed to be doing some­ had his revolver out liefore Scudder or of goods and price® to demonstrate that We keep a Full Stock of Everything thing. Bitched our team in front of not. I took mv wife and children to a " that enters Into a house, from /they mean what they say. The merits the house. Hat! arranged with Scudder Terra of the gasoline stove for. summer use ’hat we would go to the house together. Judder ;wk« me if that was the man are too well known to neal any com­ we wanted; told him. yes.\l /washitth- he fell. The shots tvere fired very close ment here. iiig the usun when Scudder jumped out together. I saw Durfee driving down and starteil for house on a fast walk. the road with the team Geer and Scud­ I cut aliout two rods inside the yard der came with, as fast as the horses Saturday evening, the 34. the friends from the gate when Durfee drew a *i*e- could trot. vnlver at Scudder and tired. Scudder Xarle A. Mattison. h.sl I- L hand in his coat pocket. When do be Saw a man in this city Wednesday recently moved to this city, gathered at i !' rb tired his second shot Scudder their residence to celebrate the tenth tired his drat, 1 could see every move­ morning who 1 was told was Stephen anniversary of their marriage. They ment that was made: was looking for Durfee. Saw him cross the street to­ were taken entirely by’ surprise, but that purpose. They kept tiring and I ward Greble & Power?, and saw Mr. quickly recovering their composure, all buy has ran towant them. As j got within a Powers showing him some revolvers. were made to feel that they were en­ The .Niagara Falls (Route. I r«>d of them Scudder fired his last shot Was near Mr. Geer and Prosecutor Col­ tirely welcome. After a handsome , I thought I could see where the shot grove, in front of Grant’s store,' at the hanging lamp and set of glassware had 1 time, struck Durfee, the dust came out of hjs time. He came out of the hardware, been placed in the parlor the doors . ■ !'ithe.i. Durree held his revolver in crossed the street with revolver in hand were thrown opefi and they were invit­ which his right hand, an ax in the left Dur- and looked menacingly at Mr. (jeer. ed to enter the room. One of the com­ tee fafad the ax and Scudder clinched He got into his buggy, which WM to pant then arose and addressed them in nml drove him. I ran up and put my revolver up front of Evens & the following words: “As we have to­ ' bi Durfee’s ear and snapped twice. The to the westward. night come and literally taken posses­ revolver wouldn’t go. Durfee tried to sion of your home we reel as if some AN INTERVIEW WITH DURFEE. hit Scijdder with the ax. I jerked the of in explanation was necessary. , Through the courtrey of Sheriff Ores- sort ■‘v frohi Durfee and threw it on the Let your minds revert to the short Knuinii. Heard ScutfRer say two or sy, the writer was accorded the privi­ spu« of ten yeera tn4 y»u will remem­ been You notice three times “I’m shot!” very Jow. lege of an interview with Stephen Dpr- ber win* I suppose to you the hapDurfee grabbed the ax and started for fee. Scuddet’auiuWierer. Saturday After­ tn?. I ran. and would turn round and As low as ran be bought in any com He evidehUy snffferidg tn to fire—my revolver cylinder would noon. launched on the bark .of .matrimony. peting market in the State. not turn, and I finally turned it with from bis wounds, and somewhat agita­ How happy and suoeeaaful your ven­ my h ft hand and fired two shots, one ted over the awful deed he had com­ ture has been, you alone can tell, but, ”. which I think hit him. also snapped iudeiiw from appearances as wo are all mitted. He was much more cahD and at him twice. He then threw stones at apt to do, we think that you do not tostore bona me ami said ?God d—n yon, I will kill talkative, however, than we had ex­ nurht reirret the step you took trayeara you with this ax.” At tlic gate I snap- pected to find him. He still wore the , Jo till- 81st dav ot hut March. We are Pt-'i al him again, but the revolver garments he had on when captured. sime tew da» behind In wishing you would not gq. Then he threw a stone All the wo’Rids.saveibe one he received many happy returna of that annlversarr, Kit, ueverthAleM, our wishes are as White at me. and started for mv team. Up to Works. that time I was cooL f went east to in hi* left side, juit* below the heart, sincere as if they were given then. ' - Iger’s house, Durfee took the ax, got had l)ecn dressed and were doing well. You, Mr. Pattison, will doubtless re­ confound with into the buggy and started west. Scud- The physicians were waiting to see if member the day on which you Bent Mr. '•'•r ami Durfee were facing each other. any infiamation would set in before at­ Thompson to Mr. McGregors after other Am certain that Scudder did not draw seed oom. but to you that was the most his revolver first. Thought Scudder was tempting to disturb this dangerous precious seed c om yon ever wished to are different PROMPTLY DOW, i’l by th8 firrt shot fired Ijy Durfee. wound. Durfee’s face shows him to be procure. • You, Mp 1‘atUson. will rp 1 n><'vlin<jer» of l»th revolvers were । ■ manof the “quick tempered sort, meniber member how anxiously you awaited the "W when I found them. Heard a of , Jm wHLkr.U frame decision ot vaur rather in the important .. .... His , i“p0 ^rf^^ 1ZL.rU powen u* ----4 tan- matter of the see*«*n. ami when you ■• un uuruig me nnng. And Guaranteed. The warrant was for threats to kill. also speak of a tough cusimner to hw- found it waateto yes. how happy you Durfee in front of the bank Wed- die, When once t» dt*,""**™- were. In behall of the present t«nj» “«^u»y morning, when he threatened to At first Durfee w.udd only reply «» nv 1 wish to present you this hanging Sole Agent. MU rne. I then had a copy of tax bill lamp aa a token of the esteem end re­ uuaitlons asked. Later on he beeauie spect in which you are held by your old ?erve on him- At ftn*t he **■ Spe rused totakeit; afterward took it and more eommunicutlve, and talked freely. .Kghhors. Much as we regret los ng nut U in hi. pocket. Asked If I was The substance of his story we give you from our midst, tremght we think '■'■nilng down to collect the execution, Uls not quite so bad as it might have "aid I would if the papers were placed ^*j°ha"ve lived in Itarey county alnpt btten. as we have this excuse for com­ ing together to spend a pleasant eveX™"1"' H’ «ud“Godd-n you, ... kM,-V0U or “>y other man if you four years, ami on the BnUand farm n‘"fr and Mn. lWUaon then relumed 1 *!x xou he C**" about ayror. I came from tke town11 a iL'k of wood, wad thivluniiil me. ■Mp of Vemoa. Shiawareee ““‘F- 1 their thanks in a few well-apoken which we desire He next went to Grebin A Power,’ ™vw aaw Scudder until the day of the words. An elegant auwer wre than herd were store. 8»w him eome out of Theuifbl b4«. ^'ver’ un tiS* " 'woiver. He held it Local News. the murder WAGONS! ROCK, BOTTOI PRICKS the spring the housewife's fancy lightly turns to—Clean­ ing A Painter and Glazier, Each One ffarrantefl! PAPER HANGING PAPERING, We are making three widths of Tire: CEILING DECORATIONS, Call and See Me. PAINTING, &c. 11ISI DECKER BROS Dry Goods, Cloaks, and Muslin Underwear, Battle Creek, Mich. N. B 1 have the F of new Wall Paper in the city. Just received an Elegant line of Decorated Cloth Window Shades, in colors of Olive, Spanish Olive, Ecru, Old en. Cotta, etc. Sill to Ridge Board. WATCH Out and not misled into buying cheap chemical paints, but the kind that stood the test of and has alwaws GIVEN Satisfaction wherever it has used. will that every package taken Doors, Sash & Blinds, Of Our Own Make AWAY Prom our has the fide guarantee of the Detroit Lead Do not the above .firm Detroit dealers aa they an entirely house. Satisfaction Humphrey Homeopathic ­ cifics. Road Scrapers! M« .1 3$ ’ recalled ^arrant for his arrest for miuting ibreata. He .udd he would, kill “any to have homes feeling Wat a time had BUM BROS. 1 HUBS. G , �The article in continuation of the COUNCIL PBOOMHDINGS Council met in regular session Fri­ buslBMa interred of Hastings to anaday evening, May 16. Present, the voidedly omitted in this to»ue, as ia the general news items and the Washing­ Jfayot- and all tbe members. A petition for grading and repairing ton news. of ridewalk on Hanover and Green (ritjiEN Streeters, have petitioned the ttreets, in 2a ward, was received and laid on the table till the next regular council to establish a grade for that meeting. street. ‘ The liquor bond of E. 8. Merchant Liquor war at Union City sb the Re­ with sureties was accepted. Vote— ayes, Beamer, Hogle, Jones, Parker, sult of Hughew and Ward’s labors, suit Stebbins, Tinkler, 6; nays, Black and will be brought against the Union City House for violating the law, and the Wood, 2. proprietor, who has closed his doors to A resolution requiring that hereafter the public, brings counter suit fordamall resolutions offered before the coun­ cil shall be in writing, was adopted. The sidewalk committee reported, The eighth annual state band-tourna­ recommending that sidewalk be built ment will be held at East Saginaw on from freight depot east on south side Tuesday and Wednesday, June 3d ami of East Main street tc the intersection 4th, and over 8800 in gold will be offer­ of said street with Walnut st Report ed to competing bands. The East Saginawlans are preparing to do the fair accepted and adopted. On motion of Black, committee was thing by the bandsmen and other visiinstructed to examine the street run­ tore. ning past Hicks farm. Cards are out for the wedding of To the Mayor aiwi Common Council ot tbe City Miss Belle Truman and Mr. F. T. Boise, of H;<«tlDgs: We. UiL- under'Igiied, citizens ut the City of •n Wednesday, Mav 21st, at the resi­ Hnsttnes. present thin our petition to your Hoe- dence of the. bride's parente, Mr. and orabl- bo<y. and respectfully ask that an :u>- Mrs. G. A. Truman, in Nashville, Mich. vropmtlnnbe made for the pur|x»e ot cstab- Rev. D. E. Millard, of this city, is to of­ livhHic a gtnde on Green street, commencing on Jeffeixon xtreet. and running west to the polst ficiate. Miss Belle is a native of Mar­ on said sweet where the grade has heretofore shall, and has the best wishes of 1 her been • -aubltshed. Halil street in that location is many friends.—Marshall Statesman. alwajx In.bad condition, and In a large i<ort.‘<m of th>- -aiae it lias l>een found Impoaalble to ob­ tain t.ir building of sidewalks, and tor the fur­ ther ruAMlu that the lots between Broadway arid At a meeting, of Hastings Fire Deportment May IStn, a vote of thanks was tendered to the Misses M»y Roberta, Bmopne Brown, Rose Bendit and Belle McElhaney for ftovrers and at- GREBLE & POWERSlriK AM Perry Royce 'Reapers, Warrior Mowers, McCormick's Twine Binders, Horse Rakes, Hand and Self-Dump, Spring-Tooth Harrows, TTTk, .. UH- Mint Jackson Tile. Call and Get our Prices Before you Purchase. dtrecttoi, to wairr* JOHN T. BOCK. Secretary. A motion of Hogle, that petition be granted aud street commissioner be Instructed ,to establish on said street, amended by Beamer that the work be done under direction of street com­ mittee, was carried, all voting aye ex­ cept Jones. The following accounts were receiv­ ed and allowed: Letters addressed to the following persons remalnlng In tbe post office at Hastings, Barry NK2Jfn‘?iS'AS;: SaTin*™. mu Ballou, E. J. Brown. Lizzie Blowers, Mrs. Henry Clark. Homer Moul, D. E. Bussell, Maggie Stanton; Blanctr Williams, Fred Worllne. Cafids—Daniel Dillenbeck, Mrx R. A. Hast­ ings, Herbert Oatman. W. H. POWERS. P. M. Call at the Agricultural Warehouse of CHESTER MESSER, State of Michigan ( oontt of barrv.-M • Frank Erale4ton. street work............... IliK Al * re*sion of tbv )*roi>atr Com .. ' ............... SS2.',‘,1W2i ‘o““l« To attach a stamp to an envelope is to B wilktaa ' it as Mta MW Of Htatingg In Mid ramtvm wL. A. J. Custer. ’ ............... ; $ jo moisten the envelope and then apply the GeoDnrkty “ 4 00 stamp. Try this. If we all did the M.Flekte > i oo atest and est hing ut Dani Shay ’ ........... » ?0 proper tiling we would use Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tonic for dyspepsia, costive­ ‘ 31 20 ness, bad breath, piles, pimples, ague and malaria diseases, poor appetite, low spirits, headache, or disease of the kid­ neys, stomach and liver. Price 50 cents, A Barna “ ................. u 85 of Fred’k Hotchkiss. Jota TfnMer ................4 u M 8- Wiley “ .-............. H $o Haxtinga iron work*, repair on engine . X yyOOL CARDING. The accounts of F. Stanley and A all P —__ ______ . . M. Rock were referred to the finance committee. . A motion that resolution Instruct­ If any there It. stv the Mirer of mm I have the hnr*t line of open and top buggies ever brought to thl« city, and well them at etore figures. I have just received another carload of the eai0c, petitioner-toouM not hr Knuiu< ing street commissioner to grade Bond rtfftiib hT*er unUfrt “*,** >■"“»street, betweek Jefferson and Creek, be reconsidered, was carried. r—j ' I,r . .. ...... •' ‘ aoa itThe council then proceeded to the appointment of two members of tbe newspaper IKtaM rad eta u.xtejluMkftrer 1,111 mad,-to So WOOL CABDIXC thi, M»Over M0 uf thvMj w Jguiw are in u»c In Barry county to-day. and are giving the l<c«u of utlataction In uv«ry eoar. of Barry once id earl, uerk for three sucteaiiboard of review. On first ballot for weeks. previous u> taufday of beariu. -member for 1st and 4th wards Charles son on short notice at his old stand, north side Id the tine of HAY TEDDERS, 1 can give you your choice of the three beat machloet made. I aril the Bullard, Allen and Bookwaltar ... , CLEMENT SMITH. Hicks received 5 votes, W. F. Hicks 1, [Atroreopy ] JMpatPntate of the river, in the city of Hasllngc f want all Anything you want In the line of farm machinery I can mH you. O. H. Greenfield 1 -, and on motion C. bales taken away by the first day of December H. Hicks was appointed.. Stale of Michigan. ( ounty of Barry---,. Rrwprcttutly, ’ On first ballot for member for 2d next. and 3d wards W. D. Hayes received 4 votes, J. Llchty 1, D. G. Robinson 1: . Hastings. Mny 14.1884. and eight hundred and rlghty-frar. 2d ballot, Hayes 5, Robinson 1; and WELCOME MARBLE. i‘re*.';it, J*tae Mateu r.*u— Omm rt ■Smith, i J M■riut... on motion W.D.Hayes was appointed. ----- AND SEE THE----- L iiftgSU ■ B T O , The New Buckeye Low-Down Binder, US Tie simplest best binder in the market. Welcome Martie Come in and see it. The “old reliable” Studebaker Wagons. Chester Messer. Resolved. That u committee of six be appoint­ ed. three of whom shall be the present members of the fire committee, the remaining three to be appointed Ity the mayor either from among the members of the council or citizens generally, to invrttigate and rej»ort to the council their opin­ ion as to the most feasible plan of water works fortheeity. • , T Adopted, and the Mayor appoints as such committee the fire committee and W. C. Kelly, J. W. Bentley and A. J. Bowne. A motion by Parker, that the city attorney be instructed to investigate the taxing or bonding of the farm pro­ perty within the city limits for the purpose of water-works, and report at the next meeting, was carried. The following report from the fire department was accepted and adopted: To his honor the Mayor aud the Common Coun­ cil of the City of Hastings: . >t,Ati1be annual meeting of the Hastings Fire TIME FOR ALL! Important to Farmers. On reading and filing th* petiUoa, dsh ne­ tted. of Edwin C. Nichol*, allegingttatray as thentlcated vopiea of tiw but wifi and teittnn at ttod dhtwaacd and ot the probate tbenof to' abeen tiled In said court allowing th« nM has been dub adiuitted to probate lc Mori Ingham county.\v H.. ,q..i prayit^ that Nrt copy of said wall V allowed; nl«i and rerenk J. M. ROGERS & CO noon, be MMgued tar the hearing of sud j*;. Hon, Md thalthe heir* at Mw of laid fceta^ and all other pereocu intrreMed In mM tM' OF THIS CITY, Given Away H»« mtmd U» Md aM now oOrr tor uln Uw UmMrM ud linn relinMi-. tbe rf»I of HaMiug-. Hl sai-l cuuiitj. and sJnj* •, If any there !•<. why the priyvr of tbpw&mer should not b< granted. And It Is further ordered (hat nW -prUttooe ghre notice to tbe perx>n« IntervAed 1b Male, of the peitdency of vild P*^®: £ 70806^^925 (A true copy.) OCMM. w, ik iKiim-n. zu Aasista Chlor. John T. Rock, Secretary. 31. C.. Abbott, Trewurer. Cha*. Mellon, Rteward. NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. Fire Wardens -lat ward, Frank Stanley,- 2d, «- Mte; M^M. Abbott; ttij. A. J. Angle. tor approvni. . . • JUHX T. BUCK, Seeretan Adjourned. J. Wnssnrr. Recorder. CfHCViT Court.—Following are the proceedings of the May term of Circuit Court, in addition to those published last week: Albert Roach vs. Albert Stanley, ejectment. Judgment for plaintiff. People vs. Raido Reynolds, larcency. Sentenced to one year at Ionia. People vs. Thontog Casey, burglarv. Continued for sentence until next term. People vs. James A. Myem, forgery. Head guilty to passing of forged note. .Suspended sentence on 8100 ball to aj>pear at next term. Bur Bteblrtns vs. John and Geo. K eagle, assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff for 8148.30. Court adjourned without date Monday Rowlutloa* At a meeting of the HaaUngs Fire Department the following resolutions were adopted: while in the discharge of his duties aa ■nurant nuuureu buu PrtMent, Clement Smith, Jwhreof rnrat*. In the matter of Um- <-<late ofHerren w - »* We keep a fall line of Agricultural Implements. The Watbrbury Watch, Co., of New York and Waterbury, Conn., being desirous of advertising their name and business have made arrangements with a number of the large retail clothiers of- this country by which the latter are enabled to present to every purchaser oi a Ready-Made Suit of Clothing or Overcoat costing $12.00 or over, one of their Improved Sib ver NieHe Series SC.” Watches. These watches are warranted to keep good time and are the best low priced time piece made in the world. We wish it understood that this is no lottery scheme, but exactly as stated above. ’ Among those <vho have adopted the above are the followinir well known concerns: J. S. Hudson. Detroit, Mieh ; E R Hull A Co., Cleveland; 0.; Pntnam Clothing Ca, Chicago- F W Humphrey A Co., St Louis, and many others. We have 9000 of these stem winding watches, warranted, and wil! keep good time and require as little attention as any $100 watch. . ? WHeM.|u»rt<-rc »ltl» lOmtoroi Brrou,,, • 4u,.lrr See us and get our prices before buying. J. M. ROGERS & CO We Have Gone hcdtbe pendent1!- of ’•W A true copy. rrobare vru*o. I.- »s (K«eh one put up In a hnndaonx Mtln-Unfd ewe.) We give one with every Ready-Made Suit . or Overcoat at $12 or upwards. And guarantees every Suit or Overcoat to be as cheap or cheaper than can be bought elsewhere, and if you are not per^fied W1? your Parchase, return the goods any time within 80 days and get your money back. And our 15c, 30e. 40c. 50c anr| (iOc Tpkx k. onu we iea& cannot be beaten. next. at ten of*® JL, c~»a r^. always on hand. thk cityaVe *le °f tbe mWt comPlete stocks ever ahown in Sugar from 6c to 9c per pound. WANTED L-r B-®5 5 '■iwr? � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-05-30.pdf 5777244e68bbeb72d7c0af6df868faf0 PDF Text Text IT ROH 2: 08 Z U ___ _ _____ —- — _____--f vtmwur nurtt VOL XXIX. NO. 6. . The ^TASTINGS, MICH., MAY 30, 1884. Hastings Banner.'R,,LM!" !'u>’” l*-,r.xux Bakky <’<».. Mini. County News. Jbu Cmt, MiBacRirnnN batksi . |!.W per year; rh>. i 1.25 per year; If not paid until ration of year. St.80. Subscribers oul WWte’ind'wl? 4W1 kn‘f» "E. B.' ntalc. «n<> were rnted upon the front Silver bulter'kntfr-Z M Lister end Thi« w»« •>■»•<* of arme U tte wife, MuehUl. "d right of the pisiform, flag in front ami VAmrvuxB. ■' Gwin te inmuMn Ao were- J. C. Me- i » beautiful collection of flow™ cn the lt toJlX Lirgin consider » rth\ teroceiror-H 0 "d what, we are io do on .*T.m. celebrate and we I H *>' *n<Grifn Prayer by Rev. I>. jd-MahvUJe’ayiar to celebrate and we j------------- -- «<«’« »■ ,'ringing wm good. ... all know whm rim undertakre anything k I ^vwkFXjn Silver spoon rack and caU call bell and ! 1 G'- ■,ennin«>- Address Addrea* by G. (L Paxton, it is sure to succeed. Call a meeting TrafnS?*® and Nellie i P-tor of Rice i reek Circuit, and an«- few of her whoUra, went fWHng Bristol lake one day this week. m / • Choice Salt Meats, RSHALL L. COOK. WHOLE NO. 1506 “Totem are growing finely." The team, of J. 8. Stevens took a lively exercise Saturday, running from corners, where h man stopped them in Xickte coffee uro-C. Hill and wlfr 1 ’’’***’ their wild career. The tongue broke saver toothpick and ease - Frier ;t,on' °f * throwing the driver. Cat Stevana, from Kon.nr>.Tnr$ww w Ma seat, hnrting his wrist quite badly M. L. C<xik ratted on his friends in i* Hodhar.and wife. kn^--s. AttS'.’S’diiiJhJjr0 i (>ne *■** th‘- V-nuontYtile We would advise yon. Cat, to attend town last Wednesday. ADVBBTMIW RATKB 1 ____ ;__ ; Lhaa. Ingerson has returned from Glass water reO—F. D. Soules and I ^*welry nian, while tiriiing at Tborn- -to your team hereafter, instead of OMtlr :umu per rear.»un 00 I X* Extra ehlnre for special poritioox . . Marcellea, having closed out his busi| Rftile Lake, cu pmmm! Ion Iwmm. Elvtn building or dreaming of sweet days n ... — — a to a.. athe t- —■reeme. — gone by. „ <* Plated plaque -Geo. Flemitw > Cole went i, nera» interests there. JOB FEINTING. and wife. Detroit. i Mias Adda Allen, of Eaton itajuds, Last Sabbath evening during religLace pin cushion—Mrs. D. Funk. * «;~<dl pride to feh in the Job PrinUna De- ; * Cx&LTOM. visited at G. A. Truman's lari week. . ”.n! of the Baxkx». KveijthbM In the i ioua exerctare a <*ttizM> Uviug near MorLace bed sett -father of bride. ■ L'flrr H-new; and with the Intent tnemoT ; Guyler is painting his building.-,. > Mrs. C. M. Putnam returned from her Silver thimble—Sanford Truman. । gan called on un* <d the mrmlieni to re­ .! Uir most approved patterns of mahlai|rj. 1 . Mrs. Jones' sister recently -visited Lace apron Edna Truman. ; ■ no ■<ocnpetant employed. euaNas Che I •f Svisit among friends in various parts of ; tract something Lh;»t hr hud auid. The . Aworkmen m., .1... Ia>. , Dressing mirror—L. Addie Nicbofa. j member, instep I, gut down on Uis knees her. Die state on Thuraday evening. She Cattle trouble booming in north-Cari MF.5T SMITW. PH1UP T. COMJBOVM, { 'THK NN* had been gone aboat three weeks. and prayed for hisaocuaor. The officers • -Gxr <4 Probate. Prooocutlnc Attorney. > * C. L. Glasgow spent Sunday with |iia From lb* Herald. of the law should not alt by and permit MITH 4 COLGROVE. Aqd now the question artsea: Has a’meeting to be disturbed without . Otis Landon had a tumor removed wife and relatives at Jonesville. Lawyers. from his lip, much improving its uaeFreeport got a path master* If so, making an effort to rioa it Urno Strong went U> Chicago Friday Otbcm over K K. Grant’■ storej fullnrreand looks. night, returning on Monday morning. what is his name? And why don’t he Some parties from Haatiw while .. lice in all court* of the Htale. Collections Mrs. McElwain will organize a . i-.pfh ;<x>kcd alter. Money to loan oo real I । Rev. A. Livermore went to Port shut up the four-legged hogs that are plenicing at the lake Xondny, upset Mdfobant’s Eichaagr Lrxlge of Good Tempiare in the school i Huron, Wednesday evening, to attend infesting our streets* their boat and a ducking was. the result. house, Saturday evening. A representative, of the insurance Luckily, however, that rt was Uore to method M tatroduc :• the Michigan state aiwociation of Conr s xi’I’EN A VanARMAN, The government should probably Wieluded to furnish, I firni of L. C. Welton, Hastings, was shore, as a Rock is likely to rink if the ewa though the «OM O( nrwj'.wtlon preaUy ex- I tfr^rati mat. Iy Lawyers. ; carry the mail excluxi veh for Woodland Tuesday. By upright, square j water is deep enough to cover i£ ' ceoda the old method m> 1<*ik In u»<\ our Fine ’Teo- " • Donaldson's great united [here ; Over IU5tinr» National Bank.) and her passengers. Ftntshed Arttatie imperui CaMnri earth for I shows are billed for thia town on Satur- i dealing, Mr. Welton is building up a 1 P.IIS' (’ARVETH" OBAWQBVILLX. Del C/>le, while wrestling Saturday HM w <kwen; Paneh, M.30. Card*. «L00; {day. successful business in Freeport and vi­ •’ Attorney at Law, Mr. Frank Thiers and Miss Kate evening with Strichhmd. had hb leg it One of the happiest events of the cinity. . Mlddiertlte. Mteb. Williams visited his mother last broken below the knrv. ' ’ SunThe Freeport cornet band are im­ •Dtopubita »r* eordiaiiy invited to call and I seaaon—in fact the most pleasant social day. School bl dosed thia week to acrom J) H NIHKERN. I gathering It iuu broo my prtvHege to proving very fast. Our citizens an* Frank Montague and wife are . at Lawyer. .modate the school mam. now lieing favored with fine selections i, . . . I attend in a long time—was at the uu*r- on Munday and Friday evenings of I *om*’ " AU<*an for the Another Caln of the gM persuasion ff ' rll*F of Freeland T. Boise and Isabelle . attend promptly to all bwdnere In all last four w eeks. **w “ was born to DiL and his better half > Ch»nm» reasonable. &• A« I Truman,: at the residence of the bride’s each week. There is talk of erecting *** Miss-Perrine, of Chicago, is the guest Saturday, May IBd. an elevated stand for the ImumI at some » E. KENASTON, . . ,• j| parents un Wednesday afternoon, May । of Mrs. L. A. Nichols. , Attorney at Law, npHK IMFUXTKD ciatmmdalk dbaft > 31st. at flve o’clock. The officiating convenient point on Main st. This !; HlOKOBY OOMIia. A disgraceful affair in a regular fight should l>e done at an early day. rinurn'c ri wr-v ।'Wymm»»«Rev.i>. e. Miiuro. of .-neo in ull courts of the Stale. CoUectious J. IL Herrington A Son are fmhen- occurred in the east part of our village vpcly attending to. liist week tietween an old man and a YiarsbalL who performed the ceremony . rtrf, ,ud, j to hi. tatisl «wy but impraxiv, num­ ing up their building with a new cost Fishing and bam* ball arettrepnriunre / W LOWRY. M. D?, ? j| young married woman, reported to be of paint. • *>ne »nd । ner»in presence of eighty^ invited under the influence of wine. Bad lan­ of the boys now-a-daya. •1 • Hiyaiciaiu Surgeon and Oculist. '| <l1* 01 r Livingston A Kime have dissolved ’ *4$i’old a ’r»«ta. Geo. F. and Nellie Truman, E. C. Elliott has_gone to Kansan... pros. fifter. JOI Thorn SC. Haslinxx, Mleh.) guage was used. She scratched his face ' of Augmt abta ad?l ' brot^T 1111(1 *ri*u-r of bride, aeted its { I juirtnership. Mr. Livingston will eon­ and hands and bit his thumb half off. ai town or country promptly attended. for land. •. hour* S to 10 a. m. and 1 to 3 p. tn. . ' tinue in the meat business alone. j la sixteen portion. , groomsman and bridesmaid. The bride 1 Mrs. Fowler has opened a new millin ­ - -pione at Hollo waya’ dru« store. I *• »*' Hperial Mtu-ntion paid tenurglcai dLseaam , nandj.u « periors?- • w“ richJy idtired in white satin, eleBtrnJum. Stephen Nichols has returned from ery and dress making establishment at o.m iuc eye suu raw. ,:—■ " sS'ie fr“nt,y made trimn,ed with ‘Spanish ' 1’here is a good dwti of trouble about Charlotte where he has been visiting the corners. '.V K E TT A BUTL'EB. ! Sum-rad temnaid- j lace, with Spanish lace sleeves, and a |seed corn. A great deal planted dore his daughter. The lawsuit between Albert Roach Pvslcians and Surgeons. | m I ’ errtl by !I tauqaet of natural moriiiKlu <rr<>u , l-ralrievita: Mleh.) I ism W.. ------Sri rosebuds at h««r her i-fircor-1i nnt not grow Mr. and Mrs. Mahew. of Battle Creek, vs. .Albert Stanley, about the line fence •. ekUvautht or day. promptly attracted. । are oi dntfi borae^ to t»r tiir brwt homr in the HBgt*. I hhve read that fiuwrrs ata .Sheep washing is in order. delivered addrerere to the citizens of which stood upon Mr. Roach. w*> de­ cided in favor of plaintiff. L' R. TIMMERMAN. . l,R»Iu«B»-b'*nner>FXun wwmtii) Y<MU>g ■ bridal signify Joy, good wishes and hap-. The Bunday evening servicre eon- Orangeville at the Grange Hail. 1- . Hon^pathlc l-hjHicta 4 Surgeon, Some of those petty thie$ ish persons pinres. If this be true I think the <Iulted by Rev. Hunsberger in District Bather cold weather fur washing f ir«i .loor '•ait o< Hollowsys’ <fru* store.) number IMM. !MM. hr he by duuraaUur (niauoelhir 141. h« by Lord bridal pair will feel that jay and gocxl ■ 4 was largely attended,'and 50 persons sheep, hut the time arrlvre just the about the north part of the town an------ - ----------------------------- Haddom, br by Ixird Hsddo 4M, Hnddo b* by 4M, Clyde HaddoSM, hr by Lord feeling uneasy for fear of a certain per­ same. ........ ... (sliM ........ Clyde ~ Botn »<: dam ™*.Ly Darling by Bnarar«, wishes attend them, for there was such ; partook of the sacrament. I- f*■l W,v. JONES. • rrand dam by Udder ley Star ws Farmer's Fancy, a profusion ot flowers. son aow in jail will expose them in Among the Rev. Crosby will preach nt MMdleH Dentist. •; dam Nancy by G lancer, ------ me Amu by Farmer* some of their mean tricks that thev A »ork ix omptly nucixtad to. I Fancy. 3rd dam by Blr W am WaUace. 4lh inore elegant decorations was the floral, ville next Sundnx. Mr. and Mrs. Bonfoy and daughter.„ have committed upoa the public Cor the - I dam by Young Buffle F ~ * umbrella under which the bridal pair ! No one feels very hopeful or enthuriNLffY. Breeder. U7ELTON & CROOK Fannie, are visiting Mm. Ward. lari year or two. • riood during the ceremony; and We । ustic over the prospect of strict Just ice F. F. Ward is able to be out again. at the The new house of Mason Byington is htor »cx«on. lure; | hope the storms of life that come to j bring uiettxi uait to the astsatMiD Durfee. \ - .iipsit- lor Uu- WMertown Ituunuice Co. Frank BrandsU-tter is some better, . ■ » nta i>oil<-ie» oa • mini property ajndnat all enclosed, and when finished will be fcmpc' *??. £?’■ , them may wbuoi he such gvuiir gentle nuunrin showers that 4-ll-ffln mem m»? mut The unsavory rword of Burn county o*» Sy flrr. ibchtnlng or wind; Malott a man's dental —i.umbrella —«—$1.. — in k - .ii — ।[ nlns acquittal of the red­ having had a siHge of inflamatory one of the flnest houses in town, —... aa floral will be all ♦».. the apro< ; drulh nud aocnienl. rheumatism. poll p. P. H. Lawrence has built an aMtion 't tection they thev will need. Next came the handed butcher, John Dillon, who was ’«*OK 4 SHELDON, Mrs. Nellie VanTyne and Mias Kittie upon h« barh. floral home shoe, cornucopia easel and ; acquitted bj a Jury too deficient in in­ Peckham, of Middleville, spent Safetiath Mira Armands Richards is building a several beautiful liaskets and vasql tellect to even be sentimeEtal. Crimi'rfixem Abstrsrt Block. Hairtlng*. Mtch.i bonqueta without number, either giftwj nal lawyers will do well to move with with Mr. Brandstetter’s family. new house in the west part of the vilDr. J. W. Backet has gone to Kalama­ of dear friends or furnished for thMrautlon. zoo to attend a medical meeting. The Corners was ■ visited by a targe I A FOOTE, M. D.. occasion by florists' from Jackson and# LFhysician and Surgeon. | P^pertjO^jren re the "Moraan Pta-.-r. 1 Detroit Mrs. O. G. Gobs is entertaining friends crowd of people Saturday, to wtinre.WOODLAMX). Among bouquets sent by , w xm oi l ' on (irnrrii Mreef. Hastinin, Mich. 'from Kalamazoo. Giuudia Haight is dangerously sick. waI side Main BL. SMbrtUe.Miuh.i ; the iiall play between the regular nine friends were two very handsome ones .■-'iKlrm-r n*»< door north Wolcott House. | The temperance rally was a succens. The Sunday school concert at the M. and a picked nine around and about thr front G.AV. Francis, now in Virginia AL alls prontp:), .■ .••nded too. day or aiaht. For terras, etc., call ou or address E. church Sabbath evening was well Wesley Meyen has his house encorners. The regulars played abmit 14 ■ After thrwrenmny and congratulations ("eEI'Il KNIGHT. attended, though hardly an enjoyable as games last year with n elghboring clubs cliMed. a very choice repust was served. The ♦I \ vterinary Surgeon. ! S. €. Doud is thr latest man in town some have been. and came out victorious even time. bridal couple are well known and highly AGKNT There is to be a box social at J. J. This year they started out with larger made happy by fUncle Sam." ‘ reterennd __x_____ i iby -. all.' -ni _ _i.»u„ WW auend all call- for tert icen night or <ta> > The bride is the eldest ttarfe’ ruawnublr. , I itT ^KH. F. M. FOTTRB. Vennonrrillr Geo. McArthur lost a valuable cow. Perkins' on Friday evening of this - 1 daughter of Mr. and Mm. G. A. Tru-1 ' Many farmers are compelled to re­ week. : T- Itnows, M. !>. W. F Pouikxcs. M. D. j^EWER PIPE, 1 man and for several vears has occupied i . . • . t , ' Ste pcXon of organist in the Christian ’! P 18"1 vunt win, corn; some rs. brown a polHemus, I piaui avmc because uw^iuk of ma poor I’wi’ , went to the raising of Harry Aldrich ’s A new baby at John Moore's. wr 1MITMV1VU v. K I seed i seedcorn, com,others othersbv byplanting plantingtoo tooearly. early.1 lIotfKFpathir l’hysicians& Burgeons. bam. and after they had fininbod thpit , church, tad btaMlwykitantod proto J* "tree over JuUu* ItUMeU'B atore. Main SC.) I Dmltom. work thr first nine proposed »greiw> of i tor her ridthfultaw.. f The grwm I. one • via Miiaw’-.->-d from Uie office al all teaura o( Deiton still lives, and is on the out- ball, just for the sake of giving them nv day or nlxbl. Dr. Pnlhemna will rive apocial i > ot our yotag »d »>o.t pronuring buri- j guzttion to aiwea.w-« of the Kye and Rar. W~v • fll*! the look for the iron horse. a little practice. “It won’t make any nro. men. tavln« bem «tobU»hed to n tiMtHnlnv evral the Wheat and graan are assuming a difference to you if you don't make any the taneilt or the ™ large growth. runs; it will- give us a little practice olme holly The h.ppy wniplF deported on the I( the wmther rtouW too F. A. Blackman has as fine a ydung you know.** The game was calted with f oodland t a;»4 train the tome evening for Hetroto ( colt its can be shown iff three parts for C. P. Pendell as umpire. Nine innings They will m»ke a ahort trip tad on ; , fnrnWwl AND Of«»re to call Uv special attention <rf tbeir his age, sired by Exeeiaoir Jr., owned were played, which resulted in a tie their return will ctamenoeR kwp up MUttain. by himself.’ The picked nine gamely chaUtviged tog to rooita over Mr. B.. .tore tha : (.vm durlnf the Mr. M. Gwin and wife have been them again for a contret tbte week, are already fitted up and tumhhel for, mer J . making a two weeks visit in Sherwood, which resulted in a victory for tht that purpoae. . H.8. Holly hu the loundeti.m lorhG Branch county. picked pine with tremendous cheerwere: Mr. Il MllUrd and wife. Mar,t„ut’roInplrtK1 Mr. E. E. Grilley has a ne<w corn and from the crowd. Score 14 to IX t-ONBDITlNQOr shall; Mm E. W. Holton, Jaclraon. Key WeaoUnJttat Robert's new carriage bouse combined. AT BMttOWS ItUTVATOK S. A. Btaril, Otago; Uta Ida Pyutaw|1 „ af them ____________ , B. Norwood is the owner of a three- MSIQHBOBXirG KXCBUMSeu. ffiRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS tta, VennoatrtU.;». Alto tad taugh-. highway In Woodiar Thc fuodel highway in Woodland is year-old colt that shows recnarkal>le CbMtatte Leader. ^ASHVILLE I ter. ’ •Regrets were received from VIUe-1 AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, being constructed in front of the farms lines of speed, and which, if some fast Charlotte Ixxtge, Knights of Pxtiiw<. seu tad Marahintowa, Iowa; Leroy. I - - and - - E. Kox. ox. horseman owned him would bring a will be instituted Thursday, June Ifth. GROCERIES, CROCEERY, of .M. Jordan Ohio; Richmond. Va, ^aensing, retoe­ Uniformed divirions will be here from man who large sum of money. i _____ Some tocaMUes haxfes the F AND GLASSWARE. Battle <’rt*k. Jackson and louring I rushes — vdhers. who into into print, others intn Sheep w aahing already begun. —go .............. . — -------------ahas -----------------Marshall and NaahviUe. A i wjy, n rush, soyoc Who have no How much longer will the farmers The Battle Creek divhires wiB bring with them a fine band of afteeo pieces of beautiful presents were received. । qU1Mtire about thein. while persist in this way of doing—of waahBelow we give a list: • have too much, but Woodland ing the wool whilst on the sheep’s back. 't> propose lo do an boneM buriness, pay a» Strong, of the latter place. Was largeh Piano and olU pointing groom ^ jhMBaWHn wbo rushes to the frontu lot produce aa HasUxtr* or Nashville. and LAOWT. — instrumental in the Mtabtiabfag of a brHher water sett R. M. Lee. H. A. | door to dreaa hlmaetf. ■’■n yen tooda at a reaMWiiblr proAt. eotuprtinx lodge here, and for the same tedearnSinging school is prospering finely. ing of credit. Butwr.H. R. \-L Jih?’ AMTBXA. , A atx-ial for the lienefit of the Congow, memlxrs of Ivy lodge. No. 87, K. Harry Tompkins hM moved into ids j gregatlunal society was held in Orin ClMrioUe Republican. Of{£verW^Mlx -' s-E,w|*inew house. Them. Garey's cJmmu for damrerre Adam's new barn. lari Wednesday eve'• appreciate thr liberal patronuxe our against the C. G. T. railroad for tn and wife, John Mmhill £ I Loronzo Deans' baby wre buried last [ ning. Corn, Bran, and■ let US us hew a good old ruahioned I blow-out; Tri. Zw rAr\MLr\OrAllCY u At a Bargain C. Whitcomb, D H ?& . O W . Chilled Plow Points. SPRING STOCK Agricultural I Depot. Mu !-tai Tniii j Light in Draft, left cut, and •'®SK»? long. nKrii a lance part of Woodland trade by fair Bum and SEVEN PER CENT, discount for cash «IU be given on ium> of $1.00 ■.!.J«; and upwarde, except sugars and prints. HOLMES Crm Mn MILLINERY Jffe. i | ' Free art*** 01 ' ^AiiMAtfflNEKY i . - n_ii,.nr — sta tapta- LBtaSd** i*r«-c- u 0U»’ • «*>• I «l ^*“^2^’“* XhT W„l STthe brook "^Tfr^MH.A- W. Oto. wi«e>X-. WiU do weU to ran on S. F. Feighnar & MIm C A. Shulti ’ °"r Wira S.K.ln«w»on and wile., j,y iTracott is making Mmselt us^ Wm. Bristol's new hardware store L L ; rul in Ito. S. Ilartop’k store. . »a» opened the ISth. » n. Sheep wwfclng wne -the order of the; One week from inert Sunday will be Mra. ,I dm- w on the -street <nat of the — Center Wetwtiw Mrs. G. H. r ran< is. Mrs, -----------------------------------last: ChiHrea e day al the M. E. church. A Thooa.'Bmdr. n. A. Brooft “Ifo 1 Satuntay. — The .mMI " ‘ boy. y- 'tad ' -. fl»eI Itaesaot time ia rxprclod, aa the good F ±i---MC2. UF^ie*M5 ’h^n. Mta 1u time etching fish fah in the brook, brootbut nta | people of tht- place wiU spare no pains ----------, . „I^__ „ ’but ota SSS’WIto^ S CamphShD. Fltx. i Of the “l-ig boys" must have been oi er ; to make it.smecta We tad a ptota st2ta'Wih«< C.mpben. 1>. Flu-; Of the “Idg boys" must luve been over reSfd 0 J^Gallatin andwire. A. B. anI|01M for lliah. or eta was playing a I tat time tax.vase, but thia rttartalaWolcott siH wife, Frank Bratton. E. for juxt as be a as j meat is expected te cmM a riuate on all Parody and wife. .. f , h>ttdio. the hwt sheep to the men to others, as we have a full program, and lKM“ss,nrr^ .a ?j"Rbyee Bmjrtre. HOLLY. | ADIES IN SHAHCH OF J C. Ovist and wife, L- •{Wednesday. T** memorial sen ices at Assyria 1 rriWfetad'taugTtoJ.ejJl“ttaan<l Born, to Mr. tad Mrs. Abram Itotta. Centre Ito Sunday were larffriy atteod- * oWl- Elmcr Allen tilled to M capacity. beta ; are airtady beta, ntoe to ■ make U a happy time tor all. Geo. Bisbridgw took pomakrn of hb Assyria ’^'i'J'U'vbnaln*. It wUl pea ytm r I-I. . As near as we can estimate it, wheat now promises a two-thirds crop in Eaton county. Three are some verv fine fields and numy tiutl will be light The executive comiaitte of the Eaton count) soldiers* unit sailors’ association met in this city yesterday and decided to hold their next annual reunion in this, city cm the fourth of July. AB the (k. A. R. posta of this and surroundiM countlre will be invited to participate. in the county on that day. �The Hastings Bann MARS.iALL L. COOK. nt Venice, HL, committed snlcide Thursday Nkw You. May uene^i bumst ac- i night. A shortage of $6,000 to tbe Indian­ latest tvmsluti apolis A St.■'Louis Railway led to the act cepte the nomination of the National Anti- ’ Ln Elk Township^ Pa., Wednesday night Monopoly Organization for President of tbe Mr. ud Mrs. Greist lay quietly steeping, United State*. The fol.'owing is hie letter TheLanMng Senttnrt, a Grvrahack j whma man entered at the window and struck the woman on the head with an ax. organ, has a column of queries in its Tiro husband followed, but tbe aassHin Ire jour uourteous last issue, from which we select a few ( escaped. •I Ch.rero oo u» lumaui of Un r^eA lad of eleven years, living with his fix? last night upon a warrant i**ued by United , . -------------- ii rty.HL, hailed himself Why there were no many assistant' I candidate for the PrewMeMp pf the State cooreMkaar Shtete He ™ Hemocrats at the Kalamazoo! ogi cal al the MyUlc data. Broadway and Thirty। Surveyors are locating a 'railroad from ppw wow? | „toth Mb. whore h« hod horn hMtot Coalport to Crosson. Pa., to open up a large Why the funionists continue to re-. ' He wu not token before IbemoglkaMo, end bituminous coal-field. tain the Greenback name when Gov.. A mortgage on General Grant’s farm, ^eo’^^V2L°r.t*SLttlrb »f I li atill hi the OTtody of* l*prty Morehnh Begole says the greenback question is south of St. Louis, to secure the VandsiMli them wffi tro fully, juatiy ««< HetOed? • tiMwio ’ Matee ■rwyifoeoeoao « Why the -Hon.” W. D. Fuller is tell­ loea, was recorded at 8L Louis Thursday. people and refo-m In tbe Oort Contracts have been made for the coo­ ing around the state that he paid the r for unioer, who depoeea u»t own » Agricultural World <501 two years ago atruction ot a road of 850 miles from Wash­ ytwsaelvee perreualiy my to-jnafal Ooa- propriated 11,141,000 between March 1 and » b lu u lro«n S1B.S0 ington County, Ark., to tbe eastern State aideraUoo. Baxjam»x J-, BertAM. to support Begole, and bow much of Not sold by MV «, by a sectaaaf audita to the | itoe. ~ to ltU bm, V, Begolc’s money is he putting intocounDrntorr.Jiich, Mv*-The JCoerHncr Anntoof1100,000 Grant A gtaM The fromcredits |25,Tbe Central Illinois Art Union adjourned Journal, of this city, publishes tide after- 000 at Ward, variousin defies. k W,,X>r,ber. ‘•r vaid Jw erv newspapers this year? T 1 *klt Thursday at Decatur to meet next year al How many more ofticre the ring Deoir the following.letter from Genera! But­ ,*£ Peoria. Charles Rldgriey, of ftpringMd, were entered lu the l»ooks of the bonk as would like to* have, to be satisfied ? It ler, giving explicit utterance to his views on waa elected President. loans to imaginary imrAfos. and secured by now has them all, honorably or otherA cattie-raiser at Toxm, who has Just the tariff quretkxi: '••' • imaginary collaterals to stocks anti bonds, rs®,-“d'Si.;*” Why the swamp land commissioner made a tour of the stock region, estimates all of which transactions wereatatod to be put in a bill for if days’ work before he tbe drive for the season at half a niHtion entirely fictitious. •• head. Some advance herds have arrived at took the oath of office? Dodge City. Why our sly old governor admitted on1,Hpecltto vubjacte. 1'ES’lLiJ ’Si I “f™ wUb Wort, ud4M «x mbtai The State Convention favoring equal suf­ to a uurtain editor in this state that he ueS^hl?? Ko” once a month nntU jurt before the break frage, at Hint, Mich., elected Mary L. Dos had jMWsee over all the railroads in fn this country.'^nreliriMimble. theoret H have free tredo­ ' hp. Up to the day the M*rt» Bank. President and Governor Beeoie Vtea-PreslMichigan and some outside? I 'breiret- (aUal be bad net the kMauaar of a aupMnn ically It would be imposaibie. dur country la , Why the great temperance .uivocate ■e iawuaad mu tntenww eo raat, and so *nd prosecuting attorney of Newaygo much » to be druse by the general Govern­ county don’t shut up some of the sa­ ment, tost far mcne yearn.we must rates hun­ loons in Newaygo that sell liquor on dreds of mllHong ot dollars hr taxa­ tion of aotee sort. Are only Ooesti- Snoot contract* In reply ho received two Sunday ? - *a!<1 water to ixxm. aged sixty-six. Ite had jusldellvered tQtlante texattoa that I know of i thenaenumi; the direct tax tn proportion to tM leuem from General Grant, one written by The democratic and many of ’the a speeeii to the Grand Ledge. L 0. a F., is number of inhabitants ng the Htahw. Tb<> General Grant personalty and <he other by of Missouri, dropped hi to ids offlee, aad ex­ genius of our people will not permit of that George R. Spetroer. the easfctor of the flnu greenback friends of the “cock-eyed pired before medical aid rerired. Mwct texattoth and thetefers indirect taxa­ son of destiny,” Benjamin F. Butler, A pension lull tor hfly dollars per month tion must be resorted to. From ttoc bugw- of Grant A Ward, and sigsed by General rdng of the Oorernmcnt to tbl* time tax- Grant himself. In troth Grunt said that all to General Ord ’ s widow was paused by tohave announced that the wiley Ben transactions were straight and that the Ho use on Friday nlgfct waa a freetrader. And now comes profits were gronhro. DaM. April ffi. i,m George Lear, formerly Attorney-(tenert. exoept as times ■>T sw. For a nmtted Fhh further said that the suit ou which that gentleman himself, in a letter to ot PeQDsylvauia, died Friday al Doylere IM-riud other methods of tuxsliou have been tried, because the dutiM wpon Imports were Ward was arrested was originally against A Great Medical Wark on Manhood, DOOM * MULIMJN. ‘UWLF’ the Detroit Evening Journal, explain­ town. Attorneys for M<*rtm«e. Insufficient. Therefor I favor the ralator of a Ward himself, but as soon as be showed . kv M»M VMIty. X<wwm» aH IWyv Ml Be A. K. Shepard A Co., of Milwaukee, wtc sufficient amount of revenue for an ecooomI- I General Grant’s tetters and certala other 1' ing hto- views on the tariff question. , FTobote 1 " faded recently, resumed business Friday, oal admlalatratkia of Government aa< no i ----------—— — . By a careful perusal of this epistle, our and will pay one hundred cento ou Uie dol­ more, from daUes upon imports and----------------- ------- ■,— in layinr **ore duttes to tax ell artietoe i City Ctaambcriato Tappan destroyed the readers can set that Benjamin is us lar. SSTil • hoWr0 *« die Prober oaL' »rst j a»? «. About one hundred fine specimens ol much ola protectionist as any republi­ , • • i .t C cAiw-nciwT iut —i re.m u>bucu Southern birds were captured hi two nlghb dueed in this ooantry which eater into tts T MOwttfrll to the lot <rf un and right htw(n<i IU>d eirbtv-tcmr can. In fact, he shows very conclu­ at Winona. Minn., after being dazed by the arts, raanufaoturrs. and ttao actual neccsM- I dozen copies are now out m the haads «f rtee of Hie, and u much aa poantble to rbeat>- lawyers. muehupoMtbie toebeai,Fish* wanted to ----*“ pabUsh P^WwHUiwWiPMN#nniiM hi baaidlfnl Frews ■ sively the nonsense and folly of a free electric light. en them in every ’------------—■* ____ ________ _____ _____ ___ ___ as such ■ttWhto^ntetetl reerr^Bin glli. irwaranterd to those limits to so JudiCioua'y place our ■ trade policy for America; His letter is .srjKStii duUea aa to beat eocoiin«e and atd American bbbHcwtkm ..mid b.n________________ .» a direct slap in the face for the Evening aging the corn-fields of McLean County, HL labor and American Industry If 1 could. I would General Grant Fish said that thirty days . Mid bi thia <vuuxy for «3A0, or Uh- moucy wW It Is about an inch long, ot yellowish color, »l»o devote the taxes ajxm whisky and tobac- ago he wa* worth fully <1,000,000. and tout ' »* refunded In every Usteai&jnnre oMMtoSe News, the Kalaniazoo greenback con­ and of the diameter of a pin. oo to a fund to pay fob remaining d« bu of the I it was not liUly that a man aged sixtyre ?• to wit: to pensions and the i-area tit vention, and all others who advocate At Pittsburgh, Friday, Judge Acheson, sokl Iere>y, disabled by the war. I do not know ' Uin* wouW Mojlberatoly thTOWOWuyhl*with the coneurrenocof Justice Bradley, of that 1 need make any further atMtcment upon competence ond ruin his family. Fish —free trade. Following is the letter: the United States Supreme Court, derided this topic. I am. very truly youre. I tiso told bow Ward would come I that whisky to bond can not be levied upon. No. IS PgMBKBTOX HQt’AMJt. I THE BUSBraS W0BI.U. | J™ ahum this A halL rain and wind storm early Friday voteh, parrot. W; day ef Jtmenr-.t. .it »'. < M. Hubbard, Esq., Managing Editor Detroit morning did serious damage to crops tn mto Idxht Trade During the Faat Lit- । Ward’s ortrx and generally found there -Aty^Mirek, ' Evening Journal. • tioDs ot Jo Davleee County, HL, and Lafay­ b-tHi.te, ur Di ti« I m pro reman t Throoghaut u>e Coan- i Genera! Grant and Senator Chaffee. Ward ' W. H. DteAR Sir—There is so evident1’good ette Cotmty, Wis. In some instances whole Mrrrot. Baalim. ----------- ——----- ’ ...-.i.,,' i vttn - . try-Tbo Faflnre Record. kept telling Mm all tire time . that Geodral , <«f> nvi a - i.na. y . M tile ten as re- ■rr r.rtplf.l u> in your communication to me fields were wasluid out. Now YO.«. M.7 utao^ vuauaa. rrastucD* Arujur anu outers :, SUXEgt quihux fl ** »*ih*' »■' that’ 1 Ireak a custom in answering In the Methodist General Ccolerence at to Bmtlrt^t-, front !<-«.„dUftbroo^H II were helping him by politiafij Influence to ' ‘*’-.’“"MM the <-Hv of Hrt.tlng. fn Mj(j cntuifv. if<( < ,» specific <iuestions as to my political Philadelphia a rewdutton waa adopted thal Ss?aar-U^ .?$ ' get cootmeto and tints deccMd him .General 1 ’Qin tn I Ftifijow abouiU uo< Iw er.i views on specific subjects. Perhaps up­ an appeal befimade to the church tor fifiOO,- out the eounjrj- point to a oonttonance of : (; rant maktag mairtog the compete by Grant the deception dreeptloneomjiieto by hb his OJU.tr And it it further ••nl. n-.l on Ute subject of the tariff I can give (XX) as a centennial ofltring to the work ol the’more marked moderation In purchasing | letters. Fish concluded by declaring that ( »tancc ot failure, it an trtgive IMrtlf-r tn the inlet \ ti . j them a word, for I never have con- the Freedmen’s AM Society. notel one week aga There has been no bo u would ,J produce ' ** “ Grant letters " the and* ' I bSeT’ °tiU'* *7^’> oi-^uu prllt^xi. ,'r^-. • ealqd them. We cannot have free Major Iteweea integraphs frqtn Fort Reno improvement m tbe distributive movement other donuoents to show that he bad breo ■ trwlp in this <»untry, however desira­ that he has arrested thirty-five intruders in whatever. Al various interior points tiro basely deceived. I {£2*J*ub,,Bhrd In tiw 'i?a«iut- hMfx \ ble, theoretically, ft would be. Our Indian Territory, and many more are on Now Yow. May M—Tbe United States (M-rantry to large, our. interests so their way. He has asked for two troo|» of banks have experienced a demand for I Deputy-Marshals went to Uw hdose of John money sufficient to cause a marked ad ­ CLEMENT sillTF vaat, am! so much to to be done by the cavalry from Furl Sill, as the invaders made U Eno, late President of tbe Second Na­ r ■ <A tn»e ro|0 . । vance in rates for loans when coupled with t iooal. Saturday, and showing a warrant tor general government that for a series of serious resistance to Lieutenant Day. BK ■KMnaTTwmuTt? Hastings, Mich., May 30,1884. -S3 D1LINDSEYS BLOOD ssr jST The Snencfi rf li. TO KI0W THUEIF.1 SyfcSCTgiidyaifiay. The most Eitesxive pere-breii Live Steck fttatotaBDtwEVirli. v<atn we must raise hundreds of mil­ The annual meeting of tbe Women’s For­ the relative stringency at Eastern centers. I hia arrest issued by the L ulled States Orlion s of dollars bj* taxation of some eign Missionary Society el Indiana closed a Owing to the break in the price of whisky, cqM toCourt, searebsd tbe bume from sert. The only constitutional taxation three days’ session at Muncie Friday, after and tbe fact that so touch of that commodi- ' Mk. Eno, Dr. RC. Kno and Charles t hat I know of to the direct tax in pro­ electing Mrs. Anna Baggs, of Indianapolis, ty h being carried by the banks to the Ohio 1 Ward, bob were unable to find the. man portion to the number of inhabitants President: Mrs. A. M. Oark, of Riehrrtood. Three private detectives emof titestates. The genius of our people First. Vice-Prewdmt; Mrs. Ryan, of Ixitey- volley, the high rates tor loaaa al Cincinnati I wanted. by A. 8. rygpa, ope of the bank diwill tact permit of that direct taxation, ette. Second Vloe-Ihesldent; Mrs. A. B. ^promxsc aenous embarrassment to tiromant> i □nd therefore indirect taxation must । Allen, of Greeocaatie, Secretary, and Mrs. fbcUiren*. in do oilier inalanoe thus fax liaa rectort. watched the home Saturday night Dr. Andrus, of Kokomo. Treasurer. great lucooveolatice been caused by the in order to prevent Enolrom eecapteg town t>r rpeorted tx». From the l>eginning 'J There were thirteen deaths from yellow stringency referred to. Dry-gocxh have c*y- ft was rumored that Eue had left of thf\gf»vernment to this time taxatreen slow m agents’ liands, and tride with the bouee In woman’s drees and ted to Can tioQ li^; duties on Imported articles has fever to Havana last week. Thomas J. Crombie, lumber dealer. New jobbers has been only luodaratoly fair. al way s .bi'en the resort of our govern­ ment except in time of war. For a York, failed Saturday, giving preferences ITices have been firmly held. Cotton con­ tracts have been only moderately active. lhafted pencil, other methods of taxa­ for 410,000. Wheat baa met with bearish influences Congiosaman J. Ik Long i* talked ot to tion have been tried, because duties up­ only. A decreased low In toe visible sup­ 1 mltotUlteurf CuUar P«UI Intun.. political circles to Washington and Boston on imports were insufficient. There­ as a Vice-Presidential candidate. Ite ply sod aa in ores Be to the qasotity of p&r »W ta mln nnd M qx>-nUUtwi fore, I favorXhe raising of a sufficient W IU ,ow, ol sagu has placed the total wheat la sight ou | -tao MtBU. u„i The State Veterinary Surgeon of Kansas amount of revenue for the economical laud and sea In exceaa of last week. The U«t l»ak, pud It to frigid, .n, L«. after' a protracted tour, reports glanders administration of the Government and crop wdatoer both at bomfc and In Kumpe no more, from duties upon imports; prevalltag among laocees in fifteen Mantles. continues excellent, and tiie promise for George Murphy, one ol the pioneers of next harvest tms not breu excelled al a like and in laying those duties to tax all ar­ Ihu uwroiiu. »UA wut utmut Berrien Springs, JtUeh.,ww burled on Satur ­ . 1M, htat U»re. Twt paper In Ibataurk idate to advance. , ticles of luxury up to thr collection i The gain to cash wWat amounts to one “■rt't'K Ort -orttom BMrntef aadmol point. (To make free all raw materials day, leaving a large namber of descend­ ants. . .Amt per bushel oo the week. Corn has . I j1.1* |rtm> Itropart,. nJwd u«l«ra» to not raised or produced in this country Tbe Baptist HiMlomry Union, at ita oeo- , been in fair demand and quite light receipts i)But ft I, Ml iad to, which enter Into Its arts and manufac­ slon to Detroit, voted to commence Chria- . which have held it firm. Its loos has bcm tures, and the actual m'cess&rjM of fife (ionizing work on the Congo River with the ] for casta 1% rents. Provlsion.s are nominal­ j 050,000, and many will be ruinoff as much am possible, and to cheapen expenditure of 030,000 per annum. ly dull, having bare subfreted to a sqoeau them in every way possilile, and within Over one hundred brooches of toe Irish by Weetera packers, and prions bare been those limits to so judiciously place our National League have psmedaesalotions re­ duties as to beat encourage and Mid questing Michael Davitt to abandon bis artificially advanced. The fonsurupure de­ Coxcow. N. IL. May State mand for wool has been light, but the American Mlw und American indus­ two-years’ lecture lour around the world. market has undergone little change. •'emovratk- Convention tnel here Wednea try. Ttattwwere 1W tenures aad suspensioew Hciroce B. Enoa, a wealthy farmer near It 1 could 1 would also devote the Buffalo Hart, 11L, killed one of hit em­ to the United States reported during toe I taxes upon whisky and tobacco to a ployes, named Mooes Hartsock, with a past week, against 181 to the preceding I fund th pay the remaining debts of the pocket-knife, because h» stopped a corn­ war only, to-wft, the pensions and the planter to talk. care of the aokliera disabled by the war. A license was granted the iron manufact­ I do not know that I need make any urers a< Pittsburgh Saturday by Judge further statement upon this topic. Stowe to create a tribunal for the nettlement J xm, ven- truly ynura. of disputes with their employes on jhe N«W EMlud. »», > draM. 5T S«l: i bknJ. f. BtrruuLwages qupalioo. t til tbe revenue an honest basis, During Hie find’ year's -use of tbe Brook* There are •000 woolen factories in thtoY-ouhtry. They pay over SlOtyiOO,- lyn Bridge (J,0S3,100 loot passengers, 58T,034 vehicles, and 5,151,000 car passengers U00 for American wools and 846,000,000 crossed, the receipts troiug’ IS 19,WO. Sat­ 8IXTT-TW0 LIVES LOST. for ’ American labor. ‘They produce urday was the anniversary •< I* cpMtog. doth so that consuine.ni can buy the At Nortli Attduvw. Maos, Satemlay morning Timothy Low wont to tbe resi ­ middling grades of jwookn goods as “• coo rental prefantd toe dence of Timothy Sullivan, and finding the cheaply in America as in England. Ixwct’h two dauglitei*, aged thirteen and conveo&r. Johns, N. F., Jfay SA—The Trench Avyaurned. And yet free tradersjiave the cheek to ten. aloue. he attotnpted to oetrage tiro old brig tatortoe reak on the eastern tedge of assert tiiat the tendency of protection Ml girt, who resisted, when be strangled Ihe-Grest Banks scCM ttan m the first week her to death, and choked the younger girl Is to increase, not to decrease, the cost to unoonaclonsnefa when she screamed to’ of May. An Iteglhh tndtog schooner, Cracaoo. May »A-' of goods to the consumer. --doubtfuL which recently arrived, brought to a per­ ot Juvenile rtelooarre U.C reai^T".^* . Ucq of her wreckage—trunka, bedding and N*re lael evm,^ Cyrus G. Luce, of Branch, seems to clothing—all identifying the last vnesel. Tbtreuai, 4 Cbddm la Prosmloa. l>e gaining as h candidate for the re­ She salted from St Malo, France, Maseta 5, N bw luu*. May tk. — The Bundaypublican nomination for governor. boood to Saint Pierre, laden with a general The republicans of Barry county would school acbolan o< Brooklyn obaerv<r| Cblldran’a Day yealartay afamoon. In the cargo. The crew o< nine men and fitlymost cheerfully and cordially support (nod Hire ot march Ibero were M.M3 chU- tore® passengers all perished. St Ptarre, him. Honest Farmer Luce would to Which the Senorine was bound. Is toe down Free-pass Banker Begole in good lota loading with H.SO*; Metoodlua, 10­ capital of the Fredch colony to die islands 510; Prwbytartens, 10,310; FrlqyimU ot St 1'terre and Miquelon, off the eouto shape. • ________________ 0,401. and Baptists, 9,100. In attendance on roast of Newfoundland, the only territory Butler does not seem to boom much the clrfldreu were 0,7S1 teachers a-id oflieera. now remaining to France of her former vast of late as a democratic candidate for the The exewrcls eonaHted of apeew-jjea and .£“1,lou •bmrt tt-ir ringing. suppteuMDted by nuulc and re­ presidency. Bnt Benjamin am do the freshmen ta. Ironrbons a power of mischief; and there's mischief in his game eye just ALua.Tr. N. T„ May SX-Tbe Demonow. reotle scau Committee net it the Delevan It now looks as though Michigan Boom, In tbla cky, at lour o’eloek yster- StnildedoCiaMljato dyanreaeoa. Itw, member war pnten democrats would declare for the -old The prooeedbicn were unmarked by aayticket.” Tildeu and Hendricks are just bortns been Grand Haate ot uw teblL nbeut such foeteta an would creditably Uo,ud represent modern democracy. The liri opuutm regaining the la imjuat. A fro de­ knit, etc. Pa. tors of Jamea K. ; “JUtnaalre. oontlml^ dlsiH.IMd la» ,u_ a.T Toudo, Q, Mar M-Tba Court Masonry. 4-uunty << Harn heteen al Ui< ptotmie <«>, the eity of Haatlngw In wald rouhlt rti MWA the tMh day of Mar. m tin \r.»r taw- : aadtegM buadred au<1 t-tebij-hxu |>SMMS*ClMiieotteBilb. JudSrvl PrvlahIn She matter of thr estate olBen*<>« W Mi gait, deecaseil. tin reading and Allux Ute |» iit>t«>. dnty «r ft-d. of Mary E CuasHon, mm ollie Win.- ■ OMMlMteteiUttrdWaArr U«e wr»ut Un- •'.> to Inherit Um rv.il e>tal« ot nhirlAMil dfni-d <lfr<l xrlint Thereupon >1 i» unh-ivil. ilmi \ha<U).t!n- «b day ul Juue ueM. 4llrui> m tk an. be assigned for the heeriits «<m . . •' ottarjNOMos intrrcMoi -. <>■ qutreff ft appear at a .M M(<: <«*»'. u>*s to hr hrifon at tbr Fret-. ■ • X* >u (be dt} 4 Haattai*. in «aM eountt. * i..i *! •» r.t«* i jn r**'- tutW PENN, i to iu-lhgUtemd b> eau»dx 4 roti) olI tbl* ■ n I.to be pHoltobed in the fl >‘lit:|» BAX>»« „ _ uirwnpaprr printed hik! «in i.laloi In mM " ' Harry odac An eatei v • l> !• >r ti.rre *»•« •• "-*'•'■.1,I,Klkrty trartwpy . -f •Mgwer’' hundred and elgWy-tetir. Preaieut, Cteniribr Snath. JuUrr >if ('ta^nMttN-ef forridalr <>t Wil|lsm Mwt- . On reading and filing the petition, dub preying that administration *»M e«t*tr a» be xrented to some suitable person. . ‘— * that Monda). all other perironatotervatril in Mild qutred to appear al a < «*• -‘“J to be bolilrn at the Frobatr • Wcr in for ' ' " nmnty.aiiO »!«•* iprtMtrot Uh-prtiiionw fo'*-*'’ r ortirr <1 thri «*' ».* permniB ».a*te‘»*«l uteMnri arid P’-uto*. PtJrafofol ■ ~r» I to th« Nariinx* i« TL-ti c»r force weeks prvvlmi* to mH <te ; [A true copy.) r , J*’Probate Order. dfuaut' <•! J; comiri-.,*4 ,d the eight httmired anil rtehu f" ‘i . . Brftrifo tinmenI Xmlft. .ht«ixrvi ■ i** uttafoattorof tb<- <**'•■ <•' XforteftKami filing thr pH L^r. ef John Winters. Mtadnbtmuu •>; ,mW . pnwlag U»at hl» Biuii * >1H ■?* 4 mroh. may br hwt ami "«•’*7 H dlatntmuoa and aMs^niii•ul1 from hi* Mid tn»M •nHsSHeitrLM.Ki4"*"' �Hastings Banner. WHOLE NO. 1506. HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 30, 1884. _____ LEWIS STERN'S CRELLY ANO Hit RESCUE, died away.” ot Helief. [Boston Globa.] persons so cultivated and refined. Many people entirely spoil Itoe effect '■> uppland- whtotie .oueIs; tbe brakw arc appiM. ■urvivor of the Arctic •xneditlon of way, yw b*A Is the Place to Trade A RECENT INTENTION. d that TO CHECK PISCATORIAL FALSEHOOD. Returned from tKe East with a large Stock of DRY GOODS and Commander Markham and CLOTHING, which were bought at figures to syit the times. Ms are Low to Mw tie fa!. And people who want to buy them can save tnoney by going to see them and get prices which are as good as a sale. Mr. Stern (bought goods so cheap that it is in everybody’s reach to buy what they need Call early and get the Best Bargains LEWIS STERN, OF THE CASH STORE. Down’s Self-Adjusting Corset is the best and easiest to wear. Liavdaaant want for nothing. Lieutenant Gariingtoo did not obey his orders. On reaching Littleton Island he found the hope that he might make the northern station itself. H is vessel waa caught in the ice off Cape Habine and sunk. MNnw, in my opinion," said tbe Lieuiew* ant, “Greely obeyed his orders. He cams to Littleton Island and failed to find the supplies which be bad been promised would be there for him. He was unwtliln ; to re main there for a winter, and yet tie could not take his entire party, back to tl>g sta­ tion, as the provisions would not be'suf­ ficient to carry the entire party through the winter. Thus he probably divided his •otnmand, part returning q> the station, where they bad good provisions against tbe cold, and the other part d -parting for Cape York, where resides a tribe of Esqui­ maux, near which point whalers are wont to extend their cruise*. Cape York, too, is but a very short distance from Upernavik, the most northern part of civilisation. It is my theory that through au accident they floated off on an loe floe and were picked up In Melville Bay,- where yearly- there goes a fleet of whaler* and sealers. Thus the story of the picking up of a part of ths Greely expedition has much in it that to possible.** Tbe Lieutenant said that as for ice floes 1 Call and see us, two -dorrs west of bank. an index. Thus the weight of every flab is occur* *e!y measured, and as the Index can­ not be tampered with unless the hook is moved, und as the book cannot be replaced unless all the indices are first moved back to tee place ocoupied fay them before any fiah was caught, it iapractically impossible he actually catches. An invention which compels fishermen to tell tbe truth as to the number and weight e-i. '___ u u— i—— There ia do doubt that the inventor of the view except that of checking the flood ot piscatorial falsehood which spreads over that ha is a designing politician who hopes to injure President Arthur** boom, by les­ sening tbe weight and number of the fish caught by the President on hi* spring fish­ ing tour is unworthy of credit. Whether the clergy will aid in this effort to promote *ho never go tithing without catching at invention aa being wholly without scripWhile the self-registering fish-hook will undoubtedly accomplish much good, it can­ not be denied that it is not all that could be desired. The fisherman, it is true, can- could be furnished of tbe advance of the higher civTIlsatioii. They have manifested a perfectly touching trustfulness, a ewnfi Faith, since it ia the evidence o< things no*. that the mere contemplation of it is ele­ vating and ennobling. Nover was an.Inventor more fortunate in his financial backers. There lies tbe aso- Unknowable, it* principle veiled and un­ comprehended, it* mechanism an inscruta ble mystery, nothing certainly known re­ garding It beyond the fact that it teas ab sorbed large ionu of money. Though th* pone the demonstration ot his succesmany times, and though he has not suc­ ceeded in making anybody understand for succumbing under these prolonged am! repeated trials, tbe lofty and invincible confidence of the stockholders remains onshaken, and they smile at tbe scoffing** of the unregenerate publie, and remark tbai no doubt in “ * Squire Hlckox'i* w Or a fisherman, having fairly caught forty pounds of cat­ fish, may throw them away and substitute for them forty pounds of trout bought at the marks:. Wicked men can thus beat the self-registering fish-hooks as tic motor and its atockholders will remain convince sceptics that the simple faith pi a primitive world survives and flourishes l»e lost. The motor needs an Historian th* bell-punch, «nd tbe only real service One who will approach the subj in » which it can render to morality will be to reverential spirit; who will describe th* render it impossible for the fisherman to inventor*! divings after the unfathomabl claim credit for th* “fifteen-pound, trout which he booked, but which got awararom will show how the stockholder* triumph* him." xTlw truth is that fishing and morality can be reconciled only by the sternest law*. All fl»herni*u should be compelled to have their fish weighed by a public officer, and unquenchable belief in rta reality, an-: ahy flsbernnra cistmtng to have caught a fish a* to tbe weight of which he cannot ne«s of a principle which they had neve understood in the least. And this reedr weigher should bo deeiuod guilty of will stand forth forever aa a green oasis ii within the limits of truth, but nd aelf-reg. isteri ng, fish-hook or other ingenious device Beeorttttbie .i*.k«T, habitual end hardened fishernveu. and a warm personal friend of Fredd; Gebhard, ia known as aa incorrigibi Joker. He is a tall, spare man, with toUigvaee. loaded western-bound passenger train on the Lake Shore A Michigan Southern road. said. r’I was miserable In health sod spirit*; so enfeebled that I took cold on the slightest exposure. Life seemed worthies* to n»e: I lived only in mem- by Keeiy, is a very delicate operation. No doubt of IL In fact the whole motor business is full of delicate operations, and ___ of securing its perpetual concealment to his children, there must b.a ertsi*. But for some year* iongerit may (Detroit Boat and Tribune.J saiasgffis® [N. T. Trtbuaa.] hook, and on his return ean exhibit tbe fish and hl* self-regisu-rmg book and calmly . the village h—»- THE KE ELY MOTOR. Keely motor will go. It will be interesting to observe if thr descendants of tbe present stockholders Inherit their truly Christian virtues, thougt. A WRATHFUL FARMER- aoui, »pv»r m. broken. home by him without detection, but what certainty can be felt that U» fish have been eaught by tbe fisherman himseilf The owner of a self-regGterlng fish-hook can buy forty pound* of trout from said What Struck an Old Soldier. all concerned was the poor inebriate who ing serious is the matter. “The inventor claims that the engine is all complete, but fitted out the Proteus under the command of Lieutenant Uarlington. Hi* orders were to proceed to Littleton Island, 78 de­ grees 25 minutes north latitude, and erect EVANS & BROOKS. To Ladies! on®^u“r! thankful individuals of all stations ia life. As it hsnvened, the roadmaster was Grea't generally accorded it Lieutenant Greely waa left with his party to establish a United States signal station near Lady Franklin Bay, about •wMM a reH-regirturiag fish-hook, which fib degrees 46 minutes north latitude. His orders were that after a year’s stay at the station, if no relief came, he should book to which the line is usually attached Journey to Littleton Island, off the coast slides over s Bong and flexible metallic of Greenland, and supplies and friends shank providod with an ingenious index, would be found there. It was to furnish or, rather, DO YOU WANT Eyans & Brooks tramp was not only invited to ride, bat was taken aboard and treated like a prince 26 seconds north latitude, and, from prac­ tical experience, is disposed to receive the counted for. He had seen. open water ia i Ah! We get up feeling badly, didn’t mt leads in Smith Bound, off Cape Alexander, pood, don't want breakfast, no appetite, do en­ a near point to Littleton Island, In nudergy, bad taste and breath, guess we are bilious. winter, and the Governor of Taxnisak had I Two doses ZOFE-BA will tone up our Liver and told Dr. Hayes that there was ones our ambition and set us right. water in Melville Bay aa early as February. He did not think that ths Greely party could even now be In a very bad way, for In tbe summer game waa plenty in those region*, and a supply might be laid up ior the winter month*. The party reported to have been found may have been aent out by Lieutenant Greely, with the hope that it might reach “Hub” Cao sb Cure. «S Cent civilization and hasteu relief. i Preacripttoii of a Boston physician, dis|Mmsed Lieutenant Harris thought that much years by a Boston druggist. One d<HM will cure any ordinary cough. It time was Joat and unnecessary expense in­ act* aluiu<*C magically. Ask any dealer to get curred by tbe Government in fitting out you a aS <xnt\bottie ol “Hub" Caugb Core, special vessels for tbe trip. Thu three and don't be pkt off with any other veaaels now preparing to go North will neceaaitate an expense of $1.00U,(X>1, and all this is really unMcensary, for, if ths Government to-morrow should offer |W0,000 for the reecue of the Greely party, the Northern seas would soon be alive with whalers and sealers, and instead of three there would be probably fifty experienced and hardrCapuuns pushing to the North IMPKRIALl.MM. I indigestion. Ilyspejiaia. Headache, Nervons- in search of tbe pri*A I neaa. Urinary (enables, are .Qtten caused by u Mr. Harris said that he bad been spoken | torpid Liver. Hmna call U Liver complaint, hH- of in connection with ths present axpeiUlousuesa, etc. Thr The 1 Jeer <u» eras the system; if loutuesa, tion to Sacretai y Chandler, but with what Don't throw you old wringers away, but bring theiq to ns, and get new foIIb the Liter is luartiM iTl. lliZZl put on. All Wads of repakifig done on short nottee. Bags take# in exchange f< V. r ud mow, Ma . troubles. rtnutit be did not know. He waa prepared to go If. hi* ax peri UDO* afid knowledge ol ■ » anything you want in our line. the Northern latitude* was deaired. In tbe TOB. It seems to sot in a remarkable way upon trip with Dr. Hayes ha was aL C*|»o Alex­ andra March 4, 1801. This ^as the .lay tor A hay fork or a Manure fork ? A hoe, shovel, rake or spade ? A gasoline or an oil Stove? . Anv tin, copper or sheet iron ware? Any eave-trouging or. roofing? A cistern pump, well bucket or legdpipe? Jack knife, clothes line or a wringer? P^v points or boot blacking? Do you want a pail that wont rust in a year? so, call on { wait Wl I'm -urc k’» all from BL John**, If. V^totiw effect that a [N. T. World. 1 Tbe Monaatery of the Cloistered Nuns of terrible accident <m last Wednesday room­ ing at Delta, about twenly-five mites ot Toledo, by tbe prompt action of Ot him laugh, and It is not known the be ever spoke above a whisper. When him cautiously to assure himself that n< MvaM HEALTH-PRESERVING This is a well known make of Corset, and the p 25 per cent less than they have ever been so ■way. I was astonished at Wife. 1 piled <n> tbe flesh and could eat any­ thing. Mi ambition blazed up. 1 could attend to Initinew, and now—excepting that I have to take care about exposing myself to the hot sun —I am a* well as I was tiir day 1 enlisted. What differences there are hi thlnga-gun* and »»yonetaklH; Pabkkb'bToxic saves.’’ This lurparstlou which has hern known as Parker's Ginger Tonic, will hereafter be called simply Parxert Tonic. All unprincipled deal­ ers are eonstantb deceiving their customer* by substituting inferior article* under tik* name of ginger.anas*ginger I* really an unimportant Ingrodient, we drop the misleading word. There is nochutt tian Itself. luUNlsof Pnrder’a G slgnsturr of medicine If tbe crated the altar finished the public was admitted to tbe fbllowtng the road, they went up the track cloistered part of the monastery for one Until they came to a bridge, where their hour, bat when five strokes were sounded on the chapel bell all visitors withdrew never again to enter. As soon as every lay and clerical visitor wall dividing the cloistered part from ths public chapel and reception-room was tbe ubet ruction un the track and ius own closed with twolocka One key will be re- inability to remove It, and knowing that rcprewen- loiater open the door. All communication with the nuns must then be held through double • - .. ------* inotice to ail partlea (his is to give the grates will not admit a laad-penciL ut one-half tads ■h»d just four minutes to Rare that �r w The Hastings Banriei 1 Success a MARSHALL L. COOK, , It BoM. ■ Norcross !■ cau-.. »a a*»fu On the darken! — goA. stonaitot ,. . one =of a--------------------stormibKt H^„ M^r Larrm».-IUrn Hwttol. A-« ■» nights of the recent unusual winter, the express on one of the leading New York roudlugs. railroads was moving westward from • Albany. The engine s headlight threw HASTING*. a L»rr ATTKXDAXfx. a strong reflection tn advance, but the Chicago, May aa. -The National l»dos- stonn was so blinding it wm impossible DRY GOODS trial f~~<ran held Ha fire: mobLou yeotartjnythin^, even at a short distance. Under such circumstances MORSE K. MKV1NS dav at the Grand f’acific. Through mishas, within the past year, stepped into luanacemeDt of the eaterprlae or lack of • instinct necewarily takes the place exf i sirfht. AH seamed to be going wen, the business circle of Hastings, succeed­ proper advertising, tl»e attendance was rery when, in an. inatant, the engineer reing Mr. D. II. Goodenow. Morse is a much smaller than was anticipated, and at versedI 1his engine, applied the air brake* C°mr to a full stop. Why he did so ----- .une young man, alive to the interests of his do time exceedoti sixtyThe Industries represented in the ooc- he could not tell any more than any of business, and one of the stayers also. us can account for the dread of coming cents and <1. crere were cane-sugar, beel-eugar, sorcbBtu, He makes a specialty of fine drees goods, disaster and death, and to the wonder­ . Prwbwt* Order. and the celebrated Broadhead goods are ing taguiryaf his fireman he ximpiy said: “I fed that something’s wrong. thfi winning card in his attractions. u»9«e: ductx Delegatee were present afao repre- Setting a lantern he swring himaelf By close application to business, by •euliDK commercial totereeta. manufectur- down from the cab and went forward pluck and perseverance, Morse has to investigate. Everything appeared to boiK up a good trade, and has the Boards of Trade. Railroads, and the New be right, and he was about to return to his engine when his eye caaght sight of pleasure of noting Its steady increase. Orleans Exposition. & 8. Boyce, of thia- city, called the coo- a peculiar appearance at the joint of the No one who is acquainted with him ex­ rail next to him. Brushing the accu­ veutloo to order, and at hia auKgesUon T. pects that he will do less than make a D. Curtis, of Syracuse, waa made tempora­ mulated snow away, he looked a mosptendid success of his business venture. ry chairman. Mr. Curtb delivered an ad­ inenL and then uttered bd exclamation to sell the real estale of which said deceased of horror. The rails on both sides hail dlSen8«jJm II Is ordered that 0. D. SPAULDING dress upon the demands of the hour. KXh. <taj af June next at ««' *’cU*k 1" «* At tbe eoocluaiowet Mt Curtis’ address, been unspiked and would have turned tarvnoon. has owned and occupied the store on te i -*— Colonel Louis Bush, of Louisiana, was over the instant the engine touched tltioo, and yXJS 1—. the corner for nearly a quarter of a made permaneut Chairman, with & S. them. What inspired thu attempt at (Slier penwus century. He has a steady trade, and Boyce, of Chicago, v as Secretary . unui-wrrvauiK in uumjiuw u, uui niw are n-<iuirrd *• triin-wrecking is unknown, but k it was * .-tt-a "L- tv-----------------‘----------------- J at tbe Probate (Nttre.te shire An adjournment was taken until a o’clock presumed the confederates of some | his patrons are of the solid sort that a te enable the Committee on Kaaolutioos to prisoners who were on the train hoped, । mLm. it any there be, why the vr^trot tee business man likes to deal with. Mr. prepare its report. That proved to be A In the confusion of an accident, to de- i*tmoaer should »-* — ♦»,-*. ..i„ And It Is further Spaulding keeps the staple articles in , more difficult task than waa expected, for it,. liver their friends. dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, his suoceesive adjournments to three o’clock, Engineer John Donohoe, of Albany, four o’clock, and finally to 7 40 o'clock were towhose wonderful instinct was due | tab?pSbltaSe^ta^Hmlmp ■-order —aim beingju>t so much to keep many found necessary. the salvation of the train, when asked jirlnU’d and elreulated hi said (ounly «rf goods but good goods. He has prosper­ Tbe report of tbe committee, wbeu pra- by the writer why he stopped his en­ Kiier rn. onee tn each week far three sorerrelve ed as the city and the city’s trade have ’ tented In tbe evening, proved to be of gine, said: I ”*’• pr"ta” to "fUSlKhknu. formidable dimensions. Each Industry “I cant tell why.” I only know I felt increased. [A true copy-! Judge «»< ITohate. reprenented in the oongreas was mentioned R. MI DGE. in the resolutions, which, taken aa a whole, something waa wrong." ' M«»rtKa<* Male. "Do you have these feelings often up­ Mr. Mudge began business here when | were strongly of the protection stamp. They on the roadK continued the writer. . —7 — — j। were adopted with virtually do oppmiiioo but a young man; and by strict atten­ except from Judge Atwater, of Minneapo-No, very although (or the | CTf' tion to business, attention to the de- i Ua. who cave his support only to ooe advo­ past twenty years I have been in a con- । Abrain Arnuuroux and hide M., hi> wife, of: to feel apprehension at almost Prairieville townsnip. Bam county, state of ’ niands of his customers, square dealing cating tbe improvement of the Mbelaoippi dition Hnvthimr Miehlran.lutothe Hiram of theofsajne ptare. and other inland transportation ways. ln^t’ " ,u »u-' t reconlrtl o«h-eCham*, »if Rerister DeoosTor with his patrons, has built up a trade . "HOW is that? i Barry county. Mich taan/wtheinh dayoflMBelow wUl be found a eoodenaed state­ which cannot but make a business man •____________ ment of what was included In the pream-Whv. I have been a victim ot one of 1 eembor, A d. inn.atooeo’elock a in., in liber happy. His quarters in Empire block, bie and resolutions which were adopted: UwwoMtrtMiofdwMlJiovirtaowrt. 'll’™ I have not lieen confined to my l«d like to Mindy M. I haae, ofsaid place on Ummber are well tilled with staple dry goods and ' — thousands of others, I am compelled to x a. D. isre. said aMignmcnt being recorded tn a Splendid stock of clothing. Of late N»Gou. which ta ooe “of the people, fey the work whether able or not Indeed. | T’iT i ,. .. .. . , . ------------------ --Mr. Mudge has made a specialty of prosreM in tee tn£Snai'proeperi^of^w* when it first began I had only a loss of I tnM.ati:>oo*%ck p. m.. in uber <g niort*».■l<rtMt«, and a tnao would la- hard to h taS appetite, a faint feeling that would not i gea. on page 373; on which iixirtnie there is , .. suit who could not find what be wanted proteetlat Ito home lodosMeA Oar ■t meet prosperous erav have bean those under but I finally got those terrible < ray ing (geo, and n<> proceeding* haring been iMtituta 1 *' 1 •at Mudges. . a protective policy and. tho moot dlmuRrous and gnawing feelings that make life SO ■ rd nt law to rrrover the debt remaining seen red ...... .............................................._. nnro 1triAr w ours 11 under a nnlUw policy ■nnmv«nw>in» approxtmatln* free J. S. GOODYEAR A CO. w—, w » w w w— t-- . trade. Free tntea toagtotriacnot applicable imhwable and arv known a.. r«ut»I 1 !XS?,J,S1K&3'„^!’ power of MUe.lherekirt'nUlned having oryome | > Till ■ W I Iw • debiHty.." ’ do businetu ut the old stand of Good-' among mUlonR except oo m baaM of equality debilitv । mmc.,DTTIT of »agw paid Io labor by the M’eril nataoaa •What did you do?" year Barlow, in Empire bkx^. Aside ] accepting it. Protection and not froc trade M , ______________ “I tried physicians until 1 Itecaine front a well assorted stock of dry goods aUorhcr nsttonsshaU eecure*to thelr“workc»e | discouraged. in I gave eight different । of tbe mart bouM* In tbe city at Harry county, Miehiiaa. mid <«U'1 bouvhring and clothing, this firm has made a. a recompense for their labor equal to that ae- ones fair tests, but none of them bent* thr plate of h«4dlM tbe (oar iter xald ‘ ’ "t^^X'.o’SrtSitortn.turtrotot-rtlr. : ■ltrl 1 *h™ trlPI,1£rFSf‘i!Z mnJ; county (4 Harry? I >hall -Hl MpuKIh rtiattoti to specialty of tine dretui goods, and keep , thr htalurat bidder Ihr land* and |»rvmhee dearticles in that 'line in almost endless | tanfl* upon all Amorfoan productions and icines, but they fulled, likewise. It wribrd In said mortrar to-wlt: Al) that per­ ■Mur^torto Xo commdhr totouoto hr I iw,kM| prrttv dark for me «o far as anv tain piece or parrel of laud Uluate In thr county variety. This home* is one of the oldest j .mom*•>•“»»»!" '4un'1 "toUl "r Mlrhipui. known and dein the city; has always had a good trade I do not promote economy or justice, and their ‘ were concerned anti • I became terribly wrlhed m Follow*, vix Coruitrenrlux al the quarter Mt ou the M>^b «lde of wcMoa thirtycollection Is tnqulidtortai and Irrltetlnir. being I digcoUHMred " apd more than holds its own. In short ( -Yo.7SA.lnly do.M look that wa, Dve t^5] hi Vnru l» o |aj north, eg r*M»lea 110] wr»L ninulug thence wtwt ten ||B1 and uhr-ii*]f ' it shares in that prosperity which 1ms [HI rods, thrnec south ten |IO| rod* and four 14'< -Tbe imnortatioa of pauper and Contract la-. now.' -Ol>. no. indrrrl. 1 am in perftot htoltli fret, tbener east ten aiul one-half 11©‘, i rod*, bleewd the city and contributed to its J tor tooula to prohltatto 1,, law. Tto tort thrnev north ten (Ml rods and four tall fret to w^UK ’ ^^.'XXto.Brto.now.-wto th. u> steady and substantial grow.th. llw plarr of tiesinniiiK. brtbg a port of Ute penally the improvement of tee Mississippi. I continue su. My nervuusnetM in entirely north-ea-u quarter m| of the tairtb-wert uimtR. K. GRANT. •ffl ’sjj* «****• «•»!«’. to town ftunbrr one ES~ H i s^rkw^dU^^Thr^ Illnor Uiofmay ten (M] west, or so much -Kirk” succeeded his father, Hon. R. | thereof ax shall be ncee**an lo |«y the amount J. Grant, in business. Soon after the j benefits that tee tariff givos tee manufacturer, sickly appearance has given place to the due on-said inortxace with interest ttierrosi m ,,.n .^c-nt t, b-n nrr ,rnt.. Ucrthnoi^n ar ’ teiS color ol healtli, and 1 have readily pu^ ’ epui^.aUnwM «y iawr. *lth the emu and ex-1 reins of the establishment were placed’ subetltates. Tbe iatatag threats teouM bo ’ «***>• This is what has Ih*Q ttC- • ’W*'Utowed *■)’ b\ Alaw. '’-H**' I in his hands. he conceived the idea of ■ fostered by tho Gorsrnmcnt. Cengrias i couiplished by means of Warner’s Tipr/.-L1?. keeping but the one line of goods - ' Hastings Mich., May 30,1884. ■E=Sw3SSri=«SSS’SSii'S The Most Powerful Heating Everfum.ce* Sold ?J2i <?S< Heating SucceurfuHy the pu«t winterFurnace where other failed, when thermometer’ranged from 4 to 30 deg Jw-ioTz"* Every Furnace Warranted. Kaiefactcrei aM Mil My hy BOFFMAH BROS., Hartiifi. Mid. New Goods! Call and See ;The Largest Stock, The Best Stock, The Best Made, At The Lowest Prices ’ i 1 Bought for bpot I '•ish. at lp<s than coftt to inanufaeture’ thfim t « t vA L>. R MUDGE ---------- —------- - ' D E? D C ’ f m HARDWARE ii ! I PAINTS, OIL, &c i ciothi^and gents’ furnishing gobds. T w J a 1 . t -.id • c Low Prices . •h COUNCIL PROCEJEDIMOB. a ■£■%•«• •»«>?>•.-»tndy I- mu h iiAnnvPQr A/ \nnQ be held there n«utt December. Messrs. John 1 of Griggs Glycerine Salve. Which IS it reused, and nil other person, liiterr«tcd tn said ilia ■ Bit I I fl I 1 >1 I I I toto. <H Ohio: c. T ■».. -r nito,». - n Kup(. ru^ f„rnlt«, l.n.lM,. „,ld^ bum, , M.lr. .-.toiutou of., w S VMWWITVVll KX- VVIIU wminda, and .11 other wrto. WHIpog.‘ : V ( Itlvel v rtirr pi Im. tetter and all tkln it | 1_______ ______________________________\---------------------------------------------------eruption.. Try thi. nonder healer. 1-uth.wr .totoi n«tojrto.i.,1 ’ , tot&fartion guaranlenl or money re < IT1. “w tydtlto^, funded. Only ffi Mita. For Mie (,y F. SEJ^Uh.I'bmi "Is^j " wuof the ompixattou. Aftoraga4 » «>I>' Of this order “ ------- - - ennudng to the.. vnx/oUon by Mr. Hawwy. of Srra- Hotchpins. „ F «o «»<• pttWIshrei In thr Rastinis Hamxrh u i ■njJ onr. ,n »be intarvat of tbe New clrtche*. Persons whose lungs are impaired <»r l,Tn?,“’’, r Pr*1,1X*,, rin-uiated in said muni> 1 have throat diseases should not go to fSr»lh^ w«*"lre the twtuthore, tu the air la ali ay» potton" *“ efgl WMl ith ' "W.---- g P1_'_C - -a-u--.' n>aiU. r. —.‘I-,—!, L-, — Gtw vi U VIIUICT. UBCLH to nitlli such troubles. Useroil Dr. Bigelow's lA«n»rcopy.] Xudin- nf Problte “TTlhSS.tar. t .. rnnwl. » SISB resaws DIE BT VIDLiare. ous Punitive Cuit It rtr« PmiHvaf't.rto it Hires coughs, colds.' ~ .......... ............ । that the work he done nuder tec direction nf 1 --------| CTOlip, bronchlti To the Hon. the Mayor and Common Council t tbe city of HaaUnca: GwHlemra-Wc. wrhowe taMin, hereto attached i being freeholder^. fl 11 W1 I A CSSSKSKSAMf-^Vi. SCREEN DOORS.. i nil throat and •r, Killing “sx*"■T" D"~‘u' S’"'*-"i>»^ h!r..... that there 1- a pcUUou twfure >cmr honorable »P‘<ree. , Cure. It gives Universal ftatisf.. Cure. It give, tmlvenad iiatlrfartlon." rl.uwi i x *«~h. ; !««.«)free ,«t» d011nr -- OM — Trtal|j*«' 1SUtiii S. a! ert« «p<™ o« Ito Wm, Srtn Bod tnn -----------------------------bottlw ot FmHt IIoMitito. underelgawt. are the pereoua inoetdtreeriy in- this city was drawing onto a branch track STrtSiStt “IS oMxtoto tovtoo.it mtoo. toooi nhw petition. Dated May?!. 1«A J^?.W i o'clock Saturday night, the Atlantic ex: »— »«••» rrwrftod Mo tto togug. The Warm weather wifl'soon be ti)Mkn us, and you will want screen doors. M e make them, the finest you can ask for. ---------------------Z---------- -Ja—■ii iMiii I L h 3 Larsre Stock. to^r* "*^-1 and ‘protect them•VOW1 by rtave, send-alava ('bv<>nic lllnens of nearly a quarter of U, ---------------------Probate Order. He has carried his idea into his busi- ‘ zt -d-u-dl—i' tototo- tost •-tooito cvntury I tolleveidl sufferhtg In aslm-i duty should be restored ou cut-hoop and oot- tilir mAnnur cun It*, ruwlnroii 1,v I J* IT.. w »Tobate Court lor th* , restored bju using rotmn- of lum-. hidden at Hie Probate Office in | new. and can now boast of having the totf-tles aa would enable manofseturere byr« I Rar manntr t«n I the same great remedy. • ■• ‘be city <»f H»Mlng>. mainly Of Ham, on Mon I otHy store in Barry county which car­ iZr^tMnnru, with tl.ru/. 2LZZI Stfch U tbe ttotimony of a man whu । '^ “';l.11tartSdlM*>1rtl)tolr“r w ries an exclusive stock of this character. ’ " ‘ “ 'Kcf Present, desnrut Hmlth, Judge tit Probate ■ fifthitu»iwte.hra-M-k-is-y—r[ on theriMul but uuild---not remove the the, In the mailer of the estate of William Sctui--------------------------------wrn dangers from within his own system system]! , I uotfiltrought foot lo f^v wltS tho|.,o^^3a"^^1^“,1^2affv? llDt“ brought face to face with the | —••2* *bjyr ■■--... I lllllnl ___ w,» Wrtlil _ _ _______ great preparation above named which praying that John .r ivruinx. of Prairieville*' or^»r 1* couutrj end *> "'‘“*11 for. him and can do ax much i l*To” ma>’ • IBlby2^ T*-____________________ _ P^y‘,,l'<rT>y*g> ufJS ***** IKSS' .t;al“to,>U,S7T5&Sld '$»: W»" th"r «•'» require It. ' IKSSSf »• f -I.! i ioF^ d U * « th fa p o th bw an at U W U1 Dr. J. Turner and W. Goodyear. iMr. Turner • ear and made « clean sweep of tbe smoker, ’** . taking.»» «.Ura row ot mu with It .nd ’ J once: That the reuiouM.rt.nce ba laid on tec Iraviug the two can and tho fsail end of qfikien p^‘^^J«J^B22irSUbWn,‘’ tb* ftn’ U<m of Jc*«, Mid Bcouaau wen: uiiaw rei ..T!? toda**"*****^ were.rveetvwt: M. sbiw. xtrvrt wart J. Itofcateu “ ........................ •I. Uupten. - .......................... M. Hrtty, •• - ............................ Wia-Mnier. ~ ............ ■ -Mui m«bop ‘ ~ ... .. ’........ " SiXX" «.rSSr 4 Wife, . ' | < I 1: ; 1 ■ wwck M-Atow fou o Hsek Muni,, .rtenwoa l,ra InUm la <rtr. ± WbMltr'i urti ud doo, fadurrx UH» |rta azptqted. Tl» build1M w» wnKbrtl ud > tUrd bodo, wbH> did BMrz*tod,. w» moi fl,lag throut*. M air a dtataoa at Uun,- IM. and laadad op atalaa! 11m wall ot the mill rttvinev Meilea end wo Itmiten earned Vludanger end McLeagkUa nan la the boiler boane and ware buried In the mini all wMalaiag fatal laJarlm. Two cbildreu ot Clurtea Ma> wen Pta> iag >m> the )dan wta, u» ..plwk. look place, and were abo killed The oor», ot a dwellleg near by waa ton. away, eud tiytag dofcrK ______________ tu pu "“■TH Judr, W rrotau. *>“« I Don’t ail corae in a rush. 1 HAVE SEVERAL DOZEN GOOD BASE BALLS m W e are just receiving the finest styles of urniturn ever brought to the city. When it comes to good '^oods al low prices, our hoiisc cannot I* beaten in the state. Spangemacher & Mason Every purchaser of a TEtKlBLE MEED OF A FUTfllK. ftHEAD Iteiunrr. BbStamkh «■•**•£ MTMMMWUMre Gets one Free. R. K. GRANT, M br R It B Br ki w �The Hastings Banner, i 1IK * 2----------------------------------------- —7..H«>». nun*1''. MA' »*• ‘** _— ---------- - —L 1 —-C Mr. Welton hw Wrong onr. mi of the boanl of education at the I nhctlon. Thia will be Imt the begmI nlng of the proceeding, to deride aa to eiten- 2b £££ QREAT REDUCTION I Piuek and mtarpriae, and bis flfraigtatforward methods in his baamean. He and hto agency hawhegt good faith cinrolatio* tki. wnk, IfOO. Tlnr following resolution waa piuwd with their large and rapidly increasing ,. ^ZrAMovKTTooowanoc I “ a meeting of the Workingmen'e number of patron*. and to Uta is due ■ ’,E'■ . ' n. t>. aravLuiNO. I Temperance (Suh, on Tuaalay evening, the remarkable success of the agency. —w—. 1.1 nil; | aa being the duty of three- with the Mr. Whitlock is known to many of I tteisu ilAi-n* price* prtd for butter {beet Intereet. of the reanunmttv nt our readers For the pant fi,ve yeant he j ji Bert TmkierV heart: htw been rartesmnn in the hardware w»-' tabltahmentH of Goodyear &, Son’s and conukmattos norvlrw were held «t Greble & Powers. He ia a man of • he Catholic church Monday. thorough business experience and hab­ II A. GoourcAii & tjorrs have juat ’upport It. directly or its, and qne of the most reliable and put into their store a new eafc. At present writing the greenback honorable of men. The. old patrons of LOOK at the Hannkk next week and national convention is in progress at the agency will find in Mr. Whitlock a • ,hit tert Tinkler givee away. Indianapolis. Ben. Butler’s pathway to genial gentleman, and a man whose •hut addrreote on decoration'day will the nomination is not strewn with roses te delivered at court houae aquare at 2 entirely. There are thoras also, in the The new firm is composed of two such, If way of delegatee opposed to Ben., and progressive men that success is sure to . .-lock p. tn. . it is not by any means certain that he WaNTKD- Agirl ior general houtoattend them. Under their manage­ At all work. Knquireat reeidence of Philip will secure the' nomination. ment, the Hastings insurance agency is events a first-class row is.in progress. sure to have a career marked by pro T. Colgnive. ■I Stephen Durfee, the murderer of grass at every step. Tui. HANNr.a’8 weekly edition ia now । ritx, We are piiahing for 2X01 ami Under Sheriff Scudder, was arraigned before Justice Hay ford Friday, waved m«ia lo get there. J. J. Perkins, of Prairieville, was in ErgnvBObV thM wants a good boot examination, and was committed to the city Friday. jail to await trial' at the August term of , ,dire- l-uys those uuuiufiu-tured by Geo. Goodyear and wife went to Chi­ Circuit Court. He is recovering from smith, aiinmiw 4 Peabody. his wounds, and the people will have to cago Monday morning. Tut: senior class of the high scboql be at the expense of prosecuting him, Miss Ettie Main, of this office, is taking' pi.at. tel at Thltrnapple lake Monday without doubt. He has secured emi­ a well-earned vacation this week. ’:«»».,ai!.l had a gay time. . neat counsel from elsewhere, and will Will R. Geer has been appointed TiH.kid snd goat show manufactured makH a atrong llghl for hb liberty, Under Sheriff. Wcr Wm. Scudder, de­ iiv ■vniUi. Siuimoiw & Peabody are the | trusting to the mawkish sentimentality ceased. cheapest i« the market. oj H jury for acquittaL _ , Mr. Chas. Mason waa shaking hands I r zL expected that the general agent Decoration 1>av.—-Following is the I with friends in Kalamazoo on Saturday of uie State Temperance Alliance will program of exerciser on decoration | of hist week. Mj/.J. in Temperance hall, Sunday aftfir; day: Mr. Ira Blackford, of Bowens Mills, •A>ou next. AMembh* al Armory Hall nt nine a. in. has been again taken to the insane asy­ Nkw n. hkme. Bert Tinkler giveahi^ . lum at Kalamazoo. Marshal. udoHiers a present every Saturday. ■ ('aro Ladles' Rand. Wedneaday last Mrs. O. H. Green- j I hta wt-ek it is a nice toilet soap. Go i Ha<lnip« Comet Hand. field and Mrs.. A. II. Johnson left for a i .ind get'one. . ' '' j ta I FiUserald Po<, No. 135. anti all the Mildiers. week’s viait at Toledo. Ohio. L-NKJN service .at the Preeby- I Twenty six .wung Mkse., keprescntlnc deceased (OMMVN Wm. H. Powers and P. A. Sheldon mornimr. urian churph Sunday morning. In tbe In 1 the । uZZS. left for the Chicago convention to-day. .ftnnig Rev. Curhahan will deliver hfe J Schools. Clement Smith goes Monday. Citizens on lout. thud anniversary sermon. ““ Mr. 1). Leubrie, representing the Chi­ . June 21st the Croquet factory and­ Muste by BaikIm. cago Inter-Ocean, was canvassing the Iron and Engine W’orks will shut down i DSSoraCwn “I Graven. city in the interest of that -#urnal Addrew by Fo»t CoiunuMMlvr. for three or four weeks for necessary. Friday. Muaft by Choir !. jsiir> on engine and machiitepr. ‘ ' Prayer. En-. Whitlock is taking a vacation The'Barry County W. C. T. U‘. an- j 1 ><•<-oration Kerr ice. this week, before entering upon business Hymn -•‘MrCountry Tts of Thee" ,.;:king exteuhive preparations to cele­ In the insurance line. Hardening his Benediction. brate thr coining Fourth of July in this cheek, you know. ity. It is pro|x»n-<I to have a celebraThe Shooting Tournament. FolRev’s Bancroft. Carnahan and Huns- j • tinn -'.vliat is.a celebration.” ■ lowing is the result of the second day ’s berger eMCU are each to ver deliver , , o... ........ ------ ------uerger U) urn snortshort au-. ad-! Tm: next regular meeting of the shooting at the tournament, the result dreBbew ln invitation of the G. 'A. R I .1. \f 1. 1 wl.re.iot. .•__ . i...........1____ . having 1____ t____________ I.___ Ij . T Ladies M. So< irty AW-atl will be l.aiLI held rtf at ths. the .'' pir AL been given on Memorial dav trie firstdaysshoot ua M-metil Mrs. W. H. Goodyear, June11 • •* in hwt issue: ... 1 A. J. Bowne has In-en elected presi2<l. It is deiced that all of the mem- ' Shoot No. 6, 10 balls. , IteAi'.'l iwhre*! >>«»• lhl' Fourth National Hank of I 1st, W. Bennett and Mndge,2nd. Dodge.' iw*rs of the society be present. Grand Rapids. Mr. Bowse is nowI i 3nl,-L. Bennett. 4th. fur Mi.hig.nsc.te Mudieu) ^yi'XjSE^-ift.lb. R. K. Great, president of five kinking houses. | Shoot No.", 15 balls. R. K. Grant, r,»k Watte and <A,w| will hold a meeting in Grand Rapids ' VT x. Bennett, J* C. Gregory, U. Wm. J. II. Dennis is in attendance at the , June lllh and 12th. Reduced rates on1I W. D. ” m-i-*.— Hayes divide 1st. Melchor, greenback national convention this | •ill railroads will lie given to members Gould and Geer, 2nd; Hoyer, S. Crowell, week, for the purpose of nominating 1 । 3d, Brown, Burroughs and Black, 4tfi. of the society who wish to attend. Shoot No. 8.- Wm. Bennett, S. Crow- that ptaunch ( ?) demottrat, Beu Butler.! Uuct sixty nuiuban were ssold ** at ell and Watte, 1st. Burroughs and Dr. Burton is becoming quite a dude ■ ^>u..«ure Bhuk and Dodge. 3d. tin* B^nd dance Wednesday Might, night, and and Brown. 2nd. these days—all on account of the fair* • is ir . ♦» L . f trio Stillman and Carpenter, 4th. the Times to follow them on their western tour. $1V w» .--re realized from the raue of‘ ice 77 ’ • prospects of the new railroad, we sup- , -Ithaca Times. . ... ....... ... , ha. v.... nw w*.,. team shoot . .-'renithiitMo the young ludlto wboF J,t,„,r(..rw.;Xm.-Mrirter21.U«ft will be readily concerted by everybody, that | pose. lie hhs donned a new straw hat. j the Democrat seldom or never flatters. It be- I Our S10 All Wool Cassimere Suits for $5.00. ml,r«t«ilhfniHfh«inth(-m«Uvr. mou, 18. Burrough* 17. SUlhmm 17, In plain speaking. Therefore It »111 not be | Prof. Hall attended the annual meet- Here deemed when we refer to Mlw Lunt B arry Loimie. No. 13, K. of P., has I total 73. HARRY LoiMlK. Nn. 13, K. of r., niW 1 total 73. . .... . . ___ . Barden itsflatten Our $7.50 All Wool Cassimere Suits' for , one of tbe most promising elocution, ...invitation to la- present nt I JacAaou Tm». Watte 26. Gregory log ot Un- state supwtetaulente aaaoof the present lime. Although bitt a tew | ' p p , , « . 1(( BurIKW « Ikx)ge w. total 86. elation at Jackson Friday, and spent into short months have eUpsed since her find ap. i Our $15 Fancy Cassimere Suits for $7.50. tee m-dltntion of (i l-ythlan lodge at. jguxrtr.jsa. A’Jrat 7'«im. H.ywi 21,, Saturday and Sunday with hia .family - pearanreHn public m a reader, she hn- alrradv , •------------------------------------- -----Hasting*. First established an exerlletrt rapotation in Uta stale I'norLilfu June Inn.. 10th. IHth It is in probable.) ».lz. . s. * Crowell __ .....Cl Ol Chsrlotte. It (}___ ran*t 21, lS. 21, W W. Ila.rswx.tt Bennett -M "4 ,i in Ann *Arbor. and become popular with all who haw heart Our Cassimere Suite for $7.50. her. Messrs. 8j>auldlnK & Hobertiumara Indeed (fiat the Hastings band will accompany I total 87. as ow one ui of tIm iik .ttwwiiattract |i 1 18,! County Clerk MaQc has been wrest- fortunate in securing herr ai ions tn their (our to the I' ()nr $2i) Light Worsted Cassimere Suits for • ling with the mumps for the past week. Democrat. Tuesday evening a pleasant party rathertd Allen McOMBER,.the jeweler, |n*s । Mumps were ^lightly ahead the fore atOn the Lansing House parlors to m-ret the young furnished .Markey Dike with an um­ -part of the week, but Charley “made a brella. with which to preserve his com­ bridge” and saved a fait M — — Everyone is wonderi ng how weSan sell suite at such prices, plexion. (If voting* the uxiibrella tells Mias Nellie, .latighter of It,N. Jen- me “S’,'.Sum te but then- Yhen uey 8t^dy £ ?jer m thnir ,?’nf can (;ne wlwre AH® holds forth mkI <»f the <av,,l rsrrvnriaAt i.r AT IM, 1 !• Pfli. * ■ — t.enan nings. editor and proprietor of the Fen­ Pacific coa«t. and hao everyj«*pect of a pteas- j easily SBC that W6 haVC bOUgllt the 806 G Fades Ol GQOdS SO ware he has fqr sale.t and profltAblo sca*an. M1m• Jewir Hnilth Is । j ton Independent, ia gf memlar of JSLn.* :I mUCl much less than those originally cost that we do justice to our Bccompllslied cometlnt. pianist and vo-ulht. w. S. GooDTimil A Co. have aouiv Im Kite Whitney, but H want ol h •। . ; SpanMinr * Kol«teonh Ym-ntf I**!-’ customers to give them the benefit of the decline. iiiarKablc violinist, anti rendora soiue »»I Che CU8U thing in this weeks' issue of the Ban 1 Bdnd. The lady is un adept with the difficult music m « bUhiy *rtuilr »tvfe n worth the perusal of all our retail printers’ stick and rule, as well as tlie j jw^c^BfT^Nobir. ■)idnKn<iuated>froni Now we liave placed on our Half Price Counter the rre. When that firm talk they meai I Intone. Mrs. Nellie Hper, of U itor ! Bargains: . bi-dm-w. When they advertise bin I sister to the Busby boys, is a member of i whfUM?y> ' gams they have them. ' the same organization. | Farmers and visitors in Hastings o firixJ snrt school tor Use blind, nUyiiuon ttw any day. at Caldwell's 5 and lOcer Detroit. Michigan. May ■ 'wth. 18W. trom the WeMero Union store they would like to have you mat . ■ . Mutual Lite and AoddMt Society of Hair place your headquarters. The ■ | the United Btate«.t»enty^ve hundred will check and care for your liaggaj I dollart, in full fora quarter tautt on “KSTboSS: Tt.Martl.uMlnrtlJ.! «<iid ihggage free of charge. ^._a_ —MAu.initen and tile perfonniuw.-t’ of 1 _. __ — —_ life of Lucius Rttflaeu, ‘th? H'rJda^reMWnmte * deccwtad; m- lllgh urthUc rnnmufon. »a<i the perfarnuuiM or ; " Local r z.r-11 News 1NCM.S. ■ ’heth.'r ” not Udi* h*v' • >■> _____ ; the aeteaion of the board of ediKWtVu. -—IN — COTTON GOODS! WE HAVE CUT THE PRICES UNTIL ITS A GENUINE SLAUGHTER The Low Prices which we are selling Cottons Cannot last Long, for it’s Less than it COST to manufacture them. We realize the Hard T imes that are upon us, and therefore try to Give You the Benefit of Low Price. We are always pleased to Show Our Goods. W. S. GOODYEAR & Co GREAT SALE! $5.00. $18 i $7.5(1 ARE ALL GOING FAST. «■>«» th /& • followihg Men’s Fine Worsted Cutaway. Frock Cassi­ mere Suits, cost the Manufacturer $16.50 ! annd Retail for $20,00, will be sold at once for .$12.00. $12.00. $12.00. IIHCG. A. R. pust of this city is ci. EffibW. *7t diluting h subscription paper for tl ---------------------o secure tl a . surrendered. purpose of raising hint* second irnnual reunioif the soldiers 1 ?ight estimate on the life <>f the person f usell wm a member of the ' JSjSlSteuSeUXSu» I Mr Russell and sailors of Barry .y at this _ city. or persons towards whom their Rhger j to be held August 20. 2! and 22. Ii is directed; because if Durfee eacapea j WesteM J • .8 . th. ■ ” 5W i. “ d TfsTfiSTaCOl. MAI 8 AW FAUll.r. 1 j on technicaHtiee, the people of Barn • ciety two y, The body of a daughter of Mr. and to that the 4,llo„I1Un)t u, att.TH. Thia Invertment I a,— >». , ‘ “ jnuvu^ •Mn*. Maus, of Grand. Rapids, was i county will have a right t~ --------------------------*» givw them ■ .for a Bgarter upon the rtatate book, them n,lxrter<l<«th deathb«eflt tera^thta In M«#ortam. brought to this city, and interred in ■I law no protection, and UuMnext ‘ ‘ J ’ | heirw »» fh«wn above ,n. pt. no protection, and the neat man who • as ehown tv *£d‘; Hiveraide cemetery Tuesday. The fun­ - -• ^•in^.„M^nn^re^m“ln an.S;OT,.”“^"‘^-' repeats Durfee a vffende w Uli* apt annual -premiums In an . Mtn M» (***•• •: .. rial services were conducted by the . got hi, JUKt deeert at the end of a tope. uf company! i u^b teW" -"STS^liS S ’! old line life co heirs wonl.l. Bev. Hunsberger at the M. E. church. the other end ol which a deter mined have/Mayed giM n>uir win iha«ebj.io The annual Sabbath ScIumjI Conven­ ixMweofeitlr.enA will lie only too glad to Wretent Unionjlutu^ Uf» “'I Acci tion of Michigan ('ouference United . Wo want t<>^ Mr. tehtee teite £­ by an l Ol . ..Xiu,( ) So Uwe krowret re*, Brethren in Christ will be held in the then "hall too* tyre*h-f: ..mwah, I- Uu' STtX^I ^S^^yetothe^d hut . ; zMr'sgss;ra®.jjss Brick church in Maple Grove, onnmeu- ; m’ilnZ u? •.UFteftiS jk ^Mn. Mid lather (term an nnbrnleti fitmlb nronnri 1 mg .lune third and to the fifth. A i be the most ctengerou. thing that canration kind imitation to all Sabbath School I happen if he ««ap«> through eorne little urlEi rredaUto. I. -nt u.th. ------------ , ' , "ft! TtouT£p> -d'b"* t ' bJSIiuSii> »3u>u»■"K""'- **”“ workers. . j teehnieality which a cunning '-r mln>J V TMKAT in STORE FOR 'HAtrriNOK ..------ . SA&HBOWM tn ere win In* a tea meeting of the , law ver may discover or inx en p ( The Hatonffi la pleased to . anmaurANNIE HOfJW. " <’• T. U„ with its honorary members, have enough of fooliiig with murder- t that th. ,„^ u, management of the Spaulding i ! & RniM ’ rtson Ladies Band has decided j May n. w. the residence of Mr. and Mni C. G. ’“5 to irive an enterteininnht at I nion Hall mAnuKvinus !>•«*»« Bentley. Saturday evening. Tea served IH |h<- mime « M.iodav evming next. This org-uza-• Wm_ al G o'dock. Business Marion iumuedL itely following, to make amngemen kr 4th of July celebration. • H each an i Tn» Caro Indies Baud is stopping ; ’he Hastings House in thia city. whr to**! have been rance Friday last. Tl '» 1, b, » rortimuteilor ll»rtin*»> - <>f. fircuDiMUJMw _______ that tbM me «• *■ MtUMi that they give ,__ mrte -in­ “Wn are in Toledo for the purpo Retting printed matter. The bar IH to make a western concert tour r tw* Greenfield * u to J. mm . w»kn- • Only $12.00, $i2.oo. । Four Button QtrtaiVay Dress Tricot Suits, a Bargain for $18 and. $20, come and take one for only $12.00, $1200, $12.00 Nice Mixed Plaid Cassimere Suits, worth $16.50 for only Neat new styles of Cassimere suits, sold whole­ sale this season for $12, you can have • one suit for only $10.00, ‘£T8,JiX.‘w,S : Also All d BanXKK Cm- by “PUMt the alderman of ttm third wart * Brown Corkscrew Worsted Sack Suits, worth $18.00, with broad binding on <G �Tt-AT JANITORS TYRANNY front en- sBKffiSrPBfia tASTORlA »O.I Hollow, hi the Mine county, came to the e of Dr. David Kennedy, the eminent Phwiclai, and fkirreon of Bnndout, N. Y.. some tune New York janitors is now in the world. We wy be camy-he was. rtobo*. earned to the doctors office, for he was totally putting mrot people into the intellect ; dealer gore the label • porting wipe 1» belplcM, and Ln-re the welgM (rfWyean. besides. poroible .none—• Het—whether » high >tT*ightened up, urote brneh in -liMid, He bail Huflerefl long from Retemtloo of Urine. or low Uni bo the policy ot the gov- *nd, looking udewiw M the l»bel, —id: an<l hail all the symi<on» of au agzrat-ated case <rf calculus fiinuatkai’ In the bhaider The eminent when every quart ol milk Mid i “It i> eroier to fill • barrel with flour usual iustniiiifiiUil eiainlunuou reveaiea me every pound of eteek thet comae into iben t° proto on the lebeL" the bouse ure levied on bv the enter- I The young man looked astonished, s prising grntieman in charge of bhe i and. awing Unt, Ute denier a*h*d bMament? । “ How do you suppose bnrreb •replied >.rKi-rli,ti£Mi of "KsilMdv's The “butcher, the baker and the ■ >ith fifeur*” ••avB him to green grocer," are eqnal*uffers®i at the | ‘‘^’•veled with * scoop " of tills waa . “Tliats where you are wrong. There tn this day. haudfi of the tyrants, for the profit on that tbe patient enjoys good the goods is small enough at best, and i i*4 ft flour packing machine, ft would The KeMona _ Dr. Krunedy'* “Favor!to Beiuedy” is being how can they afford to pay 5 or some- • be impossible to pack a barrel of flour extensively used »>y w people are M foUowM. It times 10 jjer cent, on all their sales? by weight in the common flour bai Is a combination uf vegetable aherattveR. It W pleasant to the taste, adsiitcd to both sexes Mid 'The buyers are made to p*y the : Fel, using only a scoop. The flour-packer all ages, is vffeetlw In altonhng immediate re- difference in receiving short tweighl, ’ *"* I’ conaiate 4-4 of* an upright -shaft u-** suspended ——j—i ■ lief in ail caseslat Kidney troubles. Llw Coinwroww./ Tnilk, j several feet above tile floor. On the plainta. Constipation of the Bowels and de- indifferent quality and watery Ocntaur Llnlment.-A..fcraneementa peraltar to women. At tbe same and they must submit or wage perpet- ■ lower end is a screw like a propeller time tnirifies tin* blofxl. thus giving tone and ual warfare. j wheel, or more like the cutting clade strength to the syiteifi debilitated by disease or When a family rent* a flat the janitor a post-hole auger. A tube of iron age. "Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy ’ tor sale by all druggHts. generally suggests that it will be wise | ebout as large as the inside of a barrel suspended around tlie vertical Hon. W. G. Beckwith, a protulurat citizen of to have coal put in at once. It ia so Camupolls.dlMl at Martin's Vineyard Monday. ’ --------- *—* *to have it - onj shaft, bo that the bottom of much more convenient Fred. Hotchkiss states that Indigestion pre- hand. He knows a coal dealer who has the tube is on a level with thfe par*j every one tor disease, but guarantee* lower end of the shaft. The barrel is w Acto r's l)y»)rt"j»*ta Tablets to cure all forms of the best of coal at the lowest prices, and it is better to let him order it-~l»t- placed on a platform below the tube, Indigestion. Mkluurl Ro*bet>. aged £1. waa drowned hi Mus­ ter, indeed, if one has aay craving and the platform and barrel are raised kegon river Weitnosdsymglrt at Big Kapids. fur peace. Perhaps the tenant has had by coiled springs working on a shaft Asa sure remedy tor Sick Headache, Sour a baker with whom he haa dealt for that winds up small chains until the • stomach. Dyspeinla. Indigestion, Constipation. years, but he must give him up." [ The bottom of the barrel reaches the bottom . Torpid Liver, BllUousness, Ac., no medicine is The flour is fed into the equal to Dr. Baxter's Mandrake Bitters. • lanitor ha* a man who sapplies all the of the. tube. 25 cents per battle. families in the house, and one will have tube from a hopper, the screw revolves m, pressing the flour against th^ Eight skeleton* have been found at East Sagi­ to get used to inferior bread. Should naw within two weeks bystreet excavators. of the bagrel. A* the baryeft . s forced away from tho -crew. Consumption Cured. man he will, if very persistent, supply An oM physician, retired from practice, hav­ him for one week, after which, in oU The tension of the coiled spring i* ar­ ing bad placed In his hands by an East India ranged to overcome the weight of the Witboat puffery .simply on the <ood wonk miMlanarv the formula of o simple vegetable probability, he will cease his visits. re med v for the sja-edy and permanent cure ot Tho janitor will begin, as he enters, by flour, and thus the flour is forced into of tboM who have used IL It has madeftiendi (tasumptfon. Brenemtls.Catarrh, Asthma abd telling him that ho makes too much the barrel under an even pressure froiu in every Bute In the Union. alithraataDd Imit actions also a positive.-u»d NOT A CtHBL AIX, radical cure for Nervuus Debility and all nervous noise, or that he believes him to be a top to bottom." “How long does it take to fill a bar- [ But a gentle and sure remedy for all those eomplidnta. after having tested its wonderful sueak thief, or ^hat he is a goose not to curative powers in thowwiuls of cases, has felt “ About as long ns it would take you to ! 1S» of the • itThis duty t>> itmke ii known to his suffering understand the working fellows. Actuated by lids motive -and « desire "dummy," and finally that, another to relieve human Buffering. 1 will send free of tuna, be will kiok him out. The baker wink. .Sacks are filled in the same i WUME!«. charge, to al! vrfio desireTl. this recipe, in Ger­ »* *** »«*« man, French or English, with full directions ’for is at first surprised, and thinks he has way. .Small tubes, acoording to the 1 w ... preparing and using. Sent by mail by .address­ probably ran across an escaped lunatic, size of the sacks, are used, and the' ing with stamp, muniir.' this paper. W. A. coiled spring is adjusted to suit large " Diseases of Women and Children’ 1 but after putting up with abuse for a Novks, )4S Power’s Block. Itoeitoster. N. Y. and email sacks. There are -cveral , ***** ** ***• ">****^ Kent eountv Ikpinr ibnders. numbering Ki, I few days, and perhaps finding the base- different styles, but they all coat the' R. PCNQELLY A CO., KttMMaaa, MM. to contributed <'l,aoo to Uie county treasury , ,| meat doer looked ou him, he retires — kt ak>*»«*» R>rCol<b ( roup. Aftunrt. BnWbltb. amj । Mek ouetomera who ero not guarded by Hour packer $100 each." l-'or <*lr by FREDERICK HOTCHKISS. Sore Throat use Dr. Thomna* Electric OU. nnd i u fierce ogre. the genuine. get ti.e genplii*-.-------------------------------------------j "But. dear melthat ia only the be­ [New York <’<m. tutor Ocean.; A Sttirsln flnu received p»y recently MS ginning of the trouble," aaid • very ----------'tor a **' cigar Mu In MtAmps anil postal curds. If Thomas Kinsella had paid practical gentle-looking little woman. "^What Fred. IIotchklM will refund the price paid if annoys me most is the dreadful fashion attention to some form of athletics, he __ _ Acker’s Blood Elixir does not relieve any skin orblood disorder.' A new. but thoroughly tested our janitor has* of screaming up the would still be tbe living editor of The Brooklyn lagle. he'was a big discovery. structure, and for many years he matte laniard Pike A Co.'s sawmill at Stanwood burned Thursday morning. Ixw\t2^00. ■ . dinner, and if the ashes are not gent to active use of only his head and stom­ TRADE Not Open to that OhJeellon. him at once we have to keep them until ach, leaving the rest of his uia e up in Temperance people often aay that most of the the next day. But you see he doesn't idleness. He . overworked h's brain. popular medicines roeysoe amrertlted are nine- call for ashes, but ‘garbage? When Am tliV he..d of the leading {onrnal of tenths rtnn. That Is true of many, but not of m inliabDr. David Kennedy’s "Favorite Remedy.” Tlie we ale our first dinner here my busband a vill .g.- <> about ‘ -ior sirh b Brooklyn in its Dr. agrees with Ids temiierance friends that It Is and I were sitting quietly discussing itauU . — better to <lie of dfwaee thou of drink. “Favor­ when we were habits of life—he was Less imper­ ite Remedy” cures Kidney troubles. Liver Com- our new quarters, than any other journalist ____ plalnM, Constipatlnn-of the Bowels its nothing startled by a shrill cry of ‘Swill,’ com­ sonal else does or ever did. It drives away Sickness. ing apparently from directly behind in a great city. Liver and Kidney Bemedy, He did not seek I 0 It costs only one dollar to try IL Ask your I Compounded from ’he w*"l krr-ra • druggist, or semi U> the Doctor, at Ronclout, my chair. We found afterwards that it to avoid thia, but rather tried to fill ? Curuirea Horn. Ma t, Bur’.i; • anthe place by taking a hand in politics, ' was the janitor’s pleasant method of drxk*. Dandcll >u, Banunari It. Ce*A Grand Rapids man lias inveuud a ntaelilue letting us know he was ready for the society,-and other public affairs. He e«r» Sagrado. etc., ootnlilned with su for licking and sticking postage xtanipn. ogrre ftMe Aro matic Elixir. over-worked his stomach. Cltxb at ­ ashes. We allowed him to do this Fred. Hatchklwas distinctly' states that Ack onto more and i THE! tQE JTTOTil Umiliriw' then my hus- tachments, dinners of occasion, and the rrti English Kemetly has ;unl does coro con­ functions of a genial host under his bhnd told him that if he did Art ayoi tbeUreraad Kkac;*, tracted consumption. Ask for circular. An entirely now medicine, gfuranteed. not ‘ improve his laiufuage we would own roof, served to put more victuals BDQTTTJLTB THE- BO WELT. ..... . -v He did and drink into him than he could Westerti Indiana coal mlnet< who have been complain to the landlord. — — -------------------------4-^iv digest. Plenty of exercise would have on u Btrlkenver Uinw inontha have accepted tlie reform in a measure and now nan alb operators' terms. . I ......... . . . : noarfsh, strengthen and quiet ’ calls ‘Ashes’ or ‘Garbage’ unless we of­ made him capable of doing unhurt all ______ tho NervotM Sywtrir... /•ever neglect m cooatlp-.ited condition of the this writing, eatiug, managing and • bowel*, of serlotiM maul tn surely follow, such na fend him. It was only laat week, when A« a Tonic they have nd Kquul. idles and hnpmv blood. v> Bunlock Blood we had s me company to dinner about drinking. But he declihod to take the TahtA ene. Ke. ..... ««.. . whom we veie, very particular, that 'lime or make the effort. He sank con­ I----- row SALE BY ALL DEALERS____ the IUD janitor JOUIWI happened unpjreLcu to vv be ud cross, uiira, and null sequently into' liver complaint, jaun­ ip'bo as we nat at the table the same dice, and a condition -which made him Edwin Shenherd. of HarrisLure, HL, sitjsL Hop*and Malt Blnfer«Oo.* “Having received so much benefit from Electric ' awfnl ary which startled me on the defenseless against pneumonia when it DETROIT. MICH Bitters. 1 feel it my duty to let suffering human­ ity know it. Have bad a running sore ou my first evening astonished my guests. Of attacked him. . leg for eight years; my doctors told me I- would course we paid no attention to it Kt the Gen. Grant ia another man who has, have to have tbe Ixiue iu raj>ed or leg amputated. time, but I felt the blood rush in my by high, if not by hard, living and too I used, instead, three bottles ot Electric Bitters and seven luxes Bucklen’s Arnica Halve and my face and I knew nlv husband would feel little exercise, rendered himself liable »ls now sound and well." Electric Bitters are even more angry about it—mon usually, to death from causes which otherwise I at fifty cents a bottle, ami Bucklen’s Arnica allow these small affairs to worry them\ might be easily overcome. It waa on Salve at 28c. per box by w. H. Goodyear. R. J. Dyer am! T. W. Williams, two Tennessee more than women do." She retired to -his arrival at home from a meal too lawyers, are (ilsbarrred from practice before the see what the elevator bell was ringing heavy to comfortably carry, that in *lh0,e,u‘’'' “W* >**«« <*ealt<r interior department as pension attorneys. alighting from his carriage he got tbe InM-Vnlu-h for. m crouch and American window class, piatf Quinsy troubled firt tor twenty years. SUwv 1 It was a very pretty fiat, with a very fall which haa kept him in-doors ever gmss, ribbed and rough plab- for Mn lights eut started using Dr. Thomas* Eclectrto Oil; have attractive young mistress, where the since. He has led a lazy and ensuwled glass. .Iher-ptated wdi lijs ' not had an attack. Mrs. Letta l-onrad, StanFrench and German looking glass pistes hS reporter was. told that the janitor waa a- life ever since his army da] tya, and that and dieh. Mich. and oil colors, jmtty, palnta, etr. UrtjUMrtW w„t. tirtroh. MU, WrttrlSA admin iiinalve model of cleanliness, sobriety and hon- is why his condition now is_______ portion of He witr» tariff bDiy^y • "He has too much dogged pluck to _____________ i 1)7)1171? :Send >lx cental far noMage »nd "But, oh dearl he is so very cross,'' a die so easily," said an admirer. A Startling Dlftoovery. "That is what they said of Kinsella," A llil/iN, n Mr. Wm. JolmMiu. ot Huron. Dak., writes that lady added. "He scolds my little boy his wife hud I>«d froubled with acute Brouchitlx every time he takes out his velocipede, I replied, “and now w« sfe going to his -- -------------for many j ears, and Hint all remedies tried gare no peniuuieut relief, uutll he procured a bottle will not allow him to stand'on the front funeral." Inteiirr—- *•--------of Dr. Kjn;:'s Nev, bi-i oMT) for Coiisuinptluti, i-tep* even for a few minutes, and ta. Mr Coughs, und Culfe. which had a magical effect, altogether he is about os disagreeable and produced a permanent cure. It Is guaran[Chicago Herald “Meddlw.”] t»cd to rare all Diftcuees of Throat, Lutnri, or as he can be. But yon set; ho attends We met a man on a corner who aim Brecchial Tube*. Trial bottle free at w. H. to his duties ’very thoroughly, bo we Goodyear's <1 nfe slore. I^rge. size *1JXk pV bowad and passed on. The bow cannot oomplain." AH of Hotnert* wives and daughters are busy “Yes, having an elevator is a great had something in it which attracted my Just now—tome tn the borne kitchen, the others attention.and I asked who he was. “He at the skating rink. eonvenience,” said a dweller on the up­ is a gambler—the * ‘ ‘ a gun- । s ------proprietor of K. B. Durfry. mate of steamer Arizona, had per floor of a large and expensive bling house in tthis ______ j. Or the al- .| city. his foot badly lammed. Thomas' Eclectic Oil apartment-house, “but of course when cured it. Nothing equal to It for a quick nqfn we are out in the evening wo have to leged proprietor—for you must know I reliever. climb tlie stairr, and a veiy serious un­ that you can’t charge it on a man in this city unless you can prove it. I Homer, people are building new or repairing oM housoR, but jay no attention to dilapidated dertaking it seems, too. Our janitor^h have heard him tell some strange very good on the whole, though I must say he prevent* one's houMfekeotring vbatba.ro>. He told m. oaro .boot Frixlarick Hotehkls*. the druggist. Is always from going very Hmootldy. I have wklc awoke to buMnesa and spares im polos to been unable to keep any servant. There tba infetnation vbioh acme men bad secure the best of ever)’ article In his line. He an? only my husband and myself, and so for gambling. Then he related an inbaa secured the agency for Kemp’s Babuua for Conaumptiou, Goughs, «Hds, Asthma. Bron­ I consider one girl quit* enough, eianoe ol an old gentleman vho wm. chitis. and oil affiections if tbe throat and lungs. eepeoially ae all the washing is given the Bupennteudent of a Sunday school Sold on a positive guanuftre. Price 50c. and ffl. in one of the suburbs. He stole aw»y out, und the work on a flat is A fire at Fenton HundaV inflicted about $3.«n always mnoh lighter than in a house, as from hi* village every day, und came to damages: half insured. the city, played ill dev, took hi* train there ia uo runuingup and down stairs.. home and «. far a> an/bodj in tlie ‘ There IS no use crying over spilled mlik,” But ou the floor below us there are gambling liouro knew, be waa in tbe says the old saw. If you are not only bald, but two girls employed/' x fact I should have no life in the roots of your hair, there is no Dvver have disooverea had I lived here former a .port, in the latter a oonnat use crying over tt«t either. Take botli time for five yetrs alone. But my girls never' and yourself by the forelock while there is u forelock left. Apply Parker's Hair Balsam to are here for a week -without knowing veiw large sum one night, walked away your hair before nwtta<rs get worse. It will ar­ all about it. Tbe trouble is that they and has never gambled sinoe. I under­ rest flie falling off uf your hair and restore its stand he recently contributed largely to original color, gloss and softness. It is a |ier- ail talk everything over with the janito: feet dressing withal, clean, rtehly perfumed, and his wife, who tell them that two the founding of a charitable institution.” eoote and heals the M-alp. girb'are little enough on aflat. Who lie^haa made Bl'S,- ever heard of one being expected to do [Chicago Herald.] 'all the work, etc? Tire result is that at A huge crystal throne has just been the end of a few days they become very manufactured tn England for au Indian They are aherta of sunehlno. A Methodist tergyman. of Hartford, Conn.. writes Dr. David dboatisiied, grow impertinent, and I rajah. Some idea of the elaborate l “ Favorite have to dw’harge them. 1 have had workmatuhip which ba. been employed er Disease Hnfb r.-il for five during the past month, and almost cne-haif of the time have been without the ftetthu the ttnim.oltbeleg.un any. You will find that everybody liv­ rock ent into 344 m.themalicallT ac­ ing ou a flat will complain of trouble curate facet.. Wood Mid iron are urod in keeping aerrants, and 1 believe this to aoma extant lo make the throne , obto be entirely due to the wfiuence of •lantial, but aU inch pert. ar. ooyerrd Ihe janitor, whom room* form a ren•"th giro, and L.dden. Theorohion. deevous for the girls. They meet, com­ £S and hangmp are of orimaou ,riy.t, Md pare notes and complain.” . altogether the rajah ia ilmtined lo im.. Of course, th* janitors have their corn MEDICIO CO.Xm, Tort, XmfMXi* n<l mde of the story to tell a* well m tbe Infants and Children -KSftSr,' ?S5S:3^55: ^-«: MART CKAIHMM’K. Guardian Stale of .Michigan, County of Harry - Noilw l«ltrrebywf*en that hv ano tiuttdsto e i1 rill «t Saretrfa Mimre. hwrt. anditau mu ggyss.iaK.ffig 1’ WOMAN’S FRIEND. Hops&MaTt) I next. •^uni o’<'lo'£ hl tbe forenoon of tach ^^.-h.A.p.,U2ifrxT9iimL certain Indenture of mortgage, bearing date t s twelfth day of Jara o'clock a. uk, in Uber 180. mi whtaK Bald mor rM*ry Xo |«y Uh- ainoturf dun oe said mortgage with intercut tin-rvea al eight per cent, together with the coUb and t xpenaee allowed by law. Ibtfed, March Mtk. A. D. IBM. WILLIAM-J. DIBBLE. COOK A SHELDON, Mort0«M Atfy» for Mortgagee. State of Mlrhigan. county of Harry. -•«». Notice h hereby given that by an order of tbe prolxiir court for the county of Barry made ori the s«li day of April, 1HM. six months from that date were allowed Ibr creditors to preernt their I elainra against the estate of Peter Cobb, late of said county, deceased, and that all creditors ot said debased are requested to present their 1 Claims tiefare said trohaie court, at thr probate ! ofik-e. In the city of Hastings, In said county. for I rx.inilnation and aUowanre, on -or liefore thr 2Slh day of October next, mid that such claims , will be beard before said court on thr 3tst day BITTERS muiTBiNJFKm >• ncn» . Mitutnl al taw to rwovrr tbe <lrid remaliihig Mcun?l by *41«I nioi-fgagr. or any part thereof, and the imuer of sale thereto contained bar Bn l*ec*n>H" operative, nutlec i - herein k’lren thM on the iwraty-ebthlh itay of June. A. D. 1MM, at oneo'cloek IbfUM* afternoau. at thr uortli fro*t <por 6(ttir wart iiojtv hUta- city <* Hasthra, in Bam eouii“ *»'-"—<- — •-* *• * r>e Circuit Court for l&Sinlre 11 »ell at poMic aurIaiuIh and nnei, to Wit: kfTthtt situate In the stalo af Michigan, known viz: The west half n pwk) Of section thirty-six (Ml, In l> tour M) north, of range nine (ft) <• CLEMENT SMITH. Judge of probate. Albert Ward, defendant. Htate of Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit-In Suit pending In the circuit court for the county Hl.,, V It, I*I, Q IU , U. fl... l.zw.a.. I. on the Ifttti day erf April, A. D. win »Uow tb«r chit onions and place them in the room. After th* it 1 ble to g«t rid of th* Bmell Entirely FOR OOSTIVENESS Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Diseases of the Kidneys,Torpid Liver Rheumatism, Dizziness, Sick Headache, Losa of Appetite, Jaundice, Erup tions and Skin Diseases. AGENTS™:" Heeling Salm Can to a>kn.n rfnytantty. Bor- l.c-M <• an .. ... .I— motion of Knaimm & VanArman. sol ettors for HMtSHE E i M 4 CKJM. ClewE 3 comnlalaant. It Is ordered that the said defend­ ant do aimear and answer the Wil of oomplalut filed hi the said cause »I thin Tour months from the dale Of till- order, rise the said bill of com plaint shall be takeu a* confBMod; and further Kittiv G«l!‘rtl>*t Uuiiorthat this order I* published within tweotv days Ncrflrv l» hvref\g1ren that I >ta*i: b*B at peb from this date In the Hastings Baxxkb. a news- lie aurtlou, t<> ildiler. ■«> Skbuiuj. the 3tot day <rf M»V. A. !•: IH »t ten o’rkick. B the fnrrbonn. at thr |H»t otter ui thr rUUft -j! FralrirvlUr. in thr rountv ot B.irr>. in tbe «*uci Michigan, pursuant to lieenj-r and wtoonn penwm- granted to mr on (lie l.'4h dat of April. A D B*rn twutfj. e herein UM, by the protutr Mlrhignu. all of the estate, rljrt:t. titlr aad fc I trrest of the said minor* of. la atul tn thr nw. w. I estate aUuatcil and betns In the couMyafitarrj Circuit Court Commissioner. Barry Ben. i In tlie state of Mlrhlciui. known gad «lrs<r®« KNAFl’KN & VaxARMAN. IRS follows, to-wlt: t^munroclnr two rod* «tK Solid ton for Complainant. of the quarter post Mweru twivdilln uor ■>' and two Darth, hi raw ten tioi weft, fit ***county, fhetuw wnttb flftj-4h*(M)rodyju<'ti£ ta। highway to the Mnitlira*t innwr of lb* «"Xrknown a* thr G. M. Exetn .-ton- tor pto« 4 w ' glniiUu,*. thenvr wl"M twrBtv <3>’ rod.*, tbotfr ( south thre«f <3> rodf. t timer «a*l tyt«y <»>"*•' \to center <rf nytliway. tlirncc north tbrre U'w 'lathe place of be-rlnnliiL , 1 Dated. April ISli, A. b. l-M t BESSIE ilALLKTLCT. Gnnrdur FREE! LESELF-CUflE InplBlBM-alcd eavelop<"/Vvr.iin:»f!»:-c*ato,l AMrwa OR. WARD * CO. Lwta—• Ji'ervotis Exhaustion, Premature Decay, Loss of Manhood. Ao 80-page ClOffl-bc nd H<** rsht free < T WILLiAM:. - 0., mi»«WL« Probate Order. SICK t« nanis. ■ Often they complain that it Abno^t impossible to keep the halls Rout, 1VEGETABLE [MANDRAKET AMD f by affidavit that Albert Ward, above entitled cairw jwudinv CURE ACHE CftKAT ftOOK ISLAND Pries. Me per bottle. Bold by art PrioMk Gham-ery. Frank U. Fierce, complainant, CARTEFtS HEAD ‘ i UM. A certain mgaro. j-.STSiroi’" Intarnationil Throat * day ti ls Order'd, that « ** «i>j « tbe toll t In tbe r„ wb, lb. ,^r give notice to estate, of U» » jlSS|fei3ibe Thn»*i «-■' i» b»I . an Instnimi-M '’ hb’b tk« direct t” r used in all th. W £7^:. *> i» onn-rinre DrAtaanrry o* "T ^aMnurr*. tluii Tln'*ai no'kaigiT fcare<l 1 »•> - sBs'l?w2is �The Hastings hjuitinot. fwoav. mat Local News. ' Ciiaiiatm COW, Q SEES, ’“S“ - mck. Detroit White Lead WAGONS! BOCr BOTTOM PBICK8 ST .IQHM J. FOTTBR. The Chicago Drivim llBrk AsoeiaGrant and Lee both hesitated about tiou have honored the Hasner by an invitation to Its .pring meeting, from renewing the fight Like two hercule­ ,;,Je tkl to the Tth. i'- «-«f£1 an giants they lltoraUy stood and eved e-ach other, wli watching fre an opWi i n tho land dance, circus, luemorportnai^ for a fatal throat. They had UjKi r.MW.snd the ladies' band, the measured each other’s strength, and wrek H replete wiU> a variety of enterthousands of dead and wounded, bleed­ txiniiienta in Hastings. ■ ing and dying strewed <he ground, niKim Should be a large attendance through the deep dark forrat where atth,. dm.ratlon exereiseeln this city, they had struggled. Grant had met his |n honor ol the fallen heroes aleeping w^Uh.aDdso ted Las. Lee ted the in Riverside cemetery. advantage of choosing his battle ground, Till: mills of the gods grind slowly, and Grant the advantage of superior ,,u thev are neverthelws grinding in numbers. Like two gladiators they Che interest of Hastings in the matter sprang from .each other's grasp anil that new railroad. water works, etc. keeily watched developments. Grant TiinMiddlevilliaas did not come, to waa the first to move, and on the 7th Uli.. Friday last and so the Hustings or 8th l>egan the left flank movement, .1.1 a~t of a series which he continued U* first |..ys were obliged to defer the pleasure j' ational until he settled into seige operations fo . ’ •■scooping" them at the in-----------front of Petersburg. Grant, now regatne. \ 1 ,ak«e < -orfgregation was present inforuod by Burnside’s corps, b^an a at the memorial services jit the M. E. rapid march for Spotsylvania court , i.urch Sunday. The uientiiero of Fite- hotee^the possession of which would grnib! Po4 attended in a body. The have been of great value to him. Lee, . nimn by Iter. Hunsbergar was an divining the plan of his antagonist, al­ so started for the same point, and, havaldifTtfort. ■ ‘ The enumerators ■will have no “soft ing the inside road, got there first thing in taking the census. One Again on the 9th, 10th, 11th and 18th of hiffidrwl and fourteen questions must ^&y, was fought a series of desperate, h-asked t«*h iiuUvijiuaL Theeniuner- determined and bloody battles. Grant uturs have the month of .Time in which hurled bis loyal battalions of blue in t<» perform their work. Vol.. I. No. l.of the Plainwell Leader •( dx-colujnn quarto, established at Plainwell, In at hand. The Leader is Independent in politics, with Wm. T. sheriff Us • publisher and C. A. Brakemhn as local editor.! It presents a neat t vpfigrapjiic appearance, and is well ■iilktl with advertisements. We bespeak the new candidate for public favor ,i liberal share of patronage. ’ 'fAi rtEi: & Sausbuby have re.vivid the agency for the Cooley Cream• r. This is without doubt ti^e very best "rrr.nm r" made, adapted to small dairranging in size and cost, according i" div nunilferofcowsin the dairy, from three cows up to thirty five. It has met •a ith unptirallfjtd success, and is being iW all thruugn this state. ‘ It will pay ■ •! itself in niiety days. With this reamer" any fanner can make cream­ ery butter, ('all and see this “creamer” i*-fore making other arrangements. their unlawful avocation; the proprieturs thereof even lioasting that they are cabled to prey upon their fellow’s. if the laws regulating the sale of spiritous and malt liquors are rigidly enforced, the result will lie nearly, if nV. quite, practical prohibition in Hastings. ■ ‘ If the laws relative to gaming and gambling are enforced, the paste dlamnnd gentry will be obliged to seek more .congenial climes, greatly to the credit and benefit of Hastings. -\rrest these men, and make them show their means of 'support.. Perhaps we may l>e upon the tve of a tierce struggle, but the people will be victorious. i • A A. EGGLESTON, A. Hastings, Mich. < Liquid Paint . Pointer and Glazier, Eaci dictated! CAUTION I There are many poor Liquid Paints. Ask for the D. W. L. W. Liquid Paints, and accept no other. 1 ' PAPER HANGING able to be confounded with ■ the above. Observe Executed in a.Max and wotfcnmidlke Can give the best at references There are some other concerns whose names are li1 the exact name: “Detroit White Lead Works.' vain against the dusky lines of Lee’s gray. They stood like adamant. One day Gen. Hancock gained quite an ad­ vantage, and captured meet of Gen. . Bushrod Johnson’s division and sever- ' al pieces of artillery. The success was only temporary, for the reliels concen- ; trated'sneh a deadly fire upon his men that he was compelled to’retire, leaving most of his prisoners and guns in the hands of the enemy. Thousands of“*bravfc men were shot down in these battles. At the Wilder­ ness Gen. Alex Hayes and Gen. Jas# 8. Wadsworth were killed, and at Spot­ sylvania Gen. Rice and Gen. John Sedg­ wick, the grandest “old Roman" of the whole army, was killed. There was no man in the Army of the Potomac sd universally loved and respected as Gen. Sedgwick. Three times he had been offered and refused the ,command of the army of the Potomac. He -wasshot in the eye by a sharp shooter, .and fell into the arms of his adjutant-geheral and chief of staff, Mr. T. M. McMahon. His death was irn irreparable loss, And Absolutely the best paint it is possible for man to f can do as good a job in that line m you is always uniform in shade and body. It never Call and See Me. fails to give satisfaction. Do not allow the low price of other goods to deceive you. It will cost 0. you the same to apply poor paint as good, and only DECKER BROS. ways, cheapest in the end. It is guaranteed. Dry Goods, Cloaks, Liquid paints are fast superceding white Buyers are Invited to Call and See Battle Creek, Mich. Properly made they are far more durable than LADIES* AND CHILDRKM’K white lead. Buildmg Material! v 1 wish to submit the following reasons why . < the D. W. L. W. liquid paints are positively the best and why they should be given the ’ preference over all others. similarity: ’ft propose to tight it out on^ / fhiu line if If If 1 this it iiiL-ua takes till all aini>rnf>r Bummer." ” Everybody understood that Gen. Grant was using no idle words when he sent that memorable dispatcK .His .previous record at Donaldson, tn. Shi­ Iloh, at Vicksburg, at Mission Ridge, left no room for a doubt. Unable to I force Lee from his intrenchments, I Grant again moved by the left think, < jand crossed the North Anna, where he iagain met Lee ready tb dispute his pro­ gress. The battle is again renewed « ’with the same results. Lee held his jground and Grant again moves by the Ileft flank, and a series of battles is thus fought until Cold Harbor is reached, I iand Lee is i8 the intrenchments erected They are a oomWe keep a Full Stock of Everything that enters into a bouse, from Pure le^d alone will powder or chalk off. Pure zinc alone will peel off. »«i«y of cuts and Uthographa, etc, lyke" CENTS. i.witv lisle uosa. n client Samples and Catalogue tent ou applio- a poor article because of low price. I 77u .Niagara Falls 'Route. CHARD RAPIDS DIYIRIOH. jurrwAip. Il STATJOX*. 1 'Of Our Own Make, We guarantee guarantee tne the quaniy quality ui of uui our Liquid Paints to be supdrWe ior to all others, and we will repaint free of cost any building | painted with them, where they do not prove more durable > P|gi]g? than white lead and oil put on in the ordinary way. We guarantee our liquid p^int to contain no adulteration, | and not to Minter, crack, peel or chalk off. when-used accord-. || MUWUg PROMPTLY DORR, i And Satisfaction Guaranteed. DETROIT WHITE LEAD WORKS. 'I N B.--H you are going to paint your bam, do not fail to j try the Barn Paint made in four colors, and the cheapest and ; most durable pnint you can apply. I can give you good testimonials from customers who have" I a & £ Ah low its can be bought in any com­ peting market in the State. GUARANTEE! -m-nnira S3Sh A, Blinds, Do not make the mistake of buying: .BOTLAH UHAH ■bouidwriT*. and Hosiery in the City. They •i •■Ort ot Main ,tra< ooverad with agrewt “W of 1 Best Stock of Parasols, Gloves Sill to Ridge Board. are between 30 and 40 per cent, richer in DOOCS, white lead than any other liquid paint in the! ing to direction. * A Specially. Combined, each counteracts the other’s poor qualities. market. Furnishing Goods, MISSUS’ UHLS HOHB. binatiefi of pure white lead, zinc and lihseed oil. Hhowg; SeetbeUrgrd&l-teJ&ktaeM*®" and Muslin Underwear, Them. lead, and will be the paints of the future. terms are unconditional surrender," and “I propose to move immediately upon your works.” What a striking ] luanneE. All the paraphemalla, trap­ and the rebel army In their intren pings and wardrobe are entirely new. monte until the linal surrender in April. 1 his will be the largest and most com­ 18at Large detachments of the two plete circus that ever vtaited this city. l^^Smettotho-outb^-tOf Itemember wa have five large, new tents, — Where several bloody bat'-overing nearly two, acres of ground. durbir the season for Itear in mind that we show more out- DECKER, M'OCBMOK TO a very little more to get the best. The best is al- to 1 check McCSteHan’H march two years before. Grant again renews the terri­ 1 Ible struggle, and burls bis serried col­ umns gainst tha. rebel intrenchments, This way Mr. Menymno! All right but ' nothing is gaiumi, knd thousands of sir, what will you hive? . I will have his Irarert m« go <l#wn in the shock men. women and children to attend ot battle, and ved slight punishnwaq W. Donaldson's great united circus 1 is inliictod upon the rebels. It is claim­ ■d Hastings, Friday, May 80, consisting ed by good authority that Grant lost nf sixty men and forty horses, with a 'BOJ»O men in MU«1, wounded and pris­ "•inpany of thirty-five artists. The 1 oners in this series ot-battles rotniueneonly circus that win visit this city the 'alth the wilderness and ending with present season. Don’t fail to be in town Cold H«rbor. At Cold Harlrrt the^ar♦’arly in the morning to witness the 1 my br the Potomac was joined by Hen grand parade of nearly.one half mile in 1 Butler's army of the danire, consisting length, consisting of several beautiful of the 10th and Irth corps. Grant tandem teams driven by young and 'again tailed in his attempt t<> drive Lee handsome ladies. Also the elegant froiii his podtion, and moved by the band chariot drawn by eight magnifileft Honk crossed the James river, and cvnt horses with Prof. Alexander's took position in front of Petersbucg. grand military band, large and hand­ where for ten nuaBu.be was confrontsome wagons of various tleaigm* fol­ lowed by forty men aryl women on ' horselwk, dressed in Uie moet gorgeous ft CEILING DECORATIONS, We are making three widths of Tire: make. It stands better outside than pure lead. It The Bannei: is pleased to note that Bastings people are thoroughly in eame< in tlmir action ~relative to the snp- universally mourned by tlie army. pression’pf vice in this city. While we Maj. Geo. G. Wright succeeded ^Sedg­ admit that saloon ki«pers have certain wick in. command of the corpa. It was rights under the existing laws, and l>e- from Spotsylvania, and after the seriea. lievdthat these rights should be res­ of battles just mentioned had been pected hy every law-ab'iding. citizen, w we bought, that Gen. Grant telegraphed claim that the people have a right t<r t~ i*resident Lincoln that famous dis•ieinand that these dispensers of fire­ patch which so electrified the nation: water should strictly comply with tbe> “I propose to light it out ou this line if letter of the law. or receive the full it takes.all summer.” Thh waaGrunt’s niwtsure of punishment prescrilied for second great declaration of war. His the chastisement of offenders. But by lint was at Dolandson when in rewhat Shadow of right, either by the sponsetoGcn. Buckner he said: “My laws of the land or of moral ethics, do the gambling dens remain inexistence in Hastings? To the great shame of this city be it said that these dens do tliiuriab here -not one oidv, but three, .md postribly more,—ami. openly ply! WORKS rrATiojrs. 1 iui' IS ST •S a ■ail £S �WORK AT THECAPITAL ' LATT5T COSSIF FROM WASHINCTOM. icm Other or BMXDK OH- Balhlla BaaUn; FluM PfH.AUEl.PHIA. Ph, MwT thunder sbnwer about rajfotata sight two of the targtet tanks THE PUHmOPNgUMOHA BUI- V ACHING TON. May Tbe House KSi ro-l'neuiaoura bill, and it now requires Only the signature of the President to become a law. But It to a very different measure from that'which was originally proposed iu the House, over which there was so protracted and excited a contestThe UH which to paoacd provides in fact for ’a mere ouaimtodon of . in,esticM.on. The Commiraioocn are etothed with DO powers to ©radicate the dtoeuse or to make any seizures of infected tal­ ite. A Bureau of Animal Im lust ry to es­ tablished under the Jurisdiction of the ComBtostaMrof Agriculture. The power given to ter* bnrean Is to Investigate such meas­ ure u* rosy be necessary to pre­ vent tlie spread of disease, to quarantine against importations from tore 11 countries or to regulate the irmvntnente uf cattle between tbe Stal-'. but the Commissioner to distinctly prohibited from ostaf any portion of tbk SIBO.MO which has been appropriated In pay­ ment for animal* which may bednughtered to j r<-veat tee •q*’*'* disease. Tlie friends of tbe reiglnol bill Ik*i* tl»l much good will result from tbe bureau which is thus to be established, bnt the measure will fall short of the purpose ot Ita projecjocs. Tbe remarkable excess of 8155,800,000 uf arffcte over demand liabilities has been reached in the United States Treasury, but out of thia ia to be taken S-zO,000,000 to meet the last two bond calls maturing next month. The Government receipts are la the neighborhood of >1.000.000 daily, however, and this will soon runUK exi-ere up to a point where another call a ill have to be tnnde. Before the Sec­ retary oonchuletl to call the last >10.000.000 te be waaseiioit’ly con-Aideriiig the propri­ ety of purciin*iug four |mst (ruts. in the open tnarkei, IhiI rhe fear uf criticism and tbe fnet that the market tor these securi­ ties stiffened <-u.tskirrabU made hlin adopt tbe lienal plan ot setting rid of the surplus. Even now with two call- maturing there is a surplus of about 3SWh>,iK«0 above the feserve'kept mi Im nd of ffilirt,000. SOO. teou-taff Wf-J Tii aii Repair Slop, uor= b,4«t7o<Ln, ^liUUw* «CJhe»~2y ot tbe situation was promptly reaffxM. Perry Royce Reapers, Warrior Mowers One door east o( Brooks A Cook' . McCormicks Twine Binders, And win soon have a fuff Mock ot mwdoiit) of Point Breoto orworkn. oo. or UH luioa In Ibe eoonm. nod .upplyUir U» entire lower pert ot tbe town. Tbe bro .prowl trotn Hnk u unk <nrtn( FrUey ttlcbt wd Seturd.y tatenlnc tmlH thirty were In lUmrw Tbe bent wee en .rrat ti»t Uw ilrouw, rouM not .pproeeb within loot hundred feel ot tbe Owoao. Saturday erunsxB > battery tron tbe Ma- Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware. with conical shot, when the cU flowed of into a ditch prepared for It. Thus tbe •prettd of the Are was stayed. The large distilling houses were saved by flooding them with water. Much of tbe oil even in tlie burning tanks was saved by pump­ ing out of the bottom. Tlie tiro is appar­ ently uoa- under control. Tbe kwess I ;.m now pn-phred to take orders tor | lift Mtut ID Mill, Horse Rakes, Hand and Self-Dump Spring-Tooth Harrows, Jackson Tile. Work promptly done- Call and Get our Prices Before you Purchase. LAN. KENFIELD. j^UM>u~nox iroricK Call at the Agricultural Warehouse of CHESTER thdered tbe finest newspaper office in Can­ ada. Fourteen girl operators were hi tbe telegraph office tn tbe seventh story, and it was with difficulty that some of them were restrained from jumping to the ground, all ret rent being <mh off. They were nil rescued Mlchtgiui State Land Office. •_ lensing. Mat sad. mm. i Notke la hereby icUen, tbaf the following described land, situate in Barry county , will ba offered for wde nt public auction, hi aceordanee naa, was fatally Injured. with thr requirement* of Art No. W. Session CaicAcu, May 20.—The five-story ware­ Uranof inb. at the front door of Ibe court house, of Hiram Sibley A Co., on North hoirw in tbe etty of Hartings, in the county of Barry, and state of Michigan, on the Trf day at Water street was totally destroyed by firs Sunday afternoon, entailing a lore of front Tnlwioner. $800,000. The building was used ss a uxecximoM. store-house by the Sibley Seed Company, i and contained, In addition, many goods be­ ♦n longing to wholesale grocers and other burtWAnuMbToN. May t'4.—Senator Hill ubm men, bestdes a number of valuable has completed tlie report of tlie Sen- seta at furniture belonging to private elUWOOL <’ARI>IN<«. •te’s PWft'ofltoe tuiumUiee ou tbe sub­ aens. Tbe origin of the tire is unknown. ject of potal telegraphy. It gives a Kavk.nswoop, L. I., May 2A—Fire broke muninary ot the hbUory of lhe Western out at the Erie Preserving Company's Union, aad says that Uie u>ricea which chat works Sunday. The works were destroyed, uompany paid for competing lines were ss ware also two residences. Total lees, vastly In exceea of the value of tbe property >120,000 ; only slightly insured. acquired. Tbe committee, after careful inquiry, waa led to the conclusion < BASE-BALL. tbe* 350,000 miles at Hoe. coating seventy dollars per mile, weald amply AUfiice for all the needs uf the Govern­ ment. That the excess ef tbe capitaluaTbe floilowlng ia Ute standing of the son ou abort nutkw at hb old *taDd, north side Uon of the Western Union over the cost ot varions dubs of the National Base-Ball tbe Ilneb is enomoua is entirely plain. of the river. In tbe city of Hasting*. I want idl This excess of capitalization haa created a League up to close of play Saturday evs»corner and an inducement for excessive bale* taken away by the first day of December i charges for tetagraiua Tbe cocMtitntlobai S iPhilatelptee. i right of tbe <iov»rumeni to establish a pos­ Providence < Cleveland a tal telegraph U undoubted. Th© committee Herings. May M. imh. ..........— 4 'ChtoMO............ I reports a bill which will reduce the average Buffalo... 8............ 11 I Detroit................ 3 charge for telegram* from thirty-nine cents Tbe Union Association loams bare WELCOME MARBLE. I to twenty-five route Im mod lately, and to tbe following record: twenty cents Ib -five years. Tlie measure “ - ».. Wte. will entirely take away from the Western 0 BuiUmonu......... L:j tbe Union th© power lo manipulate t!._ market ---- L.: I Boston.... It Phlladelphta...... AWashingtou...... ! JtoctaneU reports, and will reduce the power pou:: of _* pree< ; aMoelaCions to give wrong innpreesion*. ipress lorn*. . . 8!Aitooea., . . x._ i The schedule of games played by tte FH1IM NEW YOKE <TH- TO THK CITY OF ; dubs In tbe Northwesters League to m Mmkxk-o. /J lows’ Wamuxgton, May 24.-The KaMWay.; Von x lull Bureau HnrMii tea Mail lias i-cMunletnil cowpietod a seheduta schedule tor for ' Qraud itapids. 18 Lfc’ort Wayne. Bar City. mall service between point* in the United Qu lacy WMoetem... States and tlie City of Me/.lco. The ser­ ♦ Terre Haute vice will be daily, and .the running time be­ Mliwauk P»erU tween New York anti tlie City of Mexico Sorina will be six days and twenty-three hours, while the rrtum trip will be made in seven days and one iKiur. Tbe distance to 1,740 miles, l.ftMuf which are In Mexico. Metropolitan, IX COXOKKMIONAT. PROCEEDINGS. Louisville. M A an.i. waa Inlrod iCMi la Uw Heaale on ib fit. Louie.. 11 AToledo AtMstto... fifri providing f»r the payment of femnl nur-ee for eetvfaee- during the war, Tbe bill I OoicmbuB Brttimoee prohibiting the mailing of newspapers con­ taining lottery advortis the foot of the oslendar Cincinnati, May S3.—There was great MtMted excitement on ’Change yesterday. Whisky dropped from Si. 11 to SLOL Efforts al Welcome Marble f----- AND SEE THE----- Latest and Best Thing Out, The New Buckeye Low-Down Binder. •/ The simplest best binder in the market. newly-admitted “Tree of tbe i votes tn the The “old reliable” Studebaker Wagons. Anything you wwt in tbe line of farm Bwhlnery 1 ©an *eU yoo. RMprrttulty. Chester Messer Important to Farmers collect information on tbe subject and Ha roiation to capital, tb of labor, and all other la passed ■ppropnaflng pQO.OOJ to pay certain quartermaster cIiUim, oee-hrtf of which ia seestott forty-tws pension bills were inctodlnr one giving fifty dollars per widow of General Ord. to c-u ab)l*h a Bureau match with l^ayeoek by half a laugUi. THE ■AMBTS. LIVI STOCK—Cuttle...* .... Steep (dipped) rLOtft&Good to Ceotee. No.l8prta<........... COMM. OATB—Western Mixed CHICAGO. BBKVKS-Extra Cteotoe. Good... Medium Chance, of Marton Cetrnty, waa nominated ■J. M. ROGERS & CO OF THIS CITY Away 17069144 to bear the market earthquake were felt yesteeday through*** the peninsula of Cyzicua, Ada Minor. Sev­ eral villages were damaged, many houses were destroyed, and twenty persons killed. Come in and see it. (these wagon* are In use in Barry county to-day, and are giving the beat of aattotacttoa in <*vm <raw. TIME FOR ALL I Given MESSER, WEWfflffi. NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. We keep a hill line of Agricultural Implements. ( Tho Watersubt Watch Co., of New York and Waterbury,' Lonn, being desirous of advertising their name and business have made arrangements with a number of the large retail clothiers of this country by which the latter are enabled to present to every purchaser of a Ready-Made Suit of Clothing or Overcoat costing 112.00 or over, one of their Improved Sil­ ver Nickle Senes ‘C.” Watches. " These watches are warranted to keep good time and are the best low paced time piece made in the world. / See us anti' get our prices liefore buying. J. .M. ROG EKS & Cl) We Have Gone We wish it understood that thin ia no lottery iheme, but exactly as stated above. Among thoae who have adopted the abova are Uw following Two doors eunt of our old Store to the building formerly’' well tnmvy concerns: J. 3. Hudson. Detroit, Mick; t R Hufi fcCo., Chrvefend, 0.; Putnam Clothing Go., ftiieago: F W copied by Ralph Jordan. Have fitted up tbe building into Humphrey k Co., St. Louis, and many others. ' We lidve 8000 of tliese stem winding watches warranted l?Oo"wateheP t,me a"d retiuire 88'ittle attention as wy Nice Grocery Store, (FjkU uoe put up In a hanitomu utip-liUKl raae.) We give one with every Ready-Made Suit or Overcoat at $12 or upwards. And our lac. 80c, 40c. 50c and «0c Teas cannot I* -i>rut*» Cofeas, Tobacco, Cigars, And guarantees every Suit or Overcoat to be aa < bo‘*ht elsewhere, and if you are nrtLr M W14bI?ur Pnrfh**- ’rtn™ the goodTanv within 30 days and get your money back. . me Canned Fruita, and finally a full stock of nice fresh P'o<* always on hand. ftKr' °“ * m0Ht ehown from 6c to 9c per pound. CALL AND SEE US. ?‘A � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-06-06.pdf f601f97eb03c56adf52a2c8d214cce8d PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXIX. No. 7. ' ’ ------ —------HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE 6, 1884: ~ The Hastings BannerjROLLER FLorR- Oil WHOLE NO. 1507. ton. Who takes the lead te an open Largely attended and all enjoyed them­ selves finely. question. ■ County News Farmers are troubled with their cat­ Frank Ward has l»een obliged to give ORANGEVILLE. up business indefinitely, in consequence tle bloating on young clover. A -Sabbath Sabbath school has has been organized Oi A few wheat beads may be seen if. of ill health. The goods are being I at the “Blake school house" and is in a taken to Otsego, where he will go when some wheat fiehte. । prosperous condition, with Lucius Wheat and hay looks well and will be J Draper as superintendant and Mrs. he is able to work, to the sincere regret SUBSCRIPTION RATES! a good crop if nothing happen* to them of all his friends here. Draper assistant. iance.4i.rn per year: It paid within tlx Jerry Doyle te ut John (.'nunp’s very .’hi. fil.»per year: If not paid until exMrs. Rob’t Galland fell across a sleep­ Ation of year. 11.50. StilrKrriber* antill of consumption, ami not expected to er in their new house and injured her live but a short time. lutck. H. A. Avery te ••opdned to bis room There are some in our town who GENERAL M ’CL EELAM’S COURTSHIP ADVERTISING RATES: and very feeble. y Price and quality guaranteed. seem to think our republican supervisor limn per year........................................ fioo 00 Bev. Mr. Pope d-livercd his first ser­ IxUii rltarge for special position*. has turned the town clear around, but Cash Paid for Grain, Wool, Hides mon as pastor of the Baptist church, on hr says the sun rises in the east just the JOB PRINTING. ■ 4c., at Nabliath afternoon. same. - . < i.d pride l* frit in the Job Printing DeMiss Nellie (iyIw has returned from The cut worm has harvested a num­ -nt <»r the BASXtK. Everything in tbe . •F- offlre I* new; and with the latest faces of ber of pieces of corn already.’ Periiap^ I Iwr visit east. J . I: ■ mou approved pattern* of machinery, • A number of the villagers attended -r.niprtcnt workmen employed, enable* the we can raise beans, if we cannot corn. *v.s mt.to <i<> tlrM-riaM Job work. ' Forepaugh’s cirrus ut Kaliuuaxoo last Genera! George B. MrClellan. the nobl • The frost of last week did but little qpHK NEW damage in our vicinity; in some places -vf.xt smith. PhilipT. Coir.bovr. Frank Bnmttetetter te able to be .Ige of Probate. Prosecuting Attorney. killed a little garden corn and beans. man in peace and contentment in thia city about again. Mini A COIiGROVE. Mortgage tale. Hl* residence i* No. 13 Washington aquarA law-suit in town toothy, concern­ Lawyers. Mrs. James Cairns, of Kalamazoo, is . h*"*? nuM,r *“ th,:jP»T»ent of ing a horse that Mr. Lankton bought of a certain indenture of mortgage, K*arlmr date offiire over 1. K. Grant’s^store.) and luxury, with a faithful and loving wi. the 15th day of December, AUzim. made by Wm. Fprii, in which Mr. Ford is de­ the guest of J. W. Briggs and wife. . In all court* of the StKte. Collections M-. hl- -Ke. .} .rntiv looked after. Money to lo*n on real Prairieville township. Barry’ county. State of fendent. North of klerchaut'* Exchange. FREEPORT. Michigan, to Hiram Chase, of the same place Road work te the order of the <lay at From tbe Herald. haraavice and couawi, the General paaae recorded in the office of Register of Deeds for I v E. KxAHrtflH. I’. H. VAX Amman. i Desiring to give our im*w method an lutroduc- Barn county, Michigan, onlhe Uth day of Depresent, and the credit given the owners The 4th of July soliciting committee • ’ emlier.A. D. 1877. rt one o'clock u. m.. In lliter | tlon to the public, we have concluded to furnish, 5ofimortgages, on page 387; salif indenture of K N A1TEN xt Van ARMAN, of wide tire wagons is verv nice and already have sufficient funds pledged Lawyers. even though the cort of production sreatly ex­ mortgage beliw assigned by «rid Hiram Clute uWtui tOMBdyrakh. tbe General had not beea of a lomswhr • to insure a successful celebration. ceed* the old method no long In. use. our Fine to Maufy M. ( hase. of aaid place, on Decemlier . .OveriUstiup Rational Bank.) raligioua turn of mind In his variy yout. belli* recorded re<Mird*wi in i>> 1 ----------------------------’‘“«lmimeat Jr’ment being | Flnislied Artistic Imperial Cabinet Curd* for the offiae of Register Mrs- H. W. Dodge and Mrs. H. R. he would probably have remained a bach of Deed* for Barry county, B owens mills . ItiiiN ( AKYETH. RUSO per dozen; Panels, »4.5O; Cards. »2.00; mate of Michigan, on the 23d day of May. a. D.. •lor. It was iu church that be first met h. J ■ Attorney at Law, tln-Types, 4 for 50 cent*. 'ut worms are working havoc in gar- Brown of Saranac, mother and sister of lM4,at2:IOo clock p. m.. In liber 23 of uiortgaMrs. E. L. Mosher of this place, arrived ffiassis ta1'k£.,osra."iau' «>?««»«Middlevlih-, Mi<-b. 186). The General was seeking renew*., The public are cordially invited to call and the sum of four hundred aud twenty dollar* *»•■-> —>-•------Memorial services were participated here Tuesday evening and will spend health a ter severai years hard labor a W. NISKERN. examine specimens made by tlie Instantaneotu (•420). and no proceeding* having been iiMtitut- • the week with Mrs. Mosher ami family. chief engineer of the 11 linoi* Central Rai< in by a'large crowd under the auspices . . Lawyer. jm 1 at law to recover the debt remaining secured proceM at the New Gallery. Latest telephone news, via Hastings, road. He wa* traveling:hrough the Unite,. by sold mortgage, or any. port thereof, and tbe of Witbey post, No.W.G. A. R. Every­ Over Spaulding's dry good* store.) I>owcr of sale therein contained having become State* for the benefit of hi* health. V» . attend pnx'n]<ly to all bualnes* in all operative, notice is hereby given that on Hatur- thing connected with the affair was a Brookfield, Eaton county. May 28. - Charges reaMHiable. It wa* a clear, cold Saturday afternoo. a the 30th day of August. A D. 18M. at oneHello, Freeport. Bowens Mills always «uc>ck In the afteriioon. at the north front door success. •in I860 when tbe General found himself tin Hello, yourself. x E KEN ASTON. _______________ _____ • SiXeeount^Mlehtame m% ,u <***tethe first time in Baltimore, Nd. He pu CLYDESDALE DRAFT ! the place ofLoldllig^he C^rculTt^iu?1 for’sak’f ■ Ant! nowjBowep OODieS Ollt with the 21 • Attorney at Law’, You are informed, that Jas. W. God­ A Si Al.LION, cminty of,Bsrrv ' tI shall «-u .hiim auction to i over J. rf. Goodyear & Co.’s store.) sell at vu public frey was married at 12 m to-day to Miss immediately retired. irthe lands and premises de­ tmnouncement for a 4th of July celebra­ . iu all court* of the State. Collection* ! Nora Walker. Send congratulations by —-------------------.Ortaap- to wit: All that cer- tion at Bushee’s grove, on Barlow lake, , prrpptly Mltr-ndiug to. taiu piece or parrel of land situate In the county just north of Bowen. Gen. B. D. PrichHe wm ushered into .pJone’ Barn and state of Michigan, known and deIs a richami large of j W. LOWRY. M. D.t as follows, viz: Conuuenclug at the All right good bye. . . bone and wfiasl ever. Thl» was a handsome young lady M. i’hysician, Surgwn and Oculist. dapple Uffiirtcr post OU the south side of section thirtv ard, of Allegan, te expected to deliver j black, 4 ----------- five Good bye. [35] In town two (sj north, of range ten [161 the address. There will Ire a sham bat- j She wa* very handsome. A slender, deli­ itSice. .101 .Thom St.. Hasting*. Mich.' years old ruunlngthriiee west ten [10] and une-tudf The Fourth of July meeting Tuesday cate figure draped in gray silk with the first kind ami­ west, . • in town or country promptly attended. । rods, thence south ten 110] rods mid four [41 tie by the G. A. IL boys, and all other of August able dis­ •feet, • f" - hour*-# to 10 n.xn. and I to 3 p. m. thence east ten and one-half [UHi] rods. night resulted in the appointment of a wealth of' blonde hair cotied about he Is sixteen position, sports and arrangements generally seen : -,-ph<m- at Holloway** drug store. Uience north ten I to] rods and four [4| fret to with *u- the place of beidnning. being a |>art of tbe at a fourth of J lily celebration. There finance committee. The duties of this . graceful bead. Tbi* was all the Genera Special attention paid t© surgical disease* hands 2>4 Inches Kior no- north-east quarter [I* lot the north-west quar­ could see at the first glance, but he felt it i and ter [Ul of section two [2<. In town number one will be plenty of boats for those who committee consist In arranging u pro-, high, full nmneand stylo, and c.VKETT* BUTLER, iI] north of range ten [to] west, or so much gramme: apportioning all moneys to be' and Is consid­ thereof as shall be ucressan- to pay Hie amount | like the water. Ih-sieians and Surgeons, tall, ered by dur on said mortgage with Interest thereon ut weighs expended for the celebration, and ap- over love. Until now the General’s tim (Prairieville. Mkh.) IMO ibt.. Ktxjd % _Jud- ten per rent., together with the costs and ex- । We are called upon to chronicle, the ' death of old L’ncle Shaddoe, an old anil pqint all committees, jiutges. officer of ! had been too much taken up with buaines • X alh. night or day. promptly attended/ 1 ges of draft horses to lie the best horse In the epnses allowed by law. care to give much thought to love, but now I the day. president, etc. Dated Maj 23d. A. D. . country for fanning and road purposes. 1 respected resident of this place. PKDKUtKK—Farmer's Fancy was got l>> Young ; MANLY M. CHASE. J? K TIMMERMAN. (Vrttown’pTralLromMo'tTVt Buvhres „Th' °f a mv feeling thrilled his heart and be ac Assignee of Mortgagee. i' For description see volume <. page . wnu WBMMk. V----- --------------- - . . , tually. blushed. He knelt down and open >.<. 1 • Jlonurpathic Physician A Surgeon, Chancellor. 221. Scotch Stud Book. Young Chancellor is i। grove. .u.«r .Hiur • on Mon- a prayer-book, but paid little attention u. June .wi.i 18th. •* *' i- Ruckle . •vs. Walker, . . ■ was .settled ------------t>: door east l»f Holloways' drug store.) number 1m68, he l>v Chancellor 141. hr by Lord । I Buei pleading guilty. Buel Bradley Bnullev and xml wife wit. are .re at >t Battle BMtle jI ‘J?J by b>’ F«U‘r. it. Hi* mind was taken up with the fai Haddo «2. lie by Lord Haddo 486, he by Clyde I stateof MieWguiyc^mraMtarry-.-ss. (alias Clyde Boy) AM; dam DHrilug by Beggar 45, 1 Ik Wm. JONES. i^dK ’dneyi»to7^^ ^5' Creek visiting friemte. He was fined $10 and coats of suit, or grand ilani‘brC by Udney Htarnw. Fanner's banev. (reek visiting friends. ~ ~ ” U ’ Dentist. Joe. Bechtel lost a horse one day last _Z_r?Z.L~ TTT. ------ T— a work promptly attended to. Fancy, 3nl dam by Sir Wi dam ny Young Suffie Punch. week. bud variety, with ripe cherry lips. Signed by J. MUN LEY. Breeder. ELTON & CROOK Judgedf Probate. ! *i ! tlrews. Fanner's Fancy will make tin- setison of 1WH II Present,(fiementSmith. The General feasted his eyes on thia pic hi the matter of the estate of William Scud-j Elder GllU«pie anti wife went to Al-. _ .. . n hanille fuetnrv «in at the Flower farm. Prairieville. I der. deceased. legan last week to visit their children. , • I*-• hepanl, a handle tacton em­ -A agents tor the Watertown Insurance Co. Triimm.—To Insure, 820.00; fi»c,*ea*on. «l.'>.00; . Ota would think that Uun Lake wa. hto h“n.'1 TT I 1 :m. e.ntr policies «m » man's property against single service, cash. 810.00. Ksnipes and acci­ I Ml-2m IV tin*, lightning or wind; against a man's dents at owner's risk. General. Bn<1 **»•«» roay blu«ba* chased onAUaptlv oc«m. to judge i■ soother lJdeath and Mccnient. rapidly over her isir countenance. yOR SALE s.'mlalrtraua m 'b. r.uiv °>-bl I ttom the UUlua. liah-pota. .pears and *: Wl,U1nn«l.butno,em ver, deep.' I’fioKAcSHELDDN. Thereupon it I* ordered, that Mmiday. tbe I traps that passed over the county line' . Mr. and Mm. Ctarlre Hr»nt«»rtner. Hh. .fowl. rowud. oo. u 23d day of June. A. D. 18M, at ten o'clock In the . .,.WUP11. i..t.w <-*lirfi1.v '■' Tu r in Abstract Block. Hastings 4?ch.) I forenoon, tie assigned for the hearing of said ! road tow ante the hike NaturdMJ. and their daughter, of Genoo. O. have , th, mat ruhlooabl, qurtan or u» cU> iietition. and that the heir* at law of said de­ the unly set ol Abstract Books In Barry ceased, add all other persons Intererted In mM : ! I««l visiting their rvtatlve, and filenda '«•>>, .■•war. th., u>« b.odwm.you. MORGO-THORN APPLE. estate, are required to appear at a session of here the nresont week fellow urns following close behind her. Bh A Ft KITE, M. D., I „ said court, then to be holdcn at the probate office. । In the city ft Hasting*, in said county, and show . J. Physician and surgeon. ! The property •’ the •♦Morgan in»re. . a. I w. V tun Ml I. v I on Church Street. Hastings, Mich. petitioner should not lie granted. •*m<:e east side M»iU St.. Naahvilk*. Mich.) , And it is further ordered that s—.. ------ ------„ ■tff»idrnrr next door north Wolcott House. give (ibtlre to tb<- pereon* Interested in said an(Or.CO.sSrttvWtawKhhlaX.ugh| report a good time at both places; TV —---------------uv.*;--------' . - proiiqitly attended too, day pr night. _ | por tenns_ etc.. call on or address with u ttah—pole r their \sr.is«s. Barky Co.. Mwa.. Choice Salt Meats, MARSHALL L. COOK. GeBoa Line, i I Ata Cement, Corn, Bran, HOW ILE MET HIS FATE. CERmInTeMEOI :FC>;E^uS>.-aJ::Kr- Barlow’s Brick EloTator. Rhi^.tl;.,nAr*??11’, ^u.Uc*' ART GALLERY, P L1BLOCKOM, FARMER’S FANCY . At a Bargain i “X SESSSSsswr1 “ JOSEPH KNIGHT. &. 1 . BKOWX. M. 1). Hoiniepathic PhyMnans & Surgeons. • <m< >* over Julius Ricwll's store. Main 8t.) C.'S iui*w(-red from the office at all hours of il»y or night. Dr. Polhemu* willjrive special CT-iumn t» diseases of tbe Eye and Ear. •)T bonrs-Mto 12a. in.: 2to 4 p. m. Brnii i & holly. Holmes . O W < -QNstenxn or Tib. K ’ AT BAK1.OWS KUCVATOK. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS; AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, I JJASHVILLE GROCERIES, CROCEERY, AND (GLASSWARE. . I | | Y/\.J kz *-/ V* *■ ■ .. 'He |-ta Mil M», *' >j*prvclate the liberal imtrunage our have given min tbe past, and hope to w»-rir u lame part of Woodland trade by fair tealiag and Inw prices. SEVEN PER CENT, discount for cash I will be given on sums of $1.00 I and upwards, except sugars and prints. Light in Draft, left cut, anti will elevate and bind grain from 10 inches to 8 feet long. Rawson and Crown Mom Royee Reapers. Every article of HOLMES & HOLLY.' Haying and Harrying Machin• o'H utfa. _ • --------------------- J------------ -—.— -----yyu.l. CAimix.;. Also the Large*' o-.-.- — ------ ------ i Aaa.vri*. _______ _ ____________ OMJ. Mrs. McElwain organized a lodge of The cut worms are doing a large Good Templars on Saturday evening. amount of damage to com. The Aaayria post, G. A. IL, were in­ It promises to tie an excellent feature. County of Bam : InCbaarery. Washington Sponable aud William L. llaph. vited by the G. A. R. port, of Bellevue. The town hall should tie fitted: chain Cbmplalnants. \__ to spend decoration day with them and purchased, etc. George F. Kent and Benjamin F. Baldwin, I>e- assist in decorating the graves of the CSDARi CREEK. fendant*. • fallen heroes, 'fhey were furnished *t a tr-vdon of said court held at the court Calvin Stanton ia a happy man. It-is Inw tatbe city of Hasting; In said eountt. on with free dinners. a boy. n™Srl.<li'Ol Mw.U". rrewrd.Hoo. Frank Monday, the 2d of of June. i«eing the (’tdrivating com ia now going on >» ml. «™n Um< 28th birthday of Calvin Smith, his wife si~‘“Sft"gsiSiE among the farmers. invited a few friends to spend the eve­ bheep washing and shearing te now ' ning. Hr was happily surprtoed^by the the order of the day. _____________ _ vl.lt, ami WM made th. reelplrat of p The children’* day at Cedar Creek !"•“? M uw number of prmenta, ami after partaking i last Sunday was a grand succeas and ■ uTth- ronipitJawir*’ w« <j * of a liountifal repast furnished by Mrs.,. , lrna~i i,v old and vounn n,t». «^v«l on the । . . ., ihoi. .Unartiird largely aucnucu uy oiu anu young. iSnied and a copy thereof to be served <m me Smith, the gurrt. took their dnmrtun. (au ,.«• Knik-ltor within ao days after »er1 H. H. Gill spoke to a large eongregaA. W. Wilcox has commenced to take Ii tion at the Hinds school house last ■ the census in Assyria. ' Sunday afternoon. remarks were auiinwu. His iininiwiw w nr I ven instructive, and pirated all who tAtreecwJ Fntafc. T fabm MACHINERY 5704 Between Jacktou and Grand Rapid*. Wrtl«l tar tag ygSSSk ntn.il Jtar. ~ ill ready tu do WOOL CARIHNG this sea'*»■'** sbert notice at bis eld stand, north side •dlbe river. In the city of Hartings. I want all Hardware and Building Material, Doors, Sash, PATENTSeS C.L. GLASGOW divine. With this intention they ss*> phi* ruled by an old bat very religion the latter would not ooaseu:. He though more of arranging the scholars into mini tnrv armies and fighting sham battle* the: he did of religion. When ba was elxtee. n«a voo nmvo gwa HUH tu roroo Hl* into a carwrr which be dtallked. He in IMS. George ben. applied himself . diligently to hi* book* that be graduate. Hi* briUiaa . ■ Mtwd (or tb< p^Wncy. . kfter a*^ The lost man has hi* corn planted. heard him. ; with dal Mt at Dm poll* be travelled 'The lox social at J. J. Perkins’ on ’ Must we sell our wool for fifteen or I four year* through Europa and then Friday night was a very pleasant oru*. Have not learned if it waaasurcea* and support the free trade party, and in a few years you will have to give away financially. The hotel ha* igz-ij .Ranged hands, having been purchased by Meters. Geo. Hughes ami Frame Young*, who are some field aa fart aa it W« tare three enerfetir dealer, in ■ from To* Hriculturnl implement,. rli_Cnrljle*1 thepnrtr. r«up. H. B. Rietanb and Frank Pal- WELCOME MARBLE. that one of bi* scbool-matM at West Pou Dr. J. J. Baker has nioveti into a part side worl^. wherever hi* duties ted him. Bbe is • of O. W. Crofoot’s house. j From 1883 to *84 the births in Carlton ' fondly proud of him *till aa her te of bei Mrs. Calvin Smith’s sister. Mrs. Tut- i were 28: the number of deaths IX The The General was bore in Philadelphia o ItKoIToMn^ la/voting frirad, ’in population is thought to be about •!,* l'.rre|Xb"iXdUrtU i Agricultural *4 <* pr<>|Mr>« to do anj honest business, pay a* • • - * fur produce a* liastlngx or Nashville, and | ■k-Sl jou goods at a reasonable profit, competing hod a taste of war life during the Mexica trouble and had retired when it was ov< ,l Thereupon it I* ordered, that Tuesday, the j black eye. ' from Hastings by way of Carlton after dprneaibd. He askad aad obtained G«1> Ll<=nite\ U>et^rOueth rMT a'* thtnwtofJune.no orders the departP««torto« to bte da^fi. X' »iid tfoTthe heirs »t taw. .nd rti Mrs. Edward Cook te visiting her son ‘ tar. other' prnoiw iuterr»ted In •mid estate.' liunw nt Mtiskeiron ' ... Tbey were marrted in May, IMO. Mr* S required to anycnr at a )*Mtou of : •’«*les at MUSKego . ....... Mrs. Cheney s daughter is remaining > McCtellaD contmwd that abe wm aa Ami Ctiurt ttesi to be bolden at the Prob.tr (Hficr.in y[r. McChire, of Marshall, is looking . ,n . ' .. 71 . the ci V of turning* in said county and show, ___ ° . here and attending school. , ly smitten with the bandaome young io. ibe’rr be.^du ti,. rewrot Ke, after hh property In Morgan. ; b of having ‘ <M«r on tbe day of tteelr firrt nwwttng ■ l*rnd^r*!fwl£er«dCT5*UMrt‘»ald petmooer . ASSYRIA. i telephonic communication with theont- ( J* w“ with her. Since toeir marriag. AND ChiUed p[ow Points. SPRING STOCK CARLTON. A party of six from Charlotte staid i Judge of Protmte. ’ *7 P-.‘,nU »»"“ <*> ’ril toemploy feimS PinUe. .t the Uke »ra> to W Co|(? „ ,he 1 th’ror,,fr,0 ** ,1M>J ,, , „_ 1 or tavin* broken hi. kg. IS Eir'lT ti° e B »>n«U1 Cncle Peter CovertiwgH te<lto»c-rew Ur yrar one UiMnuI, "“Jj ,u,’a“”c ,h i on the burr, uid got dumped. O, rotate. !, S*"h *1,rjrat" *’ "" ,l” ’“k ' The board of e.,uuli,er, ex..uined the 1 learned that General Marcy wa* lhefathc of hi* old school companion. It did o<> take him loug then to renew his acquaiu auce with General Marcy** eon, and wa . delighted to meet George again. He intrduced the latter Co hl* parents and also tlnlb«n»rwn<u»reuu J l«lu. Uu.wll., Hat. HMMiment roU thurwlnj. , hi* sister Ellen, who had made sue.! adeep '■SS’VShtag.m. Uta.be reu.mn.duh .ert.ed I A yoke of rattle »re better ralcnlxled Fnmk b havl w,,n , „u i impreotiou on George at the church. H "w ,hat “n once a!l.ySmlthAC.r«>. :’,,began to pay assiduous atteatio. wiuihe reniLuie «bld> raid .<.-...^11 npui of horeen: not » apt to eairee a Thp Woodtan<1 ntaH Mn.j,r return. I iy reaa'~.tura vbil. uu'bl. ta. wa. re oodland, -■-••ire tn call the special attention of their • ' . Irlrml* to thfir . [A. trtie copy. ] j^EWEH PIPE. Ik’tv BROWN &WLHEMUB, f of Bom once In each week tor thre«~*ucee»*h * . AGENT. Or MRS. F. M. POTTER. VermontviU*/ w. I’. PoUHUtUll. M.D. »> —SB. saBBSEiWK “^r^'^toia^^ ter. Mra. Jraale Cote, at Thornanple ’ C. Whitcomb', *» > Veterinary Surgeon. ’,B-- ..-«ucc.Rutland,near Ytckley school house.) attend all calls fqr service# night or ctay. £tau*grs reasonable. . •• 'Wit:yiKBS ssUsss.tss.kx ___ �FftR TEN minor news items. TOE POLITICAL FIEL1 TH. GREENBACK MRTIOMKL «EET« WetxWl Warrants Lave been iwetierf for the ureat of the officials of tbe Penn Bank at Ihtlr defraud. __ ____ It Is reported that glsnder* has appeared among tho Morses at Elgin, HL elected: ! First District—J. K. Doolittle, Radnc; An­ son Rogers. Janesville. Second—.1 K. De sney. Aodge Oounty; B. 8Potter, WashlngtnB County. Indianapoub, Ind.. May®.—The — Jia’ ; Fpurtb—Jobu Black and Charles F. Freetional Greenback 'Convention assembled at Eugllsh’s Opera-House at eleven o’clock yes- j BrownCmnrtjU1,Cr' 8heboyr*n: u °"7’ •"'"Ssg-* gg¥> ONE COOKBOOK. W tonX’# made an assignment Thursday. During the week ended Thursday 81.­ 682,000 worth of dry-goods were Imported into the United States. Tbe French Government has decided to terday. The house was called to order by j 8tato-G. w. Prau,Oshkosh; George Kretos, t^ronS-J. W. Luak. 8auk; J. R. McOullom. celebrate the centenary commencement of Jesse Harper, of Illinois, Chairman the Revolution of 1789. of the National Committee. Hon. John Ricbtani ' — i <^»>cwoul-__________________ f and eleven I rertidn BJarblb—’ Five.hundred thousand dollars was with­ Tiler, of Florida, wa« elected tern- ; Trempelewu ’ • • • { «<". i^VgOnn fames Itlver, Va..inanonqc«B । nojirorecmnij "> •»* drawn from tlie Bank of England Thursday for shipment to New York. twwrttp te>r‘ 7 w F VJl|^ G. Jenkins, Edward________ - ■ j_±-z----- --- .. «! saM niortgsgr.av >"> io the Masaarhiwett* Legislature Thurs­ of Missouri, and CorueHttS Dowdy, of New day tlie bill to abolish the contract system 8. Bragg and Joseph M. Merriam were of prison labor in the State Prison was de­ resented except Delaware and MlaslasippL cboron cbooen delegates-at-hugp; deh alternates-N. 'tkMMOM eight feated. D. Fratt, J. South Carolina was represented by Morse " " ’ W. Cary, IVR. flodd and a Geofge Mouutfort died at Boston Thurs­ Cburett, proxy. iwcu, awrn a. I). The following were chosen as candidates ' me T 1T E K A B V T> K VO day, aged eighty-eeven. He was a sou of ; COOK A SHELDOn! L,',AM J 8!J£*At tbe afternoon session General James ' for Presidential Bectors: sl.rne of 1 Sbhta! Joaepb Mountfurt, one of the famous Bos­ Atrya for Mortgagee • B. Weaver was ciiosen Permanent Chair­ At large-Matthew Armsted. of Claire, Va mere’Tiw-ftol ^torw-rprl'-c*ton tea party. ( GCKTS wnl rtriuslw trrettori The Belmont coal mines In Alabama, in j man and delivered a speech, reviewing the and John Lawler, of Pralrta du Cbma UtlpMHl 'Mt SRiU lIHo 'B-M' • — s111 -w—• , a vu ‘ * 'rrurr. Dr. W. A. Anderson was unanimously re™ ~ joaun-. ratatonie h growth of the Greenback party, commend ­ which U. a Grant, Jr., is a prlndpxl stock- ; ing its principles and denouncing financial elected Chslrman of the State Central Com- Eukk. JOHN H. ALDEN. PuMlshc bolder, liave closed down because of tbe -r. I aJraw.-re-M measures enacted in reccut years by mem­ mlttee, and toe Convention adjourned. . st.. New York. ■ Grant Jt Ward failure. bers of tbe old parties. At tlie conclusion OTHER CONVENTION. Thirty-eight million barrels of petroleum 1 of his speech a recess wa* taken until 7:80. ter; also the west half .4 the southeast quafter AibrC defendant. i Topkka, Kan., May 29.—Tlie Demoof serikm ten hol t^n u£ ' *8^ 0 Mtahtaau. Finn Jn,u tai , irr,_ L are stared in tanks in the Pennsylvania oil 1 At the evening session tbe roll of States twenty acres gM land more or less. mj.m» luc , Chancery. m region—enough to make a lake one mile j was called for members of the National | cratic State Convention met here yesterday uortlu-usi nuiurer of the southeast gyarter of ( Suit i*civdtng hi the circuit vamrtf<>r*h» •_ : ULM1 selected Governor Glick, T. I ’ . Melon. BY MAIL. POST-PAID. ten UOJ. rxrepth* ; * Wr b. £ square and ten feet deep. Committee, with the following mult: President France, of tbe State Savings j Arkansas, C, E. Cunningham: Calilornla. D. W.C Parry and J. K. Hudson for at-large to tbs National Convention. Date 8hcilbou»e: Colorado. G. De la Matyr; Con ­ Bank, at St. Joeepb, Ma, returned froui । ------------j gates were otao chosen from each Coognwnecticut, Henry C. Baldwin;- -----Georgia. Charles New York Tiiuraday, bringing enough D. Jeaee Harper; J-"— ’ , slonaJ Districttf; Parker; t—TA’ lUtooia. ----- 1—’----------------------1"<1‘aoa The rreulutkms indorse inaaey and securities to enable the concern ! J uw. running thence west about twenty-four rods j |n jhta court, reside* out oi the C r1 L X. Kw^; Speaker Carlisle’, position on tbe teiff, and I to aynYlne, thence rpnnlng along aata ravine in ; MlrhlgMit and hi tor state of NrW York « 7, A~ ’ J7" UUZq ’ Kentrn Io resume in a short time. Louisiana.11H. Hyer: Maine. Charira i while they do not instruct for Tilden, de<jMtutliwesterty taetitmat Knajnwn. fc VauArmau. sol w. H. Hi fjtr Bartie Frere, well known in conneo- Louisiana, said water to the south line of said i coinnlaluant. It Is ordered that th. M><! (tlL,f K Emersou-. Maaaachuaetu, Q. B. Butch- i clue emphatically in favor of hb nomlnalien with British South African politics, tnibn; Michigan. B. & Greene; Minoe-. ; nm. thenre nffiuing cast amewrand answer tiro bin ---- — ~ died Thursday in London after a protracted •ota. C. H. RoOerta; Missouri. Henry Dir8t. Paul, Minn., May sa-Tto Detaoillnesa He took a conspicuous part in con­ warren u. Brown; new jrrwny, o. v». rer~ j -wr- —, ----- r.Tiir c,*te wuivuhvu Convention,. w in ncsaion **~T bare A Great Medical Work Oil Manhood, lncw,.„wv nection with tire Boer and Zulu difficulties Unde: New York. Ix,wis F. Poet; North Caro- yesterday,r, chose chose P. P. IL IL Kelly, Kelly, Michael Michael vit«ntv Nervous aud Plirsteal De- 1 lug to convey all my Interest In saldflfu Uda. .George B. Wren: Ototo. J. Bl Clariuwo: ! Doean^c.. F McDonald and and R. R. A Joues aa as , 'A n.ro m Ma«< fa™» o« I < acres. WfWmrwtOi the mw mill and ba f ' from tbs date In tor Haw Ings Ba* xyK of England in the Cape region. F.. McDonald A Jones M delejato-.t-hux. Io Ibe Qmiwo- fflh.Edui ui.uM mtaTfc- r“‘!'25, 5? ’j0 Five powder corn panles and six acid eoal Con van- V)„lt h. and l | t<e puUhhed therein h. r*. h. . VttyU^fw. Oort>u>; , Uoa. Dbtrid aho lirfHrrrtlou or works in California have combined to also MHottd. selected. 11 Indiscretion , weeks In succrMlon; sn«h pub’.i.-au<H: j,..... ,2. -------’"“ti'i’J'TJfS'i .HS.TJi .hroSUhlLo HAMI KI. CAMMOX. make tlie manufacture of powoer on tlw ' Wlxnoan. Hoben SblUlw; DUtrtct or C» 1 : Shall not be nree«in m KPORIIMG NOTES ISTllW wWrtMornw, Pacilk Coast a monopoly. Prices arc to ' lun>l>U. Loe 0^1.11. I order I* M-rved ra> the » sid ri.frt.t.oit BPORI lNW ISG N NOTES. During the day the following telegrams BFIHtl UT KB. . i s* h n < m weexiierlenre ffirU: jonnlsMuch! Attorneys for Mortgage-____________ ; ally at least twenty tiny* •!«•!..i. n . ;’ be advanced fifty to seventy-five cents June - | hrsnpribed for his appearxm--’ . ; Kererd of thp aBhg of the I^^log , iispt^biy^er be^-fcll totoe tolirf aav L The danger and cost of transportation . ------------- j Datesl this ml. <l«x »l April. A b are relied upon to sustain the combination. era! Butler: nuuo< MlrUnm. c™™'. °t But, I THll.fr w M-K.K, ■ o^B-r. A-.-.. « o-L-u fjcDixsarouR, May ». — Goranson Ber «» ,ka H/’hamnlAM Omfil . —-- —---nroeUahl .... Al a -J tbf [Total..Cmny hr II,r < ^pi^iur, ...... „.r IL,„ The Wisconsin Central Railway Company Butler : Will you aceept the nomination on SM^lonaf-Uita w mber wort , ..auill nl Haan. hoWra at Ihr ITtaaK-1 tar, m ■ KS*rrS\ A v.aAkMay ha- reflected C. L Colby President, and E. a satisfactory platform? No other quotmn B Ul*rds—A Challenge. wdlPin lliH c2n,ln l,Tta..w.«Inn naMnr will IVr»y of Hataua.. In will coon*,, ta Mon , MolHtor. C<w<Vmi>Uliu,ui H. Abbott Vice-President and Secretary. here. J. W. B-^O’.r. ITk. only km ,: .!>>,. Ita■ laSJf! « «•> ,--------------------- —---------Tbo UoiKllus or U>e clubs In U» .Nolloo- taiXiSrf™r.Sr Buerojt. May 26.-J- W. BaGOut. Indlanapo- al Base-Ball League up to tlie close of Sat- by mall. ]rost-p;dtl. Illnriniiive Minple 6 rents. Tbe Premier of Manitoba announced in Tbanka for your oonslderntson. but way I, S£K l^oliow,; *-■> >»* "*■ ,h* •““W“ Parliament Friday that he had decided io lit: should 1 to asked a question wb1-1■ I toe National Medic.nl Association, to the officers , hi tfy matter of the estate ol Mlfilam Hana; h m-miou oi the Pn.bai.- ( .m ;,.r 1(l. reject tlie Dominion Government’s terras like circumstances, was never put nut tn r to inv auy I fFoo. Lost. I of which lie refers you. i born, dereosed. _ . , 1 County of ttarry, bota-t»at the Pnibaio(***.-■ i> other man? Is not my record as a Green­ Boston .... This book So3d Iw read by the young for Ip- I On rowtojg and Ilin* ^ttan. dulx vrei- j tbe city <tf Hnulnp .Iu said entuilt pii Mei* te a settlement 3 Chicago;.. . . . ■• backer for twenty years sufficient without a . U stn^looand by the afflieteif tor relief It will fird.of EdwinC. Nh^tas.that duly anday. Ito iwb day of May. to Hro ;- ■ X 4 Cleveland.... The cable announces that William IL formal pledge to you. which would csu»r ti • Providence IB ! benefit idL—London Lancet. thentirated copies of the tastwilTand testament . thousand eight hundred am', rigim-r,, : 7 Philadelphia, York.. Vanderbilt will sail for home next Thurs­ to be i>o Inted at as a man wbo bids for a nom’ i New a There h no member w of soclrty‘to Whom this i of said drreased awl of the protiate thcfrrf havperp-xt. Ctrnxuit Smith. Judg- Pn : uuaw............. ,v ■irore.r,,,,, io 14 Detroit.............. — ■ Buffalo. .. . inatluD? B xxjamim F. B ctlsb . ... . a.. ____ .a.., .1...)!.^. ,-m.a k. ... a,,,.! Ink, lww.il fitaaal III xitlfl f-.llirT MlMBWttUf BMill j I.. , K.. a....,,.... II... • i > .... day. Tbo TOor.l°rNorUiw.Men.lAsgu.aub. ‘-Aff^y"1' I A ____— a____ 15DIANAPOUA, May 30.—No badness 1 After tbe ceremonies at Vevay. Ind.. Fri­ is as follows. k Xddrensthr Prelmdy Mrdirxl.Institute, or Dr. Ingham county. S. H.. and pnivtarg that such • (tareadfngMind filing tiro day James Joyce, while drunk, for no rea- was done at this morning’s session, the 1 st- W. If. Itariirr. Na-4 _ BniffiM-h street. ( a***"-?!* Niriker. Mdtnbt.'Mratoi <.f time being entirely occupied with com- 1 so&T-thot Squire Sanders (colored) dead. • Mass., who may be consulted <M1 all dlw-uMesn*- tn said Co tut as and tor tlw last will and testa- tmr, praying that his final .1 3 Peoria mouplace speches. Tlie convention agreed I Fort Wayne.-6 Minneapolis.. 11 I >iulring skill anti ■-\prri<-nce. Chronic and Ob- । mrnt of «ald deceased. ... a . as «»ch. may t>r branl Hiid allow ■•!. i-.' A eave-in under the tracks of Jtlie Read 12 1 stlnntc diseases that nave bat U A T fl«-d Thereupon It la ordered, that Monday., toe', charged from Hi* Mid tn;-t. • Ing Road at Turkey Run. Pn., has caused on five-minute speeches on the adoption of . Grand Hapida... 14 3,Muskegon, n the skin Of id) other physicians Q A Lj a ittti day of.Junr next, al ten octaAhi the foreTbereupmilt te ordered, that M. daute. the platform — no delegate to apeak twice ^£j?* lkev ........ ul a suspension of work In tlie collieries. The 1» .,»rMlv. s,rtlra.W-.e/pTTVqWT,P noon, f.a Uw ' - ------ --.... 3 St. Paul on tlie same paragraph. troiSy*. ....*::: ground ie gradually sinking. N M - cessfully without an la-lXllOIuiJr -tian, and that tin-heirs r* .. ........ ........................ ASUUwater................ —___ Id toe afternoon the Committee on Plat­ --------■ and all other peraous ini petition. and thut the hrir- al Tbe Union Association stands. In games stance of fhllnre. Thi; Marquis of Normandy, who lor six­ form reported. Three sots of resolutions : «*»ssd, aud all uthrr |*rrMS«« won and lost,.in tlie race for tlie champion- 1 teen years has been Governor-General of Victoria, has arrived in Chicago will) Ids wen.- presented—■one by George O. Jonea,of ship penant, us follows: New York; another by John Blanchard, of : cauM-. If any there be, why the prayer of 1 family, en rou e for England. । iflH-. in tlx- «ltv •»( HnMhitf.-. . ny. Michigan, and that of-- tlie majority tby D. | lictltlourr sltduM iwt tie granted. -----------------------------------Ixiuls . 1 Baltimore.... nd ahuw 11 any Ui< re lw. uhy u>« i-ra»ro Lt is reported on good authority that IF. And It Is further ordered that said i>rliU<rt ’. Norton, zZ of Illinois. The recomendations Cincinnati f tin- prillloner >Jm«.I«I IxH l»r puMeu v Philadelphia. James Rboietelt has resigned the Presiden­ of | give notice to U m * Jirrwons Interested In w Audit l» lnrther ordered that s,nl ih ? ter T'Waahfngton . .Z the dav---------------------------------------------------------Boston . v. majority report were: estate, of tbe pendency of «afd petition, ufid 1 cy of tlie Louisville, New - Albany £• Chi­ UlAUoen* ............ 1. That we hold the decision of toe Supreme ‘ Chicago ... . | hearing thereof. In- t-amliig a copy at this on . , cago Road, and will be succeeded by John « Court tbe legal question tov._ taTs full । 1 Chicago, June 2.—At Central Music ILdl y. —. on — .—> tender ----------— - »..u •z i to t«e published III the HaKtlngs B annkr . a hearing thereof by < vindication or the theory which thia has — party •—j*.— Saturday night, Jacob Schaefer wns defeated M ® itewspa|H*r printed and cireulated hi mM county , |M- miblislicd in advocated on tbe right and UMtbor.iy’r *>“» ••Llumplan'.Gai.." of NUIaida by KUHtaS. | of Hiutv. oner In each week tor three snevt-swh*- — - ------------■•••—■ and rirrnlated in *ahi < Right of way is being I purchased fora always iiewspaiM-r printed of Congress over the Issue of legal tender , ; of Itarrv. <hwt In «-Jwb titr-k f«r snrro lit I ttreks, previous to mM day ut hearing. railroad from Belvidere to Peru, III., elghty- notes; substitution we demand the substi —•*— George Slusson. tlie s ore rtandlng Sloason, — • CLEMENT NMJTH. I weeks nrrvtoUM to «u»ld day ef hearing. .five tniluc Sixteen thousand acres of coal of groenia^kn for National —bank । 800; Schaefer. 057. The gntne was 300 '*“* - ■ Probata, (l.EMEJ»T xNITt□otes; and tbe prompt payment oi of toe the points for live hundred dollars a side. land has been secured on tlie Illinois River, ■ [Atrneeopy.] ■ Judgeii Pro ■ public debt, we want tha: money which saved ; Twenty-eight InningH were played. Slo*- —I'roimie <»mrr. six iniles went of Peru. our country in time of war. and which haa 7s ’< JX state of Mk-higiui. County of Burn -i Tlie ProtBrtaht Episcopal Convention at given it prosperity and happiness In peace; son’a liigiMMl run was 227; Schaofer’a, ’.A ' At a M-Mioii of th,- ProlNitr Conn for tlie] u,-u’.-i,iJLL"r7mi<t».’u-, condemn tbe retirement ot trwctional cur- .। Schitefer haa issued a challenge, open to t =- rotuiti of Harry, hidden st tbe pnftatte office in ' i.‘ i r. lit' -Aeti th it to u Baltimore Friday, after thirteen ballots, we rency and small denominations of green- ■ acceptance by any billiard player In tbe 3 • x thecltvof Hastlnfs in «ald county on Monday, ' Z.J.L .Z?..f i? failed to elect alBtsliop, and decided to hold backs. I 5 - Ito Mb d.' <4 J.i, In th. ,1-lr .«•. mini. IKS'lt-S I ' r<,u z. We we denounce aenounoe m aangrrous toourrepuoa special .■ursiion for that purpose m Oc­ tliu X aa dangerous to our repub- 1 world, offering to wager S3,000 to 84,000 — tober, until which time the convention ad­ bran institutions those method- and politics <^,thilt IK) 030 can beat him at balk-line tail­ or the Democrat 1c anti Hepublicau parties Hards In a game of 5,000 pointe; LOW journed. “**• tor., Mrs. Ked* Iaw. aged401 years, died Fri­ ,,“h* other gigantic corporate tnoeoixdloA, and we. the thatch to be played in Chicago some day night st Dixon, I1L T, such Governmental action as may be j tlme-durlng tlie month of October DflXL He Forest fires havA broken out in tbe vicin­ demand .. i I I »“■ M** •' ",r '■"> - "-*«• necesaary to take from auob monopo'kw the : nay* he makm tlw challenge to George I C.U. 5-J*r,r..3 ity of Mackinaw City. Mich. tarto.Ui.bu.nJTlo HI. VM<>ur i-iwtoiiirrw have the advantage of otirimuiy ; {T’lm'fi.Ht’nl nE*,'T<l ' W'h '-talma alii I*f>< lure-ai-1'■ • .tw General Luchts Fairchild, of Wisconsin, rt" ,n htituLi “r *h,rh|MW ,M day 4% and sl.r mi. .< \ whom they belong. naux is preferred. . is tnitferiug from an attack at bronchitis. 3. 'l uc public land* bring the natural inker- ' .................... ;--------in tkr lnrrt i- :■ < i «rh Tbe reduction of the public debt during itancepr tbe pooplc, we’denounoe that pphey > a Vexed Question Anrwered. which bus granted to cor;>oriUlons vast uvctM ■ „ tbe month of May la estimated at 95,000,­ of land, and we demand that I mmtri laic and PiTTsnciiOH, P*., May 30.—The Funeral 000. vigorous measures be taken to rec'slm rnxn Yssoctathm was addn-sosi vhsassolckiwu was auaressej yesother uerMM» inti-rw«tt-d hi Mid rtfate, are re- ------------------The West Side Bank, at New York, re­ mh o corporations for tbe peoples use and sumed business Saturday, after a abort sus­ beiient all such land gianta as have been for- terday morning by Dr. A. S. Ijovett, of i Sl’KINGBOJLO, CRAWFORD CO., PENN. <|uired to ap|p-ar al u im-wUuii of Mid i-ourt. thru ‘ « ‘‘’•hydril Mt tlx- frobatr offhe, In the city «f i lelted by reason or non-fulfillment of ponp . ri.-Hu- a H«»dlrf nf pension. tract, or that may havu been wrongfully ao- I Krte’ and‘GTJartes A. Hendlct. of New j Mention the Hamtinok Baxxkh. Hnxilngw, hi Mid i-ohnty . mix! Mkiw i-auM*. if anv < A bear weighing nine hundred and thli^ qulrcd by corrupt 1< glsiatJemnnd that such rail- , York. K. B. Brlngliuntt, of PliBodelphla, therein-, why the prefer of said pet It loner ahouH I not be granted. J teen pounds was killed last Friday at Milla­ road lands and other public domains to hence- ln tn n>« miMtinn f<»nh held as a aacrcdtrust to be granted only ln»nrtv®r -to Jbe question Where And it l» further ordered that aald petitioner I dore, WK , TaSOlUTHOI I to actual settlers tn limited quantities, and we ; man and wife are buried together, i give notice, u> i)«- ppntona lntere»lrd In wtol i John D. Gltdon, one of the proprietors demand that alien ownership of land. Individ- , on which sideof the husband should S'”*1!**- *’!J1*** priMlrucy of Mid iwtltkMi. and the I of the Gibson House. Cincinnati, died Suu- “J bearing Uiereoftiy ranalng a cop) of ibis onlrr i ,lw ’t1'0 >“ Lurt«l-" replW: Tta | to lie published In the Hastings Hanskk. a I Inl.rVute -™»’ on» ~wbo ruled tta boue iu Hie day morning. newspaper printed and clrentatSl In Mid rcMBity ..ota W.SS -ta UtaTluunulon In ou(l>l to tan tta tan poitlta; tat u In Fire at Rockton. ML. Sunday morning of Barry once in rat-h week for three MM-resalvidestroyed tlie buildings of the Nort^wertern rjuea and charge*, and that Congress shall I weddlugn the wife leans on tbe left Mtn of | weeks previous to Mill day of bearing. Paper Company. , X7 (’I.EMKNT RM1TH. ’ l' lttaittad.lt le M.tableut tadow mt construction oi national railroads, we also „.i_ u— -,, . *. , 1 A true copy. Judged Probate. A Staje Wheelman’s Amociatlon was demand tbe establishment of a Government , too rule by placing her en Uie left io TORPID BOWELS, death.” The follcwtng officer* were elected; formed at De* Moines Saturday with thirty postui-telegrapb system. DISORDERSD LIVER, 5. All private property, all forms of money j President, A. I’. Burton. Erie, 1<; Secre8»ate of Mlchljmii. Cmuity of Barry - **. charter members. uu “livit'i *L| _ and MALARia. At a srsstou iif tlw* Probate Court for tlM-county I Ur»' WI-***; Tt— Barkley A Hasson, coffee dealers at Bal­ From these sourees arise three-fourths of "i u1”?? ,lo,1‘k,n »’ <»“• ITubate Office In the city. । urer, W. M. Hencock, Philadelphia. Tbe, Um diseases of tbe human rooc These timore, are insolvent, owing $250,000, with maud a graduated income tax. I !' "*. , k r “ un ‘ y °« MiHHtay. tlw imh ggjrtjy Indicate their existence: Xmm at I miJiLVii’,. L1! iH”*r>‘*r on" to'Hisand eight 6. w e demand an amelioration of tbe coo- association visited the cemeteries in the nominal asseta of $900,000. fiSr^ ' ‘WPeCUbe I hiuxlred aud eighty-four. Charles Forrest, of the firm of Forrest <fc Pre-w-nt. Clement Smith. Judge at Probate. Wiierl, wire dealers at Sandusky, O., Ims the convict labor system, by tbe rigid in- “»tory at Washington, Pa. dri2£dn‘allr^<,, ’hrr*U,e Mwgsn. of mine* and factories, by tbe re- ' ................................. disappeared, involving hh partner to the ex­ apectlon duction or tbe boon of labor in industrial Damagst by FrosL « * ?'ffUug the prilU.«i. xbdy rerltant of $S5,000’t>r more. establishment*, by fostering educaUonal In- ' ' l-aket .?• •< r " 1 lor ^"Tlrt and abolhdilag child tabor. ---------------- by ------------ ---------------Chicago. May 80.—The cold snap of Of A portion of a circular saw, which burst stUu<ions .iSICu : o’*.01 J11*^ tTlr' ,BW uf •«1<1-deceased. vnao, lUSBlirSTIOT, and 04at River Junction, Mich., Saturday, lopped tract la tor made »—■i «« <*•■»«•.• •• of Mid estate may ■infrom. qtvcsartear. IhmHI- ■ iM»d to® use of a remedy that acts direct ty •way lire upper portion of John Heller’s starvation wages tbe workingmen of this growing fruits and grain In several sections I ontb iwnmn. JKsqeent attempt* »t ’•'.,R"“.fr'A;.ut itoer*eUvex, AsaUvurmcdlchieTDinrt I to lbs popularity »flho vfUl";*' ww” ■ dnV^>7 b «"*«*»< tont Monday.the 16th bead, hb brains falling to the ground. country, aud we demand laws for its proven- | of a* 3^. Throughout Wisconsin, Ohio, FIIXM have n° equal. Their action on u» menl—<ttlbsOmaiXal.*m> •»»*]• w LJumF “e.xJ* “I ,r,‘ 0 r“’rk h» tlie fon*There Is good authority for the statement A ’ We Insist upon a dbnsUtuUonai amend- 1 l!”‘1 ?owa w*3 ’ 22An»hT»??M KJlrJ r<>r,h’‘,w'J'r,’ll£of *aM priitkm, I SnJJfe* tocneire at law Of Mid dreenresl, and that Hie Secretary of War has informed meut reducing uio terms of offloe of United | done to fruit and vegetables by frost. - -t the President that lire evidence ngainsl •|,Tt7 appear at a sewdun of Mid Court, then General Swaim is sufficient to require his meut of Conxi cm us shall place all Representr Pr”bate ‘NHW h‘ H»e Hty of International Thioat & Lung In: THE MARKETS. °J a^ptnt nor totartare 1 HnKt loM h‘ **|,|‘” trial by eourt-inartlaL ■trees of Uie people upon an equal footing I M Lute-rite Awinw Uktkoit >»■ *«•*>'• an.<} Jih«* twtH*. If anv uwuy from committees u veto power i Tire scheduler of Ferdinand Ward were and toko■ Kan New Y ork . Junes. <Hn, I Kn PvMabtnnt ■ filed at Nert York Saturday, showing total L1VB STOCK—Cattie .. MdewHhrt sold iwClttoner ebeep icllpped) . liabilities of $729, .'4L11, with actual assets tate .S’**”*"}* hltmuted ill Mid rsMoo................ ........... of only $3,500. The nominal aaeeta are heartM “W ’^toon. and Uro —Good to Choice wo InalHi that aa an economic question iu Im- FLOUR placed at $077,871.85. V Patents porlanue Ik iuaignlficant-M compared with the WHEAT-No. 3 Red ... |«per printed and eireulatetf hi Mid county of At Batesville, Mien., Saturday morning tlnunctai beuw; for. vtierea% wo have aufNa 2 Spring.... „ for three sw^vr H. W. Tliattr, editor of the lilailc. was । •'"I? ®re ,,,rv In 1,1 each rwu wrek w< J wwk» previous to said cI-Siknt’^mith. fired upon by Julius Porter, a lawyer. Af­ I HVB*-*7c*lorU ter an interchange of aboto Porter tell dead, clooed while the volume of our me I (A tree copy.} POHK-Mms <New> . and Tbacar was acquitted at tlie preliminary circulation »u adequate to tiMMfeedn , I ABO—fleam ..................... trial merco. 1 CHEESE Samuel M. Slowmaker, Vioe-President of WOOL-Domestic tbe Adams Express Company, died Sunday Sr . CHICAGO. BKE\ E8—Extra Thlx-ln'hluteba- hmiule.1 In I ■■ at Old Point Comfort Of late year* be had ameudmeot to Uie coanUtuUnn tn favor of Choice ,J Paris, trit-aide Mintrim "f H ■.. eetortalued himself by raising thoroughbred •uffraae renrdtea of mx andaiao on the sub­ riXNtMIld tta special treatment Ul fah«rr.. Good ject of the liquor tralftc. cattle in Maryland, and owned the finest Medium tt. All djsubhwl soldtea of the late war DrefnreA. lutigr of 1‘robate. -•T’T,..... .A«thma.Breqrhi> ..... Tl........ 1'-* I HI herd of Jerseys In the United Staten. Butchers' stock should bo equitably pwialoned. aud wo de­ Inferior Cattlej.. ’xmtMieSaa ~ "" ” JOMr|* ,Ww^,, Mir iit'.iinifmi nounce the policy of keeptn* a small array of । HOGS-Live-Good to Ciiotei Mourtellr'a new al»d aiaiurilnl . TBBOWJf OM AM 1CL-FLOE. WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE MILS gperomcirr. up hiMnmwnt «iwt> 1'■J;' . ■•••" Irnl proiirrtWa dlrerl h> par'* Seveoty-fm Starving Se»mrn Carried Out from obtaining juwLoe from the Government they helped to save. i <>o<xl to Choice Dairy..., whirii J* now w-d in ail th" ‘•»‘l *•» Rnro|*r. It h enl» shtre Hr. Mi t. u The principal dlffarenee of Jones' report; Uun iukI dlworery «f "'If . 'i ull1 from that of tbs majority was la the fallow- . foundland rolling brig Confederate, Captain iS.i2.7iiSi.L’l s*-' .. ■<■<«* b> ii» «un ar- n* kwr l«m- 1' J demand that OnegreM shall | GRAIN-Wtoat. No.*........ . suftt'iei-H eivftrd U» >n H > Corn.No.*...................... ? 84% immml.. u m*1-.?j» ■ '»’ Oats. No.X »1K < InihiniiiTu Hye. No. S formidable in Notre portation to-srgM, eumpleUag public build­ Barley. No. 3 BBOOM CO BN......... ings. building a navy, and fttr such other purnan ii iMuor ■ .. Green Hurl poaca as Congress W aaa aMtad to afiproprioompleteiy countv and divert tetisf» ■ anwUi.M ..F . Floe Green. rite Aw.. IWfrit. w e prayer of ___ Inferior....;................... . FOTATt IttL-G ood to Cbo oe. (ratal PORK—Me<s........................... LARD-tMaam......................... UM situatiou. LtnUBtt■ At tMMtaert peril aud in an exhausted con­ (ton.* Dressed Siding dition they reaetod Trulimgate, bcwrifeJ Flooring TAIHSm.rTloN NOTICE Vommoti Boards •ents £-rtx* ;:,'^"^r4“non.,~1 - ,u<&^.. Tie Science of Life. Only $1. °rj[un KKOW thyself.^bw . . ‘^1 Tbe most fttemiiejiire-HLive Stock Establishmentth kWofIiL TUTT'S PILLS IRON TONIC MSB» urAnifuti^i^ss HtflUALHt 4 !kI2!L«WAi.v 3&&i IE follows: Oktattaa............. ,...^T g< EAST LIBERTY. fcolviM nj inwtwii run i ‘ABTNRBNH1I* NOTH'*- HALTlMtittt 18 tlS MMMHISmW •“** j a,,, ami «»“* i UVhih® ‘I �Hastings Banner, VOL. XXIX. NO. 7. Hastings, mich., june i884. WHOLE NO. 1507. CEORCE DIDN'T WRITE IT. Farow.ll Addrroa. 02 g ■ i 'if Are Thou Posted Wro to Buy goods cheap? TO ’ S’ $<T a ? co cr G 3 o 3 c V o c I Will Kell thee Cotton Cloth for 6c. Will sell thee Best Prints for fy'. Will sell thee heavy Shirting for 10c. Will sell thee Dress Goods for Sc. Will sell thee Oeehuere for 46c. ' Will sell thee a better suit for $5.00. Will sell thee a suit for SS.OO. Will sell thee a suit, all wool, for $10.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy boy for $2.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy large lx>y for $4.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy biggest boy for $S.00. Will sell thee Straw Hats so thee can not find fault with the price and go home satisfied. If thee will call and see what goods are sold fqr at Lewis Stem’s, thee will not see in vain. \ Come early or late, at any time, we will be ready to wait oil you. Lewis Stern, e DO YOU WANT A LEAP YEAR IDYL around, and—but, thank God, baby is safe.*’ Tears began to choke the fair prisoner’s utterance. Her husband's arm slipped S and disordei couple stepped down; taby t>or* placed in ita moth«A all through the night, and.aU through But ON BEDLOE’S ISLAND. Thai the faithful as well |?H-£^^r,iKnffuSys£*SS,Sl.kll"« >*“'* “■■■ I-- «*-*»«■ son, swearing sue would cut him off -with our ambition aud set it« right. lative" Ioum of her husband there is Htti- The first indications of active work upon Bedloe’H Island which the near-sighted vis­ iter sees as te* lit 1- steamboat Edwin Haye* get* within a mil* of tbe old fort, is CREAT SMOKERS.. thia elevated bridge men are constantly rolling a hand-car which receive* the bar­ General Sherman amokes quit* aa con holds of the bargas at tbe dock and tak If the men who built Fort Wood in 1812 bad planned a foundation for the Bartholdi Victoria in bis mouth. He smogs* a* if l wa* a disagreeable daty to be perform*.; a* rapidly as possible, chews th* *«d th*is in bls mouth, and bites It off iq qbuhk* so that hi* cigar is consumed a* fast at **.< etjd as it is at the other. make a superb piazza upon which to build the pedestal proper. The stone work of tbe fort looks as if it had. been finished not more than ten yeairs ago and attract* the admiration of engineers who visit the Is­ land. In October last the present work was begun under the direction of General Stone. mouth; Sherman never does. He lays 1 to fill up the whole interior of the fort with cement, it was decided to build a cmen^ sub-pedestal, beginning twenty feet below the surface of the ground, and fifty below or the furniture around tbe room in whici he happen* to be smoking I* usually load tween this sub-pedestal of cement- and edwih several half consumed stub*. A the walla of the Iort will be arched over his headquarters, when be was in’ Wash and sodded down. In tbe center of tlie . fort tbe sub-pedestai now begins to rl«* above the parapet*; it has b*en slowly and room that he frequent* I, and the staff offi caret illy constructed—a solid mass of cent called them "Sb erman's old soldiers.' Tbe General is an absent minded indi Portland cement, ninety.feet square at the foundation, growing smaller as it rises. vidual. and bi*earele«sne*s of th* form* o is tb* result of . preoccupatio Boa-ds hold the mass firm until th* co- etiquette . --------- ------indifference to propriety. H meat is set. Tbe cem*t used seventy ;i rather than indifferenc* frequently been been known known to to borrow borrow a a cc year* ago upon Fort Wood is as II ba* frequently strong to-day aa the granite itself, j W Ret • Hff 't *ad then throw th* otb* and that now used is suppose.! to be man’* cigar away without regard to coi> [Cincinnati Enquirer.} Only one young lady of thia place. Cum­ min vtlle, has thus far been beard of tak­ ing advantage of the privilege that leapyear is popularly supposed to bestow.upon . I ' wbea tee priaanw was I s-air* 10 ** bwkad up his ; ** ••P^fated from him. I “Can sb* go, Judge*" at a time and the chief work of rhe men is to make'the cement by mixing pure Port­ land cement with powdered and broken •‘.one. As a layer of this composition six ash tore inches thick is put- on, the men arm themsdve* with pavers’ rammers and pound th* mats evenly. A few days’ exposure secrecy when the information was ob­ tofs-in and wind' hardens the whole. Th* tained, no names can be given. Suffice it top of this sub-pedestal is now abov: tbe ftvel of tbe ramparts and is abost seventy and rdspvctable rasident* of tbi* ward. feet square; in another month it will b* _------------------------------ ■-------------------------------- It *»*ms that *be was keeping company' I ______ FT-----------—__________________ :------- with a vary worthy young man, and mil- twelv* feet higher then at present end all will be ready for tb* pedestal proper, i tors were approaching a crisis, when hl* which will be built of natural ► tone. As “P feeling badly, didn't ns:. mother, hearing bow the land lay, app*a-,1 r .-uw. wvu no en- 1 ad upon the seen*, and Informed tbe treesRood, don’t« wain want urr»Aini, breakfast, no appetite, MHPV Karl I..L ur.,1 u_. ___ .At the C £ P ’ -Onml W..,lop»aj. yjj MM, “trusted to nobody his work, and you can see that all of these letters are of a char­ acter that be especially says no third eye must look at them." We turned over letter after letter, some written from Newburg, on the Hudson, some from Morr stown, N. J., some from Philadelphia. Finally we came to one written about the yaar 1WL It was dated Fredericksburg, Va., and addrestad to Mr. . Madison, and said: “I wish to sehl you a very confidential commnnicationjrfid 1 am particular about Intrusting it to th* mail here, lest it be intercepted." Turning over a few pages we came to the letter itself, and it was a request to Mr. Madison to prepare for Washington a farewell ad­ dress to tile people of tbe United States from thelr-President, who had made up his mind not to serve two terms in the presi­ dential office. I sat down by my old host and read this letter all through aloud. He tells Madison that be wlsnes him to put in phraseology the* letter, and he also wishes bis advice about tbe propriety of Lsuing any letter at alL Washington’« manner is­ as delicate and timid as if be were for th* first time coming into tbe public preeepce. He proceeds to reason out bis approaching retirement to show that tbe office of Presi­ dent is distasteful to him, and yet to fear that if he should issue an address of fare­ well prematurely it plight be considered a bid on his part for re-election. Will sell thee Sh^wls for 75r and upward. Will sell thee a suit of Clothes for *4.00. P * [Boston Globs.} Gul, -rtw. o( . p^p b. b.d of .on. of Madison’s relics. He says: Tbe old gen­ tleman then edged his way In and optMd •n inner door, which was not' locked, and then be took out quit* a good-sized book, looklag hk* a sort of ledger or day-book. “There," said be, "1 bound that book my­ self. 1 would not let anybody touch it. The contents were too valuable to intrust to a workman.” He opened this book, which had neither gilt nor printing upon It, and on nearly every page was pasted a beautiful specimen of Washington's com­ position. “Heavens,” said 1, “what a pobl* clerk be was! Just see that writlag; saldkxn a word erased, and the linns «e straight a* if they were ruled, and what ink he must 1 ‘ ' ! General Sheridan is fond of tobacco, an* enjoys a quiet smoke, but be mn’l do any thing else while be ba* a cigar In bi. ■south without losing hi* fire. He breathe thro’ hiw»o*e. and unless be .pays at . - -strict ---------»«nlton to th* bosin*<s of ■m-.king, his c r>*» o« every other minute. Tb* re l« tf**1 the c*rpet around bis desk am eu«pWor* beside him is usually strew*, w*th half-burned matches, for he general!} D*rf« • fuU b0* **>•“ ,or h> 'mokes. I called his attention to tbe fa. tb* otber day, and he said: “Yes, that’, lhe onlT extravagance I am guilty qf mad-t into square block* weighing fifteen : m*tch I have wasted, I would be a* rich a • or twenty pounds which are used for test- , Vand*rbilt\” ' a shilling and threatening all kinds of dire ing. A hay fork or a manure fork ? z It U Interesting to Me Grant and Sb*r ! consequences unless sb* would forthwith Th* flni-bad work wtll consist, therefor*, ' id*° •mok'’ *r. th* on* as If t* cam ■ : and lorever discard him. To this, at first. of a Portland cement baa* fifty feet high, bT U naturally, and th* other as if be ec A hoe, shovel, rake or spade ? : the maid reluctantly consented, and tbe - pedestal of atnne 15» feet high, an.I a ' ‘L but didn’t know how to do it v*n prospective |moth.r-ln-law retired in good f*et H4 ’ I I order highly elated with_tewv'et^.v"lta^ 143 feet "*hl^b. Tb* torch of th- <^1. Grant nev*r relight, a cigar, bat t A gasoline or an oil Stove? her v.ctory. Kame 1 «*tu* . ’ w u ■» *b""«»-*•1 k*d s“rid*n'* >» •'»“>«- «p • i dyys of-er the young lady met a masculine Any tin, copper or sheet iron ware? Ii acquaintance of hers, and being very old I~-w‘*u£-r * .. - ---------SAFETY POSTAGE-STAMPS. Any eave-trouging or roofing? . Vrvwrlptlon of a Buston physician, diiqw-need bin] her sid mishap in Cupid a field of bat- . . withdrawn and tea ialakd la A ..) years |e. Tula a very , ears by by a a Boston Boston druggist. druggist. i ttl*. Tuls Irwnd, Irwnd, b*ing being o; o: a very sympasympa- “T****° *1tbdrawn. and tb* island is J. One dose will care an v ord iimrv rontrh It . .... . T z now under control o'General Stone. Tb* A cistern pump, well bucket or lead pipe ?' •** «p: old bospl'al. a snbatau ill brick building, you* » cent bottle of.“Hub" Cough Cure, bar In every way possible, and ended by i M Juu'ltepuIMtwin. »»> MhM “Conu onr U> my UOW,. 1'r. 1 and tbe ban ack* are occupied by the men Jack knife, clothes line or a wringer? I You can have yoar choice of thstn.” ' work, which Is done under contract. A ' is that occasioned by the repealed «** force of from sixty to one hundred Italian j thd .same postage-stamps. The Unite Pithy, points or boot blacking? j Whether tbe invitation was given in jest m Do you want a pail that wont rust in a year? ' took him at hi« word and called that *v*nt ou. interfering with tbe boly of tb ing, but received no encouragement from land she every day and inspect* the work. . the boys, who were very bashsul, and Indignation, Dyapepsia. Heailai iw, Nervous-! even uad to ge home unaccompanied. Tue j ™|d nl'y'S±!?ilfn lX5',"JSISS!**Lt : »»‘d*y U>.r.ib.r m.t b.r, .od told b.r ' tbe pedes'al proper, as the funds In the . show of reason, found toe long-daetrv : committee's hands do not warrant engage- ' secret, for which be has obtained a paten torpid Liver. Bomecail It LivercompMint. nil., , „ r . . . . ... . . f“WAklO O D ’ ioiwif^,'^'. lousiieiMi, etc. ^^U^ipjvvriwUie Tlie Meer governs the’iiyMtBmsystem; ifIt| »hat «*»•*falsaon bls son JJJbn jhn had had been beenvery very much much imim- j ments ahead. The work on Bedloe’s Island I His a amps are printed on.fine tissue papei r-VAlNv} OL rjnUUixO. t the Is Inactive, theUnr Liverfs Inactive,unrmaybe one maybeblllmts. blllmis,or orhave hare prwsed prwwdwith with her her appearance, appearance, but butwas wastoo too ~ ------ J 22,7, tA"within —; ;cere ------ — ,-----------will com come to a •stand-still ully> prepared mueilax< v » * ■ * ww j fever andiamie. axiie. betul"-*'. . ... m.keanvadvan-es .. . headache, malarial fevers, dlzzi- i) .L„.hfal and.... a Ivi.od ' wlU ® 10,4 ’’tod-stiilkwithin six weeks I c*re ally with o 1I an I mucilag. : ncss, ew. "rhesc may lead to worse IhmT Ihniwyou ohl wringer, awny, but bring them tana, ami ne»' ruUa riti« .''.J'.',. ------------- — —Tuls — -----------------— ——. ___ ,n( «,«, tb«t uuu. irr ., new n-tanly, Z->rKZA. Is now taking the -----------------------her to call aga.n. she did the next' ZZ------------------- -------an ia a™ lend of sll other renx-dlen a. « Lr van Bwivla- ,MD|m. John ov.roam* histimiditv suffl- AITPAXTUD TIT 4 V T> iDQ I **r> ‘ btror* “Bt *’ “’7 ! ton. XU kinds of repairing done on short notice. Iiag» taken In exchange1; rnn. It seems to act In a remarkable way upon k... tbM organ-It onan—tl corrorta .-oreertethe t.iu* the Uu- urine uriti ami muI ciently etaally to 10 engage, eiwe iu courwMUou wrth w«* b*r, bw, ____________ ' Tb, nrhitinc 1, done oalh. mucUaaeun ij that the bile, in conversation anything yon want in our line. tbe blood. Mood. Friend, FrleMl. keep Keep the Ule Liver tJvrr healthy brMtli, with wlrti ' and escorted aeeorre.l ber her Uotiie uoiue and mad* aud. his bl, adad. , .,im ..iJ.n. th. I... the ------------------------------------------------------ ... 1 AN EXHIBITION OF WOMAN'S LOVE. rie^X™ ZO-PK-BA and oilier troubles are thru-corrected. - • • ... Ask Frederick Hotchkiss, druggist. M.b-qu.n'ly (bey — re merried, uod Uuy ------------------er.dlo.ud .od Uurefor. c . .. u. er. now a, happy M « pMror turtlMdo,,,. Th. D.,o«o« .r . uul. Cbuwo Wou.o i-lo.. Th. only w.v ot loo~u.ua I, tro< , This TU>. is what migut be called a . Ileap-year —.-------- ' - -- - UulMWrUbymoUuulua. .nd Ono.: CLIMBING THI SPINAL STAINS. ' Idyl, and is written without exaggeration | 1 the tissue pspar comas off, the printing— —witu mallee toward nuue and charity for ■ Invisible Arohlteetwr* in a New hnglsn I alL j “Yea.’ she said, ’'onr chlMreu are married • (Chieago Herald.] mxl gone, and my husband and I sit by our winHER FIRST MISSTEP. I ter fire much an we did before Che little ones Saturday last Herman Rier, a salesman p cket for a whole year ai , c:uve to widen tbe drete. Life Is aomrtiilng *nd । for J- Menendez, who ba* a wholesale cigar ■ oerfectly well when used. I1W anrntri ovrr'fhe Spot wr^dsrfnl from, only j r*Us wuh Her ““k7 *“ tl,e Suwet. i I establishment at g5 East tv Washington and «. a ' ------------------- 1-----e Street. -.a.:—— Will Buy one <rf those Celebrated K< ra'4.1 b-r . . . . „ [B. ‘"JT. ’ tL ™.|. T ““‘T. T* *‘nWCK °°WN ,Y HER ▲ lady —if if appesrauco appearance and and costly costly gargar- . rested on tbe charge of having collected friend rowiltab'. ga/lUR Into tbe gluwitigooala 'I A >»dy— ------ttnaifintt— —i.-rr—ihMitnmi ilwnwui,. to>u>, Indlciu uncial welal po.lU»-M<raeWd ua wa aboat HA. H. wa, baton • - .,r-yr-- m ri.T... b. windowed fdovr. "You know kaow w» wa ww>oo< Mop j ,u,ntkm ln pi,,, a.aooa. Naw Yort, oa JuaUoa Toou yntarday, a>4 <ba caaa waa rwaw. a Brwtal Bww tolling up the hill, tltough.” * ‘ It .1 — .b.nY amt- ----------Monday nllbt, b. .ti«am, to tba M,b Io mB-boRd,. Klar IWooawr.Oj bate all Sure'y w? cannot, and tor invsrlf . ---, -• - aloe, - with oontlnoad , , . --. Sr w.y . fnult with,that iMMVwrity provided the Mdv,«w B baby in her arm*. When at last she . [ Ml «»<*;• •I'l—lk • •<?“ — since my health utterly broke down. Mv sys- 1 the Infant an I ««nt o- Pul reman Newi ‘f1” w>i*. ny1****- M> i man. T.<e unconscious m >tu*r wa* locked '.'”rS»Eil!.£^rtTi“ uSoTTb.TiS'.?^ «p .» u,. r.tJ, St™.* StaUo. Hou.. Tb. daughter. that wltliotit eSjoylng it. and hml no .'tTngth ch.ld, a b autifully dressed boy, jumped SX.“' 'SXSTT-w™ Hif “'sstu!! I «»—* I If so, call on „ £ 1 TLhT'o, 'bTRONGER TIIA5 BARS. !-u.il.*. H qHwd m Z Call and see us, two dorrs west of bank. Evans & Brooks One DollarI HEALTH-PRESERVING M*3t off he trouble. Tbe dlscaae-whlch wme I i desk, and seemed equally happy wuen an ' tit lie weakness of si! vital orustin-pro- j aifent of mu Society for the Prevention of i .iSLlX ‘ Cruelty to CblMra. are*,.J to ta,a ear.ol the Moraarb. Tbe UM M tb™- «a- « "Wm- i blm- I ^f tb^-rnrrl^of PARKEK STiiMC im sii invts- was yesterday brought up In the Essex | onmt In Jud such caws «*• mine I took it nnd j Mark.t polio® Court. Baby wa« also Were, !Sr™k^^T:.!b^theL'2!^?»-?'pUri««’ltb.l.l, poliramio*. -bl.,.™ borbvud over the affair. envat -a, (Ertrort f1intrrvl^ with ff? wite rosid^ne* to fee Ju. I P. Ferry, paolor <d Baj'iW t-htireh, (oWbrook. . A well-dnaMvd young «*»• ________________________________ I Jurtioe White: “Bb* ia I h This is a well known make of (.-orset, and the price e quote ( 25 per cent less than they have ever been sold. , Mb hlcsu HUtr Uud <»gce.» teras HOGLE j dodge.* Hk s ,'i: ! �The Hastings Banner Furnace । MARSHALL L. COOK, Editor. Hastings, Miciu June 6U8S4. XDTTOBXAL NOTBB. Acbora, BL, Juns «. this city,on te Prairie street ro*. W. Fletcher. Wttk him lives hb too, Merritt Fletcher, who b twenty-five year* of age. Half a mile south of the' Fletcher farm, m» ; the Galena road, lived until yesterday Otto Hope, a Germ tn. Hops bis had in his em­ ploy a young German named Elie Sleinbum. I Ab we go to press, the national republican convention is in aesaion at Chieago, for the purpose of naming the nation’s next chief magistrate. It looks as though Blaine might be the man; but at this writing no one can with certain- ' grazing land sufficient for tbe wants of his ty predict the assembly's choice. The ' gathering is one of the most notable in the history of the republican party, and is remarkable for the number of its dis­ tinguished delegates. .John F. Lynch, colored, of Mississippi, was made tem­ porary chairman; and for the first time in American annals, a man with Afri­ can blood in his veins presided over a national convention of a party. opened road, running north and south, con­ necting tbe Galena and Prairie street roads. This road has for some time furnished comFletcher and Hope. Tbe men have trouble at various Hums over their dalt There are few cemeteries in this coun­ try in which the democratic party has not searched for presidential timber. They have resurrected Tilden and Hen­ dricks, so far- It is about time they were mousing around among the Egyp­ tian mummies, for the best authorities say that Tilden and Hendricks are alto­ gether. too dead, and too long dead. No one whose political principles antedate the flood will do even for the demo­ crats; but a man who swore “by the constitution" when Cheops was built is good enough (o lead the bourbon hosts t<> defeat. __________________ this trouble culminated in murder Sunday morning. When tire two berth were driven Into the road Saturday morning tbe two Fletchers assaulted Stetoburn and beat him. Hope ac­ companied Stein bum yesterday morning “Beast Butler, the spoon thief," “Widow Butler, the salary grabber." These were the choice terms the Journal . once used when speaking of the present greenback candidate for president. Presto, change*. The spirit of the Journal man's dream has changed. The “Beast,” “spoon thief,” “Widow" and “Salary Grabber” has now blossomed into the “Reformer,” the “Laboring Man’s Friend.” When was the Journal right; ten years ago or now? Ben. is the same “cock-eyed son of destiny” he used to be. The change is all in the Journal man. . Morrison is determined to carry his free trade fight into the next national democratic convention. The country will watch the side show, and the re­ publicans will elect the next president as usual. This week’s convention is the one that does the business, and its choice will be the choice ~ __ . party ________ of _the and country. Gen. Sherman and Rolrert Lincoln wouldn’t make a bad team either. The greenbackers, in their late na­ tional convention, cut loose from the democrats by putting up a full ticket. It was expected they would simply nominate a candidate for president. Cyrus G. Luce seems to be gaining in popularity as a republican gubernatorial candidate. The latest contribution to his boom is the waspish opposition of Don. Henderson. Free-pass Banker Begole vs. Farmer Luce is about the size of the next gub­ ernatorial contest, judging from present appearances. For deeds of violence, Barrry county is getting an unhealthy notoriety. [London World.] Although inferior in money-making power to a pill, a sauce, too. can make tbe - guineas roll briskly iu, and notably hat thia been tbe ease with Worcestershire. A scrutiny of .the label will show that it i-i prepared “from the recipe of a nobleman of tbe countv.” The nobleman is Lord < Haodys, and Messrs. Lea & Perrins' connection with the nance came about rather curiously. Many years ago, Mrs. Grey, author ' of “The Gambier's Wife,” and other novels, well known in their day, waa on a visit at Omberaley Court, when Lady Sandys chanced to remark that she wished she could get some very good curry powder; which elicited from Mrs. Grey that she had in her desk an exeellent rtciptv which her uncle, Sir Charles, chief justice of India, had brought thence and given her. Lady Sandy* said that there were some clever chem.ste in Worcester, who perhaps might be able to make up th*- powder; at all events, when they d&ve in after lunch they would see. ' Messrs. Lea A Perrins looked at tbe recipe, doubted if they could procure all the ingredieutM, but said they wonid do their best, and in due time forwarded a packet of t’ae powder. Subsequently the happy though* struck some ono in tire business that I he powder might, solution, make a good sauce. The to an understand ing in recard to te use of tire land. They met Fletcher and bls son about midway in te disputed territory- But a few momenta' talk had ensued when te elder Fletcher drew a knife and advanced on Hope. Stetaburn seised Fletcher's arm and held him. Young Fletcher, who was sitting ou the fence, here sprang to the ground, drew a revolver, and fired. Stein-? fired two more shots, striking Hope 4n te side and breast, and killing him in­ stantly. The murderer then turned to te prostrate Stninburn, and to make bis work sure fired another shot into hb breast Tbe two Fletchers then left te spot Steinbum crawled to te house of Joseph Ingham, about a quarter of a mile distant, where he was cared foe. Tbe neighborhood was soon aroused, and crowds of excited farmers were at the scene of the murder all day. Stelnburn’s deposi­ tion was taken, which dieted the facts as related. A warrant was sworn out for the arrest of te Fletchers, and they are locked up at the police station here. They say tb* killing was done in self-defense; that Hope attacked tlie younger Fletcher, and that in the struggle Hope was killed. Tbe story h discredited, as Fletcher shows no sigus of being attacked. Our $7.50 All Wool CMsimere Suits for $5.00. Our $15 Fancy Cassimere Suits for $7.50. Our $18 t.assimere Suits for $7.50. Our $20 Light Worsted Cassimere Suits for $7.50 ARE ALL GOING FAST. Everyone is wondering how we can sell suits ?t such prices but then, when they study it over in their minds they easily see that we have bought the same Grades of Oooas ranch less than those originally cost that we do justice to o customers to give them the benefit of the decline. Now we have placed on our Half Price Counter the followihg Bargains: Men’s Fine Worsted Cutaway Frock Cassi­ mere Suits, cost the Manufacturer $16.50 annd Retail for $20,00, will be • The Most Powerful Heating Furnace Ever Sold sold at once for I Heating Successfully the ’past winter where other furimce, ZT' 4 rx rx rr-f^AA (Ti T Afl failed, when thermometer ranged from 4 to 30 deg. below zem S 12.00. $ 1 2.00. J> 1 2.VU. Every Furnace Warranted. Brown Corkscrew Worsted Sack Suits, worth MaifaCtlTOd 31d Sdlll Oil? bj BUfflAN BBQS., Hatting, gjtj. $18.00, with broad binding on Only $12.00, $12.00 , ~ j BUILDERS’ . Four Button Cutaway Dress Tricot Suits, a Bargain for $18 and $20, come and take one for only HARDWARE, $12.00, $1200, $12.00 PAINTS, OIL, &c Plaid Cassimere Suits, worth Nice Mixed MATTERS OF BUSINESS. Week's Failures. New York, May 31.—Special dispatches to Bradstreet's from leading cities indicate that general trade has continued in the decline of te three weeks past This is partly due to the fact that In the heavy grain-growing States the fanners have not Vet finished work on tlie crops. Reports from these re­ gions continue to be generally favorable. Those from the Pacific Coast and tlie spring wheat Slates are uniformly so. While most accounts from the exclusively winter wheat States point to a full crop with te plant at present In excellent condition, there nro some ad vices therefrom indicating that some damage lias been done to the winter wheat in various localities. The prices of iron continue unchanged. Tbe only improvement b in te demand noted for mill irons. Several Pennsylvania firms have signed the acale of wages de­ manded by te Amalgamated Association, which decreases tlie chances for success on the part of te mill owners in their efforts to secure arbitration. Coal mining (anthracite) will be stopped twelve out of tlie twenty-six working days in JuhsL instead of nine, as at firet intend­ ed. This was necessitated by tecontinued stagnation ol Ilia coal market The output of coal thus far in te year is but one week’s work behind that at a like time in 1888, although te stoppage it proportion­ ately creator. Tbe wool trade situation show* ao ImprovetMeuL Buyers in the country, »s well as in tire Eastern markets, are operatej with a good deal of caution. There were 148 failures and suspensions la tbe United States reported during the past week, against 188 in te preceding week, end 180, IM sod 87 in te arrespond- $16.50 for only Neat new styles of Cassimere suits, sold whole-i sale this season for $12, you can have one suit for only $10.00, Also All Wool Cassimere Suits, $3.50. Star Clothing House, 36, 38,40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. About Perfumery Chiefly! Quality Comes First Torritorbs, IS. auM Consumers of perfumery know this. twelve thousand pertOQS gateixjd on tbe the city militia and te veterans of te re­ bellion formed aa lapwing procession. AH tbe cemeteries were crowded with people who listened to te orators and participited ia te strewing of Hower*. In Nmt York City President ArGan*ral Butler H. A. Goodyear & Sons SCREEN DOORS The warm weather will soon be upon us, and you will want screen doors. We make them, the finest you can ask for. hraly. tbe Low Prices Bargains in Boys’ Clothing. Eighty per cent wereteseof small trader*, whose capital was leas than 85.000. Classi­ fied by sections and compared with last THE FALLCI HEBOES. Large Stock, They do not know in the same way as the chemist; but Leave Orders Now Don't all come in a rush. We are just receiving the finest styles of Furnitum ever brought to the city. When it comes to good goods al low prices, our house cannot be beaten in the state. they find out somehow. They buy persistently year after year perfnnies that abound Spangemaeher & Mason. in springing and satisfying fragrance at every stage of expos­ ure. While they buy disappointing perfumes but oncfe in a 1 HAVE SEVERAL DOZEN place. unrailed te naw soMien* Delaware. O. Gov- In view of tbe above facts I have just purchased a stock of odors from American’s best perfumery manufacturer, which GOOD BASE BALLS. thing took amazingly. is saying a good deal as almost every large city in the United in common with most good things, it b utej, an enormous trade in he profits, I am told, amount NswYork. det! All tbe Michiana, Indians States has one or more such establishments. The are abso­ lutely the best, costing 20 per cent, more on an average than Every purchaser of a all other perfumery, ITu.!*-. If you have any difficulty in getting suited on perfumes that are fragrant and lasting (and I know you do) try this goods and you will be more than pleased. Gets one Free. R. K. GRANT, OLOTHIER. �The Hastings Banner. h^stphu. ■ MWS CHAPTER •»»»«. ”*• “Strong fa' u inuwely jealous fallow. alight bruise over one eye. where he •nd I regard his act ss a freak of his thinks Strong hit him with a stone. mad,^causeless and unreasonable jeal- Babktoovsty^ibbd bsoqmd. “■^“•OyX^TOBL. A pnremr Local News. ir'filation , fgeeir, Batvmdat Last. | KD THE AMOVttT VOV OWE ML ■ O. D. SPAtLDING. ’ fob unci „..«risna,ra>v.mii~w«« «r irn <>r wilt r.rh.er. tor a awellie, in II..IUT'. Bwqetr. °< »"• ■»■>. or nra— •»• A TALK WITH MR. 8TB0NG. We called upon Mr. Strong at the News office, and found him busy as usual with his work. We asked him if he had anything to say concerning his alleged crime. He replied, “Of course 1 had rather nothing be said; but as a ' headed. Strong wan arrested that afternoon io Atfaul I ‘ for aasaufa with intent to klD. brought , ®r tome time, in certain Nashville 1 hrfore ^”*1- Perady. waived exarainacircles, rumors alleging criminal inti-1,10n' •nd »»veIwil for »1J»O, with six niacy betweffi Dr. L. A. Foote and Mrs 1 «"«•«. *>r hfa appearance A the cir- newspaperman 1 know there will be Orno Strong have been frequent and I , Qit-/ and must be. I have no statement to pusaed for currency. Evidently three TtM'parties concerned are all promi- make. If the matter comes to trial, 1 reports were discredited by Mr. strong. ■ ent 10 x«h'ille, in both social and shall give the reasons for my actions, he took no particular pains to sat-' reilgious circles. The aflalr causes and the events that caused me to do as NmeeK of their truth, and seemed “frow and fa regardedasal- I did. I prefer that you get your state­ *? “»• h»W11>' with his wife. The ! * calamity to the village.* Mr. ment elsewhere." “One thing I do want to say however. 1 Jiar®es "c™ emphatically denied by ^tron« founded and haa for years pub­ X'"<«he‘«S. People talkai. I x“»villle News, and fa one You will hear on the streets plenty of ^ln tewmvlnce(i. of the most prosperous and wide-awake rumors .affecting the character of my ft-si i-niiAScn meeting at Temperance I , i Sunday afternoon next. iitF.ll invoice of Broadhaufa .tteceival at Morse Nevins'. : «• c t TI will meet with Mrs ' "1; '^iX-UTuX’^m^n ' , |, uicnt -mi9I MXt lues.lay afternoon nt half pa* two o’clock. of the innocence of the accused Arties ; (o^^brts of the Michigan loqd press. ( HiLDREN’s tlay Will be observed at Of Saturday’s shooting the following 1 > te <dwayg B v«7 poaiUve man in th< M. E. church next, Sunday. An in- is the generally accepted report: Ihis •ctions and convictions, he has t. rating p.ogram has lieen prepared. Wednesday, of last week, Mr. .Strong i law‘abldinff peaceful citizen . . i.i.v as much money will be ex- ‘ took w morning train >ivgu ok the from Nashville ■ „ baturda-v last His enemies- and !. nded in the city for new buildings ; with the intenti^o7vkitlngr Bav Citv °n8 °f P'*itive make-up has enemies —business -----------------with the Mlc 1Iuuiaft .r‘of the lament ;,•,<! improvements as in 1883—about | on manager the l^l<*r"!jfh?S "J*”7 I f L. n w —extension ~ —— —I--- — northern of the M. C. R. . R. -* — • his • ■ man at Jackson, — * ’ A. Black and I’hineas Smith, ,r He found rompleted whM iu-raagvnients niiiI Mrs. John Hotchkiss have had con- e* ”’u“ *-------------- --‘h.-‘ desired" to make, and returned to Nashville on the < nt.* walks laid in front of their res8:tt p. in. train. Uolng to hfa home he jri-utivu houses on Green street. D_____ i he concert Friday evening,' given --- ------016 *- r°nt doors and found them ^“^>1111 I wife While not the most discreet of women, either by nature or education, I know her heart and affections are right. I know she loves me as she could love none other, and 1 want te say that I do not think she is a Uc*ctious woman. I do not believe tiu-se stories about her illicit relations with other men. While she may have done that which might lead others to sup­ pose her guilty, 1 do not believe she is. While I do not believe that my wife has criminated herself, I do know that an attempt has been made, and has been making for .some time, to ruin my home and my happiness. I uphold the law and legal proceeding so far as they can reach. But there are certain things that human laws cannot protect qr govern. 1 believe a man is the defender and protector of his own home and its honor. When an attempt Is made to wreck that home and drive away for­ ever its happiness, it is the province of its defender to act." We fact 0x111 be ^ave wa¥ to the away of passion. . *’“ **»“ “ practicing phyi*. • , ■ neart’ twelve ream; and has ■ reFl^Xli “ "5"“““°“ “ “ T** till, lav-abiding eitizen. and there has I He next proceeded to the rear never, until lately, been even a rumor xjianlding & Robertson’s troupe, locked. connecting his name with any scandal. .hll 1-c for the licDtait of the Hastings of the house, and found the woodshed He too has friends who are pidned and door open. J ust as he stepped inside a ■and. 0ive them a good house, grieved over the unfortunate affair, and man shot by him. so It’ is alleged.; and in.<i4 say the railroad ia ji wire thing who propose to stand by him and pros­ report has it that Omo giive chase, ,• sir it is not. The people of Hope, captured the man on Main street, found ecute the case to the bitter end. For the purpose of becoming lietter i n and Prairieville have it in their that he wail none other than Dr. L. A. wrr tb make it a certainty however, Foote. He compelled the Dr. to return acquainted with the facts of, and that led to, the shooting, we visited Nash­ ■ i they, should do their duty. । to his home with him, and in the presI 111: Young Ladie.' MiaiioMry Tea । ence of hfa wife charged him with at- ville Monday last. There was no end to rumors concern­ ..ruxiwansonqMd.rar Friday eve- tempting to ruin hfa (Strong'a) home, i Mrs. Strong. But ng nt Judge Smith**, will te poet- Watchiag hfa opportunity, the doctor i ing Dr. Foote and, --------------• I unci, <m account of tta ITfalnterian ' again took to hfa heefa, ao It fa alleged, “ V> "n,ler‘ From this can I* seen the motive until next i| and thta Uiw i^^tann“el“iita?Tfa “' e “ y 'of "•* .............. .. the saaie ev^lag nov. ’ ; sianu mat he did nnt bell, tw*i pvo nnv Iko that impelled our contemporary to com­ I pnrauer. As to what transpired^ the t j”" mit so rash an act as an attempt upon a If.and andMrs. Mr, Strong strungfrom that ra.tl th™ -,n toto-’,i do«‘ “*»" riiP. Ladies' Society W tb* Pwahyter-; home of Mr. human life. Mr. Strong is a man who iaii churqb, will be ente‘jtaiaed by Mes-j time till Saturday morning, its oecu- Strong, so we are told. Under snch dr­ loves his home and its inmates. He pant, only know, anil they” decline to I ’"“h^ te Zu*"'1 iTL1’’" *“ has toiled early and bite in his ehosen i.tines.1. P. Roberts, Raph, Whitlock,' ‘ ’ * field, and built a lieautiful residence A lien.-Johnson, Mason and Miss Sarah and surrounded it with all that could Horton, on Friday afternoon of this cheer and comfort. He is a man who w •. ek. at the residence of Mrs. Roberts. • ervlwiy cordially invited. has provided always with a bountiful hand for his wife am) children. He is W^X\Jr!^ht €n “ ngtr Of i ,,,orthatitbl ^ ’ niHinUur^ I hl society connected with JCmmannot known as a hasty man. But he is [ nwy (.aU9e lnfinite wrrow • i chuteh will lie entertained on " «’,les<lay “wjust such a man as would lie made des­ Very early .Saturday morning Stitfng | . , i .’iurxlay afternoon .of next week, by perate by an assault or what he fancied .DI!' F<)OTKs statement, JIj*. W. ■>. Goodyear and the ladiesasso- was seen on the street, and a little later | was an intended assault upon the peace latrtl With her. In the. society rooms in on his wife was seen with him. What i as given to our reporter: and the honor of the home he loveiL ;fiver's Block; Supper served from their mission was none but themselves , -Mr. Strong's family and mv own lieHe had warned Dr. Foote to keep away. m\ until seven o’clock. All are cor- know. Strong's pale and careworn ap- ( Cttme somewhat intimate last summer When he found him there on that Wed­ fall,-------and visited frequently lack .mdly Invited to attend. ..pearam e that forenoon attracted atten- and. — nesday night all his love for wife and L»\ ftt^oaiAt day a large number of।! *.rt«. ^on: »...« but no one hnc-.r knew th_ the dark and forth particularly the women. home was turned to jealous hate. What Middlt-nlle people ata of cheew* pur- • ^boiighta Chat must have lieen teeming ’ Mrs. Strong has, for nearly all of that he afterward learned doubtless added . hated <>f Mr. E. (’. Whitney, a grocery-1ir? hU V. ThHt That morning ,norning Dr. ,)r- Foote time, been b^*11 treated by me for an affeetaffwtto its fury and prepared the way for inan that place. The cheese made all j "lL? Maple Grove to visit a ion of the ear. She usually came to my Saturday’s fierce outburst of passion. w ho ate of .it sick, some lieing in a dan- P®“ent, and left word on his order i house for medicine and treatment, and K’rrous condition. We are pleased to | , J* , •t effect> A little after nine ; I have also called at her home. The re­ learn that all- about 6) being poisoned 1 0 c"*k .Waa ol,9erve<l to walk I lations that have existed between us rapidly and decisively toward the Di^s have always lieen honorable, and Mrs. offi< e, read the notice on the order slate,! .strong's liearing that of a lady. WedJ! he graduating exercises of class '84. and as rapidly walked away. Twenty { ntstliiy afternoon she called at my house <•! our city high schoojl, will take pl<pt* minutes later he was seen driving [ for medicine, I had but a part of that in i nion hall Thursday evening, June southward along Main street. ] wanted with me, and told her that ‘Jfith. There are 19 in the class, the The desperate driver stopped aliout a । after supper 1 wbuld make some .pills largest in the history of the city schools, • asked for, and if she didn’t call for t'n the succeeding Friday evening,; mile south of the village, near Clever’s she •lune 27th; the alumni will hold the pul>- corners, and waited the coming of the them I would take them to her house, object of hfa fierce hate. About eleven '* e"~ ’had’ spoken ’ ‘to me about ‘ spend J­ My wife li'- exercises of their second annual re­ ___________ ...,___ ’clock Dr.______ Foote_______ came in sight, anding Ahe evening at Freel. Boice's, and gion in the high school room, and will o Orho drove from his retreat to meet I had also said that she might go up to have a banquet at the Hastings house. him,—armed with a 38 revolver, and see Mrs. Strong. I had intended to go We are pleaded to learn that the having a large supply,of rocks in his after toy wife anyway, so there were Hon. John N. Foster,superintendent of carriage. As to what happened aftg/ reasons for my going to Strong’s home the state public school at Coklwater, ward, we give the current storv first, Wednesday night. I went to my office was in our city on Thw ’ t, in the । nex^ pr> Forte's statement. According and prepared the medicine, and a little interest of the children or-uarry county, county,j, tjjQ report which is said to have come liefore the 8:42 train I went to Strong’s, auii-ntorwl from the school overr which I froIU „„„ Mr strong, „„ the latter met Dr. I I had not been there 10 minutes liefore he has charge. The carnertnem and FooU Muth of MnTO l<rrBi‘ I htf came in, and wherffhe saw me he be­ Ji whnooa ...ieh. ...Ll.k It. . . thoroughness with which Mr. TV.-*..Foster the roadway by bridging his carriage came almoet frantic with jealous and is executing the duties of his high trust across the same. He next said, “Dr. causeless hige. I don't care to state u-sjx-ak success to the school, and Foote, I want that letter my wife what he said, though 1 have no reasons guarantee to the unfortunate children wrote you." The Dr., it is said, instead particularly for keeping silence. I can who find themselves the wards of the of replying whipped his horse and only say that he was insanely jealous at >tate, happy homes and bright futures. drove by the irate editor. The latter the time, and ailed as such a man would. .May Mr. Foster’s efforts lie appreciated, “The next morning he stopped here pursued and overtook the doctor, and and may the vacant chairs in our house- again demanded the letter. dis- and talked a little while with my wife. . . ; uciuauucu me . *Foote ww — "III. te occupied by a boy or girl from ( claimed the posaeusion of anv epfatle The succeeding day his wife came over itei-tato public acbool at Coldwater. rrom Mn strong, and denied that he here, ..e.e, and said she guessed ------------— gotOmoybad had ever received a letter from her. | ten over hfa mad lit. aa he seemed to lie X he loard of education at thefr regu­ Thereupon, Strong drew a revolver aad , quite good natured again. 1 know and lar meeting June third, elected teachers I .hot Foote in the left leg. the bUl en- j knew nothing of hl. feeling, from the ,or <»ur city schools. tering about live inohe. above the knee. । time 1 saw him Tbunalay morning till fluey were assigned positions as ' He llred two more shots, neither of 11 met him in the road near Clever.oor! which took effect. Foote next jumped I lien Saturday forenoon. I irst Ward. Krtiekil. Clark, ■from hfa vehicle, and started to rim ; -Hedroveupinfrontofineandarroee niul Ward. AlHe Osborn. away from hfa desperate enemy. The the road, anil Ip an excited way aald: I ►i grade, Lilian Estes. furioua editor quickly alighted from bis want that letter my wife wrote you. I -■I grade. Minnie Mathen s. ?4 grade, Effie salfaliury. own carriage and gave chase, throwing had not nor never had any letter from grade, Edna Haven'. stone, and heaping4mprecalion» upon . Mrs. Strong; but before 1 could tell him •■til grade. Helle .VeEHwney. the doctor. They at length cUnchol1 so he llred at me and hit me In the leg. '■th gmle. Ida Parish. and the newspaper man got tbe tetter The .hooting scared the horare. and I •th grade. Rose Bostwick. of hla antagonist; twice. It fa said, started haalUj for NaahyiUe 11 hen I sth gr.ule, Lizzie IlenderahotL Miss Mina Mudge » .._ was -----------------elected a.; holding hla loaded revolver again* j had gone 80 rode I looker! back an.1 saw Leonti assistant in the highschool.! poote’s head and attempting to fire, but Strong coming at a furious rate. He ^ht* has shownexcellent ability as a| fortunatelv both times the weapon drove up beaMe me and fired two more •■*T in the eighth graile the present i lull-1 to go. By thia time George Mar- i «hota, neither of which hit me: and it ia tear, anil will without doulit very aue- j 'hall of Maple Grove, and three other : almost a miracle, torn for he waa hut a lessruUy till the piHition to which ahe i ~jtle> came up the aouth'road. and very few feet »*'*>■ J Jia!?! .“"J L teem lected. The lirst assistant ia I Lipped the affray, strong wa« bitterly | my buggy aul started to he On an skka we heard nothing but gram. You sSbuid go. as you will be expressions of regre* Sympathy was freely expressed for Strong, yet his best friends stated that he ought not to have the Hartings band. Tickets at Fred, done such a desperate thing after hav- j: Hotchkiss’. ing had sixty hours to think tlie matter Died.- Mr. J. J. Bunnell, an old resover. i ident of Barry count y, died Wednesitay For some reason the majority ofj' night, aged 81. His wife, aged M, sur­ Nashville people think the case will | i vires him. The aged couple celebraicd never be tried. We are at a loss to un- ■ their 84th wedding anniversary May derstand from what source such an im­ pression could come. We certainly hope 21st last Ten children survive Mr. Bunnell. For several years Mr. B. and the report lacks foundation. We say wife have lived with their youngest this not that we have aught against son, Mr. A^ & Bunnell. our contemporary. We wish only jwtice meted out So mean a feeling as The city census takers think our pop­ business rivalry has no place in form­ ulation will closely crowd 3/XX). ing a judgment in such a case. We PXXBOKAL. exceedingly regret the whole matter. '"C. B. Salisbury and wife went to Chi­ The love of home, to the honest, the , cago for a week’s stay, on Friday. honorable and tbe virtuous man, Iran- . smballdr To die in defense of the • Ctemait Smith and P. T. Coirrove went to Chicago Tuesday, to Assist in ihr honor is worthy qf any num. To president-making. not shield his home, to fail to protect jta good name, is for any husband or any father a great neglect of duty. To, take the life of a fellow man, or to at­ tempt it, is a henious offense against the laws of God and of soctoty: and there must be a weighty reason to pal­ liate such a crime. .> Here is a man, in the discharge of daily dirty, shot down and an attempt made to end his life. No matter who did it, nor why it was done, the lawmust take cognizance of IL If there be sufficient excuse, the law provides the way whereby the extenuating circum­ stances may Iie know-n. Protection to society; a just respect for the law; the value of human life; the repression of further attempts at violence; all demand that every shoot­ ing like that of Mr. Strong’s be investi­ gated. Justice to him, to Dr. Foote, to the people of Barry county requires this. We have no wish to try the case in these columns; that is not our business. But the matter should not be hushed nor lightly treated. Mr. Strong and Dr. Foote and the people of Barry’coun­ ty should all be interested in a fair trial of this cause. . Mine Lizzie Hendershott gave an en­ joyable tea party to the teachers of the city schools Wednesday afternoon. Mr. L. Wacbenhetmer, of LaCrosse, Wisconsin, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Lewis Stern. Mr. W. is one of the most . prominent ami respected citizens of LaCrosse. "Opinions are but little things. ’ said John Wesley 135 years ago. We think that opinions which are hocked by experienceare substantial. The masses who use Dr. Bigelow's Positive Cureall speak highly of it for roughs, colds, whooping cough, croup, nronchitis. asthma, influenza, and all throat and lung diseases. Its cure is- safe. Speedy and permanent. Price 50 cents and one dollar; trial bottles free of Fred'k Hotchkiss. The best on earth, can truly be said of Griggs' Glycerine Salve, which is a sure cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds, and all other sores. Will pos­ itively cure piles, tetter and all skin enfotions. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money- re­ funded. Only 25 oents. For sale by F. Hotchpiste ’ Hastings Markkts. WbHU. wbllf Wbeal, rrd .. Coru.reUii Ort*, pa;..... Fork, drmed.. clmrnd Reef, drwted The entertainment given in Upton Batter hall Monday evening by the Spaulding Reau* & Roberton’s Young Ladies’ Band and roMoea.......... Apple* Concert Company was largely attended Applrv tlrtwl and furnished a very, pleasant evening's Ham*, tell for diversion. We have neither the space nor time to particularize with reference Water Umc. Mbi’ to any of the parts. Where there is so Sail, bbl much of real merit as their was in this Planter, ton Reef H1«ten . . entertainment, it is difficult to specify CaM Hide*......... QREAT REDUCTION! COTTON GOODS! WE HAVE CUT THE PRICES UNTIL ITS A GENUINE SLAUGHTER The Low Prices which we abb selling Cottons Cannot last Long, for it’s Less than it COST to manufacture them. Tins is a Rare Chance, aid Should Not be Hissed! tel in te ehoxen. ' opprwed to being interfered with, imd ■ wee soon after me, »H»g ----------------everal Attempt to again reach ' threw stones at me ns he was coining '■■■ ■iKiKBiuTiux.-.U a meeting,^ . . was being driven I up, mid I think one of them inuat have "'.<*. T.Saturday evening it b7^ne of the four lilt me. 1 dM not see him bold hfa re- a.o dwidwl that the temperance people' •" n county should hold a temper- i rt| •'■■ r tefabration at Hartings on \te I "“rth. We realize the Hard 'l imes that are upon us, and therefore try to Give You the Benefit of Low Price. wh^ t , ,iutetus upon the eon-. volver up to my hnul audI try teanap it, It i d that be seemed like a; but Mr. Marshall, who flrrt came up. J^^.ilZX^tatred ..' my. he did. We got into a hand to The following committees! toward Dr Foote, and he de- head struggle next, and 1 secured the s .mbourm Mrs.^-— We are always pleased to Show Our Goods. ’ ynahim, Mjmb .Stella Wheeler. .^^^-•The puWfahm ndvertisir ........................ ntjjmperB. ’ “ • Irs, ( Bentley wan । •wmiltee of unj fe wfc ’"*■ temperanoe cugwdzatl 1m*° ®on'eyT _______ ________________ i«.w- Dr r^Fiwt^injur** consisted* of the 1 «ute him, and he left. �TOMMY BOBBITT. A ARAVB LADY. Ithont Tak Ina Chloroform. Mrs. Schoonmaker, of Creek Lorie*. UUterCo. N. Y., had the misfortune to entirely k*e the sight'of one of her eyes, through ui accident, and endured painful inflammatory action there­ in for two long year*; tire other eye finally be­ coming sympathetically effected, her general liealth srEkNfaly suffering; indeed she wa* a mere wreck, a walking skeleton., In this terri­ ble strait she consulted Dr. David Kennedy, of Jtondout. N. Y.. who told her at once that tbe Injured eye must be removed. .She quietly but firmly saM; "All right. Doctor, but douT give me chloroform. Let my husbaod sit by my side during the operation, and 1 will neither cry <*>t s nor stir.” The work’was done, and the i>oor woman kept her word. Talk of soldierly cour­ age! Thb takes more pluck tlian It doe* to face a huudrvtl guns. To restore her general health and give tone aiid strength to the system. Dr. Kennedy then gave the "Favorite Remedy,” which cleansed the blood and imparted new life to the long suffering woman. She rapidly gained health and strength, and Is now well. Tbe • Favorite Remedy” Is. a prieclew blessing to women. No family should be »1»ho«S‘h Your druggist ha* It. If not send to Dr. David Kennedy, Standout. New'York. Tbe G. A. R. encampment will be held at Homb Haven. July iW. It Md «S» towards the expense. The Three Outlet* of disease arc the bowels, the akin and the kidney*. Regnhde their arttou with tbe best purify ing tonie. Burdock’s Blood Bitters. The Sitnit Ste. Mane telephone exchange will brglii o)ieratlons this w eek with M subscribers. Frederick Hotchkiss wishes It known that he ' guarantees Acker s DyspeiMia Tablets to be tbe best remedy for indigestion ever made, they always relieve freadache. Battle Creek Is confident of securing the sold­ iers aud sailors reunion in August. • . Mr. Pritchard lifted him out of the wagon and sat him down on the door­ step. What a little fellow he wae, and that a /wondering, pleased look there was in his eyel He had on coarse shoes, a bine check' apron, and his pretty, brown hair was cropped close under the shabby cap. It was almost too cold a day for such a little boy to be out wit’ out a coat. Mrs. Pritchard took him by the hand to lead him in, and the little hand clung confidingly to hers. “What's your name, dear?" she asked pleasantly. , "Tommy Bobbitt,” he answered, readily. “Ami going to stay here?" lorn honw to which he was returning, and shuddered. The help'ww old wo­ men, the jeering boys, the nights of tertor all idctw these he thought of, when, mj* - *u ot sunugm; m, wot **, with pale face and blue lips he was *-» “ down J— from '----- ------------------------J — * taken the wagon and sent up to the houae. Farmer Pritchard watched him aa he went up the ate >a. a alow, forlorn little boy. He wen: in. The matron came out for an explana­ tion. It woa given and the farmer drove CASTOR IA tor Infant* an* Children. • awav. Tlie farmer laid a fresh stock oi gum­ drops on his bureau at niglti. and tioo. So«r Stanach^Pf*^^ thought grimly that these were safe. He retired early, not knowing what plaa to do; but his sleep wm broken. Mm. Pritchard could not sleep at all. The team stole through her eyelids long after the can-lie was put out, “Mother went a month or so back. I told them over to tlie county-house we’d and the house was still. She was K Portland Are.. Brooklyn, N. Y. thinking of the little boy, even then, take him and try him: and if he suited, we’d keep him, and do well by him. perhaps, cowering in hi* coll bed with CKMTAUR LIMIMKWT-“° abwiute cureJ*r AVe don t know what kind of stock be terror. Suddenly a c irious, email sound at­ is yet; and if I find anv mean, dishon­ bpraluv. Uurus.GulirSc. ThejareyPowreOd est tricks in him, back he goes. We tracted her attention. It was repeated trutlur l-iiln-relieviug hmI He.Hng Heniedj- known to nan. again and again, and now and then don't want to adopt a dishonest boy. “Oh! I know Tommy will be a nice there was a tiny rustle of the paper. The sound came from the bureau. She little boy," said the wife kindly. The Pritchards were farming people, listen *d intentlv, and her heart beat and well-to-do. They had never hod a loud m ith excitement. She knew the _ .child of their own, and, after much con- SOUD/l Well. , “Joseph!" she whispered. “Joseph! s.deration, had decided to adopt a boy “What, Lucy," said her husband, in a a hen a suitable one could be found. Word reached them that a child 4 yean voice that sounded like he, too, had old had recently been left upon tlie been lying awake “Did yon hear that noise, Jos?ph? town; and Mr. Pritchard, on driving over to see about it, had brought the It's mice!” ’’I know it. What of it?” / little fellow home ou trial. “It's mice, Joseph, and they’re after Nobody knew how dreary and for­ lorn it had been in the oonnty-hoiise your gumdrops." “Good gracious, Lucy!" groaned lor a little 4-year-old boy, suddenly left friendless. And nobody knew how his Farmer Eri chard upon hi* pillow. It Dr. uavia Kennedy, oi nonuoui, n. i„ flashed upon him instantly. He, and cred and prepared tire “Favorite Kernedy' little heart ached for the deed mother, whieb is worth more than all of them, Ireeauae who, though very poor and unfortunate, not Tommy, was the sinner. The noise it saves life and cures disease. It purifies the had sheltered him to the last. stopped. The little depredators were blood, drive* bile from the.system, cures thtMe But now in bis warm, new home, he frightened, but soon began again. And delicate diseases peculiar to women, and is, in sliort. a sheet-anchor lu every household. Don’t brightened into a rosy, pretty boy. He a rare feast they made of it. spent! your money In paying doctors, when for It seemed as if that night would one dollar a bottle you ran always have the had new shoes and stockings, and Mrs. “Favorite Bentedy" on your shelf. Pritchard made him a little ooat, with never end. The farmer heard every I hour the clock struck, and at 5 he got . Forepangh gave a free pass to the children of a motherly instinct growing in her tire Mate school at Coklwater. heart with every s-iteh. He learned up and made a fire in the kitchen. His wife arose at the same time and began Ask Frederick Hotchkiss about Acker’s Blitotl the different rooms, and ran about them Elixir, the only preparation guaranteed to fearlessly, he made mnny little speeches, to get br eakfast. cleanse tbe blood and remove all ehronlc dis“1 won't wait lor breakfast." he said. be jumped. and laughed like Other “You can have it liot and ready when A Petrolia man thinks it will be found in Five happy boys, and climbed boldly on Farmer Pritchard's knee, when that we get Irack. I’ll harness uj> and start Lakes by dlgffin;; MO feet. as to get over there by dawn.” good man sat down to take his ease now, In a few moments the wheels rolled If you ore suffering with low :ukI depressed after supper. spirits, loss of appetite, general debility, disor­ “He’s got meat in him,” said the norai y over the frozen ground out on _ dered blood, weak constitution, headache, or, fanner, nodding approvingly ; “but I the road, and away drove Mr. Pritch­ anv dl*case of a billons nature, by all meium pro­ . cure a bottle of Electric Bitters. You wlif l>e don’t know whether he s honest yet. ard iu the morning starlight. surprised to see the rapid Improvement that That’s the thing on my mind.” Mrs. Pritchard brought out the tep will follow; you will ln-inspired with new life; aterbury atch o New Waterbury, and the primer again, and made the Tommy hod been there a week — bad Mrength and acthlty will return: pain and mis­ ery will cease, und henceforth you will rejoice In one week of sunshine—when the black kitchen look its very cbeeriulest. Then ( being and the praise ot Electric Bitters. Sdld at fifty cents she got breakfast She baked potatoes, i cloud came down upon him. m bottle by W. H. Goodyear. of Farmer Pritchard Ixd a cough which and tried a chicken, and made frittera. 1 W. Chalker. al Mason, has relies of the Spots­ by which latter was apt to trouble him at night, and on Bhc put the nicest syrup on the table, < ylvania battle flekl. She laid । Ready-Made of Remarked by R. C. Joiner, of Allen P. O., the bureau, near the head, of his bed, and a plate qf jelly tarts. . Hinsdale county. Mich.: “Nothing gave my he kept a few gumdrops, which he Tommy a plate and knife and fork in or Overcoat $12.00 or rheumatism such quick relief as Thomas* Klee- could reach out and get to soothe his 4heir pUee, and set up his chair. The trieOii." • Nickle Series Watrhes. throat when the coughing came on. sun had .risen, and the bright beams ’ are One forenoon chancing to go into the fell across the table. She went to the The brat salve iu the world for Cuts, Brubres. Sores, deers. Salt iUieum, Fever Sores. Tetter. bed-room, his eye fell on tbe little paper door and looked up tbe road. time made the Yes, they were coming! They drove Chappep Hands. Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin bag, and he saw there was not a single। Eruptions, und |>raittvvly cures •Files, or no pay’ gtundrop left. into the yard; they stopped at ^be door, required. It is gnaraiitced to give perfect satis­'■ “That rogue.Tommy, has been here,** and the wondering, smiling little Tommy faction. or money refunded.' Price 25 cents per ix>x. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. he said to himself. “I know there werei was lifted down in Mrs. Pritchard» wish scheme, but Consumption hiw been, and ran be cured by five or six when I went to bed last; eager arms. She held him very tight. the use ot Downs* Elixir. “Oh! my lamb! my blessing!" she night; and, for a wonder, I did not have Political prohibition meeting* are to bo aluil- to take a single one. Tommy! Tommy! murmured, womanlike. are Ishcd atrf'harlotte. Look here! Have you been getting “Lucy, come let’s liave breakfast , known 8. Detroit, R. now, said .1 the ' farmer, ‘ , cheerfully. ' * ” my gumdrops ?” A huly imtient writes tram Fishkill Plains,• Co.. Chicago; Tommy, who was playing in the “Thia little chap___— ’s hungry. -z~. He’s our & DnTeben county. N. Y.. to Dr. Darbl Kennedy. «f Kondoitt. N. Y.; “My toot la entirely well,I door, looked up brightly and saidX own little boy now, Lucy. He e never and and I never felt Iretter in my life than I do non .j “No; I did not get any.” going away from us again." 1 am very proud of •Favorite Reinrdv.' Shall 1 “Did yon take them, Lucy?” asked eontmon Its user" “What ailed the fooi£7j have JaUae Caterer Off ob a dora Ure reader Inquire. It wa* uleuratwl front। the farmer, turnbag to his wife.. [Detroit Free Phmh. 1 and good little impnre blood. “Favorite Remedy" purified tbe; Mrs. Pritchard had not touched them, blood and the ulcer was healed. Lose no pre­ "Judge Cadaver will please step dis watch. cious time, dear woman, bat get thr “Favorite• and her heart sank as she said so; for Kemetly" of your druggist, or enctate oue dollarr who was there left to do it but little w^y," said Brother Gardner, as he (Each one put up in a hamhtoine satin-lined ou>e.) to the Doctor, at the above addre**. ». Tommy? Her husband's face grew motioned to Samuel Shin to raise the alley window and let oat the odor of K new mineral spring lias been discovered at' grave. Cforiotte. burning bootleg. “Tommy," said he, “you need not be FreaHotoltkiss guarantees positive relief for The judge came forward with a Didn’t yon take any ooug., cold, croup, or hiug complaint by' afraid of tbe truth. pressure of 250 pounds to the square us&xg Ark'-.'s English Remedy, or will refundi the gumdrops?" .inch, and the president continued: “'No, I didn’t," replied Tommy , “lodge Cadaver.awocietyatDeflance, There Is cGtriderable lee Ut fAke Sujrerior yet1 fce^ajy. And or Overcoat or Ohio, known aa ‘Do Aggregation of • *“Oh! ree you did, To^uny. Now tell A <reat Discovery. be if you 7 Philosophy and Science,’ han requested Mr. Wm. Humus, of Ncwttm. la., ssy*; "My. the truth.” mo to wend ’ em down some member ob wile has been scrkusly affected with u < <uigh1 “No, I didn’t." satisfied the goods any for fwenty-ftve ycsrs. md this Spring more ser­ “This it bed, very bad, indeed," said dis dub who kin deJiber a lector’ full iously thou ever Melon. Site hod used,manyr days and back. renredira without rrllnljuid trelnfc urged lo try[. Mr. Pritchard, sternly. “This is what ob interest an’ instYuckshun. I has Dr. King's New Dlwvntry. did so, with moyft£ I have lieen afraid of." selected you. Heah am $8 in cash an’ y “Oh Tommy!" pleaded Mrs. Priteh- a railroad pass, an* yon will leave heali to-morrow afternoon.'J £ ard. "If you took them, do say so.” The judge looked »o meltingly sweet "If he took them!" repeated her hus­ that everybody began to grin. ’ one complete ever Albert Dibble, a Knlanutzuln. was Mtdilied by band. “Why.it is clear as daylight." “I now desiah to spoke a few remarks one of ForepaagU'a eltvtw bauds ou Saturday. Be hail been running in and out of the to yon, y aaid the president, as he laid He is dangerously wounded. The .villain es­ room all morning. caped. , i But Tommy still denied the deed, aside his spectacles. " You are gwine though the fanner commanded, and his among strangers. You will meet wid Au old physician, retired from practice, hav­ wife implored. MY. Priteliard’s face black-legs and bondholders an’ all ing had phired In hi* hands by an East India odder cla-ses of men. missionary the formula of a simple vegetable grew ominous. !<rr.'->h forth- sprvdy and |H‘mmnetit cure of “Doan* talk too much wid your mouf. “I'll give you till noon to tell the Consnuiptlon. Bronchill*. Catarrh, Asthma and "Doan’ try to make anybody believe all throat and lung affections, alsoaposltlveand truth," he said; “and then, if yo t don’t dat you am a millyunaire.’ nuBral cure lor NtTvou* Debility and all tw'nrou* cotnplainls, after lutvhig tested Its wonderful “Doan' f top to bet on de string game curative powers hi thousands of cases, lias' felt or three card monte. BJitsduty to make It known to hls suffering to the jMx-r-farm thia vary afternoon.” fellows. Actuated Ia till* motive and a desire "Doan’ put tend you know what you “O Joseph J" said ritclianl, fol­ to relieve human suffering, I will send free of dosn* know an' uebber heard of. * lowing her husband into the entry. charge, to all who drain- It. tbfa reel)*, in Ger“Doan* stop to orgy religun wid in­ “He ;■ no title! Give him oue mote fidels nor pollytkks wid a voung man triah” ’ • “. u-y," he said, firmly, “when a who ean’t wote. ‘ “If anybody calls you ‘kernul’ you C. J. Diekersoii. G. A. K. Poet Na «. Hillsdale, youngster tells a falsehood like tliat has an elegant silk fluff, tire gift of the Indira with ao calm a face, he ia rea.ly to tell needn’t stop to etxplatn his mistake, but connected Herewith. / them by the dozen. I tell you, it's in at de same time (loan’ hire any one to Rev. William Stout, Wlarton. Out. states: call you ‘perfessor.’ “Being IneBrcUuUty treated by IT doctor* for tbe blood. I’ll have nothing to do with “If yod lose your money by playin’ Perlraps tlie fear’of Mrofsla, I was cured by Burdock Blood Bitten. a boy that lies. policy while you am gone, come home, by de highway an’ say nnfiin to no­ One hundred and fifteen men employed as log drivers oo tbe Little Manistee struck for more He went out to his work: and Mru. body. If you am knocked down ant Pritchard returned t» Tommy, wad robbed you kin telegraph us an’ coun' talked with him a long while, very on receivin' bout 4o* dollars m cash. Btomach. Dyspepsia, iMfiffesitou. Constipation, Torpid Liver. BiUlousuen. *c_, no medicine U kindly and persaurively, but all to no Dat's all, judge, an’ you kin now re­ e<pMd to I>r. Baxters Mandrake Bitten. e-Ject. He i eplied aa often m she asked sume yer roost.” him, that be bad not touched the gum­ The Battle Creek turliutsi enjoyed a spirited Clash, at brush between tire 3-yeav-olda M that piner Hal- drops. rChfcaMTHiene.] At noon Farmer Pritchard came into nrday. Dr. Charlo* Roberts’ report to the Tbe Secret Art of Beauty lira not In nminetlrs tbe bouse, and they had dinner. After anthropometric committee as to .uo the but only in pure blood ana healthy action of the dinner he called Tommy to hi n. average bodily growth of Englishmen vital organs, to be obtained by Burdock Wood “Tommy," be asked, “did you teke Bitters. was bised ou the measnreiunt at over 53,000 indiriduala, and ooctaR* aon.e “No 1 didn't," »aid Tommy. facta of general interest. Ubtu it *»“Very well,” said the fanner; “my pears that betwean tbe ages of • 1 j and horx* is harnaaaed. Lucy, put the boy’s 144 girls are teller, and ‘between lii clipped off H*iumM*n lock* that cap ou. I shall carry him back to the and 15} are heavier, than bo\ a of tbe poor bouse, becauae he will not tell me the troth.” TIME FOR ALL! The W W C ., of York and Conn., desirous of advertising their name business have made arrangements with a number the large retail clothiers of this country the are enabled to present to every purchaser of a Suit Clothing costing over, one of their Improved Sil­ ver ,x‘.” These watches warranted to keep good time and are the best low priced piece in world. We it understood that this is no lottery ■ exactly as stated above. Among those who have adopted the above the following concerns: J. Hudson. Mich.: E. Hull well Co.. Cleveland. 0.: Putnam Clothing F. W. Humphrey fc Co., St Louis, many others. We 8000 of these stem winding watches, warranted, will keep time and require as attention as -any $100 We give one with every Ready-Made Suit or Overcoat at $12 or upwards. guarantees every Suit to be as cheap cheaper than can bought elsewhere, and are not per­ fectly with your purchase, return turte within 30 get your money W e have this city. ' of the most stocks shown in E. S. PIERCES’ Great Wrote. ___ L CHICAGO. N. H. Downs FOR Colds iONSWTlON £l\X\R. CON WWIPTION been cit­ ed times without Dumber by the to*, ly use of Downs’ Elixir. It wil cure Oowp, Bronchitis Atthma, Pleurisy, Whoopi ng-Covgh, Throat, Chert and Lungg, when other remedies fail -- H •» *— nnr. ntossr t uu. hi>x Hrmpa. it AGENTSiS Ek Reflecting Safety bmp fmat 11 ««n era* i A A favorite prescription of aa* «fJM -.nd MUCceMfn! •rr.1*ll»t»i» 1 rcilrerf)fortbrr«reo( A err*«*D»e*m». AMmt DR. WARD A CO. laaataB. te. Nervous Exhaustion. Premature Decay. Loss of Manhood. A> TV mi* Qoth-bound Book of YaMOf iiWdle M rn.oth iT< .’o-.-Mutat" i*a*. A certain rare BTISSBw* V” h GRAND RAPIDS. SSSffi'MEcrsivEUTT' New Goods! Call and See cure. n^.r'., and rolle»e *11 Ue tr***» »*. The Largest Stock, S S'iTTn !M Aidet!wlrJ£* The Best Stock, The Best Made, »r crte-»L>uk Ug Pgfflgj At The Lowest Prices Bought for Spot less than cost to manufacture them. -r—_____________ R. MUDGE 1 ut still be denied taking tbe gumdrcpa. kir Pritchard told his wife to little SICK.. rte* ot IM *«'=»;•"• ’ir, SZlbtbow*. lT«ntftW^ head AP,O« W*M. TV cirum. eircwMtai.w, ia •Ulrt that > allow, of to. Boyd 8odrt u. aaor. than 1*° ™1— b BAND MJ W«T»W L?-4 j �ri hasting*. Friday, jvne *. 1*4. tally raniwl crowd in att. Local News. ■ OU* larger mle Tlw program Hi puwic •ch°°|' OMOe- At celery roe wrenioniK, wre bmntiftl and im- r,7rt<latto» j; IKi:v county relitoni .re "Iwl men.” w“ f"rni»h«l I'J the in K. rank K. pt P.Momtay Unsung. Cornet Band, Don.ta.on’. Oren. Band xml the 1Uatings MirtW .rental next Band. Misses Jessie Smith, soloist [, ,11: ran only get that railroad HaaEdith Robertson and Flora Sprague’ tiup "ta '""ta’ members of Spaulding A Robertson’s L. o i- STERN has a change in his adx oung Ladies Band, kindly assisted in rtiiement this week. the vocal music. These young, ladies, H.NEMBKitthe Young Ladies' Band are excellent singers, and their assis­ r:iurtainnient Friday evening. tance was highly appreciated by the 1 i 1K..E- number ot Hastingsites boys in blue. At 2 p. m. a large aud­ ience assembled in court house square firniml at Thomapple Saturday. « OK p. ME»ftEKS in this dty are an- and listened to short addresses from tiripaUng a grand time at Charlotte the Rev’s Bancroft, Carnahan and Huns­ berger. i'ith. . . ■>. Urn X i« H“I ” fa c’irint the people of Si nday evening last .Rev. Carnahan the northern part of the state by the delivered the second anniversary- ser­ SSjWJ biuhels. oifciak muat have troubled the OreaiM ofthoaeln the efty. But Xee'a bold design. If one of Its objects was to shake off Grant, who hung and banged away at tbe portals of the doomed confeder­ acy. would fall, as we shall see, Aa Early with hla rebel hoarde waa nearing the capital dty. another force of a different character waa'alao hasten­ ing as feat as steam would carry them up the Potomac to the rescue of the threatened capital. Everybody now was almost wiki with excitement for the rebel cannons were alreadv boom­ tag away at the very portals of Wash­ tagton. Geo. C. c. Augur, with the troops he bad collected In and about the city consisting of the veteran reserve m.Boaraaco. j ^*i«dtag enter fpr tn adles in aS the city and ’ “Whfhitag Quito an impetus haa ben given thia SESm^STsStaaw twmw mile, south of Kalamazoo, with the Grand Trunk railroad, and run thence to the Saginaw VaUev, through Hastings, Ionia, and to the <4tv Rair’T, w exu 1-.m— peting line, and its early completion will serve to remove all discriminations now existing M against this point and place Hastings on a favorable basis with u«e, pusteb, st water uwe. WAGONS! ROCK BOTTOM PRICES L ON ALL THJM ARTICLES. other important railroad centers This will enable manufacturers who desire utilizing the hard timber in­ digenous to this section to commence operations at this’ favorable center. This road whs originally graded to this corps an* companies organized from Place nine years ago by the Kalamazoo, Hastings and Lowell railroed, and this the various hospitals, garrisons, from city at that time subscribed <70000 forts not in danger and the stragglers toward its completion. Tbe panic, from Gem Schoecks’ army, stood for however, in 1873 stopped all work and the defense of the capital to the north the graded road-bed still remains in good condition. About S50,0U0 has thonsamb. j mon of hfa The dis- ami east in the vicinity of Fort Stev­ bem subscribed to aid the new road his pastorate here. ~ ens. Gen. Augur had little confidence and there is no doubt that within one I hi; of Wednesday night, last! course should have lieen heard by even­ year the iron horse, that great civilizer and ,. /. 'IHKlIlTlt Of _ .. ,;,l1 wr. no rrrxrelt grant amount of (falfiaffP damag, 1j rvifivoTl dtiran of HaMlnip. The pmUmnai j in his abiUty to repulse the rebels “ U and builder of communities, will en­ • i- Inlty. ' stated that upon ratertag on hianXTm y »“«™‘teiy anxiliven this comm unitv with its cheerful in-thls vleinuy. i.maiea inai upon entering on h ntp hpr». in inn., iwfco .v, I watching the rebels mid the huge music via the C, K. and S. R, R. Wi.at alxMit the (। »te ate here in «,m that railroad? is .. ..... In June. 1882, 1HS>, there were » volumee of moke *>■•.----------- -----volumes of smoke that arose from the Hastings has a croquet factory, two fish-rod factories, wa on factory, two qurdtan wee often hear propounded. 1 o» «re members of the church; now the transDortx which P. SaM»ath u 1» **. |I Unonth^ *' swer ••dunno’” active membership fa 72. ’,The turn,, were nearing the city. saw mills, two grist mills, two'foun­ .iJ^i ““j I V1X>n thH- "“"Porti °M «‘h . Truthful answer -. dries, a machine shop, two planing fur members of the Hiwtings Cornet school .consisted of 50 members at that I corps under (fen. Wright which in the mills, and four elevators. The number nd situiild Is- encouraged in their ef­ time; the attendance has increased un-1 emergency had lieen dispatched by Gt$. of hands employed in these establish­ til now it reaches lop. During this forts to procure uniforms. Grant to defend the capital and fake ments when running at their full ca­ time 20 have been added to the church pacity will aggregate nearly 300. The The circus—that is Donaldson’s—has by profession and 12 by letter. There care of «en. Early. Gen. Lee’s “bad old Spalding & Wilkins Manufacturing man” as he was called. As soon as the Company, of-Chicago, have their fact­ I :.:nran-l gone. The performance was have lieen two removals by death, and sun-browned veterans of the old 6th ory here, manufacturing base ball bats, jr ..d. and the troupe was far above the nine by letter to other churches. For landed they were greeted with great tool-chests, croquet, and sporting im­ uu rage *»f traveling showmen. plements. They employ 100 A. • plementx. IOO hands. 1882-3 there was reportexl to the Gen­ enthusiasm and hailed- as tthe saviors of Another manufacturing Xnw that the season for marketing era! Assembly 8WHAM); for 1883-1 con- ; thedta? ‘’large ----- concern ----- -... As -------------------soon as Gen. Augur Augur knew knew 1* that Bros. & & Wilkins, — of Bentley w. .^atley Bros, ha* arrived we shall I* pleased to siderabiy more than dfiOO, from J une to ’ that the men had arrived he dispatched | °iw»‘tl’ ng two t— saw mills, one planing those of bur farmer friends in ar­ June. In reviewing the work for the a nUU», — 8ash..’. door, and blind factory, and a carrier carrier with with all all inmltn spetxl to inetrunt instruct Gen. -----rears f«»r sulwcription I to ■ settle the past two years the pastor expressed Wright to press forward with the ut­ wagons, also manufacturing hardwood ' umber. They employ sixty hands. The great satisfaction thereat. He evidently most haste. The old veterans in seried Hastings House is the leading hotel, fHh Voting Ladies’ Band by request, enters upon the third year of his min­ ranks, fresh from the scenes of Peters­ and the popular resort of commercial wil! gi'e another entertainment at istry buoyant with hope for the future. burg and the gory fields of the Wilder­ travelers. Accommodations are excel­ lent. A gcxxl livery fa in connection I i.ii n Hidlon Friday evening of this That he may continue to lx? successful .North .vriua Arma and ami with the house. During 1883 over . . , _ . ; . , _, _ 1 ness, ,,cno’ •Spotsylvania, 1 viuiiit, ,.xor-in wi-rk., They will doubtless’ lx? greeted in hfa.efforts to upbuild the First Pres-; Cold Harbor, rtbpc&ded to the order 850,000 was expended in the city byterian church of Hastings is the wish I and passed rapidly through the multi* by a l ull hous& • FOR NEW BtlLDlNGB. lU(je nnd streets of the city to the Great'ott! when will tlie. fool of all good citizens. The record for 1884 promises in any event to exceed that figure, and there killer come this way? Another patent scene of the conflict. WAB SKETCHES. will be a gehuine boom in the city when :.i ili-iiit- hawker is reaping a rich harits second railroad is completed, giving . NO. XXIV. vrst <if shekels-in this city. And still it another outlet to the east and Chi­ cago. As a produce market Hastings wr in -hard times.” ■UV JOHN J. 1O1TKK. tutc ntf ranked as one of the best m New impetus Given to iwn T~i 8 ^ie l° Tn TiiEUi .cteditbe it said that the stateNowhere in Michigan can j One of the most njtwl events of the Enterprising and Growing '.Ji’-iy keepers of this city strictly com­ ffeuson was the celebrated mine explose lx? found a lietter climatejir purer water.. city of Michigan. . ____ I The city has a most promising future. I plin! with the law on decoration day. ion in front of Petersburg. Grant’s ComingTHE with tmfhiwtThe representative citizens who exn.ere was no liquor sold, and conse­ sappers and miners undermined one of Advantages CONBTBUCTION^T Kxl ?ub“ ™ brpriic are th* following , ' quently-no druntynesB. . a?d SAJinaw genttaw: »■ «• Cook, Dr. the rel>el forts by digging a subteraneR ailway Bunon/iL L._Cook; J odjp: Clement ’i'T ~ r ¥»w E Element : Buyers are Invited to Call and Wei.tox & WhitloI'K, insurance ous trench from the union lines out ! .smith. Judge of Probate: Knappen &. J agenr*. have thefr office in the front under the fort. Tons of powder were | Van Arman, lawyers: Bentley Brothers Them. W. L. Wilkins, Greble i Powers. n <•!:' of the second story of the Ab­ carried under the fated fort, and when Excellent Manufacturing op­ portunities the Town of hardware; Julius Russell, <!rv goods;' stract block. They have a pleasant the train was laid and everything in Hastings and surround­ j William T. Brown, E. Y.’llogle, dry ■ alicc and have "things tn rights" ready readiness, the train was set and the ing Country. . goods; H. A. Goodyear & Sons, hardmine exploded, and the whole fort with j ware and snorting goods; N. T. Parker,' Sjwlal Corresponitenet* of thejnter Orcun. ii. \i;..i. w... or ■■ .Hastings House and livery; James II. i A. R., requests its garrison and everything within it L: V. Welton, insurance and I .................. Men, muskets. heard so much of the city of Hastings,. Bartley, the Banski: to extend their thank, to | waa lifted into the air. j-***,! (•stiite* !•’ Hotchkiss cinunrist and SX therivicswirtiesandcitizen.ygenenill.v.i’Jtanon. eamp equipage and a great yoiir correspondent, prompted by a w n commendabfe curiosity, steppcfl off here ■ " ’ 10WerB’ P°“l,“swt*'r- ^LKVBKIK. «!. did »o much to aid in decoration > nrnaa of earth all went up together and A A. EGGLESTON. . Hastings, Mich. Painter and Glazier, 2t Each One Warranted! VUl do all work l» Figure, furnisixi! on appUcxflon. PAPER HANGING 1 Executed In a neat •like itodyof We are making three widths of Tire: CEILING DECORATIONS, And can do >w Rood r. job In that line as you can Year patronage solicited. - Call and See Me. 11 mi gEE HERE! HASTINGS. •A... To the ladles the Tost reels .A|>er-iaUv grateful. 1 I’racvra.vou who are earnest work... inr the wrenurat ot the human Having returned to Hastings I have opened a See Building Material! । Z’SXS-: -------------- - ------------'came down a miwellaneous hekp of in order to sec personally this beautiful Av..-, • .• and thriving city and to'gather some I Naval Cadet. nuiN ,.OUceni ■ i ruins. <Grant had his forces m readi- details relating to its commercial, agri- T 1 th - w-rh-*'-.................... n sig- Cultural, and inanufactiof importaifoe. T'\ ™h' m nwv Tf™ ’ ‘ “f a0'1 th*»■“to'« » ■ , >ui an nu araault fwcmult. along the whole ..Lwk line Having l>een cslled upon as represen­ , for line 1| Barrv epunty, of which Hastings is the | i.i ’H.ilti you know where and in what1 'm T1'1 thf i«'n‘ wb^lS tart W» btovn up. rtU>ln."tK^ I 'jm«taST* B Tin and Repair Shnu One door east of Brooks & Cook'*, Stale st. And will won have a full stock ot Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware. 1 am now prepared t> take orders tor rmup^taUnenttuthe I'nltBl Mr h.iix fsxmff savs that those I ” ' *”1 P\ T ; H’11'”*011* «na11 *tr«ms and lieautiful nw. bv competitive examination, (’an­ . .I? , ! assault through the breach. A tern-! lakei. The Thornapple river, a stream ...A over fourteen and -.bhing stc.d (.') nnjpi will do lx?tter to 1 WJW gajned but the ' of considerable size, crosses the country. 11,11 ” ’ . , i i'ii some other establishment. A few j . , concentrated a terrible artillery I affording a numfa r of, water-power under eighteen years of age, at least uvriureiitadyriailad hi, store and I |rf. on the• thrratraed P^Urare. Thetiml*r<oinpriM»t«vb.: five feet in height, phyweally wund, , a; ri,,„ <h.witare>m “ musketr, tin on tne tnnawneu . n,lipll.-’KamwOod, oak. oah. climrj .and wdl forn,„i an,| <>f roliu.it eonstltutlon ; J«m> las. kohl nny. Nhe waaeom polnl 1O1| th(, un|„n troop, were driven I whitewood. Winter wheat la the great , .. , jn r(..,u||ni, writing i-llKl l. return the property, however. | lulck wtth grMlt 1(M „d th, greut pur. bnt rant, «,to. lerley potato^ J ■“* *? .rithmetle XoXhy and Work promptly done. EB“Fnrther auuotuierineiit next week. We keep w Full Stock of Everything that enters into a house, from « n,r..N & WtuTUK K have » ra-1 p«,of U>. mine explorion was defeat-IMliah'grammnr. Even such eandi­ .... "hen patroiiarf the to-be I ,d. Growing out of thia failure and I ,jon8 Jof th» an(1 thMe. wlth u,, I ,u* wh0 hM H lwna 9ll|, Sill to Ridge Board. LAN. KENFIELD. Michigan Cents al the arrangement of the troops a mfaun-, splendid water privUm, make gra^ , of (he (lirttrj(^ fof. the past two vears, fa derstanding arose betw«*en Gens. Meade1 ing faith easy and profitable. Of late , annpnr for examination at and Burnable, and the latter w« re- : £2 ft“*t£ ’ — the common council rooms, in the lieved of the command of his (Hth) l county particularly considerable atten- Champion block, in the city of .Jackson, corps and Gen. l*ark succeeded him.. tion fa paid to oh Friday, the 2»)th day of June next, ykvit ohowixo. Thu iuit of Mrs. Ruth Mudge vs. the Gen. Lee waa a man of wonderful intel- J at 10 o’clock a. m. The examining com­ lectual resources and took great risks j anj in immy ca^ with excell ent r e ­ aiilwineii of the third ward was decided mittee will lie announced hereafter. When it was sulta In all parts of the county winter All newspapers in the district are res­ in favor of the complainant, and the al­ in the chances of war. The Niagara Falls 'Route. apples of excellent quality are grown virtually settleil that the confederate for shipping purposes. ......... fined 660. of course the case Smaller fruits pectfully requested to copy. EDWARD s. IACKY. t will be carried to the supreme court, as cause was lost, and while Grant with a are also raised in considerable quanti­ CRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. this wan instituted for a test case, as to tiger's grip held Lee and the confeder­ ties. It fa said that this county is not Taking effect May IAb, 1«M. surpassed in the state for grazing and whether or not women had a right to acy in a death-like vice, with the arpiy fruit growing, tluite a large number vote tor members of the board of edu­ of the.Potomac at Petersburg relying of farms are still to lie obtained—a on the prowess of his men and the large number in the immediate vicinity ction in this city. > strength of .his fortifications. Gen Lee, of Hastings, nearly all of these farms Tih: Banner is glad to accord to the Wel­ though his combined force was- greatly l>eing finely improved. Mr. L. ITATIOXN. saloon keepers of this city the credit ton has these desirable farms for sale, inferior to Grant’s, detached one of hfa and any inquiry will receive prompt their due for complete observance of army corps and under Gen. J ubsd A. attention. the lawon dccorntibn day. To lx? sure, Beautifully located on a series of ter­ Early sent them on an expedition or Grand Rapid*, Lv. tins is no more than rfEey should do, races that rise from either Iwuik of the MMMlBVflfe.L....... campaign which startled the nation but it is a fact that sahxm men are not Thonrepple, lira lire IxauUrul little Irving................... coni- Hawtimoi........... T.ll ICUC As low a# <-an be bought in any and for its Iwldness and brilliancy of city of Hwrtingv. .11 The pl*oe has 3 IX» noted for fa*ing Iffw-abiding citizens, in peting market in the State. conception and execution challenges inhubltants. and’ M thoroughly alive *o lai- ns the law relative to the sale of Nashville ........ and wide awake. Fine row, of maplra the admiration of those who love to Charlotte........ • -piritiiouH and intoxicating'liquors is .hade each side of every street, add in his westward course. Apart from | BMOD Rapid*. study the art of war. f#n. Early in the make with the naat hou«« a gem of a its excellent road-bed, its fine coaihes. i '■oneermn. ! . ■ 1« iu.'i Jackwn.......... early summer, with a force of alxiut dtyln eununer. There are live ehurchm. and the grand scenery through whiih Detroit........... Im: first load of wool of the season 20,000 men, struck boldly north from. hIso two Masonic and (kid Fellows. it passes, its dining cars and service are . KnightM of Pythian, Kjiighto of Labor, probably the most sumptuous of any . ’-‘as marketed in this city on May 22, 1WCI1IUWUU Richmond _and ______________ into 'the .Shenandoah . •8Indwd, the an«l was faaight Iry F. Barlow & Co. valley where hfa men could subsist on Good Templar,, lloyal Templar, of railroad in the world. Temperanra, and Arlwller Verdn western lines, and notably the Chicago. Die market, is now fairly opened, this the country and sweeping everything lodge. Mall. No city of the »lle in the state Milwaukee and St. l*anl. fairly teat! their firm hav ing purchased upwards of 2,000 j^fore him around the Potomac into ha,” retter m hody. The central school eastern rivals in tbe matter of comforts j C There are abo administered to their pa«wngyrj So! pounds. This staple fa ot an inferior । 5faryiand Alarm spread throughout buildtag coat Mtym two ward building, coating *3jxri each. that with statistiii to show one s life fa «n»«fa and light weight this season. the north * ’and• excitement *-------Detroit.............. Lv. was at fever The city will l»e connected lune 1 by safer in the average railway train than . •• H" lnff t*’ the fact that sheep were win­ heat at Baltimore and Washington. AU telephone with the outride world, rhe when sitting in one’s home or when enpooMPTLY DORE, Katon Hariids^i.- :.i SKme................ gaged in one’s legitimate business, the PRompin uusk, AU tered in poor condition. Twenty-five the available force* in Baltimore and county court house Is located here. NaMirilJe................ The pres, ia ably represented here liy traveler who places hlm**|f nmlrr the crata will probably be the average northern Maryland were concentrated the popular, progressive Hatataga Ba.vr IpMMUinunu'F guardianship of ~ a well regulateil rail| ", -----------,. £ . • •• • price. on the Monocacy river, a tew miles fronl NHK M. L. <’ook. editor and proprietor, UT.V nmv nrosecute hfa-joiUW> with H ■ 1*15 ’Un friend, the supervisor of Thorn­ Baltimore, where a stand was made, republican, which haa as when reclining in hfa arm-chair mikl j THE bARHBIT I’lUCVtATION apple township, it seems, partook of the but Gen. Earlys trained veterans pul his own ItirexelveHaitK. i Pwsioned cheese and was deathly sick. this force to flight and canttnued on in the county; the Uemocrat, C. S. HilFor the benefit of th<*<- daurhur to lioum, editor, and the Journal. Kenan i emigrate to Dakota and other localities Now he had the day previous contribu- their march to WMhington. The rri - A. NUngiTlanri, editors, mmlwk "in ~ - ,.7TgrwnbMK ‘>" f„ wwt. th, <'W-. ♦d a 85 william toward the support of road between Wwtaington and Balti­ ^hiTpotat n«.Li» good Hourtaff mill, ra£ «ne of the ministers of the gospel in our more waa for a time in powwamn of The off mil1 P.1.1 “WRhlwrtng village of MidcUeviUe. the rcta'la, so that communication w 1th bunml mrta few Lhud.lc inforo^ltan nn.l-trireiiw. »making that the hour of his dfasolu- the outride world waa tor a time cut 7. A. GRU Excitement at Wariltagton was kvMllable part or tne yrer. The fornrer "hfeh^wlB be rent ! 011 had come, the supervisor sent in off. aste for .this self tame preacher, who,, daily increasing ami die safety of tbe XiLseriourfydoubW. Every num ITlllT re pint ........ --« it seems, was otherwise engaged, and -----------.... ----------------nmehinerv. tai ‘or anil tire vrater-power. machinery, wiled to answer the summons. The in the ho.pitm» M Wriditagtan wa. «- aad aurroumUM huul *t a rwonabre amiiml ami there who were found able Ogura. Mr. Welton haa «tao eharfft of wk man grew better, and it w said that telephone cun use the instrtHjipnt with••ut lieing over heard by others happen-1 m tin-otlira If yoi doubt this. j.«t ing in Un- office. If you doubt thia, just g<» in there and ••helio.” and you’ll say*- Doors, Sash & Blinds, IE i Of Our Own Make, tag, Malching i tawing Satisfaction Guaranteed, “tadL’hi!"? H S^.wiS!»W 54^.^,2111-..^. wb. ' he in no uncertain nor polite lan­ tz **?' tvwert* that the preachers can go lhe had place, for all he can*. <11 tfk fffarrv a uittritM were fend the raplral My. organ- E«Hy. with hi. ^’rhe't'ltaune appnJril.u.to tiwtam. tor 1HW "ill ' Haattaga hl Road Scrapers! Ate i �WORK AT THE CAPITAL' THE ALBANY TRAGEDY LATEST COSSIP FROM WASHINGTON. FIVE TELEGRAPH BORES- SLAUGHTERED. INNOCENTS graph oYtoea. I.IKVKD. *7 — „ Wamuotom. May a-Tte Comptrolkr Ct IU Ccmwy. b.ln< ukM M. rtw. ot the SnwKi.l HHmtloo, nld jM-tcrdcy tbnt be thontht It hod dwidcdly improved. It ** — - ../.MM Congress would pass OKa tbe MrvPKAnuw, McPherson Kill bill, which has already gone through the Senate and been favorably reported by the House Committee on Basking and Currency, it would increase ti» circulation ot tbe country more than 8:10,000,000 and afford immediate and permanent relief. It was tlie simpleat and must available key to tbe financial problem, aud would reach every National bank in the country, and add ten per cent to their circulation with­ out any disturbance or risk. There are lying in tbe vaults of the Comptroller cur­ rency already printed for many of tbe banks of the country to take the place of mutil­ ated and worn-out currency, and if the bill should pees this currency wusld be immedi­ ately available. Albany. ' THE DANVILLE WOT WAA HMtalKDITATED. Wasuimgtok, May 2H.—Tbe majority report of tbe Senate Election Committee on the Danville riot was submitted yesterday. It declares that the riot was preconcerted for tbe purpose of intimidating the negroes. Tbe committee found no evidence that the negroes bad fired a shot until after the whites had fired a volley. Tbe whites were generally armed, but tbe negroes were not. Arms were distributed from shops and stores to the whites wbo ted none. 'Die objects of the whites were: First, to Intimidate the colored voters In localities were they were strong; and, second, to produce sueh a feeling in the Slate as would Induce white electors to Join with tbeir own race and escape the reproach N. Y., May SL-Full W of occurred Th umtoy night, whkh u ttM) dNaatcbm. Citric Scbrem, , .. .... . husband of tbe woman wbo ended the days of herself and her five children, was recently obliged to leave his work at West Albany owing to tbe closing ot tbe shops, and intended to purchase a rag route, having 8200 in tbe bank. On Wednesday be re­ quested his wife to draw out the sum of 8125. The woman returned and informed her husband that owing to tbe crowd about the building she was unable to obtain the required funds. Thursday be procured a carriage sod left his wife at tbe bank while he transacted other business. At seven o'clock Thursday night tbe woman informed her husband that she bad lost tbe book. This startling confession resulted In a quarrel. The husband finally left the bouse with the intention of making an ex­ planation of the reasons wby he was unable to fulfil! bis part of tbe contract with the rag-route seller. At ten o'clock be returned GREBLE& POWERS “Waiting on a down some time? Deciphering unreadable messages ? Answering questions about rates, wiraa, and delays? Making directory of my self for the whole coun­ try? Trying to attend to customers Perry Royce Reapers, Warrior Mowers, McCormick's Twine Binders, sages and money I'm counting from the | time 1 begin until I’m off? Listening to inventors deacrilte their inventions? Of refusing to lend money to tramps, and buy stuff of them because they are broke—for a good many chaps appear to think a receiver is a kind of pawn­ broker? No; all that is easy enough. The hardest job I have is to wait on the people who send a message once in five years. ' . “O yes; there are plenty of people in the world yet who never used the tele­ graph wires in their lives. 1 see one or ! two of them every day. They consume more of my tiine.occupv the wiudo v, and put out more people waiting to thrust their messages in than a dozen men who send each a hundred telegrams a day do." “I get tired,” he continued, “I grow weary of listening to a careful account of all the circumstances that induce them to make the great step of sending ■ a telegram, and of a large portion of their personal histories. But the worst and hardest thing is to make them un­ derstand that we handle several mes­ sages every day, aud that theirs must take its turn with the reat. Our wires are crowded all the time, but the fallow who telegnsplfe something unimportant, to New York say. esn’t be made to comprehend that his dispatch can’t be sent and delivered inside of a wink. That’s the idea most THE of them have of the telegraph. They want to see it gq. If our operating-rooms weren’t sacred to all atest and est save employes these onoe-in-four-yeare’ customers would overrun them. The other day a man stood right there where you are and talked tb me half an hour by that dock explaining why he sent the only message lie had ever sent in his life,’ aud in every other sentence asking me where the answer wa*. In vain 1 expostulated and explained, but he wouldn’t move until they shouldbred [ him away. “Then there’s the ignorance of these people, too. Yesterday a woman came I have the floert line ot open and top buggir* ever brought to thia city, and acll them at cloae figure*. I have jurt received another carioad «t tbe in and a> nt a dispatch to her husband at Rock island, in she came just eight times, h. fore’ 6 o’clock to see w iy he didn't answer. Finally we got word from i lie manager that tbe man couldn't Over MO of three wagons are In use In Barry county to-day. and are giving tbe l>ret of satisfaction in every case. be found at the address given. I tried In the line of HAY’ TEDDERS. I ran give you your choice of tlie three best machines made. I sell tbe Ballard. AH^ii aid Book waiter to make her understand it, and how do you suppose she took it? Said she:. T Anything you want In the line of (arm machinery I can sell you. don’t believe you eent the message at HeapretfuUy. all. I watched the wires and I never seen it go. You took my 30 cento and gave ’ne nothing, and I’ll send my brother-in-law down to mash your eye.’ And lin expecting him every minute." McCormick Iron Mowerg McCormicK. ixeapers, Horse Rakes, Hand and Self-Dump, Spring-Tooth Harrows Taclcson Tile Call and Get our Prices Before you Purchase Call at .the Agricultural Warehouse of insane mother had drawn tbe keen victims ted evidently'died witboat a strug­ gle. Their bodies lay motion leas, and one had Its bands peacefully folded across its breast At the foot of the bed lay Henry with his eyes staring into vacancy. A razor having a blade eight inches in length waa ‘ fraternized will) tlie “niggers.'’ It was made to appear that tbe blacks were the offenders, when in tratb tlie white Democrate were iu possession of the town. log. A search was Immediately instituted. A quarter of a mile from tbe bouse A HEAVY DEFAVLTKK. Washington, May SO.--Colonel JU. P. Burnside, disbursing officer ot the Pust-office Dep rtment, was arrested yesterday. Ex­ amination of his books reveals tlie fact that he ba* embezsied Government bonds of a face value of 545,000. A preliminary hearing was had before United States Comiuhsloner Mills In the afternoon, when ball was fixed at 845,000. Up to a late hour last night Colonel Burn­ side was unable to aeeurt* boedsmen. Bum­ side came here from Freeport, IIL,'twenty yean ago. He has been a fast liver, and woman lying upon the north track, with her head severed, both feet off above the ankles, and tbe arms at tbe elbows. As the mini approached, the girt Maria, who waa on tlie rails, six feet bSow her mother, cried out: “Take me home, take me home; I couldn’t get away from her." The offi­ cials found that her left leg and left arm were severed. Tbe girl said that the crims was committed by her mother, and that after tbe horrible deed tbe mother seized lier and ran down to the track. The train leaving style, kept a fine turnout, and all on a re­ markably small salary. He claims to have lost tbe missing 845,000 through Levis, the missing oil broker. Two of his bondsmen are reported dead. train. As the locomotive came rattling ou. the girl made frantic efforts to escape, aod succeeded in partially wresting herself away as U; her mother was struck. She ** then ” . ooxenMioxAx PRoaaronrtM. lost consciousness, and has since died. .ppropru.. ih. WOoaM tn»» H» i Tbo huMModbanodw^r*. fund for the Ohio River sufferers for the ! relief of cIUmos aloa* the Lower Missis- i rtpjii. Tbe Dtatnct of Columbia Approprte- I tion MB waa pamed. Adjourned to June 2.... I Jo the House bills were reported to re<ulate | tbe exportation of imitation butter and ' cbeeee and to make 81.000,000 the limit for the | coat of tbe publlr bulldlnir at Luuiavllle. The Legislative Appropriation bill was amended i to provide that there shall be but forty-three tblM.net -wevonnt. rlifttv-erta ana end sixtr-Mveu ,lrt..cpn ntternai revenue aiMricts customs diatrtets. Adjourned to tbe 31st. : Thx United States Senate was not In teuton j on tbe 3lst ulr.. In tbe House Mils were | paweu rrentinir right of way through Indlan Territory to the Southern Konaaa and tbe Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe Roada A resolution was adopted authsridrir tbe Com- : mittee on Indian Affaire to ipvcetinte the ! leaolnr and fencing of tends in Indian Terntory? _______ J! A FATAL CRASH. more. Baltimore, Md., May 31.—Six person! ..... ■ kv were killed and four seriously Injured Qy the fail of a warehouse at SJO South Gay .... . .. __ UniMln,. street, known as Hooper s Building, yestarday. The structure, which was very old, and had been deemed one of tbe most subt^u>1 1B Uia cttv WM u^j M a h_ willtam V w««house by William E. Hooper A Sons, by Long & Dugtlale, fertilizers. About two o’clock p. m.. while a number of per> , . sons the counting-room counting-roomand and some sons werelo-intbe ten or twelve iu the store-rooms, tbe walls BAKE OFFICIALS ARRESTED. began to crack. Several ot those nearest the doors rushed out. Hardly had they left > Capterwd on a Canada 1 the building era it fail wMh an awful crash, ruddle and Baiber Lader I burying u»e unfortunates who were not able hard tbe OeTaultlnr t.'aahlar Quebec, Can.. June 2,--John C. Eno, tbe ’ Saturday morning on board the steamship j VMcoover, juu » Ute HCeel IwUcvle, J ter Liverpool. He <cl . e^imtloo. A CHESTER MESSER, ----- AND SEE L The simplest best binder in the market. Come in and see it. The “old reliable” Studebaker Wagons, Chester Messer Advxbtibkd letters. letters addrenaed to tbe following pervm* remainfng Iu tbe |x>rt offli-r at Harting*. Barry county. Michigan. June !fd. ISM: Walter Coats Mr*. H. C. Eckrtorm. William Norman, Janie* Klee. Nettie Natkin*. Card#.—Mr*. L Hart, A. M. Herrington. Hill. H. Irving. Grout Keller. W. H. POWERS. P. M. rOA'phO Mr. R. S. Withers of Fairlawn stock farm. Lexington, Kj\ writes: “I have such confidence- in St. J neoIts Oil, the Seat pain^ure, that I use it on everying; myself, my horses, my negroes. I I. Everyltody and every horse, for all kinds __________ the walla tell fire broke out. of aches and pains, lielleve in its sorer-' but a general alarm was turned ia and the eignty as a cure." P*0^® gathered. PoMo® yd Bl This extreme tired feeling we have in iTui.' >1 5 ^jT'btle/Sire the. Ammo to be In the spring, fail and during the summer denotes torpid liver, we have no appe­ ,, T, tlie ‘build big. Up L to seven o'clock 1_1. last tite and no ambition. Take Dr. Jones* evening only the bodies of Mortimer H. Red (’lover Tonic; it coMeets these Llnthfctun aod a colored boy named Bowen troubles, restores good spirits Itspeedbad been recovered. ilv cures dyspepsia. Imd breath, piles, On account of tbe defloration services all pimples, ague and malaria diseases. A the working girls to the number of forty perfect tonic, appetizer and blood puri­ left for their homes at noon, preventing a fier. Can l»e taken by the most delicate. catastrophe which would have equaled the Price 60 cents of Freil’k Hotchkiss. Tivoli disaster. The following Is a complete fist of those killed and injured: Killed—Mortimer H. Linthicum, book-keep­ er; James Kelly, clerk for Hooper A Boas: James Bowen, chtef porter: Mdward Bowen. .■s S.u3Md’?.tWtaT.,%XSi1 rj zoor OHMu u Y.mr. rwJaSufi, aalMtnan for Loa* A Du*ttate. K H Thl.MUhff.h,II HAKOOirw. Injured—W. H. Cbebrao, cl -PPi-low. i h... .^sJ5 & drivers: Benjamin Greenwood, book-keeper lor Loo* A Duffdate. A colored porter named Moulton and Samuel Johnson teotoredi. assTrereTattaet ot Important to Farmers J. M. ROGERS & CO OF THIS CITY Have entered the geld and now offer (or Ndt* the time-tried and always reliable. JOBNSTON REAPERS, lOmOiffi NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW We keep a fall tine of Agricultural Implements Gr*Hea<kluarteft> nt the Elevator on Broadway. See us and get our prices before buying. J. M. ROGERS & CO We Have Gone Ixjsdok. May 8L—Great'excttement pre­ vailed In thia city Friday night over the For aate by FREDERICK HOTCHKIU. amito took place in the vidaity of tbe de­ tective office, Scotland „ Yard, tbe eoruer of 1,b“ S°Udta^Lj^J* T? .i Inmb wo Uw> Ihrowo dam;i *e Cobden Club House, doing much aw! "*■ * anU< Thing Out, The New Buckeye Low-Down Binder, dfjflsed as a priest, arrived In Montreal last Monday, and gave the ' name of TImmbm McCloaky. of Troy '■ h. Y. The next day be took up bls quar­ I ters on the Vancouver. Wedneeday be j visited several brokers’ offices and ex­ I changed tweaty-five hundred one hundred 1 dollar bills for British gold. W. E. , Labbe, tbe broker wbo unearthed j Canon Bernard, of Belgium, spotted I Edo, and put tbe officers on his track. A detective vkited Eno's state­ room and telegraphed his description to Mew York and received an answer that It was Ena Then tbe detective fallowed the ex-Bank President to Quebec and captured him Saturday morning. Tbe clerical gen­ tleman um not discovered. Wlten arrested Eoo was reticent, marelv saying that he eonM not be extradited. Prmufcwm, Pa., June 2.—President Riddle and Cashier Iteiber^of the Penn Benjamin Greenwood was caught fast In Bank, were arrested S >tun|>y on the charge a window of the second story. Both his of conspiracy to defraud. }0Hte>r waa lodged legs were broken. It was not until two to jail in default of 850^00 bail, but this hours ot terd labor after tbs disaster that was snbMKjuontly reduced, and he was re­ bo was cut away from tte debris which teased on 8W.0W bonds. Riddle was placed covered his body up to tte Mek. in tbe bouxrpntiuc hospital under strict The bodies of Hooper, MeLea and tbe survlllance, his bood being fixed al 8100,- —. -- -------/ire still in tbe today. rulaa, and will ba Hubbard, tbe defaultin* cashier of tlie First National Bank of MonuaouUi, IIL, was ae­ rated here Saturday. Tbe fugitive was recognized on tlie street by Bank-Examiner Oakley, of Chicago, wlx> ww looking over tbe accounts of local banka Tlie l«ter U once t^lvrapbol Io Monwooth of 111. dheown. discovery, which De ho _f.rorur«l the «mwt o( ■lieu procuruu tlie arrest or Hubbard. The defaulter manifested nianifMitixi but but nwoara. itee defaulter lirile iwrprlwj and offered to ueonpuy hh captors without requisition papers. When B ----- TRADE Two doors east of our old Store to the building formerly« cupied by- Ralph Jordan. Have fitted up tlie Imilding in MARK BITTERS ..A'."*?'?- 1‘-<th. <>t shhI UeceiMrt. reprenrata that hr t* wjnHv ■>- his areount m mrh adminirtritor I that the And our 15c, 80c. 40c. 50c and 60c Tea.-cannot he name of Harris, who art y» riiiee, has been fully identified aa i from tbe County Jail Saturday c lllMkli-y. Um, defaulllm U»llor. ihorit) of Slxtov Atwmoy MUU SrMxoriaLU UL, May Ml-Mantel! Turner, of Live Southern District of Illinois, Thursday natittod U>a Grand and Petit IB! Cull Canned Fruita, and finally a full wtwk of nice fresh gnx~fflW always on baud. Sugar from 6c to 9c per pound. CALL AND SEE US � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-06-13.pdf b8f9c2a4a2ea929ef250ab00f9085ff2 PDF Text Text Hastings Banner T VOL. XXIX. NO. 8. Hastings; mich., june Hastings Banner. R,,U-ER FLoi «• i.Xiis, ;.t Bahry Xo.’, Mr h., —bv— Lacey Choice Salt. Meats, -* arshall l. cook. mI BSCKITTION RATES? irv. 51.90 per year: If paid wltblu alx per venr; If not paid until lxmu n! I ear. 51.50. Stibsertbers outIkirrv Go.,SUS per year. Inian.ibly cash in advance. ADVERTISING HATES: :;<>!i per yew...................................SlDO 00 hxtp.i chance lor special positions. JOB PRINTING. priil.r Melt lu the Job Priutiug De<.i the Basskh. Eventhhig hi the .•ue*; and with the latest faces of ii.-t approved jiatterns of machinery, ■lent workmen employed, enables the Hr vr SMITH. Philif T. Colokovk, I ■nig- .it Probate. Prosecuting Attorney. Genoa Line, Akron Cement, Corn, Bran, CERi<S£OY Price and quality guaranteed. Cash Paid for Grain, Wool. Hides 4c., at ' Barlow’s Brick Elevator. rpHE NE'V ilTii A COLGROVE. Lawyers. in all courts of the State. Collection* ■•■iked after. Money to loan on real I K Lawyers. .Over Hastings National Bank.) . < \ it VETH. i | ■ i Attorney at Law,. Middleville, Mich. . p W. XISKERN, ART GALLERY, North of Merchant's Exchange. Desiring to give our near method mi Introduelion to the public, we Imre ctutcludetl to furnijdi. even though the cont of production greatly Lxceeds the old method <io long in u*e, our Fine Finished Artistic Imperial Cabinet Curds for «Zb |>er dozen; Panel.-., XJO; Canto. ri.OD; Tin-Tv r*,. 4 tor 30 cents. The public are cordtally invited to call and examine spoelmana maile l»y the Instantaneous process at the New Gallery . Jlver S]W-ddlng's dry goods stare.) 5s ,11 attend promptly to alt business hi all Charges reasonable. . 11BLOCKOM. A ,E. KEN ASTON, I~ '_____________________ -**• Attorney at Law, I rpHE impoktKI, clAdesdale dbaft H)v<T.k .s. Goodyear & Ca’s store.) ■ >- STALLION, .•,,<-ti(-.-i hi all court* olthe State. Collection* I mptlj attviiding to. ‘w. LOWRY, M. I).. FARMER’S FANCY | Is a rtch and large tone and Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. 1* • ■ um r. ,T0l Thom St., Hastings. Mich.) I the first kind ami‘­ t il- >n town dr country promptly attended, able dls-;• tftie hour' -« t<> 10 x in. and 1 toXJ p. m. position,*• ■ -yplioite at Holloways’ drug store) ।■ with MF XjF“ Special attention paid to surgical diseases ■ mind < gy», perior ac­ : u 1l:’*iiM-i ot the eye and ear. . J r l» e » ----------------------------——1 '■ । high, full tion and jlcKETT a BCTLER. I nuiiM-and style, and ) tall, and Is consid­ Pysicians and burgeons, weighs ered by Prairieville, Mich.) 15® lbs,. , ...Rood . r Jua, . .1:1-. nighLor dayt promptly attended. ges of draft gorses to to the best horse In the country' tor finning and rixul purpoxn. RKXHGttKid-Fanner's Fancy was pot by Young p II. iLMMERMAN, 1 • llomo'patliic Physician & Surgeon, Chancellor. For description see volume 4. page •xn, Scotch Stud Book. Young* Chanceilor b iEirtt door eiwt of Holloway*' drug store.) unmtor 1868. he by Chancellor lit, he by tonl < Thl wji . jo nes "ril.- cmAj’i awT'feml&Unt by fiig.'rrik grand dam by Cdney Star 8**. Farmer s Fancy, dam Nancy by Glaticer. 2nd dam by Fanners Fancy. 3rd dam bv Sir William Wallace. 4th dam bv Young Suffir Punch. Staned Irt J. 8UNLEY, Breeder. U’EI.ro.N X CROOK Fanner's Fancy will make thr season of irm at the Flower fann, rinlrievlllr. At*-;u<eiit*4or the Watertown Insurance Co, Tkkms. -To insure. 920.00; for season. 915.00; nnb- policies on a man's property against single service, cash. 910.00. Escape* and'•cellit' , luhtnlug or wiud; against a man's dents at owner's risk. 4-ll-On ' Dentist. All work promptly attended to. r'.•(•KA SHELDON. AtotTOct Block, Hastings.'.Midi.) m- thr oiilv ret of AtotracC. Book-) in Barry II!'. A. FOOTE. M. D.. • Physician and Surgeon. Office uast side Main ft., Nashville. Mich.) -faildence next door north Wolcott House. ,'alh promptly attended too, day or night. IOSEPH KNIGHT. •’ Veterinary Surgeon. • R-Wenc*. Rutlaml, near Yeckley school house.) Will attend ail call* for services night or day. ''Largra reasonable. E. F. BtOWN. M. D. W, P. POUH urn, M.-D. lls. BROWN & POLHEM Rouifppathic Physicians ftl-..____ . »Bre over Julius Bussell's store. Main ft.) I alls answered from the office at all hours ol • t-- rfcty o? nteht. Dr. Polhetniu will give speck;) A.v-cntton to diseases of the Eye and Ear. yOR SALE At a Bargain. The property known as the “Morgan Plucc." on Church street, Hastings, Mlcb. For teraas.-etc., call uu or address C. Whitcomb, AGENT. Or MRS. F. M. POTTER. Vermontville. EWER PIPE. D olmes H & holly, Of Woodland. Drain Tile, tv call the special attentioa ot their <*«ny friend* Io their SPRING STOCK AND Chilled Plow Points; CONMIWTIXO or W GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES, CROCEERY, AND GLASSWARE. pt iipovbI do an hnueat bnsIneM, pay as at-nilt for produce aa Hastings or Nashville. and 951 Jpu goods at a reasonable profit, competing * 'Mhr above place*. « apjrreelate the liberal patronage our ■' ’•nb have given us In the past, and hope to JTita larxepart of Woodland trade by fair dijj: and bw prices. St VEN PER CENT, discount for cash will be given on sums of.$1.00 and upwards, except sugars and prints. HOLMES & HOLLY. ^Y°"L CARD1XU. Welcome Mie an rvidy to dn WOOL CARDING this »ea».n M10rt notice at Ms old stand, north side ’ >'e ri»er. In t to city erf Aaatlap. I want all kdesitokenawayby ttoftrst day ot December AT BABUIW* Kl.EVATOK.y JJ ASHVILLE Agricultural Depot. Min 2-tai Mu, Light in Draft, left cut, and will elevate and bind grain from 10 inches to 8 feet long. Raisoi and Crown Mom Royee Reapers. Every article of Hauiii'j «nd Hanging Machinerg utnl. XUO U» twi "“S 01 FARM MACHINERY WKLOOME MABBLC. Mortff»<e Sale. been ,nade tn t*’e payment of , । Michigan, to HfrumChaite, of the »nn>r pliu-e records 1, the I He.l.t,, ol O.i. ). * , l"l!,,'l■ “I'.111' 1TU| d-iet De?!!£ £i.A* 5”,‘- “tone oclockp. m.. In liber • i'll"mortgage*. ““ "“imlure ol MSI? STSeJSs: h.,,5M".-on the 2^ tU>’ °r . A. D.. ISM.at 2:10 o clock p. n»„ In Uber 23 ut nmrtKaS«.on page 371; on which mortrwt then- i> claimeu to to due. at the date of tills notice, the sum of four hundred and twenty dollars J.’JcS’iu9P™'«7ji»r‘ having lieeu Institut­ ed at law to recover the debt remaining secured Ld «»ortlPfr. or any part thereof, and the power of Mie therein contained having become Is hereby given that on SaturdaJ *'f Au’urt’d-D' Rt <M“' o dock In the afLenioou, u| the north front door of the court house In the dty of Hastings. In Barry county, Michigan. (Mid court house in-lng the place of holding the Circuit Court for said JM?’ .V**1! *1’ P?Wlc “ortion u» the highest bidder the lauds and premises drscriiH'd In Mid mortgage to-wit: All that cer­ tain piece or pared of land situate in the county of Barn and state of Mlehluar., known and dr■Mcrilxti as follows, viz: Commencing »l the quarter post on the south side of section thirty■, five flve I®) in town two (2j [35] [2] north, of range ten ।11I lb] u-».t .1 । west, running thence west ten r«m [IO] — anil one-hi Hj| rods, thence nxis - --- south ten and[to] four 14]and four I leev.mence.east |10»sl rods, feet, thence east ten and one-half (lOHI-roc thence north U n 110] rods and four [4] feet to the place of beginning, toing a part of the norfl»-eaat quarter I »<) of the north west quar­ ter (><] of section two [2], in town number one I1J north of range ten |10] west, or so much tbereof as shall to necessary to pay the amount due on said mortgage with Interest thereon at ten per cent..'together with the costs and exepdses allowed bv taw. Dated May 23d, A. D. ISM. MANLY M. CHARE. Assignee of Mortgagee. . _______________________________ | . — ' : comes the “hand grenades" which are ' Under the management of David “guaranteed tox never fad." but fail I Haight our streeU are putting on ar. | they do. right here in this' forsaken ' improved appearance. Again it l^u^our Munru! duty t<> 'Pi*w-'hat drt,rniinnl to ,’nn* Gn“'“ ""d‘U'‘- “o* of A(h«“ chronicle the wI event of the death of UP ln ’P“e °f *“ tht PhlUn>hroF‘'' et~' county. p»hl his ninny friend, here > another of our old citizens Mra. Iler-1 forto of "g™t* "'h<> srr *" *u,*ious brief vWt ,ht h,t’rr !»•« of last week • -has residwl with ’ ! Children’s day exercises passed of t<x. Mho her non.।: save us from the devouring . ------ . element ... Ihrniel,departed thl, .We Friday last ITh *““* *n’ « n"’f th“* pleasantly at the M. E. church bast The funeral service, were held at the ,‘“per- T1"’! “ n'rio''’ al‘"pw’ Sabbath, as does everything that the and " contain house Sunday afternoon, by Bev. Bun-:' ,lx>tt!e bott,’’ "5? mUin a " light IW,t colored colonM sabbath school interest themselves in. liquid The trnn punluwer bt mlvh«>d advised tn to The school has been kept up continually ne|j ' ; liuuid. lumer is hang them up in different parts of his without a break for 13 years. The Eagle school closes next Friday building and M alt tor a fire. The long ­ Woodland will- not celebrate the with a picnic. Alisa Jennie Sackett, of er they Kang tin re without a lire, the Fourth of July this year, but will no Bellevue, teacher. Mrs. A. Courtright is very sick, we more faith one has In their extinguish­ doubt visit where the people do fee! ing qualities. But Freeport merchants patriotic. understand. L. Hilbert is.taking the census in the Miss Jennie Sackett vhtted Battle are naturally inquisitive, and as soon as a consignment of “grenades" arrived village. • Creek Saturday. the other day. a lain-fire was built and The ladies are organized for the pur­ The entertainment at the M. E. church Sunday was a grand success. a couple of bot'h*d-liphtt*iiing-pent-up pose of procuring a flag for the G. A. R. Post. The church was beautifully decorated destruction gn nudes were tnrnwn in. Some little excitement was created by the ladies of this place, in a very The result was instantaneous. The flames burst forth more fiercely, and here last Sunday over the arrest of * tasteful manner. The children did seemed to laugh at such insignificant woman who resides in Castleton but well with their recitations; the music efforts to check their mad career. In a well known here. Nothing slngulat first-class, and, in fine, the children's moment all was excitement and con­ alxnit the arrest, but there was about day passed of pleasantly for all. One sternation. At one time it was thought tht questions asked, and the conduct ol of the most pleasing events of the day that the only lock-up Freeport has ever some of the parties engaged in the bus­ was the presentation ot a gold medal to had would certainly consumed; but iness. Rev. Moser, the pastor, by the infant F. F. Hilbert has secured the servicewith the prompt formation of a “buck­ class. The proceeds amounting to 48.90 et brigade" the flames were finally sub­ of a young man from Lowell to clerk are to be applied on the educational dued. > . for him. fund. The man who was in a hurry to be Carlton. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stevens and the first to plant corn is now deliberate­ F. Andrus drove 89 feet for w ater. Hiram Stevens and wife visited rela­ ly replanting it—so are his neighbors. Dr. Wright is home from Eaton tives In Hastings.iast Friday and mThe band returned from East Sagin­ county visiting. urday. . Williams raised his barn Thursday. aw last Thursday. The boys report i I ORANGEVILLE. Gordon is building a house for OdelL having had a good time and expres* An important suit is pending, conTemperance club meets every Satur­ themselves highly pleased with the hospitalities of the people of East Sag­ cerning.a horse, between Mr Lankton day eve. and Mr. Ford which’ was tried last More mumps continue to break out. inaw. The band carried off second Saturday, in which the jury failed to Alvah Carpenter went north pros- priz^ in 4th class, being the class' usually* entered by amateur bands agree. It will be tried again next Fri- ■ pecting. .dayi Gets complicated when an editor 1 They were highly complimented, being Scene second—Over on east side the ! attacts the profession with his ptiper the youngest band organization at the tournament. woman who kept houtte for the old and revolver. No letter proof of the Banner being man turned him out doors, so he says, | Wm. Bromfield is traveling in Maryand fastened his house against him. | land. a good paper can be produced than th< The old man's son came to the rescue Kershner is graining and painting fact that a certain politician lately ex erted himself among followees to sto] and tied the woman’s' hands behind his house. her and gently persuaded her with his Four new barns are l>eing built here. it, fearing its influence. A meeting of the wives of ex-soldier foot to walk into the street. The even­ Mrs. Peter Covert has gone to Detroit. ing after, Saturday at 11 o’clock p. m., Del Cole is able to be out on crutches. who are members of the G. A. R. Pus a daughter from the east part of town Mrs. Covert, from Lowell, is visiting at this place is called to meet at MrC. A. Hough’s on June 24th at two came and took her father home with here. o'clock p. in. At a meeting held Jim her. Said female is now a wandering . Barnum is taking the census. 10th, a committee was appointed t vagrant carrying her child with her. Earl Drew spent Sunday with us. . i f The lodge of good templars will ini­ solicit funds to purchase a flag for thi Ii — . . - - we noUee that a hirge neither of her husl mnd’s coming to her From circulars received Post. The committee are. for Wood tiate all. worthy candidates Saturday | amount of laud in Norman. Polk. Marshall and assistance. I Kittson counties, Minnesota. Is offeml for rale Dr. Foote, who was a victim to the evening the 15th that may present. land village, Mrs. C. A. Hough; south to actiuil settler* at the extreme low price of Woodland. Mrs. J. G. Jordan tragedy enacted at Nashville, has the themselves. The fee for such will be • THREE DOLLARS PER ACRE. ,1MWlura of not less than iuo acres or more sympathy of the citizens of this coin-j fifty cents In qsatitltie* WT for that evening, lait after | northwest Woodland, Mrs. D. B. Ki! ,. than tInin XO xvi nrecs. acres. Th--*«- counties arc located In munfty. that the usual fee will lie charged. The ! Patrick; southeast Woodland. Mrs. Gc I • the famous lied River Valley, abowt whicheverv * farmer ha* heard mon- or less. The idea of setting shade trees along j lodge opens finely. ' » ! Tyler; northeast Woodland. Mrs. Jame.^The terms of payment are also to to very lib­ the highway meets with approval from ' ~ ~~? jSawdy. • eral. only 30 cants an aera dowu. bataiK-e in six annual payments. The offer upon these MOBGO-THOKNAPPLE. terms to to remain open only to Deeetntor 31st, every person. ZASTWABD Ho: I Mr. James Howard is a happy man J IBM. and Is confined lu land located not less Hurrah! for Blaine. than five miles from tpr line of the St. Pal l. । the reason is lievause he is the father of I Mis'NKAPOt.ia A Manitoba Bv. This Is prob­ O-Ughtful W„ .r MMMtln* ably the most litorat offer ever made by any ........ ] a fine little girl born last Thursday. । Sammer Vksatto*. I^iud Grant...Railroad Cumpauy. and the ( terms, beohST hwnttbc lGo A garden social was held on the' Some folks should not lie allowed to are totter than ran i *‘ *~ **■ *’ The Michigan Central Railroad Com hnX?thi‘u1 am unuSuptad tends hi the Unit- i ffrwUn<1!‘ot IJrt)Wn o». Saturday ' to have a horse and carriage and go out prodnetlre of any unoccupied tends In the Unit- I KrUU, OI , ' ‘ ' "™wu uuio nawa nurac auu carrier mm gu um pany, which operates the popular “Ni ed states. They are the cheapest tends oomiid-1 evening. Icecream and cake, were j of sight of the livery burn, for when an ering location,bom!and SJSK? quality,’shouid lu the United!’ served from six to ten o.. . s?a ‘ieN,the .'and"?veS ’ake'S ’clock. The ! overload Of beer is shipped the poor ani- agara Falls Route," announces its serie ..u— - *| ^,,1 •• WU8 -in .. „ vantage ofrfhls after without detay .. II preaeuls thr interest. of. .. the M. E. mal ha5 to 8ufler> |>elng driven past its of pleasure excursions to the Whit an opportunny to every one to secure ten acres Mountains and sea shore tor the season strength. . olhfc ovrit choice oFlaml for SS0.M down and society. of 1884. The excursions Will be thre. .*1“.'.‘re's.! Quffrterly mreting brat Saluntay and There are some very fine colts in the in number, the dates of departure bein_ vicinity of Morgan, aired, by Washing­ Wednesday, June 25, Tuesday, July 15 I sun‘1*’- ' ' and August, 5. For the past five or si. secured from the । The Odd Fellows’ picnic comes off ton, Jr. -Hy.. in Dakota, that can be seem yAars these excursions have be*,, Government free, under the variottwrious.l- -----------. s. laws.- I Thursjdtty next in the Lindsey grove at What makes Asher Osborn step so features of this road which have tend* light and look so pleasant ? Surely you to popularize it more than anythin* Pine Lake. else. Thousands of the best people o ’ On the evening of the same day had ought to know; it’s a boy. there will be a guitar concert at the M., The news of the nomination of Blaine the west, north and south have avail* E. church, given by Mrs. F. Ward and i and Logan wan joyfully received in this themselves of the opportunities thu offered and spent from two to eigh Miss Fannie Bonfov. We- hope for a vicinity. weeks in making the trip, invariabl returning refreshed and invigorate* good house, as everybody enjoys the RUTLAND. VVHKN ready TO plan your VACAand wholly satisfied. Hundreds of tes­ TTON REMEMBER that no portion <»{ music these ladies produce, and the The misfortunes of the farmer seems timonials have been received and col the American Continent has sueh n delightful low price of admission places it within ilimste as that of Mixnksota and MimricBN never to end. The cut worm has put utnns of newspaper matter have beei lAKOTA. reach of all. in its appearance. Its ravages in some written'expressive of gratification an< THE PARK REGION OF MINNESOTA highly commending the companv fo Mrs. Slow and children are visiting cases is fearful. t the excellent provisions made for th With lu clrer <Un. delletoutU reratauhte the Goss families. Sheep shearing is well on towards its comfort of excursionists. The eotnpan night*, and exhltaratiug atmosphere, M. J. Gobs has improved his residence close. Although the weight of wool is enabled to offer for the coining serieENTIRELY FBME FBOM MALA MIA, beso^ful sm * "* —। by a fresh coat of paint. per fleece is good, the price is very un­ of excursions new routes and attraction ■ which cannot but be appreciate,. uncc of excel Sam. Carlyle has a very sick horse satisfactory. . Among the points of interest to b TocinsTs.11 which will probably die, spoiling a fine Mrs. Clarence Burt had a very agree­ visited may be mentioned Niagar. agsSsK span of colts. A relapse from epizootic­ able surprise, by receiving a visit from Falls, where the train will cross th thecause. . a sister residing, .» in Auburn, ... N. Nn new and famous cantilever bridge Iwre U offered the rare ■tlrscuoa or Toronto, the St Lawrence river, th I Mr.atulMrs. WiUIUaKlUotUorton. wh(Jnl|>hshlbdIlot seen in 14 years. SALT WATXB BATHard. lieautiful islands and famous rapids u AVI. are spending a fan .In . at at Dr. Hr ... .. ... . . Ohio, a few days rsmphlra osd Ml IntoniMtoa ,Mtar>‘l"« The United Brethren will hold a the St. Lawrence, Montreal, Quebe<. Socket’s. / Memphremagog, Bethkheu grove meeting on the lank of Podunk Lake White and Franconia mountains. Fab lake Sunday, the 15th last. nnroiT. vans, Mount Washington, North Con The census enumerator is making his way, Sebago and Crystal lake, Portlam, From the Herald. . Minn._____________________ 2—_ Thegime ot bum ball plajrl on round. He don't get all his questions Old Orchard Beach, Rye Beach. Port* * ' ~ Chancery Order. mont. Isle of Shoals and nearly al Thuraday last Irtwfm ClarkarUle dub answered. State of M>rhtg»n-fp t)*Clre«tt Coart for the the principal resorts of the Atianti and the Freeport nine, resulted in a Two boys attending school in district County of Barryt ln „ .. coast. It would be exceeding! V;.nhlBgUiii ftioaalita *n<* Wllltam L. Kaph. mb of SS to Si in favor of Freeport. No. four received a “reward of merit! difficult to map out a more delightf). OomrHaiu hi!*. j, which left trip on the American continent, esp* The Freeport boy» feel quite elated in the form of a whipping -. George F. Krut and Benjamin F. Baldwin. De- over their victory, a. the Clarksville : the marks for wveral day's, tally at the remarkably low rates of­ fered by the Michigan Central viz: frou club sb considered hard to beat. i wyrB-ow Toledo, •». and . from Detroit Our trust) clerk and assistant on Hurrah fur JamB1 (1. Bhlint.. round trip, with corresponding lav. thia paper. Mr. James Godfrey, arrived , Junt wh onTOMt »«ied rates on au connecting lima. Mr. M. C. Roach, the southern paasm home with his charming bnde Tuwlay. | wanu ger agent of the road, Mr. E. H. HugheWe extend to the happy couple a most l what an. lmn-tta. Michigan passenger agent, and WTh Jste: oil hearty welcome and Iwst wishes for .baring has begun but sheep Greegor, traveling passenger arrot.wi. SEouSTw -oraore in thl/duw UlW VO­ their continued enjoyment and prosahearing „ „ „MnBwn. [tersonally conduct the excursions an SS Within Ew ('HHiTli- frQM lb" parity. The stern realities of married ( The tapUanla| ^rvlce, at Wall Lake give their patrons the benefit of thei order, and that in raae of tbelr experience and knowledge of the routi tbeir answer lotto. Ute, with it, carc-s and trials, o. well ™ | aUBuM. Prior to the date of the several excui bta*.7r.f£ rer its bleedings, come rapidl) and fa quick , panner8 complaining aliout their sions they will cheerfully answer con •ueceaBion—the cares and trials too wrn crop beiag put un account of muniartions relating tothemaM, whir should Im- adilramed to M. C. Roach, s often crushing and hiding the UeMings cut worn) Toledo. Ohio, or to R. H. Hughr -yet, we trust that odvettity will Detroit. Mich.-Toledo Evening Be WOODLAND. come delightfully slow to our young May 21. Henry Hays has moved to town and friends; so slow indeed, that it will al­ ways be scarcely discernible in the dim, now occupies the Wheeler house. Our A. W. IMJit’s little boj met with a distant future. We begin to think that tires in Free- A Regular 601)81128. JxSS THIS SUMMER, W "^“.^J^jSrS.'Sddeiws' '12i Hardware and Building Material..Doors, Sash, Glass, &C-, &C-, “C- ^xt. HMtinn. Hay u. IM«. WHOLE NO. 1508. County News. r.i kak • ckihav*; Ha 13,1884. c. L. GLASGOW AttmL TH' TarEnTOtT'® thm*an >ut one year ago when the Halieock Uw new AddlUoa to the hotH. exUnrutabor to ,ubdue » fire �The Hastings Banner. MARSHALL L. COOK. Castoria ■ ingly __ often met in society here, plodding away I at a desk. i,lO yes,” aha said: “lam .1 seeing what I can do with phonography." Half a dozen other ladies Bat around at I 01 desks and four or five gentlemen, all ■ Far President, busy with the dashes and dota, shep ­ JA MEH 0. BLAINE. of Mabie. herd’s crooks, and pot-hooks. For Vice President. I anked the proprietor for some news. | _ JOHN A. LOO AN. of Illinoh. He didn’t know of any, he aaid, except I that stenography (as rapid phonogra- | editorial Notes. phy is now. called) was coming more I JeWhen Babies fret, and cry by taros. -.The people have triumphed over the and more into use every year. What cores their colic, idEateMr^rqrma.^ marked on the number of expert , politicians: the rank and file of the re­ women stenographers, and asked him ■ publican party have named the next if thev were paid the same as men for > president, James G. Baine, of Maine. the same work. Ever since Grant was inaugurated pres­ "Yes, generally," he aaid. "The fact Farewell then to Morphine Byrupe, ident for the second time, Blaine has is, they are in a position to command iL i Castor Oil and Paregoric, and Hail Castor!*. l*en the most popular man in the re­ When’ a woman has a high degree of i mannal training in work that the world J publican party, the man above all others needs she can stand for a good salary । whose sterling manhood, daring leader­ and get it, just as a prims donna does." | ship, brilliant genius and sound repule I asked if stooping over a desk so s lican ism placed him first in the prefer­ continuously was healthful. ! “ O yeH, ” he said, laughing. “ By the j 1 ence of 'the republican masses. But < such a man. so positive in his con­ way, did you ever hear of the shorthand cure?” i ’ victions, so brave in his advocacy of I acknowledged having heard of the i — them, so unswerving in his attitude on fruit-cure, tlie fast-cure, the water-cure, • 1 all public questions, must needs make the sun-cure, and the prayer-oure, but I ■ ' I enemies, anil those too among the lead­ not of the shorthand cure. "A lady drove uj> here in her carriage . ers of his party. The leader of this one day," he went on, "cime in and j J opposition to Blaine was Roscoe Conk­ arid she wanted lo study phonography. I ling, who twice defeated him in the na­ She wore a sealskin cloak, a $50 bon- I I TRADE MARK tional conventions of his party. BuC net, and her fingers were loaded with । I Hastings. Mich, June 13. IBM. Bepirtlican National Ticket. (ESI! I TMattM ■( ten*, sod Uk« Infants and Children centaur L|niment.-a»»e elected in A/2C * MOUTH and BO AMD for three \nh live Young Men or Ladies In tach VV'* count). XddrtM F. W. XI KG 1JOI A ! CO., Chicago. 1H. The Journal, in its fulsome praise of Butler .has not the time to go liack over its files and reproduce those arti<dts where it referred to that gentleman as ‘ Beast Butler." “Spoon thief," “Spoony Butler,” ■'The salary: Grabber,” and other pleasant little remarks of rings. *1 would like to go into the class 1 with Miss T----- she added. I told ' । her that would be impossible, as Miss ! T. had taken eighteen lessons. Biie । said: *1 have taken none, but I will ■ catch up.’ I answered that it was im- ! probable, but she could try. She went ' at it, took twenty lessons in a week,’ and cauzht up with the class, able to i write fifty words a minute from the i reading of a law-report. She staid till I she became a 100-word writer, then , said she guessed that would do. i| “I asked her if she was going into professional service. She laughed and ; said no. ‘Will " you tell me what you I learned phonography for?’ I inquired;! *1 have been rather curious.’" “‘Certainly,’ she replied; ‘for my t health. I was a society woman up-town. going night and day. I got so that I 1 couldn't sleep. I' took morphine--a । good deal of it. My doctor told me I must stop, and change my life or I would break down. "What shall I do?" I asked. “Learn phonography," he aaid, “or anything that will thoroughly divert ami occupy your mind. Phonog­ raphy is first-rate." ‘I came hero j and studied, an you know. T- begin to sleep. 1 stopped my morphine. My health is restored.’ She left iiere and went into the art school, and now her paintings hong on the walls of the academy. ' "There is a new wrinkle in phono­ graphic work," said my informant. "1 mean not only the increased demand for commercial reporters, but more esjiec’.ally the increased demand for com­ mercial reporters who understand some modern language. If they can write with facility German and Spanish they eomniwd M,500 or M.OOO a re..’ Spanish is deemed especially desirable on aScount of opr rapidly-growing re-! lations with Mexico and tha South [ /American countries. Hayden Military Hxeeatlaas. INew OrbianN Timei-De t ocrat] Concerning tbeae military executions as they are done in Hayti, one is forced to admit that tliey mnst really be very disagreeable to the person who is shot. To begin with everylnxly is liable to be imlitari.y shot. To the squad of soidi.rs on dutv that dav the execution >, utru.t-1. Often oi. h« to be of the squatl :o shoot a friend, acquaintance or relative. Then, also, the gov­ ernment is apt to change its mind from day to day. and be ycry revengeful ou the monew again^those who cn the eve have done the shoot'ng. The great point, therefore, with the soldier con­ cerned in these executions is not to bhoot straight, so as to be able to be afterward morally convinced that he has missed hia man. In consequence, at the word "Fire!” every soldier averts his face and pulls the trigger without looking at the victim. The result is that the poor condemned fellow is half missed, half wounded, almost half killed at repeated times, and that the j firing has to be begun over three pr four times until 4cath finally ensues. ■ i I I I | . g I I " i I I I | etttf _ easily placed among those counties j which are sure for a good round repub­ lican majority; The republium platform is the iiest the party has ever adopted. It is einineatly wartliy of the two grand men who have;bften chosen to stand on that ( f ' ] phdfonn while the people carry them । to a triumphant victory. Blaine’s election means that the e| rights of every American citizen Will I t* rvspecteil, at home, and abroad. ‘ The people nominated Blaine, and the people will elect him. Lowell Jixiriia) The .Salvation Army opened battle here Sunday morning. At ten o'clock eight soldiers, including (’apt. Martin and two ladies, marched through the streets singing and bearing tamtam. A very large crowd of people araeinbled itness the performance. Before to their barracks (Train’s llnll) taxis' (ROW ‘ A Great Medical Work on Manhood, i Kxhausted Vitality. Setvons and Physical I>eI blllty, Prrinnture Decline in Man. Errore of Vmitli, and the untold mitertes rasiiltlng from , sass,-JJu -id-.ssss■-cG»Jfr=d ‘■'iKS. "S' “’."•’.rai-’i ~ - i- $ ?^2. I SAMVEL CAEBON. ?h.u »nrh pnMirMiou^Mfwi COOK A MHELDON, Mortgagee. | iSe Attorney*forItotgaga____________ l any---.,-------------------^rlBr„ • prrarriiieil for hi« spprarano « roo«w urarr. J Dated thia tMh day of April. A. h. p State of Michigan. County of Barn -™ phiiii-w via * • — 1 — Ataaroalou «»f Che Probate. Courty for the cirrtilt Court r<Hnmis<d.toer it»J. <■ county of Barn. hol.ten al the Probate Office iu KNaPFFN A V ax saRMax^ £' A V ABMAK the city of Haaiir~ ------- — . au .ma a&hl -----county, on Mou- i KNAFPEX Bollrltorn for Complainant. v u> In rue thr year Vr-iir one line uwusthmi&. . day. thr 1Mb da) 01 May. mid eight hundred and clghly-four. . . Fmbatr Order. ITeaent, (lenieiit Smith. Judge of Probate. • Michigan. Comm of Bam-.. In thr matter ot the estate of Wllllmn San­ j State of «***"« «if Prohair i-r tk born, deceased. hCounit <4 lUm.<•»>,..1,1..,. .< u„ o>W, t On reading and Bling the petition, duly vert- thr । city nt HKOlngx in ui!<1 ctHiutt Mm, tied, of Edwin C. Niehols. alleging tluit duly au- day. . the IMh .lay ..I ibc’ 71. thrntlcated copies of thr last will and testament U 1 umimimI riaht hundred .nd •‘IgMy-fair of Mid drcrasril mid of thr prelmtr 'hereof hav , . Prraent. (Trtnrtii Smith. Jndgr of iTui»t, Inu i^en filed in Mid court, showing that Mid ' In tile matter <rf thr eM-t. j,*u u„.rY will has been duly admitted to proiilte in Rock- ! Lkiss drrrMTil. 1 £^5?££ £F® Tl.m-upoo It I. onl.M. UUU M.arf.y, ----------------------------------------- late. praying tliat hithr ",„! RS, M. ' IGth day of June next, at ten oVtoek in the fore. ‘ jnivfrii|Hti Thr™in«ni It ..n - >.•<. that •' it .Mohiby. tit, tub It\i» i-t n ordure, b«-aaslxncd forthc bearing of said prtl . “* £" Msignrt ............ ‘ "‘‘ fork is the Hon. mid that the betro atlaw of said deceMrd, -arii« ot uW and uOthrr nentwia taterratod In -tato L'.’S..’". ’. J1 . . . I*.'.'* 1 umni. 'IT The most Eitensive pure-bred Live i a? Stoci Establishment-rHeWorld, j«„ ^oRi > -! «om totiu.». a-i ,to i •fa’ FRIEND, , , - | "Diseases of Women and Children* ; “ I and eight hundred aid righty-tour. , Present, Cirmru: Nraltn Jiwtar IVtdiatin thr ii^te7^ lh/e«rate S^BrnM-?tv ilnr gan.diJrea^i 01 »*«••<"» w. MorOn reading mid tiling the itotitton. duly vertflrt.jrf Mary K. Guunfwu. imJToC the heirs’at law । of said deceased, iwaylng this court todetermtnr ! who are and we re the heirs at law of said deI bir ciistotiH’rs have the advantare of our many j '*’**’* •J^M’ttUrii under the laww of this state .urge rellretioiis; opportunity of comparingdR- 1 "• BENGEU.Y4C0.. KatemsiM, M.eh, * Ahto<latin*rkMK>MUB.«r«k4b) O>. Jim*.; m!| For «air by FREDERICK HOTCHKISS. .. . Ti.-rl.^L „ Mention the Hahti.xgh Baxxkr. ■ H MMB !■■■ R RMR ■ ■ ■ ■ < B ■ ■■ ■ ■ ------------------------------- PILLS TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, ,.. V"" *i*y of Mat . ism. mutiths tonal ikai ,l>tr were allowed tor. irtitiH* tojmeat ts«r ' ‘*lu» against the relatr .,! AKTiu’R £ HAS KLSf< of rwurty.1|f^1^l.aW| tutaB ' rodltor* of said dereuM-d ar. rr.itwrt t» i<rc , ’ lir,’bat« In tl.« rllj t H-'tmp. m mi : ‘imiity. for rvamtoatiui* »mi altowinre. m « . bHore the Mh day \mnu,M F imt. art Hat ; —.jsssr- c“ i , 1 A, „ lyot wr,,„,wn,,n,B-riBUiecin.; V avwuty <raiB Monday.the mviiunj. the 2ml Stni ; r<"”lty ” day of June " in’ the year one ............ Ukhi-uihI eight, ftgaXfS liHinlred mid eighty-four. ” Present. Clement Smith. Judge of Probate. . hi the matter of the estate of. Josiah H. BarUj>. deceased. Hllmi J. HeGolia, administrator of the estate I of said deceMNNf. represents tiiat he I* ready to tile hi* account ns such administrator, and prays that the sumr tony lie heard mid nlloweil and mi order of dlstrilmthm be entered and lie dis­ charged from his said trust. : Thereupon II Is onleml. that Montlay. Utr noth day of -June, at ten o'clock in. the tore- i Uh) tHr fcttytr i rcdrtTlS fid •etltluu. unite • of Barry. <>«ire liij-ji-ii w--.-k to. ----- ------weeks previous !■> mW dav of hearing. CIJiME.XT SMITH I [ A true ropy. 1 ■ .lialgc ot PrU.»t< i-rooaie oruer. Stab1 of Michigan. County of Rat i ewnty <*Harr>-.hoMeti Mt thc’probatc ofltee’m , E" ■■ ini inrw . ... . weeks. ihvvIoui to mM day of heartug. CLEMENT (SMITH. nn tton, ami that the heirs nt law ofsaid deceased. andnlloUicr iwrsons Interested ln snld eutale. are required to appear nt u MMtonofMld Court. then to toe hoWen nt the Probate Offlce. in the city of HaMings hi said county mid show i-mise, . 2iTteTlhr i*"! tinner should not be grouted Atal It Is further ordered that said petitioner give notire tathc perrona Interested in said esM,<l tt,ul the hearing thereuf by causing n ropy of thlsonler . to be published In the Hnstlng* Hannkr u newsimjier printed and rirriihitcd In said Comity of Barry once hi each week for three suceemite weeks, previous to said day ot hearing. , -iT.KMKNTihflTH, [A true ropy.J Jadgo of Probate. r-'-r r"“"'!" 121 “nl’ pn«s*riptlftns tor all mute ami chronic dlswue*. — - ---------i-k Is •- invaluable. i—1—1.1- So a- found rn>.nA toy >» each one of* -». which the Author, w hose expvrtenre for 23 years Is such as probably never btefore fell to the lot of any physleiiui. iiiiynlruui. :»o kx> imz* |>agrs. ”*. oounu bound in ncanuiui tieautlful rrenru French uiuxUn. muslin, emboMed embossed covers, covcra, full gilt, guaranteed to .la-a . .—_ —.. .in —every _— senre —mechaiileal, lit lit finer work sensre-mechanical, erary and professionaL-thau nnv oilier work sold hi this country for B2.M, or ther money will . refunded . -- a In every Instance. -----, [Yicr ody 81 8i..m “ be .. —? only — Ire Minple sample 8 ceuta. by n>nl!. pot-paid, lllnatratlve —rded tlie the autixN* autimr by :I Scud now. Gohl medal awarded thr National Medical AMtoelation, to thr oflteers [ of which hr refers you. Thi* lM«»k' should br read by the Young for Instrurtloti. and by the aRUc-ted for relief. It will brneflt all.-— Guidon lancet. There Is no member of Mrirty to whom this Iwok will not be useful, whether youth, parent. guardian. Instructor or guardian.—Argonant. AddreM the Fealiody Medical hudltnte, or Dr. W. H. Parker, No. 4 Rtufiiich street. Boat on. Muss., who may lie consulted on all diseases re­ a, sit:!! —;! riprrtnsT. spd sb ­ ......— dlmnsex ----------—- baf —— — A * !' stlnate that ■have TTlii T — fled thr <kin of all ot her phystehms a speeinlly. Hitch treated «orJ I I'LJ CT CJTrT T? ! 1 cessfitUv without an in- A £1 X OXbluT DETROIT. MICH. that kind. No; the Journal now speaks of Butler the reformer, the laboringI The London Lancet disonssea the man’s friend. 'The worst that can lie] said aboufi Ben Butler has been said by ' subject of rising at the end of sleep.: Dozing it declares is not admissible the Journal in the past. from any reasonable or health point of . view. The brain is the first to fall i mnty, your , Republicans of Buj j asleep and is followed by the active em.lldnte Tor the pto^twdve jenn. hu» j organs otgBn>', ,nJ u it “ u only ----' ----(vot —3 > been nominate.! tov the prmideney. See to it that Barry county gives him I the majority she should. With JMaine! as our letter, Barry county can lie j ton dwded to Hatoma HetU, to wit; Coouaroc <» tlw mb <Ln .4 A>rt ’ > * ■ ing at the northeast comer ot the northeaal ; Vuon dur brmrf ta um.t . , ■ quarter of Un-Miutheast quarter of aecttou ten I dciendUtJiftto aiiX?«H AM*n GO), ninulugthrnee west abmtt twenty-four rials in this c ourt fin d J VTHi OFA UFE Hops and Malt Bitters Co. 0 — WlthotXpufTery^lmply on the good Wonlt ol those who have uiodlt, it baa made friend.in every Stalo In the Union. NOT A CURL----------AX.U, J” ----- r----------- —------ ’troy *5?-^ the freahneM*anu “!"-““ beauty waato the itrength, mar the bappl’----------jg"> and* wmtutaett uM>»utaw« of t----------------------------many GIRJLM AJFD -- cxx>K a shbu«.s:' ua>i ' BMU BY MAIL, POST-PAID. , lcU K® I Jpygr and Kidney Beocedy, > " i i | Compounded from the w-U knr wu I Curadvea Hops. Malt. Buchu, .Van­ , drake. Daodelh'n. Baraanarilla. Ctscofa Sacrrada, etc., combined with au . agreeable Aromatic Elixir.________ I ■ .they roil mmsu t nmioiynti, I. let span the Llrcr and Kidneyi, I BBGULATX’rmf BOWIL1.I [They cure RheutnatSin, and all Uri­ 1 nary troub es. They Invigorate, ‘ Dourfah, nrcnglbcn and quiet the Nervona System t i ■ I i ------ FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.------ WOMAN I ___ SS«“b? law ! <**«*» rourtforihe,-.„ ItI Mid mortgaipi as tollowl, FnmktT^eh-e conn • —‘rT‘t» __meant quarter of the aouthwest quarnrrtc- ‘■‘•uip^iMi,-. • ter; abo the wrtt half of the aonffraart quarter I albert Wart defend,.,,of aertIon ten (tm. containing one hundred and < »2te ol Mkhi™ i The Science of Life. Only 11. tug MNMiii "f*" * ■ YTrAIr . or equity drttrems B,G^ 1 " — |" ' I is ITS! QUA? SIB POi’Effi K afternoon of that «1 _____ ____ jat la unexnin- the court house in t.led fii w hat is now for the 1st time oBered them comity, Michigan. (that by the T ITEB1BT pEVOJ.l'TIO.V Some of lu the best stand-11 art books of the .-.-.-T— . ■ world, superbly lllustrotcd. richly bo<w>d.rvt*iie<! Hops&MaTfR the republicans of the country were de­ termined that their leader should not lie thus cast aside; and in 1881 they have witnessed their triumph—the “plumed knight” has been selected to lead the republican hosts to victory in November. He is the people’s candi­ date, and the people will make his elec­ . tion as certain as his calling. He was almost the unanimous choice of those states which can be certainly relied upon to give a republican their elector­ al votes. The majority of those states which are counted doubtful were also for Blaine. In every republican dis­ trict in the country, one or both of the national delegates were for Blaine. This shows that not the office-holders. ’“Tiot the placemen, not the self-styled "tauten*,” but the people nominated Blaine, in a convention whwi* record for independence of spirit aim unani­ mity of action is without a parallel in American history. Of course Blaine will lie attacked in the coming campaign, A man could not well be a leader in congress for a quarter of a century without becoming the target for the spite, the spleen and the slanders of his bitter and often vin­ dictive opponents. But Blain? has this great advantage: his enemies hifce done their worst in the past. Their base, lies and mean calnninies have been pub­ lished and successfully refitted. His enemies have done their worst. All they can now do is to revive exploded slanders, to .warm over stale political calumnies. To whatever benefit they get from such contemptible warfare they are welcome. Associated with so grand a statesman as Blaine is: that gallant soldier, that eminent leader in the councils of both ' party and nation, Gen. John A'. Logan, । of Illinois, jlle too will be the target • for the men slanders of opponents; but i the “black war eagle” has faced many worse difiiciities than campaign lies, i and successfully vanquished them. A ticket made up of a statesman so brilliant, aggressive and repowned, and , a gallant old veteran who la peace anti । war has always been a bravt^-rfian anti u leader of [men, cannot lie defeated. The next president and vice-president of our nation will be James G. Blairfe an<l John A. Logan. 3S3®&e* Dated. May mill. i*m. . CLE.MEM SMITH. Jiidyr«tf 1W»>. I other iiersons Interested In said estate', are rr- . ' ■< •>**tou «|( mW <ourt. tlieii ry "j—«en nt the I rebate office, In the rity id 1 HMMIngs. In said county, ami aiam ca«e. /am I ,’S'L,*''hyl,'e>’ni>Tru,“wPr’t“oi*«‘shimlil 1 not be granted. • I _,AlM1‘‘J*J»rthrr ortervsl that said pctltkairr ' —,,aVnL<o ’?r J*roons intereMed In Mid j .o< 'aW !*«»•«». «>kI the .7 .* ku,To,.17 ropj of this order to lie imhltahed In the Hastings Ba.xskr, a . i .nHtl’C!*r prt.,,‘rd T"1 r‘routatrt In said comity I wJArUTf* .*rrk ,or ,hrr* ’U^cMivJ ' wfeeks previous te said day of hearing. . c!.«kxt smith, I | A tn>r rop> ■ Judge of Prebate. TKEOKLTTiM 1 IRON ONIC Frojn U«sc souro«A!ri*e Sroc-’ourt bs of dlseaaes of the human race. Thoaa f <*»«■ ‘n the city [ ft M,e > 1 1 I j tw rimntrd to some suitable iarson ’ .I.V’7,7"E M«iday,U>r Mh I u.,1 Jareapcrfoot ,1 », JL t u iSHmKWTJ* I —->—!« l tKity oan, thr,, \ HiTlSJ’ht ■‘i*1' ^roS**omceIn >» 'hr Ht, of o, ^..-iOBlrr ----- !< an. । il.X. d rntinlv —tx.aaa rtow. rawr. »« u. pilun! pr*’lr 02 International Throat & Lung Institute PHIItatoT '-w ■«»<»>. -mu.. Probate Notice. n.tar.l whun .lmre.1 by all the nrenl MlcbltW’. County of Rarrv-w. parti of the org intern. All the parts them ^ayrtein^ are not equally ex­ ____________________ HRI. ****’- * ’leM **“*- ! Uajutol and faUgnixl wonSst wake, while tliose<most exh-tusted fjalmsagainst the estate of JAMES PHILIJPH an, arobMil w.lb the gnutart d.ffi^oltj, The several parte of the orghuwm. Wlr claims before raid Probate Court.Htuie should n^cd rest at -th# same time. To probate Ofnee. ill the city of Hastings, in said bring tbi. .boat a para >n ahm.1.1 -wak. I early and loel rer.dr to ruo; tlua fair I »«b 'Ijlm. «l»I >'e l~.nl Ww „M end equal „.rt ol lb. .leepera .ho;,Id | be seen rod, and a wise self-manager those days. > i csen or should not allow a drowsy feeling oi the iwTii i. i— . OonAciotuuess or weary scuses or an el- S------------- gMgNT SMITH, Judge ot I’roiiatc. Imueted system to beguile him into the or MlrhljpS^S^ofitorT folly of going to sleep azatn when once ' At a seMlmi of the Probate Court for the hix cousoiausuees ha. been groused." , Probate om™ in The writer deMsre. that a man who 1 2$ will not allow i iinitdf to doze, will, iu and eight hundred ami Hglitv-tour.** a tew dajn. Hud l.muodl almo.t uneon-! wm.Ts™„ sciotuly an aarlv rxser. ; Her. iiriessed. 1"" 8cn,‘- sjwm’k U>om HEADmhe |Sk<> WIQHT8 INDIAN VECETABIE MILS i lyon&hkaly I letltkm. -yrMstoslItniewa* (wiiwif- &r the sprvhil timtMwnt id ' Drrtncim. A«tl.iHa.Brune im*-* 1 U|) (UMWTS «f the Tlm>.u ;"i«i '-'“ K Dr. the tMrthWnt of *b<nv nui» v<> *“ j<f)i a, HouvIelleS new ami ««*•»•* * ' ' Bprrometer. an inMiuw-nl whM art which I* now hmiI I wall the .o i.« • Kuropr. It hiu.l) Mme l»r. । tll tr«iHim ami dlscmrr) «»r iM» « ' ‘ J;d i.m-j JIng the air peMrar*. «!«•’ T! .' ’ i-t\\itiiiw “J that Monday, the (MUM arc no lojijmr tenrei. H Il(1.4r •< leu o’clock lu tlie wrlerrn tiidlwl to .n i<^ treatment. H .i•■P‘*■**'’,’ 1 . Ltrrert*" w-rtto for ll«t rt qar-toM; bit. >1. “'.'.L'J: (Chic o Hw.ll.) ®V,’'rU2mi“!;S, ”* 'TairSm.! ,(,«•„ m no, t«lra raoaoie, i» . «&SZ3Il51£L?lS,’uU,!SS: TJS lb.- F.|Md guard. Applicant, moat I. I 27 and of good height There are i ad^XLi £ forty-eight.regular meu and eight who '* teartiwt are termed "exempte,” and who are i !n"LEiS hrtn‘ * “* « called upon only on state occasioas, eatate.'arr reqidrod to’apw’atTSwL beude. eight «deta. The pay is *300 j Pte Miitt P«—a »ll» W hi. own. AGENTS WANTED W.K. ?c^ Th. wrim * TXUMpUmOK NOTICE The tjnrturnhhi b< n'.-i-H'’ '1\l't$vX) {* all Uahintlru. <7 I < »**•* porAjrrsMsiiir mwk r- Southwauten. ChriHUn Advrarata. e look with distrust upon the state d«fc>i«g and poniahiag adult—.. Jssassai^iZir'S �Hastings Banner VOL. XXIX. NO. 8. HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE 13, 1884. A SINGULAR WHOLE NO. 1508. STORI. "Oat* j ------------------------------------------[ "When the Germans captured Alsace ••Why yon are turning to a jack^rer TWO HUSBANDS AT HER FUNERAL. ! end L .Trains, which wsre tbe garden spot* : rapidly, and yon better begin your Br way of tiring at once. You haw »yw teau and old cellar. s^d drank all th- u>nn of the cvmuinptoa of o«* and bah Arc Thou Posted Where to Boy few months the Block waa aa •‘You think, then, that rrare champagne GOODS CHEAP? . [St. James Gaaette.] In Align**, 1752, a genieman purporting tn your search the lea* wine of that nstxi chant, landed near Colcheater with a chert. which was promptly seised by tbe Cus- While th*doctor wondered, and the r tient raved, the telephone girl spill l> sides with laughter, and the iunoeenljrac. man tooted hie horn in ignore n<-e of wh. he bad done. MORPHINE INSTEAD OF QUININE. I CURIOUS APPARITION tnm-house offl. er*. One of the officer* -------opened the chest, and was going to run rb« Fwt<1 M«etak* -t aa Alabama Fhy tN 0LD SLAVE’S CRAVE IN GEORGIA his hanger into it, when "Mr. —Williams —• ' -v““ . r-lflnnuH [Atlanta C rmatltutton.] clapped his hand upon bls sword and de- i Ught-Tte latere* aired him in French to desist, tor in the the ejaculation of Miss LHIIe Smith, daugh A* there were other boxes of fine clothes tar of Jeremiah Braith, of Oxford, Ala., a1 and jewels belonging to the deceased, and she turned in a paroxysm of pain. Mist 1 aa a distinguished foreigner always ex­ Smith was suffering from tonsolitis. Dr. . cites the suspicion of a British official, T. W. Christian, who has teen tbe family . (Atlanta Coaatr.utloe.) ' the Custom-house people insisted on phyMcian for years, administered some­ About forty yean ago a man name ■ plucking off the covering* and setting thing in the shape of a powder to abate tb« । Said owned a farm in DeKalb County, an tbe corpse in the church, where anybody might come and -look on It, wnile they re­ thought, with quinine, io be given tbe pa . <r j. j . yui.l l ad Juda punished fo CD < ffensa bv placing ter in does coi fused to allow th* agonised husband to tient whsn ths fever abated. Abou’ 3:« | bury tt until be should give a better ac­ o’clock Mr. Smith was awakened by hi, , finf.meUt and on vefry abort rations. Th count of himself. daughter, wbb complained of pain. He go! -nether of Mr. Lyon, our in.ormant, wa Wlth hlmj wo a young gtr The poor'man at last acknowledged that - ------- --------- -------- m-------------------- bqw he was a person ot quality; that hi* name in five minutes after taking it abe made was not William*; that he was born at tbe remark noted above. Tbe young lady Florence; that tbs lady wa« English and fell Into a deep stupor, from which it wa» the eagerness with which the famish* I his wife, and tbat she desired to be buried impossible to awake, her. Dr. Christian woman devoured it. Jud* finally died, i was believed, from the effects of cmj in her native Essex. The officials, howj ever, bluntly told that in o.*der to clear said to him: “Doctor, are you certain you treatment and tbe deprivation of food i himself of murder he must disclose bls have given tbe right medicine?" By thi» She waa buried in the woods on a billsid > name and condition. Toe hu*band re- time be had discovered hl* error, and re­ aero** a branch abou . three hundred yard ■ fused to do this, bat was allowed to have a given the wrong medicine!" Naturally, , with ^be corpse. Tlie story I shall continue the Doctor wasexclted, but he had presence ft to this day a solitary one. Soon afte - in tba words of the correspondent of a of mind enough to order hot coffee to be tbe burial “Jude’* light" appealed em newspaper of the period from who** let­ made, and put those present to rubbing the wasting from the grave and wanderin ter’ this account 1* taken: “My brother patient and dashing cold water in her face ___ _________________ _ a. ■ “light” manifested went to see him there, and tbe scene so while ho went in search of an antidote. ot tho nlj,hu This wm ,u* iu vawu. *iM young lady ((xjnch intelllgen ■*, and struck such terro shocked him he could hardly bear it; the hearts of tbe Reid family tha he said it was so like Romeo and Juliet, was dead in an hour. By mistake the Doc- ' He waa much pleased with my brother, as tor had given morphine instead of quinine. *Hey sold all ibeir possessions and haaUL the Blate of Georgia- Tbe “light" ba he talktd both Latin and French; and to Mr. and Mrs. Smith have expressed them his great surprise tol 1 him who the lady selves no-, unkindly of the Docto-, and ; continued to appear frequently from th* was, which proving to be a person be realise that it waa an error. Mrs. Smith u—, to this, but never seemed to inspir knew, ’he could not help uncovering the declared that she had forgiven the Doctor J terror and uneasiness in the breasts o for making the mistake. Since the sad . outers nor visited tbe dwelling uftei. on •mint rwti read il K*an l.imiwl that it in.. n„ w, rJ in short, the gentleman confessed be was event occurred it ha* been learned that II the Earl of Rosbery’s non (tbe name is Is notrtbe first ca«e of the kind in that fam­ Primrose) and hi* title Lord Ddamere ily where morphine baa played a part lived several years with him. He saw th (Dalmeny); that be was born and educated About a year ago Amos Smith's eldest “light” probably a thousand times, at al. in Italy, and neverwaa iu England till two child died in T. xas from an overdose ol morphine sdmlnlstared to him by acci weather. Bo also did his mother, brother and sister*. Many of the neighbors hav don and. was in company with this lady, I been present occasionally and watched it with whom be fell passionately in love and 1 JERSEY JUSTICE. Tbe Reid dwelling is situated in tbe for prevailed on her to quit the kingdom and marry him; that, having bad health, * be Orctarlng and form Poll Bridge Creek, a short dihad traveled with her all over Europe; snd tance below tbe house. The bofom lan when abe was dying she asked for pen and A legal contest is going oo between tensive and covered with a dense growt ’ Rer. Mr. G----- , rector of Th----- , In Eteex. Union County and tbe township of Mil­ My maiden name waa Csnnom; and my last burn, In Essex County, over sn alleged sttemp: on tbe part of tbe Milb who Ia<t married her -protests ' l-«* 10 throw tbe care of an allege 1 pau|>et ■ i gentleman •from the house. n»»»rkitaw (Ull lta.cootm.tan on b.r upon u,. Union u bonUn,. Mr,. Mar, I ?«U‘1 ,»d, : *••»>.• -I*” ’.4-tatetal In y..n._ straight out of the grave about eight <> etgy, bad taste and breath guea* we are bilious. Lut, in complisnre w.th her desire, he hired premises, furnished them, and sup i<»j2 ZO-PE-8A will tour up our liver and brought her over, and should bare buried ported henelf by Bailing chickens and oto- ten feet high, and. keeping about the earn ■ i our alnl nWlun and » n. rt,M. , h„ „ ----- (|. lha „rpDo, bi.. I „ p nltry „|„d. H.r not -a. paid , distance froYn the ground. It would flo1 stopped) without making any stir about it. I regularly, and she led a quiet and i4t<red | slowly off up and down the swamp, or t ' ward the bouse, or up tbe bill througw t.After the nobleman bad made •his confea- life. Two months ago a conatabia visi-ed wuuds. It wool I often glide about for a I aion they sent to Mr. 0----- , who put him­ the house and surprised her by direc lug self In a passion and threatened to run her her to appear before Justice Morrow on a .♦*- las: hakband direugh the body; however. charge that she was liable to become chargeable to the town as a pauper. times started for the grave with the in ten represented to him tba thia gentleman &on of beating tbe “light" there, in ordj bad been at great expense and trouble to the townf«.tau.tat f^. .....L;.... i.»>.u.tap~vid I iUi .C k---~ PiwJ'rrL'i.'.'r, folllll her de* I re, and Mr. G----- consented . for myself, and If I ran’i 1 have relatives icc bad ever succeeded in doing so. By th .. rrwcrlpcion i rwacripiion ot a u dotuiu | Boston pniMcian. dWrensed . . ,,, i „ . — —.„tu,• 1 to see him. New Y^rk and Jersey City who will taks I yean by 5 a Borton druggirt. time they ba I taken ten step* in tbe dire. ’ One On* 'dore dore will cure any ordlnan rongh. It They say tbe meeting was very moving, ?Sa"» reirt"tfiu? of “AHub“>ui'h CuK “d that ■pressed each other civilly. | Tbe officer disregarded her protest*, *hf • tlon of th*gravethsy would *** th*“light' returning toward that point with railwa and don’t Iw put ot! with any other ’ i The stranger protes ed bis affection to the : *ay*. and she was taken before tbe justici speed, reaching it before the would-be I: . . was so strong that it fat, earnest ' There she learned that tbe lady _________________ e charge of pa\ j vestigatora Were fairly uarted. It invar । wish not ohly to attend her to tbe grave, j perism made against her was baaed on the | ably, paused an -nstant just over ths grav. but to be shat tip forever with her there. , allege ion that at tbe time her busband TT"’ , .. ’ then dropped straight down and digs) He put himself in the moat solemn mourn- r h.d .ta-ptad . coO. <o l«ry bl» pc<rwL A I11U Imm—Itatoly tax. ing. and on Sunday last in a coach attended ■ In. She explained that the'eoffin bad been j tb« corpse to Th—where Mr. G------ met voluntarily offered to her, and that she ao 1 it in solemn mourning likewise. There I ceptsd It to save expense. She was de­ lights. Mr. Lyon described tbe “light" a i etxjut the sis* oI a nian’< doubled firta, < |4.­ never waa anythin; like’ his behavior to bis clared to be a pauper, in spi e of it all, and . a somewhat reddish tinge, sparkling eosu Indigestion. Dy*pe|»la. Headache. Nervous ness, Urinary troubles, are often caused by a 1 dear, dear wife; for so he would call her to to escape removal to the poor-bouse «h* j what, but not very brilliant, and onl torpid Liver. Some call It Liver corapialiit. bllslightly illuminating, tbe bush*« and tree ItMuncsiK. etc. The Lleer govern* the system: if the Liver islnatf Ive. one may be bilkww.tw Mtxr ................ - ------------ a™ r« «**r. •»<’ 'I'11,!" ••ch City. During her ab«ence an entrenc* i in passing among them. The nearest M fever and sffuj^headdeiMvmalarial fevers, dlzzl- O;ber; but my lord is Inconsoisble.” wa» forced into her bouse through tbe win I ncM. etc. Tsssriar to worse tronhies. n»*i’. fte- Tfa^e msg lead ,lo Jrouhles. dow, and three loads of^ousehold good- tbe distance from tbe dwelling to tbeama Don’t throw you old wringers away, but bring them to tis, anil get new rolls This new remedy. ZoPKXA. Is now taktnjc the and clothing .were taken -out and removed stream In the direction ot the gravw—es lead oFaJl'other rerartteTasR UvMFiUNit'Q- ; A WARMING TO BON WANTS. p-t on. All kinds of repairing done on short notice. Hag* taken in exchange tok . It seems to act In a remarkable way upon to the Unieh C«un y Poor-house. Even । one hundred w i yards. His bro-»er-in-la» that organ—It corrects tlie Mie. tlie urine and tar cb:ekrm wm Ml, <! nnd ranorml. 1 alnGn. ptata-nl ___ __-bo ——owLd —a ah— t'bi —1_ — ’ ■ ■ anything you want in our line. the blood. Friend, keep the Liver healthy with Modern Caampagns Said tob*a DaagerZO-I’K-SA and other troubles are then corrected. Liastd, by Umwou •<, tbs Kansas of Superintendent Brown refused to reoeivt , Edmund Bun?* death, and lived o M.l’mltartHwMta.dnwW m It C.h.1.1.^ tbrtn, .nd >tay -nr. drpo.fl«l In a raraal ubU1 18x wm 1UK, wtt,ta al lot riaar by. 1. la for Ibl, .Oort Eo Impo- „ a„bt (MI ot q, ^at tagi. [Philadelphia Tlmea.] and h„ ,lllar. M„. Tbomaa Mia । "Cbampasne is no: what it used to be,” on Union County tba ear, of ao E.ta. hl, OLIMBIWO to spiral stairs Conntr rwldant tbatault .baa tarn m and hlln .j, ,u „,b.tad from aau> I said awn* murcbant yreturday. “Tbe ' old process produced pure, wholesome ■ ■ Parsoaage. ous sen<ation, and on looking out into th —------------------- ----------------- ■ ■ ; "Vr*.’ she said. ”our eblldren an- married tbe old process tl:e Juice of the t rapes is ! yard they saw a very unusual illuminatioi -----------------------------------1 and gone, and my husinuMi and 1 sit by our wluMr. Hartman opened the door and there i SYMPTOMS BY TELEPHONE. ■ । tar nrv lunch a* we did before the little ones allowed to ferment In the casks fl st. Fer­ j the yard was tbe familiar ball of resMte came to widcli the oreis. IJfr is wmwthlng mentation, you know, b an sc loo of na­ ■ like aspinsl staircase: ar are all lhettee rom- ture fc at throws off impurities, and tbe > sparkling light. It remained wtatloaary Ing arwHid over the s«wt we rtarted from, only Will Buy our of thaw Celebrated (Through Malhl ‘’’“■nS'to’lfpreUy"iliusteatSto’’ remarkrtl her more of it you have tbe better. After tbe j I direction of tbe grave. Mr. Harunap aai cask term ntatiou the wine is bottled with Tieklerib* is a practical joker, but he i* . aai. .yrtip or p-rt.p. • r.wr.taip, very much afraid of cousiunpli -n. Tb-otbei be waa not particularly scared, nor ws: the ladies, but each felt that they bad tee • wta.lo.wl .love. “Vou know wo wwmol .tap addeil to produce a second fermentation. ■ ‘. j and went to tbe awakened by this unusual appr -ach of ti an ' ‘ .mt nn r.r-t. in tha evening be got to rough hlWw T» I .taut *• telephone and called up Dnjyhiteya, and •Light." T"‘ tbi^1 *r.lOf eoZStfmu So- Th-U. "Jade’s light” differ* from the phoeptex liyr, for 1 ha\e had inr'sharc <>( that. Not los>g the vault* every day torture* years ana ...hadr played . . a . good .. miny »k* and ahatettemSo thrt ’ rib. joke. on th. since my health utterly broke dowu, == ih=t trru full of malaria. My dlgrrtion bereme take up the bottles txA =bxk= . ' —— a aralb.ti anM *tMOon ufuinM *■lb< ala# thoroughly disordered and my ne’r'e’ " J;”’ *“ • each liotrls is bandied about twelve bun- » dred <ta*e« before It I. put on the market. • * u Jn myligbt hon^hSW i astt ...... . i During tiiat time tbe corks are changed ; Using on a bass born ai-out that time, and fiilird to reach. .be * that .B »he wav true , : -ert of the trouble. The dteeuae—wldch seeme I • — — ,----well aa tbe coldest and stormlaet of wwaU !tol>e weakiW-w of all the champague Is made. would like him to blow a abort, .barn Hart grressd imtU 1 had‘**ptr*1 *2*^2'<'?, fem. out an inferior I f.on.od . - .mn.mf.tar HMd, itrotiiMiiiri-d l“* inc i oust -.nun : tarn. op. .« nitrogen, and sometimes albuminous mat- I _______ k. tin. Ita.ll aitalrlta It i« t*»* recood or bottle fer­ ale «m<gir and I w» given up to die. As thr ter as well mentation that permits the nitrogen to ee“Ohl 1 guess you’re tutatakeu,” said Um Will sell thee Cotton Cloth for 6c. Will sell thee Best Prints for 6c. Will sell thee heavy Shirting for 10c. Will sell thee Dress Goods for ,8c. Will sell thee Cashmere for 45c. Will, sell thee Shawls for 75c and upward. Will sell thee a suit of Clothes for $4.00. Will sell thee a better suit for $5.00. Will sell thee a suit for $8.00. Will sell thee a suit, all wool, for $10.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy boy for $2.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy large boy for $4.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy biggest boy for $8.00. Will sell thee Straw Hats so thee can not find fault with the price and go home satisfied. If thee will call and see what goods are sold for at Lewis Stern’s, thee will not see in vain. Come early dr late, at any time, we will lie readv to wait vou. Lewis Stern, At the Cash Store. DO YOU WANT A hay fork or a maritire fork ? A hoe, shovel, rake or spade ? A gasoline or an oil Stove? Any tin, topper or sheet iron ware? Any eave-trouging or roofing? A cistern pump, well bucket or lead pipe? Jack knife, clothes line or a wringer2^ Plo\kpoints or boot blacking? Do you want a pail.that wont rust in a year? If so, call on EVANS & BROO S Call and see us, two dorrs west of bank. Evans & Brooks ll . 1 fl/V a H E ALTH-PRESERVIN G CORSETS ! travel with tbe wind, sad also vary greet! Coma right ond fermantatiosi and puts tbe win* tn tbe “Hold oo I Cough in t ie teleplKMie." church. CoMbcook. This is a well known niske of------ - and the -price we quote »s 25 per cent lees than they have ever been sold. >r, after rei hogle s �BLAINE AND LOGAN Ike Sutemu from kaiae aad the Boldiar from lUiaoia tho Choaaa Loaden of the BapuHicau Tbe Former Triumphs on tho Fourth Ballot; the Latter Becjivas > Nom­ ination by Acclamation. prtlte reguiattetr« believe that tbe assembled wisdom nf tbe Republican party of this Nation, through its chosen rcpreeeutativM in this hall, will so shape our policy and will present such can­ didates before tbe American people aa will Semea eT Tumultuous Excitement Dur­ ing tbe Taking of tbe Vote—The Ballot in Detail. crowned in tuuiultu«Ai uneven, unfriendly light at public scrutiny has been turned upnp hire, and the universal verdict m: " Well done, thou good and faithiLoud applause.? d festive of of tbe Republican (Anpiauae.) Illinois can come with one failed in tbe discharge of J whether in council chamber or ol. bMaine WCFL— favorite, whore splendid abllites and personal quail lies have endeared him to the hearts ot hw friends, and tbe brilliancy of wbose genlns challenges tbs admiration of . alt (Loud ebrerinr.) n“'* tion. „ Tbe Ki hatred o Colorado Qmmn Moat Delaware Florida ■ Georgia lltiaota Indiana the candidate* of thia convention a loyal and hearty support whoever they may be. Gen­ tlemen bi tbe convention. 1 am aaztehed in the people ot ibis country our action will be ratified because tbe . great heart of the American people will never consent that any poli’lccJ party should gain an ascendancy whose chief reliance for Its support is a fraudulent ballot and viotenoe at the polls. I Applause.) .tbe people of this conn allow a nun to be inaug tbe United States w position mav. be brought forth in fraud, ard wbose garments may be saturated with tbe Innocent b'ood of hundreds of his coun- The NemlMts. tbe crowd MX “Marcota# Throiurb ready borne in triumph. civic victory no teas renowned than feSSn I'T"do" IS poiutments. and all laws al v ariAnce wnui vni MM-OM revel which it made of wood from every pwe -Art- >-rt>rt and Te^Horyin the Union. incind feeAleak* at oacw PMTOOM- w be -IrtlT !!><1 will never oonsent to a revenue sj'swm in [laughter], [laughter]. and nod tbe the handle bandit of it — Ufroni — - ttw effe^rcly avoided. w_rttareof the people j this Government otherwise than that which oldcharter-oak tree of Hartford. Conn. will not only raise tbe neoesrary revenue for Its support, but will also be sufficioot to pro­ tect every American In this country. Gentle­ men. not for myuelL but. perhaps, tn obedi­ ence to custom, 1 thank you for tbe honor ner equiiy utnted. Tbe bust new interests of large tracts of the* you have cod ferrod upon ma" tbe country will be con served. Bospect/ully. ^.JX^TnonX^dents. al tens, and The rules of the last convention were adopted until tbe permanent organization should be perfected. The chair then called for tbe name of the delegatee to serve on the various committees j r—Credentials, Reeolutiona Rules. Order ot Business, etc. Tbe names aa agreed upon by Wkkrkak. The women of thia country are the various State delegutious a day ar two ago were announced. Mr. Perce, of Masaacbuaetu, offered the following: RuMced, That the subject of revised apportiunmentot delegates to future National Con­ ventions, and of the revised apportionment of members of the National Committee, be re­ ferred to the Committee on Rules and Order Ss-S5” “~r “• ^rs°“R'',h” ”*■ °r u-”' before the ballot for President. The resolution waa adopted after debate. TW Wrtart*, provrt Mr. Donan. of Iowa, offered the following to be brief and uninteresting- Tlie Committee memorial, which, after some debate, was on Credential# was tmi prcoared to reoort. ordered read, and referred to me Committee therefore no business of importance could be I on Resolutionb: To the SaHonal ranvcnlion of the rriiuUiean done, and an early adjournment was taken Party: We, the-members of the women's until ten o'clock this morning. ; Christian Temperance Union of the United THIKIi DAY'S* RROCnDlNGS. ! States, herein represented by tbe signatures Chicago. June 0.-T te convention — of our olOcers, while believing that while the called to order at 10:.*|O h . m. Thursday. Prayer , poison habits of the Nation can be largely re­ strained by an appeal to Intellect through waaoffered by Bishop Fallows. Tho <otnm|t- I tee ofTCrodenuals reported tn favor of tlie argument to the heart through sympathy, off ( r membersot tbcoonlesttngdelcgatJons, snd to the consctenoe through tlie motives or sitting religion, believe that tbe traffic In those poI- .uvudlng Inciudl— tbe entire Mahone delegation from ' ' Tbe report was unanimously soiqi will bo best <$<>ntrolted by prohibitory Virginia, law. W« believe that the teachings of scL adopted, on ------------Rules and cnee, experience und tho golden rule coinTne icport of tbe Committee .—----- — bine to testify against tho traffic in a'.cobolic Order or Business was presented. After liquors as uui.ua a drink, and .ua.. that the homes v. of ,j ameodmenta to .the proposed rule relating to ., auau vaac uvua^-0 ...V ..... ... .... ...................................... .. . a—whini, k»nir.H.i.i America, which are .the citadels of patriotism, the method of choosing the new now Nntiona. Nntiona; purity and happiness, have no ene- 1| r>Committee --------— and “--------the rule - — concerning —»»•the — mode tnlcs m> relentless as tbe Ameri­ of proceilnre to be adopted in the election of I tn tfw.vt t-*nrUit, thp rerwirt can saloon. Therefore, aa citizens of the delegates to the next convention, the report United States, Irrespective of sex or religion was adopted. A majority and a minority report were pre­ or section, but having deeply at heart the pro­ tection of our homes, we do hereby resoect- sented from the Committee on Rule* concern­ fu iy ana earnestly petition you to advocate ing the basis of representation In tbe next snd adopt such measures as are requisite to convention.' Tbe majority rri»ort provides tbe end that prohibition of tbe importation. tbit each State shall be entitled to four delegates-at-large. with two additional delegates for each member of-Congress-at largerif anyr. ot the National Constitution,'and that your that each Territory and tbe Distsict of candidate ^ball be by character and public Colombia shall be emitted to tw4 delelife commi'twi to a National prohibitory con­ stitutional amendment. ition offered by Mr. Ruasell.^pf filsbop, in behalf ot the Irish National mlnorit’ ling to the owncnihlp ot land by rule that each Stalo shall tie entitled to four ran read and referred. delegates-at-largr and one additional delegate The-conventten then adjourned until eleven for each RepressmaUve-at-largc tlf any); that each Territory and the District of Columbia o'clock a. m. on tbe 4th. JOHN A. IXXIAft. shall be entitled to two delegates; that eaeb Congressional District shall tie bn titled to one RKCOND DAT’S UtffllON. delegate and an additional delegate for every C hicago , June 6. — Chairman Lynch mount ­ The Convention Matts. lu.Odu majority votes or fraction thereof cast ed tbe platform in the convention at eroven lor tbe Republican PresMenUal Blec.oral o'clock yesterday. smiling and looking neat ticket at the last prooedhwr Presidential and natty in a standing collar, black tic, and a Chicago, June 4.—Tbe first session of tbe blackish-blue suit. The delegatus had not all Rlghth Republican National Convention was Presidential election, certify the representa­ beM yesterday niornlng in the Exposition tion to which earn State la entitled. A lengthy debate followed tbe Introduction talMlor Bl«b. bu.dr^l Md del*---- ----------- _ gates, representing the Republican party, bad They were rosea, calls Idlest —I and petunias Tbe crowd upon on a bed of eosne together to nominate candidates for * (tastes! ppi; Towneeod. of — — ^rcat as yeeler President and Vice-President of the Republic. day. but thr distinguished guests were not :Ote)o: nttey.of Missouri; The doors of the (onventioa Hall the some, showing that the tickets are fair y Clayton, of At were thrown open shortly after ten distributed. Kllhu B. Waabburne waa a prominent figure on the stage. Tbe vats in o'clock, but few people took advantage ot this to secure tbelr seats, and It was not until tbe rear of tbe ball occupied by guests were not quite filled. Tbe ball presented a more gala appearance. Additional lings were put make a lively showing. From eleven o'clock above the buUdiaa. There was also mor? sltion. anti! half past twelve, tbe hour at which tbe waa called to b«xly. presenting i constant a;ream of humanity pouring Into '1 beir entrance Waa. tbe building, and every seat and every availj was occupied fell. It is estlwas call to the chair to permit Mr. McKinley, of tbe committee, to read tbe re­ ithe Secretary bogau reading a memorial from Cbalrn»an «ur American Ivmpcranco Alliance, of Mary­ port. which was aa follows: land. Tbe memorial comprised the resolu­ At IS:» Senator Sabin. Ch tions adopted -by tbe Central Commitkee of on Hesolutiooa,'lbou presented tbe following ttonal Committee, called the convention to tbe SUU- Temperance Alliance of Maryland. order, saying: "Gentlemen of the Eighth Na­ " FSTatepubltoans of tbe United States, In tional Republican Convention, tbe hour hav- who will advocate the suppression of tbe Msg arrived for calling tbe convention to dr- liquor traffic. Tbe rosokition waa referred to National Convention assembled, renew their altegisare to the principles upon which they the Committee on Beeolutsooe. Mr. Massey, ot Delaware, then introduced a have trfumrted in sIxsucoeMve presidential address, at tbe conclusion of which Henry Ca­ resolution favoring tbe consideration of a res­ elections, and congratulate tbe American bot Ixxlge. of Massachusetts, immediately o ution to extend the Presidential term to six peop.eon tbe attainment of ao jnany result# rose and presented the name of the in tetf^atro.i and administration by which the Bon. John it.. Lynch as a substitute for Mr. Plumb, of Kansas, introduced a resolu­ Republican party has, after saving the Union, that of Cxyton, amid immense applause. A tion to tbe effect that American lands should done -o muck to render its iastKutlocs just, call of tbe ..roll on tbe motion was ordered. oqual snd beoefioent, the aaftwuaro of liberty belong to those willing to (ill them and dlsfa Tbe call of the roll waa taterrup'ed bv W. W. voring the load tenant system. and the embodiment of tbe beat thought and Morrow, of California, who secured the floor, j Mr. Hawkins, of Tennessee, Introduced a highest purposes of our citizens. and in n brief speech opposed Ctayton as Chairman, counseling unky before nominees, whoever they may be. A second to qukk and faithful response to yvoceedlng farther. At tbe end of bis re—u moved amid applause. saarka George W. Curtis, ot New York, Hawkins, of TenossaoB, speaking' in defended tbe action of tne committee if the resolution, said that if the deleand supjioned Clayton. Mr. Sabin announced that tbe roll would be called, when John 8tewan. o^Pennsyivanla. addressing the conven­ tion. characterized it as a stigma upon the National Committee to do anything in opposi- tbe Republican party at heart should dare to imittoe. vote down the resolution. The sooner tbe men who would vote against it were found out tbe mil-call. und were out of the Republican party tbe sooner the party would be better off. What reason could this convention give for not sup­ porting Its nominee? Mr. Curtis, of New York, amid applause, tingu said that as a Republican and a free man ho people. Hooordanoc' with the National came to th-8 convention, and aa a Republican action. Mr. Roosevelt, of New ‘n ,b<' Administration of PnwMent Arthur (Cheers.) •No tie pubbean Coo ven tine," tie continued, pressing toe none that be would be elected. “should cast a refiection on tbe gentlemen le prosperity, and ws General Clark K. Carr, of Illinois, took tbe who composed lu Tbif gentleman from irvicee are enthJedto tWlfornia dares any one on this Moor and will be hoped this convention would not put a to vote against the resolution. I say to ciUaen. Mtema on tlie man who carries an honorable him Coat lbw resolution is an insult. [Cheasrai — * <ood Gov»rnm«nt to In ths name of Garfield and tbe Republican party the speaker asked Mr. Knight to with­ draw tbe re?oiuU<m. and asked tbe oonven- and to vole the revolution as unworthy to be ratified. । Applause.] Several members attempted to speak on the reaolutton. but tbe Chair ruled that speech** wert loud am Nevada.. North (aroltna Ohio.... Oregon. Rhode Island South Carolina T. rnwn~ Art I—" <rt>rt Jrtn Itartdr, oj Ohio jumped to bis feet and moved that tlw ciSv^Uon proceed to ballot Half a dozen seconded the motion. Mr. Stewart of Pensylranla. moved that five ballots . .___ ----------------------- 4 Iplla O. • ' C A. A ■» ...K, T» .Vermont Virginia. Wisconsin .K.n Wr Thur*। irn • .... District of ColuinbU adjourn until ten o'clock this morning. The roll-call was demanded and resulted .a* fol­ lows: Ayes. 410: nay«, Nl.. Chicago. June Notwithstanding the dtasipaUons of Thuredav night, tbe delegates and n.'A spectators. bearing in mind tmu tickets were nohrlp In penetrating a crowd Of 10.000 peo“ the ■*-"• date of »the application. _. ■.- ,..!!■ I I,, -nA Mrlv st the '»•h- annlteatnm. The Republican party favors a policy wWcb shall keep us from ciitaugling alliances with foreign nations, snd wh»cb gives ua the right to expect that foreign nations shall refrain troni meddling in American atfa rs—the polfAHIulon wow ol. Mud b, cy wbich-seoks peace and can trade with all oower*, powers, cut but rape esjiccially *l’-b those of the West- nuu a,<»u vuv - a—— —Hemisphere, The convention waa called U> oMer ai II JU ------- ■ its old-time strength and efficiency, that It o'clock: prayer by Bev. . Dr. Kcurtder. ot may in any sea protect the rights of American Chicago: tbe roll was culled for the purpose citizens nud tbe interests of American com­ of filling tbe vacancies in tbe National merce: and we eall upon Congress to remove Committee, and then tbe fl.ut ballot was tbe burdens under which American shipping ordered for a candidate for President has been depressed, no that R mar again be Following la tbe true that we have a commerce which leaves no sea unexplored, and a navy which takq* no law from su> erior force. Resulred. That appointments by the Presi­ dent to office* in the Territprtaa should be made from the bona-fide citizen- and resodeuta of the Territories wherein they are to serve. , Aesr/rej. That it is the duty of Oingress to . ' enact such laws as shall promptly andcffectu- 1 Alabama, aljj-suppress the system of polygamy within Arkansas our territory, and divorce the political from California tbe ecclesiastical power of the i*o-c« ted Mor- j Colorado, mon Church, hud that the law no enacted . Connecticut aboukl be rigidly enforced by the civil au- Delaware tborltics if possible, and by tbe military if | Florida, need be. . .Georgia The people of the United States In tbelr or- Illinois., ganized capacity constitute a Nation snd nut Indiana ii mere confederacy ol States. The National i .|Owa Government Is supreme within tbe sphere of -—-­ its National duty, but tbe States have reserved Kentucky rights which should be faithfully maintained. loumada... Each should be guards.1 with jealous care, so Idaho.. .. . ' ■Montana New Mexico Utah Washington . rtrt Total c Mr Burleigh, <>t N, u » ork. moved ths; tte nominal on of Mr. Blaine b> mw> unwo- -otot. . Maryland.... Ma?8Rcnusctt»Michigan. | ________ complttlon ol tbe Nntrnnu.' f dtnmiuee by ... ... tea. ..... . Ckrson. Oompiitters to sdect mt-tr!-er* of the X'ahoaai to ten minutes, In pre-.-i candidate for Vjue-Pri-irf nomination* fur —1 form adopted a* »n •redlent one. ami the nominee for Pmaideoi ■ breadth of. tbe laud, ano woow sos ctwj sireugth to »he ueket «■ ibsf m doubcfaldw Nebraska Netate.... ___ New Hampshire. North Carolina. Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania... Rhode Island . South Carolina Tne report was unanimously adooted. The Chairman announced that tbe next or­ der of busineaa would be tbe call of Slaws for members of the National Commluea. The roll-ca'l resulted as follows: Alaoama-Wilbarn Younabtood. Arkansas PowHl Clayton. California—Horace Darts. Colorado—W. it. Cnapln. Connecticui—Samuel Fraseoden. Delaware—Daniel J. Leyton. Florida Jcare D. Cote. Georgia—H. F. Putney. Illinois—J. T. Littler. Virginia Weet Virginia Wisconsin. Dakota? Idaho.... Montana New Mexico. . Washington Terr Wyoming District of Columbia. B-iayr. of Virgtala. Boise can by acclamation wsa*1',, bowled down to enable arixww a »•*¥■”, Tmal.............. The following Kentucky—J. Z. Moor Louteiana-PaanM. Maine-J. M. Haynds. man received 1 from M Nebraaka-Cburote Howe. Nevada—Thom*# Wren. New Hampshire-Ed ward H. Follett. New Jersey—-Garrett A. Hobart. New —John D. Lawson. .__ NmnYork re—। aim uiaz we wwo pu. (roirt, b, prrmW", rained two, getting from Lo<an, In Mi lowing Blaine gained a vote in rantataM. I gained 14 K and Bounced hie aBirmai'y lI5ln12rJob.n w> BrninerDakota TerritoryDwtrtat of Colu retelIL B. Carson. w. -- inatlon unanimous. Adjourned to 7 p. m. The convention was n< two from Arthur amid tbe cheers «f R* es,r THEHAKEE1W Nebraska; UVMiTOCK Sheep <ellppedi luraton. of Nebraska, could better afford to ItAT-No. t H< No. t Boring OATK-West. rn M ntad Hon. (ralueha A. Grow, tliaoa, to conduct the newly-electedChairman to bla seat. Mr. taend'-raon was Introduced by Mr. Lynch PORK-Mes* (New/ ” .»l» Jrt-i rurtrt urtrtly roesrs aauxw ““""rin.AGO Interim- C>ttlc u> Cbok-r • : i W Johnston. Sgj?: ho«„. & Loud < William G. । 'Hie ree« I SSIVtS Maine Invio ate. Tbe perpetuity of our iMUtutions rests upon the maintenance of a free ballot, an honest count and correct return. We denounce thr fraud and violence <practiced by tbe Democracy in Southern St atm. by which the will of tbe voter la defeated, as dangerous to tbe preservation of free tnadtoUotis. nod we notemnly arraign Sbe Democrat­ ic party aa being the guilty recipient of tbe demand that tbe ii i-lfc'n Imports shall protacuott to the virtu mdividuais. rt sass, sssr Nebraska .Gov. Lo«*.of MawachusettA inUng the aaml ut George F. by** �HJSTISOS. rltlDAY. JL’XE ■». Local News. >• inflation thi* w*tk, IfiSO. FOR SALE! The Democrat man will probablv keep £»ling with that gun until some dire accident win ImUII him It’s loaded. 1 ’ James Clark, who was sent to the house of correction last, spring for rebuwe” 00 hta h, TL Prtty ,IUT“’------------- --He stole a buffalo robe from the buggy <;„v. St. John »l I'nion Hall. of Mr. Bates while iff this city. Clark :k,s-T fail to attend the lecture of is now in jail here awaiting trial. John Jone *h. Witiiey Post of Bowens Mills, Hill W»liK ha* been commenced upon the Poet of Middleville and Sterling Post of lm.tulaUon for the new Baptirt ehnreh. Wayland are to unite in a Fourth of Ti’av. Phillip, has an announce­ July celebration at Barlow Lake. An ment <if intereat to all in these column-t. the pleasure of listening to for aunr day. Mr. Ely also acted an toasttnast, -The Grand Lodge of Michigan." was responded to by Grand Chancellor Cone uurnder GUdden, of Big Kapids: “The Supreme Lodge." by Past Grand Chan­ cellor Sweraey,of Hastings; -The UnitonnedlUdt.-bj Adjutant Smith, of Lattalng , “Battk Creek Lodge No. 35." by Past Chancellor Curtis, of Battfe -Creek; rae*; -vur “Our Lact Last Baoy, Baby, Chartotte I^dgeJIo.SS.-byHon. II. F. * — ton. of Charlotte; “P. C. ami 41’," by Post Chancellor Mack, of Detroit; “The Ladieef' by Surgeon Gen. Bartley, of Detroit. After the banquet the Knights repaired to Castle Hall when work was done in second and third ranks. Never before in the Pythian history 'of Michigan was such a “send off” Igiven at the institution of a lodge, and we opine that the Knights will travel many a day 'ere they again become the recipients of such hearty hospitality as was accorded them by their Charlotte brethren and the citizens of that thriv­ ing place. Spring Announcement f the city Hmi l>. the undrrate Cornell liullt on Jo west of~Sk*tsan Slate Road »tErt. Avet'ine"‘from I <> Wrtim. a. D. M.ynan! «»d t1?!” petition waa read: , T®Jn Mirand Common Coancii of the city oi Hastings: We. y<w petitioner*, would rrapeettully Mk the improvement of Market Mreri in the city *»«ye*ld.fn»tbe interoration of said street wdth Green street, north to State street In said ly> •“<«,P«l»«!>ariy that part of said Market street, where the. water from Green and other and the boys expect td have X grand \ sl-MBEK from this plane went to We. then tinuiii Hapiilsto see Forepangh W«l- old fashioned and patriotic celebration. tbe aide*. Satitiday B. Tinkler givre evwy perty. . mk<xi wuiw can, The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. one that calls on him at his store on UigiMHl by D, R. Cook. W. F. Hlek* and four Jefferson street a nice cool glass of soda. teen others. H Lathrop next Tuesday afternoon The prayer of tbe petitione.ni wan granted by Don’t be afraid to call; don’t be bashful half.past two o’clock. al)Myra. just liecause you are handsome, but go Aid. Hocle ottered the. following: Ml. John Michael justly feels Resolved, That there be and is hereby trans­ prnudof his work in decorating the, right in and get a glass, for he does it ferred front the general highway fund to tbe necond ward the *uin of one hundred and Bfry to get you there to see what he has and dollara <Biao> &ud that the street commiukner r t.msxised by the !>ank. to show you how goods can be sold. Khali l>c and La hereby Instructed to lAake a tile ar^.n .*;"*• “»»««<. east of dejMt. and rut ALREADY the rattling tire of the Eggs higher. Take yours there and Hon. A. J. Bowne is in Detroit i ditch from end of drain to the railroad culvert; f... kt t line can be heard, indicative of get the advance. ‘b* Hreet at the wane County 'Treasurer Alexander is in *15° P!•<*, tlie All not to be leas than two and oner,. t oiiiing political strife. । * John Rock is to give another of Laris! ng. Adopted by all ayen. The editor of the Freeport Herald those popular 83 excursions to Detroit By Aid. Beamer: Hon. V. P. Colyer, of Battle Cr^k.1 Resolved. That there l»e and Is hereby trans­ ' . .I Utter look “oud a leedle.”' An j from June 24th to 27th inclusive, dur­ was upon our streets last Friday. ' *ferred from tlie general hlahwiur fund to the 1st ward fund two hundred dollars ($uo<b. ir.,tr in ingite is after his scalp. ing which time will occur several na-4 (tarried by all ayes. On Tuesday, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. On motion council adjourned. n-1: citizens should all lend a helping tional league games of ball at Detroit Masters, a girl. Cigars, eh! Ed.? Wm. H. STEBBINS. nd and assist the. ladies to hold a That this opportunity of visiting the . • . Recorder pro tent. Mr. and Airs. A V. N. Slingerland “city of the straits” at a merely nominal <ing Fourth of July celebration. are at Mancelona, visiting friends. . i » >N 'r pay 25cts for a hair cut. You ;. car fare will be largely embraced by At a regular nmimunii-ation of Hastings lodge George, son of M. H. Clark, is spend­ No52. F. k A. M., held In Masonic hall, June , ,.h get a good cut for 20ets at Eva and j the people ofithis vicinity is a foregone 4th. A. D. law. the following preamble and muI[ conclusion. contemplating the ing a few days with friends in this luttons were adopted: • t» i t s shop, in Rower’s basement. ---------- Those ----------------------To the Worahipful Master. Wardens, and Breth­ city. .T-lons’.of KmcsuAwlU lBcture:‘r,iP^h“l11'!r,r/U"'ti''1<"'’ Bt on,v’ ren of Hastings ixxlge No 52. F. & A. M.: Vourromiulttee at>ix>lnted to draft renoluthms Tuesday last Mr. and Mrs. M. L. . ,. ,'|,-r..nre at Union Hull. *r’ *■ ll“lro"’ of kn‘>’ri"« 0'1’ upon the decease of brother Win. M. Scudder, ; .retfhig. Junk »th. Admtalon, a*'“h'■'“"'her going. Cook left for a several weeks’ visit in submit the following: It having pleased tlie dlsjM-nscr of all to re­ move from our association our brother. Wnu M. - .t.,lb Stauffer & Salisbury purchased Dakota. Scudder, calling him henre to the Iwurnv from ■' ru/social of the young i *•**ln • 'h1oi“ Miss Anna Holbrook, of Muskegon, whicii none return, thus severing the ties of • --immrvwdrty will b. held at I »t«k ofdn-r»d.rt«rtremriy is visiting her mother and relatives in brotherly friendship so long enjoyed by us; Resolved, That we tender to tne widow and •iunary society will be held at the orphan so suddenly deprived of the need and ,........ „,,. of CHn«t smith FrMsv »w ca.h rntea. and whidt they are |rell- this city. supixirt of a husband und father, and under week. ’ 1UK“t 81n“U ■““«*» for a**Mr. Frank ijames, an employee of the such aggrieved circumstances, our kind sym­ .■’ternoi.n of this week. and take tills occaalou'to express tn them This is a rare opportunity to secure Vermontville Hawk, spent Sunday in pathy. that we miss his presence among us. but with In thi< issue will be found portraits bargains in this line. As this firm pays them hoiie to see him again, when mother earth Hastings. sliall yield up her dead; and under the guidance the nprninees for president and vice the highest market price in cash for oiirSupreme Conductor, pas* on to realms «»! Lena Gazette, an eleven year old miss,;; of the fiitun'. . ; exuient and a full report of the pro butter and eggs, eta, those having Resolved. That our lodge room l>e clothed neiee of Mrs. Em. Busby, arrived from • whngs of the conviction. w I Hi the usugl bailge of mourning for- thlrtj these products for sale will at once see Texas Tuesday) having made the entire days; a rojiy of these resolutions lie delfvereil to 'i \dav evening next\Rev. Hunai the way by whi-h they can secure Inirthe family of tiw deceased, and to the bity )*ajourney, alone. persSigned. ' •fger will prearli asernton for the es- gains now offered by Messrs Stauffer & T. PHILLll’M. Col. Armstrong, of Bowens Mills, DANIEL STRIKER. benrtit of yoting ladies. All, Salisbury. Jiring your butter and eggs J. Q. ('KERRY. was in this city Monday, as were 1 wi-ver. arc invitwl to |>e present. Com. and exchange them for goods at cash Messrs. S. lloush. Dr. Peckham and J. Ji -t now the Banner job rooms are I rates. NOCTURSS. Yurger. of Freeport. -H Hill <-I work, bill will grt all jobs I CLAKKB & ,IaraH1[Clarence Clough Bud.] ' Messrs. Powers, Sheldon, Smith, Col. tmw. rvra though «^!(,1Hr(.eand M w Klk h„.. fonnK, „ love thee nt tbe steeple love* the star grove, Messer and other in attendance IAbove It, wooing in the sparkling night, a-oihan.lshavetolwemployKl. | OTprt»*lp to the!»• btwta—. They at the Cidcago convention, have idl re­ When tho duenna moon ia out of Kight, Those in arrears for sulwcription . (j0 jnsurance und money loaning turned, and unite in voting the conven­ t il please rJ^uuM not nnt fonrpt the B BANNER , ..-.i -Ad! forget .the anner I business, attend to <-<»lle< tions and per­ tion a “big thing.” Bo worship I. though £row«» thy beauty mar. • Like clouds wind-strewn between me and tby while distributing theft cash, now that fecting titles of land. Both these gen­ At the residence of Mr. John Busby height. thetiuie for marketing wool has arrived. tlemen are so well known all over Barry in this city, on Monday the Vth, Mr. As on poor earth fair Heaven would put slight. Tin: alumni will meet at the high enunty as to need no introduction to Orin Koorbeck, of Barrv township, and m hoo! building to-day (Thursday) at 4. our readers. We bespeak for them a Mrs. Mary D. Valiant, of this city, P. in., for the purpose of making the liberal patronage, and extend Qpr l>est were married, Rev. Hunsberger officiat­ Thy calm heart, skied in maiden Mocking tbe archer with it* flashing light! na! arrangements for their annual re­ wishes. ing. Ah, this I know: Thou art the sonith star TllB following program will l»e rah COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Of a celestial sphere whose canopy The Young Ladies’ Band give enter­ ried out by members of- the Alumni at‘ (Wiaon council met lu adjourned mmIiiii Covers the heart that's in the old, old plight. tainments at Charlotte. Vermontvyi> Monday. June 8. INN, bln hutior. Mayor Powers. their next annual meeting .Ume£7: In tbe chair. ADVERTISED LETTERS. and Nashville this week. It is their in­ Music. ’ The following ai-i <iuirt* were preaeted: Letter' addressed to tbe following perrons re­ tention to start on their western tour Address. Miss Kate William. maining in the jmwi offlee st Hastings. Barry SIS 00 county. Michigan. June 9th. 1**4: Dau Shav Oration, (’. H. Gordon. next week. 16 ao Ira Cotton. little Garns, Mr«. Nettle Hall. J no. EggleMoii... Essay, Miss Mena Mudge. 19 <n Walter Kelly. Ata Durkee. J. Wooten Head the advertisement of half fare M urfc. Cant*.- John Beech. Frank Carrou. W. H. Miller. land excursions to Arkansas and Tax as Drop Letters.—Richard Dementi, Jack Skav Paper, A. D. Niskern. htrkage.- Mr*. K. A. Jackson. John Hfahop Class History, Will Kennedy. i . another column. VV. S. Powers, of M. «ipuv............. W. H. POWERS. I’. M. Music. Ed. Keynohl* ... Nashville, is agent, to whom inquiries Min A. land*.............. Music under the direction of shoiud lye sent. I Frank Rode” Flora Riker. Wheat, white The Banner is pleased to note that E. WSMsa.... Wheat, red I Martin Fickle Corn, retail the officials are this year doing street Monthly report of school district [ ^^7"' ONta. paj. No. 2, Johnstown, Miss Belle J. Mirth- J ;• work in a common sense tnannerPort, drrared Href, dreared xihg the streets as the< should lie for ews teacher, for month ending May 2d: 1 *Fre<i cro#«.. Butter the entire distance worked; Fred Adamson. Wi; Ida Bird. Vr. MlchreiCaw) Al<l. Parker. Ihat Um? arcounlM be allowed, rutai<«-» The Hastings Comet Band requests Louise ('ramlaU, *.«: George Crandall. himHy T mi order ba drawnoa tbelr re*pecdwhu»d«. 100; Earl Clapp, 83; Vevah C tepP. *• the Banner to return their thanks to Jimmie DarlKr. «8; Anna I^sy, «»; 1JTbe^no<Sn« <t»miniini«-atloa km reeehed the ladies who so kindly furnished ice Anna Foster, W: Johme h oster. t»; 'T& £K - K-< < ream at the Band dance of two weeks Hattie Farnam, «7; Anme b armiin. J'O: Ing*; Genl*- The « onduciaron tbe Vnloa block Dr) Saite«l Rltlra lJw»r. hb)....... uro. This item was accidently omitted Eva Frank, 100; ArnrHsher, 100; Maud iKhtmted. ro that It will weed a new *me. WUrr Umr. bbl Fisher. W8; Alice Godsmark, »; Jessie Halt, bbl in «»ur last-. I*l«at»r. tow .. Godsmark, 78; Aggie McPeack.W; Ed­ ,,.u win w । w>uj-w H**f Hides .. The young ladies of this city, deter­ win McPeack, 97;. Edward McPeack. OiM HMra. AM. Btek. U..I W. s Wool mined that Hastings shall not be be­ 97; Wlddie Nye. 98: Lena HMg. W. tbeHykuiii w e^?? >r..llJ?; Wheal thill. Butter und emj* flrjnei. ('arrie Simmons, 93; Vernie VanNocker, b rev tiledofaS7-ao new and largtr one and an eav< hind any town of its size in the state, 100; Lizzie Womb. 96; Anna Noud. troush taking bie water from the wl»ole ave organized a Y,oung Ladies’ Band, a; WgieNoud,a; Edna Hwanson. W; Vnkm block be pul up ln P>«^ *’ld onV1 to The best on earth, can truly be said 1 meet for practice at 5 o’clock in Delphine Cqle, 100; Eddie V> all, 100. of Griggs' Glycerine Salve, which is a Wiffle Wall, a; Clarence treshout 97 «T’tewCT*iteilu«<'<te|wiy.'So. sure cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, tne morning. Johnie Callahan, 99; Fire Department, hHd'April mh, wound#, and all other sores. ill pos­ ^ince the second nomination of Liu­ Clarence Swanson, a; Artie b rank, 1 • • 1 llii'Uug* fallow Ina officer* were elected lor the jear itively cure pile*, tetter and all skin t-mUiix Aprif I8th. .!f°SeTa"' ' pin the result of a national convention eruptions. Try this wondtr heder. K nights of P ythias . — Tuesday last has not been hailed with such joy as syMtrafm-tinn guaranteed or money re­ (> AllCll. III*”'!' • • ’ funded. Only 25 Jents. For sale by F. that which resulted in the selection of there was instituted at Charlotte a JIurpMr: ’UewanL (ha*. Hotchpiss. ________________ Blaine and I*ogan^-the next president lodge of Knights of Pythias known as •‘Charlotte Lodge No. 52.” with a char­ ter membership of 50. Uniformed • To A. Jone*. H* **"«> to ^ *** divisions were present from Battle ‘T»y Aid. ItaMwr. tluU nrcoMUt be allowed. Creek, Lansing, Jackson and Big Rap ids. ami lh« Hartiliw *"*’'i*' lodges, accompanied by the Hastings Comet Bwd. Thu K. of P«f KraolvwL the Mettle creek end Jm*»on .livisimi" The following, ladies have been ap­ were also present. Both of these lands pointed committee on program for the were very hue. that of *’r" ’ 4th of July celebration to be held in this ranking aeooad In the stete. The ortl- dish l« wul.b terrte.jjteyg!. uj. city: Mesdames L. A. Munroe, of Rut­ cer» of the .upreme lodge conducted KI teUH to ” l'i "" land. Clement Smith, W. P. Sidnam, the work, which wus witnewwl by ctMiicU.<| mat the rraohitlon be adoptNorman Hailey and B. R. Rose, of Has­ ,lx>ut 160 Knight*. The peredc in the tings. K—er. afternoon ww a very fine dtaplay. near­ and vice-preridentk, . Thf. M. I. society* will hold its last meeting previous to adjournment till >**pteinber, at the residence of Mrs. N. Barlow Monday evening. A good pro­ gram will be presented. All of the members are requested to be present ySTS.1»- ■» Thoms interested in the cause of ly SOO Knights being in line. The drill t’-inperance should see that Governor and evolutions of the uniformed ranks >t. John is greeted with a full house on elicited much favorable commfflt. the iK casion of his lecture here the 25th. After th. pentdelnth. The Gov. is an eloquent speaker, and he work In the tint rank was will please as well as instruct his “and at 6 JO o’clock the line of parade audience. was reformed and the Knight" were The communication from Woodland aworted to the lumquet hall where an is n-spectfully declined for the reason elegant collation bad been prepared by thTtediesot Charlotte. Of the; many that it is altogether of too personal a nature and the additional fatal omission lamquete gotten up by *be ladle* of of the real name of the author, which in Michigan all unhcitaUngly united in all eases must accompany eommunica- uronoum iug this the a* J’''“ "7,ra; tions for publication. The greenbackers herealiouta don’t were sprred for W the Knight, -nd e««WWl-» the were eordiidl appear to “enthooee" much over the nomination of Butler, white the thought ‘■v« of the possibility ot Ben’s eriring of charlotte, whhb was om the plum at the coming Chicago cun­ - ot th .n- AbM-nt. Aid#. Hogie. Mornl The following accmnjt' for rem! and allowed b) "H ayra. Dan Shay - I / ILARKE 4 RIKKR, " ! I Attorneys at Law find solicitors in Chancery. , iOWcra In t Uhnj block, ever Beumer Rr«>«.' • HMKtlugx. Mich. Practice in alt court# of the stub-. Attend i«> MlreUonM and perfretlw tlllra to real rafale. Money to loan Ipaunince fitkeu, etc., Hr. r\ * TTMTO Obtained iu tbe I'nllcd PATENTSs^Si^As;-!: nwraoiT. Wicw. phlel tree. J.JAU' n>" Carpets, Mis, Curiam Fixtures &c. this Spring. We are in such a shape as to offer inducements that will COMMAND ATTENTION. N. B.—We are headquarters for carpet warp. W. S. Goodyear & Co IT STANDS AT THE HEAD I THE LIGHT-RUNNING DOMESTIC BECAUSE IT IS Simplest machine made, having few parts, no compli­ HThe astings Makuts . cation, ami requires little skill in management. The Lightest-Running machine, hence produces less fatigue in operating, and on that acckmnt is especially recommended by tne medical faculty. Adapted to the Greatest Range of Work—will do the finest as well as the heaviest, and is suited to tbe use of all applianc­ es that facilitate the ordinary, fancy, or difficult work. Always ready for use. and requires no special adjustment when the work is changed. The Most Durable machine ever made. Its construction is in accordance with the most advanced and approved mechan­ ical principles, and all the parts are Case Hardened, working on Adjustable Conical Bearings. It has the most beautiful wood-work. It has the best set of attachments ever furnished with a Sewing Machine. The Domestic has the best warranty of any machine made. Over 100 Domestic machines in the city of Hastings alone and some of them in use 22 years and running all right yet. Nobody has ever been able to produce a Domestic shuttle worn out/ . I have iu stock the Royal 8t. John, the New Home, the American, the Wilson, the Singer, and others. New machines from $20.00 up. Sewing-machine needles, and the finest sew­ ing machine oil riiade for all machines. Parts and attach­ ments furnished on short notice for all machines as cheap as the cheapest. UtX» tXt lWWt »:---- ARKANSASand TEXAS, Wednesday, June 25,1884. H. Miller MllBi.li' .IrtMttHt win teUMtete *Py- -UWtW. To all those who contemplate buying Pumps! Pumps! I manufacture the beat Wood Pumps m stock the best Chain Pump to lie had. ent Expansion Rubber Backet I eell tlian a cheaper pump are sold. Pun l>e set if desired and warranted all ' Grant’* < 'all and see me, erne door went e in ill Pat- �■ A BRAVB LADY. [From the Courier.) Mrs. Scboonnmkcr. of Creek Locks. UlrterCo. N. Y.. bad tbe misfortune to entirely h*e the tight of one of her eyrs. through an accident, and endured painful infi'anumtory acUuti therela for two long years; the other eye finally be­ coming syinpoXbetkally effected, her general health seriously suffering; indeed she was a mere wreck, a walking skeleton. In tills terri­ ble strait she consulted Dr. David Kennedy, of Kondout, N. Y., who told her at once that the Injurvd eye must be removed. She quietly but firmly said: “All right. Doctor. but don’t give jin- chloroform. Let my husbaod sit by my side daring the operation. and I will neither cry out nor stir." Tbe work was done, and tbe jxwr woman kept tier word. Talk of soldierly coariutr! This takes more pluck than It does to face a hundred guns*. To restore her general health and give tone and strength to tbe system. Dr. Kcnufidy then gave the "Favorite Remedy," which Cleansed the blood and imparted new life to the long suffering woman.!She rapidly gained health mid. strength, mid is now well. The "Favorite Remedy’' Is a priceless blessing to women. No fondly should br without It. Your druggist haa it. H not sendto Dr. David Kennedy, RondotiL New York. TIME HAKIM OCCAM STCAMCNS. rN.~ York THtase-1 Mr. Erwl Pmmt, principal profeMor of the piano-forte al th® Royal College of Music, on Thursday afternoon de­ American atatfei. and often b ‘gin tbe liver® 1 before a large audience at the name with a certain letter or syllable. Royal institution, Albemarle street, the Vessels have been re-named to conform first of a course of six lectsre® on “The to a rule. It it seldom, however, that a History an I Development of the Mus:c lost vessel it anoceeded by the name for the Piano-forte and its Prede­ Jlaveoin. Harpsichord, Harpsichord, 1’ name, the cate of the Royal Nether]and cessors, the Clavecin. with ’ * ’ musical illustrations line, which lost tbe steamship Edam by etc, instruments. He re, a eollimon with another vessel at sea, on these and built another Edam io take her place, l>rfng an exception, k The Guion line aames its vessels some of their finest ideas to the key­ after the states and territories of the board ,.m> that at first right it seemed northwest; as the Wisconsin, Nevada, , almost a hopeless task to evolve any- | Arizona, Alaska and Oregon. The thing like order from the extraordinary Wliite Star line selects names for its mass of names. But on studying the : vessels ending in "tic:” as the Baltic, matter more cloeely a daaai".cation ; Ad iatic, Germanic. Celtic and Britan­ evolves it.telf readily enough, especially nic. The Conard line chooses names aa the lecturer's desin- was to brin$ the ending in **ia;" as the Gallia, Servin, masters in music before the audience Pavonis, Bothnia aad Scythia. The not so much theoretically as practically, National line began naming its vessels i. e. by pinyin x the pieces chosen for after American states, but afterward illustration, rather than by oral de­ adopted the name of countries. The scription. He then gav^, as was indispensable, J. A. Tawney. «*l-. « lemllng attorney of present Holland was formerly the Winona, Minn., write®: "After using It tor more i Louisiana; the Canada the Pennsyl­ the shortest possible sketch of the than three years. 1 lake grwit pleasure In stat­ ing Umt 1 regard Dr. King's New Discovery far vania, and the Greece the Virginia. keyed instruments in us® be'ore the I onsnmptlon. its the best remedy In the world The Inman line names its vessels a ter piano-forte. The clavictherium was in­ far Coughs and Colds. It has never foiled to cities; as the City of Chicago, City of troduced about the year 1800 by the cure the most severe adds 1 have had, and lnvarlably relieves tbe pair in the chest." Trial Berlin and City of Richmond. The Italians; it was a kind of oblong lyre, iMjttles of this sure cure for all Thnmt mid Lung State line adheres to the names of with catgut strings arrang<*d in the Diseases may be had free at W. H. Goodycars American states for its vessels; as the form of an upright triangle. Keys drugstore. Large site, fiioo. Miss Gabrielle Greeley waa thrown from her State of Pennsylvannia, State of Ne­ were used to raise the hard leather plectra which. twanged the strings. buggy at Chaptmqua, N. Y., on Bunday, and had braska, and State of Florida. her right shoulder broken. The Naw York and Bordeaux line Iliis was the only keyed instrument in Fred. Hotcbklsss distinctly states tba; Ack­ nimoi its vessels after well-known wine which catgut or violin strings were emer’s English Bentedy has and does cure con­ chateaus, and the wines furnished on ploved. All ft© later onei. beginning tracted cansumpUon. Ask for circular. An board are bottled at the chateau after with the clavichord, had wire strings. entirely now medicine, guaranteed. Prinee -William, of Wurtemberg, will visit which the ship is named. The two ves­ The clavichord, whose wires were sot Queen Victoria, seeking the hand ot Princess sels now running are the Chateau Leo- in motion by pressure on the Beatrice In marriage. villo and Chateau Latite. The Ham­ keyboard, had but a feeble tone; Pontiac people believe Forepaugb’s white ele­ burg-American line haa a large fleet of still, under an artistic hand it phant Isa fraud. vessels, three of which—tlie Leasing, yielded excellent music, Ijeing favor­ A flood in the Bio Grande river is doing great Gellert and WielaMd—were bought able to staccato passages, and giving damage along the banka . from the Eagle line, and bear the name great prominence to the melody. It u One„Great D«w<l is Enough. of German poets The North German was the favorite instrument of Sebastian Watts Invented the steam engine; Morse, the olflctric telegraph; Whitney, the cotton glu, and Lloyd has a vast fleet of steamers. Bach. The virginal had brass wires, De. I>avid hennevty. of Rondmit, N. Y., discov­ Some of them are named after rivers; and the sound was produced by a p'eoe ered and prepared Um "Favorite Bemedy** a few, like the Gen. Werder, after of raven's or crow’s quill. The vir­ ■ which Is worth more than all of them. l»ecause it saves life and cures disease. It purifies the prominent persons; others after old ginal had a compass of only four blood, drives bile from the system, cures those estates and leading ci ies. The Bremen octaves, but its touch was extremely delicate diseases peculiar to women, and is, in short, a sheePanchor tn every bonsebold. Don’t and Hull vessels are named after birds. sensitive. This instrument was Queen • spend your money in paying doctors, when for Of the American lines, the Alex­ Elizabeth's favorite, bit it was hot one dollar a bottle you can always have the andres' Mexican and Havana steamers n.uued, as was thought by some, in "Favorite Remedy*’j on your shelf. are named after cities, as the City of honor of the virgin queen, tor it was iu Adolf Dailoz, carriage manufacturer, Buffalo, says; "I was troubled with nausea, sick head­ Puebla, City of Alexandria, City of use under her royal father and sister. ache and general debility. Burdock Blood Bit-' Washington, and the City of Merida. It was most likely styled the virginal ten* cured me.” The Savannah line -selects Indian from ita common use by the nuns in Miss Cora Barton of the Bed Cross, is conttnu- names.c Tne United States & Brazil their hymns to the \ irgin. Ing her noble work of relief on the Onio river. line selects names ending with uance," The spinet, or instrumento di penna, as Finance, Advance,, and Reliance. resembled in shape a harp laid horizon­ The Iwst salw in tlie world for Cats, Bealses. Of tho outside British lines the Glen tally. Clavecin and clavier were the Sores. Ulcere. Halt Bbeum, Fever Sores, Tetter, rtmpiipp Hands. Chilblains. Corns, and ail Skin lino name.* its steamers beginning with respective Freuca and German names Eruptions, and positively cures Files, or no pay “Glen;" the Japan line, ending with of the harj>sioliord. The Italians used required. It-H guaranteed to give perfect satis­ “shire;” the Bee lifle, beginning with the davioytherium and spinet, th® faction. er money refunded. Mee 25 cents per “Ben;" the Hall line, endingwith English the virginals aud harpsichord, l>ox. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. “Hall;” the Calcutta line, after the the 1 reach the -spinett, and the Ger­ When you have a oourh and waul relief, think of stars; the Colonial line, ending with r— . ------------------, mans thb clavichord and harpsichord. --- . -j------------Kemp's Balaam for the Throat and LunffR. A guaranteed remedy for those dlvesAea. Price no “Castle:” the Clan line, after the clans; The great characteristic of the pianos the Bed Cross line, ending with “ene;” • forte was that by introducing the hamcents and fl. Consumption has been, and can be cured by theBaltimore line.ending with “more;” ! raer to strike the wire a heavier touch the use of Down*' Elixir. and the Strath Hue beginning with produces a louder, a gentler tonal? a ‘'Strath. Str.lL. ”--------------------------------------------------- softer tone, thereby giving the per­ Judge Well*, of Michigan, will probably retire “ from the Court o*f Alabama Claims. • I former, as implied in the ms!rnmeat's I name, the power of playing at w.U . [Newark Newt] | piano or forte. A lady patient writes from FLsliklll Plains, Dutchess count). X. Y.. to th-. David Kennedy, The ' ragged edge” has a largo sale, The character of the music of the of Hondout. N. Y-.: "My foot Is entirely well. The e Igos are sixteenth aud* seventeenth centnries :md I never felt iwitter In my life titan I do now. though no longer new. I nm very proud of-'Favotifr Remetlv.* Shall 1 jagged and torn, instea 1 of being cut .was especially religious. With hardly cxiutnuie Its use?" "What ailed rhe foot?” It is in imitation of the hand au exception nil composers were organ­ does the render Inqtiipe. It was ukiirated from evenly. impure bkKMl. "Favorite Rejnedy" purified Ute made papers of fifty'or 100 years ago, ists, the organ having already reached blood and the ulcer was healed. Ixjsc no pre­ whose edges were fclwa. s thin and un­ a higl> aegree of mechanical perfection. cious time, dear woman, but yet the ^Favorite Remedy” of youv drunclsl, or wu lose one dollar even. It is an English novelty and the But the want of musical instrumento to the Doctor, nt the above address. first /t|hat came ha.l a water-mark of a. for the chamtar, especially for the fair Bismarck and Imnlly arrived it Berlin Satur­ Roman soldier's h .*ad snd below the sex, was more and more felt, and the day and met u i*opuiar oration. letters “B. C. 55” demand created the .supply. There The Paleographic is an exaggeration was, however, a great lack of variety Fred. Hotchkiss w|ll refund tlie price paid If Acker’s Blood Elixir does not relieve any skin of the same idea. The cover of the and pleasant expression in the earliest or blood disorder. A new, but thorougtdv tested box says that the paper was found in clavecin music. discovery. Pompeii, and it certainly looks so. The ConAumptlou Cured. An old nhyslcluu. retired from practice, hav­ edges are blackened, charred and torn, [Detroit Free Pnw “Household.”; ing hud placed in ids bands by an Eaat India and the surface, of the paper timeLet me tell yon, dear friends, the niHsloiiary the formula ot. a simple vegetable stained and rusty. A buyer might remedy for the s|*eedy and iierfiiancut cure of Consumption. Brom-hltls. Catarrh, Asthma and call it dirty, but it is not; itisjmly toughest’ thing we ever had to eat was all throat and hmg affections, also a positive und “artistic.” Twenty-four sheets and the first pie 1 made. It was an apple radical cure for Xenons Debility and all nervous complaints, after having tested Its wonderful envelopes of this only cost >2. The pie. I prepared the crust; put it in curative (towers In tliouMiids of imnes, has felt inside of the envelopes is clean, but the the (U^h, put in the apples and sugar, It bls duty to make it known io bls suffering put on the top crust, set it in the oven fellows. Actuated by this motive and a 'desire outside has enough spots end dirt to and gave it ten minutes to bake before to relieve inunan sunerlDK, I Will sendVrra of brjng the price up twice .that sum. -charge, to all who dwlre It this recipe, lixtier- There is a dull red paper with silver looking at it. At the expirat on of man. French or English, with hill directions for preparing and using. Sent by mail by address­ and gold doh sprinkled over it, nap that time I looked in and what a sight ing with stamp, itandug thU paper. W. A. another with stars. They are a hide­ presentod itself to my astonished gaze. Novks. 140 Power s Block. Rockester. K. Y. ous, reduced copy of that paper which The pie was fully one foot thick. I Gen. James Watson Webb, tlie veteran New covers the wall of some chancels in have laughed many a time over that Ym-k journalist is dead. . country churches. The "hammered pie. 1 hod mixed the crust with soda H. B. Durfry. mate of steamer Arizona, had hh and cream tartar wthont oue bit of foot biully jammed. Thouias' Eclectric Oil cured silver” paper has water-marks, in imita­ Each speeches as were IL Nothmg equal to It for m «prtok pain reliever. tion of the lines in hammered silver shortening. made over that pie, and such fun as we work. It is a thin and rather pretty A Tecumseh man Insists on storing gasoline, bad! It seemed to me that between the despite tbe pfoteM,i>f neighbors. paper. , The morocoo, alligator and calf fun and the chewing of that pie crust it As a sure remedy for Bick Headache. Hour Stomach. Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Constipation, papers are embossed to imitate the would be the death of us. Torpid Liver. Bdltoashcas.&c.. no medicine Is surface of those leathers. One lady equal to Dr. Baxter's Mandrake Bitters. called them "agitation” papers, so 25 cents per botth-. [Exebange.) Bev. Fr^Hchuijes Bay City, has tclegrapli,-,! irregularly did the pen career over Among the nortfltifia kt silver and his safe arrival hi.Holland. their surface. They are only interestglata which have lately been introduced as novelties. in London, and one which waa among Can any one bring us a case of Kidney or the bridal preaenti at an aristocratic I.IV r <■(>nipl;:iii" that Electric Bittern will not wedding, in a grape stand of artistic de­ speedily cure? We say they can not. as tltous[Exclranga. ] . aD-h of case* alreiuh permanently eared und sign, and furnished with inriaible who are dally recommending Eleetric Bitters. The djff.tr.-ni kinds of dyewoods used Will prove. Bright'S Disease. Diabetes. Weak in thh country are logwood and fasti®, hooka, from which are acapended the Baek, or guy urinary complaint qdTckly cured. richest clutters of the white and pur­ from fte West Indies ; lima, from the They purify tin- blood, regulate the bowels, and net directly on the diseased parts.>Kwry' l»ottle shores of the Pacific, and the bar and ple grain*. The effect is good as a guanuiteed. For sale at 30c. a bottle by W. H. matter of table ornamentation, and cam woods from Africa. The woods the frgit it preserved in much Tbe capita) of the new Eaton Rapkl* SavliuCs mentioned, with the exception of fustic, greater freshness than when the which is yellow, are red, but of various Bank win amount to R30.MO. bunches are piled one upon another shades. The sapponia wood^hich is a on a plate. J>elH.tli cllpiied off Hamson's locks that delicate pink, comes from the East mighty athlete nt once “became as other men." Indies. The ooata of the woods in the If it could be proved that the |«Mtee*siou of lux­ rough are, according to The Broridmice uriant hair w ould enable men to tear open lions’ Jaws, Hiseox A Co. would be driven Mild In tlrc Journal, :« follow®: Logwood, from Another ogonj -tho portroit, at the effort to supply rtiough of Pnrker's Hair Balsam >20 to >25 a ton: the red woods, from tunilj on now pointoj on the -oomto meet the demand. As ft is tbe Balaam pre>40 to >70 a ton, and the cam wood pnnjr ch no," un the ortiot. Apropoo about >150 a ton. Th® latter wood to thio, the little “oweer Ifi* oroameoto oomes from the interior of Africa, costs the oagu bowU ti.e "Hower of the drawing. * * considerable for transportation, and is family-tho bread plate, and tho artiat John Lawler of Fort Huron, has a hone becoming scarce. Cain wood is oard ma£ “in a mild war.- poae the oharp which hnn paced a mile iij 1M%. mostly by woolen manufacturers iu foatnne of the maiden aunt upon thr . Tbe and people all endone Bnnfock Blood Bitten a» the beat system making their dyes. This wood is drawn ton-poL while the dignified hoMol the renovating, Ifood purifying tonic In the world. to the markets in Africa by slaves, and honae gaze, mildly up from under the very fre-jnentlv staple® and chains art edge of a quarter-pound lump ot boa­ found attaahed to the logs when they ter. What next! arrive in this city, and poisonous insect® of that climd are often found in the hol­ OrasumptSoti. Coughs. Colds, Asthma. Broii- lows of tbe wood, which are speedily Wb«n m IndiM, to h, killed. _______ iodo a> there u nothing io hi. on th« Th® custom of turning steamship® has many carious fuitrtf0i Soma oom- Fourth HAtmA Methodi.1 church hit V'T’mi’ii Tbe Watsbbukx Watch Co., of New York and Waterbury, Conn., being desirous of advertising their, name and business have imide arrangements with a number of the large retail clothiers of this country by which the latter are eitabled to present to every purchaser of a Ready-Made Suit of Clothing or Overcoat costing $12.00 or over, one of their Improved Sil­ ver Nickle Series “C.” Watches. These watches are warranted to keep good time and are the bejt low priced time piece made in the world. We wi»h it understood that«this is no lottery scheme, but exactly as stated above. Among-those who have adopted the above are the following well known concerns: J. S. Hudson, Detroit, Mich.: E. R. Hull i Co.. Cleveland, 0.: Putnam Clothing Co., Chicago: F. W. Humphrey & Co., St. Louis, and many others. We have 8000 of these stem winding watches, warranted, and will keep good time and require as little attention as any $100 watch. . CW«*T ROCK ISLAND Noun *at8feJF«x. p Entirely &^vegetable ANO (Each one put up in a handsome satin-lined case.) We give one with every Ready-Made Suit or Overcoat at $12 or upwards. ASURC ^?TE.LdflciiRr ■■■■^■■■1 FOR COSTIVENESS And guarantees every Suit or Overcoat to be as cheap or. cheaper than can lie bought elsewhere, and if you are not per­ Biliousness, Dyspepsia, fectly satisfied with your purchase, return the goods any time Indigestion, Diseases of the Kidneys,Torpid Liver within 30 days and get your money back. We lune one of the most complete stocks ever shown in this city. E. S. PIERCES’ Great Wardrobe. GRAND RAPIDS. Rheumatism, Dirtiness, 8lck Headache, Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, Erup tlons and Skin Diseases. Prtos.UAc. per bottle. Sold by all Drsgrttt. AGENTS” fo Reflecting Safety lamp fKKous^dWsive BATTLES OF THE WORLD. FOR8HCE ft MACDS. CfoctauUtl.O FREE! New Goods! Call and See iBLESME The Largest Stock, Add row DR. WARD A CO. I Me. The Best Stock, Nervous Exhaustion, The Best Made, . Premature Decay, At The Lowest Prices Loss of Manhood. An BO-pnge Cloth-bout<t liootot Adrie* w Bought for Spot Cash, at less than cost to manufacture them. __________________ Youajt or Mlddle-ap d Mrn.with nemrtr«tna M*MK-«reataMmt•'* n tT- euiarPhy’***-' . «VMT FDSTC CO.—VIJ* Of IBR.T FREE Add™. T. WILLIAMS a -o;. »rl«AME.«* R. MUDGE. CATARRHiHEAD carters TRADE MARK. I'AUTKMR. .^SCRAPEffi CURE SICK HCAD_„ CALL AT THE ACHE BANNER OFFICE -T._____ H~a fhit hrre 1’ ’ 9. novm co., ****** �Local News. J M. Rtfantg * co. OUR GREAT SALE! HASrlSGS, FHinAT, JCXB 13. UH. 3t^.! W,.‘tabbora tHnf.Andrti. dkrnortii™ . Our $10 All Wool Cassimere Suits for $5.00. thwtht l. HAIR. Our $7.50 All Wool Cassimere Suits for $5.00. “po^ionto crop out in «:liool < irtdatiirtiihb week, JfiSO. Our $15 Fancy Cassimere Suits for $7.50. Our $18 Cassimere Suits for $7.50. Our $20 Light Wo'rstad Cassimere Suits for $7.501 KEMEMHERthe excursion to Detroit. Is job printing the Banner job r.K.m- take front rank. WORK on Winthrop Nelson’s new hous" is rapidly progeming. Why not organize a Blaine and Logan , jub in this city, and that at once? E to2“i ini xitisfaction. F.EFErnvE street work is being done a* the intersection of Washington and Grand streets. ’­ The interior of the bank has been h;m<!s"Uielyd»-corate<l, Mr. John Mich;trl Ding the artist. If Hastinob allows some other town t<-get the soldier’s reunion, she ought t<» s"vv grass in the streets. ox SatvRDAY a Blaine and Logan banner was flung to the breeze from the | pole in court house square. The Banner force think they can । form some idea of the alleged temperatun-uf hud’1*, especially on press days, j Eueepokt is to celebrate the coming fourth of July in grand style. They never do thihgs by halves In Freeport. The Banner has received another large invoice of wood type. The office now ranks “A 1” for doing poster work. The snug sum of 815 was realized at thr Pn-sbyteriim social held at the resirlmcv of Mr.). Janies Kolierta Friday p. m. ' | ' . ' * Those who go on the Detroit excurMtin thv 24th-27th will have an oppor­ tunity to witness some fine races in that The young ladies band gave an open ' air concert in court house square Satur­ day evening; which was enjoyed by our citizens.. . \. ' TiIekk^ no use talking, an opera ’k.iim- or a large hall suitable for hold* ing public meetings is a necessity in Tin: Banner's circulation is now l.d.'w. a larger number of readers than any tkher paper of Barry county has or Reap the republican platform pub-1 lished elsewhere, and see the steps in । advance that have l>een taken by the i party of progress. Aw now the Hastings K. of P.'s are j clamoring fur a uniformed rank. Tues-1 tiny’s visit to Charlotte in nowise de< ir ased this desire. To Detroit and return for only 83; j tH-kets good for four days, is certaiq^ .in inducement for one to visit that city either lor business or pleasure. The article relative to “hand gren;■ !*<■ from the Freeport Herald, will lie a toothsome morsel for Messrs. L. C. Welton and Chas. Hotchkiss, of this city. ,. j, If vor want to encourage cut worms, kill off all the ground moles you can find. Some day the fanners will learn that the ground mole is one of hb liest ■ friends. • . A movement is on foot to procure uniforms for the Hastings Cornet Band. The boys are making fine pro­ gress in music, and should lie encour­ aged by our citizens as much as possible. The concert given by the Young J.a<lies' Bahd Friday evening, a portion «•! the»pr(N*eeds of which was for the licnetlt of the Hastings bund, drew a good house. The concert gave universal satfefaetioni . Ike IlENDriusHOTT has a tine new I um nearly completed on his West <fteen street premises. When Ike con> plrtes tlie improvements he contem­ plates. there will not be a handsomer pim-e in cential Michigan than his. In TiiEexeitemtriitteif politics, 4th of •Inly, female bras# lands and street corner doctor's, dont forget the forma­ tion of the law and order league. The -akM.niHts are doing better than they di»l. hut the gamblers still defy the laws. Baixiiy cocxty is yet comparatively undeveloped, and prospects are that a new era of progress will soon be inaug­ ural hI. That competing line of rail­ road is a necessary adjunct. Without K the agricultural and business inter- **ts<»f the county will suffer greatly. But your shoulder to the wheel. Ciiilihikn’s day was observed at the ii- E. church Simday morning with even more of pleasant carwnony than-in tlie pa< The exercises were nicely conducted, and reflected credit upon all -•onrerned. The church was Iwautifully trimmed with evergreens and flowers, ;ul'l gay feathered songsters added to die muaic and enjoyment of this most enjoyable day. The American Sporteuuui, vice tbe •Sporting World, published every Satur­ day at Detroit, lies upon our talite, well fillet! with items of interest to speurtanwn. Wm. <). Lee is editor and .LA. <tebhard business manager. The sports­ man presents a s exy neftt tfp<<r»phic <‘PI»rarHT)ee. We opine-fhat if wfll re<«vealiheral patronage.' Subscription rates, per year. ‘h,n ‘'‘“I th. >™«reo»to» . S tbe, pUfal* bd'eneefe­ WAGONS! mOCI BOTTOM PRICES OX AlJ. Tints* ARTICLES. ARE ALL GOING FAST. C1«’«- ttnd. where more attention in given to drawing, □du., md Gorman than in I hl Foote has instituted a civil suit against Omo Strong for 850X0) dam­ ages. ' THE result of the Chicago convention gives the republicans of this dty great I *5h°°1 childreto.t " WATER UWE. Everyone is wondering how we can sell suits at such prices, ^ithe11- ,uhfU thLey 8tndy rt over in their lnlnds they can ^«ly *ee that we have bought the same Grades of Goods so much Tess than those originally cost that we do justice to our customers to give them the benefit of the decline. Now we have placed on our Half Price Counter the Mlowihg Bargains: thfi proportion of pupil* in h*M-<Uv dinioD. i, larger than inUrot,„ . c world whore public rchool. have bron estabhahed. The propoution to reduce tbe time de otod to the itndr of ttooka or receiving oral matron ion in tho common branch™ of learning hr one-balf arena preposterous. So dore the proportion to toacb trade, to bora and girl, ranging from U to 10 roan, of age. What father, who is a mechanic I would tnut ' trust hi. his 8 or 9-ve*r-old 9-vear-old Imr l>oy to f1 1---- L_ _____________ Li. work? In many instances the boy has i not the strength to handle them. He ; would not be able to lift the tools em-1 ployed by the blacksmith or i •towcutter. He could not uae the imple­ ments of the joiner, cooper, turner, or carpenter, without great danger. Ju­ venile tool* would be as necessary as juvenile books for persons of thia tender age. Ch llren who can not read and do not know the names of ngureM figures oouia could w^ « vi not use measures. A . ’ ' them would be nothing out a play- [ room, and a very dangerous one. The I manual-labor advocate would deprive I most children of half the opportunity ■ they now have to acquire a smattering of a few useful branches of learning. The advocates of manual training in public schools are careful not to specify what trades they would have taught. They aleurditv of atat- KT?y probably see the absurdity temr*--iptang to teach the trade °f tbe brick-, IN maker, ker. the bncklaver. bricklayer, the stone-eutter, stone-cutter, ji the stone-maaon, the machinist, tbe I blat-ksmith, the cooper, the plumber, the bra*s and iron 'founder, tlie carriage­ maker, the ship-carpenter, or the hat­ ter. Still the se ore tlie inoet important trades and tbe cues in which the largest number of persons are en{aged. ’It is hardl v likely that: he educational cranks would advocate giving instruction in the making of clocks and watches, vari­ ous articles of jewelry* cutlery, and books. Some o< them'say tluit they would give general instruction in th. use of tools and the working of wood and iron. iu tJie present condition of the me­ chanical arts a general knowledge ol the use of the tools employed to work wood and iron is not what is wanted. Particular knowledge and skill is what is required. It is hardly to be expected that boys ranging from 6 to 12 years ot age have sufficient maturity of min i to determine which department of the upclianic arts they are fitted for bt* desire to engage in. It is quite as difficult for their parents as for themselves to fofiq^ an opinion on these matters. Admit­ ting, however, that the child en or their parents have ma-le up their minds, it is quite likely that the trade desired will not be taught at school. The boy who desires to learn to lay brick or stone, to cast iron or brass, to fit gas and water pipes, to repair watchea. or to make thrashing machines won d derive very li tie benefit from working at a carpen­ ter a bench or a blacksmith’s vise. He w< nld be simply learning something he never expects I to practice. Men s Fine Worsted Cutaway Frock Cassi­ mere Suits, cost the Manufacturer $16.50 annd Retail for $20,00, will be Sold at OnCe for A A. EGGLESTON, • k Hastings, Mich. Painter and Glazier, MOn Warranted! $ j 2 oo. $ 12.00. $ 12.00. Brown Corkscrew Worsted Sack Suits, worth $18.00, with’broad binding on PAPER HANGING Only $12.00, $12.00. Executed tn a neat i Can Eire the , hVbn^Thr Four Button Cutaway Dress Tricot Suits, a Bargain for $18 and $20, come and We are making three take one for only widths of Tire: $12.00, $12-00, $12.00. k r* ' i rsi • i z- • • Call and See Me. HKI gE^ HERE ! Neat new styles of Cassimere suits, sold whole­ sale this season for $12, you ean have one suit for only $10.00, Having tvtumrd lu Halting* I hnvcojiened a Bargains in Boys’ Clothing. Buyers are Invited to Call and See Also All Wool Cassimere Suite, $3.50. ■ Them. Star Clothing House, 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. An officer Of the Fourth cavalry says that Buffalo Bill has applied for per­ mission to take the horse Comanche and use him in connection with his theatrical performance i throughout the country. Of course hie repeat will not be grauted. Comanche was the fa- orite horse of Capt Kaogh, and was ridden bv him into the fight on the Little Big Horn in 1876. He was the •ole survivor of the Custer mareacre. The horse was found soon after the battle standing m the waters of the river. He had seen wounds, three of them dangeruuiones, and had made his way to the river to slake his thirst and allay the fever resulting from bin injur­ ies. He was brought to Fo»t A-Lin­ coln, and rema ned there until the headquarters of the Seventh cavalry were moved to Hort Meade, w.iere be is at the present time. < omanc.ie hrigtaJly belonged to Comp.n» I. now rtatknud »t Fort Totten under-omm.nd of C»p». Ntttrhnd, but in 167M Cot Stargi, ordered the lrao«-«r the ho ne to the enitody of the »djut.nt of the regiment, end directed that he nerer egjrn be't**®” f . hl one. Tbe order the rro,Kl>el that be lie properly eeoariaoned and led in front of tlie color, at ever pur .de of tbe regiment. In color Co uanelie 11 dark dun. and, although oror iu vnara old, Ito w in excellent ror.dit.ou and tri.ky an a colt (Exchxniro 1 Mr Hhirtorant of tho otot onwy divuiioo ol the treonory. ,“r5le'1, ,he Hr,t 2.900,000 of gr.enl.Mk> >ro™ Weshiegtou over the moooteiBO to the VMt. ^fh- grrenbeoke. ^.io oon^MU-S eu^-l ee*oh the-.u I remeaber it to O.-lober, enJ Ihongh »*rm to WMhtogtoo it grew bitter roM »heo .. uot on the monnteine I bed beg to brtog toT overooU end I *1to " . I oerried the money vie k> CtoetoMti. nn.1 » fe« Pittsburg to l idcm* fwte) One door roil of Brook* ft Cook *. Stale Kt. Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware. I am non prepared to take orders for Material! We k-xp a Full Stock of Everything that enters into a house, from Quality Comes First -­ Til aid Repair Shop And will woou have a full Mock of About Perfumery Chiefly! y good a Job in that Mae ai you can * ice Mixed Plaid Cassimere Suits,’ worth , $16:50 for only Ttee History of a Warftarae. [St. Paul Dispatch.] CEILING DECORATIONS, un Mung m in, AT THE LOWEST RATES. Wort promptly done. LAN. KENFIELD. Sill to Ridge Board. i Consumers of perfumery know this. Doors, Sash & Blinds, They do not know in the same way as the chemist; but they find ont somehow. They use persistently year after year perfumes that alxrand The .Niagara Falls Route. GRAND HARM DIVISION. Taking effect Mar >«h. igM. rrATiova. in springing and satisfying fragrance at every stage of expos­ ure. .Of Our Own Make, ll •a While they buy disappointing perfumes but once in a As low as can be bought in any cornpeting market in the State. place. Hamaoa In view of the above facts I have just purchased a stock of odors from American’s best perfumery manufacturer, which ' is saying y good deal as almost.every large dty in the w States has one or more such establishments. . Mg, Mg It Mg The are al we I lately the best, costing 20 per cent more on an average than i all other perfumery, PROMPTLY DOMI, And Satisfaction Uuarant^ed. If you have any difficulty in getting suited on perfumes Hint j are fragrant and lasting (and I know you do) try this good, and you will be more than pleased. Fred’k Hotchkiss. Road Scrapers! KTATIOXW. io �== w The most vigorous. incisive. and tell­ ing speech made during convention week was that delivered by Mr. Emery Storrs at tbe conclusion of proceeding* I FrMiiy night. The enthusiastic uudl- I enur exited upon Mr. Ingersoll, but as ' he was not prment the call was made I —of th a— ’ i ’ - • - : Norcross Wood Furnace! i ’t • Perry Royc© Reapsrs, Warrior Mowers, upon Storrs, and he was fairly carried i to the platform, and, without any other Inspiration than the excitement of the moment, made an address which will । rival any of Ingersoll’s brilliant efforts. I It was full of sarcasm and humor, and I as sparkling as a glass of champagne. j His characterization of Mr. Blaine was admirably concise and to the point, and his arraignment- of the democracy was the most scathing and severe—and all the more scathing and severe liecatise it | was studded with humor and satire— that that part) has• ever lieen called upon to face. McCormick’s Twine Binders, 1 have seen in one of their platforms that they propose to enter on business with no capital except the purity of their principles. Was there ever such a bankrupt concern with such a capital ? The> say that is all they have to offer for the. suffrages of the people. My God’. My friends, a man that will Heating work on these terms will work for nothing and board himsell. Won’t you think of that dtar, delightful old dairfv, if she could take physicial form, which we call the democratic party, entering into business upon the purity of her principles? She has kept a house of po­ litical iilfame for more than twenty years. She has entertained every dis­ honest political notion and every disre­ putable political tramp on the contin­ ent during that period of time. I think I see her marching up to in­ genuous American citizens, with her shawl twisted around her shoulders, with l>rass jewelry in her ears, out at the toes, with a drunken leer of siUy in­ vitation in her eye, with a maiden coy­ ness, profesaing to do business on her principles. 1 would not for the world say anything disreapcctful of the dem­ ocratic party. There are certain things about it that attract me; but I regard it a little as I do a water-spout, which 1 like to look at from a distance, but dislike to get too near to; and when I. see one of its processions -and we will' see many of them during the campaign | —I feel about them as our old friend 1 —Strode, in this state, did when he des­ cribed an experience of his own in the Black Hawk war. He said: "By the ■ dim light of the setting sun, <on a dis­ tant eminence, I saw a hostile band. They were gentlemen without hats; 1 did not know who they were, but I knew d—d well they were no friends of mine.,’ in his desert ption of the triumphant [ Horse Rakes, Hand and Self-Dump, Spring-Tooth Harrows, The Most Powerful Heating Furnace Ever Sold jaclcsoxi Tile. Successfully the past winter where other furnaces failed, when thermometer ranged from 4 to 80 deg. below zero. Call and Get our Prices Before you Purchase. Every Furnace Warranted. Manufactured aii Soli Oily iy HUFFMAN BROS., Hartiip, Mich. BUILDERS’ CHESTER MESSER, HARDWARE ----- AND SEE THE----- Latest and Best Thing Out., PAINTS, OIL, &c The New Buckeye Low-Down Binder, Large Stock, march of the republican columns to victory Mr. Storrs aroused the most overwhelming enthusiasm with his glowing periods. He said: The night is closing down upon us the old diabolism of the democratic party is not yet gone. Another conven­ tion will be heldhere next month. Til­ den will probably lie nominated. It is possible that he is already dead. but. with the slyness und secret iveness of the author of the cipher dispatches, he might be dead two years and never let anybody know it. We will run sul>stanres against shadow's. We will run living, breathing men, with bone, and flesh, and muscle, and appetite, against ghostly reflections such aa he. They tell us that he may carry New York. New York is a great, practical, splendid business state. It was my great good fortune to be born there. It is the old Empire state. It stands like the angel of the Apocalypse, with one foot rest­ ing upon the sea and the other upon the land, tbe mistress of both. It has the spirit of Blaine and Logan in its bosom. The okl republicanism of that state which challenged the diabolism of Democracy thirty years ago has still within its heart the old undying and imperishable faith. It will; earn this banner, you may rest assured, forward through the storms and fires of the con­ flict upon which we are about to enter to triumph and to victory. There mav be those who will hesitate and falter bv the roadside. There may be thoee who will WMT)' in this magnificent march. We cannot Mop to heal the infirm. The lame men must fall behind, the cripples be relegated to the rear. The great, healthy, splendid marching of the re­ publican millions taking up this ban­ ner will place it» you may be sure, upon the topmost eminences of magnificent victory. Onewnore extract will serve to illus­ trate Mr. Storrs’ commanding power as an orator. In his peroration he rose to the following superb oratorial flight: i Now, gentleman, you-are going to lie escorted from this plat* by a band of music. Music is in all Jbe air. I feel it« old pulsings in my very veins to­ night. 1 know what this feels like, and I know what the awakened excitement and enthusiasm of a great and mighty party indicate. I hear the old songs o'f the old days. I see the old flag, with every star glistening like a planet, fill­ ing all the skies. I see the old proces­ sion formed. I care not where my ptate in that procession may lie—wheth­ er it lx? up in the front, under the light of the btetwed old imnner, or down near the the rear—I listen to the order “For­ ward,” and I march, as you will march, with your facwj toward the flag. If Mr. Ktorrs can thus deliver him­ self withwit preparation, without the inspiration he would have had if tbe The simplest best binder in the market. Come in and see it l have the finest line ot open and top burgle* ever brouxht to this city, and sell them at close flyun-w Low Prices 1 hate fiwt received auuther carload •( ttt The “old reliable” Studebaker Wagons. In tbe line of HAY TEDDERS, I can fire you your choice of tlte three best machines made. I sell the Bullard. Allen aiui Buokwaltcr Aux tUItig you want In the line o( fann machinery I can mH ynu. H. A. Goodyear & Sons . . --------- h i./i.flMlIOHBOBlMa EXCHAXOXff. L> SCREEN "DOORS. The warm weather will soon be upon us, and you will want, screen doors, We make them, the finest you can ask for. Leave Orders Now Don’t all come in a rush. We are just receiving the finest styles of Furrritum ever brought to the city; When it comes to good goods al low prices, our house cannot be lieaten in the state. Spangemaeher & Mason. The Cheapest Pte ----- TO BUY----- ' CLOTHING ----- IS AT----- Ilaluurll lodep«a<l< iii. A call for the organization of a post of the Grand Army of die I tepid»lie is being signed by ex-soldiers here. Wtn. Talliot has charge of the pai»-r. A Grand Rapids man will try to start a saloon in Plainwell. Re has secured one 1 Kindsman. snd is looking up an­ other. His bonds w ill not lies cepted, however. ‘ ■ Rosanna Clark, formerly in the mill­ inery business on Bridge street, died at Chelsea last Friday. John Burns, while at Prairieville, SimdxT, wm। kicked by • bone, from the effects of which he i> told up. During 1881 there were M birth, to Gun Plain., equally divided between the village of Plainwell and the town­ ship; K were feniaks and M nudes. There were 18 death, in the townihlp of which lb occurred la the vin». or three, Il were males and 8 females. Charlotte leader. Therein some talk of organizing a Ladies’ Cornet Band in this dty. Monday night thecity council patwed a resolution instructing Marshal Krebs of on the public streets, and to enforce thr ordinthe ri<lln< °f Wcycl” Chariotte HrpwMloui A Judge VanZite and G. C. F6x have formed a partnership in the law businem. the frm to Im known as VanZite /•tie a present offlee. Chester Messer. Important to Farmers J. M. ROGERS & CO. OF THIS CITY, Have entered the *eH and no* offer for *Ue tbe timMried and always liable. NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. We keep a fall line of Agricultural Implements prices before buying. “°C“Py Mr V“- J. M. ROGERS & CO. plete manner, and the public interest V»7t|ll y2!&tOfonn'r Jud«v v anZile s address was one of thr Anew! tn ronn’ctio0 *“•> aecoratwn services. The Uharlotte driving park aseocia‘{"“teve made arran<e«n«nta for holdsunuuw meeting Ifi 17 in 18 and in. Alout MJOu wfi July lie offered premiums and as this will i* flret merti In Michigan good sport may Sr'■^S“^Xr,“Pi,l’ W111 hoW e Have Gone Two doors east of our old-Store to the building formerly oc­ cupied by Ralph Jordan. Have fitted up the building into1 SSL**«• ^S>in«it will !>« sweepstake raore for uab book and ladder and1 L *Lh And our 15c. 80c, 40c. 50c and 60c Tea* cannot I* ttrt* num Im u, 1, hnl) farm. Lexingta such cofiikkace Evi R. K. GRANT’S Be»|*rttuDy. riffnty Cfa, Tobacco, Cigars, tinned Fruita and finally a full stock of nice fresh groferi* always on hand. . Sugar from 6c to 9c per pound. r Cook � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-06-20.pdf 5e8be842cb5762f9f8caa52c44e19de1 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner VOL. XXIX. NO. 9. The Hastings Banner. pvut.tHHr# rnnum, Hastings, Barky Co., . HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE.20,A County News. zt Choice Salt Meats, Mxn., —ur— marshall l. cook. Genoa Lime, b’VBSCItIFTION RATES] • ii.oo per year: If paid within tlx -m-aitT vear; If not paid until ex­ i, <it >ear. il.M. Subteribcra out•t Barry C».,$l.23 per year. lnvnriabjy cash In advance. Price aud quality guaranteed. Cash Paid for Grain, Wool, Hides. &c, at JOB PRINTING. • .1 pride is felt in the Job Printing Do,.i tin- BaNNKii. Everything In the • K new; and with tbc latest faces of .• ui.Ht approved patterns of machinery, in tent workmen employed. cnMWg the >t bi do first-class Job work. M SMITH. Pint.tr T. COMBOVK, .. 1 Pn»bate. Prosecuting Attorney. HI A COLGROVE. Lawyers. > ifiloei over R. K. Grant’s store?) •m ail courts of the Htate. Collections - . , ie.iked after. Money to loan on real Akron Cement, Corn, Bran, ADVERTISING RATES: :i Mfr year................ .................. 9100 00 charge for special inmIUmm. > i E. KXAI-fKN. Barlaw’s Briti Smli. qpHB NEW ART GALLERY, North of Mercluuit’s Exch^igc. C. H. VaNARRAN. Dealring to give our new method ait Introduc­ tion to the public, we have concluded to furnish, AI TEN st VanARM.YN, even though the cost of production greatly ex­ Lawyers, ceeds the old method so long in use. <>ur Fine (Over Hastings National Bank.) Finished Artistic Imperial C.-drtnet Cards for YOH CAR VETH, S3.00 per dozen; Panels, 84.M; Cards, rl Attorney at Law, Un-Type*, 4 for 50 cents. Middleville, Mich. The public are cordially Invited to call and examine s]>eclmens made by the instantaneous ’.V. N IS KERN. process at the New Gallery. ' . Lawyer. (Over HpauldingY dry goods store.) Wk.i attend promptly to all business In all oosrt'. chargi-A reasonable. ' \""ErkEN ASTON, A. ' Attorney at Law, (Over J. S. Goodyear ft Co.’s store.) Practices'I it nil courts of the State. Collections promptly attending to. ’ ENDORSED BY SUPEMORT) W. LOWRY, M. D„ . Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. tO!ileu. 301 Thorn St., H&xtlngs, Mich.) UaII< in town or country promptly attended. Offl.’-f hmint-8 to to n. m. arid t to 3 p. tn. Telephone i*t Holloway*’ drug store. , pfr- Spe-.’hi! attention |»alil to surgical diseases gxrf nt the eyo and war. QACKETT * BUTLER, 45000 kj 1’ysicians and Surgeons, on j/rairfevlile. l^lch.) All :z:n. night or day. promptly attended. K P H.E.SLQM. G MONUMENTS ;t. TIM MERMAN, . Homapathic Physician & Surgeon, We now feel that we can truthfully and con­ lF:r»t dour east of Holloways’drug store.) scientiously say. without tear or favor, and prove tt by Wm. JUNES,’ SCIENTIFIC FACTS, Dentist . as well as historical stata, that the White Bronze Monuments and Statues are the- best in <ork promptly attended to. the world. F D“ S. *. HOLMES, Agent, WELTON & CROOK Hastings. Mich. Are agents for ’.he Watertown Insurance Co. TU--v write policies on a man’s property against o-A jy tire. lightning or wind; against a man’s life by death and iwculent. p'uOK x SHELDON. D tOrV.’eln Abstract Block. Hastings, Midi.) II u." ihe only set of Abstract Books in Barry A. FOOTE, M. D.. . Physician and Surgeon, (Oshi---wist side Main St.. Nashville. Mich.) K--;ileDie next door north Wolcott House. All calls promptly attended too, day or uight. L ?• »EhTk NIGHT, »J Veterinary Surgeon, j (E.-ii’slife. Rutland, near Yeckley school house.) I Will utieiul all calls for services night or (lay. ; Charges )eiisouaWe. , . yOR SALE At a Bargain Tiie property known ai the “Morgan Place.” on Church street. Hastings, Mich. For terms, ete.. call on or address C. Whitcomb,’ AGENT. Or MRS. F. M. POTTER. I’ Pout ay ua. M. D. M.D. 2JEWER PIPE. BROWN & P0BHEMU8, lloijurpathic Physicians & Surgeons. I toniuebver Julius Bussell’s store. Main Ht.> CXis answered from thl’ Oiftee nt aH hours of Urn .I *. <n night. Dr. Polhemus will give s|Msclal uUeir.nm to diseases of the Eye and Ear. H olmes & holly, Of Woodland, Drain Tile, a>iv.r? to rail the special attention of tlieir •any friends to their SPRING STOCK AND Chilled Plow Points. COXSISTISO or • DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS -AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES, CROCEERY, r 1 AND GLASSWARE. We proiXMe to do pi honert business, pay as aueh lor produce ns Hiutlugi or Nashville, and *11 you goods at a reasonable profit, competing *lth the above places. AT BAKIXTWK BLKVATOK ASHVILLE Agricultural Depot, hiliin l-ta Mu M, Wr appreciate the liberal patronage our trieinh have given us In tins past, and hope to at-rit a large |iart of Woodland trade toy fair ■towllng and low prices. Light in Draft, left cut, aid will elevate and bind gram from 10 inches to 8 feet long. SEVEN per CENT, discount for cash will be g^iven on sums of $1.00 and upwards, except sugars and prints. Raison anil Crown Movers, HOLMES & HOLLY. yy<)OL CARDING. Mcom Mie Is all ready to do WOOL CARDING this sea­ son on short notice at fils old stand, north side Gw river. In the city of Hastings. I want all Hastings. May 14,1884. WELCOME MARBLE- WHOLE NO. 1509. ROLLER FLOUR, Royee Reapers. Every article of Haying and Handling Machin cry used. farm machinery Betwrcn jMXson mrf GMa Baphls. ardware and Building Glass, &c., &c. the teachers giving a picnic to the scholars at that time. The schools are iq good condition and marked interest is manifested by both pupils and teachers. The Board has hired a Mr; QuackenbUah as principal for next year, Miss Lamb for the intermediate department, Mias Miami Brown for the primary. The grammar department has no teacher engaged yet. A Blaine and Logan club was organ­ ized last night with 40 members. Mr. Chas. Fowler’s team was left without being hitched. Result, a lively runaway, colliding with a new top bug­ 1gy, and a lumber wagon containing a mower. The buggy was badly wrecked: other damage slight. Mrs. Mina Wickham with her two children are off cm, a four-weeks visit to Detroit, Grand Ledge and other places. Norman Hagerman has gone to Or angeville, having accepted a position in L. A Nichols’ Faw mill. Thornappte, died very suddenly Satur­ day evening. Coroner Ferguson calle, there soon after his death, and rindim. no immediate cause for death<and tai ing into consideration the tact thu Sturtevant ha<l returned from Middle ville about noon with a bottle of medi cine compounded from his own pn scription, one dose of which he hataken, and that he had eaten a heart;, meal but a short time before his death deemed it expedient to hokl an inquest which he accordingly did. The dissect teg\was done by Lincoln Parkhurst, ; student from Ann Arbor, assisted b; Dr. Fergurson, with the following r» suit: The various coatings of the bou els were entirely destroyed, except 11 patches. The kidneys were ulcerate and contracted. The lower lobes u. ‘ both lungs hepetatized; the walls of th blood vessels thin and dilated; the iui mediate cause of death being a ruptur of the pulmonary artery. WOODLAND. Friends from Ohio are yiaifing at N. Horton’s and Dr. Baughman’s Many champion gardens just now in Woodland. The hotel, since the addition built on, shows up in good shape, We now have a hotel good enough for any town. L. B.’ Coville is rushing the work on B. S. Holly’s new house. Some rather fast driving on the streets last Sunday, caused by part’ of drivers having an unusal amount of Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sciatica, motive power abroad. Some parties loot Saturday ni^ht col­ lided with Herb. Smith carriage, throw­ ing out the occupants, but fortunately THE CHARLF.H not causing much damage. A. T. Cooper, while engaged in the Mortgage Sale. construction of W. T. Rising’s barn, Detanit having been made In the jiarment of bcariurf date Friday last, had the misfortune to get I tliq 13th day of December. A. I). 1877. jnifcle by one of th,e bones of his • right leg frac- j BOWENS MILLS. Alriun Armstrong and Elsie M.. Ills wife, of ,o*ui»’l»- Harry county. State of tured. Corn is booming. i I The hotel is in running order again. Mfchlpii. to HlrauiCliAM, of the same plm-e. Am! so are the preparations for the 4t. On last Friday Rev. Campbell had The concert Thursday evening was a recorded in the office of Register of Deeds for Barry county. Michigan, ou the 17th day of De­ the misfortune to get severely injured, very enjoyable affair, and the house at Barlow Lake. A big time, and doh', cember. A. D. 1877. a| oue o'clock n. m., In liber fi Of mortgages, on page 387; said Indcature of caused by his horse running away and I well filled. The ladies did themselves you forget it. J. W. Briggs has the frame for hi J? ***nty M- < hase. of said place on December throwing foe elder out. Mrs. Camp-1 credit as usual. Thev were assisted by ?kA' »“Unn»eutrecorded In bell and a little child had the fearful I their father and brother, the one a fine new tern up. the office of Register of Deeds for Barty county. State of Michigan, ou the 25d day of May. A. ]>.. experience of riding in the buggy be- i violinist, the other a good bass singer, Ran Corning has his house enclose 1884. at 2:10o’<-lock p. m.. In liber 33 of mortga­ Last week frost killed some of th. ges, on page 373; on which mortgage there is hind a runaway horse for a distance of | Everybody was well pleased. claimed to be due. at the date ofthH notice, three miles after Mr. Campbell was A large number went from here to young clover. the sum of four hundred and twenty dolines Wm. Manley, of Plainwell, made: (M20). and no proceedings haring been institut­ thrown out. Fortunately the horse the Odd Fellows picnic both as mem­ ed at law to recover the debt remaining secured kept the road until stopped by Ira Jor­ by said inortange. or any i«irt thereof, and the bers and as guests, and report a grand flying trip to our place Ihst week. power of sale therein contained having become dan. Mrs. Ira Blackford is home from ai. time. ’tf operative, notice is hereby given that on Saturday.the 30th day of August, A. D. 1884, at one The band boys have purchased a Quite an excitement here in conse­ Extended visit among friends. o'clock in the afternoon,'at the north front door Lillie Gillespie is home again. of the court hotlse in the city of Hastings. In mammoth ice cream freezer and will quence of foe murder committed in Barry county. Michigan, (said court house N-Ing dispense ice cream once in two weeks The L O. G. T. lodge is preparing to. Hope a few days since. the pine*-of holding the Circuit Court for said an entertainment is the near future. on Saturday evenings. They intend to county of Barry.) I shall sell at public auction to The missionary society met at the the highest bidder the lands and premises de­ Mr. Stokoe,of Grand Rapids, is visit keep up the business during the sum ­ residence of O. G. Goss, on Wednesday ■ scribed In said mortgage to-wlt: All that cer­ ii^j his daughter, Mrs. Sam Eliston. tain piece or parcel of land situate lu the county mer. of the past week. of -Barn' tuid state of Michigan, known and de­ The town picnic was a success. I;-, Chauncey Williams says it' the keys scribed «» follows, viz: Commencing at the Henry Doyle, who is so very ill. Is Juartcr post on the south side of section thirty- are brought back soon it will be all 8tm living, attendance we noticed Mr. Dennis, o re (35) In town two [3] north, of range ten (101 west, running thence west ten (10) and one-half right; if not, he will furnish a certain the Journal; John Lichty, of HastingH. A. Avery, is falling rapidly. BQ rods, tlieuce south ten [10] rols and four 14] feet; thence east ten and one-half [10s] rods, party more amusement than he hat! all Lota of ice-cream to be had in town Mr. Abbott, of Allegan, Mr. Winte; thence north ten 110] rods and tour ]4] tert to day last Sunday. and wife, of Bradley, and many other Saturday nights. t|ie placi- of beginning, l>elng a part of the north-east quarter (HI of the north-west quar­ Some have commenced to cut the:, ter [U] of MK-tlon^wo [2|. in town numlter one ORANGEVILLE. C arlton . clover. fl] north of range ten [io], west, or so much What is called children’s day was thereof aa aliall iw m-cvssanr to pay the amount Prospects are fine for wheat. George Bragdon is building a bam. due on said mortgage with Interest thereon at observed at the church last Sunday, j ten per eent.. together with the costs and exEugene Sisson is herefrom Nebraska. HUTLAND. \ epnses allowed by law. The children acquitted themselves with I Mr. Puffer is suffering from a. disease Dated May 23d, A. D. iw*4. _ Hurrah for Blaine and Logan! honor to themselves and credit to their |i of the hip. MANLY M. CHASE. Assignee of Mortgagee. teachers. A dialogue between some 1 Grass Js very light. Blaine and Logan pole soon to be Mrs. Wm. Perry is gaining the use o small boys, on temperance, was Doth ; erected here. her arm. .useful and interesting. The church Banner has the largest circulation The United Brethren grove meetin- . was beautifully decorated. There were at this postoffice. From circulars received wc notice that a large ten cages of birds the feathered song­ last Sunday was largely attended, an . .Saturday evening 11 were added to I. amount of land In Nonum. Polk. Munhall aixl ten person were baptised in the lak< Kittson counties, Minnesota, h offered for sale sters joined in the singing, which made O. G. T. to actual settlers at the extreme low price of Presiding Elder Mowry delivered it appear as if we mig^t have been in Mrs. Parsons is away on a visit. THREE DOLLARS PER ACRE. very excellent discourse. The Metho In qiuintities of not less than too acres xir more some shady grove. I William Cranson is not expected to than 320 acres. These counties an- located Id There is a school teacher in the coun-1 ists will hold a meeting in the sain the famous Rtl River Valley, about which every i live. grove next Sunday at 2:30 p. pi., fo ty, who. teaches her pupils to spell i; i tanner has heart! more or less. Isaac Mosley, of Onondaga, is visit­ The tenns of payment an- also to la* very Jit»- Spane for Spain also that Washington ' lowed by lie ptism. | end. only SO cents an acre down, balance In : ing Rogers family. six nnnnal payments.. The offer upon these is the capital of Michigan. When! terms I* to remain open only to Decemlier 31st, brought to order by her class, she said, ।’ Clement Crime spent. Sunday here. 1384. and Is confined to land located not less are preparing t Farmers ab< than five miles from the line of the St. Paul, FREEPORT. Mix.skai-owh ft Manitoba Ry. Tlih Is prob­ “Oh, yes it had been changed but it once । cut their hay. ably the most liberal offer ever made by any was Washington?’ Money is worse than From the Herald. Mr. and Mrs. B. Norwood have Jur Land Hrant Railroad Company, and the terms Mr. .Scott Rogers is preparing to build are better than can be obtained from the Gov­ thrown away, when paid for such teach­ returned from a fojir-days visit at Pi­ ernment, and the lands covered are the must a large barn. er Back’s, of Hopkins Village, Alleg;. productive of any unoccupied land! in the Unit­ ing. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Karcher will occupy ed States. They are the chwipeit lands eotwhl- » Mr. S. M. Nichols and lady content­ county. erinx the location and qmillty, In the United Blates, and every home seeker should take ad­ plate visiting her sister in St. Joseph : their own building this week. Children’s day will be observed at th vantage of U:G offer wHhotit debr. It presents Mr. John Teeple has just finished school house the 22d. All are invite an opportunltv to every one to setlire ten acres Co., the present week. of Ns own ebujev of land for *so.<» d<>wn and Mr. Frank Brooks and lady made us • bullying his commodious grain barn. The young people that have l>een a’ six annual |«ymeota of fMB.87 with Interest Miss. Mary Keetka is home from From the. immphlet furnished we notice also a short, though pleasant, call a few days ■ tending school at Albion are hon that there arc Immense circuitIticspt land along since In the evening he, with his fath-. Grand Rapids, and expects to remain again. Scltool has closed for this tern the line of the St. I’nul, Mtnneajwlls & Manitoba > Itv., in Dakota, that can .be secured .Iron; the er-in-law, Bert Walker and John Turn­ this summer. Quite an excitement is felt abot Government free, under the various L. s. laws. Mrs. E. L. Mother moves her mWer, repaired to Gun Lake for fishing. here over murder^ wi of the old ma Anv one desirinx further Information or• maiw , , . ,, . nerv O» er the lilt: lltururr^ lilt viu aaaa aerv stock Into the ne>r building-up ,^rl„ just north 0, Hope Center. I can otunln same free by writing to C. H. WAR­ Don’t believe they caught a one. REN, Gem-nil Passenger Agent. St. P., M. &. M. ct'ilru this thia week. sctH.L" _ . . . . stairs By.. St. Paul, Minn. The map furnished Is n the guilty parties are found, hafogin sectional map of Mimwsot.% and Northern Dnmorgo-thobnafple. Charley Will has rental rooms in C. kota. prinW In the hfhest style of the art. ■>»> will not be any too good for them. Wednesday, the 11th, Dr. Barter, of V. ...........____________ Riegler’s residence and takes poeMrs. Rosa Johnson, of Belle Plain Naahville, took an iavoluntary bath, by • .^-vtion foia week, Iowa, is visiting with her sister, Mr reason of his foot becoming entangled The largest concourse of people that •tx/HRN- READY TO PfiAN YOVK.VACA- in an anchor rope while floating upon ■ Freeport has ever seen will assembly to Chas. Norwood. VV TJON REMEMBER that no |»rt on of We wish the Banner editor a plea the Aiucrlriiu Continent ha* «nch :i delightful foe lake. j assist fti celebrating the coming Fourth. ant visit while in the West, and wou! dlnuite it-i tliatof Mixxksota AXO Nobthkkn Thursday Of last week, while fishing, I H> Sisson, of Omaha, NebM arrived Dakota. 'like well to hear from him through tt THE PARK REGION OF MINNESOTA Chas. Demary and his partner were so j Friday on an extended visit to his columns of the Banner. unfortunate as to capsize their boat. j brother, F. Sisson of this place, and With Its clear-<!ay», dellciomly comfortable COMMUNICATED. nights, anti exhilarating atmosphere. There was a party from Charlotte at I other relatives here and in Carlton, ENTIRELY FREK FROM MALARIA, Hlekory Corners. June 16. the Lake House last Thursday. ! Rev. Bertram came home from Lowtwiuitiftil scenery, romantic drives, au abundanrv of excellent iiot< ls, steamboats, r-1.**™'1:!?.J P. Crouch’s carpenters and masons e]j Sunday, where he has I>een conduct- EDITOR BANNER. Will you kindly permit me apace i • have quit work, and he will not te able । jng a series of meetings. Mr. B. had the columns of your paper to exprt> to get his barn enclosed In time for this apparently met a runaway accident, tis the heartfelt thanks of tnyaelf and hu season’s crop of hay. I his carriage was badly damaged, but band for the generous compliment p:u Those young bloods that drive along nofoing eould te learned from his acme by nearly thirty warm-heart, BALT WATBB BATHING. the highway and shake beer bottles at; count of the affair, as he seemed to te ramphlets and mil Information regarding friends and neighbors Monday eve., fo . almost every house they pass, had bet-1 crazwi from injury or disease. It was 9th, my birthday. ter cease such den»onstrations, or they ]earned on Monday that he was sufferA more thoroughly surprised pa may find their names in print. ]Ing ng from a severe attack of erysipelas. could not be found than were we wht Three of the south schools plcniced Dr. Lathrop, of Hastings, b attending Minn. they marched into our domicile, tindir. at the lake Saturday last. the case.___________________ it not in “company” order, nor we 1 The brick yard boys from Charlotte i Middleville. ••company” manners, for it t»o too tented at Cole's last week, on fishing' away our breath we could not even e: , From the Republican. __ I The graduating exercises oTlhe Mid- tend to them a welcome, and did m bent. Mra. Hagadorn is on foe the sick list. dlevQle high school1 will be held Wedfully recover from the shock until afti CoL Jefferds Post No. 82 was organ- needay evening, July 2d. The gradual»eing treated to the excellent m*»ized at Morgan Tuesday evening. tin^ }ear numbers six, conwhich they brought of rare cakes, it NASHVILLE. ! listing of the following: Minnie Searcream, etc. The telephone gang arrived on Mon-! les, Carrie Wright, Jennie Gibbs, Lena On asking one of the ladies how th* day. connecting Nashville with Grand ; Garrett, Hattie Bliss and Eddie Barrell. ever succeeded in keeping it so seen Rapids and intermediate towns by A rousing old-time celebration is to she replied, “Why, we were notaBowe wire. I be held at Bartow Lake. July fourth. to tell our husbands, until noon, so i Arrangements have been made to i under the auspices of Withey Post, G. did not give them much chance to te •- . — . »» _r U.„.„o'u Will. SU^rlinohave a lively Ftiurtb ot July celebra- A. R. of Bowen’s MUta. Sterling l'<wt, it.” Moral, for the reflection of wiv* ition. Posters are out. and the matter i» of Wavtand and Hill Boat, of Middle­ The beautiful pair of liracetoU te: in the hands of men who are sure to ville. Ever} effort la being put forth dered me will be cherished aa a ui by the three Boats to make thia a mento of that, happy evening whit make a success of the attain Rev. A. Livermore has gone to Oli­ memorable event in the history of Bar­ will ever be remembered as one of tl. vet to attend commencement exercises. ry county. An elaborate program is “brightest oasis" in nay life. Hon. L. A. Nichols, of Orangeville, leing prepared, consisting of all kinds visited at A. S. Foote’s on Tuesday. . of sports. In connection with these Mrs. C. L. Ohiagow returned to Jones­ sports, the three poets will indulge in a sham battle. An Immeaae dance hall illness of Mrs. Wm. H. Cook, ville on Monday. Holcomb and Robertson's Young U to be erected, imd alto a inammcth Laditt' Band played l« gaod atad aitdi- j eating _ hall .so that none mar go away on Kridav and Ssturday evenings hungry. People daairou, of a good .'.Everybody was greatly pteared with time should not let this opportunity ' I their gnuwt»inni«it.. > I passI Our public schools date next week.! Samuel Sturtevant, a resident of in t! CER^SEOt A RegularJBonanza. 1 THIS SUMMER, ,- •« c. L. GLASGOW ' 1 X 1.1 u �HW* SECRET TKOUBUM The Hastings Banner, i farewell^oldtick ------ MARSHALL L. COOK, Editor. Entered MR. TTLO6N DBCLIRES A NOMINATION *!lf '<tt*v'.’j Near the close ofone of thewjltij; Hastings, Mich., June 20, 1884. MB. TI1.DKX MEANSXT. St. Louis, Ma, June 14—the Bwnlng Chmnitio sm»t a telegram to Samuel J. Tilden Thursday asking if lie would in­ dorse tlie interpretation patv;<2>>*> -hM let­ SOMETHING DECISIVE AT LAST. Fvr ITcsIdcnt, I ter of declination by LJe * klhaourl ■ New Youk, June 11—The following. Republican of this city. JAMES tf. BLAINE, qf Maine. The Re- •.- household h»d been great but ' comtnunteation from Samuel J. Tikten has publicrui claimed that, white Mr. ful. while the rsrw of » «« “““• For Vice President j ' been given to the Associated press: Tilden waain. no sense a candidate, be would w hose wails could e' en then lie *?“™JOHN A. LOGAN, of JiHw.b. I N«w York. June 10, IMS.—To Daniel Man-1 nevertheless not refuse to lend the waswided to her Editorial. Notes ! Dlnir- ch«lrniMn of lho Democratic state Com­ Democracy. Mr. Tilden tamed the C’hronl- ing troubles. Nature tad done much fOT her end In her voulhful days she ' j tniuec of New York: In my leturr of JunelK, 1 clc dispatch over to the Democratic Sanittel J Tihlen the slv fuure nf lit0, to tbe delegate* from the 8uua Committee of New York, and st noon y«- hail been not only beautiful but the Minniei J. inaen, uie sij sage oi ( of New york to the Democtatio'Natioual Con­ tenlay the foll</wlng was received: noesessor of heultn such as is seldom Grammercy park, the Mecca of our; ventiou, i said: E. IF. Scripps. Pruprlzlor of the Evening. Sen. But home and family duties and borne faithfully my full abare . . .. 4..VTT. , •_ .“Having ..ow borne. faithfully uo«r my full share democratic friends, has written a letter of labor and care in the public Bcrrlce. and Chronicle: Mr. Tilden's Mt>er means what It the depressing cares which too often tbe marks of Ha burdeua, I desire B*J S. His doclinaUon is absolute. Under do aooompany them hail l>ro'«> Kr““ { declining the honor of entering the race wearinjf noiiiitiff to much aa an honorable diaeharve. circumstances will. be bo aDcandidate. akik. Msxatxa, than her splendid straufth and ane Mt having the white house as its goal. I wish to .lay down the honors and tolla of Chairman of the Democratic State Committee at that ununent not only.that life was a pven quail party leadership, and seek the re­ of Hew York. Samuel gracefully poses as a reformer, pose of private Ute. In renouncing renomgreat burden but that death would be a lnation tortne Presidency, I do »a with no one who has hitherto served the public doubt in my mind as to the vote ot the State great relief. This is no nunsual experBASE-BILL. fence. It is. In fart, a .most common for the good of the dear people only; everyday occurcnoe. and a great pra) er and declines the honor of becoming the is constantly a.w«><ling from thousands think my reoomlnatlou and re-eieccioa instandard bearer of the democracy for diS|H!iiMb e to an effectual vindication of the u*me< on »<«ra«y. . of homes for deliverance from the dead­ the alleged reason of physical inability. rigiit or the people to elect their rulers In the National League the Boston team ly power which is enslaving so nrnnv violated in my person. I. have accorded Without doubt Tilden is now as effect- long a reaerve oi my decision u posslble.lHjt 1 has a lead of two games over Ito nearest wives, mothers and daughters. And can not overcome my repugnance to enter competitor. The schedule la aa follows: yet these duties of life must be met. □Mlly out of politics M though ho tad_________ into a new enragetnent wntou Involves four | No woman can afTonl to turn aside crossed the dark riner. He proposed to ; L**™, °r ,ce*!^‘e“ ‘?P- Tbe ‘»K®Hy of th* 7 ChicagoU 18 . from the proper care of her home anil New York . tt Philadelphia. 11 ft step down and out with as great gusto j ambition, but it creates in me no illusion, it* Providence. lOCievolandM 83 the ones who are committed to her care, as powlble, brace the eplsUe to his fol*1 .o?Twn“ir,f°ta1 Buffalo....^. 17, Detroit 9 25 although In doing those duties aha may lowers. Now what will the democracy ■ ’^nomination: • Knowing aa Ido. Tira Union ha* had Its schedule somewhat sarrilico her health, and posalbly life do? The tariff issue now looms up ! thc’differeiwa te b^cw^FwiaTtbrougb*an disarranged by reason of the AUooqis drop­ Ita-jr. The experience of one who suecessfullv overcame such trials and yet lietore them, an insurmountable tarrier | ?l ping out of 8lghL Kaasan City has organ­ I retained health and all the blessings it ized a club aud take* the place of the Altoo­ against their again coming into the as- i ^wmptate what need* to im oom in u>e na nine. The standing of Hie various dubs brings is thus told by Hev. W illiam , T . , , . , , tMerai Administration without au anxious Watson. Presiding Elder of the Methooendency. This issue has been forced , sense of tbe difficulties of the undertaking, if in the race Is ax follows: djhit-Episcopal church, residing at upon them by the republicans; demouaB'eatafw demo-1, “Slo ,3» 3 Baltimore Watertown, N. Y. He.said: 18 11 Philadelphia.. with God's help, to be tbe effiaieat instrument Boston crats would much hither not . enter the 1 VI -My wife became completely run Chicago . ot 44?VIt tfacir WUU wilL CWU bueb « a work WUJBVl of tVWUt renovation, OX after Wr down through overwork and care of a . . r tight upon this issue, but tight thev 1 many year* of mi*ru<e. such a reform of aya- Cincinnati., must, or .wallow protectionist Butta I.JK'.SM The North western League clubs stood sick member of our household, and I aa follows: entertained serious apprehensions as to from a free-trade platform. We shall u Dow- 1 fonrmy her future. She was languid, pale, ut­ BayCtty .21 see what we shall see. ‘ My purpose to withdraw from further pubterly exhausted, without appetite, and ■ -- ... ■ - , . । He ten-ice, and the grounds ©I it, were at that Grand Hajd: 9 Minneapolis....11 D in a complete state of physical decline. The \ rw York Sun which bv the Ume ’'l'11'kIluwn tu you aud to inhere, and inejsew XOFK J3UD, wnicn, D) ute wtoen ot Cincinnati, Ihouifh respectlxur my U Terre Haute . . . 8 18 And yet she did not, could not neglect li;Bt. Paul 8 S her duties. I have seen her about the way, is a dyed-in-the-wool democratic ■ wishes yourself, you rommunicated to me an .]& WiStiliwater j .... 7 28 appeal from many valued friends to relinquish sheet, has this to say of Mr. Blaine: that purpose, 1 reiterated my deiermiuatlon Games on Saturday resulted aa follows: house, trying courageously to care for unconditionally. In the four years which As a party man Blaine is just as have since elapsed nothing has occurred to National League—At Detroit—Chicago, the ones she loved when 1 could tell, • whole-souled as he is in a coterie of his weaaen. but everything to strengthen, 9; Detroit, A At Buffalo— Buffalo, 8; from the lines on her face how much my Cleveland A At Boston—Providence— she was suffering. At times she would cronies. The inner soul of Blaine is his tbe considerations - which Induce from public life. To all who 4; Boston. 8 (fifteen Innings). At Phila­ rallv for a day or two and then fall intense Americanism. He is American withdrawal have addressed me on tbe subject, my back into the state of nervous ex­ through and through, bone, fibre and intention baa boon frankly communicated. delphia-Philadelphia. 8; New York. 4. American Association—At New York- haustion she felt l»efore. Her head finger nails. -He always flies tbe Amer­ Several of my moat oonhdeutlal friends, un­ der the sanction of-their-own names, nave ican flag, and the American eagle perch­ publicly stated my determination to be irre­ Metro polltans, 10; Toledos. 4. At Brook­ pained her frequently, her body was be­ es on h& shoulder. To the hereditary versible. That 1 bare occasion now to con­ lyn—Columbus, 10; Brooklyn*,^ At Phila­ coming bowed by pain and all hope of enjoyment in this life seemed departed. antagonist, foq and rival of the United sider tbe question is an event for which I delphia—Indianapolis, 18; Athletics, 13. no responsibility. The appeal made to Northwestern League: At Grand Kapids What to do we could not telL I re­ States, to England, his flag is never low­ bate me by the Democratic maaaes with apparent ered, not even in ceremony. |We sup­ unanimity, to nene them onoe more, is en­ —Grand Kapids, 8; Terre Haute, 0. At solved, however, to bring back her life Fort Wayne—Fort Wayne, 8; Muskegon. pose that in the heart of every Ameri­ titled to the most deferential consideration. 1. At East Saginaw—Saginaw, 7; Bay­ and vitality if possible and to this end began to treat her myself. To my can of revolutionary descent, fed on the City, A At MlimeapoHs-AJulnsy. 8; Min­ memories of that momentous struggle, my judgment of duty. I believe that neapolis, 0. At Milwaukee—Peoria, 5; great relief her system has been toneti up, her strength restored, her health educated in the fourth of July onitions there is no instrumentality In bunuui Milwaukee. 3. society bo potential in Ils inttuenc upon man. completely recovered ami wholly by the of 35 years ago, there lurks,' notwith­ ■kind for good or evil as the governmental use of Warner’s Tippecanoe, which 1 re­ standing all the effects of cultii^ and machinery tor administering justice and for MERCANTILE MATTIES. gard as the greatest tonic, invigorator Christianity, a certain animosity towards making and executing laws. Not all the institutions ot private benevo­ and stomach remedy that harerer been the mother country, towards England. eleemosynary lence to wtiich philanthropist* may aevote discovered. I was led to - use it the The feeling is not so strong, of course, their lives are s> fruitful la benefits m the New York. Jun« 10.—The movement of more readily as I had tested the health­ as that which prevails in all Irishmen; rescue and preservation or this machinery the perversion* that make it tbd* Instru­ restoring properties of Warner's Safe but it is strong enough, nevertheless. from general merchandise throughout tl»e United ment of cousuiracy, truud and crime against This sentiment Blaine represents and the most srered right* and int.-rests of States during the week, a* reported in Cure in my own person and I therefore ‘■mlKxliea, and it makes him friends tne people. For fifty years, as a pri­ ■lieclal dLspatdras from leading cities to knew that any remedy Mr. Warner vate citlxen, never contctnplatJng an official might produce would be a valuable one. who would never lie his friends other­ career. 1 have devoted at least as much Brudatrect’A shows no improvement. I have since recommended both Warn­ wise. thought end effort to the duty of tnttuencaig the year - is er’s Tippecanoe and Warner’s Safe Cure auight the action of the governmental institu­ The preseut pertad ta tions of my country as to all other object*. 1 and tliere to many of my friends and I know sev­ The New York Tribune says that have never ucocpu.-u official service except for i generally a dull season, | Is little or no exception to tlie rule. a brief period lor a special purpomi, and only Telerrams from Chicago, BL Louis. Mil­ eral Doctors of Divinity as well as num. “Mr. . Blaine.cannot be beaten by ' * Phari- when "Util u>e sw 'iwiu-rii. occasion seemed to require from me •erous laymen who are using l»th with -txt sxcrlxcc of .pnvuie preferences to the waukee. Cincinnati, and Topeka, point to a saic pretenses of superior virtue. The ' tim» racrince or . public well are New°A^k°be^i^^n 1 uoderUnik the btute ud- better feeling, and in some Instances tu an great lienefit.” people are altogether as honest and up-;i nSStnuos^f , :r.“Let. _Oo;; ;t was . If all-the overworked and duty driven Influx of new orders. But there are no ele ­ suppoeod' that* in that way oniy right as the Pharisees. When the votes ” women of America could know of the ments ot a revival ta business nmong could the executive power be arrayed At New York. Philadelphia, experience aliove described, and act are counted we shall see that it is easier on the aide of the rciorms to winch, them. as a private citizen, I had given three at Boston, and Kt upon the same, there can be little-doubt to find a majority for Mr. Blaine in yeurw of my life. 1 accepted the nuuiinailuA nnd Baltimore, fourteen otiier cities, ranging from that much of the depressing inDuencea fur the Presidency in 187o tiecuuse of the gen Massachusetts than it has been to carry erul convict.on that my candidacy wou.d lies; Portland, Me., to San 'Francisco, and of life might lie avoided. Such truths ironh^L Paul to New Orleans, our disjialch- j are too valuable to remain unknown. the state for any other republican far present the Issue of rotorui whit-u the Demo eratlc majority of the people dozlred to havt removed from popular sympathy. New worked out tn u*c Fcdenil Government, as it j es tell a unltorffi story of purchases only to .been in that i*r toe Htute of New York. I ' replenish stocks, ot a very conservative busiYork city will have to give a heavier had belayed thut I hud Krungth enough then to iiera both nt firnt and second hands, and ta democratic majority than it has ever renovate the udminiMrauon of the GovertP tlie South nnd West and Northwest of some meat of the United Mates, und at the close of giv<n yet if it is to overcome the votes | my term to hand -over the great trust stringency tor money tog even strictly mer­ to a successor lull 11 ful io the aauii- policy. cantile purjKtsns, and oil good se :urity. of tfie rural, counties this year. The;' Tlmugh. anxious to *evk the repose of private I The iron market generally Is. If poeslble, secret is that everybody is wiser than i life. I nevonbetesa noted upou the ide* tnat duller limn ever, though a few du-ilers re­ For Coughs and Cold*. ■ every power >s u trust, and involves a duty, port a better feeltag. anybody. The millions made this ticket,i' In reply to the address of the committee con.The anthracite coal trade is as dull as ONE PATENT TUMBLER TOP rnunlcntintr my notuinution, 1 depleted tbe and the millions will elect it” MEDICINE TIME KEEPER, dinicmtles of the undertAking, and likened ■ ever, notwlthstandtag the promise to put ' my toe Ungs in engaging in it to those or a | up |>rlces nex^montii. . Inraloabtc in the alck room. | Itl is a significant .fact that for the soldier entering battle, but I did not wit'iboid , Tradtag lu cotton futures has been very jpast|20 years the democrats have taken ■ the entire cunwcnition bt my powers to the (dull, outsideis keepingout of Hie market 1 public service. Twenty years ot coutlauous their presidential candidate from New inuhidminlstratlon. under the dcmoralixiug 'entirely. Tlit> three aIxjtp useful articles ni.dled. postiMid, intiuence* of intestine warnndof bod nnaoce. The pork cdtoer stilt exlsta, though its to any addraw upon receipt at 10c. In auunpa. York. It is unnecessary to add that bare lulpctud the whole G.iveratucntui systemof the United States with the cancerous 'support, otiier titan the bank accounts of THE MOSES DAME CO« Danbury, Conn. each of these candidates were defeated. growths of lubu* conatructiou* und corrupt diose making It, is not visible. The movement of wool continues slow, A AR,4 In Ib»’4 (Jen. Geo. B. .McClelland, of ''practices. Powerful classes have acquired ■?*« HOARD for three pecuniary Interests in ohicial nbuses, nod the and tlie temjrer of buyers at ail points is J)O31*'*! '•’««« Mhi or Ladies In eurh New York city, was the nomtaafc; in inorni standards of the peopie have been Im|ia.red. To redress these evils i* u work of very conservative. 1868 Horatio {Seymour, of New York great difficulty und labor, aiwl cun not be nostate, entered the race; in 1872 occurred couiplisbisl without, the most energetic und FARM R2?.M*u,,e* '’^.Ina Northern .TELEGRAPHIC. elhci<;nt persouul -action on the part or the 1 rklYAUOsettJeiiient. llh:-trated ilrcuhirfrec themriiioralile Greeley campaign; Stftn- rtilct executive of tbe Krpubiic. The cun- New Rate* EatablUhed by Canaolldnted — —— J. F. MANCHA, Claremont, Va. \iims nnd administration which It Is utuel J. Tilden in *7(1 was the democratic slred that I should undertake would em­ ! f v, js f y standard bearer, while in '80 Gen. Han­ brace a period of nearly five years. New Youk, June 13.—The Joint Com­ Nor cun I admit any ilius.on as to cock mettheenemy and was vanquished. their Lurdon. Three yeara oi ex per e nee mittee of tire Poetal Telegraph Company tn the endeavor tareiorm the municqgu gov­ mid the Baukera’ A Merchants Tele­ And now ex-congressman Flower, of ernment of the cHy of Now York, and two a ip t li<« 1 I T K K A K \ T> E V O L U TIO N New York city, and Cleveland, of Neu- yeura of expcrteaoe In renovating the Ad- graph Company has dwided upon Some of 1J the best stnnd-lv *nl books of the ministrnt un of tbe State of Now York, bare York state, have each full-fledged iKxnns. imide mv familiar with the requirements or acliedute of rale* for the united com- world, superbly Illustrated, richly ireunil ret illhl paiiieff. The present cliargtw at all such a work. At tiic present time the conski eration* which induced my action in 1*0 have polute where both companies do not have At a meeting of the state central become Imperatival 1 ought not to assume r. Wires remain unchanged; at points committee, held in Chicago on the 2d task which I have not tbo physical strength to where both operate tlie Bankers A Mcrot., Aew iork. carry through. To reforsa tbe Administra­ inst.,.1 udge VanZile, chairman, announ­ tion. of tbe Federal Government, to chante' line reduew Ito rate* to those of the realize my own ideal, and to tulffil ced the following executive committee: the just expectations of the people, Postal. By this arrangement rates will te William Livingstone, jr^ Detroit; C. would, indeed, warrant, as they could as follows lu both cotupannas for the follow­ alone corn compensate, the racriflco* sacrifices which the ing pointe: New York to Cnlcago or St. n» w .411 z. , v, , ? t, t, , alone pennate, the »V . ntkivs. Grand Rapids; D. B. Ain- undertaking would Involve. But, In my oon- Urate, twenty words for twenty-five cents■V MAIL. POST-PAID. ---- ...... Willinm KHnatrirk <Kdon of advancing years and--- docltelng between any of tlie points, Balti­ ger, Charlotte; imam mipatnck, Btrength, 1 feel no namirance of my ability to - -------------------- , more, Phdadelplila, Washington or New Owomo; T. F. Giddings, Katanuoo; «»»,/*>»<■ “XJS; “ ----------- / that I can not York, twenty words tor fifteen cents; be­ i z, i /, >-«—«> M . conatratneQ to aay definitely Green Pack, Oscoda; C. (E. Holland, — now aaaume the taoor*ofofananAdministration ---------------- --------tween Chicago and St. Louis and any of the UFF or of a campaign- Undervaluing in nowlae ether rotate above named, twenty words Hancock. Dr. A. W. Smltm of Adrian, thut boat gift of Heavim—the occasion and bestowed upon for twenty-five cento. The united compa­ wa« appointed secretary of the com­ the power somettmea a mere □individual to c mmunicate an nies are to.be governed by*Uie Joint Execu­ mittee. Detroit wag named as the place Impulse — — — —grateful . beyond all tive Committee, and G. & Mott, President lor „aood ----- - — — 'rllow-countrymen who would of the Bankers' A Merehante’ Tfel<craph «p.l Alufial 13 the time for the next re- SjJ —-mor-..jt*on to me, am consoled by the retiectiotZtiwt neither Company, te made General Manager of the publican state nominating convention. ’I “ “ — * the iK-rnociaxk.' party nor theTiepuhbc for united companies. whose future that perry Is the beet guaranty As whs expected George William is now or ever can be dependent upon any one A FrmnlnMi Ex-CeoflressMaa’i teaih. Curtis and Harpers Weekly dn not ap­ man for their suoceaarul progress la the path Bbaddtg, Pa., June 13.—Heister Clyrae of u nohle destiny. "Having given to their wo.prove of the nomination of Blaine and farc whatever of health and strenatli I pos- died ixsre suddenly of paralyah yesterday sc-M-d or could ttorrow trorn the luture. and Logan, but at the same time they ac­ having roaohed the term^f my capacity for aged fiftr seven. The deceased servK knowledge that the result of the .Chi­ such labors ,m their wetAire now demands. I but submit to die will of God in deeming my , - --------- —am "UVeriiQ. cago convention was in accordance public career forever closed. against Geary ta 1800. He nerved in Con Samvkl J. Tilukx. with the wishes of the inasaes of repub­ 188L fr0'I! *** B**** ^btrIct fro,n ,878 b lican voters. It's really too bad that IndianapoU-S, Ind., June 13.—Hon. the rank and file of tbe republican party TlioiliM A. Hendricks. In an interview con­ Aortal, uta iMdiuin. did not pay greater deference to the cerning Tilden's letter of declination, add CjnCAOo. Joo. IS.—Commmdn* WoC wishes of the Hon. George William and that the new. was not a surprise to him, for when he vbited Tilden August !«•* July 8. vocar, u» num, unu, tbe Weekly. that gentleman ver)- firmly ann'iunced hte uutaa or the Amerlaui Auocl.ll.m < Intention to remain perfectly out of Nurwyiuon, Hortaa. Soodnou, uta kin By the withdrawal of Tilden as a can­ eitlcs. Ou a succeeding vteit in April Orul Interaota. • The (raoMdlnci Will «„ didate the poor old democratic ship is t Urn same determination was ex­ tlnuc three day*. again at sea without competent inarin- pressed. Mr. Hendricks thought Hurt* was ors Nnt thut Sunmio hiul luwm n >iw*. Httie doubt that tbe old ticket would have A«a‘.Bit Sabbath Daucratlwu . J, * * 1. ° U ' b*Mrt »»n*»»ta‘ously nominated nt Chicago. If Chicago, June ifi.—A largo number t> wmfill pilot, but there 18 no questiou B bad not been for the declination. He natal but that he has been more so than th*t th® demand for it among the Detaoe- German citizen, gathered at Farwell Hal others who have undertaken to-pilot ! WM ttaiveraal, and greater' to make known their opposition to the tn vMtv.i UU unvc umitrauj vo puxra tban My ol tiie kind he had bruniated craft into smooth ever ssen in politics. Personaly he of the Sabbath for drudgery oi ! felt no great dteappointmenl; lx- did and to declare that ths Sunday lufrtago upou peraoual liberty. Republican National Ticket. BILIOUS? If you feel dull,/drowsy, hive frequent headache, mouth tastes bat" r appe­ tite, tongue coat ,ou are troubled with torpid liver or •• biliousness."' Why will you suffer, when a few bottles of Hop. and Matt Bitter, will cure you ? Do not be per­ suaded to try something else said to be just as good. For sale by all dealers. Ji ;.’S ‘ (.iff Jars and 1 1 ,;4h*d IuxhhI >3 A- *> IkT? • W“«. -M'n ’•II,*. 1SA4 ' a hbxux*'1"‘m J you cook HOPS & MALT BITTERS CO. AU ya for Mortgagee. DETROIT, MICH. ^r.H“T.TOn.,.. THIOlLTTlUl I, IRON ONIO Uta ihr urn. ,nn JS? f Jfj? Ur pUCT.1 «1.' r™,Ul „.| ,,, H* ?r|^,nW,r ‘*r,‘ the debt reuuhilng unpaid, apd w m*,i£T£ said mortgage or any |wrt th<sxiL NwthJS tig* ititbday of Jidv iwxt, m „n. afternoon of that da;. at ite* Wlrt 1, fnmTdX’t the court house hl tfir city <jf Hading* cc«nt>. Mi-htaan. (that being tnerr wtn tw wad at pubht- anrtHu ih» e^ biddyrtheprenu-rs in waJ * eribed. or■<• luiM-b tln-reot «*, ;UJ-, rL to wulsf^the amount w> < lain.r« to tlr unpaid on said mortgagr with jm.-r.-i 'rid? K Lives a clear, hcalthr complexion, attempt, at eoant«rf«-lttn< only add Urttyof the original. Do nut expert- InUnwllonal Throat 4 Lung Institute. of nertkMi ten ilO> eoiitulni.,., _ i___ .......................... . x,,<1 ’iiiarirr <w f«» said test described land, tine luikming h.-rvia fore deeded to Sal.iina Belt*., ts'wlt; (uuihMf. lug at the iiorthvaM corner ■« th* nortbea-t quarter of the MHithea-t quitter <*t wetmi* tra <M>), running thence weal alwut taetiP-funrrsA* to a ravine, thence num Ing al<atg wtld ranu* ta a Nombwesteriv direction to wgter. tiwwv sIom said watcr.to tbe wurth line d -aid f«m ,-.nr< north to the plate of ita-gim-ini;. (m.tniutS twenty-nvr n«iv* of bu.il more or I.-— u.irMIng to conwy sll my iMrrett tn -xhl ffifte (IS) arm. together « Kb lb.- us mill uni |.MW situated tbereou. nil being in t««n t«<>i.mk of rauge nine <u» we*t. Dated. April». i*m. COOK & SHELDON^ ' Nortpgte. Attorneys for Mortgng.. M.MmvIelle. Catarrhal 1 ieafneaa.----- . ——------------ uption and all dlwmsra <|( the Throat and Luun. using in the treatment of above named* dtaeaaca Dr. Hottrfelle's new and wonderful Invention, the which In now used in al! the leading boapitala In Europe- It h only since J»r. NomMirt>Inven­ tion and dlsrowry of this new method of troUIng the air |WMagen. that Throat mid Lung div eases ore .no longer feared. Ptn'driaus and .suncrera Invited to luvratlraUe this mode of treatment. If Impossible to cal! In person. wrlM tor Hat of questions and International New*. HitHMamis treated by letter. Instru­ ments went to any address by expnM. with full directions for using. Call upon of address . DU. M. SOVVIELLE M lAfayette Ave., Detroit. Mich. ( FOR TEN CENTS. ONE COOK BOOK. become operative, notire i, i o clock m tbe aftenuH.,. . ?°u’,,rtlwe”urt houw h. ti-'o SttS:::r DAME’S BALSAMIC TABLETS, to °f has hu«<._ . R*Mtv. | mmred by raid mortc l*’.' State oi Mlrhtgan. County ot Hi’rr - •«. NoUvr 1* hereby given thal i y hii order at ike Probate Court for the comity of Hany n:><'e ra tire Mil day of Mnv, taH. »i\ namtb* taau :ta> date were allo*rd tor creditor* .o prewiit tbetr clninui ugalnM th«* estate <»t AkTHVlt K. HAS­ KINS. late of said return. deceased.and that »B creditors of wild deceuscit nr ’ “ sent their claim* Iwlore *atd tlie prolMlc offire In the rlty county, for vxaininstion am iM’fore tbe Mh day id ml i bat such claim* vll( be hrkr.- ’ tlu jn. Dated. M:c nth. I*M. CLKRENT SMITH 0IS.SOI.VT1ON NOTICE. , Th-* pnrtMiTsldp Iwretofore exlRtlng betwe*o I •-C-pHtoiiiind O. L Crook h Hi h day dis- , Sb.,». L* < - WELTON. Hnstliun Mav® nou u t.iiwn. /«» (J^N!Lm^«« Z 1OIAUTNKIWIUP NOTICE. , , , , . . hereby given that wp have this day .rww. wL’Ku,tn9•,^, U* firm name h ?'*" n1.' £.".hl,hwk for Hie iturpMc of carryHU on the hmlnrM nf Immrance. real estate and irain. with ofiki* in front room of M-cottd storv. Abstract block. Dated, Ha«tlng:i, Jllcb., June X IW4. L (’, WELTON. TUTT^S ENTS £ T/'S.'wS' PILLS . TORPID BOWELS, DISORDKRKD LIVER, ; । I 1 1 itoouk- 'truer. wtrhic-«■> <’i-m -* tvnt ltam hdWen st the 1> nr.in- hum dtv of Hasting* in «w:*i roiiun m M.*< .1. > i .- ac .lapnfJune in tta y.... :• •-.» -jm hundred and eighty lour. l*rc*ent. Clement Smith. -I <1 In Hie mat ter of Hie <Ht.i:<tab. deeeawd. * HiUm J. DrGolin. aiimhC-tr of said dee.s-.rd. r. t n--. ni- tl nir iil*arvouut a- -u«-h ailur.^- •order of dlstrllmtlmi !><■ 11; r> charged troni M* wed tru-t Thereupon E. It hunlrnM W. WHITUKK. t; : V 4ay Ot Joitr. at Im •• -aid frO iNwai. beastalgiirti forth*-1 • ■- • thm. nnd tbut ihr brir» at la* •>! and ail other prrw»it« inter-- <• • .ire required tu a|d« ar id .«• l then to be botarti al liw h rtty <rf Halting* lu said ■■ 1 r KttIfiui) there lie. why the • .nr I tioner should not tw grant*'< I And It Is further ordered Hu! t--- •--| give notice to the person-intrrc*t' <l ':' ■ Fate, of the pendency of -al‘> i*fkteb 1 bearing thereof by causing s rop>j* ™l’ "" to be publikhcil hi the Hadnij.” U i' '>•« » napar artMed and circulat'd uiwdd toi u.yoi week*, prevlons to «dd d«\ onnarni^^ ^ [A true copy. J . ’ Jn4«'l’t<*»:e* The Science of Life. Oily $1 Uver. AaaLi Stole of Michigan. Uountv nt Lair? •' Notice te hereby iiiveii ttmt »•' nn "f »r • f'« Probate Court for the comity o! Rsnj uU* the IMh<lay of May. 18M. -It mouths tnm date were allowed tor (I JU claims aahutf ths estate *>t JAMJ> > HI 1tato of Sid roniii v. deei*a»e«l. and H f t •"l/r2l “or, rf »l.l »*- mg*'.,'7,’S their claims lietere said I’rot«tr < ■’ ‘ w probate office. In ■.'..I* Hie rlty ■__ ----------------IIH ■•! ''I1 u* IIkim* dav*. —Jtated. May Wth. 18M. . . -CLEMENT SMITH. Judr-id 1 na Frnlmtc Order. • Ntate of Michigan. Cmud.' of ni,'rr\,llir ibe Al a ofsessioil Hie atProbate counts Bam. of hoWen The Jg£tbe <■ tv of Hastlugs. county <‘f • •*«?-,, ,jSZ. da\ the Mth day A May. Id I'" ,’"r and eight hundred and elKlitS-fo‘irnRSent,Ctemenl Smitb. Jud*J * ,n tite nmtter of the estate •»! »' 'i1'*"1 ^TtejSStS^pd tiling the l*« I deenued. . , M„. i Tlwreupmi It h ordcml. Hat 23d dai or Jinx' ‘K* lyonahealy ■fiWlMMir RhmiKi »oi ‘ ..m tltiW give nottee .to tbe pen™* ’.“traion »>d ,kr KgSTfeWterncy of wddI irfu' or anti-Butler is the aD-ab- [AtrtMMW.l___________Jw^oy SEHmk*? �Hastings VOL. XXIX. NO. 9. HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE 20, 1884. O o BIX LITTLK .WORDS. 0Q 2_ Six little wonlj arrw? me every day : T^*.00"-?1 «•«».1 1 ‘ 72*f~ l!» *>nscienco lav. divinely writ Ttlhin ay beart-thr goal I strive to hit. warn* me that my war ia barred, -.Itbcr by Nature’s law or cuatom aanL £ Are Thou Posted Wre to^Buy CD GOODS CHEAP? ■& 7Q Q o a $ a> •J. O 3 § o c o SB 5 b Will sell thee Cotton Cloth for 6c. . Will sell thee Best Prints for 6c. ’ Will sell thee heavy Shirting for 10c. ' Will sell thee Dress Goods for Sc. X Will sell thee Cashmere for 45c. Will sell thee Shawls for 75c and upward. Will sell thee a suit of Clothes for $4.00. Will sell thee a better suit for $5.00. Will sell thee a suit for $8.00. XVill sell thee a suit, all wool, for $10.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy boy for $2.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy large boy for $4.00. Will sell thee a suit, for thy biggest boy for $8.00. Will sell thee Straw; Hats so thee can not find fault with the price and go home satisfied. If thee will call and see what goods are sold for at Lewis Stern’s, thee will not see in vain. Come early or late, at anj- time, we will be ready to wait on you. ' Lewis Stern, g Ar the Cash Store. c o’ E DO YOU WANT Ah! Vtegct up feeling badly, didn't real I good, don’t want breakfast. no appetite, no en■ *Tgy, Imd taste and breath «ueiw we an? bilious, x. | Two dose* ZO-I’E-SA will tone up our Liver aud A] our ambition and set n* right. A hay fork or a manure fork ? A hoe, shovel, rake ‘or spade ? A gasoline or an oil Stove? Any tin, copper or sheet iron ware? ••Hup.” Coach Cure, S3 Cent I Prciwrl|Hiou of a Boston physician, clhjtciued Any eave-trouging or roofing? jWMty a Ikmton drunrlsf. I One dow will can* any ordinary cough. It A cistern pump, well bucket or lead pipe ? ■ act* nmglcuUy. Ask any dealer to get ..... Maidinimt on >* Cough —1. Cure, yuu 23 rent bottle of “Hub** Jack knife, clothes line or a wringer? nnd don’t bv put off with any other Plow^points or boot blacking? Do you want a pail that wont rust in a year? IMPKRIAAlfcM. Indirection, Dyspepsia, Headache. Nervous­ ness, urinary troubles, are often caused by n torpid Liver. Some call It Liter complaint, bllImisnrsM, etc. The Lleer governs the system: If the Liver Is Inactive, one may tw bilious, or have lever and ague, hemlnriie, malarial fevers, dizzi­ ness. etc. Three may lead to worse troubles. Don't throw you <fld wringers away, but bring them to us, and get new rolls This new remedy, Zopkt-a, Is now taking the lead of all other remedies as a Ltvan R».ih.aput on? All kinds of repairing done on short notice, i Hags Aaken in exchange TOB. Il seems to act In n remarkable way upon that organ—It forn-cts the bile, the urine and for anything you want in our line. Um* blood. Friend, keep the Liver healthy with If go, call on EVANS & BROOKS. . Call and see us, two dorrs west of bank. Evans & Brooks. ‘ Tn I qHJpqI! On® Dollar! I II trill Will Buy»' or U>« i-wwivu ■ colJj.«pniNQ. HEALTH-PRESERVING CLIMBING THE SPIRAL STAIRS. Pmhuiii»<c. “Yrs,’ she said, ’’our children are married and gone, and my husband and I sit by <n:r win­ ter tire much as we did before the fittle ones came to widen the circle. Ute Is aoincthiiiK like a spiral staircase; we arc all the time com­ ing around over the spot we started from, only otmjiem-re higher up the stairs.” -That Is a pretty Illustration, rcm.irked her friemi. mmlmdyr (taxing Into tlie glowing coals whlre radiated a iJeasant heat from the manywinilowcd store. -You know we cannot stop .»,«•» I fault with that necessity provided the ndvaiiee In life l» not attended wftb calanilty or suffer Ing, for I have had my share of that. Not long sinw im bealtlr utterly broke down. teni whs fall of malaria. My dlgvallon became thoroughly disordered and my nevrn re tn ia KSSsLS’SwUlf WJ asxffss: amlot tt,trouble. Tb*dl"™5Swhl,-*!S!X! tube H«akoe«s ot all the vital. ontatw—proKiesssd until I imd several attacks which my orant In Just Meli a*» as mine I t«»k luind felt Ila good'effects al once. It spprorro to :.nid^5 body, as though the blroungof Itft* had roiur to me. Taking no other »««^kh < I continued to Improve, and atunow In hotti r S[Baptist eh.reh. Coldbnx* This is a well known make of Corset. and the pi ice " e quote i- 25 per cent less than they have ever l»eea sold. Ml MOB R ffKWBU* E. Y. HOGLE. JU there is anything that I am afraid Ct ■ h’s an unfonded pMoi, or a man wh» ] don't know if is loaded. I wualdn think vo^i would like to sleep here.” “WeK so many drafts, you know in I —ifca.* Perley Poore. ' . every bank." ’ « “Now drop that." said the cashier; —Fortress Monroe. Virginia, is tbe “you will notice that I am drawing on largest fort in the world, covering ar you at sight. Any more of the puns area of seventy acres. It was budt ir that we hear every day about drafts, ’S17, abd to tbe uninitiated looks almoM checks, etc., will result in tbe discharge impregnable. In shape the fort is an of this mort-gage—eee that—marl—the >nly■ through Thee, know I what, every day. gage of death—tho revolver.’’ • ought, 1 must, I can. I will. I dart. I may. I saw that there was a certain irrita­ the land approaches—<Mcaqo Touts- . —Oosabsrv* Journal bility in his manner ao I thought per­ haps it was Ixwt to give some explana­ AGAUWT TIME. tion of my presence there, for I could —In shape and color Eugene Loudons’ e«d reacmblM exactly that of a calf. One of the greatest mistakes that a ,not conceal from myself that my con­ duct might be open to misinterpreta­ nan can make is to think tpal because tion. People arc only too prone in this —Tlie Second District of Gibsoe mne one else is prosperous in a certain world to impute improper motives to County. Tenn., has three men that have ine of bittiness he can make monev at sixty-three children, twenty-one apieoe. bat business also. It is astonisbine their fellow-cftixens. “We were1 speaking about safes," I One of them has seven ty-tive grand­ hat so ninny men whom we would call said, “and I was anxious to see how children. feasible make this mistake. A man will they worked. I guess von didn’t give —A Mississippi man writes to Deuton mass a fortum* in salt, say, and lose it. me the right pass-word.’’ County, Tex., for a runaway wife, and ill in starting a manufactory; a man ••Oh, the pass-word’s all right, but describee her ’’with high cheek-bones, rill make himself fabulously wealtKy on there’s a time-luck on that safe. All upper front teeth out, crippled in one itomach bitters aud lose every cant of the king's horses and all tbe king’s men t trying to start a daily paper. All couldn't open that safe till to-morrow foot, cross-eyed and quick spoken.'’ -his goes to show that a* man is an un, —A large Newfoundland dog that held at 10.” hinking animal. He sees the outward “Ob, in that case,” I said, picking np one end of a rope while one-girl at the tigns of prosperity, and jumps at tbe my jimmy, “I’ll call-in at 10." other end swung the rope so that an­ .conclusion that it is tbe business nnd other skipped it, amused New York in “Don’t go," said the cashier. “There's tot the man behind tbe business that another safe that we don’t use at pres­ the City Hail Park recently.—X F. Sim. nakiBH the money. He forgets the years —The Woman’s Christian Tem(>erent. I’ll explain the time-lock to you rf unseen toil, the close attention, the on that." and be rose, still keeping the ance Union, of Georgia, has caused pub­ ninute calculations and tbe thousand revolvers pointed at me. lication to be made of tbe fact that it has ind one things that tended to make the “Arn’t you afraid of taking cold? No. no thought <rf calling a political conven­ jusiuess what it is. no; nothing about drafts or chequing tion, or of asking for the ballot for To come down to personal matters I perspiration or anything of that sort. women. nay say that .1 made the mistake of Put on a collar or something. I’ll hold —It is said that the recent Georgia hinking that I could make a little extra your weapon’s.” cyclone blew a Bible a half-mile from a ash—after hours as it were—in a busi“It's all right," said the cashier. “I farm-house. When lint found it was iess entirely disconnected with my don’t expect visitors and it’s not cold." hihg open, and the tint thing that M-esent occupation—a business that J I shall never forget the delightful greeted tbe tinder s eye was tbe sixtieth iad not the slightest practical knowledge hour I spent with him, for to an inquir­ )f, and in which I had no previous train- ing mind the acquiring of information i» —At a recent meeting of'medical men ng. Tbe conclusion was what I might al ways .a pleasure. I stood'there with iu Loudon a new society was constitute*. lave expected—complete failure. tbe cold muzzle of owe revolver pressed An hour after midnight I took my against the side of mv face, while with lark lantern and a few necessary im- the other Charley pointed out tbe prin­ sional and public mind to a knowledge of these causes. and .to a recognition oj olements, and drawing my slouch hat' ciple of the time-lock. >ver my eyes went into an alley in the He swung open tbe safe door which tbe' physical aspect of habitual intern ’ear of one of our most wealthy banks. stood ajar. A beautiful brass and crys­ perance." Phe cutting out of tbe door panel was a tal instrument like a double watch was —A walking cane made out of nine limple matter, and stepping inside 1 attached to the center of the door in­ decks of okl playing cards, six thick placed it once more in position, and by side. The two facet* were marked with neasea out of each deck pressed togethei he aid of some paste*and slips of paper figures, and from each of these faces by machinery, with a steel rod runninr cept it there so ns not to create un- projected a little pin that as the disk re­ through tbe middle, is owned by Wil avornble comment if a policeman volved camo around anti released a liam Gale, of Etftckn, Nev. The can* ihould happen along. I was at a loss clamp that allowed a bolt td drop. I can is very heavy, smooth and supple, ant 'or a moment which door to take next, hardly describe the action without a is decidedly'a curiosity.—Bearer Tn or I found myself in a sort of back hall. diagram. The faces,could be set at any )ut a. turned-uown light showed dimlv hour just like an alarm clock : at that --The Secretary of the Treasury ha..brough the ground glass one, so 1 hour, the pin would- touch the clamp decided that-bean* are neither seeds no; •ightly conjectured that this room con­ and the bolt would drop, and then by vegetables. They being intended pri fined the safe. Stepping through the the usual cabalistic words the safe couljl marily to be eaten, they cannot b« ?anel which ! speedily cut I found my- be opened. classed as seeds, which are" for planting, jelf in a nicely carpeted room with a “Supposing-the clock should stop." and being the seed ot a vegetable thej iloeed desk, and a table on which I said. cannut be eiasM*d as a vegetable, there . “There are two of them," answered fore they must pay a twenty per cent, papers were neatly arranged. At the md of tbe room was the black iron Charley, “and it is most unlikely that ad valorem duty, as other unclaasitieu loor of the safe, with the silver- both would stop at once. These cost articles. — Washington Post. ettered disk gleaming like an eye from throe hundred and sixty-livu dollars, a I —Dr. William H. Do Courcy lived in i swarthy face at the glimmer of tbe dollar for every day in' the year : some a house in Queen Anne's County, Md. lingle low gas jet. I turned out the gas. are eight day "clocks, and" have to . be built with (irick brought by the De irew up the table, placed on it the little wound up every twenty-four hours. Courcys framing land mure "than two .antern with its disk of white light They are cleaned"once a year at the cost hundred years ago. This did mansion. of abeffit ten dollars. Nearly every bank owards tbe safe. “Cheston," situated at tbe junction oi I believe in doing things methodically. has tiicm." the Black Wye and Big Wye Rivers, “It’s getting late and I’m keeping you was burned a few days ago. Among k> I had talked to both teller and casher about the safe. It seems that both from your rest." I said. the valuable things saved were the fam­ “Not al nil," said tbe polite cashier. ily purtraits, brought over in 1662. iad to be there at one time before the Just then the jingle of a bell startled lafe,could be opened. As one lired at —The cyclone sometimes acts as a >ue end of the citv and the other al the '■ me. I cannot account for it, hut that moral renovator in Georgia. When Hher, it would fiavc been difficult for evening every little sound seemed to cyclone passed through rhe Stevens Pot­ ' •obbera to get them together at the make me nervous. “Ome in." shouted Charley. “Kick tery neighborhood, near Milledgeville, middle of tbe night. I formed a friendin 1876, there was no church tn. the ihip with both of these young men and in the loose panel—you’ll tind the other locality. Some of the people thought il ’ound that the cashier's words for open­ open. I turned on that district tele­ was a judgment sent Tor their evil deeds, graph police alarm." besaid aside tome, ing the safe were “hold tbe fort” and and immtriiaiely started a subscription hose of the teller, “for I am coming." ••while you were examining tlie safe.’\ ^and built a church. Now there are none Charley is one of the most thoughtful The cashier-said that if I would come in more pious than the people of that vi­ of men. * After hours be would be pleased to show cinity.—St. Louis Globe. . I went with the officers—at their re­ me the workings of the safe, which he —Hail-<*tunes, it Is said, recently Ml quest — and if the Free Press desires irid was one of the finest in Detroit. I ifl tbe vicinity of Dningcriiuld. Tex., as promised I would drop in after the batik some inside facta on the management of large as gooMt eggs or a man's two lists. hail closed ami nccurtiiogly. here I was. tbe Detroit Jail I am in a most excellent One eye-witness saw them piled up by position to furnish them. — Luke Sharp. You see I had* tbe whole thing well the wagon-luiuL The storm ture Umba planned, for if any inquisitive policeman | tn Detroit Free I'ress. from the trees, knoukhd through th« ihbuld make inquiries I would have n« 1 roofs of Imuses, killed calves, sheep and Henry Clgy’s Death. difficulty in showing him that It wa» I fowls, totally destroyed the fruit and after hours nnd that I was there on tii« ; gardens. iyi"d forty-eight hours after Henry Clay was forcedtiy ill-health to express invitation of one of the officer* I abandon bis Visits to the.Capitol in the nail-stones were taken to town as large of die bank. 1 tried the “opefe sesame" winter of 18S1-62, and to remain in his :u lien’s eggs. on the safe, and then attemptcil to oper ; —A Kansas correspondent wants to the door, but it would not move. Couh' | room at the National Hute!, hoping that when spring came he might return to know how Mr. Gladstone's name is pro­ it be ixttsible that the letters were not ! Ashland and die in the txiaom of his nounced. Heaven, that knoweth all right? Just as I began to think that J ; famih . Those who were permitted to things, only knows, anxious one. It is had spelled some of the wdrds wrong • ' see him during thoi dreary winter aav an English name aud tbe spelling thereof voice from out the darkness said: that there was hardly strength enough is not ever so remotely cooneuted with “Won’t budge, eh?’’ in his hands to eonvey food to his raotuh. the pronunciation. It "is probablv pro­ I never remember being so startler : aud that he was helped to and from his nounced Glerton iu Liverpool. Galston bv such an innocent and truthful re I bed like a feeble child, and like an old in Manchester, Glisten down in the mark. I hole to be interrupted in that forest oak. he was beautiful in decay. country ami Chufoley in London—Bar- , thoughtless way when 1 am busy. Las | The luster of his eyes was undimmed. ; Hugton Hawkeyr. week I noticed a crowd nt the corner oi < and he. greeted his friends earnestly and I —Daniel Campbel), a man over Woodward avenue gazing ataman kindly. His voice continued to be all I seventy’ years of age. who resided near potting gold letters on the Grand Trout I sweetness and melody, except when its New Plymouth, U.. committed suicide windows. He seemed not in thn leas, tones were moved by that bodily weak-1 recently in the most singular manner ia disturbed by the onlookers, but I am o new which made it "painful for him to I a modest and retiring nature and couli speak, and it was always painful for him | rhe presence of some of his cIomm friends. He climbed up a tree about not have dune that. So, as I said be to speak long. When the Instjionr came . tiftv feet, and then got ou a limb, from fore, I wax Mtartied and annoyed be had at his bedside his oldesr'nson. j When I caught my breath 1 took uf Thomas Hart Clav and Rev. Dr. Butler, j. which be blungwl headlong to tbe | ground and was dashed to death, HU my lantern ami flashed its circle of ligb Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, with slowlv around the room. A dark lan which he was in full communion. His ro Tribune. tern "in a strange place has a curioiu last moments were disturbed by the | main weird effect. It brings into vivid relie: music and shouts of the whigs. ratifying ; the objects within its circle and leave the nomination jiut made at Philadel- . the ocean unattended and with no cat to look after them except some of the everything ehfe in the blackest of dark- phia of Wtntield Scott. kind-hearted women in the steerage, new. As 1 moved the bright circh When his death was known the next ■ were landed at Castle Garden with other around the walls I was shocked to se» day. political differences were forgotten pa>.M?ngers ou tbe National liner Fi ance., a man suddenly appear, sitting up in r in the touching encomiums of the de- ! cot beti, with his knees drawn up am parted Statesman, and the sincerity of ' resting on them were both hands, bold­ tone In which regret found utterance 1 Lena and Nellie McRostia. The ing pistols ’ covering” n>e, as th< from every longue. There could not j phrase is. A* we remained thus im have been a more sincere demonstration । movable for a few moments I could no­ oi ixjpular regard. Other men have 1 npi, and tliey came out alone lb meet help noticing what a sinister Hack reached the Presidential chair, but no their tai her. who lives in Brooklyn.— shadow he ca>t in the luminous fssl one has ever attained the post which moou on the wall, like a magic lanten Henrv Clay held in tbe liearte ot his “1-h-W<o!dd you mind relighting tb< countrymen. Mrs. Clay who had never XoUer l. £' t^igt : mw?" lie saiil. laud, shmtv In Harn count}, rill be ■ Not .1 »11." I replirJ. Md M tbe jet ... murtinn. in .-wronfaure , gooded the mom «ttb light 1 we, r» UVMI My.I ••• - I liered to liod !h*l t”"1 oo Ibe oo. Hmaras r WHOLE NO. 1509. oalylhra. ■ �The Hastings Banner. MARSHALL L. COOK, Editor. footed that OR NEWS orcross Hastings, Mien., June 20,1884. A dub to befog formed in Ctnckiuoti to urge Thurman's nomination before tbe Democratic National Convention. head of an axe. It waa thought that death did not ensue for sometime after the wounds on the face were received, from the fact of their tiring much dis­ colored, it being asserted that such dis­ CBIMINAL ANNALB OF BARRY . COUNTY. coloration would not take place did death occur immediately upon the in­ An Old Man the victim. fliction of the wounds. < The jury rendered a verdict in accord­ THOMAS F. SEABLEB BRUTALLY ' MURDERED AT HlB HOME ance with the above, with .the addenda IN HOPE. “at the hands of some person or persons unknown.” The dark deed op Friday The perpetrators of this crime suc­ Ml«HT. ceeded in covering up nearly if not THE FIENDISH DEED DONE WITH quite all traces that might lead to their detection. In this they were unwft* ANOTHER MURDER! FULL PARTICULARS. Saturday afternoon last word was re­ ceived in thia city of a murefcr in Hope township the night previous. The sheriff being absent and the under sher­ iff engaged in matters that demanded his prompt attention, the officers were not able to take action in the matter until the return of Sheriff Creasy on the tfp. m. train, upon the arrival of which the sheriff and under sheriff, accom­ panied by Banner representatives, im­ mediately started for the scene of the crime, arriving there at midnight. - THE CIUME Thomas P. Searles, a man who was 77 years old last October, was the vic­ tim of this horrible crime. Mr. Searles waa an industrious, economical man, who lived alone in a log house one-half mile north of Hope center. Arriving . iW we did in the night, the place had a wierd and uncanny appearance. Enter­ ing the house, we found three men, Mr. R. B. Richards, of Prairieville, among the number," keeping watch over the corpse and premises. The facts, sych are as known are as follows: It was the general impression in the neighborhood that Searles had a considerable amount of money either iibbuVhis person or on the ♦premises. He lived alone in the log house, as above stated, where he worked at the cooper trade, using Hie houfie for the double purpose of dwelling and shop. He was last seen alive by the family of Orin Gesler, a near neighbor, at 10 o’clock a. m., Friday. He was at Mr. dealer's on an errand. About $ark Friday eve­ ning, his nearest neighbor, Dorr McKay, a man who gains a living for himself and family by dayfi’ work’ among the farmers of the neighborhood, went to the house of Searles, according to his statement, for the purpose of informing him that he could not help him on the day following, as Mr. Searles had sent word that he wished his assistance at that time. McKay states that he went to tlie house and rapped upon the door; meeting with no response he went away, thinking Searles had retired for the night. As Searles was somewhat deaf, he felt no surprise at not receiv­ ing a response to his raps upon the door. Alxnit 7 o’clock the next morning he again visited the premises occupied by Searles, and rapped as before, but re­ ceiving no response he looked through a window and saw, lying upon the floor near by, a pillow, underneath-which was an axe. He pushed the door open and entered, seeing a broken lamp and oil upon the floor near the bedroom door. He passed into the rear room; not finding Mr. Searles he attempted to enter the bedroom and found his jirogress barred by some obstruction against the door,' which opened inside the bedroom. Pushing harder, he suc­ ceeded in opening the door sufficient to admit of his ingress, when a horrible sight confronted him. With the feet against the dgor and the head lying in a pool of blood underneath the window, lay the lifeless body of Thomas Searles. He at once gave the alarm and in a short time several neighbors arrived on the spot. . The fotyiwing diagram of the prem­ ises will explain the situation: Bedroom. The highways runs north and south. Doors are designated us 1; windows as 2. The door in the shed at the rear of •the house is unused and was barricaded with barrels, lumber, etc. The entire premises were used as a cooper shop, shavings Ijeing strewn about the doors, save in the upper story, which was un­ used, and the bedroom occupied as a sleeping apartment by the murdered man. Tbe house was scantily furnished, a couple of chairs, a cupboard, rude table, an oki stove, and a common spin- “salfc Butter — Creamery, nxMtak Mai**0~ EiwwJ C. Cob<». Kt Coaiis — •crfd.nuUy drowns u-bu. aA*»k *» «“« »< “°*U sentenced for using tlie mails to defraud, surrendered himself to District Attorney months. , At Bardstown, Ky., Thursday, George) Hughe*, a hotel clerk, was disemboweled by a drunken negro whom be bad ordered off the premise*. The negro will probably be lynched. F. K Albright, ot Murphysboro, tea been nominated for C-oncresei by the Democrats of tbe Twentieth Illinois District, which ta now represented by Captain J. R. TboniAS, Republican. north ot tb.» rUlor- ot o-uto t luUUrtty -UK M .lx*bho~b.-~~t«r»‘»« trom.rUlt to a country patient. tfom. twenty-five people wen* P01^^ by eating cheese at . Middtavdlo, Barry Jouty. o t.« <l-rb°’ noa‘ ‘•“‘J’’ publican, and Mia Elizabeth Hoar were on Thursday married at Concord, Mass., In tbe old Unitartan Church. WlUtam E. tingly, perhaps, assisted by the prema­ ture action of those who removed the body and searched the premises previous to the arrival of the sheriffs. Of the details of the crime only con­ jectures can be formed, as nothing posi­ tive is known. Like many others, the Banner has a theory of its own. The only apparent incentive for the crime was the supposition, (whether correct or not is unknown,) that the victim was the possessor or a considerable amount of money. From the fact that the bed bore no indications of having been oc­ cupied that night, that the body when found was dressed, even to the felt boots, and that the broken lamp was lighted at the time, as evinced by indi­ cations of a pillow having been used to smother the flames from burning oil, it is evident that the murder was com­ mitted in the early part of the evening. It is probable that the murder was done by persons who went there tor the purpose of robbery, and that Searles received the blows upon the face while coming from the bedroom into the front room, and while upon the thresh­ old of the door, falling back into the bedroom; that he was not killed out­ right at this time, but the murderers fearing that he had recognized them, finished their bloody work by -crushing the back of the skull. If any money •was secured by the murderers they evi­ dently knew just where to look for it, as u» nothing uuuuim about axout the ,ne house non« indicated maicawn an an extended search. ’•In clothing not on the deceased were found a dollar bill and a ten cent silver piece. A leather wallet and a pouch for carrying silver, known to have been in the possession of Searles, were missing. Subsequent search has thus far failed to find any money premix. Tbo Cl« Coooty Sop.r-i.or. b.« d J.-l tb»l th. ooonty .boll .uod U>. lou ot A4.CJ0 .lol.n trom Um Comity Troo.ur.rMr. Toylor, ot Roomo, Mrnmrnb C°°°V. bu Io., bl. rol.brorod ram Goo.ro., U>. animal cutting himself In some ankJ’°*n way and bleeding to death. Loss, $!.«»• Marrero, Secretary of tbe Cuban Revolu­ tionary Committee at-Key Wert, was arrest­ ed by tbe United State* Mamlial for having expioaive material in hto possession and concealing sealed letters to prominent rev­ In Clare County, accused oi marrying olutionists. Loowu' mlU. aa*r LUUe B~Uk wm wrecked by an explosion Friday, two men There .ara 643 convicts in the State befog killed and two others seriously Prison at Jackson. wounded. John Ballentine, of Bad Axe, Huron Cashier Shepajd. of the New York Central Fretatat Department at Buffalo, lias dis­ County, is a good spedmen of a Pi*W appeared, and is a defaulter to the extent business man. The great fire of 1871 of $30,000. The Italian Government will avoid a con­ flict with the Vatican by erecting a tablet Tcmraa .boot tSO,O» tor him. bb >«*■“' instead of a monument to Victor Emmanu­ plant being at the time at Verona Milla. el In the 1‘anttnjon nt Rome. He is already in a fair way to fully re­ From Rockford, D. T., oomea a report cover trom tala lart vialtation. that near that place Is a solid body of oxide A Rogera-City (Preaquo Ule County) of tin nine hundred feet wide, it being tbe riclmat development outside of Cornwall. Ann offers one dollar each for rattlesnake Bkiao. They are sold to Eastern parties, Eng. . At Coraicaua. Tex., Friday a cyclone and and used for making belts and bat trim­ heavy rain prevailed, during winch two mings for ladles* wear. business buildings were unroofed, some Tbe late W. E. Dewing, of Kalamazoo residences damaged, and a number of trees bequeathed to tbe Children’* Induacrial blown down. Hume of that place two valuabb lota in A Dubuque paper publishes a statement that Samuel J. Tilden was born in Kent tbe town and JIU.UOJ in cash. Elmer Crawford, a recent resident of County, England, aod was two years and six months’ old before he. quitted that Alamo, Kalnmizx) County, was killed a country with bls parents, effectually barring few days tinea In Minneao^ lu a railroad his election to the Presidency. accident, b* Being conductor ,on a freight B. F. Stone, a manufactu rer of coach trimmings in Baltimore, having separated J. N. Smith haa sold five hundred acres from bis wife, went to the residence of his of bis farm in Bath, Clinton County, to a brother-in-law Joarly Friday merning and Derrplt man tar 525,000. tried to kill himself with a knife. While Mr«. Jones, an old lady living near bleeding profusely he was driven from the premises. wt»en be dinibsd the railingot Btan wood, Mecosta. County, was walking the city reservoir and soon drownei to town on the railroad track the other ■ Prince Krapotklne, the Nihilist, Is to be day,und waa caught upon along bridge by I released from prison in France on July 14. a freight t.ain. To escape she leaped from ! bu,lneM M Fo,|K the bridge to the water, a distance of talriy ind., was destroyed by fire early Saturday feet. When picked up she was dnoonscious morning. Loss. $10,000. and could not recover. Germany will send no Minister to Wash­ Mr. E. A. Cameron, of Muskegon, was ington until a successor to Minister Sargent at Berlin has been appointed. ago while in a logging-camp, where ho was A boy’s skeleton, with rope and stone around Its neck,,was taken from a pond at employed by his father. He waa flrod atthrough the window and literally riddled Avondale, O., Saturday morning. with buck-shot. M dlM Tbe post-office at. Cass City, Tuscola W e hear that the deceased was the fire early Saturday morning, tire lose bring County, waa broken into tbo otb.-r nig at owner of a farm in Wisconsin and one ! S26,ooa and tbo safe rifled of 5150. . in Kansas, but no documents showing w- E- Cooke, aged twenty-one, claiming - Lewis Stark*. of Grund L-d ;e, Eaton .ueh owperehlp were found. One of' County, who shot Frank BalJy, ibe police­ man, last summer, bus settle! tbe cake by nis sons, who lives in Augusta, arrived | day for forgery. paying 53M. Saturday, and states as his belief thatf The trotting Irorae Burns, value! at $7.The Michigan bir has presented tbo Su­ his father had between 86(J0 and 8WJ0 °1w,ied McLew. ot Ent Sag­ In nennmv ' InawNJropped dead on the race track while preme Court of toe 8iaxjw,tb a Hfe-slse m money. , WaI portrait of Judgi Isaac Cbrisltaiiry. Mr. Searles’ wife died several years . The United States steamer Michigan will Ju gs Christiaucy is still strong and agq>he has several surviving children", j «»on make her appearance In Chicago hiF vigorous, and is actively engaged in the ltd for aome time had lived alone. He : d<-.lrint to enter : preetle. ot Me profaraiou Io Lao.lua wn> an lnntr..n.lZ m-n .n,i <1 I. «... *"* Uudr ^wnrtunUy. A California .almon thro, tot . was an inoffensive man, and it is not The Superintendent of Schools for Steu- 1 inches long and weighing twenty-one known that he had — any ------------------------j enemies. uq ,, County, xuu., ben Ind., reports hiu that nieiu there is h nu no . pounas, pounds, was caugnt caught in Did Black Rlvsr. at -i.n.e t- ki. dl.,u.r K_._—_ ....i . * “ . * ■ * . There is no prospect of the immediate child In his district between ten and twen- । Fort Huron, a few dare ago. apprehunaion of the murderers, and perhaps this will pass Into history as one of the mysterious murders, the perpetratora of which succeeded in eluding , , . _. . ' the law, but we are confident that all will be done that is possible to ferret out the guilty parties. This immediate locality has for some time been noted as the rendezvous of a gang of lawless persons. Not that all, or a majority of those living in that section are of this character, as there are many excellent, law-abiding people there; but ii is a fact that this section of Hope has an unenviable reputation, , - . ,, . xxm ' . "I whether Jurtly or not. Of coune there ■ are many conjectures as to who committed this erime; but they are as yet conjectures only, lacking substance and tangible proof. But let us hope that “murder will .out," and the blood of this innocent old man haunt his mur- A BOLT 15 TH? BAY S1<TE. l>eiDt»cratl<i Nomluce. Boston, June 14.—The Independents of Mrarael.uwUi who ue oppoMd u> the Bepubbam Presidential ticket held a meeting here yesterday. Henry L Pierce calls! the ‘ ‘ — - - the - nominations meeting to order. He said made at Chicago the high _ were not up _to___ ^“riard of the Republican party. Charles w » >-• • TheW. Codman wan chosen -President. Vice-Presidents included President Eliot. derer constantly. -----I 01 Harvard, Julius H. Boelye and 8amAN IGNIS FATUU8. • ue| Hoar. Colonel Codman, upon taking , Many of the people living in the ,vi- U1® chair, criticized the platform of the Re­ el nity are considerably troubled in their P«hllcaM bacauae U declares that this Is a minds over the alleged appearance of i KaUon *Dd DOt • league of States. The three lights that appeared ami circled ' I*mocI*u<: >»nJ' “• opportunity now. Colonel Higginson, la a speech, alluded to around the house where the murder Governor Cleveland, of New York, and the was done on Sunday evening; some reference wm loudly apptaoded. James believing that they are the result of Freeman Clarke also spoke. Tbe following supernatural agency. It is ckfimed that preamble and resolutions were adopted: Vsnuu*. We ore met In conference as Re­ these lights were seen by several per­ publicans and Independents of Nassacbus-tu sons. Of course they are the results of to take action in opposition to the oomfliirion-or James G. BUdne for President and natural causes, and doubtlerii could be i?h.a A tor. vk*-President of the States; and, wbereea. theee candidates easily accounted for, but with the pres­ United were named ta aba date disregard of tbe re­ ent feeling in that neighborhood it is form Miotlment of the Nation, and represent political methods and principle. to wbkcb we not straiige that many feel somewhat Km loai. That n ta our ‘own conviction tbe “ahakey.” ___________________ country would be bettor served by opposing these nominations thin bv wi,.2 ’.u-• Blaine and Logan; names that are in noMmUooaol Uh, Ocmue^ue Toey nave tbo proper men; we hope they iwin themselves a tower of strength. put them before tbe people for election lte*.i> A That an EuSutlve of The alleged explanation (?) of the Journal upon the Spoon-Butler affair is ludricrous, te say the least. Editor Ainger, of the Charlotte Re­ publican, is an exceedingly pleased man at the result of the Chicago convention. He states that one could have “heard him boiler a mile.” To attach a stamp to an envelope i» to moisten tbe envelope and then apply the stamp. Try this. If we all did the proper thing we would use Dr. .Jonea' SdetoSyVonic [or dwrpw, ecUvr- agA»dMwr. Price60 anta, The convicts at the Jackson PrfBOD' earned the S ate last year Report* to the State Board of Health by • ----------------------------forty-*even observers of dteea<e« tn differ­ .I unt «nt tl.trtl nt of tha the Rfata State, fnr for Ilia the rarro.u week roro^ra.* euded June 7, indicated that choleta morbu* ' consi ieraoly IncrnMed, that diphtheria, ! cholera infantum and diarrhea increased. __-> ' and that dysentery and pneumonia docreawd.;Dlphtheria vfu reported at four: a,, OcthHft | of Omaha. Ndb., have been indicted for levylug blackmail of fifty dollars p»t month nn ,z»lr»tl>,.» »!<• on fivn five’rramhllnngambUng hnnana house* mim uud! r> picketing the proceeds. Diotaas P. Soaries, Saari* ThotBm almost an octogen<________________ .__ arian/llvlng alone on a farm near Hastings, Zttroli Mlclu, whn who rarou was believed fra to Kron., have _______ consider­ able money secreted about his liouae, was on Saturday morning murdered by unknown persons. _________________ uccess Furnace । ■ICKI8AK 8T1T> ITEMS. with the blade of aa axe upon the right side at the facet xhmt distance umtarneath the eye. The back of the skull | The Most Powerful Heating Furnace Ever Sold Heating Successfully the past winter where other furnaces fui failed, when thermometer ranged from 4 to 30 deg-below deg. beloi zero. Every Furnace Warranted. Manufactured aid and Sold Oily by HUKKMAN BROS., Baitings. Manafactired BUILDERS’ HARDWARE. PAINTS, OIL, &c Large Stock, Low Prices H. A. Goodyear & Sons SCREEN DOORS. The warm weather will soon be upon us, and you will want screen doors. We make them, the finest you can ask for. Leave Orders Now. Don’t all come in a rush. Eddy Rotheric’s notion-itore in Jack' on waa entered by burglars tbe otbpr nfott and three hundred dollars! worth of goods were stolen. George W. Brown has been commissioned ty. New post-offices: Canby, Emmet County, G. D. Mathews, postmaster; Normaster. Whll. a clrcm proce«»lon wm passing through ta« Btreete of Lansing a faw flay, ago a boree belonging to J. a Pinch, at Wert Windsor Township, Eaton County, fell dead trom fright at tbe eight of tbe elephant*. Tbe Canadian propeller California, from Chicago for Montreal with tw.lv* pusen-' gers and a load of corn, rtrock a reef nmr Band B*ach Harbor, Huron Cretety the Thare wm a heavy frost In Ontouagon County the other night, which Injured fruit and garden stuff. Tb. unul o.mp-tM.Ua, ot tb. Motion­ al Asaociatibn for the promotion of hoik Dtaa oommerxwd at Lantiag a few days ago, to continue seven days. Several of the most eminent Methodist divine, in the country were announced as participant*. County, during the patatwo yroT Thoma. BngMdorph, a laborBr * near Jackson, committed suldde bv taking morphine the other day. He was an hrmMt r ao V/e are just receiving the finest styles of Furniturn ever brought to the city. When it comes to good goods al low prices, our house cannot be beaten in the state. Spangemaeher & Mason The Cheapest Place -TO BUY----- CLOTHING! with him. ----- 18 AT----at cwumiuee ui iiw wm appointed, n *> twenty-five, to go to Hew were rood. was tbo third time that, this firm’s mill had R. K. GRANTS �Q.-istings Banner. _ --- "^77 FRIDAY. JUNB 26. I*4BASTI^’ 2— Local News. 'I ..I ehretwf ,h"' •’*' „P -<•'* J. Bl.MUZZ-VS. nand, and numerous oamptatataof nuisances have already b«n lodged wm, tfc. hMlth E,,rn*1 '’'Kllaao-.lt may well he said Is the price of Hfe. ’ p-A- s,,eu>os «■ 2 ,5Jhc ta exi®d tkeir heartfelt thanks to the friends end nagbbortwhoK ldadlymrtrt.4 them during the Ulnrea, death end bnrtal of Mrs. Sheldonls mother. ta money. He tha paid hl* unde Sey- dolhes, found they were • good St, put Mb own clothes on over those belonging to his uncle and took his. departure after bidding his relative an affec­ tionate adieu. Ma Williams swore out a warrant for the arrest of the young scamp, and Saturday last Sheriff Creasy arrested him at Charlotte, recov­ ering nearly all of the stolen propertv. He was arraigned before Judice Hayford/waived examination, and was re­ manded to await trial at the next term of circuit court. The man Clark, of whom mention b"b" was made last week in connection with a transaction? concerning a buffalo robe FOR SALES was brought before Justice Hayford ..-re- >—'•""" ...Til ««>•—«• for.aw.llloB Thursday last and sentenced to the Ionia prison for 90 days. ‘ 4WD7' The young ladies and gentlemen of ■ lost. PIBSONAL. the Presbyterian church, under the . *10 bill nom«wh«re In U»« Maj. Anderton was m the city leadership of Mrs. W. H. Goodyear will sell ice-cream tn the court yard’ Wednesday. C"’ "’.'I ..,-»>■ to too. Friday evening of this week. AU in­ CoL Dickey, of Jackson, was in the clement smith. vited to come and partake. city Sunday. Hendershott. Irrtag; Florence Carlton; luth Lake. Nora M*Ube»x Heatings Township. Mr. Ba)‘l‘r- 01 Irvta». and his sister verrtle, ofWoodvirpr, 0., will be una-! ble to graduate on account of the* death of their sister. Toting Ladies’ Band.—Hastings now can boast of a full-fledged voting ladies’ l«nd. the members of which are earnest in their intentions to become a musical organization of which tbe city may be proud. Following are the members: E6 cornet, Miss Elv* Clough; 1st B4 cornet. Mire Orpha Knowlee; Sd Bt> cornet. Miao Lillian Ertre; aolo alto, Miaa Millie Wood; lat alto, Miaa Belle Spaulding; Sd. alto, Miaa Ettie Main; Baritone, Mre. ilamle Beemer; 2d tenor. Miss Iza Hendershott; B4 baas. Mire L. Wheeler; Tuba, Mire Celia Ensign; bare Mr. Will Cook returned from the drum. Mire Gene Brown; tenor drum, Mire Gertie Williams. The ladies meet returned from their tour of inspection west Monday. J. RUSSELL’S. for practice at tlx o'clock a. m^ each of the several systems of water supply Miaa Leota Wheeler is at Nashville morning, under the leaderahip of rm. Ru»by d,,u,t in various towns in the state. These visiting friends. .w. H' rrnploy* competent Mr. Walter Howell. gentlemen are more enthusiastic than Orno Strong was among the Banner ever in favor of water works. callers Saturday. F*n», Glove** Hosiery, Cor^U, A Little Advice.—The Banner Last Sunday was children’s day at rrwrar, etc., cheap Ot Mrs. Chas. Mack is at her former has this advice to offer those not famil­ J. RUSSELL’S. the M. E. church in Baltimore. The home in Baltimore. . iar .with the proper method ot procedure exercises 'were interesting and well J. J. Perkins, of Prairieville, was in upon the finding of a dead body, espec­ conducted. The Sunday school, under ially when it is evident that death was the city Wednesday. the superintendency of Jordan E. Tobias caused by other than natural causes: If The Banner extends congratulations gives every promise of being a success. practicable, leave the body undisturbed J. RUSSELL’S. to a certain young business man? until the proper officers are notified and Telephone Talk.—-Hello, Middle­ Mr. Wm. Hering, a University stud­ take charge of the body. The county ville. Want to talk with you." Fist;coni weather. ent, is visiting friends in the city. sheriff or coronor are proper officers to “Hello." WUE.tr throughout ihe county is A. V. N. Slingerland and family re­ summon in; such cases. In the Hope “How about that reunion kiting tod.'turned from their northern trip Mon­ murder case, when the sheriff had been What al- >ut that competing railroad 1 day. . ; j nuunoa notified ana and amvea arrived at tne the place, xne the “Good bye.’ Mre Kiltie Hiinauer returned Mon-1t,o<ly h,d h*™ ln “ o0®”' “ to­ “.shan’t,1” The h<>se l«'y» a™ practicing for the day from a reveral weeks' visit at Chi- I,|Ue,t h<‘ld' nnd “ •earch ot the promises The society connected with EmmanI made, thus destroying possible traces of coming tournament. . I uel church will Ije entertained on cago. the perpetrators of the crime. In the Du Harker’s personal effects were Thursday afternoon of next week, by Miss Stella Wheeler attended the investigation of this case the officers are ^tld at auction Saturday. Miss Rebecca Goodyear and the ladies commencement exercises at Albion this thus placed under additional embarass, The ladies' land gave a fine open air associated with her, in the society week. rnenta. concert Taesday evening. rooms in Rower’s block. Supper served Mrs. 8. Flesh, of .Chicago, is spending A Canard, Probably.—A report Mk. Al. Keith is getting right to the 'from six until seven. AU are cordially a few days with her sister, Mrs. Lewis is current in this vicinity and through­ invited to attend. Stern. frdnt In the livery business. out the county generally that a super­ Prof. H. Merrils, of Chicago,^ spend­ Do sot fail to hear the best, the I Anna, a nine-year old daughter of Mr. j and Mrs. Ralph Jordan, died Friday ing a few days with Mrs. Milo Wheeler annuated Methodist minister, Rev. grandest man living, StJohn. Samuel Boyles, who lives one and oneI last, after a long illness. The funeral and family. . . A laiIc.e number from our city con­ half miles south of Gull Comers, was Messrs. A. J. Bowne and C. S. Hil-, template going on the excursion to j was heki from the residence Sunday. | murdered and robbed the night after Anna was a bright, winsome chil<l, the bourn were delegates to the state dem-! Detroit \ ' ' the Searles murder. Parties living but pride of her parents. The afflicted fam­ ocratic convention. The W. C. T. U. wiirmeet with Mrs. four miles from Gull Comers have re­ ily have the heartfelt sympathy of Fred Kenfield, in the employ of M. L. I Striker nn Jefferson street, next Tues­ ported this in the city as a fact. Mr. their numerous friends. Bowen at Battie Creek, wasat his home ; s. R. Willison, w.ho is well acquainted day afternoon. We learn that Dr. Wright leaves in the city last week. with Boyles, discredit* the story. He What has Injcbme of the citizens’ Carlton Monday next preparatory to Deacon VanBrunt has secured his says that Mr. B. is about 86 years old, law god or.b r league. Is it dead, or settle at Grand Ledge, Mich., where-he long looked for pension, and left for and while he is the possessor of consid­ will continue to practice medicine. He more congenial dimes. erable property, he is incompetent .to This week the Banner has done has been a physician at Carlton for the ■Word received from M. L. Cook states transact business, and that his son at­ quite a large amount of job printing past 21 years; he hail a large practice tends to his financial affairs. The refor the Holcomb X Robertaon Concert and gave good, satisfaction. The peo­ that himself and wife are thoroughly | port is quite prevalent however;' but enjoying their western trip. ’ Troupe. • j ple regret to have him locate elsewhere. the Banner does not believe that it is. Rev. Hunsberger and Mr. W. P. SidIf you wish a pleasant time, and are authentic. Probably it originated by A correspondent calls our atten­ nam were in attendance at commence­ font! of tripping the light fantastic, at-- tion to the fact that a man living in the a garbled account of the Searles mur­ ment exercises at Albion this week. ml the dunce at the Woodland House vicinity of Coat’s Grove sheared sheep der. Miss Emma Bailey, a student of the Friday evening. all day last Sunday and in ^he evening Celebration.—There will l>e a grand Ypsilanti normal school, is spending Mil Williams, father-in-law of J. burned his fallow. The neighbors, 4th of July celebration at Hastings, the vacation at her home in this city. W. Mead, "t Rutland, died at the “ resi- thinking1 his dwelling was on fi^e, in under the auspices of the Barry county Frank Brooks and wife spent a por­ deuce of the latter bn Friday, and was large humbers came to the premise, to W. C. T. U. Come citizens of old Bar­ find that he had been desecrating the tion of last week at Gun Lake. Just ry, and join in celebrating this anniver­ Imrietl Sunday. ■. call around and hear Frank tell fish lies. The G. A. K.l’ort of this city has Sabbath. sary in a manner befitting, the event Mr. Erv. Whitlock is fast becoming a which we commemorate. One of the rwriv-d invitations to attend the Mrs. Jane Hodges, mother of Mrs. P. suave and model insurance agent. But finest processions ever witnessed in the Fourth of .1 iily celebrations at Charlotte A. Sheldon and Mrs. R. H. Brown, died he'll tell you no untruths. The firm at the home of the former Friday fore­ county will form at 9:30 a. m., under ar.d at fkiwens Mills. will do as they agree. the charge of marshals John Q. Creasy Wm. H. Hay ford is dangerously ill noon hurt, in the 64th year of her age. Miss Grace E. Whitcomb, of Detroit, ’and James L. Wilkins. ,, _ _____ The ___ Fprocession ______ r_ oi hemorrhage of the stomach. His at­ the funeral l>eing held at the house spending a few days in this city, the ; wiU ^3^ jjy the Hastings City tending physician is of the opinion that Monday afternoon. Rev. Carnahan guest of her brother George E., who is I IJantJ JU1(] Woodland Martial Band and officiating. The deceased hud for some he will not suryivtj the day. in the employ of Greble Powers. I consist ot the different orders of time l>een living with her son at Big I’nutKH s to his departure Mr. Cook Mr. S. Qreusel and family will go to i the city arid county, both civic and miliRapids, and but a few days previous to promised d18 a weekly letter from Dako­ Detroit on the excursion. Mr. Greusel i fary, Fitzgerald Post of the G. A. IL, ta. Probably next week the Banner her death arrived at her dnughte^k on will remain a few days and hb wife Knights - - ■ » of IMhias. Odd ~ Fellows, Goch-*! a visit. readers will hear frfrn him. ; Luke Phipps,* the wife murderer, and children expect to lie alsent several Templars, Hastings Fire Dept- etcThe premises about the rooms occu­ i’ollowed by citizens on foot, on horse. was hanged at Sandwich Tuesday. It weeks. pied by the Banner have been cleaned ?rn, of West Point )>»ck, and in carriages, dbplaying ban­ will be remembered that Phipps shot Mr. A. I). Nisyi up and now we don’t live in, a glass j, is now visiting, ners and flags with appropriate mottoes his wife while crossing Detroit river on Military academy, and designs. A number of beautiful house any more. Slick up, gentlemen. a ferry boat. Had the Michigan, au­ friends ta Albion. He will spend his The Iron and Engine Works and a thorities had this murderer to deal with, vacation with his parents in this city, representations are being prepared upon wagons, which will add interest to the portion nt the croquet works have shut he would probably have been convicted arriving in a few days. general display. Uncle Sam himself dowrr for necessary’repairs. They will of manslaughter, sentenced to a few Rev. Crittenden, having received calls will occuA a conspicuous position; >iart up again in two or three weeks. years in the penitentiary. in about from several churches, contemplatee also the star actor of all the Uncle ’Hie members of the young ladies two years lie pardoned out. Oh, for a removing with hb family to Iowa. Tom’s Cabin theater troupes will make band will serve ice cream in the office Uttle Canadian justice in the murder The Reverend gentleman and his fami­ his first appearance for the season. The of Clarke & Hiker Thursday evening of cases constantly occuring in .this state! ly are such as Hastings can illy afford procccssion will march through the prin­ ' next week, the occasion of the graduatIn THfc wool market there is no to lose. cipal streets to the Court House square, > ing exercises. M. H. Clark, of the Manistee Demo­ where the exercises of the day will take appreciable change in the general situ­ crat, and formerly publisher of the . Saturday evening there will be a ation. Trade continues slow and satis­ place. Excellent speeches, both patriotic meeting ot al) interested in a fourth of factory at all the wool reenters—Boston, Barry County Democrat, b in the city and temperance. Singing by « grand •July celebration at this city at the resi- Philadelphia and others. The condition U>day. M. H. is a welcome vbitor in chorus of the best singers in the county. • deuce of C.G. Bentley. All are request­ of the market is very sluggish, and thb city, and meets with a hwrty President of the Day, C. G. Bentley. ed to attend. । ‘ there is but little inducement for the hand-shake from his many friends Reader. Hon. D. IL Cook. manufacturers to stock up beyond pres ­ Wire hash i stretched on the teleChaplain,------t—• here. Mr. James Baker, of Irving, and hb Orator, Dr. H. M. Joy, of Grand Rap­ phone poles ‘ ,ween this place and ent requirements as the market is over­ Grand Rapids and the workmen are stocked with goods manufactured from Mister Miss Verda, went to Ohio iMt id*. A program ha* been pri-pared lor the now putting up the wire in the vicinity Imported woobL and no change can be week in response to a telegram an­ looked for or expected as long as the nouncing the death of their sister. afternoon beginning at 2-JO. consisting of Nashville. • They are rtudentx at the High tohw . of choice reeitations, readings, singing There is no doubt but that Hastings tariff remains as at present. The Three Rivers Herald contains a and they would have yraduatod tail liy the children and choirs, .,tc. after is about the best wool market in the term had it not been for thle afflic­ which will follow sports, games, eta. three-fourths column article upon the state. During the past week an im­ (see small bills). AU visit the Union Strong-Foote affair. Perhaps the editor tion. mense quantity of this staple has been Mr Henry Miller nnd Mra. John Headquarters, for temperance literature marketed here, j • thought he published sometWng bril­ liant and witty, but in our opinion the Hickman, of Battle Creek, were ta at­ and receive/nr something worth read­ Mil F. s. I’RENTicE/jf Hastings town­ article is extremely vapid and outrag­ tendance at the funeral of thdr airter. ing. and *hUe you read and reflect, en­ ship, has left at this office a stool of Mra. Jane Hodg«. Mra. John E. joy a dish of the delicious Ice cream, eously indecent. Orno Str«v is wheat of the blue stem Mediterranean Hodgee, of Big Raplda, Mra. Wind* which the ladle* furnish all day in , first-class newspaper man and a «i variety that stands five feet and two awake progressive citizen, and this at Bright, of Lnniliertown, and Mire Id* Court House square. A special invita­ inches high. Who can bent it? tempt to belittle him and makp light of Miller, of Springfield, Mo„ all relatlvee tion to aU temperance order, through­ out the county to come prepared with If those young bloods who kept his misfortunes should be fr?w^ of the daceaaed. were also present banners, flags, ’devices, etc, to partici­ their empty beer bottles in the wood upon by every respectable paper Mrs T. B. Diamond, of Bellevue, has pile in the rear of the Banner office,' state. Perhaps Mr. Strong has sinned, pate In parade. bebn inthe city the pest two weeks, Come one and all and help to educate will call at the office and pay for this' Sta evident thrthe inhere under taking care of her eon NUle. who has and warn tbe youth against the nation’s nutice they can have the bottles. • the imprreeioo thut he hre lx I” lieenverylU. Mra. I>. wishes the Baw- curse, aa well a* to rejoice over the An Indian baseball club, composed ounly sinned agiilnrt. SKB to state that she feds very grate! ul nation's blessings. entirely of Indians, will play the Has­ to the ndgbbora for their ktaxto«. and tings club on Friday, the 27th, at tbe GrtKK*’ Glycerine Sal**. A Bap’PM.-a>«rito „peeWly the young men of tbe eity. The be«t on earth, can truly be said fairgrounds. To-day (Friday) the Has­ for assistance ta caring for her son. of Griggs’ Glycerine Salve, which ia a tings and Irvings play nt Irving. sureh^ for cuts, bruises. scaliK buros^ CI.*M or^4.-lMow is r« of three ousness- Charlie is a' nephew of Mrs. The city is being canvassed to rind wounds, and all othi-r sons, tt 11 )«»(too Williwin. Of Irving. »nd he took uut who will engage water supply, in ^.ntrere^T hi. rotationitalp ud In the grednattag dare of W. at the IHvely mire pUe*. te*ter am. *U skis erupUoM. Try thia wonder healer. Utah School: Belle Handy. Jennie , °nier that tlie council may in a measapproprikted tor hie own SSk, Franc WUltama, Kittle Hd- ISatufection guaranteed or money re“re determine the amount of revenue ratalwL Only IS m-nta- For sale by F. jewelry Eva Wardell,bHannd^Browm that will l>e derived from water works. Hotehpisa.., iMXW rewTUlUrewn. truWltl IZOKl Flora Beedle, Geo^e Rock. Henp Bau­ Our citizens should see to it that all Thb Baxxeb, *1X0 a year. er, Harry Andrus, Emory Nlakera, yMBe-Lreeding germs are removed „Xld«,'g°>d ring and brreat fr°m their premises. The heated term W. C. Kelly arid J. W. Bentley have D SX^rXrtato /// toe To all those who contemplate buying Carpets, Curtains, Mail Fiitms, &c. this Spring. We are in such a shape as to offer inducements that will COMMAND ATTENTION. N. B.—We are headquarters for carpet warp. W. S. Goodyear & Co. IT STANDS AT THE HEAD I THE LIGHT-RUNNING “DOMESTIC” BECAUSE IT IS '[he Simplest machine made, having few parts, no compli­ cation, and requires little skill in management. The Lightest-Running machine, hence produces less fatigue in operating, and on that account is especially recommended by the medical faculty. Adapted to the Greatest Range of Work—will do the finest as well as the heaviest, and is suited to the use of all applianc- , es that facilitate the ordinary, fancy, or difficult work. Always ready for use, and requires no special adjustment when the work is changed. The Most.Dnrable machine ever made. Its construction is in accordance with the most advanced and approved mechan­ ical principles, and all the parts are Case Hardened, working on AdjustAle Conical Bearings. It has the most beautiful wood-werk. It has the best set of attachments ever furnished with a Sewing Machine. The Domestic has the best warranty of any machine made. Over 100 Domestic machines in the city of Hastings alone and some of them in use 22 years and running all right yet. Nobody has ever l>een able to produce a Domestic shuttle worn out . 1 have in stock the Royal St John, the New Home, the American, the Wilson, the Singer, and others. New machines from $20.00 up. Sewing machine needles, and the finest sew­ ing machine-oil made for all machines. Parts and attach­ ments furnished on short notice for all machines as cheap as the cheapest. :o:- Pumps! Pumps! 1 manufacture the best Wood Pumps made. I also have in stock the liest Chain Pump to be had, with the Churchill Pat­ ent Expansion Rubber Bucket. I sell these pumps much less than a cheaper pump are sold. Pumps purchased of me will be set if desired and warranted all right Call and see me, one doer west of R. K. Granta State 8t. �= A BRA V* LADY. = 1**um CAPITAL CHRONICLES. LATEST COSSP FROM WASHINGTON CASTOR IA Mrs. Schoonmaker. of Creek Locks. UtaterCo. tocion of Internal Revenue and the Disbure. sight of one of b<-r eyre, tottxigh an aoeident, and endured painful inftiunmatory action there potmad to soectmd Colonel BonuMe. coming sympathetically effected, her general HENNEPIN CANAL. health seriously suffering; indeed she was a Washington, Jone 18.—The Hennepin mere wreck, a walking skeleton. In this terri­ Canal Mbenw was defeated by a majority ble strait she consulted Dr. David Kennedy, of Jtondout, N. Y.. who told her at once that the of forty-four votes in the Houm yester­ injure*) eye must be removed. She quietly but day afternoon. An aualyxte of the vote firmly said: “All right. Doctor, but don’t give ■hows tliat twenty-eight Republican and me chloroform. lad my Inudmod sit by my side 118 Democrats voted tp strike out the eere during the operation, aiid 1 will neither cry out tion, while sixty Republicans and forty woman kej>t her word.. Talk ot sMdierly cour­ Democrats voted against IL All the mem­ age! Till* takes more pluck tluui It does to face bers of the Illinois delegation stood by Hen­ a liunilnH gun*. To restore her general health nepin to the left, except Moulton, Riggs and give tome and strength to the system, Dr. and Shaw, who voted to strike tt ont, and Kennedy then gave tbe “Favorite Remedy.’’ Ellwood and Davis, who were absent whleh clramed the blood aud Imported new The rejection of the Hennepin Canal ap­ life io the long suffering wuraaa.»8he rapidly propriation under the ctrctfnwtancee can not gained liealtii and strength, and Is now well. bereganled as a decision upon tbe merits of The “Favorite Remedy” Is a priceless blessing tbe proposition. It was prejudiced by the Iowouml No family should be without IL fact tlutt it was put into the River and Har­ Your druggist baa jt. If uot send to Hr. Durld bor bill In conflict with the rnlee of tbe Keqncdy, Handout. New York. ‘ Hou.se. and was kept there by n ruling for Hartrtian Is a uew station on the Wabash which Chairman Wellborn was constrained road three mile* south of Pipestone village. to make an explanation which was so lame Frederick Hotelikiss wising it known that he as to make the Parliamentarian uuznuiteta Acker1* Dvspepaba Tablets to be. smile. Tho8<L,reh‘> voted against it say they tie? be»t remedy for ImDgestUMi ever made, they could not justify tbemaelvre lu voting for always relieve headaebe. an enterprise which would commit the Wm. tkuiboni. G. A. K. post, port Huron, was Government to the policy of building and Inspected this week. It ha* 76 members. maintaining a canal, unless tbe petition was The name Jenner means a drawn lancet, jmil ting to flight a loathsome disease, nnd tlie name presented lnva separate bill, so that the The Harvey siiniirics the circulation of the blood. question might be fully debated. Ami the time is coining when the name of Dr, Hennepin bill, favorably reported by tlie David KenWedy will I* Indissolubly connected Committee on Railways and Canals, h on ta the jniblte mind with tbe purification of the the calendar, but tt Is not likely to be Mood, a deed only less hniKirtant than t,bc dis­ covers- of its motion through the human body. reached before next winter. This Dr. Kennedy t»ecuraj>fWie» by means of bis MIN1BTF.U FoeTMB'S, MISSION. _ new medicine, called “FavoritedSemody, ” Washinqton, Jqne 13.—Minister Foster flue of Pdrepatfgh’M best trained stallions was sailed for Madrid. Saturday, having com­ ptirelilued tn loipcer two years ago. •_ . pleted the work which brought him to this country. The object of bls visit hero was The best salve hi tbe world for Cut*. Bruises, to arrange the terms for a new commercial Boree, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Bares. treaty between tbe United States and Spain, Chappep Hands. Chilblains.Cwwl and all 8kln whieb will be substituted for tbe tem­ Eruptions, >uui |h^1 livelyenrea Fues,or no pay required. It Is gwiranteed to give perfect satis­ porary nrrangcrnentcomplained of by ex-Confaction. er money refunded. , price 28 centa per sulBadeaa. of Havana, lu his recent attack box. Por sale by W. H. Goodyear. upon The Secretary of State. Tbe proposed Even* manufactory in fjutsiug has within a treaty relates exclusively to tlie trade be­ few icon almost doubled Its capOelty. tween tbe United State* and tbe Spanish Colonies of Cuba and Porto Rico, and will An Editor's Tribute, Theron P. Keator, Editor of FL Wayne, Ind.. cover sugar and tobacco imported from Gazette, writes: “ For tbe past five years have three islands and manufacturesand produce always twed Dr. King’s New Discovery, for ot the United States rent thereto. coughs of must severe chararter. a« woll as for Minister Foster has been in this country • those of a milder type. It never falls to effect a speedy cure. My friends to whom I have recom­ about six weeks, and has spent most of his mended it »paak of It in same high terms. Hav • time collecting statistics and securing the Ing tweh cured by it ot evety cough I have had views of the exporters and Importers of for five years. I contider It.tie only reliable and sure cure tor coughs, colds, etc.” Call at W. H. New York as to the fidvantagrs to be gained Goodyear's drug store and get a free trial bottle. aud tbe points to bo looked after In tbe new treat}'. Having col­ AU the telepixme poles between St. Johns and lected this iufonaatioo bo submitted it to the President and Secretary Qwosso have Itceu erected. of State, and ecamlued ti>e questions In­ H. B. Cochran, druggist. Ijuieaster, Pau has guaranteed Over 300 uottles of Bunlock- Blood volved with them. He now returns to Mad­ Bitters for dyspepsia, billions attacks, llrer and rid to prooeed according to their Instruc­ kidneys. tions. The treaty having been approved A typourspblral union will probably soon be by the Spanish authorities will be sub­ mitted to tbe United States Senate in organized In Bay <?lty. In Holland, Mich., C. J Ixxnbury, publishes due course of time, but it Is not expecte.l the News, aud strongly recommends Dr. tliat it can be reported during tbe present Thomas' Eclectrir Oil for coughs, sore throat, sereion of Congress. Existing commercial catarrh aiid asthnm. relations with Cuba and Porto Rico will be considerably modified, and Minister Faster When you have a cough and want relief, think of has reason to believe that liberal conces­ Kemp's Balsam tor tlie Throat and Lungs. A sions will be granted this Governmeat. One guaranteed remedy lor those diseases. Price so of tiie mast essential points involved is ibe cents and •!. abolition ot ad oppressive export tax by The Morenci band received much praise at its Spanish officials, codec led In our own ports, first public appearance. . whirl) lias been a.burden upon West Indian Ask Frederick HotrhkKs hImiu: AckerS Blood commerce, nnd tlie removal of otiier vexa­ Elixir, Hu- only preparation guaranteed to deanv tb<* blood and remove all chronic dls- tious biirdemi which have prevented the de­ velopment of trade. eases. ’ Idle Ex|»erluicnL VACANT M188IONS. V« beh :i man is sound and well he can afford to tie iiidMerent to the rimrarter ot all tin- med­ icine In tlie world. Bnt when disease is thirty eating lilm up he must do something al once and <lo tt IiitrQIgeutly. Therefore do nut dose your­ self with a hundred things in tbe hD|>e that mhu« of them may hit the-mark, but tn Dr. Dav hl Kennedy* “Favorite RobR-dyr whtah’filta il everytime. For kidney; and liver troubles tfucs and comdliiation, U L just wliat you wank Ih-iiKgists have It. or mH oae dollar to the Doc­ tor, at Rondcut. N. Y. A Suns of Veterans post will soon l»e organ­ ized hi Bny City. Fred Hotchkiss guarantees positive relief for any cough, mid, ernup. or lung complaint l<y using Arter's English EemtMty, or will refund the money. Albion college has almut too more studMiks thiui It hiul last year. For eariehe, toothache, sore tiirnat. swelled neck, and the result^ of colds and inflaniinntiou. use Dr. Thomiw' Eclectrk' 011—the great jialii destroyer. Homer Ims a street sprinkler anil a milk witgon this summer. < / A trtire and reliable iiMlichri(—A compound There are now two first-class .missions vacant—those of Germany and Russia—and two prominent consular offices*, ffrnt ot Coosul-General al Havana, and Consul 'nl Call.io, Peru. The German mission will be allowed to remain vacant. In all probability, until tlie close of the present Administra­ tion, and so far no steps have been taken io fill the other post The Russian mission was made meant by tbe death of Minister Hunt, and the Consulate at Callao by the death of Consul Moure, ot Illinois. A large Blaine and Ixignu ctnb In* been furnnd Tn 1 auudng. Mr. Geo. V. WUUng. of Manchester, Mich., write*; “My wife luu !>renalmost helpless for five years, aobeljdes* that she could not turn over in bod alone. Hlie used two txittles of Elec­ tric BiUiTv. and b so mueii unproved tluvt she is alilr nfiw to do her own work. Electric Bitters will do.all that is claimed for tliem. Hundreds ot t'-<ctimoiilHh attest their grr.u curative powers. Duly fifty cent* a tarttle at W. H. Goodyear’*. Humored tluvt tbe Tuwola carbet Iwid is playcd out. CousiunptioD ha* been, and can be cured by thr «* of Downs' Elixir. Pliolographs on satin are the latest craze in 1 Consumption Cured. H ! | f; Au old physician, retired from practice, hav- Ing had placed in his tauids by- an East India nuMlonary the fonnpTa of a simple vegetable remedy for Che siwedy nnd jiermanent cure of CousimipUon. Bronchitis. Catarrh. Asttima ami all throat and lung aftectlous. also a positive ami radical eure for Nervous Debility and an nervous complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, tins felt it bls duty- to make it known to bis suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to retiere human Suffering. I will send free of charge, to all who desire it. tills recipe. In Ger­ man, French or English, with lull directions for preparing and onlng. Sent in- mall by address­ ing with stamp, naming nils paper. W. A. - NOYEA.!« Power's Block. Kockester. N. k. Miss Gabrielle Greeley was thrown from her bttagv at t’hapiiMiua. X. Y.. «n Sunday, aud had As a wire nsaicdy for Sick Headache, Sour Hionw'h. Dyspeimin. Itullgettlon. Caustlpatkm. Torpid UW? BlUhMwii^'., Ac.. ik» medicine is equal te Dr. Baxter's Mmxirakr Bitten. Hawn bop lutvr becii ImpoeuUng eows to get wm-y Iovine ehvus. WHEN CO-NbllEKS Wri.L ADJOGUN. Tlie Idea of adjourning tbe present ses­ sion of Congress on the HOtli InsL is scouted by old, experienced inembere. Tno Semite Committee on Appropriations considers the proposition impracticable. The prevalent opinion Is that Oongre** will be ready to adjourn some time between July SO and. August l. y PUBLIC LANDS I [ESTORED TO THE I’EUPI.E. During the present seasion the House bus parsed bills declaring the forfeiture of ne irly?70,000,000 acres of lands granted to rallrords. The lain! is In Oregon, California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Indian Terri­ tory, Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi, Ala­ bama and lAXiisInna. WABinxc.TON, June IL—Judge Murphy, uf Iowa, says Hint the frleuds of tl»e Hen­ nepin Cnnal are nut at all dismayed by the black oyn which that measure received in tlie House ThurMny. lie say the clause appropriating 8300.000 fur the canal will be reinserted by the Commerce Committee of the Senate when tlie Elver and Harbor bill shall be sent to that body for coucufTenee. » Should the opposition of Ute House still continue. It \wlll be referred to a Conimltl -e of Conference. Tbe House representatives on that com­ mittee will be chosen froth tbe River and Harbor Committee, and, ns the committee, with but one exception, favor .the appropriation, Air. Murpby believes that success will yet crown their efforts. Lt io openly claimed at the House that the ac­ tion ot Thursday te attributable in a num­ ber of casee to railroad iftflusneea. One Western Congressman went so far as to say that the money disbursed by the corpota­ tions on Wednesday and Wednesday night to bring about till* result would equal in amount tlie appropriation naked for. IN THK 1NTKKK8T OF AOBICCI.TVHE- ‘ The House Agricultural Committee has decided to report favorably the bill estab­ lishing agricultural experiment stations In connection with Stale and Territorial ag­ ricultural colleges. White, of Minnesota, is entitled to the credit of tlie amendment which extends tbe workings of tbe bill to tbe Territories. It was he who proposed the amendment and through his efforts it meat stations at all State agricultural col- stations, to bo managed uniter the direction of the agricultural department, an allow- it to erabte difficulty in filling this office owing to the fact that tbe, appointment would only Iasi a few months. for Tbe Post-office Department has issued a* bulletin announcing that tlie law reduc­ ing the rate on newspapers and periodicals, mailed by jiersons oilierthan publishers, has gone It|to effect The law provides that the rate shall be one cent for each four ounces or fractional port, to be fully prepaid. THE GOVERNMENT ASKS FOH EXO. r^7 Children, K Portland Are-, Brooklyn, K. T. CFHTAUR LIMIMKMT-an nlwolutc cure for Kbenm«llw.,. Sprains Hurns Gail“ <• “**“*" truth.- P,,in-rell«-vln»«nd Howllnir Remedy knows to man. Secretary Frelinghuysen has Instructed the American Envoy at Madrid to ascertain if Spain will part with Cube, and given him authority to offer 810J.000.000 for IL «nd to alate tliat no other Nation will be permitted to make the purchase. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAID J PlCinc R’J «M91gLHg? Jl'ME DBIMMOXD. TIME FOR ALL! A Justice of the United States Supremo Court said that, in his opinion. Judge Drum­ mond would resign within ten days and Postmaster-General Gresham be appointed to succeed him. Judge Gresham having had bls attention called to this report, sold that he had had a very favorable offer to go to Chicago to practice law. £ CONGHJWSIONAI' Senate not in session ou the 14th....In the House the'session was devoted to considera­ tion of the amendments made by tbo Senate with all the I' ALURT LEA ROUTE." CHAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE tbe appropriation for special mall facllime on tbe trunk lines 8S5O.OJO. A motion to In­ crease to r4.3U0.0QJ tbe Item for railway postofflee clerks was lost, and the Houm insist* ed on disagreement with tiic Senate. • Away Given HORRIBLE BUTCHERY. Cairo, June Lt—The Government has just received Dews confirming the fall of 'Berber. .The garrison fought heroically and kept up a deadly tire on the rebels un­ til tbelr ammunition wm exhausted. Tlie rebels discerning the cause of the cessation of the fire from tbe garrison, charged upon tbe works, falling on tbe Egyptians in overwhelming numbers. A fierce hand-tohand fight ensued. Tlie Egyptians soon snecumbed. Tbe captors then massacred tlie remaining soldiers and nearly all the citizens of Berber, fifty persons only sur­ viving U>e massacre. Hussleu Pasha Khal­ ifa, tbe Governor, was badly wottuded during lite fight, but his life was spared. He is now held prisoner by tbo rebels, it k stated 30,000 Arabs have started for Don­ gola, determined to capture the place. HuMleu Pacha Khnllta, tlie Mddlrof Ber­ ber, was rejmted to be tbe bravest and ablest Pacba in tbe Soudan. He had 2,000 women and children under his protection whom General Gordon had sent down from Khartoum, believing that General Graham would open the road from Suakhu. Berber, moreover, is the base from which tlie operations will have to be undertaken for the relief of Khartoum. Husslen Pasha’s last appeal has a pathetic significance. He recently telegraphed to Na bar Pasha, the Egyptian Primo Minister, as follows: “Are troops coming to my asslstance?. I ran hold out a little longer. Tlie* Mahdi's Lieutenant Is now between Sbend-i and Berber. He has sent emirs and emissaries to the Uleuias at Berber and nil the vlllngoi In Its districk and also all the districts between Sbendy and Khartoum, demanding immedi­ ate submission to *Our Lord, the long ex i>ectett one.' There nre seven hundred tightIng men only in tbe garrisofL" Nubar inquired if troops could be sent via Kormko, andwgs In funned tliat It was impossible unless an enormous number of camels were taken to carry water. Nubar exclaimed, soliloquizing, “Too late! I fear there is no Itupe of relieving the garrisons." London, June 18.—The news of tlie mgssnere at Berber him created a great sens*tion In London. Tlie speedy downfall of tlie Ministry Is now lookAl upou' us certain. Tbe entire Soudan south of tlie great bend of the Nile Is under Hie complete control of the false Prophet, with the possible exceptian of the littWrea bounded by tbe wall* of Khartoum. It is estimated that fnlly 10,003 people were butchered in Berber. The imputation of tbe city was about 8,000, the garrison DinabenxI nearly LOOT, and 2,000 women and. children had recently been sent thither from Khartiiurn. and and on rvumM IlMuMMy; Sour StomMh. H~Th«, Md f°v,.ri.hn«.. It u»un» natural »leep. vHtboul morphine. Tlie necessary papers to secure the extra­ tian of John C. Eno, tlie defaulting Presb dent of the Second National Bank, of New York, were made out Saturday, and tlie officers left with them for Canada at once. The State Department has formally notified the British Minister that the requisition has been made for the surrender of Eno. 4 Infanta t » FVW.SOM 1 Mt r *•,T- Jo"«. talbuatin. CHICAGO. Entirely dJVEGETABLE MANDRAr* AND Cn^CURE FOR COSTIVENESS The Waterbury Watch Co., of New York and Waterbury, Conn., being desirous of advertising their name and business have made arrangements with a number of the large retail clothiers of this country by which the latter are enabled to present to every purchaser of a Ready-Made Suit of Clothing or Overcoat costing $12.00 or over, one of their Improved Sil­ ver Nickle Series ‘V.” Watches. j These watches are warranted to keep good time and are the best low priced time piece made in the world. We wish it understood that this is no lottery scheme, but exactly as stated above. Among those who have adopted the above are the following well known concerns: J. 8. Hudson. Detroit, Mich.; E. R. Hull & Co.. Cleveland. 0.; Putnam Clothing Co., Chicago; F. W. Humphrey k Co.. St. Louis, and many others. . We have 3000 of these stem winding watches, warranted, I and will keep good time and require as little attention as any 1 ‘ J100 watch. Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Diseases of the Kidneys,Torpid Liver Rheumatism, Dizziness, Sick Headache, Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, Erup tions and Skin Diseases. Price, Stic. p«r bottle. Bold by all Druggists. mu, jmai i IO, fry., tsrf.ac-x AGENTSSx” h Reflecting Safety Lamp— Csn I-' anil i" far aftr RMSHEC k MACKIN. Ctactasau» JH* FREE! £^LUBLESELF-CUIE Frereriptir.ii of one of Un (Each one put up in a handaoiue Mtin-llnwl case.) in plain sealed envelope^*. VranrhueanAUU We give one with every Ready-Made Suit ■ ’ or Overcoat at $12 or upwards. ■ Nervous Exhaustion, Premature Decay, Loss of Manhood. And guarantees every Suit or Overcoat to be as cheap Or cheaper than cap lie bought elsewhere, and if you are not per­ fectly satisfied with your purchase, return the goods any time within 30 days and get your money liack. t, ; 1 J ' i I . ! Cropj Bitten by Free! In Jana Boston, Mass.? June I A—Reports from various parts of New England state that a heavy frost Saturday night caused consldeiibls damage to growing crops. Cape. Vod district reports the prospect for the cran­ berry crop entirely ruined, Involving a Idas of many thousands of ttollara. Potatoes and corn and vines of all kinds are seriously affected. Much corn will hare to be rw planted, and owing to the lateiuw of tl* season a short cr-op will result In Norfolk County, Mosa, tbe entire crop of vegetables fe destroyed, aud farmers who nrake a spe­ cialty of early produce will suffer extremely. Id Dearly all sections the gaawth of crops Is retarded. pimty ol Sagar and No ■arte*. New Orleans, La., June 16.—The Une Cotton MUI of Let wan, AbrahauB A Ox. and the Louisiana Cotton Mill, Dear tbe barracks, have^topped work, tuid this week the Magtnnls Mfll will quit, thus throwing some fifteen hundred operative* out of eragoyineaL Tbe new sugar relimvy uf the W alUee Company put out the fins yester­ day with rereutaea thousand barrels of augaron hand. ItJe eetim-tel that two hundred thousand barrels of annr am ' Young or Middle-aged .Men.w.th prewr fnr Setf-treattnmM bv iH<- giilaf Biysir We have one of the most complete stocks ever shown in this city. . . . E. S. PIERCES’ Great Wardrobe. , GRAND RAPIDS. ip one. A certain cure. X°< cxpt nVre. Tbr* CARTERS FMwous^nTDEcrsivE BATTLESOF THE WORLD. CURE NewGqods! Call and See The. Largest Stock, The Best Stock, The Best Made, At The Lowest Prices SICK IN THE CITY Bought for Spot Cash, at less than coat to manufacture them. Aeta HEAP.. R. MUDGE ACHE ._____■■---- *X.« hvre in » the SVSMDY TO CALWRNIA*M SCHOOLS, be Boaae Committee ou l*ublk Lands the General Government to pay the purposes. He White, aged ton, draggwl Witite Yonngx, i aged eight, from In front of an aprochlng I train. Tbe tor Yocuir-. r.»fL. «wr. 1 MA Hint, JTJEM1 IMPAMT. F, «M bethought Hoteaktaa. £ — gANNER JOB ROOMS. ih trip fmt saw aar»*s KXIIICIXE CO., Se» IwL BAND MEN «Af. f-awnni-.n c'jS feFAU^ BBgKSTr- �^s.,sr»u>AT.Jt Our $10 All Wool Cassimere Suits for $5.00. . Our $7.50 All Woo] Cassimere Suits for $5.00. where ‘Ig von >‘t*lci?rate the Fourth ? I CWY Schoo“—Busy ! Our $15 Fancy Cassimere Suits for $7,50. lu»a In the city school, this wed: xnd ,Tjl',us.thtr»«y.i»the finest look-] next Reviews and examinations are Our $18 Cassimere Suite for $7.50. the order of the day, and all pupil, Imut j.jc non mi the »tag«. ---------~™ Fupus must Our $20 ^.ight Worsted Cassimere Suits for 17.50 CURE to Hustings'™’ have a good be present u examinations In order to ----------: >>> order to '^TLocal News. ut. Muses Nettie Dale, s«— Mnn^, VER ™ “““b '’llg>i« Poxita, Luu, Airaw. dd.f«shit'»ol'>'"tttter<~?1 :"**•*" obtain passing .eants. None. will _______ be a. u i. iix I’ stJohn will orate at I Inuatuwl MWse<1--------------without <them. ", . The graduating ---------------------exercises’ win take place Thursday evening June 86th at VV1, don’t 'OU forget that Hie BasUnion Han. This years'class is much ofira ha» excellent facilities for larger than any previous class and doing porter work. every preparation Is being made to srsDAX last Rev. Hunsberger deUv- have the exercises interesting. A cor­ M^fonr*ruions. About enough for dial Invitation to be present is extended <oe Jay, we'should think. to all. Sow M "s lira“ an<1 Procure u111The Alumni reunion will take place f.,rms for the luuid boys before the sol- Friday evening June 87th. An excel­ di«s'««l sailors' reunion. lent program is being prepared, the exTuts''.'other makes one sigh for erclsee commencing at eight o'clock at money an.l leisure to visit some of the the high school building to which the public are invited. The Alumni supper uany drllghtful summer resorts. witLTttKV celebrate the fourth' at wiU be served at the Hastings House, 1'rreporl 'r ) ,s: you can sufely presume at the dose of the literary exercises. one horse affair, either. Crimes tn Babuy County.-Within rxviT.vtion* have been issued for the the space of one month there have been jwond annual reunion of the Hastings three attempts upon human life in Bar­ High Sebufl Almuni which Will occur ry county, two of which were successful resulting in the deaths of the two vic­ on thf 27lh. The Knifchta of Pythias of thia city tims. The tragic death of Under Sher­ are drilling these days. Judge Smith iff Scudder at the hands of Stephen takes thf rake thus far, but Mr. Welton Durfee waa the tat of this series of crimes following each other In quick dose onto his heels. Ilt RRAH for Hastings! The sec­ suovaaion. Then came the Strongond annual rnranipment of the Battal­ Foote affair occurring on the 31st ult ion of Barry county is to be held at Fridnj' night last Hope townahip was the scene of as dark and damning a I Hastings, August ft), 21 and 22. crime as Is recorded In criminal annals. Have you yet invested in that silver The perpetrator of the first murder star baking powder at Brooks & Cook’s. now lira in the Barry county jail await­ We did and got—a napkin ring. Didn’t ing trial. Unfortunately for himself tare for the castor, fruit, pickle nor and for the good of the community flutter dishes. • ... , uia his wounds are uuv not imeiy likely w to prove ratal, fatal. uiuiub twu Stbawbeuky shortcake is what the and he lives in hopes that a sentimental average Hastingsite gets away with jUry wm either adjudge him “not these days. Doubtless God could make guilty" or guilty of manslaughter only. a {.etter terry than the strawberry, but The Nashville affair was a most unfor­ he never <li<l. • tunate one in all respects. The parties that it »-ill i* Ihi.x’T forget the excursion to Detroit the Sith-^Tth. Only 8.T lor the round trip, affording excursionists an oppor­ tunity of witnessing several national league games and fine races. implicated are men of hitherto high standing in business and social circles. The result thus far has been the destroyihg of at least one home, and the end is not yet. By the last tragedy Tiie Young Ladies’ Band gave en­ an offensive old man, standing upon tertainments at Naaiiville, Vermont­ the brink of the grave as it were, was ville and Charlotte last week, meeting stricken down to a horrible death in with good houses^ This company take, the darkness of night and in the fancied their uepartnre from here to-day, security of his home. The only reason that can be assigned for' the crime is • Thursday. . ' Now that the boss fugler of the Ban* j the general supposition that he was the J possessor of a few hundred dollars, the XEB is having a picnic, we who are result of long years of toil and economy. obliged to remain at home and toil, ’ To the thinking men of Barry county would Ih- pfl aseil to have the Banner’s • the question naturally arises, “When friends bring around any and all items and where is this carnival of crime in f interest hapinningln tfteir respective our midst to end? Are any of uiKpafe localities, strawberries and ice cream —our lives or our property?" This is nut wanted. . . a pertinent question, and one that will • At rm: M. E. church Sunday exTuiug i. bear discussion. If needs Ue, the Ban<-«>ngrfgati<m listened to Rev. , Xek favors the organization of a citiwill Hunsbergf r’s ,-erruon to young hulli», I zens sens league that — In umkethisan unfavclimate for the longevity of the which wus replete with sound and use- ora)de * thugs and Nuumuirc.-. "....pme.m.'vever.vnm Mmurderers that evidently ’ inful thuugl.'.'. W e opine, however, that I)r. Mary Walker, Susan Misan B. Anthony ------- ----------------- —__ and others of that ilk, would hanllv GENERAL. ORDER NUMBER TWO. grw w iff! all the sentiments expressed Hf.ad<h aktkh- Fimw ‘ by the speaker. . * The There will be a committee of arrange­ ments apjMJinted and programmes furnished in due time. Comrades let us ,oin heart an(j hand and make our secand annual encampment an event of which we may Colonel ConnH>*»»H»K Flrrt BattfHon. DANIEL BIRIMAL . Adjustanl. Monday mm. Gov. J ohn i. P. .•yr.JOHx StJohn at Gov .John «*< Union Hau Wednesday evening, June »th, tifi«! with the temperance work. •M- - ----------------- Harper's Magazine frequently hits a topic of the day, in its illustrated artiries, with notable timeliness. The lead- । •I mg paper of the .Inly number will be on “The Nile," a subject in which there * just now a good deal of interest all -I have been a greet I matisiu for years, and have tried every ■ known renie.lyjnduduwgalvanh.bsb teries and turkish baths. FinaUJ * ttiedSl. Jacobs Oil the great!pato-etre In TUr WhiMlr. Hon. IL C. Paya«j Bri»buae,Qu<*n«land,Australia.''nt«. over the world, w.th illustrations by and can postively say it K“v0 -if 1 nderick Leighton, P. ft. JL, and staneons rriief. It puts all other ronefrmn other sources. The timeliness is dies in the shade.______ _ ___ ‘’ll.the more remarkable.* when it is remetnbered that it is Inrgely'a matter of editorial i-rognosticatioiL since the mnstrated sheets of the magazine are made „p by lhp neMrly “•UBintulvanceTuf tbe dale of the ■ Magazine. fotiiK following ladle, the Knighte' «U t,h™-rt ^g^ggfted&Tn. “11) thia, are iadeburf for the nuqfnifihott*r<t tauquet given on the wearalon of ttafreeTrred'kHotdiklra {“ imdituuon of Charlotte Lodge Na "iK.ofl^on the Kith: Mra. A. D. „ Mr«. R. D. Wbralon. Mra. P y- bitekniar, Mra. J. M. Duron, Mra. ■ A. Oran, MraF. a. Ella, Mra G. M. „T> Mra G, C. Fox. Mra E. L.Hurtnon. Mrs-L. M. Jones, Mra W. P. Lacey. ON ALL THESE A STICLBS. but VS”wh« °f t.derii? sh°W we can sel1 at sneh prices, e^iviudy ?ier in their rainds they mSsfi 1X e -ngnt ‘he same Grades of Goods so . A eu±Stt;.h»."fia,h.K . Now we have placed on our Half Price Counter the followihg . Bargains: A. EGGLESTON, Hartings. Mich. Painter and Glazier, Men’s Fine Worsted Cutaway Frock Cassi- Papj] flflfl WaiTflntPll I mere Suits, cost the Manufacturer $16.50 "Uu *011 dlUHl., annd Retail for $20,00, will be sold at once for Will do all work In UuU line neatly, promptly $12.00. $12.00. $12.00. Brown Corkscrew ,^Worsted Sack Suits, worth $18.00, with broad binding on Only PAPER HANGING $12.00, $12.00. Executed In a neat and workmanlike manner. Four Button Cutaway Dress Tricot Suits, Bargain for $18 and $20, come and take one for only We are making three widths of Tire: $12.00, $12.00, $12.00 CEILING DECORATIONS, Call and See Me. 1L MM. Nice Mixed Plaid Cassimere Suits, worth $16.50 for only Neat new styles of Cassimere suits, sold whole­ sale this season for $12, you can have . one suit for only $10.00, Having returned U> Hading’* I have opened a Bargains in Boys’ Clothing. Buyers are Invited to Call and See Also All Wool Cassimere Suits, $3.50. Them. Tin and Renair Stop, One door east of Brook* * Cook's, Slate 8$. Star Clothing House, And will soon have a full stock of 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. About Perfumery Chiefly! Building Material! Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware. l 4in imjw pn*)>«red to take urden for SiWBlUB, AT THE LOWKfT KATES. We keep a Full Stock of Everything that enters into a house, from annual ™x‘,“P'n™l ®{ p»-r and horses to hay, is only S1.5O. talion bringing.their camp supjd.es and ■ i ai । * i rations for the three days encampment. iUE. Milwaukee sentinel date June । in IWi is at haa.I. We notice in the baee I co1Ilpanlai are requested to be In uni• all column our friend Charley Baldwin form and armed as far as practicable, also is given a send-off: after this wise: to have 40 rounds of blank cartridges ■•Bald win pitched for the home team and , V® “ sBain Imttle. ■ ......................... ' glory' -by retiring - iv • ; I . covered himself with I a\s a prize drill has lieen suggested the I’rorias on twoscratch hits. Straub I j let each company prepare to compete was liehind the bat, and faced Baldwin’s •I for the prize. <Cusers tactics to be used.) cannonading in fine style.” v / Pfflmre.HMlwIll Instruct m well aa please his hearers. None should miss this opportunity of seeing and hearing . ■........... u ----- - -------- » (..’—• ..... . . WAGONS! ROCK BOTTOM PRICiS ARE ALL GOING FAST. ' wifi ,v MJ at the WraObind housv, Utx-lLmti, <m Frida* evening July 4th. iugs, Barry county, Michigan, August The hall has lieen cohMd^rahly (enlarged, I ftlth, 21st and 22d, 1884. ■tn<! this will !/• the first party held | 11 thi n* sima* the improvement. Mine ! Each company of the Battalic n will host Petit promises all xvho rfttend a 1 ^port at tlie camp ?r0“™J-s 1 ‘® I'lrasialtiui... Tbe bill indmliar «»P-1 pShraia’I'• ^.t- Ont citizens should not forget the . lecture by Governor John P. St. John, u u w i a ■ of Kansas, at I j non Hall, W edneaday evening, the 24U i inst. The Governor ».one erf the tint. ____ ______ it speakers of the,,day. I On this occasion he will talk upon tem-. water lime. i i As.nuRii.if lliosv popular parties LIME, PLASTER, Quality Comes First. Sill to Ridge Board. LAN. KENFIELD. Michigan Central Consumers of perfumery know this. Doors, Sash & Blinds, They do not know in the same way as the ctfemist; but they find.out somehow. They use persistently year after year perfumes that abound in springing and satisfying fragrance at every stage of expos­ ure. The .Niagara. Falls Htniia. OUAMO BAFIDa DIVISION. Taking effect May tmh. IgN. • Of Our Own Make, While they buy disappointing perfume^ but once iu a As low as can be bought in any com­ peting market in the State. place. Qraadiy, L< intaa..... ’ In view of the above facts I have just purchased a stock of odors from American^ best perfumery manufacturer, which is saying & g°°d as a*™08*, every large city in the United Plui&gMatctog k taisg States has one or more such establishments. The are abw | Dttroil lutely the best, costing 20 per cent more on an average than | PROMPTLY DONI, Eaton Raipida Morgan all other perfumery', ass i A ml Satisfaction Guaranteed.! Irrtna. If yon have any difficulty in gettingsuited on perftnnes that I are fragrant aud lasting (and I know you do) try this goods; and you will be more than pleased. ' Road Scrapers! । We have a few on KjurrvAno. �GAIETY TURNED TO WO1 HORRIBLE COLLISION HEAR CAMOEH. DKAT'l CRASH. Pnn^nrtJ’inA, June IS.—Thera was a crash on the Can.<l«ui A Atlantic Railroad Saturday mon. i.--. i'wo trains came to­ gether with te rible force. Eight people wtve killed, and of the nine wounded sev­ eral will probably di.-. At 8:30 a train of 'three cars left Cniudun, N. J., for Lakudde _Park with AhiHrcn trom Um Second Pm*byterian Church on an exeursko. At seven o’clock an accommodation train of seven cars left Atlantic Ctty for Camdeu and IfiiUadelphta. Tbe trains should have passed at Ashland station, Superintendent Batman! sent a telegram to the operator at Asli land to bold tbe accoimuod.iliuD ou a side track there until the excursion had passed. Somehow the accommodation gut by Ashland, and about a mile tills side rushed headkxiginto tbe excursion train. As soon ns partial quiet had been restore! tbe uninjured went to the aiwistance of tlie wounded. Fireman Nicholas Bartar was taken out dead, with his entrails protruding. Mall Agent Winfield Hiles was. with gnat difficulty, gnttea out. He was lying deep under the debris, and it was snme time be­ fore lie was discovered. He was heard to call "Here 1 am,” and was thus fount When gotten out he could not give much account of himself, ss he was terribly In­ jured internally. and died in a abort time. Frank Fenton, the surveyor of tbe road, who wasou tl» train. w«s taken out after about two hours’ work, mangled In a terri­ ble manner. Both engineers were killed. Conductor Albert Smith and the brakeman, Gustavus Edwards, of the Lakeside train, were taken out dead. Smith was counting his tickets in the front car. It was nearly an boor and a half after the ccident before medical attendance w«s gotten on tlie ground. Tbe most affvtbu thing of tbe affair was the tact that the daughter of Civil Engineer Feuton was on the "Xcurstau train. Site looked for her father and was tnld thut he was *afe and had goue ahead to flag the tenins. She then watted and walked to Haddonfield. Ln a iuw tnln- taken oat of tlie ruin*. his head altnost flattened where it h.id lorn cniehrd. Ikiggage-master Vnughn waa .itoo kille.L Thu The wool market opens five cents lower thb year than last. The best grade only brings 25 cents in this mar­ ket. Great are the benefits of free trade. There are several casas of diphtheria and measles in the city and quite a number of scholars who have been ex­ posed have been requested not to attend school. Every effort will be made to prevent the spread of the disease. Thirteenth annual meeting of the Eaton county pioneers w'ill be held cm the fair ground, at Charlotte, on Wed­ nesday, June 2Sth, 1884, and will be ‘ad­ dressed by Hon. P. T. VanZile and others. Interesting biographical sketch­ es of several departed pioneers will also be read. This annual reunion of old settlers can und should be made one of the most enjoyable events of the year. The dinner will be a picnic as usual, tea and coffee will be furnished free, with stabling for teems on the grounds. Please come and invite your neighbors to come with you. Chariucte Leader. . . The top of Ladd Termaine’s hack was torn off Saturdav afternoon while pass­ ing through the gate at the fair grounds. L. A. Dunlay, of Vermont­ ville, one of the occupants of the ve­ hicle. was thrown out, hail his left wrist sprained, and received some severe bruises. Wesley Walker mourneth, and u-ill not be comforted, because he knoweth not the whereness of his eloping spouse. If. in the sweet subsequently, the giddy living should return to the deserted hubby’s fond we advise Wesley to feed her on mushmelons until she cant­ aloupe. Allegxn Journal and Tritane. Any one might have cut a ton dr two of J une grass in ‘the streets of Allegan, there was such u heavy growth. The residence of W. E. McCarty, two miles west of Allegan, was burned last Saturday morning, the fire taking from a defective chimnej'. We haye the sincerest sympathy for Orno Strong, editor of the Nashville News, in his domestic trouble. There is no fairer, squarer, brighter, manlier man connected with the state press than he. His wife is a weak woman, susceptible, inexperienced in the ways of the world, but not naturally bad or senual. This man- Dr. Foote there is every reason to believe has for months been attempting to seduce her. It has l>een the town gossip for months. Strong-being himself an honorable man was slow to believe wrong in others. Finally, however, he came home at night unexpectedly from a trip and found the suspected destroyer of his happiness in his home under strongly suspicious circumstances. It is not to be wondered at that he lost control of his reasoning faculties and sought re­ dress at the point of a pistol. It may have been an unlawful act, but it was human nature. Indeed what brave man would have done less! No one whose good opinion is worth valuing wi|l respect Strong less for the act, but on the contrary respect will lie highteti­ ed by sympathy.—Charlotte liepublican. Foreiqn Aflal.fi. Loxoom. Juno li. — Neus has just reached here that a wntui-spodt occurred in Akulalg. Russian Turkestan, June 2. The rirer wee overflowed and seventy bouses destroyed. Forty persons were drowned. London, June H.—Tbe Tlchborneclaim­ ant will be released on a tieket-ot-leave. The bonding bouses of Raring Brae, nnd Glynn. Mills. Currie A Co., have Issued , five million poanda of the new Canadian three and ono-balf per cent loan. Tbe min­ imum price waa ninety-one. Sankey, the evangehrt and family started from Liverpool for America Thurs­ day on tlie steamer Britannic. Besides re­ quiring rest Sankey was led to return home by tlie demands of private budneaa. Moody continues the work single- handed. OOUKCIL PROCEEDINGS. Bishop Ryle, of Liverpool, and many Common Council met in special 'ses­ promlnent Americans, Including Marshall Field, of Chicago, were present nt tbe sion Friday, June 18, 1884, Elis Honor, Mayor Powers, in the chair. services Thursday. On roll call, the following Aldermen were present: Black, Hogle. Jones, Battling with Clouds of Insects. Albany. N. T., June 16.—Commodore 'Parker, Stebbins, Tinkler and Wood; 'absent, Aid. Beamer. Harvey Temple, of tbe steamboat Connec­ The following accounts were pre­ ticut, which reached here with a tow Sat­ sented: urday morning, reports that about eleven Dan Shay .812 80 o’clock Thuraday night when pausing Bercy's John Eggleston . . 16 20 . 16 20 Beach, on the Hudson, tbe air became sud J. Wooton............. . 16 80 dealy filled with insects, which landed on the W. H. Miller .... . 16 3) boat in such numbers that the mon were J oh n Shay ............ . 16 20 driven from their rooms. Tlie engine was John Bishop . 8 10 stopped and tlie men commenced a battle Ed. Reynolds.... . 8 10 with the insects, which were so thick that A. Lamb............... . 8 10 die Commodore could not see tlie pipe James Swin......... . 8 10 lights. 'Hwy were the size of the ordinary Frank Eggleston . 8 10 grasshopper, and were traveling from tbe E. Wilkins........... , 8 10 w cst to the east Tlie battle lasted twenty S.Wilev................. John Tinkler.... minutes, and when they g<K through tbe . 6 60 Commodore says the dead Ihw^ts on the Joe Slattery .;... . 8 10 deck lay six Inches deep. The woodwork Fred Cross.......... . 8 25 —_ of the boat waa•_ covered with - ytUow Michael Casey... . 21 00 stringy matter. . 8 10 M. Piekle............. . 8 10 William Buckle.. Ssxlon Badly Hurt. P. Hawkins..................... .HH . 6 „ 60 Naw York, June lb.— William Sexton, John Q. Cressy, surveying street. 11 80 the billlard-nlayer. met with a serious ac­ A. D. Maynard, police duty 2 85 cident Sunday, While out driving he Bentley Bros, and Wilkins’, cross­ walk lumber, 1st ward. *' 14 "" 63 turned quickly out of the rtmd to avoid a collision with another vehicle, when ills 1. S. Boice, wood By AltL Parker, that the accounts lie wagon waa upset. lie received a scalp wound several inches long, and bad his left allowed, und an order be drawn on their respective funds. Carried; all ayes. fore-arm broken in two places. The following petition was read: Charles W. Butler, the wife-murderer, To the Honorable Mayor and Common was sentenced baturday at Columbia City, . Council of the city of Hastings: . We, the underaighned. citizens ana freeholders of the city or Hastings, pe­ tition your honorable body that the THE MARKETS. road be graded on Creek street from Main to H. LIVE STOCK—Cattle... Signed by Henry L. Newton. Joseph Btaep........................ Ptlug, Preston & Cook, A. M. Black, T. Hon Williams, W. A. Scidmare, O. 8. Had­ FLOl H-G<xxl to Ciioic Patent* ley. WHEAT—No. 2 Bed. .. By Aid. Jones that the prayer of the No.iHpnrur....... . petitioners be granted. Carried; all CORN OATB-Weatern Mixed ayes. The following communication was PORK—Mesa tNew/. . 7. ’. received fromjCharlre Hotchkiss: LARD-8team We, the undersigned, residents of the township of Hastings, Barry county’, CHICAGU Michigan, agree to pay the amounts set REKY’K8—Extra................... opposite our names on or before the 1st Choice....’. Good or August, A. D. 1884, to the marshal Medium . of the city ot Hastings in said county, Butcbcri' Mock............... for the purpose of repairing the high­ Cattle way descril»ed as follows: beginning at the so-called Grund Rapids road, on the BUTTKB—(rvamery... west and south quarter line of section seven in said township, running thence FMirk-Wiukr north to tbe sectionnlne forming the north txmndary Due section sev­ en; provided the said city of Hastings1 apprupristns an amount equal to the ag­ gregate of our subscriptions; and pro­ vided further, that said work and re­ pairs are done and completed on said iteacrilied highway on or before August 1st, 1884. H.G. Carter«15 00 Carter ID 00 sorw mtw............ of Hnstinfps, for the purpose of testing the right o< women to vote for mem­ bers of the board of education of said city, which said suit pending in the Circuit Court for the county of Barry on appetd from the Justice’s Court of Oliver H. Greenfield; Reaoltxxl, That the city of Hastings do defend said inspectors in said swiit. and do save said Alien Jones and XA illlam H. Stebbins harmless from any jud^ment or liability on account of By Aid. Parker, that the resolution of J. E. Bogle be adopted. Carried: all ayes. . On motion, Council adjourned until Tuesday night, June 16. 1$»4. JOHN WEXBBKKT. Recorder. [Chicago Current.] . The Scientific American discussing the increasing deficiency of the water supply in the Xew England and Alidd.e states, so detrimental to tbe manu­ facturing interest# depen ling upon run­ ning water for motive foroe, expresses the beljef that the deficiency cannot be attributed to forest destruction because the forests in the regions named were long aim e cleared away and the scant suppl of water is a feature of the past few years history. A gentleman who has given this subject much attention has suggested that the drying up of prings and swamps is largely explain­ able by reference to the fact tbat within the last ten or fifteen rears, the busi­ ness of laying drainage tile on lands desired for agricultural purposes, bar increased enormously and the work such a drainage system performs must effect the sources which supply water to the pond and streams where mills are located. The same system may tend in the west to aid in the produc­ tion of floods m the Ohio river,- br in­ creasing the drainage from adjacent lands. [ExchengA) Ths Arclurological society of Athens has deci.led to make researches at the bottom of the sea in the bay of Salamis, where the famous naval battle between the Greeks and Persians waa fought The water is not very deep in tbe bay. As the present state of technical science enables the society to adopt efficient mesas of investigation, sad os the association posMOses tire necie—ry financial strength, it is hoped that the enterprise a ill succeed. Since the Greeks lost about fifty, and the Per­ sians nearl i two Unndre.l galleys, which have sin e .been lying undisturbed at tha bottom of the sea. it is thought that it may lie possible to bring up some complete sjiecitnens, or, at least; por­ tions of them, which may afford more accurate knowledge of the naval arch­ itecture of tlie old Hellenes and. tbe Pers ana than can be gathered from their writings. The attempt is looked forward to with groat interest. Ths Wstfnrm Gladiator. [The Nation. | The platform sneaker has his eqiecial dangers as conapicnn;isiy as the l.wyer qr the cier. yman; he ac tuire«, irsensibly. the habit of a v la liator, and the bet­ ter his f Being the p ore he becomes the Perry Royce Reapers, Warrior Mowers McCormick’s Twine Binders, . McCormick Iron Mowers Horse Rakes, Hand and Self-Dump Spring-Tooth Harrows, Jeicfezson. Tile. Call and Get our Prices Before you Purchase, Call at the Agricultural Warehouse of CHESTER MESSER, . ----- AND SEE THE----- Latest and Best Thing Out, The New Buckeye Low-Down Binder, The simplest best binder in the market The “Old reliable” Studebaker Wagons. Over SOO ot theae wagons are In use in Barry county today, and are giving the best of satisfaction In every caae. In the line ot HAY TEDDERS, 1 can give you your choice oUhe three best machines made, I sell the Bullard, Allen and Bookwalt-r Anything you want in Uie line of farm machinery I can sell yon. ** * Respectfully. Chester Messer. £ ADIES OF HASTINGS. REMEMBER THREE FACTS. Wheat. vrHte Wbaat,ro«........... com. retMlj........... Data, pay Boric. draavd....... Beef, dnwd Butter fie.-:: Important to Farmers J. M. ROGERS & CO OF THIS CITY MtauMer. MUs for. Have entered Hie field and now offer for sale tlie time-tried antf alwaj s reflabls. 10 Tnyitalt^ iide* .. Ume. bblil........ Water Llmibbl... Balt, bbl .jJ....... HMtor.t<n.......... Beef HldeSl CoURMro J.......... Wool| 1st— V 48 DATCMTQ Obtained In the United r A I L i I O»t»tCTM»dallpatent-Krant- I I 1 I L. I 1 l V ||lg (V0Utr|„ by THUS. H. SPRAGUE k HON, Attonicvn and Counselor* In Patent Cantes, 37 Wjwt Conghkm Htbkkt. Drraorr, Mich. Established 20 years. Pam phlet free. Cortes।«ondcnee solicited. Guardian'* .Sale. In the matter of tbe estate of Edward Mat­ thew*. au iurofupetent NoUoc is ierrby frtven that I abaH sell at pule tie auction, to the highest bidder, on Hatunlar, the 2d day cf August. A. 1). Ite*. at ten o'clock, in the forenoon at tlie probate oflice in tbe -city of HastInga, in the county of Barry. in the state of Mlehlptl pursuant to license and authority granted to gic on the 2d day of June, A. D. 1^4, by the probate court of Barry county. Michigan. .Ar*® eyat,‘- rtF,u- UN” Interest at Um '“a™1 ,h« n!ftI «tate altuatw1 118 ,nJbe coonty of Barry, in the state of MWhlgan, known and described as fol­ lows to-wlti ~ 4 <i uarter of tbe northeast quarter enly-elahL Abo the undivided <>ix-i;lnth i reat In the north half of the north­ east quart section twenty-eight. Both parceta being -ni hjurnortb of range nine west It is positively proven that Zoa-Phora (“Dr. Pengelly's Woman’s Friend"), is the l»est known remedy for all complaints peculiar to Women, young or old. Any Lady feeding such a remedy and postponing the use of Zoa - Phora, . makes a dangerous (per­ haps fatal) mistake. We arc also agents for tbe celebrated NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. We keep a full line of Agricultural Implements. For use bl FREDERICK HOTCKKKS. triH*i«Mmu u» Kterotor on Brenawni. See us and get our prices before buying. J. M. ROGEES & CO We Have Gone 3rd—Evt IEW8. Guardian. Igan ln the circuit court for the , In Chancery. , complainant, • George W. Brown, defendant. Suit prndinx In tbe circuit court tor.tbe county JOHNSTON REAPEBS, toWEBS & BIMERS. 2nd— Chancery Order. -State of Come in and see it. I have the finest line of open and top buggies erer brought to this ctty, and sell them at dose figures. I have just received another carload o' me »,MKh. 1‘robut, Order. BUte <4 M lehleu,. or Bmtj-u. Two doors east of our old Store to the building formerly•oc­ cupied by Ralph Jordan. Have fitted up the building into a “T. ,ln county, on Tuesday, the earitiy to this court by affl‘t*J of June. In the >e*r i li resident of tbe state ofMfehigan rosldener is unknown, that tbe tart of rvsldenro nf tbe defendant, d^iml* 01 Falk. own, waa in thb state Imt that his “.ss: anf» solictor. It U ordered that the said defetidant. Grorar W. Brows, can»<' his appear davit on --------taiowu Georv iooo Nice Grocery Store And our 15c, 80c, 40e. 50c and 60c Teas cannot be beaten. Canned Fruits, and finally a full stock of nice fresh groceries always on hand « Hotchkiss 10 00 ■ide Cemetery Society 5 00 AM. Stobtdns; o/ntw/. That the Common Council Sugar from 6c to Oc per pound CHAS. H. BRADY. from BOOBuon in < Cook. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-06-27.pdf 57215a5f84b5927a2773bcc008c7acd9 PDF Text Text Hastings VOL XXIX. NO. 10. HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE 27, 1884. The Hastings Banner, Baku,' Co.. Mkh. County News. Choice Salt Meats, WOODLAKD. WHOLE NO. 1510. Rev. Bertram is now considered as nearly out of danger. His Lorre did not run away with him as previously stated in these columns. His carriage axle broke but he was not injured. Lightning struck a pine tree in H. Lowe’s door yard Sunday evening June 8th, throwing slivers and bark about three rods. It shocked Mrs. Por-’ ritt a little, as she was Standing on the stoop in front of the house within 38 feet. Un*, which buvs one hundred barrels. Tbooe who have two hundred dofUr* or more in can control the sale I. N. Harter has put up a new awn­ remarkable profile have accrued for ing in front of his drugstore. several months on these ventures Crops are booming. Prospects are Even- *200 oertificMe last month netto better for a large yield of crops of all SI BSCRimON RATES I ita bolder about 865, and tbert? has beet ,i.oo per year: If paid within six kinds than it has been for the past two no month since the scheme started ber< ,, -, ,B.'r year; If not paid until ex­ in which the holdem ’.oat money. Now years.' war. fil.50. Subscribers out,.f Him Cu-.fi».® P" year- ln' it la evident that to the average governJohn Gibson and Ed. Cunningham krtriatuy cash In advance. meat clerk, wbow salary barely meet> both boast of having the best crop of bi* family expenae* month by month cohi in the town'. InVERTlRlNG. RATES: thia-form, of gambling must be very at Price and quality guaranteed. An effort ie-teing made to institute a tractive. To be able to odd >50 pe fc ear....................... filOO 00 ORAJTGEVIXX*. ‘ b.fige forspeelul positions. Good Templars L^dge. The greatest Mrs. H. C. Nevins’ house was struck month to a salary of 8100 or f 150 pe' Cash Paid for Grain, Wool a Hides, obstacle-to the enterprise is t<5 find an by lightning last Friday. The only month appears to be to make this eart: Ac., at JOB PRINTING. a little heaven. So it is not wonderfu unoccupied evening of the week to damage was tearing one ’ chimney to . thitt the excitement is spreading. Who ,.r dr is felt in tlie Job Printing De­ . .Jie BAXNtH. Evenrthing in the hold the meetings. pieces ami setting the roof on lire. The ever can raise 8200 to put into oil is do , - new-and with the latest faces of St>: The G. A. R., Post will give a straw­ inmates were very much frightened. -■ approved patterns of machinery , ing so, and the broker I have spoken o -ti-iH workmen employed, enables the berry and ice cream festival at the •Dr. Ed. Fish has located at Fondulac, tefis me that be will double bis businee ,> do [Ir^whew Job work. ■ ’this month. He tells me of men wh« town hall on Saturday evening next, Wis. have sold their bouses to put the who! rpHE NEW There is a side-track going to be built the proceeds to be used for the benefit proceeds into oil. One 81,400 clerk it Cti.: i'rximtr. Prosecuting Attorney. of the Post. Members of the Post are at Gun Marsh crossing. A conductor the Sixth Auditor’s office has 85.000 ii said there were more passengers & his hands, upon which be made las making an effort to purchase uniforms. Lawyers. . Dtfe?lt.,u\v*3F bee“ ,,uule ln U>* paymeut of month about 81,SOO. None ot thee The band has been engaged to furnish ting on and off the train at that place men will admit that there is any senou than all other stations coin biurd, be­ .til conks of the Slate. Collections the music. risk, and the broker assers that with » ittfr. Money to loan on real The patent road scraper has /made tween Battle Creek and Allegan. North of Merchant's Exchange. ■ large a margin as twenty cents a barrel Michigan, to Hiram Chase, of the same nlace Frank Hewitt, of Chicago, spent a H^ordSi In the office of Righter ofD^Ufii hosts of friends in town since its advent with oil fluctuating from ninety cents t Desiring to give our new tneUtai an Introduc­ Barry county, Michigan, on the 17th day 6f De­ here. If an expression could be had of few days in Orangeville last week. 81.00, the risk is very small when tran.cember. A D. M77. atone o'clock n. ra,, llSJr tion to the public, we have concluded to furnish, actions are carefully watched. Th Mrs. Frank Ward and sister will give on page iC; iakf Indenture of the choice of the voters, no doubt the Lawyers. even though the cost of production greatly ex­ most apparent risk to me is that of tha concert at Orangeville next Tuesdaytown would purchase one or two of the ceeds the old method so long In um, our Fine Itaslibgs National Bank.) broker running away wWk the margin.* July 1st, in the church. Finished Artistic Imperial Cabinet Cards for scrapers, the town board having no There is one peculiarity in the bust.^ JOHN CAR VETH. •3.80 per dozen; Panels, g4^o: Cards, g2.oo: Geo. Bunce, formerly proprietor of authority to purchase. worth noticing, and that is that none < Attorney at Law, Tilt-Types, 4 for 00 cents. the Gun Lake House, has bought a the brokers will allow women to dea* The highways and bridges of the gen. on PfUte ou which mortgage there is MiddMllle. Mich. with them. They say women are to The public are cordially invited to call and claimed to be due.at the date ottnh notice town are being placed in a better and farm in Nebraska. ot four hundred and twenty dollara D W MSKEttlf, eager to risk, too impatient with a dul examine sjxiciniens made by the instantaneous Mr. Morrill and lady are prepared to much safer condition than for some j. Lawyer. market, too excited over an active one. process at the New Gallery. entertain guests at the Lake house, years past. and. last but not least, too ‘ over Spaulding s dry goods store.) having refitted the same. .Sojourners W..« attend promptly to all business In all operative, notice Is hereby given that on Satur AMTRIA. speak highly of this house. naa-ff charges reasonable. Sylva Chapman is worse. Corn badly damaged by the heavy­ Berald. _______ _ __________ of the court house In the city ot Ha&tlnn In a • ;vi \-.\<ruN, Frank Lewis is moving into Jacob rain. * . AAttorney at Law, “A LITTLE MOHMEMgE." Mrs. Eli Nichols and Mrs. L. W. , <»ier J. S. Goodyear & Co.M store.) county of Bany.) 1 shall sell at public auction to Hartom's tenant house. the highest bidder the lands and prernl^UdeJacob Hartom is in very poor health Wing visited friends at Allegan last —A shopkeeper in the far West hav ?-fc-T,er* m all courts of the State. Collections scribed In said mortgage to-wtt: All that cer­ pr<r rlv attending to. ing bad a ttorniy diocueaioc with hi tain piece or parcel of land situate in the county this summer. ENDORSED BY ‘ better half, put the shutters up an PTw.“L<n\:BY. M. D., SUPEWp of Bany aud state of Michigan, known and de­ Miss Man- E. Wilcox's school in the scribed as follows, viz: Commencing at the affixed the folio wing notice;—“Clooe* BOWERS MILLS. V« 1 ’hvsician, Sn rgeon and Oculist. quarter post oa the south side of sect ton thirty- Mayo district closed last Friday, with The click of the mowing machine during altercations. five [»J In town two [s] north, of range ten [101 i-’Tii*. .nil Thorn St., Hastings, Mich.) west, running thence west ten [toi and one-batt the usual exercises. At the close of the again greets the ear. ' <—A Philadelphia journal remarks tba ' .1.- m tiwn or cotmtry promptly attended. 1)41 rods, thenee south ten [10] rods and four [4] school the ladies served the school and the beer brewW in the United States i. <WL - liodn-s to 10 a. m. and 1 to 3 p. m. feet, thenee east ten and one-half ROH] rods, The G. A. R. boys are preparing to te>ph«ne at Holloways' drug store. enough to float the American navy thence north ten 110] rods and four [4] feet to company to cake and ice cream. . gap- sp,-.!lal attention paid to surgical diseases accommodate a large crowd on the 4th Why, of course. We have seen fort' the place of beginning, lielng a part of the A number of the center folks took in north-east quarter !>il of the north-west quar­ of July. One would think from the schooners drawn out of one keg.—Chi (Hl of section two (2J. In town number one ai?! ter Q.V.KETT A BUTLER. U1 bort*’°t rutige ten [10] west, or so much the last dav at the Mavo school. large amount of lumber being drawn oago Tribune. as shall be necessarv' to pay the amount «C i’ysiciank and Surgeons, 45000 —We read in an exchange of a youn; on thereof on the grounds that they were going to due on said mortgage with Interest thereon at Carlton. il’r.ilrieviUe, Mich.) lady having been made craxy by a sud ten per cent., together vrtth the costs and exBliley Cranson died Monday evening, build a city. I. <ir (lay. promptly attended. den kiss. This should teach' young la epnses allowed by law. , Dated May ad. A. D. l»U. Some young scamps stayed on the dies to be constantly expecting some the 16th, with hemorrhage of the bowels . MANLY M. CHASE, flMMEinUN. Assignee of Mortgagee. One of our farmers pitied a tramp grounds after the town picnic closed thing of that kind, and to be prepare*, . :i<;!iiu.p;ithic Physician & .Surgeon, and tore down some of the stands, for it when it comes.—Louell Viilxen. We now feel that we can truthfully* ** “ > epnand hired him at a good price. In a few .-,■«« dem of Holloways’ drug store.) —An Indiana jury has awarded 830. scientlously say. without fear or favor, and days the tramp appeared promoted, broke up the seats and raised Cain gen­ 000 damages to a woman who swonprove it by r: Wm. .10NES. erally. For their fun they were made that a man had kissed her 3.000 timet, drew the milk stool and threatened the SCIENTIFIC FACTS, Dentist. ai well as historical stata, that the White It is a' mighty cold-blooded woma. From circulars received we notice that a large helpers; wanted to whale the entire to dance to the music of about 850. A -• rk proniptly attended to. Bronze Monuments and Statues' are thu best in amount ot laud in Norman. Polk, Manhall and Mr. West spent a few days here last who wilbkeep <-ount when kisses are * the world. ■Kittson counties. .Minnesota. Is offered for sale family, and when discharged for-his thick, and the unfortunate victim of he: IVELTuN & CROOK S. A. HOLMES, Agent, week looking after his property. to actual settler* at the extreme low price ot conduct, informed the family he intend­ THREE 1M)LLAR8 PER ACRE, Hastings. Mich. Members of the I. O. O. F. of this deceit is ehtitled to the sympathy of al: ed to remain and board. The ladies of his confiding seat—Lowell Ciluen. t .v - ip-til* for the Watertown Insurance Cto. in quantities of not less tlian lt» acres or more —“Boy. how much do you want foi* Thri >. rite TMilicirs on a man’* property against yOR SALE than :uo acres. These counties are located Jn the house settled him by abitration place were in Hastings Sunday, attend­ kx- i; tr<-.’!i/htnhig or wind; against a man's the famous Red River Valley. about>hlch every With the hot water policy. ing the funeral of Esq. Hayford. j that string of fish?” asked an amateu fanner has heard more or less. 1:!- . 4« a||i alid arcidfittV • John Briggs has returned from the . fisherman on his way home from a dfij 's The terms of payment are also to be very lib­ Mr. Holmes, agent from Detroit, was ZlOUK i 'll ELDON. era), only AO cents an acre down, balauie 111 north. He thinks Bowens Mills the j sport.-. The boy named his price. “Al six annual payments. The offer upon these here taking orders for monuments. right, there’s your money. Now jus terms is to remain otien only to Deceintmr 3lst, best place yet. One young man objects to working throw me the fish;” and he dexterous! vJfs-i-.ii Abstract Block, Hastings, Mich.) t»M. and Is confined to land located i.ot less than five miles from the line of the 8t. Pace, his road tax, on the grounds that the caught them. “Talk about catchin*.tui'only ><i‘t <if Abstract Books In Barry JfORGO-THORW APPLE. M1KNKAFOE18 & Mamtoha Rv. This Is prob­ fish?’ be said, as be pursued bis wav. roads are bad enough now. ably the most liberal offer ever made by any A C. Hogan, a former resident of The property known as the "Morgan Place,'’ Land Grant Railroad Company, and the terms —“Haft.” said a Philadelphi: i riioTE, m. i).. L> Miles Andrus has the mumps on Church street, Hastings, Mich. Thornapple, visited with H. H. Sparks mother. “Mary, I heard you eoax youn^ are l>ettrr than can be obtained from the Gov­ Ju. Physician and Surgeon, ernment, and the lands covered ore the most Mra. Wm. Cole’s grandmother is dead. Wednesday and Thursday of last week. Mr. Blank to remain as he rose to g< productive of any unoccupied lands In the Lull ­ ■ ■ .ist side Main St.. Nashville,Mich.) Sunday school organized lit Roger’s ed States. Clicy are the cheapest lands consid­ No sir; it was not a Colonel Jefferds when the clock.struck ten last evening next door north Wolcott House. For terms, etc., call on or address ering the location aud quality, in the -tutted school house. ’Post that was organized at Morgan last Man-, it was, wrong in you, why dir Al! ... • promptly attended too. day or ulght. States, and ever)' home seeker should 'take ad­ Tuesday, but a Lady’s Relief Corps, to >ou■ d® z_____ “Wjty, now,” artleasl} vantage of this offer without delay . Il presents an opportunity to every one to secure too acres PRICHARD VILLE. • ■ . . . replied itMilifMl the maiden, rn TOaEI’II KNIGHT. “Mr. Blank is verj of his own choice of land for M0.00 down and lie known as such in connection with good company, and you know you hav* 'I Veterinary Surgeon. , R. Haynes has got his barn nearly six annua! payments of 9M.B7 with Interest Colonel Jefferds Post No. 82, G. A. R., always taught me to keep good com AGENT. iHrt :,>■>•,Rutland. near Yeckley school house.) From tile pamphlet furnished we notice also ready for the roof. tMU there arc immense quantities of land along pany, and so I kept him.”—PkUadelpkiu "f .in-ml al! calls for services night or day. Nashville. the line of the St. Paid. Minneapolis & Manitoba 8. Weeks has a buck that sheared Or MRS. F. M. POTTER. Vermont* llle. ' Star Lodge of Hastings aud Nashville | Ry., lu Dakota, that can be secured front Ute Government free, under the various I. S. laws. 30\ lbs. of wool this year. —White John Gilhooley was return • picmced at Thornapple lake Thursday , Any one desiring further information orjimp OEWER PIPE, During the sho.wer of Tuesday after­ ; ing with his wife from the opera, afte ’:> BROWN & POLHEMl’S, can obtain same free by writing to C. H. W AKafternoon, June 19th. The heavy rain-'I having been out several times betweei. REN. General Passenger Agent, st. P.. M. & M. noon, the residence of Geo. Prichard ]) uiihcp.ithie Physicians & Surgeons. Ry.. St. Paul, Minn. The map furnished Is a was struck by lightning. It struck the fall caught some of the picnicera out on j the acts, he turned tn her and sajfi: “Mj •• •ver.lulitn HuMell’s Htorc..Maln St.) the lake in small boats. A good di ‘ •h- dear, can you tell me the differenoe be roof near the chimney, passing down iiKuvr-d from th( ofitce at all hours of •■riltaht. Dr. will give special ing the result. .1 tween - -------Patti —- -’s voice and the shawl w. to the eave spouts to the lower story, wrapped the bsby in?” “Not in on* > 11> < of IheEyr :ind Ear. [•reaching «ch alternate Sabbath evening, ” replied his better half. •'Well. where it entered the house, shattering evening, at R. R. Hall, Morgan, by El- , !’!! tellyx tel! you in two sentences. . Patti ' WHEN READY W Pl.AS YOVR VACA- the siding and damaging the house der Abbott, of Barryville, and th\ Rev. I| voice • * enraptured you and I. and Uk OLME* A HOLLY, r TION REMEMBER- that no |»ort on of badly. The family were at supper at the American Continent has such a dellghthil Of Woodland, shawl enwrapped voun» and mine.”— Jennings, of Lansing. climate as that of MtxxKsoTA anp NoirritKBS the time ajid a portion of the fluid 1 San Frmcioco Poti. • bi call the sjiecial attention oLdhelr Dakota. Mr. McClure, of Marshall, has a force I —Applicant—“Here is a manuacrip' passed directly under the table, shock­ ««. W**:nl< to their . ' AND THE PARK REGION OF MINNESOTA uij like ing Mr. Prichard severely Ed had or hand, at work repairing the mill hich I ^ would like you you to to look look o,er. over.” With Its -clear days, deliciously comfortable dam at Morgan, formerly owned by Mr. I Book-publisher—“It would be usele» his feet under the table, and one foot night.*, and exhilarating atmosphere. ! .We only accept I Ruckle. • LWe only accept manuscripts from noted KNTIKKLY FREE FROM MALARIA. must have been directly over or upon ” Applicant—“Bat Mr. Murry and son were in Thornap- j• authors. authors.'' But _____ I am a beautttUl scenery, romantic drlvw. an nbund- the iioard traversed by the electric book ran through ance of excellent hotels. steantl»outs. railroads, fluid in the passage. He As so shocked pie and Morgan Monday last, taking the ,[ _____ _____ _ _ My first etc., offer Innumerable attractions to SV MM EK I manv editions.” -Publisher—•• Ah. in j deetf! Come in. my dear sir. Take that he could not stir for a time. He census. at/bamlowh elevator. । seat.” Applicant—“1 am the author o: ■nSY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS has a blister on the bottom of his foot Speculative Clerks. । ‘'rhe Bread-Winners.’ ” Publisher— and on one of his toes. Mr. Prichard li.n-1, offer—a llo- r»rr ,nmetlorro[ Within a few months there has grown ji “Great Josephus! Another one! Jim. ASHVILLE SAIT WATKB BATHING. had fortunately finished his supper and up among the dorks in the departments call the dog.”—Borton Transcript. GROCERIES, CROCEERY, rupbM, "ol lull Inlnrmtlui gone into another room. He had been a perfect crjtze for speculating in the . stiimetoiika. Osakis, Alexandria, Ashby, or itevils Lake will be furnished free on appllca- sitting directly over the spot struck on New YdYfc-markets. There has always i The Important Point AND GLASSWARE. the floor, and had he l*en there would been more br less of stock gambling | H. WARNER. Gen Passenger AgL I “It is a remarkable c»ae,” said r st. Puil. Minneapolis & Manitoba Ry.. St- «»>. have been severely injured. The other among the clerks. It began during the | doctor to a brother physician, tfie lattin war. when Washington was an excel- I just entering the profession. * Minn. ___________ I luat <»nfi>rln<7 nmfMudnn persons in the rooirt were Mrs. Douds, lent point to watch the gold market loqMHe todd*nn honest business, pay »' --------Mrs. I. Weeks, Mr.I Prichard’s daughter, **My experience of course is no' Clerks in the Treasury and War De­ large?’ returned the young man. mod­ * tor produeaiuk Hastings or Nashville, and ' Helen, and the baby. None of the last partments then operated largely, and . ' 4-HHls at a reasonable |>roflt, competing ; County of Barry: In Chancery­ estly. “but I quite agree with you doc­ Washington Sponable aud William L Bapli. named were but slightly shocked. the foundations of some pretiv consid­ 1 'li>- above places. ( tor; it certainly is a rcmarkabhs case, Complainants, A log barn on the premises of L. erable fortunes were then made. Since and one at great interest to the profes­ George F. Kent and Benjamin F. Baldwin, Dethen there has been no time in which an sion. Do you think we will be able to Wright was struck during the same observer could fail to notice department save the patient?’’ * ■ .Mipntiate the liberal patronage our shower. people among those ^tcr a look Draft, left cut, and “Save the patient!’’ exclaimed the luivegiven us in the past, and hope to at the “ticker” about lunch bour.-iA first speaker; “no, we won’t be able to .< Luge.part of Woodland trade by fair bind broker tells me that’ quite a number of FREEPORT. save the patient, but we will have » u.. : and ipw prices. well-to-do clerks lost their all in the from S feet From the Herald. post-mortem examination, and that fool All crops are now looking well in raid on Northern Pacifies last fall. A much more importance.— Pkiladclphii> long. good many are now paying interest on • 'all this vicinity. mortgages put on their homes tn make Sx’.EN PER CENT, discount for cash Mr. H. Shepard is the happy father of 'good their margins through that long —Atthe invitation of a French gentle !Suw’thc?r wiwwance In thia cause to be en-‘ill be given on sums of $1.00 an eight pound girl. fight against the inevitable. Just now Janeiro, a number of French Senators, and upwards, except sugars Parties from Hastings are painting crude petroleum is the favorite article Reapera. to gamble in. There are several deputies and journalists dined togethri and prints. John Moore’s new house. recently in Paris, to celebrate the aboli­ Even »rttele of brokers who deal only in oil. One of Freeport expects to get a telephone them tells me that he has three tion of alavenr in the Brazilian Proviec* Having and Hanentiny Machin- <ler; Urfruilml. line from Hfffftlwi. This wlU connect hundred Treasury cleks on his books. of Ceata- Up to a very recent dm* be «»ken os to:Hew d t J t Baldwin. George F. Kent anfiBenjar us with Grand Rapids and all other im ­ J ' ery ustd. He resents the epithet of "bucket there were 'JO,000 slaves in this province \\T <»( hPcabding shop” when applied to bis office, and An English newspaper at Rio (the Newt • AlwlbelW®’"*01 •UU""'" portant points in the state. Thieves broke into Alfred Benedict’s asserts that his principal in New York has made a good fight for the Ceara ..riiited an<l drculat ng in as for all slaves hi Brazil. Th> SSI 1kiuli" taSrh "SV granary on. Sunday, while the family actually buys the oil dealt in. He slaves, PsSHftVS charges five 'dollars for buying and sell­ editor of it is a young Cornell gradu were away, and stole several bags of ing each thousand barrels of oil, and uTn’Virago Bbo'e pre' wheat and cleaned out his pork barrel. sixty cents per day for holding it, which Journal. Also a grand big stock of is called storage. ’ When be sells short, —Daniel Smith, of Bnahvilie, N. T­ *rt^%ANK ThO^KKH; Circuit Judge. I No clue as yet. > L<r*a»|y to do WOOL CARDING this sea­ Mr. George Karcher, wife and moth­ there is no charge for storage. The was kitted in the knee by a hurae. am Ma ' .v^iiort notice at his old stand, north side refuMMl to call a doctor s» be coulP margin put up in all cases is two bun* er, were thrown from the rear end of a dred dollar* fur each one tbnu«and bar­ doctor the hurt hiinalf. So be botuu. ** Ae tiver. in the city of Hastings. I want all tv Kr<l*tt,r' , _________ —_____ __ rels. Very few of the . clerks have on a poultice of fine cut tobacco and in ***** ukm away by the first day of December 'pK«T AW» TB1BCKB injured. That they recaped with to more than that amount in his hands at forty-eight hours it killed him.— a time. He'takes as low* as twenty dolFor only !n’r yvo**few bruises was ven fortunate. gy8ubscriptlm»s taken at this office. fij ”'urs,MayM, wa«.: . WELCOME MARBLE. MARSHALL L. COOK. Genoa Line, Akron Cement, Corn, Bran, fiteNMMElrf Sctotlca. Bulow’s Brick EleraUr. cnii i n & i-oi.iatovE. ART GALLERY, K £ MJ a !. 1UOM. MONUMENTS F A RegularJBonanza. D At a Bargain C. Whitcomb, D Drain Tile, H SPRING STOCK Chilled Plow Points. c:d shoes, hats and caps, Agricultural Depot. Bzcsl&ior 2-ta Trias Sisis?, Light in wall elevate and 10 inches to grain Rawson anil Crown Mowers, Royee HOLMES & HOLLY. . Welcome Marble ’ FARM MACHINERY Hardware and Building Material, Doors, Bash. Glass, Ac., &c-. &c- c. L. GLAbGO^. THIS SUMMER, VV �The Hastings Banna’. The exteoldiers nd sailor* in Washington gerwxaded Gm. shall cling as he on the evening of the 21st. They a»semhled at the city-hall and forming in Hastings, Mien., June 27,1884. uffrt con eno platoons of twelve marched, headed by ^T“aad = with the firepan, seldom the Marine Band, to the General’s rraiof our government In the time when the State, cosen dence on Twelfth street, where a crowd making this arraignment of democracv, packet were the m|y Sonication betwere of 2,000 or 2,000 citizens had already te- my friends. I appeal to no passions nor reopen settled questions. I but utter rare that one of the tea- wa w-BC sembled. The procession was liberally the calm, sober words of truth. I sav is F*r President, rt^drtfenH. met “>’*>*’? supplied with banners, rockets, Roman that until every state in this broad and and when the writer mocalyrm JAMES G. BLAINE, Maine. candles, and noise-making devices. The beneficient Union shall give free recog­ For Vice President, ] banner of the Army of the Tennessee nition to the civil and political rights JOHN A. LOGAN, of HHnou. of the humblest of its citizens, what­ was displayed from the upper window ever their color; until protection. to editorial Notes. of Gen. Logan’s house. Gen. Logan’s American citizens follow the flag/at foroerl?er^°teiS,SwffintoNi^a appearance was greeted with a storm of home and abroad; until the admirable George William Curtis and his man cheers. When the applause had subsid­ monetary system established by the re­ Falls and Buffalo,) is hale and hearty •milliner compatriots are most vehement publican party shall be placed beyond ed he was introduced in a brief speech danger of subversion; until American and bids fair to live for many yearsThe strange stories of his early advcaiin their opposition to “bossism;” and by Gen. Green B. Raum. Gen. Logan labor and industry shall be protected ture would fill a volumn. At one time yet there never was in this country a then addressed the assemblage as fol­ by wide and equitable laws, so as to when going downs mountain near greater attempt-to nominate a presiden­ give full scope to our immense resourc­ Lewiston’with no less a personage than lows: tial candidate by boss tactics than that Comrades and Eellovv-Citizens: es and place every man upon the plane General Scott as a passenger, the brakes to which he is entitled by reason of his Eve way and the coach came on the .made by these same independents. The warm expressions of confidence di of the wheel horses. The only They assembled in solemn conclave, and congratulations which you offer capacity and worth [cheers]; until edu­ cation shall be as general as our civili­ remedv was to .whip the leaders to a me through your chairman impress me and decided that neither Arthur, Blaine zation; until we shall have established gallop. Gaining additional momentum nor Logan must be nominated; that it with a deep sense of gratitude, and 1 a wise American policy that * will not with each revolution of the wheels the l>eg to tender my sincerest thanks to mast be Edmunds or they would bolt each and all of my participating friends only preserve peace with other nations, coach swayed and pitched down the the ticket, and support an opposition for this demonstration of Kindness and but will cause every American citizen mountain side and into the streets of to honor his government at home and Lewiston. Straight ahead at the foot candidate! In other words, a faction esteem. Your visit to my house at this every civilized nation to respect our of the Steep hill flowed the Niagara -ime, gentlemen, is interesting to me in flag [renewed cheering]; until the Amer­ that cannot poll 50,000 votes in the river, toward which the four horses a double aspect. As citizens of our whole country, sought to dictate terms common country tendering a tribute to ican people shall permanently establish dashed, apparently to certain death. a thoroughly economic system upon the Yet the firm hand never relaxed its to the republican party of the nation! nw us a public man, I meet you with American ideal which will preserve and hold nor the clear brain its conception And now they howl about “bossism” genuine pleasure and grateful acknowl­ foster their own interests, uninfluenced of what must be done in the emergency. edgment. Coming, however, as you and “machine.” These tenderfeet are do, in the character of representatives by English theories, or “Cobden clubs," On dashed the homes until the narrow are too good for this world. They of the soldiers and sailors ol our coun­ and until it is conceded beyond subse­ dock was reached on the river bank, quent revocation that this government when by a masterly exhibition of nerve try, your visit possesses a feature insen­ ''should be preserved on ice. exists upon the basis of a self-sustain­ and daring, the coach was turned in sibly leading to a train of most inter­ Before he was nominated, a friend of esting reflections, jApplause.] Your ing, self-preserving nation; |and the •'carce its own length and the horses fatal doctrine of “independent stare our presidential candidate asked him assembly is composed of men who gave sovereignty," upon which the civil war / Brought to a stand stil’ before the pale lookers-on could realize what-had occur­ what he was doing to secure a nomina­ up the pursuits of peace, relinquished founded, shall be stamped as a political red. A purse was raised by General the comforts of home, severed the ties heresy out of which continued revolu­ tion. Blaine's reply was, “Nothing. I of friendship, and yielded the gentle, tion is born and wholly Incompatible Scott and presented to Mr. Gaskill with high compliments of his skill and bravam in earnest when I tell you I amjdoing loving society of father, mother, sister, with that idea of the republic—the re­ and have done nothing in the matter. brother, and in many instances, wife publican party will have much work Notwithstanding all his strength and and little ones, to brave the dangers of I have devoted my entire attention to to do and an unfilled mission to per­ his robust constitution the strain of the tented field or crested ave, to run my book and business. I have left the the gauntlet of sickness in climates dif­ form. [At this point the speaker was continuous work and exposure proved matter of my nomination entirely with ferent from your own. and possibly, or interrupted for some time by cheers and to much for Mr. Gaskill’s constitution. applause.] The standard-bearer of the • my friends, have not even written them even probably, to yield up life itself in party in the ensuing campaign is the The constant jolting of the coach and the necessarily cramped position in about it. If any man tells you the con­ the service of your country. Twenty- Hon. James G. Blaine [great cheering], which he was obliged to sit, contributed three years ago, gentlemen, when dread known throughout the land as one of trary, you can offer him 8500 for a sin­ war raised its wrinkled front through­ to this end, and at times he was obliged its truest and ablest representatives. to abandon driving alltogether. gle line I have written this year on the out the land, many of you were stand­ He has been called to this position by Speaking of this period he said: ing with one foot upon the portal of the voice of the people in recognition subject of politics.” -I found it almost impcs ible to manhood eager for the conflict with the of his especial fitness for the trust and The republican platform demands world, which promised to bring you in admiration of the surprising combi­ sleep at night; my appetite left me en­ further restriction of Chinese emigra­. honor, riches, and friends and a life of nation of brilliancy, courage, faithful­ tirely and I hud a tired feeling which I never knew before and could not ac­ tion, government regulation in inte­ peace and ease in the society of your ness, persistency, and research that bad count for.” . own family. But few of you hail pass­ state commerce; promises to correct in­ ed the period of young manhood or ad­ made him one of the most remarkable “Did you give up driving entirely?” figures which have appeared upon the “No, 1 tried to keep up but it was equalities of the tariff and restore thei vanced to the opening scene of middle forum of statecraft in any perio<l of only with the greatest effort. This —fluty on wool; favors the establishment, life. At the call, however, of your en­ this country. That such a* man should state of things continued for nearly of a National Labor Bureau, and. the dangered country you did not hesitate have enemies and detractors is as nat­ twenty years until last October when I to leave everything for which we strive enforcement of an eight hour law; de­ in this world, to become defenders of ural as that our best fruits should be went all to pieces." infested with parasites, or that there “Oh, I doubled all up; could not walk mands the forfeiture of all 'unearned the Union without the incentive which should exist small and anvious minds railroad land grants, and oppose the has inspired men of other nations to which seek to belitLe that which they without a cane and was incapable of adopt the military career as a perma­ can never hope to imitate or equal; and any effort or exertion. I had a constant owning of tracts of our land by non­ desire to urinate both day and night nent occupation and as ad outlet to am­ resident aliens. These are a few of the bition and an ascent to power. [Cheers.] that he shall triumph over these and and although I felt like passing a gal­ lead republican hearts- to another vic­ good things In it Head the platform The safety of our country having l>een tory in November is as certain as the lon every-ten minutes only a few drops assured and its territorial integrity pre­ succession of the seasons or the rolling could escape and they thick with sedientire. served you sheathed the sword, unfixed ment. Finally it ceased to flow entire­ of the spheres in their courses. Gentle­ The Buffalo Courier, which was dis­ the bayonet, laid away the musket, men, again I thank you for this visit of ly and I thought death was very near." “What did you do then ?" appointed in the result of the Chicago housed the cannon, doffed your uni­ congratulation, and extend to you one “What I should have done long beforms, donned the garments' of civil convention, being opposed both to life, buried hatred towards our brothers and all my grateful acknowledments. fore: listened to my wife. Under her Blaine and Arthur, has come out em­ of the South, and shook hands in (e^ti- [Cheers.] advise I began a new treatment," The speech-making continued to a “And with what result?” phatically, after a week’s consideration, mony of a mutual resolve to rehabili­ “Wonderful. It unstopped the closed for Blaine and Logan. And so one by tate the waste and cultivate the arts of late hour. Among the orators, who were one they are coming back. J It’s not peace until our reunited country should all ex-soldiers, were Senators Plumb passages and what was still more wonbe greater, and prouder, and grander and Harrison, Gen. Cutcheon of Michi­ derful regulated (the flow. The sedimuch of a shower after all. ment vanished; my appetite returned than ever before. [Great cheers.] Those years have glided into the re­ gan, the Hon. A. H. Pettibone of Tenn­ and I am now well and good for twerifv Barry county republicans should or­ treating perspective of the past since essee, and Gen. T. M. Bayne of Penn­ more years wholly through the aid of ganized Blaine and Logan clubs in you responded to your country’s call, sylvania. Warner’s Safe Cure that has done won­ ders for me as well ns for so manv every township. Our presidential nom­ and mighty changes in tiie eventful march of nations have taken place. others." A n outspoken D ocument . inee has been the first choice of Barry This passing time has laid its gentle Mr. Haskill's experience is repeated county republicans for ten years; let us lines upon the heads of many’ of you Saturday last the committee appoint­ everj’day in the lives of thousands of therefore put the county where it be­ wno shouldered your muskets before ed for that purpose officially notified American men and women. An un­ longs, in the reliable republican strong­ the first beard was grown. But, how­ the Hon. James G. Blaine of his nomi­ known evil is undermining the exist­ ever lightly or however heavily it has nation for the presidency. • in response ence of an innumerable number who do holds of Michigan. dealt with yon, your soldiers’ and sail­ not realize the danger they are in until Mr. Blaine said: health has entirely departed and death Harpers Weekly is likely to play a ors’ organizations that have been kept up prove that the heart has been un­ Sir. Chairman Mil Gentlemun of the National perhaps stares them in the face. To losing game this year, owing to the op­ Committee: . touched, and that your love of country neglect suoh important matters is like position of its man-milliner editor, has been but intensified with advanc­ 1 receive, not without deep sensibil­ drifting in the current of Niagara George William Curtis, to the nominee ing years. [Cheers.] Your arms have ity, your Mflicial notice of the action above the Falls. of a convention in which this same lieen as strong and your voices as clear of th# national convention already in promotion of peace as when lent to brought to my knowledge through the Curtis sat as a delegate. Blaine will be the science of war; and the interest public press. I appreciate, more pro­ pLARKE & RIKER, Attorneys at Lftw and elected without the assistance I of such Which you take in National affairs foundly than I can express, the honor V Solicitors in Chancery’. proves that you are patriots really de­ whgh is implied in the nomination for political dudes. . (Offices in Uulon block, over Beamer Bros.)' termined to maintain what you fought the presidency by the republican party Hastings, Mich, ‘ What has become of the Butter boom ? for and that which our lost comrades of the natiion, speaking through the Practice In all eourt»-of the state. Attend to Thus early, ’ere the sere and yW^wleaf Gve up their lives to secure for the authoritative voice of its duly accredit­ collections and perfecting tltlra to real estate. nelit of those who survived them. ed delegates. To be selected as a can­ Money to loan- Insurance taken, etc., etc. and the chilling blasts of November [Applause long continued.] During didate by such an assemblage from the HPHE HAHTINUS BANNER AXO have come. this tender plant has with­ the last twenty years in which we have list of eminent statesmen wlibse.names ered. It’s only hope of resustication, is l>een blessed with peace the Republican were presented fills me with embarrass the forlorn one of recognition at Chica­ party has been continued in the Ad­ ment, 1 can only express my gratitude ^•Subscriptions taken at jhls office! Government. tor so signal an honor and my desire to go, July 8th. Thus are the mighty (?) ministration of the A MONTH and HOARD for tntec When the great question -of preserving prove the worth of the great trust re­ (hCC J)03Ilv” Joung Meu or Ladles in eadi fallen. or giving up the Union of States was posed in me. &Yc^n7u.^dJr™ 1 • w 2,lt0LKR * In accepting the nomination as I now presented to us it was the Republican Now the cypher Sammy is out of the party which affirmed its perpetuation. do,I am impressed and I am also oppreesn.;!Bn’es w Va- “»» Northern way, a large crop of democratic presi­ I open no wounds, nor do I resurrect ed with a sense of the labor and respon­ FARM^? r AL\ 1VIO-y-ttlenieiiL Illustrated cirrularfree J- MANCHA. Claiwnoqt, vlT dential aspirants is ready for the har­ any bad memories, in stating this as tin sibility which attaches to my position. — ' vest The contest will probably nar­ undeniable fact. When you and I, my The burden is ligtened, however, by row to Cleveland, Flower, McDonald friends, and that vast body of men who the host of earnest men who support having declared in favor of preserving my candidacy, many of whom ;uki, as and Ben. Butler, in the order named, at the Union were conipelled to resort to does your honorable- committee, the the last dread measure—the arbitra­ cheer of personal friendship to the the democratic national convention. ment of war—we did so under the cull pledge of political fealty. A more "Was the Journal right ton or twelve of the Republican party. Many of ml formal acceptance will naturally be ex­ world, superbly Illustrated, richly tamml retailed years ago when it branded Ben. Butler had been educated By our fathers in the pected, and will in due season be com­ It may, however, not be fes a beast, or is it right now when it balls Democratic school of politics, and municated. many of us were acting with that party inappropriate at this time to say that 1 the same man a reformer and the friend at the time the issue or war was pre­ haveaiready madea careful study of of the laboring man? ]fhe people of sented to us. For years the Democrat­ the principles announced by the nation­ Barry county would likejto know when ic party had wielded the destinies of al convention, and in whole and in de­ our Government, and had served its tail they have my heartiest sympathy the Journal told the truth. purpose under the narrower views of an and meet my unqualified approval BY MAIL. POST-PAID. then ex­ The republican platform is the best ideal Republic which Apart from your official errand, gen­ But the matrix- of time tlemen, I am extremely happy to wel­ in the history of the party, and demon­ isted. has developed a new child of come you all to my house. With many strates that the republican party is progrcBS, Which saw the light of day of you I have already shared the dutira Lire still the one to be trusted, is still the under the name ot the republican party. of public service, and have enjoyed Its birth announced the conception ol a most cordial friendship. I trust your party of progress. higher, broader principle of human journey from all pmto of the greu reJohn Kelly is abroad in the land, and government than had been entertained pubUehMbren agreeable, und .luring threatens to add Cleveland’s scalp to the by our forefathers. But few of us, per­ your May in Maine you will feel that A Great Medical Work on Manhood Tammany art collection in ease he haps none, took in the full dimensions of you are not among atnmgen, but the coming fact at that early day. It among friends. Invoking the bleating should be nominated for president by broke upon us gradually, like the light or God upon the great cause which w? the democracy. of the morning sun as he rises in the JolnUy represent, let us turn to the misty dawn above the sleepy mountain future without fear and with manly Ben. Butler doesn’t appear to digest tops. prescripflcjis for all scute and chrctHe dhenJ? At length it came in full blaze hearts. J each one of which h Invntaable *7 fcSSSTV.’. well with the Detroit Evening News, and for the first time in the history of since his letters defining his position on our republic we began to give genuine vitality to the declaration of 177fl that Letters addressed to the following nmnt>« r.. the tariff question. -All men are created equal* and en­ Organize, republicans of Barry coun­ titled to the inalienable, rights of life, '*»*•. •old In tills eotuitr,’ for P2.3O, or the nttitun*^m liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. wVlir ty, few the grandest victory in the his­ be refundwl In erwy instance (Cheers.] The republican party was by mall. potit>{tAid. Illustrative samnlv tory of your country and party. the unquestionable agency which bore It is truthfully said that no man is these gifts to a waiting age, and it was v^fey’"1- a*1™11' •>“»» the democratic idea which disputed booming Ben. Butler for president more their value, first upon the field of battle, latten t,,T ,lwID ________ w.H. 1-ovrm.r.M. than is Benjamin himself. and subsequently, and up to this mo­ ment, at the poling place of the coun­ -lUU! No nomination' was ever received try. The republican partv, then, repre­ K V1;t with such genuine enthusiasm m that sents the latest fruition of govern­ ir^tei>ar mental progress, and Is destiny to of James G. Maine. survive upon the theory that the wtimnr outlives the weak, until the develop mmt of principles still mm advux-Al shall compel It to measure Ito step with ARE MARSHALL C0NST1PATEB? to If you are bilious, dyspeptic or constipated, a fe» bottles of Hops and Batt Bitters will cure you as they have many others. An occasional use of Hops and Matt Bitters gives tone to the blood, strengthens the nerves and promotes per­ fect digestion. Do not be persuaded to try something else, said to be just as good, but get the genuine. For sale by all deaters. BepiblicaD National Ticket. HOPS & MALT BITTERS OO., NOW THYSELF. AM J' mJ*1”* ® Mortgage Sale. • DETROIT, MICH. bcen made lu «“• «mditfo<,< and wife, Effkafiuh L,. to Haxnnel Carwti, * b. Ami' TBBOHJTRIB I IRON ONIO t.rwu. and Uw Mine «IU n-aadalua in ..n.JT Ue wmer ot ante contained la Mid mw; baa iMcmwe opernlw. and Mid nSta^ .-S! eWrtdd u> d^lare Uw atooMld ~ Ilf tsn thixicuu! Hnllar. with 'un> y.yattyhsytax been burtituuxi to nj-ovw the debt reinaiulng unpattl, and po M i un-,. tv •aid motttace or an} par: therrol. N.nXJZ lluU the 18th day of Jnly next, at one o’clock in tiie afternoon of that <tar. at the north front door ot the court henue in-the city of Hasting. I;,r^ county, Michigan, (that bclDR tin- nii.v tri '*1'1 count)j tb3 . therein be told at public auction to rill il: tiy coniplexlou. murh therro •* nu.Y U,‘uoount »o claimed to la- dw unpaid do aald mortgage with Intemt it: 7”*^ penaeo uwwed by law. Said prrtnlM-> art described in said mortgage a> follow». The rMirtbeMrtquarter the awthwest .car­ International Throat A Lung Irmitdte ter; also the west half of the southeast oi-vtcr of section ten (H>>, containing one hundred and twenty acres at land mon- or less; al*^ ti.e • northeast quarter of the southeast quarter <5 excepting and rrocrvlnc trooi said but dcSrlbejl land, the following T^rttofore deeded to Saloina Betts, to wit ■ (Yun-•ene. tag at the northeast comer of the iM>rthea»t quarter of the southeast qiuirfor of m । tl-.t ten GO), running thence west about tweiitv-fnur rods to a ravine, thence runningoloug said ravine in a southwestorir direction to water, thence along .said water to the south Hue of said fottv *Cr« thence running cast on said line to the M ttheast comer erf said forty acres, thence rutniLg north to the place of lieglnnlng. containing, twenty-flve acres of land mon- or les-., ii.ttLOIng to convey all my taten-st In said t'ttero (IS) acres together with the saw mill and house aituated thereon, all being In town two ,;i m-rth of range nine (9).west. Dated. April 25, IRM. SAMUEL CARSON COOK ft 8HKLDON, Mortm-et Attorney* tor Mortgage. Avena* Dkthoit. • This I — tiie s,------ treatment of Catarrh, Cularrtul I k-atnosa. Asthma. Bftncbitts, Consumption and ]of Parts. iall dlswwre *1 the Throat aad Lunn. using In the treatment of above named disease* Dr. Houvlellc's new and wonderful Invention, the j Bperomcter, an Instrument which .conveys med­ iical . pro|a-rtlre direct to ]mrtx affected, and which is now med In all the leading hospitals Id Europe. It Is only since Dr. Souvlelle's Inven­ tion and discovery of tills new method of treat­ Iing the air passages, that Throat and Lung dis­ eases are no longer feitred. Physicians aud ' !sufferers Invfted to investigate thia mode ot treatment, if Impossible to call In pereoa, writ.i for list at questions and International New*. Thousands treated by letter. Instru­ t* any address hy express, with full ;ment* sentfor directions using. Call upon or suldrvM DR. M. NOryiRLLE, M Lafayette Ave.. Detroit, Mich. • Hlrfte of Michigan. County uf Bam - ««. Notice is hereby given that by ah order. f the Probate Court for tne county of Hurry n a<ir <-n the 5th day ot May, 1FM. six months' ir-.-r that date were alknred for creditors to nment their claims agatast the estate of ARTHUR E HAS­ KINS. late ot said county.deceased,and tbal all creditors of mid deceased an- requested i • pre­ sent their claims before said prol-Ut- m it. at the probate office in the city of Hastings, u. -nid county, tor examination and allowai < :i or before the 5th day of Novctul er next, and that such claims will be heard before said cr.rrt no the 1st day of July aud on the ftth day of .\<>v t ns ber next, at ten o’clock tn th* forenoon e‘. —“ of t bom-davs. \ _________________________________ / bated. May 19th, 1RM. J^ISHOlXi nUN NOTICE. | YlAtMENT SMITH, Judge»( i n . The rartnorwhip heretofore existing between L-t. UeitrmnndO. L-Crook Is this day dis«">«int, L (’. Welton paying ''n’Yr'l a n' Cs' ()- £• ’ ' Haittlngn. Mny 2*. tam. ‘ QOPARTNKlbiniP NOTICE. ■ Notice Is hereby given that we have ttas day jrf Welton R M hillock, for tiie purpose <rf carry­ ing on the business of Insurance, real estate and loan with office In front rtmtn ijf second story. Abstract (dock, * Dated, Hastings, Mich.. June 2. ism. L C. WELTON. E. W. WHITLOCK. ^LS TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, B"'S The Science of Life?-’ Only'SL COOK A SHELDON, Atfys for Mdrtgagce. nor interfaro HAIR DYE. 5V niSEEtts changed in Black bva«Uigk rp of this DYB. Bold by Dm<8-lsti imn no. LYONAHBALY I I ( Probate Order. State <rf Mfohlg»n. County ot Berry: -a*. At n scshlon of the Probate Churl for thr < win,-v Of ^itrr>’ ho'ldednl tiie Probate Office bit. of Hastings in said county on Monday.: ■ day of’ Jime in the yew’ one giif ' ’ ~ thou'ai.i hutidn-d and eiirhty four. Present, Clement Smith, Jud^e «»i Prvb : la the matter of the relate of JoMah H Bor too. dreeaaed. illlon J. DeGnIta. administrator <rf the of said draiiHi. rejirewnu that Ee l« t file hl* nrcount >u« Mich adinliiHlrator. in that the same may be beard :md »lfo«<■> orxicA of distribution I*- entered :.ud charjtalJram lii» Mid trust; Thereupon it,Is ordered, that Monda) '•> :otb daj of June, at ten o'clock in lh>- fore­ noon, be aaKtaned for the hearltn; of said peti­ tion. and tiint the heirs at tew or said ■!• • a-td, and all other persons interested hi said • -ute, are required to appear at a ««stionof said । <u.rt. then to be holden at tiie.Probate office, m the city of Hastings in said county mid *ln>« cau»e. If any there l>e. why the prayer <>! the peti­ tioner should not i* granted And It Is further ordered that *a!d |>«-’.ouir>er Bvc notice to the |>enou» Interestol in *a •! cste, of the pendency of said petition :be bearing thereof by causing a copy of Hit' - rdrr to bo published In the Hasting BANXF.it a news­ paper printed and circulated In said < ■ uty ot Barry once in each weret for thro tl&'K'Sn rn. [A true copy.] Judge of I’t-'jaie. State of Mlciilgan..County of BatryNotice is hereby given that by an urd< r 4 '•hr Probate Court for the county of Barr) n • > <■ an the 10th day of May, IBM, six months ln-t. hat date were allowed tor creditors tomr-en: : <;ir claims against the estate <rf JAMES I H11 1.1 PM, Me «tdUtoMm^<teM«aed, and that ail cred­ itors of said deceased are requested to I fe-eCt their elalms before said Probate Court at t.*«* probate office, hi the city ot llartluj:*. in -aW Maty,lor examination aud aUowan< > . .cr before the Mtb day of Novemlicr next, ai.rf that such claims will l»e heard twfore said «vi.r. on the tat day of Jnlv and theioth dayofN'urniber next, at ten o’clock In the torenoou ol • urn '•> those davs. Dated. Mav 19tii. IBM. CLEMENT SMITH. Judge of Prolate. Probate Order. of fony-'.-r At a session at the ProbateCwtrt for |br <•»-viity of Harry, holdefl atHhe Probate office in lb'? at Hiiittagi In said county on Monday. th» -3n day of June, 1n the year one thousand c ent bmdnd aM etgbnvfonr. * „ , Prrwurt. CleuientKnjItF, Judge of 1 In the matter of the estate <rf J 51 *lu‘ took, deceased. On iwiu ai d fillnr the pctlttmi. dub ", f1’ ted, oMVUttam «. McCHatoc*. Ihrcutor "t J>r ’.w' ' may be heard and allowed and he d» 'r-"' fiomhls.said trust. ■ ..... Thereupon It Is ordered,Huh <ta>. ’Lr day of ouly next, atten d’ciodc l» nil other personsiutervtied hi >}*»•*‘■’J?*' -’ VhVu quirtKl to appear at a swwlcn «d Mid 1 ‘‘ ‘I BwhfllMnMttM ntitoto Office in th1'1 , HasllRgK, in said county, and sluw • 1 there lw?why th* prayer »rf thrpetl:i'>n<: 1 U<And IFbtarthfr orden-d tiial s*W "Fa. mS <>» fc.be ooHwbnd InWIUS>‘“".I �Hastings Banner VOL. XXIX. NO. 10. Hastings, uz micw., june 27,4884. THE AMERICAN PARTY * p IT PUCES A TICKET IN THE RELO. Arc Thou Posted Wro to Buy & c -j. I • The State Central Committee orgacired by electing John C. New Chairman and L. T. Miebeoer, of Sbelbyvlile, Seowtary. THE AMERICANS NOMINATE. GOODS CHEAP? Chicago. June SL—The National Con­ vention of the American Party ww held at Fat well Hall, this city, beginning Thursday night and concluding last evening. Sixteen States were represented. Hon. J. B. Bar­ low. of Connecticut, was elected chairman of the convention. The Committee on Res­ olutions reported tire following platform, which was adopted after considerable de­ bate: We bold. 1. That our* is a Christian and not n“Uon* ‘be God ot the hor!Pt“rtt' >• ‘be author of civil govd UMOoePt®d “ Buprem. o o ff p B o s E Z W ill sell thee Cotton Cloth for 6c. Will sell thee Best Prints for 6c. Will sell thee heavy Shirting for 10c. Will sell thee Dress Goods for 8c. Will sell thee Cashmere for 45c. ill sell thee Shawls for 75c and upward. Will sell thee a suit of Clothes for $4.00. Will sell thee a better suit for $5.00. Will sell thee a suit for $8.00. Will sell thee a suit, all wool, for $10.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy boy for $2.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy large boy for $4.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy biggest boy for $8.00. Will sell thee Straw Hats so thee can not find fault with the price and go home satisfied. 2. That the Bible should bo associated with books o. sc ence and literature In nil our eiucatinnal Institutions. ^^ThatGod requires and man needsaSab[j yQpj, 10. Internallocal differences should be tel tied by stbliratlon. 11. The land and other monopolies should be discouraged. 12. That tbe General Government should furnthe people with on omplo and gourd currency. U. That it *bouid be the muted policy of the Government to roducc tariffs and taxes as rapidly as the necosrtttas of rhe revenue and the voted trnstoe** interest* will allow. •uppremed by iiV---------------------------------- ' After tiie indorsement of the platform the convention nominated Presidential candi­ dates with the following result: S.C. Pomeroy 72; C. A. Blanchard, 3; J. Blanchard, 7; J. P. St John, 1, and Julius Seriye, President of Ambenrt College, Mass., t. A total of 84 votes was cast. John A. Conant, of Willi­ mantic. was nominated for Vice-President by acclamation. The following were appointed members of the National Committee: Come earlj- or late, at any time, we will be ready to wait on you. Lewis Stern, the VI inioxicauug 8. That the civil equality seoured to all American citiren* by Article* U. H and U of our amended National Constitution ttaoukl be prwvrved Inviolate, and the same oqualtty sbou.d be extended to the Indians and Chineau. If thee will call and see what goods are sold for at Lewis Stem s, thee will not see in vain. At KUU •>. That the charter* of all secret lodge* granted by our Federal and State Legislature* mho1*1, ft ,’rithdrawn. ana th*lr oaths pro­ hibited by law. • . r "I’poscd to putting prison tabor and denrectated contract-tabor from foreign counti-ie* in compcUt.on with free American tabor to benctlt manufHcto.-ies, corporations and speculator*. ‘ 7. W e are In favor cf tbe enforcement of tbe lawn coiioernirur patent*. fr^r?'8 b,,u Bad W1U vot®for wo°»n,» «*f- Cash Store. Pennsylvania; M. H. Britton. Wisconsin: K. G. Paine. Minnesota; A. F. Dempsey, Dakota; E. IL Graham. Nebra-iks: H. Curtu, Ksnsus: E- Tapper. Mississippi: E. D. Bailey, UWrl't ol Columbia: J. M. ttootl. Ohio; Israel Hess, Indiana; 8. C. Kimball, New Hampatrire; & A. Pratt. Massacbuseua; Philip Bacon, Connecti­ cut; A. McCauli. Rhode Island; G. W. Nealels. Missouri; 8. P. l*oole. Michigan: J. V. Komi towa; I- N. Stratton. Illinois; Bpbcrt Armstrong, New Jersey. Chairman Bartow F. Campbell and Prof. Blanchard were appointed a committee to A!*!j «P badly, didn’t reat visit tbe Presidential nominees aud make good, don t want breakfast, no apt>etite. no en­ known to them the action of the conven­ ergy. bad taste and breath guess we are bilious. Two d«we* Zti-l’E-SA will tone up our Liver and tion. A session was held last evening, at which our ambition and set us right. several speeches were made, Including one oy the urn nominee. noun by No business of gener d 'importance —was tr.>n sac ted, and the eon| ven lion adjourned adj< tine die. E WHAT PO YOU WANT ----- IN THE----- - INDIANA REITUUCANX In nt a napoli.*, Ind.. June 2a--The Re­ publican State Convention yesterday was In •trtslon without intermission from 10:30 a. m. until 9:30 p. m. The proceedings were “Hub" Cough Cure, 55 Cent Prescription of a Button physician, dis]*nsed characterized by Immense enthusia>ni both fur the National ticket and ticket for years by a Boston druggist. One doM will cure any ordinan- cough. It State officer*. Every reference to BL*ine act* almost magically. Ask any dealer to get and Log.n in tiw speeclree of jrerrnvyou a Scent bottle of “Hub" Cough Cure, uent Chairman Stanton J. I’eelle. of ami don’t be put off with any other thia city, Governor Porter, Colonel IL W. Thompson and other shaken* was received with tiie most unbounded applause. IimIIc*tlng unmistakably their popularity among Indiana Republican*. Niue hour* were occupied iu the nomination of tbe State ticket. There was a sharp fight for every office and bnllohng was close. IMPEniALISM. HornJobn Otermryer called the Repub­ Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Hfadache, Nervousnew, urlimry trouble*, are often Mused by a lican State Convention to order at 10:30 torpid Liver. Some call It Liver complaint, iill- o'clock. Hon. btanton J. Pelle was made iousness, etc. The Idrer govern.** the system; If Chairman. In response to the call fur nonrithe Liver Is Inactive, one may be bilious, or have natiuns for Governor tiie name* ot W. H. fever and ague, headache, imdarial fever*, dial­ Calkins, Import* County, W. W. Dudley, liens, etc. Tltase tnay lend io won»e trouble*. This new remedy, Zotkxa. Is now taking the Wayne County, and John P. C. Shanks, lead of nil other remedies a* a Livkb Rkgula- Jay County, were presented. No reference toh. It seems to art In a remarkable tray upon was made to Pi atm aster- General Gresunm. Before the balloting begun Colonel IL W. ZO-PE-SA and other troubles are tlien corrected. Thumi«*on reported the platform, which Ask Fr^jlerlck Hotchkiss, driiMtM. was ado[>ted. The patform ratiB** the nomlnutiO'M or Blame and Logan, Indorse* the pia.r. rm of ih ■ Chicago convention, and the ad.uJn;*trattouof Governor Porter. Fa»or» an appro­ CLIMBING THS 8PIXAL STAI BE. priation for tbe erection of a s-iiiabta h«muto tiie mcmoQ- . of the loyal «olInvisible Architecture in a N*W England ment dter* of Indiana who fell In tbe war Parsonage. of th'-' renehton. A convention to.frame “Ye*,’ she said, "our children are married a new con tiuuion .a rvco.tiun-ndcd t>ucli and gone, and my husband and I alt by our win­ change In tbe taw ns sha 1 laketue Bdtu.toster fire «mdi as we did before the little ones vau<.n of prinohs and reformatory aud L-?came to widen the circle. Life Is rometldng n-volent kt* tit fa Don* or the Mate out of Hie like a spiral statreaM;-we are all the time com­ domain of party politic* 1* ru ■omnsndc.l.1 ing around over the spot we started from, only j-rteun talxir is denounces m degrading. *Yee our degree higher up the stain*. and unsoctanan acbo 4m are approved. The "Thai Is a pretty lllustrattoo," declaration to made that the nmendment to friend, musingly, gazing Into the glowing coals th-constitution of thecate which au honied &M\«£CTa p&St heat from th<*mny- *i>d contemp a ed the revision of tbe law* rewindowed stove. "You know we cannot stop latl.^- to fee* and salaries ought no: to rri main a deed .etter. and tbe enactmeotof such . . —. ...ill Oin nf naiKlly. I STRAWHATLINE? E. Y. HOGLE Has-an endless variety to select from. Also a full stock of Fur, Wool and Stiff Hats, Silk Alpaca and Worsted Caps for Summer. E. Y. HOGLE We Have Gone Two doors east of our old Store to the building formerly oc'»>l>ie<l. by Ralph Jordan. Have fitted up the building into a t,*in was full of inalar.a. digestion l t . nnn tiiiirowidy dtar«»ered and my urevra uvre In a Wire weaxne*'* oi .. . izi-ewai until I had several attacks which my □XktaSuaonoSffjl to be acute congestion And our 15c, 30c, 40c, 50c and 60c Teas cannot be beaten. orant in Just such cases ns mine. 1J/J®* *5.a,}?1 felt it* good effects at once. It. appearetl to nrrvade nrv body, as though the blessing of new life liad come to me. TakInc no other >»ediclne I continued to Improve, and am now In better health than I have l*een for a toag time. [Extract from .* ‘\h V'l W<-ol-ibro-4’ P? Perry, pastor ol Baptist elmreh, Colnbrook, Canned Fruits, and finally a full stock of nice fresh groceries always on hand. ' otr.cta a were displaced, and mere jmlltirians ani-dintad. to the aorious Injury of tbo benev­ olent Institutions of the State. The platform was adopted with a num­ ber of scattering negative votes. . Mr. Calklas was nominated for Governor on the first ballot receiving 594 vows; Dudley, 512; Shanks, 4«, aiid.Thonuwou, 1. The nomination was made ttuauirnom on motion of Wayne Cqenty, seconded by General Shanks. Air. Calkins reepoaded to the call of the convention In a bappf manner. THE PROnnfliONTSTS. ( Bloomington, 11L, June in.—About tour' hundred delegates attended the Slate Pro­ hibition Convention here yesterday, under ras present. and delivered a brief address. Miw Frances E. Willianl was ettoeen Vice B. Harbert, of Chicago, offered a resolution urging that the convention enunciate a rad­ ical and ringing platform of principles. This was referred to a comtnHtee. One Vice-1 Trident was chosen frotn each dis­ trict. At 6 SW the ermventiod adjourned until to-day. Bloomington, III., June 20.—In the State Prohibition Convention yesterday monting twenty-seven hundred dollars was raised In a aiort time for campaign pur­ poses. At noon the Committee on Platform reported a series of resolutions, which re­ port was adopted without debate. The convention at t*o o’clock commenc* ed.nonrinating the State>ticket James B. Hobba. of Chicago, was nominated for Governor; Dr. James Perryman, of Belleeroor; for State Treasurer, Uriah Copp, of Lodi; Auditor. A. IL Irwin, of Sangamon Johnson, of Jasper County. Alter a few Blacker and UmUc Resolutions were adopted reiterating thDemocratic principles, arraigning the Re publican prty, denouncing th? peewee' ttriff. and deploring the withdrawal of Til. CIRCULAR FROM THE INDEPENDENT* Republican Organization Committee ap pointed Thursday by George William CnriA met yesterday and ciiox* Mr. Curtis Chair uiitteetbe “independent Hepubllean Com­ mittee.” The following document was ay proved, find will be circulated tiirougbou a’ely after the Democratic NatiomU Coarea wfxat further action inur be nor rare candidates who will appeu! noarinate a straight Prohibition ticket ai their State Convention In Madban, Septan ber 4, tiie day after tire Republican Con vention. Those prominently mentinoe. tuted by districts, as foltows: J. Jutidns; Fifth. Mra. Caroline fllUiatxtii, G. Twetttto Iter. C. W. Boos; TMrtsenth. Cotooel Jarno* Felton; Fourteenth, David Hammcll; Fifteenth. 8. L Not; Btxtoeath, G.TV. Dta Miller; Twentieth. B. W. Pope. Fourteen member* at large were added to thia commit tec. They are: A. B. Irwh^ w. J. Terry. Dr. C. Penrenter. Mary E. Holmes, Laie Swing. Ada H. Kcptev. Geonte H. white, Joy Van The following are tiie names of the Presi­ dential elec ton: ' First District. Rev. a. W. Bicknell; Second, O. 8. Kelso: Tb’rd, A. Lennon; Fourth, John Na/e: Fifth. Aaron Gurley: Sixth. Juthrv A. Hinds: Seventh. W. H. TfttolM; Eighth. J. P. Murpliy; Nlnth^V. M. Hamilton; Tenth.W. No­ lan; Eleventh. Mev. R. Rttnte; Twelfth. W. MoHrb e; Thirteenth, J. J. Crowder; Four­ teenth. J. W. Nichols; Fifteenth, A. Easton; Sixteenth, Nate Johnson; Seventeenth. Henry V. Kepler; Etghteriitii. Wlllia n Donabo; Mnotrenth.’Ctaarlrs Drayton; Twentieth. 8. E. Evans. The two elect >rs-at-large were to be named by tbo Chairman, who selected Tbonuu Moulding and A. J. Irwtn. The following deleg ites to the N itioual Convention at Pittsburgh were selected: At Ijirgv. J. A. Van Fleet. Dr. A J. J Utkin A MBs Frances K.*Wtltard. Judge J. G. Willard. H. H. Haaf. First District. George Cbrtstla’i and W. P. Nelson: Second, L. IL Hlltoj and Thomas Moulding: Third. C.G. Hayman and J. H. Munroe; Fourth. C. K. B. FtcaUng and John h •’**: Fifth, Mary B.z Willard and George H Hoover; Sixth, Bov. J. A. Browse and 8. ais.na: Seventh. John ^wan *y and Mr*. M. E. Hoimes: blgbth. J. A*. Barn'•art mi'! A JL Minor: N'nth, James McGrew and Marr Allen West; Tenth, L-i......... J. 1.Wool andu..... J. .H. iHuoprtetter: i Thirteenth, Her. M. Ik Harver and 8. D. has tore; Fourteenth, D. L. Bunn and J. W. Hag­ gard: Fifteenth. Job Ingram and Ik H. Harts; Sixteenth, Halo Johnson and George* H. White; Seventeenth, IL B. Kenley and Stftnnel B. AlTen: Eightcetith, Or. J. L. Perryman and W. H. Hoim«*: Ninrteenih, Ed J. Barbee and W. H. H. Moore; Twentieth, J. N. East an J Uriah Cops. Coi.VMBVfk O.. June 19.—The State Pro­ hibition Convention met bere yesteXtay, one hundred delegates being present The declaration of principles rehearsed the damage done by the liquor traffic, assert*, the Inability of the old parties to remedy evils, nnd reiterates the assertion of an alleged false count of tiie vote on the second amendment last f.*11. The foiluwiug nominations were made: Secretary of State. E. J. Morris, Ctnelnn >ti; Supreme Judge, J. Woeeborough. Fulton County; Member of the Board of Public Works, W. J. Kirkendall, Jackson; Elect­ or*-nt-Large, F. Z. Payne, Fran kite, and Ferdinand Schumacher ’ THE OBASa qi'ESTION IX TEXAS. Aiutix, Tex., June 90.—The total amount of land leased by the State to date is 1,007,737 acres at an average annual rental of over seven cents per acre. Of this quantity fifteen corporations secured over 1,000,000 acres, one syndicate leasing* USAfi!” acres, another 130,­ 500,. another 100,000, and others large borders Tlieae f eta. have argiyed tiie more ef stockmen against the lease sys­ tem, ttM<y claiming that It la placing the lands of Texas In the hands of syndicates >nd corporations, many of whom are for­ eign, to ll»e Injury of the cattle Interest of the State. They are trying to bring out Wash Jones as a, free-grass candidate for Governor in opposition to Ireland, and, aliould he consent to tun, tiie carapdgn this year will bo the most exciting ever known in the State. <__• State Convention yesterday tiie trouble with the Tammany faction was speedily settled by the coucewlon of thirty-one votes, beslaes an equal repreeentatlou at Chicago with the county Democracy. R. ?. Flower, who asjiires to the Presidency of the United States was tire liveliest worker among the delegates. The convention did uot in­ struct its repreaentatlves nt Chicago, but they are believed to stand 40 fur Cleve­ land. 14 for Flower and 7 for Bayard. The delegates-at-large are Ihtnlel Manning, Ed­ ward < ooper, Leder B. Faulkner and John C J* out*. Among the district delegates are August Belmont, John Kelly and Abratu 8. He* IlL The detagatioa was Instructed M vote and act as a unit In the National Con- plwing Wlacr State*. The n plurality to ISb.1 ■ lalwu- vntn and they will hold frequent meeting*, to b addressed by their beet speakers, from eov. Convention to notify Mr. Blaine of hi* nom Ination for the Preildeucy proceeded to hb residence In this city yesterday moraine General Henderson read the addroaa. Tb» candidate |ra*pooded that the platfarn adopted al Chicago bad hu unqualified ap­ proval, and that he fully approclatrd th Raponribllity attaching to hh leadenhip The committee returned to Portland, an** were given a reception last evening. GA RHINO* FAILS. bk, June 3L—Cornelius K. Gar assigned to John T. Pt»rry Commodore Garrison is well known a: formerly deeply interested In tha Fa rifle Muil, New Orleans A West IndL steamship lines, and Is Use larges* stockholder in profitable gas com panic In this city, St Louis, New Orleans aac other largo cities. lie was tiie j*rlncip> owner ot the Ai issouri Pacific Railroad, bn sold out a lew years agu to Jay Gould. H fortune prior to the Rebellion. Bank ot California Bank of New York and National Bank­ ing Aaaoc<atioo United Mares 1 rust Company T. W. PeuraoU A Co Nottyiof LaiDM A Mo.-re...................... Michitfaj lot Company......................... Nasuu Manufacturing Company Na-on Machine Work*.......................... . mringau Bros... Dau wood that** Iron Company . Danwortb Company Sjft Sundries.................... MJ). Melville C. Day, counsel for Garriam says: "The atagnmeut I* made because «• financial eiubarnuBtucflL It *■< force. ' upon Garrison by the protest of nota ttakhls Indorsement yedtenlay. He b a taav bolder of securitliM, and so much oi h. wealth is tie i up iu those which are aimo** unmarketable at present that he could a* meet his li ibilititt*. He hrs a large nan ber ot Ohio Railroad securitiea which hav shrunk, but are not now on the market, Ui< value of which can not now be estimated Tbe assignment 1* simply fur tfle benaflt c hl* creditor*.” Tiie amount Involved by ths faitareo Garrison is supposed to be nearly' B&.M0. ■ Assignee Perry said it was impmslbte ye. to state figure*. Denver, Col,, June 3:1.—A SUverto Wltete and hb horse were kilted. —How to enjoy home: Keep nwa from it ae much as ptwdble. Ahray act m a hurry to get out of it when yv happen to be in tL Lunch away fnm home moat of the time, and find a gnu deal of fault with tbo menu wb**n you d form’’ and might •prtmtl abroad the in. fh.t uni. “rbrniu.*.. ' benia, Charite Andrews and Charles A. Michigan State Land Office, > Sugar from 6c to 9c per pound. CALL AND SEE US. perv.ces re» dcred is favored. A just o jualixa-km and adjustment of the l-o intlcs anu ireutions. and a liberal cpnsvuction and- application of all laws jrranb Injr pensions to bonorab y .ischuiwed a<4dA*ra of the .1....... Ltokm army rrcommeodeL _ ..... I nAis I.AW, Ex-Senator Hendrick* declines i>eremptorily to be considered a candidate for Gover­ nor. lie says emphatically that he will not accept the nomination if tendered him. K. 8o) er; Tent Eierentb. W. P p|rt«d a* follows: i ieutcnant-Governor. Eugene Humlr. Henry County: riecretarr or Mare. Robert Mitchell. Gibson nroo*M-rjnn Carr, ttrangt Uivavu tounty; _ j. Aud'tor, p ,. Uk.j-j Conn. the Court at Appeals. MICHIGAN. ty: SujKciiai-'Odent Publ-e taarruc- i txs1IV* o<H-JUW. I" !> “^1; * mid slate of Michigan. on IM 3J aa> tn > ..r 4.W n't-Irk.'it ni Tte wavnukra uljwinwd M»:W o'-ta*. Brooks & Cook k ,-little �The Hastings Banner. Hastings, Miciu June 27,1884. BISHOP 8IMPSOM DEAD. Pbiuauelphia, Jui His end was comparatively sudden, coming ing easier. MKibe. Blmt-oo boro al Cadji. O. •Mfcnty-threo years of w- Ho raoeiyed bls education at tbe Cadiz Academy and Ma tiaon ■ nd Vice PreaWent or Alle»uany Coliepe. This place he held tor four rears. He . was elevated to the Bishopric thirty-two years ago. At the time of hla ap­ pointment aa Bishop there wens only three Met bo credited tbe "Cyclopedia of Mcthodiam," wrote “A Hundred Years of Methodism. “Lectures on frewihlng." and various pamphlet*. He was n powerful orator, and spoke no many mem­ orable occasiona Bishop Simpson lived In Philadelphia for many years before his death. He was marnod to Miss Ellen H. Verner, of Pittsburgh, soon after he entered the ministry. Hta only Jiving eon to Matthew VernerBlmpeon. Assisv ant Solicitor of Philadelphia- Of .the tour daughters, two live at tbe family residence, 13M Arch street. Another to the wife of Bev. Trntsviuuc,. Pa., June 28.—From all parts of tbe oil regions reports favorable to tbe proposed shut-down movements ar© be­ ing received, and. except with wells al­ ready nnder way, work is being suspended in Allegheny, Bradford, the Middlefield and Macksburg, hi the latter district all the operators but one have joined the move­ ment. So complete Is the shut-down re­ garded to be that some drillers nnd tooldreteers are preparing to leave the region. political Points. Grand Rapid* Post. Ex-Gov. St John, of Kansas, — has formally severed his connection with the republicans and gone over the Pro­ hibition party. It was an unwise move —for the ex-governor—and one which, from the circumstances attending it, cannot carry much influence. The re­ publican party of Kansas has repeated­ ly honored him with the highest posi­ tion in the gift of the state; has also granted all the prohibitory legislation asked for or needed, and the only com­ plaint he can now bring is a personal one, in that he was not sent as a dele­ gate to the fepublican national — conven —- — ­ tion. The refusal to send J'winip hL_i ttise iFa (and we would say it just the same if a member of the prohibition party) was entirely justifiable. It had been openly announced lieforehand by prohibition­ ists, and probably upon his authority, that he was going to Chicago with a prohibitory resolution and prepared to head a bolt of his friends of like faith if it was not adopted. Such a course as that, even in the interest of the U-st cause ever advocated, is neither manly nor fair, and the republicans of Kansas did exactly as any other party (even the prohibitionists) would have done—re­ fused to send a disloyal delegate. .No one, not even his present (party asso­ ciates, can feel the respect W ex-Gov. St-John they would have felt had his party flop been made under different circumstances. Detroit Evening Journal. The California democratic convention ha-s adopted resolutions to the effect that, notwithstanding the renunciation hy Mr. Tilden of the proffered nomina­ tion by the democracy, he should be nominated anyway. This same senti­ ment characterized the Texas conven­ tion, and delegates from both states were instructed for Tilden. It is not improbable that Missouri will follow suit, and perhaps Mr. Tilden Mill have a dose-bitter perhaps—forced down his throat, much a a boy is forced to take castor oil. He don't want it, he wont have it, but then he must. Once upon a time a great leader named Casar refused a crown, but his refusal was only a sly way to have-ttTorced on his head, which was dine. Sly Casar; * ‘*--------’■ *■—■*" dissati tied he when the people I have it so!” merely said, “Yo thus early in the campaign cut; but doing. Only test formers were arrofiant in their claims that a free trade ticket would sweep Ohio, Indiana and a half a dozen other commonwealths, but the Blaine boom appears to have taught them the folly of their claims and they have again set their laces to the east as of yore. Free trade has its only friends in tbe west, and should the despairing Democrats seek to capture the eastern states, on that issue they will be beaten again rather worse than they have ever Wore. Even New Jersey will not swallow free trade. Chicago Tribune. The little self-righteous coterie of New York and Boston Pharisees that got together in the parlors of J. Henry Harper, of 269 Madison avoiue, Tues­ day imagined they were the centre of gravity and swung the universe. The coterie consisted chief! v of the said Har­ per and his brother; Tom Nast, the de­ cayed caricaturist; George W. Curt is— Harpers’ editor; Carl Schurz, out of employment, but ready for mischief; an ex -carpet-bag governor of South Caro­ lina named Chamberlain, and half-adozen Boston dudes with an English ac­ cent. which passed with them Tot “culchaw." These made up the heft of the conspirators who propose to overturn and destroy the republican party for having dared to nominate candidates of its own selection instead of candi­ dates of the coterie’s selection. The Harpers and their employee's constitu­ ted the vertebra: of the “conference’’ —the same Harper flrm who opposed the election of Lincoln so savagely, and' who vilified his administration until the middle of >the war. The venom they darted at Lincoln they are now darting at Blaine. Their malignant hostility will avail as little now as then. BANE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HASTINGS BAN Thinking that a few items from this place might be interesting to the read­ ers of your valuable paper, I jotted down a few which you may find a place for in your paper or waste basket as you may deem them best fitted. We have here a little family of about one thousand members, about onetenth of which are attendants or work­ ing hands, and three-fifths of the re­ mainder females. The male depart­ ment is divided into eleven halls with from three to five attendants on each hall. The first thing that one is apt to notice after coming here is how much the State of Michigan has done for her unfortunate people. A patjent said to me the other day, “the State has furn­ ished every thing possible for our com­ fort.” The principle upon which we work here is to keep the mind of the patient employed upon pther subjects titan the one which has caused his in­ sanity. There are several methods em­ ployed to reach this end. For this pur­ pose those that are considered safe are allowed to go out and work upon the farm five or six hours a day, accompaby an attendant. But patients are BBOS. * MINOR NEWS ITEMS. Furnace > rarfety. A number of structures »t Athens/Pa., were destroyed by fire Tuesday, several per­ sons being injured by jumping from the WAGONS! J. Q Dougherty, Chief of tbe Money-Or­ der Department at tbe Baltimore Post­ office, has been arrested tor the embezzle­ ment of >5,000, the larger portion of wbieb osice of a naphtha tank, aud the city Is total darkness Loaa, >90,000. While towing a bark from New York in the Mlsehselppl early Tuesday morning, the iron tug W. W. Wood suddenly careened and sunk, drowning tbe pilot and two other K Each One Warranted1 tend the scaaioa of Ue National Education­ al Aaeoctation at Madison, Wto., and tears are entertained that accommodations for all The Most Powerful Heating Furnace Ever Sold Tbe property of tbe Weal Shore Road in Onondaga County. X Y., has been attached by contractors co a claim for >40,000. Mrs. Christiana Roth perished in her burning bouse at Erie, Pa.. Tuesday morn­ ing, and the large family dog also fell a vie- Mauafactnred and Sold My ty HUFFMAN BROS., Haxtiais, Kiel Heating Successfully the past winter where other furnaces failed, when thermometer ranged from 4 to 30 deg. below zero. Every Furnace Warranted. BUILDERS’ So many delegates are In attendance at tbe iserioc of tbe American Homeopathic Institute at Deer Park. Md., that half a side-track for their accommodation. Information furnibbed to the police of Cork caused tiie discovery of a quantity of arms and ammunition which had been buried Dear trie barracks. Four negroes were killed at Albany, Ga., Friday by tbe explosion of a boiler in Fields 4Oo.'i brick-ysM. Duluth shipped 72,000 bushels of wheat to Buffalo Friday, and there remain 1,402,­ 000 bushels In store. Tbe California'Board of Agriculture esti­ mates the damage to the wheat crop by rain at tweaty-fivc per cent Tbe Democrats of the Second Indiana District have nominated Thomas R. Cobb for a fourth term in Congress. Gardner A Gates, one of the oldest cot­ ton firms at Mobile, Ala., made an assign­ ment Friday. Their assets exceed tbe liabil­ ities by 835,000. The steamship Excelxkir reached New Orleans Friday from New York, making the fastest trip on record—five days fourteen and a half hours. Cashier Heiber, of the Penn Bank. Pitts­ burgh, and his accomplice, T. J. Watoon. an oil broker, were Friday held, for trial in ballot $30,000 each. In an exhibition beat at Fleetwood Park Friday Maud S. beat tiie record of the track, making tbe mile In 2:18><. Frank and run­ ning mate made two heats in 2:13X <u»d 2:l»Jf. General Miles, commanding tbe District of tbe Columbia, has appointed an expedi­ tion to explore tire Copper River. In Alaska, which is considered a dangerous undertak­ ing, as tbo Indians are exceedingly hostile. We are making three widths of Tire: PAINTS, OIL, &c 1^,3 and 3}^ Large Stock, Low Prices Buyers are Invited to Call and See Them. H. A. Goodyear & Sons Westphalia, la., brought by Immigrant* w^io recently landed at Boston. Tiie ship was quarantined at the latter port, but phy­ sicians then declared the malady to be measles. ' Forgeries, by which tbe First National Bmk and Silverman’s Bank, of Chicago, were victimized, were discovered Friday at, Wabash, Ind., the paper bearing the signa­ ture of Simon Cook, a junk dealer at Wa­ bash. Cook states that a certain wholesale notion deader in Chicago is tbe forger. Petroleum, since May 5, has fallen from 81.03H to 51 cents, tbe panic being unparalleri in the history of tbe trade. There are seventeen hundred cases of small-pox In the public hospitals of Loo Joo, a?d tiie disease continues to spread. - Across tiie Virginia line, opposite Rom­ We keep a Full Stock of Everything ney, W.-Va., s wood-chopper fouud >1,000 that enters into a house, from gold concealed In u bole in a tree. A rain-storm in the southern portion of Grant County, W. Va., swept away bridges, washed out roads, and serkwsly damaged crops. r ■ allowed to consult their own wishes in this matter, and are never urged to go unless they choose to. Besides this, they are furnished with every kind of amusement which the mind could sug­ gest. The grove where the patients are taken for exercise is furnished with swings, and the lawns with croquet For inside amusements we have bil­ liards, chess, checkers, cards, etc. We have also a library of several hundred choice volumes which the patients have access to. For those who wish and are able to attend we have chapel exercises nearly every Sabbath. They are furnished with good, hearty The State Savings Bank at St. Joseph, wholesome food, well cooked and well Ma, which suspended at tbe time of tbe served; tea, coffee and tobacco. What Wall street panic, will resume bnsinewt more is necessary? It is by far the Monday. Alfred Vandecar, charged at Waupaca, best home that nine-tenths of them ev­ er had, and in fact it would be hard WIk, with tl>e murder of H. C. Mead, a banker, In October, 1882, was released on for any of them to find better. In sev­ his own recognizance Saturday. eral cases where patients have escaped TIjc Missouri River steamer Montana, they have returned after a short time with five hundred tons of assorted freight, struck tbo Wabash Railroad bridge at St. asking fpr admittance. They are Charles Sunday morning and sunk. treated as near as’ I can describe, like a Judge Pillsbury, who was terribly in­ spoiled child; allowed everything they jured on an Alton train In the riot at Brigh­ ask for, if possible, and if they have to ton, 11L, two years ago, was awarded dam­ ages of >12,500 by p jury al Joliet. lie refused, it is done in such a manner Disquieting rumors touching business dis­ as to make them think they are having asters prevailed in Wall street Saturday, one their way. Attendants are not allowed being that C. P. Huntington had tailed, but to abuse them in any way, under penal­ tbe latter and his friends made prompt de­ nials. ty of dismissal with loss of one month’s The Executive Committee of the reunion salary. Of course the expense of car­ of eoMlers and a* itorr to be held in Chelago rying on such an institution is enor­ )n August have decided to raise a guarantee fund of >5,000. Any surplus will be devot­ (Jen. Butter tells the greenbackers mous—from the best reports 1 have ed to building a memorial bait been able to get about ^160,000 annual­ that he received the announcement of The Congressional.Coufereore Committee his Domination at Indianapolis with ly. One thousand pounds of bread on tt»e Shipping bill has agreed lostrikeout deep sensibility; he expresses his warm feeds our family one day. One hun­ the free-veesel feature, and to repeal all admiration for a legal paper currency, laws requiring American ships to carry mail issued bv tbe government; as a demo­ dred bushels of potatoes last us one crat of the old Jackson school he sees a week, while it takes nearly two tons ■BA II. necessity for the continuance of the of meat to feed us the same length of greenlnck party organization; he says time. Of course, to carry on such an “In this contest I am with you” and re­ peats his former declaration in favor of Institution successfully requires sys­ The schedule ot tte varioueclute in i equalitv of rights, equality of burdens, tem. Patients arise at 8 JO; breakfast, equality of privilege* and equality of 6 JO; dinner at 12; supper at 6, and re­ National Base-Ball Ltague upto date is follows: Kwers for all persons under the law. tire at 8; and no matter bow much in­ Wz—. 1 ■ it he does not distinctly return terested they are in their games, they make preparations for l>ed the minute Buffalo. •ose to accept. He may be MewY«H....'..S ViDnrotrl. ee which way the cat Jam] h the liell rings for eight o’clock. Tbe elute Id tiw Untoo League have woo in July. But for fear I am taking up too much and lost as' follows: space for my first letter 1 will <fraw this Louto. It will soon be time for Itoaoe Conk- to a cloee. If I write again I will give at. CMeMO.. you some idea of the different charac­ ters under our charge. . ATTENDANT. M (oliuws: Building SCREEN DOORS Material! Sill to Ridge Board. Doors, Sash & Blinds, The warm weather will soon be upon us, We make and you will want screen doors, them, the finest you can ask for. Leave Orders Now Don’t all come in a rush We are just receiving the finest styles of Furniturn ever brought to the city. When it comes to good goods al low prices, our house cannot be beaten in the state. Spangemaeher & Mason Of Our Own1 Make, As low as can be bought in any com­ peting market in the State. ----- TO BUY *-j Pluiig, justice of the HARDWARE li Itaiwiag PROMPTLY DOMI, And Satisfaction Guaranteed. CLOTHING! ----- IS AT- Road Scrapers! R. K. GRANT'S �Wo« tabto, ported „ The Hastings Banner. N. Keeler, Jr. and wife, W. A. Shank •od artfe, Chas. Griswold aad wife. Cth MkhigM IDl«my votaker., Wm. Keeler and Miss Kittle Combe, into Uh military ierviee of hia of Middleville, and Miss Lizzie Kerr, ot country »ad remained In it for three I-ansing. A very enjorable evening yem until honorably discharged by be''®'1''* Was spent by those preeent. reason of disability received in the ser­ PnaoBAi. ** vice. Fourth with a choice selection of jew­ elry. I t will pay you to visit hi!ijewdMrs. Frank Nims, of drand Rapids, Mr. Hayford was twice elected a la in the dty. Circuit Court Commlsaioner of this ry establishment. " .. MRlblft firvm row ’ ; Several Hastings young men whiled . Hu“berger returned from away a few momenta Sunday In bliss­ Albion Tuesday. " FOR SALE! ful telephonic conversation with mem­ Mrs David Goodyear is at bean former bers of the young ladies’ band, who home iq Monroe. ' ............ were at Grand Haven. The face of-Bert" Nlakem Is again i- U-.liUK»> K’ <wn7‘. Mr. and Mrs. R. S, Jordan request seen upon our streets. the Banner to extend their heartfelt Mr. Hubbell Stilson returned from thanks to the friends and neighbors Aew Mexico Saturday. Millinery J. RUSSELL’S. who so kindly assisted them in the illMrs Andrew Russ returned from Ann death bUrial °f theirdau«hter Aew Mexico last week. j. RUSSELL’S. AlJ!l d'w '•*■ pl,‘ lnt° The Banner is in receipt of a note from Mrs. Geo. Williams, of Irving, stating that the boy Charlie Rice. of whem mention was made last week, is coUwrtw’* not her nephew. We cheerfully make this correction for Mrs. XVilliams. D USMHW. sarfis.'i MUb..J»s«tr«a. isas. still at tbe ruoxT. »"■! e««K»»e" “d All mr rojamndnte :»U J. Honfatater. There are to be many celebrations in this county the coming Fourth. Hastings, Freeport, Nashville and Bar­ low Lake have entered the lists thus far. That a fine time will be had at each of these places is the wish of the Banner. The weather of the past week has been very unfavorable for wheat, the frequent showers followed by thehot fountsin. I urn prepared better th»M w furni-h the thirsty publie with sun lieing apt to cause this cereal to un<l delicious drinks. 1 use nothing rust. Should this crop be injured much in this county this season, almost entire but stagnation of business would result. f'rrd’k Hotchkiss. A mare and colt the property of D. Mk. Earl R. Brown has sold his F. Newton, of this city, were killed by lightning Tuesday afternoon. The ani­ bakery. ASA wool market Hastings takes mals were under a hickory tree in a pasture on his farm in Hope township. front rank. Mr. Newtpn is fortunate in that the . the foundation for the new Baptist animals were insured in the Barry and church has l*<-n completed. Eaton. Remember the base ball game at the The Banner would respectfully sug­ lair grounds to-day, Friday. gest to the business men of -the city There will be a baptismal service at that they decorate their respective the M. E. church next Sunday. places of business on the fourth of J uly. Rrv.S. I). McKee, or Johnstown, but of respect to the ladies who are the tiled the 51. E. pulpit tastSuDday. prime movers in this proposed celebra­ Blaine and Logan club' meeting at tion, as well as to show a proper spirit of patriotism on the natal day of the the Court House Saturday evening. Union. * ; In another column will be found Fred Hotchkiss, the druggist, is an interesting letter'from Mr. Cook. If you are determined |o have a royal putting on lots of airs these days. He g.xx! tinifthrFourth,come to Hastings. has his drug sign repainted and gilded, and it is now one of the most conspicu­ About 2.*,o pound} of wool have been ous signs on the streets.' A large new n-irketed in this city thus far this seamarble soda fountain has been placed in position and is in running order, fur­ Rev. J. S..Smart D. D, of Albion, nishing the delicious beverage as fine as will pn-Hch at the AL E. church next can be made. .Sunday. At a regular meeting of Hastings Tid: XV. C. T. I’., will meet with Lodge No. 58,1. O. O. F., held at their Mrs. 0.1). Spaulding next Tuesday af- lodge room on Tuesday everting, the temoon. 24th inst., the following officers were Mr. Peter Covert has left at this elected for the ensuing term: . office a stool of Clawson wheat five feet N. G.-W. H. Cook. V. G.-A. 1). Maynard. anil 11 inches in height; R. 8.—E. P. Brown. ’. , And now the little ones, and the big Treas.—Geo. H. Brooks. 'uns too. rejoice that there is no school The proprietor of the Jefferson street jluring .the-heated tenni bakery, Mr. .J. Eisenhood, has secured L \dies get yo'ur bangs trimmed and the services of Mr. XV. Tomlinson, wellyniirhliircHt and shampooed by the lady known in this city as a first class linker. barber, in Hower’s imsement. Mr. T. will have charge of the baking Mb. C. G. lioi.nnooK has leased the department, which fact insures No. 1. office m er XV. S. Gtxxiyear &Co’s, lately bread, biscuit, pies, cakes, etc., for the patrons of this popular bakery'. Meals wen pied 1 »y J ustice 11 avford. If y«h wish to see the star actor of are here furnished at all hours of Jhe all the Uncle Tom’s/Cabin troupes, day. come to Hustings the rrurtth. ‘ As was intimated in our last the re­ Mi:. N. E. Phillips has left at this port of the murder of a superannuated office a stool ot timothy that stands Methodist minister was a hoax, doubt­ less unintentional on the part of tiie just five feet high. AVho can beat it? originators. IL-frew out of a garbled Mi>. M. B. Todd, of Hastings townreport of the Hope tragedy. However, •'hip, has liecome insane and has the report was given credence in this l»tvn taken to the Kalamazoo asylum. city from the fact that parties living in Ik you want to read a live, wide­ the vicinity of Gull Corners circulated awake aggressive newspaper during the the story upon our streets. eainpajgn subscribe for the Banner. In our county correspondence there। are numerous accounts of, damagesi done by lightning during the past 'week. . The ice cream tables of the young people connected with the Presbyterian; society were well patronized Fridayevening. Those wishingjto keep posted upon local as well as national politics will do , well to at once subscribe for the Banner. It. « omt the boys only 81 each for a 1 liltlt“taikee” Sunday with certain memltrs of Holcomb & Robertson’s young: ladies’ band. • Evans & Brooks have ahalf-columni ' announceriient in this issue, in which they state that they propose to sell at cost. Those magniticent three-sheet posters announcing the Fourth of July celebrabon at Hastings were printed at the Banner office. . Ah will be seen by report of their proceedings published in this issue the common council are moving in the matter of water works. Bsmauks about the weather are out border, but the mercury has been waltzing around,among the nineties for » wwk past, jus| the same, Bx-Cov. STjoim, of Kanais, will ad­ a teinpenmce num mooting at pinion lair ground, Plainwell, on Mradav, JuneSO, at £K) p. m. flit telephone line ia now a reality Hastings. The Instrument la In the Dw««*ry quarteri.’ /'S young man, a member of the Order of Odd Fellows and in good standing. Td him, death did not come with a “gently stealing pace," but In the Miss Maud and Master Jimmie Bart­ •twinkling of an eye," almost without warning, in the midst of life and busi­ ley, of Albion, are in the dty. ness unfinished. HU wife. Celeste, will spend the vacation their only daughter. Mrs. Fannie Feewith his family in Ann Arbor. gunon, of Kansas City, and thre Mrs. Ed. Powers was with friends in grandchildren survive, and deeply Grand Rapids a few- days since. mourn him. Mr. A. E. Barnes, of Yorkville, was In the death of Mr. Hayford this injhe dty for a few days last week. community has lost a valuable citizen. XX ill and Dora Kennedy have re­ He was possessed ot many very excel­ turned from Ann Arbor for the vaca­ lent qualities—a man of great industry, tion. untiring energy and activity. His was Miss Ella Marshall, a student of the a dauntless spirit He quailed before High School, has returned to her h«*n>e no reverses or vicissitudes of life, or fortune, but was ever hopeful, cheerful in Prairieville. . ’ and resolute. He was never lacking Mr. Chas. Gordon, an Albion student, ------- •; in public spirit and enterprise and his is in the dty. He will attend the life and services here are identified alumni reunion. with the best interests of the city and Mrs. Clara Allen and son, of Olivet, of the whole community. In social life are spending a few days with XX’. ~ D. he will ever be remembered as a genial Hayes and family. and generous friend, and all who knew Bro. Hilboum, of the Democrat, ac- him well will ever cherish his memory. The funeral was held at the family companiet by his wife, is “doing" the residence Sunday afternoon, being con­ press association this week. ducted by the Odd Fellows. H. G. Carter and D. R. Cook are in Prairieville township, working in the interest of the new railroad. Mrs. Frank Hamilton and son, of Sa­ vannah, N. Yre are visiUng Mrs. H.’s mother, Mrs. I. A. Holbrook. Mrs. Lottie Brown, of Manistee, is spending a few days with her mother and many friends in this city. Master Fred Curtis, a typo of this office, is spending a two weeks’ vaca­ tion with his father in XX’ayne county. Mrs. Fannie Ferguson, of Kansas City, arrived Friday evening, to attend the funeral oPher lather, XX’m. H Hay­ ford. Miss Lena Morse, of Yorkville, is spending a lew days with her sister Minnie, who is attending the Hastings High School. . Orno Strong was among the Bafner callers of Thursday last. He takes in the meeting of the State Press Associa­ tion this week. Miss Satie Tinkler is in Grand Rap­ ids. visiting friends. Ere her return she will visit her sister, Mrs. M. II. Clark, of Manistee. Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Hughes start for Palestine, Ill., next Monday, on a visit to Mr. H.’s parents, where they will remain a month. Mrs. Ambler returned to her home in Northville, Mich., Tuesday, after a several Weeks visit with her granddatighter, Mrs. A. H. Johnson. Miss Nellie and Master Fred. Knap­ pen, of Albion, arrived in the city XVednesday. Miss Nellie came for the pur­ pose of attending the alumni reunion. Married, XX’ednesday evening. Mr. Jacob Gish, of Lafayette, Ind., and Mrs. Fannie A. Hobbs, of this, city. Mr. Loomis, of Grand itapids, and Miss Nellie Geer, of Hastings. “Rus.” XVightraan, on the 22d, took a trip through Orangeville and Prairie­ ville, buying a large amount of wool. "Rus.” probably was a seventh-day Ad­ -••j , and was admitted to the bar of that . ■ state in the year 1859. On the break­ . ing out of the war of 1861 be enlisted To a 1 those who contemplate buying Carpets, Cartaiis, Curtain Fiitnres, &c. this Spring. We are in such a shape as to offeg inducements that will COMMAND ATTENTION. N. B.—We are headquarters for carpet , warp. y W. 8. Goodyear & Co. IT STANDS AT THE HEAD I C. G. H. Blaine and Logan Club.—Tues­ day evening a goodly nnmlier of voters of this dty assembled at the Court House for the purpose of organizing a Blaine and Logan club. The meeting was called to order by. James Clarke and an organization perfected by the election of Clement Smith chairman and A. H. Johnson secretary. After remarks by Messrs. Jas. Clarke, Dr. Lathrop and others, stating the object of the meeting, etc., a dub was formed with 103 members. The following are the officers elected: President, Hon. D. R. Cook. First Vice President, L. E Knappen. Second Vice President, Chas. H. Bauer. Secretary, Irving L. Creasy. Treasurer, T. J. Bush. . On motion, Messrs. Jas. Clarke, L. E. Knappen and ('has. H. Bauer were ap­ pointed as committee to draft by-laws. The following ward committees were appointed for the purpose of obtaining signatures to the dub list: • First ward—G. K. Beamer, J. XV. Custer and H. C. Lewis. Second ward- Geo. Osborn, AX’. H. Schantz, and Clement Smith, Third ward—AX’. A. Hunsberger, C. A. VanArman and A. E. Kenaston. Fourth ward—R. A. Carnahan, P. A. Sheldon and C. Messer. There was much enthusiam manifest­ ed at the meeting, and there is every prospect that that dub will excel in joint of numbers any like political organization ever formed in the dty. Hastings republicans are enthusastic for Blaine and Logan. It was decided to‘hold the next meet­ ing at the C-ourt House Saturday even­ ing, the 28th, at 7:80 standard time. At this meeting there will be short speech­ es from Jas. Clarke, Clement Smith, L. E. Knappen, I). R. Cook and others. The. report of the committee on by-laws, etc., will be heard and acted upon, an executive committee appointed, and other bwfineaa that may properly come before the club will be transacted. It is desired that there be a full attendance. ventist for the time being. Mrs. McElwain organised a Good Dr. Geo. H. Nichols returned to his Templars Lodge in the Barnum neigh­ The Searles Murder.—As yet home in this city Friday, and indulged there is no due to the perpetrator of in a general hand-shake with hjs many borhood East Carlton, Saturday even­ the horrible murder of Thomas 1*. friends. He Again started out on his ing, the 21st, with 15 charter members and the following installed as officers: Searles. As a matter of course various errand of mercy on Monday. Lodge Deputy—Henry Barnum. rumors are set afloat tending to fasten “Kit" McElwain isn’t as handsome as AV. C. T.—E. Holmes. guilt upon this or that one. The Ban- he was—not by long odds. Kit, a few XV.V.T.—Jessie Barnum. nek has a surmise as to whose door the days since came in contact with poison XV. S.- Mrs. Foreman. XV. F. 8.—L. Foreman. crime will eventually be traced, but as sumac. He has discontinued his calls min. W. T.—Mrs. ’ -- --------yet there is no clue suffident to war­ upon his beet girl, for the time being. rant an arrest. Without doubt the of­ Chaplain—Mrs. U./Foreman. Mr. Frank.Goodyear, of this city, and fleers are doing their full duty ia this W. I. G.—Mary XV. Wyckoff. Mias Kittie Parkhurst, of Coldwater, W. O. G.—J. Maple*. matter, and if possible the guilty party will be united in marriage this (Thurs­ P. W. C. T.—Wm. Bulotph. or parties will ultimately be brought This is the second lodge organized day) evening, at the residence of the before the bar of justice. bride’s parents. The Banner extends in Carlton township this month. Births and Deaths for 1888,-Fol- hearty congratulations. Jowing is the list of births and deaths WHXUA,. IVMh rS"*"1 •’S’ , Death of Justice Hayford.—'rhe in the various townships of the county. mldM, Brother. net Growl *"•■ » Hevlml. sudden and unexpected death of XVil- and the last nuI ritm performed, by u« who re­ as returned by the Supervisors: main, over bit voiceleM dust. V> c shall witness liam H. HMytord, at hfe residence in DKATHB. a vacant chair, we shall we an unworn refalla. H1XTHB. this city, Thursday, June 19, deserves Xt-shall mx the hxlpr <>f mourning. remludlus Assyria in, that Um Brother who wore It has given hl* Baltimore iMtpa*> word, that he wrarindak.ttx tiie hard more than a passing notice. Barry............................. and toilsome journey ot Ute ami being weary. he H. Hayford was born and reared in the 2^ed hKnrmw aua laid hlin d«»«m to rvM. ......................................... Castleton .vResolved. That to tlw widow, the family and state of New Hampshire, and at the Hastings township..... triends, the lodge extends it* kindest sympathy; jk-wlvd.-nSlIlirWU. n™> '» time of his decease was in the ®th year year of his age. In the year of 18&. he I. O. <>• r V »• Bantings. Jane at. iwi. was at Montgomery, Alabama, engaged Maple Onree. .. in teaching music, and while there met DIM). Orangerille . and married Miss Coleste Horton who PralreeriDr Rutland was a sister of the late lamented t rank JORDAN-Anu*. dMishUr «< Mr. »b«l Mra.\ K. Thoniapple Friday, lunr 13. HM. WoodlMd Horton, of this city. After his mar­ Hired ie yran'.« manti™. 1C days. Yankne Springs riage he remained in the south and Total taught music, and with his wife trav­ A IUusast Social eled extensively in the southern states, Should be so very brief. and Mix p. w. Xlekem. of thb city until the year 1850, when they came fa verj sad itndU'Uely gave a reception Tuesday ov^ng. to unit 1KT *r-*hall be, . , and settled in Hastings, where they £„or of their son. Mr. A. D MbM* ■ have ever since resided, except about > said eome unto me. » Wert. Point cadot. who is spend ng six years they spent in Kokomo, IndiM left this work! of swnvw Me f Slough 14 home. 1 ana, from 1887 to 18«3, r nwmle assembled to extend r there. in Indiana Mr. Hayford bodied taw, ^SLu^totoeirfriend. B«idej —l'*uee n>d ana >otf voir can “hello all those rrom hello" aU S=^*W«U county, and four times a Justice of the Peace of this dty, which latter office he held at the time of his death. All these various positions of public trust : and responsibility he fllled with credit to himself as a man and as an officer. He has also been ever since he was a DOMESTIC BECAUSE IT IS Th£ Simplest machine made, having few parts, no compli­ cation, and requires little skill in management. The LightestrRunning machine, hence produces less fatigue in operating, and on that account is especially recommended by the medical faculty. * . Adapted to the Greatest Range of Work—will do the finest as well as the heaviest, and is suited to the use of all applianc­ es that facilitate the ordinary, fancy, or difficult work. Always ready for use, and requires no special adjustment when the work is changed. The Most Durable maijhine ever made. Its construction is in accordance with the most advanced and approved mechan­ ical principles, and all the parts are Case Haniened, working on Adjustable Conical Beanngs. It has the most beautiful wood-work. It has the liest set of attachments ever furnished with a Sewing Machine. . . The Domestic has the best warranty of any machine made. Over 100 Domestic machines in the city of Hastings alone and some of them in use 22 years and running all right yet Nobody has ever been able to produce a Domestic shuttle worn out. I have in stock the Royal St John, the New Home, the American, the Wilson, Hie Singer, and others. New machines from $20.00 up. Sewing machine needles, and the finest sew­ ing machine oil made for all machines. Parts and attach­ ments furnished on short notice for all machines as cheap as the cheapest. . Pumps! Pumps! I manufacture the best Wood PumtH made. I also have iu — • Pump — to ... • with the ChurohiU Pat­ i stock the best Chain lie had, ent Expansion Rubber Bucket I sell1 these uumne much lean than a cheaper pump are sold. Pumps purchased of me will lie set if desired and warranted all right (.'all and see me, one door west of R. K. Grant’s, State 8t. T. PHILL �A BRAYS LADY. r [From the Courier.) Mrs. Schoonmaker, at Creek Locks. ULsterCo. N. T., had the misfortune to entirely lose the sight of one of her eyes, through an accident, and endured fialnful Inflammatory action there­ in for two long years; the other eye finally be­ coming sympathetically effected, her general health seriously sufitring; Indeed she was a mere wreck, a wanting skeleton. In this terri­ ble strait site consulted Dr. David Kennedy, of Bondout, N. Y., who told ber at once that the injured eye must be removed. 8he quietly but flrmlysald: "All right. Doctor, .but don’t give mec%lorofnnn’ I-et my huabood sit by my side during the operation, and I will neither cry out norsttr." Tiie work was done, and the poor woman kept bey word.. Talk of soldierly cour­ age! This takes more pluck than it does to face a hundred, guns. To restore her general health and give tone and wrength to -tbe system, Dr. Kennedy thru gave the "Favorite Remedy.” which cleansed the I'IikhI and imparted new life to tbe long suBering woman.C8he rapidly gained health and strength, and Is now well. Tbe “Favorite Remedy” Is a prireles* Wewlng to women. No fatally’rtould be without It.1 Vnur druggist lifts it. If not send to Dr. David Kennedy. Bondout, New York. The Morenci Baptists have raised <1,415 ior the year's expenses. Fred. Hotchkiss will refund the price paid if Acker’s Blood-Elixir does nut relieve any skin tborougldy or blood dlwrder. A new.but !-----------’-**•“tested * discovery. Tiie G. A. R. advertise a igrand picnic at DevIPs lake. July $1-23. The name Jenner means a drawn lancet, put­ ting to flight a loathsome disease, uml tiie name Harvey signifies tl*r circulation of the blood. And tiie tune is coming when the name or Dr. David Kennedy wil be indissolubly connected In the public mind with tiie purlflcatton of the blootLa deed only less tni]>ortant than the dis­ covery of Ite motion* through the human bod}. This Dr. Kennedy accompffshes by means ot his new medicine, called •'Favorite Remedy. The light guards of Big Rapid* will celebrate the Fourth of July. My physician said. I could not live, my liver out of oruer, frequently vomited greenish mucous, skin yellow^srnall dry humors on face, stomach would not retain food. Burdock Blood Bitter* cured me. Mrs. Adelaide O’Brien,mExchange 81. BuftaUo, N. Y. Bellaire has five lawyers. She will celebrate BLOWN UP IN A MILL AN AWFUL DISASTER IN CAPITAL CHRONICLES ITALY. FAVORING THE STATE?. THIRTY LIVES LOST. WAsmsfOToa. Rome, June 23.—The powder mills at 1‘ontremoll ex]4oded yertenby, killing thirty men and wounding, seventeen others. Poutretnoll la in the province of Massarc Carrara, at the Soullterq de­ clivity of the Appoiine range of mount­ ains and twenty-three miles north­ west of Carrara. The town, which has a popnlntion of about 13,000, is divided into an upper and a lower town, tiie former being defended by an old castle and in­ closed by massive fortifications. The lower town is modern, and contains many hand­ some residences. It Ims a cathedral, and manufactures silks, linens and wines. The Hague, June 23.—Alexander, Prince of Orange, and heir apparent to the crown ot tbe Netherlands, is dead. He had been ill far some time part, but passed a calm night and morning immediately bei fore hb cellapse. In the forenoon of Sat­ urday he seemed bo well that tbe doc­ tors talked of sending him to the south" of France, but at qleven o’clock he suddenly exhibited symptoms of extreme weakness and fainted. Hb respiration became great­ ly enfeebled.. Subsequently a alight re­ covery was noticeable, aud the lungs seemed paralyzed. From tiiat' time until death tiie Prince remained uneonacioUH. The King has returned from Carlsdnd and held a conference with the cabinet, and the President ot the Council has convoked a gen­ eral Suite Council The Cabinet will con­ vene the Chambers, forming the States into a general iinplenary Congress. This Congress will proclaim the Princess WUbemine successor under the Council to tbe Regency, with Queen Emma as Regent and the President of tiie Council as Cnaoceflor. Tiie Cabinet has detonuined to re­ fuse to share the tutelage with any German branch of tbe royal family. Berlin. June 23.—Bismarck, during tbe Buckles’s Arnica Salve. lUneee ot the Prince of Orange, caused Ger­ Tbe best salve In the world for Cuts, Bruises, man Hpcesentatlvee at various European Bores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tetter. Courts to declare that any attempt to make Clmppep Hands. Chilblains.Corn*, and all 8ktu Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay the successor to die Regency tn Holland a required. It Is guaranteed to rive perfect satis- question would find instant opposition from Liction, er,money refunded. Price a rents per Germany. This declaration b taken to boa. ^orssSebyW.H.Goodyear. mean that Germany alone has tbe right to West Bay City wfll bond for gso^M publie meddle in the affairs of Holland. Tbe Klug improvementa. b ill, and hb death b Dear. On hb decease Hav4 used Dr. Thomas* Electric Oil for croup the Duke of Nassau, tailing to get tiie IL'-ES?*”” “J; BX' throne, will claim the Grand Duchy of Lux­ tritmted by Wm. Kay. 5ft) Plymouth emburg. Berlin, June 23.—The whole Galbrian ThoUkand* Say 8<i. country is flooded. Heavy rains have fallen Mr. T. W. Atkins, Girard. Km\, writes: *‘I never hesitate to recommend your Electric Bit­ during tbe past forty-eight hours. Streams have bunt their banks and swept away tern to my customers, they give entire satisfac­ tion and arc rapid seller*." Electric Bitter* are tltousandsof cattle, sheep audswlne. Hun­ tbe purest and best medicine known and will dreds of human habitations liave disappositively cure Kidney and Unt complalnta. I-urify the blood and regulate the boweu. No family can afford to be without them. They will >a«e hundreds of dolhira In doctor'* bills every year. Sold at’fifty ceuta a hottie by W. H. Good- June to. — I ner, Chairman of the sutHso^mliteeof the^iouse Committee on Cliltns, a long letter expressing hb approval of the House bill now pending to relieve from further liability on account of tiie direct tax of 1861 tlKMe States that have not paid their proportionate part thereof, and to re­ fund to the States that have paid tiie sums received from them respectively. The Secretary saya. In substance: Tho Government Is not now tn need of the money to be realised from the inforcement of thia tax; that such inforcement would put a gricvou-i burden upon the peoolu of the States tn default; that the tax Itaeif would be especially objectionable. Ina-much os tbepur­ poses tor which ft was laid could not. but be remembered with disaster; that ft* collection would necessitate the appointment of a large number of Federal otbclnU who would go ornoog the people as obnoxious exacters. and timt In its practical effect the law for ft is ob­ solete. . In .a conclusion the Secretary inquires Thevitate pharmaceutical association hold u meetlug at Detroit 8fg»»- >»»• At a sure remedy for Sick Headache, Baur Stomach, DyspeiKla. Indigestion. Constipation, Torpid Liver. B'.llIoiiKtess, Ac., no medicine I* equal to Dr. Baxter's Mandrake Bitters. 20 cents per bottle. ___ Bturgis ha* drcldwl finslfy to permit saloons to open nnder 8G,oco tondk. Tiie Burdock ITant Is oire of tiie best diuretics or kidney regulators. Burdock Blood Bitters ts unmirpaMed In all diseases of the kidneys, llvWfaen Delllab dipped off Samson's locks that mlrtty athlete at cure “became os other men." If ft could l>e proved that the poMttMlou of lux­ uriate hair would enable men to tear open lions' tawa Hiseox ft Co. would be driven wild In the effort to supply enough of Parker h Hair Balsam to meet tbe demand. As It Is the Balsam pre­ vents your hair from lulling out. and .restores tbe original eolor if hided or gray. Besides ii ft graded share of the receipts when tltey ' are above a fixed amount. THE MARKETS. LIVE STOCK—Cattle Sheep. FLOUlR-Good to Choice . Patents;...w. WBBAT-No. X Red ... No. I Spring CORN OATS—Weston. Mixed THE NICARAGUAN CANAL. The House Appropriations Committee held a meeting yesterday, at which Sec­ retary Freliugliuysen explained bis scheme regarding the Nicaraguan CanaL It is, in brief, to buy from tbe prestent owners of tiie Nicaraguan Canal the concession of their rights and obtain the renewal of tiie same by treaty. It is understood that the De Lesseps people are watch­ ing for the expiration of tbe Nicaraguan coocttssiou In October next, for the purpose of gobbling it up and preventing the United States or any private company getting in that they have already captured the Eads scheme by some means, and If tliey can scoop in the Nicaraguan they will thus control the canal business of the Irtbtnua. Charles Colne, tbe American is watching the movement ot affaire very cloeely. The committee, after hearing Mr. Frellnghuysen'B statement, agreed to recom­ mend to tiie House to send the matter to a conference committee, and that that com­ mittee would agree to the appropriation as made by the Senate, and thus probably be able to.push it through ths House witirout discussion. . WAMrarq-roM's monument. K FATAL FIRE IS MONTREAL. Montreal, Ont, June Wk—Tim six- RK-Mom (New). LARD—Steam....... CHEESE WOOL—Domestic.... CHICAGO BEEVES-Exira Choice.... Good MrtUum .. H. taoUnrt, Good to Choice Dairy BGG8—Fresh FLOUK-Wintor Bpring.... ............... Patent GRAIN—Wheat, No. 2. Cora. No. 2 Oats,' No. 4 “ ■ Eye, No. fl.\............. Barter, No. 2 BROOM COHN— Green Hurl Fine Green Tufert-ir................................ a POTATOES—Good to cbotoe . 70 POHK-Mm*...................... 18 on I^RD-Hrcam.......................... 7 55 UMU&Comtnon Dressed siding. 13 00 Flooring.............................. 2U 00 Common-Board* n 00 japefog...................... noo Lath...................................... • 00 Shingles >40 ____ BAST LIBERTY. CATTLE-Beat......................... pj Qu ........................ HALT!MORE story shirt factory of Skelton Brothers ft Co. took fire early yesterday morning. Hie flames ran up an eteyator-shaft to the root, which fell to, carrying the four huge walls of done and brick with It to the ground, tbe firemen having a wonderful escape. As the firemen w$n? pulling up their I ddere to tbo upper stories, to pour w iter Into tiie Interior, tbe east wall gave way with a crasli into a three-story hotel inljoinlnc. cut­ ting one-h If off with nine bedroutua, which were filled with pw-pte. Tnose in the tower flats time, DUl but ...... escaped iu Ul lime, ' •*» “en *” Uielr tab ven bnri-d under th, fill* dlahrlw ia .1... ...a tn, — first. debris, anH and laazl had to .Fbe dug —out The UH was a slwetnaker mimed Belmore, who ex­ pired In h)a rncow'i barxi . The second was Joseph Laroux. who ta sup­ posed to be fatally tajurod. and Is not expected to lira. Four other men. named Albert Dubcc. Then-lore Spinore, Leun St Maurlre sud Louis usn. iesx (the latter lira owner of the hotel), were verj- bad!y .njured. Ther e were thirty people iu bed at tiie time ot Um wall* cok lapemg. ami thorn who got out lud very nar­ row eecapra. Tbe total lost ia «UK).000; abmit two-thirds torered bv Insurance 7 7-S 18—Live—Good to Choice. Hart is to bare a 8iC,ooo hotel. An Eye Io Boalnasa. Frederick Hotehktw. the drugght. In always wide awake to business and spare* no pains to secure tiie best of every article in bls line. He has secured the iqteury for Kemp’s Balsam for i.'onstonptkm, Courtm. Colds. Asthma. BroucbltH. and all affections of tbe throat and Inngs. Sold on a portfire guarantee. Price fiOc. and tl. A Midland chicken has 12 toes. dutiable goods. The credentials of Ephraim K. Wilson m Senator elect from Maryl?ntL »•« , pmante.L The Mexican Pensions bill was d bnted nt consid­ erable length, but no , action was reached In tbe House. In tbo contested ejection case of Campbell iDem.h vs. Morey (Hep.), from iho Seventh Disrrtot of Ohio. >t was decuiod to sent tbe former, and . hewM swo’D in. Tbe Judiciary Committee reported in favor of appropriating for the re­ lief of ex-Sergeant-nt-Ar.ns Thompson the amount of the judgment received by Ballet ■ Kilbourne. w In the Senate on tbe flit tho Army Appro, priatIon bill wm pasted. Somo discussion too* place on the Union Pacific bill, and ft wm referred to tbe Judiciary (ommlttee... tn tho House the Sundry Civil-Service bill wm considered, and ft was referred to the ComtTlIttF,,. r>f tl,A XVb In A Six-Story Building Gutted by Flame E............................... •« O J 1 tor five month*, cwbrncfnr the enti ittal C»mp»ifn, for FORTT CENTS. brs ADDRESS, -PI wU TIME FOR ALL! JOCK ISUIDi picm” Th j Recird Baale.L Jtoi of Ho afti ud whether this would not be a suitable occa­ sion to deal with tbe matter of Federal sur­ plus moneys deposited or to be deposited with tl>e States under tho act of 18JH, and suggests that those States which made tiie payment of their portion of the direct tax under the act of 1861 be debited in the sety Clement proposed by the bill, and their 11* billty to the United States under tiie Deixislt oct Ik' thus extinguished. The dedication of the Washington Monu­ Leinburg saying that two hundred and ment will take place on the 22d of next fifty soldiers were- engulfed and per­ February. Extensive preparations are be­ ished In the raging flood. The re­ ing made lor tbe event A Clinton man will set 100,000 celery plants port has not been confirmed by other TOK ADJOURNMENT QUESTION. this season. dispatches, but tbe Tagtblall vouches for Washington, June 2L—Chairman Alli­ tbe reliability of its source of information. son, of tbe Senate Appropriation Commit­ When you have a cough and want relief, think of The rain has ceased, and the walers are now Kemp's. Balsam for the Thront and Lungs. A subsiding. Great destitution will prevail ted said yesterday that he thought Con­ gress would adjourn on July 3. Chairman guaranteed reinedy lor thtae diseases. Price 50 in the deluged districts. Subscriptions for Randall, of the House Appropriation Com­ cents and pi. relief of tbe sufferers will be taken up mittee holds the same opinion, but, although Qullllac I* soon to have a veneer and panel U»e throughout the empire. Randall is pressing tiie Appropriation bill factory. Berlin, June 21.—Several Important ar­ iu the Bouse aa that the members of Idle Experiment. When a man Is sound and well he can afford rests were made Thursday in connection tiie committees work dny and night, it does with un incendiary conspiracy. whichUt is not seem probable that they can all bo to be Indifferent to the character of all the med­ icine In the world. But when disease Is fairly asserted, has ramlficatious in America. passed by Uie time he mentions. Rmdall eating him up he must do something at once and Should the Inquiry prove that tire German Jud the sub-committees on the Sundry Civil do it lotelUgently. Therefore do not dose your­ conspirators have received funds from bill rsit until two o’clock yesterday morning, self with a hundred things In the hope that some of them may hit the mark, but try’ Dr. David America, immediate diplomatic action will in order that It might be able to report to Kennedy’s “-ravunte Favorite Remedy" nemcuy which ivuicu hit* iihn It is .utj uiaen uy .be taken by ithe German representative at the full committee. It mode its report, and every time. p«..11-./ For kidney and liver troubles pUeyi/WMhlngton the full committee will be able to take the atxl constipation, .. . ------ ,— ------Cairo, June 21.—Advices received' here bill up in the .House on Monday. Druggists have It. or mall one dollar to the Doc­ from Suakitu say that a number ot pilgrims tor, at Roudout, N. T. CONGRES6IONAL. Big Blaine and Logan Jollification at Battle who left Berber May 25 have arrived there. In tbe e'enate on the ISlh the Chair an­ Tbsy say th it un that daft; the place was Creek Monday night. nounced the final passage of tbe bill tor safe, with a plentiful supply of provisions. the relief of Fitz John Porter. Tbe Fred. Hotchkiss states that indigestion pre­ pares every one for disease, but guarantee* The Mudir of .Joagola has accordingly been Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets to cure all forms of ordered to ascertain definitely whether the the day was ecx-tu <o considering a bill to ex­ repiited capture of the place by the rebels tend the provl-tons or the Thurman art to the indigestion. 81 Ixmis will sjiend ps,000 In graveling her has taken place. The Mudlr has received I nton arfu Central Pacific Roads. It requires a second summons froni El Mehdi to es­ the companies to pay annually Into tho sink­ pouse the rebel cause. Tbe summons is ac­ ing lund CXO4J.O.C each, with lesser amounts Consumption has btai, and can be cured by companied by threats in case of refusal. for tbe smaller lines. the use of Downs' Elixir. Tnx Mexican Pension bill was considered In London, June 21.—In the Commons yes­ Holland water works will be ready for use Ju­ terday tiie Under-Foreign Secretary said the tao 86nale on the l?th. Mr. Beck said the ly 4. last news from (reneral Gordon was of date -amendments proposed would, Io, the opinion Consumption Cured. April 12. He said twenty messengers had of tbe Conimbstoner of Pensions, involve an An old physician, retired froiA practice, hav­ been sent to General Gordon by different outlay of 8246.0au.an. No action wm taken ing had pl.-wed In hl* hknd* by wry East ludla routes. One messenger, who went up the .. .in the Houw tbs bill tn prohibit tbe Im­ missionary the formula of a simple vegetable portation of aliens under labor contracts wm remedy for tiie :md permanent cure of Nile by boat, succeeded In entering Khar­ passed without division. coiirtuinptlon. Bronchitis. Catarrh, Asthma and toum. On his return, bearing General Gor­ A rAvoiUHLx report was tn^io m tbe Sen­ all throat Mid lutig affection*, alao a positive and don’s answer to die Government mesHeuger, ate on the 20th un the bill to amend tbe act re­ radical cure for Nervou* Debility and an nervdus he was pursued by rebels and killed. lating to the Immediate transportation ot S' ‘ la, after having tested Its wonderful lowers in thousands of cases, ha* felt j to make it known to his suffering Bernhardt to Visit America. Actuatrtl by this motive and a desire London, June 21.—It is now positively human suffvrluK. 1 will send free of > all who desire ft. this- recipe. In Ger- asserted that Mr. Henry E. Abbey has con­ neb or English, witii full directions for preparing Jtnd using. Bent by mnil by address­ cluded arrangements under which Mina. ing with stamp, naming this paper. W. A. Sarah Bernhnfdt will make another pro­ Noyics. 140 Power's Block. Rockester. N. x. fessional tour of the United States under Itcostgio; to maintain the ]>oor ot Clare Ills management during the season ot county for the month of May. IBM-5. Tiie sum which the American Home remarkable cures of deafness are re­ man 'Ber Is to pay Mme. Bernhardt is stated corded ot Dr. Tbonuu' Electric Oil. Never faits at S6.000 for each performance and a A moot efficient agent in the great wprk of Government Reform F Should be read in every School District in the Union ! For real live missionary work among the people, here is your opportunity. tbil me ■albert lea route? stf dre rin ton th sih Away Given GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE t rouuMNst rick- Ols». ~ -L 1 fc IM CHICAGO. N. H. Downs' The Waterbury Watch Co., of New York and Waterbury, Conn., being desirons of advertising their name and business have made arrangements with a number of the large retail clothiers of this country by which the latter are enabled to present to every purchaser of a Ready-Made Suit of Clothing or Overcoat costing $12.00 or over, one of their Improved Sil­ ver Nickle Series “C." Watches. " These watches are warranted to keep good time and are the best low priced time piece made in the world. We wish it understood that this is no lottery scheme, but exactly as stated above. Among those who have adopted the above are the following well known concerns: J. S. Hudson, Detroit, Mich.: E. R. Hull & Co., Cleveland, 0,; Putnam Clothing Co., Chicago; F. W. Humphrey & Co., St Louis, and many others. We have 3000 of these stem winding watches, warranted, and will keep good time and require as little attention as any $100 watch. fa one < ’k ONSUMPW ;x\r. •d times without Dumber by the time.. ly uw of Downs’ Elixir. It will cy? Croup, Bronchitis. Asthma, Fteuriey, Whooping-Cough, Lung Fever, and al! diseases of ths Throat, Chest and Lungs, nhta other nnediM tail mnianui—. taatja. n AGENTSSS h Reflecting Safety Lamp me ed We W of be an Ha hn sc th of alM di lo om de of TC w (Each one put up in a handsome satin-lined case.) We give one with every Ready-Made Suit or Overcoat at $12 or upwards. And guarantees every Suit or Overcoat to be as cheap or cheaper than can lie bought elsewhere, and if you are not per­ fectly’satisfied with your purchase^ return the goods any time within 30 days and get your money back. Dr fe FREE! iBl£SEU« H anted *r>4 «* rettrcihflm nl smc!»lini in tbjUj of .SfrT-f'oi/A Oriilifj Addrw. DR. WARD S CO. LmIeUm. Ma go ■ ri fa un «1 Nervous Exhaustion, T We have one of the most complete stocks ever shown in this city. . PtioM T. WILLIAMS ~ FOP. C.-T.^' GRAND RAPIDS. K S ®<»S«“JTJBOFTHEWORU. New Goods! Call and See The Largest Stock, . The Best Stock, The Best Made, At The Lowest Prices m CURE ■lek BaSMk. nd aMa—— baa tarn abova ia coring SICK . Bought for Spot Cash, at less than cost to manufacture them. R. MUDGE JUS trnblrn brt- gjggeggaig CanMltMXkm. curias’ std prerenua^ all; palata th> bowel*. Bven if they oxy <x. <4 MEAD c™ Oitrinu, l,u erti ACHE i. where w _ .. -W Om or tiro; gANNER JOB ROOMS. MEI mm CO., Mew Twk- Good Work at Fair Prices! Sarnia, Out, June 28.—The steamer United Emptn- reached Im JfeurUy. fawn Duluth. Minn., making tbe round trip Ln seven days and sixteen hours, the fastest BAND WEN :D IM0TRUWIENTS, • 1 �^Hastings BWr. —^iniS!rau>Ay. job a. »*«■ ut.u™ Local News. & “““munity like Hasting. poated on home happenjare enough to nuke a man ZHE became very weary with informing tha jpeople about the water works which Cirruleti™ ygt)ere^to«grewtogwAlh«F 1they may get In dme to sprinkle the street, of th. New JerusalZ. bul n« , ., .me ou»>l«r »f Ii»stin«8 I*0’1’ 1sooner; about the railroad, which every body wants but only , few wm heli ,o Drt,o“thissecure; ; about the law and order 1 J— —--------------.. T PABK«‘ ia >'"ildtn« •■u'otlier Lth iMiverv in front of th. Hret:^Hoiw- Thw-attending th.cele- wUl have an ! „rt,,nitv to ilanre- The bow«T ;Dwffltethe’.l»:»«‘ and floret in th. count’. __________ Vb.FI ll.<'Ai:TEr.a>arailroadM>Hre ,w |„»uv.-W. He is perrevering and in ta effort, to secure the ? monty to insure the building yzempritag. railroad to II astinge. However, a tew day. since, h. ran .^Kjfasnix.soto speak, when he tackled m old and prominent citizen ot LsplKeKiraid. The aforesaid citizen rtuiceingb niiseii his cane with the ..mark that “he had a good mind to vrike." Mr. t atter gracefully withtew ami is now endeavoring to conriace directors Bowne, Cook and Burton that it is their duty to approach this man and secure his I p U if pos- able._______________ l_ tL areka li.’-r liul huekslee hM ,bre» Jurewxr*:-1» I.. :«lqu»rteni tor dlyo.t—!-■ Wh.u tire ML -Plerereil taie tot" Uu I* ilV-erel ’till tliere m»n»aie SElJi.mtoltaiiseriuir.Uloiii. A )i»> tow „SlMMi(i>A>rrv-.silot them to «jte pel*SSStoirttem Tritane. Mt. Plenuwt. . We would respectfully inform the -pencil shover” of the Tribune that Dr. Nichols, the person to whom he reiers in the above article, is well and favorably known in this dty, being one of Hastings enterprising business • men. It is fortunate for the Tribune editor that the Dr. is “slow to anger.” Were He financially ressponsble the Dr. would institute a suit against him. Well wager a new hat that the author of the article quoted abovp aloes not Iwear as good a reputation in-Jot Pleasant as does this "liver pad huckster” in Hastings and other places where he is league 1who« noble alm all freely acknowledge , 1as right, but to bear the brunt of whore 'conflict with the saloons and gambling dens the many beg to be excused from doing. Then it is business tn io Keep Jwateh of our contemporary of the Journal, the greatest politician of the age.” To hold him for two or three consecu­ ( tive weeks in the straight and narrow , path which leads up to the greenback ,pastures is no small job. John means , well enough, but he is prone to get into ,the democratic fold and frisk around ,among the bourbons. And then we ,were afraid he might become displeased , about Ben. Butler again, and pleasantly ,refer to him as “Beast Butler,” or re­ j mind him of those New Orleans spoons, , of the salary garb, as he used to do or ,when Ben. was a naughty republican. And Hilbourn, tho’ he does look like a .Sunday school superintendent, is liable । get wormy—and it took a good deal to ।to placate him. The truth of the mat­ I ter was that he feared his party would <endorse Butler; and Butler is no friend , Brother Hilbourn’s. And then the of Imill pond! That worried us a good deal As a dam site it was a conspicuous fail­ • ure; and there is no beauty in such a Isight as that dam site. To furnish 1 1something for the male and female gos­ sips to talk about is also part of an 1 1editor’s duty—or ought to be— for if he 'doesn’t furnish them rations they will dig around tin they find something 'that might not be conductive to their hadth; and the gossip is one of those 1 'evils that must be regulated. Prohibi­ tion cannot build so high or reach so ' low but that the gossiper win climb under or over- the fence, and come 1smilingly to the front with “the latest thing out.” Oh, lots of just such matters as those mentioned above made us long for a place when? the greenbacker ceases from babbling and the democrat is at rest. Dakota was just the locality; for the democrats and greenbackers cannot muster as many followers as the salva­ tion army in this territory. People are too far apart to talk much here, and so busy that the “greatest politician of the age” even would find few hearers. • With our better half, we boarded the cars at Hastings the 10th, and the same evening were in Chicago. Well, Chica­ go is a pretty large town, but most of our readers have seen it or kri'Ow all well known. Science has done much to mitigate human woe' and suffering, and the science of emixdming and preserving the human bOdjf after death is a source of great satisfaction to the relatives and friends, especially those living at a dfetmee, enabling them to.obtain a last look of all that is mortal of their loved ones. We are pleased to note that undertakers’Spangemacher & Mason have been very successful in the preservation of suljjects for several days after death. Witness the case of Mr. Hayford, whose death occurred Thursday fore­ noon and the remains were kept in a good state of preijervatito until the ar­ rival of his daughter from Kansaa Cit^J and tiie funeral on Sunday, despite the fact that the weather was extremely unfavorable and their work was render­ ed-more difficult py reason of the post mortem examination. Hastings H|gh Schcmjl.—Com­ mencement exercises at Union Thursday evening, .1 une 26th. Hall, FIlCfiltAMME: . p.'Mie. I'ra-.cr. . Mule. ( ’ WuUtGTj............................. Xy- h; I). Bauer. F<oudU.r Al|i9lle« uur Italy. (HIM J. B. Handy. NlSht brings ,.u: tjie Stars...-. .MlM J. M. Clark. Silent Inftu-ncrs................. jjiss E. E. Wtfrdell, Mu*ic. I Niliokon Kdien.................... yir. (Jeo. h. Rock, kfcrted ami Refracted KayS, . ........ Mbs A. C. Holbrook, teeMbs H. E. Hoffman. Xkturtaad Art........................ Mbs Ruth T-oke Music. CWiJ Service Refpnn,Mr. E. L Nbkern. The Marble, ami the Sculptor, Mbs A.-M. Brown. Mim N. A. Matthews. Formation of CharacterMiss F. G. Beadle. » Music. We'» Mi.yj.jnMr. A. C. Eycleshymer. ^'“auve........................ Miss F. A Glasgow, .... MImK f wiHlams««• bUUstles Mr. H. B. Andru< ' Mbs F. E. Hendmlwu. about it; hence there is no need r' further mention of what will be the commercial and industrial center of our country. Of all the roads from this “queen of the north and the west” few can offer as excellent inducements to the tourist as the Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul, and none can surpass this line in attractions. Through the broad and fertile prairies of Illinois, across the Badger and Hawkeye states, along the upper waters of Mississippi ; through the cream of Minnesota's rich bottom’s and Dakota’s garden prairiey the Milwaukee and Saint Paul thnarfs its way. No country under the sun can excel that through which lies this great highway of commerce, with its five thousand miles of track. The territory traversed by this line is largely that of the “new northwest;” and though it cen boast of many rich, prosperous and growing cities; many lands which year­ ly return a rich fruitagetothehusbandman; it is yet in its infancy, and the most flowery prophecies of more splen­ did years to come can hardly fall short rr**ntation of Diplopias, - • Mr- ChasAL Bauer, Pres of Board. Music. The music, in charge of Mr, W. C. Mrantz, win he rendered by the exceliMt male quartette/ Messrs. Schante, Brown, Nelson and Niskern. Although the programme is long, the exercises will not'be longer than usual, ” every part of it has purposely been tewe short,-so that the audience may Dot l>e wearied, ' • . 1 The exercises will commence prompt­ ’ 1 and it is hoped the entire au- !xi ,,reseilt that hour, so «at there may lie no interruption. AU ■re cordially invited! 5r;‘<luating class In Hastings gn Kcdiool is much larger than ever ^•numbering 19. in fact, only . of fulfillment. You will not wonder then that we selected the Milwaukee road, from Chicago to La Cross, tin the “Cream City” the ride is full of interest; the thriving towns and cities, the,, tidily kept farms a constant attraction to the tourist At La Crosse we “passed over to the other side” of the Mississippi. If the ride thus far had been interesting, that from La Crosse to. St. Paul was superlatively so. Hprethe Milwaukee follows the western bank of the river, and affords the traveller a constant view of the “father of waters.” Sometimea the river broadens to an immense lake, again it is comparatively narrow, and swift of current. On both sides, steep and rocky bluffs rise to the height of several hundred feet As the train whirls along through the valley, an ever-changing panorama of beautiful scenery greets the eye of the tourist. There is a something about the genuyflowing river, the wooded and rocky bluffs that one never wearies of. Th scenery of the mountains is much more awe-iwirW and grand; hot the quirt beauty of the Miwdadppi and ita rocky in the state havji a larger That the class have done good h f nHDtl aie to their diplomas environment. a. «« from our cm “ f“Hy shown by the /Pt thitf they window was quite »» pleasurable us *'eb*» wamined ’committee are ‘Iroui Mich. Unive.Uty torthepur- tb^^nnmtdtyiuM^ "taring the teat no .well, that ^tatter grnd^ Irora thto .chool Each la the richrot, does th« '“tatethe Unlvanity -without ex- buslnees and the most Each records the largo* '"** > ^* a»Dination. ,r weU r'!01“ ln “ta gate of real most building thus far this. "“Writy of her reboota and their extaUat reputation. . 7 et people located tn each than in the other. The citizens of each are the most law abiding, while the majority «f the inhabitants ot the other are drunk. This ia the sum total of the in­ formation I derived from dtizena of St. laid and -Minneepnhs with refereme to the comparative growth and pros­ pects of these rival dues. They are out ten miles apart; and between them ' there is the most bitter rivalry. The v itor must form his own conclusions with reference to there places, and not rely on anything the jealous inhabitant To of either may tell him. Myimprerelon “ th— “' !’L*Paul ’• me the weai! wealthier—hav— am to Ing a bank capitaliration of LET US CELEBRATE! give all a chance we will give with every purchase of $1.00 tn goods or more a package containing 20 pieces of Fire-works, consisting of • CORM, OATS, CLOVER SEED, TIMOTHY SEED. CORM MEAL, FLOOR, HAIR, UHE, PLASTER, STUCCO, WATER LIME. ROCI BOTTOM P8ICI8 A A. A. EGGLESTON, Hastings, Mich. W)M», while Minneapolis is the more , Progreaaive. In the active competition between between them for the next ten years, the -flour dty" ia sure to outstrip her wealthier neighbor In the volume Of business transacted, manufacturing and building, and will at the expiration of a decade unquestionably lead St Paul In population. The progressive strides each ia taking are marvels which no other land could equal. Taking the Hastings and Dakota v. est bound train Friday morning we reached Big Stone City, Dakota, in the afternoon. The Hastings & Dakota is a branch of the Milwaukee 4 St Paul, and along ita line there yet remafcs much government land to be taken, beaide a considerable that the railroad Roman Candles, Sky Rockets, Pin Wheels, Triangles, Blue Lights, Lantern, • Fire-crackers, &c. Painter and Glazier, i, *nd cheaply. Figures furnished on application. With every purchase of $5.00 in goods or over we will give over 40 pieces, making a Fine Private 4th of July Display. company owns and has for sale on easy terms. Our route lay through the rolling prairies of Minnesota. Sometimes we passed through timbered country that reminded us of the beautiful forests of our own peninsula state. More often, however, we saw but the fertile prairies, which the intelligent Minnesota farm­ ers are transforming into beautiful and richly productive farms. To break up and prepare for crops a section of land in this country .requires less outlay of buy capital and muscle than would l>e nec­ retail 60 essary to get twenty acres of Michigan Our prices timbered land ready for cultivation. Clothing There was nothing in the scenery Our ’ along the way—our route being across We carry the rolling prairies—to attract especial attention until we neared the boundary line of Minnesota and Dakota, where the broken and upturned ledges of rock in the valley we traversed added attrac­ tions to the view. Often from an almost dead-level, a huge boulder would , lift its broken and jagged head, to re mind one that in the matter of rocks as well as in the extent and richness of prairie, this country did business on an extensive scale. At 4:30 p. m., we reached Big Stone City, a pleasant, romantic ahd substan­ tially built village, which nestles bn the southern bank of Big Stone lake. This body of water is the head of Minnesota river, is thirty miles long, and from one to three wide, very deep, with high bluffs for banks, and an occasional copse ot timber on the shores that make it seem the more like an eastern lake. Two steamboats make trips to the upper end of the lake, and afford a delightful diversion. Fishing is excellent. In the fall, aside from the prairie chickens and plover which abound in the adjac­ ent country, the sportsman can have a .big time with the ducks and geese on Big Stone lake and the many smaller ones near by. In my next I will speak further of Big Stone City and also of the country in this part of Dakota. M. I..COOK. Roman Candles, all sizes, . Sky Rockets, Triangles, Flower Pots, Dragon Wheels, Mines, 6 foot Hot Air Baloon, Chinese Bucket Lanterns, Statlerates Blue Fire, &c., &c. PAPER HANGING CEILING DECORATIONS, Your patronage solicited. Call and See Me. Remember we offer this as a special inducement We these goods in large lots and the packages are worth at cents and $2.a0 respectively. are reduced and our stock in Men’s and Boys’ is second to none. Men s Suits, all wool, at 15.00, $7.50, $9.95 are elegant a fine line of Men’s and Boys’ Hats. . It will pay you to come and C us. Star Clothing House, gEI* HERE! Having returned to Hastings I have opened a Tin and Repair Ip, One door east ot Brooks & Cook’s, State St. And wH^soon have a full stock of 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. Tin, Copper & Sheet . . Iron Ware. About Perfumery Chiefly! I am now prepared to lake orders for Em WHIG ilHOOM AT THE LOWEST RATES. W jy Further announcement next week. LAN. KENFIELD. Quality Comes First ^i£HLQANCmMAl NEIGHBORING EXCHANGES. Allegan Journal aud Trlbi4«- . Pine lake in Barry county is liound to become a favorite resort for Allegan people, as the M. & O. railroad runs along side of it, and Dooter’s station is near it. The lake is h beautiful one, and has in it some small islands, finely wooded. During the thunderrtorm Wednesday the Journal and Tribune office was vis­ ited by a stroke ot lightning which ulaved tag among the lielta and maSinery lor an Instant and tlnaUy came In contact With-the drive belt ol-themgineand exploded, making a reportsimlIkFto that ot a musket. No injury was done further than a somewhat fright­ ened crew. The same stroke shocked the workmen In E. C. Geros black­ smith shop, and struck a tree across the river directly oppodte the a?.d Tribune office, blinding for a time Al­ derman Cronk and knocking the apeoS off of Charley Newton's nose. orisr.'o're*1'1-*8*1’- Consumers of perfumery know this. The Niagara Falls (Route. They do not know in the same way as the chemist; but Taking eCect May ISlb, 18W. they find out somehow. They use persistently year after year perfumes that abound in springing and satisfying fragrance at every stage of exposure. While they buy disappointing perfumes but once in a place. ,. The best on earth, am truly be said of Griggs' Glycerine Salve, which to a sure cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds, and aU other sores tWl I™ IGvdy cure piles, tetter ami all sun eruSons. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money re­ funded. Only SS oenta. For sale uy F. HotchplM. x '_________ • In view of the above facts 1 have just purchased a stock of odors from American’s best perfumery manufacturer, which is saying a good deal as Almost every large city in the United States has one or more such establishments. The are abso­ The prevailing opinion reganling the girl of the period Is unjust. A few de­ mules back she spim. wove, kniketc. Th<W! things havegiven way tomodern machinery. She has higher planes, is more of an ornament; when in htalth i. iMiutifuL She takes Dr. Jontw Bed Clover Tonic, which cleares the com­ plexion. drives away pimples and cures all diseases ot the stomach, liver mid Wtoe^FiftyantsofFrwl'k Hotch­ all other perfumery, kiss. are fragrant and lasting (and 1 know you do) try this goods ___________________ Persons whose lungs are Impaired or have throat diseases should not goto the seashore, as the air is always polson±£"udrtaonblro. Use Dr. Bigelow's pSdt eeCrira. It cures roughs, colds. bronuhitlAaitlima^uonr^d mv-B'c are hav^ a run ™ Cire. ^“fr^ofFred-kHotzhkiss. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISIOH. leu.lt lutely the best costing 20 per cent more on an average than If you have any difficulty in getting suited on perfumes that “aR trains nxn by ntoedrCh meridian Cowxa<Tioxa.-At Grand and you will be more than pleased. Fred’k Hotchkiss ago a Waal Mtehina tar daily. AD �Judge Smith acted as chairman and Rev. Hunsberger implored the divine btefedng. St.John at one time was governor of Kansas —to which fact he called the attention of his listeners at least six times duriqg his speech. St. John was then a republican. St. John was a lamlidate for delegate to the re­ publican national convention rfrom Kansas. The republicans of that state didn't see fit to ^end him. St. John kicked himself out of the party. In his speech at Union Hall he exhibited his sore toe aud blistered head for the edi­ fication of his few hearers, indulging in a senseless tirade against the republi­ can party. He made such untrue assertionsas that “the mormon question is a merely local issue;” the “tariff question amounts io nothing;” the “preservation of the public domain also amounts to nothing,” etc., etc. St John is mail because the republican party didn't insert a prohibition plank in the platform. He is mad all over; so mad that he forgot to mention that the re­ publican party has always been first and foremost in the temperance move­ ment. St John is endeavoring to run a little democratic side-show. He pre­ tends to think the defeat of Blaine and Logan would be a panacea for the evils of the liquor traffic. He nightly pock­ ets a goodly amount of ducats for his his harrangue, from the fact that he is successful in inveigleing some good temperance man or men to guarantee him a certain amount He did- more, in that speech, to injure the temperance cause in this city that the W. C. T. U. invited to participate in making this a grand demonstration. Ice Cream will be sold by W. C. T. U/ladies, day and evening. EDITOR BANNER: Will you kindly permit me space in your paper to correct a statement made by your Orangeville correspondent of June 80th, in regard to that teacher that was not capable of spelling Spain or giving the capital of Michigan. Now the facts of the otee are. these: It was not the teucher; it wus the daughter of one of our citizens, who attended the high school at Hastings last spring, graduating with high honors in the short space of one day. I think it is too bad in your correspondent to cast such a slur upon the county board of examiners. Orangeville, Mich. GINGER. hear the tbir- LoadviUe. toiling away at tbe bottom of Colorado dr is so pan that men ia uxhmm kur UU11 tuuiuic ■■ i working a» far away as tbe San Joan country. —Bill .Vy».. \ m Ew Perry Royce Reapers, Warrior Mowers, McCormick’s Twine Binders, uneil room.actoMjfay. Jjiy L JNO, WE1M8ERT. Recorder. McCormick Iron Mowers, Wheat, white. WKantaMT.. Corn, retail. Qua, fyy..... . jKoOorxxxiolK. Reapers, . Horse Rakes, Hand and Self-Dump, Butter ■mm......... Potatoo .... Spring-Tooth Harrows, AppteaRrtod COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Common Council met in special ses­ sion Tuesday evening, June 17, His Honor, Mayor Powers, injthe chair, and all aidermen present. The report of the special committee on water works was read and accepted. By Aid. Jones, that the mayor appoint a committee to prepare drafts, plans and specifications for the purpose of put­ ting in water works: also a committee for the purpose of negotiating and pay­ ment of bonds. Carried: all ayes. The mayor appointed on specifications and plans, the Are committee and J. W. Bentley, and W. C. Kelley: on bonds the finance committee and A. J. Bowne. Account of A. Jones, expenses of special committee for the purpose of investigating water works, 863.60, was presented. By Aid. Parker, that the bill be al­ can counterbalance in months. We would deny none the right to express lowed. Carried: all ayes. On motion the Council adjourned. their views upon the temperance ques­ J. WBIS8KRT, Recorder. tion, but in this Instance people were Common Council met in regular ses­ invited to pay 25 cents for the privilege of listening to a temperance talk—not sion Friday, June 80,1886, His Honor, Mayor Powers in the chair. a political harangue from the lips of a On roll call the following aldermen man with a political grievance. People were present: Aid. Beamer, Black, Ho. paid their money with this expectation. gle, Jones, Parker, Stebbins, Tinkler and Wood. They were sold. The minutes of all previous meetings The executive committee of the Bour­ were read and approved. bon County Temperance union, com­ By Aid. Jones, that the loans made posed of Wm. Sturm, president; J. M. by the mayor be approved. Carried: Arthur, vice president; W. H. Stout, all ayes. By Aid. Jones, that the mayor ap­ treasurer; Rev. A. Warner and J. A. point two additional members to the Willet, secretaries, held a meeting at finance, committee. Carried. The mayor appointed Messrs. Cook & Fort Scott, Ks., the 19th. Among other Sheldon. matters considered was the recent The following accounts were pre­ action of Governor SUohn, which sented: , resulted In the passage of the following STREET WORK. resolutions: Dan ShayY.......................................... *17 40 17 40 Resolved, That we. the Bourbon 17 40 County Temperance uuion, deprecate 17 40 the action of our former leader and co­ W. X Miller 17 40 worker, J ohn P. StJohn, in his recent John Shay 17 80 refusal to support the national republi­ John Bishop...... Ed. Reynolds____ 8 70 can ticket for the following reasons: 8 70 First—Tbe republican party has A. Lamb James Swin 8 70 shown in this state that it is a friend of temperance, and it is through its organi­ Frank Eggleston 8 70 zation that the state is now blessed E. Wilkins *8. Wiley 8 70 with an effective prohibition law. 8 70 Second—We believe that at this time J no. Tinkler 8 70 the action ot ex-Govemor SUohn is Joe Slatterly Fred Cross 8 70 calculated to distract and disorganize 23 20 the friends of temperance at a time Michael Casev.. when organization of united effort is M. Pickle....’.... Wm. Buckle..... of the highest importance. 8 70 Third—We believe that the time has P. Hawkins By Aid. Jones, that the accounts be not arrived when prohibition cahjbe made a national movement without allowed, and an order drawn. on their doing greater harm to the cause in these respective funds. Carried; all ayes. The account of L. E. Stauffer, *64, states which have adopted that policy locally than can be accomplished for was presented. By Aid. Jones, that the account of the general good. Fourth—We believe that the wise L. E. Stauffer be allowed. Carried, all policy of those who desire the success ayes. Account of Geo. Collins, 82.50, for of prohibition is to demand of the republican party of Kansas as heretofore coat burned at Bartley’s mill fire, was the recognition of the principle of pro­ presented, and referred to finance com-, hibition in its state platform, and that inittee. The firemen’s accounts for the pre­ as prohibitionists we pledge ourselves ceding six months were presented. . to sustain their action in so doing. By Aid. Jones, that the accounts_jAe We, as officers of the Bourbon Coun­ ty Temperance Union, commend these allowed, and that the fines imposed on suggestions to the thoughtful consid­ the firemen be paid to the secretaries of the companies. Carried; all ayes. eration of all prohibitiunLta. Aid. Wood presented the following WILLIAM STURM, resolution: J. M. ARTHUR. (Signed) W. IL STOUT. Resolved, That there be and is hereby A. WARNER^ transferred the sum of fifty dollars from J. A. WILLETT. the general highway fund to the 1st ward fund, to complete Michigan aveThe Fourth at Hastings.—As per nae. the announcement last week, the Fourth Carried; all ayes. ’ is to be celebrated on a grand scale at On motion. Council adjourned. JOHN WKISHEKT. Recorder. Hastings under the auspices of the Woman's Christian Temperance Unions The Untutored Mllilsnalra. of the county. An elaborate program “Railroads bare made the Rocky Moui> has been prepared. The parade it is expected will be the largest and’ best tain country familiar and contiguous, I may say. to'tbe whole world ; out the ever seen in the county. The ladies are sombre canyon, tiie bald ami blackened are sparing no labor to make this cele­ cliff, the velvety park and tbe anowv, bration one of the best ever held in silent peak that forever rests against the this county. They are ably assisted by soft blue sky are ever new. The foamy prominent dtizem and business men of green of the torrent has whirled past the giant walls ot nature’s mighty fort­ the city. Below we give the ress myriads of years, perhaps, and tbe ►RAM. stvs have looked down into the great heart of earth for centuries where the National sail I sunrise. silver thread of streams, thousands of Procession form on West Court street feet below, has been patiently carving at 9 a. m. In line will lx- Hastings out the dark can von where the eagle and Comet Band, Uncle Sam, Visiting Del­ the solemn echo nave their home. ’ I said this to a gentleman from Lead­ egations, Fitzgerald Post, Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows, Hastings Fire ville a short time ago as we toiled up Department, Woodland - Martial Band, Kenoska hill, between Platte canyon the Lighthor.se Cavalry, the States— and the South Park, oo tbe South Park represented by 38 young ladies. Citizens & Pacific Railway. He said that might tn Carriages and on Foot, etc., etc. be true in some cases and even more The procession will march through the so perhaps, depending entirely oo principal streets of the city, halting whether it would or not. I do not believe st this moment that he thoroughly understood me. He wm OOVKT HOUSE GROVE, only a millionaire, and his soul, very where the order of exercises M ill be likely, had never throbbed and thrilled follows: with the mysterious music nature yields Prayer by the Chaplaia—Rev. W. to her poet child. Hunsberger. He could talk on and on of porphyry Cornet Band, ration of Indepen- walls sad contact veins, gray copper and ruby silver, aud sulphurate and pyrite-, of iron, bitt when my eye kindled ORATION-DR. H. M. JOY. with tbe majestic beauty of these eter­ Mimic-Woodland Military Bund. nal battlaments and my’ voice trembled a little with awe and wonder; white my heart throbbed and thriited in the mid* of Nature’s eloquent, golden silence, this man sat there like &u Etruscau or thrill. He □ry a th robber Dw aimed fWdei UfcLbbl..,..... WadarUne, bM. Melt, bN............. Taolcsoxi Tile. Plaster, ton .... Beef Hide-. «lf Hides ooi............... Call and Get our Prices Before you Purchase. FOR TEN CENTS. Call at the Agricultural Warehouse of DAME’S For BALSAMIC TABLETS, Cough* and Cold*. ' CHESTER MESSER, MUICINE TINE KEEPER, ONE COOK BOOK. -—AND SEE THE----- Latest and Best Thing Out, PATE NTS fiSS I A I Lil I o ing r((Uutricv lr. THiK 8. SPRAGUE R SON. Attorney and Counaetora In Patent Oauaee, W Warr OovaaaM BraiurT. Drrnorr, Mjch. Established» wen. Pam phlet tree. Correspondence solicited. In the matter thews, aa Incotn Notice l» here! He auction, to th •state of Edward Mat that I shall roll at pub- The New Buckeye Low-Down Binder, The simplest best binder in the market. Come in and see it. of Hastings, In the county of Harry. in the st***" of Michigan, pursuant to license and authority granted to me on the Al day of June, A. D. IftN. ty, MichIgan by the probate court ot of Barry eoua eouaty, Michigan,.' all of the estate, right, title and Interest of the I have the finest line of oj>en and top buggies ever brought to this city, and sell them at clooe figures. I have Jmt received another carload of said Incompetent, (n and to tbe real estate sit­ uated and being iu tbe county of Barry. In the state of Michigan, known and described as fol­ lows to-wit: . Tbe aoutheaat qtmrter of the northeast quarter of section twenty-eight. Also the undivided ooe-ninth interest in toe north half of the north­ Over J00 of these wagons are In use in Barry county today. and are giving tbe Ixst of satisfaction In every case. east quarter of section twenty-eight. Both par­ cels being in town four north al range nine west Iu the line of HAV TEDDERS, I can gtve you your choloe of the throe beat machines made. I sell the Bullard. Allen and Bookwaltcr in Barry county. Michigan. Dated June 17th, A. D. 18M. Anything you want tn the line of farm machinery I can aell you. . . • JAMES MATTHEWS. Guardian. ReafMCtfully. ('h.mcrry Order. State of Michigan, In the ctrenlt court for the county of Barry’. Iu Cliaucery. Ahranain Fry. complainant, The “Old reliable” Studebaker Wagons. George W. Brown, defendant. Sult pending in the circuit court tor tbecounty of Barry, iu chancery, at the dty of Hastings, ou the 3iat day of May, A. D. IBM. 4 75appearing to this court by affi­ It satisfactorily davit on file, that the defendant, George W. JMPORTANT TO FARMERS. Brown, la not a resident of tbe state of Michigan ’ and that Ms residence Is unknown, that the last known place of residence of the defendant. George W. Brown, waa In this state but that his present place of rt-ildence eaunot t»e ascer­ tained, on motion of P. W. Nlakeru, com plainaut’a aaiioitor. It I* ordered that the said defendaat. tteorge W. Brown, cause Ids appear­ ance to be entreed herein within five months from the date of this order, and that In ruse of his appearance that he cause his answer to the complainant’s bill of complaint to be filed, and a copy thereof to be served on said complainant’a solicitor, within twenty days after service on hhn of a eopv of said bill ana notice of this We are closing out our entire stock of order, and that In default thereof said bill ’*• taken as confessed by the said non-resident de­ fendant. And It is further ordered, that within twenty days after toe date hereof, the said complainant eanw a notice of this order to be published in tbe Hastings Ba resit, a newspaficr printed, published had circulating in said county, and IhaUaueh publication be coutlnned therein at least once In each week for six weeks iu sucmMw iiCHAS. H. BRADY. and nathes . ... ,... Circuit Court Commissioner. PHILIP W. NI8KERN. J Complainant's Solicitor. To be Sold at Cost! AT COST. Scythes S Chester Messer. Important to Farmers. J. M. ROGERS & CO. OF 1'HIS CITY, Have entered the field and now o«er for sale the time-tried and afwayv reliable, JBBTONMS,IOm&BmEBS. AT A CLOSE MARGIN. Probate OrUer. State of Michigan. County of Barry.-m. At a seaalon of tbe Probate Court for the We are determined to clone out these goods at counh- ot Bam. Holden at the Probate Office in once. If you wish to the cjty of Hasting*, county <Jf Barry, on Tnev da\ 241,1 *,a>- °r jTOe«,n tbp one thous­ and 4<ght hundred and elAtity-four. Present, Clement Smltlr Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of William H. Hayfcrd. deeeased. do not delay, aa the very low figure ax which we Onroadinc and filing the petition, duly verified, are offering theseuecesaary farming tori* will of Celeste Hayfortl, widow of said deceased, ensure their rapid sale. SECURE BARGAINS ceased may t>e admitted to probate and the executrix therein named appointed. Ttereupon It is ordered, that Monday, the Zlst day of July. A. 1). ISM. at ten o'clock In the PLOW POINTS I j • . We have a large assortment ot vanou* differ­ ceased, and all other persons Interested in said ent makes ot Prints, which will be sold as cheap as the cheapest. in the city of Hastings, in said county, and show estate, of tbe pendency of said peUUon, and the newspaper print rd and circulatedI u said county of Barry once in each week for three successive weeks, previous to said dav of hearing. Probat* Order. State of Miehlnn. Counts of Barry At aaeMloo oftbe probate court for the county °J Barry botdnuaXthe probate omre In the city of HaaUnga In said county, <)n Tuesday, the 17tb day of June, in the year one thousand eight hundred and etefaty-four. Present, Clement Smith. Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate ol William Falk, deceased. . ajreadingand Sllugthe petition, duly rortiod. of Frances Neriau, tirayliMf that John H. Earl wU denwrffi1*41 3l'’n,l,l'*tn‘lor °r th»’ ot TborMpjm.’ltUs ordered, tint Monday, the IMhdayof Jtrfy next, at ten o'ciockln the JL’S! tasridoounty and We are also agents for the celebrated NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. We keep a fall line of Agricultural Implements ' ■ Hr*Headquarters at the Elevator on Broadway . See us and get our prices before buying. . J. M. EOGEES & CO. Tin, Copper and 8tet Iron Ware At prices that Defy Competition, JiUS selected stock of t 1«nre «.u POCKET KNIVES SHEARS Which will be arid regardless of coat. TSSSSMMWISEI, THE BENT MADE The Palmer Cradle, The Best in Ums Market. Oft II WOMAN’S FRIEND. ia every 8t»W Id tbo Un'oa. NOT A CUBE ALL, >Ue and auro remedy for all ISSoSSS.1^”^ aDdMtfotoemotmiMyGIB LN AND dm “DiMMM of Women and Children fiKtA'S.’sr ■s^i " * "T IL FtUQTLLY A CO., <•«•••»»«. *”*' We y et have in stock two Gasoline Stoves, Which will be arid at CORT. The Old Reliable Tinners, RUI Eim&Broots? KT a* mmhmim pr«MM. «v m* *r *• ('■*•“* For Mie by FBKDKKICX HUTCHK ,XK__ Prwbalr Notire- MWiS'Sas f^sgsi: ■ ■ < sasaH3«aag J?. ■<>• th.- ;'.-l <!■>? "’ 1 ^nhrrnrrt attS^S"-'- 1,1 ,he ,,"r!’ ■ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-07-04.pdf 1e7d6805f85fad8d1342e40aceef44b5 PDF Text Text astings VOL. XXIX. NO. 11.' HASTINGS, MICH. JULY 4, 1884. WHOLE NO. 1511 THE COMING CANVASS. I istervd and so sdjtnfcd in It* apphration m REPUBLICANS SELECT MANAGERS. Are Thon Posted Where to Buy REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE. GOODS CHEAP? Lewis Stern Will sell thee Cotton Cloth for 6c. Will sell thee Best Prints for 6c. Will sell thee heavy Shirting for 10c. Will sell thee Dress Goods for Sc. ' ■ Will sell thee Cashmere for 45c. Will sell thee Shawls for 75c and upward. Will sell thee a suit of Clothes for $4.00. Will sell thee a liettsr suit for $5.00. Will sell thee a suit for $8.00. Will sell thee a suit, all wool, for $10j00. Will sell thee a suit for thy boy for $2.00. Will sell-thee a suit for thy large boy for $4.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy biggest lx>y for $S.O0.' Will sell thee Straw Hjits so thee can not find fault with the price and go home satisfied. Lewis Stern, At the Cash Store. WHAT DO YOU AVANT IN THE------ f) A \A/ II A | \ I lln KA W u "I -• HA 11 n I • 1 O T I | M C ZQ ILiiiL I 111 r •। E. Y. HOGLE Has an endless variety to select from. Also a full of Fur, Wool and Stiff Hats Silk Alpaca and Worsted Caps for Summer. E. Y. HOGLE A RegularBonanza. A LIVE MISSIONARY THE WEEKLY SUN ! A most.eAcient Reform ! favor of regulating the liquor traffic and providing against the evils resulting there­ from by a Judicious ’ and properly-graded license system; and that we demand a thor­ ough reform of tire civil service. A radical free-trade amendment to the platform, offered by Mr. Russell, of Cleve­ land. was voted down overwhelmingly. Congreremnn Converse.offerea the follow­ ing addition to the platform, which was adopted with great' enthusiasm, and no d!> sentlng voice United States but defrauded of Ida office, should receive the unanimous nomination at the hands -of the Democratic < < nvention. which meet* In Chicago In July next. The following is a list of Electors K> far Congramman Haskell by S.too majority ore; Illditt; DbtrtcL ........... The Republicans of the Thirteenth la diana District have nominated WUltem William*, of Warsaw, for Coograre General Henderson, of Priecetixu. wanominated for Congress by acclamation btiie Republican Convention of tbs Sevaet Illinois Dtetrk-t. In the’ Twentieth Ohio District Crmrer lion at Orrville Thursday. William J._ Me Kinley, Jr., was renominated for Coogres by the liepuli cans on the first ballot The Second Indiana District Republican nominated Captain George G. Riley, of Vto eonnea, for Congress. I. B. W. kBfleld was renominated, for Cougreaa Thursday by the Republicans o’ the Second Minnesota District. PERSONAL ARD IMPERSONAL. —Twenty-one year* ago there were twelve women doctors in the United , States. Now there are 850 and more coming.— Chicago Herald. ' First District—M. Ryan, of Hamilton: Sec­ —Dr. B. F. Ghrett. of Altoona. PaJ ond—T. J. Steven*, of Hamilton; Third—L.G. died recently, and his sister, hearing bl his decease, fell on her face and expired Seventh—Robert McK*Uy. at Wyandotte; almost instantly.—Pittsburgh PosL Eighth—J. D. Kerr, • of Fayette; Ninth —Chief-Justice Waite, nominally fyom Teatit — Denote Cogblin. Ohio, is still a Connecticut man anti Eleventh—G. W. Pettit, of Adan still owns the old homestead that hat David Armstrong, of Jackson. O. E. Niles, of Pickaway. FOuri been in his family for generations, al Lyme, on the Connecticut River.—Zfartmer. of Muskingum. Sixteenth—J. J. Sulli­ van. of Holmaa Beventeenth-To be saloetod June «. Elgbteentb-^J. C. Farrell, of Car—A Connecticut shoe manufacturer _ti »>■ - ..a_ n t has made for Miss Fannie Mills, a San­ dusky (O.Y giantess, a shoe measurin; OTUEB DKMOCBATK FTATX COX.TCirribS, eighteen inches in length, nine ineber Kalciou. N. C., Jraosr.—The Demo- across the sole and twenty-four iuchet around the ankle.—Boston Post. Chicago are as fMJowa: Tbocnis Ruffin, William T Dortch, J. 8. Cm and G. IL ■way by the crash of 1873, is to-day one INDIANA DEMOCRACY. of tBe wealthiest mon of Pennsylvania Lndianapolm, June 36.—The Demo­ Brown. White tiaey are in sympathy te|th cratic State Convention was called to or­ Bayard, they belter® it good policy to He has investments in iron, ooal. gok and silver mines and railroads reachini der yesterday morning by Hon. Joseph E. nocnlDste Cleveland. Columbia. & CL, Jud® 37.—Ths Demo­ far into the millions. —Philadelphia Press McDonald, Chairman ctf the State Central Committee. Mr. McDonald was received cratic State Convention met here yesterday—Two sisters and a brother nampi with much applause. A. call of counties Charles H. Slruoaton. of Charleston, was Plonk, living near Lincoln. N. C., cline showed all represented. 1’rayer was of­ made temporary Chairman. Senator Wade to life remarkably. The brother is stil fered by Rev. Dr. Allen, who asked a bless­ Hampton, C. H. Suber, F. W. Dawson and called “the baby,” although ninety-six ing upon the grand old Democratic party, L. F. Youmans were elected dnteaatee-atlarge. Tlie present State officers were re­ years old. One of the sisters, Mnt which whs greeted with cheers. Hon. DJniel W. Voorhees was elected nominated by acclamation. The eonven- Sallie Weaver, is ninety-nine years old. and the otherr Mre. Jane Toutberon, bpermanent President He made but a few tlon tlien adjourned. Little Bock, June 27.—The Arkansn* ninety-eight. brief remarks. —James Smith, of ftosciusko. Miss., The platform was read by Hon. W. H. Democratic State Convention reassembled EugllslL Tlie plank indorsing Mr. McDon­ yeiterday. Pending the thirty fourth bal­ has been married forty-iieven years, and lot, the name of Fletcher was withdrawn ald tor President was loudly cheeretL death has never yet visited his house and ex-Attorney General 8. P. Hughe* de The following is an abstract of the plat­ dared the nominee for Governor by accla­ hold. He and his wife have had twelve form : . children. Ml of whom live and are inar The Democratic party of Indiana, ta con­ mation. A. M. Bose, B. T. Deval, S. W vention a-taembtal. renews Its plMjre of Fordyce and C. M. .Taylor were appointee’ tied. They have eighty grandchildren fidelity to the doctrines of the party; de­ delegates-at-Iarge to the Chicago Convert The entire'family Hvc witnin a radius of mands a revision and reform of the present twenty-eight miles in thirteen, reei . unjust tariff, and an adjustment of its pro­ tion. District delecates were also appoint visions witUa the revenue standard, aa ed. The delegates are uninstructed. dences.—St. Louis Globe. will relieve, as far as possible, the necessa­ Pensacola. FIs., June 27.—Tlie Dem­ —The Princess Like-Like, of the Ha­ ries of life from the burdens of taxation, and ocratic State Convention reassembled yes derive the principal amount of revenue for waiian Islands, who has been spending the support of the Government, economically terday to ballot for Governor. Tlie naim | weeks in San Francisco, left for home b from luxuries; and such tariff of Barnes was withdrawn. On the sixtl Then- h nothing grows, or h piade. on the administered, x lut.-j E. — A. Perry received IF. t few days ago. She received many so be an 1 uMcd without favoritism, so as ; ballot General fare of tills earth to make one feel like work cr should prevent monopoUaa. and thus iterc®ts in ef­ vote*, sod baniuel play, tu aid Digestion, clear out Liver, regulate to i vote4- aQd Saplnel Pasco 114. M. H. Mabry cial attentions, and created a sensatioi. fect promote lalxtr and tire Interests our Bowels. like ZOPE SA. ‘—*-»-«“■“ • * ---------------- at nominated for Lieutenant-Governor bj some gatherings by appearing in « of the laboring people of the Coned C_™^ . was -----States: favors the enforcement of a National Htional ' acclamation. rich black costume with long black Etabt-bour law.innsa also thetabor reduction of . _ e numberLabor of hours <taT* up£SB jSJStSS^Natioaal gloves, and.not a single article -in. het the number of hours In a day’s labor upon all tblic works. work*, State and municipal: favor* |. St. Locia Ma, June 2F-yrhe National toilet to relieve the somber color. A> public — ------------ ..r t.■— the------establishments of Bureaus of Labor sta­ Greenback Labor State Central Committee she is as black as the ace of spado* tb< tistics: demands the strict enforcement of has Lumed a call for a convention to be held the laws against Chinese Immigration: at Kausns City August 20, for Hie noitfi- effect of such a figure among brillian: reeogniies the rightof all men to organise for party costumes may be imagined. — Sax. soejiil or material advancement; the right of nation of State officer* and the selectiso of wage-workers to use lawful means to protect ITeildenttal Elector*. themselvo* against enuroachraents of mon­ —The late Judah P. Benjamin is an­ WISCONHtX HRPUBUCANA. monojtoTlsU. and tbelr right to te Ox fix a price eyed monopolists, Delavan, Wis., June 37.—The Repub­ ; thoritatively stated to have made •?&.for tbelr labor commensurate with the work Preseriptfon n? a^-tSrSy^ciMu’dteirewed required of them; deem if of vital lican State Convention to nominate State I 000 a year at the'English bar for som< importance that private oorpirutlon* should officer* ha* been called to meet at Madisou. i veara’ When he first commenced prac prohibited by law from watering their cor September S. • i. be ’tice there he undertook jury cases, but pnrste stock; demaud* reform in the ci*fc.DEMOCRATIC VETERANS. service, etc. Tbo resolution* dore with in the difficult arts of cross-examina­ ' ; and don't be put off with any other Chicago, June 80,—In reply to tlie cir­ tion and addressing London juries, one presenting the name of Joseph E. Mc­ Donald. of Indiana to the people of culars recently sent out from ths headquar­ the United State* as worthy to be their ters of ih® National Veteran Association. whiel require a special faculty, ne diu i’rcsldcnt. and instructing the delegate* from not shine. So be restricted liimself Io ; Indtena to the Democratic National Conren- Colonel S. D. Baldwin, one of the member* ' tion “»o mtpport hl* nummation for that high of the Executive Committee, sayKthat al­ the equity sid§, to the courts in ban< I otkeo os a unit, and to u«c all honorable ready over flrty letter* been received from and courts of appeal. Still later he re­ I mean* to secure pi* nomination.” military officer* of all rank* who served dur­ fused to go into any court but th< I After the adoption of the platform Isaac ing the war. The association will formally House of Lords <nd Privy Council, ex­ Ahoi-t coi l>» i 1-. Gray. M. 11. Wu>«™ .ml L>«rU Turpta convene at its temporary headquarter*. cept for a fee of $500, and a client hav­ 114 Monroe street, at eight o’clock on ing demanded a consultation al his owe stock tlie morning of the convention. Among those It mil her. r.»r ulnKwl M.rylhintt. evrn tM. reoa-lvUu; 3W voU», Turtle itw, and wIkj have already consented to take part in house, the fee was 81.500. His fsvoriti tribunal waa the Privy Council and hi.Blfc- ■HiUhillrWtt; Zo'-.'A “W» | Mrnwn 181. the. proceedings are General George B. Mc­ Itx Untr Several nomliutllOM ware mnde tor Lire- Clellan, Colonel Vilas, Generals Kimecrans, most eminent faculty argumentative lon.nt.Govrntor. but .11 wltbdnttr talrne Slocum. Denver, B.F.Butler,Sigel,Govera<»r | statement. — Chicago tribune. vou allow a cold tei continue Into lasting ffisrere. ot M. D. Manson, who was nominated by Crittenden and many other dhtlngx^slied Hie liver.bowel*and pore*to_romaltw^clown-d. acclainallou - accepted. and veteran* of ttW'ear. Nearly 8,000 nnmew your food doing no good. r«?t,e*l* ,hMF “A LITTLE NONSENSE.w W. IL Myers, of Madison, for Secretary are already enrolled. After th® conclusion i -------------- -heavy and achlug, when ZO-l l.-SA h certain to cure you at bo smtll cost and trouble, fry a of State; James H. Wee, of Floyd, for Au­ of> the convention a ma** conference of „ n hr “fa“ ditor, aud John J. Cooper, of Marion, for the National Veteran Association will be sample of Frederick Hotchkiss, druggist. Treasurer, were nominated by acclamation. held in tiui Exposition Building. Nearly reiranled as a abort-betred man’-ft» The delegates to the Chicago Convention all of those whose names have tan Times. are as follows: been mentioned will address the I -- -------—A wit -----said -of-------------a man who was; knowr. At Jjirgy—Thomas A. Hendriek*. Mnrion; It is expected that over. ■ ______ far an<.i vride for his selfishness: “H< Daniel w. Voortw-e*. \ tap: Rob rt C. Belt gathering. —burn down Allen: Cbariea Dan by. Asnderburg. First 5,000 Democratic survivor* of the war who would your -bouse to cook a District—<3. V. Men.’les, Posey; F. Lowen­ fought In the Union cause will be present. couple of eggs for "himself.” stein. Vanderbunr. ttocond—J. M. Andrew*. A pertnanent organization will be effected Kittson eounties, Minnesota, te <>ffe*re<l for sale Orange: ewnuel IL Taylor. JtavicHS. —Belmont. N. H., boasts of a wornac Jason B. Brown. Jackson; George H. D. Gib­ It Is confidently expected that before tlie ; who “goes out and chops wood with be to actual settler* nt the extreme low price of . ton. Clarke- Fourtjv-E. D. Baom.ter. Deer- next Presidential eloctltm the Association • THREE DOLLARS FEE ACRE. norn: J. H. Woolfort. Jefferson. FW«h- will have an enrollment of more than husbami.” It is customary to use ax. Tboma* W. Wallen, Jobnsoo: P. H. No 50,000 membere. H is essentially a polit­ axe, but he may be an unusually sbaq Bartholomew. Sixtb-W. A. B.ckte, ‘Halnon. Red KIw Valley, about wlrfch every Connlck. Wavne: Harr Jr Wyeor. Delaware. Scyenth- ical organization, and invitee tlie adho»l<re man.—Bismarck Tribune. taruH‘1? ha* heard mon* or less. ... O. IL Hord. Peter Lk-ber. Marton. Etahlb- of all who are hi favor of a diauge In the —K young jroecess says she “told her TbrntasF. Lnvldron. Fountaine; C. F. Mc­ National Admlnfetratlon. secret to the sweet, wild roses.” Sb. Nutt. Vi*a Ninth—J. '. HrantijMadteon: 8. 8. Daily. Boom Tenth-UHuton Chanj»erialn. THE PROHIBITION NATIONAL CONVEJITiON. was very imprudent. When the sweet PTrrsBL’nan, Pa., JuneSO.—The Nation­ Fultorr; A- L I*orter wild roses “blow,” she will wish ah® bar. Yenglltig. Huntington; Hugh Doughertj. al Prohibition Convention, which wUl as Well seiuble In this city on July 28, will be one kept her secret to herself. Heart* Colerick. Allen. Tblrteentb — Hudsqa —Husband: “No. my wifs doesn> Beck?KorciuskO; Daniel McDonald. Marehnll. of the largest teninerar.ee gatherings ever on®__ kinc The following are tlie Preeldrotlsi elect- held In the wotliL Tbs- indications are sport many I—1. 1--------*--------that there wllllbe over one thotttand dele­ of gem of which she lias a full supply.' gate* present, eighteen States having al­ Friend: “What is that?” Husband ready wlecUxl their re*>rew«» halve, “Stratagem.”—Burlington Free Ptum crfitK t‘be‘‘h5?S. M-eker staxild take nd- Hem? 8. Cauihoeine, Knox: Third. Aaron A. and the interest In the conventlba I* — Miss Montague Tayleure (t© Mb> increaslita every day. Th® conrentlon yvuita7uckam^w®m wUl be held In l«afayette Hall, a place Capulet Smythe): “1 want to iutrodwc* which te naaocia'ed with the advaaeod to you Mr. Nailsley, back there, wb< polHIcai reform*, having been the birth­ thinks you are so awfully handsome six anniml W?Fj!telf,l<rni,hPd we notice al»o | MontRoiarry: NiataT WhUa*'1 . From tin* l*,u,l’{,***,I^1?i!-Ittitie* of land nlorg Tlnton: Tenth. Fre'l KopelkeJLake: Eleventh, place of the Republican party. Th* main You know of him, don’t yon? He Ithat there are J?MSlap<>,.l» 4Manitoba । w Ilioni H. Harklna Jnj” Twelfth. William floor of the building will be aet apart for very amusing and eccentric—neter We,,4ri£dXtiSriuV te* Murrel free; the h.dXU D® K«te: Tbirteaath, Mortinwr Nya. the exclualve use of deleg trs, who will be allotted seats by Stites 1n alphabetical or­ Graphic. der. TImre are many nSmos.mentioned, but Clinton B. Fteke, of New Jurscy. for President, and John Russell, ttx* veteran p,H„a «r <be rr«dProhlbitioatet, of Michigan, for Vice-Presi­ aa n man when marie." “Then he new®’ dent. seems to be a very sati-tec:ory com­ didn’t have any boy fun. did beF bination. Mr. Russell will deliver an »d- “No.” “And right away got Mar­ tu d® ererytblng ptmlols to saenre tbs nom- dreas on the evening of July 22, on “Politi­ ^yOOL CARDING. ------------ ----------ried?” “Ya*.” ••Good golly! No wood®: ■ Ination of McDonald. cal Prohibition.” u a prolimltiary of the he never laughed none. THE OHIO DEMOCRACY. convention. Slate Journal. cou-MHtd. a. Jm* CONKLING TO TAKE NO PART IX THg FWBT I R. R. Psig®, Chairman of the Central Com­ Boton, Jun® Ml—A special from Utica mitted refill the Ohio Detnocratic State says of ex-4teuator Conkling that Mr. CookConvention to enter at half-past ten o cluck ling will take do pirl whatever in the cmnt, oil m»i> to *>«'«>'■0ABW!io tullv an her gmndtntber' y®Kter.tay morning. .. ■ ., ’ Tlw Cw»mliu. «' rwTT11uVIvl“L’' ta W" Mid the old genl I «» «. dun noth. .. M« "» '«"1h tlo. revwurf. ."d O*®”1 1 R j rf n„ nm..» u» <" 1 ™“ *“ ! Chainwui, -a. iuln4iM»L ___ I Mb« ukn .W b> <b» «"* "w •' II. du rlertUut the rnmn.. It. pteUom ° I •*** M HASSLE. ’ a tariff for revenue limited lu th® neeessiu®# If thee will call and see what goods are sold for at Lewis Stern’s, thee will not see in vain. ■ Coihe early or late, at any time, we will be ready to wait on you.i p. New York, June 27.—At the meeting yesterday of the Republican National Com­ mittee, the following organization waa ef­ fected: Chairman. B. F. Jones of Pitts­ burgh, Pa,; Secretary. Samuel Fessenden, of Connecticut, and the following Execu­ tive Committee: J. B. Chaffee, Colorado: J. C. New, Indiana: J. M. Masou, West Virginia; J. M. Haynea, Maine* W. W. Crapo, Massachusetts: E. Sander­ son. Wisconsin; 8. B. Elkina, Neu Mexico; G. A. Hobart, New Jersey; G. W. Hooker, Vermont; John D. Lawwm, New York; IL W. Humphrey, North Carolina; Frank S. Blair, Virginia; Powell Clayton, Arkansas; Frank Morey, Louisiana; A. L Conger, Ohio; John P. SahOorn, Michigan; Church Howe, Nebraska; Cyrus Leland, Jr.. Kansas; John IL Lynch, Mississippi; J. 8. Clarkson, Iowa; D. J. Layton, Delaware; and E. H. Rollins, New Hampehlrc. Also the following Finance Committee: B. F. Jones, Horace Davis, John D. Lawson, Da­ vid T. Settler, W. W. Crapo, E. H. RoUlns, James A. Gary and George W. Hooker. The headquarter* were established at 242 Fifth avenue. Senator Chaffee was made permanent Chairman of the Executive Com­ mittee and Colonel Hooker Secretary. Messrs. Chaffee. Elkins and Hobart were appointed a subcommittee with full pow­ ers to. act during the recess, and It is underderstood they will supplant the Chairman in the active work of the campaign. At night the sub-committee added to Its mem­ bership Messrs. Conger, of Michigan, and Clarkaoo, of Iowa, who will have especial control of the campaign work in the West­ ern States. ■ The work of organizing the de­ tails of the campaign will begin at once. to jirevmt unequal burdens. mrourage productivi Interval* at home, afford jtwt com­ pensation to labor, t ut not to create or Tot­ ter nrooopotirs; that tlie just damand* of the wool-growers of Ohio and of tiie country fur an equitable readjustmwit of duties on Mftxil (unjustly re!need by a Republican Confrere). an that tills Indus­ try .-.trail be fully and equally 'fatored with other trdixtries. ought to be com plied with, and we inttono the action of the Dciuocnitic memhen front Ohio in tlietr effort* ent in the great work of Government Should l>e read in every School District in the I nion For Eor real real live live missionary missionary work among the people, here is onr opportunity. Wcom Marble �s SPENDING LARGE APPR0PR1ATT0WS ASKED FOR Furnace! or we cannot. propriaUotu Committee, by a vote of 8 to 7 (Hancock, of Texas, and Elita, of Louldana. Democrats, voting with the EepublioBandaU and Holman), agreed to report a MU appropriating 13,070,000 for fartlfica- ' Tbe MH as agreed npon appropriates 81.000.0» for exlstioff work* and for the eonstrucUou of new works for the defense of Boston, Mew York. Philadelphia Hampton Roads. submarine rivers and expert- for 30,000 Of the first rear's appropriation Is need for such twelve-inch me mortars hereafter to construct more than one ritte cannon of any sort until It hM been demonstrated to be equal V. the “bast guu» known to any military service.” To aid the Secretary of W ar in tne executing Commandlnj the Di viaton of the Atlantic. Hancock; Chief of Ordnanoo. ltenetX; Chief fit Bngineero. John Newion: tbe President of tbe Army Ordnance Board and the Command­ ant of tbe WMiet'a Point Torpedo School. Tbe Biver sod Harbor bill, as reported to the Senate, Is greater by Si ,833,000 than the House bill The.following uew Items vilte. 860.000; Odar River. Michigan. 816.000; mouth of the Columbia River. Orojron and WagUinRion Territory. 1150,000; mouth of the Coquille River, Oregon. £djX)O; Lake City, MIdq.. 815.000: cooUnutnsooturtruction of dry dock for the Det Moines Rapids Canal on tbe Mtoaisaj^i^Rlver, 830,000; Falls of 8t AaTbe principal increases over the House bUl are : Buffalo, from 875AX) to 8100.000; Sabine Pam and Blue Buck Bar. Texas, from 8150,000 t©830J.0W: month of the Muskingum, Ohio, from 130.000 to 838,000; Detroit River, from 8100,000 to SSU0JX10. The principal reductions are: Big Sandy River, West Virginia and Ken­ tucky, from 860,000 to 830,000; Great Kanawha River. West Virginia from 830OAD0 to >175.000; Monongahela raver. Went Virginia, from WL«»to 835.000; fails of the Ohio River, from "laou.oto u> >50,000. A section is added providing for a Mis­ souri River Comm Isa Ion. JVDGE DRUMMOND'S RE8IGNAH0N. Tbe President received the reaigfiitlon of Jndge Drutumond, of the Seventh Judicial Circuit, yesterday, and directed AttorneyGeneral Brewster to accept IL Judge Drummond writes UuU, having reached the privilege of the law, which entities him to retirement from the bench, and asks tbe President to nominate his successor at hto earliest convenience. There is very little doubt of tbe appoint­ ment of Postmaster-General Gresham as Drummond's successor, although he bas 111tlihated ix> desire for the position, and not a word has passed between tbe President and himself upon the subject Tbe President dislikes to lose Judge Gresham from his Cabinet as be consults him more fre­ quently than any member, but he is aware of Gresham’s distaste for politics and executive matters, and the regret lie has always expressed at leaving tbe bench. It is probable it will not be made until next winter, U> order tbat Mr. Gresham may serve out jho term of tlie Administra­ tion. This wifi be done If the business of the court will permit contract la- the Interior a Chief for the Bureau. There Benevolent people, actin? under the desire to give immediate relief to suffer­ ing. have not been much disposed to ponder upon this distinction. The re­ sult has been sufficiently deplorable. The distribution of charitable relief, without regard to the origin of suffer- ing, has had about as satisfactory restute as would follow from administer­ ing the same, antidote in all cases of poisoning. The Elizabethan poer law was designed to relieve the poor, and came near pauperizing the English na­ tion. Yet no profound re lection is needed to discover that the effects of relieving suffering caused by accident may be, and must be, greatly.different from those of relieving suffering caused by choice. It is obvious enough that, besides ths immediate relief, there are remote effects upon the individual re­ lieved and upon the community that knows of his relief. But, arhen we undertake to relieve suffering caused by misconduct, it is evident that a fundamental and, doubt­ toes, beneficent provision of nature is interfered with. When we suffer in consequence of our own willful acts, tbe natural effe. t is to deter us from repeat­ ing those acta. When this suffering is relieved by others, the natural effect is* to encourage us to repeat those nets. The mass of mankind will repjnt of their sips, whether of omiss on o<- com- ; mission, only under the iufiuen -e oi I actual pain—either fait by themselves | or most clearly set before their eves. E. R. Marshall, said to bo CM of the most expert forgers in the United States, was arrested tn Milwaukee for pausing in Chicago counterfeit £50 notes on toe Bank of England. Ell II Murray has been'renominated as Governor of Utah. and John W. Maldrum as Surveyor-General of Wyoming. Serrotary Teller will probably be appointed Governor at Dakota. Tbe people of Rockford. HL. have ooatributed over 830,000 toward a permanent fund for tbe seminary. Mias Sill, who re­ tiree after teaching forty-five years, to to Tbe Michigan wheelmen held their Meet­ ing Thursday at Marshall, the events being wall coatested. W. C. Munger, of Detroit, won the five-mile race in 18:55, tbe beet record ever made in Michigan. lynching at Muir, Mich., pleaded guilty to murdering his wife,- and to already tn the State Prison for life. During tins proceed­ ings in court, tlie dead woman’s brother at- John G. Hill, a retired clothing dealer, aged seventy, while insane, Friday, killed bis wife st Dover, N. H. Tbe Belvidere Iron Company, at Easton. Pa., principally engaged in ore mining In New Jersey, failed Friday. It is understood at Washington that tbs vacant Solicitorship of tbe Treasury will be tendered to Judge C. C. Cole, of lowu. In a mixed wrestling match at Cincinnati Friday night Duncan C. Itess defeated Will­ iam Muldoon lu the presence of a large audience Id the Grand Opera-Hoose. At Taylorsville, Pa., Mbs Thompson entered her father’s drug store, wuglted owt swallowed it Antidotes were administered without effect. A general order has been issued by tlie manager of the Pacific Express Company, cage. Recording Secretary; J. J. Hantfta, of Chicago. Corresponding Secretary. Mar­ tin Moylan, of Chicago, to a membar at the Executive Committee.There were twenty-five deaths from yel­ low fever tn Havana last week. Tbe Toronto Lacrosse Club defeated toe Shamrocks of Montreal Saturday for tlie championship of the world. John Strange, a lumber manufacturer of Menasha, Wls.. wblee debts arc 850,000, made an asslgnnment Saturday to P. D. Morton. The Illinois Watch Company, of Spring­ field, has shut down for tbe summer, dtepensing with the services of one thousand employes. , The iron steamship Qnpoko toon tbe way from Chicago to Buffalo with 100,100 boshels of wheat, the largest cargo ever known ■ j on the lakes. I Colonel John A. Stovtajsoo, Bepublicau ' candidate for Governor la the recent doo- I Uoo. dfal Frida, KlfM la Iberville Pert^ la., rjed mvemy-bve. _ _ I Tbe — Farmers'. _Lou end. _ Tros,. Compw tl«l . Jedpoeel M Ne. Yort tUniS PORK—M cm (N ew’l. LARD—Steam CHEESE................... WOOL-Donxwtic.. CHICAGO. Good............... MetUttBi . . . ButcberT 8to<tf Inferior Cattie. HOGH-Ltve-Goo«! n> “5 IS i? Each One Warrantefl! The Most Powerful Heating Furnace Ever Sold Heating Successfully the past winter where other furnaces failed, when thermometer ranged from 4 to 30 deg. below zero.. Every Furnace Warranted. Manufactured and SoM Only ij BUHMAN BBQS., Hatiigs, MicL Important to Farmers ! We are making three widths of Tire judgment intoxicants of any kind for shipment io Iowa when the Prohibitory law goes Into effect, July 4. The National - AseociaUon of Master­ Plumbers closed its convention nt Baltimore against tbe American Healing aud Power Company for $1,157,908. Palmer, tlie Cincinnati murderer, who if jM^rtiy responsible for tbe terrible riots in lh»C city last March, has been sentenced to be hanged on October 10. Farmers harvestlni wheat in Um vicinity BWAiM MUST 8TAXD TRIAU of Jerseyrille, HL, find mauy fields running Washingtom. June 28.—Congressman twenty bushels to the acre, aud report that Calkins, of Indiana, together with several the average yield will be fifteen bushels. other members of the House, called on the Colonel George A. Usury, of Chippewa President yesterday In tbe Interest of Fails, Wls., timber agent, has been Indicted his client Gcueral Swaim. He asked by tbe United States Grand Jury for receiv­ tbe President to abandon the pro­ ing two bribes for dropping trespass suite posed court-martial recommended against certain parties. in tlie case of that officer by William S. Beach, the distinguished New tbe court of inquiry recently convened in York advocate, died Saturday of heart-diothis city. Mr. Calkins represented that It ease. aged seventy-four. Deceased will be would je an act of mercy to-relinquish fur­ remembered as the leading counsel tor tha ther proceedings against General Swaim,, inasmuch as Uta health of that Officer had prosecution in the famous Tilton-Beech er already been seriously affected Akt/iat he A pool among starch manufacturers! has was suffering from insoumia and nervoiB prostration. President Arthur replied been formed under tbe name of the West­ that lie was surprised that such a ern Starch Manufacturing Association. Ten request should be made In behalf of ✓firms have joined the organiiation, includ­ Swaim. He had supposed that any honor­ ing one from Peoria and another from Dan­ able officer would be only too glad to have ville, UL Crops and railroads In Western North the opportunity of appearing before a court-m.'rtlal to answer charges of so grave Carolina, chiefly in Bunscombe and Moa character as tliose brought against Gen­ Dowell Counties, have suffered by heavy eral Swaim. He added that be could not rains, the former being washed out, and entertain the‘ proposition tor a moment bridges and trestles of tbe latter wrecked. Five land-slides have stopped all through The court-martial will be ordered. trains. . 1 - . —■ ■ ■ . DAKOTA’S GpVBBWOB. Colonel Gilbert A Pierce, of the Chicago THE MARKETS. DaUy Neiof, was nominated by the Prreldont yootarday for the Governor!)hip of Da­ kota Territory. It is not known that LIVE STOCK-Csttie Ootopel P|groe wll! accept .............-............. Ban............................. THE BUREAU Of LABOR KILL SIOMKD. FLO UK-Good to Choice. The IVestoent signed ti» bill Saturday Patents. creating a Bureau of Labor, which will be WHRAT-No. 8 Red....... No. 2 Spring an adjunct of the Interior Department Tbe Bureau b autborlxed to inquire Into mat-Xi........... tabor. WAGONS! him by family ties, has brought about the suffering by improvidence, vice, or The Comptroller of the Currency bas other misconduct; or the suffering could called tor a statement of the condition of not have been prevented by ordinary the National banks at the dose of business (Excbnnge.) John C. New is said to resem­ ble Senator Manderson, of Ne­ braska, in personal appearance and in his penchant for a good time on the dead quiet. “He is as nice a m^n as you ever saw," says one of his old em­ ployes ; “IM give you an incident illus­ trating his character. Otte time not long ago he made $40,000 by a deal in Mutual Union stock, and as he was counting the money over in his little private room in The Indianapolis Jour­ nal office, he looked up and saw me coming down the stairs. He beckoned me to come in. ‘I want you to watch this money a moment while I run out for a drink,’ said he. ‘There’s $40,000 in the pile —keep a sharp eye on it.’ Presently he- came back. ‘Here, take this, with my thanks,’ said he, shoving a $5 bill toward me. ‘Ob, no,' said I, ‘that wouldn't be right.!. He protested and I still declined. Finally, looking out of the window, he said: 'You see those two pee-wee birds sitting on the telegnaph line over yonder?1 ‘Yes.’ ‘Well, IM bet you $5 to a nickel that the pee-wee to the east flies first !’ I — --.--3-3“ — _ jr*k.4 .— 4* “ t determmed to »trid Hetoko you, told I. ol that »5. ‘IU T1 atook —-L lhe ______ mooes. Tk.lL That', .tbe sort of mu be », nery dme!' ------------- --------------- [Chicago Newn] This gentleman, who writes over the nom de plume 0/ “Gath,” was born at Georgetown, DeL, in 1841, and grad­ uated at the Philadelphia high school in 1859. He became news editor of i The Philadelphia Inquirer, and subse! quently city editor of The Pres^. In 1862 he became war correspondent for The New Yqrk Herald, in which he re­ ported the penin ula campaign. He went to Europe and wrote for some of the London periodicals. Hetorning to the United States early in 1865, he beoame war correspondent for The New York World, writing over Itis own signature^ until the close of the war. In 1866 he went to Europe, reporting the Austro-Prussian war and the Paris exposition. He returned to thm country and reported the impeachmefft trial of Johnson for several papers. He has written a volume of poems and a novel. For the last few years he has cor­ responded for several papers, princi­ pally TheJDincinnati Enquirer. i OF THIS CITY Have entered the field and now offer for sale the time-tried and always n-ija»ir JOHBSTOH REAPERS, KOWEfiS &BIBDEBR 1ft, 3 and 3ft We are also agents far the-celebrated NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. We keep a full line of Agricultural Implements. Headquarters nt the Elevator on Broadway. Buyers are Invited to Call and Sm See us and get our prices before buying. Them. J. M. ROGERS & CO BiiBg SCREEN DOORS Material! The warm weather ivill soon be upon us, and you will want screen doors. We make them, the finest you can ask for. We keep a Full Stock of Everything that enters into a house, from Sill to Ridge Board. Leave Orders Now Don’t all come in a rush We are just receiving the finest styles 'of Furniturn ever brought to the city. When it comes to good goods al low prices, our house cannot be beaten in the state. Doors, Sash & Blinds, Spangemaeher & Mason lavalaerable Ctaapaltepee. [“Gath’s" Interview.] “Did yon form any estimate of the difficulties the Americans had to cap­ ture the fortifications of Mexico in 1847?" ‘ “Yea. I was a soldier through our war on the Union side and marched down to Chattanooga and Atlanta, and I never saw any defensive position as strong as Chapultepec. There are no sides at all to get uprto it. It is just a rampart of almost vertical rock. Yet the Americans scalofi it, climbing up on As low as can be bought in any com­ peting market in the State. each other's back, man over man, mak­ ing human ladders. It filled me with admiration to see what they could ac­ complish. I am satisfied that as many men as this little room would hold would, have been invincible in that place. The Mexicans have put up a monument to the brave Mexicans killed in defending it against the North Axterirans. It is a handsome monu­ ment, but I had to smile at the amount of-bravery that could'not defend such a Of Our Own Make, Unit, Ikteiilt 1 bunt IS J. M. ROGERS & CO • so •M MOMPTLY DOM, York dudes, who changes his clothes And Satisfaction Guaranteed. Green Tueoday at Delmonico’s. The Cheapest Place CLOTHING! He is a Boards..’ on thatnh sweat of his father's brow in to. 15 !S IS The dinner was given at his Road Scrapers! scarlet fox- Hir R. K. GRANT’S W« have * few Oi band which w tain 1 �The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXIX. NO. 11. ! —------ —* ’ "* HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 4. 1884. The Hastings Banner. J4ARSHALL L. COOK, Sl lMCRimON RATE8! . .... ji.ao per 5'ear; II paid within six ,1 a per year.- If not paid until ex­ ®' ;*i ol year. ♦» ^0 Subscribers ont• . ... .eBirry Co..»i.2S per year, lutarjably oath In advance. ADVERTISING RATES: net'. imn per year........... ............ ..|100 00 w rMr» charge for special positions. JOB FEINTING. . pride is felt in the Job Printing De­ i ih<- BaXMRR. Eventhing, In the ... -r„ .■ is new: and with the latest laces of E£.' ■ . ....... approved patterns at machinery'. Md mt workmen employed, enables the r ti> do tint-class job work. r. PL i: M E XT SMITH, • . ! Lawyer, over B. K. Grant’s store.) p-. 'in all courts of the State. Collections pro! ’ ■ lookH after. Money to loan on real 1 .i h. K> C. H. VanArman. K\ U’I’EN A VanARMAN, Lawyers. IIV. r II:isUnK< National Bank.) T(7.:\- cakveth, 'I Attorney at Law, Middleville, Mich. w MSKERN. P . Lawyer. iv-r Spaulding's dry goods store.) W : ..’t- nd promptly to all business In all eour- Charges rcasanabld. ____________ A E. KEXA>TOX. (A. Attorney at Law, , oi«-r J. S. Goodjear 4 Co.'s store.) Fr«': in all court-* o( the State. Collections pcorr.ftl) attending to. . i’ W. LOWRY. M. D^ V. Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. ;»M Thorn St.. Hastings, Mich.) C*..L । :< town or country promptly attendret. Oft • hours—8’to 10 a.>n. and 1 to 3 p. m. Te.-j-lione at Hollaways' drug store. special attention paid to surgical diseases se< <-u<e<of the eye and ear. ■ QACKETT& BUTLER. Pysicians and Surgeons, (Prairieville. Mich.) ..’('“night or day: pranptiy attended. A “. TIMMERMAN, F . Hommpatbic Physician & Surgeon, •Y r*? door east ol llolloways’ drug store.), jjlf ”wm. JONE' Dentist. ■>rk promptly attended to. , ELTON & r HOOK Ar- .itents lor the Watertown Insurance Co. They nr:i- policies on a man's property against los* b; Are. lightning or wind; against a man’s life V. death and accident. 71OQK tV SHELDON. " (Uttvem Abstract Block, HasttaCKNicte) Have the only sM of Abstract Books In Barry Cout:>. ■ A. FOOTE, M. D.. L • Physician and Surgeon, (Offieeeast side Main St.. Nashville, Mich.) Rr-'i.lfnce next door north Wolcott House. All c*.!« promptly attended too, day or night. JOSEPH KNIGHT. »’ Veterinary .Surgeon. (Re., .-ike. RutlAud. near Yeckley school house.) Wi . attend all calk for services night or day. Chart's rvitsonable. H. F. RHowb. M. !».( W. r. POLHKML'B. M. D. Dr*, brown Wolhemus, Homrepathic Physicians & Surgeons. (iff. r nve’r.lnlius RuMeU's store. Main 8t.) Calls answered fnwn the office at all hours of tbe u.c or night. Dr. Polhemus will give special anenrion to diseases of the Eye and Ear. pi.AKKE £ RIKER, v^Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. _ I’J*r •r< in Uuion block, over Beamer Bros.) Hastings, Mich, Pr-v tire in all courts of tbe state. Attend to coV> :;<>ir and perfecting titles to realestate. Moc»y to loan insuranca taken, etc., etc. Hulmes it holly. Of Woodland. D--ire to can the <t;>eclal attention of their SPRING STOCK (.-OXNtSTING OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES, CROCEERY, AND GLASSWARE. w" propose to do an honest business, pay aa »LVh for produce aa Hastings or Nashville, and 5?,‘ you goods at a reasonable profit, competing wvh the atMjve places. w« appreciate the liberal patronage our Inrnds hxveglven us In the past, and hope to nerit a large part of Woodland trade by fair and low prices. SEVEN PER CENT. diKount for oath will be given on sums of $1.00 and upward*, except sugars and prints. HOLMES &. HOLLY. PATENTS™ju“I”,“d //V County News. DAME’S BALSAMIC TABLETS, .. Barky Co.. Mkih., U FOR TEN CENTS. less, and the occurrence was verv sur­ prising. A Middleville man was here Friday looking for a location to start a “bazar.’’ Mr. Jas. Nash, of Bowne, had a valu­ able horse killed by lightning Tuesday. T wenty-eight dollars, was the net pro­ ceeds of the ice cream and strawberry festival given by the band Saturday evening, The Freeport cornet band will appear in all the splendor of their new uniform here the coming Fourth. Everybody will see them because everybody wHibe here that day. »> Mr. H. Withey has rented the store building of F.-C. Kent, north side of Main St, and will take possession soon. We understand that Mrs. Withey in­ tends to keep a neat restaurant, where a dish of ice cream can be obtained; which will be very desirable this sultrv weather. Orangeville. Foe Coughs and Colds. ' John A. Turner with his brother, Dr. ONE PATENT TUUlBLEl Tap ?f CtevrtMnd*are spending a week with their parents. Now a few words about school mat-, tera Either Ginger or your corres­ pondent were misinformed about spell­ ing, etc., but Ginger said he would state THE WM facts. Now 1 got my information J M. BOGEKS4CO. ’ second-hand from teachers and scholars. Also heard it from various sources. Moreover, said young lady whom they charge with so much ignorance has not CORN, OATS, CLOVER SEED, TIMOTHY attended school this term. On the last day of school, company was there who SESB, CORN MEAL, FLOUR, HAIR mw her write on the blackboard LIME, PLASTER, STUCCO "What is gramer?" with many other WATER LIME. things which show very plainly that her qualifications are not sufficient for a school teacher. L. A. Nlchobihute downy his mill today until after harvest. . ’ ON ALL THESE ARTICLES. MORGO-THORNAPFLE. Two meat wagons In town, amf If a The Lake House was well patronized M 8cudder* Aerator on person has any money, they need not go the past week. hungry. A party from Charlotte camped at Mrs. Stephen Nichols is visiting her Thornapple Lake last week. qpHE NEW daughter at Charlotte. Cutting grass and making hay is the Dr. H. C. Turner has just been brought in, having fallen from his order of the day. Miss Preston, of Lyons, is visiting buggy and broken one of his rite. her sister. Mrs. Jacob Ruckle. Cedar creek. Mr. Ford, of Hastings, is building a North of Merchant's Exchange. Fine weather for haying. boat house on the north side of the Some farmers are through haying. Thoroapple Lake, just opposite the Desiring to give .our new method an Introduc­ tion to the public, we have concluded to furnish, They were in a hurry to be the first to railroad ice house. even though the coat-of production greatly ex­ get done. > ■ ' Miss Cornelia Bollinger has returned ceeds the old method so tong In use. our Fine The Searles murder is all the talk, from an extended visit in Ohio. Finished Artistic Imperial Cabinet Cards for and is yet a mystery that cannot be Mr. W. bt Adkins and Mr. Jacob •3JS per dozen: panels, UM; Cards. |3J»; fathomed. Every one has suspicions as Ruckle have each treated his house to Tln-Types, 4 for so cepts. to who Cbmmltted the dark and bloody a new coat of paint. The public are cordially Invited to call and examine specimens made by tbe instantaneous deed. Middleville. • Will Carl has been very sick, but is prices* nt the New Gallery . getting better at present. Disease, From the Republican. The ring of the telephone can l>e typhoid fever. heard at Dr. Hanlon's drug store. Corn looks well for this season of the It takes the average Nashville fisher­ year. - Oats and wheat will be a good man four hours to catch one fish. crop if nothing happens to them. A. J. Free is working for the McCor­ The heavy rain has done a great mick Machine Company, with ML N. amount of damage Ln corn fields. Jordan. ENDORSED HY ----------““ SUFEWORjn Newel Chandler has painted his house Ed. Troy was in town Tuesday. He anew. It looks nice. has just closed his school at Hickory E. B. Payne has his new bam ready Corners. , . • for use. B. Curtiss secured the contract for Sidney Hull and family enjoy living building the wall at the west end of the in a large tent, having torn down his bridge, and is pushing the work rapidly old house and his new one not being forward. • finished. 15000 Mr. J. P. Jones was thrown from her Silas Dickerson and Lorenzo Dixon buggv, near the Comai), school house, have each a new mowing machine. Tuesday evening, breaking two riba, be­ Oscar Campbell is breaking a span of sides other bruises. She was driving at fine colts for Am bros Cox. a moderate gait, when the buggy wheel We now feel that we can truthfully and con­ Charles Tyler walks prompt and is scientiously say. without fear or favor, and struck a stump at the side of the track,, prove It by . six feet two inches. It is a boy: moth­ throwing her out with the above result. SCIENTIFIC FACTS, as well aa hUtarlcat stata. that the White er and child doing well. Wm. Coman was but a short distance Bronze Monument* and Btatues are the best In ahead and saw her when die felt He at the world. WOODLA24D. S. A. HOLMES, Agent, once stopped his team and went to her Levi Holmes has had a wind mill put • Hastings. Mich. assistance,finding her unconscious. Oth­ up at his village home. Q. S. Palmerton and Geo. W. Smith er help having arrived, she was placed yOR SALE in a wagon and taken home. Dr. have traded real estate. E. Bevier, having sold out to to C. S. Evans was summoned, and reduced the Palmerton,, has purchased the John fractures. When Mra. Jones fell from Summ five acres of land, and will move the buggy, it was tipped over, and the the Parks house on to the lot for a resi­ horse started on a run, but soon l>ecame tangled Ln the harness and fell down, The property known as tbe "Morgan Place," dence. on Church street. Hastings, Mich. The G. A. R. social was a success; the unable to get up until the harness was community have the thanks of the post removed. At this writing—Wednesday evening—Mra. Jones is doing welL for the large attendance. Eor terms, etc., call on or address Farmers ar^ exerting themselves to Carlton Center. secure the hay crop, which is an unusu­ The farmers of Carlton evidently lieal large crop this summer. lieve in making hay while the sun D. Hager and son have purchased shines. the John^Ieyer's store building. O. Wright, who has been teaching in Or MRS. F. M. POTTER. Vermontville. John Lee is not only on the sick list Odessa, Ionia Co., has closed his school, himself but also has a very sick child. and will work for Mr. Graham during JJASHVILLE QL. Parrott’s little girl had the misfor­ haying and harvesting. tune on Monday to fall from a stoop The great subject of discussion in and break her left arm below the elbow. Carlton just now Is, who is “June Primary school in district No. 4. clos­ Grass," the Journal’s Carlton corres­ pondent. es on Friday of this week. The people in the tamarac neighbor­ Dr. Wright has moved to Grand hood will celebrate at home the 4th by Ledge. There are plenty of doctors raising a bell in the church and having left, but somehow it seems as If it would not do to be sick now. The Dr. a good time generally. We give due notice now that Wood­ will be sadly missed. The Carlton Renter lodge of the I. O. land will celebrate in a itting manner G. T. is .progressing finely. Starting on July 4th, 1885. We would say something about a with 28 charter members they now num­ certain chap misusing a horse if the ber 89. The following are the officers said chap I bad brains enough to profit for the present quarter: W. C. T., Frank Andrus; W. V. T., Lillian Centre; W. thereby. J. Garver and family have gone to C, MraT. P. Barnum; W. SL. A. J. SUlwill; ;W. A. 8., Rose Patton; W. F. Ohio for an extended vtalt. Joel SUohn'a mill at the village haa S., C. W. Stilwlll; W. T, Wm. Wright; W. M.. L. D. VauVebor; W. D. M.. Villie Warner: W. I. G., Cornelia Bol­ James Spencer’s barn. tearing out • linger; W. O. G., Judson Carpenter; comer poet and setting the barn on fire. W. B. H. &, Frank Crane; W. L. H. &, Mr. Spencer ™ sb«nt at the ti™, Mrs. Raymond; P. W. C. T„ Horace but by the prompt effort! of the family Barnum; L. D^ T. P. Barnum. the fire was extinguished before doing Albert Wood is home from Olivet much damage. Two home, which were college. w Between Jackwo sod Grand Rapid.'. in the bam wore Injured to some ex­ Mother Hubbard is loose in the counAbw a jrrand big stock of tent, both remaining entirely deaf since that time. The property is insured in Several members are added to the I. ONE COOK BOOK. ROCK BOTTOM PRICES ART GALLERY, 1.1. n.' MONUMENTS At a Bargain C. Whitcomb, AOKNT. Agricultural Depot. Win 2-tai Mu Uv, Light in Draft, left cut, and will elevate and bind grain from JO inches to 8 feet long. Raison and Cron Moten, Royee Reapers. Cret, Mtlde ol I Haying and Hanging Machincry wed. WHOLE NO. 1511. the several school districts: Rpgera dis­ in the distance, only to be followed b\ mountcc! Coswcka.' who brat trict. Miss Putnam;' Carlton district. back and compelled them to Miss Lydia Morgan; Cheney district, Villie Warner; Fish district. Carrie Donley; Friend district. Mary Crook­ ford; Barn am district, Miss Mathews; why he had skulked down a back John Ftiller district. Miss Osmun; Bow­ ordered to wear sj>ecteclea. ler district. Miss Young; Leach district. wm known in tbe Capital ever after waru a< ••the gentleman who wore spec Miss Leese. taeles by ukase.” . Covert & Kershner have bought a Tbe cortume of cabmen was not hr self binder. Deaui ura czars notice; ne wauwo Carpenter & Smith .will sell lemonade them, among other things, to shave at F reeport on the 4th. / their long beards, and as many of them Wheat is turning. objected to part with a single hair, the Republicans are solid for Blaine and rtragKling culprits bad to be held by Logan. one police official while another shaved KATBIMA'B BBAU. ' them. The method of harnessing horses was also regulated by law; the Who t«h dot zorotH 'rocnd -pout eight new decree made the fortunes of the To BchTing boon der ncteo rale, saddlers of tbe Capital Ten davs were Und vb< hia.aohln dill party Tate? allowed the nobility and gentry to pro­ Katrina's beau. vide themselves with the presented Who tab dot MerklDg in a sthore, equipments; after which the traces of Und for dree toUara achwwpa det every carriage harnessed in the forbid­ den fashion were cut; for a time the streets were littered with disabled vehi Who ish dot preakn der barlor •chair. cles. Thereafter silence reigned: the Nod mate far sitting two folks dorr. crack of the whip and the voice of Uw Und gotnra next evininir. I »chw«-ni » Katrina's kmu, coachman were unheard till the ne* Who'll flndt himself some muroinir qrtek Wit nnJt vwwtv ... __ swept the streets of the aristocracy sad fashion of Russia; it was that which re­ vived prostration. As the Imperial -H. S. KiUrr. tnNorrUtuwu Harald THE MAD CZAR. Paul L was known among his sub­ jects, and to tbe universe, as the Mad Czar. It was the policy of Count Pahlen, his favorite, and afterward the ringleader ot his assassins, to make his master appear as insane as possible; he encouraged him in bis vagaries. There never was a man more uncertain, timid and capricious, possessed alternately by the fiends and angeh; in one moment be would be found consigning, without anv obvious cause, tbe noblest of fail subjects to disgrace and exile; the next you might see him with tears in his eyes benignly bending over some wounded soldier In the military hos­ pital As tbe years went on these lat­ ter moods of tenderness became fewer; he grew suspicious, bitter and restiea*. the unhappiest man of his vast empire. Shortly after Patil's accession to the throne he arrogated to himself omniacience and infallibility. He could not be deceived, and he could not be mis­ taken. By intuition be detected tbe sins and thoughts of his courtiers, who, in­ deed, found it lucrative to confess their designs against the State on tbe plea that darkness cotild not bide them from Paul, occasionally inventing misde­ meanors when they were at a pinch for real ones. The plea of innocence of any crime of which tbe Czar charged you, headed the list of crimes. Infalli­ bility fitted Paul to be aa authority in all departments of life and thought Theology, war, man-millinery, phi­ lology. church, ritual, etiquette, sad­ dlery. architecture, education, felt in turn the touch of his reforming hand. By a ukase be evangelized Ab« lapsed masses of Russia in a day, tilling tbe churches with worshippers, and the con­ fessionals with penitents who*e devo­ tion and remorse were tired by visions j of the knout; tlie local authorities were instructed to march the reputed liter­ tines of their districts to church in pro­ cession between two rows of soldiers. The issue of an imperial decree for­ bidding the wearing of round hate, frock-coats, vests without sleeves and pantaloon was supposed to be a means of gratifying a grudge Paul borel toward Englishmen. His aversion to xpund hats seems to have been constitutional. It was more expedient that the hateful garment should be proscribed than the tranquility of a Czar should be disturbed. The sudden apparition of crowds of bare-headed gentlemen on tbe streets of SL Petersburg announced the new de­ cree; wherever a round hat appeared it was snatched by ambusbed policemen, and the muscular pedestrian who ventured to repel the assault and knock down the thief was carried before the court and fined. The combative Eng­ lishman was.of coarse.the chief actor in these street broils. By tbe influence of Sir Charles Whitworth tbe ukase, so far as it affected foreigners, was modified; the Chief of the Police was instructed not to confiscate the head-dress, but to detain its wearer till evidence was pro­ duced that be was not a Russian either by birth or naturalization. Paul's hatred of hats was of old standing. While Grand­ Duka and living at Gatschina, be saw a workman wearing one. He caused the man to be brought before him. and ad­ ministered to him a lecture on his in­ decent attire. Turning to tbe Grand­ Duchess, Paul asked for some pins, and raising tbe flap of tbe roaad hat, trans­ formed it into a cooked one, and ordered tbe workman to jreKr it'-w. till it was past service. The ukase caused a run on tbe shops for head-dresses, that were soon exhausted, people had to walk the streets bare-headed, or batter their bate into another category. An Ambassador who ventured to laugh too loudly st these eccentricities bad his passports re­ turned. Paul paid the dress of Engliah- equestrian and charioteer to alight and do similar homage, amid tbe snow and slush and mud, and tbe vengeance of an autocrat overtook tbe traitor who alected his duty. When tbe Czar I a Drawing-room, tbe subject who did not imprint a resonant kiss on the Imperial hand, or whose knee alighted gingerly on the floor, was taught by s cuff that sounds that reverberated through the hall were needed to certify to the genuineness of the osculation and genuflection. Paul’s horses were admonished aad« chastised if they forgot tbe respect due to their owner. Once he convened an extempore court of justice on tbe streets to try a horse which had just stumbled with him: the brute—the ridden one— was sentenced to receive fifty lashes and after the castigation it was rebuked by the riding one: "That, sir, is for having stumbled with tbe Emperor.” While flourishing his cane in one of his uncontrollable fits of anger, be acci­ dentally struck tbe branch of a lustre and broke it. Indignant al the lustre interposing itself as an obstacle in hi> way.Jie attacked it in right earnest and beat it to a powder. His reply to Gen­ eral Dumourez is worth reproducing The General having absented himself from court one day, Paul asked hitu if be bad been unwell. ••No. sire; but oae of tbe most important persons of your court having aased me to dinner, Icxxxld not refuse him.” ••Sir.” replied the Czar. “I would have you know that there is no person of importance here except me and the person I am speaking to, and be only so long adj am speaking to him.”—'Barpert Bazar. As fast as five dollars accumulate for which you have no immediate use, put the amount info tbe Savings-bank. If an unexpected necessity for money arises, make every possible effort to economize to meet it wtthmrt drawing anything out of the bank. Keep yoarseff poor by the promptitude of your deposits of what you get in a Sanugabank. * V, It is true the interest on five dollars at five per cent is only a quarter of a dollar a year. But the interest on ten deposits of five dollani each is two dol­ lars and fifty cents; and the interest on a hundred deposits of five dollars ie twenty-five dollars. As for the Savings-banks select the oldest and best when the oldest is con­ fessedly the beat Do not jeopard your money by depositing it in a bank which undertakes to pay more than tbe okiavt and safest of banks. That you may. Without tbe troubte nt calculating, form some idea of bow , money will accumulate in a Saviogabaak. let ma state that 91.000 (which is taken for convenience) at five per cent. will, in ten years, amount to 91,6Mft9; yeara, to 94,821.94: and even st four per cent 91,000 will, in twenty years, dou­ ble itself and 9191.12 mor*. But after you have reached a thou­ sand dollars, which miv take you aunt* years and some months, according to your station, a Dew opportunity cosmm bank, or m certainly thia world can. ut m anything in let the young man pro posit tfce interest, as FABM MACHINERY Hardware and Binlding Material. Doors, Sash, Glass, ®c., &c > Prices Lowaa anybody. r C. L. GLASGOW. CMMXTEHO«tg*» the Ionia, Eaton A Barry company. freeport. book-keeper in Philadelphia. coat and vest, bueklea of latches oac ol the hated O. G. T. Mrs. Jones was called to the death bed of her son Byron. The organization of the I. O. G. T. at the Holmes church was wrong aa, it completed. - meiniiejs from Carlton lodge. lady at court provoked tbe Imperial dis­ Mr and Mrs. Wm. Mosher, of Saracmc were visiting Mr. Mosher’, brother. Lodges every three miles is too much pleasure by wearing her hair too low st E. L. of this place, Saturday and Sun­ to make a success. According tv the report of the tensue day. . . Bev. Lamberts, residing near the east enumerators there are at present in f*™1* lineof Bowne township, had a horse this township 289 dwellings, thick a neck-cloth. Tbe inhabkilled by lightning last Saturday. Mr. liea and Unpersons. Adeereasemtbe population of about 100 in four years. L. wm badly shocked at the same time. Caar's carnage The sky was perfectly clear and eloud- I The following named are employed in From the Herald. B. G. Footer’s new house i« nearly dollars per annum, married fifty-five yean of age *a» worth more than fiftv thousand <folhr>. tbe scctmu- �qrw tt ,* TV ‘ The Hastings Banner. I by 1*6 Democracy Jo BcufEern, STate*. uqfQEstionable testimony.’ th» article concludes: MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor'. Hastings, Micjl, July 4,1884. Republican National Ticket. uiu.-v rmiuCTl CUUTM, aa> ;.|uu.v.v ..... ,——-w»asueb kwielatlon aawid secure to overr etcP i. «*f whatever race and color, the full and complete rat-o/Hltloii, possess.on -and exercise Per President, JAMES G. BLAINE, of Main*. If anybody now appears accusation, it must be eons ly one of the recklefiB aland ever.- prominent pttblic mt and ho charge that may I made against Mr. Blaine, Blain un panied by weighty testimony, -« serve any attention whatever. BapobUcan State Convention to nominate For Vice President, JOHN A. LOGAN, <f UHndU. Mr. McKinley, of Ohio, from the Committee on Resolutions, then presented tbe following allegiance to the principles upon which they have triumphed in six suoqpMlvn Presidential elections, and congratulate tbe American people on the attainment of so many result* in legislation and administration by which tbe Republican party has, after saving the Union, done *o muon to render its institutions jusu equal and beoefloent, tbe safeguard of liberty and tbe embodiment of tbe best thought and bigbest purposes of our'citlxena Tbe Republican party has gained its strength by quick and faithful response to the demands of the people for the freedom and equality of all men, for a united Nation, assuring the rigbU of all citixens, for the elevation of labor, for an honest currency, for puruy in lerwlauon and for integrity and leading in tbe work of progress and reform. We lament the death of President Garfield, whore sound statesmanship, long consptoupus in .Congress, gave promise of a strong and In tbe Administration of President Arthur we r----------------- ----------------- ---------- —' tie country has been otic prosperity, and we rices arc entitled to It is the first duty of a rood Government to protect the rights and promote tbe interests of its own people. The ianrest diversity ot industry is most productive of general dBtaand that tbe InipoeiUon of duties on furelsn importa Ahull be made not ” lor revenue only." but that in raisins the requisite rev­ enues for the Government, such duties shall be ao levied as to afford Aecurity to our dtversjUed industries, and protection to the right* and watreA of the laborer, to the end that act­ ive and InSeiligent labor, as s ell as capital, may have its just reward, and tbe laboring mao his full share in the National pioapertty. A<afnst tbe so-called economic system of the Dewocrstic party, which would degrade our. labor to the toreign standard, we enter our earnest protest. The Democratic party duution of tbe surplus. —Tbe Republican party places itself to cor reel the inequalities oi tbe tariff, and to re­ duce the surplus, not by tbe vicious and in­ discriminate process of horixontal reduction, bat by such methods aa will relievo the tax­ payer without Injuring tbe labor or the great productive interests of the country. in which it is now experiencing and the r threatening IM future prosperity, and representatives of thia important agricultund interest, for a readjustment of duty upon forulro wool. In order that such Industry shall t.. .... g.all *i.rt .. ,1 w, ...., I. n ' each organhed county will be entitled to at least one delegate. Under ti roaolutlon of 18M no delegate will be entitled toaieat who does not reside lu tbe county be proposes to represent. In nocordanoe with a reao utlon adopted at-, a meeting of tbe Stale Central Committee at Detroit. June th, IM), the Sec­ retary of each County Convention is re­ quested to forward to the Secretary of the State Central Committee by tbe earliest mall after the delegates to the State Convention are chosen a certified-Hot of such delegates m are entitled to sM In tbe Sute Convention. P. T. VaaxxtA chairman. Wm. Llvlngstonb, Jr..’ Burton Parker. ” ” — H. B. Rowlson, T F. Giddings, I). B. Ainger, C. V^KFond. G. W. McBride, C W. Watkins, C. D. Long. Wm. M. Kilpatrick, It Winsor. John Abbott, . C.M. Manfm Green Pack, , ‘ R. O. Bhaw, J. C. Rockafellow, F. J. M«ech, - C. B. Holland. State Central Committee. A. W. Smith, Secretary. Detroit, June SI, 18M. objects of existing reformed IcgMlation should be repealed, to the end that tbe dan­ gers to free institutions which lurk in tbe power of official patronage may be wisely and effectively avoided. Tbe public lands are a heritage of tbe people of the United btatoa. and »h uld be reserved as far as possible far small holdings by actual ■ectlers. We are opposed to tbe acquisition of large tracts of these lands by corporations or indlvidua •.* especially where such boldingare in the bands of non-resldenta, aliens, and we will endeavor to obtaln such legislation as will tend to correct this evil. We demand of Congress tbe speedy forfeiture of all land grants which have lap»cd by reason of nonoompllancc with acts of Incorporation in all cases where there has been no attempt in good faith to' j>erforni tbe condition of sut-b grants. y~— , The grateful thanks of the American people are line to the Union soldlers\and sailors of the late war, and tbe Republican party stands pledged to provide suitable pensions for all who were uisabled end for tbe widows and or­ phans of those who died In tbe war. Tbe Re­ publican party also pledges itself to the re­ peal of the limitation contained !n tbe Areas act of MW, so that all invalid soldiers shuh Share alike and tbelr pensions tiegln with the date of disability or discharge, and nut with tbe date of the application. ' The Republican party favor* a policy which shall keep us from cotangiing allianees with toreign nations, and which jnvaa us the right to expect that foreign nations shall r.-fra n • from meddling in American affa re—tbe ।•ob­ ey which seeks peace and can trade with all powers, but especially with those of tbe West­ ern Hemlspliere. We demand the restoration of our nary to its o«d-time strength and efficiency, that It may in any sea protecttbe rights of Americau dtiserrt and tbe interests of American oomtnerce: and we eall upon Congress to remove the burdens under which American shipping no sea uiiexplore.i, and a navy which takes no law 1 rom au, erior iorce. • ReMred, That appointments by the Presi­ dent to oAces in the Territories should be ally suppress the sjwtwn of pUyxsuny within wir territory, and divorce the jroiltfcal from a., .—i—„r • x,. ... ..... t«... Mr. Blpine instantly published an absoluU- ami complete denial, and, hav­ ing collected evidence that is apparent­ ly conclusive, he made a brief, clear, simple statement in the house, whidi was as thorough a refutation as was ever made, and in the absence of other evi­ dence, leaves him unspotted. rtsrtsijuUK thoatoreSto Interest thereon tn be due .nd White. WMO»C. no'u\Mich.i€*ILl^ j..' MiaMttsctraiut«ouit for said ct>un-\ . there wlU l>e sold at public auction to the Thin? cat Mddar the premise, tn rribwl.wJSjmrh thereof as to satisfirYliciini uuiit so claimed to be No. 2. MHOMc- Onto-No. 2, — Butter _ — j^aery, Creamery, 20(326?. uueeve, KgSB|,i7iai7Ne. A murder t"----------------------wm recently dincovered in tbe interior Barry “ County, lnUrlor . of ot ww. naar Hope tog up 9a,pie|oaB circumstances, tMichBel B,ehan committed su>ci i<> th* other night by swallowing pans green, Deceased was seventy-two year* old, forty y^sar«M.nt Cimuty^d. I- ' *" law ur equity haying Veen initUntS ta the debt n-ninliilug unpaid, sad w J].,f? n.*r «id,»artw 'v,u.7?5i,h.Su. v.; ;;'• Mt. MOrofe taHby 9«n that on Mb teim.dw.UJul, wxt. rt »<tem°°otel dw.W Ibe ,«th tn... a," , titeeranibogoein me rtfir of Hastinei SLi? Wheat, choice, cnMr. ^u, bi. b~d choppcd to piece*. Tbe object of the mur­ der wM roppo**d to be money, aa Searles wa> known to have been saving his earnlam tor a lent —7 .. hair., au>vMr*l hundre 1 dollar-*. N 1 money -« S MkMMS (b. f~wa< Michigan mini. , rjjt Dlaine lhaioe is 1» in in favor favor of bossiam and and the ol boriam the _____ i -......... ' *__ ITT - Al___ _ _____ .. ...a.— iesuiatxhi'M will imiy ami ethcfentiy carrv i machine. Was there ever a great! r attempt, or a meaner atteu.pt al boef: *“■> than that made by these same indoailcIm>s.-» o. tue people, and we jayxir legwia- pendents'? Were there ever more cor.tlun ibat shall prevent unjust indlacriinlna 1 ; . . , tio.i anti extensive cbargci for tran*portati >n temptible methods employed to make a | ami that sevuro to wo people apu.tI—1 grri^t party bow to the’ will of a few in-1 ---,k -M1U . , , dividuals than those of these self-styled I Bureau*La^rT^e^eiSorcenien? independents? Thuv They nnmazl named t.hoir their mtm man ' . > ?_ _ .------ - --,* oV°?he ?,* I indanonrlimiiiV .... candidates; and now, after having done all this, they have the brazen cheek to assert that they object to Mr. Blaine J localise of ••bossism” and the “machine.” They admit that he is a great man and a statesman of renown; they do not question the fairness of his nomination; they do not doubt that he was the choice of the rank and file, not of the politicians; they know that he is one of the greatest of living Americans, and if electai will build up American inter­ ests; they know he was good enough to be.the chief iulvisor 'and most trusted counsellor of the lamented Garfield; they acknowledge that the poycy, which hail Garfield's wannest approval, to form an alliance of all the govern­ ments op this side of the Atlantic, with our own at the head, was really Blaine’s policy; they- know that it was he, with Garfield’s approval, who sought to secure the commercial supremacy of the United States on the Amer­ ican continents. They know these facts about Garfield’s administration and approved them then. They cannot object to Blaine on the grounds that he is a corrupt man. The only charges that were ever made against him as a public man, were effectually disposed of by Harper’s Weekly of May 13th, 1876, George William Curtis being then, as now, the editor. Tlie Weekly of Uiat date contained an editorial on the Mulligan letters and the Fort fimith railroad business in which the paper and Mr. George William Curtis put themselves on record as follows: , - In twelve yean, according *" Journal. Ben. Butler haa changed from r beast and a spoon thief into a reform­ er and the laboring man’s friend. Muat have kept the _____________ old man hopping lively to _ . .. acomplete tr-tnaTormj^gone so a transforniation in time, ----- — more despisable than those of tne m-; dependents;" and we predict that their I course will make them as odious as are their past attempts to rule, and their present weak and pusiDanimous en-■ ^X^Au^r^arT^b^M*^ ed against-the spirit of American loitltutlons, and we pledge ourselves to sustainXhef pres­ ent law restricting Chinese immigration and to provide Buch further legislation as is nec­ essary to carry out its purposes. Keiorm of tbe Civil ficrvgje auspiciously beGn under Republican administration should completed by the turtuer extension of the reformed system already established by law. to a 1 tbe grades of the service to which it is gate. .^T^dT’^wr £“*« wm.,»«..» ururilw. wono. w. ; nominate), every delegate who voted unre that efforts should be made to unite aii | for Blame would have cheerfully workfor the Vermont statesman. But Oil the relative v».ue ot gold and silver coin- i Blaine was the choice, and now tlie *?!»<• reg Ration of commerce with fondng high-minded dudes propose to do what itheyeantodeltathlm. They My Mr. -and find no fault with -----him,»----but ----- --we --------------------------------Ithere"reqthmjyjtMgood the protection uaotrken of American b rtb ns he—and then said to the republican S&.S, ■SS « party -Here, you nominate our eamli- XeiaMifro" l*W 4 nMional republican convention as dele­ because they couldn’t run the party to suit their wishes. And of all things worthily called absurd, their cry of “bossism” and the “machine” is most absurd. They will make a great deal of noise, talk smoothly and constantly, but they .pan never secure any following worthy of note among republicans. As soon as the folly of their course is j, «hownup, their incoMistraeire nude plain, their uttempte to boo tte party and make themselves a machine expos- , ed, the people will give them the severe letting alone they deserve. The meth-| Oda or ot no no political political party party ur or faction ••• in (X18 . ... .... . _x__ a....... Kean ■ the hbtory of thh. country have ton Editorial Notes. of genera^ education by ud<rt|uate appr^pria- ThawpuUicm platform " vors ciril «<vlco reform ^nd to Wo th.) th® narty :ueant wWrt Jt ■ :idoat*l forbiadinf any The only reason why these alleged “independents" oppose Mr. Blaine is be­ cause they could not boss the party, and were not constituted the. machine I which shoulil make its candidates, i They would oppose Arthur or Logan just as vehemently, had either been named for president. They are mad j As the most recklessly inconsistent and foolish of :men, the so-called inde­ pendents are entitled to distinction. These political “goody goodys" had a conference in JNew York, liefore the late republican convention, and adopted a long series of whereases and resolu­ tions, the pith-of which was that they were republicans; but they disliked bossism and the machine; they wanted no candidate who was not the choice of tbe people; they wanted George F. Edmunds nominated or they would bolt. The convention met. The leaki­ er of the man-milliners, George William Curtis, was a delegate in that conven­ tion. Every delegate was free to vote as he pleased. A large majority of them —and they the representatives of repub­ lican states or congressional districts— preferred James G. Blaine, of Maine. There was not thp slightest question, : even in the minds of the independents, ( but that he was fairly nominated, nor i that he was the choice of the republi' can masses. Had Mr. Edmunds Ijeen x!!iv*ldl"'re”c I'late or we will bolt the ticket and do Tbe Hepubltean party, bavin, H, birth in n | our best to defeat it." In other words they naked the privilege of -ladingthe republican party; asked that they whether at home or abroad, in this spirit we 1 ]>e made the “machine" which should denounce the importation of contract labor. . . n„,t whether trotu Europe or Asia, as an offense-: grind OUt republican platforms and And then per rent, per auntun and the co»t< and penses allowed by law. Snld nremiwf fl' dvrerlW U» mongag.- rh foll.Lw, Sw* The.northCMt quarter of the south* of wtlon ten (M>), containing one htmdrAisJS twenty acres at land nmre or le., nortiieast quarter of the southeaM nm-.rir. section ten (10). excepting and rererviiJ said bwt described land, the folk,.' -7 tore deeded to Batons Bette. U. wR ’7%,.' .'X” Ing »t ‘TnM-r »be quarter of the southeast quarter of section tie), ranfilns ttrenre west atamt_!*" to a ravine, thence running along said ra?-a southwesterly directionTo water t‘ rn?. ,,« said water to the south line of sa|<i i,irt\ , thence running east on said Hue t<. the «»t coraer «f «Md forty acres, thenre n nuijC north* «o the ptere. ©f beginning, £ twenty-flve acres of land more or Ing to convey all my tuterest in hj*:«i ffSX (jj) acrmAtogether with the saw mill and situated thereon, all being In town ta«> o t ,?nh of range nine (W) west. Dated. Airil 25. )RM. UOOK & SHELDON. bAMl EL AUaraeys for Mortgage. ’ BITTERS .ffiBWWWEnB । Liver and Kidney Banedy, I Compounded from the well kr.va Curatives Hope. Malt. Buchu, > an- drnvor. to defeat the ^d'^p.ri.oo-1 muei donmUe laMMiy. They will miserably fail in their pur , having left him for alleged cruelpose, and bring upon themselves the He ms(ie his will in favor of bls four Children, purchased at* “a drug stere, stigma of foolish malcontents. *J poison 4 after inquiring of a physician the quantity To show the improgressive and un­ to produce death. Ho died in groat agony. I democratic tendencies of the democratic Charles H. Cambridge, of Whitehall, ■ party, nothing is needed further than Muskegon County, who was married a few their recent convention in Saratoga. weeks ago, quarreled with his wife the her with Until it WHS was COUVVUCU conceded to the other day, pounded I Dili 1880, RJOU, 1V W l>e V..X ------------------ - a chair,• and right of a .Uto convention pt W party ™ tr Probate Order. I to Instruct its delegates to vote for an' State of Michigan, Vaunt? ui Bam . At a session of the I’rabaie Court p,r . at Harry, bulden atUhc-Frobatv < ifffer in ।. rlf, o( Hastings In *taid coanty on Moiainv tin -3b day.of June. In the year one thousand - -yj hundred and elghty-four. PresenL/3ement Brnlth, Judge of Probufr In the matter of the estate of Nani \ y toctc, deceased. On reading aid flliugthe petition, dnh Bed. effWIUlaiTi G..McClintock. Exreutw « last M ill ntid testament of «aid detra»e.l tug that his final act-ouut this dav filed a, reav be heard and allowed and'he diwln from his said trust. ■TbereupoifIt Is ordered.that Momtax. th. day of July next, at ten o'clock n. t!. t100B.be assigned for tin- hearing of eaid jn-ti and that the heirs at lavs of said <b-<. all other persons fatereated in vald estat, n quires! to appear at a sevlml of «a!«i t one „»» to be bidden at the Probate Office in t!>e . :i u* Hastings, tn said cotmly. ami cans. Il mr there be. why the prayer of the petitioner -liwdi not Im* granted. And it la further ordered that said ih-s -wr rive notice to the persons Interr-Hf 4 In *.dd ev tate, of the pendency of Mild petition. :5!>d tte hearing thereof bycauabix aeopvo! tin-erdt? to be published In the Hasting* Biss m. n unr* paper printed and rimiiated !u raid Barry once tn each week for thnv* mkvs weeks previous to Mid .day of bearing. CLEMENT SMITH. [A true copy.] . Judge et l*r-’ : ^mbrldg^ .uppo.lot b«_jmbridge, supposing bt-r* m . .. .. . a.a_ • dead, fired a .... bullet through his temple, N and then shot himself through the heart —-■ '" Lightning played havoc at tbe house of A. T. McReynolds, in Detroit, a few days , ago. The ffont part was completely wrecked, the plastering torn from tbe ■ ' ^ihi out rata , walls, pictures smashed, and tbs fumitore, bedding, carpets, etc., ruined. The ' windows were also taken ouL Six persons , ww, in th. botu. >t tbe time—Mr. end Mr,. MoReynold.. tbelr mwrl^d-uthte, to Mwtln. and and little little boy, bov. Bo.!" Mrs. Delia Martin, Susie ___________ McReynolds, __ aged fourteen,_____ and___ Andrew McReynolds, aged about twenty, AU I .................................................................... were stunned. 1" Mining explosives‘ have ‘been reduced I from three to six cents per pound within . i 1 last month antimonth, tha itam tn tbe th® item minim. the last and to the mining , tutions. The progressive and Independ­ l<1 Feeling *■*»>• companies is no small one. ent element of the party saw in it a dan­ Default having b«ea made in the p;> • • • ot A horse thief named Frank Leslie was a certain indenture of thortg.ige. ••• ;. . •••ate ger not only to the party, but to the arrested at Jackson the other night. A 1 Um* lath day of December. A. I*. te“. by Abrain Ai limtroUK mill El'tc M 111- •• »country, and had the courage and the horse which he had stolen the night before iTHiricville township. Barn eeuntv. t>l independence to repeal it, and make all ’Michlnn, to Hiram Chare, of the innic irttre. recorded in the office ef Register «»< Dr--'- f*r A. H. Darling, of East Tompkins, Jack­ republican conventions truly represent­ Barry countv, Midi bran, on the 17th div • I ofi.ro ll.l 1 r»iin masses. A cember, A. I). ItCT/stoBe o'clock y. ui., n: liber ative z.C of th.. the v.gkr.1 republican A T.re—­ County, bas expended during the last year j f. of mortpiges, on iKigr over J.3,00.) in draining and tiling his land. ' publican state convention to-day has no mortgaite la-ing assigned by said Hiram Clare The Michigan Association for the Proto Manly M. Chase, of mid plac*. >-n iH-mnlier right to Instruct its delegates to vote m I motion of Holiness, an auxiliary body „ to ,i -- ------ ------------- ---------------------------------------- 2, A. P. iw«2. said nssigninrii* N*iru reeontwi m 1. uhi»; or if it did tbe delegates «ndd U1, H,Uotl,| Awortstiou of .bat same. lntern*Uon»l Throat * Lung institute the office of Register «t Ikml' ;«r Barr? eosstj, State of Michigan, chi ife- .'ki div M.-n. A. !».. do as they pleased about beetling the was formed rvcvnlly at Lansing. This Lafryrt*- Avenue Dktboit, Mich. t 2:10 o'clock p. lu.Yin liber... of r-Artga* ‘ convention “ society will earnestly labor for tbe attain' - -instructions. A nationalnaiiiico io in-«im-. ... im, ment of the end indicated by it* title, and JPS the Mini ot four hundred und twenty dj '.ar* thus constituted is a.thoroughly repre­ and no pn* .-t iling* having teen iiwntutsenative bodv.and body,and can never endanger in furtherance of that title will hold con • senutivo ed nt law to recover tlie debt remalumc > urttl i ventions, conferences, annual camp-mee'by raid mortgage, <t any part there”'• -‘M ”»• the people’s nor the party party's I ’s interests. interests. ; power-of sale tnrn-incoi.taim-d i.Mi.t ao­ Sendive, notice I* hereby riven that on R-durWhen the republican party took that Jo«gb Cram, of Traver,, City, aa old . ; v.the 30th day of Augite. A. >v* - ’ Step, it commended itself to all liberty- ‘ pioneer of Grand Truverstt County, dlo.l a j o’clock In the aiternoo*.!. al the t.or'.l*.: of the court house In the city of Hu-i loving citizens as.a party worthy to lx- few nights ago, aged elghty-twc. I Barry county. Michigan, traid court hoi trusted with ]>ower. The democracy,. Reports to the State Board of Health by i the place of holding ih«- (.’ircuh Court countv of Bany.) I shall sell at public :t though everhLstinglv ranting about lib- t^y-four observers of diseaie In differ: the highest bidder.the lands and tren . “ 7 ; ent parts of tbe State, for tbe week ended I <■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ erty, still clings to this gaginu custom, । jQn8 21> indicatod ttat cholera tuh inritmtewre founded br Jt.M. Hnuviehe. wribed In said mortgap to-wit. All tain piece or parcel of L-uo) «ituMe in! and their recent Xew lork convention t morbus, bronchitis, inflammation of the kid-' of “t niri-q icx-nlde («-«ldc mirr»-<>n wiinfron nf of Fn-ndt French aftn) nnny'. for of Harry mid Mute of Michlgnu. known s|-ivIdI irentiiirnt <»| <-•— > instpneted the delegates to vote as a nay, and wbooptnis»ugu Incraaaed, and । the itortSUt.,'iS'iSlrMl»!'< !Smln|«Smfi srruMru nv louuwn, Jturtle iMHt flu the south -to'e o: m K* _ *U1 dhu uM?n-m ot Huand Lunx*, unit. Bv this ruie.lt is possible for the tnUmnlttant and remittent favw dscrmswl »‘l d^-; tl^ Thinol Thn^t ».,d lamr., uoing ,,ui,a in vc (X>mi towu two ]z] north. ••! rang'* ' ,tali west, rimntng thence wrst ten and ‘ n . “ r . °! ft1?"- D",b,,h*ri* — *£ choice of a virtual minority* of the dem­ thence maith ten 110] rod' ami :.A? reported at SiM-roiiH-ti-r. an Instrument which convex* med- fret,rods, renortod at eight ®l«*ht places, i.tanx scarlet fever .* thence east ten and mu-lialt ii"ocrats of New York, to be made to ap­ twelve, measles at ten, and stnall-poX at leal nroja-rtlra direct n» ..art* effected, und thenoe : to north ten >10] rotlsnnd four it which Is now used In all tin- kadlng l;o*pltais In the place nf beginning, Iw-iDg a imtl tbe pear as a unanimous choice. In “ other ‘ Rose Lake, Qioeola County. Euroiw It U only since Dr. HouricMeS Inven­ north-east quarter [*«] of the nnrtli-««-< ,uarwords, the individual delegate is regard­ A bale old farmer of sixty-five years, 1 tion and dlBcoverj* of this new mctliml of treat­ ter [Hl of section two In t<iv. r> nmn' ing Uie air passage. ttwt-Throat and Umg dis­ [1] north of range ten [10] wrei. «t *<> ed as a nonentity; the wishes of the living at China, 8c. Clair County,* ah&arod eases ar.- uo tourer feared. Phyaielam and thereof ns shall lie necessary t«» milerers invited to InvcsUkatr th!* mode of due on sold mortgage with Uitcn-t tls.-r» people'are put wholly at naught; and a fifty-one sheep in one day recently. If hiqavsslble u. call In perron. ten per cent., together with the red" •' A Vermontville man is teaching school treatment. large minority at least, possibly a major­ »rit.» for list of question* and International epnses allowed by law. up in Bay County, and is the eighth teach­ Now*. Tliousnud* trrateil by letter. Iu*truDated May 23*'.. A. D. I8M. ity .of the democrats of the empire state MANIA M.< HA’ er the district has bad this year, aud.he 'J’onbJ.'WUMo anyiaalre*.* by expreso. with lull will be without representation in the na­ proposes to stay tbe year out if it takes direction* for nstrg. ('all upon or adoreas Assignee ot t f DR. M. SnUVIELLE. tional convention. This instance of so his leg off. When be was engaged the .U. >1 Lafayette Ave., Jh*trolt. Mich. State MMiehlfsn-Iu the Circuit Conn f»f ’-In* great a lack of progressiveness, and rector told him “if the boys did' it coine County of Barry: In Chancery. such a denial of the rights of the min- to timv to By ’em out,” and lhe first one Washington Bponable and William L. r..iab. be laid out was tbe director’* own. son. brity and possibly subversion of the Tbe boy doesn’t go to school any more. Complatnante, J^IBMOLL TKIN NOTICE. will of the majority, will be noted by - Great excitement prevails at Stephenson, George F. Kent and Benfainln F. Halite' J**tiie people. It shows how just is the say­ fendants. . Tl ! <wrtrtetxhlp heretofore between Menominee County, over tbe reported h,L}\rt’ou ;',N “• Croak is tills day dlsAt n session of said court held at t ' t*rt ing that the “democratic party never finding of gold specimens in a well *nif «n»vut, U C. Welton paving house in thv city of Haatlngy in aal<! •1 ■' all liabilities. f <j. WELTON, the l»ttoday of May. laM. Frewnt. Hon I rank learns anything nor forgets anything." The Board of Pish Commissioners are ii ’• CNOCHC A. Hooker, Circuit Judge. .... anxious to get as. full information as povIt satisfactorily appearing to thh <•<>■•>'• With wool at 25 cents a pound, how Bible in regard totbe success of tbeir efforts QOFA itrSi EI^SHi PNOTICE. the defeudants herein. Geunrr F- henl ane fti. jainln F. Baldwin, are non-rey-ldint- ■ do the Michigan farmers relish the idea in stocking tbe lakes and stream) of the state: Da motion ot C. «. Holbrook, re i f<* of free trade?. A reduction of thetariff State with food fish. Therefore, (they ask Of UVhriJ* ’ jmdrr tbn flnu name ecanpbtinani'. It Is ordered that •«■»* of Welton A XVnltllH k. for the puriw nf cam- anU Geente F. Kent and Benjamin b. I-; on wool, permitting foreign wools to the co-operation of all perrons interested !?Kol‘ ‘.J*b’','ln’*slhutmmce, reale*teteiuid cause their amwanUMe In this cause in the matter, to furnish them a report as infn.7‘10 frm,t r'*“,n ol rtoty. terod wlthhifour inoutha ftoin thecwr «»« compete with the home staple, and a full as possible of the present condition nf Ai'iir.tri iilocK. order, ai d that In care of utelr appvarn-'fl iwy reduction of the duties on woolen goods, the lakes and streams throughout the !>*lrd. Hastings, Minh.. June t, t«M ■ rausr their answer to lhe < «n.plninanl- 1 '■£ L. C. WELTON. be fifed and a copy- thereof to be reneil u» with its attendant evils, have produced State. Any information in regard thereto K. W. WHITLOCK. eomp&Unanta* irelk-itor u HbIn 20 date ?«£ [ vice of a copy ot said bill and mrtlce of i ■ «rthe present decline in the wool market will bo thankfully received by the beard. hler; and indetault thereof that the Address ail communications to A. J. Kel ­ How|do they like the declaration for be takeff as confessed by the *ald deb; W logg, No. 1 I«rned street writ, Detroit. tieocn F. Kent«nd Benjamin FJWf free trade, in the platform adopted by MWIttaturther ordered .that within A man named Lewis, cultivating oom the late democratic convention ? How I the said complainniitR cause a notice •'« 1 ' on a recent Bunday at Charlotte. Eaton der to be published in tbe Hastlu©*, •»* do the greenbackers of the Peter Cooper County, during a thunderstorm, was paper printed and circulating In win ’ Barry,] nt least once In each week for m ■ school, who believe ) America is for ■truck by lightning and instantly killed. In Rtocesslon, or that they .cause a top.' Americans and should protect Ameri­ John H. Lowrey, formerly elerk of tbe onler to l>e personally seryrd on Hi?’■*»’> , F.Keui|hnd Benjamin, < Mine, u Cdtmrt, can industries, like th£ idea of “bunk­ C.lumw t win. at teas'20 days before the time a ing in" with the free trade bourbons of Boulton Couxy, .ho .wlo4U-| th, otopsny out of forty thonsanl dollars by Michigan ? Let some greenbacker who means of forged vouchers, wss recently I C. G. HOLBROOK, -‘tol'r for« omplah- • A true copy. Attest, IttVtMu U C«K»' • 1 is enthusiastic over the prospects of a arrested in Dakota and taken back. tv Hegtider.______•___________ _ D?*. Bennett, of Custer, Mason County, fusion with the democratic party in Guardian'. Sale­ has a thirteen-ysar-old girt who weighs this state speak up. In the matter of tlie estate of Ed«>»r two hundred and seventeen and ana .half thews, an Incompetent. Nodre Is hereby given that Khali wi. Blaine wa^the choice of the republi­ pounds. He auction, to the highest Udder, on >. The trout Hiking is said to be exception­ can masses, not of the politicians. He . the 3d day of Auffw>[. Atlgwi. A. D. i». tw- "* b_? ., .-J In the forenoon, nt the foretuxm.nt tbe prenjur «»>>> ■ was fairly nominated, as even the moat ally fine this seaaoo in the streams of the HMtinp, In in theemmtyot the e<athty of Barry. Barry.J• ' tb«. of Hltstings, Upper Peninsula. radical independent admits. By oppos­ of MiehteM, pursuant to lleciiM- .-u granted feme on the M day rt June- Va -wT ing hia election, the New York Times This extrenio tln-rf fwling we have In by the probate court of Barry 1 . "t he afl of tfaeSate. right, title and hff n- . ‘ :i. and Harper’s Weekly have forfeited the aprlng, Mand during the summer said inemnwtent, fo and to ;!:«• popular repuldican support, and will be denotes torpid liver, we have no apnetinted and Wing hi the rtmntv of Barn • | state of MWilgan, known add de»wt «*»> gtonndnoHHibttion. Taka Dr. Jomas they should be, the losers. Because Bed Clover Tonic; it corrects these ,nTbJTrnrth<vut quarter a few political dudes cannot boas the tronbka, restores good spirits. Ilspeedrepublican party and dictate its action, Uv cures dyspepsia Iwt breath, pll« "I11"- “> malaria diwaaei A east quarter of rectlon tweMy-rigt- * . • ‘ ,xt they will get little sympathy wheo themselves talk about’ “bossism" and grfert tonic. appetizer and blood puri- ________ U n.ltrlofn OV«*n particular presidential candidate, even though that candidate might be oppos­ ed by a very large minority of the con­ vention, or of the delegates to the nation­ al convention. By a bare majority often, ’ j the wishes of members of congressionid 1; districts would thus be subverted by' . a state convention. This was a species ! or KMT law. bv which, as in the republi™tetart or lt»O it ™ possible to can___ contestoriwo.lt , . _ was po»Smit, foist upon a party a candidate who was not the choice of the majority of its members. In 1880 the republican party broke this unit rule, so plainly at vari-! ance with the spirit of American insti-! The article went on to say that Mr. Blaine showed by the testimony of officers and hankers, by Mr. Thomas Scott, Mr. B. H. Rollins. Morton,' BUm t he machine. These man-milltners at­ A Co., and others, that the charges tempted to Ikjsw, tried the worst of against him were false, and that Mr. Blaine’s statement was “supported by IRON ONIO .•Em-x.’'.:.”; TUTT'S jShnra, VuSwInTklBVFlC �zThe=:=z== ===--Hasting Banner. ----------- r XCMllttH --- - -- ; ( " Local News. a promised ! paosed a aumter of thriving Stone City.! towis onour route to Aberdeen. This fully on the 1*ttcr P**ce ii not yet three ywn old ; ' Of Bi, 8tona7;^~^’a!rt^m I«xl ehurehre, y*»«ot ag» uu™,AhT*k.bDt fo«iR“ nail buiinre, ' tel sev'r^brint^ «“• l-Hek ho-! “Hl « •pleodld brick tohool hoore^Th, Es3ovth<->''"‘rth4dI y®u CT“: in i i;ah b< iilldnc ani1 L,*,in ■ to MR An much well built T. Mi neXte tsirrnn: letter front the editor this A-rek. 8l»rprued oth«*r branches of the Milwaukee, and a m<i one M | branch of the Northwestern 'renter at the hke’on the AbMd«-'b -bich is thus quite a Xm- 1 Painter and Glazier, LET US CELEBRATE! • XOW 1.1T >■» »« )OlC iD “ Prolon«e‘i same slxe. but inferior to Big stone in alkali water furnished by tbrir wells, hoirl for trittrt- works. quality of buildings and quantity of the citlxen, and railroad company have \nofrklldfthewool in this vlcin- businese. The rivalry betwea Minne­ apolis and St. Paul could hardlv be meeting more bitter than that butwesn^Uxw lit. “ ““ 1*k6' TteTare TomUv ereplng next. Tiuatr. will be-a.baptismal service at reached by the Milwaukee road and should be. m they easily could be, pleas­ th, river Sunday next. ant summer resorts. And when it With fa orJble weather for harvest, comes to the sportsman; In the fall of turn- country farmer, will be on their the year he would find this region a M againparadise.. ( HABLES M< I>BERbON’* lad Of t11*8 There is a considerable unoccupied < itv. ha.* taken to the state public government land in the vicinity of Big Stone, which is not at present open for sehrol at Coldwater. rev Lr.vi Master, of Albion, will settlement, but upon which farmers are nreerh at the M. E. church next Sun- ’•squatting,” awaiting the time when dav. Special services will l>egin Sun­ they can make legal entries for claims. i(j bus l*en t'>arkrt«l. ATTCitt the ratiBcntion The soil is a rich black loam, which cannot be surpassed for wheat and oats, and will yet raise good corn. The prairies are rolling, in some cases quite broken. There is an abundance of stone for building purposes, known as “surface stone,” which lie on the sur­ face and *io not interfere with the cul­ tivation of the land. Once remove those exposed to view, and all trouble from them ceases, as there are none un­ derground. There is plenty of water for stock, and numberless sloughs, which are mostly dry in summer, and afford plenty of good hay. day night. „ The ’Hasting* House bowery has - I«n completed. The tire-laddies are to manage the institution the Fourth, tfcre’s hoping they will accumulate wealth. Rev. (‘aknahan has become some­ what "stitf-neckwr of late and there were no services at the Presbyterian church Sumlay last, save the Sunday K-hdol. A h'il is what ails the gentleman. j ’ • The Banner acknowledges a com­ - plimentary ticket to the July meeting of the Charlotte Driving Park Associatipn. which occurs on the IBth, 17th, IMh and Wh. A tine program is ofbred. .Last week we wrote that about 230,t.iX) pounds of wool hail been marketed in this city. The types made us say that the enormous \amount • of 250 pounds of wool had been secured by Hastings wool buyers. Mr. Will Morse closed a year’s en­ gagement as teacher in the Norton dis­ trict. Maple Grove. June 27th. This schoolhasbeen.very‘succeseful under Mr. Morse’s management. The average attendance for the 10 months was 41. ’ • Er-’hi rhe Coldwater Republican. W£bi»iN<i Bell- --One of the jmost . iightlul social events that has occur­ red in this city in some tii^ was the marriage last evening.Miss Kate What is true of the whole of Dakota, is eminently true of this section as to growing potatoes. They attain enor­ mous sire, and yet are of the finest quality. The trouble of raising them is as nothing, almost, compared with Michigan. Here the farmer drops the seed in rows upon the sod and turns over it a furrow*from each side. This is all tl;at is necessary to plant them.' No cultivation is required, and no fur­ ther Inter is performed until they are dug. The digging is a small matter. With a spade the farmer cuts in two the sods over the hill, turns the sods over, and there lie the potatoes jeady to be picked up. An acre here will yield from 150 bushels to 200;' and I should say the labor necessary to attend tlie planting and gathering of ten acres j here would not exceed that required Amelia Parkhurst tej Frank Goodyear, | to plant, cultivate, dig and gather two nf Hastings, at the hnme of the bride, acres at home. They are raised so The grounds were handsomely decora- j cheaply and yield so abundantly, howttd with t'him-se lanterns. A large re-1 ever, that they command but admail freshment tent was erected ami carpets j price. spread, while.the light from t^O imThe best authorities here think that meow outdoor lamps rendered the j south of the 4»Jth parallel corn will’ yet night as light as day. The house was , v» ry tastfully trimmed within, mar-' gut-rites being uml largely in the decorations. The bridal party stood under an arch of evergreens, in front of a; •huik of flowers: a large l»all of white flowers was suspended in the doorway, and hlosMiiuing plants and ferns were nattered through the rooms. The table wits decorated entirely with white dow­ ers and was gnat(v admired .for its ele­ gance and artistic effect. The guests "»re received by.Gen^ahd Mrs. Park­ hurst and Mr. and MrsJGoodyear, par• nts of the groom. Promptly at eight o’clock the Opera-house Orchestra com­ menced the wedding march and the bridal party entered preceded by Mr. /'has. Bennett, of Cincinnati, followed by Gen. Parkhurst and Miss Maggie, Mrs. Parkhurst and the groom. The twu little attendants, Master Willie Banks, of Grand Rapids, and Neddy McKey, of Chicago, immediately pre­ ceded the bride, who entered alone, and wiis met by her father and led to her place beside the groom. The ceremony was performed by Rev. II. J. Cook, assist«i by RevJJr. Bancroft, of Hastings. The bride I^-auttfuUy d rewed In white oitnn^n silk, with Duchesse l»ce gannture, bridal veil, and diamond or­ naments. Her boijuct was of white tearose buds, and the Imsketsof her lit­ tle attendants’were filled with the same flowers. Among the many elegant and useful presents, displayed were diamond etar rings from the groom, a cheque for $500 ‘Wd his father, elegant cases of silver from Gen. Parkhurst and Mrs. J. Fiske Parkhurst, oil paintings, steel engrav*nK. bronzes, auiberina of every design, and many elegant and teautiful silver pieces. Among the guests from out of town were Rev. Bancroft and Mr. and Mrs. Goodyear, of Hastings; Mr. and Mrs. Hanks, of Grand Rapids; Mrs. McKey. of Chicago; Mr. Sherman, of Charlotte; Mr. of Cincinnati; •• Bennett, ■nwu.oi uincumau; Mra. Mrs. HainHamj SWfai kt Adams and daughters, ot Burr Oak, ■i. I it* and Mfas Wright, of Cleveland. Despatches of regrets were received from Gens. Ducat, l»rice, McClurg, wuti nden. Negley, Major Goodspeed, , ‘ W. Dickinson, Durben Ward, Judge Pealer, and others. Die bridal couple took the midnight . nun for the west, end after an extend« top will make Hastings their future ome. Mm. Goodyear will carry the oost wishe, of a host of friteds to her homt‘’ who- whll« regretting her will wish her e^ try joy in her new life. f //*? ptit down two flve-inch artndan wells tokdepthof MO feet, and And good soft water in abundance. One of the wells w»s tubed K feet above the sur­ face, and water still flowed over the top, which shows a preeeure of 3S pounds to the square inch at the surface. These wells win be Utilized for are protection. To reach Columbia, one must take the Northwestern from Aberdeen. The . Jlistaace.________________ is flftren miles._____ Columbia « is ^ut two years old, is the cohnty seat of -- ----------- e — — “ 0CUH, uf D------------------' is ’lieautifully loca­ Brown county, and ted on the bank of the James river. Across that stream at this point is a dam. affording excellent water power, the motor for a roller flouring mill, of 200 barrels per day capacity. Zs this mill requires not one-third of tbe power that can be utilized, the citizens are planning for other manufacturing that will use a part, at least, of this surplus power. Beside its pleasant location, Columbia has other attractions. Its streets are neat and clean, its business blocks nicely kept, its homes all com­ fortable and many of them elegant. It has as fine a hotel as can be found in southern Dakota. 1 was more pleased with Columbia than any Dakota town I have yet seen, and the place certainly stamps its people as public spirited and enterprising. Columbia, and in fact Brown county, is settled mostly with Michigan people, a large number of whom came from Ionia, Greenville, Grand Rahils and Hastings, and the territory adjoining them. If they hail determined upon leaving Michigan and settling in Da­ kota, they could not have chosen a more desirable farming region than Brown cotwty. The soil is a rich black login, somewhat sandy in places, but generally just enough so to lie easily cultivated, and make excellent roads at all seasons of the year. The prairies are level or gently rolling; the drainage good, and the water generally excellent—quite so for this country. The transportation facilities are al­ ready tetter than those of most west­ ern countries, and the prospects for further improvement in them are quite flattering. All the crops that can be grown anywhere in southern Dakota can te raised here. As with the bal­ ! ance of this country, there are but two questions as to the future: Can clover tegrown? and will the yearly rainfall equal the needs of the growing crops ? If an affirmative answer can be given to these queries, no better country can te found for the farmer than this, nor has any section of our union a fairer’ ^prospect. The-crops now on the ground be raised abundantly. The stalks last year attained a big growth, the ears were silked out and nearly ripe in some cases, when the frosts came as they did in Michigan, and ruined tlie crop. Many pieces in this locality are quite advanced for this season. Mr. L*. J. promise splendidly, and the farmers are Wheeler, with whom I am at present therefore hopeful and cheerful. When stopping, having ns fine a field of, corn ' you hwu* frein us next, we will te in as I saw in Barry county. Whai the the Red river country. • M. L. COOK. farmers more fully understand the sea­ sons and the soil, 1 have no doubt this country will produce all the corn it country *1 a rapid rate. Three yran Lo thl. whole dHlriet was a unlnJSited wlldemw-. Twe^’ ft WM eomudered a f-"1 PAPER HANGING CHUNG DECORATIONS, Your patronage solicltfed. Gall and See Me. With every purchase of $5.00 in goods or over we will give over 40 pieces, making a Fine Private 4th of July Display, Roman Candles, all sizes, 11 im gKE HEREI Having returned to Hustings I have opened a tea, 5 foot Hot Air Baloon, Chinese Bucket Lanterns, Statlerates Blue Fire, &c., &c. ft aid Repair Shop, One door east of Brooks ft Cook’s, Bute 8t. Remember wq offer this as a special inducement. We buy these goods in large lots and the packages are worth at retail 60 cents and $2.50 respectively. Our prices are reduced and our stock in Men’s and Boys’ Clothing is second to none. . Our Men’s Suits, all wool, at $5.00, $7.50, $9.95 are elegant. We carry.a fine line of Men’s and Boys’ Hats. And will soon have a full stock of Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware. I am now prejMired to take orders for It will pay you to come and C us. i AT THE LOWEST KATES. Star Clothing House, 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. About Perfumery Chiefly! Wark promptly Jane. PT-Further announcement next werk. • Michigan Centum ! Tfo Niagara Falls Route. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Taking'effect M»y itfh. luM. KASTWAXD. Quality Comes First rranoxa. 12.ZS EMas —............ HArruran.^.......... 1XD t.17 ib;37 Consumers of perfumery know this. HJB They do not know in the same way as the chemist; but n^n. 12.47 s £S they find out somehow. STATIONS. >UI1. They use persistently year after year perfumes'that abound in springing and Satisfying fragrance at every stage of expos­ Drtroit Jseiuon........ Eaton Raoids Cturlotto...... Naabrille...... 12. Al i.fff XIS ure. While they buy disappointing perfumes but once in a place. AO IwUa nm W, all.<IMb nwri If QtcaLiJ In view of the above facts I have just purchased a stock of odors from American's best perfumery manufacturer, which is saying a good deal as almost eve^y large city in the United States has one or more such establishments. The are abso­ lutely thebest, costing 20 per cent, more on an average than all other perfumery, Grand Rapids and Detroit on all day mint. OoNjrncriONa.—At Grand .Ranida with Chi­ cago ft Wert Mkhrtua tor HtAimmI. Nuafca. Muakegw and points north, and with Grand KapMa ft Indiana It- R. tor Mg Raptfa.Trmm City and Prtoakw. New York and Farikc Ex prm daily. All other tmim dally except SunJ. A. GRIER, G. F. A., Chteai O. w. RufKlUXM. ■ H. B. LEDYARD. THIS SUMMER, HEN READY TO PLAN YOUR VACA­ TION KEMKMRKK that »• psrttaa « tbe American Omunrnt hint aueb a delightful climate aa that of MlNNKBOrA AND NoirrnrMK W THE PARK REGION OF MINNESOTA If you have any difficulty in getting suited on perfumes that are fragrant and lasting (and 1 know you do) try this goods "p^m Big Stone CUy to the Jmn« ri^auey* the Hasting, MtoU has disposed of to the aetthaa. who are bulldbiTbomre Roman Candles, Sky Rockets, Pin Wheels, -. Triangles, Blue Lights, Lantern, . Fire-crackers, &c. Grlrr*' Glycerine Salve. The test on earth, can truly te said of Griggs’Glycerine Sglve, which is a sure cure for ’cuB, braises, scalds, bums, wounds, and all other sores. Will pos­ itively cure piles, tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money re­ funded. Only 25 oente. For sale by F. Hotchkiss. -Opinions are but little things." said John Wesley 185 years heo. We think that opinions which are backed by ex­ perience are substantial. The masses who one Dr. Btevlow’k PoriUve Cure»U «pmk highly of It for coughs, colds, whooping cough, croup, bronchitis, asthma, influenza, and all throat and lung diseases. Its cure is safe, speedy and permanent. Price 50 cents and one dollar; trial tettles free of Fredk needs. 'Die sloughs grow an excellent quali­ ty of hay for stock; but as tlie country becomes more thickly settled and far­ mers turn their attention to something beside raising wheat, the hay prob­ lem will assume vast importance, and the supply from the sloughs prove wholly inadequate. Already experi­ ments are making to ascertain whether clover will survive the hard winters in this locality. It is demonstrated that timothy wilt 1 heard tlie other day of a farmer near Columbia who had a small patch of clover, which had lived through the last two winters, and had Hotchkiss. attained a splendid growth this season. advertised letters. As the frosts do not heave the ground, it is thought clover will thrive on those lands that have been cultivated a year or two. If this proves to be (he case, JncJb Lebo. Jennie Mead, pencil Miller, Nwy A. B. J : ' and I see no reason why it should not, HluUturk. |«|’ w " ■ % rowans. r. x. the future of southern Dakota “ a rich and productive agricultural empire, a country where mixed farming can tie succeesfully followed, is awured. ity, indy Is Electric Bittenu 1 wish the Banner readers could see some Dakota gardens. They w«dd be­ come supremely disgust**1 with thaw at borne. Few, beans, radishes, onions, turnips, parsnips, tomatoes and Cabbag­ Vevay rejoice* nvcr population. es attain an enormous growth in tn is Ask Frederick HotriikK* a’-nit Acker’s Wood rich wll, and mature rapidly. Htrawberriua, blackberrira, raspberries, cure, rants and other small trulls are sueeessfully grown. Peaches would un­ doubtedly tail, but it yet remains to be seat whether applre will h^ seen wneuwt L ». <« The climate of southern Dakota i IHUe more rigorous tiuinJJiat of north.__ ikon That Ol IlOrvlJt*. Maine. ___________ 7cm Nebraska, where excellent fruit is misses through a .uccesslon of prairies. ^ourvSry generous Unele bam o give all a chance we will give with every purchase of $1.00 • m gooqs or more a package containing 20 pieces of Fire-works, consisting or and you will be more thr i pleased. iLYONftHBALY Fred’k Hotchkiss. With tta clear <Uvs, nlKhU, MNi exWlanalM �The Hastings Banner. UU>U4. L. COOK, Kite. Him-™. Mich., July 4,18M. Previous to Wednesday the Middle­ ville base ball club was the possessor of the champion belt of the county, which it had been the owner of for two years. They -don't got the belt" any­ more now; Middle villians don't care for belt*, anyhow. Wednesday the Hastings boys went down to Middle­ ville just tn give the club of that place a little practice, you know-, previous to its starring tour in the north woods. As an incentive to tbe Hastings boys' playing the champion belt was made1 the stake at issue. The Hastings boys1 brought the belt home with them. The1 following figure! tell the story: 12345B789 Hatting* 0 3 8 4 1 2 0 ’—18 Middleville ....>..0 1 5 0 2 0002-91 Tbe game was characterized by good, batting, the two-bagger of Elon Soules, ’ which brought in two scores, deserving special mention. The battery of t the’ Hastings nine, Cook and Doyle, didj their work well, striking out 13 ment and having but one passed bull. The, out-field was played without an error, I three fine double plays being made from tbe right and left fields to 1st Following is a revised and amend­ ed program of the exercises in this city for July 4th, the same to be conducted in Court House square: FORENOON. Music by the band. America, by grand chorus of voicee. Prater by Rev. W. A. Hunsberger. Keller's national hymn, by choir. Reading of Declaration of Indepen­ dence, by Hon. D. R. Cook. Recitation, Independence Bells, bv Miffs Emma Bailey. Singing, There's woe in the cursed wine cup, bv choir. ORATION, dr. H. M. JOY. of Grand Rapids. Singing, temperance anthem, by choir. Music by Woodland Martial Band. AFTERNOON. Music—Band. Sparkling Water, s^ng, by’ fifteen g Reading, by Mra. C. G. Bentley. Temperance Yankee Doodle song, by eight boys. Recitation. How Jamie came home— Miss Emma Bailey. The flag we love, song by 25 little girls. Recitation, V<Ae as You Pray—Satie Roberts. Motion song by little ones. Music by Martial Band. The Railroad. -We learn from Cook and Carter, who have been at work along down the line, that they are having good success in getting the right of way. On account of the carelessness in failing to get many of the old deeds and contract* recorded, many of the landshave been sold.to other parties, and no reservation of rights of sray made, it becomes necessary to assure new conveyances of lands that had once been deeded or contracted. They think if their power* of speech don’t fall, and their constitutions hold out, they will succeed in getting it, at even a much less cost than anticipated. They assure us that if the f armers along the line, and all who are interested, will just come to the front now, and make one final effort, the names could be ob­ tained on the bond, und the additional amount would soon (be forthcoming, and soon all along theMfne a new life would be infused, as the work of con­ struction, and getting ont the ties and timber would give employment to hun­ dreds of men, and necessitate the pay­ ing out of a large amount of money by which all would be benefltted, and soon <ive to Barry Co. another railroad, the value of which can not l>e estimated. There have been several failures on this line, and the people should see to it without delay, that there is not anoth­ er; With this road completed, Barry county will owe a debt of gratitude to tbe few men who have stood by it through all its dark days, that she can never repay, and it would l»e a shame for you to let them fail, when at last Alumni Reunion.—Two years ago the graduates of our High School formed an Alumni association and in­ augurated an Alumni reunion, to take place in this city each year, in the month of J une. Friday evening of last week the members of the association and their friends met at the High School rooms to hold their second annu­ al reunion. To say that the company was delightfully entertained would be but feebly expressing it. For an hour a well arranged program, consisting of music, addresses, essay* and orations, kept everyone in good humor, and from expressions of satistaction and praise it was evident that all had passed a pleasant evening. After the lbe-»ood Alutnal Band" repaired to Parker, where * sumptuous banquet hud been prepared for the occasion. The menu was replete with all the deli­ cacies of the season, and everything looked so neat and inviting that the party fell to with a hearty good will and enormous appetites. C. W. Jones, *77, was the first to re­ spond to the toast-mistress’ call and in a short speech upon “The Alumni" made the fur fly junong those present Then came “the rollicking college song, which ever)- student love* to sing." Miss Dora Kennedy, ’82, gave a short and very laughable sketch of the inside workings of the University. Some more rig-a-gig-gig singing, and Albion college received her due praise through the hands, of Miss Nellie Knappen, *83. “Three crows sat on a tree" very con­ veniently at this point in the pro­ gram. Rev. J. W. Bancroft then assumed-the character of the “country pedagogue,” making all smile, as he changed from one tactic to another, in order to subdue the peaky dutch boy. Prof. C. B. Hall gave a lucid insight into the character of the different profes­ sions. Mpsic, by the finest voices in the country. Miss Emma Bailey, '83, stood up like a little man, and favored all with a clear description of the State Normal, its system of management and the peculiarities of its faculty. Miss Ida Parish, *82, the “city school-ma’am," in a pleasing and acceptable manner, introduced the company to the ups and downs, trials and tribulations of the city school teacher’s life. Small sala­ ries and large families was “the burden of her song.” This completing the banquet program, a motion to ad­ journ was heard, and all departed to t heir homes, feeling that it was good to be there, and no doubt singing to them­ selves the lines, “Blest be the ties that bind," etc. %• FROM ORAMD BAPEDS. Grand Rapids, Joly 2.1AM. MIL EDITOR: Hot. hotter, hottest! Sirius sheds its baleful light, the ozone disappears from the air we breathe, the water runs warm from the perspiring hydrant and old Sol himself scorches and blisters his subjects who are powerless to mitigate the uncomfortably intense heat. Every­ body has quite forgotten the severe winter days of January- and a burning July sun drives easily, alike, the rich* nothing-tp-do one of the avenues, and the blistered-faced, linen-wilted, busi­ ness men to the shaded side of the street. Reels Lake, a valley city resort, only a mile or two outside the city limits, is visited eviry Sunday by six or eight thousand persons, intent upon passing their leisure as far away as possible from the central portion of the town. Despite the sultry evenings and Sab­ bath days, when there is scarcelysa breath of air in motion, the yelling Sal­ vation Army can be seen, and es­ pecially, heard, as they march through the middle of the main streets. They have come to stay and are becoming recognized as permanent residents; at least so long as they can gain a liveli­ hood. They may be beneficial, inas­ much as their street music, vocal and instrumental, attracts strangers to thebarracks, thereby keeping them for a time from frequenting worse places. Grand Rapids will not celebrate tae birthday of the nation’s independence. Many of her citizeng on that day will visit neighboring towns. Industry in every branch seems to teem with life, and still there are many workmen out of employment. Em­ ployes of ever}- trade are beginning to recognize the fact that there is now less demand for their services and more men seeking situations than any other time during the last lustrum. Last week several manufacturing establish­ ments “laid off” about 200 men, with little encouragement of resuming work till late in the season. There are about 500 idle skilled workmen in Grand Bapids out of employment. “Rather close times," are words often heard now-adays by men as they casually engage in conversation. You would know by the tone and topic of street conversation that we are again in proximity to another quadreninal campaign. Although there is a small bolting element in republican ranks, men appearjfo expect and many men hope that the choice of the Chicago convention will prqve the choice of the country in November. Very traly youra, WOLVERINE OOUMOIL PBOCMMDIX^. (Joinmon Council met in special ses­ sion Friday evening, June 27th, his honor, Mayor Powers, in the chair, and the following alderman present: Aids. Beamer, Black, Hogie, Jones, Tinkler and Wood—2. The following accounts were pre­ sented: STREET WORK. tarried a few moments for the purpose Dan Shay •IB 90 of electing officers for the ensuing John Ejr^ieston.. . IS 80 J. WooUnTT.. year. To an outsider, it was extremely P.Hnddna By AM Burner, that the aocounte be allowed, and an order drawn on their respective funds. Carried by aves and nays as follows: Aym, Alda. Beamer. Black. Hogie, Parker and Stebbins—5. Nays, AM Joore—1. Aid. J one® offered the following res­ olution: Reaolwd, That the street Corahiissioner be ordered to pave gutter on west side of Jefferson from State to Grand streets. ) CigTied l>y ayes and nays as follows: Ayes, Ahls. Beamer, Hogie, Jone*. Par­ ker and Stebbins—5. Nays, AM Black. Aid. Black offered the following reso­ lution: Reaolwd, That the owners of lots 207, 99 and 19 be and are hereby notified to build sidewalks in front of said lots within ten days after legal notice there­ of, and in default that the sidewalk committee be and are hereby instruct­ ed to cause said walks to be built at the expense of the owners.of said lots in front of which said walks are built, and that the same be assessed to said prop­ erty and collected the same as other city taxes. By Aid. Jones, that the resolution be adopted, and that the street commis­ sioner be authorized to notify the par­ ties. Carried by aves and nays as fol­ lows: Ayes, Aid. Beatner, Black. Ho­ gie, Jones, Stebbins and TlnXlelr—6, Nays, none. On motion. Council adjourned. JOHN WEISSEBT. Recorder. For Half* Life-time. / Mrs. John Gemmell, Milroy, Mitra Co. O., in the spring of 1884 injured her spine and partial paralysis ensued. For nearly twenty years she was una­ ble to walk. In the spring of 1883, she was advised to use St. Jacobs Oil, the great conqueror of pain. The first ap­ plication gave instantaneous relief. Before the second bottle was exhausted she was able to walk and is cured. GREBLE&POWERS Perry Royce Reapers, Warrior Mowers McCormick’s Twine Binders, Horse Rakes, Hand and feelf-Dump, Spring-Tooth Harrows Jackson Tile Call and Get our Prices Before you Purchase. Call at the Agricultural Warehouse of CHESTER MESSER, ------ AND SEE THE—— [Boston Post.) ing an old maid. You see, her father was a governor^ her brother a colonel, and her brother-in-law a Kientisi of note. Being one of such a distinguished family, she had to be very particular who she married, and she came failing near not getting anybody." Lime-Kiln Club: Time wasted am •hillins lost out of a hole in de. penfret. Latest and Best Thing Out, The New Buckeye Low-Down Binder, The simplest best binder in the- market. Wheat, white. Wheat, red ... Corn, retail... O*ta. pay Fork, dressed Beef, dressed . jM*'........ . Come in and see it. I have tbe flnest line of open and top buggies ever brought to this city, and seM them at close figures. I have Jost received another carload ma The “Old reliable” Studebaker Wagons. Beans* ... , Potatoes Apples, dried Hkma.sell tor . Hboulder. sells for... lard Dry Salted Sides .... Lime, bbl Water Ume. bbl 8*H, bbl Piaster, too Baatmte*............... KUfiOdas................ Over 000 of these wagone are In use In Barry count) today, and. are giving th? t^ert of satisfaction In every cue. In the line ot HAY TEDDERS, I can give you your choice ot tbe three best machines made. I sell tbe Bullard, Alim and Boo|swuiter Anything you want In the line of farm machinery I can *■! you - - Respectfully. Chester Messer Chancery Order. Stale of Michigan, In the circuit court for the IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. count)- of Birr). In Chancery. Abraham Fry, complainant. George W. Brown, defendant Suit pending In the circuit court for the county of Barry', in ehauoery. *t the city of Hastings, an tbe Slat day of May, A. D. 1MH. It aatlsfactorily appearing to this court by affi­ davit on file, that the defendant. Gcmge W. Brown, is not a resident of the state of Michigan and that his residence to unknown, that tbe last known place of residence of tbe defendant, George W. Brown, was in this state but that his present place of residence cannot be ascer­ tained, on rootioo of P. W. Niakern, camplalnant’a solicitor. It la ordered that the said de­ fendant, George W. Brown, cause his appearanee^o be entered herein within five mouths fronl the date of this order, and that In case of hto JM;appearance that he cause bls anawer to the complainant’s bill of complaint to be filed, and a copy thereof to be served on said complain­ ant s solicitor, within twenty days after service on him of a copy of said bill, and notice of thia order, and that In default thereof said bill be Urenas confessed by the said non-resident de- And It is further ordered, that within twenty £ ADIES OF HASTINGS. REMEMBER THREE FACTS. To be Sold at Cost! Life al Ebb Time. “I am not exactly sick; yet not at all well." You want toning up. The atomaeb »u<! 11mare torpid. Parkert Tonic will set you right k*M), surely and at once. It re-vItallies the blood, tnvigosatev the system. ' We are closing out our entire stock of How, Forb, H ui'Sp&in AT COST. of Life. Only 11. u post-paid. 1st— It is positively proven that Zoa-Phora (“Dr. Pengelly's Woman’s Friend") 13 the best known remedy for all complaints peculiar to Women, young or old. 2nd— Any Lady needing such a remedy and —*------ ’— the use ” makes a (per- Scythes and Snathes the Hastings Baxnkm, m newspaper printed. CLOSE MARGIN. least once in each week for six weeks in suc­ cession. We are determined to eloae out these goods at CHAS. H. BRADY. nnr*' If v»ti wish r-H.Lip w. Complainant’s Solicitor. SECURE BARGAINS State of Michigan, County of Barry.-as. d0 “°i la>'i “tl,e verylo* flffure at which we At3_?2Bl00 of the Probate Court for the teiS'.hXr.'X°.7T“*rr -in coun^’of Barr-v, holdra at the Probate Office tn ensure weir rapid wale. 4 the My of Jtasttnji ofanty of Barrj, on Tues$1 ’Hb dayo'june.ln the year one thous­ I — and eight hundred and eighty-four. J^SS^^BSK-q PLOW POINTS I y® h?vp • *"1® *»ortn>ent ot various differMUhtTch* of Pmnti, which will be sold ns cheap ESQ.’S-' - - DOW THYSELF, A Great Medical Work on Manhood, Exhausted Vitality. Nervous and Physical DebOjty. Pnsnatnre Decline in Man, .fcrron ot Tenth, and tbe untold miseries resulting trom Indiscretion or excess. A book for even man. young middle-aged and old. It contains » wSRpttea for an acute and chronic <11*1*^ each one oP which b invaluable So foond before mi ine ru «. bound in beautiful French rvers. full gilt. guaranteed to -very sense-mechanical. hi oaal—than anv other wen fortt.30, or th.- money wh­ ir instance. Price only It®® IDuatrntlv? sample 6 cento *dal awarded tlie author bj U Association. to the offlerev reileL IfwtU Tit Copper and Sleet Iron Ware At pte, that Dety bocn^ottac. > petition. beartagi Interested tn said Id petition, and the ‘ «»P>’ o< this order M-lSetS SiW”““ W’U POCKET KNIVES SHEARS [Atme ropy.] Ord.r. THE BEST MADE. The Palmer Cradle, IfetellatelUrtfe Gasoline Stoves, 18 UKU. w A»’‘*,rc*' �Hie HaWtaet Band. vomet raftfi, T"4*’ "" a<< which tune a nKlfication meeting h to be held. Be­ low are th, officers: R- Cook. p—— . ttatsec»k>n*gO«1MW,IapwPeoplt « farmer, h.vlnK Already ta™ Kras, crop. The wether ha., been S Uwuelytavorable and the crop h«“y Court House Square, Tuesday Evening, July8. . ADDRESSES BY JUDGE STONE. . ’GRAND RAPIDS. J JAMES CLARKE, OF HASTINGS, All are t G-CoE™,«“f. censua enum­ erator for Barry townahlp, ’made hi, returns to the county clerk Wednesday He reports the hay crop of that town- WhPMtnT 8“Ured in fine 5haPethat tow“biP to looking According to the census returns the population of the 1st and Sd wanta. Hastings City. 1. 1,13g; that of the 3d and 4th, 1.4S0, making a total of 2 «28 If we get that new railroad the next census will show a population more than twice that number. T«k Blaine and Logim Isidges are models neatness. McOmber --------- - of wv-wAco.-,. .AUra AUen McUmber now ha»a an -ample hand : —«■— nupply >->on xa timid sand nil toko o.l«k _ __ ___ ? . and all who wish can supply themselves Local News. ulatioji thin fcttk, l£ti3. Eilthly MCI Good so far. Now ir we can only “ f“'orable weaker for harv«ttag. at hls ertAbllshment. show ,,ao his vv»unj colors __ - .. -• . and wear one ot three badgre. .( U»d. three a>ne. we.1 of Let every republican . _ - . <eli!inre for a ilurlllm- haiiM* 4 mauuwrt—e. H. Bauer. •oda Fountain. I am prepared Iw-Uer than rl>r 10 furni«h the thimty public with pure Htul ilrlicloiib drinks. I use nothing but Ihe'iiMioral fruit Juice* in making u»y mtmp*. You in truly. ■Rcpubiirilii l ounty Convention. A n-publii’an•‘■"•inty eoKjcntion to elect ten <!ilriq.tc< to II-1 tidrd district congrcMlonal t»lit Ihvld. ;;t Jackson on Tuesday, August 1.'. is'I. ti.ii ib’IiL'iites to the state con•.puticii t-> !•«■ It-Id at Detroit on Wednesday, Aug i-f i j. :sm. Jo nominate a candidate for fr-prrM’jitatlvete state legislature, candidates Itirvonnty.onii-er*, anti for the transaction of - i.’h uilier Ue-fuess as may come before the law-titkai. wlHibe held at the court house. In Hie citv of Hastings, on \W<lne»day, August e, 11 o'clock, a. III. Under a resolution adopted August 17. 1878, the several tontiships ami wards arc entitled to to delegates a» follows, tp-wft: A»»yria,«. ’ (talttnwre. 8. - Juliustown. 6. c^irry. u . Maple Grave, c. Cerium. 5. Castleton. |0. «irangevllle. 5. • Fralnevtlle,- 8. Hasting*. 5. -------------HastiDp City, im ad. 2 Hilt land. 5. " h! wd Jil wd..22 Thnmanule Tbomapule, 10. M wd. 3 Wootlland, 7. 4th wd, 4 Yankee Springs, 4. WM. H. I-OWERS, Chairman. I’HIin A. HliSWOF, Emohy FAKADY. Ci.kmknt Smith. Gay u>rd W. Skarlki publican Connty Executive Committee. FRED. ALEXANDER, Srrretary. Dated. Ha<4lnp>. July 2, D Tin: W. <’. T. T. meets next week with Mrs. G. G. Spaulding. -Patronize the W. C. T. U.’s ice cream tables in Court House square tlie 4th. The instruments for the local tele-, phone exchange are being put in posiNashville and Vermontville are "by the ears" on account of their fourth of July celeiiratibmL By kei erknit toMll in this issue it will be seen that the republican county convention will te held August 6th. All members of Fitzgerald Post, No. 125, G. A. IL, are requested to meet at Armory Hall, at 9 a. m., Friday, Ju­ ly 4th. - Don’t you forget that James Clarke will-awaken the slumbering echoes" in and about Freeport on the evening .of the 15th. Mp.s. L. a. Monroe will dispense temperanceliterature free, and freely from a tent in Court House square upon the 4th. The census returns thus far made show a population for Baltimore toxyn*hip of 1,35(/fTlarry, 1,228; Carlton, 1,373; Hope, 1J183. 1 Mr. Jas. L. Wilkins has severed his connection with the Hall Manufactur­ ing Co. of this city. That he will not leave Hastings is the hope of the Ban­ ner. I he Woman’s Foreign Missionary' »a«v will meet at the residence of Mrs. Milo Wheeler, Wednesday af­ ternoon next. Tea at 6 o’clock. AU are invited. Phere will be preaching services at U>eJL E. church each evening next week. Rdvs. Masters and Sherman, ormer pastors, and Rev. Dr. Joy, of Grand Rapids, wUl be present A RFX eption was held at the resi- ' race of w. s. Goodyear Wednesday «T-ning. at which a large number of our citizens assembled to extend confratiilations to Mr. F. G. Goodyear and nis bride. °« ttouamd mtra rap)M of umt Helper, containing BWiop GilWesKKlim before the 10th annual Gen. Parkhurst, of Coldwater, is Grand Rapids. He and Oflicer Geer went to the Rapids ami recovered the spending a few days in the city, the guest of W. S. Goodyear and fqmily. rig, but the thief was not caught. By all means take the Banner dur­ ing the caihpalgn. By it you will be kept posted relative to the political questions of the hour. It is for Blaine and Logan, and the republican state and county ticket, flrat, last and all of the time. We propose that none shall ■made injury as to how the Banner stands politically. The fourth quarterly meeting for Woodland and Irving circuit will be held at the Fisher school house, three miles east of city, on the 18th and 19th . of July, 1884. Geo. J. Livingston, con­ ference Evangelist, to officiate and lec­ ture on Adventism two evenings fol­ lowing, exercises commencing Satur­ day, 2 p. m. Everybody invited. 5“ fOtnm®Wmeat of the Hasting. High School At an e^ly hour. Unkm Hall was crowded to Kb uttennogt. with parents relative* and Mends of the gnZSng X T8 ITOMurer—T"J. Bush. Tbe executive committee h»» not yet l>efore the first number on the program been appointed. was announced, standing room in the Personal. v outer hall was at apremium. Thestage Miles Main went to Sheldon, ill., was neatly set. and handsomely decora­ Monday. ted with ferns and flowers, while sus­ C. W. Sherman, of Charlotte, was at pended -directly over it. was a full fig­ ged ship, constructed entirely of flowers the reception Wednesday evening. Mr. F rank Goodyear and his bride ar­ and evergreens, which gave significance to the ciass motto, which was immedi­ rived in this city Tuesday evening. ately above it. -We have reached the Mr. G. W. Murray, of the XaahvUle Bay in safety, the Ocean lies in view." >ew». was a Baxxki; caller Wednes­ «8eated upon thestage,in a semi-circle, day. were the members of the school board, Miss Etta Mitchell, of Grand Rapids, the class consisting of twelve ladies and was in attendance at the alumni re­ five gentlemen. Prof. Hall, and the union. music committee. The entire program The many friends ot Mre.Chaa. Huff­ was gone through with, very smoothly, man will be glad to learn that she la re­ not a single hitch occurring; and consid­ covering. ering its length, it was a great wonder, Mrs. C. S. HUboum spent Saturday that the audience did' not becotne im­ and Sunday last in this city with her patient To give even a brief synopsis of each production presented would not 'husband. only tire our readers but take up too Mr. Wm. AS illiams, of Kalamazoo, is much valuble space. We will content spending a few days with the family of ourselves however, with saying, that M. W. Riker. each essay anil oration delivered, ,was a ■ Mr. and Airs. Milo Williams are success, in depth of thought, and appli­ spending a few days with friends in cation as well as in delivery. The most Grand Rapids. ■ * noticeable features of the evening were Mra. S. DeCorsey, of Chicago, is in the Class Statistics, which kept the aud­ the city at the bedside of her mother, ience convulsed in laughter as each Mra. 8. II. Cook, member of the class, was weighed and Mr. Chas. Dion has gone to Manistee and then dissected, and the music, ren- ■ to assist Mr. Nichols in the sale of liver ilered by a male quartette, each selec­ The society connecter! with Emman­ uel church will be entertained by Mr,. Geo. Goodyear and the ladire associated with her. In the society rooms in Ill 'iu*« ;icrount« and note* which Rower s block, on Thursday afternoon jrrp»-t du<- will be p«H into collector'* of next week. Supper served from six until seven. AH are cordiaUy Invited pails the Fourth. I>. Linkletter. Miss Maggie Parkhurst, of Coldwater, to attend. n'onttlaii'l Mich., June 17th, 1SH4. • Thurs.day last a chap hired a rig of accompanied her father at the recept ion Wednesday evening. A. H. Keith for a 3-mile drive into the Mra. Geo. Fleming, ntt Miss Addie country. He forgot to return, however, i.ronint- Artic *h'»I» YVatt-r and lee Cold and inquiries by telegraph revealed to Reed, is spending a few days with her linger Ale. HatiiiK j»'t purchaaed an elegant new Mr. K. that his rig was in a stalde at many friends in this city. 4W117- (hfll^l Flow Fnint’. Three .loiter. F. H. tteriow A Co. we give bdow: Thursday e vening occurred the Mr. Geo. W. Williams, sen., of Grand Rapids, formerly of this city,- has been visiting Alderman Hogle’s family the. past week, •Mr. Solon Bentley is lying very low at his home on Green street. His ’death is a matter of a few hours or days at most ’ Dr. (’has. Snyder, of Shaj town, Eaton county, was in the city Sunday and Monday, visiting his brother, Dr. W.H. Snyder, and family. Mr. John Mate has leased his black­ smith shop and with his eldest daugh­ ter will spend some time at his old home in New York State. having the matter In charge, a-e are un­ able to publish as full an account aa we Should have liked to. The crowd in the hall wee so large that our reporter wsa unable to take any notes sad cease- &c. this Spring. We are in such a shape as to offer inducements that will COMMAND ATTENTION. N. B.—We are headquarters for carpet warp. -- t’ W. S. Goodyear &. Co. IT STANDS AT THE HEAD I tion given being duly appreciated. Af­ ter the completioibof the program, Mr. C. H. Bauer president of the Board, in a very few appropriate remarks, present­ ed each of-the class with a diploma, to which they were entitled, having fin­ ished the preacriW HighSchool course and passed satisfactory examinations thereon. Then came the distribution of floral offerings and beautiful gifts of a much more substantial nature, consisting of - books, pictures, etc. It would be almost impossible to describe the different tokens, made up of flowers, and woven into fantastic shapes, from a plain boquet, to the ever present horseshoe and baskets artistically ar­ ranged. Taking every thing into con­ sideration, it was h successful commencementas our school has ever held, liesides graduating the largest class in hec history. June 30th a game of base ball was played at Wayland between the Way­ land and Middleville' clubs. A friend in the foriner place feels so happy over tlie result that he has invested in a 2-cent stamp, paper and envelope to have his exhuberance given vent through the columns of the Banner. He shall be gratified. Anything to l>eat Middle­ ville, since their high kick over the failure to secure the soldiers’ and sail­ ors’ reunion. Our informant saith: “The Middleville B. B. club had made mention in the Middleville Republican of last week that ’as they hail an invita­ tion to visit Muskegon the 4th. they would go to Wayland and down the Wayland boys on Monday next.' Well, Monday came, as also did the Middle­ ville boys. The visiting club made a glorious start the first innings, running 12 scores, and as the pine brouse went into the game expecting to lie downed, they were badly demoralized with such a start ag;iinst them. But they went to work, cool and quiet, and when the 9th innings was played Riddleville hail 28. As the pine brouse had 29 they did not care to play but 8 innings. Now some of the Wayland club think they had better'go to Muskegon, instead of Middleville club going, in order that “ Muskegon may not have such an easy walk away.” ■ Dan. Birdsall suffered from a slight sunstroke Monday. He is now all right, ■ And now that Journal man has however. The Detroit Evening News stumbled upon another mare’s nest, and had better muzzle.its correspondent In sounded the alarm. Certain individuals this city, who reported that Mr. B. was violently insane in consequence. in Fitzgerald Post G. A. R. are endeav­ Mr. James Krom and wife, of Den­ oring to run that institution in further­ ance of their political aims. Too bad! ver, Col., are in the city, the guests of But we venture the assertion that the Mr. and Mra. James Clarke. Mra. astute John is the only one who has Krom and Mrs. Clarke are. sisters. Through editorial correspondence of yet discovered this nest. . Mr. M. L. Cook while west two years Money' invested in gun-powder, can­ ago, the Banner readers have lieconie dy and peanuts on the Fourth is of no <juite well acquainted with Mr. and particular benefit to the investors. Mrs. Krom. Should they, instead, visit McOmber’s • Of Interest to Citizens of Irv­ jewelry establishment and purchase a watch, chain or chanu, a ring, or%ome ing.—A Blaine and Logan club is to be of the numerous articles of silverware organized at Freeport Tuesday evening, kept in stock by him, the money thus July 15th, at Union IUD- A good time is anticipated. J amor Clarke, one of invested would lie of lasting benefit. the finest orators in tlie state, and D. R. “Yankee" Robinson is rusticating Cook will address Hie meeting. We at the hotel d’Cressey. Yank left Has­ can assure the people of Freeport that tings very suddenly one day last win­ these gentlemen will speak in no uncer­ ter. Before his departure, however, he tain tones, and that he who runs may j converted to his own use and benefit a become aware of their positions on the five dollar william, the property of J. political issues of the day. A goodly Steffenfleld. He kept shady for several number from Hastings expect to be months, but in an evil hour he appeared present on this occasion, and hope to EDITOR OF THE BANNKR:, upon the streets of Middleville, was hear from the Freeport brass band, an I learn through the last issue of you{ seen by Steffenfleld and arrested for organization which, by the way, has a paper, that I have been appointed one the crime. Yank plead guilty, and is reputation outside of its own town. of a committee to obtain signatures to now serving a 30-days sentence. We hope to see a large clnb organized the Blainejand Logan club list in the 3rd Come all, whether you ward of the city. The law firm of Smith & Colgrove at Freeport it has been dissolved; each will hereafter are for Blaine and Logan or not, This appointment, made in all kind’ hang out his own shingle. As Mr. will do you no harm. ness, was made without my knowledge Smith holds the office of Judge of Pro­ or'consent. That my position may be Ratification Meeting.—On Tues­ late and Mr. Colgrove that of Prose­ understood, as some have already called day evening July 8th, at Court House it in question. 1 desire in this public cuting Attorney, they found that the square in this city will be held a grand official duties of each, in a measure, in­ manner to say, that while I may vote Blaine and Logan ratification meeting. terfered with the law practice, of the for Blaine Und Logan, in view of the re­ Judge Stone, of Grand Rapids, James lations I sustain as a minister of the gos­ other. Mr. Smjth will occupy his pres­ Clarke, of thh city, and others will dis­ pel to all classes of society I cannot ent office. Mr. Colgrove will secure cuss the political Issues of the day. rooms elsewhere. Both gentlemen are The Hasting Cornet Band will furnish conscientiously act in the capacity indi­ well and favorably known as able law­ cated with any political party. Very respectfully. yers and honorable gentlemen, and we music for the occasion. It is to be hop­ W. A. HUNSBERGER. opine that each’will receive their full ed that every republican in this section will turn out and make this the inangushare of legal business. . There will be a meeting of the Union ral meeting of the campaign, a rousing Bentley Bros. & Wilkins have for success. All. irrespective of political (i*rohibition) club on Saturday evening, a long time been bothered with unruly creed, are cordially invited to attend July 5th, at Temperance hall, Jefferson and saucy children about their premises. and hear what the eloquent speakers street AB temperance workers are re­ Inasmuch as during the past week they have to say upon the political questions quested to be present. have had to fight fire at two different BY ORDER OF PRESIDENT. of the hour. Tbe republicans of Barry timra set bv children at play in their county enter this political contest with lumber yard, they have concluded that high hopes and zeal never before equal­ “patience has ceased to be a virtue, ed in the history of the party in this We ban, bee, compelled u> Ssbl aud |«t out two Ore. Uli. week. «• >'> eblldree while I*>yand will promptly arrest and turn over Ins l« ow lumber rare. Tbew .alldreB are to the propef authorities any and all county. Do not forget the time and place, at very young, running from six to, fourteen yean children found trespa«>ng upon their Court House square, Hastings, July 8th. of premises. And we don't blame them We, therefore, give notice that we shall The Banner had expected to give promptly arrest and turn over to the prvi«r for so doing. They have a large unount of property ttat i» oowitandy a full and complete report of the grad­ authorities any and all children rredrawing in jeopardy from fire at the hands of uating exercises of the class of *84, upon our premise* after thia date. Dated. July X, tm. BENTLEY BROS. A WILKJNR. these lawless children. shown no courtesies whatever by thoee A B L club u”'k™Uonof diocere of wretem laine and ogan i'rtigaa, haw law iMUal by ordcr of meiubmwMorr^rzd _Courl diocese. Houre Saturd.y evonln, Irek “'“’‘•n ot the young ladies’ iD-ktave the perfertin* ot the ... ___ ““d will Mil Ice cream the Fourth at transactU,f b“u«RW formerly occupied by To all those who contemplate buying Dated Jaiy S. KM . GBO)KJB BarU-, k. a uu«n THE LIGHT-RUNNING “DOMESTIC” , ' \ • BECAUSE IT IS The Simplest machine made, having few parts, no compli­ cation, and requires little skill in management The Lightest-Running machine, hence produces less fatigue in operating, and on that account is especially recommended hy the medical faculty, I Adapter! to tlie Greatest Range of Work—will do the finest as well as the heaviest, and is suited to the use of all applianc­ es that facilitate tlie ordinary, fancy, or difficult work. Always ready for use, and requires no special adjustment when the work is changed. The Most Durable machine ever made. Its construction Is in accordance with the most advanced and approved mechan­ ical principles, and all the parts are Case Hardened, working on Adjustable Conical Beanngs. It has the most lieautiful wood-work. It has the Iiest set of attachments ever furnished with a Sewing Machine. The Domestic has the best warranty of any machine made. Over 100 Domestic machines in the city of Hastings alone and some of them in use 22 years and running all right yet Nobody has ever been able to produce a Domestic shuttle worn out. I have in stock the Royal St. John, the New Home, the American, the Wilson, the Singer, and others. New machines from $20.00 ng. Sewii-------machine 1----------■ needles, ”-* — and J ithe "-- “finest —1 — sew­ ing machine _____ ________ oiLmade. r all machines. Parts and attach­ ments furnished on short notice for all machines as cheap as the cheapest.____________ , Pumps! Pumps! 1 manufacture the beet Wood Pumpe made. I also have in stock the beet Chain Pump to be had, with the Churchill Pat­ ent Expansion Rubber Bucket I sell these pumps much lews than a cheaper pump are sold. Pumpe purchased of me will lie set if desired and warranted all right Call and see me, one door west of R. K. Grant’s, State St T. PHILLIPS. �B¥ FLOOD AND STORM. Ou the deck of a big MtootoaippG « stood 0DlMred8oatbeni|ptauMnr.' jiKlh a sweep orlite arm Um- waters Ute boat’ “Wlxm I Dew twelve yrira3d 1 killed my flrat bear on a new plan tai h> i mj father was then cutting out ot a forest that grew directly over the waters of this pemL Thai was a mighty mod pbuitatkm. and there was right .mart of beaTM there. Um. But that one thousand acres of tand went Into the Mteataippl yean ago." It Is putting no; ‘ a upon the figure to say ■ -’Uthtal, hope, wtniumly WM AND RAIN WORK GREAT RUIN. The Hiw and Hartmr bU was further con­ sidered... In ths House the day was spent tn eouaJderfny tbe bill to adjust the wayes of workJnmnen. laborers and- mechanics under tha Eagfiphour law. IT IN THE PLAGUE. rain-fall began here Wednesday afternoon aauw way every yew Intothe great, torpid torn”U £ ,lBYV «'«’ d«‘h. Yet >t ahoeia not be and continued until tliree o'clock yesterday so. That ,t la so h a <ll-grace an well as n low. morning. The flood is tlie most disastrous People are largely toe cureless or too stupid to ttefwul tlielr ow u lutanKta-tbe moat precious that ever devastated tbe fertile valleys of of whichits health. Tint gone, all to gone. Dis­ Maryland. Double Pipe Creek Is over half ease a Simple but to , eckfewnew or ignorance th. ♦kl^. .—K. weU lM} comp]^ a mile wide at Unlou Bridge- The water a proposition In Uoinc ts-ctions. As the huge is three feet deep in tlie Union Bridge Hotel VVesteni rivers, whlrfi so often flood the cities along their shores, arise in a few mountain The dwelling occupied by Zach Robinson springs, so all our aDmeuta can be traced to Im­ is under water, anti tlie family bad a nar­ pure blood and a small group of disordered orrow escape. The damage to the crops is Tbe m<Mt rflectiye and Inclusive remedy for Inwculable. Lloyd P.ustus lost twen­ dlscnae is PARKKK'H TONIC. It goes to the thousand feet of lumber and °* P“,‘i and weakness.' In mponse to ty to action, the liver, kidney*, stomach mid heart forty tons of fertilizers. Five hundred feet begin their work afresh, and disease Is driven put. Tlie Tonic is not, however, an intoxicant.. of tlie track on the Western Maryland Rail­ but cures a desire fw strong drink. Have you road Is washed out between Union Bridge -:c. <>r troubles which have rofwied to yield toottier agent*?. Here te your and Linwood. All trains are blockaded. At tbe town of Double Pipe Creek the water The Grand Ledge chair company Is sending was even with the bridge. Houses were large orders to New York. submerged to the second story and tlie • uiurc people fled to tlie high lands in their when you hare a cough and want relief, thiukof Kemps Balsam for the Throat and Lungs. A nightclothes. Tlie Monocacy te higher than jjminintecd remedy for those dteeaara. Price so. for twenty-five years. It is over tlie track near Hacerstown. Fences, outbuildings „i«.5MU,p,S*<I<wt,,?.!'lrecta ot port Huron ftt and crops along the creek near hero are uigliis wearing a veil. washed away. The highways are im­ . A.®- Durfey, mate of slearncr Arizona bad passable. The' railroad track where the his foot badly jammed. Thomas’ Eclectic Oil Monocacy crosses It te also washed cured it. Nothing —* to •• -----a—quick •-•- -u-ph ‘- In away. hig e*equal It •for John Baker’s herd of cows relievcr. and Howard Moore's drove of hogs rrfwSn.ny1OaW *mfl bondsd indebtedness were swept down tlie streim and lost David Ogle’s brick-yards were washed out There was eight feet of water in tlie lowTbe b‘4b9 ,M!DPMth tlie skin te ae- lying jKirtlons ol Union Bridge. cretrd the liquid sulwtance which gives tfap hair loss to um cropa in tills immediate neighbor­ its texture, rolor and gios*. When this secre­ hood is over 8100.000. tion BtoM the hair begins at once to become Hagerstown, Md., June 87.—One of dry, Itwtrek-ss, brittle and gray. Is that the enmtlttonoryour hair? It so, apply Parker's tlie most severe rain and wind storms for HiUr Bateain at once. It will restore the color, years began here about seven o'clock jdoss and life by renewing tlie action of nature. Wednesday night Tbe rain continued to The Balsan: Is not an oil, not a dye. but an eleof ?ta riroltoeaL* b,gh,y aI’l,recinte<l because pour down in torrents all night, and at one o'clock yesterday morning an alarm of fire Quinsy troubled me for twenty years. Since I was sounded which turned out to be a num­ startedl using Dr. Thomas' Ecfectric Oil. hare moos from occupants of bouses on George nf4 nUack- Mra- Letta Conrad. Stan­ street for amtetance to rescue them and their dish, Mich. property from tbe flood. Tbe rata was still The supreme court has adjourned until Bent. pouring and the water had risen upward of four feet In .the street, and in Frederick Hotchkiss wishes it known that he tbe first story of several houses It uarantees Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets to lie was three feet oeep. AmMmee- was ’’••best j,rn.t’d? for ••“totaatton ever made, they rendered by the fire department by remov­ ing tlie furniture to the second stories. Ten ne* can ordered for tbe Kalamazoo Great damage Wta done. Tbe farmers in vroet rail way. tbe different district* report damage to tlie wheat crop th it tlie Beware of Alcoholic Bitters. Thousands have been ruined for life by drink- country. Ln the bottom land I' g popular nostrums, the priuclpol ingredient standing several teet deep, with the wheat >*I which was aleohol. Such "tatters" are de- blown down. Trains due here early tills «"Ptive In their effects; they cause intoxication morning on tire Western Maryland and the ; nd temporary relief’ uhtle they foster the ■ rmikanPs appetite. Dr. Kennedy’s "Favorite Shenandoah Valley Railroads are delayed emedy’ does not heat and Infljfoie tlie blood, owing to several washouts. Tbe trestle­ it cools and purifles It. Better thin this, even, ha?,cHrwt “W * raring appetite for drink. It will do you good, not evil, ail tlie days of your life. All druggists sell It. Dr. David Kennedy, was carried awav for some distance. proprietor, Itondout, N. Y. Atlantic City, N. J., June 27.—A ter­ Never neglect a co.-wUpated condition of the rific northeast storm swept ovu this place bowels, or serious resalts surely follow, such as yesterday, doing much damage along the gltes and ihmure blood, use Burdock Blood beach front felling trees on the avenues, and blowing down caimneys all over the Will Holt, of Charlotte, has become local edf> dty. The wind increased in velocity and tor of the t ermontvllle Hawk. and dangerbits coast, rhe greatest damage yet known to have been done Upon tne ueach was the unroofirrs ot Howard's new pier pavlllion, which was Dr-cyurse of con­ struction and would have beeh completed in three or four daw. The Iom wift'ba over 87,000. The new VictoriaSkatlng Itink.^WL, the beach, which was also nearing comple­ tion, bad the entire western side blown .away. Mrs. John D. Fleming, of Camden. Edw ard A. Armstrong was the only graduate and her two chlldrw, went endeavoring to reach Pennsylvam. avenue by the beach from tlie Algonac uuiou school thlsyear. waikabout-10:30 o'clock. The wind blew For Colds, Crodp. Asthma, Bronchitis and fall three from the walk, and separated tlie aiiiV )aI1 u,ree WB,k» a*1 Sore Throat use Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil, and' ’ *-t children ffrom re™ their mother. The little ones get the genuine. Nine fine brick7 buildings are being built at were carried along by tlie force of the gale and rolled In the sand for uearly a Howard City, | hundred feet. They wore picked up and We clip the follwing from the Troy. N. Y., Times:. "Letters’pour In dallv.sonietlinesby carried to a neighboring bath-house very lit­ dozens, scores amt hundreds to Dr. David Ken­ tle injured, but terribly frightened. At tlie nedy. of Rondout. N. V.. In grateful acknowl- Inlet most of tbe yachts were injured, but edgrtnentof the great benefits received from many of them are ashore and two have been his ’Favorite Rein<Kly.' And tliey illustrate the sunk. powerof the inetHniieSn some new, and, per­ Reading. Pa., June 27.—One of the haps. bltlierto untMtcd phase of operation. But it is when a sugerer conies miles to tell the most disastrous rain-storms in this vicinity story of his delivernurt In person, to grasp the fnr many years struck Southern Pennsyl­ doetor'ta the hand ami greet hull As a true und vania shortly after nine o'clock Wednesday valued friend, that the Interest in hla case evening, and the damage lo tbe growing deepens and multiplies. crops will reach many thousands of dollars . The Port Huron Blaine iuid Lognn chib will in Bucks, Lehigh, Montgomery, Berks, Lan­ blow In 8ooo In a bunding. caster and York Counties. Thousands of Consumption has been, and ck^be cured-.by ncras of grain were leveled to the use ot Downs’ Elixir. the ground. The tobacco and corn Nelly Smith, a Kalamazoo married woman, crops were badly . damaged. esjiedrowned herself last week. clally In Ijmcaster County. It is estimated that the loss to the tobacco-growers In tlie An old physicinn, retired from practice, hav­ latter county alone wll| reach 850,000. On ing had placed tn ills hands by an East India the Quarryville branch of the Reading sev­ niisslnhary the formula ot a simple vegetable nsnwly for tbe sjieedy.an* permanent cure, of eral bridges were washed away and the Consumption. Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and road-bed badly damaged. It will require alt throat and lung affertimm, also a positive nnd three days to repair tlie damage nt Colum­ radical cure for Nervous Debility and ail nervous bia, Wrightavliie and York. The loss to complaint,}, after having tested Its wonderful ■curative powers In thousands of cases, has felt )>roperty was great, and it Is estimated It his duty to make III known to his suffering at 875,000. On the Northern Central fellows. Actuated by this motive nnd a desire Railroad, between Wrightsville anil York, to relieve human suffering, I will send free of there ware fifteen wash-outs caused by the clmnrn. to all who desire it. this recipe. In Ger­ breaking of tlie large dam at Spring Grove. man. French or Engilsb, with full directions for pn-p.ir.ng ;::v.l u-Hig. S<-nt by nml! bj address­ Nearly two hundred dwellings and stable* ing with stamp, naming tills jmper. W. A.. were swept away, and many of the resi­ NoYita. 149 Power's Block. Rochester. N. Y. dents residing along the Cadonus Creek Rx-fclty Treasurer Wood. Lansing, was sur­ barely escaped with tbelr lives. Three chil­ rendered Thursday by his bandsmen. dren are reported missing, and -It is be­ Mymhyidclan said I could not live, my liver out lieved tliey were drowned. The Port De­ of order, frequently vomited greenish uiimiru,' posit RallrOad soutli of Coluinbla.abo sus­ akin yellow, small dry humors on face, stomach tained serious damage, and it will require would mil retain Burdock Blood Bitters . Mrs. AdelaidejtFBrirti, 372 Exchange placed in shape. A serious break la tbe BL BuffaHo, N. Y. ; C canal at Birdsboro, nine miles below this Congressman Carleton him secured 810,000 tor city, caused a stoppage ofs navigation. The a lighthouse at Port Sanilac. break can not be repaired Inside of a week. Fred Hotchkiss gunrantees positive relief tor any cough, cold, croup, or lung complaint by using Acker's English Remedy, or will refund the money. . New Yoke. June 2&—The failures of tlie peFt seven days reported to It G. Dun The liest salve In the world for Cuts, Bruises, 4 Co. were: United States. 171; Canada, Sores. Ulccra. Salt Rhemn, Fever Bores, Tetter, Cbappep Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin 98; total, 199; against a total of 305 for the Kruptlons, aud ptaUttvely cures Piles, or no pay preceding week—a decrease of 0. The required. It Is guaranteed to rive perfect satis­ faction. er money refunded, nice 26 cents per failures in tlie South yere notably tew, and in the Eastern Stales uelow the average. box. #or sale by W. H. Goodyear. Drtidstreei’s says: "Thein were IM The State Normal sdiool sends out 100 teach­ failures In the United States reported durers, and te proud or earli. Mrs. Mary A. Ihuky. of Tunkhannock, Pa., was wQUctcd for six years with Asthma and Bronchitis, during which Hole the best physi­ cians could give no relief. Her Ufe was despaired of, until In last October she pnieured a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery when Inwnedlate re­ lief whs felt, and by continuing Its use fora •bort time she was completely cored, gaining In ftash »lbs. in a few montba. . Free trial txXtles of this certain care of ail throat and lung diwases at W. H. Goodyear's Some remarkable cures of deafness are re­ corded of Dr. Tlipmas' Electric Oil. Never fails a Mure remedy for Sick Headache, Sour Plant fa oue of the beat diuretics bdots. Burdock Blood Bitters la responding weeks of 18®, 1883 and 1881, respectively. Classified by sections and com pa red with last week tlie following re­ salt is obtained: Middle States, 40, a de-, crease of 7; New England, 15, a decrease of lb; Southern, 83, a decrease of 18; Western, 52, au increase of 11; Pacific States aad Territories, 18, a decrease of 7; Canada. 22. an increase of <k Blank bam are being caught In large quantifies . we “taSXiSd =CASTOR IA tor Paris, June 28.—A Inatiou of. two bodies yesterday. In each case there were unmistakable signs of Asiatic cholera. The heart was shrunken and with­ out vesicles. The blood was drawn Into the lunjs. Tlie peritoneum was con­ tracted. The interior of the stomach was contracted aud sunken. The kidneys were badly affected, but tbe liver was Intact Spots of a yellow hue were found on the intestines. Fires are kept bunuof on tlie streets of Toulon all tbe Ume. ‘SHkotous efforts are beln< made to purify tbe city. There were ten deatlis from cholera Thursday. Twelve new caws were taken to the hoepltaL There were seven deaths up to noon yesterday. A reign of terror prevails In the stricken dty* ywterdny. Post-mortem examina­ tions lave increased the alarm. Hundreds are fleeing (rota the plague, and carrying witl/them the germs of Uie scounce. Im­ ports from Marseilles say that the cholera has imide its appearance there. The public fete of July 14 has been abandoned. Tbo news from Toulon creates great alarm in this city and throo^mut the entire country. ll»e auUmrlUes everywhere are doing their utmost to minimize the mortaZity should they have a visitation of,Ufe plague. So far those who have tied from Toulon are not known to have propagated the disease elsewhere. This fact has a teDdencv to allay the growing uneasiness. Toclon, France, June 30.—At noon yes­ terday four deatlis had occurred durieg tlie preceding eighteen hours. There were six Ute preceding day. A petition has been sent to the Minister of Commerce asking that, on account of tbe general collapse of local trade through cholera, the date of ac­ ceptance of bills be extended. Arrivals from Algiers are subject to five days’ quar­ antine. Mabsbuxea June 30.—During the twen­ ty-four bouraeudlng at six o'clock last night four deaths from cholera occurred. There were three fatal caeoa Saturday. There are do cases of cholera in the hospitals bare, and tbe general health of the citizens is in average condition. The Board of Health refuses to issue clean bills of health to ros- London, June 80.—Special reports In re­ gard to cholera In France give a greater number of deaths than tbe official returns, and tbe truthfulness of tbe latter te dis­ trusted. Bociurd. Chief of tbe Naval Health Department, reports the number of victims at Toulon as from eight to ten daily; that the aggregate of deaths te fourteen in the navy and thirty-one In Uie town, and that there are slxty-two patients In the naval hospitals. Rumors are current that tbe Commander ot the Sarthe has committed suicide, the act being the result of remorse for having Intro­ duced cholera Into France. A mosquito plague at Marseilles Increases tbe gloomy aspect A thousand bonfires are kindled In various parts of the city to disperse Uie pests. Gibraltar now refuses entrance to French ships. Nkw York, June 30.—Tbe Health Officer has ordered all vessels from the West. In­ dies. Mexlcb, tbe Spantab wain. South America, or any port where cholera or yel­ low fever prevails, to be boarded and exaifttaed in the lower bay by quarantine officers. ________ ________ \ GARFIELD’S K0HUME3T. Clevki-and, June 28.—The following h a description of the design for a monument to Uie late President Garfield which was awarded the first prize on Thursday by Uie Garfield National Monument Association. Tbe author of the design te George H. Keller, **of Hartford, Conn. Mr. Keller adopted a tower for the form of the monu­ ment. Jcoutaining a carved and sculptured tomb. Tbe tower aa designed rises from broad terrace*, reached by wide-spreading Atojw, forming a dignified approach and pro­ jecting pore II The base contains a vesti­ bule, on one side of which te Uie keeper’s office, on the other a room for relics and n visitor’s register. Tlie vestibule leads into a round, vaulted chamber of stone, the roof of which is carried on flight massive, polished granite columns In* a circle around the sculptured tomb, in the center of a pavement tiled in harmo­ nious colors and designs, Uie whole lighted by richly-mullloned windows. An aisle, or ambulatory, outside of Uie columns sur­ rounds the chamber, tlie walls of which are decorated with niches for statues or vases of flowers. A spiral stone staircase leads from tbe ambulatory to the top of tlie tower 250 feet from Uie ground in height, winding about the tomb below. Triple windows at irregular Intervals command extended views for miles in every •direction, at one point looking out over Garfield’s birthplace, eight miles distant. Outside of tlie monument, above Uie deeply recasaed portal, te a terra cotta band or. frieze of sculpture six feet in lielght, extending around tbe base of the tower, which fa forty feet ^square. Tbe frieze to divided into ^panels with bas-reliefs representing Garfield as aii wiucator. soldier nnd statesman; long, anx­ ious watching of tbe world over his death­ bed, and the funeratproeeaclon from .Elber­ on to Cleveland. Garfield's remains will be enclosed In a crypt below the level of The chamber under a carved tomb. The family vault te In the rear of tbe chamber. 7 BASE BALL. Infants and Bat Carter; u Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N. T. , Farewell Chen to MorpMoe Bvrups. c— « “*Pwrtd’ CENTAUR LIWIMEHT-nn absolute cure for Rheumnbi.ni'u», Buras GulCjtc. The mod Powerful art Pane- trar.il!" Puln-reMevta* nnd Henllng Remedy known to num. TIME FOR ALL! Entirely \jv fEGEUBLE MM9/UAE AND ASURE CURE for CDSTIVENESS The Watkrbcry Watch Co., of New York and Waterbury, Conn., being desirous of advertising their name and business have made arrangements with a numlier of the large retail clothiers of this .country by which the latter are enabled to present to every purchaser of a Ready-Made Suit of Clothing or Overcoat costing $12.00 or over, one of their Improved Sil­ ver Nickle Series “C.” Watches. These watches are warranted to keep good time aud are the best low priced time piece made in the world. ’ •lllousneaa, Dyspepsia, Indlgeatlon, Diseases of the Kidneys,Torpid Liver Rheumatism, Dizziness, Sick Headache, Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, Efup tlona and Skin Dlaeases. Price, OSc. per boUlr. Sold by»!I --------- <k—- We wish it understood that this is no lottery scheme, but . exactly as stated above. Among those who have adopted the above are the following well known concerns:'J. S. Hudson. Detroit, Mich.; E. R. Hull 4 Co., Cleveland, 0.; Putnam Clothing Co., Chicago; F. W. Humphrey & Co., St. louis, and many others. We have 3000 of these stem winding watches, warranted, and will keep gooj time and require as little attention as any $100 watch. (Each one put up in a handsome satin-lined case.) We give one with every Ready-Made Suit or Overcoat at $12 or upwards. And guarantees every Suit or Overcoat to be as cheap or cheaper than can be bought elsewhere, and if you are not per­ fectly satisfied with your purchase, return the goods any time within 30 days and get your money back. AGEHISS a Reflecting Safety Lamp Hi »anjplo l.nni;. wm ror Dr Poeo-EEimitl.CAHaMno * FREE! S IfiMlE SELF-CURE favorite prescription of <,n,.nf tbe ni.'^ nnjrfl Mid «urcr«to! «p«:lall»t» In UirtA taww r.-lirodlforth.-CMroofA'erroweDeSiHry, iez: .Vr>HA»«Hf.lTeaKnr«> nnrf Dreoy Sent Idptalu avaled envelope/V-e* Jlnirjl'lica-i dim Axfdrw DR. WARD A CO. Ueuieau. Mo. Nervous Exhaustion, Loss of Manhood. Adeo-pase Cloth-Ni-md.Bnok.of Adrie* to ’ouagorMIddle-Att*.! Metiwith nrewr;-":->as >r Self-treatment Sy a **• enlur ;.'i >«WT FREE JKTx&Z T-. WILLIAM* A v,O., tHLWAMELWtt. ,, i'ave °*ie of the most complete stocks ever shown in this city. , ' GRAND RAPIDS. New Goods! Call and See The Largest Stock, The Best Stock, The Best Made, At The Lowest Prices CURE Bick Headache and rtliere all the tonhlw fnddeal tea batons elite of ibesvium.eaiiiM m»Ma baa dmoi shown In coring SICK . >,yrt Carter's Little Um P.llsart ^7 Bought for Spot Cash, at less than cost to manufactnre them. feMlonal Asaoclatlona Ko Far thia Reaaon. Sv tb. S .. » u s ass** •“» 9OHiHn!&£rat WMu. liifcM ■a^llnalMnstr-1-^ to th'-** MtalvttimflooUDeaadors not cud here, and tb tsfterdl^ckb'*4 •uqWo________ ............. ............ ... „ S8 . 21.Detroit ....W ;15 The tmme.r th. Celon AeeocHlIun here made the following record: Chteaxo.. Boston..., ■aMffaora......... — —- -.-j. . x The NorUiwestern League record te follows: Dvbvqvk, !>-, June 17.—Freight Agent Parker, of tbe Illinois Central, yesterday stanu ns ACHE J^ANNER JOB ROOMS. Good Work at Fair Prices! officers of all the railroads travers- •*ss“LSJ±S HEAD R. Including the janiM of Sctnrday tlie stand­ in? of the NbUociaF Le*cue Clota te u fol- Boston . New To Children. retorts promote. Digestion .nd orenxnnM Plaralency, tion. Sour StoniKh. DtKTbtm. «nd FcSriihno-. It iMUm. natural sleep, without morphine. CARTES MtmerXE CO., New T«k b BAWD WEN. MrtropoIltBr.. BZ. L<>u:<....... BAND : MUSIC. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-07-11.pdf aba1b61bec52fefb21925feeef19b4c2 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXIX. NO. 12./, ----------- * Hastings, The Hastings Banner. FOR TEN CENTS.. County News. I tUlLISHKa FRIDAYS, AT Hastings, Barry Co., Mkjh., —BY— MARSHALL L. COOK. ii.no per year: If paid.within six ***, -l, |<er year: if not paid until extli'rlcioH •>» •l-w- Subscribers <xitp,r.. e ol Itirry Co., 91.25 per year, in­ variably cash In advance. ADVERTISING RATES: -:*.'ta ’dbancetor siieciiii ’positions^100 °° OtM DAME'S For BALSAMIC TABLETS.’ Coughs and Colds SHE PATENT TUMBLE! TOP , MEDICINE TIME KEEPEB, Invaluable in the «iek subscription rates, ’ ONE COOK BOOK. THIS SUMMER, a, ^~^u“SEL‘^U“0.rSsB3 JOB PRINTING. °* prine to I-K in ttm Printing De­ d!££.“ .* ttlif Ban*NKR. Everything In the '..lice • new: and with the latest faces of entif , l • • .v.*.l patten* of machinery. THE PARK REGION OF MINNESOTA :*H> *1 ni workmen employed, enables the Ban s n: h» liret class job work.__________ _ _______________ 1 4 ! ENTIRELY EHEE FROM MALARIA, /•1LEMEX £ >MITII, Lawyer, eiutlfiil scenery. romantic drives, an abun'dnee of excellent hotels, steamboats, railroads (Offire over R. K. Grant’s store.) nJr?erBbl° •^fractious to SUMMER fru"l''es m .til courts of the State. Collections •!22ny hundred« of lakes Ln the prtT.i)'*b !<*'!< ■d after. -. a pens. C. H. \*A n A rsan . 6 iv off considerable attention from the fact that I/1YAI. K. K ere Is offered the rare attraction of KNA-l’Pl X & VasAKMAN, Lawyers. Hastings National Bank.) SALT WATER. BATHING. Pamnhleta and tall information regarding JOHN f. LRVETII, T Attorney at Law, Middleville, Mich. T) ’a. niskern, I. Lawyer. (Over Spaulding's dry goods store.) Wi < attendi promptly to all business in all Cour?. Ubnrjtwi reasonable. 4 E. KEN ASTON. A. Attorney at Law, , (Over J. s. Goodyear & Co. ’» store.) Pr.t-’tiff* m all courts of the State. Collections promptly attending to. sunn. u-ic 'HE NEW ART GALLERY, North of Merchant's Exchange. Desiring to give our new method an Introduc­ tion to the public, we have concluded to furnish, W. LOWRY', M.D., even though the coat of production greatly ex­ V. Physician, Surgeon and Oculist, ceeds the old method so long In use. our Fine-’ (dike. JO! Thorn St.. Hastings, Mich.) Finished Artistic Imperial Cabinet Cards tor Calls m town nr country promptly attended. S3.M per dozen; Panels. H.M; Cards. 92.00; Dffl. r lmurtr-6 to 10 a. m. and 1 to 3 p. m. Tln^Types, 4 for 30 cents. Telephone at Holtowaya’ drug store. 0r Sj—cial ..in-ntlon paid to surgical diseases The public are cordially invited to eall and *nd di«e-ivs of the eye and ear. examine specimens made by the Instantaneous QACKE TT BL’TLEB, ■ process at the New Gallery . D I’ysicmns and Surgeons, (Prairieville, Mich.) AU e:i!U, night or day. promptly attended. I? K.TIMMERMAN, I. Homu pathic ITtysician & Surgeon, • j’ lrirdOflr east of Holloways’ drug stare.) Tin. wm. JONES, Ju Dentist. Ai: v.ork promptly* attended to. Superior^ ENDORSED BY 1 AU-°TUEH WELTON & WHITLOCK Are,wmls lor the Watertown insurance Co. They write i> ilieles on a man’s property against los* by tire, lightning or wind; agninst a man's life by death ami accident. riOUK A -11 ELDON, 451000 (Onlcein Abstnwt Block, Hastings, Mleh.) Have the oriiy set ol Abstract Books In Barry Cfuuty. 7) on ^MONUMENTS T A. FIX>TE, M. D.. We now feel that we can truthtally and con* U. Physician and Surgeon, sclenUonsly say. without fear or favor, and (Office east side Main St.. Nashville,Mich.) prove it by K—Hence next door north Wolcott House. SCIKNTIFIC FACTS, Al! .Mil* promptly attended too. day or night. as well as htetorieal atata. that the White Bronze Monuments and Statues are the best in TOSEPH KNIGHT, tow<.rtJ. s A HOLMES, Agent, J Veterinary Surgeon. (fcKideace. Rutland, near Yeckley school house.) Hastings. Mich. Will attcml all calls for services night ar clay. Charges re:v*nable. yOR SALE E. F. Biiowxj M. D. w. p. POLHKMLM, M. D. DHS. BROWN & POLHEMU8, Moinceputhlc Physicians & Surgeons. (Offiii* over Julius Russell’s store. Main St.) Ca!1*. niwvred from the office at all bourn of th-; flavor nlriit. Dr. iSlhemtw wilt give special Bltentfoi) :<> diseases of the Bye and Ear. The property known as the "Morgan Place," 031 ’.•e,hour*~-n to 12 a. in.; 2 to4 p. in. on Church street, Hastings, Mich. fLARKE & RIKER, For terms, etc., call on or address 'Attorneys at Lafr and Solicitors in Chancery. (Office* In Vulon block, over Beamer Bros.) Hastings. Mich. Practice in all courts of the state. Attend to AGENT. collections and perfecting titles to real estate. Mon*} to loan insurance taken, etc., etc. At a Bargain C. Whitcomb, Or MRS. F. M. POTTER. Vermontville. piULlI’ T. COLGROVE, -L Lawyer, Hastings, Mich. !। Attorney for Barry County. olmes a holly. H Or Woodland, tie-re to mil the special attention at their ’ many friends to thelf r SPRING STOCK COXMIVTIHO or DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS ASHVILLE Agricultural Depot. Uiv 2-ta Nu Light in Draft, left cut, and vnll elevate and bind grain from 10 inches to 8 teet -f lon8- . AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES, CROCEERY, BaiMB ud CroiB Movers, AND GLASSWARE. Royee Reapers. gvczyertWeot We propose to do an honest business, pay as «u :h lor produce as Hustings or Nashville, and •ell yon goods at a reasonable profit, competing •Uh the showplaces. Haying and Hamming Machineryusfd- FARM MACHINERY Bcmo We appreciate the liberal patronage our friends have given us In the past, and hope to "“■ril»l«g, „[ Woodland trade br fair CWInSMdlewprtcew SEVEN PER CENT, dismount for cash will be given on sums of $1.00 and upwards, except sugars and prints. HOLMES &. HOLLY, mich., july h, i884 G'”“ aunssrandblsslookot Hardware and Bmlding Material, Doors, Sash, Glass, Ac., &C-, ®c* pricea Low M Koybody. C. L. GLASGOW. DRLTON. A Weather very cool and good time to harvest. The 4th was not celebrated at the corners to any extent Harvesting has already commenced. Rev. Chas. Chase, of Albion, is visit­ ing his college associates' in tilts place. Mrs. George McCrodan is visiting her parents in Sherwood, Mich. A quiet little gathering just over the way convened on Thursday, Jujy 8d, at the residence of Mr. William Ford. Sr., as was said, to celebrate his birthdaybut as all things must change sooner or later this was changed to a more solemn and noble purpose, to the mar­ riage of Mr. F. A. Blackman to Miss Mattie Ford. The hour was set at three o’clock p. m. and as the invited guests were promptly on hand elder Bradley, of Richland, officiated in mak­ ing the happy couple man and wife. After the joy wishing and hunj shak­ ing was over, all were Invited to the dining room to partake of supper. The table was heavily laden with goodies and fairly groaned beneath its weight, lee cream and oranges were in al>undance, and to say the ice cream was splendid can only be explained by see­ ing the partakers thereof enjoy it so much. After refreshments were over (although Mr, Ford reminded us whilst eating that another birthday party was likely to take place in the near future with a motive similar to this, for he has another daughter yet at home) we listened to some music by Miss Allie Ford; when Mrs. Ford presented the happy couple with what presents were brought, consisting of: A fine gold watch and chain, from Mr. F. A. Blackman to his bride. Silver dinner castor, from Mr. and Mrs. M. Gwin. Mr. Thomas Blackman and Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Norwood. Bible stand, from Mr. Edward Haines and Miss Allie Ford. . Set silver forks, from parents ot bride. Majolica fftiit dish, from Mr. and Mrs. Adalbert Blackman. Hand made pin cushion, from Mr. and Mrs. William Ford-jr. After which cigars were passed around. The newly married couple came to their home that night where they are ready to receive their friends at any time they wish to come. May they journey down the stream of time hand in hand making life a pleas­ ant dream., : . Mr. Henn- Haywood, an old man. jumped from a swing and broke his leg above the knee. Miss Count, a daughter of Mr, Wm. Count, of Yankee Springs, while driv­ ing to the grove, was met by a runaway team, demolishing the carriage and hurting Miss Count quite badly. Mr. Charles Hayter and wife, of Bat.tie Creek, spent last week with friends here. Mrs. Fannie Buyce and‘daughter Belle are visiting at Eld. Gillaspie’s. Rev. Mr. White and wife, of Sparta, took in the celebration at Barlow lake. School closed in Dist. No. 4., June 13.Number enrolled, 55; average daily at­ tendance, 32. Pupils neither tardy nor absent:—Jennie Kershaw, Henry Ker­ shaw, Jennie Cook. Kirk Broward, Franc Broward, Lillie Barlacome, Henry Barlacome, Floyd Minor, Eddie Brainard, Sarah Merlaw, NelHe Merlaw, Horace Wheeler. Bertha Gibson, Homer Wagle. Not tardy:—Manie Cook, Nicholas Bronard, Sidney Bronard, Maggie Bronard, Jennie Brainard, Jay Brainard, John Rogers, Leander Rogers, Eugene Rogers, Arthur Nich­ ols, Ora Wagle. f WHOLE NO. 1512. Mr. Martin has suffered for the past three years from consumption. He had been township treasurer two or three terms, was an honorable,' upright man, and held the confidence and esteem of the entire community. He was buried from the, M. E. church on Monday, Rev. E. Fosset officiating. Mr. Martin leaves a wife and two'children, besides brothers, sisters and mother to mourn his loss. C. L. Glasgow spent Sunday with his family at Jonesville. Walter Webster is in town for a few days visiting friends. He is now locate ed at Manistee. Daniel Keyes has given up possession of the upper hotel, and rented the Blair bakery. Fred Dunlap and. H. Southwell, of Vermontville, came to our town on Monday, got drunk, and were generally disorderly. They were arrested and fined 87.00 each. Rapids, who, in an hoar's eloquent talk clearly outlined the political issues of the day, and gave cogent reasons why Blaine and Logan should be elected. Mr. James Clarke then made a rousing speech, giving reasons for the “faith that Is in him." John W. Custer, L. E. Knappen, P. T. Colgrove and Clement Smith spoke a few moments. After a vote of thanks to Judge Stone and three cheers for Blaine and Logan the meet­ ing adjourned to meet the evening of the 22d inst. L The following is a dispatch to the Detroit Evening Journal from Chicago: “I just met Gen. Innis. lie was dis­ gusted with the situation, and about to go home. He has seen enough to be sat­ isfied that the convention wul nominate a man whom Blaine will beat. He thinks democrats will cut a small figure in the canvass, and the Butler move­ ment will assume formidable propor­ tions four years hence. Innis does not want fusion in Michigan this year on national, state or congressional ticket, and believes in letting the third party men be counted. He says they wifi gain by it J. M. Weston, of the Grand Rapids Leader, ears the action, of the conven­ tion will insure Michigan to Blaine, and give the republicans in the state the entire congressional delegation." . ADDITIONAL LOCAL. The next regular meeting of the Blaine and Logan club will occur- on the 22nd, Tuesday evening, at which time it is proposed to have a big time. Clement Smith, P. W. Niskern and S. J. Bidelman were appointed as committee ANGIE BATES, Teacher. Ex-Gov. St John is no saint, despite to make arrangements for this meeting. his saintly name. He came here to de­ Carlton.Life is but a dreary waste, anyhow. liver a temperance lecture. It was so Our boys went to Freeport the 4th. advertised. The notices stated explicit­ No doubt Dr. Wright will be missed It has been the aim of the Banner to ly that it was not to be a> political but that does not justify the Carlton alway pursue such course as met the speech. After the local press had been imposed upon and republicans bad been correspondent in casting a reflection approval of the wise man of the Jour­ solicited to contribute to the expenses nal. But “proxy proprietorship” and of getting him here, he took advantage upon the remaining physician. “ deteriorate ’ * are too heavy words for of every thin pretext to inflict a politi­ , Fleming advertised some hogs for sale; taken up by the McMurray boys. us to bear up under. As a newspaper cal harangue on an audience that bad been inveigled into the church under Mrs. Cyntha Crandall died Saturday man and financier John is such a gigan­ false pretenses. The effect of the speech evening from the natural changes oc­ tic success, you know.. 1’lease excuse if any, and certainly its intent, was to curring in the aged. Was affected some us. Mr. Cook has been telegraphed to stir up prejudice against the republican ■partv. It was a fraud on the people, return at once. by a fall. She was seventy-three years and If the fact had been advertised, as of age. Funeral was held at Mr. Jerry Republicans of Barry county should it should have been, that it was to be a Rodger's Monday. Her body was in­ not fail to attend the primaries to select­ partisan address, there would not have terred in the Fuller cemetery. delegates to the county convention to been a corporal's guard to hear it, aside from those who sympathize with the Abe Davenport is quite seriously be held August 6th. In a great meas­ democracy and such republicans as sick. , ure the success of the ticket depends would go to any political meeting from upon the action of the county conven­ curiosity. The next time a "reformer” The glorious .fourth is over. Wheat ripening fast and makes busy tion, which will be one of the most im­ of any kind comes here to make a dem­ ocratic stump speech let it be advertised portant gatherings of the kind ever as such.—Ionia Sentinel. times to get ready for harvest. Dr. Hull is now boarding at Mr. Bela held in Barry county. By all means let No person should think Of subscrib­ ever}- township send its representative Crane’s, nearer his office. ing for “The Lives of Blaine and Lo­ A correspondent from Morgo-Thorn- republicans as delegates. gan” till they are shown the authorized apple writes that Miss Cornelia Bollin­ The Journal editor is really an object official^dition by W. K. Houghton. A­ ger has returned from Ohio. There is of commiseration. Poor fellow, he’s ML, Professor Political Science, Indiana University. Professor Houghton’s well a mistake, she has Ixjen a member of our left without a party or party leader. known ability as a historian and politi­ lodge since early in the spring. She Some time ago Ben. Butler said that cal writer is a sufficient guarantee that went to Morgan last week, but has re­ the mission of the greenback party had his book will be the best, and, since turned and is with us again, living at been accomplished. Ben. has acted ac­ this is an especial effort of the author, we may look for something in this line . Frank Andrus’. x , cordingly and foisted himself onto the‘ that will excel anything of the kind Rumored that Carpenter & Smith democracy. Our journalistic friend। ever attempted by others. Besides the netted 860.00 the 4th in their candy and can’t do likewise, however, for the. lives* of the candidates, the work will MOBGO-THOBMAPPLE. lemonade stand at Freeport. The boys democracy of Barry county don't want contain a history of the Republican party, protraying its brilliant record Dame rumor says that a man living did their share of yelling and they him, and, furthermore, they will not througfrihe entire period of its exist­ south of Morgan some three miles has received their share of the money I ence, and\a fund of other information have him. left his family. that has required many years to collect. presume. “It’s a Lie?’ say some of our local1 This work will take precedence over all A pleasant time at Vermontville the The funeral of Cyntha Crandall was others, for it is an authority, and justly greenback luminaries when speaking of fourth. largely attended on Monday. She was . merits a liberal patronage. We hope Nashville Jumbo was quite a dwarf­ a relative of Mrs. Jerry Rogers, and a the telegraph reports that Ben Butler some enterprising person in this county ish little fellow. good old lady who will lie missed by has avowed his fealty to the democratic will secure an agency for this book at party by the assertion that he would once, and reap the harvest that awaits The largest feature of Nashville 4th’ many. __________ support the democratic nominee, who­. a vigorous canvass. The Carton Pub­ was the peanut stands which lined each WOODLAND. ever he might be. Ben has went farth­ lishing Co., of Chicago, are the publlshside of Main street. Mat Dove, a citizen of this town, died er than this even; at a meeting of the Mrs. George Norton, the jolly miller —The number of colored Catholic of Barryville, has taken unto himself a suddenly last Wednesday, of inflama- Massachusetts delegation he said that “he would support the nominee, who- nuns in this country is slowly but grad­ tion of the bowels. rib. ually increasing. 'They are known aa The majority of the people of Wood ­ Strong talk of a grove meeting after tbe Oblate Sisters of Providence. Thia organization waa ‘instituted for the harvest, if a suitable grove can be se­ land that celebrated visited Vermont­ the stump for him.” amelioration of the condition.of tin ville. cured near Barryville. Characteristic.—Wednesday Dur­ colored race in this country, as well ah J. M. Rowlader was severely kicked bin Ward called upon Ben. Butler for Mr. C. Woodard can sit up a part of for their apiritual and' temporal welfare. by a horse one day last week, but is the time. He h* hopes that he will ye.t information when the following con­ This community was founded in Balti­ able to be about again. more by the Rev. Father Joubert, a versation took place: get welt Farmers are busy in wheat harvest at Elier Abbott delivered a splendid ad­ “Butler, what hopes have you of the present. The crop promises to be a dress to a good audience on Sabbath nomination?" field, of Baltimore, and wm approved good one. “I will get Massachusetts on the first by Pope Gregory XVI. on the secood of evening last. School closed last Friday. There will Mr. Wm. Willson, of Morgan, is laid ballot." ‘ October. 183I.-K. E Kme*. be a special school meeting of Dist. No. —It i* related of the late ex-Sberiff “What on the second?” “Nothing.” up with erysipelas in his feet. Shanncn, of Blair County, that at the Meeting at R. R. HaD at Morgan 4, held on Tuesday evening, July 15, to “On the third ?” “Nothing." time ha executed McConaughy. the Wednesday, July the 16th, for the pur­ consider about having a fall term of “Nothing on the fourth ?" “Nothing.” pose of organizing a Blaine and Logan school, not voted for at last annual “When in the name of common sense time while the condemned man was pro­ club. Itta hoped that the republicans school meeting. do you expect to be nominated, then?” testing his innocence. The rope broke, John Lee's youngest child is not ex­ of Morgan and vicinity wUl turn out The widow leaned over and whispered and MoConaughy sprang to his feet anti pected to recover from it sickness. in Durbin’s ear, “When hell freezes declared he waa “now a free man.” and take hold of the work in earnest. "O no. Robert,” said the Sheriff, -well A young child of Will Downing was over.” • BUTLAND. try it again, and this time we’ll doable buried last Sunday. Haying the order of the day. The On The 4th Mr. John Yarger, of the rope.” The wretch is said to have A prospective big lawsuit between then for the first time realized the horhay thus far secured has been in firsttwo brothers has been, by the interven­ Freeport, met with an accident during rate order, although the yield la light. the display of fire-works in that place. full and explicit confession of hisdiaboltion of friends, indefinitely postponed. Bev. O. N. Hunt, of Cedar Springs, It appears that the combustibles were Elmer Rising is visiting in Ohio. haa been visiting among hie friends. Dr. Baughman and some friends are all upon the platform erected for the He has been pastor of the Congrega­ talking of taking a pleasure trip up display, and they canght fire. Mr. Yar­ In the davs of biliousness when your tional church ot that place for two ger leaped from the platform and broke liver is torbid and your akin yellow, re­ north. member you have a never-failing friend yean but has closed his labors there Mike Rowlader has purchased a new one of the bones in one of his ankles, in I>r. Jonw’ Red Ckover Tonie, which and accepted a call to Stockbridge, self-binder and don’t propose to work and injuring his other-foot-^so that he is unable to use it yet. Dr. Beck­ Ingham county. so hard during harvest, hereafter. Everybody enjoyed the «h whether Wanted, some one to explain what ham reduced the fracture, and reports ague and malaria diseases and rfiWMrr at home or somewhere else, but those causes the muddy condition of the that Mr. Y. is doing well, although' he of the blood and kidneys, its action » prompt and cure speedy. Price 50 cents. who faMed to hear Dr. Joy’s oration water of Jordon lake. The lake is low will not regain the use of his limb for ofFred’k Hotchkiss. tost a rich treat. and at this time of year U clear. For several months. By this accident the The Banter, one dollar a year. Twelve persona were baptized al Po* the last ten days the water has been grand display of fire works advertised dunk lake by Bev. Crosby. They were muddy enough to spoil the fishing. to take place was somewhat abbrevia­ The best on earth, can truly be said the result of the revival meetings held Various theories are lieing given for ted, though brilliant. Rockets, pin of Griggs'Glycerine Salve, which la a hurt winter. Eight of the converts wheels, etc., etc., with general fizz, bang, sure cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, the cause. joined the United Brethren^ two the John H- Smith cut over tons of vanished into smoke in a very short wound*, and all other sores. Will pos ** , tetter and all skin t*rwbyterians of your city, and two the good clear hay from less than three space of time. Fortunately none others this wonder healer. Baptists. The balance, fifteen, joined acres of ground. How is that for hay ? wore injured. the Methodist, which accounts for every On account of the accident of the one but one who came to the altar Hotchkiss. The fourth in Nashville was cete- 4tb, extensive preparations were not during the revival meetings. The Banker, one dollar a year. I,rated in good irtylA tte program ad­ made for the ratification meeting of Tuesday evening, the committee deem­ The 4th of July Is past, and we have vertised being carried out without any ing it more expedient to hold such a Oar btaalaga are not appreetated tmaccidents. The day propitious and the settled down to business again. crowd was large enough to handle meeting later. However, the court Wheat is ready for the reaper. Some ■ house was well filled, the meeting was panilv Very little drunkenness. In­ wbicb are already cutting: deed, it sustained the reputation of thei called to order by D. R. Cook, president The 4th passed o« very pleasanUy at Tillage, of always succeeding in any of the Blaine and Logan club, who aoaK-.bataUthMt Harlow lake with one of the largest crowds that ever met lb thta part of the such enterprise. Wn. Martin died at his residence in county. There were two quite serious Nashville on Sunday morning, aged 85. followed by Judge Stoor, o< Grand I accidents. �g1 _________ XICHI6AN MAT® ' tataly commend him. England knows that James G. Blaine is erery inch an American, and that if elected he will es­ tablish the commercial supremacy of the United States on the American con­ Hastings. Mich., July 11,1884. tinent. They know too well that he mo«t earnest efforts to promote tbe pa-aare of such lerialaUon as will secure to every clU- will jealously guard our interests at ■en. of whatever race and color, the full and home, and fearlessly head off any little Batter - Oea—TT. complete reeognltlon. poeerasiou and exercise 9b®l°c. E«g». 16«18«o* ot all civil and political rights. schemes Great Britain may have to build up her own interests at the ex­ MlcbKw. r™» ™ * pre­ FoF President, Republican State Convention to nominate pense of America. It is no wonder Eng­ Bay City a few days a<o, an* was P , .__ ..... .. Iraratrar* for nouncJlc». ot «>• “>0,‘ JAMES ti. BLAINE. of Maine. land fears him, and the English ppess iui miv - ---------- - -------l» point ot —»“*• For Vice Presidents new, will be bold at Whitney s Uperwbouaa, abuses him/ ,«r b.M to tb. Stale. JOHN A. LOO AN. of Illinois. in tbe city of Doiroit. at eleven o c ock a. m. on Wednesday. Aujrust U. USB- In accordanpe The greatest blow Great Britain ever When .X-City TwonreiA", with a__________ reeoluUon — adopted at Grand Rapids, u_ « III inflicted upon Ireland was the repeal of ,.ns. turned o«r bl. offlo. . y-r W Mr. McKinley, of Ohio, from the Committee the laws that protected Irish manufac­ ... . ,borta<. io bb acooonla. ™ ou Keaoiutions. then preaentod the foiknrin* e>ctlon <in Iftai) and one additional delegate tures. English competition drove the day U>. dty r7°'^ * ”,‘fhe Republicans of the United States in for every fraction of three hundred votes, but his bondsmen for J00,183. It National Cotreettttoa —srsnlih d .renew their each organized county will be entitled to at Irish industries to the wall, and forced the charges of embezzlement now pending allegiance to tbe principle* upon which they least one delegate. Under a resolution of JS5S no delegate will them to suspend. Instead of manufac­ against Wood would be poshed. have triumphed in aixauoceaalve Presidential Wm. Rigg*, arrested for embezzling the ctoctlona. and congratulate the American be entitled to a seat whodoee notresWe.lu the turing what her people need, Ireland is people on ti>c attainment of so many results county he proposes to represent- In ac­ in legislation and administration by which the cordance with a reso ution adopted at a to-day dependant upon England for her luud. ot Edward* Town.bHx <*«“*’ Krputdicun party ha*, after saving the Union, meeting of the State Central Committee wares and goods. Irish capital and ■County, ba. town dhcWr,^ tn>m 1M0. tbe Sec­ done so much to reader lu inslltutlor.a just, at Detroit. June Si, . equal and beneficent, the safeguard of liberty retary of each County Convention ia re­ labor were thus driven into idleness. criminal cbarv, and 1. now ed against in a civd suit to collect and the embodiment of the beat thought and quested to forward to the Secretary of the State Central Committee by tbe earliest mall Just what she did for Ireland, England hwhert purpose* of our citizens. 10J of which he is deficient. Tbe Republican party has gained Its after the delegates to the State Convention strength by quick and faithful response to are chosen acertlfled list of aueb delegates aa is to-day attempting to do for America, Mr. and Mr.. Jam ?• Dthe demands of tbe people for tbe freedom are entitled to sit in rise State through the Cobden clubs, and through troit, celebrated their goldea wedding a p Convention. T------------ -----------Vaxuli Chairman. and equality of all men, for a united Nation, the free trade wing of the democratic few days ago. The former is ••Teoty«7; aaauring the righto of all citizen*, for the ' Wm. Livingstone, Jr. Burton Parker. H. B. Kowlmn. elevation of labor, for an honest currency, W. H. Coots, en and tbe latter seventy-one yeara ote P*rty. 4 ________ __________ T. F. Giddings. for purity tn legislatton and for integrity and D. B. Alngrr, They are Germans, and the family baa Wm. Chamberlain, accountability Tn all departments ot tbe Gov- . C. V. R. Pond, If you want to build up American in­ long been prominant in local musical drernmeut, and it accepts anew tbe duty of G. W. McBride. leading in the work ot progress and reform. C. W. Walking dustries; if you want the duty on wool des. They went to Detroit from Germany Wm. M. Kilpatrick, We lament the death or Preaident Garfield. R. Wlnaor. C. M. Marcln. restored to its old figures; if you want in 1857. and reared twelve children, nine of . wbo-e sound statesmanship, iong conspicuous John Abbott, Green Pack. in Congresa. gave promise of a strong and ’ £ O. Shaw, J. O Roekafellow. the American name to become more re­ whom are now living. They have forty-/ ■uoceaarul Administration, a promise fully F. J. Meech, C. E. Holland. rflvo grandchildren. realized during the short period of his office State Central Committea. spected at home and abroad; if you M Preaident of tbe United States. His dtoA new post-office has been establlabed at ___ _______ _____ stare. wish to build up our commercial inter­ tlnguisbed success in war and peace had enDetroit, June S, UM. North Street, Bt. Clair County. de ured him to the heart* of tbe American ests; if you wish to maintain American people. ' I Nellie Smith, a married woman, who, . in thtTAdmiotstration ot President Arthur supremacy on the American continents; with a oouple of other women, had been Republican County Convention. we recognize a wiae. conaervaUve and patri- i A republican county convention to elect ten if you want a sound and progressive fishing and drinking at Kalamaaoo a few otic policy under which the country has been blessed with remarkable prosperity, and we , delegates to the third district congressional believe hto eminent sorvkee are entitled to , convention to be held at Jackson on Tuesday, administration of public affaire; sup­ days ago jumped into the river about four and win receive the hearty approval of every : Augu.4 12. ISM. ten delegates to the state con­ port Blaine and Logan and the entire re­ o’clock. ' The body was found about seven tention to be held at Detroit on Wednesday, citizen. q’dock. it 1* the first duty of a good Government to August 13. 1UM. to nominate a candidate for publican ticket. . candidates protect tberights and promote tbe interest* representative to ~ state legislature, --------- ---------------William Emery, a lake Captgin living of Rs own people. The largest diversity 01 for county officers, and for the tntnsaetton of The democrats are playing a neat near Detroit, fatally shot Alex Ketohum, industry, ia most productive of general such other busiuess as stay eenu- twfore the prosperity and of the comfort and lode- ronwntion. will be held at the court house, In game. In order to capture the. vote of a farmer, a few days sgn, for alleged inti­ peodenco of the people. We therefore . the city of Hastings, on Wednesday, August d, the Irish protestants, they are heralding macy with Mrs. Emery. demand that the imposition of duties on for- at 11 o'clock, a. nx. eign imports shut) be made not •• lor revenue . Under a resolution adopted August 17. 1 DTK, A son of Captain Sam Neff, of Apple­ only." but that in raising the requisite rev- 1 the several township* ami wards are entitled to; abroad the fact that. Blaine's mother enuea for tbe the Government, Govu.—__ __ such —duties -----------------shall I _ delegates —w---------aa follows, to-wit: was an Irish Catholic. In order to keep ton, Wis~ came to his death in a myste­ so levied a* aa to afford security to our diver- Assyria be ro *wria 6 How 0 rious manner at Menominee a taw days the Irish Catholics in tlie democratic sgo. When the boat of which his father ■tiled industries, and protection to the rights iialflmo're 6 ■ml wage* of the laborer, to the end that not- ]bir'n « ’ ' .follll-itliwll. • . fold they assert that,, though Blaines: |B »ai ready to -*ttart be waa miss- owner __ _________ *y ** —* *-» Ive and intelligent labor, as well ns capital. Carlton 5 Maple Grow. d. may have its Just reward, ami the laboring Castleton. — 10. Orangeville. 5. being found in his room mother was a Catholic, he is not a pro- ing. HUclothes _j____ mar. his full share in the National pio*perlty. Hastings, 3. . iTalneville, tt. lessor of that faith! This double shuf- it was feared that be had fallao In ths rivAgainst the so-called economic system of wd. 2 Rutland, 5. tbe Ix-uiocratk: party, which would degrade Hartings•• City,1st tie will yet land the democracy on its «r .nd Upon dradginsU. 2d wd. 2 Thornapple. 10. our latior to the. lorelgn standard, we enter •• 3d wd. 3 Woodland. *. back; see if it doesn't. rtrar _ . river hu his body-M body was dtoorarad. disoo vered. our earnest protest. The Democratic party •• (th wd. 4 Yankee Springs, 4. failed completely to relieve tho people of tb<______________ _ Anson Fromley, regirter register ox of urou» deeds ut of Total, 1 10. burden of unnecessary taxation by a wise re The most Stupid, lazy and useless Jackson County, died at his home In Jack. . WM. H. I*UWERS. Chalrtuan. ' duetion of the surplus. The Republican party places itself to cor­ Philo A. Nnkldon. Emory Pabady. son a few days ago. He had been in the Gayuibd W. bkablk , house of representatives in our history rect the ineouallUas of the tariff, and to re­ CiJtNKNT Smith. service of the county nearly twenty years, Remildicau County Executive Committee. duce the surplus, not bv the vicious and in­ I is the late one in which the democrats and waa a very popular officer. discriminate process of borizonUd reductV’b. EKED. ALEXANDER. S. < r.-Un. Dated, Hastings, July 2. 18M. had a large majority. They started out hot by such methods as win rellehe the tax­ The residence of Barney O’Connell, a payer without injuring the labor or the great 1 with great professions; and, had their farmer, two milea north of Montague, Mus­ productive intoreataof tbe country. editorial Notes. We recognize the importance of sheep hus­ party ever been known to keep its prom­ kegon County, was burned recently- loss, bandry in tbe United Stalos, tbe serious de­ Begole Co. have nuule a recon!l ises, the people would have expected 53,000; insurance, $2,000. pression which it ia now experiencing and the danger threatening ita future prosperity, and which cannot lie “pointed to” with anyJ much. As.it was the people looked for The Michigan Central Road has passed we. there tore, respect tbe demands of the representatives of this important agricultu great degree of pride Vy the citizens ofr little or nothing iron, these l.ragpirt It. July dlxidend. It. nW ineom. (or.lx sal interest, for a readjustment of duty upon ° . mnnth. v$71,333 months h«inff being nn only $71,383 after navinr paying the foreign wool, in order that such industry shall this state. Uncle Josiah professed to statesmen, and have not lieen disap­ due proportion, to the Canada Southern have full nud adequate protects n. be a reformer, and vehemently opposed pointed. __________________ branch. Hist! Keep still, will you ? There's a axmey known to tbe eivlUzen worta, ana we giving or taking passes from railroads, J. Bevins, of Rose Lake. Osceola Counurge that efforts should be made.to unite al) branding it as a bribery. During the hen on. Look out for a big hatch. It oammereial nations in tbe establishment of aa inurnationul atundnnl which shall fix for two years of his private secretary’s is now discovered that Blaine's mother ago. all tbe relative value of gold and silver coin­ Michael Bayham committed suicide at reign as governor, the virtuous old man was an Irish Catholic! and the demo­ his l>ome, four milea east of Jackson, the reg ilatlonof commerce with forcing nations and between tbe States Is one of the has lieen riding all over the state on cratic press is publishing all over the other night, by taking Paris green. He was moat important prerogative* of the general passes from railroads. His stateswamp land that his mother lived and died a i seventy-six years old, and had made hie Government, and tbe Republican party dlstrectiy announces Us purpose tosupport such land commissioner tried to draw pay Catholic! This contemptible effort to home untenantable for himself 6r any one legislation aa will fully and efficiently carrv for time when he was not commission­ bring religion into politics will surely out tbeconstitutional power of Congre*s over Inter-state Commerce. The principle of the er; is not in his Lansing office once a’ William I. Clayborn died at Marshall react in Blaine’s favor. public regulation of railway corporations is a recently of blood-poisoning. He wm a wise and salutary one for the protection of month, except to draw his salary; is a Begole, Fuller Co. are still bargain­ member of tbe Ninth Michigan infantry all classes of tbe people, and we favor legisla­ blatant blatherskite on general princition that shall prevent unjust indiscrimina­ ing with the Michigan democracy for during the war, and wm two years mtion and excessive charges for transportation sistant enrolling and engrossing clerk of and that secure io ihe, people and tbe rail­ ways alike the fair and eqpai protection of things he said no officer should, and the sale and delivery of what was once the Michigan House of Rapresootativun. the laws the greenback party. Anything to keep and for some years a clerk in the Land We favor tbe establishment of a National who has acquired a state reputation for Bureau nt Labor, the enforcement of the cheek. Eugene Pringle is another the red-ticket statesman and his swamp, Office. Right-hour law, a wise and judicious system Tbe Michigan . Wheelmen held their of general education by adequate appropria- shining light. He usetl to lie a republi­ land henchman in power is their motto. tM»o from tbe National revenues wherever the They have no principles Which they are meeting recently at Marshall, Calhoun same is needed. We believe that everywhere can, but in 1872 became a democrat be­ tbe protection to a citizen of American birth cause Grant appointed some of his own not willing to barter for place and County, £be events being well contested. W. C. Munger, of Detroit, won the five__________________ relatives to positions within his gift power. mUe race in 19:55, the best record ever Nation*) differenc by latergailonai arbitra­ We are still anxious to know just made in Michigan. The righteous old fellow went all over tion. Tbe Republican party, baving ltt birth in a the state howling “nepotism! nepotism!! when Ben. Butler experienced a change Reports to the State Board of Health by haired ot tlavc labor, and a desire that all ’ heart, so that— he liecame a reformer sixty-one observers of diseases in dlfferem awn may bo truly free and equal, la unalter­ nepotism!!!" Begole made him insur- o - ---------------------ably oppoaed to placing our working-men In ance commissioner. He effiploys two the laboring man’s friend, when the aompetltion with any form of eervile labor, whether at home or abroad. In Ufa apirit wo more clerks than his predecessor, and Journal formerly branded him a beast, June 2K, indicated that intermittent fever, •eaounbe tbe importation of contract labor, neuralgia, bronchitis and remittent fever whether from Europe or Asia, 'w .an offence the two additional clerk* are Pringle's a spoon-thief and a salary grabber. increased, and inflammation of the kid­ ■againit tbe spirit of Amerlcan'SHadtutlona, ■ad ae piedga onreehesto auaialn tbe prea- own danghtertt! That’s the kind of a Ben. Butler, in his letter accepting neys, measles and scarlet fever decreased •nt law restricting Olneac immigration nnd man I*ringle is. Barry county has rethe greenback nominatioi^for the prehi- in area of prevalence. Diptheria was re­ W provide aueb further kgiaiatlon aa la neoceiyed splendid recognition from Be- dency, declares himself an “Andrew ported pt nine places, scarlet fever at nine, measles at six, and small-pox (eighteases) u under Republican administration should gole. Norm. Bailey was made gate Jackson democrat” That’s the kind of at Le Rose Lake and Jive cases at Burdell, completed by tbe further extension of tbe tender at Ionia. Norm, has a national reformed system already established by law. a greenbacker Ben. Butler is. Osceola County. to a;> tbe grades of tbe service to which ft is reputation for fidelity to greenback applicable. The spirit and purpose of the re­ William Harrison, of Detrolt,aged twen­ The Chicago Tribune rightly calls form should be-obeerved in all executive ap­ principles. Many more instances could pointments. and ail laws at variance with tbe be cited to show how thoroughly per­ Blaine and Logan the backbone ticket. ty years, was taken aick the ocher day. while helping bis father in seme laborious objects ef existing reformed legislation abould be repealed, to the end that the dan­ meated with reform are our “principal An administration with a stiff spinal gers to free institutions which lurk in tbe column is what they will give us. started for home, but be died co thi way. power of official patronage may be wisely and servant" and his able lieutenants. The effectively avoided. Blood gushed from hla nostrils, and it waa The Plainwell Independent, in an ar­ The public lands are a heritage of the people state has stood this for two years; and ot tbe .United States, and »b< uid be reserved two years of such spreeing for a sober ticle attempting to falsify the position supposed a blood-vessel was ruptured. aa far as poaslble for small holdings by actual ' population like 'that of Michigan is a The last public execution at Detroit oc■ettiers. We are opposed to tbe acquisition of. of the Banner in-its strictures upon large tracts of thew lands by corporation* or great plenty. v the lecture of StJohn, makes use of •aid by those who seemed to know that tadivtdua a especially where such holdings io-roaidenta. aliena. and the following choice language: “A pa­ tbe people wore so disgusted and horrified ■tain such ier>*l*oon a* The Michigan democratic platform • arlL We demand of per that asserts that StJohn is endeav­ over the event that it would have b«sn im­ forfeiture of ail land demands free-trade, so that our citizens oring to run a little democratic side­ possible for some ysari thereafter to have “can sell in the dearest market and buy convicted a person of murder. show, will lie about anything." This in the cheapest." Not a civilized nation A farmer named Corelan was waylaid <txx! faith to perform the condition of aueb sheet also intimates that the resolutions while driving home to Kingaley from ever has or ever will permit its citizens <Tbcgrateful thanki of'the American people by the Bourbon county (Kansas) tem­ Traverse City, Grand TraUrM County, ■re due to tbe I nion eoHiert and Bailors of to do anything of the kind. The only tht- late war. and tbe Republican party atanda approach to it is the beggarly com­ perance union were manufactured in the other night, by thro, neighbors who ■ ptadg-ad to provide suitable pension* for ail । this office, and uses other like nonsensi­ Every Who ware disabled and for the widows and or- merce of semi-savage tribes. cal arguments (?). 'The Banner reiter­ him, stabbed him over the left eye, dviiized nation knowsAhat if it pros­ knocked four teeth out, beat his taco out at pers, if it developes( its resources, it ates its assertion, that StJohn is a polit- recognition, and then left him for dead. It ieal sore-head, repudiated by a portion, waa thought ho would recover. must give the preference to its own cit-. at least, of the temperance people of his izens; it must help build its own indus­ Tbe Hepubbcan party favors a policy which tries. A tariff, wisely adjusted, will af­ own state, because of his reprehensible shall keep us from entarwliug alliance* with action in leaving the party that has washing awgy six bridges, several houses foreign nations. and wfacb sires us the right ford tbe needed protection. Just such done and is doing so much for temper­ and quite a number of cattle and bogs. to expert that foreign eatiena shall refrain a tariff the republican party favors, and ance in Kansas and other states of the - Will Blocum, living three milea west of it favors such modifications of thetariff Wixam, Oakland County, attempted sui­ union. In the advocacy of true tem­ cide recently by placing a loaded shot-gun as will always serve to protect home in­ perance principles, the Banner doffs under hto chin and exploding k with hi* teracts — no more and no less. Every fta old-time strength *** efficiency, that H its hat to no journal nor individual foot, the charge tearing its way through other government does and has done But it does not fall in with the chi­ his bead and coining out above the owm. the same. England is not, strictly meras advocated by a few crazy-brained speaking, a free trade country. Ito fanatics, who have their personal ag­ duties amount to a tariff, and are in Recent golden weddings: Mr. and Mrs. grandizement, rather than the further­ Jacob Hiller, Four Towns, Oakland. Connsome instances a means of protection. ance of the cause they claim to advo­ •"* a ”• Kta»- Chi“’ The only reason Great Britain entirely Clair County. cate, in vfew. removed the duties on most of her man­ ufactured goods was because centuries of protection had given her manufac­ etMter auch laws as shall pron-.ptj aNy aupprrea the mrstem of priyt turers such wealth and experience that G KEEN FIELD-ABBEY-At the residence of our territory'.■ad divorce the p< they bad nothing to fear from foreign <*■&*!.byJUwTLD. Abbott, Mr. Miss Jennie GrlBtha, a i ** “ CorB AW*7, both competition. Great Britain has an eye Evart (Osceola County) g| and by the military if to business. If Americans as jealously milea in flfly-five minutes guarded their interests as Englishmen Frankie do theirs, there would lie no free-traders year-old on this side of the Atlantic. The Hastings Banner. • tbe preserver ion of free solemnly arraign tbeDetnocttjV odUrah. Republican National Ticket. <n «aid in. GERmanremEO^ K If nothing etoe made Blame popular with the American people, the fad that ■lion with extreme disfavor will ccr- •* at -O A TTV T’CJ-Cv • “*• rtsswKB . . . .hundred and Hlr.i-tj-two <l<»llajs xi><t u^pr... w<ln.v* or ’ ’ the .wwakdat fpaid, wul ....... “ ’ I <*• »°y *** th.-rr.,t. n;,xji,J2 tore, notice is hereby given that «> s-.,' the 1Mb day-of Jub next. ai'uM X U>* north InLt <i i the court house in the rftv (lf “*r °t I county, Michigan, (that 'bring"th- ula7I TBE *■*«“•** f to artw ti* amount M> claimed «, i». | ttpiiif cRmd* mortgage with intacvxt 1 NrtMKSff aimam. and the c.ai, . | gMM/aaawed.by law. Sa« jm-niitt. fJL GraarNM In said mortgage »foilt’u , I The northeast quarter of the wiithur-’ I ter; abo the we»t halt of tbe Muthra.t r,r । at section ten <K)<. containing ouc b:.n<lie ,’*25 ’ twenty amw of land more or ir** . . ■/ northeast quarter of ti»e south< a*: .,i L.---r‘7r fore deeded to Sajotna Bctt*. to. wit i,... ,, r.‘ ing at the u«»rthca»t corner i.f the n. r; quarter ot thr southraMt quarter <■[ , .,,, (Wl, running thence weal about twrei\ |. r I to a ravine, thence running along „i<> r I a suutbweaterty direction io *at<r. thru'.. *aid water to the south Um- of >«jd (, ,r h thence running eart on *«k<i line t„ qtr ’ east corner of said forty acre,, them .• n ’ •J iMjftfi to tbe place of tM-Kmuii.t, .<>• t //twenty-five acre* of land iuor>- or i.... , U? Ing to convey all my intrrr*t In -ai., r.t-ren id) acres, together uith the *aw u.rll am, « > situated tbereuu. nil being in town tu<» of range nine went. Dated. April 35,1*M. KAMVIll. < AE.m>\ (XM)K k SHELDON. Mon Attorney* for-Mortgage. fflfflttWWHF® t Livur and Kidney Remedy, Compounded from the w-U known o.Mrttfw Rom. Malt. Buchu. Man* । THEY CUBE DYSPEPSIA i HBWOT0I., REGULATE THE BOWELS,! They cure Rheumatism, and all Uri-| nary troubles. They Invigorate, nourish, strengthen and quiet the Nervous System. State of MlrhtoaD.Coanu of Barrx_ — ■ - | Ata MaalqbaC tin- Frot>*u-»<.«xi :h. < I of Barry, hoMen agthe Proi>;tt>-<■*' . ,-L of Hading* in »ald county on M<>i dm : a day of June, in the year our l!i<i..-..i,.- ’ht hundred and eighty-four. f*rr*Hit.<'lrineai Smith. Ju<k> s ........... I In the nuUtrrof the eatakNan.y • □. I I tork, deceased. 1 (hi readtna and Sling the iM-mioii. ,.ri I flrd.oaWllUanrG. McCUnt.* k. I last will and testament of said tlercaix-d ; rmIng that hla Anal aerouat this Ac. r.l.-«i ... ■> * may be beard and allow<-d and Le d - ...ijrd J from hisBaid trutt. i Thereupon II Is ordered, lliat Mondjv. tur am . day of July next, at leu n'rark i th* tore- ’ ■ noon.benMignedfortbeiMkrinrol -.i .l iwr i oti ___ 4 and that the bein at law »aid • ■. . ^^TnsnniYTOTts i I shotoer person* Interest, din *aid.»t.c Xkus 4 'qutrcd to appear al a session <>t sauirmr -i!tu H mmw aa m to be holdrti at tin- Probate offi.-.- tn tl><- . 4 |H y ar "W WkW H**un».".. m vu.t ■■ . ■■ -■ I I I I IK v Im "■" And it i» further ordered lIihi Mid j- f ..ncr t give notice to the person* Intcre-tcd it.’-u .1 e*. IHtr. of the iwndeticy -d xtul •' : : . h'-arliu; them-t by < .pimiu. .> : ■ W.B ! to be published Inthv H**:mx* myynu.rii*. I paper printed and cin-ulatrd In -aid «-•;.: »> of 1 parity the BLOOD,'reg*- Harry oorr In racli week for three -u ■ -«.ie the LIVER and KtJMIlvB. weeks previous to »ald day of henrniK. «•« ffiaALTM I r CLEMENT SMR h. (A true copy.] ’ Judge of l’r > »*:e. ■ g w Mortgage Sale. ixriaun uaviug uern maw in lawthepa)’ :.t <>i oi Default bating hern made » rcrtaln Indenture of iaortgaKr. beari:..- J*te the 15(11 day of December. A. b i*7T. m ..;e t> i A brain Armstrong and Elsie M.. bi» viir. «f ITalrietIUc townaalp. Barry county. Nluit of I Michigan, to Hiram Chase, of the *atn. ib«e. rT,H,rdrd hl tbe office of Regl-t. r of Dec - for ( ,Urr> county. Michigan, on the nth din Drcvmber. A. D. 1>77. atonr o'clock p. m.. in liber 3 of mortgages, on page »7; »a!<i Indenture of l mortgage being nsalgurd h) said Hiram < hsw I to Manly M. ( ha»c. of said place, ou Dnvmber - 1 2. A. D. DMZ, said assignment Ih-Iiiu m<-tdrd In «M,T,rB«i Feeling ■bxoluteiv cared. Roues, a»esc)esand ^SirceiTs Ui. ndZdTwS , .t'mTilis ll^h. 1’owrr. | A I CQ BuffvrttigCrwmeomplaiato Ei O pecuiurto their wx wJH •ad ta DB. XABSMBWSOR TWXO a raffi dm •wetly ears. Gives * clear. 1«e*lti>v complexioa. Freqeeat.attrapto at eosaWfrHlag only add --------------------- — ■ ............... — ■■ | InternUionsl Throat 4 Lung Insdtute ikm m ^>0 o'clock A m.. In 1»- r <d ■:«*ges. on page S73. on'which invrtjsixr ::»fr is ' claimed to be du--, a: ih- i •• • tlir Slim of four lllllidiu.l . r I$42O . and no J>r<«vd‘i k-'। - . • • ctl al law to rt-< over Hi- n- < ” ' ■ . by said mortgage, or a IO i ■ | jHiaer of *a)<-tlo-n-n. •• wpB] <i{M-rativc. iioti<-«- ■* ti» r> '•> . » - dav.tbr .mil Unv ..f \ '■ . HkLJK O'clock In th- .Itt'-l I.... . ■ of thr court Iioiim-III i Rarrv couutt. Mi- l.t;...t -.. I .»—holding tbe Circuit Court tor **.a rry.'l I shall «eil at-publhi at;>-nou to duaertbr lauds and prciiUM-, dedd mortgage u»-*it: Ail that errmmu tnox parcel af land rtnmlr ip thr. nunty This Institute was founded by 1 «r. M. Nouvielie. of Paris, tex-aide surgeon of French army), for of Barry and state of Michijntn. knortu and tiethe sjieclal treatment of Catarrh. ('utarrhal Jrrlbed a* follows, vlr. fonitueiK-lu* ' tbe DcafneM, Asthma. Bronchitis. Consumption and quarter post on thr smith dd* of -r.-ti.- thirtyall diseases of the Throat and Unurx, using in flvrla) In town two north. <>! A:»h' Jr:i - ’*1 the treatment of aiiove named diseases Dr. weat. nmrilng tbvucr west lei. n». aqd .>te-haJI Sostrielle’s uew and wonderful InventhMi, tbe [H] rods, thenev soutli ten [ 101 rods .Mid -.-ar A] . -Rperomtter. -------------- an Instrument which wra.tra.u.xrjB cunveys med- । feet, tbcnce cart ten and ow-luli lj.wl 1 --... _ — ..I lea properties direct to jiarts affected, and thence north ten 1101 rods and four u*t to which la now used In all the leading hospitals in i the place of beginning, bring a H'rI ' ■ •“ Europe. It la only since Dr. Souvlclle's tnven- north-east quarter [«*] ot fb< ■»•*»tlon and discovery of this new method of treat- | ler |W I of section twoJJ). in ' lag tbe air passages, that Throat and Lung dia-; lij north of range ten (!•) «■rst. v« eases are no longer feared. Physician* and thereof a* sballbe nrcr**,iQy tu pat the amount „.... Interest thereon St sufierers invited to investigate this mode of doe on said mortgage, with It •rwtth treatment. If linpoaslble to call In person, ten per cent., together with Iihv <<ri- vid *»• write for list of questions and Internationa! eposra allowed by law. InstruDated May 23d, A. D. bet -News. Thousands treated by letter. .-~.M ,.HV[ menta aent to any address by exprewi, with full Assignee «>f Mkirtxsgridirections for using. Call upon or address DR. M. SOUV1KLLE. si Jahgette Avrooe Drrnuir. Mich. ; / Jg - • A. A- TH i " M Lafayette Ave.. Detroit. Mich. | Chancer, Order. state of Michigan—In fb«-Circuit Court k.r the aklhswr.umii u Chsnrert. County nS of Fam Bam .: 1luChanrery. 1 Implaaaa* kM he MH aw" Expt. Washington Kponable and William I Complainant*. jyiWOLUTION NOTICE. , Th>- jjarturrehip heretofore existing between !LfD\.eMon an<! ’*» Cronfc *" d*) drisiaw *- e *1^°“ QOI,T>^\®SHi{*KNOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that we have this day George F. Kent and Benjamin F. ik»I<i« ft'iidant*. Atascanimof said court held M 11 bouse In the city of Hartlnoln nii<) Ron < >■ tbe isthday of May. 1*4. Prr*et.t. II- frank A. Hookar. Circuit Judge IlMtt&tMrfiy appearing t"’*}!*'7’’^. t£ntbe defendants herein. F• »'»«’ a4 Umin F Baldwin, are non r<-t.lruf^ «Sm & aMttaB ol C. 6. Holbnx'k. uu'i *lf comtAainantv. is ordered "t-t-tii SI'gSL k ItKrai rad that tl>«‘ rffS! ng tin the bMlnraa of Insurance, real estate and *U ,rOTlt r°ara of •epao<l K. W. WHITLOCK. be Med and a ’^Slcttur rom thereof to I*N eomdalnanta within vlee of a cow of said bill ,lf. SiK feUTW’ ... i dTweek* BarryJat iaaatonce In each week . .t), j#theM'1 •lel* saiSm MMMNUff served on ‘I,r' win. nOraJwUnnbrtw. Hwtlmx Krtbra fcr tbjlr •"SKSSfc.cinra ■ a a. Baijisook. Alrwrapy. ivBeCMer. • lie Mirtkm. u. Uw L. I »«”' 1 -------------- ------------------ rWl. i-"1* IK"# Hti •’S ttSrt EWS GoardikO^ �..... Hastings Banner. VOL. XXIX. NO. 12. HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 11, 1884. WHOLE NO. 1512. Q FITZ JOHN FLOORED. the W. HytaU. I.-., Urt«l ! GOODS CHEAP? a . THE VETO MESSAGE. Wa.mhxotox, July 3.—When the Flto John Porter bill was sent to the President t«n day* ago, a number of gentlemen prom­ inent in both parties believed that he would sign IL General Slocum, of New York, and Governor Curtin, ot Pennsylvania, called at the White House last week, and after a lengthy chat on the subject each came away with the impression that the bill would become a law. This feeling of confidence was shared by nearly all the Democrats in both Houses of Congress. Scarcely fire minutes before the telegraph announced the fact that the President had vetoed it General Slocum assured General Clark, the clerk of the House, that there was no doubt of Its being signed. It was about half-past Uiree o’clock when it became pos­ itively known that tbe bill would be re­ turned with the ITesldent'a objection*. When the clerk rose to read tbe veto the scene was an interesting one. General M’asuwgtox. July 3.—Attorney-Gen­ eral Brewster, in his communication to the President ou the Fitz John Porter bill, declares decidedly that the action of Congress is unconstitutional. He quotes tiie clauses of the constitution defin­ ing the powers of Congress and of the Pres­ ident, laying special emphasis upon Congres­ sional rights In the matter of creating and maintaining tbe army. In conclusion he takes the ground that the Porter act to not constitutional because it creates a special office for a particular individual and names tlie Individual, in doing which it not only overstep* its authority but treats upon the constitutional rights of the President in the matter of appointment*. In hto message to the House the Presi­ dent, after concurring with the views of Attorney-General Brewster in regard, to the bill, says: There are other canaea that deter me from giving thia bill the sanction of my approval. Tbe Judgment of tbe court-martial by which, more than twenty yearn sluce. General Fttv John Porter was tried and convicted, was pronounced by a tribunal compoaed of nine general officers of distlngulMcd character and ability. It* investigation of tbe charges of which it -found tbe accused guilty was thorough and conscientious, and its finding* and sentence in due coarse of taw were ap proved by Abraharu Lincoln, then President of the United State*. Its legal competency, its Jurisdiction of toe accused and of the sub □ J? Q o Lewis Stern j. CD CT- Will sell thee Cotton Cloth for 6c. Will sell thee Best Prints for 6c. ’ Will sell thee heavy Shirting for 10c. Will sell thee Dress Goods for Sc.. g CD rn rt« In G CD a E Will sell thee Cashmere for 45c. Will sell thee Shawls for 75c and upward. ~ Will sell thee a suit of Clothes for J4.00. Will sell thee a better suit for $5.00. Will sell thee a suit for $S.00, Will sell thee a suit, all wool, for $10.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy boy for $2.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy large toy for $4.00. . Will sell thge a suit for thy biggest boy for $S,00. Will sell thee Straw Hats so thee can not find fault with the price and go home satisfied. If thee will call and see what goods are sold for at Lewis Stern’s, thee will not see in vain. o tk CD 5 o 5 CD a ?> o c g □ Come early or late, at any time, we will to ready to wait oii you. O SI I g ho Lewis Stern, At the Cash Store. . which have never been brought in question. Its Judgment, therefore, la final and conclu­ sive In its character. The Supreme Court of the United States has recently declared that a court-martial.-auch as thia wax, “ia tbe or ganiani provided by law and clothed with the duty of administering Juat oe in thia class ot 3 s lor A LIVE MISSIONARY. In THE WEEKLY SUN ! A most efficient agent in the great work of Government Ke form ! Should be read in every School District in the I nion f 5? the rty-. same considerations which give conclusivenee* 10 the Judgments of other tribunals, in­ cluding as well th* lowest as the highest.’ It follows, accordingly, that when a -lawfully constituted oouft-martlal has duly declare.! lu finding and its sentence, and the same have been duly approved, neither the Presi­ dent nor ConmMs naa any power to set-them Then? la nothing grows, or is made, on the fare of this earth to make one (eel like work or piny, to aid Digestion,-clear out Liver, regulate our Howels, tlkr ZOPE SA. S: £ utred the me nr>!.-• iwr tn ing relief bill vetoed. Are Thon Posted Where to Buy > & id :porter l-’or real live missionary work among the people, here is your opportunity. J< MHab" Cough Cure, 35 Cent ITescription ot a Boston phynlclau, dlspeiuied years by & Roxton druggist. One do*c will cure any ordinaiy cough.' It acts almost magically. Ask any dealer to get you a ZS eent bottle of “Hub” Cough Cure, aud don’t to put off with any other read In the light of recitals of Its preamble, it will be a*en that tt seeks In effect practical annullment of the Ondlnin' and sentence ot a competent court-martial. A coocluaioo at variance whb those findings has been reached after in­ vestigation by a board oooslsUns of three officers of tbe army. Tbla board was not created in pursuance of any statutory au thnra.lAnil. .....k - - - r, - *— ■■ mom which uouH bo iawliiliy enforced. Th* offloen who composed It, In tnelr report to th* Secretary ot War. Mate n>at In their opinion ” juatice requires such action as may be na*eaa*ry to annul and mk aside tbe fiadlnsv ju>4 sentence of tbe court-marual in th* caw at MajoriGonoral Fits John Porter, and to restore him to tbe pccition of which their sentence deprived him." 12 to the AIHHUXS, City. the ph. iiirt on tuk hat lenJiis for mdwln enIbto hey I to tbe New Goods! Call and See . A drugnmf out West remarked-” You don’t advertise to cure enough disease-? with Zofks* ; we hsc It out here for almost ever)thing, even colds.” This Is all right; ZoriteA acting upon the Liver nnd Stomach, opens the pores and the l>oweh, and thus *orks off the cow. It* anti corrects the system. It I* your own fault If E allow a cold to continue Into lasting disease, liver, bowels and j»ores to remains cloagrd. vour food doing no good, sleep festless, head lieavy and aching, when ZD-PE-SA is certain to cure you at so smalt eost *nd trouble. Try s sample of Frederick Hotchkiss, druggist. Thfe Largest Stock, A-Regular^ Bonanza. The Best Stock, The Best Made,! ' Kittson counties. Minnesota, Is offered for sale settlers al the extreme low price of At The Lowest Prices to actualTHREE DOLLARS PER ACHE. . Bought for Spot Cash, at less than cost to manufacture them. R. MUDGE. bill art* in quantities ol noi; le«JHum than :r*0 seres. These counties are locatea id the famous to-d Hirer Valley, about which every ha* heard more or les*. 1farmer The terms of payment are also to end, only 30 cents an acre six annual payments. The offer ujton thj*^ terms to to remain <n>en only ’o »jw* INU and Is confined to buid locutwl not less titan five miles from the line theHr. Pall, mi kxxki-olis A Maxitoha Hi. 1 his I* probmost liberal offer ever made by any FAMous 'and’oEcIsivE BATTLESI OFLU Smuts and every’ home seeker should take adSfiSe“ffthlsWffer without delay. It preaent. onLninortunttv to every one to secure 100 “ere* l'» hiL’rnl-ii choi<*e of 1 iiiid for $H0.00 down Rud this Burdock i Cunt Diziinooe, ua. Jaundice. /Mfectione of, the In spite of Go* eroor Curtin’s prediction that a constitutional majority couM be ob­ tained in the Senate to pass tbe Fix John Porter bUl over the President's veto, the eftwo thirds pabticans voted In tbe sffinnstive, and twenty-seven Republicans Id the negatiw. Twenty-two Senators were absent or paired, of which thirteen were Democrats, seven Republicans and two 1 toad j aster*. Porter's friends say that his failure to araompilsh what Im baa been after for twenty yean will kill him. He waa very confident that the Prmlitent would sign the tbe customs and revenue coDco’or*, and tbe House finally surrendered. Tbe rop<-rt of the Ooaferem* fi>«*-ntue>e to tbe Fortification lull was agreed to. Tbe session was prlatlon mt BBT BW-NWML®1 A DE FA STATING STORM. Slot’s City, la, July 5.—A storm having the feature* of a cyclone swept over ttie southern part of this city about six o'clock last evening. It came from a little north of Good Work at Fair Prices! yyOOL CABBING- this on state occasions which is valued • •400.0*0. It is encrusted with a con glomerate of diamonds, ruble*, pearl and emeralds. —The mixture »*«■» a New Torimanufactury of Nenfebatel cbaeaa i. pound* of afcim milk d.mu« » pro|«<r ln °>« ■«» °< «■ Oo« o< U. Iras uaks M Um oU wort. IMTbd ,WV. bat a teas* barrels close by Newark Beqirter. -John Matlock, of has run away with E ten children’ He w —Bouton Poet. —There are about three hundred engaged in killing alligators in Boat. ‘ Florida Tbe bide and teeth of th- u>d tw. Booge'a packing­ streets are Mt [.^H^jtodoWOOLCABniNO Ihl. oaHun «*<»•> bl.«U Hwt. Rortli ^th.dw.io'^Fltyotmnli,.. I .urt »11 ,.,w>W tb* fir*’ *»T <* ttwwbw HmAmv May H. 18*4' WELCOME MARBLE. Ml-i-ipr-i mUl XAMDiC HM»H FED MB At. CWICtBR. ' —A fiddle withT >m Paine’s name an it has been found stowed away in tb< aUic of an old inn at Bordentown, Ji J., where Paine did much of his writ in«- _ ,v v , „ . Intention Mcofiie Martis July to sleep ia near a fountain that mar mura nnd .sings to the mosses and mar­ ble*-these are enough in Ititfy.” American tramps do not even require that much.— New York Graphic. —Mayor King, of Philadelphia, being asked why he had never married, fraaklj answered that ht wm the only boy in r< family of girls, and that marriaee deferred until be attained years that made his locks gray, and caused him to shrink from the responsibility of raisin" a young family. He provided for hlmother and sisters, and sacritieed him self to the family altar.— Record. outness will bring about *<6,000. "***"• • Poster Printing a Specialty. on —In Newark, N. J-, old tomato can sell for fifteen cents a hundred. TW are put into a furnace and soiled «it no Mm aoa Kmroey*. gnetrr broken. Sutler's ll«WT eUU. m. New Type & New Presses kXream with one bui MMoi Cknnfa baUdlwt gANNER JOB ROOMS. New York. July 7.— Nearly one OF tiENERALJNTRRDfT. badly sprang initakote that can to secured from the r HTT11 — Tbe first session of tbe XLVIUl^doohas 'conieOUi a close. It has extended over a period of seven months and four days, although the actual working time will not exceed one hundred aadsrixty- prompt medteal attendance saved a nanahsE five days. In that time there have been In­ Ot Uvea Every memtor of five (amities to troduced In tbe Senate 2,5*7 UH* and nine­ •nfferinr in bed to-day, while other faaaHtea ty-seven joint resolutions, and in the House 7.507 bills and 2.M rwolution^ Of three sixty-six Senate bills and ten Senate resolutions and sixty-two House bills and thirty-two House resolutions PERSONAL AND UPERSONAU have, with executive approval, become laws. Three House bills hare become laws with­ out tire action of the President, and one was at the top of his house, and hammer* returned tn tiie House with his veto. Of the awav there every day at some invenuo* measures introduced In tbe Senate, MS bills and seventeen Joint resolutions were indeQ—At Cantilton. Ala., J. M. Davia, a nttaiy postponed, and six bills laid upon the table. In the House fourteen bills and well-to-do lawyer,'has been remarried three joint resolutions were postponed in­ to his wife, from whom be was aepandefinitely. A majority ot the measures in­ ted fifteen years ago. troduced in both Houses related to matters ■ —Mr. Beecher recently illustrated a . not of general importance, such as bills for part of one of bis sermons, by whistling private relief and pensions, for the erection a bar from an opera as, he said, he once ot public buildings, bridging rivers and oth­ -heard a caged bullfinch do.—2frxitilh|R er improvements of only local importance. Eagle —Mrs. Catherine Baker, of Taylor­ Tbe Hennepin Canal bill to propably dead. bo far as this Congrats to concerned. An ville, Va., who has passed her ninety­ effort will be made , to Incorporate It In the ninth birthday, takes six to eight cups River and Harbor bk'l again next aesaion, of coffee a day.—Louinillc Courier­ but the prejudice alainst its passage, ex­ Journal. cept as a separate meiuure, to so strong that —Susan B. Anthony denies that abe tbe effort will probably result In a total owns a dog and says' that the report failure. There to * bill of this character on that she pets a poodle is the met nasi the Houae calendar reported from the Com­ thing the newspapers ever said abomt mittee on Rallwayi. and Canal*, but In the three abort months of the next session the her.—A’. T- Thnn. —Michael Fitxgerald, a Federal de­ chances for Ite being reached are verJ re­ mote. Nothing, therefore, in tbe way of serter, recently gave himself up*in an approprtetioQ aoay be reasonably ex­ Vicksburg, Miss. He deserted fifteen pected for two years yeL years ago; and surrendered because hi* COSORXSaiOMAl. eyesight is failing and be can no longer lake care of himself.— Pittebtirgh Pad. —Mark Twain lives in his own boose, near Hartford, a bouse with iu back kitchen oo the street, its front entrance on one side' bristling with peaks and th* Commit*** on chimney pots, and in style of architec­ Pint ture the crystalixed expression of an encounter between Mark Twain and Queen Anne.—Hartford Poet. it . —By the recent death of the daughtar o£ tbe’late Joseph F. Huntress. Glouosater, Massachusetts, comes into immedi ate p<xtaession of a valuable estate am $20,000 in cash, to be devoted to thr establishing and supporting of a home for indigent females of sixty years ol . Mr. Rtessaswi offered a resolution that age and upwards, natives of (ilouo*s toe 4tb of July tt»e Declaration ter.—Borton Herald. 1 ndepewdeooe and Waahlnyton’s —Tbe Empress ol Austria is getting reUaddreMbo reed to the Senate be sretary.... In tbe Hou *• a edmmjN »»i on in years, but she is still pronounced to be the most beautiful of the royal women of Europe She is proud of hei hair, which is beautifully abundant, and of pec waist, which is girlishly slender, MtoM Th* minority Fortification bill, ep- and slie m n in tai os her fresh, clear com propriaCnc !«.«. was pa&d by MOto VI. Tmtfteoateon tbe M. by a rot* ot 37 to 97. plexion by going to bed betimes and fatted tn paaa tbe Pits John Porter bill over getting up early and by spending hours . tbe Preetoeol'a veto Tbe antl-€hin*a» bill even- day on horseback. —••Onida''’ writes of life in Italy ^•Henone wants so little; tbe air sod tbe light and a little red wine, and the warmth ol print***, white lobbied on t>* fi wind, and a handful ol maize or ol KUK*1! AFIWTMEXT. S: city g lua power with wbx-h tbe President tn vested, remhted tbe coutimrinx penalty that made U tmoortlble for Finytebn Porter to bold an ofBoe of true* or profit under the Government. But ramunwlllior to rive mr saoction to any tartolation wbloh ahall practically annul and act at nauybt tbe tolemn and deliberate ooncluefon* of toe tribunal by which be was oonrioted, ami of tb« Pr^Ment by whom ttsaodtngs were examined and aporoved. K^S^,fuiaPg. ErysipeiOA. Snb,. IMdHt. tat. Hum. ISJ covery was mad* many years after th* event to which these findings related, and under cir­ cumstance* that made It impossible to repro­ duce the evidence on which they were based. It seems to me that tbe proposed lexialation would establish a dangeroui preeedont. calculated to impend In no *m*U measure the binding force and h.ndred ot wnploynHrt hr th. dinar. U te M known wbekher or not tbe works will ns re­ built from a H. Gerken, a fashionable csbfectiooer on th* hill The stek paw pie were attacked with violent cramp* tu •nee report on the Hirer and Harbor bill. ABOUT COLDS. unt SMm Attjny to th. Diartq^ol Alato: Andrew T. Law!*, Illinois. Clerk of tbe united Statss Chart for the Distriet of Alaska XFrank Spevey, New York, and Seward Smith,, Iowa, Associate Justices of tbe Supreme Court of Dakota; John Jarrett, Pcanaylraata, Commiasioner of Labor; Robert S. Gardner. West Virginia. Indian Inspector; John A. Ren, Dakota, Register of tbe Laud Office at Bismarck. to tW sneak* ■ �MINOR NEWS ITEMS. Judge William D. Kelley, of Pennsyl­ vania, sailed for Europe Tuesday. Williams College, of Williamstown. Mass., ECHOES FROM ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS. THE rr*TE CONVENTION AT PEORIA. ator Ingalls, ot Kansas. Thirteenth—Major Callan, of Morgan, and In an Almny bank a thief took from teller’s window a book ooctaining $8,000, THE I'ROCEEDIXGS. and mysteriously disappeared. Charies K. Bwttur, of Monon. P ioria , HL, July 3. — Tbe Democratic Fiftecuth-J. B. Mann, of Vermlilton. and While laborers were digging a well near A. Day. of Champaign. SUox, Lincoln County, Mo., they struck convention waa calied- to order at William Sixteenth—General W. ILPwrsons of Clay, oil, tlie gushing fluid compelling them to 12:80 jx m. by J- H. Oberly, Chairman and J. H. Hawk-y, at Jasper. , , qui* work. « Seventeenth—Judge Anthony Thornton, of of tlie State Central Committee. Tbe •The boiler ot the Spanish man-of-war convention was opened -with prayer by Bbelby. and Judge Jerae J. PhiCtpo. of Jtonv / * Llgero exploded at Las 5uevitas, Cuba, Rev. J.C. Bruce, of 1‘eorla. Henry Clay Con­ kuiDOty. Eighteenth—William H. Kane, ,of Madtoon. ■SS3^2LW.IXra..1.<>r Wednesday, killing three persons and senelly, of Rock Island, was chosen tempo­ ' verely injuring three others. At the summer trotting meeting of tbe rary Chairman, and W. J. MUa. of Moul­ trie, temporary Secretary. Major Connelly, villa, and Judge WlUtam H. Green, of Alexan­ Chicago DrivingJ’ark, which opens on tlie National holiday. Winship aud Frank, with made a brief address, but was unable dria. The following is a list of the State Cen­ running mates, will make an effort to beat to make himself beard in distant parts of tral Committeemen chosen at the Congree2N)7 for a puree of 8.1,000., the ball, and feeling that lie would not, sloual District Conventions at their uieet. Survivors of tbe Twenty-seventh Penn­ under tbe circumstances, be able to qonduct sylvania, Oae Hundred mnd Fifty-third Pennsylvania, and One Hundred and Twen­ tbe affairs pf tbe convention, resigned the gavel, and Mr. Oberly resumed the Chair­ McCarthy, of Cook; Fourth. 8. B. Chase, ty-fourth New York Regiments unveiled of Cook; FlfthTs. L. Blirnal, of Kane; two monuments and a tablet on the Gettys­ manship At two o'clock the convention Birth. Carroll; 8evtook a reoesi till four o'clock. burg battie-groand Wednesday. of Whiteside; Upon njaaeembling a report was received Steamers leaving New York for Europe from tbe Committee on Credentials that its Wednesday carried Christine Nilsson, Theo­ dore Thomas, Scoria, 'Wlnkelmann and work would Dot be Tbe am Frau Materna. Tbe latter told bar friends seven o’clock. ceaa till seven o’clock. od tbe wharf that she Dever beard such i; Sixteenth, When tbe convention reassembled tbe good choral singing as at tbe Chicago festi­ Committee on Credentials reported In favor val. of tbe sitting delegates from Woodford Twelve thousand weavers at Burnley, County, and tbe Firstand Second Congres­ Wbwlcr. of BL Clair: Nineteenth.8. L Dwight, of Marios; Twentieth. H. J. Goddard. Lancashire, have rtruck. sional Districts oC Cook County. Tbe report By tbe collapse of tbe m Inaret of a mo*quo was adopted. Tbe Committee eo PermaThe new Stale Central Committee met * / at Cairo Thursday twelve .persons were n*nt Organitation reported Judge Monroe- while the convention was engaged In nom­ killed.* C. Crawford, of Union County, for Chair­ inating a ticket, and organized by tbe elec­ Emigration of Jews from SoutbenrRus- man; Vice-Presidents from each Congress­ tion of John H. Oberly Chairman and/ sia to the United States is increasing very ional District; Secretary, W. J. Mize, with William J. Mize Secretary. It adjourned to-, assistants. J edge Crawford addressed tbe meet at the Palmer House, in Chicago, on Minister Lewell being too convention briefly. Monday next at ten o’clock. ill to gtve tbe usual Fourth at July banquet S. Corning Judd, of tbe committee to se­ has postponed it to July lect delegatee-at-large to tbe National Con­ BASE BALL. A water-spout flooded the country knee­ vention and oommltteemen-at-large of the deep near’Lafayette. Ind.. Thursday. The State Central Committee, reported as fol­ creeks rose three feet in fifteen minutes. lows: Tbe standing of the different clubs com­ DelegotM-aMaree—W. R. Morrison. John Tbe Pan-Prosbyterl&n Council concluded Palmer. J. (L Black and Lambert Tree. posing tbe four base-ball associations, in its labors at Belfast late Wednesday night, M. Alternates—TDoiom Merritt, M. C. McDonald. games lost and won, inclusive of Saturday’s and adjourned to meet in London in 1888. Thoma* McNeely and G. D. Hcnnlag. Member* of the State Central Committee at contests, is as follows. National League: Ellen Shipp, a negreoa, of Piqua, O., wbo JFoa.Lo*| Won. ’ died' Thursday, had within a few years so Large—Johu H. Oberly and Joceph C. Mackin. The platform was presented by S. ' Corn­ Bo*ton........... .» ItiChlcago.............84 changed In color that only one fifth of her ....» MjCieveland20 ing Judd, Chairman of tbe Committee on Providence body was black. New YorkX! aOlPbliadelphrn. 18 The Kentucky State Prohibition Conven­ Resolutions. Its principal poihts are as Buffalo.............23 SlDetroit....... ....11 tion met at Louisville ^nredsy and elected follows: American League: It renews allegiance to tbe ttme-benorod eighteen delegates to tiie National Conven­ »F« ' w“ principle* of the Democratic party; pro­ Metropolitan. tion at Pittsborgh. claims it* opposttMMjto oentralteuioa tn Gov- Louisville......... *tbe steamship Faraday has laid two hun­ ernmcntaLuffiilrs; insists on reform in the RL Louis 31 10 Toledo.. ....... — M t>l-f -----------. dred miles of tif* Bennett-Mackey cable mode of Federal taxation to the end th* cap­ Cincinnati88 IS, Pittsburgh may be set free from distrust, and labor - ------- .... js indunapolij ... from the eastern shore end, and has put into ital lightly bUYdenod; denounce* the high pro­ Columbus. IB 15Wa*nlngton..., Baltimore. Queenstown for cool. tective tariff which ha* been in vogue for the North western League: Abe eBuzzard, tbe mountain bandit of poet twenty year* under RepnblkianTUl*, a* a imistorpteoe oLinequality, Injustice and false WonJ Lost. । W< Pennsylvania, was shot Id tbe shoulder by pretence; dejnanda-tbst all custom-house tax­ Grand — Rapids...JU — 10 Fort Wayne.... ’* a detective on Mondsy night, and his hid­ ation shall t»e only for revenue, and instruct* Quincy.. ■*' U Minneapolis.... ........... B the delegate* to tbe National Convention to Bay City...,....... B U. Muskegon....... ing-place is now known. a* a unit in favor of an emphatic dec­ Saginaw.............a 14 Stillwater. .... By an explosion of gas and oil at South vote laration by that body fur a tariff for revenue Peoria.V 17'Terre Haute.. Olive; O., three men lost.theirijyes. • ' only. (The latter clause was afterward, oq MilwaukeeB 84.8t.Paul.: ot Carter Harrison, stricken out by a Mrs..Laura T. Larendon, only daughter motion Union League: majority of atJ It approves and commends of General G. T. Beauregard, died in New tbe course lot Hon. William R. Morrison, as Orleans Friday night & Baltimore..80 well a* that of tbe majority of Democratic St. Louis.. members of the House of Representa­ Boaton . .. 141 Waabington11 Senator Cullom, wbo baa been sic* from tives SOPhiladeTphln...... U in their effort* to bring about a Cincinnati. nervous prostration for several dayA occu­ rvductiou ot tbe present high tariff and ruin­ Chicago... £S.£uiaa* City 3 pied his seat in tlie Senate yesterday. ous taxation and tbe restoration of principles tn levying duties and REWARDING A HEROIC ACT. A statue cf Washington, the gift of tbe constitutional itnpo*tA. Hon. William M. Bsringer to oompublic -schools of tbe city, was unveiled motxied lor bl* active effort* in ferreting out Kite Shelly Receive* a Medal from Thursday In Riverside Park* New York. . Luther IL Sterlington killed Henry Ellis Tama, Ia, July 5.—The medal of near Camden. Tex. Ellis was in tbe act of pushing Starlington onto a circular saw in ai coin on demand; the strict maintenance of honor awarded by the Iowa Legislature to tbe public taith: a generous reoogflition of Miss Kato Shelly/as an act of recognition of mill when he was shot and killed. the islihlul soldiers and sailors of tbe Re­ Thomas Egan, who won renown a* a' public and their widows and orphans: bravery displayed in saving a passenger Brig«ller-Gf,ieral.under Meade,fell, throughi the subordination of the military to tbe train ftom certain destruction on tbe Chi­ « drink, to tbatavol of a tramp In New York, civil- powrfr. and a tborougb reform of cago A Northwestern Railway three years the civil service. It deciares that the election and has-been sent to tlie Bridewell. . formally prwnuited at ot Blaine and Logan would be a menace to ago, was At Cednr Falls In., Miss Ella Perry andI that standard or public morality which Ogden yesterday. The event brought advance and purify tbe civil service. together the largest crowd ever as Miss Sheffer rode a five-nfile running race.. should that It would imperil the business arid ma­ in tbe little village, In­ for S5U0 and tlie gate money, tlie former und terial Interests of our now peaceful land. It sembled winning in twelve minutes and five seconds. declares that all forfeited land grants should cluding a number of men of State promk bo reclaimed nnd held for tbe uae and beobfit Jacob Gaudaiir, ot St Louto, Won the. of the people; favors the passage of laws three-mile shell-race with turn, at Boston preventing the acquirement of large Friday, in 31:50. He also won tbe single। jiracU of land by aliens wbo young heroine, which bore her and her imnot declared* their intention of med late relatives, aa well as a large party . Bulls, in working boats, in 22:30. Hosmer ZZbave I citizens of tbe United .states upro- of Invited gueata. to tbe scene of tiie presen­ believes Gaudaur to be a formidable rival of>' becoming vlded by law; all subsidies of lands, aa wQl tation. Hoa. Welker Given, Governor Sher­ Bxaha ail grants er money to corporations or specu- man's private secretary, did the honors of During a military celebration at Grand[ iators, shoula forever oeaae. It declares the tbe occasion, tbe -Governor not being able I Hmocn tlb party to be tIh- friend of labor and Haven, Mich.,-a twelve-pound gun belong­ tbe laboring man; favors the enforcement of to attend. At the roquMt of Mlsa Shelly, ing to the Grand Rapids Heavy Artillery’ a“ational Kight-Hour Labor .'aw. and the re Prof. J. F. Currow, of Angus, responded. Company was prematurely discharged. duction of the number of hours for a day's After tbe ceremonies Mta Shelly received Louis Smith lost his right arm and EdwardI labor upon all public works. Mate and muni­ at tbe Park, where a lar^e number of people cipal; it denounce* prison contract Lohring bad a thumb blown off. labor: recognizes tbe right of all to organ­ called togiay their reapecU. ’ During a row at a picnic at Hutton Park, ize for social Or inateriai advance' H> DW.T Pram. I. B. Sink an the. Alleyliany Railroad, John Lynch was shot and instantly killed by James meane to prennet themselves against tbe eoCooperstown, N. Y., July A—Nothing Graham. The fight started about dancing croacbuionM of tbe moneyed monopolies; fa­ privileges. After the slmoting Graham es- vors thfi csthbiishtnent of boards of arbitra­ more tbrilUngly tragic In connection with a tion to settle disputes between employer and Vuicidal act lias ever been chronicled than ' caped and has not yet been captured. employe; weekly payment* in ca«b by all cor­ Mayor Campbell, ot .Youngstown, O.; de- poration* for labor perforated during tbe pre­ tbe circumstances attending the self-de­ ‘ nie* the rumors ot "runs” po^banks in that vious week, and complete abolition of the struction to-day of George W. Crocket, of ” system. It denounce* the admlnlstradty. Tbe Commercial National, tx*-.g ••trade tlonof tbe affairs of tlie Blate ot Illinois a* ear­ Sharon Springs. He fastened a heavy -short of ready cash, received assistance from ned out by tbe Republican party, and declare* anebtff to his leg while tn a boat on the the <Al>er banks upon the deposit ot ample that tiie public good demands a change of Otego Lake, and when his companion, col lateral, knd all fears have been allayed. mon and measure*. tn order to secure observing the act, took ttepe to save economical and honest administra­ him, he pointed a revolver at his bead and Sargent. e»Mini*ter to Germany, arrived an tion. It conclude* by saying that at-New York .Sunday from Europe. while the Democratic party extol* leaped overboard. The corpse is now at A mysterious disease has within two week* ano m every legitimate means inculcate* the tbe bottom qf tlie lake, which is tlilrty feet . 'swept off fifteen hundred bog* In the vicinity virtal of tVrapc rance, and by rigid laws deep at tbe point where the tragedy oc­ of Vandalia. III. would torbld and punton tbe sale of intoxicat­ The Kteaaitliip Onoko, with a cargo of 100,- ing drinks to minors-or inebriates, It. never­ curred. Mr. Crocker was in comfortable IX bushel* of wheat, modd the trip from Chi­ theless. is carnegjiy opposed to all sumptuary circumstances. Ordinarily he was of a legist*!'>n. and will firmly oppose tbe enact­ cheerful dispotiitton and of a decidedly genial cago to Bnflalo in throe d*ff* and seventeen ment trf prohibitory llquoe laws a* being nature. A-few years ago be was married, hour*. Rufus Barr, a fanner, residing nine mile* ianaticai In emanation, destructive of the trffin Indianapolis, shot bi* wife because of rights of freemen, vicious in principle, utter­ and has since resided happily with bis wife. . Jealousy test nlattt, aud then killed him*elf. ly inefficacious for good, and fraught with Intimate friends of Mr. Crocker say that, as The woman ia dying. • manifold erlta.* far as known, all his relations were of the Guthrie, lately City Marshal of Omaha, .ba* The platform as amended by the, motion pleasantest character. • beoaednvtatedcf perjury and roceiring bribe* of Mr. Harrison, as lueaUsned Id the above, from gatfbler*. and will ^probably »erv* a. was adopted. x •xrrn (n A inetiKina! was presented from the 1111AtK--ndduLoc on Baturtafr night' Law­ Ditjuqite. Is., July 5.-«The reign of rance Donnaughty strack William Plus over noto State Labor Conwotioo. bald tn CbF ProMtiou began in Iowa yesterday, but be­ tbe bead with a bllllard-cud; causing injuries tlon Ao adojrt a series of principles yond tbe fact that several of tiie more prominent saloons closed for tbe tiny there ., SBanday; thjt body of n for the ameliaration of tbe condi­ waa do sign of tbe dethronement of GamI Iff a wood wffll a bullet in tion of labor in tbe State. They oom panfen- on the day on include tlie abolition of contract con­ britu*. Maay of tbe saloons were open as t aaen ba* been ar rented for vict labor; the enactment and enforce­ usual, and beer was sold openly at tlie cir­ cus ground in tbe street No attempt to toll nr u-hn died from *un- ment of tbe Eight-Hoar law; arbitration - atrokr at H*KnniM yesterday, waa tbe Oral between employer and employe; liability ot enforce the law was reported. The brewers to *ugra* Wwtxator L-igan toe wiadomof employers tor Injury to employee: appren­ say they intend to oommeoee suit under tbe eetabltohlnff a Government hospital fur rol- ticeship law; prohlMtiag the employment United State* law against tbe State tor vir­ $Der5 and raiior*. of children in factories; opmpulsory educa­ tual confiscation of their property. If tbe Tbe bull-torht at'Dodge City on.the National law Is enforced there Is Htroug legal opinion holiday attracted six thousand person*, tion; tbe ventilation of/mlnes; tbe aboil- they could recover damages. among them being maay Taxan cowboy*. Two of tbe boll* showed *ufficlsnt combaUre- iron-clad agreements illegal; weekly pay­ Tbe Electric Headlight ne«* to latere*! tbe bt-utal crowd, one of the ment*, and the abolition of tbe truck sy> Mextcan matadore* received what may prove tern; the abolition of land monopoly by * Chicago, July 7.—A brilliant flood og to be a fatal wound In tbe rib*. • light streamed from engine Ml, of the Chlc»l Yba FaHam tor Six BaatH. go, MU waukee A St Paul Railroad. Saturday New York July A—Tbe failures for the tension of. the control of railroads and ?1Rh’10 **** water-ways, .and the appointment of li> ded July 1, 1884, are rpptrted from a Wooley electric headlight Tbe power to furnWied by a small rotary engtoe A Co. to number 5,510, as momnaot $1*4,000,000, compared with 1U talluraa to the United of Mayor Harrison, of Chicago, for the Destination for Governor, and the nomina­ tion waa made by acclamation at 10 JO * o'clock. . Governor, ■ as follows: Middle States, 43, oft; New England States* IB, of 8; Sombera States, 27. a dn- far Lieutenant taller. of St State, Michael the National Democratic Coo veottoa; FgtDtotttet-J. C. Machin aad W. C Mpp, OMBiBCulo- Prime Minister Kerry sent *.'^5 ”V’°* herwwted uut;uin« assisting at the scene ttntervfy between the two great Republics. In heart and soul be would participate. M. De Lereepa said that France, under an Governoornu, h.d been > friend Md «Hy of Ameriou Th. Ute country °°» re»Ua» lhAt th. Ihuuma teul — ol rwlvee-1 Interest. Th. tUte wo<M forever pledge tbe bonds of amity between Franco and tbe great American people. Mr. Morton, in replying, thanked France in tbe name of President Arthur and tbe American people for the statue. He said be was charged to assure De Lereeps, fan and Um French Nation that tbe American people responded with all their hearts to ths senti­ ments of friendship. Tbe noble gift which that friendship had dictated would render the gratitude of tbe American people still more profound and stronger. He hoped the statue would remain for all time an em­ blem of imperishable sympathy uniting both countries. ’ . . Toulon, July 6b—Dr. Koch, member ef the German Cholera Committee, and head of the Cholera Commission, who has offered his services to the French Government to ascertain the character of the disease, has arrived here. Dr. Borel, a naval physician, died yesterday from cholerx There were five deaths here Thursday night. GniRAJ.TAR, July b-—The Spanish and English officials have had a dispute with reference to precautions against the spread of cholera. Tlie Spaniards attempted to establish a sanitary cordon fifty yard* from tbe British lines, but were compelled to withdraw the cordon beyond the center of neutral grounds Ail vpseela arriving at Spanish ports from Morocco are quaran­ tined. Mexico. July 5 —Tbe gulf coast is quar­ antined against France ou account of the cholera. Maimbiuje.% July A—The intense beat now prevailing aggravates the cholera. An outbreak of small-pox has occurred at VF gan, in the department of Gard, and there have been seventeen deatlu. A military cordon Is ordered. It is now proved that tbe ship Sarthe introduced cholera Into France. She had fourteen rases on board while in the Red Sea. Paris, July 7.—Dispatches from Toulon and Marseilles tell a deplorable story ot panie and distress, owing to tbe cholera, which is far from being on the decline In either city. Tbe mortality in both is in­ creasing. and the hospitals are full of pa­ tients. In Toulon tbe flight*of the well-todo Inhabitants has been ao great that only tbe poorest and the soldiers remain. Scenes of tbe greatest beartiese- quence of tlie panic and tbe exodus busi­ ness is at a standstill Veasels arriving are warned off. OutoMe tbe city, where tbe driven-out poor from the filthiest quarters are encamped in tbe open air, tbe greatest distress prevails. Race feeling is extreme­ ly bitter, and among tbe almost fam­ ishing thousands tights are frequent between French and ItaUans. At the office of the Prefect of Police it was learned at six last evening that sixty-five new cases bad been taken to the hospital, and tiiat nineteen deaths had oc­ curred. At. Marseilles fifteen deat.'u from cholera took place yesterday. SALL’pto, July 7.— There are two cases of cholera here, the victims being refugees from Tou|pn. One case is fatal London, July 7.—An English steamer from. Marseilles has been signaled off U»* bun with two cases of cholera on board. Loxdox, July 7.—Violent thunderstonus have occurred throughout England and Scotland during tbe past two day*. The damage to crops, cattle, hquws and other property is- estimated at 12,000,000. Tbe reports from different places where the storms have been heaviest show that twelve persons have been killed by lightning. Parm, July 7.—Li Fong Pao win re­ main In l*arls until tbe dlfficultlea be­ tween France and Qhina are settled. M. IMlootre, tlie French Mtn later to China, has been instructed to consult Li Hung Chang before conferring will; the Foreign Board. France will waive the indemnity if China will pledge Formosa or Haltjon until Frence has full poesaasion of ths posittaMin '-NsaxjiT. . . . -■ . THE MARKETS. LIVE BTOCK-Cattie. Naw Yon*. JuJyi Important to farmers, J. M. ROGERS & CO OF THIS CITY, Have entered the field and now offer for sale tlfc tlme-trlwl and always reliable. JOHNSTON REAPERS, MOVERS & BINDERS. We are also •cents for the celebrated NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. We keep a full line of Agricultural Implements. BP“Headquarters at tbe Elevator on Broadway. See us and get our prices before buying. J. M. ROGERS SCO SCREEN DOQRS The warm weather will soon be upon us, and you will want screen doors. We make them, the finest you can ask for. Leave Orders Now Don’t all come in a rush. We are just receiving the finest styles’Jof Furniturn ever brought to the city. When it comes to good goods al low prices, our. house cannot be beaten in the state. Spangemaeher & Mason Tbe Cheapest Place Choice Good Mathrni ............ Butchers' atock. WtetotOettin.:................. H0GB~Uve—Good to Choice. r. Green Hurt. Hne Green ?.-TnM>mr Every Furnace Warranted. Manifactnrefl anil Solfl Only by HUFFMAN BROS., Haiti®, Mid FLOUR-Good to Choice Patent* WMjLT-IM H«d.. _■ Oat* No. s'. Joi, Heating Successfully'the past winter where other furnaces failed, when thermometer ranged from 4 to 30 deg. below zero. •/...................... Tn. powr ,r Uw llrbl b aaraUd by tte 'T”*1"* « «UntoW>ta< tbe ."Ut, The Most Powerful Heating Furnace Ever Sold the other of those islands. GHAlM-Wbeat, Mat Omasa. My; Attorney-General, Robert McKinley, of Edgar. At 2 USO o'clock the convention OTHER NEWS. PAJUA jmyu. —a*-------- ~ Kn­ it .U» Bartholdi »<*«“ o' ‘Ubnty Eo u*b«Lbi U‘« or *“ 0<T u» v.i»d sow. took t ta Uie Gauthier n’ork-shops yesterday. Mr. Morton, UbllM Sub. MtotaUr to Bran™, received the statue in tbe name of his Gov PORK-Mra TO BUY CLOTHING! IS AT- LARD-Ms* LUMBSR- He KAar UBUTY R. K. GRANT’S �TheHasggsBannerjclt u- * " Local News. -ulr.tion this wstk, IfiSi. ,unir<l Flow ------------------- ~ plain po,n' K h. Bartow A Co. _____ _ ' ■ ■■ i nocount, and nrite. which ' .‘dur «HI «'* Pot ,ntO ,rV ’r .ft. r the Urttof Aujuit. brnxl- a«r r D. Linkletter. I..iin-ii" J"”111*11' ”M' ur.l» «»>• •• ,T™' »P«ch of Judge Stone In this City Tuesday evening was aa fine a po­ thia«5 tendered^ litical address as tbs writer has had the Pleasure of listening to for a long time. He presented the truth in a fair and fully informed that in candid manner, and even the most ram­ pant bourbon or fusionlat could take no exeergion to the renurckapf the Judge. less name its preference. Mn. Sotos Bint ley, an old resident of Hastings, tUed of consumption Sun­ day afternoon, aged M years. Mr. Bent­ ley was one of our most respected cititens and his death is universally lamented. The funeral was largely at­ tended from the family residence Tues­ day afternoon. - TOW*SHiP_ CAUCUSES, ■Ir by any chance Ben Butler should livnra. r . ;• d.hv.ii*”' tb Ui® county con- secure the nomination ’at Chicago ‘ ihr hl August «h, nt th® Town Hall wouldn't it be sport to see tbe “greaU 1*», at fl oWock p. m. l0 Irvlug. H •’ Au?;u ‘ fl. W. HROWN, eet politician of the age” dance for joy ? Murp. cn*m TownhhipCom. Ir the saloon men are not exceeding­ ly careful they wm frighten Mr. Bowne. They, six of ’em, have withdrawn their patronage from the Democrat, and now say that they will have another bank opened in Hastings—-all this to come to pass if Mr. Bowne does not discharge u certain employee of the Democrat We can inform the saloonists that Mr. Bowne will do no such thing He is a man upon whom bulldozing tactics won’t work. You are shinning up the wrong tree this time, sure, gentlemen. Personal Ben. has pledged, himself to support the Miss Ella Wolcott, of Nashville, is in nominee of the Chicago convention the city. !■ T. Cokibovb luu » professional whoever he may be. How do you like Mrs. E. Busby is spending the week rardinthisi»-’ae. it, Mr. Greenbacker? in Grand Rapids. rnt Hull Co. are running their fish Prosecuting Attorney Colgrove nd factory, to fill a special order. Mrs. D. S. Goodyear returned from has office rooms over Greble & Powers’ Monroe Monday. f M R persons were baptized at the hardware store. As prosecuting at­ Mr. AY alter Webster, of Manistee, wm river by pouring on Sunday lash torney Mr. Colgrove zealously looks inc meetings at the M. E. church after the interests of Barry county; m in the city Tuesday. Mr. A. J. Bowne is in attendance at are Well attended and of great interest an attorney he ranks high in the pro­ ilEMK.'tiiru the Blaine and Logan fession. Without doubt he will receive the Chicago convention. ot The h,, m0Ted "“twaly in th. nuu,. a.ftrre<1 touting the arrest until he became mtirted that he. was on the right tract. «M that he had secured sufficient eridence to ensure McKay's conviction. The prisoner h a man 58 years ot age, having a family consisting ot a wife and four children, the eldest being 7 years and the youngest three months old. He Is a painter by trade, but oc­ casionally worked as day laborer for the farmers of that neighborhood. If the Babseb is correctly informed, he is re­ garded aa being light-fingered and not having a due regard for the property rights of others. As to the evidence against McKay, the Banner has nothing to say at pres­ ent, as we have no wish to create pre­ judice either for or against him. How­ ’ever, we will say that, in our opinion, 'circumstances from the first have ]pointed to McKay as the guilty partv. !For hia own sake and that of his fam­ ily, we hope that he may be able to 'furnish conclusive proofs of his inno­ cence of this horrible crime McKay affects to rrgard the matter lightly, says that his arrest is a huge Joke and that he will be set at liberty in a few days. In this he Is likely to be mistaken. <-/ Rev. Levi Masters, of Albion, ^as in Monday last complaint was entered the city a portion of the week. ' Mr. S. Greusel and family have re­ turned from their visit to Detroit before Justice Campbell, plead not Miss Grace Black has returned from week. . ‘ extended sojourn at Ann Arbor. The young ladies’ band of this city guilty and the case was adjourned un- an til Friday. The matter is being pushed will doubtless SfKin procure instruments Miss Minnie Main is spending a por­ by the law' and order league, aud it is ’tion of her vacation at Vermontville. of their own. Ar Kalamazoo six saloon keepers likely that more arrests will follow. Rev. Cogshall, of Eaton Rapids, of­ The IlMtings Engine A Iron Works Ificiated at the M. E. church Wednesday wrff lined .«&» each for keeping open have resumed operations, and are selling <evening. Balof®the4th. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patton, of Prair­ Mr.. Buown informs us that the cro- all kinds of belting, hose and engine qutt works will not be started again repairs at prices never before offered, jieville, wm in the city with friends tlie They also keep in stock cylinder oil and past week. tetdre August 1st. < machinery oil of the best quality at re­ The AV. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Mrs. John Hotchkiss and Miss Nellie duced prices. It will pay to call and Knappen are in Cleveland for a two B. It Rose, on Michigan avenue, next see them before purchasing elsewhere. weeks visit. Tuesday afternoon. Prosecutor Colgrove has his Please remember that the Banner I hands full these days. He now has on ' Mrs. Will Squires, of Big Rapids, is I spending a few days with her parents will publisli notices of republican town­ hand two murder cases, two rape, two in this city. ship caucuses free of charge. robbery and two burglary cases, one Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hale, of Nash­ The Banner’s list ot Woodland is each for assault with intent to kill, re­ -increasing t<ich week. Woodland peo­ ceiving stolen property, grand larcency ville, -were in attendance at the funeral ple appreciate a live local paper. and assault and battery. About busi­ of Solon Bentley. WHAT DO YOU WANT ----- IN THE----- STRAW HAT LINE? E. Y. HOGLE Has an endless variety to select from. Also a full stock of 7ur, Wool and Stiff Hats. Silk Alpaca.and Worsted Caps for Summer. HOGLE meeting at Frn-port Tuesday evening his full share of legal business. next. - E.S. PiEifcE,Grand Rapids clothier, bus u change in his advertisement, this Tiihie $ave liven 30 carloads or 300,- ness enough for one prosecutor, we poundi ot wool shipped from this should judge. city the pn-sent season; all bought from The W. C. T. U. wishes to extend wagjnns Mre." ‘ . thanks to all persons not members of Aj- a tirit-dass circus the democratic their organization who so kindly assist­ (unvention at Chicago is a success. ed them in their preparations for the Ben Butli-rand John Kelly are the lead- celebration, just passed, and rendered fag clownL •. such efficient aid towards making it a Also to all those who took A nine-year old son of Frank Suth- success. erlaiid, of Rutland, fell from a cherry part in the singing and otherwise con­ tree Sunday, dislocating his wrist and tributed to the exercises of the day. Tuesday last three men of this city breaking his arm. Tee democrats have a pole in course undertook to get out a democratic pole of preparation, to be raised on the corner for the faithful of Hastings. ^hey near] the bank. They won’t hoist it, spent the day in the woods preparing however, yntil after the Chicago con­ the pole and loading it on a wagon. While homeward bound the wagon vention. upsetand was broken, theoxen ran away Shoi ldJ you wish to hear a green* Ijacker hojwl, just ask him what he and the dickens generally wm to pay. Moral: —Republicans should keep their thinks-of Ben. Butler, now that he has fingers out of democratic broth. announced himself a dyed-in-the-wool >!■ n cn 1 Mrs. N. Barlow having volunteered <>f inteest to several young gentle­ to act as librarian during the summer men, in this city: Holcomb & Robert- vacation, the Hastings public school h iu's young ladies’ band has been greet­ library will be open for drawing and ed with ftill houses since its departure returning Ixxiks between 4 and 5 o’clock in the afternoon of each Thursday as from herei usual. Any and all residents of the The last quarterly (meeting of this city of suitable age are entitled to the conference year will nt/ held at the use of the library and to draw books by Methodist chinch Sunday ■'fifejcVThe' complying with the uniform regula­ presiding elder, Dr. Joy, will preach tions. in the evening. We hope and trust that every repub­ lican in Barry county wHl see that his neighbor supplied each week with a <o^y of the Banner, during the cam­ paign, at least Mb.E. H. Mallory, of NashviBe, has registered in the county clerk’s •oflice as “magnetic healing andclarvoyapce” physician, and states that he has tn in continuous practice of the heal­ ing art for five years. Messis. Huffman Bros, are putting a N'Qrcrosi furnace into the new dwell­ ing being erected-by Winthrop Nelson. Thfcj firm are also doing plumbing for N. Barlow, placing hot and cold water pif>es into his residence. There Were more than the usual number of accidents on the 4th in this Mate. Two men were seriously injured by the premature discharge of a cannon at Charlotte, and in many other towns •xcurrtd like accident. The rheinbers of the Hastings ladies’ ‘•and desire V, express their hearty thanks to the citizens of Hastings for their kind assistance on the fourth of •July; also to Mr. Messer and Mr. Cook for the use of their rooms. The saloon men of this city are at­ tempting to boycott the Democrat, be­ cause one of its employees entered com­ plaint against one of their number for kec'pnig open saloon an the 4th. Boy­ cotting win be a losing game, gentle­ men. « ‘ Mr. Geo. E. Bowers, formerly editor of this paper, has purchased the Hills­ boro, Dak., Banner, and has again as­ sumed the duties of editor. The first ntimber of the Banner under his editor­ ship shows a vast improvement. The people of Hillsboro may rest assured that Mr. B. will give them a first-class paper. A’ thorough-going, honorable business man, that he will achieve suc­ cess is certain. Ah we go to press there is every in­ dication that the democratic national convention will be prolonged two or three days. Tcxlay, (Thursday) an ef­ fort will be made to adopt a platform, with every prospect of a lively fight over the the tariff plank. It is impossi­ ble at this writing to form any idea of who will be the^nominee. At present Cleveland takes the lead, with Thur­ man a good second. The Butler- boom is on the wane, and it is generally con­ ceded that his nomination is not at all probable._________________ The Fourth at Hastings.—The celebration of the nation’s anniversary at this dty, under the auspices of the W. C. T. U, waa a very pleasant affair, and attracted a: goodly CTO7t..Bv2J" thing took place as advertised. Ihc procession in the morning was fine, and the exercises at court house square in­ teresting. The oration by Dr. Joy was an able effort, and elicited much favor­ able comment. The program was appropria to th. occteloh, carried out, raid mote ln.W than such uaually are. At the up Mrs. W. Stimpson, of Ann Arbor, is making a short visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Black. Mr. Jas. Godfrey and Dr. H. C. Peck­ ham, of Freeport, were among the Ban­ ner callers of the past week. Mr. M. Stone, of South Bend, Ind., is spending a few day in Hastings, the guest of his cousin, Mr. Lewis Stern. C. W. Mansfield, representing Brad­ ner, Smith & Co.,. paper dealers of Chicago, wm a Banner caller Tuesday. S. W. Hewitt, an attorney of Augusta, and Mr. McKay, father of the man charged with the murder of Searles, are in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stewart, of Grand Rapids were in the city Sunday for the purpose of attending the funeral of Mrs. S.’s foster father, O. S. Hadley. Mr. Len. Felghqer is in the city. He is convalescent from an attack of malarial feTer. The democratic convention was too much for him—had to leave Chica­ go. Geo, Barnes and wife, R. K. Grant and wife, J. W. Bentley and wife and several others from this city went to Gun Lake to-day for a several day’s so­ journ. Mrs. Jerome Sn^th went to Charle­ voix and Petoskey Wednesday after­ noon, at which place she will remain a couple of weeks for the benefit of her health. Mr. W. A. Cornell, agent for Schneidewend & Lee, Chicago, wm in the city Saturday. Mr. Cornel! is a Michigan printer, and one who thoroughly un­ derstands his business. . Mr. N. J Johanson, of Whitesville, Fla., was in the city iMt week, the guest of his brother-in-law. Mr. Ed. Brown. Miss Annie Brown returned to her Florida home with him. Mr. Chas. M. Knappen writes the Banner that he has permanently lo­ cated in Lansing, having purchased stock in the Lansing Artificial Stone । Co„ of which company, he holds the position of secretary. , Mrs. A. S. Dean, of this city, who has been in poor health for several years, has gone to Loraine county, Ohio, where she has relatives and friends, in the hope of improving her health. She is accompanied by her daughter Minnie. Fatal Accident.—It waa indeed a ■ad ending of the 4th of July celebra­ tionin this place. While witnessing the flreworks- in the evening Mr. Oscar S. Hadley was struck by a rocket and fell to the earth insensible. The injured man was conveyed to the Hastings House and medical aid at. once sum­ moned. He rapidly sank, however, and breathed his last about midnight. He was struck .on the right shoulder, near the neck, the concussion causing an abrasion of the artery leading into the arjn. Death resulted from internal hemorrhage. Those having the matter in charge took every precaution-to prevent acci­ dents from the fire-works. They were stored in a room in the court house and men employed to carry them to the stand as wanted. It appears that un­ known to those on the platform some one put a package of the combustibles thereon, among which were six large rockets, several fire wheels, etc. The first imtimation of their presence there was the shooting of a large rocket into the crowd on State street. It shot about breast-high when at the crossing in front of Hicks’ store, and struck Mr. Hadley as above stated. This was fol­ lowed by another rocket, which fortu­ nately passed over the thoroughly alarmed crowd. With commendable presence of mind some one on the plat­ form secured the remaining four rock­ ets and brushed the 'burning wheels onto the ground. It was very fortu­ nate the loss of life was not greater. ernment A man of the most rugged integrity and strictest truthfulness, he leaves be­ hind him an untarnished name. -To whoa It mar oonwns Wrh.w IWIOOS two Are. this week, te by shUSres while pUyto. In oor lumber jud. The.. eMMren ore Arrested for Murder.—Darwin very young, running from six to fourteen yw» J McKay waa on Tuesday arrested for the murder of Thomas P. Searles in Hope township on the IMt last. It will bo remembered thatMeKav is the man who first reported the crime, who flrat visited the house in the mornin# and discovered the body. It to undisputed that he was at dearies about dusk the evening of the murder. The officers have not lost sight of the » for a moment from the time of their arrival at the acene of the crime, and there haa been good detective work done, too; .Thran_^net^ £ cunrateadal evidence were a flue dtoplay. But for thewd ^^wuTbeTxreraWlf hard for accident, the day wouW have , him to explain awnjr. Then '« » v^y enjoyable oneBather cool , almost universal feeling In the town. lor lemonade and lee cream ' ’ of Hope and Prairieville that the right nreie to much to tot the comfort of ^Xdante. Tak~aBln.il, John .Sanford, of Hastings town*mp, got drunk on the 4th, and had a P»cnic that day and the next. He was run in and arraigned before Justice •reeniWd. who thought that 90 days in * Ionia house of correction would be about the right thing. ^UcHiGAK editors are loud in their Praise of the recent meeting of the Rtat« pree association. Suppose they want to “harrow” the feeling! of those th* celebration was a success. Oscar S. Hadley, who was killed by a premature discharge of a rocket on the night of the 4th of July last, was born at Ludlow, Windsor Co., Vermont,' April 14th, 1824. Mr. Hadley lived in Windsor Co. uninterruptedly from the time of his birth to the year 1853. While in Ver­ mont he became a proficient tinsmith. In 1847, at Lancaster, New Hamshire, he married Miss Julia Baker, who sur­ vives him as his widow. In 1853, Mr. and Mrs. Hadley remov­ ed to Michigan, located in Hastings where Mr. Hadley engaged alone in the hardware trade. He afterward fanned a copartnership in the business with Mr. It B. Wightman, which association continued about six. years. Afterward Mr. Wightman’s place in the firm was taken by Geo. Baker with whom Mr. Hadley did business for about two years. At the expiration .of this asso­ ciation Mr. Hadley bought the ‘'Bailey Mills” so called which he operated un­ til the year 1878, during the later years in company with Messre. WiBiain Bar­ low and J. S. Goodyear. Since 1878 Mr. Hadley has not I teen engaged actively in business. He was a man of no little orignality of thought, and of considerable strength of mind. Fond of discussion and agitation, he will long be remembered for his many eccentricities of expression as well as for the lively Interest which be always took in affairs of local afid general gov­ IT STANDS THE HEAD I THE LIGHT-RUNNING “DOMESTIC” BECAUSE IT IS TJie Simplest machine made, having few parts, no compli­ cation, ami requires little skill in management. The Lightest-Running machine, hence "produces less fatigue in operating, and on that aoeOunt is especially recommended by the medical faculty. Adapted to the Greatest Range of Work—will do the finest as well as the heaviest, and is suited to the use of all applianc­ es that facilitate the ordinary, fancy, or difficult work. Always ready for use, and requires no special adjustment when the work is changed. The Most Durable machine ever made. Its construction is in accordance with the most advanced and approved mechan­ ical principles, and all the parts are Case Hardened, working on Adjustable Conical Bearings. It has the most beautiful wood-work. It has the best set of attachments ever furnished with a Sewing Machine. Tbe Domestic has the best warranty of any machine made. Over 100 Domestic machines in the city of Hastings alone and some of them in use 22 years and running all i ight yet. Nobody has ever been able to produce a Domestic shuttle worn out. . 1 have in stock .the Royal St John, the New Home, the American, the Wilson, the Singer, and others. New machines from $20.00 up. Sewirrg machine needlee, and the finest sew­ ing machine oil made for all machines. Parts and attach­ ments furnished on short notice for all machines as cheap aa the cheapest. . OfJ£’ therefore. rfve notice Wat we ahull promptly arrent and turn over to the proper anthortties any and ull children tresm*»ln« upon our premises after this dale. ■ Dated. July 3.1**.’ BENTLEY BEDS. & WILKINS. Pumps! Pumps! BKKT. manufacture vne the beet Pumps made. I also have in J1 manuiftcvure dosl Wood nwu rump ’ ’Chain '’ ~ L with the Churchill Pat­ stock the best Pump to be Ud. _____ teket I seU these pumps I ent Expansion Rubber Bucket Imuch sell leea than a cheaper pump are sold. Pumps purchased of me will tie set if desired and warranted all right * 'all and see me, one door west of R. K. Grant’s, State St —3-------- - ------ ----- -- h_,n. forbidden i Daus Jeb A ira*- ■ gbokok haxki, a. h. ijjuSkb. —------------------- ABaourrs nivow ioi “ DIVORCES S IrwiaTTttKy Cl Bro^wxy. T. PHILLIPS. �Sm«rt of B«anu' a sweep of his arm the waters the boot* ns pass­ ing over, he said to a passing from the North: “When i new twelve years old I killed my first bear on a new Hantation my father waa then cutting out of a forest that grew directly over the waters of this bend. That v>s a mighty good plantation, and there was right smart of bears tiiere, too. But that one thousand acres of land wait into the Mississippi yean ago." It is putting no strain upon tlie figure to say that great forests ot youthful hope, womanly beauty and manly strength are swept in the same way every year Into the great, torpid tor­ rent of disease and death. Yet it should not be so. That it is so is a disgrace as well as a loss. People are largely too careless or too stupid to defend their own interests—the most precious of which Is health. That gone, all Is gone. Dis­ ease is simple, but to recklessness or Ignorance the simplest things might as well be complex, as a proposition tu Come Sections. As tlie huge Western rivers, which so often flood the cities along their shores, arise In a few mountain springs, so all onr aliments can be traced to Im­ pure blood and a small group of disordered or­ gans. The most effect lye and Inclusive remedy for disease Is PARKER’S TONIC. It goes to tbe sources of pain and weakness. In response to its action, thr liver, kidneys, stomach nnd heart begin their work afresh, and disease Is driven out. The Tonic is not, however, an Intoxicant, but cures a desire for strong drink. Have you dyspepsia, rheumatism, or troubles which have refused to yield to other agents? Here Is your helix Mr. aud Mrs. John Lovett, ol Port Austin, celebrated their golden wedding Monday night When you have a cough and want relief, think of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs. A guaranteed remedy for those diseases. Price so cents and 91. Fred. Hotchkiss states that Indigestion pre­ pares every one for disease, but guarantees Acker‘s Dyspeptla Tablets to cure all forms, of Tecumseh will have a commercial school. Opening the Fountains. " in numberiew bulbs beneath tbe skin Is se­ creted the liquid substance which gives the hair its texture, color and gloss. When this secre. tion stops, the hair begins at once to become dry, lustreless, brittle and gray . Is that the condition of your hair? If so, apply Parker’s Hair Balsam at once. It will restore the color, gloss and life by renewing tlie action of nature. Th<- Balsam Is not an oil. not a dye. but an ele­ gant toilet article, highly appreciated because of Its cleanliness. Measles, mumps aud whooping-cough at Niles. Fred. Hotchkiss* distinctly states that Ack­ er's English Remedy has and does cure con­ tracted consumption. Ask for circular. An entirely new medicine, guaranteed. The new census gives Hart 703 Inhabitants. Consumption has been, and can be cured by the use of Downs' Elixir. ■Dog swimming races are tbe latest out at Jackson. . Consumption Cured. An old physician, retired from practice, hav­ ing had placed In bls hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption. Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and al) throat and lung affections, also a positive and radical cure fur Nervous Debility and all nervous complaints, after having tested Its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty .to make it known ip his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send free of charge, to all wbo desire ft. this recipe. In Ger­ man. French or English, with full directions ifor preparing and using. Bent by mall by address­ ing with stamp, naming this paper. W. A. Nov RS. Powarli Block. Rochester, N. Y. Talking ota 93,500 tax nt lamsing to furnish tbe upi>er story of the high school building. An End to Bone Scraping. Edwin Shepherd, of Harrisburg. Ill;, says: “Having received so much benefit from Electric Bitters, 1 feel ft my duty to let suffering human­ ity know It. Have had a ruifning sore on my leg for eight years} iny doctors told me I would have to liavc the bone scra|>ed or leg amputated. I used. Instead, three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes Buckleu's Arnica Halve, and my a is now sound and well." Electric Bitters are rt at fifty centaa bottle, and Buckleu's Arnica Salve afttc. <>er box by W. H. Goodyear. There are W assemblies of Knights of labor within a radius of20 miles of Port Huron.. Henry Schtrnhah. foreman Henry Krug Pack­ ing Co.. St. Joseph, Mo., uses Dr. Thomas Elec­ tric Oil with hl* men for sprains, cuts, 'bruises. A baity In a psi;x-r bag waa found floating hil the river at East Maginaw Bunday night. Some remarkable cures of deafness are re­ corded of Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil. Never falls to cure earache. Silas Drew and Claries l<ee. of Ionia county, have sheared over 70) sheyp till* season. Fred. Hotchkiss will liefund the price paid if Acker's Blood Etlxipdoes not relieve any skin or blood disorder. A new, but thoroughly tested discovery. Tbe Michigan Overall comifeuiy. Ionia, makes at tbe rates of rajieo overalls per year. For Rheumatism. Lumbago. Neuralgia,Cramp and Colic there is no remedy superior to the genuine Dr. Thomas Electric Oil. • Snmmerimeeting of Battle Creek driving irnrk aasoclatloa occurs July 2S-31. / A Startling Discovery. Mr. Wm. Johnson, of Huron, Dak., writes that bls wife bad been troubled with acute Bronchitis for many year*, and that all rem«*dles tried gave no permanent relief, until be procured n bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs, and Colds, which had a magical effect, and produced a permanent eure. It Is guaran­ teed to cure all Diseases «»f Throat. Umgs, or Bronchial Tubes. Trial liottle free at W. H. Goodyear's drag store, large site $1.00. Horen A Koomis. hardware dealer* at Nile*, have bean obliged to sus|*end. Tbe secret art of beauty lies not In cosmetics, but only In pure blood and healthy ret Ion of the vital organ?, to be obtained by Burdock Blood Bitters. East Saginaw liquor dealers owe the coonty <18,too unpaid liquor licenses. My Physician said I could not live, my liver out of order, frequently vomited greenish mucous, skin yellow, small dry humors on face, stomach would not retain food. Burdock Blood Bitters cured me. Mrs. Adelaide O'Brien, 372 Exchange BL BuffaUo, N. Y. Bangor township families according to tbe census returns average: 4H<-~ Erjslpelas and Halt Rheum waa driven entire hr away from Mrs. J. C. Anderson. Peshtigo. Wls.. by Burdock bloocrbltters. No equal as a blood pnriller. The new hotel at Lake Agogeblc cost 915,000 and is ready tor guest. Tlie l-est salve in the world for Cuts, Bruise*, Bores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chsppep Hands, Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis­ faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W, H. Goodyear. Blaine and Logan clubs are forming all over Berrien county. As a sure remedy for Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Constipation, Torpid Liver?BilliouMMMW, Ac., no medicine is equal to Dr. Baxter's Mandrake Bitters. A Jackson pair want to exchange a stove tor The Burdock Plant hi one ot tbe beat diuretics r kidney regutatora. Burdock Blood Bitten In Lightning stunned 12 person* at Alma during Next to the PrseMeo* at tbe United States, the beat paid Federal official is Florida, Nevada, Oregon, Rhode Island and Vermont have lees than one-half tbe population ot Illinois, but have the same number ol repreeentatives in Congress—twenty-one. Pennsfylvania lias a larger number of post-oflices than any other State. Not a clerk in the Pension Office of this city draws less than SI,000 a year salary, the average for the 1,173 clerks being $1,294. Even the copyists get $900 a year. These clerks have light labor and short hours. The average salary of the railway post-office clerks throughout the country is only $977 a year. These men wore hard’ at the mo® trying labor, and have long hours. Eighty years ago North Carolina bad as many representatives in Congress as New York. North Carolina now has Dine, or one less than she bad in 1800, while New York has thirty-four. There are 419 typesetters, besides apprentices, in the Government Printing 000, a aurn which would defray all the 1expensea of the Government, excepting interest on the public debt, for nearly uiuv yean nine years to come, at ai the vx present prw*ei>i rate of expenditure ; and for nearly thirtyfive jears if tbe expenses could be limited to what thev were in I860. 1860.—1H’osA- anu striveu , _motT Lookod back upon, should it like the hills of Heaven. when we were girls and Infanta and Children A SLIGHT MISTAKE. 1 hewfuonjlind Itof (hrin, for Kltlrno. Mr. Philip McDowell, of New Vork. has a most remarkable dog. who is at present engaged in paternally watching [Detroit Free Prata-1 ' over a litter of kittens. “Crank,” as he A young lady went w‘ is called, is a full-blooded Newfound­ telligwo. office the other d»r. .nd, u land, three years old. He was born in iSSw. no girl in M the Ume, -t Melbourne prison, where a sailor bought down to wait lor om She la a .letterhim, and prescntetWiim to his present Mn arenne belle and lead! the py pro­ owner. The animal is a fine specimen cession in society circles; she >a also a Hail Castoria. of his breed, with the typical hroad, good daughter and model hoosekMpar. honest face, and large confiding eyes. taking all tbe care of a large establish­ He is coal black, with a small bunch of ment off her mother's ageing shoulders. Centaur Llnlmant.-A»»>white hair upon his breast * and weighs As the sat and waited in Uta intalhabout one hundred pounds. Like all mnee office a gentlemen whom she Newfoundlands he is very good-natured knew o.one in to get a girl : she had and kind, but. at the same time very Estimating Congress to be in session watchful, keeping bis eye upon hxs met him at s social reception a few 200 days a year, the salaries of Senators master's coat, of which he considers nights previous, he in full evening dre«, she in a costume of pink silk and and Representatives amount to about himself a self-constituted guardian. Spanish lace, with roses m her hair. nmf'rnO of the late war wbo were $10,000 a dayDuring the past summer a pretty tabby The State of Nevada, which has two cat, with a bright red ribbon around her Be had whspared sweet words of ad­ Senators and one Representative ip neck, strutted leisurely into the saloon miration to her, and she had blushed sIud and offieiid minder, *111 find ft to thetr in­ terest to communicate promptly, and with par­ Congress, has not so large a population and looked inquiringly about for a good beneath his too ardent gaze. It was ticulars. with MvNkiLi. A Birth, Attorneys by 617 souls as the city of New Haven, warm place to stretch out. "Crank.” only a rehearsal of that foolish old nnd Solicitors, Drawer 417. Wu»blMton, D. C. No fee* In advance: honorable dealing: highest Conn. • Who up to that time had an aversion to play, “Love's Young Dream,’’ but at reference*. . A number of the United States Sen­ all felines made a dash at the intruder, had left pleasant memories with both. She could not help allowing she was ate’s employes are put down on the but to tbe surprise of all she nev..r •1 miu imX exactly alck. yrt not at all well." records as "skilled laborers,” and draw moved. glad to meet him Again, and half rose. Arching her back she Pur­ toning up. The Mt<xaM<-h aud liver are pay at $1,000 a year, while those who veyed her giant assailant with a sort But he passed her to apeak to tha You wantParker* Tonic WlRsMyou riflit Mfely,. are merely “unskilled laborers” gel of a ‘‘you-wouldn’t-lick-anyone-under- woman at the desk, who nupphed surely and at ouce. It re-vitalize* tbe blood. Inviiturates the »y*teni. $840 a year. The distinction between your-size" look; then walked up to Mr. “help” to domestic Macedonia. the two is in the kind of brooms they McDowell, and rubbing up against his “My brother's family is in next of a manipulate. Tbe "skilled” laborei foot, looked into his face as if to say, girl, Mrs.------■■ Can you send one up uses a common broom to sweep stone "I’ve come to star, and you had better there to-day ?" wbi|e the "unskilled” laborer tell your big dog about it.” "No, sur," said the woman stolidly, wields a coarse broom in sweeping car­ Crank took in the situation, and was “tha' su’t one in now." riageways. "Why won't this one do?" asked the apparently pleased with tbe independ­ During tbe past ten years the Govern­ ent behavior of his arch enemy ny. He gentleman curtly, turning upon the ment has expended pearly $70,000,000 offered no further resistance, anc id tabby yqung lady, who 'in her plain walkingin caring for the Indians. The total was allowed to remain. She was chris­ dre* and veiled turban sat trembling number of Indians attached to agencies tened Mrs. Lantry, not because she j with apprehension. * is only 246,000, and of these 60,000 in looked luufccu at all ai: like nac that uiai lady, iauv, but uumu on ac- j "La, now, she ain't no girl," said the Indian Territory, 7.700 in Wisconsin, count of an unfeline bang which adorned > njiatregg of the intelligence, but the and 5,000 in'New York are supposed tc tbe A Great Medical Work on Hanhood, e top of her head. From that moment ।j cllatomer paid no attention to her. be at least partially self-supporting. a close friendship sprang up between "Sea here, Mis* or Mrs. what’s your Last year the Post-office Department iLe the two animals. They ate from the namBi namOt" ue he asked aurapuj, abruptly, “cu can you rW do bllitv. Preiunture beeline iti Man. Errors of Youth, and the untokl ntlserie* resulting from used $14,000 worth of ink for stamping same nnmn nlntdl n.n«1 spent srwnt thfdl* i<ll« moTOO- ' ge _ ____ plate and their idle nerail 1_„I. housework, wash, iron nn<^ and iiKliwrctWMi or rxcesa. A l«x>k fur every man. and canceling letters. wound Langcook? you can and are vour young, mlddle-ngwl and old. It routulns ta meats together. To woul .. -Mrs. -----------oook? If If yon can and are worth worth your Tbe five States of Delaware, Colorado, try’s feelings made Crank angry, and lie prcs<'rt|itio:w for all neule and chronle disease*, salt,you can get a place -d’ye hear?” viwh onr at which h Invaluable. Bo found by Florida, Nevada and Oregon combined avenged all insults that were offered to The girl shrunk hastily from his ex­ ihc Author, whose experience for 23 year* Is such have not so great a population by about her. aa probably never before fell to thr lot of any tended hand, aud he asked : .100,000 souls as the City of New York. pnvsk-lan. ®> paxes, bouud in tieautiful French A month ago Mrs: Langtry had a lit­ “Are you a German or Swede? Be­ muslin, embossed rovers, full gift,'guaranteed to Yet New York City has but eight Rep­ ter of four handsome striped kittens, be a finer work In every sense—mechanical. Utcause if ’ you can't speak English, we resentatives in Congress, while tbe five and at once, forgetting, he duties as rran professional -than ant other work What’s the matter sold lti and (States have sixteen, besides their ten guardian of toe store. Crank turned bis don’t want yon. this coQUtry' for 92.no, or toe money will with you? Ain't deaf -and dumb, are t>e refunded In every Instance. Price otily 91 000 Senators. attention to tiie new comers, with whom you?” by mull. post-iuUd. llluatnitlvr sample Scents. In the fiscal year ended June 80, tbe he was much pleased. He watched by Send now. (MM medal awarded tbe author by By this time the indignant girl lud the National Medical Association, to the officers Government’s disbursemert for pensions toe champagne basket, in which they of which hr refers you. collected her wita. and, rising from her reached the sum which exceeds by six lay close to toe mother, night aud day, This book should I* read by tbe young for in­ millions of dollars tbe disbursements for disentangling them when locked in too chair, sho walked out, leaving him star­ struction. aud by the afflicted Cor ’relief. It will licnefit all.—LdMkM lancet. ing ufter her. all purposes m the year 1860. close embrace, with his great, ungainly Then* is no member of society to whom this “She will meet and she will mi« him. There are in the railway mail service foot Astonished at the strange conduct book will not i»e useful, whether youth, parent, There will ba ou j vacant stare." fifteen clerks who draw tbe salary ot $12 of his dog, Mr. McDowell, who has a guardian. Instructor or guardian.—Argonaut. the Prabody Medical Institute, or Dr. a year each. But he will never know .what fate did W.Address penchant tor well-bred animals, closely H. Parker. No. 4 Bulfinch street, Boston. From the five States of New York, observed his strange actions. The for him in the intelligence office. ' Mass., wbo iimy be consulted on all diseases re­ quiring skill aud exprrirnre. Chronic and ob­ Pennsylvania, Illinois, Massachusetts mother aq well as toe kittens seemed stinate disease* that have baf Tiip A T fled and Ohio, the Government derives onethr skill of all other phyaklau* nildUj * to regard Crank as possessing the half of all its postal revenues. specialty. Buch treated sue HTnT'VCJ'tT’T T? right to interfere in their affairs. crsafulty without an In-1 -EL I OJCU-iT The Government expended $41,228.66 At the regular bi-monthly meeting of stance of failure. The little ones as sooo as their eyes last year for "North American Ethnol­ opened were named Kate, Duplicate, the Society for Promoting the Welfare ogy” for the Smitbeoniau Institute^ Certificate and Syndicate. Tlie latter of the Insane, in New York, a paper : It costs $30,000 a year to light the received her peculiar cognomeu because written by Miss Mary Brigham was ; Capitol and grounds. a well-known banker desired to get read in which she said: "Of all dis- { More thanone-half of the internal rer re- *'\hold of her. Every morning Crank eases, w»cx,, the ,uo most mu«i. w^awnvus, we most mu»i ■ mysterious, the enue receipts of the Government come takes toem out of the basket one by one, intricate and IUUK.U1, »v treat, auu difficult to and M at j, from the four States of Illinois, New tenderly brushing their fur with his 1 ths “ same time which shows an alarming ' York. Ohio and Kentuckv. coarse tongue places them between his increase among all classes, ia insanity, j To wait upon seventy-three Senators forepawa, where they remain until Mrs. It demands and must receive that merit there are 242 employes not counting Lantaj-, who is a late riser, consent* to more in accord with the laws of hu- ’ ]K>lice. watchmen and librarians. give them breakfast. During tbe day inanity than baa been accorded it. The i Virginia now has tlie same number toe dog spends his unoccupied moments of Congressmen that she bad in 1790. playing with the kittens, who delight in when there were only sixty-five members hiding underneath his big body.— agee one long ghastly chapter of inhumasHy and sickening brutality, and , Without puffiriy.simply on tbe good word of the House. HtiLadrlphUi News. every investigation made within the There are several post-offices in the put decade, when honestly conducted, ‘ “ country at which the annual salary of ra. revealed revaahwi a a state of nf affairs, especially' ji *OT h . has ' Rough m the Landlady, lias reveaiea . ___ . CUKE AIX, . tbe postmaster is only $1. in the Uu> Mflnnu which i. SjUSu in asylums o! of thi. this oonnlrr, countrv, which Postal cards cost the Government 54 The prejudice against the average fts a disgrace to our boanted Christian b«*uty. waste the strength, mar the bapptcents and 4 mills a thousand. I male boarding house-keeper seems to be sivilixation. 2S!LS?iV*,u‘oe“ ofmaay ttlBIJI AND "Five hundred and eighty-nine dollars/ confined to no particular State. “Medical science tells us that all the OSLE-“\ for wines, liquors, and mineral waters Sam Hinchman and Hili' Perkins were ZT- . for use of Board ot Visitors to Naval discussing matters and things over a cup implements of tortnre — the chaim, I T! 7h8?T*n,ndDn',**‘^ with I Of Womn ud Children Academy.” is an item in last year’s of coffee in an Austin eating-house, when But what has taken their place? Are '------- .. .. u a JrTT;..;. expenditures of the Government. the conversation drifted to a recent oc­ aot the straps, the cords, the mufi's I r-a mm. assmu ’ The Pension Office expends more than currence in Philadelphia. the blinded room., the chair., the cribs “ ---------------------------‘ ’ $60,000 a year investigating alleged "Did you read about that Hungarian in daily use in our asylums ? Do not pension frauds. Countess, in a Philadelphia boarding ffnrtalr by HtKDKKlCK HOTCHKIKK. Attbe Signal Service Training School, house, wbo shot anil wounded the -boy ;he insane suffer from the old apirlt of I Arlington Heights, the students of me­ wbo told her to put out tbe gas and who tyranny and neglect? Do they not teorology, barometers and anemometers fired several shots at the landlady, and aear the contemptuous word, tbe ■PAYSONS iruel taunt, the insulting and evasive are compelled to leave their study missed her?” asked Sam. qC I- 'j, Do not pa­ tables in the exact center of tbe room, "Yes, I read all about that That replies to civil questions? ■INK r tiieir bunks in a certain position in a woman should be made an example of. tients experience the ignorance of doc­ certain corner, their coats hung upon She should receive the heaviest penalty tors and - the neglect aud abtiae of at­ certain nails, and their text books piled of the law,” responded Bill. tendants? Do not blows with the fist up in a certain manner before rearing "I agree with you precisely. There with straps or with keys form the daily 1 State * Moaree . for the, night, these and a hundred more is no punHhment severe enough forthat part of the unprotected life of many pa similar regulations being prescribed "by kind of a woman wbo would shoot a tients in our asylums, who are reason- I order at the Chief Signal Office^/’ mere boy, for doing simplv what be was able enough and sensible enough to fee] Their Sunday dinner is coffee, bread, told to do.” the cruelty of it all? It was a treat­ ‘ and dried apples stewed. ' "O. as far as that is concerned. I ment of punishments then; it is a treat­ After having expended more titan don’t blame her at all for shooting the ment of punishments to-dav. The sys­ $100.000,000.upon Its buildings in this boy. If that was all she had done, I tem under which theee asylums are District,the Government finds itself pay­ wouldn’t think hard of her; but to shoot governed is a system that makes but ing nearly $6,000 a month for rent of three times at tbe landlady of a board­ Dever cures; a treatment contrary to private buildings. ing bouse, and miss her every time, is a science and common dense, and is au it uses $80,- crime against humanity. I’ve lived and outrage on common decency and com­ 000 worth of wrapping twine a year. Chicago, Ills. suffered in a 'boarding bouse, and I mon humanity, and the patients have no The thirteen States of Arkansas, Cali­ know wbat kind of a fiend I‘m talking Erotection from physicians who do not fornia, Colorado, Conneticut, Delaware. about. A woman wbo can’t sboot better now a sane from an insane person; no Florida, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hamp­ than that Hungarian Countess did, protection from cruelty, abuse and negshire, Oregon. Rhode Island, Vermont ought Dot to be allowed to have a pistol. ANUU HVNIM and West Vitginia. with au aggregate If she had only crippled up the land­ At the conclusion of the paper Mrs. lady, I would not mind it so much; but •ecratery, ex­ of New York alone, have twenty-eix to miss her entirely is simply infamous. plained that Mus Brigham had been United Staten Senators to New York’s There are no mitigating circumstances. confined in an asylum, and that upon mate orMichigan. County of Barry - vs. two. She is not a woman at All; she ia a base **** * e!^ representationa to the an order California, with less than half the .imposition on the public.”— Texas Bift- authorities of Massachusetts liad bseu J » ‘T.iuoutn> rrom that population of Indiana, pays to the Gov­ made the subject of an official inveatigaj ernment more money for postal service. “K UM JI rredl—‘•Greet Scott, I’ve killed him!” eminent last year was an item "For yelled the baggage-smasher as he hurled a Saratoga plump into the pit of tlie manufacturing medals, 825,498,24.” (Prof. Swint) It costs tbe Government <187,000, a . stomach at a stout old gentleman staodTo h«rc all th. gate, ol th, ana, year to maintain light-* and buoys on the Ohio, MiasuBippi and Missouri Rivera. Two-fifths of all the newspapers and uutaidc ot > lieetatrak in ihM periodicals sent through the mails by jum CLKMKNT RMITH. publishers at pound rates are mailed at restaurant an’ I’m sol Ider ’n tbe sides of bl. Iona u. a coffin, thi, i. th. .a,dn• iron-plated gunboat. Sling along yer •P~taele ol oar world. Th. New York City. Saratogtes; ’ a long as yer aims straight Nineteen thousand seven hundred and wonder, are a, aoihing com|«rod with sixty-eight dollars of tbe public fund ai that thirty-five cent lunch yer can’t Uua ou marrol. It dvath all «IM “ were recently expended for "mschinerv hurt my fedin’s!”.-Et»wri//c Argus. and experiments in tbe manufacture o‘f flrooMyn F^tU . mr I murr I —Since 1848 there have been five riot sugar.’ • ■M-ntad-. tooo7ld. To supply public buildings through­ periods ia the United States: Tbe Astor WOK,. out the countrj with fuel, light and Place riota in New York in 1849; toe Ill choOM >n .motwoj water requires an expenditure ol 91,000 draft riots in* New York in I86;t- -the *?**?■' hi. Orange riot in New York in 1171; the a day. -Seven hundred and fifty peraom are railroad riots of 1877. and toe Clnc^sati riots of a few weeks ago. In the same time there were twenty-six as noticeable riotein Great Britain. - Chicago IniceOcean. JI™ OFFICtno Only $1. WOMAN’S FRIEND AlYon&hkaly ess* S55SRto-."S S'L-'a^W^— yy — low “ oomp^i-.ar. um ot»e U« ___________________ erl oFf U^Ud latora*,1=a-«r- '!>• K»P«*3d Fold. GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE i 1 ’ITI.’iT? T,cM<rt °®*or B. R. CABLK. g. ST. JOHN, ms ,. Gn'iTki,kp»- .­ CHICAGO. N. H. Downs' FOR Colds OlBUMFnON AMD1 Soughs EV\X\R. OON8UMPTION La*i«n(xr ed times without number by the ha-, ly use of Downs’ Elixir. It will cm Croup, Bronchitis, Asthma, PUurUy, Whooping-Cough. Lung Fever, and all diseases of th* Throat, Chest and Lungs, whaa other remedies fail. r" ‘•r HXU, JCESSOif t hep's, Yl AGENTS^ ”' jF7kui.ll I Oproa:WhineUu ft Reflecting Safety Lamp FOWSHEE a MACKIN. CbicmMUO AMT FREE! ^RELIABLE SElf« A fkrortte prescription of one of tbs in plain Mated euvclopt A’f-'.OrnsritHruilUlb AMzwn DR. WARD A CO. Ma. Nervous Exhaustion, Premature Decay, Loss of Manhood. Ab Kt-pnce <np»h-tx*iwl Book of A4zi« w T. WILLIAMS A co., vuw«ai»s ICAKW CURE au, W-, nd Mkr.>» m-1** Kr PiiTti tSsBide. Ac. While Ibeir nN* raeosta hw boot shown In ccrinf SICK„ HenS*d»ej«< Cnrtrc'sLlttle Urrr Pills HEAD. ache >*^*t*”r ” — CARTER MEDICINE C0-, New vrv S3EHf �fhe Hastings Banner. Local News. HJ<( — I tocaua Ud Browing Ilnrin. .“***' ■'•>7«eiK>I‘ hundred. A MjOtO L J W^ O’*k"“’ “ Hon- ^o#lho^1»b'*Mr<«rt«l.a»doUwr nUefmmX?!’, o'" ColuInhl*- wo -being aad,. Two “oSd ^Lr”7 ““ $2.50 GOLD PIECE GIVEN AWAY. there WMhttriiy . settler in the Namely •» un- h chiton thu 'r"k- 1'6si When ; occupied quarter section withki ita. , Beown county people wtoh to borders. Last rear comparatively UtTHE toting What esch other tie wheat WM raised. This year \t is WE young , fm their >re cream mMe9 “ th* *?*•' ■‘“*’ U,ey n<7'r “k the state, but in- «ported that KXXHio biuhels ot the X pr.«ee<ls were i n-seutod to the quire from trhat part ot Michigan the famous No. 1 hard win be grown in’ of which addressed emigrated. emigrated. One llnds ; Di-key county and marketed at Ellen­ £ fT.nil ■ ‘ ;the members ...emlwrs of which .; party part) addressed ih,-'refor' , ..“............. ™«rous — reminders — of the wolverine -t*1'- to anticipation of which due mam­ > TnV ’ <. s '!? eQU“ty boa5U «« °f « " |I ~~~ moth •*•'■«<* u»» has ueen been omit built and and anan. ninir of the 4th Mr. J. D. < . Detroit. Whinh vict»..i :isi._s . erected. 0>T . , ,.’nfi and gold sleeve We 'isited. The place : being :'WkT« 'th the initial -W.” on the toW- L *h*t Irvto» VaaVtedt lived l.ntt-n "1111 l. Th |in(le,r wjjj CGn. ‘’locksmith shop, three houses and acres b“l » few miles from this place 1 con­ X X *^ri\Th?°tel “ or to visit him. liis^J X Vth6 hostelry, and is ■thp Maple river, a fierce looking torrent otlled tbe Russell house. The landlord ■ “bout fhur feet wide. In the spring is a broedgauge 1-amsylvahls dutch- ■ however, the Maple would compart man, with a good-natured yet persistent I fs'orably with the Thornapple, it disposition to inquire into your busi-, "as early evening u I drew up at nern end teU you ell about his. A pa-1 VanVleck’s. Himself. his father' and I*'. H'S Detroit Free Press, has spacious ; “ns Fred and Earl were vainly at--------------above -- -----------... .......................... quarters the store, and is one of tempting to chase down a calf as I apthe try-weekly sort, so 1 waa informed. I Poached. G- • was fascina­ Of course this The transportation facilities of Detroit ting sport, but all hands seemed willing Tilt Vermontville I1;lwk man from are unrivalled, consisting of a surveyed to drop it; and give a tenderfoot a roval Hs .will:..-Land with his eagle eyb. line of railroad from somewhere to Bis­ welcome. Ijv. has 320 acres of excel­ Ueu.lmtlv getting ready to S"°°P mark. The survey is still there, but lent land, 80 into crops, and says ht\ ,t Kn jn tat congressional chicken the farmers prefer hauling their wheat wouldn’t go back to Michigan for love that max Jlvrlhima square meal, and to Columbia, 20 miles distant, rather or money. He certainly has a good famsh'f " ” leathery down to line the than trust it to this uncertain paper showing here. Not far from him are wltHll He says that on the railroad. Near Detroit, almost within the claims of Ab. VanBrunt apif th< Luwritv VI th- Charlotte Republican the shadow of the palatial Russell, we Barnaby and Doyle boys. th - IIp" !■' > Lacey will not be a can-1 Irving doesn’t talk politics as mud ‘ found our old friend Andrew Young, didatr again ter congress. 1 my leaves who hftg of limitless as 1 he used to. He says there isn’t an the Held t’pt-n t” anew man. He'says, He says, |j conlt(ienee jn Dukota. ’ use, and that he has more profltabl •11 mi Barn .:=miitv .... .. 1 business. I think he is yet a greenback . aunty the timber, accordturn would would come from "heeler and , r, . :ii, her her turn come er, though he keeps quiet about it. Th • «„ ♦k-i ^oung, we met Mr. E. Griffin, from but jh« r4 is not « raan in the 1 : reason 1 think so is because he has ■ ;nmty wU«. hi any congressional abll- < Baltimore,'ml the following former ’ ■ : Messrs. William!’calf named Ben. Butler. This is n< itv .md it i* not expected that they , Carter, Orson • and Homer Hager, !i the calf he was vainly trying to ru 11 . / Carter. Orson an will lay any ' i-nin to the coveted posi-, Emmet Cole and Andrew Kilpatrick. down when I arrived. He very wisel ' tii,n." Well: we are unable to guess ■ keeps Ben. Butler in a pen, and thi The latter has not the aldermanic ap- . with tvhatl standard he measures conknows where to find hinu Herein lit pearance he had in Michigan, but when jrr-k-'i'-nal ability, but we are strongly a suggestion for the greenliackers. J ; he laughs they hear him all over the ' uir muiiwb • ’ . , ... vf the opinion thati 11 it' tlie almost u***uni­ | they would find?their squint-orbed cai it will be found ■ , 1Y°'' n in (olu,n,blyth- «*•<*■ versal standfird is t— ., —------ ------------ . didate twice on the same politic; 1 ful inhabitants are roused from slum­ that'Barry county has quite a number ’ they must pen him up. ber by Kilpatrick’s unpleasant habit of ground, 1 ot men, who c<inld draw their pay} and 1 -haw! hawing!” early in the morning.' On returning from Ellendale to Abe uistri'-ute garden seeds just as well as । deen, 1 took pains to still further inve That is what they say, but I’m bound to | iinyl^d). It’s hard work of course, but tigatethe wonderful artesian, well i believe theyllo our friend injustice. Al with a lively clerk or two, a good able­ that place, and was fortunate in findin Columbia Mr. Mell Warren runs a bar­ bodied man can get along with it. the num who put down the saniv,. ber shop at fifteen cents a shave, and is From him 1 learned that the well was I THFiollowing-is a report from the doing a good business. Thus 1 met 940 feet deep; that water was found many whom I had formerly known, or fourth grade for the term closing June just underneath a layer of sandstone 27. bM:* Whole number enrolled. 48; । with whom it was no difficult matter about two feet through, upon which average daily attendance, 44. Those to get aetjuainted. It does a fellow rested the pipe. A test was recently who have not lieen absent: Maty Beach, good to fall in with one whom he can made of the pressure at the earth’s level, Willie IIoglrT Colo Welton, Jay Garri­ ask for a light without the formality and It was found to lie 115 lbs, instead son. Not tartly:—Dwight Goodyear, of an introduction. of 65 as I formerly wrote, to the square At length the time for our departure Eugene Giddings. .Minnie Wardell, inch, indicating that the fountain head drew nigh, and before leaving for the Johnny Wooton, Zidy .Maynard. Neithwas nearly 250 feet above Aberdeen. slisent nor tartly:—Sarah Ayres, Frank Red river country 1 was. anxious to The day I saw it, about half the full Baker. Allie (’annom, Frank Giddings, visit Ellendale. Five o’clock, on the current was allowed to flow, and the Allie Campbell. Mary McElwain. The morning of June 25, found the writer volume of water was wonderful, and following are the names of those who and a liveryman, on the road across the the roar of the rushing torrent could country to Westport, where 1 desired be heard blocks away. The water was haV had the greatest number of perfect to take the Ellendale train. full of quicksand, which was deposited hpelliiig lessons during the term: Sarah It doesn’t seem as though the sun just where it- was not wanted, and Ayres, Nellie Merchant, Allie Cannom, Frank Baker, Willie Grace, Eddie had time to set ••decently and in or^er” caused a junior flood along the streets. Mead, Emma Gutekunst,Effie Simpson, ere it is daylight again—at this season Occasionally the water woidd shootout Carrie Hall. Mattie Hall, Minnie Ajrjilt- sunset takes place about 8:15 p. m., sun­ a good sized stone, and all that day it temore, Aleck Radford, Dwight Good­ rise at 3:45 a. m. It was thus broad had been emitting pieces of wood near­ daylight when we started out on what ly transformed into coal, though still year. Clarence Radford. promised, as the air was cool and re­ soft, but which became very hard upon EDNA M. HAVENS, Teacher. , freshing, to be a delightful journey. ex posure to the atmosphere. 11 was ex­ MH. EDITOR: How would the name of A. B. Wat-1। Soon, however, it began . to .cloud up pected that in a few days the water son. of Grand Rapids, look at the head j and looked threatening. At six o'clock would . be clear. The citizens think of our stale ticket ? 1 think he possess-1I we were out on the treeless plain, with they have better facilities for tire pro­ es many qualification that commend i only an occasional house in sight, mov­ tection than the Holly water works ing rapidly across the prairies, and " 0Ul,lbf>1. I. COOK. 1dm for tlie place, S. D. watching the gathering storm. Just EDITOR OFBANNgK, to be entertaining I suppose, one opthe Dear Suu—There are some circum­ clouds dropped to the ground, rolled stances connected wi(h the census and rapidly toward us, and we were soon statistics of Joimstowit mat may I* of enveloped in its fleecy folds. To see interest to some of the readers of the ten rods in any direction was an impos­ Banner. 1 find 267 occupied houses and 270 families, containing 1178 inhab­ sibility. To add variety to the panora­ ma. the electricity kept up a blinding itants. Also find eight persons over 82 fire between this lowest cloud and one years of age, four of whom were born directly above it. Such a roaring in the state of New York, two in Mass­ cracking thunder 1 never heard before achusetts, one in New Jersey and one and do not wish to again. The wind The .Niagara Falls fRouie. in Germany. One man, Wm. Brother­ next took a hand in the business, a very ton, is in his 98th year, 1 found Samuel full and Mvely hand to. It howled vic­ OUANO RAPID* DIVISION. Crandall, in his 86th year, in the field iously alxjut us, threatening every TakingM*r IIU>. law. . cultivating com; another, John J. Hoff­ moment to careen our vehicle, the top man, in his 83d year, in the field hoeing of which my companion and v myself BAIT WARD. x corn; Asahel Beach in his 88th year held onto, not because we, were afraid, quite active, able to walk over the farm but because we wanted to. Then it be­ . and attend to business matters. There gan to rain, or rather to pour, and final­ ■TATIOSS. >ere ten marriages, 29 births and nine ly to hail, the frozen lumps varying in S *5 deaths within the census year. r size from peas to hickory nuts. We ' DEWEY. turnedour carriage so the storm came 6.00 SUITOR HAXNE^: 6.47 at our back, put the only blanket we As your correspondent from Orange- Jhad over our suffering horse, and let It 1.17 list ville is still of the opinion that said hail. For a little while 1 may »»y 1 teacher’s education is deficient, 1 would ,was lonesome. If any man thinks 1 en­ 12.47 like to make some further statements. ’ joyed it be is no friend of mine. The Alter making the acknowledgment storm lasted till we were thoroughly 9.15 11.45 that she gets her information second- 1entertained and'sufficiently w'et—about hand, .she states that said teacher wrote half ’ an hour. As it cleared, we found grammar “graraer,” which is a mistake, that we had gotten away from our <3 . tlie sentence is still on the blackboard. road. We wpied a house near byjhowMall. aral .'pclled properly. Now 1 would 1ever. Thither we went, and from the advise said correspondent to be more ’astonished farmer asked how tu we careful where she gets her information. 1were from anywhere in general and As wc know there never was a district Westport in particular. Lear"?^ ^ Detroit........... ...... yut what had more or less sore-heads; we were but three miles from the latter Juikson 12. W BwSnBapldB RJO 1.07 ^now that certain sore-heads have point we concluded not to go anywhere V.T7 visited the school during the last, term :but Westport. The storm was now Un with no other object than making over, and the remainder of our journey Ml 07 5.15 trouble, and some have been there at 1without event, Westport was reschw -■o times when young ladies should have ,In due ix-asou. ami the EUendele treun “ All train.* run" l**n at home and in bed, and for pur- ,boenledbyowet*"™0"" •tood that no respectable person would with’chiijol—At Grand think of. Now I do not intend to say “ The country alW the EUendtde ear, * W^MSrnorth. TVilh that there may not have been some Urunch ot the Milwaukee rend bMauch ffiwtakes made, but they have been X.WtMi'! bare5 nvial and not worth notice, and would hot have been under any other circum­ EXlthroMhout Dickey .to« J. A. GX1KK. G. F. A.. Chical stances. Said teacher has on her roll O. w. Bcaaiw. „,u u richer wd rorty-four names and her avenge at- to.U-ttoBro-^^^ twidance has been thirty-wren, and “‘^L^to^nXitlre. A y 411 of 016 ^olara in praise 01 the uianner-of her.teaching. ■■ 1 5 !; r i l f * ’’ ’ |s?«^s-s«j|? §?*.» 5??■■■»■£■ w । j mp hwfjf Mat“' , lit "—------- -------M1. n, y LEU Kollab. of Irving, Sa.Hiattl-'-ollieea simple of UmoCO,an I'V him. which stands o feet L’inchL-hlkh- -Mr. .L Warner has tart a 5I’ inehes h‘Bh’' ^asnuixin 'inmfs farm to Cui- Michigan Central D ili I 1 Ia ?r l r it « ‘ ^tviUe. Jubl, ISH. H '/ft Painter and Glazier, fn Order to Reduce Our Stock of •/Z Fine Tailor-Made Suits to We will give to every one buying Men’s or Boys’ Suits PAPER HANGING FROM $12.00 AND UPWARDS, executed tn A$2.50 GOLD PIECE, L A $2.50 GOLD PIECE. 0 1H CMS JMRITIONS, Our $12.00 suits are selling everywhere for $15.00 Our 15.00 “ •* “ ’18.00 “ 25.00 Call and See Me. B PRICES WB OIVB A L1 EGGLSSTOI. E with $12.00 Suits. E with $13.00 Suits. gEE HERE I ii Over to Fit You. Having returned to Hasting* I have opened a we have reduced from $2j50 tey Suits for Boys reduced ’ Your patronage solicited. H Tin ail Repair Shop 1.50, $3.(15 to $7.95. $1.38 worth $2.00. late, $1.50 worth $2.50. e Underwear, 13 cents. ivery Department UinvxuULl oiui vi-vo Suits and upwards we give! a $2.50 GOLD PIECE. And will Mon have a tnil stock ol Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware. Star Clothing House, I am now prepared to take oedera tor SAVE WR AW MG, GRAND RAPIDS. AT THE LOWEST RATE8. I Work promptly done. We give a $2.50 Gold Piece with a $12.00 HF"Furtbrr anncumccinont next week. Suit and upwards from now until Aug. 1. 1 LAN. KENFIELD. » • JENTLET BROS. * WILKINS’ About Perfumery Chiefly! I I WAGONS! Quality Comes First. v We are making three widths of Tire: Consumers of perfumery know this. They do not know in the same way as the chemist; but Buyers are Invited to Call and See Them. they find out somehow. They use persistently year after year perfumes that abound in springing and satisfying fragrance at every stage of expos­ ure. While they huy disappointing perfumes but once in a place. Material! In view of the above facts I have just purchased a. stock of We keep a Full Slock of Everything that enters Into a home, from odors' from American’s best perfumery manufacturer, which Sill to Ridge Board. is saying a good deal as almost every large city in the United States has one or more such establishments. The are abso­ lutely the lied, costing 20 per cent more on an average than all other perfumery, If you have any difficulty in getting suited on perfumes that are fragrant and lasting (and I know you do) try this goods and you will be more than pleasel. Doors, Sash &, Blinds, Of Our Own Make, Aa low as can be bought in any com­ peting market in the State. Rinr IINII^ Miidaf MNWNMg IN Imw MKIMPTLYIMM. Fred’k Hotchkiss. Aud Section OmmM. G15GKB, . //y kZ‘J �~ MOUNT VCSUVIU8* CRATES In a recently published diary of Joaquin Miller, he tells some interest­ ing incidents of his life in Loudon. Among others whom he met was Tom Europe, looked at sunpiv as one of the Hood, sou of th** great Tom Hood, au­ great freaks of nature, for everything thor of “The Bridge of Sighs.” Artemus Word, our great American humorist, drew his last breath in England, aud aa vel, and anything which chai­ he lay dying in Hood's arms at South­ attention and holds it, is a write to bar. Keep it from her for a year or two, and then she will not know it till she sees me ou the other side. She is very pld.” These were Ward’s last word's, says Mr. Miller. The first evening that the latter spent with Hood, he brought out a great basket and emptied it on the table. This was his father’s scrap basket and contained all the papers, manuscripts and draw­ ings that his son had collected and kept Of course Millet was very anxious to “Bridge of Sighs,” but there was not one line of it preserved. They found a few lines, however, that were probably meant for this famous poem—perhaps they are the very first that the great and good poet conceived when the poem was taking shape in his head and heart. Here they are: And then after these, and further down the sheet is a comic picture. Then still further down this: “Hello! who comes tberei’’ Perhaps, says Miller, it was a man ..with a dun ana Hood knew his step. Curious pictures and drawings were found by Hood's son and Miller, os they looked through the waste basket of the great poet. These were all patched up and fastened together here and t. <re with wafers. The elder Hood, during the last few years of his life, could not sleep for pain, and so sat up and made pictures for himself and sister. In the morning these things were pinned and pasted all about the wall. While Mr. Miller was in London this only son of Hood died. He had been very kind to him, aud Mr. Miller, concludes his recollections as follows: “Tom Hood was a toiler for his bread, a hhrd worker. He needed rest, and 1 know he has it. He was poor, not des­ titute; but; like myself, he belonged to the great majority—was born poor, lived poor, and died poor. “Something is surely wrong. A man may edit a journal, or write a thing that makes a million people happy, and yet be left to go hungry; while a man may fight a battle that makes a thousand people miserable, and for that get wealth and honors without end.” . [Prof. Daniel Kirkwood.] No recent phenomena has more puz­ zled astronomers than the remarkable appearance of the attnospnere as ob­ served after sunset and before sunrise daring the lust five months. These brilliant glows have been seen in all parts of the habitable world. They were, first noticed on the 28th of August, and they may still be seen, both morning and evening, when the state of the at­ mosphere is favorable. It is well known, in fact, that on any clear day the mat­ ter by which the appearance is pro­ duced may i>e seen around the sun, ex­ tending to a distance of twenty, or thirty degrees. The phenomenaPnave been ascribed: 1. To watery vapor in the atmos­ phere. 2. To meteoric matter through which the earth has been supposed to be passing; and 8.‘;To tbe volcanic eruptions of Java and Alaska. The first conjecture has been dis­ proved by the spectroscope. The sec­ ond may be said to be rendered ex­ tremely improbable by the long con­ tinuance of the glows. The earth crosses the meteoric/streams of August and November in w daysr at most, bat the present phenomena have al­ ready lasted more than five months. The volcanic hypothesis is received with most favor, and we must either accept it or admit that the true explanation re­ mains to be discovered. In the last have briefly stated some objections to this theory, as follows: "No similar refruits—at least to any great extent— had been known to follow volcanic eruptions. If the matter started from Java on the 26th of August, its rate of ■motion through tbe atmosphere till its additional improbability that results of a character before unknown follow volcanic eruptions in opposite hernia- what force could have maintained thia volcanic matted at so great an elevation during a period of several months?” In short, no explanation yet offered ia free from serious difficulties. ■ ing, considered merely ns a mountain, as scores of others, i>or does it impress the observer. Mount Blanos lifting its snow-crowned summit into the skies, is a greater and a grander object, and so is the Jungfrau. And so likewise are scores of mountain peak e in the Sierras. Vesuvius is a mountain of no extra­ ordinary height, clad with vines at the base and above to its very crown, as ugly as sin when you are hear enough to it There is always a column of smoke rising from its summit, which is beautiful at a distance, but in and of it­ self does not either awe or inspire. As a part of a picture the mountain is wonderfully beautiful. It is a proper finish to the magnificent bay at its base, and the islands that dot the bay would lose half their beauty but for this giant among them that makes always a great back-ground. By itself it is only so so; as a part of a magnificent whole it is wonderful because it is exactly what is necessary to the rest. Nature always finishes up everything. To get up to the crater there are two ways. English capitalists, who are argus-eyed, saw that the whole world had to go up Vesuvius, and they imme­ diately set about making profit out of it. A company built a railroad from the foot of the mountain almost to its summit, straight up the side, the same as the onrt to the top of Mount Wash­ ington. This road is extended in al­ most to the edge of the crater and you go that way if you choose. Up the mountain yon climb. For a few miles you ride through vineyards, olive and mulberry orchards, through little lanes and by villages all crowded with beggars. Then you come into vast fields of cinders, through which you toil painfully, until finally worn out and with a secret abjurgation at the necessity that compelled you to tbe toil, you reach the lower edge of the lava fields. „ The crater is simply a vast bottom fires in the earth’s center, which cannot be described. From the gulf ascends forever tbe smoke of nature’s torment orthodot idea of a hell aa can be well imagined. It is a gulf with fire in its interior, a fire that is never quenched, but burns on forever and forever. . What feeds it? Who knows ? Science stops short at this point, as it does at many others. Conjectures are as plenty as blackberries, but as to certainties, it is, aud that is all that is known of it or ever will be. No one can ever go down into the devil's kitchen to find out, and it doesn't make much difference whether it is ever known. Like a great many other things Vesuvius is at its best at a distance. Distance softens the horrbrs of the ainder and lava fields. Across the bay you cannot see that horrid cavern^he crater, the smoke that ascends forever is soft and feathery, not angry and fierce aa when dose to it, the horrible precipices and ugly jagged rocks are softened ia their outlines, and tbe haze of the atmosphere softens and blends what is realty fearful, close at hand, into something beautiful. Vesuvius is beautiful from the Naples side—it is a terror when you are actually upon it. _________________ Saparstlttons ef a By-Goae Ace. [Atlantic Book Reviewer.] What more plausible historical argu­ ment could a modern pessimist adduce for his opinions than the disproportion­ ate number of evil beings which were conjured out of the north of old, the tra­ ditional habitation of demons, as may still be noticed in Milton? They thronged the witches* Sabbath; they rode howling down the winds in tbe pack of the spectral hunter; they aesumed all dy guises corporeal or ghostly, ugly or fair, strange or ordinary, human or beastly—Amaimon, whom Glendower gave the bastinado, Barbason, Maha, the chief dictator of hell, and the whole unloosed legion. Nor did they only walk the earth in "all shapes that man goes up and down in ;" their shad­ owy influence waa felt in maay a ludi­ crous conceit or cruel custom. The go.it still went to the devil every twentyfour hours to have his beard combed: a tailless cat would empty a room like the pestilence; the stool and stake were at hand for the trial and execution of any withered.crooked, mumbling old crone. The supernatural was aa usual then aa scientific experiments are now. The moon shed insanity, engendered the abortive moon-calf, touched herbs ,with medicinal virtue; the thunderstone fell; Trade-marks office, 87 Bourke street. Melbourne, Australia, writes: “One of my household suffered with tooth-ache and rheumatism and after trying num­ erous other remedies without relief, tried Jacobs Oil. It waa rubbed on tbe check and plugged in the tooth, and well rubbed in for rheumatism. In both cases the cure was immediate and complete, and iu neither case has the pain returned. x Mr. George William Curtis should hire himself out as a kaleidoscope.— New York Journal. ) dried Tta.... sella tor Horse Rakes, Hand and.Self-Dump Spring-Tooth Harrows, Lbne.bbi. Jackson Tile. Call and Get our Prices Before you Purchase. Call at the Agricultural Warehouse of CHESTER MESSER, ----- AND SEE THE----- Latest Review: v. ~ for the county of Barrv. holden at the Probate Office in the city of Hastings, county of Barry, on Tues­ day thr 24th day of June, in the year one thous­ and eight hundred and eighty-four. Present, Clement Smith. Judge of Probate. In <be matter of th? estate of William H. Hayford, deceased. On reading nnd filing the petition, duly verified, of Celeste Hayford, widow of said deceased, uTtw "t^e^ast wlITand1 testamentaS® The “Old reliable” Studebaker Wagons. Over MO ot the*e wagons are in use in Barr}’ count}- today, and are Riving the best at satisfaction In ever} c*»e In the line of HAY TEDDERS, I can give you your choice of the three best machines made, I sell the Bullard. Allen and B.»kv-jltL-r Anything you want In the line of farm machinery I can sell you. ceased may be admitted to probate and the executrix therein named appointed. Thereupon It Is ordered, that Monday, tbe 31st clay of July, A. D. 1*4, at tert o’clock In the forenoon, !><• aligned for the hearing of said petition, nnd that tlie heirs at law of said de­ ceased. and all other persons Interested In said estate, are required to appear nt a.session of said court, then to t>e holden al the probate office, In the city of Hastings, In said county, and show cause. If any there be, why the prayer ot the JMPORTANT TO FARMERS. petitioner should not be granted. And It is further ordered that said petitioners give notice to the persons Interested in said estate, of the pendency of said petition, and tbe hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this order to be published tn the Hastings Banmkk, a weeks, previous to said day of hearing. CLEMENT SMITH. [A true copy.] Judge of Probate. I’rabate Order. Come in and see it. I bare the finest line ot open and top buggies ever brought to thia city, and tell them at close figures. I have just received another earload of the To be Sold at Cost! ’ . Respectfully, ' Chester Messer. Bound to Reduce Stock! - State of Michigan, County of Barry-as. At a session of tbe probate court for the county of Barry, holden at the probate office tu the city of Hastings, in mid county, on Tuesday, the 17th day - of June, In the year one thousand eight hundred and elghty-fnur. Present, Clement Smith. Judge of Probate. ^Iiithe^matter of the eMate of William Falk, We are closing out our entire stock ol Hots, bh, SM ui Spain On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, of Frances Merlau. praying that John H. Earl mar be appointed administrator -------- —of Imlnlsttator c' of “ the estate said deceased. Thereupon it Is ordered, that r. the 14th day of July next, at ten o n the cythes and nathes forenoon, be asalgned tor the *•“ ! said petition, and that the heirs at ceased, and all other persons CLOSE MARGIN. estate, are required to apm said Court, then to be holde Office. In the city of Haglngs We are determined to close out these goods at show cause, if any there be, a said petitioner should not be granted. And it la further ordered that said petitioner give notice to tbe persons Interested in said' estate, of the pendency of said petition, and tbe o< til, ort.r to be published in the Hastings Damxvb, a bo uta uriay, an me very low ngure at which we newspaper printed and circulated in said County u°‘‘ ol Barry, once tn each week for three suocessWe weeks, previous to said day of hearing. CLEMENT bMITII. (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. AT COST. S Probate Order. PLOW POINTS! State of Michigan, County of Barry—m. At a session of the Probate Court for the county of Barry: holden at the Probate office In We have a large assortment of various differ­ the city of Hastings In said county on Monday, ent makes of Points, which will be sold u cheap the 23a day of June in the year one thous­ as eno cheapest. and eight hundred and eighty-fiar. Present, Clement Smith, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Samuel L Thomnson. a minor, now deceased On reading and filing the’ petition, duly veri­ fied, of Lucan Mr liken, guardian of said minor, praying that his final account, this day filed At prices that Defy Competltlou. may be bwd and allowed and be di»charged from his said trust Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware we have a large and well other persotw interested in said estate, are re­ quired to api>ear at a ncMlon of said court, then to be holden “ - PARTIES DESIRING S SECURE BARGAINS Tbe world is ehock full of incongnri- ccirdinHy. Best Thing Out, The simplest best binder in the market. Probate Ordar. Angler’s Complete Outfit. A and The New Buckeye Low-Down Binder, geese; the owl shrieked, the basilisk fascinated; the phoenix, dragon and uni­ (Scientific Journal] A profound political economist con­ corn were names of weird meaning, and that said ped nected with the University of Berlin tells his classes that tbe nation which will finally take the lead in the world will be the one which will annually previous to said raise ths largest amount of tha best to religion the great field of unreason— alchemists distilled potable gold, Africa and the great islands of the aea witches made mummy for Othello will be all brought into cultivation in handkerchiefs, and quacks sold drugs the course of the next century or two, against tbe malign influence of the sun s and all the nations will have steam, and moon's eclipses. To a truly scien­ electricity, and a whob patent office of tific mind, bow almost out of nature labor-saving machines. Then the bal­ must it seem that the sanest mind in all ance will ban towards the people that literature was “evolved” during the can put into the soil the best and tbe prevalence of each a view of natural qpHE HABTINOB BANKER. J-___________ OXLY |L80 A YKAK, IM ADVAgCK. most fertilizing ingredfenta. B. 8. P. in Ind paper that has no Perry Royce Reapers, Warrior Mowers, McCormick’s Twine Binders, luEcCoxixiiofc Ti*on Mowers. POCKET KNIVES CLOTHING, CLOTHING! Ready-Made or Made to Order, For the Next Sixty Days Should Call at-the SHEARS Which will be sold regardless of com. mini am ran, TBE BEST MADE. The Palmer Cradle, And See the Low Prices at which we are offer­ ing our goods. Gasoline Stoves, Which wUl be sold at COST. E. S. PIERCE, who teifcht In €kiclg??ni. The Old Reliable Tinners, ullino tt DlUuLrt, UNDER TOWER BLOCK, RAPIDS, MICH � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-07-18.pdf 00b46ad94732c97453970c8509811910 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. ’’vol. XXIX. No/ 13.. The Hastings Banner/ ---------------- ------ ---------Hastings, mich„ July is, i884. pQRwrcorrsr~ County News. DAME'S BALSAMIC TABLETS, arshall l. cook. ONE HTENTTUMILERTOR Cedar creek. John Hinkley ud . few of the Od ateut for Cleveland und Hendrieka. srBScrjrnoN batesj drance. sl.oo per year: if paid within six ixnhs. |ier year: 11 not paid uqtil ex„ration of y ear. glA). Subscribers out»;<h*of Barry Co.. <1.25 per year, in-variably cash In advance. uu„* ■fJU'abM a °n the war pafh for Bea.st Butler.” , Hamilton Armour has a new twine binder. No more paying out monev for harvest help for Ham. {Hastings, Barry Co., Mk:h. AD\ EKTIS1NG RATES: • Cu'.iinin per year.............................. ...|100 00 • Extra charge tor special positions. ONE COOK BOOK. TUB MO««» Ur,, co„ THIS SUMMER, ’*■ *“ve 106t “‘'‘f little child by bloody dysentery. Jake Corwin takre the cake for build­ ing nice hay stacks. C. C. and Fred Wilcox, from Mecosta «as smashed fiat. v Terrors, and requiring no correction The riiowmnn are not all aaleep. One whatever. This certainly a high and mammoth partition ahow advertised for the 18th, and the advance agent of the tChltney Family la In town. They are .billed here for the 83d. Threshing machine are bring repaired ready for the coming reason. Frank Patton baa a new I-utman en­ gine on the Improved plan which Is said to require lees than half the fuel usually used, so that will be quite a saving, Charley Storr is giving his machine a new cogt of varnish. Dr. Butler has his new house nearly completed, of which^he may justly feel proud, as it is a very pretty cottage. Huckleberries in abundance. Mrs. Millie Fisher is visiting with her friends. Mias Mate Goss is visiting her broth­ ers. Miss Josie Sacket has returned from her visit at the east. Blaine and Logan are booming, and you may depend upon Prairieville for the largest majority she ever recorded the coming election. Greenback enthusiasm has all van­ ished, now that Butler was not endorsed at Chicago, and the wind is all out of them here. Evers shipped 3300 pounds of wool from Brown & Cairn’s store rooms, which he purchased in this village at an average of 26 cents per pound. JOB PRINTING. county, are vbiting friends in this pride hfelt lu the Job Printing De­ "u*»khota a.xd Nokthkmn place. nn. nt id Hie Baxfuu Eventhlng In the Dakota. nfi’.vi- N new; and with the latest laces of ^nrH^ee s fiW eagle is lame and p rhe nioM approved patterns of machinery, THE PARK REGION OF MINNESOTA l i-.miwtetit workmen employed, enables the will not be able to take the track at the s\ < c io do Brst-class Job woriC. coming fair. ESTIBtLY m, rno,! MAAARJA i ‘LEM ENT SMITH. Sidney Hull has moved into his new I. Lawyer, house. offices Over It. K. Gram’s store.) Mr. Nobles, a fanner living one mile P: a.-;lies lu nil courts of the State. Collections south of Cedar Creek, > lost three promptly looked alter nannut. DKV1U Lakk, Dakota, has iaSiwbZ valuable colts since last April iX-re from the fact that We learn that Darwin McKay has here Is offered the rare attraction of :n & Vanakman. been arrested for the murder of Mr. Lawyers. 8AXT WATIB BATHING Searles. This seems to sustain the Huntings National Bunk.) mISISIK mjn11* ““ wl11 l*! fllrnl*h<d h*« «i sppl|cl- opinion of many men living near the CAR VETH, place of the murder. There is a grow­ Attorney at Law, ing opinion that it win be a hard job Middleville. Mich. for McKay to explain many statements n a \[>KEItN. he has made to different individuals. I . Lawyer. qpHB NEW We hope for the reputation of our Over Spaulding’s Ury goods store.) ., r. i . •mllproiuptly to all business In all town that he may be able to prove his I liana-’ reasonable. innocence of this terrible crime, which atids to the bad reputation this place . Attorney at Law, has hail for several years. ,«Ker .1. S. Goodyear & Co.'s store.) North of Merchant’s Exeliange. i MORGO-THORNAPPLE. r.K-tive* Ui all Courts of the State. Collections Carlton. Ladiei’ relief corps social at Morgan Desiring to give our .new method an IntroilucA. L. Cole has bought a new self tloti to the public, we have concluded to furalsh, hall was a success. Proceeds of even­ ,• \\ l.< >WHY, M. D., binder and mower. *v« Physician, Surgeon und Oculist. even though the cost of production grt-aUjT ex­ Horace Barnum has a new 820 top ing, BLU3. ceeds the old method so long In use, our Fine (Offire, Joi Thorn St., Hasting*. Mich.J Dr. J. G. Goucher has rented the Finished Artistic I huh-rial Cabinet Cards for on his buggy. Now is your time, girls. in town or country prompfly attended. IUI per dozen; Panels, te-50; Cards, Otis Landon has finished haying. Crouch building in Morgan,* and will • ’tii- r hotm—s tn 10 a. in. and t to 3 p. tn. ' Irl-plionv at Holloways’ drug store. Tln-Tjrpea, 4 tor a® cents. attend to all calls day or night. Says his new mower works like a charm. [fr- S)>echd attention paid to surgical diseases Mr. E. O. Hyde has rented the Critten­ Sul dlseaso of tlikeyc and ear.______________ The public are cordially Invited to call and Webster Rogers is buUding an addi­ den farm for his son Arthur, now resid­ examine specimens made by the Instantaieous tion on his house. uACKE I T A BUTLER, ing at Freesoil. 0 Pysicians and Surgeons, process at the New Gallery. Sunday school progressing finely, Picnic at Thornapple lake last Thurs­ Prairieville, Mich.) Mrs. G. Carpenter superintendent. All calls, night or day. promptly attended. Miss Kittle Landon, of Freeport, was day from Eaton Rapids, Charlotte, Vermontville and Nashville. I? B TIMMERMAN. the recipient of a gold padlock breast T . -Honurpathic Physician & Surgeon, Dr. C. O. Scott is expected to address pin, her birthday, from her mother and i-Eirst <l«Hir east of Holloways’ drug store.) the people of Morgan and.vicinity at R. brother. R. Hall next Saturday evening. July ll. Wm, JUNES. Dellie Wermuth put in and tended a the. 19th, on the subject of temperance. Dentist. piece of corn, and there isn’t a weed to ENDORSED BY SUPERIORTO A number of the citizens of Hastings All work promptly attended to. i^< be seen in the field. Good for Dell, picniced at Thornapple Lake Tuesday yCELTON & WHITLOCK who is only 13 years old. last. , J. N. Covert is still ready to wait on Briton McKay's brother left Thorn­ Are ugi'Utt for the Watertown Insurance Co. his many customers. They write policies on a mail's property against apple for his home in Ohio Tuesday ti> fire, lightning or wind; agnluvt a man’s Otis Landon says if you know of a life by death and accident. • morning. young couple in want of teacups send Mr. Jacob Ruckle commenced repairs 11OOK & SHELDON. them to him, for he has a hen that has on been sitting on porcelain teacups. on the old mill the present week. [Office in Abstract Block, Hastings, Mich.) Thinks the little cups will hatch next WOODLAND. «./ n<-the only »et of Abstract Books in Barry H. week. • Harvesting is progressing thus far in The Good Templars* lodge is a decid­ good shape. 1 A. FOOTE, M. D„ L. I’hy.sician and Surgeon, We now feel (hat we ran truthfully and con- ed success. John Spindle is getting better. rolentlousiy say. without fear or favor, and lOffire cast side Slain Kt.. Nashville, Mich.) Dr. Hull seems to be getting to the There seems to be some prospects of prove It by Moidence next door north Wolcott Hou.*e. front with his practice, meeting with John Lee’s child getting well. SCIENTIFIC FACTS, A ralN promptly attended too. day or night. as well as historical stat*, that the White excellent success. ( Uncle Thad Houghton an aged man Bronze Monuments and Statues are the beat in IUSE’i • lilc NIGHT, Old gentleman Baldwin is still alive. and a pioneer of this town Is dangerous­ the world. Veterinary Surgeon. S. A. HOLMES, Agentf Guyles* son is learning the blacksmith ly sick. (Kwldenre, Rutland, near Yeckley school house.) Hastings. Mich. A watch meeting was recently hel([ trade. ■ ttttend all culls tor services night or day. Charges reasonable. Lillian Center soon visits friends over a sack of binding twine. The par­ JjlOR SALE ties engaged don’t want to talk about north. K. BltoWK. M. D. W. P. Poi.HXMLS, M. D. Mrs. Jones' daughter-in-law from the matter. - We propose that D. M. THIS. BROWN & POLHEMUS, 1' IIonuepathkiPhyHioiansJt Surgeons. Leedy put up another job on the boys, Detroit is here. A)ffil-<-over JuR|U,Russell’s-store, Main W.) Several will be added to the lodge in order that they may practice their Call* answered frbm the office at all hoiirx of amateur detective talent, as they ap­ Saturday evening. the day or night. Dr. Polbetnus will give special aneutiondiseases of the Eye and Ear. John Carpenter lost his pocket book peared to like to watch while engaged The property known as the "Morgan Place," •Jffice tours—9 to 12 a. 'u.; 2 to 4 p. m. at the first job, some of them not going on Church street. Hastings, Mich. haying. • PLAHKE & RIKER, Day school closes in two weeks; is home till morning. For terms. etc., cull on or address' Attorneys at Law and Wesley says, he is willing to admit well taught. Solicitors in Chancery. A number of horses have the epizootic that those certain girls are good look- ‘ lOfflees tn Union block, over Beamer Brun.) Ing, well dressed and tonyt and is will-! • Hastings. Mich. badly. Prartlee In all courts of the state. Attend to Dr. Hull now sleeps over Covert’s Ing to admit anything concerning them AGENT. ■' H.tinnq nnd |*erfeeting titles to realestate. which is to their advantage, except one .Money to loan Insurance taken, ete., etc. store, front room. Or MBS. F. M. POTTER. Vermontville. The literary exercises Saturday even- thing, that is. thatlhe doorway of the DIIILIP T. UOLGROVE, post office he thinks was miule for the were appreciated. 1 Lawyer, ASHVILLE This is fine weather for harvesting, benefit of the public at large. Hastings, Mich." • K ART GALLERY, A I.I.U. D MONUMENTS At a Bargain O. Whitcomb, ’ ■'■iMs iiUn-g Atterdey tor Barry County. »t<- of Michigan. Cannty of Barry—ss. At.4 '’•'••Inn <rf the Probate Court lor the ' o>i;ity ■>( Burry, liohien at.the Probate Office In th--.• y uf HiMunjcs, In said county, wn Tue»l 1 •'! J5J*itKy <»f July, in the year one tbotuiind eight umpired and clgiity-tour. • I • >11. kirmeirt Smith, Judge of Probate. -ii tip-matter of the estate of Oscar 8. Had■••y. deceased. n the petition, duly verllyd of Juiiu M. Hadley, widow of said deceased, !‘f-ouiz that* jmper this day filed, purporting to u- rhv last will and testament of said de^-a<e<l. mav be admitted to probate and the executors therein named appointed. <1 .v 7‘,'|l««« >1 Is ordered, that Monday, ths nth Auprt A. D. IBM, al ten o'clock In the t,n besstignsdtort&hstetagcf saiosti* ar,?’ Ul® helnl StlSWMSald dSW&sd. •JJ^I «di other iMirsoua interested tn said estate. ;-,.r<wr‘iVlunld l*’ »PPear at a session of aald . J»en to l»e holdeti at the Probate Office, In cuti o°rsaid county, audkhfw 2 Agricultural Depot. Mlilf !-ta Mu Hv, Light in Draft, left cut, and will elevate and bind grain froni 10 inches to 8 feet long. Raison and Cron Mowers, iWK'gsaEglrt the pendency of said petition, a_ te1’«’ft™* by .-.lulu . ol tbl. Ort.r * *■' publishtra In the tTimtlnv Bannkb, a m prt,1,u‘1 •‘to dremateSitaissMeasMy >’ eBch lor three successive ***». previous to said *-------— (A true Copy.) of Probate. Bimio, Kuxm. white . Wheat, red . ’'’rn. retail . ........ For k drmed g^r»ed Pctatosa dried'.. Hwll tor UrtMrrt *“• fcr pH" Baited Sides" feutrobbi" S^fitor.um........ Royee Reapers. InniMO Haying and Harvesting Machin­ ery used. FAEM MACHINEBY Between J-Aroo and Grand Rapids. Hardware and Building - ■ • Doors,Sasn, IC; &C., Low •• aaybody. C. L. GLASGOW. PATENTS but rtther too cold for corn. The hum of the reapers is heard on all sides and hdp Is in good demand. Wm. Wright is exercising his physi­ cal powers on a farm in Chester, Eaton WHOLE NO. 1513. hired man does the driving. The bone I brou«bt in; bring entirely free from *** bron celebrating the Fourth aad “ •**beeween Wlngte- d«en«l compliment tor our enumrrotor. . Mr. Geo. Teepie in the oldest man, being 86, and km. John Roush the old­ est woman in the township, whose age is 83 years. MICHIGAN 8TATB NEWS. night, and hi* ten-year-old to death in the building. WWJ.M; patent*, *00(90.25. CornNo. S, MKOMc. Onto—No. V»«Xa. Butter — Creamery, 15(91 Sc. Cbeeee, •Naita. Eggs, M018MC. Tilly Martin, the elevon -year-old da ugh ter of Frederick Martin, living six miles killed by lightning during the severe storm ef the other afternoon. Her father waa employed in the cellar of a house at mason work, and the child was with him when, the fatal stroke came, The father wee knocked down and stunned for the time, and the mother waa considered dangerous­ ly injured, but had since recovered suffi­ ciently to-converse about th* terrible acci­ dent. The Ludington (Mason County) .Secord. •ay*: “We recently witnessed a spectacle have seen, of a strong, able-bodied man pleading for the admission of his old and helpless father to the poor-house. He' didn’t succeed.” At Montague, Muskegon County, a boy of fourteen, named Bishop, had been chassral other children others caught up they feund him lying in While engaged in sailing a race Ln a boat ago it capeised and four prominent cltiaens were drowned. Their names are Floyd Minor, John Strong, John Bpicfcerman and Robert Gibeon. A Marshall (Calhoun County) lady re­ fused six hundred dollars a year recently a saloon there in, and routed it for other basinets for four hundred dollars. ' George Bemon, of Charlotte, Eaton County, caught his left hand in a cog­ wheel while freexlng ice-cream the other T1m» chloroform rendered him insane, and with difficulty be wae restrained from do­ ing himaelf great barm. State Capitol at Lansing are in bad shape. Their repair will cost between >4,000 and $5,000. Amy C. Etheridge, relict of the late Burt Etheridge, died th* other night, aged sixty-eight. She settled in Branch, Cold­ water County, in 1887. She was a daughter of the late Samuel Etheridge, the first State Senator from that district. Burglar* at Jackson th* other night ef- Colonel Eaton, Georg* Colley and Rev. Jacob Vantoebel and four others. At Colonel Eaton's they secured a gold watch and chain and some money; at Colley’s they secured six dollars. At Vantoebel’* the alarm. At midnight one Keyes was robbed of a chain and ten dollars. He was walking along th* railroad when robbed. Four men were in jail charged with the robbery. Tbs employes of the State Department Terry’s saloon at Walton, Grand Trav­ erse County, was robbed by burglars the other night of fear hundred dollar* and a quantity of liquors and cigars. Through the premature discharge of a cannon at Charlotte, Eaton County, the other morning Fred Bailey lost his right band and Arthur Mitchell had one hand badly mangled. Hillary Cicott, a day laborer, attempted suicide at Monroe, Monroe County, a few days ago by jumping into the river, but wa* fished out by Vic or Willsta, Jr., who wa* passing in a boat. Cicott said be FREEPORT. \’ could not obtain work to support his fami­ From the Herald. \ ly. He immediately plunged in a second The hay crop has been secured^n ex­ time, but Willet* again pulled him out and cellent condition this year. The qttality started him for home. Cicott is respecta­ bly connected. is 50 per cent better than last year. A reward of one thousand dollars is of­ The present crop outlook is very vocable for tpe fanner. Prosperity for fered by the Clair* County Supervisors the farmer means prosperity to all sod was biraec father’* noose, which was destroyed the the strike, left for Chicago a few days ago. A host L**ghten sentiment*—joy, scorn or anger; it mhy be the most musical or most discordant of sounds, the most delightful or the most horrible which can fall upon our Bars. Contrast the happy laughter of merry children with the gibbering cry of the maniac or the hoarse laugh of a defiant criminal, the musical ripple of ' cultivated mirth with the roar of a tipsy crowd at a fair. A really musical laugh is perhaps rarer than a really musical voice. The giggle, the snigger, the half-choked laugh are common enough: but bow wldom do we hear that melodkMU sound, the laugh in its perfection. It should not be shrill, nor too loud, nor too long. It should not bear any double meaning, any hidden sarcasm in its mirth. It should not be so boisterous as to exhaust the laughter and deafen the listeners. Peg Woffington is said to have been celebrated for the music of %er laughter on the stage-a most diffi­ cult accomplishment, for nothing, (ex­ cept, perhaps, a sneese) is harder to counterfeit than a laugh. There are many varieties of laughs. There is the musical, cultivated and extremely rare one. pleasant to listen to as a chime of bell*. Tb^re is the glad, if somewhat shrill, merriment of children, the hap­ piness of which condones Its noise. There is the loud guffaw of the vul­ gar, and the laughter which appears likely to tear the laugher in pieces, causing him to wipe his eyes niter the explosion is over. ’ There is the laugh of embarrassment, when a shy person at a loss what to say next, “remarks to he,” as Artemus Ward describes iL There is the schoolgirl’s giggle; and schoolboy’s snigger, as he retlects on some reeentiy-perpetrat«*d, but still re­ collected, piece of mischief. There is the chuckle of the successful man. All these laughs bear some family resemblance to each other; they all, in their degree, express sensation ol pleasure. There are darker -lesoriptions of laughter. There are laughs more cutting than the bitterest speeches, more alarming than the cruslest threat*. Satirical laughter is the meat offensive. A laugh can convey con­ tempt which words would fail to ex­ press. Is any one proof against being an noyed by ridicule? Even a dog h> sensible when he is laughed at, and resents the impertinence. Some oni mats are indeed quite as sensitive to deration as human beings. The laugh­ ter of the underbred, which finds open amusement in the minor trouble* of their neighbors—say the ridicule lav­ ished on sea-sick arrivals at a pier, or on hapless foreigners in an altercation with a cabman, or an pld gentiemao who falls down a slide—also ranks among “laughs offensive.” Then there Is the laugh of iucrcdn Uty. When Tom goes to his nob old is engaged, or of the appointment which be expects Io obtain, does the old gentleman damp his nephew’s ardor by a long harangue? No, he only give* a dry laugh: and Tom’s h vpas of a check fall rapidly. Too rare laughers are as unpopular as too ready ones. A teller of joud stories never fotgires the man who does not laugh at his jokes. *taay persons have made their fortunes by laughing at judicious moinenta; ap­ plauding some poor je-t, or becoming convulsed with mirth at a lull pun. To be duly appreciative of his patioa’s wit wa* an important part of the duty of a hanger-on. With what reads laughter art a school master’s witti­ cisms received by his class! There Is a story of a dramatic au­ thor. whose play* *-— **— being requested county. The boys say that Vermontville is the banner town Tor a good fourth of July plenic. Thej- don’t ahoot their are classes. oentiy. work, there until they gut ready. Rev. A. C. Beach starts for Pierson, Reports to Che State Board of Health by Montcalm county, this week where he fifty-eight ol expects to reside with his daughter Perhaps your readers would like to hear a few items from this out of the until conference. Mr. Beach will then way place, now that the II. & K. R. R. take a light work if his health improves sufflcient to allow it. have cast us off forever. Mr. and Mrs. Buell Wolcott, of Dealof an out-going performer; "rt would The hum of the twin binder is heard aienoe. Diphtheria was ported at eleven give him a bettor exit.” The author all 'around us. Wheat is very good, son, Texas, arrived here last week and pleaded that to ndtnit this change expect to remain about two months. some fields promising 40 bushels per would spoil the whole dialogue, bet & Mr. W. is a brother of IL Wolcott of dell Township, Oeceoia County; Bose manager wa« urgent stdl. “Thiuk it acre. this place, and Mrs. Wolcott is the eld­ 'brer, and do what you can. B------ ’« Our town is usually quiet. Cadillac, Wexford County, one ease. poeition in the theater demands H.'” We have our hotel running in good est daughter of William Moulton, of Irving. Patrick Kehoe, of Caklonia township, Kent Co, took parts green, purchased In OUrinniay on Saturday -of last week, rons. The grocery men are standing around with supposed suicidal intent. Two with smiling tncM ready to deal out physicians were immediately called and succeeded in saving his life. No their 18 pound, of sugar for »1XB. came for the rash act is known at this By the way the naw firm of Brown 4 Cairn, Man to be doing a thriving writing. According to the late census report business, by the amount of goods Uier of Irving township taken by Tboa. Sulsend out. F. F. Ward is going to take his fami­ at the township la UB; population of ly won to Otsego. Freeport viMga 818; d«t*a h> “>»»Kldwrda 4 Shedd have sold Bhlp. 81; births, 48. Mr. Sullivan band­ twine binders, sixteen mowers, and seved la his schedule to the county dark mal combined machines. Tuesday. and wa. told by Mr. Mack George Weigel caught his anger in the equaliser on his reaper and now a shape. r t , Misses Youngs Hughes seem to be wide awake to the wants of their pat­ Millington, Tuscola County, roceatiy took wooderfxu that perrons who rarely uro their risible muscles are unpopubu— PuUJUUOaMtk. —Elizabeth is �fob The Hastings Banner. MARSHALL L. COOK, Editor. Hastings, Mich., July 18,1884. Repsiilib National Ticiet. For President. JAMES tf. BLAINE, of Maine. For Viet* President, JOHN A. LOGAN, of Illinois. be Mttd each organtxed county will be entitled to at oouoty ho proposes to reprose eordauoc with a retortion ad meeting of the State Central at Detroit, June SA, VXD. Stato Central Committee by the earliest mall after the delegates to the State Convention are chosen a certified itot of such delegates as are entitled to sit in the State Convention. , P. T. Vamxilx Chairman, wm. Livingstone, Jr., Burton Parker, C W. Watkins, fcaTS&tt, X. O. Khaw. >• J.Meach,i Thoo. T. Batea er B. Holland, * fitate Central Committea. Republican County Convention. A republican county convention to elect ten <!• :■ i.Mf- to tin- third district eougres-ilonul convention to be held at Jaduon on Tuesday. August 12,18M. ten delegates to the state con­ vention to be held at Detroit on Wednesday, AtigUSt 13, 1884, to nominate a candidate for n-presentaUvi* to state legislature, candidates for county officers, and for the transaction of iinrh other htniness as nmy come before the * convention, will be held at the court house. In -the city of Hastings, on Wednesday. August G, at 11 o'clock, a ni. . Under a resolution adopted August If. 1878, the several tohmsblpa and wards are entitled to delegates as tollows. to-wft: kE&ti Johnstown, & Maple Grove, & Orangeville, 6. CastMloB, 10. Hartings. A Pralrievnie, 6. Hartings City. 1st wd. 1.2- Rutland, 5. •• 2dwd.2•• Tlioruappla, 10. “ sdwd.3 Woodland, h. ia of democratic ^father. The democratic platform. financial system challenges the admira­ tion of all enlightened nations. Here again we find the democratic party camping on the old republican ground —resumption, which has given us a medium, convertible. We remember well how these ominous birds Bat upon the dry limb of the barren tree of de­ mocracy and croaked Panic! Panic! Panic! The tree stiB stands, but the birds have left that limb. Now we come to a point that shows clearly how fast they are progressing. In one single leap they come up almost full abreast with the republican idea. They have howled themselves hoarse over carpet-bag government The re­ publican platform of *84 says, “The ap'pointment by the President to offices in the territories should be made from the bona fide citizens and residents of the territories wherein they are to serve.” The democratic platform of ’84 says, “The selection of federal officers for the territories should be restricted to citi­ zens previously resident there." Here The tariff plank in the platform must be read; it cant be explained; it is itself long enough for an entire platform. No tall pine of Michigan ever made such a plank! It would take the old boss red wood of California to make such a mon­ ster. In reading it we are forcible re­ minded of what Davy Crockett said when in congress to a member who was addressing the house and in his ar­ gument said, “He had no doubt but that the generality of people in general" when Crocket interrupted, “Mr. Speak­ er, I call the gentleman to order; for he seems to.be coming out of the hole he went in at!” It is a very poor at­ tempt to straddle the question entirely Just walk right up to the scratch, gentlemen; toe out like a tea-stand, and if you are free traders say so and be manly about it. If free-trade is the I best thing for this people, prove it, and the character of the composition. We J the people will be anxious and attentive think no man can read it without com­ listeners. ing to the conclusion that in many Be ye not not puffed ap, neither, Mr. things they have improved and promis­ Blaine, over thia tattoo business. ed better things. We certainly hope they are sincere in what they say, for pit for you and falleu therein tbemwe know of no case where there is selves, though the scheme devised for your destruction has but brought an ar­ greater necessity.. / my of recrulU to the countless multi­ They have at least learnbd/ “that *as tude of your friends, do not, we prey the nation grows older, new issues are you, get conceited with the idea that born of time and progress and old ones you have a monopoly of this particular fine of peraecitlon. So eminent an perish.” The republican party has ever authority in American history as your been a living witness and embodiment dirtingtthlMd self need hardly be re­ of that great truth. They did not need minded of Freneau. Freneau, the frant­ to reach out very far to grasp that idea, ic rhymester, whose lampoons invoked it has been very near to them lo these upon the august head of . Washington many years. “The preservation of per­ himself the scorn and detestation ot mankind. Nor have you probably for­ sonal rights, the equality of all citizens gotten the unscrupulous libellers who before the law, etc., will ever form the bounded (Jefferson, the brains of th® true basis of our liberties.” One would American ‘ Revolution, with the e barge think that they had just awaken froin that he wished to reproduce among ns a Rip VanWinkle Heep and for theftrat the horrors of 'the French. Nor the scandalous style of warfare which the timA read the 14th and 15th amend­ enemies of intrepid Old Hfckdiy did ments. It is really refreshing to read not deem too vne or mean for their how glibeiy they talk of the equality of adoption. And sb through the resound­ all men before the law and the duty of ing roll-call of our* greatest, be'At and purest men, whether or not ftromril foaat the government in feting out equal tribulation they attained tho Nation's and exact justice to £ citizens, of what- highest honor sit Mtrt, till we ohm© to •Ver nativity, race, ot or or persuasion. that immortal pair who within Ao few The lamented Garfield said that while short yeers, beneath the very Ihbdow of the democratic party always. came the capftol.fell martyrs in their country's cause. Who can forget even at thto' along pitching their tent on the old re­ distance of time the^astinted venom publican camp-ground, they were usual­ wMoti lie ly five years behind the time, finding the ground deserted and the republican what child but can rejmil the shameful hosts marching on, believing that “us trade-marks with which the very hands that now befoul the candidates' of to­ the nation grows older new issues are day sought to smirch the fair tamo of born of time and progress, and old ones the heroic GarbeM? These things have ; perish/’ The hopeful view comes from the the reactions of fact that in many things, at Rest, they don’t appear to be so far behind as they usually are. They say: “We favor an American continental policy based fipon more intimate commercial and poUtical reiatioQs with the 15 sister repuln lies of North, Central and South Amerioa, but antangling aUiancee with Done.** Hate again we see progress in 1) known to all, that James G. tine bb SecreUry of State under Gar- te be due and nays!>lt-b»£?«of dium and such money. Total, MO. WM. H. POWERS, Chairman. and leave it as tjie school teacher taught 1‘HtLO A. 8HKI.DON, EMOItY PAKADV, Cj j-.mf.nt Smith. Gaylorp W. Sxakles, geography. When asked whether he Republican Count* Executive Committee. taught that the earth was rotted or flat, FRED. AJ.EXANDER. Secretary. Dated. Hartltjgs, July 2. 1884. he said, “I teach it both ways, just to | suit the people of the deestricL" Com­ Third IMatrlct ^iepubltean Congressional pare the two platforms upon the tariff The republicans of Ute Third UongfesHlonal -question. That of the republicans de­ district are requested to meet in delegate con­ vention at the court house. In the city of Jack­ fines a plain, outspoken policy, recom­ son. on Tuesday, tlie 12th day of August, at 10 o.dock a. in., for the purpose of Mlectmg a can­ mending itself at least with no uncer­ didate for representative In congress, and for tain sound. Every reader knows just the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the coavenUon. , what.it means, and knows, too, that The several counties of Ute district will be en­ titled to the. same number of delegates as tn the the party will carry it out faithfully. state convention, rix: Barry. 10: Branch, 11; The tariff question is the great ques­ Calhoun. 14; Eaton, 14; Jackson, is. W. L. Skatqx. W. H. Powiats. tion of this campaign; and the people ; J. H. Jonks. K. Haydkn, 8. J. Bl'KPKX, have a right to ask and demand Congressional Committee. straightforward work on this question, Jackson. July 0. 1884. and no The democratic platform as adopted in their Chicago convention is in many __ ,_____a__________ ___document, ________ ________ respects remarkable wheth­ er considered from its great length or itiJXij The most glaring incoDEistency of all is, that it insists on holding to Cite family name. Again, “We believe in honeet money, ■ the gold and silver coinage of the conhtitution and a circulating medium con­ vertible into such money without loss.” Oh, yea! they now believe in such a me­ aasxilere, high upon a pedestal of en­ during honor, cloned round with the shrine of Che 'people's love. And so *^1 il be intitis ynarof our ‘ ™ uenary spite aud Hessian zeal shall en­ list against high purpose, eminent pub­ lic services and lofty character. la the Valhalla of America's heroes Our present Sixty-three children started from New York yesterday for the country, where they wttlrw hi raM u«rtXh,5?- era under one association. The Masonic Grand Lodge re**'**1* Stockville. OnU cnoe of intoxicants <>n re fresh men t tahtenaf subordinate lodge# waa not (Wtrabte. I aeyertbrd in raid mortgage x# follow, uun on H ■ DOMM «ur 3uuiimv‘ ■ town wilP alto build a suitable landtag for The Most Powerful Heating Furnace Ever lac raw a. viv> cmuw and Jay-Eye-Sco has been declared off. C stone's owner baring received a telei that bls trotter finished anexercising Wednesday at the Chicago Driving Park Heating Successfully the past winter where other ftrowes* failed, when thermometer ranged from 4 to 30 deg. below zero. Every Furnace Warranted. UIUIIUIUVU, ~ — XBC .... Important to Farmers J. M. ROGERS & CO committed in default SUB.000. is progress andoforiginality examplified! William Hart, the ooh- person UMttodtor the burning of the Cincinnafl rourt-hcuto during the tato riot, was acquitted Friday. The Mexican Government has entered into to be landed at Guaymaa. The flood in U* Sangamon W ver threatens “Whtadwqwed tend, the foHoviiii”,-^ Kiaptaraatrtto.ua mit • Ing at the oortbeaat corner nf the n.?, limargltaMgSrtt quarter <,/ ’ (10). running Utenee west about tMcutv-bm r.v, a MNithwesteriy direction to water, then, ,. .i„ ” raid water to the aouthhtw <>f <d«i '’£5 thence numtag ea»t ot» rai.Mjn. n. th.! ^„ !?’ north to U» pUy 4 b^rnl,,, . X ------ the United States was unveiled at New Orfeaaa Wednesday in memory of Mywarm Haughery. known as toe Orphan# .'Sir 6 OF THIS CITY, of range nine (») west, i '* COOK & 8HEIJMJN. SAMl KL ‘moSAttorneys tor Mortssxr. ‘ ‘ At a session ofthe Ihubate Court furihr. ■ ntv of Barn. hoid. u alfthe ProlMite Office m tbr of Hartings in said county on Mandau the ta *? .V^. yr one thouw.d e rt? haiMlred andetghty-fbar. ftmmit, Oemenf Smith. Judge of JTnhst, t<S d^C5druft ,e ”tMte * Nai") Mrtv Have entered the field and now offer for sale the time-tried and always reliable. country say btulnees has not Improved, bat that the political gathering at Chicago inten­ sified the dullMce tn commercial cirotoa. enuring a loes of >40,000. with ance. An international oonventtoo of Mexican veterans will be hert at St Louis in October. Mexican Government oSdsis have promised to send fifty prominent veterans to toe g*thwring. Everett. A Weddell, private banker* aS Cleveland, made an araignment Friday. Theta­ assets ere reported to greatly exceed their liabilities, which amount to SLOOOJKO, aod it to expected that the suspension will bo only temporary. _________________ JOHNSTON REAPERS, KOWEBS & BINDERS. We are also agents for the celebrated NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. We keep a full line of Agricultural Implement^. HF'Headqnarters at the Elevator on Broadway. DEATBDf FIERCE FLAMES. See us and get our prices before buying. trous Ore in th® history of Bradford occurred at an early hour yesterday morning, by which four persons wore burned to death, four others were badly injured, two it ■ believed fatally, and ten buildings destroyed. Thu fire originated In the bakery of Mrs. Charles Relbly, and it spread so rapidly that May and Llxzie Relbly; avod two and six years respectively, and a Swedish servant gbi, were sulTocsted and burned to double dealing. a crisp. Mrs. itelbly, in her ef­ forts to rescue her babes wa# terribly burned, nnd died a abort, time after being taken from the burning building. Lena Gerwits nnd Mary Touhey were asleep when the fire oroKC out. and escaped by Jumping from a window, both being severely injured. Miss Tohey, it to thought, will die. John Holden, and H. Gerwotx were also badly hurt. The latter to the father of Mr*. Relbly. The buUdings destroyed were stores, and mo>tiy frame. The loss amounts to Sll.HOa Charles Relbly. the husband and- father of tho victlma was drowned .two weeks ago. and by yesterday's fire the entire family has porisboa. Chicago. July 11-—Nearly nine Li»ouaknd Motatort at the Driving Park yesterday wtteeeod a moot wonderful exhibition of race of ■ the . oeteWaatmont, againet Ute braled Westmont was accompanied by a running mate, and was dnren by J. 8. Campbell Westmont came under the wire a winner tn the remaikable time of 2.-01MF The first quar­ ter was made in a»M: the half was passed in one minute, and at the three-quarter poie the Balti won*. MA, July B.—Dnrlax * severe rainstorm yewerday the l!<btnlnjr #truck and kilted the infant child of Mrs. William 81x Ibo child wiui lyiny upon a bed when the Itehtnlnr entered through an open window. Mra Hix waa In the ®ct or cloainc the abutter* when the at-oMent occurred. Her eacwpa waa by THE MARKETS. Nsw YomuJuly IL J. M. ROGERS & CO SCREEN DOORS The warm weather will soon be upon us, and you will want screen doors. We make them, the finest you can ask fpr. Leave Orders Now Don't all come in a rush. We are- just receiving the finest styles of Furnitum ever brought to the city. When it comes to good goods al low prices, our house cannot be beaten ih the state. • • J Spangemaeher & Mason G..McCltatock. Executor of ib® last wD and testameni of said <lH-. a*r<i ..raV­ ing that his final account this dav ni.Mt »< SSJi his S?JS.*"**”1 a'"1 '*■ Thereupon tt Is ordered, that Moixiai. tire ji»t v^y "y?!* *! i*u in n..- iure. Default bavitiK been made ih the payuietit of a certain iBdenturF of niortKigr. bmma date the IMh day of Drcrtel'i’r. A. {IL IC, unnlr by Abram Armstrong sutd Elute1 M.. hi* mu- of Pratrtevine-townahlta Barn n>unt». .♦ Miehtean. to HlraintJliafM-. <rf the Mine pUct. recorded In the office of Kegirter of bred- tor Harry county-. Michigan, on the rtth day ot breember, A. D. 1877, utriM* o'chv-k n. m., lu ’liter fiof mort<agr#. OOMMe 387; raid Indenture of mortgMr being aaaisied by raid Hiram t'iuM to Manly M. Cnase. afraid place, on ben-mber 2. A. D 1882, raid a»«fgnmrnl lieina recorded in the office of tteglrter m Deed# for Iteny county. State of Michigan. <m rtov !SW dirt uf Jlav. .A. b.. 1884,at 2:10o'clock p.m.. lit fiber of tmetga• a bleb mortaage flirt* is (•430). and no procvt-dlnr' tin laving turn ni'titut- ' ed at law to recover the debt by said mortgage, or any part thereof, au«i the power of sale tnerelrtcontained having ire. •'me operative, nutlet- Is hereby givm tluu <>u >.<turday.the 30th day of August. A,-l> t<M. at one o’clock in the irflerndon. at the north front uoor of ths court house in the riti of Hastu.,-. in Barry county. Michigan, <#ufd court house bring the place of holding the Circuit C.mrt tor -aid cograr of Barnt.) I shall sell at public auction to tbe ntthMt bidder the lands and preml-rs de seribefl tn saM mortgage to-wit: All that cer­ tain piece or parcel of land situate in the rounty of Barry and state ot Mieiifnm. known six! de scribed ns follows, vD: t'omin.-iu lnit at the quarter port on the ikmtti <td«- of *ertbui thirtyire IM) In town two {»] north, of ra; -• ten ' W west, running thence west ten tio’ and one-ban [Sklrods, thence south-ten (101 rod* and tosr ,<l tert?thence east ten and one-haM J04 rod*. thOMM north ten [10l rods and tour •!'. teet to the place of beginning, being a part <’f ‘he . DOrttHwrt quarter Il»; oi the north west quarter(M10f aecwo two [’). lu town number one 11} north of range ten [10] west, or so mueb ttiereof MSbJfflbenecewiry to pay tire amount due on said mortgage with Interest thereon st ten per cent.. Uwetfirr with th** . <nd n . AMtanrc of Mortsagrt. Style of Michigan—In the Circuit Court lor Ik* County of Bam■■ In Chancery Wwihtngtou Bponable and William I- tbiph. Complainant#. «eorgc^F.Jient and Benjamin E Hablain. De Ataseastoiiof aaM rourt held at th. coart 'tansrhnir rity of Bartinr* i« m«I" .'/’’“’I-• S mGeorp- F. Kent and Heir IflWin, are mm-n'lilent« «< ‘bfIfeQ ®(C. <J. Hojbruok. i.'kiririSSxr'ifi.'A order aud tbrt ol their _ in nw a.. -I... .....a, Inferior Cattto... HOOB-Uve-Good IS Ckoki s .2 . Corn. No. 2 No. 1. BJ luri. In STI t* ••',11 H X*ithin»;ta)Sriur^ Ud bill and nolle’1 _ v-OomeetJc ....____ _ CHICAGO. ti Mi, TO BUY CLOTHING I th® wild rnmtdainanta cauiM* a notice "f '***• <’.r, dcr to beMil^riwrt In the Hartings Itenwr. SSerartoted *ut! rtreulatinR In «« Barn'.] at teart once In each w«1"*‘(,r.. This order to be peraonally •erred on. u,r. |3J5«<U>'. bSun- •!'•■ c p-ix. r r. <i. B^LWOOK. Wr lor I •18 AT- jtftSLiiliwi. fS gowaon Dressed Hiding, g U» Common Boards tt M KAITT UBBBTY. 111 1 * "TT -A wtiwi. »aa ] all other persons Interested In raid estate, are re­ to appear at a srralon.of raid ( wirt tUen to be total at the Probate <ttfler in the cm of I Hartings, In said county. and show mirv, (f any : there be. why the prarer of the iM-tittotier should not be granted? ' And It Is further ordered that said nctittoMr give notice to the person.* Interested in Mid *»tale, of the pttdenryof *ald iwtltion. nnd the hearing thereof by erasing a t.,n- <>f •>--­ this order to be published in tlir Hasting .... ii । sxkk. a news­ paper printed ami circulated ic: in said county of Barry once In each week io tlirrr success^ weeks previous to raid dav of ir.irlnu. k ClJO ENT SMITH.* [A me copy. ] .1talgr of Prnhxtr. WSMbw"* • �VOL. XXIX. NO. 13. HASTINGS, MICH., JULY' 18 1884. NO- XXV. ffl g; £ & st jokn j. romut. ” At Fort Stevens they wore quickly Are Thou Posted Where to Buy c a B’ o z swung into Um of tattle ond in » taort time advenoed upon the rebels. After a sharp fight in which my regiment toot several men. the reMs were driven back and the caprtnl wit^ ite great buildings containing the records of the transactions of the government in ite every branch for the century past was saved. Gen. Wright assumed oommand of the force* in pursuit of Early goods cheap? m Will sell thee Cotton Cloth for 6c. Wil| sell thee Best Prints for 6c. Will sell thee heavy Shirting for 10c. Will sell thee Dress Goods for 8c. Will sell thee Cashmere for 45c. Will sell thee Shawls for 75c and upward. Will sell thee a suit of Clothes for $4.00. Will sell thee a better suit for $5.00. Will sell thee a suit for $8.00. a o B o B Will sell thee a suit, all wool, for $10.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy boy for $2.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy large boy for $4.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy biggest boy for $8.00. Will sell thee Straw Hats so thee can not find fault with the price and go home satisfied. O c B> B If thee will call and see what goods are sold for at Lewis Stern's, thee will not see in vain. o' Come early or late, at any time, we will be ready to wait on you. Lewis Stern, p At the Cash Store. C P cr e A LIVE MISSIONARY There is nothing grows, or is made, on the fare of this earth to make one fee! like work or play, to aid Digestion, dear oat Liter, regulate our bowels, like ZO-PE 8A. THE WEEKLY SUN! A most efficient agent in the great work of Government Xorni I Should be read in every School District in the Union ! r For real live missionary work]among the people, here is your opportunity. 1 address. e THE eTJTNT, City. New Goods! Call and See “Hub" Cough Cure, 28 Cent Prescription ot a Boston physician, dispensed years by a Boston druggist. One dose will cure any ordinal? cough. It arts almost magically. Ask any dealer to get you a 33 cent bottle ot “ HubCough Cure, and don7 be put off with any other ABOUT COLDS. A dnupnan out* Wert BBm*rked- 'Yc«i don’t advertise to curevooufh diMases wlthZor**A; we tee It out terr for almost everything, even colds.” Thin Is all rifhl: ZoriaA actin* upon the Liver and Stomach. opens the pores and the bowels, and thus works off the cold, ItsKarrns and corrects the system. It Is your o»m fault if you allow a cold to erattnue into terttn* disease, the liver, bowels and jwnM to remains rioort. The Largest Stock, A RegularJBonanza. The Best Stock, ' v The Best Made, KmaM counties, Minnesota, is oSered tor sale settlers at the extreme low price ot At The Lowest Prices to actual.THREE DOLLARS FER ACRE. to manufacture them. Bought r. MUDGE. in quantities of not law than tao acres or more than 330 acres- Tte»e counties are located tn the famousKM River Valley, about which every' farmer has heard more or less. ISriid land located not less than Ave mllea from the line MnrMaAPOU* A Manitoba Bt. This M prote mort "beral offer ever made bv any liild Grant RallroadCompany. and tte Irons it FAMOUS and m BEW BUM) NMHtlP gANNER JOB ROOMS. Good Work at Fair Prices! yyOOL WHOLE NO. 1513. called for breakout. An old lady and a young lady were the sole inmates to that the acooottt of said Treasurer, m herein »e< forth, be approved and al­ lowed. . . ]breakfast while the young lady enter­ All which is respectfully submitted. tained ua yankees. She was a spiteful i ।little rebel, a regular spitfire and did I , ■ L. E. Knu-ru. not hesitate to denounce yankees as a Committee on Furanen. , , myself "countered" as best we could i Common Council met in and held our temper' until breakfast ■ion Thursday evening, J was announced. Breakfast consisted honor, Mayor Power*, in th ( or one piece each of corn bread about । the size of two fingers a similar sized j piece of very thin bacon and a cup of, j Stebbins—1. buttermilk. Ryan took the buttermilk The following accounts were preand drove him from Maryland into Vir- ( and I took water. >1, each paid the ginia, where for several weeks the two ]bill . armies did little except watch each Report ef the Library Committee. other. But this was not to last long. Gen. Grant crusted the department of To the Board qf Education qf the City of Hastings: ' the ShenandoA and placed Gen. Sheri­ dan in command of the troop* in that , locality. G<i. Sheridan immediately port before the ctoee of the present year, to wit: set to work concentrating and organiz- school 1 Your Committee is well satisfied mg the troops in hb department. A that thb Board was wise in that, that Joe Hatton part of the cavalry force of the army of, for the last two year* they have appro­ the Potomac was given him. anc^ his priated the moneys lawfully belonging to the library fund, for the pup£oe infantry consisted of the 6th, 8th; And rTHfakia*............................... .......... s is of books for a school library, and hope 1 Vtb corps. His cavalry was placed in that the board will continue to da ao; H-H. Batter, rent of enmiMroomM«*k* as as By Aid. Beamer, that the accounts be command of Gen. A. T. A. Torbett of as the past year has shown bow useful allowed, and an order drawn on their New Jersey, the handsomest and most a library is, how much one b needed, respective funds. Carried by aye* and and how well the books have been nays as follows: Ayes. Ala. Beamer. stylish officer in the army. Gen. Early’s used in the small library we have at Black. Hogle, Jones, Parker, Tinkler army was stationed at Winchester, and present and Wood—7. The report of your librarians shows hither Sheridan rapidly marshaled his By Aid. Beamer: -ReroZred, That whatever the amount army.' Up to this time Sheridan had that 224 persons have drawn books from the library since school opened of the dog tax over >100 b hereby trans­ not gained very much celebrity only as last fall. The number of books drawn ferred to the school library fund of the Grant had brought him east with him was 1224, of which W9 were fiction. 35 city of Hastings. Carried, by ayes and nay* as follows: and given him his cavalry corps. He history, 91 traveb, 18 biography; 84 had however, previously gained a good sciences, 16 poetry, 29 miscellaneous Ayes, Aid. Beamer, Black, Hogle, Jones. and 11 philosophy. Some of these Parker, Tinkler and Wood—7. Nays, reputation as a fighter and a disciplinar­ books have been used very much, es­ none. ian in the west. On the Ifith of Sept. pecially those for young readers. Fur By Aid. Beamer: 'iiexoloed, That the loan of >500 made 1864, Sheridan’s army was ready for the this reason, your Committee saw fit to buy in their last purchase of books by the Mayor t® Miles Ingalls lie a|»assault upon Early's fortified lines. At some intended for young readers. 4 All proved by this Council. the signal his whole force, infantry and the books taken from the library hav* Carried, by ayes and nays as follows: cavalry, sprang from their intrench- been returned to the same. The li­ Ayes, Aid. Black. Beamer, Hogle, Jones, ments and assaulted Early’s lines. The brary has now about 600 volumes, Parker, Tinkler and Wood—8. Nays, mostly good books, in it, besides the none. fight was short but desperate and decis­ reports from the State and United The following petition was presented ive, and to use Sheridan’s own language States Governments. to the Council: Your Committee would respectfully To the Mayor and Common Council he sent Early “Whirling through Win­ recommend that the dog tax and tint* chester” in rapid retreat. Sheridan pur­ money* that come lawfully in to the of the city of Hastings:—We, the un­ dersigned. residents and tax-payers of sued and another fight occurred at library fund, be expended for book* for the city of Hastings, would respectful Fisher’s Hill with the same result. the library, and nothing else, ao as to Early then retreated up the valley increase the library from year to year. Your Committee also would recom­ per annum, on account of the extra la­ across Cedar Creek. Sheridan’s army mend that the charter creating this bor required of him as street commis­ remained quiet except an occasional board be so amended as to give this sioner. believing his service* m such cavalry reconnoissance until the 19th of board the power to employ a librarian street commissioner to be worthy of October. On thLs eventful day Sheri­ and give turn or her a fixed salary, ao same. as to make the library more useful tar Dated Hastings, June 17, 1884. dan was absent, had been to Washing­ the public generally. Signed by Philo A. Sheldon and S8 ton but was on hb way back. During Your Committee also recommends others By Aid. Beamer, that the prayer ot the lull of operations Gen. Early had that a resolution of thank* be passed by this board, thanking tbe Misses the petitioner tie granted. Carried, by reorganized and recruited hb army as Griffith and Bendit for their efficient ayes and nay* as follows: Aye*. Aid best he could, and before daybreak. service as librarians for the Iff* ten Beamer. Mack. Hqgle, Parker and Wood—.*. Nays. Aid. Junes and Tink­ Early on the morning qf Oct. 19th at­ months. All of which are respectfully submit­ ler—2. tacked the union army temporarily un­ ted. On motion. Council adjourned. der command of Gen. Wright. The Hastings, Jane 3i>tb. 1884. John Weissert. Recorder. Union army wa* unprepared for the at­ John Bessmer. ' L. E. Stauffer, tack, most of them in fact were sleep­ E. A. Rider, ing in their tents. The 8th and 19th Committee. corps suffered the worst, losing many 7'o the Prexident and Members of the prisoners and most of their camp equip­ Board qf Education qf the city qf age, guns, etc. The 6th l>eing farther Hastings'. Gentlemen:—Your Committee on from point of attack had time to pre­ among speling ref pare. The fight continued during most Finance beg leave to,report that they have carefully examined tbe buoks, ac­ away >100,000.060 of the forenoon, the rebels driving the counts, voucher* and receipts of the union army until they, as Gen. Early Treasurer of the Board of Education Now there, young man, is apian, chap, had charged them began quarrelling eay rod iwelth. U can dow understand over their plunder. But a change of hour Josh Biting* got rich. Just *av program was near at hand, for Sheridan made disbursements thereof d tiring said Ciders. Don’t west 1: not 1 aolitary had heard the “Terrible grumble and year as follows: \ lost lingering 1. The silent leter CONTINGENT. rumble and roar” at Winchester “20 must go. Swer pf from the silent e's on hand at opening of Bacal year that til tip. bat do not balanc yur cash mile* away." School children are fa­ Colt Joly 1.13. ... from the ua of.al silent miliar with that famous ride so lucidly School tax cote Frtmory eebool 17ten pr. stated and graphically pictured by the per. 17 late Thomas Buchanan Read. The ram 2 a ride of itself b one of the most thriHing events in history and the victory *13418 *4 > joy in it 2 u. It Grand total which Sheridan by hb single presence does not cre8a more blurful »t8 of min<l CONTRA, organized and accomplished was the follows : io yur hart to spel belev with 8 s’* and most remarkable achievement of its kind of the war, and in brilliancy and aalariea (paid). completeness of execi/tion will go ring­ lad I; ing down the ages to come as one of the most wonderful military achievements 4tunB daa r In ator 4 u. of recorded time. 4 to contingent • But bear—I mean—that to, I man— Under Sheridan defeat was turned hto one — or rather. 1 obstacle to your into victory, and the victorious rebel Grand WU1 ............................... ......»IMU X —that to, ur. sudden— 1 should—oh army of the forenoon wa* ber ore sunset We alto find the following orden outalmost annihilated, so much so indeed or more correct!v oh. —o * wfcot a h. that to-shod ml that Gen. Early’s army never after had Unpaid teacher,’ order* . •dtion— that to. akyztohvn a separate organized existence. The ,weMi, rather, and that to tl destruction of the hundreds of flouring Total................... <■ mills of the fertile Shenandoah valley The item of disbursements for fuel, by Sheridan under orders from Grant, insurance, supplies, and general contin­ whil you—a was a great lo** not only to the owners gent expenses, amounting to>L761JW, but also to the confederacy, and these includes order* to the amount of >824.after no military operation of impor­ 0R. outstanding at commencement of • K— tance were attempted by the rebel fiscal year-. UBRABY FUMD. Caah on hand at tejlnnlng of ftacal year *334 T4authorise*. COXTBA. During the winter of ’64 and ’66 the wu'ing all—or, rxtWr »1 follow*: 6th corp* was returned to the army of - - —ery one to raeure W land for $*oj» doim aixi the Potomac and Sherman cut the con­ i ot tW-rwlUi lutonwt federacy in twain and plowed a furrow aaparatiii noUec *too “Sixty mile* in latitude, 100 to the sea.” •man-fin «r more without ■ c oor But to return to the wilderness. In rwetlr with im without i er eprakb*. the “melee” of the evening of May ,6th with the * lerft out wrentT-firepmeem. before referred to, I received a gunshot lamlutaMa without » c time without wound in th* right hand and went to the rear, narrowly escaping capture aa Ididao. After receiving treatment at received for the year just the field hospital in pompany with CABtUNG. >74-06 in excess of the amount thousands of others who could walk. of primary school money trains loaded with the wounded of the tattle, 1 wended my wey to Fredericks­ lelcome Me burg about tan miles distant. Ballous were very scanty and provte- New Type & New Presses arictaburg ditto. WELCOME MAMIE- My orderly bergL, �The-Hastings Banner . MARSHALL L. COOK, Editor.. Hastings, Mich., July 18,1884. Republican National Ticket. Fer-PrcsWeui, JAMES Q. BLAINE, of Maine. For Vice President, ’ . JOHN A. JOGAN, IlHwh. Moses •Taggart, of Grand Rapids, is being quite generally favorably spoken of as a candidate for the office of at­ . torney general, ^peaking of him, the Big Rapids Pioneer says: As the time draws near when our dominees for state, officers will be placed before tbe people, we hear the characters and abilities of the different candidates discussed. Among‘others we hqve noticed the name of Mose* Taggart of Grand Rapids, prominently and frequently mentioned as a candidate for the office -of Attorney Gerieral. Knowing as we •do Mr. Taggart, we are only too glad to add our’voice in his support. Though we are not in the field to "boom” any man, or men, still we do say that in every tiling which goes to fit a man for • this office Mr.. Taggart stands pre-emh. ’ nent. Coming as he does for the first time before the people, he brings a record for honesty, uprightness, integ­ rity and ability which can not. be as­ sailed or impeached, while in the ranks of*hls profession he Stands among the foremost:**Feeling that our section of the state should receive recogpitioh at the hands of the coming convention, and seeing in Mr. Taggart idl that should bl* embodied in'that officer, we add our voice to the manv which have already been heard throughout our state in his favor. Bev TcitAndlnfltena Again FuraiA m^X? the Democracy with Standard! appointcdtoescortc^onoi vuggtothe / Beaten. WS,-: i • ' 'Full Proceedings of the Democratic Ha' tional Convention in Its Session at Chicago. ! yMotMrt VUu then addressed,the coati 1 returning thanks for tbe honor I upbn him. • ' Mr. Snowden, of Pennsylvania, offered a rt s-dutton for th* call of the rp.l of ritatea. Alabama -a Arkansas.— California .. SSS-i: Dataware.... Florida........ fe therefore >lo nominations | vote by State* and resulted in tbe negative. When the State of New i York was called, ita vote of TB votes The Unit Rule Sustained—Colonel W. waa announced in ths negative. Mr. Grady challenged the vote, ana amid great noise, F. Vflaa, of WiaeonUn,' Selected uproar and hlsge* tried to present tbe orig­ inal tally. The Chairman, however, refuaod to for Penoaaent Chairman. have the roO call interrupted. A Connecticut delegata called attention to the hisses and asked that the usben be Instructed to enforce Tbe Chairman said that the guests of Majority and Minority Report order. thd convention could not be permitted to Interrupt its harmonious and orderly proceed­ Presented <5n the Platform— ing* and directed tbe Sergeanttet-Arms to re­ Adoption of the Former. move any person who* should• violate tbe Order. . The roll call was then proceeded with to the oio*e. After the roll call, and before tbe an­ nouncement of tbe result, the’Chairman rec- "KS’S'SS ,‘m AS >2iu»n “sves .•iSfrS! • a- as tbe law continues the money Ue^trem should be sacredly devo^®^ t * 11 rule out of order tbe motion tn l.vT0"'4 nounced. Cal fore la d 1«. Barare io 3 r*ywB.: For .Cierelond * ” , time grant to •uch*'^'J ■ooouowi. and SSlLu raiiSFwIffu" -XoS nublica of North. Central and South Amerio* ONO... Oregoc Hendrieks for TJea President. with the official tally. Tbe Chairman called on Mr. Manning. Chairman New York delegation, to D what the vote was. Mr. Manning In It. ^1 olUseventy-two nays. The Chairman rroinont. mete out -equal and exact Justice J, to a.1 o«> Texaa.. . be must accept tbe vote of the New zens of whatever nativity, rao* color or pei^ Vermont. Virginia. York delegation as a unit, bbcause the State suasion—religious or poinicat Convention had instructed the delegates to Weal Vlr an'dwV'JSSu'to tS? memon- of the peoge Wisconsin vote as a unit on all question* The vote* was finally announced as ayea. t*2: noes, 621. So the convention refused to Dakota .. lay on the table the motioefto proceed to tbe Dirt, of CoL call of States for nomination*. Idaho.......... Mr. Ciunle,' of California, moved as an Montana.... amendment to the motion to add the follow­ New Mexico. ing: “But do vote shall be taken on the nom­ cratic Administration will preserve liberty V«aN’-........... , ination* until after the platform is adopted. Washington. Mr. onowden accepted the amendment, and "Wyoming. ...I SrtS ’ rSE'T, M then tho motion as amended was aarced |to. Tbe call of States for nominations for Pres­ ✓previously resident therein. Total*.' We oppose aumptuary law* *hteJ vex the Necessary to choice 617. commenced. and interfere with individifal Hbortv. Thomas Francis Bayard wiu* nominated by ♦ citizen Upon the announcement of tbe result of the wr favor honest clvii aervio* reform, and the George Gray, of Delaware, soaonded by C. E. I ootnpenMUou <il wll VnlinU ballot, there was wild cheering for sever* HJoseph 'K-^^lJonnJd waa nominated by T. fixeU salaries; the separation of church ana momenta Repeated attempts were made then to adjourn. A call of Stages finally se­ State: and tbe diffurton of free ulucatioo b> A. Hendricks, of Indian* seconded by John common school* ao thai every child intbe cured an adjournment to ten o clock to-day. 'C. Black, of IlUnoi* Tbe motion was announced lost by 404 yeas to Allen G. Thurman was DOfslnatod by J. W. land inay be.iauabt the rights and duties of 412 nay* The correctness of the vour being Breckinridge, of California, aecondcd by Dur­ CltWhho1Jwv favor all legislation wmen will challenged It was verified, and the result bin Ward, of Ohio. found to be 401 yeas and 412 nayc A motion tend to the equitable distribution ot property, ' J. G. Carlisle was nominated by J A. Mc­ to tho prevention of menojxtiy. and .to tbe to adjourn 4o ten o’clock to-dayj was hnallv Kenzie, of Kentucky. , enlorcementof indiviaual rlgtila against carried, and at l;30 a m . the convention ad­ Grover Cleveland waa Dominated by Daniel strict journed. corporate abuse* ws hold that the welfare of M. Lockwood, of New York, seconded by C. H. society depend* upon a scrupulous regard tor Sjwvlal to the Detroit l*ust and Tribune. Harrison, o. IlUnol* and R. A. Jonre, qi rights of property as defined by law. FOl'RTH DAY'S SESSION. , Minnesota. Senator Grady, of Now York, I the ‘ Lansing, J uly 12—It was a cold dayBOVEH CLEVELAND. We believe that labor is ben- rewarded spoke against tbe nomination of Cleveland. where CLKVCLAXD TH* HUOCSHBn'L CANDIDATE U freest and most enlightened. It to-day for the Michigan Democracy. W. B. Cochran, of New York, on behalf of should ittherefore be fostered and cherished. Chicago. Joly IX—The convention waa the onti-Clcreland element of that State, The chjefs were here, but there was no We favor tbe repeal of all laws restricting called tb order at eleven * m. yesterdar. spoke In opposition to Cleveland, seconded । the free action of labor, and the enactment Prayer was offered by Rev. Dr. Clinton tbe nomination of Thurman, creating pro­ , of laws pipe of peace. The greenback tentral by which labor organizations may be Locke, Of Grace Church, Chicago. found aenaation. incorporated,’ and of all such legislation as A de egste from th? State of Pennsylvania committee were here also, but those Mr. Apgar, of New York, replied to Mr. will tend to enlighten tho people a* to the true moled that the convention now proceed to a Cochran, and asserted that the same opposi ­ gentlemen paid their own bills and at­ of capita! and labor. • second ballot, bo ordered. tion was made m the St. Louis Convent on relations We believe that the public -lands ought, as Then Mr. Snowden, of Peansylvanl* with eight roars uro to the nomination of Mr. Tiitended. to. their own business. Notr 1 far as posilble. to be kept as homesteads for thanks to ltio*e who had voted for Samuel J. dcn. then Governor of Yiew York. Withstanding it waaTmderstood that John M. Palmer, of Illlnorf. moved to sus­ 1 actual set Jem; that all unearned lands bcre- Randall, withdrew that gentleman a name. pend tho order of butineas for the purpose of to fore improv Identiy granted to raqroad cor­ The second ballot oommenoed at 11:30. with the. proud democracy knelt at the feet bv the action of the RepuUl.aan moving a recert. Twice the roll qf State* was porations ordered called, but the call was not finished, party should be restored to the publicdomain; xrf the, greenback maiden she scorned and at dsB p. m. tho convention took a recess and that no more grant* of lands shall be made kanaaa. for Cleveland, 14 (cbeers). California, to corporation* or be allowed to fall into the for Thurman. 1* Colorado, for Cleveland. their assistance. Offers of the most until 10:30 a. m. to-day. I ownership of alien a been tee* 6 Connecticutgave Cleveland 12. Delaware, We are opposed to an propositions which, libera) concessions were not received. Bayard,«. Florida gave Oaveland fi; Bay­ THIRD DAY'S SESSION. upon any pretext, would convert the General, for ard. 2. Georgia, gave Cleveland 14; Bayard.KI The greenback state conventions call­ into a machine for collecting Illinois gave Hendricks 1. (Here there aud- ' Chicago, July" 11.—Chairman Vilas calje 1 Government taxes to be dlarribuicd among the State* or denly broke out a scene of wild, general odI ed Tor August I9th at Detroit, and the the Convention to order at 11:10. citizens thereof. . cheering and waving of bat* Tbe proceedings were opened with prayer tne in retifiirmnur the declaration of the plat­ enthuMstkdemocratic convention is to be held at and handkerchiefs. It was itnpoas.ble for by Rev. George (I Lorimer, of tbe Immanuel ■ form of lb£G. that " the liberal -principle* em- fans Chair to suppress it. althougn be tried. Baptist Church. Chicago. Grand Rapids August 29. It is under­ txxMod by Jcfft r*on in the Dedaration of lo- tbe Most of tho delerau ana spectator* took part A communication was received and read .i dependence, and sanctioned la the ConsUtn- in IL It was the first‘8exhibition stood that the • democratic executive from the Cnalnnan of tbe Committee on Res­ I tioo which makes of genuine en­ the lanfiof liberty and olutions. stating that the comm lure, notwith­ , the asylum ot the ours in the convention. It was re­ oppressed of every nation. thusiasm committee is authorized to change the standing constant aud patient efforts, had Dot have ever been cardinal newed again and again, and finally the principles of tbe band Joined in the demonstration yet been able to. complete a plattorra and Democratic faith." we nevertheless "Hall place and Alate of meeting in case there ’ do not Columbia.-* and other patriotic al r* with would not be prepared u> make a complete re­ I sanction tbe importation of foreign labor, Umbrolor is promi’se of a union with the green-1 port before seven p. m. were alao brought into rejUisttioxL and ft>e admisnlon of servile race* unfitted by lan The unfinished business of yesterday, being banners were earned around, and. In fact, THOMAS A. HENDRICKS. training, religion, or kindred for ate luickers. Barkis is more than willin’. the call of Stales for nominations, was re­ 1 MLlu. Blaine demonstration of fiye weeks ago sorption into the great body of our people, or the sumed. repealed. Tbe inturruptlon of proceed He is anxious. • the citlAcnihlp which our laws confer. waa Mr. Mansur, of Missouri, seconded the nom­ I for fngs must have occupied fifteen minute* civilization demands that against Hendricks himself waa not present, having ination of Mr. Thurman for the Presidency. i American The news of the nomination of Cleve-1 Tboms* R. Powell, of Ohio, put in nomina­ the iinmlgratio i or importation of Mongo- left the hall just previously.) I liana to theMi shore* our rate* be cloaod. Uon was called to order by ex-3enator Bar­ Governor Hoadly. of Ohio. land was joyfully received by the re­ num.- Cbainnad of the National Democratic tion Tbe Democratic party insists that it is the Senator Wallace, of Pennsylvania, nomi­ I1 duty ot this Government to protect, with nated Congressman Samuel J. Randall, which publicans of Barry county, the green-1 Committee. bees taouotdU tbe platform and announced nominate *n was seconded by Governor Ab­ equal fidelity and vigl.anc* tbe right* of its Prayer was offered by Rev. D. C. Marquis, bott. citizen* native and naturalized. stM*e and backers can’t find cuss words to express of New Jersey. Messrs. Cummings, of Massachusetts, and abroad; and to tho end that ibis •Section Donald for the purpose, at a proper time, of their disgust thereat, and thedemocrats I of the North western Theological Seminary. He pfoyed for a "blessing on this great a%. Yocman. of Routh Carolina, then seconded may ba assured. United Bataa pajMiaf nat­ asking the vole of Indiana tor Thotno A. uralization. issued by court* of competent are like the little boy caught in a bad aombty of repreaentativo advent; that tbe nomination of Mr. itayard. iur.sdiction. must be tcapeoteu by the execu­ Hendrick* Tbit renewed tbe cheering. which General Bragg, of Wisconsin, in a speech they should be endowed plentifully denunciatory scrape—have nothing to say. of the action of the Tammany tive and legislative department* of-our own with that wisdom which Is fint pure, then delrt^toa, heartily seconded the nomination Government, and by all foreign power* It is an Imperative duty of this Government was announced as follows: Cleveland, 38. Now of Mr. Cleveland. The great political question now be-. to efficiently protect all tbe rights of persons was tbe tipportunity for the friends of tbe ed; that nothing should be done through and property of every American citizen in New York candidate, and they availed theming asked is, "What will Ben. Butler • st/jftj or vain jealousylbut that they should nominees for President, a-i follows: । lorelgn land* and demand and enforce fu 1 Mhres of it. tbe delegation from that Btats Thomas Francto Bayard, of Delaware. rising to their feet and cheering lustily, do? We don’t’pretend to know, but be filled with that charity which La not puffed . , reparation for any invasion the* of. Joseph E. McDonald, of Indiana. An American citizen is only responsible to while thev waved fan* hats and handker­ will say, just poewsss your souls in «P “»d <*<*• 001 behave ItseSf uus emty." | John G. Cat Hale, of Kentucky. bls own Government for any sat done in his chief* The spectators took part in tbe dem­ Grover Ctovuland, of New York. __ te „linD»inn He prayed that their deliberations would be l own country or under her flag, and can only onstration. but -not tn the same extent as patience gentlemen; if that question , conciuaiona as would best proAllan G. Thurman, of Ohio. be tried therefor on her own soli and accord- intbectss of Hendrick* After a while tbe Samuel J. Randall, of Pennsylvania. was asked Old Ben, he could answer it. mote Uie glory of God and the welfare of too Ing to her laws;.and no power exists In this band joined in with the air, "Ws’li not go George Hoadly. of Ohio. Government to expatriate an- American Citi- home until morning." which aeetned to stimu­ ' r----- r- :—r~ „ , ' Nation. The announcement, wore ail received with to oo tried in any foreign land for any late enthusiasm. This acene lasted three or Although they may have talked Al the ooocfijmon of the prayer the Chair- enthusiastic cboering, but tbe demonitration con four minute* sueb act. • agdn.tit. Begot.-, fuller and InnL, “> (Uliuola continued) for Bayard, 3; McDon­ This country baa never bad a well defined and executed foreign policy save under Dem­ ald. 1. Illinois had one vote less than the full date. The occupants of the gaiiarwa i win favor fusion with the democrats in eoqventtou. Even tbe aJr seems saturated ocratic admiDiatratioa: that policy has ever number. ... . .. .. . , with a desire and a determination to nominate eu maaae and cheered and waved hatr ftdiana rave Hendricks 30. Iowa gave been, in regard to foreign Nation* so long as this state, 'They will unhesitatingly a ucket for Preaident and Vioc-Pre* tbe delegates also stood up and cheered with they do not act detrimental to the interests of Cleveland S. Headricks 4. trade, but Mio whether they can dellv-' !<oJhhfc,,„K1w“1 ’£“t'£c“£' At ibis point tbe Pennsylvania delegation tbe country or hurtful to our citizen* to let tbe spectators asked leave to retire for consultation. them alone; that, a* the result ot thia policy, When toe riproar bad sutMkled tbe Chair er the goodaornolb.muertion. 5-— A New York delegate objected, but tbe recognized Mr. Homa. of Tennceaee. to move we recall the acquisition of Louisiana, Florian.sojoummcnt. The conveuUotr. on motion d*Oallfnrnta and of ttoe adjacent Mexican Chairman decided that the Pennsylvania dele­ Ben-Butler attempt-! the hair-litVj of Mr. Snowden, of Pennsylvania, instructed territory by purchase alone; and contrast gation had tbe right to retire for consultation; and it did so amid great excitement. these grand acquisitions of Democratic flteteathe Committee on Resolutions to report at ing and bloodcurdling teat or -riding 1 N»uoo«i Cowmuww No elon ™ ™ue eight o'clock, ana adjourned to tba: hour. manshlnwith the purchase of Alask* the• de During the confus.on It was announced 1 _r 1. 1 a 1 • .. 'to txxnlnate a temporary Cbairaian In the IdHrultof a Republican Administration of near­ that another voto bad been rained la Illinois two unbridled steeds in the political I tereat of any candidate, but, on the contrary, y a quarter ot a century. for Hendricks: tbe vote, therefore, stands: A, might have been expocte,l.| '! Chicago, July 11.—Tbe session teat evening Tbe Federal Government should cate for Cleveland. 3.'; McDonald. I; Bayard, 3; Hen­ called to order at 8:38. and U. H. Henry, and Improve the Mississippi River and ocher drick* 2. the «eed,-.preml." .nd where fa. Ben? ySSJXS ofiu MiaaiaaippL immediately prlienied tbe great waterways of tbe Republic, ao ft to se­ Th« call of the roll proceeded. Kansas iuoui vote of tho National for the interior States easy and cheap rare Thurman 2. Bayard 4, Cleveland IX tbe Hon. Richard B. Hub- following resolution, which was unanimously cure . P When Kentucky was called. Mr. McKsnste, ■ It must have been intensely intenStadopted. . transportation to tidewater. Under a long period of Democratic rale and who had nominated . Qsrital* withdrew ing for the dyed-in-the-wool democrats policy, our merchant marins was fast over- that nomination and announced tbe •tartamanilke and patriotic letter of Samuel 2 to listen to the sarcasm of "Beast” But­ ouuwppln, uui J. TUdeo. expressing tbe overpowering and ot ureal nrltuln. ler in his minority report on the Chica­ tnoualy elected temporary Chairman of .this prvrldoDiiai necessity which constrain him to decline a nomination for the higheat Office tn Oooventton." go platform^ Mr. Hubbard. In taking the Chair, gavo tbe rift of tho American peopli been awept off the high thanks for tbe honor done aim. and which ho though fraud, force and vlo, u*>u«>ttk ffhre Hendncka l»4. Clevei ndt r Democratic ru> ’Die greenbackers and democrats are butaa a BalBDOl J. Tilden and Thomas gave Haodneto 11 Gteveia^ 1>; MmKma chant* and sailor* flyint which be having much trouble in effecting a 9®'▼‘•nd H; Mteaouri gave CJcvefusion in this st^te just at present. STnMry^-------- « ^irtctoaD iaod 21. Bayard A Hendricka S; MteBayard 14, Cleveland 1 . Voder a quarter^oentury of Republican rule I’ebftok* gave Bayard l.Ulevo and poller, despite our manifest advanUuro stituiion. : >'«iev"^uTT® Hendricka A Thurman William Walter Phelps will oon- ceatury over all other nations in hlgb-paM labor, fa- V Hampehire rave Cleveland I; New ability which cleansed and purified tbe dty aututnn. but tbe principles underlying tribute'tUXJ.OOO to tho Blaine campaign aSSTtF*? *■ ‘^veand A Henliberty and scli-goternmeot were andhtate governments of the groat Empire New York gave for Cleveland «. fond. • eternal, and tho nrinciplre that underlie the State can nos now be turned on «he Atusan ypg *nnouoced that on polling tha of National fraud nnd corruption so tHr Mr. Blaine frequently receives Democratic party could not perish from ths stable ,ber® wer® Ww Cteveiaod and n earth, although their author* might oease ro long and successfully Inaugurated and raalnJettera now addressed to "Tbe Plumed be. (Applauap.) ite Democratic party was tatoed by tbe HepubliAn party at tbe Na­ - Mf. Cochran aaked. In the nama of the dtoKnight,” Augusta. Mo. . , to-dsy as much a party organised for an *g- tional capital; fourth, that a copy of those the Inherited burdens of bfTand KTOMirewarM when victory perched upon resolutions be suitably asigvosssd. and that ita Lannen. The Democratic party bad now lbs Chairman ot thia convention appoint a , Butler, and a fearful 'looking for of She House Repreaoeutivo* and would committee whose duty it shall be. tn ths name the benate but for treason in tbe- Senate of tbe convention, to forward or present tbe judgment are about the only certainties have eh amber rtself. (Cheers. • It would have bad same to Hou. Samuel J. Tilden and Hon. Bayard and • for Cleveland. Tboasag A,Jfcadr ok* . ' along in the Democratic situatiou.’ . mark Blaine i» just the man the people o* tbe people by mean* of perjury-, bribery onoery demand at thin time, and nothing can and oomiption. in oonelr*'— •n. Mr. **- HubDemocracy an American policy. Amertc*Q idMatm were prevent his election. He holds the bard urged that whatever .. Inauwd of tbe IrtpubteSi iLtv. at-,-,. heart of the KatioD in his hand. —Dunot fy the candidates of their nomination. On recommendation of tbe Committee on for American labor, expreaaed by fmnnaiS tuque (la.) Time*. would not be a good Demoorat and hardly Beaotuitona tbe convention decided that tw •« foaund in behalfofthe beSKiSS a patriot. iAoplause.1 . W“Carl Schprz continues to flock here liter the National Committee in selecting freedom for American lalx>r by reducinw Tne rest of the temporary oraanizs •U by himeelf. Ho is exueilenl oocn- ing then boon announced. Mr. Sai taxea. to the end that three I’nlted^tau.Wlth unhl“5®rert powers for “K <^ny foi himself th‘.s warm weather. Vermont 1a member of the National primacy among nattoha teei offered a resolution that the ruk Both be a*4 himself are on such good last Democratic Convention shall go William £L Morrison, qf I 111no!a aald be waa of libertr. directed by tbe COmmJMee on Resolutions to terms with Sihm-PMaMfMa /rem. report tbe following declaration of princi­ vetSerelaod 2; Dim riot of ples, and more tu adoption. It bitterly de­ nounces the Repubiu-an party and form. eveland >; 1. GJevoHendrick* bleb wm they have just achieved tn Oregon.— THE NOMINEE* Wi?s. cK'nSas; ci^ST ’‘eSSlLT? ttmutuOe (JTy.) OsefoiwuiaL ISF" In Democratic circles in Byron ▼an. the alugger, In nomination for Congress ia the Fourth District, now represented by Mr? Patriot Coilina. ■Some of Sullivan * trirads are Stekrtikea. aed E wa* adopted. mate. Permanent ( a.;:, er Wat state to Cleveland.’a ndm,,! Indiana Iowa .... Kansas. fray tbe P* worthy soldiers disa such pensions H 512.’ to announiec ufmwhotemmber of votes cast.................... g* received. Bayard........... McDonald...;.......................... Handa'lT................ Thurman........ .............................. The question was then put on Mr v, motion to make the nomlualiou uumAmo/ •nd it was carried triumphantly.. x Then tbe mammoth oil-painting rciTf-se-wi. BOB of Cleveland's hea l and bust wJwcSrira in front of tne Speaker s stand and <-x‘,.t. -..j to the enthusiastic spectator* w.io Kri<..’d with cheers and whistling, and itw WN-, ।"s everything that could tic put iIi;„ siuon for that purport-, while it- bind placed ••Marching Through —*'Tne Ecd. White anl BIim-.-’ and air* After order was restored man announced that, the u.WU:i w, make tne nomination unaulmou. hu\>Or been carried, Grover Cleveland tlrcla’cd the nominee of the National Democracy for tbe next 1‘resideucy of the United .-tales. [Cheer*] A dispatch was read from Governor Hoadtr congratulating tbe cunvenuo::. rhe lie-mX nu.v and the county on the a Im-Hung d»tie and promising a Democratic vkuirj m-tbio in October and November. Tnh convention then, a: 1:25 o dock, took rill S n n. Tbe evening session began at 6;3). Go O(> Don of Mr. Stevenson, ot Illinois, Hou. Wup jam F. \ lias. Chairman of the coiiventioa. was elected Chairman, of the comm-.ttee to notify the candidate* of their nomination NotnlnaLo.is for Vioe-President Im u now in order, speeches were made j>.n , - g b- :ore and Governor GHcfe of Kansas. Alabama and Arkansas were pawd on tbs call, and Hon. Niles Searlee. of California, n-r. wtiiiaM. a ____ . Kenator Wallace.of Pcnntylv&rd* theusaid; 1 rise in my plu^e on the hour ot this >.-onventiou "Ct not to place in nomination n Penn •ylvanian by birth, but. air. to yioce in nem)••»••••••••*• batinn for tbe second gift of the American people a man sprainns truin old PentiMhaDia's stock, from tbe western |«>rtu>n of that old commonwealth. This genth-tuan H con­ versant with public affairs; throughout Lis entire life he has known of Government and ita detail* Not only* a stutreman. but s pur* and upright < ftiaen. the representative «f convention os it* candidate tor ’toe Preoidency of tbe United 8ta:c« Tbomai A Hendrick* Upon tbe.mention of this nano- the m-ene* of the morning were reposted. Tbe audieooa stood up *na cheered. Mr. Waller, ui Con­ necticut. and Mr. Meaale* ol Indiana, both Jumped on chairs and tried to attract ibe attenuoa of the Chair. Mr. Waller started *»veral time* to speak, but his voice wu always wto heard, seconding Mr. Hendricks uom:o>- deleratiou from Connecticut aecuods the nomination of Thomas A. Hendnck* •nd they believe and hop.'. Mr. i bairtuan. that the Democratic party of tit» country will have weight enourh and power enough in defiance of fraud, and in m-cordanre witb law. to place him hi the Chair of the \ kwPresidcDCjr. lApplauar.) ■ r The audience again woke out, and in the meantime Mr. Mensie* of Indiana, who had remained Standing, waa recognUed by tbe Chair. -Let tbe convenllon la not aud will not be a candidate tor tbe Vice-Presidency. 1 am authorized by him to gentleman from Indiana if beta auiborlre.1 io Democratic Convention for the office of ' ice­ President of the United State*. Mr. Mcnriea turned around to apeak to toms of his col league*, and the Chair reewnned tbelgentleman from Connecticut. Mr. * slier. Mr.'Waller commenced, when Mr. Menuea turned around and addreoseJ Mr. IHevri. oaying: "I will Answer tbe gentleman b, unnr, in the language ot bimoNf. ». _ .1.-Mr. Hendrick* .. >. i.. fnr Connecticut usually baa no desire to force on Indiana a candidate sgaium iw will; but. sir. thia la not an Indiana Convention. (Cheers and laughter.) Thia la a convention of the . — - -. » t* - - - im... izw*. »n» *11 over from any place they may. wou.d not bare made at anyboly s request a nomination ot a man for any oftce unless M to whether a man would probably take it. If any man In thia convention says that Hendricks at this time te not P»tnouc enough to take a nomination tendered under these oireumrtanctol wiU withdraw hto name wkh humiltetion. tApplause-) doe* no. want this nomination. Every runn »n#« H. He is called to the front; and the ticket, wttn the statesman of New i or. on ir In ma ranreaantln* the East ITioinic- A Hen me. victorious In November. Mr. Wallace, of Pennaylvsma-Mr. F.vj* dent. It would not be beneath tbe digit«yof an elected Vte-Preaident of the I wt«i *aMe nia name aa meir canu.ua> . take no for an answer. (Chrer* • you. that tbe rules be impendedI at*, that convention nominate Thomas A. n-i'^N of Ind.an* as Its candidate for ' ivt ’7” deotof the United State, by --r-driuofl. ^Tw’nominatiopa of Rorecran-, M •Donald. tSJSSSto MteaMppI for euao.1. but on tbe <invention '!^,r ladtaM voting, bar thirty votes wer<- cas "wwTuiw. *t IMUU* •*•”•••• *••• *• uauai extra vi ....... it* creditors and pen­ wbote SjS thia morning. Tha ------- .------- t r- ,V, Hom ssbjts'-- �The Hastings Banner. music WlUuU. —»• —• requited to b. prrornt uid wtet. MUcipsted. owing to the tact that oCkePrrobyterten fanners are all hard at work in the harbe «Btert»ta«| by th, M™ 2 3 4 K Kl 1 “°nt °* *ots *» 4L5, Wook 2- Extern addition l^Mrn Thoregfodly num- •A to die city of Hastings. w *“'• her of ladies present, whn appeared to ‘b . ..r..-.nc(loll»r. J i tee. BaHvj wad Weitoa at th<*• B- Hitehoook. take a lively Interest in the meeting. F w n Meaare. Clarke and Cook each ctarrh defined the political issse. of the day In w*t due ** p uJLTSf “rt 01 taxWennv Mr. A M *. m™n'r that appeared to meet with -*j' nil ayes. * the favor of theirevening audience. tieptaM Turoday we After had th, Urfmotion the council adjourned. On for and “Piches upwards of 30 signed the con­ of hmpefllng hi, larg, nnnil)er B JoHX WnwgEKT, Recorder. stitution and by-laws Of a Blaine and ixnau, lladfijg u,rt h, <lld his work’^ The celebrated Whitney Family Logan club. Those present from this manner aurparoed by but few. Towh»hip_caucubes. eny were exceedingly well pleased with combined with Locke * Long’s aero-’ Whan babies tret end cry by turns, irJ?ro™W>.|Mr' E’D' Joha*°n- “J Hast­ r reeport and the meeting. batie troupe, will give an entertamFeverishness. It insures health and WW am their cdtic, kflle IMr w iBVDfn. ing. township, comes to the front and ment under canvas In this city, Friday scoop.'em all. He hM left .t thhT^ PKBSOHAIa. evening, July «5th. .Admission, 25 fice * stool or timothy, wm, of Clement Smith is in Chicago. ’ cents; children, 15 cents. The tent will »xrr CD *m Township Cojn. be near the red grist mill. This show taS. ) "* a* fMt “ d OM 5*-Shank was a Bank™ caller woopi^uro. Now let's hear from * uesttay. is highly spoken of by our exchanges. ,,, ... ,.alu.Srt to elect delegates to Attend In^L In length. «!«•« *■¥ <u>. •« >» *^1 WroflM* Suvrtw. Aw. Irving agaiL Mrs. Mary Geer is with relatives tn J®^The Bawbeye cheerfully acqui­ CENTAUR LINIMEMT-^n absolute cure for Rheuma, r. ■ i !■■ BV ,)R])Bt or TOM. McKat, the man Greeted for the Grand Rapids. esces in the decision of the party. "The Bepublican party has made Hi choice, tixm, Sprains, Burns, Gulls, ^c. The most Powerfill and Pene­ murder of Thomas P. Searlee, was arMr. o. L. Crook is off duty, nursing a •the Republican party will support its liirrtitiition thin icnk, 1.66S. trating P>«in-relieving and lie ding Remedy known to wan. ndgned Monday and demanded a pre­ Job’s comforter. choice, and the Republican partv will liminary hearing, which was set for naiwiit "i'<vr works? Rev. W. A. Hunsl^rger goes to Bay elect its choice. The ••Plumed Knight” and the “Black Eagle” will leaff the flit . ..Hirai House has closed Thursday the 24th, before Justice View next week. Greenfield. Lawyers Holbrook, of this party to glorious victory, and its proud .i, hsitt. l mortgage. A party from this place picniced al record of the last, twenty-four t ears will r,:r.i. K Hotchkiss has another an- dty and Hewitt, of Augusta, have bben remain unbroken.— burUnolon (la.) Thornapple Monday. retained in his defense. a,.'.m.Tliient in this issue. (Frank Halton's paper) Hawkeye. Miss Ida Pariah returned to herhome Tas pkliliou Bentley Bros. * Wil­ W^What Henry ( lay was to the WARNING. aunikg.— —Some Some unprincipled unprincipled Indiindi- in Olivet. Wednesday. Whig party Blaine is to the RepubBcan. kins' fa.-tory is being enclosed. | "duals are peddling poor silverware in Mr. A. Ryerson, of Ionia, was a B an­ He wm in at iu birth and »o fixed is he v. r was a dull week in i thto TOUnty I wring the Sheffield stemp in ita principles that he wfll be present ner caller Wednesday. / The rWni Hading'' l?-»r locals this is one. one. at ita death, if it dies within his time. Rev. A. Livermore, of Na&viMe, was He is hated by the opposition more in­ A laik.e amount .of street work is this jewelry for Mr. A. R. McOmber.of in the city Wednesday. tensely than any other Republican be­ this city, and that If taken to his jewL,.Ulg dune in this city this season. cause he is the most intense Republican A goodly number of Middlevillians living. He is not only in aceord with Ml. tsiiMiis. E. B. Calpwell re- dry establishment the goods will be were in Hastings Monday evening. his party but is-in the extreme advance. marked free << charge. The goods are jvkr out the advent of a (laughter. Orno Strong and Dr. Barber, of He hated slavery with a hatred that had of very inferior quality, l>dng thinly A i.i quiet on the Potoniac," in this ao limit, and be hates all of its out­ plated on cast iron. Mr. McOmber em­ Nashville, were in the city Monday. growths. He is a believer in protection ,far as the liquor cades are conploys no agents, and is in no way re­ Messrs. J. R. Earl and Geo. Merlau, to Americap. industry, be is a staunch sponsible for this fraud upon the peo- of Prairieville, were in the city Mon­ upholder ot Nationaf integrity, he is a A ni mbei: from this place went to P>«. champion of equal righta, of honest day. ___ __________ mon^.^in short, he is a Republican.— Charlotte to attend the races today Mr. and Mrs. A. Black leave Mon­ B elow is a tabulated statement of .Thursday . day for a trip through northern Michi­ W*Thc best thing about Mr. Blaine the cost of the census enumeration of Hast i n . < > dealers have ddlvered quite —and it is one thing that should nut be gan. forgotten—is the fact that he is an , a number of harverters to purchasers this county: Mrs. Niram Mudge, of Albion, is Aa*yria . .,4.................... ' ' American. He is a Republican in the this week ' , Maple Grave. spending a few days with relatives in best sense of the word. He is as much «'aatietou .. Mr.. A. R. McOmbeb entertained a Woodland., this city. opposed to orthodox forms in politics, ' ‘ number of his friends at Thornapple JobnMoaii. . for form's sake, as Ingersoll is tn relig­ Miss'AUie Osborn has returned home HalUnu.rt' ion. There is nothing for which he Haatinr*.......................................... laka Monday. from Pentwater, where she has l>een has ao sincere contempt as for affecta­ Carlton Mr. Milo Williams has been elec- Harry teaching. . • tion of any kind.- A great* many peoHope. kil N. G. of the Odd Fellows’ lodge of Rtdlantl ‘ ” Mr. J. F. Sinison, of Cleveland. Ohio, Sle have said that his removal from the I minx ................ tate Department wm the only thing \ thii city. vi‘ t W. H. Cook, resigned. Fralrieville is ut 1 ne < uy, tne guest 01 Mr. andMrs. | which saved this country from being \ IhMiir- Heathxwm given quarters Oranatvlllr ......................... D. R. Cook. • 1 involved in a war. There is nothing in Yankee Ki.ri x ir. the hotel de Crmy a few evenings Tbornappir .... . , Miss Sarah Jon«. of Big llapids. Is ; M 5»d y.iicr. and iateled drunk and disorderly. Hanttnip <•»(>. IM ansi 4(1; Ward*. ‘ continued at the head of the department Hantlngv Ctty, .*d anti ad Wanto. . spending a few .lays with her parents h, wtraW ha.ve the erklan In V —__ . .. a in foreign . Harvesting is well under way. in tVilarGti* this city. Nation to t." be ____ respected coun­ Total ..•H7S75 ."a^irday night of this week willsee the . Miss Eftie Clark, teacher of second tries.— Leavenworth (Kan.) lima. A Thrilling Man HuNT.^-Last bulk.of the grain crop of the county »eward school, is spending her vacation IN MEMOKIAM. week three tramps struck this city, for at Middleville. i-iiiw. " ’ •, • Hau. ofJIiawath.a Ia>imie, • , „ , 1. <>. O. F.. i>, OF K. HanVeb friends will confer a favor the oeteDRible purpose of selling articles resolution* were'inlojftiti were luloritcd by the i The following resolutions Miss Minnie Cook, of Grand Hhpids, Uxlgc at a regular meeting held July 11. UM. lAMlgt* IMA. I \ wnding to this office reports of re­ of parlor ornamentation. From tfieir is spending her vacation with relatives V\hehkah, The all-wise Father in Bis luflniuwisdom lias seen fit to remove from our midst publican uiwtingsin their various lo- actions and conversation the officers and friends in this city.our lielorcd brother. P. G. William H. Havtonl., concluded that they were thieves, and • <«ditift>. \ • - ‘ Rex-. Carnahan will preach at home therefore. Resolved, That in the death of our brother that they called at the various houses Within Hu- past few months there text Sunday as the exchange for Jack­ Uns Lodge especially, and the Order irrnerallv. for the purpose of ascertaining the lo­ Iiave tort a valuable and excellent member, tlie have lieen a number of fine farm build­ son has been postponed. community a resjwled cltlren, and the public a cation of money and jewelry if possible, tried and faithful officer. • ings erected between Hastings and Mr. B. H. Welton, of Port Huron Resolved. That we deeply sympathize with to aid them in a raid. They were - Freeport. \ the family of our deceased • brother in their shadowed and run out rtf town Satur­ is spending a few- days with his brother, affliction and Irreparable low. under this dis­ pensation of Divine Providence, and assure We would earnestly urge upon day, going in such haste that they omit­ L. C. Welton and family. them ot our sympathies, and »e share with -•.rn' republican in Barry county the ted to take their valise and p^y their Miss Alice Carnahan, of Lafayette, them In this their ureat toss and affliction. Resolved. That the Lodge room lie draped In importance of attending the primary mourning in respect for our deceased brother for ln<L is spending her vacation with her hotel bill. Monday it was learned that thirty days, and that a copy ot these resolutions meetings. \ /J our UeceiLscd brother ----- |Jmj fKini)y they were hiding in the woods west of mother and brother in this city. J of the Lodge, and that the same be oi H citizens should be on their guard town and a grand man hunt was or­ Miss Emma Runyan, Miss Addie In the city nnpnrs. • J ohn M. Bkmmkk. j against liurglars. Neighboring ’ towns ganized for their capture. and Mr. (ieo. Pratt, of Chicago, are in Mrs. A. 1). MAYNHn. ■•Coin. are being worked by these midnight IS The officers had previously received the city the guests of Mrs. 8. AJtoft. Mrs. A. E. Lockhart,I prowlers. . postals offering rewards for the arrest Rev. Carnahan returned from a trip VronCE.-All persons are, forbidden te*j>as<Hev. H. M. Joy J). !>., preached a of persons answering to the descriptions to Cleveland Saturday, where he had 1'1 Ing upon our whortleberry mareh. Anyand very practical and interesting sermon of two of the tramps. The woods were been to attend the funeral of a relative. all so tresjHissing will be prosecuted. The machine made, having few no compli­ iw. A. FURBH1V. to a large audience, at the'M. church scoured, but the birds had flown. How­ BERT. 8UTEHLAND. Married, at the M. E. parsonage, July cation, requires little skill in management. Sunday night last. ever, a man, evidently of the gang’, was OTICE. AU person* are hereby forbidden 10th, Mr. Edward B. Gatea. of Balti­ coming on our marshes u> pick whortlrberMe. Chas. Barlow, of Coldwater, apprehended and given a night’s lodg­ more, and Miss Eva B. Newton, of produces less fatigue rtwt. Al! persons M trespassing will be prme- The j cotM. tormerly of this city, ia in very . poor ing in the city-hall. in operating, and on that account is especially recommended Hope. Dated July a, im. health, and is taking a trip west in the GEORGE HAZEL, by the faculty. \_ Messrs. J. Yarger and H.C. Peckham Following are the petit jurore R. H. LARA BEE, hope of receiving tenefit therefrom. were in the city Tuesday. Mr. Yarger the Range of Work—will do the .finest Mirs Emma RunV/n, soprano, sang drawn for the August term of court: is able to get around with the aid of Chas. H. Hicks, 1st ward, Hastings as as the and is the use of all Applianc­ in the 1’resbyterian choir Sunday. Miss City. crutches. . Slates aud Quuida tor deaertloa, umwmpport* that the fancy, or work. Walter L. Wilkins, 3d ward, Hastings R. has an excellent and well cultured Misses Millie’ Wood, Gene Brown, intemperance, cruelty. Inroiapatlulllty. etc. Ad rice free. Stale your case and Rtidrew ATTOR­ voice, which added much to the music. City. Celia Ensign, Elva Clough, Kate Wil­ NEY WARD. World*Bulldlaw. U87 Broadway, Always ready requires no special adjustment John MeGurn, Hope. Local News. CASTOR IA Xto^r^- Infants Children, IT STANDS AT THE HEAD I THE LIGHT-RUNNING “DOMESTIC” BECAUSE IT Simplest and Lightest-Running machine, hen<;e N medical Adapted to Greatest welt heaviest, suited to DIVORCES es facilitate ordinary, difficult for use, and when the work is changed. Angler’s Complete Outfit. The Most Durable machine ever made. Its construction is This Is our latest and beat outfit. It rousisto of a fine II fodt Jointed rod, with bnw tips and in accordance with the most advanced and approved mechan­ ferrates; 1 bob; 1 cork bob with hook and line; 6 sinkers; t forty-foot res. .grass Un« nnd 1 ical principles, and all the parts are Case Haroened, working shorteri li assorted books; 4 trout and a bare files; 1 flue bait box. hlngea corer ami htahly on Adjustable Conical Bearings. ornamented; 1 trolling hook and 1 reel holding « fret of Itok Thh ta » npto^d outflt for those who delight in fishing- Price $1, or S tor $«.7A. It has the most beautiful wood-work. Remit by fostaI. noteob rt •I, {. COLBi C O.. It has the best set of attachments ever furnished with a chtorere. hl ADVKRTIKKBA-Low rM rate* tor ad- iSewing Machine. The Domestic has the best warranty of any machine made. Over 100 Domestic machines in the city of Hastings alone and some of them in use 22 years and running all nght yet Nobody has ever been able to produce a Domestic shuttle worn out. ^TKIOILTTWI I 1 have in stock the Royal St John, the New Home, the American, the Wilson, the Singer, and others. New machines from $20.00 up. Sewing machine needles, and the finest sew­ ing machine oil madeTOr all machines. Parts and attach­ ments furnished on short notice for al) machines as cheap as the cheapest liams, Orpha Knowlss and Messrs. John M. P. Lee, Irving. • Frank E. Doty, Johnstown. Goodyear and Hike Kentield spent Daniel P. Wolf, Maple Grove. Sunday last at Gun Lake. Fred J. Hughes, Orangeville. Friday last P. A. Sheldon and Fred Robert Marshall, Prairieville. Chas. H. Stone, Rutland. Alexander went to Grand Rapids to see Joseph T. Crumback, Thornapple. There will lj« an ice cream social at the democrats of that city ratify the Stephen W. Branch, Woodland. the M. 1*. church at Barry villa for the Chicago nomination. But the demo­ Horace W. Snow, 1 ankee- Springs. benefit of the pastor, L. D. AbbM, Fricrats did not fed in a ratifying mood. Chas. S. Clark, Assyria. Edward Mowry, Baltimore, ‘k'. July 25. m. a general invitation Uncle Pater. Howard, ot Prairieville, Ansel Bush. Barry. to all. was a Banner caller Monday. He has Andrew J. Cain, Carlton. been a subscriber and constant reader 1 hb nortint» of last week nt thn M. Ira B. Bachellor, Castleton. of this paper since the issue of the first A. P. McIntosh, Hastings. i- ''horrh were very Interesting and William Raph, 4th ward, Hastings number, hlfl name being the fifth enter­ . well attended, some eight persons raital durinrnie week on probation City. C. G. Bentley, M ward, Hastings City. ed on tbe suliseription book. and tour by luter. Geo. N. Replogle, Hope. Council Proceedlan H. C. Wood. Irving. I UK Nash/iUe, Charlotte and HaetThe common council met in special Lemorne E. Wallace, Johnstown. ings lodges K. of P. are to have a basket Emeraon W. Hyde, Maple Grove. session on Friday, Julv piroie at Thoruapple lake on Tuesday Honor Mayor Powers In tbe cbair ahd Tint VetenSb publiahed at Lansing, the foUowtag aldermenpresent: Bea­ the aith. The Knights are expected to announoea that after August 1. It will mer, Beach, Hogle, Parker, Tinkler takellieir fanilllee. and Wood: absent, Jones and Tinkler. TneiiKls war to the knife between be publiahed weekly, instead of semi­ ‘.The minutes of the previous meetJ*MP -loha" and the Hastings tinners. monthly as heretofore, while its suy inm wftixrsad and separately approvscriptlon price will remain at>ldS per ■ ,.„''ti"”''n'ha’>'k«>ehini one better, jraiffnllowing accounts for street year. The V eteran, as a paflTOMfortfr | the? claim, and are wiling tinware presented. devoted io th, Interested th, hog. fl romper than John. ■SI to W, and their heirs, is agraitlsTio- jHEotestoi Dsn Scfiay boa the lienelit of our democratic oeee, and every old soldier should take W H Miller feeders and the edification of republiIt Address, The Veteran Publishing J no Schty '»»» we thia week publish a full report Co., Lansing. Mich. ■ ’’f’foneratic national convention. At FaExroicT.—Tuesday evening. In James Bwinn ““ I»rtraita of the nomlnere. company with rovrwwl gentlemen of rHosK wishing extra ntoe laundry this city tbe Bannbk scrlba^dd avlalt 8 WUsy.. otB will be awommodatod by tatt ing to Freeport, the occasion betag the or­ X . or“ Busl,y’’ h»rbCT ^“P- ganization of a Blaine and Logan club. W*B Hares, boardTf review dans..... «’ • »o«mM ty „ “nds hia laundry work to Arriving st the hotel, of which Mr. " By Alit Btaek: ThM “b^er 4 Baxter, Grand Rapids. Chas. Bronson is the affable-mine host, Wri^BX.T John the company were regaled with a whole­ JOB PRINTING, The account of John Mate Ined ; °J- KlUluno. Eston Co, wm some repeat. Upon investigation we cuibl^ ?“hvUle ,or the theft of s SSSl'Srnmny material Improve ferred to finance committee; aaeotinx of Geo. Collins reported unfavorably “■ Jop robe and whip from a bug- nwrue had been made in Freeport upon i-^oommltroe. th. mat few month* a number Letter Heads, Note <> ^t¥iU*n Jurydiaagmd. A degree meeting ofjthe I. O. G. T. of this city will be held Monday even­ ing next, to l>e followed by a banquet. . Members of the order are invited to at­ tend. parts, IRON ONIC Pumps! Pumps! 1 manufacture the best Wood I stock the best Chain Pnmp to be ent Expansion Rubber Bucket 1 than a cheaper pump are sold. I lie set if desired and warranted a Head*,' Cir­ Cell and «ee me, one door west. f^WwwMDxvof next week Mrs. culars, Envelopes, Etc-. andMrr Winthrop Netam W.Stiacbrombwm .ter- jt>ONE ON SHORT NOTICE- "B-bmlth. Every body Invfted. ,y * . the Churchill Pat- of me will �MX* defend their owu lnterest*-the of which te heattb. . That gone, nil is*«*■ eaiw is simple, tot to recKJwne»R or Ignorance Western river*, which so often flood the titles along their stores, arise lu a few mountain Borings, so all our ailment* can to traced to .Im­ pure blood and a small group <A disordered orSJTto most effertive and inclusiveremedy for disease is I’ANKER’S TONIC. It goes to the sources of pain anil w eakneas. In response to iu aetkai, tto liver; kidneys stomach and taart begin their work afresh, an*1 disease is driven out The Tonic is not. however, an intoxicant, but cures a desire for strong drink. Have you dyspepsia. rtMMtmttbfii. or troubles which have refused toyiekl to other agents? Here is your help. A 4th of July fair for the benefit of tbe Cath­ olic church at Manistique netted filjoo. In the Future When you have a cough and want relief, think of Kemp’s Balsaia for tlir Throat and Lungs. A giaranteed resiedy for those diseases. Frier 50 cento and fil. James Carrigan killed by a sand bank caving in upon him at Hancock. Frederick Hotchkiss wishes it known that he guarantees Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets to be the best remedy for indigestion ever made, they always relieve liendache. ’ Vermontville is now connected with clvOizatiqji by telephone. . Opening the Fountains. in numberless bulbs beneath the skin to se­ creted tbe liquid substance whleh gives the hair its texture, color and gloss. When this secre­ tion stops, the hair begins at once to become dry, ioHtreleas. brittle and gray. Is that the condition of your hair? If *o, apply Parker's Hair Balsam at once. It w 111 restore the color, gloss and life by renewing the action of nature. The Balsam is not an ol). not a dye. but an ele­ gant toilet article, highly appreciated because of its cleanliness. They are running a very successful kermessc at Muskegon, Health is a duty, disease a crime. Use Dr. Henry Baxter's Mandrake Bitters and be cured of alfbiillottsnesa or liver trouble. 25 cento will . buy n large bottle. , Blaine aud Logan club formed at Preemont 100 strong. Old but good; Downs’ Elixir has been in suc­ cessful use more than fifty years. Judge Stickney is again well enough to hold court. An old physiciau. retired from practice, hav­ ing had placed In his hand* by an East India masionary the formula oKa simple vegetable remedy* for the speedy and permanent care of Otmsumptiou. Bronemtis *■-*--------all throat and'lung aflectl Ivciuu radical cure for Nervous _____ _ complaints, after having tested Ita wonderful curative powers In tbcNHands of cases. Ims felt it his duty to make « known to his suffering fellows. Actuated bv this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I win send free of charge, ’to all who desire it. this recii»e, in Ger­ man. French or English, with full directions tfor The Heading Telephone j* now printed by steam. Fred Hotchkiss guarantees jK»ltive relief for any cough, cold, rrotw. or lung complaint by using Acker’s English Remedy, or will refuiid tbe money. A-new brass band has been organized al Read­ ing. A weak back, with a weary aching lameness over the hips Is a sign of diseased kidney s. Use tbe best kidney curative, which is Burdock Blood Bitters. Ottawa county republican convention Aug. a. would not retain food. Burdock Blood Bitters cured me. Mrs. Adelaide O’Brien. 372 Exchange HL Buflallo, N. Y. Gol<l found In the Agogeblc region. Bucklen*a Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sall Rheum. Fever Sores. Tetter, Cbappep Hands, ChlfblaliLS. Coras, and all Skin Eruptions, and posittrely cures Piles, or no pay reqtflred. It Is guaranteed to five perfect satis­ faction or money refunded. Price 25 cents tier box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. Third grand division of tbe Sons- of Veterans tnsoMionat Lansing. Frederick Hntcbktos./tbe druggist, is always wide awake te bu»lnes»Xnd, spares no paitm to secure the best of every article in bis line. He baa secured tbe agency for Kemp’s Balsam for ou£ ufes. & Sold on a positive guarantee. Price Jfie. andtl. A congregational eliurcb of 12 members has been organized at Addison. There J* nothing like Dr. Thomas’ Ecloctric 0)1 to qnickly cure a cold or relieve hoarseness. Written by Mrs. M. J. Fellows. Burr Oak. St. Joseph Co., Mice. Two Vennotitvllle saloons exist without the boncls required by law. If you are aufferinc with low and depressed spirits, loss of appetite, genera) debility, dlsor• dered blood, weak constitution, headache, or any disease of a bilious nature, by all means pro­ cure a bottle of Electric Bitters. You will be Kurarlred to see the rapid improvement that 1 wHI follow; you will be inspired with new life; ■ wtranrth and activity will return; pain and mbcry will cease, and henceforth you will rejoice In ’ the praise of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by W. H. Goodyear. ' Irvlu* Carrier lia» again assumed charge of the Ov!d Register---A € real Diacovery. ■ ''IK UM WTU rcilUUMI KUCVLOU mm a COUXIl for twenty-five year*, and thia spring more ser­ iously than ever before. Hhe had used many remedies without relief, and being urged to try Dr. King's New Discovery, did so, with most gratifying result*., The first bottle relieved her thirty years." Trial bottle# free at W. H. Good­ year's drug store. Large size fit .08. Dr. A. B. Pulling, of Bedford, died suddenly <w the KXb. ' Clipped from Canada Presbyterian, under »ig■atore of C. Blackett Boblnaon, Prop’r: I waa cured of billions headaches by Burdock Blood Bittern. Tbe fine flour mill at Bloomingdale is being rebuilt.Cure for Croup-Use Dr. Thomas’ Kcleetric There are 3,485 children of school <e in Port Huron. of the party from the domination of ‘•the machineinsisting that nomina­ tion* be made bv the people, and free from the hurtful influence of men in office. This has been the burden of their cry by day and by night If there was any machine in Chicago it was there in the interert of President Arthur, and against Mr. Blaine. The Blade does not believe that there is or ever has beeu such a thing as a machine in the Republican party, out­ side of New York, but if such a thing existed, certainly it was not in Mr. Blaine's hands. The office-holders everywhere, as a rule, supported Presi­ dent Arthur. The poetmasters and Custom-house officers, from North and South, went to Chicago in his interest, and in deadly opposition to Blaine. If postmasters and collectors, acting in something like unison, may be called a machine, the machine was against Blaine. Blaine was the man against whom they were all arrayed, aud to slaughter him they were willing to take Edmunds, Sherman, nr any of the other aspiranta. TL® nomination of Blaine was exactly in tbe line of these gentlemen, and they should have hailed it as a triumph of their ideas. It was a fight between what they chooee to call the machine and the people. There never was so complete a manifestation of the power of tho peop’e, as opposed to organized management In many of the States the offensive rules which enabled organ­ ized cliques to override the wishes of the people were abrogated, and the delegates were elected from the efyLK? and in 'S-SS-asE pleasure carries them abroad, is proper aggressiveness, and the American peo- . pie will support any man or', party that practices it. . / On the other hand, were an American ! Administration to interfere in matters which do not touch the political or com­ mercial interests of this country, were ft to attempt to dictate to England what policy should be pursued in dealing with rebels in India or with merchants in Australia, were it to advise France with regard to Touquin, or Germany as to what should be done on the Congo— this would be a piece of meddlesome impertinence which would meet with resentment abroad and with stinging rebuke at home. Our Administrations have never been guiltv of such aggres­ siveness as this, ancl it is safe to say they never will In spite of a general impression to the contrary, as a Nation we^have always been pretty strongly ad­ dicted to minding onr own bus ness, a course that has proved tolerably profit­ able in the past and is likely to continue so in the future.—BL Louis Globe-Dem. I^OIFL Rheurntti^Selatlcx, BcCyritehatred', inspiration .ball bravely do crawl! i Ta“nr up th. rrand refrain. Who cut from pSrlre- Sirafiekl of th. Wsr! While the bolter* «ulk. their tents in. From the glory of the fljrbt. And the Bourtkons. sl**r« beat®n. Chfiw their purty-cud of spits. We’D fall In. in tens and fifties. To offset each traitor sham: • I iun not exactly slek. yet not at oil uell." surely and at onee. It re-vitalltes the blood, !nvigorates the system. ___________________ ■Y MAIL. POST-RAID. Figs front Thistle*. Ths Republicans are to be congratu­ lated because they do not “view with solicitude” the action of the Democrats at Chicago. Pitiable indeed must be the condition of those who are reduced to a solicitous dependence upon the old Democratic party. One might with some.reason despair of self-government, and might regard tho future of the Na­ tion as gloomy in the extreme, if the only chance of good government were such chance as the Democratic party can offer. It is worth while to remember that a stream can not rise higher than ita source. The very best that can possitoiv be expected of the Democratic party is that tne wishes and feelings of the aver­ age of its voters taay be represented in its nomination and platform, and in ita conduct of affairs if successful. To ex­ pect. more—to suppose that in some miraculous way the good men, who have no chance in Democratic caucuses and conventions, and who are smoth­ ered under unit rules, two-third rules, and the potent influence of “barrels,” will nevertheless make the candidate and the platform—is surely the height of follv. If these Democratic good men could get possession of the Government, they oould not keep it for an hour. The raging torrent* of ravenous poli­ ticians which would then burst upon the capital could be restated only by a President of extraordinary jxywer, sus­ tained by a Congress-in hearty svmpathy with reform, and conscious or the support of the great body of fhoee who elected him. Who imagines that the party which has put the knife to Pen­ dleton would encourage and sustain a President in reform? Who imagines that a Democrrtic Congress, which de­ liberately steals the seats of Republicans elected by tho people, would coun­ tenance a reform President? What are tbe wishes and feelings of the active Democratic politicians? Let any man who means to be uonscientiods and patriotic ask himself that question. He can not deny that fonr- chine” everywhere, because it enabled the people to indicate their choice and killed ita power. Certainly Mr. George William Curtis. the Boston Advertiser, an 1 all others k—for u—reform t— --- j who have kbeen k-^-. howling and against the machine, should have been satisfied with the action of a convention so made up. A body of representative The party same together in a spon­ men acting under direct instructions taneous sort of way during the summer from the people declared its preference of 1854 in many of the Northern States, for Blaine and Logan, and declared it and within a year from ita beginning emphatically. In thus declining they was one of the two great political pow­ registered the will of the people whom ers of the country. It was formed in they represented. Blaine was nomi­ one of those periods of transition when nated long before the convention as­ the material for a new organization is sembled. He was the choice of the simply waiting to be put together, and so people eight years ago, but was beaten ita formation wws rapid and soon com­ bv management. He was again the plete. choice of the people four years ago, and The first great band of cohesion was beaten by the same— means, but — — ----- -j —-------. among the Republicans was a perfect this time the people determined to have unanimity in opposition te the exten­ their man and they saw^to it that he was sion of’slavery. The next was an nominated, against the power of a mo- equal unanimity in the support of the chine, jfamai?bipe there be. Thisshould I war to put down the slaveholders’rebel1­ have sati sfied the reformers. । .on After that came the measures of Blaine was nominated by the people >le reconstruction and all the acta relating and will be elected by the people. The he | to the enfranchisement of the slaves. Republicans of Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, The work of the Republican party in Iowa, Wisoonsta, Kansas and the other this connection no doubt excelled in im­ reliable Republican States have a very portance the work performed by any clear idea as to whom they want They other political organization in any are not willing to act at rhe dictation of country or time. a dozen Beacon street Bostonians, or the Under the normal conditions of a. free tool ot a firm of grasping money grub­ Government thifire will always be a bers like tho Harpers, backed by an party of progress of liberal ideas— English newspaper like the Timex. They prolific of suggestions—that goes in the know Blaine. They know him to be a advance and creates issues. Such is true Republican. They know him to be the Republican party of the United a man who has ideas 'of his own,'hod States. the courage to enforce his ideas. They An organisation of this sort—full of know him to be au American, and the brains and working for results that are fituraiest champion of pure . American­ political and not’ personal—is not the ism in his party. He has always repre­ most compa -t and manageable body of sented everything that Is good in Re­ men in the world. Ita very spirit tends to individual thought and freedom of oombatting what wait bad'in the organ­ action. Hence In important elections ization. He has never feared to face a it happens freooentiy that numbers di­ have re oioed if the votes of Florida wrong or to support a right. He is in verge from the regular party move­ accord with the beat element, of his ment and follow some special notions bad been bought. Can aay reform grow in «uch a soil? Does any boarat party upon tbe tariff, upon the money of their own. They usually call them­ question, and internal improvements. selves “Independents” or “Independ­ and conscientious man imagine that U is possible? Consider again; did not Had Garfield lived he would have in­ ent Republicans;” but who ever heard more than the average of Democratic augurated a policy that would have of an “Independent Democrat?” politicians in intelligence, and far more given the United States oommereial It Is generally easy for even the dis­ supremacy over the entire continent, contented ones themselves to see, after than the half of them in number, heart­ and would have placed hb country in the performance is all over, that these ily welcome the Morey forgery, and position to be respected among the departures are foolish and mischievous; labor with great seal to make it foully effective, and conceal contradictions of nations of the earth. but nobody ever takes them to b* sig­ it as far as ixjwsible, and stoop to lie James G. Blaine is to-day the grand­ nals of disruption. The “ Liberal Re­ about it wherever there waa a hope of est fignre in American politics. The publican” moventent in 1872, which aiieceM? Henest men know what tbe people nominated him, and the people would have had some apparent pros­ •fact was. They know whether a party will elect him. More than any man liv­ pect of success if it had been shrewdiv which stoops to such things enn be ex­ ing. he has tbe confidence of the managed, was such a sloughing off as pected to giv.f the country good govern­ masses, a confidence no man living would have portended the dissolution ment more deserves. It will not be the Re­ of any party except the Republican; Within the part year there have been publican party alone that will elect him but. after a few months the seam had —It will be the people. He will sweep almost disappeared and the great’Re­ several teste. The truth about political murders in MiMiertppi and Virginia has Massachusetto aud New York, because publican body was united again. the voters of those States ore too intelli­ “Scratchets” and “ Independents " been published. Has tbe average Dem­ ocratic voter felt any regret or uttered gent to be controlled by thd sore-headed have appeared since—even now they combination of demagogues and aristo­ hold a position of some prominence in aw censure? Vile slanders of Mr. crats who are opposing him. He will tbe public attention—but they do not Blame have been circulated industri­ sweep the Wert like a tornado, and at in the rnatat change the current of Re­ ously, and the troth about them has been carefully supnreiued buuauM it least three Southern States will cast publican thought or success. would iu.uy him. their votes for him. And when elected The progressive party is always sure he will justify the confidence the people to contain a certain percentage of ex­ D«mocratlo voter reTund to dm whit he knew WM foul ealumnyf Cenrnw ud have reposed in him.—Toledo Blade. tremists who are liable to break off and go in pursuit of some real or imaginarv oooveotion hire lewn bought in Ohio * “X.1* **“ •ooure* by reform which seems to them more im­ meen. whleh ought to be iadlgMatlv portant than erarything else; but there One ol the leading objections mode to is alwavs a balancing conservative condemned bv e,enr decent men Hevi Mr. Blaine is the alleged aggressiveness power which holds tbe party in ita or the svmge hem<£mt«, of Ohio or of °5h,r Itbown any eremion tor of his foreign policy, a trait which, it is t?4*00 to q«ertionR of Na­ claimed, will, after his election.* bring tion^ jxtiicy and those of a character th. eorruptlmHMi? b there My m, of oommnn Mrke. ___ « us into troublesome conflict with foreign which fairly admits them to the field of nations’. The (aocuaation has been re­ reform from suchaa party? The ^publican partv has Kaffeml no The constituent elements of the Demtoward tbe di«lnntfon of vitality ilace the aooompliahment of ita first great work. It taking it for granted as true and laying oontinues to be a leavening rawor In »jo who mmb Um Dem«nu?c ^ some stress upon IL The impetus given the life of Urn Nation. It U alive to the it WM iu 1M0. or 1864, or 1SSK the argument has oome principally wants and tendencies of the time, and Wbu bL.1b^0°i187\rr IMG N°mir*^ from the English newspapers, which are entering into the canvass with all the earnestness of busybodies who at last find something they can both under­ individual and jealous of his righto yc*n. WhM they stand and enjoy. whether affacting his social. ](.gaj or z” P“‘ It has been a were, they are. The Up to the present an analysis of the political condition. tuiauiuus as it ix the argument employed shows that. Mr. beneficent power, subject of course to democratic party would do oxrain -i.v. Blaine’s aggressiveness oonsists in prap^luteeerimtj. if the direction of aocomplishing the motive and ocAsion. Yet this the foreign righto of the partv io wkUk------.greatest good. If iba Democratic party is ilka a ft Sd^iS Th. trouble wl No in advance; Iwoorable dealing; highest references. ________________________ Tie Science if Life. Oily 11. Thirty Years ot Republicanism. It is thirty yean since tho pojifccal organization known as tho Republican party first took its name on the 6th of July, 1854. at Jackson, in this State. Reckoned bv the calendar, the party is not yet old: reckoned by what it has ac­ complished and the changes it has wrought, its life would fill a century. _ ____ _ ________________ _________ Unlike the Democraticr_____ party, which was licked into shape by Andrew Jacki son and started on its career for spoils I and personal aggrandizement, the Ro­ | publican party was a growth and a deI yajopHjcnt—an embodiment from the first of the profound sentiments of the OFFICERSg®*3£K«S ,un, now THttlF. A Great Medical Work on Manhood, Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical De­ bility. Premature Proline tn Man. .Errora of Youth, and tbe untold miseries resulting from Indiscretion or exreos. A took for every mm young, middle-aged and old. It contains m prescriptions for all acute and chronic di«***«. eaeb ooe« wtdeh Is invaluable, to fond by the Author, whose experience tor Syeare Is toch aa jirobably never before tell totbe lojlof any physician, soo page®, bound Inbeautiful French muslin, embossed covers, full gilt, guaranteed to iJ. H. C OWNS Coi?s OKSUMPTIOH Rend now Gold medal awarded the author by1 the National Medical Association, to the officers of which he Menvup. 'fimrtion, ami uj u>r aiiucm benefit all.—London Lancet. KuardUD, Inatructor or ■uardian.-ArjonauL AddreSs the Peabody Medical InatitHta. or J tlx- skill of all other physicians ** FaA,±J a SS®- SaSrS^THYSELF stance ot failure. £ ADIES OF HASTINGS. time­ will curv Crwsp, Bronchitis, Asthma, Bleurisj/, Whooping-Cough, JAuiff Ferdr, and all diaoaaes of the IWroaf, Chest and Lungs, when other remedies fail. r’•r SXCTT. JfiXXSOX k LOIS, Hsj’i, tulixtra. Tt *A RrUTO^orrOn REMEMBER THREE FACTS. AbENTSi^X's n Reflecting Safety lamp ■ Can be sold io every family. Gu ■ ■ mors llKbt thAiWw onUnsry l»m^. ^&tMuarh'. • Vn. .,!*■ C)r'ro*«-i'r- GJFOMME'- A MACKIN.CiadMatt.; FREE! A fsrorlte prescription of onrofths S^TXIKZ&IS;. MmAmS. JTmakne^i Deeee.Ssol inputs sealed •nvelope/Vve.l>ruirxist«euillti AMreea DR. WARE A CO. UeiwaM, Ma. It is positively proven that Zoa-Phora (“Dr. PengeUv’s Woman’s Friend"), is the best known reined) for all complaints peculiar • to Women, young or old. ' 1st— 2nd— Nervous Exhaustion, Premature Decay, Loss of Manhood. An 80-paxe Cloth-bound Book of Adrie* U> Any Lady needing such a remedy and postponing the use of Zoa - Phora, makes a dangerous (per­ haps fatal) mistake. eKWTFRirR T. Williams & co., wiimui •* CURE M MUM R rwgEdJ£,S&h. For sate by FREDERICK HPTCHKIMS. YONAHKALY k Bnm»- "tor » , SICK —. . - nni. iecwlete o*»o. । SSSyBSKSS* ACHE Kfiaa u~r rm. «""”J BAND WIEN �Tbe Hastings Hanner. $2,50 GOLD PIECE] JULY ... wa. ' Local News. U^aatfon Mi WMk, Ifti. BL11SX I'°nAN C*Ub . ------ Th« EUMtioc *n»«: Will It continue to p«y> White the profits In dollars and cents would «d Principe buua^ Mwsys reach a handsome figure each i Grandin farm. known m * • • tbe rare of interest on the ih-. est m 5Uti°D No' ’■ “d '“»>>« finite a ' । meet would yearly decrease, owing tB^S'°f|lt2?1f’ FromU1'd«>rofMr. the continued rise in the price of lsn< Bow er a dwelling Grandin No. 1 ean be ' The Grandin farm coat Its owners shoo seen airaoet every clear day. ln Ue tj S2hO per acre. The improvement “Id. crisp morning, of autumn, when made coat (8X0 per acre. Thus th the air la Beamingly arranged in strata! | yearly revenue once represented the it of varying temperature and density tereat on H40fl». Their farm and In the conditions nectssary for a mirage, it s possible to see and colint every bSd- provements would sell to-day for n< ’ lees than 81/XX>flOO; and this value wi l0* fi. bt*tion »«• 1 from Hillsboro,-In be enhanced 6G per cent in tbe next tact the distance seems to be decreased years. As the area cultivated Increae to two or three milea. Occasionally the cost per bushel is also increase Fargo can be seen, though 42 miles dis­ these making the profits correspondiu tant; sometimes two Images ot the lyless. Dakota metropolis are visible, the one The day is coming when the 40,0 Inverted and directly above the other acres now comprising the Grand But to return to the Grandin farm. term will be owned by hundreds Most Basser reader, have heard or actual settlers instead of by three no read something about this great agri­ residents. The land is lemming t. cultural enterprise. With a view of valuable to be cultivated on so exte learning the results obtained from farm­ sive a scale, and will be sold to small ing on such an extensive scale. In com­ farmers. This process of diaintegratb pany with Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bower, is already going on; and In a few yea and our better half, we visited Grandin bonanza fanning in Dakota wfll be No. 1 recently. For the facts gleaned an end. The citizens of this territo we are indebted principally to Mr. K. can wish for no happier event. Bonan­ W. Wright, the gentlemanly agent of za fanning ought to be unprofitable to the Grandin®. bonanza farmers as it is to the.communWhen Jay Cooke failed, among the ities in which such farms are located. . mile, north ... v._ “Urt T,,,- grH-nluek county convention is el^hell in this city August 9th. ‘ Tllt bank building u> receiving (n.h coat of paint on the outelde. Hons. Thursday last, to Mr. and Mrs. w H. Schantz, a son. Congratulations. pc Hooks's residence on Broad.ay luo ro'Cived a freah coat of paint. \ rI,, vi.' of Hastings, Nashville and ■ bjrMU- K. of l’. lodges is on the tapis. fliLl'.ii is to be a harvest dance at Bowens Mills Friday evening, the 36th. Tin: call for the congressional con,,mioa " hi !»• found in this issue, to I,, fiil'i St .Cv kson. August Mth.( THB late census of Charlotte shows a Lpulaiioh of 3.WS against 2,910 In 1880 .. ,ui increase of B88 in four years. Fltuisv last Mr. Geo. Simpson plead polity to the charge of keeping open N1|,,„n on the tth. and was fined 825 and Ai.dhkman Jones is loupd to have a But Ur |xi!t*. raised in this dt'y, wheth­ er lUn lu cept'* the nominations given 1<my IW ll Wt IB «i i — - himior not. Tin: Muskegon base ball club has Hgniliai a wish’ to play in this city on the 30th inst. In all probability a picked nine will entertain them. _________________ . M. 1_ COOK. heavy creditors were the Grandin Bros., . Time Tried. of Tideout, Penn. The great specula­ rime tried and true is Dr. Bigelow’s tor settled with hia Tideout creditors, I Cure, which combines the good by paying them in Northern Pacific qualities of all the iwat cough remedies bonds, which could be redeemed, if the without the defects of any of them. It cures promptly, thoroughly- and per­ A rout seventy persons were received holder desired, in land belonging to the manently, all coughs, colds, croup, into full ineuitarship from probation at N.P. grant. As the prospect of cash whooping coughs, influenza, bronchitis, • the M. E. church on Sunday last. Many payment was not then particularly hoarseness, incipient consumption, and brilliant, the Grandins visited this sec­ all throat and lung diseases, healing to jnore are to In* received next month. the lungs-safe and pleasantfor children. ( \ team iwlonging to Mr. D. Shay tion of Dakota, and were so pleased Price 50 cents and one dollar; trial bot­ took a run through the streets Satur­ with the country that they had all their tles free-of Frod’k Hotchkiss. day evening, with a wagon attached to securities retleemed in that portion of Orira*’ Glytwrlne Salve. them. Fortunately no damage was the N. P. grant and of the Rad river 'Fhe Ixst on earth, can truly be said valley Which lies in northern Cass and of Griggs’ Glycerine Salve, which is a dune.' southern Traill conntie®—80,000 acres sure cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, bums, A-Moir, ot the census enumerators Will pos­ in all. The country was then compara­ wounds, and all other sores. itively cure piles, tetter and all skin d.iil not toot up the'sxipulation of their tively unsettled, and the Grandins had eruptions. Try this wonder healer. tttpecthe township®, it is impossible to the cream of the finest railroad land in Satisfaction guaranteed or money re­ give the total population of the county funded. Only 25 amts. For sale bv F. the territory. at present. Hotchkiss. What to do withfithis vast area was Sati hi'av aS Mrs. Geo. Goodyear the next problem, which the practical . The Banner, one dollar a year. wjto driving over the State street bridge captalists proceeded to solve in a man­ her horse shied anti collided with a ADVERTISED LETTERS. ner that, in the rich returns they have luruur’s wagon, doing but slight dam­ Leiters addressed U>Uie lol lowing pcraeuK re­ obtained, must be,eminently satisfacto­ maining in the p<>M office at Hutlncs, Hurry age, however. • eouuty. July1i...rt Htii. 1M I8M: ry. Nearly 40,000 acre. In the wertern': Hattie HartleMlriilgan. Aii»a»on.cfi ,..MMi.. 1;n1IM>. Albertson, Chas. Clime. Martin Grerun, Lx a recent issue the Charlevoix portion of Traill countv were made into I Man Man-- Hu. Gritntb. Grtmtb. Hart & Ea«lH-n<ler, Eanih-nder. William. wiuiam, • I | B*-ainan. Seaman. Mr*. Mrs. T. J. WH«*o« Wilcox. J. D. r» Hm*»i*»«i Burkhead. Sentinel booms ‘Hon. A. Buttars, of a vast stock farm, and some of the Henry Enicelhart. Mar E. (Injr. Clarence Hart, Engelbart. ManCharlevoix county, as a candidate* for finest animals in the country were Annie Hewea, ” ’Frank Tompkins Drop letters.—Lansing Areliey. Jerome. BnrLieutenant Governor. Mr. Buttars is placed thereon. This venture has prov­ gess, Mrs. H. A. Henry. Cards. Byron 8. Drigja. P. A. Koiu-h. a man well worthy of the position. ed very remunerative. The other 40,­ . W. H. POWERS. P. M. Yr*, business is dull in Hastings just 000 acres along the Red {jver was set XIR HALE AT A BARGAIN.—Gue onrnow, but business men are satisfied apart as a wheat farm, and this will half varrint lot on ne romer of Bnwlway nnd Mill urrvt. Or will sell the dwelling and with the outlook. Farmer’s are very form the topic of my. letter. two lots. Enquire on premises. Also a »txlino In 1877, when they decided to engage griddle cooking range for s*Je. bu*y securing their wheat crop. With good crops there will lie a hi£jte fall in wheat raising, they secured that vet­ eran bonanza farmer. Mr. Oliver Dal­ trade. . rymple, who is now a part owner of The* news. iif the nomination of this farm, liesides having other proper­ Clrvejand and Hendricks was received ty in Dakota and Minnesota. with joy by the republicans of this city. GIVEN AWAY. L In Order to Reduce Our Stock of I Painter and Glazier, $ '-Made Suits ® every one buying Q Boys’ Suits Q AND UPWARDS, Q CHUKS DECORATIONS, ing everywhere for $15.00 18.00 25.00 Call and See Me. VE PRICES WE GIVE A Ilin $2.50 GOLD PIECE with $12.00 Suits. $2.50 GOLD PIECE with $13.00 Suits, le Also Col Them Over to Fit You. H gENTLEY BROS. * WILKINS' P Each One ffarrantefl! All Suit below $12.00 we have reduced from $2.50 U to $4.00 per snit. lj A lot of Imported Jersey Suits for Boys reduced to $1.95. Sailor Suits, $1.65. ■ All Wool Suits, $3.50, $3.65 to $7.95. Manilla Hats, $1.38 worth $2.00. Manilla Hats. $1.50 worth $2.50. Gauze Underwear, 13 cents. Reductions in Every Department, o Wp cannot truthfully say that the demot rats M<*nthooMd” much over the nom­ ination. • lx a recent editorial article the De­ troit Times states that to Jackson county belongs the naming of the nom­ inee !<>r congressman for this district. Not so fast. Mr. TRpfp; to Barry county rightfully belongs this honor. biMEDiATELY after the receipt in this city of the news df the fiomination of Cleveland, a number of republicans sat astride of the democrat pole in course of preparation, and held an im­ promptu jollification meeting. Mr. Wm. Hitchcock was evidently somewhat sarcastic when he informed the democrats, commenting on the crookedness of their pole--that “they had Utter plant a hickory nut and grow a pole, as they would have plenty of time liefore they would have use for I one." House, £ a Star• , Clothing . GRAND RAPIDS. a civil suits. Perhaps he may realize that the way of the transgressor is hard. He may consider himself forlunate, howevqr, if he is not invited to participate in a neck-tie social. which now serves as the gateway to the English Parliament, dates back to the reign of William Rufus, in the eleventh century, and since that time it lias been the scene of ,u.any of the most striking and picturWw event® of English history. An American writer. Rev. Treadwell Wal­ den. lias accordingly taken “The Great Hull ut William Rufus” as the text of a sprits of pictures of English history, which may almost be said to summar­ ize the political and social development of the mother country in kaleidoscopic fashion. These will appear in four suo- ««sive numbers of Harper’s Magazine, and wiUjbe richly illustrated, particular­ ly with portraits of the kings and queens of England, from the most authentic sourco. ln[the selection of these porlra'ts, Mr. George Seharf, the director *'! the National fortrail Gallery at henHington, has lent his wide knowlof historical portrait® tor the benwit of American aajrellas RngH®kreadThia in Harper’s will form «• fitting complement to GoloneJ HigKiwn’spapers on Amerte«r history, just completed. 8325,000. This year there are 11,000 acres of wheat on tbe farm. To harvest this will require the labor of 300 men and 130 teams. The machinery consists of 70 liarvesters, 100 wagons and 10 thresh­ ers. Tostorothe wheat requires ten elevators, which are located along the Red river. The crop is taken to Fargo in steam barges belonging to the Gran­ dins and is mostly sold in Buffalo, and shipped via. Northern Pacific to Duluth, thence by boat. Price of *0’ L hard wheat at Fargo will vary but a few cents from the market price ol No. 1 white wheat st Hastings. Last year the Grondins sold 150,000 bushels of wheat from th air farm, and ^bught ns much more at their elevators. 1hdr shipments would thus fill over -00■cars. This year their crop promises oeuer than last, as the season has twen far more favorable, and the shipments from the farm will reach 200.000 bushels, and The Niagara Falls (Route. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. The cost to the Grinin farm of bushel of wbrot on the cars at Fargo lart year “ omU. Tb« average «*t wiU ta sbjni U diretatihod tbto trope. Youc.uiB«bo« Buyers are Invited to Cal! and See Them. We give a $2.50 Gold Piece with a $12.00 Suit and upwards from now until Aug. 1. • Building BUSINESS DIRECTORY! , ALL kinds from well known ones suckas Quinine, Rhubarb, Sulphur, etc., to the rarest kinds such as Berberis Aqnifolium, Chionanthus, etc., all sold in their original purity. HOTCHKISS, The Druggist „ . ii STATIONS. that enters into a house, from Parties visiting the city or sending for goods Sill to Ridge Board. will find, it advantageous "to consult this list. D■ Taking effect May mh. i«M. Doors, Sash & Blinds, Cl I I I id FAINTS : The Detroit White Lead Works Liiquia Liquid Paints are so well known that it is Of needless to say anything for them. But remember that theyare always the best in the market and are more used in Mich­ igan, Ohio and Indiana than any other one brand of paint. HOTCHKISS' Wall Paper and Book Store. a White if desired. Pluu&g, M&ictag I luing \A /— I I PAPER and Window Shades. New Designs, EndVV a I I leU Variety, Bottom Prices. Come again at HOTCHKISS’ Store. Cbwlottc r-\ ^4*a ~ Our Own Makfe, As low as can be bought in any com­ peting market in the State. LEAD: I sell the McBirney and Johnson strictly pure White Lead. Home testimonials furnished HOTCHKISS’ Paint and Oil Store. And Satisfaction Guaranteed. HI A rio\“ BSKTLUBWS.HMfflS- TtlTT’S PHYSICIANS Prescriptions • PHYSICIANSPrescriJ and Family ReceiptsI careH0TCHK1SS, Apothecary. I ” I re S C r I ptions. fully put up with pure drnga. meridian oroetral 4 an* tralna. Grand i with ChiMwkefc^Md^nu^no^. and Rapk?&'hKllanu K. £2. ani/M !&«• mi» STi.«ai«, » .. a,a ywvAgu. „ O. w. HJOOU". rroVatr N6tloe- ' as much more will 1* purchased Iron sssfeasffe farmers at their elevators. This wheat would fill 1,000 cars. £ .f out how long h train that would te if you wish. It make, one weary aimart L think of it. ^BeftSOn.the“'X^ Xd per WM 17 bushels and a Ita. This year’s crop wiU a\ er^JJ We are making three widths of Tjre: We keep a Full Stock of Everything ings and machinery on the farm was The wife of Stephen Durfee has com­ menced pnweedings against him to secure a divorce. Durfee has lately !*en made Abe defendant in several Westminister Hall, The Grandin wheat farm is conducted on strictly business principles, The de­ tails of no large concern in the country’ are looked after more closely than those of this enterprise. The farm is divided into nine grand subdivisions, to ewch an average of 4.500 acres. Upon each sub­ division are located tiie station build­ ings, from two to ten in number. The stations are connected by telephone with No. 1. Mr. R. W. Wright Is agent for the Grandins, making all sales and purchajies. Mr A. R. Dalrymple, son of Oliver Dalrymple, is the manager. Under him are nine foremen, one to each station. Under these in busy sea­ sons are numerous gang bosses. The laborers are Norwegians and Swedes, who are rather more passive under the driving proclivities of the foremen than Americans. Mr. Dalrymple directs the forces by telephone from his office; tho’ in busy seasons he drives over the farm and gives directions. The cost of build­ WAGONS! r Remember with $12.00 Suits and upwards we give 5 a $2.50 GOLD PIECE. S J Michigan Central PAPER HANGING ✓-x I FROM County Physicians and Stores solici- rd © To ted. Will sell goods at lowest rates. <~+o rt +1 \/ ON Ha“d a general stock of Paints, L>t O l) S La. II LI y Brushes. Sponges, Perfumery, Rosin, Horse Powders, Patent Medicines. Photograph Albums, Artist's Goods, Hammocks, Paris Green, [20 to 22 cents per pound, ac­ cording to the market] warranted stnefiy pure or money re­ funded? Carriage Paints and Varnishes. Chamoi Skins. Mir­ rors, Scrap Books, Cigars, Base Balls, etc., etc. A « n/M/ 0F Detroit White I^ad Works, Humphreys’ AgenCy Homeopathic Specifics, Ackers’ English Remedies. Frod’k Hotchkiss, The Live Druggist APRIS. �NEW YORK 8KY PARLORS. writes: Every member of our club frankly admit* that St. Jacobs Oil, the conqueror of pain, is the beat cure they had much It i* a tall city house that riaea mart have ever used, and all speak of it in than sixty fart from the ground. In terms ot the highest approbation. 50 New York plans have recently been cents a bottle. inc. If Mand 'S.. that hae made the xnbmitted to the building department (or a fifteen-story flat house which will faatert time to harness, and Edwin Forbe 182 fort high. It will be enrmonnted by a cupola forty feet higher. The rage trainedno toe weights, they would for the convenience* of flat life ha* have been worth 1600.” “Will you kindly impart information stimulated the erection of those lofty buildings in Now York until the safety a* to thedifK-rent varieties ot shoes and their ueee?' ’ and health of the city are threatened. “1 am hardly prepared to do so at Capitalists, in pursuance of their present, but I can dirwt you to a man inalienable right to do an they will with their own ao long aa they keep within who can give you more point* of general interest about them than any other per­ the law*, are going ahead to multiply these aun-excluding, fire-inviting traps son 1 ever knew or beard at." The man referred to wa* found in a until public policy, in the person of some of ita leadin-; citizens,, ha* been large blacksmith shop up town. Several driven to remonstrate and form an or­ forges were in full blast Each spark ganization to change the law, since it is from the myriads that flew from rea-hot only the law that will restrain the iron that was being beaten into shape, pointed to horseshoes that studded the spirit of money-u aking. Those citizen* have prepared an act walls as thickly as links in a coat ol for the consideration of the legislature mail. Five workmen and four bones were in the sbopt The homes stood with entitled: “An act to regulate the height of dwelling honaea." They have their tails toward the pyrotechnic show­ fortified it by a careful report in which ers. The men paid no more attention | to the flying spark* than they would , the evils that are the certain result of have done to fire fiiee. tbe extravagant height of modern flatThe bos* horseshoer lead the way into I houaue are act forth in the most con­ an office partitioned off from the main vincing style. The chief of the New shop. Shoes hung on all side* of the York fire department states that office, they protruded from beneath the Mventy-five feet is the maximum point covers of boxes used as seats, and many at which men can get practical control- of unique pattern were spread on the of a. fire. Within two years there have desk. bee* erected in that city more than 103 / “How many kinds of shoes are there?” State ol Michigan. Coiuitr «>f Barn.-as. At a session of tbe I’robste Court for t ht buildings the lowest of which i* five “That is impossible to *ay- We never county of Barrv. holden at the Probate Office In feet higher than this maximum, and of shoe two horses precisely alike.” the city of Hsstinn. county of Barry, on Tues­ these “sixty-six are intended for tho the Mth day ot June. In the year one thous­ “Have von the first shoe ever made?” day and eight hundred and elgbty-four. residences of human beings, who are “I hardly believe I have; but here is Present, Clement SmitS, Judge of Probate. thereby exposed to the dangers of a a pattern of it [producing a wide, flat In the matter of the estate of WlUlam H. most horrible death. It is not in the shoe at the same thickness all tbe way .dulyverified, I buildings alone that life is in danger. around^ without toe or heel cork*]. of Celeste Hayford, widow of said deceased, If one of these enorm >us structures Horses are not, much better shod now, praying that a paprr, thlh day filed, purporting to be the last will and testament of said deever takes fire “no living man," says in principle or effect, than formerly.” ceaaed may be admitted to probate and the the board of underwriters, “can stay in . “When and where were shoes first executrix therein nsinedjappointed Thereupon It is ordeiW, that Monday, the tbe street dividing these buildings; if he made?” »st day of July. A. p. ifW, at ten o'clock in the should attempt it he would promptly “That is difficult to say. Ancient forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said cease to be a living man.” shoes have been found in and adjacent petition, and that the hrirs at law of said de­ and all other persons interested In said These are the objections of accident, to the valley of tbe Nile. I believe that ceased, estate, are required to appear at a session of but there are others which, though less is the first ground occupied by man and said court, then to be holden at the probate office. catastrophic, are not leas productive of his friend, the horse, on the face of the In the city of Hastings. In said county, and show cause. If any there be. why the prayer of the misery, and perhaps through disease earth. While one wild tribe shod their cause as much loss of life. A building horses, others near at hand never pro­ P*And)Fns’furtberorderedthat ’said petitioners glre notice to the persons Interested In said 155 feet high on a sixty-foot street tected the hoots of their coursers.” estate, of tbe pendency at said peUttoa. and the throws a shadow at noon 110 feet high “They must have had a great number hearing theTOof, by caushig a copy of this order to be published in thei Hastings BaXNKB; a on the opposite building; 142 feet in ot lame horses.” newspaper printed and circulated in said county height throws a shadow ninety-eight “Not *o many la proportion as in of Barn* oncse In each week for three successive feet, and so on. Residence* in the these days of hard and stony roads. I “*'* <c'?EMEVTS,,T>I. vicinity of one of the monster modern boue-ily believe that ninety-nine cases' [A true copy.] Judge of Probate. flats get but very little sunshine even ot lameness out of one hundred are due in the longest summer day. They be­ Probata Order. State of Michigan. County of Barry-m. come gloomy and unhealthy. The “Whax is tne lightest shoe made?” At a session ot the probate Court street in front remains damp, and, de­ “Platea tor young racers. They county of Barry, holden st the Probate prived of the disinfecting help of sun­ weigh from three to four ounces, and the city of Hastings in sold count) on Monday, shine, gets to be a nidus of disease.. are from three-eighth* to half an inch the rid day of June la the year one thous­ and eight hundred and elghty-four. So thoroughly is this understood, says wide. They are fitted o»- level, with Present, Clement Smith, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Samuel L. Thomp­ the sole a snort distance inside the wall the report, in Italian cities, where the a minor, now deceased. of die hoof. For young trotters the son, streets are' mostlv narrow, that the On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ better classes seek the higher room* plates are not set in. They are from a fied, of Lucas Wilkes, guardian of said minor, for residence*. Travelers know full naif to mi inch in width, and weigh praying that his final account, this day filet! may be heard and allowed and he dis­ well, from sad experience, that what about six ounces. The heaviest shoes, charged from his said trust. Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the 21st we regard as the most desirable room* including toe weights, run from two up of July next, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, have been the foyers of )>ernicioua to four pounds each. Weight regulates day be assigned for the hearing of said petition, ana fevers: that. too. in a climate where the speed for many. A difference in that tbe heirs at law ot said deceased, and all other persons interested; In said estate, are re­ weigut has converted n pacing into a there is far more sunshine than we to appear at a session of said eourt. then trotting gait. Some horses gain in quired here enjoy. to be holden at the Probate office. In the city of Hastings, in said county, and show cause, Ifany Paris, which has the best apartment­ weight after a change in shoes. there be, why the prayer of said petitioner should “Here is a saucer shoe, covering the houses in the world, regulates the not Im- granted. height df these build'ngs in the strictest whole hoof. On a dry and hard track And It Is further ordered that said petitioner give notice to the pensons Interested In said certain horses that have lost their Speed manner. The free admission of light, estate, of the pendency of said petition, and thesunshine, and air to all part* of the have recovered it with this peculiar hearing thereof by causing a copy of this order ' <oix- published In the Hastings Banxkm. a capital is one of the objects of ita build­ shoe. “This is the grab shoe for track pur- newspaper printed and circulated In said county ing laws. On the widest avenues of of Barr) once in each week for three successive Paris the maximum height permitted i» >। poses, and this four-cork shoe gives a transverse, central bearing. but sixty-five feet eeven inches, while" A true copy. Judge of Probate. “In the rolling-motion shoe there are on our sixty-foot streets buildings have Probate Order. been erected twice and almost three several modifications. “These spring-heel shoes are a Cali­ State ot Michigan. County of Barry,-os. times as high. The time has come for At a session of the Prostate Court fur the Coun­ regulation of a similar kind in New fornia invention. They are supposed to ty of Barry, bidden at the Probate Office In the York, and accordingly it is firoposed lesson tbe concussion. The purpose at city of Hastings in said county on Tuesday, the these shoes with bars across tbe heels is 16th day ot July, In the year one thousand that no apartment-house shall be more eight hundred and elghty-four. than eighty feet in height, and that the to better sustain the weight of tbe Present, Clement Smith, Judge uf Probate. In tliemiatter of the estate of John Hotchkiss, maximum on streets not more than horse.” dfCVUM-d. Taking up a shoe with a powerful in ­ sixty feet wide shall be seventy feet. reading and filing thepetition, duly verified, side spring, he Said: “Thu is one of ofOn Daniel Striker, administrator of tbe estate of the most ingenious inventions yet made said deceased, praying that he mar be licensed to sell the real estate belonging to the estate of to counteract the contraction of feet at /said deceased for reasons therein set forth. [Th* Century.] the frog. This contraction often causes- Thereupon it Is ordered, that Monday, the nth A very stubborn man is often wrong, lameness, and sometimes entirely dis­ day of August A. D. IBM, at ten o’clock tn tbe forenoon, be assigned for the bearing of said pe­ but seldom dishonest. ( . ables a horse. tition. and that the heirs at law. and all A crank is a fool, witlLuiore brains “Here are shoes for cavalcy horses, oilier persons interested in said estate, than he knows what to do with. shoes for forging - bonea, shoes for are required to appear at a session of said Court, then to be holden at tho Probate Office, tn The man who is always anxious to foundered horaee, shoe* for horses that the city of Hastings In said Aounty and show take the chances, invariably takes-one interfere and cut themselves, shoes with joints to ease parte ol the foot, shoes chance too many. And It Is further ordered that said petitioner Take all the luck there is in the for horses with pumiced feet, shoes with world, and yon couldn’t make a half an elevation to compel a horses to stand hearing thereof by causing a copy of th is order in a position that will cure a lame foot to be published In the Hasting* Banneh, a news­ dozen genuine sneoeeaea out of it. and bring U into use again, and shoes neper printed and clrculatedln said County of There are plenty of people who know with rings for the same purpose, shoes Barry. once in each week for throe successive weeks, previous to Mid day of heariiur. howTo make money, aud how to waste for horses with corns, and shoes to teach (A true copy,]C TO p^^fe. it, but few who know how to spend it. bones to use their feet without stum­ The symptom* of patience and lazi­ bling. “I will show you an illustration of ness. uro ao near alike that it would bother many people to tell which dia- what shoeing will do,” continued tbe shoer, as be led the way to a large horse ease they have the more of. ‘there is nothing that shows strength in the far corner of the shop. He raised one of the horse's bind feet, showing an of character more than eccentricity if it immense shoe built with an inner par is natural, and nothing that shows tition an inch from tbe outside rim. The weakneM more if it is artificial. •hoe wa* at least two inches high. What tlie county waata the moat “Tom. come and lead tbi* bone just now is lee* religion and mon piety, around, ” shouted the bos* to a workman. les* advice and morb example, tees poli­ The animal started on a slow walk, tic* and more patriotism, and lew pedi- without hobbling. “When that horse was brought here three days ago he could not touch hie Uwind Mm? Bawdy, foot to the ground.”/ Noticing that the dfhoer spoke with a Mexico will aoon have an opportunity foreign accent at times, and had tbe ap­ pearance of a man who bad seen some­ thing of tbe world, lie was asked how eved Celestials are swarming into the our smith work compared with other land of tbe Montezuma* along the rail­ ■Exprau. road iinar At present, however, they are a neoeaaitv. No hotel can be run —The man who disappears from his without Chineee. for thera are no Maxi borne for yean does not always turn up in the nick of time with the proof of manded. A* yet thay have not his innocence in his inside vest pocket gone to work in railroad building nor and every other receptacle stuffed full of FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. — into the great mining eampe, except ea different restaurant-keepers and laundrymen. Mope and Malt Blttora Co DETROIT, MICH. The war John Knoblock, a have not frame manufacturer BUnoee, euddeoly ’ Hops&Mait “I inn cun nrou i uwnnti. GREBLE & POWERS AM HIAOOUAmM row Perry Royce Reapers, Warrior Mowers McCormick’s Twine Binders, McCormick Iron Mowers Horse Rakes, Hand and Self-Dump, Spring-Tooth Harrows, JslcIesoxi Tile. Call and Get our Prices Before you Purchase Call at the Agricultural Warehouse of CHESTER MESSER, ------ AND SEE THE------ Latest and Best Thing Out, The New Buckeye Low-Down Binder, The simplest best binder in the market Come in and see it I have the fluent line of open and top buggies ever brought to this city, and sell them at elose figure*. I hare Just received another carload of ue The “Old reliable” Studebaker Wagons. Over 500 of these wagons are in use In Barry county to-day, and are giving the best of satisfaction lu every ease. In the Hue ot HAY TEDDERS, I can give you your choice ot the three beat machines made. 1 sell the Bullard, Allen and Bookaalter Anything'you want In the line of farm machinery I can sell you. Besjiectfully, Chester Messer. JMPORTANT TO FARMERS, To be Sold at Cost! Bound to Reduce Stock! Son, bin, M ui Sptin AT COST. PARTIES DESIRING Scythes and Snathes AT A CLOSE MARGIN. We are determined to close out these goods at CLOTHING, SECURE BARGAINS do not delay, as tbe very low figure at which we are offering these nerexsary farming tool. will ensure their rapid sale. PLOW POINTS I m CLOTHING! the cheapest Tii, Copper ami Sleet Iron Ware Ready-Made or Made to Order, At prices that Defy Competition. POCKET KNIVES For the Next Sixty Days Should Call at the SHEARS Whleh will be Bold regardle** of oust. b im an® rain, THE BEST MADT The Palmer Cradle, And See the Low Prices at which we are offer Tbe BeM In tbe Market. Gasoline Stoves, E. S. PIERCE, -Tbe drive wail over which The Old Reliable Tinners. TOWER BLOCK, D RAPIDS, MICH. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-07-25.pdf 32cda9cacc004985c0d05c778b18ba6c PDF Text Text e Hastings VOL. XXIX. NO. 14‘. HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 26, 1884. HO. XXVI. CD. a ® ST ® ® o ® S o El ® p o c Eb g o nner Are Thon Posted Where to Boy GOODS CHEAP? Lewis Stern Will sell thee Cotton Cloth for 6c. Will sell thee Best Prints for 6c. ' Will sell thee heavy Shirting for 10c. Will Bell thee Dress Goods for 8c. Will sell thee Cashmere for 45c. ■Will sell thee Shawls for 75c and upward. Will sell thee a suit of Clothed for $4.00. Will sell thee a»better suit for $5.00. Will sell thee a suit for $8.Q0. Will sell thee a suit, all wool, for $10.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy boy for $2.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy large boy for $4.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy biggest boy for $8.00. Will sell thee Straw Hats so thee can not find fault with the price and go home satisfied. ( If thee will call and see what goods are sold for at Lewis Stern’s, thee will not see in vain. Come early or late, at any time, we will be ready to wait on you. At 5p the D • PARTIES DESIRING CLOTHING, S C Bound to Reduce Stock! over. More than half a million men were sleeping In untimely gravqx Half 1the brightest and the best men in the . |land, Lincoln -greatest of our mighty • tdead” among the rest. Half a millinn j homes were made desolate and million.'' of people wore the sable garments of ।sorrow and mourning. More than a million men go hobbling about with a leg gone or an empty sleeve or are ,otherwise scared, mained or disabled. A score of years has coma and gone since the last gun was fired. Many df the men who 20 years ago were wear­ ing the gray art legislating, making laws for you and I, comrade jreader. The spirit of hate has passed away and the blue and the gray meet and strew alike with flowers the graves of their fallen comrades. A magnaminous government pardon­ ed the men who tried to “shoot this government to death" and a, magnamious government is looking after the men who fought for the integrity of this nation with tenderest care. Now and then a croaker raises his voice against the liberality of our govern­ ment toward its defenders, and they also try to pick flaws with the G. A. R. In 99 cases out of every 100 their sneers arise from a spirit of jealousy, and could they be habijittated with the record of a soldier, undoubtedly they would be among the radicals in their demands. . July 27th 1865, just three years and three days from the day of erdistmebt, I was discharged from the army and re­ turned home via. New York City. There never wm s political bolt %o limited in extent that made so much Doise m the bolt against Blaine. Neither was there ever a political bolt so abso­ lutely without reason, and so destitute of sn intelligible cause in the minds of thinking and patriotic men. it can be traced to nothing, except the disap­ pointed vanity of a few men with little cl si ms, but with high pretensions, who ed something of an idea of the tremen- proposed to set aside the existing prac­ duous draught Grant was making on tices in popular politics, and to substi­ the resources of the nation in the mat­ tute a theory of their own in its place. ash tore ter of men. Several days that 1 was Their plans were not acceptabk* to the 4down town” troops were arriving by solid voting body of the Republican party of the country, and they are seek­ the Baltimore & Washington- railroad ing their revenge in an attempt to de­ and -dispatched to the front as fast feat the Republican candidates. There has been do change in Mr. as transportation facilities could dis­ pose of them. They were mostly, Bla>ne's personal history. In the record " 100 day men and were used principally of his political career, or jn the nature of hi* relations to the Republican par­ to guard lines of communication and ty, except in the fruit of the added There Is nothing grows, or Is made, on the bases of supplies. My wound was not years, since be was the leading and face of this earth to make one feel like work or serious and there being so many in the ablest member of Garfield's brief but play, to aid Digestion, clear out Elver, regulate our Bowels. like ZO-PE SA. hospital that needed care no, particular powerful Administration, and the expo­ nent aahe was in great part the inspi­ attention was paid to such as I. I paid ration, of Ga.MieM’s policy. He was the but little attention to it myself and as right hand of Garfield • power. At a consequence inflamation and . partial Garfield's tragic death tty? tearful a> blood poisoning set in. May 28th, with clamations of the country made Blaine many others I was transferred to . the custodian of his memory and the defender of his fame. The small num­ Chestnut Hill hospital, Philadelphia. ber of polit-cal ide ilbte who now oppose Chestnut Hill is one of the many subur­ Blaine were from the beginning of Gar­ “Hub” Coug-b Care, 85 Cent field’s Administration his self-appointed . Prescription of a Boston pbywldan. dispensed ban towns of Philadelphia, and one of years by » Boston druggist. the most delightful spots in the country. and special friends, and. they were nec­ One dose will cure any ordinary cough. It essarily friends of Blaine. They could Here a mammoth hospital was built acts almost magically. Ask any dealer to get Dot have bad a thought adverse to you a 36 cent bottle of -Hub” Cough Cure, capable of accommodating 8,000 pa-< Blaine's purity of character, patriotism and don’t be put off with any other tients. There were 44 wards and 62 or statesmansnip consistent with their beds in each ward. Besides these in approval of Garfield and his public summer, there was a grove hospital acts. These ••Independents”!and bolt­ ers are guilty of the most id'>ot|c stulti­ where tents were used. The whole was fication in every word of censhre and under charge of Dr. Hopkinson of phrase of abuse which they now direct Philadelphia. Arrivals from the field against Blaine. BOVT COLDS. The public record of Blaine had been t West remarked-;*You don’t of battle and from other hospitals near advertise to cure enough diseases with Zotmsa ; Washington were of almost daily oc­ ma !e up wben be wm app dated by we liar it out here for almost everything, even Garfield as Secretary of State. The colds " Tills Is all right; Zopksa acting upon currence and iis fast as men recovered the LI ver and WotnkJ.o«n. the pores .nd the -Mulligan letters” had been five years bowels, and thus works off the cold. Its harms sufficiently they were returned to their before the public. Blaine had been and corrects the system. It 1» four own fault if regiments. Everything is thoroughly twice an active candidate for the Re­ you allow a cold tocontinue into lasting disease, the liver, bowels and pores to c’0®^ systemized in hospitals, and day after publican nomination for President, lheee newspaper* and politicians* did day it is a constant round of duties. not then oppose him on the alleged Deaths are of dajly and sometimes grounds of their present opposition. hourly occurrence, but very little atten­ His recent nomination was without any tion is paid to such events. When a effort by him in bis own bebklf. and soldier dies he is taken to the dead wm due entirely to the spontaneous ac­ tion of the detwues representing avast house where he is kept until burial, ma'ority of the Republican sentiment then removed and buried in a place se­ of the oountry. llis sentiment may lected for such interments, and a rude have crystallised and have been direct KUUon counum. Mlnnmot*. i* _ t lL. Il.ulzwa to actual settlers at the extreme low price ot head board placed at his grave. THREE DOLLARS PER ACRE. . In Feb. 1865,1 was removed to An­ In qiuuiUtlw « n« »>“> .VS.‘SI'LZudln than ini These counties are locateu in napolis, Maryland, assigned to the vet­ tbetomotwRril River Valley, about which every eran reserveicorps and assigned to duty sentiment it hdd do* grown by anv skillful otrfttme in the public rated; it farmer has heard more or less. ___. n». The terms of payment are also to be v®JT Ul>- in St. John’s College hospital. The pa­ was not kindled by any arte «rf politi­ cral.cnly BO cents on acre role camp was established at Annapolis cians. ft dictated Blaine’s Domination, six annual payment*. The . r,. i. ... r<>m&ln ooen only to December 31st, tail and here most of the prisoners from and ft wm dechtre of tbe cm X mite* »,th Thte l/ivte Libby, Andersonville and other south­ without •xcase or to support ernprisons first landed. It wm my defense. good fortune not to be captured, but I demMd-------- - —— have seen thousands of those poor fel­ Hke a defendant tn court wbo| has lows ju«t as they left those southern knowingly and deliberately refused to prison pens, and a more pitiable lot of plead, matters tn his defense at tbe v-uiftige o’f ‘bls offer without delay. 11 prt■wnts human beings mortal man never gated uroper time or In tbe right stage of tbe casa His own aett have settled the upon. 1 will not undertake to describe natare and pertinency of tbe matters annual them. I have heard and read many which he had neglected to plead, and he mthe P descriptions but all of them fall far is held to hie Gnpfled oonfesaion that short of conveying to the mind the real they are not Meectisl or sufficient In law to acquit him. The •’bolters,” by picture. ,, _ __. ten yean o< stience, have vindicated tbe It ™ while it Annapolis that « cau obtain >. g. a i reorivod the new, of th, surrender of koto. “Snt^ln thchStHsst °r thB tf‘16 Lw, when th, antique old dty waa splendidly illuminated la honor of the event And it was her, also, that th, ■y^rOOL CARDING. sppslUnff news of the death of Lincoln came, and joy and fiadnra, was chang­ ed to gloom and sadnea,. With the resumption and Lewis Stern, § _' ■ ■— • Before night there was probably 10,’ DOO wounded men in the city and every house was filled with' wounded soldier*. The facilities for croeeing the river were very limited. There was no bridge and the sole facility for creasing was one old flat boat that would hold perhaps l(J0 men. Seeing no prospects of getting across very soon in this way, many of us went up the river and ford­ ed it The water was quite rapid over the rocks and in places was waist deep. A line was soon formed, however, and following each other at intervals of about ten feet we l>egan crossing. We looked with suspicion on a score of but­ ternuts without arms that occupied the opposite shore in the little village of Falmouth. Butthoaeofua who were on the lead passed without, molestation, and in a few hours the pounsula be­ tween Bell plain landing on Acqua creek and the -Rappahannock was cov­ ered with q stream, of blue, bound for Bell Plain landing, where government transports we*q already waiting to take us up the Potomac to Washington. The peninsula is about four miles across, and it was late in the afternoon before we reached the transports. The next morning, May 11th, found us in Washington, and my friend Ryan and myself assigned to Lincoln hospital, about half a mile east of the capital building Commencing with the battle of the Wilderness and continuing through Grant’s campaign during the summer of 1864 the daily papers at Washington published a list of the arrivals at- the different hospitals in and about the city. Often after a great battle whole pages would be covered with these names, with the regiment and company the unfortunates belonged to. Each column was headed “The Roll of Honor." while in this (Lincoln) hospital I gain WHOLE NO. 1514. X A ReguIar_Bonanza. For the Next Sixty Days Should Call, at the GREAT WRW And See the Low Prices at which we are offer­ ing our goods. E. S. PIERCE, Mone Marble Is to do WOOL CARDING this •ea- //f surrender ot Loe st Appomattox the war practically cio«d. Sbwman reneivoT the sword of Joe Johnson at RaWgh. Canby of Klrty Smith In the south wrat and the tamer baads <»me Inm>d Kweambed to'th, ineritabta. | Jeff Dad. in«• CM*®* UNDER TOWER BLOCK, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH specie resumption at all Mr. Blaine did not vote because the Speaker of the Howto rarely votes. He wm known by his friends to be heartily in fevor of tbe j '? £ 1 of thia. Mr. Blaine, before the new Congress met in December, 1876, pre­ pared an elaborate speech in favor of resumption and ajfainst inflation, to be delivered on the first octMakm that of­ fered. Before that speech was deliylivery in one or two papers. January 10. 1876. in Committee of the Whole, Mr. Blaine delivered his speech. It- much of it, but the following sentanoes will show where Mr. Blaine-stood at the very outset of the fight for the re sumption of specie payments; .CUTE n. Until . CLOTHINGI Ready-Made or Made to Order. such men as Bayard voting against it. In the House its passage was resisted by Democratic leaders, and the ro-l-oall VXLOOHX KAXHLB. tteGorara- nation ban ever made the experiment except at great coat and sorrow. and the admoafc* of irredeemable money to-day are bat Stetajr i This speech was widely commented l-j on. Indeed, the.Nation, which wtm edRod by one of the present editors of the ’ New 'York Etxnina Pn4, the paper U! which told all inquirers that it could not find that Mr. Blaine had any re­ s > m ption record, and ivpeatod the 9 statement after tbe Joum'd had called ■ attention to it in an editorial article Id M the issue of February 17, 1876, quotes S Mr. Blaine as declaring that “the pal4 icv of the Republican party is to ^st' j back to specie payments by a firm and ' J considerate course.” The only occasion ’ ■ in the House wben Mr. Blaine had an M opportunity to vote against tbe repeal •£ of the Resumption act wm January 17. ( 1876, when Mr. Holman presented a I j resolution declaring for its repeal. Mr. ^*1 Blaine, with all of tbe Republicans ex- « cept four, voted against the ^olutioq. 11 Columns of extracts might be givej 4 from Mr. Blaine’s speeches period that specie resumptioik- -wu» threatened to show that he wuLOSe of Hie ab cst ami stanchest champions of « that measure. The course of the papers whihh raised tills issue fitly illustrates the IB methods whi -h bis foes have ,j to defeat Mr. Blaine. Either^ 4^9 papers named cotild easily have Jwoer-B’ tained Mr. Blaine's record on sne3k’re-. sumption. Indeed, it is difficuitho be­ lieve that tbe intelligent men who write kK and supervise tho editorial wptfc oi(M current political history as tn i that they do not know that Mrwas in favor of the Resumptfa Their course in this respect ■ ii iug with that which his tom are ing. They will stop at nothing unscrupulous malignity can rag) is ••anything to beat Blaine.'” ing the prwident’s office with a dvw paper in his hand— •*Tbe vLilians “What nowF” “Why. here la an article asking '__ ***■-- --- * t.a limn hi �kmmh — w*. on- BLAINETS ACCEPTANCE. $• HIS FORMAL LETTER TO HENDERSON. respond with thia gigantic result Tbe commercial cities td the Colon never had such growth a* they U*Y* enjoyed since 1*0. uur chief em­ porium. the city ot New York, with its depenoenciea. has within that period doubled * I p tntema•lull be edJueuA by'lmpertlel erthmuoa Md not by arms. This project was jam of the fixed policy of President Garfieid’s AdminiaVarioos Other Topic*. tratSon. and it should. In tr.y Judgment, be re­ But religious newed. Iib accotnpl.shmeut on tais continent would favorably affect t be Nations beyond the A LENGTHY DOCUMENT. harbor are more than double In bulk and sea. and thus powerfully contribute at no dis­ tant day to toe universal acceptance of the Atovbta, Me.,July lit—Mr. Blaine yes­ pnllanthroplc and Christian principle of arbi­ terday authorized the giving out for publi­ first Dutch colony on the island of Manhat­ tration. Tne effect even of suggesting it for guard and m“ni!2n?« nrlvdk-ge that which 1* tan and the outbreak of the civil war in MBA the Spanish American btates has beon moat cation of his letter of acceptance, the long­ AGIUCULTVKE *sn» THE TAUW. happy and ba* increased tbe confidence of The agricultural interest 1* by far tbe -boee people in ourfr.endlydispoaltiou. It fell est ever signed by a candidate. It is as follargvtt in the Nation, and is entitled In every- to my'lot as Secretary of State, In June. 18*1. adjustment of revenue laws totiss first con­ to quiet aporebenslou in the Republic of Meir sideration. Any policy hostile to tne fullest loo by giving the assurance in an official development of agriculture in the United dispatch that “there is not the faintest deslrt) States must be abandoned. ReaAxlng this In the Lulled States for territorial extension The claim of the Mormon* Ocntkmcn:—In accepting tho nomination for fact, the opponent* of the present system of south of tbe Rio Grande. The boundarie* of vtn.lv «uibort»rf to the Presidency twidcred ra-> by tho Republic- revenue have labored very earnestly to per­ the two Republic* have teen cstabttahed in •o'Natfonal Convention. I beg to exprcM a suade toe farmers of the United States that conformity with tbe beat jurisdictional inter­ they are roboed hya protective tariff, and tbo est* of both. Tne line of demarcation is not deep sense of the honor which is conferred i< thus.made to consolidate their vast in- merely conventions!, it 1* mon;. It separ­ and of the duty which is imposed. I venture effort fluenoe in lavor of free trade. But happily tbe ates a Spanish-American people from a Saxonto accompany the acceptance with some ob­ farmers of America are intelligent and can American people. Il divides one great Narion servations upon the question* involved In the not be misted by sophistry wben conclusive from another with distinct and natural farts are before them. They see plainly that finality." luring tbe past twenty-four year* wealth ha* feet the future of tbe Nation favorably or un­ not non by community that uphold* been acquired in one section or by one favorably for a long aeries of year*. interest al the expense of another secuoaor degree with our friends and nelgnbors on this it a* a State In the Unton. Like other*, tne another interest. They see that tbe agri­ conuoenu We have not improved our rela­ Moronn‘ mu.? team that tbe liberty of the ‘ enumerating the issues upon individual cease* where tn* right* of *octety cultural States have made even more rapid tions with SpanishAmcr.au as wisely and ax which tho Republican party appeals than the manufacturing Btatos. (M-rsisteutly aa we might have done. For more popular support, the conven­ progress crRRKBCT. The farmers see that in IM) Maaaacbusetu than a generation tne symjiathy oY those trt-gin. tion ho* been singularly explicit and and Illinois had about tbo. same wealth-be­ countries has been allowed to drift away from Tho people of the United State*, though felicitous It has properly given toe leading. tween eight and nine hundred million dollar* uk. We should now make every effort co gain often urged and tempted, h“'® position to the industrial interests of toe each—and that in i«O . Massachusetts had ad- their friendsnip. Our trade wftb them la-al- ly contemplated the recognition of any other te twenty-oix hundred millions, while ready large. During tbe last year our ex­ country as affected by the tariff on Imports. On that question tbe two political parties are Illinois had advanced to thirty-two hundred changes In tbe Western Hemisphere amounted radically In conflict. Almost the first act of million*. They tee that- New Jeracy and Iowa to three hundred and any millions of dollars— the Republicans, when they camo into power were just equal tn population in IMO, and that nearly one-fourth of our entire foreign com­ oeaslty less pressing than that of in ISflL was the establishment of the principle tn twenty years the wealth of New Jersey wa* merce. To those who may be disposed to -in- n-ar. The one *p«-ctid requisite for th< com­ of protection to American lul>or and to Atner- Increased by tbe sum of eight hundred and derrate tbe value of our trade with the cwin- pletion of our monetary system1* >can capital. This principle the Republican fttty tnlllion* of dollars, white tbe wealth ot tnes of North and South America, it may- be the rcfiHirevalues of rtiver an* gold. The party has ever since steadily maintained. ! Iowa was increased by the sum of fifteen well to scute that their population is neanyor large iissuf silver os the money of account while on toe other hand the Democratic party hundred millions. They see that tbe tune quite fifty millions—aad that, in proportion among Asiatic Nations, taken In connection numbers, we import neatly witti tiie li»cr<-a«tng commerce of the wom. in Congress has for fifty years persistently leading agricultural Stales of tbe West have to aggregate as much from them u.-. we do from gives the weigtitiest reason* for •» Interna­ warred upon it. Twice within that period our ■ grown «p rapidly in prosperity that tbe aggre­ double Out tbe result of tbe tiona! ugreeineot tn the premises. Our Govaddition to their wealth since IK^ls al­ Europe. opponents have destroyed tariffs arranged for gate trade is In a protection, and since tbo close of tho civil most aa great as tbe .wealth of tbe entire whole , American degree unsatisfactory. Tho Imports dur­ war. whenever they have controlled tho country in that year. They see that the high Houtb, which Is almost exclusively agricult- ing the past year exoredea two hundred and reached and established-* standard that shall House of Representatives, hostile legislation ,urul. shared tn the general proeperity, and twenty-flve millions, while the exports ejtoto eiximu -be • ue UnMed unaeu State* to use tos_«0ver has been attempted—never more consplqu- toot has having recovered from the Joss and were less than one hundred and twenty-flve ^rffin its mines as an auxiliary to gold ously than in their principal measure at the devastation of wax, ha* gained no rapidly that millions—showing a balance against us of settling tbe balances of commercial < lute session of Congress. it* total wealth is at least tbe double of that more than one hundred millions of dollars. change. na. which it pusseMed fa IM), exclusive of Hlaves. But the money does not go to Spanish-Amer­ ttta rvDuau Revenue laws are in th<hr very nature subIn these extraordinary developments tbe ica. Wo send large sums to Kur. pe in coin or Tbe strength of the Republic i* increased by jeetto fro iuent revidon ia order that they farmer* *ea the helpful impulse of a home its equivalent to pay European manufuct- tbe multiplication of landholders. Our laws may be adapted to change.-* and mo lificationB market, and they sec that the financial and utera for the gold which they .send to Span­ should look to the judicious encouragement of of trade. The Republican party Is not con­ revenue system, enacted since the Republican ish- America. Weave but paymaster* for this actual wettiers on tbe public domain, which tending for the permanency of any particular enormous amount annually to European Mbould henceforth be held as a sacred trust statute. The issue between the two ixrues factors—an amount which is a serious draft for the benefit of those seeking homos. The do<* not have reference to a specific law. It in every financial depreislon. upon our re- tendenej- to consolidate lance tracts of land is fa: broader and for deeper. It involve* a our elder cereal export; they have sold, in the tn the ownership of individuals ur corpora­ a A. ft... ... ■ k. a principle of wide application and beneficent tions should, with proper regard to vest­ influence, against a theory which we believe ed rights, be dlscourairvd. Ono hundred to be unsound in conception and Inevitably product* be greatly uulanredt We Lave made thousand acres of land In tbe bands of one hurtful in practice, in the many tariff re­ eorn. the only other cereal which we pxport a beginning In our ellort to improve our trade man 1* far les* profitable to the Nation in ev­ . visions which have been necessary for to any extent, one hundred bushels have relation* with Mexico, and wo abouid|not be ery wuy than when U* ownership is divided the past twenty-throe years, or which content until similar and mutually ad van among one thousand men. The evil of per­ may hereafter beooine necessary, the Repub­ tageous arrangements have been BucceM.voiy mitting large tracts of the National domain to lican party has maintained and will main­ boen bo great that for every peck of corn ex­ made with every Nation of North and South l>e consolidated and controlled by the few tain the policy of protection to American ported one hundred bushels have been con- America. White tbe great power* of Europe against tbe many is enhanced wben the per­ industry, while our opponents insist upon a fiumud in the home market. Tbe farmer* see are steadily enlarging thetr colonial domina- sons controlling It are aliens. It Is but fair revision, which practically destroys that t>ol- that tn tbe increasing competition from tho tton in Axis and ' Africa. it is tbe especial that tbo public.Tand shou'd be disposed of only icy. Tbe issue is thus distinct, well defined grain field* of Rua&l* and from tbe distant province of this country to improve and ex- to actual Peltiers and to those who are citlxcns and unavoidable. The pending election may plain* of India, tbe growth of the home mar­ tiatid ita trade with tbe Nation* of America. of the Republic, or willing to become so. determine tbe fate ot protection-1or a genera­ ket incomes dally of greater concern to them No field promMes so much. No field has been OUB’ 6H1PPIMO IHrtUUSTS. tion. Tbe overthrow of tie policy means a and that ita impairment would depreciate tbe cultivated ao UtUe. Our foreign policy should Among our National interest* one langulsblarge and permanent reduction in the- wagci value of every acre of tillable land in the be an American policy lu Its broadest and of the American laborer, besides involving Union. moat OOMMMMKW sense—a policy of peace, •s-the foreign carrying trade. It wa* very seriously crippled in our civil war. and anoth­ Uie loss of vast amount* of American capital OUR DTroUtAL COMMERCE. of frienfiahip, of commercial enlazvemcnt. invested in manufacturing enterprises. The The name of American which belongs to ua er blow was given to It in the general substi­ Such fact*.a* these touching the growth value of the present revenue system to the and consumption of cereals at home give u* in <>ur National capacity must always exult tution of steamfor sail in ocean traffic. With 'a frootage on the two great ocean*, with a people of the United States 1* not a matter of some s ight conoeotlon of tbo vaatnea* of tbe tbe Just pride of patriottsia. Citizenship of theory,'and 1 shall submit no argument to sus­ internal commerce of the United State*. They tbe RepubUc must be the panoofy and safe­ tain IL I only invite attention to certain suggest also that, in addition to tho advan­ guard of him who wears It The American restore our navigation. Yet tbe Gov­ facts of official record which seem to oomsti- tages which the American people enjoy from citizen, rich or poor, native or nntnraiized. ban hitherto refused it* tute a demonstration. protection against foreign ootnpetittoa. they white or colored, must everywhere walk se­ ernment In tbe census of. lift) an effort was mhde. for enjoy the advantage* of absolute free trade cure in bis person*1 and civil right*. The Re­ help. A small share of tbe encour the first time in our history, to obtain a vnlu- over a larger area and with a greater popula­ public steoui)«| never accept a lesser duty. It ugenjent given . J»y toe Government to rail­ ation of all the property in the United State*. tion tnan any other nation. Tho internal can never assume a nobler one than the pro­ ways and tc manufactures, and a small share of the capital and tbe teal given by our citi ­ Tiie attempt was in a large degree unsuccess­ commerce of our thirty-eight State* and nine tection of tb*. humblest man who owes it loy­ ful. Partly from luck of time, partly from Tvrrluiries i* carried- on without let or hin­ alty—protection at home and protection which zens So those enterprises, would-have carried prejudice among many who thougfit the In­ drance, without tax, detention or shaU follow him abroad into whatever land our ships to every se i and to every port. A law just enacted remove* some of the bur­ quiries foreshadowed a new scheme of taxa­ Kverameutal interference oP any dens upon our navigation and inspires hope tion, tbe returns were incomplete and unsat­ Ml whatever. It spreads freely isfactory. Little more was done than to con­ over as area of three and a half mllhon I recognize, not without regret, the uecee- that tbife great interest may at last receive its solidate tbe local valuation used in the State* square mi:<*—almost equal id extent to tbe sity for speaking of two section* of our com­ duo share of attention. AU effort* in tai* difor purpoiwsof aMOMmenL and that, as every whole continent uf Europe, it* profits are mon country. But tbe regret diminishes when one knows, differs wtdoiy from a oomnlete enjoyed to dav Dy 5tt,OOu,UOU of American free­ I see that the element* which separated them exhibit of al) tbe property. men, and trom thia enjoyment no monopoly are fast disappearing. Prejudices have yieffiThis survey of our condition ila a Nation re­ In the census ot tetu. however, the work is created. According to Alexander Hamil­ ed and are yielding, while a growing cordial­ us tbat material prosperity is but a was done with great thoroughness—the- dis­ ton, wben he discussed the same subject in ity warms tho Southern and tbe Northern minds mockery if It doe* net tend u> preserve tho tinction between "assessed" value and. “true ’ 17W. "the Internal competition which takes heart* alike. Can auy ouo doubt that be­ liberty of tbe people. A free ballot is tbe value being carefully observed. Tho grand place do.-* away with everything like tween the sections confidence ana rt- SHfeguard of Republican insUtutlona, without - result was that the "True value” of all tbe monopoly, and by degrees reduce* ttx- prices teem are to-day more marked than at which do Nat Hua) welfare is assured. A property in the Btatesand Territories (exclud- of aructofl to the minimum of a reasonable any period In the sixty years preceding the election, honestly oonducted, mnIng.staveu amounted to fourteen thousand profit on the capital employed. ’ It 1* impos­ election of President Lincoln? This is riopular bodies the very majesty of true govern me nt millions of dollars i314.000,imu.u0<j,. This ag- sible to p.uttt io a sing e monopoly in tue tbe result in part of time and in part of Ten mlltinns of voters desire to take pert (n Un ted Siu es that has been created or to* Republican principles applied under the fa­ the pending contest. The safety of the Uie savings of all tiie people within the area tend by tue indusor-ai system which is upheld vorable conditions of unlfonnltv. Itvou d be Republic rests upon tbe Integrity ot of the United States Irom the time the first by tbe RcpubUcan party. h great calamity to change these influences ballot, upon the security of suf­ L'ritish colonist ..landed in 1007 down to the Compared with ■•ur ioreign commerce these under which Southern commonwealths are the frage to tbe cltlxen. To deposit < year l.n». It represented the fruit of tho toll domestic exchange* are inconceivably Inconceivably great' groat - learning to vindicate civil rights, and adapt­ fraudulent vote M no worse a crime against •fffiO years. in amount— requiring merely as one Instru­ ing themselves to tbe conditions of political constitutional liberty than to obstruct toe deAfter IMJibc business of tho country was mentality a* targe a mileage of railway uh ex- tranqui'ity and industrial prorrre*. if there jxisrt of an honest vote. He who corrupt* t-Dcourajjv-l and deve qped by a protective »t* to-day In all tbe other Nations of the l>e oduslonal and violent outbreak* in the suffrage stnko! at tbe very rootjof free gov­ tariff. At tho and of twenty years tbe total world combined. These Internal exchange* South against this peaceful projrreM, tbe pub­ property of the United Uta es, a* returned by are estimated by tbe Statistical Bureau of tbe lic onln'on of the country regard* them as ex­ ernment. He la tne arch-enemy of tbe Re­ public. He forgets that In trampling ut>on the oen.UA of 1S8O, amounted to the enormous Treasury De^urunsnt to be annually twcuty ceptional and hopefully trusts that each will the rights of others he fatally imperil* bls aggregaui or forty-four thousand millions of tlm«K«s great in amount ijs our toreign com­ prove tbe last. ■ own rights, -ills a good land which the Lord doU^cs!S44.i*XMW>.UjO). Tills great result was merce. it 1* into till* vast field of home The stouth neeis capital and occupation, our God doth giro us," but we can maintain attained, notwithstanding tlie fact that count­ trade—at mice the creation and heritage of not controversy, as much a« any pirt of the our heritage only by guarding with vigilance less millions had In the interval t-ecn wasted in tiie America i |x-ople—taat furelgu nuttons are North the South Oheds the full protection of source or popular power. I am. with groat the progress of n bloody war. It thus anpeara striving by e. cry device to enter. It In into the Revenue laws which tho Republican party the that while our jiopulation between IMi and this field uiut the opponents of our present offdm Some of the Southern States have al­ respect, your obedient servant MbU increased sixty per oefitM the aggregate revenue stem, would admit tbe countries of ready entered upon a career of industrial de­ property of tho country Increased 214 per Europe—v .unirics into whose internal trade velopment and nronperlty. These, at least, cent., showing a vastly eubanoed wealth per we could not reclproca.ly enter; oounx’les to shou d not lend their electoral v^tea to destroy MINOR. NEWS ITEMS. capita among tho people. Thirty thousand watch we should be surrendering every ad­ their own future. million* of do-lars i«eO.(»100U.U)j) had been vantage ot trade; from •hlcb wa should be Any effort to unite tbe Southern States upon added during these twenty year* to tho tor- gaining nothing in return. banes that rrq*r out of the memories of the mauent wealth of tne Nation. war will summon the Northern States to com­ THE MECHANIC AMD THE IABORETU An arteaian well is to be bored at Aber­ Tbe* 1 results arc regarded by the older na­ bine In the H’.ertlon of that nationality which A policy of this kind would be disastrous to was tions ot th* world os plienomenal. That our their inspiration in the civil struggle. deen, Dak., with a view to obtaining perma­ country sh uld surmount tho peril and tbe toe mechanic* and workingmen of tbe United And tn us great energies which should be nent ]x>wer to run a mill producing two cost of* (gigantic war. and for an entire Btates. Wages arc unjustly reduced when united in a common Industrial development hundred barrels of flour per day. perloi of twenty year* make an average gain an industrious man is not able by hi* earn­ will be wasted in a hurtful strife. The liemoto its wealth of *126,axui» per month, sur­ ing* to live in comfort, educate his children cratic/party nbows itself a foe to Southern William Parks dt Son, proprietors of the passes tbe experience of all other nations. and lav by a sufficient amount for the neoes- pronft-rlty by always invoking and.urging New Brunswick cotton-mills at SL John, anwe.aJ.-or m -de n. Even the opponent* of .si ties of age. The reduction of wages in­ Southern political consolidation. 8uch a the present revenue system do not? pretend evitably consequent upon throwing our home policy quenches the rising instlact of patriot­ have asked for an extension. Th.’ir liabil­ that in the whole history of civilization/any market open to the work! would deprive ism in toe heart of tbe Southern youth; It re­ ities are about $225,00(1, and tho assets ore parallel can De found to the .mater.ar brog- them ot the piwer to do thia It would vives and stirstilmes prejudice; It substitute* estimated to exceed SAOO.OOtt reMOf th* United States, since tbe acoe-islou prove a great calamity to our country. It the spirit of tartmrio vengeance for tbe love would produce a conflict between the j>oor of peace, progress and harmony. . J. W. Delany. residing in Moultrie Coun­ of the BopuliJtenn party to power. Thu-parted hbsween It 00 and to-day has no; and the rich, and in toe sorrowful degrada­ ty, HL, Is tbe owner of a borao with five bean ooj rial prosperity onlv. At no tion of labor wou;d plant the seed* of public distinct feet ’ time in ry of the United Btates has clangor. The general character of the civil service of The Ke publican party has steadily aimed to Mra. Sylvia S. Olds, living near PawPaw, tbere^b -.-gross in the moral and ph.Ithe United Slate* under all administrations antbropl oUglou* and charitable Insti­ maintain just relations between labor and fore, maters or great nubile concern. Nomnn MlcM. commlUgd suicide Tuesday by drink­ tutions. schools, scmioar.es and colleges have capital—guarding with car.- the rights of has been bonaranhi. In the one supreme test ing kerosene and arsenic. been founded and endowed far more g*n-.-r- each. A cuofiict between the two has always -the collection and disbursement of revenue Knight A Wilson's foundry, machine ously than at any previous time in our his­ led in tbe post and will always lead in the —the record ef fidelity has never been surfuture to the injury of both. Labor Is Indl*- pasred In any nation. With the almost fabu­ ahop and eight other buildings at Alllstou, tory. Greater and more varied relief has been pentable to tbe creation and profitable use of lous sums which were received and paid dur­ extended to human suffering, and the entire Drogtessof the»countrr in wealth has boen capital, and capital Increases ths efficiency ing the late war scrupulous integrity was the 8100 burued Thursday, causing a lews of accompanied nn.l dignified by a broadening and value of labor. Whoever arrays the ouo prevailing rule. Indeed, throughout that and elevation of our National character as a against thu other is an enemy of both. That trying period it can bo saM. to the honor of TboniM Brigham, a fanner near White­ policy is wisest and best which harmonizes the American name, that unfaithfulness and people. Our opponent* find fault that our revenue tbe two on the basis of ubao ute justice. The dishonesty among civil officer* were u rare water, Wls., went to tbe pantry at night for Republican party has protected tbe free *• misconduct and cowardice on tbe field of a lunch. He mistook for custard a plate of system produces a surplus. But they should labor of America so that Its compensation is battle. nos iotvet thgt 1I10 law has given a specific poison prepared for rata, and died In great nurpo*c to which nil of tho surplus is profita­ larger than is realized in, auy other country. “-The growt'i nf the country ha* continually agony within an hour. bly and honorably *pp led—the reduction ot It ba* guar.lod our people against tho unfair and ncceear.iv enlarged tbF clvti-aervice un­ While the guests were waiting to witness ihc publio debt and the consequent relief ot competition or c.mtract labor from Chins, and til now it incitide* a vast body ot officers. may bo ca led upou to prohibit tne growth pt Huies and methods of appointment which tbe marriage "t Clinton, HL. Wednesday of tbe burden *f taxation. No dollar has been a aimilar evil from Europe. It 1* obviously prevailed when the numb r was smaller have wasted, and the only extravagance with which tbe party stanus churgv.1 is the gener--. unfair to permit capitalists to make eotitracu l«en found insufficient and Lnpraoticabie, and Charles Aotou and Jennie Wade, tne an­ oufc pensioning of soldiers, ra lors and their for cheap labor in foreign countries to tbe earnest efforts have been made to separate nouncement wm made that Jennie had hurt and disparagement of tbe labor of Amer­ mml'ies—an extravagance which am bo dies great mass of ministerial offioer* from elojied with another man. ican outae ia >bucd a policy (like that which tbe the highest form of >ust ce in the recognition influoiicr and personal control Mra. Harry Culver, of Bay City, Mich, would lea o tbe time and other conditions ot partisan and payment of ■ inert'd debt. When reduoImpartiality in tbe mode of appointment to tion of taxation is to be made tbe- Kepubl.can home labo'r exclusively tn tbe control of the be based on qua location, and security of loeltad up her young son tor dtoobfdleuce.' party cun be trusted to sceombilab it ir. such employer) Is Injurious to all partiea—not tbe tenure to bo based on faithful dtoctmrge Finding some matches in tbe room he set it rn> as will m st effectively MU! the induvSi <Jnty1tw° to be accomplished. fire to tbe bed and was sgiotherett.' It is public bualnaM wlUl e aided by sepantt- feared that toe motlw wlU dte from griet stitutionsof tbe United States re»t upon tbe Tte Ing toe legislative blffiAhh of tbe Gorero^t ot’R maaiax commerce. intelligence and virtue of all the people. from ail control of appointment*, and the Ex­ w'mhUe 7°°^ Dear Pa., A frequent accusation of our opponents is ecutive Department wHl be rcnevwi bv Ob­ W iliam Seachrist was attacked by seven tbR.the fore go commerce of the country has appointments to ftju-d rule* ttIuj tfluu polenta, who scratched and bit him for steadily decayed under tbe Influence of tbe the interest of tbe Republic that any uconomic jecting removing them from the caprice of faicprttprotective tariff. In this way they seek to ar­ minutaa. He killed six of them with sm. But there should be rurklonservanie of re> the importing interest aga’nsttbo Hepubthe law whleii Hvm in aii —• a “d »>y beipiem wben found by his ifca.i party. It is a common and yet radical vailing elsewhere. The Republican party nayMXMa. . e: ~.r io Confound tbe commerce of the coon- alm* to elevate and dignify labor—not to de­ . tri 4ith Its carrying trade—an error often grade U. tromhtto Si uuu n> a some­ committed innocently and xotnethnes designA* a substitute for tbe industrial system what prolonged service I never found ft ex­ t7**ra. X F., Thursday, who lied been which under Republican admtalMraUon has pedient to request or recommend tbe reuMA-al at toe point of death from hungw developed such extraordinary prosperity, our of a civil officer except In four Instances and having been four days and nights without opponents offer a policy which is but a aeries then for non-po’IUcal reasons which xrere InImports of a country regardless of tbe nation­ of experiiiieots upon our system of revenue— ManUy conclusive with the appointing power. food or water. Their Captain and anoUi«ality ot the vessel tnat mar carry the oommod- a po toy whose end must be barm to our mao- The office™ in the disirk't appointed by Mr man had drifted out to aeL Llacoln in Han, upon the recommendation of ”T <>-!»■ will have a dog show at Philadelphia SanK^!5,,h *• ,1'U*<wSK SSrf?* 11W',Q. °'® period steadily and prodUtouk y Increoped-lncrvuscd Indeed at a Kenntfl Club will manxgn, and Charles Lin­ rutr bud to an amount which absolutely dwarf Congressi has hurtfully affected tbe business of and maintained It so long as I nod the righ* coln superintend. Exhibiton In Euron* al! previous developments of our trade bethe entire country. Wbocan measure the harm by law to nominate a cadet. In tbe caae of wUlbe Invited to send blooded canines^n to > ur shops and our homes, to our birmaand our commerce. If the uncertainty ot perpet­ ’divided with approximate equality between ual tariff agitation is to be inflicted upon tbe exporta end imports, reached Hie astounding country/ We are in the midst of an abundant . ~ « amiuioe stiver dollar harvest; we arc on the eve of a revival of h®**** <he rare data ot 180*. An Eastern gwtterai prosperity. Nothing stands in oar numismatist. to whom tbe coin was way but tbe dread of a change in tbelndustrial system which has wrought such wonders in tbe last twenty years, and which, with tbe confirmed tbe conclusions of tny iegialatlve re wisely adjused. )»ower of iiicrf-a<ed capital, will work still experience, and impressed me with the con­ appreciate cue ma greater marvels of prosperity in the twenty viction that tbe rule of impartial appointment s^s Castoria bXine. Loto. tuid |he Cbairm— of tho District School Committee. Leto n father h.d died reomtlr. u>d tbe prlu ■fOl" whltber Loto, on« d«.p«r^ Saturday, had eone alooa and witbout reoomnMndat»n». In anarch o< b school rumored to bare a teacher with the wnoopingeough. Brown’. Ferry we. the name oltSerilhpt. Brown wm the name of tbe oommutec man. He did not look like a man who could have written bi. own name without acrewing hh mouth open while he dotted hia I'a and crowed Mat’, and carted hia y’e-« he bad anv i’s or t’s or y’a to dot, or croea, or curl. ••Girls »ir apt to be weak in spellin' and ■rithmetic." raid Mr. Brown, loft­ ily. -We had one apply tor the High spelled apology whh two—1». with one p. that wm It; she spelled 'pology with one p. and couldn't cal’clale tbe Inter­ eat on a Gorer'ment bond. We re­ jected her. They rive the ulaoe to a distant convection of my wife a with a Noo Yotk eddication.” ••I knew of a bov at a famooa acade­ my who wa.* asketl after whom the State of Virginia was named—he ought to have Known, don’t -you think, sir?” asked Loto, mildly. ••The State of Virginia?” said Mr. Bipwn, uneasily. “WhY. certainly. I u> l .o- who -bo Virvir. think a toy hadwi ought to know < _jnja was named for.” , P„He repl}ed Lo^, wjth vicious gentlenes*. “that it was named for the Virgin Maiy. who wm at that time Queen of England.” “Well,” said Mr. Brown, after n grave pause. “I admit that was4m un­ called-for answer. I don’t think we should have required that young man’* services at Brown’s Ferry.’ . But across Mr. Brown s big red face, there did not flit tbe shadow of a smile. It is doubtful if to this day be has be­ come fully aware of the depth of singu­ larity in the reply of the young man at the famous academy, to the question concerning the naming of the State of Virginia. “Wall,” said Mr. Brown, “our teacher Aon got the symptoms. If she whoops by Tuesday mornin’ we shall hev to hev a supply. We’vb had thirteen applicants a’ready, jes’ on the chance of that whoop. Maybe ’twon’t come to nuthin’. On Wednesday morning, as she was sitting in her blue room, hopelessly crocheting a royal-purple mitten for the pea-green old lady who bought tbe sky­ blue hood, and bad miracuously’turned to tbe grocer with tbe news that her dentist's bill wm smaller than she ex­ pected, and if she bad a pair of mittens of tbe precise shade of purple she ’em—as Loto was thus patiently Bitting, netted within her web of purple worsted, with crooked fingers, arxl sweet, .hju! face,'and aching shouldera, and heavy heart—S’reeny c&me up stairs with some cookies", and tlie announcement that a mao wanted to see the Doctor’s daughter in tbe parlor. It wai Mr. Brown. He came to in­ form Loto that the teacher at Brown’s Ferry Grammar School iiail been ex­ cused to have the whoopiDg-cqugh, and that he didn’t know but Loto might as well liave the supply till Miw Mizery got well. ••She begun to whoop come o’ Mon­ day night,” said Mr. Brown, ••and along o’ tK> many scbolan that you ain’t sure of. and takin’ in them you know hasn't, the committee told her she’d better »Iav to hum. She wm ex­ posed long of her half-sister, which is an infant, and Miss Mizery sleeim with her. Can’t say how Idng you’ll be wanted. She mought whoop two weeks, and she moughtVboop six months. I’ve known ’em whoop a year,” added Mr. Brown, encouragingly, ‘though they was mostly babies. Yer pa’d a known, may be, if he’d l»een living’. Better come along in my team—save expense —an’get yer traps fast as yer know bow.” “Some may whoop for years and she may whoop forever r* cried Loto, as she kissed her mother good-bye between a laugh and a sob, and courageously de- (*—p Llibur U (Mkaa For that matter, -though, a great many things are very cheap in New York. We hear - ----------- much, for instance, lUSWkUW, about high rente, rents, but there are low rente too. I have seen three very good rooms in a well kept tenement house in a good and convenient neighborhood for ¥10 a month. Four rooms in a house of the same kind can be had for S15 a In neighborhoods not so desirable two gtxxl room* can be had or *ker° >re hundreds of -- ------ T - ® AUF zv or cente, and some (certainly not ahtradlive, though) where be may do so for 10 or 15 cento. Housekeepers mav buy groceries a* cheaply In New York m anywhere in tbe country. Floju^-is always at the bottom price, and it Ls so with many other things Deeded in thb ^hen Meat BDd h I find that in some towns and Sllaeen ■ixty miles away, where living is wpf*»*d to be cheap, the price* are about ^‘“1‘•.0o«§. VM no more •o, on the whole, than in some of the raxne country place*. In fact, coal is wKd.r*S-mBnn.P°iDta on tbe railroad* which bring million* of ton* of coal to (WzwJiu1 in New York itaelf. ury goods are cheaper, taking the line i^gh' U'“ in “T «ber ^itv on tho ox Infants and Children What gives our Children rotr -»---■ XMalaM, CentaurLInlm—. THIS SUMMER, W^fioN^VBc!;1-^, TSiU” THE PARK REGION OF MINNESOTA i ,‘1"4’ With its clear days, <teltei>Hi«lv nightstand exhltarxilng uluusphro-, ENTIRELY FREE » eehred oocstdcrable aztoathHi from lhe f.„ t •]>.. here Is offered the rare attraction ot 1 BALT WATXX BATHING MUIMtja**. OMUL tU.xnndn*. A,bl-,. ,* ’ Lake will be famished free on applies- W*-. V.VM. J fWCUK* > A . tab* Manitoba By., st. Lin, F qpHE NEW ART GALLERY North nt Merchant's Exchange. Desiring to give our new method an introduc­ tion to toe public, we haw eoncluikd to lumito. even though toe cost of prodnetion greatly ex­ ceed* toe old method so long In use, our Fmr Flnlslied Artistic Imperial Cabinet Cards for 33.36 per dozen; Panels, 34.30; Cards. 32.00; Tin-Type*. 4 fur SO cents. The public are cordially Invited to call andK’ examine specimens made by toe instantaneous, process af toe New Gallery. U BLOCKSOM. SUPERlORfB EMDDHSED BY I r designs and 45000 , b Prices on r ' MONUMENTS We now fee! that we can truthfully and conscicatlously say, without fear or Jan*, xid pr-Qxne It by SCIENTIFIC FACTS, a* well a* historical tost the WiitiBronze Monuments and Statues ore the i-'t lit the woHd. S. A. HOLMES, Agent, Hasilnys. MichyOR SALE At a Bargain The property known as the "Morgan I' on Church street, Hastings. Mich. For terms, etc., call on or address C. Whitcomb, Or MRS. F. M. POTTER. Vermontville. HiTTklTO Obtained in the UnitedP A I r IN I S States and all pslriit •grantI n I LI 1 I int countHe«. by THiH. S. SPRAGUE * RON, Attorneys and £oun*e.-‘r<"' Patent CauoM, 3T Wmrr Cnj<nR»!» Dmtboxt, Mich. Established » year*. »an> phlet tree. Correspondence solicits!______ DIVORCES S- ■8«y"waiuvSW BnlJd!ng,*1*8? Broadway. Angler's Complete Outfit. TKta l> «ir lUMi Md l«iwUl. It oUkMlltaKlolirtwlnKl.wWiW*" 'Jt*,,*.1?1 tenuM; 1 bob:Tw* bob with Sack »«••! »"«•.•JsSisL!". 'Sj ffiSTiitw btofid oriuunented: 1 trolling liaikandl reel horamg teteet ot line. This I* a splendid <«‘n'%Lb!.X who delight in fishing, nice $1. or 3 *8' *a‘ Remit by rosTAL coM»V ■’ ’ Chicago. »”• 'T'HE BASTINGS BANNER. 1 Ohly 31.00 aYea JOB PRINTING, reldhw a, uoo Mlchlran IMm - exhlUUM ot BfaworT. Onilllo. do Uw \f>Uqd t0 exP*odeIIn the air, fell wiy, Emilies iuW ttxlroda of nali Letter Heads, Note Heads, Cir­ culars, Envelopes, Etc., Doim on Short Notice. posts* rsumsc • spwhbki- �The Hastings Banner, VOL. XXIX. NO. 14/ ~ ~ ——S±__ Z . HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 25 1884 The Hastings Banner. County News. IVHI.IHHBS FJ1IDATB, 7 T Hastings, Barry Co., Mich., MARSHALL L. COOK. * • Bowzks Mills p^Un* very dry forcomud si nsemrnos ka™> lu“> <l“ite a eerion, u «we«. H.s» iwr It palSwithlu Ux ttaetat week. He tad a oonple of l*-r year: If not paid until ex.7- iri»n of year, 41.00. Subscribers oufc teeth extracted. Four day. after he : Harry Co.. 41.25 ner year. In. • variably cash In advance. commenced to bleed from the cartra >^t the teeth, bleeding profMely forty houra. He has been confined to ADVERTISING RATES: One column jseryrar per year......... . ................ ....>100 00 the house ever since. Extra cluuKe cluuve for fi s|>eclal positions. Charley Bradley spent Saturday and Sunday in Kalamazoo, visiting his JOB PBINTWG. K Hirtclal Ptfde Is fell In the Job Printing De- brother Will. oartmrntoflthe Banxkjl Eyen-thing in the Bowen takes the lead of Grand Rap­ ebtin office is «ew; n,,<l with theuttert faces of tvw th-' ii'.o’t approved patterns'of machinery, ids. We have a G. A. R. poet, and I. O. Zidr.-iui’etriit workmen employed, enables the B.C.-S KK to io flrst^hms job work. ....... G. T. lodge, a Smith and an opehi house, and now we are to have Gao W pLEMENT SMITH, . Mankin’s mammoth show. Bowen t Lawyer, against the world. . ; offices over B. K. Grant’s store.) Master Jay Blackford, of the Journal - Praritce* In all courts of the State. Collections prow'.h looked after. office, spent Sunday with friends here. T \ I! E KNATPkX. C. H. Vanahmaw. Mr. Silas Miller, of Battle Creek is N APl’EN & VanARMAN, visiting at Mrs. Baker’s. Lawyers. Frank Lamreaux and wife are on a (Over Hastings National Bank.) visit among friends up north. T01IN CAR VETH, Joe BediUe lost quite a Hock of sheep J Attorney at Law, by dogs the other day. Nearly every Middleville, Mich. sheep he had was more or less mangled. \V N1SKERN, Jennie Holmes reopens her school . Lawyer. next week Monday. \ .Over Spaulding's dry goods.store.) . Charley Bradley has kept his self Will attend promptly to all business tn all binder busy. court'. Charges reasonable. Bowen’s Mills sports a cannon of its E. KENAST0Nr . Attorney at Law, own. 'Over J. 8. Goodyear & Co.’s store.) Card or Thanks.—1 wish*in this Practices In all courts of the State. Collections manner, to express my thanks to those promptly .Utending to. members of Withey Post G. A. R., aad / • W. LOWRY, M. D., Barlow lake lodge, L O. G. T„ who V. Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. turned out last Monday and stacked lUfBce. 301 Thorn St.. Hartings, Mich.) my grain. Such acts of kindness in the Calls in town or country promptly attended, offix-r hours—»tq 10 a m. and l to 3 p. m. hour of affliction are appreciated by Telrphiine at Holin ways' ‘drug store. social auvntlun paid to surgical diseases myself and family. and .li'-cawes ot the rye and ear. ELDER. I. M. B. GILLABPIE. QACKETT A iBUTLER, | D Pysicians and Surgeons, The farmers have had the most favor­ • (Prairieville, Mich.) All ■•alls, night or day. promptly attended. able weather to secure the staple croji of our state for a number of years past. R. TIMMERMAN, • Hommpathic Physician & Surgeon, The dull days we have had in town (First door east o( Holloways' drug store.) along back are on account of their im­ proving the time at work. R. Wm. JONES, Dentist. Sanford Truman departed last Fri­ AU work promptly attended to. day for Petoskey and other parts of K ? A P B northern Michigan. Miss Daisy Smith, of Battle Creek, te visiting Miss flattie Foote. Emmet Evarts is-again in town shak­ ing hands with old friends. & SHELDON, Jacob Osmun has been'ki Toledo for several days past, looking after his in­ (Office In Abstract Block. Hartings, Mich.) terests in about 600 acres of land situat­ Ha>-the only set of Abstract Books in Barry ed near that city. Cotqay. . W. H. Kanaga has moved his stock I A. FOOTE, M. D., JU. Physician and Surgeon, of boots and shoes to Bradley’s building in the south part of town. (Office east side Main St.. Nashville, Mich.) Residence next door north Wolcott House. Henry Knickerbocker with his son AE cull* promptly attended too, day or night. are in Eckford, the southern part of JOSEPH KNIGHT, Calhoun county, the fore part ef the Veterinary Surgeon. week. ' (Residence. Rutland, near Yeckley school house.) James Campbell is home visiting, his Will attend all calls for services night or day. Charges reasonable. brother W. 8. and numerous other B. F. Hkowx. M. 1). W. P. Polhxmub, M. D. friends. James has a lucrative position DRK. BROWN & POLHEMUS, in Muskegon. 11 om<epbtWc Physicians & Surgeons. Chas. Scofield and wife with his (Office over Julius Bussell's store. Main BL) brother Frank and wife spent Sunday Calls answered from the office at all hours of the day or night. Dr. Polhemus will give special with Air. VanArman. Mr. Chas. 8. attention tn diseases of the Eye and Ear. left the fore part of the week for Dako­ jOffice hours—9 to 12 a. tn.; 2 to 4 p. m. pLARKE A RIKER, ’ ta, his home. The Wolcott house is receiving a V Attorney’s at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. fresh coat of paint. Miss Hindmarch caused an attach­ 'Offices in Uulou block, over Beamer Bros.) Hastings, Mich, ment to be Issued upon the horse and Practice In alLcourts of the state. Attend to collections and perfecting titles to real estate. buggy of 8. J. Prindle for a note. Money to loan Itmrancv taken, etc., etc. There is a chance for some fun; Weber and Reynolds, residents of piHLlP T. COLGROVE, Kalamo, who were arrested for larceny, JLawyer, ’ had their second triahlast Monday, be­ Hastings, Mich. Pr.J'tectrtiug Atterney for Barry County. fore Justice Parady and a jury of six men. They werfe acquitted. At a former WELTON & WHITLOCK An- agents for the Watertown Insurance Oo. They write policies on a man's property against loss by Un-, lightning or wind; against a man's life by death and accident. ASHVILLE Agricultural Eucelsior 2-Horee Twiae Siaisr, Light in Draft, left cut, and will elevate and bind grain from 10 inches to 8 feet long. Rawson anfl Crown Mowers, Royee Reapers. Even article of Haying and Harvesting Machin­ ery used. *■“ the Lamm Stock o< all kinds <t FARM MACHINERY Hardware and Building Materia], Doors, Sash, I’rices Low gj anybody. C. L. GLASGOW. Horn to attend the Grand Ledge tourn­ J Affl Clark. E»q, mad, ringing npereh ament. . . . i not ve,/y hot in^ood- «in defense of the republican partv. Both speeches were characterized bv land. Farmers too busy at present. high-minded reasoning and were noted John H. DiUenbeck and Levi Holmes for the entire absence of any personal are recreating at Petoskey. abuse of their opponents. This kind of Mrs. C. H. Snyder, of Lansing, is vis­ argument will win when calumny and iting friends at this place. • the bombastic parade of dead issues At the special school meeting in dis­ will fail The speakers were greeted trict No. 4 it was voted to hold a two with a large and orderly audience, a months term of school, to commence large number of whom were ladies. ’ the first Monday in August Miss Della Palmerton has been secured to Butlaitd. Wheat ripens very slowly, and a teach the same. • There are a Mlt-blnder harveetera good deal of wheat is being cut that is owned In Woodland, and all did a rush­ too green. Hay never was secured in better con­ ing business. There will be an Ice cream and huck­ dition. The apple crop is almost a failure, leberry festival held at the Town Hall Saturday evenin* next, for the benefit owing to an east wind just as they of Leonard Mauch Post. A good time were commencing their growth. Cherries and whortleberries are being M usual at these festivals, is expected. The time Is rapidly approaching when marketed in large quantities. Schools are quite thinly attended. the man that raised the; greatest num­ ber of bushels of wheat on the fewest Teachers would find more scholars In tbe whortleberry swamp. acres puts In an appearance; or, in other On Sunday the 18th, Rev. Crosby words, when a seven-acne field shrinks to five seres, sn^ at plowing time as­ united in marriage Mr. Lucius Hardy, of Hastings township, and Miss Della sumes again the usual site of seven Nelson, of Baltimore. . acres. ' Quite a number of our town peopie Another effort is being made in bohalf of the telephone between Hastings were present and heard Rev. Joy’s ser­ mon on Sunday night, and were weU and Woodland. paid for their trouble. ’ 4JABLTON.' . The Rutland M. E. society connected There are more copies of the Banner with Irving charge will be supplied distributed here than of all other papers now by a young man from Albion, combined. Rev. Shear having resigned. Mr. Frank Andriy had «the misfor­ Eighteen persons have joined the tune to lose a fine bred" mare—2 horses Methodist society in Dis. 4, instead of died in six months. ’ fifteen as formerly reported. Rogers & Co. sold nearly a oat load MORGO-THORNAPPLE. of plows, about twenty mowers and Blaine and Logan club organized several binders. They have disposed of Wednesday evening, July 16th at Mor­ everything ordered last spring. The Johnstoh binder seems to give gan. Party camping at Thomapple lake. excellent satisfaction, doing work well Mr. C. Woodard is gradually growing and with dispatch. Mr. Chester Messer’s, horses broke weaker. • The church is no place to indulge in loose Friday, but one threw himself, be­ coming so entangled that a runaway levity and rudeness. It is not only an­ noying to the minister, but also to the was prevented. A son of Philo Fuller is sick with in- congregation; therefore, young man, please keep quiet and save yourself fiamation of the throat. • Alvah Carpenter reaped about nine trouble. Mr. James Edwards.,of northern acres of wheat in five hours. • The Crockford young people. Miss Ohio, is visiting with his uncle, Mr. Ballou and five others united with 1. 0, John Morgan. Dr. C. W. Goucher is now attending G. T. . C. Woodatd. A week from Saturday evening mem­ Blaine and Logan club will meet at bers of the Lodge will confer degrees R. R. hall at Morgan Wednesday even­ upon several. ing. J uly the 30th, for the purpose of Peter Covert has the largest stock of further perfecting the organizing and wheat put up. to transact other business that may properly come before the meeting. . PRAIRIEVILLE. . Cool and dry weather in these parts. Let there l>e a good turn out. Mr. John Morgan Went north to look Harvesting nearly finished. Miss Mate Goss is visiting her friends after some property left by C. Woodard’s brother, who died last spring. in our village. • Mrs. Robert Griffin took the evening Miss Josie Sackett is home, after an absence of four weeks spent’ with train last Monday to join her husband in Dakota. friends in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Henry Strong and Amos Cole will Danie Doyle is visiting at home for a run a thresher this season. «. short time. Mr. Shaffer and Mr. Parker started Mrs. A. Sackett had a slight shock of paralysis on Saturday morning. Is for Ohio Tuesday on the express, to some better, but not herself. She is 86 look after property left them. Social dam?e at Mr. Everly’s Tuesday years of age, and a return of the troub­ evening. The McGowen band was in le is feared. , . Most of the Prairievillians were to I be attendance. Republican caucus Saturday, at two seen last^Friday night under thej cano’clock, to nominate delegates to the vass of the palace show. county convention. * The Whitney family this week. Neighboring exchanges. FREEPORT. Plainwell Leader. From the Herald. Last Thursday morning Charles Close Rev. Link has arrived and will take charge of Rev. Bertram’s work, remain­ was driving along the road by his farm in a buggy with4 reaper sickle across ing till Mr. B’s. recovery, or until con­ his knees.' In some manner one end of the sickle fell into the buggy wheel, ference convenes. A resident of the township of Bowne, throwing the’other end into his face, tied a refractory wife to an apple tree the knives giving him a severe cut in the cheek and lips. His wounds bled during a severe rain storm a few days so copiously that Dr. Thompson was since, and she has “quit the job" and summoned. Ho is better now. Charlotte Republican. trial the jury disagreed. people thBk her •‘head is level." Billy Heilwag pleatl guilty to the A number of our boys, several men, A serious accident befell Mrs. John and a minister took in the Charlotte Yarger while picking cherries at charge of selling beer on tne fourth and paid his line. Complaint was made . Daniel Yarger’s in Carlton the 12 Inst. against ahi the other saloon keepers but races last week. Nashville democracy was represent­ She was standing under a large limb wben it came to the test the loud talk-' ed at Hastings last Saturday, by sever­ which was being held down by her lit­ ing prohlbititionists who had promised to furnish the evidence backed out. tle boy that she might reach it, when al of our staunch democrats. Thf democrats made up a shake the limb broke and it fell bearing the purse to buy a lot of white plug hate. ".ASSYRIA. boy with it, striking her with force be­ When they arrived judge of their cha­ The^wheat is nearly all stacked and tween the shoulders, crushing her to grin to find the inside bearing a large and life-like picture of Blaine. The the ground where she Uy until assisted some of it is threshed. Leader printing press was set in motion Air. and Mrs. Gay have returned after into the house. A physician was called and some lablf« of Cleveland’s face an absence of about three months. who pronounced her injuries of a serf­ were struck off and pasted over that of They visited in Wisconsin. Hlinois and bus nature. Boy uninjured. Mrs. Yar­ Blaine. They are Blaine hats all the Missouri, but they think Michigan, ger was brought home Monday and is same, and the joke is one that will stick. all things considered, has many advan­ now improving. Allegan Journal and Tribune. tages that other states do not possess. Mr. N. Allerding of Carlton, in a re­ The ratification of Cleveland’s nomin­ Mrs. Chester Berry, of Tekonsha, is cent conversation with the writer, ation on Friday last vast tame affair. voting friends in Assyria, her former stated that many farmers when cultiva­ A few volleys were fired off by the vil­ lage cannon and the small boys gather­ ting their corn the last* time made the ed together to hear the noise. The home. Mr. Jacob Hartom'. hrelth t> Improv­ mistake of covering up the “brace roots,” gathering reminded our reporter of Sir ing under the treatment of Dr. J. S­ which should never be done as the prac­ John Moore’s funeral in Spain. There tice checked the growth of the corn was no music, no speaking and but B y/,/ Mary E. Wiloox 1« visiting In feeble cheering. . \ causing it to turn yellow and shorten­ ing the ears, resulting in nothing but Chariotto Cor. of Venurnttvllle Hawk. ^The'crope are all suffering for the The New York County democracy -nubbins." Mr. Allerding being a very paased through Charlotte, via the G. T. successful farmer seldom failing to se­ kR„ one week last Saturday. The want of r*in. ... cure uniformly go**1 crops, we consider trains smelt like beer -gardens. When WOODLAND. this statement as being reliable and on their way to Chicago, on the plat­ The Wheat crop i» about ail securedform of the rear car a whiskey barrel publish it with tbe h«pe that it may was seen us the ■ .eeze lifted an Ameri­ The hum of the thresher Is again meet the eye of some one who had not can flag with which ft was covered. On thdr return last S A. P. Holly haa returned fromnoticed this fact A delegation of fourteen of Hastings’ forms were filled with repcwentative men came to Freeport Bawdy, of Hosrart City. . Tuesday evening and organized a Blaine Woodland, U visiting and Logan club. Twenty five signers democracy. WHOLE NO. 1514. hibitioniste of the country’, that the democratic party is the temperance Vermontville Hnwk. If anyone has any reports of wool clips to make,’let us hear if anyone can beat the clip of Mr. Walter Nagle, who had 1330^ lbs from 172 sheep. All washed and clean. Grade of sheep. Grade Merinos. Wool growers, look at your books and see. him । which ahic abtefor oh: —A Philadelphia • dispatch savs the lAflRt CriU t^GkleU tS (Ml resolutions deHaring th*; Ol our insane peo foreign immi- DeejTar Shallow Ptowtog. The great difference of opinion which exisu as to the proper depth'tn plow land is caused mainly bv the fact that no rales can be laid down that will apply to all soils; the fact, ia? up two fields are alike, therefore every field must be judged by itself; hence the im­ portance on always having the plow Sided by a hand that is controlled by elligence. There are some general principles which, if the farmer would make himself familiar with, he would be able to judge more correctly as to what depth each lot of land should be plowed. It is well to ever keep in mind the fact Ahat nature puts the rich­ est soil at the top, and gradually in­ creases the depth of the -richness by adding to the surface. Man. being im­ patient at nature’s slow ways, takes the work into his own hands and attempts to do in one year what it would require nature hundreds of years to do; he does not adopt nature’s method, but instead placing the richness on the surface, he puts the plow in and turns the surface under and at the same time mixes with the soil some fertilizing materials; the result of this at first is to make the upper portion of the soil • poorer than before, so that by thus deepening the soil it is done partially at the expense of the surface rienness. It must be evident to every thought­ ful person that in our efforts'to deepen the soil we ougfit. if possible. t to avoid doing it at the expense of the strface. but should endeavor to increase its richness rather than diminish it To do this the plow should be ran .only a trifle below the soil made rich by na­ ture, or by the application of fertilizers. To-attempt to deer>en a soil more than two inches a year is to attempt whaL as a rale, will prove to be an injury to the crop, unless the first six inches of the soil has been made very rich by previ­ ous heavy- drossings of manure.' A soil that has but a few inches on tbe suface that is rich enough for plant growth, should be plowed very shallow, and deepened but very little at first, if it is exjiected'to get even a fair crop, but land that is already very rich to the depth of more than six inches, may be plowed quite deep, not Only with safety, but to advantage. Much depends on the condition of the land and on what the farmer desires to do: if he does not care to enrich his land bevond what its present condition is, he wifi not attempt to plow thp enriched sod, whatever may be its depth, but if bis aim is to get bis farm in b better condition, he will not only apply inOre manure than his crop requires, but he will ajso plow a little deeper each year. The great mistake is often made by plowing a light soil eight or ten inches deep, when the depth of the soil rich enough for plant growth is not more than four inches; the result of such operation is to turn four to six inches of dead soil to tbe top. where the roots of the young plants are expected to get their food, and to bury all of the prepared plant food below where it will be united with the air to be conveyed to thd grow­ ing plants. Thus the cropi fails to get. as much food as it would if \he land had not been plowed more than nve inches in depth. Even a liberal application of manure, mixed with t e dead earth, will, not bring the soil into that condition best adapted for plant growth, because there will not be that fine vegetable mould which plants require to make a vigorous growth, and the manure ap­ plied does not decompose rapid enough to furnish plant food as soon as required by the young, plants. To prepare the subsoil for rapid plant growth requires , time; the simply mixing of small or 'large quantities of manure with it will not change it at once, but it will be very , fore it is important that only a very small quantity of the subsoil should be brought to tbe surface io any one year. In deepening a soil that is shallow to start with. If economy is to be cousidhrywl r-» -* ----- - «>'ould be grown ’ uppuMM te ubfep plowing, because whenever they-plowvj^ field Seep it has resulted in.a less crop; while farmers who have k deep rich soil believe in deep plowing they get a much larger crop than their neighbors do by shallow plowing. The reason of this difference is very plain wben we understand the different conditions of tbe soils, and also tbe different requirements of the crops to be grown. If the farmer with a poor thin soil would begin in earnest to enrich it by liberal applications of manure, aed a deeper plowing, because he would find that his crops were better than L That there is it is not profitable then; can be little may be csacted. irablv obetructii persons, will effectually prevent’Uie im- —Ten thousand dollars in cash, it h re­ ported. secured a young bride in Ver­ mont for an eighty-year-old groom.— Boston TnmjtcniM. —President White expresses the opinion that present college life is an improvement upon that of fifteen years ■go.—SyraatK (U. T.) Journal. —Rev. Phillips Brooks says that his recent tour through India has led him to believe with great faith and earnest­ ness in the general work of foreign mis­ sions. —Tho Boston Watchman says that. within the last nine years nearly eight hundred churches have been burned in America, mostly through defective heat­ ing apparatus. —Joseph Cook has an alarm clock on his desk on the Boston platform, to warn him. when to end his prelude and begin his lecture, when to break off for for an interlude, when to resume his lecture, and when to conclude tbe —The Moravians have just been cel­ ebrating their 427th anniversary. This leaves tbe Edinburgh tercentenary far in the rear. The Moravians claim to be the oldest Protestant sect in Christen­ dom. They are able to go back to the year 1457. —“Our observation is,” say the Methodist bishops in their quadrennial address, “that where the ministry is holy and aggressive, the churches prosper, whether in oar rural districts or in our cities; but when men remain in the ministry simply to retain po­ sitions and to receive support, and me­ chanically perform the duties of office, our churches fail.” —“There is no class of workman in the country, " says the New York Jour>haloj Commerce, “so miserably fed. clothed and paid as the clergy. There is no class of men to whom others, •high or low,- rich or poor, faithful or unbelievers, so uniformly go,’ and from whom they uniformly receive help in physical as well as mental sufferingand —A missal or mass book printed in Antwerp in 1610 is in use at tne chapel attached to Cannelwood, the priests’ texture, and the wood cute, represent* ing the varions events in the life of Christ, are wonderfully choice and ar­ tistic. The book is supposed to have been brought over by some one of the* early Catholic settlers in Maryland. PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS. —Socrates said of his wife, Xantippa: “I married her, feeling sure that if 1 could endure her, I could endure all others." —Credit is like a looking glass, which, when" only sullied by a breath, may be wiped clear again, but if once cracked can never bo repaired. —Scott. —It was a young wife who, traveling with her son, an infant, wrote to her husband as follows: “We are doing first-rate, and enjoying ourselves very much. We are in fine health. The boy can crawl about on all-fours. Hoping that tho same may be said of you, I remain, etc., Fanny.”—Golden —First Cabman — What did you charge that stranger for driving him round the corner to the hotel? Second Cabman —I charged S4.97. “B4.97? That is a queer figure. Why didn’t you make it an even WP” “Because $4.97 was all he had. — Pftiladclphta CaU. —Fipps, who-has been lunching with a friend upon frogs’ legs. “Everything you see is of some use in this world, even the frog." Friend, who is dispu­ tatious: “I don’t agree with you. Of what use is the mosquito to us?” Fipps: “Ah, my dear fellow, you take a wrong view of things. Just think how Useful we are to the mosquito.”—Boston Gozette. —A man in a train was beard^to groan so frightfully that tbe passengers took pity ou him. and one of them gave him a drink out of a flask. “Do you feel better?” asked the giver, said be who had groaned, ailed you?” “Ailed me’’ what made you groan to?” Great land of freedom. I was —Kxchangc. —Wm. Ulrich, a twelve-year-old. Philadelphian, loaded up with a toma­ hawk and half leaf of rys bread, started recently to obliterate tbe red men of the West. Tbe good luck that no often attends the imperiled red men came {Ala —Detroit Poet. �= The Hastings Banner. Hastings. Mich., July 25,1884. KBpiblican NatiBnal met. F*r President, JA ME3 G. BLAINE, of Maine. For Vice President, JOHN A. LOGAN, of UlinoU. paper: “The conveBtion downed Randall and his high tariff mmkms. It to a grand victory for free trade." This shows what kind of a platform the democracy framed. Its tariff plank suits Randall, wbo favors a protective system as much as any republican. It also suits Watterson, Morrison and the freetraders. The logic of the general acceptance of this plank is that it is without meaning and affords another shining example of democratic insincer­ ity___________________ The Jackson Star (greenback)evidently doesn’t take kindly to the erratic course of that political star “the cock­ eyed son of destiny,” as evinced by the following editorial paragraphs in its issue of last week: The Star furls the colors of Butler and West. When those cadidates shall Governor announce their determination as to nd one al---------------- ■ ■»_— their future movements then the Star i of three hundred notes, but organized county will be entitled to st will decide what it will do. It cannot waste powder while the game keeps out of sight. It seems anomalous for a man of Gen. Butler’s aggressive boldness to pursue the vacillating course he is now pursuing. He says he may stand as the greenback and anti-monopolist can­ didate and he may not. This is • not very satisfactory to the men who have an cboMu a certified are entitled to aft In 1 almost unanimously made him their choice, and the Star doesn’t propose to “go it blind.” If he fee# that he can consistently remain in the field, after his action in the convention of still an­ other party, be should not hesitate to express himself. This shambling, doubt­ ful policy is not in keeping with his past record, and we lower his colors until at least he makes a sign of his In­ tentions. Republican County Convention. A rcpubUru county convention to elect ten delegates to the third district congressional convention to be held at Jackson on Tuesday, August 12,18M. ten delegates to the state con­ vention to be held nt Detroit on Wednesday. August U, ISSA, to nominate a candidate for representative to state legislature, candidates for county officers, and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the convention, will be held at the court house, in the city of Hartings, on Wednesday. August C, at 11 o'clock, a-m. Under a resolution adopted August 17. 1878, lhe several townships and wards are entitled to delegates as foljpws. to-wit: Johnstown, 6. . Maple Grove, d* Jdwd.3 Total, no. WM. H. POWERS. Chairman. Philo a. Sheldon, Emory Fakady, Clement Smith, Gaylobd W. searlkr, Republican County Executive Committee. FREI). ALEXANDER, Secretary. Third District Republican Con*reMlonal Convention. Tbe republicans of tbo Third CongreMlonal dirtrict tire requerted to meet In deiognte conatthe court house. In the, city of Jackprarntatlve in congress, and for >n at such other business as may e before the convention. counties of the district will be en­ ame number of delegates aa In tho non, viz: Barry. 10: Branch, 11; Calhoun, 14; Eaton. 14; Jackson, is. w. L. Seaton, W. H. PoWxm, J. H. Jonks, E. Hayden, 8. J. Bubpxe, . Congressional Committee. Jackson, July o. 1884. editorial Notes. The Banner has no candidates of its »own for county officers. As the offi­ cial organ of Barry county republicans it will support the ticket named by the coming convention. The republican nominees for nearly a quarter of a cen­ tury have been the successful candidates for county offices, and the party has triumphed because it has placed its best men at the front. We have no wish to dictate or say aught for or against any candidate for convention favors. The convention is the .tribunal that must weigh all these matters, and we believe will act wisely. But there' should be the utmost caution and wis­ dom exercised this year. The demo­ cratic and greenback leaders are doing their utmost to consolidate those two parties in this county, and form a fus­ ion. With a good ticket in the field the republicans have no cause to fear a fus­ ion, they have every reason to court an opposition alliance, for they can clean out any feed-trough aggregation if they have av good, clean ticket But the nominees must be men who have and merit the confidence and support of the people; men who stand well in the com­ munities where they reside. Compe­ tent men should lie selected, and to this The democrats and greenbackera of this state are just now engaged In a desperate game of bluff. Neither holds a good hand, but the players are stak­ ing their all—the democrats have al­ ready staked their party organization, and the greenbackers have “seen them” and “gone one better” by staking the pap they are drawing from the public crib. The fact is, that both parties are anxious for fusion. The greenbackers are at present on their “high horse”) while the democrats are abjectly on their knees seeking a union. Fuller, Innes, Begole & Co., and other g. b. of­ fice holders and seekers are as anxious as are the democrats. Fuse they will, but as to whether the goods can be de­ livered yet remains to be seen _____ _ ________ , , days by tbe rigid enforcement ef that gag law known as the UMt rate has a poor start for a reformer. The labor and corporation qmrttam are dealt with in the republican plat­ form in such a manner as to show that the party is interested in these reforms. Read Blaine’s letter of acceptance, published in this issue. It is a docu­ ment that will bear careful perusal. The Journal has prepared a fine dish of crow for its own eating. date! _________________ Those timid dudes who thought Blaine’s letter of acceptance would con­ sist of a declaration of war on the Span­ ish republics of America and would give the tail of the British lion a vigor­ ous twist were unnecessarily, alarmed. There never has been a more wise for­ eign policy outlined for our country, nor more pacific measures proposed, than in Blaine's letter. This is what the Journal said in its issue of July 10th, before the bosses had been around: tary, which is just now blowing a great deal of bad breath upon that political mummy, the Hon. Josiah W; Begole. Mr. Lawson hae printed a phamplet edited in the form of Sunday School papers, in which he directly charges that head-waiter Begole purchased the influence of the Cyclone in 1882 for 8500; that in consideration of the promise that this bribe would be paid the Cyclone supported Begole and the bal­ ance of the fusion ticket; that after election the chief servant forgot to pay the promised price; that when pressed by him for the money Josiah proposal to pav In a fat office instead of ready cash/that this arrangement was satis­ factory to him until the fat office came m the form of a commission as' notary public; that then he, the afflic­ ted, unpaid and insulted editor of the Cvclone, in his own word*, “lifted up his voice in blasphemy until all those, who dwelt near him were afflicted with the odor of brimstone that arose fromhis words." Mr. Lawson, however, makes a more serious charge against the Governor than that of bribery and refusal to pay the bribe. He openly charges that w. D. Fuller, chairman of the greenback state central committe, holds the posi­ tion of commissioner of swamp lands, when all the swamp lands have been disposed of; that the office is a sinecure costing the state 88,000 per year with­ out any compensating benefit; that Mr. Fuller gives it no, attention further I than to draw his salary of 81,200 a year; that the last Legislature passed a bill to abolish the office, but the governor ve­ toed it for the sake of retaining a fat berth for his friend Fuller. Josiah W. Begole should answerthese charges explicitly. The charge of brib­ ery is fortified-by a published letter over Begole’s signature. his . onscience above the church? Sup­ pose he rank his wisdom above that of the party? Mr. Curds says this is man­ liness, but is it not rather rebellion? Is it not tbe ofitgrowth of a self-sufficien­ cy which no amount of wisdom or purity can warrant P The views of the whole are crystallised in tbe organiza­ tion and if U»e *yitem of government which all good Americans affect to be­ lieve right really H right the outcome of the mass of brain must conserve the interests at stake more thoroughly than that of ti»e sequestered and uncompan­ ionable wisdom. a If the tender conscience of Mr. Cor­ as’ manly marfls to rule how shall wv The child’s conscience ii*' **l*eio« for *aid Ml— • om.ty town number^ w«t. or lllUeh J *° th* aniount . •Merest then-un at Dated May 23d. majcly jl phase AaBlgnee of Merger. This ta hi Muy AdruUgw ow 111 Ota is Ou. conr fi.r tbe tat-lta power to warm a large area without overheating ita extensive surface. *—The Interior la so constructed as to throw the heat directly against the lue face. This furnace presents a larger radiating surface than any other Intro duced, for the space required to art it 3d—Durability. city of Hasting, on . to thli court J»y aB- Twenty years’ tret proves it to be one of tbe most permanent tixturee for hearing ever net in any building. if the detrndro*,’ date but that hl« 4th—Economy of time in attending U, and expense of fuel, which la far Ires than most ot the funiaoea used fordweliliw, because the heat is so effectually used before it leaves the furnare. In soliciting the patronage and attention of the public, we feel confident that > be filed, and old complain­ s after service ootice of thi» we are offering a Furnace of more than ordinary merit Estimates will be furnished for heating Churches, School* Buildings, Stores, Halls and Dwelling Houses, with Registers, Ventilators and Hot-Air Pipes com­ plete. Also any information in regard to heating and ventilating. Address, _ , amani . paMfchrtl in da^xkk. a newspaper printed; circulating tn salt! countj. mJ HUFFMAN BROS., HasWs, IficlL CHAS. H. BRAhV . Court CocnmhMuaer. Important to Farmers J. M. ROGERS & CO Court tortheCBaB—obate Office tn the dty of Hartlnn la Raid county on TueMay. the U» day at July, fa the year one thousand elcht hundred and elghty-four. Prteant. Ctetnsnt Smite. Judge of Probate. t In the matter ot the estate of John Hotchkli^, On readtag and! of Daniel Striker, OF THIS CITY, Have entered tbe field and now offer for sale tbe time-tried and always reliable, 11® We are also agents for the celebrated NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. We keep a fall line of Agricultural Implements. WHeadquartera at.the Elevator on Broadway. See us and get our prices before buying. Thereupon It Is dot* !egittaiete boetoen. end U tai. Secretary and«. alter pro­ toned thought, that hta iretm tlooe on unwieo, be will oeaee- to allow them end Immediately proceed to itwtroot binwell. TbedtiUea at e tnibordinele ere neeeuerily o< ett executive eharaoter: out it In not difficult tor him, U be bo e trwly mealy todlvidnel, to -imiei tbe duriea end tins aulboritv ot hie am don,duly verified, rofthr ertateof maybe li<--a*rd f to the entate of tin »et forth. titton, and thsT the heirs ax law. and all other perrons interested in «aid <-i.tste, are required to appear at a urttaion o! »aid Court, then to be hcSden at the Probate Office, in the efty of Hartings fa said county and show eanae.lf any there be, why the prayer of the Mtttianer should But be granted. JktKTftIs further ordered that *aid petitioner give notice to the perrons Interested in Mid es­ tate, of tbe pendency of said petition, rod the hearing thereof by cauainc u cony <»( thh "rter to bepubitabed in the Harting* Bannkk. n new*pspor Printed and etrebhited in mdd County of Barry, once In each wrtk for three roccmite .waaki, previous to >altl day of hearing. CLEMENT SMI Til. [A true copy.). Judge of Probate. Probate Order. ( State of Michigan. County ot Barry--’ ■eaaloo of the Probate Court tor lhe — hOklMi at the Probate Office 1n no. in said county, on Tue> }n the year ouv tliouv tbty-four. , Judge of Protaite. J. M. ROGERS & CO •nd filing the petition, duly veriM. Hadley.Sidow of sai<hlro‘8.*ed, • paper thia day filed, iniri-ortiug t *IU and testament of *at<t de­ ) admitted to pruhatc and the ein named appointed. _ . Is ordered, that Monday, the llth Now that the Harvest is Past And Farmers have secured their Grain Why the prayer of tbe not be grant' ll ordered that laid perrons Intareated . In said of said petition. ai:d the ■IM a aopy Of thh order 8 Hartings Banker* u drenlated in said rowdy week for three ’uccesdve •o tho child must oot be disciplined ■gBltotItoowa judgment. Mr. Cnrtl.’ should be added the qualification of orJtaaty eoMtar refute W ' den o< men Mgbor Io am sterling worth as men. The republi-, • wtoetetoprewnttbe pfedretrt tbe cans of Barry county have bright pros-, Onite.1 State, ignorim tin Im mta pects before them if such a ticket is Having howled abo'ut'the fact that named. But it may as well be under­ Blaine’s mother was a Catholic until stood first as last that in this campaign they have aroused the bitter resentment Cortle is eonfnl aot to sar thst we cannot carry any driftwood or dead­ of America’s Irish population, the dem­ ilegsu ot a coorentiou ehoold n>. wood. Success ought not to be im­ ocratic press are busy circulating the perilled by putting up men of question­ fact that Blaine himself is a Protestant. able fitness or standing. . This is done in the hope of winning Ibe dategBte. Uxxigh » .ucb be This article is aimed at no man or set back the sons of Erin who are docking of men, for we shall neither urge nor in great numbers to the support of the . oppose any man's claims for nomina­ valtfe his republcan candidate. tion. Nor do we believe the republi­ There has never, in the history of cans of Barry county will be so foolish as to name on unfit man for office. , All we wished to do was to call attention to .and statesmanlike a letter of acceptance hat the utmost care should be from a presidential candidate as that of G. Blaine. It will be the most and wisdom shown in nom- James . > republican county ticket in widely read document of its kind ever issued, and ita perusal will strengthen the republican candidate with tbe vot­ <x.tsHc tariff pl auk had ers of this country. Tapted io the Chiogo Hod. Geo. Willard, of tte Battle h» nomination as editor of the HiitodelCreek Republican, has taken an over- MMetodown Ifie north fwjm JOttLAH SHOULD ANSWER. From the Ingham County New*. There is ertablished at Oakley, Mich., an organization known as the “Anti- Must e man seritdy tbo demands ot hb The democrats were aching for Blaine oooecienoe la* every toatonce I Tbe man maybe Incapebio ot good lodgment. to flaunt the bloody shirt and make He may te Ignorant. Possibly bo b so that the issue of the campaign. Blaine Brick that his conscience demands one has again disappointed his’ enemies. thing this hour and its opposite the He speaks only of peace and peaceful next. Perhaps be is used to relying relations between north and south. Half, of his letter is given to the best in any other. He may be tbe slave of presentation of the tariff Issue ever prejudice, and for that reason the sug­ made. This is the key-note of the cam­ gestions of friends are better than his paign, and right there the republicans own wisdom. propose to force the fight. The democ­ racy took tip the cudgel for free trade, most people m^y be but are now attempting,to evade that value. Armies are b issua They will be made to stand v^hre they belong, and take up the .is­ of the mass. The individual merges himself into the people that through sues themselves have made. There will united effort hie personal ends, as well be no dodging in this year of grace. Hon. G. William Curtis opposes Blaine because he is alleged to be a “machine candidate." These are the facts: Blaine was chosen by a conven­ tion In which every delegate was free to vote as he wished; he was also nom­ inated by delegates from republican states. Cleveland, whom the Hon. G. William supports, was nominated by the vigorous application of gag law, known as the unit rule. And yet G. W. says Cleveland is not a machine candi­ The Norcross Furnace! We are Happy! For the reason that we are on deck; fresh Daisies, with a bang-up stock of A large portion of which is of our own-manu­ facture, and A 1 Goods. w^jssf^***- ”>»» Spangemaeher & Mason New Goods! Call and See The Largest Stock, The Best Stock, The Best Made, At The Lowest Prices Judge of Probate. tbe l«h date wer Probate Notice. itaMuCouteyirfBarty^-"eby riven that by an <>ru> r <• tbe for the County ft June, 1884, alx month* from that wJhfar crAttarR to pre*ent tnetr ________ and that all cred»dare requested to P™'*1 ■aid Probate Court, at the City of Harting*, in said county, for exAndmtion and allowance, on w wu d D?y»b*f Mich dalmrwUI ba heard before aaM rourt on the Sth day of Awuat and on the lAh dav or Deoember’next, at tea o’clock in the forenoon d each of those day*. Dated June 23d, 1ML Clement smith­ Judge of Probate. Preb*te Notice. State of Michlou). County <dB*rrv-"riven that by an order uf the 8 Mid rrooaw vvun. ••• the City of HMting*. in owaure. o« or next. “ntl Uist r«aid court -d day of 1*7 foreaoon »» �The Hastings Banner. —JCLY ». Uta northwest wa. r»Ur0»<‘ Local News. , F IB'IKIIJ are happy. F,1kii obt and Woodland should by ji means «ure the telephone. Wl ever saw liner wepther i,,rl.,ting than that of thia year? for Mi E. Y- Hoole has a road mare that sho'i s ,pe«l above the average. S.-uvULB has received sufficient animint to -retire the land for a park jmd race course. ; * fH}-three tramps'of whom mention wx> uia.b tot week, were arrested at Muskegon*Saturday. •rnr Middle rille Republican says that glodge. 1 ’Knights Of Pythias is soon to be organized at that place. Hastin’^ sportsmen are quite genKJ11. tiling themselves of the dull timr. s r fishing and hunting excur­ sion** Till K'l’AX' last, while carrying a box, Mr.Fiaak Ikamer slipped and spraint.l J.!' inkle, necessitating the use of a crutch for ‘’,|,ne da>’sKi v-. Mr- Chittenden will preach at the M. K. church on Sunday morning next. md -Mn Sidnam will read a jerinon in the evening. ■— The young bidies of the M. E. church will have an Ice Cream social In the fourt House pin! on Wednesday after­ noon and evening next week. The celebrated Whitney Family con.rrt tr .iipcare.togivea tent exhibition in thi« <’lty t«wlay. Friday. Saturday they are to show, at Freeport. • What >b the reason that Hastings cannot have a driving park association ? such an association, rightly managed, would be of 1 «iefit to the city. FHtbAY night last Cedar Springs was tor the thin! time visited by an extenJve confiagration. destroying nearly all of the business portion of the village. In the school report of Miss Angie Bates, teacher in Prairieville township, published two weeks ago, it read the en­ rollment w:ls 55. it should have been 35. Our Barry county subscribers who receive their papers at other offices than Hastings are invited to carefully peruse and heed the notice to them elsewhere. Inasmuch as the writer had two let:ersi< onuerning Dakota prepared before ' his return from that territory, he has conduded to publish them to finish the series. ’ Mi:. XX ill IIayes thinks he has now Frcured just, the thing for fishermen, viz; a pair of l»w oars. In rowing a boat with these the operator sits facing th<* bow. The first instrumentof the loc^telephone exchange was put in the Ban­ ner office Saturday last. Tbe first communication over the line was with Grand Rapids. I XV’e sincerely hope that the Banner friends in arrears for subscription will not forget their local paper “after harvtst." The money due us would come very acceptable. . < . ~ • wuugtv more or e« developed; while here the ,rttlers’ clU« “>1 1^^°” ,ollow' The '‘““Ufr ot the dvUtodlon may be questioned some­ times, but the people are here surely In no instance has this beniaomttendency of the ‘western railroad been more clearly manifest, than In the build­ ing of the Manitoba system, which now comprises nearly two thousand miles of track; has two trunk lines from St. Paul to the Dakota metropolis. Fargotwo lines to Winnipeg the boreal capi­ tal of Manitoba; three lines through the rich Red river valley, and branches which open up the finest of Dakota and Minnesota lands. The millions of bush­ els of grain grown in ita territory can be shipped over ita own lines to Duluth, thence east by the lakes, or to the mam­ moth mills of Minneapolis, which an­ nually grind 40,000,000 bushels of wheat' This great system was built in ad­ vance of the settlements, and was con­ structed liecause its western owners saw the. future greatness of the im­ mense wheat producing country now traversed by the Manitoba lines. But a few years since plenty of government land could be obtained anywhere along its various branches; now he who would take advantage of Uncle Sam’s bounty must take the newer branches of this road and “go west!” into the Devils’ lake country. As to the exact "’“J, t*»tary country in Dakota and Minnaaou has a population ot abont half a million aoula, and win produce this ye«r over bush­ els of wheat. It can boast of prosper­ ous Village, and thriving dues, one of ’•nlch. Fargo, has a population of 11ooo. la lighted by electricity; ita people talk through the telephone, ride on street cars, and feel larger than any­ body. Nor is this country behind in educa­ tional advantages. The,’largest and beat building in of the growing towns in Dakota Is the school house. In the country districts, too, schools that grade well are maintained. Traill rountv. In which Hillsboro is located, has over sixty school houses, though but four years old. More than thia, tbe GOLD PIECE $2.50 . GIVEN AWAY. Fine Tailor-Made Suits Men’s or Boys’ Suits A$2.50 GOLD PIECE, ’.yATi-KDAY afternoon the local tele­ phone exchange set about making life a enough to afford excellent drainage, burden to those in tffie central office, and judging front the almost constant calls so I am told. The first white men in the valley ot ••central” we should judge that suc­ were the agents of the Hudson Bay cess crowned the effort. Company, who established stations at various points along the Red river, The State Teachers’ institute for nearly half a oentury ago. Their em­ Barry county will be held at Hastings, ployees were mostly Scotchmen, partic­ during the .week commencing August ularly in the northern portion of the 25th. Prof. H. R. Pattengill, of Grand valley. Their occupation was chiefly Rapids, and Supt. C. B. Hall will have hunting, trapping, fishing and trading charge of It. Other assistance is expec­ with the Indians. From their Red ted. The best methods of teaching will river agencies the Hudson Bay Compa­ be discussed, and those branches re­ viewed that are usually taught in dis- ny reaped rich returns. About forty years ago it occurred to ■ trict school. these hardy sons of Caledonia that the The subject of Physiology, including lied river country was just the soil for the effect of narcotics and alcoholic the Scotch Fyfe wheat, and that the cli­ stimulants, will receive especial attenmate could not be more favorable for ■ tion, as the late law requires teachers its perfect development. The experi­ to be •.’xaminedTn’that at the next ex­ ment was tried by the Sdkirkere, in amination. y Manitoba, and proved eminently suoIt is hopeif there will be a large at­ oeabfnL Since that time the members tendance of teachers and that all will be of that clan have raised the wheat con­ determined to make the Institute a suc­ tinuously, andJtave grown rich from cess. Prof. Pattengill is a wide-awake the profits. It is said that some of man and will do his share, and the thwc Scotch farmers have raised teachers of Barry county need no in­ this wheat for forty consecutive yeara troduction to Prof. Hall. athe same pieces of land. The famous । 1 hard spring wheat now universalTo Bahry County Subscribers.— la nothing During October and the latter pert of but the Scotch Fyfe scclimaUd to the September, a representative of the BanRed river valley country. This whea nek will spend one or two days at each uiakea u fleet Mid better flour, and postoffice in Barry county, outside this more of it for a given weight c»ty, for the purpose of receiving sub­ scriptions. This win be done for the than ocher varioty. The for ft, bM» the Dakota and Minnesota double purpose;of convenience to our milk, imS™ the price of thia atapie «t readersand of expediting collections. Hillaboro but a few cento below th " e expect before that time to make satisfactory arrangements with the local postmasters so that those of our subscribers who wish can pay arreara­ ges and take receipts therefor ‘at their ^t’Xr^e comptalloo borne offices. As moat of the subscript- “°“ 10118 expire in the coming fall months, rf the Northern Pacific, andAho Uberal *»• trust this plan wiD prove satisfac^^X^er^t torX>to all concerned. N. B.—Should any subscriber as above flF±^X Point, ^ng the •appen in Hastings and insist on pay­ rt^rftbl" reech of the railroed. Mblog tor hia paper before we vtait Na pwioffice we will not get mad about*. rrrf rntH the St Paul, Minueapous iTolably none can be more coni and £t^«undedtta One. to WM'ollMed under au6h tryteg eircumfour yeM. wo, thM *1. •Uncea than tbe writer. The above Mock will, be sold tn the highest bidder. They are young, sound and aoal lookers. Parties wisblng to purchase will do well to give us a call. W. B. MULLEN. B. Pennock, Auctioneer.__________ •______ T7M»R BALE AT A BARGAIN.—One and oneI? half vacant lot on ne comer of Broadwav and MIU street Or will sell Uie dwelling and two lots. Enquire on premises. Also a sixgridille cooking range for sale.imo Michigan Central u A’ $2.50 GOLD PIECE. CEILING DECORATIONS, Our $12.00 suits are selling everywhere for $15.00 Our 15.00 " 1&O0 Our 20.00 25.00 Call and See Me. BISIDES THI ABOVE PRIC1S WI GIVE A 82.50 GOLD PIECE with $12.00 Suita. $2.50 GOLD PIECE with $13.00 Suita, Q ffe Also Cut Tin Over to Fit Too. All Suit below $12.00 we have reduced from $2.50 to $4.00 per snit. A lot of Imported Jersey Suits for Boys reduced to $1.95. Sailor Suits, $1.65. • All Wool Suits, $3.50, $3.65 to $7.95. Manilla Hats, $1.38 worth $2.00. Manilla Hats, $1.50 worth $2.50. Gauze Underwear, 13 cents. 11UllfiM. gENTLEY BROb. & WILKINS’ WAGONS! Each One Warranted! Reductions in Every Department. Remember with $12.00 Suits and upwards we give a $2.50 GOLD PIECE. We are making three widths of Tire: Star Clothing House, GRAND RAPIDS. We give a $2.50 Gold Piece with a 812.00 P And I Large Farm Horae. PAPER HANGING FROM $12.00 AND UPWARDS, county'll out of debt, and has a cash balance on hand of about *50,000. Hillsboro Is a pretty prairie village of six hundred people, the prindpal town and commercial center of Traill county. It has two banks,, score or more stores, three elevators, an excellent hotel, three churches and a good school. The Hillsboro Banneb is the only paper in the place, and is the official paper of both dty end county. The Bakner, is Ten Head of Horses and Mares! Will do all work In We will give to every one buying owned and al,ted by our former part­ ner, Mr. G...A Bowers, under whose managemeu. Traill county republicans will have a journal which will ^present the progressive element of the party, and which will deserve and receive their cordial support. In this connec­ tion we will say that Mr. Bowers is also proprietor of a fine farm four miles from Hillsboro, and has 450 acres of splendid wheat, the returns from which will be enough to make any man locations of government land along this smile. ’ line I am unable at present to state; but a letter of inquiry to Mr. J. B. Power, Grigg*’ Glycerine Salve. land commissioner, at St. Paul will se­ The best on earth, can truly be said cure the desired information if any of of Griggs’ Glycerine Salve, which is a our readers wish to ascertain the facts sure cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, in the case. In a subsequent letter I wounds, and all other sores. Will pos­ will give my ideas as to what portion itively cure-piles, tetter and all skin Try this wonder healer. of Dakota meets my idea best as a eruptions. Satisfaction guaranteed or money re­ farming country; and also as to the ad­ funded. Only 25 oents. For sale by F. visability of making a home in this ter­ Hotchkiss. ritory. Fthink it safe to say, however, The prevailing opinion reganting the that northern Dakota, and particularly girl of the period is unjust A few de­ the country in and adjacent to the Red cades back she spun, wove, knit, etc. river valley has the advantage in grow- These things have given way to modem wheat—being a stronger soil, a country machinery. She has higher planes, is less subject to drouth, and in general, more of an ornament: when m health is beautiful. She takes Dr. Jones’ Red giving larger returns in wheat for a Clover Tonic, which cleans the com­ given amount of labor. plexion, drives away pimples and cures The Red river valley is three hun­ all diseases of the stomach, liver and kidneys. Fifty cents of Fred’k Hotch­ dred miles long, and from thirty to one kiss. hundred wide. Why it should be so is not exactly apparent, but the Dakota UBLIC HALE The subscriber will sell at public auction nt Pennock & Son's barn, side of the valley is generally consider­ Jefferson strert, Hastlnia. on Friday, July 25th, ed the best wheat country. The valley at 8 o’clock p. m., the following property*. is walled in by ridges and bluffs. For a few miles back on either side of the river the country is almost a dead level, being in some cases too flat/or farming purposes, only good as hay land. As one recedes from the river, the ceQintry becomes more rolling, and further on too broken for aught but grazing. The soil is a rich black loam, from one to three feet in depth, with clay sub­ soil. When wet this prairie dirt looks and sticks almost as if ita particles were laden with grease. What is true with regard to the strength of soil of the valley country and its productiveness is equally true of all the country lying along the Larimore and Devil’s lake division of tbe Manitoba. Near the latter place the country is just j>Aling Painter and Glazier, In Order to Reduce Our Stock of Buyers are Invited to Call and See * Them. Suit and upwards from now until Aug. 1. Builiiag BUSINESS DIRECTORY! a Material! We keep a Full Stock of Everything that enters into a house, from Parties visiting the city or sending for goods Sill to Ridge Board. will find it advantageous to consult this list. Quinine, Rhubarb, Sulphur, etc., to the rarest Doors, Sash & Drugs. kinds such as Berberis Aqnifolium, Chionanthus, etc., 'qll ri lrrc ■ ^LL kinds from well known ones such as Tke .Niagara Falls (Route. sold in their original .purity. GRANO RAPID* DIVISION. HOTCHKISS, The Druggist. Taking effect May 18th, isM. i n i I i rl iquia Liquid L : ’^ie Detroit White Lead Works Paints are so well known that it is needless to say anything for them. But remember that they are always the best in the market and are more used in Mich­ igan, Ohio and Indiana than any other one brand of paint. HOTCHKISS’ Wall Paper and-Book Store. BTATIOKB. XA/Li+^s VV ll I Lt? io ■- \ A/_ 11 PAPE® and Window Shades: New Designs, EndVV a 11 less Variety, Bottom Prices. Come again at HOTCHKISS’ Store. BTATJOXB. Mall. n _~ . PHYSICIANS Prescriptions Family Receipts care­ HOTCHKISS, Apothecary. PreSCri ptions. and aw IL50 fully put up with pure drugs. a x-s. i FROM County Physicians and Stores soliciLJ f Cl 6 IS ted. Will sell goods at lowest rates. + Hand a general stock of Piinte, LzOnStdllLiy Brushes,Sponges,Perfumery,Rosin, H. B. LEDYARD. Horse Powders, Patent Medicines. Photograph Albums, Artist’s Goods, Hammocks, Paris Green, [20 to 22 cents per pound, ac­ cording to the market] warranted strictly pure or money re­ funded. Carriage Paints and Varnishes, Chamoi Skins, Mir­ rors, Scrap Books, Cigars, Base Balls, etc., etc. A AgSnCy Remedies. Of Our Own Make, As low as can be bought in any com­ peting .piarket in the State, LEAD: I sell the McBirney and Johnson strictly PROMPTLY DORK, pure White Lead. Home testimonials furnished HOTCHKISS’ Paint and Oil Store. And Satisfaction Guaranteed. if desired. WMTWARD. Blinds, OF Detroit White Lead Works, Humphreys’ Homeopathic Specifics, Ackers’ English ' Fred’k Hotchkiss, The Live Druggist. BIKTLH BROS. & WILKIUS. �LIEUT. GREELY SAFE HE AND SIX OTHERS ARE RESCUED. MICHIGAN 8TATB SEWS. lund frcm new land. S Wheat, choice, $4.&*dLTO; roller procM*, feet perpendicular too-. Il follow* noil Ladd's totortar to tee-capped. w Nd. 1, MXffiMc. Gate—Na 2, KOffiMa of country •omo sixty miles wide ta northern and southern teeea;>e. Butter - Creamery, ISUrlfc. In March. 1*4, Sergeant Loag. while hang­ ing. Bote-d from tbe north we t ride of Mount »X«10a Eggs, 166? 16 Sic. Washington. Joly 18.—Tbe following telegram was received at the Navy Depart­ ment yesterday morning: St. Johns, N. F..9 a. m.. July 17.—Hon. .William E. Chandler. Secretary of the Navy, Washington: Tbe Thetis, Beirand Lock Gary arrived here to-day from West Greenland, all well They were separated from Uie Alert 150 miles north, during a wenty mile* farther wort En.-lsh char'. but !t to pc land which aboveJ up ac The two yean' station dutl •*, oteerrattoa*. btto*. No scurry waa experienced ax Corner, and but one death occurred troni It last win- postmaster at Bay Mills, Chippewa Coun­ ty. A new office baa been established at Agricultural College, Ingham County. Tbo special school meeting held recently at Caro, Tuscola County, for tbe purpose of voting upon the project of erecting a new school building to cost $15/100 was no, 88. It wa* thought another ballot would be taken soon. John Cbeavexu, a former resident of New Market, Ont., met with a fatal acci­ dent recently in tbe Vulcan furnace at Newberry, Chippewa County. W. H. Looks & Son’* lumber camps, seven mile* south of Newberry, Chippewa County, were burned recently w.th their entirj equipment of tools, hay, supplies THE PLAGUE. • off from Cape Sabine, In Smith's Cholera Still Claiming fteore* of Victim* Sound. The Thetis and Bear reecuod alive Lieutenant A. W. Graely, Sergeant Brainard. Sergeant Fredericks, Sergeant I Long, Hospital Steward Beiderbaok, I»riMabseilles, July 21.—In the twentyrate Connell and Sergeant Ellison. Uie only four hours ending at eight o'clock last even­ survivors of the Lady Franklin Bay Expe­ ing fifty-seven deaths occurred from cholera. dition. Sergeant Ellisou had lost both hands and feet by frosl-blte, and died July 6. The Chamber of Commerce has voted an feet* of the men. Twelve bor*e« and a at Godhaven, three days after amputation, appropriation of ten thousand francs for tbe couple of three-year-old bear* that Mr. which had become Imperative. Seveateen relief of tbe sufferers. The plague has Louk*, Jr., had trained from cuba, were ■ of the twenty-five persons composing the made Its appearance at Brigades, a town saved. Total lo*«, $5,000. expedition perished by starvation at the of about sk thousand Inhabitants in tbe de­ Tbo family of B. L. Blodgett, of Big Rap­ point where found. One was drowned while sealing to procure food. Twelve partment of Van Three deaths occurred ids, Mecosta County, were seriously ill re­ z bodice of tbe dead were rescued, and are there yesterday. The panic among the in­ cently from eating canned pineapple. Six habitants ba* extended to tho Government of the family wore down at one time. now ou board tlu> .Tbetto and Bear. One. tbe Eskimo Turvevik. was buried at Dbco, officials, many of whom have fled. Christina Hall, wife of a prominent sa­ in accordant- with th* desire ot the In­ Toulon, July 21.—Forty-six deaths oc­ loon keeper of Jackson, a woman about spector of Western Greenland. Five bodies, curred here tn tbe twenty-four hours ending tbicty-five, ha* beeu sent to jail as a com­ burled in the Ice near the camp, were swept at six o’clock last evening. During the away toaea by the winds and currents be­ same time 170 cases were registered at the mon drunkard. Tho Rork Academy, at Sherwood, fore my arrival, and could not be recovered. hospital Tho names of tho dead recovered, with Paiua, July 31.—Two fresh cases of Branch County, is abandoned by ita pro­ date of death, are as follows: Sergeant sporadic cholera were reported yesterday. jector, and tbe people are filling the air Cross, January 1, 1884: Wederick, Esqui­ Three cases were reported Saturday, two with their murmur*. Many of them are maux, April 5; Sergeant Linn, April fl; being fatal. more or lees pecuniarily involved, and the Lieu tenant Lock wood. April 9; Sergeant Ottawa, Ont, 1 July 21.—There is no property, consisting of a cottage and Jewell, April 12; Privrtg Ellis, May 19: truth In the statement purporting to come dormitory buildings, costing $15,000, is Sergeant Ralston, May 33; 1‘rivate Henry, from Washington that paper and rags sup­ June 0, and l*rlvate Schneider June posed Xo have been collected from tbe said to be plastered with first and second IB. The names of Uie dead and cholera-infected districts of Europe, are be­ mortgage*. Mr. Rork, It wa« reported, burled in the ice fort with the date of death ing imported into tbe United States through would locate bis school anew at Lansing. of tboee whose bodies were not recovered Canadian inrrts. Rev. Theodore Nelson, acting President are as follows: Sergeant Klee, April 9,1884; Washington, July 21.—It was decided of Kalamazoo College the past year, has Corporal Saior, June 8; Private Bender. at tbe Cabinet meeting Friday that tbe im­ accepted tbe ehair ot Englhh literature at June 0; Assistant Surgeon Pavy, June fl; portation of rags from all infected coun­ tbe State Normal School, to which he was Sergeant Gardner, June 12. Drowned by tries should be prohibited for ninety days. recently' elected. breaking through newly-formed tee while A company has been formed in Grand saaMng. Jens Edwards. Esquimau, April 94. ana* marine service will also establish a 1 would urgently suggest that the bodice oocdon along tbe coast to prevent Rapids with a capital stock of $100,000 for now on board be placed In metallic cases tbe landing tram foreign ports of ves­ tbe purpose ot cutting mahogany in Hon­ here for safer and better transportation In sel* which do not poaaeas dean bills of duras and importing it and manufacturing a sea way. This appeals to me imperative. health. Quarantine will probably be estab- it tn thia country. — Lieutenant Qreely abandoned Fort Con­ llshed against Mexico and Canada, yellow A niece of President Zachary Taylor, a ger August 9, 1883, and reached Baird In­ fever being reported in the former country, let September 29 followtag, with the entire and the “epidemic fund,” of which there is party well. He abandoned all bis bouts an unexpended balance of $78,000, will be tltute, ha* been discovered by the census and was adrift thirty days, on an utilized. President Arthur on Saturday Is­ in Muskegon. tea floe In Smith’s Sound. Hte sued Uie following proelamaUoiK The new Muskegon salt well shows 100 permanent camp was established Octo­ White quarantine regulations are committed degrees strength and yields an estimate of ber 21. 1883, at tbe point witcre lie was to the several States, the General Government 800 barrels of salt per day in brine. found. During nine months his party liad ba* repoeed certain powers in tbe President, Tbe township of Highland, Oakland be used at bis discretion in psevenung a to live upon a scant allowance of food to threatened epldwnlc. Feeling «t duty, I brought from Fort Conger and that hereby call upon all persons who. under ex­ County, has dour hundred acres of cuoamcached at Payer . Harbor and Cape isting systems in the M>verui Stale*, are In­ bcr* in plant, which will produce one Isabella, by Sir George Nares, in 1879, structed with tbe execution of quarantine hundred and fifty bushel* to the acre, to be diligent and on the alert, in which was found much damaged by tbe reffuiatlona, order tn prevent the introduction of tbe pestil­ making an aggregate of sixty thousand lapse of time; that caclied by Beebe at Cape ence, which, we all regret to leam/hn* made Its bushels. Sablue In 1882, and a small amount saved appearance in some of the countries < I Eu rope, Jacob Bchulteis, a young man employed from tbe wreck of the Proteus in 188.:, and between which and tbe port* of the I nl.ed Intercourse ts direct and fn-quent. I in a mill at Bluffton, Muskegon County, landed by Lieutenants Garllngton and Col­ States further advise that tbe cities and towns of well ou toe beach news wh.-re Greely's the L nlted StaU s. whether on tbe coart or on was shot by a companion whom be sud­ party was found. Wben these provlskms the .lines of Intercommunication, by >oiind denly woke up oat of sleep in coming into were consumed the party was forced to live sanitary regulations aod the promotion of his boarding place tbe other night, and who ctennlinesa. be prepared to resist the power thought he was a burglar. The shot took upon boiled seal, strip, from Uie sealskin of disc-uc and to mitigate Ita severity, and I clothing and llclteos and ouxiui shrimps In mnnor ^o caught m tne uunea further lurcci direct uie the vonsuis Consuls oi of the United effect below the left shoulder and was a they ~~ were strong States in tbe jmrta where the pestilence haa dangerous one. good weather, when t*i:, a. made or mav its appearance annearaoee tn may tnnkr make it.-* to eif-nezS* exercise enough to make exertions. As it took 1,900 * vtffilanoe in tbe carrying out of tbe instruc­ L. G. Mason, who own* the base-ball shrimps to fill a gallon measure, toe labor tions heretofore given, and In communicat­ was too exhausting to depend upon them to ing to the Government <rf the United rtates ground < at Muskegon, refuses to allow any any informal on of value relating to tbe sustain lite entirely. The cnanne! between Cape Sabine and progress or treatment of the disease. Tbe mother ot four children was recently Littleton Island did not close on account of sent to jail from Brockway, BL Clair violent gales all winter, so Uiat two hundred Bink Fn Inn County, for twenty days for slander, the and forty rations at the latter point could Indianapolis, July 18.—Tbe banking­ earn arising oat of a quarrel between her not be reached. All Grady's record*, and own and a neighbor’s children. The jail all the instruments brought by him from house of A 4 J. C 8. Harrison did not Fort Conger, are recovered, and are on open it* doors this morning. A peU- being an unfit place for a woman, tbo Proc­ board. tlou wa* tiled by Alfred Harrison, the eeding Attorney ordered her released. An iron-wood tree was recently cut oq tbe Fiocn Hate Island to Smith's Sound I bad senior partner asking for Ute apjx>lnta constant and furious struggle with loe in ment of a receiver, and Um Court farm of N. Duel, in Grant Township, Grand impuaaable floes but the solid barriers were appointed John Claypool, son of Hon. Traverse zConnty, measuring fifty-one overcome by watchfulness and patience. No Solomon Claypool, who its attorney tor J. inches Gireefeet from tbe ground. opportunUy to advance a mile escaped me, C. S- Harrison, in Uie receivership of U» Report* to the Stale Board of Health by and for several hundred miles toe ships were forced to ram their way from lead to Indiana Banking Company. Mr. Claypool fifty-three observers of diseases in different lead through ice varying in Utickneea from filed a bond at once, and took charge of the parte of the State, for tbe week ended three to six feet and when railed much bank. No statement I* obtainable yet m^/the 12th, indicated Xbat influence, dys­ greater. Tbe Thetis and Bear readied Cape There are about, four hundred depositors, entery and bronchitis Increased, and that thorn for considerable sums, among '* York June 18, after a tnssage of some diarrhea, inflammation of tbe brain, $60,000 of city fund*. twenty-one days in MeiHHA Bay, measles and whooping-cough decreased in with the two advance ships of Dun­ area of prevalence. Diphtheria was re­ A Comet Ditcovered. dee whaling fleet, and continued to ported at nine places, scarlet.fever at sevCape S-iblne. Returning seven days later, Nashville, Tenn., July 21.—Prof. E. they fell in with seven others of this fleet £ Barnard, astronomer of the Vanderbilt doll Township, Osceola County; Rose off Woatenholm island, and announced Greek ’s rescue to them that they might not University, has discovered a large and Lake, Osceola County, and Cadillac Wex­ be delayed from tlteir fishing grounds nor bright comet In the constellation Lupus, ford County. be icmpted Into the daugers of Smiths’ nearly equidistant between Eta and Theta, M. P. Christian, of Detroit, ba* worked Sound In view ot tbe reward of 825,000 n degrees soutlreast of Antares. Ita posi­ fifty-two years at tbe printer’s trade. offered by Congress. Returning across Mel­ tion is right ascension 15 hours, 50 minutes, In a quarrel at Trent, Muskegon Coun y, ville Bay We fell in with Uie Alert and Lock 40 seconds; declination, south 87 degrees, Gary off Devil's Thumb, struggling torough 9 minutes, 53 seconds, ft Is moving east­ the other night Russell Clement «tabb«d heavy Ice. Commander Coffin did admira­ ward very slowly ami iw»y from tbe sun. Joseph Loomis five times, the latter dying In fifteen minutes. bly to get along so far with toe transport so It was first found Wednesday morning, bat early in toe season before the opening had was positively known to-night, and is now Talk cf annexing Fort Gratiot to Port occurred; dimmer than when discovered. This is the H uron, St. Ciair County, is revived. ■ Lieutenant Emory, with the l«ar. has -first comet discovered this year. Workmen recently~engaged in tearing supported me throughout wito great skiUdown the old Jewell house, at Vassar, Tus­ fulnee^and unflinching readiness in accom­ cola County, discovered a quantity of un­ plishing U>e great duty of ralleving Greely. THE MARKETS. finished counterfeit flfty-cent piece* and. TboGreeiy party are very much Improved Naw York. July 2L since tiielr rescue, but were critical in Um mold* for making them. They were se­ extreme when found and for several days LIVE STOCK —Cattle creted between a portion of the second Sheep after. Forty-eight hours’ In reaching floor, but how long they had been there was Hog* them would have beenf to all now FLOUR—Good to Oiolcc. not known. living. x Fatente......... A new kind ofpotato bug is abroad in WHEAT—No. ft Red Tbe — season ---------------North Is late — the cloaeet tbe State. It to a small red insect, with 2 Spring . for years. Smith's Sound was not open black back and *raall red wings. They do when 1 left Cape Sablue. Tire winter about OATB—Western Mixed. not eat the vines, bat sap tbe juice. Pari* Melville Bay was the most severe for HYE green does not barm them. twenty years. Lbw great result is entirely PORfc-Mem (New). doe to the unwearied energy of yourself and CHEESE tbe Secretary ot War hi fitfing out this ex­ WOOL-Domettle. West Bay City charged with abduction. It pedition for tbe work it baa bad the honor CHICAGO. seemed that some time ago his wife died to accouipHah. leaving four young children. These be Choice.. (Signed) W. & ScHLXT, Commander. Good... gave away to different persons. Having Washinotox, July 18.—General Haun, Medium. married again he obtained poesesdon cf chief signal officer, has received the follow­ Butchers'Stook. one of these childre^and refused to giye It Inferior Cattle ing telegram: .« HOG8- Live-Good to Choice up, although it was said o ba legally in. 8HEKP dentured. Hence tbs arrest. in three emturtos Bnghwd mutt yield tbo BUTTER—Creamery... honor ,o<teivlj*g reached farthest north. Good to Choice Dau KJ win Snow, ot the former firm of Snow ■GGB-Fresh............... & Babin, of Harrison, Clare Coanty, was PLOUR-WinU'i: arr.-stsl the other night at Kent Chy, charged with obtaining goods under false GRAIN—W’heatNo.2 8*. S3 £ day^m the Babin coDscted about on a contract with a Mu*k*gon lumbvrin^ firm and de­ camped wftbout pay in* for a larts amoatrt of lumber camp supplies aod other debt*. Fiv* hundred dollars have bi • i raised Baric'-. No. 2. BROOM OORNGrecn Hurl... Pins Green... Inferior GREBLE & Perry Royce Reapers, Warrior Mowers McCormicks Twine Binders McCorixiiclc Iron Mowers Horse Rakes, Hand and Self-Dump Spring-Tooth Harrows Jackson Tile Call at the Agricultural Warehouse of CHESTER MESSER, ----- AND SEE THE----- Latest and Best Thing Out, The New Buckeye Low-Down Binder The simplest best binder in the market. Come in and see it. I have the finest line of open and-jop bugtlea ever brought |o Chia city. i^d tell them at ctoee figure*. I hard Just received another cartosd or the The “OJd reliable” Studebaker Wagons. Over SOO of these wagons are in use Jn Barry county today. ^04 are giving the best of satisfaction in every care­ In tbe line of HAY TEDDERS, I can giyp you your choice of the three best machines made. I seO the Bullard. Alien and Bookwalter Anything you wart tn the line of farm machinery I can rep yot^ Respectfully. Chester Messei CHINESE GORDON 8 tyJJB*. [United Service Monthly Review.] Y< s Chinese Gordon (then oaptain of Ro> id < nginsers) vary nearly had to put up with a docker for the t^hjna cam- to explain the meaning of the word docker. It is the British soldier slang term for a war medal without elaspa, and originated in tbe Crimea—a medal only being awarded to soldiers who ar­ rived after the docks were blown up on the evacuation of Sebastopol by the Russians. In like manner in China a medal only was awarded to soldiers who were in the country, but not present with the army before Pekin on October 6, 1860. It is not necessary to relate how Capt. Gordon was ordered tq the seat of war, suffice it that hearrived by steamer from Hong Kong at the Taku forte some time during the day of October 4. 1860, where he immediately heard of the taking of tho forts, followed by the advance of the allied armies on Pekin. To join his comtWes at the front and take part in the siege and occupation of the capital was hia first thought, but how to get there was another thing. He was told that there was no conveyance faster than the usual convoy of all stores and spare ammunition, strongly guarded on ac­ count of tho many desperate bands of la-la-longs (thieves, marauders) that arc always to be found hanging on the outskirts of an /advaneiiMr “r-“x caW« wmbtry. SJ Charley Gordon was not the man to be Berued. . He skirmished round and eventually picked up a stray Tartar pony, brought it to the transport atald** •* numna there, put ships btecwta in hi* pocket, slunS a water bottle, buckled on his eword and revolver, jumped on his pony, and the next minute was going at a hand gal!uP’ kh.\obMria« of the iSra, Jlong the road leading to Pekin, which had never *een or heard, or read of band and sword in the other, and what between shooting and shouting he had managed to escape scot free the many attempta that were made to capture him, arriving just in time to take part, in the ojicrationa of the morning. After a few. minutes’ conversation he went off arm in arm with his old friend to get some refreshment and an hour H* *i>» »lwm Bm to ride over Uahuoke ferfeero/epriamngthecar." wllh . minntoor two, vbai th. fat nearly twacty-four years ago. dmmq- For Setting the breaching guns into ™ UMng on » congremiooAl Mp«t. P0TAT0«8~(New) up on if thia warriors is killed in battle, they "bind his wrist with a thread either of red or green—the red (or t*'e highest rank. When the British found the stark bodies of their eleven brave comrades, around both wrists of each they saw the red thread- These robbers and foes gave the hero his own glory as best they oould. OOUNOIL PROCEEDINGS. the stonners in the morning, and it The common council mot 111 special was largely surmised that Gordon •ession on Friday, July 18th, 1884, his would aak permission to aooompanv Honor Mayor Powers in the chair and him IX was a daring ride, and the whole the following aidermen present: Bea­ *rrM talked of it and how Gordon mer, Black, Hogje, Parker, Tinkler and Wood; absent, Jones. saved a docker. \The following accounts were pre­ sented: MJ no Chas Horton and team. [Robert J. Burdette ] DaaSobay * •All passenger trains should have WHMUltt ” IT 10 " one cattie oar, and compel every man JohaRtabop John EgKlextou * who chews tobacco to ride in it." “And they should also haul one flat csr," said the cross passenger, -for the freah air woman who always insists on Wm Buckie keeping the car window open. She Jacob Nees. should sit on a slab seal oq an open ■ PaRsy..-. G*or*« Snpplre.. B Traun............... lonety box ear." said MmTSikter... . U?-’ ?hm P!“®®n£er• “for the man Fred Cross MPtekte who whistles. The whistlers could aU P Hawkina got together in there and sit and dr urn MawSr.......... Wosd........ on the sides of the car with their fin­ Wai Wslllnffton Green gers and whistle all the tunes they didn’t L ■ Knajiju n .. know, and the rest of the train would Greble A- nwsra. Biirtsr........—....... ••• - - . _ l. By Ald.Beamer: That the accounts be » KaImhuoo T.looipode," Mid allowed and an order drawn on tneir respective funds. Carried, all ajw By Aid. Black: That tho action on the petition presented at last on the wood box suddenly oea^ poond- for building a sidewalk on north Bide tng ins favorite overture with his heels. of east of Green street from Han­ over street east, be and is heteV reminded. Carried by ayea as follows: Ayes, Aid. Black, Stebbins, Parker, Tinkler and i>ooa. NAFs, Aid. Hogle. ■. two or three hours.” * I By Aid. Beamer: That the el I - And oow^lv ■ th. mu on th. attorney be instructed to report M forwnrd to tbe legality of preventing might f-.'bmmwXmiJ building of wooden sidewalk. Carn Well do I recollect the ntoht nt tK- Ortaaell The census tairer|>f Onondaga Towntoip, Ingham County, found a usan fifty-eight our Prices Before you Purchase. Call and by all ayes. ,, . On motion the council adjournedJohn Weibsekt. Recorder. —Some people doebi tbe ^ertion thu tbe CMneee e« nta. Bet they them juet tbe nme. A Chinese eer™“ b> tbe Wmtern Addition wm “ tbe Mt ot Mewing a plump nu.in one el the tamlhr Mtobeo ntemile. <1™‘“ et finl that It wm • -let Md ™ » -lebbit.'' bat tbe bow Mmwlftbet U» thing wm » ret »nd tdaxwoj It-ee (Slnemen-enil the MtwepM M one teUewoop. - 5J» />»»• „ t-nl ever ncaru A*. EAST LIBERTY BALTIMORE. IS II liF ^>4 .val foi 00 ho 16t t < W< An bug wit spe me the Fn tint H con ■l<X' Of fl �The Hastings Banner. -^^jsGTraio^' JP1.Y »■ MM. “‘^‘toeramenofbothphoi "Hnt engine to tho toa£±^”PU’e monte the two elevatora faS^’w..?00^ P°w" from “ The Local News. P-'» II-HV_________ —------- E WMHOaDAT Mr. ChM. Barnaby Oo. Jp... .1... win IW »“• -—7 standing of each pupi] of Munroe school Diatriet No. 2, John- 2UCO“'“- Mrs. L's former borne, will remain away .bout two «own, of months ending May Sd, May mtoths, and expect to tahe a trip to wth and June 27th. Cotorodo before reaching home again Their mu; Hastings friends wish 1 them a pleasant journey and a safe-re­ I turn. £ I ot the aame towmhlp. charged vlteL^ ^red Ida Bird ' Louise Crandall r H e WHSarrai«»<*l before Justice ( ampbeU and the preliminary examin­ ation continuedato August 12th. ifiraii r>„si>, „ LloHrtUr. 1 ■■ From stories that reach our ears a Johnie ** Hattie Karmen 'Z! 1" tragedy °f the same nature as the un­ A 11** M . fortunate °ne in May hurt at Nashville Ante Flaber....... '.j; Il-lOv _________. -- ----’ is liable to take place in this city with Maad * Aik. Godamark • for SALE! . even more justification for the deeply Jeaalc •• * rood milch cow, about flwc jreare old., wronged party. People who toy with App'y m MrvO.b- Itodloy or Kn.pp.uA Edward *• batan pay heavily for their frolic. Wlddle Nye.. The editor of the Journal says he Lena Haug* .,7* T0WNSHIP_CAUCU8E8. Carrie Rummoni knows what Butler win do, but he nt-'. I 1KVING. Lizzie Woods .im-kM. atM to attend tbe county con- won’t tell When the whole country is Anna Noud ’ T,tlo t-> »«• An«Ust Cl,b Hal, breathlessly awaiting the motion of the MMBte ....... tilSiyn«.MM■;$»»£ ">• Edna Swanson . 7 \ . 99 100 1( cock-eyed son of destiny, it is real mean !(V> 1( cn’in Township Com. 97 a fat our contemporary to keep still "llllarn •• W 100 Claranre Freshout!!.. about it. Johnle Callahan , u-i n- to elect delegates to attend ' .-.oth.i lie held Auc. 6th. wUl be Among the workingmen of this city ■wuiie NodAT::: MIMI rHall. Woodland. Saturday. Aug, ^arence Swanson.... KO K tbe following passage in Blaine's letter Artie Frank;.. ' ' k 1'■ "U BY ORDER OF COM. causes the greatest satisfaction: The scholars averaging the highest yankskspbisgs. ■ Wages are unjustly reduced when an are entitled to dipioma's. I ,. r. -chi -it iMitLte. Thursday. July 31, ,.t. w.'lint four delegates to ar- industrious man is not able by his earnBELLE J. MATHEWS, Uv51111 5°mfort’ educate his Piivrntlou and for transaction of T>dier. ,’r as may come before caucus. children and lav by a sufficient amount ------------------------------ , V ; BY ORDER COM. for the necessities of age. personal. Prosecutor Colgrove Sundayed in The dates for Barry county’s next , s.nnnlay. July*.at2o'clock ।.nnio-e of fh-ctiug tifleRBtes to fair are Sept. 30th and Oct. 1., 2, and 3. Charlotte. twain•-.... C. S. Hilbourn spent Sunday with his It should be the steady purpose of Bar­ fitb of Aumi'iCii'm of Com. ry county farmers to make the next family in Muskegon. HOI’S. fair the best in the history of the agri­ C. M. Knappen, of Lansing, was in , . aucuR io elect delegates to attend ■’ h ■■■■•nveiititni to be held August 6, will be cultural society. There is no better the city the past week. way of promoting the farmers'interests R. B. Richards; of Prairieville, was a than these fairs. Banner caller Monday. BVTLAND. The average weekly edition of the Judge Smith returned from a business Banner since January 1st has been trip to Chicago Saturday. over 1 ,o00. Since June 1st the average Mr. Jas. L. Wilkins is assisting Mr, Hirf Ulatioh thi# wttk, 2,000. has exceeded 1,650. This week we Rower in his store nt present. print 2.OU0 copies. The Banner is the Plenty- of old papers for sale at the Mr. Chas. Allen, of Manistee, was in best advertising medium in Barry B4xxF.11 office. the city a few <Uys last week. county, as the above figures conclusive­ Remember th© K. of P. picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Will Ckxxlyear were at ly prove. Thomapplr Tuesday. Gun Lake the latter part of last week. Our farmer friends have been so . Jons'Michael is doing a good job We received a pleasant call Wednes­ busy with harvesting that trade has of painting on the kink building. l»een quite dull of late. A good wheat day from Mr. John Reuter, of Freeport. fttE-inteiiun Sunday school will crop has been gathered, and prospects Mr. Will DeGolia and Mr. Severance, picnic at Thomnpple tXilay, F riday. for a lively fall business are excellent. of Middleville, were in the city Monday. A good live Blaine and Logan club Farmers and tradesmen need all the ■ Mr. Hurd Tinkler, of Grand Rapids, should be organized in each township. encouragement they can get from the spent a few days with his mother in v this city. T»E rain of Tuesday night was of in- good crops. Judge Smith will deliver a lecture calculabh' value to the farmers of this Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Nevins visited for the benefit of the Ladies Library county. . . I ‘ friends in Bedford, Calhoun Co., the Association, of Middleville, at the Con ­ Iiast week. Mi: Bowse evidently is determined to have the kink building an ornament gregational church in that place next Mr. C. Mason, and daughter, of Rich­ Tuesday evening. The subject will be land, are spending a few dayM with X to the city. “Kathrina.” We can assure our Middle­ M. Nevins. Ttzre is to be an auction sale of ville friends that the lecture will be Mr. L. A. Duncan, of the Niles Re­ horses at Pennock's barn in this city to­ .well worth their hearing. publican, was in the city on business day, Friday. Hastings business men should at Wednesday. The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. once take hold and aid the people of M. L. Cook and wife returned home L-K. Powers, Green street, next Tues­ Freeport to build a telephondiine from from Dakota * Friday, having had a day afternoon. Hastings to that place. Lowell busi­ pleasant time. * No i’aixs should be spared to make ness men have already signified a Mrs. F. D. Prentice, of Buffalo, is in our city clean, and render the preval­ willingness to aid in building a line the city, the guei* qf her cousin Miss ence of any epidemic disease impos^iljle. from Freeport to that place,-which offer Sarah Horton. Mr. 1). Shay, nf this city lost a val­ Freeport has now under consideration. Mr. Shepard, agent for the Berdan vable horse a few nights since. It was For one who has been through the found -lead in the stall in the morning. painful process of being bulldozed, Band Instrument Co., of Detroit, was The dem crut ic convention for this Editor Hilbourn keeps his equilibrium in the city Tuesday. Miss Nettle Maples, who has been county is called to lie held at the court very well. Public sentiment will al­ teaching at Pentwater, is spending her house in this city, on Saturday, August ways stand by the man who sustains vacation at her home here. the same relation to the upholding of 16th. According td the census report, law and order as our contemporary. Freeport has a population of 212. It Is The course of the disaffected saloonists the liveliest town of its size in the will win friends for the DemocratJ The Blaine and Logan club hail a state. ; . There will be a haU;eft dance at the splendid meeting Tuesday evening. Ten minute speeches were made by Woodland House, Woodland, Friday, Messrs. Clarke, Custer, Beamer, ColAugust bth. .Music by Decker’s full grove, Knappen, Niskern and VanAr­ hand of Ionia. I z~ * , man, which had the merit of pith and Qi ite a large party from this place p »int as well as brevity. No more eriwith friends from Grand Rapids will jcyable meeting has been held in the spend a few weeks at Gun Isake, com­ history of the Blaine and Logan club. mencing the 13th of August The full program for the meeting week There will ln> an ice cream social at after next will be given in the Banner the M. p. church at Barry ville for the ot A ugust 1st. benefit pf the jiastor, L. D. Abbott, A. J. Minzey started his thresher I riday, July 25, '84. A general invita­ this week in. Woodland, and reports that tion to all. wheat m that town will turn out ex­ ‘Bead the able letter of acceptance of James G. Blaine in another column. It cellently—perhaps reaching an average of twenty-five bushels per'acre- Mon­ contains more good, sound American day last, at Al. Boughton's, in that doctrine ihan any previous document town, from nine dozen bundles of white of its kind. wheat Mr. Minzey’s machine yielded A number of f-xtra copies of this eleven bushels; from tbe same number weeks' issue are printed, and we trust of bundles of red wheat, at William H. may serve to form new and pleasant Lee’s, in the same town and the same acqiiajfitances with the best paper in machine, the yield was eleven and dneBarry county. half bushels. If Barry county gets a good corn We are much obliged to Air. Ht J. crop this year, business prospects will Newton, of Silver Creek, N. Y., for a be as bright as at any time in the past copy of the Buffalo Evening Telegraph t«n years. They are good now; but a of July 21st. The paper contains the ncavy corn crop will add to them im- evidence of most beastly and unblush­ ”iensely. ing conduct of Grover Cleveland. The Several town republican committees Telegraph would not dare to publish ave tailed to send us caucus notices, the article, which imputes such scan­ nui matter should not be neglected, as dalous and criminal acts to the demo­ gatherings are of the utmost im- cratic nominee, were they not true. If Mjlwra. Smd your best men to the any voter wants to read a very d^r “nvutlon. chapter in the “reform candidates , 'epuliUeau ol e»ch township life, we can show him tbe Telegraph. on..11: M U1'ir aiucM«’. nominate To Enquirer-—No; the Democrat of republican senatorial Mention, which Is to bo called. This , ,“ve Mdlng caucuses for that spttuu purpose. Dr. Ferguson and II. D. Purdy, of Middleville, attended Monday evening's session of the K. af P. lodge. Dr. Henry Miller, of Otsego, visited relatives and friends in this city the past week, returning Tuesday. Mrs. Bertley, oftfuincy, Michigan, was the guest of Mn and Mrs. A. J. Bowne a portion af the past week. Messrs. L. E. Stauffer and J. G. Run­ yan went to Pittsburg this week, as on­ lookers at the prohibition convention. Frank Whittemore, a Journal typo, is now feeding a threshing machine. We understand that Frank is a boss hand around a thresher. Fred Alleiv Will Cook and Harry Hayes are cam plug at Wall Lake in Hope, making it exceedingly interest­ scenery of Canada and New England, and to enter the very heart of the Presi­ dential range. There are also numerous aide trip tickets sold at greatly reduced rates in connection with these excur­ sions, Including Boston, Newport. New ork, Saratoga, Lake George, etc. For guitje, giving full particulars, address E. H. Hughes, Michigan Passenger Agent, Detroit, Mich. EDITOR BANNER; Permit me through the columns of the Banner, to give vent to my spleen in regard to one of the most contempti­ ble, as well as one of the most common nuisances that is extant in our city. 1 refer to the practice of throwing into the streets of every mannerof old worn out stuff, such as old tin pails, pans, hoops, old joints of stove pipe and sheet iron, tin kettles, boxes and every con­ ceivable thing that is worn out, and there is no further use for. Now if our public streets is the place for such truck, then I have nothing further to ray, but it seems to me that it is a nul- where. ■ C. S. Boice, manager of the Grand Rapids telephone exchange, has been in this dty a few days the past week putting in the telephones for the local “IN SUMMERE WHEN THE LEVES BE GRENE" Every denizen of the heated, and dus­ ty town longs for the leafy shades, the rippling brookside, or lordly lake or riv­ er, mountain crag or ocean surf—any­ where, in fact, for heaven's cool arid untainted breezes, rest from engrossing cares of business, recreation in a larger than ordinary sense. Wandering through green lanes, treading forest solitudes, following the stream with rod and line, climbing granite peaks, drinking in the salty ozone of the sea breeze, he comes back to his desk- a browner, and healthier, a-happier and a better man. To direct his footsteps in the best and most expedious manner to some of the linast and most picturesque scenery on the American continent is the object of two handsomely illustrated and printed folders recently' issued ’by O. W. •-------------««»t of the Ruggles, general•---------passenj Michigan Central. If h( n res to see the best and most charm„ as well as the most varied scenes, in th© least time, at the least expense, and in the niest comfortable manner, and to avoid all possible delays and annoyances, he will write to Mr. Ruggles at Chicago, for these folders. In them he will find excellent maps and bird's eye view's, with interesting descriptions of Mack­ inac island, Niagara Falls, the thous­ and islands and rapids of the St. Law­ rence, the White mountains, the won­ derful Muskoka lake region, and other delightful summering places, with time cards showing how to reach them. The equipment of the Michigan central and its connecting roads is unrivalled and neither pains nor expense have been spared to bring every modern achievement of science to increase the comfort and safety.of the traveler and facilitate his journeying. . Colombia River Cannery. Mr. George Home, one of the largest canners of fish, on Columbia River, Or­ egon, says that he suffered with rheu­ matism for seven years, having spent six months at Arkansas Hot Springs, and at Paso Robles Springs, Col, four months in every year, without benefit Finally he tried St. Jacoljp Oil, the great pain-cure, and in a short time all stiffness and soreness of the joints dis­ appeared. Hastings markets. Wheat, white Wheat, red ... Corn. retail... nata. pay , Mt, dressed Beef, dressed latter exchange. Fred Busby, Chariey Soules and Herb. Potatoes. Snyder have Pitched their tent on the ■Lore o' Thornap»le Ute, aM are having wbatJoalah Allen's wife calls Dry Halted Bides Lime, bbl...... “a pleasure exertion.” Water Ume. bbl Messrs. A. D. Niskern, H. C. Miner. E. D. WhlUodt and Misses Genie Brown, Belle Spaulding and StolM Wheeler enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at Thornapple late Monday. school Mo[Klity qulmby one thls U hb a, NSeiZ.? TCT> fiiwant home for the there wu no oangrento. ‘“ff.X third term In the school where he himo?®1 wcraary of the Barry and ronralna whan., the two re^bltoM and «df received his primary education, it t—oa W<1 his family. the gro«b«ker who teon»htItWtlt; la evideoce that Mr. Gaskill ia a No. I lyinrM democrat, don't “ Pieased to learn from raS^fooltahnra. the raPuU1’ Mr and Mrs. J. T. Lombard left Wed•re that eflorta pole rwslnf -t 'or nnday morning for Thompsonville, ffinde u *ecure * te)e>ine between Woodland and thia them. ----- TO BUY----- CLOTHING! —ISA?----- R. K. GRANT’S IT STANDS AT THE HEAD I sance that ought to be at once sat down upon by the common council, and make .it a fine for any one to throw such stuff on the streets for people to stumble over, anil for horses to cut their ankles on. If there is no other way by which a stop can be put to it, I sincerely hope the council will .take measures to stop IL CITIZEN Hastings, July 23, J8M. ADVERTISED LETTERS. letters addressed to the followiDR persons remalninr tn the post office at Hastings. Barry county. Mlclilgan, July Jlst. 18M:. ing for the fish we presume. ■ Grant CrtUenden. Mrs. Fred Carter, J. Hou­ I*rof. Hall paid Hastings a visit Sat­ ston, Elmer Maynard. Orpha Mead, John S. V anBT,^*barter,C. H. Ijoo. H. Packard, Lot­ urday. He will be here again before tie Streeter, Elizabeth faith. RRR p M W. Xl. I Unr.Iu). I. M. school commences to attend the insti­ tute, mention of which is made else­ Rev. Hunsberger and wife left Tues­ this week will not contain an extended day morning for a sojourn at tbe north­ account of the grand democratic ratifi­ ern summer resorts. Mr. H. delivers cation meeting and pole-raising at an address before the State Sunday Hastings last Saturday. All day long School Assembly at Petoskey. Markey Lake auu and Bill Hltobeock Marxey Lane -------- -pl«d Mr Henry Gaakill will begin his just completed one Is^^n1 ireidencea Ln Carlton. It with the unterrided to congregato witn Uie amcmueu — ----- n„. om tu l)r fainted and trimmed, and raltothe crooked---------------blttomut- — po£ Bu‘ The last grand excursion of the seawn to Portland, Me. and the sea shore, ^ill leave Detroit via the Michigan Central R. R_, Tuesday, August 5th to Niagara Falls, the St. Lawrence river, Montreal, Quebec, FabyanX the Moun­ tains, Portland, Maine and the sea shore, enabling tourists to behold the most charming river, lake and mountain THE LIGHT-RUNNING “DOMESTIC BECAUSE IT IS Thfe Simplest machine made, having few parts, no compli­ cation, and requires little skill in management. The Lightest-Running maclnne, hence produces less fatigue in operating, and on that account is especially recommended by the medical faculty. • Adapted to the Greatest Range of Work—will do the finest as well as the heaviest, and is suited to the use of all applianc­ es that facilitate the ordinary, fancy, or difficult work. Always ready for use, and requires no special adjustment when the work is changed. , • The Most Durable machine ever made. Its construction is in accordance with the most advanced and approved mechan­ ical principles, and all the parts are Case Haniened, working on Adjustable Conical Beanngs. It has the most beautiful wood-work. It has the best set of attachments ever furnished with a Sewing Machine. The Domestic has the best warranty of any machine made. Over 100 Domestic machines in the city of Hastings alone and some of them in use 22 years and running all nght yet Nobody has ever been able to produce a Domestic shuttle worn out I have in stock the Royal St John, the New Home, tbe American, the Wilson, the-Singer, and others. New machines from $20.00 up.. Sewing machine needles, and the finest sew­ ing machine oil made tor all machines. Parts and attach­ ments furnished on short notice for all machines as cheap as the cheapest ------- :o: FOR TEN CENTS. DAME’S BALSAMIC TABLETS, For Cocgha sad OoMa.* DM HTBT Tlianw TW MEDICIIE TIME KEEFER, Imbai. 1. ONE COOKBOOK. Pumps! Pumps! 1 manufacture the beet Wood I’umpe made. 1 also have in stock the best Chain Pump to be had, with the Churchill Pat­ ent Expansion Rubber Bucket I sell these pumps much less than a cheaper pump are sold. Pnmpe purchased of me will be set if desired and warranted all ‘ ' Call and see me. one �swept nrro the btkbajl J. BVCU »• stood an aged southern planter Indicating by a a weep oTh Is arm Uie waters U>c boat mapp­ ing over. he said to a passtoz from tbe North : •’When I new twelve yeanold l killed my first bear on a new plantation my father was then cutting out of a forest that jtrew directly oyer the waters of this bend. That was a mighty good plantation, and there was right smart of bears there, too. But that one thousand acres of land went Into tbe Mississippi years ago." It is putting no strain upon tl»e figure to say that great forests of youthful hope, womanly beauty and manly strength are swept in the same way every year Into the great, torpid tor­ rent of disease and death, let It. should not be BO. That n Isso is a disgrace as well as a loss. People are largely too careless or too stupid to defend their.own Intereata-the most precious of wiiicb is health. ’That gone, all Is gone. Dis­ ease Is simple, but to recklessness or ignorance tbe simple*: things might as well be complex as a proposition in Conic Sections. As the huge Western riven, which so often flood the cltlee along their shores, arise in a few.mountain springs, sc all our ailments can lx traced to Im­ pure blood mid a small group of disordered org*rhe nittfl effective and inclusive remedy for disease to PARKER’S TONIC. It goes to the sources ot pain and weakness. In response to Its action, the IIVer, kidneys, stomach and heart l»ecin their work afresh, and disease Is driven out The Tonic is not, however, an Intoxicant, but cures a desire for strong drink. Have you dyspepsia, rheumatism, or troubles which have refused to yield toother agents? Here is your help. Storms In Portugal damaged crops glOOjDOO. When yoahave a cough and want relief, think of Krnnp’a Balaam for the Threat and Lungs. A guaranteed remedy for those diseases. Price 00 cents and fl. Elk Rapids has broken out with the base ball fever and hu already been struck with a club. Fred. Hotchkhs win refund the price paid if Acker’s Blood Elixir tides not relieve any skin or blood disorder. A new, but thoroughly tested Cadllat’s small-pox patient has recovered. In numberless bulbs beneath the skin is se­ creted the liquid substance which gives the hair its texture, color and gloss. When this secre­ tion stops, the hair begins at once to become dry, lustreless, brittle and gray. Is that the condition of your hair? if so, apply Parker's Hair Balsam at oner. It will restore the color, gloss and life by renewing the action of nature. The Balsam Is not an oil, not a dye. but an ele­ gant toilet article, highly appreciated because of Its cleanliness. Col Eldredge Is around doing the usual pre­ convention hand shaking act. Fred. Hotchktsss distinctly states that Ack­ er’s English Remedy lias and does cure con­ tracted consumption. Ask for circular. An entirely new medicine, guaranteed. Gregory Bros.’ circus is haunting south-west­ ern Michigan. . . Health la a duty, disease a crime. Use Dr Henry Baxter’s Mandrake Bitters and be cure< of all biliiouaness or liver trouble. 25 cents wll buy a large bottle. Depositors have over 163,000 In the bank at Grass Lake. J. A. Tawney, Esq., a leading attorney of Winona, Minn., writes: “After using It for more than three year*', I talk great pleasure in stat­ ing that I regard Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, as the best remedy in the world for Coughs and Colds. It has never failed to cure the most severe colds I have had, and In­ variably relieves tbe pair In tbe cheat." Trial bottles of this sure eure for all Throat and Iaiur Diseases may be hail tree nt W. H. Goodyears drug store. Large size, f 100. At Panama In the hospital are 12 easesof yel­ low fever and too of dysentery. Old but good; Downs* Elixir has been In suc­ cessful use more than fifty years. . Ferdinand Vou Hodistcttera, German geolo­ gist. is dead. George Campbell, Hopkinsville, Ky., says: Burltock Blood Bitten Is the best preparation for the blood and stomach ever manufactured. « ' The Egyptian conference will probably re­ assemble next Tuesday. ■ Fred. Hotchkiss states that Indigestion pre­, pares every one for disease, but guarantees; Acker's Dji pepsin Tablets to cure all forms of’ indigestion. The French chamber has passed the sugar duty bill, 275 to 198. Consumption Cured. . An old physician, retired from practice, hav­ ing had placed lu his hands by an East India missionary tbe formula of a sunpie vegetable remedy for the speedy and j>ennanent cure of Consumption. UrotK-hlUs. Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and lung affections, also a positive and radical cure for Nervoua Debility and all nervoust complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make It known to hls suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suneriug, I will send free of charge, to all who desire it. this recipe. In Ger­ man, French or English, with full directions «for preparing and using. Bent by mull by address­ ing with stamp, naming tills paper. W. A. Nov km. 140 Power’s Block. Rochester. N..Y. The loss of the lumber burned at Byers Is es­ timated to be 975,000; insurance tso.ooo. An Answer Wanted. Can any one brinks Its a case of Kidney or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters will not speedily cure? We say they can not. as thous­ ands of cases already permanently cured and who an- daily recommending Electric Bitters, will prove. Bright’s Disease. Diabetes, Weak■ Back, or any urinary complaint quickly cured.• They purify tbe blood, regiflato the bowels, and' act directly on the diseased parts. Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at 50c. a bottle by W. H.. Goodyear. A highway robbery occurred at Grand Rapids। last week In broad daylight. Bewabk of Fralim.—Be sure you get the■ genuine Dr. Tliomas' Electric Oil. It cures‘ colds, croup, asthma, deafness and rheumatism. ' Benton Harbor will build a four-room ward school house. . My physician said 1 could not live, my liver otft Of order; frequently vomited greenish miu-oas,, skin yellow, small dry humors on face, stomach■ would not retain fo<xl. Bunlock Blood Bitters cured me. Mrx. Adelaide O'Brien, 372 Exchange! Bt. Baffallo, N. Y. Fires are raging around Farwell. Dad drainage causes sickness, bad blood am Improper naian of the Liver and kidney? is bad drainage tqthe human system, which Burdock Blood Bitter? remedy. Robert P/Tuten now has charge of the Meno­■ minee Range. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,• Bores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Bores, Tetter, Chappep Hands, Chilblains. Coms, and all Skin[ Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay’ required. It Is guanuiteed to Rive perfect satis­; faction. or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. Grand Blanc'Congregatlonallsto will publish1 their history. M. L. Blair, alderman Bill ward, Scranton, Pa.; stated Nov. s, *83: He had used Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil for sprains, bums, cuts and rheumaCarver Post of Frankfort, numbers 74 mem- Frederick HotebkiM, tbe druggist, is always wide awake to business and spores no i>ains to secure tho best of every article in his line. He has secured the agency for Kemp’s Balsam for i.kmsumptton. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron­ chitis. and all affections of the throat and lungs. Sold ou a positive guarantee. Price 50c. aiidfL 'Charlcvoix entertained Gov. Begole last week. Persons whose lungs are Impaired or have throat diseases should not go to the seashore, as the air is always poison­ ous to such troubles. Use Dr. Bigelow’s Positive Cure. It cures coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, asthma. Influenza, and all throat and lung dfseaMs. Mont­ gomery & Co.,druggists, Decorah, Iowa, say: "We are having a run on Positive botttea free of Fred*k HotchkiM. in the summer of 1857 Mr. Lincoln made his first visit to Cincinnati. He wm original counsel fur tbe defendant fan a patent reaper suit pending in the Uhitcd States Circuit Court for Northern Illinois. The argument of the case was adjourned to Cincinnati, the home of Judge McLean, at his suggestion and for his accommodation. Mr. Lincoln came tu the city a few days before the argmnent took place, and remained dur.ng bis stay at the house of a friend. The c:ise was one of large importance pecuniarily, and in the law questions involved. Reverdy Johnson represented the plaintiff. Mr. Lincoln had prepared himself with tbo greatest care; his ambition was up to speak in the case, and to measure swords with the renowned lawver from Baltimore. It was understood’between his client and himself before his coming that Mr. Harding, of Philadelphia, was to be associated with him in the case, and was to make the “mechanical argu­ ment." Mr. Lincoln was a little sur­ prised and annoyed, after reaching here, to learn that his client had also associated with him Mr. Edwin M. Stanton, of Pittsburgh, and a lawyer of our own bar, the reason assigned'being that the importance of the case required a man of the experience and power of Mr. Stanton to meet Mr. Johnson. The Cincinnati lawyer was appointed “for his local influence." These reasons did not remove the slight conveyed in the .employment, without consulta­ tion with him of this additional counsel. He keenly felt it, but ac­ quiesced. The trial of the case came on; the counsel for defense met each pioruing for consultation. On one of these occasions one of the counsel moved that only two of them should speak in the case. This motion was acquiesced in. It had always been understood that •Mr. Harding was U> speak to explain the mechanism of the reapers. So this mo­ tion excluded either Mr. Lincoln or Mr. Stanton from speaking— which? By the custom of the bar, as between counsel of equal standing, and in the absence of any action of the client, the original counsel speaks. By this rule Mr. Lincoln had precedence. Mr. Stanton suggested to Mr. Lincoln to make the speech. Mr. Lincoln an­ swered, “No; do you speak." Mr. Stanton promptly replIM, “I will," and, taking up his hat, said be would go and make preparation. Mr. Lincoln acquiesced in this, but was deeply grieved and mortified; he took but little porr interest in the case, though re­ maining until the conclusion of the trial. He seemed to be greatly de­ pressed. and gave evidence of that ten­ dency to melancholy which so marked his character. His parting on leaving the city cannot.beforgotten. Cordially shaking tbe hand of ids hostess, he said: “You have made my stay here'most agreeable, and I am a thousand times quest for me to come again, I must say to you I never expect to be in Cincinnati again. I have nothing against the city, but tilings have so happened here as to make it undesirable for me ever to re­ turn here." Thus untowardly met the first time Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Stanton. Little did either then suspect that they were to meet again on a 1 argertheater, to be­ come the chief actors in a great his­ torical epoch. —Br. M. Dickson^in Har­ per's Magazine. Curious Interjections. An odd thing about interjections is that very few peopje know what tbev imply when they umi them. One of the most familiar of all is tbe cry: “Dear me!" which, as a comedy that had a very long run some years ago, went to prove—though proof was not necessary. —is susceptible of many interpretations when differently spoken. Few people are, perhaps, aware that “Dear me" is believed to be a corruption of the com­ mon French “Mon Diev," through the Italian “Dio Mio." These words, wben quickly pronounced, sound much like the often heard “Dear me,” and ore supjxjscd to have originated the phrases; while the companion ciy, “O, dear mo!" is said to be tho English form of “Ay de mi!" How it happens that words and phrases from all countries haw been pressed into service by English speakers is a matter which it would be very difficult to explain; but the fact remains. Ono frequent explanation is borrowed from “the unspeakable Turk," as Mr. Glad­ stone used to call the subjects of the Sultan a few years ago. ’Dtis is “bosh!" for ‘‘bosh" is the pure Turkish for “empty." There are so many ways of telling a man he is mistaken, or is talk­ ing nonsense, that it is strange that the Turkish method should have been adopted. “Jingo" is another Oriental term, a corruption of “Jenco," which means tbe deviL "By jingo" is em­ ployed by many people who never sup­ pose that they approach to what is comprehensively called swearing or to the use of bad language. Many innocent­ sounding expressions have, a strong meaning, while, on the other hand, many strong-sou^uing expressions are jxirfectly innocent If a little boy said, for in­ stance, that he “didn’t care aidam," he would probably get into trouble, yet there is no harm tn the phrase, except of course, that “don’t care" came to a bad end. A “dam" is a small Indian coin of trifling value; not to “care a dam" is no to care twopence. Among tbe lower classes, "drat ’em”—or drat him or her, as the case may be—is very often employed to Sve vent to disoontent or reproof; and is has a serious significance. “Drat ’em" is a contraction of “May* the gods uproot them," and the now extinct ’’Od’ rot ’em’’—extinct unless by chance it lingers among some old-fashioned peo­ ple in out-of-the-way districts—is an­ other form of the sama imprecation. “Fools, ’od rot ’em" were ‘.the last words of Higginbottom" in a famous poem, bat it u probable that since Hig­ ginbottom not very many people have used the phrase. “Hurrahr’ is another interjection that had a powerful signifi­ cance. It wm an appe*l to the God Thor, and was derived from tbe words dwbed upon thdr foee. Little does the young lady who crios “Hurrah" to cel­ ebrate soon sack little triumph as the return or failure to return a ball at lawn tennis know that she is invoking- tbe aid ------- ‘ , ■ ,tasks would have said if any one bad <told him that when he cried “Yoricks!" ridmble number pt we*ltb) 'to the Handley-cross pack be was adopt­ would be saier u •ing the language of a nation for which ests ol tbe northern republic were intended he had a profound contempt. In one of his burlesques Robson, after remarking 0,TTih*notlon. however, eeem, to be that some one had been “talking,, ip UnrifuL There h nothta heroics," used to pause to inquire, with the nnrtbeni portion ol Mexico, with the air oi one who sought the solution of tbe exception, periinpe. of paru of Tmda puzzle “I wonder what) that hunte- •tiiluM lo attract the immigration ol mau meant by yo-fcks?" That is not NorSrAmericana. Tbe barren the orthodox pronunciation, nor are tbe of Coahuila. Chihuahua awl Seuora cries of huntsmen and whips to be trans offer email Induoemenu to settlers. lated into the alphabet; but "hoix"--or Erin tbe beat parts ol these Stales can Ioicks, as it is more generally spelled— only be made useful for cattle ranges, i a form of "haut-ici.” and “halloo!’ is and th.wc require but a limitedl_(“P?'*; “auloup!"—to the wolf. The meaning tion. Too minee, bowerer rich tbej of the halloo, therefore, has in no .way may bo. can on y.be worhwi with °c«lj altered. Wben a wolf was found the apparatua. and the Indian, of the Normans cried “Auloup!" to guide tbe nJrmtrr will auppir every dermuid tor wolf hounds to their quarry. : When a labor. In this situation throe la fox is viewed away at the present time Ing to bring about annexation. If tba halloo is given by the whip or by some­ oountrj were rich, if it were capaNe 0 body else—a somebody ven' often who being'rettiod by a denre agricultural halfoos in the wrong place, and does far population, the case might be other­ more harm than good—but this is by the wise; but as it now stands, there is noth-, way. To the sportsmen the two shouts ing that can make it an ,or sound much alike, and to hounds, an­ American politicians to add Mexico or cient and modern, who do not discrim­ anv part of it to the United States. inate in the matter of spelling, there 0?course, the restless Yankee will can have been no difference at all. always have heavy interests la Mexico. “Hark forrard!” again, is derived from No matter what losses may be incurred, the old cry, “a qui forbeur!"—London the chanocs of successful mining or of Standard._______ fortunate bits in other dis^Aiow will alwavR snffice to charm a due propor­ Speed, Expense nnd Safety. tion of our speculators. But whatever • If ever, or rather, whenever—for that etfret these .gentlemen may produce, ot the day will soon come we entertain no however their wishes may be seconded doubte-a ship crosses tbe Atlantic at an bv a few rich Mexicans, it is most im­ average speed of twenty knots an hour, probable that the northern republic it is probable that she will have coct will desire, or that the southern republic about half a million pounds before sh* will be willing, to dbnex the fwe Mao­ sails for the first time from Liverpool od trios together undvr one Government. from Milford Haven. “It is the pact In the North the pdlicy pt addit»six or which kills," as all riders to foxhounds, eight million* of ludiMns M a’ *Alng all drivers of railway express trains, population in which there is already and all engineers of ocean and river too much of ignqrsoee will npt be tol­ steamboats know full well; nor can it erated; while tn .tbe Sdftth *he differ­ be denied that extraordinary and sus­ ences of race, language; laws and tained speed in a hunter, a railway lo­ usages will pcqaeMt on that side ob­ comotive, and a steam-vessel is attain­ stacles equally HifunnouRtable. Each able only at a heavy cost. Who that country will, pt uourse, exert its due has contemplated the magnificent ma- , weight in the 4evolvp^qL of tbe other: chinery with which such vessels as the and there should b? n reiuon in any Oregon, the Alaska, tbe Arizona, the- national k alouries or fears of encroach­ Serna, the City of Rome, and the Ger­ ment, wiiy this de velopment should not manic are fitted, can have forgotten the be healthy, invigorating, and always in note of alarm sounded by Charles the direction of progress.—C A. Dana, Dickens in his well-known letter to his ■in N. Y. Sun. biographer, John Foster, which was written after the author of *The Pick­ Kacauley’s Opinion of Himself. wick Papers’ had made his first trip “I have written," he wrote with great across the Atlantic in 1842? “We mean,” writes Dickens to his friend, candor to Macvey Napier, “several “to return home in a packet ship—not things on historical, political and moral in a steamer. When 1 tell vou all that questions, of which, on the fullest re­ I observed on board tho Britannia I consideration,'I am not ashamed, but by shall astonish you. Meanwhile, con­ which I should be willing to be esti­ sider two of her dangers. First, that if mated. But I have never written a the funnel were blown overboard, the page of criticism on poetry or the fine vessel must instantly be-on fire from stem arts which 1 would not burn if I had the to stern; to comprehend which you must power. 1 leave it to yourself to make recollect that the funnel is more than the comparison. I am sure that on re­ forty feet high, and that at night you flection you wtll agree with m?« Hazsee the solid nre two or three feet above litt used to say to himself: ’I am noth­ its top. Secondly, each of these boats ing if not critical.’ The case with me consumes between London and Halifax is directly the reverse. I have a strong seven hundred tons of coal, and-it is and acute enjoyment of great works pretty clear from this enormous differ­ imagination; but I have never habit­ ence of weight in a ship of only twelve uated myself to dissect them." Not hundred tons burden that she must be leas sound was his estimate of his great either too heavy when she comes out of history. A fortnight before ita publica­ port or too light when she goes in." It tion be wrote in his diary: “The state is satisfactory to reflect that during tbe of my own mind is this: Wben I com­ two and forty years which have inter­ pare my own work with what I imagine vened since these words were written nistory ought to be I feel dejected and there has been no instance in which a ashamed; but when I compare it with funnel has boen blown overboard upon some histories which have a high repute the Atlantic, or anywhere else, and that I feel reassured.” At a subsequent thousands upon thousands of trips have stage of the publication he writes: •*! been made by steamers with such se­ dawdled over my book most of tbe dav. curity to passengers that, writing on sometimed in good, sometimes in bad board a Cunarder, Mark Twain onoe Sirits about it On tbe whole, I think remarked that he felt rather safer at at it must do. The only oompetition, sea than he did ordinarly upon land.— so far as 1 perceive, it has to dread is London Telegraph. that of the two former volumes. Cer­ tainly no other history of William’s A Pertinent Question Which a Priest reign is either so trustworthy or so Asked. agreeable." The following entry is interesting: “I looked through ------ ’s Some years ago the world renowned Sam Ward was tn the city of New York two volumes. He is, I see, an imitator of me, But I am a very unsafe model. with a friend whom he had known for Mv manner is, I think, and the world many years. They were stopping at thinks, on the whole a good one; but it the New York Hotel. Tbe friend fell is very near to a baa manner indeed, sick. One night’ the doctor said he and those characteristics of my style must die; that he could do no more for him. Ward sal up with his friend to which are most easily copied are the watch his life go out. At 4:30 o'clock most questionable.—Chambers' Journal. in tbe morning his friend was very low. He said to Ward: "Will you please send for a priest?" Ward had never heard that his friend was religious and had not ti»c remotest idea that he was a Roman Catholic. But of course he asked no questions. He rushed out of the hotel and around the corner- where a neighboring priest’s house wm pointed out to him. Entering be found the priest dressed ready to attend early mass. He said to him in a bland, suave, deferen­ tial way: “Father, there is a friend of mine lying st the point of death at the New York Hotel, and in his extremity he desires the presence of a Catholic priest Can vou come with me and go to him?" 'Die priest looked at him gravely and then said: “Is he an Irish­ man?" Ward replied: “No, be is an American." “I will come with you at once,” said the priest, putting on his hat and coat quickly and the two walked out. Ward was very curious to understand the reason of the question. He kept turning it over in his mind as they went along and finally just before they entered the hotel he said: “Father. If you do not regard it as an impertinent curiosity I would like to ask why you wanted to know whether my friend was an Irishman or an American." “Sim­ ply enough," said the priest, with a shrug; “If he had been an Irishman I should have taken my breakfast before going with you. for an Irishman with the bellyache is .always at the point of death and wants to see a priest; but an American never wanto for one unless be isreaUy^ln tbe last extremity.—Obr. —Oscar Clark, a recently medical graduate. went to St. Paul where, fail­ ing to get to any practice, he went to found in the pree- widow at eleven husbands. The <u<ible bachelors of that town tht* *_• riooaly at Seeing to th< North.— cWoo^o GErman^O FOR JPAJJXT. Rheumitfsm, C|ieant*gi», .Sctotlea, Lss^aqs, ffaskachs. Hssssras. Tssaiassa, OFFKERSSBUffiSR J??. l,“*. LOaEf—fi ,K. You want toning up. 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A passenger wbo boarded a train com­ ing east over tbo Detroit, Lansing & Northern Road, at loiia, the other day, took a seal in front of a woman who was rery curioufMnindod about the country. Sho asked about the crops, the price of land, the characteristics of the people, tbe climate and many other things. To each and every question tie returned a respectful: "Don’t know ma’am—I really don’t know?" • J v ’IV** “ a climate m New York?" / “I think so.1 ma'am, bat I ain’t sure.” “Do the people seem cheerful?" but Tm not cer­ tain. BIiHB-iPJCfflcin Rlon and official muster, wUrfind It to ti»eir interrst to communicate promptly, and with par­ ticulars. a'tth Me N xi 1.1. .ft BibcK AttonteVs and BoUcltoru, Drawer <17. WasMagtoii. D. fi No fees in advance; honorable dealing; highest mnuramnsm I' Livre Kid Kidney Remedy, 23TnPf*lad**' from wril known CURE SICK "Are the farmers low ,pl riled o^. the price of wheel?' may be, bat I can't M t„ HEAD. '•ShonM yoa rey u,|, wa. a good lilelnf'' 1 nhouldn t lute to say, ma'am?" Mil coMommltUl auwen seemed to annoy her, and. afire a brief silence •he continued: •JHnve you been In Michigan lonr?' ■Three yeara. ma'ntn." "Arid yqj ,ou don’t aeem to hare ported roureelf much." "WtJl. ma'am, to tell you the troth," ™id2>l1ie!b t°rwd •b*ot' "I’n’ • Zu . 1 ““ up Iwe and re a way to make the dnn By, and aha didn’t open her mouth a>X ..- V! •l _ ___ i' . .. even to —Some Engllsn ladle. Few York hotel, uld tha »ith which American ladl talre trine, without oowca Iritod than more than anjx trt Men In thia oounarx—, WlMOH-THUl 4 IRON ONIC **^*^S*Ji» ‘ “KXiViiii. x*r ra< •ftfSSL carmb medicixe BAND co.!"’ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-08-01.pdf 7c65759cfc4a024ea917a6eecb51f110 PDF Text Text VOL. XXIX. Nd: 15, f' e Hastings Banner HASTINGS, MICH., AUGUST 1, 1884. The Hastings Banner. County News. ri-BlvTHKKO FBIDATS, AT Woodland. better/1* TW Hastings, Barky Co., Mail, tW'rtuw MARSHAL!-* L. COOK. • SL BSCRIFTIOM RATES! G. V. HUdinger Is preparing in ndmnee. $i.W l*r T***: If |paid within six model Ms house. mouths £1.25 per year; If not paid until ex­ . n ratton of ye ar. 81.50. Subscribers outH building an ad­ p side of Bam- Co., 81.25 ner year, in­ dition to his dwelling in south part ot variably cash In advance. village. n ADVERTISING RATES: reporta of conduct ot boys at the bchlappl cbureh a tew citizens ot back Ixme are wanted there. ' Justice Stowell made two souls happy JOB PRINTING. W.I. - ul pride tn felt In tiie Job Printing De- one toy tat week-Henry SwtaS narnnz-nrol the Bannkr Evenrthint in the fn'ire oifl'V I* new; »nd with the latest faces of Miss Robinson. t\i-. the intMt approved pattenu of machinery. The families of John Lee and David , j .•.nilpotent workmen employed, enables the Juxm do flnd-clnss job work. Haight each have met with the loss of a young child. Both funerals occured ELEMENT SMITH, on Thursday last; t Lawyer, Mrs. Wesley Meyera had the misfor­ t< iiBces over IL K. Grant’s store.) Praetiivs In all courts of the State. Collections- tune to break a needle off in her hand, prowtpt’y looked utter. causing a painful operation to remove TCR’Y .*100 00 iitf bpeciai 'pbiuttomk* K \ kITEN A Van ARMAN, Lawyers. (Over Hartings National Bank.) TOHN CARVETH, J Attorney at Law, Middleville, Midi. UTE W. NISKERN, P Lawyer. . (liter Spaulding’s dry goods store.) Will ..ticiul promptly to nil business In all courts. <’iiarg»=» reasonable. . sly BLE 4 E. KEN'ASTON, A. Attorney at Law, •liver J. a. GoodyparBCa’s store.) Praetices In all courts of the State. Collections prompt*)- attending to^____________________ [ W. LOWRY, M.D’ IE U. Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. iUfflre. joi Thorn St., Hastings, Mich.) Calls In town or country promptly attended., Office hours—«to 10 a. in. and t to 3 p. tn. Telephone a’ Holloways’ drag store. si^eln! attention paid to surgical diseases • and •1!h;i- - of q.c eye and ear. 0 ACKETT BUTLER, D Pysicians and Surgeons, (Prairieville, Mich.) Ah calls, night or day, promptly attended. Irup Lana Holly and Louisa Bitzer are on the sick list. We will have something to say in the near future about certain parties im­ porting kegs of beer and having high old times on Sunday. Perhaps about the third time’ it occurs people will wake up. The G. A. R. festival was largely at­ tended and well patronized. The ladies who had the management of the affair tender their thanks to the public and to the Comet band. Miss Angie Holmes has sold her in­ terest in the millinery business to Miss Parks and Mrs. Stanley. The essay of Mrs. Campbell at the last Sabbath evening of the W. C. T. U.. was a fine effort, very much in contrast to the political’harangue delivered by the speaker following, whose remarks were pronounced by very many of the congregation to be ungen tlemanly and uncalled for at the time and place. We are called upon frequently - to ll. T1MNIERMAN, • Honuppathlc Physician & Surgeon, help along and get published some (First door east of Holloways’ drug store.) slanderous attack. Some people think 1|R. Wm. JONES, ' it is for the best interest of the com­ JJ Dentist. munity if they have something detri­ Al> work promptly attended to. mental to Hume one’s reputation. It is about time this thing should be stopped WELTON A WHITLOCK for it is not always confined to ignor­ Are agents for the Watertown Insurance Co. ant, viscious parties, but occasionally Thev write policies on a man's property against low’byflre, lightning or wind; against a man’s originates from parties of whom better life by death and accident. tilings are expected It may be oc­ pOOK a; SHELDON, casionally neeessiiry to condemn soi^p one’sjivii actions. |n case it can (Onfeeln Abstract Block, Hastings, Mich,) be done in u proper manner, but to Hava the only set ot Abstract Books in Bnrrjshout libelous falsehoods against par­ County.' . . . j ■ ; ties through envy or-jealous dispositions f" A. FOOTE, M. D., JU. Physician and Surgeon, deserves the severest condemnation. The band have erected a large tent lOflh-■■ e.Tit side Main St., Nashville, Mich.) Resilience next door north Wolcott House. awning lietween F. F. Hilbert’s and L. All calls pruiiipdy attended too. day or night. Kaul’s stores, where they will discourse KbEPH KNIGHT, • music and hereafter sell refreshments, v Veterinary Surgeon. (Bes’leuf. Rutland. ue:u-Yeekley school-house.) instead of at the Town Hall as form­ • Will attend |il) calls for services night or day. erly. Charges reasonable. NASHVILLZ E. F. BBOWXj M. 1). W. P. I’OLHXMua, M. D. A. P. Jones, of California^son-in-law BIIS. BROWN & I’OLHEMUS, of Mrs. Ralston, is visiting-mends and llomtvpiithic Physicians & Surgeons, relatives here and elsewhere in the over jtdhis Russell's store. Main 8L; Call* tmswe&tHcqfn the office at all hours of i state. the dav or night. Dr. I'ulhcnius win give special B. B. Lee has gone to Dakota upon a attention to diseases of the Eye and Ear. 0f8ce-liours-Mi to 12 a. in.; 2 to4 p. m. business trip of a couple of weeks. Mrs. Hyde and son are visiting her pLAJlKE RIKER/ v Attorneys at Law and neice, Mrs. W. E. Buell. . Solicitors in Chancery. The Augusta Mines’ minstrel troupe (Wffl.'Lb In Uulon block,,over Beamer Bros.) interested fair sized audiences on Fri­ -Hastings, Mich, - Practice in all courts of the state. Attend to day, Saturday, and Sunday evenings at collections anti perfecting titles to real estate. the opera house. They came near strand­ Money to loan (insurance token, etc., etc. ing here, but finally succeeded in mak­ F 'lawn for. G:r • ■I CUBE. iMor.Scnl itacaaflUlb ion, cay, ihood. I 4Mm >o nan Philip t. colgrove, Lawyer, HasUhgf, Weir. Attorney for Barry County. , ' VILLE Agricultural Depot. {geg Light in Draft left cut and will elevate and bind grain from 10 inches to 8 feet . long- Raison aoi Crown Mom Royee Reapers. Every article of Haying and Harvesting Machin­ ery used. the Urm Block <x Ml Mod. of farm machinery Between Jackson and Grand Rapids. ' Alio a grand big stock Hardware and Building Materia), Doors, Bash, i Prices Low as anybody. c. L. GLASGOW, ing the next town, The Battle Creek races have attracted a number of our citizens this week. Jack Brady, who has ' rather prided himself upon being a bruiser, arrived in our town last Thursday from the Marshall jail. He imbibed some fire­ water on Saturday, and in the evening wanted to borrow half a dollar of a man who refused him. Jack made for him, and proposed to bulldose him into lending him the money. The gentle­ man had friends near who came to his rescue an<f kept Brady from doing any damage until the marshal collared him and lodgtyl him in the lock up. Brady was brought before 'Squire Feighner on Mondav morning, had his trial, was found guilty and sentenced to the Detroit House of correction for seventy and a half to one gallon of water; or if desired common road dust when very <ln can n,^ lt .buataUy Thew mcasum tAwi lor the benefit it the entire community, u well u indlvidualB, and we trust our citlzoia win cheerfully comjly with aU requirements even though theydo cause them some extra work and inconvenience, together with a trifling expense Chas. Ime, ot St Louis Mo. is visiting his brother-in-law, W. J. Marble and his nephew, H, M. Lee, for a day or two. He goes froth here to ' Petoskey, and there spends the summer with his fam­ ily. who have been there for some time. Andrew Hardy and family have gone to Petoskey for a few weeks recreation. A. L. Foote and wife attended the races at Battle Creek Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Daisy Smith, who has been vis­ iting Hattie Foote, returned to her home at Battle Creek on Thursday. it had nearly demolished the buggy. Mr. Moore was thrown out on the first round and escaped with few bruise*. He receives but very tittle sympathy though, as it is thojjght that he had no business to be going fishing on Sunday The ice cream social given by the I reeport band Saturday night was a complete success. The net proceeds were 820. The boys were very agreea­ bly surprised by a visit from the Clarks­ ville band, which did not arrive till after dark, and the first intimation of their presence was the sound of music on the street in front of the hall. • Prominent men of different 'parties in this section of Barry county have mentioned, in our hearing, the satisfac­ tory manner in which Clement Smith hies filled the office of Judge of Probate, and expressed the belief that the coun­ ty would be best served by his re­ flection to another term. Mr. Smith has shown eminent ability in djaehargOARLTpk’ ing the intricate duties of his office, Guyles’ brother-in-law is visiting him. and lias always exhibited a non-parti­ Thomas Center has returned from san demeanor in his dealings with all. Speaking from an independent stand; York state. We neglected to mention the voung point, we • believe that Barry county ladies tea party held at A. G. Center’s people will best subserve their -own interests by re-electing Mr. Smith to last week. A. L. Griswold, of Hastings, repre­ another term. senting a prohibition movement, will deliver a lecture in the school house Friday evening of this week. A successfully taught term of school is closed this week. The teacher, Miss Morgan, returns to Hastings. Mta T. Center, a lady sixty years age, was brought home from Rochester, New York, where her eyes were being treated, totally blind, and her reason is dethroned. Having lived here long, is well known and loved by many. Her friends despair of her life as she is moribund. Mr. Frank Andrus was the unamious choice of the lodge for worthy chief the second term. , Installation of officers and confering degrees will take place this week Sat­ urday evening. Some of the democrats don’t like that story about Cleveland, and are angry about it. Carlton republican convention will be held at the hall Monday, August 4th, at four o'clock. A republican pole will be erected at Carlton center in the afternoon of Sat­ urday, August 9th. All republicans are asked to help. Miss Lizzie Adolphus, of Reed City, is visiting friends and relatives in MORGO-THORNAPPLE. Party of campers at the Grove House. The masons are laying a stone wall under the old saw raiU at Morgan. Picnic from Hastings at Thornapple lake last Friday. Mr. Morgan has returned from his northern trip. II. H. Hull'a nd wife visiting at Mr. Hull’s, in Morgan. . Elijah Hale. Joseph Fails and H. H. Sparks took a trip to Lansing Wednes­ day. BEN. BUTLER’S SPEECH. His own Language: For Using Which he Was snubbed by THE DEMOCRATIC NATION­ AL CONVENTION. AN EXCELLENT ARGUMENT FOR THE REPUBLICAN DOCTRINE OF PROTECTION TO AMERI­ CAN INDUSTRIES. No matter how radically one may differ with Ben Butler in politics, ho cannot but say that the “cock-eyed son" of the oldJBay state is a remark­ ably able os well as-shrewd man. He gives a reason for the faith that is in him, whether that reason strikes you as a good one or not. In the following Carlton. speech, his presentation of -the claims Oat harvest has commenced. The of the American laborer is masterly. dry weather hurt the crop some, but His language, in denouncing the demo­ there will be a fair yield. cratic tariff plank, Is terse, vigorousA their last meeting the Carlton cen­ and pointed. It so ably shows the ter lodge I. O. G. T. elected the follow­ position of the democracy on the tariff ing officers for the next quarter. , question, that we gladly give place to W.C. T.—Frank Andrus' his speech in our columns. In this W. V. T.—Lillie Center. connection it may be said that, for so W. S.—A. J. .Stillwell. strongly insisting that the rights 08 W. F. 8.—C. W. Stillwell. lalx>r be respected by the national dem­ W. T.—Jay Carpenter. W. M.—F. B. Fleming. I ocratic convention, that body deliber­ W. I. G.—Villie Warner. ately snubbed him, and it was amidst W. O. G.—Frank Watkins. hisses and calls of “time” that he was permitted to close his remarks. But PaAIBIEVILLE. Ben Butler was shrewder than his Dog days are in order. enemies; he put the democratic convendisThe doctors complain that it is vention on record as refusing to recog­ tressingly healthy. nize the demands of America’s work­ Mrs. A. J. Bowne, ot Hastings, ac­ ingmen, and now is prepared to with­ companied by Mrs. Brickley, ot Quincy, draw from the democracy a large visited Mrs. W. H. Willis and Mrs. A. element hitherto a staunch ally. In Storms last week. . this connection it may be said that the Mrs. M. J. Taggart spent a short leaders of Ben Bytier’s followers in time with friends in our village last Barry county are down on their knees week. before the democrats of the county, Will J. Murphy and wife, of Battle courting a fusion with the party which Creek, were guests of Dr. Sacket last snubbed and insulted Butler at Chi­ Sabbath. cago. Below is the speech: Eddie Packard and wife spent Sun­ Gentlemen of the convention, I ap­ day with their mother. pear before vou with great diffidence, Quite a large number witnessed the having to differ from the very able com­ baptism of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Benson, mittee of which 1 was an associate. Many and most things in the platfonn at the Holcomb Lake, on Sablmth after­ I agree to. You have heard the vari­ noon. The ceremony was performed ous propositions read which I have by Jtev. Mr. Pope, of the Baptist submitted and which were not agreed to. I ahall speak to you now in the church. _______ time permitted to me of but one, where there are the greatest and most radical FREEPORT. differences between the two platforms, and it is comprised in a single sentence. From the Herald. . Mr John Norman has rented s. Everything else was agreed to. We Hunt’s store building and will move both agreed that there is no constitu­ tional power in the government to raise his harness stock in about Angust let. a dollar’s taxes beyond the necessary He wifi occupy the second story m Uv- expenses of an economical and honest administration. (Applauae.] We nil IngJooms. ____ Bev. Bertram has so far recovered as agreed that these could be mieed for tq be able to take a short walk Monday Station from custom revenues, after the manner of our fathers. We agreed that the material used in the arte and "''jlr'1!! B. Bichanla, of Prairieville, the necessaries of life not produced in Sundered in Freeport, the guest of J. this country must be untaxed. X5 here we differed was tn this: I daim that Normal. Mr. B. i. • rtprraentat ve in raising that revenue it was a duty of business man of that portion of the the government so to adjust the laws as to best promote American enterprise county. The fall term of school commences and foster and cherish AmeriAn labor. five days. „ , The board of health of the village of Nashville held a meeting on Monday evening, and directed the health officer together with the marshal to make a tour of inspection throughout the vil­ lage. This will be done immediately and we urge all householders to hearti­ ly carry out any suggestion made ty next Monday, July SI, and continues tie board of heMth. While our vUtae eleven weeks. Mr. August Nagler and at preeent ia free from dtaaeee danger­ Miss Augusta Hinckley are the able ous to the public health, still it 1» Kraitteachers. . Mr. Isaac Moore narrowly escaped source ot disease, or any foul ptaw or being killed Sunday. He hitched up accumulation of vegilable or gwn. A Yarger’s bay, and white SXiM be removed, or «Wnforted, watering the aninud at the tank, it JTthe h«a took frfght at the earfUtb top and "SteTh’UObbJirn™mmendM1 started to run and kick. Becoming en­ tangled in the harness it could not go bou^oiders disinfect any foul f„ but kept whirling about Main St. place upon their pvemlww, by the use of ■nd before the animal could be secured 1° Pn>l»rtion of one moment, the democratic party refusing, when they must raise UXW, to raise them In such a uuuzner as best to sustain their own laboring medicant. no beggarrSSSretKu WHOLE NO. 1515. where it will hurt the leasts Is that an unreasonable demand ? ■ Do you think you can ?et along without them ? I <k> The chair flnanlly succeeded in ob­ not. and therefore I brought them here taining order by the vigorous tub of the as your allies, if you receive them. » I object to the tariff plank of vour igavel. Butler continued: - Let me repeat that platform adopted by your committee, for it took them 36 hours to Lame it George Wasliingtcc could not have [laughter,] and if it took those able passed a civil sendee examination in gentlemen that time to frame it and ithe capital for a 81XX) clerkship. His get it in form, there must be some tea- 1early education was neglected, and in son for it, and if they could not find out Ihis will, written by his own hand, he what they meant in 36 hours, bow am ispells clothes “cloaths." Therefore, I I a laboring man to find out what it Ihave said the offices belonged to the means. [Applause and laughter.]. The 1people, and there ought to be a frequent tariff plank of the platform shojiia be <change of office in order to look ovs' so that he who runs may read. (Loud 'the books and see who are defaulters, applause.] The difficulty was that iand they want to be turned out,’ or etoe there was a radical difference between when ' you try to punish them they will us—a difference of principles’. The 1protect one ('mother, as they did in the very able chairman of the committee, istar route trial. Again. 1 want a fre­ Cob Morrison, for whom I have the <quent change of office in order to coun­ very highest respect, because he i >eIieveB 1teract the great tendency of these times ’ that there should be no such thing as to ' a caste of aristocratic life officers. If protectibn of American labor by reve- ian office is a good thing, then I want all nue taxation—indeed I think he believes ’the people to have a chance at it that it cannot be done, and I believe ![Laughter.] If it to a bad thing, it b there should be that protection, such 1too bad to put in a poor fellow for his [Laughter.] In the closing mo­ fostering, such cherishing—he could life. ! not yield his convictions, I could not 1ments of the time permitted to md I yield mine, and therefore our associates want to call your attention back to the upon the committee had to spend all ’main thing, because all these other their time to say something which matters ■ are of very slight consequence would mean one thing one way and an- in i comparison. Bring your-minds once other thing another way. [A’pplause.] 1more liack to this tariff platfonn. Tell And now read that platform. Reau 1them this to-night: Tell the workmen that tariff plank, and then set- if you ’and women of this country to-night ' can find out exactly what it does mean. whether we will or will not protect [Loud laughter and applause.] It does 1them; no. not protect, but cherish and not mean protection. If it did, CoL 1foster, like a mother does her child the Morrison is too honest a man to bring it Ilaboring men and women of this coun­ here (applause and cries of correct,) and 1try. Tell them that ■ and you will the country. Refuse to tell them yet it is so-twisted so that it is suppos- sweep । ed that it might mean protection. 1that and they, sorrowful that the dem­ Democrats in the convention you pass- 1ocratic party has deserted them, will ed a tariff plank in 1876, a tariff for Igo their way sadly to the workshop, revenue only (applause,) arffi you ।and remain there on election day. Now, my friends, I shall ask a call of had a statesman on it that could carry states upon the substitution of my a very poor platform on his back and the ' yet win. In 1880 you had a tariff for ’tariff plank for the tariff plank of the revenue only and it broke the back of ।platfonn. There are objections. There free trade notions against protec­ the most gallant soldier in the pountry are 1 (applause,) and you lost, and nowtyOu ’tion. Theoretically I am a free trader have got a tariff for public purposes ex- 1myself. [Applause in the gallery and of “time,” and considerable con­ clusively. What is the dinerence? cries 1 “Exclusively” means “only" and “only” :fusion,] • The chair rapped vigorously and means “exclusively." [Laughter and applause.] Think it over. I am here when order had been restored Gen. But­ about no boy’s play. The success of ’1ler resumed as follows: But practically, while you have got this campaign in my judgment, before God, depends upon the question this to ’ raise 8200,000,000 a year by customs night to be settled here and now. If 'duties, there is no such thing as free you would say to the workingmen of ’trade. Therefore, so long as we raise New York, New Jersey'. Connecticut, 1this money, so long see to it that you New Hampshire, and Massachusetts* 'cherish and foster in'doing it Ainerithat you mean protection to their inter- 'can industry, and take care of Atheri- . men and women laboring for their eat, where you cannot say it for certain, can ' God help you for I cannot. [Applause.] ।support. Then let me say to you, if Your platform says that you won’t :you do that the democratic party shall cut down taxation sb but what you can 1go on and the country prosper under protect workingmen. and you siiy they thejr ■ rule from year to year, from pres­ must not be cut down bekyw thSt. Well, :idential election to presidential election, what are you going to do if you do not until the old times ot the democracy cut them down? You say now, here 1shall come liack again when thev had in your platform, that you will not dis- 'the country for a generation or’more. criminate in favor of the workingmen I[Applause and yells and cheers from and women of this country, who are the the galleries.] true democracy of the country. Mark, you may say. my very good friend, CoL A hundred and eight years ago the Morrison, will tell you that he does not people of this country declared their in­ believe in a tariff for protecting Ifclxjr tention to cease to lie subjects of Eng­ or fostering and cherishing labor. I do land and Jo become citizens of the not use the word protection. 1 ecause I Unified States. There was an Anglodo not want to flaunt 6 red rag to a American party, the Tories, that sought bull. If he does not believe that, for to nulify the patriotic intentions. The more than 50 years, the democratic par­ “Anglomen,” as Thomas Jefferson used ty has told the workingmen of the to call them, esteemed themselves as the country, ever since Andrew Jackson in “better class in society; and on patriot 1832 declared in favor of a judicious Americans they looked down its the tariff, that a tariff did afford protection “rabble." and patriot leaders they desig­ to them and they believe it, and they nated “demagogues. ” The Tories, be­ have taught it to their children and to ing in the English interest, were un­ their children’s children. You cannot questionably .the richest class in Amer­ unteach them that in a single cam­ ica. Judged by the English standard, paign unless you get the chairman of they were the ••respectability” of the the subcommittee who drew the j>lat- colonies. They made up “society.” as fonn (the gentleman from New \ ork) it is called. The colonial governors, to go into every district amkexplain. who represented the English Crown; [Laughter.] 1 speak in the interest, the Judges, who were appointed and therefore, of the democracy. I speak salaried by the king, and who held for your success, and it is for you to their places at his pleasure; army and sav whether you will grasp the success navy officers, who fascinated young wneiLit is laid down tb your hand. 1 ladies at balls; agents of English im­ do not intend to ask a vote upon any porting houses, together with the para­ resolution but this tariff resolution, and sites of all sorts who clung to the Eng­ I shall submit this tariff resolution as lish interest—these rave substance and an amendment instead of the resolution show to the “Anglican party.” Be­ which you have heard read. It was tween these elements and the people pressed through our committee by, the who were true to nature and to their cry, “Oh, we nnfct apjieal from the sub- country, and who earned their liveli­ committe." I said, I will appeal to the hood by honest methods and hard toil,' convention, tor they have got to sus­ there was but very little svmpathv. The issue was made, and the cause of tain the democracy of the country, and the “rabble" and the “demagogues” tri­ therefore I am here. I desire to call your attention to one umphed, and the lofty pretentions of or two other of the planks which I will the "Anglomen” went under. But, although the “Anglomeu” as a not submit to the convention, for I know you are anxious to get through party suffered defeat, the seed did not with your duties and go home. The die out. They still live. Possessed of first I want to call your attention to is wealth derived originally from Crown the difference in the planks about the land-grants, and augmented in recent currency. I affirm the doctrine of An­ days by- monopolies, they have bee® drew Jackson that the government able to control a large portion of the alone can issue money, and I had rather press and the pulpit, and they wield an be wrong with Jackson than be right influence in society, which is antagon­ with your committee. [Applause and istic to the principles of the declaration of independence. The old .war is now laughter.] Gen. Butler then proceeded to discuss waged on new tactics. Behind a false the currency question and expressed mask the “Anglomen" manufacture the views contained in his letter of ac­ and publish what, their roguish con- > ceptance of the greenback nomination. freres in England quote as “American z Continuing InrSaid: There is another opinion.” In their tastes, manners, and trouble. You', start off in your plat­ sympathies they are English and not form at one point and say you are for American. England is their model an honest civil service reform. Now I Their influence is exerted to denation­ will venture to say there is not a man in alize the people of this country and to this convention that is in favor of civil make America, as far as it is possible service reform, unless he is a school­ to make it without putting it bock master. [Cries of “time” in the audi­ under the English Crown, a tributary ence.] One of the first statesmen of and a province of the British Empire. The press in the service of the AnOhio, one who would have a right to have been brought here by this delega­ Elicited class in America to-day are the tion and put Wore you for your suf­ New York Time*, the New York Eve­ frages as president, an able, a learned ning Post, the New York Herakl, Har­ num. got carried away by doctrinaires pers Weekly, and Puck. Others might and started what is known as civil ser­ be mentioned, but these will do. All vice reform, and it buried him so far these journals are the open enemies of out of sight with the Ohio democracy Ireland and the Irish. All thtwe hold that he has never been heard of since. the common people in contempt. These [Laughter.] What is this cinl’aervice reform ? It is to give the man prefer­ ence who shall fllp^ar to have the most land for president of the learning. He signs a paper containing questions and if be can answer the questions he is said to be selected. favor of a vigorous Now. what I want is that the men from the people, earnest men of capacity and I come bore replaboring men. N3.eers.| I hsve brought their constitution before this convention. I above mv demand not that you should George W, i �. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. elected. This is the plan of the green­ back leaders of this city, who have been consummating a bargain and sale ticket with the democrats for some time. The Journal v/iM have to defy the leaders of THE ASIATIC SCOURGE. CHOLERA —OWNEM A» MANTFArrUMEM OF---- Hastings, Mien, August 1,1884. The Norcross Furnace! its own party if it opposes a union with ET-Eutored at the Portoffice at Hartings, Mich, the democracy, who will, bring to for transmission through the mails as second naught “all that the greenbackers have accomplished for the greenback cur­ rency.” Will the Journal dare to do Bepablican National Ticket. For President, ' JAMES &. BLAINE, of Maine. For Vice President. JOHN A. LOGAN, of Illinois. . A Republican State Convention to nominate okodldate* lor Bute oScere and electors for President and Vice-President of the United •o Wednesday. AuKuBt 1A 1SSL In accord ano® with a resolution adopted at Grand Rapids, May 10.1878. every county will be entitled to •a® delegate for each five hundred of the to­ tal vote cut tor Governor at the last State •lection tin 1882) and one additional delegate tar every fraction of three hundred vote*, but ®*ob organized county will be entitled to at toast one delegate. Under a resolution of 1S8 no delegate will IMO, the fltete Central Committee by the earliest mall otter tb® delogatoa to the State Convention ■r® cho®en a oertlQod list of such delegates iia •r® entitled to alt in the Suite Convention. • P. T. Vaneilc. Chairman. Wm. Livingitoae, Jr., Burton Parker. . w. McBride. W. Watkins, Winter, ihn Abbott, S Shaw, r Mooch, C. D. Lotur. Wm. M. Kflnatrick. a M. Martin, Green Pack. J. C. llockafallow, GE. Holland. State Central Committee. Republican County Convention. A republican county convention to elect ten delegate* to the third district congressional convention to be held at Jackson on Tuesday, August 12, IM4. ten delegates to the state con­ vention to be held at Detroit on Wednesday, August 13, 1884. to nominate a candidate for representative to state legislature, candidates for county officers, and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the convention, will be held at the court house, tn the city of Hastings, on Wednesday, August fl, at 11 o clock, a. m. ‘ Under a resolution adopted August 17.1878, the several townships and wards are entitled to delegates as follows, to-wit: Assyria, fl. Baltimore, fl. Barry, 6. Johnstowk fl. Carlton. 3. Maple Grow, fl > Castleton, 10. < taaaMflte, s. Hastings, 5. .„. Prairieville. 6. Hastings City, 1st wd. 2 Rutland, s. •' 2d wd. 2 Tbornapple. 10. " 3d wd. 3 Woodland. 7. . “ 4th wd. 4 Yankee Springs, 4. Total, 110. 2 WM. H. POWERS, Chairman. *. Philo A. Sheldon, Emory Takady. Clkment Smith, Gaylord W. Searles, Republican County Executive Committee. FRED. ALEXANDER. Secretary. Dated, Hastings, July 2, 1«4. ; Third District Republics? Congressional Convention. The republicans of the Third Congressional district are requested to meet tn delegate conventkiii at tin: court house, In the city of Jack­ son. on Tuesday, the 12th day ot August, at 10 oxlock a. m., for the purpose of selecting a can­ didate forerepresentatlve tn congress, and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the convention. The several counties of the district will be en­ titled to the same number of delegates as In the state convention, viz: Barry, 10: Branch, 11; Calhoun, 14: Eaton. 14; Jackson. 18. W. L. 8KATOX. W. II. POWKBS, J. H. Jones. E. Hayden, / S. J. Bltrfek, l Congreasional Committee. Jackson, July 0.1884. Editorial Notes. It has been many years since America had a foreign policy worthy the name. Our commercial interests demand that treaties looking to the improving of American commerce be made. This has been neglected, because OUr govern­ ment has paid little attention to its shipping interests, while the countries of the old world have subsidized lines of steamships reaching to every port. They have even gotten away from us the trade with South American states. What we get from those countries is bought from European merchants, and the pay is cash. Our commerce with those republics should be such that our manufactured goods, for which there is « market in South America, would pay for what we import from that conti­ nent. With James G. Blaine as presi­ dent; no effort will be spared to make our own country supreme on the Americao continent, and to build up a profit­ able trade with the Spanish republics. More than this, our government has not for half a century extended that pro­ tection to American citizens abroad that it should. Jafnes G. Blaine will make the American name respected at home and abroad. zIn short, so great a Marseilles, July 28.—The only apparent this? . result of tlie quarantine at the ports of Cldly^ Italy, Alexandria and Tunis has been The republican national convention to Increase the terror of the people. Th® heard the representatives of the labor exodus from thb city has l>«*en enormous organizations, and incorporated planks iiDce the order of quarantine was Issued. favorable to such organizations, in the The only accessible revenue Is that furnished republican platform. The democratic by tlie country to tlw north, and the people national convention deliberately snub­ are flocking to it by every method ot transbed these representatives of the laboring [KJrtatlou. a report from Avignon shows men, and completely ignored Ben But­ that the terror there Is so Intense that only ler, who came before the democratic two thousand people remain In the city. The convention as the -representative of 1,­ same condition exists in the surrounding towns. At Apt, a small city, there are but 500,000 laboring men.” .And yet despite four hundred residents left, and a majority all this, despite the fact that the national of them are people who can not gat away. democracy defied Butler to do his A new danger Is threatened on account worst and refused to recognize him or of a mistrust of the lower classes. They the men he represented, the greenback have apparently lost confidence in the Gov­ leaders of this city, pretending to be the ernment and the physicians. To-day they openly rebelled against the doctors and de­ friends of labor, are to-day courting an clared that they would take no mure of the alliance with the democratic party in medicine furnished by them. They refused Barry county' How do greenbackers to rive any reason for their action except a belief that the medicine is poisonous ami is like it? Don’t all speak at once. prep a red with a view to inenusing rather The fusion fuglers of this city have than abating tbe epidemic. Paris, July 28.—The; condition of affairs the slate all fixed up. They have been at Arles is deplorable. Tfle water supply caucusing back and forth for a week or is cut nff owing to an accident In the hy­ more, and it is now definitely decided draulic apparatus. Numerous funerals of cholera victims have been conducted by that there will be a fusion of the dem­ men who, generally, were druuk. Tbe ocratic and greenback parties in Barry funerals have been greatly retarded by the county. They have gone so far as to fact that csrpeuters refuse to make coffins for those who die of cholera. Nearly all name the ticket, which contains a good­ the bakers and butehers have left tbe clfy. ly. number of democrats. The attempt and food is couseqneutly scarce and difficult will be made to cram this feed trough toobCdn. Tbe panic throughout tbe city is simply indescribable. Tlie epidemic appears ticket down the throats of the honest to be extending. members of both parties. The ticket is One death occurred at Salntes Maries de dictated by a dozen men in this city, la Mer. Tbe inhabitants of that town want to expel all refugees from Arlee. In six Nashville and Middleville. Despite the different villages Of the Department of fact that the Journal said it would sup­ • Bunches du lUioue from one to two deaths At Vintimiglia, Italy, port no man for office who would1 not have occurred. there have been ten deaths. vote for Butler for president and Begole Paris, July 20.—Isolated cases of cholera for governor, that paper will have to continue to be reported in various parts of do so, or lx>lt its own party nominees. France, some widely distent from the in­ fected district A woman living at CourWe shall see what we shall see. bevole. a village only a few miles from The leaders of the democratic and Paris was seized will* sporadic cholera on Thursday. She was conveyed to the hos­ greenback parties in this city, Middle­ pital and her lodgings thoroughly disin­ ville and Nashville, a dozen strong, have fected. No further cases are believed to made an agreement to the effect that exist in the community where she lived. Two cases of cholera are reported at Naxthere must be a fusion of those elements bonno and at St Nozalre, a village not far in Barry county. The greenback lead­ from Toulon; two deaths occurred. One ers have said to the democrats: “We was of an especially pathetic character. Ad unknown woman was seized while passing carry the party in our pockeia; we can along tbe street She fell prostrate and ex­ make them do anything we want of pired Immediately. A pitiable care is them. If we tell them to support dem­ reported from ManelHea A woman of seventy years was missing for several days. ocrats, they will do so. “The demo­ Tbe police at last forced an entrance into cratic leaders replied: “The woods of her lodging and found her body upon tbe Barry county are not numerous with floor Lu such a condition that she must have been dead for some days. An examination democrats, but we can hold their noses proved Chat she was a victim of cholera. and make them swallow anything.” She bad lived almost exclusively on fruit At the lazaret in Lugano, Italy, the at­ The Journal of last week devoted a tendants secreted the keys to the wine-cel­ column article to prove that Ben But­ lar. Wednesday (midnight) after having got at the spirits they became drunk and ler’s idea of protection is wrong. Of assaulted tite sisters of charity and the in­ course the Journal does not avow hos­ inmates of the Institution, but a fierce re­ tility to Butler on the tariff question; sistance was offered - them. The soldiers xjrere called, and they suppressed the out­ but in opposing a protective policy that break. Several travelers, who were there paper opposes Ben. Butler’s ideas, and under quarantine regulations, were woauded during the disturbance. lavors the democracy. At Arias, two doctors who had arrived In their hunger and desperation for from Marseilles entered tbe principal hotel The proprietor, who was about te leave, office, the geeenback leaders in this city said to them: “Here is tbe key. I am go­ have gone down on their knees to the ing. Do the best you can.” Tbe total democracy and begged for fusion. Of number of deatlis since the outbreak of the cholera will reach one tlKxisand. About five course the democratic leaders were hundred per*ons attacked with tlie disease willing: but the proposition came from have bqpn cured. Pak.s, Juiy An outbreak of typhus the Ben Butler side. fe’ver has taken place In the department of The stagnation in manufacturing Vosges. Twelve deaths from cholera oc­ curred at- Aries yesterday, and six at Alx. centers the past two years has been /riiere Is a panic In tbe latter place. caused by fear of democratic tariff- ' The favorable weather at Toulon caused a marked ameliora­ tinkering, If the talk of free-trade has tion. At Marseilles the police have causes so much mischief, what harm been obliged to use force a lien disinfecting would the thing itself do for the houses where deaths have occurred. The concensus of opinion is that the conduct of country ? tlM clergy throughout th^,pai)ic has been The greenback papers and leaders are admirable. 1‘riests mid sisters of charity have been indefatigable In their exertions, loudly calling on Ben. Butler fdr some often doing tbe work ot the municipal token whereby they may know his authorities in disinfecting bouses. Toulon, July 28.—Eleven deaths from whereabouts on the political Add. cholera lock place here yesterday during Republican county convention the 8th. tbe twenty-four hours ending at s’x jx m. Marseilles, July 3a—The Calimlics of Let the best men be put on the ticket. this city again petitioned the Mayor to au­ With such nominees the republicans thorize u procession and public prayer for can win. . • . ihn abatement of ti>e clioiera, but the re­ quest was relusod. Only five of tbe twenty­ The name of James O’Donnell^ is seven memlMirs of the municipal council re­ main lu ti»e city. “ Tblrty-alx deaths took coupled with much favorable mention place here yesterday daring th® twenty-four for congressional honors in this district iMHira ending at nine p. in. —The solid gold snuff-box. presented to Thaddeus Stevens, which was recently sold in Washington, contains this in­ scription: “To the Hon. Thaddeus Ste­ vens. from Colorado Territory. When old Thad takes snuff Colorado will sneeze. This box is made of Pike’s Peak gold. Washington Post. ‘ —Detective Smith*'' of Harlem, is a sort of a mousetrap.* As several intoxi­ cated men had been robbed in his pre­ cinct he feigned drunkenness and "set" himself on a stoop, and wae soon re­ warded by feeling a nibble at his watch chain. Ills needfess to say that the trap succeeded and the rat was caught—N. statesman and so thorough an Ameri­ can as our nominee, when seated in the presidential chair, will leave undone nothing that can contribute to our pros­ perity and greatness as a nation. His election will inaugurate an era of jieace and plenty, and will witness an even greater development of our resources. As compared with him, Cleveland is a novice of the most diminutive sort. —In France lately a young conscript At best he would, an experiment, and failed to answer to his name when the his official acts as governor of New Council of Revision was sitting. A per­ York would indicate that the experi­ son present said that the young num had ment will be altogether too hazardous. fog before the Council. It was true. The young man’s father was in the re­ Speaking of the democratic currency vision ball and thought that his son was plank the last Journal says: there with the other conscripta. . —A number of human bodies in a Should the democratic party win, all that grembackers have done for the good state of preservation, dressed in greenback currency will lie wiped out of existence and brought to naught. The old stump-tail currency was the Desha County, democratic “medium of exchange,” but ‘ no method was ever invented nor ever can be by which it could be converted into -sYch money" (gold and diver) without loss. Huffman STILL ON THE DUMUKD FIELD. byS*L<1 mortfa*r that m 'V’" “ nlarnt nt tniafiii'^ “r'j ii M This ta tas Muy M&gu mr ill 1st—-Its power to warm a targe area without overheating ita extensive surface. 2d—The Interior is so constructed as to throw the heat directly against the sur" face. This furnace presents a larger radiating surface than any other Intro. G.. r ‘wt u> - ■ Dated May 2M. A. D. um. MANLY M. CHASE. Ateicuee.of Mortwjee Chaneery Order. ' state at Michbran. in tbe circuit roan t..r the of In Chancery. Abraham Fry. complainant. George W. Brown, defendant. .Sg*1 Pwyhng in the circuit court tor the counts duced, for the space required to set It Twenty years’ test proves it to be one of the most permanent Brown, to not * resident of the state ot mih i™? jtod Hurt his resMsnqeh unknown, tiuittfo . known nun® at VMidsmM ..... . ■* . 4th-Economy of time in attending it, and expense of fuel, which is far leas than most of the furnaces used lor dwellings, because the heat is so effectually 3d—Durability. fixtures for heating ever set in any building. used before it leaves the furnace. • In soliciting the patronage and attention of the public, we feel confident that we are offering a Furnace of more than ordinary merit Estimates will be furnished for heating Churches, School Buildings, Storw, Halls and Dwelling Houses, with Registers, Ventilators and Hot-Air Pipes com­ plete. Also any information in regard to heating and ventilating. Address, — ——— —- .v ! iwmty pUlnknl ,ni(uihiie<l in rsaeh publication be eonttoned therein at t one*! In each week for six weeks In suc- CHAS. H. BRADY. «nSwL!afilB&c”’ PdmfllaiMDVa Solicitor. ROGERS & CO OF THIS CITY, ~ ’ Probate Order. Stale of Michigaui. Cotmfc of Burry.-si« font for theCou“Men al the Probate Office in the r» sridemmty on Toesdas, the uijr, to the year cate thousand 38 eSbu--four. sent SnilO). Judge of Frobute. ‘ at .the estate otJoka Hotchkiss, <•!-. r.-ad! of ItontolBtri aaiddewawd to ®eU tbe Ma Have entered the field and now offer for sale the time-tried and always reliable, JOHNSTON REAPEBS, MOWERS & BINDERS. We are also ageata for the celebrated NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. We keep a full line of Agricultural Implements. CF'Headquarters at the Elevator on Broadway. See us and get our prices before buying. J. M. BOGEES & CO 54656505 is Past And Farmers have secured their Grain We are Happy! For the reason that we are on deck, fresh Daisies^ with a bang-up stock of The standing of the effibs In the Nat League up todaUtia: Moil hurt,' nz-i. Boston4fl 1» Chicago, Providence43 laCierelan u.urV‘ . i.. IMENT SMITH. Jmlst- of Probate. [A true copy.] State of Michigan. County of Burrs—* At a Mission of the Probate Court lor the comity of Barry, holden at the Probate Office la the city of Hailing*. In said county, on Taesdajr, tbe-Utth day of Juiy, in the year «ir thous­ and eight hundred and eighty-tour. Present, Clement Smith. Judge »t Pr»t>ate • In the matter of the estate ol Oscar 8. Had­ ley, decemed. * I QB 'fted/of JuliaM. Hadley, widow of said dt-ceased. praytog that a paper this day fl HI. loDetM4aat w8f #rtd testament u. said de­ ceased, may be admitted to probate and tre executors thereto named appointed. . ThSrBimgltt to ordered, that Monday-, the day of August A. D. IRH. at ten o dock In u* forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said pedtton. and that the heirs al law <d said and ail other persons Interested in said XUTO a ttedtyorHhsQQp. In said county, and rtww eonseAt any there be. why. the prayer of .ce petltiooerabould not hegrante.1. And It Is flutter ordered that said }*tlth-mr give notice to the peratm* tatere«J« «•»«*“ estate, of the pendency of said j*!itl< u. and tte bearing thereof, by causing u copy of J1'1' to be published in the Hartings “ newspaper printed and dreulattd In ot Barry. once to each week for three sumcmiw wreta. „,««>, ■» -M d-y-' (A-tree eop».) Jay at IW’.ta- State of Mlehlton. County of Ram . N«tee tobereCyfflven that t>v an order rt J* Probate Court for the County «l tbe 1«h day of Jtufe. u#4. »lx Jr date were allowed for crtdftoK«• pn' Probate Office tn the City of » Bounty.forexaialnatIon mid allowin'®.wt SiElS* ------ ,---------------- H 47 In the North western League the record Is: B o*. I ' Grand Rapids... 43 MFortWaynfl...... a » Saginaw8) 18 Minneapolis..... 22 34 Prorta...- ...» ..... - ?rtstsEr.-i s A large portion of which is of our owaTmanufacture, and A 1 Goods. St. LxxjIs has virtually won tbe chainpionilr. In tl.u TTviL-m. T ■ ■ Cincinnati27 2S Kansas Ctty.'*'. « in the AmorioM Aasociatioa the record is as follows: 1« Baltimore. 17 -Drools tyn. nTntoOa... n Athletic unlay accepter! th® resi City Club, and selected fill tbe vacancy. T„,TH. judge ol 1*0**Mt<- . ' Frobaw Kntlr* HUI. ol Mtetapn. Count? ta claims against tbe estateof Wllltom « Chtauro Metropolitan. Louisville Bl Lotas each of tbooe days. MM Jun.St. IM . , . i 41 5 5 Spangemacher & Mason. New Goods! Call and See The Largest Stock, The Best Stock, . The Best Made, At The Lowest Prices Bought for Spot Cash, at lew than cost to rf IM >j_ fiStanand ^fReemtwr >-'!• 2»K-'sirudSd«i< i»»» keh of those days. LYONAHEALY# .» mwm M..cuwy*>^ �JThe Hastings Banner. VOL. XXIX. NO. 15 ' ”” HASTINGS, MICH., AUGUST 1, 1884. ■0 WHOLE NO. 1515. THE HOPE AFT1 R1 IF R 1 wenflnto room, came from there U JLL IllJILIl. towards front door, and tried to op« xaaaj a. s’ a f TO O o Preliminary Examination of Dar­ win J. McKay Claimed with tie Murder of TiomasP. Searles, June 13ti. GOODS CHEAP 9 ST THE TESTIMONY FOR THE PROS­ ECUTION. Thursday last was commenced the preliminary examination of Darwin. J. McKay, charged with the murder of Thomas P. Searles, in Hope township, the night of J une 13th, Prosecutor Colgrove and Clement Smith conducting the case in behalf of the People, and C. G. Holbrook and 8. W. Hewitt ap­ pearing for the respondent. Following is the testimony introduc­ ed in behalf of the People: n ill sell thee Cotton Cloth for 6c. Will sell thee Best Prints for 6c. Will sell thee heavy Shirting for 10c. Will sell thee Dress Goods for Sc. Will sell thee Cashmere for 45c. \\ ill sell thee Shawls for 75c and upward. Will sell thee a suit of Clothes for $4.00. Will sell thee a better suit for $5.00. Will sell thee a suit for $S.00. Will sell thee a suit, all wool, for $10.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy boy for $2.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy large boy for $4.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy biggest boy for $8.00. Will sell thee Straw Hats so thee can not find fault with the price and go home satisfied. p E o - O • C g If thee will call and see what goods are sold for at Lewis Stem's, thee will not see in vain. Come early or late, at any time, we will be ready to wait on you. E g Lewis Stern, At the Cash Store. S Bound to Reduce Stock! PARTIES DESIRING CLOTHING, CLOTHING! There Is nothing grows, or I* made, on the face of this earth togmkr one feel like work or play, to aid Digestldll clear out Liver, regulate our Bowels, like ZB-PMA. "Hub” Couch Cura, 25 Cent r Prescription of a Boston physician, dispensed years by a Boston druggist. One done will cure any ordinary cough. It acts almost magically. Ask any dealer to get you a 35 cent bottle of "Hub” Cough Cura, and don’t be put off with any other AB()It COLDS. • A drugman out West remarked—‘Yar^lont advertise to cure enough diseases with we h*e It oat here for almost everything, even colds.” Tills is all right; Zofksa acting upon tbe Liver and Stomach, opens the pores and the bowels, and thus works off the cold. Its (warms and corrects the system. It is your own fault If vou allow a cold to continue Into lasting disease, tbe liver, bowel* and [Hires to remains clogged, your tooA doing no good, sleep restless. head heavy and aching, when ZO-FE-BA Is certain to cure you at so small cost and trouble. Try a sample of Frederick Hotchkiss, druggist A Regular Bonanza. Ready-Made or Made to Order, For the Next Sixty Days Should Call at the Kittson counties, Minnesota. Is offered for sale to actual settlers at the extreme low price of THREE DOLLARS PER ACRE. in quantities of not less than 1« acres than 320 acres. These counties are located in the famous lied River Valley, about which every fanner has heard more or less. . ,,, Tito terms of payment are aho to be, ven*lib­ eral. only 50 cents an acre don n. balance In six annual payment*. tluui five miles from the line m wxeapoub A Manitoba Ri. This is prob nbly the most liberal offer ever I ki'id Grant Railroad C<»mjwny. and the terns And See the Low Prices at which we are offer­ ing our goods. yy OOL CARDING. 8024 E. S. PIERCE, Marble ll1! WILLIAM H. SMITH, M. D. Reside at Cedar Creek, Barry county; practicingnbraicfan. Acquainted with Thomas F. Searles, a man about 78 years old. He had the appearance of being hard of hearing. Was living on the Jacob Kahler farm; was a cooper by trade and was getting out stave bolts when I last saw him. Had a cooper shop in the house. Am acquainted with Darwin J. McKay; known him over six years. Saw McKay, Saturday, June 14. He came to Cedar Creek about 10 a. m. He was on horseback, and I saw he was in haste; thought he was after a doctor. I said "good morning, Dorr,” and he said, “You are the fellow I am after.” Said the old man Searles les is dead and the neighbors have sent me after you as they want to hold a coroner’s inquest. Said Searles was killed, murdered, and he found him dead. He said he was there in the morning and found the old man dead, that Mr. Bowker sent him after me. that he went into the house that morn­ ing to tell him (Searles) that he could not help him at work that day. When he told me tiiat Searles had been mur­ dered. aaid that he had been dead a couple of days. Said he went in the house and couldn’t find any one at home, went to the bedroom door and opened it and found the old man dead, lying on the floor, and tiiat he went right off and told the neighbors. I asked him how he knew he was dead, and he said that his head was all blood and lying on the-floor. McKay told me, while we were at Larabee's store, that he went there the night before and couldn’t find any one at home. He did not then state what time of the day it was. Said he went again in the morn­ ing and found the door unlocked, as it was the evening before.. He knocked and no one was there, and he went in. not finding anyone in the room he went into the bedroom and found the old man lying on the floor dead. Asked him if he examined him, and he said he didn’t. Said he did not know how he came to his death. Nothing was said at Cedar Creek about any obstruction to the bedroom. McKay said, while on the way from Cedar Creek to Searles’ house. “I presume because I found him they will fay it onto me, won’t they ?” On reaching Searles’ house we found between 50 and 75 people there. I at once went in the bedroom, found the body lying in there. Examined the skull and probed it to see what the nature of the wound was. Saw some fly blows and from that I thought and said that the murder had been commit­ ted a coppie of days previous. Found the left «de of the head—the left parie­ tal, the left temple and the arsifracal bone broken. From careful examina­ tion came to the conclusion that body had not been moved. There was no blood on bed clothes and bed had not been disturjied. Door swings into bed­ room. The head of the body was to­ ward north and the feet were against the door casing, encased in felt boots. I called the jurymen to examine the state of rigidity of the body.’ I tested the body to show them, commencing on the left leg. Could not trend the leg at all and could not have. raised the foot without raising the whole body. I am satisfied that no portion of the body had been moved that morning. McKay could not have moved the Teg as he said without moving the face. Remov­ ed the bodv into large room about 10 o’clock. Discovered a wound on right parietal, also a eut whn we turned him over. Found a cut two inches back and an inch above the ear about 1 inches long. / Found a contusion over the right eve-black and blue. My judgment is that the wound over the eye was given first. The bruises on Searles'bead must have been given with a left handed blow. Cross Ex.—Cannot tell how long a time elapsed between the first blow’s and death of Searles. CONRAD KAHLER. WXLOOMI MABBLX bedroom door with left hand, that he put his knee against the door and shoved it open aqd aijd saw Searles lying on the floor with one foot against the door, the leg bang bent up to admit of the door being opened. Witness and Mc­ Kay then started for Searles’ house. Messrs. Bowker, Gesler, Seeber, Acker, myself and my wife’s father went into the house together. The first thing we noticed was the pillow and lamp as Mc­ Kay had told ua. We opened the dofir and all looked into the bed rooniSogether; did not disturbe the bodv in anv way. The pillow laid about six inches from the wall on the inside. McKay is a left-handed man. Cross Ex.—The ax and pillow were removed when we made the test as to whether or not could see them from the outside. . DpRA KAHLER, wife of Conrad Kahler, testified that she knew McKay. Saw him Saturday morning when he came to tell mv hus­ band Searles had been killed. Told me he was over to Searles’ to see about some flour, that Searles had been to his house a day or two before and said that he had a lot of flour. Cross Ex.-Didn’t think McKav was excited. MILAN WALDORFF, lives in Hope. Know McKav. First heard of murder Saturday noon. Had a talk with McKay at inquest; he was first man came up to, was outside alone. He said when he got to the house the a’ht previous the house was locked, d the padlock was on and he knew the old man was away, and he took shavings and went home about 7 o’clock. He went back the next morning to let Searles know he could not work ror him. Dim’t think he said anything about re­ sistance when he opened bedroom door. Am positive that he said the door was locked, and that he knew the old man was gone because he always put a pad­ lock cm when he went away. Cross Ex.—Mr. Sam. Williams, Will­ ard Payne, and C. Dickinson heard the conversation. morning, eould not swear to it. WhM first saw McKay he said StMriw had ! been murdered. Be said it was a tecrii ble thing. Appeared to be frightened, ■ Rr-direct— When saw. McKav he wm walking quite fast. Person coming from Searles’ house to gate could have seen me coming down road. MRS. ORIN GESLER. Reside in Hope, farmer, knew Searlee by sight. Live 1M miles from Searles/ and about a mile west and north of Mc­ Kay’s; have known McKay five or six years. First, heard of Searles’ death at 8J0 Saturday morning. Went to Hope Centre store, and there saw McKay, who said,—It is a bad affair. Asked him if it was suicide or murder? He said I don’t know, I went in and found him and was so'frightened that didn’t stop to see, except that Searles lay in a pool of blood. Said he didn’t see . how he came to go in; that he went to tell Searles that he couldn’t help him; that he was there the night before and rap­ ped on the door but got no response, and took an armful of shavings and went home. Went to front door in the morning and rapped, looked in window, saw pillow on floor and hat on shave horse. Thought something was wrong, and opened door and went In, went into back room and found no one there, came back and saw lamp Woken on floor at door of bedroom. Tried to open bedroom door and there seemed to be something against door, it opened hard; put his knee against door and shoved it open, looked in and saw Searles lying on floor. Said Searles' foot was against the door. Saw his head was covered with blood, and then shut the door and went and gave the alarm. Witness we*it from store to Searles'; McKay went to Cedar Creek, David Bowker, Moses Seeber, John Acker, ir., and Con­ rad Kahler were air Searles when I got there. Pillow and ax lay under front window, about 4 inches from baseboard. Ax covered with blood, and Iving on shavings. No blood on shavings. There was a shelf about a foot wide under front window. Think man could not see pillow and ax from outside of that window. Staid there until Dr. Smith came, body was not disturbed until he came. Searles’ left foot lay from two to four inches from door. Body was perfectly stiff and in my opin­ ion a person moving the foot would move the entire body. Was one of the jurors a^ inquest, heard testimony of McKay, who when sworn said with an oath “now pitch in.” He said he went that morning to tell Searles that he could not help him, that rapped at the door and got no reply, looked through the window and saw the pillow on floor and hat on shave horse, saw pillow was burnt and’ thought something was wrong, opened door and went in. Found no one in back room, then put his knee against bedroom door and pushed it Searles. Oura is the only house be­ tween the two. Searles had frequently day night, June 13. between sundown and dark—should think about ten min­ ute# of eight, going toward Seartes. Mr. Gtslttr about 25 minutes afterwards told me that his colt was following Mc­ Kay who was returning. Saw a teat made as to how long it would take a man to walk from our house to Searles’ and return. It took 11 minutes. Last saw Searles alive Friday morning, Just 13th, shortly after 10, at our house to tell me that he did not need milk that morning. Saw McKay at Searles'house Saturday. Had conversation with Mc­ Kay while he was getting water at our well the Monday following. He said that he went to tell Mr. bearlt* that morning that he could not work for him, and to get some flour, that he went to house and rapped on door, re­ ceiving no response he knockwl ;«.uu. that he did not know what In the d—-1 put it into his head, but he. looked in the window and saw hat on shaving horse, the lamp broken; went in and went to back room and from thence to bedroom and pushed door open, Saw ok! man, and went and told Mr. Kahler. Afterward had another conv----with McKay as he was “ ed and said that he had not, for I him Friday morning. McKay said that 1 must be mistaken. Saw Searle • Wednesday of that week and he paid me SI for butter. He had three Kp* that I saw, but cannot tell how manv more he had. Cross-Ex.—Could not tell how MrKay was dressed when • saw him pass the house Friday evening MARIA MINZEY. Lives in Hope. Never saw Sendee but on the day before his death. Uve miles from his house, was past ius plaee Friday June 13, at three o’clock or past Saw a man come out of .the house with an armful of shavings. Think It was an old man. Put them down two or three rods from the house, Croes-Ex.—Conrad Kahler’s wife had Mrs. Zerliel were with me as we passed the house on foot, going to Hope Can­ ter. ORIN OESLEF. Lives in Hope, farmer by occupation. Am acquainted with McKay, who lives alxiut 40 rods south of me. Searles' place is about 90 rods north of mv house. Saw respondent Friday night, June 13, returning from north with an armful of shavtags at dusk about 8:15. Atten­ tion was attracted to him by one of my horses following him and he speaking to horse to go back. Next saw him Saturday morning tietween 7 and 8, on the road between, my house and Searim.’ He spoke and said “the old man has gone, “the old man was killed." I re­ plied, “yes, 1 heard, so.” Went to Searles' gate where waited until a num­ ber of men came, when we went into house together, Mr. Bowker going in first, I think. Searles’ left foot was be­ tween two and four inches from door, feet lay side by side, left a little higher and against partition. Tbe coronor made examination of pockets of de­ ceased, found some fetters, etc., fl uJ in right vest pocket, and 5 cent piece in pocket of vest up stairs. Careful search of premises failed to find any more money. I was one of the jurora at inquest. Saw Mr. Acker pass my house Saturday morning. Heard re­ spondent testify- at inquest. [Here re­ spondent’s testimony at inquest was re­ cited at length by witness.] I picked up pillow near front window, spoke about ft being burnt. Mores Srelrer then discovered and picked up an ax lying under the pillow. Ax had bleod and hair on it. Lay 12 inches from wait Pil­ low over it. Shelf under window was about 14 inches wide, extending whole length of window. On the shelf were a plane, shaving knife, etc, etc. It was impossible for one to look through the window from the outside and see pil­ low, saw no blood on pillow and none on shavings where the ax lay, no shavings clinging to the ax. Cross-Ex. -i made no test at that time as to whether or not pillow could be seen through window. In my opin­ ion SB or 30 minutes elapsed ween time respondent went north until he re­ turned. MRS. HOWARD XO5HIER the door, that he shut the door and gave the alarm. He said that nothing had been disturlied in the house. Cross-Ex.—It was al»out two hours after I got at house before the Dr. came. Think ax was picked up, but am Resides at Hope Center, is the wife of not positive whether iWas before the Howard Moahier, groceryman. Clerk Dr. came or not . ° . in store. Last saw Thos. Searles alive JOHN ACKER, SEN. . the Wednesday previous to the tragedy, in tbe road in front of grocery. He wm Reside in Hope, 62 years of age; not last in the store Monday previous, to acquainted with Searlee but knew him Gt some soap. Had some change with by sight. Acquainted with McKay. in, but I saw him have no bilk that Live at Hope Center. Went past Sear­ day. Saw him have some June flKh; les' on Saturday a. m., after the murder, quite a number in a roll; he unrolled went to Conrad Kahler’s after wool box. them and took out a SKI bill Should Road was dry and dusty. Between say he had 10 or 15 bills. Am acquaint­ McKay’s and Beaties’ houses in road ed with McKay; saw him Saturday were two tracks coming from the north when body was discovered, in road in and one going toward Searles. Know front of store. Talked with him. He that Mr. Chaddexdon and his son-in-law said Searles was murdered; when I mH made the tracks coming from the north, that he had Committed suicide, he said a little liefore six o’clock that morning, that Searles was not a man to do that, coining from Chadderdon'Bto my house, and that he must have been murdered arriving there Wore I suited after for his money. He said that Searlt* box. Did not notice track going north told him that his money was in the l*nk. Reside in Hope, am a fanner 39 rears of age, have lived there 25 years. Knew Searles. I live about 30 rods from his house, north and east. McKay lived about 100 rods south of Searles'. Searles was jovial and happy usually. His cooper shop was in shanty, but housed front room some. House is 8 or 10 rods from road upon a hill. By looking closely one can see the house from mine. Have known McKay about six years. He works at painting by the day; has helped me some during the summer. Saturday morning between 7 and 8 o'clock he told me Searlar had been murdered. My wife’s tatoer stood near. McKay said, “do vou know Searles has bred murdered?” I asked him how it ed to go home met McKay a little Withe dkinTknow; that he ‘must south of Seariea'gate. Wbm about a rod from me be said, “Mr. Acker, what do you think alxntt that man over there to Searles* to tell him that could not then looked into UNDER TOWER BLOCK, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. j �STRONG DRINK MUST GO PROHIBITIONISTS NAME A THE INDEPENDENT MOVEMENT. TICKET. • jirohlbition name of creaiten of u Board of Inquiry to investgata ' and report upon tbe enocm of this traffic. I Adopter. proves tha the Democratic party- should not I be intrusted with power or place. There cua be no greater jc-rll to the Notion i than the -.-xisting competition of tbe Repub­ dependents opposed to Blaine and Logan FIRST DAY. lican and : cmcoraue parties for the liquor took place yesterday at the University Club THE I'ROHIBITION PAHTT. vote. Experience shows that any i>arty not up,*reed to the traffic will engage in Theater. In thia city. PrrwiJCBGH, Pa., July 24.—There was a openly this competition, will court the favor of tbe The ball was well filled when tbe meet­ large attendance at Lafayette Hall at eleven criminal clasMrs, will bartar away the puM*o ing was called to order. Tbe appearamsi tbe purity of the ballot, and every o’clock yestarday morning. Gideon L morals, trust and object of good government for par­ of George William Curtis on tbe platfotu? Stev ar. called the National Convention of ty success, and patriots anti good citizens evoked cheers of applause. Mr. Curti« nnd in this practice sufficient cause called the conference to order at near dooes. Prohibition Uta to order. Tbe call of the should tor immediate withdrawal from connection convention was tlieii read by tbe Secretary, with their party. That we favor reforms in the admlnUtra- • call tor the conference, Charles & Codman was elected Presi­ of Pittsburgh, delivered an address of wel­ tlon of the Government; in tbe abolition of sinecures, useless offices and officers; in dent. The list ot Vice-PresidtMtts and tbn come. to which Mr. Stewart responded. all tbe election of tbe officers of the Government The temporary organization was effected instead at by appointment by tho President: names of tbe Enrollment Committee were in the choice of Wil Ils ni Daniel, of Mary­ that competency and sobriety are essential read, Including Carl Schurz, General Bar land, as Chairman, and Mrs. Woodbridge, qualifications for bolding civil office, and we low and Q J. Bonaparte, of Maryland. Tbr oppose tbe removal of such persons except so President of tbe Ohio Woman’s Christian far as it may be absolutely necessary to: se­ nominees were all elected. Mr. Curtis read a communication frore Temterance Union, and Charles & Carter, cure effectlvenees to the vital tosues on which the National Temperance Society. It was Uie Government U Intrusted to a party. of Washington. D. U.. M Secretaries. * '1'hut the collection of revenues from alco­ referred to the Commmlttee on ResolutionsTbe Secretary made a report of the num­ hols, liquors and tobacco should be abolished, Mr. Horace E. Deming, of Brooklyn, ber of delegates from various States (500 as tne vices of men are not a proper subject In all) and a Committee on Credentials wu for taxation; that revenue for customs ao- moved that a committee^ be appointed t» Uca should be levied for the support of Gov­ report a plan of permanent organization appointed. economically administered, and Carried, and a committee was appointee The convention then, at 1:80, took a re­ ernment when so levied the fostering of American with Mr. Deming as Chairman. cess until three p. m. labor, manufactures and industries should The Committee on Perm ment Organiza­ Upon tiie reassembling of the convention constantly be held in view; that the public the Secretary reported tbe following land should be hold far homes for people, and tion reported In fhvor of tbe appointment o* not for girts to corporations or to be held In State representation In tne convention: large bodies for speculation upon the needs a National Committee. The report w«ffi Alabama, 2; California. 23; Connecticut, 2; of actual settlers; that all money, coin and adopted, and the folio whig were appointed; New York—Cart Schur*. Theodore Bacor, IllluoU, 45; Maine, 8; Kansas, 17; Kan- paper shall be made, Issued and regulated by John H. Cowling, Charles B. Miller, R. General Government and shall bo' legal tacky, 6; Michigan, 56; Nebraska, S; Da­ the Bowker. George W Folsom. Ethan Aitoh tender for all debts, public and private. kota, 1; Ohio, 34; New Jersey, 18; Mary­ Doty, George Welton Groena and Horace K The question wai then taken on suspend­ ih-minr. land, 1A; New York, 75; Missouri. 10; Ten­ ing the roll-call, and calling the roll of MsMachusette-William H. Forbes, Jose;-*) nessee, 12; Texas 10; Pennsylvania, 58; States, for the declaration of their choice Tucker. Joseph H. Walter, Hamuel Hoa* Wisconsin. 55: total. 446. Pninens Pearae. George V. Leverett art! Miss Willard, on behalf of the Woman’s for President. This was agreed to, and the Winslow Warren. Connecticut—8. R. Baldwin, O. P. Arm­ ChrlaiiXu Temperance Union, presented a call ot States was proceeded with. When the roll was completed the Secre­ strong and H. W. Farnam. memorial in which the efficacy of appeals-te New Jersey—Daniel Drake Smith. Blmeoi tary announced that 602 votes hail been the intelligence and to. tbe heart against Huntington and W. U. Peckham. Pennsylvania—F. B. Rc-oves, Stewart Wool liquor was recognized, but an absolute pro­ cast—aU for John P. St Joltn. Tho announcement was greeted with loud and Joseph Parish. hibitory amendment to the National Consti­ cheers. A picture of SL John was exhib ­ Tbe committees retired for consultations tution was demanded as the most certain ited from the stage, amid great enthusiasm, and short addresses were made by Colonel safeguard to tbe American homes, which are the eltedel of tho Republic. Tbe memorial the delegates and < spectators Joining in the Theodore Lyman and T. W. Higginson, ot chorus tn the campaign song, ••Glory* Massachusetts, and Thomas Bacon, of Con­ was Indorsed by the convention. At the evening session tiie permanent or­ Glory, Hallelujah, Our Cause to Marching necticut, after which a recess of one bout was taken. ganization was announced, with Prof. Sani- On." This wax followed by rousing cheers, then On reassembling the following platform uel Dickey, of Michigan, as President, a convention joined In tbe doxology, was adopted: great many Vice-Presidents, and Miss ‘the “Praise God from Whom All Blessings The paramount issue of the Presidential Woodbridge, of Ohio, as Secretary. Tho Flow." election thia year 1* moral rather than politic­ selections of tbe committee were concurred After some discussion the platform as a al. It concerns the national h'nor aM th* character and honesty of the administration nitber than the k-euural policies of govern­ The roil of States was called and the whole was adopted with cheers. Resolutions in favor of a tax on Incomes ment, upon which the platforms of the two following nalued gentlemen and la­ and of woman suffrage were offered and re­ parties do pot cM-juUaity differ. No position dles were appointed to serve as members of taken one platform U serioualy traversed ferred to the Committee on Resolutions. by thebyother. Both ovidentiy contemplate the National Committee: Od motion of Dr. Miner, of Massachu­ general agn.-cnM.-tit of public opinion Aialama. J. II. Hunt; California, Mrs. setts, the name of the party was fixed as tiie upon — — u._u _ the Fubjects which have Emory Fitz fitiner ana Robert Gla<gow; Conbeen long In controversy, and intecticut. George P. Rodger^ and A. More­ the Prohibition party. unwllhngness to declare ’ bpuse; District of Columbia. J. A. Wheeler Theoonvenbon then, at 6:30 o’clock, took upon other and cardinal question* ihclr nd cardinal • r ---— •*--'* and Charles M. Nye: Dakota, Theo D. Ka- a recess till eight o’clock. view*, which In the present condition o< dousc and George A. Creasy; IlUnoX opinion, might seriously disturb the pertet The first hour and a half of the evening Dr. A. J. Jenkins ana J. A. Vantleet; Kansas, J. H. Pjers and Joseph Perkins: session was spent In an effort ou the part of within thum.Miivea Tbe parties indeed, now cohere mainly by habit and tradition, and Maine, W. T. Eustis and N. p, Wobd- tiie Finance Committee to raise a campaign tbe great issues which haw divided bury; -Maryland, John L. ThomuA and Leon­ fund. Tiie plan adopted was to toaue cer­ since them haw been Mu-gcly settled tho most vital ard E. D. Newman; Massachusetts, not yet political activity has beeu an endeavor of the tifies of stock. In what Is called the selected; Michigan, D. P. Soginiw and Rev. John Russell: Minnesota. L. Hix ley and W. pioneer-battle ft nd of tiie National Prohi­ good citizens In both parties to adjust them living Issues and to make them effective W. Sodderly; Missouri. M. W. Hudson and A. bition party, the holder of each share to agencies of political progress and reform. F. Butts: Nebraska, C. F. S.Templin and John indispensable neoestity of this course D. Finch: New Hampshire. Chanes A. Hovey pledging himself to pay ten dollars a year The long been apparent, for in a time of pro­ and John Fletcher: New Jersey, Dr. T. Edgar to the nmd, tbe dividends to be payable In has found pcaoe nt borne and abroad tho most Heaven. . threatening national peril is itMkhoui ur*. not. uiumuj.iuwimuu j. rr.uruce; The convention at ten o'clock proceeded corruption, which is mercenary nnd Ohio. Mrs. M. Brown and J. Odell; Pennsyl­ to call the roil of States for nomination for political demoralizing In spirit and haa a tendency to vania, James Flagg and William T. Dunn; m wbut is well descrlb-al by -Senator Tennessee, J. R. Anderson and J. W. Smith; t|ie Vice-Presidency. Mrs. Caroline Buell, result Hoar, of Massachusetts, us “the shameless Wisconsin, Samuel D. Hastings and B. E. Varr • of Connecticut, presented The names of doctrine that tbe true way by which power Buren. George P. Rogen, of Connecticut, fcpeoking be- gained in the Republic Is to bribe The convention at ten o'clock adjourned of him as a Christian Rontleinan and a should people with offices created for their service, till nine o’clock this morning. and tiiat the true end for which it should be Christian Prohibitionist—tiie father of that used when gained is the promotion of a selfish Jiarty in Connecticut Mrs. Minnie Mosher ambition and gratification of personal re­ SECOND DAY. Jackson, of Savannah, Go., presented the venge.** But thia doctrine, naturally, has pro­ CJXJSE OF THE FHOHIBIT1ON CONVENTION. mmrt of William Daniel, remarking that as duced results wnlcb are still more alarming. PirreBVitou, Pa., July 25 —The Nation­ they had John P. SL John to lead them on A corrupt spirit and tendency have so rapidly al Prohibition Convention resumed Its ses­ they should have **a Daniel come to Judg­ developed that they seek political power, notfinly to gratify ambition and revenge, but sion at nine o’clock yesterday morning. ment" to promote gain. They deride appeals to p<4>Uc There w. s a great many spectators present. AfMT a rambling dtocnsslnn of ifcrions c -nscience, defend tho soiled reputations The vacancies In the Committees on Finance tojacs and a profuse seconding of tbe nom­ of public men by the bold assertion that ab public men are equally guilty, doc are that ’ and Campaign Organizatlou were filled. Ination of Daniel, the States were called, \ .success in obtaining eminent posiu.in disposes Numerous resolutions ana coiuuiu- and he was unanimously chosen tbe candi- \>f every impuut on and suspicion of wrong­ DlcatIons were referred to the committed date for the VJce-i’reeidency. doing, and they despise all practiced measure* reform that system of ott.clal patronage and many telegrams of encouragemert wer&> Mr. Dnnh-1 briefly returned thanks, and to which tostern di.ihone.st politics, make* n read which had been received from differ­ after some further unimportant business great party nominally responsible tor the pro ent parte of the country. Mr. Finch, ot the convention, at midnight adjourned Inngea unu monstrous fraud, and proclaims that it is the duty of every citizen who, for Nebraska, In an address to the convention, nine die. great and benedeentwnda, has hnqitUnliy sup­ encouraged the circulation of temperance ST. JOHN ATCEFT8. ported the party, to regard tha success of the periodicals.' party at the election without regard to PiTTSBriiGH. Pn., July 26.—J. S. Littell, The convention at in;23 o'clock proceed­ of Newark, N. J., received the following tbe character of those whom It aeluuu os iia‘ ed to the call of Stites for tiie nomination telegram yesterday morning from ex-Gov­ executive agents, io be a supreme national necessity. A tendency marc fetal to public of candidates for the Presidency. weiiare can not be coneetred, and when bv California, through Mr. Bibcock, pre­ ernor SL John: nubile indifference or mftunderstandlng tin* RocHkarkit. N. Yn July 25.—To Hon. John corrupt sented the name of it II. McDonald. spirit is able to demand that the B. Finch. George R. Scott or M. B. Bennett: country shall approve it hy according to it When tbe State ot Illinois was called, Mr. 1 was at I.xkcslJ.» yesterday, unci dl l not re­ the highest honor in Its girt, every patriotic George C. Christian, of that State, nomi­ ceive your telegram until this morning. ciuscn must jicrcelvo that no duty could be While I diJ not im-cjX or desire the nomination. more pressing, vital and nated ex-Govemor St John. imperative ti.un thai I greatly appreciate tbe unanimity with which Miss Frances E. Willard seconded tlie it was given, as welt as the honor it con­ l ot battling and detesting the demand. If the Republicarf ’ Oonveritlon had prorented nomination os’ Mr. St John in a Stirling ferred. 1 can only say now that I lu-quiesce'' a candidate whoso character and carver were in tbe action of the oonvenUcn, and, looking the pledged a resolute contest address. at tunes beeonilng/qulte poetic. the ten­ God for His guidance, shall try to do my dencies that we have described;with Mr. St John's unme waa^ also seconded to if they bad duty. foretold a stern deallug with political corrun •dy a delegate from Kentucky, and ono from (BlgncO John P. St. John. tlon and a vigorous correction of the van Maine; also by Mr. Miner, of Massachu­ aburas which tong and unuGturbed tenure of setts; Mr. Hannsy, ot Michigan; Mr. Satpoaor by ur.y party is sure to breed: Iftht REVENUE FIGURES. terlee, of Minnesota; Mrs. Mary Hollman, success of the candidate hgl promised Inflex­ ible bones;y of administration, purification President of the Woman’s Christian Tem­ of tbe Government, and the elevation of perance Union of Missouri; Mr. Ransom, Receipt* Aggregating >181,800,030 Ao. tiw party standard, every Republican voter of New Jersey: Mr. Hopkins, of New woud have gladly supported tbe nomi­ York, and Mr. Finch, bf Nebraska. nation. But these are precisely the Washington, July 20.—The Commis­ anticipations which the nomination for­ When tbe State ot Penuiylvania was sioner of Internal Revenue has burnished bids. it Offen s candidate who is unfit for a called Mr. fierce put In Domination the lender, as is shown by bls own words and bl* statements relating to the trnnsnctkms ot acknowledged Hon. James Bltck of Pennsylvania. acts, wbtoh are of official ieeAt this stage ot the proceedings the name ills bureau for the fiscal year ended June 30, ord, to be unworthy of respect ana oonaof Mr. McDonald was withdrawn In favor 1884, and comparisons with those of the dence; who h.ui traded upon bis official trust torfs pecuniary gain; a representative of of that of Mr. St John, and this was fol­ preceding fiscal year. From diese it ap­ men, methods nnd conduct which public lowed by the withdrawal of Mr. Black’s oomiemns, and which Illustrates pears that the aggregate receipts of t/w fis­ conscience the vvrj- evils which honest men would re­ cal year were ^121,59(1039, a decrease com ­ form. Such a nomination does not teomise Tbe convention was abdut to nominate the Executive chair an inflexible official St John by acclamation, when a motion to pared with tbe preceding year of $22,053,­ in integrity, a cool and wire Judgment, a sole re805. These sums are made up iSi follbws: aeJfor tho public wetfarc^iba kn unshnnT adjourn was sprung and carried. Receipt.' from spirits (fruit, gntlu ing deu-r.nlnu.tion to promote reform In tiie Tbe afternoon session was opened with and other materials) including also civil service and oeaseleMly to pursue and hinging and prayer. special taxes........................... . <70.008,385 XMP.riO punish pubiterobbura of every kind and de Tbe Committee on Resolutions present­ Increase «,UOW g Tho independent voters have generally suped the 11 itfoim.lt la in substance m follows: lobacoo, in all forms ta,04UMJ j>orusd the Rcnubl can nominations as more The importation, manufacture, supply and .-Fermented liquors ■ole of alcoholic ixiv/rfiure* created and main­ promising reform than those of the Increase . . LWHWt surely tained by tbe laws of tbe Nad >nal btate Gov­ Tmxos under laws not repealed party. The Independents, bowZ4%Ite Democratic ernment during th<> entire htetxry of such Decrease* can notnupport a nominal on which is hMK.-.H ever, laws to everywhere anown t< be the prom t­ Penalties. tbe culmination of a leniency that they 2*1,141 Ing cause of Intemperance resulting In crime •:uhofteire.L—_____ w..uld correct. The Re..ot.Heuns can not 1C.WW and peuper.sm. tnaklnr lanre dcuianda upon hope that under such a l-adorehlpat wo have There were withdrawn for consumption mentioned the abuse* of the past can Lo cor pnbbc and private pubbe prlvau* charity, impusliur impualmr larga larse rented or the party reformed. and unjust taxation anJ public burdens for during tiw year L 187,056 -gallons of spirits penal and sheltering institutions upon dlstlllbd 1rmu fruit, azdecruaae of 115,222 We are very pioud ot tbe great record and rerv cMt.f tbe'He u I oaipX tv. btrtoo- “th wrLt. Industry, - manu.acturo and commerce. endangering tho public gallons us cumpaxvd with Uw preceding our consent or oonnlranee sttaU the reword lie fiscal year; 75,479.845 gallons of spirits gh ­ aiagraoed. Every party uu<; fie eminently peace. desecration of tho Sabbath, coirupting our politics, (egtalatlon, and ad- illied from grain, utehuMes and other ma­ renewed by tbe intel Igent Indenendefiou ..f mintetrat'on of tho lawa shortening livre, im­ its own members, or tt will rink from an pairing beaivi. and dlmimsbing productive terials, an Increase-of 2,971,040 gallons; agenev to wecuregood g .vernmeut Into a re­ Jnduwry, causing education to be neglected ^,455,019,017 clgai% an increase of 227,­ morseless despotism. Tbe lU-pub k-an party first sprang from n unA despised, uni.Hying the teachings ci the 780,025: 003,123,640 cigarettes, nn IncreaM Bible, the Church and tlw School, and im­ Of 263.10l.U87; 5,60 wM5 pounds of suuff, moral •ssuukm It was the j<rv of jwliticnl mora 1 y and personal liberty. It appealed periling the pvrpetiuty of our dvU and rcItgious bberty. Three laws ore alike contrary an incracM) of 815,273; 168,508,410 pounds J**!-?. of lubscou. an increase of 3,516,232, and 18,905,612 barrels of fermented liquor, an Brad ParPp*t'S on which and foi Increase of 1,340,727. Tbe following statement shows tbe aggre­ During the twenty-four yeans in wh ch the lepuDUcan party has controlled the General gate receipts from internal revenue by ■ ,■■ J •«» um- nepUDHCa'I, States and Territories dnring the jxist fiscal “I do not. know that it will aiwa.-a «r even long preserve its courage, iu moderaUon and Its consistency, if It Uten doiSlt wllf^ po.lcy. TcrritorJei have been created from Alabama... 8A» Missouri.. the National domain unci governments for Arisona nnd M>e the country. If it, too. -hall ‘g£; cure 8.744 Montana . unf tlthful, as all preceding partiaa them estebltehed ctue etotet from iltemal- Arkansas.... 8l,uw -Nebraska U-.U-IC become have done. itwllL without sorrow and regret mitted CO tbe Union, tn neither of which has California... this traffic been torbldden or the people of Colorado . VN.M Nevada... I*'r‘sh ■* «>ey ivr.i perishing, and Wil irivn i> nneYu »nnth..r -...I — ■—rtas or — *— weo• — ter­ Connecticut. prohibit. fact tea: - mittad This resaoninr must not t>e for dlttilien.-*. Dako'.a New York... JAteMM retail 171MM North Caro's i,tbj,b« Georgia? tfJ8.T410hto........ 7..’ Idaho.... J28JJ75 nAi&PsSSriv'nta Illinois... 5.818AM Rhode lai d . 2.737. 4MH. Carolina.. i and petit ton lor MtMl Tpaneaaee... i -4(i t.: civil governnit-nt. llAU^YtaS....... Sib.l« Loutoiana.. MJ,B4Utah............. tedtei Vernoat.... Ates,«l vtretnte..... UAW Waah. to... Michigan.. MMJMW. VfiilEte. I aAterWyoatta*.... CASTOR IA EJ"»U for ecuuve officer of t:be G.,vercrni m ana* as the Independent li ters to ‘ ally dependent voters do not »’roP<>»themselves inextricably wi.b to Suoa fu-pubUcans do not pro,<•« » abandon tbe Republican pertx n*<r merge themselves in any Infants and Children tioo, Sour Storrach, Diun-bota. rad FrverabDML I» torart. beukb rad natural .leep, without morphine. hL5^1S?u,XS’»^JS‘JM:E who. at they dealrc to accompl sn bv supporting a candidate who reproaent* CkHTAUW LIHIMkMT—<m abuojute cure for Bbeui iallun, Sprain., Burna, Golla, die. The moat I’owerfal and Pene­ trating Palu-reUerln<and Healing Remedy known to man. . they^ali agree In behoving to f* of con­ trolling Importance to this eiectioni ciT^ghtfuHy avoid the 1 «’No «< urrefuaeto cos: his vote. 7he -hitrustnnd every voter to a trustee who, for the JX*Government, to bound to to hn private consclenc.- for his public acte This confidence, therefore assuming that the Republican and Independent Y°tei’ *b<» fm, r any reason can no: sustain tt« ' nomination, desire to take a oouree which ui. tn -rt readily and surely secure-the result at which they aim. respectfully recommends te all suob cftUens to sup;-ort the electees wuc wi 1 vote ior Grover Cleveland. In o.Oor m. si effectually jo enforce tbelr ponrictiqn tbai nuthitnr could more deeply stafn the Au»re can nam«- and prove more disastrous to tn» put llc we.tasv than the del.berate indlfferenct of thepcojae of tbe United Stales to the in­ creasing public corruption und to the want ui officte interrity In tbe highest trusts ot the GovmmoaL * The resolutions Were adopted without c dissenting voice. Mr. William Everett, of Massachusetts, ofTere-l a resolution' naming Cleveland and llendrkks as the nominees of tiie confer ence. Il was laid on the table, and soon after the conference adjourned. DEATH WITHOUT WABSINO. ----- TO BUY----- CLOTHING! The Eugine** Holler Explodes with Fear- to Atonii White Haven, Pa., July 26.—£ ari yesterday morning locomotive No. 346, or the Lehigh Valley Railroad, pushed a freight train from Mauel; Chunk to Fair­ view. When the start to return was mad» there were three men In the cab—Jacot Hassle, the engineer; his sou, John Hassle, who acted as a brakeman, and John Arm­ bruster, the fireman. They all reside at East Mauch Chunk. As the en­ gine moved slowly away Robert Smith, night operator at Nescopeck, stepped on tbe cab to ride to his home, not far away. Tbe men were all in a good humor and chatted merrily. The motion of the englut grew quicker and more steam was turned on. At 830 o’clock the locomotive had reached a point about two miles above this place when the air was rftnt with a tremen­ dous report Tbe engine became hid in a cloud of steam, the earth trembled with tbe concussion. Tl>e boiler had exploded and wrecked the locomotive. As soon as help reached the spot it was evident ttxat all four of the men had been killed. Jacob Hassle, tiie engineer, was found one hun­ dred yards from the spot, surrounded with pieces of fire-box and boiler. Armbruster, a firemen, lay Just two hundred yards away in tbe opposite direction, blackened, cov­ ered with debris, nud entirely brainless, the whole top of his head having been taken off. A • human leg was seen projecting from the pile of ruins which indie ted where tbe engine luul beeu quivering convulsively. Robert Smith, the operator, was pinned d*Wn to the track by the lender truck. Strenuous efforts at res­ cue were made at once, when tbe sound of an approaching train was heard. A coal tram rushed into view, dashed down tbe track, and before a warning voice could be raised plunged Into the wreck in which Smith still lay. Thirty-five cars were more ur less demolished, the engine derailed and broken, and the wreck made? still more hbiffilesa Wlien Smith's Tbody wm finally reached It was headless. Wheth­ er the original explosion or the shock of the collision had decapitated .him no one can know. The body of John Hassle, the brake­ man, has not been found. Farm hands al work a mile away say fragments of metal fell about them In the Gelds. Nu reason has t-ven assigned for the explosion. Experts say that the bolter laid plenty o( water In it, and that It was comparatively netr. R. K. GRANTS ^bTsTTDEcTaTvE BATTLES OF THE WORLD. WSnCLlCTOIt OIL and Bruises, Asthma, Catarrh, Coughs .Colds, Sore Throat. Diphtheria. Bums, Frost Bites, Tooth, Ear, and Headache, and all pains an^. Aches. gANNER JOB ROOMS. GoodjWork at Fair Prices! Offlcsrt of tbs G. A R. Minnkapour, Minn., July 26.—The No­ tional Encampment ot the Grand Army of the Republic met at 9:80 o’dock yesterday, and continued tl^- balloting tor Commander­ In-Chief. On tiw slxtii ballot General John Kountz, of Ohio, was elected; Judge L. R*a5r of Mtnneapolto, was elected Senior Vice • Counmindur; Jra e. Hick*, of Dakota. Junior Vice-Comrnonder; T. M. Shauafdt, of Michigan Chaplain, and W. B. HaJ,of I*ennsyiviEia Surgeon. ’ It has been the most successful soldiers’ reunion since tlie dose ot the Wtf of the Rebelllon. Many of tlKiseattendlng the <mcampmeut will extend tbelr excuraiooto Yel­ lowstone Park and the' Pacific coast ‘I'he present membership of the society of the Grand Army of tbe Republic Is 253 895number of “posts," 4,325. ' Poster Printing a Specialty. whim thk nu u out. "Harourn of Aleppo," said 81r Philip Derval, "haa mastered every secret In nature which the nobler magic seeks to fathom. He dheovered that the true art o! healing Is to aMist Nature to throw of the disease—to Ruumoo^as It were, the whole system to eject the enetay that tag faaV. euad on a port. His processes all Included the reinvigoration ot tbe principle of life." Effacto of the Drought la OMo. In this tbe Eastern sage merely anticipated CtNaxNATi, a. July 26,-Rato M1 tt the practice ot the best physicians of today. Indlanapolto and In a belt eattward through What life itself u, nobody knew then—nobody Citral Ohio as tar as Wheeling Thursday knows now. But we have learned something of night, but none here and in Southern Ohio. the reasous why tbe nnterioos Ude rlree and A report from Youngstown. O., w.jh the falls. Previdad ths great organs of the body drought ha* nausea omaiderabw law to are not Irreparably destroyed, medical seteore farmer*. Tlioec along the railroads watch can always relieve, and often save. Yet no Sf,50 pr<”reut flT< Hay to lild reputable physician now adheres to tbe barbar- If the rain doe* not come ooon. Itenorta troiu Battar Caanty my Umt rwtao I. w>.n»a «lu> Uta Mvermt drouJU y® ConatunptlcinA'nrcd. An old physician, retired ifrom P™£J,e*-l£!£ ’ Ing had placed In his hands by an fcastllodto musloiiary the formula of| a slmfflr intc.siw all throat and lung affections. al*« a radical cure tor Nervous Ddbifity and »» n nu auty io niaae k auown w. fellow*. Actuated to thi* ewtive and a to relieve human suffering, . 1 will w«d t«* « eham. to all who desireTuthh nvh-f. Hi <•«£ man. Frrneh or English, aid. tn ' t1 “•’■'5 preparing and using. Sentby iftxil by 3.Ur< lug with stamp, naming I'-fifr- *■ Noyes, 14» Power’s Block.JKockesler. X »• Jackson coknty has 74 JuatHTs of the pM»- goaruteed remedy for those dfsea>» u >ukin> !•»> M><utar r“1'?elnk fbe patient’s abllitlty to resist _ ___ i? AdrUlfc O'Brien, r.' E.rb"<- K.BoMfo.N. Y. 1 f MSU’ atto *nd hny are uunsuaily .IfaolMtralm ra> ptMOOl U «• »»*'■ Mam. Nbw Tub*. Jal, M.—Tbtar wP°r»d durta, the wm, In United Stata, ecehat all )WJ< wteu ted IM, tasted Til fa. th. ne wmItb z.r .a*. . . Mu, rata<x,era«I«™f“c->,,1“*r' �The Hastings Banner. uLnnflr ofUce it connected with Present bv 0<her TipMiss Gertie WRliams Is at Bowen. ' - V, b"* whois now st wort fr?^gB‘CorneC Band f,lra^ed music MUls wtthfrMnds. I X^w£ for the occasion. D^M°^?'-elV1Og their «* w^^r0S?•l0, JBO’“'3 MU1*' (M^«’«t>ut«13,<W remains to be was in the th. city Wednesday. I। >mre.l tljerc, __ _ that the work is pregrreeU1e^t?^tEMe3Mrey werv 1<xl«ed “ ws. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Dwight, of Chics-1 in« fav°kuy, and that K^mtz* will u>e dlr lock-up Monday nitbt Tnri hHrtriZL - Local News. DUH’S BA - - —» > —wusm, ruunuiaiuu wul ' “TlngUle''tookle*' bail- ^Ing­ in the direction ot Battle Creek. ? were in the city the past week. • i e *** Allotment raised in two or three . Mr. A. D. Cook starts Monday on a_ ; weeks. Thus it appears that the project is Tub fc« cream tath-al. to have been tour of inspection through Dakota. ’ , luii. <! I’!®* Pointe, nil kinds. Three Dot dead, as yet. Mr. H. G. Carter will given by the young India, of the M E etein Pol"* for one dollar. Mrs. Charles Russell, of Allegan, via•“ ’ F. H. Barlow * Co. i® a few days endeavor to secure the edn“da-v 0“ account ited Hastings friends the past week. Unlancv of the right of way and raise W“ po8tP°n«1 until this □Mrs. Oscar Youigs is spending a few sufficient money to fill Barry's quota. (Thnra^ay) evening, at Hasting, House days with relatives at Grand Rapids. He should be met in a liberal spirit by FOR 8AXE! bowery. Miss Bertha Bentley is at Nashville, our citizens. Aiiother strong pull, ami Ths croquet factory engine will be the guest of her uncle Mr. Harry Hale. the road will be secured. Started next week in order to furnish Miss Belle Greble is in Detroit, and The Democrat invites th? greenback­ power for the elevator,. The factory four wUlnotbe.tarted(oramontaTS weeks^”1 friends there for TOWHSHIP-CAUCUSSS. ers to. walk into the bourbon fly-trap, and form a'fusion ticket. We don’t rjHE HARVEST IS PAST! weeks, ■» we are Informed by Mr . IBVIXO. —-w. Editor Peckham and Mr. Job Cheeae- blame the democrats for seeking such Tn -iwt ddegates to Attend tbe county oon- Brown. v . te held .Utnvrt «h. at tbe Town Hall brough, of Freeport, were in the citv an alliance. They have everything to ssX: The grain and stock barn of Mr L. Tuesday. z gain and nothing to lose by such a com­ E. Hinchman, of Assyria, wai Cn’ni Township Com. bination. It would’nt be more than a Mr. John Klepfer, of Grand Rapids, by lightning and burned on the morn­ WOODLAND. million years before the Democrat’s ing of tbe 23d. Building Insured for was greeting his many friends in this K.. caucus to r., . ..nvcntlon to be held Atm. 6th, will be city Wednesday. proprietor would have the opposition bel.iT.mu Hall. Woodland. Saturday, Aug. KOO and contents for 8800 in the Barry Aiderman Hogle and wife are spend­ where he wanted it—under his manage­ and Eaton. 1 -',L :' 10dt P‘ BY ORDER OF COM. ing lhe week with relatives and friends ment—and the old-line democrats at The Ladies' Society of the PresbvHOPS. the head of the machine. Yes; fusion . . an caucus to delegates to attend terian church will be entertJlned on in Grand Rapids. would be a nice thing for the demo­ , convention to be held August 6, will be Miss Gene Brown returned from a Friday afternoon by Mesdames W. E, crats, even if the ticket should be de­ —When you want Upjohn. Frank Brooks, Wm. Hicks visit among friends at Marshall and feated as it would be. The democrats, Main, I’reston and Hams at the reel- Battle Creek on Saturday. not tbe greenbackers, would hold the f-vyn House. Satmyiay. Atunut 2d.f»U Judge Champlain; of the Supreme lines and crack the whip. The Demo­ •dence of Mra. Upjohn on Green street. ; m. Il\ ORDER COM. Court, was in th» dty Monday on busi­ crat is mistaken about such an aggre­ Everybody invited. 11 .■ republicans ot Marte Grove will meet at Joint Bentley was arrested for ness with the probate eburt. gation making republicans “tired.” ...inter on Saturday. August 2. for i.ri-<M.‘of appointing six delegates to atMessrs. Samuel Roush and William Oiir contemporary would see a lot of Hi' .-ountv convention to be held In the city drunkenness Tuesday night. Wednes­ . HWednesday. Aug. 6th, 1864. day he waa arraigned before Justice Godfrey, of Freeport, were among tired and disgusted greenbackers, how­ I nt, a ,j uly 23d. WM- nY 0RDra of oqm. ever, whose weariness would wax Campbell and plead guilty. He was । Banner callers Wednesday. CARLTOV. • asked to “ante” 855.60, fine and costa, or Mrs. Goodeno w, of Albion, iq spending stronger as the campaign grew hotter. ,i tcan caucus at the cent*. Aug 4th. at take a nine months’ vacation at Ionia. a few days with her children in this . ... k |>. m. BA (WIDER COM, ,He took the latter alternative. city, D. H. Goodenow and Mrs. P. W. H. publican caucus at residence of Allen Messrs. E. W. Townsend and E. Niskern. ,r.. i. . :i Monday. August 4th. at 2o’cloek p. m. Generals Logan and butler BY ORDER COM. Pennock request us to announce that Mr. E. A. Holbrook, of Passaic, New HASTINGS cm. there will be a camp meeting on the Jersey, and Miss Anna, of Muskegon, TENDANCE. Monday evening. Angust 4th at 740 sharp. land owned by the latter, one and a are in the city visiting their mother Fir-t ward—Stanley's Blacksmith Shop. Big time for Barry county ud w ard—Ward School Hoose half miles south of this city on the and friends. . .i /. - Probate Office. BOTB IN BLUE AT HASTINGS, Hickory Corners road, commencing Fourth ward- Council Room. Messrs. L. E. Knappen, W. L. Wilk­ AUGUST 20, 21 AND 22. P. A. SHELDON, Chm. Com. . August 5th. ins, D. and S. and F. G. Goodyear^ Ches­ Colonel Armstrong called on us Wed­ The redoubtable Chas. Mann is ter Messer, and wives, and Miss Lang­ Circulation thin week, lfi90. nesday, and stated that those having again in limbo. A few days since he maid and others, are at Gun Lake this the reunion "project in charge had held stole from a lad named William Olm­ week. >ee notice of city caucuses. a conference that day, and decided not stead 82.50 in money, was arrested and Notice—There will be a basket pic­ to postpone the same, although Battle N’uTEFred Hotchkiss’ new announce­ failed. It wiB be remembered that a nic held in Mr. G. W. Locher's grove, Creek had endeavored to 'have Barry ment this week. a suspended sentence is hanging over Rev. McEwing will fill the pulpit at him. for robbery. Maim was arraigned about one-half mile south east ot I’o- county play tail to its kite. The fact is dunk school house, in the township of that the Grand Army officials here have the M.-E. church Sunday. before Justice Campbell Monday, plead Rutland, under the auspices of Barry- as much reason to expect General I’. T. Colgkove has purchased the not guilty, and his trial booked for to­ Co. Pomona Grange Thursday, August Logan as- have those of Battle Creek. law library of C. M. Knappen. < day, Friday. 7th, *84 at 10:30 a. m., to which all are He has -promised that, if he attends the The energetic republicans of Carlton Elmer Cotant, of this city, and cordially invited. Mrs. Perry Mayo, of latter he will be in Hastingsalso, on the mH raise a Blaine and Logan pole in George Heath, of Nashville, had a - glo­ Battle Creek, and other good speakers 22nd. Commander Dennis says he has -AND THEthe near future. rious drunk Friday. They' were escort­ will be in attendance. a letter from General Butler’s secretary, announcing that the General will be in The.attention of our Irving readers ed to the temple of justice of which „ «... " C- H STONE. Master.. C. W. BIGGS. 8ec’y. this state during the time fixed for the is called to the change in the call for Esquire Campbell is the presiding soldiers reunion here, find will un­ genius, and fined 85 and costs each, or EDITOR BANNER: the republican caucus. doubtedly be in Hastings on one of the When Ex-Gov.StJohn made his polit ­ in default of the payment thereof 20 Hastings gives the state telephone line more business than any place be- days in jail. Heath cashed up, and ical speech in this city recently, 1 did dates—probably the 21st. So far as Cotant has been assigned quarters in not have the pleasure of hearing him, noted men are concerned the Battle 'ween Grand Rapids and Jackson. but have been told that he ’ made this Creek reunion will in no wise shrpass the bastile. The machinery in the Engine and Edward Thompson, a gentleman of statement: “There is not a saloon in our own. The dates for the Barry Iron Works is being run by a portable Topeka, Kansas." 1 have since learned. county reunion were fixed long before engine, pending repairs upon the ' *large color, and an ex-attache of the negro by way of a resident of .this city who those for the Battle Creek gathering; minstrel troupe that held forth in this engine. city Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, has been in Topeka recently, and do not and it was cheeky in them to ask a Stauffer & Salisbury will buy know but he is at present in that city, postponement. Just as good a program threatened to kill the manager of the any amount of apples for that there are not less than thirty sa­ as theirs has been prepared, every ar­ troupe, also colored, on Tuesday. The They must be well sorted loons fn Topeka city all in full blast at rangement is made and no pains will threatee swore out a warrant before picket’. this time. How is that brother StJohn ? be spared to make the second annual Esq. Sweezey, and the threator, getting CITIZEN.^ reunion of the soldiers and sailors of -AS TOSlim crowd and show—that of the wind ef what was going on, “lit out" Barry county one of which every citi­ Mines’ Concert Co. Monday evening. over the hills and through the dales at Barry county's complete census is zen, and especially the boys in blue, can Pretty tough looking crowd composed a 2:10M gait. given below. The returns show that be proud. Remember the dates, and the troupe. . At the shooting tournament at Hastings city and Johnstown fire the bear in mind that no similar gathering Judge Smith delivered an excellent Grand Rapids the Hastings sportsmen only districts where the population has in Michigan will offer more attractions ltd m e before the ladies’ library associa­ carried off their share of the prizes, 8. increased. Barry county has suffered to the veterans of the late war than tion of Middleville Tuesday evening, on Crowell winning 875, W. D. Hayes 837, much from the enormous emigration to that here on the 20th, 21st and 22d of the subject of “Kathrina.” R. Mudge 820 and R. KL Grant, 815. Dakota during the past four years: August. Sustain your own county or­ iw*o Increase IBM To-day, Friday, is to be a gala day in In the double team shoot Mudge and ganization: first, because it is a Barry 1.146 Assyria... Freeport.'/Three brass bands, a base Crowell took 1st prizeand Hayes and Baltiinore. 1441 county affair; second, because you wfll 1431 ball - gameSuvd a danbe in the evening Grant 4th. In the team shtwt Grand Barry....:. 1,460 1473 be more pleasureably entertained than Cariftm..,. 2.421 MN Rapids took the prize, the Hastings CasUfton . are among the attractions. anywhere else. The reunion last year 1,173 1.2M HaatlnX*.. 1J02 l..'H was a splendid success. The one this Mit. II. II. Bailey has exchanged team being crippled by the absence of ffi&.-.-.'.L...... 1.423 1JM Open 1,H» summer will be vastly more interesting, l.leT his property in this efty with Dr. Bur­ Will Bennet, on account of illness. Johnstown......... 1,636 1.427 Maple Grove...... and every Barry county man should see pH Chester Messer has a change in Orangeville........ ton for the latter’s 40 acre homestead 1.<W 1.W1 LISS that it is so. Your presence and sup­ just north of the iron bridge. his ad. this week. He invites your at­ Prairieville........ 1425 Lias Rutland............... 1,M« port should be given to your home or­ 1,611 ........ Bin 1’olhemus informs the Banner tention to the splendid line of open and Thornapple 1.670 1.7M Woodland.......... ganization.^____________ f*3 M4 that the putting of pans green on cab­ top carriages he has for sale, from the Yankee Springs.. 2,531 2,t*e City of Hastings best factories in the country. Mr. Catholic College. bages to kill the cabbage worm is an 573 1st ward...... 4:.; Messer has been identified with busi­ id ward........... Mr. J. D. Kinwley, Sec’y, Holy Cross extremely dangerous practice. •-4" 3d ward........... College Gvmnaslum, Worcester, Mass., ness here many years, and has Acquired 4th ward .......... The question as to whether or not writes: Every member of our dub the Hastings Cornet Band is to be. uni-I a wide reputation as a reliable, as well Total........ . ....... 34417 25417 frankly admits that SL Jacobs Oil the As an energetic and successful, business 1,100 conqueror of pain, is the best cure they formed should be settled as soon as -Net decrease .^.__ . have ever used, and all speak of it in man. When he tells you he can suit in possible, and in the affirmative. terms of the highest approbation. 50 both quality and price of buggies, he Telephonics:— Don’t fail to read the caucus notices cents a bottle. ’ “Hello! Kalamazoo.' means what he says. It will pay you to on this page. They should interest “Hello Hastings!” advertised letters. consult him before making any pur­ “Give us the Kalamazoo Publishing you. Send representative republicans chases of goods in his line. Letters addrewed to the tollowlM persona ra* m^inlnr in the post office at Hastings, Barry of yvuttown to the county convention. In order to make it appear that the Co." °°StMe^SS)'.JAln»aB’c^e; Mary WnwWYtk my son; that democratic pole bourbon pnwMeuUal candidate Is really “AU right!”. dle BnullayTM. DeLamater. James Howard. “Hello Publishing ♦'arapanv This is M"’inle Scott. Nancy Tallent. Luther Tunffiflng. was raised Saturday afternoon. It was to the race in this state, the Grand the Hastings Banner office. We want j. 8. v^nBnint. Drop Letters-—T. M. Baird, Rapids Democrat has been announcing John Wwwe. Cards.—W. IL Aines. C. Crawford. a contract job, however, and it cost 50 to talk with W. L. Eaton, editor of the Norman S-tnley, John A. Vandenborg. cents extra to get the guy ropes down. accessions to Cleveland from the repubW. H. POWERS. P. M. Telegraph.” The . Blaine and Logan club will UoansZln its issue of July 20 it states An Kditer** Tribute. “CorrecL Here he is.” meet in the court room Tuesday eve­ that Martin Ryerson, of Muskegon, Theron P. Keator, Editor of Ft. Wayne. IrxL, “Mr. Eaton; we want to know the Gazette, write*: " for *h- past Art years hare ning. Good speakers will address the “heretofore a prominent republican exact status of the new railroad pros­ always used Dr. King * $ew Discovery. meeting, and a general invitation is ex­ has joined the democratic ranks. Mr. pects in your dty. Is the work of rais­ coughs of mo*t severe cii-ir^.1(.r, as well as for those of a milder tri*- 11 “c’*r falls to effect a Abraham Byerson. of Hastings town­ tended. ■tteedy eurv. My friends towh^n I havcivcoming subscriptions progressing ?” mflBded it apeak of it in same high terms. Hav1 have tout I’ost Commander Dennis . informs ship, brother to the gentleman men­ ; “Yes, slowly. Maj. Anderson is with "m been eured by If of wry tioned, say* that Martin Byerson hss for five years. I consider It the ouKrellablr and us, and we are working in earnest, but sure wire for coughs, colds, etc. , iy i at W. IL 'is that the probabilities are that Gens. always been a democrat. When a party Goodyear ’ s drag store and get a free tHal bottle. Butler and Logan will be in attendance is so demoralized that It has to advertise it goes slowly." at the soldiers’ and sailors’ reunion in ••Do you know how much is lacking that its own members will support its J. L. Caaaldy S Co.. Montreal in your place to complete the bonus?" rockery merchants, ask an extension.wkotMa)e this city, on the 22d. nominee it Is pretty bard prrased. ■•Not exactly; but a considerable. Bev. WllWun tttout. Wlarton, . This is good weather for farmers and Ma. H. C. Wood, a fanner living However, we intend to keep on until republicans. Good crops and republi­ near Middleville, was fn lhe dty afew the full amount is raised. ” can success have traveled together davs since, fun Of trouble. It «™s “How long will it take?" many years, and they will not part that he employed a man who had pr^ “At least two or three weeks before company this season. viously worked In his harvest feM to we can finish." Wheel, white " idle returning from tbe ’ picnic help him secure his wh“‘ Wheat, red “AU right; good bye.” Corn, retail 1 riday, a carriage driven by Mrs. H. J. After this was accomplished, The above is the conversation which Kemield collided with that of Mr. Mix­ L man was paid ott and took his d^ took place Wednesday afternoon be­ er. Result, badly demolished vehicles SXedXtXXj^ tween the writer and the editor of tbe and fTightened occupants. . Kalam azoo Telegraph, who D posted as The prohibitionists and greenbackers well as any citizen of that place as to will soon wave tbe names of StJotan X now’ knew them no more. the C. K. A 8. project and prospects in and Butler from liberty poles here. U our sister dty. It will he seen that the this business continues, Hastings wW When he r»d>«l this PU« Mr Wood people of that ptacehave not abandoned mraovered thst his ex-hind mu> had look bke a tamarac swamp. U». thouffh lhey W-r*°n*wh" attempted to P*wn the boots to quesI he Knights of Pythjaa picnic at ±^Xwisuc««rulinthlshe left Thornapple Tuesday was well attended from Nashville and Charlotte. The The Time Has Ar­ rived SEEDER m&RlwrauNioN. BUCKEYE Shoe and Hoe Beckwith & Lee Roller Drill OFThe Best Machines of the kind in the market. Buggies Carrietges ■t. If you want an or Top Carriage, or a Platform, I have what you wish, and can make a bargain with you, if. you want durable, nice work at Bottom Prices. Call at ApicDltaral Warehouse And see the Jackson, Romeo, Lansing and other makes of Buggies. I Can Suit You in Both Prjce and'Style. Furl MIE PATEIT ONE COOK BOOK. At a Bargain. The property known m tbe ‘'Morgan Place.’ o Church nreet, Hastings. Mieh. C. Whitcomb, AGENT. Or MRS. F. M. POTTER. Vermontville. THIS SUMMER, PLAN your vaca­ TION REMEMBER -th.it no portion ot tkthen ready to Dakota. ■ THE PARK REGION OF MINNESOTA beautiful scenery, romantic drive*, an abundancv of er excellent iwtels.attraction* wteamlxiat*. rxllrcwls. etc ., off innnmernbie to SjSSSt TOVRIBTh. The many hnmlrwts ot latera in tbe Park Region afford uncqunlteit hunting and fishtna. Dkvil* Lake, D*ko<u, ha* lalfty re- SALT WATER BATHING. Pamphlets and full Information regarding Minnetonka. Osakis, Alexandria, Ashby, or Derib Lake will be furnished free on applica­ tion. ■ Mino. county. and eight hundred I Present. Clement In tbe matter ol rounds, deceased. ; the petition, duly ve^Bed, praying that a paper, heretofore Med with this court, purporting to be ttw last will and testa­ ment of said deceased may be admitted to pro- 25th day of August, A.D. ISM. at ten o*< forenoon, l»e aesigned for tbe heart! petition, and that the heirs at law < ceased, and all other perwms lutere* estate, arc r-Mjuln-'l to appear ftl a said eoort, then to l* lioMen at the pre in tbe city of Haatlnga, tn said county caoae. U any there be. why tbe pn petitioner *hould not be granted. And It la further ordered that aald give notice to the pemma Intererti ertate. of the pendency of aald petttta bearing thereof. bv causing a eo-.y of to be published in tbe Haatimp E weeks, previous to a*id [A true copy.] Judge ot Probate. Michigan has i.eos postoffiees. ‘ ' Schoolcraft has a cigar factory. Chancery Order. State at Michigan—In the Circuit Court tor the County of Barry: In Chancery. In tbe matter ot tbe petition ot Wm. B. Bar­ han for barring the dower of Mary A. Bartian, an insane person, and for the apfiolnCmeGt of reading tbe petition, duly verified. c< Wm. B uk’-rtian. )•raying tiiat tbe dower Inteseet of M.'dy A. B i t han may be barred and a guardian api'Otnted lor reasons tberrtu set fort h. On motion of Aionxo E. Kenaaton. solieitor for petitioner, it la ordered that Mobdu, the l«th day of August next, at three o’clock la the afternoon, be tiM»igne<l tor the hearing of «*ld petition and that Uie next ot kin of the said honse. In tho dtv rt Hiutinsi, In said county, and show cause If any there Th- why the prayer of the peCtlooer should not tx- grutod. And it la further ordered that said prtttioMr give notice to the persons interested, of tins pendency ot said petition. ;.:id tbe hearing thereof, by causing a copy ol this order to be Barry, for three racceaalvc weeks pn viow to the day of hearing; meh publication, howevur, ahaU not he necessary fn ease a eopj of tbl3 order be served on tbe. next of kin personal!v at least tweutv days before tbe time herein pre­ scribed for their appearance • Dated tills 1Kb <Gy aTMaj. A£ IL ALONZO K KENABTUN. Orcutt Judge. Solicitor for Petitioner. A true codv. Attest: CHAM. M. MACK. OON'T&E'sESS® ig-a>s MwSS YOU rie* mruc ii vou will any <rf thee* nrti 1 w eert Organelle for $7, a *35 Magic latntem for devote a few hours of your leisure time evenings to Introducing our newpxxb. One 11/ a n t -flady secured a Gold Watch free. In W A IN I a single afternoon. A jmUenuui ’’cIM I got rt sliver wateli for fifteen minute’s work. A HS-OIssA,a^“feSii?ffi74a!s Bull Dng Revolvers, Mj.v GlaMre. Indian Kcori and Artronomical Telracopes. Telegraph it»strummta. Type Writers, Organ AevoMtou. tom-rttb*^WORM* MANTFaItUMNUOP^ 123 Naaaau Stre.n, New York Tie Scieace of Life. Oily $1. BY MAIL, POBT-BAIO. ‘u/T, Her lesser. now THSELFudMB iSdVw^ “him the “*d greater number of Hartings Knights /J/ A Graai Madleal Work on Muntaod, �. t low. It had not been disturbed until or 0EKEUU. I picked it up. Blood and hair on ax. used any money since that Friday. -Two hui«lr«l »•’ Have made test to see if pillow could Was at work for Kahler when arrested. be seen from outside in position McKay Re-cross— First knew that husband said it was. and found it impossible to rested. Never went to one of the neighbors and asked her what would blood-stains out of clothes. any portion of body. Heard testimony take 1 » moob book taking m tbe of respondent'at inquest. He testified HENRY FORBES. edge of honest ware of °F ^Hving. [ that outside door was unlocked Friday Resides in Barry township, about 2% night; that he thought Searles had . miles from McKav. I knew Searles, whob^l«. Jta | gone to bed. It was Impossible for re- : and heard of his death, first on Saturday spondent to have opened bedroom door ! afternoon. Respondent had been at Keeae a dollar or two « • without moving Beanes’ body if foot 1 work for me that week, painting wm penniless receiveda turalri had been against it. At inquest re­ window blinds and other parts of house. spondent testified that, l.e saw the pil­ Used greep on blinds, white on'Stoop. low and that it was ’burned. There Got through Friday morning and went were spatters of blood to the height of home. Paid him 85. When working four feet or more on w 41 and under for. me he wore a pair of pants badly T«x.. ^reSTvears ago. » d Rheumatism. ^eu'^gia. SciaUca, stairs. patched and daubed with paint, and burned that was never rebuilt In tcarLueiMflo. BaekacM. WaadoBa. woolen shirt daubed with paint. Don’t tagawnr the old ehlmnej-twain J. gold IU>r«Tfcraail. FELIX CHAXBERLIN. ■wfllUt* Wpratina. BrMla«a. know whether he slept in that shirt or Burn., Resides in Hope. Saw McKay at and direr amounting to 1XD 4U OTMK« ■amiP4l» AS» iCUBL found under the hearthenne. andIman. 1 Searles’ J une 14, and talked with him not. Crdes-Ex. — The last work he did for articles of jewelryThey were wrapped before inquest commenced. We were in the liedroom. No one else in there me was finishing up painting blinds. in a newspaper of 1856. at the time. I had the bloody ax in my He said that he was going to Hastings -From a list of the fortresses and . hand and I said, “I could hang the s—n that day or the next to buy brushes. strongholds of France, reoe"1^ ' ADIES OF HASTINGS, of a l>—h that did that murder.’’ He McDermott lives tat ween my house and by th* War Minister, the Fortress of said “Whoever did it, did it G—d d—n McKay’s. He afterwards painted buggy Svtian. which once ranked high among REMEMBER THREE FACTS. for Larabre at my house. quick; he got a h—11 6f a dip on back French lortresnea, i» lJ*«L TJe The defense, here rested. of the head.” He said that the old man town is now judged to be of no military hud told him that he had 81,000 where importance whatever, and ito great he could get it at any time, and more if How Blondes are Made. keep, with Its lofty walls and subter­ he wanted it. Respondent testified at ranean passages, is in process of demo­ and inquest that he saw through the win­ “What lovelv hair that lady has, — • dow the burnt pillow, the ax and brok­ what a delightful color!” remarked an lition. —Thirty wars ago Samuel Wetberen lamp. I took particular notice of ingenuous youth to an up-town barber respondent at inquest—he acted queer, in New York the other afternoon. And toh. of Kav CountyTMo.. was murdered in that after.his testimony he was ap­ tbe young man strained his nock to and a neighbor was suspected of the parently very .uneasy, traveling from such an extent, in order to catch a crime, the circumstances being strongly teK^n*. «£££ one knot of men to another and listen­ glimpse of the sylph, that the barber against him. But he was acquitted. ing to what they were taking about. very nearly inflicted an ugly gash oft aHd recently the brother of the mur­ He acted queer when he went on the tta’confiding but restive chm. dered man.* as he -lay dying near the - " ■rffij™*"**a WaUMim Travsl an zIFrestand, hail hat on and pipe in his mouth, ‘•How du are you, young fellow?” scene of the murder, confessed that he used profane language, after was sworn asked that worthy, presently, when the perpetrated tiie crime on account of oa~ •» he said to the coronor, “Now, by G—d, razor had resumed its work. Jealousy. He had been ven active in Baccam ehockMl tkrooch and rain er tan 11. wy» aa low as osm petit on that od.r ln. ad‘^1 pitch in.” At times he exhibited exces­ pushing the prosecution against the 1st— It in positively proven “Twenty-one,” was the answer. sive hilarity. I watched respondent’s ttat Zoa-ITuwa (“Dr. Pen“And to think.” continued tho barber accused neighbor. —Detroit Post. every act and move during the inquest gdlv’e Womiad’b Friend ), -The Virginia City (Nev.) Enter­ reflectively, "that a youth who has ROUTE and during the day. is the best known remedy Cross Ex.—From the moment of our attained his majority should speak of a prise says : “In the tunnel of the Dan­ for all complaints peculiar conversation in bedroom I suspicioned woman having lovely hair, when one iel Webster mir.e, nortlieast of thi> city, to Women, young or old. glance is sufficient to show that the bevond the Weils Fargo mine, at a 1*0101 respondent golden hair-wash is in full force, and over three hundred feet beneath the sur- ;2nd— Any Lady needing such w. n. H. HEATH. TESTIMONY FORTHE DEFENSE. accounts for all the beauty. I sav, to face, a flow ot water of strange character a remedy and postponing think such a thing makes me lift my has been encountered. The water boils the use of Zoa - Phora, Resides at Hastings. Formerly un— MRS. MARY M’KAX, makes a dangerous (.per­ dertaker, in the business over 40 years. Wife of respondent. Maiden name was eyebrows in amazement- Young man up through the floofof tho tunnel, and you ’ re very naive. For two dollars in the light of tbe ^andles presents an During these years my attention has McDermott. haps fatal) mistake. Reside at Hope Center. your hair shall be that color, I guaran­ almost blood red appearance. It smells been called to cadaveric rigidity of Lived there about two years. My hus­ tee. and you can keep the shade as long like creosote and has a pungent disa­ body. Heard testimony of Dr. Smith. band and I own the place. Built the When bottled and ■When rigidity is on. it would be Im­ house. Have been married to McKay as you like it If the monotony of the greeable taste. possibly to open door without moving nine years. Have had five children, thing palls upon you, you can after­ brought to the light of dav, the water body, if foot was against the door. It four living, oldest eight years old, ward try auburn or dark brown, as I has a rich burned sienna color.” might be possible to move foot an inch youngest three months old. —A female contributor writes : "Ah. Am 32 presume that lady will do.” or so at a right angle without moving years old; husband 28 years old. Orin "Do you mean to say that woman’s journalism! Literature! A world of body, but limb would go back as soon Gesler nearest neighbor. Knew Thos. hair is dyed?” . untold wealth lies for jjou locked up in AKO oughs as pressure was removed. "Well I should smile,” was the the brains and encased in the little white Searles since this spring. He came DAVID BOWKER. there to live this spring. Itemember answer. "If you were to touch her hands of educated women, and at law. Reside in Hope, fanner,. 47 years- old, •hearing of his death, first heard of it head you’d feel that her hair was as since tbe bars are giving away ,and . lives mile from McKays. Mr. See­ on Saturday morning, June 14, from brittle as. this glass. I’d like you to woman as well as man can choose tar ber and I went together to Searles’ Sat­ my husband. My husband hiuTbeen at doit.’’ . life work, what a wondrous burst of CONSUMPTION h*»lcur­ "You’re very kind.” urday. Five of us went to the house work at it. Forbes’ during the week sunshine will flood with 'Its golden light ed times without number by the time­ "I speak to you as a scientist, young the vast arena of American journalism !” together, I first, opened the door and painting. He went there Monday, and ly use of Downs’ Elixir. It will cure went in. No person, had been in the। 1 next saw him Friday between 10 and man. and as though I were giving you The untold wealth, it may be remarked, house since respondent left, to my 11 a. m., when he came home with Mr. a lesson.in physiology or some other doesn't lie around loose for any such Croup, Bronchitis, Asthma, knowledge. First noticed broken lamp. Shrontz. He said he had 85 in money, ology Toxicology would be correct, sublimated flapdoodle as that. —Arw Pfewriaj/, Whooping-C'okyh. He bought because that hair-wash is poison, Opened bed room door after others camei received for his work. York Graphic 3rd—Every Woman, sickly or healtty, should Lung Fever, and all diseases of the in. Door opened without any resist­ some groceries, a pair of overalls and although I says it as shouldn’t,” the read Dr. FenjaeUy's book.. “Advice to Mothers — A New York observer who has suspenders. There was 50 cents worth Throat, Chest and Lungs, when ance. We went in, looked around. Did barber added." concerning dbwMe* of woman and children.” studied types of feminine beauty during Free to any lady reader ol this paper. Postage not disturb the body. Saw pillow and, of sugar, pound of coffed 20 cents, 25 oCher remedies fail "Do vou sell much of it?” In sealed envelope, 4 cents.' Address, ax lying 4 or 6 inches from wall under cents worth of oatmeal, 4 lemons 12 nm. nsrftar • un, laiiapx. tl "Do I? Well, rather. Look at that a long course of rears sa-ys that the. R. PENUKLLY A CO., blonde is graduallv disappearing in this , cents, and two pounds of codfish; Don't front window. Saw blood and hair on Kalamazoo, Mich. row of bottles on the top shelf. They ax. Noticed shelf over a foot wide andI know what overalls and suspenders are all sold to Fifth avenue and Modi- country—or. at least, in New York.. For side by FREDERICK HOTCHKIHS. In afternoon he bought under­ He begun his observations in 1839 or length of window', on which were ai cost. son avenue ladies—ladies who ain’t 1840, when he found that the proportion number of articles. Impossible for per­ shirt and paifr of drawers and pound of »» U1.11 I Q J.ro*'. xlltos th. He paid cash for the^e actresses, piind. vou. If you were to of the blondes among a hundred women son to look through window and see> crackers. elllow and ax. Noticed jam on one of’ things. Don’t know how much money suggest such a thing as an actress they’d was forty-seven, the brunettes numtar­ famt on the spot. When I was young ■ Cm be sold tn every family. Gin, io legs of a chair at head of body, in­• he had left, but he had some. He put ing thirty-two. and those who were not Esc—* liet.r 1-.•> • *.^... . ,. ... ‘ a *n tho business a lady ono one day bought be on overalls overalls and and suspenders suspenders in in forenoon. forenoon. in dicated a left-handed blow. The blow• on -*-* was the name decidedly one or the other twenty-one. over the right eye think was also left­ changed his shirt also—out on a brown- bottle of auncomus (that was th< In 1880 the blondes were out twentyM ___ ___ , and I _______ checked cotton shirt. He left off hix °* tb « stuff in the days of yore), handed, also blows on head. Was juror three, the brunettes fifty-two, and the rFMWEC a ■»OU«, Clataaut ____ what theater I should send her to what theater I sliou at inquest. Talked with respondent pants, suspenders, paint shirt and '■ asked intermediates twenty-five. The change, it ‘You insulting wretch!’ she sht cried, since. June 26; he said rode with Con­ other shirt. He wore the new clothes — so far as his observations go, has been rad Kahler to his own house that Fti/ he put on right along until he was ar­ •sav such a thing again and 1’11 scream gradual.—N. F. Times. Searles called at our house as loud as I can.’ That was probably day evening, got out at his house, put rested. -Except for those who may have on’his coat and lit his pipe, went to Wednesday and told me he wanted my very loud, judging from the tone in If dull, drowsy, wealthy friends firing fn the interior in Searles’, knocked at door, receiving no husband to work for him one day that which she made the remark.” ■SB A favorite prescript loo of omu>f (be Told him didn’t response he took armful'of shavings week if he could. “Well do ladies admit to their friends a favorable locality, Australia has been UM^r noted and «neceuful speclallsishi lliet'A practically found to be not a suitable Kr n ltred )for the cure ork*errou«D<-amry, and returned. He said he went back think he could, because he had been that they dye their hair?” bad, appe place for ’ invalids. Any one who has t HaMho«d,Wmknrii and (Decaf .Scsi in tho morning on same errand he went warned out to work on the road a day. “Ye gods and little fishes!” ejaculated snrelopc/>ee.Drupel »i< can Clift are inpUinscaled at night; went to door and rapped Told Searles would send him up as soon he of the razor, "they’d die first.” We made acquaintance with a bush hotel Address DR. WARD A CO. Loalsisns. Mo. loudly, that he knew the old man as he came home. When my husband send fche bottles to their houses under would ta slow to recommend it as a resi­ troubled or always locked door on outside when came home told him that Searles had wrong names and without a vestige of dence, even to a man in Health, and biliousness. Why will not at home. Looked in window, and been there and wanted him to work for label. Look here,” and he took up a would certainly advise an invalid to saw pillow on floor and hat on shave­ him, and that told Searles that would bottle. "What does that say?” avoid it The most eminent physician few bottles of horse. Went in. Found bed room send him there as soon as he returned. Tbe youth also took up the bottle and in Melbourne has recently stated that Hops and Malt Bitters door obstructed and opened same by He said he would go and see him. Told read on tbe outside paper: "Miss Blank out of hundreds with weak lungs who him 1 was about out of flour and to seer putting his knee against it and ahoved had consulted him during a period of ? not \ An 80-pacc Cloth-bound Book of Advice to It open. Saw Searles’right leg. Thought if he could get some there. He went to Blank, Fifth avenue. Eye lotion.” "Yes, eye lotion?’ said the barber. twenty-five years, not one of those who try else he doubled left leg ufo when opened Knowles’ after sapper, came home and hod remained on the coast had materi­ AVMY FREE cnr*«‘l* of door. Shut door and leg dropped down. then went to Searles, put his coat od— "Luckily for her, sta enjoys bod health ally improved.--Chicago hdcr-Occan. to He said he touched nothing in the the same coat has on now. Left home in the eyes, and makes use of that fact \ —Professor Thompson, in a recent T. WILLIAR o A JO., MILWADKEc Wg. sale all dealers. house, and that he did not run when about sundown, was gone 10 or 15 min­ when she orders’ber gdden dye. Some utes. Said he didirt find Searles at ladies prefer it as a fcnic,’ ‘beef and lecture, informed his audience that the gave the alarm. z~ ? magnetic pole is now near Boothia Cross Ex.—Suspect respondent of the home, brought an armful of shavings; iron,’ toothache essence,* ‘redivivus,’ Fehx, or more tljan one thousand miles sat down and smoked. Had not light­ • in fact, anything but what it is.” crime. "Is there any difficulty in applying west of the geographical pole. In 1867 ed lamp when he came. Said he rapped HOWARD MOSHER. to UM. Ae«ulncure. NottxpatirrTyre the magnetic pole was due North, it on Searles’ door, receiving no /espouse irMtauet in on* parl-fcrft* Resides at Hope Center, grocery man, he came away. Said he would go np in DETROIT, MICH. n " - — —— 1, ■— E.'.'.r AC.. "That’s accordin’," was the laconic having been eastward before that year. 36 years old. Was at Searles’ morning morning and perhaps he would be at DnierL*"’. nr hr nisi'. _ Theq it began to move westward until r. UAk-IXTlsL. Wim P* after his death. Looked for tracks at home. Went to bed in about half an reply. "When the lady has studied the directions on the bottle and listened to 1816, when the maximum was reached. north and south window, saw none. hour. He slept with me that night; the barber's prophetic words, all gore This is now being steadily diminished, Conrad Kahler and myself went into slept sound, on left side of bed, as he easy. But the trouble is they’re too and in 1976 It will again point due garden, and saw that some one having was in habit of doing. Nothing un­ felt boots had hoed potatoes night pre­ usual in his appearance when -came nervous and excitable to read directions. north. Professor Thompson says that Last Wednesday week I sold a bottle to the changes which will have been ob­ vious. from Searles’ »tnat evening. Did not served not only in the direction, but in WILLARD PAYNE. have lamp lit that night after went to a lady. On Friday she came down here the strength of the earth’s magnettan. ^Resides in Hope, farmer. • Was pres­ bed. Got up Saturday morning at 5 or in great consternation. ‘Good heavens! will show that the same causes which ^THBOILTTiUl i Mr. Barber, ’ says sta, *you ’ veplayed a 6, he got up first, drew water, ’ and split ent at Searles’ in afternoon of inquest. originally magnetized the earth are still Got water at Moshier’s store, trick on me, you nasty, bad man. I Talked with McKay. He said that it wood. at work.—Chicago Journal. was a case of murder, that he knew the nearly half a mile distant. Usually get can’t get the thing to color my hair, —Harry Leslie, the rope-walker, died old man was killed because he went water at store because it is better than and what will people sav if they see me Had breakfast at getting dark again, and so soon? It’s recently at Kingston, Va.. of the re­ there the night before to let him know at Orin Gesler’s. that he could network for him the usual hour. Old man Acker went by real mean of you,’ and she burst into sults of a wound -received in 1876. Ai next dav, saw lock on door and took just as we sat down to breakfast, going tears. It was rather affecting, I confess, that time he was walktag » tight rope handful of shavings and went home; north on foot. Had seen no one go by and tears came intomv own eyes—from at Richmond, and wm W«t about to step Bick Headache and relieve all the trouble ladwent back next morning, rapped at south on foot After breakfast my hus­ laughing. Do - you know what she’d i.to an uppdr -^.-ndow of the building Was gone done? She’d just poured some w*sh on to which the rope was fimtened, when he door, receiving no response he looked band went to bearlee’. in window and saw broken lamp and ax. about half an hour, came home. I her hands, like hair oil, and rubbed it saw a little girl roUing down the steep ablo suocaM baa been shuwn In curing Being suspicious that something was stepped at door ampfiaw him coming up on. Bless your -life, it m’>at be done roof upon which she and her parents A. ,*be fen wrong hie forced front door in and en­ the hill. Asked him if he seen Mr. with a sponge, and carefrdly rubbed in. Ud been watching him. tered. Pushed Pusher! open bedroom door and Searles and he said “yes, but I found One lady, inter buying a tattle, went from the eaves he caught her safelr, but nerves E^eeTi enliuorce. him dead.” He went up to store. He out of town, and t*° days after I re­ Inst his balance, and swung head down­ saw old man lying there. stopped and told me. He appeared ex­ ceived a dispatch from Long Branch. I wards with the child In his arms, strik­ Cross-Ex.—Heard conversation caring sial cited, said he had seen Kahler. We had shall always remember it. It ran: Ing hU bead against the window-sill as tween Waldorff and McKay. MByteeontaatawhfi7th<r sta had meat, potatoes, flour and money •You’re a f»«id, and when I get back he ML But &> clung to the rope with sEnMlf tils Sttanlst'' the lire SAMUEL WILLIAMS. [Slate tbsixiwela. Eten K Uxy c“al from Searles for work. No unsettled and slowly raised himself uuon Besides in Hope, 54 years old, farmer. account between them at time of Til bring an^aqyon against you for. his feet,h'? whil« crowd fiEd Was at Searles\on the day of inquest. Searles’ death and were on good terms. damages. I’m getting dark, hourly and Talked with McKay in the presence of Respondent has never been accused of minuteV- What you gave me was not the. air with oheen. Tho child wm urn applied while I was in your hlld "“ivod a deep others. The next day (Sunday) he said any offense before this, is industrious what p that the door was always locked when and hard-working, kind to children and store. I am on my wedding tour and gash in his head. wouJd have given thousands of dollars —Bishop Turner, the colored Bishop the old man was away. wife. Saturday morning when he re­ GAMALIEL DICKINSON. turned from Searles’ he said that he. to prevent this. Send proper stuff at ot the South, say, that he was reoenUy orce, with direction*.’ Just thinE,” on a train tn Tennessee with his wifi, Lives in Hope. Saw McKay at in­ observed the barber, "what the agony holding Brst-olu tickets for both, from quest. Heard conversation between stepped up on banking under window McKay and others. He said that Mc­ and looked in window, saw pillow and of that poor young husband must have OereUnd to Atlanta, when a brakeman Kay said Searles always left door locked broken lamp on floor, then went into been when he noticed his desrlittle blonde ordered them into tbe smokino car Ha when away, that Saturday he either west door and then to bedroom dooG becoming more brunette every hour. A told the brakeman his wttewas stair and put hand on latch and it wouldn't op*^ wash wears off very fast. "And now, could not stand the atmosphere M tbe kicked or pushed door open put knee against it and opened it young man. before you get married smoking car when. My, ha -thorough JOHN VALENTINE. enough to look in, saw Searles tead, stroke your love’s hair.”—N. K Mail reply came. 'Don’t stop to argue wfih Besides in Hope, is deputy sheriff. with head all blood, he then wept out and Erprtu. me: get out w I will put you both out.’ Was at Searles' house day of inquest. and to Mr. Acker’s. Cross-Ex.—No one Bear wh^ hus—Columbus, O., has u large manufac­ ceptta him and said: ‘Please let me turer wbo objects to base-ball playing ya word to you kindly. I want no C1BHB IXDICm 00., on Sundays, which has become one nf trwible, aud I pray God ymi will gave and hair on it. the evils of the city. To anta in break­ was locked or not. Did not havehouseing it up he haa promised a hnlf-hotiLivaain R« day on Saturday tn niur hundred erthcr your family or my own.’ (Contlntred from Flta Pa«e) constable, subpoenaed jury. Talked with respondent then, after he returned from Cedar Creek, he askea me wheth­ er pillow and ax were under window when I got there. I said they were, and he said that it was strange, as he .had not noticed them before. Have worked with respondent chopping and sawing. He uses ax left-handed. Cross-Ex.—First saw respondent that week Friday in grocery ; had conversa­ tion with him concerning work we were to do for Searles. He said it was too late to do a day's work that day, and that he might go and see if Searles wanted him in the afternoon. Went home from store.. Told respondent tiiat would help Searles most any day he (McKay) was ready to go to work, and that he might tell Searles if he saw him. • . Re-direct— When had conversation at Searles’ with respondent he called me to one side. JOHN ACKER, JR. |/ Dive in Hope, north of where Searles lived one-half mile. Was at Kahler’s the morning respondent reported discovery of tragedy. Heard conversation then. Respondent said Searles was killed, that he had gone there after flour and looked into the wihdow and saw lamp broken and hat on shave horse. Went into back room and from there to bed­ room, the door of which opened hard, think he said tacau.se man’s leg was against it. Said nothing about going there relative to work. WM. DOONAN. ’ Live in Hope. Am 73 years old. Jus­ tice. Held inquest over body of Searles. At inquest McKay said that Searles had never told him of any one having antipathy against him, that Searles had said nothing to him ataut his money affairs. Cross-Ex.—Mrs. Chadderdon testified at inquest that a few nights previous two boys came to her house and looked through window, and Searles * told her his boy that these same boys were at tU house the same night. for jpajctst. BOCK ISUID t PACIFIC BT M. H Downs’ FOR Colds 0MSUMPT10N S . AGENTS”™1 ^Reflecting Safety lamp ARE YOU BILIOUS? you feel L^REUaBLE SELF-CUBE have frequent headache, mouth tastes poor ­ tite, tongue coated, you with torpid liver “ ”• you Nervous Exhaustion, suffer,'when a Premature Decay, will Loss of Manhood. cure you Do be persuadesl to something ' said be just as good. For by HOPS &, MALT BITTERS CO., SakteSs IRON ONIO CURE LADltS-'ib^7?~ HEA0„ ‘nd llxr* Angler’s Complete Outfit. .. ache „ VbAND~MEN man that killed Searlee would never kin another man. day. Tbe workmen aroentinl with ctawato tbe generous proportion.— 8S!3L I �The Hasting5 Banner- Local News. "nu gives an extended re­ p. .r- .1 the testimony at the McKay ex- aaiir.ation-i Vaimiikm ‘t Hasting, sportemen nt. ti,- shooting tournament at naphta Tuesday and Wednesday. Tm- Prmhyterlan Sunday school pie­ t Thornapple Friday last was larp l' ;iitend«l. and a pleasant time “"vr»i.U>vaniaM -> r*ure I have been asked WfuEitnot for harrowing up his I fH-liTufri unnecessarily the Banner master of a trade can usually find prof­ *’ ill,1 tale unfold relative to Hike table employment in the newer di*, K. ‘ ind an equine, the property of meta and growing towns and cities The working season for the common Xvwtori.*; Mr taborer and those who tail, out-of-doors , ; v v the team attached to the ice is shorter in Dakota than here. In genin- line frightened by reason of «ral. for the man who depends on •14:11011! of a kite string, and wages for a livelihood, Dakota has no j it interesting for the driver for a advantage over Michigan. few mcnivnts. The speculative capitalist will find in I , j -tar nnd Fisher district1 Sunday Dakota a paradise—especially if he un­ .. j, , !, .f Hastings township, and the derstands the real estate business. : :r<uu the Hendershott district, Rates of interest are enormously high, Bait in << . will picnic at Thomapple even-on real estate. For small loans Like -.iuird<V.: J. ’’ their charge is simply robbery—all the S i-iivn.ij: has i?2^0h 'raised for a way from 25 to 150 per cent. The ■ht-/’show J The plan is to purchase money loaners size up their victim, and .wait u i-grounds, put up the needed bleed him in direct proportion to his binding.', an! make Nashville a sport­ need of money. This condition of af­ ing nt« 1 Two seasons will give the fairs will not last long however. Those .ph .1 our sister village all they want who have to pay such rates win seU to such as can afford to live without bor­ of that business. The Whitney family entertained a rowing, and loaning will soon be as in Ln the iarg-. crowd at their entertainments the\ older settled countries. Fn l.iy afternoon and evening. They newer districts many moneyed men . promise t" visit Hastings two years find bonanza farming profitable, especi­ lit-ncv. We trust this announcement ally where they can personally superin­ Business, in every will cause no hegira from our city. tend operations. Dakota town 1 visited, was greatly’ Kernel:;!>er. t wo years is a long time. overdone. “Too many stores for the TnEltxal leaders of the democrat town” was the talk of the tradesmen. * an I gru-nback parties are busy just When a merchant secures a large trade, now. They are'riding about the county he takes care to sell on go<xl margins. to learn whether the memliers of those He is not in Dakota for his health, but . parties will swallow a fUsion pill or not. for wealth. Some of them will gag awfully, and Fanning must always lie the princi­ .-.me will take none of the physic. .Th- •>»' wh>« itth f(h\ office are anxious pal occupation. Dakota offers much to. the tiller of the soil. Land is rich and for the medicine. * * cheap, and the money investment in • a The .McKay examination occupied farril proportionately small. Machin­ four days, a large number of witnesses ery is sold at hbout the same rates Farm implement can tiring examined. The theory of the there as here. prosecution apparently is that Searles be used to much greater advantage, came to his death Friday evening, June owing to the nature of the soil, and the 13th. at the hands of McKay, and that fact that the country is less broken. • arly the next morning— before the One man, with two teams and the neighbors wens astir—he again went to machinery necessary in Dakota on a Searles’house and endeavored to cover quarter section, can farm that much up all traces tiiat might lead to his dfr- land with less work himself and lees tection. How far this theory is sus­ expense for hired help than would be His tained by the evidence thus far brought required on eighty acres here. ■>ut, we leave our readers to judge. wheat, oats and potatoe^would average The line of defense appears to be, from more per acre there than in Michigan. the evidthtce put in. that .McKay is a The price of No. 1 hard wheats, in no hard-working inoffensive man, had no Dakota market, is ever more than motive tor tbe crime, and thafjAe was twenty cents below the- highest quota­ dmpiy unfortunate in going to the tion in Hastings, usually but ten cents h'.ube that morning; that he did not go less. The cost of a bushel of wheat to there until after Mr. Acker had passed the Dakota farmer, when landed at the his house, about 6 o’clock in the morn­ elevator, will nqt average forty cents. tug; The Banner surmises that neith­ Timothy can be grown anywhere in the er -Me have exposed their full hand, territory. Stock are . not stabled much Con/ preferring to await the trial in the cir­ if any longer there than here. cuit. Monday afternoon was occupied and clover will be successfully raised in southern Dakota. The drawbacks are by the attorneys in arguing the case be­ fore Justice Greenfield. j\t the con­ that fuel costs much more thap in a clusion of the arguments the court re­ timbered country, and a maa accus­ manded McKay for trial al the circuit tomed to the latter would miss the for­ ests greatly. Trees can l»e grown in a court. X7 : ” few years however. Society is less or­ ><ntEot bur readers in that section ganized, especially where there is a <»i ffopr where the Searles murder was large foreign population. In the bo­ committed think the Banner, in its nanza fanning districts neighbors are aicuimt of the tragedy, reflected un­ not very near, nor schools either. The justly upon the people there. Certainly most serious hindrance^however, is the that was not the intention, as can be severity of the winters. Some of the • seen by the item causing the complaint, settlers affect to mind them little, but which we give below: the majority frankly admit that they “! his immediate locality has for some are very unpleasant, to put it mildly. time been the rendezvous of a gang of The good thing about a Dakota winter persons. Not that -idJ, or a ni;i;.-rit' or those living in that section •is that'it stops when it gets through. . are oi this character, as there are many In Michigan it fools around a month or exi cllt-nt, law-abiding people there: but two pretending to quit. As soon as the it is a liict that this section of Hope has frost is out of the ground a few inches, an iiricyiable reputation, whether justly anywhere in that country, the work of or not. • it will be seen that the article ,ex- plowing, harrowing and seeding be­ . pressly pressly says says/ttTiit |“"'’ '* the majority of the gins. ‘ citizens of tilocality _______ are “excellent,. For wheat raising, North Dakota is ......T trait law-abiding^ law-abiding> people. people.’” He could have best. For general farming, .the south­ 4ai<l no less; for the large majority ern part offers the better opportunities. respttf t the law and aim to live up to its A visit to the territory will dispel the nquirements. . The Banner represent­ illusion that/farmers all get rich in a ative had, however, no acquaintance year or two. 'There are successful farm­ with the people there, nor with its rep­ ers and farmers who get poorer every utation. He did not draw on his im­ year there as in Michigan. In Dakota agination for what he wrote, j He con- as here it all depends on tbe perseverwdtwl with some of the good people of ence, frugality and tact of the man ’hat section, and it Was then who told whether or not he is prosperous. There Mm that a gang of disreputable scamps the sources of profit are two: the pro­ ad made a rendezvous there, for some ducts of the farm, and the constant rise This latter ele­ ’’me, and had given that section an un­ in value of the land. enviable reputation. Our reporter ment wiB figure prominently for the simply put in print what neighbors of next five pr ten years. . the murdered man told him. And yet Dakota is no place for a moneyless man. It is a good country for one with e paper and its representative are looked upon as having traduced that a Uttle ready cash and a wealth of grit of Hope for stating what its peo- and “git-up-and-git." It is no country P*e told him when a fearful tragedy for a lazy person. Doing nothing there He bad »Mtn enacted in their midst. We is no more profitable than here, •,nw •does any man acquainted at who succeeds must work if he keeps up with Eli. Uncle Sam gives to each set ­ With Hope, that its inhabitants are as tler the right to 480 acres of land, under y and law-abiding those of any town. We have never the timber-culture, preemption and ‘ anything different, nor does the ^te above state anyt^ng to the con­ - • We Insist, however, that our re“d the ought not to be ‘7^ l°r 8tatto« what reUable P“th.i thel*arl« neighborhood said ot their own locality. tbe sacrifice can nap the reward,; but be wants to uuteretend that he is gotqno pisnic when he emigrates to a hom' there. Dakota. The Wolverine who has a good home and dertrou. of. summing up UeTdl In hie state, and can get a good living and something ahead here, had better ••borer. Cha^ let weiLeoough alone. He will travel a long time without finding a state that can and will .afford him so manv com. forts and enjoyments as Jlichimiu. But b«r ta mind that I an, eimply my opinions and impression/ ,* tt^ a young man with some money, who Uy;i»ADOth“r mlgh‘veta »>to. tee s that he wishes to follow farming and hasn't the means (?> establish him­ V,n,,On- Coh'^Ions, are reached from observations, and self here, can with profit go to Dakota. tt«e are likely to differ ae doLnvid That territory has it, advantages, which none can fail to appreciate if he uals. All cannot see alike. Wages are higher in Dakota than in visit that country. It will one day be any of the older states. The cost of one Of Odr greatest and wealthiest agri­ B'ing is proportionately greater. The cultural states. But in abundance and homertodU". doUars to tide him over the first year, the new-comer am eoon acquire a quar­ ter or half-a«ti«> farm and a handtetne competent It take, work and privation for a few year, to get there teough. He wbo b willing to make T Painter and Glazier, 9 PAPER HANGING FROM $J 2.00 AND UPWARDS. A $2.50 GOLD PIECE, A S2.50 GOLD PIECE. Our $12.00 suits are selling everywhere-for $15.00 Our 15.00 18.00 Our 20.00 25.00 uI H H ffe Also Cot Thein Over to Fit Yon. o Al) Suit below $12.00 we have reduced, from $2.50 to $4.00 per snit. A lot of Imported Jersey Suits for Boys reduced to $1.95. Sailor Suits, $1.65. Alf Wool Suits, $3.50, $3.65 to $7.95. Manilla Hats, $1.38 worth $2.00. Manilla Hats, $1.50 worth $2.50. Gauze Underwear, 13 cents. 0 Remember with $12.00 Suits and upwards we give a $2.50 GOLD PIECE. Star Clothing House SCIENTIFIC FACTS, Hast Ings, Mich. 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Its cure is safe, speedv and i^nnanmt ITice 5u cent. ,mdone Hotehkl^1111 bOtUei fFW °f Fred’k 4SOOO GIVEN AWAY. A. EGGLESTON. W e will give to every one buying aT!.but Uttle thinga.” Mid ", “’ey <&• years ago. We think that opinions which aretackeil bv ex­ perience are substantial. The maaan st^kUhi^BI7^o'l’5 I>Mitive CimS SUPERIORJO 2X. Fine Tailor-Made Suits _ _______________ M- L. COOK. ENDORSED BY . In Order to Reduce Our Stock of variety of resources It cannot compare with Michigan, nor am I acquainted with lhe state that can Justly claim to be oar superior. , GrtinSE’ Glycerine J>F/e. The best on earth, can truly la? said ofGnggs Glycerine Salve, which is a sure cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, bums, wounds, and all other sores. Will pos­ itively cure piles, tetter and all akin eruptions. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money re­ funded Only 25 oents. For sale by F. Hotchkiss. 7 A $2.50 GOLD PIECE ™BU,n! The Live Druggist. APBBE^ �MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Teaobere' Institutes are announced to take place in the State a* follow*: Auitu*S4—Clare County, at Ciart: Gladwin, ta Gladwin: Leeawee. at Adrian. Bentie ?>Auaurt...U— V .... U ........County, ..kj.. at wonFrankfort; "• Ga'Uord: Van Buren, at South Haven. August 18—Antrim County, at Eik Rapids; Heron, at Bad Axe: Isabella, at Mu Pleasant; Mittord; Ogemsw, at West Branch :Sl Joseph, at Mendon: Washtenaw, at Dexter. August 25— Alpena County, at Alpena; Bar­ ry. ax Hastlncr. Branch, at Ooldwater:Qin«ton. at St. Jonns; Delta, at Escai aba: Baton, at Charlotte; fctatneL at Petoakcy; Genesee, al Flint; Grand Traverse. at Traverse City: Gratiot, at cl Louis; Hillsdale, at Hillsdale; Macomb, at Richmond; Mason, at Ludlngtoa; Mecosta, a: BU Rapids: Menominee, at Meaomtnec: Monroe, at Monroe: Saginaw. at‘ East Saginaw; SL Clair, at Port Huron; Tas©ola, al Vassar; Wayne, at Northville. The Detroit grain quotatton* are: Wheat —No. 1 White, $L01®L01M; No. 2 Whits, OOTdOlc. Flour—Michigan White Wheat, choice, $4.5304.75; roller process, $5.00(35.25; patents, $6.0006.25. Corn— Mo. 2, USOMc. Oats—No. 2, BOMHc. Butter — Creamery, 154316c. Cheese, OhOLOc. Eggs, 16016 Ke. Seventeen bears have been killed by tranters this season in town twenty, range two east, Gladwin County. The largest number ot children barn to one mother, found by tbe census-taker in ' Lake County, was nineteen. ’ • John A. Miller, a section boss on the Marquette, Houghton i Ontonagon Rail­ road, was run over the cfovr morning at Morgan, Barry County, by an ore train and instantly killed. He Lad been work­ ing all night, and, sitting down on the rails, fell asleep. He was from New York. Mrs. Harriet Culver, of Bay City, re­ cently locked up bar young son for diso­ bedience. Finding some matches In the smothered. It was feared the mother would die from grief. A mail-pouch containing checks aad val­ uable registered letters, which wee lost December 1 last, waa found Intact a few days ago In the Bay City Post-office. Six million feet of lumber and Oliver Seaman’s mill at Byers ■ Station, Mecosta County, were burned tbe other night, en­ tailing a loss of $75,003. W. A. Walts, a saloon-keeper of Mar­ shall, dropped dead in hit store the other day. Excessive use of liquor was the MINOR IZW8 ITEMS. Foreat fires the other morning destroyed twelve structures at Mclvor fkation, near Last Tawas, Ioboo County, including the j>ost-offlc". Several head of cattle wore consumed. Meadows and crops were burned out between East Tawas and Bris­ tol Station, and at Alger Station the sec­ tion house and section car-house wore con­ sumed. Large forces of men were fight­ ing the fiamus. . William Stein, aged twenty-eight, a carpenter employed in the Pullman carsfartpH at Detroit, the other afternoon stabbed through the heart with a claspknifo a man named Kirkenor, who fell dead instantly. Stein surrendered hlm•elf to the police. Pinconning, Bay County, counts among her native population efghty-nine Indians. Rucent report© from the farming dis­ tricts in Marquette County indicated a short crop of hay, and many farmers were disposing of their surplus stock to avoid the probable hoary expense of carrying the animals over a long wint.T. ■ Reports to the State Board of Health by fifty-one observers of diseases in different part1 of tho State, for the week ended on tbe 19th, indicated that diarrhea consider­ ably increased, that neuralgia, pneumo­ nia, rheumatism and remittent fever in­ creased, and that influensa and dysentery decreased in area of prevalence. Diphthe­ ria wm reported at six places, scarlet fever at seven, measles at two and sraaDpox at Rose Lake. Osceola County. The Board has issued a document on the pre­ vention of cholera, a copy of which can be obtained by applying to the Secretary, Henry B. Baker, Lansing./ D.*. Eleaur Price,.ot Jnckaon, has been •pr dnted by tbe Commissioner of Indian affairs to tho position of physician at tbe Blackfeet Agency in Montana. News of tbe death ot Edward Israel, as­ tronomer of the Greely Expedition, wa* told his mother at Kalsmasoo the other af­ SaHs.'aeiory Setllemshl ternoon. She was overcome with grief. Paris, July 28.—After a Conncfl of Min­ The news ciuse* profound sorrow at Kaiamasoe, where the deceased was born and isters, held at tbe Elysoe Saturday. Prime reared and was much esteemed. He was Minister Ferry held an interview with LI twenty-five years old. Hit family is among Fong Pao, tire Chinese ambassador, it was the wealthy and leading people. He made arranged that China should pay France an a great sacrifice to go upon the expedi­ indemnity of >20,000.000 francs. A pacific tion. solution of tbe trouble Is now certain. A meeting of the editors of the Seventh Congressional District is called to meet at MARKETS. Port Huron August 6 and 6 for the purpo« • of reorganising the old association. Tbe Muskegon Rirrr is lower than it ba- LIVE STOCK—Cattle Sheep been In many years. Hogs Philander Rose, ot- flattle Creek. Cal­ FLOUtt—Good to Choice. Patents. houn County, has been sent to Ionia for —No. 2 Bed ninety days in default of payment ot on - WHEAT No. t Spring 91 ii hundred dollars fine.for cruel treatment of CORN ■ a OATS—Western Mixed... wm a horse whfch be drive till tbe peor creat­ RTS,. 73 ................................ ure dropped dead. POHK-MMi (New;.......... Section 10, page 601, of act 260 in How­ ell’s Compiled laws of tbe State 6f Michi­ CHICAGO. gan of 1881 reads as follows: “It shall be BKEVEft-Extra.................... the duty of village Marshals (and in elites Choice................... having no Marshal, of the Chief of Police, Good Medium or some subordinate appointed by such Butchers' Stock chief), to visit at least once in each week Inferior tattle all places within their respective Jurisdic­ HOG8— Live— Good to choice. SHEEP,............................................... tions where any liquors nre sold or kept, HtmEH-rCreamoiy ............... to learn If any ot tbe provisions of this sot Good to Cboiue Dairy have been or are being violated, and wherever any of the officers abov© men­ Bpring..................... ’ tioned shall learn of a violation of any of Patents GRAlN-vWhcat. No. 2. igit Corn. No. 2 duty to enter complaint before soma Ju* tic© of tbe Peace of the proper township Hart'r. Not"’’ (or Police Jnstkri, as the case maybe), BROOM COIN— Green Hurl ■ Fton Green. interior Three thousand five bond red telegraph POTATOES—(Now). polee, th« projwrty ot tne Western Union FORK—Mem LARD—6 team LCMBSHA Bw©«te named Andrew- Smith, wbiir falling lumber near Chase, Lake County, dry limb la falling striking Instesu SXtwo milea 01 The Iom of two steamships within a short time. (tbe Columbus and the suddenly Friday at Georgetown, CoL Daniel Stelnmann), by. neglecting the friendly warning afforded by the light­ homie, calls our attention to the import­ day night, resulting in a loss of >48.000, ance of these structures. This wire fully with 525,000 iustirn&<e. . v recognized in ancient times, and the Mexico is offering In tbe ixiodon market. pharos of Alexandria dated three cen­ turies before tho Christian era. It was amount of $30,000,000, bearing seven per built of stone, five hundred and fifty cent interest feet high, and the light could be seen A fire nt Tacoma, W. T., destroyed two for forty miles. It stood for a thousand blocks comprising thirty-two business balH- years, being eventually destroyed br an ings. Loss f 50.000, on which there to >15,- earthquake. The earliest of modem 000 insurance. *■ light-boused is the tower of Cordovan, H. IL Young. Statistic:! Agent of Min­ one hundred and fifty feet high, which nesota, after deducting losses by recent storms, places the wheat yield of that State was on tbe coast of France for neariy three centuries. The Eddystone light­ at fully 44,000,000 bushels. house is well-known in the records of A new expedition to the Congo.country to to be sent out by the German-African So­ navigation, and being the .only one of ciety ftvm Hamburg on Wednesday next. the four that has withstood the wrath of Lieutenant Schultz is leader of tbe expedl- the elements, it has given its builder fame. Tho colonists soon learned the neces­ The Minister of Finance In Egypt, acting under Instructions from England, demands sity of these structures, and a number tbe. Immediate payment of arrears ot tax* were in existence before the .revolution. es, and agriculturists will be compelled They were of small height, and the' to sell their crepe tn the field at a heavy illuininadon was of a defective charac­ sacrifice. ter. Forty years ago our Government Being chided by her mother at Muncl^, sent a commission to examine the light­ Ind.. Thursday for not taking care of the house system in Europe, and this gave baby, Lucy Hughes, ten years old, tied her a marked impulse to the system. At garter around her neck, and was almost {•reseat there are nearly seven hundred strangled when found, but heroic measures igbt-bouses on the American coasts' resuscitated her. and rivers, and also twenty-five floatTire Health Department of Chicago has ing'-light stations, tho total’ annual ex­ received warning that a physician-of San Francisco has started eastward with two pense being $1,889,017. In addition to lepers, whom he' proposes to exhibit In all tbe above there are nearly six thousand the large cities and on tbe steps of Beecher’s buoys and beacons, which mark danger of -’less threatening character. Thar church In Brooklyn. The issue of 81,000,000 bonds, to run United States is the only Goverumqns twenty years, at not exceeding three per which imposes no burden on commerce cent., has been ordered by tbe New York for this costly protection. Foreign ves­ Board of Apportioomeut, for the purchase sels reap tfie benefit, but when our Of sites and the erection of schools. ships enter a French or British port The wall of a mill at Lexington, Ky., col­ containing a light-hoiise they are tazmi lapsed Friday, being forced out by the for its support. Tho advantages ep-' weight of 5,000 bushels of wheat Two joyed by foreign ships is shown by the men were burled under the gram and de­ fact that fifty Clvdebuilt steamers arc bris, one being killed and the other mortal­ in the transatlantic trade, and all enjoy ly hurt the benefit of our light-houses, toward James R. Keene to reported to have sold which they contribute nothing, while at his Newport property for 860,000. the same time their rivalry has crushed People are becoming alarmed at the prev­ our own shipping. The Americanlightalence of “milk sickness’’ in the Hillsboro house system is controlled by the Treas­ (DI.) district ury Department, and the coasts are di­ A receiver was appointed Saturday for vided into twelve districts, each of the Indianapolis Cracker Company, whose assets sre 510,000, with >16,000 liabilities. which has an inspector. The latter is Tbe foundry and machine shops of Tun- furnished with vessels which they use necllff «fc Ca, at Nashville, lit, burned Sat­ in their quarterly inspections, and each Ls require11 to report tne condition of his urday. Loes, 825,000; Insurance, 810,000. Tbe receiver of tbe Marine Bank of New district to the “Light-house Board." York Is paying a* dividend of fifteen per Tbe latter is formed cf navy officers, cent, which will cause the disbursement of who hold their meetings quarterly in 5600,000. Washington. Tbe people of Dayton, O., expect 100,000 Whatever may be the difference in visitors this week, tlm occasion beiug a light-house management among various mldlere’ reunion and the unveiling of a mon­ nations, there is now but one method of ument one hundred feet high. illumination, and this has given distinc­ John A. CaVanaugh, a merchant at Ne­ tion to its author. Fresnel, to whom vada. HL. was held in 81,000 ball at Chi­ reference is made, was born in France cago for withholding a pension order for nearly a .century ago, and was bred a >433.20 from James CrowlIng. civil engineer, ’ but early displayed a Ex-Governor Moses, ot South Carolina, taste.for general science. In ins twenty­ wbo was arrested In Chicago a few weeks sixth ’year he wrote a very able article ago for obtaining money under false pre­ tense1. was again arrested Sunday, being on nstrononiv. and his next subject wa» the judarization of light, which was fol­ wanted at Cambridgej»ort, Mass. Fifty-one men have been placed in Jail at lowed by another and Stillmore import­ Pittsburgh for criminal treatment of a de­ ant production. His incessant progress mented girl wbo 'wandered among the in science gave him distinction through­ caiOp* along the Monongahela River. Her out Europe, but his greatest discovery Jewelry, valued nt >500, was found in a was in reference to the illumipaiiou. shanty at EllzabetlL In his thirty-first year he was appointed to the light-house service, in which ho MURDERED BY BIS CHILD’S L^VEB. scion wrought a complete revolution. Previously the illumination had been s produced prouucea by oy reflectors, reuectors, which was an nn Balti mo he, Md.. Jnly 28.—Captain L. Expensive us well as an inconvenient methodFresnel perfected the lens T. Davis, of Pueomoke City; Mil, was shot method which had ueen attempted in and killed Saturday night by Irving Mills, vain by other scientists, aud his success his daughter's lover and a traveling sales­ led to its general adoption. He was the man for a wholesale grocery. For some most brilliant French inventor of his time past Mills bad been visiting diy, but in the midst of his career he Mrs. Mary E. Russ, the Captain's widowed wm removed bv death, having hardly daughter, aged twenty-five, notwithstand­ reached his fortieth year. The Fresnel ing her father's serious objection, owing method has been adapted to headlights to Mills’ bad habltk Mrs. Rom, how­ for st^imon and pierheads as well as ever, encouraged her lover’s visits, and for ferries, and is now in general use. Saturday met him and drove off with him. It is possible, however, that the electric Her father went in pursuit, and. meeting light may be substituted for light-house them, ordered her to return with him. purposes. Life in a light-house is, of Mills objected and started to drive off, 1 course, very monotonous, and yet the when the Captain slopped the horse antr keepers become so much attached to it Mra. Ross Jumped out of the buggy. Mills that few ever resign. . There is no so­ then shot Captain Davis dead, whereupuu ciety for the families, no church, no Mrs. Ross threw herself on the murderer and prevented a second shot Mills tied, tahool, no entertainments, but on the and the body of his victim was taken home. other hand there is the companionship Attar going to hia uncle’s houses fearful of with nature and the fascination of the being lynched, Mills surrendered himself to ocean, which never loses its power.— X F. Cor. Troy (N. Y) Tima. the jail authorities. Common Board*. Fencing Western Forest Fires. “That sniff of burning pines that we got here last night is tbe first thing that reminded me of home since I left Lead­ ville,’’ said Captain William Kavanagh, an old frontiersman, scout, trapper and miner, in the rotunda of the Lafayette Hotel yesterdayA “Of course this fire vte had up in the State wasn’t a marker ih extent to the fires wo have up in tho Rockies and Sierras, but it’s more serious ih its consequences. 1 see bv the papers that there was some loss of life and con­ siderable loss of propertv, while out We?t the only damage done is the de­ struction of a few tons of game.” “Do^the Indians ever get caught?” ■ ...... — hI’Y0,1 "f j ro/troX’gM the flames Jong ol"the AfKr « wolves, for tbe,are teJrttk The third day we wrapped ouneires m iet Olroketi rod Zarted forest of ‘a™* der the hot pin. n«>d'.<» »nd derourea • rootwl woodchuck without nil or pro­ per or rov other ol the usuL rocenorin. Kuppow: we piled up » ton or “oteol Mnaiframe. inch as rabbtU. -io''™® and woodchucka. but we trun|wd for an hour before we found any big Thro wo found it In a heap. Twenty head of deer, a down or more of eU. two bear, and a »tmy antelope lay dead alone the bed of a Uttle mounUm stream that ran through the burned for­ est. A abort distance beyond wm the carcass of a female mountain lion, which had died in a vain effort to save ite litter of three cut*. “I have seen scores of big forest fires cowpannl with which these biases up in the State would look . like bonfires; but the most exciting one occurred in Oc­ tober, 1879, when the Uadville boom was al its height. The Ute war. which began during the summer with the mas­ sacre of Father Meeker and »be emploves of the White Rlver-.lsextoV, and wm followed later by tiie killing o tfaforThornbere and his troopa. caused au intense excitement throughout the State., The farmer* de.-erted their ranches and flocked into Denver and Leadville. Even the miners, who are always Vbe last to retreat,, left their claims along the range and came to Leadville. This stampede was caused almost wholly by the forest fires which were raging on the opposite side of the Sierra Miidre, and which were supposed to have been started by the Utes. “One night the forests in the direction of Alma were fired and a high wind im­ pelled .the flames with almost lightning rapidity towards -Lea<iville. Even tbe old-timers felt nervous and' the town was in an uproar. I walked into the Windsor Hotel and thfere sat about twenty-five men. armed to foe teeth with repeating rifles and revolvers. Miners kept flock­ ing in from tbe gulches, driven in by flames, which come rolling up the Ar­ kansas Valley and down Big Evans Gulch. By midnight Leadville was shut in by a roaring mass of flame. The mountains which surrounded foe tmsin in which Leadville nestles were mountains of fire. We were literally at the bottom of a burning pit. The heat was so intense that it scorched men’s faces a half-mile away from foe flames. The Indian fighters were .compelled to drop their arpis. and devote their atten-’ tion towards saving the town from tire instead of from the redskins. Many cabins on the outskirts of foe town were burned, but the greater portion of the camp was saved. For six weeks after­ wards both Leadville and Denver were enveloped in a cloud of smoke denser than any that ever hung over Pitts­ burg. During all this time the sun looked like ■ ball of molten iron and the moon like a red lamp in an apothe­ ca > window. Millions of feet of lumh* *-were destroy! d during the fire, as there are eVery year along the. great Western r;ui&^.',^t'.'lUadc!f>hia T^mct. Hawallan Notes. The year has been a very dull one so far,through foe decline in sugars and the fear tiiat the natives and planters have regarding the effect of the treaty re­ cently concluded between the United States and Mexico. While they have no fear of foe renewal and conti n nationof foe reciprocity treaty now in force between the islands and foe American Govern­ ment, still they dread competition with Mexican sugars in the future and proph­ esy all sorts of commercial cyclones. The truth is that these islands will not and should not yield more than 60.000 toris of sugar annually, the highest ex­ portation so far having been df.000 tons In 1882. There are 40.000 acres under t-ugy rultiretion in the Hawajin Islands to-day; it is possible to cultivate 60,000 acres, but no more. In fact, eyen thing has been put into sugar, at all times ■ dangerous commodity in tbe market, to foe neglectof coffee, which thrives splen­ didly. and has only a nominal acreage in Kauai, tbe westernmost island, exccptin Niihua. Rice will flourish all over the islands, and foe Chinese are most useful and adaptable in reclaim­ ing waste lands for this purpose and also for foe planting of bananas, mango and guava trees. Years ago these Tri. in bundles.' oceupfod hi. plroe <4 bwiDM* m Md h»rdw*red~lerfor«rei>tyyrore.-Z)<»Benld. —Mrs. Pollv McCleaurter, wbo re­ cently died in* Carlisle. Pa., at the age of eight-v. was a lineal descendant of Moll Pitcher, of Revolutionary fame.— JVftburffk Ftet —Edward King writes from Paris: “It is said that a sculptor in Rome is making • statue of John D. Calhoun Steel fogh. It is to be placed on .a orm in a palmetto grove in Cal­ i’s native State.” —The Queen of Hanover has enough Christian names to start a dictionary. The full list is Alexandrine Maria W11belmina Catberina Charlotte -Theresa Henrietta Louisa Pauline Elizabeth Frederica Georgina, although some of them mav have got away. —Mr. George William Curtis has written Mayor Martin, of Boston, de­ clining to accept foe generous sum ap­ propriated as compecsationfor deliver­ ing the eulogy on Wendell Phillips, and saying that m selecting him for the duty the ertv of Boston conferred on him the greatest honor of his life.—N. Y. /W. —Benjamin Wallace, a New York soap merchant, worth five hundred thousand dollars, was arrested as a vagrant on tbe beach of Jamaica bay recently. He has given away half his fortune in his insanity; several car conductors were given fifty dollar checks for seats. He gave promissory notes for large amounts tn a dozen different people.—N. K Sun. —David Langdon. <rf East Rockaway, L. L, is ninety year.* of age, and sav© be was never tired- but once in his life, and that* was in 1812. when on military duty. He was stationed at Sag Harl-or. and when foe forces disbanded he walked home, a distance of ninety-one miles, without stopping. He hat- never applied for a pension.—Ar. Y. Star. —The members of the Mexican Con­ gress wear faultless suite of black. A great many of them also wear white neckties and white gloves, so that the House looks like a full drees'p*11?’- A recent visitor in Mexico says that al­ most all of the members are of middle age. with black eves and black hair. Hardly a gray-halred or bald-headed man could be discovered among tiiem. —Mrs. Margaret Crocker, of San Francisco, the widow of Judge E. B. Crocker, and a woman of great sym­ pathy and benevolence, has completed and banded over to foe trustees an ad­ mirably equipped and appointee! homo for aged gentlewomen at Sacramento. The house and endowments cost 8100,B00. and Mn. Crocker intends to add other buildings in foe future.—Ban ■ Francinco (ML. • ‘♦A LITTLE XOXNENSE.” —A penny paper is to be started here to fill* a long felt want Why these wants are made of fell no one knows, except it prevents their getting warped. Whoof!—Pittnburqh Chronicle- Tdcgrttph. —Mrs. Pinaphor thinks telegraphy ought to be much cheaper than jxetage. because the former can perform a Job n five minutes which requires the mails from one to six days to accomplish.— Norrittoum Herald.' z■ the party a \ oice in shaping the 1 M. Miller of Bar Ore i'v “" SLcKfles".M ’rX of F. XorriCof l£wi£ F u“i05^. E.UTT LURRTY. BALTIMORE t on fire for the purpose of running “In 1S68 a half-breed Indian scout co™''' W' ,’rtll probably be laid iff «™tlen;at. has at ready said to friend,: «i htv, h“ “ the honors of the office, rod shah m This attitude of the governor his ■n-t thr dTO1.f’cra,tlc to Working scheme to place Gen. Innin at the h,J So* W tht l,"l* th:" can draw foe full strength of imth partita. Itl. alrolzUro.dXXX didacy would tend to bring alout fusions both on fongte.ional and oounty tickeu.-LanMug KepubUtaa. NO POISON IN THE PASTRY IF EXI RACTS FOB STRENGTH AND TRUE FRUIT FLAVOR THET STAND ALONE. Price Baking Powder Co., Chloa*o, HL 8t. Louia, Mo. «*I(M c» Dr. Prim's Crum Baking Powdir Dr. Price's Lnpulin Yesst Gems, WB 1UKE BUT OKE QtAUTT. Oght healthy bread OYEASTGEMS HtMMO a. THS thing you can turn vour hanT to ” ’ I'm no< sltogwi.r ,n inil)MUs, ooant up to a hundred.” Price Baking Powder Co., ftift ol». Mtnworn rwrai Elina U>-JC*MO- OMowo. HI. Mr. Gough on -ilk Hat.. “It would be no- vlolatten uf lhe meta." said John B. Gough, “if a man •f’ W fall down and worship the silk hat^tor It l» not made In the likeness <»tanjrthliigm be*'«. « on earth, or in the waters which arc earth." Betides It beat* the hca.l the hair to fall off. ihtfker.t- Ba r stop that au<t rretore the or faded hair. Not oily, not »d>r. dellclotwly perfumed. A jertect hair drains. BOc. All druggists. Judge C. 6. Laue has decidet! to accept fi* chief justiceship ot Utah. Dr. Henn- Baxter'. Mandrake lUttew «* purely vegetable, the product of the lulb ato viffieys, tGer arc natures own rcdorcr. nirc to rente per bottle. W arranted "»“*■ faction ©r money rerandeu. Buford G Co., extensive Kock Island pio* mannfacturen, nave failed. < Try a bottle of Downs’ Elixir tor your coM ('r cough. Bvrrv bottle warranted It te rumored that Asiatic cholera h»» paired at Alexandria. Egyptrrodertok Hou-hu™. th. JJ?C wide awake to buslne» aud -‘(•.in » «* 1 M Hr Kire,the_bestaf even-artlHe I ‘ ^n| Jef Mcurwl the ageiKytey [vr-nip * It I. irportrt IhU MUM «< Jhl M«MI’ w lower. MW mnbliur on Dwol» Bomukoi by B. C. m HUlwUk eonMTrheumatism auch quirk relief a* Thwi OU-" EMHon. Lyou Plajrtolr. the dWiWii*>”^ iishnmo, sails for Americ* 8cj>t... Tbe Brcret Art of Bteun lie* wrt > tat paly t» pure blood aud breltio ^4 vital mians. to be obtained b> Ritten* rur 01 •M)AB forth© Ansedei Madou n:t n i<«* ■ • »<sr gpafegfcgiXhSA the money. Fair to Good. HOGfr-Yorkem *=12 01 '! auuuoo.T W. Van Pcroen ofl' i!x'“ MUl W. J. Gibb of LeSu Th.“ eli"lasckers of Kmt have alri?,. their annual bargain and nKith”??’ ?e“1OC7S' of ““ countT' '’Ut tl^ JJ? UMfr °fj£ IS,’ O-if'^e'S —A little boy sal on the floor playing. Suddenly be act up a howl. ••Henry, what is foe matter?” asked his mother. “The cat scratched me.’* “Whv. tbe at is not here. When did she scratch you?” “Yesterday.” “Well, whv are you crying now?” “’Cause I forgot it then.”—Arkannaw Traveller. . —“Mas-1 trouble you to tall me what time it is?” said a trim old lady al St. Nicholas table d’hote not long ago to her vis-a-vis. “Certainly, ” said the. gentleman addressed, taking out his\ Th© test dry hop ya*»t in the we ld. Broxg ■watch; “it is iust seven o’clock.” "raised fry thix yeart l« light, whit* *nd rbote “Thank you.” she said, “font’s my pill soma ilk* our yindmoth*f‘i delieioui_bnM; time.” And she took one then" and GROCERS SELL THEM. there. -Hotel Mail. —••Mamma.” said a little boy, “this paper sai s that the latest styles ‘of slip­ pers are trimmed with swan's down.” “Yes. dear,” replied mamma, “and what erf it?” “Oh, nothing.” said foe little boy, “only if you want to be in style you had better get -a pair. There am t any swan’s down on your old ones.”—PUlnddfMa Call. —"What has become of our wonder­ ful crimson sunsets, I wonder?” said Tom. “Why,” replied Laura, thought­ fully, looking up from the Bator, “I suppose they have all gone out ot style. Everything is very quiet and elegant thia spring. I knew those winter sun­ sets were too.high-colorod to last long. They might do for foe evening,” she •aid presently. In a reflective mood, “but they were too loud for the street.” And. bending over the description of a !or U' 80 were tbe pou. new walking suit, she did not see Tom, toes. Which now come from Auetndi. fallen from his chair, staring wildly at rod the United State. In 'act. ti“ -a'.1}''1 .s^2oull^£S-iug *°r bnilk plrotara hare abandoned everythin;, for rogar rod are now learning theirmiatake. Cotton, grape,, vegetable, ot all Th, Only Thin, H. Fer. klnda grow here bountifully, and there "John." Mid a rath father to bin roa. uuum, saiu la practically no limit to the Heid.------01 thti z11; ,,, _ _ -t « u’’—— fi'vmucu me greatly. I to prudent rod energetic capitalize. Sondl17 hou*° I* here on nave given vou every opportunity to Sunday a—Mloona, barber ehop, and learn something, but it has been *ju« stores of all klnda. No wine is sold in money thrown away. You are tbe stu­ mk^itTn theb";’ tb°“ ’’l10 n*’uire “ pidest young man I ever saw. You know nothing.” "h is true, father,” said John with a •rtgh. «ott«or^eiK a *L??ver ** 7ou a book *n your who learee her huehand is punished br hand, pursued tbe father; “vou »ver imprisonment on the ••reef.”' ropaAtS I • “p * newspaper; you know mrtbfrom lhe main island hr pit pDer’ OOI1Ti«<' work on the “Yes, now and then. I remember in ’69, when twenty-six Utes were caught in a fiery trap in the Red River country ■nd only one escaped to tell the storv, ■nd be died forty-eight hours afterwards from the burns he had received. About two years later twelve red devils were burned to death in tbe Black Mountains, near Santa Fe, N. M. They belonged to the New Mexico tribe of Apachesand met their fate while being pursued by a party of “Beguiatori.” It was said that the nines were fired by Vigilanta, but out West we don’t Investigate those points very closely, when a redskin is concerned. “The forest fires in Colorado.” con­ tinued the Captain, “and throughout the mountain rangts occur twice a year, —in tbe fall and spring. Thev origi­ nate’ from various causes—sometimes from a prospector’s or a hunter’s camp­ on 8u»* * whlcb at once impresses — fire, but more frequently they are tired American favorably. ow attetaE by the redskins, who use the foiest for a pUcc of worship, and thow who dual purpose. When at war with the whites the forests arc tired to cut off the th/S03 ___ . .u- found in oecn ■kited at fourteen hack*, two Cruz. • ,-NPOTt* lror � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-08-08.pdf c18f52ceb767a668b88f9c45ebb8ca4e PDF Text Text VOL. XXIX. The Hastings Banner jjgJ HASTINGS, MICH., AUGUST 8, 1884. The Hastings Banner. I l HLIKRXB FBIDATS, / T for ten cents . County News. WHOLE NO. 1516. to a new coat of paint. mlw «„ j lt„ „ *oon ss I get well. I am absolutely tired of torted visage to the spectators. AlexaaBowens Miuls. dei Jefferson was executed at Break . life and wteh to dta.^ ’ .. —bv— . . Oat harvest is the order of the day. The hum of the threwhing mAchlne i; Of ... the. fire *hota fired only tyro took .... etOWE WEST TUMBLER TOR The late rains have greatiy improved again greets the ear. Wheat is turning | fecV back Culb*t’ . taBIClSE TIME KEEFER, the appearance of the corn crop. ।; ton eon's hood. The docton doctors aay say the the brain has him hb» groans and staring cy« horrifying the straw • head. ■ out ffood to the ?! ; : . ' been touched, that toe will |' not not been touched, but but that toe wounds wounds will InraluabU In tho »kk roam. ’ The sound of the--thresher cu^uie engine has srBSCRIFTION RATES] ---------------uas ।! Lorn mus fair for the largest crop we i probably prove fatal. to, paid the extreme penalty a: EdgefteM •wenheud^totbe l»d for the . FAIUKE OF THE CVSFEBEXCE. t*en heard ahw>«u4 in a 3dr.in<-*-. Per year: If paid within Court-Home, N. G, and Frank Williams. a Xbt: st.riper year: If nut paid until ei or “tan of vear. $1.W. Bubscrtbere outpast two weeks. The wheat Is a very BueU Bradley sick, , _is very ------His i -------wife-murderer, wan strangled at Pine Bluff, .of B.irry Co., >1.25 per year, innice quality and is yielding very favor- brother Hermon “--------- ' Bradley, of Battle Arkansas. «< »»*• Powers v«uirililHy cash in advance. UAMR OQ, PanbcTT. Cor Creek, is stopping with him at present I , Arr~ * AB“"’ ably. ' • Excellent Crept la Kansas. Eldeb Gillaspie ’ s mother and brother *' -In th * Some of our farmertfhave begun to ADVERTISING KATES: f U- XL ,r Uiwuer, mons ^auiruay _ _ Saturday evening Mr. <51 dladttooe anmarket their new wheat, drawing it to of booth Haven, returned home Satur- : that the mnterenee ot renrdwta. cdvvd by the State Board of Agriculture firr* l imn wr vest................................ $100 00 u .him <-h:uw tor special porittoua. Richland. Do we not need the new day. after a stay of a week with the el-1 Um of the pawn, who han PeeoUMik show that the average wheat yield of Kan- , WHTOXB®UtM»VKlibI1 V0VB Y*0*' railroad ? dCT' tori), eoruMering the BgyptUn quctlou hfcd •as this season te over twenty-two bushels JOB PRINTING. Mr. John Golver, of Plainwell, de­ Mrs. Baker ;vnd Mrs. O. A. Gillaspie I broken up, and toat^no result had been ar- to the acre, that there are 3,147,1188 acres pride I* felt In the Job Printing De­ livered a very telling temperance lec ­ are in Battle Creek. I dved at by toe meetings. Mr. Gladstone devoted to winter wheat, and that the ag­ nt th** BAX nxh. Evenlhlng In the P-*f gregate yield ol the wheat harvest in the , tstiew . and with the latest faces of Tim Barber has returned to his home ^•Jj*** that toe only disputed point State WU! apjtroxinate ,5u.<Wu.<joo boritata. ture at the school house last Sabbath. . 4 approved patterns of machinery, THE PARK REGION OF MINNESOTA tJI? lent workmen employed, enables the in LaGrange Co., Ind. ! " **"" ‘ ‘ ­ which is over 18,000,000 busltais more titan Id the oonfereuce was the reduc The ladies’ foreign missionary society •nd ;<* tic rlrst-class job work. BAS of Interest upon the various John Hall has been macle happy. tion met at tlie residence of John B. Nichols Egyptian debte. Upon this question the the 6th to transact such business as Uncle Sam remembered him'with SSM)O ENTIRELY FltTBE FROM MALARIA iiLMMENT >M1TH, views of France end Englund were utterly benefit. C Lawyer, came liefore the society. / Irreconcilable. Italy and Turkey sup­ uerrw: ui iocj, in mr .nn» ui uax <>. :vur •. ported the stand taken by England, while te*ni per cent, and a very large Increase io TorR?ST< UT,"’'r*bIc to svint EH R utland . RuMta. Germany and Austria remained Ute area planted to sorghum cane. ntSZPOBT. ib :l11 courts of the State. Collections ParkKn^..T1.1 hu'«bvds of lakes i»i the The Assessors' returns for this year show neutral. Mr. Gla.lstone admitted that*the •!.i-<l after. Remarkable fine____ growing weather. From the Herald. . ....___ _ prs a population of 1,180,060, a gain of ten Mrs. James Godfrey returned Saturharvest progressing, Oats are a responsibilities of England In respect to per cent, during the past year. Egypt would be greatly Increased through te<?' "■« day, after a short visit at the home of “Plendid crop, i’l’EN A Van ARMAN, the collapse of thtfeonference. He declined, Foreign Coirmsrce. her parents in Brookfield. . SALT WATER BATHING. Lawyers. The republican caucus elected A. D. however, to promise a statement of toe Gov­ x«La.U‘Flllf1'‘ . Ful1 bdormatlon regarding (i*v<-r1I*4cingB National Bank.) Washington, Aug. 1. —Tbe report on Mr. Amo# Clemens, returned from Rork as delegate to the senatorial con­ ernment’s programme before the Parliament Kilniietoi'ka. Osakis. Alcxantlrta. Ashby, or should be prorogued. the foreign commerce of toe United States DwItaLake will be furnished free on appllra- Petoskey Friday. He will probably go vention, and .Vsa D. Rork, Chauncey R. it HIX CAR VETH, shows a balance ef trade in favor of thia Attorney at Law, u> »>F,i,l;iWARJiER* <*en. i’ssseuger Apt-. : back to that northern resort in a few Crosby, Zebulon B. Hoyt, Welcom L. Greely and Hh Men Arrive. Government, for the last fiscal year, of St. Ltaul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Ry.. SLFnul, weeks, if it continues warm. Mldtlleville, Mich. Mead and Warren Foreman as delegates Portsmouth, N. IL, Aug. 2.— The arctic $72,708,997, against a balance in our fa­ Minn. Mrs. B. fiazaur. of Campbell town­ to the county convention. fleet containing the survivors of the Greely vor of $>00,558,433 for the preceding year. n W.MSKERN, ship, was injured bv a runaway team Mrs. C. J. Burt had the misfortune to expedition, as well as their rescuers, was Tbe total valns of exports of merchandise I Lawyer. Stale ot Michigan, County of Barry.—sa. At a Mswkxi of the i’rnbate Court fee the Sunday. It is thought that her shoulder cut her right wrist on a broken pane of lighted off this port yesterday morning at for tbe fiscal year just closed was 9740.513,' .over Spaulding's dry goods store.) 5<W, against >813,83^,402 for the preceding 11111? of n’¥T' • hoiden at the Probate Office in Will utteial prvniptly to all business in all SP und cheek bone are fractured. glass in a window she was washing. It sunrise. This wu somewhat of a surprint, fiscal year, a failing off of $88,8-35,433. V ” 3 ? ty l n county, on Moncourt- iTiarge” ftsi^onable. gs the vessels were not expected to arrive The imports ot merchandise amounted to dJ‘>i - i'S ‘ jay . ”j,yl,n,he >'car one thous­ Mr. M. Akerman, of Ohio, is paying is doing well now. and eight hundred and rlgiin -fonr. 7" i: k i: n jSton; until to-day. The brave fellows, however, $fi«7.714.5«, against $793,108,914 the IVesent, qeuunit Smith. Judge of Probate. Mr. J. Yarger and his other numerous A prize problem: If every one that were made toe recipients of a glorious re­ preceding fiscal year, a falling off of $55,­ A. ’ Attorney at Law, In the matter of the estate of Loring Ed­ relatives in Carlton a welcome visit, went to -the —----------Yeckley whortleberry ception, all the naval vessels firing .■ salutes 466,351. munds, deccaaed. . ■ _________________ Ou reading and fillrurtbepetttion.dulv verified, Mr. Akerman is very favorably imores-. ,uarah picked ten quarts of berries nnd being decorated prdftuely. The meet­ Pnv'4iv« in all courts of the State. CullecUons of Cyrus M. Kdinutids, son of said 'deeewied, ing .bet ween Lieutenant Greely and his wlfa Another Chapter in ths Emma Bond Case. prem?'.l- iiit-ndhig to. ’ praying that aMper. heretofore filed with this sed with this part of the state, and may «*“•how “any bushels were picked m and ’mother was touching ■nd'mother tounhina in the extreme prtrvma"’ SnELBWiLLE, HL, July 81.— John * court, purporting to be the last will and testa­ ment of acrid deceased may be admitted to |>n>- ■ decide to locate here at no distant day. jt,w swamp? The prize is a fruit farm . AJI are rapidly regaining their strength. Montgomery, one Of the defendants lu tbe 1 W I.OWIIY. M.D., wwpw. .. » Ine ^“uwl Rugg. a former Freeport res- jin the northern part of Alaska—If you and the executor therein HnM named apisHnted. 1. I’hysician, Surgeon and Oculist. bate celebrated Emma Bond outrage ease In Thereupon It is ordered, that Monday, the The National Banks. 25th dayufAugusL Rapids, is visiting 1 (>an K‘*t it* Christian County, was in town yesterday ■. ■«! Thom St., HwUiogs. Mich.) ®th davof Auguflt, A?u A.D. inm SSH'.m at ten ten oVlock tnthe the ident, now», of Grand , forenoon. l>e *raid roh,*Hv*.« ° I* usslgueif UMianed fwThr for the ‘heiiriniTo hrarinu “uni.i «... ” I ________________ _ Washington^ Aug. 4.—A comparison of j consulting Judge Thornton. It is under­ t । . div.u pr country promptly attended. petition, and that tn*- heirs nt taw or said de-. ohiU'cs hi re. <»*»■*• ;::iiif> s tolGuXiu. and 1 to 3 p. m. the condition| of the National Banks on | stood he contemplated a suit (or damages ASSYRIA. ceased, and all other persons interested In said Mra. Ileurv Leatherman a rmictant •L U P i at I !oll«way>’drug store. . 7 ?, x'v“uieriuaue *» resilient The Alirue new »» unugr bridge cone mile east of the April 24 with their condition on June 20, i against the -parties who took him and his -ir- - ,« «-i;n attention paid l<t surgical diseasus eetate, are required to appear nt u session of companions out of the> center Christian County said court, then to be h offle notathedecrease probate ofltec. Campbell Several years, diet! is mmoletal shows in the otfollowing Items:for J&ll JiSK i ner dta^q W U Completedand hung Uiem until they were well. , Thomas McGraw. .. BUTLER, Jack Park. Charlie Blxty-ttiree million four hundred and forty-j nigh dead. ••i*yaieton.M<lS..«g.o^ I pronounced entuumption. A' :| wilM ----------!Uld -------------------------Charlie’StrickUmd’ started 11W1? Ths Bartholdi Statue. John Hornby, a .former rodent of forof 1)akoU 1Mt WKliasrt *. wook | \ Prairieville, Mich.) give notire to the jieraons I mere-ted In said John Hornby, a former resident for Dakota ! estate, of the pendency of said petition, hnff the /f „ . Ior ,Wk,,u '’tat uetA. *Nxw Yokk, Aug. 1.—Tlie Bartholdi ;ht <>r day, promptly attended. ; hearing thvrcof.-by ouisln* a copy of this order *■“ <Ued ol consumption in Grandmu C Hartou is quite feeble anti other National Banks, and Si8,2n",522 din* statue committee has decided to h »ve tbe 'to be publtahed In the Hastings Baxnkii. a Grand Ranids the 95th The remains ♦ i , h # . | State Banks and bankers. There was an J.’ “ II.TIMMERMANV, _ e : newspaja-r printed'and el nutated In said county 1 ,in» ine -*«n’ 1 n< remainsseehi# to lie failing fast, >t TV *1--;' ” : " . , , , increase of $4,045,007 Ln the amount of cap- layiqg of the corner-stone ot tbe pedeata lioni i pathic 1 hjsician &,burgeon, । of Barry onee in each week for three successive j wereinterred in the I reeport cemetrv, Mrs. Dey U ilcox is very sick and ruso । stock paid iu_ on Aqgust 5, at two p. ol The cereuiotsy r I <i, -Ht of Hollaways-drug Store.) ! P«*rion* to said 1 Saturday. will be performed by the Grand Master ol j a little daughter oV Merrit Shepard. ■ , [A true copy.] ■ Judge of ITobaie. the F. and A. M. of toe State of New York. Mr. J. B. Fox and wife and two child- ‘ ,Miss ^.. .. Much Wealth In Sight. Man- E. Wilcox had a tooth ex-1 IiR. Wm. JONES, Bishop Potter will make tlie prayer and Michigan has >,4W» poMofilcre. 1’ Dentist. ren of Ohio, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. j traded last Saturday afternoon, and Delphi, bid., Aug. 4.—John Wifey, of pronounce the benediction. The orator baa Al: »->rk prmniHiy attended tu. ’ , Schoolcraft uns a cigar factory. W. W allace, of Carlton, the parents of g^out six o’clock it commenced bleeds this place, has received Information from not yet been selected. his attorney In Dublin that he I-taking the Mrs. Fox. They expect ta remain here ! iug and bled so much that she is con„ WELTON WHITLUCK Chicago's Population. last step in aecurlnK for the Wifey1 family, : fined 10 her x State of Michigan—In the Circuit Court for the ! about five week#: which resides in this State, an e*.u» valued County of Harry: In Chancery. Chicago, Aug. L—The school census of When reading of the cholera scourged TKI.ttmq a!< OLD STORY, Are agents for the Watertown Insurance Co. In the nuOter of the jK-tltloivof Wm. B. Bar-j at $2,500,000, which has for years remained this city, just completed, indicates a popula­ They write rellricft on a nfai.'s property against han for barring the dower of Mary A. Barhan. undisturbed in Irehmd. It is I bought that . r------. h»* by fire, lightning or wind: against a mail's an insane person, and for the appointment of in the cast, our readers should-keep in the estate will sodn ‘m ready for conversion tion of 639.985, an increase of 12H pet lifo by •leatli and accident.' guardian. K mind that the “ounce of prevention” Hendrick* Formally Notified of Their to the heirs. cunt within a year. The Chinese number On reading the petition, duly verified) of Wm. Nomination for the 1‘realdency and Vlee297 and the colored people 7,517. The only B. Barhan, pravlng that the dower Interest of plan here at home. Chloride of lime is WK & SHELDON. decreash In population appears bi tbe SooMary A. Barhau may be barred and a guardian a good disinfectant, and even fresh j Preeldency by the Democratic Conven­ Serious Effects of Drought in Mexico. (Office in Abstract Block, Hantlng^MIcb.) tion. appointed for reasons therein set fort h. on*1 WaM, caused by tlie removal of tene­ On motion of Alonzo E. Kenaston, solicitor earth thrown in privy vaults is much ' C ity of Mexico, via Galvj^tox, Tex.. ments to make room for the Western In­ A lbany, N. Y., July 80.—Governor for petitioner, it is ordensl that Monday, the Hit .- the only wet of Abstract Books In Barry 18th day of August next, at three o'clock In the better than nothing. A general clean- [Cleveland waa formally notified of his nom- Aug. 4.—Tbe ravages of thedroaxht in the diana aggregation of railways. district.of Jon a Catapec, State of Morelos, afternoon, be assigned for the hearing of said ing up of back yards and waste places |nRuon yesterday at the State-House. Nearpetition and that the next of kin of the said Death ol a Well-Known Railroad Maa. I A. FOOTE. M. D., Mary A. Itarhaii be required, to .'appear at a and do it now; not wait until sickness |y all. die members of the Notification Is terrible. Three thousand two hundred •IL. Physician and Surgeon, session of said court to beholden al the court and twenty-three cows and four hundred Nf.w York, Aug. L—Thomas Dixon, Democratic and twenty-five burses have, xllod. and the " house; in the city of Hastings, In said county, comes, then lift up your hands in hor- Committee and of the National .. toflleeeast side Main st.. Naaliville.Mlch.) President of the Delaware 4 Hudson Canal show cause If any there be why the prayer roc rot and wonder why you should rtouhl l> W Committee were present, as were several stench of the *-»rr *«v« ffli« th«» nir. Reddem-e next door north Wolcott House. and &. Coal Company, died at Morristown. N. of the ------- ‘“ •— ----------prominent leaders of the party, including All cu’.G promptly attended too, day or night. And further ordered that jjetitione/ J., last evening after a short illness. Mr. And It is iis .iuimw , v .mv.w ••• — wai<i .J —’---—,, afflicted with a dangerous disease. INDORSED TOO BCCH. give notice J to1 iiw the persons Interested, of the Dixon was well-known in railroad and sass The wheat crop through through this option ex-Speaker Randall, Perry Belmont, Gen­ rOsfiPH KXIGHT. The wheat crop this section .. ...i...... ’,.r ....I.I SSilSn. ‘SuTte'hSriw .ini! tin- hi-ur-tiiL' eral Farnsworth, Joseph I*ulitzer and fiuancl.il circles as a ahrewd and able execu­ ♦' Veterinary Surgeon. ll'.ffi’' °B*S“w»rdV ££ « “u secured, and it haa boon harvmted tive officer. Lie leaves an estate estimated Congressman Collins, of Boston. Colonel *300,000 in a Dullness Venture. (R**ji*l*iice, Bulland, near Yeckjey school liouse.) pnj>er printed and circulated in said county of in the best condition known for years. Vitas, of Wisconsin, Introduced the mem­ at over ^1,000,000. Wttl attend nt! calls fur services night or day. Cleveland. O., Aug. L —About a week the day of hearing; such nubllcatlon/howevrr, • Th. quality ™ never letter and the bers of the committee and made the ago it was announced that E. P. -Morgan Charge-* reirotnable. A Benevolent Unknown. ...... I, I..., >1 tthis Ills yield ..r it will I. _ large r... . .V.,. shall not be .......rurv necessary In in on.i* case -Ia ,-nllV copy <of lie for the amount of speech of notification. He said to Mr. E. F. Brqwn. M. I)j W. r. 1’OLHKMUH, M. D. order be served on the next of kin personally at Cleveland that he bad not been nominated liad withdrawn from Morgan, Hoot AsCa. London. Aug. l.*-A person who hide* least twenty days l»efore the time herein pre­ straw. Corn; oats and potatoes are all becaitae of what he had. done, but in ex­ the oldest wholesale dry-goods boose in I |R.s. BROWN WOLHEMUS, his name has presented the Wesleyau Con­ scribed for their appearance. doing well and promise a bountiful pectation of what be would accomplish. V HoiniBjiathic Physicians & Surgeons. Dated this tilth <LVlf Mafe A.D. Northern Ohio, the reason assigned lieing ference with a theological library of 30.000 harvest. This section will also have The work of transcendent importance be­ the old age of Mr. Morgan, the (Utta r over Julius RusseU’s store. Main 8L) volumes Tbe membership of the Wesley­ ALONZO E. KEN ASTON. Circuit Judge. fore him If elected was "a laborious reform the largest cro^ ofapples known for an body has Increased during the year by C'all^ answered from the office at all hours of senior member of toe firm. Those Solicitor for Petitioner. in the Administration " which could be Only the day or night. Dr. Polheinus will give special years, In fact there is no failure this accomplished by a man of unusnal temper who knew the large profits made by the 3,000. A true copy. M. MAO* attention to diseases of the Bye and Ear. Offlre hours—9 to 12 a. in.; 2 to 4 p. m. Colonel Vilas complimented house were astoaished that a member Register In Clutocery* year of any crop grown here, except and power. Mulesthe nominee on nta administration of New of the firm should leave It It now (’LARKE & RIKER, r> KI JT y°u want a a*-81’0’ BepeMtng peaches. As a consequence all have York State affairs, whleb had, according to transpired that Mr. Morgan had lost The most cautious of beasts is an old abundant reason to rejoice and look tlie speaker, shown that no combination, no over $300,000 In indorsing paper f*>r his sou V . Attorneys at Law and Uvll I Ing Hliot Gun for $10. a $12 t.ouSolicitors in Chancery. eert Organette for $7. a $3S Magic Untero for with renewed hope and bright anticipa­ power of wealtli, and dq mistaken clamor Charles Morgan and other members of his mule that has carried, again and again, >12 a Solid Gold VAI I 8®Watch for 815. a could prevent him from performing his duty. family, who had been Investing large sums its pack across high mountains. But a iDfllees in Union block, over Beamer Bros.) tts’ Sliver Watch YI 11 I for $8- ' ou can get tions to the future. Hastings, Mich, At the conclusion of Colonel Vilas’ remarks in works at Bay City for the manufacture young mule is apt to be so frisky and SyS XUeart" 1 VU elesraitBtfyou wfii the formal notification, sftned by ths mem­ of soda ash from salt Tlie Bay City vent­ careless as to require a severe fall to Practice In all courts of the stale. Attend to de’ou- • )<•» hour, ol your Irly ““•'’-"IfE PRAIKIEVILLE. call.cttons .-tu<l perfecting titles to realestate. bers. was read to the Governor, who then ure having proven unsuccessful, ths banks each it to be careful. An English en­ Mio't-y lolnaa insurance taken, etc., etc. A fine shower last evening. responded In a brief speech. He assumed demanded pay oo the notes for which Mor­ gineer, while crossing the Andi, came commenced; that be had been chosen to represent the gan was Indorser. He was obliged to turn to a steep descent. The old mules moved JSMr'^S.oAKt'Su-.-or*. A The oat harvest has T)H1L1P T. COLGROVE, plans, purposes and policies of the Demo­ over all his property, including a large block along soberly, picking their way with boy 11 years ol<l secured a watf h In one day, good crop in prospect. x Lawyer, cratic party. The rights and interests of on Rank street worth $150,000, a home o<i hundred* of others have done nearlj as Temperance lecture at the M. E. 50,000.000 of people were concerned to his Euelld avenue worth $30,000, and other tautwn, like experienced mountaineen Hastings. Mich. If yon have a MAGIC lantrbn you c»« • biMtaewi that will pay you from > o to every church last evening. and their efforts to obtain Democratic property. Tlie banks will lose nothing. It is But a young mule, not appreciating the I’ro-ecutlng Attorney for Barry County. night. Send at once tor our niustrateduCatasupremacy. He had always held to the said that too Merchants' National was In­ danger of the descent, flung up ita heels logue of Gold and Silver Watches. Self-Coeklng Some of the villagers wiH -take in* principles underlying the Democratic party i terested to tlie amount of $100,000, the Ohio as it neared the bottom <3 the slope ^ASHVILLE the Rome City excursion this week. creed. He bestowed some little attention National $50,000, and the City National The weight of Ita load overbalanced it, Mrs. J. Taggart and Mrs. M. Lasher, on tiie “plain and Independent" voters wbo $25,000. About all Morgan has left h his and the mule was sent rolling into the «rom«nn. T)T>c Writer,, "non wife’s Interest ot $300,000. The dry-goods valley. The animal was uninjured, and of Hickory Corner, visited Mrs. Vine would co-opernte /with them. Bakatuga, N.(Y.. July 80.—Thomas A. house Is uninjured. Morgan bad never be­ for the remainder of the journey- no Nausley, last week. Hendricks was waited upon st a Saratoga fore failed in a single venture, but Ik was mule was more patient and cautious’than Jake ’ Brandstetter and wife leave hotel yesterday afternoon by the Demo­ found that the duty was so low that Euro­ tliis youngster. Colonel peans could place U»e product on the Amer­ Prairieville this morning for ajvisit to cratic Noiification Committee, Wfflle the em inner and a Chilian comVitas, in hte speech, alluded to the result of ican market chea;>er than the Bay City panion were r> their daughter in Nebraska. the election In 187A. and said that it was the Works could make It, and the tatter are BY riAIL POST-PAID. they were oblij • Miss Mate Goss is spending a few special desire ot the Democracy to aee Its now Idle. nominee invested with the dignity of the THROUGH A NWARM OF BEEN. days in Kalamazoo, place an overhanging rock barred the high office for which be had been named, Hundreds of bushels of whortleber- and that when he should be ‘•re-elected" wav. The Chilian, whose mule was old and steady, gradually .worked his way, ria have been taken from the big the vindication of exact justice would be Near Chios go Keffer OrMurt leading tlie unsaddled beast to the baa«marsh east of here thia season, and finer most complete. In his response. Mr. Hen- | dricks touched upon the - fact that it might Chicaoo, Aug. L—A party of Lake Bluff of the rock, round which there was just become toe duty, of the next Vlce-Pretident berriqlnever grew. room for him to creep. The cauuous to use his vote in deciding grave questions residentfl boarded the train yesterday to brute looked down into the chasm In a Senate equally divided io Its political come Into the city. Between Lake Bluff MO*OO-THOBXATPL>. Light in left cut, and A Great Medioal Work on Manhood, The largest picnic of the season at views. will elevate and bind grain of wild bees, which had. come out of the inch by inch round tbe projecting A C0XGRE8SMA5 SHOOTS HIMSELF. tbe Lake tat Saturday. trunk of an old tree standing in Um point, until it reached the secure ground from 10 inches to 8 teet Prohibition party at Morgan hall last pasture by Um roadside. Tlie lieea, au- beyond. The engineer then led his long. Saturday evening. Eleven voters and mule, a young one, near the rock and 10 women and children joined the dub. their comrade., attempted to take off the saddle Find­ Washinotom, July 8L—On Saturday and thousands of Blaine and Logan meeting at R. R. last Congressman W. W. Culbertson, of rose suddenly, flew through the open win­ ing its bead free, tbe inexperienced the Author, whose •■xpynen^ ’^Ybe tot of *nv dows into the coaches, and proceeded to get hall at Morgan next Wednesday eve­ Kentucky, arrived here from Cape May. even with the Northwestern lUsd by at- beaat went on, in spite of tbe engineer's order to stop. It, too. tried to paas He regtetored at the National, and sold be Royee Reapers. ning. August 13th. round the base of tbe rock by leaning dkl not Intend to remain but a few days Grove meeting to be held In Minor Every article of He was not feeling weU and kept etoee tt little insects were fwtftin their work, sad inward*. But a projecting point caught Mead ’ s grove near the BarryyiUe Udi/ing arid Harvesting Machin­ the saddle, and the mute, struggling to his hotel, few of bto friends knowing ol church, under the auspices ot the M. P. his rveseaoe Ln tlie cily. His con­ ery used. church of Barryville. commencing at . dition Indicated that tie had been Al» the Ijirxem Stock ot .11 Klint, ot o’clock Thursday. August 7tb, and last­ "undon Lancet. tima with facet and hands swollen ing over Sunday. burning with Data. Henry Strong and Danid P. Bollin­ Sstweeo Jttkiwn Mad Graisl Bu>m> ger have purchwu-i a new thresher and Hastings,' Barry Co., MiihU DAME’S Fo.BALSAMIC TABLETS,’ ” aul Caul*. dblton. MARSHALL L. COOK. ONE COOK BOOK. THIS SUMMER, K tr s, ► ead tad. Jld! tO not , or the UMS will SS Ing the and Ktls- >io* Be i tor fit: fol- . 0., my ElecEng•tics f the i|n**i \ud from ‘K they Agricultural The Science of Life. Depot. tort Morse Binder, Draft, Only $1. KHOW THYSELF.a^MF Rawson and Crown Mowers, farm MACHINERY AUo > pud bl« noek <d Hardware and Hntiding Materia], Doors, Sash, Glass, &c., &c., &c. l‘rice» Lqw engine of the’Nicota A Shepard .aake. '’■ThMe'we four picnics booked for this week at Thornapple. aaytxxjy. east <rf Morgan. C. L. GLASGOW. I �= The Hastings Banner. will never sustain it' And he is not civil service reform, there is a decent the man to go back on his word either. and ecnomical administration of the Huffman Brothers TEST T0UE BOB WIDER TOUT! MARSHALL L. COOK; Editor. lign the bill of sale to the democrats •UMive and legislative branches of the partyJbut they cannot deliver the goods. and on these questions the prohibition­ ' If free-trade is such a good thing for ists are divided, even more than the the farmer will some one please explain manufactures and consumers of liquor. why, in the past five years, over 80/XK) In a presidential year it is unwise to For President, farmers left Great Britain, a free-trade inject prohibition into the canvass. It JAMES G. BLAINE, of Maine. country, and sought homes in the Unit­ only belittles prohibition, and makes For Vice Prreldent, ed States, the land of protection? future efforts in that direction futile. JOHN A. LOGAN, of lUinois. Strange as it may seem, none of these What |s to be done, then ? The ques­ 30,000 farmers are anxious to return to tion is easily answered. The result fre^-trade England. desired can only be reached quickly and Harper’s Weekly and other democrat­ effectively by state action, and state ac­ for State officer* and ejectors for and Vice Pratedam of th* Putted ic papers are taking the very course to tion can only be secured by the com­ solidify the Irish vote for Blaine. The plete divorce of prohibition from poli­ of Detroit, at eleven o’clock a. m. iy, Auirun IXIn accordance Irish have done more for this country tics. There are democrats having sons ition adopted at Grand Rapid*, than G. William Curtis and his clique going down to hell via the beer shop, every eou nty will be emitted to for each five hundred of tbe to- of independent dudes, and are - entitled who did vote for prohibition in Ohio to more credit than the latter for Amer­ last fall, and will do it again. There is but one method of procedure. wA argantoBd county will bo entitled to at ica’s progress. Morrison says the democratic plat­ In Ohio, for instance, a legislature is to .............to wtll form declares for free-trade. Randall be elected next fall. There win then be says it is for protection. Here are two no questions of a national character to democratic doctors who cannot agree interfere. There will be no president or representatives to elect by the peo­ Secretary of tbe as to what their platform means. Hon­ tbe oarliart mall est men everywhere agree with Ben. ple, and no senator by the legislature. The field will be clear for action upon Butler that it means nothing. a certified list of such delegates , to sit in tho State Convention. this one most important question. That P. T. Vjutzilb. Chairman The demogreenback leaders in Mich­ will be the time to strike. Every can­ , Jr., Burton i'r.rl.tr. . H. B. Rowlsnn. igan would like to put up a fusion elec- didate for the legislature who will not T F. Glddlngw - l^md, .toral ticket; but the working men in pledge himself to vote to submit *n Wm. Chamberlain. McBride. both parties are opposed to Cleveland, amendment to the constitution, prohib­ Walking, and fear of them will prevent a combi­ iting the manufacture and sale of nation on electors. reen Pack. liquor, should be slaughtered merciless­ . G. Rockaiellow, ly, no matter to what party he belongs. C. E. Holland. To make America the market for Where the candidates of both parties England's surplus goods is the aim of take this pledge, prohibitionists may British Cobden clubs, and the demo­ vote safely according to their party Thirtl District Republican CongreMlonal cratic party ii their agent. Convention. affiliations, and in counties where both The republicans of tbe Third Congressional district are requested to meet tn delegate con­ Butler’s delay in declaring whether refuse, the prohibitionists should nom­ vention at the court house, tn tbe city of Jack­ inate candidates of their own, make the son. on Tuesday, the 12th day of August, at 10 or not he will run as an independent fight on this issue akme, and elect them. o.cloek a. m., for the purpose of selecting a can­ didate for representative In congress, and for candidate is not calculated to win him There will be no difficulty in electing the transaction of such other business as may many friends. a legislature that will submit this ques­ titled to tht' Mime number of delegates a* In th A thorough organization in every tion, simple and naked, .and there will state convention, viz: Barry, 1<T; Branch, 11 school district of Barry county is what be no difficulty Ln carrying out the Calboun, M: Eaton, 14; Jackson, ll». w. L. Bkato.m, w. h. Powaaa, amendment by a majority of 200,000. the republicans should have. J. H. Jomxs, E. Haydks, By this method of procedure Ohio 8. J. Bearn, ' Congressional Committee. may take her place beside Maine, Kan­ TO PROHIBITIONISTS. Jackson, July 0.1884. The following from Marysville, Cal., sas and Iowa within three years, and Editorial notes. is a sample of many letters the Blade is states be encouraged to follow her ex­ ample. receiving at this time: The greenback and democratic county When enough status have incorpora­ “1 am extremely sorry that the Blade conventions will soon bfe held. The has been pulverized by the liquor pow­ ted prohibition into their constitutions leaders of both parties in this city, er. there, will be no trouble in making pro­ “Thou ever strong upon the stronger Nashville and Middleville, have made a hibition the law qf the land. bargain and entered into a “deal” on side.” “Blaine and Logan will certainly be The prohibition convention at Pitts­ tbe ticket—so many democrats and so elected, but not without the assistance many greenbackers to be nominated. of such recreants as the Blade and the burgh and the nomination of Mr. St John, were very grave mistakes for They have done more: They have Liquor Power which you dare not at­ they defeat the very object sought to even named the men for the places. It tack at the present time. Republicanism has outbid Democracy be attained. No one expects to carry will soon be demonstrated whether the for the support of the Rum Power.” a single state for StJohn, or elect a sin­ Journal will support only those for “CHARLES J. COVILLAND.” equity offices who will vote for Butler It is a grievous fault of many very gle member of congress nominated by for president and Begole for governor. honest people that their devotion to the prohibitionists. Every republican who None others need apply” That is right leads them, very frequently, votes for StJohn casts a vote for Cleve­ what our contemporary said; but he straight into the camp of the wrong. land, without gaining the millionth wlH have to eat his own words. Our friend is about as wrong as a man part of a point in favor of prohibition. The fusion circuit-riders have put in can be, but as in answering him we an­ He votes to put the country back into the hands of the south. He votes to good work the past few weeks. They swer a great many more, we do it. continue the rule of the old slave oligreport that all the boys have been seen, 'archy in the south, to keep the union in this matter, for it is the only secular anjl there is no opposition to a combi­ nation ticket in Barry county this fag^ paper of national circulation that has divided upon sectional lines and to tear ever dared to espouse the cause of pro­ up in the southern states the founda­ Try it on and see. tions of a republican form of govern­ hibition, and to beard the brewer and It is asserted that a protective tariff whiskey maker in his den. The Blade ment. He votes to undo the work of is of no benefit to the farmer, except in believes in prohibition as the only cure the last 24 years, and to make naught the matter of wool ; that it only benefits for the overshadowing curse of liquor the sacrifices of the soldiers in the field manufacturers. Massachusetts is doubt­ now, as it did last fall and winter. It and the royal men and women at home. less the best type of a manufacturing holds, with as much vehemence as ever, Revokes to turn back the wheels of state in this country. It is conceded that to drink liquor is more than luancy; progress and plunge the country into that a protective tariff has built up the and to sell it is a crime. It has not another long and costly struggle for a prosperous factories in the old Bay changed front on this question, and government of, by and for the people. state. Let us see what protection had never will. It dares to attack the li> 'He votes to disturb the business inter­ done for the farmers there, even on ests of the country, by launching it out quor power at any time. that granitic soil. Acceding to. the Because the Blade holds to prohibi­ upon an untried sea, a sea full of uncer­ state census of 1875 the total value of tion, and because it would have prohi­ tainties. He votes to strike a blow at her farm products was 840,000,000. Of bition, is the very reason why it is de­ American industries, by re-opening the this amount the cereals and wool, the voting its energies to other questions tariff discussion, whictyhas.done more to unsettle business confidence than all products easily transported, yielded but at this time. 8L724.000; over 838,000,000 of other The Blade is a republican paper. other causes combined. He votes to farm products, less easily transported, There are a great many interests In put the national treasury at the mercy l>eing consumed at home, principally this imperfect world, and each 'has its of the hungriest set of corrupt cormor­ by the manufacturing population. proper time for considerations. There ants that any country ever saw. And More than this, in that year the farm­ are other evils besides intemperance to what is worse, he votes to give the ers of the west furnished the manufac­ be combatted, and there are other re­ country over to the control of the only turing population of Massachusetts forms to be supported, and each has its party that ever depended upon rum for over 83,500,000 of wheat and flour. . proper time. The proper time for each its success, and which has never failed to oppose everything in the way of re­ The democratic party says nothing-in is when something can be effected for straining, to say nothing of extirpating itej,platfonn of the Mormon question. each. , it. And all this without advancing Nothing can be effected at this time It refused to recognize the claims of , the cause of prohibition, but rather re­ tbe laboring men. It snubbed Ben by agitating prohibition, for the simple , tardingit. Butler, who appeared in its convention reason that tbe result of the election for ! As either Blaine or Cleveland will be as the “representative.of 1,500,000 labor­ a. president and members of congress elected, the republican prohibitionist ing men.” Its candidate is a corpora­ can have no immediate bearing upon who votes for StJohn casta a half vote tion attorney, who Vetoed every work­ the subject To procure prohibition for Cleveland. Are there any republi­ ingmen’s measure passed by the New through the general government would cans who desire'to throw away their York assembly. And yet the green­ require the election of a congress thatj votes in this way? The Blade is for backers, claiming to be friends of labor, would submit an amendment to the prohibition to its bitter end. It does constitution of the United States pro ­ propose to combine in this county and • not propose to belittle the sacred cause state with the democratic party! Such hibiting the manufacture and sale of by bringing it forward only at timee is the plan of the leaders, but many of intoxicants, and, after—to make that when it is certain to be slaughtered. the honest men will refuse to be driven amendment a part of the supreme law It does not propose to fire blank catridginto such a contemptible sacrifice of of the land—ita ratification by tbe leg­ ea in the air. It has its work to do, but islatures of three-fourths of the states. their principles. This would require a half century to it proposes to 4o work when it will be Farmers have had a chance to feel bring about, and this makes its accom­ effective. It will never relax its efforts toe effects of toe democratic plan of plishment impossible. The length of for prohibition till prohibition is accom­ “horizontal tariff reduction," on their time necessary to accomplish anything plished, but it will not waste effort by wool, and will altitudinously elevate in this way would discourage nine out attempting impossibilities. The time any party which proposes any further of ten of those desiring the reform, and for work in this direction is when tbe reduction. The democratic party, if it it would be abandoned almost as soon field is clear and the time is ripe. dares even to do anything, will attempt This is the position of the Blade. The as commenced. to still further decrease the tariff charg­ ■The introduction of the question into friends of prohibition need not be afraid'It will desert its colon or be es. The republican party promises to national politics is not the way, for restore the duty <m wool, to make re­ two reasons: First, it would require a found az all timid or lukewarm. It ductions where that can be done in jus­ fight covering 50 years before any re­ will continue to do whatever in it lies tice to our own institutions; but the sult could be reached, and second, no to aim shall be to protect American indus­ Pulverise the rum power. result is possible when it is complica­ trial. This is the American idea that ted with other issues. Only it wants to pulverize and not America to for Americans—not for toe _ Let ft be borne in mind that there build it up. The Blade holds that taksurplus products of British manufac­ are other issues of great and vital im­ ing it into national polities is a mistake. It has do quarrel with those who think turers. portance which properly belong to national politics, tho consideration of otherwise. It is a matter of opinion which prevents any concert of action on which men have a right to differ an the part of prohibitionists this year. The result will show who is right and . Hastings. Mien., August 8,1884. The Norcross Furnace I Republican National Ticket. am S There is the tariff Issue, there is the right of the freedman to vote, there is Blade. DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA- THE TE$T_#F_THE 0VE8. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. Dr. Price’s 8tecialF!aToriii£ Eitmts, Thii tain hi Muy limUgH ore 1U bn is Ou Dr. Prl4«'« Lupulln Yml B«w lit—Ita power to warm a large area without overheating Ita extensive jurta*. FOR SALt BY CROOMS. '- CHICAGO. . BT. L° LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD 24—The Interior la so constructed aa to throw the heat directly againsl the Sltt. face. Thia furnace presents a larger radiating surface than any othrr intro­ duced. for the space required to set it. 84—Durability- Twenty years'test provea It to be one of the moat permanent fixtures for heating ever set in any building. ttb— Economy ot time in attending it, and expense of fuel, which is far less than mqft ot the fucnaeea used for dwellings, because the heat ia so effectually used before it leaves the furnace. YEASTGEMS reman* lit th* WC’td. while r.nd wholn- In soliciting the patronage and attention of the public, we feel confident that .ye are offering a Furnace of more than ordinary merit. Estimates will be furnished for heating Shurcbea, School Buildings, rtar™. Halls and Dwelling Houses, with Registers, Ventilators and Hot-Air 1'ipis couJ plete. Also any information ip. regard to heating and ventilating. Address, come liko our grand mother1! delicious brcid WIAN BROS., Hastings, lid CROCERB^ELLTKEWl. Price Baking Powder Co., BlTnif Hr. HWlta rimiltt EHIK3, Chicago, II!. Louie* Ma Important to Farmers J. M. ROGERS & CO OF THIS CITY, WOMAN’S FRIEND. in every State In the Union. . NOT A CTRL ALL, But a gentle and rare remedy for all complaint* which destroy tho freabnet. beauty, waste the strength, mar the happlneaa and uaattUoMB of many GIRl-fi AMD WOMEN. Hare entered the field and dow ofler for sale tbe time-tried and always relinbir We are al»o agents for tbe celebrated " DImum of Women ud Children NORTH FAIRFIELD FLOW. For sale by FREDERICK HOTCHKISS. Default haring been made In the payment of a certain Indenture of morUmn-. bearing date the 15th day of t‘-*—'K*- * •* •— Abram Armstn Prairieville *~ Michigan. t< *e, ol tbe uine place, recorded In _______ _ Regtcter of Dee os for Miehtam, on tbe iTtb day of Tteccmurr. a., v. 1877, atone o'clock n. m., In liber 5 of mortgages. on pnge 387; said Indenture of swa tbe sum of four (M20l and no pre We keep a fall line of Agricultural Implements. HTHeadquartera at tbe Elevator on Broadway. See us and get our prices before buying. J. M. ROGERS & CO 39303035 Past And Farmers have secured their Grain We are Happy! For the reason that we are on deck, fresh as Daisies, with a bang-up stock of MANLY M. CHASE. Bute of Michl At a session In me matter of the relate OMfififitoL On reading and filing the । of Daniel Striker, adminiai: A large portion of which is of our own manu­ facture, arid A 1 Goods. Be sure and call at our establishment when in want of goods in our line. Spangemaeher & Mason Jew Goods’ Call and See The Largest Stock, The Best Stock, The Best Made, At The Lowest Prices Bosght for Spot Cash, »t lew than coat to manufacture thom- R. MUDGE- �Ihgs Banner VOL. XXIX. NO. 16. HASTINGS, MICH., AUGUST 8, 1884. d OBAirasD ABonrn p> A g D f aq a o dS ff WHOLE NO. 151*6. and not that to'as great an extent m iesirable. Fatber—well, anv kind of steady tasineas seemed to disagree with fatber; reosfvad from which Uncle Sam had ooma. It read aa follows: jur eldest boy. worked faithfully as an Assistant bookkeeper in a publishing ifeiy, and bring you peroanearour .pecuaterY mmbtea. You bouse In New lark City, and sent ranch chaag-ed ha pcrtontl ap "B*Y'm nearly half his salary to mother the first of every month. George, our youngest boy, was clerk with (a of iome day becoming one of the at the Wildwood general store; a as I have intimated above, was the Wild­ I Cuddle up from the cold. wood milliner. But work as hard as we might. Daniel. George and L‘ we oould do no more, even with the intermittent help from father, than take care of our­ selves and tbe rest of the family in the And not very long after the receptior -n uat i* your age? my little lad. humblest way. (Tbe rest of tbe family of this letter Uncle Sam made hia ap You look like a boy-of mine. consisted of mother—a darling—grand­ pearanee. He teas • 'peculiar-looking. ’ 0D ■ p“* th® star*.* Baid the urchin. “J am nine." mother— another darling—and three of to use a favorite remark of one of oui tbe sweetest, cunnlngest little girls, ■Dp >■<.. W so l» reod, or DUlo IM. oldest citizens, “with a vengeance. ” Own truthfully unto mo/’ two. five and six years old, that ever needed to be taken care of.) So, as you the hair had been palled oat by grea haadfuls, and hb face was all awry may well imagine, I was not only do“Will you came with m®, my little lad. lighted. but extremely delighted, to get Add Co this the expression of an ogre -tTn,r?y WBnn *nd Pleaeant bvanh?" the chance of assisting Mr. Erickson and you will not wonder that tbe chil 1 1 m with you/ the child replied. “U herovwr you wish, on earth." with the Reader. And I confided as dren, who had been hastily, dressed ai much to- Matt Brewster when we were news of his approach, were as haatil. Togwhot they left the wtad-ewept street, And entered • doorway, where coming home from church together the withdrawn to the kitchen when he ar A woman watched with a rentie face. next Sunday evening. “Because, you rived. Poor little darlings, we got then And a rltnt of gold In her hair. see. Matt,” said L “if I succeed with away just in time, for their lips had be “You have brought tho chlM." eheeoftly said. this, may be I can go on writing until” “Hr will oil our lives withjoy; * —and 1 caught my breath at the bold­ We can love with a tender lore the deed, ness of the Idea—“I am found worthy let ebrriah the orphan boy.’’ of a place in tbe juvenile magazines, * kl“< Uke the touch of a roee-leaf light. and. as a successful writer, I could help them a reassuring Mm. “And bow Was prowd on the lone lad's brow. And be eobbingly cried: “If angels bright the family much more than I can now. Ella dear, go back and do j our best tc Can ever look hero, just now, for literary work is for all seasons, and entertain him untily oar father oommtn. millinery only for two or three months while I set about the dinner.” **Lpral “'V motbrr her child can see. And I hope that roars ihe’» found. I returned to the parlor. I sat dowi out of the whole year.” And that txjth of them know that mothers “You forget,” said Matt, “your rich opposite our visitor. I found a drew! and boys Hare been only changed around." uncle who is ooming here from Austra­ ful fascination in his unsymmetriea lia soon, and who will, no doubt, so ar­ face. I could hot removu my eves fron And there waa a flash and dash of tears. range things that the family will need it. I essayed to speak, but before mj And a wave ef ’kerchiefs white. . And the little newsboy had a homo mouth was fairly open Uncle Sam ben’, no help at all from your hands/’ . . In the hearts of loro that night. “0 dMT- Mid L "Mldid. his shaggy brows and growled. “An. has forgotten us for so many years— so you’re Sam, are you? And whai And if others could only know the Joy That in kindly deeds It found. ever since I was five, and I was nine­ do you ape that you stare in that way?Full many an orphan girl and boy And then the spirit of that Hrs: teen on my last birthday—that now he Would be quickly “changed around." has condescended to remember our ex­ Reader, in spite of all that I oouM <lo to —Mr». G. tThUc.tnCUoiland Leader. istence. and promise us a visit. It's no I replied slowly and distinctly: AIsee A LESSON FOR A FIRST READER. wonder that i can’t keep him iu mind. And we are not sure that his coming a man; he is a queer looking man; be I see a book. It is a First Reader. will benefit us any. He may be a has a crooked nose; he has a croaked A First Reader is a book for very young cranky old man, and very hard to mouth; he has a crooked chin; he has ease. It is more than likely he is. crooked eyes; he has an awful scowl children. father (with whom ho oould never And being a book for very young children, containing in a condensed agree, though be is his only brother) wonld rather be a pretty poor girl that a rich crooked man.” form the milk of literature, who would tells me ho was an unusually crank , And that was the last of our expects * have imagined that it ever could have young one.” He aroae. by any possibility become the means of ' “O, you must make him pleased with tions from Uncle Sam. bringing the' greatest confusion and yon,” declared Matt, decisively. “You thundered forth some words which 1 vexation to ajgrown-up? But It did. have one advantage, and a great one, can not repeat, broke all the mantel or L Samuella Golden, am that grown­ over the others. You are his god­ naments at one fell swoop, and left the house never to return a Tain. * ■ up. And I am tbe author, or nearlj* daughter, you know.” I’ll just add. to whom it may con­ “I know it to my sorrow,” 1 assented. the author (under the ablest super­ vision, I frankly confess) of that First “Samuella! What a name to give an cern, that soon after the hopes of a unfortunate girl baby! If it hadn’t fortune from my godfather were thuReader. x Tbe way it came about was this. I been for that saving ‘Ella,’ what would tlestroyed. my engagement to Mau have always been passionately fond of I have done? Fancy a woman's being Brewster wa* bro] ;en and that young gentleman married Nettie Haley. children. When but a decidedly small called ‘Sam’ all her life!” As for me, 1 was “lucky” enough to “But you will do your best to get 3edmen ot humanity myself I adored 1 tbe smaller specimens with whom I into the old chap's good graces, won't S> the happy wife of John Enck Lnd our First Reader proved n chanced to meet. At the tender age of you?” said Matt, ooaxingly. success.—Marqarcl Eytinge, iti “Well, yes, I will, since your heart six, there being no baby then at my Harper's Weekly. own home, I deliberately entered the seems to be set upon it,” I promised, borne of our washer-woman ofte day, though I wondered at the time why he knowing her to be absent at the time, was so anxious that I should become a “Don’t”—Wake Him Early. “I’ll do and stole her flve-mnnthaold Patsey favorite of Uncle Sam's. from the cradle in which he wa« peace­ everything but give up the Reader.” A correspondent of the N. Y. Mam Matt Brewster was chief proprietor im Journal haying asked it to give itfully sleeping, and in spite of his kicks and’ yells, when he awoke to the situa­ of the store where my brother George opinion whether a little boy six yean of tion, I managed to carry him safely to was clerk, and he was also my ackowl- ire should be allowed to sleep until our house—fortunately not far distant edged lover. The latter, fact made eight o'clock every morning, that pa —and place him In the arms of mV me the envy of half the girls in Wild­ per thoughtlessly replies, “Wake him very much astonished mother. And wood. for Matt was considered the early.” If this advice is followed bj when he was reclaimed and carried handsomest and most fascinating young all The readers of a widely circulated away again by bls rightful owner, I bachelor in the place. Ho was tall and newspaper it is liable to do a good deni sat me down on the floor with a bang, slender, with very fair hair,\ight blue of harm. If t.be boy steeps until eight and opened my mouth to its utmost eyes, a straight nose, and a small o’clock because he does not go to bed width, and lifted my voice to its utmost mouth. until ten or later, the remedy lies not Mrs. Leroy, tbe young wife of old in waking him early, but putting him height, and refused most emphatically Captain Leroy—looked up to with great to sleep early. If he goes to bedearh to be comforted This love of little ones did not respect by three-fourths of the pecula­ and sleeps late, the fact alone is reason diminish in-the least as I grew in stature tion of Wildwood, because she had her enough for not waking him. andfn years. On the contrary, it seemed bonnet and gloves straight from Pari? A great deal of barm may be don-to increase, and it became as natural for —gave it as her opinion that bis brow by applying to growing children the mo to talk baby talk and make baby was too narrow, and his chin too re­ term of “early torise,*’ “rising with th.rhymes for every wee darling that came treating. “Give me,” she said, calmly sun,” etc. In old times when artifieia: in my way as it was for mo to breathe, and coolly. _/*the school-master, any light was scarce and dear, and many and for the older youngsters I had day, in preference. He is not quite as people were obliged to go to bed with always a story Steady—some simple tall, but his snoulders are broader, so tbe fowls, lying abed in the morning thing about simple things, but, by is his forehead, and he has a certain was a sign ol laziness. This traditior virtue of creation, my own. And manly look and way about him that It has come down with so much forc> having contrived to be an unobserved utterly lacking in Mr. Mathew Brews­ that many still count it a virtue to cu: listener to several of those’ stories, and ter.” ibort the sleep of young children Strange as it may appear, I did not whereas sleep may be absolutely neaeshaving also learned from Sue, bls little niece, and “I made up out of my own feel as indignant at tn« adverse criti­ head” the jingles with which she often cism of my betrothed (by the way, I menu had* stipulated nt the time of my en­ sought to entertain him, Mr. Erickson, If a boy who does not ait up late our school-master—and a ven’ clever gagement, now two months old, that deeps until eight o'clock, it to a sign fellow, too-said to me one afternoon; marriage should not be thought of for .hat he needs more sleep than must at least two years) as some of the other “Miss Golden. I have undertaken a boys; and it is too sweeping, as it itask in which I think—nay, I am sure girls did. Nettie Haley, for instance­ jruel. to say “wake him early.” A — that you'can, if you will, be of great daughter of Haley, tbe builder, with a parent has no more right to iUri'» a snug little fortune in her own right, in ­ assistance tome.” ihild ot sleep than of food; not as herited from her mother—was particu­ “And pray what may that task be? ranch. in fact, because a, child is often larly wroth. n danger of eating too much, but selasked I wondcringly. “She only talks that way. ’ she said, iom in danger of sleeping too much • “The preparation of a First Reader, he replied. “I do not expect the referring to Mrs. Leroy, “because she certainly not when his sleep is a par> pecuniarv results to be princely, jf his regular night’s slumber.—Dithough no doubt you would realize enough to compensate you for what­ ever time you might expend; but the practice would be excellent for you. lame* EUwae. near Mountain Creak. and perhaps open the way for better Sa, waa walked by the lata lood tin., danoo a step. Matt sings lovely; Mr. paving literary work.” feel from ita plane and ta Mt atandint“Literary work,” repeated L “Why. Erickson can only join in a bass. Matt has a complexion like a girt’*; Ur1 never even dreamed of such a thing. Erickson has one like—tike ” “Did you not,” he said, with a smile. “ A man ’ a, ” I suggested, mischiev“Well, you are not the first person who —A New York elevated railwa\ “do you Hye. my little led. •nh21rouL!ockS « ertepiy curtodr I here nn home"-ch0 voice waa sadExcepting the wide, wide world.- GOODS CHEAP? OBC5 Will sell thee Cotton Cloth for 6c. Will sell thee Best Prints for 6c. Will sell thee heavy Shirting for 10c.. Will sei] thee Dress Goods for 8c. Will sell thee Cashmere for 45c. Will sell thee Shawls for 75c and upward. Will sell thee a suit of Clothes for >4.00. < Will sell thee a better suit for $5.00. Will sell thee a suit fpr $8.00. Will sell thee a suit, all wool, lor $10.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy boy for $2.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy large boy for $4.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy biggest boy for $8.00. Will sell thee Straw Hats so thee can not find fault with the price and go home satisfied. If thee will call and see what goods are sold for at Lewis Stern's, thee will not see in vain. Come early or late, at any time, we will be ready to wait on you. Lewis Stern, □ At the Cash Store. . Bound to Reduce Stock! PARTIES DESIRING CLOTHING, There Is nothing grows, or Is made, on tbe lace ot this earth to make one feel like work or play, to aid Digestion. clear out Liver, regulate our Bowels, like ZO-PE 8A. ••Hub” Couch Cure, 2d Cent Prescription of a Boston physician, dispensed' years by a Boaton druggist. One doM will cure any ordinal? cough. It acts almost magically. Ask any dealer to get you a 26 cent bottle of “Hub” Cough Cure, and don’t be put off with any other ABOUT COLDS. A drugman out West remarked—“You don't advertise to cure enough dl-wasesalthZoriMA; we hse It out here for almost everything, even colds.” This Is aU right; Zop»a acting upon the liver, bowels and pores to remains cloyed. CLOTHING! A RegularJBonanza. Ready-Made or Made to Order, For the Next Sixty Days Should Call at the Kittson counties, Minnesota, Is Z*1' to actual settlers at the extreme low price ot THREE DOLLARS FER ACRE. ■|n quantities ot not less than 1«seres wmnrr than acres. These counties are loretea in the fawou? Red River Valley, about which every farmer has heard more or less. —hk. The terms of payment are also to be reo Hi>at*h1 ntilv SO osnta au acre down, balance in six annual payments. The r..wn, I. t/i n.nialn onen only to December 31st. SuSSSfibe u« »f ““JE,’’iS: (MT WARDROBE! And See the Low Prices at which we are offer- nap furnished Is a and Northern DoIn theTlifhest style of tbe art. yyOOL CARDING. E. S. PIERCE, Welcome Me UNDER TOWER BLOCK, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH WELCOME MARBLX has remained in ignorance of his or her particular talent until a friend dis­ covered k. But are you willing to give­ roe a helping hand with the book?’r “Most willingly,” said L “Tell me plainlv what I am to do, or to try to do, knd I will begin thb very evening.’ And I did Win that very evening, and extremely glad I waa to do ap. For I had already, although April had scarcely set in, trimmed my usual amount of spring hats and bonnets, which—our community not following Strictly, for good and suffirientreaaona, the dccreec of fashkm-alao included moat of the summer onea. thereby cut­ ting off that source of income for four or five months. And it had been highly and here she beared a deep sigh— “what a lucky girl you are.” ••Well, I bejfan tbe Reader, and toon became so absorbed in my work that mmt.” taMdiaulT SmM throort locomotive spilled hot coals on a horse’r hack, and the hone ran over Joeepl Lowrey. He got *5.1)00 damages, am' :he general term of the Common Pba affirmed the verdict.—tf. T. Swi. * —EdHb—Nothing will whiten the * ’ '' as wheat finer. Silt it mix it with a little �CHOLERA OX THE WANE THE NUMBER OF DEATHS DECREASMC Toulon — Several V Spaniab Town* TWO FAST MILES M.U>R MINOR NEWS ITEMS. THE TRbTTWC RECORD REOUCgioL :<!*<.’■ tp t:16—HU Triaanpu Altnr*. A 11JUG litEll OUTLOOK. Marseilles Aug. a—Fifteen death* from cholera occurred here in the twentyfour hours ending at nine o'clock last night. The cool weather of the past few days has been succeeded by stifling heat, and fears are entertained that the change In temper­ ature will add to tbe mortality list Toulon, Aug. 4.—The inhabitants are jubilant over the official announcement that no deaths from plague occurred here yes­ terday. Thirty cases were taken to the hospital Washington, Aug. 4.—In consequence of the more favorable re|»orte from tire chol­ era districts in Europe the proposed nation­ al conference of health boards which was to have taken place In this city ou Thursday next has been postponed to a later day not named. Marseilles, Aug A—A falling tempera­ ture, followed by heavy rains and a dense fog, has prevailed at Aries fur the last two days, and tbe public health is worse, al­ though there is not much change in tbe number of fatalities. Unless sunshine and a breeze come soon the epidemic is apt to assume a virulent form. Tlie lazarettos are becoming a source .of apprehension. In many ot them the facili­ ties are very bad and the supply of good food is limited. Tbe people are huddled together, badly fed, poorly accommodated, and tbe wale’- is scarce and impure. Many cases of cholera have occurred at the lozar• ettos from washing tlie linen of infected people. At Madrid the diminution of cholera in the southern provinces of France is reas­ snring tiie public mind that there are in­ cressing hopes of Spain escaping a visita­ tion. . When tbe epidemic appeared in tbe city the trees and shrubbery were infested with birds, and tbe parks were kept alive with their songs. Now there is not a bird in tlie city. There have been none here since the epidemic attained its height. The silence which has arisen in tbe absence of their songs is noticeable aud depressing. There are several theories advanced, but the one most accepted is that the birds have been forced a way by the Impurity ot the air. Rome, Aug. 2.—Cholera is reported In from ten to twelve communes, but the epi­ demic is not spreading. Washington, Aug. 2.—The Acting Sec­ retary of the Treasury has issued instruc­ tions to customs officers to declare. all rags oomtag from European ports "suspected of infection.” and to prevent the landing of them unless clear proof is furnished that they are free from disease and come from MO-infseted porta. Marseilles, Aug. L—There is a steady decrease In tbe dentil-rate from cholera, and the citizens are gaiiflng courage. During the twenty-four hours ended at nine o’clock last night only twelve-deaths occurred. There are no serious cases at tlie hospitals, and it is thought all the patients will recover. The feara which have been entertained of another outbreak are giving way. ike people are regaining confidence in the doctors, and there is less confusion. Many doctors hold that the fright which was created by the cinmor against them had a disastrous effect, and that the number of casQs induced by fright Is out of proportion to the number due to other causes. Tlie doctors at tlie hospital have gained, much valuable experience and are now well equipped, having all the needful curative appliances that are known. One surgeon and two Sisters of Mercy attend each room. The greatest prwjutious are exercised. "Ah toon as death ensues Che body removed to a cellar and thoroughly disinfected It Is disposed of according to the rulcM of tlie hospital, some being buried and others burned. Tlie patients are now getting better food aud are generally re­ gaining strength. The chief remedies employed in the treatment are Syden­ ham's laudanum eMence and cam­ phor. Symptoms have lieen dili­ gently studied, and the doctors agree that when the patient perspires he Is in a fair way to recover. In a number of cases a reaction from tlie chill has been obtained by excited rubbing with the essence of the petroleum. The agonies ot death where the case has become hopeless ore lessened by •ubcutaneous injections ot ibqrwhlA • Toulon. Aug L—The belief is gaining ground here thnt the. plague has done its worst Only two deaths occurred yester­ day, and tbe )«tlente In the liospHal are all expected to recover. One death look place aLCreux St George, one at Montford i nd one al Sunarfleiia Confidence is returning to the populace. I.iMioN, Aug. 1.—Tbe port ot Puelva, Spain, is declared infected with cholera. The ports between Cadiz and Ayamonte, both Inclusive, are also suspected of being infected. London, Aux- L—It Is estimated tiiat the cholera scare has caused a decrease of eight per cent in tho tourists traffic from Ragland to tbe continent The diversion to Scotland has lieen great and has caused an advance of five per cent in the quotations of Scotch railway securities. TMUIEB WISS AT IBS See on the Narragausett Park track yester­ day surpassed all previous performances, making a mile in 2:10, thus beating his own previous record of 3:10^{, and that of Maud S, 2:10%. After two unimportant trials of speed had been made by other and leas well-known animals came the great eveut of tbo day, and tbe greatest event in tbe history of the trotting turf. Jay-Eye-See came on the track, and as he swung Into the stretch the judges announced that he would make an attempt to break bls record. John Murphy behind bis own running horse, the little flyer courage and force him to a faster gait if necessary. After jogging down the stretch once or twice Jay-RyeSee turned at tlie distance stand and came down to tbe wire for tbe word. He seemed like a piece of machinery and not a tiling with life, so perfect were his actions. Up the quarter he went in 33%, with tbe runner trailing four lengtlu behind, and as lie sped into tbe straight Blthere eut him loose. At the half watches registered 1:05, a 2:10 gait, and it wu said If he eouid hold his own for the last half he would accomplish the unprecedented feat. Around the upper turn it seemed as if he was flying, and, fast as hsd been his gait on the back-stretch, it was forced up now to something terrific. On and on he^went, without suspicion of a break, passing the three-quarter post in 1:30. At this point tbe runner pulled up even with the trotter, and now began the final struggle Down he came without a skip, every stride telling In a momentous race against fast-flying seconds. Bithen had not yet used bis whip and the gallant flyer sped down to the stand and under the wire. There was a momentary bustie and then suddenly tbe cry, "he has done It,” wns raised by those among the spectators who timed him. A loud burst of applause greeted the announcement, only to be fol­ lowed by much more enthusiastic demon­ stration os tbe board swung round, with the record *‘2:10" upon It. Never on a race track has there been a scene wilder with excitement tiutn followed the announce­ ment Hate, canes, handkerchiefs and fans waved, while men shouted themselves hoarse In cheering tbe “King of the Amer­ ican turf.” ' Lone-continued rains in the district about Urbana. HL, have damaged ths crops U»esnds ot dollars. Jarvis Patten, the now Commhsloosr of Navigation, entered upon tbe discharge of his duties Monday. Tbe Grand Haven Road reports a surplus of 82,058 for the year, and the Wisconsin Central shows 88,656 for the same period. ' R. B. Ppor, Superintendent for Ohio of the Amerfcan Express Company, . died at Old Orchard. Me., of paralysis of th> heart All the railways between Chicago and St Louis aud the Missouri River have agreed to oo-Oprerate with Colorado lines in advancing rates next month. Otis Strang, member of the Yale Glee Club, who lost a leg in an accident brought suit st Louisville Monday against the O. A M. Road for 820,000 damages. There are no indications that the lumber mills in the Muskegon district will sign the agreement to shut down earlier than usual. The shipmsits of lumber from Muskegon last week were nearly 15,000.000 feet The principal clearing houses report 8664.702,280 as the clearings for the past week, which is a decrease from the preced­ ing week of 826.032,832. When compared with ths corresponding period last year tbe The Republicans of Maine are soon to celebrate the thirtieth anniversary ot the birth of that party at Strong, In Franklin County, where tlie Whigs, Free-Soilers and Independent Democrats united in conven­ tion and the next year swept the State. Royal Phelps, the New York merchant, died Wednesday, aged seventy-five. Fire Tuesday night destroyed eve-y structure in Luning, Nev., except tee depot buildings. Tlie Baltimore A Ohio Road has appropri­ ated 825,000 per annum for tbe payment of pensions to employes Incapacitated from earning a Ihriag. Dufur defeated Md^aughlin at Boston Wednesday night in a wrestling contest for the world’s championship. Tho referee’s decisions were unsatisfactory. Four daughters of Nathan Miller, resid­ ing near Marysville, Kan., were killed by lightning white sleeping early Wednesday morning. 9 The Atlantic A Pacific Railroad has given notice that it will withdraw from the Trans­ continental Association three months from tbe 18th Inst. , Paul Stevens, Librarian of the House of Representatives under Lincoln and Grant, and since thoi a claim agent st Washing­ ton, died Wednesday at Camden, Me., aged fifty-seven, r James Reynolds, a burglar, who shot Sheriff McCord at Marshalltown, la., was MAUD 8. REGAINS HER TITLE. captured at Council Bluffs, and sent back Cleveland, Q, Aug. A—Vanderbilt’s in charge of six Sheriffs. Two brakemen mare Saturday resumed her position as the will divide the reward of 81,000 offered for his body. fastest trotter on the turf by making a full mile on tbe Glenville track here in 2:09%. The Northwestern Indiana Methodist just twenty four hours after Jay-Eye-See Conference began ita camp-meeting had beaten tier jirovlous rec­ Wednesday on tbe battle-ground at Lafay­ ord of 2:10%. The - performance ette with a large attendance. Dr. Bayliss, was a dear, unaided trot on a track of the .Western Christian Advocate, which, in tbe opinion of many, is one preached the first sermon. and a half seconds slower than on which the Tbe death is announced of Mr. Edward black gelding made his fastest time Friday. J. Holmes, the second son of Oliver Wen­ No runner accompanied the marc, and ex­ dell Holmes. Tbe deceased was at one time perienced turfmen think that had she trot­ private secretary of Charles Sumner. ted at Providence instead of Jay-Eye-See, Four colored burglars, whose operations she would have beaten her wonderful per- have been extensive, were arrested Thurs­ fatnance of Saturday by two seconds. day at Pittsburgh. Watches, jewelry, After a couple of jogs around tbe track at plate, silk, etc., to tbe value of 810 000, was i 2:80 pace, Bair went away In fine shape, recovered. and the opinion which had gained Tbe estimated decrease of tbe public debt ground that it was not intended for July is about 85,000.000. to beat 2:18 soon change! when Rev. Mark Pattison, the distinguished tbe spectators saw the tremendous pace at which she passed tlie quarter pole. English essayist and teacher, is dead. He Tbe gait was kept up, and everybody won- was seventy-one years old. A New York flrm, Zimmerman A ForFlying along without a falter, except when shay, have shipped 60,000 trade dollars and 100.000 Mexican dollars to China. a tremendous about rose from the grand stand, she passed under the wire like a flash, Crop prospects from over the entire line andfroifl the coin motion in the judges' stand of the Missouri Pacific Railway are twentyeverybody knew the record was beaten. Iu five per cent, better than ever raised hereto­ a few mtauteto>a card with the figures 2:09%, fore. was hung out, and cheer after ebecr burst A son of the British Vice-Consul at forth. Several watches made the time a Rodusto, a fortified maritime town of aiurtcr of a second lees. The mare passeil Roumeli.i, has been captured by brigands, le quarter-mile in 82%, tbe half in 1.04%, who demand £7,000 ransom. and tlie three-quarters in L86%. Tlie mare’s Roger C. Gutlirle, late City Marshal, who record now eclipses the fastest p icing fignre was con vide I of bribery, was sentenced in a single race—2:10, made by Johustnn. Thursday at Omaha to eighteen months in Her driver. Mr. Bair, is being compli­ the peultentb.iy at hard labor. mented on every hand as the hero of tlie Tlie Derrick’s renort of oil operations Krvuusi race overdriven greatest ever unvera Nothing notning Is is too 100 good to say or him. By his contract with '‘±.—.s a production for July of 92,720 bar­ K.. 85,000 for O« beat-" AAA t_ rels >®IS dally, un mostly from wells Io unreliable Mr. Vanderbilt he receives districts, and that the outlook Is favorable ing Jay-Eyo-See’s best time and an addi­ tional 85,040 for the feat of lowering the for better prices. Peter McGeocb, in bis examination be­ mare’s own record, making a profitable day’s fore a commission at Milwaukee, testified work for Mr. Bair. that he sent S25&000 to Chicago after his failure, and had altogetWr paid 8900,000 Chlna Refusal to Pay. since the collapse of his speculation in Loxdon, Aug. 2.—The Times' dispatch lard. from Foo Chow, July 81, says: "China has A company was organized at Denver refused to pay tbe indemnity demanded by Saturday to build a furnace for cremation France. Tlie time granted China by France purposes to decide upon tlie matter has been pro­ BAfton, a villagw near Binghamton, N. Y., partially burned Sunday, the loss longed beyond August 1. A secret edict was amounting to 875,000. has been issued entering tbe Chinese not to Tbe present wheat crop of Colorado— molest the foreigners. The French civil­ ians and the Mandarins, however, averpiat 2,100.000 boshete—is five per cent, greater than any previous yield. the lives,of the foreigners are not safe. An The Illinois Convention of tbe National English ' flag-ahi# is landing sailors to act In defense of tho foreigners in Foo Anti-Monopoly LaT>or Party is called to Chow. The China merchant fleet lias been meet at Bloomington August 19. The Shamrocks defeated tbo Montreal sold to an American for 5,250,000 taels,, nearly S7.S00.000. War, to all appearances, Qub at the latter city Saturday tor the La­ crosse championship of the world. is imminent’’ The flood at Cincinnati last spring so Tom of Dead Fish. Bradford, Pjv, Aug. 1.—The Bradford thoroughly cleansed tho bottoms that the death rate is tlie lowest in four years. Glass Works, which shut down on account of the strike recently, hwunied Wednesday Fouith Laks, principally perdi, are dying It is understood that tbo State of MamchusaCta will pay tbe Troy A Greenfield with uon-unon men. In the afternoon tbe Rood 8800,000 for Its interest in tbe Hoosac strikers surrounded the factory while ForThuuel and track. tuae Dognesux, the new foreman, and SuHon. 8. H. Elkins has resigned the Presi­ large gang of laborers ghd are carting the dency ot tbe First National Brink of Santa fifh outside tbe city limits and burying Fe so that he may concentrate his attention them in tbe sand banks. Although tons are on tbe Presidential campaign. gouged out to prevent hiai doing any more In the St Vincent (Minn.) district Satur­ work. There is great excitement and It is thus removed dally, the, quantity does not day tl»e heaviest rain-storm known occurred, feared the strikers will bum tlie factory and lenos has been suffered by the city on ac­ four and one-half Inches of water falling other buildings of tbe outnpany. count of the stench. The city authorities are acting firomptiy. Fish experts are un­ The British Government has Twe Perm KIM by aa Exploding Rocket to able to assign any cause for tbe wholesale establish military pigeon stations at home Cdtcixnati, July 81.—Wednesday night and abroad, ana . thirty thousand pigeon* Bi an exhibition of fire works at the High land will be required tor tbe purpose. Returns made to Parliament tn regard to New York, Aug. 2.—There wars Ml beak yitni of Mrs. Kate Upmeir without ex­ tbe operations of the Irish Arrears Rent act ploding. and It was found in tbe morning by failures in tbe United States reported to show that £2,570,000 owing landlords by Bradstreet*' durlug tbe week, against 2^5 farmers inis been wiped out under tl»e atf in tbo preceding week, and 155, 105 and 75 bora sbw attempted to cut tbe rocket The M«f* Lane Bxprtn, in ita weekly , fatally wounding Mrs. Uj affid 1881 respectively. Classified by aeo- review of tbe British com trade, says the daughter Ida, and Mrional harvest-is in better condition than a week H ill, tbe two tbe result to os follows: Middle Statea, 52, ago and owing to warm weather the work a decrease of 9; New England, 58, an in- of harvesting is rapidly rmgreeclnf cnaao of M; Southern. 31, a decrease of 1; Weetani, 67, a decrease of 6; Padfic States McKansport, Po-. • Saturday over Wallao* *■— S. a. lo««riWU>. r^"Lto I | Point Shore two mH" «“ .Wbtm Barney BW» Teenier at once got » ta**1 lOet’ 0111 I : evidence that they were rowing to win, ; Mln, lor tho Ont mil. and « &om one totwo lengtha Al the turn Ros* waa half a length ahead, but made a very I t^KoXt bit,i Turner bWlmnlb; m^kI tiie slake-boat three fed when he Ed bl. l«no» drep in tbe pollvl bln bort round Uk. • mbdwtuUy KdmtlUic turn pre Alm « thru, clmtr iMgtlm, »nd tically over. About a mile from home Roas quickened his stroke, finally reaching 84. Teemer, however, had the race in hand, and without quickening his stroke beyond 30 until within 200 yards of home, won by a short length. Barney Blglin tiie time 26:30, tbe beat previous time for Infants and Children Mon<l*v, ii»,, I n o’eWk . "J11 What gives <wCh weks, previous to said day of he*rlnclement kmith. Judge ot probate. . Centaur Llnlm»nt.-A»aw- BANE-BALL. WHERE THE FIRE IB OUT. fbMlonal OrgoataaUon* So Rar this Following is the standing up to date of games won and lost by tlie different elute comprising tiie National and Northwestern Leagues and the Union Association: NATIONAL LEAGUE. Providence------W Boston............... 40 New York 40 Buffalo............ .» 1» Chioreo ... .. 20 Cleveland.;... 20 Phhadwiphra. 27; Detroit............ WORTHWKSTBUX UtAOUB. ' *-l » Grand Rapid*. . 43 Saginaw41 Quincy ............ 3B Peoria37 Milwaukee31 Bay City. » 15 MinneapoUs.. 17 Fort Wayne.. »Stillwater .. 14,Terre Haute. ONION AsSOCIATIOX. 8t- Louis47 9 Cincinnati... . BostonST 20 National Baltimore81 21 Keystone Chicago30 31.Kansas City. . AMXXICAN ASaOCXATlOS. . lion. I Metropolitan. . .47 ._ Louisville.. ** .42 Columbus.. .40 SL Louis... .37 Cincinnati.. .87 Athletic.... IV Baltimore.... 17 Brooklyn----in Toledo.......... 20 PittAburgh.. M Indianapolis 2V|Washlngton New Corporattoes. New York. Aug. 4.—The new corpora­ tions formed in this country during laid week, as reported to the American Business Guide,” of New York, number ninety-five, representing a capital of 882,­ 090,000, of which 814.600,000 to devoted to railroads, 84,350.000 to mining, 81,530,000 to stock raising. 81.100,000 to electric light companies. 8556,000 to banking and >800,000 to street railways, leaving a bal­ ance of 89,570,000 to various manufactur­ ing industries Ravages of Hog Cholera <Vandalia, HL, Aug. 4.—During the last month or two hundreds Of hoga in theeastern and southeastern portions of this county have fallen victims to the cholera, fanners in many Instances losing their en­ tire stock. In tbe northern part of the county ixigs are slrullnriy affected and are dying in great numbers, all efforts to stay the progress of tbe malady having, proved ineffectual The Colton Crop. New Orleans, La, Aug. 4.—H. A B. Boers' cotton crop report is Just published. It allows that the crop in various States pro­ greases favorably, but about two weeks late as compared with last year. Tiie indica­ tions are there will be a good-sized crop. In portions of Southwestern Texas rain to very much needed, but throughout the State generally there have been beneficial rains withiOpthe week just closed. A Whole Family Hounded by Witchcraft Flint, Mich., Aug. L-ln tbe jail here are sixteen persons from Mount Morris I Township, who for months have been living In a hut and cherishing tlie belief that they are tbe victims of evil spirita One woman of tlie party to a complete mental and physical wreck, from fear. They were atrested for disorderly conduct on the com­ plaint of neighbors. The Graves of the Prophets. Jkindon, Aug. 4.—On appeal from the Jews of Jerusalem tbe Sultan has an­ nulled tiie rale of the part of the Mount of Oiives which contains tbe graves of the prophets Haggai. Zacbariab and Malachi The purchasers were the Russian priest­ hood. Tbe burial-place of the prophets has been secured to the Jews In perpetuity. lawal," Um U»L ' ____________ Grand Rajfids lv.. r. m. irr. Middlevtlte...* .... l.n» Iping.......... .T.... 1.17 Hastings........... L33 1.43 <*—- f ........ ... 1JO Nashville . . 1.W Frederick Hotchkiss, tlie druggist. Is always wide awake to busineM and spares no pains to secure the best of every article in bls line. He has secured the agency for Kemp's Balsam for < onsumption. Coughs, folds. Asthma. Broochttis, and all afleettons of tbe throat and hugs. Boid on a positive guarantee. Price BOc. andfl. S5S GRAND RAPID8 DIVISION. Taking effect May i«h. i«m eastward. STATI OX*. 1 £ fl >1 J Detroit.............. Ar 2.30 2.5,1 3.45 e.® A. M. P. M. S.0O 4.45 052 7.1M io.57 9.15 11 45 k« 5JB 1' n7 r.OS *U 9.33 ll.!» sganoxs. Detroit 11.30 12.43 au miaa nm by ninetieth inertduo or central qpHE HABTINO8 BANNER AND standard time. Through coaches between 1 THE DETROIT POST AND TRIBUNK Grand Rapids and Detroit on all dav trains. For only 8Z.00 per year. Oomnaffliosra.—At Grand Rapids with cucago • West Michigan for Holland. Nun tea, Gr^ubecriptiom taken at this office. Muskegon auTpoint* north, and with (.rood Rapids a Indiana R. K for Big Hapirts. Traverse HE HASTINGS BANNER. City ood Petoskey. New \ ork and Parihe li Only fl.oo a Year, PT*** dolly. All other trains dally except Sun T Xa. GRIER. H. B. LEDYARD. 6. F. A., Chicago. Genl M*narer, Detroit O. W. Ruggles, G. P. a T. A.. Chicago. The Cheapest Place TO BUY----- CLOTHING I ---- IS AT----- R. K. GRANT S from London for Middlesbrough, was sunk by a collision In tbe Thames. Seventeen persons were drowned. ■ THE The Niagara. Falls /Route. "Harouni of Aleppo,'* said 8lr Philip Derval, ••has mastered every secret in nature which the nobler magic seeks to hubom. He discovered tiiat the true art of healing Is to assist Nature to throw of the diseasesummon, as it were, the whole system to eject the enemy that has fast­ ened on a jmrt. His processes all included the reinvigoration ot tbe principle of life.” In this the Eastern sage merely anticipated the practice of the beat physicians of today. What life itself is, nobody knew then-iuAodjknows now. But we hare learned something of the reasons why the mysterious tide rises and falls. Provided the great organ* of the body are not irreparably destroyed, medical science can always relieve, and often save. Yet. no reputable physician now adheres to tbe l>arbarous and stupid nrtK-esses of depletion, such as bleeding, by ihlcb It was attempted to cure di* ease by reducing tbe patient's abllitity to resist it. Now-a-dMrs we do nut tear down the fort to help the garrison—we strengthen It. In this malltarat and beneficent works, it I* conceded that PARKER’S TONIC leads all otber medicines. As an iuvigocant it act* immedi­ ately and powerfully upon the circulation and the organs of digestion, thus giving Nature the assistance she calls for. It follows test *U ali­ ments of tbe stomach, kidneys and liver are-at ouce relieved or cured. No oilier prejiaralion emtiodies the same qualities or produces simitar besuita. It I* delicious to use. and the bSt known antHntoxicanL Price aOc and It. HlscoxACo., New York. Sak.ETS. LIVE STOCK-Cauie. ... raaap..................... Eiclnsive Clotig She. Good a Cioto, Patent* WHEAT—No. 8 Red FLO ra’MorawiSJffi—[BATTLES OF THE WORLD. WOOL—Domestic . . BBBVES-KJtr., CBK:*-00Chowe................ Good Medium Butchers' Btook. Inferior Cattle SHEEP L4T’f~0o0d Ch0*oe “>rFLOUR—WinUn Pining.. Patents BWECLECHIC OIL and Bnriaea, Aathma, Catarrh, Cou<h*,Colds, Sore Throat, Diphtheria Bums, Frost Bites, Tooth, Ear, and Headache, and all pains and Aches. JOB ROOMS, No. 2 BROOM UOHNGreen Hurl. SSL?.""0 Bsui'”... Good Work at Fair Prices! D"*‘" Common itoarta.;..*.*;.’.'" of tbe United States Hotel building, slta- at tbs National Capitol, fell In taming Sunday or rains a number of Neb., July 3L-A amsatlon baa £p hai.timobb dii New t ; & New Presses �The Hastings Banner. "YKtPAT. ACGl’WTa.HM. D- Ro*. C R. Crosby e"Wt ** ““k ,o help 7 Second formal ballot: m:m. U°31’W' L Mwd’ WarTen I'oriP-J-are t° do good work. nr’ Lathrop they rarely need to Uhe eTm. InaUB at ,.^ho"ll‘ppl,‘ John C. Smith, V. T. Dr. J W. Sackett..... Theyca^an“ LutS5v'v U MeKevitt, Geo. Dr. J. P. Ferguson ....' Exchange. „ ....... Id tbe SW. FES<'«' i| Lwwu--CLtoUB<T MOTH. r« ,',Gis ‘57cbb«y4 - frnukB — nr. •>• w- 'S'KETT_________ L Local News. flow l-olnu. •>> ii-tt" «■">• ____ ______________ Drain Tlie •» reduced price*. F. H. Itarlow * Co. FOR SALE! . ,.1M„| •••“«* row, nbout five years old. . ppl¥l.. Mr.. «». S. Radley or Knappen A VanArina”- ' has. Harper, W. A. Shank .1 P FuraomM.Si. Jourdan. expect to re Um their place- ns JtoerdUW ptaore M etaXZ OCPUBLICAH COUNTY TIClfcT. — >ih!ti‘>n this week, 1,690. \ prohibition meeting waa held in trinrranr.- hall Saturday eventag. Kev. I. Deyo will talk greenback.j.Ui nt\nurday’s greenback conven­ tion. The Baxneh acknowledges the recareiul criticism ot their work than (.rlj.rth>- annual catalogue of Albion heretofore. It is hoped that they will College. give more time to preparation for their It i v Horace, instead of Elmer Cotant, work. who i't.rn mg a term county The contention.—In tbe history of g: lerdr'Hii.envss. ' ATI ENTK'X is called^Hke three Barry county republicanism there never has been a convention so remark­ column announcement of Brooks <1 able for harmony and enthusiasm as GK.k. the popular grocerymen. that of Wednesday. Each town was Relegates to the republican state fqlly represented, and the utmost good convention ar Detroit can.secure round feeling prevailed. The sentiment of trip tickets for one and one-third fare. the convention was for nominating the Uki»xe>i»av evening next James best men; and at the conclusion of ita Chirke will iddress the Blaine and proceedings, each delegate felt that the Logan duh at' Union Halls, Freeport. strongest ticket had been named. Of A little spn of John Crawley, of course all the candidates before the as­ Baltimore, had the misfortune to dis­ sembly and'their friends could not be locate his right arm at the elbow satisfied. That would be impossible. Tuesday. ' . . . But the disposition was to abide by the The young people of the M. E. church, decision of the majority. -The dele­ gates felt that they were to meet a wish to thank Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Parktr. for tlie usd of their rooms, during fusion next fall, and they proposed to put up a ticket that, would beat any their ice cream social of last week. possible alliance. The convention did .Sat v kpav of this week the republi­ this to its own entire satisfaction, and cans are to have a pole-raising at Curl­ ton Center. Speeches will be made by to that of the people represented. The ticket is an especially strong oneJames Clarke and Clement Smith. A strong in the character of the candi­ large attendance is expected. dates, strong with the, people. For • L.E. Knapfen and James Clarke such worthy nominees every republican ■added to their laurels by their speeches in Barry county can take off his coat in the republican convention—the and work till the close of election day. former nominating Judge Smith and It is the winning ticket boys. Just the latter Ed. Nye. The efforts of both stick a pin there. Let the opposition are highly commended. fight us single-handed or rush blindly Arrangements have lieen perfected into a fusion, we have the ticket that lor a game of base ball at Freeport on will throw confusion into their rahks, Friday, the loth, between the Lowell and defeat them at the polls. We in­ ■ah'! Hastings dubs, for a purse ofi^SO. dulge in no idle talk or guess-work There will also l<e foot races, etc. An when we say that the nominees of Interesting time may be confidently Wednesday's convention will be tri­ looked tor. umphantly elected. ■ The M E. social will be entertained I y Mesditii.-cs Mack. Heath, Busby and Brown at tiie home of Mrs. Mack on west Grt Hi street, on Wednesday after­ The full proceedings- . ’ aeon of next week. . Refreshments At 11 o’clock r. m. chairman Powers st nol as usual to which a cordial invi­ called the convention to order and pead tation :s extended. • Gi.uiii.i (‘ox, of Baltimore; charged the call for the same. On motions, Hon. A. C. Towne, of with being a- participant with Casey Prairieville, was unanimously elected and Ton . (‘ox in the burglary of last temporary chairman, and L. E. Knap­ winter; had his preliminary examin­ pen, of Hastings, temporary secretary. ation Li tore Justice Sweezey Monday The following gentleman were ap­ aud w.u» held for trial at the Circuit pointed as committee on credentials: Court in the sura of 8500. Geo. Luther, L: Polley and E. Parady. Tiil M.hool inspectors met at the Committee on permanent organiza­ court house Tuesday afternoon, and tion and order of business: Messrs. G. dieted George D. Barden one o£ the W. Brown, Dr. J. W. Sackett. Abraham count}- school examiners, to succeed Rverson. L. E. Knappen and Chas. Frank A. Bacon. After the election, Cock. the iji»|H-ctors and examiners met for Convention adjourned until 2 p. m. consultation and exchange of views. AFTERNOON 8E8BION. Saturday Chas. Mann was tried beThe convention reassembled at the for Justice Campbell for larcency,men­ hour named. ■ tion ot which was made last week. He The committee on credentials report­ was found guilty and sentence to a fine ed the following named gentlemen en­ of 857.50 or 00detain the Ionia bouse titled to seats: of correction. (He was taken to Ionia A®yria-W. H.Jewdl.GwxP.Btev. Monday. ThejBANNER was in error in ens, A. W. Chapin, David Huggett, W. stating that Mann was out on suspend­ E. ferown and R. D. Chapman. Baltimore—Norman Latham, A. L. ed sentence, as his trial in the Circuit VanHorn, Henry Senta. J«se Etb, R. Court is still pending. K Stanton and jChas. H. Gaskell. j£^“g«o. w. Marr, Jno. H. Brown, By reason of a number of G. A. R., Luden Polley. C. C. Meeaenger, J. M. posts of the county having made ar­ Cadwallader and W. T. Barter. ■ Carlton—J. JL Hweni. ■ & W'T’rangements to attend the reunion at Battle Creek previous to the announce­ Clark Barber, J. N. Covert and F. Fe- The Republican County Conventim ment of the dates for the Barry county 3fer«^S reunion, and at the request of several subscribers to the fund, those having S: r^^in ^th»T^ the matter in charge have decided to postpone the Barry reunion to the first MHaitlng»-E. Reed, Wednesday,Thursday and Friday of Bauer, A. Ryerson and B. Etastinga bty-Flrat ward-W-IL September. . < McElwain. Second 'i. II. Frost says he wishes some- —W^I.IM Huffman. Geo. L*sVorn'«hTfoer would be less promiscuous with ward—L. E. Knappen. linker Shriner, their shooting over in the first ward. Dr. A. P. Drake. Fourth " Thursday evening, as himself and fam- Sheldon, J. W. Bentley. Jauire Clarke, By were seated in front of their home they were thoroughly astonished and ■omewhit alarmed at having several F. Cock and L. Di wing, Irving—Geo. M. Brown, • • • shotb strike close by them. An instant Sami Fred. Fox, A. H. Bates, ,M?fore they had heard the report of a Henry MUKun not far away. Mr. Frost says the Jacob .Ionian. small boys in that ward have a custom of shooting at birds along toward evealr^. and thinki someone will be injur­ ed if the practice is not abolished. .(rPotter-wlA^n eSlL- T«e State Teachers’ Institute for , iirr> county will be held at Hartings unng the week commencing August "ulh‘ it wm pay taacherg of the county to be in attendance and that, if Feri A- Hol«h- w- H. Lee, round tor all who dmirv thm li F’ ■P?, J- H- bawdy, J. O. Lee, mation m regard to board can be ob­ Jtfiin Landis, C.S. Palmerton. v.,.,o ^f’,prln«’ '('- w Armstrong, tained or Supt HaU. T^r 8ylTe8Wr’ 4ohn UaUOn Tuesday Ot this week the achool The committee on permanent organ°f Bl“i5r eountJ. met aa pro'?d2LbL1*W “ °°urt house S iratltwi and order or business, through LAA xI* chairman, made AS ... . their the following re­ elected Geo. D. Barden, ot Woodland port: county examiner. A general discussion in regard to the condition ol district PERMANENT organization. schools followed, and lt was very gonerChairman, Hon. Amos C. Towne, becretary, William H. JewelL ally agreed that, while the schools are Improving, and that there are many exORDER OF BUSINESS. /j'owHnfttoe on Credentials. ceUent teachers, yet there are too many iF I r5^P°rt ?f Committee on Permanent. unqualified teachers employed, and IH-Organization and Order of Busi­ the county examiners ought to be more ness. ■ . exacting In their examinations. The 1 VFSTlon of <lel««ate9 to State Conyenuon. common branches were especially retor­ ’—Election of delegates to Congrested to. It is wen known that very lit­ sicnal convention. tle attention la given in school to orth­ v i—.Nomination ot county officers in the following order: Ography and penmanship: In fact, the I. Judge of Probate. majority or teachers cannot write well, ' 2. Sheriff. and have little or no knowledge of the 3. Clerk. principles of penmanship: In grammar 4. Treasurer. . 5. Register of Deeds. also, pupils are merely taught defini­ 6. Prosecuting Attorney. tions and a little parsing, Instead ol be* 7. Two Circuit Court Commissioners. lag taught to speak and write correctly. 8. Surveyor. , » This is all wrong, and teachers may ex­ If?; T?r° C<jronora. pect more rigid examinations, and more v II Nomination of Representative. ShteSk PhUiP Barter. Bri<. The convention by ballott elected the following delegates to the State con­ vention: H. A. Barber, NaahviUe. C. C. Messenger, Barry. y. C. Garrett, Thorna’pple. ;VexTttnder« Hastings. A. L. X anHom. Baltimore. Ira A. Osrood, Hope. Leander Lapham, Maple Grove. Jacob Jourdan, Irving. John II. Earl, Orangeville. ' C. W. Armstrong, T ahkee Springs. To Congressional Convention: Wm. H. Pow'ers, Hastings. Z. B. Hoyt, Rutland. James Clarke. Hastings. J. J. Potter, Nashville. , C. A. Hough, Woodland. Geo. Luther, Thomapple. W. H. Jewell, Asxyrfi: A. C. Towne, Prairieville. Clement Smith, Hastings. Frank Sylvester, Yankee Springs. In a tew well chosen remarks, L. E. Knappen presented the name of Hon. Clement Smith to the convention for nomination for Probate Judge. The nomination w as seconded by Assyria, Castleton, Maple Grove, Prairieville, Woodland, Hastings, Irving, Rutland, Hope, Orangeville and Barry. George Luther, of Middleville, in be­ half of his township presented the name of William L. Cobb, making a neat speech in his behalf. A formal ballot for the office of pro­ bate judge resulted as follows: 86 Clement Smith .. William L. Cobb. 20 Total....................................................... 106 Clement Smith was made the unani­ mous nominee for probate judge. A formal ballot for sheriff gave 82 John Q. Cressy....^ 10 James H. McKeviftL 2 C. W. Armstrong.... 9 John H. Valentine., Mr. Simpson . john q. CRBSRY. For six years Mr. Cressy has been the executive officer of Barry county, and has filled the office so faithfully that he Total..., has always ran large!}- ahead of his , Dr.J. W. Sackett, ot Prairieville, w^ ticket. Mr.- Cressy-^is too well and -ec^xred the nominee for coroner. favorably known to the people of Bar­ The first ballot for representative re­ ry county to need any introduction sulted as follows: from us. The large majority he has John W, Briggs always received whenever a candidate Enoch Andrus ’* M for public favors is sufficient evidence Jerry M. Rogers I”**. 26 of the esteem in which he is held'm a Total 106 The second ballot gave: Enoch Andrus John W. Briggs J.wM. Rogers................. 11 Total................................ 101 On motion, Mr. Enoch Andrus was declared the unaniraous nominee for representative. On,motion, the thanks of the conven­ tion were tendered to Hon. A. C. Towne for his efficient services as chair­ man of the convention. PHILIP W. NHKERX AN1» JAMES B. MILLS. The convention did wisely in renom­ inating Philip W. Niskern for one of the circuit court coamiissiouers. He has filled that position with credit to himself and to the party. Mr. Niskern is competed to perform- the duties of his oflice, and tbe voters of Barry coun­ ty will re-elect him. His many friends in his own and the opposition parties will see that his election is as certain as his calling. . James B. Milla, of Nashville, is by do means a stranger, to Barry county peo^4 As an attorney and a representa­ “ tive republican he has become widely CHARLES M. MACK. Two years ago Mr. MacAad but lit- ed, and he will make a competent offici­ al. It is needless to say that like the others on the ticket, Mr. Mills will l,e elected. Three hearty cheers and a tiger were tie acquaintance with Barry county given for Blaine and Logan and the people. Since he has been county clerk, county ticket. he has met numbers from all townships After brief remarks by L. E. Knap­ and parties, and the universal judge­ pen and A. C. Towne, the convention ment has been “An excellent officer.” adjourned idiie die. Courteous, prompt and faithful in the discharge of his duties, Charley has THE CANDIDATES. won friends everywhere, "who will see Barry county republicans have ever that he is returned by a largely increased made it a point to place none but worthy vote. It has been Barry county’s good men in the field as candidates for office. fortune to have Hone but the best of This year has witnessed no departure iuen to fill the responsible, position of from the rule. The ticket named by clerk; but no man has ever more capa­ Wednesday’s convention could hardly bly officiated in that capacity than be stronger, and is ■ one eminently Charles M. Mack. The services of so worthy of support. The republicans good an officer cannot be spared, and have every reason to be proud of their the voters will see that our present work, and have taken the first step to­ clerk fills the position another term. ward the splendid victory they shall ’ They cannot do better. The republi­ win in November. cans showed their wisdom in giving him a hearty renomination. His offi­ . ENOCH ANDRUS. Tuesday afternoon one of the Prai- cial career has been a credit to himself rieville delegates lx-gan to talk in favor and his party. * FREDERICK ALEX/NDEE. of Enoch Andnis for representative in the state legislature. His canvass was Barry county's finances were never pushed by his friends, but without an­ so systematically cared for as by Fred­ tagonizing any other candidate. Mr. erick Alexander. By this wemean no Andrus is well known ;dl over Barry insinuation upon the many able men county. As an educator and as county who have filled that responsible office. clerk he has become acquainted with Nor has Barry -county lost a farthing our people, who appreciate his ability’, during the quarter of a century since a integrity and honesty* of purpose. No republican was first elected to this fitter nomination could have been made office. But Mr. Alexander had this for representative. Mr. Andrus is a prominent advantage ov.er his predeces­ farmer, in hearty sympathy with the sors. Before his election he had Jong cause of the people. He will creditably been book-keeper for a firm doing as represent Barry county at Lansing, and large a business as any other in Barry we expect to see the voters of the coun­ county. He has kept the treasurer’s ty give him a hearty support. Nothing books in systematic shape. The busi­ that we can say will add to the good ness of this office is much more compli­ opinion the people have of him. cated than formerly, but Fred has bean equal to the requirements. He is a HON. CLEMENT SMITH. The republicans could not have done thoroughly capable and honorable better than to renominate the efficient officer, a man who can be trusted in and honorable gentleman who has been any position within the gift of the peo­ for eight years Judge of Probate. ple. His election is as certain as elec­ This office is of more importance to the tion day is to come. Barry county will people of Barry county, concerns them best serve her interests by keeping Mr. more, than all others combined. Once Alexander where he is for twoz years . in each thirty-three years, according to more. the statistics, every dollar’s worth of reaLand personal property in the coun­ ty must l>e passed through the probate dourt. The rights of the widow and ./Total ,..................................................... 104 the orphan, the dying bequests of loved On motion Mr. Cressy was unani­ ones must receive the faithful .attention mously nominated • of the probate judge, who must be not A ballot for clerk resulted as follows: only -an honorable, honest man, but one Charles M. Mack.................................... 110 well versed in the law its well. In a It appearing that Mr. Mack had al­ legal point x»f view, the requirements moat, a majority of the 110 delegates in of this office.are almost as much as for the convention, he was declared the circuit judge. Not only this, but he nominee for clerk. must be prompt aud faithful in the disThe ballot for t^asqrer gave: .charge of his duties. No office in the 91 county would fare worse in the hands Fred Alexander., 3 Ed. Nye of a slack, slovenly man, or une of poor Leander Lapham business qualifications. Guardians of Total........................................................ 98 minors, administrators of estates, exe­ Mr. Alexander Was declared the unan­ cutors of wills must be informed not only what to do but how they must imous nominee for treasurer. proceed. Those holding^ property in An informal ballot for register trust for legatees must be required to suited as follows: give good bonds, and to promptly and 41 Edgar F. Nye 25 faithfully show what they have done Ralzey B. Richards. 31 James D. Benham . with the money or the property of 11 Charles W. Jordan . others. We cannot too much magnify the importance of this office. We chal­ 108 Total............................................. lenge any of the 5,U00 people of Barn The first formal ballot gave: 46 county, who have had business with Edgar F. Nye 38 the probate court in the past eight James D. Benham 17 years to point out a case wherein J udge Balzev B. Blchanis Charles W. Jordan............................. _____6 BUllUl Smith has not fully xi.vv met V..V the responsiIIMUUHUU. . lObf-blUtiee of his office. We do not wish Total to say that be or his judgment are Infal­ The second formal ballot gave: 60 lible, That Is not true ot the test man Edgar F. Nye. 43 living. We do say this, that there la James D. Benham lUlrey B. Richards not In Michigan today a probate officer Total....................................................... *°* who has more conscientiously labored to do his duty than has Clement Smith; Edgar F. Nye. at Johnstown, was de­ not one whose business is more system­ clared thesunanimous nominee. atically conducted, nor one by whom Philip T. Colgrove waa made tho unanimous nominee for prosecuting at­ the rights of beneficiaries are more zealously guarded torney. , n Judge Smith did not seek a renomlnPhilip W. Niskern and James BMills, or Castleton, were declared the atlon. He never has asked the rapport of a single man. For the past year his unanimous choice or the conyenUon friends without regard to party, have for circuit court commissioners. urged him to consent toarenomination. On motion Seth Pratt or Aasyria, was For a long time he would not permit unanimously renominated surveyor. his name to be used. It was only after On motion Dr. A. P. Drake waa made numbers of three friends in-all parties the unanimous nominee for one of the had told him that Barry county had in coroners. A ballot for the fiecond can­ him just the man they wanted for the didate for coroner g»ve: place; that hio administration gave the 45 Dr. E. H. Lathrop 2>> utmoet sattafaction, and that he owed Dr. J. P. Ferguson ... 16 It to his friends end county to sllow Dr. G. W. Mattfipon .... 7 his name to go before the convention, Dr. J. W. Sackett........... that he consented to do so. Barry Total countz people, ir.repective ot pnrty. The forna& ballot: will see that so good a judge is returned Dr. E. H. Lathrop-. 1 largely increased majority. The 10 by a . . x a. ________ office sought the man; and the nAxxnls^ peoplq. * will —rti see th.at the msm man fills the office. jjnG.W. Matteson Smith will he reelected. Total 5 man aud an official. Mr. Cressy has made an excellent record as sheriff. He is not hasty, not over zealous in the dis­ charge of his duties, but goes about his business as one who understands what is wanted and proposes to do it. His past has been his most popular term, and has shown that Burry county’s in­ terests would be best served by his re­ nomination and election. • 'Mr. Cressy’s triumj^ant return, to the position he has so capably tilled is certain. , seen that he has labored earnestly and effectively for the people. The county I wtD !•«* he served by his return; and tbe people know it. The convention did wfedy to renominate lum, and the voter* of Barry county will that’ he is elected. The nominee for register, is a resident of Johnstown. Mr. Nye served three years and a half in the war, was for seven years clerk and for five the super­ visor of Johnstown. He is in e.verj way Qualified for the position, having had a large experience in business affairs. Mr. Nye is one of the most popular of Barry county’s active, wink­ ing republicans, and will draw to the support of the ticket and of himself numbers of the opposition who recog­ nize in him the thorough man, the man in all things qualified for the office for which he is named. Not only in J ohnstown where he is known, but all over the county Mr. Nj o will poll a larger vote than the state ticket, and that he will be elected is not doubtful. The people of Barry county can do no bet­ ter than to ratify the action of the con­ vention. The republican party has in­ variably placed competent men in the office ot register, of deeds. Their can­ didate this year is the equal of his pre­ decessors in ability to fill the position for which he is named. PHILIP T. COLGROVE Mr. Colgrove is no stranger to Barry county people. For the past two years he has officiated as prosecuting attorney, and has done so with credit to himself and to Barry county. In every case in which he has been interested, he has labored in the people’s Jjehalf. And, although tbe criminaT bushress has l«en very large for the past two years, the treasurer’s books show that Barry county’s court expenses have been lighter than for any similar period in a quarter of a century. It has been Mr. Colgrove’s policy to save the county every dollar he could; to cause uo need­ less prosecutions. As all know, a great many people who wish to work i little harm on their neighbors, desire the county to foot the bill, and the prose­ cutor is besieged almost daily with men who have petty grievances which they want the county to pay for. To the credit of the county be it said, this class has not received encouragement from our prosecuting attorneys. None have more fearlessly gives this class of liti­ gants to understand that Barry county will not pay tor their spite work than Prosecutor Colgrove. To conduct his office without giving offense would be iinpcssibte. But do prosecuting attar- SETH PRATT. Seth Pratt has beep surveyor of Barry county for the past two years; has shown himself well qualified for the place, and entitled to a renominatiou. Mr. Pratt is a man of unimpeachahle integrity, and'is thoroughly acquainted with the duties of his office. He should be heartily supported. DR. A. P. DRAKE AND DR. J. W. SACKETT The nominees for coroners, are among the leading men in theirprofession, and posses especial qualifications tor the offices for which they have been named Both are among the oldest practioners ’in the county, have a wide reputation, *nd an extensive acquaintance with Barry county people. Their many friends and their eminent fitness for coroners will secure them many oppos­ ition votes, while they will receive the heuty support of their own party. We have thus briefly spoken of the republican candidates, and of their fit­ ness for the office for which they are named. From representative to coron­ ers, they comprise thoroughly good and competent men. The ticket is repre­ sentative of the best sentiment and the best talent of Barry county. It. is de­ serving of support, and will be heartily sustained by the republicans, and a goodly number of the opposition, who wish to see to it that our county’s busi­ ness is transacted by the able, honora­ ble gentlemen nominated bv Wednes­ day’s convention. PERSONAL. E. W. Murray, of Nashville News, called at the Banner office Tuesday. Editor Shank, of Middleville was among the Banner callers Wednesday. Miss Came Reuter, of North Irving, is in the citV, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Brooks. Miss Leota Wheeler is spending her week’s vacation with friends in Nash­ ville and Woodland. Mr. R. B. Messer, of Sturgis, was in the city Wednesday. He is spending a few days at Gun Lake. Prof. Hall attended the meeting of the county examiners and school in­ spectors in tfcis dty Tuesday. Miss Lorene Carnahan, of Indiannapolis, Ind., is in the city, the guest of her’uncle. Rev. R. A. Carnahan. Mr. F. B. Littlefield, o.f Stanton, ar­ rived in the dty Wednesday evening, for the purpose of spending a few days in woodcock shooting in this vicinity. Major G. M. Anderson was in the dty this week. He says that Kalamazoo will raise her quota of aid, and tn 30 days will want Barry county to raise the balance due here. A sufficient amount has been se­ cured so that Hastings and Freeport will bfe connected by telephone. The line will be built at once. canners of fish, on Columbia Rfv^ Oregon, says that he suffered with rheumatism for seven years, having spent six months at Arkansas Hot Springs, and at Paso Robles Springs, Cat, four months in every year, with­ out any benefit. Finally he tried 8L Jacobs Oil, the great pain cure, and in a short time all stiffness and soreness of the joints disappeared,. Our blessings are not appreciated un­ til we are deprived of them. Most not­ able among them is health, the lack of which msgrufiei our other burdens. A hacking cough, u severe cold, or any throat or lung disease is very trouble­ some; but ail these may be quickly and permanently removed by Dr. Biglow’s Positive Cure. Price 50 centa; trial bottles tree of Fred’k Hotchkiss. wwm, wWte �Die Hastings Banner. Hastings. Mich., August 8,1884. HF-Entered al the Poatoffice at H**tino. Mieh•W . thawull, m IxHIP cUm matter. DJ THE BRIDLE-PATH. They ride, they ride with slackened rein. Facing the sinking sun. And hols telling her over again Tbe talc that never U done— • Tbe tale that's as old M tbe bending blue, And It never has happened that of two Marveled what It could be. It never has happened that one of two. Blithe boy, glad girt togetherWho have felt that tn love was enough todo In the sweet and tlie sunny weather— But have found right words for tbe songs of birds. . • In tbe greenery overhead; For to build the twat In tbe spring is best. Ob, and he ride* at her bridle-rein. And he bvnds.hlm to her ear. With the musical tones of the old refrain That ladies delight to bear. And bis words are pleasant as rain that patters . Low on the laughing leaves. And kind as the cheer}- sun that flatter* Tbe gold of tbe harvest sheaves. And his hand It Is on her bridle-rein. And his look Is on her cheek— He needs not to tell her over again Of tbe guerdon mat he would seek— Out oh. tnc tulllng! *tis like tbe smelling Of the mignonette and tbe rose; For no matter how long you sing love's song. You can never come to Its close 1 —Howard GlyniUm. in Harper’s H’cMy. A HOT CHASE. A locomotive engineer and a civil en­ gineer are two very different persons, for one has. charge of a locomotive en­ gine. and tbe other has charge of, and controls, a variety of instruments.- First is the transit, then tbe level, the level­ ing-rod, the Hags, drain, axes aud stakes, all in the charge of competent men. An engineering party, to do go<xl work quickly, should consist of at least ten persons. The chief of the party usually goes ahead end picks out the route the others are to follow, and often takes a tlag-pole along with him. Sticking this into the ground, he waves his hand for the others to "come ahead,” and the transitm^p sets his instrument in that direction, and causes the vertical cross-hair in the telescope to cut the pole, optically, in two. But I am afraid some readers may not know what cross­ hairs are. Most of you know the prin­ ciple of the telescope: an object-glass collects a large number of rays of light and concentrates them, and a lens, or a series of lenses, magnifies them. That is the simple principle, and in a transit, or level, just where thp object-glass forms the image and the eve-piece mag­ nifies it, there are two cobwebs, so fine that the unaided eye can hardly see them, stretched across a round brass ring, nt right angles with each other, one perfectly vertical and one horizonto The point whefo they cross each othw* is tbe exact center of the lens. These are the crosshairs. and they are on the optical axis of the Instrument With their aid a straight line can be pro­ longed any distance, or in a level, the difference’ in elevation between two points can be determined to the thou­ sand) part of a foot, provided the operator and instrument be in good order, and if the rodman, who holds a joined pole graduated to one one-thousanth of afoot understands his business. To explain the working of an en­ gineering party would be tedious and uninteresting to many, and as that has nothing to do with my story. I will np! do so. Instead of that imagine me and my rodman running a line of levels from a stream of water to a jaew rail­ road. to see whether there was elevation enough to force it into the tank, and the rest of the •tparty” miles away, busy at something. That was the very thing I was doing one day on the North­ ern Pacific Railroad (it was not that railroad, but it is a bandy road to use on this occasion). The stream of water wu two miles away from the new track, and that morning we had ridden from our boarding-place, ten miles east, on a little hand-car. Ttfie grade there was a descending one, westward, for a long distance, and all we had to do. when going in that direction, was to sit still and fly along over the new rails. About fire miles further west a large gang of men were working, laying track; and the smoke of the engine of the “construction train” was plainly visible across* the undulating prairies. George and I, therefore, did not feel lost of alone, and wc worked hard all tbe morning and ate our lunch in the oool shade of the tank-house just fin­ ished. As we had nothing more to do that day I determined to put the truck on the track after we were done eating, ride down to the track-layers, and return with them on the flat-cars that evening. But I was hungry and ate a great deal, and then began to feel strangely drowsy: the last tiling I remember before I fell asleep was George standing by tlie level in the hot sun. andJooking through it at tho hills east of u*. I cannot say how long I dozed, for I )was startled so sud­ denly ns to “jog” my memory to an alarming extent. ‘•Indians!” I heard some one cry; and I began to rub my eyes sleepily. But I did not rub them long, for I saw George throwing the truck on the track in a state of great excitement. I was at his side in an instant, and a quick glance around showed ine the true state of things. Eastward about a mile distant, were five mounted Indians, riding to­ ward us at hill speed. As the camp had several times been raided during the men’s absence, I had no doubt that they were hostile. I was not as excited as George was, however, for I put my level and leveling-rod and two spruce ties on the car before I shoved off. The rails were new an and the hand-car wm not worn on I felt it tie* m tbe form of a barricade. Then I looked back. Tbe live Indians evidently meant busi­ ness; for they were coming as fast as tbev could toward us, and were gaining I could. dob d tbe dick of tbe wheel* at the Joint* of the rails gnve me a little hope a* 1 watched them. As to George, be waa *o terrified as to be unconscious; but a long life of engineering upon the plains had hardened me a little; neither was this my first adventure. The sun poured down upon us, and but for our motion it would have prostrated us; the wind was blowing the same way we were going, but we were moving faster than It, and this gave us a fiunt breath ot ah*. 1 took off my light coa^and formed a shade over George, who was helpless, and looked ahead. Far away, through the moving waves of heat, I could see the smoke rising lazily from the engine, and the two raus stretching in a long per­ spective until thev were lost where the grass seemed dytRi brown; but tbe steady click-a-click-click of the wheels reminded me that it was a long Wav off, and I fastened mv eyes on the Indians. They were spreading out. One of them, on my right, had left the main body be­ hind, and was circling around to get ahead of us.. Then I thought how lucky it was th^e were no curves to give them an advantage. When I had first sighted them they were making a great many extravagant motions, but now they were ready for action, and I could see the foam on the dark breasts of their ponies as they leaned well forward. But in proportion as their steeds tired, our steed gathered new energies, and the two thousand feet that separated us did not appear to lessen very rapidly. Whether they wanted to adorn their belts with our scalps, or wanted to hold us for a ran­ I som, was another Question, for they had tired but once, and doubtless reasoned so their rifles, tired at us, would check them. They did not fire, anyway, but their reasons for not doing so can only be guessed at So far as I could judge, only one of them was gaining on us, and I grasped the handle of my revolver as I saw that he was lessening the distance between us. He was covered behind his horse, excepting .his right leg and foot, but I did not see tit to waste a shot yet; there was no knowing what might happen, I thought. Besides, my revolver would not carry accurately that distance, and every ball might be reouirod. I ventured to look ahead a moment, and saw the smoke was nearer, and that the outlines of tbe engine and a few cars were distinct against the blue sky beyond; and then another thought flashed across my mind. We were go­ ing down a grade of thirty-five feet to tbe mile, hut throe miles west of the tank-house the grade changed to ten feet to the mile, hardly'fall enough, I reasoned, to move the stiff truck along over the scaly surface of the rails. 1 could even see the change of grade, nearly a mile ahead, and I hoped (and only a mind in dangef knows how to hope) that the sun would beat down more unmercifully and overcome those tough ponies. I was helpless; the truck was running as fast as the laws of gravitation and of friction would let it, and 1 did not doubt but the Indians were urgingtheir ponies to the utmost. Any word or action of mine, however, would not increase our speed, and as I could judge we were going at the rate of fifteen miles ah\ hour. This may seem extravagant, but I think it is not so. I am sure the truck did ite best. Perhaps the Indians saw that they were not gaining much, for I beard another bullet whiz over my head. The report was lost to mv ears, full ot tbe clicK-a-click-click. Then I determined to shoot Tbe nearest pony was but a little over a thousand feet away, and the change of grade was not much more than that ahead. I took a careful aim, holding the sights so they centered two feet above the pony’s head, and fired. I heard them yell at this aggression, but/ the bullet..instead of hitting tbe forward pony, carried strong. I think, over its head, and struck one of tho rear riders. One of them fell back, anyway, and I deliberately cockod the revolver again. This time I did not aim so high. I could feel my heart beating rapidiv when 1 thought how much might depend on my accu­ racy. The ten-foot grade was not far away, I knew, and I fired, f heard a savage yell, but my shot did not take effect except as it aroused their anger, and I haa heard several bullet* sluy, slua, into the spruce ties. The truck still kept up its speed, and a hasty look over my shoulder—I was lying flat, be­ yond the ties-r-enabled me to Judge how for away from safety we were. Wediad covered about half tbe distance, and 1 distinctly saw the end of the thirty-foot grade. The Indians evidently saw we were nearing the construction train, too, for they lashed their ponies furiously. F determined upon another shot The Indian had gained a little in the last few minutes. Isi mod at the pony’* foretop and tired. That shot determined the day. I saw the pony stumble a few steps, and fall, throwing his rider ov^r hi* bead. Tbe remaining three, with a savage yell, fired a parting volley, and drew rein. And just at that moment the truck struck the ten-foot grade. • I felt its pace slacken Instantly, but luck­ ily, the Indians did not know one grade from Another, and in a few minutes more tl>ey were a mile away, consoling their brother who would have to walk to their camp. Seeing that I was safe, I took a look at George. He was not totally uncon­ scious, but looked at me with an expres­ sion of terror. It took me some time to assure him of his safety, but I finally did, and we joined the track-layers with thankful hearts. Tbo engineer, when he from the train and gave chase ; tbe In­ dians were too wise, however, to follow the track, and we saw them disappear- fort long. It weighed 1,000 pound*. tioc d the year to avowed idleness, and nothing is then permitted to disturb tbe halcyon of utter leisure, . Tbe door* are shut even to friends. No one goes in or out. Tbe inmates of the house are in their flimsiest tissues; they go unshod. The hawks sit nodding on their perches, tbe horses are idle itf the stable. The fountain splashes in tbe court yard, and'the turtle-doves among the pomegran­ ate trees lull the garden to sleep with their sultry, slumbrous cooipg. The interval is sacred to the refreshment of the body. Gentle medicines are taken of a relaxing and blood-cooling kind. The hardest exertion of the day is the bath; its .chief employment the ibampooing of the limbs with soft scented oils. The ladies of the household re­ cline with their zithers by the side of their master’s couch, and the* slave girl sits calm. . The master of the house stretches himself at his ease and dozes all the day through. While the story-teller drones away in the corner like a bum­ ble bee in a scrape, and the zithers tinkle one of the thin, monotonous airs of^the East Now and again he stirs himself—a kite shrilling tar up in the blue sky, a dog barking far off in the outer dust has aroused him—and he solemnly cites Allah as n witness that the day is hot, and in the name of the Prophet calls for a sherbet of citron*. Such is the Afghan holiday. Or, tarn to Africa, where the sun compels’ idle­ ness for a long interval of each day, and note how the barbarian fences with the weather. Under an awning d gnsa mats that is stretched under some deepfollaged tree, be lies tranquilly, accept­ ing the heat without any reservation. Out in tbe sunshine.he sees the herbage shimmering in tbe refraction, and the shadows of the plants are gathered close about tbeir roots. So be knows it is noon, and turns round to slumber again. The dogs are lying on their sides in the shadow of their hut fast asleep; from within tbe krnal there is not a sound of life. High up in a tree a barbet is piping the hours, and, cling­ ing to a twig, the shrill-voiced cicada cries all the afternoon through. But the negro dotes on until the evening breeaes come up. and the shadows lie aslope. Tbe dog is now up on its haunches, huskily barking at nothing, the chickens are abroad again, the grass mats of the huts rustle as the women come out, and the sound of food being prepared awakens the sleeper. The day is now fit, he says, for human be­ ings to be busy, and* he gets up to eat and to go about his work.—London The Sensation of Drowning. The sad ending of the life of young Edward Kelley recalls to mind that Captain P. F. Alba came as near drown­ ing off tho Point as any man who ever entered those waters and escaped to tell the tale. In conversation yesterday Captain Alba told his experience in the following words: “I was a great swimmer in my youth. In fact, I was expert in all athletic ex­ ercises, and a swim of that sort I under­ took at Point Clear was In my mind but an easy pastime. The waves were rolling moderately high, and I swam out to ride them. . I was having quite an enjoyable experience when I noticed a little flotilla'of jelly-fish, which sped toward me with great velocity. I knew they had very little movement of their own and was surprised that I swept past them so rapidly. The thought oc­ curred to me that perhaps I was in a current, and I concluded to turn round and <wim back to shope. I turned, but •at once saw it was of no use for I made no headway at all. “ ‘Ah ’ said I, ‘you are in for it, old man. You have got out here and now you are going to have a struggle with the monster.’ At first I did not feel concerned, but 1 noticed that the clouds were gathering and the wind was be­ coming stronger, driving the waves up higher; and, moroov^k, the night was coming on. ‘Surely I will be picked up,’ I said, as I swam leisurely along, try ing not to exert myself; ‘but then,’ I thought, *1 am not what fused to be; I am older and more fleshy, and out of Kractice. True, I can swim a long time, ut not very long in such a sea.’ Then I looked all around, and there was not a boat to the seaward. I remembered that in such weather boats usually sought refuge, and I could not expect assistance out in the bay; besides, in these stormy hours sharks approach tho shore in the hope of securing some­ thing from wrecks, etc. ‘I guess I am in for it this time,’ I said, and 1 could hear the waters Tattling the tune in my cars, saying, ‘You have come, you have come, wc have got you at last.’ “I looked back to tbo shore and could see that there was excitemMft at the hotm. I held up my Trand every noir and then. I noticed tiktt the people'were manning the boafe, but I knew that only one boat, the large one near the pier, oould help me in the chop sea. Unfortunately, the boat seemed to be manned by people of little experience, and I confessed, with a sink­ ing heart, that it would not get them to me in time. “I continued to paddle about, and once i« a whiK I was forced to gulp in some water. I felt exhausted, but con­ tinued my tight. I thought if I oould reach tbe spot where the current and the tide met I might get foothold long enough for the boat to reach me. and yet the water ran so fast I feared I covid not make it. At length I sounded for bottom. As I let my feet sink it seemed a* if something grabbed them and pulied me down, slantwise, like a shot Down I went and was pulled and teased about andcr the surface. A* I went down I strangled and the most horrible water goes the wrong way. I felt a* if •ome bJaod-wssel would burst unless I got air. I was down there many rec onds, and I tell you it was the most painful moment of my life. Had 1 lost my bead at that moment I would have drowned without doubt, but In-solved’ to let the heart break rather than open my lung*. Finally, just a* my resolu­ tion wa* giving away, my bead came •gam shove the surface, and I tilled mT mng* with air. J ‘•I wm thoroughly worn out. I could the brave fellow approaching in his skiff He was rowing manfully and akiUfnDy, and managed awing the stern of'the bdat around just in time for me to lay bold of it I attempted to climb in. but be, Captain Jet Howard, said; ‘Don’t try that or you will swamp me. The*boat can hardly keep alive as it is.’ I replied that 1 oould not hold on long enough to be towed in. I asked him to tie my wrist to the boat. He said be oould not come to the stern, for the boat would lose ite head and be swampod, and we would both drown. •Then,’ said I, ‘get in the bow, and I will try to climb in. If I see she is swamping, I give you my word of honor, 1 will let go.’ With that he got in the bow aud cleverly balanced tbe boat as I slowlv and clumsily crawled over tbe stern. 1 fell forward into tbe bottom of the boat; he seized tbe oar* and pulled at once for the shore. It was a narrow escape. Captain Howard says I am the orjly man who has been in that sink and escaped alive.” It Is recorded in this paper that Cap­ tain Alba, soon after this event, pre­ sented Captain Howard with a hand­ some gold watch and chain, as a souve­ nir of his heroic act.—Mobile (Ala.) litgistcr. Rheumatlim. Veurah DR. DAVID KENNEDY’S REMEDY The Coyote. Throughout the year the coyote-la the herder’s wiley enemy. He is con­ stantly on the war-path, lives almost exclusively on mutton, aud takes no pains to conceal the fact. If the sheep wander away from camp at night, the coyote is apt to find it out before the herder does, aud at once proceeds to feast upon the fattest aud always the finest of tbe flock. If very hungry he will kill one and devour nearly the whole of it, summon his confederates, sail into the' band, and slaughter just for fun until the murdering devils be­ come tired and tbe sheep are scattered in frightened squads all over the range. The coyotes will then appear to leave thtt particular locality, as if aware that a more vigilant watch will be kept, and will turn tiieir attention to some neigh­ boring band until the previous night’s raid shall be in some measure forgotten. Covotes are constantly being killed off either by being shot or poisoned with strychnine. The latter mode is more effective, but is attended with se­ rious danger to the shepherd dogs, which, in spite of the utmost precau­ tion. often hunt up tbe poison and eat it I never knew a shepherd dog to die a natural death. They always end their days eating strychnine meant for the rascally coyotes, which often get too smart to be caught by poison. I once knew of a female ooyote haunting the same range for thirteen years. She reared a litter of wbelbs every spring during that time. Her progeny were got ria of one way and another before they became very old, 'but she was proof against strychnine, and too wily to be shot or trapped. I had often tried my best to get rid of the old robber, but failed. One morn­ ing early I was climbing a hill, with my back to the rising sun and a double­ barreled shot-gun loaded with buckshot on my shoulder, when I suddenly espied my antagonist sitting on her haunches not twenty steps away. The sun was dazzling her eyes, and she was intent upon the flock below, so she did nut see me. I cautioutly brought my gun to bear,' ti»ok deliberate aim, and pulled both triggers. Both caps snapped, the noiafe startled her, and she bounded off. The gun never served me that way be­ fore or after, and 1 often thought that there must be something supernatural about that old coyote. She was still on the war-paih when I left that part of the countiy, although the neighbor­ hood had been thickly settled with farmers and the sheep business had be­ come a thing of the past—Or&jon Cor. San Francisco Chronicle. ■ Among Railroad Men Master Mechanic'* and Superintendent's Office, Lowell Bcpalr Sbopa of Boston & Lowell R. E. Lowell, Mass., March 25,1S84. Dr. David Kennedy, Rondout. Ji. Y. Dear Bp-:—I think It Is due to you that I should malcc the following statement, aud I make It voluntarlly and willingly; On the 4th day of June, 1W1.1 was taken with what was called paralysis of tlie bowels. The seizure was unexpected and terrible. The stomach and other organs seemed to sympathize with It and to have lost all power of action. For a long time my life was despair­ ed of, btft st length 1 recovered so far as to be able to ride out. By the advice of my physician I visited Poland Springs. Vl. boning to benefit from the waters. But they did me no good. Neither were the best physicians of Lowell aud; Boston, whom I consulted, able to afford me more liiau transient relief. I gained no strength and my case appeared almost hopeless. In the tall a friend advised me to try KgNXjmv'* Fa| j vourre Rkmki»v. and although opposed to pat­ ent tnediclses. 1 made the trial. To make a KA* story short—Favorite Remedy, in my opinion, saved my life. I consider It the best prepara­ tion In the world for stomach difficult Isa, as well as of tbe Liver and Other organs. I am glad to say that It Is In general use among the railroad men Id this vicinity. Yours, etc., A. J. Givvokd. Mr. Gifford Is the master mechanlo of the Lowell division of the Boston A Lowell railroad and his Illness and recovery are known to manv who ran testify to |be facts In frla letter. ' Use this medicine for all diseases ofthe blood, kidneys, liter, stomach, (towels and skin. It may save you or yours from pain and death. Address, if desired, Dr. David Kennedy, Rea­ dout, N. Y. CHICAGO. [MANDRAKE] ANO ■■■■■■■■ FOR COSTIVENESS Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Diseases of the Kidneys,Torpid Liver Rheumatism, Dizziness, 8lck Headache, Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, Erup tlons and Skin Diseases. Price, 25c. per bottle. aoldbyaUDragiML DAT, MKOII MU, Hfs, It. ARE YOU .AGENTSS ij Reflecting Safety Lamp CONSTIPATED? If you are bilious, dyspeptic or constipated, a few bottles of Hops and Malt Bitters,will cure you as they have many others. An occasional use of Hops and Malt Bitters gives tone to the blood, strengthens the nerves and promotes per­ fect digestion. Do not be persuaded to try something else, said to be just as good, but get the genuine. Feusale by all dealers. \ HOPS & MALT BITTERS CO.,’ DETROIT, MICH. h Shark Fight on Land. A fearful shark adventure is reported from Passade, a small fishing village between Nice and Villefranoe. tTo fishermen returned late in the evening with a shark measuring ten feet in length m tow. The mowter had been harpooned, and lost oon«idera*ble bkxxl, which fact enabled them to draw it on shore easily and secure in their hut. in­ tending to take it for exhibition to Nice the next day. About two in tbe morn­ ing a horrible noise arose from the hut, tho unearthly bowlipg of a dog and screeches of children predominating. The two fishermen hurriedly lit their iamps mid hastened to the spot, where a terrible scene mat their gaze. The monster, whose wounds were mortal. h«d >o f»r recovered be ra Dan b» »cld in rrtry famUy. Girt, ihsn thrw unHM-y hmp<. ■FOMHEE 4 MACKIN. Clnctanati.0 • ZRELMifSELF® A faroritt prrwrtptlon of one of the Ui.«k: nntrtl «n<l roccentfui upcelalUu In theVA (now rvtlr«l)forthr enreof WmkHft and Drr<tf.Sti lnpLiln*caic I cnrrlope/Vfv.DrcnldKeuflJlU Attarw. DR. WARD A CO. I wU»u. IU Ner-vous Exhaustion, Premature Decay, Loss of Manhood. Aato-paa. citiUi.l«>un4lw*<< Adriwto SeuafforMIddie-axvil Men.with Pjwajr1100* wrWt-tr**ta>ent h n l.'-euly ranl‘’»>-t ' ilNT FREE T. WILLIAMS u. O..RIl»Al«U.va WfgSSSglw ^'i. ™tMV iTy HRON TONIC e DURE been left lleeplnr bydbeTwd of the two children, who, with tbeir mother, occupled the but. h»d. been nearly bitten In T1"1 “?thCT In trvlng to •Weldiar infanta, bad had her ieg out °“<* men Wta’W^M..^ Eeedacbo and nJieve all the troub.«। ft*- Win Bttrtiy the BLOOCVren* Rita tSTSSe. *<• gfrjf suoosm has been shown In cunng SICK k aaCTlr. TAp a n if .*5 IE * 8 bound it gave, tbo lamp, were knocked over and ertngnUbedTand . of unprecedented horror took plaoeln the ttark. The flabernten XdSnl? made for the door, bnt were unableto open It. In the meantime a neighbor■ng flahennan had been drawee tte ’P°l‘,y1h“ri,,K h-arfuidin. With lwo “kUdron were dm rrached through a rnadl windo* by tlie united eftWu of the men. The abark k®Jd m reapeot by meaiu of th. -b^the leg, SfZbS, *ent for, and amputated tbe m°ther^ leg; it la expectad K recover. The children Inckilv «ped unhure-GoJijrtBan’, (BLAND ROUTE Hewdachejet Cart rr1«Little Live Fills th!.! HEAD Angler’s Complete Outfit. . .ACHE ' BANDMEJ^ �S^r^Ltteeptc ®ore «>»» -^^~iTODAY. ACOVSr «. 'IK Local News. Boss. «o -Mr “nd Mra- Bob*rtBn«eraBwr- O*p I. • a very heavy crt>P ... It ’ “ low “d <’T’d i0 the auaafa. Nocriww^iMt il so horrible an that asaiZt the breathe, sod he who plots sgwlnri Ita LOW PRICE! w“7* PMoe h» worse thia murder In hta Of tte poe. and of the l^JXn. He is too steeped in toquity to “• If. tbe former doesn’t make the the enormity ot .La crime z, too Mow the brute to comprehend the Maine man too Ured, we shall ho„. h“ mayoarefullynnm the Jourmd^tX rain be works or care for consequences. ?ct?Vithd"w fran “■« re>»w^; Would condemn no innocent, menthe one against whom cochin ticket. He cannot afford to run for mrenae la proven should, be made to if the Burry county au ® er equally with the murderer. mangier oppose, Mm. y court convens in this city PXBSONAL. Morse Nevin, fa among the Gun goiiiv August 18th. . Tllt band boys oflhi" C*W arB mAk- Lakers. M41Ktions for their new suits. „„John„J- fotter’ ot N«M>vUle. called T,,t Star Clothing House, Grand. on us Monday. Eapids. h» •» no” “>•in tammi happlnaul for B llfeUme to a Painter and Glazier, That Tireless Traveler That Turns Trade To Thrifty Tradesmen. ROCK BOTTOM Co UM OIL PROCEEDINGS. Cd'Sdd^TiuS1’1* Oi th/ c0nIni00 Onun- Hote^-iX^His WAY-DOWN PRICES! Stebbl?.0^00 of 11,1 Wm. H. Stebbins was appointed Recorder pro Rev. Crittenden will leave for Iowa On roll call the following aldennen tParke?rSi?ti;.Bf??'rWood. us-ua. TixBOKAa: Born. August the coming week. H^le'aS JouT Ab“nt’ Btack’ l,t. a son to Mr. »a<i Mrs. Chas. Knap­ A.D. Niskern is visiting fnends in Battle Creek this week. The following accounts were readpen. t , f yir.Cat-Teu MFAsntia building a Mr. Geo. Whitcomb and Miaa Belie De« ’»alkin front of his agricultural Spaulding were at Gull Lake Sunday. Cha*. hSrti.n A. D. Cook and E. R. Brown started Ed Kcynold* .. . WsraOoUH. 7 75 will buy for Kansas on the 10 a. m. train Mon­ Jame* Bwin k & Salisbury E- Wilkin* any anK'i^t of 4ppl« for dipping. day. t Joe SUturiy any y jn. BuckleThey mtirt wel1 sorted and hand Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Clever, of Ver­ John Tinkler . Sidney Wiley 2w picked. montville, Visited Hastings friends last is8Ue- The Freeport and Woodland bands week. • art. tin.-lv uniformed. Hastings can’t John Beamer is home from his west­ tttfAHi ><ieh extravagance on the part of ern trip and will remain for about a its band. ; month. ChakU'TTE has a committee of 60, Everett Stinchcomb has returned fur the biiprovement of that town and from, an extended business trip in the the imlix-eiiirnt of manufacturers to southern part of the state. locate there. Rev. McEwing, of Grand Rapids, From the grimmaces and extortions df the Charlotte Leader of At week, preached two very able sermons at the we should judge that the Itlpublican M. E. church Sunday last A A EGGLESTON, A. ] ft. >1®^’".’’’’’”’*“' Jacob Men. " ' HHll Dunbar Martin pickle “ Harn.n Wrtgfcl ..... '..'. Lubricating Oils. PAPER HANGING I CEILING DECORATIONS, Call and See Me. k L MM. t • S22?1’ ** n,<xTM. Cea* Hick*................... a.^JL°'T?dub5’ an‘1 M.V5 “ follows: Wood. flower, Par­ ker and Stebbins, 5. Adjourned. gENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS’ Common Council met in regular ses­ sion I ueaday, August 4,18&4, His HonMr. and Mrs. T. J. Bush Sundayed at ° r 'rJ ayor 1 owere m chair. bad hit it below the belt. Gun Lake. This is not to be interpreted a The following aidermen were present: A riioKHHTiON pole was raised in F,'S',BeaSer,' i,o«1(!- Stebbins, Jones. as stating that “Jeff" fished on Sunday. r, ?kmr‘ ? arier “d Wood. Absent, this city Saturday. Tbe green backers Mr. C. F. Brooks is waiting on cus­ aid. Black. arsto hoist a Butler pole the day of The minutes of previous meeting tomers and delivering goods at Brooks tbeir county convention. & Cook’s grocery during the absence of were read and approved. • ^The following accounts were presentHead the article in another column Mr. Cook. addressed to prohibitionists, copied t 9 so Mr. and Mrs. F. Spangemacher, Mr.: IMoBhav and t earn., f..................... 'from the Toledo Blade, a paper that '*“• MMIU *nd team...................... ’900 Call and see the quality of above oils. WAGONS! ct has done more lor prohibition than any other journal in this Country. • . and Mrs. Geo. Abbey, Mr. and Mrs. John Cha* Horton Fuller and Mr. and Mrs. John Schantz E Wliklna.. ................. are camped at Wall lake. 9 oo a>0 ........................ 4 50 <so R. J.”0rant, lime and cement. .' ’'. at <J Dr. Polbetnu*. city pbyalclan io oo By aid Beaiuer, that tbe accounts be allowed and an order drawn on their respective funds. Carried, all ayes. Adjourned. J. Weissert, Recorder. DaSiel F. Newton was arrested John McElwain and WiU Herring Saturday for. alleged adultery with an insane woman, of this city.. He gave visited Plain well. Otsego and Kalama­ bail in the sum of $w00 for his appear­ zoo last week. Mr. H. will locate at ance Thurstiay before Esq. Greenfield. Otsego and practice his profession­ dentistry. • Don’t worry about Kalamazoo. Let Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Cooper, of Barry county do-the part she must to get the railroad. Then if Kalamazoo Reed City, were the guests of Prosecutor Did we belong to the Prohibition par­ doi-s not come to the front, we can bid Colgrove and wife the past week. ' The ty, Still we could not support Ex-Gov. them a long and not very affectionate four spent two or three days very StJohn for the presidency, for these pleasantly at Gun J>ake. reasons: On the republican ticket is a farewell. a man of superior anility, just as pure Mr. and Mrs. T. Ji Bush, Mr. and Mrs. *. .it being able to.farm offices in satlife, and who has been for years identi­ isfaetory condition last Saturday, the J.W. Bentley ,Miss Orpha Knowles, fied with, and leader in,-prohibition in On the democratic fusion fugelars will meet here again Messrs. John Goodyear, Julius and his own state. ticket is a man of inferior ability, dis­ next Saturday forenoon, and plan what Harry RusseU, J. Greble and Morse E. gustingly immoral life, and the 'triend kind of u sell-out they can make. The Nevins spent Sunday at Gun Lake. and patron of rum-sellers. A vote for opposition find the fusion Jordan a At Freeport Friday there whs a Mr. StJohn will not help to elect him, but will help to elect Mr. Cleveland, hard road to travel. But they are per­ large number of people, ^attracted by tbe acknowledged companion of drunk­ severing fellows. the announcement that there would be ards and harlots. We cannot believe that the road to purity leads through The encouraging words spoken to a ball play at that place, enlivened with the slums of debauchery, nor that the leading prohibitionists by representa- music by three bands—the Woodland, fight for temperance will sooner be won tire democrats and greenbacket^is con­ Clarksville and Freeport A picked up by throwing wide open the floodgates vincing proof that the opposition re­ nine from this city accompanied by a of intemperance for a time.—Grand gard the prohibition movement as a number of our citizens, were present, Rapids Post. democratic annex. Whether tHey will or not, the prohibition leaders are giv­ ing aid and comfort to the opposition. Remember that when Mr. Carter speaks to you about t he railroad, and you haven't “come tdown” with your note that you are standing in your own light, and defeating the grandest im­ provement Barry county, has had a chance to get in a(tamn yeius if you do not aid the project?^Help on the work and after a game between Freeport and ClarksviUe clubs, resulting in a score of 15 to 18 in favor of the latter,, the Hast­ ings boys played a game with men se­ lected from the two clubs. But two ot Hastings home club were present; the battery consisting of Messrs. Bob Green and C. W. Jordan. On the first inning each club retired with a score of 0; the second each tallied 3; the third the com­ bination club scored one, Hastings 0. At this* point it became very evident that Mr. Jordan was being terribly eware of B Imitations. J. Lldhtf Sm Hoos. monuments /J# Heavy Stock of White Lead, Detroit Colored Paint, Barn Paint, &c. Fred'k Hotchkiss, The Live Druggist. . On Friday last we closed our stores to mark down the balance of our Spring and Summer Stock, and we are now selling these gopds way COST to close them out and make room for Fall Goods. We will mention three Buyers are Invited to Call and See * Them. We keep a Full Stock of Everything that enters into a house, from Sill to Ridge Board. Doors, Sash &, Blinds, Of Our Own Make, Just a Few Pieces. As low as can be bought in any com­ peting market in the State. Mg, Mating li Imwiae Over 100 Fine All-Wool Tailor-Made Suits, elegantly trimmed, reduced from $27.50 to $18.00. ' Over 13d Splendid all-wool Suits, selling else­ where for $15, reduced to only $7,50. Over 240 odd Coats, d at $3.50, 5.00, 7.5 $1.50, 2.50, : Special Bargains in Bt Good Brown Ovei All Straw and Manil FAVSONS yon&healy We are widths of Building a Material! BELOW to the extent of your ability. A few thousand dollars more of ijioney and some right of way is yet to be secured. punished by the delivery of Green, but against the advice of friends he stood It resembled a Mlles Standish manfully behind the bat for another courtship in this; that it was unsuc­ inning, when his hands became so bruis­ cessful. Saturday last the fusion fugel- ed that he was obliged to take the field, ars of the county assembled in this Mr. Sentz taking nis place. During city, and industriously courted each the first half of the fifth inning the other without result for the whole af­ Hastings club threw up the sponge. —FOB SALE AT— ternoon. They were real sweet on each It was with reluctance that our boys other in fact; but all to no purpose. fentered’the game, as several comprising • Ih'r greenbackers thought the demo­ the nine had never before entered the crats asked too much; and the bourbons diamond field as players. In the mat­ concluded the greenbackers were pretty ter of foot races and jumping contests stiff-bimked. The lovers separated in Hastings took the lead by large odds. . not the most amiable mood; but the A colored runner from Bowne claimed SUPERIonfO EXDORStO BY courtship wiu-be continued. Our con­ to be ill, and a match could not be ar­ temporary the Journal said “Too 1 ranged with him. Hastings Is ready to mu-’h reptibWcan money did it.” It is accommodate this gentlemen any time ’■nd to have the republicans manipulate he feels anxious for a race, distance, the opposition beside looking after their stakes, etc, to hU liking. It is proba­ owc orfanization; blit our neighbor ble that a ini^tch between Hastings and Besigpi^d 0VEf\ «ays they did, and that1 settles it. Lowell nines will be arranged in the Pnoeaon 45000 near future.. If so we < ju‘inform “1 cannot follow where the Plumed Lowell that Hastings wiU present a iMught leads” is the startling headline nine that will put them on their mettle, woer which Alonzo D. Cudwallader "rites a two column article to tbe to say the least.______________ Journal of last week. A great many As to the truth or falsity of the prove It by ,.atc SCIENTIFIC FACTS, will never read thia aoul-atlrring chargee concerning him who is alleged well n* historical utata, that tl>e/,FMte ™ui»n. For their benefit, we wiU to have taken improper advantage qf a »> that Lon fairly paralyxee the Plumed weak-minded woman, we have nothing s. A. HOLMES, Agent, Might, and knocks hia letter ot ac- to say at this time. A court and jury • Hast lr«s. Mich. "Ptanee higher than Gilderoy’s kite, are the proper tribunal for investigating i we perused thia two-column ro- the charges. We have this to say h6wPISO ■hiee, wc had high hopes of Blaine's ever: There does not breathe a brute or success. But when a briefleas attorney wretch so low as the being in the sem­ ,I"™™ agriculture because his’ blance of a man who would do such a citizens are not impressed with dastardlv act. We have been aome----------------------------------------------egal attainments, thus upsets the what startled at the light and^trlfltag toirpnr. argument of America's__fore- manner in which some parties standing TOgf,nt inrw.* a - -----~ w* axiUCUUJa «UIW ------------ --------------------------------------------------tU“ tlme to W“P* “I1 high in Barry county clretai have e shed bitter tears. Lon doesn’t rise treated thia case. Premialng its truth, e poetic in hia effusion, though they would mention the detain of the Is his stronghold. He onoe pub- scandal in terms that bespoke little con­ »■> epic of about 10X00 lame- cern. Apparently it seemed not to tamn .grave offence. Thera fa not a crime the future life. It was “Mug success, and is ranked with ao despicable aa that again* the peace anrl Of S hODUC. Th© Vile S Mlrk “ejh wlm would seek to dishonor the thn r*\ The ““ «•<*» it will boroughly amuwd-not n much »o borne, degrade the family and poisco Cloth Window Shades. You can Save Money t lished PROMPTLY DORK, And Satisfaction Guaranteed. BKHTU? BBOS. t WILKDiS. TUTTT �MICHIGAN 8TATK NEWS the State Board of Health, held recraflly j>ort on four out-break* of ch< Heartened. Asthma. Hay Frvyr. Rriwetank. pr any affectionoft!w"rtire«it :U»d L^er. o«mk poattiveranutee A\ ill give you a Trial Bottle cheese were taken sick, (in all about ene hundred and sixty-four persons), with the game symptoms, 1. pain and burning sensation in the stomach, Intense vomiting and purging, feeble •. ulee, cold extremities and tendency to collapse. All finally were oramaxxiy good-looking samples, but when cut or broken a hqiid oossd into the j tores., Dr. V. C. V u^hn read a report on cheeaepoisoning. At tbe request of tbe Hecretary, ho bad visited tho factory whore the menn of the cheese. He said: ’‘Everything about the factory appeared to be scrupu­ lously clean, and nothing in vats, cans or surroundings offered any explanation of the cause of th* poisoning. Analysis showed no arsenic, copper, lend, iron or other mineral poison. When tho cheese was cut or broken, a whitish liquid ooaed into the pares, and in this liquid micro scopfcorganismsweredetected. The liquid was very strongly acid. For mor® than on* hundred years the attention of the scientific world has been drawn to the sub­ ject of cueese-poisoning by repeated out­ breaks of this sort in thia ootin try and in Europe. Much has been written on the subject, and many investigations carried on, especially in Germany. It has been variously ascribed to diseased milk, de­ composition and tbe development of cer­ tain fatty acids, etc., but wo. do not yet know what makes the i heeso poison. The manufacturer said the cheese which pro­ duced the iii-resulte wm all made between April 26 and May -0, l.'HL It wns made in tto same manner and with the same core as other lota which had xiven no cause for complaint. Good cheeie is only very slightly add, and slowly reddens bite litmus paper. The poisonous cheese was intensely acid, instantaneously reddening blue litmus, wbtjn the paper was applied to tho freshly-cut surface. This test for poisonous cheese appears to be.practicable. Th* blue litmus paper could be applied by any grocer to each freshly-cut cheese. If the litmus paper la instantly turned red by the liquid which waxes into the pores, th* cheese is suspected as poisonous.” Free, rfqpdar .ta-T-OU. Coal has Iweti dbrovered at iilngatey, BL Clair .'* said ' ___JohnB. GoukIi. ; made In the vartu.» Draales ft heat s the ,-ead and causes the hair to fall ■•ff. I^rl:cr.< tetr Balsam wUl ! »* thaf “* awl H-stere ita or iroal color to gray aded ludr. Not oily. !.•••, a dyr. beneficial, ' rtouriv perfumed. A perfect hair dresstag. > : Otisville hoodlums bothered the Adventists holding tent meetings at that place. Backlen's Arnie* Salve. IJIHE HARVEST IS PAST! The beat salve lu the world for Cut*. Bruises, Sorts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chappep Hands, Chilblains. Coms, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or uo pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satis­ faction. er money refunded. Price 25 cents per tax. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. A dredge brought up the decomposed body of a man atEast Saginaw Friday. Dr. Henry Baxter’s Mandrake Bitten are purely vegetaMe, the product of the hills anji valleys, they are natures own restorer. Price SS cents per tattle. Warranted to give satis­ faction or money refunded. . Charlevoix has an assembly of the Knights of Labor. —When you want aFred. Hotehktsa will refund the price paid if Acker*:, Blood Elixir does not relieve any skin or blood disorder. A new, but thoroughly tested discovery. ’ East Saginaw Is trying hard to get a yacht etub. Tbe Detroit grain quotations are: Wheat —No. 1 White. $LQ1®1.O1X; No. 2 White, 90®61c. Flour—Michigan White Wheat, choice, roller process, $B.00®Q.2fi; patent*, $0.7006.00. CornNo. 2, 57X®68c. Gate—No. 2, 88K®39c. Butter — Creamery. 10016c. Cheeae, 9X®10c. Eggs, 16®lGMc. Prof. Douglas, of the State University, it in said, produces amateur cyclones at will. He does it by" suspending a large copper plate by silken cords. This plate is charged heavily with electricity, which hangs down like A bag underneath, and Is rendered visible by the use of arseuious ■ acid gas, which gives it a green color. Ike formation is a miniature cyclone as .per­ fect as any started in the clouds. It |s lunntl-shaped, and whirls around rapidly. Passing this plate over a table the cycloaa snatches up copper cents, pens, pith baBs and other objects and scatters them on all aides. Rock salt has been struck in a well at 8L Clair, BL Clair County, at a depth of 1,632 feet, tbe drill going into the deposit twelve feet. £/ Huckleberries are said to be almost a failure this year in Lake County. The Pinconning (Bay County) Boom Company has raftsd 60,000,000 feet of saw­ logs this season, and 4,0)0,000 feet, board­ measure, of long timtar. Among tbe recent promotions and ap­ pointments made in the Patent Office at Washington are tbe following Michigan clerks: E. B. Moore, fourth assistant ex­ aminer; Miss Isabella Rich, first-class cle.k; Mio L. H. Higgins, Mitt M. E. Hughes, Miss Emma M. Miles, clerks st $9X>; Mist Nellie Seymour, clerk at $72®, and P. Martin. clerlNfty$O0O. ' Ovta* one hundred and twenty converts who bad been on probation were received into full membership at the First ML E. Church nt Jackson the other day. An employe of the Michigan Central was killed at Marshall, Calhoun County, a few days ago while trying to get a band-car off the track, the mail train striking the car and throwing it over him, killing him inftantly. «onth Lvon, Oakland County, has tbe banner family. Father, mother and twelve children all live at home, two children lie . In the cemetery, t.-od the mother of the fourteen 1s but thlrty-nino years old. The father te a veteran of vbe TwvntletMMichigau Infantry in the late war. W. L. Walters, of Utica, Macomb Coun­ ty, has been appointed general agent of tbe Odd-Fellows' National Relief Assodia- Wia. HUte Balli Commiasicner Innes bac . calling the atten Hon of railway officials to the targe number of accidents at croisinza, and to the fact &at their whistle*, according to taw. He will prosecute promptly any one who violate* In tbe days of bMjoiiMieas when your liver is turbid and your akin yellow, re­ member you have u never-failing friend; in Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tonic, which is uneuualed in purity and efflcacioiwmm. Ina»ea of dyaptv*iA,costiveness, ague and malaria diswistw and diseases of the blood and kidneys, its action is The Time Has Arrived .( When you have a cough a-td want relief, think of Kemp's Balsam for the 'throat and Lungs. A guaranteed remedy for tuuM diseases. Price 50 eenta and ®1. Adolf Dallox, carriage manufacturer, Buffalo, saj-s; “I was.troubled with nausea, sick head­ acne and general debility. Burdock Blood BitThe Kalamazoo Gazette has a new dress. My physician said I could not live, my liver out of order, frequently vomited greenish mucous, skin yellow, small dry humors on face, stomach would not retain food. Burdock Blood Bitters cured me. Mrs. Adelaide O'Brien,3T2 Exchange 8L Buttallo, N. Y. North Muskegon needs a fin- department. Try a tattle of Downs' Elixir for your ebid or Mr.T.W. Atkins, Girard Kan.,.writes: “I never hesitate to recommend your Electric Bit­ tern te my customer*, they give entire satlstectlon and arc rapid scMvr*." Electric Bitters an; the purest and tart inedicini! known and will positively cure Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify tbe blmrt and regulate the bowels. No 111. lu* wit ill...! thnui Til " year. Sold at fifty cents a tattle by W. H. G< SEEDER Why Shouldn’t We Smile? Crops have turned out well. BUCKEYE give a large patronage to the business men of,Hastings this year. Shoe and Hoe That Makes Us Happy Lamfcig mourns over dilapidated ridewalks, ' Consumption Cured. 1 physician retired from practice, hayIn. liml plared l&rod In his hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable jpeedv aud reined? for the sp::2* — permanent cure of vowxuuuiwu. uruucluil*. Catarrh. Asthma and ■ Conaiuuptlou. Brouci all thmut and lung affections, also a positive and , radical eure for Nervous Debility'and all nervous I complaints, after hal------ tested its wonderful , curative powers tn thc| sands of caaes, has felt It his duty to make U knnvyn to his suffering । Ills motive desire tbreUevv btunwiOsi^ring.*l' ’wiii and seuda ’free of charge, to aB who desire it. this recipe, in Ger­ man, French or English, with full directions for preparing and using. '.Sent by mall by address­ ing with stamp, natning this imprr. M. A. Noyks uo Power's Block. Rochester. N. Y. 8WIN—ROBINSON.—At the residence«f David Bwhi, In the township ot Woodland, on the IMth of July, James Henry 8wln to Mrs. Harrell Jane Robinson, of Stalba. Osceola county, Ira Stowell Esq. officiating. | J |‘ "T“T" , | | 1 TT" । j - । -AND THE- Beckwith & Lee Moreover, since we came into our present quarters, our Convenient Location, Good Goods.and Low Prices have Roller Drill! Doubled Our Trade! E^-The Best Machines of the kind in the market. That Makes Us Happier DIED. GRACE—At Hastings, Sunday morning, August . 3,18M, Frankie W., only child of George W. and Della A. Grace, aged l year. 5 months and » days. Bee the sweet flowers bls bosom adorning— Soft be your tread. In the calm husl> ot tlie beautiful morning, Frankie Is dead. , List, while our Ups to bls own softly presses; Never a breath Corn ctb to cheer us. Al I our caresses Give we to death. . Laughing aud bright as the flowers *a^|^lcu8' ' Friend, were his eyes. > Now what a wonderful, terrible shadow Over them lie*. None but a mother can measure my sorrow— Soft be your tread. Cometh no bird-song for me on the morrow; Frankie Is dead. Oh, heartbroken mother. *tls Jesus now sj»cakj died ouce for all. [Ing; Boon I am coming, and those who are sleeping In death I shall call. And then they shall stand, an ..exceeding great Redeemed from tlie grave. - [army Then, too. they shall know of the love I had for •rowing ones, trust my power to save you; Hope, trust and pray. I love you and care for you. Hear aud believe Ob. trust me to-day. Ob, yon Sale Farmers feel encouraged, and will . -AS TO- Buggies Every day some hew customer comes in and says I hear that you sell everything in the grocery line cheaper than any store in Hast- Cajriages ings. Before he leaves our store he is convinced that he has been correctly informed, and buys a large bill of goods, If you want an Open or Top Carriage, or a Platform, I have what yon wish, and can make a bargain with yon, if you want durable, nice work at Bottom trices. At a Call at AEriCDitural Warehouse And see the Jackson, Borneo, Lansing and other makes of Baggies. Our trade is con- stantly increasing, and That Makes Us Happiest! We ask simply an inspection of goods and prices to convince you that we are selling Staple and Fancy Groceries at Rock Bottom prices. If you have No. 1 Butter to sell, we wapt it, arid will pay.the high­ i Can Suit You in Both Price and Style. est price to get it We buy none other, r Chester lesser. Respectfully, BROOKS & COOK � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-08-15.pdf 981e1165cb76d1bf31a8a72164d6e571 PDF Text Text TTie Hastings Banner Vol. xxix. no. 17. ' j r~’1 |-------------------- h— । HASTINGS, MICH., AUGUST 15, 1884 The Hastings Banner. FOR TEN CENTS. County News. WHOLE NO. 1517. The dance at Tolles Brothers’ hall last Friday evening was largely attend­ ed and pronounced a fine time by all. Mr. Nobles, who lost the three colt* last spring, has lost a work horse. Bad luck seems te follow him. The republicans of this town are well pleased with the nomination of the county ticket and will do all they can to elect the whole ticket. There are no kickers in the republican party of this place, and all will work together and do. their best to give a good majori­ ty for every man on the ticket. away with anything dr any one in the question whether to join in a general picnic or go on an excursion. state in that line. The following officers were installed We intended to record some large XoAOKT. For Coug’ji sad Colds. ’ yields of crops in this town, but were Tuesday in the Barlow lake lodge, L O. Lacey is booming ' ONE PATENT TUMBLER TOP set back by reading in a certain county G.T.: Heo. Clark’s house is ready for plas­ tering. paper of a yield of wheat of 150 bushels W. V. T.—Florence Williams. per acre. Such stories placed before L. N. Mosher’s rooms over his store KI BSCBIITION RATES! W. S.-Charitt Bradley. the public, give the ordinary’ liar no are completed. He intends moving W- F. 8.—Dennis Blackford. tn Mivauau ?i w Per >'earL If 8lx chance, and should be discontinued by soon. . . .tjonofv.ttr.Sl.30- Subscriber* outcautious newspaper men. W. Humphrey is about to re-shingle Jj,..tf Barry Co.. SiJS per year, laW. M.—Charles Knapp. variably cash in advance. TH! MOM UAM» CO- Itobm,. Uncle Sam has made another citizen his house. of Woodland happy’ C. L. Briggs'has just finished his The Republican state oohvemADVERTISING RATES: Seeding the item concerning the'~ba»e barn, 36x70, standing on the wall where' Tiox. . 03t ’ Exmi eba^eVor s'li^ifU position*.* ball play at Freeport lately, we are in­ | one was burnt last year. The republican state convention as­ ■VVHEN READY TO PLAN YOUR Vaca clined to think the writer is. accustom­ FREEPORT. W. P. Bristol is laying the floor in sembled in Detroit Wednesday, with a JOB PRINTING. f ed to. blood thirsty individual* every full delegation from every county. It his new hall, getting ready for the From the Herald. r . -rd i>r‘<k" Is telt in the Job Printing Deday and so is used to a great noise. Business is getting better. I'.f th'- Bannmc- Even-thing in the was an enthusastic gathering, and the campaign speeches and parties. He f ” . art •lUilh. fa-1 at The Herald circulation is now 550 We were there, nnd although we have ticket named an exceptionally strong .|i|ir»>ni|»i»«M of auKjfamr. THE PARK REGION OF MINNESOTA * dedicates it next Friday evening, by a copies. in times past been in some dangerous one. The nominees are as’follows: io, 1.uit workmen employed. cnabM the dance, with Powers' Inind for music. b ‘Xx 1:"Io first■cU-’H Joi, work. Old papers five cents a dozen at the places, we were never actually so scar­ With lt» clear days, deliciously comfortable , Mrs. McElwain organized a Good Governor—Gen. Rusaell A, Alger. nights, and exhilarating-atmosphere, ed before, and never wish to be again. Herald office. Lieutenant Governor—Archibald BuiTemplars lodge here last Saturday KNT1BELY KBEK FROM MALARIA U.E.'IENI’ smith. . ' V. G. Crane, formerly of this town, tars. Dr. Pressy and wife and Thos. CheseLawyer, night. They have about thirty mem­ Secretary of State—Harry A. ConanL brough and wife went to Petoskey now of Boyne City, is visiting friends ■yffi.-’F vrer IL K. Grant's store.) . State Treasurer-Edward H. Butler. bers and intend to occupyAhe new hab here. <'"’ Auditor 2 Tuesday for a few weeks recreation. ■iv1 i i-. nt :*!l courts of theState. Collections General C. Stevens. _____ 1—Wm. 2.22. — hereafter. * * > ■ ■ e looMr.l after. Inrk Region afford tiuennalled hunting and Uncle Thad Houghton ’ s many friends Land Commissioner—Minor D. NewMr; John Yarger is able to be out fisklUK. Devils Lak*. Dakota.has httelvreWe would advise the reporter of the c. H. Vanakman. celved considerable attention from the fact that Laoey again after Iteing confined to his room are glad to see him able to be - on the all. Lime Kiln club to ■ make his here in offered the rare attraction of Attorney General—Moses Taggart. several days with a severe form of sore street again. Sept Public Instruction—H. Gass. SALT WATER BATHING. ‘ presence scarce before the debate of Lawyers. C. H. Snyder, of Lansing, is visiting throat. Member State Board of Education— ibuJ Hastings National Bank.) I’amplilets and full Information regarding their next meeting is decided; for broth­ James M. Ballou. Messrs. Will and Geo. Karcher. Hen­ friends at this place. Mlanetouka. Osakis. Alexandria, Ashby, or Devils Lake will Im furnished free ou appllca- er Gardner has twenty pounds of feath­ Reuben Crowell has rented tl*e Whit­ rullN < AR VETH, The following is the plank with ref­ ry Helrigle and Chaa. Loring, of Bowne, ers and a barrel of tar ready to furnish J Attorney at Law, comb property. ' C. H. WARNEIt, (ten; Passenger Aitt erence to the submission of the prohibi­ started for Petoskey Aug 2nd, where Mt. Paul, MlnneaixtlU & Manitoba By., 8t. Paul him a new' suit throughout, and he is Middleville, Mich. The G. A. R. Post is one of the grow­ tion question. Minn. 9.1g ' they expect to remain about two weeks. mean enough to do it with the help of It is the fundamental ,right of. the W.NISKERN, Jas. Cool has recently purchased and ing institutions of Woodland. Waydown Beebe. Probate Order. Rob Banner has rented the Downing people to alter, from time’ to time, the Lawyer. State of Michigan. Counts of Barry.—as. ‘Say, Mr. Banner man, were you ever is placing in position a new engine and organic law of the state as new circum­ । >ver Spaulding’s dry goods store.) At a session of the 'Probate 'Court for the boiltr. The increasing business in his property. .. stances or growing evils may require, „,1; atrm.l promptly’to all business tn all county of Barrv, hoklen at the Probate Office In at Cedar Creek ? If you have been, tire Jeff Houghton is making himself laying its foundation on.such principles the city of Hotting* In said county, on Mon­ Lacey B. B. C., know how to pity you, planing mill made more power abso­ courts, Charge* reasonable._________________ day the sath day al July In the year one thous­ useful in the capacitv of clerk for J*. F. and organizing its powers in such form lutely necessary. and eight hundred and elghty-four. for they were over there to a B.. B. as to them shall seem most likely to . E.KEXASTON, . Present, Clement Smith, Judge of Probate. Jacob Smelcher is preparing to build Hilbert. xl. Attorney at-Law, effect their safety and happiness. The In the matter of the estate of Loring Ed­ tournament last Friday. Lacking one The pledges for telephone between a brick house next summer. munds, deceased. evils of intemperance have become so (Over ,1. S. Goodyear A Coy’s store.) man, Rob. Green, of Hastings, offered reading and filing the petition, duly verified, Ernest" Ward cut his finger quite se­ Hastings and Woodland have- all been greit that in the name of patriotism IT;; .hl* in all courts of the State. Collection* ofOn Cyrus M. Edmunds, son of said deceased, his services. Hickory Corners refused the most efficient measures ought to be secured. promptly -.dtcuding to. verely in the factory last week. praying that a paper, heretofore filed with this court, purporting to be tlie last will and testa­ to play against Lacey with a curve Holmes & Holly desire to announce taken to reduce those evils to a min­ Several prominent business men of I* W.LOWRY,M.I)., ment of said deceased may be admitted to pro- pitcher, and Cedar Creek also, both imum; and as the members of no polit­ V. Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. bate-and the executor therein named appointed. Hastings were here Friday, among that they are about to make a change ical party are wholly agreed as to Thereupon it Is ordered, that Monday, the fearing one man who does not profess .Office, »l Tlioru St., Hastings, Mich.) them Mr. Spaulding, E. Y. Hogle and in the firm, and would like to have all whether this can best be done through 25th day of August, A. I). 18M. at ten o’clock in the Calls tn town or country promptly attended. forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said to be a pitcher, they having each from others. accounts settled by Sept. 1st. ' . . • prohibition or the regulation of the • Office hours-S to 10 a. m. and I to 3 p. m. petition,- and that the heirs at law of said de­ two to four players not belonging to traffic in intoxicating liquors, and as rrleph<meitt Jh^ways’drug store. ceased, and all other persons Interested in saM The Freeport Blaine and Logan club Nashville. the.people are and ought to be the final S|HS-Ial .mention paid to surgical diseases estate, are required to ap|>ear at a session of their respective towns, nor members of is now .organized with the following and dl«il«»’S of tlie eye and ear. said court then to lie liolden at the probate office, The barber shops have voluntarily arbitrators of this question, and as In the city of Hastings, tn said county, and show thtir clubs. The Lacey captain even officers—President, S. Roush; Vice Pres­ moral and intellectual people of the dosed their places of business on Sun­ HACKETT & BUTLER, ciiiw, If any there be. why the prayer of the1 offered them the privilege to place state have asked that the question be idents, W; Fox and Henry Clemens; day. The barbers want to rest. O Pysicians and Surgeons, petitioner should not be granted. put to the people by the submission to And It Is furtheg ordered that said petitioners 1 Green in any position they liked, but IPndrievllle, Mich.) Rev. C. I. Deyo preached to a crowded thein of a prohibiten- constitutional give notice to the persons interested In said' they would not play unless they could Recording Secretary, A. M. Herrington; All ealb. night or day. promptly attended. estate, of the pendency of said petition, and tne Corresponding Sec’y, F. Sisson; Treas­ house at the Congregational church, amendment, we again declare that we hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this order' manage both nines, thereby breaking iTrl mmEHMan; urer, John Nagler. Regular meetings, last Sunday. The reverend gentlemen believe it would be wise and patriotic to be published tn the Hastings Banner, a. R. TIMMERMAN, for ?the next legislature to submit such newspaper printed and circulated In said county■ up the tournament. They were cer- -Tuesday evenings in Union Hall. Houhrpathic Physician & Surgeon, of has a large number of friends in this an amendment to a direct vote of the Barry once in each week for three successive1 tainly afraid of Lacey. The boys here (Flrtt «l"«»r ea,t of Hol!oway*?,drug store.) weeks, previous to said day of hearing. Mr. Silas Finch, of Kansas, is spend- (community.' His sermon was very ptople; and we demand that it be so CLEMENT SMITH, admire their judgment, but despise ing a short time here with E; Wolcott, j [A true copy.] Judge of Probate. highly spoken of by all who heard him. submitted. I J;. Wm. JONES, . their sand. Hickory Corners and Cedar and-other old friends. Mr. F. thinks of 1* . Dentist. W. I. Marble and family are spending . A. more complete report will be given Creek played a game. C. W. Jordan Chancery Order. Ail work promptly attended ta _________ investing in property here and if so, .a couple of weeks at Harbor Springs, next week. State of Michigan—In the Circuit Court for th#’ umpired, giving the l>est of satisfaction will probably open a meat market in •visiting Mr. Martie’s father and mother. ^VELTON & WHITLUCK County of Barry In Chancery. A newspaper is to be Started aLUnion In the matter of the petition of Wm. B, Bar­• to both nines, and then only one man partnership with Buell Wolcott, ’fhis Mrs. A. L. Foote and daughter Hattie, CitV, by a man named Crittenden, it is ium for barring the dower of Mary A. Barhau.i in both dubs would help pay his ex­ is just what th? town needs and we ;are visiting a few days at Albion. Are iu- iiS lor thv Watertown Insuraace Co. an Insane person, and for the apfiolntment of claimed. * penses, which was all he asked for go- trust that these gentlemen will con­ T-.i- v. rite iMilicirs on a iieui's property against gun rd!an. Rev. A. Livermore is in Wisconson On reading '.he potltlmb-ilnly verified, of W tn. h-. ' ,. fir.-, lightning or wind; against a man's Geo. M. Hankin, aged 14, living near B. Barimn. praying tliat the dower Interest ofi ing there, they sending for.him to um- clude to open up business nt once. life by ui-atlrand accident. । taking a vacation. He will return Stanton, shot Ida Geer, yesterday, kill ­ Man- A. Barhan may be barred and a giuinlian1 pire the tournament games. The Lacey Mr. D. Wolfe dame in to Freeport about . iipiMunted foi- reason* therein seXIort h. September 1st, bringing with him ing her instantly. It was a case of •6<»K & SHELDON. On mot lot, of AI01140E. KenasVon. soueltpr; boys paid for the umpiring of their game. Tuesday looking far an officer to go and । didn't-know-it-was-loaded. it is said, a wife. for petitioner. It h* ordered Hurt MomUs. the i bubthe boy has lx?en arrested and the 18th dav of August next, st three o’clock it! the• If either of those nines have any|inore Like charge of D. P. Slocum, who hb < Abstract Block.Hastings. Mich.) Isaac Kdlogg has l»een rusticating at ’' coroner’gs jftry rendered a. verdict of ‘rniK»n. N- neighed for the hearing of said1 bills standing out they will be prompt­ ih’-oulv set of Abstract Books la Barry aft» father-in-law’s, Mr. J. McKelvey’s, j by criminalVardessness? said was trying to drown himself in his ; Htltlun and that the next of kin of the sntd ary A. Barban lx- required to appear at aly lv-paid bv notifying the treasurer of Sugar Bush lake. Mr. Slocum was ut for a few days. He needed rest. 1 ----------------------- *—• aexxlon of said court to be liolden £i at “ the.«SX," court j the Lacey club. The boys ore genenms Krt H».tiiS.7'ii'i A. FOOTE, M. DC. Ainsworth has purchased an in- i one time a wealthy farmer of Irvinglions.-, it: th-irt ol ‘ “»■■■••*• A Celebrated Running Sailer. Physician and Surgeon, and show causer’if'«hSl' any there w wuy nie '"■ prayer ‘neMtaiSiuA ‘’"j1 and will tly to their rescue in the fu­ township, but dissipation has brought .terest in a gents’ furnishing goods store of the netlttr.ner should not be granted. east tide Main St.. Nashville. Mich’.) The pedestrian feat* of the present And it is further ordered that said petitioner ture as they did there. If we have him to a state of abject proverty. It fe in Grand Rapids, and is moving there day are cast into the shade by the re­ ./..we next door north Wolcott House, give notice to the persons Interested, of the' intended too, day or night. pendency of ."’aid petition, ami the nearlug said anything we are sorry for wi; are not surprising that* he desires to end this week. corded exploits of Earnest Mensem a thereof, by causing n «»|W of this order to no perfectly willing to be forgiven. The citizens of Nashville, have piit Norwegian sailor in the English navy, his life. published In the ffnaUngs Bamxwl a >ew* JOSEPH KNIGHT. Mrs. Harriet Buehler, wife of Ged. their premises in order at the request of early in the present century. Mensen imner printed aud circulated In said county of Veterinary Surgeon. BANFIELD. Barry, for three succewlve weeks “previous to firat"attracted attention by running from Buehler of Irving township, died FrU KutlaM.near Y.akky school house.) the any ciheartng; such publication, however, the health officer, aud our village is one Olin Bera is lying very low with tyIxmdon to Portsmouth m nine houta. day. August 1st, at Ija. m. Mrs. Buck­ Will .Itb-r.d all liills tor services night or day. shall no? be uecess'ary In <-a*<‘ a copy of this of the healthiest in the stale. and soofi.. after he ran from London order be served on the next of kin personal^ at phoid fever. Cliitrg'"' ‘ IcasMwentv days before the Uni/- herein pre? ler has Ix’en on the sick list for a year .Quite _an ______________ - stirring —The to Liverpool in thirty-two hours. Hav­ excitement- is scrilM d tor their appearance MOBGO-THORN APPLE. ing distinguished himself at the battle of otherwise quiet burghers of our neigh­ past Her disease was pronounced con-, lin1’ a hc'Skr. nil’s. BROWN & HiLHEML’S, Lester Mead has purchased Vie boiler Navarino, in 1^27. he left the navy and boring t illage of Bedford, over the dis- sumption by her attending physician. Circuit Judge. Jo h• uiiirparhir/Physicians & Surgeons. ALONZO K. KERA8TON. and engine formerly owned by Mr. became a professional runner. After Dr. Lathrop of Hastings. The deceas ­ Solicitor for Petitioner. appejiraneu of a youth of that fplace by -.Office mer Julius Russell’s store. Main St.) Wood of Nashville, and moved the winning a number of matches, he un­ A true copy. . rHAS M. mack. the name of Brotherton. It seems that ed leaves a husband and two small dertook the feat of running from Paris Calls an*.v. ered from the office at all hours of same to Morgan. He will set up his Register in Chancery. the d iv >t night. Dr. Polhemus will give special to Moscow. he went lorn load of goods from Battle children, a boy and a girl, to mourn att-ndon to diseases of the Bye and Ear. engine and grind feed; will also attach their loss. _________ Starting from the Place Vendome at Office bours-0 to 13 a. in.: 2 to 4 p. m. Creek, for one of the merchants there, some small saws and cut up bolts into 4 o’clock in the afternoon of June 11. several days ago, and at last accounts UVIs I |„g Shot Cull lor $!<*.» SIJ ton' PRAIRIEVILLE. / 'LAKKE & RIKER, ball bats, etc. 1831. he entered the Kremlin at 10 rertOruaoHt. t<"r«. a MsriilaatOT for Attorneys at Law and »™.l Cold Vn| I faVutrt s « had not put in an appearance. Search Cool weather for dog-days. Arthur Hyde has returned from the o'clock A. M., on June 25. having ac­ Solicitors in Chancery. was at once Instituted, but of no avail. School commences to-day the 11th; northern part of the state. He will complished the distance of . seven­ (Wfilcos in Union block, over Beamer Bros.) teen hundred and sixty miles in Slim.. !.w hour, or,-our lri»)ir. Unwewu ojp The disappearance is, however,. very Miss Angie DeWolf, teacher. make Barry county his future home. IhuiUugs, Mich, thirteen days and eijrbleen hours mysterious, as the young man was of Pr.vtift’ in nil courts of the state. Attend to Mike Doster was quite badly hurt Three couples camped at the Grove The employment of Meusen as > collection* and perfecting titles to real estate. quiet habits and very industrious and while catching a Horse last Thureday. House. courier-extraordinay became a pop­ Money to loan insurance taken, etc., ete. ( l4ie horse threw liim down and stepped temperate. . Joshua R. Crouch raised his barn ular amusement in European court*. Great satisfaction is felt by the good on his arm, inflicting a disagreeable He ran from country to country, bear­ PHILIP T. COLGROVE, Tuesday. ing messages of congratulation, condo­ 1 Lawyer, ■ huiIll'S. Curl will PW >™ ’ KJESgS people of this township over the nom­ E. O. Hyde and son have rented the wound. lence, Or dispatches, and always lieat Huttings, Mich. inations made bv the republican county -Mre. M. A. Johnson and Freddie Philips farm, and bought out Abraham mounted couriers when matched against I'ru+ejutlug Attorney for Barry County. convention; and especially do they ap­ Youngs started after berries last Tues­ Pockingham’s chance. them. plaud the act of that convention for the day, and when near Wall Lake, the He never walked but invariably run. Mr". Woodard is still an the decline. V ASHVILLE good sense and sound judgment dis­ horse became frightened at a fire at the Mr. P. W. White, of northwest Cas­ his refreshments being biscuit and rasp­ played in the nomination made for reg­ side of the road, jumped one side,over­ tleton, left home the 2nd of July, *84, berry syrup. He took two short rests ister. The nominee is known through­ turning the/buggy and throwing out and was not heard, from until the first only in twenty-four hour* These rests he took stamiing. and leaning against out the entire length and breath of the the old ladJ and the child. She receiv­ of the present month, by way of a ‘pos­ some support; at such times fie covered county, as a staunch republican, a man ed numerous bruises, a black eye and a tal to Mrs. Preston from her sister, now his face with a handkerchief and slept. BY MAIL, POST-PAID. of honor and integrity, who never badly hurt shoulder, but fortunately no residing in Kansas. It is well that he In 1886, while in the erqploy of the East threw mud at a man’s back because broken bonw. Fred lost a little skin has been heart! from, as there was talk Indi* (bmpanv. Menseir wa* charged with the conveying of dispatches from that num was an enemy, or ever used from his nose but was not hurt other­ of arresting parties here on suspicion. Calcutta to Constantinople through cen­ a pubifc office for any other purport wise. The horse got clear from the It is alleged that they had threatened tral Asia. The distance i* five thoq<UK than to servo the public faithfully. In buggy and started for home, but was the life of the bid gentleman.. sand six hundred and fifteen miles. ■* fit the name of Ed. Nye upon the stopped a short distance from the Twenty-seven of the Hastings folks tTpubbcan ticket will give it a momen­ wreck. The buggy got the worst of it took supper at the Lake house Monday time taken by the swiftett caravan. Ax A Great Medical Work on Manhood, tum that will carry the whole ticket The wonder is, the folks were not hurt evening last. __________ last-he was employed to discover the through with a sweeping and tremen­ aource of the Nile. much worse. BOWENS MILLS. Setting out from Silreia on May 11, dous victory never before known to Mrs. Collins, Miss Bugbee and IJanie Slight frost Saturday morning on the 1843, be ran to Jerusalem, and thenoe McLeay are spending seme time in this county.__________ ■ to Cairo, and up the western hank al low spots, but {lid no damage. the river into Upper Egy pt. Here, just Petoskey. CEDAR CBEEK. Buel Bradley, who has been so very Miss Mate Goss has finished her visit ouuide the village of Syang. he wee sick, is around again. here and started for home. wrothMr. L. B. Hill* and wife, of Irving, Dr. McLeay is expecting friends spent a few days with friends here. e, . nnrr.in Mb" wwk “^.Xbertwehaveh-Hor from Canada. Banford Corning is up north on a A company from Battle Creek are they tried in vain for he ww* dead, visit. was bund’d at the foot at the tree, i " whmt Is yielding well u> the sere, camping at Wall Lake. Every article of bam Elerton and wife are at Bellevue. Farmers grumble very much about knew what Haying and Harvesting Machin­ and to the amount of straw. WOODLAND. A great many people went from here fid*. _________ Mrs. F. F. Hilbert is visiting friends the price of wheat. ery used. ■ rotZn>«*"« ln PMU,od[’ irr0T' A leading greenbacker of this place The prevailing op at Charlotte and Marshall. Also the Largest Stock of all kind* of near the dty of Hastings. ____ The tent draws a crowd every Satur­ said to me the other day, that the re­ girl of the period is Sidney Hull Is dolPg K0011 worit publicans had some sense when they day evening. threshing this fsU. This township boasts of a merchant nominated Charles Mack and Clement Between J&ckson aud Grand Rapids. f chspmsn hss bou^t s new who has a sign over his door -Maaheoe Smith. more of an c Also a grand big stock of Why can’t we have a Blaine and is beautiful. ..__ T«onhine threshing machine and engine <n ute OU." ' ____________ Logan dnb at Bowen? Nichols and Shepard pa Dr. . About one half of the Ort crop re- i*vHi.rsH>» rawAva. at Hastings, Barry Co., M.-^h., DAME’S BALSAMIC TABLETS, marshall l. cook. ONE COOK BOOK. THIS SUMMER, K P. F L. MKKf’.wjs^WANT Agricultural Depot. Excelsior 2-Horso hiss Binder, Tie Science of Life. Only $1. KIOW THYSELF. Light in Draft left cut, and will elevate and bind grain long. Rawson ani Crown Mowers, Royee Reapers. FARM MACHINERY Hardware and Building Materia], Doors, Bash, Glass, &c., &c., &c. l-rtew Low m u>roo4,. 0. L. GLASGOW /M at fiUfore. _ _______________________ X* by peril- -X known tou. rt ixlUBlBlint h>» the chomptoo loo Our Sunday �RADIES OF HASTINGS. to meet. The fusion in Virginia is a good thing for the republicans. They have everything to gain and nothing to MARSHALL L. COOK. Xditor. lose by such an alliance. But it is the very worst policy that could have been .Hastings, Mien., August 15,1884. pursued by the greenbackers. The end will be the utter disruption of the party there, since it has sacrificed every prin­ ciple. In Michigan fusion is a good thing for the democracy. It means For President. new recruits for that organization and JAMESG. BLAINE, of Maine. possible success. But it is the death­ For Vice President, blow to greenbackism is this state. JOHN A. LOGAN, of Illinois. Having sacrificed its every principle by bargaining with a party in every way REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. opposed to its tenets, It has now no For Representative In the Slate Legislature— longer anything to contend for in this FfjJkft^/Xtate-CLEMENT SMITH. state. The only possible excuse for its existence is that it may again pose as ForReitaterof Deeds-EDGAR F. NYE. caudal appendage to the democratic ForTreLurcr-FREDERlCK ALEXANDER. dog; and the tail is not famous for fS ™ rKuSkZ tad Dr. J. W. wagging the dog. If a new party wishes to bury itself, utterly lose its identity, fusion is the broad road to such a consummation. EDITORIAL NOTES. The Hastings Banner. Republican National Ticket. ’ The republicans of Barry county oc­ cupy a position of splendid independ­ ence and undoubted strength. They have the moral support of thinking people. They have placed in the field a ticket of unsurpassed popularity and unrivalled strength. It contains not a man who does not stand high in the opinion of our citizens. The republi­ can party have- made no trades, con­ summated no bargains, surrendered no principles. 'They seek no fusion, They do ask the thinking men of. Barry county, however, to canvass the situ­ ation carefully. They do ask them to consider whether they want the busi­ nesa of Barry county conducted by a lot of men who are placed in nomina­ tion with the idea that offices are spoils to be contended, for not upon party principles, but as swine contend for the best position at the feed-trough. That is the lofty eminence from which the alliance bid for the support of Barry county voters—the motive is the same as that which impels the porker toward the corn-pile. It is not a position to be proud of, not a place that commends it­ —self to the admiration of thinking men. There can be no advantage gained, no enthusiasm over such a surrender of principles as is necessary forSa fusion. Of this, Saturday’s greenback conven­ tion was a notable example. In times past these gatherings were remarkable for interest, enthusiasm and earnest­ ness. From these conventions sprang the zeal with which our greenback friends entered the campaign and made the fight. We considered their views untenable, their plans as not in har­ mony with the best interests of the government, bpt we could not deny that the delegates were always honest in their views and purposes, enthusi­ astic in devotion to their ideas. How utterly devoid of the old-time fire, how remarkable for the absence of all en­ thusiasm, how tame and spiritless was Saturday’s gathering! The delegates knew they had placed themselves where they had no moral backing in this campaign. They enter the fight with little heart and no courage. They knew, and their lifeless convention gave abundant proof of it, that they had surrendered their party in the in­ terest of a few self-styled leaders. The fusion plan was suggested and has received aid and encouragement from an element that has always op­ posed the progress of Barry county; it is the element that has fought the re­ publican party at every possible/ oppor­ tunity. In war-times it spoke friendly words for the south, and gave little en­ couragement to the boys in blue. Thes^ men can never forgive the republicans for making a success of whatever they have undertaken. They found willing tools in a few greenback leaders, and persuaded them to work their party for fusion. Their plan succeeded so far as to ratify the bargain with the demo­ crats; but it did not succeed in arous­ ing any interest in the disgraceful trade. It fell as a wet blanket upon the convention; it will be even more chilly in November. In prominent contrast with this bargain-and-sale proceeding is the course of the republicans. The-latter have heart in their work, Enthusiasm for their ticket, and feeljstrong in the knowledge that there was no surrender to an opposition party. They will pre­ sent before a spiritlees enemy, a solid phalanx of willing workers, and a ticket that commands the hearty sup­ port of all republicans, and will stead­ ily gain from the opposition ranks. Thinking people are already taking this view of the situation, and as the cam­ paign advances the republican cause in Barry county will gain new strength and many accessions from those who believe principles are worth something; and that it is better to sacrifice success for principle, rather than principle for a feeble hope of success. We export to hear the greenbackcre my tiiis year, “Look at West Virginia, republicans.” We are willing to look there. And we say plainly to our greenbtick frkflMh that in West Virginia they are raking republican chestnuts in Wert Virginia will MICHIGAN 8TATK NBW8. MAJO4.73: roHwr proceaa, H.W».00; pe> enta, $3.7506.00. Corn—No. 2, &6(267c. IDftSae. Cbama, 10010* c. Egg*,. 14* County, recently plowed up the petrified tooth of an animal, measuring thirteen The following postmasters wore recently coxnmlsMioned: Joseph M. Hoioopib, Athena, Calhoun County; John C. Bovee, Amy, Oakland County; Lester N. Farnam. Pulaski, Jackson County. A new office has been established at Woodmere, Wayne County. According to census returns obtained In Washington, where so much is usually reported against public men, there has never been a word breathed against the character or integrity of Janies G. Blaine. Michigan has increased about 220,000 in population since 1880,—the total being about 1,855,000. Wouldn’t Work. Jones and Brown were riding along a country road, and seeing some “alder” bushes in full bloom, Jones re­ marked to Brown, who isn’t very bright on puns and that sort of things: “I say, Brown, did you see that gag In the Chicago SunT' . . “What’s that?” inquired Brown. “Why, that way of spelling ‘elder blow tea’ with four letters. “No, I never saw it How do you do it?” “Easy enough—L-double o-t.” “Ha, ha! that’s good. I’ll just give that to my wifi, and Brown’s face took a deeply studious expression. Arriving st home, Brown, with a handful of the flower, hurried to his wife before he should forget the point of his story. “My dear,” he broke out, “here are some elder blossoms redolent of the odors of spring, and Jones gave me a good gag, too, on them.” “They are lovely,” said his wife, “but what is the gag?” “Why, my dear, can you spell ‘elder blossom tea’ with four letters?” “Elder blossom tea? Of course 1 can’t, and I don’t think you can either.” “Yes I can, too. Ha, ha! A man is always quicker than a woman in that sort of thing. Don’t you know that all the great American paragraphers are men, my dear?” “That’s no sign, but go on with the spelling.” “Ha, ha! Haw, haw! Ho, ho! That’s a good one on you, my love. It’s the easiest thing in the world. Listen here -L-double o-t!” “Pshaw, that doesn’t spell •elder bloeaom tea;* that spells ‘loot.’ ” “Whs—wha------ ?” and Brown for Infants •nd Children, natural sleep, without niorpnlue. “ Castor* a so I recommend for all oomptaint, penuX'r to Women, young or oM. adap-d * <***"“*£!? H- A Amwa, «. v-, 2nd- 82 Portland Ave., Brooklyn. Ji. Y. counties, there has been a net increase i the population of 187,088 since 1880 Twelve counties have loot slightly. . CEMTAUR LIMIMEWT—an atoolute eure tor BheumaAt two o’clock the other morning, as fou intoxicated young men were returning to liMU, Sprain,. Bnim Gnll.. Ac. The moM Powerful and PeneBig Bapids, Mecosta County, they were t rating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. met by a man named John Sullivan. Thinking to frighten him one of the party snapped a revolver at him, supposing It was nbt loaded, but it went off, the ball entering Sullivan’s chin, penetrating t> the throat The man was at the hos­ pital, and the doctor had probed for the ball without finding it. A young man named" Booth was arrested for the shoot-' ing. . rar ATI,Ara, J-rt-r f*r Willie Martin, aged nine years, son oft John Martin, was drowned in Black River, at Port Huron, a few afternoons ago, while playing on the logs. His companion dived and brought him to the . -THEY SELL— short, bat too late. Two thousand people attended the re­ cent Odd-Fellows’ plc-nic at Vicksburg, Kalamasoo County, about five hundred of them being members of ths order. At a test of Dr. Rosvalley’s fire escape at Detroit the other evening, J. A. Lortie, In attempting to make a* descent by it from the third story of a building, was thrown headlong to the pavement, fractur ing his skull. He was probably fatally injured. The other evening an unusually heavy ------—AND THE— thunder and rain-atorm visited Marshall, Calhoun County, and vicinity. The rain poured down in torrents, the lightning struck and set fire to the large farm barn of Mr. Thenkle, in Rockford. ’The barn and its contents were entirely consumed, involving an estimated loss of over twothousand dollars, partially covered by in- pony, and the animal ran into John Wil- him to the ground and broke his left thigh. Mr. Wilson is quite aged, and fears were entertained for hl* life. Much excitement existed recently Id Barry County, twelve miles north of Bat­ tle Creek, over the alleged discovery of the cremation of a new-born child by Ito moth­ er, an unmarried girl belonging to a resjia^table family. It ras supposed the child was dead,. -rhen — the mother deliberately made a f .... r _______________ funeral pile and burned it. but whether it was born alive or not was unknown. It is believed that coal has been discov­ ered on the farm of William Rose, of Kingsley, Bt. Cair County. A few days ago the caving In of a bank revealed fine specimens of soft coal thirty feet below the surface of the earth. It is pronounced a superior Article. Reports to the State Board of Health by fifty-five observers of diseases in differ­ ent parts of the State, for the week en led onfhe 3d, indicated.that cholera infantum anti dysentery increased, and that inflam­ mation of the kidneys, aeuralgla, Influenza and whooping-cough decreased in area of prevalence. Diphtheria was reported at thirteen places, scarlet-fever at seven and measles nt five places. <■- . Postmasters recently commissioned: Jeremiah Depue, California, Branch County; E. F. Edwards, Victor, Clinton County; E. V. Conley, Stephenson, Me­ nominee County; J. M. Halcomb, Athena, Calhoun County. The Central Michigan Homeopathic Medical Society was organised at Jackson a few days ago by the election of Dr. L. M. Jones, of Brooklyn, Jackson County, as President, and Dr. & B. Kreldler, of Jack­ son, as Secretary. ’ Ground has been broken for a new Episcopalian church edifice at Bay City. The Jackson Prison bad 651 convicts August 1* six leas than at the beginning of tbej month July, but seventy-one more t ban were there August 1 last year. A jury *t Chase, Lake County, recently acquitted a saloonlst for keeping his shop open on the 4th of July. There was do dis­ pute as to the keeping open—he admitted tbit—but the jury held that the 4th of July was not a legal holiday. This reveries the decision of the Supreme Court on this point. lx>roy P. Randolph, an esteemed young man of twenty, was drowned in a lake in Willlamsburgb, Grand Traversq County, recently, while bathing. 1 A three-year old rarren. of Milan, Monroe I for twenty-four hour*, when he died. Th* ordinance passed by the village council of Holly, Oakland County, in April under the Local Option law of the State, prohibiting the sale of all liquor*in that village, has been repealed. There wa* much excitement over the matter, as the village council was elected last spring on the straight ’Prohibition ticket. Hanover, Jackson County, recently fell through a bridge with a steam thrasher, A little child about fire years of age of John KI a winski, a Polaoder, was drowned o-t; L-doubie o-L That’s the way Jones spelled it, anyhow, and it came out al! right I wonder what’s wrong with itDarned if I don’t go and see Joyes,” and be flew out. while his wife stared after him and remarked: “1 can spell •fdol’ with five letters, and the first one » a capital B.”—Merchant Traveler. FACTS CASTOR IA known to ma" This extract. from the New York Sun, democratic, of Saturday, is not cal­ culated to give Grover Cleveland a very extensive boom. At the same time it sizes up the man exactly: Mr. Cleveland was nominated not because the democrats wanted him, but because the bolting republicans wanted him; and their promise outweighed the certainty that his nomination would disrupt the democracy. That disrup­ tion has come, and now the only ques­ tion is whether the votes of the repub­ lican recruits will equal those of the democratic bolters. But that is apart from our present inquiry. What we in­ sist upon is that, with Mr. Cleveland’s incapacity and selfishness as a public officer, his election would work greates and more lasting mischief to the party than all the harm that could ensue in consequence of his defeat We know that this harm would be serious, but the other would be worse. If an inex­ perienced private soldier is taken from the ranks without reason, and put in command of the anjiy, there is danger that the loss of the first battle will be the loss of the army itself; and if the new commander, unfit for his post, in­ capable of wisely exercising power, in­ different to the welfare of the army, and thoughtful alone of his own greatness and of the tinsel ornaments that bedeck him, happens to gain a victory, it is fatal. The conquest destroys the con­ queror. It is better for the democracy to be defeated once more than to elect a A new post-office has been estaHUshed at man who is incapable of conducting his own party with disinterestedness and Trombley, Oakland County. The post­ judgment, let* alone reforming the office at Fleeter, Schoolcraft County, has been discontinued. government. The extensive Michigan car-worics at Brother Deyo, in his speech in Union Detroit have closed down because of lack hall, spoke of the land grants to rail­ of business. A small boy named Webster was run roads, and the harm it had done. He probably did not know he fcas giving his presidential candidate, Ben. Butler, a hit below the belt. Ben. Butler was a member of the house of representa­ tives when the UnionjPacificPand grant was given and voted for the measure. We was then the paid attorney of that corporation and cast his ballot for every subsidy it received from congress. He was one of the few who voted against the Thurman bill, an act to compel the £Jpion Pacific to keep faith with. the government. No man did more to give away the people’s land and money to corporations than Benj. F. Butler. When Brother Deyo denounces such legislation he should remember that he hits pretty close to his own political household. Remember three —Ko. 1 White, MMc; No. 2 White, WMc. Eaton County, a few Hay a ago. saw-mill held at Charlotte, August Marshall, as baa bwm stat Any Lady medlng mra makes a dangerous tner- J. M. ROGERS & CO. -w MEAT! Salt by the Barrel, Lime, Stucco, ,&c., **r£*P. ygmOjL sicidy or bealtty. should coneeVn'lM^M^L^^i ‘Advice t„ Mrnhers gpocsrmng diytoea of woman and eiutanm •> I** fcjSJWder ct this paper. in sealed envelope, 4 eenta. Address R. PENGEUA-'« CO : Kalamazoo. Mieh. For sale by FREDERICK HOTCHKISS The Crown Grain Drill, Mortgage Sale. Default having been made in the payment ot Ahrwm Armsfawg and Eble M.. h|s Vnr ForceFeefl Broadcast Seeder! gMrf^tolgaawW UrlMlrr ot A General Assortment of Farm Implements in Stock. State of Mk ------------ --- the sum of four hundred and twentv dollars (•420). and no proceedings having been mstitut•aatlawtorecctrerthedebt remalnim; secured by said mortgage. Or any part thereof, and the power of sale thereto contained having b-come qpeotlva, notice Is hereby given that on Satur­ day, the totb day of August, A. D. ism. at one o'clock In lite afternoon, at the north front door ot the court bouse In the city of Harttan. in Barry county. Mehlgan, (said court housebelM thegdaoegfbokflngtbe Circuit Court for said hsha11 *1141 “Uttlon to the highest bidder the lands and premises descrltyd In said mortgage to-wtt: Ail Umt cer­ tain piece or parcel of land situate lu the county of Barry and Male of Michigan, known and de­ scribed th toOqys, vte: Commencing at the quarter post on the south side of section thirtylive [») In town two [2] north, of range ten [16] west, running thsnee west ten [to] ami one-hid! [Ml rods, thence south ten [ 10] rods and four [4] feet, thence eaM ten and one-half n»-,] rods, thence north ten hO] rods and four 14] feet to the place Of beginning, being n pan of the north-east quarter [!<] of the north-west quar­ ter [MJ of section two [2], In town number one [1] north of range ten [10] west, or so much thereof aa shall lr neeosan- to pay the amount due on said mortgngeXwitli interest thereon at ten per cent., together with the costs and e»eposes allowed by law. Dated May 23d. A. D. ikm. J. M. ROGERS & CO Now that the Harvest is Past And Farmers have secured their Grain We are Happy! For the reason that we are on deck, fresh Daisies, with a bang-up stock of In the matter of the estate of John Hotrhliss, Be sure and call at our establishment when in want of goods in our line. Spangemaeher & Mason. CLOTHING! Assignee of Mortgagee. Hottcv Im hereby given that I almli Sell at pub­ lic auction, to the highest bidder, <>u Saturday, the 27th day ot SfeptemtH-r. A. 1>. t«H. at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at.the nrobate offlye in the city of Haatinga. tn the county of Barry, tn . the state ot Michigan, pursuant to license .tnd authority granted to on the eleventh day ct August, A. D. 1K4, bv the probate <x>urt of l.arry county, Michigan* all of the estate, right, title anh interest ot the said deceased ot. in and t<» there*! estate situated rind being lia IL ■ ceunty of Barry, la the state of Michigan, known and described aa follows, to-wit; , . Commenting one chain north and viglit link!* east of the northwest comer <>t village 'bow , city) lot No. nine hundred thirty -urn iS37k Thence running north four chain'', thence cast one chalu and seventeen links to th- «est line of Market street, thence south on said west line of Market street fpur chains to the. north line of Green street, and thence west one chain sm seventeen links to place of beginning, accordlM tojthe reeorttai plat erf the tillage {new tity» of • " Dated, Hastings, August 12th. A. D. h*». TJANIKI. STRIKER. Administrator. A large portion of which is of our own manu­ facture, and A 1 Goods. -TO BUY----- MANLY M. CHASE. • FURNITURE The Cheapest Fta “ • et mertgagto, on page 387. indenture bf • »,y ^ld HjraRi Chjw pl*", on December ' Mortgage Sale. Default having been made In the conditions of a certain mortgage executed by Isaac I . Make peace and Harriet Makepeace, his wife, to QMm (Mon*. Mid mortgace t>earing data July!, 1M2,and-uueJuly 1. and in the offlee ot Register of Deeds In and for Har­ ry county, Michigan. In Uber » of on pares M and », ou the first day of July, l*e. andefron to secure the payment of four hundred and fifty dollars, with Interest to be paid Jnb IM of each year succeedingJhc date of mortgage, and containing. a*clause providing tt<tIIMatotbeBmde la the reymeut of the said Interest when the gunei becann- rtw and diMMttteMtoeretn«in unpaid for tiie Rl*Cf thirty diysttMrealtet, then the said ■{’urtgagee shall have the option to declare the wn«e amount on said mortgage due at once , Interest doe on said mortgage July I, t^* 1«*T » Ing become due and not having been paid, and i dollars by said option and dactaratinn, and no suit nbr proto* having been tostltutw! to recovg ---- 18 AT----- R. K. GRANT’S coats ot MebforfetJosare. pOR SALE At a Bargain. Kr tanM. to- oJl aKTMMn*. C. Whitcomb, AU eNT �Hastings Banner, VOL. XXIX. NO. 17. HASTINGS, MICH., AUGUST 15,1884. FRED DOUGLASS. Hib Si 3n Aro Ikon Postal Wro to Buy DOVOtAW UM.T. In the past forty-five yean, I have appeared before you in manv different-roles. Once I came as "a slave, once as a fugitive slave, than as a man, later as a man among men,, and still later, thanks to our great reformere—not Cleveland or the democratic party—and thanks to the valor of the American people, I came as an American citizen (applause)-a citizen of the greatest and grandest republic to be seen anywhere, having a greater fnture before it than any nation on the globe. We are to-day to celebrate an event not conditionally or geographically connected with this country: to celebrate an act of justice enacted fifty years ago by another nation. You may ask whv we celebrate this day instead of the emancipatlon of slaves in our own country, I reply that we do celebrate emanclpation in onr own country, for liberty knows no geographical boundaries. It is the inheritance of mankind. An act for liberty in any part of the globe should be commemorated in every part of the globe. However, the main thing with us is not the liberation of the slaves in the West Indies but the move­ ment which in our own land brought about the enfranchisement of 7,000,000 sou*?- (APPla»»e-] This act of emancipation, it is said, concerned the negro solely. This is true in most part. But that was merely the coloring of the thing. I was an abolitionist not because I was a negro, but because I was a man. I want food because 1 have an appetite and two el­ bows, and 1 wanted liberty because I am capable of government; because I am a man. Though I was born and reared a slave, though I wear upon my person marks of the rigor of my bondage, though I drank the bitter cup of slavery to its dregs and was not less sensitive than my fellow bondsmen to the hard­ ness of my lot, yet such is the effacing power of time and distance, such the readiness and” completeness with which men adjust themselves to new and pleasant conditions that my life as a slave, wretched as it was, has lost much of its horror and sleeps in my memory like the dim outlines of a half forgotten djeain. THE PAST NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN. GOODS CHEAP? S' w Q o ■(. ST & O> acc 6 CD 8 o 3 o 3 o g 3> 3 o’ Lewis Stern Will sell thee Cotton Cloth for 6c. " Will sell thee Best Prints for 6c. Will sell thee heavy Shirting for 10c. Will sell thee Dress Goods for 8c. Will sell thee Cashmere for 45c. Will sell thee Shawls for 75c and upward. Will sell thee a suit of Clothes for $4.00. Will sell thee a better suit for $5.00. Will sell thee a suit for $8.00. „ Will sell thee a suit, all wool, for $10.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy boy for $2.00. -Will sell thee a suit for thy large boy for $4.00. Will sell thee a suit for thy biggest boy for $8.00. Will sell thee Straw Hats so thee can not find fault with the price and go home satisfied. If thee will call and see what goods are sold for at Lewis Stern’s, thee will not see in vain. Come early or late, at any time, we will be ready to wait on you. ( • Lewis Stern, G> g At the Cash Store. 3 Bound to Reduce Stock! DESIRING7 OTHINGI R&idy-Made or Made to Order. For the Next Sixty Days Shduld Call at the There Is nothing grows. or Is made, on the face of this earth to make one feel like work or play, to aid Digestion, clear out Liver, regulate our Bowels, like ZO PE SA. ••Hub” Cough Care. S3 Cent Prescription of a Boston physician, dispensed years by a Boston drugglM. One dose will cun- any onhnan’ cough. It acts almost magically. Ask any dealer to get you a 25 cent bottle of "Hub" Cough Cure, and don’t be put off with any other ABOUT COLDS. Adrugnum out Wert remarked-”'Youi don’t advertise to cure enough diseases wM • we hse it out hero for almost everything, even This is iUi right; Zop»a acting upon the Liver and Stomach, opens die pores and tee bowels, and thus works on the cold. Its Iwarns and corrects the system. 11 Is your o\n» faul11f you allow a oold to cpntlnne Into lasting diww*. the liver, bowels and porea to' "“J*"? ®,0^j > cure you at so small cost and trouble, Try a rretorti* »n«M I A Regular_Bonanza. to actual settlers at the extreme lot* price of THREE DOLLARS PER ACRE, is ’i“°h GM IttONN! And See the Low Prices at which we are offer­ ing our goods. E. S. PIERCE UNDER TOWER BLOCK, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH address on Emancipation Dat in Battle creek. aJ,i'?'1M’wnUchoiw of 'innd’for0 M>.oo down and of his own choice oi mn wi(.() inU!r^t six annua) (11%j^ed we notice also From the pjmtimHi iutoim f Untl that there are «"”»««* jKapolts ft Manitoba WHOLE NO. 1517. pressiop of the political opinions of more than one half of the people. My friends, the peace of the republic re­ quires that you do justice to these peo­ ple. Do you not remember their ser­ vices in the wax? The war never made any progress until you declared it your purpose to free the’negro. You . went to war with your white hand and your black hand chained behind your back. But it wouldn’t do. It became j nec®«ary to call on the blacks. We i were crippled all along until we em­ | blazoned before the w_prld the grand .proclamation of emancipation. When ’ we took that step all the enginery t the mortal force of God was on our side, ■and we were victorious. They tell us that enough has alrpady i been done for the negro. He is allow­ <ed to vote, and that is enough. Well, t the laws are all right, but the facts are | far otherwise. In South Carolina there tare 25,000 more colored voters than i whites. The state would be republican । today but for confederate bullets. jMississippi has 30,000 more colored 1 voters than .whites. If they could all , vote this state would be republican ,also. So with Florida. But for the jrebel bayonet bullets, Florida would be j republican state. You and I and all a <of us are bound never to rest until the ।ballot box is respected in every state. / (Applause.) It is an insult that men tshould sit in congress and represent ( districts where the opinions ot the ma­ < jority are suppressed. the NE0RO Ought to be ignored. perfectly at home _____ _ ____________ x»k occasion also to express his admiration for the service which Mr. Douglass had rendered in behalf of liberty, but said that he did not altogether agree' with him in re­ gard to the civil right bill. While he himself had voted tor the bill in con­ gress he should not do so now, as he thought it gave the colored man more rights than it did the white man. He ’ said: “I believe in giving the colored people the same rights under the law as other people. If this is deme I believe they will take care of themselves. 1 greatly, out mere xs out> uuug x to ask him, I wished to ask why the negroes have not had’ their rights in the south during all these years that the republicans have had a big major­ ity in congress.” At the conclusion of Gov. Begole’s remarks there was a loud call for Mr. Douglass Who came forward amid ap­ plause and said: The meeting is beginning to be in­ teresting. If! had known your ■excel­ lent governor was behind me I would have l>een more careful. I didn’t want to throw any coldness on the demo­ cratic party. But I must reply to the question. The trouble in the south was the withdrawal of the troops. The moment the Union soldiers were re­ moved from Louisiana and Missouri the fold rebel spirit was aroused and organizations for suppressing the ne­ groes were formed. But the republi­ cans had nothing to do' with these movements. However, I wish to ex­ press my pleasure al hearing such kind words from Gov. Begole as those in his opening remarks. But don’t let him deceive you into the belief that the democratic party is anything like him on this question. (Applause.) The democratic party has had a hard life, and no doubt it would like your votes. It has been out in the cold twenty-four years. It's chilly. It's hungry. It’s thirsty, at least Curtis says so. It is almost time for it tc come in. 1 would like to vote for it myself and it is one of the dearest wishes of my heart that it may make itself fit to be voted for. [Applause.] And then there are those who say . that the negro question ought to be set । aside for those of a more national na­ t ture. They did not always think so. I have a memory. I remembei1 when i hostile armies confronted each other 4n ‘ battle array, and the fate of the country was trembling in the balance, when the relxds were defiant and victorious, when your armies were melting away Ix-fore the rebel fire and pestilencethen you called upon the negro to reach out his strong iron arm andclntch your steel. When Lincoln called on the colored man he came 200,00b strong, and if he did not put down the rebell­ ion, he rendered very effective assis­ tance. (Applause.) tie was somebody then. But now our politicans ask us to forget him. The more they get in love with their southern brethren the more they forget the negro. But you cannot have our aggrieved nation in vour midst without mjury to yourselves. You people in Michigan cannot allow John Kelly is the ohly man likely to 7,000,000 people in the south to be dis­ cut any figure in the present campaign franchised without imperilling your who remains to be heard from. own liberties. Who are we Who ask this? you may Waltx Music. Nevertheless I do not hold, as some query. A while ago we were the onlyof our patriotic fellow citizens just loyal people you bad down south. sWhen That the waltz is the most charming? now seem to hold, in their all-abound­ your soldiers were escaping from the dance ever invented is sufficiently ing charity, that forgetfulness of the rebels they wanted to see an okl auntie proved by the quantity of beautiful mu­ past is the absolute duty of the present. who would cook them a chicken, or an sic in waltz form written by modern My mental and moral philosophy at old Pompey who would show them a composers, from Weber to Offenbach, * path by which to escape. We brought this point is based upon, the nature and and from Beethoven to Brahma Like the constitution of men. Man is not you the intelligence by which you made the fiddlers of KrilofT’s fable, who were all memory, and he is not all forgetful­ your wav to victory. But you have ••good men but bad musicians,” Bee­ made up with ybur southern brethren. ness, nor should he be, while to foster malice, to study revenge, to nurse So have the democrats. In fact the thoven’s waltzes are good os music, blit wrath is the work of criminals and democrats never fell out (Applause.) detestable as music for dancing. Not so fools, although remembrance of events Now some of the tenderfoot independ­ the waltzes of Weber, the inventor, or. of the past is the highest wisdom and ent republicans want to go back to the at least.the perfeetor of the form, whose surest incentive to progress and reform. south. They are trying to go back by irresistible Invitation to tin- Walts still way of Buffalo and Cleveland, but I remains the most melodious and most There are tongues in trees, sermons in stones, good in everything. Even- ob­ don’t see how they are going to do it. rhythmical specimen of this fascinating . ject in tills world has some means of Now there is George William Curtis, class of music. ' The Invitation to the imparting instruction. Every step of an elegant gentleman. His eloquence Walz was not, it need scarcely be said, num. bird or beast leaves its imprint on is above reproach. At the republican con­ written as xiance music; but a waltz that the ground. Every wheel of cart or vention at Chicago he opposed a resolu­ cannot be danced to deserves to be put carnage leaves its track upon the road. tion binding the delegates to support the in the same category as ttongs that can­ Every keel of ship or schooner leaves nominee, liecause he thought it, was an not be sung; anil Webpr'e typical, mon­ its foaming wake liehind it and shows insult to the honor of the delegates. In umental waltz, at once the most class­ at a glance any deviation from its true the supposition that he was honest and ical and the most romantic example of course. All these and other marks, sincere the resolution was withdrawn, the styl& seems as introduced with Berwhether upon earth, sea or sky, are full out of deference to his feelings. It was lioz’s’orchestration in that master's ver­ of significance and may be turned to taken for granted that he woultKstand sion of "Der Freisjhutz,” to have been by the nominations. But he di(N-not. the -education and welfare of man. primarily written to suit the steps of the But shall these lie marked and studied lie has gone out and established a dancers.' Beethoven’s waltzes,, with all and yet the facts of a moment which moral platform, which says that the their beauty—which, since they are the present contest is not a political one has changed the whole structure of our work of Beethoven, one is bound to ad­ government lie ignored and forgotten ? but a moral, and with a strange hallu­ mit—might have been written to accom­ If we are not to. remember the mighty cination he has put Cleveland on that pany tbe steps of those elephants moral platform. (Derisive cheers.) The conflict between two forms of civilzation I know not what there is left in inconsistency is so great that even a who. in the circus of imperial Rome, the world worth remembering. To blind man can see it, and I think Curtis were trained to walk on the tight rope. Modern waltz music comes almost those good people who call upon us to ♦rill see it before the campaign is over. forget the war, who wish us to believe As the canvass goes on, the fight be­ exclusively from Vienna. Chopin, in­ that every traitor of that period is now tween the republican and democratic deed, is the only composer, not of a loyal man and that every slaveholder parties will overshadow all other®, and Viennese orgin who’has written perfect is a friend to the negro, it may be said the little pop-guns of these independ­ waltzes. Some of the Viennese waltz ‘ ents will go off unheardmakers were not, it is true, born at your advice is not needed. Viennx Gung’l for instance, was a WHAT COURSE TO PUBSUE. Thecauses of forgetfulness already adverted to are qliite sufficient. The I imagine I hear some of my brethren Hungarian. But the composer is some­ American people always largely en­ asking me what course to pursue in times formed by his audience, and at grossed with excitements are more this campaign. I say to every colored Vienna a beautiful waltz is more readily likelv too forget to soon than remember man, the republican party is the deck too long the terrible facts connected on which you should stand. All roads with this conflict. It is already too' that Iwd from the republican party by birth or adoption to Vienna. For difficult to call up a true picture of the1 lead back to the democratic party. A the last sixty years all Europe has national situation of twenty years ago.: vote given to the prohibition party is danced to the music of waltzes by some Events which shook the earth, air dnd1 half a vote given to the democratic members <4 the Strauss family; by sky and plowed themselves beam deep Ky. And the prohibition party will Johann Strauss the eider, or Johann into the very sbul of the nation have ten votes from the republican p&r- StrauM the younger, or by one of the already fallen away into the dim decep­■ ty where it takes one from the demo­ brothers of this younger Johann. cratic. I am a prohibitionist myself. Among other groundless accusations. tive haze of the past. But I am for doing one thing at a time, brought against the English by Heine THE TIME HAS COME when rebel graves are decked with loy­■ and until the colored race have justice, (who, however, bccamejreconciled to ns before he died.) is that of being unable al flowers, when rebel hands frame the• I have no other mission. Now, my friendly aftkyou to re- to waltz In time even to the music of laws of the nation, when loyal men arej building homes for rebel soldiers, but‘ member us. My <bolitionfrirnds, do Strauss. It wm on the authority of » not lay down . y4ur armor until you the time has not come when rebel hands Johann the elder that Heine made this deck with flowers the graves> of I mon. hare, secured for us all rights that charge, which in the present day will be soldiers, nor build homes xor ld> M v HCer-- belong to us as American citizens. Do received with incredulity. That the r not go off on any side issues. We have ans. It is one of the peculiarities of our national relations that a*aveD ^“iI watered vour sod with our tears, tilled ger members of the family still ptmaen. always a better memory than freedom,, it with oiir hands and enriched it with I and was withal a bitter hater. 1 saw■ our blood. We only ask to be treated a special aptitude for waltz composi­ tion. amounting almost to genius, can the ghastly skeleton® of our starvedI as well as those who fought against scarcely be denied; anti negative proof soldiers returning from southern pda*• you. We love this country*, and we of this ‘is given by the comparative fail­ And^nville 11 forgotten., only ask to lie used as kindly as those ure of far greater cmujKwers. such a* Site Thunder *» forgotten inJ teo»e who once hated it. Donizetti and Verdi.; who have both CONCLUDING REMARKS. who picked off our honwt aoldten Hive written formal waltzes; the former in been «een in t>e rx nale ami welcomed Fellow citizens, this great demon­ the third act of "Dob Paaquala.” the Stte^Srle^the White iForne. stration has deeply affected me, I shall We are toM that the aouthern quee- go home with a peculiar feeling of latter in the first act of "La Traviata." finn i.Tetu d- But 1 teU you It will gratitude to the people of Michlgau. never it^Ued until tire eoartUuUon Although I have gone more dirretiy in all tte provision! is rmpected in every against the public opinion of this Vcnsano is believed to •Mthera it«te aa it hi here In Michigan. country than any other man 1 know of, this style, which has I have not seen a gesture or a look ti>- Striking sooccsti bi dav indicating that there was any dis­ hi* Romeo and Jull knowledge “• black man 13 J*m . like of me. I am deeply grateful to you. [Prolonged applause, followed by three cheers.] GOV. BXGOLE*8 ADDKVM. arrived Gov. while Mr. �' NATURE IN AN UPROAR MtNOB NEWS ITEMS. A WILD PANIC IN NEW YORK CITY. Tire estimated com crop of Nebrankn this An Eartbqnake Shake* the City Badly, 000 bushels greater Hum last year. Merchant* In. Mexico complain that most goods feceirud trom ti>e United States are Inferior to the samples shown by drummers. IVestiqtmt, with running mate, trotted two ne.ts at Buffalo Wednesday to beat ills record ot 2:09,' but only made 2:OSX and Other Foist*. « VIOLKST SHOCKS IN THE EAST. New York, Aug. 11.’—The greatest earthquake ever experienced ou Manhattan Island startled fob c>ty at 2:05 o’clock yes­ terday afternoon. All morning the clouds bad been playing hide-and-seek with the sun, and the atmosphere, damp and dry by turns, indicated some Sort of a dbturbance. At 1:45 o’clock tho sun came out In daz­ zling brilliancy, and Induced many thou­ sands <*f people to leave their homes and crowd toe streets. Suddenly there came a violent vibration ot toe e-trth, preceded by a low, long-rumbling sound as if tbe explosions of many heavy guns bad struck an echo in a distant mountain, and caught it up again. In all p-rts of the city the' buildings rocked and trembled for several secondA sending, pell-mell into the streets vast crowds of terrified people, whose blanched faces and palsied tongues told tbe story of their fright A vigorous bombardment of the city could not have shaken the buildings more than did toe sudden vibration. The rumblimr noise and tremulous movement of the earth soon convinced all thinking people that toe dbturbaucc was not das to any tiling that bad taken place ou toe earth’s surface. It was plainly an eu thquake. There has boon do such dis­ turbance in tills city since 1870, and even in that year too shock was trifling compared with tliat which was experienced yesterday. If yesterday's shock had been slightly more violent Manhattan Island would doubtless . in a few second’s have been in ruins, and tbe loss of life would certainly have been appalling. As It was, consternation prevailed in all quarters. Tbe course of toe disturbance seems to have been from east to west There was a sudden sliaking of buildings throughout the city. Windows rattled, buildings trem­ bled as If being agitated by tbe action of powerful machiuery underneath them, and in some quarters people were thrown from lounges and heds to the floor, and persons standing on tho sidewalks wore made to dance around. From stoops people were precipitated to the sidewalk. The falls of most of them were probably due more to fright than to the vibration of the earth. Crockery was upset, and In some parts of the city the dining-room tables were Bhakeu, and . the persons who were seated crorjid them experienced such a feel­ ing as Is common on the ocean .during a gala An instant before tbe shock the sun was obscured behind dense, leaden clouds, and a moment after the clouds Balled awny, leaving the sun shining In full force and thbsky perfectly clear. Opinions differ as to the duration ot the shock, competent scientific men making It range all the way from ten to forty sec­ ends. The Jewish qdarter on tlie east side of the city, bounded by Chatham Square, Houston street, the Bow­ ery and East River. was' in a state of pre­ cipitous tumult Tbe ^xuiic was great m the Jewish synagogue on Pike street where five hundred people wfire assembled. An indescribable scene occurred, especially on East Broadway. Men (yelled and jumped about dragged their furniture from hall­ ways and threw it out of windows, while terrified women clutched their children and piteously begged for mercy. The jiolice were hurried from the station bouses ht first to find a great explosion, and falling -In thia, they turned tiieir attention to die terror-stricken people at the corner of Rutgers street and East B roadwar. There was a pathetic scene nt Hint place. Jacob Ballnsky. nn aged Hebrew, had carried ills household goods thither, and his wife and seven children were assembled about hii^J All were on their knees with heads bent lowf and the old innn was praying in Hebrew, dow soft and tremulous, sow loud aud plead­ ing and full of anguish. , “ What is he saying’.’” a reporter asked bls neighbor, nn intelligent Hebrew. “He is a Polish Jew,’1, was toe answer. “He is tolling God— not Christ, miud you —that he has been faith|ful all his day's, that his wife has been virtuous aud econom­ ical. But lie asks tor mercy for his chil­ dren—asks that their sins be forgiven and their puuinhineut put on him. The old man Is an orthodox Jew. I ain’t, and I don’t believe lu it, but that’s what he’s saying.” Church belts were rung by toe shock In many sections of the cityJ wldle other church bells in the same block*! remained silent. The clock on tlie police fieadquurters build­ ing stopped at 2:U7 o'clock niter running constantly for many yeais. In many large restaurants mid hotels the gas globes and chandeliers were shnkenl off and smashed, while the guests ran out In alarm. One peculiarity of the vibbit|on is toe fact that the very largest mid most solid buildings in toe city were the most shocked, while light, flimsy, fjumu buildings were liardly touched. The post-office and city ball each felt toe shock. At toe former tlie watchman said It shook tiie place like a leaf, lasting four or five seconds, and felt like the rumbling of a very heavy wagon passing close by.' Tne lock boxes rattled greatly as If eouie one was shaking tlteni violently. The persons on the second flour of the building were convinced that an explosion had oc­ curred close by. lb the Western Union building the shock was particularly noUceabie, frighten Ing all who Were within IL Tlie manager In charge of the operatlng-rcom. In tlie top story, said: “Over fifty of us were hi tbe room at the time, and the building shook so tliat toe operator* rushed to. the doors, toluking something about tire building had fallen. Why even the papers lu our hands were shaken lu a lively manner. The shock took place st 2:09 o’clock, and continued ten sec­ onds. WitolQ ten minuted dispatcher be­ gan to come bi about It from other places. On tbe lower floor of toe building It was thought that one ot the engines liad sud­ denly become unmanageable, and In the boiierroom the engineer feeling the ground tremble thought tost a part of toe machinery In tbe upper part of the building had given eltKnent among colored people in different localities between Twenty-fourth and Twen­ ty-eighth streets and Sixth and Eighth ave­ nues. Women were greatly frightened. and even the men were timid ami gave exproasion to their fears that Ute end of ton world iuul coma. ▼felted at 2:10 yeaturday afternoon with an Ing distant thunder. There were two KILLED AT A CBOSSING. the --- WEEKLY TRADE OoadlthM or •-OOVJ to bed GinAiu.vnxs, Pa., Aag. 9.-A frightful accident occurred at Connor colliery. near here, yeatarday rmrning. A family named Dixon, returalng to their home at Lost Creek after attending a funeral, were rid­ ing In • clure carriage drawn by two bones and driven by a man named Ready., When the carriage arrived at the rail- Tbe famous cannon “Old Klckapoo” was purchased for •! 13 from a Chicago junk­ dealer by the Kansas Historical Society, and will be shipped back to Topeka. workings of toe breaker and toe whistlings Fire in J. A- Lewis’ dry-goods Louse at of a small mine locomotive frightened the Columbus. Ga., Wednesday morning result­ horses, which stopped right to the middle of ed In a loss of $75,000. tire track. The driver sprang from bis seat Tire committee of Chicagoans which made tbe r. . igemento for the Republican and endeavored to pull the balky animals National Convention reports having collect­ off tho track, but before he could do ed,825,704, of which amount $12,542 will so a Pennsylvania railroad engine which be returned to subscribers. was pushing a long train of empty Tbe National Convention of tbe Amalga­ cars Into the Connor colliery came mated Association at Pittsburgh indorsed up, and the cars struck the carriage, smash­ John Jarrett fot Chief of toe new Labor ing it to pieces. The occupants of the car­ Bureau, and requested Prusident Arthur to riage were Martin Dixon,- aged fifty- four sign his commission at an early day. years, his wife, his son Anthony Dixon, The people of San Antonio, Tex., have and tho latter’s wife and' child aged six guaranteed $1*75,000 toward the cost of one months, Mrs. Cuff, sister of Mrs. Dixon, nundred and forty miles of railway to senior, and Jennie Dixon, sister ot An­ Arkansas Bay on the Gulf of Mexico, with thony. Martin Dixon sprang Irani the car­ the design of creating a rival city to Gal­ riage at tho moment the train struck It, and escaped with serious Injuries. Of the veston. J. C. S. Harrison, toe defaulting banker others, Anthony Dixon, bls . mother, wife of Indianapolis, is dangerously UL Hand­ and aunt were killed outright. Jennie Dix­ bills were scattered over the city during on was ^frightfully injured. Every rib in Tuesday nlghb representing that the work­ her body was broken and she also suffered fce brain. ing classes demand from him a square set­ a severe concussion of Her death was reported at 7:80. tlement within three days. The baby was found lying under Lieutenant J. O. Mackey, of tbe Third the mangled bodies of its parents, apoarCavalry, has been convicted of beating an entiy unhurt The driver and Martin officer’s servant without provocation, and Dixon ware the only ones who escaped will be confined to the limits of tlie reserva­ death. One horse was killed and tire ether tion at Fort ixmveuworth for eight months died shortly after. The bodies ot tire killed and forfeit $400 of liis jiay. were horribly mangled, that ot Anthony In the Memphis district, embracing sec­ Dixun being cut to pieces, which were gath­ together and placed In a tions of Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas ered Thu women’s bodies were and Alabama, toe cotton plant is in good box. condition, mid with favorable weather toe mangled almost beyond recogn'llon. Tho yield will W greater than that of 1833. entire party live at L*»t Creek, near here. The com crop also promises to be abun­ The spot where the accident occurred has dant always been looked upon as dangerous, and Tbe coffee and spice mills of Davis, Sack­ several Sdhuylkll! County Grand Juries er & Perkins, In Bonton, valued at 330,000, have pronounced It so and recommended the placing of a watchman Ibero, but the wore burned yesterday morning. company bns never done it The Coroner’s - Archbishop Ryan will next week leave St Louis to take charge of the see of Phila­ inquest will be held to-day. delphia. The Arctic Dead. *. The Rochester Driving Park offers $2,000 New York, Aug. &—The Greely expe­ to Westmont to attempt to lower his record, dition ships, the Bear, the Thetb and the and, if he succeeds, will give $1,000 addi­ tional. Alert, arrived at'noon off Governor’s Island The Central Illinois M. E. Church Annual 1 Secretary Lincoln, Generals Sheridan and Conference will meet at Kewanee, Septem­ Hancock, and other anny and naval of­ ber 24, over which Bishop Bowman will ficers, with troops, received tho bodies from preside. tire vessels, tbe forts firing a funeral sa­ Iron mills at Pittsburgh employ at pres­ lute. ent seven thousand men less than lut year, The following ba list of the dead and and the depression is greater than for sev­ places of terial: Lieutenant James E. eral years. Lock wood, Annapolis; Lieutenant Fred F. The Keystone Base-Ball Club of Phila­ Kbllngbury, Rochester, N. Y.; Sergeant delphia, a member of tbe Union Associa­ Israel, Kalamazoo, Mich.; Sergeant David tion, disbanded Thursday for lack of finan­ C. Rabton, Howard. Knox County. Ohio; cial support Sergeant David Linn, Philadelphia; Sergeant General Negley, President of toe Nation­ William Cross. Washington; Corporal al Union League, has called a meeting of Joseph Ellison, Pottsville, Pa.; Private the National Executive Committee at New William Whistler. Delhi, In<L; Private York for the 22d Inst William A. Ellis, Clyde, N. Y. /The New Orleans Exposition . Managers Bea Butler San Hs Will Run. will negotiate to have Bartholdi’ statute ex­ hibited at New Orleans before It is placed New York, Aug. 7.—The following let­ in position on Bodioe’s Island. ter has been sent to tbe Sun; . All toe militia companies bi Michigan are Boston, Maa*.. Aug. t.-To Ute Bnn. Charts encamped at Island Lake, in command of A. bona, gadorof the >ew Forte 3-*n; Aa a General W. IL Withington. Governor means of reachfhg more oueriBts than I can do In any other way. I write to you thia note Begole was on tlie grounds Thursday. for »uoh um aS you may choom to make of it. Tbe annual tournament of tbe Western My answer to the querist* is; I do intend Hille Assochitlon will be held at Western to stand tiy tbe nominations for tbe Green­ Union Junction, near Milwaukee. August backers and laboring men and Anti-Monopo, tiiti*. nnu nope cvurytxxiy will win vote for mo a* t nd 1i hOp ® everybody 25-27. A large number of money am’ 11 who thinks that It Is tho beet thin# tn do. I badge prizes have been arranged. < will Five the reasons for my action, reillVU which uro uro .. --------‘“J to the pubUo as noon ns 1 can General Trevino will accept the War controlling, have the benefit of Mr. Cleveland** letter of Portfolio in tiie Mexican Cabinet,, having aoooptance. bo '?.at where I dhagroe with him reached a satbfactory agreement with Pres­ I maj- do him no lnjust.ee. Very truly your ident Diaz before the election. It is believed friend and servant, RSUAMIX f. Bltlek. that Trevino will be the lYesldeutiul candi­ date In.tbe next campaign. Going Io Fill Up the TlckeL Seven strurturwi at Eau Claire, Wli, Chicauo, Aug. 7.—The following notice were destroyed by tire Friday afternoon, creating a ioa of $11,000. will bo Bent to-day to every member of the In attenipling to beat his reconL Jay­ National Anti-Monopoly Committee: Eye-See at Buffalo Friday trotted without a Un-Uft InsiruoUona from tbe convention of May IL It becomes the duty of tho National skip in 2:lOX« Committee to select a candidate for VtceHeavy frost in Wexford and adjoining Preaidont ot the Uniteu Suite*. For Uil* purcounties in Michigan Thursday night dam­ potw. and tor the transaction of other im­ portant business, tbe members of said comaged small fruits. yuilttet are hereby notifle-d to meet at tbe An assignment was made Friday by John/' beiulquurtcrs in the Brigtrs House, Chtcaoo. Degraw & Sous, lumber dealers at St Paul, uLultn^no clock am-, Saturday, August K 1884. Y ou are earnestly urged to bo pruaenu their liabilities being $40,000. • John F. Hbnrv. t'hairman. The failure of Altman, Deme! in an cfc Fuclis, wholesale liquor dealers, nt Boston, with $75,000 liabilities is announced. Many Niles ol Pralrte on Ara. Albert Winter, cashier of the J. L Case Denver, CoL, Aug. 3.iNews has Just Thraslilng Machine Company, at Racine, been received of a destructive prairie fire has absconded with SI.000 of tbe firm’s about one hundred and fifty miles north­ fund. The National Dental Association at Sara­ east ot here on the range between Denver toga Friday elected George H. Cailiiugtoo, Junction and the Frenchman. The burned of Chicago, President and decided to meet district extends about thirty miles along the next year at Minneapolis. Platte River and back from the river a great McCormick (pitcher). Brkxly and Glass­ distance, covering a portion of the Jed cock havo quitted the Cleveland League Brush. Governor Routt and Bruce Johnson team, and will play the remainder of the ranges. It has inflicted great loss on toe stock interest in that regioa. season with toe Cincinnati Unions. . While. Edwarf! Lynch was repairing a Vidor, tar Uta.-IMItar hldri" loco motive at Jackson, Mich., Friday,; a pine blew out, and toe escaping steam so Omaha, Nu*. Au*. Thu defendant soflded him that toe flesh dropped from his In a "Mother Hubbard" diira cum war dleback ami anna tutaeed Thoiada,. deferent to public Holmes. Lafferty A Co., dealers in live stock at Pittsburgh made assignments Fri­ opinion cauelfK the polloe chief net to day, with liabilities of $100,000. Tbe Penn proeeeute. The atyla ot dm. Involved Is now worn more than ever. Bank suspension caused toe failure. Tbe arrest of four young men at Sche­ nectady, N. i”., Thursday night who were involved in a disturbance with the Salvation Army, resulted in tbe assembling of a mob wlm threatened to throw tbe policemen In' Uie canal and bum tbe umy barracks A tile-kiln collapsed tatar Lima, O., Saturday, burning five workmen, two of whom were mortally Injured. Anderson Riley, formerly a slave In ^irginki, die-1 recently near Alton, Hl, UaLi ing to be 111 years of age. Bragg’s Iron Brigade will hold a reunion at Lancaster, Wla. August 38. Generals Gibbon and Fairchild Intend to be present Showers Brothers’ bedstead factory at Saturday afteruoon, causing a lore In excess of $80,000. Tbe Seventh Missouri District Democrats took 079 baiiota for a Congressional candi­ date. aud adjourned witbout making a nomination. Reports from Fargo, D. T., state tire wheat crop is tbe largest ever known in that port of tbe country. Harvesting will become general there this week. Ad International Medical Congress began at Copeunmren Sunday in the presence of a number of royal*personages and the Danish Council of state. Tfie congress include! Fmly NI0ts to Iowa. DuavquE. la.. Aug. a.—The weather to unseasonably eool, and toe nights are frosty. 1Train* arriving yeatordsy morning showed tho tops ot the cars white with frost. As .yet no damage has been done to the oom. ibut the views of country buyers are quite or mwtltandto. —•' Ing to tbo literal •’ «"*» “ ““ wutartl. but to dodinlng Trta-. gnuu. to zrnwteiwr’-* bon. taadln* tr « omtora Mld« Horn notllig the V* r mootloned, do not moollon «nr .peetMl <■«*uro of the eoramorttal duration nurklng a substantial improvement- At various points there has been some gain *n dry-goods, groceries and notions from Jobber* and brixhter anticipations indulged in respecting the lr3Tbe coal market finds the demand less than toe supply, anti tbe estimate is tliat two to three weeks' sioi>p*t<e thl> yean Id addition tn -the usual fortnight in December, will be necessary to keep 00*1 from accumulating. Iron is very dull in­ deed. Wheat has been weaker and lower oo re­ ports of' brilliant weather at home and abroad, declining takings by exporter*. Wheat has gone off about three ceute ou the week, but corn has advanced one-half cent, owimg to toe heavy gain In tbe earlier por­ tion* Tbe cool weather causes some anxiety In regard to tbe corn crop. Provisions have been a<lvan<*lng on reported renewed pur­ chases on foreign account, and a better Southern demand. There has been n good demand tor wool in al! the lending markets, anti values have been well maintained with some tendency to improvement on staph There were 27tt fallunw in the United States reported to .Bvadttrcfi'n during the past week, ns compare ! - with 241 in tlie preceding week, and with 100, 95 and 100 respectively in the corresponding weeks of 1338. 1883 aud ISliL Canada had 35, a deWILL BE BAD FOR WORKMEN. Pittsburgh, Pa., Aug. 11.—For months past tho pig-iron producera have been com­ plaining of dull trade and extremely low prices. In order to reduce tbe stock In the • entire country, on hand G. IL Hull, ot Louisville, Ky., recently ad­ dressed several of tire furnace proprietors of thp South asking if they would unite in an agreement to bank* up their furnaces for a month or so, providing u majority of tire furnaces in the United States would join, Tire replies were all in the affirmative, and recently circulars have been sent to every furnace proprietor lu tho country with full instructions to report to Mr. J. D. Weeks, secretary ot the Western Pig Iron association, of Pittsburg, immedi­ ately on its receipt The time designated Is from September 1 to Npvember 1. The replies to tire circulars have not yet been roceived, but it is though't tho plan will re­ ceive general approval, and in tills manner bring about the desired end. BENEATH FALLING WALLS. a Kentucky ConOsgraLloo. Catlettsburg, Ky.. Aug. IL—Sunday morning a fire broke out hi Patton Broo.’ warehouse. The flames soon spread and consumed five brick bulltliugs adjoining. The walls of one of the buildings fell dur­ ing the conflagration, and buried N. P. Andrews, Charles Sherri ft and James McKenzie. Efforts to rescue them alive were successful except in the case of Mc­ Kenzie, who was dead when bis body was reached. While tbe rescuing party was at work other wails fell and buried David Kinnner, Jr. and John Graham. Their bodies wore rec<*ered this afternoon burned to a crisp. Robert Miller and Samuel Kelly, and a number * of' colored men were buried by a portion _ .wall , falling on them, and Miller and Kelly died soon after being takenrout It b thought that sever ladies still tonkin beneath the ruins. Several BW men„ were also fatally injured. The loss amounts to $70,000. Double Murder. Aklwoton, Tex., Aug. IL—Saturday morning at four o’clock R. A. Lindsey mur. dered.his stepfa-ther, James A. Wright, and his stepsister, Fanny Wright, who were at the time in bed. Fannie was occupying an apartmebt with her sister. Lindsey, for a cause not definitely known, entered the house, and. inspired by a murderous trenxy made his way to Wright’s room and ehot him dead. The noise of tire discharge of fire-arms aroused Fannie, who arose in bed, but before She coyij gn(n floor Lindsey shot her through toe brain. The 'mm. u,. room, followed by bullets from Lindsey’s pistol fortunately without effect Lindsey escaned to tbe woods, and was at last aoJounto at large, though clmely pursued. Dissatisfied at the terms of his father’s will, Henry MlUinross killed himself Satur­ day at Bellevue, la. ।res.ua, WaiiMKtar.w q.kilvldl Uk. th. hret T.rr* NoruAra nr.uiwl .nd rt— usd ro-" ..re dSJS.lt . 1 Ky.li »boTO UUrro from u» vum ultra, dtad ymtenU, mom lot <«M ta a tlor. Choice Good Medium•_ Butcbera' Stock n^t***** Cattle . i SHEEP LlrO~GOO<1 to Cl*010^ BUTTER—Cre*o>’-~' ’ ”'- FLOUB—Wimer R£fci" OBAJII-Wiw; Ki 1 Rye. No. r ’’ ’ 10 property. Grw-n Hurt POTATOES: LUMBER— Common Flooring Common Board* John B. Dawson, a clerk in the Pension Bureau at Wash they had lard oil lamps that smoked and sputtered and smelled: then he saw two or three printers blinded by explo­ bions cd camnhene and spirit gas, then | kerosene came in and heated up the news-room dn summer nights like a fur- I nace; then the office put in gas, and now tbe electric light sw and dazzled nis ol into them from his his wav home a p—, -cheese that," and reminded him that he was disturbing the peace and people wanted to sleep. But when he wanted to sleep the rest of the world for whom he had sat up all night to make a morn- i ing paper, roared and crashed by down i the noisy streete under his window, with cart and truck and omnibus; blared | with brass bands. ’ bowled with hand . organs, talked and shouted; and even , the shrieking newsboys, with a ghastly r rarram murdered << aiM-WTH AND TBCt FRCH old printer by yelling the name af his I - FLAVOR THEV STAND ALONE, own paper. , • . av tm Year after year the foreman reared at Price Baking Powder Co him to remember that this wasn t an | chioaao, hl «. afternoon paper, editors shrieked down j ■‘>«« <>► ’ • tbe tube to have a blind man put on Dr. PHOTS CrtBm Bakin? P&wdsr that dead man’s case; smart young proof . ,.D_ 6 ’ wwww readers scribbled-sarcastic comments on f)r Price's Lnnnlin r» hi. work, on the m«g*n at bi. proof 1 >«U*t Gems, s slips. they didn't know hou how -to-------read.slips, long-wincfed oorrvspondenta learning to write, and long-haired poets who could never learn to spell wrathfully cwt all their imperfections upon his head. But through it all he wrought patiently, and found more sunshine than shadow in the world: be had more friends than ene­ mies. Printers and foremen and press­ men and reporters and editors came aud went, but he saw newsroom and aanctura filled and emptied and filled and emptied again and filled again with new strange faces. He believed in his craft, and to the end he had a silent pity, that came as near being contempt as his good, forgiving old heart could feel, for an editor who had not worked his way from a regular devilship up past tho cases and tlie imposing stone. He worked all that night, and when the hours that are so short in the ball­ room and so long in the composing-room drew wearily on, he was tired. He hadn’t thrown in a very full case, he said, and he had to climb clear into the boxes and chase a type up into a corner before be could get bold of it. One of the boys, tired as himself—but a printer is never too tired to be good natured— offered to change places with him. but the old man said Utere was enough in the case to last him through this take, and he wouldn’t work any more to­ night. The type clicked in the silent room, and bv and by the old man said: •Tm out of aorta.” And sat down on the low window sill ahis case, with his stick in his hand, bands folded wearily in his lap. Tbe types clicked on. A galley of tele­ graph waited. “What gentleman is lingering with I) 13?” called the foreman, who was always dangerously polished and polite when he was on the point of exploding with wrath and impatience. Slug Nine, passing the alley, stopped to speak to the old man sitting there so quietly. ' / The telegraph bov came running in with the last manifold sheet, shouting: ••Thirty!” They carried the old man to the fore­ man’s lung table and laid him down reverently r.n<! covered bis face. Thev took.the htick out of his nerveless hand, and rem! his last take: . November 23.-Tbe American bark RHgTim went to niece* off Marblehead in it IL’ht jr::le about mknlghu She w** old and un-eaworthy, and this was to have bar­ ber taut trip. —Btirlinglon Hawkeye. jrcsa « * -tj- b-5* c , __ LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD YEASTGEMS Thn best dry nop yeast in the w-* -id, Brtaf rained .by this yeast is lijhL whe ; ar.d wbol*. WM like our grandmother's d>»i.:- ..:.~br-31 . ’ QROCERM SELL THEM. MtcMOsa nv rm Price Baking Powder Co., ■nTB tf N. BtcriljKa! rtejj Etna, Ch'loaco. 111. 8t. Louie, Mo. State of Mlehimu). County of Barry-« AV a seMiou of the Probate Court for t',<* county of Barn, hohien at the Probate offlee in the city ol Hasting* in null! countv on Ttfulay the 12th day of August hi the year one thouV and eight hundred and elghty-fuur. Present, Clement Smith, JudRe of Probate In the matter of the estate ot Arthur E. Has­ kin*. deceased. On reading and filing the petition, dtdv veri­ fied. ot Charie* G. Bentley, adminlstratrc of the estate of said deceased, praying that hr may be Ueenoed to Well tbe real estate of which *aid de ceased died seized for reasons therein sei forth Thereupon it u ordered, that Tuesday, the Kt* day of Sep. next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of *aid petitiou. and that tbe heir* at law of wild deceased, sad all other MTNous Interested in said estate, are re­ quired to appear at a se»s!oi> of said court, then to be holdeu at the Protau* office. In the city of Hastings, In said county, and show cause. II any there be, why the prayer of the pentloaer should not Im* granted. . And it is further ordered that said petitioner give notice to the pennm* ihterreUd in said estate, of the pendency of said petition, and the hearing thereof by l ansir.R a copy of this order to be published In tin- HflKitigs BANS ER. a newspaper printed and circulate! lu said county of Barry once In v*;u*h week for three sueicewire weeks previous to wild day of hearing CLEMENT SMITH. A true copy. Judge of Probate. An old physician, retired from imctlce; havinc had placed lu hi* iiarxb by an East India missionary the formula ol a simple vegetable remedy for t lie speedy and permanent cure of Consumption. Broncfiltis. Catarrh, Asthma and *U throat and lung affection j, also a ixx'.tlvr and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all nerrou« complaints, after having tested its wonderful f>‘r»ti'L* ix’wt-rs in tnousands of caaea, has felt It hb duty to make it known to hl* suffering fellows. Actuated bv tin* motive and a desire m re,,e7 hV,maJ‘ •uSering. I «««d free ot cbarge^to all who desire it. this recipe, in Ger•r English, with tun directions flor using. Sent bv mall by artdresa- In that Aa Eye to BualacM. Houbklra. Ura druBl.t, U >l>an ■ * ide awake to business and spare* no pains to . ^r^bwt of every «tlcl?mhtolK; He , have a cough and wnat rebel, .hint of hlaam for tire Throat and !•««>»• A 1 remedy foe those diseases. 1 nee » Don’t Forget It ' hi:i> e cane and rain-storm visiuj section yestenby. Twelve peraoo* were Naw York, Aug 8.—A dtaMtch to thto H* worked by every kind of THE MARKETS. LIVE STOCK-CatUe M gwy................ nxAT-aiidiaKi;::;;r J Patents [ * WHEAT-Mo. 2 Had............ r CHICAGO. Ora"taj 0< Four OinMn. to dinner. 6 8 W YOUR ME! AND SOLICIT IT ON STRICTLY BUSINESS PRINCIPLES Good Goods, Plenty of Them LOW PRICES and HONEST DEALING Give our Stock aud Prices an Investigation. CALL SOON AT ■eteal MM, $8,974.81$. with hk brother kiUe/hiTadJXir S ROWERS' ■ ■ u doore west of the bank. �The Hastings Banner. THE *P> rival ot Mlehig^^^r.X Jooddltaeai»l<»ttoHa«Shig, by tbe th“ h<! WU1 POUr r™^ “thro’*1> U» Journal. msnwis. ranuY. auoust u. un. reunion The lierwnd family havl. heJrt stricUv^n I1UGle thls "“oonwinent fekjj mpaUry of a large dnle of friend,; grictlyin Mrabct It to n„ snaU ma£ or tbe whole oomnnnuty sorrow with them. dbPle“‘>re of e man The funeral took place at the late rea-hf*“ idenoe of the decree.<1 W«lms(lay after­ 1 tne Deity “from origin." noon, and was largely attended. The win L\°^*1T1°N convention remains wen- consigned to their last aurt’nt^Sec“y< Saturday rraW fdao^ In RiveAlde cemetery M 11 B. m., to nominate delegate to Stale, eongrraaonal and senatorial delePEB8OWAL. SEXT"1” reprtt*enativ(- ♦kr^Uer.of Charlotte, was in a tbe legislature and county office™. the city Tuesday. Each township will be entitled to four a/ST ^2?®’ °f Charlo««. l» the guest delegates, and each ward in thle dtr • Of Mi»s Lillian Estes. Further particulars next week. Mrs. Aldrich, of Dowling. Is visiting c. W. Jones Is at work this week at county clerk Mack’s. * burning the -Evening Journal”™ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Brown, ot Manis­ Detro t, the spiciest, newsiest and neat­ tee, were in die city the past week. est, dally paper in tbe state. It sparkles Lewis Stem goes to New York thiswith specials, state news, fashion notes, and society items. Only 10 ' week to purchase his fall stock ot goods. W“ Mrs. Geo. Nichols Is spending a few weeks with her husband In the north­ ern part ot the state. F. C. Brooks and wits are spending the week with relatives and friends in Prairieville and Orangeville. W1NG to th<* fact that the two Renrtona of week, delivered at your place ot busi­ Caihonu aud Barry counties ware set for the MrCe daj-s. the Reunion of Barry county hasness or at your home. Subscriptions been postponed two weeka. received bye. W,JonesorJ.B.Roberts. The Soldiers aud Sailors .The preliminary examination of Mr Of lUrrv eoiiutv will hold their Second Annual Chas. Barnaby, of Hastings township' Rendon on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, arrested for bastardy upon complaint SepteiulMT 3d, 4th and 5th, 1884, of Mary C. Lewis, of the’ same town­ ship, occured on the 12th. After hear­ AT HASTINGS. ing the testimony in behalf of the peo­ U1 vx--ul'’-let* and Kailora, whether members ple Prosecutor Colgrove nolle pronged 1- Y R. »r not. are cordially Invited to be the case, the evidence showing connrv-en: uid aarifrt the battalion. I: . lufcntlonof the Ponta In thia Reunion >! ruiin-dratlou ever iwcn tn Harry clusely that Barnaby is not the guilty cc."-:-. , -uid to make It more enjoyable to the party. ,’,| i -nliiK-r- and their friends. The -, ro.-rnm "ill be different each day, but For some time the greenback leaders .siii ।. made up in part of a . of this city have been “sicking on” the Military Camp, ' ' . prohibition movement, with the idea Inspection, that it would, as they admitted “draw Guard Mounting, most from the republicans." But the Infantry Drills, numtea- of greenbackers, disgusted with Dross Parade, their party’s sell-out, who are now mi­ Speaking, grating into the prohibition ranks does Sham Battles, net cause the fugclars to smile very Rv.uhrn. COMMITTEE greatly. r FitzGerald Poet No. 36, O. A. R. The Middleville base ball club came down here Tuesday after the belt. The home nine aver tliat the visitors brought withThem a Grand Rapids catcher, and Chilled Flow 1'olnts, all kind*, so refused to contest for the belt. A plain poiuti* for one dollar. game was played, however, resulting in 31 to 21 for the Hastings team. Bild Jackson Drain Tile at reduced price*. breaks were made on both sides, and 11-iOw F. H. Harlow A C< the earned runs were not too numerous to mention. .. A good in licit eow, about five yearn old. Apply to Mrs. O. S. Htulley or Knappen & At the congressional convention at Jackson Tuesday, Mr. James O’Donnell, the talented . and popular editor and one good 1.300 lb. horse, also a Hoc proprietor of the Jackson Citizen, re­ 80 sheep and SO lainbs, a quantity of ceived the republican nomination by acclamation. Mr. O’Donnell is a man v*sit of Hastings. A. D. Itork. thoroughly qualified for the position of Circulation this weekr 1,110. congressman, is very popular all over The weekly edition of the Banner the district, and his election will be as certain as his calling. is now over 1,700. 0 Mr. P. N. Stimson, of Ann Arbor was in the dty Sunday and Monday^ the guest of A. Black and family. Hon. H. F. Pennington, of Charlotte, was in the dty Wedneedav. Some fences over this way needed “fixin." Miss Sarah Hams, who has teen visiting relatives and friends in this city, left Monday morning for Iowa. Fred Spangemacher and the party that returned from a week’s camp and fish at M all lake report a very pleasant time. Local News. We submit that the custom of ball­ Baptist Sunday School picniced at playing and foot-racing on the fair­ Thornapple Wednesday. * Call id E. A. Mattison's music store grounds each Sunday intenhres and anti- e those nice organs \v4tjh lamps does violence to the opinions of those whp regard the Sabbath as a day of oh them. rest, and as one to be observed religious­ .Mr E. A. Mattison incites all to ly. Whether this is the idea or those call at his music store and get a picture who assemble on the grounds Sundays | ol the presidential nominees, free of or not does not matter; they ahould j show proper respect for the rights and There will l>e an ice cream social at opinions of others. Such respect would the M. 1’. church, Barry ville, August not permit of the proceedings men­ 20th. lor the iienefit of the pastor, L. E. tioned. Abbott. Friday last Mrs. Ambrose Cox and Rutland prohibitionists will hold her daughter, Lida L., aged 1% were ar­ a caucus at the town house Friday, rested for the alleged murder of a child, August the 22, at 1. p. m., to elect four born to the daughter July 8th. The delegate* to theN'Zunty convention. parties live in southwest Johnstown, Head, the announcement elsewhere and there is great excitement over the ol -Mr. Augustus Rower, dealer in boots affair in that town. It is claimed that and shoes. Mr. Rower has bargains for Mrs. Cox is the principal in the crime, those who patronize him. Call in and and that she bjirned tlie lxxly*of the in­ fant to avoid exposure. But certain -Mil Z. B. Willison has leased the clews were given to Sheriff Creasy and rrtjtaur;int, corner State and Church his deputies, which led to the arrest, and streets, and takes possession today— would seem to make certain the pun­ Thursday. Mr. Silsbee has leased the ishment of the guilty pair. A brother of Mrs. Cox, and a married inftn, is said Central House. to be,the father of the murdered child. -Mi:. Dan. Lake, the blacksmith' Should this prove true, Johnstown " hose shop is two doors north of the should be made ho. tpr than hades for •»ank building, solicits a share of pat­ >. ronage. Dan. Is a first-class workman him. and a worthy young man. Died.—In this city, Monday, August The Enuuiuel S. 8. picnic which was 11th, George E. Goodyear, aged 39 years. to have been given on Wednesday of His disease was nervous prostration this week, has been postponed to Fri­ and consumption. Mr. Goodyear was born and reared in day of this week. Children are request­ ed to meet at the chapel as before ar­ this city, where he has always lived. His tastes and talents were of a busi­ ranged. Friday, to-day, the Hastings and ness turn, aM he was known far and Lowell clubs cross bats at Freeport. If wide as one of the most accurate, faith­ intoraatzon rooreraiag thr institute "“JwieaabeoWitarfofm, ,t it,,. High KhooH«ul.!tag Circuit Court Calendar.—Fol­ and could find no relief. Ln a recent lowing is the calendar of t***? Bam- attack which extended to the neck, shoulders and back, the pain was in­ county arcuit court, August term: tense. She resolved to try St. Jacole criminal. Oil, the great pain-reliever. Kubbimr pW Vsburgiarv. the parts affected, three times Only, all jiain^vanishwl as if by mafic, and has «toT£ not returned. Persons whose lungs are impaired or have throat diseases should not go to dJhe People vs. Stephen Durfee; mur- the seashore, as the air is alwavs powonoub to such troubles, tse Dr. Bigelow’* The People vs. James Prosser; rob- Positive Cure. It cures coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, asthma, influenza, and ^fte People vs. Joseph T. Goucher; all throat and lung diseases. Montr ffomery & Co., druggists, Decorah. Iowa, The People vs. Charles Mann: rob- say: “We are having a run on Positive Cure. It gives universal satisfaction.” rpilE HARVEST IS PAST! ^The People vs. Thomas Casey; bur- Price 50 cents and 'one dollar. Trial bottles free of Fred'k Hotchkiss. murder’eopl<’ ”■ Durwln J’ McKay; Where the Fire ib Out. ISSUES .OF FACT. ‘ .w^^ran\?',Ta^tz vs- Wrn- Varner, deft, and appellant; assumpsit. Amberg vs. Casper N. Dun­ ham, deft, and appellant; assumpsit. .iUcyXftF?atv^ «A- s- Winnand[appellant; replevin. Henry L. Newton and Chas. & Bur­ ton Vft_2?e Mich* fentral R. R. Co.; assumpsit. ’ Mark McCamly vs. John C. Coleman et ah; assumpsit. Mayford vs. Jacob Burgdoff and .Sarah Burgdoff; assumpsit. wRut.h. £: Mudge vs. Allen Jomw and //In-. M- Stebbins, as inspectors of elecU«?n f°r 1116 third ward' of the city of Hastings; trespass on the case. Eunice Sherman vs. Chas. H. Bradv assumpsit. J Lorenzo D. Gardner vs. James Ryan and Mary Ryan; replevin. Bernhard M., Bernhard L. and Myer 1 lessen berg vs. Ralph S. Jordan; asstuup- Cobper Mfg. Co., of Mount Vernon, Married, at Norwood, Charlevoix Ohio, vs. Charles Baker; assumpsit. county, Mich., Wednesday, August 6th, CHANCERY. Mr. Earnest Harns and Miss Belle Ethan B. Shipman vs. Eunice R. Ship­ man; divorce. Meech. Anna M. Anweiler vs. George AnMr. Chas. Baldwin was in the city wetler; divorce. Kittie M. New vs. Chas. O. New; di­ Saturday and Sunday. He is doing ex­ cellent work in the Milwaukee l>ase vorce. Adella Elston vs. Robert Elston; di­ ball nine. ' vorce. . . Lydia Manchester vs. Edward Man­ Married, at the residence of Mr. Peter chester; divorce. Schumann, in this citv, tlie 7th, Mr. Henrietta Fraleigh vs.1 Edward FraJohn C. Lenz and Miss Maggie Beamer. leigh; divorce. The Rev. Mr. Bancroft officiating. Mary Beers, vs. Albert Beers; divorce. Caroline A. Warner vs. Jas. L. Reed In this city the 2nd Inst, William H. et id.; foreclosure. Teneyck, of Irving, and Miss Cora Aner Belle Crandall vs. William R. Woodruff, of Rutland, were united in CrandaR; divorce. Madora McGee vs. Thomas McGee; marriage by the Rev. J. W. Bancroft divorce. Mr. Joseph Banks and his mother, of Isabella Davis vs. Lafayette Davis; Ada, Mich., were in the city Monday divorce. In the matter of the petition of Win. and Tuesday, the guests of L. G. Moore B. Barham, to bar (lower 'rights of and wife. Mr. Banks and the writer Mary A. Barham, an insane person. Hearing on; proofs taken. were “boys together.” • Melvin B. Reynolds vs. Estella M. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Haff and Mr. and Reynolds; divorce. • Mrs. Jewett, of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Mahlon Senter vs. Jennie Senter; di­ Jesse Austin, of Nashville, were among vorce; bill and answer. Lyman Newton vs.- Margaret New­ the number from abroad who attended ton; divorce; bill and answer. the funeral ceremonies of thelate George 1*111110 Ragla vs. Christina Ragla; di­ Goodyear. vorce; bill and answer. Walter C. Dunham vs. Emeline M. Sid Crowell divided two first prizes, Dunham; petition for revision and al­ one second-, and won one fourth prize at teration of decree. the Chicago shooting tournament last Geo. W. Gregory vs. Timothy M. week* Sid says Hastings has as good Bush. Injunction bill; proofs in open court. marksmen as can be found- anywhere if Mary J. Strouse vs. Geo. Strouse. Diwl11 onl>' to front | vorce; pleadings and proofs. I Isaac Allerding vsi.Nancy Allerding. . School report of district No. ’ 9,1 Divorce; pleadings and proofs. Hastings, for summer term, commenc-1 Fomun)l GrwnKe. . ing May 5, and ending August 8. To-1 Tho —----------------------------------Bam------ *--------next regular inerting of the Couuty will l>r “held nt Middleville in Ud number of schotara. S4; average Pomonu Grange C>!S ««.« :r. FrfL-.r. “,zt 10:30 a. ni. AH fourth degree inembern are corinvited to attend. C. IL STONE, Master. CHARLES W. BIGGS, Sec. daily attendance, 24. Neither .tardy or absent, Mary Crook and Elvie Thomas. Average in morithJy examinations, and daily standing, as follows: B f t 3 : Mary Crook................ Lena Crook................ Ella Lewis................. Florence Barrett........ Elvie TlioniM... Bessie Pratt.... 107 1» - M 1-0 .’r.91 7D 53 103 Hastings Markets. 78 75 Wheat, white, new Wheat, red.new .. Coni Data. old.. . Beam Apples.................. M-fflSf. Butter .»JT. . . 13 Egg» ../F?............ Fuatoes Apple*, dried Hama, aell for KltCOXD OKA UK. Hhouldera. aeU for. 10 Lard Clarence Lewis. Dry Salted Biden ... Hatlie Barrett . Lime, bbl.... Carrie Barrett..... 70 Water Lime. bbl. Sumner Sponal.le.. Malt, bbl Arthur Crook........ Flaater. ton. ANNA DICK ASON. BeefHMea . . Teacher. ,Calf «.au Bides o<uc»... .............. ................... 11 Farmers will do well to ..... market tbelr butter■ laiuitu. .U.UV WWM W — Tf.a chers of Barry County.—Do this thia month. On SepCemt^r September 1st lai the butterlne csestabliiBmente will open up and dairy butter can­ not forget the teacher's iMtltute to be not compete with them. held in Hastings during the week commenclng Aug 2BUi. All teachers should desire to become better teachers. They cannot do this unless they avail them­ selves of all the opportimltlea, not only for better scholarship, but for better methods of Instruction. Every effort will be made to make the Institute PHOTOGRAPHER. more Instructive than ever lefore. Tbe township school Inspectors are 0F“Watch this apace next week. urging the county examiners to be more particular in teacher’s examlnations, so as to get rid of incompetent teachdra. Surely you who desire to teach, do not wish to be classed among the poor teachera. By your Institute . fees, paid whep you received oartlncata, you have paid the expenses of thia m- ( stitule; now you should try fo get value i for the money you paid. The Institute NEY WARD, World Building. 1387 Broadway, will furnish yon the only opportunity New York. >7 W IM GEO. H. HEATH, the home nine do not get “too badly ful and hard-working business men. rattled" they will probably come home When his father, Hon. H. A Goodyear, the winners. There will also be foot­ did a banking business, before our national bank was chartered, the sub­ races and other sports, and a big time ject of this notice attended to the books, is promised for all who attend. and there he acquired that acquaint­ The society connected with Emanuel ance with banking that made him one ihurch will be entertained on Thurs­ of the very beat of men for such a pur­ day afternoon of next week, by Mrs. suit. When Mr. Bowne moved to this Lottie Russell and. the ladies asaociated dty and the Flrat NaUon^wJ1“‘J io the society rooms id Kow- Hastings was established, Mr. Good­ f.r’a ii i-------J n-Rt.int_. waa established, Mr. uvw8 block, supper served from, six ,'*Ias of the instituinstitue> f »U1 seven. Alim rordtellv Invited. 3«r was made e»Ner o the m. you will have this fall for obtaining a «hUl seven. AU are cordially invited; knowledge of the -effects of alcohol snd JOB PRINTING. ..T”1' democrat, in an article stating narcolire on the human system,” snd , that the alitor is opposed to colored ^^MnGoodyear, while a* able b“ln"8 the new tew requires that you shsll be stockings on scientific principles, closes man and a genial, «o*l examined In that subject. I would not SUCH ^ remarks by saying that “white ever courwone in l>u«ln«. compel you to sttend the Institute but stockings look tetter." Brother IU1- in the company of hb many irlen^ would earnretly Invite you. desiring in ooum should give authorities, or tell kind and provident in the my teat effort for you, to so help you Note *hriher he speaks from experience or of retiring nature. He “J nu“3 ,that you may go forward with more culars, Envelopes, oteervation. warm personal friends, by whom he courage and a determination that your brotMr. Helravra ■work shall be seoond to none. Good 1)etrolt i'ost is the successor of' ---- AT TH to* Detroit Post and Tribune. Mr. J. a wife and two rorui to mourn, tal toa. loard may be obtained at cheap rates. • Stickney has purchased a controlling, From tbe family Tbe exereisea will commence Monday n at Sp.m.. and every day following at V ^1^Bt in the Ww. which already byalargenumbw^™1"1 us many evidences of improvement.; “r xrt U>7X^liy in Which turn. There wIB be two !«*-«<> DIVORCES S3 Letter Heads, Heads, Cir­ Etc., BANNER OFFICE; ^ Mr. Ntickney b a live journalist we rtmUd'?*Ct I’o* to rank a. It •. ofM-^bythe^^ said that • tovteg nuir gu.eral.lntereet in the Basement erf Bank bnildlnjc. x“)c "• ■,r’“ -Haroum of Aleppo.” said Sir Philip Derval, •■has mastered every secret hi nature which tbe nobler magic seeks to fathom. He discovered that the true art of healing is to assist Nature to throw of th*- disease—to summon, as it were, ’.be whole system to eject the enemy that has fast­ ened on a part. His processes all included the reinvigoration of tbe principle of Ufe." Di this ti»<- Eastern sage merely anticipated tbe practice of tho best physicians of today. What life Uself Is, nobody knew then—nobody knows now. But we have learned soinething of the reasons why the mysterious tide rises and falls. ITovlfl.ed the great organs of tbe body we not Irreparably destroyed, medical science cab always relieve, and often save. Yet no reputable physician now adheres to the barbar­ ous and stupid processes of depletion, such as bleeding, by which it was attempted to cure dlseose by reducing the patient's aollitlfy lo resist it. Now-a-days we do not tear down the fort to help the gurrison—we strengthen it. In this Intelligent and hcnefieetit work*. It is conceded tluit PAEKEK’H TONIC lewis all oth­ er medicines. As an invigorant It acts immedi­ ately and powerfully ujxxi the circulation :ind the organs of digestion, thus giving -Nature thr assistance she calls tor. It follows that nil alljneuts of the stomach, kidneys and liver kre at once relieved or cured. No other preparation embodies the same qualities or produces similar results. It is delicious to use, aud the beat known anti-intoxicant. Price.toe and 81. Hlscox & Co., New York. A dredge brought up the decomposed body of a man at East Snginaw Friday. ‘ । Mr. Gough on Silk Hat*. "It would be no violation ol the command­ ment,*'said John B. Gough. “If a man were to fail down :unl worship the silk hat. for it in -not made In the likeness of anything in heaven, or on earth, or in the waters wliich are under the earth.” Beside- it hents the head and causes tiie hair to (all oft. Pnrker.n Hair Balsam will stop tliat and restore the (irigina] color to gray or faded hair. Not oily, not a dye, beneficial, deliciously ]>erfumed. A perfect hair dressing. 60c. All druggists. Greenville has nine bartiers. 25 cents per bottle. Warranted to give satis­ faction or money refunded. Charlotte has 247 childless families. Frederick Hotchkiss wishes It known that he guarantees Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets to be the best remedy for indigestion ever made, they always relieve headache. Traverse City will bore for salt. Dad drainage causes sickness, bad blood and Improper action of the liver and kidneys Is bad drainage io the human system, which Burdock Blood Bitters remedy. Tlie Baldwin city falhers talk of electric lights. > George. Campbell, Hopkinsville, Ky.. says: Burbock Blood Bitters is tho best prepare! ion far the blood and stomach ever manufactured. «< The baking company at Eaton Rapids uses 40 barrels of flour each week. The best blood purifier and system nwulator ever placed within the reach of suffering tiumau0'. truly is Electric Bitters. Inactivity of the ver. BilUousneaa. Jaundice, Cotwtijiation, Weak Kidneys, or any disease of the urinary organs, or whoever requires an appetizer. tonic or mild stimulant, will ala-ays find Electric Bit­ ter. th- In-st and only certain cure known. They net surely and quickly, every bottle guaranteed to give entire satisfaction or monef refunded. Solil at fifty cents a bottle by W. IL Goodyear. D. M. Ferry heads the tax list in Detroit, pay­ ing 810,285.08. . . Bp.waiik of Fkavix.—Be sure yofc get the genuine Dr. Thomas* Electric OIL \t cures colds, croup, asthma, deafness andTheunmttsm. Battle Creek Ims 33 secret societies. Ask Frederick Hotchkiss about Acker’s Blood Elixir, Che only preparation guaranteed to cleanse tbe blood and remove all chronic disGobleville ships 70 bushels ot huckleberries a day. The best salve in the work! for Cota, Bruises, Sores. Uleers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sorea, Tetter, Chappep Hands. ChBbJaina. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Pllee, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis­ faction, or money refunded. Price » cente per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. A s!x-legi<*d froS !•wonder of ML Clem­ ens. A Remarkable Eocape. Mrs. Mary A- Dailey, of Tunkhannock, Pa., was afflicted for ptx years wiUi Asthma aud BraMhnto. during whleh time the t*st physi­ cians could give uo relief. Her life was despaired of, until itf Gat October she procured a IkhIIc of Dr. King's New Discovery when Immediate re­ lief was felt, and by continuing Its use fora short time she was completely cured, gaining In fleih »lbs. In a few months. Free trial bottles of lids certain cure of all throat and lung diseases at W. H. Goodyear s drag store. Large bottles 81.00. Battle Creek has a lacrosse club of 33 menbers. Fred Hotchkiss guarantees positive relief for any cough, arid, croup, or lung coagtolut by using Acker’s English Remedy, or will refund the money. . There are 15 prisoners in tbe Saginaw county jail. '— M. L. Blair, aiderman 5th wart. Scranton. P*. stated Nov 9. '83f He had used Dr. Thouias' Electric Oil for sprains, burns, cute aud rheuma­ tism. Port Huron will soon have free |>oetal deliv ery. My physician said I coul* notlive, my Over out of order, frequently vomited greenish mucous, sklu yellow, small dry humors <h> fare, stomacli would not retain food. Burdock Blood Bitters Bttoffario O'Brien.sn Exchange Barnum humbugs Grand Rapids Aug. 96. HO! FOR MONTANA. Wanted Immediately at the Montana Emptoymmt Bureau 1,«» mwi to wort in the mines and aud state what kiwi of wort you The Time. Has Ar­ rived SEEDER I SELL THE BUCKEYE Shoe and Hoe -AND THE- Beckwith & Lee Roller Drill! g^TThe Best Machines of the kind in the market. Buggies If you want an Open or Top Carriage, or a Platform, I have what yon wish, and can make a bargain with you, if you want durable, nioe work at Bottom Prices. Call at AfiricDltnral Uue And see the Jackson,.Borneo, I Arising and other makes of Buggies. I Can Suit You in Both Price and Style. Chester lesser. �===== FA1HI AMD HOUSEHOLD. Hew We Waah the W©riL WAGONS! ULMAN —If bands are put uu fruit trees, they “If Americans are not tbe moot should be examined every week for godly people in the world they are next having been put upon him he is tied up montht<. door to it, and 1 can prove it,” said a to a strong post firmly secured in the —yThe Country .Gentleman thinks the ' prominent soap manufacturer. ground, and there left without food and eow bf the future will produce nine “How?” water till be is well nigh exhausted. Then hundred pounds of bultur each year and ••By this lot of. goodB;” and he pointed a native ©addle, or, rather, a series of to tlie ca«es before him. They com- raise a calf. pads and rugs, is put ypou him and se­ — A French authority states that car ­ -prisvd an immense invoice for shipment cured by a surcingle; next comes a bv to-day’s steamers. ’“Cleanliness is rots give horses new blood, which seems strong bridle, provided with a bit of Abe jjext to godliness, you know.” he con­ to restore them, and they may be justly most powerful Kind, having a ring at* tinued. “and I really believe America claimed as the regenerator of worn-out tachea to it passing through the mouth washes the world. Soap made here can and under tbe lower jaw, and aqting as a be found in every lat^e city of the —If you cut tbe bnck legs of your curb worked with great leverage. Tbe 'universe. The common or pound brands chair two inche* shorter than the front horse is then freed from the stake, and •are used extensively by tbe colliers, □nee, the fatigue of s tting will be led about if he will go quietly; the miners and [Matters of England. The greatly relieved and the spine placed in trainer, after a turn or.two, springs ■mills of France and Germany are better position. onto his back with great agility. An stocked with it. in fact, it is used from —A lady says that the best method attendant mounted upon a steady horse the Orient to the Occident” that she has ever tried to clean a rides up alongside, aud tries by the in­ _,-nv riiXS Al “The pound brand is tbe common browned porcelain kettle is to boil peeled ducement of companionship to coax 'brand, is it not?” potatoes in it, when the porcelain will him to go quietly along, whicn as a rule, -Yes; but there are many sweetbe seldom does Just at first; and then scented soaps that find their way across —Oats fed freely to hungry chickens the real struggle begins. Fair means the sea as well. Medicinal soaps esixj- is apt to kill them. The fowls eat too not succeeding, the jockey drives the cinllv. Sulphur soap, manufactured in large quantities at ouoe, tbe oats swell huge rowels of his massive spurs .into the United States, is used, I understand, in the crop, and tbe points of the oats tho horses flank and is answered by a by the natives of India in preference to jienetrating. the crop induce inflamma­ “buck” that is terrific to behold, fol­ I® *“** «GS»or c«^ many manufactures of their own. But tion, ending in death.-Ctovtland Leader. lowed by s succession of similar desper­ the greatest advance in tbe saponacinus ate efforts of tlie frightened and infuri­ — It is as easy to care for an acre of ^art has been made right here in our ated animal to free himself from bis un­ •fflrtTalea m2f*“ own midst. One by one we have iieets grown in the field as for an acre welcome rider. Even time that he Buyers are Invited to Call and See crowded the imported goods out, and of corn or potatoes. Make the rows stojis the attendant pushes up against nearly or quite three feet apart, drill «£<1 th»B«it to-day. I think, the only soaps manu­ him and bumps him along till at last be Them. Three Train, factured abroad that find a market in tbe seed with a plantar in straight lines starts off in a gallop, madly at first America are one or two old standard and most of the labor can be done with “bucking” as he goes; but soon he gets ‘ ALBERT LEA ROUTE.” brands, such as Castile, brown Windsor, the hegse cultivator.—N. Y. "Herald. blown and finds the pace to fast to last. " -Trr.r,? . • —“c■ ‘ -.- ■ —When, as Id a case of sickness, His merciless tormentor, however, has (WM, aisalrrm*. Loaiivttl*, Lexi::.- <.;. Ci ••Are there not many importation* of a dull light is wished, or when matches no notion of relaxing speed, and flogs are mislaid, put powdered salt on the and spurs him to Increased exedions poap nowadays from Franco?” e pc:n:t ••Quite a number, I will admit: but candle till it reaches tbe black part of till he is almost ready to fall' down. the are more properly auxftiary soaps, the wick. In this way a mild and There are no fences or obstacles in the steady light may be kept throughout if*you will permit the term. They are way, and by a skillful use of the whip highly scented and pexfugied' goods the night by a small piece of candle.— always on one side of the head, the . -ti*. L*..nrmostly, and are intended as adffitioas Cincinnati Times. horse is gradually worked round until —Begin while the pigs are small to he faces towards home, and back he to one’s toilet, rather than as a efivt GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE eradicator. The dirt of the world, it is feed them raw food and they will soon comes after a couple of hours, jaded safe to say, is defied by American soefe eat anything raw as well aa oooked. and blown, scarcely able to stagger Master Mechanic’s and ^U’Sr.UllcPd,e"«*n0?1T plmost exclusively-”—AT. K Mail and Keep, them growing through hot along, his bead down to the ground, CHICAGO. weather with grass and weeds till the with nostrils dilated, heaving flank, and We keep a Full Stock of Everything Express. _____ _______ sweet corn gets large enough to cut for quivering in every muscle, up tp tlie make the following statement, and I make It «*■ that enters into a house, from them. With plenty of green food, a post to lie tied to it again, but not so Th© Fatalist’s Terrible Tret little meal will count for all it is worth. close this time as before, and with a The world Is full of fatalists. It is —Prairie Farmer. little grass thrown to him, as if in mock­ an easy and comfortable belief. I have Exhausted nature —Currant Catsup: Four pounds of ery of his misery. been told a peculiar anecdote on the fully ripe currants and one and a half can stand it no longer, and in a few . subject At a frontier post the officers’ pounds of white sugar. Cook slowly minutes he sinks doWn upon the ground FOR mass was engaged in an ardent discas­ until quite thick, then add a large and stretches himself out as if about to sion. > Wine had been freely partaken spoonful of ground cinuamin, a tea­ die, lying in that position sometimes as of, and. with one of the strange ca­ spoonful of ground cloves, half of a long as twenty-four hours without mov­ prices of mtoxicaAion, there was philos­ teaspoonful of black pepper, two tea­ ing. When he is able to stand -up the ophy at tbe bottom of the glasses. Tbe spoonfuls of salt and a pint of vinegar. process is repeated, but with very much fall a friend advised me to try Kasaan* « AMD1 oughs Mohammedan religion was the subject | Ccok twenty minutes longer—careful Jess spirit on the horse's part and after of argument Musselmans believe in net to burn—then bottle lor use.—N. half a dozen lessons of the kind his ed­ fate. For them a man’s destiny is writ- F. Herald. ucation is finished.—••Acro.uf the Pam­ tjon In the world tor stomach dllBctitlea. as well x ten above, and the time of his death is —Graham griddle cakes are nice for pas and the Andes," by Robert Craw- as of the Liver and other organ s. I am gta<i to set and nothing ean advance it Every breakfast, on a cool summer morning. sav that it Is In general oh' among the rullroad one had something to advance or relate Use equal parts of Graham and corn CONSUMPTION Las teen cur­ men in this vicinity. Yours, etc., A. J.Gtv»y>MDMr. Gifford Is the master mcchanio of Ute • Acorn Bread. in pro or con argument In answer to meal, mix with sour milk, and use half ed times without number by the time­ Lowell division of theJioston & Lowell railroad one of tlie officers, who demanded to a teaspoonful of soda to a scant cup of his Illness and recovery are known to many As low as can be bought in any com­ ly uae of Downs’ ’Eaxir. It will cure The Indians scattered along the. foot­ and who ean testify to the farts in his letter. know of what use and to what purpose milk, add salt to your taste, and a little peting market in the State. Croup, Bronchitis, Asthma, hills of the Sierraare a quiet, inoffensive Use this medicine for al! diseases of the blood, was reason and its controlling power if sugar, as that will make them nice and people. They do not appear to be gov­ kidneys, liver, stomach, bowels and skin. It Pleurisy, Whooping-Cough, we were born with tho tag of our desti­ brown. If eggs are plenty one or twb may save you or yours from pain and death. erned by any tribal laws, yet adhere to Address, if desired. Dr. David Kennedy. RonLung Fever, and all dineasw of the ny attached, another—a new-comer— are a great addition. These cakes many of their old traditions. One or dout, N. Y. arose and said: •‘Gentlemen, what is should be fried more slowly than buck­ Throat, Chest and Lungs, when two men of superior ability and indus­ the use of discussion? Make a practi­ wheat cakes.—N. 1". Post. , other fbmedies fail. ** try form a nucleus around'which others cal test of the question. Take me us Emr,«mraax * uir, p=?’i, b=2—tless ambitious gather. Here they fence tlie subject. Can a fnan wilfully dis­ PROMPTLY DONE, with brush ana logs a tract sufficient Poison In Soda Water. . pose of his life, or is the fatal moment for their requirements of haymaking, chosen by a higher power? Try tbp And Satisfaction Guaranteed. After making a study of the soda wa­ auestion on me. Who will conduct ter sold in drug and other stores in con­ pasturing, etc. Although they often ie experiment?” No one answered. nection with a careful analysis of the indulge in tbe food of civilized nations; the acorn is still a favorite article of Then some one proposed a wager. water and examination of the fountains “Done,” was the answer. The subject through which it is drawn, Dn Elias N. ■diet in every well-regulated wigwam.. The process’of converting this bitter drew a pistol, showed that it was Bsiriley, chemist of the Brooklyn Board Under the If you are bilious, dyspeptic loaded, ami held it to his temple. of Health, has made a report to Health nut Into bread .is curious. ••Twenty dollars. 1 Inflieve? Who will Commissioner Raymond of, which\be branches of a grand old pine I found, or constipated, a few bottles FORSNEE & « ACKIN. Clnclr.nalt.0 them at work. Thev had shucked and' pay if I lose? He pulled the trigger, following is a synopsis: ground in the usual manner a large of Hops and Bitters will anil the pistol missed fire. “A joke!” In the latter part of May I procured cure you as they have many cried tlie crowd. The fatalist snared. samples from fountains in various parts mass of tlie acorn .meats. A number of He recocked tlie pistol, and with a of tne city, with the view of ascertain­ circular vats had been hollowed out of others. An occasional use of steady hand aimea at a clock on the ing whether, as ordinarily dispensed, the black soil, much in the shape of a punch bowl. Into this vat was put the Hops and Malt Bitters gives wall. He fired, and tho bullet went the “plain soda” was free from lead and right through the center of the dial. copper. As a result of that examination acorn pulp. At hand stood several large tone to. the blood, strengthens *• Apologize now.” said he, “I have I found that in some cases after the clothes baskets filled with water, and .71 n I Mi •* r-ifi-K."" - -into these they dropped hot stones, thus the nerves and promotes per­ lnpMt»t«a!c4 cnvchd»c/>c<-.’.'r'.-,-;i-«« uit.in won the bet. I always did believe in water had stood for some time in the heating.(he water to the required tem­ The Niagara, Falls (Route. Address DR. WARD & CO. louisiiss. Ma fate.’!—San Francisco News-Letter. fect digestion. Do not be faucets and pipes, both these metals perature. Upon the mass of crushed may be found to exist in the water first bitterness they carefully ladeled the hot persuaded to try something GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. drawn. The quantity found was not water, making it about the color and A Green Tree on the Ridge Pole. else, said to be just as good, * Taking effect May 18th, IBM. large in any case, but enough to be con­ Not a speck ap­ A caqienter was noticed, on Saturday, sidered harmful when taken for consid­ consistency of cream but get the genuine. For nailing a green pine tree on the apex erable time. I next examined into the peared to mix. A buxom muhala stood by each vat, and with a small fir bough sale by all dealers. of tlie roof of n new dwelling. A large construction of various fountaintHind An 80-pacc Ulmh-b-'tit i’wk MAgrtyJW number of men with their sleeves rolled faucets used in tills city, to get some in­ stirred the mass, skilfully removing any YounKorMWdle-nxe.l EE&r up were standing in\th<! street below formation as to the source of these met­ speck that floated upon the surfaced BTATIOXB. The soil gradually absorbed the bitter watching the man mining tbe green als. & waters, leaving a firm, white substance, T. WILLIAMNIIWWIS.-™ tree in its place. They were masons, I was greatly aided in this part of the ' DETROIT, MICH. carjienters and laborers who were em­ investigation by a visit to a well-known of which they made bread. I asked to ployed on the new building. When the manufactory of soda-water apparatus in taste it. at which tbfy said something in c> 00 C 00 9.20 12.« I tree was fixed in its place the group be­ New York City. I have found that jn their language, and all laughed. Mi low cheered, and then each in turn certain forms’ of fountains the water asked again, and after more laughter I Irvine........... 84» ’ 10.57’ Hastixgs.... grasped and shook by the hand a man comes in direct contact with copper or was handed a small particle on a fig ow. A certain core. who stood among them, but who had a brass fittings, which may gfre rise to a leaf, and ffound it sweet and palatable. tmtnwit In my p«e>- . ' Ac. iMd, HMdachr; bu»l»- »»• 1L» coat on.' Tliis was the owner of the new certain amount of carbonate of copper. They began to remove it, and so adroit­ «u. 1W All p!!•.p* 1X47 MO ly was this done that, but a small por ­ house. The lead, which I found in greater tion adhered to the soil. 8.07 They spread “Why is that green tree placed up . quantity than copper in the carbonated 9.15 there uh the top of the house?" was waters,’ is probably derived from tin- it upon the rocks, and in a short time it DMCNtt ■ IMO asked of tlie man who had nailed it to lined lead pipe, or from block tin pipes was fit for use. This, I am told, they WMTWARO. mix with water, put it into thin cakes tbe end of a ridge pole. ■ containing lead, or from tbe solder used and bake before the fire.—Ban Fran­ ' “Weil, it is a custom, as I understand, TORPID BOWELS, to solder the joints. cisco Chroni^c. tliat comes down from the old days in DISORDERED LIVER, The next matter looked into was the MTATIONB. Mali. New England. When a young couple source of supply of the water used. It From ttaMaouroeeSuriM threefoartba of Microphones. • v had got the t&nber mortised and other­ was found that some bottlers and those tbe dUcaaes of the human race. These wise all ready to build their house, tho engaged in supplying the trade with It is through the help of the micro­ mnptoms 1ndioate their wrlelenne: Iam© of neighbors were summoned to the rais­ these cylinder fountains use Ridgwood phone that telephony has become so Detroit.......... 8.00 ing. As the frame of one side of the Jsekson ........ 11JO and Croton waters, after thorough filter­ practical and so extensively adopted. Eaton Rapids house was lifted into place by the whola 12.4'. ing, while others use water from driven The Blake transmitter, the Ader, and <niariotte..r.. 1.07 8.10 MB company a green tree nailed to the Nsshvilic...... wells. It is certainly not advisable to many others by which music and speech . L10 «.« topmost timber was lifted with it. This Morgan.......... ■•- 37 8.51 permit tbe use of well waters for this are now conveyed so many miles, are was to indicate that the couple were to purpose, although it may be Questioned all varieties of the carbon microphone. mitrtse, COtvarriPATlOM? and de­ 2.07 mand th© use of a remedy that acts directly flourish after the manner of a green whether the strong solution of carbonic In some churches, microphone trans­ 10.15 MB notbe Liver. AsaLlvermedlclneTlTFr’S bay tree. After all the main timbers 10.2S acid under pressure may not act 'as an mitters are now applied to. the pulpit, PILLS have no equal. Their action ou tbo Grand—---------___ ______ n.ao hail been put in place the company Kldnsys and Skin is also prompt; removing antiseptic to killany living putrefactive so that the sermon can be transmitted All trains run by ninetieth meridian or central all Im purities through these three “acavwas entertained with cider and or disease genus in the water. This is a by telephone to invalid members who standard time. Through toaehta between angers of the system, ” producing appe ­ pumpkin pies. Besides this there was cannot leave home. At the Electrical tite, sound digestion, regular stools, a clear Grand Rapids and Detroit on nil day trains. point still under experiment. COMXBcnoss.—At Grand-^api&a_witb’Chlusually a demijohn of Medford rum skin auda vigorous body. TUTT’S PILLS The subject b still under investigation Exhibitions of Paris, Vienna, snd the cause no nansea or griping nor interfere c«o a West Michigan.Tor Hofland. Nunk-a. for the men folks.—N. Y. Sun. and will be made the subject of anotbei Crystal Palace, tbe music of an entire Minkegon and i«oln£« north, and with Grand with daUy work and are a perfect Baplds & Indiana R. R. for Big Rapids. Traverse report. Commission Raymond has de­ opera was transmitted from the stage City and Petoskey. New yorkabd radfle Ex­ —Texas papers are recounting tbe cided to issue an ortler making it com­ by wire to ug>er building', where great press dally. All other trains dally except Sunmarvelous story of a hoop snake that pulsory for dispensers of soda water tc great numbers of persons sat and chased a little girl, who dodged bohiad use glass vessels for the storage of syr- listened to'it. The transport of music X A. GRIER. H. B. LEDYARD. G. F. A.. Chicago. Genl Manager. Detroit a tree whieirthe snake struck with the ups.-K Y. World. and other sounds in no way directly . O. W. BiXHiLlts, G. P. & T. A-.Chicago. „«AT Bais ox Whiskkrs Chanted in­ spike at th© end of its tail, causing the connected with the wire, is frequently stantly to a Glomv Blacx by a stngk up. tree to tremble in every bough and the plication of ibis Dye. M<1 bv D-n^lsm, —The northern coast of Nicaragua if effected by what is termed induction or leaves to wither and drop off at once. the site of tho Mosauito Kingdom. Al­ leading-in. Over and over again per­ , (.nnee, 44 Murray Street, :>ew York. The tale is put down among tho snake though nn integral portion of tho Re­ sons listening into telephones for the *n-’K harsh qfnum iueiftb nit stories of the present summer and is public of Nicaragua, tho government purpose of nearing what a friend is bound to be true,as it is fully fifty years exercised but a nominal control over it. saying have heard tbe strains of this old and has never been nuthenUcally By treaty with the British Cabinet, Nic­ music—aside, communicated by induc­ ^THBONLYTRUE I denied. It ia a comfort to be told tliat aragua acknowleged the Moeqidto King tion from some neighlioring line to the snake was killed, so that it can do as sovereign of this strip of land, and theirs. Not long ago a telegraph clerk no further harm.—Galveston Nevm. agreed to pay him a subsidy of E7,000 in Chicago was listening iu a telephone per annum. When that particuhwKing early one morning, and to his surprise Killed himself through rum drinking the heard the croaking of frogs and the —The London Academy says: “The _ oldest oil painting extant is probably a English missionaries elected an illegiti­ whistling of birds. The explanation of picture of “Madonna and Child. ” The mate son of the royal family to succeed the phenomenon is, tnat a loose joint in him. Since that epochs tbe Nicaragua tbe telephone wire where it passed it—886—about tbe time of Cbario- Government has ceased to pay the stip­ through a wood, acted as a microphone, ulated subsidy, although it Agores in and transmitted the woodland chorus to maigne. The work originally formed cuervi MEDICIW part of the treanures of art in the old each appropriation.—Chicago tribune. CERiKnreMEOI KENNEDY'S ^“’Mz We are making three widths of Tire: BOCK ISUfflD & PACIFIC R'Y LEVfC.^iK X REMEDY Among Railroad Men BaMgSvfi^sats^~.?.a?y Building :sa£r“»^ Sill to Ridge Board. N. H. Downs’ CulSS Doors, Sash & Blinds, S 8tUX\R. 0KSUMPT18N S . Of Our Own Make, WWPFFWW Plaiiag, liciag Ji Raawifig ARE YOU CONSTIPATED? BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. j^AGENTSSxs • Reflecting Safety Lamp MICHIGAN CENTRAL Malt ILE SELF-CURE Nervous Exhaustion, * Premature Decay, Eoss of Manhood. HORS &, MALT BITTERS CO., TUTT’S PILLS ■ * ■ to carters CURE SICK > PATENTS^ palace in the Florentine republic. and bought for a few livre© by Director A___ l__ _ t__ _ _ U. *U- wm —The latest candidate for recog. .tion various Sundav school hymoa. •rtnnatalv. ” Mid Mr w~t ,4T million are sometimes drowned rumbling noise of struct traffic it by the wire.— Chambers Journal. —Tbe longttrt flight in this country =4 . nie»r>n U__ ‘ APREE. HEAD. SfeSSSafeS" ■RON ACHE ONIO b BAND MEN �The Hastings Banner. ■^TxGS. FRIDAY. AUGUST U. 1M4. Agbtlng that the old purtl~h^i “4 upon thoeTZri^ £ th^morethM.rnX^fr^ otthe old partire wherever they are not strong enough to carry the day them­ selves, and where they are sufficients strong to do so. they look withdlXt *7^7:.. a latter of Inquiry. ** aay . .Hl'r c iB<ii*l;n<j for president is Benj. F. But“ taT r^aidAW tor «“'«™r. ”■ ^r.»JKUu»lorota«rt»to.<»»«reta- upon the greenback party, and ha«“o ,i wi.i.ub. <™“'r S « ,;l .oir Itoul. F. Buder lor preildeuL good word for ft. .rWri M-l wlJ.-HrtlM. 3oon»l. U the greenback party here in Barry joiyto.’^ _ _________________ . county is not sufficiently strong to lead THE state fair opens at Kalamazoo on to victory without the help ot dem­ ocrats then where can we look for suc­ Septenil*r 15th. * . . We car. in a few’weeks “hello” Free­ cess. There are certainly not enough democrats in thia county to be of any port and Woodland.' considerable help, and that party sees Die Hayings young ladies’ band is no other way of getting an office for making tine progress. one of their members, except that he is j. M. Hoders & Co. have a change in put there by the vote of greenbackers. their advertisement this week. If spoils.is the only thing we are after, Br.e Flint is the “bh’y" to suceees- then let our own party look out for that! I, for one, would just as soon see a black f^illy run a grrt-nliack convention. IIlaim’- hats are all the rage in this republican in office as a democrat, or a democrat aa a republican, but if our citv Kirk Gr.uit has them for sale. Ee.me.mber the Soldiers’ reunion in thiA city the first week in September. The examination of D. F. Newton w.6 failed Thursday last and continued until Nit unlay of this week. , -hint script has been taken to set me tin*.running of the telephone lim*/r.'in this place to Woodland. QriTE a numl>er of Hastings people willigu Freeport to-day. to witness the ball game between Hastings and Lowl’Oi AT Irvin’'- Friday nigMBj^t John Erwiiy’s hbiise and contents Here consunJtl by fire. Insured in the Barry and Eaton. ,_ ; Me. E.m. Busby’s colt is rapidly de­ veloping, ami showing speed. - Horse­ men unite in pronouncing this a fine and promising trotter. Kev.Carnahan has a vacation lasG ing until the second week in Septemkr-. c|qiik*quentiy there will be no ser­ vices; at theTnsbyterian church in the meantime. . . Mik J. M. Colmstor, insane, was txiken to the Kalamazoo asylum by Sheriff Cressy Monday. Thursday last W. II. Cook took his wife to the same institution. ; . . Tut Manistee Democrat, Messrs. M. H. Clark and C. S. Brown, publishers, comes to us enlarged to a six-column quarto. We .ire glad to note this evi­ dence of prosperity on the part of the enterprising publishers. V ITHOUT doubt Mr. Geo. H, Heath, of this city, is one of the finest photog­ raphers in the state. Mr. Heath takes piide in his work, and the fact tliat he iia- a large patronage attests that he ranks A 1 in the profession. Ladies’ Railroad Aid Fund—The i.i.Iy-s who raiSHl the ladies’ railtoad aid; fund, last winter, are respectfully invited to meet in the directors’ room of the Hastings national bank at 2 o'clock p. m.. on Friday, August 15, 1*M. to take into consideration the dis­ position to be made of said fund. By order of the local directors; A Wesleyan Methodist camp­ meeting wits held at Pennock!s grove, twu mih-s south of the city, commen­ cing Tuesday of last w eek and con­ cluding with the ’evefriM’ services on Monday of this week. Delegates were in atteiuJanc'* from Allegan, Saranac, <iun Plains. Peach Belt, Grand JJapids l and other places. The attendance was । good throughout, it lieing estimated that la-tween 2,(«xiand 3,000 people were on the grounds at one time Sunday. I he fact that strict order and deconun was oUurvftl, and an ample number of gentlemen in readiness to show comers where io leave their teams and conduct them seats prevented any confusion. The meetings were very interesting and productive of much good. Hastings, Mich.. August 10,16M. EDITOR BANNER: • If you will permit me space in your columns, I would like to give my views >n relation to the. matter of fusion by the greenl «ack and democratic parties. Having been a greenbacker ever since that party came into existence, I had ope'l that there were principles upon Which the party might at some time in the future, become at least strong enough to do battle against tbe two °la parties and to teach them that the new party was founded upon princiP e, and that it would go on in its glorous work of reforming the many houses which had crept into both the 01 parties, and that eventually, my party through principle, would become of the country. But after all yean, of hard political work, it t0 lne that we have JP1J got far enough along only to n»e Mth one or the other of the old For probate judge, C. G. Holbrook nominated M. F. Jordan, of Middlerille. Charley didn’t look as though he felt at home In a greenback convention, as the hesitating manner in which be spoke wetifled. Jordan's name was seconded by j. H. Dennis. It looked as though the fugelar's candidate would go in with a whoop. But at this point the “repressible “Blge” Flint arose and declared that he didn't want to see a lawyer nominated by the greenback own party has no higher aims than party for that position. “Barry county doesn't need no lawyer there” roared petty office, for we cannot all have of­ waotal » termer. and nomfice, then the sooner we disband the inated W. W. Cole, of Assyria, as a better, and go back to the old parties farmer candidate. candidate. Hicks Hicks scowlwi scowl fanner and which we left years ago, thinking that the Journal editor made a Speech. our party would tn coming time Flint replied and pressed his candidate amount to something more than a help­ with more eloquent words. An infor infore­ er to some other party. I see that our mal ballot ballot gave Jordan 48, Cole 38. convention yesterday put in nomina­ A motion to declare Jordan the nom nom-­ tion part of the ticket, leaving vacant 1--------inee was ruled ' ■ out of order, and a for­ two or more places to be tilled by the mal ballot was ordered. Before it was mal ballot was ordered. Before it was democrate. Very well, they can help taken Flint made another fusilade, and to make up the ticket, but I certainly demolished the adherents of the lawyer. shall vote for no democrat nor no re­ The vote stood Cole 49, Jordan 38. W. publican this fall, neither will 1 vote at W. Cole was declared the nominee, in all, unless I can have a straight green­ spite of his protest that he was not back ticket to vote. qualified for the office. Yoon, etc.. O. F. Long, of Maple Grove, was ANTI-FUSION. nominated for sheriff on the first bal­ lot. He wished the convention would name some other man, but the conven­ tion wouldn’t, so Mr. Long is entered Proceedings of their County for a long race, and unfortunately for CONVENTION. him. it s the lean chap that wins the the Fusion Consummated, the long race. Mr. L. tips the beam at Bargain and Sale of the 240. Party Carried out. George W. Abbey, of this city, was Saturday was the day fixed for the nominated for clerk on the second bal­ grand pole raising and convention of lot, receiving 51 of the 77 votes cast. mlmpACKERS. the greenbackera of Barry county. The former came off as advertised; though the expected crowd failed to materialise. The convention did as the Banner prophesied. The delegates consisted mainly of the crowd worked up by the fusion fugelars of this city. A notable feature of the day was the restoration to power pf W. P. Hicks. Two years ago the party gave William a grand send-off from the toe of the party boot; but were glad, not unmixedly^but gen­ erally glad to put him back in his old place in the councils of the party. Wil­ liam and John Lichty didn’t nde around the county for nothing either, as the endorsement of fusion is abun­ dant proof. It was plainly talked in many quar­ ters. that the only greenbacker of prom­ inence liable to kick against the fusion plan was the venerable John Dawson, and the fugelars feared him. To silence him on that point, he was made chair­ man of the convention. THE PROCEEDINGS. First came a secret caucus of thadelegates to decide whether the party would ratify the fugelars’ bargain with the democrats. But three votes were cast against the measure—all from the third ward of this city. Hicks smiled and John Lichty winked significantly as they saw' how nicely their plans were working. t At the open session, John Dawson was continued as chairman, and John M. Bessmer secretary. Committees on credentials and permanent organization were appointed, after which the con­ vention adjourned till 1:90 d. m. No nominations were made for treas­ urer or register, the bargain of the fugelars being that the democrats shall fill those two places. This trade the convention had previously ratified, so nothing was said about register or treasurer. It is expected, however, that John Barry will be named for the first position and Will Hayes, of this city, fpr register. That part of the program will be carried out by the democrats next Saturday. The whole thing is nicely planned, as any man can see. The machine was oiled for business by the fugelars, and worked well in the convention. For prosecuting attorney J. H. Den­ nis nominated C. G. Holbrook, whom he declared was an “independent repub­ lican, who will work with us this fait” Whether the contract expires in No­ vember or not was not stated. Walter Wjjbster nominated W. S. Powers, of Nash ville. Mr. Cridler, of Thornapple, seconded the nomination of Powers, saying “Mr. Powers is an original greenbacker, and has contributed both time and money for the party.’’ This was too much for Hicks, and William proceeded to give his opinion of Pow­ ers—who was present—in few words and emphatic mann^*, William, with voice pitched to high C, and hands wildly sawing the atmosphere, replied: "Yes, Mr. Powers has done nobly for the party! Twice he has run for prose­ cuting attorney and contributed just six dollars, six dollars, gentlemen, in two campaigns, and our county com­ mittee had to pay for his slips." This speech was a settler, Powers receiving but 10 votes to Holbrook 73. By acclamation Walter Webster was made one of the circuit court commis­ sioners. J. H. Dennis next got the floor, and said there was another inde­ pendent republican who would act with them this season, and might be induced to accept the nomination for commis­ sioner. He named the author of “Past, present and Future," Mr. Alonzo D. *“m and eaptr interest of Wednredar'a eon vention was tW of the greentw^kara Saturday. lt b , chillT *mOW “• °" l,rom}®-nt delegate u, lhat In hi. town the turion ticket could not poll nearly the•strength that a straight greenback ticket would. No enthusiasm ean be gotten up for such an aggregation. The ticket will be beaten in November. Nona. Bige Flint downed the fugdara, who confessed their defeat with chagrin and deep mortification. • It U expected that the Journal will give ita moat hearty approval to the nominee for representative, who is a warm, personal friend of the Journal editor. The nominees are mainly good men. who stand deservedly high in the com­ munities where they reside. The name of the author will doubtless add digni­ ty to the ticket Eighty-three men can cast 89 votes when it is necessary. W. W. Kelly. Allen Jones and John Quaiff were the only delegates opposed to fusion. Brother Deyo talked to a small crowd in Union hall Saturday evening. Several of ’em wish they hadn’t “gone and done it” already. They dbn’t feel like smiling over the fusion to any great extent: This win not be a campaign of mud throwing. Both sides will hate good men in the field; but here's predicting that it will be a cold year for poets. Our advice to the nominees af Satur­ day’s convention is to not worry about moving to-Hastings or visiting Lan­ sing. You win be elected to stay at home. ■For the many graceful compliments paid to him bv' W. F. Hicks,; Walter Powers should be duly gratefuj. gates, beeaure a tew Kadere era. beat. The secret eaucua an* red­ out left a damper on >h<",on'“U?“ from which it could not rally. In The third l,nU<lt I>oU«’ 88 prominent contrast with the eothire*__________ 'made known scattering 15. total be for t?11' at litrKe’Uie better it will SUbMuv..i r.. party, who I office WehadX4 £ “ m“Jr y“™ th>t the mewuw. 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Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money re­ funded. Only 25 oents. For sale by F. Hotchkiss.. Heavy Stock of White Lead, Detroit Colored Paint, Barn Painty &c. Fred’k Hotchkiss, The Live Druggist. ADVERTISED LETTERS. Letters Addressed to tbe following persons remainlngin the post office Ht Hastings, Barry county. Michigan. At«. 11.18M: . . Lillie Chirk. Millie De Long. O. II. Harris. Mrs. H. J. Hunt. E, M. Smith. Samuel Wilson. Drop Letter—K. Strouse. Canty—Rev. <». N. Hunt. Augusta Torry. Package—Jnhn A. Vandenberg. W. H. POWERS. P. M. eware of B Great Black Friday Sale! On.Friday last we closed Our stores to mark down the bal­ ance of our Spring and Summer Stock, and we are now sell­ ing these goods way V Imltatisiu. BELOW COST to close them out and make room for Fall Goods. We will mention . ■ Just a Few Pieces J, 3. M' Um Hoorn. s sentiment ot the majority was against knew that tor years It ™ h(xlPh0UKln Barn county to be be gained mined that there was nothing to That Tireless Traveler That Turns Trade To Thrifty Tradesmen. Bargains in Wall Paper! rMON any such surrender. The measure ar­ tful because fugelars had planned well But every delegate in the convenUon LOW PRICE! Hicks was probably figuring for a re-election as one of the overseers ' of the poor, when he opposed .John Daw­ son for representative. ’ —FOB SALE AT— Upon reassembling, the committee* on credentials, through the chairman J. H. Dennis, reported the delegates en­ titled to seats in the convention. Each town was represented except Prairie­ ville, which town, subsequently had a SUPER10R-p) ENDORSED BY voice in the conveirtion through two of its greenback residaUs happening to be 1 in the city. The total number of dele­ That gentieman was gates was 81; afterward increased to 83 Cadwallader. unanimously nominated. As he hasn t by the Prairievillft.'gentiemen. Our re­ a record for declining he will doubtless porter counted the names on the com­ mittee’s report, and hence states what be the candidate. George B. Manchester, of Thornapple, he knows. You will subsequently 45000 was made the unanimous choice for learn why this is particularly stated, as surveyor. 89. votes were cast on one ballot. Dr. PolhewAia, ot thin city, and Dr. The temporary were made the perma­ Evans, ot Naahville, were placed in nent officers of the convention. Vi e naw feel that we ean truthfully and con­ scientiously say, without fear or favor, and Twenty-four delegates were elected nomination tor coroners. Brother Deyo then delivered himself prove It by to the state convention, sixteen to the. of a benediction on the auceem ot the SCIENTIFIC FACTS, congressional, and the same number to nulon fugelars, and the convention ad- m well as historical ,»*»«*, tbat ,,thc, Broun- Monument* and Statues are the beat In the senatorial convention. U'W°rtd' S. A. HOLMES, Agent, A county committee of 18 was chosen. iourned. The convention was the meet tame HastitiXB. Mich. No chairman was elected; but it is un­ and fplritlree one ever held in thia city derstood that John Lichty will head bv any party. WbUe there K“ n0 this and the democratic committee, to live opposition to tuaion, the heartfelt help in a poUtical campaign, be chosen next Saturday. W. F. Hicks and Orson Swift were other party. Can it be i 1 13 Oldy mission of the made tellers, and a ballot for represen­ J^nbackjarty.to, instead of trying tative ordered. John Daw*m. one of to the front and become the lead- the pioneer greenbackera of tlie count), ofourland,only help defeat was placed in nomination by J. H. IMnwinked, dy wit* J* tke old parties, for no other nis. But Bill Hick- winked The Power t??dp thc Other 11110 which said “No Dawson in oure. w<- n Iirother greenbackera, have am ballot g.ve D»w« M do other ambition than to help Swift 23, scstttring & «»v<! him ” bllildin0015 ^y fOT the 8ake Of'uP- gracefully; buthla on the next ballot. D»w»on 41, thernrigL.iU1<<herthan our own? Wao’ to nX Cktr thHt Z7,. “ . swln P°«“ively *Ittulrew hi. name; but W. F. Hicks winked a large wink, stepped down “raong tbe boys, and did a little work Unt counted on tbe next ballot, which gave Dawaon S7, Swift tt. scattering 5 Olaerving that Hicks was bound, he should be nominated. Swift took the kura of the tide good-naturedly. The nnh ballot gave Swift 51, ,bawson 37, total 88. Swift was declared the nom­ inee. Although he arose at once and PeremptoriaUy declined tbe convention would not hear to his declining. Tde For only rear- Over 100 Fine All-Wool Tailor-Made Suits, elegantly trimmed, reduced from $27.50 to $18.00. Over 130 Splendid all-wool Suits, selling else­ where for $I5, reduced to only $7.50. Over 240 odd Coats, different sizes, good value at $3.50, 5.00, 7.50, 10.00; will go at $1.50, 2.50, 3.50 and 5.00. Special Bargains in Boy’s and Children’s Suits. Good Brown Overalls 10 cents a pair. All Straw and Manilla Hats at Half Price. HASTINGS BANNER. E COMPLETE You can Save Money by coming to the old estab­ lished �THE PESTS PROGRESS. BOOMERS DRIVEN OUT LATEST REPORTS FROM THE CHOLERA Italian Cl ilea. PAYNE AND HIS MEN FORCED TO LEAVE. While walking about in almoat bear at tome point of his rambles a ooofused babel of Bound, yep* like that of a man of children rearing in unison a lesson or composition of some sort, to­ lling from, usually, a mean, dilapidat­ ed building, situated in an obscure, dark corner of tbe street. Upon nearer ap­ proach; and, if the surroundings are fa­ vorable. closer inspection, one, sees in a small dirty room—lighted only by a little window and the open door, having for its furniture, if any at all, only a low desk, such as tbe Moon use, erf the meanest description, together with a few bits of ragged matting stretched along tbe walls, and some nieces of rugs in an equallv ragged condition.covering the floor behindtbe desk—sitting orossa man. rod in hand.and in front ranged in a circle, sit cross­ ______ 1_____ « _l.11. “ BUSTED” COMMUNITY. Caldwzll, Kxxi, Aug. 5.—About four Mawucii.lt-.s, Aug. 11.—There have been of R L Payne s Oklahoma boom­ fourteen deaths from cholera here within hundred 1 were put out of Indian Territory yester­ tbe last twenty-four hours. In Uie smaller ers 1 They Imd been" tor die past three towns in tills neighborhood the mortality is day. 1 months attempting to make a settlement on torr Ming, while tbe Infected territory to what is known ns the « herokee strip, •teadily widening. The recent demonstra­ tion by a mob to found to have been Insti­ which extends nearly =1jng the whole gated by Bouheoo. manager of an anarchist southern border of Kansas and be­ Tlie paper .afled the Affame, and he has been longs to tio Cherokee Indians. sentenced to six months’ imprisonment. ■ boomers were located on these lands, Two other anarchists have also been sent to about fifteen miles southeast of this Wty, and had laid out a town, built several prison, but for shorter terms. Twelve deaths from cholera occurred at frame houses, and many claims had been ! Glgean Saturday, at Arles two, and at Mont­ taken and surveyed. Tlie rights of cattle­ pellier ie. Tlie number of canes under men who lease this strip of land from the sound* which attracted your attention, treatment In the 1’haro Hospital has de­ Cherokees at an annual rental of 8100,00'), accompanying the whole with a creased to forty-ttirea were being encroached upon by the settle­ rhythmic swaying of the body back and Touukc, Aug. IL—Four deaths from ment, as well aa the laws violated. The | forward. It is a School, as has been cholera occurred liere from Saturday to ten stockmen and the Cherokee Indians asked | probably surmised ’ere this. The old yesterday morning. There haveJ»een no tbe Secretory of the Interior to have the | man in the ragged jelaba is thescbooldeaths since that hour. * boomers removed. In consequence. Gen­ Rome, Aug. IL—One death from cholera eral Hatch, commanding tills military dis­ I master, while tne almost naked children took place yesterday at each of the follow­ trict, received orders from the Secretary of are the pupils, who are being taught the beginning and the end of a Mussul­ ing p'aoes: Vignarulo, Slvignano and Carito remove them. fuantt Hatch, in ' company with Adjutant-Gen­ man’s life, tbe Koran, which is their Havana, Aug. 11.—The steamer Braca- eral Flu ley aud Inspector Green, of tlie sole education, the State defraying all doile, from Calcutta, arrived recently at SL Interior Department, visited Payne’s camp | expenses of the same, which cannot Lucia with emigrants. After tho steamer at Rock Falls, Indian country, Wednesday, be very heavy, as the teachers bad left Caleutt«thirty-one cases of cholera and, after reading tlie President’s proclam­ I only receive about _ ' fifteen appeared, and twenty patients died. There ation to him and his assembled followers, a month salary, the scholars su 4 were no new cases on the vessel for twenty- directed tfiem to leave the Territory before plying tliem with food. Tbe schoc ‘ nine day*. The steamer was placed in the following morning or they would be are free, and every city, town aud vil­ quarantine liere. . ejected. This took place in a small board • MaBbeillks. Aug. U.—Tbe weather con­ shanty? occupied by the Oklahoma Chief, lage has a sufficient number of them to tinues to be sultry, and there is an increase a newspaper, the forms of which were attend to the education of its children, being compulsory. in the mortality rale. But this increase tbe being made up at the time. Payne nt first their attendance doctors ascribe to the premature return of attempted to discuss the legal aspects of the Here it is in these dark, miserable, dirty fugitives rather than to tlie force ot the dis­ case, but soon became angry and very rooms that the young minds of the chil­ ease in itself. Many of the refugees have abusive tn his language, calling all the offi­ dren are dwarfed and the wall built no regard for sanitary rules, none of them cers of tbe Government, from the highest around them that bars their progress have any respect for the opinions of the doo- to the lowest, a pack of thieves. Cooper, hereafter beyond a certain point; this tore. and all are careless. Eight of tbe the editor, chimed In with the point was reached over five hundred deaths reporu-d yesterday were of fugitives, vituperation and threats. Falling to pro­ years ago; from this point since then and were directly traced to carelessness. voke the officers Into a quarrel, Payne The increase of population in the city by said he had a valise full of money, and they have not moved, nor will they un­ the return of fugitives has added to tlie that he would give 81,000 to be tried by a less compelled to. Here it is also that peril- of quarantine against French com- United States court, and In order to the seeds of that blind fanaticism which ■ meres by greatly diminishing the supply of assure tlie officers of a case against rules Morocco and ether Mohammedan food. Tbe price of. fruit has within the him would then and there sell them liquors countries are ’ sown, and the degrading last few days rises sixty per cent or cigars without a license or penult He precepts of the Koran taught, the effects The passage of people to and fro through urged tbe officers to dine with him, and of­ of which are only too easily to be traced the country is thought to be planting the fered them plenty of liquor If they would all over the Mohammedan world, keep­ germs of the disease in localities not here­ do so. By this time a large crowd had as- ing back as it has its civilization, and tofore lofecteu. A number of cases are re­ serried from Jbe tents and shanties along ported In tt.o villages In the department of the river, and the officers again admonished reducing those who believe in and fol­ An lechs. them to leave and not return. The only re­ low its doctrines into depraved, sensual Toruix, Aug. 9.—Two deaths from chol­ ply was a torrent of abusive epithets. The beasts, having no aims or motives in life era occurred to-day at La\Seyne. officers then returned to camp, ten miles whatsoever. Mohammedanism lias had ItoME, Aug. 9.—Five cholera patients in distant Yesterday morning two squadrons of its dav; has served its purpose— the lazaretto at Varigoano have been cured, the Ninth United States Cavalry.commanded partially civilized a race of people anti three are in an improved condition. by Captain Moore, appeared in the boomers’ that were, up to the time of the pro­ Three fre*h cases of cholera are reported at camo, andmnder direction of Indian Agent mulgation of that religion, beyond tbe Cairn and Menlenette. Two deaths occurred Rogers, arresu-d tlie whole community snd resell of Christian influence. Here its yesterday at Massa, one at Varignano and took charge of the printing-office. All tbe mission of working good to, and proone at Owaakx No fre-h casea nt Pancal- women and children and men who were iere. but two persons under treatment there I new offenders were escorted to the Kansas motmg the welfare of, tho world ceased. died. line together with their personal property. Since then it has been as a clock with Wasminoton, Aug. Acting on Infor­ Six old offenders named D. L Payne, J. B. loosened bands; the machinery has run mation tliat a cargo of rags had recantly Cooper, D. G. Greathoase, T. W. Eekle- but tbe hands ceased to advance—point­ been passed by the State quarantine officers berger, John McGrew and S. L Mosely, ing always to the same thne. It is a at the port of New Yorit.' the Secretary of were loaded into six mule wagons and religion unfitting men for the duties of the Treasury has Instructed the Collector of started under the escort of Lieutenant Jack­ life, and one which must have fallen ere Customs at that port to allow no r.>gs to be son and fifteen men for Fort Smith, Ark., this on account of its own rottenness I imported unless positive proof lie produced three hundred miles distant The pa­ had it not been Upheld, directly and in­ that they come from uninfected port* and per was ready to go to press, and upon In­ directly, by the Powers of Europe, who,' are in lhemselv«-s free from Infection. quiry a numtier of printers were found in through jealousy of one another, have | Toulos, Aug. H.—The fugitives who are the military command who soon printed nn retunduc comprise principally that class edition of one hundred copies. . The press built under it at various times the props wbteh, surly in the vlritation, lost confidence was than carefully packed and I6aded lute which are now supporting its existence Ja tte doctors and refused to give their re­ a wagon, aud started under escort for Miu- ns a power, and which tho indomitable quests tbe least regard. It was for that kngee. It being confiscated property vmd energy of Christians and the healthy reason that the influx of fugitives under the law not subject to re- truths of their religions are constantly I set in. AU had heard that tlie epl­ plexln. The printing office and other underpinning, causing tbe “grave diplo­ . demlc was still prevalent—that the/^lty buildings. Including twc£ boarding-houses, matic questions” which are always arts­ was in bad condition, and that their a drug store, cigar store and restau- ; ing in the European Cabinets concern- I return would be premature—but they rant, aud some cheap dwellings, were then ing tliis race of people to remain in a found an excuse for evading belief of the burned to tire ground. Other detachment* of troops have been sent to the remaining set­ chronic state of sorenew.—Cor. Cincin­ reports by attributing them to the doctors, _____ ' lu whom they have no confidence. They at tlements, and will in like manner arrest tlie nati Commercial Gazelle. once resumed their Influx, and tlie result is ringleaders and take them to Fort Smith. apparent In an Increase In the mortality The following 1* a summary of the situation “Kataral” Nancy Luce. rate. They maintain their distrust of the In Oklahoma, aa viewed from the standpoint boomers: Tbe main colony whicu has }Ii.<ui Nancy Luce is a resident of Tlsdoctors, and retuse point blank to take any ortho b.-en trying to effect a settlement on the Okla­ medicine or to heed tbe sanitary regula­ homa lands for the last three years Is com­ bury, on the Island of Martha’s Vine­ posed ot about 1LOUO men. mostly residents of yard. The house in which she was tions. Kansas. Nebraska, Missouri and Illluota. All bom her parents occupied, and since Cliolara is raging in the Department ot tbe professions are represented In the colony, Herault, especially iu the Commune of l ait the mo.nbers are mostly farmers and their death Nancy has lived in it alone. Gegean. where there are two thousand in­ are seeking homes bv the Mme rnewns It is situated about three-quarters of a and methods and are inspired by—Th® habitants. tievm persons died there during Mme motives that have heretofore mile from the village of West Tisbury the past twenty-four hours, tuxl' eighteen given such a wonderful impetus to and is flanked on either side bv a grove case* are now under trduUitonL A- woman the growth of all the States west of tbe Mis of trees. Nancy is regardtM as a died at Mont I’avet, and her husband has slMlpp; River. Outside of the main colony, natural curiosity, and one of the first which Is known as the Payne Colony, there been attacked with Hie disease. The pop­ an several smaller ortanhuttioas. numlx-rtug trip« a visitor to the Vineyard under­ ulation is flying from the place. four thousand or five thouMnd, and having takes is a visit to Aer. hermitage. In lAiNixiN, Aug. K—The English,cholera their headquarters In Mveral of the Western b spre <dlnx In Clayton, Lemoores and Rich­■ (Mate*. Before any of tbe colonies were her early youth she was a peculiar fanned tbe best lej. .1 talent in the Unite! child, it is said, and was looked upon bv ton hsmlota, not tar from Bl.wk burn. States was consulted in regard to the right to IzjnihjN, Aug. 7.—An outbreak of En­ settle upon the aqds In question. Eminent the neighbors as a sort of "natural. glish cholera has occurred at Northampton, lawyers in SL Louis. Chicago. New York. Hos- As she grew to womanhood her only owing to.the scarcity of water. An entirei ton and Washington argued that tbe fndlan companions were a nannie-goat and her family have been stricken. No deaths havet title was extinct—that the lands belong ex­ clusively to the Federal Government, and that horse, a wild creature whom she alone occurred. hence, as a part or the public domain, they are subject to homestead and pre-emption had ridden. Her equestrian perform­ OTHCK FOBRON AFFAIBS. , settlements. These lands amount to about ances were remarkable for the daring London, Aug. 9.—A dispatch to tlie 14.1MO,W acres, well watered and Umbered, and skill displayed, and are even now Tima from Foo Chow says President Ar­ saB in fertility of soil and capacity tor tbe thur Is mediating between France and production or corn, wheat and other cereals well remembered. not excelled in any part of the country. When a young woman, Nancy sud­ China and has telegraphed Instructions to,, are On account Of tbe mild climate and tbe ab­ John Russell Young, United States Minister sence of anew In the winter these lands are denly shut herself up in her room, and .at Pekin. France desires a settlement with­' particularly adapted for raising oatlle. No refused to see even her parents for a in a week. The Fall Mall Gazette this aft­■ feed is required in the winter, and it is said long time. the actual cost of raising cattle in that ernoon earnestly advocates American inedi- that Different causes were assigned for coiF.itry docs not exceed one dollar per bead ation between China and France. Both this act. Some say that Nancy, had a countries It thinks, would eagerly accept IL lover, whose name was also Luce. ArSt. FKTEiuiBuna, Aug. 9c—The Russian American Slone on the EnfilHh Market chic was a sailor, and, owing to some Government Ims Issued a circular to the London, Aug. 11. —The Welsh Quarry­ lovers' quarrel, be departed suddenly principals of schools in Russia, holding men’s Union has asked tbe owners of the on a long voyage without bidding Nanthem responsible for any revolutionary tendencies their scholars may have and en­ quarries to hold a conference with regard to afarewell. His ship was never sighted sr she left port on a dark, cloudy joining them to msintaln strict supervision the collapse of tbe trade under the pressure over their pupils in order to dissipate tbe of importations from American States.' Tlie morning. Months after she had gone, slightest Nihilistic tendeneiea owners will accede to tbe request, but at the a narrow strip of board with gilt mold­ Beblin, Aug. U—The crojis throughout same time have (hade a reply to tbe effect ings and letters was washed ashore on Germany are in good condition. The dial the business stagnation Is more owing the west ride of tbe island where some­ stands rd being 100. wheat averages 98, rye to over-production at borne than to Ameri­ one found it and deciphered the words 99, bariey Ss, nat-> 90, anti hay 104. can Importation# "Arcthusa.” It was the name of Ar­ London, Aug. V.—The whole ot one chie Luce's ship. They carried it to Death of a Prominent Negro. deep-eea section of the second cable of tbe Nancy. Commercial Mackey-Bennett Cable Com­ New Oblbans, La., ^ug. IL—R. B. Then about this time her goat died, pany has now been placed on board the steamer Faraday. The- work has been Elliott, formerly a member of Congress and this ^Jatrr bereavement great Iv done with the utinoet sjx-ed, aa tlie com­ from South Carolina, died here Saturday added to her grief. This attachment in night Elliott was perhaps the moat elo­ itself was not curious, but the effect of pany is anxious to begin business at a* early a date as possible, but has decided not quent negro orator iu tbe South. Ho was the goat’s dgath upon her was a great to receive muesagos for traUHiuiaslou until employed in tbe revenue service here after surprise to the village folk. While her both cables are UM. The "stowent." who hia congressional career terminated, but parents lived she declined to see any­ opposed Kellogg two yean ago, and lost his one for a long time; but after their death __________________ decks, worked night and day under stimu­ position. she was of necessity forced to hare more li* Of liberal extra nay. The beat of the Harrison’s Ball Lowered. or less to do with tbe outside world, bold has been terrible, and the men have Indianapolis, Aug. 11.—Saturday morn­ and gradually became accustomed to ing, In the habeas corpus proceeding?, the receiving visits. nudity. It is now thirty-five or forty years court reduced the ball of J. C. S. Harrison, tbedefaultiag banker, from >40,000 to >10,- since their death, and she has reso­ 000, and he was released, his brother-in-law, lutely refused to alfow any one to share Niebota* McCarty, becoming his bondsman. her home with her, its only other inIt to reported that Harrison to very ILL and to be crofcler at present than for a number ueveral rooms of tbe m*naud a quadrangle adjoin- I principal occupation is caring eus and the cuw, which so 1 ief aupport.- Bottom Globe. STILT. -“PREADIXG. WE ARE HAPPY! Why Shouldn’t We Smile? Crops have turned out well. Farmers feel^ encouraged, and will give a large patronage to the business men of Hastings this vear.' That Makes Us Happy Moreover, since we came into our present quarter^, our Convenient Location, Good Goods and Low Prices have Doubled Our Trade! That Makes Us -Happier! Every day some new customer comes in and says: “I hear that you sell everything in the grocery line cheaper than any - store in Hast­ ings. Before he leaves our store he is cohvinced that he has been correctly informed, and buys a large bill of goods. stantly increasing, and Our trade is con­ That Makes Us Happiest We ask | simply an inspection of goods and prices to convince you that we are selling Staple and Fancy Groceries at Rock Bottom prices. If you have No. 1 Butter to sell, we want it, and will pay the high­ est price to get it. We buy none other. Respectfully, BROOKS & COOK � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-08-22.pdf 9a3eb61b2e48ca9b74ee0a119737eab8 PDF Text Text Hastings VOL. XXIX. NO. 18 HASTINGS, MICH., AUGUST 22, 1884. The Hastings Banner. . FOR TEN CENTS. : County News. I t' BtMHKD FRIDAYS, AT Hastings, Barry Co., Mkul, DAIIE’S BALSAMIC TABLETS, For Coughs aad Colds. MARSHALL L; COOK. SUBSCRIPTION RATES! In advance. $1.® per year: If paid within six nontns. SI UM per year: If not paid until ex­ t>* ration of year. #1.50. Subscribers out• ide of Barry Co.. $1.25 per year, in­ variably cash lu advance. ’ °« MTE8T TUMBLER TOP ONE COOK BOOK. TUE .HOSES u.JIE co Cm„ ADVERTISING RATES: Oae Column per year......... . .*100 00 Extra charge for special positions. JOB PRINTING. । Especial pride Is felt in the Job Printing Departiaent of the BaxNKR. Evenrthlng in the •ntir.! office is ncWj and with the latest faces of typ*. the most approved patterns of machinery*, aad competent workmen employed, enables the Banner to do Hrst-claas Job work, GEO. H. HEATH PHOTOGRAPHER. /ELEMENT SMITH, . V • Lawyer, (Offices over R. K. Grant's store.) Pnu'tiee* In all courts of theState. Collections promptly looked alter._____ _______ f________ “loyal E: Kxappkx. C. H. VaxAkman. E^Watch this space next week; Knappen * vanarman. Lawyers. (Over Hastings National Bank.) TORN carveth, J Attorney at Law, Middleville, Mich. THIS SUMMER, W. NISKHRN,. P . Lawyer. (Over 8|>aulilng’s dry goods store.) Will attend profiiptly to all business Infall courts. Charges reasonable. the American Continent has such n’dellghtful cl'mMe as that of Mixxkbota axd Nuhthkun DAKOTA. THE PARK REGION OF MINNESOTA A E. KENASTON, A. Attorney at Law, 'YIV} ,ts ACleV.. d*3?’ deliciously comfortable nights, and exhilarating atmosphere, ■ (Over J. S. Goodyear & Co.'8 store.) ENTIRELY FREE FROM MALARIA, Practices In all courts of the State. Collections beautiful scenery’ romantic drives, tin abundpromptly attending to. . ance-of excellent hotels, steamboats, railroads, attractions to 8UMME1I /1 W. LOWRY', M. D., TOURI8TK. The many hundreds of lakes in the v. Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. Farit Region afford unequalled iiunttnr and fishing. D kvila L akk . Dakota, has latclv re­ (Office, 301 Thom St., Hastings, Midi.) ceived considerable attention from the fact that . Calls In town or etomtry promptly attended. here Is offered the rare attraction of • Office hours—S to 10 a. m. and 1 to 3 p. m. SALT WATEB BATHING. Telephone at Holloways' drug store. tw Special attention paid to surgical diseases ^Pamphlets and full Information regarding and diseases of the eye and ear.______________ Minnetonka. JHakls, Alexandria, Ashby, or Devils Lake will -he furnished free on applica­ HACKETT & BUTLER, tion. D Pysicians and Surgeons, C. H. WARNER, Gen. Passenger Agt.', 8t. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Ky.. St. Paul, (Pniirieville. Mich.) * Minn. (M8 Alt calls, night or day. promptly attended. jCrobutc Order. R. TIMMERMAN. of Michigan, Count) of Barrv.—ss. . Jlonicepathic Physician & Surgeon, Stale At a session of the Probate ’Court for the county of Barrv. holden at the Probate Office In (Fiht door east of Holloways’ drug store.) the city of Hastings. In said county, on Mon­ day the 2Hth day of July. In the year one thous­ U. Wm. JONES, and eight hundred and elghty-four. Dentist.' Present, Clement Smith, Judge of .Probate. All work promptly attended to. In the matter of the estate of Loring Ed­ munds, deceased. On reading and filing the petition,duly verified, ELTON & WHITLOCK of Cyrus M. Edmunds, son of said deceased, praying that a paper, heretofore filed with this Are agents for the Watertown Insurance Co. court, purporting to be the last will and testa­ They write policies on a man's property against ment of said deceased may be admitted to pro­ loss by Are, lightning or wind; against a man's bate and the executor therein named appointed. Thereupon It Is ordered. thaoMonaay, the life by death and accident 25th day of August, A.D. IWH.atten o'clock In the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said QOOK Jc SHELDON, petition, and that the heir* at law of said de­ ceased, and all other persons Interested In said estate, are required to a|>|«-ar at a session of (Office in Abstract Block, Hastings, Mlcb.) court, then to be holden at the probate office, Have the only set of Abstract Books in Barry said In the city of Hastings, in said county, and show County. cause. If any there be. why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. A. FOOTE, M. D., T And it Is farther ordered that said petitioners . Physician and Surgeon, give notice to the persons Interested in said estate, of the pendency of said petition, and the (Office east side Main St.. Nashville, Mich.) hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this orderResidence next door north Wolcott House. to be published in the Hastings Baxnbh, a Alt calls promptly attended too, day or night. newspaper printed and circulated In said dmmty of Barrv once In each week for three successive wriG. pretlou. .0 «Ud djv JOSEPH KNIGHT, »J Veterinary Surgeon. [A true copy.] Judge of Probate. (Residence. Rutland, near Yeckley school house.) Will attend all calls tor services night or day. Charges reasonable. • . D thecompUeteho K. F. BROWN. Mxiy W. P. Polhemus, M. D. DRS. BROWN & POLHEMUS, Hoinojpathic Physicians & Surgeons. (Office over Julius Russell'^ store. Main St.) Calls answered from the office at all hours of the day or night. Dr. Polhemus will give special attention to dhoases of the Eye and Ear. Office hours—0 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 4 p. m._______ •pLARKE & RIKER* V Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. •Offices in Colon block, over Beamer Bros.) Hastings, Mlcb. Practice In all courts of the state. Attend to collections and perfecting titles to real estate. Money to loan insurance taken etc., etc. hilip t. colgrove, P Lawyer, Hasting?, Mlcb. Prosecuting Attorney for Barry County. The Science of Life. Only $1. BY MAIL, POST-PAID. KNOW THYSELF. A Great Medical Work on Manhood, Kxhuwu.1 Vlullnyherroa,»»d blllfy, Premature fifecline in Mita. Errors ot /’irsnsS ASHVILLE Agricultural Depot. as probably never before fell to the lot or any D'lvslclaii. 300 paces, tmund In beautiful Freneb muslin, embossed coven, full lUt, be a liner work In even* senseerary m><1 professlonal-than any Otiier wort sold'ln this country for $2.W). Or the the NatlonalMedlcal Association, to the officers ° Thlltt "ffi/b^rmd b!'the forJostructlSM»d by the affilrfodfor relief. Itwl Uo 2-ta Mu Mr, Light in Draft, left cut, and will elevate and bind grain from 10 inches to 8 feet long. HEAL . _ ' ZTZ. ?t i^c diseases that l Xi.nt^p <iii ntlier nliXTilclans specialty, om" ctissfiilly without an In­ stance of failure. Raison and Grom Mowers, Royee Reapers. Braylrtteltoi HO! FOR MONTANA. Haying and Harvesting Machincry used. Also the Largest Stock of all kinds of FARM MACHINERY Between Juckson and Grand Rapids. Also a grand big stock of Hardware and Building Material, Doors, Baah, Glass, sc., &c., &c. Prices Low a* anybody. C. L. GLASGOW. lima- WHOLE NO. 1518. to who Were invited to participate and Mrs. Boasman, of Belding, is visiting ' The nominee for lieutenant governor who not, which still more marred the at Mre. Wagonlander’s. to a popular citizen of the north of the enjoyment of those who did attend. Next Monday, Mtos Mildred Corning state, Archibald Buttan, of Charlevoix Nashville. Ull __________________ __ .< « __ • .. .. Chas. Davidson, a former resident of The Bowne Centre school made a tine — will give an exhibition at the Congre­ well known personally to many "peopl* Nashville, to here visiting hto many appearance as usual and rather eclipsed gational church. We anticipate a highly of this section. He has been v&y ac­ the Freeport school in the matter of friends. His home is in the northern interesting time as we have attended tive in building up a new section of the display and apparent good feeling. part of the state. her entertainments heretofore and can state. He is a prominent member of The "Social Glass” was played in r. CAL’ Glaa<ow has returned from say they were the best Lacey ever af­ the present state senate. Union Hall Friday evening before a Castile, N. where she has been for forded. As she has the combination of Moses Taggart, for attorney general, the past monttror two for the benefit of small but apparently well pleased two schools, we are'assured it will be a is an experienced and successful mem­ ber of the bar at Grand Rapids, who her health. Her many friends are glad audience. The play upon the whole, fine success. 7 to see her, and also to learn that her was quite well rendered, some of the School begins in the Stevens’ neigh­ has made himself respected at home actors doing very well indeed. Among hood the first Monday in Septemi»er. health is greatly improved. for both his personal and professional those who excelled we would mention Chas. Lee is at his nephew’s, H. M. qualities. Rutland. “Bob Brittle," “John Farley,” "Eva Lee’s. Chas, thought it was too cold at Jams M. Ballou, for member of the Good corn weather. Thornley ’ and “Nettie Nettleby." Petoskey. John Erway was a resident of this state board of education, to a resident Mrs. L. Freeman to visiting her son W. I. Marble and family returned of the neighboring town of Otsego. He town, instead of Irving, as reported in near Keller this week. from Harlwr JSprings, Norwood, Petos­ is well known in this part of the state, Postmaster Roush is improving his your last issue. He lost everything by key and other places up north last Sat­ the burning of his house. Small insur­ is a careful, energetic man of business residence with a fresh coat of paint. urday evening. and has always taken a deep interest in T. E. Cheesebrough and wife returned ance in toe Barry and Eaton. B. B. Lee has returned from hto busi­ educational affairs. Dell Robinson shot a hawk the other Wednesday from Petoskey. Tom The other nominees are the present ness trip to Dakota and ,.vfUl be found thinks he was as near the north pole day, and on going to where it had fallen, selling goods at Lee’s. found it had struck a black hornets’ as he cares to go. They have made a good record in their Jacob Osmun made a business trip to Dr. Pressey and wife will remain at nest, and they had taken possession, so official sphere, which recommends them Ionia, returning on Monday evening Petoskey another week. They occupy that he had to make a hasty retreat. to the state for re-election in order that H. M. Lee has gone to Grand Rapids, A large number attended the Wes­ a cottage with Rev. D. W. Parsons and the public may receive the benefit of Ionia and other places. He win be leyan camp meeting in Pennock’s grove wife, of Schoolcraft. their experience and reward their faith­ gone a week or ten days. O. L. Newton is repairing his house and were pleased with the services. ful work. M m. II. Atkinson was on our streets east of town. Improvements on farm Some were led to embrace religion. Monday. James O’Donnell, the well-known ed­ as well as dwelling seems to be Mr. Bowins mills. Chas. Slater arrived in town Monday itor of the Jackson Citizen, was nomi­ Newton’s constant watchword. Very dry and warm. . evening. nated for congress, by acclamation, in Geo. and Will Karcher returned from Plow progresses slowly on account of II. IL Dickinson went over to the the third district, on Aug. 12. He was, Petoskey, Tuesday, well pleased with dry weather. . . band room and listened to the boys an born in Norwalk, Conn., in 1840, and their visit. They report our old friend, Several G. A. R. boys from hetf at­ hour last Friday night. He was so B. T. Halstead, as well and prosperingtended the Allegan county reunion. when but eight years of age removed pleased with the progress of our band with his parents to Jackson. When finely. The Allegan boys did their part well. that he gave them five dollars. The but a mere lad he was thrown upon his Quite a number of Bowenites are at Woodland. boys gave him a vote of thanks. own resources, and had but little oppor­ Battle Creek, attending the soldiers* and Hot dry weather. • W. H. Holbrook was in town Mon­ tunity for attending school. He en­ sailors’ reunion there. ' । Oats not all harvested yet. day. gaged as a clerk in a grocery store fgr J. W. Briggs and wife spent Sunday The strong competition amongthresha time, but finally learned the trade of m About one hundred of the G. A. IL at Bradley. Allegan copnty. printer. In 1864, after having served boys will attend the reunion at Battle ing machine men, enables farmers to T. J. Magee has been very sick,- but in all the capacities of devil, carrier, Creek this week, and a large number of get their grain threshed cheap. There appears to be an unusual large has sufficiently recovered that he has compositor, foreman, and editor, hi other citizens will witness the sights. gone on a visit at one of hto son’s at crop of co-operate life insurance agents purchased the Citizen, then only a J. M. Waters has exchanged his resi­ Kalamazoo. weekly paper. One year after, in com­ dence property with Mrs. Gaines, and this summer. R. Misner has a brother visiting him George W. Smith says it’s a boy this pany with D. W. Ray, he establishes will move to Lowell, hto former borne. from the northern part of the state. time, and he thinks he will not move the Daily Citizen. On the death of Mr. Some of the boys became festive on off the farm to come to town. MORQO-THORN APPLE. Ray the following spring he became Sunday evening and enjoyed themselves Mrs. Hiram Walts and Mrs. S. W. Picnic at Thornapple lake Tuesday. sole proprietor. Under his manageby tearing down signs, changing them Branch are on the sick list. J udge Smith will address the people the Citizen has become one of the lead­ about, etc. Two children of Mlles Lipscomb and of Morgan and vicinity Wednesday eve­ ing newspapers of Michigan. In 1872 Our citizens were startled on Monday one at Dayton-Jordan’s are said to have ning, Aug. 27th, on the political issues he-represented the state in the national j about 2 o'clock by the the report that a mild attack of scarlet fever. of the day. electoral college, and cast its vote for 1 E. B. Slater had been drowned in Thorn­ The Sunfield cornet band visited this The Lodge's Relief Corps of Morgan Grant and Wilson at the national capi­ apple river about miles west of village last Saturday evening, and dis­ will meet at H. H. Spark’s house Fri tal. In 1873 he was the republican mom- , town., A large number went to the coursed some fine music. inee for mayor of Jackson, and although ' day evening, Aug. 29th. scene and efforts made at once to re­ J. M. Riser and B. S Holly are put­ A good many of the old vets from he led his ticket by over 800 votes, wfc> cover the body, which were soon suc­ and around Morgan attended the re­ defeated by an inconsiderable majority ting furnaces in their dwellings. cessful. The particulars of the sad af­ C. S. Palmerton has struck a good union at Battle Creek. In 1876 he was again nominated foi fair are as follows: Ed (as he was vein of water at the depth of 95 feet in this position, and was elected by a Assyria. familiarly called) in company with his the well just completed on his mill site. handsome majority, running over 600 i The people in this vicinity are taking voIm in advance of hto ticket In 187t, ! brother-in-law Rob Therman, Mr, Da­ If any one says the trustees of school mon, Joe Berkert and John Mason district No. 4 had any trouble, tell them in the. soldiers’ and sailors' reunion at he was the candidate for congress anc , went down the river fishing, Mr. Mason they are mistaken, as the trustees were Battle Creek. lacked but four votes of a nomination 1 Mrs. John Loomis, of Saginaw, is at In the spring of 1877 he was re-elected 1 and Sherman holding the net, and the only having a little amusement among J. Hartom’s assisting in the care of her mayor by a still larger majority. other three wading the river to drive themselves. In ' mother, who is very sick. the fish down. When they came to a hole the succeeding spring he ran on the ( The board of school inspectors meet Mrs. Dey Wilcox to slowing recover­ people's ticket and was defeated by the 1 where the water was six or seven feet at the school bouse in district No. 3 on ’ . deep. Ed went down, and did not come Saturday the 23d for the purpose of de­ ing. greenback candidate. His administra- j lion 6f public affairs was marked b\ I up. He was known to be a good swim­ taching certain territory from district mer and at first little anxiety was felt, No. 3 and attaching it to district No. L THE REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. ability, thoroughness, and rigid econ The interest in the nominations of omy. Two years ago, when the opposi J but soon the dreadful truth flashed This territory has long been a bone of the Detroit convention relates chiefly to upon them, and they seemed paralyzed contention between the two districts tion*.“tidal" wave swept over Michigan that of governor, mainly because five with fear. Mr. Mason set off to give and it is expected the board will en­ of the state officers were renominated. the old third district rolled up 1,784 re | publican plurality, and a clear majority j the alarm "nd procure assistance. His deavor to settle it at this time, at least Gen. Russell A. Alger, received the body was recovered about 3 o’clock. A for a while. of 1,483.—Lansing Republican. nomination without any seeking on his coroner’s jury was impaneled by Jus­ The sporting people of this town as own part. Hon. Julius C. Burrows was nomin I He is one of the tice Feighfer and a verdict rendered of well as many who don't hynt and fish foremost citizens of the state and one ated for congress'in the 4th district am : accidental drowning. Several theories any, are getting their backs up and pro­ Hom IL G. Horr was renominated tn j of the best instances of self-made men are advanced to account for the acci­ pose-to make times lively for certain in the west. He is just in the prime of acclamation in the 8th. dent. One that he became entangled in outside parties, who are making a prac­ life, being in his 49th year. He is a na­ The greenback and anti-monopoh j some brush, another that he became tice of shooting game out of season, tive of Ohio, was a farmer boy during lamb and the democratic lion in thi.- ! strangled, and in that was helpless. He and placing torpedoes in the lakes to his early life, and being left an orphan state have lain down together, fusioi I had on heavy boots, which prevented kill fish. Public opinion is certainly at 11 years ofage, was at once thrown having been effected, despite the vigor j him from rising. Edward B. Slater verj’ much against these lawless acta, on his own endeavors. He acquired a ous protest of a large number of deK- | was born at Fort Plain, Montgomery and the citizens can’t submit to_ .this good education by hto own industry and gates to the former conventions. Ir 1 Co„ N. about the year 1847, and was way of proceeding much longer; among economy; was admitted to practice in the democratic camp all was serene, i about 36 years old at the time of his these last lawbreakers was observed the Ohio supreme court nt 23 years of death. He came With hto parents to some who at home were elected to see age, having fitted himself for the law; they having no objection to swallowing r the wild-eyed greenbackers. Time for Michigan in 1857 or 1868, and settled on the laws of the state enforced. and on Indications of impaired health bids further comment in this issue, but a farm in Kalamo, Eaton Co., and has removed from Cleveland to Grand Rap­ we shall have more to say on this sub­ CARLTON. UtM in this vicinity ever since. He ids, where he engaged in the lumbering ject Peter Covert grew about forty bush­ married Mtos Mary Sherman last Janu­ pursuit. On the outbreak of the war The pectoral ticket was divided, six । ary, who grief is well nigh unoontrol- els of wheat to the acre. he entered the Second Michigan cavalry and six, each nominating the 13th elec­ Remember the open lodge Saturday able. Ed was a very jovial, kind heart­ as captain, and was in nearly all the ed, companionable fellow, a mail whom evening next, the entertainment will great battles of the army of the Potom­ tor. The following state officers wert everybody liked, whose was courteous be excellent. All are invited. ac till, a second time wounded, he was nominated by the fusi mists, the green D. M. Faster and Barnum threshed and genial to everyone he met; a steady, obliged by the condition of hto health industrious man. Although he had for IL Vester in cne-half day seven to leave the service the last year of the backers nominating candidates for gov­ ernor, commissioner of state land office been but a little while in the family of hundred and fifty bushels of grain. war. He was repeadedly promoted for attorney general, and superintendent m The debate Saturday evening: “Re­ Widow Sherman, they had learned to distinguished service411 the field, the public instruction; the democrat? solved that water is more destructive love him, because as they expressed it, first promotion being at the same time "he is so good." Mr. Slater was burled than fire." Fire devoured the water. that hto superior officer, now Gen. Sher­ nominating the balance of the ticket: Governor —Josiah W. Begole. o: School meeting will occur Monday at Kalamo on Tuesday. His funeral idan, was advanced to general,' and in Flint. services were conducted by the Rev. P. evening September 1st—notices are connection with the same victory. Lieutenant Governor—Matthew H Hpller, at 4 o’clock, at hto tote resi­ posted. Gen. Alger was a leading spirit ifi the Maynard, of Marquette. Wm. Cole considerably overcome Secretary of State—William Shakssuccesses of Custer’s famous Michigan dence. peare, of Kalamazoo. with the heat to now suffering with a cavalry brigade. The last winter of hto Treasurer—James Blair, of Kent. fever. 1 service Gen. Alger was under the per­ Auditor General—Geo. P. Senford, 0: V. Crane returned home but thinks From the Herald. > sonal orders of President Lincoln Ina Ingham. Freeman Fish returned from Petos­ of returning here to do wagon building. Commissioner of State Land Offlcemission which took him to nearly all John H. Dennis, of Harry. key Saturday, and brought with him an Many ducks are being killed along the armies. He was breveted major Attorney General—Francis W. Cook oat»talk6fret 3 Inches long; as evi­ the river by town parties from Hast­ general before closing hto army career. of Muskegon. dence of the capsbUlty of northern ings, so it to said. SupnntendeDt of Public InstructionHto business interests are on the south David Parsons, of Detroit. Michigan soil. Laoey. \ shore of the northern peninsula, at Member of State Board of Edncatioi Mr H. Ludlow informs us that the Miss Lottie Bullis, of Ann Arbor, to points on Lake Huron, in the new De­ —Christian Van der Veen, of Ottaw; yield of whMt this year i> averaging visiting her cousin Clara Bullis, of this troit, Bay City & Alpena railroad and ibout 2S buahels to the acre. And that Ben Butler has shied his castor int in various manufacturing institutions in hb opinion the "Scott" variety yields place. Mtos Ada Norrto, of Olivet, to visit­ at Detroit. He to a man of great indus­ the arena, and gives people very ea the bait In quality and quantity of all try and devotion to business, and is phatically to understand that he is 01 ing relatives in this vicinity. The dance held at the Bristol hall said to have unusual influence in retain­ deck and ready for bmdnesa. Judging OtMrraand Mra. L. K. Hall, of Tenneowas well attended and all appeared to ing the personal regard of all who ever from the comments of the luetropolitai m accompanied by Mra. Coward. Mr. have business transactions with him. press, both democratic and repubiicai: Ml^ster arrival Friday, ami will enjoy themselves hugely. Miss Mildred Corning, who has been It requires no argument to show that his manifesto to regarded as favorab] «rw>nd the summer months with Mrs. spending her vacation at her home in such a man will give the affairs of to Blaine, and decidedly hurtful t father. Jacob Wallace of this Hillsdale. returned last week, attended Michigan a splendid administration. Cleveland, whom Ben roundly d township. He enters the canvass with the moat ces as a nobody. He rags the <to enthusiastic personal following that has cy unmercifully tor refuatng to nize the rights of labor. �The Hastings Banner. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. hto attorneys were drafting theneceesa*^ ry papers to compel the Sentinel pro­ prietors to show their proofs. He also demanded as early a trial of the case as possible. That is the way James G. Blaine proceeded when charges affect­ ing his mor^l character were made. How different was Grover Cleveland! Responsible journals all over the coun­ try have published the details of the Halpin scandal, giving names, dates and other specifications, and he has not proceeded against a single one of them, as he should and would if he is inno­ cent of the conduct alleged., —»s a common drurksol; the detectives who woe Mr. Burrows, a hwJrer, ‘ CtovelMd to do work TbeCMeofliiHGralitjAtiiiirt^ __________________ ___ lereupoo put IJbMe McNeU, Xoniml eehool diploma. Mazy L. Beata. her into an “inebriate" asylum. On the Mary McNeil. WllfiaaC. C.Mora Itoe “ ' William other hand, the Rev. Dr. Kinsley Twin­ Enoch Andrus, Angie Batea J Si,-* “ ing; who investigated the matter in be­ s’rr7 » ‘ *PrK,-W half of the Independent newspaper, “ * ®. Nearly four week ago, an independent says that the officer sent after Mrs. Hal-1 J. Walker Mathews - 28, * —----------oct 13. paper in Buffalo published the detaite pin, “acting on the right of personal Daniel C. Warner oct 27, *82. oct 27,’ 86 Frank A. Bacon «t 13, For President, of a scandal which charged the gross­ mdgment, did, in fact, place her in the SBOO3TD GRADE. JAMES G. BLAINE, of Maine. est immorality upon the democratic Roman Catholic Providence Asylum, Name*. Dote. Expiration. but thlt she “was not incarcerated.” James H. Smith oct^ For Vice President. candidate for the presidency. It was and “was not entered for a permanence.” I Dora Kennedy sept 1, *82. sept 1, *84 JOHN A. LOGAN, of IlltnoO. Hattie L. Bradlev nur’si S S “ “ alleged that he seduced a beautiful and I In Mr. McCune’s statement in the Buf­ M. Maude Brown Fannie Lees ’ - ’W niar 31,8s “ accomplished lady in Buffalo; that shej falo Courier the episode is summarily j Mary E. Wilcox STATISTIC KET. Stella EUerton apr 14 hw , Chas. F. Gardenier * " Maria Halpin by name, gave birth to a I dismissed as a “separation of the moth­ S. H. Hendricks sspt 23, *82. sept 23, *84 Lizzie Whitby ma/u Sl Ftor Governor-III’MELL A. ALGER, of Wayne. The Banner contained a recent edi­ son—the illegitimate offspring of Grov­ er and child by the removal of the For Lleuteuant Oorernor—ARCHIBALD HlJTA^ij-D^Wdf Wh S । former to an inebriate asylum." The I Gomrv Conley - “ TAJ.s. of CharkwcSx. torial note stating that in the past five er Cleveland. ort 14. ■82. oct 14, 84 Names, dates and al­ I sixteen independent republicans, said to W. D. Barry For .sp retary <rf 8late-HARRY A. CONANT, oct 20, *82. oct 20,84 years 30,000 English farmers had found leged facts were given. To their credit be “prominent citizens of Buffalo," who L. K. Fullerton 001 For Htatr Treaaurer-EDWAKD H. BUTLER. homes in tfiis land of protection, and Ada Coykendall | sign the latest certificate of Gov. be it said, not a republican paper in the For Auditor GeneraJ-WILLlAM C. STEVENS, John Klingensmith M Ethal Putnam sedmed by no means anxious to return land published the reported scandal, Cleveland's good moral character, mere- Letha McCartney oct 28, *82. oct 28, *84 Anna Winter* * of Wasbtenav. । ly say that “the allegations resj>ecting For CommbRlooer of the lADd Office—MINOR to free-trade England. The Evening preferring to give Mr. Cleveland a Esther McMore Clara Ketcham “ “ her (Maria Halpin's) abduction and iu K. N EWELL. of Oei>e««*e. Marcos Covkendall ** * M. “ For AUoraey General-MOSEB TACGART, of News wasn’t pleased with that state­ chance to deny the charges and bring treatment are wholly false." We do not S. W. Rein m»rk}8 Vent. “ ment concerning the former country­ forth the proofs. He has not done so. I know what were the results of Mr. George Lee For Kuj-erintendent of Public lurtruetlon*— Chas. D. Prichard . men of its proprietor, and talked about i His friends for him have made five in­ Horatio C. King's explorations of this HERMCHELL R. OAKS, trf Hllbdale. Frank A. MHlcox parr or the me scandal. scanmu. His xus general gcucriu wuj __ 2 For Member of the Suite Board of Education— ।p art of assur--> Maria Stokw “cheap lands,” etc. John G. Ni JAMES M. BALLOU. . dependent investigations of the case. ance that there is nothing in tha Hal- Stillman W. (voucher The News is everlastingly howling j Not one of them denies the main pin August Ni matter which need prevent the Rev. A. L. Nichols |iin For Coiw«<. Third Dlatrict-JAMES O’DON. Lecta Fun about how the American farmer is charge in the report^ and all that gave Henry Ward Beecher from voting for Leroy Orr NELL, of Jackaon. aPr J. *84. apr Eva Bptes Mr. Cleveland is probably satisfactory Emma W alker being robbed and ground down by the the story any plausibility or shadow of REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. THIRD GRADE. American system of protection. It foundation. Below.we give a summary to both of these }gentlemen. The charge qi abduction and inhu-1 «— Date. Expiration For Bepmentetlv Id the Slate Legixlature**»*• Expiration. loves to tell how much better off are the of the Halpin-Cleveland case as pub­ inanity is denied; • ENOCH ANDRUS. the specification *that J **■ -t Theron Forbes 1sept 1, *83 sept 1, *84 Rose Kronpwitter mar Sh.’m mar 28,‘85 For Jude* of Probate-CLEMENT SMITH. people of free-trade England, and al­ lished in the New York Sun, a deuio- the woman wag seized without legal Nettie Adams Mattie Brtzee For Sheriff—JOHN Q. CREfWY. warrant, and that she was locked up in For Clerk -CHARLffi M. MACK. most in the same breath admits that ocratic paper, of August 14th. Anna Schram Henrv H. Campbell Our For ProMeuttnc Att’y-PHILIP r. COMJ ROVE Nellie Woodruff English farmers are leaving their na­ readers can thus obtain, from demo­ an asylufn by men acting in Mr. Cleve­ J. B. Ramsey For RegUter erfDee» KIXJAB F. NYK. land's interest, is admitted. Eva M. Cross ForzTreaaurer—FREDERICK ALEXANDER. Harry S. Theirs tive land and seeking homes in other The general charge that Mr. Cleve­ GJrn C. Lawrence cratic authority, a statement of Cleve­ For Circuit Court Camrnkaloiieri-l'HlLIP W. Elsie Elarton NI8KERN and JADES B. MILLS. climes. Why should they come to land’s connection with a disgraceful land, apart from the Halpin case, is Smith A. Holmes sept 15,*83 sept 16,*84 Dora Price For Surveyor—SETH PRATT. knoftvn in Buffalo as a man of licentious Frank Chamberlain _ Rills Gutchess “ “ FOrCoronor»-l)r. A. P. DRAKE and Dr. J. W. America, if by coming here they are scandal, and can form their own con­ hxlJfts, is emphatically denied by all the HACKETT. ' Ezra Leonard 1sept‘ 29,*83 sept — —- Cora Terpening 29,*84 to be robbed of the fruits of their labor clusions as to whether or not the Sentiemen who have undertaken his Henry C. Houvenirr “ “ Edwarjl McPherson -----------------------------by protection? Is it not the sheerest charge of immorality is sustained. The efense. On this point the evidence Lottie Beals “ “ Gertrude Nimmo EDITORIAL NOTES. preponderates in his favor. It is not nonsense to assert that English fanners Sun says: Thomas Daniels ’’ . ” Lana Grozinger encouraging, however, to observe that “ " Belle Crother Enoch Andrus will creditably repre­ would fiock to our shores by the thous­ Since the first publication in a Buf­ nearly all of Mi-. Cleveland’s defenders Tillie Moore “ “ Mildred Corning sent Barry county at Lansing, and ands if our protective policy robbed the falo newspaper of a scandalous story­ attempt to shield him from the full re­ Jennie L. Sackett Lizzie E. Brightral oct 13. *83 oct 13, *84 Alice Lowe farmer? The talk of cheap lands has affecting Governor Cleveland’s private sponsibility for his act and Maria Hal­ every voter in the county knows it. Lillian Hare “ “ Cora Bowker character. The Sun has avoided print ­ no bearing on the' question of the pin's misfortunes by representing the Clement Smith has filled the office of ' Joseph E. Garver “ Bertha Bowker ing any word that came from his ac ­ woman as a degraded and shameless Alice Houseman " * probate judge ably, honorably, credita­ value of protection. What difference cusers. No matter how definite the wretch. So far as we can learn from a William l*ratt Etta H. Smith “ “ bly. Every person having business how cheap the lands if the farmer is to specifications, nor how worthy of re­ careful examination of all the defensive Perley Eddy Charles Williams oct 26, *83. oct 26. *84 Lottie Smjth be robbed by our tariff system ? The spect the judgment of those who have statements, there is an absolute lack of • ■with his court has been fairly treated. Hattie Bauer Nettie Marshall " “ The business of no office in the state Is fact that thousands of British agricul­ been led by their investigation to a the evidence on this point that alone Lydia A. Morgan Jeanie Fax “ “ conclusion adverse to Mr. Cleveland, coifld justify such a course. Surely, Mr. May Morth land, in better shape. The nomination sought turalists do come to America each year; that side of the case has been excluded Maggie J. Ryan “ “ Cleveland did the woman injury enough Nora Quart “ “ him; he never asked a renomination. that they do not only make homes for from the columns of this newspaper. nine years ago, when he was not yet a Alice Jones Allie Waters ** < “ It was because the people know he is themselves but become well-to-do land­ We have thought it right to give our candidate for'president of the United Flora McCallum Cora Brooks Kate Williams “ “ readers the facts only as they nave ap ­ States! . able to perform the duties of the office ed proprietors in a short time shows Mary E. Fox “ “ peared in the several statements, ex­ Judging solely from these statements Maria L. Dun well that America is a much better place for as they should be that he was again Anna’Beadle “ planations, apologies, and denials put in extenuation of facts Which are not Reljecca Orslx»rn Etta M. Wolf “ “ placed in the field. The voters of Bar­ ■ the farmer than England. It shows forth in defence of the Governor by nis denied, we are forced to conclude that Minnie D. Gaskill Emma Nagter “ “ We if the things now developed had been Florence Williams ry county could never make so serious too that the statement that protection friends and political admirers. John K. Wallace “ “ have also preferred to form our own known to the country three months Albert Hafner is driving this country into proverty a mistake as to allow this office to go “ “. Augusta Hinkley opinion from the evidence offered on ।9?o, there woidd not have been in the j Joseph M. Burpee into other hands. John (J. Cressy for and robbing the agricultural class is a one side only—that is to say. the side “ “ Florence E. Barker nited States of America a man less William 8. Beadle Jay Smith “ “■ six years has been Barry county's exe­ lie, invented by those who have the favorable to the accused. Tnis is not a !likely to be nominated tor president Charles E. Doyle Harry B. Andrus Robert W. Gates “ “ cutive officer, and none have ever^een largest possible opportunities of know­ strictly judicial, way of getting at the Ithan Grover Cleveland of Buffalo. Charles W. Gaskill “ “ Albert E. Henkes truth, but the advocates or a man < ing nothing about agriculture in this more faithful in the discharge of duty charged with immorality can hardly Harry A. Waldorff “ Eunice Wilkinson than he. It was wise to renominate country. find fault with it. Guy D. Erb “ Eva A. Otis him, and Barry county cannot afford to “ ■* Edith Terpening Will the Evening News explain,.if it There is reason to believe that the t Default having own rnaue in the payment of Almon N. Sheldon S " “ David C. Stiles <’* "“’rtgaire. bearing date Thomas Kelly have so good a man defeated. Charles ran. why there the 15th day erf December. A. D. 1877, made by “ “ Seymour D. England M. Mack has made one of the best in England in favor of increased duties will finally stand, and it is to be noted Abram Annatrong and Etale M.. hla wife, dj John J. VanArman E. Agnes Dean David W. Leedy J™rt® T,1 te b'winUilp, Harry county. State of clerks Barry county has“ever had. He on imported goods, (why the so-called that the defense offered in behalf of Michigan, to Hiram Oka**, of the same place, Helen Mills George A. Mo»ey recorded in the office of Register of Deeds for Satie Reed is always to be found at his post of "Olr-trade" movement beoune eo.IormAnna D. Nash Harry county, Michigan, on the 17th day of De­ Ida Flory Claud Carpenter duty, and is noted for doing the right idabte that Gladstone had to spring his JJcceaive phases, from anabiolute, cember. A. D. 1*77, Mono o ’ clockp. m.. In liber tassecTthrough 5 of imortram, ou page 3*7; aald iudenUre of MagiV-lIafner ________ thing every time. His services for two suffrage bill in order to hold the manu mum.­ I -»• ------- * _ *■---• ■ absolute, in­ mortgage bring aligned by aald Hiram Chaae Grant (Mis Jennie J. Bryant “ dignant denial in toto to an apology 5° ‘ m*’ “W on 1 ‘wtnber Minnie Noblee years more must be secured for Barry facturing cities for liberals) if free trade Ethd Burtim ' M ” that includes an admission of the main county. It was well for Barry county is so glorious a thing for Great Britain ? facts originally alleged. Myron A. Teeple Nellie McGregor ” “ Eugene Jordan when she placed her finances under the Why should there be a great movement The principal pleas in defense of Mr. Fannie R. Sackett apr 5, *81. apr 5, >5 Zefla M. Odell* mar 28,84. mar 28,*85 Edna A. Griffin " “ direction of Frederick Alexander. He in favor of a higher tariff in a country Cleveland, based, as we assume, on sep­ Adah Odell »um of to Alice L. Iffilllipa ” • knows just what needs to be done in where free-trade is such a panacea for arate and independent investigations of: me of four hundred and twenty drilarx Villie M. Warner the facts, are five in number. The first I tbeauin Wade B. Brockway “ <*42D>. anrt »<) procecdlUDi having been inatitut- ! the office of treasurer, and will attend all the ills of government and people ? I 'was published in the columns of the by MUd mortgace.orany i>artremaining thereof, and the j 'Della Whit right Alice Brockway “ “ eeover the debt secured to the work faithfully. Be sure that And ...... . then the News might add1M > its 1 Evening Post, and was reprinted in power of sale therein contained having I’rcome Georgia Mathews Elias W. Billings ’’ to !i aSEi'a'd1*!! Jessie Curtis Mary E. Blackwood “ his name to on your ticket Edgar F. explanation, if it pleases, why the prom- The Sun. The second was undertaken by Mr/Horatio C. King, in order to sattu the uAernoon, at’the northt 1 <>n aatnr- Edith Rork Daniel W. Myers ’’ ( — —w—-. .3M, III our Nye, Johnstown's favorite son, Is the inent leaders of the Irish movement isfy the conscientious scruples of the of the-court in the nr city Hwuhks . m i>eiia - house -Itenioon. the of north front door HattieKill Brainard 1 Herbert A. Towers "X ” . “ ' republican candidate for register of A bm' * oo“rt ho<w<- tn the city of Hastlnra. In ‘ C,ara denote Great Britain for abolishing . Rev. Henry Ward Beecher about vote ‘!arS^A Delia Hill Edwin McCartney v’ - >eUUpSneai!dd<m» ' gid want botuiebeing i 11>«lla Nickered deeds. He is widely known in Barry the Irish . protection . .to .CT ” tn ttelor a candidate ot lechery. Kafie E. Mayo system ot the in-1 Tf third is Ue licensed sUteluent ot - J.................... aunty of Harry.) I »hall n*U at public auction ‘ county, and his soldier friends will I dustries of the Emerald Die. It should Ackerson Hattie Endinger dustrioR nf th» EmoruM i-’“ t*-*-—»-i Charles W. McCune, the editor of the • ,* Mattie Furniss give him a big vote. He is thoroughly I not fail to state the grand consolationi Buffalo Courier. This has been reprint­ scribed in iald mortgage to-wlt; All that cer­ Cora Wilkinson tain pie.-e piece or or |mre< parcell of ofland situate hi Io the the county —..... - iIda iniu land situate un H. Meyers «*T Minnie K. Fniin “ , “ qualified; and in southern Barry, where all true Irishmen must get from.having. ed in The Sun; it whs especially do™°f Mleldaan, known and“d? J Ida C. H«ll Mina Treadwell Kinnlo S. < XI ’ he is best known, will sweep the board their factories despoiled, their laborers signed for the benefit of doubting dem­ »crll>ed an follow*, via: CotumrneliiK at thn j■' Kinnle Merritt May Potter ’’ in gnind style. He deserves the sup­ unemployed. Of course this manufac­’ ocrats of the regular .sort. The fourth. nvr pv>] In town tiro (t] north, of ninae ten nji ■ Anna Johnson Blanche B. Barker ’’ • like the first, is addressed to the inde- wrat. nuintng thence west ten [to] and onXfiall Laura Henderahott May Bassett port of every republican. ITtflip T. turing that was once carried on so ex­ . pendent republicans who have com­ j Emma Havnca • Fred Otto । “ Colgrove has made as successful a pros­ tensively in Ireland and gave employ­. mitted themselves to Mr. Cleveland as , i.i .-o jo ■ A,kl* Jordan Etta Williamson ecutor as Barry county ever had. - He ment to Irish capital and labor is now’ against Mr. Blaine on an issue of per­ - part or tbr Etta Mathews Leonora Lowden ”<’rth-cast quarter (»f the nortl ,1* ! Ann« Bick,son has saved money to the tax-payers: he done in England. But how much son al character. • We printed it day be- ter IH1 of Motion two hl. Robert D. Freeman Ti'ni ,OW.M _ number one i wnA Hull । fore yesterday. The fifth is the state­ (J) north of range ten [io. [io) west, or ,ao much i « “ * IHII Lora Mathews has been cautious and faithful in the bread does that fact furnish to a hun­ . ment or the Rev. Dr.’ Kinsley Twining thereof aa ahall be necr»«ary to *'• pay ’“v th* amount : Lora Smith Nellie Gordon discharge of his duties. Though a gry Irishman? due on aald mortgage with in the Independent newspaper. — luteraat —w.vwt thereon at ' Mary '* ** * “ ' Crockford Nettie Broughton cost# and exyoung man, he already ranks i^nong All five of these statements agree in epnaet allowed by law. "itn• the cos Emma Bonley Florence E. Geer Dated May 23d. A. D. IRM. The republicans of Barry county one important particular. They all, ad­ the l>est attorneys of the county; is (krrte DonleyFrank Nagler mit, without attempt at denial, that MANLY M CHARE. Ida E. Davis competent in every way, and just the have named a ticket of which every Mr. Cleveland acknowledges theipaterMaud Summers Aaalgnra ol Mortgagee, Jennie Finner Florence E. Lees man for prosecutor. See to it that he member of the party can well be proud. nity of a boy child, borne to him out' of Jennie Williams Ella Rvan Administrator's sale. . From represenative to coroner each wedlock by a widow named Maria Halhas your vote. Philip W. Niskern and Diana Payne Clara J. Spaidding In the matter of the estate of John Hotchkiss, Janies B. Milla are the gentlemen nam­ candidate is a clean man, against whom Sa. This point, then, is established by deceased. Hannah kipky t e evidence of Mr. Cleveland's apolojust word of reproach Notice it hereby (riven that I shall sell at pub­ uujusLworuoi reproacn can be said. said, 1i i»-------ed by the republicans for commissioners. no Frank Dean it i4 moreover, the uialiiapoiospec­ lic auction, to the highest bidder, on Saturday, Mom Unm that, «ch bee A peculiar lit- llSeaUo^ Both are widely and. favorably known. Laura Hatton the nth day of September, A. D. ISM. at ten ____________ ed by his original accusers ’clock In the forenoon, at the probate ofBee In. apr 19,84. apr lH.lfi Fred J. Budd To be sure neither has written a book ness for the position for which be is in support of their charge of habitual o the city of Bastings, tn the coonty at Barry. In Allie Young' immorality. And it must be kept m the state of Mlchlran, pursuant to license and wherein deity is explained “from ori­ named. Each has a reputation for Effie Richards view, as the main question at isaue. authority granted to me on the eleventh day of. Alvah Cross efficiency, honesty and integrity in posi ­ gin,” as has one of their opponents, but August, A. D. 1SS4.all by of thethe probate court of Barry Altie Richards that it was solely on the strength of county?Michigan, estate, right, ttUi Belle G. Mathews they are men thoroughly qualified for tions of trust. Without exception they the definite, distinct, and unqualified Mary Richards and Interest at the said deceased of. in and to Georgia Shear Elmer Hoffman commissioners. Give them your votes, deserve the support of Barry county assertion of the existence in Buffalo of the real estate situated and being In the county Harriet Campl>ell of Barry. In the st«U 1 Michigan, known and UdA McAllister an illegitimate child of the democratic tax-payers, and should *be elected. Or ­ and assure to Barry county the services described at follows, to-wit: Ora Summers Curlie Doster candidate for president that the general Commenelng one chain north and eight links Ceeeie Henry ■ of two good ^officers in important trusts. ganize for victory, republicans of Barry charge of unchastity was even listened Eatella Lamont Herbert Schidbley Seth Pratt has been surveyor for two county. It is within your grasp if you' to by respectable men. The accusation Florence Blake Julia Donovan Flora Tenny years; knows what Is required in his but work for It. startled and shocked the community. William Smith Nellie E. Himee “Can it be true that Grover Cleveland position; to a thoroughly reliable man; William A. Hollopeter The democratic organs are now revil­ is a man of impure life?" was the first has made a good officer, and the county Henry 8. Gaskill question asked. “This charge is made WUUama Anna McGlynn can illy afford to spare his services. ing Ben Butler, because bis candidacy with names and dates. Let us wait for Nora Mathews Doctors Drake and Sackett, the nomi­ will injure Cleveland, and yet Michigan his absolute denial. Then let us see The following bold “special’’ certificate*, all of which will expire Oct. 24th next. nees for coroners, are men whose sen-i­ democrats and greenbackers talk of a the authors of tha scandalous charge prosecuted .and punished'for criminal Sum *“*• DMrtet In which llevn-Ml t<> teach. ces the county should have as coroners. joint electori*! ticket! Naturally the libel." < The authorized reply comes They are well known and have hosts of bourbons hate Butler: but in Michigan after lust twenty-one days that were aprM. *84. No. 10; Cartton No. 1, Irving friends through the county. They they want to fuse with his supporters. crowded full of promises of complete Default bat Ma^Owen, the conditio apr 22, *84. No. —, Assyria should be elected as competent men are They have an ax to grind and want the and triumphant refutation: “We abso­ a eertala me “Spaulding,** Yankee Springs. greenbackers to do the dirty work.. lutely deny the charge that Grover needed in that position. jvcuucuy, OmMeville, Mills, Orangeville. Cleveland is an unchaste man; hto Jennie Holmen, may 1, ■84. The above ticket is one which merits The latter seem ready to do almost any-: whole life to a refutation of the cal­ No. 5; Orangeville Emma gabln, thing this year. may II.'84. No. 7, Barry the support of all republicans; of all umny. We. who are his neighbors, May Cook may 12.U4. know his virtues. True, there is an auJTfJTn3? “d *• °V ,bc Oni1 d*y o< JuhlsS' Hattie M. Boaworth. No. 7. Thornapple men independent of party, who wish -Kflpirtrick," Woodland James O'Donnell will make as good illegitimate son of his by the woman Lizzie Handenhott, the county’s business conducted by offi­ a congressman as the 3rd district has Halpin, but, waiving that point, we cers of known and tried ability and in­ ENOCH ANDRUS, ever sent to Washington. He is in defy hto cowardly and malignant accus­ S “S ers to produce the slightest evidence of ».ld luteraret tegrity. The republicans of Barry Secretary of Board of Examim rs. every sense of the word entitled to the his alleged unchastity.” county should see to it that each candi­ distinguishing honor of representing This answer conclusively meets the date gets the'full party vote, which he this district in the lower house. Vote demand for accurate information con­ deserves. They should also see to it •f amoves. Drtpepfor him and you will cast your ballot cerning Mr. Cleveland’s personal habits; Ing becrfiuc due and notha vlug bein’ JSaJf MofttfUrarandtftw Pimplet and Face but it meets it in a way that both his more timn thirty danhavtaj that the merits of the ticket are known for a good man. friends and his opponents must deplore. tow. Salt Atom. 4 to all voters and taxpayers in the coun­ Another very serious charge con­ »ut of hta optton^lKJffittel®«- by chanre was conty. ___________________ Maine will fire the first gun for the tained of the uned in the thp original nrindn.l publication ------AU aald mortcage dwit once t^VU.OmU Of knight, and it will be no pop­ Halpin-Cleveland scandal. It was al­ due cm The Indianapolis Sentinel, a demo- plumed j leged that seven years ago, when the cratic sheet, recently published charges gun either, mark that down. bhild was about two years and a half old—that is to say. in the year 1877— ’ affecting the character of the republi••Ojanioas an but little thing,." Mid am standard bearer, alleging that he John W alley 135 year, ago. We think the mother’s imjjortunltiefl so annoyed Mr. Cleveland that without legal war­ had been guilty of the grossest immor­ that opinions which are backed by ez- rant he had her seized by detectives in ality, had dishonored his wife and chil­ perienceare ,ubrtantial. The bum his employ, who shut her up in the dren and hto home. Aa soon as the ar- who um Dr. Bmelow's PoaiUre Cure all Providence Insane Asylum. The sev­ ■peak highly of U for coughs, cold. eral defenders of Mr. Cleveland do Dot tide was brought to hto notice, he tde----------- —’ graphed Senator Harrison to begin pro­ «1<1» to the other tUtimge which it ha> done to the randidalo'z npotatioti by >«**• tree of Fi asserting that the chosen paramour at Mr. Cleveland—the mother ofhis child Hastings, Mjciu August 22, 1884. Republican Naticnal Ticket. ocratxc, Bays about the M «, S' Srte EFL'?’ Mr t&'rui' ■a<L'J5 ITTUtOFTHEWOHD. �The Hastings Banner. ~ VOL. XXIX. NO. 18. ~ :------------------ ----------- -------- ——_______ ■ ■ Hastings, mjch., august 22,1884. WHOLE NO. 1518. BUT I SAID TO MY HEABT. JJONEY SAVED MONEY EARNNED! Lewis Stern IS SELLING v Summer Goods! At and Below Cost. It Win pay people to go thare if the wish to buy goods. Mr Stem for the next 20 days wUl sell from 10 to 20 per cent off, as he is preparing for new goods from New York. Bargains! In Dress Goods, Cotton Cloth and Shirting. Men's Suits are being Slaugh freed, and any man con buy a Good Suit for little money. ty Go and See before you buy. Bound to Reduce Stock! PARTIES DESIRING ’ There la nothing grows, or la made, ou Uie face of thia earth to make one feel like work or play, to aid Digestion. clear out UvW. regulate our Bowels, like ZO-PE SA. "Hub" Cough Cure, *5 Cent Prescription of a Boston physician, dlspeiuc4 years by a Boston druggist. One done will cure any ordinary cough. It acts almost magically. Ask any dealer to get you a 25 cent bottle of "Hub" Cough Cure, and don’t be put off with any other CLOTHING, ABOUT COLDS. CLOTHING! Ready-Made or Made to Order, For the Next Sixty Days Shodld Call at the W WARDROBE! And See the Low Prices at which we are offer­ ing our goods. E. S. PIERCE, UNDER TOWER BLOCK, ' GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. A drugman out West remarked—"You don't advertise to cure enough diseases with Zopiwa ; we tee It out here for almost everything, even colds.” This Is all right; Zopmia acting upon the Liver and Stomach, opens the pores and the bowels, and thus works off the eoiu. ItstwannH and corrects the system. It la your own fault If you allow a cold to continue Into lasting disease, the liver, bowels and pores to remains clogged, your food doing no good, sleep restless, heart heavy and aching, when ZV-P&8A Is certain to cure vou at so small.cost and trouble. Try a aampUot rrederiek^iotcbktBs. druggist. A RegularBonanza. Kittson counties. Minnesota, Is offered for sale to actual settlers at the extreme low price of THREE DOLLARS' PER ACRE. in quantities of not Ims than IflO acres grmore terms i»,to remain wen only to December 3Ht, tM4. and is confined to land located, than fire miles from the line of until they reach their destination in "Si- Sometime* the play is for the “Goverhberia, and so some of us drove in rude tnent things.” that is tb *av, the ]>risoD wagons. Our beads were not shaved, clothw are pawned, and the wretched , ana we were free from chains. All ------------- ’a*— --------- —~ '------- L however, were dressed alike. We had caftans of a coarse, gray eloth, with two diamond yellow pa'tches on our tired. and many fell sick. !?’brhrd In ber stately way: backs to that we were sentenced taxrttly are poor and plain: bo friends, no wealthy connections; to hard The Siberian exiles. typhus” was spreading in our y nu bare nothin* at all to rain." ?roper wore only an ace of diamonds. rom Keiff we went by railroad in s , special prison car. accompanied bv and dying .patients. Jfow there were gendarmes. Thus.*c passed Orel. Mos­ stranger acene* in the rearing place*. The man isn't jn society: cow. and reached Nijni-Novg&rotf. In one comer men gambled, in another > on are throw-in* yourself away.” Then we were placed in a barge, which a story teller provoked paroxysms <i‘ . ..unm .A—. Rllt T KuM fn mv was towed by a steamer to Perm. ’Then Tauchtcr: here w as heard a merry song again we went by railway up to JEcater- ana there cumo forth the last gronna c And even my kindly brother Jack inburg. After that there was before ua Thought “Fred, at n desk, very well: the famous Siberian road. It is a com­ But dreadfully slow, without any •go.’ Fit only to buy and to sell." mon peat route, with three tek-graph On the route we often met with run­ Rut I said to mr heart: “Never mind. wires stretched on one side. These aways. The guards did -not bother He Is clever ana honest and kind." wires lead to the veiy shore of the Paci­ with them. Sometimes conversations And ray heart said: "Marry the man you lov fic. Each of us nobfemen had a troika, were held between the nmaways and A thousand a year will do; and each was accompanied by two the prisoners. And he isn't slow and he's plenty of ’to." And he's stylish enough l£r vol. armed gendarmes. From Kieth to Eca••Hullo, Ivan, you are again in the You know very well when all is told, terinburg. we had no chance to look regulars'" a runaway would remark. True lore is better than style or gold." upon the world except through iron bars “Halloo. Semen, are you not satisfied I married my loro and u thousand a year. and hets, but npw we could enjoy the with free board F” a prisoner retort*. And we re happy and rich to-day: view with no obstacle before our 'eyes. To lite highest aim the man I love Has gallantly fought bls way. What a joy it was for ine! I feh a* if If hearta have love, and are brave and tn freedom was returning to me. True, will not escape his Majesty’s stables.” They 11 find_ ar Jtll. thousand a year will do. V a- ar r —» since the first day of my arrest the idea The condition of the political prison­ of attempting to escape never left my ers was far better than that of the capi­ mind. But now that I looked upon the tal criminals. The political prisoners HENTENCED TO SIBERIA. free wide world the thought turned into got fifteen copecks per day, rode in a burning desire which controlled all wagons and had a separate room for my actions. ' Once in the night, while themselves. It was the Government Iriinuk. the gendarmes were asleep at my side. order that the political prisoners should At midnight on February 11, 1879, I took the cap from one of them, and be kept quite apart from the others. But in the city of Kieff, Mrs. Kosgarovsky’s tried to pull out his pistol If I had on the journey that order ooul 1 not al­ house, then occupied by the Nihilist succeeded in getting that nistol I would ways be executed. Every evening in brothers Ivichcvitch, was' regularly be­ have tried mv legs, but the gend&nne the houses the prisoners ,of all grade1 sieged and captured bv the gendarmes awoke, and I parted for the tune ifith came together. It is a common practic at the point of bayonets. They my happy dream. for the prisoners to exchange sentences. fought desperately on both sides. The • We made two hundred miles and A man condemned to settlement as­ gendarmes were ordered to take the reache l Tiumen. From that town up sumes for some payment the name and conspirators’ headquarters at any cost, Tomsk we were taken along with hun­ fate of his fellow sentenced to hard labor and the Nihilists were determined tn dreds of common criminals in a oarge. for a long period. I engaged an exile. defend themselves to the last shoL One We ran up the Ob. The prisoner? i door after another was broken in but called our barge a poultry house, be­ of hunter’s boots, flannel shirt, and* I am not before each was turned into a sieve cause it was covered with a solid iron eight roubles (four dollars). by the shots fired from both sides. net The prisoners were' packed in the told that in our party twenty-eighi Captain Sudeikin and his men wore barge like herrings in a box. We, the exchanges took place. Yet the guardnothing suits ot chain mail, yet a gendarme political prisoners were allowed to walk and the authorities knew A* a rulothe prisoner? was killed on the spot, and several occasionally on the deck. In this man­ about It were wounded. N. Brantner and an­ ner we iourneyed two thousand seven other friend were seriously wounded. hundred versts. From Tomsk to Kras- new role and that of my substitute The conspirators were overpowered, noiarak we traveled five hundred was bothersome. I was a medical stu arrested, and brought to the police versts on the troikas, and from there to dent, a political criminal and a noble Irkutak we had to go by the dope sys­ man; and he was a peasant, hardly abb beadquarters. On the same night in another bouse I tem. One thousand versts were thus to sign his name. But if I could dm; was arrested and brought to the same journeyed in two months. In our party, his irons, he too, could support my rep police building. In what a plight I there were one hundred and seventy utation. Once our officer was taken ill beheld my comrades there! N. Posen persons. There were robust men. and as he knew that one of the prison­ and B. Steblin-Hamensky we^e stand­ hearty women, babies and the aged. ers In his command had studied modiing with their arms tightly bound be­ The ttape system is arranged in this cine, he called upon me, that is, upon hind their backs ana held by gen­ way: All the prisoners Were put into my substitute, to treat him. My sub­ ’ , darmes. In a corner of the same room two lines. Then followed wagons with stitute did it well. Toward the end of October we reached were sitting Miss Armfeld, Miss Pat;- the women and children and the prison­ alitrin and P. Sarandovitch, all bound ers’ luggage. Then followed two troikas the city of Irkutsk, where the prisoner? Those con- . and helpless. The room was tilled with of the noble exiles, and three troikas of are usually classified. policemen and z armed gendarmes. the political criminals closed the pro­ demned to settlement are sent to theii Amid a roar of voices there suddenly cession. An officer and thirty soldier* new home, and those condemned to appeared the gigantic figure of our formed a kind of chain around our •hard labor are distributed among vari­ Fifteen miles was a regular ous mines. My substitute and I passed brave comrade, known under the as­ j>arty. sumed name of Antonoff He was dav ’• tramp. Then all stopped in the the final examination, and prison for the night After two days of his otfn way. never to meet again. . dragging behind him two policemen On the second day we exiles, or set who tried to bold him by his arms. walking a day was allowed for rest. Never can I forget his appearance. The houses are divided in fo6r unequal tiers, were turned over to the village Pule was his lace, sparkling bis eyes, parts, to-wit: a largo hall for male authorities. We were practically free. disordered his black curly hair, and prisoners, a family room, a room for My companions went to a liquor sho; trembling his frame from head to foot noblemen, and the guards’ room. Of to celebrate tbe^bappy event. I resolved ’ "What is that?’’ he thundered, point­ cleanliness and comfort in any of the U> make the best possible use of m> freedom by running awa\ from Siberia ing at Posen and Kamensky. “Anns rooms there was absolutely none. tied? Away with the ropes!0 Besides the officer and the soldiers I had sold some of my things and real­ “Please calm vourself,” said the two men plov an important role in the ized about seventy-five centawhich mon­ police Captain,’’ “We will untie them." prisoners life. Each group of prison­ ey I determined must sup]»ort meduria* Instantly the ropes were taken away. ers electa from among themselves the a week. I had to travel one hundred an-­ Water! I want a drink’’’ roared elder, who serves in the common inter­ forty miles to reach the resident* Profiting bv est, representing the others before the of a (rusted friend. Antoboff. the lessons of the old runaway*. "Bring water at once," commanded authontiea anil keeping tin I made my way successfully, thoug* the Captaiu. Presently a Colonel of funds. That elder Ls a kind gendarmes apj>eared and ordered that I ian angel to the prisoners. . _ the gendarmes were after me. I? Snow covered . each of us should be taken to a separate there is an angel of quite' a different was in November. Whenever I hid my j character.-----------------------------------This is the tradesman who the ground. cell. ----------------self in any bashes I reached, them bv “Use your own swords and bayonets , keep* keeps a store and a club for the prisin case of need," said the Colonel to ! oners. He is a prisoner who outbids outbid his walking backward into them, and thus, the gendarmes. ’ competitors ____r-.--___ — for ___his privilege. He keeps perhaps, I misled my persecutors. M» tea. sutrar. On the next day we were transferred 1 for sale tea, sugar, tobacco, candles. candles, friend secreted me in his country placi. to the fortress where scores ot our cards, etc. Each prisoner receives ten for two months. On the elope road I made the acquaint copecks, five cents friends had been pining for years. , c~ —or —a -------—" each —u day. ■*— /tThe ’u“ waiting for the “quick and just trial!" i officer ameer turns the money over to the ance of manv old runaways, who gaw which has been solemnly promised by elder, who distribpte* distributes it among the me the knowledge needed for becoming the Czar Al.-xnndria. Of course wo I — ‘-----------u etap house a successful tramp. In Liberia then prisoners. On ---------------entering the were subjected to solitary confinement. I and being counted over the prisoner* are about thirty thousand runaway- • However, we kept up a lively com* are let free. Whereupon they make a tramping, as the sun does, westward g|w>Ddenee. We telegraphed to one an­ Srush, each one scrambling for a to Russia. The villagers treat then other by .rapping pn the wall. Occa­ lace. He who gets a bed of plain well so Jong a« they do hot Injure prop sionally we snouted to each other in is deemed Incky, and whoever erty or otherwise’ misbehave. Other our cypher: The fortress authorities secures a place under such a bed is Alec wise they hunt them like wild beast* tried in vain to hinder us from talking contented. The remainder sleep on the Yet, If a runaway is badly bandied bv villagers without just cause, the run in one wav or another. In April we floor. . were tried by the military court. As Before' bedtime the prisoner* make sways pledge themselves to have re we were not allowed, though we had fires in the yard and prepare their por­ venge. Incendiarism is meted out to the right bv law, to choose our own ridge and tea. Thia forms a unique the whole village and death forth? indi viduals. l am told that in the irkotal counsel, we’ decided not to take any scene. Scores of wood-piles burn part whataoeve/iri the sham trial. brightly in the yard, and *around each province there was a native who madThree of ourpprty of fifteen—Anto- the prisoners vwarm. adjusting their it his business to hunt fugitives. -*1 noff, Brantner and Ossinsky—were con­ iryn tea kettles and stirring porridge. you kill a Squirrel,” he used'to say but kli demned to death, and the rest to bard Here^aad there men are taking off theii' ••vou earn onlv fifteen copedks. .... ' f.t labor in the Siberian mines for fourteen worn-out boots, unwrapping their feet, vear* and ten months. When the sen­ and examining tbeirohains, which often tence of death was pronounced a lady causes bad sores. Some of the prison­ prisoner swooned. The spectators who ers deftly remove theip-irotvi altogether killed by runaways. ' * A prp*tMwiona]*nnuny>A-, Belofi. wb< packed the hall were greatly excited; andotherii assisted by specialists, fry to curiosity prompted some to stand up on smootben t be leg rings or even to stretch for twenty-five years has tramped SIbe ria eastward and westward. from th the benchas. them so much that the foot will easih “What do you stare at?" thundered pass through. Here are two men ready Ural Mountains to the island of Sagha Antonoff with his eyes flaming. “For to fight, and there is a group cautiously lien, told me that for many yearn it wa shame, to make a spectacle of this whispering, discussing some conspiracy. impossible to escape from Sagbalien tiling!” The ixsople fell back and Presently a song. “Down the Mother because the Guilaka the native*. n*p turned to the exiL After the trial we condemned prison­ ers—those who were to die and those destined for Siberia—were allowed to pass a part of over)- day together. It Mates, and every borne seeker sbo&d take ad­ Is imp<»«sible .to tiescribe our feelings. vantage of this offer wlttiout delay. 11 an <»;T-ortuulty to every our to **ure I® aov> On the eve of the execution of our 2f hlVown choice of land for "Ari three friends we b*de them the last six annual payments of W6.Ci with uiterrst good-bye. I must say that oa that mo­ mentous evening the thcec woo were about to db tried their best to cheer the rest of us. Antouoff was anxious about only one thiug—that bh proper name should nc»t be discovered. He loved his mother dearly, and wished that she might remain ignorant of hi* fate. It b hardly necemary to say that the three died bravely. to the nobility ware *rnt 00 Volga,”'is heard. A young prisoner possessing a melodious and strong voice pours his very soul into that favorite Russian ballad. The prisoners’ camp is bushed at once. Everybody drinks in that melody, and happy retuinwcunces of the past, of wivis. sisters, sweethearts, niotiiera, companions, an<i children, chase one another ihroug! these saddened minds. Some of thf men though rough looking, show tear dampened eye*. It is a sacred moment. heart melted by Here and there they light their candles and play card*. Bat the tradesman’s corner & the liveliest spot. There piles well armed, banded together for toe freedom and revenge. They ransackiseveral Guilak actdementZ and kiUe everybody in them. After that th Guilakx ceased to bant runaway*. When my health was restored started back to Ruania io the moM di* nified manner. 1 went bv the officb< �THE FOREIGN BUDGET. minob news ITEMS. THE FRENZI OF HUNGER * STORY TOO HORRIBLE FOR BELIEF. bnUien ot Lteuteoar.t KUtotbory UH body U> b, exhutuod ywtoaUy. U» t»Texas fever has appeared In Pottawato­ u>» b!lug the borrtbk. dtioowry thu a» mie, Morris. Wilson and Johnson Counties, OmU on bU iMMt «nd lack had bra Ort Kan. HmiUd D.r..lwX Vy B«*ch In for out wl<i> knirM brM> iurrln, eouiredm.. Weaver Brothers’ cigar factory at Allen­ throw afthe diveaw-to summon, M It were, the Pungs to Subsist town, Ito., wav closed Wednesday on exe­ ant Grady, •wiien asked as to hto ideas upon whale system to eject the enemy that has taatEa«t—Other Intelligence. cution* amounting to 836,000. W. E. ]>ffingweU. an attorney prominent A FBlOinTVL 8TOBT. ■aid : -I do not think the North Pole can in the early history of Iowa, President of In this the Eastern sage 'merely rmtidpaked EANIJIS'S BAD DKFBAT. New York, Aug. 12.—The Times print* be reached uifless every circumstance lilththe Senate in 1853, died Wednesday at erto found to be unfavorable should prove the practice of the best physicians of Unlay. ■JaONDOS, Aug. ia—Dispatches received a twoooluuiD article'from Washington this favorable to the party attempting to reach What hie Itself to, nobody knew then-nobody Lyon*. here Saturday from Sydney, New South Russell Sage, the veteran dealer In puts morning, charging cannibalism on the the pole. If it Is to be done at all, it will be knows now. But we have learned something of Wales, announce tlie defeat of Hanlan, the and calls, has completely recovered his Greely party. The story rays that Secre­ dona by way of Franz Josef land. It the reason* why the mysterious Ude rises and American oursman, by William Beach. The health, and he will soon return to Wail tary Chandler has bad the full tact* In hl* could never be readied by the Jean­ tells. Provided the groat organs of the body That there to an open are not Irreparably destroyed. medical science rx®, which was for £500 u side and the street poraeraton for three weeks, and luu enjoined nette route. Captain William J. Allen. Enrolling and polar sea I am well nigh certain. can always relieve, and often save. Yet no ckuupionship of the world, took place on Engrossing Clerk of the Hoose of the Thirty- Use strictest secrecy on naval and army tke Parramatta Iflver, and although third Illinois General Assembly, died at people knowing anything about the mat­ This is proved fey tne ice drifting out of Beach,, being regarded as a bettor Springfield Wednesday. ter. Commander tarhley telegraphed and by the northern-------- - — ,— mau than Laycock, was looked upon as a The Western Union Telegraph Dlrcbtors Chandler that it was Imperatively neces­ experienced by Pavy and Lockwood In 82 it. Now-a-day* we do not tear down the fort to rpHE HARVEST IS PAST! formidable opponent of the -hitherto in­ state the receipts the part week were 31M,sary to put the dead liodles In nwtallic cask­ deg. 8 min. Men can stand two winters heir the aaiTiaoa—we Rtrengthen IL __ vincible American, the latter’s defeat was 000, a net gain of 82.000 over the corre­ very well at Lady Franklin Bay, but Uratr In thl* mtelllgent and lienefirent *twk»- ls J* ets before leaving St Johns, and Chandler a surprise, especially as Beach finisbed sponding week last year. physical strength rapidly deteriorates. It conceded that PARK EK’S TONIC lead* all Otijanswered to do as he (Schley) deemed be*t seven length's ahead. Haulan's chief medicine*. A* an invigorant it art* Immedi­ Ou gross earnings of 314.351.083 for tlie At the time army officers thought it strange we bad had every supply and the necessary er ately and powerfully u|>ou the elrcutation and backer here, who to Raid to have laid £5U0 amount of food we could, perhapa, have the organ* past year, tlie Louisville A Nashville Road of digestion, thus giving Nature the that frozen bodies should be nut in metallic to £100 to all takers on Friday, to a very lived eight or ton years at Lady Franklin ..-11. fnr It follnWM th*I *11 a reports a surplus of 881,585 by abstaining heavy loser, but no one here doubts that coffins, but say it is alt explained now that Bay.” __________________ once reltevedor c'ured Mother preparation it to known some of the bodies were half Banlau did bls best to wm. Bench to a from the payment ot divideoda All tlie workmen, numbering about three embodies the same qualltte* or prodnros tlmflar native of Sydney, and made his first ap­ eaten by the survivors. The design was to STATE OF TRADE. result*. It Is ddlcious to iw, and the tmt pearance in July last year, when he was hundred, employed in tbo Kansas Pacific, prevent the friend* of the dead heroes see­ known antHntoxIcanL Price 50c and gl? Hl»beaten by TrinketL Since then he has and South Park shops of the Union Pacific ing the awful state of the bodies. It is New York, Aug. 16-Special dispatches cox & Co., New York. Railway at Denver, struck Wednesday. won twice ftom TrinketL claimed that Charles B. Henry was shot The cert of the Banltflte Marie canal up to A discharged employe of the Key City because he attempted to steal extra rations, to Dni<ii£rc<t> from leading trade centers Paris, Aug. 18. -Reports of cholera Furniture Factory at Dubaque was arrest­ •and when found every particle of the flesh throughout the United States do not Indi­ this time to about g3,0(»jm. mortality in the last twenty-four hours are Adolf Dalloz, carriage innnufarturer. Buffalo. ed Wednesday for tampering with the had been picked from hto bones exce|>t cate any general Increase iu tbo degroe of as follows: Department ot the E>steru ”I.waa troubled with nausea, sick hrad—When you want boiler,'for tne purpose of causing an ex­ hto face, which, though shrunken, was commercial activity. The gains previously My»t Pyrenees. 2; Herault, 12; Ande. 5; Gard. ache and general debility. Burdock Blood Bttplosion. 3; Vanclnse, 1; Buses Alps, 2. In a village plainly to be recognized. One rib wo* found noted are still maintained, and at a few of only thirty-nine inbabitante, near Cuera, In the final heat for senior fours at the shattered by a rifle ball, and a bullet-hole A chIM hn* lately been born in Vicksburg there were twenty cases In one night, five of National amateur regatta at Watkins, N. Y.. was found in tins skin. Hie body was cities, notably BL Ixral* and pointe in Kan­ with do rigid hand. which resulted fatally. At Marseilles, dur­ Wednesday, the Argonaut crew, of Toronto, iu tills condition wlien it was buried in sas, and in the Northwest, there appears to j A Startling Diacovory. ing the twenty-dour hours ending at nine won in 8:22, beating the best record by ten Cypress Hills Cemetery last Saturday. be some excess in parch «aes by interior inerMr. Win. Johnson, of Huron. Dnk.. writes that p. m. last night, there were sixteen deaths. When the relief exjiedltlon reached the chants as cotniNtred with the preceding week. seconds. hi* wife had been troubled wltli acute BroncMti* Five deaths occurred at Arles in the twen­ During the month ot July the value of tents of the survivors on Capo Su- This is confcruodly ba*ed on the excellent for many year*, atid that all remedies tried gave ty-four hours trailing at eight o'clock last breadstuff* exported was 512,053,870; same blne the advance guard attempted to harvest throughout the country tributary no permanent relief, until he procured a bottle evening. At Montfort sur Argons there Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, month, 1883, 510,813,673: seven months end­ lift up a German. •’OhF’ be shrbked. as thereto. Minaekota and Dakota prices for of Cough*. End Colds, which iiad a magical effect, were two new cases and one death. At ing July 31, 878.547,251; same iwriod in the sailors took hold uf him to lift him ten­ wheat set by the Minneapolis Milling Asso­ and twooueed a permanent cure. It l« guaran­ Toulon during the twenty-tour hours end­ derly, "don’t let them shoot me, as they ciation have been placed at seventy seven teed to ciirc all Diseases of Throat. .LUDjtt, or 1883, 885,420,816 ‘ ing at six o’clock p m. there were nine Tltomas Sexton. M. P., who is ItornsH's did ]xwr Henry. Must I be killed and cents and seventy-two cent* : rest (actively Bronchial TuI»es. Trial bottle free at W. H. ■ deaths. The sanitary condition of Toulon eaten as |x»r Usury was? taou’t let them Goody v.-mt's drug store. I.arge raze 81.00. representative nt the Irish League Conven­ dolt! Don’t I Don’t I” Greely objected to for Na 1 hard and for Na 1, delivered in .8 less satisfactory, owing to the rplaxatlou The Michigan yacht dub of Detroit will hold a tion at Boston, denies that there Is au es­ removing the dead from their arctic graves, Minneapolta I'tita will leave the net price <>f precautions by the Inhabitant^, and a re­ to fanners from fifty-two cento upward, ac­ regetta the 28th. trangement between Davitt aiW Parnell, or vival of the epidemic Is feared. but Schley Insisted, and the bodi» wenFred. Hotehkl*** distinctly states that Ack­ tliat tlie follower* of the latter have ostra­ taken out Most of tlie blanket* contained cording to grade, aud doesnot promise con­ Londox, Aug. 18.—The Mudtf of Don­ tinued full receipts. The grain markets at er's English Remedy has aud does cure con­ cised Mr. Davitt. gola has a letter from General Gordon, nothing but lieapa ot white bones, and tracted eonsnmpllon. Ask for circular. An Two car-loads of oatmeal have been the remains could only be identified the Eart have been bearish with a short In­ entirely new medicine, guaranteed. dated Khartoum, July 20. He says he is termission when manipulation had more to shipped from Des Moines direct for Scot­ by the names on the blankets. safe, everything being tranquil, and asks for It do with the advance than anything dsa A chain gang and 1* saloon* are among the land. news of I he. expedition for his reliuL He seems the truth is that, Instead t>f tlie sur­ possessfousof Sault Ste Marie. Mrs C. a Smead, wlio lived in the lead- vivors being kept alive on sealskin strips, The general outlook does not now favor also says he intends to remain at Khartoum, mine region about Galena since 1827, has they lived off the bodies of their dead com­ higher prices for wheaL which have de­ harnoislng the rebejs by steamers unUi the clined 1>£ rente on the week. Indian cum When you have a cough and want relief, think of been calied from earth. expedition arrives. Gordon gives warning rades. By inquiries Commander Schlev to stronger than wheat, owing Kemp'* Balsam for the Throat and Lungs- A that tlie Nile cataracts -are very rapid Lumber from Lake Huron is arriving Iu learned al Cape Sabine that many of the diminishing supplies, but lias guanuiteed remedy for those disease®. Price 50 dangerous at present. He adds that P*« Chicago in large quantities, and several seventeen meu who are raid to have per­ to sympathized with wheat and has cent* and 81. ' troops are well. vessel* are ou the way to Ashland to bring is bed from starvation were really eaten by Homer will distribute 8300 at the coming base lost IX cents since the 8th UisL Hog prod­ Paiuh, Aug. ]&*—A third duel with eargue* from Lake Superior. llieir faiutohlng but stronger comrades. The uct* have been advanced by the bull clique ball tournament swords has been fought between Emman­ Eugene Elder, a nephew of the Arcli- entire storv to one of sickening detail who have cornered pork at Chicago, and Fred. HrtehkiM will refund the price paid if uel Arene and Ernest Gudet, journalists of Warrikoton, Aug. 1.6—The horrible who are doing a like service for ribs. A Acker's Blood Elixir doe* not relieve any skin bishop of Cincinnati, has been arraigned iu thio city. Arene was wounded In the arm. Chicago for embezzling 82,576 from a com­ story published In the New York Times decline In supplies of hog* and a more mod­ or blood disorder. A new, but thoroughly tested discovery. I’errieres of the Paris FUjaro, and MSrioiti, yesterday morning that the survivors of the erate demand at borne and abroad helped mission firm in La Salle street a violenoellist, have also fought a duel with Old Mission 1* one of Michigan's busiest and A barbecue Is to be given at Atlanta, HL. Greely party, crazed by starvation and cold, the advance. The general dry-goods mar­ swords. The latter received two wounds. on September 2. as a token of esteem U> all fed on tlie dead - bodies of their comrades, ket his been fairly active, but at very low prettiest resort* thl* season. Lonivos, Aug. 16.—A fire started yester­ the living pioneers who settled In the State and that written documents In tlie day afternoon in the envelope factory of possession of the Navy Department sub­ prior to the famous deep snow of 1830. v “It would lw no violation of the command­ There has been a good general demand James Hodgson, in Little Trinity lane, by Included in the list of huge corporations stantiate the terrible narrative, created a for wool, but operations have been on a ment," said John B. Gough, “If a man were to the bursting ot a gas-engine. Before the down and worship the silk hot. for it to not chartered Thursday at Springfield, I1L, is great sensation here, and Admiral Nichols, leas extensive *cale,than last week. Values fall employes succeeded iu leaving the building made In the llkene** of anything In heaven, or acting Secretary of the Navy, wa* the Combination Motor Company, of Chi­ on earth, or Id the walers which are under the idl the ways of escape except by the win­ shortly beseiged by newspaper meu anxious have been well maintained. cago, with a capital of 83,000,000, of which There were 264 failures In the United rarth." Beside* Il beat* the head and cauv* dows were cut off. Many were compelled to ascertain something official <x)Dceruh)g the hair to fall off. Partcer.s Hair Balsam wff! John Q. Adams is the chief Incorporator. to Jump to the street, and several. Including the publication. The Admiral *aid posi­ States reported during the past week as stop that and restore the original color to gray The Farragut and Pullman Club* will tively there was nothing In the Navy De­ compared with 276 In the preceding week, or faded 'hair. Not oily, not a dye, beueActal, -AND WE— women, were injured thereby. The adjoin­ bold a rowing regatta at Lake Geneva, partment confirming the story, and he and with 174, 148 and 74 respectively in the deliciously perfumed. A jyer.'ect hair dressing. ing building, occupied by William Chase A Wis., August 22. to be followed next day doubted Ito truth. It is possible, however, corresponding weeks of 1888, 1882 and 30c. All druggists. Co.. American merchants, was destroyed. by a yachting contest Summer residents' a report of this nature may have gone <11­ IbSL Canada had 16, a decrease of 8. The loss is £50.000. The Meffomlnee mills will ent 200,000,000 feet New Yoke, Aug. 1 A—Failures through­ .of lumber this season. aiid tl»e Ifishcataqua Bouse proprietora offer' rect to Secretary Chandler in New St. Pktehmbubg, Aug. 16—Three deaths of a remarkable duractor have occurred Hampshire, aa numerous document* out the country during the past seven days, Fred. Hotchkiss' states that Indigestion pre­ Tne bicycle tournament began Thursday are near this city. Ihe deutln were caused by forwarded to him without m reported by. R. G. Dun A Co,: Number pares every one for disease, but guarantees blood-;tolsoning Induced by the stings ot at Louisville. William Woodside defeated exaiuluation. Some ;>erson* express In tire United States, ‘J03; Canada. ,17; Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets to cure au forms of total, 220. as against 232 I art week, show ­ tlb*. which had bedn In contact with cattle Jobo S. Prince in the ten-mile professional Ute opinion quietly that there’s ’ some­ mfected with the rinderpest. race. A torchlight procession by the wheel­ thing in the story and say it to beginning to ing a decrease ot 12. The casualties are Homer's fair association is dead. Other Pajus, Aug. 16—The advocate for men In the evening was witnessed by thou­ be known that the Greely party was not so still heavy In the Pacific States. Consumption Cured. 1 Madam Patti presented her petition yestersands. 11*00011)811* as has been generally supposed, Mctkuis ot the country are about up to the An old nhyateiMn. retired from practice, hav­ average, and light hi Canada. ■lay fur a divorce from her husband, the Mar­ and tliat there is a story connecied with the The Connecticut Democratic State Cou ing hart plncrd jn hl* hand* by an East India - >]um <le Cnux. The prevailing opinion ex­ mlMlonary' th® formula of a simple vegetable vention will be held the second of Septem­ expedition which it was Intended to con­ Best remedy tor the *j>eedy and itennaneut cure of ber. ZJ pressed by Hie bar is that the court will re­ ceal. but it um*t now come out iir tile *am» : use to grant u divorce on the ground that Kinurton, N. Y., Aug. 16— Mace, the Contamptlou. BrancSltts. Catarrh. Asthma and The Supreme Grove, Order of Druids, Way tlie history of tlie Jouinette's unfortuthe ' tiie taw icserves the right of divorce to such adjourne I nt St Louis, Friday, to meet at; nate cruise came to the knowledge uf tlie six-year-old daughter of Hon. Lyman Trum­ •pplicHiits as have received injury la the publla Chicago next year. bull, . died yesterday afternoon. Slie ran complaints, after liming tested it* wonderful marriage relation. ■ The story was told to General Hazen yeeThe thirty-second annual State Fair of against an earthen teairat* Iu the hands of Lomkjx, Aug. 15.—The British I’arllaIllinois will open September 8 on the. terday morning, and in reirty to question* the cook, knocking out the bottom with tier fellow*. Actuated by thts motive and a desire •nent was prorogued yeslerdiy. The . concerning hl* knowledge uf the Inrrible to relieve human suffering, 1 will send free of t>«eii's speech announces the resumption of grounds of the Chicago Driving Park at’ affair lie said: "There are certain facts con­ head, and live c<uitent* scalding her badly. charge, to all who desire Tt. this recipe, in (ter­ Chicago. •liplomatlc relations with Mexico and the nected with till* matter that 1 am not at llb- The cause of her death was coucumIoo of man. French or English, with full directions 'for J. C. Burrows, Republican, Fourth Mich ­ conclusion of an greement for a tre.rty of the brain. The body will be taken to Chi­ preparing and using. Kent by mail by addre**' erty to infflitiouZ It is very probable, Ine with stamp, naming till* reaper. W. A. igan District, Riel C. B. Breckenridge, Dem­ though I do not say so officially, that cago to-day. commerce. The claim Is made tii.it agrarian Nove* 140 Power’s Block. Bockerter, N. Y. ertate in Ireland ha- <liminishe<l, and tliat ocrat, Flist Arkansas District, were nom­' ti»ey will be made tlie subject of a Con Undreued in a Hurry. inated for Congress Friday. A factory will -oon be built at west Owosso, Hiere bos been a siVjstantial Improvement gressionai Investigation next winter. The whlchwill employ 40 men. - Major Ernst Hollman, who served under story contain* some inticcuracios, notably .n the condition of the |«upie uf tliat couoMilfdhd, Sa**., Aug. 14.—Michael MoGaribaldi, and in the Union array duringI that in which reference to made to devour­ Donald, engineer in n box-mill, caught hto S. B. Durfey, mate of steamer Arizona, had hi* :rj. foot badlv jammed. Thomas’ Kdectrlc Oil cured the rebellion, with distinction, died Thurs­ ing IhfThmputRte.i Unite of thoee who -suf­ PAR'S, Aug. 16—Mellne, Minister of sleeve In the screw of a abaft, and for some it Nothing equal to It tor a quick pain reliever. day night at flock Limi t 111. Agriculture, has placed on the table in the fered tlie los* of |eg9 aud urns, to.Order to time was whirled at the rate uf four hun­ Two Otisrine band* are trying to unite. Chulnber of Deputies a bill to incru.i.4e t|w A (rernian family ot five persons, thei preserve their Ilves. Only one amputation dred revolutions per mlnuta Every stttch duties upon foreign cattle and dressed b&ef. youngest i girl ot five yean, walked fromi occurred and that was on ohipboani while of doUdng was tom from hto body, but Paris, Aug. 16—Henry M. Stanley, the New York to Janesville, Wia, since May tlie rescued party were eu route home.” Frederick Hotcbkta*. tin drwnrirt. to ah-.-ar* when he fell to the flour lie was sbaoluteiy African explorer, who is now In thia city, 28. carrying their stores in a cart "Will there be any Inveadgaiionaof the uninjured. wide uwnke to budneos aipl spare* no pain* to secure the bort of every nrtlcte in bl* line. He declares Uial tbe Congo free State will soon ■ Robert Stubblefield, who settled in Mc­. re|Mirtad eating of the bodies.’” Iim secured tiie agency for Kemp'* Balwuu for be recognized by Um whole world. The . “ An investigation could not be made Favors Repudiation. Lean County. ILL, In 1824, left twelve chil­ i onsumpilon. Couch*. Colds. Asthma, Bron­ State jiruposes to give open commerce to all dren. At a family reunion. Friday, 125i either by the War or Navy Department. am! mH affedloua of the throat and lungs. Richmond, Va., Aug. 18.—Mr. Lybrook chitis. nations, and exjiects to become a great con­ descendants were in attendance. Tliat is a matter Congrea* will have to took Sold on a positive guarantee. Price boc. and 81. federation of native chiefs under the con­ Saturday introduced in the Senate a rreoluInto, then all the fact* will De presented, United States .Marshal John R. Tanner Coleman will soon have five shingle mill*. trol of a European and American Cummls, and until then nothing will be given out ” tlon to repudiate the State debt on the has resigned his position as a member of aloit Dr- Heun Baxter * Mandrake Bitters are Boston, Aug. 14.—A special from Porta­ ground that the bondholders resisted all ef­ St. Petxhsihtic, Aug. 16—A powder­ Uie Illinois Republican State Committee.. month, N. H., say*: "Early yesterday morn­ forts for making a setltemetit, and that no valleys, they are natures own restorer, Price He does this to avoid any conten 11yn that or mill at Kazan exploded Wednesday. Ten Ing Colonel Kent obtained au interview with substantial equivalent hod ever been re-, 23 cento per bottle. Warranted to give satis­ might arise over hto bolding the position poison* were killed and five buildings were Lieutenant Greely, wlio admitted tliat Prl- reived for the securities now afloat, which' faction or money refunded.. while a Federal officer. what you v. te Henry bod a military execution on tin are In the hands of adventurers. Wayne Blmmous will be principal of the Au ­ John L RouU has announced himself a#‘ Gth ofJune. As ezriy a* March Henry wm LONDON, Aug. 14.—The Duke of Wel­ gusta schools next year. a candidate for the United States Senator lington dropped.dead yesterday ns be was suspected ot stealing tlie limited food bargain A money-lender named Haasmann. living ship from Colorado, now-held by Senator1 which wm apportioned out ta the survivors, stepping on board a train at Brighton. He at Carisruhe, Germany, ba* been found Hill. Ex-Senator Chaffee is also a candi ­ was a sou of the great British military and, tl>e fact being finally and positively aswant work date. Senator Hill hopes to be re-elected. certxlned. Lieutenant Greely had thereafter guilty of illegal extortions, and has been ootnmnnder. and was bom In 1807, succeed­ sentence*! to pay a fine of eight tbouramd Owosso I* after the projected soteiers* home. ing to the title an J estates iu 1S52. Pre vi­ The United Empire Loyalists iield theirt hard work to protect the manto life. It be­ marks, to be imprisoned for six yean, and rus to that time he had been twice elected centennial celebration at Niagara, Can.., cm me necessary. In artier to keep up to be deprived of civil rights for five yean to a seat Io the House of Commous. Lu The be«t naive In the world for Cota, Bnil*e*. Friday, 2,000 persous being present Lieu­ disclDlma, to intorm Henry that he tliereafter. . 183V be nuurirtd Lady Elizabeth Hay, practice wm tenant-Governor Robinson, Senator Plumb., would be shot if the daughter if the Earl of Tweeddale. Colonel Dennison and Indian Chief John-. coutinnad, and that a similar fate THE MARKETS. VUENNA, Aug. 14.—A great sensation to would i>e meted out to any otiier caused by the recent robberies of tlie AueTbe Southern Exposition was opened al, member of the party detected in a like trtau mall*. Not long ago a letter contain­ Louisville, Ky., Saturday by Goveruoi. crime. If Henry had been porraltted tr ing 15.000 florins wm ai*treetod, and now coQtlnoe Ills stealing unfD'ilested the reKnott. a wliole inaU-bag has been stoieo. Tbebag On Saturday 8500,000 worth of gold ban maindsg of the party would surely have eon tallied only valuables and registered let­ and 8125,000 of American gold oota reached. starved to death, ii»d Henry alone *urter* Among those lost were dieck* »•« vived. After, and in spltif of these w*rn- WHIAT-Ka > B*d............ ( amounting to 280.U0J florins sent by a sav­ New York from Europe. Xashpr.ng............................ **s Ing*. Henry was again detected stealing COBH... T. 7?............ ff The cotton counties of Arkansas surprisedI provisions, among the food takyn being twe ing*' bank Id Ih*sth. WK BL Buflallo, N. Y. London. Aug. 14.—Advices from India the statisticians by reporting an aggregate• pounds of haeon, the eating of so much of yield of one mlllKiu boles. * report the crop pros;>eet5 iu Lower Bengal which made him sick. A search I AKH-A«un bed, owing to drouth. The first bole of new cotton has been re.­ wo* then instituted, when It was CHEZ8K ceived at Selma, Ala., and brought twelve! found that Henry bad, among cento per pound a! auctionother article*, stolen and secreted a pair of tatoraatloaal Coavealisi o! thi Rad Crees. T^y.'Betonrte 06. B.'TS'e'lSd CHICAGO. । sealskin boots which had belonged to the The American Board of Foreign Mission* “ 71 New York, Aug. 18.—Mbs Cara Bar Cbotoe.......... ' makes an appeal for 8100,000 during. hunter of the party. FJMeldkMdeelilMtonlMllqTOr trod, to Good.......... tou and ex-Juugd Joseph Sheldon sailed Being ctoeeiy questioned bv Lieutenant AuguaL to keep up its work. Medium Saturday on the steamer City ot Chaster tor Belearn' moek....... A spark from a locomotive fired lira straw Greely be admitted hfo guDL He wa* Geneva, Swltxerbui.l. They are appointed budding iu a stock-car Dear Raakln, UL, again ready with promises to do better. and a load of hugs were burned to death. ' Hi* fate was upon him. He was, in the ruralrt^l■tarpen ralmA Alami tunby President Arthur as delegate* to repreafternoon of that day, a little distance at BCTTlit-Creaiaere:;.' •ent Um* United States at the International Ex-Senator John Pool, uf North Carolina,, tlie roar of tlie summer quarter* died suddenly at Washington Saturday ofI alone- by himself. Gonventtou of tlw Rad Cross of the treaty The written or­ WGGrt-Fnmh................ 14. LOUR —Winter.*.' apoplexy. He was Senator from 1868 to> der for til* execution wm coaunitted of Genov*. Tbfriy-lhree nations will be 1873. to three of the party. They wore ordered rvnrtMMited by delegate*, who will deterThe International Medical Congress com­■ toahootbln. encountering a* little danger pleted its sssskMi at Copenhagen, Denmark., lo tiiemaelves a* possible. a< Henry was tlie Corn, N.k 2. Kick and •.nunde.1 In warn and of relieving dittren* uccesMinHMi by great calamities. The Saturday. The next convention will be. ntrongeal of the party. Sadly the men de*«»<1 sevro lK,xre Buckkm’s Arnica Haire and niy held at Washington. dartrai on tto-lr terribleerrand. Their com­ cvuventiuu assembles September L Barley. No. The semi-annual meeting of the Colorado, rafltu left in cauip turned their eyes to the BBOUto C^HN. t ocean. In a few minutes a breeze bore to Catuc-Grower's Association was held at Tbo Utt Grea* Church Closed. Denver Saturday, the members represent­. ibelr ear* tlie sound of two quick inferior pistol shoe*. All at the eatup were ing 271,000 ImmU of cattle. be the last Greek Church In this country was Weston P. Cary, residing at Pleasant, slieiito Slowly, after a Mxrt interval, the , tm-n returned, the written order was handed rfaaw! yesterday In th* city. llev. 8. & View, Ind., received a bite from some In­ LUMBER?* ILithely, Grand Archpriest and Patriarch sect In tlie wood*, caiwing swelling and de­ to LteuUraant Greely, and ’be ImiriWa but lirium. which ended Ln hto death. of the Greek Church a*. Constantinople, never aeen ngain by lito comrades ><nd hto aastottsl bv Rev. A. Atlxx, rood acted the body wa« inidrrstood to have been interred service, which was attended by eighteen yesterday by Um Miller Company, of Crest­ al the foot of Ums northwest Ice floe. shtofiii::; persons. Rev. I*. Djecrlng, who han allied line, O. it to thought Uito Is but a branch, Ttawinier for the execution of llicry wm and that by drilling further the main stow that aftertMsi read to th? syrvteeca, aod nil CAI may be found. THE VERY LATEST NEWS BY CABLE. I The Time Has Arrived SEEDER I-SELL THE © th ih 0v BUCKEYE Shoe and Hoe Beckwith & Lee Roller Drill! tSTThe fcind in Marines of the market. th. w th Ja tn Gt te te th iD hf fn Buggies Carriages. If you want an Open or Top Carriage, a Platform. I have wish, and can male a with yon, if yon durable, nice at Bottom Prices. Call at AgriCTltual Waretionffi 13 And see the Jackson, Romeo? <J«anHing and other makes of. Buggies. ".3 I Can Suit You in Both Price and Style. 3 Chester Messer. a* Sn » 2SEW W Warren P. Sutton, Consul General to Mexico, to sojourning In Chicago. He rePOTG a targe emigration ucroas the l:fo Gr.mta, "nd state- that 85u.0QQ.0UQ o BADYlitUU •ay*that It there St sp lH n< f< tu it tl u �The Hastings Banner. . —APQum a. uh office is connected with rtXg.^.ttU‘t7‘riou‘ 1° the 7*7.*" '“'•vorlnt to secure the soMvue Bwe. Hastings would be a ant and available point for the B TwX™ * COlt l*Ww to “ B. V igbttnan and being driven be- Local News. th™. -r^7LoTi'oi»u, n n-«w_________ —______ l.r.1 □ Tita *‘ '«•»««> Ert"*J>cK F. H. Barlow A Co. ._____________ jl-lOt' FOR SAXE I . rood milch cow. about Are yearn old. A;i5y«oMr*O.M.Had,.y or Kimppnnk °re * C*rt' 101 “’"V fro,n ita driver and ran up state street Th. rataal waa caught after doing aiSt damage te the cart. * ght To sbclbk a picture of the next pn* ident, step into the establishment of F A. MatUson, dealer in organa and pi8P1“J“<1 lith°graphlc picturee of the presidential nominees given away. Everybody invited to call and get them. FOB KALE. iu. «.««! I.300 lb- h"“'• BocM xo nhcep nnd d0 ot w,“‘ ............ FonrmllM The M. B. social will be entertained by M rs. C. 8. Whitcomb and her Sunday school class assisted by Mrs. Geo. D®. nis, at the residence of Mrs. Whitcomb on Wednesday afternoon and evening m)T!CJE.I>O FARMERS. Matinc the Prich*r4vlll« MiU. of next week.. Refreshments as usual lmpr..v<.l It. Rrtmllnr e.p~ity oneto which a cordial welcome is extended! hlif |.» w» ready to makectxUom work 7 -iHriiilitj. and make as Rood Family ■lour .•* e->n be made In the state. Ke.pectfully youm, S. MVXBO. Two r<MMl <l« elUilidhouses to tent. An ice cream social at the Hastings House bowery Is to be given by the Hastings Comet Band and the Young Ladies’ Band on Saturday evening of this week, the, proceeds to be . divided between the two. The Ladies band will play for the first time in pubhc on this occasion. (). D. SPAULDING. ■illation this week, 1,710. Warm? Yes. i • Revxiox? Yes. ' Barnum nt Granil Rapids the 26th. There is but very little sickness in this city at present' Hastings and Middleville base ball teams played at the fair grounds In this cit>Monday afternoon. The catch­ er of the Hastings nine was absent, the position being filled by Mr. Hurd Green. Score 22 to 20 in favor of Hastings, which club played eight innings to Middleville’s nine. ^°"ter’Of SUlkBaTU1e. returned with theprtKmere. One plead guilty and toe other not gnUty. JuUee Sweorey thought about »10A0 or 20 day, in jail «-ould aettle the bill. Not being in cir­ cumstances that would allow of his ap­ Peasing the wrath of the lav.-, tire one w»« committed to jail, while the other went on his way rejoicing. ' aatetaunoit for campaign pur­ s waa SSO. I paid «D of it to the «mmitt«, and paid other expenses amounting to a large sum more than the items of which I am not able to give now. but can call to mind one meeting that I paid 85.00 expenses for hall and advertising; in fact four hun­ dred dollars would not make good my Hall has resigned the printi- low in time and money during the palship of our city schools . to Accept campaign. . that of ope of the ward schools of De­ Whetffer my money and services troit at an advanced salary. On Satur­ were valuable to the party ia not the day evening the board met and elected question at iaaue; but waa I juatified. 1 rof. C. H. Cole, of Saline, to the posi- as a candidate, in refusing to contribute Uon made vacant by the resignation of more than *ao .towards paving Bill Prof. HalL Prof. Cole comes highly SJ?L,wl'“ke7 “<• Vvery fijk? Upon that issue I am ready for theverdict of recommended as an educator, and our the people. people have every assurance that under Very respecttnlly, lus management our city schools will .________w- S. POWERS. be kept up to their high standard of exThe Kalamazoo Telegraph of the rcllenet Prof. Cole is a graduate of 20th has the following relative to the the University. • C. K. & S. jailroad project: The committee of citizens appointed Middleviele gave her base ball at the recent public meeting of Kalama­ club a warm reception on their return zoo to have charge of the railroad sub­ Monday evening. The boys of the scriptions has not been heard from, and towg came down to the depot as the so far as has been learned has not even 9:30 o’clock train approached, and ser­ had a-meeting since the question as­ sumed its present grave phase. There enaded the members of the club with Is no conclusive reason yet to assume fish horns, tin pans, etc. A coffin was . that the project is dead, but thecommitplaced upon the platform, upon which tee ought to lose no time in having a meeting, ascertaining just where jwe was a black banner with the score of stand and deciding on what steps are the game with the Hastings nine mark­ nectary to save the town. VDelay and ed thereon. The banner was festooned inactivity imperil the whole enterprise. with hay and weeds. The band(?) Besides that consideration, allowance must be made for the state fair and the headed the line of march, the coffin be­ political excitement of the fall months ing carried in the van, while the defeat­ which would interfere with the prose­ cution of the work then, if, indeed, the ed club brought up the rear. offer to build the road could be extend­ ed to that time. If the committee does Circuit Court.—Following are the not take this business in hand forthwith cases disposed of thus far at the present it will place itself in no enviable light in its relation to an enterprise vital to term of circuit court: The People vs. Charles Cox ; burglary. the future nrosperity of the town. This is one of those turning pointe which Tried and convicted. The People vs. Charles Rice; larceny. make or defeat the rise of great busi­ ness centers. Arraigned and pleaded guilty. Under the new management the The Central House restaurant is be­ Detroit Post has wonderfully improved. ing kept by Mr. Silsbee. • . It Is now a wide-awake progressive and Tuesday Rev. Hunsburger baptised aggressive exponent of the principles of The People vs. George Cox; receiving live persons by immersion. the republican party, worthy the sup­ stolen property. Arraigned and pleaded ’ Do not forget the Blaine and Logan port of republicans. The Post will not guilty; continued. meeting,this Friday evening. The People vs. Orno Strong; assault stand at the head of the metropolitan with intent to murder. Arraigned and Po.-ters and programs advertising journals of the state. pleaded not guilty; continued. the reunion are being circulated. The People vs. Stephen Durfee; mur­ The Banner gives space to a com­ The.Durfee murder trial is set for munication from Mr. W. 8. Powers, of der. Arraigned and pleaded not guilty. Trial next Wednesday. Wednesday next at 10 o’clock a. m. Nashville, wherein he disposes of the The People vs. Jas. Prosser; robbery. Hastings sportsmen are counting charge made against him in the green­ Tried and convicted. The People vs. Joseph T. Goucher; the days between now andi^eptember 1. back convention that he contributed rape. Arraigned and pleaded not guilty; The fall term of the city schools but six dollars toward campaign ex­ continued. penses. Mr. powers hits straight from The People vs. Chas. Mann; robbery. commences one week from Monday Respondent confined at the shoulder, and evidently means to Continued. next. ' Ionia. resent the charge. The People vs. Thomas Casey; bur­ Mr. E., Busby has sent his horse to glary. Awaiting sentence. Jackson to be trained and fitted for the The People vs. Darwin J. .McKay; track. : Mr. Will Morse was in the city Mon- murder. Arraigned and pleaded not ' ' guilty. Admitted to bail on recogniz­ Work is progressing rapidly on Mrs. day. ance of 88,000. Geo. Goodyear's new residence on Green Mr. W. T- Brown returned from Chi The People vs. Lydia L. and Mary .-T'uvl. ■ . eago Saturday. Cox; concealing death of bastard child. Arraigned and pleaded not guilty. Re­ The M. E. Sunday school picnic at • John J. Pptter was in the city on leased on recognizance of 8300. Leach Lake Wednesday was largely at­ business Monday. Hiram Waltz vs. Wm. Varney;} as­ tendedMr. and Mrs. Charles Brown left for sumpsit. Continued by consent. Abe M. Amberg vs. Casper N. Dun­ Remember the soldiers’ and sailors’ Manistee Saturday. ham; assumpsit. Stricken from calen­ reunion in this city September 8d, 4th . * Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brown, of Muske­ dar. and 3th. Lucy L. Flint vs. A. S. Winn; replev­ gon, are in the city. 's in. Non-suit with leave to move to set Several from this city were in at­ Mr. W. J. Dibble, of Marshall, was in aside on or before 1st day of next term. tendance at the soldiers’ reunion at Bat­ Henrv L. Newton and Chas. S. Bur­ tle Creek. u this city on business Thursday. ton vs. The AL C. R. R. Co.; assumpsit. Mr. John Mate and daughter return­ Continued bv Consent. The Banker is in receipt of a fresh Mark McCamly vs. John C. Colemah invoice id job piper, letter and note ed from New York state Friday. etal.; assumpsit. Continued on usual Editor Shank, of the Middleville heads. ctcj 1 terms. , Republican, was in town Friday. Ruth K. Mudge vs. Allen Jones and A cunckhi e walk is to be laid in Miss Orpha Knowles is spending her Wm. H. Stebbins; trespass on the case. treat of Chester Messer’s agricultural To be tried; „ . vacation with her parents in Ohio. Euiflce Sherman vs. Chas. H. Brady; wart-rooms. . Julius Russell is spending a week assumpsit. Continued by consent. Among the new advertisements this Lorenzo D. Gardner vs. James and with relatives and friends in Ohio. Mary Ryan; replevin. Continued by week are those of R. K. Grant, Lewis Miss Satie Tinkler returned last week consent. Stern and Frcd’k iiotchkiss. . , ,, Bernhard M., Bernhard L. and Myer from a visit to Grand Rapids and Mam' The members of Fitzgerald post are Deesenberg vs. Ralph & Jordan; as­ sparing no labor to maWttie reunion to istee. sumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff for Master Harry Bovee, of Northville, 3196 83 * be held in this city a successful affair. The Cooper Mfg. Co., of Mount Ver­ Mich., is spending a few days with his Of interest: Strange as the an­ cousin Fred Cuitis. non. Ohio, vs. Chas. Baker; assumpsit Judgment for niff, for f24U.O3. nouncement may seem, the council is Ethan B. Shipman .vs. Eunice R. Ship­ Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Smith leave to­ .moving in the matter of water works. day for a two weeks’ sojourn at Petos­ man; divorce. Decree. Kittie M. New vs. Chas. O. A«ew; di­ Go to Willison’s restaurant, on the key and the straits. vorce. Decree. . corner opposite the Hastings House, Rev. Crittenden and family 'left for Adelin Elston vs. Robert Elston; di­ lor warm meals, lodgings and boarding. Iowa Thursday last, which state they vorce. Not disposed of. Lydia Manchester vs. Edward Man­ We Don’t know what political meas­ will make their home. chester; divorce. Decree. ures we favor nor what ones we oppose. Henrietta Fraldgh vs. Edward FraMessrs. A. R. McBride, of Corunna, —Item that should appear in the Jour­ leigh; divorce. Decree. and A. E. Kenaston, of this city, are nal.. ; ' . . Mary Beers vs. Adalbert Beers; di­ Stephen Durfee’s attorneys. vorce. Decree. „ , In our Nashville correspondence Caroline A. Wlrner vs. Jas. L, Reed Mrs. Eli Robinson, of Hope, started w^ll be found an account of the death et al.; foreclosure. Decree. for Geneva, N. Thursday evening, by drowning of E. B. Slater, of that Aner B. Crandall vs. Wm. R. Cran­ for a visit among relatives and friends. village. dall; divorce. Decree. Isaliella Davis vs. Lafayette Davis, Mrs. Jane Bowne, twe Bush, of Color­ The band boys have ordered their un­ Mn__..r<4 ado, is spending a few weeks with her divorce. Decree. iforms. Our citizens should see that Lyman Newton vs. Margaret New relatives in the northern part of the ton- divorce; bill and answer. Decree. they have sufficient funds to pay for “phlliP Bagla vs. ChrtstlnaBagl*; di­ county. the same. bill and answer M Messrs. Earl and Homer Brown re­ vorce; Goo W. Gregory vs. Timothy M. Mr. Lafayette Burgher, a form­ turned from Kimm Saturday, bot£ Bush; Injunction bfil; proofs in open er resident of this county, died at Eaton thoroiwhly satisfied that Michigan Is court. Continued. Rapids on the 17th, of heart disease. He was in his 61st year. Bert Niskern Is counting the days, The Western Michigan Agricultural almost the hours, that must elapse ere and Industrial Society will hold its he returns to his post of duty at West sixth annual fair at Grand Rapids from Point Bert has enjoyed his vacation •September 22d to 28th inclusive. hugely if appearand count for any­ An important business' meeting of the Blaine and Logan club will be held thing. At Bellevue, August 14th, Prof. Jos­ in the court room this Friday even­ eph L. Daniels of Olivet college officiateing- Bemember the time and place. Ing. Mr. Wm. A. Mono and Miss Ida The council advestises for sealed Parish, both of this city, were joined In proposals for the construction of the marriage. The Baain® extends hearty water works, the plans and specifica­ congratulations. tions of which are in the hands of the Mr. Chas. W. Jordan and Miss Fan­ recorder. nie McPherson were married The Hastings hose team are practic­ day evening, at the residence of the ing preparatory for the Charlotte tour­ bride’s parents in this dty. Bev- Huwp nament. The company that gets away berger officiating. The contracting with the Hastings tmm will have to partial have the well wishes of a host make fast time. • of friends. Knappen & VakArman want a A oootle ™>>reU; wide-awake, industrious and upright m^dore Struck this city Twday and yonng man to enter their office as law a considerable amount of work student and clerk. Here’s a fine chance ^mlr^.unong^umb^ for some ambitious fellow. It is no time to become insane in Michigan just at present The asylnm at Kalamazoo is full to overflowing and so is the asylum at Pontiac. The new asylum at Traverse City will not be uone for a year yet /«1 that t jom.my ■ Council Proceedings. Regular session Aug. 15,1884. The Mayor and ail members of the council present except Blact and Tinkler. The minutes of the last meeting read and approved. The following accounts were presented; John Schay and team .8 3 00 Geo. Supplee...................... 1 50 Wm. H. Miller and team. 14 50 Chas. Horton “ . 3 00 James Wooton “ • . 13 50 James Swinn 1 50 Frank Eggleston 1 50 E. Pulley 50 Jno. Tinkler 50 Ed. Reynolds...................... 10 70 Wm. Standish............................ 50 J. Wooton, cemetery road north 0 75 Chas. Tents “ “ 50 Ja8.Ernsberger “ “ 50 Robert Rogers “ “ 2 25' E. PuUev, ’ “ 2 25 50 Sami Stanley, ** “ Dennis & Slingerland; 17 75 By aid. Jones: That the accounts be allowed and orders drawn on the res­ pective funds. Carried, all ayea. By aid. Jones: Resolved, That thd Recorder be instructed toadvertisefor bids for putting in water works forth­ with, to be done according to specifiations and plans furnished by commit­ tee on water works. Said bids to be sealed proposals. All proposals, to be opened and read by the Recorder on Friday, Sept. 5th. 1884; the common council reserving the right to reject any or all bids. Carried, ayes HogleJone8,Stebbins, Parker. Wood, 5; nays Beamer, 1. By aid. Jones ; That the Recorder be authorized to advertise for proposals for the purchase of the water bonds of the city, to be made according to the resolution of this council, of date Mar. 6,1884. Carried, ayes Hogle, Jones, Packer, Stebbins, Wood ; nays Beamer. • By aid. Hogle: Resolved, That the Treasurer of the city be and is hereby authorized and instructed to demand and sue for, in the name of the city, the delinquent personal tax of 1882 assessed against Burkheart Eckert. Carried, all ayes. By aid. Jones: Thnt the street com­ missioner be authorized to put down concrete crosswalk across Bond street on west side of Jefferson. 4 Carried, all ayes. By aid. Beamer: That the city attor­ ney be instructed to notify-the M.CJt r Company to put in sates on Creek st and Broadway; also about running through the dty faster than t|ie time prescribed by law. Carried, all ayes. On motion, adjourned. J. WEissERT. Recorder. ADVERTISED LETTERS. Letteri »ddrew<l to the foliowlm penxniR re­ maining id the post office at. HartIngs, Barry Gaakell. F. A. lackey. LeKoy drr. Geo. E. VanTuyle, Walter *D>opr’L»TTX»a.—Samuel H. Craig, Albert PffiwmB?-Jm^bAdiun». Simmons Hardware NMSriUe, meh.. AuC—l >».>“■ KDTTOB BASb'XB: and Hick! knew It waa. For the sake of harmony in the con­ vention I aat silent and let the Infam­ ous lie go unanswered, and in the same spirit, to-wit, the good of the party, Mpeoted to see the Journal editor set the matter right in bis paper the next week; bat not a word was said. Had the statement related to a private bm*n«a tranaactlon I should not ask any Wheat, white, new WbMkt.rwd.new. Qorn.... Onta.ote.............. R. K. GRANT, DELICIOUS! Easily Digested! I will have in a few clays an invoice of Phillips’ Digestible Coeoa! A preparation that will not distress the most delicate stomach. Unequaled for delicacy of flavor, nutritious properties and digestibility. Put up in % lb. tins. I am also Agent for Humphrey's Homeopathic Specifics! Call for one of the menuals given away. I also have the V eterinarySpecifi cs. Book descriptive of diseases Free. Agency of Detroit White Lead Works. Agency of Acker’s English Remedies. The Best Assorted Drug Stock in Barry County. Fred'k Hotchkiss, The Live Druggist. . Don’t Forget It. AND SOLICIT IT ON Beef. drMMd. Bottar... Lara.......... • Dn (tailed SMea Lime, bbl Water Ume. bbl Bail. bU Ptaatar.tflu.. BeetBMec . (MM Hide* ... STRICTLY BUSINESS PRINCIPLES, IS IS a rj PERSONS owing William H. Hayfnrd pROPOHALH FOR WATER WORKB. of your valuable space for Uon. Neither do I now wiah to offer any apology to tlie P®0^ of 1Jarr? coLty or the greenback party for re- .they had tor repair Motoring to Mrs. Mary Cobb. »hteh furtng to «ntrib““ b^ thev tailed to return. They left on the toward paying w hiskej a*u hvwj train for Middleville. Mrs. • f^tore out a wkt— «»’ JL for Bill Hicks. I wm informed by the committee r-t and on Wednesday Deputy bbenfl I offer any Straw Hat in my store at 15 cents I am bound, to close them out at once W. H. FOWKES. P. M. __ in your report of the proceedings of the greenback county convention, you mention the statement of BUI Hicks that I contributed but “«lx dollars to the campaign for prosecuting attorney. Before I IrffiHMtlng. thntday, nod after the convention, the editor of the journal and others came to me and rald they regretted the atatement inode by Hlcka, and they, knew It area faiae BIG BARGAINS! Good Goods, Plenty of Them LOW PRICES and HONEST DEALING. (live our Stock and Prices an Investigation. CALL SOON AT AUGUSTUS ROWERS’ Three doors wect of the bank. �DEVASTATED BY FIRE, IN THE POLITICAL FIELD. y CourrnUon. Held in China* PraklMtloa a Mlm. Michl ! It was emphatically aasertetl in b ' SEVERAL TOWNS SWEPT BY FLAMES. i prominent newspaper several davs ago Notnlnatlona. I that the anti-Chinese law passed by I Detroit, Midi., Aug. 14.—In the liepub- J Congress had effectually stopped tbe • Bean Slate Convention Wednesday Hou. E. influx of Mongols into the United btalcs, t S. La^ey, of Eaton, was made per­ and that tbe Orientals were going home j manent ‘Chairman, and the organization as fast as they could. This importar*’. j was cnuiplbtedby the appointment statement is flatly contradicted by Mr. of trie usual committees. The plat­ Dwight 8. Dow.’of No. 25 Stuyvesant ■ A MINNESOTA TOWN MADE DESOLATE. Anoka, Minn.. Aug. 18.—This dty was form was read and adopted, being a reitera­ street, who recently traveled through | for the foerth time visited by an extensive tion of that of the National party, in addi­ the districts affected by the evils of'; ' conflagration, which wiped out tlie entire tion to which are clauses censuring tlie Chinese immigration. “lliis statement.” said Mr. Daw to a busines* part of It Saturday morning. The practice of ftnportiug convicts, and promis­ Htrald reporter yesterday. “is,> abso­ loss 1* estimated, at the lowest at Si,000,- ing a revision of the Lien laws <Jor the me­ chanics. The State ticket was then nomi­ lutely false. The Chinese population of 000. The block comprised between the cor­ nated as follows: the United States is increasing rapidly, ner of Main street and Third avenue west Governor. General R. A. Alger: Lteutenani- even at present, despite the law against Rheum»lism.Ciyeuraiai».tSdatl<=*. to Rum River, and from Monroe street north Gowrnor. Archibald Butler, after C. A. Luce the immigration of Mongolians. /They Ltmbaao, Bickache. Humcm.. 'to Van Buren is laid waste. The fire bad declined; Secretary or State, H. A. Co­ are not going back at all except in the Mort Th r««leJ** nant; Treasurer, E. H. Butler: Audltor-GcnCw Bteayns; Commissioner of Land. individual instances where Chinese be­ originated in the skating-rink of Klnnes & M. 8. Newell; Attorney-General Moses Tag­ Vandervelde, And spread to the adjoining come rich enough to go back and enjoy Superintendent of Public Instruction. stores, destroying them in its course, as also gart; Henschel Ginas; Memlier of the State Board the luxuries that their native ta»tes V(H.f:i.ER co. the Merchants' Hotel, the Anoka First Na­ of Education. James M. Ballou. crave for. I was in Puget Sound two tional Bank, the Washburn Opera House, The convention adjourned at midnight weeks ago. Several days before a ves­ the great Lincoln flouring mill anil elevator. Jeffkilsox City, Ma, Aug. 14.—The sel had arrived at Victoria, British Col­ The flames were stopped in their course at a Democratic State Convention reassembled umbia, with four thousand Chinamen line ninety feet from tlie Washburn saw at ten o'clock yesterday morning, and nt and shiDgle-milto. No loss ot lite or serious once proceeded to complete the State ticket, on board. The local authorities re­ accidents occurred. The SL Paul and Min­ at the head of which ex-Governor Marma­ fused to allow them to be landed, but neapolis fire brigades arrived iu flme only to duke wm placed Tuesday. Nominations the Chinamen insisted od coming ashore. save the Washburn tuilL Then the local authorities ap­ were made ns follows: ■ FLAMES SWEEP A TEXAN TOWN. the General Govern­ Lieutenant-Governor, A. p. Morehouse: pealed to and compel GRKKXYH.I.E. Tex.. Aug. 18.—At two Secretary or State, Michael K. McGrath; ment to stop them James M. Siebert; Auditor, John o'clock yesterday morning flames were dis­ , Treasurer, Walker; Hegister of Lands, Robert McC'ui- the owners of the steamship to take the covered issuing from Beal's grocery store. . lough. detested immigrants elsewiiere. The Under a strong north wind, the fire rapidly Atuaxta, Go., Aug. 14.—The Demo­ Government replied that it was the duty engulfed two entire squares of wooden cratic Convention met here yesterday to of the local officials to have .given notice buildings on South Stonewall street, in­ nominate a State ticket The administra-.. of their objections in China before tbe • cluding the Coffey Hotel: crossing Wash­ tiou of Governor IL D. McDaniel was in­ vessel sailed for British Columbia. The ington street to the west aide of the dorsed by a renominatlou. The ticket w.>s result was that the four thousand China­ square, every building was swept away by completed as follows: men landed. I was informed that they J ar to their hi n n »» it for two hundred yards. From this point Secretary of State, N. C. Barnett; Comp­ the flames commimicuted to tlie new County troller, W. A. Wright; Treasurer. R A. Hard­ made their way over the borders ijitD the United States in two or tlyrce dais. Courthouse ot Hunt County, reducing it to man: Attorney-General Clifford Anderson. ashes. From tire Coffey Hotel the tire also Little Rock, Ark., Aug. 14.—The Re­ Some went into California and some into apreaff to the south side of the square, de­ publican State Central Committee yesterday Oregon. I lived in Sacramento, Cal., and l.aefulnw. of .Dr. Kennestroying halt the buildings on that side. nominated a full State ticket as follows: ten years ago, and I passed a portion ot FonulKrity ■A Thrillinc LetAltogether about • forty business houses, Governor, Thomas Boles; Secretary of last winter there. There arc ten China­ half of them well-built structures, with all State, Paul Graham: Auditor, J. It Berry; men in that city to one formerly. It is Master Mechaulc ’a Treasurer, 8. A. Duke: Land Commissioner, their contents, were consumed. Over half Lowell Bepalr Shops of Borton & Lowell R. IL J. A Barnes; Attorney-General, Jacob Trie- the merest nonsense to «ay that Chinese the business portion of Greenville la in ben Superintendent of Public InstrucUon, J. Lowell, Mas*., March 28,1WM. immigration to this country has cetiaed. ruins. Among the buildings burned were Dr. David Kennedy, itondout. N. Y. Tlie fact is that it has increased in Dear Sir :-I think It Is due to you that I should Rainey's Opera-house. The loss Is estimat­ COKOItRltalOKAL NOMINATIONS greater proportion since the passage of maxe the following statement, aud I make. It vol­ ed at 8360,000, and the insurance nt 8300,­ Congressional nominations were made and willingly: Ou the «h day of June. 000. the Anti-Chinese bill than it aid before. untarily l«l J WM taken wilfi what wa. called i«araly*i« generally yesterday as follows: These foreigners have literally ruined of the l>owels. The seizure was unexpected and SEVENTY-EIGHT BUILDINGS DESTROYED. H. Y. Polk, Republican, Seventh Iowa Dis­ terrible. The stomach aud other organs seemed Grenada, Mias., Aug. IK—A disastrous trict short term: E. H. Conger. Hopubllcan. the Pacific Coast as a place of residence to sympathbe with It and to have lost nil power fire broke out here at a late hour Saturday- Seventh Iowa District long term: W. W. Ber­ for w’hite men. They have taken pos­ of action. For a long time my life was despair­ Green Docker, Second Maine District; Pres­ night Ihe appliances of the town for um ry, ed of. but at length I rewvered so far as t® ** ton Stevenson, Democrat Fifth New Jersey session of au entire street in Portland. able to ride out. By the advice of my physician in esse of fire were speedily overcome by District: Ralph Plumb, Republican, Eighth Ore. I can take you for a half hour I visited Toland Springs. Vt., hoping to benefit the flames, which burned furiously for Illinois District! walk through a section of that city and from the waters. Bid they did me no good. three hours. In that t|me seventy?eJght Congressional nominations were made in that time you will meet none but Neither-werv the l>e*t phyviciaru* nf Lowcfl and Kildlngs were destroyed with their con­ Thursday as follows: Alphonso Hart Re­ Boston, whom I cousultiM. able to afford me Chinamen. On {he sidewalks the smell more than transient relief. I galaed no strength tents, tbe greater portion of the business publican, Eleventh Ohio District; Roger A. my case appeared almost Impel™*. In the section being swept by the conflagration. Mills. Democrat,. Ninth Texas District; of opium is constant. Il you think the and fall a friend advised me to try Kknxedv « Fa­ The total lose is estimated at $300,000, on Joseph D. Sayers, Democrat, Tenth Texas Chinese intend to go back to China you vorite Remkuy. and although opjioBcd to pat­ which there is Insurance to the amount of District: James D. Richardson, Democrat, ought to go to Portland and use your ent msdicises, I made the trial. - To uiakea long about $65,000. Fifth Tennessee District; F. P. Keaton, eyes and ears. The biggest buildings story short—Favorite Remedy. In my opinion, my life. I consider It the best prepara­ Republican, Twelfth Indiana District; in course of construction there are for save*! tion In tnr world for stomach difficulties, aa well George P. Harrington, Prohibitionist, Thir­ them. They take out twenty year leases as of the Liver and other organs. 1 am glad to NATIONAL BANK TAXES. teenth Illinois District for the property, paying rents which sav that It Is In general use among the railroad men In this vicinity. Yours, etc.. A. J. Gifford. amount to ten per cent, upon the orig­ Mr. Gifford is the master meclianio of tlie BLAINE PROTECTS HIS HOME, inal cost of the buildings. Noone would Lowell division of the Boston & lawell railroad portant Opinion. his illness and recovery are known to many erect a bouse for a Chinaman upon any and lie Sue* the Indianapolis Sentinel for Ctrwho can testify to the facts Tn his letter. Cincinnati, Aue. 18.—Justice Stantey other tarmi. . colatlag a Scandalous Ktory. Use thia medicine for all diseases uf tbe blood, Matthews, ot the Supreme Court of the “It is easy to understand the kidneys, liver, stomach, towels and skin. It L ndianapolis , Ind.. Aug. 15. — On the United States, In a suit brought by the city save you or yours from twin and death. immigration by may Address. If desired. Dr. David Kennedy, Ron3th Instant the Sentinel ot this dty con- evils of * Chinese of Covington.. Ky., against various National observation in that part of the dout, N. Y. tamed an editorial charging that Mr. Blaine, banks of that city to recover taxes alleged country. The Chinese arc like the wbeft a young man, had seduced hh* pres­ to be due on their surplus real estate and millers in n beehive; they consume but of Michigan, comity of Barry,-aa. office .-.xtures, has rendered a decision. The ent wife In Kentucky and then fled to Maine, do not produce. They hoard away all State Notice to herebv given that by ap order of the banks had obtained a temporary restrain­ whither the young woman and her tlie money they get and never let a cent probale court for tlie county of Barr) made on ihe 13th day of August, teM. six mouths from that ing order, and the case came up on a mo­ father followed him, and he married of it go buck to Americans for any pur­ were allowed for creditors to present their tion to make tlie iDjaiiclJon per­ her at die point of a shotgun. This irnviug pose if they can help it. They won’t date claims against the estate of Oscar S. Hadley, late petual The Justice holds that the furni­ of said county, deceased, and tbatall creditors of reached Mr. Blame, he telegraphed to Col­ even cat our rice, but insist on import­ ture *nd real estate are exempt from city onel Holloway, of the Times, that the state­ ing rice from China, so strodg are their said deceased are requested, to present tbelr claims before said probate court, at the probate taxation, because of the provision iu tbe ment was maliciously and infamously false prejudices against the soil." office, in the city of Hastings, in said county, for Kentucky.statutes providing for a specified in every particular. ‘'Political slanders," “But how do tbe Chinese manage to examination and allowance, on pr before the tax on each share or National bank stock, i;nhda; <>f February next, and that suchchdnis he says, “he pays no attention to, steal over the borders from British will be heard before said court on the 6th day of which is to be in lieu of all other taxation. but ttiis, attacking die honor of^ his October and on the 18th day of February* next, at But if Ulis is not tlie case the furniture will wife and children, can not be suj>- Columbia?" o'clock In the forenoon of each of those days. “Who is to stop them? We have an ten MlUl be exempt, because of tlie net of Con­ mitted to.” Mr. Holloway was asked Dated August i:ith, 18M. gress, without whose authority It can not CLEMENT SMITH. to secure die services of a lawyer Rt once, enormous frontier, and they are able to be taxed by the State 'Phis authori ’ Judge of Probate. -- - ­ and bring suit against u.v the iresponsible pu.r pub- laugh our law to scorn until we take ty does not penult It, but it <doe® “zzz Itaher of the Sentinel In the United States strong measures to enforce iL Tlie authorize the taxation «f real estate. date. ZP'court. people of tbo East do not seem to appre­ State ot Michigan, County ot Barry-**Tlie surplus and the undivided profits, Notice to hereby given that by an order of the In accordance with these instructions Mr. ciate the great Hanger that is banging he held were not subject to taxation be­ Holloway pincod the matter in the hands of Probate Court for the county of Barry made on over the country in this question. the22dday ot July. 1«M. six months from that cause net included In the permission grant­ Harrisw:. Millar A Elam, of which Senator China has a population of nearly foui“ date were allowed tor creditors to pre*eut their ed in the act ot Congress, without which Harrison to the senior partner, and die suit hundred millions. These |>eople are claims against the i>tate ot WIlllani H. Hayford, any State or municipal taxation of the Na­ tote ofsald county, deceased, and that nil credwaa instituted as soon as the necessary pa­ tional Banks Ls void; nor were the surplus per* could be tile»L Damages arc demand­ looking for a land in which to subsist. ll.rillir. ir.i./i, M.HI I I UUllir 1 < IUFI. Ul IOC fund and undivided profits subject to taxa­ ed In the sum ot fifty thousand dollars, and Europe, is overcrowded, and they natur­ probate office, in the city of Hastings, In said tion under Coagressiisi.il authority, which the circulation of the paper is given as tivu ally iuro their ores to America. If county. for examination and allowance, on or permits the Lixlug at shares otsock beyond China snould conclude to send a hundred before the22d day of January next, aud that thousand copies. the limit fixed by tlie State statute ot fifty Senator Harrison said that criminal pnr million of her people to us there is not until claim* will be heard la-fore said court on cents per share of $100. A perpetual in­ ceedings would be commenced to-day room enough, even in our great back lite 17th day of September and .the 23d day of January next, at ten o'clock i.n the forenoon of junction was granted. against Shoemaker, publisher of tlie Senli- yard, to • accommodate them. If the each ol those davs. Dated. July 22il. 18*4. net; Iu the State courts under the provisions Chinese come in bulk wo are gone, just Conv clt* Despsrato Allempl to Escape CLEMENT SMITH. Judge of Probate. of the Grubbs libel law. Mr. Shoemaker -Rs surely as the rod men uf America Frankfort, Ky., Aug. 15.—Yesterday was seen Inst' night, but would make no niVADPCQ abnolutb divorces were gone when they permitted the pale further statement than that he had reason morning a desperate attempt {was made fn UI V llVrL'u for persons residing faces to land." y. .« 7* 7 througbont the Vnlted ex-ape from the penitentiary b> 4 gang of to believe the charge was true before he “ But strictly enforced laws will States and Canada for desertion, non-support publiabed IL The attorneys say tire case cuuvictA The prisoners overpowered tlie Intemperance, cnieltv. InnmnpaUblUty. etc. Ad will be pushed with the greatest dispatch. check these evils, will they not?’’ ..^a‘.V®J’.r«u* “M* address ATTORguan! aud captured a stand of arms. The It will require the attend nice ot Mr. “There is one evil th<- cannot be NE\ WAKO. World Building. 1W7 Broadwav, alarm was sounded to tlie prison guards affil Blaine as a witness. checked by law if ihe Chinese get here Tlie article in question was published in by. the million, and that is labor compea fierce battle ensue.!, during which one tilion. Our people cannotconiocte with hundred shots were fired. The Sheriff was the Sentln/i of tlie 8th, and is aa follows: There is hardly an Intelligent man in the them at all. Tboir standard of expense . -notified and summoned tbe military and country who luui not heard that Jam * G. Iwo hundred cilizoiM, wlio quelled the out­ Blaine betniye i the gin whom be inurrle l, -for personal support is too low for break. Sever >1’ |hf*»iis were wo tin. led. and then on y married nt the muzzle f a stint­ the most economical American. Then John IL Wolf. :• eonvicr. fatally. Thre-’ gun. If Sir. Blaine was the scoundrel to be- the w’omcn they bring Ittiro are frightful an innocent irir : if after doapolUn j her flwspcrate'murderer*, mined A hop, Grant troy be was the craven to refuse her legal reMrcM. evils. They are in nearly every case and Cash Graves, escaped. The Sheriff. zlving lorttimacv to her child, until a leade I wi» a large posse, are Id pursuit' shot-iron stimuli! m! b’.so >n*C'<>noe. tnentheie bound as slaves for about teu years to la a blot on bls private character more foul. If Chinese jgnmblers, and are used to make TORPID BOWELS, possible, tban any of the oount.eM a.ones on money in a way that cannot be de­ Ev»ry Port-O.K« Will Slpil Cold Wavn. DISORDERED LIVER, ids pGlltlod record.. scribed. These poor.wretches are com­ __ and MA Washington, Aug. 1.1—In con iecilo.i pelled to serve out tbeir terms of bond ­ _ From these sources 1 Ona Gas-Well Rioter Convicted. ' with the fanners’ bulletin published jniii'Jy These acre by Chinese organizations which Phtsbciigu. I*a., Aug. 15.—A. M. Bow­ by the War and Port-office Departments it usurp the functions of our courts. They baa been decided to exhibit a col bw.ive tl.ig ser was tried for killing Obadiah Hay­ eaiinut speak a won! of English, and, Innn each post-office l;i the United States maker during the Murraysville gas-well being of Ihe most ignorant class, thev when n .told wave Is nppro.K-liing. Tlie riots, rnd yesterday convicted of mur­ know nothing of their legal rights in flag will be of while, with a black sq jare in der In 0>« second degree and remanded to tlie United Suites. When they have tire center, and will be displayed from prom­ jail fu? sentence. Upon application ot almost finished lheir terms their mas­ inent places on the pfetoftices. .The news of counsels the trials of Milton, of Chicago; an approach lug cold wave will be telegraphed UoloneL Ulakelj', of Pittsburgh, mid four ters generally hire a-nmn tn entice them by the War Department to all tire post* other defendants were continued until the away. For this utlouee they are fined offices on telegraph lines, and those offices September term. The penalty for ninrdi-r an enormous sum. and arc sentenced .to all impurities through theso three “ »cwv~ will communicate the nuws to Interior post- In the second degree is twelve years. It to earn the line by serving another term office#. It Li thought Ui-t tlie m»ws will be Kob We, however, that l^bwser will apply of slavery almost as long ns the first one. of material Interest to farmers. “A missionary lady who returned kkln and a vigorous bod v. TUTT’S tlLLN r a new tri L from China a short time ago told me do nausea or griping nor intcr&ro . Acres ol Flamsj. that she believed Chiun would yet get To Rua with Sutler. possession of Ibis country by simply Cincinnati, Aug. IA.-F.ro broke out in Chicago. Au?. 18.—The Executive Com- stocking it with a Mongolian populaHinton de Cole's saw-mill In Fulton, a sub nil:tee an I several other members of tlie urb of tl.ts city, Friday afternoon, and the N'ntlonal Committee of the Anti-Monopoly lion, rrom my own nh<en*aHnD I be­ lieve that there h seme irnth in this. explosion of the boiler sent burning b.*ands party met S;tur>l»y at tlie Briggs House. Wherever tlicy go in ihe West these In nil direr tiona. resulting in a conflagration General A. M. West, of Mississippi, was people get control of whatever they Which destroyed ten frame houses, tlie cat­ tle ahedg of the LI Hl • MI ml Road, the nouilinaed unanimously for Viee-Prealdurit, want. Tliey can pay higher rents lie­ tracks ot tlie I >Uar, and s qu mtity of lum­ and m committee, consisting of C. C. PusL cause they can divide n house into so ber, the total 1*« reaching njmlooj. There of Illinois; II. IL Harris, of Indiana; John many shelf-like rooms that tlie income . were miiw very narrow escapes from death F. Henry, of New York; C. G. Dixon, of is ven’ large.” and five firemen were overcome by Ute Illinois, and Horatio Pratt, of Michigan, “How do you propose to check the was appointei to notify General West, who is the candidate of the Green backer*. ui “By enforcing the anti-Chineflo law.” Resignation of Comm MiO.»er Prioa. “In wbai manner?” Blown Forty Feet Inle the Air. Wamhsotom, Amr. 1A—The mknalkM. “Send'a suOiciently largo army to - ot Indbtu Comraimloner Price, to take Fort Wayne, Ind., Aug. 15.—Yesterday our Northwestern frontier und atop effect August 15, to In poeeeioton of Secrr afternoon the locomotive boiler of a freight Mongolian immigrant)* from eroeaing Ury Toder, and bus been for four montlu train on the Richmond road, going aoutii. P-L resigns ou account ot the LU-, exploded near Decatur, Ind., while the train the border. The trouble is that the jxxiple who foel the curse of thia evil was running ten miles an hour, Engineer most keenly cannot the car of the Barney Welch, of this city, waa blown Nation. The East is in<!iOt-renl to the Tlio Bavarian Government, ■ weary ol bearing complaint* from citizens about th, forty feet tn tin air, but will recov­ question at pre^nt. But the time will adulteration of beer, instituted an iuvesii- er. Cliarios Hendershott, fireman, was come when Unlifornia and Oregon will gatiCMi, tbo result being that three brewers caught under tlie engine aud scalded to be heard and Ivlienxl. Perhaps it will wm sent to prison and thirty-three wen death. then be too iato.”—N. T. Herald. WAGONS! -JOB* SERMANREMEDt DR. DAVID KENNEDY’S iaW/a. X REMEDY Among Railroad Men c PILLS ■’bl St PATENTS«r~X^ PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 16.—InattetnpLIK adjacent The dLea* and Phafiaeia ItUfc, . —The cadets ni Wc«t Point during fl We are making three widths of Tire: 5..5R‘w®itn o Buyers are Invited to Call and Sec Them. ' aana and KuuMpoUa and 8:. P.ui “ALBERT LEA ROUTE. ' fcZ. nTTj^oa. Se fhu 0-n»o* «34 T..L, sggSSsgSs Building Material! •^^’’bjoary^uii mUTrnr^^r pJ..n*',X a will Ki GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE At yoar nMrwt Ticket Offloe. or id We keep a Full Stock of Everything that enters Into a house, from CHICAGO. Sill to Ridge Board. Doors, Sash & Blinds, Of Our Own Make, As low as can be bought In any com­ peting market in the State. Pluiag, M&icUag It Rrtg Entirely [HAh/DRAKEA Vegetable AND asUrE bglES^cnpr Id that for COSTIVENESS ***■ Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Diseases of the Kidneys,Torpid Liver Rheumatism, Dizziness, Sick Headache, Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, Erup tions and Skin Diseases. July 1 T is i£ H tios T cen now PROMPTLY DONK, AGENTSS” And Satisfaction Guaranteed. F Che a Reflecting Safety Lamp BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. H Can b« soij m ersry tsmDy. G-.r,, Utao't!,.m tbrr-nni.tury Ijxs- Michigan Central J add nesd FORSHEE A MACKIN. Cincinnati. 0 O aide in t /SET FREE! ^RELIABLE SElf-OIE T liiee enjo GCSa The Niagara Falls (Route, GRAND RARIDW DIVISION. STATIONS. koo 12.21 0.45 Irving.........4., Hastixos..., Exhaustion, Premature Decay, Dose of Manhood. T tha be h loans or Mlddie-M>-<l Mcn.with nrescrjnh'iM OF Self-treatment* !:• irutng Phy-ste. wwt raae “ T. WILLIAMS . O., M Epi Row ■ tifte bon koo 10.28 MT iftsi’ 7.21 Mg"’.;: se r.U7 Eaten Rapids. Ml * Mall. tetf ten -heD MO R.37 S.45 STATIONS. R pla Nervous Taking effect May Itth. 1*4. Grand Raplda Middleville... a favorite prv«eriptln-> of one of tb« tu<»i nntrd and anecea«fo! »pe<-UII»t»in the Us. Uk»w retlredirorlhr rurcor.yerrowiIleWliry, Lout nntl Der«ty.?-it: Sa p'a I u acai cd c!ivclo|>e/¥re.Dn>rzt»i«cM4UU I IcakieKs tan C new Detroit. n.so CbarioCte. Nashville. MonM... man t«u edf rolle chaw the Che yom hav to t MB 3.15 L40 1.C0 1A7 EOT E8.10 m ».w 9.22 ULW & 10/25 All trains run by tandard time. Grand Rapid* WKj iMrolt ou train*. Ol CURE SICK . ■St City and Petoskey. New Y< press dally. All other tralna dally except Sunn H- B. LEDYARD. J™?,?-.. I'S1 OWL • co DJAk HEAD '____ ‘__ :_ *■’ ***Ql r2nUta< ■ TBB0ILTTR0I FIRON TONIC ACHE 1 banc ©f »o many lire »P1 to b this tor ThW To Wm wrtre tM •LQOD. rep. CXWEB BHUCINE CO.,X«» Tf!t & BAND MEN �The Hastings Banner. >..*&** it L: ’ crata running their own machine. The greenback leaden have asked for a fus­ ion. But these greenbacken or guan “**“v could pan, -^LTfNIDAV. AIHWCT33.13M. The reunion ®T TOUR BAKMSPOm TWAT umnocrato have geme a step too far, I «d not art them, nor did the democrats THI TUTI art them, to nominate any particular man or set of men. But they have planned not only to run their uwn par­ ralund. but the Lowells fafted to ma- ty but oun too, and have assumed to teriAUie. evidently not beta, over- dictate not only the men, but also what positions they shall fill. I for anxtoM to complete their of not Pr°P°*' stand . anv such Maybe Friday waa too hot for such u interference. 1 do not object ’to the performance by the windy sons ol men Jhey have named; but I do object Lowell, and then maybe they thought to their telling us for what positions they wouldn't meet with that success at they shall be nominated. It is possible Paralyzing which is pleaaant to the to ignominiously defeat fusion in Barrv party administering the doee. Let that oounty this fall, and you can do so by be as It may, the Lowell club must be letting our nominations ie dictated by credited with a complete backdown and greenbackers. I want to tell you that tmett>sun> defeat if we out a failure to do as they . agreed. It the plans which others have made for seemed that there was too much caloric us.” Mr. Raymond, of Carlton, sug­ in the air for a certain colored gentle­ gested that even if the convention did man of Bowne, who was going to par­ DOES NOT CONTAIN AHONU. what Mr. Bowne requested, it would alyze Hastings' fleet runner, Mr, Hurd still lie letting greenbackers run the ™ uunnum ... MtvI> Green. But the Bowne member of the convention. Mr. Bowne’s speech was • ~. un-un.c-TT, rviianm teal. Lime Kiln club also failed to be on loudly applauded. At this point Chair-, THE TESTOF THE 0*3. hand—probably forgot all about it man Lichty, of the greenback county But although their Lowell and Bowne committee, arose and said that the PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., makkb* or contingent tailed to fulfill their con­ greenbackera would go on the principle tracts with the Freeporters, the latter of “Anything, O, Lord!” and take the were determined thot their Hastings democratic nominees as they were guests should be handsomely enter­ Lupulln Yml made. tained as well as amused. And the The formal ballot gave Hayes 43,&arHastings people wisti us to say that ry 17, Barnum 1. Mr. Hayes warftherer I FOR SALE BY GROCERS. they appreciate the hospitality and ,T. LOUU upon made the unamious nominee. CHICAGO, courtesies extended by the squiire-t<Hxl John Barry was nominated for register fellows who have made Freeport what by acclamation. This result seemed it is. In the foot race there were four quite acceptable to those whose who entries; but Hurd Green and Will Scid- sympathized with Mr. Bowne’s views; moae, both of this city, easily won. A but the many who did not were by no l.WHCI picked nine, composed of members of means gratified. the Freeport and Clarksville base ball The following delegates to the state clubs, playted the Hastings team. The convention were nominated: A. J. latter won by a score of 31 to 7. Will Bowne, John Shean, Thomas Cranston, HeGolia, of Middleville.fumpired tlie F. G. Goodyear. R. M. Reiser. E. Flansgame. Following is the score by in­ burg, J. McKelvey, Truman Barnum, nings: W. W. Latta, John Yarger. Ths best dry hop yeast in the world. Bresd ' IZ3.1BST60 To the congressional convention W. Hastings—.;............. < s s o i » s < .31 raised by ihls yeast la light, white and whole­ Freepost.,...c...,....... 1 012300007 S. Goodyear, Ira Stowell, R. B. Wight­ some like our grandmother's delicious bread. The crowd in attendance was not as man, M. W. Riker, H. C^’eckham, E. GROCERS SELL THEM. large as at the former celebration, but C. Elliott, Ira Batchellor, Luke Waters, rMraesa ar tmc Price Baking Powder Co., the best of order was preserved, and all A. Ostroth, A. J. Hardy. SuTntlW. MSI Wtttl rurm-f ErniHL . seemed to enjoy the occasion hugely. W. D. Hayes was made chairman of Chicago, Hi. St. Louie, Mo. Uncomplimentary remarks concerning democratic county committee. the “sand”: of the Lowell paralyzers While the democrats have a little to were made freely by those in atten­ gain, temporarily, should fusion prove dance, and the Freeporters assert that a success in Barry county, yet the; tha^cliuie Will hereafter be too torrid mem tiers of the mass convention as fof a certain dusky son of Africa who well as of the party know that they in the past has been loud in boasts of have placed the party in poor fighting fleetneaa, bnt who “flunked” when he' trim for the future. They are not had an opportunity to show an “amaz­ pleased with fusion, and a number will ing burst of speed.'* I Ustings against not sustain the actions of Saturday's convention. Many will stay at home the state, in foot runners. and not vote at all. They feel that Without puffery.simply on the good worth those who have used It, it has made friend they cannot, so long as they are demo­ of in every State In the Union. crats, affiliate with either the republi­ . KOT A CUBE AXJL, But a genue and sure remedy lor all those Theib county convention Sat- 'can or greenback parties, and there is complaints which destroy the freshness and no reason why they should not support beauty, waste the strength, mar URDAY. happi­ one as heartily as tye ofher. From ness and uaefuFoesa of many GIBJ-ji AND I • -----’ WOMEN. The mass convention of the democ- such , conventions as those of Saturday racy of Barry county came off Satqr- jlast and its predecessor of the Saturday day. It was neither the most imposing before , .grow no enthusiasm because "Diseases of Women and Children’nor the most numerous mass we have ,there is nothing to enthuse over. They ever seen. But as the bills called for a beget । R. PENQELLY& CO., Kilsmaioo, Mich. loose political morals, and tend ZT A11 >«tcn BUi«lynm.3.<riU by Ji. ZLAgt../ mass meeting, we shall presume it was finally । to party disintegration. To talk For Hide by FREDERICK HOTCHKISS. such, and write accordingly. Its pro- about f party principle in connection ceedings wete evidently not acceptable .with such a bargain and gale is idle to all the democrats present. One of ,nonsense. the .mass said to the writer: “The ENDORSED 0Y ’ SUPSRIORJO greenback party is dead, am! they are MK Edward L. Green, Sheriff. Auck­ trying to chain the unterrified democra­ land, New Zealand writes: “I received cy to the corpse of the rag liaby. It au injurv to nW shoulder in June 1882, MONUMENTAL PRACTICALLY fzmu that Sate until July 1883,1 looks to me as though we had about and ; become the tail end of nothing.” Thy 'could not use mr arm. 1 applied to med­ ical men and used all aorta of liniment, expression was very appropriate. At 1 without anv benefit. I have great i)esi£ns a^d 11:30 a. m. John Bessmer, chairman of .pleasure In stating I bad occasion to J" evs^ the county coininittee, read the call and ;St. Jacol. Oil for ft. and 1 had not u»d 45000 . Prices on named Truman Barnum, of Carlton, as iit more than ten minutes before I felt lieneticiaj effect, sod I can work temporary chairman. E. C. Elliott, of the 1 with my saw or spad<«s well aa ever I Barry, was made secretary pro tem. did, , and recommend it to any one suf­ After appointing a committee on order fering paim __________ __ We now feel that we can trathfiilly and consdentlowdy say, without fear or favor, and of business, the convention took a re­ Tfiis extreme timl feeling we have in prove it'by ‘ cess until 1 JO p. in. At the h®ur nam; the , spring, fall and during the summer SCIENTIFIC FACTS, ed the mass reassembled. A. J. H artly, denotes ( torpid liver, we have no appe^ aa well a» hlatorfc®! atata, that, the White Bronze Monument a and Statues are tbe best tn and no ambition. Take Dr. Jones of Castleton was made. pefinanent tite । S. A. HOLMES, Agent, Red Clover Tonic; it corrects these ‘heworl<l chairman, and E. Flansburg, of Barry, troubles, restores good spirits. Jt®!***1Hastings. Mlcb. permanent secretary. The first question ,fly cures dyspepsia. I»ad breath, piles, was upon the acceptance or rejection of pimples, . ague and malaria disease*. A pOR SALE perfect tonic, appetizer and blood puri ­ greenliack nominees. W. S. Goodyear ; fier. Cau be t^en by the mort delicate. moved that the mass accept the nation- Price i 50 cents of Fred'k Hotchkiss. al party’s county candidates.; A feeble ■ Grim* Glycerine Solve. *'aye” was voted when the question was The best on earth, can truly be said put to the assembly. Then Mr. Bowne of Griggs’ Glyorine Salve, which te a got the floor, and moved that W. D. sure curefor cuts, bniteea. scalds, bww For terms, etc., call on or address and all other sores. Will pqeHayea be nominated tor treasurer and .MtiulR . rlPR/l iCFEA | ? F fp tr I IW f e'i5JF8?S--?i?f-3 Wp -.wtv ; • • thnt lhe two Hounioiw of ( I -’r m l liarev counties were net forthe ’ ' -i- Iteunlonof Barry county ban The NuldlerK and Sailors . . •• tv wllhhdld their Second Annul JUntd" ' "■'' ll r‘,a4y' Thnrsdiiy and Friday, Septciiil'ei' ;l'l. C*11111,1 5t*1’ 1884, AT HASTINGS. .i: ,V..1.I.I1.". • mid Milors Wbetlier members \ j. .ire cordially invited to be 'r.. . ;’.-i-•. the battalion•« l".,';.o ion. {the Po*t*ln thl* Rcnnlon . ever hcru in Barry u n-. ' h j !Si:,k•’ l! more enjoyable to the k! - und"“' frienda. u"'r.?',.’|.<,Li: will be different each day, but wiUbe wide nj> i; part of a Military Camp, Inspection, / Guard Mounting, Infantry Drills, Dress Parade, Speaking, Sham Battles, &c. Bv ot.lrr Ol COMMITTEE , FitzGerald Post No: 25. G. A. R. ■ Local News. in reply to a letter ot inquiry > w® would say thill our candidate for president Is Benj. F. But­ ler our • iu,p.<late for governor, Josiah W. Peg >,e: (.tir wndliLites for other state, coiigress:<t..>.1. leic!>kji»e ami county officers are inei: • 1: : j E. BniT^r for president. •Cot. .-llitr* lived apply.-Hastings Journal, lie Banner only S a year. To-pay Barry connty Pomona grange is in •G’risieif at-Middleville. I 'a H O 'e t’i | Bastin'-s sent an immense delegalion to the Freeport “blow-out” Friday. The Banner six months for fifty cent® three months 23 cents. Subscribe now. Forty l-npgies have been sold from Chester Messers warehouse so far this sea.«on. f • Fames Clarke? delivered a splendid •atldress t.i Freeport republicans WedDt-silay night. Om ar Y'rx<.s is makingisome n^piiiijirovrment.1; upon his residence !in tl|e 4th ward. I ssr I Tiir. EpiM-opid Sunday School picnhM at l.i-iich Lake Friday. A very ' enjoyable time was had. • S place for mm jnb work—anything from a calling can! to a three sheet poster. The last county convention will tie that of the prohibitionists, which will bv’ichl here next Saturday, at Ua.ro. Mi:<. Jri.ius RrssELk^ntertains the Episcopid society at their rooms in Bower's block, this Thurwlay afternoon. If they can have their way about it, fifteen couples will l>e released from the Finds of matrimony at the present term of court. Seven new instruments were added to tht- local exchange this week making ten in all. By September 15th we can “hello!” to Woodland and Freeport. Hastings will then be quite an impor­ tant telephone center. v Chester Messer is about to lay a iifw floor in agricultural hall, prepara­ tory to fitting it up for a skating rink. He will make many other improve­ ments in the the building, and calcula­ tes to have rooms that cannot be surpass­ ed for those of our people who enjoy roller skating. New skates will be pur chase*, and everything arranged for the convenience and comfort of patrons. Vhet never does things by halves; and you can count on it that Hastings will have an A 1 rink, which will be opened to the public early in the fall. Dr. Price’s Special Flanriiiz Extracts, Dr. Price’s LIGHT HEALTHY BHEAD 9YEASTGEMS -THEY SELL- Salt by the Barrel, Lime, Stucco, &c., The Crown Grain Drill, —AND TiiE^ tar Force-Feed Broadcast Seeder! A General Assortment of Farm Implements in Stock. J. M. ROGERS & CO Now that the Harvest is Past And Farmers have secured their Grain We are Happy I For the reason that we arp on deck, fresh as Daisies, with a bang-up stock of A large portion of which is of our own manu­ facture, and A 1 Goods. , Be sure and call at our establishment when in WOMAN’S FRIEND. want of goods in our line. ' THE DEMOCRATS. : ’'MONUMENTS ' At a Bargain. John Barry tor register by acclamation. Everybody looked eurprtsed, and the greenbackers present appeared thunderstruck. These latter had told the democratatbst John Hgtry muat be nominated for treasurer and Will Hayes for register; and to think that any demo­ crat would have the audacity to inter­ fere with tbe greenback elate seemed to surprise the leaders ot that party, who | 1TV Ulis wouum ' Katwfaction guaranteed or money re­ funded. OnlyZBoente. ForaalebyF. , HjhhMy ____________ __________ : firUDtioDB. IWARI Imitation*J B the convention, no man in Barry ’ is more interested in the. sueo®ofUe 1“*“” muS^wi^^intMning the given so much towara muu I aUI am a democrat, and I favor aemu- PAYSONS Lz<9, ''INK Probate Order. wsns j.». the l?ti day of August In the year one thous­ and eight hundred and elghty-four. Present. Clement Smith, Judge of Probate. In the matter of tlie estate of Arthur H. Hask,On'Sdta«»u4 »»»« •>» pcim™'"St Spangemacher & Mason. On Friday last we closed onr stores to mark down the bal-­ ance of our Spring and Summer Stock, and we are now selling these goods way to close them out and make room for Fall Goods. We will mention Just a Few Pieces Over 100 Fine All-Wool Tailor-Made Suits, elegantly trimmed, reduced from $27.50 to $18.00. Over 130 Splendid all-wool Suits, selling else­ where for $15? reduced to only $7.50. ' Over 240 odd Coats, different sizes, good value at $3.50, 5.00, 7.50, 10.00; will go at $1.50, 2.50, 3.50 and 5.00.. Special Bargains in Boy’s and Children’s Suits. tood Brown Overalls 10 cents a pair. All Straw and Manilla Hats at Half Price. SSs?wb, preyer of Ite pniuoonr ’“RSfS'StteronlcreUUai JJItewS eiCSnotlee to H»c interented In nU —FOB SALE AT— J, S. BM Bns. notice I have fAvored »y looking to thAt ^d; but flnt ^ t AGENT. Or MBH. F. M. POTTER. VennontvHle. fTMHE HASTINGS BANNER, T OXLY tl.00 A YKAB. IX ADVANCE .’A Stauffer & Salisbury have added a considerable shelving to their store to were on hand in full force. make room for the large stock of boots After much argument pro and con it and shoes lately purchased. This is a waa decided to vote by ballot. Mr aew branch of Uieir business, and their Truman Barnum, of Carlton, was> put splendid success in it makes them prone In nomination for treasurer. Good w Nd extensively for the trade. In words were also said for both John w as in all things connected with Bar. y and W. D. Hays for that place on toeir establishment, they buy and sell ticket. The Informal ballot give John °r cash, and are prepared to offer bar­ Barry 29, W. D. Hayes 24, Tru&an rains. They say that despite the hard Bamum, 3. Before the formal baUot lines the past spring and summer, they wu taken, Mr. Bowne arose to make a\e had a good trade, and are putting an explanation as to why he bad retorth extra exertiooB in that direction. veraod the greenback slate. Among o this end they invite an inspection of other thingshe said: -Gentlemen ot goods and prices, and claim this is suf°ient to convince any man. Their ‘■‘‘ding card is tliat they buy for cash, the disromte which they give to “O' cuztomen. They sell Lor cash, inaIo6e n°ft‘ing from bad debts, ~~ “U3 ■>“ not have to have their good comers make up for the deficiency. ,1 .tbem all are good customers, uk“ cash to get their goods. Gems J. M. ROGERS & CO CHARLES HAZEL. You can Save Money by coming to the old estab­ lished �ot us were sitting on Fiom the Mount of Olivesene gets our dwelling bouse Che most general view of Jerusalem that can be had from any one point. From the minaret of tbe moauue, which stands . on the summit, I could see and trace very distinctly the great natural out­ lines of tbe city. I am standing one hun­ to the music, and four abreast. In the dred and forty feet aoove the dty at its second row there were five. The center highest point.' Right below my feet is one was covered by a large umbrella. the valley of tbe Keydron, running here I inquired why this man was so honored nearly due south. Above its northern and was told that be was to be married. bank rites tbe massive and high dty The next day I was taken to see the wall. Just over the wall is Mount house where tbe bride lived and where Moriah, the temple area, on tbe left­ they were making grand preparations hand eastern corner of which is the for the marrriage. They were con­ broad and spacious mosque. El Aksa, structing a large and covered platform on the central and western portion the of bamboo for tbe accommodation of grand imposing mosque, "The Dome of the guests and the Malay band of mu­ the Rock,” known as the Mosque <rf sic. On the succeeding day we heard Omar. Beyond the temple area is the the same performers and saw a longer depression which was once a deep ravine, running nearly south, called the Tyropean. Above this to tbe north­ wooden fii about west rises Mount Zion—quite a high and eight feet p _ ____ _____ _ _____ _ ___ steep eminence—-from which to any that the boys oould enter arid operate other part of the dty within the wall is to give them motion. Next behind a very perceptible descent. Except the them were the musicians; then an open :large area of the temple, which covers carriage drawn by two ponies covered about one-sixth of the whole city, within with flowers and variously colored pa­ the walls, the rest is one compact, un­ pers cut up in patterns. Inside sat dulating mass of buildings, having the bride . and groom. The bride winding or irregular seams between was decked in flowers and jewels, and them, here and there, marking the sup­ her face, bead and dress were com­ posed course of streets, and broken pletely covered with yellow ochre pow­ here, and there, by domes and minarets der. A number of carriages followed and towers, and the imposing roofs of the party with relatives ana friends who churches. I see it all under my eye, were also adorned with flowers, jewels, over on the side-hill yonder. It is a etc. On tbe third day I was invited to stirring spectacle; not altogether beau­ attend the wedding, so we walked down tiful, not wholly sad. It is a spectacle to the bride's house. There we found whose deepest interest is hinted *by two the bamboo platform occupied by a band of music and an exhibition of weeping over it. But as I turn round marionettes, which personated charac­ and look in’ the other direction, my ters in legends of the Javanese people. emotions are less mingled. There is The hadji, or native priest, was con­ only the wildness and majesty and ducting this novel show, which took beauty of nature. I look down into the hours to go through. I, however, was deep valley of the Jordan, four thousand more anxious to see the bride, and ac­ feet below^me. and see the Dead Sea cordingly was ushered into the prfncistretching out now as a mirror of glass, P*1 room. It was a large, square and on the other side the dark moun­ apartment, the front being opened by tains of Moab and Mount Nebo, and four large double doors. In one of the close to me on the south the green fields remote corners of the stone floor was of Judah covered with flowers. No seated on a handsome mat the bride other sight have I seen of such mingled elect, with downcast eyes, and in the aud contrasting interest in my life as adiacent corner sat the bridegroom. from the top of the Mount of Olives.— Tne bride was fanned by two little girls - Cor. Ban Francisco Bulletin. and the groom by two boys. In the center of tbe floor their feast was spread. The festivities lasted through the night, A Word for the Cranks. and refreshments were abundantly Cranks, my son? The world Is full served to the guests in and about the of them. What would we do were it house at any time and all times just as not for the cranks? How slowly the they called for them. At intervals tbe tired old world would move did not the dancing girls were introduced and the cranks keep it rushing along. Colum­ tamtams for their dance music. At bus was a crank on the>subject of Amer­ break of day the groom claimed his wife ican discovery and circumnavigation, and escorted her to his own house. anti at last he met the fate of most They then had a procession similar to cranks, was thrown into prison and died the first, one, except that the bride’s in poverty and disgrace. Greatly ven­ presents were seen carried in front by erated now? Oh, yes, Telemachus, we coolies. At the groom's house festiv­ usually esteem a crank more profoundly ities were continued according to the after we starve him to .death. Harvey length of his purse. It often happens was a crank on the subject of tbe cir­ that these speuple use all the money culation of the blood; Galileo was an they have on such occasions. They astronomical crank, Fulton was a crank are’improvident, and -ordinarily live on on the subject of steam navigation; very small sums, obtaining easily the Morse was a telegraph crank; all the old little they need for maintenance.—-Java abolitionists were cranks, the Pilgrim Con N. F. Bun. fathers were cranks: John Bunyan was a crank; any wan who doesn’t think as Stupid Women. .you do. my son. is a crank. And by Mrs. Lincoln, of tbe Boston cooking and by, the crank you despise will have his name in every man’s mouth, and a school, bas just issued a volume of her half completed monument to his mem- recipes, in the preface to which she re­ on- crumbling down in a dozen cities, marks that the reader may consider her whi’e nobody outside of your native vil­ unnecessarily minute in her directions, lage will know that you ever lived. but that her experience has taught her Deal gently with the "crank, my bpy. that no detail is small enough to be left Of course "some cranks arc crankier unmontioned. and we might as well add, than others, but do you be very slow to that it is not safe to take even the pos­ sneer at a man because be knows only session of common sense for granted. one thing and you can’t understand him. This may sound a tnfle severe, yet it A crank, Telemachus, is a thing that would probably be agreed to by any­ turns something, it makes the wheels body wbo should take the trouble to visit tbe cooking school, and sit for an hour listening to Mrs Lincoln’s lecture it can’t do anything else, but that’s and to tbe stupid and insane questions what keeps the ship going ahead. The asked by well dressed and apparently thing that goes in for variety, versatil­ intelligent women. It chanced that one afternoon some ity, that changes its position a hundred times a day, that is no crank; that is the wooden spoows, such as Mrs. Lincoln weather-vane, my son. What? You uses, had been ordered by her for vari­ nevertheless thank Heaven you are not ous ladies wbo had wished to buy them. a crank? Don’t do\ that, my son. The spoons were distributed to their May-be you couldn’t bb'a crank, if yoa various purchasers, and a moment of would. Heaven is not very particular silent examination folioweed. Then a when it wants a weather-vane; almost ladj- enquired in a distrustful and plead­ any man will do for that. Bubwhen it ing voice: ‘‘Mrs. Lincoln, could-er-1 use my wants a crank, my boy, it looks about very carefully for the best man in the spoon to stir frosting?’’ Mrs. Lincoln kindly gave her the re­ community. Before you thapk Heaven that you are not a crank examine your­ quired permission, and a|ie relapsed self carefully and see what is the great into contented silence, Anothbr pupil was much excited by deficiency that debars you from such an election.—Burlington Bttwhcyc. the fact that when It was desirable to iccrease.the the heat of the gas range the jets in the chandelier were lowered. The Kissing Custom. “Why” demanded this bewildered ’ Baring, In England, was certainly female m an awestruck tone, “why does she have to fry her croquettes in the kiwwn and practiced in the sixteenth land seventeenth centuries, and prac­ dark?” She evidently thought the frying of ticed with an easy familiarity which croquettes to A) a religious rite which • shows the custom was general. Indeed, so general was the use of the kiss that demanded a dim and mystic light for its proper pursuance. It was es usual as tbe bow. A gentleman Yet another Intelligent questioner— taking a lady to her scat from the dance' invariably kissed her, and if he had not but tills -was in tbe olden days of Miss would have been voted a very badly Parloa—propounded this conundrum with all the gravity which befitted its bred fellow. The literature of kisses is curious. weight . •‘Mins Parloa, my family is so large There is a story detailed in the “Broad Stone of Honor" of an English Knight that one loaf of angel cake is not riding through France to the Field of enough; now if zi want to make two tbe Cloth of Gold. His horse cast a shoe loaves, must I double tbe quantity of I /I • at a certain village, the seigneur whereof materials?” ’ had departed to the same rendezvous, but the seigneur’s lady hospitably en­ tertained the traveler. She came out at her castle, attended by twelve damsels fair to see. “And," said the dame, “forasmuch as in England ye have such a custom as that a man may kiss a wo­ man. therefore I will that ye shall kiss me, and ye shall also kiss these, my maidens.” Which thing tbe Knight thereat. The quaintness of tho last phrase undoubtedly indicates tho young man's feelings at the salute with consid­ erable exactitude. Iu Africa, and other parts of the world outside the circle of civilization, kissing is yet au unknown art. Au African traveler once offered a kiss. under favor­ able circumstances, to a young lady of amplcs of ignorance of cookery, because that, of course, is entirely excusable in anybody who is not obliged to cook. in women —A correspondent of the Paris Tempt describes a Spanish bull fight which took place the other day at Niames. % Though there were ten thousand spectators present, tlie performers were hissed, said three-fourths of tbe lookers on left scribes tbe animals m having been weary creatures, fatigued by the journey and without the strength to defend them- Vm 8u»e as follows; Armada Broo£Tya'Un;n. Certainly i Pontiac RM Piainwou Washtenaw ....Ann Arbor.....CoptFestera M lob. .Grand ttaplda.Ec-i4. Tbe Detroit grain quotation' are: Wheat —N#. 1 White, f).<0ft)Kc; No. 2 White, 87 Xc. Ko. 2 Red, 84Kc:No. 3 Red.' 81c. Flour—Michigan White Wheat, choice, $4.6)(»4.75: roller proeew, $4.7WBX(M); pat­ ents, $3.75(36.00. Corn—No. 54WO55C. Outs—No. 2, 870390. Butter-< a earnery, 23028c. Cbssss, lOOlOXc. Egg*, KM (£15*0. The Michigan annual conference of tbo M. E. Church will bo held in Lansing, commencing September 10, to continueabout one week. Bishop William XNlnde, of Evanston, Ill., will preside. Since January 1 n Kalamazoo flrm has turned out tbe woodwork for 1,501 Find* miJ«. - T WU11 am Scott, of Bellefontaine, a, aged seventy years, dropped dead in the depot waiting-room at Mackinaw City, Cheboygan County, the other evening, it was supposed of heart-disease. John McMurtrle, of Homer Township, Calhoun County, deliberately shot his wife tbe other day, inflicting a dangerous if not fatal wound. The cause was unknown. Six members of the Salvation army at Muskegon were recently sent to jail for thirty days in default of paying a fine for parading the street* and creating a dis­ turbance. Mrs. Jothan Averill dropped dead while at the well for- a pail of water at Dewitt, Clinton County, the other day. Mr. and Mrs. Warnko were recenty sen­ tenced to ninety days imprisonment at Reed City,'Osceola County, for maltreat­ ing Waruko’s aged tether and mother (the latter being an invalid), and throwing them into tho road because they would not deed their farm to tbo younger pair. WE ARE HAPPY! Why Shouldn t We Smile? Crops have turned out well. Farmers feel encouraged, and will give a large patronage to the business men of Hastings this year. That Makes Us Happy romrtod to shoot tho proocuting attorTbe Comptroller of tbe Currency has au­ thorised the First National Bank of Che­ boygan to begin business,with a capital of ot $60,000. The salt crop of Muskegon for July waa 898,706 barrels. This beats - all previous records. During the past few months seventy-one families have taken up Government land on Bols Blanc Island, Mackinac County. Next year nine thousand acres are to be sold by the Government to the highest bidder. Tho island will then have been all taken up. The purchase money is to l» used to improve Mackinac Island. Horace Monroe, a resident of Alamo Township, Kalamazoo County, suicided with “rough on rats” a few days ago, dying in borrib e agony. Tbe Bay City Bank has increased its capital from $100,000 to $151,000. Most of tie Indians who have lived near Munising, Schoolcraft County, have re­ moved to “Helenville,’’ a -ettlement three miles distant, where they will engage in farming and other pursuits. Captain E. P. Allen, Indian agent, has established a school fiw their benefit. fkporta to the State Board of Health by fifty-five observers of diseases in different part* of tbe State, for the week ended on tbe'Oth, indicated that erysipelas, typhomalarial.fevur, inflammation of tbe bowels and neuralgia inervasud, and consumption decreased in area of prevalence. Diph­ theria was reported at twelve places, scarlet fever at five and measles at six The Seventh Distrfft Press AMoc!»:lon hat been n.*organi»<y at Port Huron. Horacio Pratt, of Coe well, was eh cted President; Franklin Moore, of St. C.alr, Vice-President: A. H. Finn, of Port Huron, 8 -cretary, and John Murray, of Port Huron, Treasurer. Tbe body of Hannah Murpbv, a servant­ girl who waa one of the victims of the dis U'Cer at tbe time of tbe b-iratiug of the Huron dam, January 1, 1894, was found in Portage Lake, near Kalamazoo, a few days ago. . Tbo Capital City Manufacturing Com­ pany at Jackson lost $3,500 the other flight by a fire which destroyed the r storehoc«e. Insurance, $l,u00. At the race-track at Jackaon a few days ago Chlef-of-Police Burkhart *• tempted to make an arrest. He was surroun led by a crvwd of thirty, knocked down and struck b bind tbe ear with a pitchfork. Burkhart was unconscious aud his recovery was doubtful. Warrants were out for three of the party. A Sr. nurd; •: Unkqui d at ny.1 four wooden buildings In the center of tho ci y, occupied by saloons a restaurant and a second-hand store. People who lived in tbe second story lost m-rt of t! eir Robert pempbeU. of L’An«e, E*;aga County, act-id* ntally slot him«-?lf in tb« right side the other morning, ,rom the ef­ fects of which ha died at night. Moreover, since we came into our present quarters, our Convenient Location, Good Goods and Low Prices have Doubled Our Trade! That Makes Us Happier! , Every day some new customer comes in and says: “I hear that you sell everything in the grocery line cheaper than any store in Hast­ ings.” Before he leaves our store he is convinced that he has been correctly informed, and buys a large bill of goods. Our trade is con­ stantly increasing, and That Makes Us Happiest We ask simply an inspection of goods and prices to convince you that we are,' selling Staple and Fancy Groceries at Rock Bottom prices. If you have No. 1 Butter to sell, we want it, and will pay the high­ est price to get it. We buy none other._ Respectfully, morning. L»«. on tb« mill, $15,00); no in­ surance; on lumber, $2,0 JU. Tbo ifrv w«. Wbifc Edward Lynch wa« repairinjj.* locomotive at Jack«ou tbs other dayiti plog blew out, sod tb. ®.ctpins- «t«atu k> •caldsd him that tte fla<b dropped Irotn CrMk * r. w dar* •*<> burl.J «>r* BROOKS & COOK ud cowardly —Tbe iannert la Soolbcra MtaaaaoU Watch this Space Next Week. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-08-29.pdf 88bbaf3536045393f6dbf0a4c73f6eb2 PDF Text Text Hastings VOL. XXIX. NO. 10 ' HASTINGS, MICH., AUGUST 29, 1884. The Hastings Banner. Hastings, Barry Com Mich. for ten cents. County News. MEE’S BALSAMIC TABLETS) For Couth, and Cold., marshall l. cook. Si ASCRIPTION RATES) t-j advance. $100 per year: If paid within slxl .u-uths. 8t,r. por year; Itnot paid until ex­ i ..ration of year. 8LW». Subscribers out­ -ide Of Barry Co., 61.25 per year, tn­ . variably cash in advance. ADVERTISING RATES. une Column per year................................... Sioo 00 Extra charge for special positions. . JOB PRINTING. E-;-vlil pride Ls felt In the Job Printing De;>.u-iinvii: ot the Bannj>ju Eventhing In the r:i’•office is new; and with the latest faces of tvp'. the most approved patterns of machinery, -ib i competeut workmen employed, enables the [B innkr to do flrst-class job work. ’ OBE PATENT TUMBLER TOP MEDICINE TIME KEEPER. Invaluable in the lick roam. ’ ONE COOK BOOK. THE KIMES UAMB CO- n^tor. O«m. YOKE OF CATTLE FOR SALE! The subscriber desires to sell a Yoke of Cattle Weight, about 4.000 pounds. * They are in good order; dark red color. . ^orterma Inquire of * Rutland. Threshing is pro^/ereing finely; gen­ eral good yield. Kjv. W. A. Hunsberger will preach at the Crosby school house on Sunday evening, Aug. 31. • Rev. Hump, pastor of the U. B church preached his last sermon at Po-’ dunk last Sunday evening. Conference convenes Augv27. Mrs. Belle Cross is visiting friends here. J ** that A. D. Cadwallader. the p<>Iitical poet, has turned historian. Glad of it. But he has omitted a very inter­ esting chapter which he must supply. I will give him the number and title: Chap, iv—How I collected costs when 1 i LEMENT SMITH, was a corrupt republican ciroait court I Lawyer, commissioner. Now Lon. give us the , LUTHER WRIGHT, (Offices over R. K. Grant's store.) “history" complete. Practices In all-courts of ttu* State. Collections Dn his premises six miles south of thia city and iptomptly looked after. , Ia-val E. Knappkn. C. II. VanAkMan. Knappen & vanarman, Lawyers. | (pver Hastings National Bank.) ; TOilN CAKVETH. J Attorney at Law, - Middleville, Mich. W. NL*?KERN, P . Lawyer. (Over Spaulding's drj- goods store.) Will attend promptly to all business In all courts. Charges reasonable. GEO. H. HEATH PHOTOGRAPHER. < E. KENASTON, A. Attorney at Law, (Over J. 8. Goodyear & Co.’s store.) Pracltces iu all courts o! die State. Collections promptly attending to. * * 1 W. LOWRY, M. D., IT • Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. (Office. 30! Thorn St.. Hastings,.Mich.) Callsiin town or country promptly attended. Office hours—8 to 10 a. in. and 1 to 3 p. m. Telephone at Holloways' drug store. (£-~ S|H‘clal lUtiuitlon paid to surgical diseases and diseases of the eye and ear.____________ QACKETT & BUTLER. D Pysicians and Surgeons, . (PrairieviUe; Mich.) All rails, night or day. promptly attended. R. TIMMERMAN. , Homeopathic Physician & Surgeon, (First door east of Holloways* drug store.) P D R. Wm. JONES, Dentist. All work pfomptlj- attended to. . ‘ Wat ell Ulis space next week- THIS SUMMER, yethen ready to plan your vaca- vv TION REMEMBEit that no portion of the American Continent lias such a delightful climate as that of Ml nx nota and Northern . Dakota. THE PARK REGION OF MINNESOTA With its clear days, deliolotisly comfortable nights, and exhilarating atmbsphere. KNT1KELY FREK FROM MALARIA, beautiful scenery, romantic drives, an abund­ ance of excellent hotels, steamboats, railroads, etc., offer innumerable attractions to KUMMER TOURISTS. The many hundreds ot lakes In the yyELTON & WHITLOCK’ Park Region afford unequalled bunting and fishing. Dxvna Lakk. Ihdcota. has lately re­ Are agents for tiie Watertown Insurance Co. ceived considerable attention from the fact that Thev write jx»licie-> on n num's property agaiwt here is offered tlie rare attraction ot Irxs by fire, lightning or wind; against a man's SALT WATER BATHING. life by death and accident. Pamphlets and full Information regarding Minnetonka. Osakis, Alexandria, Ashby, or / t(M>KSHELDON. Devils latke will be funilsited <rec on applica­ tion. X C. Hi WARNER, Gen. Passenger Art.. to.lkelti Abstract Bltek, Hast lags, Mich.) Paul. Mlnneaitolisfi Manitoba Ry., St.- Paul, iLr.n the only set o! AbHtrac/Jkwks in Barry St.Minn. 1MC County. . I A. FOOTE, M. D., JJ. Physician and Surgeon, .'Office cast side Main St.. NreiiViUe, Mich.) Residence next door north Wolcott Home. All c.tll* promptly attended too, day or night.. TOSEPH KNIGHT^ tl Veterinary Surgeon. (Residence, Rutland, near Yeckley school house.) Will attend nil calls tor services night or day. Cluirgcs reasonable. . «Ute of Michigan, County of Barry—ss. At a session of the Probate Court for the county of Barrv, holden at the Probate Office in tiie city of HaatlngH. In said county, on Mon­ day the 2Sth dny or July, In the year onethousaud eight hundred ^1‘,*8b,D'-four. Present, Clemenrfmlth. Judge of Probate. . In the matter of the eState of Loring Ed­ munds, deceased. . . . . On ren/lbigand filing the petltlon.d<lly verified. ofCyrua M. Edmunds, son of said deceased, nrayhig that a pajier, heretofore filed with this conrt, purporting to lie tiie last will and testa­ ment of said decease*! may be admitted to pro­ E. F. Brown, M. D. W. P. Polhkmus, M.D. bate and tiie executor therein n^ned appointed. Thereupon It Is ordered, tluit Monday, the DRS. BROWN & BOLHEMU8, 2M1> day of August. A.D. ISM..at ten o’clockin the Hbincepfahic Physicians & Surgeons. forenoon, be resigned for the hearts of said petition, and that the heirs at law of said de­ (Office over Julius Russell's store. Main St.) ceased, and nil other persons interested in said Calls.iuMwered from tiie office at all hours of estate, are required to appear at a session of the day or night. Dr. Polhemus will rive special said court, then to be holden at tiie probate office, attention to diseases of tiie Eye and Ear. in the city of Hastings, in said county,h»he Office hours—0 to 12 a. nut; 2 to 4 p. m. cause, if any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. . . I-tLARKE & RIKER, And It la further ordered that said pet tlonera V. Attorneys at Law and irtve notice to the persons Interested In said State, bf the pendency of said Petition. Solicitors in Chancery. hairing thereof, by causing a copy of this order to be publislied tn the Hastings Bank an, a. .(Offices in Uulon block, over Beamer Bros.) Hastings, Mich, newspaper printed and clrctilatedin said county Practice lu ail courts of the state. Attend to collections and perfecting titles to real estate. wMk.. pr.-v.ou. to Md Bfoneytoioan lusurauw taken etc., etc. (A true copy.) Judge of Probaie. PHILIP T. COLGfiOVE, 1 ‘ Lawyer, . Hastings. Mich. Prosecuting Attorney for Barry County. ASHVILLE Agricultural Depot. Hit 2-Im Mt Mr, Light in Draft, left cut, and will elevate and bind grain from 10 inches to 8 feet long. • Rawson and Crown Mowers, Royee Reapers. Every article of Next Saturday evening the lodge will initiate several persons. , HO! FOR MONTANA, Avoid Onrell»l>k bVk WriP’ I late. Huu-ot WOODLAND. J L. W. Warner is engaged jn making new boat for himself. ^L. Parrot never boasts, but thinks he has the best poultry house in town. ?^j?jjrBBAKn Claude Carpenter is attending a com­ ni'nolA- I'- mercial school at Valparaiso, Ind. Cutting corn has commenced, but -------- ------------------ there seems to l>e some trouble about the job, as the owner of the corn threat­ ens to have the party arrested who did the cutting. T.yniau Scott and Lew Hough are getting their traps ready for a grand fur hunt up north. They will pitch their tent some place between Ionia AUo Ui. Urxwl Slock ot *1 Wn<U oS FARM MACHINERY anManv d the north pole. recollect ot b-rpX^wiU Between Jackson and Grand Rapids. In. the oumtion *aked -wh»t tball •« , .... aen't do with our boy T Yet *«,„ the boys don't seem to be going to the had so fast as tome of the juvenika of the other sex. Would it not be a good plan for parents to let the boys have a rest and turn Also a grand big stock of Aor* Priced Low as anybody. C. L. GLASGOW. CARLTON CENTER. Mrs. Thidelia Center will be removed to Ohio. About 125 met and had a very enjoy­ able picnic in Jerry Rogers’ yard last Friday. Frank Hosmer had both bones of the right arm broken by a kick from a horse, Saturday morning. The plucky juvenile republicans of. Rogers’ corner will erect another pole to Blaine and Logan in place of one destroyed. • Miss Lillian Center departed for How­ ard City to visit her sister. Thinks of teaching there. Miss Putman closed school with best wishes of all, and is asked to teach the same, school next summer. The open lodge entertainment satis­ fied all and did credit to managers. One lady regrets her letter was unanswered. Frank Andrus will teach the Rog­ eirs’ school this coming winter term.J Guyles received an organ from the n6rth. FREEPORT. From the Herald. The Hastings boys are a gentlemanly lot of fellows, each and every one. It is hoped that they will favor Freeport with another visit nt an early day. Freeport has now an enterprise of which it may well be proud, a brick­ yard whioh furnishes as good brick as can be foul}d'in the state, and at rea­ sonable prices. Messrs. Moaher and Hunt have been grading and filling up in -front of their respective places of business the past week. These two stores are an orna­ ment to the place. It is quite surprising that the Lowell HE COMPLETE HOME-^MTX nine did not appear as they have de­ clared their intention to “paralyze Barry’county” the very first opportunity. The colored gentleman, of Bowne, failed to show himself as was expected to take part in the foot race. Dick has T"K AND TRIBUNE probably not entirely recovered from X For only *2.00 per year, the sickneas which alfticted him when pyaubscrlption.n taken st tilts office. the Hastings runner was here August 1. Mr. John Baker, two miles west, is erecting a fruit evaporator. He has arranged with Chicago parties to take ou WSnSr* « P”?monthfor his entire fall product, fill evaporator will have a capacity of 1,000 bushels of apples per day. The apple crop through­ out this portion of the state is the larg­ returned. Malden, MT. est kndwn for years. Haying and Harvesting Machin­ ' ery used. Hardware and Building Materia], Doors, Sash, Glass, &c., &c., &c. We are glad to report that Mr. Olin Bera is recovering. Mr. Chas. Palmatier will attend the Hastings high school this year. Mr. Griswold organized a union' club in our village Thursday evening last. Our young people had a good time at the prohibition convention Saturday. They speak in terms of praise of their reception by the temperance people of Hastings. The Johnstown union club will hold their first meeting Saturday evening, Aug. 30, at the AL E.' church in Bahfleld, for the purpose of forming a plan of work, and getting in working order. All interested in the cause of temper­ ance are invited. MRS. CELESTE IbelMtttwrtinn to their <irl« for a brief | in the ranks of the grwnbaek party my WHOLE NO. 1519; Whom have they nominated to carry out their principles? A man whom '■ . ! rea*>ns for taking this step. That liand hoys are unamious in rot- ■ 1 am opposed to fusion now as I was , ing the^ Grand Ledge tournament a when in the greenback county ‘ t! snide. The bands were under great i invention I stood up and plead with I siinf i-monopcdistfL- The one for the sec­ obligations to the individual efforts of | fellow partisans not to sacrifice I “ind place I do not can- to deal with. citizens of the town for. entertainment' principles for the sake of loaves and i . . , ----- ; with him. They say to me, with all Woodland took second money in second « fishes, and my views have beei | ©f my love for Gen. Butler, that I must Strengthened by study of the demo-, helj> this “promoted accident” or forgo — ------------v ------a . a ------------. the love I bear that liattle^cared vet­ A little child four years old, daughter — cratic party for the past two years; for of Albert Sidnam, was buried last Sat­ I fail to find in the declarations of the eran. Now in conclusion, I have no upolgy urday. Its death was caused by a colt democratic party, recently sent out to to make for my past .political record, no kicking the child in the face. The lit­ the people, a single sentiment that isijn pledgee to the future. NOW, the tle girl playfully caught the colt around harmony with those uttered by our PRESENT, is the fight I am Disking. the hind legs when it kicked with the national convention at Indianapolis. To the young men into whose han& soon must pass the scepter of power, do result as above stated. Therefore I consider the recent union not be deceived by this democratic of the two parties in this state and Siren. She allures but to deceive. Her history is deception marked with a trail On Thursday next occurs the annual county as a shameless surrender of of blood. Sabbath school picnic, to be held in principles for the personal advancement Having carefully studied the question of a few. • in all of ite bearings, with’a clear con­ the Johnson grove. science and without fear or favor, I Let us take a retrospective view of Dr. Butler will move into his new declare for tire republican partv in this our party’s past history, since its incep­ house this week. campaign, and wherever the banner of Mrs J. J. Perkins »s eritertafnig sev­ tion in 1876. We met in convention in of John A. Logan leads there you will Barry county for the first time in that find me. eral friends from the east. W. S. HECOX. Misn Lena Guerin, of Dexter, is visit­ year, put a ticket in the field, and polled 1,000 votes. In 1878 we did the samp ing in town. The following from the Attorney A thorough canvass was made, and we Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Goss are spending General to Mrs. Mta-y B. Dickie, state a few weeks at South Haven, for rest elected one-half of our ticket, and lost superintendent W. C. T. IL, will be of the other half by only from five to one and recreation. interest to our readers, especially mem­ Dr. Sacket is home again after a few hundred. We appealed to the people bers of the W. C. T.U.: upon the principles set down in our days absence. In 1880 we did the same, MRS- MARY B. DICKIE.Slate BupC. W. C.T.U. Horace Stonris, of Plainwell, was in platform. and under the magnetic leadership of town last week. MadamIn reply to the several quaeMrs. Steven Sprague will soon go the gallant Weaver the outlook was tions presented to me by .your associa­ promising; but soon came along the tion and upon winch you ask my opin- : east for a visit of some length. democratic grass widow (not war ion, permit me to say. that Act No. 9B, Laws of 1883, provided as follows: Bowens’ Mills. widow) and those who claimed to be “The District Board shall specify the Yes we were at Battle Creek, and we ... , the leaders began to court her anti the studies to be pursued in the schools of I are all getting ready for the reunion at. result was a partial fusion. None was the district. Provided al wavs, that provision shall be made for instrncting j Hastings. better prepared to see the effects of it Quite a number are on the sick list, than myself, for I was upon the stump, all pupils in every school in physiology 1 and hygiene, with special reference to I among the rest Mrs. O. A. Gillaspie. and had been for weeks undertaking in the effects of alcoholic drinks, stimu-1 Earl Stokoe has returned to his home my feeble manner to present the ^in- lants, and narcotics generally upon the human system, etc." • I at Grand Rapids. ciples of our party before the people. That the general school Taw is appli­ C. W. Armstrong spent Sunday at Being in the west part of the county, I cable alike to schools in cities, as welli H.istings. felt the cold wave, the results of this as in townships or villages, is evident? People are very busy preparing their partial union, and from that time 1 from Howell s statues, See. 5172, which] provides as follows: wheat ground. saw that the fight was going against “All provisions of this act shall ap • ply to and be in torce in every district,! Assyria. In .1882, not reading aright the defeat township, city and village in this state, ‘ Mrs. J. M. Loomis has returned to her of 1880, they began to lay their plans to except such as may be inconsistent & home in Saginaw. with the direct provisions of some en-, Merritt Shepard and family and Mrs. lead the party into the same pitfall, act ment of the legislature.” but the attempt was defeated; but so Are the provisions of the Act of 188th Bloomer are visiting friends in Allegan near and dear was it to the hearts of inconsistent with any special enaet-^ county. meat of the legislature relative tocitiesfl these would-be leaders that they were There will l>e a Sunday school con­ or villages ? We think not. determined that if they could not rule *1t is true that the charters of severe! | cept at the M. P. church Thursday Eve­ they would ruin, and a ticket was nom­ cities provide that the Board of Eduokl ning, Aug. 28th. inated that split .the party Into factions, tioh may prescribe the course of. stud) | Grandma Hartom is still confined to to be pursued, the books to be used, etc., and the election went by default. But yet this gives to such Ixmrds no greatef the bed. • so near and dear to their hearts was power than is conferred upon district The new school house in the. Austin this plan of fusion that they talked it, boards of townships who are require* K] district is finished. , and sang it, and dreamed it: and in the to specify the studies to be pursued “u« the schools of the district, and prescribif Wennie Russell closed his earthly convention of 1884 they saw their plans the text books to be us^d, etc., and ye career Sunday morning, Aug. 24. He mature, and with only three dissenting this power, whether delegated to thtook a severe cold the first of February votes a union was consummated. To Boards of Education of cities as b; which settled upon his luqgs, and. ter­ thin, my yreenbrek friends, ax one who spwnal city charters, or to the District] minated in that dread disease, consump­ Board as is the general law. is only t. has spent time and monpy and was in lie acted upon and exercised when' th ! tion. He was a young man of more the harness when these self-constituted legislature has not specially provideij than ordinary intellect, a kind son and leaders were in the democratic party, what studies shall be taught; but whet - □ true friend. Everyone with whom he (and they are there now) I emphatic­ studies are prescribed by law, then th,| several Ixiards can only specify sue’| he associated loved and respected him. ally object. other studies as are not already provkl But the sale has I»een made, it re­ ed by law, as the powers of these boardf NO FUSION FOR HIM. mains to be seen whether they can de­ may be enlarged or diminished at th Below we publish a communication liver the goods and chattels. But, my legislative descretion. That this law was intended to appl fl from Mr. W. S. Hecox, of Maple Grove, friends, let us look for a moment at the to all public schools of the state is ev-fl formerly one of the most influential platforms of the two parties: The na­ dent from the reading of Sec. 15, all greenbackers in Barry county. Mr. tional party reaffirms its adherence to amended by the law of 1883, which n Hecox is well and favorably known special provisions for instructin ' the grand and fundamental principles quires all pupils in every school in physioltgthroughout the county, he having form­ of the party. What are they? First, etc; nnd also lyr Sec. 4 as amended ij ed (he first greenback club in Maple we stand by the decision of the supreme this same act, which provides, that n Grove township in 1876, and it is owing court. The democrats say: We declare certificate shall be granted- to any pe largely to his labor that Maple Grove son after Sept. Igt, 1884, who shall fa for honest money. What is their his­ .to pass a satisfactory lamination ij became a greenback stronghold. In tory on the money question ? Before physiology, etc., in reference to the ej 1880 he was nominated for county the war it was wild cat banks, and shin­ fects of alcoholic drinks etc., and th. । clerk on the greenback ticket. It was plasters; during the war, when this with the general section of Howell] Statues above quo’ed making the get due almost entirely to his efforts that nation was bleeding at every pore, and eral law, of which the above is i fusion was prevented in 1882 in this when such men as Stevens, Wade, Sum­ amendment, applicable to cities alii county, he at the greenback county con­ ner and a/host of others were tailing with townships, except as therein pr-1 vention making a scathing speech for honest money, the same honest vided, together with the general got I sought to be accomplished, would see against the formation of such an tinilioney men were denouncing the green­ to leave no doubt ot the intent of tl holy alliance, whereby the majority back as unconstitutional “Lincoln- legislature that this act should be a J should forego-their principles for the skins." And when that able champion phcable, and in force Ln cities as we possibility of the political aggrandize­ of the people’s rights asked to be heard as in townships, whether such citi j are incorporated under special acment of the few. While the Banner for the principles that every true with powers to prescribe courses ■■ has differed politically with Mr. Hecox greenbacker holds dear, he was hissed study or not. That it is the 4nty f it has always regarded him as an hon­ out of the national democratic conven­ school officers in all public schools • est and conscientious opponent, and ad­ tion, and says himself he was used like cities as well a3 villages and townshi I of the state to see to its full enfon mired his pluck in battling for the a thief! ment. I have no doubt. principles he deemed right. Mr. Hecox What is their tariff plank, which Gen. Sec. 4. as amended, onlv requir has an enviable war record. At sixteen Butler says took thirty-six hours for teachers after Sept. 1st, 1884. to pu years of age he entered the army and the Solomons of the party to find out served his country four years, during what it means? It means pro­ human system, and sudb exutuuUo , which time he participated in many- tection for Sam Randall and free trade is not required prior to Sept. l»t, IS' sanguinary battles. Mr. Hecox was one The act of 1883 dore not require the for Billy Morrison. They are trying to of the charter members of Assyria Post, studies to Ih* taught in the btMe Ni ride two horses, betwixt them G. A. IL, and was elected commander of both they .are going to sit on the Dial School in order to the granting diplomas, yet I am of the opinion th the post. He will be remembered as one ground. * ’ ’ • under the power granted to tine setw. of the leading speakers at the camp Their taffy plank to the soldiers is inspector, found-in Howell’s Statu. fire on the occasion of the reunion of enough to make a wooden Indian laugh. Sec. 5154. which provides that “T iers and sailors It reads: “The soldiers are entitled to Board of School Examiners may n the Barry county pend or revoke for immoralitv or i last falL the undying gratitude of the demo­ competency to instruct and govern We opine that ma^y veterans, who cratic party.** Whether the union or school the effect of any teacben cert! have acted with the. greenback party, confederate soldiers, they don’t say; but cate that may have lieen granted will feel as does Mr/ Hecox in regard other lawful authority,” I aay that u what is their history upon thia ques­ der this power the “eftect” of aav aut to this bread and butler amalgamation, tion ? In the speakership contest they ority to teach by virtue of a diploi: and will refuse to'vote against the could divide into factions; also upon the from the Normal or other schools m be suspended if the holder la found . principles they fought to maintain. tariff and appropriations; but when competent to teach the special atud they were asked to support a measure required under the act of 1JKL a EDITOR BANNER: . for the relief of the man who took his that it will be necerearv for such pj Sir:—The conventions of the different life in bis qand to give them what they aona who desire to teach to fit the parties having been held, and the re­ enjoy to-day. with but few exceptions., reives to comply with the act of 188» An occssional talk oti there ‘ sults before the people, it becomes us aa they came up solid against it; no fac­ by a teachrr would Dot be a “ enlightened citizens to look about us tions then. with the law. The law ami see wherein our duty lies. In thus Twice has the tidal wave swept them use of text books and the ,00,1 do it - no .tmnger; into power in the legislative branch of tor I putBndltan-.clothMtaUeruta this government, but what have they ' in return? nf the republican Fpnublican party among* amongst the of everglade! of .Florida while wearing the Union bine; therefore I uk the medium of your journal to give those who. ainoe 18T8, have worked ’with me �The Hastings Banner. MARBHALX U COOK. Editor. Hastings, Mien.. August 29.1884. Repblican Natienal Ticket. Fer President, JAMES G. BLAINE, of Maine. For Vice President, JOHN A. LOGAN, of Illinois. STATE TICKET. wa* ami after thia I ahall have oonxidhis ft^coi ful fixed for the oppusitkm erahle travdling over y-dir Road by nomiDBtfon for confreus. He win find it much easier to got the nomtafition confer on ms a great favor on- both than the election. Mrs. Begole and myself if you will use your influence with your General .Sup­ Begole, of littered book fame, was erintendent to send me a free nase-boox. uotpinated by the fusionists for governI have the honor to be very truly your nor. Thu old gentleman will be found obedient servant, J. W. BEGOLE^ no match for his soldier competitors, however. The renominued candidate ot the The republicans of Barry county have a ticket in every way deserving their hearty support They should see that their every nominee is elected. Eaton county promises 1/XX) majority for Blaine and Logan. Por swreorr of Stote-HARltV A. CONANT, of Monroe. For State Treaanrer—EDWARD H. BUTLER, of Wajne. For Auditor General—W’LLLIAM C. STEVENS, at Waahuaia"-. For Coramtaatoner of the Land Office—MINOR S. NEW ELL, ot Gene»ee. For Attorney General—MOSES TACGART, of Kent. For Superintendent of Public Instruction*— HERSCHELL R. GASS, of Hillsdale. For Member of the Stole Board of Education— JAMES M. BALLOU. THE GOVSMMOfl’S VEKAOITT. From the Detroit Poet. ' ' Gov. Begole saw fit in his speech ac­ cepting the renomination for governor on Wednesday to make a statement somewhat in detail regarding his ac­ ceptance of railroad passes after get­ ting an election as an anti-monopolist For Congreaa. Third Dixtrict-JAMES O’DON­ especially opposed to the system of giv­ NELL, of Jackson. ing passes to state officers. In order that exact justice may be done to the REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. governor his own wonls, spoken and For Representative in the Slate Legislature— ■written, will be given. In his Wednes­ ENOCH ANDRUS. ftr Judge of ‘Probate—CLEMENT SMITH. days speech he said: For SheriB-JOHN Q. CRESSY, For Clcrk-CHARLES M. MACK. p I never raised an objection to a man For I’roaecutlnz Att>-PHILIP T. COLGROVE • having a free pass who is doing com­ For Register ofDcetfs-EDGAR F. NYE. FtorSiSSurer—FREDERICK ALEXANDER mercial’business with railroads. It is For Circuit Court Commissioners—PHILIP W. their privilege. Men who do a large NI8KERN and JAMES B. MILLS. business with railroads make a con­ For Surveyor-HETH PRATT. For^Corxmora-Dr. A. P. DRAKE and Dr. J. W.. tract at the time they do it to have a free pass over their roads. I have done i that thing mysilf, and in only that way did I have a free pass on a railroad. I Editorial Notes. never had a free pass on the road that The democrats and greenbackera each[ runs from my town, which I helped to build myself. I shipped over that road have six electors on the fusion ticket. ■ 17,500,000 of Ic^s that cost me 83.50 for Each also nominated a seventh elector,> just drawing. You can see how much for the purpose of testing the compara­• 1 paid that company. The company tive strength of Butler and Cleveland[ volunteered us—three of us—that we should have the privilege of riding on in the state. Thus even if the fusionthat road while we were doing our bus­ ists carry the state, they will elect but.- iness, while we were shipping that timtwelve electors. These twelve if elect­• ber, and that was all there was about ed, are to cast their votes for Butler and[ iu Now, I never rode in my life as a governor on a free pass. It not wasnecCleveland in the proportion of the pop­’ essary that 1 should. I could not do it ular vote for those two candidates. * In1 without being a dishonest man; but other words, if Butler should get 70,, what is the use? The state pays my 000 votes and Cleveland 140/XX), eight of- expenses, and I charge it up to the state when doing state business, and the electors would vote for the latter to for all the riding 1 have done for the four for the former. In 1880 the green­■ state I have charged the state with just back vote was 35,000, the democratici exactly the expense; no more, no less. It is not quite clear whioh “road runs 180,000, the republican 185,000, scatter­ ing 5/XX). But fusion cannot succeed,, from my town” the governor means in Michigan this year. An apparent, 'when he says that he “never had a free victory for the fusionists one and two pass” on the same. There are two such years ago encouraged them to hope. roads, and only two—the flint & Pere But the vote both times was much less Marquette and the Chicago & Grand than in 1880; and the percentage of re­ Trunk. To the first of these corporapublicans staying at home was much . tioni the newly elected governor ad­ larger than the opposition. We pre­ dressed the following communication • dict that the republicans will gain at the date given: Flint, December 1, 1882. three congressmen, and elect their en­ DocL J. C. Potter tire state ticket by 10,000 majority. My l>ear Sir: But for the fact that the prohibitionists Will you be $o kind as to send me will poll 39.000 votes this year, 20,0001 one of your little.red books. I have , a >f which come from the republicans, large amount of travelling on my haad . he republican majority would be as just now. I have also a request to make that you doe not esue any free arge or larger than in 1880. There' passes to the present members elect to will be 50/XX) more votes polled than either house of Representatives. I hen, and in ebout this proportion: make this request because the People Republican 195,OOC, Fusion 185,000, have demanded it, in consequence of these passes the time occupied by our ?rohibitlon, 80,000. Mark down these Legislature/i> extended at least 40 days. Igures. and you will see them substan- I shall recommend this measure in my message I shall make the same request ially verified. of other Roads, in our state. Very Respectfully. Speaking of Cleveland's letter of acJ. W. BEGOLE. <ptance, the New York Sun, democratThe reader will discover nothing in c,' says: this letter about “a man who is doing With this spiritless and ineffectual commercial business with railroads," vriting, the feeblest and most unstatesnanlike document that a like occassicn but a good deal about the governor n our history has ever inspired, will it 1and matters connected with his official ispel the feeling of disorganization position. Suprintendent Potter must finch Is abroad and allay the doubts have got the impression from reading nd discords that rend the democratic arty? Is there anything in it that the document that he was addressed by ■ .’ill gather to Grover Cleveland the Gov. Begole and not by Lumberman ■ trength of that party, reconcile its TWgole. " z' actions, and carry it to victory in this The “little red book" was promptly lemorable contest? We think not. sent and Begole replied: “Your favor And the Sun estimates the matter of the 2d fust, with 500 mile book is re­ ghtly. This country cannot and will ceived. for which pleas accept thanks.” ot trust the democratic party with Half a year later the governor wrote ower. the following letter: Executive Offlee, Michigan. I Alonzo, poet Alonzo, you are respectDr.J.C.Portcr. illy requested to go ahead with yotir My DearStr, ography. But “before you deal to You will doe me a great favor by me one of your 500 mile pass irshly with us, let us remark that we sending • leant to push you to the front in call- books, also one for Mrs. Begole. I have just used up the one you gave me be­ ig attention to your poem. Since the 'fore I was elected. I have the honor to anneh mentioned your “Past, Present to be very truly your obedient Servant, J. W. BEGOLE. • id Future," it ha^been widely read in This application, too, according to ds city; there is a demand for it that •ver was known before. And the the governor, was made in his capacity ork is appreciated .too. Why there 1of a shipper of lumber, though it must rather odd to have a lumber deal­ is been more solid humor extracted seem 1 asking for a pass in the ordinary join that book in the past few days er, 1 an Its readers ever got from Twain, 'course of business, wind up with such lofty phrase—usually reserved for min­ even Bob. Burdette. isters plenipotentiary and governors of The opposition have begun their ,states—as, “I have the honor to be vejtf nd-throwing at some of the best offi- truly । your obedient servant” The gov­ rs Barry county ever had. They ernor < does not explain whether Mrs. uld take no better means for increas- Begole, for whom he also asked a “500 g the majorities of the worthy candi- ,mile pass book,” was one of the “three tea who have the honor to be targets of , us" who were supplied with passes r the fusion mud battery. Go right “ ■ while we were shipping that timber” mg, boys. You will wish you hadn’t or ( hot. It will strike most persons as ter Nov. 4th. irather singular that he should connect The New York Sun, which certainly nnot be credited with any leaning toird republicanism or the republican odidate, continues to insist that eveland has never done anything to wvethe presidential office, is not led for so exalted a. position, and gtat not to be elected. । - )ur contemporary of'.’{he Journal es not seem to be puffed up over the .1 that the greenbackert'flamed him - commissioner of the state land pe. He rays he doesn’t propose to i any “barreT campaign however. * I Ue taxpayers of Barry county they should ticket the receipt of the first pass with his 1 “ * election” instead of with shipments of lumber. 1 The road spoken of by the governor in ' his speech here must have been the Flint & Pere Marquette, over which logs 1 were brought for Fox, Begole & Co. from Clare county; but the govern­ or had some correspondence about passes with the officers of another road ] running through Flint, which he for­ got to mention to the greenback con­ , vention on Wednesday. The following j letter has never until now been made public. The governor will not deny democrats and greenbackers said in his Wednesday’s speech that he “never rode in his life as a governor on a free pass.” It might be difficult to determine in what capacity hia excellency rides, but he asked for a pass as governor, got it as a governor and used it in traveling about the country on business or pleas­ ure. It is not to be supposed that he would use a pass when traveling on business for the state, because in such case the state would pay all the bills; butithe point of the whole matter is that he asked for passes on the strength of his official position, got them for that reason, used them for his private con­ venience, and when accused of doing the very thing he had so. severely con­ demned before election got out of the scrape by getting into a worse one—by denying what, to the common appre­ hension, is a simple and incontroverti­ ble fact. Gov. Bogole, in accepting the renomi­ nation. would have done better if he had held his peace on the pass question. MKB. LIVEKMOKE. Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, the great­ est woman of her age, has spoken once in Hastings and has so many admirers here that her words have a local as well as a national interest. For that reason we give her views upon the political situation. Mrs. Livermore says: “Although women do not vote at presidential elect­ ions, they exert a large political influ­ ence which cannot be measured, but which is potent, felt, and recognized. In no recent presidential campaign has there been a more imperitive need of woman’s throwing her entire moral force on the right side than in the pres­ ent instance." Mrs. Livermore, after saying that the national prohibition party at its Pitts­ burg convention, showed itself unequal to the occasion in making prohibition a national question and relegating the question of woman’s suffrage to the several states, says that women can work for temperance through moral agencies, and then continues: “But there is another reason why women this year shoud ‘stand for the republican party.’ Women are not mere the victims of man’s drunkenness than of his consuming lust. A liquor­ seller is not a greater foe to the happi­ ness of woman or of the community than is an habitual libertine. Drunk­ enness and licentiousness are twin evils, and the debauchee is usually addicted to both vices. When, therefore, a great political party nominates a man for chief-magistrate of the nation who is charged with the gravest and most hein­ ous sins against women, they should not Tht Niagara. Falls fa-atg. GERi^^f FpHE HARVEST IS PAST! KEiiarav's The Time Has rived Ar- -V'lW/Zc —When you want N REMEDY s' Mail. SEEDER Rapid* ssssi- Among Railroad Men •— . am u-w I1-* meridian orcentraj orrrT-Jil ' — y " ,••*** “by d ninetieth ssraiuMMi IJttWRra 2S3R. Master Mechanic’s mid Superintendent's O®<*. lowdl Bep* and pointe north, and with Gnid make the following statement, and 1 make it vol- of the bowels. The seizure was unexpected and terrible. The Moraaeh and other organs seemed to sympathize with it and to have lost all power of action. For a long time my life was despair­ ed of, but nt length Trecovered w far as to be able to ride out. By the' ndvice of my physician 1 visited Pound Spring*. VL. hoping to benefit from the water*. But-they did me no good. Neither were the best physicians of Lowen and Boston, whom I consulted, able to afford me more than transient relief. I gained do strength and my case nt>t»eared almost hopeless. In the fall a friend advised me to try Kxnskdy s Fa­ vorite Kkxbdy. Kid aflbqoab 2»*»«d lapat­ ent medicines. I made the trial To make a long story short—Favorite Remedy. In my opinion, saved my life. I consider it die be«t prepara­ tion In tne world for stomach difficulties, as well as of the Liver and other organs. I am glad to say that it Is In general use among the railroad men In thia vklntw. Yoon, etc., A. J. Gifford. Mr. Gifford Is the master mechanlo of the Lowell division of the Boston k Lowell railroad and his Illness and recovery are known to many who can testify to the tacts In his letter. Use this medicine for all diseases of the blood, kidneys, liver, stomach, bowels and skin. It may save you or your* frntn pain and death. Address, If desired, Dr. David Kennedy, Roo­ gENTLEY BROS. 4 WILKINS’ I SELL THE EaclOne ffratei! We are making three widths of Tire: Doors, Sash & Blinds, Of Our Own Make. Pluiig, Matching & taiig FModmr. New Yoricahd Pacifle Exf. All other tralxfl*daliy except Sun- « H. B. LEDYARD. BUCKEYE PATENTS™^?^™ * 8O2' w tOrT17’s Wld Coun-K !or<in Patent Cauaes, Sti Warr Congrkhs Stkbbt Shoe and Hoe Inl.h- .n.a II - -A --- a. . «My Detult bavlBg Deen m*ae in the payment of -AND THE- Beckwith & Lee Drill! SCThe Best Machines of th,e kind in the market Buggies Carriages If you want an Open or Top Carriage, or a Platform, I have what yon wish, and can make a bargain with you, if you want durable, nice work at Bottom Prices. Material! Call at Airiciltval Warehouse Sill to Ridge Board. City aVifegai: WAGONS! Roller ,, 1U OUSUUUU, some of our noblest men, at whose feet we have sat for ethical teaching and re­ ligious inspiration, alter informing ua that -the paramount Issue of this cam­ paign la moral rather than political,' and that the whole question hinges on the moral character of the presidential candidate, then proceed to advocate the claims of this licentious man to the presidency, it is the duty of all women who stand for social purltj- to protest earnestly and persistently. The treat­ ment of the grave changes against Gov Cleveland by some of the most respect­ able journals ot the day Is as amazing as It is reprehenMble. These charges are tacity admitted, but It is claimed that they do not render him unfit for the high offlee to which he la nominated 'The chastity or unchaatlty of public men of national repute, nominated fold offlee before the people ot the whole country, la not a subject tor discussion ’ we are told, and that 'a man may be a pri vate reprobate and yet a paragon ot Buyers are Invited to Call and pubbe^excellence.’ In the presence of Them. our young sons shall we silently assent to this debased public sentiment which the press has revealed to ua during the laat tew weeks'/ Let us remember that there la no aex in guilt. Those vires which men condemn In women, and for which they relegate them to obscurity and subject them to ostracism, a» not to be condoned by women when men are guilty of them. Social Impurity Uinta the whole being and untones and deprives the Intellectual character, as , H* know ’,ho h*Te worked among the fallen of our own sex. After twelve years of service on a board of directors of a magdalen asylum, there Is left In my mind an abiding conviction that no vice We keep a Full Stock of Everything that eotm Into a home, from so damages not only , the pbyrical and moral bnt mental nature, as that of llrentlouaness? If Gov. Cloveland be the Immoral man he la represented— Md there has been no responsible denial of the charge, which was In current drculaUon long before he was thought of for the presidency—he is wholly (mat to be the standard bearer of the American people. A man whose private character would exclude him from derent sodetv should not be Installed In the white house as the host of the nation and the dispenser of Its hospitalities. Could re­ spectable women be expert to attend the. reception of such a preatdeot? S!*1® Jf»- O. Blaine or Gov. Cleveland will be elected to the presidency. There la no chance for Gov. SUuhn, immacullo. «*1 respects. Were an Ag low m ran be bought In any com­ habitual drunkard to be nominated for peting market in the State. the presidency, women would work to prevent his election by all fair and hon­ orable means. The elevation to the chief-magistracy would be an equal calamity. Should not all women exert their influence to hinder so unfortunate a consummation T And the rarest wav PROMPTLY DORI, to do thia is to -stand by the republican party. Ito candidates for president and vice-preaident are able men, whose long And Satisfaction years of public service have entitled them to the recognition they have re­ erived. They are neither drunkards nor libertines, and their ,:Mation» with woman are so noble that they will be accompanied to the national capital by wives and women friends ot rare IntS- ■And see the Jackson, Romeo, Lansing and other makes of Buggiee. i Can Suit You in Both Price and, Style. ^brnaa AjraMtroc^anS sine M., bit wile, ti ftwhlevinetownailtL Barry county. State of Michigan, to Hiram Chaae, of .the tune place, recorded In the office of Register of Deeds for Barry county. Michigan, on the Mih dav of De­ cember, A. D. 18TT,atof)e o'clock v. m.. in Uber 5 of mortgages, on page 387; said. Indenture of mqrtwe being assigned by said Hiram Chase to Manly M. C&Uc, of said place, on December t, A. D. Utxsaidassignment being recorded tn toe office of Register of Deed* for Berry roimty. (ts. on mice 172; on which mortgage there® claimed U> be due. at the dale of this notice, the stun ot four hundred and twenty doUan (8420). and no proceedings haring been' ingttTMed at law to Recover the debt n-nialuti.g *eiure4 by said mortgage, or any part H ereof, and the power of Mie therein contained Laving become operative, notice t* hereby given that on Satur­ day. the 90th day of August, a. D. jSm. at hue o’clock tn the afternoon, at the north froi.t door of the court bouse iu the city ot Hastings, Id Barry county, Michigan, (said court house bclgg the place of holdingIhe Circuit Court fur said county of Bam .) I shall sell al public auction to the highest bidder the hinds and premises de scribed in said mortgage to-wtt: All that cer­ tain piece or parcel of land situate in the county of Harry and state of Michigan, known and de­ scribed ,as follows, viz: -Commencing at the gtiartrt- post on. the south side of section thirtyfive [M] In town two [2] north, of range trn no] west, running thence west ten [101 and our-half IH] rods, thence south ten [10] rods and four [4] feet, thence east tea and one-half 110^1 rods, thence north ten 110] rods and four 14] tert to the place of beginning, being a jmrt of the north-east quarter [kl ot the north-wesi quar­ ter (Ml of section two [J], In town number uoe fl] north of rangejen [10] west, or so much thereof as shall be necessary to pay the i-r .« unt due on said mortgage with interest then-oi. at ten per eenL, together with the costs auu «u8MMM allowed by law. Dated May 23d, A. D. ISM. MANLY M. CHASE. Assignee of Mortgagee. Administrator’s Sale. In the matter of the estate of John Hoti Ek.ss, deceased. Notice la hereby given that I shall re)' nt pub­ lic auction, to the highest bidder, on baiuruay. -taxth fivKatar. *. D. im. al »« o eio>-k In rhe forwioon. at the probate ufl'c? !n the city ot Huntings, in the t ouuty ot Ban^. in the state of Mlchlgaii, pursuant to license srd authority graotedto me on the eleveilh day <4 August, A. D. UM, by the probate court of Barry county. Michfnn, all of the estate, right, title and interest of the Mid deceased of. tn and to the real estate sftuated and being in the county ot Barry, In the state of Michigan, known and deaoribed as follows, to-wit: Commencing one chain north and eight links east of the northwest corner ot village (now city) lot No. nine hundred thlrty-eeven <Kff). Thence running north four chains, thence east one chain and seventeen links to the w c<|t line o( Market street, thence south on said west lire of Iftitet street fogr tfliattu to the north Hue of Administrator. P-Mce and Harriet Makepeace. his wife. w» Gepne Osborne. Mid mortgage bearing date July!, im, and doe July T. i«o, and recorded In u»e offlee of Register of Deeds in and for Bar­ ry county. Mkhlnn, In Uber n of Mortgages on Mcea M and », ou the Aral day of July. if -', and given to secure the payment ot four hundred aad Uty doUan, with Interest to be pai«1 July lot of each year succeeding the date of snld ^ortaace. and containing a clause pro'kinig that udeiaultbe made In the payment ol tho Mid interest when the aame becamt<d<w and ‘ ’ i unpaid for tiie sjwe of thirty days thcrMfter, then the wdd aortntw shall have tho option to drclnrt' the v.I.olc ■mount on Mid mortgage due at onoe, and the IntcrrRt due on saM mortgage July 1, IfM. 1'hting iKxwne due and not haring been i-nd more than thirty day* having clapsrd since th® same became due, and the Mine still reiHBlui'/g ■aid mortgage dne at one*, and there being r.«»w due ou said mortgage the sum ot lour hundred and ninety-tour and 98-HO dollar* by reason of Mid option and declaration, and no suit nor i rooeedfipi at law having been instituted t<> recov­ er the debt or any portion of the sanir which said mortgage la riven- to recun*. Kotler is Guaranteed. MaUMMldk Kmihvd nUMteeo, six hundred BENTLEY BROS. & WINS. DIVORCES will adjourn next moral O«AHD «AMM DIVISION. rrfifce Court Hon..- gajs with al! kg>) �ably the moat llbcrnl offer ever made SSSrBStff SsSSMSgs sawragSSS:1.'?” Hastings Banner VOL. XXIX. NO. 19. TBB uukw muttered to himself, in toon ot He felt a litte? like a spy as be bur* besy e« staircase. The scout, old "Dot and MONEY SAVED bow rf&S'SSSffE&om Wbat was it about. Ton? lie knocked sharply. and bardiv wait- Bills?" MONEY EARNNED' a atsuuir mcr.D’uU'i-tw ■ Ha<! with a flood of beautycro Lewis Stern one of the window ■ want the rainbow," JBobtrtv said. His battered piavtkinga MIt tret it me." said 1: he «n*d I singing. IS SELLING Summer Goods! I rould not mock the simple child. For srwpMbyaU mirth excluded: At and Below Cost. ,.e. ttemcm Full well I knew naught but experience Could teach him Why betwixt tbe truth And error Ht-i unending variance. houjrht but experience could teach Him that which Is tcrund attaining; And whether what weflnally reach eally worth the strife of gaining. For foolishly we turn aw«y From ooinfort to encounter aorrowj We lean- the substance of today To abase the nttntaw of uxorrow. will pay people to go there if the to buy goods. Mr Stem for the next 20 days will sell from 10 to 20 per cent off, as he is preparing for new goods from New York Bargains! MIL BUL8TEAIF8 SURPRISE. Mr. Bulstead’s third and last letter bore tbe Oxford postmark; it he frowned. His neice. ago noted that In Dress Goods, Cotton Cloth and Shirting. ty Go and See before you buy. PARTIES DESIRING e for Dyspepsia and the Liver. It Is a regular prescription of a doctor of large practice, and fpr these troubles it is as good us doctor himself on the spot “Hub" Couch Cure, 23 Cent Prescription of a Boston physician, dispensed years by a Boston druggist. One <lo»e will cure any ordinary cough. It acts almost magically. Ask any dealer to get you a 25 cent bottle of “Hub" Cough Cure, and don't be put off with any other CLOTHING, A FAIB EXCHANGE. CLOTHING! Will you exchange a chronic case of Dyspep’ k up s BllUoua Tempera­ ment—to give your torpid Urer activity, and bottle oi EO-PE-8A will dothis. A few doeea nurcriae thoee who try It.For lUUlouaneas, Tn Reajty-Made or Made to Order For the Next Sixty Days Shoidd Call at the “I thought I would oome upon you bit by surprise, Tom,” be said, without any circumlocution. “The fact is. that "Whiting. ejaculated Tom, with his first “Half a ton of whiting!0 murmured his unde, irresistibly impelled to dwell upon the mystery. "Hall here it is." And he bill under tbe otbsr’s nose. Tom took It with a serious swered Tom. bra And after recon great trouble to him. Looking back upon that half-ton of whiting, hu wondered bow that could have made with Che lad. If be would to that, he could bare foigiven him But this was a different more the old gentleman thought of tt. near his bouse or Dear Maggie be would not have him. He made this last determination known to UlBl had forbidden him the bouse. was received A RegularBonanza. From circulars received we notice tbaX a lar^ amount of land 11) h', Kittson counties, Minnesota, is offered tor sale to actual settlers at tbe extreme low price of THREE DOLLARS FEB ACRE. in quantities of notleas than 4 _ Tlu-u! counties are located In tiw'fnnwus Bed. River Valley, about which every farmer has beard more or less. ffsSsdlpiymoau 1?*O,T,'L^ his mind to see bis lawyer about Tom ••m get it over." he said to himself. were far from welcome. “Now, I will not stand thia >ny longeri” axled tbe irritable old ( man, dashing his fist upon the and narrowly missing the lust and juicy kidney. *1 Tom once too often! broad smile ■-Well," odd Mr. Bkrirtrad. -*rUt about it? Half a ton miss! To 500 lawn tennis balls. £12 IDs; to rackets, as per former account, £8 10a; to marking machines, £4; to— us—to half a ton of whiting. ground num the oheck to pay It last week, and why they should base had the impudence to send it tn to you I does tbe young scapegrace live upon whiting?" "Oh, it must be a mistake. uncial’' “Mistake, indeed! Why. <Bd not I have a bHl of £2 10a for dog collars? Was that a mistake, too? And tbe wine bill, and Symond'I's bill for horse hire! All mlstar.es, c You may thank cried the you tie yourself to this extravagant nephew of mine. Now I’ve done with him and so have you." rose from tbe table with a face, and linked from the winnus little of the dow with eyea that sa square outside through their tears. But, like a wise girl, she kept silence, and the kind UkW hearted UIU old ^CUMUUiaU, gentleman. anu IUC KiUU after storming once or twice up and . .. __ __ ibegan ___ _ to cast ___ . ______ down tbe. room, uneasy glances at tiie graceful figure by the window. If there was one person whom Mr. Bulstead loved before and above the cause of his present anger it was his niece, Maggie Lloyd. “Well, well be. sitting down to his now cold kidney. •’There, iny dear, give me another cup of tea. Half a tot) of whiting—tbe lad must have gone mad!” ‘•It might have gone in than whittng.” she euggt but with a humorous • ---------mouth. ner of a p “So it t; that’a true." The old gentleman was a little more straightlaced than most Londoners. “I’ll tell Oxford by tbe aleven o’clock train, giving b!m do notice, and sue for myself what sort ----of life be Is Bri If be is doing no worse than him: but if I find u»e young renew is as vicious as some of those Oxford sparks, why then”—and zMr. Bulstead’s voice tbe bill with The young man laughed loudly. “I am not in fault this time, sir; it is the the Lawn Tennis Club's account "Marking out the grounds, sir. i! Very stupid glad of it. my boy," said Mr. Bulstead. pleasantly. Tho mystery of tbe whiting was cleared but somehow it had made him sus“Now," said Tom, “will you oome want to/call at in the High—Dot undrd yards off, sir? and by tbe time we oome back lunch with me t of that whiting still m Mr. Bulstead’s eyes? At any rate it seemed to Mm that hia nephew peculiarly ’and restlessly anxious to get him out of the rooms. However, he P°l “J umbrella. tnanrrou. V* nv—« thank you. Why what the—deuce—is —that?" i if ;------it had been another ,— -- ------------------ ----hail —■ - ,, wbittog piled upon tbe oofa, the old n’o face not have grown grown »ce could Dot Tbe thing lying half hidden . dainty, tiny, wicked-looking Bun-ahadc of grav silk, and bv it a kid. glove of too, too apparent Mr. Bulstead’s worst fears were confirmed with had felt that wrong; this was tbe haunt erf wicked dissipation bo bad half feared he should find k Half a too of whiting, lodaed! In a 'moment, and before he had glanced at tbe young fellow’s confused face, be thought tbe worst of him. real sorrow as well as anger in the tone—“can you explain thia with equal rooms? vFie, air. tie! Or where — — their — npposcP” be added, the scout’s seeming ■Th dons arith suddenly oool determi at the foot of the attempts to Tom. trilled with the teaspoon, ber *----- uncle’s irritability waa IHtie kindDMa “And will not, I more than neutralised ••You can of heart But sbe knew mailers, a' cousin with all her bears, the dreaded the result of her uncle Tom would be do bet be might be Bulstead might object to. To move ber undo from his resolve, once ex- vond even her influence, tee more aa the old gentleman, who had “ months before forbidden an trreua in tbe stand. nxxnruto of irritability, escaped shade in tbe umbrella emnly repeated it twice, “Well, I jud dsjtesiir . Then be strode in the hall for some to himself. slowly and thoughtfully up to the drawing room, and stood on tbe bcartb-rug. “Were yon at Oxford when I wae there on the 28th of last mouth?" “Yea," answered Maggie, borribh frightened, and yet relieved at getting tbe matter off ber nr nd. She had on: confessed simply because she was afraid of increasing ber uncle’s anger against Tom. ” ’ you were going to put lom to tbe test, afriid be might be doing something to displease you. I went Uwarn him." "And you were in Ms room while 1 was there?" “Yea. It was. foolish of me; you fol­ lowed me so closely, and I was afraid to face y;ou. Tom put me in tbe Scout's Hole, as he called it" “So you deceived me between vou?” said be, harshly. "No, sir, I did. Tom knew nothing ly coming. He was afraid for me not for Mmself.” . “Did be tell you what I was angri about?” After you were gone? “Of coursef’ snapped Mr. Bulstead, poking tbe fire vigorously. “I think,” said’'Maggie, timidly, for w» Tom’? favor at stake. “he said it was about bills. He bad nothing to do with my journey to Ox ford." And a nice, ladylike thing you con eider it, I suppose, gadding about t< young men’s rooms. Very w you seem inclined to mix yourself up with his aflMn, you write to bim a: once and tell Mm to oome up to to-morrow and call here. When are both together Til tell you what 1 think erf it. A pretty pair of foobf* And Mr. Bulstead fumed his way out of the. rtxjm with much outward'beat -----and an angry expression But the butler, who watched Ms exii been stormy weather upstairs, waamazed to hear him utter with aa audi­ ble chuckle as be reached the darkest angle of tbe staircase: "Good lad Good lad!" Tom. < i course, came up the Great Western would and when thev were both Bulstead . told tbe culprits Tbe old man was a little impressed by the youngster’s earnest ncsa. #Tbe obnoxious articles might have been left there innocently, of course. • •Then let me have a look into your other rooms, young man If you wish "No. I can not do that!" cried Tom, springing, as tbe other advanced, to but it was upon business more xne ota gvn, noth-.-d that half. ing our goods. Any one desiring ri ji obtain «me free UNDER TOWER BLOCK, GRAND RAPIDS’ MICH na’uio too. I’ll )<*« order’. abort th, ear- six o’clock train with it. When Mr. Buhoead readied his ©tab known It took Mm some “Bless tbe umbreBaf’ be cried at length, fumbling among tbe heap. “If teas it? No. dot this. Why. what’s this? Well, 1 am dashed. Only word hicb be tbe used was a one. and one which seldom. And See the Low Prices at which we are offer­ E. S. PIERCE The anwith a man glanced round the room. Men s Suits are being Slaughtered, and any man can buy a Good Suit for little money. Bound to Reduce Stock! h cigarette in his mouth, was a young fellow whose good-looking face rather manly and straightforward than handsome. He was alone and got up without much appearance of flurry. “How do you oo uncle? I though! was you croe’ing tbe quaiL Take seat. Why did you not lot me know that you were coming?” Mr. Bulstead took the proffered seat and panted as be looked round. The stairs were steep and Lis wind wa/not rraacu �= MICHIGAN 8TATE KEW8. The Detroit grain quotations are: DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES ACCEPT. ooct.pt tbe nomination, and aboil ubido tbe judgri’nt ot ay oountrytnen. • 1 bare ex­ amined with care the declaration ot prlnolFormal Note. roller procraa, fiATStdAUfi; pat­ ents, f5.T506.OO. Corn-No. 2, 54K«5c. ,-utar. cry, 14481*0. Cheeas, »MfilDc. Kggs, fl-runt. (Signed, T. A. Hcmohickh. latkte the Eastern sage merely Mt!elput„, Cleveland’s letter. a o the Hon. wuitaza F. Vilas. Chairman: UKOUb. tw practice of the l—r ‘e'l'-i.e.. Nicholas M. Ball, Secretary. and others ot Wednesday. , S10: Ard«l»', IU! (Uwo-Alpw. IM; Albany, N. Y., Aug. 90.—Governor Thomas Van Wormer, an old gentleman the committee of tho National Democratic Ill; Aude, M; G.nl Cteveland s letter formally accepting tbe living near Tuscpla, Tuscola County, has' : 1M.1M-All*»: H.a<» Democratic nomination for President of tbe doSw toy Wrloa. tide nu>1 BLAZE IN A RLCT5G-8TABLE. dropsy. Recently another operation was United States is ns follows: Bum 10; GlroodA A ___ performed on him, making tbe forty-ninth GeNfkmen.- 1 have received your communb ( Tocura, AW 2A-HTe death, oocunwl an M tmwaH, iteurojrt. Mli, oaUon dated July 1». tnfonning me of my from cholera Salurday eight Tbe nomination to tbe office of President of the k attributed to tbe busty return of the innow mihrra. m u». “ Cynthiana, Ky., Aug. 25.—About one United States oy tbe National Democratic haUtunUi, especially as a state of infection Convention lately assembled at Chicago. I <o’clock yesterday morning oue of tbe sta­ him, and still the old gentleman stands it Thursday al Freeport, HL is still prevailing. accept the nomination with a grateful appro- {bles at Abdalla Park, half a mile south ot Maii-killed, Aug. 25.—Eight deaths oc­ Tbe English privy Man^ ctatJon of the supreme honor conferred and a .this city, owned by W. H. Wilson, tbe wellcurred in this city from choiera Saturday boundary line between Ontario and Man solemn Beoao of the reep.jnslblUty whioh, in hvlp the g itoba along the Lake of the Woods and En­ night, and fourteen during the twenty-four known . turfman and stock-breeder, In this 1 its acceptance. I assume. horses at Kalamazoo the other day, the conceded hours ending at nine o’clock last ' ] have caiofully considered the platform ’was totally destroyed by fire. In the former to run twenty miles against tbe glish River. I’AEts, Aug. SA—Tbe following deaths TU.ai~cta.of M.Ftai NjUauU Bjta WwLrfuUv ‘K’1' ll!11“v<Uadopted by tho convention and cordially ap- ।stable were seventeen valuable the ctreulatimi ami have occurred durieg the twenty-four boors ■a-r--. —r prove the same. Bo plain a statement of . Albion. N. V.. tor, tow foreto » m|» glviM Nature nJ of which were ter in 150 minutes and thirty-seven sec­ of Democratic laith and the principles upon 1horses, only three ««. neud business, owing to tbe continued ab­ ending last night. In tiie southern depart­ -aadstaare she rails ter. ft f5to^ which that party appeals to the su Jrages of ]rescued. James Honan, an employe who onds. sence qf the President, Albert 8. Warner. ment or France: Pyrenw Ortonlalte. 14; the people newls no suppiem .-nt nor explana . iioruult, 8; Card. 10: Aude. SA Yester­ Last November John Hagadorn, a law­ Tl»e deposits aggregate >154,000. tiun. It should be remembered that tbe omce 'slept In the stable, was also burned to deatli. day a bulletin from the Italian iTuvmces uf President is esaeutialiy executive in lu •He had been In this city during the evening yer and Justice of tho Peace, of Bay City, The Wisconsin Editorial Aswctatlon, in nature. The laws enacted by the legislative idrinklug, and ■ returned home about mid­ suddenly disappeared. He had been ooo.ontlon .1 Mllwtata. Wedutahy.^- shows 9 deaths and 32 new cases. Three branch of the Government the Chief Execu- <night, and it is supposed he dropped a tlveis bound taitbfuliy to enforce. And when ,match br lighted cigar that caused the de­ drinking amj had had hard luck regarding ed X D. Coe Itanldeou AS-H« tone- zuswctod.c^** ot cholera are reported *at the wisdom of the i»oUtica! party which selects ' Napiex ' * Among the horses lost were four his business for some time, and suicide Ury. ud D»vM Alwood Trewurer. Tbe one of its members as a nominee for that of- straction. । London, Aug. 25.-A fire baa been rag­ flee has outlined iu policy and declared iu fine stallions. Triumvir, Huron, Long was suspected. Recently his body was Dcil nweiliw -IU to >«ld «l AppleUm. ing tor three days in Rows, a town In Aus­ Tbe rt. ’ rteeath uuiual reunion of tbe boeb principles, it seems to me that nothing in Branch, Chesnut Wilkes and Norman discovered in T. E. Brady’s mill-boom, and the character of the offloe or the ety of the Army of the Cumberland, of trian Galicia- Three hundred houses have necessities of the case requires more from Sprague, all fast trotters, and Tom though decomposed beyond recognition, which Lieutenant-General Sheridan is IM ddroyed «ud 3.000 perwo. "" Secrest Mare, Ink. Jersey was Identified by the clothing. He had ' the candidate accepting such nomina­ Bagly, President, will be held al Rochester, N. Y.. tion than the suggestion of certain Lily, also trotters of good record. evidently drowned himself. “TTehrese factory would <to well at Sault sic. well-known'truths so absolutely vital to the Mr. J September 17 aud 18 (Chickamauga week). A. Secrest had just sold larre market town of' Itozwadow, in Aus ­ fcafety and welfare of the Nation that they The pioneers of Branch County held Thursday night a tire broke out thirty trian Galicia. The harvest just gathered in can not be too often recalled nor too serious­ his mare to Chicago partial for >1'500, The Burdock Plant Is one of the best diuretics ly enforced. W’e proudly call ours a Govern­ and had delivered her in this city, but Mr. their annual picnic at Coldwater a few lidta, from Wbiellng. In Oua,. Ik Z. A C. wm all consumed. There I* a great dearth r kidney rerulatora. Burtkick Etood Buttre hi ment bv the people, it is not suc;i when a Cochran failed to ship and returned her to days ago. A large crowd of pioneers wav Road, and before assistance could arrive of provisions in tne town. nsurauuiedlti all diseases of th.- kldn.-, m. class ta’tolcraw l which arrogatet to iteolf tbe Mr. Wilson’s stables last night. Tom present, tbe most notable being Alexander forty-six houses were consumed. Tbe loss L omnjn . Aug. 2A — Advices from West ­ managemetit of public affairs, seeking to con­ trol u>e people instead of representing them. Coons, record 2:22, was released from O’Dren, bom In Detroit to- 179L He has will amount to #75,000. ern Africa say that smaii-pox b raging at Parties are tiie necessary outgrowth of our in­ the stables, but ran wild down tiie track, lived in Michigan ever since, and is gen­ General Canales has sold to an English stitutions, but a Government is not by the Jumped tiie fence, ran a stake In his breast, erally regarded as the oldest native in hab­ syndicate a hacienda in the center of tbe Uoomasaie, Ashantoe. The King of tbe country recently died, and three hundred of When you tmve a cough and want relief, think of peop:e when one party fastens iu control and fell with such force as to cause his State of Tamaulipas, Mex., for SS2.000 itant of the State. He settled in Branch lib subjects were luiniolated at his funeral. Kemp s Balsam for the Throat and Lima i trooa tbe country, and perpetuates iu power ScoJoUng and betreyimr tbe people instead deatli In less than an hour. Triumvir had County in 1836, and has occupied tbe same cash, tiie purchasers agreeing to take sev­ The new Klug having been appointed, tiie serving them; u t.overnment is not by tho n record of 2:18#. and’was valued at 310,­ eral thousand head of cattle at eleven dol­ Aabamee chiefshare asked that.tbe country people when u result which should represent 000. Mr. Wilson's km will reach >50.000. farm continuously. He is hale and hearty be annexed to Euglbh pawemkms, because lars each. the intelligent will of free mid thinking men (Jueen Victoria was Instruromtal tn < aiiMnr is or can bo determined by tho ahamelesi use women to be employed In telegraph offices „ There were fifteen deaths from whooping of his notorious crueltyJames Mead, and old and highly esteemed Pomeroy to Withdraw. .of their suffrages. . , Bkkun, Aug. 25.—Henry M. Stanley cough in Brooklyn last week. When an election to office shall b«2be selec­ resident of Bay City, formerly clerk of has written « totter adrfhng Germans to C hicago , Aug. 23. — A special to the Frank Powers lias been nominated for tion by tbe voters of one of their Buml'cr to "l a'*■umihuiume for a time a public trust, instead of Times from Washington says: “It ia stated tbe Fraser House, died suddenly of heart­ Congress by the Democrats of tiie Ninth recognize the Congo free States, which ment," said John B. Gough, “If man'-"•.-.ere *o disease tho other night at his farm oa the bis dedicatiun to tho professian. of polities; would be of advantage to German trade, tall down-and worship the silk bat. tor it is not Kentucky District when the holders of the baliou, quickened by on tbe best authority that ox-Senator Pom­ Kawkawlin River. made in the likeness of anything in heaven, <>r' tnsteail of affecting an agrocmieiil with Port ­ a scum of kauty, shall avenge truth betrayed Orrin A. Carpenter, of Zora Bums mur­ on earth, ar in the waters which are under the eroy, who la running for President on tbe Tbe wife of Rev. T. Cayton, of Balt Riv­ der notoriety, left Liucolo, HL. with bb ugal, which would exjHfce Germany to cus­ eferth.” Besides tt beats the head and eauses ■and pledges broken, and when tiie suffrages shall be adtoBetbor free and unoorrupted, tbe American and Anti-Secret Society ticket, er, Isabella County, while running a short toms tariff chkteoery. Stanley declares the the hair to fall off. Parkers Hair Balsam will full realization of a Government by the peo­ has decided to withdraw in favor of St. distance recently to escape a rain-storm, family for Dakota Friday. stop that and restore tbe original color to gray Congo must be free to the eoasc ple will be at hand. And as a means to this Generals Rosocrnna. Slocum and Cutcben, or faded hair. Not oily, not a dye. im:? fi. i-d John, tiie Prohibition candidate. Pomeroy end, not one “would, in my Judgment, bursted a blood vessel, paralysis followed, Colonel Kulffen and Major Steele, U. S. A., delidkxuly perfumed. A perfect hair dressing. be more effective than an amendment has notified tbe members of the National and she died three days'later. 50c. All druggists. ‘ are making a trip through Canada. to the Constitution disqualifying the Committee of his party to meet In Wash­ N ew Y oke , Aug. 21. — Tbe Journal of President from re-election. When we C. D. Carnss, ot Gridley, Cel, formerly odled l^u^ht1*115 ’ Tex05, * nc* l0*n The annual sun dance of the jChcyennea consider the patronage of this groat office, the ington August 25, when he will formally of Walled Lake. Oakland County, was on the Canadian River continued without Commerce Wednesday publishes a list of eHtnement or power, thh temptation to re­ withdraw, giving as hla reasons that St seventy-seven cotton-miLh that will stop Ask Frederick Hotchkiss about Acker’s Blood tain public place onoe gained, and, more than John has publicly announced his espousal burned out a few days since for tbe third cessation three days and nights. Elixir, tbe only preparation .gwiratitevd to alL the availability ■ P*rty finds in an incum­ of tbe principles of the Auti-Secret party, time since going to California, losing A railway official from the East made a two wteka or lunger, with a eanacity of t,-> cleanse the-blood and remove all chronic di»bent whom a horde of officeholders, wltn a and that he would prefer to support him 53^00, with but $450 insurance. He owned 700.000 spindles xnd 66,000 looms, insur­ statement in Chicago Friday that the Balti ­ zeal born of benefits received and fostered by ing n curuiiinent ot 66.000 pieces per day. an extensive blacksmith shop, employing more A Ohio Road had offered >23,000,000 the hope of favors yet to cumc, stanA ready than to run for office himself." private bank is in contemplation at V;ck»to aid with money and trained political serv­ for a controlling interest In the Illinois nr 7M.W0 pioiw in two weeka, mostly all eighteen men. ice. we recognize in die eligibility of the Pres­ Urowu ami bleaciietl goods. . ident for re-election a most serious danger to John L. Andrews’ barn at Milford, Oak­ Central. that calm, deliberate and Intelligent political City of Mexico, .Aug- 23- —Because of Ex-Governor Headricks Is to be Invited to Mr. Wm. Thomas, of Newton, la., vh-s. My Hospitai-ity. act on wukcb must characterue a Govern­ tho prevailing drought and tiie terrible land County, was burned a few days ago, deliver tiie o^eniug address at tbe Peoria with tho product of eighty acres of wheat wife haa been seriously affected "altli a <-ough ment by tbe people. A true American sentiment recognizes tho grasshopper and locust plagues throogboat and forty-five adres of hay. Insured for (HL) fair September 15. Farmer John—“My dear, don’t you for twenty-five yeara. and ttifs spring mure ser­ dignity of labor and,tbe fact that honor Lies in many sections of the rejxibllc, meat haa ad­ Terre-Haute, Ind., has been selected as think Bobby’s cough is pretty bad; iously than ever before. Khe had ow! many . >2,800. without relief, and iwiug urged to try honest tolL Contorted labur is an element of the next place for iiolding the Indiana Con­ sounds like whooping cough, don’t it?” remedies Dr. King’s New Discover, did so. with most Natioaa: prosperity- Ability to work consti­ vanced fifty per cent in price In this city An engine on thp Michigan & Ohio Rail­ ference of African Methodtota. tutes tbe capital, and tne. wages of labor the and at many other points within the past Mrs. John—“Oh! mercy no; it is gratifying results. Tbe first bottle relieved her way train jumped the track at 7:30 o’clock very much, aud the second tortile han ab-nlntelv income ot a vast number of eur population; Tbe Webster County Bank at Marshfield, cured her. Che has not had so good health tor and this interest should be Jertously pro­ four weeks Corn haa likewise appreciated, the other morning one mile west of Mar­ Mo., suspended Friday, with liabilities of only------ ” tected. Our workingmen arc not asking un­ and so on with all articles of absolute ne­ shall, Calhoun County. Tbe engine, bag­ Farmer John—“And little Sal, I thirty years." Trial bottles free at W. II. Good>40,000 and assets estimated at >15,000 to reasonable Indulgence; but as intelligent and cessity. Coni is 87.50 per bushel in Chi­ don't believe them marks is mosquito gage-car and two conchae were wrecked, manl>ciuzens they souk the same couaideruS-15.000. huahua. Bear.9 are S12 |>er bushel In Du ­ Cheboygan will have another harbor liebt-ZT bites; look like measles to me, and------ ” ' tton which those demand who have other in­ causing about $80,000 damage. Tho engi­ The Chicago A Southern Lumber Com­ terest* at stake. They should receive their rango. A tiny but terrible army-worm is neer was badly hurt, and his skull fract­ Mrs. John—“Good gracious! you Fred Hotchkiss guarantees fiteitive relief far pany, with a capital of #8,000,000, has been full share of the care and ntu-ntlon of those invading Aljojuea Pueblo, whose Inroads any cough, cold, croup, or lung complaint by ured, but he would probably live. Thl lncor|»orated at Springfield, 11L, by G. W. Who make and execute tne laws, to tho end are marked by decaying vegetation and using Acker's English Kerned). or will refund that'the wants end needs of the employers Farmer John — “ And there ’ a Jane, the passengers escaped injury. Hotchkiss and others. the money. ana the employed shall alike bo subserved, dying cereals. Miss Wall, of Sandstone, Jack ton Coun-‘ and tho prosperity of the country. - tbe com A light rain Saturday night put out the help. She's got some spots on her face Dr. O. E. Yates, fonnerlv of Overia Close ot the Peace Convention. n*oo heritage of both, be a ivanced. ty, is teaching school in tbe Argentine Re­ forest fires near East Tuwas, Mich., In some —bitee. abe calls ’em, but I’ll bet it’s Plainwell, is president of tbe Blaine and logon As re atel to this sub,, cr. while we should club at Holland. । • t Naw London, Conn., Aug. 23.—The- public at a salary of S1,7OJ per annum. localities, but in other localitfoi they are the small-pox.’’ not discourage t.ie eintera.Ion of those ulm burning with renewed vigor. . come to acknuo edge al.eeinnoo to our Gov­ Peace Convention at Mystic adjourned yes­ Mrs. John—“Oh, horror! are you Henry Bchamhals. foreman Henry Krug lack­ It is said that a disciple of Esculapius ernment an i add to our Citizen i cpulation. ing Co., St. Joseph. Mo., uses Dr. Tnuntin Elec­ A small cyclone struck Dallas, Tex., Sat ­ crazy? Why, John, there is noth ­ terday after adopting resolutions calling for name4 Hetail, living a few miles west of yet. as a means oi protection to our wor.tingtric Oil with his men for sprains, cuts, bruises, urday afternoon, tearing a deep hole, and ing------ ” tncn. a different ru.u should prevail concern­ tiie abolition of tbe military system in Con­ ing taonc wuo. if t-icy come - or urc brought necticut, and of capital puntehmeaL Bee- Brady Lake, Mecosta County, has a family carrying a column of sand two feet iu di­ Farmer John — “ I just got a letter that for sisj will discount anything in tho ameter to a height of 500 feeL A vote for 8t. John T\m half v>» u> put into to our land do not lutcnd to become Ameri­ from cousin Sue in the city. She wants the presidential chalr\Clc*i-iaad "thr sunt cans but will Injuriously compete with tbose oliuiuus were also adopted as follows: pineiregions. He was married in his early The expedition for the relief of Khartoum to come here for tiie summer, with her Justiy entitled to our fie d of labor. Aesutoed, That tbe thanks of tho civilised. In6 lc.t r accepting the Ufimiundon to tire world are due to Gladstone for his efforts to years, and the result of the union wn< will Include 5,000 British troops, under com­ nine children and three French nursee office of Go.er.ior nearly two years ago, 1 avoid additional bloodshed In Egypt. eleven children. Ho was left a widower, mand of General Buller. Tbe lost batyillon ■toile the rqbuuing statemcot, to which I wesolreO, That any attempt to acquire addi­ but in due time gladdened his disconsolate cau not leave Cairo before November 1. and two pet dogs.” An old physician, retired from practice, hat­ have steadi.yadhered;. tional territory by the United States by armed Mrs. John—“I guess you’re right, ing had placed iu his hands by an East India heart by uuurying a widow who was her­ "i.ie laboring c a ses constitute the main force dotwrvoa tbe aezerost reprobation. muMtonary the formula of a draple vt-grtabte Near Gatesville. Tpx., the citizens took part otcur popu!a;io;i. They should bo pro- i ricMxvaL Tnat we protest against the dyn­ self the mother of elevon children. Since from the Sheriff and riddled with bullets an John. Bobby’s cough has a little whoop remedy tor the sjieedv and permanent cure •»< tected in tiici r effort-* peaceably to assert amite policy, and counsel all friends of the to it, Sally’s face docs look like measles, Consumption. Bronchitis, Catarrh. AMluna and their rignta when endangered by aggregated good caujjg In Irebufd and chmwhere not to then he has been blessed with eleven more, old man chgrged with burning rouiu whuatan throat and lung affection". afe> apo*i'.lvr and capltm; uad all atututes on thia subject should use viole-wphreau or carnal weapons, as they making thirty-thrto iu all who owe pa­ stacks aud a thrasher. He was dragged and, now I think of it, Jane got a tele­ radical cure for Nervous lX-t>lliiy and oiln-n ous reconnIu- the cate of the btatc fur honest delay and prevent suoccss. ----------------.i--------her brother had recently saying from bed In his shirt and allowed five I gram complaint*, after having tested its wondertai ternal nllogidnce to him. toil, end be framed with a view of improving curative powers In thousands of has Mt minutes lor prayer. died of ,r small-pox in San in Francisco. tbe cond tmn of the woraingmam** On tho 4tb of May last John Shohan, a fthlsduty to make it kubun to his suffering Waal They Drink la Philadelphia. Mav-be she has caught caucr May-be it; there’s no follows. Actuated, by thl« motive-and a desire A proper regard for tbe woilare.Gt the At the Chicago Driving Park Saturday, working >>cn being lose >arably connocto l Philadelphia, Aug. 23.—The City log driver, fell from a log aud war tbe pacer Johnston beat Itichball in three telling.’'—PhUatMphia Call. to relieve human ritfierihg, I will send free ot with the integrity of our institutions, none of drowned. Tho Ikm!) was recovered, a charge, to all who desire it. this recipe, m tier Solicitor obtained warrants yesterday for straight heats, making 2:12, aud our c.titeus uro more interested than they in Coroner’s jury impaneled, and a verdict man, French or EnghahHritii full direction' <tor guardin'-- against any corrupting purposes HABTIN OS MARKETS. the arrent of several mill owners and of^accidental drowning” rendered. She- 2:18M- Minnie IL, the pacer, with Fire­ preuaring am! using. Bent by mail hy address ­ which seen t > pervert the bcncJccnt indu-. brand for a-running mate, made one mile ing ’with slump, naming this )>a)H-r w. X enccsof our.Go.crnment; and none should others, for polluting the Schuylkill Ki ver, han’s mother, who lives in Canada, was in 2:07 and another-ill 2:07HWheat, white, new. NoYhi, 14®Powers Block; Itockestcn X be more wa.chlul of the artful muhmnations from which a great part of tiie city is sup­ notified by letter ot her son’s death, and Wheat, red.new.... of tbose who allure them to soif-inUkaed inGabriel E. Mcisaac. Clerk of the Circuit Corn An'agricult nral fair association on the- Euro­ plied with drinking-water. The report of immediately wrote back: ?‘My son re­ pean plan will be organized at Berrien springs. old. . Ufn*a fro® country tbecurtailment of the aban expert shows that among other pollu­ turned homo tbe day before I received Court uf Florence County, Wls., has dis­ Oats. appeared. He is drarged with having ap­ Beans •o.ute rigtiurof tbe individual should only bo tions, refuse from public water closets, Applea Cheboygan people are propriated to his own use about 82,000 In­ Pork, ilrrowl gueb a, is essential to tbe P 'aoe and goqd or­ .dye houses, and all kinds of mills is drained your letter.” If you are suffering with low and depressed der <d the outnnnfbliy. Tne lliuii between directly teito the stream. Among tbe mat­ greatly puzzled in trying to harmonize tbe trusted to him by settlers engaged in prov­ Beef, dreMnl spirits, loss of appetite, general deliffitv. disor­ toe proper subte-ts of gove omental control dered blood, weak cunstitutlon. headache, sr ing their lauds, and his bondsmen deny Butter • and those which can bo more fittingly loft to ter dlscli rged Into the river within tiia city facts.. nny disease of a bilious natun-. by all means nn>tbe moral sense and seif-ltnpoee 1 restraint of limits are blue-stone, aniline dyes, soda ash Reports to the State Board of Health by that they are responsible* for tiie losses. cure a bottle of Electric Bitters, im! w ill be the citizen should be carefully kept iu view. and water which has been used for wash­ forty-nine observers of diseases in different Appiaa, drted surprteted to see the rapid Improvement that Thus laws unnoorasarlly intqrlenng with tho Wilf follow; you will be Insplrerl with new life; ing rags and shoddy waste in a number‘of parts of tbe State, for the week ended Eight Hundred Sheep and Hogs Killed ia a KhmJmu rar....... . baoiu and customs of any one of our people Shoulders, sell for. strength and activity will return pamard mth factories. which are uk offensive to tho moral sent! on the 16th, indicated that scarlet fever ery win erase, and. henceforth jou *111 tynireta Lard Collision. . menu of the civilized world, end which are Dry Salted bides the praise bf Electric Bitters. Sold at fitn cents and intermittent fever increased, erysipe­ oonautent with good clt zcnshlp and the pub­ Expressing Their Heartfell Thanks. Lancaster, Pb., Aug. 23.—Two freight IJme, bbl a bottle by W. H. Goodyear lic welfare, ore unwise and voxati ms. Boston, Aug. 25.—Tho survivors of the las, typbo-malarlal fever and neuralgia trains collided yesterday afternoon in < the Water Lime. bbl... T«e commerce of a nation to a great extent All employees of the Lake Shore & Michtfaa Oetermlnes iu supremacy. Cheap and easy •Greely espedition now in this city have decreased ■ in area of prevalence. Diph­ west yard of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Balt, bbl Southern wUI.be imlfonned alter Oct 15. transporiat on should therefore be liberally theria waa reported at eight places. fostered. Withtn the limiu of the Constitu­ adopted tiie following resolutions, copies of Columbia Four cars filled ’pith sheep and Home remarkable cures of drafm-s* arc. rr tion, the General Government should so im­ corded of Dr. Thomas* Electric Oil. Never fa.U which are to be forwarded those mentioned hogs were smashed. The wreck caught plkoes. w prove, and protect lu natural waterways as to cure earache. fire and wm consumed. Upward of eight therein: will enable the producers of the country to ' Two dwelling houses belonging to A £ hundred animals were killed, only fifty Greening glrisgo coontng watermelons <io reach a profitable market. We,xne survivors of tho Lady Franklin bay The people pay tbe wages of tho public omexpedition.desire publicly to thank the officers and Otto Anderson, at Ludington, Mason escaping. It alone, too. No human Uvsb were eaciL ptores an i they are entitled to tbe fair and and crows of tbe relief ships for their untiring County, were destroyed by fire tbe other For Rheumatism. Lumbago. Neuralgia, Cramp boii«t work which the money thus paid energy in reaching us and their kindness after and Colic there Is no remedy superior to tro ■bauid command. It la the duty of those in­ we were suvmL To Past A’Mistaitt Surgeons evening; loan, >T,(XN; insurance, >000. genuine Dr. Thomas Electric OIL trusted with tbe manage me ut of their affairs E. H. Green and H. E. Ames, to wbow unre­ Luther Mourse, forty years of ago, re­ THE MA BEETS. to see fbat sboh public service is forthcoming. mitting attention and professional skill we Telegraph communication with the Soo B Tbe ae^xstion and retention of subunlinaics probably owe our tires, we especially desire siding at West Bay City, Bay County, Hw Yobs. August Sk in Ubvirnmpnt-enip.oyniont should do|>end committed suicide the other morning by Ll VI STOCK-Cattle . . " ■non their rocertained mneoiand tho value drowning. Ho was delirious from slokSheep .cklen'i Arnica Sab • of their work, an 1 they should be neither ex­ pected nor a io «ed to do questiurtsbe party n^gS^Good to choioe' w tn tbe world for service. The interests of toe people will be Sait Rheum. Fever Bars. lenor. Dr. Hurd, of the Pontiac Insane AsyTalents.................. better protested: tbe estimate of public labor Terry, of St. Patrick'# Church, died vej MfiffiEKF vrill be immetuely improved: pablto luin, writes that the two members ot the WHlrf-Hal Med........ No. S Spring employment will be open to an who demon­ “bewitched” Mount Morris family taken OATtwistera strate their fitness to enier IL. Tbe unseem­ suddenly about six o’clock teat evening m beart-diseaaa. lie was aoatM In the library ly eerambi.' to place under the Government, with the ooneeouent Impor unity which em­ of the parsonage, conversing with Mr. F. Mrs. Livingston, ba thought, could safely POHK-iitei:.:::::::::::: n bitters official life, will cease, and tbe public 19 00 The Adrian Evening Record b*» suspended. Donahue and Mr. Hayes, whan be fell be taken to ber former home in Chippewa _ —__ ——.11 _>n.. from fate chair. He was caught In the arms My physician said I could not live., np party to which they owe their places, instead of his friends and placed on the sofa, but lucion “tbe nest should be broken up.” OfqjnfryfftSfSmtly vomited greenish ’""‘JS? of rendering pattoat and honest return to the BF'E.feSSS before medical assistance arrived he was Such people living together without mediCHICAGO. BKBVE8-Kxtra ’’TbSve that tbe public u-mpcr Is such that dead. OMtea........................... * the voters of the land ate prepared toaupporc .Good.................................. m.Soa«ito.B. Y. tbe party which wives the beat promise of adMadhus . ’, nxliuster.ng tbe Government In t&e hone»L Alfred Battram was killed recently in a Bulcbew- stock Boston, Aug.. SA—The United States Try • bnttt, X Down,' Kill>r f»r j.rur cold «M or «• simple ana piaiu maimer which la c<m*btent _ fiSgr CoMte........ „. . ” wk Bwrr tank wwtatal steamship Tallapoosa, with one hundred lumber camp in Jennings, Missaukee SHEEP County, by a falling limb. His body was Ainwnt ruool rtrtl »b»n>er. kUeri.l Alm""' farn»'"»• and forty officers and men on board, was BUTTER^Creamen-'.' era of 9900. _______ _ sank on Tbuffbday evening at Martha’s betrayal. Tne rtatpamansbip they require Good to Choice Da Vineyard, by eoliirion with the schooner burial. cOTietets m honesty und frugality, a prompt BGGB—Fresh rmpoase to tbe nexta or the people as Probate Order. James 8. Lowell. Tho Ilves of all but four , Recent forest fires near East Tawas, FLU UH-Winter The Boldiera and Bailc they arise, and tbe vigilant protection loeco County, destroyed Mr. Offman’t of alt their varied fti terest< If 1 Of Barry county will hold their Beconc •teouM bo ra ted to tee chief uiagicracy ot GRAIN— Heanlun » Wedneeday, Thareday aM Chandler on board. Un Nation by tin* suffrages of my fellow-crtlCorp No. X. burying their household goods and leav­ sens I will asautne tbe duties of that high ofing. Tbe fire was running rapidly before ftcr with a solemn dte.-rrain.ttion to dedicate September 3d, 4lh 4th and aa4 Sth, 5th, 1884, . Mew Free Delivery Offices. protica southwest gale, and It was feared great ®*ri«5*- Na S................... Cornelia "• humble reliance upon ibe favor and support Wasebngtox, Aug. 28. — Fre^doHvery damage would bo dona BROOM CORNAT KAVnXM. of the Supreme Being, who. 1 believe, will al­ Green Burl asrvke will be established at the following ways btewi honest human endeavor in the Ft no Green ’ Benjamin Slack, engineer at Carter’! “a “**“• «**tar mtahon eoDscieetioua diseharge of public duty. tnOlrt’C• Inferior. mill, at Williams Station, Kalamasoo Grovxk Ci.eveuaxd. canters; La Croaac, Wte, five carriers; To Ootenni William F. VUas, Chairman, and Decatur, HL, five earrten; San Joao, Cat, tramp the other night and died in half an Merlbod onrt (or rroxon. <br''l« tta .......... five carriers; Sioux City, la., four carriera; iaKtonai Convention. Common Immrf SU1W Sedalia, Mo., five canters; Fart Worth, The lumber-mill of Doherty, Alberts & ....... . ............. 2! <«■»<> THE REUNION st ffiSHSSSSS K®iSSw=- •S3fB)sss?S fin a few nights ago. Loes on mill S£J,000, on lumber not known; partly inrarod. yswierday. Bishop Potter united JalL Of u»l» <*“* 1 BANS **-2 �4Hits* The Hastings Banner. yroterday, er- ®ky not be generally known that Mr. r?**<??mber “ dog fancier. In technical grammar. The -Effects ot fact, the Bankbr wm in blimful ignor­ ance of Allan ’ s predeliction for' the Alcohol andXarooUcs iwon th« Hm.. System" Will be the theme for a lecture canine race until the following *dvertiaement ttbsen cd in a Detroit evin the afternoon by Dr. Polhemda in the evening Prof. Pattengill wUHeeture m the Presbyterian church upon the subject of -The Prose and Poster ot War." ; This appeal was not long, to remain /Friday forenoon Prof. Pattengill will unanswered. Every mail brought a lecture on penmanship and school gov­ large number of letters addressed “A. ernment; Prof. Hall on arithmetic and R. M., Lock Box 112." Mr. A. R. McOmber rents the box above mentioned, technical grammar. The public are cordially Invited to at­ and for several days he has been kept Uon. Sour Stomach. Diarrhoea, and tend any ot the sessions of the Institute very Iftisy in the reading of his volum­ Feverirtmeax It uuure. health and inous correspondence, chiefly from natural steep, without morphine. Prof. Hall and son Arthur are in the owners of “brindle bixH pups," aB of whom signified a wiBingness to part dty. with their pets for a money considera­ Mr. A. D. Niskerfi left for West Point tion. One correspondent avered that Monday. "he had the dogondest dog that ever Mrs.. Miles Main is visiting friends in lived;” that “it could whip any blasted CEHTAUR LINIWIENT—an absolute cure for RbeamaVermontville. dog in the state," etc., etc. On Tuesday 1 lam, Sprains, Burns, Gulls, &c. ^The most Powerful and Pene­ Hon. H. F. Pennington, of Charlotte, the fun came to a focus when the ex­ trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. pressman halted at McOmber’s place of was in the city Monday. . business and unloaded a crate addressed Miss Jennie Hogle is visiting friends to “A. R. Mre Hastings, Mich.," and and relative in Grand Rapids. ' containing a large, mcek-looking, long­ Prof. Cole and family are domiciled eared, sore-eyed dog. It smashed a five |n the Dewsy residence, Broadway. dollar biB to pay for the cigars smoked ! Mrs. Geo. Goodyear and Mnu Austin at Mc.’s expense. He says he didn’t Are at Grand Rapids for a few days. know that he had so many friends. | Mr. and Mrs. C. G‘. Bentley and part}' The Durfee Trial.—Wednesday returned from Gun Lake Wednesday. morning commenced the work of secur­ ^ES-L«sssast JSSSTi-.*——«. SS?5s<K"SLeatari of *by their MicaSui °Tf wm.mUSiCevening Mr. M. L. BlUIams wag a “auflerer-tn the amount of .nd Mr. John Wei mTm Local News. •ert parted with •!. Tkk committee requert that our eitl““ 4e~r*te their buain« residences as generally as possible on th» occasion of the soldiers’^Xon in Rook- which he -**• oHer for >heetMn.te __ clock drilled Hoi I’olnU, all kind*. Three r. a. Start— p uio* Tuesday night about midnight the &re alarm was sounded, occasioned by the burning of the building occupied as a laundry by Mr. Gutekintz, in the sec­ ond ward near the freight depot The building was entirely consumed. . °UZ7 HORSE FOB SALE! Would make inquire of Dr. E. H. Lathrop. „„ not hurt jour eyesight flock SlRti. ’ thiadty. We hope that thi. request will be complied with. L NOTICE TO FARMERS. Hating rented the PrlcharrivfUe Milla M ’.p, rlaliiy, and make Rood FanUly flour it-< nil be un»do in the starte. Respectfully yours, 8. MUNRO. Watches! are sold cheaper than ever by John Bessmer. He sells the • Flgin and Waltham watches, and they are the l>eHt ever made. Old watches taken in exchange for new ones. Be sure and call on him. Electric Clock Sign. ' W. C. T. U.—Having had a vacation of a few weeks, the session of the W. C. T. U., will be resumed Tuesday, Sept 9 Meeting at Mra.C. G. Bentley’s, at which time and place there will be a tea social and ten cent collection for the lienefit of the union. Tile body of Frank Makepeace was brought to this city Friday, from Kal­ amazoo. and interred in Riverside cem­ etery. Mr. Makepeace died at the asy­ lum in Kalamazoo, where he had been f 'irctilation thix week, 2,100. confined for some time. He leaves a wife and one daughter, Mrs. Frank Head Mr. Hecox’ letter. Stebbins. He had an extensive ac­ Do n»»t forget the reunion. quaintance and many friends in and n:e IL K. Grant's half page announce­ about the city. ment. * '■ < ■ . . Prof. Cole desires' us to announce • Fast horses are becoming the rage in that it- is his intention to continue the ■ teachers’ classes each fall and spring, as ( We want the mony due us on sub­ instituted by Prof. Hall. AB those ex­ scriptions. pecting to teach the coming year, and Note the change in Brooks & Cook’s who desire a more thorough prepara­ advertisement. . tion for their work should attend the Theme is a scarcity of houses for teachers’ class here. Prof. Cole is an experienced instructor, comes to our rent in this city. Everybody comeXo the soldiers’ re­ city highly recommended, and we have no doubt will prove a thorough success. union next week. O. D. SPAULDING. Wheat is being marketed here at quite a lively rate. A cellar is l»eing built under the grocert of-Preston & Cook. Well. Lowell; when are you to • paralyze" Hastings' ball club? - Thirteen united- with the M. E. .hurch in this city .Sunday last. Regular services at the Presbyter­ ian‘hurch Sunday morning next. . ’ Kememijer the ice cream tent, at which the ladies' band will preside. The Banner at 81.00 a year is the best and cheapest paper in Barry coun- Several from thia city w£jdt to Grand Rapids Tuesday to see Barnum’s show. Mi;-. W. II. Hayford is making material improvements on and about her residence. i The .com mon council of this city met in special session Friday evening last for the purpose of making arrange­ ments for the extraction of a stamp “from in front and south of Maynard’s,” at a cost of 81. At least the supposi­ tion is that the city dads convened for that purpose, as the aBowance of a claim of H. G. Carter for 825.25 com­ prised the other business transacted, as appears from the official proceed­ ings published elsewhere. Mr. William Ream, qf this city, was at work for the Journal contribu­ tor, the Julia A. Moore of Barry cqimty, Mr. CaldwaBder, in harvest. Mr. R. says that Alonzo then stated to him this, in substance: “I am not much of a poBtician, but I believe I shaB vote for Mr. Blaine." Mr. R. said to him “Look here, CadwaBder, to speak plain­ ly you intend to do this: if the repubBcans give you an office, you wiB vote for Blaine; if they don’t you won’t." Mr. R. hit the nail squarely on the ' The Bantings hose company won the prize Imnner at the street parade at' Charlotte Tuesdays .< head. Which shall p-e have first, water Company F, Fall In!—There .will works or the railroad? Let us b« truly be a reunion of the surviving members grateful if we have either. • of Co. F, 8th Mich. Vet. VoL Inft, The young lailietrfaiihd wiB'servehot (Barry county cadets,) at the camp-fire coffee, lunches and ice cream in the Thursday evening, September 4th, when aB wiB be present or accounted for. court yard during the reunion. On Monday alpair of steel-*bow far Address, O. H. Greenfield, Hastings. and near sighted spectacles were lost. Finder please leave at this office. The uniforms for the band have rived, and now the boys need not be ashamed to go out with the beet of them. The telephone exchange has not yet inien put in this city, hor has wdrk been commenced .on the line to Freeport and Woodland. The first of the series of teachers’ ex­ aminations by the Barry county board .of examiners will take place in this city .Saturday next. A five-year old son of Mr. HoBis Knowles’ fell and broke his arm Sun­ day. Dr. Lampman was caBed and re­ duced the fracture. Skating Rdck. — This. Thursday morning, Messrs. Hike Kenfleld and Chas. W. Jordan broke ground for a skating rink on Jefferson street, be­ tween Rock’s blacksmith shop and the feed barn. The skating room wiB be 50x120, with balcony of sufficient site to seat 300 people. In front of the skat­ ing room will be an office 12x16, to be used for a cloak and skate room. It is expected that the budding wHl cost 81,600; the same to be 14 feet between joists and sided. The floor will be of hard maple and laid after the moat approved plan. The bunding wiB be completed in four week's time. The Banner wishes the boys success in their venture. r' for Infants and Children Politics or No Politics! central school building for examination. The county examiners mM in the office of the county clerk Tuesday, preP^fcd a schedule of examinations, <hich i, published abewbere, «d eket«1 Enoch Andnutecreten for the tn- h hag school ytw. Tin: llasllngn Comet Band and the Eadies Band with the Banoot to ax- Dr Polhemus.or tel. city, gave a weB- EVER KEPT IN BARRY COUNTY. to sell hia. goods prices everybody.. will Hand-Made Extension .Tables a Specialty. see goods prices before SAVE MONEY. for LADIES' best in world. place, Front, Mich. buy and Archie McCoy WE OFFER The Largest Stock, The Most- Reliably Goods, And Lowest Prices, BOOTS a'^.oes 79^5 AUGUSTUS ROWER, Three doors west HSECLECTRIC OIL h^‘‘U“u friend* who will he pleaseu w hieeuoceM._________ _________ A Miss E. E. Halleck was, at the board meeting Tuesday evening, elected first assistant, and Miss Kate WiBiams, TO. li^ ^true chant> <£rof this dty, teacher of the 6tb grade. Born, Wednesday Aug 27, to Mr. iSirtlSau marerr “-toll Hired at t»O«. and Mrs. Ike Hendershott, a boy. Con­ gratulations are in order. COUNCIL PROCEEDINOB. Common council met in Bion Tuesday evening, Aug. --d, 18M. His Honor Mayor Powers in the chair. The following aidermen were present: Aids. Tinkler, Beamer, Hogle, Jones, Wood and Parker. _• . The account of II. G. Carter, work on cemetery road north. S25.25, was pre- W^)v<Ald. Jones, That the account be aUowed and an order drawn on the re­ reunion of Co. F,8U spective fund. Carried by aB ayes. *Bv Aid. Beamer, That the street Pat1 mvernment: Prot commissinrier be authorised to have Mieh. Vola. Inft, pt stump dug out in front and south of ng elementary sound*, je- ni<l Sth a# may oome, at llaatlnga. 1684 „ ibis i» «< for the U.‘8.M*ory. U theoftime 1 Tt^mnment the Barry Co. annun dcampn^u" battalion of This by i boya. jAjosa mure. timed lecture on anutomy. Wedne«!.y tbe most complete S Prof. Cole wishes aB those who ex- MoCOY It • Mr. E. D. Whitlock and Miss Kittie ing a jury in the Durfee murder case. is a positive fact that ARCHIE has the Holbrook spent Sunday last at Gun As the Banner has many additional stock of readers since an account of the crime , Miss Belle Greble has returned from was published, we give a brief outline an exuded visit at Detroit and Battle of the salient points in the case. At the May term of circuit court a suit be­ Creek. ■ Air. Stimson, of Ann Arbor, is spend­ tween Orvin Thorpe and Stephen Dur­ fee. an appeal from justice court, was ing a few days with A. Black and decided against the latter, the judg­ familv. He is bound at that ment of the lower court being affirmed. Mrs. E. Goodenow, of Albion, is satisfy While in this city Tuesday, May 13th, spending a few days frith relatives in deputy sheriff Geer served upon Durfee ithis city. a notice of biB of costs, whereupon Mrs. A. S. Dean and daughter re­ Durfee became very' angry, threatened turned last week from a several weeks' violence to the officer and also threat-' visit in Ohio. ened to kiB any officer stepping foot on Ed. Nye, whom we expect after Nov. to his premises for the purpose of col­ Call and my and get you ,4th to address as Register Nye, was in lecting the same. Durfee then went to a hardware store and purchased a revol­ town Tuesday. Sole Agent the FAVORITE PILLOW SHAM Mr. and Mrs. Will Morse are spend­ ver and cartridges. The next day, Wed­ the ing the week in the city, in attendance nesday, officers Wm. A. Scudder and HOLDERS, the W. Geer went to Durfee’s with a war­ at the institute. Remember the Blue South Side State Street, rant for his arrest for assault upon Geer. Mrs. Florence Bowne entertained a The officers arrived at Durfee’s premi­ Hastings, number of her friends by a tea party a ses in Rutland about noon and found few evenings since. _ him and a man named Porter near the Mr. Miles Main writes to his family barn grinding an ax. While Geer was from northern Hlinois that he has hitching the team at the road, side plenty of work at his trade (carpenter) Scudder approached the two men. See­ there. ing the ax he commanded Durfee to lay Mre. C. F. Brooks and Miss Eliza down the same, which he refused to do. Kelly, were in Grand Rapids a few days Durfee, as was shown by the testimony of the past week. Suppose they saw at the inquest, drew his revover and fired at Scudder, the latter ■ replying in Jumbo. Messrs. Dick Bates and Walker Math­ kind, the combatants clinching after ews, of the agricultural college, are emptying aB of the chambers in their spending their vacation in this city and revolvers. By this time Geer arrived and attempted to shoot Durfee, but his [ vicinity, . revolver missed fire. Seeing this Dur­ Miss II. Bell, a former assistant in fee released his hold upon Scudder, the Hastings High school, is spending who fell back dead, and gave chase to a few days in the dty, the guest of Mrs. Geer, having his ax in his hands. Af­ WiB H. Goodyear. ter chasing the officer some distance Dr. A. L. Taylor and Miss Flora Durfee turned about, cut the tie strap IN OUR NEW STOCK OF Blake, of Irving, were married Thurs­ holding thp officers’ team, and drove day of last week. aThey have the con­ off. He was arrested the same night gratulations of the Banner. near Lacey. H. E. Kingsburg, of Muskegon, a About 4 p. m. Wednesday a jury was former Hastingsite, and one who has securd, composed of the following per­ many friends here, spent several days sons: of the past week in this city and vicini­ Bvron. B. Willison, Barry. Horace W. Snow, Yankee Springs. ty. Joseph T. Crumback, Thornapple. Mr. H. Barrett and wife, of Lorine Jeise Townsend. Jr., Hastings. county, 0^ are spoiling a few weeks in . Wm. .Ionian, Woodland. this locaHty, the gueets of A. S. Dean Fred J. Quick, Maple Grove. Edward Qealer, Baltimore. and family, of this city, and Mr. Bene­ Ira B. Bachelor, Castleton. dict and family, of Rutland. Daniel P. Wolf, Maple Grove. Prof. W. I. Marble, of NashviBe, Patrick Dooley, Irving. Emmerson W. Hyde, Maple Grove. was selected by the probate judge as of the bank. A. C. CahiB, Orangeville. school examiner to fill the vacancy As we go to press thp trial is in caused by the removal of Prof. Halt progress, with a large attendance. The Prof Marble was last year principal of testimony wiB be given in. next issue the Otsego schools, is a thorough schol­ ar and we predict will make a valuable of the Banner._______ ' At Charlotte Wednesday the Hast­ member of the board. ■nd Bruises, Asthma, Catarrh. Coughs,Colds, Sore Throat. Diphtheria, Burns, We clip the following from a Roch­ ings hose company won first money and the belt in the state championship ester, N. Yre paper of tt rece^ Mr. Holbrook is a Barry county boy, race. Timo-41** as taken by several The judges gave time 43. his mother and sisters now residing in watches. AT a regular communication of 1 The Big Rapids company faded to do Hastings lodge. No. 52, F. & A. M., the work and therefore got no time. held in Masonic hall, Aug. 6th, A. D. Officers of Workingman’s Temper­ 1884, the foBowing resolutions were ance club elected Tueeday evening: adopted. . I*resident—John Michael. To the worshipful MMtor Wsrdmu wgl Broth era of HMtluca Lodge, No. tELF. A A.ML; Vice Pres.-IL C. Waters. Your committee designated to draft resolu­ Treasurer—Harry Anderson. road. Tbe noxt heted of him he tions upon the death of Brouter ML-Hadtey. Secretary-J. W. Cappy. would respectfuHy report the following: Financial Sec.-J. A. Hew«. Whmickab. It has nltaakd the Supreme Rider Sargeant at Anns—fieo. Itadford. The Institute.—The largest and The Sunday school classes of Rev. Hunsberger and Judge Smith, with in­ moat successful teachers’ Institute in vited friends, are to have a picnic at the history of Barry county is in pro­ gress at the high school room in this Thornapple Saturday. It will be borne in mind that a city. Prof. H. R. PatUngill, ot diploma from the Hastings High school Rapids, Is conductor of the institute, admits the student to the University and Prof. C. B. HaB local committee. The teachers met and organized Mon­ without examination. .“Sf'S.uj' day, the enrollment showing an attam- Sm“ln contact with Silverware! I wiB seB my sHver- Uoe ot 80. In tho afternoon Prof­ »are at greatly reduced prices to make Hall gave short lectures on the subject room for full stock. ot arithmetic, civil government and •>«IHN HESSMER, Electric Ctoflk 8!<n. spelling; Prof. Pot*®1^1 0,1 rwding HoW&k InTta p>«“ 1*eiisons having books in their pos­ geography. „ session belonging to the school Bbrary, and Tueeday the enrollment was! W. Tb< are requested to return the same on topics discussed by Prof- Pattengl Thursday afternoon of next week, Sept. 4 th. Ptvt to enter the high school, and who have not as yet been examined for claai HcaUon, to meet him Saturday at the CASTOR IA WAnv?^lBBINDFE ¥rLL PCP- 100. ■ �HAVE BOUGHT Large and Elegant Stock LWKI .suUiXDOl derof fl ind • ft IT we CLOTHING! ■that the /Banjul each crt fOLU in tbe W ing year Grainmi HMM Primary Which will be Opened Frith to witni distance each to horse w< onds. Barni pie Lata remained I want everybody to see these Goods, for they will be sold Cheap toMuskf citizens see aU th both at tl through i LaDIB iadba w aid fund, invited ti of the I o'dock p. 1884. to ti portion 1 order of i shape of the foot, and held tn place-by Mexican Habfta. coarse thnnge which pass over the foot and around tho instep. Mexicans oi Women with heavy burdens on their the upper class, of both sexes, wear backs, unmindful of eitherdust or sun clothing which rivals in richness and heat, slip every now* and then along the paseo. They are all bound for the Ajtete the best efforts of the tailors of St same place—the*city market—with their "Louis, London or Paris. Tbe world contains no gentlemen and ladies more loads of green produce. They are bare­ faultlessly dressed or better bred than headed, many of them are barefooted, they.—Cor. St Lotos Glotf-Democrat barelegged and barearmed. Now and then one, with a fifty pound weight on her back, has a fifteen pound baby in Curiosities of Definition. her arms. Or, if the burden is smaller There was a fiction that crocodiles and the child larger, the former is car­ ried iu the arms and the lauer on the wept over their prey; hence the tears oi back, sitting in a sort of cradle or pouch a hypocrite were named. Bullokar,. in of cloth attached to the mother's shoul­ 1616, made an English dictionary in ders, its bare legs bestriding her side which under tbe word he says: "A croc­ and its brown armes clasping her shoul­ odile will weepe over a man's head ders or vainly clutching the air. Labor­ when he hath devoured the body, and ing women invariably carry ttair infante than will eate up the head too. • • • thus upon their backs, revealing their I saw one of these beasts in London, Indian descent and character at a brought thither dead, but in perfect glance. The garment used for this im­ forme, of about two yards longV provised cradle is generally the familiar Bullokar was followed by Minsbeu. zebqzo, the only outer clothing worn by who issued in 1617, second edition 1626, girls and women of the lower order in a polyglot, but yet true English diction­ this country. It is a plain strip of some ary, remarkable as tbe first effort at dark material—doubtless cotton—two English etymology, as tho first book or three yards long and not over one giving a printed Hit of subscribers to it, yard wide.. The zebozo is worn much and giving an amusing account of ths as a Northern woman throws a shawl origin of too word Cockney: over her bead and shoulders for a mo­ “A Cockney or Cocksy, applied only ment's run out doors. It is both head­ to one born within the sound of Bow­ dress and outer grument for the upper bell, that is, within tbe city of London, part of the person. Thrown back from which tearme came first out of this tale: tbe head, but retained by tbe ends in ■That a citizen's sonne front, jt may be a couch for a child or a his father out of London i sack for a considerable bundle. Ou the country, and being a street and the plaza, in the market and ly ignorant bow come or caCtal M church, zebozo* may be counted at created, asked when be heard eko.^ any hour of the day by acores and even neigh, what tbe Iiorse did;’ his fittter doth the cockc neigh too? and there­ fore Cockney or Cocknic, by Inversion unripe in countrey-mens affaires. But tbe dictionary ofAhis period what its author Henry (fodreram. wi publishing It in 1628. waepteeeed to call of the more difficult nutbora already printed in our ttMlN DELICIOUS I Easily Digested! Folloi pointed ft and sailor 4th and Si General nte,1 chair F. Alexai field. B. : White. Advertl GrenfitK Smith. "j^aker der, W. P URE I will have in a few days an invoice of Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa! A preparation that will not distress the most SICK MultH.Sottpn delicate stomach. Unequaled for delicacy of flavor,' nutritious properties and digestibility. Put up in Yi lb. tins. HEAD ACHE Humphrey’s Homeopathic Specifics! ISUKDA PACIFIC R’Y CARTES Into books, a the first giving jumble of raphy. Among the found “bubulcitate,” with tbe meaning, “to cry like a cow-boy.” ’ IRON part it fa H. DOWNS Veterinary Specifics FOR COLDS Book descriptive of diseases Free Agency of Detroit White Lead Works. The Beet Assorted Drug Stock in Barry County Fred’k Hotchkiss, Bills. chi audited^ when all trwuwrt ■►Maryan,: man of th PhilliMe 'nixtee. J CHICAGO. I also have the Agency of Acker’s English Remedies AU Mik PMMMRtt v«*nM in t Saturday hardly if at all. larger than the Primer and the third, GrounJ B. Shrine; , Invltatl Birdsall, ] Tento.— W. Vroon rwy AUaaUa LEA ROUTE. I am also Agent for Call for one of the menuals given away schoolers. clarkes, merebante: The wi Saturday a large m bled togs on its fii sales of i< necessity and uhrte btrt SlOv cream. ,1 nicely, t plause. has levo cur- ? by tho t®*- �— The Hastings Banner. o'from SOW) to tor Bltine ud ottee convaoticxi, owia^ to^S "*aa. So may it be with Mlehlgwn. that he mu.t leeve tor kutberingoomptated it. b^T J. M. ROGERS & CO. om„ 1, eonneetad with , v,n.ie r_xt*rtBZiire. “ an organ of the union parthe anuoupcement of the chanw. tbe editor Mr. J. W. HtiUck ” ' Local News. LrlXti. F- B®1" '°r jaiy t®.,(***___ — •. _____ __ ■—; ^•mT-pirs, «tra jurymen were /romoeedforth.-nurfee trid, by or- • of tbe court. TB<W. ftO“> tl,iS S0CU°n ^..■ittbereut”03 "t ltiUle Creek Swek report a very large attendance .J, toe time. I. wovut tppf" l’r01n the court pr‘>’ JiiMU thus rar tbe present term that 5^. people have had a sufficiency 1 Lmtttis in erlmial casM. There JXi a verdict- ot "guilty” in ' ^eh crlmimd case tried. fiu.0Wl.MU* the corps ot teacbere utie Middleville sehool tor the com-t«r: Principal. -Mr. Will Morse; Gnnmar department, Mrs. Wfll Morse; lutenuediate. Miss Lunn Parkhurst; Prittary.Lizzle Hendershott. . . FBlDAV-Lista large number of peo­ ple. were attractel to the fair grounds to witness a race between- Mr. Hurd Gntfi and Mr. E. Y. Bogle’s mare. The distance was it’J yards, man and horse each- to have a "living start.” The bone won by six feet; tiffie 10K sec­ oodA BiRxrx’s sho w stopped at Thornap­ ple Take Saturday evening, where it remained until Sunday afternoon, when it passed throbgh this place on the way to Muskegon. A large number of our citizens toproyed the opportunity to see all that was passible of the show, loth at the lake and as the trains passed __througb the city. Ladies’ Kailroad Aid Fund.—The lad‘.» who raised .the ladies’ railroad aid fund, last winter, are respectfully ' invited to meet in the directors’ room of the Hastings national bank at 2 o’clock p. m., on Saturday, August 80, .1884, to take into consideration' the dispoaition to be made of said fund. By order of the local directors. weather was exceedingly frigid Saturday evening last, and although a large number of our citizens assem­ bled to gleet the Young Ladies’ Band ofi its first appiarance in public, the sales of ice crearn were not large. The necessity of wearing blanket shawls and ulsters will explain the reason that •but $10 were realized from the sales of crttim. The young ladies played very nieriy: they being given hearty ap­ plause. zThe Following are the committees appointed for the reunion of the soldiers and sailors of Barry county, on the 3d/ Ith and Sth bl September: Gt-neral Committee.—John H. Den­ nis chairman; W. Z. Ball, secretary; F. Alexander, treasurer; 0. IL Greenlielli, B. Shriner, Geo. Osborn! John White. ' Advertising and Printings.—O. H. ‘iwnfieid, chairman; W. Z. Ball, II. M. South. Speakers,—J. H. Dennis, F. Alexandenff.F. Hicks, Musfc.-B. bhriner, Geo. Wheel*/ J. H. Button. frgmin.-W. F. Hicks, J. H. Denn». r. Alexander. Gruunto-F Alexander. W. F. Hicks, ». Shriner. torttAtiorK-F. Alexander, D. E. Birdsall, E. II. Lathrop. hm 11 • Lathrop, W. F. Hicb, IL X smith. wv y s,nKh, John White, I. w • \ rooman. Ail bills and claims must be presentto the chairman of the committees under which the same was incurred. Bills, claims • and demands are to be audited byHhe general committee, and • wntn allowed shall be paid by the treasurer on an order signed by the sec­ retary and Countersigned by the chairof the general committee. JJoniBiTioN Convention. — The ■ Tbe oongremlonal delaratu elonteu W“V' *■Uarder-Dr M. C. Woodman­ see. Travers PhUUpe, Dr. H. C. Carpem ter, John H. Norris. Delegate, from each ot tbe towns and wards represented were elected to at­ tend the senatorial convention here­ after to be called. A county committee was also elected, with L. E. Stauffer chairman, J. G. Runyan treasurer Travers Phillips secretary. ' " ’ The convention next proceeded to nominate a county ticket. In a well-timed speech, John Michael of thia city, presented the name of Hon’ Porter Burton for representative. Ro was chueen, receiving aB of the 55 bal­ lots cast. Jesse Jourdan, of Woodland, received the nomination for probate judge on the first ballot, receiving 44 of the 48 votes cast. . L. E. Stauffer, ot this city, was nom­ inated for sheriff on the second ballot For clerk, the convention named George W. Ickes, of Thornapple. For treasurer, Travers Phillips, of this city, was nominated. David Stiles, of Johnstown, was placed in the field for register. No nominations were made for pros­ ecuting attorney, circuit court commis­ sioners ot surveyor; the county com­ mittee being instructed to fill those places with prohibitionists if they could; otherwise they were to be left vacant. Dr. M. C. Woodmansee, of this city, and Dr. H. C. Carpenter, of Woodland, were nominated for coroners. Mrs. N. Bailey read the resolutions which the committee had adopted, pledging support to the national, state and county nominees of the prohibition party. The resolutions. were unani­ mously adopted. Mrs. Bailey then gave a short address which was well received. After that the convention adjourned. NOTES. The ladies’ union of Johnstown was well represented, and furnished excel­ lent music. ' The delegates were an earnest, intel­ ligent lot of men. However much we may differ from them as to the method of dealing with the liquor traffic, we must concede their honesty of purpose. Of the 55 delegates, we were in­ formed that 33 were formerly republi­ cans, 22 former democrats and green­ backers. Of the candidates placed in nomination the first three were form­ erly ^Umocrate and greenbackers, the last five republicans. The convention was harmonious throughout, and the utmost good feel­ ing prevailed. The sentiment of the convention was for a straight ticket. No endorsements and no nominations of any but party prohibitionists. From what we heard, we should say the delegates to the state convention favored David Preston, of Detroit, for governor. , Uurrf “P“««®or advocate the printiuSuuSewS?>.W,laoD’ —THEY SELL— P«ible I race tee gained a staunch convert through °the my aa oom venton to the union party, so tar it has been accouipllahwL ,'*UIMr “ “ hAOTwHk„^'*ht month« “>• P«rt ^r&’oo^w^*^^ opposition of the prohiand the liquor dement In spite or all odds it could have breasted tbecurrent but for a troublelim^ me which, owing to the general strin£SS andAh® iD“P°«8ibility of getting 8ecurity« nS nSJu? mortgage the union party men have now taken nossMainn £*V“ twMn contro1 or the P“P®. I nave offered to abiadon all Boeocial interest in the Pow rather than continue In a petition where lay pereonjLlTS <?n,noLbe at Present 1'ufiJ- reprawotod. but after a full and trank d£ mission of the questions involved it seemed to be the unanimous desire of those interested that I shall continue in charge, and while I undertake the task witti regrd, I shall give them earnest and honest work, nor stop at any half way house. 3 Mresra. Houck & Barnie, managers of the Baltimore, Md.. base kill clul? state as the opinion of all base ball players —and no set of men are more suscepti­ ble to sDrains, bruise®, aches and pains that bt. Jacobs Oil, the Great German Remedy, is the best cure ever used, and they jointly acknowledge its merits. The Crown Grain Drill, EX S FOR STRENGTH AND TRUE FRUIT FLAVOR THEY STAND HOME. ’W’tmo ar tmi .... cmomo, Baking Powder Co., UoulSi . uu Dr. Mm’s tmm Baking Ptwder Dr Price’s Lupulln Yeast Gems, Best __ _ L16HT HEALTHY BREAD w YEASTGEMS In the days of biliousness when your rtlsad by this yesst Is light, white aad whoH. liver is torbid and your skin vellow, re­ some Ilka our grandmother's delicious br-.ad. member you have a never-failing friend CROCERS^aKLLJHSM. in Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tonic, which is unequaled in purity and efficacious­ Price Baking Powder Co., ness. In caces of dyspepsia, costiveness, ague and malaria diseases and diseases Chicago, 111. St. Loulr.Mo. ot the bluod and kidneys, its action is prompt and cure speedy. Price 50 cents, of Fred’k Hotchkiss/ ADIES OF HASTINGS, arm ot ir. men wtin rtowut Emas, REMEMBER THREE FACTS. A General Assortment of Farm Implements in Stock. J. M. BOGERS & CO, Now that the Harvest is Past And Farmers have secured their Grain We are Happy! For the reason that we are on deck, fresh as ■ Daisies, with a bang-up stock of Spangemaeher & Mason. 2nd— B EWARE i Imitations. I It is positively proven that Zoa-Phora (“Dr. Pengellv’s Woman’s Friend”), is the best known remedy for all complaints peculiar to Women, young or old. Do Yon M to Save Money ’ Any Lady needing such a remedy -and postponing the use of Zoa - Ph ora, makes »a dangerous (per­ haps fatal) mistake. IF SO, COME TO . .'S. GRAND RAPIDS 5® YROM Emporia, Kansas. Sir:—Through the kindness of my brother I regularly receive the Banner, and to a man who has spent most of his life in Michigan it Is like the shadowt of n great rock in a weary land. ’ As to how we grow corn in Kansas. The first thing to be done is to take a stalk cutter, a machine with revolving knives drawn by a span of horses, and —FOR SALE AT— cut all the dry corn stalks Into pieces about six inches in length, when they will not bother in the future. This done, the farmer takes a lister, which plants the corn one kernel in a place between the old rows. When the lister is used no plowing is done, but the this dale. Hope. AW..I mb. HAZKl. leveling the ground with a harrow. As soon as the corn is large enough to permit, the fanner mounts a two horse wheel cultivator, cultivating the corn twice and sometimes thre6 times. SUPERtORyD fiNDDRSEDm4r There is no sowing plaster nor manur­ 1 * -OT^ ing land here. The prospect is that AND BUY YOUR 3rd—Every Woman, sickly or beaitty, should read Dr. rengelly’s book, “Advice to Mothenii IO J, 3, Egberts’ Km Room. ^\TEg?O/^ A large portion of which is of our own manu­ facture, and A 1 Goods. Be sure and call at our establishment when in want of goods in our line. Our blessings are not appreciated un­ til we are deprived of them. Most not­ able among them is health, the lack of which magnifies our other burdens. A backing cough, a severe cold, or any throat or lung disease is very trouble* some^but all these may be quickly and permanently removed bv Dr. Biglow’s Positive Cure. Pries oO cents; trial bottle^free of Fred’k Hotchkiss. ' «>.. Kalamazoo. Mich. For sale by FREDERICK HOTCHKISS. CLOTHING AT THE pOR SALE At a Bargain. Tbe property koow>M the "Morgan Plaeo.” oo Chiuehstreet, Hast Ings, Mich. | For terms, etc., call on or address 1 C. Whitcomb, AU»T. Or MM. »■ »■ roTTBK ViraoctTllw. U Great Star Clothing House! Best Assortment in the State at the Lowest Living Rates. Just now we are offering Light Weight Goods at Less than Cost of Manufacturing. HASTINGS BANNER, H O»LT 81.00 A TBA*. IN ADVAMOL 45000 ’ ENTS assembly was called to or- At the elevator at Ellsworth they pay Hm . w“ <>«<«<> by Rev. J. & 32@39c for Turkey, and 45©49c for ^■ofN^viUe. The committee white May, so it is hard times for the gjgffXwuaiaaa »*<«••*«“• “ j w ,, kafs- through tbelr chairman, farmers. . . Some friends have written me about “* web. ri'1"’rtwl dclf«ataB 10 th« . S. A. HOLMES, Agant, coming to Kansas. To such I would u®. ?’ pTent from Bar'?' CaflHMttoO, MW»Muto™"”u,laaUn«’ townahlp, say, the day is past for men of sm -- ------- ~ pr«b«te Notiw Thom.™?' 113,10 Oro''0, Rutland, means to successfully farm in th ".™»PPle and Woodland. .Ute. Intblup^totKiLM-ta^ 1TUI..U-coirt « U,^ WM wild 10 years *«o now mH* ration on permanent organiBsrton^>I'"“en<1“i thrt I!on- P°rt<,r MOteddOperwre. ® wiU C. C^.madechalnnao “od Dr. H. though Kansas at no dis .ant day J^Xof tbe richest guuwto theu^11 hoktb^! ■ swrBtarE- Mr. Burton ^chtir.and made . well-timed tails u® tor k*^8 thlmka k> the oonven- White Vests, 35 eta., 50 eta. and 81.00. Probat* Order. iw u» dtBAirv. holrten 1U tbe iVotete offlee in ot Hunting* In snld county on Tuesdaj. UeSa Ly oi wn' ‘D.t.l4SX*r OT< Light Coats at 25,50 and 75 Cents. Bargains in Suits and Dusters, All Straw *Hats at Half Price! ••JwUSwfeoltte ^lU-terUwsM rtbw ordwlttalIM* ... th*. niTSOM lU’rTM.rv IB Mt Hl cxaj»i* «aM rit-'in" a rt»rv <* 'wrr j tiie HaMtajr J UJ* «»j» irrn. ■ tar ForceM Broadcast Seeder! Grigga* Glycerine* Salve. The best on earth, can truly tie said of Griggs’ Glycerine Salve, which Is a sure cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds, and all other sores. Will pos­ itively cure piles, tetter and all skih eruptions. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money re­ funded. Only 25 oents. For sale ny Ft Hotchkiss. - EDITOR BANNER: Prohibition county convention con­ yowl in the court room in this city •Wday forenoon last at 11 o’clock, pLi.,Wa8 caUed t0 order by Travers ^chairmanof the county com;U.r / n^r " as made by Rev. W. com will be above the average crop A-Hunsberger. Dr. H. C. Carpenter, this season, at least in this part of the 'oodiand, was made temporary state. ‘ ,T>- Committees on resotatiomi, Wheat is a very large crop. I have yuentiaui. permanent organization seen threshers who say that the crop bu.10«, were appointed yields in many cases 40 bushels to the ’■dock p I^n'“dOn ,uli°urnal tm 8 acre, and none less than 15. The aver­ age will probably be 85 bushels to the !?°Ur n“niK1 for afternoon acre. The price is very low, however. Salt by the Barrel, Lime, । Stucco, &c., 13 asn‘«l me. and with «» Star Clothing House, GRAND RAPID*. �BUTLER TO THE PEOPLE granting sefaldto* •tppLsome AN ADDRESS AND AN ACCEPTANCE. party ba-i profewed to P£o*e* labor of the Bomb in it* righto and t gj taborer ot the party bos failed to do cither. Laboring me are out ot embloytneni an r Marring after Btroagiy Advocated. BtTT.RIt’s LETTER Loweli, Mass., Aug. IB —The address. It was given out yesterday by General Butler, it is a most voluminous document, occupying nearly five ordinary newspaper columns set in small type. The following 1* a synopsis of ft* principal roiuts. It opens a* follows: **;<■ U y> u> In oompl ante with ofbyepOated and anxious Inquiries, 1 hasten- to give socuirnt of my stewardship ot the polit­ ical interests with which I was charged. lhe/' "I. Hostility to all monopolies' io eotumerce, industries and land*. •X 1 be preservation of the National legaltender currency of the people, constitutional­ ly iMued by Congres* *U Tbe npodg o: nil men and women who ator in the production of wealth, to be pro­ tected agathst the encroachments of thou wj»o absorb and consume without pro luring. “4.The necessity for reform and correction of abuses in Government, so that its pressure on the people viuld be made as light ns pos­ sible; iu almlaUtratlon effective, to guar) the right* of American citizens at borne and abroad; to make publ.c servants, irii^ vidua! or incorporate,!subservient to tli- use at^l will of the ix-ople only, so as to restore prosperity of the country, with equal righty equal burdens, equal power* and e^ual privi“These latter were specially confided to m» by tho Democratic masses of MasMchusctt:, to whom alone 1 owe grateful duty for high consideration aud support during yeara of ef fort in reform of government, but to no Dem­ ocratic organization whatever. The/ were fit ba presented tn the National'. Democrat!* Conventkin for its acceptance and adoption as tho axioms of Democratic rule m pracdood by our lather-. “1 bad intended if these great principles ot Government, by the peop e and tor tho peo­ ple only, had been cordially received,, and earnealy and honestly adopted by that Convention ns tbe political chart of the Democratic party, to have permitted my nnm: to t e presented to the oonten* Lon for the suffrage* of the people as C-.ief hxccutive to administer and carry lorward the necessary measures; in winch case 1 ■could ira o b. cn bound by its action to »up•pott Loth its plat.orm and no • inees. That I should i.e placed tn tnat uign position i knew wax the w 1! <»i the 1 L-o • \oter.- of tunt czui m< nwcait , wbu *.xa expressed their oontl4ci.ee uj i cir votes •>... um. ou I.- thin do bn .the i. uud tluit h;> • ; , the princ.i* e. t reprcsea. on- of tt»c convrntki.i. snu nite.-ierc i ».ith noli ■ of it- i-rjoc.;d»ugs. a*vv to ser.e as u ni< ruber uf iu» t-ommit.cu up what Mould have be< .1 Its ) iu lorm oi 'principle#.- uud not ot ex) miien s ** \ S .ead-..<*s then refers to Gene al l.utler's act'on in ihe ixuumlttce <>n Platter.n uti 1 its woe*, liu < »iud uim-eii h ding U.e con tro <lng vote ir .bo c »uun.ttuo, one uoi new to i.im, a->« ) rwenti d a bccuud tmncr.iy re- iirvxmtau .n tLe »nu oom milieu aro ml.>murizein the addiusn. urn result of tne action ot the sutX" mltiec m« iu tth canz.duture iu tho convi.i i.»i >.'iii-o»»ib.o. . Tue udunnU tuuu'proceeds to give in suecinct order all of bi* actions, both in commit­ tee and in tbe convention. All of bls resoliiboos in faror of labur-wero voted down. His resolution to sustain the legat tender curren cyi tho one opposed to monopolies; that against the “swooping" of tbe land of the people and■t.r.io all Other* ..... ....I by the .....aristocracy»K<. <■<■• prvVIA ■preaunt nls'idea*. He warned lhe body of its action. - He anmlta that the platform as adopted con­ tains "certain sweet phrases toward the for­ eign-born citizen," but he declares that as a whole the work i* one of expedients. The country ba* bad no experience.tor a quarter of a century as to whtu the Democ­ racy would do If In power; "but,” bo says, “the farmer and the laboring man do know that a Democratic H- use of Kcpre<pdtative< has just appropriated more money raised by taxst on than any other Houseof Hr j-jresentatl.es ha* ever appropriated in tmieof peace. We also know taut t..o Democratic majority would have a free-tradc.tarlff. containing all t he odious 1 eat ure* of the present war tariff, au far as regards IU monstrous inequadtics. by a horizontal reduction or the tariff to break down very many rising and struggling Industrie*, nnd cause tie destruction of tho hoiiu.-* of our workingmen and the home mar ku.k of tiie American producers. “Who does not know that the very fear of tiie actions of too Democracy in Congress has so paralyzed Amcriqan enterprise and businew tha. ml is are everywhere c osing. miner, shut up. furnaces blown out. and every kind • t employment so cur.uiied that tbeniechan ic* and wi r..lngmcn are not earulnz enough io supper, i.fe inejmfort: so mat tbe farm­ er. evt n. deprived 4t a home .market an-i. crushed down by <Jtoc/laiHmti:;q rates of truiisiiortation. finds b l corn, wheat end wool lower Ihiin they have been w.cinn the present gcaeniuou.- ’ Ca i ihe. ouopXi therefore tru«i u.oiimcuine l-cmocraez with power. uouu u •biitinir. eva-he and deceptive plat lorin ? On the tteput-licon a de he says: “We know the Republicans, «bc country has Lad ex­ perience iu Kopubl.can partr rule tweaty. —ah.« Ifj Wkiiill, thArn. wmphatKaily the Mxty 9: the p opie. it baa in it subB.auBa.ly neither monopolist no - ciiplrahnt. it war As poor as wa* th’> contention of delegates who framed toe Dcc;arat.«in of .ndcpeqdenoe. 'raking ou; nvchen, tbe nst toild hardly pay their board bills. . "The Republican party was formed upon a grand and noble idea, to do far one class of ■ w rktngmen what the Democratic party, even under Jeuc.son and Jacurun. had laued tn do. J heir democracy dealt only with tiie white man. The Democracy of tha Repub­ lican party daait with the black man, and aimed to give him freedom , god equal rights. J'ftr that pqrjk>»o. and that atone wai ‘that party fornietL I it pus the radical party, and no rddtoalr a party of the people that tho ari tocratio part of tho Whig party, lhe old adversaries of the Democracy of tbe dam ol Jackson, merged thomaeha* in the De.i.oc.noy without a drop of Democratic blood, ns they hoped, in their veins, or a thought tor the people, except as the lower clwnet tn their party, and such of them ns it qua ter of a i-etitury has spare J are found with the iJvmocracy ot to-divy large y guid ng It* council* iu the tnanirer we have *een." At this point the ad­ dress treats of the manner in which the HopulJtoan party became the party ot monopolist*. •'The necessity for money to carry on the war drew all the bankers and capitalist* into tbe BnpubMcan party, and ir any rtayed tn the Democratic jiarty they were ran no pollt os that wb! -hever patty came into power, capital, in all its varied and powerful forms, would be sure to control, and tbe peo­ ple be ground up as "between the upper and nether millstone.' Thus it wilt be readily seen, and Lc who runs m y road, that tbe Re­ publican party I* the party of monopoly, of corporate intc cri* in every form or industry, ana every dcpai tmenlnf business and nnaoec. H» declare* that the AmhM nopolwt cun expect nothing from the Republican party. Claiming to protect labor that part ; only tnw- - Ota i spiral. Tbe input tatlon of ch-aplabor. He coounut*: “Tte Republican party teas minded nf tho-e IncalitP* n apeak, capital has coerced the vote* ot the laboring men to Ito own purposes by th oa s, fntimidatwa. ITTERSi for foerof the rhot-gu-i. an< if be uoe. thi» ballot-box mu cr put* fa two votes to mu- CJoratiTto Hops, amt, Bneteu, j a*drake, m, Sarsaparf. *, <-*> rz ~ ...VIU t- U1IIUIUU IU car.* Snrriula, otc.. comltoH**” —1 9 ,y. The bankers and agrefrqhk i-Aromatic Slixir. »les have united for capitalists of both twenty yearn to cor.__________________ the financial togiala* turn of the Nation. And now, with money , enough for all wants, with golden tlclds, with uiexhansflM? crops, with on overproduction ; ZBaUZ*.VTE' bc -’ ot stock* and iirovinlonx, with plenty on every ■ hand, because of tbe present financial system |Tb-y cure Rhetanatlsm. a: i ■>' “tilt- ..rodeoing laborer goes about the Mreetf na-y treub'es. .Tivy inunemployed: and the fanner's wheat, which' uoarisa, str*nM'.Mm an- ■ ■ with the fathers wa* a measure of -value, to a. jbe Xervcae Bystei . , drug in the market: nnd thaVwhlch be raise* to-day, produced by the sweat of hl* face, in without profit to his Industry. For these ills tho G rot-nbacker* offered a ------FOR S*LE BY AU. DEA'. remedy. ( ongreas should make an inoontrw vcrUble bond at a low rate of interest, to be issued by the Government, so that any ma« fil Hops and Iflalt 3ltt .-c Vo. might Invest in it instead ot placing bls monef ■ ■ DETBorr, mice. in savings banks and trust compan io*, to be loaned -out on margins on kiting stock and then lost when he called for IL The address on this point clows as follows: “Every finan­ cier knows that it to the <-dd fifty millions wiredrawn or put out that make* a rt-duneancy or scardtr of circulating medium, and is there a man who dares say now that such » bond would not bav<* prevented tbe panic add desolatibn to business through we are now pulsing? “ Th** time ha* oome when the greenback is sustojnod by tbe Supreme Court a* wcon«titl> tkinalcurrency against the opinion* of the paid attorneys of cvcrj’-flnanc.er of tbe coun­ ty. The time will come, If the people of this o rrd country can get the clutch of monopoly of its currency off it* throat, when such a system of finance as I have sketched will give free­ From th^Iesoaroe^artee Sreo-fourths^ dom to tho industrial and business interest* of tbe country from the terrible ttuutuatlous from which tne people now suffer.” Ho apimats to the laboring man to deciaxe his Independence. -,l’ou have the power, he says, “to make this GovernmencyourGovernmont as did your father* This can only be done by acting together. Bo not deceived; stand by each other. Lot the people unite for tbe good of tne people. To prevent such union has Deen the policy of tbe leaders, monopolist* of all shade- of npluion. sumaud tho uso of a remedy that emto* of tho peop e. wb j while tney join SS&Uver. AsaLivermcdlc.neTDTT’S torsiner in tnct in control of tbe Government, PUJLS have no equal. Tlictr action ontM claim to belong to different parties. You know that it make* no iLLcrence to you whether one set of men or the other I* in irsTiinr tke aysfsira,** producing anpopower.no burden on the people Is lightened, Ute, soand ttigSMina. .no monopoly to cruabod. Whichever party akin anda vigorous body . TUTT’S PttLS carries on the Government, laboring meu and cause dq wans**, or gripimj- nor interfere women are permitted to enjoy only with daUy work and area perfect the benefits <>f a pr.mevi.i curse: ‘In t..eswci.of thy face saalt th'.u eat bread.' iuueu. y no . - of God-i bl«-'Ings! Why not? Y'uu ear.i and produ< e the> i all—a l that he vouchsafe* to man.su ve th ? a.r we breathe Tney nre jours in the sight uf i tgh Heuvcn. Biand fogplucr and a Ju*! snare ot them is GBAY Hxnz OT Wihskebs changed inyour*." "tantlv to a Glosbt Black by a aingh, ap­ He declares that tho ballot tain danger from plication of this DTE. Sold pv DnigErisu, tbe British party, there 1* already,an ari*CT scat by express on TeceipL°‘.5&-»toenn y, ho says, in America, ap. g the Brit­ Offloo, 44 Murray ish. T be American meuua.m: cun net maxe •BTrt ESAiUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS fREL clothe* good enough fur tuj*j a;Kis; they are waited on bv British servan .s; they car their whl kersBH isbiashioi. sons to appear ns un-American a* posstti e. • “iu >be fizut be we> n tbe Federalist against, the <>etnocrat there ' usno tl-lrd party. Tu s continued untiltiie tXntJ ot J ukson. when the great banking monopoly >nto broken down. Then arose minor >.u< st cas between <ir* i.mmln.' Tiie The An SOrpaee (imh-.hn ’nd Book of Advice to tbe mvrtlc*. industrial ai d «n<h i.iomia? Young or Middle-aged Men.with nrescrinBonB auest on of the abol.t.on of siav ry caused a for Self-treatment W v Regular nysIcfAucontention. This produce! th-- war. Tho war enabled the manoimlist to get possession ~““~of both parties. Now there is no actual dlf-l SENT FREE T. WILLlAMu.'- ;O., UllWMIKU.»«. ferenot- between parUcs-^only enough to make a distinction. Ha ub.ures laboring men to rote together. He tolls them not to bo alm mod nt the cry that he wbo votot fora third party loses h.* vote; Not so. There wa* a seed limo and a BY MAIL, POST-PAID. harvest. Here is bis plan; "In framing -our electoral ticket make a fusion In nil the States with tbe auopo^d minority, and make it u(nn' this theory: Not that you uie going to vote for tbe electors of any candidate oppose 1 t • your lntert*“ts; not that Un-friend* uf too other cond dat.- are go ng to vote tor youri. but airrec that you wilt run the ramo elec­ toral ticket, provided the electors who own­ pose it are. a* they ought to be. ro>iuib;o men who wiU be bound oy their iimor**:®1 underta dn<A which i* al. there to hat b ndi I tbe el ccora! college to vote in any direct ion i A Great Medical Work on Manhood, and then have It ngroed that the ek-c.or.ii Exhausted Vitality. Nervous and Physical De­ vote of the Htnto ahail be divided in tho bility, Premature llecllnr In Mau, Errors of electoral college according to the number Youth, and tiie untold miseries resulting from of voto* thrown for your candidate, and indiscretion or excess. A book for every maa, the number of votes thrown fur the outer young, middle-aged and old. it cbutafn* 125 . cand date on the same ticket. for all acute and chronic diseases, “In many Btatciq.lf we exert our 8trengtb.w0 prescriptions each one of which is invaluable. So found by already hold tbe bn la nee of power. In quite the Author, whose experience for 23 years I* such one hundred CuitgreMional districts less than as probably never before fell to the lot of any’ one thousand votes will determine whether a physician, auo pages, bound tn beautiful French friend or labor and tbe people or the tool of nnusUn, embossed covers, full gilt, guaranteed to monopoly shall have a seat ip Congrtm*. Ixji ' be uv a. finer „aer work in every evety sense senate— — mechanical, litlit­ u* organize, therefore, in every district t,o s«-d erary professional-than any other work to it that no man goes to Co ng res* from any sold in and tills country for ®2.C0, or the money will district who Is not with us aud of us; strunui be,refunded in every instance. Price only fit.ooo enough in moral rectitude to stand for tae by mall, post-paid, lllastrative sample 6 cent*. rights of tbe people Unawed by power and Heait! naw. Gold medal awarded tbe author by unbought by gain.' / "Again, in tiaianood States make an41ll*nce thp.National Medical Association, to the offlden with whlohcverof tho other parties will choose of which be refers you.This book should be read lay the young for in­ so to da Minorities naturally gravitate to­ struction. by the afflicted for relief. It will ward each other. Give them some Slate offl- benefit ail.and —Ixtndon Lancet. oers and take others to your There is no mciuber of society to whom this selvae upon an agreement that both partlei shall vote the s ime ticket. Be particular to book will not be useful, whether youth, jiarent, instructoftpr muudlan.—Argonaut. see to it that your own guardian, Addree* the PcabAly Medical Institute, or Drz friends are sent to tbe State Legislature*. There nto many State* where W. H. Parker No. 4 Bulfinch street, Bostoa, laws are needed far the protection- qf the Moss., who may be consulted on all diseases re­ workingman, the farmer and lie merchant, quiring skill und experience. Chronic and ob­ against oppressors and monopolies, nnd if stinate diseases that have baf 'CTTp A T fled b thi-M> will stand together they can get pro­ the skill of all other physicians specialty. Such treated ’uc-TTTVflPT T? tection in spite or tbe monbpofl*L“ ' Following this in h.s letter, accepting the cessfully without an fn-lXl X DJEiLd? Dominations tendered by the Gteenbtct stance of failure. Labor partr and tho Anti-Monopolist orwantzatlon. He pledgee the remainder cf hi* days to their cause, and conxratu.ates there Uf kJ * V I Ing Shot Gu|1 for g g12 Ono. and himself upon thoinettha'. they will no; have to defend bis character. He say* Uiat cert Oreanette for $7, a Wfl Magic Lantern for a Solid Gold VAI I Rw»tch tor •«, a • nis doings have been known to ibo country ill, 15 Sliver Watch Y UH You can get for mora than a quarter of a ccdturr. Every cles fkkk If you will •act of his life ha* been under a microscope any <>f these aril- 1 w lighted by the lurid fires of hate and si indi-r. devote a few hours of your leisure time evenings Ho ia yet unharmed, nnd has nox opinion to to Introducing our newgoods. One 14 / A a | take bock, no policy to recant, and no ju.< lady securer! a Gold Which free. In W A iN charge to explain for what be has done either a single afternoon. A gentleman ’»*»•’ • got a silver watch for fifteen minute's work. A in peuoe or war." Tbtia follow* an address to the Democrats boy H yeara old secured a watch In one day; of Mnsdacbusotta, who put their faith in him hundreds of others have done nearly as welt once before. He invites them toxtiok tohim. If you have a magic laxTxiix you can start a noWnud to oorne into the “people s party.'’. business that will pay you'from Mo to 380 every night. Send at once for our Illustrated Cata­ To suuh as can not bo bids kindly a politic logue of Gold nnd Silver Watches. Self-Cocking farewell. At the eml of tiie address, a* an a Bull Dog Revolvers, Spy Glasses. Indian Scout pendlx, is a note to tbe effect that be issui and Aslroiiomicnl 'f-!- !■>!■ . ' , i; the address sooner taan bo had expected, h struments. Tvjm* Writers, Organ Accordions, would have preferred to wait lor Mr. Clov land, but he yielded to tho advice of rruste friend* In making It now. Ho belle es in short campaign. . Certainly i inn era ntratu»nm".wn * g WE ARE HAPPY! ■ —!_ tutts^ FILLS DI s ° E°R et*L fv’e R. Why Shouldn’t We Smile? When we can sell a good Tea for 25c., and at the same time pay you 14c for good Butter. TUTTS HAIR DYE. That Makes Us Happy Nervous Exhaustion, Pz*emature Decay, Loss of Manhood. The Science of Life: Only $1 KNOW THTSELF.^HV DON’T Shamokix. Pa., Aug. 82.—A tiro broke out Wednesday io the Buck Ridge Mine slope, rear here, one thousand feet from the surface, aud while men were engage I In drilling a bote for tbe purpoac of turning a creek Into tbe mine to flood it, gas suudonly poured In from the burning min.-, and before they could escape seven men fell victims to the deadly vapor. Death «l flsaeral Pope Walkor. Moxtqomkry. Ate.. Aug. 23.—General Leroy Pope Wa’kar, First Secretory Ip die Jefferson Davis Confederate Cabinet, nnd who gave the order for firing on Fort Sum­ ter, died at his home In HuotavUIe, Ala., yesterday morning after a brief IltMO*. General Walker was President of the Con­ stitutional Convention of 1T7S, which framed the present constitution. Because we can sell you fine Sugar from 6c to 8c, Stove Polish 5c, the best Soda 8c. Moreover, since we came into our present quarters, our Convenient Location, Good Goods and Low Prices have Doubled Our Trade! That Makes Us Happier Tobacco and Fish Hooks, Codfish antf Bird Seed, Raisins and Mackerel, Bath Brick and Cologne, Clothes Lines and Honey, Rice and Needles; and we want your Butter. That Makes Us Happiest Because we sell Tea Dust at 15c, and pay more for good Butter than any firm in town. Cigars and Fine Combs, Shaving Soap and Oat Meal, Starch and Fish Lines. If you have No. 1 Butter to sell, we want it, and will pay the high inpialaaSaled envalope/lree.Vnijrirtatsoan 111 to AMw. ML WARD A CO. lablw, Ito, AGENTSS ft Reflecting Safety lan est price to get it We buy none other, and do not sell your Butter till you call on us, because if No. 1, you can get more from us than any one else will pay you. Respectfully, FOB WATER WORKS. • & COOK � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-09-05.pdf 94cd386f2a126d4c4d2515d165d64930 PDF Text Text Hastings Banner. VOL. XXIX. NO. 20. • HASTINGS, MICH, SEPTEMBER 5,'1884. New Goods! New G-oods! CnilTltv Nmirc W U.11 ty n U Wb. verdict is very generally approy-ed. Every-body is going to theleunion. Red, White and Blue, Plain or Twilled. FREEPORT. From the Herald. ' The U. B. Sunday school will picnic at Jordan Lake Sept. 10th. Mr. and Mrs. N. Allerding, of Carl­ ton, are both numbered among the sick. The Freeport band is now supplied with torch lights which canbetrtljusted to their caps. Farmers report the ground as being very dry. This makes it different to plow and prepare the soil for "seeding.” Mr. Chas. Brengarten, a former Free­ port resident, now of Genoa, Ohio, is visiting old friends and relatives. Mr. B. contemplates starting in business here. The bridge across “bull-head run," east of the village, has at last been con­ structed in a substantial and thorough manner. Mr. R. Wolcott had charge of the job. Our postmaster and J. Cheesebrough were well pleased with Gen. Logan’s speech at the soldiers’ and sailors* reun­ ion held at Battle Creek last week. Mr. Cheesebrough says that “he had the picture of shaking hands with the CLOTHING In this line we can give you a complete outfit. Man's Suit for $4.00. Man’s Suit for $5.00. Man’s Suit for $7.00. Man’s Suit for $10.00. Boys’ Suits for $2.00. Boys’ Suits for $3.00. Boys’ Suits for $5.00. OVERCOATS, the latest styles, and at prices to suit the times. Shirts, Collars, Neckties, Socks, &c. Hats, Caps, Valices, Trunks, &c. . ‘ LEWIS STERN, AND HE WILL MAKE YOU HAPPY. I | I 1"^ I I Bound to Reduce Stock! It lon't ExtrMv*<*nt to claim that ZO-PK- I PARTIES DESIRING "Hub" Couch Cure, 25 Cent Prescription of a Boston physician, dispensed years by a Boston druggist. Oar dose will cure any ordlnanr cough. It nets almost magically. A*k any dealer to get you a 2ft cent bottle of “Hub” Cough Cure, and don’t be put off with any other CLOTHING, A FAIR EXCHANGE. CLOTHING! Ready-Made or Made to Order. For the Next Sixty Days Should Call at the KIT DM And See the Low Prices at which we are offer- Will you exchange a chronic case of Dyspep- S'nr-W4“rSWii5IM?,.’Si easis comfort? health undsplri bottle of ZO-PE-8A will do this. A few doses surprise those who try it. For . BllUpaansss, Dyspepsia, the Kidneys, the Rlood and Brain. ZOPES' Is a Panacea, and is warranted to cure them. It acts upon the Stomaeh and Liver. Try a 10 eent sample of Fred'k Hotchkiss. A RegularBonanza. Kittson counties, Minnesota, Is offered for sale to actual settlers at the extreme low price of THREE DOLLARS PER ACRE, In quantities of not less than ieo acres or more than XJO acres. These counties are located in the famous Red River Valley, about which every farmer has heard more or less. 1 The terms of payment are also to bcvejT lib­ eral. only SO e.nU an acre six annual payments. T}ie offoruMO thwt than five miles from the line of the St. .Paul, ernment tuuLthe lands covered are the most productive of any unoccupied lands Eu‘ V‘‘i.V L« states. They are lb* eheapeijt lands consid­ ering the location and qmUlty, in the United States, and every homo seeker should take adSatagc of thisdiffer without detay. It »*«*“»• ' „ ouuortunitY to every one to secure l<n acres ^notfee^aiso ing our goods. Any one destriM mrtber UjwmMfon «-nw E. S. PIERCE, UNDER TOWER BLOCK, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH I The next oldert child of Hebert Me­ • Allasters died August 31st, of summer —------ I complaini't. It was sick but a short Rutland. time. ' We are pained to note the death of Mr. O. Barrett has a very nice piece Lewis Wilcox, one of the old residents of garden on a marsh that he broke up of this town, who died of puliaonarv last spring, that beats the beater. Corn, consumption, Aug 2, M. He h» held potatoes, celery and squash grow to an several offices in the town, aiid was uniimmense size. 'versally respected. BOWENS MILLS. Bev. Hunsberger preached two able Some have commenced sowing wheat. sermons on Sunday last, one at Loehr’s School meetings past and no one hurt. grove and the other at the Crosby school V. J. Megee is on the sick list. house. At the latter place 19 persons Quite a number from here attended were received into the M. E. ehurch from probation to full membership, the grove meeting Sunday at Gun Lake. Geo. G, Barr, of Battle Creek, is and two on probation. . The friends of CoL Gill will be pain­ spending a couple of weeks around the ed to know that he lies very Hl at home Bowen’s people are at Hastings at­ of ty pho-malarial fever. He came home from Newaygo on Thursday, sick. tending the reunion.' Earl. Stoken has got tired of Grand The all absorbing theme of the past week has been the Durfee trial The Rapids and returned to Bowen. LEWIS STERN'S CALL AND SEE WHOLE NO 1520. EX! Tlrtl» Ibr bUtteS Mr*onhrxrtj- a fine dror^f th«A. Mr. Q. is practical work promises well for schooL Mr. Hecox’s letter crested quite a rifwavering greenlmckers remark, “That’s the stuff.” No Cleveland and copper­ head Hendricks in mine. The republicans of Castleton have not kicked up much of a political dust so far. They have l>een doing still work things hum when the thing does move. And—paste it in your hats—all ye worshipers of the demogreen god named spoils—we will paralyze your round headed, flat headed, double bod­ ied idol, and learn you better tricks than to run after and bpw down before false gods. This work will not be Long nor Swift but in our Mills of jus­ tice we will grind you for your time is (not) Nye. The republicans of Castleton will have a pole raising on Saturday, the 13th inst, at 2 o’clock p?m. Hon. E. 8. Lacey and James Clarke, Esq., will be the speakers. Hasting.-* people and all good citizens are invited to attend and help raise the pole. Mrs. Marble has moved her millinery store into Brady’s brick, a more com­ modious room than the one • formerly occupied; W. 8. Powers is in Ionia on legal busi- Cajllton. Girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter. D. Cain offers his property for sale or rent. The speech of Prosecutor Colgrove, in the Durfee trial, did. credit to the people of Barry county, so we think. How would you like to be nobodies’ dog and subject to everyones’ notion of paris green? The statements relative to an unfor­ tunate girl, without doubt are conject­ ures only „ and very untrue. . The I. 0. G. T. will soon have anoth­ er open lodge. . . It was with a feeling of deep relief among the best of the community that The driving park association met for once a murderer had gotten the Tuesday night and elected officers. proper sentence in Barry Co. WOODLAND. .Minister Simmons delivered his fare­ A well known resident of the town well talk Sunday. •seems to have lost some chickens in the The children’s picnic which was to. have been on Thursday last but was given up on account of the rain, will be held at the same place on Thursday of this week. A large company from here will spend Tuesday at Reed’s, Gull Lake. A pleasant time is anticipated. Next Sabbath Mr. Clancey delivers Mr. I. 1. Sisson, of Sisson Bros., has his last sermon for the yeAr. He will l«en oh the sick list for the past two not return, as it is his intention to at­ weeks. He is now stopping with his tend school the following year. bfother-in-law, Mr. Clay Rogers, of Mr.O. G. Goss and family returned Ckrlton, and will remain there for a from their trip Saturday. few days with the hope that he may,, Steve Temple and family leave town tiie more rapidly recover his strength on Saturday for a week or two. and health. x F. F. Ward is in town. The Nashville News 'calls Freeport , J. N. Hathorn goes to Maine soon the "mUitix* of Barry county. Very for a visit good. Freeport always has i>een and Mrs. Hathorn is on the sick list ever will be ready to fight for her rights. Quite a number from here "took in’ And there are several old veterans liv­ Barnum last Friday. ing here, too, who made just as good NASHVILLE. z soldiers during the “late unpleasant­ Cool nights. . ness" as the Hastings correspondent of J. M, Waters and family moved to the News. Lowell, Kent county. Thursday morn­ Quite a number from this place and ing. vicinity attended the Mennonite camp A. J. Hard}* and daughter Allie are meeting north of Jennings school house visiting at Jackson. Sunday. It is estimated there were Mrs. Gains has moved into her house about 2,000 people present. The only recently purchased of Mr. Waters, on accident of the day was Mr. J. Wal­ E. Francis St. lace’s team running away, throwing Mrs. M. J. Perry, a milliner of Belle­ from the wagon Mrs. Hall and injuring vue, is visiting at her brother’s ’Frank her quite severely. McDerby. Among thedifficulties attending upon Mr. and Mrs. C. Barnes, of Reed City, on our making up a batch of items for have been visitipg at Mr. Parady’s. the Herald we will mention only a few. The question “Who is to be our next During this week’s literary struggle state senator?” is frequently asked. just as we were seated pencil in hand Jefferd’s post G. A. R., mustered one and our massive intellect concentrated candidate Tuesday night and made on the subject in hand, a man came necessary preparations to attend the re­ rushing wildly in, clasping a large pro­ union at Hastings. Agent Aviatt, tuberance on the side of his jaw and in- who is always looking after the inter­ terupted us with, “jjy g—oily, Doc. ests o^ the M; C. R. R. and the public, caln’t ye jest stop long enough to yank secured excursion rates. out this “dad-pested" old tooth? I A post of the sons of veterans, was haint slept a wink in a week and”—we organized here Saturday night with 21 interrupted him by expressing our per­ charter members, to be known as Don­ fect willingness to relieve him of his ald Hosmer Post The object of this pain, and seized the offending tooth organization is-to inculcate the princi­ and—broke it off. He thanked us with ples |of loyalty with the sons of soldiers a freezing politeness, and a ghastly of the late war, and they in turn to glare in his eyes and took his departure, their children. but not until h/ had left the impression Bige Flint, the political wise-acre of in our minds that murder was in his demo-greenback party hereabouts, is heart. We calmed our perturbed spirit paralyzing the republicans in this vicin­ and resumed our task only to be inter­ ity, by declaring that Gen. Logan once rupted by our serene “better half’ with enlisted men for Gen. Beauregard’s ar­ the familiar quotation from Pope: “If my. Logan says the only men he ever you want any supper to-night you had enlisted were for the31st Hl- So it is better go and split kindling and start a Bige’s word against Logan’s “Ybn pay fire, I gutws." We took a large nail your money and you take your choice.” from bur pocket, took a couple of bites Cblgrove’s stock is on the rise here and went out in the open air. These since the conviction of Durfee and the are only samples of the struggles which rest of the batch of Barry county crim­ budding genius has to encounter in its inals. efforts to rise, but enough to show that A. J. Hardy is preparing for a new even as noted a man as a scribe is sub­ concrete walk. ject to trials and temptations. At the annual school meeting held Monday evening, H. A. Brooks, J. B. . DKLTOM. Marshall and C. M. Putnam were elect­ Wheat »owin» i» now In order. The ciUtene of this community were ed trustees, and a meeting appointed two weeks hence to take into consider­ wdl pleased with the sentence flven ation the propriety of building a new murderer Durfee. It is Idgh time some­ The ducks dv mifhly high now-o- school house. daya, but by the sound of funs around thing was done in the premises as the old shells used for school purposes now the lakes, the boys are making an effort are rickety old concerns. to capture some of them. Our schools opened Monday under Frank (Jerkins, of Otsego, and his newly wedded wife, are Use fmats of F A. Blackman and wife. W, a<btl—Fernock has been boy- fresh fields of conquest. a night time. He is puzzled to exactly understand the case, and is inclined to charge the theft up to several citizens who have heretofore tried to keep out of hen houses. J. M. Riser and Geo. V. Hildenger have invested in a fruit evaporator, and will be ready for business in a few days. The population of the village has in­ creased one more—a son to Mr. and Mrs. Hyde. A new blacksmith shop has been opened* up in the Baitinger building: Mr. Smith, formerly of Morgan, pro­ prietor. The loyal ladies’ relief corps will meet at the residence of Mrs. J. G. Jor­ dan on Tuesday, Sept 9, at 2 p. m. Refreehments will be served. Admission fee 10 cents. All are invited to attend. A little son of D. A. Miller was ser­ iously injured a few days ago, while plavingHtall, being accidentally struck “Auut Matilda” Haight has returned from her home in Mecosta county, look­ ing and feeling 10 years younger than she did six months ago. One night seems to be not enough for several school districts to hold their annual meetings. Two districts in the town being compelled by pressure of business to adjourn until a future night. * ' Rev. Wm. Bridenstein, a former resi­ dent here, is paying, his many friends a brief visit. An enjoyable time was had at the Town Hall on Friday evening last, it being the night for the G. A. R. post meeting. After the post was disbanded for the evening word was received that the ladies wished the post to march down to the lower hall. Arriving there the boys discovered a new flag, which was presented to the port by the ladies’ relief corps. The flag was presented in an able manner and remarks were made by different members of the post. Af­ ter partaking of an excellent supper and having a good social time, the meeting adjourned. There were three members present from Fitzgerald port, of Hastings. Twenty three different Regiments .were represented in an as­ sembly of about 30 soldiers. We doubt If such a number of different regiments represented could be formed anywhere else in the same number of soldiers. widower from Havana for >1,200. Tbs purchaser intends Io prewmt her so bis bride WjxcntsTKn, Ky.. horn eatfle tn the Unttod Ao*. Sa—Ataua <lwd 1>UO. . in High School tMoben nonUy. nd: "1 Ihiok ilawrrtchod pi*, u u object << utbWon ior the j SSe^S^^ . * ' �------------------------- ——------------ -------------- The Hastings Banner. ________ __--------------- —--------------------------MARSHALL L, COOK. Editor. Warttmos- Mich., September 5,1884. Republican National Ticiet. Far Preaident, JAMBS 9. BLAINE, of Main*. For Vice 1-re.ldenL JOHN A. LOGAN, of IlUnou. 8TATEJT1CKET. A. OOMANT. For State Treasurer—EDWARD H. BUTLER, Fw JmStor General-WILLIAM C. STEVENS, of Washtenaw. r J _ For Commiaaloner of the Land Office-MINOR TACGABT. C Kent. HFRSI-HELL R. GASS, Of Hillsdale. For Member of the State Board of EducatlonJ AMES M. BALLOU. For Superintendent of Public Instructions— X2Z We insist that the Journal libels and maligns the greenbackers of Barry county, when it insinuates that the re­ publicans‘can buy their votes, and pur­ chase their support. With the disgust there is everywhere in Barry county among green backers over the contempt­ ible sell-out of their party to the demo­ crats, it isn’t necessary to argue much with them. From every quarter we hear of defections from their ranks, largely on account of fusion. They are men who scorn the idea of being bar­ gained away like sheep or cattle by their leaders. With such a promising field for work the republicans have no need to and could not use money if they wished. But they do not wish to, have not and will not do so. The: real trouble with the Journal, we opine, is the fact that it sees its own party going to pieces, and in its desperation knows no other cry than the well-worn and threadbare ones of “republican ring­ stere,” “corruption of voters.” We will examine the national family In 1880 the effective workers in that famfly were 173MJJW. divided as fol­ lows: Agriculture. Tr>de trad Tr»n«portaUon " 1 M*euf*cture. MecbanicU and Mining.. 3,837,112 Total................ ..................... itjkjw The whole population, 50,155,782, or one fanner to 6 4-7 persons. , In 1840 there 3.7TI.53S fu^ien with a population of 17,069,543 or one farmer to every 4 X persons. Had the same ratio of 1840 continued until now our farmers would have numbered more than ten millions. Now comes the important question, if what farmers we have now can produce more than can be consumed, or sold at a profit, what would be the situation if that number was increased by 50. per cent ? Would the farmer be benefited ? Would It not be a certain destruction of that branch of business ? Again, in 1872 the farm products For Congress. Third District—JAMES O’DON­ were estimated at 87,500,000,000. of NELL, of Jackson. Free traders are continually assert­ which about 8600,000,000 was exported. REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. ing that there is no substantial differ­ 92 per cent consumed at home and 8 For Representative in the Slate legislature— ence in the price paid for labor of a per cent sent into the markets of the ENOCH ANDRUS. given kind in this country and Great world. Britain. Clark & Co., the great thread The home market of 92 per cent as­ For PSaeeutlng AttN-PHILIP T. (X)LGROVE manufacturers-, have factories in Pais­ sured, the foreign market of 8 per cent sureu, cue loreigu vx o vcaav FW BoaterEDGAR KNYE For Treasurer—FREDERICK ALEX AN DEB. ley, Scotland, and Newark, New Jersey. doubtful. Now, the important pointof RrCtreult Court Commtoatonwa-PHILIP W. The weekly wages paid in those estab­ •this proposition is, can we afford to enNI8KKRN and JAMES B. MILLS. For Survey or—SETH PRATT. lishments, as sworn to by William danger the stability of the first by ex­ For Coronnrs-Dr. A. F. DRAKE and Dr. J. W. Clark, treasurer of the company, were perimenting with the last? Always SACKETT. ■ in July as follows: bearing in mind that an increase of ex­ Editorial Notes. Newark. Paisley. ports on the principle of reciprocity, ...|8 00 Ha or S3: Cop winder* Finisher* ... diminishes the home market at a much A month ago the Journal editor gave Keeler*....... greater ratio. It is claimed by some official notice to the writer and to W. that the export price rules the home A. Shanks, of the Middleville Republi­ Picker* ..’ ,.. . Hank winders IM OF 3 TO price. That the 8 per cent governs the can. that he proposed to carry on a It will thus be seen that the wages value of the 92 per cent. The reverse “mud slinging campaign.” For the paid by this firm to their American of this is true. The more we consume past two weeks we have observed that laborers ’ average more than double at home the less enters into competition our contemporary was true to his word. those paid to their employees In Scot­ in the markets of the world. That In the last issue is the following: land. Great Britain, of which Scotland market is always controlled by supply. We caution the greenback voters is a part, is the nearest to a free trade Hence, the less put on that market the against the almost frantic appeals of the republican ringstere who are run­ country of any in the world. America more is obtained or. the price is enhan­ ning over the county asking as a per­ protects her industries, and thereby the ced on what is sold. Diminish our sonal favor a “a slip on your ticket for laborer is profitably employed. Make home market 50 per cent, and we in­ me.” It is by this means they hope to this a free trade country, and the em­ crease our foreign market nearly six —overcome the certain majority against them. Having failed to capture the ployes of Clark & Co. in Newark would hundred per cent If the markets of prohibition party they are now resort­ get the same wages as those in Paisley. the world now demand of us only 8 per ing to every- trick they can devise, and In other words, protection builds up ceit of our products, where would we are using money liberally and \ln some our manufacturing interests, and find market for the addional 46 per cases lavishly, for the corruption of the voters for their cause. With them thereby makes a better home market cent? This proposition will always be Of these latter, found true, a home and foreign market principles are nothing. A lie, a con­ for farm products. temptible dirty trick, or the unblushing more than 95 per cent, are coriuumed in can not be b.uilt up under the same law. use of money is considered fair by this country. The larger the percentage One.will be the principal and the other them. consumed at home the better for our the incident Especially is this .true In regard to this, matter, we want to agricultural class, since the American with a nation like ours, engaged alike know who these ringsters are. If the market is theirs. • in agriculture and manufacturing. Journal knows their names, publish Greenbackers of Barry county, your The point deaired is a good market. for them, let the people know. - But the the whole 100 per cent of production. Journal knows of no such- thing as a organ, the Journal, asserts that you can Let us consider which is the Ijeat to in­ “ring” or ringsters in the republican be bought and sold for cash. How do crease, the 92 per cent home market or party. So do all of its intelligent you like the opinion of your honesty the 8 per cent foreign market. and integrity which your candidate for readers. How can we increase our home mar­ commissioner of the state land office We defy the Journal to produce a entertains toward you? He asserts*1n ket? 1st, by protecting those indus­ single prohibitionist of standing who the last Journal that “republican ring- tries that will furnish the consumer will say that the republicans of Barry sters” are “using money liberally and whb well paid employment This will county have made any attempt to cap­ lavishly for the corruption of voters." take a certain amount of agricultural ture the prohibition party, or to inter­ r£$is statement is false, as its author population, thereby decreasing the fere with that organization in the least, knows, but it shows what he thinks of number of producers and increasing Bring your man if you can. If you can the number of consumers. 2d, by un­ you. not, and pretend to be an honest man, it dertaking to produce or manufacture The prohibition state convention met is your duty to make no such charges. everythihg that is now imported. To Name a “trick" which the republicans at Lansing Wadnesdav, of last week, do this would furnish abundant em­ of Barry county are seeking to play on' and nominated a full state ticket, with ployment to labor and an increased di­ the voters. If you know of any, expose , David Preston, of Detroit, for governor. versity of industries among farmers them. Do not deal in “glittering gen­ Prof. Samuel Dickie and John Russell and manufacturers, that would do away head the list of electors. eralities.” with the markets of the world entirely, We will give the Journal editor 8100, so far as we as a nation would be conand pay half the expenses of the inves­ A popular Fallacy corrected. tigation, the Journal to pay the other From the Ingham County News. half, if its editor wishes to Wove that . I heard a farmer say to-day, “if we the republicans of Barry county/or any could exchange our wheat for foreign one of them, are using money “liber­ goods, we could buy cheaper and sell ally," “lavishly,” or at all “for the cor­ more, England won’t buy of us unless ruption of voters" in Barry county.’' we buy of them.” Come to the front with your evidence, This is purely a democratic theory, or admit that you lie. based as usual on assumption. It would prove true if something did not ocSmr The Journal editor knows that it is a high crime to spend money for any such purposes; and we defy its editor to name a republican who is doing that kind of work. Produce your evidence, if you have any, as is your duty to yourself and your state. You know, Brother Dennis, that if you could put your finder on a single republican who is doing, that kind of work, that you would make it known from one end of Barry county to the ‘other. So would your party. But you can’t do it. All you can do is to make a genend state­ ment that “republican ringsters are us­ ing money for the corruption of voters.” If you know of one, name him; and we will stand the full expense of the pros­ ecution if he be convicted, you to pay costs if you fail to convict. Now if yon honestly believe what you say; ac­ cept our proposition, and we hold it open for one week for you. If you do accept, we promise to do as much as you in getting at the facts in the case. We know your statement is wholly false. We believe that you know there Is not a word of truth in what you say about republicans using money for the corruption of voters. If you do believe your own statements, prosecute the man or men, or you have convicted yourself of slander, of a mean attempt to thrown mud at your betters. Be a man if you can, and back your own statements or confess yourself guilty of malicious falsehood. Barry county republicans are work­ ing for their ticket, you can count on that. But we defy you to show any dUhonorabte methods they era pureuBerry county republics here JJiagara Falls /Routt. CERmAnreMEOY iut wu,., w . RA0TWAXD. rpHE HARVEST IS PAST! Time Has Arrived KENNEDY’S The• -When you want aMall. N REMEDY For the Cure <rf KMwey “ST SS5.,*^ £ui.'r piauua, Constipation, .................... Druggiite- Ono Dollar a bottle, or adoreaa Dr. David Kssoady, Readout, N. Y. SEEDER Among Railroad Men ter from a Master Mechanic. Master Mechanic's and Bmwrtntepdept'a Office, lm« Br|«lr Shop, or * lowjll R. H. Lowell, Muss., March 2S, 18M. Dr. David Kennedy, Rondout. N.Y. Dear 8|r :-l think it is due to you that I should make the following statement, and I make It vol- of the bowels. The seixure was unexpected and terrible. The stomach and other organs seemed to sympathize with It and to have lost all power of action. For a long time ray life waa despair­ ed of, but at length I recovered so far as to be able to rid* out. By the advice of my physician I visited Poland Springs. VL| hoping to benefit from the water*. But they did rpe no good. Neither were the best physicians of Lowell and Boston, whom 1 consulted, able to afford me more than transient relief. I gained no strength and my caso appeared almost hopeless. In the vobitk Rkmxdy. and although opposed to pat­ ent medicine*. I madethe trim. To make a long story short—Favorite Remedy .In my opinion, saved my life. I consider lithe best prepara­ tion In toe world for stomach difficulties. 8* well as of the Liver and other organs. 1 am glad to say that It Is in genera) use among the railroad men in thia rleinlry. Yours, efct, A. J.Gifford. Mr. Gifford is the master mecbaulo of the Lowell division of the Boston A Ixiwedl railroad and his Illness and recovery are knowu to many who can testify to the facts In his letter. Use thia medicine for all diseases of Che blood, kidneys, liver, stomach, bowel* and skin. It may save you or your* from pain and death. Address, If desired, Dr. David Kennedy, Bon­ doat. N. T. gENTLEY BROS. A WILKINS’ D> nineueeb meridian .« I SELL THE Each One Warranted! Shoe and Hoe APREE. rwelve free, a^osnry . ***«■“• which will helpall, of either to more mopey right sway than anything euTli this world. Fortunes awaits u-e worker* abso««. At ones address Tuva k -AND THE- Beckwith & Lee Drill! ISTThe Best Machines of the kind in the market. k Building Material! Sill to Ridge Board. Doors, Sash & Blinds, 0f Our Own-Make, Mt, CKy art bwan KewTStlorJ^ fr pr~a»llr. AU«UrLr»ln. dxlly BUCKEYE PATENTSpKH^Ss Buggies We are making three widths of Tire: ffiX» JufirmKT” SS&-MS K».»,airiS^K$..st!tS O. W?Bjiii2iWl «“■'««' WAGONS! Roller We imported 8667,686.218 last year. Had these imports, as much as soil and climate would allow, been produced at home, all our surplus woultkhave been consumed here, there vpula have been no necessity for a foreign market. This foreign market is only resorted to when the home demand fails. We can regu­ Buyers are Invited to Call and See late our own laws, changing them Them. when a change is deemed necessary, but the markets of the world are gov­ erned by the laws of other nations over whom we have no control. We could produce all the sugar now imported. .Germany has made a success of pro­ ducing beet sugar. So can we. All iron, steel, glass, wool and woolens, cot­ ton and cotton goods, hides and leather, notions and fully 80 per cent of what we now import can be produced here just as welL This additional produc­ tion would furnish employment for all We keep a Full stock ot Everything our surplus labor and a home market that eaten Into a house, from for our surplus products. The old idea that to become rich a nation must plun­ der its neighbor was exploded long ago by the fact that a nation can and does become prosperous by honest dealing among its own people. A farmer doesn’t get rich by stealing his neigh­ bor’s wheat, but by raising some of his own. On the other hand how are we to in­ crease our foreign trade? We do not want to increase our foreign trade at the expense of our home trade. That would be unwise, but many think it could be increased in the aggregate, and retain our home market This can only As low M can be bought la »ay be brought About by war or famine. peting market in the State. To do this there are quite a number of things bearing on the case to consult. 1st, we must in some way increase the demand, then we must produce a better article, or sell that article cheaper, or PROMPTLY OONK, pay more for what we take in exchange. to prevent it It is one of the many plausible theories put forth to catch the farmer vote. Notwithstanding the fallacy of the proposition, it is received as a sound’ doctrine by a large humber of farmers. Let us examine this question care­ fully and ascertain if it will hold good. I object to this idea first because we are not living in an age of barter, that we do not exchange one commodity for another, as was practiced in the early stages of human life, but we sell for cash. This fact obliges the buyer to buy where he can buy the cheapest for cash, and then sell where he can sell the dearest for cash. Thfc idea of an actual exchange of commodities has been eliminated from business trans­ actions for many years. The second objection is, that busi­ ness is conducted by individuals and not by governments. Nations do not bargain with nations, but the individ­ uals who make up those nations. Again, those individuals conduct their busi­ ness for private gain and not for public good. Incidentally, their enterprises may benefit the nation, but that is the secondary and not the primary motion. The controlling idea of the buyer is, where I can buy cheapest, and of the seller, where can I sell dearest, regard­ less alike of national boundaries. Third, this idea is entirely impracti­ cable, and would result disastrously to the farmer. The first duty of the father of a fam­ ily is to so direct the labor of that fam­ control whatever. War. famine, bad ily, that each working independently, will in some measure contribute to the which are beyond our reach to govern. OUAUO BMHM t>IV|.|OH — AND— Carriages. If you want an Open or Top Carriage, or a Platform, I have what yon wish, and can make a bargain with you, if you want durable, nice work at Bottom Prices. Call at Asricaltiral Warekoue And see the Jackson, Romeo, Lansing and other makes of Buggies. I Oan Suit You in Both Price and Style. Her lesser. 01 HoivhkB*. tNottoel» hereby given that I shall w!i at pub!LC U 9s b“lder. oil Saturday, *lr SeF««her. A b 1nh. at tro o'clock In the forenoon, at the j rebate onlet m the c tv of Hotlngi. in the county ot Bam. In pursuit to llrenvr' and authority granted to me on the eleventh dav of Augurt, A. D. 18M. by the nrobak court of Birry ooqnty? Michigan, all of the estate, right, title and interest of the said deceased of. th and to the real estate .Ituated mid being lu the county ¥ the..“UXe Mlrhigan. knwn and described a* follows, to-wit: Commencing one chain north ai.d eiuht links erat of the northwest corner of vilinp- mow city) lot No. nine hundred thirty su-ven Thence running north four chain*, tlicncc east one chain and seventeen links to th* west line of Market street, thence south on safel west line of Market street four chains to tM north line of Green street, and thener wr« (ine chain and terentodn lmla to piker of beginning. ac< ording to tbjrrecorded plat <<the villagedty) 3 Hasting*, Mich. Dated, Hastings, August 12th. A. D. 1«M. DANIEL .STRIKER Administrator. • Default having been made In the conditions ot a certain mortgage executed by Isaar F. Make peace and Harriet Make)-ea>hl* wife, to GCorg’’ O»barue. said mortoige |<earing date July 1,1W. and dur Jith i.iSJ, and rt-..i>nied lb the offire of Register of i>ced<-in and for Bar| ry county. Michigan, in Uber a >•! Mortgages. ■ and fifty dollars, with interest to be paid July ist^ of each year sncceedliiif the date of said motarage.' and containing a i-Ibum- providing that if default be made In the fiavrffent of th* said Intense when the same Ixvamt- due and should the same remain unpaid lor Ibe spat*of thirty day* thereafter, Ulen the Mill mortgagee shall have the option to declare tht- whole • amount or. said mortgage due at once, and the Interest due on said mortgage July 1. !•*< bavtaglpejtame gue aad ninthsvlog i-etn paid, and more than thirty da vs having c1:«p><-d .since (be same became due, and the .same >tHl reminipg unpaid, and the Mid mortear'<- having, by vir­ tue of his option, dociareotlii wlude amount of said mortgage due at oner, r— and — there being sow —je the sum of lour hundred due <m said mortgage dollars bv and nlnstv-four and M-ion X-— . .. reason ----------ot said option and declaration, and no -uit nor proa* law 1^. having t»een Instituted {I ii’.*.! to recov-V* ceedlngs■ at f 1*— J— . .la.. ot the ilu »amr .»r..u n-Kl^h or any irortlon which said re is given to secure. Notice is e« that the premises described In teto wit: The north half ot lots m x’hundred nineteen, six hundred numl ------- ,------ lx hundred twenty-one. In the city of Hastings, Barn* county, Mlcl;.. will be sold at wubUe rafidue on BATURDAY. the FIRST day at NOYnmER next, at the hour of ten o clocx a. m., at the north front door of the Court Rouse In the dty at Hasting*. Michlgan-tbe »md Court Homo bolnatbe place of holding the Cir cull Court tor said Barry counts t.. satMi the amount due upon said mortgage with all legal B] MErr SMITH, Atfy for Mortgage*. IL OSBORN. Mortgw*- • Probate Notice. • •• — sob WUQWJ given was o? id day of July. IBM, «lx months from that ■rare allowed tor creditors to |hw’>i the* > against ths relate ot William H Hayford. « aara county, deceased, and that a» nyd of aald deceased are requested’ to l,rc*y,!" H«lm. before uld Prh»t' Court,*! UJ lb U>, ritj of Hollon, i" ““ r. tor oxaailiuuloo Md »llowiwre. on or CtheSfiddav ot Jinunry o«3t, and tluu claims all! be heard before said rth day of Ssptember and the ZM <'”1 sn- next, at ten o’clock hi the forenoon oi SMITH, JudgeofProbate. >H'"<rEAR0A^ BOWSED BY SUPERIOR!’ I, 4U-tT>P:t |onumcnw. I bwb{ u {Hoesen And Satisfaction Guaranteed 2 £Sh5"<«™-25 DNUMENTS uisur1"!* *'^“,‘be j?? Statue* are the best in S. A. HOLMES, Ag»nt, �The Hastings Banner VOL- XXIX. NO. 20. HASTINGS, »ICH„ SEPTEMBER 5, 1884. The Hastings Banner. FOR TEN CENTS. THE DURFEE TRIAL • Jnmroorn ifhe ?d not com®out L'rL1J ; some men in charge, and went Left after They were all of,the opinion that Durfee was insane upon certain subjects, viz: fortune telling, and. domestic relations, and narrated several occurrances from which such opinions were formed. Dr. Ambrose Cowles, of Durand, testified that he had been intimate with had his left hand on the ax. Scudder Durfee in Shiawassee county; knew of was walking toward Durfee while fir his having been injured In the privates ing. He had a self-cocker, and fired as when 14 years of age, and thought thaV fast as he could. I think I heard Scud­ injury of tiiat kind would tend to in­ der say “Throw up yotir hands." sanity. Thought Durfee a monomaniac William E. Upjohn. ’ on the subject of domestic relations. Am a practicing physician at Hast- Would not say that he was insane' on mgs. Knew Mr. Scudder. Went with other subjects. Chauncy Briggs, of Assyria, testified Sheriff Creasy to the farm of Mr. Dur­ fee to nee Mr. Scudder. Found him that he saw Durfee at one time when lying on the chip*pile. He was lying he thought he was insane. Messrs. Willis Humphrey, of Johns­ on his back, with arms outstretched. town, and Norman Clark,* of Assyria, ;Took him in the house and laid him on thought Durfee insane, and narrated a couch. Found a ballet wound in : right breast just below the collar bone, occurrances from which suck opinion a little to the right of the median line, was formed. D. L. Durfee, of Assyria, brother of Had the body removed to Hastings. Probed the 'wound and found the bullet Stephen Durfee, testified that their sis­ had taken a direction down and back­ ter Ann, living in Assyria, acted queerward at an angle of forty-five degrees. ly at times, and that the family consid­ He had observed The supposition is that the ball entered ered her insane. tfie heart, hr the - large artery leading strange actions on the part of Stephen from it, either of which would prove since he came to live in this countyfatal. Death might follow in a few four years ago. Mr. George Edger lives near Durfee’s seconds. in Rutland. Was notified of homicide Horace D. Porter. by Geer, who came to his house on a th A Muraer -FTT J I 5?^ Suppe.r- 1>ut two men at «»® DAME’S BALSAMIC TABLETS, rFor ur Lne Of Under window, and some men inside at the For Coughs and Colds. ’ —BY— ujc uuur, i Sheriff William AT M *i^ ?------llh -a .Uterr^some ainHt 016 hedothrew °r' i OXE PATENT TUMBLER TOP iiiulr(a gun. talk MARSHALL l. cook. the hx out of the window and gave Scudder. , MEDICINE TIME KEEPER, himself up. During the firing Durfee Hastings. Barky Co., Mich., WHOLE NO. 1520. Wm. Bristol, of Assyria, Justice. Has known Durfee two or three years and had never seen anything in his op­ - to - lead « him to *-*• *— Orin Adams, of Johnstown, gave like testimony. • H. D. Munger, of Assyria, thought A•iWlUPTION RATES! DurfetJlnot insane but that he had a -i.'f1 per year: If paid within six high temper. y.jht year; If not paid until ex'’Geo. W. Clark, of Assyria, and Levi ..>• o ar, iji.50. Subscribers outMosher and J. S. Stevens, of J ohnstown, •: Hiirrv Co, St.25 per year. InWednreday looming of last week the testified that they knew Durfee well, »ariably cash In advance. TUB MOSES 1UMI co_ triU of Stephen Durfee for the murder and thought him a sane man. Sheri ffCressy, recalled, said that he of Under Sheriff William M. Scudder yOKE OF CATTLE FOR SALE! ADVERTISING KATES: had examined wound in Durfee’s on May nth last, was called in the cir­ ui: [P-r yev............... |100 OO shoulder and that in his opinion the I'.Cr . Iianfa for special positions. cuit court. To the Information Durfee Tbe subscriber desires to sell a * ball yet remains in his body. He con­ plead not guilty, and the work oteecursidered Durfee sane.» ’ JOB PRINTING. Elmer Devore, of Vernon, considered , ing a jury commenced, the people being Ml pride l» <elt In the Job Printing DeDurfee sane on all-subjects except per­ at .>f the Rannxjl Everything hi the hr Prosecutor Wreusoifr,.zoo. .... represented by Colgrove and haps that of fortune telling and domes­ s new ; and with the latest laces of eotiri L. E. Knappen; the prisoner having as approved patterns of machinery, tic relations. Weight, about 4.000 jxninds. iijH.'. ntWL'rknien employed, enables the Wallace Smedley of the same place his counsel Mr. A. R. McBrideyof Cor­ it i<> <!., nrst-clas* Job work. considered Durfee a sane man, and did They are In good order; dark red color. unna, and Messrs. C. G. Holfirtok and not cousidtr his fortune telling an For terms inquire of A. E. Kenueton, of this city. / tLEMENT SMITH, evidence of insanity. V . Lawyer, At 4 o’clock p. m. the counsel expressDr. Wm. Upjohn, of Hastings, testi­ LUTHER WRIGHT, fied that he attended Durfee profession­ । iffirt*** over R. K. Grant’s store.) «i themselves satisfied with the jury, ally while in jail. Wound in right Pr. ut aii.mirts of the State. UoUeetions On bl, pronilH. tie mile, s>aU> ot thw elt, uui apd the fqUowiqg gentlemen took the shoulder was penetrating wound, and i>rsni;<uy htokt-'il after. nouse. Baltimore. augaMt oath to wqll and truly try the cause. ‘ thinks ball is in his body yet. Had ArtKNAPWCX. c. H. VAX AMMAN. Ilyron B. Willison, Barn-. observed Durfee from the very first as KXAPl’EN & Van ARMAN. Horace W. Snow, Yankee Springs. to his mental condition. Consider him Lawyers. sane, and have discovered nothing that Joseph T. Crumback, Thornapple (fiver HoaUuks National Bank.) Jesse Townsend. Jr.. Hastings. Reside in Rutland and have been in run; appeared excited; asked him if he would lead to a contrary opinion. pdward Otis, of RuUan^- Geer and Wtn» Jordan, Woodland. - the employ of Stephen Durfee. Was at had a gun; said Durfee had killed Scud­ roB X <. AR VETH, Fred J. Quick, Maple Grove. his farm in Rutland Wednesday. I der. Went to Durfee’s with Geer, saw Bruss came to our house in pursuit of J Attorney at Law, Edward Gesler, BaJthnore. was grinding a knife near the barn and Scudder’s body, but did not see Durfee. Durfee. I went with Geer from our M UdlevHle, Mich._____________ John Bruss, of Rutland, went with house. On the way Geer told me that he said he would help me. As we Ira B. Bachelor, Castleton. Daniel P. Wolf, Maple Grove. started he said “Hold on a minute," Geer in pursuit of Durfee, when Geer Scudder went up and commenced talk­ wTNISKEijG Patrick Dooley, Irving. and picked up an ax. I went toward told him that Scudder told Durfee thaC ing with Durfee, when Durfee drew re. Lawyej. Emmerson W. Hyde, Maple Grove. ’the bam then, and I was returning he had a warrant for him, and Scudder volvtt and fired. ■ Over >;>auldlng'4 dry goods store.) Dr. W. P. Polhemus, Hastings. Have when 1 heard a shot. Don’t know shot in the air to let Durfee know he A. C. Ciihlfi, Orangeville. .. attend promptly to all business in all PHOTOGRAPHER. known Durfee since 1st of June last. was armed. . caurh. Charges reasonable, j After a brief outline of the case, and whether Scudder or Durfee fired it. I Lewis Norton, of I Listings, was at .Went to the jail twice to examine him could see Durfee’s left hand, in which statement of facts tbe people expected he held the ax. but not his right, being Durfee’s day of homicide, when heard bs to his mental condition. Had con­ 7-K.KENASTON, IW Watch this spare next week; to prove, by ;Prosecutor Colgrove, Air. behind and to the left of him. Geer Porter say that Scudder tired first shot. It ersation with him. Found no indicaA. Attorney at Law, Wm Stebbins, of Hastings, went to //tions of insanity. Regard him as sane. C. II. Van Arman, attorney,of this city, hail the best chance to see all that hap­ (Over J. 8. Goodyear & Co.’s store.) , Durfee’s with Norton at time mention/ IOpinion based upon personal examina­ Fr.u*:iefs in all courts of the State. Collections was called and testified that some time pened. I looked and saw a roan com­ ed above. Heard Porter say that Dut- tion of Durfee and the history of his ing toward Durfee. Learned after­ promptly attending to.' previous to the murder Durfee told him ward that he was Scudder. He came fee and Scudder met on the chip pile; family. Have made this case an espec­ /1 W. LOWRY. M.D., • . that he would kill any officer going up to Durfee and said, ”Put down the that Scudder told Durfee to put down ialstudy. V. Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. Dr. E. H. Lathrop, Hastings. Exam­ onto his premises and attempting to ax.” Durfee said, “I won’t." Scudder ax, and then shot—both commenced ined Durfee in company with Dr. Pol­ .office. 301 Thom St., Hastings, Mich.) told him again. Heard no reply. Short­ shooting. Thought Porter meant ythat levy upon his property. hemus, as to his mental condition, and Calli In town or country promptly attended. ly afterward 1 heard a shot Don’t Scudder shot first. Office hours—e to io a. m. and i to 3 p. m. believe him sane. • Saw nothing to in­ William R| Geer at that time deputy know which one shot first; then saw Stephen Durfee, the p , was Telephone at Holloways* drug store. . dicate Insanity. sheriff; testified substantially as at the both shooting. Did not know whether Ifr Special attention paid to single*) diseases called to the stand and made/ the fol­ Defense introduced as sur-rebuttal Scudder cair « after Durfee or to attach ifiquest and as published in the Ban­ property. Saw Geer coining from the lowing statement, with th^ premise Mre. Fannie Everet, of Nashville, sis­ QACKETT & BUTLER, TXTHEN READY TO PLAN YOUR VACA- ner of May 23, which was as follows: gate, and saw Durfee and Scudder that he was terribly excited n the day ter of Durfee, who testified that they ij Pysicians and Surgeons, W T10N REMEMBER that no portion of have a sister Anna in Assyria, who is William R. (leer. clinch. Saw Geer hold his revolver at of the affray and was inu the American Continent lias such a delightful excited insane. She had lain in the woods over i Prairieville, MidL) I reside in the city of Hastings Durfee, and- the revolver snapped. climate as that of Minxksota and Nqkthsmn . . Ail r dis nigh! or-day, promptly attended. night t^o or three times without food. Dakota. and am acquainted with William Scud­ Scudder said to Gper, “Get the. ax" now: Their father attempted to hang himself, der and Stephen Durfee. Went with which Geer did. Atnut that' time Am 47 years old. Rem n R. TIMMERMAN, ' Scudder to the farm of Stephen Durfee, Scudder felt Durfee grabbed the ax ion of last spring. Was THE PARK REGION OF MINNESOTA t in several but was prevented by the neighbors. ' -L . Honia pathic Physician & Surgeon, in Rutland township. Started from and chased Geer with It, Geer turned , _____ _________________ dder. E®places. Did not know (First door east of Holloways* drug store.) With Its clear days, deliciously comfortable this place about 10^ o’clock Wednes­ around and tried to shoot, but his re­ member of.man called udder coming HIGH TAXATION AND THE COST OP nights, and exhilarating atinonpbere. day, May 14. and reached Durfee’s volver wouldn’t go. After he passed to my place, but had neX er seen him i>eLIVING. ENTIRELY FREE FROM MALARIA, TUL Wm. JONES, 1.’ ~ Dentist. beautiful scenery, romantic drives, an abund­ about 15 minutes after If. Hail a war­ by the comer of the house, I did not fore, and did not knowwhat he wanted. “A Workingman," writing to the To­ ance of excellent hotels, steamboats, railroad*, rant for his arrest: Found Durfee at see anyone, but heard two shots fired Did not at that time/know who was - All work promptly attended to. ronto Globe from Windsor, compares ete.. offer Innumerable attractions to SUMMER home. First saw him between his out by the road. Mr. Durfee was taller with him. First sa them when .1___ ..L — 11they —* T< )URISTS. The many hundn-m» of lakes In the house and barn. He seemed to be doing than Scudder, and on higher ground. were but a short distance from the prices there with those in Detroit, as ly EI/l'ON & WHITLOCK Park Region afford unequalled hunting and Ashing. Dkviia I.AKK, Ilakota, hasjotoly re­ something. Hitched oUr team in front Don’t think the distance from one re­ hitching post. Saw man called Scud­ follows: house. Had arranged with Scud- volver to the other was more than one der jump out of the buggy and come lu Detroit— per ». A wents for the-Watertown Insurance Co. ceived considerable attention from the jqet that of the -x . j — Extra cnixlicd t>ugar can be bought for S^c der that — we .ashould go ^0 t< the house to­ foot, as they held their arms out. toward me. Think j was between corn Tin-. «nt-i«il.< ie> on ti man's property against here Is offered the rare attraction of Orannlanvi............................................ “ 1 > by fin . UgaUilng nr wind; fUoUnst a man’s SALT WATEB BATHING. Could not tell which one fired the first crib and barn. Doi not know what o gether. J me if Scudder that was asked Sugar cured hania.1 life '. itli nnd ncctdenl; £/ the man we slanted; told him, yes. I shot, as I could not see Durfee ’ s right Pamphlets and fall Information n-Eartllng was doing. Rememi >er of picking up “ “ ' shoulders to to n Minnetonka. Osakis. Alexandria. Ashby, or was hitching the team when Scudder hand. Don't' know whether Durfee ax. Scudder came ----------------------------within 16 feet of Fresh roasted Javr coffee I’OOK & SHELDON, j Devils Lake will l»e furnished free on applica­ jumped out and started for house on a had his revolver out before Scudder or me, and asked if mV name was Durfee. Four |xninds butter crackers............. And all other things lu proportion. tion. I said yes, and that/he should keep back. not. I took mv wife and children to a fast walk. I got about two rpds inside C. H WARNER. <Jen. Passenger ArtIn Windsor— ■ > ■ ••■n Attract Block. Hastings, Mich.) St. Paul. Minneapolis & Manitoba Ry.. 8t. Paul, the yard from the gate when Durfee neighlwr’s, as t was afraid if Durfee Saw no revolver t that time. Saw The first named sugar costs................. •Me Hr. i ne only set of Abstract Books tn Barry ’ Minn. »->G Granulated*.............. ■................. drew a revolver at Scudder and fired. killed Geer, he would come back and him draw revolr out of coat pocket, Sugar-cured hams kill us. Think Scudder was dead when I think, and jx>pdt it at me. Think he .Scudder had his hand in his coat pocket. ■r •• shoulders;.......................... 'HE COMPLETE HOME.^J^X When Durfee fired his second shot’ he fell. The shots were fired very close told me to p down ax,, but don’t Coffee ........................... :..................... — 1 A. FOOTE, M. D.. And three )>ound* of butter crackers.. 2S together. I saw Durfee driving down know wheth I replied or not. When Ju. Physician and Surgeon, LI.. “ I could see . Scudder f. fired his . first. the roiul with the team Geer and Scud ­ he drew his vol ver I took mine out He says, moreover, that the above are 111 *• Pi» wy m« every movement that Wfl was made; was lOiilce'east side Main BL, Nashville, Mich.) ’ looking for that^ purpose.^They kept der came with, as fast as the horses an<l pointedjit at him. He said “Hera's taken only as samples, and there is no Residence next door north Wolcott House. firing and I went toward them. As 11 could trot. shoot too." ;ind shot, hitone that A:.. - promptly roteluled too. day or night. doubt but the list might be extended to ...t.L.;.. n ....I aF *1.,.,.. Uz.iiil.lx.r tiruzl I — _ ' ting me in ---------------------------------------ireast. He advanced a lit‘got within a rod of them Scudder fired Myron Vrooman, of Hastings, testifi­ I OnEPII KNIGHT, ' his last shot. I thought I could see ed that on the morning of the killing tie nearer, nd I shot nt him. He then an indefinfte length. At these prices it he hantings banner and »’ Veterinary Surgeon. __________ in arm,________w ‘ to is little wonder'that on Saturday nights THE DETROIT POST AND TRIBUNE where the shot struck Durfee, the dust saw Durfee near the bank raise stick of shot hittim me (1K-. .i nci-. Rulland/itf-hrYeckleJ school house.) For only 8X00 per year. to picX_it crowds of mechanics’amd workingmen’s ’ _ ’1 stooped * came out of his clothes. Durfee held wood and threaten to kill Geer, baw drop my re rolver. Ider grabbed me in such W !> attend all calls »qr.services ulglil.br day. EW8ubscrl pilons taken at tills office.j his revolver in his right hand, an ax in him come from Greble & Powers with up and Scydder CU.r.-x rvawuable. _______ not use iny arms. wives cross from Windsor to Detroit the left. Durtee raised the ax and revolver in hand, walking toward Geer manner th *11’ could me up, and I tried to kick for their week’s groceries, and smuggle Scudder clinched him. I ran up and and trying to shove catndges into re­ Geer then E. F. Hhoivx; M. D. W. 1'. POLHEMUS, M. D. t of his reach, but he got it them, to the detriment qf Windaor revolver put my revolverfup to Durfee's ear and volver. ’S' . I rils BROWN & POLHEMUS, it at mv head. It did not dealers. The man who gives the figures snanpwl twjce. The revolver wouldn't Wanted lintuedlalely at the 1/ 11 ymmpathic Physicians & Surgeons. men! Earl Mattison, Hastings. Saw Dur­ and snap Bureau 1.000 men to work In themlDMond go. Durfee tried to hit Scudder with le snapped the second time fee purchase revolver anil cross the go off. on tiie stock ranges ot tills territory. Wa*e*' (Offic • over Julius Russell’s store. Main Bt.) 1 passed through my shoul- aliove quoted asks: “If we cannot make and th ------------.___----*-------«2.rx> per day tor inlnera. p»t month for the ax. I jerked the ax from Durtee street looking very angry toward Geer, h.zuril Kr»ti<1.1,*r cmv ••ha** ahnt ('.ol - answered from the office at all hours of bop (Including board). Reduced rates.on and threw it on‘.the ground. Heard keeping his eyes upon Geer all of the der, wAen heard Scudder say, “he’s shot Canada os cheap a place to live in as tit- uiiy or night. Dr. Polhemus will Rive sjieeial cow me."/I think that is what he said. United States, from a temporal point of oil raliniads. Sena •!.« with your application, Scudder sav two or, three times “Im time. Durfee got into buggy and drove attention to dlseastH of the Eye and Ear. and state what kind of work youLl’re^crScudfler loosed his hold of me and fell view, had We better not be annexed?" hours—fl to 12 a. nu; 2 to 4 p. m. ployment tor six months guaranteed or monoy shot!” very low. Durfee grabbed the . 1 then chased Geer.. Be shot ax and started for me. I ran, and Edward Powers, Hastings. Sold Dur­ roturazd. Addrw. at „ T This workingman strikes the keynote / ’LARKE & RIKER, would turn round nnd try to fire—my fee revolver on day of shooting. He and hit me on finger. I was in fear. V Attorneys at Law and of Canadian discontent High taxes, a revolver cylinder would not turn, and 1 said that dogs were troubling his sheep Scudder was the otriy man I ever did Sulicitors in Chancery. . Feared him tiecause of dream slovenly tariff and assessments for the ANTED-MOO Axenta. double quick, to sell finally turned it with my left.hand and and he wanted same to kill dogs. Lett tbe <1 ret authentic biography of Janire'l. fired two shots, one of which I think the night previous. Did not know support of profligate nobility is what is (Wrii-es In Vulon block, over Beamer Bros.) store with revolver but soon returned TJT ATKTI? By II. J- Lanwlell. Blaine s Hastings. Mich, . at Scudder bait n warrant. Felt very BTiA.LN.Hj personal Mend and l’rVf‘'^ hit him, also snapped at him twice. looking very excited -and angry, inquir­ Practice in all courts of the state. Attend to ence as author. The ous that morning when came to grinding Canada down! It proves also eon plete. He thenlhrew stones at me and said ing how to load it. Tried to get revol­ . Loin anti perfecting title# to real estate. Interesting nnd richly Tastings. Was Injured (in manner the fallacy of the free trade bowl in our i?2.| ’ d enta Go.l d-n you, I will kill you with this Stoney to loan Insurance taken etc., etc. Steel portraits, sketches of J0”'’" “rJ £' ax.” At the gate I snapped at him ver from Durfee but he would not let tated by Dr. Cowles) when 14 years own* land, and one Instance alone is Ac. Will sell faatrat and/pay blwrat nron» me have it. old, and it has effected me more or less Avoid unreliable .^‘hmbbaKD again, but the revolver would not go. pHILIP T. COLGROVE, John Wickham, Hastings. Was in, ever since.. Dr. Upjohn attended my sufficient for convincing every work­ best. Write nt once for V,A p Then he threw a stone at me, and start­ -L Lawyer, ingman of the fact The tariff on sugar RRO8 36 l4* Salle Street, Chicago. Illinois. * • ed for my team. Up to that time I front of Greble & Pokers on day wounds.in the jail. shooting. Saw Durfee trying to 1c S.-Outfit are ready. Bend Wc. for one and save Hastings, Mich. Cross Examination.—After Scudder In the states in much higher than it is . Pro .mating Attorney for Barry Comity. r lime. ________ -_____ _ was coot I went east to Edger a house. revolver, looking very angry. fell 1 chased Geer with the ax. He in Canada, but we can sell the article Durfee took the ax got into the buggy would not let anyone take revolver turned and fired at me twice; his revol­ cheaper than Canada, nevertheless. It Probate Notice. and surtid west. Scudder and Durtee show him how to load it. ver mapped twice. Don ’ t think I turn ­ were racing each other. Am certain John Q. Cressjl sheriff, testified as ed and flinched when Geer snapped re­ is so with many other necessaries of JTOLMES & HOLLY BROS. ! that Scudder did not draw his revol ver condition of revolvers when came i volver at me. Think would have hurt life. Canada would like to be annexed, '■ llrat Thought Scudder was hit by the his possession. Two of the chain Geer if hiul caught him. Bought revol­ no doubt It would be her miration, llrat shot lirwl by Durtee. The eylire of Geer’s revolver were empty, ver; don’t know what tiought ft for. and the popular sentiment in Canada is ! <lprs of both revolvers were empty three cart ridges knapped, but not Couldn’t tell why bought it, except ; when I found them. Heard a lady In Durfee’s revolver but two that bought it for sudh purport’s as rapidly concentrating on that point It were neededit for. Don’tknow as there is this sentiment that yearly drives into had had cartridges, both of whi ■ scream during the firing. ' The warrant was for threats to kill. fired, the blank shells being in same, was any pressing new of my buying H> Adopt the Canh fiyntem on t*^p- examination tliat »<wl> ri**"15! Saw Durfee in front of the bank M ed­ cham- revolver at thatiiiiie. Never owned a the states thousands of Canadian emiK on the eth da> of' nSday moving, when he threatened to In Scudder’s revolver all of tember 13th, granta, who are all able to see the ad­ bers were empty. revolver before. I might have told Jas- A. Niros, marshal kill me. 1 th™ hiul ?,™py ?t fl'rat he Geer that would kill him if he came to vantages of living in a country which brother ot costa, to serve on him. At nrst ne Went to the house of Duff M rill uv vuu ----­ Goods of AJl Kinds to be Marked Dated Augu-tt Utl», 18*£, kMENT SMITH. make levy on my property, and I did protects ito industries, where wage* retus«Pto take it; l! in Johnstown, and found b ephen Dur­ raise stick and threaten to strike him. Judge of Probateare good and where freedom is enjoyed. Down! ind nut it in his pocket. Asked if I fee locked in lied room. H e Did not buy revolver for purpose of wiw coming down to collect the execu- he was afraid of the crowd and did set not killing Geer. Could not tell what had —Detroit Evening Journal. hot. r i wo»w » p*i*? 5S want to come out, and told me he would in mind when bought revolver. -Had We win take Produce a» usual, but no more credit given. nla ed in my hands. He sold God come to Hastings to-monow. 1 told seen Geer two or three times. W’hen aitMt call at kteresi it I}cHT(5a^*o mthorized S—nyou?I will klU vou or any other Mr. John Rolfr, Champion Bicyclist him to throw the ax out apd hold up Scudder anti Geer crone I had on my X<’ more Book-keeping, and no more bad debt*. JSit io collect ffiffrOKD. mailt you oom* I'll to y0“ n „'a his hands, as we were to *take *" “v* him pants, shoes and shirt. Had revolver of Australia and Englanu, wntaa to the wdbegrebbed a stick ot wd. end dead or alive. Some -OURraised the in pants pocket Carried it there for Argus, Melbourne, Australia, that in threatened me. He next went to G re- window and Durfee — — - -­ no particular purpose. I started for the six davs content for the champion­ ble & Powers’ hardware stare, bow Tn meantime we had got /i rail against home at once after bought revolver. ship, after riding 8 conaecutlve hour* uuu ol SSJS.'roStSfffi zounty hhmcome out ot thi> store with a revrtrthe door for the Did not expect to pay that judgment. each day, hi* limlm became stiff and er He held It up and looked aavagtly the hinges, when threw up Remember grinding knife when Scud­ sore, and he is poaitive he won the great at me IMent tithe Prosecuting At­ hands and der came. Think Scudder shot first race, and was enabled to ride anotbcr OF GOODS torney and got a warrant tor his arrest but would, not want to swear poritivoly. 100 milea againal time immediately af­ DEFENSE. aPSaklng threats. Ho said he wouM TESTIMONY FOR Remember telling Mr. Van Annan that terward, from the wonderful effects kill “any man that comes on my Pj^ce the case on the would kill any officer that attempted to produced by the use of BL Jacoba Oil. In his statement E^ilw-t that debt.” When bcudder McBride make levy on mv property. Think did m training and racing. He nail* it his AXD A BRAN NEW LINE OF started from the gate up to the house part of the defense 1*000 companion, and recommends it to to establish the notreally mean it but my disposition walked fast, and when he got near said that they p is that if I did not get my rights by all athletes. : That Durfee is Durfoe be stopped long enough to mj following la*’ I could get them some other wav. time of the homi- I mean to say that if a man should ••1 have a warrant” wnM and was insane After I went up to Edger s I went back self-defense, and come to rob me or to take my property ^Durfee’s, Mt ol Scudder « P“»|“dr cide; that he toknoon. I* Positive Cure, which co TO BE ADDED. WITH R. Geer fired the I would shoot and kill him. further, that found that be was dead. I tort Mgar [Heretbe prisoner betrayed intense qualities of all the l«eat Scudder. n st the i*robate £ care ot the body, .ent a man to Hast- fatal shot received excitement, uttering the last sentence without the defects of olly In said county and taaa, and had Durfee's hired man hitch were called to with great euphaaix, and leaving the cures promptly. The following irohla horses and started. P™’’ n.irfrui’c stand immediately thereafter with the manmUy. all < At the helm. mil® m>d changed m. McKinney. remark that that was all he proposed . McCarthy, of to say .1 AND TRY county, ily, all kll of The aetauH! bore rwted, luid tW pooHo»i>d Baltimore to L«W. «gd to Vernon, shiaw toJJrttahta and were------I pie introduced the following rebutting j-riceSOc* Satisfaction guaranteed. and Goods Cheaper whom lived negh] tluui ever you bou*ht before. . hat pince. I teotinionjr. ■ U® tree of Parties owing the old Arm will plea* settle by ttat we wouid have to go in September Uth. (A tme copy’ HOLMES 4 HOLLY BROS., Woodland. Invaluable In the Bick two. ’ ONE COOK BOOK. Outline of the Testimony in the Case. Yoke of Cattle, GEO. H. HEATH THIS SUMMER, T HO! FOR 19439181 W RigH.&t IhoTraul! SWaips GENERAL STOCK! TO BE KEPT FULL! Millinery Goods, Mrs. B. S. H BECOME US! os the ax �desperate that he uses foolish language; > so desperate that he does as do all of his kind—harms himself and his cause MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. more than the man at whom his feeble tirade is aimed. Before the campaign Hastings, Mien., September 5,1884. is over, Mr. Cole will pray to be deliv­ ered from such foolish friends as the When cteroeat Smith, tbe ring candidate for Journal. Jodire of ITotmte. wm first nominated for that o®<:- he wan mH forward M a candidate and The Schoolcraft County Pioneer says cbanipinti of the anli-thlrd-terr.i sentiment, Clem, has got a taste of the gruel and he donT that not an upper peninsula town was nrotiose to l>e taken away. He is now a candldate for the third term. He is claiming that it represented in the state greenback con­ nS-ds a lawyer tor that office because of the legal eonrolicfttions. There has been as many vention. Such men don't grow up Manders committed under bls administration as there. . w oriwr. His Judgment baa been at fault m oftci. as any Ollier tnciunbcnt. He has mjoften tatted, either by design or otherwise. In the per­ formance of bls duties ax has has any other. He has been expensive and to-day there is an undis­ guised disgust al the idea that none but lawyers are fitted for office bolding. Tiie legislature at DEATHS BY BURNING AND DROWNING* Ito iMt sewton, refused to consider the ciaim of tbe lawyers, who Introduced a bill to make the office one obliged to be filled by an attorney, and some of tbe worst opponants of the bill were lawyers, who stated m an anpiment. that they were expensive office holders both io tax pay­ er* aud litigiuite. Farmers. If you do not want to feed tliese cormorants, who are growing rich at your expense, vote for Mr llllani W. Cole for AWFUL WORK OF A CYCLONE. Judge of Frobate. He Is honest; he is a fjuroer of good Judgment and ability: tie can CH tiie Evansville, Ind., Aug. 3d—At an office with credit to you. smd at teas expense early hour yesterday morning tbe weather than a lawyer wilt.—Hotne Journal. was unusually sultry, every one complain­ In answer to the above we have this ing of intense beat There was something to say: in tbe atmosphere that seemed to fore­ (1) If Judge Smith was the‘Ting can­ shadow some unusual barometrical phenom­ didate," then the ring which the Jour­ enon. At about 8:30 o'clock heavy black nal harps on, takes in all of the republi­ clouds began to form in the west while oc­ can party of Barrj- county. He re­ casional livid streaks of lightning lighted ceived 86 of the 106 votes cast on the up tbe dark and angry sky. Soou tbe first ballot; and had the entire delega­ wind began to blow, aud duet-on tiie streets for a few minutes wh^d in clouds tion in hi» favor from 16 of the 20 obscured the vision farther towns and wards in the county. The tiiat than a block or two. Then the thun­ motion to make his nomination unani­ der pealed, lightning flashed. and rain mous was made by the chairman of the began, accompanied by a wind that seemed only delegation that on the first ballot almost irresistible. People on the streets was solidly against him.' The vigorous rushed to places of shelter. The water "aye” and the enthusiasm with which descended in sheets, and in a few minutes • it was carried showed that he was the the streets were Hooded. Tbe wiud in­ first choice of more than nine-tenths, of creased In fury, and tbe storm continued for more than imlf an iwur, during which time the delegates. Such a candidate can most wide-spread destruction took place. well be proud*of the “ring” which nom­ The damage to property all over the city Is inated him, for that ring was the re­ enormous. Hundreds of house a, mills, fac­ tories, warehouses, stores, etc., were un­ publican party. roofed. and in many instances whole houses (2) The statement that he was nomi­ were blown down. Communication with outside towns was nated on the anti-third-term cry is false. That issue has never been raised in this cut ot! for several itours, so that tbe first news of a terrible accident which happened office. Judge Prindle was elected four to the steamer Belmont about throe miles times in succession. It is an office that above Henderson was not received here till about one o’clock. Tiie Belmont to a trans­ needs the watch-care of a prudent, cau­ . fer steamer for tbe Lomsville & Nashville tious, honest, competent man. \When Hallway between this point ami Henderson. the people of Barry county have found She left here at eight o'clock yesterday such a man they have kept him in the morning, towing a transfer barge with the passenger train fur< Nashville, with about harness. sixty passengers. She also had abou^ twenty (3) The statement that Mr. Smith or thirty of a crew on board. The storm was terrific on the river, and tbe boat sought a re-nomination is false. The and barges were separated. The former Journal editor cannot name a single sunk almost immediately in the deepest man whom J udge Smith ever asked to water in the river between this, point and Henderson. From tiie survivors it la learned labor for his re-nomination—not one. that the cables holding the bout aud.barge The nomination sought him, because together broke away. The hold of tbe the people were satisfied with his ad­ boat tilled with water, and Hhe became ministration; because those who had unmanageable, the chimneys going over­ board and the cabin topllng over on the had business in the probate court want­ barge. At this time several persons escaped from the boat onto tbe barge and ed his services. were saved, but immediately afterward the (4) If Judge Smith did not err, he boat sunk and fourteen persons are known would not be human. That he should to have been lost Following are the" sometimes be mistaken is not remark­ R. C. Roach and son, Mr*. M. 8. Lyon, Miss able. Great men, like the greenback Laura Lyon, Mm. Bailie facyan, of this city; candidate for land commissioner, some­ Mrs. Add e Milrray and child, of Brookville, Ala.:. Mr*. Woodville, of Henderson, Kv.: times are mistaken. But we do say Caplin John H. Smith. Alton Boll (colored! other colored women; an old jreutlo this, and we defy any man to prove the anat»<> mun arid wife, names unknown. contrary, that in no other probate office It is iinpoesiUe to give a complete list ot is the business conducted more system­ the survivon*. A newsboy, named Spang Jumped over­ atically, more carefully, more cheaply, hoard and swam to slwre, walked to Hen­ than in Judge Smith’s. derson, and gave the first iufonuatioD of the (5) He is a man thoroughly posted in disaster. The Belmont was insured for *15,000, regard to the duties -of his high office. *7.000 being in the Underwriters, of Louis­ No other official in the state or county ville. Other boats were damaged at the so nearly concerns the people of Barry wharf, where the scene was terrific. White cajis iMhed to fury by tbe storm, dashed county as probate judge. The rights of high up, and threatened to swallow every­ the widow, the orphan and other lega­ thing In their frenzy. The Keith was com­ tees must be guarded jealously. Wilis ing up tlie river, but wisely dropped buck to the elevator. Thu storm seized lhe Josh are often contested, ihvolving^e^tates 'V. Throop, and tore her chimney off and of thousands of dollars. How essential rid&leJ her badly. All of Imit crew deserted that the incumbent know what is re­ her except Captain Throop, Jim Larue, Bill Meyers and Dallas Webster. The Silver. quired of him? And who in Barry Thorn also lost her chimneys. county knows better what is required Altogether too damage in tiie city will of the probate judge than Clement arnouu* to several hundred thousand dollars, Smith. No man can charge him with none of which could be covered by Inburance. v a dishonest act; no one can say he is BURNED IN THEIR BEDS. hot a man in every walk of life; no one Greely. CoL, Ang. 30.—The following can say that b^ is not thoroughly quali­ ■re the particulars of the frightful disaster of Thursdny night, of which was mention fied for the place. (6) The Banner has no wish to de­ bos already been made in these dispatches: About eleveu o’clock Thursday night a scend to the level of the Journal and train of seventeen cars belonging to indulge in mud slingmg. From all Orton’s Anglo-American circus left Fort that we h^ve ever heard of W- W..Cole» Coll I ns for Golden on the Greeley, Salt Lake & I’aclfic Railroad. When the greenback nominee, we should say tl>e train, running about twenty-five that he was an honest man, who sought miles nn-b?ur, was nearing Windsor, a small station a few-mllrs from here. tbe. en­ in all things to do his duty. We have gineer dibcov»-red tliat the car next to tiie no wish to say aught against him. engine 'wm cn fire. He at once re­ That is not our way of doing campaign versed the engine and sounded the alarm work, and the Journal will find dn Nov. whistle. In tbe burning car tlierc were sixty men arranced in three tiers of 4th that it doesn’t pay. Mr. Cole will berths on either side. The forward side also wish that his party organ had not door was dosed and the men in the bunks been so zealous in his behalf as to throw were sleeping against it. The rear side door Was also dosed, and thfF'men, when mud at his opponent As to Mr. Cole’s they awoke, discovered thnt the lower un­ qualifications, we have never attempted occupied berth next tn R, containing rub­ to brittle them. In his own conven- bish, was on fire, filling the car with smoke and cutting off escape In that direction. , tion he himself said, in regard to them, Tbe only means of egress wm through a “Gentlemen, I am inadequate to fill small window between tbe car and the ongina tkis place.’’ In spite of that protest, he ■ Meantime an engine had gone to Greely was nominated. for assistance, returning with Dr. Jesse And now a few general remarks. The Hawes, PreskJeut of tiie Blate Medical As­ whole tenor of the above article is an sociation. Many of tiie rescued, lu being pulled through tbe small window, had illy disguised attempt to throw mud at ribs broken and joints dislocated. Tbe Judge Smith. It is full of false state­ 1 lands and feet of some were burned off. ments. It is a narrow-minded, foolish Roasted trunks of bodies were found in one place, legs In another, and piles ot roasted and contemptible appeal to prejudice. and shriveled carcases were pulled out of It premises that the farmers of Barry the ruins. Al daylight a flat-car carried tiie charred county are fools, and do not know what bodiw Into Greeley for interment The is for their own good. It is a spedes of taffy that few will bite at The farm­ ers of Barry county are too intelligent long. Tbe Coretier impaneled a jury, hut It was unable to learn tbe cause of the . fire, to be caught with demagogical appeals. or any important facta.'m the managers, Tbe people of Barry county'know that with the remainder ot the company, left im­ mediately- tor Golden to fill an afternoon entheir probate office is in goc The insinuation that Clement a dishonest man will be resented by a day four-fifths of the Journal’s readers. They know better. No man who knows him believes it, or will entertain such a thought for a moment. Can any one then think of any reason why the Jour- The Hastings Banner. A DAY OF DISASTERS. THE POLITICAL FIELD. SEVERAL STATE CONVENTIONS HELD. lrju^°Mlss Fronds Willard- Blu r D Hastings, Wisconsin , G L^New Yofk; Mb. Man W< Hon. XT. Turner of Al* minor news items. A lOVOKIBG iMCIDis r Hampshire soldiers’ Thursday, and made » „ EnilUb WUn <X Wrt-h lUUw,, taod. The St. Louifi ornruau York Central road.12 ll> Xtw evantog rerenu^ibw i way nations, an elderly p of eompaniwl by ayouna *rare and finally icwM » th. 310 delegates. Sanford Kirkpatrick was audrm.u. Tbe plstfonu. wbteb ■ CAMPAIGN ECHOES. , dHd wilt fires*. spplan» Bloomington, HL. Aug. 38.—Tbe fusion old pettier ss corrupt Bird euioof the Anti-Monopoly and Greenback-Labor oouooed the Nstloosl t»r>k »fi party of Illi note, m wm predicted, occurred ■ .Usd General Butler ejxl Jontlesl slllauee s. >o“H yesterday. . * After an organization the pointed to prepare suitable by s.oteot IIS toss, u> back- cL.dld.te. ported that tbe Anti­ for Secreury »">d TroMurw • party nnlv George Deer, of Unkm County, and Labor party be changed to Na&onai of Illinois, that tbe J. F. Dooley, ot Keokuk Coovoutiim at. _ 4nm:tivelv nominated for these officea, and adopted, and that pledges be made to ea- BL. BA?t<>n. of Wapello, for Supremo Tfull electoral tfckei wm also deavur to elect Butler aud West to tiie ITesidency. The resolutions did Dot call forth cboaen and the convention adjournedany debate, ami were at onoe adopted. Toteka, Kam. Ang. 29.-Tbe State O»The fusion part of the programme was vention of tbe Anti-Monopoly-Greenback­ short and to tiie roiuL a delegate from Labor party met here yeattffday. The plat­ Northern HHdow introducing a reaolutioo to form indorsee that adopted AuSrt tiie effect that tbe State Central Committee Couveution at Pittsburgh, pledges »uPf»rt of tbe People’s party of tills State be and to Butler and WesL denounce, the Mthey are hereby authorized to make up a pulsiou of settlers from public lauds by joint electoral ticket with tbe Republican or United Slates troops demands that the Democratic party, as said committee shall Oklahoma and Clierokee strip land be deem to tiw best.Interests of tbe People’s opened’ to actual settlers, and that alien jiarty, on the basis of oue-balf of the elec­ ownership of land be prohibited ; opposes toral ticket for Butler and West This res­ couvid labor; bellevre in toe equally of. olution called' forth an amendment that the aexea. pledKm support to_lUU" far tbe limit of electors ou tbe ticket bo not the suppreaaioo of the liqaos traffic, and faleee than seven, which was adopted. Also vtrs the restoration u> the United btatesof a resolution that General Better» recom­ the right to i»ne money. A fqll electoral mendation in regard to the electoral ticket ticket was nominated; also tbe following be referred to the State Central Committee State ticket: " with power to acL Governor. H. T. Ph’nipa: ^“,D*"±2?reHr’ T!ii» question haring been settled, another nor. John ft. BrcMentbar; Ctfa-f. Justice, H. effort was made to refer the matter of put­ P. Vrooman; Associate. J. *« Ik McBryan; ting a State People's party ticket in .the field Treasurer. H. F. Hefei bourn; Auditor. 4. T. to tbe State Central Committee, but that Wakateid: Attorney-Gcneral^H. L Brush. was defeated, aud the following were putin Domination: Raudulpto _______________ _ Governor. Joaao Harper. Danville: LteutenMINERS lK~ABMS. ant-Govenww. A. C. Vandewater, Pana: Sec­ retary ot State. E. H. llaldwin. Joliet: AUorney-beneraL J-M. Gwinn, Effingham: Treas­ urer. J. B. Clark, Chicago; Auditors E. F. Coal Mine In the Boekins Volley Ptatxlet Beeves, Elgin. Milwaukee,Wla. Aug. 28.—Tbe Greenbackera and Anti'fflonopoliste met in this dty In joint convention yesterday attenioon, about one hundred delegates being in at­ Columbus, O., Sept 1.—At two o’clock tendance. “The People's Party of Wiscon­ yesterday morning three thousand miners, sin” was the name adopted tor the fusion. representing the entire Hocking Valley A resolution pledging- hearty support to Butler and West was adopted. Full State district, attacked the guards at the Snake and Electoral tickets were nominated. The Hollow mines, killing one and wounding order was as follows: two The miners had prevfousty cut tbe Governor, W. L. Utley, Radoe; Lieutenant­ Governor, Milan Ford. Oshkosh; bocrelary of telegraph wires to prevent the Sheriffs from State, G. W. Jones. West Bend; TreMurer, calling ou tike Governor for help During Theodore Shuman. Prairie du Chien; Attor­ the battle which ensued the hoppers were ney-General M. W. Steven % Green Lake Couna: Superintendent of PubUo Initruction. Dr. found to tw» on fire. Sheriff McCarty, of . 8. Brown, Milwaukee; Hallroan Commis­ sioner. John Kiefer, Woumu: Insurance Com­ Athens County, sent a telegram to Governor missioner, j: B. Russell. Neenah. Hoadly, in which lie said that the miners Tbe following were cboaen electors: had blackened their faces before making At Large—Keuben May, of Vcroou (Jounty, tiie attack. They quietly surrounded the and Henry Smith, of Milwaukee; First Dis­ trict, AHeo Stetson; Second District. Lorenso guards and opened fire witboat provocation. Merrill; Third District. E. W. Dwtaht; Fourth The battto which ensued lasted for an hour. District. Tboodoru Frits: Fifth District, Bdward McGraw; Seventh District. John WUoox; It wan not known whether any of tbe Eighth Diritriot. George Will; Ninth District. miners were' hurt. At Nelsonville the IL E. Parcber. Omaha, Neb., Aug. 28.—There were mines were surrounded and the -hoppers 436 delegates in attendance at tbe Repub­ burned before the guards were aware of any lican State Convention which met here evil Intent ou the part of the miners. Tbe yesterday. A contaat between two delega­ telegraph wires had previously been cut. tions from Kdox County was decided in The name of tbe man killed at Snake Hol­ favor of Draper’s adherents. Electors were low wks William Hare, an elderly man. The two men wounded were shot In the leg clMMen, also tiie following State ticket: Governor. James E. Dawes (renomliuuedi; and head respectively. The striking'minars are concentrating at Murray City. The LfcutenantrGovernor. H. H. Shedd; Score tary of Butte. Ed Boggvn: Treasurer, Charite Deputy Sheriff has asked the Slierlff for aid. H. Willard: Auditor, H. H. -Babcock: Super­ and it fa thought troops will be called out intendent of Education. W. W. Jones: Av before morning. Elsewhere everything fa torncy-Genend, W. Leeee; Commissioner of Public Ijinds and Buildings, Janies Scott: reported quiet Chairman 8uue Central Committee, Caauer The rioters are firing on tbe guards at E. YoaL . Sand Run and Lonolroth mines. Both Lanhlnq, Mich., Aug. 28.—The State places have called for help and the militia Prohibition Conventioo met here yesterday at LancMter and New Lexington have been more Ing. Tbe morning session was taken ordered to be hi readiness for marching or­ up bi effecting a temporary organization ders. Owing to the cuttliur of tbe wires and in appointing committees. In the atv particulars are • obtained with difficulty. , eruoou resolutions were adopted declaring Governor Hoadly has telegraphed the against fusion, favoring woman suffrage Sheriffs of Atbem, Hocking and Perry and claiming that the Republicans were un­ counties that all means in their control able to grappje with the liquor question. should bo exhausted to suppress riotous Candidates were then nominated as follows: proceedings and protect life and property Governor. David Preston; LMUtenanvGov- before the aid of tbe State is called for. ernor. Alonzo Sher wood; Treasurer. A. 11. On Governor Hoadly arriving at his office Cheney; Secntotry of State. Zachariah Chase; Audltor-Gencia'. O. E. Downing; Cotnmls- at midnight be received the following: aione/State Land Office. Barcua; AttorneyLocjan, O., Sept 1.—All (ho means in my Geweral, J H. I ntern; Superiutendefit Public rower are entirely exhausted to reproas tbo Instruction, Joseph H. Strove; Menjix*r Board disorder aud to protect lite and property. Lducatio.i, Isaac W. Mackeever: Electors-aV The strikers are cutting all telegraph wires. Larjna Bev. John KubkII and Prof. Samuel J am worn out; have been going day and Dickll night for two months. Pleaso send militia imP1TT8BUBGH, Pa., Aug. WL—T. P. Kyn- niod.utely and.save further bloodshed. The der, CbMrman of tbe National Greenback­ jailJ.isF.threatened. MlCaktv. Sheriff Hocking County. Labor party, lias Issued a call "or a State The Governor at once ordered out all of Convention, to be held at Bellefonte, Pa., thu Fourteenth RagimenJ. the Duffy and Sepletuber IE the Governor's Guarda, the Lancaster, Cir­ THE PROIIIBITION1KTS. cleville and New Lexington companies, aud Cuba. N. Y., Aug. 26.—The Prohibition­ replied to Sheriff McCarty that troops were on the way, and Mking >f more were ne*iists are holding a camp meeting, to last five days, two ml lee from here. An audience ed. Hie Lancaster company, being only ot 3,000 is iu attendance. Prof. Dickey, twenty miles Itam Logan, wm mat after the usual exercises, oddroesud the to that place to guard the jail. Otis candidates, John P. BL John nnd ot Ute leaders in tbo riot at Snake William Daniel, on behalf of tbe Hollow yesterday morning, and the one believed to have killed O'Hara,, wm committee of die National Conven• tioa ot the Prohibition pafty, which recent­ irrstol and brought to the jail at Lacan. ly met at Pittsburgh. He referred to the 1 hu mob was coming in ou tbe town to re­ lease him. Special trains Irnve been put honor done them by old and young ineu. and by such women m Frances Willard, on the railroads at tbe Governor’s disport Mary Woodbridge, Mary Lathrop. Esther At a late hour tiie last wire was cut, so that Hugh and Mrs. Burt, characterizing the taere fa do comuiuuicatloa yith points be­ convention as one composed of earnest men low Logan, except as carriages reach south­ nnd pure women, aud assuring them of the ern pointe, and send to tbe city by circuitous party’s most ardent support. Governor St route* This does nut enable tbe autliorittee know what fa going on till twofor three John replied In the following terms: X’Ur>. h“ *nd It fa beMr. (^xMrnsanoMd •• embers of tbe Commit­ tee: In recertring this formal notice of my beved that riot hM prevahod for hours at nomination for the highest office within tbe oertata places. Tiie bank booses at New gift pt the propie by the National Convention StraitayUle report that no men are to be of the Prohibition pw y. permit rue. oocwttbtown’ women refuse standiiur the distinction »as neither sought .f0UDn b to tell their whereaboota. They are boh it wm given. of my lioved tobe out in tbe riot according to a hlgft appreciation ffeuotal and preconcerted plan. Advloea fora. Thor* are m are meager and unsatisfactory. rSiJ’5E£ SZ Ikjuors M a beverage, both the' 1-VA^ LL.Jr wucre uie not la beyapd control, and la unable to mt at UM®to« to give definite toXm-m.Uoa m to wfiat fa hniru, uoa “ o«hxio i-k u .tuck co aSS ““ resort to personal abuse and scandal who have nothing better to uphold their cause. The Prohibition party is not organtxtagMa mere threat or menace. It fa tbe outgrowth p-xi >«. um m lucre ot the Warrior Lu-L . 1“* inductor approaohul th. , •» noon with Masonic honor* Senator V oocbees delivered tbe address. Official-mformation wm received at PbUadelphia Thursday that one of tbe principal trunk lines was aelling Urge blocks of tickets to and from Chicago at *12. Daring a fire tn a tenement bouse tn Min­ neapolis Thursday, James Curran, one of the occupants, wm probably fatally boroed. tired. Vut not rnad”1’^/?* a with astonishment at the irtir' tbe other pjaeengers in the^v A few words from the father i “’W while the young lady turnwi to tbe wfaJow; troop* from Um.. Pera, W Wednesday. * . . ..___ J .a---------- hfa life reaching one hundred and fifty. The invader* were soou expelled by the regular ■eldierv. * The annual meeting of tbe aetora’-fund trustee* was held in New York ~ ~ William Henderson resigned i Presidency and Harry Edwards persona have been relieved during tbe year aoaaewoty-tour fuherab paid for. Tbe mamhontolp is now 388. The low* State Fair opened Friday al Des Moines with MW entries. Alfonso Taft, the new American Minister to Russia, itafl arrived at St Petersburg. Flames destroyed tbs Strowbridge Block at Portland, Ore., causing a loss of *75,000. Seven men were killed Friday at a terri­ ble accident at Blackstone pit, near Paisley, Scotland. The assignee's sale of the stock of Hal­ stad A Haines, of NeW.Yort. was concluded Friday. The proceeds of tbe fuut-days’ sale amounted to about *335,000, or an aver­ age of about eighty per oeuL ol market prices. Germany intends to raise a corps of vet­ eran soldiers for colonial service, as the Prussian military system will not allow troop to be seat abroad. Tie funds re­ quired will be furnished by mercantile firms desiring protection. Tbe discovery has been made at Wuhington that in 1849 President Polk deeded to the monument association tbe ground on which die lofty marble column lias been reared by the Government, and that tbe title still rests In the corporation. Tbe Canada Pacific ^oad has laid its tracks to a point seven miles west of the summit of tbs Rocky Mountains, and hopes to resell tbe highest point of tbe Selkirk range this season. The California Board of Equalization reports tbe Central Pacific Road at 5*4,000,000 and the Southern Pa­ cific at *t7,ooo,ooa A Liberal demonstration took place at Brussels Sunday. Tbe procession contained ninety thousand persons. *35,000; insurance, 55,000. The British Government has ordered 250.­ 000 pounds more of Chicago compresaed beef tor the Soudrni expedition. Near Hamlin, W. Va., a lad named Henry Barton was shot dead while taking apples from the ordiard of J. Chapman. Mrs. Hannah Akers, residing at Nottawa. Mich., has entered upon her 101st year, and retains her mental faculties to a fair de­ A de*f-iuute of Ceutralta, 11L. named Christopher Boehm, has been officially ad­ vised tlial tiie sum ot *28,000 awaits him in Germany. Wallace-■ Sav injp Bonk, at New Cartto, Pa., clooed ita doors Saturday, with liabili­ ties wtlmaUal at *100,000. The assets are Dot worth meutionlna. Rejtorta to tbe Ohio Board of Agriculture show that the y’toid of wheat In that Stale will reach 43,982.901 bushels, and on tbe whole is tbe best ever thraalied in Ohio. Governor Crosby, ot Montana Territory, In a letter to the Secretary of the Interior, proteata ag-diut Use manner in which tiie Ptegan Indians are being treated by the Government Mabel, the fifteen-year-old daughter of John X Griffith, a proiuineut stockman, shot and killed heranlf .al her home In Sneuandoah, la., Sunday, durlug a fit ot tem|>orary Insanity. The flouring mill of J. B. M. Kehlor. at Waterloo, 11L, containing a large amount of grain, was burned Sunday morning. 'Die lorn is *175,000, on which there Was insur­ ance ot *100,000, James Howell, n gvajie-grower near Indianapolia, tired a ahot-guu towards some iadi whom he saw among his vines, and noon afterward found one of tbe thievm nearly dead on the roadway. ' The office fixtures of the Ranker*’ A Merchants’ Telegraph Company in Chicago were on Saturday levied upon for a work­ man's claim of *479.20. ft is atated that nearly *25,000 is due to employea in that cUr. __________________ THE MARKETS. • Naw You, September L t as Hugs.................... FLXiUK—Good to choice PiUnu COHN OAT»-W mC- • PORK-Meas LAMD-Htem CHEESE.............. WOOL— Domeetic B.WVW. v.._ CHICAGO. Choice.......... . ’ Good...,............ Butchers* stock Interior oattie BDTTEH—CnsuM! __ Good to Choice 13 oa be seated juat behind the man and could not forego the speak to him. With a sad f u? re.'° trembling voice the father * My daughter has been attending «minary in a distant town and*™ Son. plac^er In the froM^lnta^ the aebool. but abe studied too dSel? waa not careful of her health, aM& poor brain haa been ttirned. I her to a private asylum wbei hope she will soon be tetter ” At the next station the old man mi bla daughter left the ears, but the™. jjdooU so surastiv. of shakspeairt Ophelia, awakened strung. th.nSu in the mind of the writer. It is an ab •oute/art that white the poputetioa America increased thirty pel rent dn, mg the decade between 1870 and 1'w, the inaanlty increase was .r,r dredond ftjrtiedre per ,„d fcr J, same period, travders l,v «« 7, boat. or in carriages in any pan of’ the land see large, and elaborate buildings and inquire what they are ? Insane asylum: Who builds them ? Each state; every county; hundreds of private individuals,-and m all casej thmr capacity is taxed to the utmost SiiuJ men. in business and the professions, women, at home or in socie­ ty, and children at school-overtax their mental and nervous forces by work, worry and care. This brings about nervous disorders, indigestion and even­ tually mania. It Is not always trouble with the head that causes insanity. It laroftener arises from evils in other parts of the body. The nervous system deter­ inins the status of the brain. Anv one who has periodic headaches, ociasional dizziness, a dimness of vision, a ringing in the ears, a feverish head, frequent nausea or a sinking at the pit of the stomach should cause warning at once. The stomach and head are in direct sympathy and if one be impaired the other can never be in order. Acute dyspepsia causes more insane suicides than any other known agency, and the man, woman or child whose stomach is deranged is not or cannot l>e safe from the coming on at any moment of mania in some one of its many terrible forms. The value of moderation and the im­ perative necessity <?f care in keeping the stomach right must therefore l»e clear to all. The least appearance of indigestion, or mal-assimilation of food should be watched as carefully xs the first approach ot an invading army. Many means have Iteen advocated for meeting such attacks, but all , have heretofore lieen more or less defective. There can lie little doubt, however, that for the purpose of regulating the stomach, toning it up to proper action, keeping its nerves in n normal condi­ tion and purifying tfie blood. Warner's Tippecanoe the best, excels all recent or ancient discpvefies. !t is absolutely pure and vegetable; it is certain to add vigor to adults, while it cannot by any possibility injure even a child. The fact that it was used in the days of the famous Harrison family is proof posi­ tive of ita merit as it has so thoroughly withstood the test of time. As a tome and revivifier it is simply wonderful. It has relieves the agony'of the stom­ ach in thousands of cases; soothed the tired nerves; produced peaceful sleep and averted the coming on of a mania more to be dreaded than death itself. Tb attach a stamp to an envelope is to moisten the envelope and then apply the stamp. Tr.y this. If we.do the proper thing we would use Dr. Jones Red Clover Tonic for dyspepsia, costivenesb, bad breath, piles, pimples, ague and malaria diseases, poor appetite, low spirits, headach, or diseases < if the kid­ neys, stomach and liver.' Price5ueents, of Fred’k Hotchkiss. Isabella county cattle are dying of bbcklet Grigg*’ Glycerine Salve. The best on earth, can truly be sail’ of Griggs’ Glycerine Salve, which is » sure cure for cute, bruises. wounds, and all other sores. -Riveiy cure pilre, tetter and all eruptions. Try this wonder, healer. Kattafartinn 'guaranteed or mone> .re­ funded. 1 Only 25 oents. For sale by rHotchkiss. 0. B. Smith, a grocer al Cadillac. h.v> cut to Bowen & Wilcox. Frederick Hotchkiss, the wide awake to business and m*res Wun»H» secure tbe best of every^’*-far hM secured tbe agency far JmSrBroa- Detroit hM 746 families by the na“»f pf !”nIU‘‘ FLOUR-Winter.., .the great evil GHAi ata la U» wsrH tor aij««p<« u,b.ort.M paramount to our allegiance to any political gany: that political ties wOl • never-InHta Green Hurl. the Bureau at National Statistic*. In il Mm (Ink ________ _ ...AGttxJ)^' Michigan is putting In more wh««l t**" j A* Editor * Tributeyffpr. King* Mr. DmieL wbo followed, thanked party for hta.notnfa....................... ;saL"g toUowi: build up Never �Tbe Hastings Banner. ■ -^STranuiTEiTEMBiai mm rlU> Bb sr«B and Mar ., Foi,.L?.yra8 »» U» program of exwSaturday next The Gen. b, cises at the reunion: most brilliant orators of the day ^Conk-Newton imbroglio has as­ FIRST DAX.SRFT. 3, 1884. sumed another phrareTTV*^ ...S^^^rrak,. tuUon of a suit for slander by Mrs Anna Cook against Benj. L. Francis for damages in the sum of 96JOOO. ' Dress Parade and R^dlig of Or- n “f < p- M. Guard Mounting at 5 P M. K “y» that there Supper atfiP.M. ’ ' f” the t,'nwn that “"treat and Artdler^Salute at Sunset Stole his hammock from his residence Tattoo att*p.JL • ’ Wednesday evening of last week. The Tape at 10 P. M. party is known. “A word to the wise SECOND DAY, SEPT. 4TH etc. ■’ ■ Daybreak. ’ Them: will be a Blaine and Logan Artlllerysalutea Sunrise­ . OF INDIANA, pole raising at Nashville, at two detect Breakfast at 7 A. M. 7_ ,* .......... vwo ° clock Sick Call at 730 P.M. ® “? afternoon of Saturday, Sept. 13th at 9 A. M. g* H°n. E S. Lacey, of Charlotte, and Marching In Column at 10 A. M. oi v.nariotte, and n< -hr /host eloqiUnt speakers of the day. Clarke, Esq, of this dty, will be „ Dinner at 13 M. . Dress Parade at • P. M. the speakers on this occasion. sham Battle at 3 P.M Welton A Whitlock have farms n^«.. bu.w,CT at • P- M• of from SO to 600 acres for sale- also itetreat and Artillery Salute at Sun­ down. farms and eity property for exchange. _ Camp Fires. Those wishing to buy or sell real e»Tattoo at 930 P.M. tate will do well to call on there gentle­ Taps at 10 P. M. man. Officii in Abstract block, front third day, skit. 5th. * M°™ng Exercises Repeated. room, second floor. Prize Drill at 9 A.M. Mils. Cordie White, formerly of Marching at 1030 A. M. this dty. sister of Mr. Frank Stanley, Dinner at 12 M' Sept. 13, Speaking at 1 P. M. was shot at Muskegon, Sunday, by a Drew Parade at 4 P. M. man named Thomas Mills, in a fit of Break Camp at 6 P. M. jealously. One shot grazed her fore­ Grand Military Hall at Union H<1 head and another hit her in the arm. The wounds are not dangerous, how­ Mrs. Henry Crosier, of Niagara Co, ever. N. Y., is visiting at Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Vol. 1 No. 1 of the Union City Her­ Salisbury’s. ald, a four-column folio, published semi­ A. D. Cook returned from Dakota cheaper than you can *ena lor iu r.iectric weekly at Union City, by A. Riley Saturday. He gives' a glowing picture Crittenden, is at hand. The editorial Clock sign• .■ ’ of that territory. Chilled Flow Points, *11 kinds. Three work on the Herald is creditable, but Lewis Stern has returned from the its appearance is a disgrace to the craft. h-iow If the devil was to wash the roller, per­ east with a new stock of goods, ready for the reunion trade. haps the Herald could be read. ’ pCI’fl'.l.lCAN MEETING. WE OFFER The Largest Stock, The Most Reliable Goods, Gei. Jasper Packard, HASTINGS CITY, bvl wsr l rrruiTg budob. And Lowest Prices, IN OUR NEW STOCK OF Sclenre and art ttntt -Cbcn fallh a»d prayw^h tbe ordrr of Heaven Iteelf. Divtatty brain through Its agent*, and thone agents art- the disrovtri&i of man; not the vague anuaunevmeniH of prophet* tx- seers. Is life a burden uj you? Does time drag? Is your power to eof»o ^955 Saturday Evening, AUGUSTUS ROWER. 1884. Three doors west of the bank. Is powerful, pure, delicious, scientific, safreAbe rey stone of the central arch of the bridge of lie. Fred. Hotchkiss states that indigestion pares every" one for disease, but guanu Acker^sDys pepsia Tablets to cure all torn Local News. F. H. Barlow A Co. 11-W HORSE FOR SAI2E! kind and |ru< ily hbrMi. Su The society in connection with the M. E. church, will be entertained by Mrs. Spangemacher, assisted by Mesdames Dennis. Osgood, Black, Tinkler and Jones, on Wednesday afternoon and evening of next week. Refresh­ ments served from six to seven. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Mr. Geo. Whitcomb, lately clerk in Greble & Powers’ hardware store, has returned to his home in Detroit. . Geo. H. Brooks and wife spent a por­ tion of this, week with relatives and friends in Orangeville and Prairieville. Messrs. Truman Parker, Dick Bates, Chas. Hoyt and Walker Matthews left Tuesday, to resume their studies at the agricultural college. Mr. P. R. Dunning, for three years in tbe employ of J. 3. Goodyear & Co., is to enter the employ of Mr. W. H. Schantz. • As we go to press, Wednesday after­ noon, the boys in blue are gathering from every portion of the county, the NOTICE TO FARMERS. Having rented the Prlchardvllle Mills weather is all that could be desired, and and improved its grinding capacity one- everything bids fair for a (fine time at half. 1 am now ready to make custom work the reunion. The Charlotte ladies’ a .pcciallty. nnd make as good Family band, the Freeport, Woodland, Nash­ A note from Rev. Crittenden informs flour as can bCmade in the state. ville and Hastings bands are expected us that himself and family safely arriv­ Respectfully yours, to furnish music. Business places and ed at their destination, Coon Rapids, . S. MUNRO. dwellings are quite generally decorated Iowa, where he Is located as pastor of in honor of the occasion. the Presbyterian church. •l^y Store. Electric .Clock Sign. O. D. SPAULDING, AN OPEN LETTER. brrn notified through the mall, and failed Mr. Gath ell, the court stenogra­ pher, informed a Banner reporter that Judge Hooker, in his charge to the jury in the Durfee case, spoke at an average rate of 200 words per minute. When we take into considerirtion that 150 words a minute is extremely rapid speaking, and that the giving o?Xhe Mr. W. D. Hayes has accepted the position of cashier of the first national bank of this dty. Mr. Hayes Is a gen­ tleman eminently qualified for the posi­ tion. His many friends in Barry county will be pleased to learn of his good for­ tune. DELICIOUS! Easily Digested! I will have in a few days an invoice of Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa! A preparation that will not distress the most delicate stomach. Unequaled for .delicacy of flavor, nutritious properties and digestibility. Put up in Yz lb. tins. I am also Agent for cent* per bottle. Where every other remedy has failed to cure Pneumonia, Downs' Elixir lias succeeded. Athens has 4S business firms. ■ au waav x uune When you have a courii and want relief, think of Kemp’s Balaam for tbe Throat and Lumen. A Kuarante^-d remedy for those diseases. W ocntoaodtl. Qnrtford has a good cornet band. Frwl. HoCcnklsss distinctly states that Ack­ er’s English Remedy has and does cure con­ tracted consumption. Ask (or circular. An entirely new medicine, guaranteed. Burglars are making many calls iu Bay City. J. A. Tawney, Eaq., a leading attorney of Winona, Minn., writes; "After using it foriporo than three year., 1 take great pleasure in stat­ ing that I regard Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, as the best remedy tn .the world for Cougbs and Colds. It has never failed to cure the most severe colds I have had, and in­ variably relieves the pair In tbe chest." Trial bottles of this sure cure for all Throat and Luug Diseases may be had tree at W. H Good) ear's drug store. Large site. iioo. Alpena fishermen are on a strike. Fred. Hotchkiss will refund the price paid if Acker's Blood Elixir does not relieve any skin or blood disorder. A new, but thoroughly tested discovery. No legal trout fishing after Sept. 1. Peek's GolddusU Can be seen at Hastings t House barn from Wednesday noon until Petted. Humphrey’s Homeopathic Prof. Hall returned to Detroit Friday. charge occupied 45 minutes time, an Our citizens will regret exceedingly to idea can be formed of the space it Circulation this week, 1,850.1 lose from our midst one who has been would occupy in a newspaper. so active and successful in building up Saturday afternoon, after the ver­ the interests of our dty-schools. and See Stern’s new ad. dict and sentence in the Durfee . trial, whose kindly ways have won him so z A ten cent show in town. Judge Hooker sentenced prisoners as good a place In the esteem of all. See li. K. Grant’s new half-page an­ follows: Charles Cox, burglary, thn® Largely to his personal efforts is due nouncement. ■ years at Jackson; James Prosser, rob­ the fact that our dty is to-day the rec­ Farms for sale or exchange by Wel­ bery, two years at Ionia; Thomas Casey, ognized educational center of Barry ton Whitlock. burglary, two and one-half years at county. The Professor takes his leave Darwin J. McKay has been released Jackson; Charles Rice, larceny, six of our city with a deep sense of grati­ mpnths at Ionia; John Brady, assault tude for the uniform kindness and ou 66,(XX) bail, with four securities. Welton & Whitlock have farms axxi battery, 63 days at Ionia. Every courtesy shown him by the citizens of and city property fo or exchange. criminal case tried during the term re­ this city and Barry county. He takes sulted in conviction of the prioner. It his leave of associates in the schools The band boys made their first ap­ is to be hoped that the result of this here, of his former pupils and of the pearance in their uniforms Tuesday term of court will diminish the number teachers of Barre county, with best evening, c of criminal cases on the court calender wishes for their happihess and success. IF you wish to buy. sell or exchange hereafter._______ ________ _ they Can’t deliver the-goods a farm or city property, call on Wel­ IN THIS INSTANCE. The following cases, asi^le from those ton & Whitlock. . Johnstoup, Sept. 14,18M. The Banner this week issues a sup­ published in our issue of Aug. 22, were The several conventions having met disposed of at the last term of circuit plement containing the premium list of and made their nominations, I deem it the Bftfry county fair. court: now an appropriate time to express my Wm. H. Hayford vs. Augustus Row­ The Banner is printed one day earli- er and Mary Jane Grace; debt. Judg­ feelings in regard to political fusion. Ever since the greenback party was • er than usual this week to give- all an ment for t plaintiff in sum of 82V7.CO formed I have advocated and voted for opportunity, to attend the reunion. and costs.' Spaulding Manufacturing v Co. va. that party and its principles. Undoubt­ * Tuesday Grand Rapids was the James WUklns and John Ildl; Injunc­ edly I should continue to do so if I had Mecca whither devout greenbackers tion bill. Settled. . n Anna M. Anweiler vs. George An- the opportunity. But, after the action journeyed, to behold their prince, Bold of the conventions (both state and weller; divorce. Hecree. .Ben. Madora MaGee vs. Tboa. MaOee, dl- county) I think I am justified in leaving Turn out and make the Blaine and '°Mdvin^reBeynolds vs. EsteUa M. the party and supporting that which is Logah meeting of Saturday, one of the nearest in accordance with my views. largest assemblages ever seen in Hast­ Bevnolds; divorce. Decree. Mary J. Strouse vs. George Strouse, I believe that every man, if he is honest ings. will support that party which comes divorce. Decree.____________ A new counter, one of the hand­ nearest to his own ideas. The record W kddiso ASsivKnsiKiiis, China of the democratic i>arty is. and has somest we have ever seen, is being put in the bank building. Bentley Bros. & and OTHKBwisK-Monday wre the an­ been greatly at variance with mnim niversary of three weddings that were In regard to political matters. While ! \\ ilkins are the builders. celebrated at tHe «dd«»eof tf* Itov. have always been against fusion with Judge Smith will lecture at Lacey, J. J. Bunnell, near Cedar Creek. Thirty any party I am decidedly a.rainst fusion Thursday evening, the 11th, under the one years ago September flnL Kobett auspices of the ladies of the Lacey M. F. Blivins and wife, now residing In with a party which is in favor of freetrade, free riots, and free whiskey. I E. church. Subject, ‘'Kathrina,” Baltimore, and George H have never aspired to any office or po­ The twelfth annual baB of the Hast­ wife, of thia dty, were married, and sition in any party; consequently I am ings Fire Department will be held at twenty years ago on tbe seme date, tbe no wre-h^ office tedter, and I wffl Wheat, white, new Union Hull Thursday evening. October Bnv. J. J. BanneU and wife were n.ver allow myrelf to vote a ticket that Wheat, red,» 2d. A general invitation. Bill, only 1, made up of aore headed repnbUcaM, .made one. .. 31.0a The invited gueeta m*de ‘ th® “5 whiskey democrate mid mlaled green­ Mil J as. Baiter, arhonl census enum­ caaion of pnBcntlng appropriate gitte back™. There are men upon thia erator for this city, inform* tirtF Ban- to Mr. and Mrs. Bunnell, among then mixed ticket whom I would have been nek tliat there are 830 children of teing a china sett, dressing care, a fiver glad to support, but If they think an school age in the dty, against 784 last little of the principles ot the greenback year. nxrtv as to sell themselves to the demo­ and a large number or oeauwi ^.JTbnlawouklray.-^^ cratic party in hopes of f" Brof. Cole informs us that he is ous to mention.” Amonggu^ vote* I think they bsvc forfeited aU much pleased with the outlook for a claim to my vote or support n any weemful year. Schools opened Mon-| were Willis Hnmphrej, wKe ““ way. Henceforth my labors will be in day with a large attendance in all d«H MJ, Bullis, of Johnstewn; Mr- « Mra. Nrtern, of H-ttog. Mr Ch* anoier field. u. a. rowkka partmenta. and wife, and John Saturday last, in commemoraiion , [inis- Mr. and blre- Ttr' , ((thw9 . bore 01 its Urxt birthday, the Detroit Eve- and wife, *rf BENTLEY BROS. * WYl.KVS'A. For Colds, Croup. Asthma. Bronchitis and ore Throat use Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil, add et the genuine. Frank Lamias, horse thief, broke Pontiac jair J1OR SALE At a Bargain. The property known as the "Morgan Place,* on Church street, Hastings, Mich. For terms, etc., call on or address Call for one of the menuals given away. I also have the Veterinary Specifics. Book descriptive of diseases Free. Agency of Detroit White Lead Works. Agency of Acker’s English Remedies. C. Whitcomb, AGENT. Or MRS. F. M. POTTER. Vermontville. STATE OF MICHIGAN. » I Sheriff s ORleo Barry Co., - ' Hastings, July H. taw. f To the Electors of Barry county; You are hereby notified that at the gen­ eral election to be held In thb. state, on Uie Tuesday succeeding th* first Monday of Noreml»er next, the following officers are to be elected. Thirteen electors of president and vice denl.of the United States; iguvernor, Ueatenant governor, secretary ot state, state treasurer, auditor general, commissioner of the state-land office, attorney general, and Superintendent of PubUc Instruction; also a member of the state board of education in place of George P. Edwards, whose term ot office will expire De­ cember 31. 1SH; also H representative iu con­ gress for the third i-ongreastoual district of . this state, to which your county belongs; also a senator for the thirteenth senatorial dirtriet. The Best Assorted Drug Stock in Barry County. Bitiers J Journal la a lively yearling. oecasSo© w« a royal o>e will never be forr<*u»- Miriuun for the confere&oe i day nut. We believe it toL 1 rnous wish of his congregation be returned to thia charge /V* of the boat “d boateaa. Fred’k Hotchkiss, Jerifon PvhL>f The Live Druggist. U>elr *w,o,,t,on w *** SncriON 6. The *t*te hhall be divided Into idldal circuits, In each of which the eleeton til his successor ia elected and qualified. The “IT.i’f’TH4* Carre OirrZwaa, Lore of til.ore.H. Ays •za. Jaaadieo. Mxtnn oftfoUnr^ Mnj* PT^ploa aW rare •rate.gwrtoa loilt, S.lt»fmm. Scnhilo < JV,e y itaa Il KSIJLMO WBIMl rofiTXA. MiLB'unx a cxl <■» *** in addition to tbe salary provided by ■titutiun, »hall receive from said county such additional salarj' as may. fro __ 1 pay to the circuit Jtxipto which MK-ii county is �Large line for Men only. All grades In Suits for Youths. Men Boys. Children from 3 cents to $1.00 per pair. Mv prices on these Good's are below I have a large stock of all New, Fresh Goods; which I will sell at any competitor. lower figures than other dealers will offer. Hats and Caps! < I'claim to have the Largest Stock, Lates^ Styles; and Lower Prices than any dealer in Barry County. Will have The Largest Stock of Scotch Caps SHIRTS! Improved I Sell the Eighme Bosom Shirt, Overalls! The Newbright Pantaloon Over­ all is the best that can be made. Will never rip, and will outwear any goods at twice the UNDERWEAR! Patent Here is -w-liei’e I have tiiem. No Dealer in the State Can Show a Larger Stock or Lower Prices. The most perfect fitting Dress Shirt in the world, with a bosom that cannot break or wrinkle from wearing. I take great pride in this department, and do not allow any one to show Try it once, and you will wear no other. Better Value. . LEADER IN LOW PRICES! The Siege of Saragossa. “Every convent, every house, ho|^ out like a citadel, and every one has to be besieged by itself. The'whole is dis­ puted foot by foot, from the cellar to the loft, and it is not until everyone is kill­ ed with bayonet thrusts or thrown out of tbe window, that we call ourselves masters of a house. As soon as we have conquered one there come upon ufrom the next house, through hole# made for the purpose, grenades, shells, and a rain of musketry. It is necessary to raise barricades and cover ourselve? very speedily till measures are taken for attacking this fresh fort, and that can only be done by pierrind the walls,. for traversing the streets is impossible; the whole army would perish in them in a oouple of tours. It was not enough to make war in the houses, it is carried on beneath the earth. An art no doubt in­ vented by devils lea<U the miners be neath the building held by the enemv.' A large quantity of powder is laid there, tired at a given signal, and the wretches fly into tjie air or are buried beneath the rains. The explosion makerhe enemy evacuate the neighboring bouses in fear of the same fate. We are posted very near end rush into them as quick os we can. This is how we make our way in this wretched city.”-rMemoirs of Marshal Bugcaud, Count H. \TJdwillc. Sagar. A glance at our commercial columns carries with it the information that one tit our staple products, sugar, has reached as low a figure as it has touched in many yean*. By referring to for­ eign market reports It will be found that this decline is not confined to America, but can be said to extend pretty much ovter tbe business world. There is but one factor which could compel prices to reach their present level ana pro­ duce this result and that is over-pro­ duction. It is not difficult to clearly show that such is the state of affairs. To emphasise this and to fully demon­ strate that present prices are not due to any attempt to l>ear the market, it may be stated that a great flood has destroyed five million dollars worth of sugar in the State of Louisiana, one of the largest producers of this article. This incident has not made the least impression upon the market, nor augmented the price of the staple by one jot. Tbe crop which Louisiana adds to tbe immense aggre­ gate for the world’s consumption is but a seemingly small contribution, but un­ der conditions dissimilar to the cur­ rent one, it could hardly have failed of rapid growth of tbe beet root culture in Europe which has reached such propor­ tions as to yield a potent influence on tbe great marts. Estimates of tbe beet root yield for 1883-4 are as follows: Holland. 441,000 tops; Belgium, 106,000 M0.000tou; cropb therefore forced tack by tbe under peculiar clrecnf- has little flesh, cause him to look likea I digcoious product. But most signifi- r —__ show ... our tact and knowledge half-starred greyhound, as the horse . stances, cant is this that against the growing . G of horses* by buying one for a given pur­ above described would look if worked; j supply of the beet root crop. Europe -----^” tat7 u’r7a0-^" e“ut may-tell us ie but the puroose ptnpoae for i \.«-. — j—ient .. which .... „ ’ he is used . prerenUuo oorreepoudiug focreuee In , ( cannot be called work. So far we mav ' Uu> Jornred.for lie coMumpUon. Tbe | (or ,• ‘ 1" j an animal) even infer tbpt a really bad sort can perform ' icrcc thinks LUllLKb ;; ?LCT .EOr4. •/OT‘”*?Z Commerce A , „ ohorse is more or less fit certain purposes. that the distribution . _. — sugar ot our crop sugnrI crop j for Byt some one may ask. why buy such I will be, for the great part, confined j for all purposes; it does not follow that ! he hemev may be more titan ordinarily good for a faulty animal when a better kind is to i within our ows border. The be had? No doubt a better kind is to be any them. grades of our staple will always ’*5? ,. We . - " and with truth, that a found easily enough, but perhaps not a | ,/e are told, give it a sale and place it beyond imi­ thin; clean good head and cheerful eye better one with the part iculnr qualifiestation, but this appeals to a limited are indicative of an amiable and gener­ tions of this brute. A thorough judge class. The great bulk of a population ous temperament and disposition. A might say, “What a brute!” and, if on : will get what is the least expensive. > head well put on, with a yielding and unthinking man, might add: “I should The present status of this industry somewhat arched neck,' suggest.” that say the owner owner of tha horse does not 1 of that has been attributed to some other causes i ahorsei.is, 3* 7* If bedoe*'1 11 the head may be carried well; and also I snow what which may be deemed temporary. The that such a horse has a good mouth; suppose he got him for next to noth- • condition of the money market has it has not been harmed or spoiled by ing,” adding, by way of parenthesis, “I ! made it difficult to negotiate loans aud useless endeavors (whtwe such is not the would not give seventy-five dollars for the rate of interest is much higher than case) to bring the head id tiie place de­ him-for use in an omnibus.” “No mon , a twelve-month ago. The troubles in sired: for it Lout, oblique shoulders S’l' tbinki,nff “nn: "he is Cuba, the largest sugar producer, has' I ■ usually betoken freedom of action, so had, also, a disturbing influence upon art? fftr M tlh> f0r0 pftrtS are oonccraelL a the condition of the trade. ------- U! • girthMdand long back-ribs do .tr.Ub. good. ’ trary t,_________________________________ In the midst of this collpquv, out »-Mjgth, and good, prood loins and by both the home and local govern­ hips freedom of action; long, full thighs comes the owner. He gets in, takes the ments have exhausted the wealth of the and large, clean hocks, with hind legs reins, and up go the horse’s head and planters. Estates have been sold at well put on. indicate strong propelling tail He moves off gracefully ss a swan any price, for to own a piece of land in powtors. With these points, without in­ taking to the water. Tbe big head, bad that misgoverned isle is to bring penury quiring into causes and effects, we will shoulders, weak loins, faultv thighs and upon one’s head. A reduced acreage say a horse hns got what indicates good­ short ribs are lost in the admiration ex­ may be expected from Cuba for some ness of temjier, cheerfulness and- cour­ cited in the bystanders of his magnifi­ years, but to counterbalance this the age, carrying himself handsoiuelv and cent and degant action, and no on? will supply from the East Indies is on the pleaaanly to the driver or rider, good­ deny that the owner has shown his tact increase. At present, accordipg to reli­ ness of action, strength, speed and in buying what is a poor boros for gen­ able authority, the visible supply iu the safety eral purposes, but just the thing for his principal European markets is two Yet with these points, be msv ->n'x hhundred thousand tons in excess of the In one word, a good sort betokens a enabled to perform moderately well ths amount stored at the same time last year. One of tbe problems which the purposes to which we may put him. Wa good horse; but in em?lovment Where Southern planter is now studying is how will allow that in a general way such aa goodness b not called for a good sort to retrench in personal expenditures, in animal can not be a bad horse: but if wel may be dispensed with, if it happens to wages of labor, in cost of machinery,, want perfection; or something near it, possess the peculiar attribute we want repairs and gathering tbe crops.’ for a particular purpose, we must tie A fair solution oL this proposi­ ourselves to no rules as to formation, tion is essential -to the prosper­ and show our tact in buying what our ^th»„yolhCTa“r.^ ity of the sugar cultivator. Until a judgment will, in a general wav. con­ S’ to.ei6°“-" ‘or. fo carry reaction aeto in and prices see a normal demn, if we determine to have' some­ ™rX T level, it will be necessary to reduce ex­ thing in a particular way. For in­ on the metaphor, if they nndenro ,uch EStyf penditures. The methods employed to stance: We may see a stylish rig standing at hSi < dilr»n’n» »»y fo form raise sugar South are antiquated. Ac­ <X « good -Ort—Pnrin, Zcrew. cording to their own reports the process a door. As a horseman we naturally an eye on the horse, and though we in use Is wasteful in the extreme as compared with those employed in tbe suppose that for . the buggy of a gentle­ beet sugar industry. The machinery is man he must tie good looking, still the Hampton. Orang, County. New York susceptible of easy improvement, so that critical eye of the fudge may cause us L rulnefby the turning ot Wall­ the same acreage and same amount of (looking at the horse aa on animal) to kill Klrer from ita natural courre. The exclaim, “What a brute 1” A head that channel waa changed to prereot the cmc now grown could be made to pro­ duce at least fifty per cent, more sugar- would be, with the bridle and winkers ]rertlow of land aBore New Hampton Unless such contrivances tie forthcom­ off and the large bit out of bis mouth, as luring freaheta. The change ha, not ing the American product will be unable big aa a cool scuttle set into the withers anly ruined the buelneu of tbo village, to compete with the cheap foreign arti­ without your being able to decide where out the malarial inlluenco of the etac'. cle and will be driven out of tbe market. Ibe withers begin or (he neck ends; thb cant pool. In th, o!d river bed bi As soon as the needs and aims of this fault the collar hides from ordinary' view “e*rly Ht" entire population industry are fully appreciated, some in­ but the judge secs it there. Narrow with fever. The LagHlalnra hae been ventive genius will undoubtedly devise and consequently weak loins; these the to In vain and the village haa many improvements for the sugar breeching straps nnd crupper hide. L-vr‘yl’a.^ilO!ni"1‘,g ‘““re b*,ore apparatus. Little attention has been Miserable, thin thighs, bad gwkina and given to the subject as yet, for the equally bad hocks, and those badly ‘“Wowing unart remark wm present machines are but a slight ad- nlaeeu—all these, to the ordinary passer­ by, ore hidden by the dash-board and Tbe time is ripe for a second Whitney, w prescribe for his sifter, and st? « We now eomc to the bodv. Small in who shall do for tbe sugarjproduct what the first did for the cotton crop of tbe girth; this does not strike one in a harne ‘ America.—A Ibassy Arpiu. Short Horse Talk. full ' . UMAX IaABTTD'O lljAK I t* Ku I-—-1 *. . <A W# Ww V ▼ W® Bick n»d»cbe and where sD th* trouble fnrfJmttoaUUoM lOBteof the mean, i— SafeUwZy!leT-WhftelSlrt' ablcsnocm has been shown fa oartai . * 1 H-^dM^.yctCirtEr'.UttlsUv^Pin SICK HEAD CAGO, ROCK ISLAM S PACIFIC B’T who oneo try them will find thw little pUla vslnBble in bo bestways that they W® sot be wflUag to do without them. Batsftw all tick head ACHE Lhw TTN “ALBERT LEA ROUTE. cim ameoi co. b«w Tort. ■gnEggyjfojffKi Kij^s sala at all principal TicSe* OBtotai- W'tHEOSLYTEUI I IRON ""great rock island route At your Tlokrt Office. R. ft. CABLK, *T,H a JL f-rM.B&rtlMff, Ge61TXL*r»M CHICAGO. ■■ST r-w w . w —■—-■ _____ , N.H. DOWNS COLDSI Ionswtion FOR AHDUU has been curimvter by U>« I Jarir. It will neMU, fThaoping-Coxg’i- and Lungt. �The Hastings Banner. Local News. n“tinOT »«’ Parlour XICDGAN STATE NEWS. appearance here, made an J52J1 , , fl PMalon on the?«poS^ ™2, wianade in eorxi ahTnXV.a ,.r lings wep- pertretlrh^H COUP’ nounced waa 43 second. 1^ 88 ao‘ wauhea held by on® ---V7E..1,cr»< Inquiry. we weald »y '"r l» Baal. ».»«• The Bastob join, the many in ex­ , r rto.lHUto lor governor. Joaluh w. "V ...^.ndienaiioroUwrMrtt.eoatr^ trading congratulations to the vlctora. They have Shown admirable grit, and , 1 -i-l.iiw and county officers are men . '>• «» Brel- F- Blltter ?IU.Ckln preplrin« for the oom J*, otbrr- ««l Journal. t , U>em u,e tampion July ID. IS*'*- ____ ■ _ ______ _ ’ • WeU done Hasting, Welcome to the boys in blue. >EK t he ad.1 of Holmes & Holly Bros., Woutiland. The land toys l<x* fine in their new Vniform-*that there are to be three skating rinks in the city. yut- fe&I so inclined, read the testii^uyinf. Durfee trial. > l’uige number of new subscribers tor the Banner the past week. l iix pri wdn by the Hastings hose H.iupiu' were ”n exhibition in McOmMoxpav Sept. 1st, there -was an of sportsmen from this city—all „n duck shooter bent. Mui.hay three prairie schooners p;ts«(l rhrviyrh this place, from Wood* ■land and handedVor Kansas. Xrt r is>u- will contain a full acHh’ reunion. Those wishing rxtrab'pies will confer a favor by or­ cvuih v.' dering at once. \ .• Thk Mintlay school cliisses of Rev. HwUrger and ('loment Smith pic­ nicked .at Thoninpple lake Saturday, and h.id a very tine time. It is need­ less to remark that these gentlemen t-.-tch bad a large class—on-this occasion Vktltin of the Victors.—Ab was hneily mentioned in onr last issue, the Hastings hose boys won the first prize and state champion l»elt in the Char­ lotte firemen’s tournament Tuesday of last week. The work required in the contest was for each -company- to run forty rods, then < onnecfc the hose with the hydrant, lay 200, feet of hose and put on the nozzle to the same. The dis­ tance thus actually run was a little over 52 rods. Hastings, Big Rapids and Charlotte companies were entered for the race. It was expected that the Young A lerts, the Big Rapids company, would win the race, ag they had been practicing for the contest for a month or more, and have captured the prize on several occasions. But as the hose left the cart, the coupling struck the wheel, so bending it that the hose could not be attached to the hydrant. It was bad luck; but there was no way out of it. No time could be given them under the circumstances. The Hastings team came down the track in line shapg^not exerting themselves as much, however, as they Would had the Big Rapids boys not met wit!) their misfortune. .The time-given our company was 43 sec­ onds; though several watches on the track recorded 41$^. They have made the run at home in 41 seconds. They carried a way the honors, a $15 medal, for making the finest appearance in the parade Monday. |The prizes won iu Tu-sday’s contest was the state cham­ pion I-it. valued at $100, 'and $125 '•^h. . xjy ' • . r The Hastings hose company consist­ ’d m Henry IV. Ford, manager; Will Sddraore on the lead: with Messrs. Ed. Sentz, jay Stickles, Harry Huffman, Lewie Huffman Will Michael, Chas. £oule, Geo. Rock, Fred Busby, Geo. Col­ lins. Milfred Abbott, Robert Green and Arthur McElwain, in pairs, and in the order named, as the running crewj The hydrant men were A. Wilmont and E. McMurray. Pipeman, Hurd Green; assistant pipeman, Albert Hams. The news of the success of the Hast­ ings boys at the Charlotte tournament was joyously received here, and prepa­ rations were at once made to give them a lively reception on their return home. At the depot and the skirting walks to the hotel. Hilly 500 people were assem­ bled Thursday evening to welcome the <’*ampiuns home. As the train drew in the band struck up a lively air, and the boys were given a royal greeting. Cheers were raised both to them and to the Young Alerts, of Big Rapids, who were also on board. A line of march was formed, headed hi the band, through the principal streets. The victors were next escorted to the Hastings house, where a sumptu­ ous repast was served, the hose com­ pany and members of the press doing justice Io the palatable viands. The tloral decorations were superb,—in ’hort, the boys were given to under­ stand that their fellow townsmen ap­ preciated the honors they had won, not only for themselves, but for their city. After the repast, the champions were “>e recipients of many congratulations from our citizens. Friday morning the champion belt, the badge and 125 silver collars were exhibited in A. R. McOm,a show window, and attracted much uotice and comment. In commenting on the accident which KSTIDU2 BUBS POiBEE WT! , cSS, , fwe raavi Patou-.., s.isae.tA S, MKfflMe. OU.-Ja S, t, ~ ffnranery, 15aiA. -in *v°““ “• *ra “ w«e> LT1 Co“‘T- wm Yielded tout .“MT' o° ,llln«le at"* 'tore mill. ¥15,000, insured 510,000; the -■ [•M Michixaa Lumber Comwu,,. on in Mr, to.toW •W.toO; s to sr, lumbar, U'J.OdO, no insurance. ou"to Tbornnpple Hirer th. Elw,rt Slater, ot Baahth? tolwlld “°7,’ b"“’ "‘totiktod to loo Mine and was drowned. He was re<»niiy marri’-d, and bad an only brother living at Chariots 7 _Tb. botnaond barn ot Mr. Manio,!.!., ot Laketon, MuMnaou County, were toinmd the other day, wlu> .11 tb’tr con'•utr; a severe loss. PRD Politics or No Politics! It is a positive fact that ARCHIE McCOY has the most complete stock of furniture I EVER KEPT IN BARRY COUNTY. Done, am, Well Hone -After oocupytag the attention of the court since Wednesday forenoon, the Durfee trial came to a close on Saturday last, result, ing in the conviction of Durtee ot mur­ der In the Brat degree and his receiving LT““ Tmill M a life sentence. DOE’S NOT (OSTAIN AUONU. .T. C°°,"y- «•’ knrttod Of the facts sought to be established Lo"Iwuraoce. about by the people our readers are generally OMldren playing with matches in Kalacognizant. That on the morning of the THE TESTOFTHE OVEH. day of the murder, while he was in this maaoo a faw days ago started a fire which tor«d tne residences of W. L. Root and PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., city, deputy sheriff W. R. Geer served HUM Of ftnt* tt'000: upon Stephen Durfee notice of taxation of bill of costs in a case decided against < .G7 iClom,’rit* waB probably fatally, in-'I ' ---- ------ h* in.any. in­ .l.llelw and jurod by a stump machine fallinc- on him hi™ m _ him in the circuit court then in session jured macume fulling whereupon Durfee flew into a towering tbe other day at Farwell, C are County. Or. Priot'a Lupulin Ytatl fiamt It struck bls head and crack jd the skull passion, threatened to kill the ofiicer or and "broke his jaw aud nose. FOR SALE BY CROCER8. any one else attempting to collect the Tljc Du.’ey Lumber Company’s board­ . ST. LO same, and even going so far as to raise ing-house at North Muskegon wm burned CHICAGO. a club and threaten to strike Geer. Im­ at (wo o’clock tbe other morning. Loss mediately thereafter Durfee purchased on building, $2,000; insurance, $l,M0. Thomas Mutphy, uf Jackson, awoke the a revolver and cartridges and soou o’her night, and, with suspicious that bar­ started for his home, three miles west glare were in the house, grabbed a pair of of the city. He was soon followed by shears aud started for the door. Hit wife L’nder Sheriff Wm. A. Scudder and followed aud touched him on the shoulder. deputy Geer armed with a warrant for Under the belief that be was being at­ his arrest for assault and threats. tached be stabbed her several times in tbe throat, from which she soon died. Bo in­ While Geer was hitching the horsftj at tense was his grief that he ran two miles tbe roadside at Durfee’s, Scudder to the police station anti surrendered. walked to where Durfee and a man Hwiry C. Lawis, of Coldwater, Branch named Porter were at work, near the County, died the other afternoon of a The best dry hep ycart In the wc-id. Bread barn, and the murder oocured, as nar­ compiication-of diseases. He was a juror raised by this yeast ia light, white sed whd*in tbe Paris Exposition of 1807, and Spe­ rated in the testimony published else­ cial Commissioner to the Vienna Exposi­ some like oor grandmother's deli.-lrus br-ad. where. tion. CROCER8 SELL THEIR. ghtraMO sv ths The murderer fled with the officers’ A saloonist named Smith, of Seney, Price Baking Powder Co., team, but was captured in Johnstown Schoolcraft County, has been, assessed arm it Dr. Piters set! Pinsnu Emets, at his brother's house that same eve­ eighty-six dollars for violating tbe liquor Chloago, III. St. Look t Mo. ning, having been badly wounded in Mrs. Henrietta Alexander, a mute, of the tight with Scudder and Geer. He Hungerford, Newaygo County, was ou’. was brought to the jail here at an early berrying recently, and while on the rail­ hour in the morning and word given road track lie tween Hungerford and Wood­ out that his wounds were likely to villa wm hit by the locomotive of a pas­ prove fatal, which facts doubtless saved senger train and sustained injuries from which she died two days after. him from violent treatment at the Lutlxer Norris, forty years of age, a hands of our citizens—excitement being resident of West Bay City, committed very high for a few days succeeding suiciile a few days ago by ‘jumping into tbe river. Delirium from sickness was the the crime. causa. The theory advanced by the defense Without pufferypimply on the good worth was that Durfee is an insane man; that those who have used it. it has made ftdentli a colored rag-picker, eigbty-flve years old, of he shot Scudder in self-defense; and, asleep In a grovj a few days xgo, and in every State in the Union. MOT A CURL AIX, further, (in contradiction of the latter) daubed bls face an 1 hair with green paint. But n gentle and sure remedy for nil those that Geer fired the shot resulting in Ho was nearly frantic with pain on complaints which destroy the freshneu and beauty, waste the strength, mar the tappiawakening, and used soap and water to Scudder’s death. nets and um/u1<icm of many GJBJzN AND wadi himself black without avail. It WOMEM. The insanity dodge was Completely seemed almost impossible to remove the exploded by Durfee's testimony, he paint wikhuut removing the skin. showing a clear knowledge of theHanAt Marshall, Calhoun County, Albert Diseases of Women and Children sactions of that day. Durfee’s testi­ Oates finally stabbed Alexander Rod­ mony was all that tended to establish dick tbo other dnv in o qusrrel over a girl.' R. PENGELLY & CO., Kalunaxoo, Mi eh. The wife of a German citizen of Bsy the latter theory advanced. This was City recently dreamed several rimes in For sale by FREDERICK HOTCHKISS. very vague, and the testimony of the succession pf robbers breaking fpto a bank attending physician showed that the and succeeded iu persuading^bor husband HE HASTINGS BANNER, . Only 8i.no a V ka ball Durfee wouldhave the jury believe to withdraw from tho vaults $1,6X1,■ rep­ Was fired by Geer passing through his resenting his savings for several years. Tim guile(ul wife then possessed herself of State of Michigan. County of Rutry-ss. shoulder and inflicting Scudder’s mor­ At ii session of the rreliate -Court for Hie t^e/muney and eloped with another man. county of Barry, boldeu nt the Probate office In tal wound, was in his, Durfee's, body William Ihornton jauijed from the the city of Hastings in said county ou Tuesday, yet. . * night train near his bonus a short the 12th dav of August in the year one thous­ eight hundred iuuI elghty-four. The people’s case was ably presented distance from Sherwood, Branch County, and Present, Clement Smith. Judge of Prohate. In the matter of the estate of Arthur E. Has­ to the jury by Mr. L. E. Knappen in the recently, and was found horribly innnglud kins, deceased. In a cattle guard tbo next dav. • On reading and filing the petition, duly veriopening argument. Mr. K. has an es­ Reporta to the State'Board of Health by Bod. of Charles <». Bentley, administrator of the tablished reputation as an able and elo­ flftjy-one observer* of diseases in different estate of said deceased, praying that he may laquent attorney, and on* this occasion he parts of the State, for tire week end ul licensed te sell the real ••state of which said de­ ceased died seized for reasons therein set forth. Thereupon it is ordered, that Tuesday, tiie flth fully sustained his reputation. Prose­ August 23, indicated that consumption, dav of Sep. next, at ten o’clock In the forenoon, cutor Colgrove, being a younger mem­ typho-malarial fever and rheumatism in­ bo assigned for the hearing of said petition, and creased, and. that idUrmittent and remit­ .that the heirs at law of said deceased, anu all. ber of the bar and not so well acquain­ tent fever debroasel in area of preva­ other persons Interested In said estate, are re­ ted with our people, speculation was letice. Diphtheria was reported at twelve quired to appear Ht a session of said court, then to be holdrai aPthe Probate office. In the city of rife as to-how he would acquit himself places, scarlet fever at nine and measles Hastings, In said county, and show cause, ifany there be, why the prayer of the petitioner should on the closing argument It is but at one place. Tbe extensive clothing-boase of Bails­ "aimI FtUhirtbcr ordered that said petitioner justice to Mr. Colgrove to say that he give notice to the persons Interested Id said proved himself equal to the occasion, man & Rossman, at Bay City, closed re­ estate, of Hie pendency of said petition and the cently under a chattel mortgage for $18,­ hearing thereof by causing a copy of this order and astonished even his most enthus­ to be published In the Hastings Bannkr, a 006. oeirapaper Printed and clrenlatft In said county iastic friends by his logical and elo­ The Supervisors ot Iosco County were a of Barry once In each week for three successive quent summary of the evidence and fair days ago presented with a large peti­ '"'to A true ropy Judge e< WoMie. clear presentation of the people’s case. tion from citizens remonstrating against The Judge’s charge to the jury was the paymerft of W.OOO by th. county to ake NOTICE. Whereas n»T wife, Ida B. Pinkerton’s detectives for services at the Hazel, ba» left ray bed and board without lengthy and explicit. As the Banner laio Oscoda disturbances. As the amount just cause or jirovoeation, I hereby give notice is unable to publish the same in full, bad already been voted to be paid tbe mat­ that I will pay no debts of her contracting after thin date. ter was reconsidered and laid on the table for fear of misinterpreting some por­ Hog. ACT.- ■■■»■. ■"XCHAM.ffiHAZKL. tions we forbear giving a summary. uatil the next meeting of tbe Supervisors, and in tbe meantime petitions will be cir ­ However, on the following points there culated throughout the entire county. can be no dispute as to the charge: Tbonrai Morphy, who klltod U« «l'» That the warrant was correct in form with a pair of shears at Jackson recently, nnd was a protection to the officer; and t»aa been taken to the Pontiac Insane Anythat if the jury found that theft was lun. a. «ff.<ftioi»«.lr bu gool-by. w bi. malice or preqleditation of the crime, children, who “lied to M him Wl‘11’ their way borne from th* funeral of their whether against Scudder or any person ■J^OTICE TO TEACHERS. whomsoever, entering on the premises mother. A bu-n owitod by Mr- Caberto. Ttole, for the purpose mentioned, they should ud oocmded by Oordon D.-IM, <«“r return a verdict of murder in the first mUe* from Baton Rapid.. Baton C™"1*burned to. »U>.r night -iV' special cerGflcates, which are valid only until degree. bonaa. Beta, bay, carries., and tool- the next public examination. ’ After an absence ot about an hour Lom rally »1A»- la.ar«d ,or W3S’ the jury brought in a verdict ot mar­ Th. Albany, the «ra« veetoljver der in the flrat degree. The Judge bn’jLn to.^.l Uk-.— lanadmd a Friday and Haturday. Oct. Mth and 25th, at asked the prisoner if he had anything Detroit recently. She U • b""?!,1"' L hCTpected that all who intend to teach to say why sentence should not be pro­ fret long, and w- b«Ut tor to. W-toru Transit Company at a cost oi nounced upon him. Durfee br exeat duplicate will l» that he bad thought ot nothing partic­ month. Both are to be completed this gS2|?aUonrwlU-be both oral and wrltlrn. ular to say on that occasion. He was S’ Z «xt saason’s business between SkSythe latter. Candidates for a third grade SS&lte must pass » MaWsrtorj rm tosentenced to imprisonment at hard Buffalo and Chicago. kwnaotoiwhv rvtMlInt' MHRMinShlP, A child belonging to John b|>u>dlng,J>1 labor In the state prison al Jackson tor m^rnnwnt’if>theory smd art ot teaching Homer. Calhoun County, died * lew dey>. eml KO', 1 “n. witli n-irtlftt the term of his natural life. At “">*“■ particular reference to the „„ raom to. rfeota ot the lodgment at a nt uJcoholk drinks, stimulant* jind nornotineement of the verdict and hta senupon the human system. Pot tills grade peanut In hia throat. terce Durfee exhibited tte utm«t at least «5 per cent, will I* reWflliam Young, aged ■*xt*en’ ® taeachbranch,with an average standstoicism, betraying no evidrace of ap­ Alexander H. Young, was drowned in the preciation of his awful doom. Imme­ river while bathing at Port Huron the Xrday. He was Wised with cramp.. ■nd natural phll-xophy. with a standing in eaeb diately after the senty. ce PeMrsii Ferffusan, of Verona, near Batced Sheriff Cnssr procured thl m moers and with the prisoner i-ffl train for Jackson, i, to Xped Durfee wiil pra. of Ss life Thu^ Dr. Price’s Special Fiaiorim Extracts, LIGHT HEALW BREAD YEASTGEMS He is bound to sell his goods at prices that will satisfy everybody. Baiffle Extension Tables a Specially. " ■ -a L " ea my 8°°^8 “d 8et prices before you buy and o A V1L MUN Li i. ^“tfor tbe LADIES- FAVORITE PILLOW SHAM HOLDERS, the best in the world. Remember the place, Blue Front, South Side State Street, Hastings. Mich. -______ Archie McCoy. jTmrogers&cq fay the Highest Market Priee for E A T! ’ -THEY. SELL- ' Salt by the Barrel, Lime, Stucco, &c., The Crown Grain Drill, —AND THE— Warner Forcn-Fenfl Broadcast Seeder! A General Assortment of Farm Implements WOMAN’S FRIEND. in Stock. - J. M. ROGERS & CO. Do You M to Sava Honey ? T IF SO. COME TO GRAND RAPIDS, AND BUY YOUR CLOTHING AT THE T Great Star Clothing House I JEI aMTS.’K SLSXJp ® Rag:St.5?i?ii!XinUe^ Prevented the Big Rapids company Tr°m getting any rime the Charlotte Republican says: The accident was regretted by every- Xa^r's tragic death hem avenged. ^Z lsP-dM. under th. law. ot JggtHaSDBts.seowr Best Assortment in the State at the Lowest Living Rates. i • ■ ■ ■ . ■ ' ' Just now we are offering Light Weight Goods at Lees than Cost of Manufacturing. White Veete, 35 eta., 50 eta. and 81.00. Light Coate at 25, 50 and 75 Cents. Bargains in Suits and Dusters. All Straw Hats at Half Price! Star Clothing Boise, �FALL OF THE MIN FORTS COURBET DISLODGES THE CHINESE. F pARdi; Aug. 30.—Admiral Courbet tele­ graphed the Government last night tliat be bad completely razed all the remaining fortificutlou?, consisting chiefly ot earth­ works, nnd destroyed all tlw camps estab­ lished ou both sides of the Mln River from Its mouth to the arsenal. ' Shanghai, Aug. 80.—The Chinese an- « tboritles have received, an important tel- ' Bgruin from Pekin, tiie purpose of which is Bot precisely known. There are reports, however, tliat China Is desirous of coming to an agreement with France. London, Aux. 20.—A Shanghai (China) dispatch of Wednesday, says: “The Mingan Forts, below Foo Chow, were silenced Tuesday evening. To-day there was a heavy cannonade between the French fleet nnd tbe Kiopal forte, which are situated at tba noribero mouth of tiie Miu River.” London, Aug. 29.—A dispatch from a Foo Chow correspondent of the Tiinej says: •*! have just returned from Ktapal. All the Refen-es along the Mln River sro gone- The Cbtneee troops bolted. The French fleet can bombard, but tiie occupation of tbe main land is impossible.” ' pARts,bepLL—The Shanghai correspond­ ent of Tempt says it is rumored that China has formally declared war against France, and has notified Japan. General Millot has asked to be relieved of the command of the French forces in Ton­ quin. He assigns ill-heal th as the cause, but there is a general impression here tliat be has te reality been recalled owing to his IncompMency and wrong-headeducss. Gen­ eral Brleie Delisle lias been ordered to take command in place of Millot Admiral Peyyou. Minister of Marine, has received Ad­ miral Courbet’s official report of the opera­ tions in the Mln River. He says all the batteries along Hie river have been deBtroyed, with most of the cannon. Some of tbe latter were not reached, because in order to do so the men would have been exposed to a heavy musketry fire, to which no reply could have been made. Admiral Courbet reports his losses as ten men killed, tnciudIng one officer, and thirteen seriously and ' tweuty-elgiit slightly wounded. Minister , ferry has sent a congratulatory dispatch io Admiral Courbet Canton, Kept 1.—The French customs officers have left the city. Tne Vlcoroy *— Aeara on attack will be made on the Bogue tarts. Official rewards are offered for the Leads of Frenclnneu. OTHER roUKIQN. MATTERS. ‘ ion and Marseilles have been strained to tbe utmost in cleansing the streeU and tenements and caring for tlw sick and burying the dead. The presence of Impending financial ruin weighs heavily upon the business community, and even tiie ordinary resources of chanty are seriously curtailed. The tide of returning fugitive® has just set in, and no description can pict­ ure tiie wretchedness and. destitution that already exist. • • London. At* 37.—The steamship Far­ aday has laid tbe first deep-sea portion of the second Bennett-Mackey cable, and is now returning to Woolwich to receive the remainder of the deep-sea portion and the American shore end. Cairo. Aug. 23.—A* rumor is current here that Egypt has notified England that she is bankrupt since Tuesday, end un­ able to meet tiie current expenses. London, Aug. 23.—Advice* from Ma­ deira state that Dr. Uachtigal, tiie special German Commissioner for the west coast of Afaiea, bad annexed the coast line south of Cameron’s River as far as Battens. He also hoisted the German flag at Malimba and at Little and Great Hatauza. ' ' • Copenhagen, Aue. 23.—Mr. Carl Steen Anderson Debille, Minister Resident aud Consul Gen tral of Denmark at Washing­ ton, has resigned. London, Aug. 28.—Advices from Cal­ cutta state that a famine in Mysore is in­ evitable, owing- to the drouth. The au­ thorities are taking no steps to provide relief. । Vienna, Aug. 28.—The sugar trade of this city is passing through a crisis. Tbe failure of the great firm of K. Weinrich caused a panic, on the Bourse T'u»day. The failure is.due to rash speculations. A year's respite was granted the firm, and in that time it Is hbped ltwUi right itself. Those interested in the hrm are doing their utmost to support it St. Petersburg, Aug. 28.—The Minis­ try of Marine has issued to several learned societies a plan for a Russian polar expedi­ tion. Tbe Idea is to have several large par­ ties start for Jeannette Island, proceed en­ tirely on foot across the ice, leaving largo depots of provisions in the rear. It is thought there are many islands north of Jeannette Island that could be utilized. Vienna. Aug. 30.—Another large sugar firm lias failed. The liabilities will exceed those of Weinrich. who failed for 84.000,­ 000 last Monday. DYING BY WHOLESALE. Terrible Outbreak of Hydrophobia Among Eufaula, Alx, Aug. 30.—July 25 a dog went mad on the plantation of Punch Doughtie, a Short distance from here. Tiie animal bit several hogs and a mule, and on August 13 one of the hogs died. The car­ cass was given to the negroes to make soap­ grease with, but instead of doing so they ate some of the flesh. Some time afterward several of Chow who partook ex­ hibited symptoms of hydrophobia, and at the present time thirty-seven negroes are so affected. Tiie doctors soy a number tire likely to die. Other dogs have been bitten, aud a whole herd of mules is apparently af­ fected. Yesterday Mr. Doughtie was in town. Be-said he had been obliged to kill one of his mules which had been bitten. Many of the animals have been killed, but some of the dogs have esaqied and great alarm is felt. • London, Sept I.—General Wblseley and JL tfo .Northbrook have started for Egypt T^t.nUMiux Regiment has arrived at WadyHvafa, and the Staffordshire and Berkshire 3teL‘*’nehts are being puidmd rapidly forGenend Wood, Colonel Duncan and Major $iufd are at Wady-Halfa The transport Poonah t ikes seven hundred and fifty troops to Egypt Four transports are at Woolwich and two at Liverpool loading stores and munitions for Egypt The total number of British troops In Egypt Wheat Production for the Year. is now 10,128.' The exact composition of Milwaukee, WIs., Aug. SO.—The folthe fori which' will take phrt In the expelowing figures, based on official reports . ditlon to Khartomn will not be decided until General Woterley^reaches Egypt The lat­ made within a few days by State agricultu­ ter refused to take command until he had ral departments anil statistical ngeutn, give carte blanche as to Die conduct of the expe­ a final estimate of the wheat crop in the dition. . United States for 1884: Total production of ■ i. Certain particulars wltli reference to tiie winter wheat, 1180,000,000 bushels; spring relief expedition up tlie Nile have been wheat, 150,000,000; total winter nnd spiing finally arranged. 'I’he force which will wheat, 530,000,000 bushels. This mnkes proceed south of Assouan will be composed tbe total yield of the country fully 25,000,­ of 8,000 Britlsli troerps .2,500 Egyptians and 000 bushels more than was ever before pro»» flotilla of 050 river boata The boats will Jluced, 130.000,000 more than last ’year’s be manned by 400 Canadians. 300 Kroomen, crop, and 80.000,000 more than the iivera.-e and about *2,000 Egyptian and Nubian boat­ crop for tbe past five yearn. 'Die depart­ men. Tbe coat of the campaign is esti­ ments all agree In reporting the quality as mated at 83,000.000. superior, and where It has been threshed The Government lias contracted with a they say tho yield has more than met their Chicago firm for tiie supply of five hundred calculations. thousand pounds of compressed beef for tbe relief expedition. A Conservator Appointed lor Editor Storey’s Montreal, Can., Sept L—The enthu­ Estate. siasm of tbe Caughnawaga Indians for tiie Chicago, Aug. 29.—In the case of W. F. Khartoum expedition Is weakening. They ■want a guarr-qty against death in the Storey, of the Chicago Times, Judge service aud refuse to engage longer than six Knickerbocker has appointed A. L Pattersou, present manager of tbe Tima, as con­ cuontluL servator. This Lh a direct defeat for Mrs. St'AKix, Aug. 29.—The rebels succeeded Storey. Wednesday night in removing two mines In the court room this afternoon Mr. Pat­ '■which had been laid near the Lwn for the terson filed an affidavit fixing the value of purpose of exploding when tire//attacked the garrison. Tliey also captured three Mr. Storey’» estate at 8750,000. J. J. Mc­ dhows near the harbor and killed four sail- Grath. Cliarles McNally and John R. Walsh were offered as bondsmen for Mr. Patter­ ora. The other sailora.in the dhows, seven ■in number, esc«i*ed. Tbe rebels took tiirdb son, security being required in the sum of Si,500,000. ._______________ dhbws and twenty-five prisoners they had captured,fifty miles south of Stiakln,where, Further Slops In the Blaine Libel SuiL L it Is reported, tliey have collected In large 1VDLANATOLIB. Ind.. Aug. SO.—Lu the - forc6 Tbe Britlsli man-of-war Condor will >roc*od to thia point Blaine libel suit against tbe Sentinel the LkbUeh, Aug. 84k—Colonel Kitchener fifteen days’ time allowed the defepse In has received a message from General Gor­ don raying that the Geaeral and bls troops whloh to answer expired yesterday, and the attorneys for Mr. Shoemaker entered an Were all well, and had sufficient provisions appearance. This action Was n« ^asary to to enable them to hold out four months, The message is dated April 13. . escape default The defense will now have ixiNOdK, Aug. 29.—A deputation of the its own time unless tbe plaintiff's attorneys West Indies committee hail an interview •ecuro a rule requiring an immediate a nyesterday with Early Derby, Secretary of •wer. In the latter case it te customary to State \or tiie Colonial Dejmrtoient, on tiie grant ten days* further time. subject nf sukt bounties. Tiie deputation For the Relief of Gordon. urged - the Government to obtain the “most Montreal, Aug. 28.—The Governor­ - favored nation’’ treatment from America, or otherwise io permit tbe West Indies to General of Canada hM been ordered by the establish reciprocity with the United States. Home Government to secure the services of Earl Derby replied that America refused to six hundred voyageurs for the reHef of Gen­ bestow this, and tliat tiie question of reci­ eral Gordon at Khartoum. They are Brocity depended upon how It would affect needed to take flat-bottomed boats up the Nile arid for making portages around the Faiqs, Sept 1.—There were two deaths rapid a Preference will be given to officers from cholera at Toulon since Saturday who nerved under General Wolseley in tbe nlgbL During tbe twentv-fours ending at Red River campaign. C 8:40 last night there weie’nine deaths at Marseilles. In tiie southern depart­ Sarah Ber ah aril's Contracts. , ment of France during the twen­ New York, Aug. 30.—A Paris special to ty-four huuni ending Iasi night the the Telegram, says Sarah Bernhardt has redentlis from cholera were twenty-three. While In France generally tbe plague has •eluded her contract with Mayer, aud con­ •bated In virulence aotnewhM. it is stili cluded one with Derenburg, by which she spreading in tbe 1‘yrvoees. In some por­ becomes sole lessee of the Porte Saint Mar­ tions of this section the disease seems to tin for seven years. Sarah Bernhavdt bus have died ouL but In the jrnst week death* also signed an agreement with Abbey and have been reporteal frurn ibree hitherto un­ Grau for a one-year’s season in America, ; Infected departments—Aveynm. Ariege beginning lu May. 1888. and Tarn. Cholera fcs now present in thir­ The Week's Failures. ty villages of the Pyrenees, aud the infec­ tion is sjireadiug daily. Rome, Sept l.-Tn the various ivovlnoed fallurea In tiie United States repotted to of Italy cholera bulletins for the twentyDroditrwta during the week, against 203 four b-»urs coding last night show sixty new casra and thirty-one death* At fat Spezla in the preceding week, and 186, 110, and 104 in tbe corresponding weeks of 1383, there were Uiirty-four fresh cases and •etmiteeii death*. Tlx: anwad pop- 1832 and 1881 respeotively. ulatmn of Gloja. a village ta the rrovince of Beggio di Calabria, pre­ vented th* British sterliter Brighthouse, which had a dean bill of health, from .•opkKM rains Thursday night and yesterday. Pho coni and tobacco crops, which have been nifferiug rapid destruction, are now lu- llx PuNic-Mfety Chicago; At* 80.—The school cwsue M. 143,008 MUti dealer. men, with whom it hM been a feature for many years. There are misfits and misfits, bometimes a cutRr makes a serious mistake, and a coat or trousers cannot be used by tbe customer; but the mistake must be a very bad one wfrlch a good tailor can’t fix up. Misfite of this sort are hard things to dispose of, as you’ll have to wait a long time before you’ll get a buyer to suit. A iuuf(h commoner misfit ia where a fellow, a stranger/ orders a suit, pays a deposit, and goes away and never comes back. The courts say you’ve got to bold it a reasotiable time, and then sell it for what it will bring. This happens much oftentr than you think. Sometimes it’s a man who is tight, sometimes it’s a gambler or crook who’s made what they call a •winner.’ but mpre often it’s a visitor to the citv who suddenly finds he’s spent nearly all his money and hM just got enough to reach homq with. Now and then a man of this Kind will come in, make a clean breast of it, and want us to divide ttye profit.” “Dto you over divide?’* “Not too often. Supposing a man orders a twenty-five-dollar suit, and pays twelve dollars on account. If he comes back and pays the balance our profit is, say, six dollars. If he don’t come, and we sell it m a misfit, we won’t St more than sixteen or eighteen dol­ ts for it, and then have to wait some time. I could generally afford to pay him three or four dollars back and call it square. Not many do come bacl, however, and they are chiefly gamblers who are out of luck, and have got to have some money.” “Whv are so many misfits of queer colors?’’ “That’s another point. Every year there are some enterprising tailors or manufacturing houses that *ill start new styles. Sometimes they make a hit and do very well. . One Broadway house iMt year got hold of a neat plaid pat­ tern and sold I don’t know how much -of it. After an article catcher the pub­ lic fancy, especially if it’s imported, it takes time for a rival house to get the same made-up goods, into the market. But just m often the venture fails, and then we misfit dealers buy up the un­ salable stock. Now there’s a good green-and-red suit which cost eighteen dollars to manufacture. The colors were too loud, and nobody would buy if • I.got it very low, and am selling it for fifteen dollars. And so far m style and quality go it’s m good m a twenty-five-dollar suit. Sometimes, too. we buy at auc­ tions and assignees’ sales but we don’t often get good chances for bargains.” “Then misfits are all new clothes?” “They ought to be. and all here are. but some dealers buy second hand clothes slightly worn, fix them up, and tlien sell them m new. There are a groat many swells who wear a suit ottly a short time and then pre it to one of their servants A suit like that is al­ most as good as new. Clean them, sponge and press -them, and only a tailor can tell them from a brand new article. “There’s one particular about ‘mis­ fits.’ They demoralize a customer. If he can’t get something alreadv made to suit him, he won't order anything sub­ stantial, but wants a,bargain, something cheap and showy. Before I went Into rsistits I had anumberof customers that bought fine imported goods. But nowa-days it’s all changed, and all they care for is a cheap article. There ain’t so much money In the business m there is in the regular trade, but it’s a good deal livelier.-A’. Y. Bun. Happy American Women. wTve*. In th* ™Uway cam« the Jifc loll. « !>«■ cbe*p ooreta. while the h»»b.nd .one. STihUdren »od ropplfot much THAOS Domestic sendee ta Amenea » worae •*“. !Z There are very fe*’ booses, indeed, ^yen one quart of milk, four beaten eggs, two among the wertkhit-rt Americans, which have a housekeeper, and houses which tablespoonfula of of sugar, lemon flavor­ ing. one tablesjioonful of corn starch. to thiscoootnr wouldh.ee (‘"ror 8re Poor over stale cake and set away to wrrMits.re ruumfred in *n>e™* V i cool— Botltm Gtobc. j two. The sen-MUli.ee to do all ktodj» ot work. Md ^though there m»y be m ; —Rice Waffles: One pint of cold I boiled rice, one-quarter of a pound of opening for oor ■geoeral, or moldsoUll work. the English sere.nt M- ’ batter, one-half pint of flour (sifted), five eggs, the whites and yolks beaten cnstomed to good plMM In thU would not tolerate th" <»ndlt»n ot separately; beat hard and jiake at once in waffle-irons.—The HouMhold. domestic servants in the btateA as —To make cologne water try this the service itself is more onerous tbe servants are much less pleasant to do rule: To one quart of alcohol allow with than English servants. There is a three drachms of oil of lavender, 'one ffreat demand for domestic servant*, , drachm oil of rosemary, three drachma especially in tbe West; but anything j each oil of bergamot and essence of lemon, and three-drops of the oil of more wicked than inviting servant girls, without friends and without organiza- | cinnamon.—Cincinnati Timsti. tion. to make their way to the Far Wert —All vegetables except potatoes, as­ is difficult to imagine. Mws Faithful is paragus, [*18 and cauliflower should organizing a system by which the sur- . boil m fast m possible, these four only plus women of thb country can emigrate | moderately. Cabbage can be made m under friendly auspioee to thaw centers delicate m cauliflower if boiled in plenty of population in the States where the • of water to which a saltspoonful of soda i demand for English domestic servants is , hM been added. Boil as 'fart m possi. ' greatest. There is nlxo » great demand 1 ble for twenty minutes or half an hour. for eligible maidens for matrimonial -N. K Times. pdrpoMo. Not in the East, however, —A horse whose eye is inflamed from where tbe matrimonial market is sadly ' anv cause should be protected from the overstocked, but hi tbe West. y ‘ I light and the eye strengthened as ranch There are a hundred female doctors । as possible by tonic applications, as cold for one in this country; in every town solution of three grams ot sulphate of there are at least a- dozen, who have a zinc to one of water. In case of dust i large practice, dhiefly among women a wire frame fitted with a fine green and children, but they do not refuse gauze should be fitted over the eyes to I male patients when tliey can get them. .arrest the dust. Tbe chief objection to female doctors on ' -w-Rioe cake is made of one pound of the part of women Is that thev are too ground ;jce. one pound of sugar, half a ! liare 'and unsympathetic. With men pound ofbutter and eight eggs, salt and the lady-doctor may relax somewhat, but in dealing with their own sex their flavoring to suit tiie taste. Beat the i eggs, rub the butter and sugar together peculiar charm disappears. In one tflflike cream, then add the eggs, and university Miss Faithfull found as many as sixty medical Btudenta. studying for iMt of all stir the rice flour a little at a Bake in SDonge-eake tins or their degree, but in that college anatom­ time. ical classes were not ^tended by both shallow tin pans—ft. Y. Post — Lemon Butter: Lemon butter to sexes at the same time.-Jn Boston, however, there Is a university ait .which fill tarts with is made of one cup of . male ahd female students go through। white sugar, three eggs, butter the size I all tbeir studies in common, the dissect­• • qf an egg, the juice and rind of one ing-room being occupied at the same> large lemon. Put this, after beating it .-! time by both sexes, a custom which isi well, into a bright basin and set into a ' more honored in the breach than in। pan of boiling water. Stir it constant- : the observance. Thousands of women। ly until it is thick. Small cakes are j are employed in tbe United States asi nice if split and put together with this i clerks and'the standard of commercial ely. It is also very nice as a filling 1 a layer cake.—Ban Francisco Chronmorality is exceedingly high, no case of embezzlement baring been reportedI ids. on the part of women cashiers.—Pall telf K-'a rlBE. Mall Budget cm nrosil • HJEBStl Inn Art apo* the U„- , '| HEGT7LATE Tiiir . ! BO'VSLJ. ’X’K^rs'"-— *34 an Cri’ L-gSegb.J >Y *n QEvL Hr*0* Hop* a2lL’£*’t Bitter* Co^ / DETROIT MICH; TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIV^ER, dsrL“A^5!*-....; From of the human rare symptoms indicate tbeirext-t^ ■:•>•<•; l<m« .. ffmiaaw- anu_i -tii.CTT. fa* Rtesss.ilI co^sttiVatTo-^ aad^ maM the oao of a remedy ti t, dirregy AsaLivormedRjlaeTCTri HBAKba^aoequa!. Their action on fca WMMvaand RlrlwI..).._____ _____ •■agan of the avatam," producing rnpe. Bound dlgeatlon. regular stool*. & clw ridnnndsvigorous body. TUTTS PILLS Cause no nausea or griping nor intertaro -...L AM r. Sun.T. - HAIR DYE. OR WHISKERS changed laKanfly to a Glomt Buci by a sIngle aspilMaon of this Dye. Sold or Druggists,' cr sent by express on receipt o7 fit. . Offlca,44 Murray Street, >>v York. *rri MAIO AL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS F8H. Nervous Exhaustion, Calf rearing might be made much Babies in Madison Square. more profitable than it h. It is a com­ I think I will go and take a glance at mon practice to sell calves when onlv the swell babies at Madison Souare. four weeks old, or as soon as- it is possi­ An 80-paae CIOth-bMod lUW>k of Advie* to Perhaps between the grasping infant ble to disixise of them. This practice Tooairpr Mldtlle-nsvd Men.with preoerrotioM a K- jnilar rbyviettii. iurt alluded to and the offspring of the rids the farmers of the calf in a short ■ for Self-treatment 8MT FREE languid Vere de Veres we may be able time, but does not bring so profitable a to strike an average which shall rertore return as it should. Calves should be T. WILLIAMS A CO., «UW»t«£. 1. peace to our perturbed spirits. I don’t * kept till six months or a year old, and know that the babies are any prettier, so be well fed, so as to weigh five hundred far as flesh and blood go, here among or six hundred pounds at six months, these little aristocrats—in fact,, it is and eight hundred to one thousand j BY MAIL, POST-PAID. likely they have not the abundance of pound* at one year old. Such calves dimpled flesh which counts as beauty in would sell at a price that would well ! you ng babyhood. No, Nature has shown repay the owner for raising them. A | no favor again here. Dear old mother, pound of meat can be produced at a she is not to be bribed nor corrupted. much less cost by feeding a young ani­ She alone is uudefilable. but I am not mal than by feeding an older one. one of those who acorn the aid of dress, Carefirt experiments conducted by Dr. , always in an appropriate way—even for J. B. Lawes, of England, clearly prove j i Great Medical Work on Manhood, little children, and dress ' ami Kate that the cosL of putting on live weight Greenaway have made most fascinating Exhausts! Vitality. Nervous and Physical llity. Preniaturv Ilecllne tn Man. Ernes m pictures of these enchanting little crea­ the R — costs much less amt the tbe unioid untold miseries miseries rusauius nosultius livM inxs — animal. —— - — -» — ~ to ~ pro- Youth, fcKiiii. and tures. No wonder men and women as duce one hundred pounds of flesh by indiacn-flon or excera. a book for even mas. they cross tbe park on their way to tbeir Miftg .Jirifty tb« it do« to offices stop-for an instant to gaze on some luce tiie »ame weight of flesh by each one of which Is invaluable, s.. found th­ sweet vision of beautiful babyhood. Cer­ ing a three-year-old steer. The aim 1 lhe tainly for the revolution Miss Greenaway olouTtorm.n.’toonM be to produo. I S^.1’ has created in children’s attire she de­ their meat in the cheapest manner, and muslin, emboraed covers, fun gin.pwranteedte serves something more than the mere success her talents have received in imi­ tiAir calves well, and feed them several , aold in this country’for MM. or tbe nmneywti tation, but here tiie beauty of tbe copy­ months, so M to produce m Tnuch flesh be refunded in 7*0.L'n? right law comes. Miss Greenawav would «S Tvwaihln . kw rotn AA.1 P-www. by mail, post-paid, illwwirtre sanipl-* «cenu. m possible at a low rate of cost. Farm- simd now. Gold medal awanlrd the author ti? have made a large fortune, and with ere seem to suppose that to produce i the National Medienl Association, to the offleen perfect honesty, had she been able to Urg' s1”"?.77e,pe,ijve “** s^?rtoJk"!Sdten-»l>.vih-<™U!i.»u control the sale of her books. I was can­ i Rtrurtlonuud by die afflict.if tor relict it *H1 not profitable, and think that they cantold by an English bookseller that she not- afford ‘ idL-London Ijmert . «eoeoi —vonuou •.»«><thK to do it They MSociate tiie benefit .There m___ aa*u _________ wlizim only received a small sum for the first production of large calves with feeding b no member of society to whom th? edition in London, and yet hundreds of of large Quantities of whole milk—per­ book wlH not be useful. whether jouth. jwren... ruardian. Instructor or guardian — Aryouaut. thousands have been sold in every coun­ haps giving one calf two or three cows Addrtftii tbe Penbody Medical try. The book has been translated into to feed from. Such practice, however, W. H. Parker. No. 4 Bulfinch street. R.moa. every civilized tongue; indeed. Mr. is not essential in rearing large calves. Mass , who may be consulted on all di*ea*r» re qulrtag skill and experience, pi™*11]? Sarony told me to his astonishment he stinate diseases that have baf TTP, AT, . It is not even necessary to give them all the skill of all other physicians ,'7*XrirTT iwm offered in Spain a year ago handker­ the new milk from one oow, only for the chiefs with Greenaway pictures on them, first few days. Large calves can be raised and meantime this friend and beautifier on skim milk and certain kinds of grain I of our little children, who has not only and grass. The food must be properly j done so much for them in outwardtrace, combined, proportioned and prepared, DVH ■ Ins Shot Guu for iio. a ?12_C^o but has been tbe means with her charm­ fnr ST u S A' NLulC lAHtCTU tlN ing books of giving them hours of de­ and be fed in sufficient quantities. Few 412. OrexnAtlc aTLlid Gold wAj farmers feed their calves enough. ilS Silver light, must be satisfied with the scant Wald. YUU Calves are large feeders, and ample anvot these art! ■ ’ reward a knowledge of her fame may be T supplies must be furnished if the best devote a tew hour* otywtr Irlsun.to her.—N. K Cor. Chicago Tribune. results are to be obtained. It is tbe to tntrodwlnt our new iropd*. one U/l N lady secured a Gold W aHi trvev i« YV H H I extra food which brings the profit. A The Jews in Russia. large part of the f6od eaten is used foi There can be no question that the sustaining the life of the aaimal, and Jews have a hard time of it in Russia. the suqrtus beyond the needs of The miserable scenes which have been the system for this purpose gaes for <™>t«l >1 Novgom.1 oblj , rrwti- the increase of flesh. The more the Uon of wbu hu repeModl} uken animal can be made to eat and digest doriiiftb, put two or three vmi, fo the more profitable it becomes to feed TBriom put, ot th, Cmlt’, dominions. 1L—Boston Globe. The Hu«»Uo law luelf toaohrethe poopie to look with contempt and hostuitv FashiMiaMe Mio. upon the Jews. Under that law the Miss Emily. Faitbfull. who has just re­ turned t>oni her third lecturing tour in the United States, brings back a great store of information concerning the po­ sition and prospects of women who work across the Atlantic. The field for Jemale labor of all kinds is much wider there than it is in the Old World. Preju­ dices against the employment of wo­ men, which are rampant here, are there non-existent or so attenuated as to be innocuous. Women occupy almost every profession, and tta Americans have realized much Inore than the Old World nations the ideal of la carriere auverte aux talents so far as the sexes are concerned. In the States there fire female barristers, pastors, doctors and in short, members of almost every profession except the army and navy, the nearest approach to a naval officer being Mrs. Captain Mary Miller, who recently succeeded to the command of a Mississippi River steamboat on the death of her husband. There is -not hardly a newspaper in tbe country of standing and influence which has not at least two or three women as regular members of Ito stafl. One of theleading newspapers in Now York bas a lady as its second best writer, aud on# of the best newspaper properties in the foreign press of America is edited by a German lady, who took over tbe busi­ ness on the death of her busband. .Women act as regular reporters, and one has achieved considerable noto­ riety as a critic of cattle shows. As in­ terviewers women are very successful, °P?n to toe Jew are strongly and the specialty of the female journalist restricted. He eaunot be a lawyer or a in America is a certain indefinable doctor, or even a merchant in the ordi­ lightness of toueb, combined with a nary sense. He is forever forbidden to grace and brightness of expression, hope for anything like social rank or which her confrere emulates in vain. noliiioal preferment II h« would lire One point whicbjmpressed Miss Faith­ ha mon .Uck to uaury and the mailer fall much in her American journevings trades.. He stands, moreover, in peris the fact that women in America are P«UJ1 peril ot iMnlt, outrage ud won much less ashamed of earning a living <Iealh. HL, appeal for jmujee ln the than in this country. In’ England it regarded as natural and right for a man S’’!!!?' “S 'r Pro“Mi'>“ from the State h Otten little, howled. The orthodox to work for his daily bread, but for a . Ruaaian, howerer. eeeka the aid and lady to earn a salary is too often re­ oonvereaol Jew, rt<-n. a. often garded as discreditable. Nine women happens, he the la In need ot fund,. All out of ten who are earning their own orer Lantern and Southern Kuaala tbe living wil) preface the statement of that fact by a more or leas elaborate apology for having to work for tbeir living. Ta the .mail boyanl ud Um, aerfcultnrS other words work is not regarded as the normal state of t woman, and this shows iteelf in many wavs. English ladies applying for a Bftuation will give false names, and in one case, to chock.-Aosioa ddoertaer. l which recently came under Mias Faith­ full’s notice, a lady threw up a profita­ —Xia, Battle Bennett a anlondu • •pleodkl ble situation ralherthan allow her name irlrl. and th. to be known to her fellow-workers. In America it is otherwise. Fne-ladvism is Loss of Manhood. The Science of Life. Only 11. Or^hjrL now THySELF.jtfRSB K DON’T Ribbed silk stockings Win high favor. \ • raad® whh the accordion skirt are all the rage. } Colored table cloths are only to be u«od at luncheon. < OoU*r bo*, of »U Mrt. of ribbon ud velvet are fashionable. The fashionable silver lace pin is the fonrdeaf clover, frosted. Rubies are said to be the stone now in the engagement ring. The long, slender scallop is much uaed to finish gathered flounces. Shell pink, ciel blue and pale mignon­ ette are popular evening shades. m.TtiC ol*n-’rork P«y2 embroidery is much used to trim pique and sateens. Yokes and slms of lace and etnmaIo Mre 8ti^ f^inuablE 6x this FREE! ^RELIABLE SELF-CURE taDlalntcaled en»eiop<-rrr»-.------ AJdrwt DR. WARD A CO. trateto-. fCAGENTSH^ Reflecting Safety lamp LMaa/mwee » u»cxi». cwtaln curt. Not♦^JJvHbcXS „iI'!L.Grenw,y dr“ '■,tin «rr»tiT •Paired forgraml *w for th, llnfe folks. pBOFOHAW FOR WAT1B WOM&. MfoUl *ew ot MMtiuiP iiss ortt, ■« � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-09-12.pdf d8ce48434e615bba552fc4cb8cb50fed PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner VOL XXIX. NO. 21. The Hastings Banner. PCOLISHK* FRIDAVB. AT Hastings, Barry Co., Mkh., —by— marshall l. cook. >UB8CBIPT1ON RATES, . dv tore -I P»T V®*n p*1*1 Within six ICM^r>t U »■ -■ i*r y®°r ■ If not p*1*1 unt11 n?ru Kubscribers out­ iJrrv Co-.si.ss pe year, ta' k.-.rttibly cash in advance. ADVERTISING RATES: . alunit ncryear......... .u...........>100 00 Extra charje for .«i*ctal positions. JOB PRINTING. Fo, si ..i-i.lr l< felt in the Job Printing DeJkn nl. BaNX M- Everything in the office i- new; and *iUi the fateat facea of approved iiattetns of maeMnery, a?d w iprtent workmen employed, enables the bIvo.i t । • first-daas Job work. /ELEMENT SMITH, (j Lawyer, (MteM over R. K. Grant’s sto te.) Fradies *“ :U1 eaurts of the 8tat€- L’oUectlons pronu-’lyloiketi afler. "t/n ai. E- Kx.utkn. C. H. VaNAbxak. TTNAPPEN & VanARMAK, j\ Lawyers. (Over Hastings National Bank.) ------------------ HASTINGS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 12: 1R84 THE REUNION. Second Annual Reunion of the Barry County Soldiers and Sailors Twelve Thousand People in Attendance on Thursday. The Boys in Bine Have a Grand Time. Gens. Alger, of Detroit, and Oarnahan, of In­ dianapolis, Present. Over Foor Hundred and Fifty Veterans Enrolled. The Reunion as Seen by the Banner. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of last week were the days designated for Middleville, Mich. the holding of the second annual re­ union of the Barry county soldiers and T) W. NISKERN, sailors. It would seem that a benifi£ .. Lawyer. i.Ovrr 8pnulcilug’» dry goods store.) cent Providence smiled on the boys in Will attend promptly to all business In all blue, as the weather was all that could courts. «'harges reasonable. be desired. WHX CARVETH, Attorney at Law, J 4~E. KENASTON. Attorney at Law, A• WEDNESDAY. Wednesday forenoon the boys and their families, from all portions of Barry county, were journeying Has, • w. Lowin’, M.D.. tingsward,- and by nightfall every Post V. Physician, Surgeon and Oculist in the county was represented, with the (Office, 30i Thorn St., Hastings, Mich.) following officers in command: C*IH in' town or country.promptly Attended. Office hours- -«to 10 a. mNand 1 to 3 p. in. Charles A. Armstrong, Col. (Com• Telephone at Hollaways’ drug store. ;yr* st.--i.il attention paid to surgical diseases manding. and diseases of the eye and ear. E. FLEvans, Lieut.-Colonel. W.iB?Hecox, Major. QACKETT A BUTLER, D. E. Birdsall, Adigtant. io Pysicians and Surgeons, John H. Dennis, Qilartermaster. (Prairieville, Mich.) S. C. Rich, Surgeon. All calls, night or day, promptly attended. C. V. Garrett, Chaplain. IL TIMMERMAN. The program of the day was fully . Hnnuepafthic Physician & Surgeon, carried out, with the salute at sunrise, (Fir* door east of Holloways’ drug store.) and the establishment of camp and en­ IL Wm. JONES, rollment of veterans during the fore­ Dentist. noon hours. Dinner was served at ’ All work promptly attended to. • noon, guard mounting took place at 5 jy ELTON & WHITLOCK p. in., supper at 6, with the retreat and artillery salute at sundown. In the Are iujents for the Watertown Insurance Oo. Thev write policies on n inairs property against evening the boys gatheredMiround the toss by fir.-, lightning or wind; agnlust a man’s camp Ore as in the ’60s, and many were life by ileatli and accident. the reminiscenses of camp life during £100 K itTn ELDO N. those darksome days recounted by the veterans assembled, many of whom < r -.n AbHtrart Block. Hastings, H.;-.*-|he only set <>f Attract Books in Barry bore unmistakable eviilerices of their Gwnty.! . ; baptism of blood in the sunny south­ I A. EQ9JE, M. Dm land. JJ. Physician and Surgeon, THURSDAY. 1 (Over J. S. Goodyear & Co.’s store.) Practices In all courts of the State. Collections promptly attending to. F D tOffioc east side Main St., Nashville. Mich.) Re*l<lcuee next door north Wolcott House. Al: e*lU promptly attended too. <!ay or night. IfoSEPli knIght, J Veterinary Surgeon. <R<-«ldeLce.Rutland, near Yeckley school house.) Will attend all calls for services night or day. Charges reasonable. E. F. i;i:owx, M. b. AV. P. P0I.88MUS, M. D. US. BROWN & RQLILEMUS, D lloinuipathic Physicians Jt Surgeons. (Office over Jtffius Russell’s store, Main St) Calls tnswered from the office at all hours of th- davor night. Dr. Polhemtis will give special attentldn to diseases of the Eye and Ear. Offioe,hours-9 to 12 a. nut 2 to4 p. m. I ’LARKE 4 RIKER, v . Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. •HMIqes in Union block, over Beamer Bros.) Hastings. Mich, Practice in all courts of the state. Attend to tollectlens and |>ertectlng titles to real estate. Moiu-y toloan Insurance taken etc., etc. At an early hour people in large numbers were pouring into the city from all directions, and by noon there were fully 12,000 present, and The grounds presented a scene of activity seldom seen Ln Hastings. j The program for the day was edrried out in full. Reveille at daybreak, ar­ tillery salute at sunrise, breakfast at 7 a. m„ sick call at 7 A), guard mounting at 9. At 10 o’clock the Battalion formed in column, and headed by the Hastings and Freeport bands arid, the Woodland Martial band, inarched through the principal streets of the city. “Old Chub,” Capt. Potter’s horse, occupied a place of honor in the column. Returning to the grounds, dinner was served at nbon. • hilip t. colgrove. ’ At 1 o’block Capt J. H. Palmer, of Lawyer, Lapeer, a former resident of this county, — Hastings, Mich. w«n callal upon tor a speech. The ProsccutlpIFAtternejr for Barry County. Captain's remarks evidently touched a responsive chord in the hrorta of hta •JJOLMES & HOLLY BROS. comrades, as he was frequently Inter­ rupted by hearty bursts of applause. Alter the close of Capt. Palmer’s speech and music by the band, Miss Minnie, the 12 year old daughter of J. J.,Potter, of Nashville, wm called for and gave .H> O/opf fAr C'aMh Hyttrm on the famous *tfohn Burns of Gettys­ tcttiber 15th, ISM. burg." The little lady acquitted her­ nobly, speaking « "’“■“Y “^*7 (foods of AU Kinds to be Marked self tlnctly as to be heard by all present. Down! At the close of the r«to“°n •»« recalled to the stand and given three We will take Produce as usual, but no more credit given. cheers and a tiger, and that with a a m. The sham tattle was one of the mat No more Book-keeping, and no more bad debts. attractive features of the reunion. As ■ —OUB— the bugle sounded and the soldiers com­ menced to “fall in," the immense crowd surged to and fro on the grounds, each indwidual seeking to secure. ^s brat vantage ground for viewing the battle. OF GOODS The grand stand held such a load of tam^freight as It never did before; P Rigal at tha Frost I TO BE KEPT FULL! AND A BRAN NEW LINE OF Millinery Goods, TO BE ADDED, TOH Mrs. B. S. Holly and. despite the warnings and P»“"“ nf those who knew whereof thej spoke, rMtilt as last year, the breaking in of a X^thT^-^ At the helm. tarCOME AND TRY US! m _ __ u^sssKssfcr1 a°°d‘aMp'r ^-ui-of th. HOLMES & HOLLY BROS., Woodland- giving one a conception of modern war­ fare. Ever and anon a soldier would ™d“ hid pined through while defend­ ing their country. mu and be borne from the held his Much a. the Bxxireii drain* to pub­ “‘""IfeOta. often lish the epeechee of the diy, the lick of to hobble back and Weltered by some friendly tree “give the enemy the best since precludes the possibility of giving ta.h"?\.T,,errtrt ydI-we °P|ne the • synopeie even. The fact that despite boys in blue could not emit that screech the excessive heat, the speakers held ■a did those of the gray, but thev did the vast audience intact throughout, i, their tan rt IL Now and then some sufficient evidence that each had some­ luckless Individual would flni himself thing interesting to say. After the speaking all amused them­ engaged in a hand-to-hand conflict with superior numbers of the enemy, his selves according to their inclinations, until the hour arrived for breaking comrades would rush to his assistance and the fight in that particular locality camp. At 6 o’clock the camp was nearly deserted, and the second annual would indeed be hot, with varying re­ sults. This feature of the program was reunion of the Barry County Battalion •unanimously voted a success. We was a thing of the part, save the mili­ don’t know which aide wm victorious tary ball in the evening. THE ENROLLMENT. 1 at the iMt, but peraume that the union forcea were, as a matter of course. Below we give a complete list of the After the battle and when the boys veterans enrolled at the reunion. There had lieen given sufficient time to .recov­ were a large number, however,'who did er from their exertions, the’bugle not report, and consequently were not sounded the call for dress parade, ;ind enrolled. The staterxegiment, company, the boys formed in line. Perhaps they and the present postoffice address of did not make as presentable and im­ those enrolled is given. This is pub­ posing an appearance as they did twentv lished by the Banner in the hope that odd years ago, on their departure for U will be of interest to and meet the the front, when they were wont to re­ approbation of the veterans. Those spond to this call. We presume it is an wishing to preserve the same will but impossibility for those not having had need to lay aside this copy of the paper the experience of military life and en­ for future reference: dured the horrors of war on the san­ MICHIGAN REGIMENTS. guinary fleld, to realize the thrill poss­ Flint Infantry. essing the souls of these veterans as the 8. L. Reales, H Morgan once familiar bugle calls are sounded. Howbeit, the veterans promptly re­ HezlkiahSmith. G.. Hastings K"te« Bark. K spond, presenting a fine appearance, Duvld Kilpatrick. 1. Woodland Smart, D Chester none the .less creditable because per­ A«a E. W. Hyde. K ............ Nashville iworth.k chance some in line bore honorable Thon EUsworth. K ., Yankee Bprtnga scars or wounds received in defense of HaaUogs their country—here an empty sleeve Junes N. Collester. E John White. £ and there a missing limb. 8. J. Weley. E Don. E. Birdsall. E The supper call was promptly re­ Jaa. Quackenbush, F Erast** Hinman, E.. sponded to, and at sundown the artillery Flavios De Plant*. E H. Day. D salute heralded the approach of night. Jobu Philip Ragla. F Reuth. D The campfire—who can do justice to John 8.8. Garrison, F...: Henry Meme*. E the scene? What pen can portray the Wm. PautUc. E happy faces of the veterans, as shown 8am’! PhlllljM. E R. Meaner. K Bowen Mills by the glowing embers of the fires? Cyrus Larabee. D. ..Cedar Creek ... Orangeville One after another the veterans were John T. Bhelp. E Levt C. Eatbburu. A Caledonia called upon by their comrades to relate B. A. Petted, E Alaska Teadt. B ...Middleville incidents of army life—of the cutting FredTt W. R. Wickham. E, .. Battte,€reek Grand Rapid* of a certain commandment from their Lee Kelley. A Gilbert Poster, D. Bowne ( ••liter billies by the boys; of the mysterious R. C Ktrowbrioge, H.. . Priebardvtlte T. Dibble, H Mlddk-vllle disappearance of rail fences in Dixie J. 8. Haight, fc .Woodland during the darkness of night: of the J. C. Suitor. E IL W. (Writer. A . .. Warland visits to convenient- hen roosts and milk Jacob Funk. K Woodland A. Teller. H Bedford cellars at time# when the twinkling J. J. Febeeh', C ......Freeport ...... . .Cedar Creek stars were the only witnesses .of the Conrad Kahler. E . JabUT. Strong (Jack Weak) G . Lansing human forms emerging therefrom liearFifth Infantry. ing the "pride of tne dunghill," or pans Wilbur CutlerJ ... Middleville of fresh products of. the dairy. These Sixth Artillery . ■ and many like incidents were narrated •E. H. Chase, CLacev C. Dou.l, G Woodland by the speakers. Then some speaker 8. Jiu. Kadfonl. E........................................... Hasting* would cause the pulse to beat higher F. G. Pierce. Il W. H. Burgess. C ., Assyria and the blood to course faster by the , Seventh Infantry. depicting of scenes upon the fleld of Nathaniel Pangtorn. I...,Hastings : " battle. Ever and anon a tear would lie Joshua Booram.1.»..................... B. Hanna. F Irving Station Norrl* Roach. D:Parmelee jjeen coursing down the cheek of the old j. McDonald,'l...................................... Cedar Creek soldier as was brought to mind the fate Eighth Infantry. of comrades who gave their lives that Oliver H. Grecntteld, FHastings " this nation might live. But all things JoJin Michael. F..... .. Harvey Hpencer. F. .... must have an end, and so did this camp­ Traver* Hillllp*. F . . Wellman. F fire bn the evening of the second day of Geo. . Nashville Jamevfi. Petry. F Atayria the reunion, as the tattoo and taps were H. S. Warren. F Grand Rapid* Jacob Mau*. F sounded, culling the boys to rest. Wilber Dickerson. F ___ N**h» llle Abram Gunthrop. F. . Rest, in this instance, was a misnom­ Jas. . Lansing F. Mead. F .. Maple Grove er. There wm st^inuch of the old-time C. R. Palmer. F .. Gras* Lake l*aac Wbteple.C fun-loving projiensity aroused by the* W. H. Smith. A . Woodland ..Johnstown camp-fire as to preclude the possibility William H. Holden. F ~ " Ninth Infantry. of slumber on the part of the boys. At C F Woodman. IOrangeville Mill* midnight, fully an hundred strong thei O. Markham. D ....................................... Clarksville fell into line, at shoulder arms and John G. Reuter, G.................................. Freeport with beating drums they overpowered Hastings N. Maakel. D. the guards and marched toward town, on a good time bent—to paint the city M. B. Gillaaple, CBowen* Mills red, so to speak. Along state street A. Rwib.H.................................................... Campbell Twelfth Infantry. they wenL a hooting, yelling, happy J. C. Warden. G crowd. VoUeys were fired, the music Dani Miller. IWoodland Letter Mesd.G Morgan of army songs filled the air, and our cit­ izens made aware of theiact the "sogers .. Bowen* Mills Francis Wltbey. B. were here." The retreat wm sounded, . .UrangeviUe Bowen* MUM and back to camp the boys rushed, to HwvexKhfckerbocker. B. ..... fintnore Jaa. Brew. A.... drag from their tents their now slum­ C. it Bteseoin, E.......... . . Middleville . Bowen* Mills bering comrades. Suffice it to say . Middlevine Grand. Rapid* there was no sleep In Camp that night. H. H.Trunk. BJ..? Bowen* Min* “Co. Q" turned night into day. a* wjDMekcrbookor. B .. 5SeSSffii.B».. c. . FRIDAY. The usual morning exercises were re­ peated. At 10 JO an escort marched to the depot to greet and escort to the camp the speakers of the day. Gens. \lger of Detroit, Carnahan, of Indiannapolis; Jm. O’Donnell, of Jackson, and H. F. Pennington, of Charlotte. The time until the dinner hour wm occu: pied in the reception of the guests above mentioned. At 1 p. m. G«n. Alger was introduced and tor a brief time talked to bb former comrade. In arms. He waa followed by Senator Pennington In a patriotic aoeecb after which Mr. Jama. O'Don­ nell of the Jackson Cithen, told the bora of the part be played in the unnleaaantnees of twentv years ago. He told numerous aneedotea illustrative of the several topics touched upon, and succeeded In increasing the general good feeling among his hearers. Com­ mander Kales of Allegan post then sang a song descriptive of life In Libby pris­ on, during the singing of which there was manv a moist eye in the audience. Gen. Carnahan, of India-napoUs. was then introduced and made an eloquent an appropriate speech, vividly portray­ ing the sosaes which he and his com- Ch**. Bitbop. B John Bishop. B.... Geo. Houghtalln. G L.C. GlUMl'ie. a.. G. H. Font. H H. A. Cam.C.Milo Bunn. C- . T. J. MaGee. Ebenerer Garrett. D. ......... Haringi .MlddtevtBe ..Cedar Creek . Yankee Springs Bowens Mills mHmK WHOLE NO. 1521. A. K. Fowler. H Geo. Varney. C C. H. Partner, C AinCreaMT. C Thro L PUlsbun. Chap B. W. Tomi) umm Jno. McConnell. U*to£nta Middleville Wmland MlddlrvlUe . . Dosrilzm Woodland ... Freeport Mlddtevllle rt.B&ic.: Judson KKeben. I Wm. Lettick. H Bantert WhBe. i .. Alfred Batten. C.. David Oamp. 1> . Wnodiand Cent Maple Grove Orangeville W. F. Hicks, D .. .Hastings 3* inf., D. Gregory, I> Twenty-Fifth Infantry. Moses Seber.HCedar Creek WUlhuna, H............................. Ctotnn Paster 14 Int. Alfred N. u«y.- E E. P. Whitmore, D................................. Middleville 189 InL, H. W. HenujG A. G. Culver, E....x................................ •• Ransom Wolcott, I. J. G. Jordan, I Ralph Jordan, I.... Geo. Ut. John. 1.... Judge Barnum. I .. 101 Int^W. I. WaaEburn, C 19 Int. Taylor Daniel*. E Carlton Centet ----- Hastings NEW YORK. ....Woodland Coats Grove 6 Int. Scott W. Fuller, C......... ................. Hssttwx ....Woodland I Cav.. Jaams finMan. ■ Sharp-shooter*. Leonard Whltntjr, 2d..Fillmore Wm. Campbell, BWoodland Wm. H. Park*. 1......................................... Hasting* Thirtieth Infantry. W. P. Fifth). E Harting* G. Garfield. C...,. Jonathan RuaseU, A. Haves, G...... A. cTStanUm, D. NaabvtU. ..OUvet MM Inf . Rlciiard WattoQ/'' Mlddlevtlle ......... -..Otetgo Lin. 1st Cav.. Dbrrt Collins, K. ......... .Mtehvffir Weat Campbell S Art., Philo FuBer. F . . 5l Inf.. Samuel Lawton, I Gerkey Inf.. Wm. Z. Ball_E .. Bourn* Mill* 3IBS Ait.. L iCwhMe.E......... ...Wegland wlnf. Henry CIom.F . ....Benfield 12 Cav.. Henry Ctoee, I . ITalHeMlle to int. SeynxMir Burton. B.. 7 Art^ writtttbHr. D........ ’Art.. Warren Calkin*. G ....... . John DUldock. b\ . Oliver Cheney, C... JabnB.Klfig.JC.... Wm. Hektenbarg, L Levt Palmatler. G. W.T. Hart,G H. Draper. F Wul A. Hazen. C .. । Ed. B. fieMmore, C. William Jone*,C... Jaa. W.Cutler,O... Geo. Oeborne. E.... Hiram Jones. C D. W. Colles. L M. Sutherland , Hartlag' 180 luf ’H. 0 Bowena MB1> G. Hunt' .. t< Art.. Geo. C. Nichol* Hi • Art., Robert Ttwrer. G . 7 AxA, MmMb D&ltag... . I lira.. B. K. Kamas, <; . 1S7 lot. John W. Foley. B . 14 Art., Andrew S BbJtelv. .Fillmore 9 Cav.. Ortn L. Johnson. K. / FlIMrer ...Albkm IM lot. Geo. Batsell. D.... ... Mlddlavil. 1401nL. Ham Carvrth.'D... 14Blat.O.F.JrtT......... Naabvtl. . .. Middleville I1 Ckv., C. 8. tattli. 1 Grand Rapt* Oedar Creek 40 Inf.. Tbo» Lawrence, I . .......Woodland s Cav., J. D. C. Hubbert. I Middle vll Yankee Springs ............. HMtlBffil no itu., v . u. uarvvH, i> ............... 4 Art.. Jaaper Warner. H Cart ton Cent. Hat.. John !Urt<-kland. Ind •• . Yankee Springs >»1?Cav.. Itotert Count. D . Yankee Bprtni i« lid.. F*M. PMter. H.............. \ crmontvtii Garfcr Hastings 107 Int. Wm. Cabell. H M luf, ChM. A, Jorian, I.................... MMdtoetl: 1 Dra., WIBiard Payne, G' " .CMarCKe OarkivU Bradley 1 Int .Motet Furney. G 44Int. Win. Moore. H ... Yrrmontnl • SbSL. AteauMDLB......... . .. Woodlai. Caledonia I* int. Warns 8. Warner. F MlddleTlIlc Mint. Buell Wuteoct. H. Middleville 22 Csv.. Dr. Peekbam, E Yankee Rprtag Middiet Ulr 49 lot. John Everhart. I leslnf . Fred Main. F Hartwr tiprtaa ■... Wowtaa Naatnrtli ITalrtavillr IM int. Morria Swee/e). A ** ...MhldKviue Howenn Mills ILLINOIS. , ..NMhvlUe .,. Wootfiand /taabvUle Oliver England. G............................Oratutevili 44 Int, Jnltns Ferney. BClarkavll! <B Inf., H. Marble. D................................... Haaihw .Bedford ..Morgan A. McNorton, E Seth Smith. L... Herman Purdy. K .. G. Dieklnaon..G .... G. W. Holme*. H ... R.G. Flower, L N. A. Harrison M . Chet fiaracooi. H ... Chas.Melton,K.... Henry D. Brook*. L. J. A. Van Scholen. K. Slepben Stanley. K.. A. J. Egglwton. C.... Levi Prettey. K J. Beach.'K. eL H. Wade. K Cyru* Welch. K H. C. Hendershott. K. V. P. Fates. K. Mark Norrts. K A. M.CampbeU. K.. . J. C Williams. K. H. Witte. H K. A. Stanley. K .. J. C. Dillou. K David O. Ward. D. J. H. Denols. K . . C. W. Tavlor. K.. M. Baird. K----W. H. JewbU. K Alex McCallum. F. Wm. Edwin*. K Isaac W. Vrooman. H Teter Weibert. F . . Chas. Beckwith. I M. Lafever, D UvlVroM. F............ A. C. Herring. D . ... J. J. Reynolds. D ... Joaepb W. Reed. D . Wm. W, Rltgood, K. T. C. WUllams. M I’a'S Hattie Creek .. Prairieville Sunfield ............. Haalings oo n. n.. t«eo. aeeier, i»....... SI Int. E. H. Lathrop./H. P. 1)3 Int, J. D. Irwin. K......... 13 Inf.. J. H. Quant, I............. 13 Cav., Peter Rattner, B Hast Inga «1 Int. Reuben Fuller. D.... MS. 8.. L N. Moaber.C......... 42 Inf.. Chi Jatlan Enin ........... IkMrtto; ....Qarknin ...Cedar thee Grand Rapto .FlitaKH. MykSSACHUSETTS. Orangeville Hastings A.D.8U11.I....... Bowens MH .............. Noah vlDe w hit, I. Lalone, I........................... Grand RuaM ............... NashvtBe 21 h:t. Albert Adam*. KHickimr Corner Onuigerille Min. M InL, Wm. H. Severance, BMlddtevll) Harting* IOWA. Yankee Springs T H. Mcteud.F. . . Middleville \V. W. Paul. D. .. Eighth Cavalry. ...Hartings Tbo*. Blirton. I Middleville John 8. Johnson. 1 Richard Orwkk. B Middleville Middleville Orlando Thoma*. I. Hasting* ----Jaa. M. Smith. L Alex Edmund*. L . Johnstoan Levi Brazre. G Cedar (reek Calvin Stanton. G G. W. Garriton. L .. Hasting­ Dun Bug Guatu* Held, K . ----Hasting* D. F. Gaskill. L.77. .Middle* Iflc Jaa. Whitney. D..... . Hatting* W. H. Heqderohott. 1 I^ewl* Deeker. H.. W. H. Brown. B.. Wm. Walt, G..... Vg^SME» . Carlton Center ....OedarCrsek ....Cedar Creek Hasting* Hrory Lathrop. C..., Newton Brottkoo. C.. Jrwbua Boormn. 0.... W. B. Eilvworth. R. C Wm. H. MalnyTC....: David Bowker, L T.J.Jjrtai.. F....... . . ..Morgan . ....... ttWUVB Bowens MUM ......... Baattani Ce lar Creek Cedar Creek 18 InL. L. M. Goodrich, DEHasUnt 13 hit, Hiram Bunce, A............ Orangeville Min 7 Int, Jus. M. Rasey. D........................... Charioti. CONNECTICUT. 4 InL, 8. C. Rich, CMlddlevttl PENNSYLVANIA. 17 Cav., Geo. VaiiArman. I 72 laL. A. Hall. K ua Inf.. Wm. Meaamer, C 143 lot. Ben). pike. D................ Mi Inf.. George J ohneon. E.. ‘ Haatlni; Woodtat.. NaahvUl Mlddlevh PrichardvfU INDIANA. 48 InL. Andrew Sherman. 44 InL. C. M. Blxter. E... i3i iru.. r. m. vvw. » ... 7 Cav., John Kohr, E M Inf.. Wm. P. Streeter. I MIMtaS. .. NaabvDi BowaaaMBi Cedar Cree...JEmR 190 Inf.'Henry Mlehlrr. D. 48 Inf.. Wm. Count.(k..... WISCONSIN 14 Inf.. Alfnrt Inweil. l> MISSOURI. Hasttnga J A Hlancbart. F Frank 8. Bronson. < JatonHrobr M , .......................... Wm. H White. C ' Norman Latham. F W. H. Knlekaboeker.C John W. Bronxm. C Futrtek McFarlan ( MINNESOTA. Haailags l InL. Z. Park. F'...................................... ^aahvfl). VIRGINIA. a InL. Emerson Pulley, B.... Dritoa Cteoter Martin* OFFICERS OF THE BATTALION. Merrll) Horae. .At a business meeting of trip Batt*) ion the following offioerp were electe £ >rSR?r7.7............................... Maple Grove for theconiingyear: Colonel—E, F. Evans. NaahviUe. Fl rat LHcht Artillery. Lieut. UoL—W. 8. Heoox. Mapi> Grove. Major -8. C. Rich. Middleville. Quartermaster—D. L. Morthlam: ' C. wtlSaacteartT... -............. W.8.Gibbs. E...... C. W. H. Cuddy. E W. D. Frost,- E......... David Roush. E......... .......... Middleville ............ HmUdc* ....Grand Rapids Morgan Joshua Dtllcnbeck. H. ..Woodland Middleville E. E. Bright. H.. E Fottor. I........... p. W. Bargnu. A..... Cha*. H. Water*. I H. E. Phillip*- i»t Ind. 8. J. Gunn. B.. J. W. Khne, B ...... AotomonTroxel. I.... Orangeville Min. NrehrlBe .............. .BMtl<l Clarksville Bownr tenter . Nmm Cedar Creek D. L. Morthland. D. AtoSiSdwall^ire.K Bob'! KeUey. D...... - ’Moline Harting. SJ.SSSSSy?..::: Twentieth B.fantrjr. iKimi NaabnBe ‘ f HaMlng* Bl k« SraJ!-i V 5-JSS5." ■■■■■ Milla. In this connection it is proper tsUte that the retiring colonel, C. W Armstrong, has had the honor of t*ta. in command during the two annual n Hartkycs Chas. Collins. unions of the Barry county eokilere «dSixteenth Regular*. sailors. He te a fine appearing ...PanmdM H. Fort**. F .... and his administration has ben North Irving soreeaafuL CoL Armstrong h boats of friends among OHIO the county, and Em the Meh individual mantar Wm. Johneoek .. . iTalrlerllle PralrievtUe Heating* ord. sod. withal tews Hrewfter. te tta • �A FAITHFUL PUBLIC SERVANT COME. Hl» Fatal DEATH IN THE CABINET. Genbva. N. Y., Sept. 5.—Secretary Folger died here at 4:55 o’clock yesterday afternoon. The only persons present were Mrs. Hart, bi* deceased wife's sister. Dr. Knapp, law associates, bls family physician, Dr. A. B. Smith, and hl* colored servant, James. Dr. Smith and Captain J. S. Lewis had left bhu but a few minutes previously. Dr. H. Foster, who had been here two or threa times as a consulting physician, ar­ rived here on the 4:45 o’clock train and was conveyed to tbe Folger man■Sou by Dr. Smith. Mrs. Ernst, tbe Secre­ tary’s sister, arrived by Um same train. Af­ ter the three entered the room the dying man gasped, and all waa over. Secretary Folger’s two daughters are in the Adirondacks. the elder In very feeble health. His son. Captain Charles W. Folger. is at Al­ exandria. Va. All had been written to come to Geneva, tbe telegraph not being earlier, resorted to, as so sudden a termina­ tion of the father’s malady was not appre­ hended. Captain Folger will arrive to-day. are dying from blackleg ta flM Socretary o' the Treasury who has died while holding office. Qkxkva, N. Y.t Sept A—It was decided this evening to bold the funeral of Secre­ tary Folger Tuesday afternoon at two THE BLA IKE SUIT. >f label—The PublUher. Keil*rata the Charge, Claim* Lndianapolim, Ind., Sept 3.—Argument was heard yesterday in the United States District Court, Judge Woods presiding, on the demurrer tiled by the Sentinel Com­ pany to tbe complaint of James a Blaine, charging libcL Tbe attorneys for tho de­ fense contended, first, that the description of Blaine in the alleged libelous publication was not sufficiently specific, sod might have referred to some other Blaine; second, toe publication was In the nature of an inquiry; third, tbe article was not libelous in itself, and Blaine, to recover, must sue for special damages. The attorneys for Blaine replied briefly, and Judge Woods took tbe matter under advisement It Is not known whan a decision will be given. Indianapolis, Ind., Sept 4.—In the United States District Court yesterday 20. Be called his family physician the Judge Woods overruled the demurrer filed D«xt morning, who gives the follow! ng di­ in the Blalna-Sentincl suit Tbe attorneys agnosis of the case: Great feebleueM of for the defense appeared and announced the heart’s action, congestion of the middle that toe Sentinel’s answer would be ready kibe of the right lung, and capillary conges­ today, and Blaine’s counsel waived toe tion of the bronchial tubes; torpor of toe formality of ruling tbe detense to answer. Uver, and albuminous discharge of too The Sentinel’8 counsel say it will not be urine, showing disease of the kldneyu, possible to be ready for trial before Novem­ Tbe doctor was informed that the Secre­ ber, for tbe reason that most of the witness­ tary had had hemorrhage of toe lungs three es live at a distance from Indianapolis, and times of late, before his return. The first a great deal of work will be required in time was while out yachting with friends at taking depositions. New York, on which occasion he discharged Indian aixjua Ind., Sep’. A—The Sentir about n pint of blood. Secretary Folger nd made formal answer to Blaine's rode out daily until and including August libel salt Thursday, malntalniw tost the 22, abico which time ho has kept his room, facts It published concerning Blaine’s but did not wholly abandon his domestic troubles were true; and, being so, . official work. He continued to were justly made public. Certain questions answer important letters and tele­ are propounded to toe plaintiff touching bis grams up to yesterday, and seemed re­ marriage, the birth of bis first child, its luctant to give up; yet he was by no means death and place of interment, and the mutil­ unconscious of bis critical condition. - He ation of toe monument over Its grave. Intrusted to his personal friend, Captain Lewis, his final messages to bis family DEATH OF SENATOR ANTHONY. and other directions of a confidential nature. ■Within a lew moment* after the becrotary expired, telegrams announcing toe sad event were dispatched to President Arthur, at Newport; Assistant-Treasurer Coon, Providence, IL L, Sept 2.—-Senator Frank Sperry, his private secretary; Hou. Henry B. Anthony died' here at 1:45 p. m. Thomas C. Actou, Assistant-Treasurer at New York, and Judge Andrews, Syracuse. He had been in his usual health this morn­ General gloom pervades the j>eoplo of ing, but was attacked with vertigo after Geneva over the sudden removal of their breakfast, and sank rapidly. beiovvd townsman. Men of all parties and Henry B. Anthony was born in all conditions in life alike are Joining in ex­ Coventry, R. L, April 1, 1815. He was pressions of sorrow Tbe first emblems of graduated at Brown-- University, and after­ mourning displayed were above the entrance ward uaiiiued cbsnui of tbe Providqpce (R. to tbe quarters of the 34th separata com­ I) Journal. He was elected Governor of * pany. Folger corps, National Guards, State the State in 1849. re-elected bi 1850, and el New York, at the Geneva Naticusl Bank, declined a re-election. He was elected to and upon a large Cleveland and Hendricks the United States Senate as a Union Repub­ banner suspended across Seneca street The lican in 1859; was successively re-elected secretary will be buried here by the side of In 1854, 1870, 1876 and 1882. He was first his wife, who died some years ago. chosen President of the Senate pro rein. BIOGRAPHICAL. March 23, 1809. Providence, R. L, Sept 8.—The funeral . Charles James Folger was born, at Nan­ tackeL Masa, __________ April 10,______ 1818. ____ and lived of Senator Anthony was signalized by when hta parents removed the closing of the main business houses. there until If1830, ---------- ---------The arrangements were In charge of the to Geneva, N, Y., - ----------------which he made t----------------his homo tor toe rest of his life. After completing Senate Sergeant-at-Arina President Ar­ hl* college course he studied taw, -end was thur and Senator Edmunds entered toe . admitted to toe bar in 1839. In 1844 he church together. was appointed Judge of Urn Court of Com­ ason Pleas. At that time he was a Silas Developing tht Cold-Wave Signal System. Wright Democrat or “barn-burner.” as it Washington, Sept A—The work of es­ was then termed. He still sided with that tablishing cold-wave flag stations is being wine nf the party in 1848, when the Presi­ energetically carried on under the superdential asnl rations of General Cass were extinguished. In 1851 be was chosen vislM of First Lieutenant Dunwoody, of County Judge of Ontario Couuty as a tbe Fourth Artillery, acting signal officer. Democrat and held the office four years. He has sent out over 8,000 circulars to Tbe Republican party was formed In the postmasters in the cold-wave sections, an­ State In 1850, and Judge Folger went over swers to which are being received daily. to the new organization in company with saany other Democrats, among whom were Within two months toe flag system will be General James S. Wadsworth and Judge in working order. The means of transmit­ Ward Hunt, Five years later, In 1861, he ting warnings regarding cold waves will be was elected State Senator from the telegraphed to the sixteen signal corps Ontario-ScUt-ca District which be repre- printing stations In the north, south, east •euleJ continuously for eight years. In and west, whence copies of the farmers* 1869 Praridant Grant appointed him As- bulletin will be sent out to tbe different sta­ vicinity of each uUlnur United States Treasurer for New tions in tbe York City. In 1870 he was elected Judge printing office, and the postmaster re­ ceiving tlie warning will hoist Uro flag, of the Court of Appeals itbe highest Court bi toe State of New York), tod on giving notice to bis neighbors of the near the oeatb of Chief Judge Ciiiech, iiblSSO, approach of a cold snap. These flags are be was appointed to till toe vacancy, and in not to be hauled down until twenty-four the following November was dected to tbe hours after the jMistmaster receives notice ■lace for tbe lull term of fourteen years. through the bulletin, and then only in case In November, 1881, he resigned his sent on b8 does not receive a second warning. This the bench to accept the position of Secre­ system will add greatly to the usefulness of tary of the Treasury, which was tendered the signal corps, and will be of Incalculable to him by President Arthur. In 1882 be value to Hie farmers. was nouitaated by toe Republicans tor The Blaine Libel Soil Governor of Now York but was defeated by a heavy majority. Indianapolis, Ind.. Sept A—Another Judge Folger was a man of handsome step was taken In the Federal Court Saturday aad striking appearance, who would be conspicuous in any company. His face was in tbe BlalnoSc/Ulncl matter by the filing expressive and mobile, and benevolence of the following: “The defendants move beamed from fib kindly eye. His the court for a rule against tbe plaintiff appearance was undoubtedly the inoat herein, to answer Interrogations under aristocratic of any member of tbe oath, as recited and filed with answer of Cabinet, nat even excepting the Presi­ dent himself. Owing to recent domestic defendants and that the Court shall make afflictions he lived quietly, and ha* such rule returnable at such time ha ■ot entertamed since hta reddenoe In may be determined by the Court to Washbifton. He was a widower, and hta be reasonable, for tbe purpose of said Mly companion aside from hta private sec­ action, as by statute provided and re­ retary wm his invalid daughter. Hta hab- quired.” Tbe argument could Dot be beard fc* and tastes were simple and inexpensive. on the motion Saturday, and. Inasmuch as His princip d enjoyment or relaxation was Judge Woods goea to Fort Wayne to-day horseback riding, which he indulged in at to hold court, the matter will probably not be ruled upon far several days. The plaintiff’s counsel have not refused to an­ THE PRESIDENT GREATLY AFFECTED. swer the interrogations. , Newport. R. L, Sept 5.—President Arthur dined last evening with Mr. and FratricK* Is th* Garden City. Mn. J. W. fills, at Fair Lawn. There Chicago, Stp'- 6.—William Downte*. a were about sixteen other gueeta. The PreUdeat received a telegram announcing member of the Board of Traded wu shot the death of Secretary Folger at five o'clock, and killed last night by his brother Charles, and wan greatly affected by the news. with whom, some days prevtoua, lie had Hs will attend tiw funeral, and hopes to quarreled over the division of some prop­ be able to attend that of Senator erty. The murderer was arrested and has Anthony also, lie has telegraphed hU con­ confessed lite crime. dolence to the father of Secretary Folger. and ordered that the flags on the GovernDeath of a Centenarian. ■MiDt vessels and buildings in the vicinity Chicago, Sept A—Hannah Rutledge, a and at Port Adams be placed at half-mart until after the funeral. The President had resident of Chicago since 1843, died on Sat­ intended giving a dinner to the English Ad­ urday, in her 108d year. On one of the miral Saturday, but that will probably he coldest days last winter she walked seven indefinitely postponed. ■ Washington, Sept 5.—The first news Washington, Sept 6.—The Second Ka­ was conveyed in an Associated qiatcli from Geneva. Upon Its be- lts Impaired capital, has bean author fiecretary, be immediately notified the chiefs of Umj bureaus In the Treas­ ury Department, and invited DELICIOUS! MINOR NEWS ITEMS. THE NATION MOUUXS.- S ino«t fatal about SmmE. ; ' London Truth is the authority I tbe statement that Rubinstein h.s beea engaged to give twenty concerts In Ameriea. Tbe manufacturers of Rhode Island have In Conway County, Art. Mrs. Richard Freeman recently gave birth to two boy* and two girls, all hale and perfect . \ Ten prisoners escaped from the jail at South Bend, Ini, Wednesday night by get­ ting Into the cellar and digging through the walls. W. N. Wilkerson’s wholesale drag-bouss at Memphis was burned Thursday after­ noon. The loss Is $70,000, with $45,000 Insurance. The skeleton of a mastodon was un­ earthed Wednesday on a farm near Grand Rapids, Mich., the rib bones of which meas­ ure tour feet Rain fell at Galveston, Tex., Thuraday for the first time in twelve weeks. In some sections of the city water had been an arti- Circulars have beea sent from bait Lake City to promtneot Mormon* ta the various territories calling fos aotecripUon* to Mti*t the families of the elders kilted in Tenoeesee. Sitting-'Bull, when leaving the St. Paul Opera-House Thursday evening, was con­ fronted by an unknown man with a revolver, who was with great difficulty seetraioed from avenging tbe death of General Custer. Tbe Cincinnati Exposition opened Wednes­ day. The tent ussd by the Greely relief expedition, toe sacks of fur in which toe men slept, the sledges, packed ready for a trip; ths boat of tbe Thetis, and tbe peovisions needed for Arctic exploration are cm exhibition. The cotton-mil is at Campotlguere, Italy, valued at $130,000, were yesterday dostroked by fire. Tbe Erie Preserving Company has settled with its creditors at seventy-five per cent, and win resume business on Monday. Two market-houses and a number of small buildings at Raleigh, N. C., were burned Friday morning, with $60,S00 loss. Captain Traynor arrived in his dory at SL Johns, N. F., Friday. He will at once proceed on his voyage across tod At­ lantic. Advices from Macedonia state that brig­ ands are ravaging tlio country. Forty-five persons have been killed by them during the month of August . Gee era! Gresham denies the rumor that he had been tendered the Secretaryship of a Treasury in order that Frank Hatton -fit be promoted to the Postmaster-Gen­ eralship. A company has been formed Id Philadel­ phia for toe purpose of recovering a vast amqwpt of treasure said to have been sunk in »o Bay, on toe northwestern coast of SpaBv many years ago. The Association of Stationary Engineers, m session in Baltimore, elected J. G. Becterly, of Chicago, President; G. G. Minor, of Cincinnati, Secretary, and Geogge M. Baker, of Nashville, Treasurer. Frank Patterson, manager of toe opera­ house at Albany Park, N. J-, who fled attar having forged a number of indorsements, was arrested Friday at Pbiladelpiila. Hta forgeries are believed to amount to $75,000. Throe Chicago lads who recently robbed a wholesale house of jewelry and diamonds valued at $1,800 were captured at Mon­ mouth, HL, where they were endeavoring to exchange their plunder for clothing and board. John Teenier challenges Hanlon or Beach to row even tor 82,500 aside. Eastern Ohio and Western West Virginia are still suffering from lack of rain. During the six months ended July 81 100,800 emigrants have left Gertnany. Swine ore dying In great numbers of hog cholera in the vicinity of Phillipsburg, Pa. Scaljiers are selling tickets from Chicago to Council Bluffs st less than half the regu­ lar rate. While boring a well on a farm near Sa­ voy. 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Gold medal awarded the author by the National Medical Association, to the officers of which lie refers you. • This book should be read by the young for lortruction and by the afflicted for relief. It wUl benefit all.—London lancet There Is no member of society to whom this book will not be useful, whether youth, parent, guardian, instructor or guardian.—Argonaut. wA,WPeabody MMlcal Institute, or Dr. jy H- pricer. No. 4 Bulfineli street, hoston. Mass., who may be consulted on all diseases ro^ January the imports at New York have amounted to $805,391,584, agaiu»t $320,778,015 for tbe corresponding time In 1883. The Nickel-Plate Road recently took to Niagara Falls an excursion train £>f Ihlrtyseveu coaches, containing elglitceir hundred passengers. ’ Lottie-Meyers, nine years old, over-exert­ ed herself while roller skating Saturday at Adrian, Mich., and when she returned to her home died Instantly.. specialty. Such trented ’'uc-rnTTV’QTTrT TP Thomas Long A Co., Boston, wholesale cewtully without an in- 1X1 X DUlL-LC fancy goods and jewelry, assigned Satur­ stance of failure. day, with $40,000 liabilities, and offer twenty cents on ttm dollar. too‘Breech^Loa?-1 Daniel Slfford, of Anna, UL, was thrown ’ tag Shot Guu for $16, a $12 Confrom a carriage with such force as to .tear hta left leg apart at the knee, tbe thigh bone protruding several Inches. ~ ‘ BUGGIES! Now is your time to buy you a first-class buggy. I shall soon commence laying floor and DON’TS?? making other improvements for my Skating i.y «"^.w S8 YOU™u i.i Rink, which I intend opening about Oct. 1st. THE MARKETS. want Rot a slhrer watch for fifteen minute’s work. boy n years old secured a watch in one hundreds of others have done nearly LIVE STOCK—Cattle Haeap............. Hop VLOtliGooi to Choice. -Patent* tsi'istasissrand Astronooieal CORN... JT. OATS—Western Mixed. PORK-MeM. LABD^Eream.............. to wealth. WORLD CHEESE WOOL-Domestic . BEEVES-Extra. Choice Good.... Medium Butchers stock. A I have on hand a large stock of Open and Top Carriages, Phaetons, 3 Spring and Plat­ form Wagons, which I must close out before opening the Rink. CHICAGO . Infer.or eartie............... . Live—Good to Cbo’do. SHARP .... BUTTER-Craiuoery Good to Chou.-. Dal EGG 8-Fresh FLOU R—W Inter. Spring Patents.. GRAIN—Wbaag No. 1 mpumscaled eus If you are thinking of buying AGENTS2E- a buggy of any kind, call and see me. 1H W Oomtnsn Drra'eO thdiag fteortng................... 7TT. Coti>t»oo Boards I will sell you A 1 Good and save you some money. Ksonedy, left RAST LIBERTY PROPOSALS FOB WATRR WOBKB. to Good. fl .. BALTIMORE CATTLE— Beat.. ripSr to Chois* Chester Messer, �vol. xxix. no. 21. Hastings, migej, September 12,1884. Goods! New Goods! —-A.T WHOLE NO. 1521 County News. home last Saturday. He has ha I a se- i young vere illness, and has not fully recovered j her nai yet. i the «h A good many pf our townsh lk as for sue Very warm and dusty about here. well as veterans attended the r< union to pub] A goodly number attended the picnic last week. "It was a success,” is tbe at Gull Lake on Tuesday last, enjoying verdict of all. Faul A Veite a very pleasant day. Some were disap­ A number have remarked that Ji pointed at finding the lake so rough that ODoonelL republican nominee lor „ J. j A Baugnman has nee moved his » Dr. A. Baughman they dare not venture out, others were gr« in thi. diatrirt. rather diatanoed |oBce ua„ lower,toey of the Retoar delighted and were “rocked in the cradle Pennington m the favorable impression I building. of the deep" to their heart's content. he made, by h.ls spicy, and witty speech ? Will IL Landis has gone to Columbus, . The annual Sunday school picnic on On Saturday, Sept. 6, 1884, Rev. N,’ Ohio, to attend a course at the medical Thursday was quite well attended, Fassett-united in wedlock Mr. Floyd college at that place. He expects to though not as many present as usual. D. Richmond and Ina Barrett, both’of get his parchment this time. Rev. J. Clancy delivered his farewell Vermontville, at the Wolcott house. ' Rev. Wm. J udd, who expects to leave address last Sunday morning. His The fair sex hare in general a great Woodland circuit this year, has been on many friends are sorry to bid him dread and fear of mice or rats; but a the circuit two years, during which adieu. little girl overcome her natural fear on tte Uni kta“SS“ Dr Hanlon, of Middleville, was in Tuesday last and seized a large rat by time, he has preached 300 times, attend­ ed over DO funerals and made more town last week. the tail just as the animal had crossed The winter school is sought by a the road and was passing under the than 500 pastoral visits. He leaves Woodland because of po^r health. young man from the commercial col­ sidewalk, and held it until a gentleman Fred H. Holly, a broUe^of Will and ' lege, Kalamazoo. relieved her of her prisoner. This we Burt Holly, aune to this place from A number of our town people attend­ regard as a true act of herolnism.. Bay City to recruit.his health, but is ed the reunion at Hastings last week. now down with fever. • Miss Lena Guerin returns to her Geo. W. Tyler’s oldest son is very siok From the Herald. home in Dexter this week. 4 The base ball game played Saturday, with lung fever. Miss Francis Holcomb returned to between a picked nine of the Freeport Henry Broombaugh owns a potato, £alamazoo on Wednesday after several first and second and Bowne “light of the Early Bose variety, which meas­ week's visit home. strikers,” resulted in a score of 33 to 14 ures 17M inch® in length. The usual drunken spree at the hotel in favor of Bowne. Dist. No. 4 voted to let a contract for Saturday night. Lafayette Merrifield and family, in­ the erection of a two story school house . ORANGNVUXE. cluding his two sons accompanied by 3Ux56 feet, with modern improvemenu. Last Monday evening, was a noted Geo. Fish, all residents of Gampbell event in our usually quiet town, it be­ Township, started for Nebraska, Fri­ ing now going on in Diet. No. 8 could ing our annual school meeting. There day morning. They will drive through be utilized toward building the new were two otficers to elect and ail were With teams, and will locate near Mon­ school house they so much need, they anxious to.see how the unit rule was to roe Fish, who moved from Campbell would have the largest house in Barry county. . work. The meeting was very orderly last spring. POLITICAL PARAGRAPH*. yet there, was a good deal of feeling, on Thus. Sullivan’s brother, James, wy both sides. The old officers were re­ visiting in town Saturday. He has elected by an overwhelming majority. been sojourning at Mackinaw the past at present, bat Blaine will put a bead Dr. Turner is slowly improving and year. on it. —Peoria Transcript.' MF*The Independents did not want we are in hop® toUee him about again. Messrs. Becthel A Godfrey have rent­ Mt. Jessup fe also improving. ed H. Rogers’ house, on Main-st, and to go into a • •defensive campaign with Mr. and Mrs. G. Brooks, of Hastings, moved their families on Monday. They Blaine, and, therefore, they picked od Cleveland as their candidate. and Mr. and. Mrs. Hill, of Cedar Springs, are enjoying a good trade in the meat HSr there any good reason why were in town a few days, the guests of market. Hendricks should be selected from Dr. Turner. The ladies of the Industrial society, forty-five millions of people to be the L. A. Nichols’ grist mill is running will entertain the people of Freeport possible head of a Government which again, also his saw mill w®t of town. with a New .England Supper in the he did his best to destroy?”—tioorgs. IF. Curlit in Corn cutting has commenced and it evening of' September 10th, at Mr. MT” Is Carl Schurz sincere?” asks bids fair to be a good crop. ,■ Mosher’s store. an esteemed contemporary of the doubt­ Those young men who disturbed the Mr. John Fighter states that he lost ing Thomas'ordef. Good heavens, man, services at Gun Lake school house had i a clock from his buggy oh Saturday do you imagine Mr. Schurz fa doing better watch out. as they are known, | last, on the road between his home and* this for the fun of the thing? You don't know his figure.—BwodrtpMa and if they were dealt with it might be I the Carlton road, Prtee. beneficial to our town. j&*The bolting Republicans of ■ CARLTON. Let us all heartily endorse Mrs. Mary I Massachusetts base Choir claims of suc­ Mrs. Davenport is recovering. A. Livermore’s sentiments in last I cess upon the assertion that the men School officers elected; J. N. Covert employed at their headquarters ‘•huve week’s issue in electing town officer^ I and Kershner.1 more to do ei erv d :Y thau they had the next spring. Cornelia Bollinger clerks at Covert’s* day before.” Tbb'they call ‘•scuffing It Inn’t Extravagant to claim that ZO-PESANDBURR. SA fa a sure cure for Dyspepsia and the Liver. victdxy m the air.” store. It fa a regular preacrlptlon <>! a doctor, of large DELTON. have burned my bridges be­ practice, ana for theae troubles it fa »<■ gdod as Rev. Burton Jon®, of Oljio, is visit­ the doctor himself on the s]>ot. H. A. McAllister has another very hind me.” eiolams Colonel T. 1.outing his people. worth Higginson, the royal grand of sick little girl—the oldest of three. Mr. Raymond’s child is now very ill. the Boston mugwumps. Well, many a Last Wednesday, at Peter Houvener’s, Philip Bagla has an auction Sept 11. man has done tbat be ore, and howled ■ • while the J. B. Nichols thresher was at Watermelons nightly make their dis­ after a mud scow to cross back again work, fire communicated from the en­ appearance. after the skirmish was over. - -Puiludeigine to an oat stack. By almost sup­ Alva Carpenter is closing out his iSrlf the Democrats can actually erhuman efforts, and against an adverse goods. wind, the men present succeeded in con­ . See the prize silver at J. N." Covert’s. find comfort in wild dreams of carrying Kansas and lows this fall, they are fining the fire to tteAmt-stack. Hail MIm Lilian Center is recreating at ifiore given to self-delusion than any­ the flames reached the straw stuck, the Whitehall. body lias been unkind enough to charge. threshing machine would have been Even greenbackers are welli pleased Tbe Republican might as well count “Hub” Cough Cure, S5 Cent Georgia and Tews for Blaine.—Cleve­ destroyed. It was a close call as it was. Prescription of a Boston physician. dlsi>enMd land. Leader. years by a Boston druggist. Mr. H.’s loss about $90, insured in the W. Brumfield returned home from One do»e will cure any ordinary oougln It ■AST 1 have carefully observed tile at- . acts almost magically. Ask any dealer to get Barry &■ Eaton. Mississippi. tjtude and movements of the DomoyouSSS cent boltle of “Hub" Cough Core, Mrs. A. N. Nichols is quite sick with Burton Jones spoke here Sunday Aatic party for twenty years. In my and don’t be py off with any other ^Higmouf it has learned nothing and summer complaint. evening. ^•gotten nothing. So far os I can per­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perkins com­ John Fleming was severely ill Friday. ceive. it is not only swayed by the same mence'work soon for Mr. F. A. Black­ S. Odell’s house is now nearly in com­ principles, but, to a large extent, guided man. They are engaged for a year. uy the s£ne men.—President Capcn, of pletion. Mr. Lincoln Bush and Henry Hou■ McMurray boys are building a house. Tuft'e Oolite. Altus. vener will return to Albion college as Good teachers are fast being secured. » W“I killed Print Matthews. 1 soon as the fall term commences. Aunt Martha Odell was recently quite told him not to vote, and he voted and I killed him. It was not me that killed' We all wonder whfen that other col­ HL ’ U11 him —it wa« the party. If I had not A FAIR EXCHANGE. lege student will return—tb this place. Miss Lucy Sherman has returned t.een a Democrat 1 would not have Will you exchange a chronic case of DyapepIf it is the conference that sends him home. killed him. It was no: me, but the here, that body must be chuck full of Mrs. A. B. Carpenter’s sister is visit­ Democratic party: aud now if the party is a mind to throw me off, curse sue : a business looking after him. He keeps ing her. party.”—K. H. Wheeler, ot Ha:lehunl, his appointments well. Mrs. Charley Smith has inflamation Alvu., ajlerteards elected Narthttl by the Dnmemia. the Kldn«y«. the Blood and Bra n Mr. Whitfield Skillman lately paid of Ute tyes. Democratic party. • his old friends here a pleasant visit. Some toys disturbed the lodge meet­ ffipWc are confronted with tbe Dem­ He is in very poor health. ocratic Party, very hungry, and. as you ing Saturday evening. Mrs. Parsons is repairing her resi­. may well believe, very thirsty; a party Wabhvillr witnout a single detin.te principle; a party without any distinct National The ice cream season is greatly pro-1 dence. May Davenport is visiting in Ann policy which it dares present to she longed, on account of the hot weather Arbor. ___________ ____ country, a party which lell from j esrer in September. as a conspiracy against human rights, CEDAS CBEEK. Kittson counties, Minnesota, I’ offero<* ‘Tf The ladiw’ aid society connected with and now ai tempts to sneak back to to actual xeUlera al the extreme low prici of Corn is ripening in fine shape. power as a conspiracy for plunder and three dollars per acre, . the Congregational church, held a social on Wednesday night at the Opera fOrThe Washington Poti (Dem.) b house, where the cooling beverage was Kc.l Blrer Valter. Wxxil •’»*>' wheat, while Others have not finished '•IT•LX'rfSww “ w no- served by the ladies of the society. * . I’rof. Daniels, of Olivet, occupied the plowing. Mamuel Owen has been very sick but Congregational pulpit on Sunday morn­ read out erf tbe party. The Itsu contact is getting better. foitv-two naintM, Including thme of num ing and evening. The regular pastor, than five miles from the line of th Threshing is nearly finished for this like'Eaton, of Connecticut; Hwrtfr, cm Rev. A. Livermore, is expected home Ulinob; Wise, of Vireiaia: Nkhote. erf this week. David Bailey is having a fine time Georgia. Converse, of Ohio; Storm, of Rev. N. Fassett, the M. E. minister of Pennsylvania, and Snyder, erf Wat Vi hunting been, having found five or six this place is off to conference. We learn that he intends to supenumuate, as swarms and expects to find as many nominate him, and the he has miiflstered to the spiritual wants more. LEWIS STERN'S 2”lL E"breld“* Red, White and Blue, Plain or Twilled. CLOTHING In this line we can give you a complete outfit. Man's Suit for $4.00. •■ Man’s Suit for $5.00. Man’s Suit for $7.00. Man’s Suit for $10.00. Boys’ Suits for $2.00. Boys’ Suits for $3.00. Boys’ Suits for $5.00. OVERCOATS, the latest styles, and at prices to suit the times. Shirts, Collars, Neckties, Socks, &c. . Hats, Caps, Valices, Trunks, &c. CALL AND SEE LEWIS AND STERN, HE WILL MAKE YOU HAPPY. Bound to Reduce Stock! PARTIES DESIRING' CLOTHING, CLOTHING! Ready-Made or Made to Order, For the Next Sixty Days Should Call at the 35 «■! And See the Low Prices at which we are offering our goods. E. S. PIERCE UNDER TOWER BLOCK, GRAND RAPIDS. MICH A RegularJBonanza. of his church people many year*. He Ima well earned a rest. Jam® Campbell, oM(usk<<m, made his brothw, W. 8. Campbell, J^d other Iri«jds, a visit this week- K . Hon. K. 8. 01 J MM, Clarke, of Hertinge. .^laddrem the people at a republican poR *ki»mg in KaahviUe on Saturday. Thaw gtotleatm are both good voakan. Let the pole, and listen to a fair discusaion raising at Cedar Creek about the 25th. Why not have a meeting of tbe republi­ cans sometime in the near future and commence the work in earnest Y We were all well pieaaod with tbe reunion and enjoyed it finely. While at tbe reunion, a young lady [Governor Cleveland} i» ha w-i’y free from all ns®' tb •wry dir �7 •The Hastings Banner. • MARSHALL .. . L COOK, Editor. Hastings, Maci | September 12,1884. Republican liatieiial Ticket For 'President, JAMES G. RJAINE. of Maine. For Vice Prealdent, JOHU A. LOGAN, of mnait. . rrATMjricKrr. X CONAKT, ____ ___ rntrmn h nrrTT irp _ For Auditor General- WILLIAM C. STE'V ENS, ot Washtenaw. For CommlMloner of the Land Office—MINOR £ TACXtaBT. o, For Member of the State Board of EducationJAME8 M. BALLOU. For Congress. Third District—J AMES O'DON­ NELL, of Jackson. WIPUBLICAM COUNTY TICKET. For Representative la the Sate LegialatureENOCH ANDRUS. fS *w^c*^*For Keglsk-r of Dei For Treasurer—tK For Circuit Court < NT8KERN and J. For Survevur—SKI OOLOBOVfl ft-EIXJXR F. NYK DERICK ALEXANDER nmmhuiioners-FHILIP W. MBS B. MILLS. 1 PRATT. _ , „ L P. DRAKE and Dr. J. W. % ; Wfift oau»aign mud aa that from tbe Jour­ goes into the markets of the worJ4 .M* nal, while perhaps no men than coal* the product of afsee rtvihastioa; theirs, n»u» Ot itoonnt be expected, la yet a matter of .urprta, „ act so calculated to route the reaent- —aarpriae that a man could do another Ours, as the product of weil-ted, well ment of a man as to find that some so monstrous a wrong for political efhuman dfevil is planning the ruin of his feet The republican party can stand labor; theirs, just the reverse In every home; planning to win from him the• a great deal of such campaigning, when respect. To compete succMsfully la affections of his wife, planning to or­ the other ride do tbe dirty work. We suck a market, one of two conditions phan his children. In the frenzy of his1 don’t have to wallow in mud to elect must be made—either our civilization grief and mortification, with a keen• our ticket, nor will slime-wallowing rniMt go down, or those competing sense of the awful wrong that is being' elect the funion ticket. nations must be brought up to our level. Either tiwee nations must ad­ done to him, all his love for home and “In his letter, Mr. Hendricks states vance or we must retrogade. Statistics wife is turned to fiercest hate, and he। who was the peaceful citizen becomes‘ that the tariff duty is added to the cost show that soon India will supply Eng­ the desperate man. And in the climax of any article protected, and there the land with wheat, because it can pro­ purchaser pays for the product of the duce that article cheaper than other of his anger, he is prepared to do perate things—even to shedding the factory what he would have to were nations. England is encouraging the ! there no tariff added to the revenue production, because it will do away life blood of the wretch who charge.* Mr. Hendricks misstates or is with the yearly provision in its budget rpHE HARVEST IS PAST! Whether Dr. Foote so wronged Orno( mistaken. The tariff stimulates manu- for “famine in India." India being one Strong we do not know. We do know factoring by holding out inducements of its dependencies, in fart the moat de­ this: that Mr. Strong believed he did;. to the manufacturer. But soon after pendent, by reason of British laws, will and impelled by that belief, he attempt­’ duty is placed on any manufactured ■do anything to provide itself with the ed to take Dr. Foote’s life. We do not article, competition among manufac­ bare necessities of life, which in that urge that a man under suqh circum­ turers brings the price down to the act­ climate can be reduced to a minimum. stances should do* as did Mr. Strong; ual cost of manufacturing and a reason­ From this we are led to believe that if but we know that few men who had able profit. Manufacturers of woolen we have any chance to compete, it and cotton goods, and ai»oet all other must be in exchanging our producte labored as he had for his home and family, who had loved his wife; and articles/are nearly as cheap in this for the products of England. Can such who believed that another was plotting country as in England, while wages an exchange be made, and if carried —When you want the destruction of that home and to are higher and food cheaper. •Free- out, will the result be beneficial ? These trade would make America an open are important questions. alienate the affections of his wife, to In the first place we can only make ruin his all—few men, we say, who thus market for the surplus products of Eu­ toiled for and loved home and who ropean countries.” This is what Ben this exchange at a disadvantage, be­ Butler said to the laboring men of cause we must sell cheaper than others thus believed would have done differentwill or pay more than they can, either ly. It is human nature. It would have Muskegon. that paraUeta that of the STATIOJiS. 10.67' The Time Has Ar, rived STATIONS. Malt SEEDER been wiser and better to have had re­ What will one or two parties in this would lead to a lorn. Then again, as course to the law; but men who are so dty now say, who claim they left the exporting is always the result of an SENATORIAL CONVENTION. made desperate are seldom wise. With republican party and will work with the overproduction (except in rare instan­ A convention for the nomtnation of a candl- them revenue is the end to be reached. greenbackers, because they wish to see ces) the buyer would put the price aaixtnr aMistor for the thirteenth senatorial district and to consider such other business as We do not say that Omo Strong was free trade adopted in this country Y Of about where he chose, would have ab­ ly come before said convention, will thus justified. That matter must be course no one believed they left for any solute dictation. But the worst fea­ court bouse. In the city of Hastm k »ejday, the 22d day ot Sept. Instant, at left to the court and jury. He believed such reason at all—simply for the hope ture would be the importing or bring­ «a eleven o’clock sharp. ' Each voting precinct is entitled to one dele- that he had been thus grievously of oflice. But granting that they did, ing home of the manufactured article. wronged, however; and so believing, we wonder what they will say about It would supplant just so much home K*ftated Sept. 8th, ISM. CLEMENT SMITH, acted. For the Journal to attempt to Ben Butler’s tariff talk ? The Massach­ production of our manufactures, which G. 11. ALLEN. put Strong and Durfee on the same usetts statesman is as strong a protect­ would deprive just so much labor of 8. J. BIDLEMAN, Committee. footing, when the motives that actuated ionist as any republican, and in every employment, and drive that amount of them and circumstances that surround­ speech he made in Michigan took pains labor into the business of agriculture, Id reply to a letter of inquiry, we would “Y ed them were so widely different, is to slap free traders in the face. '* where they would become producers * that our candidate for president is BenJ. F. But-, instead of consumers, and competitors ler; our candidate for governor, Josiah W. dastardly and despicable, and stamps Solon Chase and ex-congressman , Bega) e; our candidate* tor other state, congress­ the author of the libel as too mean to ’of the very class of people, who foolish­ , tonal, legislative and county officers are men feel the responsibility, the honor of a Murch, two former greenbackers of ly destroyed their occupation. This * _wh<» will vote for BenJ. F. Butter for prealdent. national reputation, are this year doing home, too ignorant to comprehend the None others need apply.—Hastings Journal, yoeman service for the Plumed Knight state of things pursued for any length motives and the sentiments of an hon­ July 10, ISM._____________________ Well they might. There is to-day no of time would reduce us to a purely ag­ orable husband and father. ricultural nation; such a nation always such an organization as the greenback Xditoriax Notm.\ Omo Strong has been a citizen of has and always will be poor and miser­ party. The democracy is the foe ta The zeal of the prosecution in the Barry county for twelve years. He those principles for which greenbackera able. The difficulty does not end here. case of Durfee, for the murder of Scud­ began at the bottom of the ladder in have heretofore contended. The repubr The imported article must be cheaper der is to be commended. Durfee is a his business, and has gained ^y hard than the native production, or the buy­ dangerous man to have loose in a com­ work, thoughtful work, a position of lican party is the friend of liberty, of! munity, whether sane or insane. Will equality, of labor and capital. It is the er would be the loser, if made the los­ which he and the people of Nashville er, his business of producing would be the same zeal be shown in the case American party. -AND THEfrom Nashville ? If Durfee is a danger­ have reason to be proud. He has pro­ given up and that Industry lost. On ous man how about Strong? To-day a vided for his family munificently. He Yes; we have heard from Maine. The the other hand, if his importation was sentiment is being worked up in favor bililt for them a beautiful home. Its republicans swept the pine tree state by , cheaper than home production, the of Strong. Is he not as guilty of intent to murder as Durfee? is he "not the inmates had all the comforts df life, a majority of 20.000 Monday last. The home manufactures would be compelled more dangerous having sought his vic­ and many of its luxuries. He had been most sanguine republicans had not dar­ to sell ata loss, which would close up tim. If you are all agreed as to justice a quiet, law-abiding citizen, until the ed to hope for more than 15,000. In that industry. From this it is seen, that in Durfee’s case, how do you stand in 1880 the fusionists carried the state on ■ the*trahsaction 1 would involve the loss of the other? Don’t all speak at once.— attempt upon the life of Dr. Foote. He , is a man of excellent habits, thoughtful governor by 300 majority. But this is one Home Journal. or the other industry. The fart is, Blaine ’ s year, and the plumed knight and honorable in his dealings with his whenever we begin to fool around The above is a venomous jibe at will have 30,000 majority in November. with the greatest of all humbugs, the Prosecutor Colgrove. In order to strike fellows. That he has faults no one di«£ putes. So has evhry man who has any Sood enough for Maine. Now let markets of the world, we are always fa# The Best Machines of at him the Journal-goes out of its way the Virginia and Ohio speak. ।quite certain to make a mistake. to state that Orno Strong is a meaner humanity in him. He may not always kind in the market. The markets of the world are a sort “Were It not for the tariff )f M.00 per and more dangerous man than Stephen have done his duty; but we believe he ha^ always endeavored to be true to thousand feet on lumber, Canada would of 1 dumping ground for all surplus pro­ Durfee! ' and that nation who can produce As to Mr. Colgrove we can say this: the responsibilities resting upon. him. flood your state with the product of her ducts, cheapest, or who will make the 1 Since he has lieen prosecutor he has To attempt to place him before the peo­ pineries. Your saw millsand furniture the ple of Barry county as a man more factories would have to still further re- greatest I sacrifices on account of want done his whole duty in every case tried ' money, is certain to sell. It places by him. Whenever he has appeared dangerous than Durfee, is as ridiculous dues wagee, or go out of business." Ben of as it is contemptible. Butler in his Grand Rapids speech. The the 1 best nation on a level with the for the people, he has prosecuUd every We have not said this much through above is respectfully dedicated to the meanest, 1 the most civilized on the person accused of crime. He has perse­ isame plane with the most ignorant. cuted no man, nor will he in the Nash­ any desire to shield Mr. Strong from sweet singer. Brute force and privation meets with ville affair or any other. He will do the consequences of his own actions. Vermont, It was thought would not Ithe best success. From this we can his full duty, he will labor to secure Upon himself rests the duty of putting beoyried by an average republican ( conclude that this nation will never justice. Long ago, inasmuch as the de­ in liis defense at the proper time. We majority this year; buttheGreen Moun- । retrogade, hence it can never success­ fense has secured two 6f the ablest law-, do not know what are the grounds for tain boys got to thoVront in good shape, ifully compete in the sc called markets yers in the county, Mr. Colgrove em­ the defense, nor would we state them if and that state rolled up 22,000 for the , we knew. We would have prefered to of the world. That its only recourse is ployed Charles G. Holbrook, nbvr the republican state ticket. It will give a । better, more extended home market, fusion nominee for prosecutor, to assi^Isay nothing about the affair till after him in this case. If Mr. Holbrook is^| the trial;-but we could not keep silent 211.000 in November. The solpl elector- ,ohe that will consume all our surplus interested in having a just prosecutilj 'When a worthy contemporary was being al vote of New England .will be given iproductsand furnish us with all our to Blajne. _ j If yon want an Open or Top suppUes. We can do this much easier as is Mr. Colgrove, we can assure our wantonly traduced, and placed before we can build up a foreign market, Carriage, or a Platform, I have contemporary that no stone will be left the people of Barry county as more Ben Butler says the cause of the busl- than 1 when done the results will be unturned to secure justice. The “same dangerous to the public peace, guilty of nesa depression in this country at pres- and ! zeal will be shown" as in all other caus­ a more henious offense, than Stephen ent is fear of democratic tariff tinker- much more satisfactory. Thiscanonlv what yon wish, and can make ! es in which bur worthy prosecutor has Durfee. Nor would we keep still had ing; that millions of dollars ot capital be done through protection, by protect­ so ably represented the people. So Dr. Foote been as meanly treated by and hundreds of thousands of laborers ing our home industries; whether that a bargain with yon, if yon much for Mr. Colgrove, who is the par­ the Journal as has Mr. Strong. We are to-day idle through fear that the of raising wheat and wool or manufac­ ty sought to be most harmed by this know but a few of the facts that led to democrats may make another attempt turing Iron or cloth, make this nation want durable, nice work at the shooting.- We are not prepared to to bring about free trade in this coun-- Independent commercially, as it is in­ malicous slander. Bottom Prices, . We have no wish to try tbe Nashville say that Mr. Strong was justified in his dependent socially of all other nations, case in odr columns. The people and proceedings, or that Dr. Foote was and our prosperity wiU have but just the defense, through their witnesses guilty of the ruin of Orno Strohg’s Patrick Egan, prafldent of the land commenced. and attorneys will present the facts be­ home. That, as we have said, the jury league, baa declared for Blaine and Lo­ Let each eat what his neighbor raises fore a jury in November, and with the must declare. All we do say is that gan. and hiu neighbor wear and use what I verdict 'fit that jury all must be satisfied. the News editor is not the man to do so he manufactures and the question of ' The Banner has been foremost in in­ desperate a deed except he believed that commercial independence is sjved, the Ingham County New*. stating on a trial, in order that the peo­ Foote meant to desolate his home and In my last letter I promised to take necessity of a distant market obviated. ple of Barry county might not l>e re­ disgrace his family. Nor would he, And see the Jackson, Romeo. the two propositions, that to increase There-are certain productions in this proached for caring nothing for an at­ had not that belief been founded upon Lansing and other makes our foreign trade we must furnish a country that other nations are compell­ what was to Mr. Strong ’ s mifid conclus ­ tempt upon human life. of Buggies. letter article than other nations, or sell ed to have, such as our cotton and While we do not wish to meddle with ive evidence of Foote’s guilt. The facts what we do produce cheaper. Can we sometimes our wheat, but they win buy the affair, we cannot see Mr. Strong so in the case must yet appear. None but do either? Russia, India, Egypt and just as much without this barter aa outrageously wronged as he is by the the parties most concerned know these South America say not Their manu­ with. Because of its prime necessity above article without speaking a word. now. But the past life of Mr. Strong factures ate limited, consequently their comes the demand for It, and for no We have no wish to champion hia side has been such as to warrant all who * consumers arc not large. This drives other reason. of the case in a matter that must be know him in believing that he would them into, the markets as their only . In conclusion let me say, that with tried by the courts; and no man can not have done the shooting had he not refuge, and what is the result? The our climatic variations, our vast depos­ justly accuse us of so doing in the past. considered that Foote had ruined his hut of the Russian wheat producer of its of minerals, our great variety of We have tried to be just in this case, home, covered his family name with the Black Sea country, compares very soils, we can by help of a juditiom tariff and intelligent peMeverunce soon p^ •md we stiU aim to be so. shame, and wronged him worse than favorably with those of his competitors No one can deny that Omo Strong is the taking of his life could have done, in India, Egypt and South America. o™ivaB in a position where the ques­ critical position. He did attempt .-We have no fitting words to express Their conditions of life are nearly alike. tion of exports and imports 'would be \e the life of another. The ques our contempt for so mean and despica­ All are poor, half fed, half clothed and but a small factor in our national af­ • as to justification. On that ble an attack upon a contemporary to ignorant, having none of the refine­ fairs. oo, we must speak little. She further political ends. It will, as it I believe the time is not far distant ments of ci vilization. Of course they jury must determine that ought to, recoil upon the author with can produce cheaper. Why? Because when .ueh a etale of thing, wU1 V© can only say that home a force he never dreamed of. Not con­ all our American civilization enters If It eree does, the republican mm -ted man, is th® •- "’at tent with letting the court and the jury into the c^t of of our products. The will be reaponrible for Ita Mjatenc,' determine the case of Mr. Strong; not cost of our churches, schools, roads, It la only through a careful malatesatisfied with permitting Messrs. Col­ public institutions, our private privi- l »*l>ce of the principle, of that party grove and Holbrook to look after the leges, education, moral training and that lahn. ______ _ _ 1 people’s interest fa the matter; the scientific knowledge, all enter into the 1 itanghta. Journal endeavors to forestall the iury’s n ................ ’ 7” । 2-M SLC ” S.15 mu 8 ao 6,40 I 10.2S ■ ■ ■u --w Bjrid. „><! ssx, - 1 I SELL THE a gatyw west Michigan for Holland xuc g”—Pojwsnorth. and aiih BUCKEYE PATENTS £*tont Causes, 37 Sutr^ami al" pl^iit-gmv Wert vos'gkjw street g^ltohed 30 Tran. phlettree. Correspondence soUelted. • Shoe and Hoe APRIZE. Beckwith & Lee Roller Drill Buggies Carriages thia world. Fortunes awaits the worker? ati«> utelv sure At rew a," <jJ£tt>ematt«r of the rtate of John Horchkbs, - hereby siren that I wball sell at pub10 “**»««* bidder, on Saturday. ^Pkraber. A. i». im, at ten in, « Kt the probate office in the city al Hasting*.Jn tbe county of Barry, in • pu”u?n: ,o ilwnre and authority granted to me on tbe eleventh day of Mi Vi**4- o' *?e}’roh*»'-ofB*rn county , Michigan, all of the estate, right, title and Interest of the said deceased of. in and to the real estate situated and Iveins In the county of Barry. In the stale of Michigan, known and described as follows, to-wlt Commencing one chain north and eight links Mid of Ue northwest corner of Milage (now city) lot No. nine hundred thirty-sort; twn. uMBce ruining north four chain?, Uietici- east one chain and seventeen links to the wr*t Hoe . Market street, thence south on said west !f*e of Market street four chains to the north line sf Green street, and theure west one chain and seventeen links to nlanr ofbeginrd! g, au-onilng to the recorded jilat of foe vfllage (naw dtv । el 4Ia*ttn*s, Mich. Dated, Hastings. August 12th. A. 1*. li>H. DANIEL STRIKER. Administrator. u Mortgage Sale. Default having been made In the conditions of a certain mortgage executed by Isaac F. Make peace and Harriet Makepeace, his wife, to George Osborne, said mortgage bearing date July T, 1*83, and due July 1. isw, and recorded In the office of Register of Deeds tn and for Har­ ry county. Michigan, in Liber 22 of Mortgages, on pages M and w. on the first dav of July, jifj. and given to secure the fMiymcnt of four hundred and fifty dollara, witli interest to l>e paid July 1st Af each year succeeding the date of said mortage, and containing n clause providing that Intefault be made in-the paymrtd of the said Interest when the same became due slid should the same remain unpaid for the spare of ■thirty day* thereafter, then the said mortgagee shall have the option to declare the •whole amount on said mortgage due at onre. and the Interest due on said mortgage July t, ism. hav­ ing become due and not having been paid, and more than thirty day* having elapsed since the same became due. and the same still 'remaining unpaid^ and tbe said mortgagee having, by vir­ tue of his option, declared the whole amount of Mid mortgage due at once, and there being now due on said mortgage the sum of four hundred and ninety-four and M-loo dollars by reason of said option ■nd declaration, and no<ult nor pro­ ceedings at law having been Instituted to recov­ er the debt or any portion of the same which said mortgage Is given to secure. Notice Is tberefarapventhatthepremise? describi-d in said mortage to wit: The north half of I”ts •numbareuslx hundred nineteen, six hundred twenty and six hundred twenty-one. In Hie city of HMtnigs. Barry county. Ml< h..»111 lx- sold at BabttCVMda>onBATL'KDAY. the FIHST day of NOVEMBER next, at the hour ot ten o'clock a. m., at tbe north front door of the Court House in tbe city of Hastings. Michigan -the s*'d Court Room being toe place of holdinc the Cir­ cuit Court for said Barry county-to satlsf' the amewnt du^upon^sald^niortguKe with all legal Call at Agriciltval WarehoBie rpAKK NOTICE. Where**, n»y wife. Id* & 1 Haul, ha* left my bed and Uir.i without hwt cause or provocation. I hereby give notice that pay no debt* ui her contracting after jBope, August 11th, 18M. „ ^wfiL CHARI.EN HAZEL i Can Suit You in Both Price and Style. Chester lesser. and to bold can he Hwy a ti with valuable land, inteUijwt labor DOORSED uuxiuna. pacts, «. “‘•‘.S'JLS 5. A. HOLIES. AT"1' . �uJmT C"*- miMin8 10 -Sion, Feb. the REUNION. .. unllnurflrom*"" W-> , Ihe Zmiy IwttaUon no proxies ,orJ 'iU is-counted. Only the reguto vote. ' ■‘‘‘OK Frohibitkm ■ „ were'present the newly unlTTi H dtings Cornet Band, and the '"'rt Band "Is® nndT uniformed. n.»..u . _• yGKE OF CATTLE FOR SALE! «*««i osSSZ- r L ™- Srond MlbiLw.- C. THE bands. ■ WUSri-.tf&lta, T i8S.?iS!fSWftlSAt v^hp.!£rburg-juiy10' *<. si** e. ' i/riousln the Basnxk to speak Died since mustered out. aa f.r .. rficwrtdeetiwKrcat credit uP°n th<’ ,w«d upon Its individual members, & Goodluek.’^’^xK i f .mb I- the fad nevertheless. The X^^J-"lditaclfprou5 Yoke of Cattle, NkwJewr w w FUU1 Frid2v?^lt5?aI no,uiuatious were made It is a positive fact that ARCHIE MoCOY )w the most complete stock of . j For terms inquire of Ftxnk Alxbxmx; Kobttt 1J HH. S“*K| UltaoD; nMert a Hilt (RepublteMl), Sixth Ulloolx LUTHER WRIGHT. ever KEPT IN BARRY COUNTY. heard many favorable com­ n.?£.thre.l‘l1?f',?mmet Cole,AMtlnD. 0,bUM b, Gould. , ? „t. iipm the neat appearance of this Bates, John M; Bessmer and James F He is bound to sell his goods at prices that will Mti-wxvxxx. wu. s»pi «._T1W llM rmnurtUandthe excellent render- w”nd.Were ‘‘iKh*rK«l by reason of " •“* “■MW Tete. satisfy everybody. ,'« “f t,,e,r music. The two bands The secretary wm instructed to pro­ X ,miform«i nearly alike, presented Unlon sy*tem at Bay View cure the sddren of all absent members, ^posing Sparano, numeriodly aa * llch confirms the report telegraphed “ilsTolhetwlM. when marching to- as tar us possible. After a social visit, relating experien­ ,h . -fj,e music of the Woodland ces. incidents, etc., it was voted to hold q,ni'd B.uid caused the boys to a second reunion st same time ot the « * v? my goods and get prices before you buy and draigbkn their spinal columns and anniutl encampment of the Barry oAVid MONEY. . step more lightly and firmly. County Battalion, and that the secetary lAdAwW, Kohta™. bwr know., „ THE GROUNDS. send notice thereof and request each •“ Bobtawm, th. tunoo. cllcuS xod b,,. for 016 LADIES’ FAVORITE PILLOW SHAM HJedbm .-to. We doubt if there are much better member to make calculations to attend. “OU. , UitrUx yoxra. H« bad <w HOLDERS, the best in the world. ony y«an io u» abow btai.rounds in the state for holding rtWith three cheers and a tiger theiirst I*!?1 Remember the place, Blue Front, South SideState Street, 'mionsthan the fair grounds in this meeting of the company since 19 years Hastings, Mich. „t, occupied hy the Battalion during ago, adjourned to meet at the next an­ St. Louis, Sept Red wheat sold the reunion. With plenty of water, nual encampment of the Barry County Saturday at 79 cents cash. apd September -reensward, >h»le and op«i space suffl­ Battalion. , wnt for military movements, the boys POLITICAL MATTERS. ixppreciatHlUie fact that the grounds gere all that could be desired. We IUU. HoU h«ml nuuiv favorably contrast the 'ariers ot the Barry County Battalion with those oiiuupied at the reunion at Mawsom, wk. Sept 4.-lion- IL A. IN THE PASTRY ! Balli. Creek. Taylor, Chairman of tire State Centra! Com­ SJ.JXb*“ *taortol <■» Uiw M-tt Efleisioj Tallies a Socially. Tuesday succeedtag the first ber next, -.he following office composed ot the counties ol Barry and Eaton; also, a rewvwntativt- In tbe state legislature for *•*“ district, eorapoeed of. the county Archie McCoy NO POISON the I’OTTEK-BROTHERS. One noticeable feature of the reunion •u.« the presence of the Potter broth* rr>. four in number, all of whom, (with [KiftSibly one exception, that ot F. M., who.ckrr.es rather too much rteRh.) are 'line spwiimens of physical manhood. The brothers were F. M., editor of the VermontriUe Hawk, who served in the I22d X- Y-: UapL L- u - 8 fanner of i Maple Grove, served in Merril’s Horse; E. i;.. also a fanner of Maple Grove, color‘nearer of 16th Mich.; and J. J., railway postal clerk, who lives at Nash­ . ville, served in the 122<| N. Y: The brothers all were wounded, the former at Spottsyl vania. Va.; the second was shot from his horse at Memphis, Mo.; the third was wounded at the battle of i(»ettyMiur&, and the latter at the battle of the Wilderness. Mr. E. G. was the 'ir< man to plant the Union colors on the summit of Little Round Top hill ilnring the battle of Gettysburg. "OLD CHUB,” mittee, called the Republican Suite Conveo4on to -order yesterday morning. No temporary organization wm effected. Dgden H. Fethers, of Janesville, was sleeted permanent Chairman. On motion of Judge Humphrey tbe present State ofticers were nominated by Mclamatioij amid great applause. Tbe ticket is as follows: THE REUNION OF CO.F.8TH MICH. INFT. The surviving members of Coj F, 8th Mich. Vet. Vol. Inft. held their first re­ union at Hastings Thursday evening, >• ;t. I. James F. Mead, of Lansing, was made chairman and O. H. Green­ field, of. II astings, secretary. . At roll c°U eleven were present and answered to their names as follows: traverse Phillips. Hastings. Jacob Maus, Grand Rapids. Wilbur F. Dickerson, Grand Rapids. Oliver 11. Greenfield, Hastings. Janies F. Mead, Lansing. James S. Perry, Nashville. George Wellman, Hastings. John Michael, Hastings. William Holden. Johnstown. Harvey A. Spencer, Hastings. ' William R. Wheeler, Hastings. John M. Bessmer’s intentions were good, Utt the place of meeting having been changed, he did not know where to report A letter from Charles H. Snyder, of South Bend; Ind., bore "kind regards to the toys,” regretted his inability to be present, but would surely be on hand at the next reunion. Meeting then proceeded to consider­ ation of absent members. First in memory of those whom "Xo Sound can awaken to glory again.” Killed at James Island, S. C., June 16, 1862: Sid. Cobb, George Lusk. James Y. McLellam, Gurdon C. Rathbun, Har­ mon Wonderliah, Isaac I. Winegarden. Killed at Spottsylvaina, Va., May 12, 1864: Edgar A. N ve. Hiram Knicker•>oeker. Luther B. Wilcox, May 9. At. Campbell Station, Tern, Nov. 16, 18tW. MiloIMce. At Petersburg, Va.: George W. Kight­ linger. Lh-c. 9, 1864; Chaxlw Harvey, •’mi" 23; Hiram Sturgis, June 18. a At the Battle of the Wildernew, May b. 1864: Sampson Doughty, William' shepard. ^t Bull Run, Aug. 30. 1882: George Died of wounds: Joseph Gl •June 30 1864; William O. Barrett Daniel Shank. June 12; William fell. May 14. Harrison E. Payne died in Priaon; Dec. 25th, 1864. MADE TO ORDER. Governor, Jeremian M. Rusk, of Viroqua; Lieutenant-Governor. Sam H. Fl field, of Ashbujd; Secretary ot Stale. Ermst G. Timme. of Kenosha; State Treasurer, Edward C. Mo Ferriage, of Beaver Dam: Attorney-General. Leander F. Fr-soy. of Milwaukee: State Su­ perintendent of Public Instruction. Robert Graham, of Oahkoah; Railroad C >mmIsaioner. N. P. Haugen, of River Fails; Insurance Com­ missioner. Phillip L. Spooner, or Madison. Davkbpokt, la., Sept 4.—Judge Kinnle sailed the Democratic State Convention to urder at tbe Burtis Opera House yesterday morning. Nominations were made us fol­ tows: ’ Secretary of State, Jamec.Dooley. Keokuk: rreasuror. George Derr. Union; Auditor. J. £. Hrnrluuos, Marshalltown; Atxorner-Gensral. M. v. Gannon, Scott; Judge of the Su» preme Court. E. L. Burton, Wapello: Electorsat-Lante, D. O. Pinch and iMnlel CampbelL , FOR STRENGTH AND TRUE FRUIT Tbe conveutioo then adjourned. FLAVOR THEY STAND ALONE. WoBCKHTEK, Mns-u. Sept 4.—General s«l*«aco sv tA • Collins called the Democratic State Con­ Price Baking Powder Co., vention to order yesterday morning. Will­ Chicago, III. St. Louie, Mo. iam C. Endicott wna nominated for Gov­ or ernor on tbe first ballot The nomination was made unanimous, and the ticket was Dr. Pries’* Crum Biking Powder completed as follows: -aao— Lieutenant-Governor, James 8. Grinnell; Secretary of State, Jeremiah Crowley; Troaa- Dr. Price’s Lupulln Yeast Gems, nrer and Receiver. Charles Marshy Auditor, John Hopkins: Attorney-General, Jotin W. Cummings. WK MAKE BUT ONE QUALITY. Boston, Mats., Sept 4.—The Republic­ an State Convention was called to order yesterday morning by Chairman Lodge. Governor Geonre D. Robineon was reInsted by aorlmnsti -n. and tlie remainder of the ticket was completed ax follows: Lieutenant-Governor Oliver. Ameo, of Enaton: Secretary of State. Henry I* Pieroe. Abington; Tnaaurer, Daniel A. Gleason. Me liord. Auditor. Charles R. Ladd. Spring field; Attorney*.eneral. Edgar J. Sherman. Lawrence: Elect©r»-ablarge, Mark HopKlns and Thomas TatboL Houston, Tex., Sept. 4.—Tho Texas Re­ publican State Convention, composed of about three hundred delegates, adopted a resolution that It is injudicious to place a State ticket in the field, and recommending Tho best dry hop yaait In tho wcrld, Breid the Republicans to aid In the election ofjill raised by thia yeast 1$ light, whits and whole­ independent candidates. MBS. LOCKWOOD WILL BUN FOR PRESI­ some like our grandmother's delicious broad. bw* the gallant war horse, ridden by Capt.1 L. B. Fotta*, of Maple Grove, during the .battles of Clearfork, on Nov. 21, 1W27. Blackwater, Dec. 19, ’61; Silver Creek. Jan. 8, ’62; Kirksville, Aug. 6, ‘62: Memphis, Mo.. July 18, ’62; Moore’s Mill, .inly 27, ’65, Compton’s Ferry, Aug. Ifi. *62; Roanoake, Sept. 6, ’82, and Persic Hills. Sept. 11, ’62, was onMiie. ground, and received much attention from the “vets,” as well as from others. Capt. Potter was shot from Chub’s l>ack al the battle of Memphis. Chub is 2(4 j ears old. and the property of ( apt. Potter. It is needless to say that he is well-fed, and that he is made com­ I fort ahi? in his declining years. During Jhe parade Thursday afternoon Old Chub was le<l down the lines and was given three cheers and a tiger- by the buys in blue. It was Aujtffecting sight DENT. to witness the greeting many a yeteran Washington, Sept. 5.—Mrs. Belva A. gave the old horse. “One touch of Lockwood has written a letter te Maretta L Stowe, President of tbe Naifotial Woman a nature makes the whole world kJn-” Equal Rights party in California, accepting the nomination te the oftice of President of the United States. Mrs. Ixx-kwood says that in tbe event of her election she would endeavor to administer the countrj s affairs without regard to mx, color or Nationality. She is opposed to tbe monopoly by the male sex of all offices, and would appoint a reasonable number of women m District Altoroeya, Marshals and United States Judfm. Any vacancy ^at might occur on tbe Supreme bench would be filled by a competent woman. She favore uni­ form taws, especially in the inattorQf mar­ riage and divorce. Mrs. Lockwood s letter from the Western women says »be was & leeted for Presided because Stanton was ‘too old. Sawn B. Anthonj •too much of a spinster. ’ Mary A. Liver­ more “too much opposed to certain ctaseess.” and Lucy Stone “too narrow. LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD “ GROCERS SELL THEM. rwtr*itsa ev vxs Price Baking Powder Co., luTn of Dr. pneto sn<iai Fiaionw W Chicego, in. » St. Loulr,MO. exiled the Prohibition order in tbe assembly chamber yesterday mowing. After tW appointment of var ■ on. ««»mlit«e ed£urn„>e.n wm hjd twH anenwon. O» rea^mbllec a Slate tlexet ''“,^M?SJ|> H'*»UnXX Treasurer. G M. di»c«b bam, Winnebego. . Barron. ,qUper- wuItom Has Fairly Commenced. hU OTercoals. , BEST Men’s Suits $5 to $15. 50c Undershirt Custom Made Suits, in the CITY. $15 to $35. FALL Children’s OviEOOATS Suits, $5'to $20. $2 to $15. Fine Worst­ Kilt Suits, ed, $15. $2 to $10. Cust. Made, $20 to $30. Dress Coats $1.00 and will buy Vests, Made to Order. A Scarlet Undershirt, $12. to worth 825.00 to 840.00 $12,50 $1.50. Boy’s Suits, WINTER $3 to $10. OVBROOATS Boy’s Dress $3.30 to $20 Suits, • Custom $10 to $20. Made, $20 to $30 SdUMade To Order. 822.00 to 850.00 Overcoats Pants Made to Order, 84.00 to 812.00 Trunks, 60 eta to 8.15.00 S5.00 buys a ZJNCTRUNK worth 87.50. Children's PANTS. HATS. Our White and Best $1 k Shirts are $1.50 Stiff BestFitting Fur Hat Boy’s Hats, Pants in the City; 75c for worth $2.00 25 cents Fine Pants, to Linen Bo­ Fur Hats $1.50. $3.50to$7.50 som Shirts. $2 to $4. Legislature, and to prohibit tbe use of rmaMe or free tickets on railroads, provided for by Joint Resolution No. 23, laws of l$K3:Section 15. The compensation of tbe mem­ bers of the Legislature shall be a salary of seven hundred dollars for each regular iwwlon, and at sunk regular session they may legislate upon such subjects as are submitted to them bv special message of the Governor, after the ex­ piration of tbe fifty days of the session limited for the Introduction of bMls; when convened in extra session their compensation shall be a sal­ ary of one hundred dollars, and they shall legis­ late on no other subjects than those expressly ■ fnf.J (n ,b.. ...b. milled to them by (pedal message. They th all be entitled to ten cents and no mon* for every mile attanlly traveled tn going to anti returning from tbe place of meeting on the usually trav­ eled route. Each member shall be entitled to one conv of the laws. lotiruxls and documenta of tbe Legislature of which he was a member, but shall not receive at the expense of the Blate, books, newspaper*. or other perquisites of of- no member of tbe Leglslaturc shall accept or use any free pass or free ticket on any railroad during his tens of office. Also that tiie following county officers lor said county are to be elected, viz: $ One judge of probate, one sheriff, one county clerk, one regtiter of dee<H. one county treas­ urer. one prosecuting attorney, two circuit court corttmissloners. one county surveyor, and two coroner*. • Given under mv hand at Holings, Mich., the day Mid year first above written. ' __________ , JOHN Q- CRE88Y, Sbertfl. Fall ABD Winter Gaps. Star Clothing House Strictly One Price, Tbe following places designated by the Board ing public examination* county. The SKretarv Satchels, eoctoauo. .u>d times have been of Examiners for hold­ lor teachers in Barry is authorized to lune Saturday, Aug. aoth. atjlastingv Friday. Hept. mb. at jOddlerffle. Friday, Sept. 2#th, at Nashville. Friday. Ort. UXJi. at Hickory Corners. Friday and Hatnrday, Oct. 3-ll.li and 25th, at Hastings. >' ft Is expected tlutt all who Intend to teach and have not certificates in force will be present at some one of these place*. Examinations will begin promptly at nine o'clock and teachers are urgently requested to be pTMetlt nt the opening Examinations will be both oral and written, chiefly the latter. Candidates for a third grade certificate intuit pass a satisfactory- examina­ tion tn orthography, reading, penmanship, arithmetic, grammar, geography. V. 8. history, civil government theory and art of teaching and physiology. with particular reference to the effects of alcoholic drinks, stimulant* and nar­ cotics upon the human system. For this grade TA standing of at tesist 85 per Teat. will be re­ quired In each branch, with an average standof 75 per cent. . For a second grade, the additional require­ ments will be elementary algebra, book-keeping and natural philosophy, with a standing In caeh branch of W per cent. AU can Board Is proof as t School । dtaUy Inv REMEMBER THREE FACTS. Idates with whom no uiember of cquslnted must furuisb salisfacl moral diameter. Heers (especially Inspectors) are Ml to b*- presen t. W. I. MARBLE. Cbalnuau D. BAMfal. ' KSOCH AXDBUb. Menury. State of Michigan. County of Harry—as. At a session of tbe probate court for the county f Barry. boldeu nt tbe probate offiee in tbe city Grand Rapids, Mic.h. nJodgrof Probrte. Bollinger, a minor. I,V- It H positively proven that Zoa-I’hora (“Dr. Pan­ nelly's Woman's FriaxO, fs the best known remedy for all complaints peculiar to Women, young or 010­ 2nd— Any Lady needing such a remedy »l the use of Zoa • Pnora, J. M. ROGERS & CO -THEY SELL- Salt by the BalVel, Lime, Stucco, &c., vo A full electoral ticket and State Central Committee were appointed. OONORJCMIONAL CANDIDATE*. Conxre-tooal The Crown Grain Drill, Eighth Wmer Force-Feed Broadcast Her! own* which the city of Detroit la or tniy .be. situated, mid tbe circuit Judge or judges ol sttld circuit, in sddltlon^to the satap prOTl^ed by tbis^ Consuch oddftlousJ sslxry im fronttlmeto time, be fixed Md determined by the board of supervisors, of sitid county; and tbe board of wpervtoorGReoefa county Ln the Upper 1'enlnsum Is hereby suthortzed ond .empowered to give and payto the circuit judge otthe judicial circuit to which raeb count) & attached, such additional salary or compensation, aa may from time to time be fixed and determined by such board of supervisors. J^OTICE TO TEACHERS. Fine Black Children’s- Children’s Fine Fall Overcoats, Underwear, Worsted Overcoats, $1.50 to $)0. $2.00 $3.50 to $10 Boy’s Over­ to coats, $2.50. Dress Suits, $3.50 to $15. $15.00. ADIES OF HASTINGS, WISCONSIN PROHIBITION IBTA Madison. Wta, Sent. 5-—C. H. Giles, Chairman of tbe State CenU^_Coul“llle^ Clothing s««d in sealed cnveM*. Pwtt,e QO^ DMrtet; sate by FBEDKEICK HOTCHKISStiu*. IXADVMKV. A General Assortment of Farm Implements in Stock. J. M. EOGEKS & CO THIS SUMMER, YOVK VXCA^ THE PARK REGION OF B1NNES0TA �= AVAST SEA OF FLAMES. THE FOREIGN BUDGET. CLEVELAND FLATS SWEPT BY FLAMES. THE VERT LATEST NEWS SY CABLE. POLITIC11 PXBAGBira-S. MICHIGAN STATE SEWS. MKc; No, I Rad, 70Ke. Flour-Michlgau White Wheat, choice, H.00»4.5J: roller process, H-^Y»5.00; patents, 56.5005.75, Corn—No. 2, 56c- Oute—No. 2, 3)c. But- THS FI UK FIF.NDu THX CHOLKBA. Naflf.s Sept 8.— Two hundred fresh Cleveland, a. SepL A—-A great con­ flagration te raging on tbe flats. The entire <easas of cholera were reported here Satur­ day nigLL The number of deaths shows a Uro department te In service and telegrams 1 have been sent to Akron, Youngstown, 'decrease as compare I wkh that of the Painesville, Erie. Sandusky and Toledo for 'preceding dty. The Rto«^ Of meat has assi-t.mce. The origin of the fire te uo- been exiiuusoni. iui-i ah effort Is being known. Incendiarism fa suspected by made to secure a fresli supply thereof. Tho During the •owe, but tlie most probable theory Is that ।situation here te serious. •parks from a tug sJt fire early in the twenty-fours ending last night nearly evening to a pile of shavings from 'three hundred fresh cases of cholera have wlilrh the flames Spread until Parry & been reported, but the mortality Is only Co.’s extensive lumber yard, was In thirty per cent of those attacked, • I daze. The fire continued to extend, Ife Paris, SepL 8.—The few caaeeof cholera defying all efforts of the firemen. at Bordeaux show that those which occurred ■AboutH ten J acres ’ of lumbar aud there a fortnight ago were Isolated and not frame buildings were sftamc atone time, ot an epidemic character. There have been and huge clouds of smoke, thickly studded four deaths from cholera in Marseilles dur­ ing the past twenty-four hours. At Nov­ with blazing cinders, wore blown by the eld:>, Spain, six fresh cases and five deaths changing wind for miles, causing intense have occurred in the same period, aud at excitement lest the myriads of sparks Mon forte five fresh cases and two deaths. •houid kindle tires In every dkectkn and Rome, BepL A—Tho Mln terry has perhaps lay waste a large part of the city. returned here from Naples impressed with The spot where the fire started was built the belief that tho rapid spread of cholera Mp of green lumber put In from the Michi­ in the tetter city is due to its bad sanitary gan pine woods, and though it would not be condition. During the twenty-four fcpectel to turn well tlie beat was so in­ hours ended Saturday in Italy -the tense tliat the flames were soon lieyoed tbe new cases of cholera number 293; deaths, power of tbe department to control. 159. The epidemic in the province of The owners of the Variety iron works Genoa te confined to Spezia and vicinity. had been on the roof of their targe brick One hundred and sixty-eight of the fresh building for half an hour throwing water cases and sixty-nine of the deaths reported and guarding it, in the hope that the fire above were in the city of Naples alone. might be kept within bounds. They suc­ King Humbert starts for Naples to-day. ceeded in putting out tlie flames In several The fete given at Turlu in aid of cholera phu rs which had caught from sparks. Uu- ’ sufferers was a great success. Tbe dally til the region ot their building became red- bulletin ot tbe progress of cholera during hot they were succeasful In their object, the past twenty-four hours, in various prov­ but at eight o clock the lumber in the yard inces. shows 348 fresh cases and 117 deaths. of C. G. King caught from the east end of Paris, SepL A—B Is officially announced the wood th Perry & Co.'s yard, and that cholera h^s appeared at Bordeaux. soon the 4.000,000 feet in that yard Three deaths have already occured from the ■were in a partial blaze. The heat along disease. that side of Central way soon be­ OTUER FOREIGN MATTERS. came too intense for comfort, and despite Brussels, Sept. 8.—A procession com­ tbe brisk west wind which bad sprang up prising thousands of members of the cleri­ tbe flames crept up in the southerly direc­ cal party of Belgium undertook to parade tion, and very quickly reached the streeL the streets yesterday. At fust the populace The Variety iron works now caught on the only hissed and groaned, but they soon roof, but these flames were subdued after a ■ grew bold enough to attack the procession short fight At tbe same time the wooden and wreck its banners. When several po­ ’building, a good-sized shed, belonging1 to licemen liad been injured, the geridarmee Woods. Perry A Co., west of this, bad also nnd civil guard were called out to restore caught on the front side from the beat of order. the burning lumber just opposite, and at­ VutiTNA, Sept. &—It fa reported that tention was directed to that Tbe fire­ China has called for 25.000 men to defend men were called back to the iron works Pekin, and granted tbe Minister of War building, and at nine o’clock both these 12,000,000 francs to purchase munitions of tralidings were burning, and tbe fire was wax. under such headway that the engines which • London, Sept A—A Tima Hong Kong could be kept in the street were unable to dispatch says: Heavy fighting in Tonquin cope with it Much cause of delay was between French and Chinese te reported found in tbe water. It was dirty and the from Chinese sources. engines would get clogged. In this manner London, SepL i—Tom Hili, the Bir­ one of the engines which had been throw­ mingham boxer, challenges Billy E lwards, ing n stream on the southwest side of tlie Charley Norton, or any other American yard near the railroad was forced to sus­ light-weight boxer, the stakes to be 31,000 pend work for a time for repairs. a side, or a trophy equal to that amount in At niu- o’clock the shops and buildings valee- Hill will go to New York to meet from Scranton avenue to.Woods, Parry A the champion. Ca’s planing mil! on Carter street were on Madrid, SepL A—At a rehearsal of the fire, and It looked as though nothing oouid ballet “Sylvia,” in the Opera House Satur­ eave them. One tiny spark, fanned in a day Manager Masar rebuked Senora Valminute, into . leaping flames, undid years of leff for making a wrong step, saying: “You toiL The fire started In the midst of lum­ dance like a chicken.” After the perform­ ber and on all sides there : ance the husband of the danseuse entered was plenty ot the same dry fuel 1 the manager’s box and demanded an apol­ Tlie flames shot n hundred feet ogy. Masar denied he insulted the lady, into the air, and myriads of sparks hovered whereujton the husband plunged a dag­ and floated amid the glare and smoke. Tbe ger into Maser's heart and be fell dead oa­ awful glare penetrated to the furthermost th o spot parts ot tiie city, and the community turned Copenhagen, Sept 8.—Another Danish out almost en masse to wltuess the specta­ polar expedition will start for the frozen cle. They collected on the hpuse-tops, North next summer, proceeding by w^y of choked all the thoroughfares leading to the Franz .Jo»<ef Land. ’ It will be under the fiats and covered tlie brows of the hills. <! le jjptship of Messrs. Huvjaard and GameL The large safe In Woods, Perry &Co.’sij Frankfort, Sept A—The first train of office was rolled out by the combined '। German car-tanks containing Russian pe­ strength of twenty men and taken up the ! troleum have arrived at Grnudenz, on tbe sidewalk to the bridge. Tbe office of tlie Russian frontier. It is considered that tills Cleveland Board of Lumber Dealers, new method of transportation makes Rus­ between Woods, Perry & Co. and Potter A sian petroleum twenty five cents Birdsall, was likewise cleaned out, and by cheeper per fifty kilos than American pe­ the time the flames reached these three troleum In the Berlin market At Eydlkuhoffices there was nothing ot value in them nen the proprietors of the Caucasian petro­ to burn. The structures themselves were leum springs have bought ten acres reduced to ashes In au Incredibly short situated immediately on tbe rail­ ■pace of time. way, erecting great establishments. Two Woods, Perry A‘Co. lose $200,000; House hundred car tanka of sixty barrels' capacity & Davidson lose 350,000, both their planlng- are already in use transporting petroleum to rcllte being destroyed; Hubbell & West­ Germany. Americana here consider this over’s yard te going, loss 310,000; King A •’ significant of the Chancellor's policy to ren­ Ca’s lumber yard, destroyed,^ 3)00,­ der Germany t beoiutelv Independent of all 000; Variety iron works, loss not''ascer­ American products, following, aa it docs, so tained; loss on Stanley’s candle fac­ closely on lite attack upon American pork tory about 310,000; Potter, Birdsall and canned meats. A Co/s lumber yard, gone, 3160,000; f London, SepL A—Advices from New Howell's Coal Company sheds burned, loss Zealand state that a large emigrant ship, not given. About fifty freight cars the Lastinghain, from London for Welling­ belonging to different roads were ton, New Zealand, was wrecked in Cook burned. Eynon A Son’s macidntMhop is Strrit (an island on which Wellington fa destroyed, loss 33,000. The New York, situated.) All on board except fourteen of Pennsylvania A Ohio freight bouse was tho crew were drowned. . saved. Tho fire extended along the river London. SepL A—It is pxobabie that from Scranton avenue to the Beeline tracks tbe American exhibition in 1886 will be lo­ and back to the bonded warehouse. Every­ cated at the new Alber Itatece, at Batter­ thing within that district te consumed. sea. Constant accessions to tbe leading Cleveland, O.. SepL A—4:16 a. m.— men on the list are being made. The CounTbe fire is still burning, but te under con­ cll of Welcome includes the Dulces of Suth­ trol. Steamers from Toledo, Columbus. erland. Westminster and Beaufort. Lords Youngstown aigi other Ohio dttas have ar­ Cairns, Churchill and Braiuweil, John rived and are doing good work. The fire Bright, Sir Stafford Northcota, Henry Irv­ fa under control, and will remain so unleu ing, Alma Tadema and Sir Baldwin Leigh­ a stlong wind should spring up Tbe loss ton te estimated at from 32,060,000 to 83,000,Copenhagen, SepL 6.—About two hun­ dred Americans are present at the Evangel­ ical Alliance now sitting in this city. LAST OF THE VETERANS. Among the number are Philip Schaeff, John Hall. William Taylor, Edward Bright and William F. Watkins, ail of New York City. Baltimore, Mi, Sept a—The Associ­ St. Pktersbirg, Sept A—Alphonse ation of Old Defenders, whoee members Taft, the new American Minister to Rus­ Tuesday took part in the battle of North Point, in sia, was accorded a reception by tl>e Czar and Czarina, when‘he present­ the war ot IBIS, has disbanded. Tbe Sim ed his credentials eqys: “Tbe famous Old Defenders' AasociRomk, SepL A—At Nicosia, Sicily, a atioa, whose annual par nd e has been such fire occurred in a sulphur mine, and twenty a notable and impressive feature of the 12th persons perished. of September, is no more. The constitutution of the organization provided it should be kept up ao iocg as there Pittsduugh. Pa., Sept 5.—While work­ were five members able and willing to con­ men were engaged in raising a frame house tinue the organization. Year after year the on the South side Wednesday a jackscrew veterans have been dropping out of tbe ranks until now not five are loft who are placed under one comer slipped out and the able to attend tbe meetings of the s«<oels- bouse felL Daniel Troutweln, aged twenty, was almost instantly killed, and bis father, attend church in a body on the Sunday be­ William Troutweln, was seriously injured. fore the 13th, but tu-iuorrow Ute veterans A lady named Lynch and several children will not gather as of yore, nor will there tie were in the bouse at tho time tbe accident occurred, and, although Die roof fell and ciattoo was formed in 1842 In Baltimore, nearly aii the furniture in tho house was and had at tbe formation 1,359 member*.’’ broken, they escaped unhurt Tho build Dealk •! the Mile d Ex-Smalor Harlan. F FoirmxM Monroe, Va., BepL A—Mrs. James Harlan, the mother of tbe tfBOf Secretey-of-W»r Lincoln, died at tbe Hygnta Hotel Thursday at midnighL Her remains ware taken to Washington last eight, and were accompanied by SrcreUry ,^-lt i, po-lbk- thM In »“*■**'' The Detroit grain quotations are : Wheat UKAlto. The Pbcenix Iron Works bare bought forty acres of land in Port Huron next to the Upton grounds. They will erect new buildinga. Frederick Arts, sixty years of aga,-ono of the wealthiest farmers of Bunker Hill Township, Ingham County, and one of the oldest residents there, left his home Au­ gust 16, telling one of his neighbors that be might, not • be heme for some day*. Recently his body was found in tho woods back of his barn, about a quarter of a mile from the home, lying beside a . log, badly decomposed, with tbe appearance of bar- accomplished nominat on w» extremely improbable. . j^-In lhi» canvMsthe prewnoea GeZsl Butler wW disturbance, and thu disturtaw* **“ , Ilk# <o £>" some and uwlol--*- 1- »»»• to-There In still a pl*o» ajo"* “• reBrollbe victorious Bepublicau col­ umn where ludopcndenla who bare “nothing lor !t ta'“ can fall into line and support tne lean­ ing American. 1^-The Democratic organa find their eion^narchk^ S’thejune Me,” which come from over the way. Itarl think that with proper work Blaine can carry Mary land. I have spent three months with the working­ ilgnod for the act vraa that tbe old men in that Sts e, and I know what I am talking about. Maryland b Repubgentleman did not agree with hh grownli an outside of BaP.imore. -There are A seven-ya«r-old'sou of John W. Moore, enough workingmen in Baltimore to at Chadwicks, Ionia County, fell Into a turn tbe scales, and the workingmen in well twenty-five feet deep a few days ago that cits are for Butler with and striking headfirst on the edge of au With proper work among them Blaine iron kettle fractured his skulL TJi* boy will carry the State.-Az-Cbnffreuma* lost abouta teaspoonful of brain, but would Murch. Hajr Mr. William Anderson, Jr., of probably recover nevertheless. Blade’s Hall, at Bay City, was burned Danvers Center, sends us an advertise­ ment from the New York Tutu ■ of the o-her night; loes, $2,500. Alber’. Coffman, living about thirty 1876, announcing that its campaign, miles from Marysville, BL Clair County, supplement is “nowready,” and giving recently shot and killed his wife without, the following a* a part of the table of contents: • .any cause or provocation. A young man named George Huner, de­ livery clerk In the post-office at Port Huron, was accidentally shot late th* other night by a chum named John Ben* son. The boys were fooling with an old re­ volver, which was discharged, the ball taking effect in Huner’* brain. His re­ covery was doubtful. Benson became frightened, fled and bad not been seen. James Smith, of W*st Bay City, at work in a wood-yard, bad hi« right hand swept clean of its fingers a few days ago by com­ ing in contact with a saw. He has a large family to support. The school-house at North Muskegon was burned the other afternoon.’ Loes, $2,000; insurance, $1,500. Tho fire was started by children playing arouhd the building with matches. Colonel Ebenexer Bproat Sibley, who died recently in Detroit, was the last sur-' vtvor of the siege ot Detroit by the British in 1812. Mr*. Terry has been lighthouse-keeper at Escanaba, Delta County, for sixteen years. A Cheboygan woman named Barnette, with the assistance of two sons aged re­ spectively ten and thirteen years, has this season cleared,' burned and dragged two acres of land now in peas, planted three acres nf potato mi and hoed them, planted one acre of turnips, and has three-quarters of an acre of line garden. Tbe Michigan Association of Spiritual­ ists, before closing their recent camp­ meeting at Lansing, resolved themselves unanimously in favor of prohibition, wom­ an suffrage and tbe taxation of church property. L. T. Kinney will rebuild his mills burned a few days ago at Woodville, Ne­ waygo County. Jahn M. Barber and two sons, of Bunker Hill, ingham County, were bitten by a mad dog a short time ego, and the rabid canine was pursued to Lansihg and kille<!. Mr. Barber was recently suffering from hydrophobia, and was so violent that be had to be strapped to a bed. The boys showed no signs of the malady. Chauncey Locke, an old and highly re­ spected resident of De Witt, Clinton County, dropped -dead in tbe street th other day. / Thornes Bennett, a miner at the Peninsu­ lar copper mine, near Houghton, fell a distance of ninety feet a few days age and was instantly killed. Rtfport* to the State Board of Health by fifty observers ot diseases In differ­ ent parts of the State, for the week ended August 30, indicated that intermit ent tewr, remittent fever, cholera morbus, dysentery, inflammation of tbA kidnoys and neuralgia Increased, ’and that con­ sumption and cerebro spinal meningitis decreased in area of prevalence. Diph­ theria was reported at twelve places, scarlet-fwer at nine and measles at two place*. I A new post-office has been established at Disciple, Mecosta County, with Marvh Rogers a« postmaster. L. R. Robbins’ farm-house, three mllei s mthweot of BL Clair, BL Clair County, was burned the other afternoon. Nothing wUs saved of tbe contents. It wu a larg« frame building. The fire originated In ths kitchen. Loss, $3^03; insurance, $1,700. Mrs. Dennis Swartout, of Algonac, Bt Clair County, took her daughter, twenty years of age, to see Barnum’s show £ Port Huron the other day. Th* young lady f*U in bearding the boat to return home, receiving injuries from which sht died the next day. . Ch'arles Woodhouse is the name of tho man who raised an order from five dollar 1 to seventy-five dollar* and sold it to a flro at Baldwin. He was caught In Dakota and baa just <»een deposited in the I^k* County Jail. Late tbe other evening a heavy thunder­ storm visited Hancock, Houghton County, when tbe lightning st^Jck the residence of O. W. Robinson, agent for tbe Bturgeos River Lumber Company, destroying the upper portion of the building, passing through a room where two children wen sleeping, upsetting 1 heir bed wit out in jury th* children, and settln fire to tbe building. Mr. Robinson, wife and twe children, and Mr. E. G. Brown and wife, of Calumet, and tbe servant girl, were to tbe building a» tbe time, but none we e The citissns of Athsn-, Calhoun Ooui y hare subscribed <30,000, and say more < ac bo obtained if nsejssary, ti girs to th first railway company that will build a Stephen Durfee was convicted at Has*, inga. Burry County, a few day, *»„ OI murder le th* fleet degree for killing Undei Sheriff Geoedder test M*y, and sentenced to Jackson Prteon tor lite. A little ron of Georgo A. Berber, of Ririi reond, Kalamazoo County, fell into i»opt • A ffvs-yaar-old son of Narcisse Tardsff n CMW.L BomMpo Oou.t7, HMtU, HENDRICKS AS A BEUEL SYMPATHISER. A SALARY AND LAND grabber, AND A POLITICAL JOBBER. We think this would be a very interest­ ing supplement, especially to the New York Tima. which is now supporting Hendricks. It was sold at two cento, but we should be glad to pay fifty times that amount for a copy.—Indianapolu Journal. Butler Heard from. Butler hit spoken at last—or rather he ha- written. The dark clouds of doubt that hung like a sable pall over the minds of the politicians in regard to the great demagogue’s candida -y have been partially dispelled; a ray of light comes beaming down upon the political sitdat on and the momentous news goes fcrth to tbe anxiously-wait­ ing world that Butler will run. The letter, addressed to Charles A.. Dana, of the New York Sun, plainly announces that Butler will, enter the field as an independent candidate, as the leader of the Anti-Monopolists and Greenhackers. Butler has reached his present con­ clusion after mature consideration. He had hoped to secure the Democratic nomination for the Presidency. In this he not only scored a failure but wm ignominiously snubbed. The-scoring he gave the Democratic party is yet fresh in tbe minds of the people. He now has a chance for revenge This is not the only ob'eot Butler’ ha*» In bis mind. He does not expect to l»e elected this year; hut he hopes to form a^towerful third party, and there is little doubt that if alive in 1888 he will be again a candidate. It is probable that this is the chief object the dual candidate has in view. The Republicans can afford to look upon the new phase in the situation with complacency. The voters of that party will not be drawn awavjby But­ ler. He does not represent their prin­ ciples. Tbe Republican party has de­ clared against monopoly, but that dec­ laration oy no means includes allegiance to the man of many parties. Blaine will continue to draw votes from the Democratic party, and the disaffected Repub'icans are steadily decreasing In number. Altogether, it looki La i for tho Dempcrato. Their candidates, their platform and their professed principles are all i-gain-,1 their chances fur siiccem. They are in a sea of tronble. and are constantly getting out of their depth. However, the fact is not to be regretted. It is best for the country.— Burlington Hawkeye. • It Won't Work. A Washington dispatch announces an ingenious plan concocted by Democrat­ ic managers there for capturing Massachusette. It is for the “straight Demoocrato” of Massachusetts to thMw Cleveland overboard, and all hands ioin in voting for Butler. This is a very pretty .scheme—for Washington. It is admirab’y ca'culated to help Butler de­ feat Cleveland. But, however altogether lovely it tn.v ,PI>e.r in WMhlmnon. when It oorno. to b« epplM to Munchtoieu, there will be cortwin little ob■Ucle, to latenere with it, working In the firet pin.-.- the erlstor ratlc kid-dore, co lti.li Mid blno-blood wlnlgbt Demo­ crats ot Boston end other MiMdcbusctts elite, hate Untie, with »u lneiiYn«iilthable hatred. Ihey bate slweys kicked With more or les, vigor end with sullen dtegn.t when Under wns the only rozulsr Democratle nominee tor Governor. Io expect them to snrnort him now ’’hen he ■ bo ting against sad trv ng to detent C .er eland, whom thee parti? ulariy admire e, a fellow' of |it. aristocrats Instincts with themselves, te simply alnurd. how is the time when tho* oodrtih aristocracy ot the }>»n'<«ralir P«ny In .Vas^l.nsolts *° «™">PU»I‘ their longcherished revenue upon Butler, to him tonuallv excommunicated rota th, P*#' a,K1 themselves recognized a. the <,r'Kn’1 t"'1 °nl.r Democratic orgsniza. ttetfot that Stale. They exp.? to rt aaoendaney sod leadership which they formerly enjoyed, duriur the yean when tlie Lemncraiic party in Massachusetts was -eminenUv re.Mcf ^l« -vexy eaduri.e in II. IndetSdm *“‘1 a hopeteae minority in hl, toUoJrl ing: betoreUutter, with his demagoeue’s an* apnealed to the laboring ijeb nd other elemeats whom ibey regard as wjhwkT'e.L*”??!. Tl'« indfterano, leademhirhxlh “ Democratic leaders ot Naiwachusntu will receive a> lkT|U)^,u fr0® Washington to Jar, off "«ir button, kid gloves m ihfrir pockete rofl op "heir IHie lien dwv, spit o. tbrir ley-while Landa and go to work with ET.TESK?? «£i into the body Hie a thw in the It h, indeed, a modern mystery. Like thoae aevere and vague maladies that attack horeee and prostrate nearly all the amimalB in the land, this subtle trouble seems to menace mankind. Manv of its victims have pains about the cheat and sides, and sometimes in tbe liack. They feel dull and sleepy; the mouth has a bad taste, especially in the morning. A strange sticky slime collects about the teeth. The appetite is poor. There is a feeling like a heavy load upon the stomach; sometimes a faint all-gone sensation is felt at the pit of the stomach, which food does not satisfy. The eyes grow sunken, the hands and feet fed clammy at one time and burn intensely at others.- After a while a cough sets in, at first dry, but after a few months it is attended with a greyish colored expectoration. The afflicted’one feels tired all the w and sleep does not aeem to afford any rest. He becomes nervous, irritable, and gloomy, and has evil forebodings. There is a giddiness, a peculiar whirling sensation in the bead when rising up suddenly. The bowels become costive, and then, again, outflux intensely; the skin is dry and not at times; the blood grows thick and stagnant; the whites of the eyes become tinged with yellow; the urine is scanty and high-colored, de­ positing a sediment after standing. There Is frequently a spitting up of the food, sometimes with a sour taste, and sometimes with a sweetish taste; this is often attended with palpitation of the heart. The vision becomes im­ paired, with spots before the eyes; there is a feeling of prostration and great weakness. Most of these symptoms are in turn prmntp— fbt that nearly one-third BBL ___________ ion havethis disorder in some of its varied forms, while medical men have almost wholly mistaken its nature. Some have treated it for one complaint; some for . another, but nearly all have failed to reach the seat of the disorder. In­ deed, many physicians are afflicted with it themselves. The experience of Dr. A. G. Richards, residing at Ko. 468 Tremont street, Boston, is thus desribed by himself: so many of my patients, and which had so often baffled me. I knew all the commonly established remedies would be unavailing for I had tried them often in the past I therefore determined to strike out in a new path. To my in­ tense satisfaction I found that I was improving. The dull, stupid feeling de­ parted and I began to enjoy life once more. My appetite returned. My sleep was refreshing. The color of my face which had been a sicklv yellow gradually assumed the pink tinge of health. In the course of three weeks I felt like a new man and know that it was wholly owing to the wonderful efficiency of Warner’s Tidpeconoe, The Best, whieh was all the medicine I took.” Doctors and scientists often exhaust their skill and the patient dies. Tbev try everything that has been used by, or is known to, the profession, and then fail. Even if they save the life it is often after great and prolonged agony. Where all this can be avoided by pre­ caution and care, how insane a thing it is to endure such suffering! With a pure and palatable preparation within reach, to neglect its use is simply tinexc usable. gtauinr.------------- M «« *n4 ay Wia ' ■ griUHl rars, “ I____ Milk Hatn. !L-; «. Sftmn ip* worMLMftnftlt f!^D> practice. i..» WbsAgaead in hh hands by nn Emi mbHtousry the formula at a rascal cure for N^rvow, Debility after havihg tested its p°*«»lu toousairlsid etoesSuiUH It dirty to make R known M&wa. Actuated b» this motive BI'i IgrettevttaoMni Buffering. 1 wm XtS®*1" t<> Who desire It. this awarywehy Enslhh. um, ton tag WEB stmp. naming tin* ium w i Norn 1« Power’s Block. K«« kr?t. n x. y Hannah Akers o( Nottawa Is too years old. The . M''<llcal faculty and :*ot>l- al] .. dorse BunTock Bkaxi BtU.-r> a. tiH! renoratlns. blood purifying tw.ir It. tl^a*^ Bay City ha»S2 pracileln; lawyers. w -n .yoih,MV*‘ a r®*?xn’1 * ;‘nl "U«f. Unakot Karnpv Balaam forThe Thrrmt and a gmrentoed reratsiy for thine diseases.- Price » cents and gi. Sturgis has •? Blaine poles Ask Fredrick Hmcbk Us about Acker’s Blued Khxlr. the only preparation L-u.iranieed to chuume the bkxxl and rrir.tne all rhrunlc diw- M1M Miry Morton and Mlsa Belle XoN<- hare started a new seiulnan In Monroe. Frbd Hotchkiss guarantees pHltin- re he!, for Traverse City hju 9U» children of school ae- a gain of tn over last year. An Editor’s Tribute. Theron P. Keator. Editor of It. Wayur. Ind., Gaaette, writes: •• Fur the past the years hare always used Dr. King * New Diworery. for coughs of most severe character. ;l> sell a» for those of a milder type. It nev er falls tn effect a speedy cure. M y friends U> whorn I Iran- rewi. mended it speak ot It In name high terms. Hav­ ing been cured by it of. every cough 1 hare had for five years. I eo<MldH* It the onh reliable and sure cure for coughs, colds, etc." tall at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store and get a free trial bottle. Large size |1. Tbe Bay CH match yesten e team «bot a slltfbtly ahriui Frederick Hotcbkhs wishes it known uurt he nUHwntecs Acker’* Jh-ivp-Kt Tablets to bthe best retnedy for Inalgvsltan ever made, they always relieve headache Jackson started oil y*t»trrdnv with a paid tire department. \ f Adolf Dalku, carriw* manufart unr. Bufalo, aara; “I wws troubled with naasea. »irk head­ ache and rcocralaebility Burdock Bltxui Bit- Mm. Ella Dewey.of St. Urals. Bbet and killed hemelf Saturday night. She had been drinkies S. B. Durtey. mate of steamer Arizona, hml hi', 12?,lx K.nlKi»to of Labor u»embly luw nearly mo thembera. foot badly Jammed. Thoma-’ Eriertrie OH cured IL Nothing equal to. It tor a qulek istln reliever. The prevailing opinion regarding the Grigg’’ Glycerine Salve. girl of the pericxl is unjust. A few de­ The best on earth,.can truly be said cades back sh»> spun, wove, knit, etc. These things have given way to modern of Griggs’ Glycerine Salve, which is a machinery. She has higher planes, is sure cure for cuts, braises, sctlds, burns, more of an ornament: when m health wounds, and all other sores. Will pos­ is lieautiful. She takes Dr. Jones’Red itively cure piles, tetter and all skin Clover Tonic, which clean* the com­ eruptrons. Try’ this wonder ’’healer. plexion, drives away pimples and cures Satisfaction guatrant«*ed or money re­ all diseases of the stomach, liver and funded. Only 25 oents. For sale by r. kidneys. Fifty cents of Fred’k Hotch­ Hotchkiss. ' kiss. nZ?lS.be!rt«ra^l,c,,!e *nown *«■ the prevention J!}Is I»r. Henry Baxter s Mandrake BlUers. 25 cento per bottle. HE HASTINGS BANNER axd THE DETROIT FUST AND TRIBINE For only >2.00 i*r year. SySotocripttoBs taken at tlih T WE OFFER The Largest Stock, The Most Reliable Goods, And Lowest Prices, IN OUR NEW STOCK OF BOOTS Arffl,OES RUBBERS. ARCTIC, SLIPPERS, R AUGUSTUS ROWER, Three doors west of the bank- WORLB. �K The Hastings Banner, about the water works 11 i * the council room Friday night. Less <tendwee 187. S.S. collections S1S8AB, there should be the positive love of the also from tbe fact that be had made re­ j tAlk and more business is wanted. <«P«u« SUUM. The total oh ra- good, a positive character that can face IX ISBA l «Pt« from aU sourcen, except the mi». Sid Smith is one of the shortest and i down temptations to wrong-doing. suicide. A coroner’s inquest was held siowry societies, during the year have fUnDlmt CometUan5 on the 1been SZ.100, of which SI ,080 was for Parents can not accomplish this much- Monday. A few witnesses were sworn, te-be-desired end by too stern conduct, •but evidently the jury did not think stages tipping the scales at 224 lbs. 1 the pastor's salary. This church was : Born, on Saturday the 8th, to Mr. 1third in the Michigan Conference last nor yet by too much leniency. Patient, Mr. Hodges purposely, but rather acci­ reasonable watch-care and teaching dentally, caused his own death. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Edwards, of this city a year • in amount contributed for the be- i Hodges was quite well known in this son. Ed. promptly brought around the 1nevolent enterprises of Methodism are required. The bearing of society toward the city and vicinity, and had relatives here cigars. ” •Unless the other churches have largely' Hastings township, also in Gjr. Packard is one of the most !increased their collectimuTthe past rear iparties concerned in such cases aa the and in omnmp above is calculated to make them more, northern Michigan, forcible and eloquent speakers in the 1it will now rank as first. It already is : frequent. The young man is for a time country. Hear him Saturday evening 1first w^en the membership and finan- : Suicide in Johnstown.—On Satur­ frowned at; but soon he is received Sept. 13th. 'cial standing of the church are conoid^ith open arms, and those "who had 'day last the body of Hiram Wilson, a ered. No society in the conference has 1 1W“’ That “cold wave” which was hilled ! said bitter things about him are often lumber dealer of Cleveland, Ohio, aged 45, and a son-in-law’ of Danforth for this country, to appear on Sunday ®ade such rapid progress during the Ithe first to welcome him back into tbe about ! of Johnstown, was found in failed to come to time. Must have alii/ iyear as this. In that time Rev. Huns- isocial circle. This is well enough if he Fisher, : larger has preached 200 sermons, mar- I ped a cog somewhere. has fepented. and shown by his life that Fine lake. When found, he had on a ried 24 couples, baptized 81 ’ persons and 1 shirt and pair of pants. He had evi­ introducing he means to live as becomes a man. ' Remember that Gen. Logan will • conducted ») funerals. How differently with the woman! ’dently taken a good run and dived into make a short address from the car plat­ SID StHTHi Too often -but her love and confidence, .the water head foremost, as his head form Monday afternoon. He will ar­ An Unfortunate Affair in |» hr- roal <r.afio» — Tbe JodS«. her guileless trust, have led her astray. was found quite deeply imbedded in the rive on the 2.-07 p. m. train. Assyria. VHLY secONORP BY ' mud. His coat, vest, bat and boots has sinned through love, misdirect- soft , From a trusted correspondent at She ' An able article on the tariff from were found on the shore. He left Mr. util. EDH’IN AMOTT, Lacey we learn of the alleged seduction ed into evil channels. But sotiety one of the most intelligent fanners of Fisher ’s some time during Friday, and As the Twin Brothen, her. She is looked upon as a ‘ ' Barry county was received too late for of a young lady of sixteen, living in scorns doubtless drowned himself the same being, whose one great sin ( ■_S1> A l-OWERFUL COMPANY. this issue. It will appear in our next. Assyria, by a young man of Johnstown. hateful ‘ day. The water where his body was The parties names we will not publish must forever shut her out from com- . r ■ new aud appropriate. Every found was but four feet d,eep. Our readers in eastern Barry should r’"i ■ uid realistic. Every picture peratzthis time, believing that no good can panionship, even, with her former Mr. Wilson was in comfortable cir­ ONE PATEIT TVMIUB Tt? W• U»ich-Tlie KiploAloD-The Fire remember the republican mass in toting come from it. Our friend writes that friends. Sometimes those who are in (cumstances financially, but had suffered < the gn ever produced on any stage MEIICIIETimUEFEB, and pole-raising at NashviDe Saturday Maxnnge m the Snuw-And lhe this is the third ease of the kind within heart and life no l»etter than she are for some time from ill-health. This next. Hem? E. S. Lacey and James linin'uy Court Room Scene. a radius of four miles from the Lacey foremost in attempts to drag her down. had affected ids mind, and at times he Clarke will be the speakers. church in the past two years, that the For its own protection, good society was insane. His devoted wife had 11.1. EtSK Yob TBN DOLLARS. A little son of Frank Chariton, of people there are horrified and indignant must ever preserve the distinction be­ taken him to health and pleasure re­ east Castleton, on Saturday drank a over this betrayal of an innocent, girl’s tween right and wrong doing. Let it sorts in the vain hope (of his restora­ large dose of fly poison from a saucer, affections. The parents of both parties be content with [despising evil doing. tion to mental and physical health. But dally boy which was left on a window in his stand high in that community. The It should be the steady purpose to lift a short time since she had been with reach. For a time his life was despair­ couple have been going together for up the evil-doer. It cannot afford to him in Sault Ste. Marie. As a last re­ ed of, but he is now convalescing. more than two years. The young man forever wrong the woman in such a sort, and still in hope that he might not The ladies’ society of the Presbyter­ is a member of the church, and the here­ case as this one, while it receives back Ixj taken to the asylum, she brought her ian church will be entertained on Fri­ tofore happy pair have been considered with open arms the man whose action husband to her father’s, Mr. Fisher, in Wilirrorh ILuMiip on ^e2j«p.m. train Our correspondent is much more wrong, whose part in Johnstown. In some way he eluded .. ...... ,v. ,u:<l from th»' c»r pintform make a short day afternoon of this week, by Mrs. most promising. uf,‘r to tin- movie <»f Hasting* and vlciiiity. thinks it high time that “the indignant the case is most dastardly. Nothing those who had been watching him, •/L. n.,t ;u>4 hear lhe next \ lev President. George Van Arman and Mrs. Mack The Ha *tmpi Cornel Band will furnish music Hicks at the residence of the latter. citizens take the matter in hand, and but harm can come from such unfeel­ rushed to the lake not far distant, and fi-rthe eccasivu see that the innocent, respectable girls ing treatment toward the woman. Let accomplished his own destruction. The PHOTOGRAPHER. Everybody invite!. x I: -o.-n. Logan win speak In Grand Rapids the greater charity be shown toward affair caused not a little excitement in There will lie a temperance meeting of the community are not left at the her. ' fV-'ti'i-oinde-* on ail railroads. wWatch this space next week; mercy of miserable, low-lived villains the neighborhood where it happened. in the M. E. church at Woodland Cen­ But teach the young man who in­ It was first reported here as a case of in the guise of men; but who are not ter next Sunday evening. An address . j|En’BLICAN MEETING. vades the home of virtue and who de­ will be made by either Dr. Woodmansee men, merely hearts in the form of man. files it with his lust that he has done a suspected murder; but later develop­ ments show it was a suicide. The or Mrs. N. Bailey, otrfhis city. A gen­ “No punishment,” continues the writer, villainous act. Receive him on a par above are the facts as nearly as can be “even to lynch law, can be too great for eral invitation is extended. a villain who will thus betray the con­ with good men only when his conduct learned at this writing. The members oA^itzgerald post wish fidence reposed in him by a kind and shows true repentance, not until he has the Banner lo extend their thanks to indulgent mother, when she allows her demonstrated that he intends to live Mr. E. C. Walker, Editor “Track and OF INDIANA, and be a man. ' Road,” The Spirit of the Times, New A LL PERSONS owing William H. Havford to the ladies, both of the city and coun­ daughter to keep his company.” Teach the young woman who too York, after an exhaustive interview, /k (deceased) for noire and -lattel mortgages ty, for their generous response to the1 The report concludes: •'The parties can at his late resideac ■ and settle with On« ,.f tin' most eloquent speakers of the day. with all leading horsemen, stablemen, must Mrs. Celeste Hayford. I pave no authorized uiHaddre— the citizens of Barry county upon request for provisions to feed the sold­ in this case are of respectable families easily surrendered her virtue that she above named papers. •Jjr J t hural Issues of the day. kt has grievously sinned; but not so griev­ sportsmen, drivers and breeders of agent to collect the iers in attendance at the reunion. MRH. CELESTE HAY FORD. and of good standing in society. The horses of the country, states that St. AT THE COURT ROOM, A meeting of the Blaine and Logani giii is a guileless, innocent one. She ously that the good and the true will Jacobs Oil the great pain-cure, will do not gladly assist her in all endeavors to all that is claimed for it in the cure of club will be held in the court room next■ has always been a kind, obedient daughtatone for her wrong. The talk that she aches, pains and suffering in man and Tuesday evening. Business of the ut­- er, and her misfortune is mourned by a is forever disgraced is idle nonsense­ beast. most importance to the republican^ of’ host of friends. The mother is prostratPersons whose lungs are impair^ or wicked nonsense. She can never undo the city is to be transacted. The pres­■ ed over her daughter's fall^and noth­ the wrong; but in heart, in thought have throat diseases should not go to ence of all republicans is requested. ing can console her. She has the syruthe seashore, as the Mr is always poison­ and sentiment, she can thereafter be Chas. G. Bentley, of this city, wasi pathy of a large circle of friends, and right Stop talking about her, and go ous to such troubles. .Use Dr. Bigelow’s Sept. 13, 1884. Positive Cure. It cures coughs, colds, . what is still better, the assurance of a nominated for state senator by the pro­ to her as a friend, and tell her she has croup, bronchitis, asthma, intluenza, and hibitionists at their convention in Nash-. higher authority than anything earthly, your sympathy and can count on your all throat and lung diseases. Mont­ ■ ville Friday. Mr. Bentley is a worthy that her daughter will be forgiven: for help to redeem her life. If Christcould gomery 8t Co., druggists. Decorah, Iowa, say:.“We are having a run on Positive : citizen, an intelligent man. We doubt if He will reward her who said to. one of forgive such as she, surely society does Cure. It gives universal satisfaction.” the prohibitionists could have made a <old. “Neither do I condemn thee; go not stultify itself por do aught but Price 60 cents and one dollar. Trial better nomination. ’ daughter, sin no more.” It is hoped‘ good, by rendering her every- possible bottles free of Fred’k Hotchkiss. this may prove a warning to the assistance. Don’t make her heartless Frank Campbell says the reason that ' parents of this' community and that and desperate by unfeeling conduct to­ wanted: letters addressed to tbe following persons re­ why Gov. Begole was not in attendance they will more faithfully guard their ward her. Reserve that for the young maining in tin- post office at Hastings, Harr} at our reunion was because his pass had eoanty. Michigan. Sept. 8. ISM: Smith, Hams A VanArman. girls from the dangers to which they are man, if either must have it. He is far Elizabeth Boden. Thoma* Casey, Kmett Hough Of * MM**nchu*otta , Engineer.—Time expired, and as there are grave doubts NOTICE TO FARMERS. L) Miss F. V. Kelly, Kate Mitehell. Anna Norman. subjected. • Warning of MV. John Speuct-r. ttagg**»* more deserving of it than she. Miss Emma Phillipa, Minnie Scott, Egbert , of his re-election, the railroad companies maaler nf B. A A. K. K. Hating rt-ntrd the FrichnnlTlllc Milla Standart, E. L. Brown. Ola FiSeld. Mrs.?. A. "Such ls-the fate of artleu maid. Bleep sfter taiiKue, and health after disease, We are pleased that our correspond ­ Jacksou. Harrison Myers, Frederick Murphy, are Sweet flowen t of the rural shade; and improved it* grinding rapacity one-. are a little chary about furnishing the l wo of the sweetest experience* known to By love’* simplicity betrayed, ent places his sympathy where it be­ Garrison -Powers. Mrs Kobt. Peek. Robert man. Fourteen >earn Is a long flow In which half, 1 uui n«»w ready to make euatom work‘ old man any more j asses. Wright. ■ And KuUelru trust. sutler, yet Hr. Feter Lawler, of Dalton. longs—with the party who is most in­ Drop letters.—Mrs. Hayman, Z. L, Spencefc. to a npcrlalJtjr, and make aa good Family Till she like thee, all soiled Is laid. Mate., had led a miserable *iife for that period The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. H. II. wellman. Low in the dust.” thruufih S'.ic presence of Stone In lhe bladder. , jured. We'trust that all the people in Nile Card —8. F. Hull, That he toughl In alldlrection* for a cure is an Bailey died Sunday, and the body was And now a few observations of our that section may, like him, place the Keapectfuliy youra, W. H. POWERS, P. M. almo-t superfluous statement. He did obtain interred in Riverside cemetery the fol­ own. M. MCNRO. temporary r«UeL but nothlix more. Last Jan­ . burden of the guilt where it belongs— BULWER LYTTON'S BRIDGE. uaryI'” called on !»r. Davidhenriady. of Rondlowing Tuesday. The death of their We hope this terrible affair may with the man in the case. out. N. Y.. a bo said, after examination: “Mr. Where it Touches the Shores and the Lawler, yuu hart atone In ihe bladder. We little one is a severe blow to the affiicL teach the good people of Lacey and perk. SMITH, HAMS A Van ABM AN. Gs-eat Colutuuslu Midstream. win first tn DR- DAVID KEN N EDYW FAVO1P ed parents. In their bereavement they PERSONAL. ITE REM EDY before risking an operation;’' A Baryy county a lesson. Perhaps we ALL ACCOUNTS AND NOTES DDE ME What a beautiful bridge between old age and daya Inter tbe toUqwiiig letter (maned Rev. Hunsberger is attending confer­ childhood is religion. How Intuitively the child few have the sympathy of all. should not advise our elders. But the through the Itondhut post-Offivr. isegina with prayer and worahlP drahln on entering life, life. Daltox, Mum.. February 8. The father of County Treasurer-^ !• growing frequency of these cases is a ence at Lansing. €» O. D. SPAULDING. D*ar Dr. Kennedy:- The day after 1 came and how intuitively, on quitting life, the old man turns back w> prayer and worship, l"* put Un«' Jpnie I passed two grovel stones and :im doing BATTLE L'RY. ' exander successfully removed a cancer sufficient text for a short article. In Mr. I. L. Creasy now waits upon cus­ himself FEFER IjkWLER. again side by side• with the infant. infant,” rere­ Slloelr now. Ion niu»t tnnke MjmesMiMUigevirent In marks Sir E. Bulwer Lytton, in hit "Strange Dr."Kennedy now ba* tlie sincce at bls office, from the face of Mrs. Henry Jones, of the first place, parents allow their sons tomers at J. S. Goodyear & Co.'s. and they are sufficiently formidable toJj»Wy this city, a short time since. The old and daughters to grow to manhood and Wm. L. Brown, postmaster of Prai­ S'ym’. but between tta distant abutments lhe the claim that KENNEDY'S r A VORITE REM­ bridge of life ha* many high and awful arches, EDY Is th- l-adir.g specific for sUme in the blad­ gentleman has teen highly successful womanhood without that healthful rieville, was in the city Tuesday on through which the wiki waters dash and roar in der. In his Ictter Mr. Lawler mentions that Fa­ AN OPEN LETTER. wrath and desolation. Prayer and worship vorite Beinedy al-> cured him ot rheumatism. in his treatment of cancers, and has per­ knowledge concerning themselves that business. alone do not sustain theae. Nature's solid rocks Tbe subjoined certificate tells its own story: they ought to have, and which none but lie unahaken beneath, and human art and OLD Bkxkhhiiuc Mill*, formed many remarkable curA. ‘ Mr. Lafayette Hughes goes to Quin must skill must rear and solidify the structure over­ DaeTOM. May*.. April 27. IMX parents are qualified to impart. Rest Mr. Peter Lawler has been a residml of thia to respond, are requested to pay their aecey. Ill., Monday, to resume his temper­ head. God's will la best exemplified In the laws He lias made fur Uir creature* whom He has town for the past seventeen years, and In our assured that if they do not gain this D uring the reunion th$ Hastings rountsdne us IMMEDIATELY. placed undec their control. Neither taa child's employ for fifteen, and In ail these rears he Ims ance work. ball club played two excellent games, knowledge from the pure hearts of the trustful “Our Father.” nor the oki man s '•For­; been a good and rcipeeted ' me not In lhe midst of mine infirmities," and. community. He has bad some chronie penge. one Thursday, the other Friday. The home circle, they will get it from im­ □Frank Norwood, the Delton store­ get «111 alter this by the weight of a single groin. disease to our kno ttt BENTLEY HBOS. A WILKINS. Science and art first-then faith and prayer- but now claims to first was with the Wayland club, with pure and polluted sources outside. Don t keeper, visited Hastings friends a health, CH. couple days of the past week. ih^ghTu R. G. French, of Middleville, as pitcher. let the boys and girls grow up to be great saaraas, sa^w ****•’. • *1 ***BH ** IU M.>linre* Dr. Kennedy—I James F. Mead, one of the Barry mentn of;eav« The scort stood Hastings 18, Wayland boobies. propliefa or necra. !»lire a burden to might like u> hear nMm Doe° 1,r' time drag? I* your power to cope In the next place, parents become county boys in blue, and a clerk in the yon? 5 At the end of the fifth running the with life'* problem and dutlm weakened? Yoji Smith, Hams A VanAnnan. score was three for the home team to too much engrossed in building up auditor general's office, took in the re­ an; not wrn. Your blood la sluatah and taint<«ood dwelling house to rent at union here, and visited friends in Hast ­ one for the visiting nine. Jhe next day fine homes, in purchasing fine things the-I--M aociora w oc n»unu; uiu i reewroo KNAPPEN A VanABMAN'8. ot only temporary relief until t vtaitod you aM a team composed of Ave Middleville for their children. Better to spend ings, returning to the capitol Monday. f*rm panoi°ln the1 stomach.chronic taking your "Favorite Remedy.” Mr. M. .1. Lathrop and daughtera Mtos STdoreu ".X. other «... in> —, PAllKEHM TONIC wifi roanMBced I coaUnue taking tbe Remedy According to your base ballists, three picked men froln the more time in building up character in Circulation thin week, 1,900. direction®.and them. The trouble is not that the Anna and Mrs. Elfe Dakin, ot Ripon, j Irving nine, and a catcher from Grand nre, oencious, l» powerfal. pare, delicious. mromr. »cienUfir. A*fo-the Rapids, opposed tbe home team- The young men and women who go the Wis and Mrs. W. H. Holmes, of Wau- __________ arch oft he bridge of I'll tine you ten dollars. ___ *' Tirt- 40^.,, anA.Irfprfi nf Dr. E ‘ ft?*®0® °* the “®central -----------------~ nine Innings were played without an way of the unfortunate couple of A^y- paca, Wfau, father and sisters of Dr. E. r Ufa. June », ISM. If you fail to see Ranch 10 you will earned run for either side. But for in­ ria and Johnstown do not know better, H. Lathrop, are spending a few weeks The Somerville school will have a *B0 mani­ kin direct from Paris. miss the liest thing of the season. excusable eareleesnrae in runnlM in but rather that they haw not the char­ in this vicinity among their relatives Bucklea'a Arnica Salva. and friends.________________ Mrs Wm. Kline, of this city, is dan­ Bev. Carnahan, the Hartmgs to} a actor, th. -trong good everlarting NO to gerously ill. would have aoorrfone earned run. The will ray » Ann Who are tired of CWkwa that fade in nua! Sunday morning Israel F. Hodges, taiilM made wetTs for WddlevUle, Irv­ Xeht/rnptetlona. The head Is educa­ There will be a grand torchlight aged about 55, father-in-law of P. A. ted well enough, but the heart is nog ing and Grand Rapids, 4 for Hartings. procession Saturday evening. lectad. Teach the sons and daughtera Sheldon, and who had l>een stopping at The call for the republican senatorial The errors of the borne team were jlreMU In the right Do not be con­ the latter's residence for a few days, nearly all by one person, who lost s run was found in his room in Mr. Sa’ house convention is published elsewhere. by foolishly attempting to run ta Rev. tent with showing them simply which Don't fail to see Ranch 10, at Union Carnahan, struck out 4 tlmru, and maoe la the right and which the wrong; that In an unconscious condition. Upon his Wheat, white, aew. person was found a phial of morphine, Wheat, red, new.... dXXHbey know hall, Wednesday evening, Sept. 17. 4 fielding errors. Some of the boys eye and it was evident that he had taken an b” them to shun what they k“°" General Packard at the court thlsr^frd with overdose of the same- DrE. Up-, evil and cleave to the good. bentlmroroom next Saturday evening, Sept. 13th. hope may be groundless. dreesed tai talk about the “evUa of thia world john was called, and did all that medi­ iiadib—Tsaiyil. . Remember the republican meeting for this record, th. °gy "TowMMf tw not do. A child taught thrt reairt- cal aid could do to arouse the man in the court room next Saturday eve­ home club has suffered might haae ™ to these evils mUra the from his stupor, but to no avail. avalL He gggg............ ning. at o’clock, and been a victory.________ . or woman is the one whowiU nolML died Monday afternoon U 2 J-l—t,---was buried the following day. The The fire scene in Ranch 10 is the A PnoerKlious CBVBCH'‘7FZ2!^„rer Resistance to evil makra good . irome<fiau-fri«xl»of lhe deo«ed luul greatest scene ever produced on any not passive IndUTerence, not tadt assent JOB PRINTING, stage. to the good, but positive love ot the■ notira.1 for some lime thrt he »a» quite Xht and M positive abhorrence ot theI gloomy Md deepondrnt, rod were few- wgwUiw.MUForty laughs in forty minutes with ful thrt he might Uke hie own life. .— Sid Smith as the judge of a Cheyenne t^cT^jXbertblP of op^don young people are al­ He had remarked to one or two that he court. “had nothing to live for, and that the | low M to go into society Gen. Logan speaks at Grand Rapids wooer he ronJd die the better he would!' JOB SALE iipfnrc she has reached her teens ui- be plowed." Watch was kept upon hi« j Letter Heads, Note Heads, Cir­ Monday. Republicans should go and young girl is Uught to "prepMWforsohear him. culars, Envelopes, Etc., movements, but nothing he did caused Rear Logan at the depot, in this his relati.>» roy especial storm, though jap, and aometlmra qurauwiuuc they wire al all times fearful. Whether city next Monday afternoon. See notice elsewhere. ; "“rte^e too nW many young men — hepurpo^y took an overdo- of the ^toMtlor^tlygood. fatal drug or not .. To Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Pjundle, of women in thia wu. __ Grand Rapids, a girl, weight 8 lbs. All fc®® t.th.on-wto. doing well. . - ' tomed to taking morphine at all. and enrollmait otti» Mrs. J. g. Runyan fell and broke To counteract such » nature her arm Monday last. Dr. LampmW reduced the fracture. 1 ONE NIGHT ONLY, ttesiaj Eve., Sept. 17.1884. R\N<tH 10, FOR TEN CENTS. DAME’S BALSAMIC TABLETS, ONE COOK BOOK. GEO. H. HEATH ta Jasper Packard, HASTINGS CITY, KENNEDY’S a««/zs Saturday Evening, Grand Torchlight Procession. . REMEDY Local News. The Narrow Escape LADIES Walters. Richmond, 8E.<*> de‘y”W1U11^«P.SStoS>!X O. Whitcomb, RAHNER �BACK! -w H Y ? Because I am Ahead of them, with a Larger Stock and Lower Prices I am in the Clothing Business in earnest and do not mean to let any one show Better Goods or Lower Prices than I will. Everybody seems anxious to buy goods Cheap. That is right. they can buy Good Goods at such Low Prices as I am selling What is the use of anyone paying high prices when there is a place I AM NOT AFTER LARGE PROFITS. I axxx Satisfied x^vitlx Small ZE^rofits! I am convinced of one thing, and that is this: . The only way to make any money selling CLOTHING is to sell lots of it, and the way to do that is to put the Price down and let the Goods go. I have put the Price Below other Dealers on Good Honest Goods! And Ask You to Give UVEe a, Call wlieii Yoxi "Want Any Goods in line. R. K. GRANT, the Maker of Low Prices. ■ in New York City and one-fifteenth of the entire number made in the country. । About $18,000,000 of capital is devoted ,~ The use of tobacco has increased so ; to the cigar business in N< — x ork. lew rapidly in this country that it has Well­ mtx M rnt/Mi ftt Tobacco Manufacture. and almost becomes a necessity. To-day; some 700,000 acres are devoted to ns took to Hod a place, however .mall or isolated, in this country where tobacco ia not obtainable and where more or less of the weed is not consumed, and yet of the vast army of tobacco users, very few have much knowledge of tbe plant or any adequate conception of tbe enor­ mous figures representing its product, manufacture and consumption. The origin of the word tobacco is uncertain. Gome say it came from tbe Carribeun Indian name for pipes, “tobscotj;” others from the Mexican province^‘/Tobaaco;” some say it came from Tobajo, one of tbe Csrribean Islands, and still others ■ that it came from “Tobasco,’’ in the Florida Gulf. Tbe plant is ah anutal, growing from three to eight feet high. It thrives best in rich soil or sandy loam. The seed is sown after being mixed with plaster, usually in tbe winter months, March being considered the best time. A product m 600 or 700 pounds to the acre is a good yield. In 1880 there were 610,000 acres planted in tobacco, yield­ ing 460.000.0UO pounds; in 1881 the acreage was 646.000, and the product 449,800,000 pounds: in 1882 613,077.558 pounds. Virginia tobacco is used priudp%llv for chawing tobacco, while that reused in Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Massachusetts is almost entirely used for <•’ am, chiefly for wrappers. Formerly jtie best cigars were made in Cuba, ‘ previous to 1820, the manufacture was controlled by the Government At present, aa good cigars are probably ’ made in New York City as anywhere in the world, large numbers of Spanish skilled workmen being engaged. The cigar trade has been rapidly diverted to the United States during the past few years. In I860, Cuba exported over 1,982,000,000 cigars. Only about 400,­ 000.000 are annually made there now. The United States made 8.117.860,952 cigars in 1882, New York leading with 1,072,000,000, Pennsylvania following with 623,000,000, and Ohio with 277,­ 000,000, while Massachusetts comes ighth ia the list with 76.000,000. Cigars are- of two kinds, “hand­ made” and “mold,” or “form made.” Hand-made cigars are made by wrapping leaves of tbe right length around a small bunch of loose tobacco. Molded cigars are made by enclosing tbe filler in the •‘binder’’*or inside wrapper, and then pressing them in a mold for a day, after which the wrapper is put oa. Workmen receive f11 to $16 per 1,000 for hand-made seed and Havana goods; makers of clear Havana cigars receive from 618 to $67. I* 1888 the nrm than M8.306.- ing rapidly at night down Piccadilly had just been flinging a bomb into the JJENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS’ back area of a club, and endangering the fives of a dozen serving women „q)om j10 j1!Ui never seen? There is the faint chance of treachery among the criminals, and the fainter one of re­ Many of those smaller manufacturers morse, but the former has not been have”, until recently, had their cigars common when the trial is public, and made the "“dc in tenement bouses, bo”»«'- but “ » New 1 the latter is unknown. Tlie police York Assembly recently passed on act have nothing to do except watch, and ■ forbidding it. stop the supply of dynamite when they Cincinnati is quite a tobacco and cigar can. And we do not know that they center, its annual product reaching can do even that to any great purpose. 100,000,000 cigars, and from 3,000,000 j Thereare among us men cultivated be­ to 5.000,000 pounds of manufactured to­ yond their fellows, and with a double bacco. Boston's importation in 1888 account to render, who use their was about 2.825,000 cigars, valued at knowledge of tbe new powers of science $88,391, and paying $91,858 8 duties; also alaoy to facilitate murder; ------------------------1------and "-* agaii - Uwt such 1,863,000 cigars which were warehoused^ mcn— “ocSety>8 notr — armed., - — -—-. wt ./hen men The total Importation was 4,188,825 can carry death in handbags, and scat­ cigars, valued at $158,695, and paying ter destruction out of paper parcels, over $167,000 duties. the only possible safeguard is the moral Key West made about 44,000,000 one—the inability of human beings to clgaqi last year. The total number bear tbe strain of an* enthusiasm of made in the United States in 1883 was crime for long. » When conscience 3,077,494.037; cigarettes, 640,021,658. wakes up, as it must some day. and The total taxes paid were $17,825,189. Irish leaders refuse to lead unless such The internal revenuetax is now three dol­ “warriors” are made outcasts, and lars per 1,000, having been reduced from Irish followers regard, them as they re­ six dollars May 1. 1888. Taxes on gard men who break the secret agrarian tobacco productions yielded the Govern­ law, and Frenchmen and American a re­ ment over $42,000,000 last year. When fuse asylum to those who so abuse it, the tax was reduced dealers and man­ dynamite outrages will cease. Till ufacturers were allowed to file claims then they. will go on, as murder has Buyers »re Invited to C*ll end for a rebate of three dollars always gone on through ages, in spite Them. per 1.000. The claimants numbered of all that ehurc^gs could teach or. Gov­ • over 46,000 and claims aggregated $3,­ ernments could threaten. A new and 725,000. Although Congress passed the useless misery has been added to life, bill ordering a rebate, no money was principally to the lives of tbe poor; and . ppropriated to pay •it. » Aw. .appropria HWZ.w. wX — ­ An that is all. The world seems, no doubt, te has been made by the present Con­ to have gone back; but, after all, the gress, and claimants expect to receive epidemic of dynamite is not wotre, their rebate soon. The Spanish Gov­ morally, than the epidemic of poison­ ernment has recently relinquished tbe ing, which has repeatedly broken out monopoly of the cigar business at in Europe; and probably not so danger* Manila, where there, are five factories, ous, for the poisoner, though aa full of employing 10,000 workmen and turning hate as tbe dynamitard, had the addi­ out 100,000,000 cigars, and hereafter as' tional motive of personal greed.— good cigars may be^ expected from Spectator. Manila as Havana.—Boston Globe. MAN WAGONS! Eac& One Warranted! We are making three widths of Tire: S A Thoughtful Father. The Dynamiting Era. Building Material! We keep a Full stock of Everything that enters into a house, from “Myson."said a thoughtful father, What is to be done? There is noth­ with a fair bald head and a kind blue ing to be done except to endure with eye, “I observe with feelings of deep stolid patience, ’ and as little hate aa regret that you hgve been reading Bow­ possible, till it pleases God to strike, or legged Jake, orthe Road Agent's Re­ tHl a new aud strange form of crime, treat’ It is not a good book, my son. which will be short-lived, like other such and a continued perusal of such litera­ forms, has in ltd turn passed away. ture may wean you from that path which We must endure the dynatnitards as leads to success and honorable position. Spanish-Americans endure earthquakes, It would break my poor heart, John as part of tbe unfortunate order of Henry, to have you become a road agent things. There is no use in reprisals or pirate or burglar for the mere ■ pit­ which will never be carried out, and if tance that such callings bring to those they were would only reduce English­ who pursue them, when there are such men to the moral level of their grand opportunities for youth, energy and talent in this great oountrv. Lay that book aside and "be patient, my son. to secure justice to the race which and in time you may be able to steal the requites us thus. Ireland is not aepa- entire capital of a great bank. No selfrespocuag and careful voung man would As low m can be bought tn any oomPrting market In the State. adopt the prataaioQ of agent when univerae, .that good in one spot would by a little time and preparation he can be stronger than eriL Let the good g»1?„.tl, PL.a,ld,,n,.°« • bttk."lx* __ i:_________ . 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J<W|i route rSTtoLir,.. ’ CHICAGO. ftf^AniVEGETABLE Doors, Sash & Blinds, IghtSSlcURE FOR roR Of Our Own Make, Blltousncas, Dy»peP*la’ Uttailtaty IamjwwmeT AND asure COSTIVENESS lndlge«tlon, Diseases Of the Kidneys,Torpid Liver Rheumatism, DixxIneM, Sick Headache, Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, Erup tlona and Skin Diseases. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-09-19.pdf 0356bb86efaf6e1771a8f58c2dc98cb4 PDF Text Text Hasting VOL. XXIX. NO/22. ner. HASTINGS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 19 iR84 The Hastings Banner. FOR TEN CENT8. DAME'S Tur BALSAMIC TABLETS, Coughs and Cold*. ** marshall l. cook. o« PATENT TUMBLER TOP H lkSCBIPTION RATES) . :i to JHT year: If paid within six L-.y.per year; It not paid until ex­ i ..fvejr. $IJA Subscribers out­ ,! Barry Co.. 31.» per year. tn. ..irtablj ca-h In advance. ONE COOK BOOK. TUB MOMra >,.Jre co ADVERTISING RATES: Ou.. I iluiut' p ryear................................... 8100 00 .-Iiargi* fnr>]»ecial positions. ice .108 PRINTING. . ..i pride Is felt in the Job Printing De­ li. Hann ■«. Even-tiling in the . m .-k-w; ami with the latest faces of ■ . i .-iininivt-d patterns of machinery, .nip. :< ut workmen employed, enables tho i it i -bi first-dans Job worJj. , pl iMEXT SMITH, l Lawyw, affiied over R. K. Gnuft’s store.) I»,•„,ii ill courts of the State. Collections -pr..;:-ly iooRjd after._______ .________ 1 ' “vwi' R KkAWfiM. c. H; VakAkman. ir\ U’i’EN Jt VanARMAN, K Lawyers. i (Over Hastings National Rank.) TORN CA1IVETH, rI Attorney at Law, Middleville. Mich. t T> W. NJSKERN, I , Lawyer. Over Spaulding’* dry goods store.) tVi" it’v'Jtl promptly to all business In all •1 in(iiarges n-usouable. 4 E. KEN ASTON, 21. Attorney at Law, • Over J. S. Goodyear & Co.’w More.) Fi scticcs in all courts of the State. CoBections pr .-.iptiy .nlteuding to. r W. LOWRY, M.Dra V. Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. (Office. W Thara St., Hastings, Midi.) Calls in town or country promptly attended. < tffit-e hours- 8 to to a. in. and. 1 to 3 p. rn. T- ■;< -neat Holloways'drug store. Lc- special attention paid to surgical diseases and in.-.in s of the eye and ear. Q V KETT A BUTLER, ij. I’yslcians and Surgeons, (Prairieville, Mich.) . A’.: ■ dis, night or day, promptly attended. n R. TIMMERMAN, ’' L . Hontrepathic Physician & Surgeon, i First door east of Holloways* drug store.) jTT’wjfT.i oneS JJ Dentist. ‘ All unrk promptly attended to. ELTON & WHITLOCK Are limits f<»r the Watertown Insurance. Go. Tb<- write policies on a man’s i>ro|wrty against b>n-. b-. Or.. lightning or wind; against * man’s iif- by death and accident. : ^OOK & SHELDON, o’ffieem Abstract Block, Hastings, Mich.) H the only set of Abstract Books in Barry 1 I A. FOOTE, 11. D, Li. Physician and Surgeon, (Office east side Main St., NnshvlUe;Mlch.) Residence next door north Wolcott House. Ail calls promptly attended too. day or night. TO>El ’IL KN i GI Fl\ J Veterinary Surgeon. (Residence, Rutland, near Yeckley school house.) Win attend idl calls for services night or day. cijitrg' ‘ W. P. POLHKXUS, M.D. Tills. BROWN .t PuLHEMUS, Lf HdmiEputhic Physicians & Surgeons. (Office over Jullas.Russeiys store, Main St.) Calls answered from the office at all hours of the duv ur niehL Dr. Polhemus. will give special att*1.lion to diseases of the Eye and Ear. Office hours—0 to 12 a. m.; i to 4 p. m._____ _ ’ pl. AR KE & RIKER” V Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. in Union block, over Beamer Bros.) Hastings, Midi, Brnctlcp In all courts of the state. Attend to collections and perfecting titles to real estate. Money to loan Insurauca taken etc., etc. t... pl BLIP T. COLGROVE, I Lawyer, Hastings, Mich. I’i'uipcutins Attorney for Barry County. JTOLMES & HOLLY BROS. Right at the tat! feiHber tilth, lffV4. Goftfc of All Kinde to be Marked Down! We Win take Produce as usual, bat no more credit given. Xo more Book-keeping, and no more bad debts. 13850968 OF GOODS TO BE KEPT FULL! AND A BRAN NEW LINE OF ' °® “*yle ttle *>>e most eon,us TPmaentaUve In thia state of those temperance men who think the ranee ot prohibition cannot be Irert serv«o oy ' ..ting the prohibition ticket. You offer to work for the republican party if I can show yon how a prohibitionist ran do ao without telling a lie. PHOTOGRAPHER. *1“'?* “» «U> Plank in the re­ publican platform of 1872, Und the aoof “J® republican oojvention of CT^Vatch this space next week, mjejeetlng the request of the W V. 1. L. as conclusive evidence that the republican party is not In favor of pro­ hibition. 1 do not expect to convince you, but 1 propose to show my temper­ ance friends why 1 vote the republican ticket. I do not claim that the republican par­ tv has ever in national convention de­ clared f°r prohibition; but it is comSALE the P^dple tliat the people of Michigan have a right to say what the constitution shall contain on that subject, and they pught to lie allowed to speak; that it declares its belief freely ■Hie property known as the "Morgan Plso fairly and honestly on that question in oirChurch street, Hastings, Mich. its platform, and that in doing so it did For terms, etc.. caU on or address jtll that any temperance organization I ever represented demanded of it. To* make this question a national is­ AUENl sue with the present state of public feel­ Or MRH. r. M. l-OTTEB, Vmu.mt.IUt. ing would in my opinion bury the partv which advocated it and.retard the cause yOKE OF CATTLE FOR SALE of temperance for many years. I know your people have no toleration for the temperance men who differ from them. The subscriber desires to sell a Yet we must retain our honest views and stand your condemnation. When the states show themselves able to solve this perplexing question with the full power in their hands, it will be solved Weight,\ibout 4.000 pounds. lor the whole country. There are other questions- than tem­ They are In good order; dark red uolor. perance before this nation to-day, ques­ For terms Inquire of tions affecting commercial welfare, and striking directly at the rights of the LUTHER WRIGHT, American workingman. On these ques­ On his premises six miles south of this city'and tions I am in hearty sympathy with one mile south of the Hendershott school the republican party, and against the house, Baltimore. augeiMt democratic partv; and the ideas of one or the other of these parties must pre­ JJENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS’ vail in the coming election. If I should cast my vote for St John I would not only throw my vote away, but afford aid and comfort to the democratic party, which I will not willingly do, knowing that it is the foe of temperance and that it antagonizes my belief on other subjects. Shall the republican or dem­ ocratic party rule this nation for the pext four vears? That’s the issue. Hpw shall I vote? How ought I to vote? Shall 1 cast my vote to. help make Cleveland president ? or shall I vote for Blaine ? It is an easy question for me to answer. Because 1 cannot have all 1 wjint, shall I refuse what is offered me notwithstanding the tyct I desire it, or shall 1 kill the giver so that I can have forced upon me what I ab­ hor? 1 know you argue that by destroy­ ing republicanism you have a short road to prohibition. When you have killea the republican party the demo­ cratic party rules—not you nor your ideas; and when that party gives you prohibition wickedness will have de­ parted from the land. 1 have seen the time when I hoped ,to bring all men to my views/>f reforming the world. I. have more recently concluded to post­ pone indefinitely the date. I am opposed to the prohibition party for these reasons: 1. Ita speakers, journals and leaders declare that to promote the cause of Buyers are Invited to Call and See temperrnce the republican party must die. I believe that it is the democratic Them. party which ought to dte and that when the republican party dies all hope of temperance dies with it. 2. I bdieve the prohibition party, as a nartv, never succeeded in. doing any­ thing for temperance, er temperance has succeeded in getting to the front It has lieen brought about by republican agencies. __ 8. The prohibition party operatee slmply as an aid and sunporter of the dem­ ocratic party. It strikes Its heavy Wows at the republicans and says little against the democrats. The open letters of lu adherents are published in de“?cr“1“' oknere and the democrats publish them We keep a Full Stock of Everything Krause they believe that it helps the d««uini harm, the repubUra^ The democratic papers urge them oxrto shake the trees, and the democratic tar­ ty to pick up the nuts. Tire prohibi♦Inn fi nartv aDDeMs to republicans to deMrt ’part?md.e^ileno' avowedly GEO. H. HEATH, At a Bargain. C. Whitcomb, .Yoke of Cattle WAGONS! Eacli One Warranted! We are making three widths of Tire: Building Material! Sill to Ridge Board. Doors, Sash & Blinds, Of Our Own Make, Mrs. B. S. Holly At the helm. STCOME AND TRY US'! Satisfaction guaranteed, and Goods Cbeiapw than ever you bought before. HOLMES & HOLLY BROS., WoodUnd. /r/ i y?u not write to some leading democratic statesman and ask °ie light of tte sumptuary Plank in the democaatic Chicago plat­ form, and the non-temperance utteran­ ce in Cleveland’s letter, he can con­ scientiously vote for such an old prohi­ bition fanatic as Gov. Begole ? Y ou are no doubt, doing your duty as you understand it You cannot elect st John, ion will undoubtedly help strengthen the chances for Cleveland. 1 am against Cleveland and the demo­ cratic party. I ani going to try and help defeat them. My way of doing ia to vote for Blaine, Logan and Alger, and I propose to do my level beet to help them get there. , . ■ Your*. R. E. FRAZER. Jackion, Aug. 33,18H,________ Why the Democracy can­ not win. The democratic party can never win a national victory. Its old men are dy­ ing away. The boys who catch the bal­ lots that fall from their stiffened hands are republicans. This fact cannot lie denied. Lt will do no good to quarrel with it. All other causes which have operated to diminish the number of democrats and increase the number of republicans are insignificant besides this one tremendous and invincible fact. The curse of slavery has poisoned the blood and rotted the bone of the demo­ cratic party. The malediction of the war has.palsied his brain. The young wife who held the babe up to kiss the father us be hurried to the tap of his de­ parting regiment has not suckled u democrat The weary foot of the gray grandmother who watched the children while the wife was busy has not rocked the cradle of the democrats. The chair that the soldier father never came back to fill has not been climbed upon by democrats. The old blue coat that his comrades carried back was put up for little jackets, but not one covered the heart of a democrat. The rattled mus­ ket that fell from him with his last shot liecame the thoughtless toy of his boys, but not a hand that played with it was the hand of a democrat. The babe he kissed crowed and crowed for his return, and its. uhwit ting and unan­ swered notes were not from the throat of a democrat. The tear-soiled canip lettas which.the mother read aloud in the long bitter evenings, while the boys clustered at her knees, did not fall upon the ears of democrats. The girl’s sobs, blending with the mother’s weeping, did not make democrats of their brothers. Perhaps the father had lieen a democrat’ all his life! The children go to school. There is not a democrat on its benches. —Chicago Times, Dem. Rev. J. II. Ecob's Idea of Bir.lne. Rev. J. H. Ecdb, of Albany, untlef whoso teachings the Republican candi­ date for tne Presidency sat for sevens! years.bns written the following letter to the C/irftliau Union, giving the reasons which have led him to support Mr. lilaine; 1 am most happy, at your courteous re­ quest, to SOt before the readers of the Chti*firm L'ln.r-, tbc reasons whioti have led me to support Mr. Blaine. In the first place, 1 am particularly gratified with the method of pls nomination. It was a fine Illustration of the bort chsraeuiristics of our American system. For many years large numbers of our citizens, from ali parts of the country, have strongly desired that Mr. H aine should receive the highest office within their gift. Again and again the purpore h-.» neon defeated by mere 1>olitl<-al craft .,ut as *oon as our political mechanism was readjusted an sounder prin­ ciples. tbo will of the people came to expres­ sion. Every American altl/en ought to rtJoioe that for once tho will ot tbo people In a National .Convention bad not been defeated by a ••unit-rule * or ••dara-horse” legerdemala. but In square, open fight, the man whom the majority so ardenUr sustained received the nominating vote. Mr. Blaine's attitude durMMcntlj- nought 1 by the people. He has not answerwl one ot the thousands of letter* ad­ dressed to aim with reference to his candi­ dacy. While bl* friends were earaestiy eogngod for him. hu was heartily, happily en­ grossed In his great literary work. Dignity, self-respect/ oitenneM, manline** bare marked bc#i tho convention which tendered the honor tfnd tho man who received IL > In the second place 1 roost cordially support M r. Blaine for bis own sake. I believe tn the men. TbM confidence haa steadily «trengtnenod through twelve year* of personal ac­ quaintance. in the church. In the household, as a neighbor and mend, the same unfailing warmth and truth of character have been con­ spicuous. he is a Chriatiao gentleman. Mr. Blaine la n man at genluS and learning. And I inn sure 1 am not the only American citizen who ha* prayed that be might not eee death until he had the privilege ot voting.for a truly doing so. rwilly help the shall never knowingly, directly or inai ifictlv feed and strengtaen a foe for the purpbie Of making It strong enough to specung our greatest men. it Is a cause far that a true leader and strangle me This I must do if 1 vote profound gratitude !>«■ at last sninnw>nrat bv forSt John and thus help bring the dTo‘S^th?’proMbitlon party because iU iSeraand journals falsely charge the republican party with hypocrisy in wWri te ha^ thfi constitutional J^mrat submitted to the people This it did at the very outset b«fo™ W facts could have lieen known on whle° As low as can be bought In any oom- to base an opinion. They charge the mmilillcan state committee with re­ peting market in the State. questing speakers in its employ to IgSoreibfsubmL-lon pUnk. I know to be false, .!z! •neakers with not advocating that Sank. To many of the speakersithis Hmw charge is unjust I .made as many anwwhM us any one in that campaign promptly oohe. SSd^thera did the same, and this is a for the whole people, and to And Satisfaction Guaranteed. question the republican pert- are willing tn leave it. The republicjm party can Millinery Goods, Pluing, Ming & TO BE ADDED, WITH WHOLE NO. 1522. it. E. FRAZER QN POLITICAL _______ ___ ,OTia A. Prohibition. F^± 1™“™ 01 MlsL.el J. own wai parted D ‘S “any *“ th«“ me, tori____ f,?pPo9e y°D addrffi&ed vouMetter’ to }? 1 am a repuliBcan. Doesn’t itstrikeyou that it might be fair to »yie of that dk. and the Utter answers ^i.te an "Pen ietter to the democrat* and greenbackers *:* Suppose vou write ,DbU5 Post of the Mth. “d Mk hl™ Lbw he ran, *ir. r razer is strong and conclusive in as a prohibitionist and a woman suflrarS”olutely truthful gist, enter into an alliance, offensive terait. to- He writ**1 in U>« ‘O- and derensive, with the democrats, who ma?.Stonper*nce- “ a telipenmee »relHe.him ““Ihla Pr‘nciP|«>. but who man to temperance men: just now wnng him tor purposes ot nnmin Y<lS “f14™36 to me to-day nre !£’lf, 5lSlin J“U». he. bring a iDi?1?e.n Softer which you cause to be candidate for office, should be interco*? th» ?«io.-muc“ £r Of z . |<cr.t.MHE» FRIDAYS, AT if.trriNGs, Barry Co., Mien., BHMBBOSJI™ character which his friends have loved in privaro life ft tbo motive and light of the public career. In all tho varied and complicated pioblcms which have engaged the American : tv<-ntv vMrs tie has never lancu io nu n»» ’ v^i. aide with :ho enlightened conscience of the country. Uo has not been quietly tor Ute righu but openly, ajurowsitely, mightily for offload utterance#. from th U> the last act as bceretai chaUomro him to Impeach lifljH/rtant point. Even h that ojeju, manly characte lly condone. any »"’aUllth!c5X Aniont '^r’msuagSXT M tnnre »tlv rrtnw»Mrt Ac unalrwoaWc oiement, manhood. ^jSl|M *.S5U«nt» demand. Con- V^rttbe raoristuento and the legislators wi"ll be all right and not before. r*“tret. Christian Nation On tho’globe, a. rta, iMcanmi it brings to mind the il&cm of their slander*. The only E way a Republkwi can get himself esdtod virtuous while living, by tbeae dehtmen of all that is noble, rs to stifle all his in­ stincts, prove false to all his convic­ tion*. eat all bis past wonts, and join the Democrats in trying to elect a Preaid«nt by the abot-gun and slander. Mr. Curtis knows bow ibis —.V. K Tribtast. ♦Ml- The first, < ivil-aervkx- reform, loo*t»U to jQ^ rcarutauon of the Notion s lu­ " to relieve the cbiei executive officers of “1 l.nBn!’*5’ pei».»nal detail. Unit they mtapt rbx> uie.r time and thought U> National at lhc ,Mro'-' ll!np “■* b,ow The Independent* Snubbed. at the system of ■•spoil*" that was fast rieLnuchinjr the public mind Ths second rx-Mul The New York Times is fretting into I?!?!’* S" 5 foe South Am. or ‘Ai-. H?.n’ ““ one ot HM Utterances,' of distinctively American Christian states- trouble in its new party affiliation*. It. ventured to protest against the selec­ manahip This great Nation looked be W K! tion of William H. Barnum as Chair­ man of the Demo nttic National Com­ mittee. aod straightway got* snubbed for its pains. The Cincinnati Enquirer k . *h'»ul4 It •» a propbeey of the thus remarks on the plaints of the kibd of mintatry in which, an I belie-, e tn mr limes: country, the future wifi be fruitful. Tnte Govorniretim is not a mere bus'ne.s-taan's oenvenU-no^and servant Thia Nation Is or- boon kicked nut of the Kepubikian parts- doas ^£neU eud< °r rtatu-oiuuiras and peace. Ue shall never attain the truepar- not make the ?’trnc« a Democratic paper, and. ^5t‘1.°L°urM'“** norer true and lasting National rreatncKS. until our chief executive officora ere p aacsved and ruled by the conviction or the ea-. -ntuilly ethical characwr of the Nation. Tne Letter of Peace tes­ contemporary is likely to have much more tifies that both Brssldent Oarftal.l .ttnd Mr. than this :o annoy and make it unhappy be­ Elaine proposed to carry up the Administra­ the campaign Is Over. We see no symp­ tion (o the verjr htabest plane of moral pur- fore things are to be run to suit I ts aristo­ F'.!?: u.Kw“°R? llk* th‘‘ Mbc*vc ®«*blisb my toms that and English taste. Our dtatatereMad faith tn Mr. Blaine as a man. Character is cratic advJoe to rhe Timrs would be to gel back Into °He- s?AtoJSMPart Pirate, part public. It is the Ke; u'.Ucan party. if ft am. True. ft had all public. What we know bim to be in the small nn influence there, but as a Democratic new»arc of hla pnvatepersonal l.fo. that bo must be in the whoic irreat circle of the public career. P01* ntD°re for the man. In the ‘ third place, I ahull »iro ray constden'Jous sup­ mauy an unkind ret erence. port to Mr. Blaine for rhe sake of the prtner The Times must be highly edified by pice and the party back of hitn. Tho attempt the sentiments expressed toward it by to cry down the distinctions between the two irrea’ parties ft utterly vain with men at all its Democratic brethren, as exemplified conver* nt with tho history of the last twenty­ in the editorial columns of the Enquirer. fire years. Btnkealtne down through that The former paper deserted the Repub­ hjitory. nnd you will find on the Hjrht’hand tho Republican party and every rreat moral lican party from purely selfish motive*, victory which the Nat-ou has rained. Ofrthe and it is now reaping its reward. It is left ft Lbe Democratic party in uufailiax ho> tibty to oven' moral movement. On the rtaht. also said that the circulation of the ft freedom, ou the left ft slavery. On the Times has fallen off 15,000 since its right ft the war triumphantly conducted: on the left Is srinpamiy with li»e enemies that change of face. . and that the New smiyht tbo Nation's *Bfe. Op tne rtirht is York Tribune has increased its ctrcnemancipation ami Hut fruits of the war wisely lation by that number of subscribers. garnered; on the left is affiliation >ith the Altogether the T’lme* seems to have master of the slave and a out-responding ao Hire to put on aa equal footing the men who made a bad move. Snubbed by tb» fought azninst the Notion with the mon who Democrats and deserted by the Repub­ fought for IL These statements are not the assertions of licans, it has only its crazy abuse of Mr. a partisan, but a simple enumeration of his­ Blaine through which to vent its rage torical fact*. One zlance nt tne forties as they ami disappointments. stand arrayed against each otbor is sufficient This little paragraph in the Enquirer proof. With be Republi an j*arty ft the great middle claav embracing the large ma­ betrays the feeling felt toward the Be jority of .American-born citizens, the agn- publican bolters by the I>emocrat8. cultural population almost bodily, the propei-ty-bolding, re*|K> THqblc c «c* who have given The latter have no sympathy nor re­ pledges to their country. This middle class ft spect for the alleged principles of the tho heart whoso steady pulsation has carried the Nation in Its peril end -. rtallzed it In its former. They only want their votes to prosperity. Again I soy. It '* in vain to an­ aid in electing their candidates: thiinounce, as the ne» Democratic platform has done, the Independents would be no Jnst done, that parties change v. .th time as If to assure the co ntry that II hn l repudiated longer recognized by the party whose lie history. Ti.e eiaetc* that are solid for ft battles they fought. It would be the to-duy give the i c to all such assertions. These linos of clu-i age run down info the old 8t>iry of the monkey, flic cat.- tb? Critnitl t e rock. They are visible to every eic- chestnuts and the fire. The Independ­ Izcd land on tho globe. Tbesam>> parties, ents have nothing to gain by the r co­ the same Principles, are evet-ywhere set in alition with the i emoc ats. They can but tie array. It 1- the Irrep c*lble oonfiict. as old at time Pnn -lplee abide, and every not hope to elevate the political*’tone principle hat a following .-’fterlts own kind. the principles nor the methods of the Name-> may cbai>-;e. and there may arise iro- Democratic party. They can not raise penttivt’ tea»on« .or purl ring a party organl.-atlon, but no lapse of tithe, no Juncture of the Bourbons to n higher plane; there­ cironnurtunccs, can over lutfuccan Intelligent, fore they must sink to. th plan • of the ennscient ous Republican *o go over Into thr Bourbons. The ludependvDts will other camp. Very truiy yours, J. H. Evon command no sympathy when they • sy st the dish of crow t at is set before The Patriot's Cross ot Honor. them. They made their choice, .tod, That was »• striking cartoon which as t)jo Democrats tell tbom, must do a> U'tryrer's If eekly printed 4n 1861. Then the majority will*. The IhdejHmdents if disgusted ali loyal men: now it dis­ bolted from one major.tv. but have gusts also, ex ery man of •-enec or encountered another that suits them ue’cehcy who was then in sympathy far less than the original, it will uoi whit secession. But, turning' from it. be surprising to see the masses of the we.read in the Worlds “The Repub­ bolters re urn to I he pats the-, once lican party was originally a party of ail'ectod to desp sc. lu ink ttg up with high aims and honest principles. When the De n.c cratic party, to use a slangy it boasted of such members as but expre-eive term, they bit off more Abraham Lincoln, Charles Sumner. than they had bargained for. .­ Gerritt Smith, Chase, Sewbrd, Fessen­ This early unmasking of the real den.'* Let us pause here a moment Democratic sentiment toward the ReWhat did the Democratic party have to pu’-ffican bolters will no doubt bare a say of these metf when living? Of Mr. good eject No intelligent roan hke> Lincoln, as Harper's Weeklyreminds to be used a« a tool, and that i< usi us. it said that ho was n drunken, what the Democrats propose making o ignorant boor; a ;gonlla.” with the Independents. If the latter are neither Drains nor patriotism, whose thus willing to debase themselves fot li e wnascandalous. Of Mr. Sumner’* the ostensible reason of personal hale against one man, they are fully al lib pnbTlo andTprivato life it said so mneh. erty to do so. Free trade will gain that the cowardly and murderous as­ sault by Preston S. Brooks wna con­ nothing bv it, an 1 the whole tabor of the bolter* wid be lost Then they sidered by many Democrats a glorious feat. What didit not say that was will have gained only the contempt ot both parties. .. The Independents ar.foul of Gerritt Smith and other kabolitionists? What nastiness did it shrink not to be envied.—Burlington Hatoke^^ from uttering about Mr. Chase? Its The man who knew more ahna. abuse of Mr. Seward, both before and after he became Secretary of State, and the Morey letter in 188(> than anybody fhe DemooraXie of Mr. Fessenden, before and after he eiao is in; com maud forces in 1881. It will l>e a campaign fo; became Secretary of the Treasury, some men will even now remember. A reform by forgery.—Philadelphia Presn. little later, it discharged all its filth at Probably owing to the proximity oi “Butcher;” Grant Then it teviled Mr.’ Haves, Mr. Evarts, and Mr. Sher­ armed bands, there was not much culti­ man. Then it crawled in the dust to vation going on in the immediate neighwrite on pavements its foul lies about Ixirhood of the Elephant Mountain, General Garfield, and followed- him to branch of the Song-koi wanders in a his very grave with infamous slanders. Tobe “tattooed*’ by the Democratic most bewilderingway. As we got nearer party has become the hall-mark of the main river, however, it waa very patriotism. Ho who has escaped the different On both aidee. Mi iar ae the venom and the filth of that party, though he may have done his best, has stretched paddy-fields,' with hundreds not succeeded -yet in doing any great of people—men. women, and cliildreu— thing for his country. But he can still occupied upon them: the men plowing hope, i: he i:<T5ithfn4-*nd earnest; his or turning up the soil with mattoe>k£, i opportunity also may oome to servo the the women and children breaking the) people greatly. Then he, tod. may be sure that he will be de orated with Democratic slanders, and liespattered with Democratic mud. If his jiatriotism. thus tasted, shines all tiic more parently extending for tnilee. Atvw brightly, and the Nation comes to honor ing to national custom, bnt few of the him as one of its noblest leaders, he were actually on tbo river, tsnd Uuh will arrive at the dignity of being “tat­ tiinl were nfali near were protected i tooed” by the Democrats while he lives a ditch and mud walk, sunroamlod 1 —and after death he will be canonised Immboo palisades, in addition to the a by the same Democrats as one of the dinary cane feuoc. l*bore can be i Republican saints, who led the Repub- doubt that Tonquin is one at the fine iiean party when it was pure, long time CTaiu-prodocing counttiea in the Eas fcr ,un»retog Mythlng to be sm yean of that sort of thing the southern provinoea at China. wil have considerably dulled the edge (d the exception of the Caatoa River <feh Democratic critictaro. To put it plain­ ly, the people have learned that the Democratic politicians and ournal* are utterly dishonest in what they say of living opponents, and bate do sense of decency to prevent tbeir seeking suc­ cess bv the foulest slanders. Jurt as they lie about Mr. Blaine to-day, they in turn from Fremont the Pathfinder to Garfield the Martyr. Juat as tbeee same Democrats glorify Lincoln and Seward and Sumner who arc dead, they �— POLITICAL PALAVER. !we itaMBMSSBH OONVEN-nOHl MELD IN KANf BTATE*. Prohibition la t TtckaU Placed In tb* land and Hendrick*. ' TH* MIMOUKI RKPUBLICAXS. Jkffersom City, Ma, Sept 10.—Chairwan Willlpm Warner, of the State Central Committee, called the Republican State Convention to order yesterday morning. The organization of the convention was completed by the appointment of the usual committees, and one special committee was iWegaud to consider tbs question of unit­ ing with all the political element* of the State that are opposed to the Democratic party. Pending committee action a recew .wm taken. On reassembling General D. P. Grier, of St Louis, was made permanent Chairman, and F. W. Moot, of SL Louis, Secretary. The Conference Committee representing the anti-bourbon elements that were present reported at length, naming Nicholas Ford, at Buchanan County, for Governor. Ti*e ticket waa completed as follows: Lieutenant-Governor, H. M. titarkoff. of St. ImM; Treasurer, J. Thompson, Sedalia; Au­ ditor. Jacob Sands. Adair; Auorney-Gononti, Amtm Murphy, St. Louie; Judge of the Su­ preme Court, David Wagner. Tbe convention then adjourned. WISCONSIN DEMOCRATS. / Madison, Wis., Sept IL—The Demo­ cratic State Convention wu called to order yesterday morning by Dr. W. A. Anderson, Chairman of the State Central Committee. A. S. Ritchie, of Racina was made tempo­ rary Chairman. The usual committees were appointed^ and pending their action the con*, vsntlon took a recces. On reassembline, Jbhn W. Cary, of Milwaukee, was elected permanent Chairman. On as­ suming his duties he arraigned the Repub­ lican party and the record of James G. Blaine Nominations were made as foLGovernor. N. D. Pratt, Racine; LloutenantGoternor, A. C. Parkinson. Columbia: Secre­ tary of State, Hugh Gallagber, Lafayette; Trewnirer, Frank Falk. Milwaukee; AttorneyGeucral, Goorg* W. Silver thorn, Marathon; Commissioner of Insurance, Ole 3. Holum. Dane: Railroad Commissioner, Conrad Eros. . Sheboygan. The platform reiterates that of tbe Na­ tional Convention, endorses the national ticket, demands the semiannual examina­ tion of all banks by a competent person, urgoa tlie abolition of the convict labor sys­ tem, and opposes all sumptuary laws. ' NEW HAMPSHIRE I’BOHTBITIONLHTS. —Concord, N. H-, Sept. 1L—Rev. O. H. Shinn was made Chairman of the Prohibi­ tionist State Convention, which mot hero yesterday. Larkin D. Mason, of Tamworth, wm Dominated for Governor. > MASSACHUSETTS PROHTBmONIBTS. Boston, Masa, Sept 11—.The Prohibi­ tion .State Convention for the purpose of Dominating candidates for State offices was called to order yesterday by C. B. Travis. Honorable Charles Almy was chooen permanent President. A letter from President J. H. Sealye, ©f Amherst College, declining the nomination for Governor, was read. Notwithstanding his declination, the convention nominated him for Governor, and Henry H. Faxon, of Quincy, for- Lieutenant Governor. It to stated that President Soelye will accept the Domiaatioo. George Kempton was nominated for Sec­ retary of State; C. B. Knight, Treasurer and Recelvar-Geoeral; Samuel M. Fairfield, Attoraey-Gencral: William W. Herman, Auditor. CONNECTICUT GRKENBACKERS. < Meriden, Conn., Sept. IL—There was a targe attendance at tho Greenback State Convention held here yesterday, and great enthusiasm prevailed. James L Curtis was nominated for Governor. BLAINE AND LOGAN TO ATTEND A CON­ FERENCE MEETING. Ctncinnatl O., Sept. IL—Messrs. Blaine and Ixigan have notified the Repub­ lican leaders of Ohio that they will attend * conference at Cincinnati on Friday, WILL. SOT RUN FOB PROHIBITIOX GOVEBNOR. Toprka, Kan., Sept 11.—A. Jetmore, the Gubernatorial nominee of the State Prohibition Convention which met a few days ago in Lawrence, eent out his letter yesterday declining the nomination. Ceaayt be believes the nomination of a ticket' by the Prohibitionists at this time Inexpedient, as u majority' ot the Prohibition party in supporting Martin, the Republican candlHtoH1 BITIONISTH IN NEBRASKA. 14SOOL.N, Nelx, Sept 12.—The Prohibi­ tion State Convention mot here yesterday sad nominated J. G. Miller tor Governor. H. H. Shedd, the Republican candidate for Lieutenant-Govenor, waa indorsed. Five 8t. John electon were nominated. • TAMMANT WHEELS INTO LINE. New Yob*. Sept 18.—At the meeting of Tammany Hail Friday evening the nom­ ination of Cleveland and Hendricks waa indorned and an address issued to the people. Kx-Senator Grady lu a speech bitterly de­ Bounced Cleveland, and in closing his re­ marks stated he should support Benjamin F. Butter. . ■ COLORADO REPUBLICANS. Destvmr, CoL, Sept IX—The Colorado State Bepublloan Convention, after a heated debate Friday, admitted the delegates op­ posed to the re-election of Senator Bill On the eighteenth ballot Honorable Ben IL jfidrn was nominated for Governor, defeat­ ing Uentenant-^tovernor Meyer and exBenator Tabor. Other office™ were named. Omaha, Neb., Sept. 13.—The Demo­ cratic State Convention agreed on a fusion with the Anti-Monopollsta. J. .Starling Murton was nominated for Governor, and piaalocn) doclures dial railroads must keep out of politics, and must submit to control HUGHS*’ MAJORITY IM ABKANSAH. ifal returns show the following vote cast fur Governor at the recent State election: Hatha*. Democrat 99.972; Boles, Kepub Bren, 55.836; Hughes’ majority, 44,136. nut POSTMAATKH-CENEiLAL TO TAKB TH1 r Yob*, Sept. 15.—At a conference Republican National beadquartern It was deckled that Post master- Gennwliarn should stump Ohio and IndL ial nominations. i: David B. Paige. Denso- publican,,' First New Hampshire; a B. Thomas.'Republican, Seventh Wisconsin; John J. Linehan, Democrat, Third Iowa; William I T. Shawfe Republican, Second Iowa; R. P. Bland; Democrat. Eleventh Missouri; W. J. Nichoteocu Greenbacks Second Kansas; A. E. WUaoa, Republican, Fifth Kentucky. The following selections of OoDgrcMionGunby, Green backer, Second Missouri Dis­ trict; J. F. Jordon, Greenbacker, Third New Hampshire; Zechariah Taylor, Repub­ lican, Tenth Tennessee. Congressional nominations were made oa Saturday as follows: Thomas M. Terrill, Democrat, First New Jersey District; C. C. Burhett, Republican, Twenty-first Ohio; Ezra C. Carleton. Democrat, and O. J. At­ kinson, Peoples* party, Seventh Michigan; C. A. Newcomb, Tenth Missouri. THE BLAINE SUIT. Indianapolis, Ind., Sept 1A—Judge Woods, of the United States Court, having returned, the motion of th* defense ki th* Blaine-SciMncl lib*l suit for a rule requir­ ing th* plaintiff to ansirer the list of Interrogatories filed with defendthe .anta’ _ tbe ease came up for argument Before tbe attorneys began the court stated that interrogatories had long be*o prohibited in the practice of the courts in the United Stales circuit and while personally he should like to see tbe rule changed be would not take the liberty to sat it aside at this time. However, If with this preliminary statement the attorneys desired to ergo* the question he would listen to them. Judge Turplo for the defense did desire to be heard and spoke at some length. He re­ ferred to tlie ruling of Judge Woods at the time the demurrer to the com­ plaint was under consideration that the code practice obtained in the United States Court by act of Congress, and that interrogatories being provided for tn the code the defense was entitled to have a rule requiring plaintiff to answer. Senator Harrison in reply contented himself with quoting decisions to show that the practice liad not been permitted heretofore in tbe court, and at tbe close Judge Woods de­ clined to order the rule. Tbo effect of this decision Is to leave it optional with tbe plaintiff’s attorney whether or not tlie !otenogatories shall bo answered. Senator Harrison stated to Judge Turpi* that they would be answered, but fixed do time. Bold Robbery ot B Village HaaL Bradford, Pa., Sept 15.—A bold bank robbery, tbe particular* of which until late Saturday night were concealed, took plao* at Eldred, P*., Thursday afternoon. Th* bank bad just finished busineas, tbe front door was closed, and Cashier Bessly and Teller Sloan were putting away the money used during the day. Hoasly ' heard a slight noise, and on •Corning round was confronted by a powerfully-built black bearded man who held a pistol close to his face and commanded both to throw up their bandn • They obeyed, whereupon th* stranger quietly helped himself to bills and silver amounting in all to 82,500, after which, still keeping hl* eyes on the bank officers, be glided out of the rent door and escaped. Ills be1 loved the robber Is a no­ torious desperado known as ’’Black Tom” McKeon, recently released from Auburn Penitentiary, where he had boon confined for a safe robbery._______ _ A Slsamsr and Fiv* Livre Lost Washington, Sept 15.—The signal of­ fice at Smithville, N. (1, reports that the ninety-ton stem-wheel Mexican steamer Don Hermnnos, from Iffiliadelphik to Mex­ ico, was sunk off Frying Pan aboals Satur­ day night The Captain, two engineers, one deck-band, and tho cook were lost; tbe remaining four of the crew were saved. The tug Blanche started tor the wreck and picked up the four survivors floating on a raft three miles nt sea. The wind was blowing a gale at the time ot tbe sinking. A deck-hand reports.that the raft floated within two hundred.yards of Cape Fear life-saving station, but no off >rt was made to save the men.____________ __ Th* Erie’s Condition. .New York, Sept 15.—Tbe English com­ mittee sent over to Investigate the condition of the Erie Road reports immediate liabili­ ties ot 84,477,316, which should speedily be raised on available securities, such being* a condition of tl»e acceptance ot the Pre^i dcncy by John King, Jr. The company’s credit was broken by the Grant A Ward swindle. Tie: London journals are vigorous in condemning tbe recommendation of th* experts. ._____________ Pr n:® Lower* the American Record. Washington, Sept 11—In the bicycle races at Athletic Park yesterday tbe trovtlng horse Wildwood, under saddle, de­ feated John S. Prince in tbe race of two miles for a purse of 8200. Wildwood’s time was 6:49X; Prince, 5:60. Tbe beat American record heretofore for two miles on bicycle was six minutes. R*o*ivsr Harrison's Affair*. Indianapoi.18. Ind., Sept. 15.—John C. S. Harrison, late receiver of tbe People’ Bank, paid Into court Saturday/895,448, and was released from further liability on his receivership. It is understood that the criminal proceedings will not be pushed. Erie, Fa., Sept 15.—The eontinnoa drought m this section of the country has made p.teture water so scarce that the milch cow* aro golng dry. Several J cheese factories have been obliged to abut down for want of supply of milk. Charged to lbs Hast Chicago, Sept 11—The managers of the Illinois Stale Fair, which closed last Saturday, report a lose of (10,000 this season, for which tho hot weather would seem to be mainly responsible. Chicago, Sept 15.— Wheat in this mar­ ket dropped Saturday to 73# cents for September—the lowest price reached since CASTORIA1 Op-»d UJB su— — r—Au ~rtd-«»«> •** Pablo arrived last evening with Hong Kaog formatton had reached Canton of a frightful toundation of the Province of Klangal The news was dated from King-Tak, chief cen­ ter of the pottery manufacture, and <me of the four great markets of the empire. entire country waa aobcuerged to a depth of sixty feat, whole towns being awept away. It is believed that fully TO, 000 persona have perished. It waa feared that postilonco would follow. Cholera haa broken out at Amoy, but the nember of deatiis baa Dot been given. It has been declared an Infected port. for Infanta Children and W>M«lra»CM4n» which gave Ku *!““ •»> «r hr u™w*a««r» Mr raOc. ualfi* fists, crowding tho apex ofthe b® £ the right side. Tbo attending said that tn bls experience no child_eo bon, trad Ural orar iorty-l*b. boor.. Tta circulation of the blood was such that the system was continually being poisoned through the circulation. The Detroit grain quotations are: Wheat —No. 1 White, 80Me. No. 1 Red, week the exodus from Naples haa been ao great that lodging* have been obtained only 81 Me; No. « Red, TSMc. Flour—Michigan at tabulpus prices in the neighboring vil­ White Wheat, choice, (LQ004.50; roUer lages. The devotion and daring of the process, $4.50(96.00; patent*, <5.6006.76, King and of the Archbishop have done much Com—No. 2, 54Kc. Oats-No. 2, 8k. But­ toward ruling the passions of th* ter-Creamery, »»26c. Chees*, 10O10MC. mob. Various acts of unreasoning Eggs, 16MO14C. tear ar* still, however, reported. The Michigan State Veterinary Associa­ It to estimated that there are 150,­ 000 persons destitute, owing to par­ tion holds its annnal meeting at Kalama. alysis of business. , t coo September 17. Rome, Sept 15.—King Humbert and the Thomas C. Mills was granted a private Duke of Aoeta arrived yesterday from interview recently with Miss Carrie Naples and proceeded to Monza They White, at Muskegon, and immediately were eutbMiaatlcally received. The King opened fire on her, sending a ball into her oa taking leave oi th* Mayor of Naples said left side, inflicting a mortal wound. Jeal­ that he departed satisfied that cholera was decreasing. From midnight Friday ousy prothpted the crime. Edward Schofield, fifteen years old, until yesterday afternoon there bare been L32W chotara casos and 687 deaths who went to Bay City two months ago, at Naples, and 3,297 deaths since the be­ since which time "he had been living in the ginning of tbe outbreak. Ytaterday’s bul­ family of William Carney, stole five hun­ letin for the last twenty-four hours shows dred dollars belonging to Carney's father 08 freali cases and 61 deaths in various from a bureau drawer the other afternoon town* Madrid, Sept 15.—During the twenty- nnd loft town. Michigan and Chicago passenger agents four hours ended last night the reports of cholera from Spanish towns show fourteen mot at Detroit recently and formed an freab cases and thirteen death* Advices association for the protection of Michigan from Pyrenees report six deaths from the railroad Interests. Representatives of ten plague. companies were present ' J. H. Palmer Pakis, Sept 15.—Fifteen deaths from was elected President cholera arc reported at Toulon during the It costa nearly £M),000 to put tho annual Stwo day* and fifty cases and thlrty ts In the departmeat of Harault Mar­ log-drive through tbo Muskegon .River. Reports from Keweenaw County give seille* reports two cases dally. Since the beginning of the epidemic 1,140 French­ account of a recent severe storm which men. 247 Italians, 19 Spaniards, 11 Greeks. made sad havoefln every direction. An un­ 6 Austrians, 5 English, 4 Swiss, 3 Germans, occupied bouse at English Harbor was 2 Americans, and 1 Swede have died Ln Mareelltes. barn of D. D. Brockway at the- cliff mine Naples, Sept IL—The situation in thia city to groWtag worse. In tbe last twenty- was eet on fire, burning two valuable four hours ending at nine o’clock last even­ ly there have been 937 froali cases ol tons of new hay. Loe* over $1,200; no in­ cholera, and -865 deaths. All the min­ surance isters have earnestly urged King Hum­ John Hunt, who forged a draft fw 82^00 bert to leave the city, but be hits refused. on tho Market Bank, of Detroit, and ob­ WUlhun W. Astor, tbe American Minis­ tained 88,000 on it from the First. National ter to Italy, has subaenbed 81,000 to the Bank, ot Deadwood, D. T., was yeeaatiy fund for tbe relief of the cholera sufferers, Mntenoed to ten y*arn’ imprisonment at beyond lha* point. Paris, Sept. IX —According to official hard labor. Tbe story of John M. Barber and two statement;; tl»e total number of toe forces under th* French flag in Touquln is 19.000. sons, of Bunkerhill, Ingham County, be­ Of these 14,000 are Europeans, tho re­ ing bitten by a mad dog and now suffering mainder are native auxiliary troop*. Th* from hydrophobia, to pronounced hoax Taung-LI-Yemen, in replying to the French by the Mason New*. . ultimatum of July 12, announces that, in A. Langley, who unite* tb* two profeaaooerdance with article two at tbe Taln■ioris of saloonist and horse doctor at St. Ignace, Mackinac County, was recently fined fifty dollars and costa and sent to and that as China has respected the terms jail ten days for violating the liquor law. The lake steamship Australasia, com­ aught to respoct th* thin! artlcl®. The French domaud for indemnity they claim pleted a few days ago at Bay City by to not in aooordaaoc with th* live article* of Tamos Davideon, la 806 feet long and coat that treaty. It to in prejudice of their ibout 8140,000. Iricndly relations and contrary to interna­ A new post-office baa been established at tional taw. Taunr-Ll-Yamen asked if the CaldwelL Isabella County, with Jame* C. Government of France can not waft until Caldwell as postmaster. China withdraw* her troops from Ton quin, The clothing store of Bpaydo & Linn, at when a complete treaty be arranged. Bcklix, Sept IX—The Emperor of Ger­ Homer, Calhoun County, was broken into the other night and about $830 worth of many, in a letter conferring the onter of clothing, boot*, shoes and genfe’ furnish­ merit uj«oe Rtomun:!,. says: •• During two ^farsyou have stood by your ing goods taken. Toe thieves evidently Emperor s* bis most oaroful adviser. In your intended making a good haul, a* about military capacity. I know your heart and soul are an tuuoh those of a soldier that I $8,000 worth of goods were found packed hope to give you pleasure by conferring upon in boxe* in th* cellar ready for shipment. you thUorder, which your predecessors held with undo. I give tnj-eelf the •onsolattou of Considerable interest prevails at Ver­ allowing the man whom God has given me for auport. and who does such groat things for montville, Eaton County, over the remark­ the fatherland, tn receive also as n soldier that able discovery of a living mineral spring rocogultlon ot his service* which |o bus so within a short distance of that place. The well caruod.” location is quite as remarkable as-tbe dis Lz.kdon, Sept 13.—Parliament to con­ covery, being on the mmmt of a high voked for October 23 for tlie transaction of sand-hill in the midst of a long-cultivated Government business, and for tlie discussion . of the Franchise biU. The Ministerialists wheat-field. Report* to the State Boani of Health by Intend to curtail the debates and expect to finish the session in four weeks. Tlie Par­ forty-eight observers of diseases in dif' nell Itos will move for an inquiry into the ferent parts of the State, for the week Miuuntrasna confession and also .k-mand ended on tho 8th, < indicated that tonal;, the recall of Earl Spencer, Lord Lieiiienaut itls increased, .and that rheumatism, of Ireland, and of Trevelyan, Chief Secre­ dysentery and erysipelas decreased in tary for Ireland. 'Vienna, Sept 18.—John M. Francis, area of prevalence. Diphtheria was re th«‘ new American Mlntetor4o Austria, pre­ ported at thirteen places, scarlet fever at sented his eredentiiils Thuis-lny to tbe Era­ ten, and measles at twn places. Comtared with tbe average for the month of I e.or Francis Joseph. Rome, Sept 11—Rev. Cam 111 I us P. Mae*, August in tbe six years from 1877 to 1881 of Detroit, has been appointed Btoliop of ^yripelas, rheumatism and bronchitis Covington. were more prevalent, and remittent fever, L >mi>on, Sept 15.—Th • Government to intermit ent fever, dysentery and cholera sending L60O pounds of dynamite to Egypt morbus were less prevalent in with tbe view of exploding a passage way for tlie boats through tlie Nile catar.cta. George Hendereon’a born in Ravenna Pakib, Sept 15.—Tb* Fig<ir<> give* an account of a second experiment of tlie Muskegon County, wa* struck by Hgbtnlni newly-invented balloao-steering apparatus. and oenaurued a few dayn ago. with bwt C-ptaln Renard ascended at Mendon, ex­ pecting to go to the Champs Elysee*. He tUSOO to tl,900; lB«urane«, WKL ' was ablo for some seconds to mH against a ■■Hw. .blpmoot ot lumber, l.th .blnstrong breeze, but was unable to return to I 1" from Eut Town for Au*rat m. „ hi* starting point Tbe propeller eeased to revolve. After ten minutes, lie deaeonded foUo.,: Lumber, S,:il,W WOO: lath, 4,000,000 ptora. Shipping ., at Veoallle*. that port had bran rar, light rarlug k/ura praraUln« dbUnra. In the lumber markau Th. export, of foraat prodtta tram the »P."li-d of nartsauon to L from th. quence of the protracted drought in this SacinawKlrar, wan: Lumbar, 014.1110.. section many of the simalter streams are drying up, and the water in the river la no low that millers are not able to do half Mr. Clara, about .lxt,<„ y.,„ their usual work. Tim city reservoir is so tow that citizens hare been notified that who la partially l..t, w„ .lruc, they must be as economical a* |Kmlbie in bacb ot th. bud by a fr.l,ht tram on ,b> the use of water. All street and vard Mtebltao Central wrat-nd oroadna al Battle Creak a tn day, ago and probably sprinkling has boon abandoned. fatally Injured. Ba wa. thrown twenty frat ottleld. tb. track, atrlkla* oa his forehead. Tb.rar.io™ a, th. l.bp.mlm< Basttat Interested persons wa* held yesterday, with Cbureh ara In the Bwadlah laaaaaa. rat. tho ubfeet at receiving the project for a "7” ** •*“ • 8~il>h BapU.l railroad between New York and Boston, by which 190 miles coukl be traveled in three Church at Lakeside. hours. It is estimated that the needful double-track road coukl be built for 825.­ 000,000. . walked off dock. CKWTAUR LIMHWKHT-«n abaolate cure for Rhcuniall.m, Spruina, Barna, Gul la, Ac. TMetaoat Powerful and Pene­ trating Pain-rellcTlng and Hratlins Remedy known to man. DON’T FORGET IT! Bear It Constantly In Mind, That we sell Schofield Patent Cake Griddle. Use it; and you won’t be troubled with Buck­ wheat Itch. The New Gem Pan—The latest thing out. Jack Knives till you can’t rest. Bring in your old stoves, We will repair them cheaply. We have a few second hand stoves to sell at reasonable rates. Stove Pipe and Stove Rods a specialty. We have no telephone; but you can bring your orders directly to us and they will be promptly attended to. / Endless quantities of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware at prices that defy competition. Those who owe us are respectfully invited to call and pay at once. It will be cheaper to settle with us than a collector. Evans & Brooks DR. DAVID Stirring Triumph. KENNEDY’S (From tbe New York Worid.) London. England (special by cable.}— In the suit of the Charles A. V<J«elr Co., of Baltimore, Maryland, U. 8. A., against Parrott & Con of this city, the court of appeal has granted the -plain­ tiffs a perpetual injunction with costs. The action, which grew out of an alleg­ ed inf ringment of plain tiffs’ well-known trade mark, 8t. Jacobs Oil, was origin­ ally heard in the high courts of justice, where Vice Chancellor Bacon, without going into the merits of the case, con­ sidered it was one that should go before TO women wno euner rrom any the comptroller of trade-marks. From Mar to ttatr MB it to an unfeihng frier.d. AJ this oppinion the Charles A. Vogelr DrMgtaa. On* Deller a tettie, or addrtea Dr. Company appealed, claiming that they DevM Kentay. Bondoat. N.Y. were being Injured by the goods of the defendants, entitled SL Jacobs Oil. being mistaken for theirs, and that Of a MiMMchuMtta Engineer.^ *““*2* while they had taken steps to bring a case before the comptroller of Trade­ smanwuM, ana Deism Marks, months would elapse before a decWon could be obtained, and as their business would be seriously injured by such. delay, a restraining order should be granted at once. The result ofLthe Rnnfta) wan tho* a __ insoas MMHUKM* Statement nv u,u. CZZwJv nothing more. LnAt JanWh?21jJd o«iDr.D*vMKennad), ol before the Comptroller have been aban­ out N. Y„ who-Mid. after exam nau-.i Mi. doned by the defendant* and the BalU- Lawler vou haw StOM i* ‘ more house has thus achieved a double fBralffPkJDAVTO KENNEDY* > A'..0^ <vW/z, REMEDY The Narrow Escape s? ttrarah u>. -SKas is# jprawg- Dr. Kenn«lr-'n» W 11 the term “8t. Davida Oil.” or any siniTlaraM two travel -SSSft w, it Jar tenn. aa well ae the words “The “ rS ’ Strar..™ huJS. Great German Remedy " and ahy words of marks similar to thaw used by the ’?.kA’.uYx°relr ^omP«>y io connec­ tion with their St Jacobe OU. The vorite Brtraty do rtirad rltn ot i" be® watched with ‘interest by the mercantile and manut&cturing community of Great ro»iv n^wihere Jbousands of trade “wka of almost incalculable value are i ■? »bown by the evidence wunnmnRv Hf- hm had M»»”' 1 h.n . that plaintiffs had sold during the past .,_.,».i.ra. flty moat of the tiin«. Sr0J.er *2’®° ,nimon of » Dr. l?le year for in ! |t» troubled "-‘ti , JTwjt Sint had ‘I “ O: •»' 1 "“Sd �VOL. XXIX. NO. 22. HASTINGS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 19, 1884. New Goods! New Goods! LEWIS STERN'S Clothes, the new'styles in plaids in all collars. Shawls in laree B&siSsSfc nnd Cirr.nln.rfl a full lino T.n/*oa •_ teSs®sraaarsssj tt Red, White and Blue, Plain or Twilled. CLOTHING In this line we can give you a complete outfit. Man’s Suit for $4.00. . ’ Mans Suit for $5.00. Man’s Suit for $7.00. Man’s Suit for $10.00. Boys’ Suits for $2.00. ‘ Boys’ Suits for $3.00. v X ' Boys' Suits for $5.00. OVERCOATS, the latest styles, and at prices to suit the times. Shirts, Collars, Neckties, Socks, &c. . Hats, Caps, Valices, Trunks, &c. . CALL AND SEE ' . LEWIS STERN, AND HE WILL MAKE YOU HAPPY. Bound toR?j jce Stodk! PARTIES DESIRING' It Isn’t Extr»rs«snC to claim that ZO-PEA is a sure cure for Dyspepsia and the Liver, t la a regular prescription of a doctor of large — “co, and for these troubles practice, trouble* It la as good aa the doctor himself on the apot “Hub - Cough Cure, SS Cent Prescription of a Boston physician, dispensed cloae^wni cunFany ordinary cough. It C.K! and don’t be put off with any other 9 CLOTHING, A FA1B EXCHANGE. Will vou exchange a chronic case of Dywpep- CLOTHING! SSfrSSSuffffSff'lW®SSfid!zo-rE-»Awuiaowu. Ready-Made or Made to Order. a'I® a 10 cent sample of Fred k X BULWBB LYTTON'S BRI DUB. For the Next Sixty Days Should Call at the GMT WARDROBE! nt life many hiKh and awful arch bridgeoi 11wwmwry roares, tll through whlchU»ew»uw«® wnrsh|p wrath}and desoJatl i-. rocks human art and must Ho unsV. ,tt,»jrv the structure over- And See the Low Prices at which we are offer ing our goods. E. S. PIERCE UNDER TOWER BLOCK, malaria. County News. WHOLE NO. ee, the work will be under the care -of Rev. 0.E Wightman formerly of Hub- Moego-thokx apple. church on Sunday 21st, at 10-30 a. m. The Hastings Good Templars picniced and at Holmes church same day at 2 JO at Thornapple lake last Saturday. Mr. Carlos Woodard departed this life Tuesday, Sept. 9th, and was buried Wednesday the IOth, disease, consump­ tion. Mr. McClure has his saw mill at Mor­ gan about ready for business. Messrs P. T. Colgrove and .Tamp* Clarke, of Hastings, will address the people of Morgan and vicinity at R. R. Hall, Morgan, on the political issues of the day, Sept 24th. People of all polit­ ical parties are requested to be present and especially the ladies. Considerable complaint of water melon patches being raided these fine evenings. Look out boys, and do not get caught at it Elder Abbott preached his farewell sermon at Morgan last Sabbath eve­ ning. Nearly everybody turned out to see Gen. Logan Monday but a good many were doomed to disappointment, as he did not stop at flag stations. . BOWIH8 MILLS. Farmers are mostly done seeding. Corn curing is the order of business just now. Mr. Thomas Blackman, of Prairie­ ville, and Mrs. L. C. Gillaspie, of Hope, spent Sunday with friends in this vicin­ ity. Mr. Geo. S. Barr has returned to his home in Battle Creek. The school house nt Bowen is to be repeated with seats manufactured in Battle Creek. Politics begin to warm up a little of late. W. S. Hecox and J. J. Potter gave us a good speech Monday night Mr. Hecox showed fusion in its true light Bro. Potter gave us to understand very distinctly that he is not a free trader, after which we were favored with a song or two. A unanimous vote of thanks wasftendered the speakers, three rousing cheers for Blaine and Logan and we went home feeling that we had been well paid for coming. By the way the. speakers were greeted ‘with a of business men for the last few days seems to be that of trying to collect money of customers; this part of the business seems to require more ability and skill than it required to induce the customer to purchase on time during, the past yearor two. Isaac Dell, of Jackson, Mich., is visit­ ing his brother-in-law, John H. Smith. Mr. Williams, of Jackson county, is prospecting this place with a view of starting a boot and shoe store. Owing to Hl ’ health John . Spindler wishes to dispose of his grist mill, a good opening for some one to carry on the business.. A well known resident of thia town. Elias Fender by name, slyly gathered together his earthly possessions which were not very many, and skipped' to Kansas. Being a very thoughtful man, and to save his friends sorrow at part­ ing from him, left his native town at a time uncertain. Many feel quite bad over his untimely departurejiot because they lose his friendship or will miss him much, but because his friendship already formed has cost many of them from 10 to 30 dollars each. Rev. Wm. Campbell remains on the North Castleton U. B. work. > Holmes & Holly Bros, have adopted the cash system of doing business; It would be better times for everybody If all business could be so conducted. CABLTOM. C. Brook’s sister, of Grand Rapids, . visited him. Lillian Center returned from Howard City. Miss L. Morgan, of Hastings, is visit­ ing her cousins. Delos Smith will buy drying apples, Joel Smith, jr., fell from the gable end of a barn, striking on his face on a board. He was bruised considerably. : Mias Nimo will teach this winter the the q John McKee, die Brunney, hkye gone to 'future home. the county that has been able to beat C. A. Bristol’s day’s work of13® baabela of grain in 10 hours. We think perhaps that thresher don’t run a machine tn this county. Will Brunney, of Eldorado, Kaaaaa, attending his sister’s wedding, started homeward Monday. The board of school inspectors met Monday to make their annual report to the county clerk. Rumors from conference tell us that our Rev. S. D. McKee goes to Prairie* ville, and a young man by the name of From the Herald. Mr. Jas. Godfrey thinks of taking a trip west this fall with a view of locat­ ing. Freeport vs. West Campbell base ball last Saturday afternoon. Freeport came out ahead—29 to 17. John Teeple lost a valuable 2-year-old colt Saturday morning. Wounded by a stub in the field and bled to death. The latest social event waa the mar­ riage of Miss Carrie Fiah to Mr. Isaac Moore which took place at the home of the bride, on Thursday evening, Sept. 4th, 1884. Only the near relatives and friends were present. Jas. W. Godfrey, for the past year an assistant on this paper and in the Free­ port drug store, leaves our employ with our best wishes for his future suoceas. “Jim” is capable and faithful, and will be sure to succeed in any business he may decide to engage in. At tRe annual meeting of tbe Free­ port cornet band Monday evening, Sept. 8th, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Leader, August Nagler; President, Thos. Cheesebrough: Vice Pres., Wm. Moore; Ser’y, A. J. Cheesebrough; Treasurer, J. Godcher: Business manager, F. A. Child; Deputy, J. Fish. At the close of the meeting, August Nagler was presented a handsome wrtch chain in recognition of his services as leader, during the part year. Mr. Kent, of Marcellus, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Thos. Suiiivan. F. E. Deming was elected moderator at the school meeting Monday night. Mr. S. Finch contemplates starting a livery here. There is no doubt but that such an institution would pay, berides being of great convenience to our citizens. ________________ Friend school. .» Miss Smith’s reading Saturday even­, full house who would gladly welcome ing was excellent. them again st any time. Enoch Andrus was here Sunday. Dr. H ull had a smart rimaway Thurs­. RUTLAND. day. The excessive hot weather hindered Raymond’s infant child expired after. farm work and a cooler wave was grate­ a prolonged illness. fully received. The telephone,may I* secured to thej Bowel difficulties are becoming quite center, by taking 850.00 script and do­. frequent among children. nating 850.00. One of your city justices may be call­ A black dog and a spotted one killedI ed upon to explain to a mother, how he and wounded several sheef) for A. could legally marry a fifteen year old Davenport. bride to a forty-five year old groom. John Carpenter had 825 damage done, Col. Gill opened the campaign for the to his sheep flock. ' republicans, by two well presented May Davenport has returned fromt speeches on Wednesday and Thursday her visit. nights. W. W. Cole passed through here lastt Rev. Crosby found a lap blanket in the road west of the city near A. J. it was called to GrandI Bowne’s farm’. The owner can have it Ledge by calling on him. BAN FIELD. i We saw in thelast issue of the scan­ Quite a considerable sickness about ner an account of the death of Hiram here. Dysentery and the like. Willson, of Cleveland, and should judge Another darkey show last Saturday that the writer was entirely unacquaint­ night at the halt ed with the facts of the case about A number propose going to Kalama- which he was writing. The statement too to attend the state fair. It is hope­ in regard to his being an extensive lum­ ful we can have rain before that time. ber dealer is correct us also his l»eing a F. F. Ward was in town last week. son-in-law of Danforth Fisher, of Mrs. George Van Tyne is spending Johnstown. Butst the time of his the week with her people here. death he was at the residence of his Miss Frankie Doyle visited in Orange­ brother-in-law Mr. Powers, who lives ville last week. . about a mile south of the Banfield store. And now for the facts of the case: WOODLAND. Thinking people will heartily endorse Almost immediately upon reaching the homo of Mr; Powers, Mr. Willson and the long editorial concerning the Assy­ ria affair, which meets our views of the his little son, a boy about five years of age started for the lake, which Ilea question precisely. James M. Baker and his sister have across the road and a short distance been engaged to teach our schools dur- further south. Upon reaching about half the distance to the lake he told the boy to go back to the house. Upon Some jar in'our telephone arrange­ seeing the little boy returning alone ments. Disk No. 3 of Woodland have secured Mrs. Willson became alarmed and gave of mrtural No. 8 of Woodland and pursuit. By the time she had come Sunfield territory enough to make their near enough to call him. he hail parti­ Diet, nearly four Motions in nite. Thia ally divested himself of his clothing as puts them out of their difficulty and if preparing to tak<XbaOH-but wheth­ will do doubt make them good uttered er hearing her chll he wished to elude her for a time, or whether on account again. Unde Charles Gateway is very rick of his weak mental condition it threw at hia daughter's, Mrs. A. W. Dillen- him into a temporary fit of insanity we never shall know. But at that moment beck. Hattie Holly, ot Bay City. i» vlalUng he turned t«ack from the lake and start­ ed across a piece of treacherous marsh her many friends here. bog. He had gone about four or five O V. HUdihger la moving his house onto a new site, which Improve, tho rods when, no ftoubt bring in a burry, be caught his foot on a small limb ly­ looks of the-premlaa. ing in his way and stumbled head fore­ J M. Belaer lott a valuable horse last week. A law sultjs Ukely to be called most into a hole three or four fert square, made through the turf by the up to determine what caused the ani­ muskrate Here tn the mud he came mal’s death. to his death; and whan found his bead Farmere are all busy sowing wheat, and chert were settled into tbe mire to hoping for higher prices next year. hia hips. Ha waa found tbe next day after the accident by John Norris, Rev. ed LmI S»bb*th rwnlni- HICQXOMY OOBXWta. Wheat sowing about completed. II. A. McAllister lost another child, making two of his three little giria. The third is very low with the same disease—bloody dysentery. ’ Most everybody about here is si the state fair. Rain wanted badly in this section of the country. Political matters herabou^ looking favorable for the republicans. Our blessings are not appreciated un­ til we are deprived of them. Mort not­ able among them is health, the lack of which magnifies our other banians. A hacking cough, a severe cold, or throat or lung disease is very tre some; but all three may be quickly permanently removed by Dr. Big! Positive Cure. Pries 50 cents; bottire free of Fred’k Hotchkiss. The Alma cheese factory wenw to Tbe best on earth, can tr of Griggs* Glyeenn»8aivfr sure cure for cute, bruises, a funded. Only 26 oenta. Hotchkiaa. Fcraate �MARSHALL L. COOK, Editor. F«r Preaident, JAMBS G. BLAINB, of Maine. For Vice President, JOHN A. LOGAN, of Illinois STATE TICKET. HARRY A. CONANT, r— EDWARD H. BUTLER, , For Commissioner of the Land Office—MINOR 8. NEWELL, of Genesee. For Attorney General—MO8E8 TACGAET, of Kent * For Superintendent of Public InstrucUonsHEBSCHELL R. GASH, of Hillsdale. For Member of the State Board of Education— JAMES M. BALLOU. For Congress. Third District-J AMES O’DON­ NELL, of Jackson. In reply to a letter of Inquiry, we would say that our candidate for president Is Benj. F. But­ ler; our candidate for governor, Joslab W. Begole; our candidates forotberstate.congress­ ional, legislative and county officers are men who will vote for Benj.'F. Butler for president None others need apply.—Hastings Journal, Editorial Notes. Enoch Andrus poeaeesce all thequallficatiens for a legislator who will cred­ itably represent Barry county at Lan­ sing. He is one of the foremost educa­ tors of the county; a man earnest, active and zealous to secure the sul>mission to the people of a prohibitory amendment; a farmer, who thoroughly understands the legislation needed for that class of our citizens. The next leg­ islature will be republican. Tbe repub­ lican, memjiers nine-tenths of them, will vote and work to have the question of' prohibition submitted. Mr. Andrus will l>ean efficient co-laborer with them. Those voters who wish such legislation .should cast their ballots for Mr. Andrus. By his election, the cause of temperance will be materially advanced. By his • ‘ election, Barry county farmers will have an able representative. By his election, the people of Barry county, ifrespective of party, will secure the ser­ vices of one of the ablest and most in­ telligent men in the county. Vote and work for Enoch Andrus. ers should see to It that these men are elected. John tl Creasy has made one ot the best executive officers Barry county ever had. As sheriff he has lieen faith­ ful, honest and diligent in the discharge of his duty. He has demonstrated his fitness for the position, and no one who has not an axe to grind questions it in the least. The voters of Bam- county cannot do ao foolish a thing as to per­ mit his defeat. No better circuit court commissioner could be hail than Philip W. NIskern. He has rendered faithful and able ser. Vlc« to the people in his position as commissioner. It Is an important place, ami a good man should be elected to fill lb Mr. NIskern has abundantly dem­ Clement Smith. At this writing over onstrated that he has the ability to do ♦IjOOO.OOO worth of property' in Barry justice to the position, and he should be county alone is held in trust by admin­ re-elected. istrators of estates and guardians of David Preston, the king bee of the minors. Not only must a man who prohibitionists of this state, made his looks after the rights of the widow and maiden political speech at Detroit Fri­ the orphan involving this large sum of day evening. In which he said that If money oe honest, but he must be a he were to construct a platform It thorough business num, a man who un­ would consist of but 80 words as fol­ derstands his duties and knows how to lows: “Trust to the Lord and do goodperform them. He should know what so Shalt thou dwell in jlhe land, and' to advise, and bow to keep those who verily, thou shall be fed." hold property in trust from abusing A vote cast for Judge Smith is a bal­ lot in favor of retaining a man who has satisfactorial!) shown that he is in every way qualified for the position he holds. If you want honesty, capability, and experience in the office of pitobate judge, you can get it by votingHfer Seth Pratt Is a competent man for surveyor; has been a faithful, careful official; Is a man who will do his best taimy and every positron; Is a worthy clUzen and a careful, prudent num. Mr Pratt is entitled to a reelection and the voters of Barry county should In response to an Inquiry, we w-ill see that he is elected. say to a friend, for his benefit as well as Though but recently adraltteAto the for that of others who may seek the same information, that the only fees al­ bar. Mr. James B. Mills, of XrahvlBe their trusts. 'Clement Smith has shown himself capable and disposed to do this. And to all these qualifications he adds experience, Barry county voters will never make the serious mistake of hav­ ing this office change hands. lowed to a judge of probate, since the •ct of 1881, are for certified copies of wills, and the total amount from this would not exceed 850 per annum. Tbe office has been a salaried one since Jan­ uary 1, 1882, the salary in proportion tb ' ' the population of the county. Though l has made creditable progress as an at­ torney. He Is nominated by the repub­ licans as one of the circuit court commlwdonere. He will creditably OB the the place, and ought to be elected. congress is a ballot cast for a worthy and able gentleman, a sound and pro­ gressive republican, and a man who will creditably represent this, one of the leading districts of Michigan, tn the halls of congress. Vote for O’Donnell. the law does not require the probate judge to draft any papers in any estates, yet since it went into operation. Judge । Smith has drafted all the papers in near­ , ; ly all the estates that have passed . through his court, thus saving many The Jacksun Star, democratic, bolts ; J hundred dollars to those who would otht-rwise have to consult outside par­ Pennington, and comes out in a ringing ; ties and pay for drawing up the neees- editorial for James O’Donnell. After stating why it cannot support the fus­ ion nominee the Star concludes: a time the delighted Besides, personally we have a kindly , he i» i feeling for Mr. O’Donnell -a certain ad­ ot Mr. miration for bis advancement from a toy. He can't penniless boy without influential par­ * attorney." ents or friend, to the position he occupies to-day. He is emphatically a self-made man, who will, if elected to congress, spare no pains to represent his district as its importance demands. While we would have preferred Col. Shoemaker, nd while we friend, Mr-J. <* TEST TODBBAHJB POWER TO-DAT! THI TKaTl . Un prosssii c< —o—Sa. The hatter and the shoemaker buy their material at imported or tariff prices and try to make a living. They have high priced labor and foreign competition to contend with and so they too think that they have a hard time, and so they ask'for a higher tar­ iff, a lower tariff on raw material and a reduction of wages. Now the fact is, that if their goods were made by American labor at 81.00 per day the goods would cost 100 per cent more than if made by English labor at 50 cents per day. And the tax on these goods is 30 per cent, giving 70 per cent., lees transportation, against them which they try to make good by hiring foreign journeymen, woman's and children’s labor. They -have no protection only what the wide Atlantic and an ever changing congress gives them.' But the laborer and the farmer want both the hat and the shoes, and it is only here that the “robbery comes in,” which infers that a protective-tariff gives to the manufacturer and takes from the laborer who is not protected. high tariff system protects you ? Let us unite and demand a Jaw that will compel manufacturers to sell as cheap to us as they do to strangers. As we ..t® b“y thrir goods, let ““Jj*1113® to employ our lai>or. rL trh1mre,^ ““Pul’lon at all. Let them hire where they can hire chwpret lrt boy where we «“ huy Butland, Aug. Sth, 1884. I don't feel one hit puffed up by the compliment, and now without engaging in an argument or committing myself to any tariff, will say that a true state­ ment of facts will, like an example la addition, up or down, foot the same. And now we will see “How differ­ ently we do see." As to Ufe sewing machine, I too bought one of this kind a tfew” years ago for »75, in depreciat­ ed greenbacks, when 830 in' British gold would have paid for It I flnd that It would take 25 bustalsof AmeHcan wheat In England, leas coat to get It there, to pay for It in place of 12U bushels as stated. If the binder can be sold. in England for *80, It can be sold In the United States tor 860. I don't want the job. And if In the United States for 980, It can be made la England forglO. Neithdo I want this job. I am taking the writer at his word, labor in England W cents per day; to United States, strik­ ing for »1. Again, If It sells in England for 880, It can be reshlpped to the United Stales for about »20, dirtv 35 per cent and sold for 8128, giving a proM of S72; much more than on the first sale. I now advise tint writer to engag" at once to this bustoaw, for be and I have shown conclusively that the profit la very large. More than this, he will be “well tofonned" to a very short time, WBSTVAJU). Cot Mall. D 4. M. A. a P.IFT fl.00 <00 1 a.u 1.06 1X4.3 !LW 1.07 All S .K) ; 1.40 4;J0 1.K 1.57 2.07 4.VI 9-® i 2.23 b.t: 1 8.Z: 1 • 15 2.32 A3 10 J 3.20 140 1 10J5 J oS VaiiM-s, 37 Wrzrr i ongubi* Pyaprfr.ktcw. Established! v-ar, pturt free. Onrrespondenct solktfr.;. ' DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA. |S' i DDT7T? 8en.d 51x ceDt- for «»4 A 11 1UZ1D. fal/ila rtKwiw free,helpaH.of a costl) box o' u<MKh ft Ubi.-h wUl either sex, to more money right away than anything ri*e tn । thia world. Fortunes awaits the workers absolotd^sure. At oner addresK Tbi b & C<> • ^Tb- THE TEJTOFTHE OVEH. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., Dr. Price’s Special Flarmu Eitracis, Dr. PriM’t L»p«lln YmmI Buu FOR OALI BY GROOKR8. QMICAOO. - rr. LOUIS. ARE YOU 2.80 wa M ea me Gr T ch ao E on he an tr to hereby elvrn that Ishidl sell at pub­ lic aucUon, to tbe btrhvM bidder, on Saturday, tbe 17th day of September, A. D. !<H. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the prubate office in the city of Hastings, tn th* rounty of Barry. In tbe statoof Miehlgan.-purNii.mi u» license and authority granted to like on the eleventh day ot AMBML A. D.T8S4, by thr probate courtof Barry countv. Michigan, all of tnc estate, right, title and taterewt ol tbe said dereared of. in and to tbe rt»l estate situated and being in the county o{ Barry. In tbe stale of MfcWgaa, know n and described as follows, to-wit; Commencing one chain north aii<! right links east ot tbe northwest comer of village (now city) lot No. nine hundred- thlrty-sev. n («J7). Thence running north tour chain*, throre east one eteUi and seventeen links to the wr*t I'.r.e of Market street, thener south on said west line of Market street four chains to the north line of Green street, and thence west one chair, and seventeen links V> pl*re\f l<g;nuli e, m .riding , to the recorded plat cl tba vlllajtr fi;ou city} nf Admiuhtmtor. Mortgage Sale. ' ' Ik-fault having Ih-cu taiidc tn the con<i:tionv of a certain mortgage extruted by Isaac F. Makr -MSSS a*4THamet Makepeace, his wlL. to -Geons Osborne, said mortgage tearing date JMV I, IMS, aad due July and rrrorted in Ins ofllce of Register of Dredv m and fur Rarrycoasfy. MBebigan. In Uber st Mortgages, on pages M and fc. on tbe flrwt d»> . f July. i«. and gfvan to securr the paynirtit ..Hour hundred Md Ita SmIub, with Interest to Iw p.n.l July 1st of reeb year succeed ing lh< date of said ■MHaamB. and containing a Clause i-rovidhig MSf p jw^MUtt be made to thi- layment u>t tbe said Interest when th* same tecainr due and ■baud Um same remain unpaid for th-1 'pace of .iBtrty days tbereafter, then the -sud r.i >rtKagce shall have the option to declare ti<e uhvie amount on said mortgage due at otter, and He interest doe on said mortgare Julv 1.hav­ ing become due and not having teen pnM. and MjprBtasSRtbirty days having ebtpse<i since tie same became due. un«! the same still r<-timlning unpaid, and the said mortgage? having, tn vir­ tue of his option, declared the » hole an oint of said mortgage dm- at once, and t her. telug now MMVMasia nwdgnie the suiri of four hundred : agd nlaety-four and M-lOO dollars by reason of MMSMOD ana declaration, and result nor pro­ ceedings at law having tu n imrtllutrd tn recov­ er tbe debt or any portion of tbe Mme whkb said mortgage to given to secure Notice Is tbaretoremven that the preiniM- described m SSMIMinnMeto Wit: Tbe north half ot lots MMMrM'su hundred nineteen, six hundred MMVMMnhundred twenty-one. In the city of Bastings. RaTry count). Mich., will N- .«■>•! st Wtfu WAftuaa SATURDAY, tbe day dtnOinKMBKR next, at the hour of trn <.-clock t-fiL at tbtMTth trout door of the Court House tbe efty at Hastings, Michigan-the saw • Court House being the place of holding the Cir­ cuit Court for said Barry count) t<> satisfy tbe amount due upon said mortgage ”1**' k'gul co<a at such foreclosure. * T>AKE NOTICE. Whereas, my wife. Ma K 1 Harei. haa left mv bed and Ward withmt taMaumeorprovoattlon. I hereby xire notjee thM Jjwtli pay ao debt* ol bar contractim: afwr U^'AU<«utt.1mc|uiiLEjlllAZEI_ CONSTIPATED? If you are bilious, dyspeptic or constipated, a few bottles of Hops and Malt Bitters will cure you as they have many others. An occasional use of Hops and Malt Bitters gives tone to the blood, strengthens the nerves and promotes per­ fect digestion. Do not be persuaded to try something else, said to be just as good, but get the [enuine. For sale by all de Mo Administrator’s Sale. Intbe matter ot the estate of John HotchkiM, INSUMPTION SUPERIORTO «**>«-« 4^5^ duty shall M Bro PATENTS^fiAss: WOMAN’S FRIEND. government la better than any other on the face of the earth. The amount ot money to be paid to Ute government la the aatue under anv Vlnd of tariff and the earne to the pie, all things coneidered, tor It la a «^vld«t tact that all buxluera wHl find its level. Under a high tariff, all think, are tyed to Covet the difference in the coat of production, except that a few thlnaa are uaually put on the free Hat A low tariff la the aatue except that the amount to be ralaed la, limited to the wanta of the government and diacrim mating In favor of home Indnatrv ,Fr."7J.ra<k “ ““ ut the t*x upon the thing, Imported and not produced at home. ’ a r wJAre, 21A««»L Hartum. r. BTOom, O. r. A T a.. Chita*. The American farmer has high labor and the wide Atlantic to contend with, but he has more than an offset to thi.^ Ilf, 12 t^art a«o eMer asm ,f in his broad fields, cheap lands and im­ plements whereby he can bring in the products of three men. with nearly all of the markets of the world open to him for his produce and nearly free not A CUBB ar v , from any charges, and he never go« to England to farm. llfl>qtJ- waste the strength, mar the No nobleman, with means to load wnwrV^°*" °rm“T uibka aSb three ships, was ever so ignorant as to not know <rf a duty.or tax onimportsto this Gantry. Pauper emigration or labor to this ,”f thi* «>™lry are better fed and clothed, and the credit of the W.28 - «.<: wix gws dally. AH other trains <i*lly exerj-i aS- UGHT HEALTHY BREAD country should be prohibited. I A day’s labor win now purchase as much of tbe necessaries of life as at any time under free trade and this under a heavy tax on account of the late war. ‘ Utesw I am a laborer and a fanner, and I am bold to say that the American la­ borer and farmer as a class are as well “I cannot pay it and sell my goods protected as any other class of citizens.' 'any, cheaper than they are now buyThe English laborer 1s compelled by °^Tlnm you murt return. But whit his surroundings to work cheap at say 50 cents per day, while the American htve you in the other ship?” “Woolen goods, ready mad^clothing, laborer with his surrounding cannot be etc., which I can sell verv cheap. Your forced to work for much less than 81 people are much in new! of them. I saw many of them wearing cotton l>er day, and his food, clothing and stockinga, jeans and cottonade clothing schooling of his children cost less than during the coid weather of last winter*' in any other country, taken as a whole. dncv y?u ulU8t P*y tbe duty. We must protect our manufac­ His protection is more sure, more per­ manent than any law of an ever chang­ some like our flrindmother's dePekna bread. turing interest#.” . "I cannot. VwiU return.” ing congress. This is also true of the CROOER9 8KLL THEM, u); hatbave you in the other ship?” wvu ev tms American farmer. One tuousand cheap latorers which Price Baking Powder Co., The English farmer has cheap labor a day’,be W1U,n? to work for flfty cents luTn if K. Fnaifeai mraiy Enuts, and a good market, but he is hemmed in Chicago. Ilf. Ct. Louir,Md> i i them right along; no duty on for want of space, has but little to sell, laborers- they will be very glad to and this produced at great expense for have them over at the facton-. They just discharged one thousand Ameri­ manure, etc., and he comes to this cans who were on a strike, wanting a country to better his situation and dollar a day. * “What! How is this'? Haven’t you never got® back but sends for father of ,,bow" ‘- Vo™ and mother. ' l»«hti’^"tths.»"”r “ke !.» 1.17 1JI L4I , SENATORIAL CONTENTION. A convention for the nomination of a candi­ date for senator for tbe thirteenth senatorial district and to consider such other business as may properly come before said convention, will be held at tbe court house, in the city of Hast­ ings. on Monday, the 22d day of Sept. Instant, at the hour of eleven o’clock sharp. Each voting precinct Is entitled to one delo‘^Dated Sept. 8th, 18M. CLEMENT SMITH, «. B. ALLEN, 8. J. BIDLEMAN, Committee. States or even in Europe. Tbe hat that can be sold for <1 under free trade will cost the laborer In Eng­ land two days work at 50 cents per day, and the laborer in the United States two days work at SI per day. Even. But the fact is, this hat has only a tax of 30 per cent, so that it can now be s|ld under the present tax for <1 JO. 'Tax on shoes, 30 per cent, and can be sold for 81.60; and that sewing machine, can now be bad for 825, and a much better one for 840. revenue to get its revenue. So it is evi­ dent, to say nothing of ite merits or de­ merits, the time for absolute free trade is not yet at hand. Statute law can do but little to ad­ vance the Interest of one class, of men over that of another, for business will as surely find its level as water will flnd the ocean, and God win help that man most who helps himself. Now you see, how differently we do see. A. P BOEK. May 1Mb. KASTVAKD. aui-wj For Judnr of Probste-CLEMENT SMITH. For SberlH—JOHN Q. CRES8Y, Fur Clerk- X HARLES M. MACK. For 1‘rotocuttMAtt‘y—FHILIF T. OO LG ROVE Ft? TrSSre^FEEDsSS^ALEXANDER. For Circuit Court Commissioners— I’HILH’ W. MSKKBN and JAMES B. MILLS. ForHurveyov-BETH PRATT. m For Comnors-Dr. A. P. DRAKE and Dr. J. W. SACKETT. ference of 215 to 285 per cent ’ Some articles can be shipped and sold to Europe for leas than they can be imported to or are sold in the United at a less rate. Therefore tbe govern­ ment would have to resort to a pro­ tective tariff, direct texaUoa br internal RARfPS DIVISION tUMDSI For Representative in tbe Slate Izigtalatore- under free trade as under protection. The fact is that this binder is made in England from American patent# upon a royaltwand sold for 880 to <100, which would make them cost nearly twice as much tn this country, fully so after paying a Yankee agent to sell it This statement will foot up and down just tho same. It will not have a dif­ 1 REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. nlilH t would be 81X08 for ev«y drfMr eqtMlly true in hundred* of other* and therefore it follows that nearly all ! Ulu<3 things --pay a tax- -----------------of 850 to 300 .per-cent --------But the fact is that the average rate on and a yard of silk now sold for 82 in"ports is 42 per cert, and that if any imported thing is sold, average sale, lected at thia rate. But thta rate caa be above 42 per cent, it is done by some ■omewbat reduced and a large revenue twist or turn that can be done as easily can be darived from duttea cn tea wl KvpreiM. R^flblicafl Natieial Ticket. casca. He has never used this poaitkm contribute such suj to cam- oat person*! grievanore or todlvidual 4>lte work at the people', ex­ pense. Hehae been a faithful, aUe, KDITOR RANNEB: I find that I have been quite geucroonadantlous officer, and the votere of Barry county should see to it that he ia ally credited, also complimented, as the father of “A Backwoodsman’s Ideas on elected. the Tariff," ound in the Home Journal Those-who have had business, with of 14th ult, which please copy, to-Njit: the county clerk, have learned thisEd. Jovbnal:--I am surprised that that he waa always on hand to attend I have so long stuck to the high tariff, to bustorre; that he was always atten­ by my love for the republican party, tive, conrteoue and faithful in the dls- but having divorced myself from the Charge of duty. Barry countv, for a latter, I feel that I can no longer sup­ port the other. I saw by a republican quarter of a century, has had the eerri- paper, which I am yet taking, that all ceeof none hut Urst-claM clerks, and “well informed’’ people are for a pro­ ,iIr’J*“khM hel<* Ms own with the tective tariff. I am not well informed, beet Of them to the ability and falthfnb so I favor free trade. Our present tar­ iff is a destructive tax on labor to in­ neas with which he hae discharged ’ his crease capital. To prove this I would ■■ Ch"l»y could not add: A few years ago American man­ .si?? friends; , and he has hoots of ufactured sewing machines could be them to all parties, and to aB parts of bought in London for 825.00, at the same time agents were selling the Barry county. They know ho has made same machines to western farmers for a record of which the people of tbe। 875.00 to 880.00. To-day you can buy county can well be proud. They will an American self-binder in England for 880.00; the same machines are be­ Ing sold tb western fanners for 8200.00 and upwards. American grown wheat Barry county’s finances are in the I is worth nearly double in London that it is here (75 to 80 cents to-day). Al­ hands of a thorough, competent business lowing wheat to be worth 81.00 per ntan, Mr. Frederick Alexander. In the bushel, the farmer gives in exchange for a sewing machine seventy-five two years that he has officiated as bushels of wheat, at home, when treasurer, he has introduced a thorough twelve and a half bushels of the same system of book-keeping with the vari­ wheat would have bought the same ous county funds. He is prepared at machine in England. To-day we give 200 bushels of wheat for a .binder, at any time to “show the books," and has home, which 40 bushels would buy made a record which is a monument to abroad. Farmer, can you see how his intelligence and ability. As a clU- your interests are protected ? What is mo, as a soldier, as keeper of the coun­ true in these two cases is equally true in hundreds of others. You can buy ty funds, Mr. Alexander has won favor American hats, boots, clothing and and friends, whose esteem and good hundreds of other article® cheaper in will he has deserved. The people of Europe than here. High tariff enables ■Barry county should secure his services the hatter to sell a hatfor 82.00, which free trade would compel him to sell for two years more. for 81.00. The shoemaker has to have Edgar F.Nye, of Johnstown, the re­ 82.00 for shoes which should be had for 81.00, Hatter wants shoes; shoemak­ publican candidate for register, is a man er wants hat; even exchange, no rob­ who has been honored and trusted by bery. Farmer wants l>oth. High tar­ his fellow townsmen, and has tilled iff, four bushels of wheat buys them; every place with honor and credit He no tariff, two bushels buys the same. Farmer, now can you see where the was a brave soldier during the war, and robbery comee in? In 1878 anoblehas been always a worthy citizen. He is a man of good business habits, and has an excellent record for capability in surprised at the high prices paid for some articles. On his return home he every station he has tilled, a vote for loads three ships, starts for America to him will be cast for a man worthy of make his fortune. On nearing New the place, and one who would do credit York be is met by a revenue cutter, the officer boards his vessel and asks: to the people df Bkrry county. Vote “ w hat have you oc jKianl ?” for Nye for register. "I loots, shoes, hats, caps, etc. I am Doctore Drake ami Sackett are two of taking them to the western farmers. 1 can sell them for half what thev now the oldest art) ablest practlcionere of pay for them.” " Barry eouuty. They are In the field for •‘Before you can land them you must coroners. Intelligent, competent men pay the duty.” “Duty! Bhatia that?” are needed to fill those places. At times on foreign goods coming . * they call for the highest ability and into this country. soundest judgment. That Doctors “Why this tax ? Your laborers are Drake and Sackett could render such much in need of these things.” Protect our xnanufacservices, none can dispute; and the vot­ tu*rere^,taX *** Grid Rapids Hastings, Mich., September 19,1884. HOLMES, Agent. of th H K T th it fU h p T th so th R in s c t t t f A o C S a < a i » T M t �rith Local News. thb ■”E Granil Rapids fair commence. picnic at Thornapple fair’ "^X^^etohiaad„'rtl«raffltthis'Wk- WUtiw® P.la“ are “ iwulasi* attht’ *lte (air' ^umcdkuig'-Metthi.dtywmk unltorn’ y' schools are progressing toe suix-rririon of Prof. t„c Hastings Mb cnea-sr aMitto to his is building a residence on Broadway­ Press ,n ott‘,man3’ ^udoh8« ;as»!S anil cut cashmeres just received r..M.E-X. iT «Ll de rout b«>rt K00*1 10 iook the elegant dock of dress goods at Mrtse Nevins. * xtavefek A >.n.rsBURY 2A’Odozens last. week. »'m Jl toey ••aii g>*. -. shipped They M&sss. Winisou. ('nanon and Hew­ ' slave each made material improve­ meats on their residence property on Grand street. TnElir.1 were ao services at the M. E. church Sunday last, owing to the al> Mace of toe pa’l'ii'' "'ho was in attend- .anoesi conference; E. A. Mattesos sold three organs ate day 'last week; but on the same day he received three new ones. Good goods aad low prices have given him a good - trade. ' It is now an answered fact that Bar­ ty county hits a good corn crop this -eason. It now lieing too far' advanced tc le injured byMrost. save those pieces of western cum. In our report test week of the officers of Barry County Battalion elected for the ensuing year foe name of Mr. C. A. Hough, of Woodland, elected adjutant, was through an oversight omitted. Some one cut the ground wire to Knappen & VanAnnan’s telephone Thursday night. It was not done through malRo: hut some one thought it was a cunning trick, it was auwful funny. - The party who did it wears a No. fl hat. ' A full house greeted the performanceof Uncle Tom’s Cabin, at the opera house last evening. The performance was a very creditable one and the compony much belter than the average. The characters were al! well taken and the plantation songs good. The banjo solo, by Prof. W. II. McKanlass made ’he hit of the evening—Fargo Daily Republican. At the St. John’s shooting touman.ent September’lOth and 11th, Messrs Sid Crowell and Homer Brown of this city walke<! away with the honors and the cash. In the ten regular shoots' on the program Brown wonxjifee firsts, two seconds and one third. Crowell five iirsts, one second and one third. Aside from these there were a number .of special purses, of which Brown and Crowell captured the lion's share. There is a disposition on Uie part of wine of the members of tlie council, and al^c on the part ot many of our citizens who were foremost fo securing a favorable vote for water-works, to be io no hurry about bonding the dty to secure that much desired improvement. The money market' is not fo as favora^condition as it might be, and it looks 5 per cent bonds could not be wld at par jjbt now. It is a good idea to take some time to consider the matter. m though There will be a Blaine and Logan i»le raiding at Dowling, Thursday Sept. 25th. The exercises begm at 2 o’clock. It ia expected Hon. James O’Donnell, L. E. ‘U’appen and other apeakera will adthe meeting. In the evening an ^'lr«s will be delivered fo the halt wore the evening meeting there will kniJt,. r2tlight I,anule by plumed wriH ^^^eadculattonatthfe « nr F°r see notio® of the meeting. the latter. Friends from Johnstown Baltimore and Hastings were present’ and sat down to a table laden with the good things of life. After mumc, song and jest; and as the guests were about to depart, the gentlemen in whose honor the assemblage had gathered were in­ formed that their presence was desired in the parlor. While they were bowed as if receiving the benediction in came their respective mothers followed by thirty-three assistants, each having a rod of correction, which were applied to the astonished “big boys” in a man­ ner that reminded them of by-gone days, and at the same time convinced them that their mammas still exercised their maternal authority. With good wishes for the smarting urchins, the guests took their departure, each feel­ ing that they had enjoyed a pleasant time. ' oathv r'We "#uM n0 il,lmediato ANT Affair.—\v«foe» GUbm Doty, of Johnstown, Striker, of Baltimore’ 153 FRED DAELKER, fn“5" Mrs. Fred Spwngmm.-h _r are' in attendance at the state fair. Mr. J. Klepler spent Saturday and Sunday with his friends to this dty. - raw.*.,iteret, opposite ok! depot. Ha^i It is a positive fact that ARCHIE MoCOY has the most ' complete stock of °°°-H"Nichols to the dty Saturday and Sunday. He reports busi- Igood opinion our people had formed of 1him. The next governor was lustily 1chpered. Senator Palmer talked a little 1about the tariff, and Mr. Buttars told 'the audience why they should continue the republican party in power. Jolly He is bound to sell his goods at prices that will satisfy everybody. of the elate for the LADIES’ FAVORITE PILLQW SHAM HOLDERS, the best in the world. . Remember the place, Blue Front, South Side State Street, Hastings, Mich. Archie McCoy 8477859624 MADE TO ORDER. SuUMads Has Fairly Commenced. Men’s Suite BEST 50c $5 to 315. Undershirt Custom Made Suits, in the CITY. $15 to $35. 822.00 to 850.00 Overcoats. FALL Children’s OvEBOOATS Suits, $5 to $20. $2 to $15. Fine Worst­ Kilt Suits, ed, $15. $2 to $10. Cust. Made, $20 to $30. Dress Coats Boy’s Suits, WINTER $1.00 and $3 to $10. OvsSOOATS will buy Boy’s Dress $3.50 to $20 A Scarlet Vests, Made to Order. Undershirt, $12 Suits, Custom to $10 to $20. worth Made, 825.00 to 840.00 $12.50 $1.50. 320 to 330 Overcoats Pants Made to Order, 84.00 to 812.00 Fine Black Children’s Children’s z Fine Overcoats, Fall Underwear, Worsted Overcoats, $1.50 to $10. Suits, $2:00 $15.00. $3.50 to $10 Boy’s Over­ to coats, $2.50. Dress Suite. $3.50 to $15. $15.00. Children’s PANTS. Our White * HATS. and Best 31 Shirts are $1.50 Stiff Best Fitting Fur Hat Boy’s Hats, Pants iri the City. 75c for worth $2.00 25 cents to Fine Pants, Linen Bo­ Fur Hats 33.50to37.50 $1.50. M som Shirts. $2 to $4. c:lote Strictly One Price, Satchels, 30c to SS.50. Grand Rapids, Mich. AnVERTISMD LETTBKS- rubll.' Initrarae; u board of urtiierti Edwards, wtoae tera composed of the counties of district, conatttutioiu nf this state will Ki Mitmatted to • tbe^poplt^of tbestate fartheir i*4?j»ttae or ro- AateMBfiheot to Section 6, ArtteJe fi,rei»tfve ,or by Jotal a ^B(rr?o.x The State shall be divided into Judicial circulto. In each of which tbe etectora thereof shall elect one circuit judge, who shall hoM hLs office for the term of 4x years, and un­ til hs sucee—or is elected and qualified. Tbe legiiliiture may provide for th.- elect Um of more US*Lon? circuit Juilge in the Judicial cfcc’i It in which the city of Detroit is or may be situated, stitotlon. shall receive from said county of Wayne such additional salary a* may, from time to Ume‘ •* flxwl *n4 determined by the board of supagrisors Of said county; and the board of suitervlaora of each county in the Upper Penin­ sula is hereby authorized and empowered to give and pay to the circuit Judge ot the judicial circuit to which such county is attached, such additional salary or compensailou, aa may from tlni-« to time t»e fixed and determined Dy snob board of supervtson. An amendment to Section t\ Article 4. reia- Joint Resolution No. 23. hundred dollara for each regular s-mIqu, and at such regular session they may legHlHte upon such subjects as are. submitted to tkem by Kns*<*l >1 nnxsara zrf th, sra.ra .S*.. — late on no Mher subjects than those expressly stated in the Governor’s proclamation, or sub­ mitted to them by spedaTmeMgd, Tfajrahalt be entitled u> ten cent* and no more for everv mile actually traveled in going to and returning from the place of meeting on the usualh- trav­ eled route. Each member shall be entitled to the LegMature of which he was a member, but shall rftt receive iU tbe expense of tbe State, books, newspapers, or other perquisite* of otBce. or any other perquisite or compensation not expressly authortxed by this coraututtahi and Do member of tbe Legislature »haH accept or use any free pass or free ticket on any railroad during his term of office. Also that the following county officers for said countv are to.bc elected, rtz One Judge of probate. one sheriff, one county clerk, one register of deeds, one county truaaurer. one prosecuting attorney, two circuit court commissioners, one county surveyor, and two coroners. Given under niv hand at Hustings, Midh., the day and year first Above written. JVHN «/. CRES8Y, Sheriff. • J^OTICE TO TEACHERS. The following places and times han* been designated by the Hoard of Examiners fur hold­ ing public examinations for Aeaebm In! Harry county. The secretary Is authorized to issue special cerclfleates. which arc valid only until the next public elimination. Saturda}, An*. 30th. at Hastings; Friday, HepLUth, at Middleville. Friday, Sept Mth, at Nashville. FrtdvtCkt. 10th. at Hickory Coroera. Friday and Saturday. Oct. -.‘4th and -Sth, at Hustings. It Is expected that all who intend to teach and have nut ceTtlfienicn in force will be present at tome on« of theee places. ExamtnatlcBs w ill pegin nroniptly at nine o’clock and teMbm are orcenUy requested to be present at the opening Kxixnlmitlons will be IxXh on.? and written, chledr the latter. Candidates for a third grade certificate must juws a satisfactory examina­ tion in orthography, reading, nenmapshlp, arithmetic, grammar, geography, 0. a. history, civil govern me nt, theory and art of teaching and physiology, with particular reference to tbo effects of alcoholic drinks, stimulants and nar­ cotics ujkx> the human system. For this grade a stand Gig of at least 85 per cent, will be re­ quired In each branch, with an average standof 75 per cent. For a srcmid grade, the additional require­ ments will be elementary alrebra, book-tascpUuf and natural philosophy, with a standing In each branch of M per cent All candidates with whom no member ot the Board Is acquainted must furnish satisfactory i rnx>t as to moral character. School officers (especially !ns|>rcU>nii are oordially Invited to be preetat__ W. I. MARBLE, Chalnuan, q»Q, D. BARDEN. ENOCH ANDRUS. Eacr<t»nr. Probate Order. Slate of Michigan. County of Barry-ea. of HasUngs, in udd county, on Tuesday, 1 23d day of August, in the year one tbduM eight hundml and eighty-four. Present, Clement BmiUi, Judge of l*rot.atc. In the matter of the estate ot Cornells Bollinger, a minor. J.M necessary to maintain the same. A. J. Carter. STATE OF MICHIGAN. a a Trra w^A-r,8?6 my Koods and get prices before you buy and bAVb'MUWfil. . Fall Winter Caps. In the torch light probation were men, and 50,000 people eS along both sides ot the streets ot the fl' e mile, line of march. Generals Logan and Alger, Senator Raimer, Judge \ an FAIRFIELD BOY, 3299, Hand-Made Extension Talites a Specialty. Trunks, designs upon the peace ot the nation, they would block the wheels ot govern­ ment by witholding the appropriations JERSEY BULI. —————1 EVER KEPT IN BARRY COUNTY. cash, and want to buy dry goods, grocer­ ’ ies, boots and shoes, come to our store. If you have butter, eggs, bains, apples, 60 Ct, to 815.00 onions to sell, and want the cash or goods for them, bripg them to us, and get the highest market price. It will 85.00 ZINC! James O’Donnell, the next congress­ pay you to trade with us.. worth man from this district, was tl\t‘ next STAUVFEK i aALlSUUltY1speaker. He always had a warm place STILL ANOTHEB. in the hearts of Barry county people ‘ Owing to lack of space we are not and the three hearty cheers that were 1 able to present our readers with the full 1given him showed that he had not lost text of an excellent letter from Henry 1his hold upon them. R. E. Frazer, of Auden, showing why he cannot longer 'Jackson, talked about five minutes, and affiliate with the greenback party. We ‘left an excellent impression upon tbe can say for Mr. Andon that he was a AND 'audience. At the conclusion of his re- 1gteenliacker from principle. As long marks, three rousing cheers and a tiger 1 as greenbackism meant something he were given for Blaine and Logan. was a greenbacker. As soon aa bis Mr. Oavitt told the writer that no­ party surrendered itself in county and where along the line had a greater state to the democrats, he turned to crowd, in proportion to population, 1that party which most nearly met his turned out to see the general than at own ideas, and will be found from now Hastings and Nashville. on working for the success of republi­ The only thing calculated to leave a canism. He says he is not a democrat; ibad impression upon the minds of the 1 and has no sympathy with that party ■visitors was the fact that half a dozen whose tariff plank rteans protection to flannel mouths would occasionally cheer Bandall and free trade to Morrison. for Butler. Perhaps 'they should not Moreover, whenever the country has be censured; for they probably don’t behaved the pretension, of modern know the first principles of good breed­ Iwurbonlmn. and entrusted the legislat­ ।ing. We are sorry to say this for them, ive branch of otfr government to dem­ but candor compels the confession. ocratic hands, they have abused their At 8:45 the train left for Middleville. trust, introduced revolutionary meas­ An enthusiastic ovation was tendered ures. and declared that unless the exec­ by the loyal republicans of our sister utive became an accomplice in their ' .• raoney nre«a>ry for their “d ■«* that the coumal Zila and Congressman Laoey ware al^C "'“Uer for tte tiisteo?0™ **”“• There are two speakers, and they talked to people by otmmi?C'l'"atlon°f the iMhiUty ^^Uatingsplnm^kn^.^ the work, Mono, to toe matter, credit for hoaJL" ;*’1"'™ Should be given by the ‘*nW-v of each side. the long line- J,"* ’** was the 83d birthday Mt.Frroi E Mu Hattie Hotehki® ie at Albion, studying music. . good with himself. 1 Muu' Sarah Horton and Gertie / UUams wen* to Cleveland Tuesday, to purchase their fall stock of millinery goods. J Mr. C. M. Loo mu, proprietor of Loomis job printing house. Grand Rapids, made the Banner a pleasant call Monday Eldyn Reynolds is attending the Al­ fred University, at Alfred Center, N. Ym but expects to return to Michigan While our competitors are dunning in November. those who owe them on account, we are The Campaign Opened.—if the op­ selling piles of goods, for cash. We have no book accounts. Our good cus­ position l>d flattered themselves with the 'hope that- the republicans of tomers don’t have to make up for bad this dty were apathetic and would debts. We pay cash for our goods. We sell them for cash. We save our not make an aggressive campaign this JaU, they were certainly dis­ customers money, by so doing. We abused of that idea on Saturday eve­ also save them from getting dunning ning last, at which time the campaign letters. The reason we sell cheaper was opened by the republicans. Sho?tr than our competitors is because we ly after 7 o’clock the plumed knights, don't hart to dun our customers. An to the number'of 60, fully uniformed, inspection of our goods and prices will headed by the Hastings band and fol­ convience you that you can save money lowed by numbers of citizens bearing by purchasing your dry goods, groceries, torches, marched through the streets, boots and shoes of us. presenting a neat and attractive appear­ STAUFFER & SALISBURY. ance. The parade was witnessed by Gen. Loo an.—As per announcement large numbers, the streets befog literally in the Banner, Gen. Logan made a full of people. The only drawback to brief stop in this dty Monday after­ the torch-light procession was the fact noon. Himself and escort came by that there were not uniforms and tor­ special train. Those accompanying ches enough to furnish all who wished him were Gen. Alger, Senator Palmer, to participate. However there were D. V. Bell, Maj. Motherill.W. A.Gavitt, upwards of 80 torches fo line. CoL H. M. Duffield. Maj. Geo. H. Hop­ After the procession, Gen. Jasper kins and editor Leonard, all of Detroit; Packard, of Indiana, made a most elo­ Hon. E. S. Lacey, and Judge Van Zile, quent and argumentative speech at the of Charlotte; Hon. James O’Donnell court house. To say that the court and R. E. Frazer; of Jackson; Col. Kidd, room was jammed with people, is to put of Ionia; State Senator Buttars, ot Char­ it mildly. The fact that the Gen. held levoix; Mr. Hall, Gen. Logan's private his audience intact until the close of secretary; the Adrian glee club; the re­ his speech, a period of upwards of two ception committee, from Grand Rapids, hours, speaks well for his eloquence and headed by Major Watson. At Nash­ the interest of his hearers in the sub­ ville, a large concourse of,people met jects under consideration. , The republicans have reason to fed the train, and gave a royal greeting to , tho distinguished soldier and statesman. proud of their successful opening of the _ Generals Logan and Alger made short campaign fo Hastings. , addresses. It was 3;15 whpn the special The bad feature of credit business is reached this city. Over 1,000 people now being shown by our competitors. were about the depot, anxious to get a They are dunning those who owe them view of the next vice-president A on account. Some of these accounts platform had been erected at tbo east ,end of the building, and from this the will never be paid. Others have run from six months to two years, and in­ addresses were made. Gen. Logan had terest on them amounts tb a considera­ talked so much that he was unaljle to ble sum. Our competitors' j/oud cu»(speak but a few minutes. He thanked iomert have to stand this loss qf interithe people for the courtesies shown him, l* and pay thtse bad debts. This sys,and said that grand ovations had beenn tern is bound to work injury to those /tendered his escort and himself since he who pay for their goods. It is injust 'Tiad been in Michigan. If the republi­ tb them. We have been in business a cans carried this earnest enthusiasm Dumber of years, and as long as we did through the campaign, the state would a credit business we could see this in­ be overwhelmingly republican. As justice. We determined to pursue-a >every word he uttered was a severe different course. We pay cash for our ।strain upon his vocal organs he was goods, and we sell our goods for cash— ,compelled to quit after again thanking and noChing else. Our prices are for the audience for their courtesy. Three that reason less than our competitors. 1cheers were given to the “war eagle." We can afford to sell goods cheaper, as General Alger was the next speaker. have n0 .<bad debt8 * and jo^ no fo­ 1 iund his brief remarks added to the_ /^rest on accounts. If you have the °r H«Ung» quite ^to>Uy favor the putting to of the r *orks at once, in the hope that village and vicfoity. Probably the greatest political demon­ 2"-?'“twiUtoereby be furnished uicm’ ,1Ua enal)Itog them to support 1stration ever seen in Michigan was that at Grand Monday smiw “®W>« and famiiies during the wm, K winttr- They argue that the aaXt’',?1'1 ‘ l,eneflt to the dty" Him. Jama ©"Donnell wm In the dty -rrtuay. * to aeD.j -THEY SELL- Salt by the Barrel, Lime, Stucco, &c., The Crown Grain Drill, tbo petitioner should not !>e granted. And it to further ordered that tote give notice to the peraou* lutereMc estate, of tbe pendency <4 mid peUtla bearing thereof by catBdng a copy of LADIES —AND THE— "'te teHi rai-B. F- BupHct. <?q4« I-.. l*flbert’ Ein-abu-. YON&HKALY Vmer Force-Feed Broadcast Seeder! A General Assortment of Farm Implements in Stock. mtrat£' �The sere and yellow leaf and the nipping antumnal frosts are here—or soon will be. In time of peace prepare fop war; or, in other words, if yon wish to avoid the necessity of patronizing the doc­ tor and, perchance, the undertaker, secure some of R. K. GRANT Clothier my bargains in Underclothing. UNDERWEAR AN IMMENSE STOCK OF Gent’s Underwear A Fable with a Moral. a history and they have not forgotten 1L While the directors of one of our It is the nistory of a people starved, im­ poverished and crushed by the cruel great railroad corporations were In session the other day, word was brought Reed of England's commercial policy. oni the time of the conquest to the in to them that a stranger was without who earnestly desirecl an audience. Sopening of the present century the En­ ish people acted upon the principle They admitted him to their presence at Ireland must be made a market for and their chairman inquired his busi­ their manufactures and its own indus­ ness. tries sacrificed. Ono great industry after Whereupon the stranger remarked another was destroyed by repressive that he came to apply for tbe Presiden­ legislation. The Irish were forbidden cy of the railroad which they supervis­ ed. He understood that the position was to export live cattle and a great trade was broken up in the interest of/En­ soon to be vacant and he was very anxi­ glish farmers. In like manner -sheep­ ous to fill it. . . farming and the manufacture of woolen “Are you a prat teal railroad man?” the chai man askedX/‘Have yon fitted goods were interrupted. When English brewers were growing rich, Irish brew­ yourself for the place by special train­ ing? How much experience have you ers wore forced to import hops from England and were not allowea to ex­ had in managing railroads?’’ e port malt or beer. Until 1771 the ex­ The stranger bin toed, hung hi< head, portation of woolens, glass and other 'bit his nails, shifted uneasily in1 his Irish manufactures was prohibited in chair, and then replied; “Well, gentle­ the interest of England. Tbe general men. I haven’t had any railroad ex­ effect of English legislation was -to de­ perience to speak of. I served a year stroy Irish industries, to cut off the isl­ or two at Buffalo as brakeman, on a and from the exchanges of the world, small branch road. For the last year and to force tho ■spulktion hack upon and a half I have been superintendent an exhausted soil' and then by means of another branch road with headquar­ of the minute sulMivision of land and ters al Albany.” iniquitous laws to place agriculture on . “And is that the nature aud extent a- starvation basis. There was only of your training and experience in rail­ one exception, and it serves |o sh^w roading?” queried the chairman; while what the island might have done if its a derisive smile played across his feat­ industries had been promoted by a gen­ ures. erous policy. By modifications of the “Yes,” returned the stranger, in Navigation acts and by tbe payment of crest 'alien tones. bounties the manufacture of white and “And so,” the chairman went 09, brown linens was encouraged in the “alt ho-^h you have never been con­ North of Ireland. It has remained a nected with any of the groat trunk linos in any capacity, you are Bppl ng for the Presidency of this great load! ness to the prosperity whicn might easily have been secured if English Surely, then, you must be a great rail­ • road theorist. Refer me. please, to greed had not prevailed. After the Unjon the barriers of re­ your writin.s on tho perplexing phases strictive policy were thrown down. of the transportation problem.” Under free trade Ireland was admitted The stranger's face looked still more dismal as be replied: “1 have produced to. competition with English xnanu'"'turera. Bnt'it was then too late to do such writing-. I haw never given any time 10 ton study of railroad). I save ;he cruelly misgoverned island. English manufactures were linuly es­ have had no taste for such stu ly.” tablished; great masses of capital had “Good morning,*' said the chairman. been accumulated; artisans had re­ ••Good mo ni’ig,” said the stranger, ceived an industrial training. Irish in­ as he crawled through tbe keyhole and dustries >0001,1 not be bnut up under retired. , English free trade. They required the ' MORAL : same degree of protection and encour­ Thia fable teaches that, as likely as agement which American manufactures dot. the name of tlie stranger was have obtained under tbe high tariffs. Grover Cleveland.—X T. /taper. The Irish people had no choice.' They Were forced back upon the soil. They must either remain in' their scanty holdings, pay rack rents awl starve, in<»t (flickering Hal! waa a conducive or else emigrate. English free trade proof that the Republican campaign is could do nothing for them. Agricul­ aggressive. Every speaker referred to ture did not offer them the bare means u» tariff as the gnat issue of the elec­ subsistence. There was do divereilition and denounced tho Democratic cation of industry. There was no al­ party as truckling to England in advo­ ternative except emigration. Have the cating free trade and in nominating Irish people any reason to be grateful Governor Cleveland. Tbe enthusiasm to England for the commercial policy cf the audience waa infectious. A great under which they have bean ruined at body of Irishmen, who have steadily home and driven into exile? There is no voted the Democratic ticket year after reason that Eng.iah h storians have ever been able to ascertain. One of the greatest of them pronounced too En­ glish commercial system in its oAteta upon Ireland toe most deliberate and anlhsb tyranny the wc Why, then, should with Bod tor • of England? It Is for tbe interest oil being taken of it by speculators and England that the markets of toe world contractors. But in no nation and do should be opened to its manufacturers period ot history was each a tremendous and -this country restricted to what are trust ever administered with mob rare known as the cheapest products. If honesty and fidelity as is exhibited by free trade had prevailed, American tl»e history of Republican administra­ manufactures would long ago have tion from 1860 to 1866. Again, we may been crushed. America would have .refer to tbe conduct of Indian affairs. been tbe victim of England's commer­ When tbo Democratic party went dut of cial policy as Ireland has been. — N. 1. power, nut only did toe grossest cor­ Tribune, ____ I ruption exist in tbe Indian bureau, but mention of it had become a common­ The Real Reformer. place. A good many peeple in Minne­ sota arc old enough to remember the A reader, appreciating the force of our statistical showing •which proves that depth of shamelessness to which our dealings with toe Indians had sunk. the losses of the Government by official dishonesty have been immeasurably As a role, the man who did not quickly smaller undec Republican than under make a comfortable fortune out of con­ Democratic Administrations, asks tracts tor furnishing supplies to In­ whteher the stat<4nent presented cov­ dians was too delicate an exotic to nour­ ers the wholeground. “Does tbe per­ ish in this climate. T ;e Republican centage of losses,? he inquires, “cover party, as soon as its hands w re freed possible dishonesties where money was by the breaking up of the rebellion, paid out n proper form and upon prop­ Ixjcause the reformer of this infamous not .to be alleged er vouchers, but toe vouchers them­ Sitom. It is at there are no frauds in the managRselves were fraudulent? Or are th.i loves mentioned merely what the bal­ ment of Indian affairs to-day; but tke ancing of toe books show.” He adds a a^gn-'gato of them all would have been number of instances where moneys a poor pittance for tho average agent or might be improperly drawn from the contractor of the good old Democratic public Treasury, while even those pay­ times. And so wo might give specifica­ ing them were under the impression tions at indefinite length. But enough that such" sums bad been honestly has been said to show what men who earned. The point la well taken, and remember tho practices of former times was carefully considered in touching already know; that in genera’, m well in particular, the Republican party upon the subject. But of course statis­ tical d scnMion of it is impossible, be­ i> the party of honest administration; and that the cry of a neoereity of ad­ cause such statistics do not and can not •dust. For instance, no bank can tell ministrative reform, raised by the op­ how much It may have suffered position, in the sense intended; by thempossibly by petty peculations dur­ w the most shamdiess and flagitious of ing a long,course of years such trans­ their ntimorous frauds. In a larger actions having been carefully covered sense there is always a necessity for ad­ tn-manipulation of the accounts. It is ministrative reform Tlie standard of integrity and efficiency to far only when such wrong doing Is discov­ ered aud expq-xi that it can beoome higher than It used to be, but it is still matter of recurii. But some general far below what it ought to be. To considerations on this part of the sub- raise that standard to one of the neorejo t will do 1 e out of place. And first, sities of the time which is most widely the comparison nireadv offered. it is to reoognoed. and commands the most lie remembered. f ;.ns fair to o: e side ns earnest -effort within the Republican to too other. There ham been moneys party. It U a reform which may be far pr. d oul -fiup opci’iy by |><,th Republic­ more safely entrusted to that party than an and Duniu ratio A Im nixtrations. Both Republican and De mo>’rati • Ad­ *** P°werof » ma ority ministrations Lave boon deceived by during the period of its ascendancy in fra'idnlrat conrractore, without open lAmgresa or in the exercbn of it< faneevidence of a-;y actual breach of trust mlnorftr in on, or defalcation. Hut if the proved nnd «>r the ntbw branch, evinowi the mow reco’d,-d dishonesty under Do i oorntic •ietennined IkwUIIIa m erarv ttep to aJl mb: is, an has been shown, many times* 2“ ,*2!orm °*the aW1that under Beptoblioan poesewion of •erne.—St Paul Pmuer-Pnu. power, it is right and reasonable to sup­ pose that the same ratio prevails m history has never tradition, been probed to the bottom. Excluding for* rapitAl eiweiee. n<P.u: Dmdaalv tlm .—.i I——.— it haa b former just toe that om«w ttMAN CURE SICK 5 HEAD CHICAGO, ROCK ISLJID 5 WdFffi n Ktitwl rwwitto- Ot It* I—<. City. InnoapcUn had St ML*• ACHE Cuur'a •sea? “ALBERT LEA ROUTE.’ C1RTZB KEPICm CO., Ire York. ^THBOTLTTRUl 1 ■ "cheat rock island IRON ROUTf At yw rt—™.r Ttokrt m or _ CHICAOO. N. H. DOWNS' for yyjy OMSUMFTrfH AMDbU wwrao—. .IO" rer to th, he Son which U aw raoordof tho BepnbBou SE§2 lati'is; �jCStingsBaimer.- but the Haattoga opera (T) hooae hard­ i — bjucv coanssed to ly afforded the »ti«e room neoreaa^u, •>“» » few Inumdfett retohithJ?1* he- but a ■’o®* ™“ °f faithfully preeent the play. Sid Smith, jlxsnliGS' reputation, wu the aa J udgo, waa the character of the caaL >nnecte<l with and brought down the houee. “"J‘®ro£h« trouble. The individual one Exchange. mentioned by the girl baa tor the past Tnz democrats, greenbackere and three year, nude hta home with the prohibitionists have a “fusion ticket” to i 'f!e vet>«ruently protretEaton county. The prohibitionists 'M hi. tonooeaoe, but upon advice of have taken just the course necessary to Mend, he hM left the oouaty n destroy their party in that county. It but justice to him to say that public is evidently not prohibition they want 1opinion is divided a, to his being the In ins speech nominMtog Penning. Iguilty party. ton at Jackson, F. A. Dean, of Char­ So far as the statement of the girl to lotte, promised for his candidate the her 1 mother and immediate relatives is HkWjfSn. ?>«“"•■ *pl- “• support of the prohibitionists of this concerned, 1 it completely exculpates the V"” AM> r T (OLGBOVB. and Eaton counties. When was that youn< : man at whom our artieie of last deal made, and was Mr. Dean author- week pointed. And, therefore, the harsh ired to Say what he did? ‘opinion expressed of him was wrong. With the largest hay and oat props But this was not our report of the case p. IL COOK. to the history of the county, with more at 1 oil but that of our correspondent ■--------- * ...^.T-anirP io Ute Local News. -^SumEmeet"*08- K',dw e~' ......... —- WABIir'' v III!C(”‘- COL H. H- OBJday eve.. 24. "■“’’ta- '-re. VlfTinz ™ H 8. it. TI.8n.3PFk-, PriJAJ mnlM., s«>i- "• TO&aa. BPibfP- „p.raofie liaBiK •!ninat nettle tneir ac Lt. Mfcret’rt1- UU__ H^an Bros. APPLE HARKELS for w*le very cheaj E TO FARM EKS. id the Prlchardville Milla ,r, grlndtug rapacity one- nutki as good Family c tn tho »taU-. Re.peotfally yours, 8. MVNRO. SMITH. HAMS < IklMKMAA. ALL ACCOlMs AND NOTES DUE ME MUST BE PAID AT ONCE. O. D. SPALLDINO. As to the authorship qf the article than an average corn crop, with 1.000,­ 000 bushels of wheat with excellent pi ,we shall have nothing to say at present. tato and bean cropa. the farmers of The man whose name was signed to.it Barry county will be able to brave a se- 1denies writing it; says he never wrote vere winter, to say the least With bo a 1 line to the Banner in his life, and much in store, the stringent times for was the most astonished man we ever when asked for his authority. As money cannot last so very much longer. saw 1 word is- above reproach we are Mbs. Maiuon B. Todd spoke In the his ! bound to believe him. But we have courtroom Friday staling. Her ad­ dress consisted of a nauseating praise 'enough of a “clue" to give us the real bf Ben. Butler, unsparing abuse of the 1author, and we propose to follow the The article would democracy, scathing denunciation fol- !clue to the man. lowed by faint praise of the republicans. have found its way direct to the wastebasket,had not the signature of a reput­ It was a speech calculated to make , dtixen been attached. And it now democrats and greenbackers fall on able ' appears that this man’s name was used each others necks and weep. without his knowledge pr consent—in In a.n attractive column announce- । other words was a forger^. Justice to ment elsewhere, W. S. Goodyear A Co. ■ all parties demands an investigation, state that they want 20,000 lbs of dried which we will proceed to make, and the apples. Moreover, their Mr. Barnee is results of xvhich we propose to publish now away buying the largest and most complete assortment of fall and winter goods ever brought to this dty. These Miss Belle Throop is home for a goods are bought at extremely low :month's vacation. rates, and the firm propose to give their Mr. John Spence has lieen secured as customers a benefit They do as they clerk by J. S. Goodyear. advertise every time. Mrs. W. II. Powers visited friends in Last year, Barry county imported । Grand Rapids the £ast week. 8150,000 worth ot feed. For this the Mr. C. 8. Whitcomb attended the M. cash was paid. This was 86 each for E. conference at Lanning Saturday and every man, woman and child in the . county. To withdraw that much from 'Sunday. circulation caused severely close times We b»»c about 300 apple barrel* we for money. To be sure the farmers got the feed for their money; but that feed did not fatten cattle for the market, SMITH, HAMS A* VanABMAN. and so no cash returns were , received. It went simply to keep such animals as Ali pernon» owing us to heed our “Notice were needed on the farm, in almost OA11." ‘ Huffman Bros. every case. This is the one great cause of the dose times at present., When the surplus products of Barry county, and Smith, Hunt* & VanAnuan. espedaDy the stock that our large crops will fatten, are marketed, money will AN OPEN LETTEK. be more plentiful and times corres­ been notified through thi- mail, and failed pondingly easier. to re»ponil, nrc ri qui-ntod to pay their acconatedne.n. IMMEDIATELY. The Michigan Methodist conference Prompt Attention will nave further ex- made the following appointments *Tor Wemnsthavcvor money. 1 • Kuflinaa Bro*. .1 CLIPS RU88EXX. • S ! • NEWBlll letter or telephone uieMage. Barry county: Hastings—Rev. W. A. Hunsberger. NeshvUle—Rev. Thos. Cox. /Middleville—Rev. I. E. White, woodland—Rev. O. E. Wightman. Prairieville— Rev. 8. D. McKee. Banfield—Rev. O. H. PerryIrving—Rev. A. S. Williams. Hasting^ Circuit—Rev. A.K. Stewart. Freeport—Rev. D. L. Thomas. Uncle Calvin Hill, one of tbe earliest settlers of Barry county, died at his homo in Yankee Springs, Mon­ day, September 15th, aged 76 years. arelndud to < -U1 nnd nettle thi The remains were interred in the fam­ ily burying place. Mr. Hill was well known in Barry Circulatiim thin week, county. As a citizen, as a neighbor, as Uxcle Tom’s Cabin at Union hall a man, he was respected and beloved by all who knew him. In the family Saturday night. drcle he was the true husband, the Mh. L. N. Mosiukr, of Lacey, is en­ true father. In politics he was an ar­ larging his salesroom. dent republican. Hd served through Wheat has advanced a littie in this the war of the rebellion, though when market, as can he seen by our report. he was enlisted he had passed the year The Banner job rooms are turning when such service could be required. «’i» excellent work at reasonable rates. He moved to Barry county from GenThe house of Mr. N. Bailey is being essee county, N. Y., in 1836, and was, ftpainted, and presents a handsome ap­ we believe,-the fourth settler to brave the hardships of pioneeing in thisk pearance. , MAsrs Hike Kenfield and C. W. county. By his death, a good man and a good citizen are lost to Barry county; •Iordan have comuienced work on their while his family will mourn the de­ skating rink. parture of a loving husband and father. The weekly circulation of the Banseh is now i m it u the best adverAn Explanation.—It having been ^og medium in Barry county. reported to the Banner that injustice Kkv. a. k. Stewart, the new pas- was done a young man of Johnstown or of th,; Hastings circuit will occupy in the article entitled, “Ad .Unfortun­ M. E. pulpit in this city Sunday ate Affair in Assyria,” published last evening. ■ week, a reporter went to that locality Good dwollint; hotiM* to rent at KNAPPEN Jt VanARMAN’8. Tbk Hastings Comet Band will give to learn the facte in the case, as far as * at Union hall. Wednesday was possible. The Banner knowingly JJW, Sept. 24. GOod music. Bill wrongs no individual, whether high or low in station, and if a wrong had been w cents. done in this instance it should be right­ R1C11 and other ladiee of ed. The communication upon which J K «>ciety win entertain the the article of last week was based, bore Wedn^J^31 Mra' R'’8 hom® “ext the signature of a man of established reputation, and one who stands high in oimm ATTI80n haa just received an the estimation of tKe people of the bexnt D ».Very nipc piano case» it b a county. The communication gave> the btainl*. i !r‘ itotli80n keeps the organ names of all of the parties concerned in uaui®fi hooining. the affair. As the Banker does not □wrtfU!.?C88la-1' iluil 1U1 mtoounce- deal in scandals, the names were sup­ which it will pay oar pressed and a synopsis only of the purHe la a live, pro- jwrted facte in the ease was giv®. b PrepSral 10 more for the purpose of ecHtorW ment thereon than m a newK But there is great exdUt^mt to the. freparationa to townships of Assyria and J'*’**™ bring alon< “H*6h b L I‘“t ,au “ “cal- over the unfortunate affair. The jouj . n,"de- We h°Pe n man, to whom the article efW■ to peruse. ’b*h« wy»B"IUU'' Wrad h to tat*', Zvta. fferarpamed thia year. ’ ''■*U •p“k 'up0E Ball wJ 1 ^uea of tlie day at Union A evening October 1st. '*u®ee in Union han Beeined to point, and his ’ - at tbe luKtouation a»ato»t ““5*. Bkulktog about the ei8>T' cha“- «"•«» mm with revolvers, and made him sur­ render. He wm taken before Mr. and Mrs. RobkuoB. both of whom identified him as the man who did the shooting. He was then arrested and lodged in jail. He is about forty yean of age, Ugpt complexion, sandy hair and whiskers, about five feet ten inches high, and when arrested had on a light suit of clothes and a blue shirt. He denies any knowledge of the crime, but has said a number of things that show him to be the man. His reticence is evidently because he fears lynching. Mr. Robinson is one. of the leading business men of Charlotte-one who stands deservedly high in .the estima­ tion of all who know him. He was elected mayor of the dty in April last. ,He is about 45 years of age. The affair, causes the most intense excitement in our sister dty. Threats of lynching are freely made. Should Mr. Robinson’s woulds terminate fat­ ally, we should not be surprised, but would be gratified, to learn that the villainous wretch had met his deserved fate without the formality of court and jury. Common council met in regular ses'sion Friday evening September 5, His Honor, Mayor Powers in the chair. The following aldermen were pres­ ent: Black, Beamer, Hogle, Jones, Stebbins, Tinkler and Wood; absent, Parker. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. By Aid. Jones that the proposals be opened to special committee On water works, and they to report one week from this night as to the best propos­ als. Carried, as follows: Ayes, Aid. Hogle, Jones, Stebbins and wood; nays, Aid. Black, Beamer and Tinkler. The following accounts were pre­ sented: John Mate, $2; F. A. Stanley, $5.40; Myers and Brown $2.50; H. A. Goodyear $24.50; F. H, Barluw, $59.81; William H. Miller $3; J. J3. Tindle $1-50; A K. Rock $1.50. By Aid. Jones that the accounts be allowed and an order drawn on the respective funds. Carried, all ayes. By Aid Jones that the marshal Rev. Levi Master is pastor of the notify Mr. Gus Newton to fill up the Ionia M. E. charge*— a well deserved hole on comer of Walnut and Wash­ ington streets immediately. Carried, promotion. all ayes. Morse Nevins is in Kalamazoo, and By Aid. Wood, that Mr. H. A. Good­ will spent* the week visiting with year be authorized to build a side­ friends and-relatives there. walk on Jefferson street north Amend­ Hastings Methodists are well pleased ed by Aid. Boamer, that the same shall be built of clay and gravel, or that Rev. Hunsberger is to officiate as concrete. Carried, all ayes. their pastor the coming conference By Aid. Tinkler, that the street com­ year. missioner be authorized to -grade for Miss May Roberts departed Tuesday sidewalk on Grand street east Car­ ried, all ayes. for an extended western tour. She ex­ By Aid. Jones, that an order be pects to remain the fall and coming drawn for six dollars in favor of the winter. recorder for advertising the sale of Prosecuting Attorney Colgrove, of water bonds. Carried by alLayes. On motion council adjourned. ' Hastings, was in the city Monday. • John Weibsk&t, City Recorder. Phil, is earning a splendid reputation as Common Council met in adjourned aibefficient state’s attorney.—Charlotte regular meeting, Friday evening Sept. Republican, 12,1884. His honor, Mayor Powers in WU1 Powers, of Imlay city, shook the chair. The following aidermen were present: Black, Beamer, Hogle, hands with his Hastings friends the Jones, Stebbins, Tinkler and Parker—7. past week. He is well _pleased with Absent, Wood. Minutes of last meeting were read Imlay City, where he is engaged in the and approved. hardware business. The following accounts were present­ Married, at Nashville, Michigan, Mr. ed: ’ E. W. Murray, and Miss Carrie Griffith. Myrou Manyanl, Police work, reunion....f 7 00 A. D. Manyanl............................... 7 00 Mr..Murray is well known in eastern L. Dickinson, Painting Bridge.................18 no Jack Rich...................................................... 1 Barry county as a young man of excell­ Barney Wright............................................ 00 Wm. Miller.............................. » 00 ent parts and promise. For some time John Tinkler................................................ < no htj/has been connected with the Nash­ W. O. Mills; Drying bo.*e............................. 1 00 By Aid. Jones; that the accounts be ville News, as local editor, and has allowed and orders drawn on their re­ shown ability and enterprise. Mr. spective funds. -Carried by all ayes. Murray has chosen the medical profess­ By Aid. Jones; that the committee on ion, having nearly completed his stud­ water works have one more week to re­ ies in the Hahnemann Mefical College, port. Carried; all ayes. A petition signed by H. A. Goodyear Chicago. Himself and wife will soon and 100 others asking the common leave for the garden city, which will be council to defer proceedings relative to their home until Mr. M. finishes his water works was read ana referred to tire committee. college course. The many friends of the On motion of Aid. Jones council ad­ the young couple will wish them a rich journed. JOHN WKISSERT. City Recorder. fruitage of life’s choicest blessings. The Banner joins them in extending congratulations to the happy pair. Murder at CHARLOTTE.-Tuesday night, about 10:30, Samuel Robinson, mayor of Charlotte, was fatally shot at his home by a tramp who was at­ tempting to gain admission to his house. The particulars as telephoned to us by D. B. Ainger, of the Charlotte In the days of biliousness when your liver is forbid and your skin yellow, re­ member you have a never-failing friend in Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tonic, which is unequaled in purity and efficacious­ ness. In caces of dyspepsia, coativenesr, ague and malaria diseases and diseases of the blood and kidneys, its action is prompt and cure speedy. Price 50 cents, ofFred’k Hotchkiss. _________________ Republican, are these: Mr. and Mrs. Robinson had retired for the night Their room waa on the 8 months and 28 days. first floor of their dwelling. About the Tread softly, speak gently, With uncovered heads. hour named Mrs. Robinson discovered Our home lu sadness. Dear Homer Is dead. a man looking into hdr chamber win­ Fold gently the soft hands, dow. She aroused her husband, who The bright eyes are closed, quickly secured a revolver, proceeded How tovdv tbe sweet face In silence repose. to the porch, and ordered the intruder Anotter bright jewel to leave the premise. The man had a For the glorious crown; . A gem of pure brightness nuorin his band- and Mr. Bobtown fie claims for his own. ra on tbe alert for this, thtoktog it the tramp’s only weapon. Mr. R. la­ The Savior kith said Then trust to him thy darting, bored for about ten minutes to persuade And be not afraid. the would-be robber to leave his preraue Then weep not.’hear mother, Thy loved one's at rest, ea The latter took two or three steps OecursiroM afl In the home at tbe blest. toward the gate as « t«> ^part■ There, with the bright angels, anddenly whirled about and shot the On tbe evergreen shore, He’s waiting to greet thee. mayor twice to the brrert. The dan­ gerous wound waa caused by a bullet striking the collar bone and glancing downward into the lung. The wound­ ed man rushed Into hi. home-’ white, hew. and fell upon tbe floor. Medical aid Wheat, red. new.... was quickly summoned, and after an hour he regained consciousness. At this writing he Is still alive, but no hones are entertained of his recovery, aa be tospitttogblood.and internal hem­ orrhage is feared. ____ As soon aa the shoottog waa itoown the nre beil was rung, the cittoens called together, and a aooret* * WANTED 20,000 lbs. Dried Apples I wait for us Our Mr. Barnes is away buying In a few days we will have the Larses! and lost Complete Assortment IN THIS CITY. By waiting we have taken advantage of the EXTREMELY LOW PRICES which .■ I • Wholesale Houses are now offering their im­ mense stocks. You that have waited will save money, for we shall give the people who call on us the BENEFIT. ,W. S. Goodyear & Co. g NEW FALL GOODS! AT RUSSELL’S. Come and see our new Dress Goods in Ottoman Clothes, Cossures Cashmeres in all new colors, Silks, Velvets, Velvetines, &c. We can suit you in qual­ ity, style and price. , Zephyrs, Saxonys, Germantown and German knit­ o ting yarns in all colors. v • LU Ladies ’ Russian Circles, Newmarkets, Paletots, CD and Children’s Cloaks, a very large stock and very O cheap. co 5 can always find the latest styles, best goods, LU You and lowest prices. co Come and see us. We have the goods bought for CASH and will sell them at the very lowest prices. JULIUS RUSSELL. An Kotarprialn*, Reliable Houaa. Vaster <xi Thursday wm connected with De­ troit by telephone. drain act- to tbe human system, which Burdock Blood BUlerS remedy. Senator Palmer is reported to speak at Plain­ well on Sept. M. Mr. Oow*b oa Mik Hate. **I» would b " meat," said Jc tall down aud CO <z> �^^□US! THE BREATH OF DEATH FATAL CYCLONE IN THE NORTHWEST. Easily Digested! Burnett** race, are washed aww. THE CB0P8. and Lumber I will have in a few days an invoice of Howgate. nr WIND AND FLOOD. Hudson, WIl, Sept IL—Details ate now coming In of tbe destructive cyclone which on Tuesday evening swept over the northern part of St Croix County and through tlie center of Polk, doing wide­ spread devastation. Tbe cyclone entered Wisconsin from tbe Minnesota side, nearly opposite Marine, carried away portions of the Wisconsin Central’s new iron bridge building across Lake St. Croix, plowed a, furrow two or three and miles wide in a northerly direction, most serious damage was The dohe in tbe towns of Star Prairie, Stanton and Somerset, where grain stacks In large numbers were blown away. Barns and bouses were unroofed, and other serious de­ struction done. In this county Star Prairie appears to have fared the worst, as nearly even- building in the village was more or less shaken, and fully a dozen in tbe town completely' destroyed. About thirty-five miles farther norththe little village ot Clear Lake, on tbe North Wisconsin Road, was almost wiped from tbe map by tbe furious gale, Hardly an unscathed house remains lu tbe town, aud- tliroe lives were lost. Those killed were Mra. Peieg Bwdlck. wife of the poet­ master, and two young men in W R. In­ gall’* store, by the name of William Cav­ anaugh and A. II. Sanderson. Walter Briggs was also badly injured, and two Scandinavian children so seriously that they can not survive. Bill Nye, the noted humorist, also bad his left leg broken beiqw the ‘knee. He was at Clear Lake visiting his brother, District­ Attorney Nye. They were out in the coun­ try for a drive in the midst of a dense forest, and seeing the storm coming ou, were - driving as rapidly as possible to escape its fury, when both gen­ tlemen were thrown out with the result above given. Tbe road was so thick­ ly strewn with fallen trees that it was Im­ possible to reach him with a team, and he wm obliged to lie on tbe wet ground in the drenching rain for two hours, until men . could be summoned from Clear Lake to carry him in. He was brought to Hudson and Is now doing well. Jewett's mum, a lew mites out, suffered variously, and throe-fourths 6f their most valuable pine were blown down, besldo a vast amount of other timber. The entire loss to Clear Lake can not be less than 8200.»XW Ingall’s loss is placed at 810,000. The lore of grain and other projierty in this (St. Croix) County can not be short of 850,000, bitt this Is trilling compared with the devastation through mt Polk County. The storm lasted fifteen minute.-dTH.LWATER, Minn., Sept 11.—About six o'clock Tuesday evening a disastrous cyclone passed over this section. The worst end of tlie storm struck Marine Mills, a vil­ lage twelve miles north, where almost every house is more or lees injured. George Rutherford was working at a threshing machine when tbe storm came up. He took refuge In a barn, which was blown down on him and he was killed. This te the only fatality thus far reported. On auotiier farm In the same neighborhood a Minne >poils man tiad his leg torn off by a falling Imjusc. and a few other people wore slightly Injured. Atone place, in an orchard of, L600 trees, only 600 are left standing/ Frotebly forty or fifty burns in this county were completely wrecked. In this city Walker, Judd V eaxle, a saw-mill firm, ,^*»se from 815,000 to 830,00(1. The St Cra lx Hotel wns unrooted and had a gable blow.'1 “**>’• p»ter Chilean’s bouse, with hlsfanJ1* la U- was blown into the street, the hum*?’8 miraculously escaping injury. Hiram BuKwy’R houae> barn, granary aud warehouse, wC*1 *’-000 worth ot machinery, six hundred ot Sxabi and thirty tons of hay. were destroyed. The entire lore at Marine is 875A,°°’ ,n 0113 cIty about 823,000. _ Aij*cna, Mich., Sept. HA-TherB WRS n violent thunder scjunli here tt yester­ day- Tlie wind blew forty-eight taZ °* au hour, and there was a rainfall of ov«» su inch in dgh; mign^ Thomas Scarf *a ' atruck by flgKlumgafrd k fl led on the street ] .Another aun Ififtl aa juni broken, ©no uouse, a mill, smokestack* and a number of piles of lumber were blown over, and forty thousand feet of lumber blown into tire lake. Tho tornado, which was not very wide, lasted about fifteen minutes. VHiri’HWA Falls, Wta, Sept. 11.—The floods bi'tlie rivers and streams of this sec­ tion continue unabated. Duucm Creek, which flows through a portion of this city, rose fourteen feet yesterday. Every bridge in ttto city waa carried away. Tbe dam of tbe Glen flouring mills was washed out, and caused tho planing-mill daui of B Kettig 4 Co. to give way. The livery stable of Stiles, Lego & Bailey was badly wrecked. Five horses were drowned, ami all the buggle- and carriages were swept away. Several ma­ chine Slwpe and houses were carried down tlie stream totally wrecked. The latest advices from Bloomer, twelve miles from here, on Duncan Creek. State that tlie water Is thirty-three inches higher than In the great flood of 1880, but there inw been a decline of six Inches since six • o’clock. The dam of Roache & Riggs's mill was swept away, and 700.­ 000 luet of logs. All (he buslimm twuaea on Main street arc partly submerged. Tlie lue* at Bloomer is 840,000. In this city the losses oa-Duucan Creek are estimated at 8150,080. While attempting to crore the creek here yesterday Robert Wallace, a single man, was drowned. The Chippewa River le now twenty-three fee: above tow water-mark, and is still rising at the rate of six inches per boar. Mii.wauxkx, Win.. Sept 18.—At two o’clock yretarlgy morning the water at Chippewa Falla reached ita highest point-’ thirty tert. Some time Wednesday even­ ing io Lillie Falls and the Paint Crjek iA. ,.n ««r. I"“ 1” “■ f1™; hurrfrad mUlkm t«« « !<*»■ TtiWnwbeJ Clilou- • •' lhe Ume ,bm?! ra’11' turned, and rvrW away both tlwj l.rooalu Canlral brMr» and U» waaun brldp. Thn Omaha bridge <011 remama aud no jama bare r« toraiod mi U» It wtU poll ibroutlu Tita OOO Uoahat. ot WImM. WautwuTtnr. Sept 11—Tbe Departwent of Agriculture rop-urts on tbe winter wheat, ns follows: The rate of yield is not far from an a ver ge of thirteen bushels per acre. The results of the- harvest of ripring wheat are not yet complete, and the product can not be precisely Indicat­ ed. It Is probable, from the rejiortea condition cf tbe crop already' barvestea and threshed, that the aggregate will vary little from 500.000,000 bushels. Reports of much higher figures are sensational and misleading and utterly unworthy of credence, Tbe general average condition when harvested is 98, against 83 last year. The condition-is almost identical with Urat reported In September, 1879 (tbe census crop), which' yielded thirteen bushels per acc& Tbe wheat States In high­ est condition are California, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Pennsylvania. Kentucky. Ten­ nessee and Oregon. These, with some of minor production, show figures higher than the general average, Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas standing at 08, Ohio and Michigan at 96, Indiana at 94, aud Illinois at 8a Tbe Eastern and Southern States range from 81 in Mississippi to 103 In Maine. Tbe corn crop is In better condition than in any September since 188a The general avenge is M. It was 84 last September. 83 in 1882, and 60 In 188L It promises to pro­ duce an average yield of 26 bushels tor tbe entire breadth, or not lets than 1,800,000,000 buslieta. It will make tbo largest aggregate quantity ever reported tn *Jmj history of the crop. The oats crop averages a yield per acre about the samo as corn, and makes an ag­ gregate exceeding 500.000,000 bushels. Ita condition, when harvested, was ninety-five, which Is lower than for tho two previous yean, but higher than for prior yean since 1378. _______________ Canxdian Boatmen Off lor Egypt Montke.il. Sept 15.—Tlie Canadian contingent boatmen, numbering five hun­ dred, took their departure from this port yesterday morning on tho steamship Ocean King for Alexandria, Egypt, for sendee ou All but seven men the Nile, were Id their bunks Saturday night in high spirits, tbo absent vol­ unteers being off ou a spree. The latter arrived crestfallen after the steamer sailed, and were forwarded by train to Quebec. Tbe complete outfit waa supplied for the men here, keeping the local-: manufacturers of clothing and coats actively at work for seme time both clay and night. The brig­ ade manifested areal enthusiasm when the steamer threw off her Udos and started. Terribly Mangled by Exploding Powder. Somkkskt, Pa., Sept 13.—A point on tbe Southwest Pennsylvania Road a few miles from here was the scoue Thursday of a horrible accident A Prussian laborer was pouring powder into a hole from a keg which ho held between his legs, when tlie trail of the powder was fired by a spark ami blatantly reached the keg, whicli exploded; tearing tlie flesh from tho bones ot tlie unlucky man Irons, the waist to toe top ot hin head. Tbe fore part ot Ids skull was left literally bare, the nose being torn completely off and his eyes blown out Both ears were gone, and not a hair Is left on lite head. He was Other­ wise horribly burned and charred, and death resulted In a few minutes. The Odd Fellow*. Minneapolis. Minn., Sept 15.—The re; port of Grand Sire Leech, to be delivered to the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fel­ lows lu this dty, shows an Increase of four grand lodges, 189 subordinate lodges and 11,875 In lodge memberships during die year. Tim total relief reached 82,015,­ 833.53, and tlie revenue Is 85,860,041.47^ The Grand Sire takes occasion to condemn the utterances of some journals of the Order as breeding dissensions to a certain extent; and touching tl>o Patriarchal Circle and Supreme Temple, timely views are uxProfits of Natural Gas Companies, p^rrsnt^an, Pa., Sept. 12.—Tbe three antagn/WUc natural' gas oompnn|es have consolidated under one in an ago incut and will hereafter pool their earnings. Although the business of supplying natural gas is ot such recent date the profits of the combination at present aggregate 890.000 a month. This immense income will be so much increased by this time next year that it is estimated by, tbe stockholders that their profits will then amount to 8150,000 a mouth. Lt the gas supply holds out it is expected that die profits will eventually reach 8200.000 a month. A Heavy Failure. . Pbovidrnck, IL L, Sept 13.—The firm of Stafford & Ca, of this dty and Fall River, failed yesterday. The firm la very 'argufy interested in many mills, and the fact that they have been so widely scattered proved a difficulty In the way of economical' managoiiieiit. The milk-ran an aggregate of fifteen thousand spmdlee, and the total nominal value is 8350,000. The firm’s in­ debtedness some time ago was estimated at 8250,000, leaving a -nominal surplus of 850.000 to 8100,OOtt Indiana Candidates to Discuss the issues Jotafly. Indianapolis, Ind., Sept 15.—Tbe Re­ publican and Democratic State Centra! Committees have agreed upon arrange­ ments and dates for joint debates between Messrs. Calkins and Gray In the Twelfth, Ninth. Fourth and Eighth Congressional District*. aa follows: Fort Wayne, Tuesday, October?; Lafayette, Wednesday, October 8; Greensburg, Thursday, Octobers; Temr Haute, Friday, October 10. „ Tbe Fire Engineer!. tbe Convention of Fire Engineers Saturday tbe following officcrx were elected: Presi­ dent D. I. Swenie, ot Chicago; Secretary. Heodrieks. of Connecticut; Executive Com­ mittee, J. S. Damrell ot Boston, T. O'CeoB<w ot New Orleans, W. Stock well of Tenmmm. B. B. McCool of Peonayivanla, a W. Taylor ot Virginia. J. H. Butler ot Nebraska, and MAtbew Steen bl Alabraa. > CWr <»w «he dine, Ont, fires an burning, and buried at New Lexington, Thursday. A grout many citizens escorted tlie body to the cemetery. The last spike on ths Louisville, New Or^ans & Texas Road was driven on Wednes­ day evening at a point about one hundred miles south of Memphis. Joseph M.’I’oaac. tbe New York fruit merchant under arrest on tbe charge of forgery, made nn assignment Thursday .for the benefit of his creditor*. Liabilities and aasets not known. Frank IL Mason, United States Consul at Marseilles, receives the commendation of tho State Department tor remaining at his post during the cholera epidemic and fur­ nishing valuable Information. . A Philadelphia Judge ruled Thursday that the occupant of a house may cut tele­ graph or telephone wires if stretched over his reef without his permission. Tbe Sheriff ut Cincinnati will to-day end tbe career ot Ben Johnson, one of the negroes who last February murdered /lie l¥ylor family and sold their corpses W a medical college. a D. Sloner and Mrs. W. J. Scott were married Wednesday night at Burnside, 1U., and after the weddmg-dinner seventeen of the guests were taken seriously Ill, three of whom are not yet out of danger. What caused tho poisoning can not be deterSwnuel ChecoL Chief of the Creek Na­ tion, died Friday at Denison, Tex. Sara Bernhardt has arranged to pay her French creditors three hundred francs daily to avoid tbe sale of her effects. Tbe Boston bark Minnie Allen was burned at Hollo, Friday morning, with a sugar car­ go valued at 8100,000; Insured. At Creedmoor Friday -the regular army team won tlie Hilton trophy, valued at 81,000. from the Michigan militia team. Bradstreet*’ report of tho condition ol trade notes a general improvement, arising from tbe demand for autumn goods. Tbe Private Secretary of President Arthur state that the latter Is as weltjas he ever was, notwithstanding alarming reports as to his health. J. O. Hatteman, engines and old machin­ ery at St. Louis, made an assignment Fri­ day. Burger, Hurlbut & Livingston, tlie insolvent New York sugar refiners, owe 8500,000 ■ Tlie Interior Department has orders to dispose of the reservation at Fort Sanders, - W. T., and the barracks at Baton Rouge, they being do longer useful to tbe army. William Sherman, ex-Unlted States sub­ Treasurer at San Francisco, Cat, died there Friday. He was a relative ot General W. T. Sherman, and possessed of grept wealth. Mormon missionaries named Wiley and Humphrey, who were about to commence ojieratlous in Lancaster County, 8. C., promptly accepted notice from tho citizens to leave. At Dyersvillo, la., Friday a woman and ber daughter suddenly became Insane, smashed all tho furniture Id their house, and went out and climbed trees, wrecked fences, and performed other unreasonable acta . Differences on the liquor license question in the Decatur (Ill.) Council has resulted In Ute city’s gas supply being shutoff. Members will not vote for gas bonds unless their fel­ lows agree to the grantlug of liquor- li­ censes. The Australian cricketers cleared £700 per mau by their tour in Great Britain. The New York banks Saturday held 828,­ 300,378 in excess of their legal requiretuenta. E. J. ForsteH’s Sons, who have repre­ sented Baring Brothers at New Orleans for a half century, suspended payment Satur­ day. • Since January 1 tho specie Imports at New York have amounted to 818,703,018, ag4nst 510,932,755 for the same period In CErk^remedY Phillips’. Digestible CNeura’lgia. Sciatica, Cocoa A preparation that will not distress the most delicate stomach. Unequaled for delicacy" of flavor, nutritious properties and digestibility. Put up in "4 lb. tins. TORPID BOWELS, I am also Agent for Humphrey’s Homeopathic Specifics! Call for one of the rnenuals given awav TUTTS HAIR DYE. I also have the Guay Hats ob WnrsioiKfl changed toRanUy to a Glosst Black by a alngte *P- Dr sent by exnreaw ob«£?2^Pk2Lv^ •KvaSamiAlOFwniittBiim FML Veterinary Specifics. 1 Net-vons Exhaustion, ' . ■ • . Book descriptive of diseases Free. Loss of Manhood. An W-page Cloth-bound Book of Advice to Young or Middle-aged Men.with gwerintioos for Bclf-treatmenthv a Agency of Detroit White Lead Works. SENT FREE Agency of Acker’s English Remedies. T. WILLIAMS A. CO.. SAWMIH. «•. Tbe Science of Life. Ony SI. BY MAIL. POST-PAID. k Or^urEg The Best Assorted Drug Stock Jn Barry County. Fred’k Hotchkiss, XS® KNOW THYSELF.^HV The Live Druggist. A Great Medical Work on Manhood, Exhausted Vitality. Nervous and Physical De­ bility, Premature Decline in Man, Errors of Youth, and the untold miseries resulting from indiscretion or excess. A book for every num, young, rnlddlc-agcd and old. It contains 123 prescriptions tor all acute and chronic diseases, each one ot which is invaluable. Bo found by the Author, whose experience for 23 years Im such m probably never befoti fell to the lot ot any physician. 300 pages, bound In beantlful French muslin, einbosst-d rovers, full gilt, guaranteed to be a finer ivork tn every sense—meciumlaU, lit­ erary and professional—than any ortier work sold in this country for 82.60, or the -money win be refunded In every Instance. Priceoutv fl.000 by mall, post-paid. lUustnairc sample fl reins. Bend now. Gold medal awarded the aathor by the National Medical Association, to tlie officers Of which he refers you. This book should be read by tbe young for In­ struction. and by the aflllct<-<l for relief. It will benefit a!!.—London Lancet. There l» so member of society to whom this book will not be useflil, whether youth, parent, guardimi. hi’tructoc or guardian.—ArgonanL Addrvfls the Pralxply Medical ln..tllntc. or Dr. W. H. Parker. No. 4 Bulfineb street, Boston. Mass., who may !»<• comndlod on all disewu-s re­ quiring skill and experfenre. Chronic and ob­ The examiner has couufleted his exam­ stinate dlseaws that bare baf TTY? A T fled tlieskillol idlothernhvalchtna H.rtA.1 i M ination of the wrecked Nw Brunswick (N. specialty. Much trwdedsuo-riTn-V’QTpT Tp J.) bank, showing assets of 8570,000, with eessfally without an lu-l.Xl X OUlLaT stance of failure. t Jlabilltiee reaching 8830,00a Near White Cloud, Mich., Saturdiy moming McLane’s saw-mill, twenty bous.-i occupied by employes, and a million feet of lumber were destroyed by fire. The. lake schooners John T. Mott and of three art l- * w elm r a at if you will Monticello collided on Friday nighL none any devote a few hours of your leisure time evenings Colclrceter reef. Like Michigan, and butb vessels were abandoned by their crewj. wetsa' a single afternoon. A gentleimm nnn 1 Premium Iteta are now ready for distri­ got a silver watch for Irfeen minute’s work. A bution for tlie first .National Breeder*' Dog W J* /•*£* oIrt •owed a watehtnone day; Show, to be lield at Philadelphia October hundreds of others have done nearly as wen. 16. 17 and 18. There are eighty-three If you have a magic lantern you «an start a classes, in all of which tbe premium* are easli. DON’TScffissaa affiwsyonK-Si: WAN f BUGGIES! Now is YourTime to Buy *- . • 1 ’ ■ • • YOU A FIRST-CLASS BUGGY. ' t ’ I shall soon commence laying floor and making other improvements for my Skating Rink, which I intend opening about Oct. 1st THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK-Cattle......... . Skeep.............................. Hogs................................ FLOU H-Uood to Cbotoe ., __ Patents»......................... WHEAT-No. 2 Red No. 2 Spring.. CORN................ ”7.7.,. OATS—Western Mixed. RYB RK-Mesa.................. RD-Steum................ cheese....... WOOL-UomociUo................... CHICAGO. C Medium Butchers’ Stock.... ■ Infer or CatilF................... HOGS -Lire—Good toChol&o FHKEP....................................... BDTl’BH-CnMixory... ........ Good to (,’hoiof Dairy .BGG8-Fresh FLOUR—Winter Newark I have on hand a large stock of Open and 01 « Top Carriages, Phaetons, 3 Spring and Plat­ form Wagons, which I must close out before 6R 25 UJ7 opening the Rink. If you are thinking of buying a buggy of any kind, call and u 75 5 Ml 4 GRAIN-Woeat. No. 2. Coro. No. 2 Oata Na t............... Rye. No. 1 Miricy.No 2.......... BBtA»N CORN— Gr-en Hurl Fine Green........... potatoes’. 77.77.7*7 LUMBE— ........................ Common Droawd Siding. „ -....... see me. M0U WAT1R WORKS. I will sell you A 1 Good and save you Br Messefi � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-09-26.pdf bb90ee699a9abcec7c637ec88e37f51e PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner " VoCxKIX. NO. 23. : ' HASTINGS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 26, 1884. The Hastings Banner. Harry Co., Mich.. marshall l. cook. KiUIPTION RATES! . - «• pvrywr: It paid within six lc *;i । r vwir: if not paid until exfi.50. Subscribers outp. ‘ ikirrv < U.. j<1.25 per year, tn­ " 7 casl) In advance. ABVERTHING RATES: C ;Nrn'«U.' r-'■■ *1or special positions.*1 were i-.fclt Hl the Job Printing D», !.axneh. Kvmythlng in tbb .. . .nd with the latest faces of .... ... -nn.’d i citterns of machinery, ■ i.tbies the ■ -Lus job work. • pLE.'ik <T <M!TH, Lawyer, . •A.M’I ouir B. K. Grant’# store.) , al;. xirts of the Stole. Collections Oft: . ■'viv Walter. *L>v it. 1v-ri:.**. * C. H. VaxA&man. W PEEN a- VanARMAN, K Lawyers. U’.<r llnsUnw National Bank.) tt , JOHN I akvetii ; Attorney at Law, Mi.ldlevHIe, Mlnlj. p w *s SKERN, Lawyer. Spaulding's dry goods store.). Will a!'-” ■t {iromptly to all business tn all <• • cour<. Cn4 r-rt- --.isojiable. A.“ .X.ASTON, Attorney at Law, ■. S. Goodyear & Co.’# sure.) Fr*c- ’ .■ al! ■•urtsofUie State. Collections promts c ri.di:- to. • p W. 1.0WKY, M.D.. ■ VJ. ihysivmn. Surgeon and1 Oculist. v-) !■ . Thorn St.. HxCingx, Mich.) Calh it> ;wn or country proihotiy attended. i»il • ■ io a- ui. and 1 to 3 >. m. Hollrwa)-’ dru ’ Eton:. j>- s;n-clu! aiWlioD ptdd to surgical diseases ji>l •! of i.ie and ear.___________ GACKE fT .V iUTLEi:. D Pysitians and Surgeons, I I’r^rU vIIltf. Micjh.) Ali c*!k. riaht pr <iay, promptly Attended. kTIMMBRMAN; : . Ilouii'palhic Physician & Surgeon, (F<rH «l«<i-r v.ist of Hollowxyi’ drug store.) it. Am. .JONES, ■ Dentist. Ad work prvfiq ’ly anended to. D WHITLOCK Ar i.L>r the Watertown Insurance Co. ~ Thr;. •• • policies oa n man's property against bv t:r<-.hguHiln<! or.wind; against a man's Uf- ■»mid aivident. . ■ pOOK J SHELDON, •OMi•■I'! t Block,Hastings, Mich.) IL-.!-the-r.ily set ot Abstract Books in Barry County. f A; FOOTE, M. D., £1. Physician and Surgeon, (Uaioeeait side Mala 8L, Nashville,Mich.) Besiderto-; next door north Wolcott House. AU call* promptly aitepdod too. day or night. JOSEPH KNIGHT, . < ’’ Veterinary Surgeon. (Beskkinoe Eutliuil, near Ywkley school .house.) Will attend all calls for senriew night or day. UUr;v5 r iMHinble. ; . . B. F. Bkov.s.M. IX- W. I\P«M.ICKMUS, M.D. Rs. BROWN & POLHEML’S, ib»iuu pathic Physicians & Surgeons. (Officv ■ r Julius Russen’s store. Main 8t.) Cain answered fnun the ottce at all hours of , Ibec.iy ornmht. Dr. i’oihemus will give special aur v. di.-a,*., <>( the Eye and Ear. O ‘» v ii ’->>- ■ to 12 a. m.; 2 to 4 p. tn. B (ILAIIKE RIKER; Attorneys ut Law and Solicitors in Chancery. (Vlltors in Union block, over Beamer Bros.) ' Hastings, Mich, Pr । in an courts ol the state. Attend to ' collections and perfecting titles to real estate. Mqney to :u>urance taken etc., etc. ’ Philip t. colgrove, Lawyer, Hastings, Mich. • Fro^f ; Hi Attorney for Barry County. JTOLMEp * HOLLY BROS. Rigii ai to Front! 'ember t&th. Gwin of All Kinds to be Marked Down! Wdn''siien?c,,n>d‘,c<’ “ usu*1- but no more N<> hutrn Book-keeping,and do more bod debts. GENERAL STOCK! OF GOODS TO BE KEPT FULL! AND A BRAN NEW LINE OF Millinery Goods, TO BE ADDED, WITH Mrs. B. S. Holly At the helm. ESTCOME AND TRY US! <a-** HOLMES 4 HOLLT BROS., Woodland. WHOLE NO. 1523. County News. G. W. Tompkin’s next It was said by a lady whose hiwliand ning. z stir the sod and. *o«v sow without | ao< 1b a democrat that she never saw as doing this. As a rule the first crop is | dt ty (formerly village; of There was quite a warm time north Woodland. many drunken men In Nashville at one the l*st. For the second crop some By Aid. Job®®, that the of the Center last Sunday with fire, but Lew Hough and Lyman Seott have time as there was last Saturday at the stir the sod and othefa drill in the be aoeepted and pteoed 01 it was subdued before it did any dam ­ gone up north. democrats and what-do-you-calbit pole wheat without this stirring. If - farm­ Th" shooting affair in the eaat part of age, except burning some fences. established as a site for the locatfon raising. Several in this vicinity came ers in Michigan worked their land as of water works for said city of HmrCom ia nearly all secured in this vi­ thy town Iwtween Jerry C. Bessie and home beastly drunk. they do here they would not raise their inas. Carried; all ayes. cinity. The yield is rather below an McMunigal sa-rns to have been a bloodMr. and Mrs. E. G. Potter celebrated seed • Whereas; A resolution was pawed average. leas affair. their china wedding last Sunday, the The wheat is harvested with headers. by the common council of the city of Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cox, a B. S. Holly TOd wife will celebrate 21st, by inviting in a few near relatives. Twelve horses and eight men are re­ Hastings, on the 6th day ofJMarch Imk, their wooden wedding on Friday eve­ daughter. They were presented with a tea set of quired to successfully rdn a heading providing for the submission to th® ' Lyman Wilcox broke a bone in his ning of this week. They hope to enter­ 48 pieces by A. 8„ Frank and Fred machine. One header and three header biedtors of the city of Hastings at its foot last Saturday, while playing ball. tain all their friends. Quick and their wives, parents and box« will cut from 18 to 30 acres per annual.election, to be held on the 7th Dr. Baker and wife took in the state Hon. H. F. Pennington ’s speech at brothers of Mrs. Potter; a silver castor day fair at Kalamazoo. the town hall fetudray night was lis­ by their daughter Grace and her hus­ Wheat ripens about the middle of sum of money not exceeding twenty Mrs. Calvin Smith Is on the sick list. band. tened to by a small crowd. Free trade Twenty-three dTd justice to a June, so it is rarely effected by the thousand dollars, for the purpose of ..Mrs. Tuttle, Mrs. Smith’s sister, has was his text He seems not to under­ good dinner. It is needless to say it drouth. It is too diy here for corn purchasing grounds, rights, privileges, ■ n<urne.j to her home In Toledo. stand that the voters of all parties in was enjoyed by all. . generally but this yair the corn crop materials, and in making improve­ ments connected with and for the sole Woodland sye as a rule, readers and is good. freefort. Orangeville. purpose of supplying said city of . think for themselves concerning free From the Herald. I can see from my house over 1,000 Hastings with water, said money to Dr. Chas. Russell, of Allegan, was the Mr.#, Finch is building an addition wheat stacks. Help is scarce here, and be borrowed at a rate ot interest not trade. guest of Dr. Turner onv day this 'week. threshing is a long job. exceeding 5 per cent, per asinum. and Frank Stinchcomb, while driving to his Lam on Oak street 25x30 fee>. A little son of Hiram Bunce fell from Potatoes are a good crop here. In the same to be payable as follows: rapidly north from town last Saturday a fence and broke his arm recently. planting them a furrow is plowed, the 85.000 in five years from date of loan, night, came into collison with Leonard come visit from her sister, Mrs. 0. Our mail arrangements are not by ' seed dropped in. and so on, seed being $5,000 in ten years from date of loan, Metzer, driving equally as fast, going Clemens, of Gaines, this week. any means satisfactory as yet. and the remainder of the sum bor­ Mr. and Mre. Jas. Godfrey are taking planted in every third furrow. After rowed in fifteen years from date of south. Result, Frank slightly bruised James Clarke and D. R. Cook will ad­ a pleasure trip in Eaton county this and his carriage badly demolished. dress the people of this place Saturday planting, potatoes are multched with loan. straw. In -digging, the potatoes are Whereas, It appears from the affi­ F. F. Hilbert, John W. Holmes and week. evening next. davits of James A Nlms and £ V.H. Mrs. William Moore has l>een enjoy­ plowed out. Mrs. B. 8. Molly are in Detroit, buying Undisguised disgust among many Slingerland, on file, thati notice of ing a two weeks visit from her neice, There is no reason why a poor man new goods for their respective stores. democrats and greenbackers of this ( ’ do well here, as labor Is scarce. such election and of the proposition town, which will be shown on election cannot ' Hon. James O’Donnell of Jackson, Miss Gertie Thompson. to vote thereat upon such resolution Wages for man and team are S3 jxr The ladies of the eongregation al day. was duly posted and publbfcod as re­ will speak at the town hall Saturday with demand good. mite society will give a neck-tie social W. F. Hicks was introducing the g. day, ' quired by law. evening on the political issues of the Youn.etc., • in Union hall, Sept, 27th. Everybody b. candidate for sheriff about this place. , And whereas, It appears from the day. The comet irnd will furnish the F. J. WOODMANSEE. returns and certificates of the inspectis invited to come and enjoy them­ We feel sorry for him. I* Hicks or music. dtsof elections in and for the several selves. Program next week. Long to be sheriff? That’s what our Reulftn Crowell has moved from the wards of said city that the whole num­ Pursuant to call of the D. D.. repreMr. John Sewkrd, of Hastings, has voters want to know. ber of votes cast at said elections upon village to the east part of town. sentativesof the different lodges of just finished painting and graining After an absence of three months, Barry county met at the Hastings e.dd question in said city was 586, of The .Ispmall boys, also Henry BroomPeter Haney’s house in Carlton. There mostly in Michigan and a part of the which number 378of said votes were in lodge room September 17, 1884, to Iwiugh and George W. Smith, leave in a •favor of said proposition so submitted, is probably no tetter workman in Bar­ time with friends here, J udge Steven­ organize a district lodge. few days to hunt in the north woods. anB 213 of said votes were in opiioeiry county than Mr. Seward. Among the visitors, we were pleased son has returned to his home in Arkan­ School in district No. 4 closes this tlon to said proposition so submitted. A sample of the product of J. C. Bak­ sas. There is a good bit of political to welcome Mrs. McDonald, p. 8., of Therefore, It la hereby declared and week. Miss Della Palmerton, the er’s fruit evaporator has teen left in history connected with his vacation Eaton county. determined that such proposition has teacher, has docs a good work for the The meeting was called to order by this office, and seems to be of very fine here, which .we will briefly narrate. been and is duly ratified and approved D. P. Sagendtfrph,1 G. W. C. T., and district. . quality. We trust and expect Mr. Bak­ Judge Stevenson is an ardent republi­ the following officers pro tern, were by the votes of a majority of the elect­ Ixma Groiznger is at present suffer­ er will meet w ith success in his enter­ can, though living in- a state noted for appointed: D. V. T., Mrs. E. I. McEl­ ors of said city voting at said election ing from the effects of a fall. upon said proposition; and it is fur­ bitter and vindictive bourbonism. He wain ; D. D. 6., Flora Beadle; P. D. C. ther resolved, that‘said resolution so Old time'friends from York state are prise. We notice a well made lumber wagon has been a resident of Arkansas Snany T., A 8. Dean; D. R- Sec., Clarence passed by said common council an visiting at Mrs. Mana 'Walts’ and M. Stilwell; D. Chap., Anna Hayes; D. M., in front of Miller’s blacksmith shop, years, been through many hot cam­ 5aid sixth day of March last be and is May Cook; D. G...R. A. Forman;D. 8., Rowlader’s. . hereby made absolute. the product nf Miller & Holmes’ facto­ paigns, and knows what it is to suffer William Virgil. , Now is the time of year when the Allex Jones, ry. The firm have turned out several from being a republican in a hot-bed of Nine lodges were represented to be sleek looking, smooth talking insurance W. H. Sterbws, first class wagons this summer and southern democracy. He is fearless in in working order and doing much ' N. T. Pakk^r. agent is abroad in the land, and the the advocacy of his views, and has b$en for the cause. Five of them were they meet with ready sale. Report df the fire committee: farmer wishes he had invested in a shot represented, viz.: Hastings, Middle ­ The U. B. picnic at Jordan lake on made to suffer, socially and in business, Hastings. Sept. 9. ville, Carlton Center, Wiki Flower and gun or blood hound. But having the 10th inst. was an enjoyable affair. because he was a republican. He is a Forest Lodges not represented were To the Mayor and Common Council neither at hand he easily falls a victim of the City of Hastings: • All seemed determined to make t£e leader and an organizer, and has for St.John’s, Lacey. Freeport and Bar­ Your committee to whom was re­ to the man who in a few minute® con­ most of the holiday. The Freeport cor-’ that reason incurred the implacable low Lake. ferred the bids for the erection of vinces the tiller ot the soil that he rep­ hatred of many southerners, who have ■ Officers were duly elected and in ­ net band accompanied the pleasure water works in this city, upon plans resents the only flrstrclass, reliable, seekers and played in their happiest no reason to oppose him on any other stalled for the term ending December and specifications furnished your hon­ able-to-pay-its-debts companion the 3, as follows: mood. It may, be, however, that-the than political grounds. orable body, would respectfully re­ D. C. T., E. I. McElwain; D. C„ face of the earth. Result is that the 811 they received had something to do His life has frequently been threat­ port that they have had the matter Travers Phillips; D. V. C. Carpen­ farmer wonders how he could ha>e with their happiness. Jordan lake is a ened, and coilins chalked on the doors ter; D. R. 8., Flora Beadle; D. F. 8., under consideration, and find that the been deceived so easily by the last beautiful sheet of water, and, with its and porches of his residence. The .K. Arthur Stilwell;D. T., Mra.Henry Bar­ following persons are the lowest bid­ agent he insured with, and takes out a convenient landings and pleasant K. K. and White Leaguers have invited num; I. G., Mary Crookford; D.,8., O. der for sarpe, viz.: Michigan Pipe Company and J. W. Bentley. We new policy as quick as possible; only to grove®, will doubtless become a popu­ him in unmistakable terms to leave th6 Fenton; P. W. C. T., Charles Dun­ would therefore recommend that the go through the same experience in a lar resort. ’ country or vote thfe democratic ticket. ham. . aforesaid Michigan Pipe Company , Appointed - officers — D. C., Anna year or two, under the skillful manage­ He has encountered so much opposition and J. W. Bentley be awarded the job Hayes; D. A. S., Clarence Stilwell; D. CABLTON. at the price named in their bid, pay­ ment of another agent. For genuine of this kind that bis wife and family in­ Carlton Center lodge has about 50 sisted that he should not stay in Arkan­ ML, Mr. Hayes of Middleville; D. ment to be made in cash or Hastings enterprise and push, an insurance agent D., May Cook; Messenger, Heury Dun­ city water bonds, at the option of the members. can discount the commercial traveler sas during the state election, which oc­ ham. said common council, payments to be Miss Gertie Nimo is visiting Miss curred in August. Mr. S. knew that if he Prizes not exceeding two dollars every time, , made as the works progress, the city will be given to the lodge sending the May Davenport. remained he would vote and work with retaining ten per cent to be paid Miss Beadle recited to the lodge Sat­ the republicans. He also knew what .largest delegation to district lodge, only on completion and acceptance of DELTON. and to the lodge initiating the greatest urday evening. the works. * A. Jokes, this course would bring upon him. Had Corn cutting is about done and thejfe number of candidates during the The Messer farm produced on eight he been a single man he would have quarter. W. H. Stebbimh. V are some good pieces of corn in this N. T. Pabkrb, acres, 246 bushels ot wheat; 10 acres of faced his enemies, but the importuning Lodges will also be graded by thfrsection. W. 'C. Kelly. of oats, 533 busheia Best yield of the of his family was too much; and upon following schedule: Individual vis­ The wheat that was sown early is By Aid. Jqnes that the report be their urgent appeals, he came to Michi­ its will count 1, public meetings 2, for accepted; carried as follows: Ayea, coining up quite uneven and needs rain season. The Sabbath schod will continue aU gan to avoid the difficulties that would each degree conferred 3, for each ini­ Aid. Hogle, Jopes. Parker, Stebbins very bad. tiation 4, open lodge 5, public address ,________ and Wood; nays, Beamer, Black and beset him had he remained in south­ The State Fair was well patronized winter. 6. Brief remarks of members not Tinkler. land. t ’ counted as addresses, and not to in­ from this section. All report a large BOWENB MT 1.1-B. Resolution by Aid. Beamer—That In conversation with your scribe the clude paid lectures. For largest del­ Slight frost Sunday morning, but show. the street commissioner be and is egation attending the district lodge Judge said: “ Talk about intolerance! Three young men from this place corn crop too fur advanced for damage. hereby instructed and required to My God! I wish you could visit my outside of the place where it is held, 5. c^ean the streets and roadways within went to the state fair to sell sweet cider Rather dry for wheat. "' A vote of thanks was extended to state and see how they grind down and run a target gun. What they made Elder Gillaspie will not fill his next G. W; C. T. 8agendorf and Mrs. Mc­ the city of ail loose stones, or stones every man who dares to .oppose the that obstruct the same, with as little we know not, but they report their appointment at Bowen, on account of Donald foe their presence and assist­ democratic ticket The spirit of *59 and ance in organizing our lodge. The delay as possible. Carted, all ayes. pockets were picked whilst asleep on repairs on the school house. On motion adjourned. Sabbath school closed at the Briggs ’00 is rife in that country to-day, as meeting adjourned till the first the ground at night, they losing a $25 John Wewsekt, Recorder. mean and damnable as ever." In Au­ Wednesday in December, at Middle­ Council met in adjourned eestikm watch. Better watch out next time school house .Sunday last The little Flora loha B Bfaple eadle,, F gust last, a reporter of a St Louis re­ ville. Monday evening September 11. Hte daughter of Frank Bixler was so per­ Barry Co. Rec. Sec ’ y. boys. publican dally was chased from the city Honor, Mayor Powers, in the chair. We wish to correct a mistake made fect in the review lessons as to astonish Absent Aid. Jones and Hogle. where Judge Stevenson lives, and com­ COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. last week by the Hickory Corners cor­ the older members of the school. A Ahjourned to October 8. pelled to fly through a swamp to get to respondent to the Banner in regard to fund was at once raised and placed in Common council met In regular the next railroad station and g$t home. session Friday evening September the illness of H. A. McAllaster’s babe. the hands of Mr. C. W. Armstrong One precient in his county, which has 19, His Honor, Mayor Powers, in the To attach a stamp to an envetnpe into The child is not sick as reported, neither with which to purchase a prize for the moisten the envelope and then apply only 1,400 votes, returned 1,700 demo­ chair. Present, full board; little girl. u has it been sick. Minutes of last meeting were read the stamp. Try this. If we do Um cratic majority, although it was conced­ proper thing we would use Dr. Lillie .GilWl® ha3 home Chas. Norwood’s sick boy is getting ed that 1,000 republican ballots were and approved. Red Clover Tonic for dyspepsia, < tetter and will soon be able to be around from IrVing. The following bills Were presented: ness. bad breath, piles, pimpl cast. The 400 democrats of the pre­ Mr. 8. B. Smith has been secured to Jerome Rich, 10.80; Fred Hotchkiss. and malaria diseases, poor appe cinct were the white democratic proper ­ ^The Rev. J. Ch^Chase, of Albion, is teach the Boblns’ school. By the way, $23; William Miller, $3; J.ohn Tinkler, spirits, headach, or diseases ot ty owners. Nearly all the 1,000 repub­ $1.95; Bentley Bros. & Wilkins, $82.34, nevs, stomach and liver. Price on the chase again. Must be a lode­ there is to be a special meeting in that licans were negroes. By ballot-box By Aid. Beamer that-tbe accounts of ’FredTc Hotchkiss. district Friday evening. stone in this section, we surmise. stuffing a republican majority of 600 be allowed and an order drawn no the The leading members of Mr Owing to some misunderstanding at was changed to a democratic majority respective funds. Carried, all ayes. MAPLE GROVE. Aid.Jones presented the deeds of con­ pt’s Plymouth church having the M. E. conference our circuit was Fred Quick is having his barn of 1,700. That’s the kind of voting veyance of WalterW.Kelley and Sarah not supplied in time to have any ser­ they do down south. Arkansas can Kelley, conveying to the city of Hast­ . vices on Sabbath last. Who the pastor painted. Ben Miller is having his house paint­ easily give 50,000 democratic majority. ings the following described property, said “he could live without It could almost as easily give 500,000. viz.- All that certain piece or par­ church.” There are some p is we do not know. ed outside and in, Mr. E. E. Grilley, who runs a Three Mrs. Perry Perse is visiting her par­ If the democratic managers thought it cel of land lying and being In think there would be just as _ Rivers vibrator thresher? gives ua a few was hecessary to. have Cleveland’s said city of Hastings, known and de­ saved if Beecher should give his ents in Giimax. ...VI flinires that we think worthy of print. The Ladle®’ Relief Corps held their majority reach that tigure in Arkansas scribed as follows, to wit: Commenc­ time to politics. He hae run his machine 40 daya and social on the 16th at Mrs. Wm. Boston’s, it could be done. Judge Stevenson ing at a point 16 rods north of the south Griegs* GlyesriM telrs. west corner of lot No. 300 in said city, has thrmhed 85,000 buahda ol’grata an near Nashville. Mrs. Boston and quite says that there has not been a fair elec­ The best on earth, can truly be running thence north to theThornapple of Griggs ’ Glycerine Salve, w a number of other ladies joined our tion in Arkansas since the U. S. elec­ river.thoDce east alongside saidThornaverage of 876 per toy. sure cure for cuts, bruises, sea tion inspectors were withdrawn from apple river to intersect the east wounds, and all other sores. one day 1370 bMhete. ° Relief Corp®. Mrs. Sarah Sweezey bushels was wheat. He also Rented elected treasurer, Mrs. Eldred resign­ line of said lot 800, projected north to1 itivaly cure piles, tetter ate the south. said river, thence south to a point 16 1JB0 bnahnta of wheat in one day. He ing The little folks recited pieces and rods north of the southeast corner of Satisfaction guaranteed or i FROM ELLSWORTH, KANSAS. reports the largest yteM of ^eat w wng. Mrs. Lora Brady played and said lot 800, thenoo west to the place funded. Only 25 aents. For at B. A. Polley's, being 36 bushels per EDITOR BANNER: Hotchkiss. sang. A goon supp^ „ I received a copy of your paper of- of beginning. about seventy. All went away feellnf Also the deed of conveyance of “w. M- Elliott, of Hickory Corners, August 29, and waa pleased to hear Wilbur L. Walt and Viola A Wait, The democrat ic that Mr. and Mra. Win. Boaton knew from Michigan. I see that my brother' conveying to said city the following to postpone raised 71 bushels of oats per acre. how to entertain people. question until told, how they raised corn at Emporia. I of land viz.: All that certain will lie at Mre. O. I • Longos, Oct. 1st In that part of Kansas corn is sutcresamybxa. Everybody invited. fully raised, one year with another, the Farmers are busy wwing wheat. condition Mr and Mrs. Wilcox spent ***urff> night with their daughter, Mr*. HamH- I (Jeo S. Horton* building room® on �The Hastings Banner. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. Hastings, Mich.. September 28,1884- Bepnblican National Ticket. For Prwrtdent, JAUBB O. BLAINB. of Maine. For Vice President, ing Prof; Dickie, who wished to the Michigan M. E. conference play tail to the politcal prohibition kite were vigorously sat down upon. Whereupon honest men everywhere said •‘Amen-*’ It is a nice thing to howl about “Mulligan letters.” It sounds large, but nine out of ten who talk moat against Blaine because of the “Mulligan letters” know as much about them as about the Hottentot alphabet. JOBS A. LOBAB, of lUinoU. How can any party in America con­ trol the markets in England, France and Germany? Such a position is almost too absurd for even a democratic fXAESw^’suu'-IlARRY A. CONANT, editor to take, and yet one in Hastings Fttr Sate Treasurer—EDWARD H. BUTLER, did so last week. STATS TICKET. The republican county ticket is Fw Amlltor Generel—WILLIAM C. STEVENS, worthy of the support of every republi­ Fw Commissioner of the Land Office—MINOR Attorae>Lh°uieral—MOSES TACGABT, of can in Barry county. None but men of worth and ability are named for office ForC superintendent of Public Instructions— by Barry county .republicans. wronHKLL R. GAM, of Hillsdale. For Member of the State Board of Education— (The republicans of Wayne county did JAMES M. BALLOU^ For Congress. Third Dlstrict-JAMES O'DON­ a grand thing in nominating John At­ NELL, of Jackson. kinson for congress. He can carry the For Senator. IJtth District.—JOHN CARVETH, first district with a rousing majority. / of Middleville. Our marine supremacy is destroyed REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. because America does not and has re­ ntatlve- ia the Blate Lcglulature- fused to subsidize its steamship lines as NDRUS. do England, France and Germany. t Probale-C1J3fENT SMITH. -JOHN a-CREfiSY. 'HAkLES M. MACK. Bahry ooxtmty politics. »w « routing Alfy-PIULII’ T. CO LG ROVE For Register of Deeds—EDGAR F. NYE. FUr Treaswrer^-FKEIIEKICK ALEXANDER Fur Circuit Court CmnmlMioners—PHILIP W. Middleville Itepublle&n. Thus far during the campaign the Re­ NlfeKERN and JAMES B. MILLS. For Surveyor— SETK PRATT. publican has taken no part in county e1>F an<' ^r‘ politics, and has “boomed" no candidate for any office; but the campaign is fast In reply to a letter ot inquiry, we would say .drawing to a close, and the question, that our candidate for president is DenJ. F. But­ “who shall I vote for?” is one that is ler; our candidate lor governor. Josiah W. Beipile; our candidates for other state, congress­ presenting itself to the voting populace ional, legislative and county officers are men of Barry county. In view of this fact who will vote for Benj. F. Butler for president. we wish to place before our readers a None others need apply.-Hjwtlngs Journal, ticket, that, for the judicipus manage­ July 10,1884. ment of the affairs of the county, stands without a peer. Editorial Notes. First upon the ticket, for the office of Since the foundation of this govern- Probate Judge, we-find the name of ~mc«nt foreign laborers have l>een per­ i CLEMENT SMITH, mitted to come to this country. The Democrat would have it appear that of Hastings. The one objection urged the republicans are* responsible for the against Mr. Smith by the opposition is legislation whereby they can come to that he has already held the office two this country. Better post yourself be­ terms, and should now Surrender it to fore making any more such reckless some one else. The only class of voters statements. Three democratic con­ With whom such an argument amounts gresses have sat in Washington in the to anything, is that class which arc not past ten years, and not one of them [ acquainted with the duties of the office; ever passed a bill to prohibit the im- while with those who know, what the ■ portation of cheap foreign labor. The duties of the office are, such argument only measure of that kind ever passed counts in Judge Smith's favor. The was by a republican congress and sen­ candidate upon the fusion ticket, Mr. ate, and it was signed by a republican William W. Cole, is a man of whom we president, and we refer to the anti­ know -nothing; therefore, we have nothing against him. It is urged by Chinese bill. his friends that he is a good man, hon­ The Democrat insinuates that the est, a farmer of good judgment; afid, present close times, when hundreds of from all reports, we should judge him factories are closed and thousands of to be all that is claimed for him. But men are out of employment, are the re­ how far does that judgment extend? result of republican legislation. Ben (i^rtainly not to an extent to fit him for Butler, for whom our contemporary the office of Judge; for, to use the will cast half a ballot in November, man’s own statement, made at the con­ states that fear of what the democrats vention which nominated him, he was will do, should they happen to get into not capable of holding the office. But power, is the cause of the present un­ in the face of this, the fusionists pushed settled condition of affairs. The action him forward on the strength of his of the democrats in congress at the last being a man of good judgment—as a session thoroughly alarmed the busi­ fanner. The office of probate judge is ness interests of the county, and left a one that needs to be presided over by a cloud of uncertainty hanging over the competent and judicious man. The land. Either Ben Butler or our con­ duties of the office are too complicated temporary is wrong. . to be constantly shifted from one man In the good old democratic. days of to another. Having then a man now in that office who knows the whole rou­ tine of the business, who has been tried and found true to the duties of fils office, who is again the unanimous nom­ inee of his party for the office, why not keep him there ? Voters of the coupty, consider this question well before cast­ ing your vote in November, which will either cast one for or against the best qualified man in the county. For the office of sheriff the republic cans of this, county, have nominated Andrew Jackson, when the “pure dem­ ocracy" was at the front, the loss on each thousand dollars received by the' government was 85.53; the loss on each thousand dollars expended by the gov­ ernment was 810.31. Under Jackson’s administration the total receipts were 886^000,000; total expenditures 6225,000,OOu; total amount stolen, 83,720,000. Under Hayes, the receipts were 81,728,­ 000,000; disbursements, 81,500,000,000; total loss’on receipts and disbursement, 81,384. That is democracy and repub­ licanism boiled down. It is as darkMs to light—so far as official honesty B concerned. * The democratic managers, in their desperation, are flooding the country •gain.with the “Mulligan letters,” so called. Those letters were the subject of congressional investigation by Proc­ tor Knott’s committee. Proctor Knott came out of that contest with a very ■.lore head and badly demoralized repu­ tation for honesty. Blaine received the unqualified endorsement of the leading democrats of the country at that time. To revive that exploded slander is like using burnt powder. But it is characterirticaUya democratic move, and a democratic blunder. It is off the same with tive 8229 slander about Gar- the Democrat complains because Vanderbilt Is worth SSOOflOOJiOO. Sorry for our neighlior. Vanderbilt acquired Ms vast wealth In the democratic city «f the usually democratic state or New Tort. The lawB under which he ac- JOHN Q. CRESSEY, In PhBip T. Cojgrove, we rmaon to believe, a* be found such mm. During the liquor cases which were tried in this ji^ce some month? ago, we are well aware that there were many uncomplimentary remarks made on the course pursued by the prosecu­ tion at that time; in fact,' as is well known to the Republican readers, toe editor hereof was among those who censured Mr. Colgrove’s. course. At that time we were perfectly conscien­ tious in what we said, but during the past few weeks we have taken consid­ erable trouble to look up the matter, and what we have learned and from the nature of the complaints, we are perfectly conscientious in saying that we believe Mr. Colgrove did his whole duty in the matter. The fusion nom­ inee for prosecuting attorney, Charles Holbrook, is much better known to the people^, ot Barb' county than to the writer; therefore, we refrain from say­ ing anything whatever regarding him. FOR STRENGTH AND TRUE FRUIT FLAVOR THE! STAND ALONE. That he is a capable man, so far as legal t Mu**i*n> «v tm< . ability goes, we do not doubt, but a fair Price Baking Powder Co., comparison of the two men and their Chlowo, HI„ •>“ • “ * ’ *°records is all that we ask. Give them, this, and vote as your conscience dic­ Dr. Frit*’* Crtam Baklsg Powder tates, and you will give Mr. Colgrove a handsome majority. Dr. Price’s Lupulin Yeast Gems, For register of deeds there were at the time of the convention many can­ 'WE MAKE BUT ONE QU AWT. didates, but Johnstown had her just claims, and EX EDGAR F. NYE was placed in nomination, and stands before the people of this county to-day with a dean record; so clean that his worst opponents have naught to say against him. A man with such a stand­ ing needs no words of praise at our hands to recommend him to the voters of the county. . FREDERICK ALEXANDER wt «ffeet May ma, bjW KOTWjUU). The Narrow Escape t is static*.. Sleep idler xstUmc, and health a$er disease, aretooo< tgTwerUM rxperiJgk i xnre to man. _F«* to suffer. LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD ■•H W ‘in ::: •• ’•» ।,,JB J-5 uc *.‘A L38 A* Lawler, yoa imv VM FAVOR. will firn* tryJJR. ITE REMEDY L few day* later t££xjhu*e Bondart pwLoftw; _ . •—a. Dai.tow. Mam., February ft. aY - Mali. 4 Loo 11JS6 9.00 a Ilih J Old BajiKWHiKk Mixxe. Daltox, Maas., April 27. Mr. Peter Lawler has been a resident of this town for the part scventecu years, and In our employ for fifteen, and In all these years he lias been a »<xxi and respited citizens of th- town and community. He has had some chronic disease to our knowledge for mort of the time. H Mfcg n3 JJhnfeanmby ninetieth mtriii«H£or*55a Daltok, Mum., June 0,18M. Dr. Kennedy-Dear Friend-.-Thinking you might like to hear again from an old patient. I am going w write you. It is now three and a half rears since first 1 went to see you. As I P<Unts north. *n<! with GnSd told you then I wns troubled with Kidney Dis­ ease for about fifteen run, and had seven of g9M daUy. All o&ter tndns dal^xtSjt^Bw the best doctor's to be found: but I rvceivtxi only temporary relief until I visited you and commenced taking your “Favorite Remedy.” I continue taking the Remedy according to your directions, nhd now consider mv-u-lf a well man. Very gratefully yours. PKRRR LAW LEK, . Our letter of April 27. 16K2, holds good m far ’u the • Ths best dry hop yeaxt in the world. Brwf as Mr. Uwler's.testtmooy Is concerned regnrd- FiH I L.M I !’•»£• nt-mavK RRRAC.nfr A Rn\- A^£Snlrl’ ?- b) CHAU. o. BROWN. raised by this ymH is light, white and whole- lng.hU health. McKevitt a list of all the property in this village that was to be sold for tax­ es. We have taken the pains to enquire 1st— It is positively proven into toe matter, and find that the facts that Zoa-Phora (“Dr. Pengellv’s. Woman’s Friend"), in the case are that the treasurer re­ fe the best known remedy ceived from Lansing on Thursday the for all complaints peculiar tax list; that he spent all of his time on to Women, young or old. Friday. Saturday, Sunday and far into Sunday night, preparing the list for the 2nd— Any Lady needing such a remedy and postponing sale on Monday; that he had no means the use of Zoa - I’hora, of knowing what parcels of land were makes a dangerous (per­ haps fatal) mistake. cohered by the descriptions; which he could not have possibly dune in the lim­ ited time allowed him for checking off the sales which had been made at Lan­ sing before the day of sale. Mr. McKev­ itt was in toe treasurer's o^ice .on Sat­ urday, and in glancing-over the list no* ticed the description of a piece of his PATVnTQ^1^^ gENTLEY BROS.%t WILKINS' WAGONS! pgngg.My. na»bihb»i« jwn. pblet free. Correspondence solicited. A PDT7P 8en.t! wnts fw PO«a;e. and A rKI/iFi- *'pp1y®5x4 goods “ * **au*j. which will hclphll. of either to more pioney right away than anjihlng rixTta Ull sworM. Fortunes awnluTtl>« ItltAfv a nW.' It rvrw-L. iiiblr.........workers. ;,bst»AdmlnUtrator'ii Sale. Each One Warranted! We are making thred widths of Tire: ' ^In U^matter U tbe estate of John Uotehklse, NoUee la hereby given that l shall edl at pnbto V1: h!Fbe?t b!dder, on Saturday, tberth day of September a. D. um. u ta> o’clock in the forenoon, at the probate oft« & the city of Hartings, In the county of Burn, in tbe rtateof Mlchlsat., ponuant to license and Mrtbority granted u» iu<- on the eleventh day ot An,n*t’«; JSS4, tl“‘ pr<,!’ate coort of *‘ ‘rry county, Michigan, all of the estate, right, title andlotereatoftbesaid deceased of, in and to thereal eatate situated and being in -the county oCBMty.intbertate ot Michigan. knoan and deecribed as follows, to-wlt: Commencing one chain north and eight Linka east ol tbe northwest corner of village (now city) lot No. nine Sjundred thirty *eren intf. Thence running north four chains, thence east one chain and seventeen link* to the west line of Manet street, tinmen south on wild west line of Market street four ebalnn t« the north line of Green street, and thence west one chain and seventeen links to place of WglnniuK. r., -..rdlng to the recorded plat of the dllMe mow cltyjrt Hartings, Mlcii. Date3, Hastings, August 1Mb. A. P. i«*t. DANIEL STHIKEK, Administrator. Default baring been made in the renditions of Buyers ore'Invited to Call and See a certain mortgage executed by F. Make PMce lad Barnet Makcix-acc, hte "LJe, to Them. George Oabomc. sain moniiup- k-aring due July r, 1885, and uue July 1. tf«>. :;nd recorded mapMKe ot Register of Heeih ‘n and fvr Barrybtgmtjr,Michigan, in Liber a i-L Martgaarf, on pages M,and 85. on the tint day if Jni;.. IML and given to secure the payment »f four hundred and fifty dollars, with Interest to l* paid July 1st of each year succeeding the date of jaia MrtttM, SM containing n clause providing' that uoukalt be made In the panneut v! tn said Interest when the same he- anw due and should the same remain unpaid for Ibe >|»are of thirty days thereafter, then th-said mortmee shall have the Option to dedalr the whole amount on Mid mortgage due at once, and Ute Interest due on said mortgage July 1, li*4; hav­ ing become due and not having t-cer. p.i-‘. more than thirty days haring tbj*r<l Mure the same became due. and tlic muu< -till nln. lning unpaid, and the said mortgagee havlrg. by vir­ tue of his option, deelarea the whole amount of We keep a Full, Stock of Everything said mortgage due at once, and there being now due on said mortgage thi* sum of four hundred that enters into a house, from iMikWteJOur and M4oo dollar* by na-onw ■aMtoMloa ahd deeurntlon. nnd no >u t nor pro­ ceedings st law having been instituted to recojer the debt or any portion of the same a l.xn said monsase* Is given to secure. Notice is tnereforeipven thatths premiNw <><in said mortgage tn wit: The north half of Jotf numberedslx hundred nineteen, six l',ulld™ twenty and six hundred twenty-one. in the ntv OTiMsfittiiMk finny county. Mich., will be »oia st pUMftywEfceoaBATVKDAY. the FIRST day ifNOTlMSntnsxt. al the hour of ten o,doe* Building Material! Sill to Ridge Board. a name familliar to every voter of Bar­ ry county, and one which, next Novem­ velupe, 4 eenta. Acfaress, *■ pluJS^£o! Mirtu ber, will receive the highest number of votes for the office of sheriff, we have For sale by FREDERICK HOTCHKISS. every reason to believe. That he will ENOCH ANDRUS, perform the duties of his office to the of Irving, is toe candidate for repre­ strict letter of the law is disputed by sentative in toe state legislature. He none. isa scholar as Weil as a fanner, and Is CHARLES M. MA(7K, in every way qualified to represent the j the present encumbent of the office of county at Lansing. la speaking at this length upon the county clerk, and the nominee for a sec­ Ab low as can be bought in\ any com­ ond term, is a man of whom it g ay vir­ political candidates now before the peo­ Mlton«h on Rat” clears out Kats, Mice. 15c. tually be said: He has not an enemy in ple In this county, we have refrained peting market in the State. the county. The fact that in the con­ from indulging in any of the mud­ vention he received every vote of the slinging business so>mueh indulged In 110 delegates, would tend to show his by a certain class ofjournals. No party, ‘•Roush on Toothache," Instant relief. ifc, strength in the county. We have yet belt republican, greenback or demo­ ,, Ladle; who would retain £mhnem and vivac­ to hear a single complaint made against crat, erer gained any votm by such a ity don’t fall to try “Wells’ Health Renewer." promptly dome, They only Injure their own him by either greenbacker or democrat. course. “Buahn-palba,'* great kidney and urinary cure. That he is highly fitted for the office, cause, and make votes tor their opponAnd Satisfaction Guaranteed. any one who lias had occasion to do enta. "Bough mi Coughs,” troche*, 15c; liquid, Ma business with him will testify. Mr. Peter Stallman, Bennington The unanimous choice of the county Township, Iowa, haring suffered with pOB SALE “ convention for prosecuting attorney rheumatism was Induced to trv St "Bouse on Dwrnt" Toom ftwder. -fry It lie. Jacobs Oil. the marvelous pain-reliever was and was entirely cured by Ita use. ' ' PHILIP T. COLG ROVE, and if we miscalculate not, he will be the choice of the people of this county when the votes are counted in Novem­ orrsik legislature*, signed by demo- , ber. Of Mr. Colgrove’s capabilities, it is useless for us to enter into a minute from that, neighbor. lire portrayal. His work in the last term Falls S comes before toe people as nominee for county treasurer for a second term. Mr. Alexander is a Thornapple man, gome like our grandmother's delicious brexd. GROCERS SELL THEM. and a worthy one, and as such is en­ titled to the votes of his fellow-towns­ Price Baking Powder Co., men. During the two years which he Mfn c! M. mnl setBi FUlnlu maos, has held the position, he has performed Chlcaan, III. the duties of his office in a most satis­ factory manner. His office work has ADIES OF HASTINGS, beeh far more difficult under the pres­ ent tax law than under the old law; yet REMEMBER THREE FACTS. the affairs of his office have always been found straight. At the time of his set­ tling with the county last year; his financial statement was the only one ever made showing the exact amount received and disbursed under the sev­ eral different funds. During the past few weeks there has been circulated a report (greenback mud-slinging) that at the time of the tax sales last spring, Mr. Alexander made out and sent to James own property, which was toe only one he knew anything about when he went to the sale.. We rfake these, simple statements of facts, and leave our read­ ers to judge of the truthfulness of the above report. The remaining candidates upon the county ticket are all^good men; men well known to the people of the county, and their election will ensure to the people of the county an economical ad­ ministration of toe affairs of their sev­ eral offices. REMEDY Doors, Sash &, Blinds, a Barry count) ■ :• said mortgage with all legal , AtVj for MorWW* RN. MortKafw Of Our Own Make, Pluiag, j Hmwifig BENTLEY BBQS. & WILKINS. At a Bargain. Tima Tried. Time tried and true is Dr. Bigelow’s Positive Cure, which combineathe good qualities of all the best cough remedies without the defects of any iff them. It eurea promptly, thoroughly and per­ manently, all coughs, colds, croup, whooping coughs, influenza, ’--------* “ ■ jstiaswriltake your medicine smScient to satisfy the most skeptical all throat and as to bis ability. The oflloe of prawcuts» CfDosmoU will be Use inetitotweyls one in which no man U« free of Fred’k Hotcbkha evw soeceeded in filling in a straigtit- lwswhl-ss na, >«CHAtLra HA1KU AdtnlBiMtnrtor'h Nah’­ ______ ih. iMh a.) ol At “• ,',S KJ ..S? W ill T». “ halt IS ball til the cart half of tbi* northt-a*: aMrton twecftNkmr, Ql :.?.U MAltK BBOWWliAdmti»»tr*tof-.. O. Whitcomb, dhsardlan’s Mi-. . In the matter of the estate ot Owneiift Miw* bot- M o! MkUWM. �yob- XXIX. NO. 23. HASTINGS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 26, 1884. New GoodsI New Goods! -AT LEWIS STERN'S _ The finest stocks of goods in the county, consisting of Silks, Satins, Cashmeres, Ottoman • ‘the hr new Clothe-, new styles styles in in plaids plaids in in all all collars, collars. Shawls Shawls in in large large quantities and all dMcriSf Cloaksand' d Circulars 1' ■' a full line, 1 Laces, Embroideries, Handkerchiefs ~ the finest kind Hosiery’ ...InMt'AOr Xix. ’T*. _ ’ Ladies’ Underwear, . Red, White and Blue, Plain or Twilled. CLOTHING In this line we can give you a complete outfit. MAN’S SUIT FOR $4.00. MAN’S SUIT FOR $5.00. MAN’S SUIT FOR $7.00. . MAN’S SUIT FOR $10.00. BOYS’ SUITS FOR $2.00. BOYS’ SUITS FOR $3.00. \ • BOYS’ SUITS FOR $5.00. CxOA.T S q Thtand at prices to Shirts, Collars, Neckties, Socks, &c. HATS, CAPS, VALICES, TRUNKS, &C. CALI. AND SEE LEWIS STEEN AND HE WILL MAKE YOU HAPPY. Bound to Reduce Stock! PARTIES DESIRING CLOTHING, CLOTHING! Ready-Made or Made to Order. For the Next Sixty Days Should Call at the And See the Low Prices at which we are offer ing our goods. E. S. PIERCE UNDER G aft ■ T<r Resist Malaria, Ague. Fevers, Headache. Colds. Kidney DUeaMhPaln lu the Side or Back. Constipation nr Costlrenesa, keep ZO-PE-BA hand;.-, and take a daw- twice a week. It acts upon the Liver and Stomach like a magic. ••Hub" Coach Cure, 25 Cent INDBFENSEOF BLAINE. .be ashamed; he had taken at his own risk a block of securities, and by his The New York --Tribune's’’ Ex­ personal credit and personal reputation with friends had placed them, receiv­ planation OF THE MULLI­ GAN Letters. ing, as both Fisher and Mulligan ad­ mitted, the average rate of percentage An innocent construction that otnera received Thus: placed upon them by the May 31,1876, Warren Fisher, Jr., teaAble organ of the re­ publican party. tided (Mine. Doc. 176, pages 88 and 89:) Q.—Was ever any other bonus besides The New York Tribune, under the . stock ever given in * the purchase of .head “The Dregs of Defamation,” pub- । these bonds? • lished the following editorial explana­ A.—No, sir. tion of the last batch of Mulligan leri Q.—Were not land grant bonds sometera: 1 times given? ’ Malice has over-reached itself at last. ' The new letters published for the purpoee of injuring Mr. Blaine go far to vindicate him. When Mulligan and Fisher ransacked their correspondence eight years ago for material to, blacken Mr. Blaine’s reputation their cold and deliberate malice rejected the letters now published If there were then ih their hands any which could have done him harm we may be sure those would have Ireen produced. But the letters now printed, though they contain no new charge, nor a scrap of evidence that tends to sustain any old charge, do contain much that is of the greatest value to Mr. Blaine. For that reason his accusers, when cool, were shrewd enough to suppress them. But now they see public opinion moving forward with resistless sweep toward Mr. Blaine’s ehfctjon; they are maddened and desperate; yiey hunt their pigeonholes again top the dregs of ancient scandal, andjn their fury they brand themselves with falsehood, and for the first time disclose the true character of the transactions between Mr. Blaine and Mr. Fisher. , The new publication embraces that very letter of October 24, 1871, which Mr. Blaine haa for eight years been ac­ cused of suppressing. As the Sun showed with great clearness, the oftreiterated charge was reduced at last to this one letter, which was named in Mulligan’s memorandum, but which Mr. Blaine declared was not in the package received and publicly read by him. Continually the Times, the Post, and other papers have repeated that Mr. Blaine lied, and liad deliberately suppressed this letter. Yet now the blundering rage of Jds baffled accusers produces it from their own stock, and makes one thing clear. Eight years Mulligan has seen Mr. Blaine falsely accused of suppressing this letter, and has known all the time that this charge was false, because he held in his possession the proof. Yet he has kept back that proof, and silently allowed .the lie to go on doing its dishonest work, and thus has made that lie his own, in order to blacken the character of Air. Blaine. In the light of this fact, who should now be believed; Mr. Blaine, who told the truth, or his accusers, self-convicted of falsehood? And why was this letter then suppressed ? Because it now proves Fisher and Caldwell has failed to make-good pledges upon which Mr. Blaine had borrowed 825,(XX) for their Prescription of 1 Boston physician, dispensed years by a Boston druggist One dose -will cure any ordinary cough. It acts almost magically. Ask any dealer to get you a 25 cent l>ottle of "Hub" Cough Cure, benefit. and don't be put off^tth any other The great fact which the new letters establish is that }lr. Blaine was the vic­ tim of Warren Fisher, deceived by him from the start, induced to involve him­ self and his friends in an undertaking in which they all suffered, crippled by the refusal of Fisher to keep his word, I>eisuaded when disaster came to bor­ row money for the enterprise upon his about us All. Constipation makes luilf half the people sick. sick, You personal credit, and finally left in the are dizzy, have bnd breath ana and teste. taste, cant ciuri eat, lurch by his professed friend, who rea­ can't sleep well, head acnes, nervous, irritable. Sat work It at. can't rest it off. Well, your soned that Air. Blaine, being a public Liver must Itc invigorated. A our food mustdlgeit properly. Now save a doctor a bin with a man, could never afford to demand bottle ofZO-PE4JA You will be surprised with what was justly due him, for fear of a few doses. Zofesa is a positive cure for th«»e troubles, becauseTt acts upon the Stomach and scandal. Liver and through the Over the system and The letters of June, 1869, previously Bowels mast be reflated. Ask. for a sample of Fred.k HoUhkl.w. published, prove that Fisher then made :i proposition to fir. Blaine, which be hesitated to accept, uncertain whether bulwbrlyttoits brimb it might Involve larger resources than Wh.r. It Tt.n.h.. “• he could command. The new letters of Great Column! in Mldrtreipn. October 4 and 5 show what has been ev­ ••wii*i & be^itlful bridge between Nd age and ident all along, that he had cloeed the arrangement with Fisher to take from 52m timii back to prayer aud wurahlP. putting him certain bonds In order to raise hlnAelf again side by side wltb the RaLJl' money for the enterprise, and that he marks BlrE- Bulwer I^rtton, tn Ms “Strange did not prove a “deadhead,” but per­ S‘?S ”bul between distant nbulnwuta the formed his part to the letter. He not bridgeollile has many high through which the wild water# dash » only took bonds and placed them to lift mid dtrsolailon. Prayer and worship liVno donot sustain these. Nature's solid rucks the enterprise over obstacles, but had human art and Sm iSanar and solidify the structure over- -diBpoed of 8125,000," before the letter fltl11 n .j.exemplified In the law* was written, making mention of his ruling in congress. Thus he has been infamously slandered all this time by the charge that he referred to his ruling in order to get into the concern; he was in it already, as the new letters prove, and bad placed all the bonds he 'was ex­ pected to place. But these new letters £2 bto=5 u •lwrf.ll also prove that privacy about that nt«oti»tion with Caidwell. Il may be malaria, L or any inferred tlrnt Fisher did not then want )#IC wifi ,tc* those to know that the enterprise had been in cells. It such straits; be it was who wrote about ‘•the importance of keeping all things quiet," and to him Mr. Blaine wrote: Ute. “No one will ever know from me that I have disposed of a single dUlar in Maine. So there may be no wnbarrateThebwrt . sSSrSeSS WHOLE A.—Oh, yes; if I sold 810,000 of these , flrat mortgage bonds I would also give , as a bonds .810,000 of land grant bonds, * 810,000 of common stock, and 810,000 ' preferred stock. Q.—So that a sale of 810,000 of these ; bonds there was really a transfer of < 810,000 mortgage bonds, 81,000 land . grant bonds, 810,000 preferred stock ,and 810,000 common stock ? •s ■• Q.—Making a transfer of 840,000 in­ , stead of sioxxn* ' Q.—Did you ever let Mr. Blaine have < 8130,000 of these bonds without any , consideration. truth. He bought bonds, on the same 'terms offered to others, and by doing no i involved hirnsdf in heavy loan while making good the losMAOf friends. <M i Jthat very statement which Mr. Blaine i asked Fisher to sign, in the Ixdfef that i a man he had helped at such cort to himself would not refuse an act of J isimple justice, his friends may wed rest. Not one of his letters, not one of i the letters to him, be it observed, con­ 1 tains any hint or trace of abttee of his 1 ] ICongress. Neither Mulligan nor <er ever charged him with any dial < 1 he 1 was in the hands of sharpers. What has the public , to do with the business relations of Mr. Blaine and Mr. Fisher? Nothing, since they do not concern his official conduct in any par­ ticular, nor his personal integrity. The public has judged them rightly. Eight years ago the worst that could be said about these transactions was said, and the people, hearing both sides, sustained Mr. Blaine, as they do now. From that day to this public confidence in him has been growing stronger, public regard for him greater and the latest efforts of his defamera only serve to bring upon themselves the infamy they deserve. May 31,1876. James Mulligan testified । (Misc. Doc. 176, page 94.] Q.—Do you know of any other salfe ।[than the one to Mr. Blaine] of the ;bonds of that company ? A.—Yes. < Q.—There were other sales made on Mbs. J. Ellen Foster of the W. ithe same terms as this sale ? ’ A.—No, sir; quite different. There probably isn’t a more conscien­ Q.—Was the percentage which was tious or capable worker in the W. C. T. realized by Mr. Fisher on those other U. than Mrs. J. Ellen Foster of Iowa. ।sales different from that realized on She is one of the Union’s brightest stars this sale? and her council has always been accept­ A.—It averaged about the same. ed by the W. C. T. U. as safe and wise. Afterward, what? A long gap in In Michigan she is no lees strong and the correspondence. Even now it is popular than in her own state. In a evident, FUher and Mulligan hold each letter dated at Buffalo, Aug. 27, 1884, others letters which they dare not pub­ Mrs. J. Ellen Foster says: lish, but deliberately suppress because I believe that as a National organiza­ at this and other points in the history, tion we, the W. C. T. U., should be non­ the whole truth would vindicate Mr. partiwin in our attitude toward the po­ Blaine completely. But in December litical questions of the day. even to­ 1870, it appears that Mr. Blaine was ward party prohibition. It is my sin­ trying to borrow money for Fisher and cere conviction, strengthened by a per­ Caldwell to help them through, and at sonal knowledge of the work the coun­ the same time appealing in vain for try over, that the overthrow of the ’ bonds, promised by Fisher to him, and liquor traffic will be soonest accom­ by him to his friends who had pur­ plished if our organizations withold •chased. As he states, December 29, Mr. party effort and give themselveii wholly Blaine did borrow on his •’individual” to the regular lines of temperance work promises, but in the letter of January which ntyve been developed by God’s :26 he had to beg in vain for “good notes providence during the ten years’ cru­ for the 825,000.” and for -the 882.000 sade. ♦ * * As an individual I cannot bonds which were made by yourself and and do not smother my convictions. j Mr. Caldwell the express basis of the Either James 'G. Blaine or Grover 825,000'loan.” Thus entrapped by de­ Cleveland will lie president of these • liberate breach of faith, he says “its per­ United States. As between them I do sonal hardships to me are bitter and not see how any Christian voter can im­ burning, and humilating in the last de­ itates Writing as I do from this city of gree." Yet Fisher and Caldwell left Buffalo, where Cleveland’s home is—no. him to bear the loss; a note fell due where hit lives, he has no home—d do ‘ March 1, and he was compelled to meet not hesitate to say. as for me and mine, i it Another came in April, ahd he let it be the true husband, the honest wrote: “It is no more of my debt than father, the home man—Jamas G. Blaine the debt of President Grant- or Queen Victoria, and I cannot believe that you James G. Blaine, the republican nomand Mr. Fisher, both or either, intend. into for president and the' foremost to leave this burden upon me. If you statesman in America, will visit MichLdo, it will crush me." Caldwdl, April gan al>ont the middle of next month. 25, acknowledged the justice of the- There can be no doubt of the reception claim and appealed to Mr. Fisher, being: he will receive. There has been a great unable to act himself. Nevertheless,, deal of bragging aftiong the democratic Mr. Blaine was obliged to write, June: politicians about their hopes ot carry­ 14, about the 825,000 “which I Ijorrowed: ing this state. They, doubtless, are * here on my own faith and credit on thei obliged to whistle some kind of a tune distinct understanding with you fFish-• as they see the graveyard gates opening er) that it was to be repaid,” and urges> to receive them in the near future. Bat some transfer of securities. Fisher stillI by. the time Mr. Blaine has passed refuses, and, November 8, Mr. Blaine is> through even one comer of Michigan still prayipg for honest fulfillment of' and the people have swarmed out to contract. “How can I do this with par­■ meet him as they have never welcomed ties who have paid their money earnest­■ any man since Lincoln and Grant, the ly demanding of me the considerationi democrats will begin to limit their aspromised by me, but which I am not'■ pirations to the petty offices that pay— able to give because I do not receivei with a mighty small chance of getting the bonds to which I am entitled by• them. Mr. Blaine will not add anycontract? * * It is not a questioni thing to the republican certainty of of money-making w ith me. It is simply' carrying Michigan, but his preewnoc a question of saving'my word witht here will be a source of gratification to thousands who will wish to ms th* others." — ", Is not this the Ippguage of a thorough­- next president of the United States.-* ly honest and upright man ? Is it nott Detroit Post • clear throughout that Mr. Blaine was The Kennebec, Me. Journal of Tues­ conscious of no wrong, but suffering day contains the following: Mr. Bbdne, keenly from injustice? Yet, after all accompanied by his wife, arrived frasa this, when a settlement was marie, and Bar Harbor this afternoon. In answer itrwas agreed by Warren Fishier, as he admitted in his testimony, that the let­ at his residence to ascertain if he ’ ters on both sides should be given up, it was this same Warren Filler who broke his agreement, kept letters, or, al­ MuUigan, Mr. lowed Mulligan to keep them, for the purpose of defaming Mr. Blaine, and now, in baffled anger, he prints enough of them to show what sort of man he from editorial 15. By his own betrayal of faith the letters now ooroe to light, which show bow he took all the money he could get from Mr. Blaine and his friends, broke United intlU. , i �MR. BLAIXE REPLIES. PROGRESS OF HIS SUIT FOR LIBEL Th* QiimUooi Asked'by th* ••fUnUnel' TuJ>r tmwwd — The Story of Hie CourUhlp and Marriage Explained letter,'addrested to him. nearly two weeks tog m« that ••tbe continuous invention and wxte circulation of evil rejrorta render it adrisatae tiu your Jpdgmetrt) not to walt-the slow proc.'ta of the law, but to apeak directly to tbe public in my own vtodicAUon." In this I shrink Instinctively from the suneotion. although I feel sure 1 could strengthen th© DIRECT ANSWER. confidence of all who fc«l friendly to m© by bringing to vtew tht* simple thread of truth Indianapolik, Sept 22.—The attorneys which is coDorntied in this endless tissue of falsehood. You can imagine how Ixuixpresak lor the plaintiff iu the Bl».lne-Senttncl libel bv nalnfu! It tnu«t be to dhruss one's domes­ nit Saturday afternoon filed the answer of tic life in the press, although I think with you that under the circumstances I could James G. Biaiue to the interrogatories procount upon tho generosity of the public {founded by the defense. Tbe answer is In to justify a ©uuemunt wbleb otherwise might troem objectionable. I.-can, in any event, Blaine's own handwriting and Is sworn to safely commit tbe facts to you for personal . on September 17 before Winfield S. Choate, communication to those friends wno have taken so Colle tte and so considerate an tnuirCommissioner of ’the United States Dis­ est in my affairs. The leisure hours of to-day, trict Court of Maine. Tbe interroga­ when -oui- campaign i« endod. and wo wan only for the election, give©me the opportunity tories are answered by number. Tbe for thUj>rompt reply. *nd for tbe following ftnt nine relate to the maiden name of At Georgetown. Ky., in tho spring of ISih. Mrs. Blaine, tlio time and place of the when 1 was but eighteen years of age. I firet wedding, her acquaintance and to the met the lady who for more then thirty-four years has been my wife. Our acquaintance marriage. Nos. 10 and 11 are as to his resulted nt tne cud of six month* in an en­ knowledge of and acquaintance with Jacob gagement which, without the prospect of marriage, we naturally sought to knop Stanwood, Mre. Blaine’s brother, and what speedy to ourselves. Two years later, in the spring Interviews Blaine had with him before tne of 186a when I was maturing plans to leave marriage. Noe. 12 to 18 are as to the Bah myself elsewhere, I was audby birtli, death, burial and defacing of the denly summoned to Pennsylvania .death of my father. It being very doubt­ tombstone of Blaine's first ddld; and Nos. tbe ful If 1 could return to Kentucky I was threat­ 19 to 22 relate to Blaine's responsibility for ened with an indefinite separation from her who possessed my entire devotion. My one ntetemeute made m his published life by wish was to wcure her to myself by an indis­ Russell 11 Connell. The answers are ns soluble tic against every possible contingency in life, and on tbe 30th oay of June, 1800, just tallows: prior to my departure from Kentucky, we ••L James G. Biaiue, of Augusta. Me., on were, in the presence of chosen sod trusted oath depose and say in answer to the fore- friends, united by what I know was in my native State ot Pennsylvania a perfectly legal form ot marriage. On returning uom© I found that my family, 7- In Georgetown, Ky., in the Bpring of 1846. li. I UvoJ In Keutuckyaa an uashtant pro- and osjH-elally my bereaved mother, strongly fesaor or ttltor in the Western Military Insti- discountenanced tny business plan*, as in­ tutefrom January, 18*8. to December. 1851.' volving too long a aeporatlon from home and 1817 and 18i« the Institute whs at George­ kindrod. I complied with her wish that I re­ town* in I860, at Blue Lick; in 1851 at Dren- sume at least for a time, my occupation in Kentucky, whither 1 returned lu th© latter non Springs. 4- The lady I married lived In Kentucky p&rtof August. During the ensuing winter. Induced by from the spring of 18*8 to the spring of 1861, engaged tui a teacher in Colonel T. F. John- misgivings which wvqe Increased by legal con­ sultation, I became alarmed lest .a doubt bqd’s.Female Seminary. The first two years might be thrown upon the validity of our at Georgetown. the lust year at Millersburg. 5. I finally loft Kentucky in the latter part marriago by reason of non-compltanco with of December. 1861. went to New Orleans on the law of the State where It bud occurred, business, and thence directly to Augusta. Me.. fori had teamed Hint the laws of Kentucky • which place I reached Pebruary 9 1862. and made a Uoensc certified by tho Clerk of tbe was next employed as principal teacher in the County Court on indispenaible rcouteftc of a Pennsylvania Institution of the BUnd, in Phil­ legal marriage. After much deliberation, and with an axlous dostr© to guard In tbe adelphia. 6. My wife left Kentucky in March. 1851. ac­ most effeetuti manner against any embar­ companied by. myself as far as Pittsburgh, rassment resulting from our position, tor Pa. Thence she traveled alone to Now York, ' which 1 atone was- rosponaiDla, we decided where she was met by her brother, Jacob that tho; simplest and at the same time the Stanwood, ana under his protection pro­ surest way was to repair to Pennsyl­ and have another marriage ceeded to her mother's residence In Augusta, vania service )*-rfonnod. This was done Me., where I mdt her February 9.iwa. 7. 8 and B. I wan married in Millersburg, In tho presence of witnesses in the Ky., on the 30th of June. ISto, in the preMrnoo city of Pittsburgh In tho month ot March, Of Farah C. Stanwood and S. L. Blaine. The lb5L but was not otherwise made public for marriage was secret. Having doubt subse­ obvious reasons. It was sole tn nixed only to an indisputable validity-toe flrtt marquently of its validity under the laws of Ken- secure turky/whlch then stringently required a B- risge being by my wife and myself always cense from the Clerk of the County Court, 1 held sacred. At tho mature agv of fifty-four had tbe marriage solemnixcu a second time 1 du not defend tho wisdom or prudence ot a In Pittsburgh, Pa., on the 20th of March, IfiBL secret marriage, suggested by the ardpr and in the presence. of John V.- Lemoyne and thoinexperience of youth; but Ils honor and David Bell. ’ lOandiL Jacob Stanwood was the oldest ttiotber of my wife. 1 had no acquaintance otherwise by tbe wicksd devices of mon. He wtth him at the time or my marriage and had brought to tne a companionship which has never seen him nor hoard from him 1n any been my chief luippinoM from boyhood's way directly or indirectly before my mar­ years to this hour, and bae crowned mo with of success I have attained in life. riage. I met him tor the first time in Feb­ whatever ruary. 1883. I hud two letters from bim after ' My oldtwt child, a son. was born tn his house on the Uth duv of June. my marriage and before 1 met h|m. one grandmother's la the city ot Augusta. Me^ and died in warmly welcoming me as a member of tbe IBM, family, the other Inquiring if he could pro­ her arms throe years later. His ashes repo©© lu the cemetery in bls native city, beneath a mo,to my business lutore-ots by a loan of stone recorded his name and nhc limits money. 1 had po other correspondence ot of his which innocent life. That stone, which had any kind until after 1 had personally mot him for almost an entire generation, has in February. X852. My wile bad two other stood rocentiy displaced by brutal and sacribrothers, neither of whom I had ever met been hand© - when I came to New England iu February. llgious As a can-ildato for the Presidency I knew 1^2; nor d d 1 ever meet any male relative of I should gneounter many forms of cal­ my-wife before my arrival in New England In that umny and pu^Bual defamation, but 1 confess , February. . IS, hi un i H. My first child, a son. was born that I did hot expect to be colled upon to de­ fend th© name of a beloved and honored wife, in the bouse of bls grandmother on the fifth Is a mother and a grandmother; nor did of June. IKil. Hts name was Stanwood Blaine. Iwho expect that the grave of my Utile child Ho lived with bls parents In lies,1K>8 and a would tro cruelly desecrated. Aralnst such. part or 18M, in Philadelphia. Ho died July U. 1861, and was buried in the Stanwood famn Forest Grove Cemetery, Augusta. most effective appeal against Um unspeakable U. 16 and 1*. A monument was placed by outrages which 1 resist must be to the noble mid noble womanhood of America. direction over nfs grave the year alter his manhoodYour friend, very sincerely, ■ death, thiw inscribed ^"Stanwood Blame, son j) JAMX8 G. BlAlNSof James O. and Harriet 8. Blaine, born June 18. IWl: died July xi, ISM." Indianaiolis, Sept 19.—In the Blaine IM. I have not myself seen the stone since libel suit the defendants on Thursday filed th*- first week In July, but have reason to be- a ‘1)111 ot discovery.” After reciting al­ • lie so and do behove that since that date many laged faats previous to Mr. Blaine’s mar­ letters and figures thereon have boon defaced, and tbe figure 1. In the year lt»L hits been en­ riage, they claim that no record was undo tirely removed. 1 have no means of ascer­ of the marriage; that the officiating minis­ taining by whom thia was done, but have rca­ . son to believe and do believe that a photo­ ter has been dead for years, and that as Blaine is IdihMlf cognlzxit of all the oc­ graph was tu'Ken of tne defaced some by the procurement of one of toe publishers of tbe currences, and as It will be necessary for Stu An, a Democratic paper published in them to prove illicit Intercourse with the that city, and that copies of »n!d photograph person to whom he was subeeqently mar­ were sent to divers i.nrt sundry persons, in­ cluding tb<- publishers of the Indianapolis ried to justify the publication complained of -icntinri, the defendant In thin suit. they dem .n.l that the plaintiff answer the 1% til, 21 and S3. 1 know the book referred Interrojst. udH pr.jviottsiy propounded; that to a-t the "Uf** of J. G. Bbafno." I did not re­ vise rhe volume nor become in any degree re­ toe prooe-1lugs be. stayuntil answer Is sponsible fur any statement made In It, though made; or. if no reply is returned to the 1 saw part of h before publlcati -n. out I did questions, that the case be perpetually re­ not and hav© not to th >rday seen page to __________________ which the questions refer, though th© fctate- strained. meat there mod.' was doubtless derived by A MECHANICAL MARVEL. the author. Uusseii Ha Connell, from cuuveraatJons with me. but not from any special autberization by me to maku. Jamks G. Blxixe. Ula V«porta Gon. THE ••8KXT1NF.T. ” PICKING FLAWft. New Yobs, Sept 22.—A trial of toe Imbianai’oijs, Ind.,’ Sept 23.—The SenKeely Motor Company’s vaporlc gun took UntA scents Blaine’s entire story. The Im­ place Saturday. Mr. Keely took a small portant points it makes ore os follows: leaden bah. 4% ounces in weight, and We repeat that the most charitable view ot with a wooden stick rammed it down this Kentucky marriage story Is to hold that •tbe maxi e of the gun. Then be tapped Btain** bn* only invented it for bis present polllicni purposes, but. whether we would so tbe Iron receiver containing toe Lu* or not. wo are compelled to the conclusion pelting force, and, turning a handle, conthat no such marriage ever occurreli. In tbe eluded the first experiment. Tbe ball was projected from ’ the gurf with a short, sharp Statures of Kentucky prov.ded in 1060. and sound. Tlwe was do heat, the murzl** of have provide!! over since against it. We the gun being iw cold as before toe ball had oaotefrwn trie lows upon marriage: . -Section J. Murrlagu is prohibited and de­ been placed In IL There was no sai<|K>.-. dared ' ukl when not solemnized or oontract- There was very tittle recolL The projectile was seat to a distance of SOO yards,.the **8©c. IK Marriages shall be solemnized by elevation used having been 2J< decree©. the following persons only: First, ministers Fully a -dozen other shots were sunt In of the Gospel, or priests of any denomination rapid suoccMlon to show that tbe power in i« regular communion with any religious soMaty: second. Judges of the County court too receiver was by do moans exhausted. Tbe time of lilicbt of tbe second shot was and such Justice© of th© Peace aa the County Court tuay authorize. found to be 85f seconds One shot was -Sec.fi/ no minister or priest shall solotnfound to be projected, at the rate of 482 feet ■tze a marriage until he nos obtained leave per second; tbe next at 492 feet per second; Mrorcfor from the County Clerk of the county anotiwr at 52a feet per secantj/or at about one-third the velocity obtained by tbe rugular communion with bls religious boSpringfield rifle.______________ Hty. and upon it1 ring covenant to the aumonwealth a ith rued surety not to More Roon tor the Surplus Silver. Washington, Sept 22.—The large new a breach thereof, tie fined on presentment ot silver vault under the cash room of too • grand Jury not exceeding 82,000. Sec. ro. No marrhuo* shall be soiem nixed Treasury Department is finished, and the Without a license therefore iMucd by thg transfer of sliver to it will begin to-day. ©tot* of the County court. It shall only Issue It has a storage capacity of fifty mill­ from the clerk of the county whi re the female ion sliver dollars. Silver dow stored in the ^.^.'V^f^Hny pereou rirntl FOiemnixe a marrkure without such .license or without be­ Treasury amounting to A5.000,000 will be transferred to the new vault, where will ing authorbe I thereto by a County Court be also be stored toe surplus coinage ,uf the shall I o Imprison*.! not less than one nor mon* than twelve months,, and fined not more different inputs accumulating every month. bee. 1k if any pereon not authorised shall •Dteoutiso a marriage tinder pretense of hav­ ing auiHority he shall be confined in the pen!Cmr or Mexico. Sept 23.—Tbe largest ternary not exceeding three year*. tend Bale In the history ot North America BimAi were tbe laws utaKeutuckj- when in Jwmi. li'M Mr. liialno he had -what I hits just been consummated In Mexico, knew was, in my native State of Pcnnsylwhere a tract in Chihu ihua and Durango vsnim a perfectly legal form of marrlM©." larger than some of the New England Uwes Mr. Blaine mean to say tout in J-cnnsylStates was conveyed to a British syndicate perlunnance of marriage? for >1.000,000 caxlL Tbe property had not amor, priest or Justice of tbe •town t<> sublect himself to hitherto been transferred for two ceotoriro. rat or pcnlienUury by, wide SHjrfomitng the cerelnoqy iere any per»*in authorised to are who would not have tnid o.ing th© brUllant M«for and toe Harvard Cottage otatervatory from tbe Knropuau Association uf Astronomy an­ nounce) tie discovery of • bright comet by BRIEF TIME OF TERROR EAJTTHQUAKES 3N SEVERAL CITIES. Herald office- Tbe nuimua* • tremble aadi waver. 10.—Abou’ w tbe‘10«. Then «» “> ‘PP-™1 “<“• • nt M-vrcatT. COVXSOTO,. Ky., Sept Lit mremrtbtiueteebock «• Sy iltwrioon. Mr. Worthn»tone ™ deuce co Fourth .treet_«u •»»»■«> ■bUen tbet bb Utae tUufhler.Jlylnj Me* in bed, screamed with terror, saying th mue oue wee mo»>n« **“ ,b*L,rT>ww ol Auguetu, Hewn, next do"' -”™ J dinner. The eboek e-nw » *'"*'!> J* U 1PU1 the water In»u slaewl « ▲ m. yeeterday three distinct shocks of earth­ quake were felt In many parts ot Cleveland. Tbe vibrations seemed to pas© from west to east The shock was felt at the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indian spoils Rail­ bouse. where chairs road freight danced about and gas fixtures swayed vk> lantiy. Fuller’s carpeirboating works, a ninety-two-foot; building on Quincy Jc Pittastreet nt the Clevelsnd rocked quite violentburgh crossing, sitting facing north ly. Persons _ _ were shaken on tbelr chairs. The attaches of tiro sign al-service station agree that the shocks were three In number, and in dura­ tion from fifteen to thirty seconds. There are no Instruments at the station which would record Uro vibration. Tho mass of telegraph wires In front of the office window were perceptibly agitated by the shock. F. A. Coburn, an architect, whose office la in the Blackstone block, was to the fifth story of tiie building. He thought Uie building would fall, and went down into the ©treat to ascertain what caused tbe shake. Tbe shock was so severe on the west side as to rouse a man residing on Detroit street froma sound sleep. The six-story Lake Shore Railway building shook perceptibly, and a colored janitor was so frightened tliat he fell on his knees and began to pray. The vi­ brations were confined to two or three icok­ ings, and died awav in a sort ot tremor. At Monroeville tbe shuck was so severe as to create a panic in all parts of tbe city, and especially In the school build­ ings,. Reports show that the shock was first felt about thirty miles west of Toledo, and that It seemed to travel from west to east At Rochester, on Uro Bee line, while a farmer was driving into town, the earth seemud to rock back and forth from east to west, and his vehicle was so shaken that he was fairij thrown from his seat The school- house at New Lotuton, a tall structure, rocked, and a panic-yras barely averted among tho pupils. The shock was also distinctly felt at Sandusky, Ur­ bana, Kenton, Crestline, Coldwater, Belle­ fontaine and Lima. At Ottawa there was almost a iconic at a reunion being held in. the court-house. The shock at Rawson was accompanied by a rumbling noise, aud at Holgate it stopped clocks. Several large brick buildings were so severely shaken at Albany that Architects thought they were going to fall. Colvmbl'h, O., Sept 2a—A shock of earthquake was felt here at 2:42 p. tn. yes­ terday swaying objects perceptibly toward tiro south and back. There were two vibra­ tions distinctly marked, and some reirort a third friore gentle. The two motions occu­ pied a second each. They were felt in every part of this city. Id the high and large buildings the shock was worst In the upper stories of tiro State­ House, city ball and the asylums the occu­ pants got out as quick as possible. At tiro insane aeylutn one chandelier was swung so much ©s to fall and break to pieces. An arch of a church in tiro cokrsa of construetlon waa jarred so.that It IfelL Dishes in cupboards were displaced, .window's rattled, and desks and floors moled. No serious loss to life or property. Cincinnati, a,’" -About three -------------- a slight tremor was felt in a number of larger buildings In tbe city, but was not attributed to an eartlb quake until telegraphic dbpatches from tbe West came in. It was quite different in some of tho suburbs of'ClneinirolL In Clif­ ton the agitation was so violent as to ring the bells on tables, and in some instances on doors. In Cumminsville, a northwtsteru ward of Cincinnati, the tremor was fell so distinctly as to cause a deal of alarm, not only in tbe pctblic schools, where the pupils werq^wlth difficulty kept in their reate, but in private house©. Toledo, O., Sept 2a—Reports from va­ rious point© In this vicinity show that tbe shock of earthquake which occurred yester­ day afternoon has been quite general throughout north western Ohio., Tbe dura­ tion of tbe slroek was (rem ten to thirty seconds and tiro apparently from southwest to northeast ft wm most violent at Defiance. (J., where tbe swaying of timbers created xnuch con­ sternation. Tbe people hasflly ■ aban­ doned their house©, and a Method 1st/Con­ ference in session at one of the ciAjchad immediately adjourned to the si “ f No serious damage was done. At . a. goods in the store were thrown K the shelves, and passengers at tire rn tlon ran out, tlduklug a train had attack the building. At Napoleon, Clyde, Bryan, Archibald, Fostoria and intermediate point*, the shock was distinctly felt, but m tar us rei-wr e,I did no material damage. Noise •wi.i. h was similar to that produced by a dhu.ui explosion is si Id t.2 have been heard in Some parts of tbe city, white in other portions the alrock was unnoticed. IN INDIANA. IxnrAXAPOLiA IniL- Sept 2a—A very pe. cepilble shock of earthquake waa felt in th.s city yesterday afternoon. In some foctaitlca it was so severe as to cause a tem­ porary panic. At public schools Nua. 10 aad 23 the children rushed pell-meU into tbe streets. Tbe oilicetw fo tbe oourVboure were badly frighuoe.!, and the fir. man in tiro watch-tower says it < nyel so vteteatty that be gotag *° “w1® At tbe United States Araonal tbe globe© were jarred from tbe chandeliers, and window© were broken Id several parts of tbe dty. As near as can be determined there wwe ©ev­ enteen distinct wave©, lasting about thirty scxxinds. Reports from Lebanon, Wertfield, Noblesville, Shelbyville, Frankfort, Dan­ ville, Greencastle, Muucte, Elkhart, Union City, Portland, Hartford; and many other points show that the shock was distinctly frit at all of them, and In som. was very revere. earthquake shock was felt hare yesterday afternoon about 3:40. The undulations are estimated io have lasted from five to ten seconds, and apparently moved from north to south. At Winclanter, Ind., a car on the Brand Kapidu & Indiana side-track was started, a-nd at Auburn, forty miles north, glassware troblnd the bar in a neloou was shaken down. AUIUAX. Mleb.. sept S-“2h terdey efternnoo e atrong abode « ey“ quwl^wu-Mt bem H leejetl • ■ulnuut. end wwa preceded by erumbllrj noise. Houae furniture wea uored -boat, ■ SX’ “dockdwir«’Xrl In thb Ky- Sd* «v-A dMb shock of earthquake was frit here yeeter day afternoon about 2:15 o’clock. No dam­ age. ’ Bear It Constantly In Mind. IN WEST VIRGINIA. Wheeling, W. Va., Sept, 20—Tiiroi distinct shocks of the earthquake were fel in thta city at eight minutes of throe o clod yesterday afternoon, the sens* tion being that of an undulating motion, tiro rocking sensation being verj distinct occasioning name* In many eases/In the ReyUter office the shocks were feu Hbovetbejar of tbe machinery. At tb< custom-house tbe sensation Induced a bello that the building would fall hod caused i stampede of tbe officials. Several tall cam palgn poles were seen to wobble. The un dulatiug ground caused the water tn th© river tn foam and roll, and persons near bj saw a distinct quiver in the sand-bars. • FOKEieS AFFAIRS. Caibo, Sept. 22.’—Conflicting rumor reach here of the progress of events in tls Soudan. According to the latest, whict was brought from Dongola Saturday oj messenger, General Gordon, within the posi few days, hasgalned two victories, and tin siege of Khartoum has been raised. London, Sept 22.—Cholera, in addition to the indirect cost to Europe, has caused > Iom to France, Spain and Italy of not lew than 820,000.000, which would otoerwl* have been spent by tourists in tbe district? which are now under the ban. An outbroai of cholera is reported from Odessa. Tin KuasIad Government is trying- to suppres.the knowledge of the fact Cholera hai decimated a village near Foo Chow. Rome, Sept 22.—The Pope, In token o> affection for the Romans, has grantor 8200,000 tor the establishment of a hosplta ■ iu the vicinity of tiro Vatican. In tht event of the outbreak of the cholera li itouro bls holiness promises to visit tbe ho© pltal personally. The cholera returns sinet the last report are: Naples City, 303 treat cases and 101 deaths;'throughout Italy, 151 fresh cases and 02 deaths. Paris, Sept 22.—Four deaths froa cholera were reported yesterday from tb< Eastern Pyrenees, five at Marseilles au< three at Toulon. x Madiud, Sept 22.—There were six dcm cases of cholera and four deaths at AllcanU yesterday, and nine new cases and fivt deaths at Tarragona. Paris, Sept 22.— Admiral Courbet, com­ manding the French forces In Chinese wnl era, finds his position in regard to the right: of neutrals so embarraaung that he has tel egraphed to Admiral Peyron, Minister o Marine, for advice os to what course hi shall adopt LoNnoff, Sept 19.—Henry M. Stanley delivered an address yerterdny upon tin devolopmeqt ot the Congo country and Hi history. In 1883 be said the imports lute that country amounted to £8S4,0J0 and tnr exports to £1,850,4000. The area of tin country supplying these expork was about fifteen thousand square miles. Tiro naviga­ ble portion of too river was only 110 ml let and toe coast line 100 miles. . San Prancivo, Cal., Sept 10.-Tht barkentlno Tropic Bird, from Papeete, Tahiti, brings news that the greatest part of the business portion ot the town has been destroyed by fire. Tiro loos is esti­ mated at 8120.000. Th* Hagve, Sept 20.—Tbe Dutch bud get shows a deficit of 15,000.000 florins which has resulted mainly from the de monitization of sliver. It is proposed u place a tax on tobacco. h Th© Arny of th© Cumberland. JiOdHKSTEB, N. Y.. Sept ID.—At tot meetlug ot the Army of toe Cumberland Association yesterday morning, officen foi toe enwtag ymr were elected a» follows PreeideoL Lieutenant-General Mill SherWan; Corresponding Secretary, Colao©; Henry M. CU; Treasurer. General -tam?* Fullerton; Recording Secretary, Colonti Steele. The committed Garfield monument fund and oc memoln reported, end the meeting adjourned until the evening, when a banquet, «u held aitoe aroenaL failures in th© United State© reported dur­ ing th© week, against 180 fa pnoedhu w*ekl.»od MJ. 141 a*d M la toe <nrro That we sell Schofield Patent Cake Griddle The New Gem Pan—The latest thing out.- Jack Knives till you can’t rest. Bring in your old stoves, them cheaply. We will repair We have a few second hand stoves to sell at reasonable rates. Stove Pipe and Stove Reds a specialty. We have no telephone; but you can bring your orders directly to us hnd they will be promptly attended to. Endless quantities of Tin,Copper and Sheet Iron Ware at prices that defy competition. Those who owe us are respectfully invited to call and pay at once. It will be cheaper to settle with us than a collector. Evans & Brooks Cures Dixzitrtt, Lose ofAppstHe, Indigestion. Djnpepsia. Jaundice, Affections 0/ the Liter end Kidneys, Pimptes and Face Grubs, Blotches, Boils, Humors, Salt Rheum, Scrofula A Erysipelas. Bitters * 1HE BEST BIND PUHIHER1 ®. yoeTHH. XXXJrtnur a CO, Fropnaum, BaffiUc. New York. FMwdus-*^DEc1sivEBATTLES OF THE WORLD. Clipped from Canada Presbyterian, tinder sig­ Cure4or CrooM-Uae Dr. Thoma*'* Eriictriv nature of C Blackett Rubin son, Proti’r: I W& Oil. it is the be« remedy for all su''i'*.i attacks curc<U>f bllllous headaches by Buniock Blood of colds, pain ana Ijiflanmattloii. ami Injuries. The art loan is is new.feattin* (or th ... ear's It is said Grand Rapids bricklayers rill tCHTO Northern MichigRn fair at Grronvihe u union. Ask Frederick Hotchkiss about Acker's Blood liWtefr. the only,! preparation Kuarartced to •'ll would be no violation of the oommaud- cleanse tiro bkroil and remove tui chronic dls^ obn <ioa « rtl “ u » «n»dw«vto full .nnwn unH."worship mvwm .K<«» tbe -u. s.’। llk hi u-.. ■for 4. J*tii (. UOL r.^., nm ..wd -- ....^ ■ !■ . hat. wr I*it An analysis ofi the Yj «*1m»cI rulnrra! water maae in tbe made the likeness of anything tn M heaven, ----- or“ shows It Is the <anic ns uiieu first ana!vr-. d. 2n ^yto, or In are tmder the Altrfh *’ Besides J .-tbe l.Itwaters I...,. l.which _ head _____ earth." heats,the anfl causes A- TVosderful DiMTOVory. tbe hair to tall off. Farker.s Hidr Itafimif wi)I stop that and restore the original eotoT^ — Consumptives and all. who suiter Iron: any affocttaD of the Throat and Lungs, can find a •r fsdod hair. Not oily, not a dye, Di certain cure in Dr. King’s New Dhwrcry tor COMutaptton. Thousands of permanent cum verttXlSe irutb or this statement. No inediein© Manistee's Band of Hop© numbers oti jrioa can show such S record Of wandrrir.) '-urev. Ttaiataafll Of op® bopeteM sufferers now grate , tatty ifewetafii owe their lives IO this New DareoYMy.' It wtfl root you nutbine m give It a trial, mb trial Bottles at W. H. ti'Midycart Ml Omen, bM i,n rtndm or Ki^ol««. The Moyles Brog.’ mill at Detour cuts 133,000 feel of pine jror dgy. A weak back, with a wean- ©cIude h-wewa over the hips Is a sign of diseased kianc**• V* the heat kidney curative, which is burdock Blood Bitters. Tbe eastern Michigan fair at Ypsilanti this Very Bemarkable Discovery. Mr. Ow V. wninr. ol MMrlwtrr. 8*ult 8te. Marie hM few whlteflih thb tail. iBthugntwre n*P**tv6ly. Clawtfied by soctious and oom pared wUb last week, the result ta: Middle States, 54 an Increase of 7; New England. SLm' X ,C^B*?eot Ji8o??ern’ “ Increase uf 15; “ •decrease of 3; Pacific States M °r S; Can­ ada, 18, a decrease of A AsriWr firwl Fire in Ctawiaad. Cleveland, a. Sept 23.-An fnceo diary yesterday fired th. lumlro^yard a Monroe Brothers, on the upper data Tw< hours later, the lumber-yard of Btowa® Strong & Co., waa found In flannx. ;:-n % We^ obta,B®d from Ove iroighborim SSikl?d-WM5 fir,emen ‘•bored until niu! o dock last evening to «,uppres< the c<m. iiagration. The leas is wtuoateu at S25O000. • b©> Use it; and you won’t be troubled with Buck­ wheat Itch. llbni, or Buti. Cwrt •rejmre. »>bel|*«. uw ■ve years, so neipsete* ubm put reokl "«“«* l-i..use<l two Iu /, Ixrttics lu.ttli's of 0! BwElecover in bed alone. She ic/Wtara, and Is so mueh improved that sue is ‘ *^nJ?ZV™S£firt»‘to3l'ttai UrUli»« « tk«o. Huulreda ol tmlmoniKU »Uret 'tpy 0,111 nnT ’'ou AWW cbomtad .nwtoe and iwo l'ore;rnrt* tare boon taded wlte Jwetaoo arw “Ut" FnrfH. •jqmririMave oaril><ttwi Tbe MooMemuy bud u There In nothing like Dr. Thomas’ Mrlectrte Ttoee Hudson pulpits arc now vacant. . . —----An old pbyslchm. retired from practice. . an throat and lung ©flections, also a I**?.'1' IN MICHIGAN. DKTRorr, Mich.. Kept. 30.-An earth­ quake shock was felt here at 3:45 yesterday afternoon. It did uo damage, but frizbtS2? »*rUcal«-D »n high buildings. Tne sitock tasted from ten to twenty seconds. Boat G*ptaii> u« them whm > _ __ _ at the same lima. The ©omtoytM BurBMXMnn. of till© city intimates timi the daniw wheat by rust h vary ©ertams, and i grain has been sold at certain points' os । -bas s of tMMhMi.i.» IL t»dly. fellows. Actuated bjtid« to relieve human .ulfvriag. I Swiur & JS Of / Lil »«"»• Xinn. >• Mnlort Blook. Boekertri S ’iUrt will tare > w. M«0 OW"1' Umu*. »»a n.y F<' •■otMmdu Staari>mxS.V taor, tad «K«n>mrr llgle <r no K * MtSEfaKteai ■ �fhe Hastings Banner. 'J^-GS.-PIUPAr. ••r.i'FHMMtn.inif Banner offlcw N connected with ■j,rState •»«! LocmI Telephone Exchange, Local News. „™.i lh,lr >u Huffman Bro*. ’t0Ta1'J Bin juUnc »* -rmdhis capacity one.adltol>r->'r* u,iuakcca»tomwork fcMf,l«n,u*’ . lUl. M good Family * ,b“ “Ut*’ j,cr fully yoara, s. MUNBO. H ARMAN. = WANTED It pole raising at Nashville, Only room for one. «XoXpX0<iloaeCcurtHo“* “Oyhlne, administered -by his own Died, ip thia city, Septe September 18th, band, without suicidal intrnt Barnett Clara Belle* daughter of Mr aad Mre. of Mr. Geo. B. Collins, aged a vwy eeeentnc individual, his aged 11 year and 7 quaint sayings at times occasioning months. much merriment. w Tax young people of the Good Temp-1 M1pVrt.I‘CTl MMter" Prewired at the Mb. LrwSsTBiw handed in a chature E. church Sunday morning Uat. lars lodfce of thia dty are to hold a Mr. L. F.. stauner h )n Qjj , for or h» ad/ertiaement thia week, but too Pe^™ social at thdr hall Saturday tt^Purporo of purcha.iug go^oX U, howJW for insertion. Mr. Si, haa • l»r«e aid wen adectwl stock, and H. A. Goodyxab & Soke have an U iom wishing goods in his line will announcement In our advertising cob fall^of mu. ted it to their advantage to vialt Ma eaUhiUhment, especially during fair week. Tkb JoUowlng letter from W. A. • Tub Irving and Cedar Creek base ^^o^Xk^XZI baU elube are to play at the fair grounds NUnocka, secretary of the Minneeoto Farmers’ Mutual Fire Ins. Co., to D.W. in thia dty this Friday afternoon, fora many friends here. puree of gio. tu2;? ,W-L’>WTy “d wil< >>»Te re­ Borm, secretary ot the Harry and Bvsbt’s barber ahop la the place to 1turner from a visit to their former Eaton, will doubtless be of interest to get an easy, clean ahave, a hair cut or home 1 tn eakland county. •■our readers, as the writer thereof w» shampoo. Em. will run four chain Mr Robert round, a machlnlrt of formerly connected with the Barry and Eaton: during fair week. .. : spent a few days in this place ’ The M. I. society will meet on Mon­ tbeguestofMr.S.GreuaeL 20,000 lbs. Dried Apples! COME AND SEE US of Charlotte, and day evening next at the residence of s,“itO" Sir:—The Ins. Commissioner of S?te1haS me a copy of Mrs. R. K. Grant All members are in- 1 annual report of the companies’ do­ vited to be present the republican raatorial convention. ing business, and 1 notice a brief report Mrs. C. F. Idema, of Grand Rapids oi your company. Mason & Morgan's Unde Tom’s I am pleased to know the company " Cabin troupe, were greeted with a good spent several days in this city the past thim.?o.no*we.n an<J1 u KiU con’house at Union Hall Saturday ev®ng week, the guest of her sister Mrs. F itnAKMAN. do1 organised the comThe company is a good one. 8pangi«macher. for two J®*”S. B. McCracken, of Detroit and oth­ On the 18th. Messrs. Sdd Beach, SKI i Without doubt you have made many improvements, as we learn- from clear ' All Hnftttan liru*. er greenbackers, haw united in a call Crowell and James Hendricks started apertenee in this woemFiand are ex­ tn AlL'^, for an independent state convention to for Minnesota, for a few weeks prairie pected to pro fit by the afpmmx. ,ute 3rruiigm»ent for be held at Lansing the 30th. LU you please send me.a blank copy chicken shooting. of your -policy” and “application." I Rev. Belcher, of I-hiladelphia, who wish to .ascertain what difference be­ In view of the rapidity with which tween now and of time long past, wheat is being marketed in this city, has spent his vacation with his sister Youth. etc.v AN OPEN LETTER. Mrs. Valliant ot this city, returned to W. a. NIMOCKS, Sec-y. ii* for Lumber, who Rmto our business men* have hopes of abetter his home Tuesday. btrn Bolliln! throtiKli the mail, m>i<1 failed condition of trade in the near future. Rowdyism.—Saturday evening last, —»—t „av n,ejr Married, at the bride ’ s home in this The grocerymen have entered into an city on Tuesday evening, Sep*S3rd. by as per announcement, Mr. W. S. Hecox agreement to clbee their places of busi­ Rev. W. A. Hunslauger, Mr. Emory held h political meeting at the Hyde ness at 8 o’dock p. in., on and after Oc­ Wilkins and Mre. S. J. McIntyre, both school house in Maple Grove. The ,»A BROS. A W1LKIMB. tol >er 6th, Saturday evenings excepted. house was tilled to overflowing, a num­ of this city. our mouey. Stauffer &• Salisbury will open ber of greenbackers and democrats Married, at the M. E. parsonage in the oyster season next'week. They will being in-the audience. The Banner is this city on Friday Sept l»th. by Rev. informed by various fnfiividuals that receive them fresh every day, and are W. A. Hunsberger. Mr. Frank Allerton, prepared to furnish them in any quan­ , Mr. Hecox made a rousing good speech, of Castleton, and Miss C. Carbough, of after which Mr. Urson Swift, the fusion tity on short notice. Orange, Ionia county. nominee for representative, proposed The average Hastings young man .1 to J. G. Knnynn * JU per»o»‘ Rev. Douglawuof Janesville, Wis., | three cheers for Butler, which were fee­ views with complacency the prepara­ spent a few daytf the past week with bly given. Mr. Hecox informed Mr. tion of Messer’s skating rink, counts his his sister Mrs. Doud, of Rutland. He 1 shekels, and does not pass his best girl occupied the pyipit of the M. E. church Swift that he was much surprised at such conduct from him; that he had NEWS!!! byon the other side. . in thi£ city Synday evening. supposed he was too much' of a gentle­ Bcuiu«t hate Mr. Henry <0. and Miss Lizzie Among those from a distance present man to indulge in such rowdyism at a Cook wish the Banner to extend their at the funeral of Mrs. S. H. Cook were meeting of his political opponents— inheartfelt thanks to the many friends Jaa. Mead and Mrs. Geo. Freeman,, of asm uch as two years ago when they for their extreme kindness during the InnAHMAira. Lansing; Mr. and Mrs. 8. DeCouraey, were both supporters of the greeniiack long illness and the death and burial of of Chicago, and L. F. Cook and’ wife, ticket, Mr. Swift had expressed in une­ their mother. . quivocal terms his condemnation of a of Orangeville. few republicans who had raised a simi­ The present political excitement ap­ Miss Grace Greenfield, who has. been pears to detract somewhat from the in­ studying music at Toledo, O„ fora year lar disturbance in’ agreenback meeting. UirrvJation this toeek', 1^00. terest usually taken in our county fair. I ' past, will return to her home here about The Banner confesses much surprise This should not be, and we hope that' the first of October. We understand at this conduct of Mr. Swift. He is REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. all will unite in making the fair next। she wishes to form a music, class upon large enough, old enough, and a man of JAMES CLAKKR sufficient intelligence to know better MeKtUf. Scbwl Haus.-. Maple Grove, Monday week a grand success. her return. As she has devoted a year ereaint. Sept, 22. The Grand Rapids Morning Tele­। to this study, at the Erie street Con- how to behave himself. Perbaptf the BdlScbod AMyrla, TiwMlny evening. Sell. 23. gram, the new Grand Rapids daily, pub­• vent, from instructors of. high repute, disturbing of republican meetings is a good greenback argument, but the JAMES CLAHKE AM> P. T. COLGROVE lished by Messrs. McDowell & Harford,• she no doubt is competent to give Banner fails to see its force, and ven­ MorpB. Woil. jday n-nlnx. Sept. M. is at hand. The Telegram is a neat- thorough instruction in music. tures the assertion that republicans Column folio, flies the republican col­ JAMES । i.ARhh AND D. K COOK. who may attend gatherings of the op­ Mud Slinging.—A portion of the Orange*ilk. SBturjny evening, Sept. XT. ors, and is in every way worthy of lib­. greenback leaders have gained an un- position will not show a like disrespect 1 D. R. COOK. eral patronage. enviable reputation both at home and to the speaker and to their neighbors. Kackma Sebuol Huux*. Harry. Friday eve., Monday evening last Dr. Wm. Up­ Sept. 26. . I. abroad by reason of indulgence in their john of this city was taken dangerously Died.—In this city, Monday evening, mud-slinging propensities. They are KX S. IIUTOX. Brush Ridge S. 11.. Hope. Friday eve., Sept 26. j ill of neuralgia of the heart, and for a now attempting to besmear Mr. W. S. September 22, after a long and painful illness, Mrs. Anna E., relict of Sylvanus I Pi-fee S. II.. Ualllh.cre. x.lurday eve., Sept 27. time it was thought that he could not 1 Hecox bf circulating the yarn that he WARREN S HECOX- AND P. T. COLGROVE. survive. At present writing, however, waa employed by Judge Smith to de­ H. Cook, deceased, aged 57 years and 81 irtt'i’Crt,Thursday eve., Sept. 23. he has so far recovered as to be able to featfusion in this county two years months. COL H. H. GILli. Mrs. Cook was born near Pough­ sit up and walk about the house. ago, and that Judge Smith pdid him VirfWAnt HU! S. IL, Irving, Thursday eve., . The ladies society of the Presbyter­ -griOO for his services in this direction. keepsie, on the Hudson river, and was Sept. 25. InnuelH' 8. II., Thnrnapplr, Friday evening, ian church will lie entertained on Fri- ‘ one of a family of eleven children, The absurdity of this 1 ft will become Wih-ot.' h Rntteni, Saturday ie^La Sept. ST. , day afternoon of this week, by the apparent upon the recollection of the seven of whom are now living, viz: JAMES (TDoNM LI.T K. K3APPKM AND Mcsdames Hayes, Nichols, Knappen, fact that two years ago Judge Smith ,_Mrs. Sarah Black, of Dakota; Mrs Geo. Philip t. (olgk<ive, Hayford, Wheeler, btone, Biggs and was no more interested in the success Preston and .Mrs. Phoeba Ferris, of DowUng, Tbur<!.r eve.. Sept. 25. Miss Effie Salisbury, at the residence of of the republican ticket in this county this city; Miss Melinda Mead, of Grand JAMESO1KINNEI.I. ANDCLEMENT SMITlf Mrs. Nichols and Russell on Jefferson Rapids; Mrs. Carrie Freeman and Mr. than was any other loyal republican. ■ S^'Fle. Saturday, j o'clock p. tn„ Sept. 27. street. A cordial invitation is extend­ If greenbackers are as purchasable as James Mead, of Lansing, and Mr. Wes­ woixllarid. Saturday r»v., Sept. 27. ley Mead, of Rutland. At an early day one would be led to infer from articles ed to all. JAME8 O DON NELL. Fair, Fair, Fair—will be in Ilast- from time to time appearing in the her parents, Finch and Rachael Mead, ' Mld'Uf ville, Friday eve., Sept. 26. ings next week, and our wide-awake Journal and reiterated by greenback with their children, moved to Michigan, locating in Rutland township. In 1848 Box. if E.Frazer Wednesday even- jeweler, John Beesmer, has laid in a sir-oracles, the Judge will find it neces­ deceased was united in marriage to | mg next. istock of goods for that occasion. You sary to close his office doors, if it be­ the Wm. Kenfield, by whom she had fo'ur ’ Watches aS cheap us wheat, at John will find in his store everything nice comes generally known among green­ children, three of whom survive her— and cheap, from atgold watch to a ohe backers that he is in the market for Bessmer’s. Frank, of Tuscaroras, O.; Lannes, of Have.you heard from Maine, Mr. 1cent finger ring. Be sure and call on purchase of votes find influence. If the this city and Mrs. 8. DeCoursey, of him when visiting the fair, or any other Journal et ah statements are true the Demscrat? Chicago. In 1856 Mr. Kenfield depart­ rush of greenbackers to the probate of­ time.—Electric Clock Sign. Grand torch light procession Wed­ ed this life, and in 1860 deceased was But Mr. J. R. McKee, of Maple Grove, fice would be simply immense. married to Sylvanus H. Cook, who died nesday evening. whose health Is such that he has not these Journal statements are a libel on Be sure ami hear Hon. R. E. Frazer been'able to perform any labor for tbe the rank and file of that party. As far in 1869. To them four children were • i born, two dying in infancy, Henry C. Wednesday evening. past two years, wishes the Banner to as Mr. Hecox is concerned, among his i and Lizzie surviving to ujouru her loss, The Banner is in receipt of another extend his heartfelt thanks to ids neigh­ acquaintances there are none so mean i Mrs. Cook was a woman universally large invoice of paper. bors who so kindly prepared theground as to for a moment think that he can I i beloved by her large circle of acqualntRemember the republican meeting, for and drilled in six acres of wheat a be purchased. Mr. Hecox wrts fromI ances. She was a kind and Christian few days since. Such acts of kindness honest conviction; and he so acted Wednesday evening next. i mother and an excellent neighbor, when he left the what-is-it aggregation Quite a number from here attend the are truly bright spots m the life of one r whose death is sincerely mourned by . by reason of the selling out of his party meeting at Dowling to-day, Thursday. in Mr. McKee’s state of health. the community. Will some of the opposition who are1 for the hope of spoils.______ The funeral was held Wednesday at A large quantity of wheat has been so industriously circulating the story i Too Much Morphine.—Henry Ben­ 2 p. m., from the family residence, Rev. marketed in this city during the past that Gen. Grpnt is receiving a large R. A. Carnahan, officiating. ' nett, a well known resident of this city, week. pf-nnion from the government, be so Card-—Tbe officers of the Farmers’ The Hastings House bowery is a kind as to inform the Banner as to» died Monday ev&ing from an overdose thing of the past, it having been taken when the General was placed on the> of morphine. He was stopping at the Mutual Fire Insurance company of • house of Eli Buckhart in Hope. Com­ Barn- and Eaton counties have this down. . pension rolls ? The fact is, Gen. Grant plaining of pains in his head, he asked day adjusted my loss of barns and con­ Get your spectacles at John Beas- does not receive a pension from the Mre. Buckhart for some morphine she tents, which was destroyed by fire on mer’s. Good goods and low prices, is1 government. We believe, however, had in the house. He was • given the the 18th insL The loss was adjusted We rule with him. that he has been placed on the retired bottle containing the morphine and to my entire satisfaction. Therefore, I The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. took a tesspoonfol of the drug. Before can cheerfully recommend the company . list. Ih. Laifipman on Jefferson street, Tues­■ ME88B8- HUFFMAN BEOS. HAVE taking the dose he was renfonstratedj to those who have property to insure. day next, at 2:30 p. m. JUST RECEIVED A NEW STOCK OF with for taking so much, when her Tborwple, Sept 3, ’M. . • AWHARALD MCQUEEN. The Ladies’ band is exhibiting a HARDWARE. IT IS AN UNDENIA­ replied that he knew what he tfas wmmendable spirit of stiektoativeness BLE FACT THAT THEY HAVE THE about, as he had taken a like quhnpty MR. Jas, Mattilems, of Irving, was in the matter of practice. ( FINEST AS8OBT1CMNT O» FABLOB of quinine at one dose and knew that kicked by a horse this morning, and it and cottage heating stoves in that much morphine would not injure Publicans of Middleville are1 is feared he is injured internally. THE CITY, AND ALSO A LABGE him. This was between 10 and 11 counting upon a rousing meeting at THE.firemen are to meet in full uni­ assortment OF OOAL BVBNEBS, o’clock in the forenoon. He remained that place Friday evening. COOKING STOVES, ETC. THESE partially conscious until 8 o’clock, at form Thursday at 10 o’clock a. m. at Tile Hastings comet band goes to GENTLEMEN BELL AT BOTTOM FIGdifferent times getting up «d walking the engine bouse. Dowling to-day, Thursday, to furnish TTWW», AND VI8ITOBS TO THE FAIB about the house. At about 8 he became music for the republican meeting. should not fail to call at unconseioua and death ensued at 10 p. Have you not heard tbe news from Maine? .... •—-11-11 sr [R1S WT. ON BTATE, m. The officers were ikxxi news and true;Th but the ball a rolling on For J im my Blaine and Logan too. ot invertin* U* M». Van Htbibo baa opmed » Mlllnfry storetint don uat of MaM'’* •Ptailtural wareroom*. See ad. oorocor’i. •hen. . -XI arsruK’ We.are receiving our o. p. SPAULDING. FALL al IMR MS! In a few days we will have the IN THIS CITY-. By waiting we have taken advantage of the EXTREMELY LOW PRICES which « Wholesale Houses are now offering their immense stocks. You that have waited will save money; for we shall give the people who call on us the BENEFIT. ,W. S. Goodyear & Co. VISITORS TO THE FAIRI Should not fail to call at the old reliable hardware house of H. A. Goodyear & Sons, And see their choice line of goods. We have yet in stoqk a few of those Which we will sell at way-down figures, An especially fine assortment *of Guns and Sportings Goods CALL AND SEE . H. A. GOODYEAR & SONS. CD NEW FALL GOODS! AT RUSSELL’S. Come and see our new Dress Goods in Ottoman O Clothes, Cossuree Cashmeres in all new colors, Silks, Velvets, Velvetines, <fcc. We can suit you in qual- -n ity, style and price. , . O 8 CO o Zephyrs, Saxonys.'Germantown and German knit- —< ting yams in all colors. Ladies’ Russian Circles, Newmarkets, Paletots, and Children’s Cloaks, a very large stock and vary f cheap. g In flor laiiiery Departnent I i You can always find tbe latest styles, best goods, LU and lowest prices. CO Come and see us. Wo have the goods bought for CASH and will sell them at the very lowest prims. . �LARIN L ta CN IN BARRY COUNTY. I. Ha-ve a Large Stock and. Low Prices I C N MY STOCK OF G Etats, Caps, Shirts, Collars, Onffs, IXTeclities D0 B Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs lto ta Grlo-ves and ZMLittems WILL COMPARE WITH ANY IN THE STATE. GRANT, Clothier power of your moral dfsapprobatibn<fel£ Blaine to an Irish-American. You can at least refuse to reward toe author of .these crimes with the supreme power. You can sec that the Democratic doctrine k Just before tho Presidential election *• to the victors belong tbo spoils.” is not ap­ in 1880, Mr. Blaine wrote the following plied on a National scale where tho victory ts ot MfatifMippl shot-guns and tbo spoils is the letter to an Irish-American in reply to some inquiries: “Avourta. Me_ OcL at 1880.—Mg Dear Str: Solon Cbase Supports tbo Great Com­ I received your friendly letter with much pleasure. Let me «oy in reply that tho course paign was loaded they began to .shout moner. of yourself and other Irtah voters is one of ••Call off your doers' tbo most extraordinary anomalies In our po­ Solon Chase, the noted Greenbacker litical history. Novar, probably, since tbe ox-, The Mississippi Election Outrages. and the driver of “them steers,” has de­ ecutlon of Robert Emmet, boa tbe fooling of Irishmen the world over been ro bitter cided to support Mr. Blaine for tbe Pres­ against England and Engh-Rbrnon as at this Read the following extract from a idency, as tho following to the Lewis­ hour. And yet the --real moss of tho Irish speech del ire rod by Senator Hoar, of voters wiff. on Tuesday next, rote precisely ton (Ma.) Journal testifies: os Englishmen would have them vote—for aiaesai husetts. at the Blaine ratifica­ CHAAK'fl August IL tbe interest of England. Having seen Ireland tion meeting in Boston July 15, 1884. To tne Editors of tho Lewiston Journal: reduced to mtaere and driven to despair by Aslam oonstantiyin roceiptof letters from ^Senator Hoar was Chairman of the Sen­ what they regard as tbo unjust policy of En­ all over tbe Union liMiulring what couroo I ate Committee which investigated the am to take In tbo politico! canvass now at gland. tbe Irishmen of Amtrlca use tholr suffrages na though they were the agents and Copiah County, Miss., election out- hand. I feel I can castor answer these inqui­ -s&rranu of tbe English Tprle*. The free­ ries through the JmtmI than otoorwisa. I traders of England desire nothing so much have never yet waverod In my original idea < tbe defeat of Garfield and tbe election of My friends, I know whereof I speak. I was* of currency reform, and shall have to be h They wish to break down tho'pro©barged a few months ago wltbxbc/ duty of changed by arguments more oonvinclng than Hanoock. tariff and cripple our manufactures, tovootigating the election meth&d® in the any yet ndduced. I regardTbe decision of the ti-ctive niDc«-tontiM of tbe Irish voters of the fttate of Mississippi. It was not a question of United btates Supreme Court ns a final settto- anl country respond with alacrity. •Yea, wo will ....... a..—i-i-... 'negro supremacy. Some six hundred or seven do your bid ling and vote as jl>u please, even Iwndred white men bad got tired of tbe Dett reduce our own wages and take the aaoeraey and had joined the Republicans. to greenback idea that Congress has tbe rurbt tbouirh from tho mouths of our children.' form an independent party iu Copiah County. to make legnLtender paper-money In times bread are many able num and «Jcver writers MIm. A baud of one hundred and fifty men. ot peace or war is a step idutud or ooo hun­ There the Irish In America, but I have never All Democrats, composed. as was admitted. of dred years, and will iightou tho bunions of among one of them able enough to explain this tbe best citizens. armed with rifles and shot- tbo toiling millions Tor Zgeneratlons to ootne. tnct anomaly on any ixul.< of logic and good jtubs, mounted. rode about that county tor a As the Greenback party has dropped out, I I tun glad tn seo from jour eateamod Wort night before election. They visited the am odlod up to decide between tbe two old .jonac. that too subject ta Iwinning to trouhl ■dwellings of large numbers of Republicans in parties. I am for the party whose policy is favor you. The more you think of. it tbe more you tbenlgnt-cimc. Some they murdered In their stand by our bomo industries, to protect will be troubled. I am sure. And you will la(homos. Others were Hogged and otherwise to labor, and elevate American citizens. There finally to tbe conclusion that, tho pros­ abused. From many they extorted pledges nr-ort be no doubt as to in> position on those driven of tho Irish in this country depends as that they would vote tho Democratic ticket. matters, and I believe all my public and pri­ perity sa that of any other olna- upon tbe ■They broke up Republican moitings. They vate utterances bare been on the side of hu­ largely of the financial and industrial tmule night hldcons with cannon. Thia went manity. and 1 am of that large majority of maintenance policy represented by the Republican party. co till the Republican voter* in largo numbers tbe human family who earn their bread by Very truly yours, Ji O. B la lira.'■ fled to tbe. woods, and tho Democratic minor- tbe sweat of. the brow. I bold that the pros­ The inconsistencnupolnted out In thi$ tty had an easy victon- in tbe election. The perity of our country depends not on how, Ooramander of this band wax one Wheeler, many groat scholars and millionaires wo may letter la evidently beginning to be fult and hie Lieutenant one Bailey. The day tx- produce, but on the prosperity of tbe greet by Irish-Americana. The English press fore tbo election the armed com­ producing masses. pany waited tip ’n Print Matthews, 1 should tx» untrue to myself should 1. bv generally expresses tbe liveliest interest tbo leading RepnDlluan of the county. rny silence, allow my position on questions in the success of the Democratic ticket.’ Matthews was the principal cititen ot of vital importance to oil of our varied In­ the county, a wealthy merchant, with two dustries to bo misunderstood. I shall vote The sympathy of the ruling classes in sono in ooue«re. and two grown daughters in James G. Blaine. He will be the first England has been steadily with the Ms bouMi. He was generous, bravo, u liberal for of tbe United Matas, and taken Democratic party because the latter is benelHctor of schools and churches. No man Protidant from civil life, who was not bred a lawyer. I evuresked him for a favor and wa» refused. tielieve Dim to be tho greet .American oom- believed to favor a tariff policy which The.Democratic wk netwes fcetUi ud that every­ inoner aad too iriood of tbe great army of will break down American manufactures body liked him if ft were It not tor his politics wealth producers, and one in whose j>olicy and make the United States the chief They drew tip in the road near his gate and they can safely confideSolon Chase. sent, him a demand in writing that be should iparl.ctlng place for English goods. So . abstain from voting tho next dav. He anstrong Is this feeling, that notwitlistand•wared the messenger; ** It seems to me this A Ffilke StatemgnL ing the powerful sentiment in op po­ Mis very stnuure thina in a HcpubNcun GovThe statement has bcoen made by tion to n^ro slavery among the evory way I couJU. J hove never done any of Democratic speakers, that English, it lod England in the greet you any harm. 1 admit it fa In your Dower to several murder m<-. but 1 am going to vote to-mor­ more Democrats went to the war than snti-alavery struggle in thia country, row. uhJvm you do kill me." Matthews wont Republicans, and that that fact was to side squarely with the slare-ho'dera to tbo polls and cast tho first vote tn the morning. As be nlnced ti In the box. WtKMter. shown by the vote of tbe soldiers in the who were for free trade. Yet all there Who wm wm the 1 »emocnttic thallrnger. field, as cast for Abraham Lincoln and tears the Irish-Americans hare ' beet/ ■bat him dead with the eb&rirn of on© bar­ rel in the heart and another just below tint GeonjeB. McClellan, in 1864. Below blind enough to ^oto almost throat. The <onnd of the run was heard by will be found the actual vote so cast. with the party for whose success MuUhcws* wife and daughter m tiiey oat in gland’h praying But there arc s gnf tho porch of their borne. There wan u mass­ Ho who runs may read: Fourteen of that they are seeing the follv of such a meeting the next dav In wbloh exult ant r»o- the States had authorized their soldiers Jution* were paMed.duclariiMr that If soy at­ in tbe field to vote; those of New York conns, and that tho present canvas^ tempt were made to revenge Matthew* death, will witness tbe defection of manv thou­ fan reintivM should be h<ildre®j>su»it»M5. warn­ sending home their ballots (sealed) tu ing hfa ratnlly to keep out of po’ittes In be cast by their next friends. Of sands of Irish-Americans who have hith­ future, daetarinr tbar -Copiah shake* hands course, no one can say how her sol­ erto, with great fidelity bm with I ttle with rasoo." and sdiouruing to meet nt tin) call of tbe Chairman or rhe Democratic Com­ diers voted. The vote of the Minne­ wisdom, adhered to tbe Democratic mittee. Yaaoo fa tbe county so notorious for sota soldier? did not reach her State party. ejection frauds and crimes, where Dixon wm In Wisconsin the De'mocrato are mak­ oanva&aers in time to be counted, and wore, probably, destroyed unopened. ing their canvass on the issue <,i free attorney. Hatley. ttw second So with the Vermont soldiers’ vote. Of trade. They are Hooding tho rural dis­ the States whose .soldier* voted so that tricts with documents designed to teach th dr baBota can be distinguished, the hostility to the idoa of protect ion, and Ktmvrhutff. to peraual- tho poopj© thev pay, on army vwe was returned as follows; every article protected by the'tariff, tbe I -■■ ’ l.- .■ — ’ MrfWtm. <.r< Hi full amount of tbo duty thereon in ndditioQ to what would otherwise be iu cost. Of course non© but the mi«t ignorant MQJ cm be imjKiaed on by Much representsM0**BiiUer's bottle is not large, bat now that Editor Dana has pulled the cork it is likely to bold the Democratic majority in three or four States.—St. A £ •B LW . 4U40 Kf ........ Bit । carters We want an active, energetic and trustworthy person, either MX, in every town and village in the L\ a. to sell our goods. We offer a pennaneat position and good pay to any party who can come to us well nwonunended. We do not desire to correspond with those who think tune* are made in a da*1, but with those who are willing to work, and want a good paying posi­ tion. . Goods sent on oonxlgument. Business strictly honorable. Satisfactory references re­ quired. Addreu; stating age aad prsMOt occu­ pation. Kuxkka Co., tioxlxi. Newark, N. J. CURE Bick Headache and relieve all the tronblre Inci­ dent to a billow otete ot UMtsratom, sack as Dis- SICK n“‘??>Kr«c«<-',Llu1«Ll™l>Ul.ln«I.R), valnabio in OonattostiesL eartag and Mvvuttaut “■'•“^y'^^W^UwhiteJbeyaCoroma *n.dl'wn|CTa <* ‘ho stomach, sttmnlate the liver and rqpdato the bowda. Even if they only cured When death wm Ixrarty expected from con■rampticn. nil remedies having fsKed, and Dr. H. James waa cx|>erinicntlng, he accidental! v mada aPrei»"*UoBof IndianHemp, which cured his only child, afid now gives this recipe on receipt of two stamps to pay expenses. Hemp also cures night sweats, nausea at tbe stomach, and will break a frreh cold in twenty-four hours. Addrew Craddock & Co. Race Street, Philadel­ phia, Pa., naming this paper. The Science of Life. Ony $l. BY MAIL, POBT-PAID. HEAD A°^rrJ W® S3E“Sa=«S~ who once try theta wm find tteM little pmsvataable in so mar. v ways that they will not be willtag to do without than. But after all rick heart ACHE ttMAN CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND «PACIFIC SI w— - *----- '■nr.MOtl tfa WOW THYSELF. », without ch»n«* ft■£*£•> to«WJ» A Great Medical Work on Manhood, Vitality. Nervous and Physical De­ bility, premature Decline in Man. Errors of ioufh.andihe untold miseries resulting from yAftS fStyPnnman'® FreUtwl N“» Is the bane of so many Uvra that here h Where we make our pnsu boaat. Our pills cure it whik Others do not. Carter’® LltOe Liver PIDa are vary snail and “ALBERT LEA ROUTE." rn u. D>™-Ur. t»e a finer work In every seu»e~niecluuifcal, lit CAKTEB MEMCIKB CO.„K<nr Tort. tncipjl Ticket Oto*‘-a flSfLl™’?*1 •*arde<’ the author tty W^tHBOKnTMJ i IRON ONIO Willi tn tbopopuiartl Nervous »11.-Loadoa UncL i, ", JJ . “ ’r1,“" •>'1’ ■"cr'eat rock island route Ityocruwi* Ticket Offlce. or W. H. Parker. No. 4 Bulfinch- street. Boston', qn all diseases re- CHICAGO. PyreSB Entirely faL^JvlVEGEPBLE \NANDRAKET AND *SURt ' ’ BbbmMH for COSTIVENESS Blllousnesa, Dyspep»'a' IndlgONtlon, Diseases or the Kidneys,Torpid l-lver Rheumatism. Dizr!^'”’ Blok Headache, Loss or Appetite, Jaundice, Erup tione and Skin Diseases. d �The Hastings Banner temsftcr. whenevw a lie. The same train contain*] Judge Stone, pf Grand Rapids, one of the mtat prominent members of the M. E. church in Michigan,'and a sterling temperance man. Ask him about it and he win ublican say that the man who chargee that is noVtectoto' there was either drinking or drunken­ tne candidate nominated to-<mv w« ness on board the special train tells a of ttenpminw malicious lie. *1“ °R“' nnd the qureSaturday last a horse belonging to Ezra Hall of Irving, while being driven left to the convention of 1886. through the alley south of State street, Accepted and adopted. by Mrs. Hall, became frightened, run­ Convention adjourned. ning and kicking violently. The car­ The fusion Doings at Nash­ riage was overturned and Mrs. Hall and ville SATURDAY. her little child thrown out, but fortun­ ately neither received any injury. The 1 N“hvll,e-2». J8Mrne democrats and greenbackers had buggy was badly wrecked, however. It QfJACKSON, is almost a miracle that the woman and a joint pole-raising at this- place Satur­ day afternoon. A fair numlier of peo An Able anti- Eloquent Orator, child were not seriously hurt. pie were present and H. F. Pennington, . tntherollticiii iMues Messer's Skating Rink.—A force fusion and anythiug-to-beat candidate Will. of Workmen are now employed in lay­ for congrea,anAC. G. Holbrook, ditto ing a new floor in Messer's skating candidate for prosecutor, dispensed po­ ■ rink. The floor is of kiln-dried hard litical gospel to the assembled yeo­ maple, and is being lajd beveled, so manry. Free trade was the text and that skaters will go with the grain en­ free trade the theme of both speakers. tirely around the room. Mr. Messer in­ In the abort time allotted to each they mbuissW r"“n'd forms us that the rink will lx*, opened very forcibly convinced their auditors , iiiti MeetlilR. to the public Wednesday or Thursday that though they might be average law­ of next week. Lovers of this healthy yers they were grossly ignorant of ttie amusement can rest assured that Mes­ great economic question they so bungser’s rink will be equal to the beet, and lingly attempted to discuss. The far­ properly conducted at all timee. mers who Mr. Pennington seeks to leg­ Come ton* The most laughable thing of the islate for, should know that so far Xotice JL K«■ rant’s new anm.uncecampaign thus far is the Journal’s an­ as he knows he is a free trader of the aieni. moat approved sort, and should he by 0Wsi.M»H:c.ui rally this. Thure- nouncement that the writer has pur­ any device or accident be elected to riay.aihmxr an i evening at Dowling. chased 200 democrats and greenbackers to vote and work for the republican congress, the industrial and dinning Attbsii Iha republican meetings, ( interests of Barry county will be par­ aJjlct u( trhiih -v ill be found elsewhere. ticket Brother Dennis, we have more faith in men, more faith in the members, alyzed by tlie passage of free trade Evas- X Bia' hav, something to of your party than to believe that we( laws, if he can by his vote bring about Mytn lhlsl." that win interest our could go into the market ami buy 200, such a result. But the people will not reader*. . ■ < of them—or-any number for that mat­ be deceived by such demagogical harHEE-KEErr:> report the past six ter. The members of your party must. angnes. Men whb were staunch demo­ W£vks ns quit? unfavorable for the hon­ fe>el highly complimented by your con­' crate and greenbackers—farmers-^-are tinual charging that they are for sale, beginning to - inquire into this tariff ey crop. . ’ question, and when Mr. Pennington If you have any old gold or silver, and that republicans are buying them as they woukTcattle. But wo will make, exhibits a pocket knife and undertakes A. H- McOui’ier will give you new dur contemporary a present of 8100 if, to hoodwink his audience into the begoods for >L ' ■ ‘ lief that by reason of 40 per cent, pro­ Feit prodigious, unfruitful wrang­ he can produce a man whose vote we ling. the, Hiistinfrs 'common council ever offered to purchase. Bring your. tection on. cutlery that knife cost him one dollar, when it ought to have cost man, or shut up. lakes the whole bakery. him only 60 cents, the people inquire JaUes U’D•■'•NN ell will address the The Senatorial Convention.—. into the matter and very soon find that people of WtMidland upon the political Pursuant to call the senatorial conven­. cutlery and all kinds of mechanics and isuts of Hit day Saturday evening tion for the 13th district convened at farmers’ tools with few, if any excep8ept. 27tK. ■ the Court House in this city Monday at• tions, are as cheap here as in free trade England. And when a political trick­ The Evening .Journal, of Detroit, has 11:30 o’clock a. m. changed ownership, and rumor has it Convention called to order by Clem­. stcr like Charley Holbrook, a man that a brother of L. G. Mpore, of this ent Smith, chairman committee, and ont whom the people of Barry county dty, lias Secured a controlling interest. motions D. B. Ainger was elected tem­. closely watch, undertakes to.make in­ Even some uf the southern corn, porary chairman and Omo Strong tem­. telligent people believe that by reason of the tariff on coal consumers suffer whcee stalks promised to reach “the porary secretary. On motion, a committee on creden­. hardship,, they very soon find from vaulted heavens," or thereaboute, suc­ ceeded in ripening, so favorable has tials was appointed, as follows: Manly the very best authority attainable that C. Dodge, of Eaton, and A. D. Rork, of’ coal is cheaper at the mines in the been the season. United States thxn in free trade Eng­ The candidate for state land com­ Barry. On motion, a committee on resolb^ land, and that it is delivered cheaper to missioner on. the fusion ticket has consumers and.buyers the same dis­ been abroad- in the land for a week. tion was appointed, as follows; J. M. tance from the mines tiecause railroad Suppose he is making it his business Uf Nevins, S. W. Mapes and C. H. Ceman. transportation is cheaper in the U. S. R. W. Griswold and 8. J. Bidelman see that the fences are all up. were appointed committee on perman­ than in Great Britain. No, the day has A shock of earthquake, which was gone by when voters will swallow such ent organization. particularly noticeable in Detroit and Ornd Strong, Hiram Coleman, Ira Os­ political clap trap as this without in­ other places, was quite distinctly felt Pennington good, Peter Hom and Manly C. Dodge vestigating for the facts. by parties in this city, so they say, ut and HoIKrpok preached free trade and a were appointed committee to fix upon least, on Friday last, at about 2:30. largfr part of their audience practiced basis of representation at future con­ free whiskey, and drunken men by the Lost, about two weeks ago, by Frank ventions. Ackerson, somewhere between this city On motion, convention adjourned till score thronged the streets alter dark and late in the evening. Some of them an^Cedar Creek-a new rubber boot. I o’clock p. m. j The linder will lie rewarded by leaving Convention called to order at 130_p. were picked up blind drunk. And yet our prohibition friends vote to put this the same at the Hustings National If connected with FRED BAELKER, ^■ ; 39 It is a positive fact that ARCHIE MoCOY has the most complete stock of - HALL Wda? M, Oct. 1. a w te“! Bank. x-/ • Farmers of Barry county, remember that no other class of citizens is so much interested in having a succetaful county fair us your own. The better the exhibition and attendance the bet­ ter for you. Don’t stand in your own light E&ewdep.e we publish what the Committee on credentials reported, party in power. ♦ and report was accepted and adopted. Ccnninittee on permanent organiza­ tion and order of business reported as follows: That the temporary officers of the convention be made permanent. Re­ ports of committees on credentials and resolutions. Nomination of candidate for senator. Report of committee on Middleville Republican has to say on representation. Accepted and adopted. county politics, The article is well On motion, L. 8. McIntyre, a duly worth nading, and shows that -our elected delegate from Hastings, who left contemporary has thoroughly investi­ gated before deciding on which ticket his credentials at home, was admitted w support. • The Journal concludes a paragragh to seat in the convention. / Committe on resolutions reported as CUM. k Castoria p. T. Van Zile, both members of ra>uR: John Oarveth, 18 votes. On motion, John Carveth was de­ we Congregational church of Charlotte, and strong temperance men; also R. E. dared unanimous nominee. * rater, ot Jackson, a man who has la­ a°bored ’eameetly and zealously in the tem­ perance cause for. the past ten years; Archibald Buttara, a leading temperiuice worker of northern Michigan Without Muplih. «r Borootioo; Whnt rfves our Children rosy cheeks, Wb.tSn.Uo.lr irai -.k. drunk, nr would ride in a car with ®xnkui awociatre or where drinking »H3 going on la not only to .how a ““■’I? suspicious nature, but to speak '“tehly. V rem this city U» Rapids on the sped *0B«s. B. T. Colgrove .mil ' unrtan—all temperance latlon or fraction ‘ntre7^,vW«d. bow- EVhlH KEPT in BARRY COUNTY. He is bound to sell his goods at prices that will satisfy everybody. Made Extension Tables a Specialty. g To tho Electors of Barry county: _ You |Ky hereby notified that at the eraSeifelon to be held in this state. « Tuesday succeeding tbe first Monday her nest, the following officer* are to 800|ls and get prices before you buy and dent al the United States; ant Eovemor, Mcretary of • auditorgeneral, coram!* h ....... Sole Agent for the LADIES’ FAVORITE PILLOW SHAM HOLDERS, the best in the world. ctiuoer oi, loot; ium> a re,**ceerikwi re m , > — cress for the third conitresxional district of this Slate, to which tour county bekmr*: also a senator composed Remember the place, Blue Front, South Side State Street, Hastings, Mich. Archie McCoy. MADE TO ORDER. SuilsMade To Order. TWalltapaip Made to Order. 825.00 to 840.00 Pants Made to Order, 84.00 to 812-00 An amendment to Section 6, Article 6. relative to circuit courts, provided for Dy Joint Beeotutlon Mo. 15, laws of W63.. Sifiiox 6. The state ahall be divided into judicial circuits. In each of which the electors thereof shall elect one circuit judge, who shall hold his office for the term of six years, and un­ til ills successor Is elected and qualified. Tbe legislature may urwride for the election of more tlian one circuit Judge in the judicial circuit In which tbe city of Detroit is or may iw sitttitod, and the circuit Judge or judges of said circuit, in addition to toe salary provided by this Con­ stitution . dial I receive from said county of Wayne such additional salary a* may, from time to Unto. be fixed and determined by the bbard of supervisors of said county; and the board ot supervisors of.eacji county In the upper Penin­ sula is hereby authorized and empowered to ’ give and pay to the circuit fudge of toe Judicial circuit to which such county fs • attached, such additional salary or compensation, aa may from time to time be fixed and determined by shch board of supervisors. Aimmendnsent to Section 15, Article 4. rela­ tive to tiie compensation of members of the Legislature, and to prohibit toe use of naiuca or free tickets on railroads. provided for by Joint Resolution No. S3, laws of 1883:— 8«tion 16. Tbo comjiensation of the mem­ bers of the Legislature shall be a salary of seven hundred dollars for encli regular session, and at Buch reguLu- session they may legislate upon such subject* as ate submitted to them by special message of tbe Governor, after tbe ex- Fall Owreo&U. Has Fairly Commenced. BEST Men’s Suits $5 to, $15. 50c Undershirt Custom Made Suite, in the $15 to $35. CITY. 822.00 to 850.00 Overcoats tion the FALL Children’s OVSBOOATS Suite, $5 to $20. $2 to $15. Fine Worst­ Kilt Suits, ed, $15. $2 to $10. Gust. Made, $20 to $30. extra session their compensation shall be a salaof one hundred doIUra. and they shall leglson no other subjects than those expressly stated lu tho Governor-'* proclamation, or *ul>inltled to them by special message. They shall be entitled to ten cents and no‘more for every mile actually traveled m going to and returning Drees Coats Boy’s Suits, $1.00 and $3 to $10.will buy Vests, Boy’s Dress A Scarlet Suits, Undershirt, $12 to . $10 to $20. worth $12.50 $1.50. WINTER Overcoats $3.50 to $20 Custom Made, $20 to $30 Fine Black Children’s Fine ___ Fall Underwear, Worsted Suite, Overcoats, $2.00 $15.00. $8.50 to $10 to $2.50. Dress Sfoits, $15.00. Children’s • Overcoats, $1.50 to $10. Boy’s Over­ coats, $3.50 to $15. Trunks, Children’g PANTS. HATS. Our White Best $1 ,________ and Stiff Shirts'are $1.50 60 cts to 815.00 Best Fitting Fur Hat Boy’s Hate, Pants in the, City. ’ 75c for worth $2.00 25 cents .SS.OO buys a ■ Linen Bo­ Fine Pants, Fur Hate to ZINC TRUNK $3.50to$7.50 $2 to $4. $1.50. worth 87.50. som Shirts. no memoer oi roe ix>gisuuure snail accept or use any free pass or free ticket on any railroad during hi* term of office. Also that the following county officers for said county are to i>e elected, viz: One judge of probate, one sheriff, one county clerk, one register of deed*, one county treas­ urer. one prosecuting attorney, two circuit court commissioners, one county surveyor, and Fall AND Winter Caps. J^OTICE TO TEACHERS. Tbe following places and times hayc been designated by toe Hoard of Examiners for bold­ lug public examinations fbr teachers in Barry county. The secretary is authorized to Usun special certificates, which are valid only until the next public examination. , Saturday, Aug. 30th. at Hastings. Friday, ftept. IMh, at Middlertfie. Friday. Sent 2Mb. arNasbville. Friday, OSTlOth. at Hickory Corners. Friday and Saturday, Oct. 2iUi and Hastings. < It is expected that ail who intend to teach and have not eerttficaua in force will be present at some one of these places. Examinations win _ begin promptly at nine o'clock and teachers are ' -urgently requested'to be present at toeobtming Examinations will be both oral and written, chiefly the latter. Candidates for a third grade certificate must pass a satisfactory cxanilna* tion in orthography, reading, penmanship, arithmetic, grammar, geography, U. 8. Uhitory. civil government, theory and art of teaching and physiology, with particular reference to tbe effects of alcoholic drinks, stimulants and nar­ cotics upon the human system. For this grade a standing ot at least ® per cent, win be re­ quired in each branch, with an average stando! 75 per cent. Fora second grade, the additional require­ ments will be elementary' algebra, book-keeping and natural plitlosophy, with a standing in each branch of 80 per cent. Satchels, Strictly One Price,. r hand at Hartings, Mich., the ; above written. ■JOHN' q. <’i:i:>sy WctoKJO. All candldato* with whom no member o! tbe Bdard is acquMlnted must furnish <tati*{>ctory proof as to moral character. School officers (especially inspectors) kre cor­ dially invited to be present. . ■W. I. MARBLE. Ctialrman, geo, i>. Harden. ENOCH ANDRUS. Secretary. Frobate Order. 3rand Rapids, Mich. J. M. ROGERS & CO Centaur Llnlment.-Aw^ coluto cure for Rheum*ti«»» Sprain.. Pafa-relifvsr. —THEY SELL— Hay Fever, a type ot catarrh sasstf® big membrane of U the lungs' An hod. a prominent member of the M. E. ehurch. To insinuate that such men FAIRFIELD BOY, 3299 OF Infanta and Children . concerning the writer with the highly follows: . Retolwd, That we heartily astounding and grammatical announce­ the platform adopted by the republican ment that “There is no children con­ national convention at Chicago, andI o nected with Banner.” This is an item the republican state convention of this of news that is well calculated to har­ row the feelings of the whole commun­ £ platlorm relative to the eubmWon ity. Remembeh the fair. It should be made the most successful in the history of Barry county. The past has been a fruitful year. Bring the best products price of commodities, we . are ,n reducing public expenditures to_the of your farm and your garden; the beet of lowat poSsfble limit consistent with 8auiples of fancy work or cookery J the finest stuck—bring everything you have the public welfare. Report waa accepted and that will show the fertility of the soil Convention took ree«» of 16 n^“1^ of this cotinty, and the progressiveness whereupon Barry °J its people. Remember the dates, went Into caucus. Sept-3u, Oct. 1,2 and 3. Convention reconvened 3. J. appointed Wlcra. On board the special train contaln- man and C. W. On motion, ballot was taken for eMr Ixigan, Alger and the other dldato for senator, with following ^Peakers, were Hon. E. S. Lacey and JERSEY BULL. attach* a watery and uiflam_ io eyesU.n,n.rd> ■After-isss. yonahealy Salt by the Barrel, Lime, Stucco, &c., . The Crown Grain Drill, imMUted In tbe LADIES —AND THE— Vaner ForceFeed Broadcast Seeder! A General‘Assortment of Farm Implements Walter — �NOTES OF THE CANVASS. MTNOB NEWS ITEMS. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. SOME INTERESTING POLITICAL NEWS. Pari* October 21. Henry' Irving and Elton Terry from Liverpool for Montreal in the ateam■hlp PerialanTb* receivers of tbe Wabash Road report tor the rammer months in excess of 337,883 in the receipts above the expenditures. The steamer Daeotab sunk in the Mis­ Washington, Sept ^8.—The question souri River, near Providence.JThureday of female eligibility to the Presidency ia morning. She is valued at 834,000. and In­ being mooted largely.in Washington in coo- sured for 815,000. nectijn with Mrs. Belva Lockwood’s nomi­ Marshal Clark. at Albany, Thursday at­ nation for tbai office by tl»e “Equal Rights tempted to serve ejectmeut papers ou John party.” Mrs. Lock wood asserted In an inter­ Ahearn's wife, when the woman threw him over a r.-Uing, killing him instantly. view yesterday that there vas no constitu­ A child In Baltimore suffering from tional inhibition to the election of .a diphtheria, recently coughed Infected mat­ woman President. In the Kansas contest ter into the face of Dr. Melville Taylor, the buil session of Wood against Peters, which result being the death of the latter Wednes­ involved the eligibility of a State Judge to day. be elected to Congress lu violation of the The bondholders ot the Vulcan ^Iron­ Kanwt* State constitution, the Elections works. of St Louts, held a meeting Thurs­ Cornmlttea took the ground, which was sus­ day and decided. It to understood, to foretained by the House, that no State could cki-wia iuuri.;ago fm g 1,000,000 on tbe con­ add to tbe qualifications prescribed in the solidated Ore & Steel Company. constitution for a representative In Congress. Pennsylvania capitalists held a meeting Tbe point was made by the contestant that tn Pittsburgh, Wednesday, to arrange for while Susan B. Antikony, if elected to Con­ tbe construction of the Ohio & Lake Erie gress, possessed all tbe qualifications of aza, Road on the lied of the canal from Green­ citizenship and inhabitancy required by ville to Erie, the traffic to consist mainly of the constitution, yet, being a woman, she coal and Lake Superior ores. was Ineligible under the laws of New Platt Saeger. of Cedar Township, Wash­ York. Tiie Elections Committee took the ington County, la-, being afflicted with opposite view, and the House practically asthma, bathed his breast Wednesday monideckled in this case that a woman possess­ lug with kerosene and turpentine. At­ ing tbo constitutional qualifications was tempting to dry himself at a stove, tho in­ eligible to a seat In Congress, no State hav­ flammable stuff took fire, and he was burned ing the right to superadd prerequisites to those prescribed In tbe second section of to death. Eight thousand coal miners are engaged article 1 of the Constitution of the United In the strike In Pennsylvania, and not more BtlM®*. ' ' »• . Warhtnotox, Sept. 19.—It Is announced than 1,000 men nre at work. The women that Mrs. Dr. Ctemence Lozier, of New have organized a •‘tin-pan brigade," and York, has been nominated for Viee-Presi­ greet the non-unionists with a serenade on dent on the “Equal Rights” ticket with paua, kettles, etc., when they leave work In the evening. . Mrs. Belva Lockwood. Forest flies near Chardon, O., have de­ New Yoke, Sept. 20.—Mrs. Clemence & Lozier, M. IX. Chairman of tiie New stroyed one hundred and fifty acres of valu­ York State Committee of the Woman Suf­ able timber. frage party, has issued the following card: Senator George H. Pendleton, of Ohio, New York, Sept 19 —Th© Woman'* Suffrage who has been seriously ill for ten days p.ist, party In this State hod no share in nominating U recovering. , the woman'* RlgUta ticket for the Presidency, Peters & Co., wholesale dry-goods at Sy­ and tbe use ot the name of the undersigned as a candidate for Vice-President U without racuse, N. Y„ failed Friday for 8125,000, authority- WbD© tho writer appreciates ths mostly due in New York. kind intentions of tbe friends who have made Colonel Mapleson has secure! Patti and this use of her name, stie sees no noed of a special womans’ suffrage ticket, when air the Scalchl, the new tenor Cardiol!!!, and two candfdares for President are friendly to wo, other artists for tbo coining American se.imans*‘suffrage. (Slguod.) ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL TICKET. Boston, Sept l& —The American Politi­ cal- Alliance have nominated W. L. Ells-! worth, of Pennsylvania, and Charles EL' Waterman, of New York, tor President and Vice-President of the United States.. Boston, Sept 2a—Chiles H. Waters , man, of New York, has accepted the nom­ ination of Vice-President of the United: States by the American Political Alliance. Ho will, make an extended canvass. TRITE TO BEN. Newark. N. J., Sept. 10.—The State Convention of-the National Labor party! and delegates of all partlee favorable to General Butler mot here Wednesday. E. F. McDonald wasomade permanent Chair­ man. Resolutions were .adopted indorsing Butler’s address. Thomas' K. Egbert and Washington L. Hope were chosen electorsat-large. A State Committee of eight was appointed, and the convention adjoured. ' Indiana i RonnnnoN electohm. Indianapolis Ind., Sept 30.—The State Central Committee of tiie Prohibition party have selected the following candidate* for Presidential Electors on their tickets In ’—Preston Ryder, of Jackson Counijah Coat, of Wayno County. First H. C. Beal, of, Hamilton; Tenth—William p. Singleton, of Lake: Eleventh—Newton Bur­ well, of well*; Twelfth—T. H. Stewart, of Do Kalb: Thirteenth—John C. Birdsall, ot St. JoOFFICIAL RKTl RNS FROM MAINE. Pnim.AND, Me.. Sept 19.—The follow­ ing has been received direct from the Secre­ tary of Slate: Avgusta. Mh., Sept. 19.—I giro you tbe , footing* of the vote for Governor: Itobic. 7H.V12. dedntan. ».09i; H. B. Eaton, 8,127; Eustis, 1.1M; W. a. Eaton. 9T; scattering, 16. Thia cOtnp.latten Is mail*-,from tbe*Clerks' returns in . thia odteeA excepting, tbe towns of Houlten. Sbvrman. Klmnnnn. New Portland, Newport, Rastport, Wutorloro. and tiie plantations of Castiehlil and Number PjDtlrteen. Wash nmon County. The retur .a from t.ie seven towns mid the two plHiitatfouM uro from other sources, btfr are bfillcvod to be substantially correct All the citivs, towns and plautau ins of tbe State are included in the above compilation. fSUrou 1) .• 'HKph O. Smith. Secretary of State. Thh shows a Republican plurality of 19,8al. Ruble's nialority Is 15,41 L TO FUHE WITH THE BUTLERITES. , H.UHUSRVRG. Pa., Sept 22.—The Detneeracy of this State, it Is said, have ar­ ranged a fusion with Butler's managers, ami the resignation of seven Electoral can­ didates will soon be nnnouueed, to give place to the repre-wntath M of th© People’s jMtfly. The movement is said to be englDeurcd by Wall.ice and Randall. . PLATFORM OF THE NEW PARTY. New Yonx,SepL 22.—The American Po­ etical Alliance platform demands that forelgnara live twenty-one years in the coun­ try before they can vote; the suppression of political societies composed of aliens; wo­ man suffrage; a direct vote by the people for Piesldeot and Vice-President; preven­ tion of pauper and Chinese immigration, and that native|bom citizens (white and colored) rule and make tbe laws of tbe country. OOUNTINO ST. JOHN'S CH10KEN8. Buffalu N. Y., Sept 22.—A canvass by the Buffalo News of St John’s strength Id Western New Ydtk shows 18,800 votes for tiie Temperance ticket Ou tiie same rate throughout the State St John should reoeive TW to 86,000 rotea.' Dudley Resigns. Washington, Sept. 22.—The resignation erf Colonel Dudley as Comunraluoer ol Perwtons to take effect NovemNr 10 was rent to Secretary Teller Saturday. This step Colonel Dudley says he has had In conA——wA. -f . wm. Ktrf It not until within the last few days that lie was able to mature hte plans. He will go Into the banking business in this city its a mcwnibar erf tbe firm of Bateman & Co.. wm M.U>odu< Bi,bop unouxwd tb. iolfo—lnt ooafwencn appofatmeats; b; Natevlila. TUnutaS Oox; Olivet. N. Rrfma; W. M- Colhy: Partello. J. WUst p'.ted; bprinrport. J. W-Tekonsha. K. u. Young; Tornnklna. E. H. Kmg. Coldwiter Dtstrict-David LrnrU, ProskHnj Elder. Allen. O- Spsddock;nBronsoo afl J. Klow: Bwuiwwo. J- W. W hit-, burr Oak, F. A. VandcwaJker; Butler, J. ItSkinner; Cambria. A W. BurW-.Gamdenf Mr. Corti, may not credit it. ret wo cn.fruaUv M,ure Mm thu Z/urper-, •» promul ta mmltag M 7buud»noe ot recruit. >nto ll«> BlniM r»uU Mart i» a pictorial BMaam— A. r. .-tor. (Zton.)________ Small pox reported al Birch Hun. Marsh fire* are doing some damage north of Gwosso. Hair-s-dozeu Vlefolrargera had their pocket* I will have in a few days an invoice of Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa! A preparation that will not distress the raost delicate stomach. £?SS?GfrA iT’iSS'Sii-Jt J G. Croak-r: Tones rille. William Denman; fnS%Wd“C?lY7^M0. They begin Kiuderhoot, M. J. Brownell: Norte AdamA _______________ E. L. ItollOtta: i»seco. W. S. Farter; Quincy, early at Lansing. Lou,. GrXibaehTRs-om. W ri. P«»on«: 1MUW, WUU»m rwMoek;. SMrwooa «o« Alpena. P. George; Stu ton City. M. D. Car roll; moods; South Gilead, s KatamtiXuo DL-trict— 1 N. M. at. steeie; uioommgusic, «• ’ • strong; Climax. E. A.Tanncn; Comstock. Paul Dwjardlncs; Cooper. W. A. Baas; A. M. Eldred; Fennville. D. W. Fow: Gate* burg. K- »• McUbenuey: Irvlngtoix, J. 1L Tbomas; Kalamazoo, A. M. Gould: Kendall. J. Wilks; Martih. L. CaJklna; Mendon,L. Defy mater; Osbterno, Wright Barrett: Otsego. A. T. Ferruson; Platowefl. D. O.Ball.i_£**rtde, H. D. Hunt; Pndrieaville, 8. D. McKe$ KtoblaTd. W. i-. Trench: Schoolcraft, uf W. Par­ sons: Sou:’i Havvn. G. B. Kulpt 'Rtree Rivera. C. 8. Fox; /fc’tsbunr. -1 J-. .w.all rter: Uaukeitbrnaaud Notawa, <>. Kltymillcr; Buubeld. NilM^’tiuttriCt—Isos'’ TJiylpr. Presiding Ehler. Rancor uad b.?edevdle. G. ’ Bouton Hnrtxtr.L. W. iCarl; B< nlan SprtogA J. White: Bridgeman a »d Stevensville. B. A haskms; Buchanan. G G. Thomas; CM»o,;oIts, J. H. Tunner. Mlfchlgaa IteuMk TbcrHetroit grain quocatloin are: Wki’at -xNo. Ji White, Wc. No. 2 R-d, SlMc; Ao. 9 Red, 78ha Fleur—Michigan White Wheat, chcl.e, roller proewis, 8t£«4.7B; patente, $&.GC<aO.50, temporarily living Unequaled for delicacy of flavor,. nutritious properties and digestibility. Put up in lb. tins. I am also Agent for CERManreMEDY Humphrey’s Homeopathic Specifics I FOB. FAIN. Rheumatism.CNe"ra’laia, Sciatica, LtMbapo. Backache. HeaSa&it. Toothache. Sore Tl> root. S welllos*.. Brutass. B«nu, McaUta. Frost Bite*. ark six wtmsb Nona rsus aro aan. 844 St tiruitiaU a»A Pestos eswyeWo. Tiny Csbu » bMO* tilrarU.m. ts II t.a.a.f Call for one of the menuals given awav. JNERY OPENING. I also have the MRS. VAN HYNING Regit leave to Inform the ladle* of Hastings and vicinity that *ee will this day open n Steck of Millinery, Select Stock Including all of the Latest Styles, which you are cordially Invited to call and examine before per chasing elsewhere. DRESS-MAKING done In the latest and most approved styles. iZT' First door east of Messer's skating rink. Sept. a. 18M. _______________ ’S Tills Veterinary Specifics 'Book descriptive of diseases Free. Agency of Detroit White Lead Works. Agency of Acker’s English Remedies. The Best Assorted Drug Stock in Barry County. Fred’k Hotchkiss, TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, From theB?aoaroe^ah*d fourths erf ort>« toritac, CONSTIPATION; and de­ mand tbo use of a remedy that acta direct ty ontbeLlvez. AsaLlvaxmedlcimjTtrrT’B PHJLS have no oquaL Their action on tbe Kidneys and Skin Is also prompt; removing all imparities through these throe •• scawengvra of tho systom," producing appe­ tite, sound digestion, regular spools, a clear With daBy work and are a perfect The Live Druggist. BUGGIES! TUTTS HAIR OYE. (BUT Haim OR Whiskems changed i»Rantly toaGtoesr Black by u single appUARtloa <rf thia Dtb. Bold by Druggists, br sent by express on receipt ot ®1. . Offloa, 44 Murray Street. New xork. *TTk nlffliH OF B1IF1L BECUm FBEL Now is Your Time to Buy YOU A FIRST-CLASS BUGGY. yOKE OF CATTLE FOB RAT.it! The tubscriber desires to sell a Yoke of Cattle, Weight, about 4.000 pounds. I shall soon commence laying floor and making other improvements for my Skating Rink, which I intend opening about Oct. They are In good order ; dark red color. For term* Inquire of f ( LUTHER WRIGHT, “fl— ”uUl «* «“• «ly «nd by&uS.01 I have on hand a large stock of Open and Top Carriages, Phaetons, 3 Spring and Plat­ form Wagons, which I must close out before opening the Rink. QEO. H. HEATH, photogbapheb. HF“W»»eh thia space next week; bol Cb.l only a portion •< tk. S.OOO.OOO l-« ta Um yard wa. .nd. about l.wt.uoo I«.t rt, tmnwL Lorn, US,000; lantruoa «A«oa William CI.rk Hwrlnrton 1. th. wm. 55 ODAS Bum, la, S.K M—The ooU Tbt t»kin,-nowdw M«. » »ppli«d to tbo Uozuocrartc hrwidonu. ,tor». romwe the lid ao l none <rf it* virtue, with lap*8 <R tuna.— Journal. . Eggs, IBWfflldc. A twelve-yaur-old daughter of A. N. Cameron, a fanner living three miles west of Montague, Muskegon County; eras In the races at Mystic Park, Boston, Fri­ drowned recently while bathing in White day, Young Rolfe, valued at 815,900, ran • away and fell-dead near tbe judges’ stand, River. Charles Charsou, Sr., waa found lying having ruptured a blood-vessel Fishermen along tbe north shore of the on tbe Grand Rapid ' & Indiana Railroad St Lawrence and on the north side of An- track at Reed City, Osceola County, a few tlcqste are tn destitute circumstances, and days ago with his bead cut off. It was tiie Government Is nsked to render aid. supposed ho was intoxicated, and fell At a meeting of the Union Ease-Ba 11 As­ asdeep on the track. He leaves a wife and sociation Friday, at Washington, a favor­ six children. able financial showing wt*s midif, and the A fli e broke out In the lumber yard of Milwaukee club was admitted to member­ N. Ludington & Co., at Escanaba, Dslta ship. County, the other morning, and spread to Both arms'of Priddy, the oarsman who tee yard adjoining, destroying 39.000 was defeated by Morris last Saturday at Pittsburgh, have been paralyzed, and ugly worth of property. The insurance was ruinora are current to thd effect that be has <6,000. bceu poisoned. John Fettalall, at work In a West Bay The Department of Agriculture devotes a City brewery, and a strong, healthy man fair share of its .September re|>ort io the of thirty-one, reached his home the other subject of wheat-rafelng in India, anti gives night in his usual good health, when sud­ tables showing that tiie railway freights to denly he was taken with cramps and the seaboard hi that country are fifty per vomiting; became unconscious and died cent (higher than iboae between Chicago iu an boor. He leaves' a wife and five and tidewater. children. Erost has destroyed a considerable por­ John A. Webster, a wholesale liquor tion of the tobacco crop in the Quebec dis­ dealer in Detroit, dropped dead recently trict < f boiwt-disease. At Sliecpshead Bay, yeelord ay, MlSt The cltixemi of Millbrook Township, Me­ Woodford lowered the running record, nlakIng two mile heats in 8:33 and 3;3U4. costa County, bare long been subjected to The ceremony of opening the Arlberg depredations by chicken thieve*. No .Railway tunnel concluded with a banquet farmer was safe, and so complete would ’ at Bregenz at which three hundred pers ons were present that for a long time no trace of tbe thieves A wealthy American is said by the Ger­ could be obtained. A detective was pri­ man newspapers to have offered the heirs vately employed who unearthed the thlevea of Richard Wagner 81,000,000 for tbo ex- the other .day aud captured one of them elusive right to perform “PandfaL” nan^d Dormott, of Isabella County. They The PdlL-M(M Gazetlr declares that the bad traveled with a light wagon, stealing bo isted supremacy ot England ou the seas Is a thing of lira past, aud that to regain It systematically and shipping tho same in I It will require an expenditure of 850,000,- large lota to Detroit and other doalera. Reports to the State Board of Health by i000* i Hall to toe depth of three Inches fell Sat­ forty-nine observers of diseases In differ­ urday morning at Erie, Pa., the Ktorm being ent parts of tbe Blate, for'the week ended very violent Glass was broken lu quanti- on the 13th, indicated that rheumatism and । ties and grape and fruit vinos ruined. remittent fever increase I, and that neural­ Positive information having beau ob- gia, tonsilltis and scarlet fever decreased tnlQgd that Captain ilowgate is iu Canada, in area of prevalence. Diphtheria was re­ i tl«clnte Department has Issued a warrant ported at eleven placed; scarlet fever at tor his arrest, and expects tbe assistance of six, and measles ot two places. *o Dominion authorities In capturing him. A Northern farmer, speaklog of the Tiie farmers of Green County, Illinois, have organized to reclaim 4,200 acres of sandy plain* of Northern Michigan, oth­ erwise called the pine barrens, says “for rich bottom lands by the eredtlon of a levee, the contract for which will be let Erasing no lauds can surpass the plains. this week. Other large tracts will be sim­ Tho grass growing on them is exceedingly ilarly made valuable, at a cost of twelve nutritious, and for sheep nothin; can be dollars per acre. better. Cattle that pasture on it are fnt Henry Clay, a leading lawyer of Louis­ enough for beef in the fall. I have taken ville, a grandson of the great Kentucky as high as three tons of hay per acre from statesman. Is dying from a wound Inflicted it, and still do not think It has been tested by Andrew Wdplcr, a saloon-keeper, wboee for all it is worth.” ’ • lite was threatened by his victim. Clay Thomas and Ellen Ready, of Waterloo was a useful member of the Howgate Arc­ Township, Jackson County, had saren tic expedition In 1880. Borne money, but would not pat their trust In banks. They put $220 In a gla«r THE MARKETS. fruit jar, which they buried in tbe garden last summer. Recently they drew on their hermetically-sealed subterraoean bank, LIVE STOCK-Cattio and behold! tbe money was gone. Mat 8*«*P.......... Hogs Dillon, their hired man, was accused of FLOUR—Good to Choico. PatentsT,; dealing tbo money, but was acquitted, WHEAT—No.S Red ... and now sues Ready, claiming ®,030 dam­ ages to his character and peace of mind. There were M7385 barrels of salt tn spected In the State in August. pohk-mo« .: LARD—Steam.... Thp State Pharmaceutists at their recent CHEESE........ ............... session in Detroit elected the following ofWOOL—Domestic............. . . . . fioers: President, G. W. Crouther, Charie , CHICAGO. voix: Vloo-Presidenta, George McDonald Cbowe............. Kalamasoo; PJ D. Northrop, Lansing; Good Medium. Frank Wurzburg, Lansing; Secretary, Butchers* Stock.................. Jaoob Jesson, Muskegon; Treasurer, Will■ Inferior Cattle. .. .. .... lam Dupont, Detroit HDG8^-Uvc—Good to Choice. Another disastrous lumber-yard fire oc­ curred a few days ago at Lumberton, Newaygo County, on the Chicago * W^*t FLOUR—Winter Michigan Railroad. After the passing of lentil a freight-train fire was <1 hoovered among S—Wheat. No.1. Kro. Na S....... Barter. Na t. BROOM CORN— Green Hurl... Fine Green.. ,. , mm it he <<*• » mlffion r«M ftf.. VO rewO-e » «» tn th, torn! college?________________ _ If you are thinking of buying a buggy of'anylkind. call and see me, FOR TEN CENTS. I will sell you A 1 Good and save you TAiqsUe stallion owned byJoka 14m, R-AfiT UliiiKTr. r Messer. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-10-02.pdf 639da897605c746d250d8e4351fdb545 PDF Text Text f astings Banner VOL. XXIX. NO. 24. The Hastings Banner. Pi ttr.isnr > fmdAW, AT JI IST1N'''' BaIIKY CO., iflCH., marshall l. cook. 'R1FT10N KAT ESI t>..r v<-:tr; H paid within six • . . ■ if not paid until ex­ - * 1.30. Subscribers outJ’o.. ,1.23 j»-r sear. In* . <ush in advance. • nwr-ll:-- "l pifawm ADVKtmslXO HATES: 1 aS K' - e>»r si«isi HASTINGS, MICH., OCTOBER 2, 1884. fILEMENT SMITH. • lawyer, v (Offices over R K. Grant’, .tore.) Practices in all courti ol the State promptly looked after CofireUotw IAYAI. E. Kxapi-exi C?H.Vanawm av g-NAPPEN A VakARMAN\^ Lawyers. (Over Haatlngs National Bank.) rOIIN CARVETH, '— -------” Attorney at Law Middleville. Mich. - ’ P W.NISKERX -------- ~ • I Lawyer. (Over Spaulding's dry goods store.) ” J«»H I’KINTING. p ,.r .... i- lelt In th.' Job I’.-lnthw l>er-,i - BAV.vm. Everything In th? j- ,. , . imth ths* fntest faeeRot Sifi ... - UGTiwed patterns of machinery, wcrtm-.’ii employed, enables the BOXXitto t . U*s job work.___________ A e. kex.vston, ~ ' Attorney at Law, (Ovw J. B. CoodTBW a C<C< .totr.) “>«>•«» W. LOWRY, M. D, : Physician, Surgeon and Oculist, <omee. xn TUoru St. lUstliqn. Mich.) ES~‘h r, rs“lr>' erorawlv «tu».u«|. ■ JTOLMH' a HOLLY BROS. c OACKETT & BUTLER, O Pysicians and Surgeons, iPralrlevfllf. Mich.) All calli, night or day, promptly attended. tfiiibrr 13th. 1HM4. Gms/,<-H! Kinds to he Marked Doir'n! rnidure as usual, but no more No ndre B? ■ >4>-i-;-ii;2, npd ho more bad debts. -OUK- . ■ OF GOODS . new line of Millinery Goods, TO BE ADDED, WITH B. S. Are agents for the Watertown Insurance Co. Thev write pol cieson aunan’s property against {“•Jy fir».,n«btoingoriwind; against a man's life by death and accident. QOOK & SHELDON, TO BE KEPT FULL! Mrs. R. Wm. JONES, Dentist. All work promptly attended to. D yyELTON & WHITLOCK ■ GENERAL STOCK! AX1» a bran IL TIMMERMAN, “ . Homuepathic J^yaiclan & Burgeon, (First door east of Hbtlowayii’ drug store.) Holly At thv helm. S-..OME AN'DTBY US! (Office In Attract Block. Hastings, Mich.) Have the only set ot Abstract Books In Barry County. . I A. FOOTE, BI D.. • . Physician and Surgeon, (Office eastplde Main BL, Nashville, Mich.) Residence next door north Wolcott House. All calls promptly attended too, day or night. J Ve^rinary Surgeon. (Rceklence, Rutland, near YeekUy school bouse.) Will attend all calls for services night or day.Charges reasonable. • B. F. BXOWX.M.D. W. P. Pout cm us, M.D. DBS. BROWN & BOLIFEMUS, Homcepathic iTiy^icians & Surgeons. Pariir| the old firm will idense wttloby (Office over Julius Russell's store. Main St) SepteintiT lltlu Calls answered from the office at ah hours ot HOLMES A HOLLY BROS., Woodland. the day or night. l>r. Potbeinus will give special attention to disease* ut tbe Eye and Ear. Office hours—»to-12 a. bl:. 2 to 4 p. nj. tisn «•*:-4»w-wtr.t. "1. and Goods Cheaper Iwiiglu before. JOB PRINTING, Leper Heads, Note Heads, Cii^ culars, Envelopes, Etc., ftLAHKE A RIKER, V Attorneys at Law and \ Solicitors in Chancery. (Alices in Union block! oror Beamer Bros.) Hastings, Mich, Practice In all courts ofi the state. Attend to collections and perfecting titles to real estate. Money to loan insuraneercaken etc., etc. —atthe-L hilip t. colgrove. BANNER OFFICE. P Lawyer, Hastings. Mich. Prosecut lux Atteraey ft»r Barry County. Bn Garland Stoves and Ranges I ------ OF------- GREBLE & POWERS. I---------------- - pOR ANYTHING In the Line of FURNITURE! ------ GO TO------- Spangemacher &, Mason's NEW GOODS! County News. ' Woodland. MJ Fanning speaks at the townhall on Oct. 6th, on prohibition. Many peo­ ple no doubt remember the wild Irishnian who paid Woodland an extended visit about four years ago. A too confiding individual of this 17° 50,110 nionths lent a Hastings editor an overcoat. It being hot weath­ er at the time of lending; the owner parted with the coat cheerfully, but in view of coid weather coming soon, he is not so cheerful at present over the affair. The question arises whether t^e editor was gathering in a slock of old overcoats, or meant deliberately to beat the owner of the coat. The prohibition meeting at the BL E. church last Sunday night was well at­ tended, some of the speakers were high­ ly applauded. v Friday evening last friends to the numl>er of nearly 100 met to celebrate the wooden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. B. 8. Holly at their residence. The band serenaded the cuuple, and many tokens were presented by the friends assembled; who one and all wish them many years of prosperity in the future. N0w comes the time of the year when county fairs are held, when the farmer is compelled to hide his best po­ tatoes, squashes, etc., from individual who persists in coming across lots to pick; out the best specimen from each field for the purpose of bunching them together to get a premium. 8. Haight has moved to Saranac, but sayshe has not left Woodland for good. John Landis is on a visit to Ohio. F ted Holly is getting slightly better. The republican meeting at the town house last Saturday night was the largest {attended of any political meet­ ing,ever held in the hall. A hotel for invalids and homeless people- seems to have started in the north-east comer of the village. . . The proprietor has not yet made -public his future intentions. Bnrt Snuggs is visiting his many friends here. , Bvtlakd. B»v. Stinwun preached hto ttrwt eermon to the United ilrethern at Podunk the 2 tot. Rev. Stewart preached hto flrat ser­ mon of the conference year at the Croab>Khool houre tost Sunday. Mr. E. B. Dole ha» moved to Otaego for the winter. He will work in tbe chair factory at that place. Stone and Biggs took several preminms at the state fair at Kalamazoo for their Holstein cattle. The recent rains have eet the new sown wheat booming. Mrs. Manning Doud has two brothers from Chicago visiting her. One of them she has not seen for thirty years. 8. R. Doud had his right hand badly hurt by being kicked by a horse. Fheepobt. From the Herald. Mrs. Chas. Bronson went to Charle­ voix Saturday, expecting to remain one or two weeks. Rev. D. L. Thomas, the new pastor of the M. E. charch, preached his first ser­ mon here Sunday morning. Rev. Mourer of the U. B. church, is retained as pastor another year. Mr. Mourer is well liked by all who have the pleasure of his acquaintance. There will be more wheat sown here this fall than for any previous year for a long time. Farmers think they had better sow wheat than to sell at present prices. Potatoes are t an enormous crop throughout this section this year. My­ ron Pish left one of the white elephant variety at this office last Friday which only 'weighs 3lbs. • Rev. and Mrs. Bertram returned from Cincinnati last week. Mr. B. accepts of an appointment in Goshen, IndM for the ensuing year and leaves for his new field of labor next week. Mr. Bertram has made manj- life long friends here by his kind and courteous manner to­ ward all, and his departure will be wit­ nessed with regret The name of Keller postofiice has l>een changed to Logan, to take effect October 1st. Horace Case, of this place, has re­ Assyria. cently been granted a patent oh his Gdo. 8. Tompkins has commenced pruning implement. making sorgo m. Miss Lou Sherman, Gently of Carl­ The new sowed wheat looks nicely. ton, is now at home with her sister, Elwood Sylvester hail his leg badly Mrs. C. V. Reigler of this place. hurt last week by slipping down and It is claimed by farmers that the the engine running onto it Hastings wheat market is better this Miss Maggie Chapman, daughter of year by 2 and 3 cents on a bushel than R. D. Chapman, was married last Sab­ at Lowell. bath to John Rogers. 8. Hunt and Ed. Andrews are two The;28th of September, being the 21st more gentlemen of Freeport, who ex­ birthday of Bert Shepard, his friends pect to get rich handling Russell's pat­ assembled at the house of A. G. Kent ent fence. where he is at work and gave him a Frank Wallace, of Irving township, was’ called to Tennessee on Saturday visit . The proceeds of the pumpkin pie so- by a telegram announcing the deato of •cial were six dollars. his father. Rev. A. E. Hawley, the pastor of Mr. John Yarger and his father, Assyrsa circuit, will preach at the M. Daniel Yarger, of Carlton, went to Ovid P. church, next Sabbath, Oct. 5. Saturday to spend a few days with rel­ Earnest Shepard and Frank Churchill atives. They returned Wednesday. go this week to visit friends at Mr. John- Teeple exhibits his fine sheep at the Barry county fair as usual Tekonsha. house this year. That he will bring away the Geo. 8. Hartom will have a proper colored ribbon there is not the warming Friday evenrog.least doubt. • OBASQKVIX.LE. Mrs. C. Furtehy died at the home of Several farmera from thia township her daughter, JIrs. Abram Steekler,' are martetlng their wheat at Hastings. Sept. 18th. Aged 70 years. She was1 C. 0. Holbrook and A. M. Flint adburied by the side of her husband, in draued slim audiences here Friday af­ the Menonite cemetery. ternoon and evening. The demo-greena John Norman the Freepo/t harness ' don't seem to “enthoose" much over maker, may place one of those fancy their candidate for prosecutor. sets of harness on exhibition at the The largest jmd most enthusiastic Hastings fair this year. If he does, political meeting held in this toWn for the Hastings harness men will not car­ years was addressed by James Clarke ry off all of the blue ribbons. and D. K. Cook Saturday evening. Their efforts will count on election day. MOBGO-THOBN APPLE. Hon. George Willard will address the Thornap pie’s loss is Morgan’s gain. people of this locality Tuesday after­ James Howard and Everly have moved noon, October the Hth, at the grove, to Morgan. near the Gun Lake house. It will be a Preaching at Red Ribbon hall Sunday most Interesting occasion, and people evening, October 12th. of all shades of political belief are in vltProhibition meeting last Tuesday ed to be present: A meeting in the ev­ evening. Small audience. The repub­ ening at the school house In this village. licans are terrible bad fellows. They The repairs on the causeway have should step down and out and let the— made that thoroughfare quite passible democrats in. Thehttm of the cider-making machine Mr. Buckingham has moved from is heard in the land. Plenty of apples Philips’ farm into D. Hubbard’s house. Arthur Hyde will move into the but no peacht* Our question of last week as to house vacated by Packingham. whether W. F. Hicks or Mr. Long is Wednesday, Sept. 24, Philip T. Col­ candidate for sheriff Is »UH unanswered. grove and James Clarke addressed a large audience at Bed Ribbon hall at Morgan. Mr. Colgrove did finely, and We have had a fine rain, which wfll received rounds of applause. It is need­ make it pleasant for the fairs this week. less to comment on Mr. Clarke’s speech. The sound of political dlK'UMlon ii He commands that ready wit for which heard in the air most of the time. One he is so much noted. At the close of of oar doctors to wearing himself all the meeting the entire republican ticket out, apparenUy, in thlsbuslneaa-on the received three cheers and a tiger. wrong side too, too. On last Friday evening, an anti-mon­ Mwm-w Cook and Holbrook, of Has­ opolist man came to Morgan to discuss tings, were in town Friday and aaturthe political issues of the day, but the day. x* . people in thia section failed to find Mr. Robinson, tbe cabinet maker, has where he made a single point, except moved back Ip Plainwell lbs rooms that he is a kicker. And they general­ vacated by him, will lie occupied by ly believe that the reason of his being a George Mader. Who to employed in the kicker is because the republicans did rtoreof M.J.Gom ACo. not see fit to place him In nomination Hr, J. W. Backet spent a few days in for office. The audience, chairman ln- WHOLE NO. 1524. atthe Grove house last Friday. The little ones enjoyed it yen- much. The recent Presidential electfoo has And now Austin DeLong is happy. i I shown that there If rain* iocibte reason It’s a girl. ♦ i why the Democratic party ean nevas The threshing engine belonging to1 : win a National victory. It is chat the Strong & Bollinger broke through the! | youths of this Republic are not Demo­ river bridge east of Morgan last Frktay., i i ratic. The sons of Democratic father* They have added a clover hulling at­ I have grown up Republicans. So long as slavery and the war linger within tachment to their thresher. [ the memory of Americans, the youths Last Wednesday Austin DeLong lost j of the Republic will continue to grow a fine horse by it breaking'its leg. tUfURopubbcans; and slavery and the w.ir will be remembered as long as the CAEDTON. public-school system exists. The publie , Miss Nimo has l>een secured to teach s hools have slain the Democratic jmrty It is rain for the Brown school. ■ ’with the text-book James Covert and wife attended the statesmen to declare that there were as many Democrats as Republicans in the Grand Rapids fair. « Union army. It is vain to affirm that Watkins sister’s daughter is visiting the war for the preservation of the Union could not have been carried to a his family. Parks bridge is now being built over successful close without the aid of the Democratic party. It is idle for philan­ the river. thropy to suggest that the attitude o( A teacher not- secured until; now at that party toward the war in the begin­ the center. ning was a humane one; that it was in-. A 10 lb. boy to Mr. and Mrs. John spired by the higher and better wish that the cause or the conflict should be Bird. jjeaceably removed, and the spilling of Doctor Comfort, from the north, vis­ brothers^ blood by brothers’ hands ited at Guyle’s. avoided. The Democratic party has Anderson’s baby has not entirely re­ been ideally identified with slavery and slavehoiding. The Republican party is covered. The lodge continues to increase its really identified with emancipation and the war. Therefore are the youths of membership. ’ the country incapable of being Demo­ Preaching again two weeks from cratic. Therefore the Democratic party . can never w.n a Natiouai victory. Saturday and Sunday. ■ The old men are dying away. Thn If any candidate is worthy of election boys that cat' h the ballots that fall from it is Charles M. Mack—alike to all. their stiffened hands are Republicans. John Lydy is on the sick list. Shis fact can not be denied. It will do Mr. Isinhood Is sick again. no good to quarrel with it. All other, The minister sent to this charge, Mr. causes which have operated to dimmish Thompson, delivered his first sermpn the number of Democrats nnd increase the number of Republicans are inaignifiSunday last. He is a yohng man of jcant beside this one tremendous and pleasant address, and evidently means ■ intincible fact. The curse of slavery business. Our people are well pleased has poisoned the blood and rotted the bone of the Democratic party. Tho with him. f malediction of thie war has palsied its brain. The young wife who held the CEDAE CREEK. babe up to k:ss the father as be hurried Last week's Democrat contained false to the tap of his departing regiment statements, over the signature of has not suckled a Democrat. The weary “Veteran,” relative to. W. 8. Hecox’s foot of the gray grandmother who speech at this place on the evening of watched the children while the wife wa.« busy has not rocked the cradle of Dem­ the 18th of September. Never was a ocrats. The chair that the soldier political speaker received with more father never came back to fill has not honor nor met with a warmer welcome been climled upon by Democrats. The old blue coat that his comrades than did Mr. Hecox on that occasion. He was listened to by a large and atten­ carped back was cut un for little jacketa," but not one covered the heart of a tive audience. He neither abused nor Democrat. ’The rattled musket that misrepresented any political party, but fell from him with his last shot became talked plain facts, with good results. the thoughtless toy of his boys: but » Th& fact is, that on that evening not a hand that played w.th it was the “Veteran,” better known hereabouts as hand of a Democrat The babe he kissed crowed and crowed for his re­ H. F. P., was at Gull Lake, and knows turn, aud :ta unwittrng and unanswer­ nothing about Mr. Hecox’s speech nor able notes were not from the throat of the meeting, except what his bald-head­ a Democrat. The tear-soiled camp­ ed friend may have fold him. “Veteran” letters which the mother read aloud in the long, bitter evenings while the is a political flopper; doesn’t really toys cltutereMl at her knees did not fall know a hound from a bull -dog. We ujkju Democratic ears. The girls’ sobs, would ask him if he remember goifig to blerfliug with the mother's weeping, Podunk to make a political speech, did not make Democrats of their urothwhen he didn’t have even a hound for erw. Perhaps the father has been a Democrat all his lifelan audience. The children go to school. There is not a Democrat on its tenches. The The demo-greens mass meeting and first renjer contains the portrait of pole-raising at this place Thursday of Abraham Lincoln--that k’nd and sturdy last week was not the successful affair face never made a Democrat. On its the managers hoped for. A good simple pages, in word* nf one or two syLables, is told the story of his birth crowd; but the rampant free trade talk and death, 'ghat story never m -de a didn’t take. . Democrat. In the pranks of the play- ■ The f usionists are counting on 75 ma\ ground the name silences the frolicsome -and makes the iollie.»t gf'iive. The name jority in Hope, which they will get—in never made a Demo rat. In the pict­ a horn. ures that light up the geography are the A good attendance from this section tiring of Fort Sumter aud "the dt-at.i of to the county fair. Ellsworth. Those । icHires make no Democrats. The first page of the his­ MASHVLLLE. tory contains a repre-entati ;n of the Hon. Jas. O'Donnell spoke to a large surrender of Lee at Appomattox. No audience here Saturday afternoon, at boy gazes on that and ever after avows the Opera house. His speech was very himself a Democrat­ In the higher grades the same subtle favorably received, and has been favor­ and unresisted influence is at work. ably commented upon since the meet­ The text-l«ook contains extracts from ing. Mr. O’bonnell spent the day here, patriots' speeches during the war. and made many acquaintances and Those speeches make no Democrats The great battles are briefly described; many friends. the narrative has no Denio ratio 'Breu­ There are many, voters about here ers. The s rain ot martial music runs that are undecided as to how they ought through the readers, and that rnvaic to vote on the tariff question and the makes no Democrats. Sketches of the question of fusion is yet a connum- greatGeneralHarogixeu; the bravo deed* arouse the enthusiasm of the bul-. but drum to many. No doubt after ground there is no Democrat among them. has been thoroughly canvassed both The horror* and sufferings of the slaves will be repudiated by great many who are told; the maddened UcmmI that will not commit themselves, fearing mounts the boy’s cheeks is not Demo­ cratic blood. The curse of slavery has their old party associates may laugh at pursued the Democratic party, aud. has them. . hounded it to its death. Therefore, Im Measures are on foot to organize a it die; and no lip will be found to say a club of plumed knights, and*we expect prayer over the grass on iu. grave. The lato defeat need not be attrib­ to give Bob Frazer a rouaing-^ reception - uted to any other causes. Other causes Monday night. w ( were at work, but they were only inci­ About a score of the St. Johnites held dental. The tariff was one. Section­ forth at the Opera House Tuesday alism wns a second. "Let well enough The October night to listen to the truth as it is alone.” was a third. But thought it will be according to Sts. failure in Indiana was a fourth. al! these were trivial, aud together John and Daniel could not have aciomplished tbe re*ulL “Bige" is now on the war path and Tlie result wns wcompllshed beraon has made some speeches for the spoils the youths of the country are not Dem­ party. Cadwallader and Bige’s ■drivel- ocratic. That party i% iberefura, with­ out R future, and withont a hope. The ings will be an undoubted source of maledot on of the wa • has palsied its stredgth to the republican cause, as brain. The curse of slavery has poisoned Cad. is known to have driven two wavering voters into the republican fold by his speech at Morgan. The more Cad’s, Flint’s and Holbrooks the fusionera send out. the tetter for our in opening a money-drawer •craps which, on examiaation out to be tbe paper of the Five uotm of a t Mfr-Tbe inde;>cndent newfl|i*per>i con- Franoe. franc? each had been appare nuulale each other u;.oo their C xta»L” < oueidering the methods to stroyed. and it was ascertained culprit could only be a moewe. 1 �The Hastings Banner. MARSHALL L. COOK, Editor. Frank Hurd, the most rampant tree Farmers wonder why the P^0 b of wheat is down. Sevenff cbum* ckr i be trader in the last congress, says that named. In the drat place Indi i and Cleveland endorses his sent! meets on P.usaia produce more wheat , thai___ for- the tariff question. A vote for Clevemerly, and y6u feel their compt tition j land then-means a vote to shut down Hastings, Mich., October 2,1884. more. But the greatest trouble ii that' Katered al the Postoffice at Haxtlns*. Mich., the late democratic congress del ‘oral-1 tar tnuxsmirslon through tbe mails a# second By ized the home market. How 1 threatening to cut down the itariff charges. When they did this the manufacturers said: “If America i dopts free trade, we must go ou^of business. For President, If congress keeps agitating this fAJIKS e. BLAINB, of Maine. tion, we cannot afford to invest For Vice President, money in either our goods or ou) fac­ JOHN A. LOGAN, of IlUnoit. tories. We will run on half time, quar­ ter time or up time at all until , this STATE TICKET. thing is decided. We cannot do busi­ ness on an uncertainty.” Anti so the mills were shut down or run on half time. The products of the mill and juffir General-WILLIAM C. STEVENS. factory became a drug on the ma ~ and wages were decreased. The 1. For Commissioner of the Land Office—MINOR ing man who is working half his [me 8. NEWELL, of Genesee. ___ For Attorney General—MOSE8 TACGAKT. of or not at all cannot buy as much For Superintendent of Public Instructions— or pork or beef, as when he finds i H1RSCHELL It. GASS, of Hl'Gdahemployment at paying wages. Th For Member of the Slate Board of EducatfonJAMES M. BALLOU. what spoils the home market, and For Conffress. Third Dtotrtct-JAMES O’DOS- down the prices. And this is the r NELL, of Jackson. _ of democratic attempts to get For Senator. 13th District.—JOHN CARVETH. trade established in this country. is ot Middleville. a crime to thus disrupt and disturb Bus­ iness. The Michigan democrat will (re­ REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. Republican Natim! Ticket. For Repeeaentatlvc in the Slate Legislature^S^S^-LEMBET SMITH, wwss'sst RsmwssfcmiW80” For Treawrer—FREDERICK ALEXANDER For Circuit Court Commissioners—PHILIP W. NISKERN and JAMES B. MILLS. For Surveyor—SETH PRATT.__ For ('oronora—Dr. A. P. DRAKE.and Dr. J. W. SACKETT. Tn reply to a letter ot Inquiry, we would say that our candidate-for president Is Benj. F. But­ ler; our candidate for governor, Josiah W. Resole ; our candidates for other state, congrwlonal, legislative nnd county officers are men Who will vote for Benj. F. Bntier for president. None others need apply—Hastings Journal, editorial Notes. The last Journal has a long reprint, not credited, on the wool question, the gist of which is the following: We conclude then that thexpresent importation of wool is beheficiaLto the manufacturer, the wool grower and the people at large. That the high tariff on wool does not increase the price of the home produc­ tion. That the slight reduction of the duty on wool last year did not produce a decline in the price of American wool. That the enormous duty on woolens is a grievous burden, from which the people should be in a great measure promptly relieved. . Is this the issue upon which Mr. Pen­ nington seeks the suffrages of the fann­ ers of Barry county ?—for the above is from tbe Charlotte Leader—if so we welcome the issue. We wonder if there is a wool-grower in Barry county who believes it is benflcial to himself to have foreign wools imported into this country duty free? Do sheep owners of Barry county, whose lands are worth 825 to 875 per acre, and who have to winter their sheep, see any good results to them­ selves from competition with the Australian and South American staples, when the herders of those countries can have just as good grades of sheep as our own ? Labor is as cheap of cheaper there than here. There is no expense for wintering stock. There is no inter­ est on costly lands, for the great plains are open to the herders. If Bariry/county wool-growers want to enter into such competition, let them vote for the fus­ ion ticket and free trade. The second conclusion “The high tar­ iff on wool does not increase the price of the home production.” The exper­ ience of every farmer in Barry county is a sufficient answer to this falsehood. Farm-ra know whether they got better prices for their wool previous to the act of 1881, decreasing the duty, or not. They know the average price in the eastern markets in 1881 was 40 cents. They knt»w that this year, because of the reduction in duties two years ago,, and the threatened further reduction of’ SO per cent, by the last democratic con­ gress, the price averaged in the samei markets but 27 cents. With these dgures liefore them farmers will not swal­. low such stuff as that “The high tariff' on wool does not increase the price of tbe home production.” Farmers, what do you say to this:; ’'That the slight reduction of the duty on wool last year did not produce a de­; cline in the price of American wool." Will you allow a democratic or quasidemocratic sheet to pull such wool as1 that over your eyes? And yet that is a' sample of tbe arguments (?) that are' relied upon to elect Mr. Pennington to' Note the proposition: “That the enor­ mous duty on woolens is a grievous| burden, from which the people should be in a great measure, promptly reliev­ ed" Who believes such stuff? Cloth­ ing can be bought right here in Hastinga almost as cheap as in any city in •the world. The average cost to the Arnerican laborer of a suit of clothes is u cheap as to the laborer in free trade England! The idea of talking such non­ sense, as "grievous hardens” about r uwehaate m cheap u SAW; COMPARATIVE [of baking powders. BOTALcAteoMr the mills and factories; a vote to reduce the wages of the American laborer, and » make it impossible for him to pay the in.iM rrototanee to tew In the‘ 5hou||l Income neeWO the remunerative prices for the products of ■1 government as a war measure to al the states hy military intervention. the farm. I'eat-eaMe revolution acoordlnt to The Hastings Democrat is worried constitutional methods m«t about O’Donnell’s war record. Bettar state legislation, bo also just aa pro­ not stir up that matter. Pennington’s hibition cannot le carried in «tUU: till a considerable number of voj«r« tat the war record, according to report, consist­ state are themselves prohibitionistsso ed in military exploits about his home national prohibition cannot be1a pratin Eaton, denouncing the “abolition ticid issue until a considerable nut“be war” and the “Judas-like Lincoln.” of states ate Prohibition rtatt^Whro three quarters of the states agree the Such a war record will stand lots of evSituSon ot the United State, my letting alone. he amended and national prohibition be the rule ot the-land. It te sometimes HOW DEMOCRATS IN CONOBE88 argued that the thirteenth amendment, Have Fought againbt pen­ almlishinK slavery in the states.was sioning Soldiers. submlttixl to Congress before the states The republican congressional com­ had taken similar state action, but we remember that at this time there was mittee have bad printed, for use in the so large a majority ot tree state, that campaign, a large number of copies of they controlled the government and Secretary McPherson’s letter to Hon. carried on a great and terrible war. The James McCartney, of Fairfield, Ill.. question or slavery on its political side was a controversy between states, con­ showing the position of the republican cerning which the general government party on the pension question. amLnational legislation was the only The document gives the history of ot appeal Tbe prohibition ot the pension legislation from 1866 to the liquor traffic is not a question between states, but between the people of a present time. It shows that as far back state, and national political action is ply to this “O, that is merely republican as 1866, in preparing the Fourteenth not at this time the proper court In ' talk.” It is not republican talk, itlis Amendment to the Constitution the re­ which to try this cause. I have taught this doctrine from Ben Butler talk.- No Michigan denio- publicans of the thirty-ninth congress crat can afford to denounce Ben. But­ took care to insert in the fourth section ocean to ocean; could I now fail to stand for the application of-the truth I ler, because one-half of his vote will of that amendment the 'clause. “That have taught ? This is why I could not count for the Massachusetts statesman the validity of the public debt of the if 1 were a voter enter the political field this year. If fanners wish to restore United States, authorized by law, in­ for the nominees of the Pittsburg con­ vention. I honor John P. St. John, he prices and prosperity, they will put Ian cluding debts incurred for the payment has my high esteem, my profound reeverlasting quietus on this free trade of pensions and bounties for services in sjiect, and so of Mr. Daniel of whom I suppressing insurrection fpr rebellion, am honored by numbering among my twaddle of the democracy. personal friends. I believe they each shall not be questioned." Pennington in his alleged sjo were actuated by the high motive of The amendment passed both the sen­ disinterested patriotism; I simply do exhibits a knife which he says he ate and~the house by party votes, tlje not agree with them as to this one a dollar for, and which he could hake republicans sustaining it and the demo­ method of obtaining what we all desire. bought for 60 cents had it not been ror I do pot see how there can be two crats opposing it, and in the state legis­ the 40 per cent tariff duty. This is siiplatures it was ratified by like party opinions as to the duty of Iowa prohi­ bitionists. I have no arithmetic with ply an attempt to impose upon the un­ votes. Thomas A. Hendricks, the dem­ which to estimate the mental dalibre or informed of his audience. Cutlery was ocratic candidate for vice president, the moral sense of any Iowa man who never so cheap under free trade as it b was one of the eleven democrats who claims to be for temperance and does Unlay under protection. So cheap are voted against this amendment on its not stand by the republican party, with the rights and privilegi* conferred by our goods and skilled are our workmen final passage in the senate on June 8, the “bad man’s plank. that the American manufactures are 1866. The prohibitionists of Iowa, dwelling to-day entering all of the markets and It shows that the pension system in the Canaan of triumph majorities, underselling the world. The vital) was organized, and, from time to time, even though their enemies be not yet point in the argument, however, is that all cast out, can hardly appreciate the extended and liberalized during the weariness' even the bittertfeas. of those the knife exhibited represents about 10 fortieth,;forty-first, forty-second and still in the wilderness with their chil­ per cent of raw material and" 90 per forty4hlrd congresses, in all of which dren daily dying by the wayside. God cvnt of American labor and American has many ways of accomplishing His the republicans were in the majority, American profit. Mr. Pennington, to purposes; there are many battalions in and the only material change made in His great armies. Let ns not sit in judge by his argument, would prefer to I the pension laws after the loss of con­ buy a knife made by foreign flauper la­ trol of the two houses by the republi­ judgment upon those who differ with us as to what is the most effective bor upon which the monopolists of cans wi0 the passage of the Arrears - of mode of warfare at this particular point England feed and grow fat. Why did of time in the long struggle. Let no I’ensians bill by the forty-fifth congress, friend be disturbed at this difference of not he keep on and tell the farmers WheiLphe house was democratic and the opinion; let no enemy be rejoiced there­ that he was robbed in the prioe of his senat^ republican. The Congressional by, we shall still keep, “the unity of the coat because the farmers’ wool was Record shows that thib bill was intro­ spirit in bonds of peace,” anil in the protected? The logic would be the final victory will rejoice together. duced in the house by Representative J. Yoon sincerely. ' same, but he feared the effect—Char­ J. ELLEN FOSTER. B. Cammings, of Iowr, a republican. lotte Republican. It swas referred to the committee on WHY PROTECTION IS NEEDED. The tariff contributor of the Journal, invahd-pensions, and would never have Mr. A. H. Jones, of Philadelphia, in who is constantly discanting upon the been beard of again had not Represent­ the- following tarae manner sums up benefits of free trade to the farmer, is ative illaski11, of Kansas, also a republi­ the tariff question as it affects the invited to wrestle with the following can, on June 19,1878, over two months wages of the workingman: “The cost extract from Gen. Butler’s speech at after its introduction, moval to dis­ of production involves many items, such as cost of raw materials, interest, Grand Rapids: charge the committee from tie further taxes, cost to-build, equip, and repair This country is the great market for consideration of the bill, to suspend the factories, cost_ of machinery, rate of the world. England takes only a few rules and to pass it That motion was wages, etc* You may have free raw things from us and wants to.pav us in Of materials and cheap capital; you may her cheap manufactures. If this great agreed to by 164 yeas to 61 nays. lie able to make as good articles, and market were open to her, she would the W yeas 116 were republicans and you may not fear competition—all drive our laborers to poverty by her 48 yreredemoCrats. Of the61 nays all things being equal; but unless you have cheap goods. The government ought w^re democrats. some special advantage you must have to put such a toll on the market as will /A> the next session this bill passed as low wages as your competitors, or say to the English, you shan’t come you will have to give it up. Competi­ the senate by a vote of 44 yeas to 4 here and take from us without paying tion must be met. Current prices must for it! Listen, and I will tell you, fann­ nays. Of the affirmative vote twenty­ be accepted. No business if vou are ' era of Michigan. Your greatest market seven were republicans, sixteen demo­ above the market. Congressional ora­ is in this country. Your surplus alone tory is very fine —sometimes. Poli­ goes to foreign lands. The laboring crats anil one independent The nega­ ticians may ventilate their knowledge men of America are your patrons. If tive vote was exclusively democratic. of wages and raw materials, and cheap the laboring men are not paid living The document reviews at length the capital and the rights of labor, and the wages no farmer can sell his produce history ot the Mexican Pension bill and barbarity of employen and the down­ and his market is gone. We want a the fight made by the democrats in both trodden farmers and all this sort of tariff to raise a revenue fitst; then one ,may make abominable to control our markets. houses against amendments to that bill tariff bills and do a heap of mischiefintended to benefit the soldiers of the but when they adjourn, and the men If British gold, furnished from the late war, and their widows and chil­ who have millions of dollars of capital treasuries of her Cobden clubs, can dren. It show that the democrats in Invested in manufacturing, and who elect Grover Cleveland, he will be elect­ give employment to thousands of work­ the house have not only filibustered to men, get down to their worklhen must ed. He has the sympathy, and his man­ ligers the money, of, those Englishmen prevent consideration of the senate come the practical part of the business amendments, but distinctly antagonized A cold, deliberate calculation of cost is who are interested in making America SlT2?n<Tlcrk«trade mutt that bill with another and an original a dumping ground for England’s surand will be observed in spite of all the bouse bill to pension soldiers of the tree traders who ever lived, and with a plus products; for making America Mexican war, the Creek, the Seminole revenue only-whlch means, raise the wheat, corn and meat for Engand the Black Hawk wars of 1832,1835, in fact, free trade—will come low wairIbhmen, while they get the benefit of 1836 and 1842. Eighty-four democrats es, wages at about the European stand­ the carrying trade, and the profits of ard, or the mills and factories and foun­ in the one case, seventy-nine in another dries will shut down, and thtre will be manufacturing, and employment of and forty-one in a third, joined in thus no work at aU." . r labor and capital Do Americans want antagonizing the Mexican War Pension to please their commercial enemies? Hon. M W. Offutt, state senator, blR. which had passed both houses, and The opposition must be very hard was then pending in the house on the Towson, Maryland, writes: “I had oc­ casion to apply treatm®t to a severely pressed indeed. They ar^endeavoring senate amendments intended to benefit sprained knee from which, and from to make the country believe that Blaine Union soldiers of the war of the rebel­ inflammatory rheumatism, I had been has Bright’s disease of the kidney’s, lion, their widows and children. suffering for six weeks. Some one sug­ gested sl Jacobs Oil, whicn I tried, imd and cannot live till he shall be inaug­ A Letter from Krk. j. Ellen it not only gave immediate relief to the urated as president. This concedes that FOffiTML but ft cured me of every symp­ they think be will be elected. The fact J - PThe following letter from Mrs. J. tom of the rheumatism.” is that Blaine is in excellent hesdth. and Ellen Foster to &e Rev. Dr. E. K. there is no more likelihood of his fatal Young of Des Moines, states the opinion Benou whore lungs are Impaired or have throat diseases should not go to illness than Cleveland’s. But even of the intelligent leaders of the Women’s the seashore, as the air is al wavs pouonshould he die after having been elected Christain Temperance Union, and presidesit, John A. Logan would fill the strongly urges that prohibition cannot office with dignity and credit. be treated as a National question: ............... —.. ->.! , , , Hon. Seth C. Moffatt, of Traverse I depreciate greatly the seeming at­ City, has been nominatad for congress tempt on the part of some of our women »ay: N e are having a ran on Positive to ally the Rational Women’s Christian Cure. It gives univeSil satisfaction.” by the republicans of the Hth district. Temperaace Union with the prohibition No better choice could have lieen made. party. I believe the larger part of our Price 50 cent* and one dollar. Trial bottles free of Fred’k Hotchkiss. His popularity in the district is great; membership and of our best advisers he is in the prime of life, and of more deplore what they consider an unwar­ ranted and untenable position. than local reputation in legal and po­ Having been chosen bv the national litical circles. The 11th district will be union superintendent of the depart­ of Grigg* Glywrine Salve, buna ably represented in congress, as Mr. ment of legislative work and petitions sure cure for cute, brulree. Wd «U other norre/wiu dm! Moffatt’s election is a foregone con­ I must keep myself free from partisan­ ship. -is an individual 1 cannot and clusion. .-Jo not smother my convictions. Either Do you want to put men of unqaes- Jama G. Blaine or Grover Cleveland tioned fitness into office in Barry coun­ ty ? do you want to avoid experimenting with the public business ? if so, vote the it Mill Further than this, I do REDBUD’S.................... CHAU <Ahn» remao a. AMAZON (AtanaPowdee)*. PIONEER (Ban Frsnctoeo). .. CZAR .................... . DR. PRICITS............... SNOW FLAKE {GrofFi). LEWIS’-................................ ■■■ PEARL (Andrews <t Go.)........■■■ HECKER’S.................. GILLET8.......... ................... ■■■ ANDREWSACO. “Re^arMBB BELK (Powder soM loose). .. HI BURFORD’S, when Doefreslfli REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS As to Purity and Wholesoraencss of tbe Royal Bakin- Powder. “I have tested a tacksge of Itoyal Baktag Powder, which Iparehued k, th. open market, and find It comix-ed of oure and wholesome IngTvdlenu. H fc i * ol tartar powder of a Hgh dorree of merit, and doea not contain efther pbosphatea, or other injurious aubetancee. , e. G. Lov«, Ph.bz? •• It ta a acfentifle fact that the Royal Baking Powder to absolutely pure. “ I b*ve exBiEined a paeksge of Royal Baking Powder, jwnchaat-d by mvMjf m the market I Und It entirely .tree from alum, tetraalba, or any other tajurto’n7«i£ •tance. Hwxar Mobtow, FL.D-, President of Btevene Institute of Technology?* “ I hare analyzed a package of Royal Baking Powder. The material! of whteh It b composed are pure and wholoeorno. S. Dara IlATts, 3tate Assaycr, Mue The Royal Baking Powder received the highest award over all cc.miMtita. n the Vienna World’s Erpoeition, 1878: st the Centennial, Philadelphia, l-TY, .t th* American Institute, New York, and at State Fairs throughout the country, ' No other article of human food has ever roedyed such high, emphatic and uni. vernal mdoreement from eminent chemists, physicians, sdcntista, and Healtb all over the world. > Non—The above Diagram Dlustratoa the comparative worth ■of varinmi Raktn# /owdera, u shown by Chemical Analysis snd expertmenta made by Prof. Scheller A ;»ound can of each powder was taken, the total leavening power or vrluie & each can calculated, the result biing as indicated. This practical teat for worth by Prof. Schedler only provea what every observant consumer of the Royai Bak'ng Powder knows by practical experience, that, while K costa a few cents per p< und more than ordinary kinds, tt is far more economical, and, l>naide«, affords the advant­ age of better work. A single trial of the Royal Baking Powder will convince any fair minded person of these facta. • While the diagram shows some of tbe alutu powders to be of a higher degree of strength than other powders ranked below them, it is not to be taken m indicat­ ing that they hare any value. All alum powders, no matter bow high tLor strength, are to be avoided as dangerous. DON’T FORGET IT! Bear It Constantly In Mind, That we sell Schofield Patent Cake Griddle. Use it; and you won’t be troubled with Buck­ wheat Itch, • The New Gem Pan—'The latest thing out. Jack Knives till you can’t rest. Bring in your old stoves. them cheaply. - We will repair We have a few second hand stoves to sell at reasonable rates. Stove Pipe and Stove Rods a specialtv. We have no telephone; but you can bring your orders directly to us and they will be • promptly attendedjo. Endless quantities of Tin,Copper and Sheet Iron Ware at prices that defy competition. Those who owe us are respectfully invited to call and pay at once. It will be cheap to settle with us than a collector. Evans & Brooks. CTRIC OIL , Son Ttro«. DW>>»™ mtbemldo WKttM ' �Hastings Banner VOL. XXIX. NO. 24. Hastings, Mich., . October 2, 1884. discovered a new storf IN Bl SINESS OF DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING LEWIS STERN’S! . Is place where you carl get the Most Goods for Your Money. DO YOU WANT A A NICE SILK DRESS IN ALL THE NEW SHADES? DO YOU WANT A ’ . Black or Colored Cashmere, An Ottoman Suiting, or Plaid Goods?,AH of the Latest Styles. LADIES HOSIERY AND UNDERW EAR, WOOL AND COTTON pt a ‘nt NELS, LACES, RIBBONS, &c. CLOAKS, RUSSIA CURCUTAR 9^’ NEWMARKETS AND JERSEYS OCULARS, We .leh any other merchant in the county to show a finer and larger assortment of roods and we know by the amount of goods we sell that the PRICES ARE RIGHT. gooas, men s SUITS FOR $4.00. MEN’S SUITS FOR $5.00 and $7.00. MEN’S ALL WOOL FOR $8 and $10. CHILDREN’S SUITS FOR $2.00 CHILDREN’S SUITS FOR $3.00 BOY'S SUITS FOR $3.25 and $4. OVERCOATS. Men s Overcoatslbr $2.50; Men’s Overcoats, $5.00; Boys’ Overcoats, $2.00. I INDFRWFAR SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 25 cents. U IWLR VY LHH, SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 40 cents. Collars, Ties, Trunks, Valices, &c. Hats and Caps an immense stock. Call and See LEWIS STERN, He Sell Goods the Cheapest of any Man in the County. Bound to Reduce Stock! PARTIES DESIRING Th Malaria, Ague. Fever*. Headache. Cold*. Kidney DtecaM. Pain In the Side or Back. Constipation or Costlvrnesa. keep ZO-l’E-HA handy, and take a dose twice a week. It acts uj«n the Liver and Stomach like a magic. ••Hub'* Conrh Cure, 2S Cent Prescription of a Boston phpldan, dispensed years by a Boston drusgtsi. ,, . , One dose will cure any ordituuy cough. It act* almost magically. Ask any dealer to get you u 98 cent bottle ot •‘Hub” Congb Cure, and don’t be put off with any other CLOTHING, CLOTHING! Ready-Made or Made to Order. Constipation makes half the people sick. V ou are dixxv, bare bad breath and taste. enn i1 vat, cant sleep well, head w-nes. nereowu Inrttatae. (iuj't work it off. cant rest It off. VtpU. >our iresl property. Now saw a doctor s bill with a Cottle ofZO-l'E-HA. You will be surprised wlUi a few doses. Zor*SA I* n posit!ve cure for these troubles. because It arts nt»n S,MO'Xm u!d Liver and through the IJver the system anil Bowels must be regulated. Ask for a sample of Fnxl.k Hotchkiss. STORIES ON THE ROAD. Commercial Travelers atInn —Something to Put tn • Gripsack, For the Next Sixty Days Should Call at the “Gentlemen, I almost envy you the Potions KSirtMybSS>Selwi5& y«~ lips of an ••Hcrtj P»-,ni.rjrcle of commet> dri S <» •>» l«reh o' ““ IJ"d'U Tte Ctj tor BriOrm. Tbe burden ot tbe Democratic nlMand or tbe party', campaign speeches and documents is “reform." •We want reform,” savs the platform; want reform,” say the party’s orators, and -we will have reform’’ is the slogan with which the partv rot* into •the tight. No bill oi particulars is presented, and no abuses are pointed out. The party has simply shut it* ®y*s and joined in the refrain “reform.” But because the Democratic party has shut ite eyes is no reason whv all the people should do the same. In fact the eyes of the people are very wide open, and there is a general desire to know and to understand all the points in the campaign. r The Democratic party demands re­ form, and the people naturally want to know what that party proposes to reorm. W hat has the Republican party d that must be undone or reiormid? -The first thing the Republican party did was to w.pe out a Democratic irebelli<*n and restore tbe Union. Doe* the Democratic party want to “reform” that'* ’ • The Republican party gave freedom to all the slaves held in bondage by Democrats. Does the -Democratic party want re orm badly enough to put them back into involuntary servitude? The Republican party gave the right of franchise to the newly-emancipated slaves. Docs the party of reform want to deprive the colored race of that right? The Republican party took charge of public affairs when under Democratic management tne Govemmant was ooliged to pay twelve per cent, interest, white t -day it can borrow a thousand millions at t.iree per cent Is there anything here tliaj requires “reform” at the hands of the Democratic party? The Republican puny came into pow­ er when tne value of good old Demo­ cratic, “money” was worth all the way from par to aero, and was most valuable • in tae bands ot those who did not know bow worthless it was. Does the Democ ratio partv wish to “reform” Repub1 can banking methods and gu back to ! ae old way? 4 The Reuublicsn party has made gold, silver and paver of equal value from one end of the country to the other. Does tHe Demo.-ratic party call for **refortn” and des re t «ro back to tbe good old Democratic wild cat system? The Republican j>arty. by a wise ap­ plication of the tariff, rendered it possi­ ble to pay hundreds of millions in the shape of pen-ton? to the soldiers of the Union and tbe.r widows and orphans. Would the 1-cmocratic party, -‘reform thia? ’ The Republican partv has made it a point to nrote t Americatriaboring men against a'll the outride world. W ill the Democrat c partv “reform” this idea, if it should get a chance * Tbe Republican part}* has fostered and developed nil tbe in Instrial inter­ ests of the country, and has the satis­ faction of seeing every manufactured article tn thu country sell cheaper than ever before. Does the Demo rxtic party think “reform” is needed here? The ‘Republ can party has pa’d a thousand mil ion? of Democratic debt, and Is still disposing u. that legacy ot Democratic treason and rebellion at the rate ot one him red millions a year. Does the party of “reform ’ desire a dis­ continuance' The Republican party lias stead Inst ly­ re fused to recognize the claims of any b t Union noldiers, and is pledged nev­ er to,consent to the payment ot one cent ,t । any who fought to destroy tbe Union. Will rhe Democratic party hasten to “ro­ tor n” this poll y? The Kopu l.c in pvrtyhas ever taught thal treason is odioqs, and that love uf country is the supreme virtu * of Am.-rh-anc.ti'cnsbip. ' Will the De-nocratic party reverse the order here, aud intro­ duce “reform?” We bav? enumerated an even do<en [Kiints in American polit'cal history, on the establishment of which the Repub­ lican party ba*' insisted, and has succ eded. despite the most d<*sperate. un­ scrupulous iiud criminal qpnos tion of tht Democratic party. Anu notv the Democratic party shuts ite eyes and bawls Justly for “reto.m." Will it dare to c mte-s a desire and intention to ••reform” all or any of these distinct­ ively Republic । a achievements? They cover the entire ground ot Republican administration, an i the party chal­ lenges the criticism <jrt the world on them. It the Demru-rjstic party dares not lay hands on either of them, nor explicitly condemn even one of them, then is the Democrat c campaign cry the plea o. a demagoge, the wail of de­ feated and chagrined hypocrisy. If ••reform” is so badly needed, let the items be pointed out and the i ght made in open field. Tbe Republican party in­ vitee 1L—Indiauapolit JournaL As Se'tt bv Mr. Hahtead. 924766 And See the Low Prices at which we are offer­ ing our goods. E. S. PIERCE, UNDER TOWER BLOCK, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Mr. Murat Halstead, editor of tbe Cincinnati Commercial Gaelic, is a steamboat exploration^___ gentleman who has won a wide repu­ TV}Rl.rtM?JSn^£Sd‘ Mr. w. D. Frank- tation tor frank ess in rulitkw. The candor with «' hich he speaks of an unromising condition o' affairs often amounts ajn'O^tto a « -b » of diet and gr'eves such or bi* ■ e- ubllcan friends -u think there is nose of making ad­ missions that are rale laied to give comfort to the enemy. He has himself n ado several experiment* in the.way «t bolung nominal! >:’« that wore not to . ...m-r »er rent. But I had to give up ilia tasle and or this reason his opin­ ion is vain ble as to tho effect o' the bolt against Mr. Mai** which is now • eIng managed by some of his old asao- Mr. Halstead is now in New York, mid has been look nir over the political flehi rem the rtandj'onl of an imjmrtial observer and «ce» nothing that 1 t WHOLE NO. 1524. ernn- ability than pbliticai ragajty, and the r relations with certain promi­ nent -newspaper* give them abundant Opportunity for getting themselves be­ fore the public. Their followers are •‘chieiy young men ofr the fantastic tytm.” With rhe exception of the frentn/? t which has a solid free-trade con­ stituency h -the Republican newspapers wh ch have gone over to Cleveland are sulTer-ng io business and circulation. On the other hand, the THJwns Is obliged to go to press an . hour earlier than usual in order to print enough of papers to meet tee demand caused by the defection of tbe Timet. The press is supposed to have a great deal of in­ fluence in shaping public opinion, but" when a newspaper arrays itself against a strong current oi popular sentiment it is sure to suffer at nrsp no matter what the remote effect may be. Tbe real revolt in hew York, in Mr. Halstead’s opinion, is .against Cleve­ land. but tbe people who are engaged m it are not Lbe proprietors and editors of newspapers, and even the names of their leaders are scarcely known to the public. Tbe workingmen. as a class, are convinced that he is not in sym-' pithy with them and will not vote for nim. Nor can he retain any consider­ able portion of the Irish vote. The de­ fection of tiie laboring men, aud es­ pecially of the laboring men of Irish birth, has assumed such proportion.-* that so cautious and so intelligent an observer as Mr. Halstead reports it to be the deliberate opinion of tbe best in­ formed politicians in New York that Mt Blame will get as many votes in New York City as Mr. Cleveland, and that Mr. Blaine will have an unparal­ leled majority in the counties. —Rational Republican. ' Riding Two Horses. The'difflculty of riding two horses, or sitting on two -tools, or serving two masters, or frertorming a divided duty of any kind, is ao great that, it has passed into proverbial Ktorature, and is expressed in a variety of sayings curt and intelligible. So 'extreme is it conaidered to be, however, that only the possession of great natural endowments in this direction, combined with unu­ sual skill in the performance of feats of thia kind, will insure the success of the effort at every trial, and: even then, there is a risk of failure which is no le<*3 disastrous than disgraceful. The Democratic party has long been celebrated for its .performances in political circus-riding, and when the p at orm was fast published this paper pointed out the possibility of acrobat achievements in the tariff clause. The prediction, founded upon the estimate then made, has been more than realized, and it is pleasing to observe that this plank is now b“ing put to a variety of uses not less profitable to the party than pro motive of mental 'Strength and ac­ tivity In those who are interpreting and applying it. By means of thi« plank, when held steady by protectionists such as Abbott and Handal , it is us<-d in/New Jersey and Pennsylvania as a bridge by which the independent, iron-masior may pass from I'.'epublicanfsm to Democra­ cy; by means of this piarik. wheh wield­ ed bv the vigorous hands of Wat'erson, the Kentucky free tra er is spanked nto tho Democratic line and made to ad­ m t that ‘‘exclusively for public pur­ poses” means tbe same as “for revenue only.” * In Central Ohio it meo-xs ; rotection; in Northern Ohio, fre-> trade; in d mossbnek communities, “It is the doctrine of Andrew Jac<soo;'' in more civilised districts, “it is the expressions of true Democracy tempered to the de­ mands of a growing age.” It is. in short, tbe so!u*ion to the problem how to ode two horses’ with­ out falling off either; how tost on two stools and not be s.JUed on the ground: how to serve two masters and get pay and complimonte from each. But in spite of tbe laud ible character of this per ormance. there are people in the country who.-notwithstanding the fact that their consciences have jjjeen scared with Dcmoora- y for many years, can not, even if they are Democrats, divest themselves o n dim suspicion that there Is something wrong about all this, that no matter how much t-lra ning tbe Englsh language will bear, tliere must be a limit somewhere, aud it seems to tlxem that this limit has been reached in a dcc aration which is japa­ ble of two entirely diflerent and oppo­ site constructions, as n thia case. To be sure, these people are. not very numerpu.*, nor. as Democrats, are they very inGnential, but st 11 they exist and the party leaders feel under some little necessity o; allaying their suspicions. Tbe process by wb'ch this m done is no leas iagvnioui than e entire. The chain ot reasoning is complete. Is n<>t the Democracy iniallible>-Was'®otthe Chicago Convention regular? Did if not make a platform? Is not this tbe platform? Then, if thia clause of a platform made by a regular convention of an infallible Democracy be not re­ ceived with faith, nothing doubting, vou are no Democr it In va n may the doubter hope to escape tho dilem­ ma. He is obliged to accept ti»e plat­ form. the whole platform and nothing mrut is no’ permitted save to those who are too opinionated to rc elvu the teachings of others and at. the same time too im;*>rtant to be unceremoni­ ously kicked out All others must eat in slenci- the political meat ant before them, “a Jung no questions fur conarience’ sake.” Tbe hari* mlnism of tbe. party with protection colored iegv and a fro-- trade body oocasiocs neither solicitude nor deception and politic*! fraud' can he Jersey and Penusvlvanta are Hiltoring ahoattbe platform. and if vague rumors reach his ears, the assertion that they are but campaign I** will generally be *ulfieient to dissipate his suspiaioa* and set his mind at rw:. Ignorance is said to be the mother of vice, but n view ot *ue:Y* state of things it U .uestfoaahle whether the proverb should wot be amended to make her also the maternal General Batferis Card. General Butler will make tbe run for tbe Presidency. He will make it ia earnest, and for all It is worth to him. He slakes upon tbe result all his per­ sonal and political power and influence, his present reputation, and his future political prospects. The vote he can obtain will demonstrate just how large or small a factor in politic* be is; bow great or little following be can com­ mand; precisely how much his alliance or adherence will be worth hereafter to the Democratic party, and how much they can afford to oder for his alle­ giance. It will also demonstrate wheth­ er there is room and a future for a third party in National politic*. Havinsr re­ solved to stand up and be counted, Gen­ eral Butler will use every art ami will put in motion every mechanism he can control to make bls count as large as possible. ••His letter indicates what is, indeed, a necessity of his position, that be pro­ poses to conduct his canvass more against Cleveland than against Blaine. He was a delegate to. and a candidate in. the National Democratic Coo ventiol. For several years he has been a leader in tbe Democratic party, and its regular nominee for Governor of Massa­ chusetts. The bulk of his following will naturally be drawn from the Dem­ ocratic party. HL* campaign must nat­ urally be a protest :iga nst ’ the Demo­ cratic party platform and ticket, since it was tbe Democratic party which con­ temptuously re'voted him. bi* following and his and (heir wishes and requeeto. In the matter of tariff protection to American labor and wages—which con­ stitutes one of the main elements of th.* revolt of the workingmen against the Demo -ratfc platform and ticket—there is nothing tb compla'n of in either tbe Republican platform or nominees there is everything to complainof ic the Demo­ cratic platform and cfcnd dales. Hence (General Butler announces that be U post oning h s address to tbe country until Mr. Cleveinnd’s tetter of accept­ ance has appeared, in o der that he may speak by the card “where I dlsa g ve with him.*’ This is special!* sigfliiicant of more serious trouble in toe path of Mr. .Cleveland and tbe Demo­ cratic party?\ . This great msurre t;ou in the Demo­ cratic party General Butler will lead and push with al! the energy an' adroitness for which he is famous. An army of Democrats. vom(>osvd of those who* have heretofore been tbe most en­ thusiastic. trustworthy and energetic workers and vo'ers of that partv. will follow General Buller’s banner of re volt. Th 8 movement by Grueral Butler will, therefore, destroy the laet linger­ ing hope of lbe Demucr^s to carry New York, and will almost Shrtainly twsnre Republican victories in Cooueci.cuL ~Ncw Jersey and Ind afta. In fa t, it settles the contest, and makes tin* el*ction of Bia ne aud Logan morally t er tain. It wid stiffen the backbone ot the Tammany revolt also. It will re­ lieve the Republicans o- 'he noceteity of obtaining a majority in the doubtful States, by splitting the'Demccratic party so that a nr-re plurality will bv de­ cisive. No trieks nor combinations of th*htr*d*ng politicians can le mode to work successfully. (General Butler i* not going into this contest to elect Cleveland, but to defeat him. The Gen­ eral doesn’t propose to make sport for hris enemies, but to pull down the pillar* of ' their |K)litical temple, and thus avenge the indignities which they have heaped uj>on him and bis follower*.— Detroit /it!. —She had jn»t returned from Va«war. and papa was stroking her hair fondly “I hope, my dear,” aakl the old man. “that you haven't acquired *ny of Un vulgar slang phra-w-s which so'mMiy of the Vassar young ladies arv »aid to use." “Yon bet I haven't, papa.” she .said brightly; “when anybod v catches mt talking slang he is especially invited to slug me in the seventh rib,” “Thai h right, my daughter; never indulge in slang. It gives a voung lady dead away.”—M F. Sun • —“What a shocking «|*eaker be i*f' exclaimed a lady, alluding to a boy or­ ator. whose mother wm within cari^ot 1 fie mother looked up. c*t a attick. sidelong glance uf rebuke and knit her brows hi a frown ••Shocking”’ said tk* tint iadv’s husband. - What d<you mean?f’ “O. be efertritiea hb hearers—don’t vou know?” Then the by a do.en smiles, and ah* IManned i the speaker during tbe remainder o exercise*.—Golden Dayt. "Conductor. trill yoo U rbu time Ui. trai Homos’" ■bra’l it a l.tUf d �OED WORLD AFFAIRS. Critical Condition of General Gor­ don at Khartoum. THE TRADE REVIEW. No Improvement Noticeable to the General Condition of BuaiQaes. minor new8 ..... McMuum «ea .1, BAnOWffiffi-Dip I T“*£3, taoh ma <*—> BU.W,bM ably UUoi ClUncM Difltoulty—IUxmoa of th* Spanish King. GERManr'eMEOY Rheumatism, ‘lieuralgia, Sciatica, Ltanbags, Backache. HsoSaeha. Toothache, THE CHARLES A. V 04. El.EK CO. Tonca. New York, Sept. 27.—Special telegrams to Bradnirtct'a report general trade through­ out the country no better than heretofore. The movement of merchandise is still notice­ ably below die average, and tiie East and West trunk lino railways are vigorousiy cute ting rates to get what traffic there ta. At New York, Boston. PhlladelpbU and Baltimore tlie distribution of goals Ls still below, an­ ticipations, ahd the situation generally is untatisfactory. This holds true of most of the larger cities within the latitude covered by the four cities as far west St Louis, where there is an unexpected improvement Saltw by Jobbers iiave increased and for cash notably so, and the demand fur money has become larger and rates higher. This Ls In direct contrast to tho situation at Chicago, where tiie demand for merchandise as well as for loans is lew. In the Atlantic and Gulf States trade generally is improving some, ami the situation on tiie whole may be called relatively better than in the East­ ern. Middle and Central Western States. The drawbacks are the dullness of ngyaL stores and the low prices which Georgia <ntton mills receive for their jeodnets. The Ixniisiana rfte crop is said to be twenty-five per cent short and cotton-seed product* will fall below last year. Southwestern farmers liave shipped their product relv tlvely more freely than tiiose in the Northwest, which goes far to explain the business situation at SL Louis. Further North tliere is a widespread dispeniitiun to hold back wheat owing to the low price.-*. Quotations for the latter have been firmer owing to the better cable n*|«rts uf a smaller quantity in sight on land and sea. and the tact that the United States can sell at a profit even at current figures together with light reetdpte at the West Better weather in tho Northwest lias improved the quality of wheat. At San Francisco there lias been a visible improvement In general tnule. Iron is unchanged, with signs uf new strength further west Steel rails ore two dollars jicr ton higher, and talk is heard of tiiirtyfiye dollars. Coat is as badly off as ever, and next week work at tlie mines will be rertricted again. The dry-goods markets are comparatively quieter and easier, with buyers continuhig tbe policy of re­ stricting purchases to immediate wants. Tbe effect of the August stoppage of the large Massachusetts cotton mills hu been lost already, and the equivalent of two week’s stoppage in October is practically agreed on. Tbe weather at the South is very favorable for cotton-picking, and tiie crop is being actively gathered. Trade in wool has continued quiet, but former prices have been well maintained. . There were 301 failure* In the United States reported during the week, against 204 in tlie preceding week, and 164, 173'and 112 to the corresponding weeks of 1883, 1883 and 1881 respectively. Classified by sections and compared with last week, tiie result is as follows: Middle States, 48, a decrease of 6; New England, 38, an In­ crease of 7; Southern, 34, a decrease of 3; Western, 75, an increase of 7; Pacific States and Territories, Ifi, a decrease of 10; Canada, 28, an increase of 10. forlomeB suffered r Canton In tiie outbreak last year. One Ullman, a German, aged fatally shot his wife, >*lu?L/*d’ Tuesday morning, near Whitestown, Tn. RHH ■feALYONAHEALY# fitfoER TOiVIC •'^Buchu-Paiba^J they are hereby declared to be duly seteetod nominee* or tho American PoUtteel AUl- ou: deter to tbe acttonof the Q Gurler Brotbm- butter juxl <*«« »«• wry « DeKklb. IB., wm tBrsttored by Tbimdoy eveulmt. The Io® b flb.000, lasured for one-haH. . The Cream City Brewing Company of Mllwnukw imKuled 1» «rt‘d<* to™; ponulrra Tliur«t«y. tncnasiel the cpttu from 930,000 to S12A.000. Tlu-Ub. Km.cM B. Uiym, of Lexington. Mm. In o lUbig »wv 33.000,000 or wire, left SI0,000 «wb to Harvard md Dvuuouth Collrgw Mid Berwick Aautany. Striking miner, in the Shawnee (Ohio) dlrtrkd ore killing oittle belonging to t»ro>ere for food, . They atotutbter them m tho field at night, and carry off the carcasses*. Tlie Mlwixsippl Valley Medical adjourned Thursday evening at Springfidk^ and will meet next year at Evansville Ind.. Elie aeeood Thioaday in June. D. F. W. Beanl. of Indiana, was elected President. •A large oil tank beloning to the Standard Company took fire at Jersey City Tiiurwtay. but the flames were prevented frtun spread­ ing. Tiiree men were badly burned alxMJt the legw. being caught by the oil, which blazed as It flowed. The Indian conference al lAke Mohawk Tlmteday resolved in favor of allotting the ulmriglntvi’ land In severalty, opting rec­ ognition by the Government oL tribal rvlatkms, and fur granting the right of suffrage under certain conditions. The lilinois Woman Suffrage Association Friday ckvtrd Mary E. Holme?-, of Galva’ its President fur tlie ensuing year. A silk farm I* to be started at Peoria. HI., ami the GovcmiueuL to encourage sericulturn propose* to supply mulberry therefor. Tlie Georgia Capitol Commission award­ ed tlie contract for tiie buHdlng to u Toledo firm for 8862,705. Tlie material will be limestone, from the Bedford quarries in Id* dlana. The f’hinese Government jays the cable companies about 81,000 |ht day tor infor­ mation sent from tlie various European cap­ itals. Great alarm is felt at Atiantio-llle, Long Island, over tire spread of a 'malignant fonu of dysentery, which has brought sickness or death tonearly every bouse. Tiie Vanderbilt properties are said to be tbe chief element of weaknMsIn the stock market Tlie Lackawanna Road has de­ clared its regular quarterly dividend ot two I>er cent Owing to tlie prevalence of cattle disease at various places in the country, the din-cU ora of the 8t Louis Fair Association liave decidurl to exclude all cattie from their fair tliis year. Only one saloon-keeper in Chimgo is still delinquent hi securing a breiwte. Tlie amount jiakl into the city treasury by apd beersellers within eight month* is 81,002,496. Canadian ranchmen complain tliat the Piegun Chiefr diiuand ten cents on every head of cattle passing tliMkigh their territory from Montana to Manitoba, and enforce it by shooting m filetent stock to'uqual tiie tax. Tlie Rock River (III.) MetixxlUt Confer .ence Friday found Itev. IL M. Smith, of Sterling, 111., jmilty of imnuir.il j met I res, and has* acconllugly expellul hint Mr. Smith will appeal to the Judicial Confer ence. ’ , Charles R. Fonl, an attorney who was de­ barred at Detroit, and who was thought to have been drowned in the river Raisin, is in Indianapolis, wlierc he was found keeping a small cigar store. There was an insure ance of 83,000 upon his life, aud it is thought he exjiccted to secure it Ex-CongreBsman Joseph S. Smith, a pio­ neer of 1$45, dkxl Sunday at Portland, Ore. Fred Schultz, living at JersevvIUe, HL, Saturday night shut his wife and thfcn shot and killed himself. A dlspdtch from Katbdnum I<lah<s says that the entire busincM part of Uiu town has been dcstruyed by fire. ; Perry Gilman, of Springfield, Hl., was shot and killed by n stranger Saturday night with whom lie bad a dispute. Th*' cost of maintaining tho Cook Comity (11L) I uorhouse for the past year wa* si 17.. 000, and tlie average tramtierof imnatei was 837. At a meeting of tins directors of the Nortliwestern Road. Gould and Dillon retoti»SjMrtiW‘ VaudertUt wt“ «l«tod New York, Sept. 29.—The Times- Lon­ don cable latter says: “Up to midnight on Thursday the total number of deaths in Eurojie from die cholera since the outbreak in Toulon. according to a minute system of tables I Without puffery Almpl yon the good worth have been keeping, was 14. IM. OF these olthove wbo have used It, tt has made friend* Itoly had 7,974; France, 5.71W. and Spain in every Blate in the Union. 8tW.\ The actual totals may be higher from tlie two causes of official concealment and Sot a <tbe all. But a gentle and cure remedy for all thOM bad reporting, but I have every death which ooanplain la which destroy the fresh neoa aud found its way into auy report, local or gen­ eral. Rome, Sept 20.—In the Kingdom of Italy WOMEA. during tlie last twenty-four hours there have been reported 408 new cases anti 222 deatiis. including 116 cases and 74 deaths at Naples “Diseases of Women and Children’- ami 30 casts and 25 deaths at Genoa. Since the outbreak of the disease In Italy 13,220 peisous have been attacked aud 9,480 have R. PENOELLY & CO., KiIiimim, Mteh. died. » Ah teum airtrt/nnu. *.* rrW Sy Ot. 1 vaf»«y *.*■> Pauis, Sept 20.—Hon. Levi P. Morton, For sale by FREDERICK HOTCHKISS. the Amerlciu Minister to France, has started for a visit io tlu* United States. Hay Fever. - London, Sept 20.—-The King of Spain is It a type of catarrh now generally believed to lie stricken with UY’S having peculiar incurable disease. Among the combinations symutonu. It Is at­ plotted by busy brains are tlie reinstatement tended by an inflam­ ed condition of the of the chaste Isabella, the betrothal of Al­ lining membrane of fonso’s daughter with tlie sen-of Don Carlos the nostrils, tear­ and a regehej- till their marriage. ducts and throat, af­ Geneva, Sept. 95.—The League of fecting the lungs. An acrid mucus Is secret­ Peace and Liberty has had a plow forged ed. tiie discharge Is from sabers carried by American officers in romiMinted with a. th? Mexican war and the late civil war. infu) buNilng senSuakim, Sept 97.—Mwwngers from tion. There are se­ vere spasms of snerz- tiu? friendly tribe ot Amarars came into ng. frequent attack* Suakim yesterday. They ask for a supply of f blinding hoadaebe food and anna to knable them to continue l/FDk watery •md infiarn- their successful campaign against the Iladenw Eafved state of the eyes. ’•Cream Balm Is a remedy founded on a dowas. Tlie meMengera declare that the correct diagnosis of this disease and can be de- rebels are unable to move on ac­ le-nm 1 upon, no eta. at druggists; 60 eta. by count of many of tlieir number matt. Sample bottle by mall 10 cu. Rtv Bbus., who are suffering from wounds. The Druggists, Owego, N. y. great leader, Osman Dlgna, lias only two hundred following at Tamal. ‘ The rest of his adiierents have been dispersed throngh A IVinrr* Sis..Chicana. want uf supplies. Handoob is unoccupied and the road to Berber is clear of the enemy for many miles. London, Sept 27.—Private advices re­ ceived by telegraph from Pekin state that China is utilizing tbe inaction of Admiral Courbet and General Briere de Lisle by trvngthening all the points along Die coast and the southern frontier which are aeuaced by tlie Frenclu Tiu* Chinese nercbants are also prejxtring for what may prove to be a protracted war by mpprtlng large stocks of goods of every Rrwtrietton in ttw I'r»ductlon of Mg-Iron. inscription, but especially of breadstuff*, on Pittsburg, September 29.—Replies to which they expect to make a liamlsofne the circular proixolng a reduction of tlie irofit In the event of a French blockade of pig-iron production have been tabulated be ports of entry. The idea that Germany is likely to come to tlie support of France, and put in sliape for ready reference. Tlie or even to ' mediate between. .France awl number ot firms agreeing to n-strict China, is ridiculed at Pekin. If Bismarck are as follows: Maine, 1; Vermont, 1; moves at all in tlie matter, tlie Chinese say, New York, 9; New Jersey, 2; I*enn8ylvaAreyou fallinr. try Wells’ Hbaltti Rxit will not be in tbe interest - or at the nia,23; Vlrelnla,15; West Virginia. 4; Ken­ instaixw of France, but in response to tucky, 8; Tfinnessce. 2; Georgia, 3: Alaba­ the bitter complaint* of German mer­ ma, i; Ohio, 24; Indiana, 2; Illinois, 3; chants doing bmdneffi in China, who my Missouri. 1; Michigan, 4; Wfecnnsin, 2; that the French are absolutely ruining their Texas, 1; Colorado, 1. Those declining to trade. In tlie meantime, tlie Cliinese Govern­ restrict are: NeyrYork, 1; New Jersey, 1; ment is keeping itself fully posted In regard to Pepfmyl vania, ifVirginia, 1; West Virginia, Headache. Fever. AsuS, Chills, occiUTences affecting Chinese interest at all 1; Alabama, 1; Ohio, 0; Wisconsin, 1. DEBILITY & WEAKNESS. tlie Cnpttab of Europe. Tills is strikingly shown by the fact tliat the Pekin Govern­ Hanged Three Times Without Con toss Ing. Nice to take, true tneriliuneqaOedXor ment is now paying tlie cable companies an TORPID LIVER and Night Decatur, Ind., Sept. 29.—Friday night Sweats, Nervous Weakness, average of 81.000 )>er day for toils on news M Ria rip, Lraima-s. Sexual D^cIIih . a disguised mob took Date inuncn and and di|»i«niiatic disiratclies. |l.Mntr & >l, 8 larfs.oj.at Drujjgtits. • Panama, Sept 17.—Advices from Lima George Richards from their Domes to the E. & Wnu, Jeraey City, N. J.. UB. Astate tlmt tlie revolution is apparently draw­ woods and undertook by threats to compel ing to a rinse. Tlie ill success wliirh at­ them to declare what they knew of the mur­ tended General Carceres’ attack on Unia der of Amos Bockesto by Fred lUchanls nerved to damjieK the ardor of tlie rev^lntionlsts and sunigthen tlie Iglesias Gov- lad April. Richards Is noW -hi jail at Fort erauir.nl. Tlie number of killed on that oo- । Wayne under death sentence, and George Is easinn w.w only about 180 on both skies. A I his brother. After threats they Ix.tly de­ great moral effect was caused throughout clared they knew nothing of the murder. tli»i country by the Government's success. They were swung up three times ami badly Signor PlratMi, the Italinn Consul, hud his cliukvd. When they rjtcovercd, after being patent withdrawn for symimtliizing with- let down, they still denied any knowledge, tiie revolutionary parti - Tills is the mennd and were set at liberty. Hvmukrknhlr Cares of Cniarrh of the ease of this kind. Carceres is at present a Bladder, btfla~nn.it i<m, IrrimUcnoEXId* nejrs and lda<!dtr. stuue er Greet 1 Diafugitive, Hying from place to place, and irtill FromUo of a I’edettal for BartboldPs eases M the rroauue Gland. Dropsical Governor Knott, of Kentucky, refuses to doing all tn his power to injure the eKtabSwslttnga. Ferna1* JHaraaes. Inconttalisbed GovemmenL All his officers 'ca|»tNew York. Sept 29.—Tliere Is promise call un extra session of the Cegislatore to enaaofUrina.au Dlsonocs of the Oenitoured will be tried by court-martial. The of a jiedestal for the Bartlioldl statue of Lib- take action looking to the stamping out of Prinary Organs in either aex. For Unthe cuttle disease. condition of affairs tiirougtiout tlie Republic ery tn a new scheme to swell the depleted eems to be regaining its normal standpoint. » Tb° of Uxe Governors of San Francwco, CaL, Sei>L 25.—In an­ fund. Tlie Sons of the Revolution, with the Iowa, with the exception of Jamm Clark nf Clark, .of ticipation of a prolonged war with France vigor of thidr forefathers, have started a territorial times, have been id in tbe large shipments of provisions axe being iMipular -dollar’ subscription list, headed capttoi at Des Moines. made to China. The Pacific Mall steam­ by the name of President Arthur, and if The British Parliament at its coming ers, during the past mouth, tarried away otlier cities evlix» the same patriotism us ! °!LwU21* “fc**1 to aUow *-10,000 per year 2,700 tons of flour alone. Tbe S<ui ftibla tbe merchants of New York tlie nncoMiry of 0,6 1Mn<» of Wales, which soils today, has all Jts space en­ 130,000 dollar bills will be shortly forth­ who will become of age in January. gaged. She carries 1,000 tigw of floor, be­ coming. Mortgage Sal v1.Iiear?J?LflrayWl1’ * rpPn**nt*tive of one sides other provisions, all consigned to of the oldest families of the South, was ar­ Default bavin* t«een made hi the conditions o Chinese Anna. rested U> New York Friday on chaS^f a certain mortgage executed by Isaac F. Make Reading, Pa., Sept 39.—A syndicate London, September 25. -A disastrous and Harriet Makepeace, bis wife, to forgery and obtaining money under false Osborne, said mortgage bearing date conflagration lias occurred at Zeitoun. in Ion been formed for ex|*riinenting in a new pretenses. Iter, and due July 1. M and recorded Syria. The bazar aud four hundred house.process of manufacturing steel to compete ifflev of Register of Deeds Id and tor Bar­ Charlt* H. Berth, who emben led fit no . ry county. Michtgau. Ln Uber B of Mortgages, were consumed The fire uccuaioned suf­ with the Bessemer proceaa The patentee 000 whUe a cferk in tbe quarternn^i^. on imgM M and fi/ou the first day of July. jwz. fering among the residents of tbe town. is James Henderson, at Bcilrfontc, Pa. The flee at San Francteoo, is to be allowed to Cairo, Sept. 96.—The dljilomatic repre­ sentatives of Germany, Au.-trla, France and now product is an open-hearth steel differ­ settle for 832.700, which is all that his u“ — —■ -——v ,,MV MUI ing in this respect from Beseemer, and is fnends can raise. Russia called separately ui>onNubar Pasiia. jwrtcage. and cciitainfog a clause providing also said to excel it In pliability and tough­ Die dormitory for the Presbyterian Thc«»that Jt default be made In the payment of the tbe Egyqdlun Prime Minister, yesterday and •aid merest when the same became due and ftreseiited an identical note to him. In this ness, and it b claimed that it will take the -itbtthl bF'lic tiie jiowers make a formal protest against place of hammered and roiled iron alto­ iat« vyrus H. Met onnick at a cost < J itra 000, will be dedicated October 14 itev Dr* the action of the Egyptian Government, in gether. amount on Mid mortgage due at once, and tbe diverting the revenues set apart for tbe I tilUln* the Power of Niagara Falla. Interest due on said mortgage .July i, mm. how sinking fund to tiie general Egyptian Bvffaixi, Sept 99.—It is announced that mg become due aud not haring been paid, and Treasury. The hilreted h«d Frtabl, « I... mon than thirty days haring chnnu-d since the Kentucky, hu beeu emnlud u CoN^TANTiNOFUt, Sept 20.—F. Marion Um? water i>ower of Niagara Falls h being TheottUfrhwte,<rf same become due. nnd the aame Mill remaining the Shite foit unpaid «>d the said mortgagee baring, by rir- Crawford, the American novelist, will utilized jii Buffalo, which is twenty-two Cueof bin option. deelMredtbe whole amount of marry the daughter of Colonel Berdan, the ndlt* distant from the falls. Tlie power is ’ ls:0*> for <!» <1. sal-1 mortoxge due at once, and there being now inventor, suiue time in October, sUuctkm uf the animal*, and to takn lw»i «*» —sum ot four hundred brought here over wires, and U»e tetepiiotMs weuum ehould UwwZbe reTinl dollars by reason of of the city are all run in the evening by its use. Tlie j4an 1ms b<«i in operation ten dhoowmM two mnu, days. Tin* gentleman wbo lias solved tins hb wifeArt.. wu.lMUhM, with (Jewge Butol js-ublem prefers that his name be not pubNational Bank, of this city, han reduced its Uhul drvulatiwi $1,989,900 by the deposit with the United Staten Treasurer of tiiat amount Cincinnati, Sept 29.—Benjamin Eggte- Fl-Mu. of lawful money from die ms merchant of this c^y, vo tenra 1b Cungmw, haa distracted condition, which WOMAN’S FRIEND.. PRI help P"I hto debu business London, Sept. 29.—The Times’ Khar­ toum advices dated April 28 reports that Gordon Is laying mines In all directions. Food was difficult to obtain and cuuiuuuuied very high prices. Gordon had issued a paper cun raicy, his treasury department be­ ing established at Berber. Thesoldk-ra.were paid in that currency. There had been no news from tlie British Government Later reports up to July 30 say Gordon has been five months severely besieged. and was only able to hold out two months longer. London. Sept 29.—It is understood that General Lqnl Wolseley has positive orders from the War Office’ for General Gordon, di- Loweu. /General U. & Grant s reskteiee to Hmadelphia. worth 830,000, to to b« »uld to Beaver Dam, Wis., Sept. •?».-General Bragg was unariitooualy nominated for Congreason the iSOth ballot Saturday. For over two weeks the balloting lu* been .in prog­ ress. Delaney, the sitting member, Jed most of tbe time, ciotely followed by Sumner. For .-vv.TaJ days Bragg had been cousidrrt’d prnrticaliv "Vrt of tlie race, or st best nothing' b»t a dark horse. Delaney and Sumner at lart became convinced that neither could capture the prize, and after a number of ballots had been taX»‘« Saturday tiie break came at hut. and the ok! cornnuuider of the Iron Brigade was declared the tuianlituus choice uf the convention. Sjieeches were nuute, amid much enttnwiasm, by Hon- A. J. Dvtaney and Judge 1 Sawyer, after which tbe convention ad­ journed sine die. ' Indianapolis, Ind., Sept 26.—A dtepatoli recfdvMl here yt-rtentay says Mr. Blaine will vtelt Indianapolis Thursday, October 2, doming from Cincinnati. Butler and St Jdhn have already arranged to come hen- that day, and will speak from the same platform at night Denver, CoL. Sejit 36.—The Danoeratie State Convriiti'rti ivaswjnbted yesterday nsmting. The convetitkm. nominated the following tirket nisi adjourned: Ca->lmlr tardav. Governor: Andrew D. Wlteoo. iJctit mant-Goveraor; C. 8. Thomas, for Congress: C.O. L nfiur, Arcrefarr of 8»ate: Thomas Maloney, of Gunntaon. Treasurer; Harley B. Morse <if Gilpin. Attorney-General: An»li Watrous.of ILorimar. Auditor: Jaux* It. Grant and Joseph Doyte, Presidential Krlectora Col cmria. 8. d, Sept 98.—At the Re­ publican CutivrttticSi yesterday the follc.wiug noitihutttons were nuule f«ir State offibers: Governor,.D. T. Cbrbm: Lieutenant-Gover­ nor, D. A. Mraker (coore.J); Ad.u ant and ln-<n«ctor-G*nerai. C. J. Ktoibramt: Treaaur er. C. C. MrlYry; Secretary of Mate. H. L.Smitb irolofvJi; Superintendent of Educa­ tion. Bev. Joshua B. w>l*on icoloro-®: Attorne}*-Gcnerat 8. W. Mellon; CumplroUer-Gen- DOES SOT COSTAIS AMSOStl. THE TEST OF THE OYEM. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO B*xrM or . •’ Hr. Price’tWl Flawnin Ertractx, Or.Va* PrlM ’t Lupulln futt. Gimt t — ■ «... FOR SALE BV CROCKS ST. LOUIS. CHIC*°°-- LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD ’ Tho bast dry hop ysatt m ur-‘i, Brtie raised W fata yeast h Hflht, white »nd wtm». Bataa irih our grsndmethei-'i dei>cl.-r i> brad. OROCER8 SELL THEM. aHWBtasa ct.tms ' Price Baking Powder Co., IiiTnif Bi. PntC Special Tur 174 EUdB. Chicago, lit. St. Lout;, Mo. PASSED AWAY. ITr.ldeiit «f Ibr Baltimore A Ohio HsUl- Deer I^ark, Md., Sept 27.—John W. Garrett President of the Baltimore A Ohio Rallnwi Company, died here at &r25 o’clock yesterday mnrninc. after a protracted illnesA In Ute sixty-fifth year of his ag©. Mr. Garrett was a native of Baltimore- .He completed Ids edueaflou’ at ^.dSafayetto College, In Pvtinsylvania, When nineteen years of age. He then-'returned to Baltimore and t utored tiie counting linuae <rf his father, where nJ remained until lie was elected a foilowing be was elected its Piwktent, ami from tliat time the succrjw of the road seemed asKural. Through' hw manage­ ment all connections of tlie rood west of the Ohio River were made. Hb labors were enntinuouh. Tiiough hr poHsemed a robust consutution. two year* ago his health tailed, but he dkl not'witlidruw from active portlchMitkai in the management of the road until alxjut a year ago. About that time Mm. Garrett lost her life by an accident tliat caused a slmck to hb nervous system from which he never recovered. Bai.timore. Sept. 29.—The funeral of the late John W. Garrett took place Sun­ day. Many promlorat people, togHher with 12,000 c^iu'its of Baltimore, were pro* ent at tlie cemetery to pay the last tribute of respect to the dtrvased. Albany, N. Y., Sept 27.—Governs Cleveland has not definitely dreidwl what day he will leave for Bnffalo, but it will probably be on Wednesday or Thunulny ot next week. There will be no drinaustratton along tlie line, if the Guwnxr’s wishes are consulted. Drwth of the Originator of tiie Groat I Wheat Kiot of IMO. KCftteBA, WfcL, Sept 28.—B. Q. HntehItison, one of the best knownjncn in tbe State, died at Sou Fnuiciscii Wednesday. He cnu.M*d the great wheat riot of .1’550, that was <*»»ly qtldled when the militia were called out. lloud Call. WARinsoToN, Sept 27.—A call for $IO»* 000,000 tiiree |«r cent bonds, maturing November 1, was issued Friday by tlie Sec­ retary of tbe Treasury.THE MARKETS» , Naw Vork. Septembers. u\* MTOCK-~<Miua.......... . |& 76 a < ten S??* ......................... a «o • a ou FLOffC-Goodto doioB :s „ Pstents ........................ WHEAT—No. S RaJ B <x>bn‘:s,p*‘°* UK ARE YOU .BILIOUS? If you feel dull, drowsy, have frequent headache, mouth tastes bad, poor appe­ tite, tongue coated, you are troubled with torpid liver or “ biliousness." Why will you suffer, when a few bottles of Hops and Malt Bitters will cure you ? Do not be per­ suaded to try something elsesaid to be just as good. For sale by all dealers. ‘ , HOPS & MALT BITTERS CO., DETROIT, MICH. BR. DAVfD KENNEDY’S eVU’/Zz 'remedy To women wno s-.iwr irwa »«.■•-• '-riT. liar to their ssx it is an unfsitimf fn«r.'U A* Drnret.ta. One DoHsr» bottle, or ad-lrttl Dr. David Kaaaadf, Bondoat, N.Y. The Narrow Escape or . ’I-;1’ Bleep after fatigue, and liraltb alter •• J’*’?’ are two ot the xweeUwt cMK-rivure* K...» .to man. Fourteen yearajf a ,.°”K'’mrnlME? to suffer, yet Mr. Peter Lawler, •« 1’M‘OB. Mme. had led a ml»eraMr life for t thrmmh She stoM** <* 'be ‘, That he *oujtht in all directions f<>i n '; almoM supertuomi statement. He M |MaMD>7rW*f.batnothing more. I-;»L I'tiitK—Meas LARD-Staau CRERBK......... nszw,--. CHICAGO. BEE viu-Extra..................... Ctooloo................................. Uoo4........................... Medium Buteben* Stock7 tnfertor Cattle BHEKpi‘V*’0o0d BlTTTEtt-O^Mn Dear Dr. Kennedy:’~The •!■*) aj’er 1 r*> iss’usr* Dr?Kennedy now bl» ttw Mows at 11 ** wite Remedy aton cured hl"' »>( rl.rGrn«tl«> Good to Cbak Eti8-PreM> .. OUR-Wlnter. aBApi-whiu; broom areR MJ hm town for the i»«t ^vente^-n rear*;- »> employ f<M fifteen, and hi all thee? . .oWt> l£5. a^good and respected amt eooiMMnfty. He *1"*’,? th.-iune. disease to our knowledge tor w<«M <1 »’ • Mimin'. —Majui.. Juneiw- Sff ismporsr? relief • rusk o. bkow-'- �•jljg Hastings Banner. ^^%^DAY. OCTOBER ». USA. I* connected with Pprr.tSVxJ Telephone Eaehnaga. Local News. |.frM>n»o Huftnanftrok ----------- - Enquire ot_ * We n»u*« 111 NW I Top Dope township that he would make them deputy-eheriff. lf wouU »®d work for Wm heeani# g “.J, **00d to Mr- Cre“J gun'operatloM oh their skating rink with this report, and asked him what The floor .will be 40 x l»j. The build­ there was ot it. Ot course it was a lie ing will be 1S2 feet long. Mr. Creasy had marie no such promis­ Is a hotly contested bare ball gam, es. Our sheriff went to the party who on the fair grounds last Saturday the originated the falsehood, and told him Cedar Creek nine defeated the Irvings he would give him Si for Kwn. 2® to 25. The match was for a ptfrse ot hacker in Hope who would hay that ten dollars. , »n.v such offer had ever been made to morning last. 8<oL quarto. It is a bright and clean Caw-t Bros. & Co., have a large stock of road scrapers to dispose of Those wishing these valuable tools can secure good bargains by calling on the above firm. a him. Such contemptible dirty work will never elect Mr. Long. It win only increase Mr. Cray's majority. Mr Long was present when the story waa told to Mr. Osgood. He knew it was unAHMAN. A canvass of one of the trains going false. He did not say a word in con­ to Grand Rapids one day last week gave tradiction. He is therefore a party to Blaine 71. Butler 20, Cleveland 18, St. the lie. and guilty ot mud-slinging. We John 10. Straws indicate the direction hope the republicans of Barn county are not to be duped by these Hee. retail­ of the wind. ed by men who seem to have no better On our second page today will be business. found a striking and instructive illus­ Here is another: An apostle ot tbe tration of the comparative worth of the Hat faith in Baltimore is reporting various kinds of baking powders now “Lout his township that Mr. (X M. Mack, in the market. ' republican candidate for county clerk, Some people imagine that politics are has exposed the secret work ot mason­ red hot in this neck o’ the woods. ry! One greenbacker who heard the HiiffnianBron. From reports from Ohio, we should story came to Mr. Mack and asked him judge that our campaign was a qtrnker if it were true. He found out that it meeting beside that in the buckeye waa simply an opposition campaign L'MIU. state. slander, with not even the shadow of a Kunyiui i Jamek McManigal, of Woodland, foundation. That greenbacker is Mr. It, or. their is in durance vile at the hotel de (Tessy Mack's friend to-day; and the more fdr shooting at Jerry Beeseyonthe 17th such lies are reported, the more friends of .September. He is awaiting trial on inlthe opposition party Mr. Muck will a charge of assault with intent to com­ mit the cringe of murder. Nellie Sweet, an estimable young lady of this city died Friday night, ot consumption. The funeral waa held Sanday, and was largely attended by her many young friends. The sorrow­ ing parents have the heartfelt sympathy of the community. Kalamazoo seems to be .waking up to the importance of securing the bal­ REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. ance of the bonus for the C„ K. & S. At JAMES ‘ NELL AND 1*. T. COLa meeting held Tuesday night in that city, 87,000 wag raised for the project. Tw'’’lL''i ■ -5 •.i/w-dav Ml’u-hioon, Oct. 7. The people of Barry county have yet a Ji.jif .-i.!. lucsfas • veulhu. Oct 7. . considerable sum to raise. HQS. It. E. I'ltAZk IL OEWACKSON. MM<llcnl[r, ’•L- tinv aitenKHtn. Oct. C. Kalamazoo is to make one more and Opera JL’.i-:. Nkshvlllf’. Monday evening. Oct. 0. final effortdo secure the balance for the D. ItToOK. C. K. & S. Messrs. Bow.no, Burton and L>««rth > I!.. ».ra:u'«vine, .Saturday rveCook were in that-city Tuesday, ex­ Bicg.pct. n. plaining to its benighted people that an­ P.-W. N1SKKRN. E ;.-> S. H . A«vrla. Friday evening. Oct 10. other railroad would be a vast improve­ M4rtens. ll. • iwtirton. Saturday eve., Oct. 11. ment for them. They xlo not seem to HOS. WILLIAM F WAP.E. OF COLDWATER. have “caught onto” this idea before. hr<ry S. II.. Yank.• springs, -Monday evening. ■Fair, Fair, Fair—will be in Hast­ South PSir I S. H. Prairieville, Tuesday ings next week, and our wide-awake evening, Oct 7. ' piamwidH- Orangeville, Wednesday eve- jeweler, John Besamer, has laid in a nine. Uci. - ’ Ysnkre Springs s H., Yankee Springs, Tliura- stock of goods for that occassion. You -layevening. <»ct. !•. . will find in his store everything nice EtlwtS. II . Kuliaud. Friday evening, Ort. 10. TaiaarackS. H.. Woodland. Saturday evening. and cheap from a gold watch 4o a one ctat finger ring. Be sure and call on BOS. GEORGE W1LUBD. Jl»hn«o:i's Grove, Halrievllle, Monday alter- him when visiting the fair, or any othqr uoou. Oct. 11 ■ . . time.—Electric Clock Sign. Gun Lake Htcwe Grbve, OrangeTllte, Tuesday afternoon. .Oct 11 • There will be a reunion of the Sec­ 1H1I.II’ tTcoLGROVIL ond Cavalry Division and Custer’s Yecklcy 8. Ji.. Rutland, Sat. evening, Oct. 11. Brigade, of the Third Division, Army of the Potomac, at Gettysburg, Pa., Watches as cheap as wheat, at John Oct 15th, for the purpose of dedicating Beaiiner’sthe shaft erected on the field of opera­ Board of supervisors will convene tions on the right flank, July 3,1863. All members are requested to attend. next Monday. A top carriage for sale at a bargain For rates, etc., address Wm. E. Miller,* Carlisle, Pa. by E. A. Mattison. The Banner is issued a little ahead of time this week. Fair. * . Attendant i. iind iiitbcefat in the city M-hools continue lo inctease. ■ The W. C. t. r. wifi meet un Tuesdnyrit xt with Mrs. Hdnsberger. * The Il.istings skating rink was open­ fl to the public Tuesday evening. The farmer who/raised the red wliHit this season.was|thelucky man. A FRIEND at Gull Lake gives tte Banner an account of the amountof work done by a threshing machine owned and operated by Mr. Geo. Shean, of Richland. In 40« days 40,338 bush­ els of grain were threshed. by this machine. On the 2bth, of September 2.068 bushels of wheat and oats were threshed;two sets made. • On August 27th, 743 bushels of wheat Aind A,079 bushels of oats were threshed Jour sets. .While the commission men of Kal­ Note the new announcements of Greble .y Powers and hpangemacher & amazoo and Grand Rapids arc paying 77to 79 cents tor wheat, Hastings buy­ Mason. '■ ers can pay 75, and every uian who Get your si«ectacles at John Bessknows about the situation ^ell under­ Gcixi goods and low prices, is stands that our buyers pay all they can rule with him. afford to. The difference to in railroad • Al-,I!'L1:' hild of Mr. and Mrs. S. competition. If Hastings could get a Hiillips, of Rutland; died Friday and rival road, the fanners who sell their was buried Sunday. wheat here would get from 310,000 to anted, by Rogers & Fausey, beans 312,000 more for this year’s crop. And though to lo:id a freight train. High- yet some of the fanners who would market price paid. gain the most by it, have not given a At one tiipe on Monday, sixteen dollar for the road. ^r.af th« Journal, re^iMitiriL lettM which To whom it may concern: As there has been a demo^rreeubatlo- s01* erected in the highway in front of mt door against my Wishes, and as silence on my part would imply my indorsement ot the ““*• I take this method et informing the public that I do not endorse it and all the honor, if honor there be. rests upon other shoulders than mine. ’ Respectfully. e™, . , A. H. THURSTON. The above has created a perfect panic among the democrats and greenb*k?rs of this viemity, and they are the sickest looking set one ever looked at advertised I .Ttiomw Haywani.PGeoixe I. LeClair, Mary Moore. Mary Shattuck, Mr. C- E. Tout. 1’rop LeKers.-Archibald ( lark. T. J. Patton. W. H. POWERS. P. M. .5’™£n> .br,“* ,w R r*st“ ot Kidney or Llw Complaint that Electric Bitten wilf not curo? We a*y they am not, an thoua« , alre^ly permanently eurwl and * 'O are dallv n-cominfuling Electric Blttera, will prove. Bright's IMwiw. Diabrtwi. Weak Bark, or any urinary complaiut quickly cured. r,,KnlaU: thc bowrh, and T °n tin-diseased parts. Even bottle ScHKls Jar1' Forsaklltd’c-* tattle by W. H. We are receiving our FALL ,il WINTER GOODS! In a few days we will have the Largest ail Most Complete Assortment IN THIS CITY. By waiting we have taken advantage of the EXTREMELY DAME'S BALSAMIC TABLETS, Mrs. M. H. Clark, of Manistee, is in the city visiting friends. ONE PATENT TUMBLER TOP MEDICINE TIMEKEEPER, For Coogbi and Colda. which mense stocks. You that have waited will save . money, for we shall give the people who call on us the ■ W. S. Goodyear & Co ONE COOK BOOK. Tta three above nacful article* maked, poriprid, tq any addreaa upon receipt of 10c« in tampa. THE MOSES DJUgE CO~ Danbury. Conn. Major Anderson was in the city Fri- day and Saturday. He is now in Kala­ JJENTLEY BROS. A. WILKINS’ WAGONS! ' VISITORS TO THE FAIR! Should not fail to call af the old reliable hardware house of H. A. Goodyear & Sons, Eacli One Warranted! and* Big Rapids. Mrs. A. Lake, of Vermontville, is j And see their choice line of goods. We have yet in stock a few of those During the Illness of Mr. John Spence, his brother Will has Liken his place in the store of J. S. Goodyear. Messrs. George Lavy and C. A. Hough, of Woodlan^, were- among the callers nt the Banner otiice Monday. . COXITUNIOATED. EDITOR BANNER? Politics are alive'here and the repub­ licans wide-awake and standing firm to their guns and keeping the camp fires burning. Blaine and Logan are our choice, and 'their fiag floats proudly from a streamer, the only one that floats to the breezerthe opposition have not mustered courage or nerve to show their colors. We advise our doctor to be more guarded when he frees to repub­ lican meetings In the future, and go to hear and not interrupt the speakers for such a HulBng as he received a few ev­ enings ago made him wish for a hole to go into, and get out of the hearing of tbe ieere of tbe audience. Now doctor, it don’t work to profeee. or make you any friends to introduce yourself as a republican in Hastings, and try to In­ PRICES Wholesale Houses are now offering their im­ Invaluable Ln the rick room. Mrs. G. S. Whitcomb visited friends in Lowell the*past week. spending a few days with Mrs. Miles Main, in this city. ' LOW BENEFIT. PERSONAL. Hurd Tinkler, of Grand Rapids, was in the city over Sunday. , at Lansing. MrJHerb Snyder, a Banner typo, is spending a few days at Grand Rapids COME AND SEE US Letters. FOR TEN CENTS. mazoo. ■ Mr. Gene Morey left Monday for a few weeks vacation, with his parents 20,000 lbs. Dried Apples! „ If.'.‘.T.MIT*."'?. “J?? '“."‘-’’“fl rerem- A flae-hns prevents sleep in Escanaba. , An'Eye to‘Business. Frederick Hotetikiss. the dnngist. Is alwavs wiue awake to taurines? :md spares no paht? to secure the best at every article tn hh line. He has securnl the agency for Kemp's Balsam tor It is useless to particularize further. Consumption. Coughs. Colds. Asthma. Bron>Vie could mention a half dozen slauder- vultls, and all affectioiui of the throat and lunes. sold on aimslthe guarantee. Price 60e. and it. otfe lite, lies out of whole cloth, lies that emanated in the mean imaginations of Hastings Markets. dirty politicians, in regard to every canWheat, white, new. dilute on the republican county ticket, Wh«-at, red. new.... Com which evil reports certain opposition old i io partisans are industriously telling as Beaha Apple*. .. .. facts. Many greenbackers are becom­ Pork. Bert, dreaard ... ing disgusted with this dirty work by Butter members of their own party, and their . votes will show, that they do not coun­ Apple*, dried. Evojonrted apple*. tenance such miserable mud-slinging. Ham*. M-ll for■ . sell for. 12 A fair campaign, a clean, straight Shoulder*, Lard 10 12 fight, is what we wanted; and the par­ l>ry Mdted Shir* . Lime, bbl ty that goes into the battle in that man­ Water Lime. bbl.. bbl ner comes out the victor. Dirty work Halt, Plaster. ton .. hurts; and the dirty work against Mes­ Beef Hides Calf Hides . . srs Creasy, Mack and the other republi­ Timothy Heed... can nominees will only serve to increase their majorities. Editor Shank, of the Middleville Re­ publican, was in town Monday. WANTED h»ve found ’him," wait op »u alon< the K '*terd“l “*1 w«« out W the man s houae, nine milm from here 100 strong and raised the pole The A- It Thurston. Today “ W hich we will sell at way-down figures, ■ We are making three widths of Tire: An especially fine assortment of Guns and Spottings Goods (~!AT,T, AND SEE ]Buyers are Invited to Call and See Them. H. A. GOODYEAR & SONS. । Buildings Material! । «wsof wheat were waiting at one of The fair is opening quite satisfactorme four elevators in this city. ially despite the rainy weather. The ^whmg work on the Interior of number of entries at this writing, 3' edterrupt republican meetinga: “«”n fc J,Ujk’s about completed, and pre*. msday noon, has reached nearly 1,800, doctor, we are onto your ihy cunning We keep a Full Stock of Everything and will doubtless be incrmsed|200 or ®®ts a very creditable appearance. that enters into a house, from work of trying to Oiii delinquent subscribers who at- 300. The display of fruits and vegeta­ daua on the republican ticket. But you n the fair will find us at our quar- bles was never equalled in Barry coun­ are making U.ow candidate, mmiy ; ty. The show of stock is excellent. read/10 receive their subscriptions. friends from tbe opposition, and your­ Floral hall is not yet so well filled as Mr. w..n. Spaunz hu just received self enemies from all parties, forselflab, formerly; but entries constantly private, petty spite, dont go *>»“ “ke “ °“e kbipment 2,100 lb. of the famous being received. The case of puffed Ley used to. The American voter latoo ^otic’^ ’^al’aD a g00t* birds and small animals, the work of intlllgout to be Huli-ed by an inferior Mr. A- M. Herrington, a skillful taxi­ HulHng machine; therefore bo more in tlle rtep in at A. B. dermist of Freeport, in especially SWmkA the Jeweler,’ and He the worthy of mention. It to the finest ex­ guarded and remember this “Tfce higher the horse climb, the hill, ■X'weln hM to watchee,’silverware hibit of the kind ever made in this city. the greener grows the grMS. If the weather should clear up to-mor­ We are working for victory. All we puLh s* th°list 01 rePubll«‘“ nreetlhgs row, Thursday.' the fair will, as_ it ask is a fair fight and a square knock elsewhere Districtoommlt- should, prove a grand success. down. All republicans stand bythepttplease make the necessary arTo begin to enumerate the campaign tv vote their ticket. They look.at princi- As low as can be bought in any com­ "•keiueau. li es that certain members of the oppo­ jge firrt. then vote and we rout em peting market in the State. ^»nreare reported as quite bother­ sition are circulating about tbe repn hOTe toot and dragoon, and then, ates, parts of the state. A hen candidates on the oounty ticke once again wo will hear the groans ot ““ rooBYoack. <a c«u<». JZL ‘0'5'ln cumpaign will rid any would be unity of the nuisances. Th. followiilg is from Friday's De­ biwiTfc our sdacere thanks to our troit Poet: ««. “eighbon‘ for Ulelr "*‘" SrvBOt* With the ruMOT < ^:xu1rdwhur'“iun~“i Sill to Ridge Board. Doors, Sash & Blinds, • CO UJ CO NEW FALL GOODS! AT RUSSELL’S. o Come and see our new Dress Goods in Ottoman Clothes, Cossures Cashmeres in all new colors, Silks, Velvetines,'ftc. We can suit you in qual­ o Velvets, ity, style and price. Saxonys, Germantown and German knit­ oUJ tingZephyrs, yarns in all colors. CO Ladies’ Russian Circles, Newmarkets, Paletots, and Children’s Cloaks, a very large stock and very cheap. Of Our- Own’ Make, CO Hujgj, And »«/asDMM.o«a»win». ^y Exprom. a Detroit twoSunday morning paper, to the 1*1- II bine UJ CO You can always find the latest styles, best goods, us. We have the co �TA SUITS OVERCOATS I HAVE A < I if you need an Better Stock & Lower Prices OVERCOAT! THAN ANY DEALER IN It will pay you to examine my stock, which is New Patterns! Best Goods! / Large and Complete. Suits for Men, Youth, Boys and Children Odd Pants! I do not allow any ope to show better goods at the price I offer. ' LOWEST PRICES SHIRTS! UNDERCLOTHING NECK WEAR I I Sell the Popular Eighme, In this line I can show Shirts Wilson Bros.’ the Im all the Latest Styles, Drawers. iI and Wilbur. These are five of the BEST FITTING Dress Shirts in the World. • the Best Makes and Lower Prices than any Barry County at the dealer in the county. h J h J h p tl C Defections. i I Eastern Democratic leaders acknowl­ edge that this year there will be a defec­ tion from the’ Democratic partv of r. large number of workingmen. In the xnaaufacturing cities of .vlassachusetts. whore the Democracy had hopes of strength that w*< increasing from year to year, it has shown its hea|l, murmur­ ing generally. and in some cases open re­ volt comes from New Jersey; Indians is beard to grumble, the South is not aat:sfied or prepared to swallow every­ thing as it has been in the p^st. and In New York and Ohio the trouble is open and decided. Evon the Democratic workingman is not unanimous, and the large number of men who think for flhumselves and do not follo'&a. strict amriy 1 nu are drifting into the ranks of Jilaino supporters. The Iqcal Demo­ cratic managers attempt to explain the trouble and tbe explanations exhibit the enany weakness/a of the Democracy's position. In Massachusetts and New Jersey there is “a gross misunderstanding of tbe Democratic position of the tariff;” in Indiana it is “the dissatisfaction is oa account of a Western candiuat • Doi being nominated*” in the South it is • a aoreneiui on ncconnt of tbe sugarduty?’ in New York it is “a feeling about the Cleveland veto of the Five-cent bill which will soon die out?' and in Ohio it is “somq trouble about the wool duty.” These are all labored excus >s m ;de to drown the real trouble. Tbe working­ man sees that lower wares and ashrinK•gr> of 'production mu 4 come with lower duties, and h • also secs clearly— notwithstanding the dust which Democ­ racy bu raised by iti latest things in platforms—that t ie bent of the party. as an organl a’.lou. is toward fr. e trad’e. Seeing this, can it be wondered at that, as a class, the Ameri an workman looks toward tne Republican party, becr.uso ii clearly opposes tbe free trade theories of such c ack-brained “states­ men” as Hurd and Morrison. Notone, but a hundred, trad.'s would have been affeted by tbe Morrison bill, which, adopted by Democracy as a party, only failed to become a law because ‘ a few Democrats irom jAotec:l*nl«t co stituencies voted with the Republicans and prevented its passage. It is no wonder that this rear ther • will be “a defection fro u tlie bemo'.T itic party of a large number of wo ?.in men.”— Cleeland Hant'd. Oevelaad to Be Withdrawn, It b Bnmered. • • Al the Republican headquarters it is aerioasiy feared that Cleveland mav be taken off the ticket and somebody else substituted. Not ling has ever been seen in a Presidential campaign like the break-down in his four weeks of run- Honed In the presence of ladies. The from tbe d -caatonal rellcstion of Re.-.-/fo Democrats feel that they have again pilHHc.in voles when some other wing We warn an active, Mwnrrtlc and trustworthy pA K I F person, either rex. In every’ town and village tn been entrapped into nominating a man of the Democracy to which he has been I VrtIVI IbIiV toe L’. a. fo »ell our goods We offer a |n*nuawith a “short record, ” the shortness of opposed has become unbearable. 1 his trent poeitlon and gnod pay to any party uhu Which is long enough before be will get man with bis alligator retxird, .whore can cotne to tn well recotnmended. We do hot dtmire to correapond with thoM* wbo think for­ another, as the man said about his coaL head only has been hitherto visible, tune* are made in a dar, but with tbone wbo are The short record candidate always re­ crawling out of tbe slime of local poli­ * tiling to work, and want a good ixjlng jwwllion. Goods sent ou .consignment ■ Buainres sembles one of the Tlchborne claimants tics, dow begins to reveal his middle strteth honorable. SaU»tacu>ry reference# re­ As he stands in tbe public sight and the itud Inferior parts, and we see the quired. Address, stating age and present occu­ evidence begins to be applied to him dragon and insensibly look for St. pation. Evkxka Co.. Box ttt. Newark. N. J. the superb net work of his case fall o‘J George, and then we east our eyes to­ like a false cobweb from a gooseberry ward Maine. It wiU be the same old When death w*» Ixxirty expected town rot> bush as the sun in the morning strikes story agaifi; a few renegades from light sumption, ail remedies having failed.and !>r. H. It It was proposed in 1868 to withdraw and progress seeking to galvanise the James *»» ex;*-rlnirntlng. he aecldruiallj made Drertaeh® and relieve all the troublre Inci­ Mr. Seymour and his friend Blair be­ old conspiracy against liberty and |ust- Bick a preparation 3f Indian Hamp, which cured hl# dent to a biUoua suae of the svsuan, such as Diaonly child, aud now gives this recipe cm receipt cause they were manifestly beaten In ioe into Millie eni condition to make of two Wainps to ;my expmsea. Hemp also the Bumhidl- months. There seems a the/ first few stejH of a Presidential eurea nlfcht sweaU, nausea at the stomach. and Nemesis in the fact that Cleveland is rats, and then tho old carcass weakens will break a fresh cold In twenty-four hours Address Craddoek B Co. Rare Street, Philadel­ tumbling to a wreck under the very and totters, and presently down goes phia, Pa., naming this J»aper. light of the moral superiority he in­ the campaign and up the stars apd voked. But any one not a “reformer” stripes.—lounger, in F. ’JKbunc, would have known that twenty-five years in the public eye is a better test POSHEST PARAHfiWuS. of character than having been discov­ BY MAIL, POST-PAID. ered last week. • -“ 5peaking of absent-minded juen.” If Cleveland is withdrawn, and there are signs of it all around, tbe question observed Mrs. Auger, “my husband L is whether the Democratic National the most absent-tninded man 1 ever Committee will take the responsibility saw.” “1h that so?” “res. He hatm t of miking another nomination or had any mind of his own since we were whether the convention will be recalled. masried.”—N. K Graphic. Who oom try tbsm vrfll gad these iitXMpUtared*. Of coarse Bayard has hopes a mln. be­ —Professor, to class in surgery— A Great Medical Work on Manhood, cause Havard is tbe perfection of moral “Tho right leg of the patient, as you glory. No doubt by ths time Bayard, see, is shorter than She left, in conse­ »u?I.xba3S‘?d Vitality. Nervous and Physical DeMlity, Premature Decline in Man, Errors ot has privately infortped bis friends that quence of which he limps. Now. what )<??th-y.ldthc «u>told miseries resulting from lie can not touch a man of Cleveland’s would you do in a efie of this kind?” ludlseretlmror excess. a itook for every man. Eavor. Bayard is a highly didactic Bright student—“Limp, too.”—A’. F. Is the bene of so many Urea that here h where we mlddle^gvd and old. It oontafns IX proscriptions for all acute and ebronlc dlseaaes. emocrat, and can not see a shortcom­ Herald. f,*:h (,f *h»ch l» invaluable. Ko found bv ing anywhere but he rebukes 1L In his the wIm** experience torM years is such —The fiend— as probably never before fell to tbe lot of any State there was an ancient Judge who He drops In now to call upon had been long on the bench, and was The editor or printer. his particular friend. This Judge, hav­ And clow caretu!lv tbe deor He left ajar last winter. ing been a widower, was minded to be —S<rerertHi //arm'll. very attentive to a lady. When a York. —At the recent Madison Garden CARTER vacancy on the lunch ensued everybody horse show it was no uncommon sight expected that Bayard would demand 19 see beautiful girls kissing the ani­ bis freniL to be put at tbe head. He mals on their velvety noses. The tan This book should be read by the y<nmg for Inpassed him over, creating a rupture, talking spectacle made lots of dude­ affiletetflor reUet It win with an excitement as bi£ as Delaware wish they had been bom wiihshortear.b’!£efll London Umert. can hold, and he asked that an old and no bray.^-X F. Triltm,. * n? ,n*mber of **tety to whom (.his THEOHLTTRUl } i book will not be useful, wbetber reath. imrenx. Whig of a virtuous family should re­ —Student —“Heat expands and cold ceive the elevation. Baykrd’s enemies thought this rupture would lose him one contracts.” Professor - “Correct. Give of tlie counties in the State and break an example.” Student-“During the him down, but it strengthened hint summer tbe afiectloos of city people foi their country relating expand and in Blessed are the»pure in heart. winter they contract”—Philadelphia When they withdraw Cleveland. Thurman may bare another chance, or Win mtrtfr BLOOOrrec*—First old gentleman -“Who is that Hoadly. Huadly is something of a the gSBnl handsome young man standing there?’’ man because he was a Republican until Second ditto -•‘That’s my daughter’* 1H72 and had all the bene ts of good husband; very brilliant young man -he associations. There is no telling, how­ made a fortune through tbe law.” ever. bow soon a man bt corrupted First o. g.—“Indeed!” twond o. g.— when he gets over into that party which “Yes; the law made me his father.— consists of nothing whatever except an BW»erln|trrvni cnmpUlnl# Harvard lampoon. otiho-iHu-king band with a few street —A lemonade man on a Hudson Biv­ contractors thrown in. The Democratic party for vears in this country has been er excursion boat is »a d to have sold nothing but a party of expectants for ten thousand glassy of lemonade on office. ComnKpiently in tbe Democratic one excuraton not long ago, and he had party there is no by-play, no ball half of the lemon left for tbe next day’t ground. Hundreds of thousands of trip up the river. Fortunes arc rapidh made in this great land.—Lowell Citisen. tt MAN R> p CURE SICK HEAD ii tl o P Bl V tl Tbe Science of Life. 0 i tl I AOr^ung jRMK HOW THYSELF. f CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R’Y ACHE fiuMLMpolu kud BI. P»«i. T>•• 7 'ALBERT LEA ROUTE?' eapt£is«:st^ rlRON TONIC lad —‘•1 can’t keep my gtris from climb­ ing cherry tress,” writes an anxioas m .then “what shall I do about it?” > b TWkft 000*1 '"great ROCK ISLAND ROUT! Atyw »rer«t Twkr t Oeu* «r B. «. CABLB, • . «. ;-JOH^ * CHICAGO. N. H. DOWNS’ FOR .2 ssss COLDS; UJJjOUGHS » 5 ►TlOH tos >«n w >y » <r Downi’ « ’riI1 <s" Omv, r—Jfever, and all diseaar* cl tho - tl b �The Hagings Banner. the concra, hi« good name ariI, stand­ ing in the community la a suBelent ■xt’0”™ '"i guaranty that the rink win be conduct edi»»u«hawayas to give * O filer H S'’11 n *2? none. Some people object to skating rinks because It costs money to patron­ ite them. That is true; but we observe that just in proportion as the patronage of such a place increases, the receipt, -7S7T? bad to »»‘»t *n nu81n« of the card tables and saloons diminish. lt ^BbaekpoleatUeey. Which is the least objectionable ? Is it T^hirisini rogres “ we go to not far better to get the healthy etercise in the skating rink than the beery / ; yullpirtieularain.oiir next. ' PT nrr " bushels <* whest were fumes of the saloon» We can m no n,,1rk.t.O ih::-Viry Thrt-rewlny of last valid objection on the score ofccSt- for certainly none are obliged to skim who wt»-k' • ■’on* ?.”? ,,e‘ww“ the Inno­ 1 stkbx has a ehangc in hto ----------- —, pf the Uh ilf <»lmun announcement this cent and healthful amusement rink and the baneful Influence of the * - triple *■ saloon there is no comparison. "T '"ilrFTM" Ilioo-Wj they 'verenever ■ Local News. ; leU prepay t» offer stoves so cheap i S i.,nI E at tee fair, rou are invited to J at Huffman Bros, and inspect their SfiMUfsW# ills i’.AXM.i: indicts that the Grand tup.b T. lejram will prove a success- 7 futnewspap". venture. Ti run: before our readers this wjktbf attractive anuoucesnent of the Kti :d baking F>vdef company. . _ Jr. LtvsAUt' STEtete. of t'arlton, l,M In •;< 'I' ’’heat to this city 'aj:-.,‘.als,'. it'i one-kpan of horses. Is accoi m' 'd tee unfavorable Barry county Politics. port, nail at Other Places. . AT DOWLING. Thursday afternoon last the republi­ cans of Baltimore raised a handsome Me at Dowling. Although but short notice had been kiven there wr» a good attq^dance at the raising, which occur­ red at 5 o’clock, the Hastings Cornet Band playing patriotic airs as the pole gradually and surely assumed the per­ pendicular and the Blaine and Logan banner gracefully unfurltxl and floated to the breeze, and was greeted with three rousing cheers. tth republic®; county ticket in pnrtlcu- 7”,.H' “■’Uoned each candidate in­ ““‘hMion. He showed how under Judge Smith’s administration the con­ duct ot matters in the probate office was a course of pride to the people of tee county, that by reason of the emi­ Maryan WedneBdby evening of last wrt-k. They made two telling speeches z fr-ttlie republican cause. When you want letter heads, note brads, lull heads, statements, envelopes, «itculars or anything in the line of printing from a (ailing card to a poster, the Banner office is the place for you. Word from our former partner, -Mr., (lee. & Bowers, states that his wheat crop this year was over 11,300 bushels fr«n 450 acres—an average of over 25 bu»hels to the acre. About 60 cents is the price per bushel. The sentiment in favor of postponing pulling in the water works until after soqie definite-knowledge that tho Chi­ cago A: baginaw IL R. will be built is growing. If the city is not to increase in population and wealth more rapidly than it has the past four years, many of onr tix-paying citizens think We ought not to assume any more obligations at present, especially as money matters are quite close. Were the railroad dssuitd. none would object, buk As mat­ ters now stand, there is a disposition on the part of many who have all along favored the water works to postpone their completion for a time. While the Banner has been a friend of the project—-l»ten with the riff raff arid flood­ wood of the city” as one gentlemen told us-we can see that there is justice in the conservative views of those who are favorable to the postponement. The council does wisely in seeing its way cl^ar before taking any decisive step. < Fbedeukx Hotchkiss, the live towi’t, is sole agent in this city lor the tainous liquid paints, manufactured hr the Detroit White Lead Worka. Hto “In this year, despite the hard time*, hate been largely increased over any Pmious season. The satisfaction giv­ en by these grxids has surpassed even bis sanguine ex pectetlon. These paints Me cheaper than white lead; they are ready mixed; the purchaser can select disown colors; anybody able to handle » paint brush can use this paint. They, sx' e both time and money to the pur­ ; They are better than white lean being warranted not to crack, peel « chalk ofl as quickly u white lead. you wish to see how they can beau•> a home, cast your eye upon N. «l»y« residence in thiq city. H you proof sufficient* that the speakers each had something of interest to say. With three cheers for Blaine and Logan and the entire republican ticket, concluded one of the largest and most successful political meetings ever held in southern Barry. There were several present from this city, and all express themselves highly pleased at their treatment by the peo­ ple of Dowling. Assyria, Johnstown, Maple Grove and various other town­ ships were well represented. Much of the success of the meeting, « preparing a pleasant receptioh for those in attendance from a distance, etc., is due to the efforts of Dr. A. L. VanHorn, and his estimable lady. It must not have been over-pleasing to the opposition to witness the large demonstration, but that which “cannot be cured must lie endured.” CASTOR IA Infants AT OKAS'GEVrLLE. Saturday evening James Clarke and D. R. Cook held one of the largest and sion he made one of his eloquent and forcible speeches. IN BARRY. at the Blackman school house, D. R. Cook had a rousing meeting Friday evening. . AT FREEPORT Thursday evening Messrs. W. 8. Hecox and J. W. Custer spoke to a large audi­ ence. IN TRAHNG, THORNATPLE AND RUTLAND Cok H. H. Gill had good meetings, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday even­ ings. AT NASHVILLE AND WOODLAND, Saturday afternoon and evening, Elon. James O’Donnell and Clement Smith addressed large audiences. Accounts of these meetings will lie found in the “county correspondence** in this issue. ^Lime in Baking Powders.—Prof. R. A. Witthaus, M. I)., Medical Uni­ versity, Buffalo. N. Y.,’ who is the high­ est authority, says that “Calcium Tar­ trate (improperly called Tartrate of Lime), advertised as the lime found in Baking Powders is derived from the wines that produce Cream of Tartar. It is a constituent of the grape and oth­ er fruits, and is absolutely harmless. Select Stock of Millinery, DREita-MAKING’done in the latest and meat Children, campaign. AT MIDDLEVILLE. PERSONAL. Friday last was a red-letter day for /Mr. George Weigel, of Prairieville, the republicans of Thornapple, it being yvaaln the city one day last.week.. the occasion of a political meeting W. H. Whipple, of Heed City, was in which was addressed by Hori. James Hastings a short time Friday last. O'Donnell and Philip T. Colgrove. F. S. Bowen, a former Hastings boy, Preceding the meeting was a torch­ is now located at GarrisA Kansas. light procession of plumed knights, the line of march lieing through Main H. F. Pennington and James O’Don­ street There were fifty uniformed nell were loth in this city- Thursday knights in line, preceded by a nyirtial last, both being introduced by their band. The procession was witnessed friends as “the next congressman." by large throng of people, the streets Mr. 8. B. Willison returned last week being crowded, large numbers of ladies from a several weeks sojourn in Kan­ evincing their interest in the success of sas, whither he hqd been to look after his business interests and at the same the republican ticket. , The plumed knights broke ranks at time avoid an attack of hay fever. Mr. the ball, which was soon filled to over­ Willison is one oY those unfortunates flowing, many being unable to gain ad­ who are obliged annually to flee from mission. After a song by the glee club this mysterious complaint. Mr. O’Donnell was introduced and de­ Huffman Bbob say they will save fined the political issues of the day in a you money if you will purchase parlor clear and concise manner. His argu­ or cook stoves ot them. ments in favor of protection were The prevailing opinion regarding the pecially telling and his arraignment of girl of the perlixl is unjust. A few dethe democratic party moot scathing. 'cades back she spun, wove, knit, etc. The speaker made a very favorable im­ These things have given way to modern pression upon his audience, as was ntecblnery. She has higher planes, to evinced by the enthusiasm manifest more ot an ornament: when in hertlh is beautiful. She take® Dr. Jon®®* Bad and the highly complimentary remarks, Clover Tonic, which cleares the com­ concerning his masterly handling of plexion. drive® away pimple® and cure® Si diseases of the stomach, liver and thesubject. kidneys. Fifty cent® of Frwrk Hotch­ Philip T. Colgrove was then intro­ duced and spoke extemporaneously for kiss. ■' — about an hour. He briefly reviewed the history of the republican and democrat­ ic parties to the great detriment of the Workmen hare “WHSSE000 latter; showed up the bargain and new Oakland county jail at 1 ontiae. sale consumated between the democrats ■ Consumption Cored. . and green backers, and ventured the as­ sertion that they would find it impossi­ lutslonsn' <h' loramls «> » “"■«« aiwWHiv nnd p ble to “deliver the goods.” The speaker niiMw » j Propose to paint your old buildings or “’•Put up new buildings that need Parting, you will consult your own in•Testa by r,Phasing the Detroit White dwelt at some length upon the temper­ ^d'lorks'Liquid I'alnu of Freder- ance question, stated the avowed pur­ pose of the prohibitionist® was the over­ throw of the republican party, and MRS. VAflHYNING nent fltness ot the present Incumbent, hundreds of dollars were annuallj sav­ ed the widows and orphans of ths^coun­ ty by muon of the avoidance ot tbe for and neeauity of their employing legal coun­ sel to conduct their cases In the probate Castnrlnpromote-s Digestion court. He stated that the criminal bus- ■ml overcomes Flatulency, CoaMnw non, Sour Stomach. Diarrhoea, and mero of the county under the adminis­ Feveriahnees. It insures health and tration of Prosecutor Colgrove had natural sleep, without morphine. been conducted ably and very economi­ cally. He also spoke highly eulogistic >SSSU*iX?’T'1 w children th»t of each and all ot the nominees on the republican county ticket. ' Hail Cawtorial The meeting was one of the largest ever held in Middleville, and the repub­ CENTAUR LINIMENT — ad absolute cure for Rheuma­ licans of that place have reason to feel proud of their fine sendofl. it was tism, Sprain®, Burns, Galls, Ac. The most Powerful and Penerating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to njan. very apparent that the Thornapple republi&ns are in nowise lukewarm. Doubtless another large meeting will ba held there before the close of the most enthusiastic meetings ever held in Orangeville township—in striking con­ trast to that held by the fusionists the sAtner 'i'-'ring lhe first' days, tee evening previous. The house was filled tiriC'i Ib'i'i ' -air was continued Hon. James O’Donnell was then ip­ to overflowing, and at the close of the Ihjiwgh Sattinl. meeting three cheers were given for traduced and —1 favoi -'...orecWhose present . .. haye manufactured with a pleasing talk l/r a few moments. the entire republican ticket. At and Norcrow furnace® thus CRESSY’s CORNERS At 7:30 there was a torchlight pro­ lari this riu—n. Ven- good record for cession of plumed knights in uniform. Friday evening, James Clarke spoke an fefTyisfiMn trade. ‘ ;■! 50 strong, headed by the Hastings band. to a large and enthusiastic audience. THE greenbackers are running'a still This feature of the evening was pleas­ This gentleman also had a good meet­ . hufct campaign. After Nov. 4 th«jy ing to all concerned, except; perhaps, a ing at will l>e still hunting for votes enough portion of the opposition present. HICKORY CORNERS to ilectthuir candidates. After the procession, Hon. James the evening previous, on which occas0NEi!iivlast,week, Henry Bristol,of O'Donnell delivered a most telling Johnstown, drew to this city 81# biish- speech abounding in sound and convin­ tis ।>t wheat on one load, it took four cing logic. He was followed by Philip T. Colgrove, who spoke in his usual hotses to draw the load though. ^iSjTOiis at the fair are invited to pleasant vein, pouring hot shot into the ral| at E. A. Miittisim’fl, an<b\ see the ranks of the opposition. The fact that • new invoice of organs he has just re- the entire large audience, and even the many who wpre obliged to remain ceirrf. They arc worth looking at, standing outside of the building, re­ TnnF.E hundred people heard Messrs. Jslu-s Clarke and I’. T. Colgrove at mained attentive listners to the last, is yjTLLIXERT OPlQflSG. " hein» eapeeially fitted for the office for which he waa placed in Politics or No Politics! pABPET AND FLANNEL WEAVV ENG FRED DAELKER, FAIRFIELD BOY, 3299. Sire; Hany, 3M6. Dani, Jennie Lynd. ®W, both traced m Itnjiorteil slock tn pedigree. Registered in AMERICAN JERSEY Book. for half-blood Jersey; $10.00 for registered cow, payable at time of first service. Three-focrCljs mile north of city cemetery. . 4wtt Election Notler. STATE OF MICHIGAN. .You are hereby notified tuat at tbe gen­ eral election to be held Io this state, on tbe Tuesday succeeding tlie first Monday ot Novem­ ber next, the following oflkere are to be ekxtted. viz.: Tblitecu clcctore of president and vice presl- It is a positive fact that ARCHIE MoCOY has the most complete stock of - • board ot educaUou In place of ---George F. (TAmmI. - * - * ■ TV. press for Lhe third congressiuual district of this state, to which your county beltmg»; also a senator for the thirteenth senalorialdlrtrict, composed of the counties of Barry and Eaton; also, a representative in tbe state legislature for tbe representative district, composed of the EVER KEPT IN BARRY COUNTY. He is bound to sell his goods at prices that will satisfy everybody. hi-tt Extension Tables a Specialty. Call and see my goods and get prices before! you buy and SAVE MONEY. Sole Agent for the LADIES’ FAVORITE PILLOW SHAM HOLDERS, the best in the world. ’ ■ Remember the place, Blue Front, South Side State Street, Hastings, Mich. Archie McCoy connUtutlous of tills state will be subnutted to the people of the state tor their adoption or re- to clrcui courts, provided for by Joint Resolu­ tion No715. tawa of IBM. Sbctiom 6. Tbe state shall be divided into judicial circuits, in each of which tbe electors thereof shall elect one circuit Judice, who shall hold hlk office for the tern of six years, aud un- which tbe city of Detroit is or may be situated, and the circuit fudge or judges d said circuit, In addition to the salary- provided by this Con­ stitution. shall receive from said county of Wayne such additional salary as may, from time to time, be fixed and determined by the board of supervisors of said county; and the board of supervisors of each county in the Upper Penin­ sula is hereby authorized and empowered to give and pay to the circuit Judge of the judicial circuit to which such county is attached, such additional salary or compensation, m may from time to time be fixed and determined by such board of supervisors. An amendment to Section 15, Article i. rela­ tive to the comrxiasatloii ot members of the Joint Resolution Na 33. laws of 18KS:— Sbctiox 15. The compensation of the mem­ bers of the Legislature shall be a salary of seven hundred dollars for each regular session, and at such regular session they may legislate upon such subjects- as are submitted to them . bills-, when convened in Clothing 7999991 MADE TO ORDER. Saits Made To Mor. Has Fairly Commenced. BEST 50c . Undershirt in the CITY. Men’s Suits $5 to $15. Custom Made Suits, $15 to $35. 822.00 to 850.00 Drees Coata ' $1.00 and will buy Vests, A Scarlet Made to Order. Undershirt, $12 to worth 825.00 to 840.(<» $12.50 ' $1.50. Overcoats Fill Ovefcoals. FALL Children’s OviBCOATS Suits, $5 to $20. $2 to $15. Fine Worst­ Kilt Suits, ed, $15. $2 to *10. Cust Made, $20 to $30. Boy’s Suits, WINTER $3 to $10. OvKRCOATS Boy's Dress $3.50 to $20 Suits, Custom $10 to $20. Made, &0to$30 milted to them by special mesaaire. They slud! be entitled to ten rents and no more for every mile actually traveled in going to and returning from the place ot meeting on the usually trav­ eled route. Each member shall be entitled to one copy of tbe lairs, Journals and documents ot the Legislature of which he w*s a memlxir, but shall not receive at the expense of the State, books, newspapers, or other perquisites of otflee, or any other peniuUite or compensation not expressly authorized by this constitution; and no member of tbe Legislature shall accept or use any free pass or free ticket on any railroad during bls term of office. . . Also that the following couuty officers ftfr said county are to be elected. Viz: One judge of probate, one sheriff, one county clerk, one register o^doeds. one county treas(JTVen under my hand id Haatirfs, Mich., tbe day and year ilrst above written. JOHN Q. CRESSY, Sheriff. • J^UTICB TO TEACHERS. • . . Tiie following places and time* have been designated by tlie Board of Examiners for hold­ ing public examinations for tearhen in Barry county. Tlie secretary Is authorized to Issue special certificates, wbleb are valid only until the next public examination. Friday^ OcLlfitb, at Hickory Corners. . Friday and Saturday, Oct. atth and 25fli, a nXKtiDRS. It Is expected that all who intend to teach and have not eertificatcs in force will be present Examinations will be txrth oral and written, chiefly the latter. Candidate* tor a third grade certificate mart pees a satisfactory examina­ tion in orthography, reading, pennkanahlp, arithmetic, grammar, geography, C. 8. history, civil government, theory and art of teaching For this grade Fine Black Children’s iChildren’s Fine Overcoats, Fall Underwear, Worsted Overcoats, , Suits. $2.00 Made to Order, $3.50 to $10: $15.00. to $2.50. Dress Suits, •LOO to M12.00 $15.00. Pants dlslly Invited to I KSOCH ANimvfc iMCTMwy. LADIES pvBri.ii Children’s PANTS. HATS. Best $1 and Shirts are $1.50 Stiff 00 cte to 815.00 BestFittingt Fur Hat Boy’s Hats,, Pants in the City. 25 cents 75c for worth $2.00 Fine Pants, to Linen Bo­ Fur Hats ZINCTRUN1 $3.50to$7J0 $1.50. . $2 to $4. worth 87.50. som Shirts. Trunks, Our White Walters. Richmond, showed how utterly to secure prohibitory* lawa ®ave throngh the election of such men to the legisla­ ture a® would submit the qne^ion to a vote of the people. te.ffrtrtHtejori.y_ or tee XVX. *Vor or tne »W-«> ^jj/n^on to the and di P*TT. th. people, noorfo. «nd C»U-­ et this qut*Lon w u-i’ • Fall StarClo Strictly tchels, I lUeUMJU PATENTS �= — <« MADAGASCAR’S ISLE. A REIGN OF TERROR. s MICHIGAN 8TATK NEWS. eeee ef Fire-Bugs- Limrtanant Schufeldt Returns from His Diplomatic Mission. •r* Die— Fabulous Amonuu of Gold. • , ’ ' P0RE1GN COMMERCE DESTROYED BT THE FKENCIL Washington, Sept. 26. — Lieutenant Mason Shufeldt United States Navy, whose visit to Madagascar has attracted much attention, readied the city WcdiMwday morning, and at nlgtit went to New York to see tlie President .and report-to'him. Lieutenant Schufeldt was sent to Madagas­ car In a diplomatic capacity. Ills mission was to find out If there were, not some way­ in which tiie French <x-cupatiou on the sea­ coast could be terminated- The Hovas really can- very little about this occupation. The frightful unhealthy character of the timber belt,abuiit 120 miles wide, which sepa­ rates the coast trade from tbe interior table­ land about six hundred feet above tiie sea, is an absolute protection to tbe Hovas from * French army, and as the natives have no oommerve they do not feel the loss of a •export or two. But tiie French occupation of Tamatave lias practically destroyed forelgn commerce, anil European merchant are extremely anxious to have the French leave. Mwlagaacar is the last stronghold of tiie American carrying trade, and our ex­ ports to the Island have been large, and much in excess of English exports to the Island. The natives will not buy English cotton doth when they can get American, and plain white American cottons are selltng at tlie Hova capital for sixty cents a Crd. Lieutenant Shufeldt says the people ve a passion for the purchase of all sorts of new things, and particularly all tho appliancos of civilization, and the Island offers a richer opening to commerce than even Jajmu at its zenitk The jteople have such mechanical ingenuity tliat they manufacture an excellent Gatling gun simply from draw­ ings without ever having seen a model. The cojintry is enormously rich in all mineral resources, but the .natives onlywork the Iron mine*. They know, how­ ever, that they possess rich gold and silver inlm-s, tiiouzb for currency they use the French five-franc pieces, which they cut up for change. Lieutenant Shufeldt ascertttned thnt the Hova Government is willing to pay three or. four million dollars In­ demnity if the FrenchWill leave tiie Island, and to raise tbe money the Queen\granted a cancession to a foreign company* to be formed to work the gold mines, thirty per cent, of the proceeds to be paid tn tlie Queen, and with tliat she shall pay tiie In­ demnity to tlie French. There has hitherto been 8 serious question about getting the Cpcluus ores to the seacoast, and a part of eutenant Shufeldt’s mission was to ascer­ tain if the principal rivers of the island Rvgre navigable a> far os the gold-fields, lie found the river was navigable for tw o hundred and fifty miles, affording am­ ple means of communication between the gdld-fielda and the coast In all treaties between Madagascar and foreign powers there lias been a provision that any European developing a mine on tlie island. orcaiTying away spec)mensabo^lj be mode Bnbject to the Jlovn criminal laws and pun­ ished with twenty years’ Imprisonment Tlie Hova Government put the stipulation in lest a' gold fever should break out and tbe island be overrun with Euro­ pean and American mipera and adventurera. Tlie Queen is now willing to waive this In part,.and on his way home Lieuten­ ant Shufeldt stopped in London and organ­ ized a cxunpony to work under the conces­ sion given him by tlie Queen. Lieutenant Shufeldt la the only white man who ever went entirely across the Island, a distance of 1,018 miles, not In a direct line, but at he was obliged to travel. He started with 590 natives and three white men. The three white men he buried with his own hands on the way. Of the natives only 158 completed the journey. Tbe rest । pensheil of fever. It to supposed that tiie project ot the Administration te to bring about American intervention, and induce tlie French to abandon their territorial. claims, take a lot of gold to paf the pxpemies ot tiieir Chinese war, anil gbC-'Zmt of Madagascar. Lieutenant Shufeldt speak* highly of the Llovas, and enthusiastically of tbe general resources of the island. A NEW SECRETARY. Po»tmMUr-(iener»l Grtiham Appointed Washington, SepL 96.—Judge W. Q. Gresham, Postmaster-General, received a telegram from the President, informing him of his appointment to the Secretary­ ship of the Treasury. He Immediately qualified and sent the President ids resig­ nation as1 Postmaster-General. At ten o’clock yesterday morning Judge Gresham went to -the Treasury with Secretary Chandler. _His . -designation -- from ‘ the ” •wan given him by President Pruden, Assistant Private a l. ________ _____ X.. Secretary to tiie President, and __ commission by Third Assistant Secretary of State A. A. Ades. Two Assistant Secretaries of tbe Treasury, Messrs. French and Coon, were present, and tendered tbeii -congratulations. Under tbe law, First Are Blstaqt Postmaster-General Batten becomes acting Postmaster-General for ten days. The President has designated Assist­ ant Secretary Coon to act a* Secretary’ of the Treasury during the atwence or sick­ ness at any time ’of Secretary Greslram. All the bureau and division officers of tlie Department called upon the new Secretary about noon, and were presented by Mr. Detroit, Mich., Sept 26.—The ScotUsn Rite Masons closed tiieir session yesterday. The next session meets in Boston. A res­ olution was passed allotting an increased number of honorary members to Michigan. Mx-SMidiusettM. Vermont, ConnecticuL New Hampshire, Malue and New' York. She EaaphiMlM-d Her Objection. ■ Kikzua, N, Y., Sept 25.—Ou Wednes­ day John Fore, an Italian barber. wbo peraisled In paying attentions to Mra. Kava­ nagh, attempted te forcibly enter her house, when she shot him dead. Baltimore, M<L, SepL «7.—All - the Cleveland, O., Sept 37.—Six of- the finest business blocks in this, city were set on fire during Thursday night Incendia­ ries last evening ignited oiled paper on the fourth floor of a stone structure on Euclid avenue, used by an electric light company. The underwriters offer large rewards for the capture of the fire-bugs. There is much excitement and indignation, and should the Incendiaries be apprehended, their fate to frightful to contemplate. started Saturday afternoon in tlie yard of the Cleveland Saw-Mill and Lumber Com­ pany, and was only controlled after burning through the long trestle of the Connottnn Valley Railway, fifty feet of which .was bunted away, cutting off the trains of the road from access to the depot The loss was 88,000. At five o’clock the Greene Block, 184 St Clair street, was set on fire. Prompt action prevented any •onsiderable damage. An oil manufactory, valued at 812,000. wag destroyed yesterday morning. It was an­ nounced by tiie city papers a few days ago tliat tlie insurance companies were with­ drawing the Insurance from the lumber dis­ tricts most exposed to fire in the city, but this was vigorously denied by the Board of Underwriters. Saturday’s fire at tiie yards of the Cleveland Saw-Mill and Lum­ ber Company, however, demonstrated that tile public announcement was not without foundation. A largo part of tiie Insurance upon tbe lumber in this yard had been withdrawn by the com­ panies but a few days before tiie fire. A number of companies notified their agents here not to take any more risks on lumber some days ago. Thomas Manning, Jr., <t Co., proprietors of the Vulcan Iron Works, received an anonymous letter Saturday, stating that their works would be burned inside of three days. This threat to significant when considered with the fact that several of the fire-en­ gines of1 tiie city are undergoing re­ pairs hi tlie shops of the company. A letter was received Saturday from Chl.cagti, by Purdy & McNeil, saying tliat their yard would lie burned before Monday. At about six o’clock one of tlie firemen discovered a small blaze in a car-load of lumber which was standing In tlie yard. He rushed up and put out the blaze. He then saw be­ tween the lumber a large bunch of waste soaked with oil, which had been taken from an axle-box of the car. Methodist Cocference, held at Whitehall, Muskegon County, the following appointAna, H. FL Gale; Arcadia. J. W. Abtard: Barry. W. H. Hoss: Batavia and Noble. P. W. Hill; Blackberry Bridge Mission, J- C*w- Rlon, F. Warden; Clayton and WhitefeatSer, to bv aupphed;, Flint. T. C. Fteber; Gaagrs. H. Deaker:'' Grand Rapid*. O- 8. Grinnell; FVewaoil, J. W. Henlor; Gunplains and Bpringbrook, M. J. Duryea; Greenwood Mission. J. Embree; Grayhngatid Conterpbilns Mission, to be supplied; Howned and Eualey. F. M. Fuller; Harf, H. C. Hob­ bins: Hopkins, Isalnh Martin: Hartwick. H. M. Thompson; Huron and Romulus. D. D. Martin; holtartd and Olivet. J. 8. Morey; Hinton, M. Munger; Ingham. H. A. Day: Kensington and Brighton. D. A, Rlchanlr; Leoni and Spring Arbor. A. 8. .Bunnell; Me­ ridian. J. H. Lewis; Millbrook. O. H. Johnson; Midland. D. E. Ward; Newaygo iMtoaion. W. Holley: Ottawa, George 8mith; Plpeatone. J. Burke: Pittsford, Joel Martin: Sebewa. B W. Backus: Bblawnssec, L. E. Jeseepb; Solon. O. Topley; Sherman Mission. E. Darn-11; Bumnn-rfletd Mission. W. Waterman: Ttttawaseeo. A. J. IiagKard; Tompkins and Sand­ stone, H. D. Chettey; Walker. B. T. Gray: Wheatland, tbe Preaidebt: Wheathind and Leroy, to be supplied; Whitehall, Hnrvt-r Johnson; White River, C. G. Fcro; Wood­ land and Ervlur. F. W. Townsend; Wright, W. WlngA Westflcid. E. B. Hubbard; Mis­ sionary for Manistee County, C. 8. Dolvynt Conference Evangelists, John Leviogtou and ^H. Canfteld; General Missionary. C. Powi: Conference Missionary. S. B. Shaw; to ivei In interest of Foreign Mission* Miles Fisk: General Agent Dakota Mission*. A. F. ^Th^ofllccrs of the Conference are: Rev. Joel Martin. President; F. A. Piper. Seen- Mlchlmn Item*. The Detroit grain quotations are: Wlieat -No. 1 White, 8)e No. 2 Red, 58Ke; No. 3 Red, 78Mc. Flour—Michl gau White Wheat, choioe, $3.9X»L15; roller procorn, $4.«jTrf4 75; patent., $\OOr<W.5O, Corn—No. 2, MMc. Outa—No. 2, 3?Wc. Butter—Creamery, 28'3-0.-. Cheese, 1IO 12Sc. Eggs, iTXffilSc. A large planing-mill and box-factory ie being erected at Bay City. The Secretary of State recently received reports from 772 correspondents, repre­ senting 507 townships, showing that 170,­ 000 acres of wheat threshed up to August 25, yielded 2,935,433 bushel., or an average of 10 1-8 bnshels to the acre. The figures Indicated an aggregate product in the State of nearly twenty-six mlHion, a bet­ ter report than the same time last year by 50,000. Corn promised 80, pota’oes 93, apples 07, and peaches 13 per oenL of an AN IMMENSE BRIDGE ON FIRE. average crop. The old Chippewa Chief, who bat for many years lived on tbe little island in New Orucans, Sept 27.—When a train the Sault Bte; Marie Rapids, opposite tbe on tire Northeastern Railroad, which left this ship-canal locks, died a few days ago, city at ten o’cluck Tliunulay night, reached Garden Rivi r, bl* boyhood home. . the long bridge across Lake Poutchartrain, A fire at Dutroic a few afternoon* ago It was discovered tliat one hundred feet of burned two ilftuing mills — and• a number • ofthe structure Imd been burned and tire fire ■tores'and o io dwelling, the 1om reaching was still raging. Attemj-ts to arouse $50,000. Tii । explosion of an oil tank, in­ tlie people at Slidell, tlie .other side jured two pi rtons. One tnsn broke a leg of tlie bridge, proved ineffectual. Tiie by jumping Krom from a window, and another flames burned themselves out after de­ bad bi* faco'badly burned. stroying a quarter of a mile of tlie work. All It Is announced that there are 1,480 'in­ freight traffic will have to be stuqtended un­ til tiie damage can be repaired, but passen­ sane persons in tbe two Htate asyltuns in ger trains will be ran as soon as a transfer Michigan, and beside* these tbere are boat can be secured. The company lias many hundred* in county asylum*, poore creosote works at Slidell, with u large bouses and private retreat*. There will amount of ervosoted lumber on Inmd.and will bo no trouble iu filling th* new State asy­ push the work of repair rapidly. Tlie loss lum now being built at Traverse City, and Is perhaps in the neigliboriuxxl of SKO.OOtK' if tbe Idea of caring for ,&11 tbe insane by The trestle is the longest in the world, twenty-eight miles, extending from ihe^Stato prevail* It vdill perhaps be nec­ tills city to within two miles of Slidell. It is essity to build a fourth asylum. A Mayfield (Grand Traverse County) a magnificent piece of work, built entirely of ejfeiBoted. lumber. Six miles of the bridge boy, white plowing rocentiy, seeing at) is over the lake with two draws, one near enormous black snake just ahead of him, the northern and the other ncarthe soutlieni left tbe horse* and rati homo for help. On beai-li. Between tiie draws the fire oc- bis return with reinforcements tbe snake (•urred. Every’ precaution was taken by tiie was found coiled around the neck of one of officials to prevent fire, and the accident is tbe borsea On killing the snake the attributed to the carele*sne« of employes. horse was found to bare been choked to death. Reports tt^tho State Board ot Health by ^Bt. Loris. SepL 27.—The Board of Managers of tlie National Home for Dis- forty-five observers of diseases in different abled Volunteer Soldiers, with several at­ parts of tbe State, for tbe week ended on taches and ladies accompanying them, the 2)th, Indicated that dysentry, erysip­ arrived here yesterday morning after a trip elas iypbu-maiarial and scarlet fever inthrough Iowa. Nebraska and Kansas, creij/ed, and that remittent fever and in search of a site for a new cholera morbus decreased in area* of prev­ branch of the home. Examinations alence. Diphtheria was reported at seven were made at Burlington, Des Moines and places, scarlet fever at eleven, and measles Atlantic, hi Iowa; at Plattsmouth, Lincoln at one place. and Beatrice, in Nebraska; and at Atchi­ George Dunkle, of Locke, Inrimm Coun­ son and Leavenworth, in Kansas. Tiie ty, lost two barns, OX) bushels bf uats and •"Board held a meeting in the Southern Ho­ ot er produce by fire a few days ago. tel at noon, and, after discussing the matter . fully, finally decided upon Leavenworth as Loss, f 1,500; insurance, $9J0. It is a fact not generally known that tlie location. • Tiie city donates 540 acres of land as a site and gives 850,000 to aid in-fee hundreds of Penn* j Ivanin mechanic* erection of tlie building. (iron-workers, etc.), have in tbe psateight years moved into Northern Michigan, lleavy Jewelry Bobbery. . bought Ian 1 or taken up horn steads, and Greenpoint, L. I., Sept. 20.—The jew­ become tillers of tbe soli. At first they elry store of Michaels Brothers, on Ewer bad bard sledding, but most of them are street, near Johnson avenue, Brooklyn. E. now doing well, own good farm*, and are D., waa entered by bmylars early on Satur­ out of debt. day morning and 81^,000 worth of watches, x Lunuey & Co.’s m:ll,TiLorn and lumber, diamonds, jewelry and silverware taken six miles north of Evart, Osceola County, from the safe, which was brokeu open, and were burned the other morning. Loss, carried off. The thieves left a full kit of $18,000; insurance, $9,000. burglars' tools behind them. The police A. B. Turner, of tbe Grand Ranids have no clew. Eagle, had hto pocket picked at Kalamasoo the other night, losing a gold watch valued Springfield, Mass., SepL 25.—Reports at four hundred dollars. He went to tbe of the potato crop from a thousand corre­ railway station to see some friends off on spondent show the acreage and yield In the train, and it was supposed tho thief Canadian Provinces, New England and did. his work there. New York to be considerably below last C. D. Hale & Co.’s mill, together with year’s. The rot Is quite jirfvaleut, and their salt-block, at Ta was City, Iosco grubs have greatly injured Ibe tubers Id County, was destroyed by fire a few many sections. The Western crop to below nights ago. This was one of tbe largest the average. , establishments on the sboro, cutting daily 99,000 feet of lumber and making 269 bar­ Electric Light Wires Kill a Mule. Lovibville, Ky., Sept 29.—As a street rels of salt. The value of tbe property was $50,090; insured for $20,000 on stave­ car came down Fourth avenue Saturday evening a large hanging electric light broke The village of Bronson. Branch County, from its fastenings and fell tietween tbe mules. One of the animals was caught in waa ravaged by a 541,000 flru tho other a loop of the wire, and before it could be night. Two-thirds of tbe business part of extricated was killed by the electric shock. tho town was destroyed, Insurance, git,. Tlie driver. In trying to release the mule, 300. The origin of the fire waa unknown. also received a severe shock. Calvin Blood, son of Hon. Calvin Blood, of Marine City, St. Clair County, was drowned at seven o’clock tho other morn, Poetland, Ore., Sept 29.—A ton ol ing by the capslaing of a row-boat. Wil­ deep-ana Csh. sompored of codfish, Hole, eta.. lard Nichols, who was also in the boat, arrived in Portland Friday aftentaMi, was barely rescued. Calvin waa a young to ojieii tip a wew line of trade with li was stated before tbe recant Horaeaboera’ Association at Kalamaaoo Mutt there were 400,000 horses in Michigan, and I. common- There i» one differ nee. however. While lepeople who ooMeee umbrellei buy Ibrtn. ewh reuloidbes io ,upph iu piou, of iron pm*. A promi-cuomi pile of miiwy eouplingpw. Iving “nJ*JbT7 tri3™ whicli ,p*M '*« netw.rt of track, at Wet Alba.y attracted the at­ tention of • Journal reporter, .borne were abort, other. lonRl i»a>e were round, other* Het. Shouldere were wrought on some, others had .tops flattened out. A few hod eyes on ton. and others again had a short handle formed of s thinner baud ot metal. No two of tbe pins were exactly alike. Looking Ibout the tracks, the reperter noticed that at short intervals wore Mattered other pin,. “Do,on prelend to keep the coupling-pins of the tiltierent roads apart?” was asked of a brakowan wbo stood near by. “No; why do vou ask? Just for curiosity, hey? There are any quantity of them, I can tell vou. We keep al! kinds on hand. There are so many different makes of burners that we are compelled to have ail descriptions at band. Some bump­ ers have :m oblong hole in them. In these we can not use a round pin Then again we can not use the flat pins in a round hole.” “You know the makes of the various roads, don’t you? queried the reporter. “We become, acquainted from seeing them so often,'-*' fivastbe reply. “Some rutui* ” con­ tinued the brakeman,■“have their pins stamped with their initials, buL it s no use. We never look to see whether a pin belongs to this road or chat; but take tbe first one we-think-will fit tbe bumper. „ A few roads have lheir pins fastened With a chain, but it Won’t save the pin. The chain gets broken and away it goes. If I remember aright the Centra! tried this plan. It would not work satisfactory, and nine times out of ten the brakeman would aw a loose pin and allow that on the chain to dan­ gle on the journey. Some roads don’t put enough iron tn their pins, for they bond when they got ou tbe forward cars of a Jong train. Of 'ourse it is not always the fault of the pm, but some­ times tbe defect is in the bumper. Not a few pins travel a yreat distance? Well, 1 should say they did. In the West Albany yard I have seen pius from Omaha, yes. and from California, too, and 1 would not be afraid to bet that there are some here now. We often get the pins from tbe Canadian roads, as well as those from Southern roads. The other day I saw a pin which was marked in a way indicating that it belonged to the Denver and Rio Grande. 11 a person will give the mat­ ter a thought it will not seem strange. Say a train comes iu here from a con­ necting road. It is broken up to have the cars billed in different sections placed on different trains. The pins are dropped on the ground, or put ou cars of other trains foing further or in another direction. They keep being transferred so that they stay from home and never got back again. I would not be afraid to wager that lots of pins made in the Central shops have been used by the road in the first instance on an outgoing train and have never come back again, but been worn out by other roads. We ns» the pins ot the different roads inhhe same way----- r-I’m off, here comes work for me," and jumping on a section of moving cars being made up into a train, the orakeman was gone.— Albany Joumil. Now is Your Time to Buy YOU A FIRST-CLASS BUGGY I shall soon commence laying floor and making other improvements for my Skating Rink, which I intend opening about Oct.'1st ’ c I have on hand a large stock of Open and form Wagons, which I must close out before opening the Rink. Go If you are thinking of buying a buggy of any kind, eal] and see me T< 2 fl I will sell you A 1 Good and save you some money. S Chester Messer. ••It would be no violation of‘the commandmeuL” said John B. Gough, "if a man were to | fait down and worship the silk hat. for It Is not I made In the likeness of anything In heaven, or • on earth, or In the waters which are under tbe earth." Besides It beau the bead and causes-, the hair to tall off. ParkerJ Hair Balsam win I stop tliat and restore the original color to gray •r faded hair. • Not oily, not a dye. beneficial. CeUciowd^ pertumed, A perfect hair dressing. Belding churches give flve-ceut socials. TUTT’S PILLS TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, __ «nd MALARIA; From thaw sotttoM artoo throe ioartbs ta dlHMei of tbe human race. MamKaneindlDataUMlrexMtenc*-: Lo«« of "________ M___ _____ . LI.L T7**z*. fee nd tbe use Of a remedy that tboLlrcr. AsaLLVermcdlclffvTdTs IXM have no equal. Tbclr action on tho iMjrsand 8ktn u also prompt; impariuee throng!: there thn*c“ TOTS HAIR DVL Gbj7 Hair or Wntsxta* changed in­ stantly toa GLOASr BLACX ’T bttalioo this DTK. Sold by Druggtou, Baxter’s Mandrake Bitters rare Indigestion, Heart Bum. Costivenesa, and ail malarial dis­ eases. » cents per bottle. U. D. BRISTOL Druggist tarrrt Only seven in the senior class at Albion col- 11 starring tt up 27k .Niagara Falls (Route. r. HjSSx,nMV,WM’ta.r» CRAHD RARlOg DIVIRIOR. Tilly «« My |Kh. IMA ceiSd fOr tbO*J ao EASTWARD. The Poutlac Rifle Club liu pur^ak<a 070 schutzen rifle. 'Die secret art of beauty lies not but only tn purr blood and be:Utliy^H^BP to be obtains by Buntal STATIONS. .AESSSmstr* •v*’ - • LIT t..a> 6.47 7.B irtlle' tijc 7.27 12.47 _prer _ nan* ovrtv <mih tnv it win the Wood and by Milwaukee, Sept 29.—On theMilwan- Acker's U Mail. GEO. H. HEATH, raOTOGBAl’IIHU HTWatch IU1J space next »»«“• B.15 STATIOXS. Mr- T.W. Atkina. H Top Carriages, Phaetons, 3 Spring and Plat­ —Our importation of ban an an has bgen dloubled since 1881. but a striking Guardl*u’» Sale. offset is offered to this increase in the In the matter of the estate of Cornelia Bollin­ ven- notable decrease in the importa­ ger. a minor. Notice is hereby given that I shall sell at pub­ tion of oranges, the most popular of all lic auction, to the highest bidder, on Saturday, the imported frnits. The deficiency the eighth day at November, A. D. 1684. al ten looms to have been partially made good o clock, tn .the forenoon, at the probate court tn the city of Hastings, in tbe county of from the orange groves of Florida.— rooms, Barry, In tbe state of Michigan, pursuant to li­ aV. f. TvntA. cense and authority granted to me on tbe twen­ tieth day at September, A. D. 1884. by tbe pro­ bate court of Bury county, Michigan, all of tbe With the opening of the season of outdoor estate, right, title and interest of aald minor of. sports conws the time of trouble, for tire poor In and to the real estate situated and tielng tn county of Barry, tathe state ot Michigan, victim of Hay Fever. 1 or them flowers have no tbe odor, and tbe aummer illtlc or no beauty. To known and described as follows to-wit: Lota numbered sixteen 08) and twenty-two snuff, sneeze aud wipe their weeping eyes for (22) of the village of Sheridan, in said county, three or lour successive monllithis U their pitiable portion. There is no help In »e*-voy- according to the recorded plat of said village of w-s. there t» no help tn high mbuntain air. Sliendan. Dated, September 20th. A. I). 1884. These only lighten the pocket and leave the (Un­ LOYAL B. KNAPPEN. ease unabated. But there to a positive cure in Guardian. Ely b( ream Balm. Try R. If you continue to suffer It Is beaiise you neglect a remedy as sure aa It to cheap and pieaaanL nwth0” QuartetU’ M HO c a � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-10-09.pdf b93fb20b7e466177c84b10894f883941 PDF Text Text Tnc Hastings Banner ^ol3<xix. no. 25 The Hastings Banner. HUDAVS, AT ni«Tixos Barhy Co., Mjch., + Hastings, mich., October 9,1884. ELEMENT SMITH, V Lawyer, . (Offices over R. K. Grant* store.) Practices In all courts of the State promptly looked after. * U’ UU*Uoi“ . V- M. 1 --------- " MARSH-ALL-L. COOK. sn;- Kirriox rates* . „ • rx.nr: If paid within six tnjrtvv'n. v ,;ir. if liat paid untilex.u.n .Jv' .r Subscribers out­ ' • st.^ per yw. In- . ..uOy-vx-h In advance. Al'VEKTISl.MS RATES: ' , 1 r%r -|«mi ft HU A X‘ TTNAPPEN 4 Vanakman, „___ Lawyers. lOver Hastings National Bank.) TOWN CARVETH, v Attorney at Law Middleville, Mich. ' * D W. NLSKERN, ---------L • Lawyer. (Over Kp<uldlng'« dry goods rtore.) 5100 00 A E. KENASTON, " JOB rillNTING. Attorney at Law, .,.....|.-h is the Job IVlntlng De­ (Over J. K Goodyear & Cods Htor®.) ’ . k.xkik Everything tn the . .i« Uh the latest fares of Practices In all courts of the State. Colleetlnn* u>u©cUom : |.attcrns «»f machinery, promptly attending to. CT*-. ,iii.-ii • uiplojwl. enables the W.'loWBY, M.D., ~ ___ G • Phj’sibian, Surgeon and Oculist. (Office, 301 Thorn Bt., Hastings Mleh.) Calls Intown or country promptly attended A ItOI-i-V BROS. High ii Ub Front!' HF* Special attention paid to surglc.il diseases and diaeaaes of the eye and ear._____________ OACKETT & BUTLER, 0 Pysicians and Surgeons, (Prairieville, Mich.) All calls, night or day, promptly attended. Gwi>. 'if .1 A’ Kimis tn be Marktd R. TIMMERMAN^ ' Down! • Homojptithic Physician & Surgeon, (First door east of Holloway*’ drug store.) Wr •.•-?. W’.’ ! rolure as u«ual, but uo more R. Wm. JONES, ” credit given. Dentist. NoK.’reH-'k cnii. anfi potnore bad debts. All work promptly attended to. I-OUB- ’ Irfopf f/H ‘teixbvr l Sf/sfejM on firptUHt. P D ^yELTON & WHITLOCK GENERAL STOCK! ‘ OF GOODS TO BE KEPT FULL! and a bran new LINE OF Are agents for the Watertown Insurance Co. They write policies on.a man's property against loss oy fire, lightning or wind; against a man's life by death and accident. QOOK & SHELDON, (Office in Abstract Bldcl:, Hastings, Mich.) Have the only set of Abstract Books in Barry County. Millinery Goods L TO RE ADDED. WITH Mrs. 13. S. Holly , ■ At the helm. . ETCOME AND TRY US! Sathtatlon fciiaraiiwed. .and Goods Cheaper than ever you Ixiugh! betorv. A. FOOTE. M. D., • Physician and Surgeon, (Office east side Hain 8L. Nashville, Mich.) Residence next door north Wolcott House. AU calls promptly attended too, day or night. OSEPH KNIGHT. ' J Veterinary Surgeon. (Residence, Rutland, near Yeckley school "bouse.) Will attend all calls tor services night or day. Charg<-s reasouable. . B. F. BBOWX, M. D. W. P. POLHJCMU8. M. D. BS. BROWN & POLHEMUS. Homoepathic PhysiciansJt Surgeons. HOLMES & HOLLY BROS., Woodland. ■ (Office over Julius Burnell's store. Main 8L) Calls answered from the office at all hours of the day or night. Dr. Polhemus will give special pLARKE £ RIKER, attention to diseases of the Eye and Ear. V Attorneys at Law and Office hours—9 to 12 a. tn.: 2 to 4 p. ni. PirttM..>wir," &>ptcmi‘er !Uh. i>b! firm will please settle by . D Solicitors in Chancery. (Mffkfs in Uuiuii,block, over Reamer Bros.) listings. Aftcb, Pnctirc tn all voart* of the state. Attend to enJeetloiw and perfecting titles to real estate. Hoagy to loan Insurance taken etc., etc. PHILIP T. COLGROVE, JL Lawyer, Hastings. Mich. Prosecuting Atterney for Barry County. County News. prominent greenbacks-ot Tboraapple, . A very enthusastic political meeting was held at Pleasant Hill school house. _ ' WOTE. Toe writer will be tumble to niake tunolnt Thursday evening last, which- was ad“Jdretwed by CoL Gill, of Hastings, who MltarTcmiMXteton, Noimter talked republican doctrine to a green­ th. Mier wtal| back audience. It was remarked to the Mil H-Uh- au eitacrtptloo a.™ J, TriteTby one who was there that at reesethne should an, or our neui.ni be lo th. the opening of the meeting there was wish to know bo, u>e!r but one republican m the house, but at WkUM ““ “ •«“ i» “■« the close, so straight-forward and con­ hul™MVereresheortollr. Very respectfully. ” vincing had been the Col’s arguments, marsha id. l. cook. there were many who saw the matter in its true light. A very hafrpy affair took place at the . Rutland. residence of Mr. and Mrs. William Ford The M. E. quarterly meeting of the Tuesday, Sept 30th. It was the mar- Hastings circuit will be held at the of Mr. Edward D. Haines, of Crosby school house Oct 12. Preach­ Otsego, and Miss Allie O. Ford. The ing at 230 p. m.. followed by the sacra­ ceremony took place at one o’clock p. ment. The services will be conducted m., and was performed by Rev. Brad­ by Rev. H. M. Joy, D. D. ley, of Richland, in a very impressive On Wedneaday. Oct 1, the friends of manner. The bridesmaid was Miss Mr. and Mrs. L. Yeckley met for the Lizzie Ford, of Detroit, and the grodhi, purpose of celebrating their tin wed­ Mr. North Haines, of Otsego. The ding. About 70 shared the pleasure of house was beautifully trimmed, and all the occasion. about the happy couple spoke of happi­ The following is a List of the presents: ness. The guests were numerous, and Mr. Charles Robinson and wife, four tendered their hearty congratulations W- M. Kline and wife, to the newly wedded pair. After the fruit dish; Mr. W. Perry and wife, stew pan and egg beater; Mr. W. Pennock ceremony all present sat down to a and wife, vase; Mr. J. McLarvy. and most excellent repast, that served to Uwee miik pans: Mr. J. Robinson highten the enjoyment. and wife, comb case and potato masher; The presents were numerous and Mr. Clarence Robinson and wife, two mugs; Mr A. Myers and wife, colander; costly. Among them we note the fol­ Mr: Pennock and wife, pair of towels lowing: and oil painting; Mr. R. McElwain and Set of parlor chairs, parents of bride: W1£’ ¥ vas‘«: JIr- C. Whitcomb large easy chair, Mr. and Mrs. Ream; anirwife, flour sieve and fruit dishsilver cake basket, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mr. It. Kelly and wife, lamp, pair vases’ Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gray, and stew pan: Mr. A. Martin and wire, Otsego: beautiful hanging lamp, silver treated dish; Mr. S. Yeckley and wife butter knife, sugar spoon and majolica hanpinn lamp; Mr. J. YeckJevand wile, .let, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Blackman; sil­ meal sieve; Mr. F. Smith and wife, ver pickle castor and picture, Miss Liz­ fruit dish; Mr. Geo. Robinson and wife, zie Ford, Detroit; silver tea pot, Mr. rice steamer; Miss Nora Quaif, three and Mrs. Chas. Ford; cake basket, Mrs. cookie cutters ; Mr. F. Strieker and wife, S. D. Haines, Otsego; set silver forks, picture; Mr. C. IL Croabv and wife, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Barnee, Yorkville; lard press, soaper and a Watkin’s flour set glassware, parents of the bride; set sieve. silver knives, Almond Farr and Seth Mr. McElwain and wife and Mr. T. Chapman; beautiful shell portmonie, Pennock and wife were from Hickory Eddie Farr; silver butter knife. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Haines. Otsego; china Corners, Miss Quaif from Hastings, .set, Charles arid Kate Ream; majolica and Mr. F. Striker from Jackson. A tea set. Miss Cora Teerpening; pair sumptuous repast was prepared by the damask towel? and half a dozen nap­ host and hostess, to which ample justice kins, Mrs. Lent Plainwell; lace tidy, Miss Emma Hunt; majolica fruit dish, was done. Mrs. G. Cook, Plainwell; damask table The story is being circulated by the cloth, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. ’ Haines. prohibitionists'that Gen. Logan had Regrets from Mrs. Thiers, Orange­ been drinking when he pa&sed through ville, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Gwin, Del­ Hastings and that Charles Mack was ton, Miss Marti? Hall, Otsego, and Mr. author of said report. Mr. Mack denies and Mrs. Frank Norwood, Delton. said authorship, as he was "absent from The happy couple have the hearty the city at the time, and further that he congratulations and best wishes of saw the Gen. at Grand Rapids and saw hosts of friends. no such evidence there. Remember the republican mass-meet­ Mamed, in Rutland, Sept. 24, by Rev. ing at Johnson’s grove. Monday after­ C. R. Crosby. Mr. Jesse A. Callahan to noon, Oct 13th, Hon. George Willard, Miss Ellen Gates, both of Hastings of Battle Creek and other good speakers township. will address the meeting. PRK«P0BT. From the Herald. Samuel Wolcott, aged 74 yearn, died at hi/residence in this village Tuesday. Garland Stoves and Ranges! — OF------ GREBLE &. POWERS Spangemacher & Mason, Hastings, Mich. Sept. 80th. Mr. Wolcott has been a well known and respected resident of Barry county for many years. Wesley Fox was in Grand Rapids Monday where he purchased a new boiler for Fox 4 Son’s saw mill. He also bought a new moulder for cutting all kinds of moulding^-juat what this place has long needed. Married.—At the German M. B. par­ sonage. by Bev. G. Bertram, on the 21st, Mr. John Nagler and Miss Helen Moore were united in the bonds of holy matri­ mony. Mr. George Teeple of Irving town­ ship was 87 years old Saturday Sept. 27. The old gentleman Is still hale and hearty and apparently "feels just as young as he used to be. Mr. A. M. Herrington has on exhlblHon at the county fair thia week a case of birds, and animals of the smaller class indiginous to this climate. The case contains 83 specimens, and is the most Interesting article on exhibition. Mr. Herrington has heretofore shown much skill as a taxidermist but this last production crowns all former ef­ forts and places him in the front rank of taxldermic artists. After the exhi­ bition at Hastings the case win be ship­ ped to a gentleman in Kingman. Kan­ sas and commands the sum ot 8100. It is needless to add that the rare ooliecUonistheeUervedof aU‘ as it stands in Its nook in Art Hall. • MIDDLEVILLE- F TspMrf'n'Xi stoppwl on the street Ttiraday. <«*> mule being labeled onJte fly blanket, one "Danger, the other ’jSwO-DonneUwon many friends, .nd no doubt many vote* while In UNDERTAKERS Calls Promptly Responded to. FURNITURE! Call and See our Stock and Prices. Middleville, Friday. Another change has been made in the .kiting rink. It Is two storie. high, instead of one. The aeoond story wW ”attod up for a hall, which will prob­ ably be the largest In this part of the state, 40x120 feet. „ «I think Phil. Colgrove will g<* a bsadsome majority in Thomapple. alK> In the county, I think lie will be elected. No man on the tick* la of election than Judge Smith; * rote for Mm." Conrermtlmi with a WHOLE NO. 1525. havoc with the fences north and ea»tx>f Morgan. Quite a number of the citizens went to Nashville to hear R. E. Frazer talk on the political issues of the day. and were well paid and came home satisfied. Some of the prohibitionists have con­ cluded that they had the wrong pig by the ear and have concluded to work and vote with the republican party here­ after. Worth Johnstown. Mr. Webster has his new house near­ ly completed. Mrs. Gabel Risbridger has gone to Jackson visiting relatives. Mrs. Bailey, of New York, has been visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity. The school in this district closed last Tuesday. Mrs. John Haugh is visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity. Mr. J. C. Davis has returned to his home at Galesburg, Quite a goodly number of our citi­ zens attended one of the fairs during the past week. Mrs. Jacob DeCriester was buried from the M. E. church, on Tuesday of last week. Mrs. 0. G. Goes is entertaining a friend from Kalamazoo. Mrs. Milo Goes has friends visiting her. Kellogg.Flower and Miss Mary Rich­ ards were married at the residence of the bride’s parents on Wednesday last. They have the hearty good wishes of a large circle of friends for their future prosperity and happiness. ’ James Richards and wife are the parents of a baby boy. Rev. Mr. Osinga, of Plainwell, filled the M. E. pulpit Sabbath morning. Carlton. Stillwell dislocated his shoulder. Open lodge, Saturday. Oct. 18th. The reading match was interesting. Ed. Jones’ colt took the premium. James Carpenter's horse served like­ wise. • Orvin Wright has returned to Carl­ ; the heart of a democrat. The rattled musket that fell from him with his taat shot became the tboughttaw toy of hfa boy; but not a hand that played with it was the hand of a democrat. The babe he kissed crowed and crowed for his return, and its unwitting and unan­ swered notes were not from the throat of a democrat. The tear-sojled camp letters which the mother read aloud in the long, bitter evenings, while the boys clustered at her knees, did not fall upon democratic ears. The girls sobs, blend­ eel with the mothers weeping, did not ma^e democrats of their brothers. Perhaps the father had been a demo­ crat all his life! The children go to school. There is not a democrat on its benches. The first reader contains the portrait of Abraham Lincoln—that kind and sturdy face never made a democrat On its simple pages, in words of one or two syllables, is told the story of his birth and death. That story’ never made a democrat In the pranks of the play ground the name silences the frolicsome and makes the jolliest grave. The name never made a democrat. In the pictures that light up the geography are tiie firing on Fort Sumter and the death of Ellsworth. Those pictures make no democrats. The first page of the history contains a representation of the surrender of Lee at Appomattox. No boy ever gazes on that and ever after avows himself a democrat. In the higher grades the same subtle and unresisted influence is. at work. The text-book contains extracts from patriots speeches during the war. ThoSe speeches make no democrats. The great battles are briefly described; the narrative has no democratic listen­ ers. The strain of martial music runs through the readers, and that music makes no democrats. Sketches of the great generals are given; the brave deeds arouse the enthusiasm of the lads, but there are no democrats among them. The horrors and sufferings of the slaves are told; the maddened blood that mounts the boy’s cheek is not dem­ ocratic blood: The curse of slavery has pursued the democratic party, and has hounded it to its death. Therefore, let it die; and no Up will be found to say a prayer over the grass on its grave. The late defeat need not be attributed to any other causes. The result was accomplished because the youths of the repubUc are not democratic. That par­ ty is therefore without a future and without a hope. The malediction of the war has palsied its brain. The curse of slavery nas poisoned its blood and rotted its bone. Let it die. ton. Kershner is now the township clerk. The*fifteenth of this month all having friends (and others) in the Fuller cem­ etery will meet there, to improve the grounds. The ladies are to do their part by furnishing refreshments. The grounds are sadly in need of such labor, and it is expedient that many turn out. No doubt the open lodge will be In­ teresting. A good deal of time is taken and as this is to show the public some best Baking powder. of our secret doings, the invitation is OBA.NGEVILLE. extended to one and all. No charge for INTERESTING TESTS MADE BT THE Mr. Ware spoke acceptably the admission. GOVERNMENT CHEMIST. Diamond school house Tuesday eve­ ning. Dr. Edward G. Love, the present an­ Do not forget the Willard meetings, From the Chicago Times. Wednesday, Nov; W.* alytical chemist for the Government, has recently made some interesting ex­ Gun Lake House grove Tuesday after­ The recent presidential election has periments as to the comparative value noon, and in the evening at the school of baking powders. Dr. Love’s tests shown that there is an invincible reason house here. .were made to determine what brands The township of Priairieville is being why the democratic party can never Vre the most economical to use, and as their capacity lies in their leavening win a national victory. re-surveyed by J» Q. Creasy, in order to It is that the youths of this republic power, tests were directed solely to as­ establish permanent quarter poets on certain the available gas of each pow-* each section. Seems to us as though are not democratic. The sons of dem­ der. Dr. Love’s report gives- the fol­ that might be done in this township to ocratic fathers have grown up republi­ lowing: cans. So long as slavery and the war Strength cubic Name <X the good advantage. . baking powden. chcs gns per esc) ounce of powder. Fishing on the lake is quite good for linger with the memory of Americans, the youths of the republic will continue (cream tartar, -powder) ......... 127.4 Royal (< -------------------------- ,............... . the season. A number of eels have ' ’ im ......... l>een captured in both Gun and Pine to grow up republicans, and slavery Patapsco (alum powder).................. 125.2* and the war will be remembered as long Rumford’s (phosphate) fresh..... 122h* lakes lately. Rumford’s ^phosphate) old............. 82.7 Orangeville will poll a large •vote as the public school system exists. Hanford’s None Such, fresh............ 121.65 The public schools have slain the Hanford's None Such, old............... 84.3 this year. At the election of*’82, the democratic party with the text-books. Redhead*............................................... 117D* vote was nearly 60 short. Charm (alum powder)...................... 11«^* Dr. Turner seems to be slightly im- It is vain for statesman to declare that Amazon (alum powder).................... IllJ there were as many democrats as repulv- Cleveland* (shortweight oz.). .110.8 proved in health. licans in the Union army. It is vain to Sea Foam................................................107J Most of the people hereabout atten­ affirm that the war for the preservation Czar............................................................ IMS ded the Plainwell fair. ASTien the man­ Dr. Price*............................. <.............. IMffi agers of the Barry county agricultural of the Union coujd not have been car­ Snow Flake (Groff’s, St Paul).... 101.8 ried to a successful close without the Lewis’ Condensed ............... 98.2 society show as much enterprise as aid of the democratic party. It is idle Congress yeast...................................... 97h their Plainwell brethren, they can ex­ for philanthropy to suggest that the at­ Pearl............................-........................... M2 pect as good a fair, not l/efore. titude of that party toward the war in C. E. Andrews & Co.* (contains alum......................................... *78.1" the beginning was a humane one; that Herkers MORO O-THORW APPLE“ And now all is quiet since the little it was inspired by the higher and bet­ GiDets episode at the depot at Morgan the ter wish that the cause of the conflict Bulk . •In his report, the government chem­ should be peaceably removed, and the other night. ist says: “I regard au alum powders as Those parties are gone and the boys spilling of brothers’ blood by ‘brothers’ very ' unwholesome. Phosphate and will not need that tar or those feathers. hands be avoided. The democratie^r- tartaric acid powdf i liberate their gas baking, or under The people hereabouts nearly all at­ ty has been ideally identified with slav­ too freely in procea varying climatic changes suffer deter­ tended the fair at Hastings last week. ery and slave-holding. ‘ The republican party is ideally iden­ ioration.” Dr. F. S. Hull was in the neighbor­ Dr. H. A. Mott, the former govern­ tified with emancipation and the war. ment chemist, after a careful «nd etabhood Thursday of last week. Mrs. and Miss Emma Ruckle were Therefore are the youths of the country visiting with Mr. Jacob Ruckle atMor- incapable of being democratic. There­ fore the democratic party can never gan the past week. Reported that Mr. Ames, of Maple win a national victory. Thk Kalamazoo Telegraph of ths 8th The boys who catch the ballots that Grove, took a dose of poison last Thurs­ contains the following relative to Maj. day night from the effects of which he fall from their stiffened hands are re­ publicans. This can not be denied. Anderson: died. At the railroad meeting tart evening WeB, well; it is too bad that a man The curae of slavery has potaoned the Maj. G. M. AnJ should let prohibition bo muddle hta blood and rotted the bone of the demo­ himself. The cratic party. The malediction of the brain that he will forget to hobk his hta unique aad team fast to the wagon and fasten the war has palsied its brain. The young wife who held the babe up neck yoke, but simply snap the lines, jump into the wagon and tell his team to kirn the father m he hunted to the to go- Behold, the horses start, but the tap of hta departing regiment has not wagon dore not. Such was the occur- Hucktad a democrat. The weary foot of anoe with a certain prohibitionist not the gray grandmother who watched the 6 more than a thoasaod miles from Barryvflkj not long since. ( Some parties unknown broke in the The chair that the aoldter father arm windows and atoned the bouse of Jamea D. Miller, or better known as Limber . on the night of October 2d. m �policy as that? Is it not better to adopt a paMcy that wiD give profitable employment to American labor and capital? Protection to home indus­ tries will de this. The reason for the stagnation in manufacturing centers to-day is fear of democratic tariff tink­ ering. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. , Hastings, Micil, October 9,1884. ReprtlicaD National Ticket. FeF President, JAMES G. BLAINE, ' . Maine. For Vice President, JOHN A. LOGAN, of TUinoie. 8TATK_TICKET. Far Governor—RV88E1J. A. ALGER, of Warne. For Lieutenant Governor—ARCHIBALD Rt’TTAB8. of Charlevoix. For Secretary of State—HARRY A. CONANT. For Sate’rreaaurer-EDWARD H. BUTLER, For Auditor General-WILLIAM C. STEVENS, of Washtenaw. For Comtnluioner of the Land Office—MINOR 8. NEWELL, of Genesee. FwAttoruey General-MOSES TACGART, of For Superintendent of Public Instructions— HERSCHELL R. GAM, of HlUsdale. For Member of the State Board of Education— JAMES M. BALLOU. For Congress. Third District-J AMES O'DON­ NELL, of Jackson. For Senator. 13th District-JOHN CARVETH. of Middleville. REPUBLICAN COUNT/ TICKET. For Representative in the Slate Legislature— ENOCH ANDRUS. For Judge of Prolmte—CLEMENT SMITH. Far Sheriff—JOHN Q. CRESSY, -­ For Clerk—CHARLES M. MACK. For Prosecutin* Att>—PHILIP T. COLGROVE h..- ■ -■ ml J.I i>GAP. F. NYE For Treasurer—FREDERICK ALEXANDER. For Circuit Court CoininlMloinr-.—PHILIP W. NISKERN and JAMES B. MILLS. For Surveyor—SETH PRATT. For Coroners—Dr. A. P. DRAKE and Dr. J. W. SACKETT. In reply to a letter of inquiry, we would say that oar candidate for president Is Benj. F. But­ ler; our candidate for ym-ernor, Josiah W. Resole;. our candidates for other state, congress­ ional, legislative and county officers are men Who will vote for Benj. F. Butler for president. None others need apply.—Hastings Journal, July IMtei. Editorial Notes. i The Journal is worried because we did not publish Fanning's appointments in Barry county. If Mr.XJchty, chair­ man of the greenback couhty commit­ tee, or Mr. Hayee, chairman of the dem­ ocratic county committee should bring a list of their speakers, and dates and places for their meetings to us, we should inform them that we were run­ ning a republican paper. If Mr. Pow­ ers, chairman of the republican county committee, should take a list of repub­ lican meetings to the Journal or Demo­ crat he would be informed that they would be published at advertising rates if at all. Mr. Fanning is a third party prohibitionist. His aim is to destroy the republican party in order that the prohibition party may susceed. His views are not our views. His party is not our party. Why should we favor his party any more than we should the greenback or democratic party ? NeitiK Mr. Lichty nor Mr. Hayes would have the cheek to ask such a favor of us—it takes lota of, it for any party to ask such a privlege of an opposition party. It exceeds courtesy to request such a thing; it goes into the realm of solid, hard cheek. Of course the Journal will ■publish the appointments. Its editor has said many times that the prohibi­ tion party drew two votes from the re­ publicans to one from the fusionists. Of course it will.‘‘taffy" them, and give them a grand “send off.’^VBut would the Journal do this if two out of three of its members came from the green­ back party ? Not to any very great* ex­ tent. We wonder often that those re­ publicans who have gone into the pro­ hibition party do . pot stop and think why their action is so pleasing to dem­ ocrats and greenbackers. Have prohi­ bitionists anything to hope for from the fusion party in Michigan? Do they pretend to hope for anything from them? Not at all. And yet they are willing to take that sort of a course that is especially pleasing to the fusion­ ists. Prohibitionists are pleased by the democracy; which means that prohibi­ tionists are doing what the whisky ele­ ment of Michigan moat desire of them. Self protection is one of the first laws of nature, as it should be of nations. There are strong as well as weak nations. There are nations invulnera­ ble in some points, while weak in oth­ ers. Between nations there is contin­ ually being waged warfare for com­ mercial supremacy. If the weaker na- destruction to many of her' industrial interests. Our weakness in this com‘ mercial warfare are three; first, labor costs more here than in European coun­ tries; second, rates of interest are high­ er here than there; third, they have had much more experience than we in man­ ufacturing. To compete on a par with the European manufacturer, the Amer­ ican must get his labor and capital as cheap, and have equally as good facili­ ties for business. This would be free trade; and free trade is not possible here under any other circumstances. The American laborer would never submit to accepting the same wages as gan? We are credibly informed that the speaker of the evening, the poetic sweet singer, stated that it takes 830 to buy as good a suit of clothes in this country as can be bought in England for 810. When the speaker made that The Banner has refrained from statement, the chairman of the meet­ commenting on the nomination of Mr. ing, Mr. Gurd, an Englishman but not John Carveth, because we feared that a voter,'became ao disgusted with this we would arouse public expectation tc recklessly untruthful statement and so good a candidate, only to dash their others of the same kind, that he left hopes again by announcing he had de­ the chair and the meeting. When the clined the nomination. Mr. Carveth speaker began he had a fair house. has been in quite poor health, and we When the meeting closed but 12 re­ were afraid he might not be willing, on mained. that account, to enter into the cam­ After twenty years of protection paign. But we are happy to announce that his health is improved and he has thousands of workingmen are to-day in a worse condition than were the slaves concluded to let his name remain on before the war. The miners of Ohio the ticket. He needs no introduction and Pennsylvania—protected industries from us. His long residence in the —are, when at work, allowed barely county, his wide reputation as a law­ enough for subsistence, and when out of work they are dependent upon pub­ yer, his pronounced views on all public lic charity, and many of them are now questions, have given him an extensive living in tents furnished by the state acquaintance in Barry county. He is government.—Journal. Bern Butler says that fear of demo­ as favorably as he is widely known. Mr. Carveth Is one of the most promin­ cratic tariff-tinkering and free trade is. ent temperance men in Barry county. the reason why hundreds of mills and None more fearlessly or ably than he factories are to-day shut down, and advocates the submission of a consti­ thousands of men thrown out of em­ tutional prohibitory amendment. He ployment. Why doesn’t the Journal would be a strong man in the Michigan publish Ben Butler’s opinion and give senate, and would take rank as the peer the democratic party the censure it de­ . of any of its leaders. What better tim­ serves? ber can Barry county send to Lansing, The fear of the action of the democ­ in the interests of temperance and all racy in congress has so far paralyzed other just causes, than John Carveth American enterprise and business, that and Enoch Andrus? mills are everywhere closing, mines Gen. Thomas Ewing was the demo­ cratic nominee for governor of Ohio in 1879, and is one of the oldest and best known democratic leaders in that state. Gen. Ewing is quoted in the Cleveland Leader as writing as follows of Mr. Blaine: He is my kinsman and intimate friend. In every private relation of life—as son, husband, father, friend— I know no kinder, purer or better man; and among our public men he stands nninrtMMd as an embodiment of the' spirit and genius of the American peo­ ple. I don’t believe if every letter he ever wrote and every word he ever ut­ tered were published to the world that they would fasten on him a single act or thought of official corruption. If a man be true in all private relations, as from boyhood I have known him to be, he is not likely to be false to the people. —Detroit Post ' <-,. Bear It Constantly In Mind. 1 Use it; and you won’t be-tboubled with Buck wheat Itch. POWDER Absolutely Pure. The New Gem Pan—The latest thing out then the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In competition with the multitude of low twt. short weight, alum or phosphate powders. SoM onh in cans. Royal Hakjxo Fowdxk co.,.106 Wall BL, N. Y. -octMta The Journal insists that about every other man in its party is bought up by the republicans. If weshad .such an opinion as that of the republican party we would get out of it! The idea that the members of the greenback or any other party sell their votes is unworthy the belief of any honest, honorable man. The Journal is greatly concerned be­ cause the soldiers are going to vote for Alger. Don’t worry. He’s the man who is to be the next governor. The people of this stat# will give Begole a “little red book” with passes up Salt river, Bring in your old stoves. them cheaply. REMEMBER THREE FACTS. Republicans should have a thorough will organization in each school district in and1 Barry county. Committeemen should will see that every republican is registered. For To vote for Blaine is to vote to seat the benefit of each we publish below honesty, statesmanship and patriotic the list of electors representing the two Americanism in the presidential office. candidates, which those proposing to Pennington's little jack-knife is com­ “scratch" can cut out and preserve for reference. You “pay your money and ing home to rooei. It was a cold day for him when he disturbed that bird. take your choice:’’ Greenback. The farmer who votes for free trade Moses W.FWd? H?rman Gocschel, John W. Flanders. votes to destroy his own home market Andrew N. Herahaw, Hiram O. Row, Fred Carnahan. Alfred L. Millard, Is that wise? A. S. Dyckman. Wm. D. Thompson, J. J. Watkins, “Opinions are but little things.” said' Wildman Mills. John Wesley 135 years ago. We think However the best way to make sure that opinions which are backed by ex that your vote is not misrepresented is perienceare substantial. The masses who use Dr. Bigelow’s Positive Cure all to vote for Blaine straight. speak highly of it for coughs, oolds, Mr. Long, candidate for sheriff on the whooping cough, croup, bronchitis, fusion ticket, says he was not with the asthma, influenza, and all throat and party who told Mr. Osgood that Mr. lung diseases. Its cure is safe, speedy and permanent. Price 50 cents and one Creasy had promised to appoint three dollar; trial bottles free of Fred’k greenbacks of Hope deputy sheriffs Hotchkiss. if they would support him (Creasy.) fit of the correction. The belt on earth, can truly be said He also says he of Griggs’Glycerine Salve, which is a er find cure • We will repair We have a few second hand stoves to sell at reasonable rates. Stove Pipe and Stove Rods a specialty. It is positively proven that Zoa-Phoni (“Dr. Pengellv’s Woman’s Friend”), is the best known remedy for all complaints peculiar to Women, young or old. For sale by FREDERICK HOTCHKISS. DR. DAVID We have no telephony; but you can bring your orders directly to us and they will be promptly attended to. Endless quantities of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware at prices that defy competition. Those who owe us are respectfully invited to call and pay at once. It will be cheaper to settle with us than a collector. Evans & Brooks. BUGGIES! KENNEDY’S Now is Your Jime to Buy REMEDY arising from nn impure >tata of the BLOOD. ,, To woman who anftetfrom tay of the Ills pecu­ liar to their aax It (» an unfailing friend. AU aajsifiEta Dt- YOU A FIRST-CLASS BUGGY. The Narrow Escape °L» Maaeochuaett* Engineer.-, Timely I shall soon commence laying floor and Sleep after fatigue, and health after disease, ore two of the sweetest experiences known to man. Fourteen yean is a long time In which m suffur,J}^ ®r- peUr JAwler, of Dalton, M&ss.. had led a miserable life for mot period Ujroufin She presence of stone in the bladder. That he wraght In all direct tons for a cure Is an almost superfluous statement. He did obtain making other improvements for my Skating „ „ _ DaLTOX. Miw, February ft Dear Dr. Kennedy :-Tlie day after I'rame I have on hand a large stock of Open and An anomoly in the campaign in this county is that the Journal Is talking free trade while its presidential candi­ date is making protective tariff speeches. Many democrats declare they not vote for the Butler electors many greenbackers declare they not vote for Cleveland electors. Jack Knives till you can’t rest. JQADIES OF HASTINGS. The Journal accuses the chairman of 2nd— Any Lady needing such a remedy and postponing the greenback county committee of be­ the use of Zoa - rhora, ing a salary grabber. It does not say makes a dangerous (per­ so in -that many words; but it says that i haps fatal) mistake. of L. E. Knappen and Clement Smith, when John Lichty was equally interest­ ed with them in the suit The truth of the matter is that there was nothing done in the case referred to that was not thoroughly honorable and fair, and Mr. Lichty will tell the Journal editor so himself. Don’t sit in a glass bay Ohio elects her congressmen and part window wtxen you attempt to throw df her state ticket next Tuesday. That stones at other people, state was carried by the democrats in Pennington bolds up his pocket-knife 1882 and 1883 by majorities ranging and says it cost him 81.00; and were it from 12/100 to 20,000. The ^entire not for tariff, it would cost him but 60 election machinery of the state is in democratic hands. There has been dis- cents. 7. Ben. Butler stated *in n his , Grand , a satisfaction over the Scott liquor laws ^pida 8*eech ?at “**• of . . . . . _ ... wprp npvnr an nnonn na nnw nn.l wai.o srd-Everr Woman, sickly or healtty, should that has damaged the republican party. were never so cheap as now, and were read Dr. rencelly’s book, “Adrice to Mothers cheaper in this country than in Eng­ concerning tUscaaes of woman and children. ' The Germans and the prohibitionists Free to any lady reader of this paper. Pretage land. Either Pennington or Butler Id sealed envelope, 1 cents. Address, both deserted the republicans. The R. PKNGELLY * CO.. is mistaken. Kalamazoo. Mich. state is all right in November. But on Gen. Alger is as good a temperance man as David Preston. He is as good a Presbyterian as David Preston is Methodist. He never drank liquor but once and that was when he was carried wounded and fainting from the battle field. While Gen. Alger was riding at the head of his regiment amid the bull­ ets and sabers of 66 battles, David Pres­ ton was at home, behind his bank coun­ ter, making money out of the war­ reaching like a Shylock for more ducats. With these truthful facts in view it would seem to require a mighty small and mean and narrow and bigoted soul to attempt to belittle Gen. Alger in the interest of David Preston. But that is what Rev. Presiding Elder James Hamilton tried to do in his speech last Friday.—St, Johns Republican. ' That we sell Schofield Patent Cake Griddle shut up, furnaces blown out and every kind of employment so curtailed that the machanic and workingmen are not earning enough to support life in com­ fort; so that the farmer even, deprived of a home market, and crushed down by discriminating rates of transporta­ 1st— tion, finds his corn, wheat and wool lower than it has been within the pres­ ent generation.—Ben. Butler to the democratic national convention. The Vermontville Hawk reported state issues it is exceedingly doubtful, with chances favoring the democrats in last week that John Carveth had dethe October election, owing to dissatis­ clihed the republican nomination for faction over purely state matters. state senator. The Hawk has no auth­ These will not enter into the November ority for such a statement. Mr. Car­ contest We expect to see the republi­ veth is in the race and will get there. cans make gains; but cannot say that He will -make as creditable a senator we expect a republican victory. We As any district in Michigan will send to ' Lansing. are hopeful however. • ' and they are sufficiently formidable to ta.tifv the claim that KENNEDY’S Favorite pin/ Rink, which I intend opening about Oct. 1st. Top Carriages, Phaetons, 3 Spring and Plat­ form Wagons, whicfrl must close out before opening the Rink. scsss ■m coin* to'Write It U now th^ D*"’Ince "tat 1 went to are jST told yon then I was troubled with Sidney for about flneen I l If you are thinking of buying a buggy of any Jcind, call and see me. LYON&HKALY I will sell you A 1 Good and save you some money. �VOL. XXIX. NO. 25. HASTINGS, MICH., OCTOBER 9, 1884. DISCOVERED a NEW STORE IN BUSINESS OF DRY GQODS AND CLOTHING. LEWIS STERN’S I Is the place where you can get the Most Goods for Your Money. DO YOU WANT A A NICE SILK DRESS IN ALL THE NEW SHADES? DO YOU WANT A Black or Colored Cashmere, An Ottoman Suiting, or Plaid Goods? . ■ . ( All of the Latest Styles. LADIES HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, WOOL AND COTTON FT an NELS, LACES, RIBBONS, &c. CLOAKS, RUSSIA CffiCULARs' NEWMARKETS AND JERSEYS UUtUUnARS> We lefy 3i>y other merchant in the county to show a finer and larger assortment of roods, and we kim". by the amount of goods we toll that the PRICES ABE KIGHT. ° e°°™’ MEN’S SUITS FOR $4.00. MEN’S SUITS FOR $5.00 and $7.00. MEN'S ALL WOOL FOR $8 and $10. CHILDREN’S SUITS FOR $2.00. CHILDREN’S SUITS FOR $3.00. BOY’S SUITS FOR $3.25 and $4. OVERCOATS. . Men’s Overcoats for $2.50; Men’s Overcoats, $5.00; Boys’ Overcoats, $2.00. IIMDFRWFAR U IW L n VV LM n. SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 25 cents. SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 40 cents. Collars, Ties, Trunks, Valices,-&c. Hats and Caps an immense stock. Call Etnd. See LEWIS STERN, He Sell Goods the Cheapest of any jfan in the County. < To lUndat Malaria, Arnie, Fever*. Headache, linos, m mcaiuetn-iuM-a. Colds. name) Kidney vi.nca.tc, Disease, ram Pain In the Side or Back. Constipation or Costlrrness, keep Z0-PE-8A handy. arid take a dose twice a week. It acts upon the Liver and Stomach like a magic. Bound to Reduce Stock! PARTIES DESIRING ■■HUb” Courb Care, 33 Cent J Prescription of n iWon physician, dispensed . 4car* by a Boston druraiist. One dow will cure any <»nlin*n cough. It act* nlinost magically. AA any dealer to get you a 25 cent tM>ttl<- of -flub” Cough Cure, and don’t be put off with aw other ! CLOTHING, CLOTHING! Ready-Made or Made to Order, Constipation makes half ihe peopls sick. You are dizzy, hat•• bad breath and taste, can t eat. can’t ri«5P well, head nervous, Irrliable. Can’t wore It off. can’t rest It off. Well, jour Uver must lie Ihrlgurited. sest properly. Now save ajdqctor n bill win a botUc of ZO-TB-8A. You will be surprised with a few doses. Zoi’KSA is a positive cure for those troubles, because It acts upon the Stomach and Liver and through the Liver the system and Bo«Tl. must bvT-gulau-i. Ask for a sample ol Fred.k Hotchkiss- BT0RIB8 ON ROAD. Commercial TraveterToZ W«y»W<- Inn —Something to Put in ■ Grip**®*, For the Next Sixty Days Should Chll at the "Srk^rwpSttoL Thto.for Un, who ™ house, and ii of the couj—.■ mnounU almoat to a dnwj* iCSS water and trum nnruu. And See the Low Prices at which we are offer ing our goods. E. S. PIERCE, UNDER TOWER BLOCK. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH wa». for * Bin all 8 Y«Tlt Mr- ■MS! 1 Sour* far eating r«ro.plrtn a travellsaora whlk^The-J^I* „Wment T&itoMth?!1M??.J? rot.row in nrooou 1° NASBY. Mr. Naabjr Encounters « (From the Toledo Blade.] „ , . OosrEDcarr A. boam. > (wich U In the State ur Koutuckr) I Sepojtnber, IBM. . j Thor come to tho Corners ytoterdsy a rnesmorisi wich claimed that by mys“Iwkh he h’d »»• oral gift, ba rood pttt any perron Into . lranoa,_ln winh rondiabeo he wood be enabled lo penetrMe the dim ud mjety *°ra,»U wu wuz to happen I declined lo bo experimented wuh, far ‘'iou t want to know My. tbinj about tae fntur. lor teer that it I?.*°4?K,“b10 lb' •’■■bo. rath. The pant u qnite eoulf tur me Mr pan hez not bm ro cheerful ez to icdooro me to look lorrerd Into the tueber wink 1 am ehoor la lo be nothin but a dbmal wpetlaltn. Ifhen I think iiL r^*5‘ J. hU F°n" ^'W. “r the times I hev bln kicked off uv trancs for want uv money to .pay ixret, uv the skirmishin I hev hed for food? uv the experiences I hev bin compelled to re­ port to fur cleen ahlrta, even goin so fur ez to break my sleep by sittin up till after twelve at nite that I mite borrer em off my nabpr’s line, uv all the slings and arrers uv dutrageo >s forchoon that I hev endoored. I don’t want to know wat is to happen to me. 1 hed rather live in the fairy realms uv hope, and take things ez they come. I kin endoor horrors singly, but I do no: koer to encounter em 'when they are massed in armies. Bin. nevertheless. I hed curiosity to know wat wuz to happen, cspeshlv in a politikfe way, and so I indoosl ‘that old Sa.nt, Dcekin Pogrnm. to submit bhMelf t’o the Perfesjor and take an exeflrsiou into the fucher. The Perfesscr made *3 lot uv passe-, over the Deakin’s venerable Loa and declared him sufficiently mesmerized, and asked The Uktekin to sav wat he saw. with the Deekin did thus: “I see.” murmured the Deekin, hi* eyes fixed on vucan y. “Um pure and S'lells citizen Cleveland in the White ouse and that other pure and irre­ proachable n an Beecher smilin b?hiuently onto him. I set- In Cleveland’s Cabinet ouite another stile uv men than them which hev bin sitliu in Presiden­ tial councils for twenty-four years. Ther to Jetl'son Daviv Secretary of State, and the other mem tiers are'all Confederii soljers wich distinguished theirselves in the grate struggle for the Southern sys­ tem. * . “I see In tho Custom House and Poirt-oilis at Noo’ Orleans and Mobeel aud Atlanty, and all the other pints in the South, from the biggest to the smallest, the Radikel Kepublikins cleenod out and ther places tilled with Confedrit soldiers. Tl»e Government employe* are not whtos! n ex they go to ther work: ’Halo Columby* or *Tne Star-Spangled Banner.’ but' the f>oloiospiring stranes uv -The Bonnie. Bloo Flag’ and ’Dixie’ greet my ravished ear. •' 1 see an eleckshun acene. The Fedrel laws for the preservasben uv the integrity uv the ballot box hev bin re­ peeled, and tho gentlemen uv the South hevhow the power in ther -own hands. They sit at the poles and they determine who she! vote jukI who shtd not. There is not a nigger in site, tor ther day is over. “ I *ee the laws for the pcrteckshun uv niggers is all reveled, and the labor uv the South is got back to suthin like wat it snood be. The nigger isn’t a slave no more, but lie otnns ez clost to it ez is pofi'iblo. He isn't j>ermiitid to testify in the courts agin a white man. he hez no vote, and he is, praktilly. wunsl more a servant unto hto brethren, hallelloogy. •• I see a still more gladder site wich warms the cockiestv~ my old hurt. 1 see the debt made by the ttoafedracy pul onto a e ;ality with the debt in curd by the Fedrel Gorerment, and bonds uhood kiverin all alike.. I sc Confedrit soliers [>enshund jist Un­ same ex Fedrel soljers, the Cop^ederii •jee that it wuz only a contest betwixt the seokshuus ex it were, bein adoptld, and one side is jist ez much entitled to considerashun ez the other. “1 soe the South made rich in oonsekence. The penshuns uv Confedrit soljers hez bin compootid with increst iron) the close uv the war. and they hev bin paid in. bonds which bare intrest at four per cont. I myself hev proved my sems in the Con'eiirit army, and h .w in >ny pokkit now all my Uack pay. “I see all the property| destroyed in the South paid for in the same way. i hev myself bin’paid for 113 mules capchered by John Morgan when he raided Chis part uv Kentucky, and I soe my seh livin In comfort on the intrust. •• I see yoodl’arson, in the Pnat-offto nt the Corners, and me in the Collector’s offis. I see Lubbock, the nigger, wich hez held the place sence Grant’s fust term, hangin to a tree in front uv Bas­ com’s, and Pollock and Bigler gittin out uv town, pursood by tho infooriat-d populis wich is thirsUn fur ther bkxxl. I see Bascom smiitn from ear to ear, ez we actilly pay fur drints instid uv remnrkin to him, ’’ 1st mark it down.” 1 see the Fedrel offiscs ’all over the broad land filled with Dimocrata, a sweepin cban.e bevin bin made in the interest uv reform, from tho highest to the lowest, and the gin-mills rejoice with, exceed in grate joy. “I see the wheels uv time roiled backward, and matters reversed—that everything done bv the Republican party for the last twenty-four years to done awav with, from the emauelpa sben uv the niggers to the tohooing uv hiaabnel money“1 sen the goats uv StonwaH J a*on •nd Hood, m3 ForroM u><! them beriro from tbelr traroz rod fine Uic korun uv latter ez they see wat they fought and died for the field realized WHOLE NO. 1525. rastom-hdtMe in the Croe« Roads, the contract price uixwicb will be a miiyun,bnt winh will cost live milyuns alore it is completed. I see me and yoo, Par­ son. and M’Pelterherin contra’x c-n the same, and riding in our kerridges and wnrin dimund pins e/. big ez iilckry nuts. ‘I see the whole kentrv under the controle uv the South, we a taxin the Government for our behoof, wich, ez wo don’t pay the taxea. will be giorv court tor one four years. ' "I see the Limocrisy uv the North bculln’ at our feet ez uv yoar, and we dictatin’ polity to em ex we did store the war. . *d««e a Solid South, one in feelin’, one in sentiment, one in ackshen, and one tn’assaultin’ the Naslmel Treasury. *‘I see Bascom smilin’ and bendin’ onto us. and aolissitin our custim. for lo! we shall hev money to pay cash instid uv asking for credit and then payin' totrest onto wat'we hev had. till it assooms the shape uv a mortgage.” Ther wuz on the old saint’s face ez he uttered these profettik words a seraph­ ic smile, a look uv entire satisfackahen, wich wuz berenty. The color in bis nose deepened, his rheumy eyes glowed with an onearthly fire, and, in fact, the did, ef it wuz only a dreem, and that dreem l.istin a minit. lie awoke from the trance. • Did he actilly see wat his words indikated? Uv course be did. Wat else are we uv the South workin for? Wat else do we strive and struggle for Nashnel successfor? May the good Lord send us the victry we desire, that the good Dee kin’s wonu may be profiutik. Tetholium V. Nasdy. . (Hopeful.) “The Worse for the Neighbors.” Mr. Schurz has been not onlf » polit­ ical Ishmaelite, but a wanderer on tho face oi Uie earth. It would be unkind to refer to his or’ginal migration across the Atlantic, because Germau-Am^ricans ought not to be reminded unneces­ sarily ot the birthplace of one of their number who has so frequently insulted thorn by assuming that he carried their vote< in his pocket. Without reference to his Euro|>ean career, it will serve the present purpose if we remark that Mr. Schurz has bad no permanent abid­ ing-place. He has lived East and West, in Wisconsin, Missouri, Illinois. Wash­ ington and New York, and never long enough anywhere to identity himself with any community and to form neigh­ borly associations. Thto fact account, for his low opinion of other men's neighbors. At Chicago, for example, he referred with contempt to the splen­ did tribute of respect and confidence which Mr. Blaine’s neighbors, tlic voters of Augusta, hare rendered this week at the polling-places. “As to the large Republican majorities in Maine being a vindication of MY. ’ Blaine, it is only so much the worse for his neigh­ bor., I” This is the judgment of the mercenary and scllish sneerer who has wandered from State to State and (run/ city to citv and never succeeded in sur­ rounding himself with either neighbors or friends. “It • is only so much the worse for Mr. Blaine’s neighbors.” if they have faith and confidence lift him after knowing him and having business, relatione with him for thirty years! One of Mr. Schurz’s political jdlies, at present, is Mr- Beecher. Another cam­ paign will probably find them on oppo­ site sides, and Mr. Schnr.4 will then be as ready to defame his associate of to day as be is now pleased to compliment him. The hnud of this political Ish­ mael is agam«t every man who does not employ him. and sooner or later he will be certain to attack those who are plotting with him against the ■ Repub­ lican party. Tho day will come when he will refer with dlsuuin and iron}’ (as his late partners and present alites al­ ready have) to the loyalty nhd con­ stancy with which Plymouth Church adhered to Mr. l eecher’s lortijnes tea years ago. The venerable"'cldrgvman wa> ihm charged with the mo6th>deo<is ufleocea, and hi> letters were cited by hostile critics as containing irrefutable proofs ot guilt. His neigh 4rs and parishioners, who had known pim for thirty years, read the letters ami de­ clined to pronounce him guilty! They accepted his explanations and over­ whelmed him with* tokens of affection and confidence.. What would Mr. beburz say of the Intrinsic value o such a verdict as that? ' Nothing but this: “So much the worse for Mr. Beecher's neighbors!” Yet tiro fact would remain that Mr. Beecher could not have held his ground for u single day if those friends and parishioners had not believed him innocent and held tip hto hands. If they had distrusted him. or supported him with hesitoBon. he would nave gone down. Sml otrtr Men would have said:t (‘Even his neighbors, who have known him most intimately and have had the best opportunities for judging of his motives, can n&t understand his letters, and look upon him with doubt and sus­ picion.” if Mr. Schurz finds it easy to despise the verdict of the vicinage, hto colleague in the present campaign has had reason to be profoundly thankful for the prac­ tical evidences.which have been given of the loyalty and devotion of his friends and neighbors Mr. Beecher would have to confess that the ’ cMcom and constancy of his ueijibors carried him through the great crisis of his life, and that their faith in him was a stronger argument With the public in favor of hto innocence than any points 1 briefs or the evidence of the acarun . Elaine. Mr. 1 could seeking to emphasize. It to the cold prment aaaodate apd judgment -rf friend? which we have beau c Mr. Schurz* may despise such a vote jr conCde.nce as Mr. Bia ne has -received in Maine, Men generally will regard it ax oue r-f the strongest indication* that the Republican candidate is not what Mr. Scnurz with malevolent zeal and pettifogging arf«om<nt« represent him to t£, but rather a man of uublemtoheiTper-uiKtl honor, who s loved and respected by .his neighbors and intimate friends.—A. .. Tribune. ’ igrGeneral lio^rans one day last week predicted that Cleveland would carry Cali.’urnia by 6.000 ma ordy/and the next day be was »akcn sick and put to bod A nightmare of that si u is enough to make any man »fck.’—PkHa- , delpnia Ire.is. .' I^An incongruous feature of the Democratic position is the zeal in favor of civil service reform coupled with the most earnestly expressed intention to, “turn the rascals out.” Civil ser­ vice reform, as taught by the Demo­ crats. had jH-rujanence in oilice as s special feature of attraction, but let it be clearly understood this blessed per­ manence is not to begin until al! the present incumbents have been lifted, neck and heels together, out of their positions and room made for an equal number of Democratic heelers.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. tk2F Fortunately for the ooantrv there to a good prospect that the Republicans will elect a majority of the next H<>use of Representatives It will require a gain of forty scats1 to bring about that result- In'this Sta’e there will un­ doubtedly be a gain of several seats which were lost by Republican ap&thy • in 188iL The growing necessity for prudenCand intelligent financial legis­ lation, which the present Democratic House has refused to undertake, makes a change in the political control of that Ixxiy a matter of great importance to the business community.—Ji. J'. Trib- tar It to not long--only a few short weeks—since the Democratic organs were cuddling ex-Governor Butler in the most devoted manner. Now they turn their faces to the wall whoa they hear his name and speak of hun ai ‘•Ben Buller.” It is to be feared that before loug they will begin to < all him “Old Spoons” again. Somehow, since he committed the Democratic party to the care of Providence in the Chicago Convention, declnrinp that he coni 1 ac more lor it, and made known his inten­ tion to keep on running for the Pres dency, he is not nearly as treat and good a man ia the vf-limat ou of the organs as he was before.—Detroit PosL Democratic Victories. It is true tbqt outeide nf the solid South the Republicans. have earried every Stale that Ims held a Stale elec­ tion this year. Ii is true that the Re­ publican victories have been decisive and sweeping. It is true Uiat the Dem­ ocratic record for IbSl is one of defeat, humiliation and lo*s. Nevertheless, if act body says that the Democratic party ts ’ without cgusolation. he doesn’t know, or h-rgota, how very little :t take* to console the Democratic party. Aeeorfitog to Chair: man Enraum. of the Democratic Na­ tional* Committeet and nearly all the Ihjjnocratic organ-, the sncctHsive and overwhelming defeats of the Democratic partv in |8M hare- cash atfl >11 been realty Democratic victories—pe-haps a good deal disguised—Lait. h ter a‘l. cause for rejoicing! Mr. Btumum is ac­ cused by the New York Sop, Dcrubcratfe Tammany organ, of saying that “if the Republican majority in Maine to any less than 20,OL"', that would be a Democratic snccesa’’ aud the Demo­ crack organs made w.itatanUally the same remark. They nearly all took the position that anything lets than 25,000 Republican majority in Vermont was equivalent to a Dcrnorratic tri­ umph. The Republicans swopt Ver­ mont by more than 21.1X-0. Theroujxjn the Detroit Free tress argued that. 11 all the other-States acted like Vermont, the Democrats would win a glorious victoiy! So when the Republicans car­ ried Oregon, where the Democrats were in full power and possesion, making a gain of a Republican United States Sen­ ator, various Democratic journals argued that the Democratic party hod cause to rejoice! It would be difficult co oonceirc of a more complete triumph than the Ke-, publicans achieved in Maine. They won all the State offices, all the (.’ongreasmen. all the State Senators,. nearly all the State reprosentorires in the Leg­ islature; they carried every county m tho Statei with about all the county offices. But Democratic or^rans profres to consider this aort of thing really a triumph for the DetnocraBc. party! Early whirling up the Sbcnaodnali vrlley. wag bocwUng of the jreat Con­ federate victory. Being asked by * puzzled friend bow be figured out a Confederate victory when Early had lort nearly all hto gun/, moat of hia l»g. gage. dozens of battle Slags, a tremen­ dous lot of killed, wounded, and prison­ ers, and was fleeing wilh his routed arms’ for dear life, the soldier replied: •♦Why, more’D half of u* got vnf Democratic party is < �= THE OLD WORLD aod he will find the task hard­ er than at Foo Chow. Two months ago China was willing to conciliate and sat­ isfy France; now she is determined upon war.” Li Hung Chang asked Minister Young if the smallest State fa Europe would submit to a like oppression, to which Decree Against Sugar. the latter replied in the negative- Li Hung Chang said; “Then why should the greatest Nation in Asia?'’ He said the action of the French liad nullified the convention, but if OKMKRAL FORETGX INTELLIGEXCB. France had fulfilled tier obligations China Paris, Oct. 6.—General Dedlsle sends a had done likewise. ‘Uspatch stating that upon hearing tliat Chk Lokdox, Oct 2.—Through the media­ oeae troops between Bacle and Langsen tion of Queen Victoria and the Prince upon • the were moving forward, he took measures of Waite a compromise necessary to drive them back to* their gun­ Franchise and Redistribution bills is being arranged by Gladstone and the boats. A brilliant engagement eiwued. four Marquis of Salisbury. The conditions pro­ thousand Chinc.se troops being pitted posed for the compromise are tliat the Gov­ igainst him. Commander Clialie, of the ernment shall submit the Redistribution bill Maaeoe, was killed fa4he fight When the to .Parliament at the autumn session, the dispatch was sent the Chinese were steadi­ Marquis of Salisbury agreeing to have the Franchise bill passed if the redistribution ly being driven back, having lost heavily. scheme shall prove at all acceptable to the Paris, October 6.—Admiral Cour­ Tory wing. The House of Lords is to have bet commenced operations against Ke- no control over the Redistribution bill until Lung on Wednesday, and Admiral after the Franchise biU shall liave become a Lwpes attacked Tamsui on Tliurstlay. Ferry has informed his colleagues that further reinforcements are required for M’CULLOUGH. Tonqufa, in consequence of the increased preparations for war being made by China. Comber telegraphs: “We have completed York Sympathy for tha Unthe occupation of Ke-Lung without refortnnate Actor. ■datanoe. The batteries at Tamsui were St. Louis, Mo., Oct fl.—John McCul­ dismantled. It will be necessar)* before proceeding to the coal mines to fortify tlie lough arrived hero yesterday morning. He principal positions, so as to enable u sinai: spent the day with old friends th a quiet force to hold them.. Sunken junks and pleasant way. He will probably go to Hot ' torpedote in tlie river are being removed.” Svakmc, Oct. 6.—Major Brewster has Springs, Ark.. In a day or two as the guest of Dr. James M. Keller, an old and intimate darted from Bahr-Kuta with 4'JO friendly Arabs to cut off 300 rebels of tlie Asaorta friend and a physician of tliat place, and ribe. who Intend to plunder the Amhard spend two or three weeks there, after which jibe, and compel them to Join the rebels. he will go to New York. His friends here Cairo, Oct fl.—General Gordon has had medals struck off to commemorate the siege consider his trouble almost wholly physical,. it Khartoum. They have been bestowed and believe that with proper treatment he jpon tlie trooj>s and also upon the women will be fully restored to health. Dr. Keller rnd children who shared in the hardships will be here to-day, when it will be finally it the siege—upon the latter liecuuse mer­ determined whether McCullough will go to the Springs. ited by their sufferings. New York, Oct. fl.—Rev. Dr. Thomp­ Loxixix, Oct fl.—The German and Aus­ trian newspapers speak with enthusiasm of son, of the Free Baptist Church, preached Gordon’s recapture of Berber. The Vienna yesterday morning on the death of ChanTagblait says: “Tlie story of the defense frau and the mental wreck of McCullough. of Khartoum will live hi history. It proves The clergyman deplored McCullough’s mis­ that British energy and guniils are not fortune as a National catastrophe, as his name had become a household word, and dead.” London, Oct 6.—General Baker lias been his great genius as the Americanized Ro­ ordered to hold himself fa readiness to join man had fired the popular heart with the wildest enthusiasm. In the course of his the Gonhui Relief Expedition. __ -Madrid, Oct A—King Alfonso has sermon he raid: signed a decree abolishing the duties levied Whatever tbe true reason of McCullough's failure may be let us draw about him the by Spain upon Cuban sugars; creating dlf robe of charity and say to him: Can I ferential liag duties upon Spanish West In-, sacred help you! Men of McCullough's stamp inspire dia sugars imported into Spain fa foreign other men to rise higher. Just as Spurgeon is vessels; increasing duties on all foreign an inspiration to inferior ministers. Let the in ita purity crowd out tho drams in Its sugars; dfarriinfaatlng in favor of sugar drama impurity, and let the standard bo so high that from nations having treaties, and against demoralising matter will not And a place upon nations without like England and America. tho stage. The failure of McCollough's mind London. Oct 0.—Successful observations to a great affliction. of the total eclipse of tlie moon, which oc­ IN FAVOR OF THE RED MEN. curred Saturday: night were made through­ out Euzojie- The view fa London was splendid, the atmosphere being perfectly Round Table-Land Troubles. dear. The eclipse began at 9.83 p. in-, Chicago, Oct 6.—Senators Angus Cam­ and ended at 1:16 a m. The observations at 1’nrLs and St Petersburg are reported to eron of Wisconsin, J. T. Morgan of Ala­ have been very satisfactory, while those at bama, and IL L. Dawes of Massachusetts, Greenwich were fierfectly so.’ A balloon arrived at the Grand Pacific Hotel yesterday aacension was made at La Valeria, near Toulon, Saturday night by Prot Harve, the from California They ore members of the astronomer, for the purpose of observation. subcommittee of tlie Senate Committee on London, pct 6.—A dispatch from Co­ Indian Affaire, and are returning from an penhagen says that ten soldiers were burned investigation of the troubles between to death while attempting to save some ef­ tlw whites and Indians on tlie resenafects fa the royal palace at Christiansboro, which was destroyed by fire Friday. At tions at Round Valley Los Angeles. At the the time the dispatch was sent It was feared latter agency the whites claim title to some that Tliorwalclsen’s museum would also be of the land under some old Spanish grants. Tha Mission Indians claim the lands .by consumed. London; Oct 4.—Sir Evelyn Baring has right of possession for over one hundred sent a dispatch to the Government stating years. The dispute over the Round Volley that General Gordon, after having bom­ reserration arises out of the occupation of barded Berber for some time, efftided his a large portion of the mountain tract be­ entry Into the place and recaptured It. The longing to thplndhuis by herdsmen who use rebels and hostile inhabitants fled when tlie them for sheep ranches. In both cases the Senators seen inclined to favor tlie claims bombardment ceased. London, Oct 4.—The fall of Berber will of the red iuen..although their report has not yet been made up. They say the In­ enable Colonel Kitchener to reach General Gordon at Dongola and ascertain his wishes dians are now self-supporting, and do not regarding the Nile diplomatic talent, if desire to have them molesteil. Senator Morgan is also a member of a the settlement of the pending difficulties were dependent on Young's find ex­ committee appointed to investigate the re­ pedition and ns to the necessity of the sources of California for building ships and expedition going to Khartoum. The confer­ heavy guns. He was .surprised at the natu­ ence may result fa tin; abiindonmeht of the’ ral facilities for this work In tliat State, , whicli, lie said, were suj»erior to any other. Nile exjxjdition, ’ . X. •/ The Mudir of Dongola sends' k dis­ Steel can be found almost entirely free patch stating that a reliable messenger from phosphorus and sulphur, and immense brought word to hlhi tliat' he saw General shop* are alreatly established. Gordou with four steamers aiTive at Shan­ A Chinese Malden Adroit ted to Reboot. dy. Finding the place deserted, Gordon nailed to a tree a proclamation offer­ Cejcvklaxd. O., Oct 6.—The Ohio Wes­ ing pardon to the people. After leyan Uiriveraity, ar Delaware, has just ad­ attaching his proclamation to. sev­ mitted into tlie school a girl who has coihe eral trees, General Gordon started for Berlier. On the day after his arrival the Gen­ all the way from China tx» be educated in eral placed two steamers in the middle of Ohio. Miss Uu Klug Eug Is the daughter the river and opened a bombardment on of Rev. Hu Yong*Mi. the reserve delegate the town. Tlie bomlianlmcnt lasted un-_ from the Foochow conference, and also til late in the afternoon. Gordon aft­ erward proceeded in the direction of Djtdi- Presiding Elder of tlie Hohchiang District zeiL It is rumored that Moliammed She is a bright bitclligcnt young lady of Elk Hur, wiio was El Mahdi’s Ameer at eighteen years of a^e, was lx>ru of Christian Berber, was killed during tiuj bomliard- parents, as the family of hpr grandfatha-, Hu Wai, was the second wiio embraced ment. Oilier reports state that he escaped. He fad all the treasure In tlie city removed Christianity thirty years ago. Tlie object toKerpl.. Subsequently Gordon thoroughly of Mbs Hu King Eng in coming to' tills country Is to obtain a thorough English edu­ chastised the inhabitants of Galizeen. Rome, Oct. 4.—The report of the cholera cation, then study medicine, and go back to work anjong the women of her own land. tot the pust twenty-four hours gave a total of At present her knowledge of English is lim­ 334 fresh eases, and 174 dratfa, against 821 fresh cases and 194 <leatits for tlie preceding ited, as her education has been conducted fa twenty-four iiours. The reports to-day fa the mission schools in her own language. dude 80 cases and 50 deaths at Naples, and The ladles are interested in her success, and special contributions are being made to aid 34 caste and 25 deaths in Genoa. her fa her effort. London, Oct 4.—Intelligence lias just been received of a terribly disastrous hur­ ricane fa Iceland on the lltii of Septem­ London, Oct 6.—Both the Gould cables ber. The accounts thus far received show that nineteen trading vessels and sixty fish­ between Europe and America an- broken. ing boats were lost and thirty-two other It is supposed here that the break is near vessels dbalded. The most appalling feature of the hurricane was the low of life- The the Cornwall shore and that a ship's exact number of those who perished fas not anchor caused the accident New York, Oct fl.—Tlie Information at yet been ascertained, but it is known-to be the Western Union Telegraph office fa -J?4jua, Oct* L—It is setni-officially an- New York is quite ut variance with <g|H>oed that America may have offered to the above. Both the American (or faHM modBfipr between France and China, Gould) cables are broken about but France has not miked her to act in that Gwen hundred miles from Cano, Nova capacity. Scotia. The company te informed that the London. Oct 4.r~A , committee of the steamer Faraday is in that vicinity grap­ United Kingdom Alliance, a temperance or­ pling for the Bennett cable, and it is sur­ ganization, has adopted a rnwhition con­ mised that she may fave accidentally flailed gratulating Neal Dow awl tl»e State of trie American cables and severed them. Maine, for faring In die recent election se­ They say this accident leaves the pool six cured such a majority for tlie nteaKure fa- cables. and that, under die pooling arrangererpurating into the State Constitution tbe Prohibition amendment They say. that by American Cable Company, wt reason of this vote they anticljmu? great re­ full proportion of the ftooFs tbe sults to accrue to tlie rest of the world. same as if all the wires were ii Tennyson’s new work afasists uf a single kmg dramatic poem, the subject - being •‘Becket” London, Oct 8.—A Ttmcv dispatch from ante report a deficiency of $240,000 fa the Tian-Tain states that the American Mfahter, John itoss:*ll Young, lurf arrived there. m roretarn Oountriaa. ttonnl and State ST. SOON’S ACCEPTANCE. Olathe, Kan., Oct 1,—Some days ago Mr. St John, toe Prohibition candidate for President sent a telegram to Samuel Dickie, Chairman of the committee, to the effect that his letter of acceptance would be ready in a short time and that it would embrace his views. The letter was given out yester­ day, and is addressed to Mr. Dickie. U to as follows: In formally acceotlng the nomtnation for President tenaered to me by me National Prohibition Convention nt Pfrtebmrh. Fa.. July =L taM. I take tho opportunity to #teto tliat. white the honor waa neither aouffct nor domed by roe. yet It to greatly appreciated, bestowed as it was by a convention cotni>osod of c elmbten who. in point of worth and men­ tal ability, were fufiy equal, tf not superior, to any political convention that ever auenibled in this Country. Tlie war for the Union to over; the ret»eliion has been crushed: African sinvon- abolished: aid issues have passed away, and with them should so old prejudices and sectional strife. To-day tho products of the North and the South float in friendly rela­ tions In the Nune channels, under tne same Boe. ' every aeetion of our country acknow 1edjrinp idteffiBnce to the same Government. There never was a time when our people nould better afford to, and when lt.wa* more important that they should step and think, than now. With manufactories shutting dowu, banks breaking, merchants failing tn bustnos*, securities unsettled. Western wheat selling at the homo iparket for forty cents per bushel, and hundreds of thousands of industrious mechanics and laboring men. who are willing to work, but can get nothing to do, it seems to me that the time has come for the people, who arc the source of all political power, to call a bait and stop and think, for there must be a reason for this condition of things The little ttroc and space the oid purties can spare after dealing out the full measure of personal aouse and vlllHlcation that each seems to think the other merits. 4s mainly devoted to a discussion of the tariff question. Ig­ noring all matters that relate to tho moral elevationiof the people, l ain of the opinion that tho manufacturer who. by rea­ son of the deprtRutcd condition of business, has been compelled to mcke an nMigument for the benefit of bis creditors will not And relief In the agitation of that question mow, nor will the average farmer become very en­ thusiastic over it a discussion, with his wheat not worth ns much in the bin as it cost him to produce 1L The amount received by the Government for duties on Imports to less loan I»a),UOU.O<A annually. There are auout 175,fMX> retail dea'ers in in­ toxicating liquor* in the United Slates, each of whom pays to our Government twenty-five dollars. In consideration of which sum they ure permitted to carry on their business tor the term of twelve months. When weudd to this the amount paid by the distillers, brew­ ers and wholesale dealers, we find tliat tne in­ terest ot the Government in the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors is about MJ,ouo.uuo annually. Th ji trafiic. sanctioned as it is by the laws of our country, costs the people, at a law estlrua-c. a thousand million dollars a year, not to ADctak or the dostroyod homes, debauched manhood, poverty, heart-ache, crime and cor­ ruption it produce*. This disgraceful busi­ ness aho-i d be suppressed, and the enormous sum of money that under the present system is worse than thrown away saved to the peo­ ple, and thus a protection weuld be given to the Industries of this country that would ena­ ble us suocessrully to throw our doors open wide to the competition ot the world. The Hepublicnn and Democratic parties fa­ vor a continuance of the manufacture and sate of intoxicating liquors a* a beverage,' while the Prohibition party demands Hint tho same shall be forever Ruppressod.' Thus an . issue Is presented to the people In which to involved the protection of every home in tho land. It to not a mere local ime, either, but it is a National as well as \a practical question, upon which a largo and respectable bodr of cdtizensagninst w5oee convictions party discipline is powerless—have decided to vote, and they will not bo found halting between two op uions touching this matt -r. but will work sud pray and vote against this groat evil until It is driven from our land, never to return. The Government Is simply the rudex of the individuals composing If. if wo want an h >nest, sober Government, we must have an hon­ est; sober people. But we can never have un hon.-’St. sober people so long as the Govern­ ment sanctions that which makes its eftuens dishonest, drunken.and corrupt. Thu declarapi.n oi principles, which I heart Hy indorse, as ret lorth in tho platform of the Prohltdtion party, is ertltic-l t» the thoughtfu! consideration and earnest sap;>ort of all gi-od citizens, without rega-xl to locality or lonner polltioul iiOHlatiun. Our country needs an Adininlitr.it Ion that will rise above meiy partisan considerations, and in the reiet-tion of public otficla's make hon­ esty. sobriety and efficlcnc), and nor service to part)-, tho test. It should be conducted, not in the interest of ai.y particular rec:ion. party, race or outer, but In tlie inter­ est ol flic whole people. To accomplish thh ail good people should promptly ocn to the front and bo counted for the right This is no timu tor dodging. Moral cowardice will never win and surely never deserves a vkrtory. Then lot UM look to God for His guidance, and fcariesslv and faithfully do our Whole dutr. never doubting tliat He will take care of the results. John P. Sr. Jorw. OTHER POLITICAL MATTER. Marshalltown, la., Oct. 2.—Pursuant to a call rigiiad by sixty citizens <if Iowa tlie Prohibition State Convention was held here yesterday. Cfariea Hutcbhwon was Pcnnancait Ciiainnan. Dr. Blanciiard. of Chicago, ami E. B. Howard, of Marshall County,' la., made speeches urging toe con-* Mention to put a ticket In the field headed by St. John imd Daniel. Electorvat-large and by districts were then eliuBcn, and a committee was instructed to confer with the American Executive Com­ mittee, to make State and CongresMoiml norataations, to report in about ten days. The Electoral ticket contains the iuunes ot seven Prohlbitioidsta and six «f the thirteen Eiertora nominated at Washington. la- five weeta ago by the L’ltra-Prohlbltiou and A irti-Secret party. Augusta, Ga., Oct 2.—The State elec­ tion for Governor, State-house officers and member of the LegWature was held yester­ day. The Democrats had no opposition, and Henry G. McDaniels was re-elected Govitner. Not more than a third of toe vote of Lire State was polled. Sullivan, Ind., Oct 3.—Some Villain fired into the car in which (kn enior St John sat <m his way from Cafllrie to Terre Haute, Wednesday night. Tfa.boll pamed through tiie window on the opposite side, making a clean hole and kidgtnfc In the »lde on which St John rat, ami a little In ftnnt of hint The Governor took tlie matter coolly, no dtsturbemee was made, and many on tlie train were not aware of toe omirrance. There to no clue to tlie motive or identity of the jiereon who fired the sliot i Appleton, Wk, Oct 3.—Ihe Republic­ an Convention of the Sixth CougntrauNia! IMstrict Dominated Richarrl Guenther, tlie piraent member of Congress. Des Moineh, la., Oct 8.—Tlie Governor has fswed Jib* proclamation for the rlcrtlon fa this State, <m Turedny. Nownraber 4. Iowa will etect minor State omevrs and Congm^inen. asked to a«rte a? that Mra Defa T. 8- Feme* — - , . ” pnl Irish «UMor. will «R*h ta fth Hre next Wednesday. She has t*«®J®’ nv me -------- wbieh Mr. Lockw<~^.«» Cteinaice Lozier are membera. it «•» taSdout, tamevw, <l>1 a*£ aUtai no< to Indore Mn. datounra h« MndldMy. A blttor osT«d Son to 1« retdkbto, bM . short tune, totd u. Ultely to lutpron U re*1"*Washington, Oct A—The last week.of the campaign In Ohio on tlie State ticket will t>e the inaugural week ini tl* Migu of the • Notional Equal toghto party.” and Beira Lockwood, the rawhdate of thU party for Frerident of the United States, will take the rteld person. Mra. Ix»ekwood I* just now ven busy at her beedquartere here in an­ swering letters and sending °KC^,|P^ literature, but fa a tew days she wifi torn brer this part of Uw work to Mrs. Stowe, her asweiate pn the ticket, and take the road, first •1<-eklng al Baltimore, end ptauting her standard of equal rights al Cleve­ land <m Sunday, October 12. Chicago, Oct fl.—Tlr American Metro­ politan Association, of this city, whose ob­ ject is the “practical pnanotion of tempwance by free agitation, in opjx*faon to sumptuary Iwislation,” was Incorporated Saturday by tlie Secretary of State. DULL TIMES IN TRADE. New York- Oct 4.—BraditrecCa Jou^ nai, in Ite commercial summary for tlie week, says; Spacial telegrams to Brad­ street’s indicate a noticeable <lecreu.w in the movemenl'of merchandise during the past week. Tl.n1 -somewhat luneaaonably. warm weather ut the East lias restricted purchases and at the West tlie wet weather lias sim­ ilarly affected trade. The country roads liave been rendered difficult to travel in Mis­ souri and elsewhere West, and collections have consequently been delayed in those lo­ calities. Almost nil the laiger cities—St Louis again the notable exception—report a smaller volume of transactions, dry goods and clothing being the principal suf­ ferers. ITie Lowell and Fall River cutton mills are likely to again restrict pro­ duction for two weeks the latter part of the month as the price of print cloths at the latter place (> 8-lflc for Ms) is the lowest price on recon!, and stocks are increasing. The movement wheat from farmer's hands in tlie Northwest is much better than elsewhere. The^tvance fa price at the fat-' West is shown br the Increase of from 57c to 61c per bushel at Fargo, D. T„ and of from 55c to 58c per bwdiel in South Da­ kota. In Kansas, however, where the avp has been plentiful the movement has roeen smaller than ever and trade is tetw active than a week ago. There were 188 failures in the United States during the week, against 301 in the preceding week, and 160, 121 and 86 fa the corresponding weeka of 1883. 1882 and 1881, respectively. Classified l»y sections and compared with last week, tlie result is as follows: Middle States, 42. decrease of 6; New England, 87, an increase of .9; Southern, 21. a decrease of 13; Pacific States and Territories, 85. an increase of 19; Canada, S3, an increase 0^6. z Erie, Pa, Oct 4.—Leo Schreck and wife and John Flicke had 3118 deposited in tlie Erie County Savings Hunk. When the bank suspended the loss of their money drove them Insane. Thinking afterward that they were committing a great rin they Inflicted self-ilagellatlon. Yesterday two officers saw thejnan ami liis wife digging a grave in the bock yard. Tlie house was en­ tered, and i^ was found that the people • in* tended to enact the death of Christ, to be followed by the killing of their children, to represent Herod’s slaughter of the limocents. AH were arrested. Omaha, Neb., Ort. 4.—A sjwial to this city tells of the murder of Harry Pi’rrival, liis wife, infant child, and a young mon, nil of whom lived on a farm about ten miles west of Fullerton,. fa Nance County, Neb. The mother and child were shot In their bed. The 'father was found beside a hay vtiicjc with two bullets in ills boHv which was partially consumed by hog*. The young num was shot fa his bed. Percival’s bottse was robbed and eterj-ihing of value except the wife’s watch was token. Ti»e dtwl is supposed to have been committed by a farm hand and partner, both of whom are missing. < Washington, Oct 2.—Frank Hatton, Acting Postmaster-General, lias issued an order to the effect that on and after Octo­ ber 1 all iK^lroflices of the tinu-claas and tlielr stations or branch offices shall be kept open to the public for the Issue and pay­ ment of money-orders and for the receipt of matter intended for registration and the delivery of registered matter nurtil six d*1' ““>■« •»* SwuxoriELD, HL, Oct 1—The State Board of Equalization yesterday finished the asaesament of railroads in Illinois. Seven thousand nine hundred and seventy-two miles of main track are assessed at 3GO 267 IM* The highest is the BuriingiuC^h S* W.1M.252. The towret b tfa Mound City Rond, three miles, at £3,000. Th® F®e8*,,nent includes sixty-one rends The Illinois Central is not Included. Cmcxoo, on «.-Tte pro, JohMton yesterday electrified a small number of FjMxXatont at tbe Driving Park by making a "»■•'> ot « WM. Hl* nm w»fe I'TlTlT1 "-r'-wU mwi -rb in nX. .ndlhr l*rt Ion! There was a iieerty outburst of aunlaura over the wonderful feat Jofar. bid ui was Jrinr. Minnie K, tie pwer. hfcSi ™ iSotSijJ' ™“nl11* ar'bra:»l- “>•* • ble to them, reposing, na it did, in the bands of the disreputable fellow Mulii- iness to use whenever it would, in hte judgment, most injure his haled enemy. And now that it has been made public, and with it some other letters, any hon­ est man will be compelled to admit that there is no foundation for the malicious TS strength of this correepoBdence. The letters show clearly that the transaction which has been so much condemned was one that any honorable man might have engaged in, and the reference made to a past accidental H»B STRENGTH OD TRUE FLAVOR THEY STAXD ALOSE? service was perfectly innodenL It is manifestly absurd lo charge that Blaine M*t»A«ro Rr TNt was guilty of a crime in referring to one Price Baking Powder Co of his ruling* as Speaker mouth* eh.O.«..,„. after it had boon made. unie«* it can •die shown that ho made it with a guilty Or. m i Crtim Baking Powihr object and that the ruling fa itaelf was a bad one. But hi* most vicious enemy Dr. Price’s Lnpulih Yeast Gem. does not go «o far. It is tacitly ad­ , »*»»— mitted that the ruling was in every respeut fair and proper and no one WE MAKE BUT OSS QUALITY. charges that the bill was a bad one. 0n tho contrary, it is oue of the few Pa­ cific Railroad Acts passed by Congreeabout which there has been little or no scandal, except that at the expense of Blaine, a'rout whom nothing more seri­ ous has been alleged than that several months after Congress had anything farther to do hrith the railroad in ques­ tion he reminded an official of tbe com­ pany that he had an opportunity to ren­ der a service fa the past which deserved at least recognition enough to permit him to purchase stock on the same terms as other favored purchasers. It is very safe to assume that, if the managing editor of the. New York Pt1”1,dry hop ye.Mt in the wcrli. Br<«^ Tima wro in quest of a position and ratBod by &to yaart to light, white sad whato. should happen to remember that nt game like our qrandmothtr's t‘n!ieiow.~Lr^S some period in his career as a journal­ CROCERS SELL THEM. ist ho had done a service for some BV. THS writer who had subsequently became Price Baking Powder Co­ the owner of a newspaper, he would Sum ii Dr. men fell nanrui usai, not hesitate to remind him of the fact. Chtcaao. ill. tt. LcuL.Wa IL for instance, he had recognized that tbe Hubseiuontiv successful journalist bad merit, and had encouraged him to jiersevere by accepting his articles, al­ though in so doing he was strictly per­ M ' LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD crime tor him to allude to the service he had done? Cer:ainly npt. Unless it could lie «hown that the articles ac­ cepted were not tit for publication, and that they were esly taken by the editor wirh the view ofleeuring the friendship of the contributor, there coaid be no harm, not feven an iudelicacy, in allud­ ing to the service. The very best evidence that tho charges Drought zga ost Blaine are groundless and not honestly believed by onv wellinfornpNf person is furnished by his social position. While in Washington Mr. Blaine had host* of friends, among them biiug numbered some of the most distinguished men in the Democratic party. Do those of that political com­ plexion, who are now so busily engaged id throwing mud at him. think that Itayark Lamar, Thurman aud ntuuetv ou-. others who have considered them­ selves honored by an intimacy with him. would have met him on easy social terms if they believed him to bo a rogue, whose bands had been soiled with dishonestly acquired money? It is an insult to suggest the idea. When Garfield asked Ka ne to accept the port'clio of Secretary of State did he believe him to be a re-cal? Sin. n.tbat day no successful criticism of Blaine'^ answer to his accusers has been made, yet sheets like Barpzf«. which in 1J declared that ho stood above reproach, art now assailing him in a most scurrilous manner. But their “mud-aiinging” will prove unavailing. The people are convinced that Blaine t* the man most needed at this juncture to fill the o(Hcr< of (,‘hief Magistrate of the United States, aud on the 4th of November next they will record their verdict in such an unmistakable fashion that the editors ot tiffs dude journal* will wear themselves out trying to con­ vince their readers that they were speak­ ing in a Pickwickian sense when they assailed him so harshly.—San Wranciteo Chronicle. The Jewel, Consistency. We faaru, on the best Democratic au­ thority, that tbe Republican Nattoeal Committee are at their wits’ end, and are rapidly being reduced to a deplora­ ble state of mind. AU their artifices, and even their threats, to extort money from the long suffering Government clerks have failed, and with band* aud bowed heads the Committoe wc are assured St ures of stony despair. We are also informed on the best of Democratic authority, that the manner in which the Republican National Com­ mittee debauched and corrupted the voters of Maine, putting this and that together, makes up an unexampled gtcrv of political (lupravity. Thu committee. we are ad vised, poured forth the oontenw of their overflowing coffers with lavish prodigality aud with seductive smiles and caresses besought the sturdy yeo­ men of Maine to "dip iu” and take their fill They did so and in that way, the (raly po^nbfa way *• they protect, was Maiuu lost by more than twenty thousand votes to the Democratic party. We have carefully weighed these two ktatementa of the !5eiiK»rratic journals, and are forced, on profound deiibern TUTTS PILLS TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, __ and MALARIA. _ From these sources arise three•:or.r..- i of ea of the human race. These Indicate their existence; Less of rttutt sow directly uutbo Liver. As sLIver medicinn TUTTS PXLXS fave no equal. Tiietr action on tbe KkbMyaand Skin la a too prompt; rerao vln< an imparities through these three “»cav* engsn •< ttoe mus>," producing tops. tttCeoaad dlSMtfan. tytmlnrMopN,„s„ 7^ rttasndavlgoroitolxxly. TUTTfePlLLA Dame no nauaea or griping nor ir.ter.we With dally work and «re a perfect «aiw.TS.Ta.«fe» TUTTS HAIR BYE. Grat Hate or WmsEiuw changed In­ stantly to a Gtoasr Bu*cx by a rfflaation of this Dte. Sold by p*it dent by expres* on receipt 01 U* 4414array Street, h*» J'.* ___ ^smnLaui of useful rslI'T& iul Michigan nesTBAt The Niagara Falls (Ratat. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Taking effect May ISth, l«*L EASTWARD. Graadlteptds Lv. Middleville.. I'- WESTWARD STATIOX*. Dattstt. Jackson Plcxy In Jcr^y CKy Wednesday evrttow runty ■ HwTlnP- �^j^stings Banner. Later on he struck the wtah — * aw v good J ™. eouple. after which machine,” Ennnlng the “ “WK1 a 6™PtuoM repast. Mow last week. He succeeded in striking au-av all of hie nicktee, and white ““•“•.’Meh show The republican meeting and pole teaming toe evening train for Grand “e high esteem to which the bride aad ral*Jn< « Cota Creek wu an unergroom are held by their many friends: Rapid, he was struck Uy his landlord K«ted success, as on'account ol the for & board bill, which rtriktaThow■* «*»• osvm va«r rem the plumed knights and Hastings cake a-ta. ever, was unavailing. The places that berul were not present, as expected. Baiter Duh, j'rhYdSJ'"' on Saturday knew that chimney sweep The pole and streamer went up without --------WANTED! PWde tUUateUi Vefter. now know him no more. v a mishap or halt, the pole being one' ol „„ Mjlf , A friend from Carlton wishes the ’ <..,ith. H*nn J The finest in the county. At the meet­ Banner to call attention in the local ing the hall was wril filled, many being NOTICE TO ALT.! columns to the faet that there will be unable to secure seats. Hon. Jas. *',± •b*' — I’»(. ervoi Huffauui a bee at the Fuller cemetry in that O'Donnell and P. I. Colgrove made I wB ^forrOcLtrta itunm oo Bro*. xarua. township for the purpose of improving telling speeches to enthusiastic listners. .»rt 1 nAKKBLS tecte ..rr chwp. the grounds. The ladies of the town­ After the meeting those from a dis­ .... * v»*n»» Enquire —-------— ship propose to give a picnic dinner on tance were hospitably entertained by „ our p.yter'h.l Boor that occasion. AU interested are invit­ Intel ut*!, the people of Cedar Creek. Let no -rtlTlt. HAMS t V.oABMAX. wSSS.T“ *P°TO’ Mr' "I Mre w»- man think that Hope will not score a ed. Thnut SOO apple barrel* we W good republican victory on the 4th of One of the gentlemen of color who Jota Tunm. ToweluaUahteClou,. Jte ted Kn.J.C November. conducted a negro minstrel show on the -MtTIUHAMS & VnnARMAN. rSrvilf B”'w-9r' fair grounds last week, loved the “ar­ , HON. WM. K. WARK, ______ _—nniwnax. octobkb - few shekel-. WANTED «. un. Local News. dent” not wisely, but too weR He be­ owing u» to heed our “Notice Huffman Bros. came so noisy Thursday night that he was correled-by officer Maynard, and ln«kl>w!*klnt' Ml**” Loulw aad MaUe SobBATTLE CRT. on Friday morning he was given the K Mr. uul a. H . privilege of skipping the town, which teqael Holder. A. R. MeOmtee he lost no tilde in doing. Alleged Phohibitios Mud.—The At a regular meeting of Hastings following article appeared in the Journ­ H uffmau Bron. Chapter No. 7, O. E. S., held at Masonic al ot last week: Hall, Sept », 1884, the following of­ NOTICE indebted to J. <». Runyan « ficers were elected for the ensuing year: re- * WuuDLANn,8epL2»th. account* Ass’t M., Sister B. R. R^se. bec’y, Sister C. A. Lathrop. Treas., .Sister Anna Haves. Con., Sister T. J. Brosseau. Ass’t Canw Bister Ed. Reynolds. Chaplin, bister O. Hadley. t EWKII! The republican state committee has adopted the following programme for Mr. Blaine’s trip in this state:He reaches Detroit Tuesday, October 14, and spends the night there. At 9:30 Wednesday he leaves for Lansing, . ;•>. thbi week, f„W0. Ionia, Big Rapids and Grand Rapids, with brief stops at intermediate points. republican meetings. He stays at Grand- Rapids all night. D. IL COOK. At 9:30 a. m. Thursday, he leaves there prtii - I! Orangeville, Saturday for Muskegon, Saginaw city and P. W. N1SKEKN. East Saginaw, with smaller stations, Mai ' * ndletoti. Saturday eve., Oct. 11. stopping over night at East Saginaw. H0\ W1L1.1AM E. W’ARE. OF C'pLDWATElL Friday at 9:30a. m. he leaves for Bay Vanki-r >; fiiik-d A H., Yankee Springs. Thurs- (?ity, from which place the party goes Friday evening, Oct. 10. to Lapeer and Port Huron, and will T3CI.J-... K S H.. Wo xlland,.Saturday evening. 1 reach Detroit about 7:30. IU>X. GEORGE WILLABD. 4iu>o:;-' i.rtrte. Prairieville, Monday alteri.’,'. Like Saturday evening last at Grand Rapids, at'a meeting of the Grand Rapids Gun Lake club—composed of Grand Rapids ladies and gentlemen who were of the party that spent a few weeks at Gun Lake in company with Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Bentley. Mr. and Mrs. B. were present at this meeting, by invitation. A pleasant evening was enjoyed, during which Mr. B. was pre­ sented with a handsome silver tea set by his Grand Rapids friends, as a slight token of their esteem for him and ap­ preciation of his successful efforts to make camp life at Gun Lake an occas­ ion to always be remembered wit\ pleasure by each member of the party. Mr. Bentley was entirely taken by sur­ prise, He has a high appreciation of this tangible evidence of good will on the part of his Grand Rapids friends. Grove, ' (ran Rerille, Tuesday -FHH.IFT. COLGROVE. Yt< fl. Huttend. Sat. evening.-Oct. 11. We-k« s. |{. Baltimore, Thursday eve., Oct. 9. ENACH ANDRUS aad P. T. COLGHOVE. W ,.lS H.. Ining, Friday evening, Oct. 10. . HUN. GKOHGf HUGGETT. Aaivr. s. H. Awyria, Friday p. m., Oct. 17. at 3 o'clock. Rrl! S. II. Asm ria. same etching. Town Hall. AisymCenter. Satnnlay p. m., Oct. (Vtfcervl > IL Assyria, same evening. CLEMENT SMITH. ijnrxii!! Thnnday eve.. Oct 16th. n.I.yilAT SMITH AND JOHN CARVETH. Roe S. H i hornapple, Tuesday eve.. Oct. 14. —’’ ' [J Ti»r. city dads have “sat down” on tie water works, sp to speak. Tin W. C. T. L. will meet with Mrs. W. liabeiH-k, on Tuesday next. Wli.ma X- Whitlock h-.veadouble •' halt <olumn announcement in this the misty past past-— —me the exSome time in m tne act time not being known to ye scribeMr. Earl Goldsmith .old a horse to one [Win. Reese, th. seller taking a chattel ' issue. • . ’ ' .f i-K yi' i Every voter in Barry county should I r«ul Judge Marston’s able speech in repy te Carl schurtz. Di:. 1’e< kham informs us that- after this ...4: ihiFn-ported will b. mortgage upon the animal in part paywent for tlie same, the contracting parties 1— - 'being ’ - “residents -*■*—*- of Hasting^ township. Reese,», thinking that an easy way to liquidate toe mortgugeuo^be Grand Rapids .truck IM. elty won thereafter struck several. job. I>eace requesting them not to prosecute liquor cases. This is absolutely false. The only circular ever mailed by him to the justices of this county, is as fol­ lows and we invite every tar-payer of iJP*®. Ilon' Smith, candidate for Tro­ the county to read, showing that he is laboring forthe interest of every citi­ zen in Barry county: " u-‘ Omcx OF PKOSECL'TlSC ATTY. Barry County. Mldt Y110 WM at Mr. Smith's di0, ,t *n H** <‘llHXch 8un UaMtagB, February 23, IBM. <14} evening said, “we want the people uf Barrv’ To tbe Justices of the Pra«e for Barry Co.: kn<lV’ i*oi>le Ji \?Ldhu>d re­ sent such speeches," ONE OF MANY. I desire to call your attention to Act In reply to the above anonymous No. 108 qf the Public Acts of *83, page 100, which requires sqcurity for costs in mud slinger and falsify er, the Banner ; all criminal cases, except as therein is in receipt of the following communi­. stated. When security is taken it cations from gentlemen of unimpeach­. should lie good and sufficient; the secur­ ities should reside iw the county, and able character for truth and veracity: there should be no question as to their Woodland, October ». 1SS*. responsibility. During my term of of­ EDITOR BANNER; fice it has lieen my aim to save for Bar­ Any fair minded man or woman who> ry county all unnecessary expense, and was present at the meeting referred to at the same time secujre efficient prose­ above will not hesitate to pronounce cution of criminal Cases. » As a rule, no warrant should be issued the item in question a wilful misrep­• without my direction, unless a ueluv resentation of the language used by• would prevent the apprehension of the Judge Smith on that occasion! The accused. We know thatmany criminal eases are instituted out of spite. Nashville News printed his speech al­■ Prompted by imworthy motives, men most verbatim, and is certainly correctt, often seek, at the expense of tlie people, in its report of that part of the speech! to revenge themselves, hence we find which is wilfully misrepresented above. many cases that never should have been • instituted. • Any person acquainted with his tem­■ Whenever I have found theee cases 1 perance principles will certainly hesi­- have promptly dismissed them, but tate to believe Judge Smith guilty ofr many times not until the expense has been incurred. During the year 1884 I such sentiments. Tlie above is an in­ ‘ ask your co-operation, and trust that, so stance of mud slingingof which either ofF far as possible, when application is the old parties would feel ashamed, andI made for a warrant, you will refer parwhich people will hesitate to believe„ ties to me, that I may be able to give ' the case a thorough examination. 1 emanated from the pen of any,respecta­■ feel sure that if this course is taken we ble member of the prohibition or thirdI can save hundreds of dollars for Barry party of this town. That .Fudge SmithL county, and at the same time best serve , the people. Many times justices issue has been grossly misrepresented can be warrants for fear that if parties are re­ proven by almost any one of either’ ferred to prosecuting attorney he will political party who was present at the> take tlie case before some otherjustice. This, I assure you, shall not be done, time of making the speech. . unless by your request, or a saving can C. A. HOUGH. be made by way of witness fees. I hope Nashville, Mich.. October C. ism. you will report till cases to me prompt­ EDITOR BANNER, ly, in conformity to Act No. 205 of the Dear Sir:—Being present at the Meet­■ Public Acts of 1881. Should you require any blanks, please ing held at Woodland, and reading tbe■ 1 notify me and I will forward them to I article in last weeks Journal, I would you promptly. like to make this correction. Judge Bespecttulb* yours, • . ET. COLGROVE. Smith made no remarks which would1 — ••—- -- —— ProMcattng Attorney. imply that he waa glad to aay that the ’ COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. temperance cause was growing beauti 1 “tok ‘b5„^• Common Council met in regular s««’of Barry Co. know what Judge Smith’si sion Friday eve. Oct 3rd, 1884. His ! Honor Mayor Powers in the chair. temperance principles are, and the The following aidermen were present: scathing remarks made “by some one Black, Beamer. Hogle, Jones, Stebbins, who was present,” should liave been Tinkler, Parker and Wood. Minutes of last meeting read and ap­ more complete, and given the entire . thought of the Judge; instead of part, proved. The following accounts were presentand a different idea would have been e<i * Engine works $12 '25 conveyed. He—this *some one who Hastings Iron and Engin R • ’r---------x 12 83 was present—is too ranch like a lawyer Barn' County Democrat................ E. Fierce ............................... ................ 3 <JU I once knew, who in making quotations 20 50 Dennis & SlingtrJand from law books before a justice, had a Chas. Melon:....................................... 2 00 2 00 habit of quoting an article only as far Miles Boughton... 22 50. as it would benefit his case.* when the Wm. Miller.......................................... 11 25 Jno. Tinkler.............................. whole article would have implied a Barney Wright.........?•■•••••••, 50 Bv Aid. Steblins. that the act i different meaning. lowed and ordere drawn on th«? respect­ ive funds. Carried by all ayes. Aiderman Jernes presented the fol­ BABBT COUNTY POLITICS. lowing resolutions: ; Resoltxcl, That pumps, boilers, sticks, Last week there waa a partial cessa­ tion ot bostilltee in this portion of the and even-thing in contract as per speci flcations "be awarded to the Dean rump political vineyatd, on account of the Co., payments to be made in cash or county fair. The orator was not water bonds. Resolved, That the contract for put­ abroad in the land, to any great extent, although tbe Individual workera did ting In the well and building the build­ ing. the well house and, engine house, their level best to obtain recruits for awarded to J. W. Bentley, the same their ranks. Wednesday evening to be in every particukt ae required by the specifications, payments to be made nos. B. B- rnAZER, in cash or water bonds. of Jackson, was greeted with a full Huoltxd, That the contract for put­ house at Union Hall, moy being una­ ting in and furnishing the ffipe and hy­ drants. all complete as required by stud ble to gain admlsalon. This eloquent spedfcations, lie awarded to the Michlgentleman poured hot shot thick an van Pipe Co., as per contract, payment S into the ranks of toe to be made In cash or water tends. On motion that the resolutions be acwith telling etfect, m evinced by eeoted and adopted, the following waa U,e writhing todulged to. the vote' Aves—Alda, llogle. Jones, had counted on dlscomftUing the apeak Stebbins and Wood. Nays—Alila, Black, er by interruptions reckoned wltoout Beamer, Parker and Tinkler. The vote their host, al Mr. Fraser got tbebert of teing a tie, the mayor voted nav. On motion the council adjournal, the argument every time. I^vimu to un iuuuuuj[[H>) WKla6E1^. ifcmnter. the meeting toe plumed knights parad­ nwUcc.be it remembered. which were beautiful sad AB We are receiving our Certain parties who desire to injure our Prosecutor are rirrn taring the story that he sent circulars to justice® of the <!lAh, MichA Harr? Evmcr.^Marrted. at toe The society connected with Emanuri church will be entertained on Thura- residence of the bride’s parents Mr. and ja the campaign. r t)8T slif-ph-rd rtog, Sanduy i HOK.IAAO^^AKI.r.T.Obte L IfcU-X. with wht«OT» no*: Mrs. J. G. Beuter, Oct 8,1884, .by Bev. W afternoon of next week, by Mrs. Aatlian Barlow and the ladies asaoda- J. A. Weyant, Mr. Samuel “-J011"' °! w’th her, at the society rooms in Lowed!, and Mias Carrie M. Beuter, of Monday evaiiug three Rower’s block. Supper will be served . held% meeting M l ^’o Men fete Irorn half past five until seven. JJl guests were mon v tbe-Ekter, in behalf of the friends.’ uniV“[*[iuXlcall1ertng ever awn to 4re cordially invited to attend. Saturday last a chimney COME AND SEE US, of Coldwater, held good meetings in this coupty this week, speaking each evening. Print, .i all ,,t home, and otbenrha- im- t0"“?ve°u‘’ Saturday Goldsmith despatched an offi­ ’' ; - , cer to tbe Reese premises for the pur­ “Turn the rascals out," is the'war pose of settling tho matter in someway. 1 ry of the fusionists. Do the people of Arriving there the officer found that Barry county believe tliat the present one of the Reeses hnd left with the county officials are rascals? horse. Following the trail, tHe officer The Democrat is nfct pleased with found the animal near Lowell, and not­ the speech of Hon. R. E. Frazer in this withstanding threats that he would be city. Presume it was unpleasant medi­ obliged to walk over several dead Reeses, if he secured the horse, the ani­ cine for the bourbonic palate. mal is now in the officer’s charge In this Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Phillips,' of Rutland, extend their thanks to their city. x nmgbbors and friends for their uniform PERSONAL. kindness through the death and burial Allen McOcober is in Chicago, pur­ o'f their child, chasing goods. Mn. George Curry and family de­ -Miss Elva-Clough was in Grand sire the Banner to return their heart­ Rapids the first of the week. felt thanks to all whoso kindly assisted Mrs. W. A. Hams goes to Vermont­ them in their great bereavement, caused ville to-morrow, for a week’s visit. by the death of their little boy Willie. Mrs. C. G. Bentley returns to-day The thanks of the Banner office are from a several d^ys stay at Grand tendered to Joseph Knight, of Rutland, Rapids. for samples of choice apples, quinces, Mr. Walker Matthews, of Lansing squashes and cabbage. They were very agricultural college,’ is spending a few tine, and were awarded premiums at days at his home. the fair. Mr. A. M. Heron, of the staff of the The Hastings Skating Rink will be Detroit Port, was in the city Wednes­ open for school children on Saturday of day, In the interest of that paper. each week. They will be charged Sets Mr. and Mra. M. B. Childs, of Fowler­ admission and lOcta for use of skates. ville, Mich., are spending a few days No school children will be allowed in with relatives and friends in this county. ADVBBT1SBD LBTTBBS. the rink during school hours. Mr. H. A. Mnhter. ot San Fedro, ed the streets. A telegram’from Buffalo, on the At Middleville Monday afternoon Spanish Honduras, In spending a couple gfeiSuJolSi. A 4. Bpmgre. •»th Inst., notifying the Rev. Mr. Ban­ of weeks in the Sty. the gueet of hie nt Nashville in the evening Mr. croft uf the death of his neioe. Miss ‘'iwioSters-Wsram Sasler. Cabin Stenten. Blake, for sometime a resident consin Mr. Lewie Stern. Clement Smith has been so afflicted x=ob«.^3S BSrt?-‘,K°'erAe, A. Bitten. M. (IMniaat. this city, will prevent services at the Chapel on Sunday next as Mr. B. with rheumatism thta week as to nree®has gone to attend the funeral. Sunday .itate the canceling of his engagements for political meetings during the week. school at the usual hour. proved. 20,000 lbs. Dried Apples I - J*** Fill ad mm GOODS I In a few days we will have the IN THIS CITY. By waiting we have taken advantage of the EXTREMELY which PRICES LOW Wholesale Houses are now offering their im­ mense stocks. . You that have waited will save money, for we shall give the people who call on us the BENEFIT. W. S. Goodyear & Co H. A. Goodyear & Sons, And sea their choice line of goods. We have yet in stock a few of those Which we will sell at way-down figures, An especially fine assortment of Guns and Sportings Goods CALL AND SEE H. A. GOODYEAR & SONS. co UJ CD o o NEW FALL GOODS ! AT RUSSELL’S. l . • ■ <z> . Come and see our new Dress Goods in Ottoman Clothes, Cossures Cashmeres in all new colors, Silks, Velvets, Velvetines, &c. We can suit yon in quality, style and price. Zephyrs, Saxonys, Germantown and German knitting yarns in all colors. UJ Ladies’ Bussian Circles, Newmarkets.. Paletots, CO and Children’s Cloaks-, a very large stock and very cheap. o CO 5 You can always find the latest styles, bent goods, UJ and lowest prices. co Come and see us. We have the goods CASH and will sell them at the very low tn JULIUS RUS • I* J O 3! -JI —4 m , �THE ’ THE MC8 WEENEY CASE. John Flnerty'fl Explanation of the Affair. here? Mr. Blaine acted da it throughout, though Guitoau’s bullet sped soon after the receipt of the Instructions by Mr. Lowell, aatijy interfering with his course. —Jo*n Fintrly't Citizen. , iNi.iAXXpou.’i. Ind., Oct 8.—The attor!Deys for the Scnfrw'l yesterday propounded another batch of interrogatories for Blaine's consideration. Tlie interrogatoriw are filed m a bill of discovery, and the court Is asked to otjler tbe plaintiff to answer the Interrog­ atories. as the evidence thus furnished is absolutely indispensable to the Sentinel case. It is mildly suggested that it the plaintiff desires a speedy trial lie ean btet obtain it by answering the questions with­ out delay. The Interrogatories are as fol­ lows: L State whether or no a mar riace. If any. in any manner or (onn, took place between you and Ml«* Harriet Bt-mwood on the 80th day of June. JbW. If yes. declare upou oath in what building. house. apartment or residence the said marriage wok place, at what hour of the They Do Not Want a Chang?. Democratic orators are trying to cre­ ate tbe impression that the business We have been asked several times in interests of ^the country want *s change.’ ’ They point to t&e very gen­ tbe past three or four weeks to explain what is called the McSwceney case. Wc eral bunineM depression as proof of thy have refrained so lar from doing so, necessity of a change, arid pretpnd to ' waiting nntil the campaign orators had believe that anch change would give Exhausted themselves. Now for the relief. Never was more fallacious argu­ ment sought to be imposed upon intel­ facte-. . Daniel McSwceney was at one time a ligent men. Tbe change that tbe people ana resident of California and no doubt be­ came a citixen of tlie United States. asked to make will involve a revolution In IS76 he returned to his native place in oflr system of collecting and disbnrsin ’'.eland, near Cardonagb, Donegal. mg the revenues of the Government. He took up a residence there, occupied a It will involve a universal disturbance farm, and tilled it, and after a few years of values, and will compel a very largo was elected a jxxir-law guardian for his percentage of manufacturing establish­ district of the Dunfauaghy Union. Ln ments to discharge their workmen and B87U, 1880 and 18sj he took a very suspend operations for an indefinite promineut part in the laud league period of time. Protected as they are no emont. His American experiences In a great measure at home from ruin tmatle him the most aggressive land ous competition with European pro ieaguer, perhaus, in all Donegal. He ducers, our manufacturers arc never ’was suspected by “Buckshot” Forster, thcless suffering from over-production, Was arrested under the Coercion Act in and they are running at low pressure •July. 1881, and claimed American citi­ until such time as they can find a zenship. This, it will be remembered, market for accumulated stocks. Capi­ was after Garfield had been shot, and tal and labor alike feel the depressing While he was lying on a bed of •influence o* such a state of trade, but pain. About a month after he was ar­ the evil is curing itself. Mill-owner.-, manufacturers and emrested Ml Sweeney wrote to Mr. Lowed claiming American protection. Mr. nloyes are in the same boat. They know what is the matter, and they Lowell, who is a slowgolng person, and Krticulerly slow when the case of know that the trouble is not with the •di-American citizens are concerned.’ ■system, but that it Is the inevitable re­ communicated with ‘Mr. Simms, the suit of too much individual and corpo­ American Consul at Belfast, and re­ rate enterprise—a misapplication of quested him to investigate the Me- native power. As sensible men they Bweeavy case. Mr/ Simms did as re­ know that their condition is not going quested, and reported that Mr. Mc- to be improved bradding to the weight bweetiex. though at onetime au Ameri­ of their woes. Such an application of can citizen, had apparently returned to tbe boma?opath*c principle they are not iiis lorrner allegiance, inasmuch as he disposed to accept. A change in governmental control bail accepted oiticc in Ireland,, an of■ tic* created by the British Government metms a substitution of free trade for contrary lo the protest of thelr.sii |.co- protection, anil business men are very pie, and ha<i taken up his domicile per­ zar from desiring to precipitate finan­ manently under tlie British crown/ cial trouble or -to invite panic, which thereby forfeiting his. claims to would follow a change as certain iv as American citizenship. Mr. Simms ad­ night follows day. It is very well' fot vised Mr. LoSrcll that Mr. McSwoeney’s jxjjitical economists to preach the gos case was not one. for tlie interference ut pel of free trade. Theory is one tiun^ tbe American Government. While this and practice is another. A breaking correspondence was going on Mr. Me- down of the system means irretrievable TSweeucy became impatient and wrote ruin to the thousands and hundreds ot lo Mr. Blaine, then Secretary of State. thousands of men whose money is in­ Mrs. McSwceney also wrote. Mr. . vested in industrial enterprises, and it Blaine of course’referred theb^ letter* means the further impoverishment of the to Mr. Low ell, who communicated back millions of art wans aud laboring men. id Mr. Elaine tho result oi his investi- Put into practice the theory of free . gations. Mr. Blaine advised a further trade and there will f dlow such disscrutiny, because of the appeal made by tress and ruin as America has never witnessed. Mrs. McSwvcney. It is to guard against tho possibilitv Before the reply to the American min­ ister at London wairreceived, Garfield of such a state of affairs that the men iiad died, and Frelinghuysen had taken who represent tho business interests, as fais place. The action of Mr. Blaine, well as the great army of workingmen, will vote to retain in their service the however, had been productive of good, and in a few montiis after Mr. Mc- men who have been named by tho Re­ Bweeney was released. These arc tbe publican party as best quail tied to represent the aims the purposes, and facts oa fax- us l,is case is concerned. Mr. McSwceney, t<> be i uro, complains the principles of that organization. The country has grown enormouslv that Mr. Blaine did not answer his or his wife’s Icttera. This is foolish, h rich since tho Republican party came the Secretary of State replie d to every into power, and the progress made i.« oomplaint made, there would lie no su; • largely duo to tho fostering care that has been taken of American industries plus in the Treasury, that is certain Mr- Blaine did what was meet and by tho party in power. If this be’ misrule, then the people proper under tbe circntuslances. He .referred the case to Air. Lowell, the want more of it. A misrule that en­ riches tiie Nation and elevates tbo conA: ^icati Minister to (treat Britain. Mr. '^uw811 acted, though tardily, on dltlon of the mosses is tho sort of mis­ rule they need. They want no change Mr Blaine's iastru. tious. that will shrivel our industries, paral­ • Vow. it must be remembered in tbi? connection, that Mr. McSwceney bad yze enterprise, and crush the' poor act- <1 as a British subject in Ireland, by prostrate into the mud. That is the poki ng o.Tce. He has held the same Democratic conception of a reform in pi ce ever since. De is now a jK>or-law the Administration. The would-bo re­ giu.rdi'AU o. the Dunfannghy1 Union, formers must hold out a more templing ltoueg.il. holand, -and onlv a few bail tlinn that if they exiiect the peo­ Dion ins ago be was defendant in a Brit­ ple to bite. There is. nothing entic’.ng ish conrt, at Londonderry, Ireland, at in a picture of desolation. Tbe few the suit ot an officer of tne Union. He business nieu who want a change are is al<o a candidate for Parliament. If as short-sighted and thoughtless as the who wanted his leg cut off to elceft'd. bo would have to Laketon orttn. patient get rid of tho pain in his toe.—National yl a'kgianco to t.uccu \ iciorii, though When he become an AtncrieaasMtizer. ■ HejnMican. be foreswore allegiance to that person­ Cleveland the English Candidate. age. What would American citizens think One thing only remains for England o: a man,im Irishman,or an Englishman, to do to become actually tbe mistress o; ■or a Scotchman. ior instance, who after the world, and that is the crushing out sc^pting tho office of alderman, county of manufacturers in America. Could oemmlssfoner, or supervisor, should, Eng’.aml destroy manufactures In wbou. arrested under American law, America, could she shut up our shops claim British protection? McSweeney, and factories ami drive all our labor to the Donegarpoor-law guardian, claini- the farms to produce raw material for jug American protection, is a parallel her use, compel 1 ng us to buy i»er man­ Case, is it not ■ ufactured goods at her prices, there .-»nd now a word as to Mr. Blaine’s would be nothing leit for England to ac-.-tion in ihc case of American citizens. desire. She .would jdouble her already Or. the ‘.^th of May, 1881, before the enormous wealth, aud would control Coercion act bad come into his posses­ tbt? destinies of the nations of the earth. sion, he #n>te to Mr. Lowell to use all To this end England has Ixxm work­ cure abd diligence in protecting Ameri­ ing for many years. She has her Cob­ can citizens, and on the 2d oi Juno fol- den Club to circulate Free Trade Ptoraipwing wrote to Mr. Lov.ell a letter, ture in this country; she has her Im­ from which wo extract the following porter’s- League in New York, who instructions in reference to Lhc case or spend money like water to acc<jmplish Jpneph B. Walsh, of Castlebar. Mayo: this purpose, and there is mu a Con­ Whatever tbe noooMlty may be Jn the etif- gress in which she has not her paid Bj.ition of Boz Naicry s Geverument for tbe agents. ’ OListcnct.- untl enforcement In Ireland of the Grover ('leveland is an open sup­ exct-nilonal nipi-laUrc uwaenre* recently, enacted in r*Fi ect to that country, this Gov­ porter of the En lish system, and ernment can not vtovr with uneoqtx-rn the Frank Hurd, who represents tbe Tenth apnlicatlon of tne kumamry proceedings atte'MLmt upon tbe |>r<xsccutk»i ot those mcii'- District of Ohio, is another. They want ur<-. io lutluimlixcil citizens of thtj United Free Trade. They want to admit Eng­ BtHtos ot Irish orijrin, wlicsc bnslnotta nflutlans may render necessary their brwenoe in lish goods free of dutv, that English Ireland or any part nt the United Hfcurdotn. manufacturers may control American or who«e IJIlui lurtlnrt and love for kindred markets. They want to destroy Ameri­ may bare prompted tUorn to revU,t-»heir uacan manufa-• luring industries entirely, Uvc country. it American dtirens. while witbin British and compel the labor of America to jur.'sdietion, oilcod ugumat Erltlsu taws, this embark in agriculture, to the further Govwnuwnt will not sect io bhleid ti«m irom the legal const-iuet.et» of their acm: but it cheapening of tlie food supplies doled mast insist upou toe apjp ioatlon to tiitrfr cases out by English manufacturers to their or those common yriitatph • of criminal juris prudeooo whkli in too c nit-.-d Status eccuiu to underpaid labor, and further swell their evrry man nbo offends airilurl Ju law-, profits. wmthcr lie be an American citizen orsiuiThis Is what the great majority of ebru subject. tb>4C incidents M> a crim Inn!. prosKCuttoa which •tforf tbe best safwrunrd these leaders of the Democratic party to personal liberty and the stronjreft protec­ are pledged to, and what they are sttion against oppreflsion under the form of law, which might otburwkW be practiced thruuvb temptiug to d<». axet-sAlve acai. How an American can support candi­ That un necoMed person shall Immediately Upon arrest I* informed of the specific crim.- dates advocating a policy so utterly OTGiteinre upon wnicb be Is bold, and that iw opposed to every interest they have. shall i>e nfforde'. on o] porajnity for n speedy Eaaaes our comprehension: How a man trial Udorcan feipHrtlAl court and jury, are ■ring a dollar's interest in this coun­ WBn:!i»l'< to every erbninai prosecution, neetry can vote to kill out tbe industries, no time m ma king the necessary inquiries in­ the development of which are our only to the cause Qi Mr. Ws sb's nmui and deten­ hope of further' progress, is something tion. in which it u probable Mr. Earrows, the we can no’, understand. Very few of Consul at Dublin, may be able io aid you. And if you shall tin4 tliat the eiretimatanccs them will do it—Exchange. of the case, in tho light of tills and orevloun onto ou tho part of thl* Government. you w II i make such temperate buttsirocat rapresentafftyw Jn your juAnne nt will (induce io h fa BLAIHE SUIT. ■| '| ‘ j1 i prevent.| ’ v . z. Declare upon o*tb whether or no there were any uni^lbtrato, minister. J ud<e or of* Beer present on such occasion, and. if nay. what person there present said or pronounced tho worda of the marriiufo contract. v3- St ute whether or no any words, term or fanffuare concerning tbe marrlaso contract were said or uttered by any one in your t>re»once, or by youreoif or by Miss Stanwood on that occasion, and. It yon. suite the words so said or uttered, or ffivo tho substance of the same and tbe Dame of the person or persons by whom they were said or utter'd. 4. State whether or Joo you were abuuaintod ontbeSUCb day of June. 1850. with S. L. or Samuel L. Blaine; tf yea. what relation he wu* to yourself, where he resided at that tlmo, what was his Ousumlw or occui>ation. whether or not be is now llvina. and If be be dead, where ana when did bu dw. a State whether or no you were acquainted on the aoth day ot June, JNW. with Sarah C. Stanwood. If yea, what relation alto was to Harriet Stanwood: where she reslilad at tliat time: what was her business or occupation: whether or nor she is living: if she be dead, witou aud where she died 8. titato what your a<e was on the 80th day of June. I860, and state aisa If you know, what was tbe ugnot Harriet Stanwood on the* same day. 7. State whether or doyou accompanied tho person whom you married there to Pitts­ burgh, Pa, in March. liBL it ye*, state what other jiersou besides yourself acoompanted her on the journey thither, or anj- part there­ of. Give tlw name of such person, if auy, and the relation the p r-ous bore to the per­ ron whom you married or to yourself. A Deciare upOQ oatb parncuiarlv from what point or place you accompanied the person whom you married at Pittsburgh In March, 1861.' on her journey to that, city, and state particularly at want point or place on Mid journey you joined her. or her and her party and companions, tf any, on tbe way to said city. , 0. State particularly what became of her ootnpantons or the f-ersotm who HCoomjuMJied her. if any. after tbe marriage oermony bad been performed at tho ettr of Pittsburgh oforeaa-d, how soon she left Pittsburgh after’ tlie m.uTia?c, whore she went to thence, who accompanied her. if any one did. on her Jour­ ney. ia State culM. whether WOctncr or or no no you ro<> loft mu tbe um city city of <u lu. Pittebunrb after your marriage in imi. a* aforesaid. how soon--"after ”s-UdmatK’------ -- '17' r yea,-’----------------------------riage you left aoid cltv, and to wbatpolnt or pbwej; j-on went therefrom. , >. D. .June whether or no you did not tomo dlntely after your morr.atre nt Pittsburgh. P*., tn March. Ih61. leav - the said cltj'of Pitto• ■urgh to go thence to Drennon spring*. Ky., and if y<"i, state bow long you stajx-d cr ninalncfi nt said Drennon Springs, on I whether or no during your stay- or rertdoare at said Umt named place you dl l not y«>Urself off and bold yourself forth ta society there and on v- ur way thither as im nnnrnr riod man, and whotiicr or no you did not pay attention to and conduct one or more court­ ships with young unmarried.ladles *s a sulfur to them at that place. 12. Declare u|x>n oath about what time you left Drennon Springs, and how soon there­ after and where you ro’oined your wife, and where you were antf in what LasInoM or call­ ing you were engaged during the period be­ tween tlie time when you left Drennon Springs and that in which j-ou rejoined your wile 10 live w>th your wife, tf you did ao re­ join her ^liicaoo, Oct. 8.—John V. Le Moyne, an rtkCongressman from this city, gave his testimony yesterday in the libel suit brought by James G. Blaine against the IiMltanai>o ILs SoiUncL He swore that‘he witnessed the marriage in Pittsburgh In March, 1851. of Mr. Blaine and a closely-veiled lady whose name was given as Miss Harriet Stanwood. Nothing was said about a prior marriage, but Mr. Blaine reqinstted tliat nothing be said about, the union for six rnoutJis. 4lilnols Wealth. SFRJKGFttLn. HL, OcL 4.—The complete tables of the State Board of Equ-dlzaticn place tbe value-of al! tin* taxable property in the' State, as equalized for taxation, as folfews: &. I::-:.::::::":.::::::: *gfiS Corporations 2.Q87.S03 Total........................................... ^S09J».S8 ~drTalbert’S Cleveland Medical Institute, "Bo«rt c 1U>- nervous and chronic diseases o« Mto. Offices la Case Library Block, Next to Poatotllce, | Catarrh. 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NERVOUS DEBILITY—Those suffering from Nervous peldilty. tbe symptoms olwhlcb are a dulh distressed mind, which unfits them for performing their bu’lness happy niarmcM Impossible, distresses the action of the bear., causing of stunts, evil forebodings, cowardice, fears, dreams, short breathings, melancholy, tire eas^ of coniiany. and have a preference to he alone, feeling as tired in the tnorulng as when retiriiy. lost manbwi. white bone deposits in the urine, nervousness, trembling, confusion ofothoughts, 'S'ab'ri andweak cye< d>sprpstsL, consthmtiou, paienres. patu and wrakne« tn the Itmb*. etc.. abouM consult Dr. Albert Immediately and be Restored to health. . DR. ALBERT has discovered tbegreatest cure in the world for*'Weakness of tlie Back aDd Limbs. General Debility. Nervousness. Languor, Confusion of. Ideas. J andtatlnn of tbe Heart, Tliuldlt). Trembling. Dimness of HlghFor Giddiness, Diseases o,« the Head, iiinmt. Nose or Skin, Affection* of the Liver. Lnugs. Stomach and Bowcb-thoae terrible dto rders addch imfit the pa­ tient for business or otlirr tiuties ot Ufe-bUghtlng their moat radiant hopes or anticipations, ren­ dering marriage Impossible. . YOUNG MEN who have become the victims of solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which annually sweejm to an untimely grave thousands of young men of exalted talent and brilliant Inteliect, may call with full confidence. . MARRIAGE—MARRIED PERSONS, or young men contemvlatlnu unrrtagc. aware of Physi­ cal Weakness, laws of Procreative Powers. Impotcncy. or anv other dlMiuallflcations. speedily re­ lieved. He who places himself under the care of DR. ALBERT may confide in his honor as a gendlenuui and confidently rely ujion his skill as a physician. - ICARTERS •rmx IpKis. 81<* 0RGANAL WE AKNESSdmmedlately cured and full vigor restored. This: distressing rtfilrtion -which renders life a bufden and marriage ImpoMjble- Is the penalty paid by tlie victim of im­ proper indulgence. Young jmjcsous are coo apt to commit excesses from not being aware of the dreadful couaequenees that ensue. Now who that uuderttands the subject will deny that procre­ ation Is lost sooner by thus-* falling Into Improper habit* than by the prudent? Besides being de­ prived ot the pleasure of healthy offsprhte. the mort serious destructive symptom* ot tioth mind and bodv arise. Tlie system becomes deranged, tec physical and mental funrtlopk weakened, Loss of I'rocrenttve Power, Nanons Irrltlbflitv. Dyspepsia, PalpllaTlou of the Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, Wasting of tlie Frame. Cough, Consumption and Death. • CURE the trwfohi fadI—____ u ... Bcd relfe** Ktllnna SICK A CURE WARRA NTED—PEBSONB RUINED In heallb by unlearned pretender*, who keep aad rqjutaie tbe bouci*. Even JU.j umycu.-vd them trifling mouth alter month,'taking poisonous and Injurious compounds, should apply Imme­ diately. REMARKABLE CURES perfected tn old cases which have been neglected or unskHlfully treated. NO EXPERIMENTS OR FAILURES, it being self cvideut that a Physician that con­ fine* himself exclusive)) to the study, of certain classes of diseases and who treats thousand* every vear must acquire greater skill tn those branches than one Id general practice. l*arties treated by mall ami express.-but where PQMlble, personal consultation Is preferred, which JM FREE AND INVITED CHARGES MODERATE, AND CURABLE CASES UUARAKTEED. Address with iHrdage. HEAD Aehe th*y xronld beaimort price :-•< to thooe wto tsttug tr^nr tbia dlatreMum complaint; bat JonuBatoiY their goadaoM doe, rot end her-, aad th who one* try them will find thcsi littleyRta valu­ able in eo man v ways that they wfll not be wlltaj to do without (han. Bat after *11 atek head ACHE P. O. Box. 270. CLEVELAND, OHIO. r*F-C;t*cs and correspondence sacredly confidential. Treatment sent C, O. D. to any part of the United Stales. oct»ly . ft MAN We waul an active, energetic and trustworthy Gerson, either sex. In every town and village In te U. n. to sell our goods. We offer a jwnnnnetit position and good pay to any party who can come to us well recommended. We do not desire to correspond with those who think for­ tunes are made in a dtf, but with those who are willing to work, ami want a good paying posi­ tion. Goods sent on consignment. Biuumas strictly honorable. Kattsfactory references re­ quired. Address, stating age and present occu­ pation. Evdkka Co., Box 121. Newark, N. J. often do not. Carter's Little Livre HDb arc wyraifl aai very «*y to take. Oncer two pill* nuke a dose. They an Strictly vegetable and do act pipe;or nerve, but by thHr gentle action please til who i^nenC fa vfalaEerents; tri for fl. 6oM CARTER MEPICrre CO., Sew York. THBOHLTTBUB J An Only Daughter Cured of Consumption. IRON ONIC When death wm hourly expected from con­ sumption, all remedies having failed, and Dr. H. James was experimenting, he accidentally made a preparation of Indian Hemp, which cured his only Child. and now gives this recipe on receipt ot two stamps to pay expense*. Hemp also cures night sweats, nausea at the stomach, and will break a fresh cold In twentv-four hours. Address Craddock & Co. Race Street, Philadel­ phia, Pa., naming this paper. The Science ol Life. Only $1. BY MAIL, POST-PAID, MSr&rtJ ' Wabhington, OcL G.—A IHtle after four o’clock Saturday afternoon Mr. Pruden, the President’s private Secretary, called on Frank Ilattpn, Flret Assistant Postmaster­ General, and Informed him tliat he hail been designated by the President to art as Postmaater-General for ten days from date. ’Mr. Hatton will continue to act as Post­ master-General until furtijer advised. THE MARKETS. New York. October A UTVE STOCK—Cattle ... .. ” n Sbocp................................... Hogs PLOUh—Good to Choice Patent*...................... . WHEAT—No t Rod No. 8 Spring. corn....... . ......................... C>Al'S-Western Mixed HYB.................................... I. „ FORK-fcaa*................ LARD—Steam CHKE8B..................................... WOOIr-Domesao „ CHICAGO. BEEVES— Extra Choice Goad.............................. Medium Butchers' ftoctc Inferior Cattle V-HOGA-Liro—G xx! to UttAce. SHEEP ........... KNOW THYSELF.^M* Exhausted Vitality. Kervous and Physical la­ bility. Premature Decline In Man, &rora of louth, and tbe untold miseries resulting from indiscretion or excess. A book for every man, young, middle-aged and old. It contains ia prescriptions lor all acute and dironlc diMases, each one of which Is invaluable. 80 found by the Author, whose experience for 28 years Is such as probably never before tell to the lot of any Phys clan. 300 pages, bound In beautiful French muslin, embossed covers, full gilt, guaranteed to a boot that CAT fix-Ram. HOGS?*?*™'.' i-ttSS sold In tats rotmtry for ffLao. or the money will be retunded in every instance. Price only >1.000 naah of which he refers you. This book should be read by the young for hi,or ,,”D ere of laf0ra*t‘oa-«* **• KapaMta Foi GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE » TUkM oa°°* * •4d»* w. h. Parker, No. 4 Bulfinch street, hoeton. Mass., who may be consulted on all dlseaws re­ experience. Chronic and ob­ stinate diMuwea tluit have baf tj Li a T fled tliesktllot all other pin ttcfaM HMALi » specialty. Such treated smMT*TTVQTPT T? cesatully without an In-1 xl X PJj] iF stance of Ltilure. BUTTER— Creamery ....... Good to ('botes 1 airy BGGS> Fresh FLOUR-Wintor . J Spring Patents GRAlJC-i' beat, *a)|........... .Com, No. S __ Kriey. Na 1................ 9 BBOOM <1)RNGroen Hurh..... 7 Finn Green................ 6 Inferior.• ff POTATOES (tat) a POftK-Mrm............................. IS to LARD-Steam ......................... 7 SO LUMBEKCommrn Droroed Piding.. . U 00 Flcorinz...................... Suro Commirn ltoertl-<..... ISO! Feiacinjr.................... IffaJ Letts..................................... zio 8btogke............................... ! 40 EAST UBRKTY. CATTLE—Be^t-....................... SO 00 Fur to Gcod 6 00 ROGS-Yorkera....................... 5 S7> CHICAGO, BOCK ISUID 4 PACIFIC R’Y A Great Medical Work on Manhood, OHICAOO. Entirely NiND. Default having been made In the condiUtHi* t» a certain mortgage executed bj 1.>-.'» • peace and Harriet Makepeace, bls »ifr. .o besrec. Osborne, said mortgage tearing. iu.r July 1, IKfl. and due.July I. iw. and recorded in the office of Register of Deeds In and for K-tjy county, Michigan, In IJber 22 of Mort gap', on jiagvs 34 and ». <m the first day of -uh. b audklveu to secure the payment of font liuiidn•« and fifty dollars, with interest to lie paid Julj Ut of each year succeedltiK thed.no of -a ■ mortgage, and containing a clause proridfo;. thatTtdehmltbe made hi tho imyni-nt of foe said interest when the l*canw due sue. should the same remain unpaid for the sp»<r thirty days thereafter, then the said mortgagee Abair have the option to declare the a Me amount on said mortgage due at o«w, and tlh« Interest due on said mortgage July 1, WM. to' mg become due and not bartug been paid, ana more than thirty days having flawed sinrt the same became due, and tbe same still resnsUmnx unpaid, and tbe said mortgagee haylt>g. by Mr­ , tue of his option, dectaredt&e whole amouui of ■said mortgage due at onre, and there beml: no* due on saldinortgiup' the sum of four hundred. ■ IiwFm-100 dollars by reason ”1 SSSSSlintfMi, and BOMt nor l*<>oeedlturs ai law having been Instttuteu to r«-‘o' ■ er the debt or any portion of the same widen gsjasr. Vegetable AND A6URC FOR JKL FREE! ^RELIABLE SElf« SBEB A favorite prescription of one of the COSTIVENESS Blliou.neM, Dyspapaia, Indlgeatfon, OlaMwea of tho Kidneys,Torpid Liver Rheumatl.m, Dlnlnmn, Wok Headache, Loss of ^Ppotlte, Jaundice, Erup tiona and Skin Dlaaawa. ■mount due upon said mortgage with all hto1 GBOBGL OBBOB5. Mortgagee- rpHE Baamras banner. 1 OXLY 11-00 A Y KA i.hftcnd Book Of Advice to bra Ibgulsrrhy’’"*' k__. 4 00, �The Hashngs Banner. ofltr* i» connected with ° . - - * ii lianas 11 — V*MV»aJU, CU ‘ aw concern, hrfhad a viaion in which It was revetad ,wMte onr own, wtth i^fr to him that the end of the wbrld would occur in 50 days from that time, preceded by an earthquake, which latter part at the prophecy has come to wn». A tract bearing date ol Sept loth has teen issued; containing the prophecy The warning is too late to benefit all ot ' h“ » Ume u, nXlT.TT 8’ There ought 10 te no , ?. W * t10 ? “ hovt the society having . i , every year. Farm,ow “ “ tor thelr ^-tertst to have I < 1,’o; but they like novelty as well as , “youwanttoeatchthe will te no preaching at the our readers, however, as to-morrow is Mt .t°Wn‘PK,ple’ >ou must h°M , ,^Ulhta-'n^r n«xt. but the day on wMch all things earthly are OM aome other inducement besides fine i Saads’ioUowihg instead. to come to an end, according to the ‘““taBteraoea understand the society tadd a. ” make mistake but go to tract This will undoubtedly prevent i tenses and a Httle somethingbeaide , ; line flavored Tycoon that great labor-reformer!?) J. H. Den- i Wi01 U>e discontent and nia. from being elected to the “next I, ;l- you drank at th. fair. ted weather that is a good showing. TCxax Willi ...quarter1? meeting at highest office to governor.” But the society must take this into T,, r t.,;rch on Saturday and Sun­ Fatal AcciDENT.-Saturday after- '£“to™Mon: It they increase tbe p^ce S -Pte.whingbyRer.Dr. Joy, noon last a distressing accident occurred u'u&Msslon, 1 they most add to the atat Grant’s elevator in this city, by 'tractlons. If they do this they will (}ran<! K^P^8* which Willie, a 11 year old son of Mr. 1 have no trouble about meeting expensfair M’- &“• Bual’y?i Jtaa ,.*■ in 3:18. winning the five and Mrs. Geo. Curry, lost hi» life, and '« and paying every dollar ot ita indebl“ . The track is "slow,” and his brother, one year older, came near 'Sni'S nmainUln «» Prtc« too, it it £emen'-:n toe . ole did exceedingly sharing a like fate. It appears that will add a tew premiums- tor noveltiea “Berthe circumstances. while those employed In the elevator that ' do not appear In standard works Local News. the Chari.-tn? Blaine and Logan were engaged in loading wheat into a car, a little boy of Mr. L. Kenfleld . (|nb consisting of Thomaa L l. v. Charles McKinney ran down stairs and told Mr. A. E. who was drawing wheat ■ «Tci1irl.'..-'i‘1'bs. luu been engaged Heath, Eao-Wta- tte Kains party ttrougbl through the scuttle of one of the bins, that some boys were in the hins Mr’ the stat*, Heath and Mr. Rich rushed up stairs I U.T FriJ afternoon, on tne lair and found that Clarence and Willie gr.ma4u.wr the race tract a»fl not Curry were in the bin and being drawn far train the «aing hou-w, a black caahunder the moving grain, the face only ,„reshawl. Finder will besuitably roof the former being visible. Mr. Heath w.inlerl lq ta'-lngthesame at Basxeh jumped into the bin, called to Rich to ofjirobaU? offices. open the scuttle in order to let the TheM. 1 sixiety wifi meet on Mon­ grain run away from the boy, which he day rvennit next ;if the home of Miss did. Once or twice the boy was entire­ BrUe .-pit.iil-.hnff, at sharp. The ly covered by the wheat, but he was evening will 1-e devoted to the study of finally extricated. As soon as Clarence Longfellow’s life and works. Allmem­ was taken out the grain rushed through bers are requested to be present the scuttle carrying WiUie—who at the The rt-pu>li'-ar.3 uf this section of the time was in the wheat only up to his state learn with regret ol the retire- waist and thought to be in no danger— Cr.t. t Mr. II. E. Bafcer from the edl- with lightning rapidity to the mouth toriaLfnr e ot the Detroit Post. For of the scuttle, his body clogging up the . years Mr. Baker has been connected same and the wheat covering him to with the Post, he is an able newspaper quite a depth. By this time the alarm man, 8hd has a host of friends among had been given, and many willing men were shoveling wheat from the bin as’ the newspaper men of the state. ATERKDR gale blew down trees, ■ demdished fences and tipped over old buililings in a portion of Barry county Sumlaj night. The wind took a wester­ ly course, and covered a strip about a ndle in width. The track of the ftorm is marked by the destruction it wrought, it seemed to 1* the heaviest UerefiboJits two miles south of the city. Mrs. C. B. Salisbury, of this city, took the first premium at the county fair for stamping and embroidery work. Mrs. b. is proficient in this work. OrdoMeftat the oflice of Travers Phil­ lips c.r at Stauffer & Salisbury’s store will be promptly attended to in a prompt and satisfactory manner and at reasonable rates. William E. Ware, of Coldwater, is speaking.for the republicans in Barry county this week. He is a clear and logical speaker, and presents the of the campaign forcibly and effective­ ly. He was a greenlwker of republi­ can antecedents, until two years ago,: when the fusion sickened him. He w that the drift of his party was to­ ward the deiniy raev. and he had no Jongmc to 1 <• counted as a democrat. The Banner expects it will become its $.iil duty to chronicle the killing of one or mure of th»: many boys of this city who are wont to play about the cars, catching rides on tH^ime. Boys,.! death i$ lurking there, and IT the prac- j titt is not stoppd the terribly mangled body of some °f your number wip be taken from Lenekth the wheels. It is •life the city officials and the employes of the railroad company to say that they do all in their power to stop this haz­ ardous practice of the boys. At a meeting Monday evening of the Mimhv school board connected with the M. E. church of this city, the following officers were elected for the eniuing year: ‘ 1 Suprerintendent, Wm. II. Schantz, bt iiM’t. C. Whitcomb. - 2nd <Wt. Lillian Estes. .Librarian, E. P. Brown. l^t fi^ t, F. A. Timmerman. 2nd ass t. Belle Crothere. J honstvr, P. W.Niskern. Orjtanist. Ellie Ellis. v and Treas., Charles W. Jones, t .-ec-y, Albert Hoefner. Artist. Bosa Bostwick. •1 otheb Side. . “>nwi ilAxXEcB"'w,c',,“r’Oe*-*1’ "* NOTES. Among the exhibits of stocks that at­ tracted much attention and comment at the fair were the thoroughbred' Jer­ seys, the property of Mr. A. J. Carter, of Hastings township. They consisted of Fairfield Boy, registered as thorough­ bred No. 3^; and Pride of Hastings, thoroughbred, No. 6,732. They are the only registered thoroughbred Jeraev cattle in the county. Those who wish any information concerning them should write to or call on Mr. Carter. We are pleased to note that interest in blooded cattle is increasing in this lo­ cality. ARPET AND FLANNEL WEAV­ C ING EVER KEPT IN BARRY COUNTY. He is bound to sell his goods at prices that will satisfy everybody. BaiMaie Eitensm Tais a Specialty. <s A itwaI'c?6 my goods and get prices before yoa buy and OAvJb jIVNeiI. . , „ Sol? Agent for the LADIES’ FAVORITE PILLOW SHAM HOLDERS, the best in the world. . Remember the place. Blue Front, South Side State Street, Hastings, Mich. Archie McCoy. Cblhifig ^850275911 ORDER. Suits Mais To Order. Overcoats Has Fairly Commenced. Men’s Suits BEST $5 to $15. 50c Undershirt Custom Made Suits, in the $15 to $35. CITY. Fill OvercoaU. FALL Children’s OvKBOOATS Suits,. $5 to $20. $2 to $15. FlneWorstKilt Suits, ed, $15. $2 to $10. Cust. Made, $20 to $30. Dress Coats Boy’s Suits, WINTER $1.00 and $3 to $10. OVEKCOATS will buy Boy’s Dress $3.50 to $20 Vests, A Scarlet Suits, Custom Undershirt, $12 $10 to $20. .to Made, worth $12.50 (20 to (30 $1.50. Fine Black Children’s Children’s Fine Fall Overcoats, Underwear, Worsted Overcoats, (1.50 to (10. Suits, $2.00 Made to Order, $15.00. $8.50 to $10 Boy’s Over-' to coats, $2.50. Dress Suits, 34.00 to 812.00 (3.50 to (15. $15.00. Mrs. Fred. Spangemacher has been .our business men should have improv­ ed the opportunity to show off their with friends in Grand Rapids the past goods/ week. j Barry county is not behind her neigh­ Mr. Truman Park; r, student ot the Agricultural college, was at his home bors in stock. The fine display of vegetables, and the past week. fruits showed that Barry county is in Mra. XV. Graham, of Middleville, was the front rank of the Agriculture dis­ in the city the past week, the guest ot tricts of Michigan._______ ' Mrs.F. II. Ackerso^. The rapid improvements in the many M. H. Clark, editor ot the Manistee ills to which the human race is heir, Democrat, was greeting his many says the daily world, Nashville Tennes­ 60 Cts to 815.00 friends In this city Sunday and Monday. see, can be attributed to but one source, Si that is St Jacobs Oil, the world Dr. H. A. Barter and wite, ot Nash­ renowned pain-cure. ______ _ 85.00 burs a ville, were the guests ot Dr. Timmer­ ZINC TRUNK This extreme tired feeling we have in man and mother i: few days the past worth 8“ 50. the spring, fall and during the summer week. denotes torpid fiver, yei have no appeMlsa M. Hamilton, who for a year past has been teaching music Inxthis city, returned to her home In Canada the Grand Rapids Morning Telegram, Price 50 cents of Fred’k Hotchkiss. was in the city Friday, looking after effort was made to cut down‘ Tens™. We think this was carried too ft^aad Uta afew nov-el attraetto^ AU these things are prop- Children’s PANTS. HATS. and Best (1 Shirts are $1.50 Stiff Best Fitting Fur Hat Boy’s Hats, Pants in the 25 cents City. 75c for. worth $2.00 Fine Pants. to Linen Bo­ Fur Hats (3.50to(7.50 $1.50. som Shirty. $2 to $4. Infants and Children FAIRFIELD BOY, 3299. fbr half-blood Jersey; fiia.OO for rwijuered pavable »i time of flm tervice. Thnx-fourtte mile north of city cemetery. 4* A. J. Carter. STATE OF MICHIGAN. To tbe Ejectors of Barry county: You are hereby notified that era! election to be held in this KJfSS S”"”!- Thirteen electors of president and vice prerideot of tbe United State*; a governor, lieuten­ ant goveruor. secretary of state, state treasurer, andnor general, oorani Isaloner tf lb* atate land office.aj£arpey|pmeral. and aiiaiHteMiiiftg Public Instruction; also a member of the state x*rd of education In place of Geoore F. U>e representative district, composed of the tion Um foUoM lur proposed amendment to Um conjWrulions of ths stair win be submitted to. tiMgeoplecrf the stale for their adoption or re- Ai> xincadmer.t U> Section 6, Article «, relative to circuit conrts. provided for by Joint Evolu­ tion No. w. law® of 188A Bamox a Tbe state shall be divided Into udlclal circuit®, in each of which the elector* Aereo*shall elect one circuit judge, who shall bold his office for the term of six years, and un­ til bls suocewor 1* elected and qualified. The legistatwv nuiy provide for tbe eiecUon of more than one circuit Judge tn the judicial circuit tn which tbe city of Detroit is or :nav be situated. in addition to the aaiary provided by thia Con­ stitution, than receive from eald county off Wane •uch additional aaiary as may. from time to time, be fixed and determined by the board of sula is hereby authorized and empowered to give and pav to the circuit Judge Of ftp WlMri circuit to which such county U attached, auch additional salary or compensation, M i time to time be fixed and determined or free tickets -on rxilroaila Joint Resolution No. S3, l*w» Bxunox 15. Tho compensation of the her® of the Legislature ®hidl be a salary of sen-i hundred dollars for each regular *e*aiou. and at such regular session they may legislate upon such sabjecta as are submitted to them by extra session tbetr conwensation shall be a sal■ Kof one hundred dollars, and they shall legi.*on no oilier subjects than tho* expreaaly stated tn the Governer*® proclamation, or sub­ mitted to them by sj>eclal message. They shall be entitled to ten cents and no more for every mile actually trawled in going to and returning from the place of meeting qn the usually trav- no member of the Legislature shall accept or use any free ]>aas or free ticket on any railroad during bin term of office. Also that the following county officers for said county are to be elected, vti: One Judge of probate, one sheriff, onr county clerk, one register of deeds, one county treaanrer. one prosecuting attorney, two circuit court commissioners, one county surveyor, and two coroners. Given under my Hand at Hustings, Mich., the day and year first atxive written. ______________ JOHN Q. nUPWY. Sheriff. j^OTICK TO TEACHERS. J _ special certificate®, which are valid only until the next public examination. • Saturday. Aug. 80th. at Hasting®. Fri<tay?SepLl?th. at Middleville. Friday. Sept. Sfith. at Nashrllle. Friday, Oct. 10th. at Hickory Corner*. Friday and Saturday. Oct. fittb and SOU, a Hasting®. It it expected that all who intend to teach aud have not certificate® in force will be present at tome one of these place®. Examinations will begin promptly at nine o’clock and teachers are urgently requested to be present at the opening Examinations will be both oral and written, chiefly the latter. Candidate* for a third grade certificate must pass a satisfactory examina­ tion in orthography, reading. penmanship, and pbyidolofQ-. witii particular reference to Um a Fail AND Winter Caps. Satchels, ( Strictly One Price, 5Oc to 82^0. Grand Rapids, Mich. [ASTORIA JERSEY BULL. Tbe following places and times have been designated by the Board o! Examiners for botd- Trunks, .Onr White ni'mnlcs iurue and malaria diseases, Tuesday. Mr. II. M. Bose, ot the local staff of FRED DAELKER, Ixjofa, Down papers, or other j>e requisites fire. or any other i-er.iuisltc or compenaati Pants We patiemen were preesnt at the had been added, the attendance, total “«>ng relered to by Poor Yorick of and net receipts would have r °o, last week iu the Baxneh, and lyincn«ed.__P«Pleh.veg^tta «, gl*ul1 oni<:r prevailed througb.Wh01e and that the arJ. ■ U does in^U8tice to Dr. Hull, as the •taive did not jeer him ae Yorick nor have we discovered anyW impolite in his l>ehhvlor. au??r5lrit>.n ’ ii-.iKxix cash receipts show up a handsome sur­ plus. DAK’S BALSAMIC ONEHTESTTSMStHW MEHcm urn mra, It is a positive fact that ARCHIE McCOY has the most complete stock of ONE COOK BOOK. MADE TO Mr. E. A. Matteson occupied one corner of the floral hall with an attract­ ive display of. organs. He keeps the best, and sells at the lowest rates. rapidly as possible; holes were cut in When you need anything in his line, the bottom of the bin. and after a lapse remember Mr. Matteson. of 10 or 15 minutes the body was recov­ The Domestic sewing machine was ered, life being extinct. The bin holds well represented and captured five first about 500 bushels, and at tlie time of premiums on work. The gentlemanly the accident it contained about 400 agent, Mr. James Hallett took all pos­ bushels of Wfheat. sible pains to show the many good Tbe rescued boy was found to be in a qualities of “the light running Domes­ precarious condition, but at present tic.” He made many friends for himwriting it is thought he is out of dan­ ‘ self and the company he represented, 822.00 to 850.00 ger. The funeral of Willie was held at and will record increased sales for his the residence of the parents Sunday at favorite machine. 8 p. m. John Bessmer’s display of jewelry It appears that despite frequent and musical goods was neat and at­ warnings a numlier of boys have been tractive. It was one of the features of in the practice of playing in and about floral hall. the elevator, they going up stairs un­ J. Nornian, the enterprising harness­ observed, and at the time of this ’acci­ dent there were some six or eight boys maker of Freeport, had a fine line of Made to Order. from six to 12 years old, playing' in the goods of his own manufacture at the wheat The wonder is that more fair. 325.00 to 840.00 A. M. Herrington’s case of stuffed <>-nrn nnf c t iVfit h I.FM/l were not smothered. birds and animals was the finest of the PERSONAL. kind ever shown in Barry county. By Miss Belle Barlow is in tlie city od a the way, Freeport took great interest visit. in our fair this year. Mr. Geo. H. Nichols was at home A. R. McOmber, the jeweler, hail a over Sunday. well sorted display of nice goods in his Mr. Frank Whlteniore. a typo ol thia line in floral ball, which was much adcity, is now working in Grand Rapids. mirejL Seems to us that many more of the interests ot that lively paper. Mrs. J. B. Lee, of De Smett, Dakota, daughter ot Mr. and Mra. Jerome Smith of this city, & visiting .her par­ J biday last while driving on the ents. Mra. Smith is quite seriously 111, ’air ground Mrs. D, R. McElwain’s and Mra. Lee will remain here to care hors*- became frightened and jumped for her mother. ’______ _ 50 ri°l*nt]y as to break the two for­ TtlKFAtn.-The 3rd anTmd fair of ward wheels of the buggy. John Me- the Barry county •«rlculturalH^?^ Elwain. being near by, -assized his has come and gone. It w» neither the JWther from the buggy and prepared to poorest nor the teat exhibition of its «<’W her how to drive."' He was no kind. The number ot entries ■‘toner seated in the buggy than the 2550, nearly aa many as the most nrse plunged forward and commenced recorded. The managers saw At to cut ruq, breaking the two remaining down the number of coupons from tat. ’ <*ls. Now John is endeavoring to year's figures. This created much totenuine in his own mind w hich is satisfaction. The weather w-aa ted. e better driver, his mother or him­ which was another serious * E The boys about town think the Still the total receipts were 8U> <0. near ln ^ or of the former. ly equal to last year’s ™ The 1 r agriculture. In the management ot 1 rar a» in the management ot a store * 'Th ir>°,“,Or rl“ty of enterprise. The agricultural society that studies th.-drawing- cards, is the one whose Politics or No Politics! FOR attudfttd at least tf per quirod in each branch, with i of n per cent. and natural pblkoaophy, branch of W per cent. proof as to moral character, hehool office dially invited BiirdockT Bujod^ Bitters J Smtl. BMctMS. loih. Mio". Salt Ma*. Scnlult t LADIES >d of Calicoes that fade tn or wiuhlug will find the BATTLES OF THEWGRU. WNM cured Walters. Richmond, Guardian • Bale. FnrewentbentoMorrWn-B^ it. the mutter of Urn w rirrn that 1 riiall Mil at |m> o- ,•• .1. Notice is itereby given an urderjpraated to the trator tifthr estate ol PATENTS 2?srt%3rs&: id roottiy vfHmce of �•Mixon news items. Three mounted men awsawdnated a storeeejxr at Prague Station, Tex., Wednesday While washing her babe at Baltimore Thunulay morning Mrs. Henry Schumacher fell dead of paralysis of tlie heart Fanners in McLean County, Illinois, are aald to be praying for frwt, as the prevail­ ing hot weather causes coru on the stalk to sprout Fifteen thousand people from Illinois, Iowa and MLssouri attended the Tri-State Old Settlers’ Association meeting at Keokuk, la., Tiiursdny. Thu Secretary of the National Cattle -Breeders’ Association has summoned the •ecoixi annual convention, to be held In Chicago November 13 and 14. The East Tennessee Road Is soon to com­ mence running solid ptwaeuger’ trains from Cincinnati to Jacksonville, Fhu, in competi­ tion with the Cincinnati Southern. . TImj investigation at Louisville Into tho affairs of the Buchanan brothers has already revealed the duplication of warehouse re­ ceipts for whisky to the amount of 830,000. The Illinois State phannaeeutical Asso- | elation will meet in Chicago next year. A. F. Cimningham, of Champaign, Ill., hae been elected President, and T. H. Patter­ ton Secretary. A Chinaman. w!k> is married to a white woman, was granted citizen’s papers Thurs lay at Cleveland, O. Four years ago he look out his first papers, and Judge Tilden leaded that he was not barredout by the antl-Chincsc art of 1882. So desperate lias been the hog disease In Maryland that the State Veterinarian asks the Governor to quarantine against five counties, it is stated tliat infected animals have tjcen jjaughterwl in Frederick County and shipped to Baltimore. The new temple of the Young Men's Christian Association at Springfield, HL, is Bo cost $25,000. Bancroft, the historian, celebrated the glghty-fomtli amil^Tsary ot his birthday at •Newport, K. L, Friday. Benjamin Thomas, a Narragansett In­ dian. who presided at the Inst great council. ■ was killed by a train Thursday evening near Wood River Junction, R. I. The steamship Texan, which arrived Fri­ day morning at New Orleans from Liver|KX>I, made the-voyage in sixteen days and ten hours, tlie fastest on record. * Philadelphia Hebrews are much excited because of tlie bpot and slioe manufacturing flinn of Hayes, Field & Co. publicly announc­ ing that it will do longer deal with them. The Army rifle contest dosed at Leaven­ worth Friday, tbe Division of tlie Missouri •winning- five out of the six medals, the Entfineer Corps one, and tbe Division of the . Atlantic and Pacific none. The Canadian Minister of Customs has tent an Assessor to New York to secure evi­ dence relating tn false entries made by watch-case manufacturers, by which large amounts of revenue have been k»L For ten days past cattle have bean dying rapidly of an unkown malady in Belmont County, Ohio. Friday it was developed that only stock fed on sorglmm blades were affected, fanners being compelled to use thtozartide for fodder, a drought having killed all the grass, and coni not being ready for use. - During last- week there were eight deaths from yellow fever at Havana. ‘ifcnatz Soeger, the veteran brewer of Dufiled Saturday, aged seventyA disease similar to cholera is killing hogs by the scores in the vicinity of Du­ buque, Ifl. There were in the Joliet Penitentiary Oc­ tober 1,1,447 convicts, and in the Chester Prison 085. An Iron company at Chattanooga has closed a contract for thirteen tons of metal for ^ir-wheels at $30.50 per ton. Eight horaes at Vincennes, la., are afflicted with glanders. Other cases are ex­ pected. as tliu infected animals have been allowed to go at large. At Grove City, Ill., while Miss Rose Smith wv^ hiding a gun from her brothers Saturday evening, she accidentally diseiiarged the weapon, the contents killing her Instantly. The schooner Arabia, from Chicago for Midland, OnL, vrith 20,000 bushels of corn, sunk at the entrance of Georgean Bay Sun­ day morning during a heavy gala. The Brow were saved. k .. The Copyright Congress, just closed at B ushels, passed a resolution declaring the proprietor of works of art should not be al­ lowed to publicly exhibit them without the consent of the artist The Commissioner of Internal Revenue announces a further postponement of the pro]KHcd change In the method of enforcing 1 the collection of taxes overdue on distilled Binrits in bond until September 8, 1885. Tlie last postponement is believed to be a practical abandonment of the proposed change. Chicago, Oct 8.—At the session of the National Association of Funeral Directors ' yesterday ofikura were elected as follows: PrMidunt. O. N. Crane. Canandaigua. N. Y.; Vioe-Proaidenta. Robert Bring hurst of Phila­ delphia, U. A. Miller ol Cincinnati, 8. F. Pea­ cock or Wiacouiin. Harry W. Meara of Balti­ more, und John Kogeraon of CnkMuro: Secro­ tary. 8. K. LipnlncotL Richmond. Ind., re­ elected: Assistant Secretary, Thomas H. Rob­ erta, Michigan; Treasurer, L. L. Jones, Bos­ tonThe association will hold its next annua! meeting in Philadelphia on the first -Wednesday in Octolier, 1885. Another Boad Leading to Chicago. Pitthbuiuht, Pa., Oct. 6.—Prominent railroad men and capitalists. Including W. P. Hubbard, Samuel Merrill and William PMUIjm, of New York; W. C. Mobley, H. A. Schranecke and W. P. Howland, of this State, will meet here on. the 15th inst to Arrange for the construction of an air-line 1.200 miles long, which will connect New York with Chicago, Council Bluffs and 8L Loots. Heading, Pa., OcL 3.—Seventeen cart ot Lantuoitcr tobacco arrived Wednesday from therefor San Frandsco. It to the largest each car contains over twelve tons. The taiue of the tobacco Is placed at smo,ooo. Mielu, OcL 6.-Jud«e Chipman, has received a letter from Mrs. of Chirecaiu wMehshe affliction. aud that she his regaining tbe full MICHIGAN STATE MEWS. The Bay City ZWinine gives the paiMcu- jguTLET BB06. a WILK: 5 < Hay Feres, Dr. Morell Mackeurie. tn anifiterwving pamphlet, explain* the true origin and nature of that mysterious ailment. 8oba«f«r at Alabaster, laaco County, re oeatly. He waa standing upon th* dock, Much immensely from when his hat was blown off thto.tba wt£-»r. — iufecr —-------------1 germs, because He started far the village bareheaded, but ■ the floating pollen of the air does not increase and multiply in tbe human mind and went back determined to re- system. As tbev do; it merely seta up oover hit hat. Partially undressing, he irritation: of the mucous membrane, jumped into tbe water, and being a good giving rise to catarrh and asthma. Bttt swimmer, soon recovered his floating the two cases have this much at least m property. He than concluded that ho common—that tbe origin of tbe disease would swim to tbe shore instead of tile has been traced in either instance to a dock, and soon after wa* mined and his definite external cause, in living germs body subsequently found. Mr. Schaefer or spores and that by avoidance of was one of the most prominent men of the this cause we may reasonably hope to village, occupying the position of book­ bring the malady under proper control, keeper for B. 8. Smith and holding the if not to extirpate it altogether. The office of postmaster, besides superintend­ theory that bay fever is due to the ing the office of the Western Union Tol| pollen of grasses is no new one. On egraph Company. He was thirty-nine the contrary, it has for some time been growing in fa-or with pathologists, and of small children. Dr. Mackenzie’s able exposition may be looked upon rothar as the conclu­ Michigan Items. sive vindication of the pollen hypothe­ The Detroit grain quotations are: Wheat sis than as the first statement of a new -No. 1 White, BXafilJ.'c. No. 2 Red, truth. Indeed, as long as hay fever 8CKc; NO. 8 Red, 77Mc. Flour—Michi gan has been known at ail, the popular White Wheat, choice, |A8k»L16: roller name by which it. is familiarly called process, $4.2504.75; patents, $5.0005.50, has associated it with the flowering Carn—No. 2, MMc. Oats-No. 2, ®Hc; time of the ordinary meadow grasses; Butter—Creamery, 28030?. Cheese, 110 though the irritation has generally 11 Me. Eggs, 17018c. ( been ascribed rather to the odor of Alex. McKay, of -Muskegon, absconded sweet vernal grass and scented holcus the other night, taking $2,000 belonging to than to the distinctive action of the pol­ Andrew Wierengo, in whose wholesale len itself. The latter species Is un­ .grocery he was book-keeper. It was known in English meadows, but sweet thought he had gone to Canada A re­ vernal grass is familiar to most of us as ward of $300 was offered for bis arrest. It the peculiar spiky plant to which new was also discovered that for over two mown hay owes with us the whole of months be had been systematically rob­ its delidobB fragrance. Still hay fever, bing ' Wlerengo. Ho leaves a wife and one like influenza or cholera, did not occur in Europe, according to Dr. Mackenzie, child at Muskegon. The crop of buckwheat in this State is in ••the good old times” (whenever that may be! or if it did occur it was over­ an enormous one thia^ear. N. j.. Huntley, of Billings Township, looked in the multiplicity of medieval diseases. As tho complaint does not Giadwin County, dl'appeared several actually kill, it may have been consid­ years ago, and his wife afterward secured ered unworthy serious attention in the a divorce and was remarried. A few days days of the Black Death and tho Great ago the husband returned and presented Plague; but ft is singular that tbe first a claim on tbe old homestead, of which he detailed account was given by Bostock had given a life-lease to his wife. He at as late a period as 1819. Since that finally sold out for twenty-five dollars. date, hay fever seems to have grown so There have been 65,000,000 feet of logs alarmingly in frequency that Dr. Mac rafted out of the Au Gres River this sea­ kenzie is fain to account for its rapid son, with 15,000,000 feet yet in the booms development by supposing a now ao and 90.000,000 foot up the river. quisition <if irritating powers on the Mr. Marvin LaCore, who has a fine farm part of certain vegetable oodles. Surely, in the town of Empire, .Leclanaw County, nowever, it is more likely that, ** ’fl is turning his attention to a new Industry we, ’tis ours, have changed, not it.” in that part of the State, tn the cultivation Helmholtz was tho first author to set of peppermenL He has this year half an forth a definite theory of hay fever, acre set to the crop, from which he-ex­ which, be, believes to be produced by pects to raise sufficient roots to set at least vibrios (tbe modish bacilli were not seven acres next season, when be will then in vogue,) and he held that the commence the manufacture. Pepparmin’ vibrios, though always existing in the grows well in the soil, and it is said w.l muoous membrane of the nostrils, were produce at the rate ot twenty-eight pounds especially excited to spasmodic activity □f oil to the acre. by summer hem. But it was Dr. Black­ Jonathan Boyce, the large Muskegon ley, of Manchester, who led the way In lumberman, will operate very largely showing tlflit this disagreeable com­ again this winter near Houghton Lake, plaint Is really due only to the pollen probably hanking from 10,000,000 to 23/XX),- of flowers and grasses. Instead of mak'ing his experiments in carport vili. Dr. DOO feet ot logs. Blackley made them on bis own per­ H. Clermont, shot himself at Kala maaoo a few evenings ago. Ho bml pre­ son; he inhaled pollen, and artificially viously remarked to his wife that he was acquired the complaint; and he proved tired of -lite. He died In tho afternoon In that in certain pthcr instances the great agony. Ho was tbe last of three severity of the disease bore a direct rela­ brothers, all of whom came to tragic tion to the amount of pollen in the air. -Dr. Mackenzie, treating the matter in ends. Benjamin Furman, seventeen years old. the most rigorously scientific manner,diwhile hunting recently near Bay City videsrthe cause of summer catarrh into tried to pull his gun over a log. The Ham- two classes, the predisposing and the mor caught, discharging the gun and kill- exciting. The predisposing causes is of coarse tbe possession of a certain pecu­ liar idiosyncrasy, dependent perhaps on Kalamazoo College reports a very atnpL abnormality in the muoous membrane, clous opening for the fall term. Tlie e or in tho small veins and nerves with which it is supplied. As usual, the ul­ day, and now arrivals are ooming in every timate nature of the abnormality (if day. The freshman class' will be a largo any) is too delicate for direct investiga­ tion. The Idiosyncrasy is generally de­ Charles R. Ford, an attorney who was veloped quiteAuddenly, and when once disbarred at. Detroit, and who was thought acquired it tends to increase most un­ .to have been drowned In the River Raisin, pleasantly with each succeeding sum­ was recently discovered in Indianapolis, mer. And the moral of that is; “If where be was keeping a small cigar store. possible, avoid catching bay fever at all There was an insurance of J3,(XX) upon for ttX: first time, and you will most his life, and it was thought he expected to probably nover catch it for the seednd. ” secure IL Oddly enough, the idiosyncrasy seems Private Brown, stabbed at Sault Ste. almost confined to the English race, Marie recently by another soldier named at home or in America: Scandina Hart, has since died of bis injuries. vians, Frenchmen, Germans and Michael Sheridan, living near Baldwin, Italians all enjoy a comparat^o -im­ Lake County, was arrested a few days ago munity. French and German doctors for committing numerous depredations in New York noticed no cases among upon his neighbors* gardens and ben their compatriots there, though the roosts.. He was caught id a garden and$ disease is painfully common among tke flrod a revolver at tbe officers. They re­ Americans proper. It is flattering to turned the compliment with such good nir Anglo-Saxon intelligence that hav ever also specially affects “persons of effect that he was severely wounded in 4dme education aud fair social posithree places. ■ion. ” In the West Indies, where yelA two-year-old son of Rev. C. W. Dealow /ever rarely attacks people of col­ ington, Oakland, County^ fell into a well ored blood, ’light brown families are fifty feet deep and containing twenty feet }uite proud if one of .their number catehos the aristocratic infection, and it quickly given and the child waa rescued in may, perhaps, be equally consoling to time to save ita life by dint of hard work, the sufferers from hay fever to learn that in Dr. Merriman's experience the it wm a wonderfully narrow escape. complaint belongs ••principally to the Reporta to the State Board of Health by upper and middle classes.6 So much forty-two obeervera In different parts of is this the case that farmers and agri­ the State, for the week ended September cultural laborers, who are most ex­ 27, indicated chat remittent fever, neural­ posed to the exciting causes, seldom gia, cholera morbus, bronchitis, inflsmma* sutler from it But in persons who tion of tbe bowels and consumption in­ possess the requisite idiosyncrasy, Dr. create 1, and that cholera infantum and ty­ Blackley showed quite conclusively that phoid fever decreased in areax>f piRrz- hay fever can be artificially produced lence. Diphtheria was reported at twelve by inhalation of pollen. Rye. wheat, places, scarlet fever at six, and measles oats and barley affect the mucous mem­ at two places. , brane even more powerfully than the Minnie Leach, aged eighteen year a wild grasses. In America, bowever.it -while in attendance on tbe fair of the is a sort of wormwood that oftenest Central Mlch'.gan Agricultural Society at gives rise to the peculiar <*tarrbal Lansing a few days ago attempted to stop symptoms. It must be remembered over the ground shafting which ran ma­ that everywhere pollen is liable to r’oat chinery on exhibition. Her clothing w>as in the air in large quantities during the caught, sbo was whirled around the shaft. flowering season of wind fertilized plants, like the grasses, coreah and wormwoods, and hay fever may there­ fore possibly be caught even al sea or Buy View, Petoskey, tbe other evening. In the heart of the great cities. Thus ihowers of pine pollen have fallen at 8L Louis, Ma, transported from forests at least four hundred miles to southward.—Poll Mall Oazelie. —Tbe chief difficulty about a woman Henry Hoffman, a rieh farmer near Newport, Monroe County, fatally shot ■ doctor is that If she was suddenly called man who waa stealing his grapes the to attend a man who had fallen down a shaft, and they told her he was i young man and unmarried, she would Peterson drove rtop so long to fix her crimps that the man would be liable to die from the violence of his contusions.-lloctiand aftorwxm, near the Grand Trunk Railroad Courier. Science Association, during ta uext an- history in country, -i*. •»—.« Journal. -The New Haven RtquUoBuck h*. polite1.'-d»cHn»d the decree of Doctor of Mode conferred bSjt College, gtring it " hk ophjion that American colleges cannot con fnr such a degree. This should convince Yale College authbrities of tbe utter absurdity of continuing their generoaity in tin* direction.” —Mr. Ch*rlM G. Leted giro* tost interesting taet* in regerd to the pr»°-. deal utility, ot the PhtMelpW* Bnln^ IrW Art School. for which he hae done k much. "I here Mceruinod by ex­ periment." he **r*. ■•that under a reel­ in liret Olea*, highly intelligent teacher, reboot-children, while matenrining high Brerage* in other can. even’ one, earn from three dollar* to even five dollar* by wood carving two afternoons in the week. Any pupil, after from fifty to one hundred lessons, can do this in several branches. WAGONS! Each One Warraitei! I —BscKSChe. Mt__ __ ... — ■---- — **ae«M .at. .** Hay Fever. W1« patlon. There are so­ lvere spasms of sneez­ ing, frequent attacks jof blinding headache । a watery'and inflam,ed stale al the eyes. all throat and Inng affections, also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility auu all nervouscomplaints, after having tested ita wonderful cu&live powers In thousands of cases, has felt ft lite duty to make kt known to hto suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and » desi" to relieve human suffering, I will send free of charge, to all who destreTt. this recipe. In Ger­ man, French or English, with full directions Par preparing and using. Sent by mall .by address­ ing with stamp.' naming this 'V A. Novas 140 Power's Block. Rochester. N. Y. A movement to on foot to organize a G. A. R. past at Fife Lake. Material! Sill to Ridge Board. GEO. H. HEATH, PHOTOGRAPHER. "It would be no violation of the command­ ment.’’ said John B. Gough, “if a man were to fall down and worship tho silk hat. forit is not made in the likeness of anything in heaven, or on earth, or In the waters which are under the earth.” Besides It beats tlie head and causes the hair to fall off. Parker.* Hair Balsam will stop that and restore tbe original color to gray ■r faded hair. Not oily, not a dye, beneficial, deliciously perfumed. A perfect hair dressing. 50c. All druggists. • Never neglect a constipated condition of tbe bowels, or serious results surely follow, such a* BleaatHl Impure blood, vso Burdock Blood JOB PRINTING, liters. Boys ar/not allowed In tbe Kalamazoo county court rooift, Mrs. Mary A. Dailey, of Tunkhannock. I “a., was afflicted for six yean with Asthma and Bronchitis, during which time the best physi­ cians could give •no relief. Her life was despaired ot, until in last October she procured a bottle ot Dr. King’s New Discovery when Immediate re­ lief was felt, and by continuing Its use fora short time she was completely cured, gaining in flesh 60 lbs. in a few months. Free trial bottles of this certain .cure of all throat and lung diseases at W. H. Goodyear’s drugstore. Large bottles 11.00. Lapeer, Mich., Feb. 2. ism. I keep a good supply of your Downs* Elixir tall the sizes), believing It-to be one of the beat Cough Remedies pul up. Mra. Caroline Hubbell, a prominent lady of Pontiac, died last waek, aged 77 years. Ask Frederick Hotchkiss about Acker's Blood Elixir, the only preparation guaranteed to cleanse the blood and remove nil chronic dis­ eases. ' Quite a little building boom tn Ypsilanti. Building We keep a Full stock of Everythin# that enters into a house, from EF“Watch this space next week! The best blood purifier and system regulator ever placed within the reach of suffering human­ ity, truly In Electric Bitten*. Inactivity of the Liver, Billlousness. Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys, or any disease of the urinary organs, or whoever requires an appetizer, tonic or mild stimulant, will always find Electric Bit­ ters the l>est and only certain cure known. They ilct surely and quickly, every bottle guaranteed to give entire satisfaction or money refunded. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by W. H. Goodyear. Baxter's Mandrake Bitten cure indigestion,* Heart. Burn, Costlvenens, and all malarial dis­ eases. 25 cents per bottle. . U. D. BRISTOL Druggist. A new Lutheran church to to be dedicated at Port Huron, on tbe 12th. Frederick Hotchki-M wishes it known that he guarantees Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets to be the beat remedy for Indigestion ever made, they always relieve headache. We are making three widths of Tire: tended by an inflam­ ed condition of the llulug membrane of the noeirils. trar- Buyers are Invited to Cal! and See idiicts and throat, af­ fecting the lungs. An Them. [acrid mucus to secretled. the discharge is Ipadnlu^tHirolng ren* mtoaionary the formula of a simple vegetable Frederick Hotchkiss, the druggist, is always wide awake to business and spares no pains to secure the best of every article in hto line. He has secured the agency for Kemp's Balsam for Consumption. Coughs, COlds. Asthma. BrQUchllls, and nil affections of the throat aud lungs. Bold on a positive guarantee. Price 60c. and ft. 8. B. Durfey, mate ot steamer Arizona. had hto foot badly jammed. Thomas' Eclectic OU cured it. Nothing equal to it for a quick pain reliever. . The Corunna coal mines are open again. Sciatica, Rheumatism, Meui Of Our Own Make, As low as can be bought In., any com­ peting market In the State. Pliwg, M&Ukiag i taug Letter Heads, Note Heads, Cir­ culars, Envelopes, Ete., 1 Doors, Sash & Blinds, PROMPTLY DONE, ---- AT TBB---- And Satisfaction Guaranteed. BANNER OFFICE. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. WELTON & W WHITLOCK, Insurance Boats, Bicycle* sad Hay Fever. With the opening of the season of outdoor »port« eoo'M the time of trouble for the poor victim of Hay Fever. For them flowers have no odor, and tlie summer little or no beauty. 74 snuff, sneeze and wipe their weeping eyes tor three or four successive month:—this Is their pitiable portion. There 1s no help in sea-voy­ ages, there to no help in high mountain • air. as It Is cheap and plea-aT J CoinpUhit In made that hoodlums swarm in the handsome public park at Kalamazoo. Fred Hotchkiss guarantees positive relief for the money. s*lnaw l*ir h*» been postponed one Farms and City Property FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. g^ran^dremedy for those diseases. Frfoe 60 Houses to Rent. . Farms to Rent Bta::::::::::: Insurance Written in the Best Line of Com­ panies doing business in America. Apptoa. dried........ Evaporated applet, j^icmaaa rm The N. Y. Life Insurance Co. Tbe mat Savtagi Bank <X the Amertoaa jeople it Insurance Company of Wrttt HA.-T1NW. MICH- � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-10-16.pdf e1d775bb4aeb60636e0c32d62b9ddadd PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner ! VOL. XXIX. NO. 26. HASTINGS, MICH., OCTOBER 16, 1884. The Hastings Banner. . Barry Co., Mich. Marshall l. cook; Si 't'»-K1ITION RATES’. . .i per soar; « Pata within six '.-t" L .iTv. ir; if not paid until ex■ „• Subscribersout[kii.it Bun Co..31.25 per ywtr. In­ cash In advance EKTLSlNG RATES: ................................$100.00 ;..r s]>eeilii positions. , entlrv type-1-'"•'I’ •adw-’KF Banner~ JOB PRINTING. • - tel: in the slob Printing De­ "wNtH. Even-thing In the .-.i-l with the latent laces Of ...Ant'il pattern* ot nucblnmr, ... ut kmen employed. enables the class Job work. ’ holly bros. H' 16416383 ftLEMENT SMITH, Lawyer. (Offloes over K. L GnuU’v Mort.) ‘V c2urta 01 *»•»«• ColtectkMt* prompt!;, looked Attur. •wmuiib Loyal E. Ksafpr.,. c. H. VNAPPEN A VanARMAN, ~ Lawyers, (Over Hastings National Bank) [OHN CARVETH, ' ' -t------- County News. NOTE. Un>b” 10 WOlDL Mttbacriptlons nt the varlotw f^mC^Barn*coantyl>efor’ November 1 Commencing the week after election, we shall ,,.2*5 T11" *iU and settle all subscription account. In the Attorney at Law, city and wish to know how tbeir.account stai»ds Middleville, Mleb. they can call nt the Bammmm office in the bank D W.NISKERN, - -------------- bunding. Very respectfully. *• • • Lawyer. _ __________________ MARSHALL 1. C0OK. (Over Spaulding's dry goods Btore.) *2“ promptly to al! busluew in nil CEDAR CREEK. courts. Charges reasonable. On the 8th. the republicans raisAl one A E. KENASTON, of the finest Blaine ahd Logan poles in Attorney at Law, the county. It stands 108 feet above (Over J. B. Goodyear & Ca’s store.) the ground. Practices in all courts ol the Stale. Collections A wild Irishman, Mr. Farming, promptly Attending to. struck out place on the morning of the w lowby m d . Physician. Surgeon and Oculist. 9th. He abused all parties (except Ms own) republicans especially; but it wfis (Otnee. an Thom St. UMtlup, Mleli.l a fair democrat side show. CM. In town or country promptly altotnlw. Office bourn—S to 10 a. m. and 1 to 3 p. in. The greenbackere will not come out Telephone at Holloways' drug store. and hear a republican talk for fear they will hear the truth and be converted to ACKETT A BUTLER, the faith of that terrible whisky party. Pysicians and Surgeons, A eteran, in the last week's Democrat, (Prairieville, Mich.) taxes his muddled brains (if he has any) All calls, night or day, promptly attended. by getting off an article about the Cedar R. TIMMERMAN, • Honirepathic Physician & Surgeon, Creek correspondent of the Banker. Now’ we will wager Veteran a new hat (First door east of Holloways' drug store.) that the man who wrote the article re­ B. Wm. JONES, : ferred to, never set a trap for a musk­ Dentist. rat in his life, and further that Veteran All work promptly attended to. ELTO^T & WHITLOCK ~ would not know a rat trap from a skunk. When A’eteran talks of no one Are agents for the Watertown Insurance Co. but republicans getting drunk, he had better look at those young democrats life by death and accident. ' w’ho cannot go to a party or to town without getting drunk and abusing QOOK & SHELDON, their best friends, Areteran not except(Office In Abstract Block. Hastings, Mich.) Have the only set of Abstract Books In Barry If Logan’s caravan was drunk when County. they passed through Hastings, please A. FOOTE. M. D.. give us more of the same kind of • Physician and Surgeon, drunkards. (Office east side Main St., Nashville, Midi.) Perhaps Veteran would li^e to go to Residence next door north Wolcott House. AU calls promptly attended too, day or nlght. tb Hastings and talk politics with that same protective tariff man once more. OSEPH KNIGHT, . Veteran mourneth about the bridge Veterinary Surgeon. (Emi deuce, Rutland, near Yeekley schdol bouse.) west of Cedar Creek. Now will Veter­ Will attend all calls for services night or day. an be so kind as to point out the men in Charges reasonable. his party that can be bought with a E. F. BnoWN, M. J). W. P. Polhmmus, M. D. promise’? They are just the men we Drs. brown a polhemus, Homoepathic Physicians & Surgeons. want to see. We are glad the democrats have (Offlee over Julios Bussell's store. Main 8L) Calls answered from the office at all lionn* of made such a wonderful discovery. the day or nigbt. Dr. Polbemus will give special They claim that the irrepressible Hecox attention to diseases of the Eye and Ear. Kinade an effort to deliver the vote of the G. A. R. Post of this place over to PHILIP T. CO LG ROVE. Hon. James O’Donnpll. If that was L Lawyer, the case that the post was to be run in Hastings. Midi. Prosecuting Attorney for Barry County. the interest of any party or man we think it would be broken up at once; *' G . . . ., S '.'I::..'. /< nf All Kimis to he Marked Doicn! ■ e &< iBual, tint no more cre-li; <0 ni.Ti* Hookr'U'v i'lnir. and no more bad debts. -OUK- ■ GENERAL STOCK! OF GOODS TO BE KEPT FULL! AM) A J5KAN NEW LINE OF Millinery Goods TO BE ADDED. WITH Mrs. B. S. Holly At the helm. ®-COME AND TRY US! Satisfaction guaranteed, and’Goods Cheaper than vi «r you Gought before. Partiei owinx the old flrm will please settle by September 15th. HOLMES & HOLLY BROS., Woodland. pLAKKE & RIKER, I Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. . ifMlees in Union block-over Beamer Bros.) I Listings, Midi, iT.i ii-■■ in all courts of the state. Attend to and pi-rfectiiig litlrs to real estate. Mil!-) tukun Insurance taken ete.. etc. P D Garland Stoves and -ibout it’anyhow ’? Mrs. E. J. McElwain, of Hastings, organized a lodge of I. O. of G. T. at Cedar Creek Oct. Bth. with 22 members. The following persons were elected and installed as its officers: W. C.T., Dr. W. H. Smith. W. V. T.. Della A. Smith. W. R. 8., Howard E. Tolles.. W. T. Arthur I. Tolles. W. 1. G.. Josie Albertson. W. O. G., Oscar Campbell. W. M., Daniel Dickerson. W. F. Thomas Baird. W. C., D. J. Mixer. W. A. 8., Ida Sortman. AV. D. M.. Alice Lenhart. AV. R. H. 8., Belle Dickerson. W.L.H.S..E1L'! Irving P. W. C. T., Onton Faulk. L. Dep., George L. Irving. Ranges! , . ORANGEVILLE. We expect a big time at the U illard GREBLE & POWERS 'PANGEMACHER & MASON, > TT ( MTITJ&B, MICH.. UNDERTAKERS As in the past, we will attend to calls prompt­ ly and endeavor to prove worthy the approbation of those inter­ ested. Our Furniture Department CONTAINS A LABOR ASSORTMENT OF meeting Tuewlay. Job. England ia hnppy over tM recent »ppearance ot a young daughter at hla h°Fr«l Nausley. a aUunch demoprat or ®"North BldeStMe & MASON. W'Hepairing and New Work N- /^7 I WEST BALTIMORE. Clover seed is harvested. Meeting at the Weeks’ school house every.Sunday. lira. Nellie Granger, from Diamond Lake, ia visiting her parent, here. Miss Chattie Lake, of Hastings, visit­ ed friends hero last Sunday. C. M. Hendershott has his new house nearly completed. Miss Della JVhitright will teach the winter term in district No. 5. George Salsbaugh is building a shop in which to do saw-gumming and to repair farm machinery. Phil. Colgrove spoke very acceptably to an appreciative audience last Thurs­ day night. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hinchman have returned from Ohio, where they have been visiting Mrs. H.’s parents, Broad laced B, the Democrat’s scribe from East Baltimore, seems to be going wild over the speech at the Durfee school house. He should hare been at the Hendershott school house to hear Holbrook. It would have turned him. Misa Jid. McIntosh, of Hastings, made friends and relatives at Prichardville, a visit the first of Uris week. Ask the Barry poet, tpadwallader. if ' the people near the Hinds' school house1 are greenbackers ? He couldn't dead­ our town any. "After thia year the dem- head his way there. crata win swallow the greenback party Mr S. Munro has accepted a position । without greasing." Judging from the as head miller In a SOO bbl. roBer mill "^X’of Hasting. fuslonlsU at Ada, Kent Co. He starts for that \ at this town, they are calcutatlng to place Tuesday of this week. His many , “grease the machine" weU this rear. friards in •this vicinity regret to have How do the greenbackere like the proe- him leave, and Urelr best wishes follow him and his family to their new home. ’ ^Dr Turner was taken suddenly Half a dozen voters, (four of whom1 worae wednaday morning Urt h*v- were republicans) three or four women, ’ 1M , severe hemorrhage from the and a few boys gathered at the Hen­’ stomach. It w« feared that he couM dershott school house last Saturday-r XSrt'-e. H' J7Un,er’x night, to hear the would be prosecutor ‘ Wayland, and Dr. C. A. “ tell what he knew about fusion. Char­j Cleveland, were summoned herei by lie failed to put in his appearance, and the company adjourned. We would telegraph. Upon their fouT"their father ’““ewmttlmpro'' ed. tell the fuslonists that it is labor lost to appoint meetings in this part of Bal­j At this writing he U a Uttle better. George Clark baa a new boy to take timore. The boys know how Urey will w^Xblm. HeleavaforNebru- vote and it is not for fusion either. West Baltimore is solid for Blaine and ^iTTh^pwe"^ w«e *re vl“1Ung Logan. • L’ t SDrings and Green­ Henry Staff has again gone into the friends in Cedar bpnugD law business. This time he complains ^bert Nichol. h« taken a school of a drunken tramp and has him sent to a home for 60 days. neir Lansing this winter. J Fanning spoke in Orange^^tLTXrnoon. Bill! »id ^^-^on^iHUon.but thi, une. Oood Goodl 2a Living Price, i. what -e have. We Of our Good, and we «U note but tbet we guwitae to be JuM M «p- _ Bowens mills. Wheat is getting a long growth for this time of year. Politics begin to warm up a little. D. R. Cook speaks at Bowen on Friday evening of this week. John Carveth speaks on Saturday evening at the same place. • Thomas Blackman and the widow Baker have started out on the sea of matrimony. May their voyage be a happy one. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Elerton were called to Leighton last week, by the death of Mrs. Elerton’s brother’s child. Mrs. R. Misner is on the sick list. Win. Bradley and Charley Laterati, of Kalamazoo; spent Saturday and Sunday with their parents and friends here. L. 0. Smith has had an 'auction saleand soon starts for Arkansas. Wm. Hallet goes with him. .Orson Johnson, wife and daughter spent a couple of days last week at Eld. Gillasple’s. / There is some complaint of'potato rot. I would like to know if it is consis­ tent for a prohibitionist to preach pro­ hibition and drink hard cider, while the blacksmith shoes his horse? J but Pennington will get the votes of those of his party and no more, O’Donnell the sa,me. Veteran, how about the buying of the greenback party'? Will you get the goods or not’? What do you think WHOLE NO. 1526. the prohibition party was clean and feet under the front end. The work of very select His flattering remarks to hauling out dirt is progressing rapidly. ladies who were working for the cause Reports of depredations’by sheepkill­ of temperance and Christianity were ing dogs have been numerous of late. well timed, but plainly shown to be Two sheep from Solomon Clark’s flock mere flattery. Frances E. Willard and were the latest victims of the worthless the noble band of christain temperance curs. workers would hardly thank a trick­ Friday, Geo. and John Sherman were ster politician for using their efforts as accompanying a son of James Dibble a foil to gain votes for the democratic out to his farm with a load of manure. or greenback parties or for Mr. F. him- The boys were walking up a hill aear »elf, a proclaimed prohibitionist, when A. M. Dowling’s place, when they got he sneered at the idea of women’s vot­ into a friendly scuffle, in which George ing. He is no doubt consin-german^jt^ ’ran with John’s hat toward the wagon. the clean-handed O’Hara, of Jackson, The road had been graded, down about who does not scruple to resort to-down- three feet, and as Geo. stopped on the right fraud and deception to get a few edge of the bank it caved in, throwing votes from O’Donnell. Prohibition or him beneath the wheels, which passed any temperance principle losses its hold over his body, breaking his left leg be­ on the minds of people when handled low the knee. . by politicians. Fanning has no expec­ The political speech by Hon. R. E. tation of being elected himself, but aims Frazer, of Jackson, last Monday, was to defeat the republican party, working delivered in the hall over Almy’s hard­ in the cause of prohibition, democracy, ware store instead of from the Johnson greenbacks or any backs than those House steps as advertised. The hall who have ably borne the weight of was packed and many who would have government for the last 20 years. The attended were not able to get in. John citizen, the soldier, may well and truth­ Carveth introduced the speaker in a fully say their interests have been cared two minutes speech. Then Mr. Frazer, for, even though many of them are at in a straightforward manner, discuss­ the same time denouncing its beniflcent ed the issues of the day. He is unques­ acts. tionably the most able speaker that a in ^teUing^ston-, and very much wajoftelWa^. mud dinging Middleville audience has listened to forsome time. CARLTON. Claude Rodgers is recovering from rheumatism. Alvah' Carpenter is moving to Big Rapids. Open lodge next Saturday evening. ' Next Sunday there will be preaching. Dr. Wright moves back next month. A smoke stack injured Isinhood's arm. • Mrs. Crane, for several years in. poor health, is now nearly restored to robust vigor. Griswold gave a lecture at the Friend school house. A boy born to 'Mr, and Mrs. Thed. Jones. Mrs. Harrison Carpenter is in town visiting. Auction sale of Milo Fish the six­ teenth. Holbrook and Dean came to the cen­ ter to speak, but no one came out to hear them. R. W. Shriner will speak in the hall the evening of the 17th. FREEPORT. From the Herald. / J. Chesebrough has been obliged to cut down his employees wages in the handle factory, on account of the gener­ al depression in his business. Jas. W. Godfrey, our former employe, is this day, Oot 6, 1884. admitted as a. partner on this paper, he having pur; chased a kalf interest. Mr. Roswell Weaver, of Walled Lake. Oakland Co., brother of Hon. Cyrus Weaver, and unde of Mrs. C. L. How­ ard, is spending a few days at Clarks­ ville. Milo Fish, of Carlton, has rented his farm to his son-in-law, Wm. Edwards, who will take possession this fall. Mr. Fish is compelled to take this step on account of failing health. He will re­ main on the farm occupying a part of his present residence. Hon. Jas. O’Donnell delivered an abfe r~-~ course they were l>enefitted by the speech. . The missionary society met at the residence of Mrs. Frank Wales,co Wed­ nesday last. The ladiee meet at the church on Thursday for the purpose • of sewing for the benefit of the children of Mrs. DePriester, who died recently,-as they aretoially unprepared for winter. Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Russell have re­ turned from a visit to their daughter GeoIlia, in Big Rapids. We learn from them that Wm. Perigo, formerly one of "our boys,” is dying of consumption, be­ ing unable to leave his bed. We Jtre sorry to hear such news. . Mrs.M. A. Johnson is spending a week in Battle Creek. Mrs. Otis Gore js ill. Miss Amelia Richards is also on the sick list . Hickory corners. The corn crop of Barn- is usually good here this season. The wheat field promises a good crop another year. Our new storekeeper, Orlo Kenerday, has got settled and has posted hills an­ nouncing that he will sell goods at cost for the next 30 days. E. C. Elliott is busy collecting his store debts. , Thomas Allen has sold a part of his farm to James Underfill. A. A. Aldrich has recently fitted his his buggy wareroom into a skating rink. Th! children will now have a place of amusement for the winter. Wallace McNeal has moved into Sfiss Richard’s new house at the corn­ ers. Alonzo Cadwallader, the demo-green candidate for circuit court commission­ er. was billed to speak at Thompson hall, Friday evening last; but no audi­ ence, no speech. The democrats and greenbackers of this place are terribly frightened over the sudden freeks of the Moon here Fri­ day evening*last. He seems to have such unsteady movements. It com­ menced to turn over gradually, shortly after sun set only visable to a few; but as the evening wore away it still' kept getting darker and darker. “This is rough,” said one to another," that we should be left in total darkness in this hour of peril, with a public speaker on our hands and no Moon for a guide.” "He has letP\s safely through our ' address in Union Hail Monday night. Mr. O’Donnell’is a capital story teller, and kept his audience in a perfect up­ roar; “he did, be golly!" P. T. Colgrove followed with a few remarks which were necessarily short on account of the time being psed up by the first speaker. . A prodigious mouth, with . wind enough to propel a four master, is busily retailing campaign slander about our usually quiet village. His vapor efforts are in the interest of the Butler party, for which he has an easily under­ stood affinity. He hasn’t Beu’s pqnderour stomach or eccentric eye; but he is more highly endowed than the Massachussetts man with cheek and gaul. At present he is aiming to make out that John Q. Creasy, a man that has lived in this town twenty-five years of his life, and was always respected and esteemed, is an unfit man for sheriff ; that he is low-minded and double-deal- ing.inhis practices. His windy harrangues are disgusting his own party, and hurting himself. Orrin Hughes’ team took the premium at the Plainwell fair as carriage horses. They are beauties. Our merchants have secured fine stocks of goods, and propone to have Prairieville maintain the reputation as the best inland trading place in the county. Hicks and Houghtalin gave our vil­ lage a call one day last week. Six years y.rb. other. Why this thusnesa of Ute ? The political meeting on Saturday addressed by Mr. Dean, of Charlotte, troubles before out all is dark now." But alas by early twilight he com­ menced to shine again, brighter than in years, of another color; and he will show those demo-greens that be will shine brighter than ever Wore for the entire republican county ticket on Nov. 4th, 1884. __________________ A very lively political meeting was held at the school house last night by James O’Donnell and P. T. Colgrove. The house was filled almost to suffoca­ tion; but the deep, thrilling tones and sound logic of the Jackson orator held the audience spell-bound until V o’clock. Then Mr. Colgrove entertained the in­ terested crowd for About an hour and a half, with one of the most eloquent and finely delivered political speeches everanade in this vicinity by orators from any party. The choice is already made between the youthful prosecutor and his political opponent, in favor of the former. P. T. Colgrove will be his own successor. Holbrook v^ll not do; he would only rattle about in the place so nobly filled by Philip. This neck of the woods will give Mr. E. F. Nye a grand send-off. Johns­ town will speak in no unc ertain tones. Corn crop turns out well in this lo­ cality. The past has been a season of bountiful crops hereabout. DELTON. . Hurrah for Blaine and Logan, The population of Delton is decreas­ ing, some of them leaving between two Mr. Thomas Blackman has taken to himself a wife, and moved onto her farm near Bowens Mills. * Last Friday as Mrs. Ed. Halliday and son were driving by the comers one ol their horses stumbled and fell, break­ ing his right fore leg. Mr. Gwin re­ lieved him of his suffering by the aid of a rifle. Last .Saturday morning Mr. F. A. Blackman’s Manda mare was taken with the spasmodic colic and suffered all day and night ifntil 2 o’clock, when she died; she trotted a mUe in BM this fall at the county fair. Bunday night, the 12th, some roughs tried to break into the house of the were caught in the act pointe some parties in this t Additional county cartnq second page. • �The Hastings Banner. MARSHALL. L. COOK, Editor. Hastings, Micil, October M, 1884. Entered al the 1‘ostofflce at Hastings. Mich., for transinlrslon through the malls aa second Haas matter. RejBblican National Ticket. For President, JAMBS S. BLAINE, if Maine. For V’lee President, JOHN A. LOGAN, of IlHnaU. Presidential Electors. At Larxe—DWIGHT CUTLER. JOSEPH B. MOORE First District —JAMES JKtnd District-W 11X1MrMILLAN. A M 8 . W1 LXgOX. Third District—GEORGE H. FRENCH. Fourth District-J. EASTMAN JOHNSON. Fifth District—*> E< >i:i; e s rI. e et i. L * STATEJTICKET. Fer Governor—RUBSELL A. ALGER of Wayne. For Lieutenant Governor—ARCHIBALD »UTF^^retan’^^tate-IIARRY A. CONANT, rSf SUR Treu.un'r-EDWARD H. BVTLEB. rS! uSr Greer»l-W1LUAM C. STEVENS. For rommlr.lonrr of the land Office—M1S0R TACGABT, ». ’^te1WA0i,WLl3eWK7,For Member of the State Board of Education— JAMES M. BALLOU. For Congress. Third District—JAMES O'DON­ NELL, of Jackson. _ ition, and and if a tailoring man will not protee® himself with his vote, how can he safe hero and statesman, Allen G passed by, scoffed, ridiculed i others to do itT-James G. Blaine at He did not get as many chi Bellaire, O. , ____ as you have given him here. Your par­ The fear of the action of the detnoo- ty In convention refused to do anything racy in congress has so far paralyzed for labor, because it is ruled by the old American enterprise and business, that slave aristocracy of the south, where labor is despised and trodden down. mills are everywhere closing, mines You expect 155 electoral votes from shut up, furnaces blown out and every that section, and your party dare not do kind of employment so curtailed that anything for the northern laboring the mechanic and workingmen are not men when the south say no. I toll you the democracy is piled by the south as earning enough to support life’ in com­ it always has been, and they mean to fort; so that the farmer even, deprived of a home market, and crushed down by discriminating rates of transporta­ did. Your father was right. He had tion. finds his corn, wheat and wool Andrew Jackson to vote for; you have not. lower than it,has been within the pres­ Every year you say the democracy is ent generation.—Ben. Butler to the sure to win this time, but you don’t win and you never can. The republi­ democratic national convention. cans encourage you to keep on trying No better ticket was ever named in and set you up each election like a lot the history of Barry county than that of ten pins to be bowled down. -You get right up again and so you have put in nomination by the republicans been doing for 24 years, but you never; this year. The men are among the win. If the democratic party would foremost and best in the social and bus­ get itself decently buried out of the iness walks of life. . They are honest, way, it would benefit the people and give them a chance to do something capable and deserving. ' In their hands for the country. the business of Barry county will be Later in the evening the crowd as­ transacted with that promptness and sembled about a high stand in the park care which is necessary in public affairs. and were entertained for an hour with Vote the republican county ticket Thia powder never varies. A marvel at purity strength atxl wholeaomeneaa. More economical than Ute ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold lu competition with the multitude of lot* test short weight, alun< or phosphate powders. Hold only In cans. ■ Royal BAKIxo Fowdxr Co., IM WidlHL, N. Y. oct Pennington’s partner, Mr. Dean, made several speeches in this county last week. He very wisely made no reference to Pennington’s little jack­ knife. By the way, wouldn’t it be a capital hit for Pennington to exhibit a hatchet instead of a knife? The spec­ tacle of a modem democrat imitating the father of his. connkry in even so ?»81 For Senator, 13th District—JOHN CARVETH, of Middleville. trifling a matter would be both novel and amusing. REPUBLICAN COUNTV TICKET. For Representative In the Blate Legislature— Senator Miller, of California, says ForJtid” ofNProbate—CLEMENT SMITH. Blaine will carry the golden state by a fine majority. Probably the voters have Ing AWy—PHILIP T. COLGROVE had their eye teeth filed to such a keen point that they can nip a Morey for­ Court Commissioners-PHILIP W. gery when they see it next time. They and JAMES B. MILLS. _____ r—SETH PRATT. _____ , were green four years ago and deserved •Coronore—Dr. A. P. DRAKE and Dr. J. W. to lose their electorial vote. It is ex­ perience which teaches. In reply to n letter of inquiry, we would »y The democratic leaders of this city, that our candidate for president is Benj. F. But­ ler; our candidate for governor, Josiah W. who a few weeks ago were mouthing Befole: our candidates for other state, congress­ free trade to the extent of their lung ional, legislative and county officers are men capacity, are now denying that the who will vote for Benj. F. Butler for president. , democratic party ever favored free None others need apply.—Hastings Journal,trade. Michigan weather is no more Jaly io, IBM._____________________ variable than Michigan democrats. Editorial notes. The Journal of last week gave the At the time we go to press with our chairman of the greenback county com­ editorial page, Tuesday, no news has mittee another dig. Mr. Lichty must been received from Ohio. While we enjoy having his own party organ call are hopeful of a republican majority him a salary grabber. there, we are by no means confident By reading an article elsewhere, We expect republican gains; but as the whole elections machinery is in the greenbackers will see how the demo­ hands of the democratic party, which is crats are getting the big end of the fus­ backed by millionaires like McLean, ion business. Payne, Bookwaiter, and the whole Standard Oil Company, we think the democrats have more than an even chance—especially since they swept the state in 1882 and 1883 by majorities ranging from 12,000 to 20,000. We have no fears for the state in November. Blaine is 20,000 stronger than the re■ publican ticket in October because of the defection of the Irish from Cleve­ land. Many Germans, too, who will vote the democratic state ticket in October will vote for Blaine in Novem­ ber. But all that we can see indicates that the election will be close and doubt­ ful If the republicans gain a few .con­ gressmen but lose the state officers a small majority they have more than hn' even chance of carrying the state in November. Should they carry the state, as some of them expect, by 10.000, Blaine will have 30,000 in November. But the democrats of Ohio have organ­ isation ajid money—so much for the latter that they offertd to pay t?u: en­ tire expenatat of a ‘young man in thin city to return to hi» home in the Buchtye etate and vote a democratic ticket. When they are so determined and des­ perate as that they may carry Ohio in October, ffut not in November. The democrats have been taking great comfort; in and circulating with great industry, a story about Senator Edmunds charging that Blaine acted as attorney for Jay Gould. Mr. Edmunds now declares that he never said, nor •ven thought, any such thing, and that be intends to vote for Blaine in No­ vember. No doubt democratic news­ papers and orators will continue to re­ peat the original lie, in spite of Senator Edmunds’ denial. That is democratic tactics. When they invent a story for campaign purposes, they hold that it is tout a proper economy of material to are it during the entire campaign, de­ Bial or ao denial. We may expect, therefore, that this Jay Gould story will continue to do service during the campaign, along with the Kemble cheek fabrication, the story of the tar"iBd and feathered priest and the dozen ther pure lies which Mr. Blaine’s eneiies have put into circulation with the jpe of doing him an injury. cratic party will win in this or any ’akiH® POWDER Absolutely Pure. diana. The crowd wanted Butler and would not listen to anybody else. He came at last and spoke until 9:90 to a dwindling audience. Not more than 300 were present at the close. His speech contained about the same points as the former one. He made one happy hit in talking about the democratic cry: “Turn the rascals out." He said it re­ minded him of the fox that was caught in the brush and could not get loose. A swarm of flies settled upon his head puffery .limply on the good word» and were eating his eyes out They of Without tboio who have uwdlt.lt has madefriencfe had the fox nearly dead when a canary in every State in the Unton. fluttered along and having compassion on the poor captive, offered to drive the flies away. “Don’t do it,” said the fox. “These flies have sucked my blood till beauty, waite the BtrenKtn, mar the LappI they are full. If you drive them away nru and OMfulaeM of many GIBK-N AND WOME.X. it will only make room for ten times as many hungry, lean flies, and they will kill me. Bettej leave me'alone." “ Diseases of Women and Children If the rascals were turned out he wanted to be very sure a worse set did not take their places. Butler’s speech was a flrst rate republican argument, For Mie by FRED KRICK HOTCHKISS. and did much good, as it was addressed mainly to democrats, who rarely go to hear their party arraigned as Butler did it in ridiculing their platforms and pre tensions. • SUN WILL NOT SHINE FOB CLEVELAND. In answer to a correspondent, the New- York Sun gives its reasons for opposing Mr. Cleveland. The closing paragraph we prin^ below. It will be seen that while the New York Sun, the leading Butler paper of the country, will not even endorse, nor in any man­ ner support the democratic nominee, the Butierities in Michigan are giving him their endorsement, and three quar­ ters of each electoral vote. The cam­ THE Fusion Plan. paign in Michigan has reached this At the request of some of our green­ point: ’^biose who do not want Cleve­ back readers, who do not understand land must vote for Blaine. Following the bargjrin between their party and is the extract from the Sun, of October the democracy in this state, we will lOih: make a brief explanation. It will be Had the democratic party nominated noticed that the democratic and green­ a candidate worthy to be supported and back preasof Michigan keep very mum elected, we should certainly have ad­ hered to it But, instead of this, they on the subject. set up an unfit, incompetent, and utterly The democratic electoral ticket in the objectionable peraon, and set him up this state win show the following seven through the tyrannical and intolerable democrats and six greenbackers, demo­ unit rule. We rebel at this imposition, crats in Roman, greenbackers in Italics-. and we hold that as in 1848 it became the duty of Martin Van-Buren, Samuel Wm. B. Moran. Herman Goesvhel. J. Tilden, and the gallant band of dem­ John W. Flanders. Andrew N. Herocrats who went with them, to resist Iliram O. Rose. shaw. an unwise nomination improperly pro­ Alfred L. Millard. Fred Carnahan. cured, and to defeat Lewis Cass, so it is Wm.'D. Thompson. A. H. Dyckman. a duty now to resist such a nomination A. F. Kelsey. J. J. Watkins. and to defeat Grover Cleveland, even at Jno. R. Savage. Wildman Mills. the expense of defeating the demoifracy, The greenback electoral ticket will as Van Buren and Tilden defeated it in contain seven greenbackers and six 1848. Our ideas, then, differ radically democrats; greenbackers in Italics, from those'of our correspondent. Our motto is, Butler first, Blaine second and democrats in Roman. Cleveland never! Moses Field. John W. Flanders. Herman UoeschtL Hiram O. Rose. Hon. G. W. JIayzlitt, Waterloo" Andrew N. Her- Alfred L. Millard. Iowa, a member of the state legislature, show. William D. Thomp­ keeps St. Jacobs Oil, the great pain cure Fred Carnahan. son. on the family shelf, and says he consid­ A. H. Dyckman. A. F. Kelsey. ers it the greatest remedy ever used for J. J. Watkins. Jno. J no. R. Savidge. Savidj bodily ailments. WUdman Mills. • It will thus be seen that the name of In the days of biliousness when your Moses W. Field, greenbacker, is not on .liver is torbid and your skin yellow, re­ the democratic ticket, and that the member you have a never-failing friend name of William B. Moran, democrat, in Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic, which is not on the greenback ticket This is unequaled in purity and efficacious­ insures the election of at least one re­ ness. In caces of dyspepsia, costivenres, ague and malaria diseases and dismses publican presidential elector; since the of the blood and kidneys, its action is fusionista concede that neither Butler frl" “~Unor Cleveland will begin to poll as many votes aa Blaine in this state. We feel confident that the “plumed )t£ight" The beet on earth, can truly be said will get the whole 18 votes; but one is of Griggs’Glycerine Salve, which is a assured to him. In case the fusion is sure cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds, and all other sores. Will possuccessful, the twelve electors will be divided between Cleveland and Butler according to the vote for Moran and Field. In other words the vote cast funded. Only Hotchkiss. for Moran and Field is simply to test the party strength. If the canvass of I can recommend Ely b Cream Balm to relieve the votes should show that Moran re­ all persona suffering from Hom Cold and Hay ceived 160,000 to 50JXD for Field, then Fever. I have been a great sufferer from these complaints and have used It. I have recomButler would get three of the 12 votes, Cleveland 9. The proportion of votes and In all coses where tliey have used the Halm freely they have been cured. T. Kenny, dry cast for Cleveland to those for Butler goods merchant, Ithaca, N. Y. > will be as 3 to 1; so that the greenback­ «u.« i*. peer baby show. er who votes a fusion ticket casts % of Consumption Curod. a vote for Cleveland. This is a good enough arrangement for the democrats; but how do the greenbackers like it? “The question of tariff for protection primarily of interest to the laboring en. The original material that enters Bnr BunjjfB Opinion of the to any fabric constitutes a small eleThe following is an extract from the speech of Bea. Butler, delivered at Jackson October 4th. It shows conclus­ ively that Massachusetts’ squint orbed Bear It Constantly In Mind That.we sell Schofield Patent Cake Griddle Use it; and you won’t be troubled with Buck­ wheat Itch. The New Gem' Pan—The latest thing out. L Jack Knives till you can’t rest. Bring In your old stoves. them cheaply. We will repair We have a few second hand stoves to sell WOMAN’S FRIEND. at reasonable rates. DR. DAVID KENNEDY’S vV<««/zz REMEDY A Cure for Gravel. It seems to have been reserved tor Dr. David Kennedy, of Rondout. N. Y.. to accomplish, thro' hu preparation whirly known as KENNEDY’S FAVORITE REMEDY, what others have failed to campaM. The subjoined letter a III be found of vital Interest to suncreni from gravel and to the general public: , .. _ „ Albnuy. March ». IflM. Dr. D. Kennedy. Rondout. N. Y.; DkakSik:—Let me tell you frankly that 1 have never been partial to proprietary medi­ cines, m I believe the majority iff them to be nothing better Dian methods of obtaining mon­ ey from people whom suffering mukes ready, to catch at any hope of relief. They are meancheata and delusions. But your FAVORITE ?nM?.UY 1 k.n?Y by baj»W «perien<* to be to­ tally different thing. 1 had been a sufferer from gravel for years, and had resorted to many etui nent physicians for relief, but no permanent good canto of It. About three years ago your Favorite remedy was rewmime^SVSi I can rire you the result In r sentence: I tried t and It cured me completely. I am confident it saved my life. You can Use this letter It you think best. Yours, etc.. NAT HAN ACKLEY. Cnfitnln Nathan Ackley was for a long lime connected with the Canal Appraiser's office in Albany. He Is well known and writes for no purpose but to do good to others. . ,A> B medicine for all diseases' of the Blood. Stove Pipe and Stove Rods a specialty. We have no’telephone; but you can bring your orders directly to us and they will be promptly attended to. Endless quantities of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware at prices that defy competition. Those who owe us are respectfully invited to call and pay at once. It wiH be cheaper to settle with us than a collector. Evans & Brooks BUGGIES! Now is Your Time to Buy YOU A FIRST-CLASS BUGGY. U' 8 FA ORITE REmEDI has fairly won Its htah reputation. Waite If desirable u. I>r. Da­ vid Kennedy. Rondout. N. Y. ARE YOU CONSTIPATED? If you are bilious, dyspeptic or constipated, a few bottles of Hops and Malt Bitters will cure you as they have many others. An occasional use of Hops and Matt Bitters ;jives tone to the blood, strengthens the nerves and promotes per­ fect digestion. Do not be persuaded to try something else, said to be just as good, but get the genuine. For sale by al] dealers. I shall soon commence laying floor and making other improvements for my Skating Rink, which I intend opening about Oct. 1st. I have on hand a large stock of Open and Top Carriages, Phaetons, 3 Spring and Plat­ form Wagons, which I must "close out before opening the Rink. malt If you are thinking of buying ---- :-------- --------- a buggy of any kind, call and lyon&hkaly see me. I will sell you A 1 Good and save you some money �'ill Mm ilfghirvpiJi? =-8 g„_. II hi :shU n«' 2»8, ^s«. Pllb t-i 8*2, l= So. *S£ai ;asai; :««« '5 «5^So re“*5 i iHiilsifi? S .2 Sill Siss' ’ s ,.O g = 24 3 §=2 i *8> sf ? s s-= 5 « o “ « ® 2.5-E 3 JS? iHs. I as. t Sex U-.2'5 13* 422 Iw ?I S> »jj :."s . ±5~312j c Sai •c - * ff S E; igjgj-g aaJc. 4§b°- s>: is?-: 8 s - a-ssi . !•§ M-B S' .^Ssgc 5 r M i'H the Next Sixty Day? Should Call at the “Gentlemen. 1 aln.o« envy you ^ISS'wS.gg 'Si'aCUm rin! travelers seated on the porch of the Lindell side the chance* of railroad collision* aou ■teiuuboat exploration. •What risks for instance. Frank- howls of the rtlwtpprtnfrrt rwntrrrs rmild b~ heard from the crowd on the Imnk ns the steamer wtent safely by. They followed the lx mt duwu the river, but by jxtra speed the boat heal them to Itoekpurt were the two terrified prisoners were given into the charge of the Spencer G»unty Sheriff and lodged hi jail. A farm: crowd asscmbletL but no demonstration "iw made. The jail is strongly gunnled by twenty-five men lieavily-anuuL ______ THE FOREIGN BUDGET. Tho News of th© Week Compiled from Cable Dispatches. e I.iand of Sicily Vlritad by DUaatroa* Of the country; The ™1T1'1etJ u. lhe amount. «dm£t “0? diet and Cyclone*—Confirmation of the Hu ■ mored Muncr* of Colonel . Btawart—The Cholera. And See the Low Prices at which we are offer OTHEK NEWS. . paper--1.L^!-,LIz,‘3S. aero ease* of the r valise. nrraize. UNDER TOWER BLOCK, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH K Rome, Ort. 10.—Harrowing (Mulls o< the cyclone which Jirvenlled In Olenin. on Um an . me Wun.1 of Sk-ily, WMneeday. h.vr been rw reived Twenty-wven iwnwue were HUM and non hundred Injured. There h* great dbtruw among the poor. .Hundmdsot hooam TONIC Rids were demolished In U* Congo, Tondo and Heartburn, II chronic dto- Glvenl tuartere. and at Ciloll and Ognlr* nt a bottle in Economy in aubortn nt the dtj. Many summer manalooa are bi ruloe. The damage amotmu Buekton'. Arnie Salvo. to 4000,000 lire. ___ Hour. Ort. 10. -Lalor reporta from Cata­ nia atate that .00 peraons were Injdredby the cyclone. and the damage will amount to ftioe» eeuto I*r 4,000,000 Uro. _ a?JBlliotiiiif surprise me much.” I’lni.Ain-PJHA. Pa.., Ort. 10.—The paper trade is hi a ruinous condition, caused by the Government embargo on the Importa­ tion of foreign rags. The Eastern book­ paper manufacturer* have called a conven­ tion at ClevelaiMl for the 15th of this moutli, to consider the condition of the market "The price of pai»er," said one of the largeet manufacturers in the country yenterday, “is bound to go up, for to embargo rags from foreign porte Is to cut down our supply Just one-half. Before 18d0 book­ paper was fourteen to sixteen cents and nows paper ten to eleven cento a pound To-day book paper is seven to-eight cento per pound and news paper five to aix cento: ami these goods an* better now than then. Paper for a year part has been so low that only tl»e best plants could bold their own. ami rags have sometimes been so low that it was cheaper to bum them than to collect This condition of affairs has made the jmblfcatlon of so many penny­ newspapers possible. If, as seems likely, the embargo is continued anotlrer year, It is evident that rags must advance twenty-five and iMThaps one hundred per cent. Even before the effect Is beginning to be acknowl­ edged tiiey have ad\*anced thirty to fifty per cent Tire papermills in this country tave a short supply, and the domestic dealers Jiave “By December 1 the 1.000 milk per day will have 8,000 to 3,000 tow — "— *•* *—' ground “ up all the rags In light Tire situation has ,__ w__ by a few leading paperbeen fully graspw •o have secured all the foreign and'what Is on the water. tahrt. O.t Grand Secretary-'I'reaaurer. H. r Fluiruw, ColmubuM. Jaires Itorch^r, Ci iumbtw, was elected to tire Executive committee for three years, and .William Senns, of Columbus, for one year, in place of MorrelL St. Louis, Ort. 10.—Mrs. Walls, a little woman, found a thief in her room in the St James Hotel Thursday morning,jurd send­ ing word by a friend for help, slipped Into die apartment, lucked the door, ami threw the key through tl»e transom. Then she hark from the sneak the money and valua­ ble lie had appropriated, and when i«*ople from the office opened the dour, handed him Into their charge. . St. Lout!’. Oct. 10.—At the reunion of the Mexican Veterans yesterday the follow­ ing officers of the asiMX'iation were elected: 1‘resident, James W. Denver,of Ohio; Vise President, General XL D. Manson, of Indi­ ana: Secretary, A. M. Kennedy. District of Columbia: Grand Marshal, Colonel Samuel k McFadden, uf Indiana. Daeey Must Haug. Woodstock, lit, Oct. 11.—Judge WDson Has overruled the motion fw a D*w trial In the case of Jauiro Daeey, the marikrer uf Alderman Gaynor, of Chicago, sad sentenced him to be luwured November XL Rai-noH, N. O, Ort. 11.—The drouth to toe Caroitoaa has lasted eighty days. Wter to very scarce,'and Ua use to limited to p«rpews of actual nccrwdty. The tobacco and other crops aw greatly damagad. �»si i £ .155 Hi j»?ell5sa«fha<S< sissHS’; s’28 Jia i&JihiOu its*- hi ■ .38»Bgs5= Ssa “~- O -J3** av Ml 5 i a > g wj B - 82-tf > a-a' ;2fiXgs: 2411 s&;3ih2252 lysis’ ■± S >"5 = J. d a-“ c-3 *0-0 iis/l' I 8 rs <a a g &SI&. rip! BShll^U -ici5-gtE,: ? st? 5 s rfiphsf SJ- ■ «5lhsK.! ?. 3 = 3ose —■a? — srfji - hc - - u - J a 3 Jo g 8 §. Jis4?p!!Hiil! fM"1 if-?sgs E=kT,i'sa.3? ,««s l?i£SAS-g e 8 , 5 - gi Bs^Sw-BL- ;7^|? s. Si." E£ ? g *■•2 ►»“ «-a -£ 2"? i: £ = 2. B 2 5 £ - 53 -rf S • i?a al*I S *! S *s * 8 SsiS B 8 53 ? i £•'<- ?5MS- ii'hi iKCdtry-LVidUU U1 mauc IV . For the Next Sixty Days Should Call at the And See the Low Prices at which we are offer­ our goods. 1’H1I.AI»IJ*H1A. Fa.., tax iu.—me r»pct trade te in a ruinous condition, caused by (*• -mnbus, wns elected to the Executive the Government embargo on the Importa­ C^rinittee for three years, and William Sense. of Columbus, tor oue year. in place tion of foreign rags. TIhj Eastern book sroniB-s on the road paper manufacturer have called a conven­ ot MorrelL __________ ■ tion at Cleveland for the 15tli of this moutL Small. bat Fall uf Pluckto consider tlic condition of the market “The price of paper." said one of the St. Louis, Oct 10.—Mrs. Walls, a llttte .•cntMnrthl •*™"'JTt>(W 'So.ld”' largest manufacturers In the country ye*- woman, found a thief in her iwoi in the St J’li“ terday, “b Ixiund to go up, for to embargo James Hotel Thursday morning, ami send­ — ••'I •*!IJjJS rscrrt Ml !n>m rags from foreign port*, is to cut down oui just one-half. Before 1880 book­ ing word by-a friend for help, slipped into THE FOREIGN BUDGET. supply paper was fourteen tn sixteen cents and tin- apartment locked the door, and threw news paper ten to eleven cento a pound. the key through the transom. Then she .. . . a. t Mn . ..... r To-<lay book paper is seven to eight cents took from the sneak the money and valua­ Tho Nows of the Week Compiled per ixiund and news paper five to six cents;- bles he had appropriated, and when i-eoph? aud these goods arc better now than then. from the office opened the door, luuuled him FS -it'ro-l ’na from Cable Dispatches. Paper for a year has been so tow that into their charge. only U»e best planta could hold their own. ami rags liave sometimes been so The Mexican Veteran*. Th. !.(•»•( »' tnrtty «•(«<• by low that it was cheaper to bum them than St. Loins. Oct 10.—Al the reunion of ot U„ Bnto collect Tills condition of affairs, has Ibe Mexican Veteran* jraterday the follow­ made the publication of so many penny ,uor«a M«*w(er. ot Colon,! newspapers possible. If, as seems likely, ing officers of the awsxlatton were elected: Stewart—The Cholera. the embargo is continued another year, it b ITesident James, W. Denver,of Ohio; Vice evident that rags must advance twenty-tivc Ihaaident, General M. D. MaiwxV of Indi­ and perhajB one hundred per cent Even an*: Secretary, A. M. Kennedy Dtadrirtof -* OTHF.K ffF.WS. before the effect b beginning to be acknowb Columbia; Grand Marshal, Col nd Samuel Ort. 10.-Uam.wlX “* edged tiw-y have advanced thirty to fifty per I* McFadden, of Indiana. cent The paper-mills Id thb country have a eyckme which pnwalled in Catania, on Waml of SMIy. W«ln«day. >■»’»'»»> "j slwrt supply, and tlx* domestic dealers have Daeey Moat Hang. triral Twenty seven lemma w«e kilim none on iiand. Woodstock, HL. Ort. 11.—Judge Wil­ “By December 1 the 1,000 mUb using ,„d ,me humlred *7”" 2,000 to 3,000'tons per day will have grohnd son has overruled tlie motion for a new dbtroeamoMlherooe. Hundredaotboxen up all the raga in sight The altuatton has trial in the case of James Docey, the mur­ were demollnhM In (be Cnnso, Tondo and been fully grasped by a few leading paper­ derer of Aldennan Gaynor, of Chicago, and Heerthun., (Hvenl varum and at Citall and Opdm, makers, who liave secured all the foreign ^b-nod ton. to Im- I’MuoxI November 2L stock, spot, and what b on the water. "The writing-paper manufacturers agreed, ‘-‘JETi? wo »>• at a meeting bald in Boston October 8, to BAtaioH. N. Co. Oct 11.-The drouth tai “^-O.-Uu.re^^ arlvance prices two cents per jkxind and maintain the rate. In a few days tike book­ toe ('aroflnas has lasted eighty days. Water „l. state U>m wo penem wm W**1* paper manufacturers meet at Cleveland b very acarrw, and tta dm b limited to parpaare of actual nrew-tev. Th* tobaeoo asad (be efrtone. and the .lamxe will atnount (0 to combine and protect themselves from dtaaster." other empa aae pmUy damaged v E. S. PIERCE, UNDER' TOWER BLOCK, .GRAND RAPIDS- MICH heard from the crowd on the tank as jar strnimT « ent safely by. 'I hex followed the boat down the river, but by extra aja-ed the boat beat them bi itockport. were1 the two terrified prisoner- were given Into theeharze of the Spencer County Sheriff and longed hi jail. A law crowd aasemMetl. but no dotanatmtlun was made. Fhr jail b •strongly guarded by twenty-five men heaxily-anntxl. ______ — 4,000,000 nre. . , . �UR; Wl mm :.r5’-.jaqs FhH rp« Sit aS 5 g :g-S" 58rS?’« mil 1 j.tg_ ri *i • s HP’S - . I PhH 6ssS^-g 3 c ”1 * 5 * Ml ass •Pef — - M.S'*.'? X jlaRola'i sii Mil: |0 1 « SfJer’i •-L3-S 5 f iron 9 » 9H jip Hi if g =s= *5- S S3 Is /sD Is! r_Tc= -5 t. “ 3 * g 2.^ ■ S = *5 " »B S JpFihl? * 'S - « slh; ? 5 m; n»Wi "'ll 6B 4 ’=3 IbHli?'' J t!’« • UiHKIh'l S 5 h! u G B EgS ,&as»gi fppfiig* i-’agdh h !■ . 7 ’i I ? 3 1 mifiKiii even thought, any such thing, and that he intends to vote for Blaine in No­ vember. No doubt democratic news­ papers and orators will continue to re­ peat the original lie, in spite of Senator Edmunds' denial. That is democratic tactics. When they invent a story for campaign purposes, they hold that it is but a ^proper economy of material to use it during the entire campaign, de­ nial or no denial. We may expect, therefore, that this Jay Gould story will continue to do service during the campaign, along with the Kemble cheek fabrication, the story of the tar­ red and feathered priest and the dozen other pure lies which Mr. Blaine’s enemies’have put into circulation with the hope of doing him an injury. "The question of tariff for protection is primarily of interest to the laboring men. The original material that enters into any fabric constitutes a small ele­ ment in the cost of that fabric. Take a steamship that costs five hundred jitnusand dollars when launched. The material costs *5,000and the labor *495,000. Take pig iron that sells in the market for *20 and the original mater­ ial does not cost over 90 cents. There­ fore *19.10 is labor. I mention these frets to show that if * tariff for proteotfam is primarily or specially of interest to any one, it is to the laboring man, nor Cleveland will begin to poll as many votes aa Blaine in thia state. We feel confident that the “plumed knight” will get the whole 18 votes; but one is assured to him. Incase the fusion is successful, the twelve electors will be divided between Cleveland and Butler according to the vote for Moran and Field. In other words the vote cast, for Moran and Field is simply to test the party strength. If the canvass of the votes should show that Moran re­ ceived 150,000 to 50,000 for Field, then Butler would get three o( the 12 votes, Cleveland 9. The proportion of votes cast for Cleveland to those for Butler will be as 3 to 1; so that the greenback­ er who votes a fusion ticket casts of a vote for Cleveland. This is a good enough arrangement for the democrats; but how do the greenbackers like it? Cr*Crs’ Glycerine Salve. The best on earth, can truly be said of Griggs’ Glycerine Salve, which is a sure cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds, and all other soree. Will pos­ itively cure piles, tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money re­ funded. Only 25 cents. For sale by F. Hotchkiss. Hay Fever atid Rose Cold, I can recommend Ely's Cream Balm to relieve al) persona auflerlnx from Rom Cold and Hay Fever. 1 have been a great sufferer from these eompbdnta and have um-,1 it. I bcneTreom my friends for Catarrh, and in all cawa where they have used the Balm freely they have been cured. T. Kenny, dry goods merchant, Ithaca, N. Y. 3 3 Tlrty.two babies were on exhibition at the La- Bronchitla Catarrh, Asthma and the Cftnaumptkm. all throat and lung affections, also a positive and radical cure tor Servou. Debility and all i.ervou* coftiptalnta, after treted IU wonderful The following is an extract from the curative |>owers In having thousands of cases, has felt speech of Ben. Butler, delivered at I. his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire Jackson October 4th. It shows conclus­ to relieve human suffering, 1 will send free of charge, to all who desire It. this recipe, In Ger­ ively that Massachusetts’ squint orbed man, French or English, with full directions 'for statesman has no idea that the demo­ preparing and using. . Sent by mail uy address­ ing with stamp, naming thia paper, W. A cratic party will win in this or any Notm IM Power's Block. ItoekeatenA. Y. other campaign. My democratic friends, vou say that is right, pitch 'into the republicans; but let me tell you the democratic par­ ty is doubly ruled, and governed by ' monopolists. I was in Chicago at your j Hops and Malt Bitters ।jives tone to the blood, strengthens the nerves and promotes per­ fect digestion. Do not be persuaded to try something else, said to be just as goo<t but get the genuine. For sale by all dealers. HOPS & MALT BITTERS CO.,’ DETROIT, MICH. simmii _ ________ __ ___________ J hiilii i nave on hand a large stock of Open and Top Carriages, Phaetons, 3 Spring and Plat­ form Wagons, which I must close out before opening the Rink. If you are thinking of buying a buggy of any kind, call arid see me. Ben Butler’s Opinion of Democratic Party. HOME.i- I will sell you A 1 Good and save you some money. ' . , ■ . Chester Messer. �tHrn^fir:! nfiWhH ?. *. I sbf £ hsfcSf £ilp ted 8 ? £ F 5. _ 5iim imftii!»g»ri&iii ■‘MgfehJa f St ibm» i C -B g g gs. 8 g U» = !a fumy IHI*» »IPfl i£SPjlte'l|I I h li f.! M i! ?h--5l ** * O-R — 5 mr^prn’5** hrH’i”4r- rliK pjmf <s IpH ? ? £e 5 ?-d5^ s«e« *.■■??’■ ;si sit ?£!?.? ?2:II siMfr? ?|iif W-HsHV? rdhgihmUE ;n •ajssssss0e pfss51h I 8»c-?:8s'?ae-s' s5g|?,m OH-mSHIlh n SHU ;*•: Hsilltl’ilsfll rtltel’lsut W&HHH < hriihm! =§kPHh ' .’■"ScgS 5 * , 8*sU-fs e. * | jot? life? St? & ?r?n> finals »?h;h5p |af&Ml*ri Itry! <*ki72 I’Mh’ v;i?| U?tf! I iSilfi Miiiiikl taic; WHWIWiD IhHHibUh I i sSjg.? E.y S.q? = ?r??3 -?3 o» ,-JEw ---■= ; s^”5h hiM Ini h ss?rh rsr ?; fO’ji jHi ; J ~?s •sn [3; Tf^Ft ess; mils pjiDHI F a 2 ji5 ■ «"L? „f-S =*» B=£f BiE ---- --------------MVgSLS UM pun US many votes as Blaine in this state. We feel confident that the “plumed knight" will get the whole 13 votes; but one is assured to him. In case the fusion is successful, the.twelve electors will be divided between Cleveland and Butler according to the vote for Moran and Field. In other words the vote cast use it during the entire campaign, de­ for Moran and Field is simply to test nial or noz denial. We may expect, the party strength. If the canvass of therefore, that this Jay Gould story the votes should show that Moran re­ will continue to do service during the ceived 150,000 to 50.000 for Field, then campaign, along with the Kemble Butler would get three of the 12 votes, cheek fabrication, the story of the tar­ Cleveland 9. The proportion of votes red and feathered priest and the dozen cast for Cleveland to those for Bntler other pure lies which Mr. Blaine’s ene­ will be as 3 to 1; so that the greenback­ mies have put into circulation with the er who votes a fusion ticket casts % of hope of doing him an injury. a vote for Cleveland. This ;s a good be intends to vote for Blaine in No­ vember. No doubt democratic news­ papers and orators will continue to re­ peat the original lie, in spite of Senator Edmunds’ denial. That is democratic tactics. When they invent a story for campaign purposes, they hold that it is but a proper economy of material to "The question of tariff for protection । b primarily of interest to the laboring men. The original material that enters into any fabric constitutes a small ele­ ment in the cost of that fabric. Take a steamship that costs five hundred thousand dollars when launched. The material costs $5,000and the labor <495,­ 000. Take pfg iron that sells in the Ihe best on earth, can truly be said of Griggs* Glycerine Salve, which is a sure cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds, and aU other soree. Will pos­ itively cure piles, tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this wonder healer. Sathfactlon guaranteed or money r»i funded. Only 25 cents. For sale by F. Hotchkiss. —— z - »uU ovsnvom, I can recommend Ely’s Cream Balm to relieve J’e”°iD? 8U^rin« fro,n Cold and Hay I-ever. I have been a great aufferer from these rnZ?,’!? n’t BDd ha1? ““d ,L 1 hnve recomn,y Mends for Catarrh, and In all cases where they have used the Balm fty y ‘bey have been cured. T. Kenny. dn! goods merchant, Ithaca. N. Y. ° Hops and Malt Bitters ।zives tone to the blood, strengthens the nerves and promotes per­ fect digestion. Do not be persuaded to try something else, said to be just as goo<£ but get the genuine. For sale by all dealers. HOPS & MALT BITTERS CO.,’ . . , DETROIT, MICH. Tlrty.two babies were on exhibition at the La­ peer bauy snow. Consumption Cured. An old physician, retired from practice, hav­ enough arrangement for the democrats; ing had placed in bls hands by an East India but how do the greenbackers like it? r.'n?Z'i? n?r th'f fonn)ula 8 ®*niPle vegetable BEN BUTLER’S OPINION OF THE Democratic Party. The following is an extract from the complaints, after having tested Its wonderful airtwvepowerwinttJousandsof cases, has felt speech of Ben. Butler, delivered at It his duty to make It known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire Jackson October 4th. It shows conclus­ to relieve human suffering, I will send free of all who desire it. this recipe, in Ger­ ively that Massachusetts’ squint orbed Jchargejto man, French or English, with full dlrertloQ.nfor “»d using.. Bent by mall uy address­ statesman has no idea that the demo- | Ing with stamp, naming this naner W a N oto itt Power's Block. UoekeSSTif. Y. market for •&) and the original mater­ cratic party will win in this or any 1 ial does not cost over 90 cents. There- other campaign. My democratic friends, you say that . Aere <19.10 is labor. I mention these is right, pitch 'into the republicans; 11 facta to show that if a tariff for protec­ but let me tell you the democratic par- 1 tton b primarily or specially of interest to aay one, it is to the laboring man, spat Top Carriages, Phaetons, 3 Spring and Plat­ form Wagons, which I must close out before opening the Rink. If you are thinking of buying a buggy of any kind, call and see me. I will sell you A 1 Good and save you some money. ASr-wS^J&rji^a?- DIVORCES Chester Messer, For the Next And See the �Hastings Banner _ VOL. XXIX. NO. 26. HASTINGS, MICH,, OCTOBER 16 -1884 {discovered a newstorf IN BUSINESS OF DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING. ' LYNCH LAW IN INDIANA. The Headless Body ot Mrs. Hender­ shot found In a Troy Cistern. 31 Is the place where you can get the Most Goods for Your Money DO YOU WANT A A NICE SILK A .noOKIEB TRAGEDY. , DRESS IN ALL THE NEW SHADES? DO YOU WANT A Black or Colored Cashmere, An Ottoman Suiting, or Plaid Goods? All of the Latest Styles. - LADIES HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, WOOL AND COTTON PT ant NELS, LACES, RIBBONS, Ac. CLOAKS, RUSSIA CIRCULARR^’ NEWMARKETS AND JERSEYS ^UULARS, We defy any other merchant in the county to show a finer and larger assortment of coods and we know by the amount of goods we sell that the PRICES ARE RIGHT. °* gO d ’ MEN'S SUITS FOR $4.00. CHILDREN'S SUITS FOR 82 OO MEN'S SUITS FOR $5.00 and $7.00. CHILDREN'S SUITS FOR $3 Oo’ MEN'S ALL WOOL FOR $8 and $10. BOY’S SUITS FOR $3.25and $£ OVERCOATS. Men’s Overcoats for $2.50; Men's Overcoats, $5.00; Boys' Overcoats, $2.00. | I M n p RW P A R UINULnVVLrtn, SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 25 cents. SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 40 cents. Collars, Tics, Trunks, Valices, &c. Hats and Caps an immense stock. Call ELnd See v LEWIS STERN, He Sell Goods the Cheapest of any Man in the County. Bound to Reduce Stock! PARTIES DESIRING To H«l.t Mataria. Ague, Fevera, Hrndache. Colds. Kidney Disease. Pai A In the Side or Back. C<»nstl|tHt1on or CostiveneM. keep ZO-I’E-SA handy, mid take a dose twice a week. It acts upon the IB er and Stomach like a magic. “Hub" CoRgh Cure. 25 Cent prescription of a Boston physician, dispensed years by a Boston druggist. Om* iIom will cure any ordinal? cough. It acta almost magically- Ask any dealer to get you a 25 cent l>ottlc of "Hub” Cough Cure, and don't be pot off with any ^her CLOTHING, CLOTHING! Ready-Made or Made to Order, Constipation makes Imlf the people sick, you ore dtay, have bad bepath and taste, canj ejj. cant sleep well head ames, nenrons, liritable. Can't work it off. can’t rest It off. Well, your Liver must be Invigorated. eest properly, how save a doctor s lull w ith a Little ofZO-PE-SA. You will be surprised^rith n few doses ZorKJtA Is a positive cure for these troubles localise it acts upon the Stomach and Liver and through the Liver the system and {towels must beTnrateted. Ask for a sample of Eredjt Hotchkiss. STORIBS on THE ROAD. Comm.rdal Tr«~>*J* ■* —Something to Put in » GrlpoacM. 1 Smo*! -"’f >“ “iLK"'™ »&• >™ For the Next Sixty Days Should Call at the rjs-. <«n,<55£' Tloy. Ind., Oct 10.-A horrible discov­ ery was made by n small boy on the farm of I eter Bock, near this place, ycatentay aft. enxiotL He was playing around tlie mouth of a newly finials cistern, and. peep­ ing in, discovered the nude body of a woman, with the bead severed from tire body. He alarmed the nelghborhood. mid search was made for some clew to the murder. After an hour’, hunt tire head was found iq a clump of btMbro a hundred yards or more from the U >nI1* bafp ncar by k»ve evidence of hat ing been the scene of a terrible strug­ gle. Blood and liair were found all over the floor, bot nothing was found to indicate the Identity of eltfier'murdnrer ot victim. Titor, Ind., Oct 11,-The headlem body found in a cistern Thursday has been idaitittwl u thu Uf Mrs. SUllwrtl Hrerterahut. who resided on a farm fourteen miles back A !,e,Kbbor of Henderehot, while in Tell C ity yesterday, saw the murdered womans husband, and also noticed a valise narked F. M. Hendershot, while the steamer Drolllard was al Troy the same ulghL A acarrb-wamnt was procured, and tl»e valise opened. It was found to contain the clothing of the victim coveml with blood. Warrants were Issued immedi­ ately for Stillwell Henderehot, the husband, and F. M. and William .Hendershot, sons. Tim old man and his son William were ar­ rested and brought to Troy. ‘ The oldest son refused to come and defied arrest An increased posse was sent after him, and he was brought to Troy yesterday morning arid placed In jail. He acknowledges commit­ ting ti>e crime himself, and says his father and brother had nothing to do with IL Thr man's testimony seems to throw the weight of tlie crime upon himself and the oldest son. ■ The murder of Mrs. Henderaiiot arose from her refusal to sign away a farm to which she had a deal in fee simple. This farm the fattier and son wanted to disjxwe of. Severe! hundred ireople were present at the preliminary trial, and about noon an ef­ fort was made to seize the criminals an*1 .ynch them, but the officers succeeded in averting the attack. . The retmlt of the preliminary trial released William,.but the other brother and father were remanded to jail Stillwell Hendershot, the old man,, made a ftill contfiNlon of the affair to the officers, which was about as follows: “My wife, myself and two sons were on opr way to Troy Wednesday morning to make ac­ knowledgment of a deed to r piece of land 1 luvl sold. When within about a ndie of Troy shcsald the would not sign thedecd.and a row at once ensued, and resulted in tuy son Satp knoeking her on the head with it large stick of wood and killing her. T)|e l>oys then carried her to a bam near by. cut tiff her bead, and threw it Into a brush pili*. They then stripped the body of all the cloth­ ing and threw it into n cistern. I had noth­ ing to do with the killing; the boys did it all” . At eight o'clock last nigiit a masked mob of one hundred men made a demand on the jailer for F. M. HenderahoL the oldest son of tite murdered woman. On their «Umand being refused they battered down the doors and, seizing the culprit, dragged hlin from the jail and hung hint to a tree. i Evansvili.k, Ind., Oct. is.—The inof', after lianging young Hendershott Friday night, went on to Cannellton. cutting tie t4*lepW>ne wlrer between the two plncik They arrived at Cannellton about initlnlght and found the Sheriff and a stroiz. Iiosse guarding the jalL They demanded the keys ir.td were refused. There was no lestler, and the mob stood irresolute around the jail for some time,* when they w<re per­ suaded to dhjM*r»e without accomplishing their object. Ycstenlay morning crowds of people were around tl>e fail and str«-t cortient, and the Circuit Judge fearing fur the safety of the prisoners ordered the Sh.Tlff to transfer them. About oae o'clock yesterday afternoon the ^ri.somON wire smuggled unobservetl out of the jail and taken iu a Iwck to the steamer Henry Logff.i, which immedlalety started di»wn tlie river. Aft *r her departure the news 1 *aked out, ami shortly almost one hundred and fifty min wen* on tlielr way to Tpiy . arriving there ahead of tire lx>at. As the boat came down tlw river thepUot saw the mob col­ lected on thr Indiana side, all armed with guns and revolvers. He ran tlie boat over to tlie Krntra-kv shore, out of gun-shot. The liowls of the disappointed rangers could be hmrd from tire crowd on tMe Imnk as the stennwr went safely by. They followed the boat down the river, but by extra speed tlie boat beat them to Rockport, were the two terrified prisoners were given into tberhnrgp of tl»e Spencer County Sheriff and lodged hi jail. A targe crowd assembled, but no domonstrethm was made. The Jail is strongly guarded by twenty-five men heavily-armtd. ________ THE FOREIGN BUDGET. GREAT WARDROBE! a New York representative t n ^nroIcHslon “S drummer isn’t without his ?!2‘*E^b5tbi,nHwhtarisks, mo-rtsks oat- Th® News of the Week Compiled from Cable Dispatches. •„r w D P„„k. ■ TUI*, tor In**"*- “i?.„ Kmuto Sa And See the Low Prices at which we are offer- E. S. PIERCE Th. Island of Btefly Vldtod by IHwlrnu. Cyclonr.-< ontlrmsUoa <rf th. Ru- OTHKH XltWS. af£V11; . ing our goods. js ‘ixy Roan. Ort. 10— Hamwtaf *ull» ““ o-rfow which I>nw.ll«l In Cuanlfc o» Hie Mom! of Slrtl). Wrtlnmdny. h»ve been re­ reived. Twi-uty-w'vai l«mu were MJW ■nd rein hundred Injured.- There to frenl dMrere among the poor. Hundred* othoemre Fevers, Heartbuni. were drtnolWnd In UM Coujn, Tnodo and Olvunl Wrtere. and al Clhall and llpdna, Economy in wbnita of the <*y- M“I anmmer raan- ,w.r CCDt. But I ll»d tO gtTO Up u> 1000,000 lire. UNDER TOWER BLOCK, ♦,000,000 ore. GRAND WHOLE NO. 1526. Rome, Oct. IX.—Catania hm been visited by another cyclone. Thh ty persons were killed. King Humbert has sent four hun­ dred ixMUMh sterling for the relief of the sufferers. Three thousand dwellings were destroyed by the recent cyclone at Catania. The Cardinal of San Felice has sent the ,gold cross presented to him by tire Pope to assist the sufferers. Wahv Hajja, Oct 18.—A. messenger sent out by Colonel Kitchener, has returned. He confirms the report of Stewarts'-murder, and says that Che only survivors are four black alavca. All the Europeans, includ­ ing M. Nicolai, the Greek Consul, ~ were killed. * London, Ot*. 18.—It Is officially annoimced that tire Australian stpiadron has been ordered to New Guinea to proclaim . a protectorate on the part of England over tire coasts of the Island east of the Hist merid­ ian of east longitude, and over the adjacent • islands to the south. The commander is in­ structed not to allow Europeans to settle upon the island at present London, Oct 18. —General Wolseley lias sent the War Office dispatches In which he bitterly complains that his advance luu been paralyzed by the failure of the Com­ missariat and Transport Service- He says that the railway to the first cataract lias broken down; that the stores at WadyHalfa are inadequate; that the Camel Corps is without camefa, and that the equipments of the corps liave been found to be hi a rot­ ten condition. Native merchants at Dongola say that General Gordon. Colonel Stewart and Mr. Power are still at Khartoum, and that provisions are plentiful General Wolseley is confident that tire reported diffi­ culty of boats jessing the cataracts lias been greatly magnified. Low water will be found to be rather an advantage. The Canadians think nothing of the rapids. Tlie hative boatmen are deserting. A dispatch from Dongola state? that two of the Mudir’s spies from Khartoum. via Kordofan, report that El Mepdl 1» sending two large armies to attack Dongola, odc coming across the desert'and the ether along the Nila. London, Oct 18.—Tire Paris correspond­ ent of tlie Daily Telegraph believes that China, a wcet ago. made the following proposition to Premier Ferry through the American Government: China’s forces to withdraw from Tonquin. Ke Lung to be temporarily occupied by the French, and the conclusion of a six months* armistice, the dispute being meanwhile settled by the arbitration of America. The correspond­ ent adds that Ferry had objected to the last suggestion, asking why China could Dot make the projiasition directly to him. The Tsang Li Yamen’s note of August 14, ad­ dressed to the foreign minister at Pekin, has been published, showing that America • hefused to mediate unless it was shown that China had violated the Tien-Tsin treat)-. . MADRID, Oct. 13.—The Official Gazett* announces that the cholera epidemic lias ended. , Bulletins have been stopjred. The Queen of Portugal sent 82,000 to Napka, and King Humbert 84.000 to Genoa for the relief of the sufferers. Lindon, Oct 18.—The Egyptian Gov­ ernment has officially prohibited the sale of slaves. • Faris, Oct 10.—General Ncgrier’s col­ umn has had an engagement with six thou­ sand Chinese, at the village of Ke|>. Toward evening the French cut off the en­ emy’s retreat by way of the Chinese fron­ tier. when the latter fled in the direction of Daoguan. The Kep redoubt was bravely defended, and was taken by the* French at the point of the bayonet The French lost twenty men and one officer. Fifty men and ttf o officers were wounded. In the vil­ lage alone the Chinese loss was six ’hun­ dred. Paris, Oct 11.—A monetary conference Ls to lx? hekf In this city the latter part of October. Switzerland proposes the with­ drawal of the light five franc piece® and an Increase of th» silver-token coin. THE RAG MARKET. Price* Likely to Roach a High Point. Nkw Yoniv. OcL 10.—“How has the cholera embargo on rags affected the paper market?” was said to the editor of the Pa­ per Trade Journal yesterday. “The mar­ ket is very strong. Prices were low. but they have advanced steadily Jn some grade* since the embargo was laid. The lowest price touched Jn paper, such as Is used by newspapers, was five and a half rente a I»ound, at which rate a contract for 100,000 reams was made by a Rose street publisher two weeks ago. Now the price Is half a cent a pound higher, although not an ounce of rags will be used In making the paper. The rise In the price of rag-paper will di­ vert the chemkallyprepared wood-pulp to writing i«per, .and so even the cheapest grades must advance. A further advance of from ten to twenty j>er cent would not surprise me much.” Phtlaulphia, Pa... OcL 10.—The paper trade is id a ruinous condition, caused by the Government emlwgo on the importa­ tion of foreign rags. Ti>e Eastern book­ paper manufacturer have called u conven­ tion at Cleveland for the ISth of this mouth, to consider the condition of the market “The price of paper,” saldope of the largest manufacturers in tbe^country-yev terday, “fa bound to go up,\for to embargo rags from foreign ports fa to cut down out supply 1“^ one-half. Before 18W l»ookpaper was fourteen to sixteen cents and news paper ten to eleven cents a poun<L To-day book paper Is seven to eight cents per j»ound and news paj>er five to six cento; and tiicae goods are l>etter now than then. Paper for a year j»st has been so low that only Ute best plants amid bold theii own, and rags have sometimes been so low that it was cheaper to bum them than to collect This condition of affairs has newspapers poeribte. If, aa seems likely, tlie embargo is continued another y ear, it Ls evident that regs must advance twenty-five and jMThaps one hundred per oenL Even before the effect is beginning to be acknowl­ edged they have advanced thirty to fifty per "By Dreonber 1 the 1.000 mlU> A BRACE OF HORRORS. yesterday from Warner's furnace. In Hick­ man County. H fa a rule to give a aignel before tapping tire furnace that, the btae< The tapper, through neglect, tappedIhe fur- were burned to death instantly. The other w aded through melted iron, walking over one hundred yards. The flesh dropjxxi off of all tlreir bodies, leaving the bones almost bare. One lived two hours and then died iron which poured out of the furnace. Toronto. Can.. Oct. 10.—A terrific ex­ plosion occurred in the mills of the Hamfl­ ton ]*owder Company at Cumminsville, nine miles from Hamilton, at 13:80 yesterday. Ntwrtyall the men employed in. , the mUto were at dinner when the explosion liaj>penml. or vise It would liave been accotnpaurled with a frightful loss of life, as the buildings were almost totally demolished, and large pieces of timber and parts of heavy machinery were buried a quarter of a mile from the scene by the force of the explosion. Of the six men who were in the factory at tire tixne four were killed and two badly injured. The names of those killed are William Murray, Henry Tibbles. George Matthews, all married men with families, and William Hetherington, a single man. Tire wounded men are Albert Culp, badly burned. and Daniel Dougherty, badly burned, with some limbs broken. There was intense excitement at Hamilton when the news whs received there of the explosion. The shock felt at Hamilton from ?ae explosion was quite se­ vere. aAl It wa> tliought it was tire result of an earthquake. There are broken panes of glass in almost every house in Cumminaville. .The cause of the explosion Ls a mys­ tery. The damage will probably be 550,000. Buffalo, N. Y., Oct 13.—It is learned that Charles Kellogg, formerly President at the late Kellogg Bridge Works of this city, and one of the most prominent bridge­ builders of the United States, luu. just cloned a contract with a New York syndicate to furntah 50,000 tons of steel­ pipe to be , of thirty-six, forty and forty-eight inqjiee diameter, delivery to begin within six months, and the contract to be filled within two years. The pipes, which are patented by Mr. Kellogg both in Europe and the United States, will be man­ ufactured by an entirely new process hither­ to unknown to makers, and for which ap­ plication for patents, both American and foreign, han been made. The total wmount of the contract Is 84,000,000. Architecta* Convention. Chicago, Oct IB.—The architects of the West, including^wll those west from De­ troit Cleveland and Cincinnati, and south to the Gulf, will meet In convention In thia city the second Wednesday In November for the purpose of forming a Western Asoclation of Architects. Bellkvillk, Ill, Oct 13.—The coalmln.-rs in this district have demanded ot the operators a uniform price of two cents per bushel for digging coal The present prices range from ljf tn two cento. They also decided to sui^rend work one day in tire week us a means of maintaining prices. Montreal, Oct. 13.—Mr. Beaudry, of tills city, on taking the chair of a barber, laid a roll of $150 in bills on the marble stab In front of him. Tluw young men who followed him attraeted considerable attention, and when be picked up Ills pack­ age it constatecl only of waste }«[«r. Diphtheria on Loug island. Astoria. L. I., Oct 18.—Diphtheria has become epidemic. There were over ff»y au*es end five deaths this week Toronto, Oct ia—The Old Reliable Con­ ductors’ Association concluded Its .session yesterday. Denver, Col, was fixed upon ns the next place uf meeting. Th* following officers were elected: Presi­ dent Ed Morrell, Columbus; First Vice President, Samuel Defrees, Toronto; Sec­ ond Vice-President, J. W. Oliver, Chatta imoga, Tenn.: Orator J. F. Lane. Clere land. O.; Grand Secretary-Treasurer. H. P Fnhrow, Columbus. Janies Bercbec, C< iurnbtm. wns elected to the Executive C.-mmittee ftw three y<ws, and WHttaan Sense, of Columbus, for one year, in • place of Morrell '. St. Ixxtm, Oct. lO.-Mra. Walla, a little woman, found a thief in her rooip In the St Jaiiies Hotel Thursday morning, and send­ ing word by a friend for hdp, slipped Into tim apartment, locked the door, an^ threw the key through the transom. Then ate rook from the sneak the luoney and vahaa(rum tire offi<*e o]>eued the dour, handed Into their charge. St. Loin*,. Oct. 10.—Al the reunion <4 the Mexican Veterans yesterday the followITertdent, James W. Deaver, of President, General M. D. Columbia; Grand Marsha L. McFadden, of Indtamu �The Hastings Banner. POIDESTO-Dil! MARSHALL L. COOK, Editor. HIT ELabtingb, Mich., October Tfl, 1884. Entered rt the Fostofflce at Hartings, Mich.. tocjtnuiNHiirV.oLi through the malls as second , Truth compels us to say that the dirtiest political warfare in state and county is being conducted by tlie third party prohibitionists. In numerous in­ stances, many of the very best men in Michigan are being wantonly traduced and held up as "whiskeyites.” In this county, a woman who ought to be in better business and who could find plenty of it at home, goes about retail­ ing the lie that the saloons of this city have raised money to push Mr. Colgrove’s canvass. It Is a lie out of whole cloth. How the saloon-keepers of this city will vote we do not pretend to knpw or say. That they have raised a dollar to help elect Mr. Colgrove is an unqualified falsehood, which our Saxon forefathers would pronounce a lie. An­ other alleged prohibition lecturer of this city, one of its veritable scabs, a bein£ without credit for either honesty or honor, is busy all over the county, reporting the vilest* slanders about the republican candidates,' attacking the reputation of tried and true men. He can hurt a little where he is not known but his most effective work is in show­ ing how vile and degraded a party that pretends to purity can descend. Another instance in point, is Ralph • O’Hara, a renegade ot the^worst or­ der. from Jackson. A short time ago he sent out circulars to republican post­ masters in the smaller towns of this congressional district, asking them as friends of Alger and O’Donnell to send him as a man who was helping those candidates the names of republicans who had joined the prohibition ranks, or Who might be influenced so to do. He pretended that he wanted their nanres so. that he-might send them lit­ erature which would keep them out of the third party movement. - A^few who did not suspect the villainy sent in the .names, and forthwith those par­ ties whose names had been sent in received (circulars making the most malicious assaults upon both O’Donnell and Alger. When the dirty trick was exposed, O’Hara had the brazen cheek to defend his infamy. A short time ago the chairman of the prohibition county committee asked Mr. Powers, chairman of the republican tounty committee, for a list of the committee­ men from each town and ward. To­ day Mr. Charles F. Cock, the republi­ can committeeman from Hope, received the following: Jackson. Michigan Oct.-U»4. DEAR SIR:— Our committee has been informed that you are a member of the republi­ can county committee for the town of . Hope, county of Barry. You can do our committee a favor, without at idl injuring the prospects for the election of your candidate , for congress in this - district, bv furnishing us a list of the names of the temperance men in your town, of fusion proclivities. We are aware that it is not customary in polit­ ical campaigns for the workers of one party ro furnish such information as we ask for, to the workers of another party, but we are assured that you will readily see that whatever influence such literature as we may send to those whose names you mav kindly fuihish us. will indirectly hdp, instead orirfjuring your candidate. Hoping this consideration will lead vou to reply speedily, so that we can begin at once to try to influence their votes for the prohibition nominee, Michael J. Fan­ ning, we enclose blank for reply. Please send your reply to ‘ , , RALPH O’HARA. N. Mechanic St. • Jackson. Mich. When F. A. Dean, of Charlotte, •nominated Pennington for congress, he pledged the support of the prohibition­ ists of Barry and Eaton counties. The actions of O'Hara indicate to us that he proposes to secure the vote of the fusionists who have joined the prohibition ranks for Pennington. We believe these lists asked for by- this sneak would be sent to. the democratic con­ gressional committee, while all the re­ publicans would be held to Fanning. •We think that the plan, and we know do better man for that low business could have been secured than Mr. O’Hara. We do not wish to connect the name of the chairman of our county prohibi­ tion committee with so glaring and mean a fraud. We hope he would not decend to such trickery. WOODLAND. L. Hilbert and wife are away taking • pleasure trip. • W. P. Holly is having an attack of K. W. Sbriner, P. T. Colgrove and Enoch Andrus are billed to speak at the Town hall on Saturday evening. School in both departments of district No. 4 will commence next Monday for J. Garver and family have returned from Ohio. Our town board are having a hard time finding a drain commissioner. Complaint is being made that a Ger­ man in the east part of town is in the kabit of brutally pounding his cattle. Hearts of the People! As Demonstrated by the Result in Ohio LET THE EAGLE SCREAM I DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA. IfK.t.TMbl’l .raa M _ __ THE TESTJFJHE OTEL PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., Dr. Price’s taftlHmrijiEitracti, 4 TteWmcM. W.C m •*u,F.i».^r Dr. Pritt’i Lupulin Ymt Gtms FOR BALE BY GROCERS. st. LO * - CHICAGO. LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD YEASTGEMS rttoed by thto part to light, white and whole­ acme Ilka our grandmother’s delicious bread. GROCERS BELL THEM. MinKU MT TH« Price Baking Powder Co., RuTnit Di. men Real Hmnij Eiwn, Chicago, HL The Republicans Elect 10, and Probably 11, of the 21 Congressmen in Ohio. A little child of A. W. Dillenback was buried last Saturday. Lewis Bitzer is at home on a visit. A pencil sketch of the proposed new school house at the center has been sub­ mitted to the building committee and accepted. The job of building will be let in a few weeks. Conrad Hoenas is getting better, hav­ ing been sick about a year. Mrs. Chas; Burlinghiuri is at present quite sick. . Will Dunning is erecting a new bam on .Thatcher street. Thad Bogers is engaged in a much needed business at the cider mill of J. M. Riser, that of making jell from ap­ ples.,, Thad does a good job and ruakes jell equal to any of them. Josie Valentine is said to tyave typhoid fever. Talk about the campaign l>eing hot in Ohio; it can't be hotter politically down there than it is around the Tamarack school house in this township. The in­ habitants there have a speech from one of the political parties nearly every night. . Those parties who went to the M. E. church last Sunday night expecting to hear the usual political harrangue were agreeably disapointed. The temperance' talk of Rev. O. E. Wightman was sound practical and interesting. We hope to hear from him on the subject. The G. A. R. post are taking steps to procure a permanent hall. Wes Foster, a former resident of Carlton, but now of'Eaton county, ac­ companied by his wife paid A. M. Pettit his brother-in-law a visit during the last few days. L. Faul, during the last few days, is in the habit of causing people to think they hear earthquakes. He says giant powder deee it while he is getting away from the blast. MORGO-THORN APPLE. Elvin Cole on the sick list Ervin Cole is death on muskrats and coon. How tlie hunters did scare the ducks last Sunday. Scared more than they hurt. Mr. Myron Southerland expects his brothers to be with him in a week or two, one from Chicago, the other from Philadelphia. . Jacob Ruckle started for Cadillac Monday to try his luck in the woods. Hojje that you will have good luck, Jacob, and get some fine deer. . Mr. Louis Scothorn is getting out the timber for bridge over High Bank creek near Morgan. Oh demo-greens, where art thou y And now that Ohio is heard from, some parties wax warm. No use to kick, your doom is sealed. Council proceedings. Common council met in special session Tuesday evening October 7, full board. Report of finance committee: To the Honorable mayor and common council u Your committee on finance would respectfhliy recommend that the fol­ lowing sums of money be raised by taxes for the ensuing year: For contingent fund, 1-20 of 1%. For general highway fund, 1-10 of 1%. For fire fund, 1-20 of 1%. First ward fund, 1-10 of 1%. I . Second ward fund, 1-10 of 1%. Third ward fund, 1-10 of 1%. Faurth ward fund, 1-10 of 1%. ' « J. E. Hogle, A. Black, G. K. Beameb. By Aid. Beamer—That the report be adopted. Oarrried uli ayes. Resolved, That the term of office of Wm. H. Hayford as Justice of the Peace of the city of Hastings has been terminated by nls death,4t is hereby ordered that there be elected at tlie general election to be held in said city on the 4th day of November next one justice of the peace to fill the vacancy caused by the death of said W m. H. Hayford, whose term of office will expire July 4th, 1887. And it is further advised' that the recorder of this city give the proper,notice of an election of such justice of the peace and of such member of the board of education. A. Black. Account of John Q. Cressey, $28.95, was presented, and on motion of Aid. Jones was allowed, all ayes. John Weibbebt, Recorder. We the undersigned, ^JhaUenge any two men in Barry county to shoot in L. J. Houfstatter's gallery for the sum of five or ten dollars. The best in fifty shots on a side to win the money. TUTT'S PILLS TORPID ROWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, and MALARIA. Fran theee •ooroea ame three-fourtha of Ibe disease* of the human race. lheso mnptoms indioate theirexistence: Ix»m of Ijrcolx ■ISf’ELLATEOUS. —The golden rule for cholera times, and indeed for all other times, are to keep clean, lead a regular life and never worry. — Chicago Journal. —The Catholic Church in Baton Rouge, Ln., in which the congregation, of the parish Has worshipped lor thirtj years, was sold at Sheriffs sale recently forB2,OOU. —A Washington correspondent sav* that a Senator has to pay out of liifc own pocket from eight hundred to c thousand dollars for postage stamps.—’ Trot/ Tima. —Although Frenchmen are spoken of as ••frog-eaters,” it is asserted as a fact that more frogs are now eaten in New York alone than in all of Eranee. —N. F. Sun.. —A San Francisco paper says • there , are about SfiO lepers in that city, and the number is increasing. It also de­ clares that San Francisco has become the dumping ground for Asiatic cities —The cud fishery of Iceland has proved a total failure this season, and. great disltess exists in consequence.* rhe privations are said to be more se­ vere than during the famine which pre­ vailed two years ago. —During his sermon recently. Rev. Henry VV ard Beecher, referring to cre­ mation, said the idea of the resurrec­ tion of the body would prove alasting obstacle to the pagan custom of burn­ ing the <load. There might be sanitary reasons in crowded populations, or rea­ sons of convenience, in favor of the cus­ tom, but all the beliefs of English­ speaking acd German-speaking people were violated by the idea of incinera­ tion. —Horns arc weapons of ofl'ense: their absence denotes domesticity and docili­ ty; consequently thrift, productiveness and fertility. Their absence insures comfort and convenience in handling yarding, stabling, feeding and ship­ ping. Their absence insures against a large proportion of the casualties on a stock farm. This is the experience of nearly al! who. have handled polled cat­ tle, and there arc facts, to deny which is to call white black. —MaadchuieUt ’ Ptouahman. "mKKTORD Harting*. OcL 14th, wl St. Loul;,Mc X'b“ "It would be no violation of the commandrnent," said John B. Gough. "If a man were to fall down and worship the allk hat, for It is not made In the llkenen of anything in heaven, or on earth, or In the waters which are. under the earth. ’ Beside* It heats the head and cause* the hair to fan off. Parker.* Hair Balaam wUl stop that and restore the original color to grav r faded hair. Not oily, not a dye, beneficial, deliciously perfumed. A perfect hair drawing. 50c. All druggists. Kalamazoo is out of debt. The Burdock Plant is our of the beat diuretic* or kidney regulator*. Burdock Blood Bitters Is er arnl’blood” *”,,lseaae* °r thc kidney*. liv­ . A horsethief over 70 year* old was committed to jail at Pontiac on Wednesday last. Baxter's Mandrake Bitters cure indtaertiou, Heart Burn. Cost Ivener, and ail malarial dis­ eases. as cents per bottle. U. D. BRISTOL Druggist. the um of a remedy that arte directly i Liver, AaaLivurmedlclneTlTT'S B have no equid. Their action on the ya and Skin is also prompt; removing parities through these three “ seav> BROM no nausea or griping nor interfere With daily work and are a perfect ^ALAKIA- TUTTS HAIR DYE. Gxat Hair or Wni&uw laJtanily toaGnossr Bi^ce byajing:. ap. pllottJon of tbta DTE. S«>l<! by Dru«'lste, trsenbbvexprM* on receipt Office. 44Murray Street, he v York. •Wl uiliu. Of Mtrai OECLIfTS ffill. K c;.r--.: ft ro .5r®jv ym r*rf'u'‘<| i*ri<* p*id ,f Acker * H ood Elixir does not relieve any akin dlsooreryiM>rdCr' ADew’butthoroughlytested i J.hJrty l"lleB.ln <•»* trail inan class of the med­ ical department uf the university. .. ' Lapeer, Mich., Feb. X 1M1. r vour ^wn"' Bhrtr tooae. A ewtaln cur*. Nrtexr n*lw. Tt r* maflgMM la----------- -‘ I!. - !. Bmmm* ■cent*. BjrK.lt Michigan Central Ice formed at Roscommon Thursday night. eur™, of deafneas are recorde<l of Dr Thomas’ Electric OU. Never falls to cure earache. Ths Niagara Falls (Route, SSYf “Si ™u’<.thtok »r acmp » Balsam for the Throat and Lunn a ranMyarmuMi, tor ax. dl»«. rSi. n OUANO rapTdb division. Taking effect May IRh. 1«M. smm1',h wTuffaf-o “n,YAde!&Jdr °'Brten’372 thansc An End to Done Scraping. uv 1°let "Offering human- >hlB Lt. 10.8B have to have the bone Mtritaed or k* amputated io.K Arnica ,h,PMd ‘™» K" &.M । n.» Ground has been broken for the new Adrian skating rink. Hastimqb Markets. Wheat, white, new. Wheat, red, new.... Corn............. :......... Oats, old.................. “L? > 1Iirnn*5- °« Newton, la., says- "Mr •ellthTrmf »*«*»Mtherch,m.tfurth!“ea ' wffgyg* tt to orSer*<, that Monday, the Beef,’ dressed. Butter........... jysaoLUTioN ofoopj HamH. sell for .. BbaSder*, sell f Dry fitted Skies trLImc.bbL bbi............. igbt hundred and eldhty-fixir. Nmilh. Judge of Probate 7? Mall. CP) S.45 7. ?> 8.10 8. L1 6-51 e-ie* 8.50 Affi art 9.45 9.50 KU MB 10.15 «.» 10. X5 10 i 11. JO meridian orreidra* eoM-hcs bitwren XI.’. €10 JhbAO to accept a job on Hartl n**- �The Hastings Banner. ret ___ _ _ _ _ _“_• — MEETDIG! M My Boynton. Of MASSACHUSETTS, L,« ”> I’™’"’"” «”“• thought that thia wound vlatt >ouH result likewise, but wu mlttek® “ Mr. Stuff. with the assistance ot two’ of his neighbors, brought Bowker to this city, where he was arraigned before JustioejGreenfMdoria charge of vsg. rancy, and u now serving a 80 days sentence in the county jail. The Onio Ei.Kc-nos-.-Tbe republi­ cans have carried Ohio by about 10,000 majority, and electing 10 outof 81 con­ gressman, with the chances id favor ot their electing the Uth, The democrats have carried West Virginia by a reduc­ ed majority. Ohio will give Blaine and Logan at least 30.000 majority in No­ vember. dim mvi whkh thT\m 'rta“ed Volunteer Solgrounds ot have grown und into°ro% haTe examined mto their standing fins^eSally. This ?S?f!yedonela OQr °*ti interest and B^of^£^hbora’and find “ wiiSL examination that their „ a*6 all that could be desired in kin'ta otn^tnd thev rem all nnd we 61111 rear flnan*? IwTor.d qu«S“ '• e started on this trin skentie ii 'in w gd to tte u?twb<!£j!Ur ob«nr«U™ convinced “t*®,Proper soil and wlthju11 “akre an efficient, chip kvIj.n, ™*w “ ?rown on their We ,rltn«wed the trimming plan und “ require twStr Si *“■ for oni' roiui re reim Mitts Cvetis, a iady connected with Mias Julius Emery in the office of the “re that a woman’s auxBiar. to board of Missions S»i3f .‘a'”’ witV reasonable practice, “?<d thot H roqulrea ao in New York, will be in Hastings on We fwl that we can Frlday of thia week, and will address fro® > roconunend The Dayton Hedge the ladies of the auxiliary and all others VKgX^^^redlltenn™ interested in mission work, at Emman­ uel church Friday evening. Appoint­ ments for other meetings will be given Friday evening. We, wh^nainea appear below, vl»ife1 ■ )rt<K-0hl°. for the purpose of PERSONAL. 'lewing the halves of the Itavton Rev. Hunsberger preached at Irving Hedge Co., and find uh a result of a care­ Sunday. ' ■ ful examination, that their hedges are , /’m-T-wion Precious Mrs. A. Black and son Frank left for all that could be desired We witnessed the manner and twisted in trimming a Kansas Tuesday. part or section of the hedges shown ips, Rev. Stewart occupied the M. E. puk a^uHi^'..saliafied that an active mA, with Utile practice, can trim with the pit Sunday evening. knife used by the Hedge com pan v Mrs. A. B. Coulter, of Chicago, is vis­ (having a stroke of -J) inches) from 200 to -50 rods in a day. and furthermore, iting at Clement Smith’s. we find upon close inquiry, that their Mr. and Mrs. Olmstead, of Galesburg, financial standing is exceptionally good. visit at Hon. J. M. Nevins’. ’ The manner of setting, plashing, wiring Mr. and Mrs1. Will Morse spent Sun­ and trimming overcomes every objec­ tion that we had previously entertained day with friends in this city. toward hedge fences, and’ we unhesi- ji . 1I Mrs. Ed. Haff, of Grand Rapids, is tatingly recommend The Dayton Hedge Co., and their plans to all farmers who i-m th»s lOtM stopping with relatives in this city. need fences. HARDEE. Hupervlsor Spring Arbor, Mrs. J. Jewett, of Grand Rapids, is A,t _ Jackson County. Mich. It’s getliiig warm, [politically. visiting her sister, Mrs. G. E. Goodyear. HawMNS, Parma, Jackson Co.. Mich. skating rink is well patrpnMr. and Mfa. Thomas Jones, of De­ P rosecuting Attorney. troit, visited at J. A. Greble's the past ovei; t«vq hundred Hastings people week. Aa Regard* Mr. Colgrovr-Why he Should went to see Bjaine yesterday. . be Elected. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newman, of CiiARi.» d‘E< K. of Rutland, is to East Saginaw, were in the city over brook. . Jiave an auction November 13th. Sunday. The Democrat of this week contains Tur. telephone did excellent service Mr and Mrs. Parsel Wheeler, of in curing-the election retinas for <?ur Woodland, visited relatives in this city­ a severe and unwarranted attack upon Mr. P. T. Colgrove, republican candi­ citizens’. last week. date for prosecuting attorney. We do Ir will pay you to call at the Cen­ Mrs. Mary Geer left Tuesday for not believe that our contemporary, tral Haus? boot aad shoe store before Middleville, where she will remain un­ whom we have always regarded as fair you buy. • til the holidays. minded and fair dealing, would of him­ Rev. Hls-herger will preach at Miss Grace Black takes the place of self pervert the truth to help a candi­ the Star school /house, bunday after­ Miss Anna Nevins in the postoffice date on the fusion ticket. HeJias been noon next. misinformed by parties who are inter­ during the latter’s illness. The :i.;in who bet the democrat* Mrs. J. McElhaney, of Barry, visits ested in pushing the canvass of Mr. would carry Ohio is looking for some her daughter. Miss Belle McElhaney, a Holbrook. Though the charges came to our notice at a late hour, we have one to kick him. teacher of the city schools. been able to glean the facts in the case, We this week issue a campaign sup­ Hon. F. A. Dean was in the city which Goinpletely refute the Democrat's plement. in which will 1* found much Monday and Tuesday last, tlie guest of statement. interesting reading. R. B. Wightman and others. Mr. George Simpson, a saloon keeper Take your laundry to Em. Busby's Mrs. Mallet, of St.Tgnace. visited the of this city, was charged with selling barbershop. Satisfactory work guar­ past week with Mrs. M. T. Wheeler, liquor on July 4th last. At.first it was anteed. Patiuiiize him. I and other relatives and friepds in thltb '/proposed that some of the members of <rlQ|lW*».''n [MON HALL Yor can r get _. your*boots ------------ and shose, re- city. paired in firet-< lass shape at the Cen£' Married, at the residence of thq bride’s they cannot. And now what is the meaning of. this fusilade in the Democrat ? Simply Crtmtakl Law, pa^e 870. reads aa this: to help Mr. Holbiook with party follows: prohibitionists. With /the chronic i‘Ja^bpS1^db^hta1^ris^- stomsch-achers to whom we have re­ ferred. it may take. With reasonable prohibitionists and sensible temperance mu!’ V* s*“t«1<TO to be punished men it will have no other effect than to bL reipriaonmeat without the help Mr. Colgrove. ™A^t6’' wUhout imPrit- Most of our readers know Mr. Col­ The above law has never been re- grove. He never drank a drop of any­ thing intoxicating in his life. He has Poaled. L’nder this law, Judge Hook­ for years been, und is now, a member er, of our own circuit, in the case of the of the Royal Templars of Temperance. People va Maloney, of Middleville, for a like offense, rtmitted the impriaon- As a total abstinance man, as a tem­ perance man. his record will compare ™«nt.1uul simply nned Maloney. Thia favorably with that of any of the Phar­ was but two yean ago. We leave the isees who are filling the air with their editor ot the Democrat and Judge winnings. Hooker to .settle the question of the We are pained to see the campaign legality of such a proceeding. opened with ruud-slinging. " Not thatMr. Simpson, as we have said, plead Mr. Colgrove has anything to fear. guilty te the offense charged against The statement given above.is a com­ Mm. When' an accused person has plete refutation of the slanders which plead guilty, or a verdict In his case are to-day circulated in the interest of teen rendered br a jury, the duly oftha Mr. Holbrook. pruaeeulor ia etultrt. If convicted, the While we are speaking, we may say prisoner is in the hands of the court, that if Charles G. Holbrook wishes to whether justice or circuit The law pose in the attitude of a prohibitionist, quoted above distinctly states that the to bid for prohibition support, to have offender may be sentenced, as provided his opponent defam.ed to gain such sup­ in the law, at Uu dlM-rdion iftlu port. we will show up a part of his own fa/urt. Mr. Campbell so understood it temperance record, of quite recent date, and fined Mr. Simpson S25 and cost ■ 1 that is not overly creditable to him. The But though twice elected justice of affidavits can be had on short notice, if the peace in this city by the greenback I he wants them. If any more articles But Howril’, second edition of T18- the W. C. T. U. were to enter complaint. When this knowledge came to Mr. Col­ parents in this city, Wednesday even­ grove, he at once said he thought it The democrats and greenbacks ing, by Rev. W. A. Hunsberger, Mr. was no part of a woman’s duty to lie grew beautifully less about the hotel Ermont Batea, of Rutland, and Miss compelled to stand the burden of such io the returns from Ohio came in. ; Lovina D. Fuller, of Hastings. ।a suit. Just before that time the law Mr. J. W. Custer is holding republi­ and order league had been organized, Seveh al Barry county people mourn । the loss ot money and valuables, taken ' can meetings in Grand Traverse ;md Mr. Charles G. Holbrook president. As this league contained many of our leadby pickpockets at Grand Rapids yester-1 Leenanau counties. We learn by the citizens, Mr. Colgrove consulted with day. 'H U ■ papers from that section that he is hav- 1 them -with regard to the Simpson A few democrats of this'city had the i»|j rousing meetings, and adding to the ccca, and insisted that some man enthusiasm of the republicans of tb^j case. hardihood to bet on their party’s sue* should enter complaint. At the suggescess in Ohio. Depleted purses anA'sour Grand Traverse Region. _ I ttuu of the Democrat editor, a typo on faces are theirs in conseqiibute. ' Blaine at Grand Rapids.—\ ester- • j^per. Mr. Shrope, a stranger alThe Hastings . Cornet* Band and dav was truly a reci-letter day for Grand moflt in olir cjty> made the complaint, a plumed knights attracted much atten­ Rapids, it being the occasion of the vis­ warrant was issued ^nd Mr. Simpson tion by their tine appearance in 'the it of Hon. James G. Blaine and party. was brought before J ustice Franklin T. parade at Grand Rapids last evening. It is estimated that over 40.000 people 'CampbelL Mr. Simpson entered a plea Iamhs < T.akke will speak at the greeted the distinguished visitors. The of not guilty, and requested an adjournLincoln school house, Assyria, Tuesday party arrived at 7:00 o’clock p.’m., ami inent of one week, which was granted. evening next, instead of at Banfield, as reviewed tlie procession from the tad- In the meantime Mr. Colgrove was in­ formed that Mr. Stepson was willing advertised in the list of meetings printed cony of the Morton House. The city on another pag^.1 w« literally ablaze with fireworks and^ to change hie plea to guilty, pay a tee, and to promise that thereafter ho would George Vaseldoft Popoff, a Bul­ torches, the procession being nearly an garian missioukry, lectured before' a hour in passipg a given point ’ The faithfully observe the law. This was the. flrat offence charged small • audienqe at the Presbyterian next president was greeted with the against Mr. Simpson. As soon air hia cijlrch Tuesday night. The lecture is wildest enthusiasm, as was Gen. Pre­ willingness to settle the matter and mont and others of the pafty. Short pronounced highly interesting by those speeches were made by Mr. Blaine, thereafter faithfully keep the law were who heard it. ~ Ge©. Alger, Senator Hale of Maine, made known, the proeecutldg attorney If •Cadwallader “cannot follow Geo. Fremont, Senator Palmer aD(1/J- consulted with a number of the prom­ where the Plumed Knight leads” Ohio inent members of the league, indud£ Frazer. It will be a long time be­ can; and Ohio is reckoned as more ad­ fore Grand Rapids has another as large Ing many of our leading citizens, as to what had better be done. It waaknown vantageous to the republicans than a poet, who can explain deity and sin demonstration. _ ___________ that this *as the flrat complaint ever TUB Dayton Hedge Company bate made against Mr. Stepson. Ills prom“from origin." been planting hedgtf In the two south­ ise as to the future was also considered. The Grand Chapter of the order of Eastern Star, which met at Grand Rap­ ern tiers of counties for two yean post, The fact that be was a man of means ids last week, chose as Worthy Matron, with wonderful suefees. Their agent, and would fight the case to the s Mr-. M. C. Griswold of Middleville; Mr. XL C. Sawdoy, called on us yester­ nreme court before ho would go to jail 11SwI« taken Into account day and exptainfd the company s meth­ Marshal, Mra. M. Roe Nashville; Adah, od of building and completing a fence Every man srith whom Mr. <^>«rov' Mrs. A. B. Sinith Hastings.. ^nsdtedadtied him. under toe drHon, George Willard spoke at with the Osage orange. furnish and set their own plants, tak m, Xnaunces. that they thought Um Orangeville Monday evening last to the ere of them through the whole period beet thing to be done was to take largest audience ever assembled in that of building, four yean, when, upo to plea and Mr. Simpsons promrse. hjwn. torch light procession led by their plan, they have completed the and permit him to pay a fine. a martial band preceded the meeting. m^Xantial and l«u>Utel f®». Taking vlew of The republican cause is booming in whiXtboae who were interwted to toe that can possibly be bui* that section of Barry county. theif fence whe© oomplrt®d is 81^> P« The Hastings representatives of the rod, the farmer paying » cents P« Mother Hubbard party fare not very ftell in securing audiences in Barry !lav fixed, plead guilty, and was fined county. The fusion nominee for prose­ cutor got an audience of about a dozen ei“«at h» Prreentef a onje ,n thf Hendershott school house, Balti­ more, one evening last week. The poet Of a committee from was billed to speak in Hickory Comers. jucksoo coanto. He was the only party present to hear tral House 'noot and shoestore. me aide and thrilling remarks himself had the pleasure of uttering. As that party, Franklin T. Campbell is not the most-brilliant official in our midst He has a very judicial air, and has a taking way of looking wise, and venturing opinions that seem knowing indeed to the unsophisticated. Banner readers Ilike ‘ the “ ~ * opposDemocrat‘’s appear in the I ition press, we will produce these sworn 1 statements, and then let him pose as a ; prohibitionist if he can. We have also men tell him. he wHl believe that four- of creation have lately joined the prohi­ bition party. They are men who can­ not be depended upon. Men who will falsify as have these parties about some of our leading citizens are not fit to be trusted. If the Democrat wishes to open its columns to these bilious crea­ tures it is none of our business, but it will not add to the reputation of the P»I*r. ___________________ The past year has been a hard one on insurance companies. Many of .them, carrying risks in the cities, report their losses as heavier than in any previous year for decade. Even the companies carrying farm risks report unusually heavy losses. The old Ionia and Kala­ mazoo farmers' mutual companies have doubled their assessments this year. Having read tliis in some of the state papers, we called upon Secretary Rog­ ers, and asked him how the losses of the Barry and Eaton had been- the past year. He reported them as heavier than usual, and that the assessments this year would have to be increased to some extent. As the company pays its losses promptly, and is a strictly relia­ ble company; as it is a farmers’ com­ pany, and one which the farmers of Barry & Eaton counties have in their ' owu hands and know is honestly man­ , aged, there ought to be no fault found ‘ if the assessment is increased this year. The money raised goes to pay . actual losses, and is a' proof in itself that the ' company is worthy of patronage. within easy reach, sworn statements of 1decidedly dubious transactions on his will remember the wretched work he part in Barry county. From every made in a libel casv, once upon a time. corner of the county we can get them.. Republican Meetings.—There will After Mr. Simpson had entered his If Mr. Holbrook wants mud, we can be y, republican rally and pole raising plea; after*Mr. Campbell had stated the give it to him up to his ears. We can at Baniield, Wednesday afternoon and penalty, it yet remained for him to reg­ bury him 4n mud,—dig for him a mud- 1'evening, the 22d. James Clarke and P. ister his own finding upon his docket. dy political grave, and we will give T. Colgrove will speak in the afternoon, He could look wise and tell Mr. Simp­ jftzxorn evideru-e in every instance. Wej and Clement Smith and «. J. «. L. McPeek,, son the amount of his fine and the costs, would prefer not to go into such a cam-1 uf'E^on county, in the evening. Just but he didn't know enough to write the paign. We shall not unless Mr. Hol- j previous to the evening meeting there penalty imposed. In this extremity, ..brook evinces a desire for such war-. wj]j be a torchlight procession of — after he had stated, orally, to Mr. Simp­ fare. If he does we want it distinctly Plumed Knights in uniform. The cor­ son the penalty imposed, he called .upon understood that we are ready. net band of this city will furnish music. John Carveth will speak at Paruilee the prosecutor to do what he hadn’t The Democrat, of this week, contains brains enough to do—to write a state­ Monday evening next, and also at the an article with relation to Mr. Walter ment of the court’s finding that would Bechtel school house the following Sat­ S. Powers, of Nashville, charging that be legid and legible. Air. Colgrove, in urday evening. gentleman with laiing a tool of Mr. P. the hearing of Sheriff Creasy, promised Jacob L. McPeek (will speak at the T. Colgrove. It plainly insinuates that, Sprague school house, Hope, Saturday to write, in legid form, tlie disposition at the request of Air. Colgrove. W. H. of the case made by the eminent chief­ evening, Oct. 25. Powers, P. A. Sheldon and Clement justice Campbell. Mr. Colgrove in a The appointments of Jas. Clarke for Smith, and at a meeting held Wednes­ little while thereafter wrote on a slip, Otis school .house and Prarieville, aa day last in the postoftice and in the of­ of paper and sent to Justice Campbell published elsewhere, have been cancel­ fice of P. T. Colgrove, where were pres­ the following, in response to the latter’s led. ent these gentlemen and Mr. Powers, of request: . Nashville, a plan, was hatched up Lively Work by pickpockets.— ’ “You are hereby sentenced to pay a whereby Mr. Walter Powers was to At the depot at Grand Rapids last even­ fine of 825.00 and 85.15 costs, and stand join the prohibition ranks, send a long ing pickpockets got in their work at a committed to the county jail until said tine and costs are paid, not exceeding in letter to some one of the county papers lively rate as jiassengers were boarding all thirty days from and including this renouncing his allegiance to the green- the westward bound train on the Val­ day." l>ack party, and showing why he could ley road. Among the losers were— > This Mr. Campbell copied upon his no longer affiliate with them. The plan H. C. Lei j, tiiis city, “ 820 — cash ‘ and‘ docket, as any man can see who will ..as, according to the Democrat, to do valuable pap compare the paper and the statement this in order that he might secure/the James Murphy lost 890 watch and rendered in the docket. The Democrat prohibition nomination for prosecutor. chain. editor and all others can satisfy them­ In some way this was to hdp Mr. ColSeymour Andrus, of Hastings, pocket I grove, how the Democrat did not ex- book and 83 or 84. selves on thin point. •' . 1 H. P. Bishop, of Rutland, 850. But Mr. Cam pl >ell is a greenbacker, r‘-----*- ------------------ । Gilbert Foster, of Bowne Center, and Vvould like to see Mr. Colgrove de­ We •have not much acquaintance feated. He therefore takes yds slip of with Walter Powers, but that little 8101. paper which contains Mr. Colgrove’s leads us to the belief that he is an hon­ J.M. Walker. Girard county, O., 835. wording of Campbell’s disposition of orable rifan, who is far above any such Levi Sherk, Parmllee, 810. the case, shows it to prohibitionists, in petty tricks in politics or anything else. A stranger v^ho refused to give his order to prejudice them against Mr. Among the best citizens of Nashville name, because “he didn't want his he bears an excellent reputation. Why\ linuiua «u*» . Colgrove, and in favor of Mr. Holbrook. friends to know ur he was osuch a »» blamed He should be ashamed to shift upon he should be thus treated by the Demo- Yooi;’ 900 in cash and gold watch, the prosecutor the responsibility for a crat we cannot understand. Several others were relieved of mon­ decision he himself rendered. He knows As to the statement that there was ey and valuables. . ver? wdl that the law plaitd Mr.. a meeting that day between Mr. Pow­ Died.—Mr. Whitfield Skillman, of Simpson in his (Campbell's) hands af­ er* and P. A. {Sheldon, P. T. Colgrove, jter the plea of guilty was entered. It Clement Sinith and W. H. Powers of Plainwell, Allegan county, died at his home last evening. The funeral will was for him, not the prosecutor, to say this city, the following is a sufficient be held at Plainwell to-morrow. Mr. what the penalty should be. Mr. Camp­ reply: Skillman was a former resident of bell did state his finding, but didn’t To the. peoj’le cf Barry county: BarYv township, this county, and was ) brand as--wholly false the state­ know enough to write it in his register 1 Wo - --------------„ — It was at his request that! Colgrove 1 ment in the'Barry County Democrat.of u much respected citzen. It whs at n» . । ujjg week< tfait there was a meeting Ixe,wrote The thanks of the undersigned are it. And now Campbell pa . I tween nH Hnrt Walter 8. Powers, of , the document, which is a painful evl*. Xasbvilie, on Wednesday last or any tendered to his many friends for their ( dence of his own ignorance and imbe-1 otiier day. in this city or elsewhere. On timely aasistance and kindly sympathy ro ininre Mr Colgrove. It should I the dky named in the Democrat not one during the sickness and death of his ( cility, to injure Mr. voigro »wMr. Powers. There has never ,make him so ashamed of himself that |MUM*»i Iwtween Waller 8. wife, and especially to the Rev. W. A. ( would crawl into some very small p he uwer8 mm aQ(t anyone of us ••• in reference 11 unnberger for conducting the funeral rowers «***j ( hole and pull the hole in aft« him. i' to vu „ his IO joining- R. the . P"-'prohibition 1-' ranks, or services at her burial. . thn 1,1 i ill 11 lltiflfl fOT J. WHITNEY TANNER. ’nSt wno A weekly edlUou i« now iiwued Irom the offiro r] easonable, thinking temperance “ in.“ u j 1. ..*****_»,t... of the Adnan Record. (considered’ that Mr.(Colgrove acted j uf us heard or read of his changing wisely. Some of the party prohibition­ political faith, and thought him a mem­ ists thought the same. But a few of ber of the greenback party. We make ( this statement as an act of justice to , them were mad, and have been so oyer both Mr. Powers and Mr. Colgrove, at , since, because Mr. Simpson wasn’t jail­ whom the l^octe-rtlck ed ( for a year or two, for his first offense. , These men didn’t have the nerve to make the complaint. They are too • HMUntX O«. Mb. «•«•_ I , Wesaw MW Mr.vuxgiuvc Colgrovevu. this that OffThey are we D attorooon. “7^ ytofor .uSd ffTOjust ’l- brave Let1 H. Mate! jar. ttet he Mr. Powers in , ’, mn^rowl And if Mr. Campbell can 1 this city for a short time ednreday nTlteir HUoui whining* 1* him ' of list week. Mr. Powers to employed ,£w A“ Ton. ISiu tZterX Of the! by Mr. Coigrove in taking rome uetl< metorltv of perty prohibitions, in thl- , mony and looking after a criminal cue , think^ril They are among whlchj. to be tried in November. He , »d m^w-iuding citizens. I earn, to Ui. elty. mid went to Mr. Col■ But a few of them, who think they arc grove’s office, wa. there tor a abort time tot^gooTfor this world,—It is aimply Un romtetaUon with the proctor ^Jlfrer that ail. ’em- will be Mtle-. »ith reference to the ea« tn qumtton. fled with nothing. If Mr. Stepron luul telltic. were not dteueewi. and no artewn and quarter^ their | rangenmnl of any kind w» talked of or »wd tere been appeal 1 agrerU upon. If affitevte to tb^ DIED. TANNKR-Ib RuUnixl, (Kober nth. ISM. Mr». Frankie EirteU. wife of Whitney Tanner. She wm boro In Galesburg, Midi., June Sth. 1867, and with her jmrentB, Mr. and Mr*. Jowph 1QTO. She leaves her husband and-lwo ciiildron, Uie jri>ungwt an Infant, and also a large number ol friends to mourn her death. Her swort’iefc. ef spirit endeared her to all who knew her. 8he held hst winter at the Crosby school house, she embraced religion, ujkI soon alter with tier bus- plary rhrtrtUn Ute. The wite. from whom the heart ol h ^t^myytir^ nerimre but with nothing short of that I from both the gentlemen win lUhtj rightrou. wrath, dlaor-, the Ixmoerat editor, they wUl beforth- m™l liven and distorted spleen been | are the men who hr. °°nte“ ' . 1-niMwance caure everv ^“ftheD livra. ^>«e the n.ei J { Xr Struts calling Mr. h“bitual Xr^olate any S^Jve a whiskey man. They are oeality is his old home, it shows how r“toyntoK>ns of this act shall lo ^Xdirooveren., the whiner. I..I friends look at him. ’noTOXk^^^SlM^Xcel‘ g dHy of a ■m-ten-nm a»J the mwlera. In the ecocomj of pollFriday last a tramp .named John S upSToSvldion, I'feJoft iras uum {wwker called at the premises of Mr. ftfth wheel to a wagon., Hairy shall of Baltimore. This same ^PHtoppedatShaff’saymr^T^d *> annoyed him that he rave Bowker the Democrat office. If our coming. In this. « In the charge conoernmg the Stepooo crae, our oontwnporary *’ been misinformed by mar who had «..n(thlng to gain by such a coune. ’.Ve think they belong to the prohibiUon annex of the democratic party in tffis county. We think so from “rtaln been-pending a good deal of time howb who her Master's cross Who The rye o! rr»n<ni auiwvt see: The rotee aFftdth r*n >0- �minor news items, SCHOOL AMD CHURCH, MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. The Detroit grain quotations are: Wheat ■—Ma 1 White,; 79X08OC. No. 3 Bad, ;88Ke; Na 3 Bad* 77c. Flour—Michigan White Wheat, choice, ,<3.9304-15: roller ।process, 84.K04.W; patents, $5.000540. 1Corn—Nu. 2, 5Gc. Gate—No. 2, BMc; Half the town of Alma, Neb., was de gtroyeri by Cre Thursday night Tlie loss ta Dot stated. • A buzz-saw lopped an arm off L. I.. WeiJer. the organ manufacturer, Thursday, at Muncie, Ind. Small-pox, supposed to have been brought 12 Me. Eggs, 17018c. by emigrants, is spreading rapidly hi the Mi-, and Mrs. Adams, of Bodford, Mon­ Vicinity of Brookings. D.-T.« Four deaths ,roe County, where they have lived fortyhaw occurred already. nine years, celebrated their gelden wed­ II. IL WKIteliuuae. carpets and dry goods 'ding a few days ago. ¥ at Clinton, la., made an assignment Thura- 1 Mrs. Vandenberg, the woman who was <iaj, with liabilities of S3U.000 and lusets of accessary to the murder of her husband, between *30.000 and 940.000. Fred Adler, ot Bloomer, Wis.. has failed 'baa been sentenced to the Detroit House of for $-25,000, with asseta to reach 850,000. 1Correction for twenty yean. Slow collections and damage by the recent Mayor Donovan, of Lansing, has vetoed flood caused tlie assignment. ।on ordinance passed by the City Council No. a mill of the Ohio Powder Company, changing । the time for the closing of sa­ Dear Youngstown, was demolished Thius- 1loons from nine to ten p. m. day by an explosion, but no lives were lost Charles Faitin, a Frenchman who had People for miles around thought an eartliworked at Gregory’s mill at Lake Linden,. gttake had occurred. . L. Bliuiden & Co.’s steam flouring mill Houghton County, for the past seventeen at Fort Dodge, la., was destroyed by fire years, committed suicide a few days ago. early Thursday morning, with 2,000 sacks of He had been drinking heavily and did the flour and 10,000 busheb of wheat Tlie deed while suffering from alcoholism. He loss is 575,000, with 880,000 insurance. stabbed himself in the side, after remov­ Tlie lease of tlie Oregon Railroad anil ing his clothing, with a large jack knife. Mftvigation Company’s lines for ninety-nine When he had done the cutting he ran and wears, at 8140,000 )>er annum, made by jumped into a well whore he was found. Benn- Villard for the Northern Pacific He was about forty-jfive years of age. Road, is sustained by Judge Deahy, of Port­ General W. A. Throop, well known in land. cusinoss aud political circles at Detroit, An epileptic had a fit in a Montreal shot hlmeelf in the bead a few days ago, Church Wednesday night and uttered a fear­ and dlod soon after. ' ful cry, which threw tlie people into a panic, In a row in a boarding-house in Ontona­ gvmdting in a rush being made for tlie doors. Several persons were injured, but gon the other night Andreas Bandas shot William Berg through the heart aud then Done fatally. On tlie Invitation of fefty. churches of fled to the woods. Boston and vicinity, the American Board of An .eigbt-aared life-boat, built at Commissioners for Foreign Missions, now in Gloucester, Mass., has boon added to the Session at Columbus, decided to nieet next equipment of the East Tawas (Iosco year at Boston, and will then celebrate tin? County) life-saving station. completion of tlie seventy-fifth year of its A Pentwater chap followed his eloping existence. Arthur Uhlig & Co., musk: dealers at wife and her paramour to Muskegon the other day and, after mutual consultatlou, Milwaukee, failed Friday for 820,000. he gave the latter a quit claim to all his Josiah Kretehman perishqjl by lire in hb residence at New Centerville, Pa., Friday right, title and interest in the woman for iDomlng, two other members of tlie family twenty-five dollars, and departed seem­ ingly content being fatally* burned. Levi Snyder, charged with stealing thir­ Dr. Adolph Huebscli, a Jewish Rabbi, died suddenly Friday, morning at New York. ty-five dollars from Daniel Parker, at Big Rapids, Mecosta County, has been senA fall of rock in the Red Ash mine, near Wilkesbarre, Friday morning killed two Dien. William Phillips, engineer of the steam At Mount Jackson, Pa.. Friday, lire barge Oswogatchie, at Bay City, came caused a loss of 884,000, with 823,000 in­ ashore the other night and was drugged surance. and robbed of two hundred dollars. He Ice half an inch thick formed tn the was taken ,to the woods near* Kawkawlin, Montgomery and Kingston (N. Y.) districts where he regained consciousness the nex. Thursiiay night morning. Unemployed workmen to the number of The- Mecoeta County Poor-bouse and four thousand held a me. Ing Friday li\ Asylum at Big Rapids were burned at Glaaguw, and pasted a resolution asking as­ midnight recently. TMs was the second sistance from the magistrates. time within a year that Mecosta County One hundred men were discharged or left had lost its poor-house. No lives wepe the •iiops of the Missouri I’acltic Road at > Sedalia, M<»., Friday, and clerks in the de- lost. C. D. Hale, of Tawae City, Iosco County, partmentii have been notified that their has purchased a one third interest in the . wages will be reduced. ' The Baltimore & Ohio Company secured East Tawas Balt & Lumber Mill property, au injunction nt Baltimore Friday compell­ and Goorge P. Smith takes a two-thirjs ing the Philadelphia, Washington & Balti- interest tn the Hale Mill property at anort- Rond to receive Baltimore & Ohio cars Tawas City. The logs in the boom of the containing pasaengers, baggage and exprew Halo Mill would be taken to East Tawas nutter, and transport the same to Phila­ and cut delphia, there to tie delivered to tlie IVnnWilliam Ffero, aged eleven years, was ayivania Railway tor transmission to New drowned at West Bay City n few after­ York. noons ago. His body was recovered. Rudolph Nolte, who located In Dubuque A homeless man, nearly seventy-four in 1837. was carried off by heart-disease on years of age, was found dead recently in Saturday. ' Statues were unveiled Sunday to Corneille the barn of W. Nichols, in Alamo, Kala­ at Ronen, to Watteau at Valenciennes and ma xoo County. The man had complained of not fpollng well, and bad hsen given a to General Joubert at Boiirg. . . Tiie new St Paul's Church at Milwaukee, place to rest and his other want s supplied. Rogers. which cost 8125,000, was openex I Sunday. His name Rev. Charter S. lA*sier olllriating. A passenger train a few days ago ran ■ Tlie bonded warehouse of J. G. Roach * over and killed Jacob Jacobeon at Deer­ Co, nt Uniontown, Ky., containing over two field crossing, south of Big Rapids, MrcostiKiusand barrel^ of whisky, was burned ta County. Ho was about sixty years old Sunday noon. The loss Is 8170,000. and lived in Deerfield Township, where 1 o * Mrs. Mushier, of Ixxskport, N. Y., who leaves h wife and family. It was said that has just celebrated her centennial birthday he had been drinking. in presence of 14H relatives, wa:» a jasseii- ger on Robert Fulton^ first steamboat Reports tii<? State Board of Health by Joe Buzzard and two other members of ort5'-eight observers In different (arts of hb fatuous robber, gang celebrated their ns- -ho S.ate, for the week ended on tlie 4th, lease from a Pennsylvania jail by stealing u Indicated that typhoid fdver considerably safe from a mill and currying It to a field to increase L that influenza, tonsili is. break ojien, securing 8150. cbolerp infantum, inflammation ot ki inoy ■ ’ MfA Nahum Keynnlds, sixty-seven yearn and diarrhea increased, and that cerebro­ 1 .old, of Brocton. Mass.', was awakened SaK^. spinal meningetis, Inflammation of the tinhiy morning and informed that liar house brain and bronchitis decreased in area ’ of wiu on fire. She was prostrated by. tlie prevalence. Diphtheria was reported at Dcrvons s'mek and died before a doctor thirteen places, «car let fever at six, and could reach her. measles at two places. Lewis Clark, the original of '‘Georfe INTERNAL COMMERCE. Harris,” of Harriet Beecher Btowa’s im­ mortal “Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” gave a lecture in Detroit recently. nrati•tie The Ad vent 1 its raised fW.OOU in sub­ Washington, Oct >1.—In hb annual nscrip ions at their recent Jackson c«m->port Mr. Nhnimi, of the Bureau of Statistics, meetlng, and would devote the money In speaks cd tlie enormous magnitude of extending their mission and college woik. America’s internal coaoncnie. It is shown The Michigan Univerfalist Convention, that the value ut the products of the various at its recent session'in Grahd Rapid-i, industries of the Uiijtad States Is seven elected the following officers: President, . times the total value of tlie foreign com­ Rev. E. L. Rexford, Detroit; . Vice-Presi­ merce. nearly three times tlie total value of dent, E. A Treadway, Grand R-pid-*; the foreign commerce of Great Britain Treasurer, E. W. Dart, Lansing; Secreta­ and irelaml, and fire times the ry, Rev. M. B. Carpenter, Lansing. total valw of tlie foreign commerce of The new Episcopal Church at K dam- • France, including In each case both the Im­ son, now in process of erection, is pr*ports and the exporta. The total value ot non ced one of the most beautiful tml the prtxincts of industry In the United un que .n Michigan. States b also shown to be a little more than P it tic« who had been boring for salt at twice the total vulue of the exfiorts of mer­ Algonac, St. Clair Couuty, struck a dopnsf chandise from all tlie countries of Europe. it the othar afternoon at a depth of 1LJSQ. Tl»e United plates Is now tlie largest manu­ facturing country on the globe. Tlie value Large offers had been made for thef'wel. of the products of American manufact­ A company would bo organised at once ure consumed at home is five times tlie anj the, process of manufacture cuu.value of tlie manufactured products of metuced. 7*hero wav great enthusiasm,* and Great Britain and Ireland exported to all property was advancing in price. other countries, and more than fourteen About midnight the other night a man times the value of the exporta of manufact­ named Armstrong returned to Lis h m ■ si ured products from Franca to all other coun­ Newaygo and di-covered his wife tn tlie tries. The relative value of the Internal, as compand witii tl*e foreign, commerce of tlie room of a lo'lger named Bates. Arm­ cutmtty is also Illustrated by statements strong seised an ax and entered the bouse, showing that ninety-nine i»er cent of the but his wife seised and held him whi’e coal mined in tiita country, nlnety- Bates left tbo room for a revolver wi<h which to kill him. While Bates was irone five per cent of the iron and steel products, ninety-five i»er cent of the Armstrong broke loose from hie wife, products of tlie leather industry, more than struck her with the ax. and then cut her ulnety-nlue per cent, ot the manufactures throat. Going down stairs, be met Bates In wool, ninety-five per cent of tlie products aud killed him by a stroke with the ax. of tbe cotton manufactures, more than nineArmstrong gave himself up, and was in Snine per cent, of the manufactures in jaiu Bates was a boarder at th s A rnk. and ninety-seven per cent of the manu­ strongs’, and was considered a disrepu­ factures in glass, glassware, earthenware and sU»ixt?ware, are consumed iu th? table character. Thomas .Van Wormer, of Tnecola, has United States. for the past three years l>een *ffl cted uilh dropsy, and during that t me has bn. Balttmokk, Md., OcL 10.—Wllllan. fifty-’brae operations performed upo • him Daniel, the Prohibition candidate for Vice and 87J pounds of fluid taken from bis body. The case is regarded as a ve y re­ markable oue. to deuil tbe bMl» ot Prohibition, review, The swamp lands of tbe State ore being U»wwO arxl extern ol toe Prohibitory rapidly turned to good account for celery, tew, shows wberelii toe Mnttmeot is uot onions and cranberries. A wolf r. as seen in full chase of a lieer a few days ago within half a mile of the court-house at Rogers City, Presque Lie —Since toe war over six hundred colored Baptist churohe* have been es­ tablished in Texas.—Chicago Time*. —Samuel Noble, of Annhton, Ala., baa given Ait),000 toward founding a free nigh school at that place. —The theory that a boy may be popped into a school, like corn into a mill, to come out, after a time, ready for use, has been exploded bv the sad experience of nearly all that have tried it—Freeman' ,v Jo/tmal. —Tbe study of the Irish language is becoming popular among many Irish­ men in thia country. In most of tbe large cities there are classes organized for the purpose. The Philadelphia classes, for instance, number fifty pu­ pils.—Philadelphia Press. —Among the regulations of a newlyformed church among the Zulus in South Africa was the following: “No member of tins church shall oe per mirted to drink the white man’s grog, or native beer, nor touch it with his lipa” Offices in Case Library Block, Next to Poatoffioe, Catarrh, Diseases of the Throat Lungs, Kidneys and Bladder, Female Complaints, as well as all Nervous and • Chronic Diseases Successfully Treat­ ' . ed- Upon the Latest Sci­ entific Principles MR TONIC, Kl-W \PEBILITr &WEAKHESJ.\ M«1 Or tbe above MEDICAL INSTITUTE, on mvount of hl» increasio« practice’in Hastings. Mich,, will make bls next visit on Tl END AY. J AKIUBT 13tb. 1885, and remain one d»y, at The Hastings House, bm of the Throat ui lugs, Beys and Bladder, —As well as all-­ • for 5W.000 feet of bkv:k walnut lumber from McDowell A Co., for a Nortliem piano inannfucturer. Another agent has secured two mica mines for Utica invent­ ors, and the sale of three gold mines iu Ikivie, Buneoinc and Mitchell Counties Lt reported. 'Hie syndicate purchasing one of them Is headed by Cyrus w. Field, it L estimated that 310,000,000 have been in­ vested In tlie lumber, tebaceo and agricull urnl regions of the State. Buchu-Paiba j Bladder, talar Nervous and Chronic Diseases. DR? ALBERT has bad twenty years' experience In iipsjdtate and private practice, is a regular graduate of tbe mart eminent Medical Colleges of the United tioa to the treatment of all forms of N ervous and ( hronle Diseases, Biood I oiium. Skin Diseases. Diseases of the Bladder, Kidney, and oihrt ormms; »b®«nutti»raWeaknc*r Nr widGenera) Debility. Mental :uid Pb^lral Prostration. Broken Down Constitutions. Blotches. Nervousnw-, Dlmmw of Bight, Cough. Indigestion. Despondency, Confusion of Ideas, Aversion to Society, De­ fective Memory, etc., successfully treated and permanently cured by remedies that are not in­ jurious. . NERVOUS DEBILITY—Those suffering from Nervous Debility, tbe eympUNW of which are a dull, distressed mind, which unfits them for performing their business and social duties, niakcn happy marriages impossible, distresses the action of the heart, causing rtushesof heat, depression of spirits, evil forebodings, cowardice, fears.-dreams, abort breathings, melancholy, tire easy of company, and have a prefentnee to be alone, feeling as tired in the morning as when retiring, lost manhood, white iKine deposits In the urine, nervousness, trembling,contusionut thought*, watery and weak eyes, dyspepsia, constipation, paleness, pain and weakness In the limbs, etc., should consult Dr. Albert hnniedtately and be restored to health. DR. ALBERT has discovered the greatest cure In the world for Weakness of the Bick and Limbs. General Debility, Nervousness. languor, Confusion of Ideas. Palpitation ot the Heart, Timidity, Trembling. Dimness of Sight or Giddiness, Diseases of the Head, •Ihroat. Nose or Skin, Affections of the IJver. Lungs, Stomach mid Bowels—those terrible disorders which unfit the pa­ Northern Capitol in North Carolina. tient for business or ether duties of life—blighting their most radiant hopes or anticipations, ren­ ' * Rai.eioh, N. C., Oct 11.—The State Ex­ dering marriage impossible. position has Ihhjii the means of attract ng a YOUNG MEN wlio have becomnthf victims of solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive Inrge amount of Nortliem capital to North habit which annually sweep* to an untimely grave thousands of young men uf exalted talent and • Carolina. Ono gentleman lias contracted brilliant Intellect, may call with full confidence. MARRlAGE- MAKlilED PERSON'S, or young men contemplating marriage, aware of Physi­ cal Weakness. Loss of Procreative Powers. 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Constitutional Debility, Wasting ot tbe Frame, Cough, Consumption and Drath. Dropfccal ■ । Sweilincs, Fem. | epee of Urine, oil Urinary Organ* k. ' re x. ror I'»*Jarges Mc 15*5*®,°* 810?’’or ••1 ;re--zJ«K ; I- B. Wrm, Jersey City, N. J., t Du Bun ’. r. < ■„ ...b fo ser mo CURE T ito ni Bick 4. Headacho the_tronMrs * KIUa..and .....rcbero —• ,X...all —— _ . Incl. sio pr SICK bo M H tw Our Present Blessing, i Our blessings are not appreciated un­ til we are deprived of thejn. Most not­ able among them is health, the lack of which magnitles our other burdens. A hacking cough, a severe cold, or any throat or lung disease is very trouble­ some; buVall these may be quickly and permanently removed by Dr. Biglow’s Positive Cure. Erica 50 rents; trial bottles free of Fred’k Hotchkiss-. FOR TEN CENTS. DAME’S ForBALSAMIC TABLETS, Coughs and-Colds. 1’. O. Box. 270. CLEVELAND. OHIO. Hr-Csws and correspondence sacredly confidential. Treatment sent C. O. D. to any part nf Ute I lilted States. octe ly We want an active, energetic and trustworthy nera n. either sex, tn every town aud village In the U. H. to sell our goods. We offer a perma­ nent position and good pay to any party who can come to us well recommended. We do uot desire to correspond with those who think for­ tunes arc made In a day, but with those who are willing U> work, and want a good paying jhjsItlon. Goods sent on consignment. Business strictly honorable. Satisfactory references ro qulred. Address, stating age and present orrapotion. Evukka Cd., Box 121. Newark. N. J. AMAN FIRON TONIC Uteli^LlXtR A Great Medical Work on Manhood,. CHICAGO, ROCK ISUTO4 PJCIFIC R’Y A PRIZE —rv^^ t. a , -okays,” a N 1 “QLAKEK HTYLM,” perfectly fast and reliable. If you want mi est print, try theni. Made In greatxarlety. A PIEPER BRECON LOADING CUN. guardian, instructor or guardian - a Addrees the Peabody W. IL Parker, Na 4 1 qturing skill _____and _ _ — — Chronic and obt he sknr<>f all other physicians withoitt stance of failure. , information. 'ALBERT LEA ROUTE. GREAT ROOK ISLAND ROUTE ' Atyoarn^i—t r*— — ft. ft.OABLE, CHICAGO. xTFi A T l nat,cl ^THYSELF Ml ncMSTBM^Rl FOR OXSUMFTIOH AMI DVKBTJBF.BU! Mod lor oar lut <X Local NewEpai>en. Geo. P. Rowell ft Co., A ILf ICIUGAN STATE IdLND OFFICE 1Y1 Lansing, Oct. 1st. 18M. Notice is hereby given, that the following des­ cribed primary school land, situated in Barry county, forfeited for non-jiayment of Interest. Trill be offered for sale at public auction »t tills favorite ;lr»« X Will Default having been made In the conditions 0 a certain mortgage executed by Isaac 1. Mak •• peace aud Harriet Makejiraee. his wife, to UMone Osborne, said nmrtage le'ari ux dnt«Julyl.MMS, and due July 1. 1S8*. and n-rorded Intue office of Register of Deeds In and for Bur ry county, Michigan. In Liber 22 of Mortgage'on pages M and », on the first day of July, 1882. and given to secure the payment of four humlr^i and fifty dollars, with Interest to be paid Juh 1st of each year succeeding the date «»f *;»!<• MEtaMM. and containing a clause pnnidhu thatQdataultbe made In the imminent of He­ rald Interest when the same became due and .. •umM tlto same remain unpaid for the s|huv o. -IhirtyStaya thereafter, then tlie said mortgagee ahati have tile option to declare the whole atoodnt <m aald mortgage due at once, sad the interact due on said mortgage July 1, iftM. Im- • 1 ng become dne ahd nut having been paid, and more than thirty days having elapsed since he same liecame due, and the same still rciimlniira . unjiaid, and the said mortgagee haying, by rir tue of his option, dsclaredthe whole amouiii ol said mortgage due at once, and there being ["•" due on said mortgage the sum of four hundred and ninety-four and 38-100 dollars b) reason <d SatfdptoiqfcSd iKdharattoB, aednosii t nor pro­ ceedings at taw having been Instituted to recov­ er the debt or any portion of the same which aaldmortcage to given to secure. Notice H de*rll71 in said mortaue to wit: Tins north half ><*» numbered six tatodred nineteen, tlx hundred twenty and six hundred tweutyxine. In the i it? of Hastings. Barry county, Mich., will be sold nt public vendue onBATUElSAY. the Fl 1^1 of NOVKMBEB nmti. at tbe bomof ten n <H** a m., nt tlie north front door of the Court Hot mj In the city of Hastings. Mlehigjm th; ■ Court Boom botag Umiptace ot holding the < r cult Court fur said Barry 5 amount due upon said mortgage with all Dated Aurust 4th ism' CLEMENT SMITH. Atfy for Mortgngee GEORGL OSBORN. Mortgagee. Nervous Exhaustion, lapUloEoaled but. To— o£ UffggTihooda we Huth-bound Book <4 Adyicejo No. ofcer- Description. Section, tificate.' Stftt .AGENTS2E c n h g t a m l r d l f U Mortgage Sale. «*'»«lcd the author by oi wnMu lie refers you. This book should be read by the young for In­ Who are tired of Calicoes that fade in sunshine or washing will find the LADIESjf Chlcaao sn" Kamaaa C1ty?C<KiQcll WhoZ* PATENTSKSi^S rukr kT&bVs. and tosT-.i*. tux HEALTH and VIOOB cf YOUTH, ins- i pepsta. Wantor Apuvllte. In- OrMUH: Vitality, Nervous and Physical DebUltyr i’rvmature Decline In Man. Errors pt louth, and the untold miseries resulting from indiscretion or excew. A book for every man, 8BRAGUE ft SON, Attorneys aud Counselors In young, ndddle-ngeil and old. It contains Patent Causes, 37 Wjcst Qisatans Btbkkt. preecriptlons for all acute and chronic diseases DJ?™2LT1 ^hd'lbhed ’•» >wn. Pam cacii oneof which is invaluable. Ho found by the Author, whose experience for 23 years Is such phlct tree. Correspondence solicited. as probably never before fell to the lot of any pays dan. 300 pages, bound tn beautiful muslin, embossed covers, full gilt, miarati bo a finer work in every sense—me, fl 1 XLUU3. whl^ belpiU)/ot ellhe« to more money right away than anything else in this world. Fortunes awnits the workers absollttr.lV .nwx A ♦ T...... —-___ - LADIES not gripe or Iwe alfwbo THE OHLY TR'JE < The Science of Life. Only $1. KNOW THYSELF.^SMR st p v , W Janies was experimenting, he accidentally made 0 Proparatlon of Indian Hemp, which cured his only child, and now gives this recipe on receipt ot two statnjw to pay expenses. Hemp Mian The throe useful articles malted, postpaid, cures night sweats, mitisea at the stomach, and to any address upon receipt of lOc, la stamps. will break a fresh cold In twenty-tour hours. Craddock & Co. Race'Street, Philadel­ THE MOSES DAME CO.. Danbury. Conn. . Address phia, Fa., naming this pajier. E WILL give exclusive sale at mid near Hastings of onr Entire Wheat Flour tqany dealer who will push IL Covered by nMbnL. Easily sold. We will guarantee 100 pounds more bread to the barrel than miy other hour. BY MAIL, POST-PAID. ERANKLIN MILLS CO., octKMt ’ 33 Clark Bt„ Chicago, Ill. PERSONA I.-Mrs. Lydia WUlbuns, of WoodJL - land, wishes It distinctly understood that she did not. leave her husband, Charles'bed and board without Just cause or provocation a as itilvertlsed In the Nashville News, but that she left by reason of ill treatment at the hands of her husband: be knocking her down and other­ wise niuttrentihg liar.’ Williams' parents pack­ ed up bls furniture and ordered her to leave., MRS. LYDIA WILLIAMS ACHE others do not Carter’s Little Liver Pflls very ea’y to take. Oneertwi Ttwyire strictly vcgrtsble *• in w m b o ONE 0OOK BOOK. W who ooco tty them will find these little pills vslcabtalu eo nsuT ways that tbx-y will not b* vdlLsg to do without turn. But after all sick head CARTER MEDICINE CO , New York. An Only Daughter Cured of Consumption. ONE PATENT TUMBLER TOP When death was hourly expected from con­ MEDICINE TIMEKEEPER, sumption, all remedies having failed,and Dr. H. In valaahks in the sick roam. BOY V 11 CARTER'S HEAD ‘ £3 ■ ’■ -i co:. ■ Jwrtwrtarr mint, ure UiinniV.* Cvsk-; JJ-’® Bitter Fyr-n. gt.onp r bjttl- c Cfa*P*g^ Bg'hflbte Villa F ’Jft; and Ci A CURE WARRANTED—PERSONS RUINED In health by nnleamed pretenders, who keep Have used Dr. Thomas' Ecleclrlc OH forcroup and colds, and declare It a positive cure. Con­ them trifling month after mouth, taking jm>Isouous and Injurious t >-ii)pouuds. should apply Imme­ all disorders of the stomach, stla-.clatc the livrtributed by Wm. Kay. OTO Plymouth Ave.. Buf­ diately. aad regulate the bowels. Evra If they only cund falo, N. Y. REMARKABLE CURES perfected In old cases which hare been neglected or nnskillfully Fred. Hotchkiss states that Indigestion pre­ treated. NO EXPERIMENTS OR FAILURES, It being self evident that a Physician that con­ pares every one for disease, but guarantees fines himself exclusively to the study of certain dnsres of diseases and who treats thousands every Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets to cur? all forms of year must acquire greater skill la those branches than one in general practice. Parties treated by mail and express, but where.nosstbla. personal consultation is preferred, which IS FEER AND Indigestion. INVITED. CHARGES MODERATE. AND CURABLE CA»K» GUARANTEED. Address with postage. S£ - Permanently Established tor the Special Treatment of NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES. Where be can be consnlted on Cmc.vio, Ojt. 12.—The National Con­ vention of the Federated Trad** and Labor Union, which baa been in session in this .city for tlie past four day^ adjourned dine dte yesterday. During tlie meeting it was decided to -set apart the first Monday in September of eecu year to be obaerved uh a National holiday for Laboring men. The fol­ lowing w.lieers were elected. Presi­ dent, AV. W; McClelland, Amalgamated En­ gineer. New York: First Vice-President, Janies W. Smith, Tailors’ National Union, Springfield. Ill.; Second, Rlubard Powers, Seamen's Union, Chicago; Third. J. O. Sul­ livan, Granite Cutters’ Union. Philadelphia: Fourtli, Fred Blend, Cigar-Makers' Union, Evansville, Ind.: Fifth, William B. Ogden, Knights of Labor, Cincinnati: Slxtli, Jotnqih Bernard. Seamen’s Union, Milwauki'e; Treasurer. Robert Howard, Fall River. Muss. The next convention Is to be held al Washington, D. C., the second Tuesday hi December, msdidiw factory employing fifteen _■ DR. ALBERT’S Cleveland Medical Institute, l h n �fjj^Hastinp Banner. October convention win church nt Middleville Oct ISth. Meetings after -^^TxTOBEB If. 1184. noon aud evening. The speakers win ' ’ft....... ™ be Leroy Warren. Mate euperintendent nfflee i« connected with . «•_Vwchanve. of home nuMlons for Michigan; Rev. M tn. H. Mtwe, aecretary of mtalonansociety of Connecticut; Rev. Wm G Puddlefoot, general missionary fa northern Michigan; Rev. H. Niterwvk ' ^PUBLICAN meetings. and Rev. B. F. Sargent, of Grand lUn. ids, and others. AU will be made wel­ p. i:. cook. irh S H . \ .nkre Springs, Thursday come, and a feast is expected. K^'1,^ I'glkr,. .-prtiipE, Friday eve., nth. Probably a few of ocir' greenback F*ir» A ’ ---CJEMEXT SMITH. . friends will remember with bitter pangs the meeting of Hon. F. A Dean B„v imonilK ni'GIIETT. at Prairieville Saturday afternoon last’ aj.rK B. A.»S<iA Fr“W ► 0* "' “ * Despite the efforts of Dr. Butler to draw a large crpwd, and after waiting until -vmw u.ii <‘> nter. Saturday p. m.. (kt. Town iito- ‘ ’ • 4 o’clock, but forty could be gotten to­ ' same evenlna. fjrckcrrt e- •*- •' gether. At the conclusion of the speech H W. Ml RIKER. one enthusiastic g. b. called for three Thursday eve., cheers. On the first “hurrah” he had " tun’Carlhui Center. Friday eve.. Oct. 17. the pleasure of hearing his own voice. H without. Mont)a> eve.. JOtli. H.. W.ixlUml. Tuesday eve., mt On the second and third and the “tiger" V w SHKINKK.lE'• ‘•CH AXDRUS and P. T. two more voices chimed in. Oh! it was -oU .KoVE _ a great time, large lime, and the fusion Iowa Hail. W.M-ll;uid Center. Saninlay eve.. ball in Prairieville continues to roll— 1 (H. !»lh. __ ; ’ dowjt hill. JOHN CARVETH. MilH. •tatuniay etc., oet tetb. Rowdyism.—At the Edger school JAMHS CLARKK. house, Rutland, Friday evening last; ocarreiwS-H- •{< cured a number of acts of rowdyism fhmlleid. I'-if'B'' that might have given their authors a (WiUli s. H ' 'vHu •,Hk<- Spring*. Thursday ere.. 21 proud name In some back woods Mis­ MTNeeS-H.lr’ -. Friday eve., Ort. 24. H.. Baltimore. Saturday eve., 23. souri town, or done credit to them in the days of border rufllanism. But tn this day of the world, and in this sup­ uakben s. hkcox. IM, S- IL. IBrr'. Monday Ort.» * posed enlightened community, the acts !l Hoi"’. I iie«lay eve.. Oct; tl. • r£-rOnuu.-diie. Wednesday ere.. Oct. 2S. referred to must be regarded as dastard­ Cirfitir ft. H.. Thun..ipple. Thursday eve.. 23. ly and despicable. ' U*ib >. IL. lnn:u. 1’ri.W • Oct. 24. William E. Ward was advertised to l.rtfnliS IL. ■■ro’ae. Saturday eve.. 25. speak in the school house in question. William E. Ware did good work It was a stronghold of greenbackism, - for the republican cause in Barry coun­ and the speaker was told by republican ' • n ■ ’ residents of the district that there Rev. H. M- Joy preached a very able would probably be an outbreak of some sermon at the M. E. church Sunday sort, but they supposed it would con­ morning’ sist of interruptions of thespeaker. In­ Tvrx out evc.-ylxxly and hear Moody stead, however, the ruffianly element Boyhtoq at fiiion Hall, Monday eve­ broke the neckyoke to the speaker’s rig, ning Oct. 20th, • tilled his buggy full of wood, stones and The board of supervisors are in ses- sticks; rang cowbells, blew tishhorns Uon. The committee on printing wUl and yelled “Hurrah for Butler.” They were, of course, boys and young protabiy make a report. Save your money by buying^ your men, from 14 to 20 years of age. Despite this fact, their fathers are loots ami shoes of us. to be censured for their sons’ con­ .it STAI FFER & SALISBURY. Republicans, you should hear Hon. temptible conduct’, No man who deMoody Boynton, of Vermont, at Union servee to be called such will allow his son to grow up such a flannel-mouthed Hall Monday evening, Oct. 20th. hoodlum, who makes it his business to The Choral society wish to rent their disturb public meetings. l*he people of piano to some responsible party. For tha Edger district should see'that no terms enquire of Dr. F. R. Timmerman. such lawless and disgraceful scenes are Notice the list of republican' meet­ ever again enacted, unless they want to ings tlwwherc. District committees be classed with the barbarians of the will please make the necessary arrange­ Asiatic plains. It Is due some of the ments. green backers of that locality to say Wait and «yt the republican demon­ they unreservedly condemned this row­ stration in this city later In the cam­ dyism. Mr. Jacob Edger, himself mi paign. Monday night’s affair will be a greenbacker, loaned the speaker a neck­ yoke so that he got home all right, * ifre side-show. , .Married, tn >iiuUieviu*., o«<, v it&t, thankful, no doubt, to get Out of such a by Rev. W.S. Bugbey, Mr. L. J. French, pl^cj* ”Hh no more damage. Loca! News’ of Springfield, Ohio, and Mrs Anna A Hanna, of Irving, Mich. 150 barrels winter apples wanted. Me will pay the highest market price in for the same. 8TAUFFEB & SALISBURY. Michael Fanxixo spoke to a rrowdal house to Union hall Friday night. Hi, theme was prohibition and Misaddress tickled the democrats and greenbaekers all over. . / Fkssisoton broke the big blade to that littl“ pocket knife he held up at Nashville, and Dean eame to’the rescue and lllltd his Barry county appointFree trade didn't take in this locality. ' ■ Six boys, three revolvers, two shot guns, three loaves of bread and half a dozen biscuit, some milk and smoking tobacco left this city Sunday morning or Gun lake. The party was over­ hauled and brought back to this city. James (^i.arke addressed one of the “nt»>t political gatherings ever assemin the citv ot Jackson one after­ noon last week. The Citizen given a Jiowing aramnt of the meeting, and W« a high tribute to Mr. Clarke as an water. Fans a perusal of the last Journal, one would infer that the editor of that wer did not love Bobert E. Frazer. *" mM"er In which Mr. F. spoke of “ose who had so Infamoualy slandered TbeDmocmauc Rlow-Ovt.—The much advertised democrauv meeting came off Monday night. The principal speaker, Mr. Kelso, failed to appear, but the affair was a success despite this failure. For two weeks the fusion managers had worked up interest in the meeting, and got promises from Butler and Cleveland men all over the county to be on hand and carry torches. They wanted to “beat the republican parades" they said. Their 200 torches were all manned, and, headed by the band, the fusionists marched up and down Main and Jefferson streets, making an excel­ lent showing. One thing was noticea­ ble. Whenever the republicans have had a similar parade, a lot of boys apd bummers would set up vigorous shouts for Butler and Cleveland. Last Monday night the Blaine men showed their good sense and breeding by not disturbing the'fusionists as they themselves had been. Union-hall was packed to its ut­ most, and many could not get in. At this point an idea struck Russ Wightr man, who forthwith shouted “The speaking will be from the Hastings house bai-rt»u-y.” The “con/" was in each case accented, and caused a consid­ erable merriment. At first not far from 1,000 people were assembled in front of our leading hotel. Mr. Thomp­ son. a greenback orator from Grand Rapids, succeeded in reducing the crowd to about half its former dimensions. A stranded minstrel troupe furnished CASTOR IA M. J. Goss & Co., Prairieville, And see their New and Splendid Stock of for Infants and Children DRY GOODS. . Furnishing Goods, natural . win IB SO, * recotamend it aa i ■ But Caatoria. .lSLtUVIWI*,ffWI-“n Politics or for Boots and Shoes Hardware and Groceries 45 And everything you could ask for in the line of General Mer­ chandise. We bought our goods at a good discount from . last year’s prices, and will give customers the benefit. It is a positive fact that ARCHIE MoCOY has the most complete stock of We Fear No Competition in either Prices or Quality of Goods. EVER KEPT IN BARRY. COUNTY. o- He is bonnd to sell his goods at prices that will satisfy everybody. A Card» We have now the ONLY stock of GENERAL MERCHAN­ DISE in Prairieville. Notwithstanding tbe fact that we have the only stock of the kind, we have a Complete Assortment in every department, and invite a careful inspection of goods Call and see my goods and get prices before you buy and and prices. We have the goods and desire and can sell them SAVE MONEY. . J 1 as reasonably as at any point in Michigan. Very truly, Sole Agent for the LADIES’ FAVORITE PILLOW SHAM HOLDERS, the best in the world. Hani-Malle Extension Tallies a Specialty. M. J. GOSS & CO. Remember the place, Blue Front, South Side State Street, Hastings, Mich. Archie McCoy. 7 Netting .MADE TO To Order. B22.00 to 8SO.OO Has Fairly Commenced. BEST jMeri’s Suits 50c $5 to $15. Undershirt|__ Custom Made in the ’ ’ Suits, CITY./ $15 to $35. Tall Overcoats, FALL Children’s Overcoats Suits, $5 to $20. $2 to $15. FlneWorstKilt Suits, ed, $15. $2 to $10. Cust. Made, j $20 to $30. Dress Coats Boy’s Suits, WINTER* $1.00 $3 to $10. Overcoats and will buy Boy’s Dress $3.50 to $20 Vests, A Scarlet Made to Order. Custom Suits, Undershirt, $12 Made, $10 to $20. to worth Bffi.OO to B40.00 $20 to $30 $12.50 $1.50. Made to Order, <4.00 to 812.00 Fine Black Children's Children’s Fine Overcoats, Fall Underwear, Worsted Overcoats, $1.50 to $10. Suits. $2.00 $15.00. $3.50 to $10 Boy’s Over­ to coats, $2.50. Dress Suits, $3.50 to $15. $15.00. Children s PANTS. HATS. Our White Best $1 and Shirts are $1.50 Stiff Fur Hat Boy’s Hats. Pants in the to »15D0 'Best Fitting 75c for worth $2.00 25 cents FineCity. Pantv to I Linen Bo­ Fur Hats $3.50to$7.50 $1.50. som Shirts. $2 to $4. Trunks, 60 cte n‘Kht >“»t. th# home of Willhitww. i 0 iU|d* *n Rutland township ' t™?“ 10 the ground with all the con™t«. Including wearing apparel. Mr. worth E <.5O. th., "nd wl,e with difficulty saved >htir children from the dames. There Election Notice. STATE OF MICHIGAN. J Sheriff's Office Barry Co.. ■ Hastings, July 14. >084.1 To the Electors of Barry county: You are hereby notified that al tbe gen­ eral election to tie held In this state, on th« Tuesday succeeding the first Monday ot Novem her next, the following officers are to be elected, viz.: Thirteen electors of president and vice presldetit of tlie United States; a governor. Heuten out governor, secretary bf state, state treasurer mid Mor general, commissioner of the state land office, attorney general, and Superintendent of Public instruction; also a member of the state board of education In place of George F. Edwards, whose term of office will expire De­ cember 31. 1884: also a repreMiitatlve. in con­ gress for the third congressional district of this state, to which your county belongs; also a senator for the thirteenth senatorial dirtrlct, composed of tbe cvuntlfe of Barry and Eaton; also, a representative In the state legislature for tbe representative district, composed of the county of Barry. You are also hereby notified that at said elec­ tion the following proponed amendments to the constitutions of tills state will be submitted to the people ol tbe state for their adoption or re­ jection, vix.: An amendment to Section e. Article 8, relative to circuit courts, provided for by Joint BesoluIkmNo. ifi. laws of IM3. „ 8ncno> 8. The state shall be divided Into judicial circuits, iu each of which the electors Uiervof shall elect one circuit fudge, who shall hold his offlee for the term of six yeare, and un­ til his sucoeeeor Is elected and qualified. The legislature may provide for the election of more and the circuit iudre or ludres of said circuit. Iu addition to stftottaa. ■MB .imiu ..... Sacrtoj* Ifi. Tlie comneusatiou of tbe hers <>f the icgistaturc shall be a salary of hMudred dollars for each regular session si such regular session they may legislate sir b subjects as arc submitted to the----- •nrcial mesmgr<rftbe Governor, after the,*?’ i.inalouoftln fiftydavsor the s<-s»tou limited lor the introducrioo of hills; when onnveMd in extra mw.Io« tbeir compel.sxUou shall be a salnn-irf ot»e hundred doBars. and they shall legte late no j ets than those expressly ••tated In the Governor's proclamation, or sub­ mitted to them by spndal mssaage. iw entitled to tea rente and no more mile artnally traveled in gofhg to aud ,n,ur»<» on the house. olamnuteads to rebuild al once. »O1 be found the ooln announcement of Messrs. M. J. po‘nu of ‘J. The Banker's numerous rwdin southwestern Barrv eouatv ttouM “read and Inwardly dim" the •“'rrtlsement of Goes 4 Co. BATTLES OF THE WORLD Uvss to the compensation Lcxtalature. and to prohibit and best political speakHear him, rievim ~thelivi''tradeMnen of Prai•nd do« m fl™ has 0,8 *“«'* stock' all ,S thc !“rga,t business of any in ECLECTRIC OIL I 111 W WI ■■ bajo. Lame Back. Sprains ■BWBbBbW ana Bruises, Aathma, Catarrh, Coughs,Colds, Sore Throat, Diphtheria, Borns, Frost Bites, Tooth, Ear, and Headache, and all pains and Aches. ®"uWDEmivE Overcoats Pants N. B.—We have lately added a stock of Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Lime and Brick. Call on us when you want any of these articles. 1.IH0MAS 9840175911 order KERS’ who Wlult 10 know u. .n"' ,i',rty has ,wen “M out to 0 why it no longer rep“BhkW «{ principle; should ear Moody Boynton, at Union Hall, "““day evening (Ict. idth. He is one Mr • People of Southwestern Barry County, to “Jojercome. PUulencr , “x’ n"i calculated to make Dennis *ove him. re of the day. /yy > me duty at the re- Fall A1O> Winter Caps. Star Clotting House Satchels, 50cU>S2JW. Grand Rapids, Mich. .lurtnirhto �= A DIRE DISASTER. Terrible Catastrophe on Lake Michigan, Near Chicago. SOnjlOWTUL TALE. Chicago. Ort. 9.—Off Cheltenham beach *1 Hyde Park, a mile out in the stormy lake, fifteen mm awoke in the dusk of yesterday nornlng to find Hurt they were encompassed by death. Of this band only five reached tl>e shore alive. The rest were drowned. Tlie Bonn! of Trustees of tlie village of Hyde Park have been engaged in construct­ ing a new water system for the last two yearn Tills summer a tunnel one mile out under tlie lake was finished. Three weeks ago a huge wooden towtp to be used as a part of tlie crib was towed to the month of the tunnel and sunk. Hean & Corbyn. of this dty, were the eon tractors, and Gener­ al William Sooy Smith wits the engineer. The contractors erected spiles about the •unken tower, built thereon a shanty, and with a gang of men went to work. The contractors, with their men. lived in the •hantytuid slept there. The lateness of tlie ■moon made speedy work a necessity. It resulted in tlie death of the contractors and eight of their workmen. At 6:30 o’clock yesterday morning Iloflert Hawkins, chief engineer of the Hyde Park Water Works, noticing' that the lake was very rough, ascended to the tower and looked cutover the lake. The shanty- was still there, bat spray was breaking over it Half an hoor later Mr. HaWkiiw again looked out on the lake. Tlie shanty was gone. It had been washed away. He at once gave the alarm. With the aid of life field-glam :be saw nine men hanging to the spiles and stringers about the wreck. Every wave broke over them. Word was al once sent to tlie Vessel-Owners' Tow­ ing Company, asking for a tug. Tlie answer finally came that the lake was too rough, and that there were too many shoals off Cheltenham beach. It was eight o’clock when word finally reached the life-saving station. The boat was afloat five minutes afterward and started on a journey of seven miles,, with a heavy sea ■nd gale blowing. ' They arrived about eleven o’clock, and when-tltey were within throwing distance a line was made fast by tlie almost drown­ ing men to the timbers und made tight from the boat Then each shivering man with uncertain grasp clutched tlie roi* *M hand over hand worked his way toward the boat through the surf. Out of eight men who made the attempt only four lived to tall the tale of tlie terrible hours that they had spent on the spar>. Early in tbe morning when the shanty iiad gone to pieces Henry Klaiissen secured a plank and decided to take his chances of . being carried ashore by tlie wind and waves. He was cast on tlie bvach at South Chicago completely exhausted, but still alive. The list of k»t is as follows: W. H. Hean. contractor, thirty-eight.years old, married, leaves a wife. Chicago; Knowl­ ton B. Corbyn. contractor, forty-one years old, leaves a wife and sixteen-yearokl daugh­ ter, Chicago; Dara Sehtnidu twenty-nveyears old.wife an<l no children, South Chicago: Peter Eiciaoon. South Chk-igo: Erttason. Chicago: Charles Falk, tuirty tnlrtv yearn old. unmarried. South Chicago; Will­ iam Hoswoski. fifty years old, married, South Chienn o; Otto Hoswoxkl. twenty-two years 3f William Hoswoski; Charles Mon• . O’-two years old, wife nnd fourcbililnii: Andrew Ainsworth, ManchosUr. En•riand; H. T. Auster, thirty years old. Hamil­ ton. Ont. The men who were rescued say that the structure was not considered safe and that 'they had protected against staying there over night, but ihey had been assured tiutt it wan perfectly secure and that the water would never reach it gENTLET BROS. X WILKTSB’ THE PUBLIC DOMAIN. Washington, OcL ‘ IL—Tbe Connniataoner ot the General Land Office has sub­ mitted his report for the fiscal year ended Juno 30.1 1884. Receipts from tiie d> p<«al of public lands were >U,840.9M; from Indian lands, W88.137: total, 813,778,­ 130: an increase over 1883 of $1,073,­ 864. and over 1BB3 of *4,3*3,750, to which is to be added $10,275 received fut certified copies of record, making tlie total receipts for the year 812,7W,405. The re­ ceipts from cash sales were $10,302,58 ’. an average of a fraction over $L82 jwr acre There were 3,118 tracts of land, etnbracirg 200,002 acres, sold at public sale M an av­ erage of $2.04 per acre. The CommfesioiH'r renews his recommen­ dation that the Pre-emption law be repealed, and deems it important that the Homestead law be amended so as to require proof of act.ial residence and Improvement for two years before homestead entry may be com­ muted to a cash payment. He recommends the repeal of tlie Timber-Culture act, the act providing that lands covered by relinquishments simll be 'subject to entry immediately upon cancelation at local of­ fice, the Dt-sert-limd law, and the Timber and Stone Lind acts. There were 1,070 miles^f railroad con­ structed daring the year under tiw various grant*. Thu Commissioner suggests that a com­ mission be appointed to examine and decide upon the unsettled private laud claims in New Mexico, Colorado and Arizona, and r»*commends the re-cstabllshment of the boundary line between Colorado and Utah, and the survey of the boundary line be­ tween Dakota and Montana, and of tbe Yel­ lowstone Park. In conclusion tlie Commissioner yiointa out tite necessity for tlie t immediate adop­ tion of some measure by which tlie natural foreste may be preserved at the liead-waters of important rivers and their tributaries aud in such other situations where their preser­ vation Is expedient for climatic effect und oilier reasons of utility- He “Y3* there is no good reason why the lands worth from 825 to 8100 per acre for timber should be sold for $1.25 and 82.50 ]>cr acre as at present, aud be favors the withdrawal from sale, or entry unde- tire existing laws, of all the distinctively timber lands of the United States until an examination and ap­ praisement can be made. After tlie exami­ nation permanent timber reserves should be established where deemed^ desirable, and provision mode for their sale at. not leas than tlie appraised value of the remainder. M 018 Warranted! H. A. Goodyear & Sons, GERManremEDI Hay fever. Is a type of catarrh an tnrts.nitlon of tbe membrane of nostril*. tear­ and throat, al- We have yet in stock a few of those PORK—Mew LAUb-Steam CHKBSE WOOL—Domestic CHICAGO. BKBVE4- Extra Choice... . 8‘i8 2 J* RGOS-.FnMh.... FLO UH- Winter. Sorin# No. S. No.S aw 84 CALL AND SEE H. A. GOODYEAR & SONS g NEW FALL GOODS! We keep a Full Stock of Everything that enters into a house, from co DC O Sill to Ridge Board, GEO. H. HEATH PHOTOGRAPHEB. ty Watch this space next week; Doors, Sash & Blinds, JOB PRINTING, Letter Heads, Note Heads, Cir­ culars, Envelopes, Etc., Pl&Mg, Maichag k Wwg AT RUSSELL’S Come and see our new Dress Goods in Ottoman Clothes, Cossures Cashmeres in all new colors, Silks, Velvets, Velvetines, &c. We can suit you in qual­ ity, style and price. ' ( LL1 CO Of Our Own Make, As low as can be bought in any com­ peting market in the State. Zephyrs, Saxonys, Germantown and German knit­ ting yarns in all colors. Ladies’ Russian Circles, Newmarkets. Paletots, and Children’s Cloaks, a very large stock and very cheap. co CO 3LU co PROMPTLY DORI, You can always find the latest styles, best goods, and lowest prices. Come and see us. We have the goods bought for CASH and will sell them at the very lowest prices. And Satisfaction Guaranteed. BANNER OFFICE, BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. Ladies’ and Gents OQ JULIUS RUSSELL T C. WELTON JJNDERWEAR. Special Peremptory Sale! W. S. Goodyear & Co It is with a feeling of the greatest pleasure and no small degree of pride that we make Farms and City Property FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE this announcement, and we extend a most cor- dial invitation to our friends and patrons thro’out the county Ao examine this latest evidence of our business growth. This department is filled to overflow with the latest novelties. The Butchers' Stock Inferior Cart © HOGS—Live-GxxJ to Choice aHKEP . An especially fine assortment of Buyers are Invited to Call Them, THE MARKETS. Nkw York. October 18. 1JVB STOCK-Cattle.... Sheep Ho.» KlXll'K-Good to Choice Patent* WHEAT-No. 2 Bed. .. Na 2 Spring CORN OATS— Western Mixed BVR Which we will sell at way-dpim figures. We are making three widths of Tire 1 t/i, 3 and the discharge Is >mpanled with a lul burning senThere are sespasms of snfcezfrequent attacks Inding headache watery and inflrimri state of the eyes. Ely’s Cream Balm Is a remedy founded on a correct diagnosis of this disease and can be de­ trended ui»on. 50 cts. at druggists ; 80 eta. by maiL Sample bottle bv mall 10 cts. Druggists, Owego. N, >'. MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION. Calumet, Mich., Oct. 11.—Work has been renewed in the Calumet nnd Hecla mine in Michigan. tbe flamee having been ki not11cred with sbtun. . CALL AT And see their choice line of good.. The Naw Parllament Buildings at Quebec Badly Wrecked by Dynamtl*'. Quebec, Oct 13.—Two partially success­ ful attempts were made Saturday to wreck tlie Parliament building now in course of erection here, dynamite being the means used. Tl>e first explosion took place a few minutes after mid-day,, wlieh, th© workmen were all at dinner. A hole about twenty feet In height was blown in the wall of the third flat, several cross beams were broken and cracks mode in the solid stone walls. The debris was sent fly­ ing through tire air, but the only one In­ jured was a joiner named Martel, in whose neck several small pieces of stone were im­ bedded. Tlie officials around tbe build­ ing, including the contractor, say there was no dynamite io use In the place. Several of the workmen saw a cheat lying in the part ot tlx* building where the; first explosion occurred, and no one seen® to know whose it was. The sec­ ond explosion occurred about throe o’clock, but did very little damage. Tlie damage done will amount to about 830,000. Tlie Government has offered a reward of 81,000 for tlie capture of the criminals. Tlie west wall of tbe building Itos been so much in­ BASE-BALL. jured that It will have to be taken down. Troops were placed about tlie building Cl<MH*aof th« National Loague Hraaon— last Saturday night, but were withdrawn in I "rovideo re Winn the Champlonghlp— the morning aud a strong guard of )»oli<-e How the Dctnainlng Clulm Stand—Tlie substituted. Upward ot fifty thousand peo­ American Aa*oe!atlon Record. ple visited the scene jfetardsy. AU sorts Th© National league-ball season of 1884 .of rumors art hi circulation, one being that four strangers who bad lately been employed then* as workmen liad been acting in a sus­ picious manner, and that one of them always remained behind In turn while tlie other three went to dinner. A prominent civilservice employe says he overheard part ot a conversation carried on in tlie building l>etween three or four men, who said they would soon have their grievances “set to right” Colonol Vohl, Chief of Police, to­ night says they discovered nothing Satur­ day, but thought they had a positive clew to the perpetrators. It Is thought Contract­ or Charlebol.s will odd another 81.000 re­ ward to that already offered by tbe Govern­ ment The building can not now be com­ pleted hi time to permit tbe Government to bold sessions there this year. WAGONS! low scale of prices which we are offering these goods will make our competitors poorer Houses to Rent. rms to Rent thf Best Line of Com»iness in America. _ And will Enrich our Customers Company of MICH � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-10-23.pdf 741ee5d1c7bfcc814e7c38a21f62d27f PDF Text Text T - L Hastings Banner ~~ VOL. XXIX. NO. 27? HASTINGS, MICH., OCTOBER 23, 1884 The Hastings Banner. barky Co., Mjch. ^aRSHALL l. cook. iik-KilTIVN KATES! . ........ v.-.’tf! if |ml<l within six .-.Avaiu-if not paid until rxSutecribeto outn j-jliOII ' binr ISl'NG HATES: r ’ . .............................$100 00 (or'Itn lul iHisltiouR. County News, NOTK. LOYAt R KNaffx7 cTh VanTju^T VNAPPEN & VanARMAN, Lawyers. (Over Hastings National Bank.) TOT^N CARVETH, ’'"tax. ’• >hdl I . ----- 1 maMlng polst p, cou,,,, otollr nwlers b, in ,hAttorney al Law, n'-vntlint.h.iAC to k“°* lb*lr “™»nt Middleville, Mleh. D W.NISKERN.~ • cry resjiecttully, A ’ Lawyer. ______________ mamhaix l. cook.. (Over Spaulding’s dry goods stare.) Orangeville. The Wreleyan Method!*, held quilr. ‘ terly meeting M the BaptiM church on Attorney at Law, Saturday hurt. i hi the Jot* Printing Dc­ . >»u. Eventhing In the (Owr J. S. C,<x>,lyr*r k Ca'. Worr.j Oljl Mr. $wan who has lieen abroad ml with the latest faces of ■><! patterns of nmclilnery, on a visit has returned. h-:i employed, enables the F. E. Fish and wife, of Allegan, visit­ job work. W. LOWRY, M. IL ~ • 1‘hysidin, Surgeon and Oculist. ed friends in this place last week. ilof.LV BROS. David Mason, an old and well known (Ofifce. 301 Thorn St., Hwitlnga, Mich.) Calls In town or country promptly attended man In this part of the county, had a J^Jco hours-S to 10 a. in. anil I to 3 p. in. partial stroke of paralysis last ThuATelephone at HoDowaya* drug store. HP" Special attention paid to surgical diseases day. anddlseases of the eye and ear. * Some of the demo-greenlmckera are (SACKETT A BUTLER,. O Pysicians and Surgeons, feeling sick over the ejects of the medi­ cine dealt out to them to Ohio. “But (Prairieville. Mich.) AU calls, night or day, promptly attended. । they knew it would go so as it is the . Ill Kind* Marked presidential year.’’ R. TIMMERMAN. • HomcepatHic Physician & Surgeon, On Tuesday last the republicans rais­ (First door east of Holloway*' drug store.) ed a liberty pole to this village, which but no more of itself is a thing of beauty, and in the R. Wx. JONES, “ evening donned the plumed knight uni­ Dentist. . .uid no more bad debts. All work promptly aueuded to. forms to the number of forty-five, which the Hastings boys had kindly -nfpSLTON & WHITLOCK tendered them. The streets were then Axe agent* for the Watertown Insurance Co. illuminated in the grandest style by They write policies on a mun's property against Iom by fire, lightning or wind; against a man’s torches furnished for the occassion and life by death and accident. ' i IE GOODS if the step of the carriers were not ex­ actly on time as they marched to the QOOK A SIIELDOX time of the martial music, there never (Office in Abetracf Block. Hastings. Mich.) was a body of men that walked with ASH A BllAS NEW LINE OF Have the only set of Abstract Books In Barry more enthusiasm and a stronger tread County. which will be more fully shown on the A. FOOTE, M. I).. 4th of* November next. Later the • Physician and Surgeon, crowd assembled and filled the room to (Otnee east side Main 8t, Nashville, Mich.) TO BE ADDED, WITH Residence next door north Wolcott House. overflowing and listened to a very able All calls promptly attended too, day or uight. and convincing speech l»y the Hon. rs George Willard, and with three cheers TOSEPH knight; tl Veterinary Surgeon. fbr Blaine and Logan, the same for the ’ AtthV Iteim. ■ (RMldeoce, Butlaud. near Yeckley school house.) speaker, O'DonneU and Orangeville the Will attend all rails for services night or day. meeting adjourned. Charge*, reasonable. • n ** E. KENASTON, A G j. tn be F D GENERAL STOCK! TO BE KEPT FULL! Millinery Goods M . L B. S. Holly g- tlVE ANbTRY US! Itelhfm tl*-’: L.”-*xn»trt*-vd. and Goods Cheaper ftan eivr jinn ’•*> uht i»efore. . Partii «oW’ius September nth. firm will please settle by • *. HOLMES i HOLLY BROS., Woodland. pLARHE & HIKER, V - Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. ' aft<*»*' »> Uti.-in likM-k. over Beamer Bros.) *• Mich. Pncti’t n :.D . uurt< of the state. __________ Attend to cn' -.-ilotn ,i«i ’• Tfc'etmg title* to real estate. Motey tn I }.u> insurance taken etc., etc. E. F. Bbowx. M. D. W. P. Folhkmvk. M. I). RS. BROWN * P0LHEMU8, Homoepathic Physicians & Surgeons. (Office over Julius Russell’a store. Malu St.) Calls answered from the office at all hours of the day or night. Dr. Polbemus will give special attention to disease’* of tbe Eye and Ear. Office hours- v to 12 *- m.: - to 4 p. m. D hilip t. colgrove. P Lawyer. Hastings. Mich. ' Proser utlng Attarney for Burry County. Garland Stoves and ' Ranges! ------ OF-------- GREBLE & POWERS ’ PANGEMACHER & MASON, TT A iroTTJOB. S • UNDERTAKERS. As in the past, we will attend to calls prompt­ ly and endeavor to prove worthy the approbation of those inter­ ested. Our Furniture Department CONTAINS A LARGE ASSORTMENT Ol , We manufacture to be j u«t asrep- rrr SPj ^Repairing and New Work & MASON WHOLE NO. 1527. •2}— HLEMENT SMITH, Lawyer, (Offices over R, K. Grant \ store ) ‘V.*** State. Collectfotw promptly looked after. ” v**«-cnuua “tag meeting at Ue Opera HouM where R. W. Mina,;, talked in an Incoherent, broken and in­ effectual way for Ben Butler. The wing drew a big hou»e but It wu known to be a sell from the first, and the question of a presiding officer was a Poser Tor the managers. Barry. Hardy, Bowning and Smith were too sharp to get their feet into it. So Bige and Johnny Graves, both full of the en­ thusiasm of the day, took the platform, and as Bige grasped this as the only opportunity he would have of address­ ing a Nashville audience, John was put forward as chairman and did himself proud. After the Mines had exploded by song and speech Bige was introduced and delivered a disgusting harrangue, attacking Smith, Creasy and Colgrove. It is a blistering shame and an insult to the triple headed opposition for busy gossipers to be whispering to each other that Bige and Graves had been drinking. It they had it was only the enthusiasm of the day and the glorious news from Ohio. The casual observer would have known that a democratic meeting was or had been in progress. l»y the number of drunks seen on the street. Cases of this kind are scare at republican gathering. Republicans here are in high glee over the Ohio election and Blaine’s tri­ umphal Michigan tour, and unless we I are greatly mistaken old Castleton will acquit herself nobly for Blaine and Logan*and the whole ticket when elec­ tion day rolls aroun<|. Potter is completely squelched over the reference made to him in last week’s Democrat. W. S’. Powers says that out of 15 assertions made in last week’s Demo­ crat in regard to him 13 were lies. The plumed knights’ uniforms have arrived. Brooks & Smith’s japple dryer uses 300 bushels of apples daily. BOWSKB MILLS. - Mr. John Stokee, of Grand Rapids, is argunMiit From nine o'clock to 'ten the visiting friends in this vicinity. Thomas Blackman and wife spent last week with friends in Battle Creek. Mrs. R. Misner is able to ride out sides of the Jail ya* a dense mass of human­ again. ity, demanding that the murderer be huag. Mr. John Carveth. of Middleville, There Were hundreds of women In the and J udge Smith, of Hastings, spoke on thorough fares and the walks about the jail. The excitement grew steadily in fore e the political issues of the day at Smith’s hall last Saturday evening. The hall was and the demand at last found leaders with cool heads who went methodically about crowded and the best of order* prevailed. taking'the man from prison and lywhtag Mr. Carveth handled his subject in a him. Beams were procured, and in a short masterly manner. John is nominated time the heavily bolted and barred doors on the Fourth street side of the jail were bat­ for the right place, and Barry county tered In by the crow d, who poured into the should not be blind enough to her own first-floor rooms. The Sheriff and assist­ interest to allow his defeat What few ants succeeded in clearing tbe room the anti second *' ’ * ~ remarks Judge Smith had'time to make first til ini rush the were well timed and to the point He them and held its ground. Tbe ulterior has a host of friends in Yankee Springs. wooden doors of the cooking dt-partmeat yielded like & f heard that there was a democratic side show, under the guise of a prohibi­ tion meeting, at Bowen Monday night. side was battered down, and the crowd was placed in full possession of the main cor­ S. O. Smith started last Tuesday for ridor. Arkansas. x The jrt’isoner was confined In cell No. Pi T. McGee is in Ann Arbor having 3 on-tbe lower corridor, and tlie-crowd had little difficulty in finding him. He was his eyes operated on. taken from the cell and dragged into the Every member of Withey Post G. A. yard. He was identified as the man wIki R., is requested to be present next did tlw aliooting, and the officers, wiiro appeated to. declared they tiad the right man. Thursday evening. Numerous men were soon climb­ ing to the branches of tbe trees, and RUTLAND. in a minute a tree was selected. A rope Corn husking is progressing. Corn was thrown to a man sitting on tin* first seems to turn out quite as well as was string limb. He ijutekly attached it and everything was made ready for the execu­ expected. tion. The quarterly meeting services at It was uixierstood that the Light Gnard the Crosby school house were highly Company of the Third Regiment Wisconsin satisfactory to all parties. Rev. Dr. National Guards had been ordered out to charge the mob, and then* was an impres­ Joy preached a grand sermon, after sion that the execution would b<* prevented. which he administered the sacrament to The mob seized tike rope and made a strong pull, but the ruffian freed his luinds and tbe about 70 persons. rope broke before he was raised from the In- your account of the tin wedding grounfi. In less than five minutes at M. L. Yeckley’s several ludicrous a new rope was thrown over the heads of the crowd. and fell with­ mistakes occured in consequence of in a few feet of ’ the executioner. “fixing" the communication.. Mr. Clar­ Tbb was adjusted, tbe prisoner's hands and ence Robinson, reported as having a arms firmly tiwl, and in another moment he wife, is a lad of about twelve years. was hanging in the air with his face closely pressed against tlie litub ol the tree. The Mr. George Robinson is a young man body of tbe dwinied man was left hanging who has not committed matrimony yet, only a few minutes when !t was taken down while Mr. F. Stricker and wife is a lifeless and left in charge of the Sheriff. Tbe body of Mr. Burton was removed to young lady from the city, of Jackson. his home during tbe evening. One bullet Instead of a Watkin’s fiour sieve, it passe<i through the hex!, two through the should have read, Mr. Adrian Watkins, lungs and two into the abdomen, any one of which would liave been fatal. a fiour sieve. In searching tor a motive for the act the • The shameful conduct at Edger only plausible theory that Is yet advanced school house has not made a single vote Is that’ two years ago, when Mr. Burton was Acting Surveyor of Custonm at this for the fusionista. jKirt. this man was frequently IrnjKirtunhig By the way, what has become of his­ for a hospital certificate no that 1» coaid sjienrf his time at Uie hoepital at the ex­ torian'Cad. pense of the river men. Mr. Burton told him to go to work and stop drinking, and he would ndt need the benefits of the ma­ Mrs. Johnson has returned from her rine physician. Another theory* h» that visit to Battle Creek. , Mitclicll thought be was killing another • , '____________ Miss Hattie Sacket is home again man. after a two weeks absence. I Ulnote Freet^iuious Elect New OSceriu Dr. McLeay came very near losing a Spbingfiei.il till.. Ort. 17.—The Most valuable horse last week by getting Worshipful Grand laxige of Ancient Free mired. It was finally extricated from qim! Accepted Maaons of the State of 111F nols concluded a thme-days’ session berr its perilous position. The concert on Friday eveningjgiven yesterday by the election <of the following officers: Joseph W. Moore, of Chicago. for the purpose of adding to the funds Grand Master; John A. Smith, of Salem. already on hand for the repairing of Deputy Grand Master; Charles Ricks, of the Ml E. parsonage, was not a success Duquoin, Senior Grand Warden; John J. Ghml of Chicago, Junior Grand Warden: financially. Too short notice. • Richard EL Moore, of Chicago, Grand SecManly Chase, one of our highly re­ n-tary; Rev. Henry Brown, of Springfield. spected young men. is soon to take Grand Chaplain. «\mi Huston Singleton, of unto himself a wife; so says the Oracle. Decatur, Grand Lecturer. At the prohibition club meeting on Tuesday evening last five voters were present by actual count, this is no compaign lie but solid facts. The prohibi­ tionists have every reason to feel en­ MOBGO-THORN APPLE Wittoeeday of last week Bros. Den­ couraged for now’ that Walter has es­ their cause,... they may hold the nis and Dawson, of the demo-green per- - poused • suasion, held forth to a small audience number untU !t Ume 10 vote In November and then they will vote in R. R. hall. Query; Why do all of the us they please, a majority no doubt speakers of this ilk ignore the tail end with their old party organizations. of both the presidential tickets of this The democratic pole that was blown combination ? This silence is signlfrdown week before last, was shortened at both ends and on Saturday last again Joshua R. Crouch has a tine specimen raised. This time the top was decora­ of workmanship in the shape of a horse ted with a new broom indicating that on his barn. the party in Ohio had just received a Mr. Christopher Pickle lost his only clean sweep. At the aforesaid meeting cow a few days since. F. A. Dean pounded the air in front of Hon. Clement Smith was greeted by Truman’s store to a slim audience and a full house at Morgan on the evening to thG tune of anti-monopoly. That of the 16th. The Judge is a fine speak­ portion of the audience which consisted er, amfmade an able argument, entirely of Bige and poor whiskey was very en­ avoiding mud-slinging. Some of the “I thusiastic at many of the imaginary am holier than thou” prohibitionists points the orator made. In the even­ claim, however, that they were abused ing the opera house was literally pack­ by the Judge. They are touch mistak­ ed with a homogeneous mess of human­ Libbie Armstrong has moved to the en, as his talk was fair and impartial, ity to listen to the dark side of Aunty far north. She will be much missed and has gainer! him hosts of friends in Monopoly as expounded by Mr. Mines, here. . this section. the colored orator, of a stranded jubilee There was a picnic pafty from Balti­ troupe. Altogether the proceedings of CABLTON. Clara Stillwell will teach our winter more at the lake Saturday. the afternoon and evening were highly - A number of our citizens attended school. characteristic of the party. the republican meeting at Hastings Mrs. Whipple is visiting her sister The dirty attempts of the democratic Monday evening. side shows throughout the portions of Mrs. Odell. The audience seemed to appreciate Mr. Collins is on the sick list. the county to smirch the temperance The midnight train Monday night principles of Messrs. Smith and Colgrove open lodge. Air. and Mrs. Woodard had bom to carried our agent by this station to will prove a lioomerang upon tHe prohi­ Y’harlotte. bition party in this locality. It is a fact, them Thursday evening, a fine pair of Dr. F. S. Hull is now attending Dr. too well known in Barry county, to twins—boy and girl—weight fifteen Baughman's patients. need reaffirming now that there is not and one-half pounds. Mr. Shriner certainly gave a very a man in the city of Hastings that has favorable lecture here Friday evening, done more for the cause of temperance Three bull’s eye, were the political doing credit to th# party. in this county than Clement Smith. Mr. wore veetenlay, all In favor of the antlClaude Rogers suffers with rheuma­ Colgrove .too is a man of the strictest repubiicana. Free trade, free whlakay tism. temperance principles; in the discharge and anti-monopoly, in the order named, Mrs. DU Cato is now recovering. of his office as prosecutor has never Dr. Hull will attend to Dr. Baugh­ made the ucoree. The occaalon of this swerved from the dischi^rge of his duty tliroe-heudwl aggregation painting man’s patients, at Woodland, during for friend or foe, and all efforts of this the doctor^ absence in ithe northern Na»h ville ao red 'the 19th wa» the rais­ democratic cat paw to injure the tem­ part of the state and Ohio. ing of a bitternut pole by the demo­ perance record of two such men as crats, In place of the one that, like the Smith and Colgrove will fall dead from democratic majority in Ohio, succumbed A LYNCHING BEE. the lips of their defamers. to the republican breeze. The pole ta Wm. Buel, A. Downing and Taylor much smaUer than the one first raised, Walker has gone up north for a few Leading Busineso Man of Da indicative, no doubt, of the site of the Oroaao, Wis., Murdered. weeks hunting., hopes that swell the breast of the oppoJ. Osmun has built an addition to his ,ltlon since the Ohio election a. com­ house near the depot and has given it a pared with their previous hopes. A fresh coat of paint. pew broom surmounts the top of the The boy preacher at the M. E. church pole, typical, no doibt. of the broom is giving universal satisfaction and is tost swept the Buckeye state so nioriy. met at each service by a large and ap­ After the pole w« raised the crowd preciative audience. He is a young gathered between Roe’s meat mark* man of unusual ability and is destined WISCONSIN TRAGEDY. £7 Truman’s store and Mr. n-nroto make his mark in the ministerial -ertsd.his usual free trade speech. world. The singing at said church is ton, President of the Blaine ami Ixjgan JincePowera has gone over to U>e pn> equal to the bat kind of a vjiriety ?how. dub here,, was aliot dead by a ruffian named hMUocl*. none of our)local ceiebrtU® As “variety is the spice of life” they Nathaniel Mitchell, but better known a» dare undertake to Introduce the speak­ have a new organist and leader at each “Scotty" at eight o’clock last cveuhiif while the Republicans Were forming la pro er, w smith, from EMon, service and sometimes they have two. enuton od Main street Sewn ahoU that part of the program. Mr. liean The minister expects soon to bring a XS h evidently carofnUy prepared. new bride to preside over the M E. murderer wan arrested and hurried ^Lvs the strained effort that the parsonage, who is a first-class musician, Siker labon. ““dec. i» well deliv^d, and m he himself is a «M singer, it is however, an wyX ’ expected bv the music loving portion of 8KMM j the congr^ation that they will cause such a rattling among the dry ixma of , the old foratlixed committee ou Freak Hurd, of Toledo. th.SS» nt the day was the eve- Ntattetlc* or Clrculotlon. Washington, Oct 17.—The Director of the Mint lias prepared a statement in regard to the present money circulation in the thir­ ty-nine principal countries of the worM as conqiared with the clrcnlatlon reported a year ago. which shows a derreaae in goto circulation of about <6*2,000.000, an increaae lu silver circulation of $42,000,000, and an increase in paper circulation of $112,000,000. Hr attributes the 1<im Ip gold circulation to reduced production and to the Increased use of the metal in ornamentation and Um* Nkw York. Oct 17.—The new light Imkum* at Hell Gate was put into operation WednredAj night Tbe tower b* SM tert nigh, surmounted by an electric light of 54, voo-can die power. A large number of people went up the river to witneM the effect of Uw Swerful light It illuminated every object ■ miles around. The light la the mart powerful one in any lighthouse in the world. Naw York, Oct 17.-AU the coal earn panics agreed yesterday tn suspend the production on tbe SOth and 31st of OciolMs, and the 1st. 3d. 4 th and 5th of November, and the first and last weeks of December. Manufacturing jeweler* met at. Provi­ dence Saturday and decided to form a pro­ tective organfratlou. In three months tbe failures in the trade have numbered thirty, of which thirteen were Irnncst, eleven doubt­ ful and six fraudulent The total liabllttai amounted to >1,045.000. Chaplain MoCabe on Sunday a Method Irt Church at Rtabtnond. Ind, wkfab coat $75,000 _____________ U<1 fifteen years old yesterday arrived a! his home in this city front San Antonio Tex., laving according to hi* star)' traveled tbe entire distance on foot, lie was nij» «m,ooe to tbe �The Hastings Banner. more than th tetter. They eleoUon, and he removed the seal tn* MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. managers there (halrned the state even oe the day of election. They expected HASTtsae, Mien. October 23,1384. to carry it. If with all the advantage loural <t the rouoflce it Mich., they had in Ohio they could not win, foctrxnwulraloa through the mails m second they knew it was useless to expect vic­ tory in New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey. They had at command all the money they could use. They used all they had, and then lost. They do not expect victory in November, not x F4r President, one of them. Ohio has settled it. 74JTB8 B. BLAINE, qf Maine. Rejublican National Ticlet. Tee Vlo. lTr«l<lmt. JOHN A. LOGAir. of ITUnoie. Providential Elector,. First District—J AM EH McMILLAN. Sreond District-WILLI AM ». WILLCOX. Third District—GEORGE H. FRENCH. Fourth IHslrtct—J. EASTMAN JOHNSON. Fifth Dttrict-GEORGE STEKETEE. Sixth DUtrtct—JGSEPHUS SMITH. Seventh District-!;EoltGE W. JENKS. Eighth District—CHAR LE8 W. WELLS. Ninth District—LORENZO A. BARKER. Tenth Dlstrict-SETH McLEAN. Seventh Dtstriet-JOHN DUNCAN. rrATTjrtcKET. . For Governor-RUSSELL A. ALGER, of Wayne. For lieutenant Governor—ARCHIBALD BiITTAEB. of Charlevoix. For Secretary of State—HARRY A. CONANT, of Monroe. For State Treasurer—EDWARD H. BUTLER, For AuJuorGroeral-WILLIAMC. STEVESH. For Commissioner of the Land Office—MINOR B. NEWELL, of Geucsee. For Attorney Gwwral-MOSES TACGART, of Kent. For Superintendent of Public Instructions— BF.KSCHELL K. GASS, of Hillsdale. For Member of the State Board of Education— JAMES M. BALLOU. Workingmen everywhere should re­ member the three points made by Mr. Blaine in one of his speeches, which should be the result of an industrious man’s labors in this country. 1. A comfortable living for himself and his family. 2. A good English education, at least for his children. 3. A modest competence for himself and wife in their old age, so that they will not be dependent either on the public or on their friends when age has made them helpless. In other words Mr. Blaine takes the ground—and rightfully—that any rate of compensation for bis labors that does notr enable a frugal, industrious and temperate laboring man to accomplish the above results is insufficient, and de­ prives the laborer of part of that which is honestly due him. Has anybody ever formulated a more righteous plat­ form for laboring men than Mr. Blaine For Congress. Third District—JAMES O’DON­ NELL, of Jackson. _ stands upon? , -For Senator. 13th Dlstrlct.-JOHN CARVETH, of Middleville. Barry county republicans should bear in mind that the opposition are desper­ REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. ate, that with their crushing rebuff in FOT&^menU^re^ln the Slate Leglslature- Ohio they realize that their defeat is a foregone conclusion, unless by some For Judge of Probate—CLEMENT SMITH. For Sheriff-JOHN Q. CRE88Y, trick or device they can stem the tide. Beware of fusion lies! No doubt at the Rr ^CT^F^WC^L^ANDKR last moment numerous “spook stories” For Circuit Court Corttnlssloners—PHILIP W. will be circulated by our opponents. NIBKERN and JAMES B. MILLS. Fof Surveyor—SETH PRATT. . ... Remember the Morey letter forgery, ForJDoronoro—Dr. A. P. DRAKE and Dr. J. W. and be on your guard against like frauds. In reply to a letter of Inquiry, we would s*y A few democrats and greenbackers that our candidate for president Is Benj. F. But­ ler; our candidate for governor, Joslan^V. of this district had a conference in Begole; oer candidates for other state, congress­ Jackson the other day, and figured out ional, legislative and county officers are men Pennington’s majority. The modest who will vote for Benj. F. Butler for president. fellows put it Nt only an even 1,000. None others need apply.—Hastings Journal, Might just as well have figured it5,000. July 10, IBM.___________________ But about November 5th they will dis­ EDITORIAL NOTES. cover, that their calculations are 8,500 out of the way. O’Donnell will go in From this time till the polls close on with a whoop. ' election day every working republican in Barry county should make of him­ James O’Donnell, of Jackson, is a self a committee of one, to see that re true man and a sterling republican. He publican literature is circulated; repub­ has held many places of trust and con­ lican principles talked; republican can­ fidence, and always with credit to him­ didates understood. Of special impor­ self and his party. As congressman tance is this: See. that the name of from this district he will do much to every republican is registered. See promote its real interests, and his vote that he gets to the polls on election day will be recorded Id favor of ever}’ just and votes. But eleven days intervene measure. . . between this and election. The time is The most significant fact of the Ohio short. Now is the time to work. If electiorrrs tbe defeat of Frank Hurd, the working republicans of Barry the free trader, in the Toledo district. county do their duty, every republican Two years ago he had over 5J3OO major­ nominee for county office will be ity in a district strongly democratic. . elected. The state, congressional and This year he was defeated by SCO major­ electoral ticket will also receive good ity. This shows how the laboring men majorities. Never was there so good a and wool-growers of Ohio like free chance for effective work as now. The trade. opposition are disorganized and dis­ At first the democrats claimed West couraged over the tremendous disas­ Official returns ter to their party in Ohio, where free Virginia by 10,000. show that the democrats carried the trade was overwhelmingly defeated. Off with your coats boys, and go in/for state by about 3,500 to 4,000. Blaine is stronger than the state ticket there, and victory. x.7 has a fightihg chance in West Virginia Will any fair-minded democrat.be he in November. Irishman, German, or African, tell us Tbfi republican county ticket de­ toAp it is that the whole English press is so hostile to the election of Blaine serves and will receive the support of not only republicans, but of all voters and Logan, and so ardent in their de­ sires for the election of Cleveland and who desire to see men of proven capacity Hendricks ? It is true they are, and and known integrity elected to office. what can be the motive therefor, other than that the Blaine and Logan ticket stands for all that is highest and best, and most thoroughly and truly Ameri­ can: Under his administration, Mr. Blaine will s^e to it that this nation advances to the proud position of pre­ eminence among the governments of the world, which is our just due. That can be depended upon and it will not provoke any war either. Now isn’t it strange that the English people and press and the disloyal press and people of the South should be solidly against the republican party and its candidates ? Yet it was just so during the war waged for tbe destruction of tills grand and glorious Union. Singular though, tert it? The funionists are soliciting votes for their legislative candidates because both oT them are farmers. We appeal to no prejudice in the matter; but if there is way advantage in fariner legislative candidates the republicans are surely entitled to it. John Carveth, besides beteg one of the first lawyers of this tenatorud district, owns and personally esuperintends a large farm. He is m such intejtested, has more mm vested, in farming than his ora Xnoch Andrus, candidate for re tative, was reared on a fa ” ' farmer dow. In point of , county in Michigan has j . totlve o®o® Umn the republicans of• What has become of the 30,000 or 40,­ 000 prohibition votes that were to have been cast in Ohio? Six thousand or less teHs the story .of the much vaunted prohibition strength in that state. Michigan is no longer a doubtful state. The question is simply as to tbe size of Blaine’s majority. The fusionists will not get an electoral vote, nor elect a single'state officer. A telegraph dispatch says that the democratic national committee has de­ cided to come out squarely for free trade. At last they have been forced from their cover. c Pennington has been posing all along as a free trader. Wonder bow h'e likes the prospect since Hurd’s defeat in Ohio? as on oyster. Gov. Begole has the right to be a prohibitionist if he chooses; it is not of this that we complain ; but it is his arrant deceit and hypocrisy, and of this we have the right to complain, for as a candidate for governor he should express his sentiments frankly, when requested to do so by an element of society that represents so great an interest as do the liquor dealers. He has been guilty of the same duplicity in the appointing of men to office—prom­ ising certain offices to certain men, and later bestowing them upon others. He has been guilty of the same duplicity in the matter of railroad passes, and in almost every way he has shown that be is a weak, vacillating old man, with no more backbone than a crab. That he promised Paul Marrin the prison sup­ erintendency., and later the deputy warden’s place, will not be denied; that he also gave ex-Senator Hawkins reason to believe he would be rewarded with it is true, and.he gave it to neither, but to Mr. Pond, of Ann Arbor. We do not wish to seem antagonistic to the gentleman appointed; Mr. Pond has made a most excellent warden, and it is doubtful if a better man could have been selected; it is the method he em­ ployed we criticize. He agreed to ap­ point a certain physician of this city as surgeon to the prison, but gave it to another—a most deserving gentleman, and a good friend to The Star—but it was a cowardly act, and the governor added insult to injury by replying to the gentleman first promised with a sharp lecture for not becoming a pro­ hibitionist. He exhibited ..the same lack of decision in the appointing of warden to the Ionia prison, before de­ ciding upon Mr. Waters, and this same shambling, halting policy has marked almost every movement he has made since he came into public life. He is a weak, childish old man, utterly unfit to occupy the exalted position of chief magistrate of Michigan, and ought not to be again called to it.—Jackson Star. The fusion Bear It Constantly In Mind, POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity strengthand wholoeomene#.*. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In competition with the multitude of low test, short weight. ah»n or phosphate powders. Sold on!) In Tans. Royal Bakixg Powpbk Co.. 106 Wall BL,N. Y. "UH* J\01ES OF HASTINGS. REMEMBER THREE FACTS. but how do the greenbacks like it ? A vote for O’Donnell is a vote for Mr. Levi Hottie, Corydon, Indiana, the American policy of protection to says, he suffered from pains and inilaAmerican industries. mation, resulting from a fractured cla­ Michigan and Barry county will rati­ vicle, and after trying various remed let; without relief, he tried St. Jacoba Oil fy Ohio’s verdict any effort to disturb the liquor traffic— that while he was a temperance man he was not a prohibitionist. The liq­ uor dealers accepted this, and proceeded to work for his election, which was ac­ complished. But at the state proLib- The best on earth, can truly be add of Griggs’Glycerine Salve, which is a sure cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds, and all other sores. Will ixw-’ itively cure piles, tetter and all skin eruptions. -Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money re­ funded. Only 28 cents. For sale by F. Hotchkiw. Jack Knives till you can’t rest. ' Bring in your old stoves. them cheaply. We will repair Stove Pipe and Stove Rods a specialty. 1st— 2nd— It is positively proven that Zoa-Phora ("Dr. Pen- * gelly’s Woman’s Friend"), is the best known remedy for all complaints peculiar to .Women, young or old. Any Lady needing such a remedy and postponing the use of Zoa - Phora, makes a dangerous (per­ haps fatal) mistake. - We have no telephone; but,you can bring your orders directly to us and they will be promptly attended to. Endless quantities of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware at prices that defy competition. Those who owe us are respectfully invited to call and pay at once. It will be cheaper to settle with us than a collector. Evans & Brooks 3rd—Every Woman, sickly or bealtty, should raadJDr, Fengelly’k book, ‘Advice to Mothers concerning discuses of woman and children." Free to any lady reader of this paper. Postage In scaled envelope, 4 rents. Address. R. PKNGEI.LY & CO., . Kalamazoo, Mkh. For sale by FREDERICK HOTCHKISS. D R. DAVID KENNEDY’S BUGGIES! Now is Your Time to Buy REMEDY plaints, Constipation, and all dioordcn anting from an impure state of tbe BLOOD. To woman who Buffer from any of th* ilb peen­ Bar to tbair eax it ia an unfailing fitted. All D'- YOU A FIRST-CLASS BUGGY A Cure for Gravel. It seems to have been reserved for Dr. David Kennedy,of Rondoot. N. Y.,toaeoomnUah. thro’ ’>*?•“»«*» •“ KENNEDY’S FAVORITE REstEDY, what others have failed to camnaw. The sublplned letter will be found “d to Dr. D. K«o«?. »• t DRA* But !—Let me tell you frankly that I I shall soon commence laying floor and making other improvements for my Skating Rink, which I intend opening about Oct. 1st. nothing better than methods of obtaining mon~~ — Mtea Htoto They nre/rnean I have on hand a large stock of Open and Top Carriages, Phaetons, 3 Spring and Plat­ SSs. bMsterisiA a medicine for all dlwases of tbe Blood, b nvw’KKNNE- YONAHEALY GOVXKNOB BEGOLB’B HTFOOBISY. When the liquor dealers of this state sent a request to Mr. Begole, two years ago, inquiring his views upon the pro­ hibition question, he remained silent, but gave his friends instructions to say, in a quiet way, that he would not make The New Gem Pan—The latest thing out We have a few second hand stoves to sell at reasonable rates. Plan. At the request of some of our green­ back readers, who do not understand the bargain between their party and the democracy in this state, we will make a brief explanation. It will be noticed that the democratic and green­ back press of Michigan keep very mum on the subject. The democratic electoral ticket in the this state will show the following seven dernocrats and six greenbackers, demo­ crats in Roman, green backers in Italics’. Vim. B.sMoran. Herman Goeschel. John W. Flanders. Andrew N. HerHinun O. Rose. show. Alfred L. Millard. Fred Carnahan. Wm. D. Thompson. A. S. Dyckman. A. F. Kelsey. J. J. Watkins. Jno. R. Savage. Wildman Mills. The greenback electoral ticket will contain seven greenbackers and six democrats; greenbackers in Italics, democrats in Rojpan. ’ Moses W. Field. John WT. Flanders. Herman Gueschel. Hiram O. Rose. Andrew N. Her- Alfred L. Millard. show. William D. ThompFred Carhahan. — son. A. 8. Dyckman. A. F. Kelsey. J. J. Watkins. J no. R. Savidge. Wildman Mills. It will thus be seen that the name of Moses IF. Field, greenbacker, is iwt on the democratic ticket, and that the name of WJUiam B. Moran, democrat, is not on the greenback ticket. This insures the election of at least one re­ publican presidential elector; since the fusionists concede that neither Butler nor Cleveland- will begin to poll as many votes as Blaine in this state. We feel confident that the “plumed knight’’ will get the whole 18 votes; but one is assured to him. In case tlFe fusion is successful, the twelve electors will be ,divided between Cleveland and Butler according to the vote for Moran and Field. In other words the vote cast for Moran and Field is simply to test the party strength. If the canvass of the votes should show that Moran re­ ceived 150JXM) to 50,000 for - Field, then Butler would get three of the 12 votes, Cleveland 9. The proportion of votes cast for Cleveland to those for Butler will be as 8 to 1; so that the greenback­ er who votes a fusion ticket casta X of a vote for Cleveland. This is a good enough arrangement for the democrats; That we sell Schofield Patent Cake Griddle. Use it; and you won’t be troubled with Buck­ wheat Itch. HECOMPLETE DIVORCES IWml I'uti.U lor form Wagons, which I must close out before opening the Rink. If you are thinking of buying a buggy of any kind, call and see me, I will sell you A 1 Good and save you some money. this city last winter Gov. Begole s especially active, and Mid while r campaign was faring waged his lipa Chester Messer �Hastings Banner VOL XXIX. NO. 27. HASTINGS, MICH., OCTOBER 23 -irr/ discovered a new store WHOLE NO. 1527. lai DXXOOBAI70 Pa>tt. It has favored the pensioning of ex- vxtion of a man to the presidency who reb**l soldier® and putting them on is admitted to be an adulterer. It insujb the fathers and mothers of equal footing with union soldiers. It voted to pension Jeff Davis, al­ America ny supporting a man for chief , Extract tram a speech by the Hon. though to this day he boast® df his trea­ magistrate of the republic who would son to the country. rob their daughters of their virtue if he It has introduced bills into Congress could. ’• “•'“7' The rJco.rd °r the democratic for taking many millions of dollars . It offers a premium for licentiousness a record of treason, infamy and from the national treasury for the pay­ by nominating a man for president of the United States whom his own polit­ thf pa.rty wh*ch enacted the ment of rebel claims. It will rob the national treasury to ical associates recognize as a libertine. fugitive slave law of I860. It insults the memory of president tolS,*18,“““f* determined efforts pay the late slaveowner® of the south for the emancipated slaves, should it Lincoln by nominating for vice-presi­ toto fr“ l«TlK>ry. dent the man who publicly denounced st^ST* tte pa5Si*e o' tbe home- ever get into power. It removed fifty crippled unioff sol­ It canqoL point to a single act it h» LILS?*}! Planned and plotted to diers who were employes in the lower house of congress and substituted forty­ performed ‘or even honestly urged in overthrow the government Js L°bb?S our <.overanQent of its arms seven ex-confederate soldiers in their tbe interest of good government during the last thirty years. • and munitions or war and stored them stead. It has’the most disgraceful and the It opposed the passage of the civilin the armories and arsenals of the blackest record of all the political or­ south. senice reform bUL It slaughtered politically the only ganizations which have ever existed It robbed our treasury and stripped it democratic senator who publibally ad­ among men. of its means. There is not another civilized country ■ . It stole our ships and scattered our vocated its passage. It first bartered away positions of re­ on this planet that would allow a party navy into foreign seas. sponsibility and trust as rewards fox with such a record to exist. In the It disgraced the nation’s honor. early days of the republic an organizaIt almost destroyed the national political services. . -It first used the powe«Bf removal to cion with such tendencies would not credit It undertook to dissever the Ameri- punish those who held public positions even have had a respectable following, under it and refused to be it® pliant and the idea of intrusting the leaders <rin Union. of such an organization w’ith the man­ * It tried to tear the’ stars from the tools. It turned the civil service of the agement of . the government would not American flag. ' It hurled our country into a great country into a political machine to for dhe single moment have been ser­ serve the purpose of political corrupt­ iously entertained. civil war. B It claimed that the' government was ionist®. It opposed every reform that has Hancock and Cleveland. powerless to coerce a seceding state. It gave'aid and comfort to our coun­ been brought about in the civil service Democrats who are trying to console of the country during the last quarter themselves for the crushing republican try s enemies in time of war. < It bargained to barter away our of. a century. victory in Ohio on the ground that ‘the It begat the infamous “spoils system” state always goes republican in presi­ country’® oirthright for a mess of polit­ and first rocked it in its cradle. ical pottage. dential years" wall do well to recall the It inaugurated the practice of collect­ influence of the corresponding state It scoffed at our “boys in blue” for ing "political assessments” from public election four years ago. rallying around the old'flag. officials. . In 1880 the republican majority in the It drove southern loyalists from their It threatened voters in the south homes with bloodhounds for being with intimidation and violence unless October Ohio election was about 19,000. But the presidential candidate of that loyal to the union. ** they vote the democratic ticket. year was an Ohio man. Gen. Garfield It murdered in cold blood, men, It has introduced a system of btill- was beloved of his people to an extent women, and children who loved their dozing in the south and thereby has almost without parallel. He was born country and who remained true to its virtually disfranchised many of its citi­ and reared in Ohio. He had command­ flag. zens. « ed Ohio legions in the war for the It opposed a vigorous prosecution of It introduced the “shotgun policy" union. ‘ He was the great orator and the war for the union, and demanded a into southern politics. statesman of his region—the Henry cessation of hostilities. It has murdered the law-abiding citi­ Clay of the state. Every sentiment of It resisted the draft with all its pow­ zens in nearly every state of the south state pride, personal friendship and er. for the simple reason that they were re­ loyalty uiged the republicans of Ohio It discourage*! enlistment for the publican®. in October, 1880, to poll their greatest union army while it encouraged deser­ It opposed every reform that has been strength. Nor did they encounter that tion from its rhnks. brqugnt about in the civil service of the year tbe obstacles which were thrown It burned down colored orphans’ asy­ country during the last quarter of a in their way this year. The state and lums. century. the chief cities were in their hands. It opposed the thirteenth, fourteenth, The registration law was still in force It shot down defenseless negroes in New York city while the democratic and fifteenth amendment® and the en­ as a protection against frauds. There governor addressed the murderers as actment of all laws providing for the was no practical liquor issue to plague "his friends." enforcement of these provisions of our them. In one word, the republicans It jierpetrated the shocking cruelties fundamental law. . had all the advantages on their side in of Andersonville, Salisbury, Libby and It is dominated by the most danger­ 1880 which the democrats enjoyed in ous element in the country, and should the late state campaign. Under'these Belle Isle. It shed every drop ot blood that flow­ it get possession of the government it conditions it muSt be admitted that ed at the massacre of Fort Pillow. would be controlled by the class of men the republican majority thir year is a It denounced Abraham Lincoln as a who ran the government machinery much greater triumph than an equal under Buchanan. tyrant and a usurper. majority four years ago. It has repeatedly disturbed the busi­ It denounced Grant, Sherman, Sheri­ After the October dection in 1880 the dan, Meade and Thomas as butchers ness of the country by imprudently democrats contended, as they do now, tor leading our armies successfully tinkering at the tariff law®. that they still had a good fighting It is the author of tbe Morrison tariff chance. against the armed hosts of treason. The .battle was to be trans­ It denounced union soldiers as “Lin­ bill, and made a most desperate effort ferred, they said, to New York, and coln hirelings” ami • lawless cutthroats.’’ to force it It through congress. oonjress. |I they entertained great confidence In in the iol It is th® financial agent of England rvixnn'.d personal ctrunirth strength rtf of th,.ir their presidential It opposed the rights of the union "fbJKrslBt Malaria. Aguu. Fevrr*. Hradaeh**, soldiers to vote in the land they saved and other foreign powers, for the pur- candidate. Gen. Hancock was certainly Cold*. Kidney Dlneiwe. rain in the side or Hack, and made free. pose of disseminating free-trade liter- ^he most available'candidate they could Consultation or C-MtlvencM, keep ZO-PE-8A It encouraged those who were engag­ ature among the people and influencing have. He was in ev\ry respect a strong handy, and take a dose twice a. week. It acta ed in an effort to take the nation s life, legislation in the interest of foreign man. He was a commanding figure in upon (he Liver and stomach like u inn^ic. while it never had one word of encour­ capitalists. American history. He had been a dash­ Lt opposes the policy of protection to ing and successful soldier and bad led agement tor our boys in the front. It opposed the appropriation of the American industry by a judicious im­ his army corps to victory. He was a public money, to vigorously prosecute position of tariff duties upon imports. New Yorker by residence,' and com­ It has arrayed itself against the wool manded the admiration and support of the war It opposed the raisin? ot funds to interests, and if it gets the power to ex­ the soldier element of New York to a ecute what Lt has so desperately at­ great extent. suppress the rebellion it inaugated. . Nevertheless, Garfield, It declared the war a failure when tempted it will bring ruin upon the three weeks later, increased the Ohio victory began to dawn upon our armies wood-growers. m^jprity from 19,000 to 35,000, and It is an enemy to labor and would Hancock lost New York by 21,000 votes in the field. , , It rejoiced in rebel victories and wept rob the son of toil of his God-given after a desperate contest. right to earn a comfortable livelihood. Core, ss SS.tfent The Democrats areln a much sorrier ••Hwb * Couch Care, cfent over rebel defeats. . It tries to rob the workingman of the plight this year after the republican criptlon of a Boston physician. dispensed । buried 300,000 loyal boys in early means by which he shelters, feeds, victonr in Ohio than they were four . .. . One (low will can? any x. grn'saddled the. enormous debt of clothes, and educates his children. years Ago. Instead of a Hartteock as knuy dealer to acta jUmost magically. Ask '. -- Ret ,— It has declared war against the in­ their presidential candidate, of whom you a 'S> cent bottle of “Hah” r«».h Cough Cure. Care. many millions upon the people of this dustrial interests of the country, and if to be proud, they have a Cleveland, of and donl be pat off With any other ' Oft1undertook to spread small-pox and successful our present prosperity will whom they are ashamed. Instead of a yellow fever in the north as an Instni- be succeeded by want and distress. man who stood out boldly as a national It is the champion of free trade, character and enjoyed the respect of n-ont of civilized warfare. 1? opposed the emancipation of a poor which would eventually lower the .rod^JSSd roceof'lAoiWof bond- workingmen of this country to the con­ the American people, they have a local politician whose private record is dis­ dition of the pauper laborers of Eng­ graceful and whose public record is Thus defended t^wteaneM imd land. bad. The fiercest opposition to Cleve­ It has given aid and comfort to the domestic violence which has existed land is in h is own party and in his own throughout the south ever kince the practice of polygamy in Utah-and the state. Thousands of New York demo­ adjoining territories. crats are openly arrayed against him close of the war. It tried to steal the state government It has always been ready and ilHng and other thousands are secretly knif­ ABOUT US ALL. to offer all sorts of excuses and apoli- of Maine. ing him. The democratic campaign has It manufactured the “tissue ballot been conducted on a party basis and gies for all outrages perpetrated upon system in the south. the candidate has been ignored as far k»val men in the south. jS&^^STof^ It has manufactured democratic ma­ as possible. The democratic public jorities by counting ballots contrary to speakers as a rule do not so much as SnshlpMdguarantwdMW them the the way they were cast. mention his name. Tilden, in his re­ . It undertook to defeat the express Ku^ux’^nd White will of the people of 1876 through brib­ cent letter, never mentioned him. Bay­ ard, in* his Chicago speech, the other rJrnrue organizations all over the er}' and cipher dispatches. evening, had no words of praise for It undertook to wipe from the stat­ him and dared not make any apology S.forttepurpose of intimldatmg Fredjc Hotchkiss. ute-books the federal election laws, re­ for him. publican enactments to protect the pur ­ “n has opposed every manner of legisAll democrats wtotwant to look at ity of the ballot and secure honest elec­ the situation Intelligently, then, should STORIES ON THS ROAD. put it in this way: If the struggle was tions. It threatened to starve the govern ­ lost in 1880 with a man like Hancock as U ““Slonte'Ulc^ to^ c'uS ment If It did not succeed In repealing a candidate after Ohio had gone 18,00o in the state election m which the repub^neath our flag the equal Prote7tl°n.,f°f the federal election laws. ••osnUTOM. 1 ‘M*1 It maliciously attempted to ruin-the UcaM aU the advantage® from the thelaws andthe full enjoyment of life, Christian statesman. James A. Garfield. flUrtj what runnable hope is there by charging him with having impropNew York can be carried for a people of our sw, and ail that, ret feII fro«n the i man like Cleveland, or that Cleveland »wwBmivv taxation to meet the erly accepted S328. This **”"£.*tmirtst. last August. It forged the infamous Morey letter can c&n be elected a fter Ohio Ups of an elderij |>ica"U m.<lrc|e Of commerafter Ohio has has gone gone rere­ debt in 1880 and tried to dereive the people publican by a safe majority In a state into the belief that it was genuine. election in which the democrats had all Hotel, 8L York representative It has for years been engaged in a the advantage from tbe start? That is rt has been oppoeed to the governgovern­ ment carrying out its contracts and ful- mad effort to break down the character a conundrum for democrats to work at. of the great populy leader, James G. Blaine, by the employment of foul and “nfuteraSl the Time Tried. vile calumny, slander, abuse and bill••This, for instance, . an intern cnrrmicv one of the greatest calamities Time tried and true 1® Dr. Bigelow’® gZ«iyl>ef»U the people of our conn- inft*vioiated the constitution of |l’enn- Positive Cure, which combines the good qualities of all the best cough remedies stolen more monev from the 31vanla by trying to force the passage without the defects of any of them. It “^“'fe’JSuel^th’e^ unconstitutional apportionment cun® promptly, thoroughly and per­ “ TH robbed the taxpayers of Pwanr^ manently, all cough®, cold®, vania of over a quarter million of dol­ whooping cough®, influenza, br hoarsenea®, incipient consumd S^bt»« lars in the uselessly prolonged session all throat and lung diaeeuw®, w the lungs: ®afe and pie—nt for Price 50 cents and one dollar I pru‘pl«cted Boss Tweed to the New stoning republican procession® Ln the tk® free of Fredk Hotchkia®. IN BUSINESS OF DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING. ' LEWIS STERN’S! Is the place where you can get the Most Goods for Your Money. DO YOU WANT A A NICE SILK DRESS IN- ALL THE NEW SHADES? DO YOU WANT A Black or Colored Cashmere, An Ottoman Suiting, or Plaid Goods? - . All of the Latest Styles. LADIES HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, WOOL AND COTTON ET am NELS, LACES, RIBBONS, &c. CLOAKS, RUSSIA CTRCULARS ' NEWMARKETS AND JERSEYS We defy any other merchant in the county to show a finer and larger assortment of eoncR Md we know by the amount of goods we sell that the PRICES ARE RIGHT. B “’ MEN’S SUITS FOR $4.00. MEN S SUITS FOR $5.00 and $7.00. MEN’S ALL WOOL FOR $8 and $10. CHILDREN'S SUITS FOR $2.00. CHILDREN'S SUITS FOR $3.00. BOY’S SUITS FOR $3.25 and $4 OVERCOATS. Men's Overcoats for $2.50; Men’s Overcoats, $5.00; Boys’ Overcoats, $2.00. I I M DP DWF A D SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 25 cents. U IN U t. n VV L. A R, SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 40 cents. Collars, Ties, Trunks, Valices, &c. Hats and Caps an immense stock. Call ELiAd See LEWIS STERN, He Sell Goods the Cheapest of any Mair in the County. Bound to Reduce Stock! PARTIES DESIRING CLOTHING, COLTHING! I Ready-Made or Made to Order. For the Next Sixty Days Should Call^at the GREAT And See the Low Price ing our n°It ha® been the tool of the corpora­ To attocha® “jffisEEdTweed. Serwnn ~d C®- tions and monopolies Ln hew 1 ork by ^^w^ntW^l^y aiding them in defeating toe “five-cart, moisten the w> th® br,?E^Sid9toMMmlar edmwUon. . J.KdSmrk offieriemi Ubaty“n’lTprej'idiwl against our system UNDER TC GRAND 1 �The Hastings Banner. THE OCTOBER STATES. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. Result of the Elections in Ohio &Dd W^st Virginia. Hastings, "Mien., October 23,1884. fiends at work. THE OLD WORLD, Gleanings from the Field Foreign Events. Ctf Entered at the PoKoffice at Hartings,Mich.. M. Sullivan— DEAD-Head begole. From tbe Detroit I’osL In August, 1882, the convention that nominated Begole resolved to “support no candidate for any official position who would not pledge himself that if elected he would not accept from any corporation a free pass on any railroad or public conveyance, or its cqsUralent, | while holding official position.” Begole gave the pledge on the spot. He said he was “in full accord with the platform," and that he wanted a-law to make it “a crime to be punished" for any officer of a railroad or transporta­ tion company to offer a pass to a public officer. He made his canvass on the “no pass" issue, and was elected governor Nov. 7. Three weeks after his election Begole asked Manager Potter of the Flint & Pere Marquette road for “one of his lit­ tle red books,” and got it. On June 2,1883, Begole asked Mana­ ger Potter for “one of his 500 mile pass books, also one for Mrs. Begole," ex­ plaining that he bad used up the first one. On the same day he asked Assistant Superintendent Pettibone of the Grand Trunk road to use his influence with the general superintendent “to send hitp a free pass book,” saying that by sd doing the railroad official would confer oa him a great favor. In response to his applications Begole got “a free pass or its equivalent” on the Grand Trunk. It was an annual pass “No. 18,311,” good for Gov. Begole and lady. He also got his “free pass or its equiv­ alent" renewal on the Flint & Pere Marquette. It was in the shape of a BGO-mUe pass book. No. 6,054. He also-got “a free pass or its equiva­ lent” on the Michigan Central. It was in the shape of annual pass No. 234. He also got "a free pass or its equiva-^' re*t Mrglnlu. OHIO. k Colcmbvs, O., Oct 17.—Last evening the unofficial returns from all the counties of the State were completed, and show a net Republican plurality of 12,266 ; net Repub­ lican gain, 24,619. The Ohio delegation in the present House is tlilrttien Democrats and eight Re­ publicans. Frank Hurd concedes tlie election of his opponent, while Ben Butterworth, upon whom a bitter fight was made by members of his own jMirty, won by a majority of 1,500. William Johnson, tlie candidate for Su­ preme Judge, ran well in Hamilton nnd Cuyahoga Counties, where he was expected to be badly scratched. He was known to favor the constitutionality of the Scott law. Thia, it was thought, would work him great injurj' among tin- (tennans, bnt the returns thus far indicate that lie kept well up with the head of the ticket. The very latest reports indicate tlie com­ plexion of tbe new Congressional delega­ tion to be as follMVH • Dirt. .Nau*. Posboffice. Politics. L B. Buttcnrorth.-r., .Cincinnati ............ Hep. 2. Charles E, Brown Cincinnati..Rep. X J. F. Campbell*... . Hawliton.... w.... Dem. 4. C. M. Andoraon-.. .G reenvl Io.......... Dem. 5. B-LeFevre* .........•.Bldtiey ....................... ................... Dem. «. William D. Hill-.. ..Defiance Dem. I. cieotKV B. Seney*. .lf.hn............... .Dora. ’ 8. John Lit lieXenia .Rep. V. William > . C-ooper..Mount Vernon .Re;». 10. Jaoob RomeU. :. .Toledo .Rep. I1. Wm. W. Ellsberry .Doorirctowu. .. .Dem. 12. A. C. Thompson... Portsoioath..... Rep. 13. J. II. Outhwaite. r’~*—■— .tiplumbusDem 14. C. H. Grosvenor. .wtliCDs Hep. IS Horiah Wilkins*., . L'richsvBloDem. )fl. G. W. Geddua*... . Mansfield.............. Dem. MariettaDem. 18. Isaac; H. Taj- c .Carrolltou..Rep. 19. EznULTayloi................................ Warren................. Rep. 30. W. McKinley, Jr.•..Canton 21. Martin A. Forun^. ClcvCxund. •Member Forty-eighth Congress. tEx-Meinber. The iudicutions point to the prohibition­ ists falling to 5,000 or 0,000, tbe givenback­ ers to 2,000 and the total vote reaching ovei750,DOO. Tlie totd unofficial returns from Hamil­ ton County show the following- pluralities on tho State and Congressional tickets: Robinson (Rep.), for Secretary of State, 2,258; Johnson (Rep.), for Judge of tbe Supreme Court, 2,557; Flickinger (Rep.), Nor Board of Public Works, 8.147: Butter­ lent” on the Detroit, Grand Haven & worth (Rep.) First District, for Congress, Milwaukee. Jt was in the shape of an­ 1.528; Brown (Rep.), Second District. 2,087. The Greenback State ticket averaged 97, nual pass No. 688. and the Prohibition vote averaged 84. ' He also got “a free pass or its equiva­ Cincinnati, O., Oct 18.—The bloodshed lent” on the Wabash, St, Louis & Pa­ of Tuesday was supplemented by a double cific. It was in the shape of annual tragedy yesterday, the affray growing out of a quarrel begim at tho pools. The dead pass No. A, 3,310, “good on all lines.” men are George Swann and James Kelley/ These passes the governor gathered in both colored. They met in a “Bucktown" with great care and ptfsed with great confectionery yesterday morning, and al­ most Immediately began firing at each oth­ liberality through -the year 1883, and er. After exchanging one or two shots, yet he had the sublime impudence to Kelley dropped dead. Swann then staggered came before the Detroit convention two off a few steps and-fell, dying almost Imme­ diately; The election lias been characterized months ago and say: by more rioting and bloodshed than any in I never rode in my, life as governor tlie history of tho dty. Democrats and Re­ publicans accuse each other of having pre­ on a free pass. cipitated a number of disturbances. Follow­ A Castleton greenbacker’s ing Is a complete list of the killedymd wounded during Tuesday. Killed—Albert Russell (colored). Wounded Naalivllle. Mich., Oct. 'JD, 18M. —Joe Lowry, abot tn tbe spine, fatal: Bridrot EDITOR BANNER: Hughes, strubk in tbe breast with a bowlder, I desire to say a few words in regard dnngcrouaiy; John Murphy, shot in tbe stomach, ifosh wound: Andren* Bennett icolwhat was said and done here Satur­ orod). shot In tho side, not dangerous; John Dalten, shot in the Jc*r. not dangi-rous; Bam day last. 'Jaylor (cotored<, shot In tho side, serious; The democratic leaders procured the Mike Gorman, policeman, shot in |he backdangerous: Henry Bherkxk policeman, ahot services of Mr. F. A. Dean, of Char­ tn the back, dangerous: Henry Brown (collotte, Ho deliver his free trade speech orcdi. shot in tbe abdomen, tatal. United States Commissioner Smith was here, for the purpose of “enthusing” the kept busy yesterday Issuing warrants for people and calling together a crowd to the arrest of peraons for • assaulting assist in raising a Cleveland and Hen­ Deputy United States Mandiata and at­ tempting illegal vo'.aiig at yesterday's elec­ dricks pole. The nationals or fusion tion. Over fifty have been arrested and candidates were not nienitioned by the about one hundred mid fifty warrants re­ speaker. A few weeks ago, the demo-main ------- to be served. WEST VIRGINIA. ’heeling. W. Va.. Oct 15.—The . . crats, .without solicitation on the partv^., elec­ of the greenbackers—and there are a , tion was for Governor and a full ikt few greenbackers left here-raised a <>f state officer and memben of the I^cgteButler and West pole here. This is the lature. Qpestions of taxation by tlie domk ooly instance that the democrats have ■ >«nt I»«rty ruul the c^uiwe of the Supreme J (ourtln the Intelligencer contempt case rendered any service to our party or are the chief State iwnca. , shown any devotion to our cause. It is The Democratic majority in 1882 Fbllowing is tbe ticket an undisguised fact that we have to en­ was 3,211. elected: Governor, E. Willis Wilson; counter man}' difficulties, especially Auditor. Patrick F. Duffey; Treasurer. W. since fusion with the democratic party. T. Thompson; I Attorney-General, Alfred The democrats want our votee, but they Caldwell: Superintendent of Schools, B. & Morgun: Judges of the Supreme Court, A. care naught for us in other respects. C. Snyder and Samuel Woods. The result They try to make use of us here in in the Congressionid Districts is, probably the same as Ip 1882. Nashville in their efforts to outdo in Wheeling, W. Va., Oct 20.—Saturday . numbers the gatherings of republicans. evening the official returns from all the We know of no .reason why a few half­ counties in the State were received with breeds, who are -for spoils and office, the cxoe]*tion of one or two from which re­ liable, though unofficial news, lias been re­ should undertake to sell out body and ceived. The fuilowiug are the majorities soul honest national greenbackers who for Wilson. Governor, lu each Congressional teed with them. Their veil of mock District: First District, 898; Second. 910; atarity some greenback era are anxiously Third, 2.357; Fourth, 1.225. ThL- gives the State to the Democracy by 5,298 majority. waiting to see drawn aside, that the This is a gain of 2,100 votee over tbe fusion cunning catch-aa-can faces may be ex- of the Greenbackm and Republicans. Gentlemen of official spoils faith, of Hastings, especially, you should remem­ ber that Castleton was heard from two nd four years ago, and that now your manoeuvera, even though adorit and cunning, are known. At the ides of November you will realize that you are tbe idiots, and we not the fools you take us to be. “Something will drop,” and though it will be beyond your compre­ hension, I trust it will cause you to realhe that ft it is better to be honestand " • ■ i. You have built on sand, and it is yowhoime gradiiMlly rtskin*. day by day. a CKKKMIACKBL Dks Moran*. Is., Oct 30.—The Swan and Busier Land-and Cattie Company lias been organized in Warren County, of which A. H. Swan, a large Colorado cattle­ man, is ITesidoit; George M. Bonier, Vice-President and John H. Boeder. Treasurer. The capital is $300,000, of which >150,000 ta already paid. The prop­ erty Just purchaned by die company constate of 1,971 h' acres of land, valued at >80,000; eattte valued at >84,000; hones, >1,700; hogs, >14100: farming iinjdementH. $3,000; grain and hay, $5,000. To this is added 1150.000 cash. This fine property wilt be de­ voted ostensibly to tbe breeding of fine cat­ tie, and is about twenty miles from this East Ta war, Mich.. Oct. ‘JO.—Forest A TKI KU11AM published in various fires broke out yesterday back of Tawu yafent of date 21st says: . City and to tlie north of this place st the IMy before yesterday Geu. Benjamin head of Towns hike. The fire k rapidly F. Butler told an intimate friend that juld be elected beyond any of doubt, and elected, too, Ontario i Western Railway executed a wmRBAffl&pmffiior OTHER CABLR/ CHRONICLES. Qchenstown. Oct 18.—The Onion Line steamer Nevada arrived off here yesterday luondng. Her Captain reports that the ves­ sel has been on fire since Wednesday, and that the jstesengera have been in a state of semi-panic ever since the flames first ap­ peared. Instead of proceeding to Liverpool the Nevada luw entered tlie harbor. It i< supposed tlie fur was caused by spontaueous Combustion. • When tbe fire was dis­ covered the Captain and other officers went below and found some cotton and hops burning. They returned on deck nearly smothered. Water was at once poured upon the burning cargo, and the fire was gut un­ der control after some hours. Many pas­ sengers lent their* assistance. A quantity of the cargo wag thrown overboard. From Wednesday the Captain, oflicera, crew and passengers worked unceasingly. They were in a state of exhaustion when they ar­ rived at Queenstown, where a fresh crew was shipped to relieve tbe crew. The fire, while under control, still smolders in the cotton-hold. The Nevada landed seventtNin pus.Mnigers at Queenstown and proceeded to Liverpool Dublin, Oct 18.—Alexander M. Sul­ livan, the well-known Irish leader, and one of the founders of tlie home-rule move­ ment, died yesterday morning. Madrid, Oct 18.—The Cabinet council has decided to postpone giving assistance to the colonial treasury till the cortt* chaff ap­ prove the treaty ot commerce between America and the Spanish. Indians. The Spanish Government has tuMsepted an invitatiou to take part in tlie approaching con­ ference hi reinml to tho Congo. Madrid, Oct 18.—Minister Foster will sail for America shortly with the new Span­ iel East Indian commercial treaty, wlileh has been signed by Senor J. DeElduayen, Minister of Foreign Affairs. Minister Fos­ ter will return to Madrid to. negotiate u commercial treaty on tlie tenns which Spain has already accepted. London, Ort. 18.—Christine Nilsson will not go to America during this year. Madrid, Oct 16,—La Llbcrtnd states that United States Minister Foster, prior to signing the commercial treaty on the part of the United States, demanded that tlie re­ ciprocal advantage recorded In the treaty should be confined, solely to Spain and America. He claimed It would be im­ possible to conclude a convention between Cuba, Porto Rico and the United States upon the same conditions ns obtain in tlie general treaty, 'and, if forced to conciliate upon International requirements, negotia­ tions between the two countries would have to be continued. Paris, Oct 17.—A dispatch from Hanoi says that the Chinese army completely dtejxersed after its recent defeat The weather in Tonquin is coaler and favorable for mili­ tary oj»erations. The press continues to urge upon the Government the rein­ forcement of the army In Tonquin. London, Oct 17.—Special dispatches from Cairo assert that the Canadian boat­ men are unruly, and refuse to obey their officers. Cairo, Oct\17.—Provisions are extreme­ ly scarce throughout the whole country from Berber to Khartoum, and from the river Nile to the Red Sea HttoraL ’ London, Oct 17.—Australian ach'Jces state tiutt Hanlan will row Beach for the championship of tbe world on the first Saturday In May, 1885. He will also row Clifford for two hundred pounds sterling some time within tlie next six moutiis. Both races will occur on tlie Puramatta River. London, Oct 17.-^The last volume of Froude's Life of. Carlisle has been issued. In tho preface to this volume Froudo de­ fends the revelations of the. inner life of Carlyle contained therein, and says that reticence uwy/that subject would have Im­ plied tlint there was something to hide from the public. Kjikijis, Oct I".—Tlie vintage ot 1884 is the best in Franco since 1874. The present year’s wines will I be delicate and full of bloom. The excellent quality of the vill­ age gives a flattering prospect to the wine trade. Lo.nim.n, OcU'20.—Tlie Parte correspon­ dent of the Dally Telegraph. states posi­ tively, that the Court nt Pekin offered through the Washington Government to pay 5,000,000 francs to compensate tlie French for their lossi>s, not as owning to an error but In order to smqoth the way for a settle­ ment. The conespondent says that Ferry considered tie* offer too small America Is so sHtlsfied wfih China’s attitude, which she regards worthy defending, that jFrelinghuvsen declared his Inability to undenffiuid the relnctance of France to an amicable settle­ ment of the difficulties. A Standard Hong Kong disjaitch says that a loan of 83,000,000 lias boen obtained by the Chinese Goveruinen| from tlie Hong Kong-Shanghai Bank. The'ap;*eal to the people for tlie loon was a complete failure. Tito total tenders oidy a iiounted to 81,600,000 at par, and >500,00) at fonr per cent below. The bank refused tlie latter offer. It is believed Cfeina will lie in straits tor cash to continue the war arxl thkt her financial difficulty will lead to an earlier settlement of the trouble. The Times’ Pekin correspondent Is informed that ti*e French commanders, if ordered to march on Pekin, will ask for a complete corps d’amiee of 40,000 men of all branches of the service, two pontoon trains, 8,000 homes, twelve field guns, floating and shore hospitals for 8,000 men. and a num­ ber of light draft gun-boats. J Lomdos, Oct. 20.—The terrible ond uni­ versal-depression of trade threatoM to drive every other question Into the bw-kgronnd. Things have gone so farthat the newspapers have now sent special rorresjxjndenta to the distrcsaed towns In the north of England, and they fill their jotunals with talm of dreadful ■ destitution caused by the almost complete standstill of the shipbuild­ ing nt# trade. The Lne other trades ot thecmnitr) the country m making the muw , roopWoto. No. mine fat worked at full time. Whwit-growrn* declare that the crop does not pay for war to iwthiug at rent The teamere’.iants iw*ert that wtch pound' sold wholesale Iximp. a jiemiy Im than wu given at the China porta . Berlin, Oct. so.—Wilhelm J., Duke of Brunswick, died yesterday morntag. and approved. Following accounts were presented: •pinery aiip*-«rs to exist for tbe parp»Mm of destroying the property of tlie Louisville, Henry Booram, police work.......................... to M New Albany Jk ChteaR Railway Compw.ydndn'pf’i* The tiiird ^««su;er evre* which has been “ “ ............... 1» wrecked and consumd wltldn a year met Ben Couuit. its fate Saturday netr Groencustle, forty that the accounta l»e miles west of here, au pper> switch threw allowed and un order drawn on the re­ tta entire train down an embankment, so spective funds. Carried by all ayes. steep that the ears rolled twice over. In On motion coancil adjourned. JOHN WEIBiiERT, Recorder. an instant the baggige car caught <re . from- au overturned stove. Th® fiamoi spread • rapidly from car to sion Saturday evening. Fun car, and the whole train, including tire iooo- board present. motive, were burned. An IndeHcribable Account of E. Pierce of 75 was pre­ scene of terror and confusion prevailed, al­ sented. By Aid. Black, that the account be though providentially no livre were loiR allowed. Carried by all ayes. On motion council adjourned. All. however, were l*rui*d and cut in the JOHN WKIBBERT. Recorder.. aplinlerud wreck. The losH to the company Is over <75.000; Council met in special session Mon­ Cully hwured. Another attempt wa*. made day evening, Oct BL Full board pres­ Saturday night to wreck a train on the same ent except Aid. Tinkler. The following proposition was hand­ road near New Albany. ed in: ALiLuiv, X. Y., Oct. 90.—A deliberate To the Mayor and Common Council of attempt wks made to wreck a train loaded the City of Hustings: with passengers on the Boston & Albany Gentlemen:—In addition to the/orm­ Kailroad at Nigger Hollow cnxxhig. twelve miles from here, Friday night Tile train er proposition made by us for the con­ struction of water wortes for your dty, was nmning at a high rate of speed, mm! struck an obstruction on the track, rhe we offer to furnish either the M. Walk­ wreckers luui placed a pile of rails er or . duplex pumps, as descritied in and sleepers on the traek and care­ vour printed specifications, giving you fully wfedgwl them ta podtlon. A the choice of pumps (Walker or duplex) man living near by discovered the ob­ which ever pumps you select the price struction and tried to stop the train by tying for the water works to be the same as a red handkerchief over nls lantern, but tho in former proposition—nineteen thous­ lantern went out, and be-tried In vain to and and six hundred dollars (•1,1)00.00) afert tho disaster by shouting. The .loco­ complete. . motive turned completely over. The ex­ THE MICHIGAN P1PK OO.. per M. V. ttaleno. ' press ear Jumped over It, and the Imgguge Hartings. Oct. 50. *M. mid smoking cars were piled on top. The W hereas under a mis-apprehension sleeper remained on the track. Engineer of the law a resolution was passed bv Davis was found under the wreck, hiribly scalded, and died at 5:80 a. ul Fire­ this council on the 7th instant, provid­ man Stickney's recovery Is doubtful. ing for the election at the next general Conductor C. II. Gould had a leg in­ election to be held in this city of a jured. Baggsgenmster George Fairbanks memlxTof the board of education of had s foot badly scalded. William Fair­ said city, in and for the 1st ward there­ hanks, a brakeman, had his knee hurt. of, in the place and stead of Edward A. Tvpklo, Miss., Oct. 90.—One of the mod Eider, removed. Therefore be it terrible wrecks tiiat ever occorrevl on tbe fienolved. That said resolution so far Mobile & Ohio Hallway happened a few as it pertains to such' election of such miles north of this place Frulav night member of the board of education lie Every coach of the passenger train due hero and the same is hereby rescinded. < at 1:30 a. m. was thrown from tlie track add By Aid. Black. That resolution lie tMully damaged. The rails had been taken adopted. Carried by all ayes. up by unknown penwns with a view of ReMlred. That a duplex pump of a wrecking the train. Tliere were about fif­ kind and pattern embraced by the spec­ teen passengers on the Urdu, all of whom ifications heretofore recommended by were more or less injured, but none killed. the report of the committee on fire protection adopted by this council, tie employed in the construction of water Leavenworth, Kas.. Oct 20.—Rickard works machinery, provided water J. Waddy, an Iron-molder about fifty yean works shall be constructed. old. shot his wife and Mina Logue'at hb By Aid. Rogle, that the resolution.be boarding-bouse, and then shot himself adopted. Carried by all ayes. Resolved, That the contract for con­ through the head, dying instantly. Both women will probably die, Mrs. Waddy structing water works in the city of Hastings in substance, according to the being shot through the lungs him! specifications recommended by the Miss Logue receiving two wounds, committee on lire protection and‘adopt­ oix3 in the breast and the other in the back. Mrs. Waddy was ed by this, council be awarded to the from Troy, N. Y. She had been married Michigan Pipe Co., provided the details since last March, but left her husband on and the manner of the payment there­ discovering that ho hat! anothet wife at Al­ for can be agreed upon between said bany. N. Y. M'** Logue had also been Michigan Pipe Cp. and the common iiuuricd, but bad separated from her hus­ councu, and the committee on fire pro­ band. The affair grew out of domestic tection is hereby directed to present to Infelicity. Waddy had two pistols and a' the council for acceptance or rejection long and very sharp knife. He left a letter a draft of a proposed contract for the to tbe coroner showing that the crime was construction of said water works and premeditated and airefully carried out. for the payment thereof. By Aid. Hogle, that resolution be adopted. Carried by ayes and nays as New York, Oct 20. —The Bennett- follows: Ayes—Aid. Hogle, Jones, Mackay ocean cable wu lauded at Manhat­ Parker, Stebbins and Wood. Nara- Aid. Black and Beamer. tan beach Saturday aftemoou. A tug left On motion council adjourned. the Faraday about seven o’clock In the JOHN WEJSSERT. IteMnter. fnorning with two miles of cable coiled on ADVERTISED LETTERS. her deck. One end was buoyed about one letters addreued to tbe following person* r» and three-quarter mllea from shore, and the tug then proceeded to shore with Miaugan, ucu 3>, ism : ..Fr>n*t ,lt**fr- w. M. BakerJtugeneCramturd, the other end. About twelve o’clock she G< ‘«jeCdlehrt»t.Mra. H. g.HSlnga. Mrs. E got within one hundred and fifty yards of Drop tatters.-Terry Corragon. the breakers, ana a hempen rope was at­ < Brown. Henry Dickerson, t'red tached to the cable, the other end rtf the .IJucknily, Mary Ann Green. S. g. Tnrner. H. rope being ashore. 'Hie cable was then Patterson. hauled In to tlie beach. At night the Fara­ day rannccted the cable on board with the aliore line, and steamed out to sea to com­ plete the cable by splicing the shore section to the main portion, the end of wlileh is buoyed eighty-five miles out 1 can recoininend Ely’s Cream Balm to relieve Sold on u positive guarantee. Price 80c. and >1. all itersons suffering from Rom- Cold and Hay rn-rl Hotehkkniar;inte.-s positive relief for Fever. I have been a great sufferer from these comnlalnta and have m»ed It. I have recom­ mended It to many of my friends for Catarrh, and In all cases where they have iiwd the Balm freely they have, licen cured. T,.Kenny, dry goods niereiiant, Ithaca. N. Y. ■ MARRIID Constantine has a thriving manufactory of orick and tile. HoI*> Barry Co., Get w^byfwe William Ask Frederick Hotchkiss about Acker's Blood hlixir, the only preparation iniaranU-cd u> , xiuh, oi nope. cleanse the blood and remove an chronle dlsFlint’s new freight depot will be finished In binder win rvce’ve reward about a month. A pure and reliable medicine.-A compound Binger Mtg. Co.’s office. Hastings. of the blood, liver and kidney. u>**»es Corunna’s coal mines arc open again. Mr. Gough on Silk Hate. / “Lt would be no violation o( the eommami,mrln^2!k‘dJol,n^.o<^h“*f • iiBi, ior n is not "wnaip pR/r ■flEAl ln>n DOES WOT CONTAIN’ AOONU. rn BtanoiHN* MSB MEVKK MO Cob Brrt JoM THE TE»T OF THE OVE*. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.; r.ii" Dr. Price’s Special Flmriiu EHracts, Or. PriM't Lapulin Yuit Gamt FOR SALE BY GROCERS. CHICAGO. ST. LO CL LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD H MM C aoma Ilka our grandmother's delicious bread. CROCER8 SELL THEM. Mt»U9 ar TH* Price Baking Powder Co., Brant Dr. PrtaiWp! HirttitxErria. Un St. Loui:.M< x Chlca<o. HI. ni qu GEO. H. HEATH r PHOTOGRAPHER. BE" Watch thin space neat week! T e A p U d c W. H. POWERS. P. M. l t 1 Michigan Central - .. j The .Niagara, Falls Route. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION Taking effoct May IWb, 1»M. BASTWABD. < station e. Wheat, white, new Wheal, red, bow.... Corn............................ Onto, old ■MM ............. .......... tarasa*:- made In the likeness of anything In heaven, or °n earth, or in the waters which are under the Bool, dreued earth■ L Besides It heats the head and catues the halFto fall off. Parker.s Hair Balsam will Batter 1 u.r. . . US W.» Ml MT UJiO 7.YT mrtoee। s. k hJr dr~,"« Aw>m,WM...... •.ST J six of Michigan’ii bankers own skating rinks. Dry Baited Bides D me, bbl fte. general debl constitution, headache, or Plaster, ton hoM. vr.m I.M 6.M I 11JT STATIONS. Mall. KS&. Raton Rapid* . HAO J& n aSSE-i-SSsSie MX* IT'CL 1 piS. 9.15 3.45 i 8SS5 Morgan ml SSL;.:::: Frederick Hotchkio wtahm it pl^I*Sl££3,“D* ftkr Indlr-etam e al ways relieve headache. Edmore had four death* from from diphtheria ln Ednwre ■ 12.43 1.57 "07 3.15 «.IO 5.15 Beed City now baa Hirer roller skating rinks. n for Ho north, ar lor Big Ri Theron P. KeiUor, Editor of Ft. Wajw, mittr^SfoLer tSnl ‘ severe characterwell a e THE TEST: . - -T-J LIO 1 H.43 Mi >*-ST ......... MS MT RS IMS •JO ’«•» . 1M5 I It JO Tan or- W®3 :hr» beswfrn ay trains. ids with Chiamd. XuDira. I with GranJ olds. Travofte MPadacKsr except Ban it. Ha»iing«. C.T‘ will lecture to 'ssrswsu ■ning. November V �The Hasting Banner. The Democrat of thi, week ?T. effect: "You neughtr. cute, , with a coat of patent yo« re very emert. Your vulpDity and blasphemy Money .night showed good breeding, and ItV ell right to throw stones at republican torch-bearers.” Wonder hgw the dernogreens will like it if they are served likewise at their next parade? ' within the last three months, or that a oofopanied by a deU^rtL otUBy 00ror W aamewoke the delegation of thirty. They were printed as above, by direc­ , . " ■ __ - II* «4 ujt’i came onio tion of the foreman. Mr. P. A. Sheldon you pay an equal amount into tbe cam­ - ’lnt the attention of to workmen, who are introducing this new roofltag “'’**■ wiu> “u«*e a«l oonttoned took them from the office for dirtribu- paign fund for the prohibition party if "Very clnb hai(J new retidXe owermg. Iis'nmri?*0’ tion/but in a few moments returned you fail quarters, at the court house and engine .nearly completed, and In next week’, with them saying that "the committee Again you say, “Mr. Power? *»»* issue we win gtTe a description of it. ™n>. were filled with « impatient did not propose to circulate such bills," in consultation with Messers, i’hiio The M. 1. society will meet .at the nrowd, each anxious to secure a uni­ and called the foreman’s attention to Sheldon, Clement Smith, W. H. Power*, home ot Miss Stella Wheeler next form before the supply was exhausted. . rHMOKAL. Tuesday evening. Oct. 28th. The sub­ d^SSt’OfN“hVa^lo<>k in O“t Pro&ptly at 7 o’clock a procereion of the fact that they might mislead some. P.. T. Colgrove and perhaps others. At his order more Trills were printed, They met in Mr. Colgrove’s office, and pepublicah meetings. ject for the evening’s study will be J. G ' exactly 282 torches (no gainsaying these aiy yesterday. \ headed “Republican Meeting," apd the also at republican headquarters in the ;» R. COOK. Holland, his life and works. Thou to Oguras for they are of democratic birth) first lot left in this office. One of our partoffice." I will give an equal amount returne"fhm> whom special work has W been asformed in line, headed by the Hastings i ork state. Friday. employees not noticing the difference, as an absolute free gift to you if a single f SMITH. signesl will please come with a short comet band, moved up State street! At George Nichols spent Sunday and gave a few of them to Mr. L. C. Wel­ person can be procured * ho will make selection to reader recite. Observe the the front of the line was carried a large Monday at his home here. ton, who circulated a few befoTe notic­ oath that I conversed with any of the change of night. lithographed picture of the next presi­ The Misses Annaand Kittie Holbrook dent, James G. Blaine. From state ing anything wrong about them. But above named gentlemen, on tbe day jame* clarke. Our thanks are hereby tendered to | the fact that after the address of Mr. named, except Mr. Colgrove, with whom returned from Muskegon Friday. .i t-v i FrhUv rve.. Ort. 34. the company turned Auto Broadway Boynton, (who, by the way, asserts I had an interview concerning looking U.’5e-\>’ '• i -(u!Urm»re. Saturday eve..aa. Mr. Charles Dion, of Happy George’s Miss Grace Greenfield returned last and thence up Green street. Returning, ti.i'derh*'11 } l',. ,n Mi.mlay, OCL2T. . establishment, for a box ot splendid that he is still a greenbacker, and that up some evidence in a case. ' rir ’ < •■•i,,'r- Wednesday, Ort. 29. the same route was taken until Main week.from a protracted stay in Toledo. • ream candies. Mr. IHon understands tbe party has left him and sold out to I make the same offer with reference ”■ Miss Lydia Lake, of Vermontville, is street was reached. At Bowne’s corner the democrats) many grasped his Ji and to my meeting, or being in company making them to perfection, and sells Inins "^‘’.M'lHuJay eve.. Nov. 1 the lines were reinforced by a delega­ them at prices far below Grand Rapids spending the week among friends in and told him that they “came ’to the with any iwo of those gentlemen in any Villar “*1 r,‘ — tion of thirty from Middleville, who or Detriot, while the quality of the this city. meeting greenbackers, but returned re­ office or other place within the last 1[Kj", s HECOX. had arrived on the 7:11 train. The pro> n.UV *■>••.. Ort. S4publicans," is what set the । fusionists three months. goods cannot be excelled. When you Miss Eva Nevins has been granted a t irov,-.'Saturday eve.. M cesaion proceeded down Main to Jeffer­ wild. Let 'em howl; good exercise for Every fact stated in your article is a wwj’ *.* s ;■ < irlton. Monday.’kt »T. want anything in the confectionery line. short rest, after the arduous duties of S’ 'i* r . , m-lav. Oei. W. son, and making a circle ot the lower their lungs. ■ , pure fabrication, except the single Mr. Dion will furnish what yoii want the past week. • .o»rtt» town line) "ed­ part of the city, embracing the businres rto»» •’*. statement that 1 was in the city of T^ ik visit of the Freeport band to our Miss ^nna Nevins is again able to l>e blocks, came back to Main street. In as to the prosecuting^ attobnr*1’!!;., t it Rutland, Thurday. Ort. »• Hastings on the day mentioned. ’ ‘^^Fn.’1 A city last Monday evening was indeed a at her post in tlie postoffice, after a marching up this street the companies i u- .fc.„ , .. Saturday, Nov. 1. The article announcing myself a pro­ executed some very line ev<4uttons, such I JL"’h‘U the "“h“rof the O,H surprise to those having charge of the week's sickneis. I, r.nur.-Monday. Nov. X hibitionist had been offered .to the Ban­ as fencing, counter marching etc ! candidates with reference to meeting. Their presence among us Mrs. Whipple and daughter, of Reed ;■ r COUIEOVE. • PHIL the articlein ner for publication and refused prior added greatly to tlie enjoymtmt of the City, are spending a few days in the which incited the applamg/of thou^J JT^ahbnt fed । . Tne»day, Ort. •• •jfcCUOw H. » amts of spectators. T^e “r£s "V to ita being sent to you. The Nashville large crowd present. The people;of city with relatives and friends’ Vaake* !*rr’5',"?:i 'b . Munday. Nov. 3. News also refused to publish it. Dow filled with a solid mass of humanity reply’ ,f th.e«utor ot W* Of Freeport may rest assured that when that look like a republican scheme? Mr. L. E. Mudge is one of a party of til AND 1‘ T. COLGROVE. . —~wa .. e-uvj u! jnakini? it almratt r riv«*ny satisfaction from a weak BtC1.EME Hastings has an opportunity to return »even from Nashville and Woodland,! ""J**?bIe.J"r'Lh® ! tempt at lielittleing the writer-he w llutw, IlnirMlay. (X’t. ®. A? to whether Mr. Colgrove or Mr. the compliment, our delegation will lx* now in the north w.xxls hunting. , move^rats Atoon^ Z ,r welcome *° “■ tho'«l‘ «’e M «■» Holbrook shall be elected prosecuting Mr. anti Mrs. J. T. Lombard returned | nrot features of the denXtwton I “y °“r h“ring U’Wani hinl per‘ attorney is a matter of supreme indiff­ there in full force to repay them for their kindness. erence to me. Now. Mr. Editor. I have llkk^ ast week from an extended western] were the transparencies and mottos ■ Sn”^y,and ^hrou’rh the never 1 irirMi*). Oct. 3Q. no doubt your article was based npon The Stewart Willierforce Grand Con­ trip, and report an enjoyable time. . which were scattered through thorankm I ,uch cond,,rt *o*“nl “»■ information received from other parties, '1i. \,,a‘ j ' ' cert Co., of WQberforce university, E. P. Brown, who has been under the The moving panorama was. greeted ! ±.e.re«arde,11contemporary as a who have imposed upon you, and Orite* r- '’onwjwv. a. Ohio, is to give one of their truly first- weather for tho past month, is on the I with prolonged cheering and smiling gentle,nan ’,ni1 him as such. If placed you and your paper in a false no\- f S l.u n AND JAMES CLARKE. class concerts at Union Hall in this ' .. . . m.t 1^9 *8 Rain, but Ed’s step is a tittle feeble yet' fa<*es. Before one could turn from the he wishea to pose in any other light it position, before the public, and you will' city, on Monday evening next This is his privilege. Harry Russell, who has been sick for I Mfelike representation of "Widow" doubtless appreciate this opportunity of LACEY. company has the endorsement of lead­ As to Franklin T. (Campbell, the man the past week, with a mild form ofp,ntler ani1 her petticoat, along would pitying yourself right before the people, ing clergymen and college professors in diphtheria, is slowly improv ing and able j cou“*in blazing letters the title of a who has done most to stir up the "un­ and cal^ upon your informer to produce : this country. Our people should avail pleasantness,” we retract nothing. His to sit up. ■. familiar song: "O. “C. where is L my ^.3 wanhis proofs or frankly acnowledge his ’ themselves of this opportunity of at­ I dering boy to-night."—Grover; only to incompetence is known to those who falsehoods. I tending a first-class concert, such as I Jas. Clarke has returned to this city,, Iw followed up by "Freeport on deck." ** know what the qualifications of a jus­ Very rrapeetfnlly.. after a two weeks’ stay in Jackson and I tice are. His part in this matter has ; seldom visit our city. WALTER H. POWERS. t - REV MIL BARNABY. Branch counties, Where he has lieen i "Hold up your little pocketknife, Mr. been as contemptible as himself/ During the procession Monday eve­ • Hx-Mlngs, Mich.. Oct 21«t. I»l. Pennington," reminded all of the posi ­ WthxllMHi. Mitn'Ll? Nov. X speaking. Wlth-regard to the law quoted from EDITOR BANNER: ning. some low-liVed, mean contempti­ tion taken by that gentleman on the ■ Tiffany, the legal fraternity and the ed­ Please inform the readers of the Ban. Ml>. JI. ADELLE HAZLETT. Portmaster Powers is trying to avoid ble pup. prevailed- upon a little boy tariff question. “Have you heard from j Vniur. H;*l. lin-tiiun. Monday. Nov. X itor of the Democrat may still wrangle nkr to whom you refer to in your arti­ standing near to throw a stone into tlie being on the sick list, but for the past Ohio?” was a question which was an- j if they will. That law is held as in cle in your paper of Oct. 15th, where week he has laxm considerably under ranks. The misale struck Mr. Worthy swered by all in the affirmative, and all j Kememi i::; the concert Monday force in the cities of Detroit and Grand you say: “In this county, d woman who " Mead, of Rutland, in the ear, cutting a the weather. satisfied with the verdict—even the ning. . ’. ' Rapids and other places. If our con­ ought to be in better business, and who Itev. Hunsberger will exchange pul­ democrats. But the blasted bird was ( bad gash, and causing blood to flow lntemporary doesn't like it. let him fix it ,could find plenty of it at home, goes -EAMiNEn wood for sale cheap. quite freely. If the law was enforced on pits with Rev. J. W. Miller of the Sec­ what lothered the boys. , For there it , to suit himself. quire of A. R- McOmber. about retailing the lie that the saloons one or two of these hoodlum^ such oc­ ond street M. E, church, Grand Rapids, was, holding in its Udons, two of tbe The question of Mr. Shrope' being of this dty have raised money to push see Alien McOmber’s ad. on another dead issues of the Ohio campaign—for (suggested by the editor of the. Demo­ currences would be less frequent This Sunday next. Mr. Colgrove’s canvass." page. He has pwthing of interest. matter is now being sifted to the bot­ T. D. Marsh, a former pastor of the we know that "Pennington Hurd some- (crat as complaining witness must be My reasons for asking is this: Bro. Remember that old gold and silver tom and seme one will be made to suf­ l>resbyterian church, is making a -short thing drop at Toledo.” "Protect Amer- , settled by the latter and Mr. Colgrove. Colgrove told me on Fridry last that are as good as cash at A. R. McOmber’s. fer for the outrage. , visit in the city, in the interest of the ican Labor” Is one of the cardinal prinThe purposes of our reply to the arti­ Mrs. Bailey was going around the coun­ ciplesoftho republican policy. "Buy cle were two: to show that Mr. Col­ Dk. Lathrop lost an umbrella mark­ Another rousing meeting was held Presbyterian book concern. ty saying that i" prosecuting attorney your clothing of It. K. Grant” was the grove acted in good faith, and to state ed co inside."Dr. L." Finder please Tuesday evening at Middleville.£and Mr. Dan. Reynolds left Friday last ' in Cincinnati had been tarred and feath­ banner that took the cake. It's a cold that if his opponent wanted personal­ despite the fact that rain came down In fora month’s visit at Belmont, N. Y. ered for not doing his duty, and that return. day when Kirk gets left, in the way of ities he could have his fill. As to ' our prosecuting attorney ought to be The W. C. T. I'm will meet with Mrs.. torrents, the hall was crowded to listen It is rumored that Dan has gone there advertising. whether We succeeded, we also let the' served in the same way. Now I have L.K. Powers, an Jefferson street next. to the able speech of Moody Boynton. in the interest of Grover ('leveland. Arrangements having been made for people of Barry county judge. listened to four or five of Mrs. Bailey’s His manner of treating the tariff quesMr. Chas. Baldwin has returned to Tuesday afternoon. the speaking to take place in the court At the request of both candidates we bpeeches, and all I ever heard her say [ tion, and the illustrations that he m^le, his home in this city, after a very suc­ The Freeport Herald is now printed yard, the procession filed in and encir ­ have dropped all personalities. We about the prosecuting attorney of Barl were convincing arguments in favor of cessful season as pitcher of the Milwauentirely at home, with Messrs. Peckham cled the three thousand people in wait­ have received a number of letters for‘ ry, is as follows: "1 read of a prosecut­ , protection. It was whispered about, base ball club. He has l»een re­ A Godfrey proprietors. We wish the ing. After each of the liands had publication reflecting upon Mr. Col­ ing attorney in Iowa that the people after the meeting, that the janitor of tained by that organization for another publishers success. played a selection, the speaker, Hon. grove’s opponent, and in every case they’ threatened to ta?>nd feather for not thj) hall swept up nearly a half bushel year at an increased salary. 7 doing his duty.” And she said, “1 bear Moody Boynton, of Massachusetts, was found their way to the waste-basket., The ladies' society of the Presbyter­' of scales, which had fallen from the Mr. C. H. Van Arman started on Sat­ introduced, who held the audience spell The same request was made by these ' they are going to feather the nest of our ian church will lit entertained by Mrs.■ eyes of greenbackers and democrats urday last, for Topeka. Kansas, where bound for nearly three hours, by his candidates of all the city papers, and1 prosecutor this fait” Now this is all I Ketfirid, Hotchkiss and Ix-Itoy, onFri-‘ j during the meeting. he is to be married t<xlay to Miss Clara eloquence all gave the same promise. Yet we and dear arguments. 5 have heard Mrs. Bailey say in regard to day aft.■rniK.n of this week, at the Epis-1 fe to be a pole raising at LaLangmaid. lately of this city. Mr. and ‘Every statement made by him was notice in the latest Democrat a com­ ' prosecuting attorney, nothing very bad, copal society raotnF, Everybody invit-' eey. next Tuesday - ■ afternoim at2 o’clock, Mrs. VanArman expects to reach home forced home with all the power and munication from Nashville charging to say the least. And for one 1 despise «L iat which the Hon. E. S.Xtaeey.of Char­ on or before Nbvember 1st. The Ban­ energy of his being, while at the same Mr. Colgrove with neglect of duty.* this mud slinging as much as anyone. Wei>m>day of taspwwk Dr. Lowry. ]lotte, will deliver a ringing speech upon ner extends congratulations to the time his neat sallies of wit, carried This may be in keeping with the agree­‘ . Again, in the Banner of same date conviction. He handles each party and ment but not as we understand it. We5 you (j”ote Frr.nL Hooker, Circuit Judge, nv.Lst il by Dr. Dr^ke. successfully per- |the political issues of the day. and in happy couple. formed an operation for cataract on the |the evening James Clarke of this city, Mr. George E. Bowers, our former its platform in a masterly manner, caa only say that the Nashville "Anon" as aceepung tine without imprisonment. eyes of Mrs. Geo. Deinund, of Wood­ will show the people of that vicinity h4sine*s associate, is a candidate for pointing out a flaw here, or a good whose drivel and dirt is published in 1 would refer you to page 3, journal D, land. Mrs. Demand had Ijeen blind for why they should cast their votes for ' the territorial council of l>akota. The measure there, making the whole sub­ our contemporary, is an anonymous C-Aunty Clerk records, where Judge three years and she can now fee clearly. Blaine and Logon, and perpetuate the I q‘htjn’hi, disirict is between the Mani- ject appear so simple, that any man liar. “Anon" is a coward, as well as a Honker sentenced Andrea- Boll to W.OO prindples of the republican party. | rlilrwul the elevator companiwi though a fool, might take heed thereby. falsifier, and his per versions ought not fine and costa and five days in jail for Wo.xdh: if the lusionists ofinis city Music by the Hastings band, and a ( mjni0ns and the farmers, It was without doubt tlie finest speech to have seen light through the Demo­ selling liquor on Sunday. . doni feei a trille ashamed of their row­ Your# for the rWiit. .' grand torchlight procession in the eve-1 Mr |!(jKen, ls thp fan*,r candidate of the season, and the republicans arc crat. T. PHiLun. dyism Mon*!a\ night? It was in strike i jubilant over its effect upon the opposi­ ning. Let everyone turn out and give wo ^^t to hear of Ms election, Our correspondent has rightly guesswl OUR article of last week, headed inp ix'ntrast to the courteous treatment the speakers a good reception. Fxch!ulges published st Traverae tion. pickpockets, has called forth many sim­ as to the party named. We had what they received from the republicans on AT BAWtoD ciL add ueinity speak very highly of Fully one hundred persons who were ilar reports of lasses from our towns­ we deemed good authority for the state­ the occasion of their torchlight proces­ and evening, the republicans h$ld a I। John AV Carter’ll work in that section. on hand to partake in the demonstra­ men, who were on the same train. ment as to her remarks about our pros, aw sion the week previous. • ’ “ tlc I Lrt Saturday evening a rousing meet tion were unaided to get a suit or even large and enthusiastic meeting. In the ’ For the benefit of the unlucky, we ecutor.» We shall be more than pleased The M. K. social will be entertained afternoon James larke and 1 hilip T • <w at rrravenje city, which a torch, thereby curtailing the length refer them to Grand Rapids papers, to know that our informant was mis­ of the prooesdon very materially* by the Mesdamra Mixer. Lampman, Colgrove discussedri the tho issues IfMtics ot of the the day day wm 1DK addressed .. , by ..... the uRnvn which contain descriptions of valuable taken. We have no wish to deal unjust­ above named owned Bresse. Mate, Woodruff, Turner and in a fair and satisfactory manner, to a One feature of the evening's proceed­ paper? found in pocket books, that have ly with any person, nor will we with gentleman. John sort of gets tbe boys Runyan, at the residence of the first delighted audience, in the evening the ton pocket, when he springe hie elo­ ings, and one noticed by everybody, was been picked up around the city. silence hear any friend like Mr. Colgrove named in the second ward on Wednes­ Hastings band and a procession of quence and unanswerable argument, the hoodlum element, which was out in wantonly slandered, and held up as a full force; and we think we will strike After an absence of one year ad- whiskey day afternoon and evening of next plumed knights paraded the principal man, when we know there is upon them. very near the truth when we state that, vancing myself in music, I have re.not a more thorough temperance man week. Come one and all. street. After the parade about 800 We are very sorry to hear that Mr. in a large majority of cases, the disturb­ turned home to give lesson>4f> those In Barry county. Fair play is all we gathered to listen to Clement Smith and L. C. Welton’s oldest son had a cir­ Walter Howell, the efficient leader of ance was caused by members of the who desire. Feeling fully prepared to ask in this campaign, and with that the cus air to himself Tuesday afternoon J. L. McPeek, who entertained them the Hartings Cornet Band, has severed opportllra party. Lut week when the give satisfaction, .1 earnestly solicit result will be satisfactory whatever it with ’ good sound logic on tariff and “ i. Xctlon with that body, hl« eonon Main st. He was riding his father’s Hulonlrt. held their meetipg, while the your patronage. For terms and partic­ may be. We intended no injury to the horse, when the animal commenced to other Important issues. This gives th tract having expired. Under his lead procession wm on parade.fno yelling or ulars call at my home on North Broad­ ladv mentioned in our last, nor did w« kick, landing his rider in a good sized republicans another shove in the south ershlp, our land has improved wondwjeering «• Indulged In by republicans, way any forenoon, or of Glenn Green­ intend to have a friend slandered, as we ,X and to his effort, that organisemud puddle and somewhat soiling his part of the county. .uch u wm heard on our street, lart field at R. Mudge's clothing store. believed Mr. Colgrove had been by the clothes. No other damage done. the prraent standard1 oCexo£ nlxht, during the hour of marching. If Fob three evenings of the past week Your# respectfully. lady. If we were misinformed we gladly GRACE O. GREENFIELD. lenoe to which they have attained. As our city fathers have wfeetled with Uie VM leader, of the opposition wish to retract the statement. Life is too short Mr. H. E. Gembkrling, formerly much discussed question ot water and too sacred to do injustice to any take stock in that kind, of political cap ­ editor of the Albion Recorder, but later OOMMUMXCATIOM FROM Aimort one. We had no idea of doing so. ital and to countenance .uch acta, ot the editorial staff of the Buffalo works or no water works. they may, but than be «»u«d that EDITOR BANNER As our columna are crowded we can­ • >' Evening Telegram, died at Chicago a every proposition that the mind £ A copy of foUowln* article ha# been #enl not fully reply to Mr. Phillips* commun­ mortal man could frame, has been sub ­ the effect, of .uch outrages will be felt few days since, while en route for Col­ U> the lurry County Democrat and tbe Home ication now. Next week we shall have at the poll. Nov. 4th. Taking It upon mitted to them but without avail, orado for the benefit of his health. Mr. Journal ** *n answer to tbe editorial which apsomething more to say. especially about last on Monday evening after becom­ Gemberling was only 35 years of age. the whole, Monday ZtlonfM exceeded anything ot the -ue the Andrew Bell case. ing lull to overflowing with enthusiasm X^med that they had. ] The society connected with Emanuel kind preeented other prUeH. l b. «r-uy presented by parties. from watching the torchlight profu­ Card of Thanks.—We wish to re­ chiirch will lie entertained on Thurs­ sion. they passed the following prot«l It doesn’t take much to make a fus-1 turn onr sincere thanks to cor many day afternoon of next week, by Mrs. H. tlon: "That the works be put In by friends and neighbor* who kindly aided EDITOR DEMOCRAT: ■AlGoodyear and the ladies associated torchlight procesaione shone ionlrt red hot. since the Ohio private company and the dW bin r™I ^^>0. * in last «»«-» r paper y Your editorial week's Kin all the *ith her, at the society rooms in Rowself to rent x> “W hydrants, so will never be forgotten by your friends .rts block. Supper served from half had a rousing meeting in statements that ere not true that I r» Mid well wisher*. thirty in number PW’X whilerepllblic*,n ’ P*t five until seven. All are cordially IT evening. Even our pec truUy art space in your paper or a WM. AND MARY POLAND. ncr year, and each perwn mu m invittti to attend. £Ty a certain water tax “n0*“’of Ulis city Monday e « , Un>t u wU1 see that it is tor Card of Thanks.—1 wish toexpreas to ±Tb^. through X interest to puhli-h thi. rtide A New York Tribune: In Ohio, on the Si. way the dty share, none of the XVtoniountXXX’tto^ ■“’XT^ t^^^-llyrrs’ lUottb.Ban.ewUi be -t to th. Hlh inst., of Bright’s disease, the Clever reeponribility and arts merely as » P the Hartings City band for the gentie^Xr - There to already .owe dtaatland canvass. I • “ ofollne i were distributed in Home Journal and to the Banner. reading as follows we ! You say, "On Wednesday ot last week isfactlon i^”™ “. “Ld tot wme city treated as their leader. tomb* * mournful sound. .. uniformed torch with “2<^,X^erb<«.th.»ot the county: " »nDel« Haowk’1 cryyr. Walter S. Powers •• was in town inaugurated- It i» ^P0 to ’■mver. come *nd eee tbe ground HON.MOODY BOYNTON! of oTprindprt taxpayers ' and • • called npon Justice Campbell st who have ao kindly aided ua . w here you must ahortly Ue.” ’ arl Schurz Is requested not to send ^rve an Injunction upon the city to of our citisena w theta***"*- restrain the ooundl from doing “ Bulge Co. lh this city, 1» meeting diet. »»h excellent euocen to laterwtlng 01» farmer, in the matter of hedgee. It »“l I* indeed a good thing when nett > The «d -not yet. we prer Mu. Sawdy, who repreeenta the D»y- GHB® _____________ »>■* oflDBriT ’“"'"““SK-MII mm* - I W°°vmattackofnightmare. ~*ioogh m e'erJ " SMd he UNION HAUL. HAWING' _ _ The ole few bill. liKthe above that the repubUcan leader. - - -- I will give five hundred dollars to �RAILROADS AT WAR. MINOR NEWS ITEMS. Bair has started for Kentucky with Maod 8., in the hope of lowering her record tld* , New A (>uk, Oct 18.—T he war of railroad fall in a waruiJ:fllm:it»'. Cash purelmsfes of timber lands and im­ rates which the 1‘ennsylvapia Road precipi­ provements having depleted the company's tated by refusing to allow the Baltimore 4 surplus the Calumet «t Hecla dlrectora Ohio Road to run into New York over its voted at Boston Thursday to pass the divi­ tracks assumed serious proportions yester­ dend, causing some surprise. day when tlie West Shore Road, inspired, it Tbe Mexican Central itoad has earned . is supposed, by its new ally, the Baltimore 4 82,092,570 since January 1. Three young men were killed by a train Ohio, reduced its rates exactly one-half to Albany, Buffalo and local stations along its Wednesday evening at Elizabeth, N.J. Three additional counties ©f Ontario line. This at once brought down the price of tickets to Chicago to 815; to Buffala 84.65, adopted the Scott Temperance law Thurs­ and Albany, 81. To-day tickets to Buffalo, day. A. W. Bowman, a capitalist at San Fran­ Chicago, Detroit and local points along tlie lines of the West Shore, Erie and Central cisco and holder of many trusts, failed were selling at about half rates, with a Thursday, and refuses to make a statement The Esquimaux dogs of the Greely expe­ prospect of lower rates-to-day. At the chief wallers' office tickets were sold yesterday dition are included in the National Breed­ at 814 to Chicago, S3 to Buffalo and Si to ers’ Bench Show, which opened Thursday Albaijy. At tbe Pennsylvania offices the at Pldladelphtn. price for Chicago tickets was 829, but It was Rubel’s Rock, that famous obstruction iu freely predicted that as Erie was openly sell­ the Ohio River near Louisville, was sliaiing under the pool rates the Pennsylvania tered by blasts Thursday, operated by Gov­ Road would soon follow suit ernment employes. Buffalo, N. Y.. Oct 18.—Passenger Seventy acres of cedar timber have been agents here received orders yesterday to destroyed by fires in ‘ Big Egg Harbor make a rate of half the regular fare to all Swamp, N. J., and an extensive cranberry points iMtween here and New York, which bog Is threatened. places through fare at 84.65, with the round Gas exploded tn the Central I’acific mill trip at S9.25, limited to thirty days. Cus­ at Lawrence, Mass., Thursday, destroying tomers are not allowed to icas-e any local the naphtlia house, shattering its windows office. Ever}- road out of Buffalo has and fatally Injuring two men. lieen selling tickets to New Tne colored people of South Carolina, to York for five dollars for some time, except the Central, which made a the number of one thousand, are invited to 86-50 pite. The first-class rate to Chicago emigrate to a farm in California, their trans­ b now 89. “The quickest way to remedy portation to be paid and deducted from matters is to lyive some line make a rate of their wages. Tho failure of Campbell & Sons, the To­ 81 between New York and Buffalo, and that will bring the crisis; and the general ronto publishers, affects scores of houses in Another managei-s will then take hold and put a the trade throughout Canada. slop to the war,” said a local passenger large book store- and an extensive publish­ ing firm arc said to be tottering. agent Uttca, N. Y., Oct 18.—An enthusiastic The National Executive Committee of crowd welcomed General Butler on his ar­ the Master Plumbers’ Association, Andrew rival here yesterday. He addressed a Young, of Chicago, President, held secret meetings Thursday at St Louis, and refused crowded meeting at the ojiera house. In speaking of the present railroad troubles he to divulge tlie proceedings. said: The State Synod of Cumberland Presby­ "Tnis Went Shore Rond you have is a failed road: u rood in the hands of a Receiver: a terians of Illinois is in session at Irving, road In the oeurts of Justice, and yet tt la Montgcunery County. competing wttn another romi. Whoever The failure of Bamberger & Co., whole beard of »uoh a thing, and what does this sale clothiers at Cincinnati, is announced, west Shore performance moan? It mean* rtxnply that its managers are trying'- to force with 850,000 liabilities. tbe ftew York Central u> buy It hud then you W. L. Lind & Co, wholesale hats and will only have ao much more water to pay in- furs, al London, Ont, tiave failed for 850,­ tarest on." 000, wfth 830,000 assets. DEATH AT A WEAK BRIDGE. Upon judgments amounting to 820,000 the Sheriff Friday closed tho Canton (Ohio) Two People Killed and Many Wounded on Cutlery Company's words. tbe Cincinnati Eastern Road. Ristori’s manager has entered into a mnBatavia, O., Oct 18.—I-ast evening the tract for an American tour gt three montita middlejipttn of a bridge across the east fork with tlie Gymnase Company. of the rivtr, on the Cincinnati Eastern Mapleson has engaged Millie. Nevada for Narrow-gauge Railroad, gave way as the America at £300 a night The troupe salts Mancliester express was passing over for New York on tho 33d Inst Frank E. Bean, an ice-dealer in Rockland IL Tlie bridge Is fifty febt above water. The engine, baggage­ Count}-, N. Y., secured judgment for 875.000 car and first coach were huried to tho against the West Shore Road for breach ot water beneath, while tlie rear car remained contract on the sound portion of tbe bridge. Forty- * Sam Baldwin, a teamster,whoao wife and five persons were on the train at the time, family reside at Galesburg, I1L, was brutal­ and many made miriumlous.escapes, sev­ ly murdered near Leadville, and robbed of eral leaping to the stream below. The fol­ 91,100. Two men have been arrested, and lowing Is a list of the killed and wounded: lynchings ore Imiuine^. Stockholders of the Metropolitan Nattoal Killed—Englnuor Ed Wilbur, Fireman Hen­ ry Jonm. Bank at Naw York have been naked to per­ Wounded—Samuel Carr, will dlr: Dary Hicks, can not recover: Hen Moore. Thomas mit the concern to go into liquidation. The TayJor. John Nash. Mary Swullun, James Mc­ bank is sound, but tlie general feeling among financiers is tiuti it is losing money. Coy. Conductor Charles Durham. . A number of others received trifling Two months ago. in Franklin County, bruises. The engineer and fireman were Go., Leila Burgess and her father were jireboth killed instantly. The bridge was be­ paring for church; but tbe girl, taking a ing repaired, but was considered safe. Sev­ long time to arrange her bangs, Irritated eral heavily loaded freight trains had passed the old man, who attempted to chastise her, over it a short time before the accident when she took up an ax and split his skull Had tlie rear coach followed the first sec­ Friday she was sent to the penitentiary for tion the ln« of life would have been ap­ life. palling. Most of those injured were sec­ McGregor, la., had a 812,000 fire Saturday tion hands. nlghL . j The formers in the vicinity of Fargo, Mortuary Statistins iff the Army. D. T., are holding their grain, as only ■ ■ Wamunoton, Oct. 18.—The Surgeon­ fifty-five cents is offered for Na 1 han! General of tlie Army, In his annual report wheat Hay exporters in Canada have received says: Tlie total deaths for tlie year among . white troops was 350, or 13 per 1.000 of notice from the Secretary of State al Wash­ mean strength, an increase of two ington that 81,000,000 collected for duties will be refunded at an early date. per 1,000 over tlie rate for the The Sheriff closed up George White & previous year. The number of white Ca’s store at St Louis Saturday, the liabil­ soldiers discharged for disability wn> ities reaching 825,000. Tlie firm did a 838. Tho total number of deaths ammiC wholesale business In jeans clothing. the colored troops was 22, or tan per 1,000 ol At Mlddleh'ume, W. Va., Saturday the mean strength, which Is one per 1,000 lowct tluui tlie death-rate of tiie previous year. He boiler of Isaac Wehman’s saw-mill ex­ notes tlie fact that this is not only the low­ ploded, killing John Fox and William Wor­ est death-rate yet reached among the dol-, den and wounding five other men, two fa­ ored troops since their organization, but It' tally. ’ Volney Bull’s residence nt North East, Is tlie Unit time tbe rate has fallen lower than fur white troufis, the usual average Pa., was fired Friday by his maniac brotlicr difference being 8 to 3. S per 1,000 of mean who was confined In on upper room. Vol­ strength in favor of the latter class. The ney at&nipted to rescue the tnad man, but medical and surgical history of the warwll; both fierishod in the flames. be ready for issue in about a year: The Boston lads ore solid for Belva Lock­ wood for President Four battalions cf Southern Crops and Stock Suffer for Hain. them parade the streets every night in Mohile, Ala., Oct 18.—The drought is Mother Hubbard dresses, with bonnets and now nearly eleven wefeks old and there art ]>arasoi torches, and seem to greatly enjoy tlie sport no Indications of rain. Springs, wells and Policeman Gorman died at Cincinnati branches have dried up, and long drives to Saturday from tiie effects of wounds re­ rivers have to be made to water cattle. Tlie ceived election day. His sister fell HI upon rivers themselves are very low and are hearing that her brother had been shot, be­ gradually reaching the point noted tn 1836. came unconscious when kbe I ward of his when the Alabama could bo waded at Mont­ death, and expired in a few hours. gomery. Tbe co4on crop was burned out more than three weeks ago. The turnip MARKETS. crop, much reUed-u]>on for stock fee^, is a failure. Meantime no seed can come up, Naw Yuuk. October in. and the farmers ore continually resowing in LTVESTOCK-Cattle hope that rain may coma SMep............................... New York, Oct 18.—Th tire were 209 failures In the United Status reported during the week, against 318 in the jnvi e ling week, and 180, 141 and 109 in the corresponding weeks of 1883, 1882 and 1881 respectively. Classified by sections and computed with last week tbe result is: Middle Status, 52; an Increase of 8; New England, 2*1, an in­ crease of 2; Southern. 48. a deT.«nse of Western, 68, a daxvase of 17; Pacific Stales and Territories, H», an increase of 0; Can- FlZiVR-Good to Choice Patents WHEAT—No. 2. Red .. Na S Spring CORK. OATS—Western Mixed RYE PORK-Moes..................... 5 50 ft • 10 St H'S 86H M IM (.ARD—Meam............... or Medium Butchers’ Frock Inferior Cattle HOGS—Live—Good to Choice What gives crer Children rosy cheeks. V. bat cures their fevers, maVes them slf* When Babies fret, and cry by turns, What cures their colic, lots their worms. But Oaatorta. Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor OU and Paregoric, and Hall Cantoris. Catarrh, Diseases of the Throat, Lungs, Kidneys and Bladder, Female Complaints, as well as all Nervous and Chronic Diseases Successfully Treat­ ed Upon the Latest Sci• entitle Principles bttles” 8UY CUM. 8CHWEILII6, DALI & MIES, W & M Chambers St., New York. Iim“7 Of the above MEDICAL INSTITUTE, on account of hta increMing practice in Hastings, Mich., will make his next visit on TUESDAY .January • ■ 13th, 1885, land remain one day, at The Hastings House, ^entpur unimgnt.-Aa.t- Where be can lie consulted on of iio Thro&i ui Luags, Eiioow wi Sliiior, FOR TEN CENTS. Xc*t XnrtAccd. W«*rtitNr«n on4 x^u.’ Address DR. WARD A CO. Locisiana. (So. Nervous and Chronic Diseases. DAME’S BALSAMIC TABLETS, DR- ALBERT lias bad twenty ysara’ experience In hospitals and private practice, is a regular gr idtate of tbe most eminent Medical Colleges of the United States. :u;d gives bis special alienFor Coeghs and Colds. Cfo tbe treatment of all forms of Nervous and Chronic Dlse^, b!<^ ftlwm, Bkln D*sea**. Diseases of the Bladder. Kldbeys and other organs; Rheumatism, Weakness, Nervous and Gene­ ONE PATENT TUMBLER TOP ral Debility. Mental and Physical Pr»«rfttton. Broken Down Cxinsfltudons.inotches^ervoawjeM. MEDICINE TIME KEEPER, 1 dnineM of Sight. Cough. Indigestion. Despondency. Confuslonof Ideas,.Aj*”1 raJni‘ liT fectlveMemory, etc., sueceasfully treated and pertnanontly cured by remedies that are not In­ Invaluable In tho sick room. jurious. . • . , • NERVOUS DEBILITY—Those suffering from Nervous Debility, the symptoms of which are a duU, distressed talud, which unfits them tor performing lltoir business arid social duties, makes Tho three above useful articles mailed, postpaid, happy mamagrtf impossible, distresses the action of the heart, uiuslng flushes of heat depression to any address upon receipt ot lOc. in stamps. of sulriuurvll forebodings, cowardice, fears, dreams, short breathings, melancholy, tire easy of coinpanv, and have a preference to be alone, feeling a* tired tn the inaruliig as when iMiring, lost THE MOBES DAME CO.. DanbcrT..Ocna. manhood, while bone deposits tn tbe urine, uerapuaness. trembling, canfustou of thoughts, waterv and weak eyes, dvspcpsla. constipation, paleness, pain and weakness tn the limbs, etc., should K WILL give exclusive sale at and near consult Dr. Albert Immediately and be restored to health. • Hastings of our Entire Wheat Flour to any dealer who will push It. Covered by patent. DR. ALBERT has discovered the greatest cure tn the world for Weakness of the Back and Easily sold. We will guarantee 100 pounds LlmlH, General Debility. Nervousness. Languor. Confusion of Idem. Palpitation of the Heart, more bread to the barrel than auv other flour. Timidfty, Trembling. Dimness of Sight or Giddiness, Diseases of the Head. Throat. Noje ar Skin. FRAN KUN MILLS CO.. Affections of the Liver, Lungs. Stomach and Bowels—those terrible disorders which unfit the pa­ octlWt 3« Clark 8L, Chicago, IU. tient for business or other duties of life—blighting their most radiant hopes or anticipations, ren­ dering marriage InqiOMlble. MICHIGAN STATE IJLND OFFICE. YOUNG MEN who have become tlie victims of solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive 1V1 Lansing. Oct. 1st, 1AM. Notice is hereby given, that the following des­ habit which annually swee|«s to an untimely grave thousands of young men ot exalted talent and cribed primary school laud, situated in Barry brilliant Intellect, may call with full confidence. t county, forfeited for non-payment of Interest, will be offered for sale at public auction at this MARRIAGE—MARRIED PERSONS, or young men contemplating marriage, aware at Pturtloffice Nov. 13th, 18M. at ten o'clock a. m., unless ral Weakness. Loss of Procreative Powers. Iraputeney. or-anyother disqualifications, speedily re­ previously redeemed according to law. lieved. He who places himself under the care of DR. ALBERT may confide tn his honor as a gen­ MINOR S? NEWELL, tleman and confidently rely upon his skill as a physician. Commissioner. No. ot cer­ Description. Section. Town. Rangel ORG ANAL WEAKNESS Immediately cured and full vigor restored. Thls dlstreesln* rffiiction tificate. —which renders life a bufden and marriage Impossible— is tlie penalty paid by tiie victim of im­ proper indulgence. Young pecsons are too apt to commit excesses from not being aware of the 16 M32 nwJt ot neM. dreadful consequences that ensue. Now who that understands the subject will deny that procre­ 16 7045 ne‘* ot nwk ation is lost sooner by those falling into improper habits than by tlie prudent? Besides being de­ 16 7102 nwHof ae\, prived of the pleasure of healthy offspring, the most serious destructive symptoms of both mind 8176 16 lot no 3 and body arise. The system becomes-deranged, tee physical and mental functions weakened, 16 M38 Loss of Procreative Power. Nervous Irritiblllty. Dyspepsia. Palpitation of the Heart. Indigestion, 16 Constitutional Debility. Wasting of tiie Frame, Cough, Consumption and Death. ONECOOKBOOK. TUTT’S PILLS W TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, and MALARIA. From these sources three fourths of XCURE WARRANTED-FER80N8 RUINED In health by unlearned pretenders, who keep them trifling month after month, taking poisonous and Injurious compounds, should apply Imme­ diately. REMARKABLE CURES perfected in old cases which have been neglected or unskillfully -treated. NO EXPERIMENTS OR FAILURES, it being self evident that a Physician that con­ iines himself exclusively to the study of certain classes of diseases and who treats thousands every year must acquire greater skill in those branches than one in general practice. Parties treated by mall anti express, but where poeslble. personal consultation la preferred, which IB FREE AND INVITED. CHARGES MODERATE. 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Night sweats, fever'chills, malaria, dyspep­ sia, c-uijed by/“Wells’ Health Renewer." My hnsbltad (writes a lady) Is three times the man since using “Wells’ Health Reuewvr." If you are falling, broken, worn out and ner­ vous, use "Wells' Health Itenewer.” $1. Prevalence of Kidney 4dmplalut In America; "Bachu-pnlba" Is u quick, complete cure. A1- . P. O. Box, 270. CLEVELAND. OHIO. tar-Ciwn and correspondence sacredly confidential Treatment sent C. O. D. to any part ol the United States. /• ocw-ly. (t»Z?C A Month and Hoard for three HvO | jKOn Young Men or I^ulles in each county. V Address}*. W. Ziegler & Co. .Chicago. III. POTTAGES ; or. Hints on Economical House I 'Building. Containing 24 plates of Cottages w costing from •«» to gJ.ooo, with descriptive letterpress, i svo. voL, lumdaomely bound In doth, mailed on receipt of 81. WM. T. COMSTOCK, Pub., 6 Astor Place, N. Y. ULMAN When death was hourly expected from con­ sumption, all remedies having failed, and Dr. H. Janies was experimenting, he accidentally made a preparation of Indian Hemp, which cured hl* only child, and now gives this recipe on receipt of two stamps to pay expenses. Hemp also cures night sweats, nausea at the stomach, and will break a fresh cold Ih twenty-four hours. Address Craddock It Co. Knee Street. Philadel­ phia. Pa.. naming this paper. HAIR DYE. , WniSKcas changed in­ to a GxosST Black byaatngk tpn of this DTK Bold by Druggisu, on receipt of New York. RECEIPTI FtH. MANDRA Entirely EGEHBLE AND A SURE CURE FOR Hay Fever. • Highest honors at all great World's Exhibitions for seventeen years- Only American Organs awarded such at any. For cash, easy payments or rented. Is a type of catarrh tended by an Inltail: a* I> <! condition ot the lining membrane oi the nostrils; tear dncts’unl thnwi. al feet I ng the lungs. At' ncrid mwiH is wcret 1, the dhriiarce iXNtmpanlf ii wlili a painful huruine sen Mason & Hanlin Organ Piano Co., Boston, 164 Tremont 8t: N. York, 46 E. 14th BC. Chicago, 140 Wabash Ave. water,'and inflain I state <*f the eye*. BY MAIL, POST-PAID. ALBERT LEA ROUTE." UFF CURE cause no nanna or griping nor interfere with dolly work and are a perfect ;. per bottle. Sold by sIl Drugxieu. HBU & UU, hvp., lartiagta. It „ MASON & HAMLIN ST^9 ORGANS %a^° The Science of Life. Only $1. Bick Headache and reBere all the troubles IncL dent to a bilious state of tbe system, such as Dlsslneee, Naaeca, PfoWSfoaSsksaftWaB after «att& Pain in tho Side, Ac. While their most rausrt able success has been shown fat curing kpoCa before tbe eree.blgtUy cel* fcrtiso, COMKTIPATION, and dothe usedrf a remedy that acts direct!? Liver. wAsaLlverinedicin.:TCTT,.,l HharenoequaL Their action cn toe ya and Skfnisal so prompt; retnovta? purltlea through these tbtee “ scav-> • ot tike system," producing anpemnffl frig sari rm. regular stools, a clear Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Diseases of the Kidneys,Torpid Liver Rheumatism, Dlnlnoss, Sick Headache, Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, Erup tions and Skin Diseases. Presenting very highest excellence yet attained In such Instruments; adding to all previous Im­ provements one of greater value than any; se­ curing most pure, relined, musical tones and In­ creased durability; especially avoiding liability to get out of tone. Illustrated catalogue free. CARTERS tbs diseases of tbe human race. These mnploms indicate their existence; Loss of Aj^psflt atewsl* ewstivs, sick Head. COSTIVENESS Upright Pianos ACHE Common Dressed Siding. *“G RAYS *• " ’ -gcAfcn Office. in Cue Library Block, Nyt to Postoffice, Sprains. Buras, Galls, and an instantauoous Pain-reliever. others do not. Carter** Little Ltrer POs an very cesy to take. Onoortwopl Hanging to Ulva Place to ElectrMty. P C* B JP L K S A DVEUT18KBS! Send-for'our HEAD Hotter Water Found nt Hot Spring*. LADIES Without Morphine or Naxeotlne. Hmdsehe.yrtCsrter'atJttlsLfoerPmaare squally valuable in Constipation, earfate and prsvsottag this annoying complaint, whileUter also comet all dleordcrs of tbe stomach, st&blate ths livsr and regular tbe bowels. Bvcn if they only cured Good NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES Infante and Children SICK WOOL— Domestic CHICAGO. BB8VES—Extra Choice Good to Chok Washington. Oct. 18.—The annutl rWOT^rradi... port of tbe Superintend it of tlu lln FLO UH- Winter Springs (Axk.)Rewmujou to tbe S.vr t ir of the Interior stance that n n.-^r spring, GRAIN—WbML Na 2 Corn. No. t with a temperature of 160 degrees, or t ire.Oats. No. 2. degree* higher than any other known, has been discovered on the reservation. It Ip again asserted that the water of the*, Green Hurl. fipa.ngs is a specific for alcoholism and dis­ Floc Grocn. ease® resulting from the excessive use of Inferior tobacco and opium. POTATOES .bill. PORK-MOM. ... MojfTpn.iEii, Vt. Oct '<8.—In the Legis­ lature a bill has been Introduced by tbe •pjKxients of tbe present system of capital Tlie bill provides for toe exe- Castoria DR. ALBERT’S Cleveland Medical Institute, HOW THYSELF A Great Medical Work on Manhood, ...Ejha!!’Ued Vitality. Nervous and Physical De­ bility, Premature Decline in Man, Errors of Youth, and tbe untold miseries resulting from Indiscretion or tixcem. A book for every man. young, middle-aged and old. It contains 1S5 prescriptions for all acute and chronic diseases each one of wlileh Is Invaluable. Bo found by the Author, whoee experience for23 years is such as probably never before fell to the lot of any Medical Association, to the officers o! which be rsfera you. Tills l>ook should be read by the. young for in- Mass., whomaybti‘con?urodCmre' "• K. OABLK, OMICAOO. Cream Balm is a remedy founded on < i dfagbOSH "I this disease and can In- de­ i upon. 80 eta. at druggist.--, <» ets. by mall. Sample bottle by mail 10 cts. Et.v Bin'*.. Draggtsta, Owego, N. Y. ■ Default having been made In the cond I tip a certain mortgage executed by Isaac F. M pcaee and Harriet Makepeace, Ills wile, to George Osborne, said mortgage bearing datr Jnly 1. la®, and due July 1. ise. and recorded tn the office of Register of Deeds In and tar Bar ry county. Michigan, in Liber 22 of Mortgageon pages M and fc, ou the flrat day of July, jsk: and Sven to secure the payment of four lnuuire<and fifty dollars, with interest to be paid Jtrp nt cCcach year succeeding tlie date of said paartnga. and containing a clause prodding thatgdetauRbe-made Hr the payment of tinsaid mien-si when the same became due and • should the same-remain unpaid tar the space ol thirty days thereafter, then the said mortgM'.sbau have the option to declare the *h‘d< amount on said mortgage due at once, and the interest due on said mortgage July 1,18M. m»\ ing become dne and not having been paid, and more than thirty days having elapsed since haame became duo. and tlie same still remaining having, by vir-*-amount ol THEOHLTTROS I IRON ONIC (foctaratlon. and no null nor jroMVtagbeen Instituted to rt*<'v any portion of tbe same a Meh Is rirnn to secure, hot’** *' Ibatthe premises described i<‘ nwfh half of lot’ nineteen, sl> hundred tfDAY.tl.e FIRST d*J the boar of ten o’clock door of the Court House cSSuIly without au •VSTHYSELF Flooctng Ctramon Boards. IS?":::::::-: CARTER XEDICm CO., Bnr Tort. Shingles.. UBEBTr BALTIMORE. iHir PATENTS-™ “* c“~ 8PJAGUE A SON, AGENTSS? AUT tor KaUW- ■ �The Hastings Banner. of the fact that bogus republican and democratic tickets were at ak-* printed ta that office, the Journal win *M)aln raUe tbe cry of -stop thlel ’■ when Itaelf la the only thief. There is not another office In the dty where bo­ gus tickets can be procured. Local News. . that we wnn Two ream ago the Journal prim, bogus republican rickets, thakw. freely circulated in Tbomapple and Hope township.. Wonder if in vteS Preston X Cook. -.r. Cash opal once. PSJ- ■ And see their New and. Splendid Stock of Os Tuesday evening, Oct 28th there is to be a grand leap year miv querade skating carnival at stating rink. All are cordiaUyTnXb And see their choice line of goods. We have yet in stock a few of those uae of the door until 830. after which Wh<?„W.bh ““ Bkate' Thl3 undoubt­ edly will be the event ot the season at the rink. Admission 10 cents- use of skates 10 cents. The Hastings Cornet Band will furnish music. Pre.fbn J POLITICS 1‘rvoton Jt Snitcff were brld at the Catholic eburdi SusdiiJ. IVouk Is pr.-gresslng rapidly on the nw skating rink . ' (inly one more issue of the Banner previous to election. 1 vote for Hou. Lunes O'Donnell is' 8 vote for an hnogat man. IIoglk has a doable quar­ ter announcement in this issue. ' Is there any reason why Frederick Alexander should not be elected? Democrat* have not been very con­ spicuous hereabouts since the Ohio election: Democrats hereabouts are extremev irritable since the great democratic victory (?) in Ohio. Save your money by buying your, .foots and $hocs of us. . > ' .STAUFFER & SALISBURY. October loth. Rev. 11. A. Carnahan united in marriage Mr. Daniel E. Nel­ __ -son and Miss Ellen Tinkler. OtR merchants report last Saturday as being the l*>t day for trade they have bad this slimmer or fall. \ The board of supervisors adjourned Saturday forenoon last. We shall pub­ lish the proceedings next week. Can any one inform the Banner how a vote can ca-4 for Butler and net for Cleveland. in -Michigan ? ' For the benefit of uur young lady reafters, we would say that Hallow’een, occurs one week from Friday evening. Let “Work'.” l>e the watchword of eveiy republican in Barry county from now until the polls close-on November •_ • Concrete walk is h-ing laid at the Wightuim crossing and in front of the residences of w; II. Myers and R. K. Grant Mayor‘HoniN«>N,<of Charlotte, who tai shot sogie time ago by a tramp, has so far recovered as to be. able to ride out. , Can any of the opposition give a ?v.>d anil valid reason why the entire republican - ounty ticket should not be elected? The republican county ticket is empioticaUya j imng men’s ticket, it t»eiag composed entirely of young and. progrt-iisiKe-men. ■ . The Daytox Hexkie Co.—Like an the great improvements of the age, the Dayton Hedge Ca'a work seems to be the outgrowth of necessity. When we could no longer ent our grain with the cradle, a mighty brain brought out the reaper. When we could no longer carry our products to the non-producing cities with the wagon of thirty-five years ago. we had railroads; and so on through the long list of great improve­ ments, almost all of them are the out­ growth of necessity. The Dayton Hedge Co.’s work may safely be placed with the other great improvements of the age, for thoughtful men hre won­ dering what can be used to refence the Gelds when the rails are gone, and all agree that board fence hardly last long enough without repairs to pay for the building. By the reports of eminent farmers and business men of the two southern tiers of counties in our own state whose names and residence we give below, we are satisfied the farmers of Barry Co. can rely upon being fairly and honor­ ably dealt with by this company, and a good generous patronage would beau­ tify and enhance the value of every farm built upon: Hon. C. G. Luce, master of Michigan state grange; Hon. G. B. Horton, Pres. Lenewee Co. agricultural society; Hon. Thos. Mars, Pres, Berrien Co. agricul­ tural society: Wm. Sears, ex-Rres. Cass Co. agricultural society ; John McDou­ gal, Pres. Hillsdale Co. agricultural so­ ciety; John H. Jones, ex-Pres. Branch Co. agricultural society; .Josephus Mosher, treasurer St. Joseph Co.; Hon. H. C. Morton, member senate, Benton Harbor; Hon. L. D. Hawkins, member senate, Parma, Jackson Co.; Hon. John W. Bentley, member legislature, Men­ don; Geo. W. Rough, ex-Co. treasurer, Niles; Samuel Hess, ex-Co. Tress., Three Oaks; Chas. Parker, J. P. Rich­ land, Kalamazoo Co. and over fifty oth­ er prominent fanners have visited DaytomjO., to inspect the work and inquire into the standing of The Dayton Hedge Co. They report their fence al] that could be desired in a live fence and their financial standing beyond ques­ tion. Premiums were awarded the company for its exhibition of hedge by the agricultural societies of Lenewee, Calhoun, Branch and other counties. As mentioned in our last issue, the company have established an agency for growing hedge in Barry Co. They come to us with the highest recom­ mendations and with an experience of The new rink on .Jefferson St. Is entwenty-one years as hedge growers. ckbttl and tiie woiic of finishing will be Mr. R. C. Sawdey is general agent for rapidly pu.-Jit.-d. It will be opened the Harry Co. second w eek ln\N oveinber. ‘ V7 hich we will sell at way-down figures, H. A. GOODYEAR & SONS. Hardware and Groceries And everything you could ask for in the line of General- Mer­ chandise. We bought our goods at a good discount from last year’s prices, and will give customers the benefit It is a positive fact that ARCHIE McCOY has the most We Fear No Competition in either Prices complete stock of or Quality of Goods. EVER KEPT IN BARRY COUNTY. He is bound to sell his goods at prices that will satisfy everybody. A Card*. • We have now the ONLY stock of GENERAL MERCHAN­ DISE in Prairieville. Notwithstanding the fact that we have the only stock of the kind, we have a Complete Assortment in Call and see my goods and get prices before you buy and every department, and invite a careful inspection of goods and prices. We have the goods and desire and can sell them SAVE MONEY. J as reasonably as at any point in Michigan. Sole Agent for the LADIES’ FAVORITE PILLOW SHAM Very truly, HOLDERS, the best in the world. MM Extension Tables a Specialty. M. J. GOSS & CO. . Remember the place, Blue Front, South Side State Street, Hastings, Mich. Archie McCoy N. B.—We have lately added a stock of Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Lime and Brick. Call on us when you want any of these articles. Dizziness, Lou ofAppetite, indigestion, Biliousness, Dyspep­ Biirdoc.l<> Cures sia. Jaundice, Affections of the Liter and Kidneys, Pimples and Face Grubs. Blotches, Boils, Humors, Salt Rheum, Scrofula A Erysipelas. Cl^g 84778^5288 MADE TO ORDER. Has Fairly Commenced. Fall Overcoats. IM BEST BUID POBIHER H HHIH FaW anTDEcTsivE BATTLES OF THE WORLD. Dy 0APT. KING. U.S. A. HISTORYFROM TDE RATTLE-FIELD. Show* h»w MaU<m» tfcvjMne awlso To Order. Men’s Suits BEST $5 to $15. 50c Undershirt Custom Made Suits, in the CITY J $15 to $35. 822.00 to 850.00 Trunks, of towels. ____ k *»d ho wm defeated. noCwithThe biwrv couple w ill spend a week KM I L,'n'l,h»u' taoertlono that in Detroit when they wUl tea,,ta dreled. Mem. Good- their home at Eaton Rapids, xnoy ■ bow did you look upon that with them to best llk.l'f'1 UlB tilne’ “d *‘ow 1,0 “k' lt after the lap« of two ym? Boots and Shoes, CALL AND SEE Pants “Che“e’ but 10 the Tbe schta>« dldnt Olotliiiig;, Guns and Sportings Goods Overcoats ncb‘- DRY GOODS, Furnishing Goods, An especially fine assortment of A Happy Event.—A company of ■Satckvay j.s hjle feaat Of Luke, the Evangelist, tlie writer of the holy relatives and friends, assembled at £he residence of Mr. and Mrs. George Ful­ ipspt-l that goes bjr-jiis name. Both arti>ts and j>h’ >ici:uM claim him to be ler, East Carlton, Mich., Oct. 8th, at 8 p. to witness the marriage of Miss one of the craft. , The Eaton and J ackson county re­ Mary A. Causebrook to Mr. James B. Wright, of Eaton Rapids, Mich. The. publican press speak in glowing terms the good work done there by Messrs. ceremony was performed by Rev. Wm. Jaina Clarke, of this city, and Warren Judd, of Saranac, Mr. 8. A. Holmesand Made to Order. Miss Kittle G ramen acting as grooms­ Hecox, id Maple Grove. By all means let Mr. F. A. Dean man and bridesmaid. After the cere­ 825.00 to 840.00 mony was performed the dining room J’ke another speech in this city, was visited, where the company did rile here lu- made several converts ample justice to a bountifully spread the republican party, who could table. The bride is an estimable young not 8Und Bis fret trade fallacy.’ ’ lady and will be sadly missed in the Clark & Palmer threshed church and Sabbath school, where she ' cleaned 23,’j bushels of clover seed was an earnest worker. Mr. Wright, haIfl8T rVw*k9 aud c- Prichard in though a stranger, appeal to be well a uay, making fiine, marketable informed, and has the bearing of a gen­ Our Informant thinks they have tleman. Many cards of regrets and e bcst riaver separator in the county. compliments were received from those Made to Order, that were unable to be present. The IlT?KrBASNEH W0Ddere W the Hon. M.00 to following is a list of the presents: forlA, <XK^’wir and his friends have From Mr. and Mrs. V- W. Wright, dbE.teD °r for^ven the shabby and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bishop Mr- and U , “Or?k lrick P'^ upon them G. W. Snoover and Miss E. M- VJjrfjjt -Two sets of blsckwalnut chairs and ' Dfcnntotw” years ago when rocker, one marble top center table, one Goodj ear, Wheeler and Dennis I ChSaMni. M. P. Fuller-Pair napforth« legislature? It W h 5®n?nilwed that bogus demo- k Mrs. F™iklln Blo°d Mil MrojfiJ tmIT”5 Printed at 1110 Jouraal and Mrs. A. benter-bet of silver tin OOcU to tutKi f i 6 name Dennis substi1J>“ °* Mr' Good’'“r- Th<l SPMrMand Mrs. H. Youngs—Majolica ' that r *lwr-ra‘f°rmer (?) thought cream pitcher and sugar bowl. Mrs. Wm. Howley-Set of sauce mfprth’* ,<JO<!-Vear’s supporters would zKctruni withal ,lud at last moment P1Mtai Kittle Graroie—Satin jflncushworth 8<-5O. he wom? 1 lU (I>ennIs’) favor, and “mts. George Fuller-Perfumed sachet rote iu, tlie democratic “S1“bgJ&®r bowl tad nxxrticket u C remembered that these re.notcirculatedta the city, »PPr^yea,rH friend® wouW thus be h Mr.tad Mrs. Ed. Parmelee-l’Mr lin»«* People of Southwestern Barry County, to H. A. Goodyear &, Sons, M. J. Goss & Co., Prairieville, The masker, will have the exclude THE OHIO ELECTION t the N<’»« n>“<r election ta Zwllb-O 1-rn. We. G°. CALL AT Fall ASD Winter Caps. Dress Coats $1.00 and will buy Vests, A Scarlet Undershirt, $12 to worth $12.50 $1.50. FALL Children’s 0.VBBC0ATS Suits, $0 to $20. $2 to $15. Fine Worst­ Kilt Suits, ed, $15. $2 to $10. Cust. Made, $20 to $30. Boy’s Suits, $3 to $10. Boy’s Dress Suits, $10 to $20. WINTER Overcoats $3.50 to $20 Custom Made, $20 to $30 Election Notlec. STATE OF MICHIGAN. J^OTICM TO TKACHWS. } Tilp following placet* and Umea bare been designated by the Uoanl of. Examiners for bold­ ing piibMc euuulnations for teocherwln Burry county. The secretary Is authorized to issue siH'cial certificates, which are valid only nnttl tne next public examination. Saturday. Aug. 30th. at Hastlltits. . Friday. Hept. I2lh, at Middleville. < Friday, Sept. 36th, at Nashville. Friday, Oct. 1Mb, at Hickory (forndn. Friday and Saturday. Oct. 3«h and 2Mb, a Hastings. . H is expected that al) pho intend to teach and hare not certificates in force will be preaant al some one of these places. Examinations will begin promptly at nine o’clock and teachers are urgently requested to be present at the opening Examinations wUl be both oral and written, chiefly the latter. Candidate* for a third gnsdc certificate must paw a satisfactory exam Ina* tlou in orthography, reading, pennianaNp, coni]K)»e<lof tbeoountteipt Barry and Eaton; arlthnieCIc, grammar, geography. U. 8. htatory. also, a representative in the stale legtsteture for tbe representative district, composed of the EiXr.1., uoU}<sl U>M U teMI Hon the following proj-osed amendments to.the * standing Of nt least 66 per cent. wiB be re­ constitutions ofthls state will be submitted to quired tn each branch, with an average standthe people of tbe state tor their adoption or re- of t» per eent Fora second grade, the additional require­ ^Vmnenihneiit to Spcttab 6, Article 6. relative ments will be elementary algebra, book-keeping to circuit courts, provided for by Joint Kesolu- and nataral philosophy, with a standing In each tlSK^'ort'A^The state shall be divided Into brand) of 80 per ecut. Sheriff's Office Barry Co., z Haatings, July U, I8M. I To the Electors of Barry county: , You are hereby uotiRed that at the gen­ eral election to be held in tins state, on the Tuesday succeeillng the first Monday of Novem­ ber next, the following officers are to be elected, ^Thirteen electors of president and vice presi­ dent of the United Stairs; a governor, lieuten­ ant governor, secretary of state, state treasurer, auditor general, commissioner of lhe stale land omce, attorney general, and Superintendent of lUldlc Instruction; also a member of the state board of education in place of , George F.Edwaruj. whose terin ot office will expire De- Judicial circulte. in each of •h'chtheetectors thereof shall elect one circuit Judge, who shall bold his office tor the term of tlx ycars aniruutil hit suoceMor is elected and qualified. Tbe Fine Black Children’s Children’s Fine Overcoats, Fall Underwear, Worsted Overcoats, $1.50 to $10. Suits. $2.00 $15.00. $8.50 to $10 Boy's Over­ to coats, $2.50. Dress Suits, $3.50 to $15. $15.00. J Board la acquainted must furnish satisfactory proof as to moral eharacter. School offiren* (especially inspectors) are cor­ which the cl<> of DrtroU I. or oiy be .ItwUjd. dially invited to be present. sjjssfipg’iCias stttutiou, shall receive trom said county of ajiyuo KXotH Xkl.KUS. hunter,. such Mdditianal ssJan J5 time, be fixed and determined by the tgard o< supervisors of said county; /?'■ K'tSKW IS b'AnVmA^renHo Section 15, Article 4, rela­ tive to the comjiensiaion Legislature, and to prohlbl Notice fit hereby given, that tn pursuance of ,i 8WLTIOX Children's PANTS. HATS. Our White Best $1 and Shirts are $1.50 Stiff Boy’s Hats, Pants in the Fur Hat Best Fitting City. 25 cents 75c for worth $2.00 Fine Pants; to Fur Hats Linen Bo$3.50lo(7.50 $1.50. gom Shirts. $2 to $4. Satchels, Strictly One Price, Grand Rafids, Mich. Ifcto St W. H/nwuU. tegjm. «J eaat half of- tlie northeast dr lb. tjowr™,.Mn U,e «■ extra awton their stated Iu the Goveiwr’a proclamation^ or »td>ndtutl to them by special message. They tfudl during hla term ofoffiest. AI ho that tiie Mtowing row -<>uu>y are to he elected. vtx: MARK BROWNING. Gwdtati’. Bala. In the Mtear << th* estate of Oonwlia BoUln- �A Large Stock of New Goods at A. R. McO ROCK FORD ment Sturt f orb Hfrren WITHES E1ACTING SERVICE meBe^en Ss W a. • ll» a.mtli My Stock embraces ... Everything usually found in establishments of the kind. My prices defy competition. C.0.M1 And contain, a Rockford Mpretuent Call and See! A. R. MeOmber The Repair Department is in charge of a First Class Jeweler, whose work speaks for itself. The Jeweler. A Large Assortment of SCHOOL CLOCKS and CALL BELLS, MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. 5WMI The Detroit grain quotations are: Wheat —No. 1 White, No. .2 Red, eiHGMSc; No. 3 Red, 73 Me. Flour—Mich.gau White Wheat, choice, VL8004.00; roller process, $4.9McS4.G0; patents, |L000121 Corn—No. 2, fiGc. (jute—No. 2, 29 Xr; Butter—Creamery, 2H«IWc. Cheese, J 2to «Sic. Eggs. 17401k-. Ontonagon County is developing rich agricultural resources. A doctor at Indian R'wr, Cheboygan County, with a practice ot $1,200 per year, has only got hold ot aix een dollars cash in the last twenty months. Tbe rest hes been taken in orders on store*, saw-miIls, lime-ktins, .tailors, undertakers and well­ Rheumatism, Clfeuralciia, Sciatica, diggers. One acrouut of seven dollars was Lumbago. Backachs, HeMbSie, Toothache, taken out In fiddling, and the fiddler could only play one tune. \ Two fire* in fifteen years is tbe record at Sault Ste. Marie, Chippewa County. THE CH1IILE" It is alleged in Chippewa County that in proportion to its population that coun­ ty supports more paupers than any other gENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS’ two counties in the State. A Ludington (Mason County) furpiture We have just received a lot. BOYS’, YOUTHS’ AND MEN’S OVERCOATS! CERManreMEDY di*n a second-hand article. They want the beat and will put up with nothing not ■irictly first-class. They are more partic­ ular in this respect than tbe pale-'anas. The Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias, met at Kalamazoo a few -days ago and elected the following officer* for tbe ensu­ ing year: G. C., N1 w. Edgar, Jackson; G. V. G, E. T. RenUtott, Bay City; G. P., W. B. Morse, Bt. Clair-, G. K. of R. V. S., Hampden Kllaey, Kalamazoo; G. M. of E., L. M. Lenhoff, East Saginaw: G. M. at A., Onto Strong, Nashville; O. I. G., H. K Robertson, Breedsville; G. O. G., C. & Baxter, Detroit. • The number of deer that are being shipped from tbe north woods is incredi­ ble. It is said they have never been found A snspiciotMdooking and very strong­ smelling box was opened recently by the Coroner at Bay City, and tbe crowd were paralysed at the sight of 125 pounds of limburger cheese. Prof. D. F. Cornwell, of Albion. Cal­ houn County, is probably the oldest writ­ ing teacher in the State who still follows tbe profes.tiow. He in now In his seventytime he how given leesonk to upwards of twenty thousand pop.’is. Fred Rice, fireman on the tug Carrie Ry­ erson, fell overboard accidentally at Muskegon the. other afternoon and was drowned. He was twenty-two yean of The Luddington Apptal aaya that wagtH in tbe woods this winter promise to rule lower than foraereral eeaeone paat. Many think they will not exceed flG per mouth if they reach that figure. During the anm the camp* in this Immediate vicinity; further north ud eouth they hare been Tho Michigan Agricultural Farm con­ tains 076 acres, ( wo-tbirds of which Is un­ der cultivation. , A Coldwater man named Charles Cole man claim* to b« tho champion tobaccoctaewer in America. At one time bi* regDOW UMi but eight ounce*. The National Hotel at Bay City was burned early a few morning* ago, causing a loan of Ml. The Republic Hotel, an adjoining atrnctnre, was also damaged to the extent of $900. At Grayling the other evening, during a political meeting, tbe safe of Crawford County was opened by means of tbe combinatinn and &.800 stolen. No injury was done to tiie aafe except a broken knob. ■ Reports to the State Board of Health by W»| rtf ported at thirteen place*. WAGONS! Each One Warranted! ----- BOUGHT FOR----- o o o . til CO o They will be sold at the same RUINOUS PRICES! Call Early and Get First Choice. E. Y. HOGLE Ladies’ and Gent’s AT RUSSELL’S. co Come and see our new Dress Goods in Ottoman Clothes, Cossures Cashmeres in all new colors, Silks, Velvets,. Velvetines. kc.' We can suit you in qual­ ity, style and price. « ’ Zephyrs, Saxonys. Germantown and German knit­ ting yams in all colors. Indies’ Russian Circles, Newmarkets, Paletots, and Children’s Cloaks, a very large stock and very cheap. CD (Z> CO 5 You can always find the latest styles, best goods, LU and lowest prices. co Come and see us. We have the goods bought for CASH’and will sell them at the very lowest prices. CD JULIUS RUSSELL T C. WELTON We are making three widths of Tire: • JJNDERWEAR. Buyers are Invited to Call and See Them. Special Peremptory Sale! Buildiag Material! We keep a Full Stock of Everything that enters into a house, from / W. S. Goodyear & Co., Sill to Ridge Board. It is with a feeling of the greatest pleasure and no small degree of pride that we make this announcement, and we extend a most cor­ Doors, Sash & Blinds, f dial invitation to our friends and patrons thro’Of Our Own Make, As low as can be bought in any com­ peting market in the State. out the county .io examine this latest evidence of our business growth. This department is filled to overflow with the latest novelties. The Pluiag, M&tetag & taing low scale of prices which we are offering these PROMPTLY DOME, And Satisfaction Guaranteed. goods will make our competitors poorer BKKTLIY BROS. & WILIIKS. pumpkin 77 pounds, and a 2 NEW FALL GOODS! Ul co oc Barter’s Maadmke Bitten cure ladteNtion. wart Burn. ('-ort*.venose/and all nxaJaAd dis- v. u. imnoi. Dn«K And will Enrich our Customers Farms and City Propertv FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Houses to Rent. Farms to Rent Insurance Written in thi Best Line of,Coni panies doing business in America. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-10-30.pdf b07a55d722c61938e03beb59cf3a38da PDF Text Text Hastings Banner VOL. XXIX. NO. 28. HASTINGS, MICH., OCTOBER 30 -|RR4 discovered a newstore IN BUSINESS OF DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING. Is the place where you can get the Most Goods for Your Money Want THE COMING STRUGGLE Some Statistics of the Last Two Presidential Elections. M do you WHOLE NO. 1528. a A NICE SILK DRESS IN ALL THE NEW SHADES? mercantile collections continue backward, and heavier houses are being called on to car­ ry thuMt* which have reason to ask and re­ ceive extensions. From almost all directions weather has caused some buying, nutinly of dry-gooda and dothiug. There are no feat­ ures looking to improvement In indtrstrial lineti. The New England cotton-mUl» will resume wortc next week, but fur­ ther restrictions are probable Dry­ goods continue dull with first hands, VALUABLE FOR REFERENCE. but have a slightly improved outlook In W*>m»0T0», Oct il-Tbe following some localities, owing to toe stimulus of table shows the number of Electoral vote* cooler weather on the retail trade. Qoitan amt by the different States In the Presi- has made a further decline, the offerings dratlnl election, pt 1870 and 1M0. for whom being large and the demand limited. Wheat has been stronger and higher on the spot c««. and the number of Electoral vote In Futures, tixx have advanced. This lias re­ each under tiie new apportionment: sulted mainly from renewed buying for ex­ port and a belief that the extreme wx“ im. low figure.-, reached last week war­ ranted a reaction. Indian corn has been ? a? tTAT«*. s h 4_ weaker through the clique at the West letting go of some of their holdbigs and to light transactions. Hog products, too, are ? weaker and hwrer. Hog receipts aw de­ ■8 • r : : r clining and prices advancing owing to the Alabama............. .... 10 .... 10 10 sthnuhw of increased demands from pack­ Arkansas............. tea, caused in part by cooler weather. The UalUfornla . ............ i ft 8 home and foreign demands have been bet­ J.::. Cqfantoo ......... a.... 8 ter during the last day or two. Pig irou is r^nertteut Delaware weaker but Unchanged in price. Coal Florida . is no stronger, though there has been iteoiwla................. 11 .... ii .... n u some gain in demand for douieatic UlIncM. ............. . 21! n . .. a sizes. The outlook for tiie year’s pro­ Indian* .. . is a ... IB Iowa............. Il .... 13 duction of anthracite Is a decrease of 1,200,­ Kanaaa. ..... 000 tons os against 1883, with 109 Idle days Kentucky. . .... u .... 12 U at tiie mines (tn 1884). as compared with 60 Ixmlaiana Maine last year. The prospective increase of 49 * a Maryland. idle days (1883) will therefore have re­ M.VW4U buartf* . vt duced production the equivalent of but 10 Michigan . 11 .... days* work at the rate coal is now being Minnesota.............. Mlraisrtppl............. mined. The consumptive demand for wool .... ■" t? Missouri. ... has continued moderate, but there lias been Nebraska................ ’S no important diange in values. 3 Nevada................... a New Hampthlre . THE WEEK’S FAILURES. ft .... 4 5! ft.... New Jersey........... .... Pi New York, Oct 25.—There were 234 New York.............. ... io North Carolina 10 11 failures in tiie United. States reported dur­ Ohio.. ............. ing tiie week, against 209 in the preceding Oregon................... 3. .. * a 3 week and 209, 187 and 117 In the corre­ Pennsylvania . ■ .... sponding weeks of 188,'!, 1882 and 188), re­ J' Hhcsle Island......... spectively. Additional comparisons' are South Carolina...... T Tennessee............. given in the following table: Texas................... Vermont.......... ,k. ft.... 'ft.... ■ ' irginia................. lb ... 11 .... JI 12 w <--tt \ irgiuiu....... Wisconsin , . ... 10.... 10.... 1! Ik lDO YOU WANT A Black or Colored Cashmere, An Ottoman Suiting, or Plaid Goods? All of the Latest Styles. LADIES HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, WOOL AND COTTON ft an ^ NBLS, LACES, RIBBONS, &c. CLOAKS, RUSSIA CffiCULARS^’ NEWMARKETS AND JERSEYS UU4GUbARS' We deb “».v ‘>ther merchant in the county to show a finer and larger assortment of eoods ainl we kim" '>y the amount of goods we sell that the PRICES ARE RIGHT. g 11 y MEN'S SUITS FOR $4.00. MEN S SUITS FOR $5.00 and $7.00 MEN'S ALL WOOL FOR $8 and $10. - CHILDREN’S SUITS FOR $2 00 CHILDREN’S SUITS FOR $3 00’ BOY’S SUITS FOR $3.25and'$4 OVERCOATS. Men's Overcoats for $2.50; Men’s Overcoats, $5.00; Boys’ Overcoats, $2.00. I I M R C D\A/ FAR UINUC.nVVlZ.ArL Total.................... 1H6 IM 2U LV> 401 Wahhingtox, Oct. 23.—On the 4tl Of November occurs the general election. All tiie Staten will then vote for members of the Electoral College to chaw a President and I Vice-President for tiie coming four years. On the Mine day the following States will elect members ef Congress alone: Alaba­ ma, Georgia, Kentucky, Ixiublana, Mary­ land. Mtakslppi, Rhode Island, Virginia aud West Virginia. On tiie same day elections will be held tn several States as follows: Arkansas will elect Chief-Justice of tbe 8uI pmn<- C«mrt and ConprcMmrn. Cidiforhlu will elect Legislaturti and Co.>­ Cheapest of any Man in the County. , • greastnen, and vote upon three proposed I aiDcndmunts to the State Constitution, one authorizing water work* In citie* and town^ one providing for a State Board of Education, and .one providing for a State Board of Equal­ ization. . Cnlonulo will elect State officer*. legisla­ ture and Congressmen, and vote upon thn-e proposed amendments to the State Constitu­ tion which relate to the Legislative Depart­ ment. extending the aessloiu. aud increasing the pay of members. Connecticut will elect Statu officers. Legis­ lature and Congressmen. Delaware wifi elect legislature and Con­ gressman. Florida will elect Governor. Lieutenant­ Governor, Legislature ami < Vingnmnien. and vote upon the question of bolding n conven­ tion to revise Jne Constitution of the State. Illinois will elect Statu officers, legislature and Congreaamun.’and vote upon a pro|KMu<! amendment to the State Constitution giving the Governor power to veto any part of an I Appropriation bill while approving the rest. | Indiana will el.-ct State officers, Lugislature and Congres-men. • Prescription of a pliyslehm, dispensed I Iowa will elect minor State officers and ton­ years by a Boston druggist. I grewunen. __ OnZdoM will cure any ordinary cough, it Kansas will- elect State officers. Legislature acts almost magically- Ask any dealer to get and i ongn-asinen. you » 2ft cent bottle ,of “Hub Cough Cure, and don’t l»e put ofi f ith any other miun1 kivi ... Michigan will <‘lcet Mate officer* fawlslature and Congre*Murn. Minnesota will elect an A»«istant Justice of it" Supreme Court, la-gtelaturv and Cougre**"Missouri will elect State officer*, legislature and CongrOMtnep, and vote upon ‘*p pro­ posed amendments to the State Constitution, one authorising a special tax tor street, road and’bridgo pun1*****- tfnd tiie other relating to the Judicial Department and authorizing an Increase of courts und Judge*. , . Nebraska will elect State officers. Legisla­ ture and Congreesmen, aivd vote upon two • ABOUT U8 ALL. propoMcd amendments to the State LonstitiiCkmutipatlon makes half the |*eple *tek. You bonVopeof which relates to the Ugleiatl#e are dizzy, have bail breath and taste, can t eat, Department and the other provides for a Hall­ ciui'ii \lt4p well, bead «*n«t.nMJou»i*J}flt*Me* road CommijutfotC Nevada will elect Supreme Judge. L«r«?’*n*t work It off. can't r**t it off. Well, jour lature aud < ongrManien, and rite upon the Liver must t*e Invigorated. ? ll” with*1« Question of holding a convention to ret Ise Uie Constitution of the Slate. __ New Hampshire will elect Governor. Legis­ drttei. Zoi-KMA l» » iiosltlve cure for these lature and and vote upon the •rouble* bec.iii''' it nets UP0H the Stomach and auction ofCongressmen, holding* cofistttutioual con ven- SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 25 cents. SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 40 cents. Collars, Pics, Trunks, Valices, &c. Hats and Caps an immense stotk. Call and See LEWIS STERN, He Sell Goods the Bound to Reduce Stock! PARTIES DESIRING CLOTHING COLTHINGI I Ready-Made or Made.to Order Fred.k Hotchkiss “(tentiemen, 1 almost envy you r'“ [Xia •»">’“”» '•* Wr „ SX£ Stem oflta«, L-gto Ths Queen’s Speech at the Opening of ganlrcd—The Cholera. Cmcario, Oct 25.—The Western Rxixwt A*wx-.a:ion decided at « meeting Ht the Grand P.trifk- Uojd yretenlay to reduce the pcixiuruo’i oC whisky ten per ecut. ur !•,- REVIEW OF BUSINESS. OTHER FOREIGN KKW$ Londox, Ort. TL—A monster Radical demonstration in favor of tbe abolition of General Trade Continues to Ba iie House of Lords was held in Hyde Park j-estorday. Over one hiuidred thousand Greatly Deproeeed. And See the Low Prices at which we are offer­ petsorn. were preaeuL A long procession wltli banda flags, etc., marched through tbe principal streets. The marctera groaned o® pn-sing the headquarters of tlie various Con«cn atlve dinba at the Went End. Many ban­ ner were displayed bearing such inscriptions MiucE?J0 niiWw RSSii?IHm'ox « Wy -V." Rranklhi stat­ bold a tetter from tojcic ald« UNDER TOWER BLOCK, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH jtcopli-. I continue to nudntulc rclttflotu of amity with all tnrrtgn powers The tnfonnatton from thv Soudan Includes painful uuoer • taintte* but the energy, courage and rcaource consptcuo*j»l,v displajwd by Gqncnd Gor­ don in hte affeocaafui defense of Khartooaa detorve my wann rocognitdon. The- advance of my trooix to Dongola baa for !t» object the rescue and accurity of that gullant ofltocr. and of thpsc who ao faithfully co-op crated with him. I am using my N-st endeav­ or* in Egypt to promote further improveoMaa of affair* in that country. I havegivoa ter •unport to the Egyptluu Govemmont lu the difficult financial position in -which It waa left through the failure of the recent ootiforenoa. J regret the recurrence in Tranavui and am considering with the Capo Got t rucn-nt means to secure tiie observance ot the couvcntioa." Gkntuimkn nr thc Horst or CommOwb— The operations in tt»e Soudan render it neca*- Fmok- SqgghMgwS E. S. PIERCE, rejecting tins claim of tiie Duke of Cumber­ land to the Gram! Ducal throne and ap­ proving the measure* of the Council of Re­ gency against the pren-mder. Lindon, OcL 27.—Japanese advices state that the Mikado has informed the European Ministers of the creation of a JapenaM peerage. Tills consists of 11 Prim-ea, M Martinims, 76 Counts, 874 Viscounts and 71 Baron*. London, Oct 24.—Parliament rcaraembled yestt’.rdny. The following is tlie Queen's speed: at the ojienlng of the sessions: Mr Lohd» and Gmntlkmkn : I have brought British House of Lords. |)IT,in’n,ci*M'e< 'w'di elect Governor, Railroad ing our goods. Pacific and Territories. that the Egyptian army will be reduced to 4.000 men, with eighteen English offieen. The police force wMJ be increased to 3,000 men. Total............. 1............... Canada. .. ..,............. extntiNion of the Parliamentary tranehlae will Concord, N. H., Ort. S5.—B. W. Wood­ Im at oner Introduced. May the bkwstnr of God attend your labors. ward & Son, merchant tailors, omlgned yes­ Beiu.in, Oct. 24,-ijEight persons hare terday to John Kimball. Liabilities 8100,­ been burned to death in u Are iu West­ 000; asset*, 850,000. . Chicago. Oct 35.—On attachments se­ phalia. Berlin, Oct 24.—The Duke of Cumber­ cured by a Philadelphia Iron company, the Slieriff levlel upon the fartory and office of land lias Issued a proclamation assuming the Chicago Galvanize<l Wire Fence Com­ the Government of tiie Duchy of Bnuiswick pany. nn Michigan street, whose debts ag­ dud rencrviiig the rigid to is-sne the neenssary bnk-rx in relation to tiie noth of al­ gregate $40,000.______________ legiance. He says, he intends to govern the country in nccordnncc with the imperial and DEMANDS OF OLD VETS. provincial ooostitupoM. Tie Iftoer GaA National ConD-rmee at Old' Soldiers, zdle says that euplos of the pmclmnatlcn Held Hl 11 id ten* poll a. Ind., Calls for Kad- lUtvo been sent to all • the G<-nnan Princes ami to the nurhorilies'ef the German free IndiANAPO4.1S, Ind., Oct. 25.—The Na­ di/tacy of Prince Albert bf I'rtuisia. to tlw tional Convention of Soldiers and Sailora throne of the Duchy. The Assembly has met here yesterday afternoon in response expressed loyalty toward the German Emto a call issued by'General F. W_ Haskell lirror and empire. i’AUi-. K*ci. 24.—Sara!: Bernhardt ban and General Merrill. iMegates-were ]iresent representing about eleven hundred or­ been c*«npelled by increasing UMnw'th to -accept her i»hy4icMnS juhlcc, and has made ganizations.- The object of the convention uirnnge'uciilA to depai t at once fur the seaIs Io take action looking lb secure prttslous ■ih'!i«‘. Her recovery h coiuddered' very for all soldiers and sailms of the bite war. doubtful. I’.tuiM, Oct. 25.- Bcport* are current here General J. R. i'aqiahan was elected Chair* man and John O. Hardesty .Secretary. The that the Chinese are pushing tirnir advance Into Tonqiiln and nrc about to besiege States were called, showing delegates pres­ Hiu’g ILm. * ~ ent from New York. MassnchuiM’tt*. Ver­ LnMixiv. Oct. 25. —The Cabinet has not mont. Maine Pennsylvania. Ohio. Mich- ye: s*nctl< ned tin* advance; of the Nllenxiu-.m, Iowa, Illinois. Nebraska. Kijh-jx. ’pedltiajrro Khailoinji. They will uonledde Missouri, Kentucky. Indiana, -Mmy la nd. the riiiesiloa before tbe return of land North­ and the District of Columbia. The tall for brook, tin* brithh High Cmniuitoioner. who the convention was then read. and a com­ i> now in Egypt. General Wolseley will be mittee on resolutions appointed. to consist rbaiiy, November 1, io advance from Wady of one member from each State, with S. S. Haifa to Sarnia. Burdette, of the District nf Columbia, as Lt>N5>oN, Oct. 25.—*i'hc latest advioes Chairman. from Mad.-gaaeir »ta4e that it i.Wx*UcVed to Resolutions were unanimously adopted be too late In the seaeun for tlic French to which advocate, among other things, that march up<n» Ant •.iu>ui, o. the capital Thb every jierson who served three mojitiv dur­ will Involve a del i.» of eigtit muutits. Tbe ing tiie war of the rebellion and wj« dis­ deknehs niumig the French is increasing. abled be given a pension; that widows and In deference to.the InUuMtc** of mi*«lot»minor children now receiving eight dollars arits. Hova deserters from the Malagowqr per month shall hereafter be entiUed to army arc shot Instead of being burned when twelve dollars ]x?r month: that upon Ute capturoil. death of a pensioner, his widow or minor Ukumei.s OvL SmL—It is aabl that a new child shall be entitled to an original pension Cabinet law been foraud, with Henurert, without being .required to prove that such Minister of Axriculrtre In the retiring pensioner's death was due to tnlliiarj or Cabin**!, us Premier: M. T!.onl*«on becomes naval service; that pensions granted to Mhii-lcrof tin* intwior. Biuyn of Agri­ minor children shall be co:itinmid, without culture, and Fries or Be ker take* the port­ UkL j™r Win Utf.iuur. ud Coo- limit, as to age wlierever ritdi minors are of folio of Just-c*-. Tlreoli^.- places will be unsound mind or physically helphiw. The retained bv their prene»t Inc imlkstto. resolutions urge tlte soldiers and sailors of 1‘awk. Oct. 35,-Yjwt, in tiie Depart­ the war to give their support .at the poll* ment uf the Seine- InLrleun-, where tbe only to such party or candidates as favor last outbreak of etolera In Fra:»ee haa ocsuch ji«t legislation in the interest of the cumsl. w In r. bad wniiun- con.litian, and men who stood in defense of the country in the inlmbitant- of Uie place are a drunken to*Tis and villages for any purpose whatever the hour of need.______________ lot Toe dociorx believe the deaths to t«> per cent, of their vajuatlom which haxcbcen aligned io chotera wwe North Carollna will elect State officers, Lcgls'DOWN WITH THE LORDS." really eauaed by cheep, vilitinoua apMhk which the victims ilrank. Two casea of cholera Imvc ocrmrtxl al St. U*unard, axH* A Demand for the Abolition otthe J^^dOonFiewmen. and vot.-iupon ■ SSfiffiSsaCAT® GREAT WARDROBE! Wcotern......... Pahis, Oct, more deaths froiu cholera at Yport. Tbe physlciajw discredit thea!b‘tr.«tious that the dlsejwe wM brought to Yport by sailors. They believe it generated Apontoneooiily at Yport through want, privation, drnnkjm ncss and dirt, which are prevalent there. London Ort. 37.—The toon industry tn England haaireretved a new huprtus this week, and recent American competition has been offset by the fact that English steel rail makers have received orders to the amount of sixty thousand tons. Three q>portune orders allo* Immense relief to the trade, and will go far toward preventing the closing of many factories In the north, which wore running short-handed for, lack StfifewgSa STORIES ON THE ROAD. Commercial Tr»*eier> ^Something to-Put In a Grlpwwa. For the Next Sixty Days Should Call <^t the Middle New England Southern... «Ued of cholera in all Italy. 4n*raln Fran the charge* that Dr. X H. Mclx-aa wwi to­ by his wife, and reached pubHrattoa TRADE TOPICSTMIM. OA M.-T1W IXlmww �The Hastings Banner. MARaHALt L. COOK, Editor. Hastings, Mick., October 80,1884. IKED. Mr. Abijali M. Flint, of Nsahvilte. than whom no more disreputable whelp lives in Michigan, is making speeches in Barry county, attacking Mr. Col­ Enured at thr PcXofflce at Hastings, Mich., for transmlrslon through the malls a> second a- - mrattrar ' ry county. Abijah M. Flint is a nice man to talk about the temperance rec­ Editorial. Notes. ord of anybody. He is notorious as a whiskey-soaker, an unprincipled, low­ Vote the entire republican ticket. lived cur. Wherever he is known, it. is The Butler boomlet is on the wane. a credit to any man to incur his dis­ Prepare to hurrah for Blaine and pleasure. * It is an honor to be. opposed by him wherever bis nauseating record is understood. ‘ The enemy are on the run. Give it But Mr. Flint is not known all over to ’em hot Barry county, and for that reason we Don’t be beguiled into voting against explain the case in which he seeks to in­ jure our worthy prosecutor. Gen. Alger. In his speeches, Mr. Flint takes oc­ Remember the mass meeting at Hast­ casion to refer to a case where a Nash­ ings Saturday. ville liquor dealer was arrested for sell­ Don’t be prevailed upon to vote for ing liquor on the 4th of July last. He then reads a letter from Mr. Colgrove any of the opposition candidates. to a Nashville justice, wherein the pros­ Do you wish to vote with and for a ecutor advised that if the liquor-dealer’s “solid south ?’’ If not, cast your ballot clerk sold the ardent, without the for Blaine and Logan. knowledge or consent of the proprietor, A vote for Pennington is a vote for the clerk, not the proprietor, must be free trade and British interests against arrested. Mr. Flint then tries to make his auditors believe that in this letter those of the United State. Mr. Colgrove tries to shield the pro­ Stick A pin here. The Banner pre­ prietor, and shirk the responsibility on diets that Blaine and Logan will be the clerk. elected try an overwhelming majority. Mr. Colgrove does not deny writing Be at the polls early on the morning such a letter. It was his duty to give of the 4th; remain there and work un­ such ^advice. If Mr. Flint were as ceasingly for the republican ticket until able a lawyer as he is cunning and low the polls dose in the evening. as a shyster, he would know that It was Mr. Colgrove’s duty to write Just that Indications are that Butler and West will not secure a vote in the electoral kind of a letter. ' The supreme court has lately decided, college. Greenbacker, how do you like in the case of the people m. Sylvester being tail to the democratic kite? Parks, reported in 49th Michigan, page Republican greenbacker, how do you 333, that “A liquor dealer cannot be like the idea of casting two-thirds of held iriminally responsible for the sale your vote for Cleveland and Hendricks, of liquor by hie clerk to drunkards or as you must .if you vote for Butler? minors.” In commencing on the case, It is an impossibility to cast a vote Judge Campbell, who rendered the de­ for Butler in Michigan without at least cision said: “It is contrary to every rule two-thirds of it being counted for of law to hold a person criminally res­ Cleveland. How do you like it, Mr. ponsible for an act in which he has taken no. part." Greenbacker ? The Banner would urge upon all re­ publicans the necessity of going early to the polls on election day and work­ ing unceasingly for the success of the entire ticket. The democratic majority in West Virginia has dwindled to 3,000 or less, and the republican majority in Ohio is about 18/XX). Not much consolation for democrats in these states. Protection vs. Free Trade is the para­ mount issue in the present campaign, and, as in their wont, the democrats ore on the wrong side. They are op­ posed to the protection of American in­ dustry and American lal»or. Again we repeat our warning of last week: Beware of fusion spook stories. The opposition are desperate, and will resort to any trick or device at the last moment.no matter how dishonorable, to secure votes. Bear in mind the Morey letter forgery, and be on your guard. . On election day the democrats will make .11 »orto of propcIUon. to trade Totes for Pennington. Their state and county ticket is a minor consideration with the democrat* of this district, It will thus be seen that Mr. Col­ grove was acting in good faith, doing his duty, aiming to save a useless pros­ ecution in advising the Nashville jus­ tice that if it should appear that the clerk sold the liquor without the knowl­ edge or consent of the proprietor, toe clerk, not the proprietor, should be ar­ rested. To further show Mr. Colgrove’s good faith in the matter, we append the .fol­ lowing correspondence which explains itself: Hastings, July 9.1884. Emanuel J. Frlghuer, Nashville, Mich. EBIKSD FUOHNKB; Your letter in regard to the liquor case at hand. I regard these cased among the most delicate to handle, and they should receive careful and thor­ ough examination. I am anxious that no failure be made in these cases and would like to thoroughly look them up. It will be impossible for me to come down now. I have the Searles murder case on hand, and am working faith­ fully day and nignt. I also have a liquor case on hand here, to be tried Fri­ day, for keeping open on the 4th. 1 can do no more than is possible for me to -- ” nd may get Powers, and have him look up ca;M, report to me. We are test­ ing a liquor case here and will know the result Friday. J am ulad you peo- Iton’t trade O'Donnell, nor any other ami will ffite you my best efiort. But man on the ticket, but work for a “dean Feigner, it is out ot the question for sweep.’’ me to give the matter my personal attention within the next few Young inAn; you who will cast /qur days; After that 1 will try, and see first ballot for presidential electors on what can be done. 1 hope you will be the 4th of Novemlier; by the memory able to get along tor a while, and it nec­ essary send me word at once, and let me of tiie past, and as you love your know how things are situated. You uountry and its institutions, cast it not can write me fully or I will talk with witii tbe party that upheld slavery, the you over the telephone. Vmm. ■ party that attempted to destroy this PHILIP T. COLGROVE, Proeccutlug Attorney. union, the party that advocates the political heresy of state sovereignty; As a further proof of Mr. Colgrove’s but cast it with the party of Lincoln sincerity, we append a letter from him and Garfield. itemember the '“solid to Walter S. Powers relating, to the south** is the only reliance of the .demo­ cratic party. Carl Schurz mvde 22 democratic speeches in Ohio at >200 a night. His text was the Mulligan letters and abuse <rf Blaine. The following table sum­ marizes the result as evidenced by the election returns: Umos In Cincinnati Umb ta Oteretand. TWe Unres In Dayton Om time In Ootnusbav . . OtM Utne In Canton........... QmtimeinZanesville ..... teaEEaS*’.?'?:: Oat ttme in Warren county Total republican tain.............. .............17JSO Mr. Prohibitionist, especially if you have been a republican, let us ask you a few questions: How do you like the idea of being an annex to the democratic party 2 How does the fact that you are being patted upon the back by the democrats •trike you? Do you, in dreams, see the republican party marching in solid columns into It thia tivrM happen, where, then, will your democratic allies be round ’ will the democratic party then give Hw riiout TOM ToUnf. to effect, With the “solid KHrthr M. Flint, on the stump to tell the stor­ ies that Mr. Holbrook dore not report through the press. We want tomform Mr. Holbrook that nucha course is not in keeping with his promise to tbe writ­ er; and if we hear of any more. of Mr. Flint’s dirty work in Holbrook’s inter­ est, we will consider that he wishes us to do for him what we promised we would if any more personalities were indulged in. We will be fair with him. but we will not let him with impunity trample upon his solemn promise. To SOLDIEBS OF MICHIGAN. In answer to certain false charges, which have been published recently, and having implicit confidence in the honeety and integrity of our soldier auditor general, Comrade William C. Stevens, we desire to present toqur late comrades in arms the following facts, feeling assured that the facts speak for themselves. At the present time there are 65 cierka employed in the Auditor (ieneral’s office, of whom 54 are regular* or permanent clerks, and 11 are “tem­ porary,” employed only for a short time. Of the regular clerks there are: Sol­ diers 19, widefws of soldiers 3, son of a soldier 1, daughter of a soldier 1, sisters 2, nurse in hospital 1, total 27. Of the 11 temporary clerks 4 are soldiers and 1 the wife of h soldier. Of the regular soldier clerks 8 were appointed by Major Stevens;'his total regular ap­ J out not »> * "’J ttemau Inbrlnffoft ■ kortby ttie U8* «'■ pitMlsbcd In Truth aome years to detail theae saint statements* into the newspapers now from bu uuhorlty- 11 umuer*. UtUe wbeUierar mra.-. I>1» •“•» BShJJjir M-nd!raSt'hrrT' over h» om URE Hurt I am deliberately false In an recollection. Inwhlch I am quite a* likely, certainly, to be com-.-, as anybody else. J cannot but Irrl that for a guest Invited to all the freedom of table, conversation thus to drag some of It in »<U»torted form and with untrue additions to It be­ fore the publie. at such a time and for Mjeha purpose, with the aiMertloii that If J do not re­ member it Just as he docs, one of us is. tn his rule of good koefety, as well as inconsistent with tbe character of a gentleman. To this Beecher replies, reiterating his former assertions, and mentioning, among others, ex-Gov. Baldwin as being present and knowing to the conversa­ tion. We expect Gov. Baldwin will now give his version or the talk. Mean­ while, Mr. Joy’s word will be consid­ ered at least as good as Beecher’s by the voters of Michigan. A LETTER FROM JUDGE HOOKER EDITOR HANNER: A lew years ago the voters of Michi­ gan adopted an amendment to the con­ stitution, authorizing the county of SICK ail. DOES SOT CONTAlN^JLMMOWlAa Hastings, July 9th, 18M. Walter 8. Powers, Nashville. Mich. Frikxd Powkbs : I have received word from Feigner that a complaint has been made against some one in Nashville for keeping sa­ loon open on the 4th. Will you please Investigate, and advise me as to the merits of the matter. I am at work in tbe Searles murder case and in a liquor case here, to be tried Friday and for the life of me cannot get away- Please write me what there is of it, and I will come down in a few days. Please ad­ vise me before an arrest is made/unleee especially the language In one of hl. letter, to delay is dangerous. < Gen. Alger about ooottnental Hara. Knowing full well. therefore, the preeeut state ol tbe conET.’ COLGKOVE. veraation which did take place at that time, I can Pros. Att’y. state with the inont absolute certaintv that I said In that or any other conversation If any man wants to know whether never with anybody that Mr. Blaine when speaker Mr. Colgrove has not done, and agreed made me any offer or proposition, directly or thrungh a third person, that be would appoint a to do, all in hia power to prosecute vio­ committee to autt me or put a Joan upon that committee such as I wished If i would buy Little lations of the liquor law, let him write Kock ft Fort thulth bonds of him at jmr mb Dr. Devore, of Freeport, and C. A. erwfae. This is perfectly certain. He never "?nt to ’,ne 10 n“ke W MUoh » propel Hough, of Woodland, and ascertain tlon within a day or two. aa Mr. Beecher says, or at any other time. rids wiD I think, dispose from these tried and true temperance of them allegations of Mr. Beecher. While I state there thiiip with a clear cer­ mm the character of Mr. Colgrove’s tainty with .regard to them I do not say Mr. correspondence with them, and the tone Beeeherds a continental liar, or that a eontlnental falsehood lies lietweeu him and myself. of his letters, and see if they have not Hl. memory from lapse of time or influenced, pertama by hia feelings or wishes. Is ectainly at always had the right ring. fault In these respect*. I wav simply stating a When the Banner gave Mr. Hol­ conversation of a third party with Mr. Blain? as by that party to me. Mr. Beecher, while brook to understand two weeks ago, stated not iwvulActlrc Ir ‘"I ’. I,. I-, that if any more attacks upon Mr. Cob grove yrero made in his, Holbrook’s, in­ true not only m I recollected It then, but ms he recollects It now. and more, that I asserted the terest, we would show up his not very fn,,h h’’ himaelf draws from it aa he NoiMw: rouid creditable temperance record of quite l‘e be wider cd The mark. Of rmirre 1 do not know recent date, and Hood the country with whether tbe conversation with Mr. Blaine waa affidavits from responsible citizens in i nuiieu it aa it wan narrated to me correctly as nearly every township of Barry county allowing some very dubious transac­ tions on his part, Mr. H. promptly came to the writer and said he wanted no more personalities, and would see that HEAD raflbr from this* THE TEST OF TIE OVEI. 1’BICE BAKING POWDER CO.. ■Alias or Dr. Price’s Special FlaviiTiii EitracU, Dr. PriM’i Lnpulln Ymt 6(im ACHE mOMWtMranu. nf-u, In vials at XS ceau; Sva for tl. 8<Hd by drafgMa eraryTbcre, or acct by mad. CARTER MEDICINE CO., New Tort km them. FOR BALE BY GROCERS. CHICAGO. - - ftT. LO Wayne, to pay her judges something beyond, the salary fixed by law, when in the opinion of the board of supervisors of that county it was thought advisa­ ble to do so. This was found necessary to secure the services of satisfactory judges. A similar amendment is now asked by the inhabitants of the Northern peninsula, and the question of its adop­ tion will be voted upon at the next election. The great expense of living, and the opportunity for lucrative practice, raised by this yeast is llfllit, whits end wholewhich that part of the state affords good lawyers, have rendered it difficult GROCERS SELL THEM. « to obtain and keep satisfactory judges Price Baking Powder Co., at the present salary. mm « k. nwDani riranu cunts, In view of the fact, that such addi­ Chloafto,- ill. Louir, NM tional compensation will or may be paid, only by -the counties interested, I and that the law applies only to tiie northern peninsula, it would seem that H Can be »oM in fwilly. Give* the voters of this section should be willing to give them this amendment, thus leaving them to pay the additional HNtSHuE A MACKIN. Cfoctawti.0 compensation or not. as they might see .fit. No part of such compensation could by any possibility come out of the state treasury, or be a tax upon Any part of the southern peninsula. The fact that this amendment is of no direct importance to this section, and therefore not likely to attract much attention, has led the writer to submit this explanation of the subject and to express the opinion that it should receive the support of our voters irre­ spective of party. us his first order was to the effect that F. A. HOOKER. ail clerks then employed should be re­ tained. In addition to the foregoing MR. 0’DOHHELL AT CEDAR CREEK. A report of Mr. O'DonneU’s speech at let us refer you to “Michigan in the War.” Page 939: Stevens, Wm. C. 1st Cedar- Creek was made by a correspon­ dent there in the Democrat of the suc­ Lieut. 3d Cav. Sept. 7, 1861. Resigned May 28.1862. Captain 9th Cav. Nov. 3, ceeding week. f Nearly everybody here knew the author—a man without stand­ 1862. Major June 3d 1864. Mustered out July 21, IWlfi, and honorably dis­ ing in this community—and no atten­ tion was paid to it. But this report charged. * Page 923: Sanford, Geo. P. Capt. 1st has been embodied in a circular and sent all over this district, And for fear Infantry Sept 15,1861. Resigned May 5, 1862. -Major and Paymaster U., S. it may fall into some one’s hands who Vols. Sept. 19,1864. Brevet Lt CoyU. might believe it, we call attention to it. S. Vols. June 21,1865. “for faithful ser­ This lying correspondent charges that vice in the pay department." Mustered Mr. O’Donnell stated in his speech **I out July 1, 1866, and honorably dis­ want all protestant denominations to understand that I am not a Catholic. I charged. It will be noted that Col. Sanford’s abhor the very existence of everything that pertains to it." field service lasted not longer than sev­ C. M. Mack, P. T. Colgrove and D. R. en months, and reference to Page 175, “Michigan in the War,” shows his regi­ Cook from this city heard Mr. O’Don­ nell at Cedar Creek, and they deny em­ ment was not engaged until a month after his resignation. He therefore phatically that Mr. O’DonneU made such an assertion. So have a number saw no active service. of the most prominent citizens of Hope CLINTON HPENCKK, T. SCOTT CLARK, . township. It is a lie which was born WtITCOWL , FKED'K SCHNEIDER. in -the small brain of a very small M. D. . ' G. H. SAXTON, at Cedar Creek. Of course nothing was Soldiers* Committee. or will be gained for Mr. Pennington JOT'S KXPLT TO BEECHER. in that locality where the correspondent Below we give Mr. Joy’s reply to is known, by such a falseoood. But as Henry Ward Beecher, published in the it has been widely circulated by Mr. Hew York Tribune. It speaks for it­ self: statement to regard to It. J have read everything, I think, which has been written relative to a couveraatioo which pointments have been eleven. The fol­ lowing are the soldier employes on be­ half of whom this is published: FredTc Schneider. Col. 2<1 Infantry. G. L. Wight, 24th Mich. Infantry. G. H. Saxton, 1st Mich. Sharpshooters. E. H. Porter. Regtl. Commissary 4th Cavalry. M. J. Bassett, 3d Ohio Cavalry. T. L. I’. Miles, 11th Mich. Cavalry. J. J. Sherman,8th N. Y. Heavy Art’y. Clinton Spencer, 1st Mich. Infantry. F. M. Howe, 20th Mich. Infantry. C. J. Burnett, Bat. G. 1st Light Arty. H. Humphrey, 30th Infantry. L. B. Baker, 1st D. C. Cavalry. Mrs. G. W. Hoskins, Widow Lieut Hoskins, 14th N. Y. Infantry. Mrs. G. W. Freeman, wife Lieut. Freeman, 2d Mich. Infantry. Mrs. M. N. Brainard, sister Adjutant Noble, 2d Infantry. Mrs. M. C. Snencer, wife of Capt. Spencer, 1st Mien. Infantry. J. W. Taylor, 8th Kansas Infantry. J. F. Mead. 8th Mich. Infantry. W. W. Cook, Adjutant »th Cavalry. T. S. Clark, Col. 6th Heavy Artillery. D. W. Clemmer, Capt 1st Cavalry. H. L. Bedell, 1st Berdan’s S. S. . C. O. Pratt, Adjutant "th Cavalry. J. T. Strong, 3d Mich. Infantry. I. R. Jameson, 1st Co. S. S. 27th Infty. L. A. Baker, 20th Mich. Infantry. E. W. Clark, Id Mich. 3d Mich. Infty. Mrs. S. E. Hutchinson, widow Capt. Hutchinson, 8th Mich. Infantry. C. A. Taylor, daughter Chaplin Tay­ lor, 8th Mich. Infantry. L. A. Baker, son of private Baker, 50th N. Y. Engineers. Carrie Cowels, sister A. E. Cowles, 20th Infantry. Emily A. Beecher, Hospital Nurse. It should be remembered that every employe of the office is here by the direct appointment of Major Stevens, - _ — ------ U6HT HEALTHY BREAD SYEASTGEMS AGENTSHS- Frobatr Order. Stale .<»•' Mlfliipui. County of Barrj s. At a KcMdoiroftlir probate eotirt for Hw couiitv at HMtluKK. In I'onntt. lHl Mawta Tc. UKnday of (Mobrr. In tie vwoue t'i< uij eight hundriil nnd eightvt«*ur. PrBBMrt, Clement Smith, Judge«d Prob u In tbe matter of thr rdate.il Wliluu.. Iran. dewHjwHl. : n:*‘,1Iyc w',d, ‘IflH-mioii. duly vrr.nrd, ot Christopher H. \ auAnban. adm.'nfotravir ..t I the r«tatr of mid derraiwd. jnvijlnu that h-iij.. : erfbed which *ald deccXxii dje«l. -epi-.f t<ir reaaon* therm, set forth. | Tlwrropon It Is.ordered, that Moudai the l 20th dao of NovemlXT ne\t, at- ten o’clock in the forenoon, lie aaslgnnl lor the hearing: »; -aid estate, are required to-appear at a*c*Mou<Jf •aid Court, then to be holden a: th.- t*rol<atr OfBce. in the city of HaMhig> In said countv ah.i •how eaiuw. if any there be. why the t <,f the petitioner should not tie granted. And U Is tjurther ordered that said netitioiwr give notice to Abe peraans lniere«ted t;; estate, of the jieiidency of said petition, und the bearing thereof bj <-*u.sliig a copy of ihi> order to be published, tn the Hastings u Mvspaper printed and ctreulafedihyahU rxtntv of Barn . once in rach week for three stu re*sfre weeks, previous to *ald day ot hearing CLEMENT SMITH. (A true copy. > Judge of Probate. ^Reflecting Safety Lamp Persons whowe lungs are impaired or have throat disew«rs should nut go to the eeashore, as the air is al wavs poison­ ous to such troubles. Use Dr. Bigelow s Poeitive Cure. It cures coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, asthma, influenza, and all throat aud lung diseases. Mont­ gomery & Co,druggists, Decorah;Iowa, say: “We are having a run on Positive Cure. It gives universal satisfaction.” Price 50 cents and on? dollar. Trial bottles free of FreslTc Hotchkiss. $500.00 To the Person M Cao Prove: 1st. That we don't carry the Largest Clothing stock 2nd. That we don’t give better bargains, 3d. That we don’t deal fairer than, any CLOTHING HOUSE! IN WESTERN MICHIGAN. Now when you come to Grand Rapids, don’t fail to visit with us. ▲ CARD. Having heard from reliable sourero that my republican friends are report­ ing that I do not want the office of county clerk and would not qualify if elected, I wish to say that I accepted the nomination and would be glad if elected and should do the bert I could to fill the office honorably, and I have never authorized any one to say any­ thing to the contrary. MMdlevlUe, Oct 36. *M. GEO. W. 1CKEE. Married, Oct 8th, at the rertdence of the bride’s parents in Irving, Mr. Edward (Munroe, of Johnstown, and Miss B. J. Matthews. Grigga' Ulyoariae Salve. The beat on earth, ran truly be raid of Grigg,'Glycerine Salve, which la a ther aorea. will poa. totter and all akin thia wonder healer. SauActloo ruruteed « moor Only S cento. 1'or rale Hotebkifli. We make no great outward show but have honest goods inside and lot of them. Men’s Overcoats, $2.50, 4.50, 5.00, up to $35. Boy’s Overcoats, $2.00, 2.50, 3.00, up to $8.50 * . V We can suit; at prices 20 per cent less than others. . Mind we can save your expenses to come to our city, giving you a free chanco to see the wide-awake metropolis of Western Michigan. BE SURE AND SEE US. Star Clothing House, 38,40 and 43 Canal St., Grand Rapids. �P°party Vindicated1 by* ItebReeorri°n f° TernPeranee~The Republican iaan weiah win ,k„ec2rd' Let Fair-minded Men of Mich- jjyglHECOBD The Republican Party the only True Friend of Temperance. were republican member.? iwd rapubllc.ni r.“t •?'* * 18 tax Jaw. The democrats saw the situ­ To u. thu" no, ation at a glance and proposed to join rfWl *n,'nt'r'|y OIDoront forces with this minority of ropubllcans for a tax law, as that would bring about tho repeal of the prohibitory law. 'lero ln favor of altowA DEMOCRAT IN THE HOUSE i I 80 that they, But they forget to mention that those laws were secured through the legisla­ tion of the republican party, and that 2ni p™hlb,t,on1 *» in this State, we in no case has such a result ever been will take that with thanks. We do no: attained I THROUGH A THIRD PARTY ORGANIZA­ propose tq take our place with the ^’7" Jf prob’b,*<1’ where we can ^?il 1»X? i£roh,b,tlon ’ we w,non,tako h-1 e.re we can bave y Par* 1 TION. to put a prohibition plank in Its plat­ form, nor would 1 consent to seek the indorsement of any political conven­ tion. Let the parties and their ma­ chinery alone. This cause Is infinitely above their range of topics and action. It belongs to the people In their high­ est freedom and ultimate sovereignty, and tbe appeal should be made .to the people’s representatives In the legisla­ ture upon grounds broader and sollder than any party stands upon. In'the ineantitqe Uet everything be done that can be to sustain and improve tbe ex­ isting legislation on the subject. ExKrience has amply proven that ‘ regullott dbcs not regulate ’—yet restrain­ ing statutory laws have ’some value, and with alive public sentiment behind them, their beneficial power may be so increased as to prove the practicability and expediency of constitutional pro­ hibition.” . I IMPRACTICABLE REFORMERS They also point with pride to the No?" °f ““ ‘kmom‘<lc '"do­ JLhi°r “y: 401w “* total prohibition; fact that In some of tbe southern States or if not, we will have free rum.’ We prohibitory laws are in operation, but It la often charged that "republican. 1 oo not want free rum. We will wel­ they also forget to say that those laws every advance toward prohibl- were not enacted as party measures but ism the responsible for come tS3’., ° V” ‘h'fforo vlew”^68^ th*1 M tbe ond ever ln were advocated by the peqple and pass­ tbe noo-«ubmlaalon of the prohibitory party methods ed by the people’s representatives with­ Pro»lblt>»“l«i« like Sam? While the republican party does not out regard to party, a method entirely disastrous to the tem D,.f1"tor"> their audience. expect to take the last line of entrench­ at variance with that prescribed and .nhL<? re<1“lr“ » two-thlrda vote to ments first in Its combat with this "u *" •montltncnt for the nuou recognized evil, it will ever be ready pursued by the political prohibitionists that such Information would be "an Im- to advance its lines us rapidly as nubile of Michigan. National and State and counjy tickets putatlou upon the Intelll^n™ J? X sentiment will permit. have been placed in the field by the pro­ {S>P1?L.th° M.11cblK‘u> legislature of hibitionists, and in many-cases congres­ hS. w'r.' toPoWran* 1“ the THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM OF 1872. sional and legislative nominations have It was not our intention at the be­ <he oenate, making a already been made. Even In legislative total of 80. To have submitted u,0 ginning to go outside of our own state districts where the republicans have amendment It would have taken two- In the presentation of facta, bnt the nominated men pledged individually A WARNING FROM MRS. FOSTER. thlrda of 137, or S8 votes, or eight more wholesale vituperation and falsehood and by platform to the submission of a yttereil by political prohibitionist* man the republicans possessed. Did against the republican platform of 1872 prohibitory amendment, and who are Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, one of the fore­ any Audience in Michigan ever hear also in favor of prohibitory legislation, these facts stated by a political prohi­ calls for more than a passing notice. third party legislative tickets have most workers In the cause of temper­ The 16th resolution in that platform ance , and an officer of the Nationa) W obition orator? been nominated for the reads ns follows: man’a Christian Temperance “Union, ,Jn.tbo of the above facts we ask SOLE PURPOSE OF DEFEATING “The republican party proposes to writes the following letter on the duty all fair-minded men whether a party respect the rights reserved by tho peo- the republican candidates and placing of temperance people in the present * should bo Judged by tiie action of the . PK_t0 lVcm8elves as carefully as the democrats in power who are known to campaign: majority or minority? The political powers delegated by them to the states WHISKY, Buffalo. Aug. 27,1884.—The Rev. E. “ be cotillJ"' - >“d support ot bo be opposed to submission and all sump­ । prohibitionists not only attack tiie re­ * friend- "f temperance. Io give iand they wore forced into that corner publican party for the action of a small and to the federal government. It dis­ tuary laws. In other words, party pro­ K..Young, D. D., Des Moines, la.—My S? 10 MitrtloM. they principally by the political prohibition­ approves of the resort to unconstitu­ hibitionists deliberately ■ take upon Dear Friend: My allegiance in public minority of its members,governed by tional laws for the purpose of remov­ themselves the responsibility of defeat­ work is first of all due to the Woman’s “>l-rrpre.ent | the demands of their local constituen­ ing evils by interference with rights ing well-known temperance republicans Christian Temperance Union. 1 believe X ;« » ! "I‘"h h“ "" In that same year the political pro­ cies, but not surrendered by the people to and electing antl-tcmperanee demo­ .that as a "National organization we Smilr “ • aUvnocoment and hibition party, now called “union par­ W1LI.FUI.LT FALSIFY either the state or National govern­ crats. Can political perfidy like this aid should be non-partiSau hi our attitude tot l.me:•-mpentnee CTiue. ty,” under the lead of John Russell, the attitude of Hie party as repre­ ment." From these words political pro­ the temperance cause ? Let every hon­ toward the poli tical questions of tbe day, Ke wetent !>■: ■>,!>* l'> tl*e .ntclllgcnt placed third party tickets |n the field, sented by more than three-quarters hibitionists claim that tbe republican est temperance man analyze the facts even toward party prohibition. It Is my vo-enoi ■■ hrier but compre- to draw of! votes from wellrknowu tem­ of its legislative members. From party took strong ground against nil above given and answer the question sincere ^conviction, strengthened by a beitieetutran- ’d -t the facu beurlnj perance republicans and ,‘elect demo­ the time the republican - party first Sunday and temperance laws. There for himself. Prohibition republicans personal knowledge of the work the .•.'.for the republican party cratic members who were pledged to came into power a-large majority of is not a word in the above plank which only country over, that tbe overthrow ot the ■ ' Ml ,.; "111 ' -• but amtlout to I* the repeal of the prohibitory law. the republican members of the legisla­ could be-so construed., Besides this, PLAT INTO THE HANDS OF DEMOCRATS liquor traffic will be soonest accom­ The whisky democracy has labored ture have been found advocating and Sunday and temperance laws have hived*.»' ’it'* r- ..I <»n the temperance plished if our organization withhold by voting for St. John, Preston, and party effort and give themselves wholly • Klien’: ns it h willing and anxious earnestly to stifle the voice of the peo­ voting for measures calculated to ad* always been recognized as*constitu­ their legislative nominees, without to ihe'regular lines of temperance work to-tuveiwaction examined on nil the ple on a constitutional amendment, and vancc the temperance cause. A large tional. The plank was framed and gal n I ng-n single point in favor of pro­ Important qne>tton« which have come even with this damnable record John majority of the members of that party adopted to meet the .issue which the hibition. On the contrary, they are which hive been developed by God’s ’ wftjre tb« Arturican people tor settle­ Russell, Prof. Sam Dickie, Merritt will leave nothing undone In the future democratic party had forced upon tiie liable to inse all that has becn gained. providence during the ten years since ment drring the past twentyeight Moore, D. P. Sagendorph & Co. are to advance temperance, and give the country in its charges that “the repub­ The true friend of temperance will hold tbe crusade. We have some twenty-five years. MiticJ panic*, like indivld- ready to put in practice the same de­ people tiie privilege of voting on a pro­ lican party was in favor of a centralized fast to all the rope which he now has in distinct departments of work under the spicable tactics in this contest, which hibitory amendment. Tbe laws now government; and that it believed tbe hand nnd add to it every inch which it general divisions, preventive, educa­ uali, thOUld be \ tional, evangelistic, social, and legal.they have played In previous cam­ on the statute-books are not only re­ military superior to civil power.” it Is possible to gain. JCBGF.D nr THEIR ACTIONS, These cover every phase of the question, To sum up, the prohibition party xnJ not by what they may pretend. paigns. The republican party Is pledged strictive and calculated to bind the is true that Mr. Raster, whom prohibi­ to favor the submission of a prohibi­ giant evil in chains, but If thoroughly tionists delight, to quote, dialmed that has but one Idea, and to bring that and afford the widest scope for the work From 1853 to 1875 there was a prohib­ this resolution was written to cover the about it proposes to commit tbe of our organization. I deprecate great­ tory amendment’. Nine-tenths of tiie enforced are largely itory hw upon tiie statute books. Since ground that prohibitionists charge,but unpardonable win of placing tho demo­ ly the seeming attempt on the part of republican members, who wilkbe elect­ PROHIBITIVE IX CHARACTER. that lime a tax Lnv, with strict police some of our women to ally the National the language of the resolution docs not ed without a doubt, will work and vote regulation*. been in force. That Woman’s Christian Temperance Union' Upder the local option law of 1883 admit of such an interpretation. No I cratic party In power. The prohibition party has expressed with the national prohibition party. 1 this law has not been without good for such amendment. Should political more than half of the villages In Michi­ other member of the Philadelphia con- i prohibitionists pull together with re­ NO INTELLIGENT IDEA believe the larger part of our member­ results, i? ehowii by n table prepared gan if they so desire can wipe out the vention ever made such a wicked and j publicans there Is every reason to be­ some thne since by 1.. Randall, au sale of all intoxicants within their bor­ unfounded charge. Suppose that Mr. I on the tariff, or any of the great ques­ ship and our best advisers deplore what ' ders. The sale of liquors to minors is Raster had written that resolution him­ tions now before the American people they consider am unwarranted and an ardent pelhic.il prohibitionist of Dans­ hove that A. TWO-THIRDS MAJORITY strictly prohibited under the present self with the full intent of having it fo,r settlement. Its declarations are untenable positlmi. ville. Ingham county. By this-table It Having been chosen by tbe national !s shown-that the number of liquor could be secured. But what do these, law; while every saloon in .Michigan mean just what ho says it did, such a such as to show it incompetent to deal dealer* in the State in 18TO. under the gentlemen propose ? They tell their can be closed on election days, holiday daim would not be valid unless tbe with any of tbe great questions of the union superintendent of the department prohibition law, was "'hilo in followers to go ahead and nominate Sundays, and after a certain time at great wrong m.tJ crime appeared on /by. Tbewtlr explMe declnmtidn iri of legislative work and petitions, I must 1S82. iiikI't rh* rAX law. tbero w««« cAT.dtdin-tcs fur thi» IcglnUtnre, knowing night. Wherever there is sentiment to the face of tho resolution. The rules the democratic platform, and in Mr. keep myself free from partisanship. As only -W,. notwithstanding that the full well that nine out of every ten enforce tiie present law’s threo-quarton of interpretation do not authorize any Cleveland's letter of acceptance In that an Individual 1 cannot and do not smother my convictions. Either James AGAINST “ SUMPTUARY LAWS." population of the State had increased votes which such candidates receive of tho result is prohibition pure and one to go away from the phlnjneaning The utterances of the republican G. Blaine or Grover Cleveland will be Mtncen these dates over 400,000, and must come from the republican can­ simple; and this seems to us a long step of these plain words and take .Mr. In tho direction of the goal which all many new cities and villages had sprung didates pledged to the submission of a Koster’s say so‘as to what the resolu­ platform, and of its presidents! candi­ £resident of these United States. As stween them I do not see how any prohibitory amendment. What is the true friends of temperance In one way tion real)j’ means in order to blacken dates, are bold, explicit, and incapable up ti’j the northern part of the State. Christian voter can hesitate. Writing It oXanother are trying to reach. The the names of the honored men who of misconstruction. Prominent among his not the province of tills article practical result of such action? as I do from this city of Buffalo, where to argue the merits or <|emcrit«-of pro­ inures to tho defeat of temperance re­ republican legislature of 1883 enacted a adopted that resolution. A deed of tbe principles laid down are protection Cleveland’s homejs—no, where he lives, publicans, and places In power demo­ law requiring instruction In tho com­ land Is not what the scrivener intends to Americans at home and abroad; pro­ he has no home—T\ do not hesitate to hibition and fixation, but to tection to American Industry and mon schools to be given relative to it shall be, but what the grantor and cratic members pledged to DEAL WITH FACTS “the ofiect of alcohol on the human grantee say it shall be. That resolu- American labor, against the accumu­ -say, as for mo and mine, let It bo the i«. we find them. While more than OPPOSE ALL SUMPTUARY LEGISLATION, system.” This will, wo have no doubt,। tiou was just what the National rephb- lated capital ana pauper labor of true husband, the honest father, the home man—James G. Blaine. nuic-wnths »f the republican party are and who are under the control of tho prove . . lican party intended It should be, and Europe: the regulation of railway' Further than this. I do not believe In favor of temperance, and believe that whisky element of the state. If In any that was to meet the democratic charge transportation; the establishment of a thejdemand for national constitutional OMK OF THE MOST EFFECTIVE BLOWS National bureau of labor, and the the people should have the privilege of district thb prohibitionists had a show । of centralization as set forth in the ever struck against King Alcohol. So enforcement of the eight-hour law; the .prohibition is the “best indorsement settling |Jie question for themselves by to elect their candidate then there . liberal republican platform adopted at rejoiced were the W.C. T. U.. of Lan­ prohibition of tiie importation of con­ of prohibition principles.” The pro­ veiing upon a prohibitory amendment, would l»e some consistency In such hibition of. the liquor traffic is-not, by sing, over the-passage of this measurei Cincinnati.May Land which afterward there is a difference of opinion in the action, but so long as they have not, that thef signified their approval andI became the democratic platform nt tract labor to the injury of American either the letter or the spirit of the party a* to rhe effectiveness of taxation every vote cast for their legislative Baltimore. The fourth plank In that labor; the continuance of the civil ser­ constitution, the subject of national gratification by placing upon the desk , vice auspiciously commenced under md prohibition in dealing witli tho gi­ candidate Is a direct vote against tem- of each member voting therefor .a beau­ platform said: “Localself-government legislation. It must come by states; gantic' evil. Tiie republican party 6erance, and tiie submission of a pror with linjfhrtial suffrage will guard the। republican administration; the reservaIbltory amendment. Stripped of all tiful bouquet, with the best wishes of rlibu Tin cltlxen, mort,acure!y tlon of the public land, to aclu.l «t- it can come In no other way, unless by stands ready to obey ■ an armed resistance to law in the states the Uniop. , , the pensioning .of disabled than nny «otr«llieil power. Tho pubHerat thy peiulonlng of dlublod verbiage the prohibition or union party than any centralized power, llio pun­ TUE VOICE OF THE MAJORITY, by military intervention. Peaceable -^These facts and the tightening of lie welfare requires the supremacy of Union soldiers of the late war (not the resolution according to constitutional is practically many screws In the existing liquor of the people, whether that voice be for soldiers of the war of the republic, as the civil over the military authority, । A DEMOCRATIC ANNEX. methods must come by state legislation. taxation or prohibition. V .. . laws by tho same legislature, laid down In the democratic platform, and the freedom of persons under tiie I So also Just as prohibition cannot be In this connection the Injudicious Much is -aid by political prohroltlonGIVE THE LIE DIRECT Srotection of the habeas corpus. We ’which may mean union or confederate); carried in a state till a considerable ists about the democratic party having acts, we might say treachery of politl- to the charge of political prohibition­ the restoration of the navy to its old ­ jmand for tho individual the largest passed a prohibitory law in Michigan oil prohibition!.!, may bo .hown by a ists that “ tho republican party Is a liberty consistent with public order, time strength and efficiency; tbe sup­ number of voters In tiie state are them­ tn 1853. It is true that the democracy^ brief review of their action In connec­ whisky party.” Surely Hie M . C. 1. for the state self-government, and for pression of polygamy by the civil selves prohibitionists, so national pro-' hlbition cannot be a practical Issue, passed such a measure but not daring tion with the pledge of the Kalamazoo U.pt that time made no such unjust the nation a return to the .methods of authorities If possible, and by the mil­ until a considerable number of states teaiiume the respon-Ability they sought convention of 1883. To go back to the peace and the constitutional limita­ itary if need be; the supremacy of the are prohibition states. When threeaccusation. ■ nation against the doctrine of State to shift it upon others by providing for spring of 1SS1 the republican party, In tions of power." quarters of the states agree the conTAXATION NOT A LICENSE, rights, and the maintenance of a free a fubmi-<i<»n of the question to the peo­ state convention at Lansing, almost The above is. a matter of record; now ballot, an honest count, and a correct stltutionof the United States may be ple. The prohibitory law of that year unanimously placed Itself on recordI In But as a last resort a political prohi­ let ns glance nt amended and national prohibition be Is to be foiyoi on page 100 of tho session favor of tbe right of tho people to vote bitionist, when confronted by the above THE PRESENT CONDITION OF AFFAIRS. return. These are some of the leading the rule of the land. It Is sometimes Srinciples set forth In the -republican laws, ami the action to shift the respon­ upon con.tltiitfonal amendments, when fac s will answer: “1 can never conargued that the thirteenth amendment The fight In the present campaign Is ^tO license an evil. ” Wo deny that atloual platform, and until these are suei. privilege was asked for by a re ­ sibility appear-. In sections 18, 19, 20. abolishing slavery in the states wn« between the republican aud demo­ The people ratified the law, but the su­ spectable portion of the people. When, taxation is a license. Several years cratic parlies. The voters of Michi­ secured to the people it is worse than. submitted by congress before the states folly to call for the defeat and destruc­ a few days later, tho vote In tho legis­ So Justice Cooley of our supreme preme court, in the case of People v. had taken similar state action, but we gan must choose between the two. tion of the republican party. Collins (3d Midi., page 343), declared lature was taken on the question of sub­ court showed conclusively that toxa- Republican defeat means democratic The republicans of Michigan still remember at this time there was so "S'*? such action unconstitutional, lu that tiie mission It lacked Ono vow in the .onate “on win not u license large a majority of free states that success. Prof. Samuel Dickie,chairman has many times been published). Dur of the prohibition State central com­ have a duty to perform in supporting they controlled the government and power of‘euacthig general laws could and two In the house. '**w" and defending the party of Lincoln and ng tho Pre«nt J'"r,j,v ‘wSmnTao mittee, Is desirous of having this re- , carried on a great and terrible war. notbeBeli.-g.iied by the legislative body Kalamazoo convention of 1882, andline Garfield, now so republican party again placed Itself on rase of People V. nailing (to The question of slavery on its politleven to tbe people. On the question as £ teind ln 18 N. W. Reporter, page suit brought about for lie urges his WANTONLY AND WJCKEDLY ASSAILED cal side was a controversy between to whether tliu law was constitutionally rerord In favor of submission. At t at followers to "vole tquarely againtt the by the lenders of .the prohibition party. states, concerning which the general in force, the court was equally divided. time II was generally understood that ^^K-IUon’of th. t« upon lb. refublican party even if it The friends of temperance and of hu­ government and national legislation Il must uleo be remembered that when the prohibition party ticket bwfni”? «»!"» Intoxlcttlnr Iquor democratic party in power.' According man liberty can have no other abiding was the only court of appeal. The to tbe figures of the prohibition leaders tbe democracy passed this law there WOV1.D BS WITHDRAWS not a licenee, ana Is not a violation o the prohibition vote as estimated by place than the great National republi­ prohibition of the liquor traffic is not a was but little contest over the question, and every effort made to ?b^Mnitft“tlon ol our State a; «np- them in thia State this fall means noth­ can party, for the question still comes question between states, bnt between and that the better part of that party publican candidates. The next^day a^ ing more or leee than the defeat of mb- up os to who shall rule this country. the people of n state, and national *bes succeeding year went into the re­ Jadkson the state temperance alliance There Is no chance for success of a pro­ political action is not at this time the mittion and the tucceet of democracy. publican ranks. When the republican met, and voted to keep Its third। P‘rlF hibition party, but the choioe lies be­ proper court lu which to try this cause. legldaiure convened In 1855 it assumed ticket In tho field. Not one of them ^ftu-™p>er5l£no.c.n Honest republican voters should In the tween the republican and democratic I have taught this doctrine from interest of temperance open their eyes, the rtspumlblilty which Its democratic was foolish enough to Zxpect to seeis parties. “Shall they who saved this ocean to ocean; could 1 now fall to to the situation and promptly and luh'm.Swr ’tbe LegWatSre of predecessor had shirked, ajul passed nrnhibilion candidate elected, and yet vigorously oppose this scheme to place country rule it? Snail the men who stand for the application of the.truths An oct to prevent t4*e manufacture and they knew that auch action would sureI have taught? This Is why I could .ran‘kn."tVoOd“rpower the uemocr«tlc petty which Hleofapirituous or Intoxicating liquors y fake rs from republican «nd - MJCh"!;ncM!l“ notif I were a voter enter the politi­ is opposed to submission and to all «a beverage,” and wiped out the dem­ or shall the rebels who walk her quar­ cal field for the nominees of the Pitts­ sumptuary legislation. ter deck, give the orders and sink It? burgh convention. I honor John P. St. ocratic abortion of 1853. These are the WHAT 14 YOUR DUTY ? fneral facts about early legislation, Shall .a solid South, a united South, John, he has my high esteem my pro­ xnedetuils in regard to the votes on Then it becomes a question for• re- united by assassination and murder, a found respect, and so of Mr., Daniel, Dubllcans, with prohibition procllvl- South solidified by the shot gun; shall whom 1 am honored by numbering bills are its lollows: The law of ties, W decide for themselves whether a united South, with the aid of a divid­ among my personal friends. I believe *wJ passed the senate by 31 yeas to 1 or not they will throw the weight of ed North, control thia great and splen­ they each were actuated by the high ,,hllcr a democrat. In tbe their votes to tbe democratic ticket*. did country ?” Republicans of Michigan motive of disinterested prtrlotlsm; 1 nou-e 42 democrats and 16 whlgs voted y'Mnd 10 democrats and .2 whlgs no. Thl OT«tl»» «“"« 1,°m• ,0 ”e2 these are questions which you must simply do not agree with them as to „<1 to •«“* "“‘.‘ner 11, which voter: Will the temperance came be answer, for no one can answer them for this one method of obtaining what we ‘“tbiil of 1856 passed the senaieby ■ to ■,d *? mm ftUed to entail “P-, beat promoted by the cocoon of the you. all desire. iDe votes of 22 republicans and 3 demo­ tbe trade hu oerer <»' (b(,g(. republican or democratic parlyj”"1™ I do not see how there can be two while 3 democrats and 2 republi- stab the temperance cause, »« ,t opinions as to the duty of Iowa Pro­ hut one answer, rhe record is S!LKt,1aga‘nM Iu Tbo "a®«b,u true friends v°.f “SETrfTaa amlk.e*e‘ on the «,?"I’“;„L,n1be‘>“,lM"w", SOt!N» ADVICE FROM BISHOP MERRILL. kven leading prohlblpurpo.ee the uI enforeeInent of £fow you. hibitionists. 1 have no arithmetic with passed the house by the votes of 47 rcS,nl?U admit that at {?%'.? w’lUM t».t polU<«l rftSfA ,w‘ OF THE M. E. CHURCH. which to estimate the mental calibre ai"’ 4 democrats, while 20 of the temperance element to-day Is 11 or the moral sense of any Iowa man Ul."1 onl7 1 republican voted hlbltlonlsu should go on with ’'^SSr.ilod.lntb.lIgbtorO— ?Je republU party; they abo who claims to be for temperance and “ Even a righteous cause requires wise tlUsl When we Into oonsldTHE WORK OF ASSASSINATION. tend that the democratic party Is a management. Every factor In the prob­ does not stand by the Republican rauon that the democrats In 1853 dare ■ The Legislative Journal f”h|^tpJ'|*. whiekv nartv. In view Of these ad lem should have Its place. This will party, with the rights and privileges 1*2 lhe responsibility for the’ shows tL wntlJually missions no sincere Proh,bLtJ?nl*f require an unpartisan view of the rela­ conferred by the “bad man’s plank.” rrniml l?at ycar» ,s ttfere any good Sntrlbute to the success of the demo­ tion of thia question of prohibition to The Prohibitionists of Iowa, dwell­ romtlhe abovo figures why the existing political parties. • • ing in the Canaan of triumphant ma­ party without PoiHlcnl prohibitionists should go into ^“^^“York'loa.pendent, the cratic ^ING INJURY TO HIS OWN CONSCIENCE. • jorities, can hardly appreciate tbe • This Issue is great enough to gwlea over that “first prohibitory ' Tbe >•» *” new.paper ot Bis not expected that anything is be separated from all partisan move­ weariness, even the bitterness of those ' leading the following word. hr<e' country,•>“ "!K7a.n>a .object: ments. * * ’ K is plainly still In the wilderness with their chil­ howAv cil,arKc most frequently made, and two democrats voted y«, unwise to commit prohibition to the dren dally dying by the wayside. God - of wl.dotn on lb' t whBt we do thi,?V-p by Political profetbUlonlats is ^±«e Fir.0vno«doT'S,d.t^in.htTo’: keeping of party, any and not less has many ways or accomplishing His h ; n hl rt ’ ■ . ’ l^r the nmi i’.ei ^“Nlc*** party repealed unwise to attempt to form a distinct purpose: there are many battalions In thaJ . b b!lory law” But not on® of ?lrdntro? th' republican party, If they party on this ground. • • • His great armies. Let us not sit in h*?Wf?h?“rOf tbe rePubIlcaQ Pa«y ^“r^Zrdlen ot «m«q->"-. •"* •t • There is great danger of Judgment upon those who differ with tl,,D f Xt™o “ ’ “ or what la high cir. <^er.becn fair enough to explain the impatience at delays, and too much us as.to what Is the most effective mode toward prohibition M1 g , „ „av Ju.tly be regarded aa ^'stances under, which that repeal resell nes* to regard postponement as of warfare at thia particular point of dbmoc«at। Hoens®? Hnuor? Not at ail. rouftCAL hit.,laboul«and a taxla*Pl*0*1 defeat. Great moral achievements re­ time In tbe long struggle. Let no of * We Hie consideration quire time, especially when the body of friend be disturbed at .this difference tbe d and falr-mlnded men to the' people must be brought into action of opinion; let no‘enemy be rejoiced ."d aa Mowing facts which .can be We shall still keep “the • • • thereby. ^d^.nt.ndglndtennoflte.t™. Reforms move slowly. •ubstantuted by the public In some things delay* an dangerous, unity of the spirit In the bonds of 1 , J tpnincrauce. Political proand often fatal. Not ao in this contest. peaceand In the final victory shall • RECORDS: drew a tax bill, but tbe tax was placed at so low a figure that dealers in intox­ icants would have considered it a huge Juke had it been placed on the statute books. When prohibition republicans found that a tax law would certainly be prohibition passed, then they .turned in with the other republican members to make as stringent a tax and police law as possi­ perance CAUSE. ble. This was done, and the result of the matter was that when it camo to the final vote on the bill 55 republicans 13 democrats voted yes, and 13 re­ facts and figures and publicans and 41 democrats voted no.— On the police bill regulating the traffic 68 republicans and 9 democrats voted Mriuufco. IIISroiueM.*HuO»n- yes, and 3 republicans and 43 democrats no. It Is well kdown that the action of cut. MBhiitPS w Jamm Hon the democratic members in voting 4!i„ .Lutes W. Kitto. against the stringent regulations im­ posed on the traffic was in conformity to the demands of tho liquor dealers of ItHetarge.l'yl'flitL-qlproMLUten the State. The prohibition republi­ 1 v’ ,„,i tn their pttbUc prints, cans were driven into choosing between {I?th-'‘repu'•’.t.-.if I'A'-'y '*"ot ’"‘I'Jt? A STRINGENT TAX LAW AND FREE *“ ■ ­ SssBsss: h,rwrra2^te..r^-^. Iran lb<? democratic party of Michhn»i?!ra pl»nk in iu platform tor th© prohibitory law. At that till not pay ? “y^wa ter a -Mil, �THE SCBMISSIOH PLANK. “It is the fundamental right of the people to alter, from time to time, tho organic law.of the State, as new circumstances or growing evils may require, laying its founda­ tion on snch principles and organ­ izing its powers in such form as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety aud happiness. The evils of intemperance have become so great that, in the name of pa­ triotism, the most efficient measure ought to be taken to reduce those evils to a minimum, and, as the members of no political party are wholly agreed as to whether this can best be done through prohibition or the regulation of the traffic in intox­ icating liquors, and as tiie people are. and ought to be tbe final arbi­ trators of this question, and us the moral and intellectual people of the State have asked that the ques­ tion be put to the people by submis­ sion to them of a prohibitory con­ stitutional amendment, wo again de­ clare that we believe it would be wise and patriotic -for tho next leg­ islature to submit such an amend­ ment to a direct vote of the people, and wo demand that it bo so submit­ ted.” MISLED PROHIBITIONISTS A Ringing- Appeal from Fred Douglass. DO NOT AID THE GROG-SHOP AND BULLDOZER. good, and to leave to tbe inscrateble wisdom of Providence the mission of bringing good out of eviL Any other moral philosophy than this leads to 'moral confusion and to the bottomless pit. Bnt there is not tbe slightest shadow of a probability that the defeat of the republican party in the ap­ proaching election will destroy that party, or that the democratic party, once In power, would be hurled from it at the end of lour* years by a prohibi­ tion party. By Its principles, its antecedents, and the character of the men who compose it, as well ss by the spirit of progress that prevades it, the republican party gives the strong­ est assurance of its permanence. It is nothing against this position that the old abolition party defeated and destroyed tbe whig party, nor is the point well taken when it is said that my position is that of the old whlgs as against the abolition party of forty years ago. My answer is that there is no force in the supposed anal­ ogy between the cases. The similarity lacks likeness, for the cases are fundamentally different. TUe abolitionists had reasons for opposing both the whig and democratic parties which do not apply. In any just sense, to the republican party. Both the whig and the democratic parties were openly and shamelessly committed by their platforms, and by their candi­ dates, to the maintenance of slavery, and to the suppression of every mani­ festation of opposition to slavery. Both Henry Clay and James K. Polk were slaveholders. In regard to prohibition, the republi­ can party occupies no such position. It.neither condemns nor approves a man for being ti prohibitionist. It simply awaits a settled judgment of the people in respect of that issue, and meanwhile does nothing to hinder the growth of public opinion on that sub­ ject. It simply does what every party which believes in a government of the people, and by the people, should do. to wit: execute the popular will. The Idea that a few men can get to­ gether and say. “Gq to, now, we will make a political party,” on this or that i separate issue, and succeed, is a mistake. Wendell Phillips said the truth when ho said, “ Parties are not made—they grow.” A party, to succeed, must not orfiy have ideas, but numbers. A few men, combined together, may work mischief by depriving a good party of power and putting a bad party In pow­ er. But in order to accomplish any good end, It must itself have either a majority or a reasonable probability of becoming a majority. Flat parties, no more than fiat money, can be popular under pur government. When, by discussion' and tho opera­ tion of moral forces, it shall be tho set­ tled judgment of the American people that the traffic in ardent spirits shall be:abolished, the republican party will be as ready to register that Judgment an^l put it in the shape of wise legisla­ tion, as any party d*hlch may now ot hereafter be formed. The mistake our prohibition friends are now making is full of mischief and possible disaster. It is based upon the assumption that we no longer , have a southern question, and that the mission of jhe republican party Is ended. Both propositions are erroneous. Until the constitution of the United States, in all its provisions and amendments, is re­ spected in the southern states as iu the Yior.twn MttL shall, still have a southern question. Until tbe gates of education shall be equally thrown open to colored and white people alike, in tho southern states, we shall still have a southern question. Until the path­ way to the ballot box in the South shall be Straight, smooth, and safe to a repub­ lican as to a democrat, wo shall still have aAouthern question, and one with which only the republican party has thus far shown the needed wisdom and disposition to deal. We ask our prohibition friends In the name of their old time antl-zlavery sentiments and their love of Justice and liberty, to stand by tho republican party now, and until justice and liberty shall be established, and the ballot box securely established and respected in all tbe land. Let us do one work at a time, and begin a new work only when one already begun has been properly finished. Yours truly, Frederick Douglass. Washington, Sept. 1, 1884. Tottre Editor of the New York Tribune. Sib: Among the political forces of the hour, characterized by Irrational individualism and a rampant tendency to faction which threatens not only tho stability of political parties but popu­ lar government itself, reducing society to a condition of chaos, that one which proposes to organize a national prohi­ bition party and to give its vote in the present election for ex-Govcrnor. St. John, of Kansas, is, perhaps, best en­ titled to respect. It certainly Is more worthy of consideration than that other party which,masquerading in the sham of independence, is laboring might' and main to bring back to power the old democratic party, and Is willing to as­ sassinate a great, abu gpb&patfr from personal dislike to James G. Blaine, though to this hour it has not proved a single charge it has made against Clio object of its spite. The prohibition party stands upon a different footing, and it Is actuated by different motives. Though, os I think, it is manifestly wrong and abundant in mischief, its members are among the most conscientious and philanthropic of the American people. There is .no denying that these peo­ ple, though*manifestly in error, are ac­ tuated by pure motives. Dominated by a single idea, detached from all ques­ tions affecting the general moral and material interests of the country, hav Ing before them an object which ex­ cludes all else, assuming to follow in the footsteps of those noble men and women who waged a thirty years’ moral warfare against slavery, and were in­ strumental In making possible theoverthrow of the slave system, these prohi­ bitionists think to do the same for Intemperance. x'. Such a people are not to be ridiculed FQOD FOR THOUGHT. or denounced out of their convictions. Against them no weapons should be The following Is an extract from a brought less effective than reason, truth, and humanity. letter written by T. E. Blanchard to Lest what l am about to say shall be refected on the presumption that I have to Die Northwestern Christian Advo­ a leaning toward liquor, I may say that cate: I am both a temperance man and a pro­ Much has been published in The hibitionist. I neither drink, smoke, Northwestern recently regarding the chew, nor take snuff. Yet I am not, in duty of Methodists at the coming pres­ a party sense, a prohibitionist, or in idential election. I will state that I am <xvor of erecting a political party upon a Methodist, a prohibitionist, and a rethat single Issue; certainly not at the EubHcan. While the Methodist church present time, when tbe practical effect i pledged to prohibition by the gener­ of the organization of such a party Is al conference, yet the general conference to withdraw yotes from the republican did not presume to dictate how Metho-, party, and thus to strengthen and place dlstsshould vote, neither can its action in power the rum anti slavery demo­ be construed to favor a prohibition par­ cratic party.' ty. The great question for each voter From the nature and composition of to answer, is: “ How shall I cast my vote the republican party, composed of the in order to bring about prohibition most moral and philanthropic of the most speedily F’ Wo have before us American people, tho prohibition party two great parties, one of which must will naturally draw ten votes from succeed at the coming election. No that party, to one from tbe democratic candid person will claim that prohibi­ party. tion party can carry a single 3tate» and - It is notorious that tbe strengtli and but few, if any counties. It is conceded prestige of the democratic party is that a majority of prohibitionists are due to tbe solid vote of the South, aud republicans. It is presumable that they almost equally due to tbe solid vote of are republicans from principle. No one the dram-shops of the North. but an enthusiast will say that the temWhen, therefore, I am asked to vote Krance question is the only living issue for Mr. 8L John, I am asked to assist, fore the people. There are many not the cause of temperance or prohi­ great questions at issue besides this, bition, for at present such assistance is among which-I name tho suppression of impossible, but to place in power a polygamy, the protection and education party distinguished for its sympathy of 7,000,000 colored people in the south, with intimidation, lawless violence, the protection of the ballot, the finan­ and the destruction of the freedom of cial question, the protection of Ameri­ the ballot in the South, while it sup­ can labor and American industries, and ports the whisky-drinking custom of the United States navy. He who sees the North. no difference between tbe two greet par­ It is nothing against this, that our ties on these great questions, and is friends of the prohibition party are at ready to turn the government over to heart opposed alike to tbe grog-shop the democratic party, is a fit person to and tbe bulldozer’s whip. I speak on­ join a new party. A Methodist minis­ ly of the effect of their political action ter recently said: “1 could go from my and of tbe defense that they make of closet and conscientiously vote the pro­ thatactlon. hibition ticket.” I said to him, “EupThey say: “Suppose we do defeat the pose you lived in a doubtful State like election of James G. Blaine and John Ohio or Indiana, and knew at the time l Logan, and thus overthrow the re­ you cast your ballot that by the loss of publican party, and bring into power your vote the republicans would lose Grover Cleveland and Thomas A. tbe State, and that the loss of that Hendricks, and the old democratic would turn the government over to the party, the final result will bo good, democrats.” “ In that case,” he said, “ I since out of the ruins of the republi­ could go from my closet and conscien­ can party there will ariaaa prohibition tiously vote the republican tlckeL*? party, which, four years hence, through This is the only honest way to vote. disgust at tho wickedness of the demo­ Let every voter cast his ballot Just as cratic party, will co me into power and he would if he knew his vote would de­ destroy the manufacture and traffc in cide । the presidential election. Let ardent spirits altogether;” an awump- there be no votes cast to teach this or that “ a lesson.” It is quite possible tlon About as wild and irrational as it party । that the prohibition votefu some of tbe doubtful States may result in the elec­ tion of the democratic ticket. Democratic socceas now means demo­ open, uodle- cratic ascendancy for at least twenty years and a backset of twenty years mu> wy»- to prohibition. The democratic plat- /. ====.................... " with a vengeance, RIV. «. fTEMPERANCE The Union lecture bureau recently sent a circular to many leading advo­ cates of temperance, asking their voice and aid in support of the union party favoring prohibition. In this circular occurred the following paragraph: “Are you prepared to give your hearty support, both by voice and vote, to the platform and candidatea of the National prohibition partv, and tbe union party of Michigan? In expla­ nation of this question”! would say the bureau doeanot require that its speak­ ers should confine themselves to the party side of the prohibition issue, no> that they should necessarily make n political address, in the ordinary ac­ ceptation of that term; but for the purposes of this campaign, tbe bureau does not wish to recommend any speak­ ers who still give their adherence to the old liquor crime parties, or who will not make It an especial point to urge their auditors to seal their condemna­ tion of the liquor traffic by their votes.” One of these circulars was sent to G. M. Bigelow, a well known prohibition­ ists. of Newberry, Mich., and Mr. Bige­ low’s reply reads as follows: “Yourcircular of August 18, asking whether I am prepared to give my hearty support, both by voice and vote, to the platform and candidates of tbe national prohibition party, and the union party of Michigan, is at hand. “Inreply: I am a prohibitionist. My voice, and my vote, and my prayers are for that cause. I allow no party to con­ trol me, bnt use the best Judgment God has given me for the advancement of Sood government and thecause of right. ut that judgment compels me to an­ swer emphatically, ‘.No,’ to your ques­ tion. “ I find that the only advantages ever obtained by the cause of prohibition, have been through the republican, not the prohibition party. “ Two years ago I saw the prohibition party working hand in hand with the saloon men for the success of the dem­ ocratic ticket, and spending their efforts not for prohibition, but to blacken tiie character of the republican candidate. I saw them defeating men pledged to submit a prohibition amendment, and thereby rendering such submission im­ possible. “ I look at the political situation and I see two great parties opposed to each other, one of which must succeed. By voting for the prohibition ticket I would be voting to elect the democratic ticket, which I would consider a nation­ al calamity. The democratic party as the champion of the saloon, tho sympa­ thizer with rebellion and the oppres­ sion in tho south, with its free trade principles, the menace to the business and laboring interests of the nation, with its hoards of hungry office seek­ ers who would throw the Whole ma­ chinery of gpverument into confusion, is the great danger we must meet to­ day. 1 look at the candidates, and the republican candidates in State and Nation meet my approval as men in whom I havc confidence, and in whose care the cause of temperance will be safe. Mr. Cleveland’s moral character (believing no more than his friends ad­ mit), and his declared opposition to Srohlbltlon, render hia defeat of the rat importance. “ In view of these facts, my princi­ ples demaud that in the present camtndgR-t wipport the republican ticket and platform.” , SUPPORTING IN ACTION WHAT THEY 'y CONDEMN IN WORDS. One of the planks in tho prohibition state platform reads as follows: /Ittolved, That we eall the attention of the democratic and green tack partiea to tbe ahameful and Ignoble petition In which the greedy office-seekers who control those organisations have placed them. Tho direct foes to good government never pro­ posed a scheme more destructive of political virtue and prejudlcal to the people's interest than the open bargain* and sale arrangement made by these fqslonlsls for tbe mere purpose of political spoils. No reform In tho existing abuses of government can take place If wo put our State into the control of men who trade their principles for office. If they will barter their votes before election they will cheat the people afterward ana cannot be trusted to bring about those reforms which the people so much demand. The Clinton County Republican says: The above is one of the planks in the prohibition state platform. Every word there uttered is true. Yet the party that uttered those trutiftul and vigorous sentiments arc making every effort to V put our State into the control of men who trade their principles for office.” Either Cleveland, who deciares in his letter of acceptance against sumptuary laws, or Blaine, with his strong temperance record, will have the electoral vote of Michigan. Either the republican State ticket, on a platform in favor of submitting a prohibitory amendment, or the fosion State ticket, opposed tp submission, will be elected. Four-fifths of the prohibition vote will come from the republican party, and it may rest with the prohibition party to say whether the republican party shall win, or whether success shall crown the efforts of “ the direst foes to good gov­ ernment” who have inauguratea “ a scheme so destructive of political vir­ tue.” Do prohibitionists believe their own words ? If so, can any honest, prac­ tical temperance man doubt that he ought to cast his vote this fall with the republican party ? Temperance men of Clinton county, will you vote for prac­ tical results this fall, or for an abstract theory ? WORDS OP WISDOM FROM MARY A. LIVERMORE. I wish to repeat and to emphasize the advice given by Mrs. Stanton and Miss Anthony in their circular to the mem­ bers of the National Women's Suffrage Association, z “STAND BY THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.” Although women do not vote at pres­ idential elections, they exert a large political Influence which cannot be measured but which is potent, felt, and recognized: In no recent presi­ dential campaign has there been a more imperative need of woman’s throwing her entire moral force on tho right side than iu the present instance. I regret that the National Prohibi­ tion party at the convention in Pitts­ burg, showed itself unequal to tbe situ­ ation. It failed to give to Its most powerful allies the recognition which was their due. Women had worked for iL end what position it had achieved was largely due to their effort But it Feemed to be willing to use the National WOman’s Christian Temperance Union, organised in forty Blates and terri­ tories with more than 150,000 mem­ bers, only aa a stepping-stone to help it climb into National prominency. For in its platform it made prohibition of tbe liquor traffic a National question demanding for it a National amend­ ment to the constitution. But woman suffirage, through which alone prohl bition can be obtained, it relegated to tnriy declares, “F cure woman ■ ___ frege is tbe only power threug* prohibition can be secured." .. If Governor Cleveland be the Immoral man be Is represented, and there has been no responsible denial of tbe charge which wss In current circulation—long before he was thought of M the preel2Sw-he is whSly imfit tbe standard bearer of the American people. A man whose private character would exclude him from decent society should notxbe installed in tbe white house as the hdst of our Nation and the dispenser of Its hospitalities. Could respectable women be expected to attend the recep­ tions of soch a president? ___ Either James G. Blaine or Governor Cleveland will be elected to the presi­ dency. There is no chance for Gov. St. John, Immaculate as he is in all re­ spects. Were an habitual drunkard nominated for the presidency women, wonld work to prevent his election by all honest means. Tbe elevation to the chief magistracy of an habitually un­ chaste man would be an equal calamity. Shall not all women exert their influ­ ence to hindered unfortunate a consum­ mation? And the surest way to do this Is to “ fland fy the republican party. ■ Its candidates for president-and vice presi­ dent are able men, whose long years of public service have entitled them to the recognition they have received. They are neither drunkards nor libertines, and their relations with women are so noble that they will be accompanied to tbe National capllol by wives and women "friends of rare intelligence, high culture, and unquestioned moral worth. Mary A. Livermore. Melrose, Mass., Aug. 7,1884. AN OPEN LETTER PROM REV. R. M. HAT­ FIELD TO A BROTHER CLERGYMAN. Chicago,'Sept. 21—In your advocacy of the claims of the “prohibition party” you assume certain positions which seem to me untenable, and to which I desire to take exceptions In a frank and brotherly way. When confronted with the fact that you are giving tbe democratic party such aid as may lead to its success in tbe approaching elec­ tion, your reply is that such a result would cause you little or no sorrow. You tell me that the republicans have been in power nearly a quarter of a century, and that during this time they have become so corrupt that there is little to choose between them and the democracy. You go further, and affirm that there is now no great issue before the country except tnat of prohibition, and, as one of the old partiea Is about as good as tbe other, a change of ad­ ministration might prove a blessing rather than a calamity. You hold these views honestly,and It Is your undoubted right to proclaim and defend them. You, of course, do not expect them to pass unchallenged, aud will, I trust, give candid consideration to the objec­ tions that are urged against them. As honest men we have a common Interest in reaching right conclusions on this question. CHARACTER OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY. What, then, is the character of this democratic party whose elevation to power you contemplate with so mucii complacency? We do not forget in thia eonneetton that every party numhere among It, member. Indleldeala who are better men than the majors Ity of their associates. Still, every party makes for itself a record that Is an open book—“an epistle known and read of all men.” “A tree Is known by Its fruit." What kind of fruit has this democratic tree yielded? To go no further back, you and I know that the annexation of Texas and the war with Mexico was a democratic measure In the interests of slavery. The Kansas and Nebraska outrages we^e a foul blot upon the escutcheon oi our country, placed there by the democ atlc party. This same party taught secession and advocated treason for years, and finally plunged the Nation into the horrors of. civil war. The leaders of the rebellion were for tho most part democrats, and those of them who are now alive are gener­ ally active members of the democratic party. An overwhelming majority of the men who at the breaking out of the rebellion made haste to clothe them­ selves with perjury as with a garment, and who threw themselves heart ana soul into the war for the, destruction of the government, were democrats. When rebel armies were preparing to capture Washington and dismember the Nation, these same men denied the right of the government to take up arms In self-defense. They discouraged volunteering for the war. and denounced the draft as oppceulve and tyrannical. Ihls was done with such effect that their democratic friends in New York and elsewhere organized mobs that burned orphan asylums, murdered pat­ riotic cltlzena, and threatened whole cities with destruction. tbe country was the commission decided otherwise than was expected by the democrats, and they found tbemaelves “hoist with their own petard,” they fell to abusing the majority of the commission, and To show that there has been no im­ provement in tiib party, we have only to refer to its treatment of tbe colored people of tbe South. Tbe whole pop­ ulation of the country counted as the basis of Congressional representa­ tion. By keeping or driving large numbers of colored voters from the polls, the political power of the white man’s party in the South is largely augmented; and there is hardly a pre­ tense that colored citizens are allowed to vote in such a manner is to Jeopar­ dize Democratic supremacy. The men who control tbe polltIce of tbe South­ ern States have no power to reCnalavo the black man, but they have the power to rob him of his rights, and this they do without mercy. If they favor, this education, it is only such an education as prepares him to be useful in a servile condition, not one that gives him any­ thing like a fair chance in the battle of life. The Christians who engage in self-denying labors to elevate the freedmen are ostracized and treated as outcasts, or, In the language of the South, like ""niggers " CONTROLLED BY UNREPENTANT REBELS. citizen? Or being it nearer hnrr. , Rob b a good, US Your dined to be a 1fttie fast. With .n11 In* prayew end efforts you haven™ ,Our moweded In training him in he should go.” How wonia 7**7 discard the ol<Maablon^ 0 t0 adopt this new process fo?*?"'‘ purity and temperance! You?°lln* age Rob to visit ®ncour. house of the strange woma^?>Sttbe that what he seesthere will ,ko*fe him with a life of sin and >hsn.» ,’*uat develop In him tbe best ?° mooly.nrl ChrlMUn XS? * the stocks, until hb flesh anThl . £ are consumed. Having fal?h actionyy power ofvS to produSJ* tue, why should you not rediM* »• r" IT y<M do K your boy will ttrnrtlon, tat he la w belie? h.„ thouauda ot boya who will b. “,“« while the whlaky party la furnui?"1 the people with more striking iilustr? Ilona of th. erlla ot InUraXV.. v?' may be willing lo offer your »,,? 2 the altar of thli Moloch I do U£*) 10 ‘nlke 8UC|> • Mo-Illa It la eVident. my brother, that elu,,, °r 1 «« with regard tr ll third-party movement. Every mnatbwloyal to bl. own ronacleow fflve account for hlmulf t0 God i „ C?‘^?edJ.n my that I „ right In thia matter by the fact thatj" reJnalnr to aid, directly or lndl™Si. ’ In the election of Cleveland, 1S.' It is not to be forgotten that the un­ myaelf to the malediction, of the w hi repentant rebels are the controlling ky party. In a pretty wide experlen™ power in the democratic party. They “““'“‘‘B through a good many ye^ are, if not tbe heads of the party, the It baa been my good fortune never to te caudal appendage that moves the body found cooperating with thia fraternity of the animal. The success of this party or acting In auch a banner „ to would be tbe triumph of the old slave their approbation. I can bear tl-l, power, and prepare the way for the ob­ ormee with equanimity; their rotauen. literation of all distinctions between datlone would be intolerable. If Carter la elected Governor of llllnntloyalty and treason. This is indicated Harrison —which may Heaven forbld-1 ,h"l“ ] by the utterances of rebel brigadiers, “tl,(«Con of knowing on tbe floor of congress and elsewhere. Jeff Davis more than intimates that that 1 have done nothing toward 11x1,5 tho rebel soldiers should bo pensioned tblaetlgma upon the St.tr Can jo? from the Treasury of the United States. my brother, .ay a, mud, if you eaki Let the South gain the control of the your vote for the third parly? Th, country, and how long will it be before . Lord give ua wisdom and common senr« It demands compensation for tbe losses in all things. R. M. Hatfield. sustained in its efforts to destroy the Nation? Should tho democratic party admit the Justice of these claims, and tax the country to pay them to the foliuc l PROHIBITION a mistake uttermost farthing, there would be A district conference of the. M }* nothing in such action inconsistent diurch recently held at Neinville la? with its past history. passed the following resolution: ’ A LIBEHTINE AND A COPPERHEAD. X Never had this party less reason than now for asking the votes of patriotic citizens. They have placed at tiie bead of their ticket a man whose moral char­ acter is so base that the mention of his name excites disgust and loathing in all virtuous circles. And for Vice-Pres­ ident they have nominated a copper­ head of the copperheads, an apologist for the rebellion, who not only refused to vote supplies for the war, but who threw his whole influence against its successful prosecution. When the past history and present condition of this party is candidly con­ sidered, one is reminded of Dr. John­ son’s.leg of mutton that he described as being “badly cooked and badly serv­ ed, as bad as bad can be." And you, my brother, would have me believe that be­ tween this party and the party ofJustice and humanity, by which it is opposed, there *la little II or nothing to chooae. To _ r*o tw. fI must stultify- siwjr *n<l b*. co’me oblivious to the history of our country for the last twenty-five years. WHAT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY HAS DONE. . . we wllL ,n ltsn »«r of Gon and wiihoul the tear of 111*3, prudently an > r‘T0 an ®o«l sn^r vo the enforcement 01 the prohibitory law To make prohibition universal ihrotisht>t the United Sutca, In addition to cducatfon or popular ouioion. we cartestly rceommc 1>’ the friends of prohibition everywhere t . adopt the Iowa method, that h. work to have the question suumilted toa non.parti^u rote theroby wo may expect votes trum men ol ail political parties. That, believing our methods ,n “av?. boeB w,,° Bl,a •nbceMfui, and aa tho formation of a separate political party founded on the one idea of prohibition m ti, conflict with our aucceaaful methods, there­ fore wo deprecate tho formation of such 4 party, and hereby express our fear that may result in setting prohibition back iuet years. The Northwestern Christian Advo­ cate contains a communication front K. W. Keeler, M. D., a prominent member of the Upper Iowa conference. In which he says: “Iowa prohibitionists have no sympathy whatever with the distinct thlrd-p*«'tr movement. We tried it in Iowa and failed We had to abandon i*. It MB never eatnbliah prohlhitlnn. Whatever influence the 8t. John move­ ment may have next November will be against the temperance cause, in my opinion. It was ‘born out of due time? When the states ekn be controlled by prohibition, it will \lo to try the na­ tion, but not until h majority of the States adopt the policy. 1 regret this great blunder.” It would be strange, indeed, If the practical and level-beaded men of Iowa have any sympathy with a movement that threatens irreparable injury to the cause of temperance, not only in Iowa, but throughout the whole country. The third party of to-day Is doing the pre­ cise work that is most acceptable to the whisky Interests of Illinois; aud all men who are not blinded by preju­ dice, br crazed by fanaticism, ought to be ablKto appreciate the fact. Do you ask, “What has this party done?” I reply, with the blessing of God it suppressed or crushed out the most gigantic rebeilioh known in the world’s history. In doing this It dis­ appointed the hopes of Old World tyrants, and elevated our country to a foremost position among the nations of the earth. It emancipated millions of slaves, and dowered them with the rights of citizenship. It has given our country a currency than which there is none better in the civilized world. Without oppressing the people with burdensome taxes, it is paying our Na­ tional debt with a rapidity that is a surprise to ourselves, and an astonish­ ment to our enemies. Tiie most sober and careful statement of what this PROHIBITIONISTS PROHIBITING PRO­ grand old partv has done for the coun­ HIBITION. try since it called Abraham Lincoln to tho presidential chair in 1860, sounds like wild exaggeration. Under the above head. Rev. A. S. And you, and the friends who are Kedzie, editor of the Grand Haven coOperating with you, are content to Herald, himself an advocate of prohi­ have this party superseded by a democ­ bition, has this to say : racy represented by men like Grover In the clearly shown estimate of the Cleveland and Carter Harrlsonf am union party in this State, concerning glad that you appreciate the fact that prohibition, they seem to count it n less you are rendering tho democratic party Important thing that it should be done, an invaluable service in supporting the than that they should do it. To these prohibition candidates. It would be an unionists, a prohibitionist doesn't impeachment of your Intelligence to seem to bo worth anything, unless he suppose that you are ignorant of this is in their party, standing ready to fact- You have no doubt observed that boost them into office. All this in face the democratic press indulges In no crit­ of the fact that four-fifths of the pro­ icisms on your course, but commends in hibitionists in the State are outside of the most emphatic terms your couscl-, their party. ABUSE OF LINCOLN AND OP UNION entlous adhesion to ' your principles. They have a better way of doing this SOLDIERS. i»o you never ask youraelf, “What evil The organs of this party denounced have I Gone that these men should be thing in other States. A writer in a recent Independent aSya: Union soldiers as Lincoln’s hirelings praising me ?” “In Georgia there are ninety coun­ and dogs, who wore the collars! he had ties out of one hundred and thirty-six fastened about their necks. The presi­ EFFECTS OF A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY with partial or entire prohibition; but UPON THR CAUBB OF TEMPERANCE. dent of the United States—one of the grandest men ever born of woman—was You are candid enongh to admit that the question has never got into poli­ followed by persistent abuse, and the triumph of the democracy in Illi­ tics. No party can claim the credit scoffed at as an inbeclle fanatic. Dur­ nois would probably lead to a great of tho work. We have accomplished ing the four years of the war, while tho increase in drinking and drunkenness. , it as citizens. Nor do we expect to southern wing of the party was moving buch a victory would give a stags erFng | bease our efforts till the sale of whisky earth and hell to destroy the govern­ blow to tbe cause of temperance, and is prohibited in every county iu the * '• • It stands here ment, their allies In the north were ex­ be followed by such legislation as would State. tending them aid and comfort in all be acceptable to tbe brewers, distillers, upon its owy merits. So related is it to the interests of the whole people, prectiable ways. Their sympathy and saloonkeepers oi the State. Your with the rebellion protracted tbe war assumption that an Increase of vice aud and so intimately bound up with their for years, and led to the sacrifice of crime would be only temporary, and present and future welfare Is it, that thousands of lives. This same party lead to a reaction that would promote any political party which should essay was furious against employing colored virtue and temperance, seems to me a monopoly ot It, would be thought men in the army, and resisted with all to be not only unreasonable, but prepos­ guilty of seeking to make private and its power the emancipation of the terous. This plan for promoting re­ peculiar an issue equally dear to all 8]a7ea' . aP*le their oppo- form is so entirely original that one is parties. It is a pity that anywhere sl tion, tbe slaves were declared free, the led to suspect that it was made to or­ this most important social and democracy, true to its instincts and tra­ der, and for a special purpose. We do question should bo tacked on to a polit­ ditions, opposed enfranchising the freed­ not think of sending ship-loads ot ical party.” More is tho pity, if prohibition be men. watermelons to Naples as a remedy for , Shx» the do« ot the war the record cholera, nor recommend an increase of made tho chief Justification for the ex­ ot the party hu ehown little or no Im- mad-dogn as a cure for hydrophobia. :istence of a party, as with the union­ . , . . prorement. Darin* di tbeee yean 11 baa If we are to engage in the work of ists in this State. But this la less pardonable than their i‘ hungry and thlraty overcoming evil with evil, let us pro­ to disown all pr°h!,bUl0"* party," haring-aenn prlndptn-fl,; ceed cautiously and on a small scale. disposition ] yoarea and two Habea." It waa ready We might commence by breaking up a ists who “ follow not them, e^en to aupport an old-time aboiltlonlat single aunday-echool, and sending the though such probibltionlste may "'C*»i daviU." If the question of prob«; when doing eo promlaed to giro them boys to a low Sunday theater pr dime out ' acceae to the public crib. Falling In museum. The lewd songs and indecent bitlon is over submitted to the pejP1® tbla, the party waa equally ready lo perfbraunoes might ao disgust them in this State, It wlli be submitted in the main by the republicans. And vet, vote for a patriotic Union general would return to the study of ’ when there waa a proapret that nnder the Bible wi th a new zest. Such a “ re­ the leaders of tbe union party dedaa hia eadanblp they might aecnre tbe action" would be “gathering grapes that no good can come out of the re­ publican Nazareth. They say: Our apolle of offlee. of thorns and figs of thlstiea," and that victory must be by republican would be sometlng new under tbe sun. ■UXlthM Or TK1 DHIOCUCT. even though meanwhile it The manager, of the party hare place the democratic (an &ck,‘owlevrfI.li TH* XHW FROCKflS FOR PROMOTING whisk/) party In power," as if any end made themaelrea infamoue by their PURITY AMD TEMFERANCE. Let us take another view of the sub- could justify such means. MX Society is but an aggregation of <ed documenta like the “ For more than three years 1 c-ir£e'j ■4^T dua-’’ and ia improved only u idlridunls are made better. One ol a muskeL To me It mean* a greal de to be -a republican. The republlan was Merer more clearly revealed than our neighbors has bean iu the habit in connection with the election of f going on a spree regularly once a party stood by the soldier. It . /juloath. After awhile ba InoreasM bls by tLe negro. Tbe ; the best agency thruogh which to euu uau tbeSgro, wppreas Mormon^ �The Hastings Banner N°. 28. fhc Hastings Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., OCTOBER3Q 1884 WHOLE NO. 1528. ftLEMENT SMITH, ' Liwyer, County News. (OtlleM iw.r B. K. Grwrt', «< Practices in all courts of the State promptly looked after. entine’s old hound he thinks it a large crowd, and it . does compare favorably MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. •to the audiences that generail) assem­ NOTE. The writer will b« unable to makr appoint­ ble to hear Veteran's political speeches IZ NAPPEN * Van ARMAN, ment* to receive Bubwriptlous at the various He also makes mention of the address Bxnl of H-altb in Lansing Lawyers. poatofflC'-* of Barr)' county lietore November 1. of Mr. Hecox at the Dunn school house. _ ,o-er Hauinn XMlond luuik , LommeneluK the week after eh-cUon. we ahull That is another one of his misrepresen­ RATES! JOHN CARVETH; ‘ a day at each mailing pointln die count). break* in Micuigau bad town reported ...r-. If paid within six J and settle all Subscription account*. In the tations, as quite a goodly number were .. Attorney at Law. if not paid until ex­ I meantime should any of our readers be in the o >ubscrlbeni oatpresent at that time, and were pleased ____________ Middleville. Mich. city aud wish to know how their account stand*. with the remarks of Mr. Hecox. Vet­ «iper year, lu* , i;t .td' unee. | p W. NISKERN, ■ | they can call at the Bannxb office In the bank eran (as we all know him) worries about , building. Ver)'re*pectfuUjr, • Lawyer. that 8100 and the old sorrel mare driven pain in tbe (Orrr Spaulding's dry gooita store.) __________________ MARSHALL L. COOK1 RATES:coldness of by Hecox, and wonders if she will not ...8100 00 tion, with violent retching and purging. b”t“" '■ •« be glad when election is over and the Otti Woodland. for attv Wm. Miller is clerking for I. N. Har­ one hundred-dollars earned, and she can A E. KEN ASTON,' ~~ ter who is absent, having gone to Ohio take a rest for a while. The correspond­ more violent were the symptoms. Sam Attorney at Law, Rheumatism. Veura’lqia. Sciatica Job Printing Depies of tbe Lowell cheese bad an acid re­ ExcrMhinJl in the (Over J. 8. Goodyear & Co.'s More.) on a visit. • ent of the Nashville News from Cedar action and peculiar strong odor, believed i.:S the latest faces of Geo. V. Hildinger’s horse which was Creek is glad that the correspondents to be due to caprilllc add or caproic add: itu-eu* of machinery, type, tbe npi.or.l enables Ute so seriously injured sometime ago, is for the Banner and Democrat have examined with a one-tenth inch imaeerW. LOWRY, M.K in a fair way to recover. Veit, thinks got to pulling hair, but the bear is T“< CHAKUts A. VOUKLFK < O. • Physician, Sureeon and Oculist contain the mycelium of a mold, and to that a .man who knew enough to cure harmless, unless the old lady brushes be swarming with several kind* of active­ IlOl.LY BROS. . (Office, 301 Thorn Nt., Haattnga, Mich.> ' ni.yi: such a ease, is entitled to hang out a him/with a broom, and then look out ly moving bacteria. Eamplee of tho cheese ‘I’ ">unfo- pronipUj stteMrt. gENTLEY BROS. A WILKINS' for more fun. ’ shingle. Office hours--# to 10 a. m. and 1 to 3 d. m Telephone at Hollowayx' dru« store Be careful how you commence throw­ igan University, and to Prof T. J. BurriU. Dfn Hager has got tired of village KW Npoclai utlcntion paid to surgku! diM-xst-s and 'dlscx.’H-' ot the eye and car. ! life and retired to his farm. • ing mud at men that have a whole of Illinois State Industrial University, ter Charii.. wnit —— says -— *that A-- the wild spade full, ready for use on short notice. further examination and experiment. . ACKETT A BUTLER, II Charlie Williams Pysicians and Surgeons, Michlgsut Items intimation in the “Nashville News” truth* r (Uh. The Detroit grain quotations are: Wheat '__ (Prairieville. Mich.) that he whippet! his wife is false in The greenbackers were out eu mane —No.1 White, 78 b fifllte. No. 2 Red. Ufa AU calls, night or day. promptly attended. 11 A "'/x f.t />,* yinrltftl every respect. Saturday evening. There was to be a 82bc; No. 3 Red, 70Me. Flour—Michigan i t mmeiiman The familiar countenance of Henry torchlight procession, but we did not White Wheat, choice, f&tKXMJX); roller • Homoepathic Physician & Surgeon, Hougbtaiin, ex-sheriff, was seen on.our see anything of it The fife arid drum process, SA3&O44D; patents, $r».OOteOA5. (First door east of Holloways' drug store.) Corn—No. fi, 4ftc. Onto—No. X, 27'sWJBe. streets a few days ago. l*robably were heard however, also the small bnt n<> more R. Wm. JONES, official business called him this way. boys with tin pans or something which MXC. Eggs, l&awc. Dentist. tore had debt*. John Spindler has gone to Buffalo resembled them. The speaker was Mr. Cedar poles for paving- blocks are . All work promptly attended to. again for medical treatment. shipped from Ontonagon to Kansas City Pennington, of Charlotte. and other points South and West, and tbe Will Holly is getting better. His yyELTON Jt WHITLOCK George Hughes met with an accident brother Fred has so far recovered, as to Friday night while going to a party at Industry is doming very important. Under the present law do library money Are agenta for tbe Watertown Insurance Co. think of going back to Buy City in a Jay Wilkinson’s. • His horse became TbeY write policle* on a man's property against goes to any district library in distrtate few days. t low by fire.lightning or wind, against a man's frightened at a wagon which was left having leu than one hundred children ot life by death and accident. VaA Rowlader is preparing to go to turned on its side beside the road, gave school age. Buch is the ruling of the prop­ i W ’ I Florii , irida to live. QOOK A SHELDON. a jump sideways and threw the occu­ er department ft Lansing. Two prisoners from Bay City escaped I Geo. D. Barden is to teach the Mauch pants from the buggy. Fortunately a ANii A BltAX NEW LINE OF from their guard near Jackson recently. (OfficeIn Abstract Block. Hastings, Mich.) -^oonbe winter term. wrecked, carriage was the worst of the Odo was caught and the other fled Have lire only set of Abstract Books iu Barry I E. Crowell’s family who have been harm done. The person who leaves County. handcuff on his wrist. j sick, are at present on the gain. such things in the road to frighten Ono of the latest dodges for ebar T A. FOOTE, M. D.. j Thad Rogers is turning out jelly at a horses, should be made to pay well for tbe interior towns is to collect money U. Physician and Surgeon. from working girls of tbe Catholic faith j lively rate. the damage done in consequence. (Office east side Main St.. Nashville, Mich.) JO Bi?ADDED. WITH J J oseph Graver will teach the Galonoy A son and heir at Chas. Armstrong's. on forged letters from some good Cat hoik Residence next door north Wolcott House. father. AH calls promptly attended too, day or night. I school during the winter. Mrs. Carlyle is quite sick. Two blocks of buildings at Montagne rs olly A birthday party at A. Storm's, last Muskego.i County, were burned tbe other gee Political meetings in Woodland have TOSEPII KNIGHT. Buyers are Invited to Call and •J Veterinary Surgwn. ] been more largely attended this cam­ week for Master Lloyd. night, the loos reaching 875,00). Them (Beaidence, Rutland, near Teckley school house.) ; paign than ever before. Tbe cultivation of corn in Northern BOWXM8 MILLS. Will attend all calls for serrirea night or day. Michigan is no.longer considered no prof­ , Rev. H. T. Barnaby is billed to speak Chances reasonable. Politics red hot hereabouts. itable. at the Town Hall on Monday evening, Our .would-be prosecutor spent an 1. F. Brown. M. |>. W. I'. Pulmkm re. M.D; Tbe Detroit police reoen'ky received s BS. BROWN A POLHfcML S, hour and a half the other evening, tell­ photograph and description of ex-Gov r*nir*b*ittf tic ■-i i'.i-is * ill picasesottiewy The new picture gallery appears to Homoepathic Physicians A Surgeons. Septeuhariai . ■ . ing the people bow much pine land Sen­ •mor Moses, of South Qaro'iua, from Cam­ have lost its owner, during the past two bridge, Maas. Captain Burger thought (Office over Julius Rusaell's store. Main nt.) HOLMES 4 HOLLY BROS.. Woodland. ator Ihdmer and Gen. Alger had, and the picture resembled a prisoner in the weeks. • Calls answered from the office at all hours of what a terrible burden the tariff on tea jail, and found that ex-Uvvernor Moaetbe day or night Dr. Polberaus will rive special iLABKE A RIKER. Protracted revival meetings are in attention to diseases of the Eye and Ear. am I coffee was. Tuesday will show Attorneys at Law and Office hours—• b> it a. m. r 2 to 4 p. m. progress at the Tamarack church. The what Bowen people think of free trade Datroit clergymen, who charged that be Solicitor.' in Chancery. ' meetings are largely attended and very speakers. I think a few more such represented himself as Rev. Dr. Hteks, et hilip t colgrove Washington. He had given his name to i successful. lixotuiE'. Mich, 1*1 speakers would double the republican tbe police as Thomas May. x ! A question not easily answered by uHirt-ot th’ Attend to. Halting*. Mich. majority in Yankee Springs. |rrfiTUi;tf titlen to real c-ttate. Aninc-ndiary fire at>Mounl Clemens i We keep a Fall Stock of Evwjthln« . tho8‘' not in the wcrrt: ‘’’’'W certain PnrecntlM Attorney for Barn Count) Corn-is nearly husked and is said to Macomb County, recently that enters into a house, from f,lsion a»<U<lal« for county office re­ be in excellent condition to crib, and bcltet Hall, valued at 8»,( siding at Hastings, call on and confer I through this section there is a good lin, Bay County, a few days ago and re­ yield. ’ I turned to Mount Pleasant, Isabella moroo Thornapple. County, for cruelly expiring his child, re­ faith? ' Surprise party at E. O. Hyde’s last uniting in death. Fusion meeting at the Town Hall A euppoted incendiary fire In Roger j Saturday night Thursday evening. City, Presque Isle County, recently de The cold wave admonishes the fann­ ■trnyed, tbe City Hotel, Wick’s saloon, and South Hastings township. ers to get their coni in the crib. Erskine's and Smith's dwellings. Loes. Mr. Goucher will teach our school. Mr. John Buckle has returned from |A,8)0; no insurance. Leroy Hihinger will visit friends in Texas. Came home to vote for Blaine Charles Roberts, for* mad in one of thI Ohio next month. mills at ।Wolverine, Sheboygan County and Logan. met with\a serious accident a few day i Elmer I^ake is better. Mr. L.P. Cole has commenced a stone i Kearney Root has- bought him a wall, on which he intends to build an ago, a sliver from a saw flying frdtes stick and striking him iu tbe eye, putlini addition to his boat house. It out and entering h.s bead some distance । Charlie Hall and his sister Alice are Mr. Hecox spoke to a good audience Miss Jennie Taylor, of Kalamasoo, a As low as can lx* bought in anf com­ j attending schpol in the city. at the Branch school bouse Saturday handsome lady, aged about twenty years, was taken the other day with a fi. and fei ) Mr. A. Ryerson has put a new njof on evening. peting inariret in the State. upon tho fire in an open grate, horribly J udge Smith addressed a full house । his grainary. ' j The. Star Literary society elected offi­ in the Martin district Monday evening. dan. cers Friday evening, as follows: Jacob Ruckle has returned from the William H. Hill ia tha newly commis­ President, James D. Rizer. . north woods. Reports having killed sioned poattnaalor for Manlstiquj, 8cboo>Vice President, Fred A. Ryerson. craft County. • one deer. Secretary, Ruth Lake. • At tbe r -qoMt of President Frank BrIt is certainly too bad that a man Treasurer, Norton H. Paton. PROMPTLY DONE, win a rM)*Jng of the Rout .western Oak will let his appetite so control him, that Marshall, Wm. H. Paton. land Cvunty Horae Thief Association ia And Satisfaction Guaranteed. The society will give a public enter­ he will carry off every thing that he called at Wtxon the last Saturday la this ------ (> F------- . tainment November, 21. A cordial in- can sell, at any price, to satisfy Mia crav­ month, at two o'clock p. m. Weather prophets in Northern Micbisai ings of that appetite. | vitation to all. Folitical meetings seem to be tbe find hornete* nee fa ou the ground and pre CXDAB CREEK. • order of the day; and here'is with you diet a seeere winter. Wild geeoe have left Lake Huperior *• Moses Seeber has sold a part of his for Blaine and Logan arid every candi­ are on their way South. . farm and moved to Hastings. date on the republican ticket. Reporte to the State Board of Health b) David Bowker has rented his farm Mrs. Ruckle’s household goods waa obeervers of diaeaaes lu -different parte o and is preparing to move to Hastings. shipped to Grand Rapids Tuesday. The • E. B. Payne has one hundred arid ten old&dy and her daughter intend keep­ indicated that ing house in that place. bushels of clover seed. John Dawson spoke to a large aud­ PHOTOGRAPHER. Kobaldlaed Railroad. era'infantum, cholera morbus, coarampience at tills place. His argument was tion of ths lunge, diarrhea, dysentery -rw m. Mmrarcta. not convincing, but was a dish of smut Washington, Oct «5.—From the and mud-slinging, directed against the H. of Coounliwloner of RaUrofah Willi republican candidates, from Blaine to Armstrong for the fiscal year ended June the last man on the county ticket He 30, 1884, tbe total indebtedness of the sev­ did not mean to say that Gen. Alger eral subsidized IWcitc Railroads is shown as measles al one place. As in the past, The fire in the Calumet and Heeia min* would steal, but he did distrust any follows: Uatoti PbcISc. including P«c^c: man that got rich as soon as Gen. Alger we will attend Manistique, School’Taft County, has PrtMipek had. to calls prompt­ On Thursday evening, the 23d, Judge best quality. ‘ Probat* Order. Smith, of Hastings, spoke on tbe politi­ ‘<u Muh., MARSHAL! L. COOK. ION tamMEOt F G ligi: i'. '.ii Front! WAGONS! S ^ PC I Each One ffarrantefl! D HEAL STOCK! TOBE kept FULL! We are making three widths of Tire: Millinery Goods M . B. S. H D P , . BIV Building Material!! Sill to Ridge Board. “^^“Tke'V^ Garland Stoves and Doors, Sash &, y Blinds, Of Our Own Make,|"£*£ Ranges! Piping, Maiciiiig If Eoisg BENTLEY BROS. & ’WILKINS. GREBLE & POWERS G^o. h. heath CPANGEMACHER & MASON. UNDERTAKERS ly and endeavor to prove worthy cal issHes of the day. The house was well filled and good order prevailed. Mr. Smith handled his subject in a i masterly manner, and it hail good effect The Judge has a host of friends in the the approbation of those inter­ ested. Our Furniture Department contains a large assortment of ■a? ot our<>«xl ^North side *'s**riat md N and Llvlnfl and we Mil none CallMd iXiSFu> wp<»M* tSSToon i» •*? dJLS town of Hope. The article in the Hastings Democrat asserting that the Doud school house was filled so full that many could not obtain seats on the night C. P. Larabee spoke there is a wilful misrepresenta­ tion, and the writer of this knows I whereof he spsefri The audience wm fnnr hon four dradpamaA Over CU/JOO worth of grapes were shipper Andrew Hundin, tried a tew days age fie Pn-NBCBOH. Oct th.—The fonr-mile �long as tiie democratic party rests ail hope of success upon a denial of free suffrage of southern states, it will ask COCK, Ed1 tor. in vain the confidence of any state where a free vote is recorded by-an hon­ Hastings, Mich., October 80,1884. est count. They show that the people will not abandon protection of Ameri­ Entered . •_____»*at - ■ tbe Ponofflce - I 'K.at Hasting*. Mteh.l can industry, under which the country has gained twice as much in twenty years as it gained in all its previous history—protection of American labor, which has lifted wages 62 per cent, higher than in England. People see Far President, what stagnation a democratic “first JAMBS G. BLA INB, of Maine. firm step toward flree trade ” has caused For Vice President, within the past year. Nine months ago, JOUS A. LOS AS. of lUinoit. flushed with a victory and boasting of certain success, the democratic party made no secret of its blind adherence to a British theory of free trade. Now neither a deceitful platform nor a dumb candidate avails to check the stampede from that party, for its voters know that protection has made rewards of labor greater here than in any other land on earth. 'Ae national committee iSSttbDMriet-JOHN DUNCAN. The Hash] •anner. Republican National Ticket. uwrsHSk appeals to the people to make the vic­ tory decisive. It is not time for over­ confidence, or for neglect oLany proper For Governor. effort. Bare success is not enough. It , RUSSELL A. ALGER, of Wayne County . is time to put an end to agitation by For Lieutenant-Governor, ARCHIBALD BUTTARS. of Charlevoix County. which the democratic party prostrates business every four years; put an end For Secretary of State, to the hope that the nation can be ruled HARRY K. CONANT, of Monroe County. by shot guns in sixteen states and For State Treasurer, friends in two; put an end to the vini­ EDWARD H. BUTLER, of Wayne County. fication of the foremost champions of For Auditor General, WILLIAM C. STEVENS, of Washtenaw County. American ideas by men who do not dare to meet vital issues of national For Commissioner of the State Land Office, policy; make the principles proclaimed MINOR S. NEWELL, of Genesee County. by our matchless leader, “Peace with For Attorney General, the world, commercial expansion in M68ES TAGGART, at Kent County. every practicable direction, encourage­ For Superintendent of Public Instruction. ment of every form of American indus­ HERSCHEL R. GABS, of Hillsdale County. try, protection of every citizen, native For Member of State Board of Education. or natrtaralized, at homtf or abroad." JAMES M. BALLOU; of Allegan County. not only triumphant that the splendid For Representative In Congress. Third District, prosperity which they promote shall not again be interrupted by struggles of JAMES O’DONNELL. ot Jackson County. obsolete theories and foreign interests The For Senator in State Legislature, Thirteenth for mastery on this continent. District. grandest part of the grandest history JOHN CARVETH. ever made by any nation is the work of For Representative in State Legislature. ,the republican party. It rests with you, ENOCH ANDRUS. republicans of the nation, to carry for­ ward the work which you and your fathers have begun, and to which so ■KPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. many brave and faithful men have . For Judge of Probate, given precious lives, that the “governCLEMENT SMITH. ernment of the people, by the people For Sheriff, and for the people” shall be maintained JOHN Q. CRESSY. in the land. For County Clerk, B. J. JONES, Chairman. CHARLES M. MACK. SAMUEL FESNENDEM, tteemtary. For Register of Deed*, New York, October 18, 1KL EDGAR F. NYE STATE-TICKET. For County Treasurer, FREDERICK ALEXANDER. For ProMcutiug Attorney, PHILIP T COLGROVE For Circuit Court CommiMloner* PHILIP W. NI8KERN. JAMES B. MILLS. For County Surveyor. SETH PRATT. For Coroners. . Az PHILO DRAKE. JAMES W. SACKETT. In reply to a'leuer ot Inquiry, we would say that our candidate for president is Ben). F. But­ ler; our candidate tor governor, Josiah W. Begole; our candidates for other state, congress­ ional. legislative and county officers are men who will vote for Benj. F. Butler for president. None others need apply.—Hastings Journal, July 10,1884. A BOUSING CONGRATULATOR'S Address by the Republican National committee. The republican national committee hails in the glorious victory already won a sure oriien of a greater victory that is close at hand. Vermont is still the star that never sets. . Maine cap­ tured in 1880, rebukes the slander by a plurality of 20,000, a gain of 13 per cent, of its entire vote. West Virginia, in place of 11,000 plurality for Hancock, now full below 3.00Q, a republican gain of 7 per cent., which kindles the hope that the 153 vot&of the solid south may be broken in November. But the result in Ohio is a revolution and prophesy. Only a.year ago the demo­ crats carried the state by 12,600, and two years ago by 19,000 plurality. Ohio j now gives12,000 plurality for the low­ est republican state candidate, and on national issues 18/XX) for republican congressmen. Holding the state and local offices, and the whole machinery of election, democrats scattered cor­ ruption money with a lavish hand, col­ onized voters, imported professional repeaters, and in spite of most strenu­ ous efforts to enforce the law against them cast many thousand fraudulent votes. Because of this power they had chosen to stake all upon that state, and declared that it would foreshadow the result in November, and were strongly certain of success. They filled the air with slander. Local issues led many voters to disregard national questions. Against such odd* the magnificent vic­ tory is prophecy of 40/XX) plurality for Blaine and Logan in November. With a ratio of gain in other states, it toreriudows an increase of 700/XX) in the republican national vote, and the larg­ est popular majority ever given to any candidate. These victories show a determination of the people that as Lin- ia vain, so the TO REPUBLICAN PROHIBITION­ ISTS. , are contained in the unanswerable ai>- time to work is short. Let every re­ publican according to his influence and power, do his share toward taking the issue of prohibition out of national pol­ itics at once, and for the sake both of their party and of the interests of tem­ THZ FU8IOM PLAN. At the request of some of ouKgreen­ back readers, who do not understand the bargain between their party and the democracy in this state, we will make a brief explanation. It will be noticed that the democratic and green­ back, press of Michigan keep very mum on the subject. The democratic electoral ticket in the this state will show the following seven democrats and six greenbackers, demo­ crats in Roman, greenbackers in Italia: Wm. B. Moran. Herman Goeschel. John W. Flanders. Andrew N. HerHiram O. Rose. show. Alfred L. Millard. Fred Carnahan. Wm. D. Thompson. A. 8. Buckman. A. F. Kelsey. J. J. Watkins. Jnd. R. Savage. Wildman Mills. The greenback electoral ticket will contain seven greenbackers and six democrats; greenbackers in Italics, democrats in Roman. Moses W. Field. .John W. Flanders. Herman Goeschel. Hiram O. Rose. Andrew N. Her- Alfred L. Millard. shaw. William D. ThompFred Carnahan. A.^Kelsey. A. 8. Byckman. J. J. Watkins. J no. R. Savidge. Wildman Mills. It will thus be seen that the name of Moses W. Field, greenbacker, is not on the democratic ticket, and that the name of William B. Moran, democrat,, is not on the greenback ticket. This insures the election of at least one re­ publican presidential elector; since the fusionists concede that neither Butler nor Cleveland will begin to poll as many votes as Blaine in this state. We feel confident that the “pluiqed knight” will get the whole 13 votes; but one is assured to him. In case the fusion is successful, the twelve electors will be divided between Cleveland and Butler according to the vote for Moran and Field. In other words the vote cast for Moran and Field is simply to test the party strength. If the canvass of the votes should show that Moran re­ ceived 150,000 to 50,000 for Field, then Butler would get three of the 12 votes, Cleveland 9. The proportion of votes cast for Cleveland to those for Butler will be as 3 to 1; so that the greenback­ er who votes a fusion ticket casts V of a vote for Cleveland. This is a good enough arrangement for the democrats; but how do the greenbackera like it? The N. Y. Mail and Express (Qyrus W. Field’s paper) of the 16th contains “O, Consistency, what a jewel art the following able editorial on the ac­ thou,” in the hands of a democratic tion of the New York temperance as­ editor. sembly: We would respectfully call the atten­ The republican prohibitionists of this tion of Bro. Kilbourne of the Democrat, state and of the countzy cannot fail to to the following taken from bls paper be moved by the appeal to them that of last week: . was unanimously adopted at last night’s PROSPERITY UNDER REPUBLICAN RULE. meeting of the New York temperance The republican party first came into assembly. The appeal—by its own in­ control of the National Government terest, logical power and moral earnest­ March 4.1861. From 1860 to 188(f our population in­ ness—would commend itself to the en­ creased from •31,400,000 to 50,100.000— lightened consciences and the practical more than 58 per cent. And this in common sense of tho-e prbhibitionsts spite of the enormous loss of life caused who are intelligent enough to see the The number of manufacturing estabr relatiops between causes and effects, llshments increased from 4(),(XX) to 253, means and ends, and who know enough 000. The capita) employed in manufac­ 'll) know that their cause must win by tures increased irom 81/J09,000/XX) to the co-operatkn of vast lumbers of 81,700,900/XX), or nearly threefold. The wages paid to laborers increased frgm men, a co-operation only attainable by 83i9.0(i),u00 to 8948,000/XM) or nearly cdncilhifion and sagacity. The names threefold. The value of material used of the signero of the appeal are for the in manufactures increased from 81,031,the most part kndwn through tiie land • XX),000 to 83.396.000/M) or more than threefold, and the value of products and honored wherever known. from 81355/XX)/X)0 to 85,369,0(1),000 or Of the fidelity to the cause of temper­ about threefold. ance of these men no one will entertain But this enormous improvement in a doubt. Ex-Gov. Evans, of Colorado, our condidion is not confined to manu­ factures only. It extends to agricultu­ the originator, thirty years ago at Ev­ ral and other pursuits as well. anston, Illinois, of one of the most suc­ The number of farms in 1860 was cessful prohibitory movemehts in the 2,044,(XX), while in 1880 it was-4,000,000. country; ex-President Woolsey, of Yale; •The number of acres in farms increased ex-Gov. Talbot, of Massachusetts; during that time from 407,000,000 to 586/XXmXX), and their value increased Judge Grant Goodrich, John V. Far­ from 86,600/XK)/XJ0 to 810,197,000,000, well and Rev. Dr. Hatfield, of Chicago while the products of farming increas­ —there are the sort of men #ho ask the ed from 8346/XO,OCX) to 8406,000,000. In 1880 we had 80.635, miles of rail­ supporters of the candidacy of St. John road. In 1880 we had 84,308 miles, and —which is openly and shrvwdly sus­ now we haxa 127/KX) miles. tained by the democratic committees— . Up of donwsUc products to consider the situation and the folly The facts and the arguments present­ ed by these able, experienced and tried leaders in the war against intemperand aud the liquor traffic are undenia­ ble and irrestatable. Prohibition can only become national by first achieving success in two-thirds of the states; by conciliating all sorts of temperance men; by being presented as an issue when national politics are out of the way, and by the gradual conquest of popular good will by friendly persua­ sion. The practical effect of repudlican support of the prohibition candi­ date this year ia toward the election of Cleveland, the candidate of the great mass of liquor dealers; the repeal of tiie republican tariff; tiie turning over of the south to a revived confederacy, and the defeat of Blaine and Logan by Cleveland, with his admittedly dto- Bear It Constantly In Mind, perance. Our n»Uon»l debt on« u object of being paid olf at Um demrad is made for the repeal of them. Indeed, it is a marvelous feature of our condi­ tion that to repeal taxes is more unpop­ ular than to retain them; and some of these taxes are themselves a means of prosperity, and not a burden complain­ ed of by any. The old* saying that “murder will out" is applicable to this case. For long months he has been puzzling his wits to keep the truth from tbe people as regards statistics and the condition of the country alter twenty-five years of republican administration. But the strain was too great; something broke, probably one of his prohibition sus­ penders, and he appears before the peo­ ple of Barry county, in an entirely new role; that of a dimeminator of republi­ moM unredeemed and irredeemable can literature. Our columns are pretty well crowded at present, so we give boa democracy that wae the toady and him the privilege of —taring u> M best be can. •lace ot the aotrth. TWAW It All ft Time! POWDER Absolutely Pure. That we sell Schofield Patent Cake Griddle Use it; and y<Ai won’t be troubled with Buck­ wheat Itch. The New Gem Pan—The latest thing out, competition with tbe multitude of low teat, short weight, aliun or phosphate |M>wden. Sold only In cans, Royal Baking Powdkb Co., 1M Wall BL. N. Y. oe.t Mat Jack Knives till you can’t rest. Bring in your old stoves. them cheaply. We will repair We have a few second hand stoves to sell WOMAN’S FRIEND. at reasonable rates. Without puffery pimply on the good wonk of those who have UMdit, It baa madafiiamk m every State in the Union. Stove Pipe and Stove Rods a specialty. eomptahita which de*trov tbe froahuM* ana beauty, waata the rtrenrth, mar the happL neae and uaefulcem of many AND WOME.1. "Direarea of Women and Children* For sale by FREDERICK HOTCHKISS. We have no telephone; but you can bring your orders directly to us and they will be promptly attended to. KENNEDY’S Endless quantities of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware at prices that defy competition. REMEDY Those who owe us are respectfully invited to call and pay at once. It will Be cheaper to settle with us than a collector. ■ ptataUa, CositlpaUo*. and all dteordare arising from aa impure *tate of tbe BLOOD. To women who sufler from aay of the ills pan- Evans & Brooks. A Cure for Gravel. It seem* to have heen reserved for Dr. David Kennody.of RondouT, N. Y.. toBwoniplUih, thro’ his preparation wldeh known aa KENNEDY’S FAVORITE REMEliY. what others have fulled te campaaa. The subjoined letter will be found of vital interest to suffetrr* from gravel and to the general public: • . Albany, March in, ISM. Dr. D. Kennedy, Ron^cnit. N. Y.; DkauKir;—Let me tell yon frankly that I have never been partial to proprietary medi­ cine*. as I believe the majority of them to be nothing better than method* of obtaining mon­ ey from |>eople whom differing nmke* ready to catch at any hoj>r of relief. They are mean cheat* and delusion*. But your FAVORITE REMEDY 1 know by happy experience to tie to­ tally different thing. I had Ixvii a sufferer from gravel for years, and had resorted to many ehrinrnt phyaleinna for relief, but no permanent good hum of It. AlMMit three years ago your FAVORITE REMEDY waarerominendcd totne. I can give yon thr result lu a sentence: I tried it and It cured me completely. 1 am confident It saved my life. Yon ran use this letter If you think best. Yours, etr., NATHAN ACKLEY. Captain Sathnn A frit ley waa for a long time I’onnoctrd with the Canal Appraiser's office In Albany. He Is well known and write* for no purpQM but to do good lo others. As n medicine for nil disease* of the Blood. Liver. Kidneys and Digestive organa. KENNE­ DY’S FAVORITE REMEDY has fairly won Its high reputation. WjlUatf desirable to Dr. DavlilKennvdy. Rondout.W. Y. BUGGIES! Now is Your Time to Buy YOU A FIRST-CLASS BUGGY. i . ■ , ■ . I shall soon commence laying floor and making other improvements for my Skating Rink, which I intend opening about Oct. 1st. I have on hand a large stock of Open and DIVORCES ESC® Top Carriages, Phaetons, 3 Spring and Plat­ 5EV Wx»l>,w New York. • inmnwm ARE YOU BILIOUS? If you feel dull, drowsy, have frequent headache, mouth tastes bad, poor appe­ tite, tongue coated, you are troubled with torpid liver or “ biliousness." Why will you suffer, when a I... ____ of few bottles Hop* and Balt Bitters will ctire you ? Do not be persuaded to try something else said to be just as good, For sale by ail dealers. form Wagons, which I must close out before opening the Rink. If you are thinking of buying a buggy of any kind, call and see me. I will sell you A 1 Good and save you some money. Chester Messer. �down with a few Ignorant people hut we opine that such outUndhh Will gain Mr. A. many vote. anmTt£ {he Hastings Banner. lover, of fair play. This report more dastardly because of the fact that Mr. Alexanfier ia a noor man. and in ' Her iw conaeeted with ij Telephone Exchange. Local News. Of j r-rnTOF Petit Jv-ROKS.-Followliur is the list of petit jurors, drown for the November term of Circuit Court: M. T. Jones. Orangeville. Wm. Lindsey, Prairieville. invite** *' Alfred A. Matthews, Rutland I>. W. Johnson. Thornapple Jerome England, Woodland. John Hall, Yankee Springs. Calvin Welcher. Assyria Midi lieo. Prirhanl. Baltimore. Randolph A. Polly, Barry. i Jacob Odell. Carlton. Solomon Chaffe, Hastings. John Bessmer. 1th ward. City of Has­ tings. • w. A. Huffman, 2d ward. Creston A Cook. •Jonathan H. Valentine, Hope. John Fighter. Irving. William S. Nye, Johnstown. hecbWv George W. Brown. Maple Grove. fat batlie is al"'"”' °'cr Henry Morehouse. Orangeville. MsrgEabd rearer Saturday. John Freeman. Prairieville. George Edger, Rutland. Vcrethfffltbvr.T'vbliair. ticket. Hamilton Carveth, Thornapple. .lwl.A>.tK»nx..n-> skating rink Orson Wood, Woodland. Andrew S. Sylvester, Yankee Springs. yg.-VBE.' People of Southwestern Barry County, to CASTORIA consequence, bls reputation for strict “ °f ineetitoahle value to him­ self. We are loth to believe that Mr Hayes countenances the circulation of , excitement such infamous lies concerning his opU. ... . w. w..< It lute P°nent_________ ______ I M; J. Goss & Co., Prairieville. And see their New and Splendid Stock of for Infants and Children. DRY GOODS, ‘■Slsggg Furnishing Goods, BetOutaria. *“ *° *elledantedtorthtM^. ,k_. 1 But Cnatoria. asro.te^^n., Htoll Ca«t orin! <iSLtUR.t UWIMFWI-“n -'-■-‘e cure for ' ',nB an<1 Hoaling Remedy known to man. Boofe and Shoes Hardware and Groceries 01N“- Mils. Geo. E. Goodyear's New Res- i jeffrnarifii. : ■ -urtlekvt. idkxce. idknce.- In last week’s Banner brief irnot sunn l .» l»vn tritejmd not | menUon ...v^wv.i was made of Mrs. Goodyear’s • I-relate Judge. fouihi wanting.. new residence: an extended description i have secured Ute of the same follows: The building is The repobh' uuiss meeting Satsituated on the corner of Green and new rink for their Washington Sts., fronting on the form­ urday. ’ BE svre anti artrnd the republican er. As one approaches the house from ■ rally in this city Saturday afternoon and the north, a large porch built in cottage style is the first thing that attracts at­ evening. \ • tention. This extends across the front In ns next issue thr Basxkr exr*U to <hror.it !r the elation of Blaine and west side of lhe (Alter part. It is very neatly finished and gives one some judl/tran. idea of the richness of work .and mater­ Every republican should be- on his ial to be seen inside. Passing from the goanl araiost the'tricks and artifices of porch, through double doors, we step the opposition. ' into an outer hall from which we are M. Hewe.- is adding to the ap- ushered through a doorway, with slid­ laNDwfof his dwelling on Broadway, ing door into a large reception room, by another coat ot paint. « beautifuUy finished and neatly arrang­ John Q. CkessY is one of. the Vest ed.’ At the south end of this room is .“herifis Barry county ever had. Vote located a large fireplace, so surrounded by an elegantly wrought mantel of dark to retain him for another term. Benti ev Bro. A Willins have a j colored marble, the spandrels of which I are highly polished, giving it a'very supplement in thus issue, which will be ___ | neat and tasty appearance. The tiling of especial interest to our .readers. buildimr I at the base ih very Prettv and wortb-v The front of Dr. Burton’s I—, ! of notice. From the right of the recep­ occtipied by Wm. H. Goodyear, has ‘ ' tion room, a wide staircase, with 'a ra&!>Iren treated to a fresh coat of paint. sive balustrade leads into the upper With a long pull, a strong pull, and part. To the left double sliding doors a pu)l all together, until the polls close leads into the front parlor, which is uS tbe evening of November 4th, vic­ connected with another parlor directly tory is ours. . back of it by a large arch. The double Mr. andMks^L A. Cain, of Carl­ parlors have high ceilings and are large, ton. lost a seven months old babe by well lighted and conveniently arranged. diphtheria last week. They feel very A large corner window adds very much grateful to Mr. Albridge Hunt and to the cheerfulness of the front room. wife for tbeir kindly offices during the This room is heated by a furnace. The back parlor is lighted by a bay window ncknee and hnrial ot the child. Kirk Grant, while hunting at on tbe east side, and contains a fireplace a — duplicate J.»tt.h lake Monday morning, found a . _ «--------- of that In the reception _ ..................... **»-*- aj— T singular specimen of water fowl lying room. From the right-of this, door leads into a neat and cozy dining room, ,cn the beach deud. K is pronounced by »otue as a Brant, a species of the wild the walls of which are covered with a goose family, aipl a bird very seldom handsome pattern of paper, which utriwiuiiu this pari met with in this part uf of the the couutrv. country. matches the carpet to perfection. A H. A. Goodyear & Sons, And see their choice line of goods. ’fluid be a good idea for republicans to this copy of the Banner with «o to the polls, and compare .the tteketa closely. J* spite of the assertion of those, h0 «re adepts in the use of roller ’ that there is no danger connect«i? *|111 Ht*' we <xxasionally uh-u Upon t0 chroni®le. accidents, uh i are <>au*ed hw the treacherous *eu. Last Friday evening, at Mesij»?k'Charli®Gnw5€-of thlfl dtysnlii ,niHfortune to f«U, striking the oWhich we will sell at way-down figures, , CALL AND SEE H. A. GOODYEAR & SONS. M. J. GOSS & CO. N. B—We have lately added a stock of Pine lumber, Lath, Shingles,-Lime and Brick. Call on us when you want any of these articles. It is a positive fact that ARCHIE McCOY has the most complete stock of . . uul candidate for roelection, la a ““utw. _ Perhaps inch lie# will watoi BATTLES OF THE WORLD. He is bound to sell his goods at prices that will satisfy everybody. • Extension Tnolos a sjeciaiiy. _ • rri • Awna,nl4rr 11 ^OTICB TO TKACHKRH. STATE OF MICHIGAN. 1 BberUTa Oflice Barry Co.. > HwrtlugB. July M. 1*4.1 To the Elretora ot Barry county: You are hereby notfllod that at tbe gen. end election to be held In thin stale, on lhe Tuesdny succeed lug the find Monday of Novem­ ber next, tbe following ofneers are to be elected, * Thirteen electors of president and vice prenl deut of lhe United State*; a governor, lieuten­ ant governor, secretary of atofe, stale treaaurer. auditor genenil. commlMloner of the state land office. attorney jeneral, and Supgriiiteudenl of Public instruction; also a memb» of the state board of education in place o< George F. Edwards, whose term of office will expire De^-rroar’ • <J55SS!*,a^«“S The foilowini place* anA Umea have becn dealgnaled by the Hoard of EvaniliH-rM for i»oidIng pubic examination* for teacher* in Barry county. Xrte secretary is authorized to Issue special certtScatm. which are valid onl? until tne next public examination. Saturday. Aux. 30th. at Hastlnx*. Friday. HepLMtb, at Middle vllle. Friday, Sept Mtb. at Naahvllle. • Friday, Oct. Nth, at Hickory Content. Friday and Saturday. Oct. 34th and ’JMh. at IlMtinx*. It Is expected that all who in tend to teach and have not certificate* in fnree will be present at some one of tbeae places. Evaaiinatlous will begin promptly at nine o’clock and teachers are orcenuy requested to be present at tbe opening Examinations will be both oral and written, chiefly tbe latter. Candidates for a third grade ccrtlflcale must pass a satisfactory examina­ tion In orthography, reading, jenmenehlp, ariUimeUc, grammar, geography. V. H. history, civil government, theory and art of teaching tbe representative district, com|M»sed of Rie and physlotory. with particular reference to the ot alcobolic dnnks. stimulants and nar­ ^ouare SaoLereby noUOerl that at said elee- effccta cotics upon the human system. For this grade a standing o# at least «6 m-r cent, will be re­ quired In each branch, with an average standthe people of tbe state for their adoption or reFora second grade, the additional require­ JCAn^iiSidment to Section «. Article «.relative ments win be elementary algebra, book-kcenlnx U> circuit courts, provided for, by Jotal Reeota- Call anil see my goods and get prices before you buy and SAVE MONEY. Sole Agent for tiieLADIES’ FAVORITE PILLOW SHAM HOLDERS, the best in the world. , . Remember the place, Blue Front, South Side State Street, Hastings, Mich. Archie McCoy ’ Tbe Ctarf) . Msdlml facility aud .vpver vs.' - v . *}> ____ Cotonumptlou Cored. UM • >»'l« h“* rwr«".. .nrn enrolled lo ll>e Mu«»er». KtfiM. FrttoL Hoechkiss will refund the prlee P*W. H live Aomnwlum i.lo br built <« moth center light, in h*lf circle, flve eolldU ctoiiipUf' feet across the base. Thto window forms a ledge on the inside for the re­ Heart BUTU, 35 c<-ua per bO^le^K1HTO1DnJB<.ut. ception of houw ptants. At the*'! . tbto room a door leads into soother sleeping room, the sire of the reception room below. Krom thls room » e po» out upon a balcon,-porch, finish>ed me TU.repu.u.at-o'A-reu.-"-"’ same as the porchee below. 1 h ^For bun>»,^[{^hSrjr^d pietea a deecriptioa of the upper story. dtaeovery. Hanltary convention at East Saginaw. Dre.W. MARK BROWSING. tS. «n |»> other eublert. thuj Utoje ManWre l> uo« IXHU"* *"■* b" Zi [r^fflngeqtul lo It for * qnlrk l«‘“ In the rntur* a™ . reuah -a? . 1 * oouiu. fer.fi* prohibit tiie .... raHroadi So. 23, laws Su ™“ po'lll" l»«w ITWe ar. red dBMK ■tgr rtore- *<•**On* county «»» Joint b£<rf!|S hundred do •U. nUcorrry. Mild Sd, who "Ofl<‘rJuWtJn«illi “train enjoy himself in the same b~ sp*ri;n should he see fit. a ‘ rep°rt that Frederick Alexanto '''Present efficient county treaa- DECLEGTRIC OIL ba go. Lame Back, Sprains ■■ “ ■■ ■■ “ ■ ■ • ■ “ “ ■ ■■ and Bruises, Asthma, Catarrh, Coughs,Colds, Sore Throat. Diphtheria, Buras, Frost Bites, Tooth, Ear, and Headache/ and all pains and Aches. EVER KEPT IN BARRY COUNTY. Thia opens Into the targrat mmin ttehoute end eiUated tothe front of fte mitt l^h- Thft ”®“ ** principally lighted by * long oriel wind^Xltodby side light* *»d* mam­ ed to their reputation We have now the ONLY stock of GENERAL MERCHAN­ DISE in Prairieville. Notwithstanding the fact that we have the only stock of the kind, we have a Complete Assortment in every department, arid invite a careful inspection of goods and prices. We have the goods and desire and can sell them as reasonably as at any point in Michigan. * ’ Very truly, Guns and Sportings Goods blu'k “cross the edge of iur/ i '' sustalning quite serious In- There i* atone foundation genuine. y- He wits immediately taken to his the whole house and a good sired cel Xerp«tofit All the material *। °he lay until the next day has been put into the house is of the Ftatpaln. Hebrew far recovered "to the effects of hie fall aa to be able very beat quality and no expense has to elect their county iickeU y have even gone » far aa to toreol- A Card An especially fine assortment of place. b'K tmeioniate are resorting to every We Fear No Competition in either Prices or Quality of Goods. We have yet in stock a few of those .tImutifnlly u.aytyimarked. ,Mtv1„ll»„,tiu is this room. Back of this and in connec! tion with a nicely arranged kitchen is Bcilding Notes. Dan’! Striker iker is the pantry, provided with a comniodi1 ous china closet, which also opens into building a large and nicely plix wni on his lot, corner of Jeffersonin and | lhe dining room, together with drawers Green street*. Its |* dimension ” ’ are 28x40 j for table ^nen> cutlery, etc., and and when completed will Im? the finest bine, compartment* etc., for provis­ in the city. ions. A porch on tne east side leiuls Mr*. MM Unlock has moved the barn into the back parlor and one on the from her lots on Jefferson street and south side into the kitchen. This com­ fai.td it around on E.-Centre street It pletes the ground flour, doing back to is being rpinralci»-<l into a neat and sub­ the tiret-room mentioned we pass up the stantial dwelling house. broad stairs into the second story and br. Lathrop lias moved the Geo. through a hall to south end where we Gocdyear house to his lot on W.. State ____ find located a good sized bedroom. Itostreet and is getting it ready for occu­ tracing our steps, we find at our right pancy. a nicely arranged and convenient bath­ room supplied with either hot or cold BEPriu.K ans, lieware of bogus tick­ water. At our left we And the nicest Judging from the past, the oppos­ furnished and most cheerful room in ition will not scruple to issue and cir­ the entire structure. This Mrs. Good­ culate, bogus r (‘publican tickets, for tbe year has fitted up as a blue room for purpose of defrauding you of your vote. her own use. If the roof could be tak­ Before depositing your ticket in the en from over this room, the bine sky ^Uot bdx, read it carefully, and be sure •* be the most appropriate lo*t the same correspond U* names and orthogrij^,. ________ uarpcv PuMlahed in the Banner (er this week. week?r some 5orae c *rpct — ““ —. .-a wall Aero-th* hull, to * targe end wdl ticket as published by us in this lighted library room containing* in-. «we is correct in every particular. It And everything you could ask for in the line of General Merehandise. We bought our goods at a good discount from last year’s prices, and will give customers the benefit. ' _ _ . iwku. «rrhut* iwBmtartwvr* Bui!...-1 �Any person knows a Watch when they see one,, but few people are aware what constitutes a good watch. to learn about this class ef goods as easily and frequently as other merchandise. People do not have a chance They have to take inio consideration, when purchasing a watch, the Case, the fineness, etc., the Movement, upon which the grade really depends, and also the value of the watch. There are many varieties of Movements, chief among which are the Waltham, Elgin, Springfield, Hampden, Howard, Lancaster, Swiss The Rockford ranks first among movements. and Rockford. It is the ne plus ultra of American timekeepers, and is used more than any other by railroad men, who find it necessary to have a good timekeeper. • . - I am making a specialty of the Rockftfrd Watch, and would be pleased to have any wanting a watch to call-and see me. Repairing done in first-class order. . ‘, A. R. McOMBER, the Jeweler. . MINOR NEWS ITEMS. For Week Knded October ST. The North Carolina Prohibitionists have Dominated a full Electoral ticket for St John. The ship Gilbert G. Ropes, which coat 1125,000, was launched Thursday at Bath, Mt A Paris newspaper says the establishment of public gaming-houses is contemplated by tbe authorities. Three men were killed Thursday at Ato­ ka. L T., by the explosion of a saw-mill boiler. One of the uien, John Radcliffe, engineer, was from Clayton, IIL WMlam. H. Dempsey, of Washington, who supplied most of the departments with stationery, was Indicted Thursday by the United States Grand Jury at Boston for fraud. ’ During their fiscal year, ended September 1, tbe Minneapolis flouring-mills shipped 4,814,424 barrels of flour, against 4,089,908 the previous year. The receipts of wheat for the same period amounted to 98,514,578 barrels, against 19,998,875 in 1882-88. John Armstrong, Examiner and Master in Equity In the case of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and others against the AUeglMiny Valley Railroad Company and others, recommends the sale of the latter, the debts of which he finds to be in excess ot the assets by 84,077,000. Deserted by her husband and steeped hi poverty, Mrs. Annie Ixigan gave laudanum to her little boy Friday at Philadelphia, then took some hlinself and turned on the gait. When found both were dead. There whs a slight fall of snow at El Paso, Tea., on Thursday night. Gendarmes at Agrgiu, tbe Capital of Croa­ tia, prevented fifteen member* of jhe.Diet from taking tlieir seats because of contempt shown for the authority of the House. The Government of tire United States of Columbia iu* informed the Panama Rail­ road Company that it will not allow that company's lino of railroad to be cut, changed or damaged for the -benefit of the De Ix-ssep* Canal. ; . Samuel Lappin, who nine years ago was Treasurer of Kansas, forged school bonds to the amount of 318,000. and fled to South America. Since then he lias traveled all over the United States, selling maps and books. He wm recently arrested hi Oregon and taken to Jail tn Tojiekn. Cheyenne and vicinity was visited with a very heavy snow-storm Sunday. , Matthew Ryan won tiie amateur rowing championship of Michigan at Bay CltySaturday, pulling three miles in 21:81. No less tlian twelve hundred miners have been sent from Pittsburgh to the Hocking Valley of Ohio since die strike in July. Prof. IjcwIs R. Packard, of Yale College, died of consumption Sutgay at his residence at New Haven, Cornu, aged forty-itine The Southern ^Exposition at ixiuisvlile dosed Saturday. fully 40.000 people taking part In the dosing scene*. The Exposition has been quite h Mtrevxs. . John E. Lovejoy, of Chicago, confidential clerk for a flrm-of trunk dealers on Monroe street. has been arrested for systematic .stealing amounting to 82,4001 ’ The explosion of a lamp fired tiie propel­ ler City of St Joseph at Benton Harbor Saturday night the vessel being entirely de­ stroyed. The law is said to be fully covered Wy Insurance. Circulars have been sent to the Govern­ ors of all the States and Territories of the Unton. requesting each to appoint a ddegate-at-large to lhe National Cattlemen's Convention. to be held nt St Louis Novem­ ber 17. . The Central Pacific Road, under acta of Congress has. selected. 4.000,000 acres be­ tween San Jose and Sacramento, Cai., most «f which is already occupied under the pre­ emption and homestead laws of the United The 118th anniversary ef tiie establish­ ment of the old John Street Methodist Episcopal Church, New York, was cele­ brated Sunday by special services. In the naming Bishop Merrill, of Chicago, Mine Men Kitted In Two I)l<a.tera. WiXNli’KO, Manitoba, Oct. 25.—A dtopatch from Port Arthur says that six men were killed Thursday by a falling rook on McLeod’s contract at Rad Sucker Cave, about two hundred miles east of Port Artbur, on the Canadian Pacific; also, three nen were killed by a premature blast fur­ ther east. The uanict could not be learned, as communication Is interrupted. A Masonic View of lhe Uqnor Traffic. CoLt MiiiM, O.. Oct 24.—Among the resolutions passed by the Masonic Grand Lodge of Ohio yesterday v.as one that the selling of intoxicating drink* is a Masonic offense and should disqualify any one from affiliating with or Joining any lodge. Mr. Bove and wife took a walk, reontly in-the woods near tbeir doarinj. In Presque lalo County, aud becoming lost wandered for three days and nights without food, and it rained nearly all tb« time. Tbe Thompson Home, in Detroit, fur old ladies, was oj>ened with appropriate cere­ monies ti few days ago. Tho home has been built by a donation of $50,000 from M s. David Thompson. The prevailing opinion regarding the girl of the period is unjust. A few de­ cades back she spun, wove, knit, etc. These things have given way to modern machinery. She has higher planes, is more of an .ornament' when in health is beautiful. She takes Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tonic, which clear® the com­ plexion. drives away pimples and cures all diseases of the stomach, liver and kidneys. Fifty cents of Fred’k Hotch­ kiss. . 1-2OFF. 7 We have just received a lot. BOY’S, YOUTHS’ AND MEN’S OVERCOATS! ----- BOUGHT FOR----- Fifty Cents on tiie Dollar. GRAND RAPID* DIVISION. Taking effect May 18th. W- Naahvtlle f Come and sea our new Dress Goods in Ottoman O Clothes, Cossures Cashmeres in allpew colors, Silks, 2 Q Velvets, Velvetines, &c. We can suit you in qual ~n — -tty, style and price. ' Q Zephyrs, Saxonys, Germantown and German knit- 5 iJl ting yams in alt colors. q CO O Ladies’ Russian Circles, Newmarkets. Paletots, m and Children’s Cloaks, a very large stock and verv cheap. g RUINOUS PRICES! Hl You can always find the latest styles, best goods, " and lowest prices. < Call Early and Get First Choice. E. Y. HOGLE. x UNDERWEAR. CO _J Come and see us. We have the goods bought for -0 CASH and will sell them at the very lowest prices. S JULIUS RUSSELL 1 L C. WELTON, Insurance 3 - ► -c. • Special Peremptory Sale! HASTIJrOS.... Malt AT RUSSELL’S, _______ 1— » In Our Millinery Departnieiil! ! . ft . Grand Rapid* MJddtoWb.*. Irving............... S o They will be sold at the same Ladies’ and Gent’s The .Niagara Falls Route. g NEW FALL GOODS! s Real Estate Agent. W, S. Goodyear & Co., It is with a feeling of the greatest pleasure and no small degree of pride that we make this announcement, and we extend a most cor­ dial invitation^ to our friends and patrons thro’- ou$ the county to examine this latest evidence of our business growth. This department is Farms and City Property FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Houses to Rent Farms to Rent. filled to overflow with the latest novelties. The low scale of prices which we are offering these Insurance Written in the Best Line of Com­ panies doing business in America. goods will make our competitors poorer And will Enrich our The N. Y. Lite Insurance Co. Customers. Tb« (tmt 8>via*. Bank ot the Ameriow people. �The Hastings Banner. R4KTIKU4, THUBSDAY, OCTOBES ». MM. SUPPLEMENT. tog convention. It is compered re♦ of young, active and progremive ol 10 B-k J men, who use their Mdaries for the community in general. Winter is ..... Coming 07149863 ssSB SSFgws t si ins. Kn*,l£re-the reowad iu an included cwrtvZd M oWw,£- *Hh with L H open sky. around .?°v I®*1 promenade running around it A marble statue of EE Majesty shod* in the middle of the onei f££’and arnaDd thi« merch^^S inj shortly after midda/ n j ub odS: it is divided l‘hv aLlhe promenade— SLS T In Pine, Hemlock and Hardwood Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Cedar Posts. To Reduce Stock we are prepared to offer any of above material at very low prices. Common Pine Lumber was never so cheap as at the ^present time. Parties building or repairing will find it to their interest to call and get estimates and prices during next 30 days. We have especially GOOD BARGAINS in Common Boards, Fencing, Joists, Studding, Lath, Shingles, Flooring, Sid­ ing, Door and Window Frames. We have a surplus of Doors and Sash, all made from Kiln Dried Stock, which we are closing out at very low prices. We are First Hands or Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, and all kinds of Inside Finish—Hard or Soft Wood, Plain or Molded in any shape desired. Our prices for this kind of work are low as in any market in the state. WAGONS We have a few left that we will sell at. a large discount from our regular prices for CASH. ^Each wagon warranted for one year. We have 1in., 3 in. and 3'/2 in. tire on hand. We have now ready our new stock of 6 Knee Bench Bobs for logging or road purposes. ’ Buyers are invited to calLhnd calPand see them. They are an im irn-­ provement o'hdasf year’s make. running. CustoiE work, planing and matching, and re-sawing promptly done and the ‘Moldings of any kind made to order. work guaranteed to be satisfactory. _ L1CSL,*V« price, With 20 years experLumber kiln-dried and worked at a reasonable guarantee satisfaction for any work ience in house building and finishing, we l intrusted to us. • T ’ ' Our Planing Mill *• “P“ mmu' K 0“‘,r curio,“ d«u, ?odce' too'plendM bUek '""‘tare, matron wreck rf > UM^-WV Which wu lo.: in th. 1*41 A walk ot Ire th,n , minute t*k« oo« from here to tho Stock Exchenire io Cepd Coert. Strict pricer tatted, but tbe curiotui m*r walk riwht "P talde, taor of the booM where they will and are trire buL-a red. of apparently excited Individual. tfu eDd Wor,d * band. The entrance fee to the Slock ExeUap, I, £105 th. .Bnoal ,ub. •criptloo £J1 1 .billing, Tbe real, are not relable and no member la allowed U) adverts; if a mao faih he cannot re. '"•« <be booae until he ba. paid at lean oy-tard cd tbe balance <d tbe lore by bi. failure. Further. ,ueh failure must have arisen either from de­ fault of principals or from indiscretion u!!llberlinMl haTe been *ny bad faith or breach of the bouse rules. There are about 2.000 members of the Stock Exchange, of whom 900 are jobber* and the remainder brokers.-London Cor. ban.Francuco CkfonicU. A Genuine Freese Out. * Another effect of the curious Sa * Francisco climate is of considerable In­ terest to strangers, as it makes nine out qf every ten sick tbe first week they are hereThe traveler from New York, or even Canada, coming here at this season does not bring his furs and flannel*. Before getting to California he crosses thousands of miles of plains Bod “ “wly baked. He cmiles if a San Franciscan happens to be along and talks of overcoats, and. if the San Franciscan is a smaller man. feels like knocking him down when he sits up and watches him w'ipe the pers­ piration off hia brow and talks about cold winds and flannels. It must be confessed that along the Arizona or Utah desert, with tbe ther­ mometer boiling in the shade, the easterner baa a right to feel Angry with the San Franciscan's talk, and even until Oakland, only three miles from the citv. is reached, his incredulitv seems justified: but now it is diderent Mark the change that a short three miles brlugs. Mark how a paltry half­ hour will draw that self-oontidenl eastener up. will chill and turn blue his erstwhile smiling lipa. The keen wind sweeps across tho bay, and by the time tte terry lands at Market "Street, San Francisco, climate has got tn its work, and the easterner goes to bed shivering, while one of the porters goes out and gets him a ‘’back warmer’’ and some winter clothing. Weaidty people here go away in the summer to get warm, instead of cool, and about the first of every June tbe is present ^republican county offithat b not. in accordance with honand their duties as servants of the is any man aught to say against fe Smith, Sheriff Creasy, Prosor Colgrove, Clerk Mack or I'reaeAJexander, as to their faithful disge of their duties. Be it rememj that these gentlemen are eandi5 for re-election. They have been , and found true to their several ie Banner does not wish to assume ole of as apologist for these gentfofor they need no such, but we do to call attention to the absurdity b cry raised by the opposition. It “glittering generalities." and when are called upon for a bill of partic.1, the opposition can furnish none. ■ simply5ask the people of Barry ty to turn out three tried and faithervants, for the sole purpose of exaehting with new men. In short •' are the’•outs" and wish to become ins." This sums up the stock in »of the opposition in Barry county, regards the balance of the ticket; 2. F. Nyie. the candidate for regisl a worthy man in all respects, one stands htigh in the estimation of illowmen. If elected he,'will perthe duties of hb office himself, rill be a benefit to the city of Hasboth in a social and business point BW. r circuit court commissioners, Mr. em is a candidate for re-election. he has performed the duties of aisaioner to the satisfaction of the ie of the county is a fact that can­ e disputed. Mri James B. M ills fa qualified for the position, and will igently and faithfully transact all ices that may come before him as commissioner, if elected. . Seth Pratt has acceptably filled ositlon of county surveyor, and no t he will be retained by the people jother term. r coroners, the republicans have d in nomination two eminent phy­ la of the county,Xiz: Dr. A. F. ze, of Hastings, and Dr. J. W.Sackf Prairieville. They need no recdation at our hands. Their resre locations are such that' one or •her will be easily accessible from rts of the county, as their services >e required. •Jl such a ticket as the above in Ud. it should, and will, be endorsthe people ou the 4(h. despite tbe oods and mud-slinging of the op- PERSONAL . Wk Freeman, of Lansing, is Ing a few days in the dty. ' R. B. Messer, of Sturgis, is spendfew days in this dty and county. . Solon Bentley is visiting with mily of Harry Hale at Nashville, ppy" George's melodious voice ia heard upon the streets, after an * of several months. and Mrs. Milo Williams started fevUle, Wit., Monday, on a visit L Ella Holt; thdr daughter. 1L.L. Holloway, who has been Cbr. PMatUlphia Fm Soliciting the patronage of the public we are It fa . posed entirely of men against «n nothing can he said, either ap ants of the people nras dttans. view of these tacts it b not in are kmce with “the eternal fitness of gs" for the opposition to raise the of “turn the rascals out.” Turn t rascab out* Is there one of tbe MiitioD that can point to a single net Yours respectfully, g friends in Adrian for some sturned to this dty last Friday. 1 M. 8 weezey and wife, of Cross > Inch, have been spending a week । dty, visiting with the family of ; Sweezey, a brother of the above gentleman. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS uuwpmicRi ui Bouure rcgiu counsel u> as­ tainty for an uncertainty. John Q. sist in settling estates. Of course the attoroey fees would be a charge against Creasy has certainly proven one of the ?THkWj;.T:U.wiU hold iU mertr ™ best sheriffs Barry or any other county such an estate. next Tuesday afternoon a 3 o’clock ever had. Vote to retain him in office. Tuesday afternoon, at a republican *ith Mrs. II. 1, Knappen, on Main St. He is worthy of your confidence ami pi^le-ralsing at. L*cey, the pole broke, Bveky voter should see that his support, voters of Barry county. falling among a large crowd of people, | registered. Read the article seriously, injuring Preston Jewell, a son > Monday forenoon, Jimmie Mason, a of tfcewhere in this issue ou registration. Wm. H. Jewell, formerly of this! son of Chas. Mason, of this city, was se­ city. He received a bad cut on the! Ton cannot vote next Tuesday unverely bitten through the cheek by a back of the heed and wm carried to a J !*y<w name is properly registered. dog belonging to Fred Barlow. The the article elsewhere on registra­ boy waa sent' to Mr. Barlow's residence house near by unconscious, It is a tion. and in going around tbe house, was at­ great wonder that sosie one was not killed, as the people had only a few.! toASUMACHER & Mason have just tacked by the dog with the above re­ •rounds warning. Tbe pole wm re­ J«dved a large double writing desk to j sult ------- - resell «*redinthe bank. It is Indeed a Can any man seriously think that a biwty. . I change in the treasurer's oAee would Ha-s As the chances for a republican vie- be other than unwise * FredariA Al”7 ^ f*U grow better, our n*er- that w inter is nearly upon us. report a corresponding increase trade. an angel as singing," by Mias Dennie were the crowning numbers of tbe entertainment Miss Dennie has a very I sweet voice, with considerable volume,1 Especially in the higher registers. The duet by Mr. and Mrs. Stetfbrt en­ titled “Only Thee" was nicely rendered and extremely amusing. Mr. J. B. French, kept the audience in good humor, by several select readings. His rendition of “Tbe Battle," a trans­ lation from the German poet Schiller, was particularly tine. “Kentucky phil­ osophy" and “The school lnj’» oration" were the cause of many tears being shed from exoesrive laughter. Prof White executed the mstrunientai musk- in uuo- rectfcm with tbe above ’ tried in vain all other remedies, »induced to try 81 Jacoba Oil. lu-veions pain-cure, which, after ued use, cured him entirely. Mr. and Mrs. V. have many friends in this city, who no doubt were m much surprised as tiie writer upon bearing of their marriage. The bride made many friends during her former residence in this dty, not only by her pleasantness of manner to friends, bnt by her amiability to all with, whom she cornea in contact. “Chris," who is well known here as a genial and wboiwweled gentleman, is to be congratulated upon recuring such an estimable lady as hi* companion through life. May no cloud darken the brilliant prefects of their future. Is the ^noore wish of all who �^HastingsBanner. - wlUl "'Local News. REPUBLIC*N MEETINGS. iTWMMr. #«W. nmim- Stead of to. m that wwtorown from ■ horse, as noted by the last week. bakk— ^’1“l1ue.biunf0rt^7 poor health himself an>i S? *° •* “ W *<>•■ v<*» ot b prev e ^r ** Seth Pratt, of Assyria. has made I AtexuderVy? ? an excellent record as county surveyor । It would be wise to secure his services P”«otduty •» hi» for another term. ou»; kiw,’•’’Mite nd Do you want to vote? If so your «ntru»t«i uhi,k tn b®dn«» name must be registered. The manner »onnthm rX ,^''*’ 11’“OH In of registration is explained elsewhere under the head of registration. The report circulated on our streets Sunday morning, that a Swede was kill­ ed by the cars Saturday night at Bull’s crossing, proved to be a canard. " not a more dessrv‘“— OteisDot to which they wen *aM- kt that ^ta, ^4 . ‘^JoratorMn.M. Adele Harieta, will '?J«>toUKpolltlaiiWMofthe<u ’toon Hall to IM. dty. The mere "an, “™n«m«>t thM Mm Hazlett i, u, ,’p“k to eulBeieM to fill the tall to ov» flowtor. she is well and favorably iTsKEnaalmortlmpomiblefor John knowTnnlhlaeHy.,, public .peak,.’ tM,Uemani he t litical ey’“ **“ D’°“ blUw J®* ^□Hxmeni.. Barry hJa ' cterk than Charle. M. Mack. ■ he will be elected by a Urge ma­ .jority ia a foregone conclusion. - Attar Xev tfe or tbe Journal to refrain from writing •ome mean and dirty article for each *eeka u,U(. of that shw>t week his jfcur and don’t-care-a-cuss nature bubbles to the top in a dastardly The ladles are especially invited. *'■= ■”^ue~le~SSr « Meetert “at home” to their friends, st their rooms with Mrs. Hadley on Crwk St. The Rkfublican County Ticket. —Never in the history of Bftrry countv was there a better tickrt put in nomin­ ■ation by our party than that pteeed in the field by the republican county nom­ jinating convention. It is composed en­ tirely of young, active and progressive i men; men, who use their aalaricti for , tbe benefit of tbemadvea, their families ,and the community in general. It is <composed entirely of men against ■ whom nothing can be said, either as , ser\ anta of the people or as dtiMss. In view of these facta it is not in ac<cordam-v with “the eternal fitnew of l things" for the opposition to raise the , cry of “turn the rascals out.” Turp ■ what rascals out* Is there one of tbe < ’opposition that can point to a single ad ■of the present republican county offi­ <cials that is nbl m accordance with hon­ <esty and their duties as servants of the ]people. Has any hian aught to say against . Judge Smith. Sheriff Crerey, Pros­ < ecutor Colgrove, Clerk Mack or Treas­ i urer Alexander, as to their faithful dis­ <charge of their, duties. Be it remem­ I bered that these gentlemen are candi­ <dates for re-election. They have be*® f tried, and found true to their several I trusts. ^bk yoroday evening was a grand ,uc< “* evM» fmpert. The rink was K ( crowded with spectators'that standing n^ng at our post-office officials. The , 14"*‘“B^I' pbiyoned arrow of his contemptible room -aa at a premium, and many ' The people of Barry county* cannot ThX‘ ULAllKE. meanness fell short of ita mark and went away, being unable to gain adafford to lose the servlets of a num who odsaion. Twenty couple. were on the wounded innocent parties. It is a well । has made so excellent a record as a pub­ «-*«•*-Wife known fact that the lady clerks in the . Mr inlay ere.. lic official as has Philip T. Colgrove. office have the entire handling of the HriiTV?*" Iuc«ba“t*«- School Girl. . v HECOX. Y or will lose your vote next Tut»mails, and any such article only placre (Bride Clown, Jockey. Goddaw of Libday if your name is not registered. If Rower Giri. Sailor. Dunce. Spm>. them in a bad light, and acts moreover, «ty. j you want to attend to this matter read lard. Knight, Droinio and Counlrv as a reflection upon their honor and inthe article elsewhere on registration. Bumpkin, beaidea others in all manner t«firity. Such articles are not doing ofoutats. ( [Hill «T 1 The grotesque app^X James B. Mills is a worthy gentle­ the writer thereof or the fusion partv , mid antics of those on the floor kept man, a lawyer of ability and a man who any good. . STKlt. ! JOllXi the audience convulsed with laughter. । would make a creditable circuit court Dr. Hull, of Carlton, has been using "Tim the bell gave the signal for i commissioner. Give him your support. w«.k\ such “ orticie iu his spare time during* the past few : ““king, a general buzz ran round the {SmhW The cabinet of birds and animals pre- j nol^’X.— weeks in maligning Judge Smith. It room from people who had been kept AllVKTH. pared by Mr. Herrington of Freeport, would have been much more to the busy guessing the masquers’ Identity doctor’s credit had he married Miss i has been moved from Hotchkiss drug wnd vpte neit T u “ ii*y ' AteV. u ">•’ '«•"> or iJ , many were surprised to And how store to the window in Kurtz meat kt™,, Bollinger, without the bonanza he ex­ r .. .L''en" fron' B" right The y inland. M' 1,tr*tion b> town clerk, pected. it. would have l*en much market. . Indio. Band furnished music for the Or xupervuor. If you do not dTth^ more to his credit had he either kept >occasion, which everyone enjoyed. We MBS. Rev. R..A. Carnahan will deliver a still or appealed from the decision of lecture-for young men at the Presbyter­ noticed some very flue skaters prment «“>r>l of rogistrntion next .Saturday Judge Smith. He has done neither, ian church Sunday evening. Subject: both ladies and gentlemen; and venture If you fail to do either of throe con but wfh a meanness, which seems to the assertion that our city contains as ‘•Better than brains: or the secret of The Banner dues not wish to assume H»»j\ < akvkth. cannot vote. s«, article on reeietra have been born in him, he has week af- ,graceful lady skaters as there are in the the ’ success.” I role of an apologist for three gentle^ tion tn another rolumn. ter week, day after day, pursued Ju<lge state. men. for they need no such, but we do ri. t BAKNJHIY. V ote for E. F. Nye for register. He H«» B*m<y covmty could point with Smith with a hatred as intense and bit­ Tub contemptible cuTTwho went wish to call attention to the absurdity is a worthy man, a worthy citizen, for fr ,„? roprrocntativro at IJin>ing ter as hatred can be. The sensible about in the campaign of 1880, plaster- 'of this cry raised by the opposition. It nearly four years a soldier. P .1" i jf John ( arveth is He will voters of Barry.county will see through Fnnrf. . j " ur '"' “ ■ ll >r. end lug tbe sidewalks, houses and business :is all “glittering generalities.” and when I make a competent officer, and we we exex- 5 v__ l . _ . Enoch Andrus representative in the it all, and he cannot hurt Judge Smith they are called upon for a bill of partic­ places with their 83211 circulars, are pect his election. » tower house. Every interest of our < it- in this election. ulars, the opposition can furnish naif. again at work. These low-lived cow­ Lewis Norton, who finds fault with The Wesleyan Methodists will hold izens would receive thoughtful, earnest They simply ask the people of Barry ards are now distributing circulars, their first quarterly, meeting at the attention. Even- reform would have the disallowance of his claim against which contain the most malicious and 'county to turn out three tried and faith­ the estate of Mrs. K. lloldon, and is ful servants, for the sole purpose of ex­ in North Irving church next Saturday and their heartiest support It would lie wanton assaults on Hon. James O’Don­ seeking to injur? J udge Smith, would perimenting With new men. In short • Sunday, Nov. 1st and 2nd. Rev. 0..S. suicidal to defeat such men. nell, the republican nominee for con­ have shown more sense and honesty they are the “outs" and wish to become Grinnell is expected. There ta on exhibition in th? show gress. As jn 1880, they go about their S.;,-.,r,/<tv luhire ••letiton. had he appealed from suchdisallowance. the “ins.” This sums up the stock in Ask those who have done business window of W. s. Goodyear, £ Co’s work at night Such dirtv work should Sm li nimi s ''»n he added to with P. W. Nwkern if he has not made store, a beautifti] cluster of Hydrangeas People do not have confidence in a man lie covered by the sable mantle of night trade of the opposition in Barry county. As regards the balance of the ticket; the regptrj hy, the Board of an excellent circuit court commissioner. painted in oil by our local artist, Mrs. or his claims who has a claim ot S2.5OO time, it ia eminently Atting and proper.. Mr. E. F. Nyp, the candidate for regis­ against an estate, and after its disallow­ This is done in the interests of Mr. Pen­ Begistrttion at their meeting He has been a careful, correct, capable D. G. Robinson. It fa very much ad­ ter, is a worthy tian in all rrepects, one ance takes no steps to have it tested in nington. and stamps him as a sneak. nn the Satavthiy ’mentioned offical. Vote for him. mired by all who have seen it, as a who stands high in the estimation of another court, ^he statutes allowing iIioul </' 'I" ftilinfif'l Mr. B. F. Gaskill will please accept smooth and finely executed piece of appeals in Probate Court are very He has received the kindliest treatment his fellow men. If elected he will per­ thus far from his gentlemanly opponent. if, piriii-i 'in inters. A the thanks of the Banner force for a work. Mrs. Robinson is earning an broad, and sixty days tiine for consider­ form the duties of his office himself, He doesn't deserve such treatment. He enviable reputation as an artfat. inter whose name has thus liberal supply of apples of the King of ation undoubtedly convinced Mr. Nor­ has a record, which, if known generally, and will be a benefit to the city of Has­ Mr. John Carveth, than whom a ton that his claim was not very just. tings both in a social and business point been rent in. hut not registered, Tompkins County variety. They arc : would bury him to oblivion. Mr. of view. । more fit num for state senator can­ He will continue to caroe the court, by the.boanli van,' on election lieautiea, and excellent eating apples. O’Donnell has never attacked him, and not lie found in-this district, should by For circuit court commissioners, Mr. however, and obtain what consolation The election of Mr. Enoch Andrus as has requested his friends to avoid per­ dav, swear in hi- vote, if he all means be elected. Mr. Carveth is aL Niskern is a candidate for re-election. he can from that source. sonalities. But we miss our guess if deems himself a qualified a member of the state legislature would That he has performed the duties of be a credit to Barry county. Mr. An- extensive farmer as well as a bril­ Dubinc* the dark days of the 'Him now. after his unfair competitor has voter. , .. commissioner to the satisfaction of the rus is in every way qualified for the liant lawyer. The interretifjf the peo­ Frederick Alexander shouldered a flooded this district with lying circulars. .Vniiu-s ii>" hl into people of the county is a fact that can­ position. See that his name is on your ple of this senatorial district will be musket and fought for his country un­ Mr. O’Donnell does not let the daylight thesopervi>or, clerk or treas­ closely looked after in the event of hfa til honorably discharged. He has an through the dark part of Mr. Penning- not be disputed. Mr. James B. M ills is ticket. , well qualified for the position, and will election. Vote for John Carveth. urer later than next Saturday enviable army record. To-day he it* a ten’s career. If you want Wm. F. Hicks for sher­ intelligently and faithfully transact all morning, if a voter has failed Read the article in another column poor man with an invalid wife to sup­ R epublican R ally . — Saturday af ­ iff, vote for (). F. Long. Hicks knows business that may come before him as For the past two years he has on registration; and if your name has port. W have his haine sent in as ternoon and evening of this week there such commissioner, if elected. he would stand no show of getting not l»een registered, attend to th? mat­ held the office of county treasurer and will be a grand republican rally in this speeitied above, hr "i""' appear Mr Seth Pratt han acceptably tilled there if his name was on the ticket, so ter at once. In 18855 there was an en­ performed its duties us faithfully as hi yrmu lejoiv the Board of he uses Mr. Long as a proxy, for the tire re-registration in tliis state and any of his predecessors. Ths business city. Hon. E, 8. Lacey, Hon. Geo. Wil­ the position of county surveyor, and no lard. ex-Governor Austin Blair and doubt he will be retained by the people 'hrir inretiny time being. cojinty. If your name was not then in the treasurer’s office was never in Rev. J. H. Lozier, of Iowa, known as for another term. >"jt Siitunh: i if he fails to Republicans df Barry county, your registered, or has not l»een since, you Itetter shape than to-day. He is nowt “the lighting chaplain” of the army of For coroners, the republicans have do either of these he cannot candidates for county and state offices must register now. The manner of before the people of the county as a Cumberland, andjothers, will address placed in nomination two eminent phy­ rote next Tuesday, unless he will undoubtedly be attacked in some registratioh is explained in the article' candidate for re-election. He is in the people on this occasion. The large sicians of the county, vte: Dr. A. P. can show that there were good underhanded manner on election day. to which attention is called. every way worthy. He comes not as a‘ new skating rink on Jefferson street Drakerof Hastings, and Dr. J. W.Sack­ reasons why he could not thus You should show your contempt for Clement Smith, tho present efficient, chronic office-seeker, but as a man who has been engaged for the occasion and ett, of Prairieville. They need no rec. has done his duty and to whom the there will be speaking there lx>th after• register. In that case he can such warfare. Judge of Proltate, will be his own suc­ ■ emendation at our hands. Their rreHe, people should extend their suffrages as‘ noon and evening; the afternoon meet­ pective locations are such that ope or our readers have“7 had* a cessor, which fa as it should be. ?wear in his vote. "W E e opine ",,r gives his personal supervision to the. an incentive for his, successors in that ing to commence at 2 o’clock and the the other will be easily accessible from «> |. voters of [surfeit of politics for the past few > office to as faithfully serve the people.’ evening meeting at 7:30. Previous to u, . county, irrespective .„ of c weeks, liut thb» is November the hint forload two manifold details of that office, and looks ' all parte of the county, as their services llan-y After u,,week of i A vote for Fred Alexander is a vote the evening meeting there will l>e a closely after th? interests of the estates 1 may be required. |iarty. t° -co that t hey are reg and n)taceIlaBenl„ n,.w, win .gain take , fur an honorable man. a faithful officer,' torchlight parade of plumed knights that pass through his court. A vote 1 With such a ticket as the above id Hered. With a full vote all the prertMlenw. and horsemen. It is^reqnested that all the field, It should, and will, be endorsfor Judge Smith is a vote for a contin­. and a worthy ex-soldier. mmtlie -at.-hed whatever-the A VOTF_for r. Sye, for I who can will bring horses to ride in the uance of a careful and honorable ad­■ One of the most successful political ' ed by the people on the 4th. despite the parade. There will be a large supply । r.snlt: hut tn it that there ur ta g vote for .’man Who is eml- ministration of estates admitted to pro­’ meeting* of the campaign was held by falsehoods and niud-slingitfe of the opl-a full Vote. n(^Uy quaBflei tor that portion, and bate. the republicans at lAcey Tuesday after­• of uniforms and torches. Those who y * fail to attend these meetings will miss . noon and evening uf this week. In the , who Will give hia personal attention to That political party which will at­ personal. i the opportunity of hearing a number of Kix.mku: Vt/the olltce. It la a rote for Hastings to tack a candidate on the opposition ticketL afternoon Hon. E. S. Lacey addressed a Geo. W. Freeman, of Lansing, is . large crowd at the pole-raising, and ini | the ablest speakers of th? day, as well Allen Mi Dvi.i: .. has a change in I gain a good citizen. on election day, when he has no chance spending a few days in thecity. • the evening after a large torchlightt as of witnessing the largest political hi* ad. this ««•»■*. I Dm>. in Rutland, (hi. Jo**Ph to reply, is a sneak aud a coward, utter­ Mr. R. B. Messer, of Sturgis, is spend­ procession, headed by the Hastings’ I demonstration ever held in this city. ly unworthy of belief or confioehce. ing a few days in this city and county. Joij.\>pen< i ,;iiih<»ugh gaining slow-! infant'son of J. Whitney Tanner. j band, had paraded, the church was The Hastings Ladies’ Band, Woodland I followed his mother in just two weeks 1 We expect on election day that certain Mrs. Solon Bentley is visiting with ij. is still very l*tble. Band, Freeport Cornet Band, . thrown open and immediately filled to Cornet < i to the spirit world. The sympathy of 1 voting places in the county will be the family of Harry Hale at Nashville. Nashville Comet Band and the Hast ­ Barky Russell has so far recover. ita utmost capacity by people from all the entire community is extended to 1 flooded with lying circulars about re­ “Happy” George’s melodious voice is ai aa to I* able to ride out. j over that part of the county, who were |ings Comet Band will furnish music. again heard upon the streets, after an publican candidates. Sensible men eager to listen to the speaker, P. T. Congratulatory.—The following Mr. E. F. Nye is#an ex-soldier and the bereaved husband and father. know better th|in to W influenced by alnence of several months. . Colgrove. For two hours and a hall ,taken from the Daily Commonwealth, ) The opposition are circulating the lie , has a brilliant army record. ‘ My. and Mrs. Milo Williams started Mr. Colgrove entertained an enthusias­ published at Topeka, Kansas, explains that Mr. Chester Messer is not support- , such means. Boys, saddle your horses and join the for Danville, Wi*., Monday, on a visit ing E. F, Nye. Mr. M. says that he । Vote to retain a man of proven ca­ tic audience with one of his brilliant itself, and will be read with interest by to Mrs. Ella Holt; their daughter. parade here Saturday evening. gives Mr. Nye as hearty support as any । pacity in office. Vote for J udge Smith. and logical discussions of the great po­ friends and relatives of the parties Mra L. L. Holloway, who has been You cannot afford to fail to register, Barring mentioned: man on the ticket All acquainted with । In no other office fa there «o much at litical questions of tbe day. visiting friends in Adrian for some s* article un registration elsewhere. A quiet wedding occurred at Grace time, returned to this city last Friday. M^. Messer know that he is no half-way i stake for the people of Barry county. the accident in the afternoon <reported (Cathedral church m this city at noon JAlClarke has moved from the republican. i At tills writing there fa held in trust In another column), this meeting was yesterday, the contracting parties l>eing John M. Sweezey and wife, of Crees by tar the beet that the citizens of fourth vard, to.rooms over Beamer & John Q. Crebky should, and will, be by administrators and guardians over Mr. C. 11. Van Arman and Miss Clara Plains, Ind., have been spending a week Co’s store. g 1,500,000. Experience has proven that Lacey have had the privilege of attend­ H. Langmaid, of Hastings, Michigan. in this dty, visiting with the family of his own succwwor. During his present I Judge Smith carefully and honestly at­ ing. Ita effect upon the voters of the The solemn services was performed by Jas. A. Sweezey, a brother of the above Mr. Chas. Huffman has put one of term of office he has had many deeper- , tends to the interests of the widow, the district will be seen in the vote celt the Rev. Dean EUerby. Mr. Vincent foe Norcross furnaces into bls residence presided at the organ. Mr. and Mrs. named gentleman. ate characters to deal with, and he has orphan, and the other legate of wills. Nov. 4th. on Green St. VanArman left for the east by the performed the duties of the important M onday evening, an appreciative afternoon train. Mrs. VanAr man is a btt to 1? that no republican'voter is office of sheriff with credit alike to him­ It is unwise to make a changeaudience gathered at Union Hallto lis­ sister of Mrs. C. D. Moore, of Topeka. Cwohita, writer he think. It his duty dewed l.y campaign circulars on The administrators of estates in Bar­ Mr. and Mrs. VanArman left Topeka to state, that having suffered several ten to the musical voices of the Wilberself audio the county. ry county will txw.- ui. Un<« *» to the pWion day. Friday morning, arriving in Grund yt«rs with inflamatorv rheumatism, and forooStewart Co. A fair house greeted Since Clement Smith has beenJ udge truth of the assertion that J udge Smith havHjg tried in vain all other remedies, Ma. Jewel Natlf-s, of Hope, was of Probate, not an appeal has l>een has saved annually thousands of dollars them on this their first visit to our citj. Rapids Saturday evening, making a- he was induced to try St. Jacoba Oil. ueked by a hors? Monday evening, and taken from a single ruling he has made, to the widows and orphans of the coun­ To say that each member on the pro- short stop in Chicago on the way. At th? marvelous pain-cure, which, after ^.owtabrortlly^mEwUl^ve Grand Rapids they spent the Sabbath, continued use, cured him entirely. hb jaw broken. and he has made hundreds of them. ty by legal advice to administrators of P-I.CoLGHfn e has made as good a When the people of Barry county can ide. of Che manner to «h d> they the guests of Mr. W. J. Stewart and Lettan MUtaHMd to the poroqyreestates. Should other than an attorney They arrived in this dty, mMinlnx.m the post effirt at Harass*, Barr, ^rd as any protiecutor Barry county retain such a public servant they hold th. ofllce ur ITobMe AdgJ«Un£ wereroeelv«i. The wloe «««. A family. their future home, Monday evening. bird from over, the to.’ »<l e'«had. Vote for him. Wrotor. would »lmo«t lovartab y be should do so, and will. „ angel ia singing, hy Mm» I»o> Mr. and Mrs. V. have many friends in The appearance of the trees along You cvnnot afford to trade off a cer­ compelled to mure legal rouwel to me nle were th. crowning number, of the this dty, who no doubt were as much T- thorou>rfa’*» tell us in lan^iage tainty for an uncertainty. John Q. sist in settling «^e». Of court, the , h. rowm. r. m. eotertainmenL Mli» Dennie h« « very surprised as the writer upon hearing of Phon, that winter is nearly upon us. <’h»rge «gainrt Creasy ha* certainly proven one of the ■ttorney ten would .w«* voice, with eon.kler.lile volume, their marriage. The bride made many friends during The W.( . T: U. will hold its meet­ best sheriffs Barry or any other county such an estate. eanecially in the higher register.. X. duet by Mr. and Mm. her former residence in this dty, not next Tudidiiy afternoon a 3.o’clock ever had. Vote to retain him in office. Tubdat »fternoon, »t • W1foMrs. H. j. Knappen, on Main .St. He is worthy of your confidence ami oole-ral»lng ut Ihoey, the pole broke, titled “Only Thee" wa. niroly rendered only by-her pleasantness of manner to friends, \but by her amiability to all Every voter should see that his support, voters of Barry county. falling •l»on« “ >"»*CTOW? ° if^Ln and extremely amusing. Mr J B. Fnsirh. kept the midiencein] with whom she (xxmes in contact. i* rwatered. Read the article Monday forenoon, Jimmie Mason, a eerioiuly injuring i'reeton ■’«weU’1“ •Chris." who is well known here as a .rf Wm H JeweU, formerly of thin good humor, bv several wlert rwdings. *here in this issue on registration. son of Chas. Mason, of this city, was se­ ^He reived ■Ud-j onjho His rendition of ’’The Battle. « genial and whoto«ouled gentleman, is You cannot vote next Tuesday un- verely bitten through the cheek by a Uaofthehemlund w««rri« to * laUon from the Gerumn poet hchiUeri to be congratulated upon securing such **lour name is properly registered, dog belonging to Fred Barlow. rlhe was pKticuhu-ly line. -Kentucky phik an estimable lady as his companion It l» boy was sent to Mr. Barlow’s residence | honM near by unionM-loua, the article elsewhere on registrathrough life. May do cloud darken the hoUT winder that «>»'• °°e *“*“* ,»ph v- .nd -The school boy s oration and in going around the house, was at-, great wonder max a f(W ““W _ , many te“rs being »b«l brilliant prospects of their future, is the tacked by the dog with the above re ­ ‘ the people ’frAJtaEMM-HER & Mason have just killed. M । ..ruing. Th. pol’ aKxindu warning ■"\V, •wed a large double writing desk to suit. spliced and afterwards ralwdCan any man seriously think that a j change in the treasurer’s office would HasOuwlmM-MBMHiY be other than unwise 1* Frederick Al­ ohknees for a republican vica ropubUewn —- -wvi record of 4d“‘ /hL' fal1 grow better, our mer­ r-w**’ cr SMITH. I riday. Oct. 31. I REGISTRATION . Ijilei tll’ pr—ent law. a ’ dter. "h"1' 1,1 already regijerbl. can - ml 1>1» name •Otlke Ulttk. treaetn-er or snp-. erv-Nir --f hi* township w»v~ A-7A t“d °^ywLf^ *n the bank‘ 11 lndeed * a corresponding increase 'mb* SaSSu- �DAMAGED BY FOREST FIRES. Balttmobk. Ort. 2S.—For two weeks past the wwteni and western shares of the Chesajieaki- Bay liave been vialtod with de­ structive fore«t fires. During that time fires have raged in Dorrliester and St •Maty'* Counties Md., and in Wert more­ land County. Va. Along tbe line of the Eaidi rn Shore Railroad, through Wicomico ami SoinrrMel Cotmtire, thousands of acres have be»-n burned over. Two weeks ago a fire xtartrel in tiw swamp near Eden, a station on tiie Eastern Shore Railroad, a few miles pbovc Princess Anne.. It ate Ita way t|owu the country sround Princess Anne, nnd wound up last night near Kings­ ton. having cleaned ont tiie swamp and high timber lands tor a distance of nearly seven-, tern miles, varying in width from one to’ three miles, anti burning over live thousand arret of land. Rabblta. .squirrel*, intridges. snake*, racoons. oppcsMtuns and other aid me is swept before tiie oncoming flood of lire in mad haste to escape with their livre. Tiie loss to growing timber, fencing, curd-woud. and tiie destruction of the future timber prospects of land cut over In recent years is rstiinatisl at more than 950,000. hi addition to the above, the flames sweeping through Virginia are likely to have proved evtei more disastrous than hi the Maryland cotptire. The total lore will hardly be lere thasi 9100,000. The fire* in almost every instance have been started by “coon ’ ihusters.__________________ The signal Service. • 'Washtnoton. Ort. 24.—General Hazen, tho Chief Signal Officer, in his nnnual re-, port, calta attention to the crippled condltion bi which the service has l>een left by the last two appnipriatiOD acts Hlld that as a consequence seventeen station* of the meteorological service have been i closes! in order to .*erul men to the .telegraph lines. The Increasing demands for sjiccial predictions in the interests of agriculture, ypeciai trades and commerce indicate, th a measure, tiie re­ port says, the value ami Impor­ tance . of the indication division of the Signal Service. General Haan re­ ports improveineht in tiie work of this <11vision, and then adds that furtlier Improve­ ment could be made by on inerva.se of sta­ tions, especially in the West and North­ west The report mjk that no general storm has patwed over the country during the year without warning. The report devotes considerable space to the Arctic expeditions. • SPLICING THE NEW CABLE. eeived by George W. Ward from the cable steamer Faraday yesterday, saying that they were making the final splice of the Com­ mercial cable. This completes tire great work in which the Faraday Uas been engaged Since the middle of last ApriL The Fara­ day, after the shore end was laid at Coney Island on Saturday last, dropped down to the bnoy. which was over two miles from shore, and spliced the shore end of th* cable to tiie intermediate, which she had on board. Then siie sailed for the next buoy, slxsit eighty-five miles distant to­ ward tire east, and the dispatch to Mr. Ward shows tfiat tire work was done at that point a* Mu-cttrefully as at all others. The two cable* now unite at Cape Canzo, Nova Scotia, and at Waterville, Ireland. Both are nearly sewn thousand miles long, and are duplexed by Muiriiead's system, render­ ing them practically four distinct cables. Sir Will law Thompson's latest invention, the siplion recorder, a beautifully construct­ ed apparatus which practically supersedes all former sy.Ntcms of ocean telegraph, is attached to tie Commercial cables and will bring <lown the time occupied In actual transmission of the messages to tbe lowest possible fraction. Washington, Oct. S7. — The Second Auditor of the Treasury hasvcompleted hb report for tire fiscal year ending June 30, 1884. If shows that the aggregate number of unadjusted accounts and claims on hand July 1, 1883, was 41,928, of which 86,112 were for arrears of pay and boun­ ty. To these were added during tiie par 25,741.new claims, of wltich 14,919 were for arrears of pay and bounty. There were 24.­ 988 of these old and new claims disposed of during tiie year, leaving 42,681 unad­ justed on June 30 last. The recommenda­ tion is made tliat Congress enact a statute of limitations which . will bar all claims growing out of the late war not presented fornnymeut within one or two years there­ after. M km phis. Tenn., Oct. 27.—Captain John Cowden addressed a meeting of citizens aud merchants at the Cotton Exchange Satur­ day afternoon In favor of his outlet theory to lower tiie flood line. He proposes to dig a canal st a point ten miles below New fifrlean^nd from the Mississippi River to Lake Borgne. and which will carry the surplus water, lower the Hood line, ami deepen the Dvbvqve, la.. Oct 25.—Tiie first case bed of the river. He asked for no appro­ resulting from the operation of the Prohl- priation from, the Government, but only per­ tion law In Iowa was decided by the Su­ mission to make tiie experiment A resolu­ preme Court here yesterday—Albert Albert^ tion was adopted indorsing tiie plan and re­ questing Congressional aid for its adoption. son vs. George Krichbaum, Sheriff, apelTwo Appointments. lanl—in which the decision of Judge Stuts­ man. of the District Court at Burlington, was Warhnotox, Oct. 27.—Tho President affirmed. It was a habeas coquis proceed­ lias appointed John B. Mead Commissioner ing. the plaintiff claiming to be Ulcfndly de­ to the New Orleans Cotton Exposition tained In jail for selling Intoxicating for Vermont. liquor. The court maintained that the The President has designated James H. Justice of The Peace bad no jurisdiction tin­ Marr. Sr.,, to art as First Assistant Postder tl*e Prohibitory law. because he could inaster-Geneml for ten days, beginning to­ imprison for thirty days only, whereas the day. Mr. Marr is at present chief clerk in new |aw provided for an imprisonment of tiie office of tiie First Assistant Pustmastersixty days. Judgv'Reed. wImi delivered tire General, and lias been irerformlng tiie duties decision, said: "The costs are no part of of the latter office since the . appointment of tiie fin**, but tire court may imprison the Mr.-Hatton aa Postmaster-General. defendiui' until the nets are paid. • • • The defendant may he sentenced to sixty days' iniprisoiunent -by a Justice. It is PROVIDENCE, IL I.. Oct. 25 -The Board­ affirmed.* Notwithstanding this decision proceedings against saloon-keepers will not ing School of New England's yearly meet­ Ire brought before Justice* of the Peace In ing of friend# took place here yesterday. Dubuque. The Whittier anniversary was celebrated by tiie production of a life-size jxirtrait by Charles TJ’oflin, of Lynn, Mass., who was Driirqi r„ la.. Ot. 27.--Tire egg-packing a pupil art he school fifty years ago. Among • establishnieut of Antes, Gam A Co., at the foreign letters read wen* one each from Waterloo, was destroyed by fire Friday John Bright and Matthew Arnold. John nighl. Tire fire was discovered in the G. Whittier himself wrote regretting Ills in­ ability to be present. John Bright's letter .storage-room, in which were 225.000 dozens speaks In terms of the highest pratsa of of eggs, 400 rtioeses, and a large quantity several of thtf aged poet's works. Of dried fruits. It was some time before the location of the fire could be discovered, Reduced PoJtage Keaiilta In a Deficiency. and ' It was found necessary to flmal tire Wamhnh-so.n, 'Det. 25. - The receipts in building. Tin* lo** is principally on stock, and is estimated ut 920.000; insured for the Postuftwe Department for the fiscal $■'12,000. Tiie cause of the tire Is unknown. year ended Jane :M>. 1884, exclusive of mouey-order revenue, were 943,919,035, and tiie exjiendltiires ^46,411,772. leaving a deficien­ Wabash, Itid.. -Ort. 24.—A bloody ri»w cy of 8:1,593.1.37, which Im attributed to tiie occurred on a pass .-tiger train near, here ikqt. reduced postal rate. The De|«rtuient last evening. The train was full of people re­ year had a Isurpliw of 82,55.%190. This turning from a barbecue in Peru. A wom­ year’s deficit-ary. however, will be reduce*I an named Cottiis*n, enured with liquor, drew about 8100,0*0 by money-order revenues. a long knife and began cutting nnd slashing Tiie n*ult confirms tiie cstininU* made by arming Ute occupants of-the car.* Henry Prealdeut Attpur in liis message to tiie last Garner was cut in the shoulder:' D. Quinn Congress. was dangerously stabbed in tiie face, and Conductor Prince was stabbed hi tho fare. WAHHiNnijnN, Ort. 35.—The ExaiainerTire woman was finally ejected from tiie train. .__ .. ID-Chlef of the Patent Office, in tiie cele­ brated telephank* interference patent case. WltEKLiNo.-W. Va.. OeL 27.—A terrible Irave sustained tiiedecision of the Examiner tragedy Is rtq>orted from'Calhoun County. of InterfiTvirees in favor of Bell as to issues Mrs. Johnson, while laboring under a tit of Ai B, C. D. K. F, L J ami L and have re­ versed tiie decision -as far as It applied to .temporary Insanity, poisoned herself and issue G, which Involves the principal feature two of Iter step-children with arsenic. The of tiie telephone, which was awarded to poison was mixes! with sugar. One of the McDonough, and which the Examiners-inchildren refused to eat but she sacee<xied Chlef have decided in Bell's favor. In inducing the - others to partake of the conqtoiind. aud they died in a few minutes. A Boy Beheaded. Mrs. Johnson then swallowed some of the Bai.timokk, -Md., Ort. 27.—Sunday after­ mixture hersdf nnd soon died, noon Michael, aged seven, sou of Police­ Work of the Temperance Woman. man Croghaa, was instantly killed by a St, Lori*, Mo., Ort. B4.—The Women’s street car. He was croMing the street when Christian Temj*nuice Union resumed Ita he was knocked down by the hones, and sessions yesterday. The report of work the wheels of the car jiassed over his ncCk. among foreigners was read. Thirty thou­ completely severing his head from tiie sand pages of German literature have been body. The driver, who nad left charge of put into circulation and distributed in var­ tiie horses to collect fares, is held for hear­ ious States, and new superintendents ap­ ing. pointed In several States having a largo German. Scandinavian and Dutch jopulaNew Yorn, Ort. 25.—Adrien Hitt, who tion. __________________ started from the East River Bridge June A Crash at the Capital. 19 to walk ,t* California on a wager of Wakbinoton. Ort. 24.—H. D. Cooke & Cp., private bonkers of this city, suspended two thousand dollars that he cuuld make thirty miles a'day won tiie Iret, and is now payments Thursday, their liabilities reach­ on his way walking back on a wager of ing 9170,000. of which about 930,000 is se­ four thousand dollars to reach New York cured. In New York the belief is that in ninety <lays. He has gained twelve ■peculation caused the erwh. but bod in- pounds while on the tramp. vretinenta, dating buck a number of yeara, atao figured iu tbe disaster. FIGUABS WILL NOT LIE. Murat Halstead'* Father Hraafc* Hl* Nack. but they may impel a man to bloodshed. Cincinnati, O., Oct. 27.—Griffin Hal­ I have traveled thousands and thous­ stead, a well-known ]4ooeer of Clermont ands of mile* on railroads in general, County, and father of Murat Halstead, waa and the Michigan Central in particular, kHled Saturday night by falling over an but he never fastened upon me until embankment into Poddy’s Run. He was last week. I had left Chicago on the going hotne and In the darkneaa lost his Fast New York'Express, and dined •umptoualy m the swiftly moving cara­ W»y. 'nfejall broke Id* neck. vansary. I enjoy the good things of thia life, and took much solic’ ~ H«w H.VZ1C Coim.. Oct M.—Governor in the well appointed meal Cle velAxl low nollSnl the DeraoenUie Stole aervitor bre of business U1.. pleasant hate with the en- JirMUA UL, OqL M.-IB tbe MrtV iunlac-W> well^tocked coffer, lulled my aoul into the meal pl*cid eontant- of ill the world. Niigura. Ab the long frain awant ■ wttol,. J __ . M DR. ALBERT’S KHAfif Cleveland Medical Institute, I all, the thunders of the cataract seem­ ed to shake the earth, and the grand picture burst suddenly upon my enrapt­ ured gaze. From the right came tumi*ling and foaming the great torrent of emerald waters taking their plunge into Permanently E*tabli»hed for the Special Treatment of the abysa at my very feet Beyond was the great white wall of the American Fall, below the boiling caldron; above the great cloud of spray rose, tinted by Offices in Case Library Block, Next to Postoffice. the sun as the smoke that overhangs the battle field. Filled with the unex­ Who w Brad * mu lAd, . , ampled grandeur and rapture of the orrahta, .llllwT TO"-'l: scene, I Involuntarily exclaimed. “What »- r. » , -<i K A 1* ■ •• a v .k a mad, wild waste of roaring waters’” **qlakrk rrYLBi,' ® **A waste indeed." said a thin voice beeide me. -Think of the horse-power contained in the ninety million tons that hourly pour over that precipice. A PIEPER 'breech 150 feet high and 3,100 feet in length." Load I He And he solved the arithmetical prob­ CUB. lem at once, and proceded to give me another while his bright eyee twinkled Ot the above MEDICAL INSTITUTE, on account, ot hie Imrearing practice in l>ehJnd his glasses. Now, I’m not fond Ilastimra Mich., will make hie next visit on Tt. ESDAT , Jaxvabv . of figures outaide of my business, and I 13th, 1885, and remain one day, at endeavored to turn his mind to the beauty and grand picturesqueness of he astings ouse the scene. But in vain.- He had cal­ culated the pecuniary annual value of Where he can t*e consulted an Niagara’s lost water-power and to my 1 8CH0VERLING, DALY & GALES horror had fished a note-book from his i 81 & 86 Chambers St., Kew York pocket as we roiled onto the Cantilever Bridge, and caught another view of the D'KRTISBRB! Bend for our velvet li*t of great cataract up the gorge. Now I 1 Ixzcal Mewawipera. Gru. p. Rowell g ( ,/ admire this wonderful steel structure ! for its strength and beauty and the machanical genius involved in its perfect construction. It is a double track bridge DR. ALBERT lias had twenty years' experience in lioapltal* and private practice, h a regular and as safe, I suppose, as any in the graduate of the most eminent il«^ilcal Crdlegea of the tnjted 8tn*e*. and give* hia sitccial atten­ world, but 1 shudder as the fiend at my tion totOT treatment of all forms o< Nervous and Chronic IMsmaea, Blooil 1 olsou, Mun Disraaes, the Bladder. Kldncv* and other omu»: Rheunudtsm. W^aknre*. Nervdffl and Geoefavorite preaerlptiau of oi« nf d elbow told me ita dimensions, height, Dtseasesof aud MceaaaTnl enaai.ii.,. .. ral Debility. Mental an.I Physical Prostration. Broken D<^ConstltnttoM,B^I^. N^ousnw. cost, and numerous other figures. And IHinnea* of Sight. Cough. Indigestion, DespotidetM-y. Coufusionof Ideas. Aversion to tadrtY. De­ when he began to tell me ot the 35,UDO fective Memory, etc.. sHcecsafuily treated mid permanently cured by remedies that nre not In­ in plain sealed •nv<lol.e/Vr^.Un1<1rl,1.TiT rhia . • . ’ years of the restrocession of the falls to jurious. ArMren DR. WARD & CO. loobM. Mo their present situation, and the 10.000 NERVOUS DEBILITY -Those suffering from Nervous Drt>itlty. the syiuptoiiu of which are a more years required to drain Lake Erie dull, dlstreased mind, which unfit* them for |»crfonnlng their business arid soctiti duties. makM and make Buffalo an inland town, as happy marriages impossible, iliatresses the action rd the heart, cattslng fiuabesef beat depression of spirits, evil forebodings, cowant Ire. fears, dreams. *hort breathings, melancholy, lire easy of we were gliding by the rapid’s brink company, and have a preference to Im* alone, reeling as tired In tbe morning aw when retiring, lost and looking down upon either side of manhood, white bone deposit* In the urine, ndrvonsbess. trembling,eoafnslonof thoughts, watery Goat Island, the homicidal instinct was and weak eyes. d)-spepsia. constipation, palenras,PSD and weakness in the limbs, etc., shook! consult Dr Albert Immediately mid In* restored to health. । too strong and I cast him forth into the DR. ALBERT lias discovered the greatest cure in lhe world for Weakness of tbe Bark and swift waters. True to his scientific IJmb*. General Debility. Nervonancaa. Lamroor. Confusion <*f Ideas, Palpitation of the Heart, training, he turned upon his back as he Timidity, Trembling. Dimness of Sight or Giddiness, Disease* of tin- Head. Throat. No*e or Bkin. rose to the surface, and floated calmly A fieri Ions ot tbe IJver. Lungs, Btomarh and Boweis-tliow terrible disorders which unfit th* pa­ to his fate, watch in hand, to note ar-, tient for business or other duties of life bllgbtlngtbrir must radiant hopes or antielpattons. rm­ curately the speed of the current. He coring marriage impossible. is gone, but remorse is not mine. The ] Y'OUNG MEN who have become the victims ot solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive, statistical fiend is exorcised from the : habit wltich annually sweep* to an untimely grave tliousatids of young men of exalted talent and Michigan Central, "The Niagara Falls brilliant intellect. nm> call with full confidence. Route.” • MARRIAGE- MARRIED PER3ONB. of young men contemplating .marriage, aware of Physi­ TORPID BOWELS, cal Weakness, Los* of Procreative Powers, Impotency. or any other disfluidlfieatiajui, speedUy relievcd. He who places himself under tbe care of DR. ALBERT may cfiiihde In tils honor as a gen­ DISORDERED LIVER, tleman mid confidently rely upon hi* skill ae a physician. ■nd MALARIA. kaaoaomuua ano*throwumrb«of ORGANAL WEAKNESS Immediately cured and full vigor restored. This dhtreWln* rfllictloo ’* b® human rat*. The**) -which renders life a bufden and murrlage impossible- Is the penalty paid by the victim of im­ i theircxMten ct-: Lo*« ot proper indulgence. Young pecsons are t*x» apt to commit excesses from not being aware ot tbe a coatiwe, Siek Haaddreadful consequence* that ensue. Now who that understands the sabjert will deny that procre­ ta*M*k*r tufax,. ation Is lost sooner b) those falling info Improper habits than by the prudent? Beside* being de­ For Coughs and Cold*. prived of the plewaure of healthv offspring, the moat scrluas destructivL-symptoms of both mind and body ariae. The system becomes deranged, tec physical and menial function* weakened, ONE PATENT TUMBLER TOP lx»s of Procreative Power. Nervous 1 rritibllity. Dyspepsia, Palpitation ot the Heart, Indigestion, MEDICINE TIME KEEPER, Constitutional Debility. Wasting of the-Frame, Cough. Consumption and Death. 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Parties treated by mall and express, but where poasibls, personal consultation Is preferred, which IS FREE AND E WILL give exclusive sate at and near INVITED. CHARGES MODERATE. ANDCURABLE CASES GVAKANTEKD ' Address with imstage. / Hastings of our Entire Wheat Flour to any dealer who will push It. Covered by patent. Easily sold. Wc will guarantee 100 pounds more bread to the barrel than any other flour. P. O. Box. 270. CLEVELAND, OHIO. FRANKLIN MILU CO., octlfrrt » Clark BL, Chicago, Ill. t#’Ta*e<» anil <*orres|»oii<1ence sacredly confidential. Treatment sent C. O. I), to any part of the United States. y octa-ly ichigan state i.and office. Ijuislng. Oct. 1st. D*4. Notice Is hereby given, that the following des­ cribed primary school land, situated in Barry (t<£r A Month and Board for three live ' county, forfaited for non-payment of interest, rSfl 1 Young Men or Ladle* In each county. , will in- ofieren for sale at public auction at this Yw^ Addnwi P. W. Ziegler&Cp..Chlc*«O.Ifl. office Nov. 13th, ISM. at ten o'clock a. m , unites prevlousl) redeemed According to law. nQTTAQEBI °r. Hint* on Eronoinlcal Hoctae MINOR .< NEW-ELI. I . Building. Containing rt plale* of Cottage* Commissioner. w costing from »M0 to $.1,000. with drwrtptire Description. Hectlofi. Town. Rangel letterpreair. 1 «vo. vol., hanaaomrly Ixiund in tlficate. cloth, mailed on receipt of 91. M32 uwS» of ne‘< WM. T. COMSTOCK. I*ub., o Aator Place, N. Y. 7045 neU of nw*< id 10 w TIM nw\» of se^ 10 w sitt lot no 3 10 w When death waa hourly expected from eoolow *436 ie •umptlou, all reinedte* having fulled, and Dr. H. srxt* Jsmes wa*» experimenting, he accidentally made a preparation of Indian Hemp, which cured tits only child, and now give* thia recipe on m-eipt of two Btauqm to pay exprnM-t. Henin also enrea night sweats, nausea al the stomach, and will break a fresh cold iu twenty-four hour*. Address UrnddiM*k & Co. Race Street. Philadel­ phia. Pa., naming this pa)*er. 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NO. 29. discovered anewstorr IN BUSINESS OF DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING WHOLE NO. 9152. HORROR in A THEATER. Lnsrmx. On. sl—Lwii Chnrehlll's a:uuudnient ceirwlns' Chamberlain waxev- LEWIS STERNS’ Is the place where you can get the * tbo Cabinet at Madrid. OTHEK OLD WORLD NEWS. Most Goods for Your Money. nority. P.tntx. OcL 31.—An agitation to In pmcres« nuninst the price of. bread. A meeting of tlie taker* wa* held WuthieMiav to consid­ It b propored to plan er t hr rcqncst of the Prefect that ttaj should ball on the top of the Washington momred 1we tlw price. Thej reftwsl by a vote menL ’ ■ of :W1 to 204. Bkhi.ix, ,M. Sl.- Hw Cow. < KW.OOO francs out of her “ Sarah Barnum" book. O*-?*"0*- >0». 3—Aw™ pinicoe. THE STATE OF TRADE.. furred SMiinliy erm In, u UwSfarTh™”• «■*»! bj- > of fire. Durin, th. nah with Uttln Htgna of Improrcnirnt-The or the »udlmrc to mpr trom Uio btUMInr Week'. Failure*. «xt«m poopt, wen! kuw twd,,^ N ew York, Nov. 1.—Special telegrams DO YOU WANT A , nowdy Injured. The perfoma.., la.1 prc”*lW " 'thout Intorruptliiu until Miortly «n- to Bradstreet's tills week indicate that in general there has been no gain ax compared o o,lx'ki when souie one shouted with tlie movement of merchandise'for sev­ Fire. The whole amilence instantly rose to their feet and made a nuh to the several eral weeks past General trade at almost all DO YOU WANT A csito., -Tlie groat mass of people in the commercial centers continues quirt, with ‘Pit,/ in rushing therefrom, met a crush­ little, if any, prospect of material gains prior ing crowd pouring down from Uie gallery. to.the opening of the new year. There are The fearful and fatal block followed. Wild the] customary isolated announcements of All of the Latest Styles. Arieks of agony and de«i«iiring cries for Might improvement in the movement from jobbers’ hands at a few Southern and South, help could not then be answered. The western cities which have been noted from vt m»* of ptuikMdricken and struggling time to time for a month or two past There c a humanity wax,appealed to by officera of the has been some little gain in the movement throtcr and by the police to hold but of dty-goods at the West, but at the appeals unheeded. The craz«l Eastern markets prices are unchanged. Stocks an- as large as ever, and tliere frantically pressed toward the out­ w,. .lei, any Other merchant in the county to show a finer and larcer ,.r a crowd lets trauipllng down and over the weaker is no new demand. Reassertment demand »,i,l we ki.mv In the amount of goods we sell that the PRICES ARE^RIGHT ,t f g00dS' ones, is as small as ever. Cotton turn advanced until the street was reached. slightly, mainly on advices of Improved When the theater was finally cleared business at Manchester and laverpool, sixteen corpses were found on the stain which has been stimulated by late low leading from the gallery, and twelve ]>er- prices. The October cotton report states that the bulk of the crop picked is in unu­ sons wen* so badly injured that they only sually fine condition. Wet weather. Is de­ gave evidence that life was not extinct by laying tlie gathering of the small their piteoiw moaniuga. portion remaining in the , fields. wool trade has .devel­ Upon the find alarm being rung the whole The tire brigade quickly went to the nsctie. and. oped no improvement Manufacturers buy with tlie iMilice, did their utmost to allay the as they need supplies, but there is not much patuc ami trscue the dead and dying, but disposition to quicken business at tlie eost ,they were too late to bo of much ‘effective of price concessions. Last week witnessed sendee. Police and citize ns finally succeeded a heavy rush of wheat to primary markets, In forcing their way into the building, and and probably marks the climax of the move­ . then aided all they could to escape to the ment Wheat in the Northwest has already street: but the mass was so wedged that declined, farmers now preferring to bold they were Radiy Interferon with In their their grain. With the close of lake navigation this month and an advance In rail rates humane labors. Tike city ambulance corjis conveyed the ■producers evidently look for better figures victims, the wounded and dead, to the in­ for their surplus grain. Indian com de­ firmary. The wounded were so. overcome clined 3M cents per bushel, closing at 53# cents. Trading in com has been very dull. they were as helplejy u the dead. Provisions are weak, on free receipts of Il was learned that tl>o author of the cry of fire wax a funner employe of the theater hogs at all points, Efforts have been made who had been dtomitsed. The audience to check five sales by raisers,-who are mar­ keting light-weight stock on a declining numbered about 2^00 people. The per­ market possibly under the pressure for formance wits chiefly musicdtall business. London, Nov. 3.—India advices report funds, and jxrhaps on tlie belief that prices riots of Arata nt Hyderabad during the must go further off on bog products, and hence on hogs. Pork closed at 816.50, Mohumun festival. Elvvett i<ollcemyn were against 816.75 last week. el cLixci See killed, and many wounded. The Arata There were 305 failures in the United looted the police stations ami several houses. States reported during the week, against A panic was created In the city, and tdiops 234 in the preceding week, and 195, 154 and and houses were closed. Troops from Go|- 185 in the corresponding weeks—of 1888, comla rwderrJ on’er. A council, at which 1882 and 188f, respectively. Classified by Nizam presitlrtl. has ordered an inquiry .sections and compared witli last week, the He Sell Goods the Cheapest of any in the County. । the into the affair. result is as follows: I London, Nov. 1.—a Madrid dbpacth to j Uk* Staiula'.tl says: At a meeting of the <>'nhiiict Council Tliursdav, preaklea.dver by . STATES. ToKf.l.t Malaria. Agur, Ferera, Headache. Klug Air-mso, Senator Elduayan, Miutolerj ColdXKldnrj DImnim*. ralu In the side or tack, । of Foreign Affairs, submitted for consldera- । 'I'’"'1','' ",nJld™’ ">»» bet™™ . -r1 mJ handv. and take a <l«w twice a week. U l Middle.................................... United States Minister Foster and beimr , N Fu_u ................ upon the Liter and Stomnch llkt-a inagle. New.Etiglan.i Aiimo-te. Spanish Commissioner, for u । southern IB xpcctol treaty of commerce with America. ■ — Western..................... », IX Tills treaty would be tlie starting point for Pacific and Territories. ■ R4icw colonial and tarijl j»licy in the Span­ aovl ati.... Total........................... ish Wert Indies.. It would opat the Cas­ Canada............... . ... ai.w a tilian colonies to American competitiem against Sjmnjsli imports, but it would also v Bond, in Circulation. admit Cuba and Porto Rico into the ZollWashington, Nov. 3.—The |mr value verein. which America is gradually form­ ing with Mexico and other Spantoh speak­ of the United States bonds held to secure ing oountricx around the Gulf of Mexico and circulation at the dose of business Saturday in Centra’A met ica on the basis of recip- was 8825,841,800. The value of those held ••Hub” Conjjb Cnre. 25 Cent ro.~.i| concessions, and discriminating duPrvprlption of “ Badon physleian. dbjietued th«s to the exclusion of European com- for the same ptwpores the 1st day of July. 1883. was 8356,590,300, showing a reduc­ yearyby a Boston druggist. ,, , One <lo*e will cure any ordlnaiy cough. It j«-*.tion. Canada, the British West Indies tion In sixteen mouths of 831,255,900. acts almost nuutlcally. Ask any dealer tn Ret and the Centi.il American Republics will nyou a 25 cent bottle of "Hub Cough Cure, 01 vc the sa in* advances from " Yankee The live per cents have disappeared from the vault*; the sixes remain xutatanand don't be put off with any other di|*'nmaCy’’ shortly.’ Tta sjieciat Htopano-American Conven­ tially unchanged: the threes have de­ tion stipulates dial Its advantages shrill aje ceased nearly 25 per cent: there are no -.- only la trade between tlie United State.-. longer any of thefi.SA while the 4s and 4*$s Cub* and Porto Rico, wtilch is carried on show an increase of about $12,000,000 ami under the American and jSjMUi’sb 'flags re- $10,000,900, respectively. The bond-call sprt lively. By Its terms America: will ad- maturing to-day IS the last of those already mit-sugara. motosses and m\y mtacco tree made. ami as there will be about 815,000,­ nf all duty. im<l the duty on other articles 000 to pay out on account of pension* before liiitairled frpm the Went Indies Will be re- the close of the year. Treasury officials are dmisi. S|»hi will place American flotir of the opinion ttrat Secretary McOttlloch and cereals Imported Into her colonics upon will no: issue another call to mature before ABOUT rs ALL. , tiie same footing >w lh«o imported fnrti January 1. Constipatton makes bidf the.pwple sick- You Spain, and will make a large red:iction on are dizzy, have bad breath ami ta«te, can t cat, tlie duties on cuttle, salt, fresh fish and al -^3 s&n well, head acues. nHtItab£ Chicago, Oct. JiO.—I’ost master-General Can’t work it on. canT rest It off. well, your but u very few of American nfamdacturetl guodx. amln "ill atoa aupprvss the c«»- Hatton, who is. now in this city, arranged Liver must be Invigorated. '«£(«* iCutleo^ ZO-1’E-8a' You'will be surprised with tmlnr tonnage duties which ore now lotted with tlie Illinois Central Railroad Company at American porta, and promises further to yestenlay to run a new train from Clinton rcfonu th. harbor au<l »mto Springfield after tlie arrival of’the fattUrr nTil.lionx mid Hoes hr Isf eolonles. Kums, Xo»- l.-Tte rn,>«»rul» hss Jd- matl from Chicago over, the Chicago, Bur­ Fred.lt Hotel,kb* . vlee, from Hie l-rcvliierr of Clinton th»t lington 4 Quincy Railroad. thus mnnr CsUrolk- eha|»U hire l«nr s*'*'" giving Springfield the benefit of faat-mall system. The train us! iSwtroye-d. two Inmdrcd houw belons- tlie will arrive in that city at 11:15 a ul Inx to Cllriaun, lure beer; BTOHIBS On TUB BOAT). bunnsL women outraged and men’tortured Mr. Hatton also arranged witli the same for refusing to nnrticlpate in Chinese relig- company to bare the train which leaves ImjXTftr* Two Bishop-, thirty mission­ Chicago at 6:30 p. m. reach New Orleans at aries and seven hundred Catholic refugees nine o’clock an the second morning after­ ••IrtnUrnwn. 11’wotET* nW linve arrived at Hong Kong. ward, instead of at 10:45, m formerly, thus Bkmmx. Oct. 80.—The Socialist vote here hlhm iiut time to tlw people or UuUdtylo hw shown an lucre** of 88.«», white there reply to thalr letters on tlie same day teat ."“’'“■’SES'iwki rrt> from th< I," been • <te«M °< I?;®0 b’„ h« they receive them. The train tearing^ew vote. Many s<‘eond ballots will be requir­ Orleans at 5:30 p. hl will rrtch ChMfco at ed tliroughout the country. So far the 7:20 on the second morning thereafter. n-stilt of the Parliamentary election is important DecUlon. Hotrl. St IxwU.. Mf■ .... V(rt Joimr |,,,L>nty-tour<lUtrirb>. In twrotyJCINCIXSATI. O„ Nw. 8,-U‘atrick MrKeown, a saloon-keeper of this city, brought suit to recover moneys paid under the pro­ "'"wfiurtlHm'm,. W. d. rnLikShir plrtlrs. The •irrerwitnl visions of the Scott law. Justice Anthony ••■nils, for instance, MJ® ’“ . „ Eastern decided that one year and one day having elapsed since the puyinent of tlie tax, re­ covery was burred by the statute of Limita­ tions. Hamilton County to interested in XteVkf1 Stabbli?hmr ‘I'm’sJw' «S Umdecislun to tlie amount of $40Q,M*. A NICE SILK DRESS IN ALL THE NEW SHADES? ! Black or Colored Cashmere, An Ottoman Suiting, or Plaid Goods? _ LADIES HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, WOOL AND rrvrTnw . L NELS, LACES, RIBBONS, &c. CLOAKS^RUSSIA W ^AN’ NEWMARKETS AND JERSEYS CIRCULARS. assor+mont P ’ MEN S SUITS FOR $4.00. MEN’S SUITS FOR $5.00 and $7.00. MEN’S ALL WOOL FOR $8 and $10. CHILDREN’S SUITS FOR $2.00 CHILDREN'S SUITS FOR $3.00' BOY S SUITS FOR $3.25 and $4 OVERCOATS. . Men s Overcoats for $2.50; Men’s Overcoats, $5.00; Boys’ Overcoats, $2.00. IINDFRWFAR SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 25 cents. U IW L n VV L A n. SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 40 cents. Collars, Ties, Trunks, Valices, &c. Hats and Caps an immense stock. C II LEWIS STERN, Man Bound to Reduce Stock! PARTIES DESIRING t . CLOTHING, COLTHINGI i Ready-Made or Made to Order. Fcrthe Next Sixty Days Should CallCat the MT WARDROBE! And See the Low Prices at which we are offer E. S. PIERCE, UNDER TWER BLOCK, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH a woman being shot The Sheriff and poaaa The London Health Exhibition dared Thursday. The total number of ttsitota The Ohio State Dental Society, after a ed with tire mUegc at Ripon. Wta, for fif­ teen years, died at Colorado Springs Thurs­ day. George E. Hutchinson, owner of gold and silver mines in the West, made an assign­ ment Thursday at Columbus, O., without stating his liabilities. The Woman’s Home Missionary Society of tlie M. E. Church clewed Hu sessions Thursday at Columbus, 0.. Mrs. Rutherford B. Hayes being re-elected ITesidcnL For a consideration of $6,000 the Colum­ bus Base-ball Club has transferred its playera to Pittsburgh, which city expects to en­ ter tlie American Association next .season. The Crown Prince of Germany has be­ come Regent of Brunswick, dropping the title of Duke. His oldest son will succeed to the regency when bis father becomes Emperor of Germany. In the Superior Court at Montreal Judge Bicotte ordered fines of $800 or imprison­ ment for two years to be imposed upon L. A. Seneral. President of the North Shore Railway, for unblushing bribery in the last election. Dundee, mill-owners have reduced the wages of operatives five per cent, owing to the depression in the trade. Thousands of working people are out of employment and the municipal authorities are devising measures of‘relief. The cotton storage facilities of Staten Island are to be further enhanced by a rail­ way along the wM shore, eounecting' with lines west and south at Elizabeth, N. X. Mr. Wlman, who has just purctased a mile of water front between Tompkinsville and Ncw.Brigbton, intending to build the road. . De Lesseps will start for Panama • early next February. Nordenskjold Is organizing an expedition to the South Pole. ’ „ Tlx- Empress of China has offered oneItaiFof iter jewels for* the defense of her Empire against the French invasion. The Association for the Advancement of Women, in session at Baltimore, Friday re­ elected Mrs. Julia Ward Howe President for the ensuing year. The Criminal Court of Allen Ind., went out of existence Friday legislative enactment. It had be istenev for seventeen years. At Worcester, Mass.. Friday the conven­ tion of Christian Workers, led hj Moody and Sukey,began Its sessions In MeehairiM* Hall, which was densely yrowded. A clerk in the office of the Cleveland Herald was on Friday called out by a man in a carriage, while his confederate took $500 in currency from the cash-drawer. Charitably disposed Chlcagoans' have se­ cured pa|>en« of Incorporation for the Wan­ derers’ Home, designed to furnish free baths and cheep meals and lodging to worthy men. Arxaugementa for holding the Catholic Council at Baltimore are nearly completed, the daily attendance bebig estimated at 700. Public sessions will be heM on Sundays and Thursdays. Scnabrn- Dolpk of Oregon, propose to ask the Grand Jury at Annapolis to find in­ dictments for tnfinier against the haxers who caused tlie death of Cadet Strong by rolling him down-lilll iu a barrel. A giw vein which sends a ilauie to the height of fifty feet, lias been struck at Cannonsbnrgh, Pa. The dry-goods house of A. M. Weber, al Oshkosh, wto.. wax on Sunday damaged by fire to the amount of $15,000. A petition in bankruptcy was filed at Oakland, ('at', by Alexander B. Cooper, a mining speculator, who owes $200,000. Three inches of snow fell in Concord, K. H.. Friday. A slight fall to reported trow a number of towns In New Hampshire and Maine. David S. Chadwick, one of the proprietors of a brick-yard at Watertown. Wk. tied a metal kiln door to his neck and perilled h the jxmd. Alexander Posey. ex-Auditor of BuaL County, Ind., .hanged himself Bunday «: at Kiudirllle. Financial trouble and bad liealth were prolmbly the cause0. A. Huni, residing near Galena, HL, was ou Saturday evening dragged from hlliouse at a lonely spot, robbed of 880 am his watch, ami left for dead on the road way. Among tlie features at the World’s Expo­ sition at New Orleans will be a ininlatun • of the city of Pullman, HL. H66x76 fert President Arthur will inangurhte tlie expo sltiou. „• • • i I. and F. Burpee A Co., of 3t. Johns, N B„ the largertJron merchauts In the jirox Ince, are financially embarrasw^L Thtff IlnlrtliUes are reported at $170,000; a^ct<118,000. ____ ____ Waxhixgtox, Nov. .3.—Ttm PresMen has ]<ardoned Major Janww R. Waawm. thdefaulting IMymaster of Uw army. Hi him to citizenship. ° rc muth in Berlin, Altona and Greitz. Keren more will ).n>b.bly be oleetal .1 the “r2imhVrn ,ute Uut tbl» Ur there «re ing our goods. MINOR NEWS ITEMS. A Fal«e Cry of Fire Create. a jevted last night by the House pf Commons, the vote Mamling 214 igain>t. and 178 ta its Fatal Panic in Glasgow. favor. The I*arne!Ute*> voted with tlie mi­ iMrr< of tlw Center, seven German liberals, i-lb-jK ■■emuereth rimerm. Thom .re —rtol Krrue*<'«~l Charles James Faulkner died at hi. home tn Martinsburg, W. Va., .Saturday morning, aged bc\enty-eight. He served several terms in longnre from Virginia, was Minister to Chief of Staff for Stoocwall Jackson during the rebellion. Farragut, widow oflte fete Admiral, died �Mff A SOUL WAS LOST. I CABINET CHANGES. IN T The PaacentTBi-B and Grew of the Treasury portfolio. Below we give a tabular statemeat of the votes cast to Barry ««toty. The figures are unofficial, however, and the official canvass will change them some­ what: Ooort-Hagh MrCwltoeh M»d« ret.ry of th* Treasury. '.SAFE IM PORT, Mew York. Nov. 1.—The German steam­ er Rbeiu fr^m Bremen, arrived here yeeterday wfth the crew nnd passengers of tlie Dvteh steamer MaaMiam, which was burned at eea October 24. News of the rescue had prooetled the arrival tn the bay of the Rhein, and when at about three o'clock the. steamer was towed into her dock ' hun­ dreds of relatives and friend* of those who took passage in tlie Maaedam were were on tlie deck. Captain Vanderaee, of the burned steamer Maaadain. aaya he left Rotterdaai Oct 18 witli eight cabin and 183 steerage poa-engers and a crew of forty-five men. They had moderate weather until the 23d, wlien a violent northwest gale sprung up. During the storm a petroleum tank began to leak, and on the Mth one of tlie crew lu endeavoring lo find the leak Ignited the oil. The tank at etioe exploded, setting fire to the ship and severely burning the seaman. Every effort was made to control the Haniee. bat without success, and in two bmini the Captain was forced to order tbe boat* towered. The passengers and crew were safely transferred to the boats and tlwy remained near the burn­ ing vessel until nhid*p. m., when the Rhein came up and' took them all on board. Nothing wan saved but the clothes which Hie rencued people wore. When the pa&Bcngurs and crew took to the boats the storm of the previous day had subsided In a gram measure, but by the time the Rhein earue up a henry sea was again running and 0»e of the boats was half filled wtyb water. The women and children had to be taken eu board the Rhein by means of baskets. . I ■ - CURE GEEOUAM Hip-VRNB TO THF. BENCH. Wabhington, Oct 39.—Judge Greseatn Iim resigned tlie Treasury portfolio. Al two o’clock yesterday the President accept­ ed tlie resignation aud appointed Hugh McCulloch, of New York, to succeed him. The resignation of Secretary Gresham am tendered in ■ order that he might be appointed to. fill the vacancy which on tlie United States Circuit Court bench will be made by the resignation of Judge Drummond. It la expected that Hugh McCulloch will qualify to-day as Sec­ retary of tbe Treasury and immediately aoMime control«of that department Judg< Drummond’s resignation ha* been accepted, to take effect a* sown as Judge Greshatz aliall have qualified as hi* Kuceemor. Tb« ex-Secretary will not qualify for some day*. The new Secretary was bom in Kenne­ bunk. Ma, and entered Bowdoin College hi 1824, but was compelled to leave In hli sophomore year on account of hu health. He studied law and on being admitted U the bar in' 1883 removed to Fort Wayne Ind. He became cashier of tbe branch ol the Bank of the State of Indiana in 1831 and ramainud in that position until 1887, when he wa* chosen President of the Statt Bank. He continued to bold that posltiog until 180-X Soon after leaving It Presidem Lincoln niade him Comptroller of tbe Cur rency, which bureau he organized. He was made Secretary of the Treasury In March, 1863. Secretary McCulloch's re-entry into th< Treasury Department Is well received li official, political and financial circles. Hit previous experience as Secretary of th< Treasury', to which position he i pointed by President Lincoln as Un successor of Salmon P. Chat* A GOOD IDtA. dem !dm familiar with all tails of National finance, as 'veil as th< general routine of departmental duty, is the dla'jiante of which he will receive tin Wamiixotos; Oct 31.—The joint oomefficient < <>-oj)er*tion of Assistant Secretary mrttev apiHtinted shortly before the adjourn­ Coon, with whom he waa closely associ­ ment of Congress to Inquire into the organP ated iu Ixindon during tlie late reliindlnf ration and work of the coast and geological operations. It will doubtless be remem bered tliat Mr. McCulloch attabitabetf surveys, the signal service, and the hydro graphic -uffioe will probably meet In an American bunking Imjum ,jn London shortly after he vacated the Treasury thia city November 11. During the portfolio on the Incoming of General recess members of the committee have Grant's Administration, and much of tlx been collecting, opfnkms of scientific \ success of refunding our National debt at gentienien and heads of various bureaus ' lower rates of interest is due to Mr. Mo interested oh tiie subject under consider­ Cnlioch’s management nnd agency whih abroad. Having sold the residence lie bull ation. The National Academy of Sciences was asked to consider the subject and re­ at K and fourteenth street*'-in this city, ht purclianed a farm near Washington, when quested to fnnilflii a report to tlie commit­ be has quietly lived since his return froo tee upon its reasNembting in November. The body referred the matter to_a commit­ Enrope. Washingtok. Nov. !.—Secretary Mo tee of whleh General Meigs was Chairman, and this cvnuuittee iiaa completed its re­ Culloch visited the Treasury Departmen* this morning and was qualified In tin port. but will not make it public until it lias presence of ex-Serretary Gresham and I been given to the joint committee. It Is understood the report few others. Tlie oath of office was ad ministered by J. N. Fitzpatrick, of tbi nxxjtnnicuds radical changes. A num­ Appointment Divialon. Secretary Mo ber of members of toe Acaeemy have given Culloch ba* , received a large num free, expression of their opinion on tlie work ber of congratulatory letters ant and organization of the bureaus. They telegrams from all imrtoof tbe country and favor the establishment of a new (tovemseveral from abroad. He wishes to maki roent department to embrace all bureaus of a Kieutlfic nature. TH* would include the public announcement of his gratitude foi tbe kind wishes at ills friend*, and to say signal Nervlce, hydrographic office, roast and that, owing to the pressure of buidnes* de geological snrveys. Light-house Board, mandlng his attention, It will be lmpo» Naval Observatory and army engineer work in the matter of the improvement of river* slble for him to make acknowledgement! to his correspondent* individually. Tht head* of biMtoess and tlie chiefs of dlvisior were formally presented to the new Secro Iary at noon. Wasuingtox. Nov. 8.—The connutesion appointe*! at the text sesgton of Congress to Boston, Maas, Nov. 1—.In the United vblt Mexico and Hie countries of Central and South America hi the interest of the State* Circuit Court yesterday Stephen <A Russell was convicted of gilding English dQnuierceut the United States, expects to leave New York on the Itth instant for tlie coins. The defendant claimed that tb< City of Mexico. Tbeoce they will go to gilding was done for customers In the pro» San Frunciiwo, where tlie business |Uen petition of ills bittiness. The Judge said the defendant's intent was immaterial. of tluit city will be heard on ties Congress had declared counterfeiting s Lrath- with Southern countries. The ComiiilMion viill then go to Gtmtemelu, thence crime. The sentence will probably nevei be imposed, ns the trial was intended fnt to San Salvador, thence to Honduras, n test case to serve as n warning to othm thence to'Xirarjguu, thence to Coxta Rica Uumtr ucro** the lafliinns of Pnuama___ filders.. Venezuela, thence to the United StatesI ofV of Columbia, thence to Ecuador. theiKe to Couxrn. Blvffa Ia. Nov. 1.—PortBolivia. Peru ami Ctilli, tljvncc ac'rosa tlie nuurtcr-Gclient! Hatton aud Colonel W. B Andes to Mendoza, thence to the |»orts of the Argentine. itupubUc and home by way TiioiupNuii. General Superintendent of rail­ at tliu Brazilian ixirt'. way mail service, arrived lu tills city yester­ day morning ami iqiejit a few hours .exam­ ining tlie । iosto I x*rvice at this point. The BAi.TiunitE, Md.. Nov. :L—Next Sunday object of tlie visit was to make arrangewill lie a great day in the history of tlie motto for Increealng the facilities of the Catholic Church of tlie Vnlted States. Al­ faat-mall service at Mils place and Omaha. They returned In a upecial car at three though tin* intviliuc proper of tlie Plenary o'clbck p, tn._______________ Cou.x-il is ihX to bagiii until tlie following •X/ day, tiie grand n-Ugious ceremonies which are io take place’ on Sunday, and in which all tbe prelates and hundreds of dergymeii will tak|* part, will really mark the opening of the council. Bishop Gibbon*, of Baltimore. Aimstollc Delegate, will preside. The'only American Cardliuil. McCkrtkey. of; New. York, will not !>c pres­ ent, ou iiur to ill health, in the council will be eighty Archblahups, Bi*liops and Abbots i«i other prelate* aud about twen­ ty-five head* of religious orders, which, with the theologians allowed each of the foregoing, will make np in all about 250 notice jMrtirlpantM in the labors of tiie KearrAdnUral I’help* to br Ketirrol. Washington, Oct. 81.—Rear-Aximira! Pbehw. who was reenitiy detarlusl frnu . osanmand of the -South Atlantic Spuulron, ha* leased examination liefore the Retiring Board and will be placed on the retired list of tiir navy coaly next week. Wamuinotom, Nov. L—Yesterday (lie Grand Jury found an indlrtinent against Qotouel Burn-side, late disbursing officer of the IW-orthT Dejautuiciit, clurglng him with emtM-JAling 8M,(N». . Wheeling. W. Va., Nov. ,1.—William Mitchell. of Chicago, struck a vein of gat north of tills city Friday , which will net him between 9500,000 and 91,000,000. sssSsissSsassgBSfess........ u0,'n-i = uoniqRoia :8-iygg?>g8g£g£g_ 83S2£22gSSSx't52gS§§8 8SS5gg888:iatt;££8g3 ;8EEBaS3SSB8SS§?§*S: •• ...___ __ 4 7S । । 25 Pkgkia. Di, Nev. 1.—Tbe internal rcve- a rorSSS^ I JOtUOAOD awRJof.KS 888883*888*88888888I t FOR STRENGTH IND TRUE FRUIT FLAVOR THEY STAND ALONE. ’ Price Baking Powder Co., SS8BS^SBo.=.£K«.X«8BS5S|- Chicago, III. ■ JOOJ0AO*) fit. Louts, Ma or Dr. Mm’s Ci-mo Bskisg Pcwdsr I" »iris;o*‘.aa9 £ 528888.. 88S2e2£?,§5381!i6§g8®»; ipuuoa.o § 888SS88gS8S§«3E3gi85!' DO^o'UU0‘l || Dr. Price's Lupulin Yeast Gems, sssgsscz- ....... M»e-'«3 | s^aessssSs; Mtactje. DtsaiiMM. Hag Fever, Ac. i 888gBsStffi£58SS§S8sgs| ....... = ....... g S' sggSB: S8as.gga.SK88: K igBsessisgsatssSESsgi I tnupuv ? • WPM ...........uopngi g iSSoaUS: ao' 8 :S§8SS2ggK8aSg=§8SS8 K I AU for "Rough on Coughs ” for roughs. coi<i», tore throat. hoaraeneMi. Troefcra. 13c: IhjuH,». VK'Ml » W. I WW*. WWW. ■ vw- —, • ■■— but*, skunk*. chipmunks. gopher*. inc. Druggtot. Palpluitatlon, dropsical sweeting*. dlzzhMM. iudigwitton. headacne. sieepletmes* cured by •WellB’ Health Hanewer? Ask tor Wells'"Rough onCona. Uc. ynk-k. complete cure. .Hard or B<»ft eoms. warts, bun qifuig Mtrehgtbeiilng. Improved, the best tor back­ ache, pains tn ctert or side, rbrumstlMU. nearalgta. - 8g££§S£g§S5S5s;g§8s8j •UipjOf] £ § if s Wells’ Health Kenewer" restores Health and or, cures dyspepsia, nervousness, debility. K3XS:888gsS;jffife»s£38§8 ' .........A8S9J3' sa^taasffisaasiiasS&sgS ........ Ruoqj £ If you are faillug. broken, worn out and ner­ vous. use "Wells'Health Renewvr.’- 91. Druggistn. ;g§S8S888§Si:8SSS2g8 • If you are losing your grin on life, try ”Wells’ Health Kenewer?’ Goes direct to weak spots. I Instant relief for neuralgia. tootirael ache. Ask for "Rough onToothaebe" *rpi £8885 »: SgS S^SssggSssssssaissS? ■ 0.4 s aa5£B8SE83jS§£8i^ijsa " £u«s Ladies a bo would retain freshness and vivac­ ity. Won’t tail to try ’.Well B Health Ranewtr." Liquid. 2Sc. wins ciS£$>5(p.*»~5c’mc'O' Egg..... uairaex.iv' H gi£sSsseas=88g2sSsgi 1 I st 3 r»X«H I "Rough ou itch' cures humors. eruptions. ring-worm, truer.1 Jt rheum, frosted treLcfiillblain*. Children, *kra In development, puny, scrawny, and tMIcate, use "Welta* Health iteneser " •9dnnq«i Three or four hours every nigbt coughing. Get Immediate relief and sound rest tn usteg Wells' "Rough on Coughs.’’ Troches. »c. Balsam, ate. •• JA0Xff]O3 ■4 Strengthenltw, Improved, the best for back­ ache. pains In chest or side, rheumatism, neu­ ralgia. SigfijLig. ISoccienre~s> 1 ^feScsicto SBSSssSSSssrsSsr Carter's Little Ltror PCls *revwyama0B^ wry owy to takr. One or tr—-jn“ — They are strictly vagwahle pma,buiby tbrir gentle a< ytjMm^lfn • State of Michigan. Daunly of Barry-*'. At a newton of tbr ptWUalc court farthervuuly of Barry, bolden at tbe protmu oOV-r In the my •f HaatlOg*. in said county, on Hondav. the IMP (toy «T October, in the year tbotnaad Nghfnundred and etahty-four. Present, Element MniitL. Judge of ProGxie In the matter of the estate of >’UHau> Mor^th'i reading slid filing the !><tltlon, duly venfied. of Chri»topner H. A'axiArnmi.. luliulnKtrnlor of the estate uf said dereju- d. proving that he may be lirciiBodtto bcIMIm- real rotate tHerrin des­ cribed Which said (teis-avsl died. «cbrd for n-aaon* therein «et forth. • Tliereupon It Is ordered, that M<«n!a«. the ■-■Oth day of Noveaiber next, at ten o'clock in th« . foVruoon. be anigned for the h-artns ol said petition, and that the heirs al law «>f said de ceahed. and all other persons luteraited in said estate, are requirrdato appear at a session of said Court, then to I* buklrn at the Office, tn the city of HastlngB In said counb and show cause. If any there be. why tbe .prayer of the petitioner shook! not hr granted. • . And it is further ordered that «aid Petl tiouer give notice to the persons InterrstM in said estate, at the pendency of said petition, and tbe bearing thereof by cauringa copy of this order to be published tn the Hastings Baxxvk a newspaper printed and circulates in said County - >_>h—.. Jndce of Probat e. gsaSsglssSxsagSBBs! -1 ACHE And the many throat affection* of cblktam. promptly, pleasantly and safely relieved by •'Rough <m Coughs." Troches. toe.; ba)Mm.25c, • ■ • jojjnns g..: star; ttfteMWfflfind thaw little pOte veto■May way* that theyvSUmvBbc Mtben. But after all akkhaat^ CARTER MEDICINE CO , New Tart. ZuraUB.q. i c i. hundred and eightyPraaent, Clement Hmltb, Judge «■( Probat<■ tin thewialter >g t^e estate of fiarepta Moura. Qn reading and filing the petition, duly veriTBd. or*vid A. Bowker, praying that ite may w ikeufed to sell certain real rot air tn-loi g‘: g tatltaAUte of aald deceased in said |»-tition described.,for reasons thereto set !cith. Thereupon It In ordered, that Monday, the 1st day of December, at ten o’clock in the fore­ noon. be assigned for the hearing of said peti­ tion, andthaf the heirs at lira of sakl deceased, and all other person* Intcrestediu nakl estate, are required tu appear at a sroslouof Mid Court, then to be bokten at the Probate bffiec,' to tbe city of Haetingsln said county and who* came, U any there be. why the prayer of the peti­ tioner should i>ot !><• granted And il l» further ordered that said petitioner giro notice to the persona interested in saM es­ tate. of the pendency' «< *«ld prtilkai and lhe hearing thereof by causing a copy of I bl- order io beimaaiM ”--n— -----i*|**r |»rinted rrulated In *awl Couatv <4 week for three ••urrr^ive Barry ouce l<l day of beurh.g rl.EMEX l SMITH. Judge of FrolMtr . Landed prctrt I prob: sellin. b« .sssEieiga!' sgSasssag ng Safety Lamp ■ m. —fatuijy. Gh<» 8 3 gg§8&?S388E 3 3 tt. L» Circular* t «♦. TsSfiSgg F08MEEh MACXIR. Oacinsati. 0 aSeiias "WK s' s I t JOB PRINTING, Ilyon&healy® ------ BUCH ate * Monroe rh.i-.no- Letter Heads, Note Heads, Cir oulars, Envelopes, Etc., 8 S8£gSg§aij33SE5*gisa........ mwm! a BANNER OFFICE. W®M § JOHN BESSMER 3 :8§§sa8a85safc8?SS863 ■ THE JEWELER, wnui-tqioj £3SB@§S8§3^885SBS9S SOTAS OF who ,ha11 h<od or Mn<1 him ■ written rule containing the LEAST X UM HE R ORDS for the solution of the Puzzle shown below, before the first day of Jannarv. IBSi: »n<t ▲ ram ncixs casteb TottM lart one received with the least number of words before the first day of January, to*Each rule must be dated, signed and sealed by the party who hands It in or sends It by mail. owmmpooM •Stss« s? • Offers a Fine Five-bottle Dinner Caster ' -»W"S a8ggK85883S88£3!fgggS •S 8^ &&& S■ Jajuadjv » Rev. A. B. Lawrence, poator second Presbyterian church, Winston, North Carolina, writes, he thinks it his duty to state, that having suffered several years with inftamatory rheumatism, and having tried in vain all other remedies, he wm induced to try St. Jacoba Oil, the marveloiiB pain-cure, which, after continued use, cured him entirely. The fiecret Art at Beauty lies not In coamettos but only in pure blood and healthy action of the B1‘^^rTMn'’'ln ,,r b) Hnniock Blood The beat on earth, can truly be said of Griggs'Glycerine Salve, which is 8 sure cure for cuts, Itruisea, Healds, burns, wounds, and all other sores. Will poe­ . tetter and all skin SSft’Jil­ ls Satisfaction guaranteed or monev re­ fundt<l. Only 25 cents. For sale by F. HoUhkiaB.______________ r.-.-'r i. A ’Wfl -Naw Yohe. November A LIVE KTOCK-tattle Sheep rum&Qood to Choice* Patents WHEAT-No. 2 Red No. 2 Spring CORN gm OATS-Wewtarn Nixed .. RTE...... M POBK-Meaa,.................... LAHD— CHEESE . . ' . .... WOOL-Domratic CHICAGO. BEEVES-Extra---------- -----Cboi<»Good Medium Bntoher** JMook........... Inferior Cattle HOGK-IJve-Good lo Cbofoc. SHEEP BtTTEH-Crc.tn.Ty........... Good to Cbolee l miry.... EGG*-Fraab .......................... FLOCB—Winter erm- *1.431,436. TP. against 91,313.531.17 HEAD lOlUOAOf) 91»>S;0A.WS THE MARKETS. GBAIM—Wheat, No. s’ Corn. Mo. 2 SICK •-• ntonqndaa ' lliis extreme tired feeling we have in tbe spring, fall and during the summer Ute anti bo ambition. Red Take Dr. Junta’ Of this paper, and solve the puzzle. It is a bona fide offer. The two Cast­ ers can be seen at my store, and cards with the Puzzle on them will be given to all who. call for them. TEACHE1W Are especially invited to get these cards for the scholars to work on, as they will afford great en­ joyment to the young people in the long winter evenings. r-w I will < my store. At ££<£7L. �fastings Banner VOL. XXIX. NO. 29. Ik Hayings Banner. CLEMEST SMm^yer WHOLE NO. 9152. BEAUX and DOWS. wus .-ignml: “Your own Patie." ' must coutew that my tinrt feelinr, : mi ending this. was one of aarMacti *n at mt own discernment. “No vou were 1 after all,’’ I remarked, "but ~ ‘bout “■ “?whJ Barry Com Mich., NAPPEN A VAKARjigT^' MiARShiALL lu. COOK. • X HATES’ miutLn.WTcdl ___ _______ , . „........ ;...♦!<» oo' >l>ec>al positions. tJF-V1' ' ujcf.-nr BasXM - ---------- — ‘ Lawyer. (Over Spaulding1, dry good. WfM> . aHf’n‘l Promptly to all buslneu in *u oomts. Charges renanahk, UU1UI‘MS »« *1! A . ?PU’ ’ **Id Jeanie, looking at me Attorney at Law Middleville. Mieh.-------------------’ p W. N1SKERK x.; RATES: "•Hi ------------ JOHN CARATETH, i . It pttiil within six If not paid until nMibscrll’crs oul,C» per year, in­ ti advance. E- KEN ASTON, feiNBMEoy ^irint ••svuana, Swriaiss; in W.LOWRY,mTK; ' Til '“t SSL'S1,roar bMd I-hysieian, Surgeon and OculLtt. (Omne, 301 Thom Mt. Hastingi. Mich.) CsllK in town or country promptly attended j Y" • I ,is Front ! ' Sackett a bltler, 113 , )h,M I Pyaiolana and Surgeons. <Prairieville. Mich.) ’ AU cdlls. night or day. promptly attended. DI It. TIMMERMAiC A . Honuepathie I-hjTdcUn A Surgeon (Fir>t do.>r east of HollowajV drug store.) i Dr. wm. jones. 7 ~ Itentiet. All work promptly attended to. “ An,i’nould freely move. JJENTLEY BROS. 4 WILKINS’ WAGONS! ” thl,r °TM <nd hearts Are nxed upon the gold. This fuel. 1 stute not o* myself J speak but wb.t j hear’■J’1** *.n °“r ■’■etiery club r°Un,1-the‘r bow. too dear. °ThJ 1>"“X aro <V‘BP* Bnd ’hould be so, I Jr,r°?Lr<’u,Ml «nr*here; 1 T<?rtn i’M'm 1 d 1!>y hand to nnd a thing so rare. ' Each One Warranted! nrarDiT oninpv | |wBLT0N4WH,TLtMK uDllLnAL OlUuK. T() .BE KE1T • FULL!; C°°K 4 8HBI^ON- AN1I A BK'AX NEW LINE OF i Millinery Goods T<i BE AI>I>EI>. WITH A. FOOTE. M. 1).. Ijhysician and Surgeon, «!• , (Office east side Main St. Nashville, Mich.) \ ; Residence next door north Wolcott House. | All calls promptly attended too. day or night. rOSEPH KNIGHT,, Veterinary Surgeon. (Bealdence, Rutland, near Yeekley school house.) , Will attend all calls for sendee, night or day. ! Charges rr.L-onable. K. F. Biiown, M. I>. w. P. Poutmars. M. D. DRS. BROWN A F0L1IEMVS, . noihiepathk- Physicians & Surgeons.' (Office on-r Julius IliiNM-ll's store. Main St.) Cali, answered from the office at all hours of the day or night. Dr. Polhrmtu will give special attention to diseases of the Eye and Ear. Office hours —a to 12 a. m. ; 2 P> i p. m. r*nw HOLMES L HOLLY BROS., Woodland. H.AIIKE .V IIIKEIt, At’oiuosat Law and ‘‘olicitors in Chancery. . Philip t. cowroveLawyer. ,»t t--.ii Her Bha.) :icn, Mxte. Attend tc titlr* to real estate. Hastings. Midi. i Prosecuting Attorney fur Barry Count?. Bn S'decc ■ bow that bends with grace Obedient to your will, light you pull the cord. ‘ b‘.nd U pHai” tor ! ve heard married ladies say. The point I can t decide, 1 Fhat every beau begins to snap Soon after It is tied. • , , -TAe Judty. I PETEK MACKEY’S THREE SWEETIlFlPTK hearts. (Office Id Abstract Block. Haatlnga, Mich.) Have the only set of Abstract Books |D Harry County. ■ I ST-COME AND TRY I S’ JSVo'Mu"” d”»'14* fain. ■* <“>-E\ 7-------- " Attorney at Law (Over J. s. Goodyear & co.’, .tore i ’ . in the Job PrlnllnK De­ writ. Ever)thlng In the .,.1 - ith rhe latest f.-wr- of ,< . ..iitrnK «•! nuuiilnen. .... . -mpluyed. eniibles the <*■ u We are making three widths of Tire: Though 1 am. 1 suppitse, an old maid. 1 take much interest in other people's love affairs. My friends know and humor this little weakness, and conqpquentlv in the course of twenty years or so I have collected a large number of love-stories. They are of all kinds—sad, joyful, touching, absurd, sentimental, or eccentric. But perhaps Buyers are Invited to Call and See the oddest of them all is the one I am about to relate. Them. The reasons which decided me to spend a twelvemonth in a certain little Aberdeenshire village, unknown to “ common ken, need not be entered into here. I had a cottage to mvself, and one maid-servant, by name Mary Duthie. And what a pretty creature ; she was, with her golden hair and big gray eyes, and tall supple figure. It I was a real, pleasure to see her at her | | wbrk; in her spotless lilac gown and tucked-up sleeves, and to watch the ’ fascinating, unconsciuus grace with ‘the simplest I I। which which abo shi’ did did'the simplest Thin; thing. I I ani afraid I spoiled that girl. gi: She । w : ls engaged to Jem Leslie, a farmer’s We a Full Stock of Everything son, who nearly worried tbe life out of that enters into a house, from 1 her by his jealousy—for which L-susl "—t he bad sometimes cause. The two _ '/ every Sabbath, but ] alu always ays made it uu ur again in the course ; of the week; so tnat I was bj no means surprised when. Mary informed me one day that she had broken off with Jem, Leslie forflver: but very much astonished indeed to hear a few’ weeks later, that she had promised herself to Peter Mackey. "Well. Mary,” J said to her. "1 do nut wish to" intermeddle with love­ affairs, but I must say that I think Jem the better man of the two.” But Mary tossed her 'pretty head and remarked with reference to her rejected lover, that “she was weary o’ tlie As low as can be bought in any com­ creature’s havers, an’ had jist tauid him that he needna* fash himself aboot peting market in the State/ . her-onv malr, for she cud e’en tak’ care o’her’nnin sol’.” Peter Mackey,, she told me, was to start for Aberdeen, a well-to-do uncle having found a good situation for him there. 1 knew something of Mr. Peter, as he । was my landlord’s only son. He wfcs a PROMPTLY DORE, tall, handsome young fellow, with a “gweed nnouch held,” os his father Satisfaction lusedtosav, but an all-tuo-susceptible heart. A pretty face captivated him directlv. though his attachments were genera’ll v more violent than lasting. I had made up my mind that he would marry Jeanto Saunderson, a handsome enough lassie, ft good housekeeper, ami an heiress in asiualI way, but Jeanie had left five or six months ago for London, to visit an infirm aunt, and now Peter was engages! to Man’ Duthie. I /V1:1IS vexed about the whole affair.especially m I sympathised with poor Jem l^lle. Yet ecttftinly it wiui no concera of PHOTOGRAPHER. mi u<‘. ,, I do not think that Mary qver re­ gp-Wateh this spare next week» ceived any love-letters fr*m Aberdeen. It was not the fashion iu' her village in those days for lovers to correspond. But she always wore round her nwk half of the si spence which Peter bad broken with her. su that 1 began to be quite in despair for my favorite Jem. But after three months or m> from, Peter Mackey’s departure for AlH-rdoen. tome little incidunti occurred which -------------- Probate °*^rr.Mrr, state of MRNjP^^S^^jurtSrths'otHrtg •bowt*d up that young man iu his true Building J . Material! I Sill to Ridge Board. Doors, Sash & Blinds, Garland Stoves and Of Our Own Make, Ranges I Pliaiflg, Miittog It hR And () F------ Guaranteed., BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. GREBLE & POWERS GEO. H. HEATH, QPANGEMACHER & MASON, TT a —-r.Twrra.Mi. MICBL, UNDERTAKERS As in the past we will attend to calls prompt­ ly and endeavor ,lgrhe first Of these evenu iras the re­ to prove worthy thd approbation si SijJjoS&rf S. >-r «... । hundred an«| rigI'trteD»'j He‘-I‘iitere of Jud_ „r probate. 01 Ha‘BU‘” B< of those inter­ ested. Our Furniture Department contains a large assortment of ’»thia XLlV OX t/JL ■ ■ ■ ■ i^1 <Jood» “d Living Prices is what we have. We llr 1 <(»oda, and we aell none but thet we guarantee to be just as repfcf'Xom , re3ent«t Call and examine Goods and Prices. Acrth Mde sub Btrw* «’*■ '"'uwr and that the to be batten at the I J in s»ld estate, are re­ «!,„« <auw. turn of Jeanie Sann.ler.on from Lon“n. »ml » vLU p»i*l ,‘r1" h'r “[■’ n uiiaiutanee. Mary Duthie. The two girls had not teen togelhrr more than 5,,u»n.rol .. hour, wlwu rouod. »< Tiolrur werplux pltw«xlo<l Iron' <ho kllchen, Ha.l'uun- In to toe wh*l wn. the lunitor, 1 lounJ.lMmo mlnrllnx tb«ir 'o»ro <>rer rem. taitor“hi’, lu. on U«-1* ■’ro'1" m.r«,|«»aiu:i. Ihernuto..! lliwrgr.rf. h*uded ue n Wiwinlyi',b» pl«Md to rmd AM. “ hu wHe tbe d.y More I railed, so there wasna muckle time to lat it be oA.“d “ for ’? ‘”lnK •broken £t f ’ P,,Ue y«mo,t wir u eboot a J P,,r hmnl Mil o’t till tbl. S?-'.'. , nMn’ *ro doMrere: Hot . no tbe went n't, tnem! Marr **u th” llldJ Mr» Blrkef. leftor."7 i R appears, was Peter's landlady in Aberdeen, and had written that morning to Mwy I uthle’. mother, whom ahe had known when they were grbi together to aak aome particulars or Peter a family and anteeedenta, as her niece and adopted daughter, Mary Hlnu ,oon ,o carried to him “Heard ye ever the like o’ that!’1 ex­ claimed Jeanie: "the man must be clean daft*” T quite agreed with her. for I had never known a man before who was to three women at onoe. Doubtless. Peter considered his tirst two affairs as mere flirtations; still his former sweethearts had in their posses­ sion a letter and a pledge which would be evidence against him in a court law. But any proceedings of this kind was so foreign to the natures and prejudices of th? injured girls, that 1 did no more than hint at it. The following morning, Mary asked my permission to go for a day or two to Aberdeen with Jennie Saun­ ders on, as they had thpught of a plan for bringing their recalcitrant lover to his senses. “Gin we dinna’ mak’ Peter make shame to himsel’, ray name’s no’ Jeanie Saundcrson," were tbe parting words of that damsel. Meanwhile Peter was happy in the society of his (latest) ^betrothed, who was a very charming girl; and it may be a little to my hero's excuse to re­ mark that few men could have seen her bonny face and listened to her sweet voice evening 'after evening without falling in love with her. The suscepti­ ble Peter certainly could not, but throw­ ing all old memories to the winds, pro­ posed and was accepted. Such being the state of affairs, Peter’s feelings may be imagined when, cn entering Mrs. Birket’s parlor one even­ ing, after his day’s work was over, be saw seated by Mary Hine—Mary Duthie and Jeanie Saundenon. . Peter's first impulse was to withdraw hastily, but Mrs. Birket made flight im­ possible by closing the door, and ^tandIng between it and the consciencestricken youth.- “Just tak’ a seat, Mr. Mackey/’ said she. and the culprit sank into an empty chair, placed at a little distance from the other three ladies. The situation was awkward in the ex­ treme. The ladies continued > their knitting without glancing at him; min­ ute after rainnte passed, and the silence becameintoleraale. Peter could hear the beating uthis own heart; twice he iSienod his lips to speak, but no sound issuLwi from them:.an ley tremor ran through his frame, and checked his ut­ terance. I give what follows verbatim, as re­ ported to me by Mary Duthie. "Wee!,’’ sail) Jeanie Saunderson, at last, "Hanna we be sattlin’ oor biznesa eenoo?” "Aye, lassies,’’ slid Mary Hine, “but that’li lie a baird matter, of I'm muckle « hypo. ..M> do.r-I wriur'* m3* ■™w’ m, j,„. M l?roroi,* ,y>y7S; to raent. Yer don’t call dis hcah baamoft * boulevard, does ver. Ta-ra-txa.”— Texat Sifiingjf. “Come and see them scrape the barnacles off from the bottom of a big iron stekmer," said an employe of the Pacific Mail Company to a reporter of the Chronicle recently. “You wouldn’t think it, but it’s one of tbe biggeet items of expense in the repairs of these steamers,” continued he. “It’s an the Pacific, and you know that the lit­ tle creatures which give us so much trouble are thicker aud attain their Sowth more rapidly in Pacific waters an they do in the Atlantic.” a Tbe reporter and his informant were in the vicinity of Hunter’s Point dry dock, and on entering the yard the City of New York was seen high and dry on the supports, and a large num­ ber of men, each with triangular-shaped scraper of hard metal in hand, were . working on her. These scrapers had handles attached to tbe center and were ground on each of their three edges. The sound of the sarapiog re­ sembles that produced by masons' trowels in spreading mortar, though much loaded; and there was also a hacking and cutting noise occasionally, as some more obstinate bhneb of barna­ cles clung with greater tenacity than their neighbors. It was a wholesale slaughter of Xhese parasitic animate, which in somerspote incrusted tbe bot­ tom of the ship to the depth of an inch and a,half to two inches. . "They are Onlv small dingers, these barnacles.” said tbe Pacific Mail mau, “but like fleas on a nervous individual, they are very much in tbe way, though they are little.” “To what extent do they damage the bottom of an iron ship?’* asked the re­ porter. “It isn’t for the damage to the ship so much as the way they impede iu progress that they are complained of,” was t)ie reply. . “How much time each day of sailing would this steamer Jose by having a coating of batnacTes oV her bettom?" “From fifteen.^ twenty-five .miles.” “Do they not gjpjvxhicker on woodenbottom vessels on Iron?” “Yes; but thw ane not so thick on copper bottoms, and that is one of the chief objects in having vessels copper bottomed^ The barnacles do not like tbe poisonous nature of the copper and do not begin to cling to it until it has been partly neutralized-bv the action of the salt water. Iron ships can not, of course, have copper bottoms, as tbe ex pense would be too great in making a solid bottom of copper, and there is nu satisfactory way of attaching the sheeting. * To partly obviate the' tend­ ency of barnacles to collect on iron Vessels a strong solution of verdigris is now mixed with other ingredleuts and used on the bottom below the red water line, and for thia reason all the lower outside surface of the steamers of thieompany now have a green color, MKdi as you now see they are p*utting on thi "Ye see,’’ said Jeanie, taking the underside of the New Ybrk’s stem.” The reporter watched the process^1 initiative, “this Pet^rMackey belongs in scraping and observed that as fast as j> a manner till’s a’. 1st na sae?” large cirdt of the barnacle covere< "Aye, but we canna^sMiae him.” "Just that "Noo fat think ye ■ surface was cleaned and tbe red iron, rust was made visible underneath, i*.' lassies? Sanna we appeal till the law­ was washed clean by another set of men courts?” who were followed by the painters witl. “Mithna we jist seta’ richt amo’ oorsels? said Mary Hine. •F'Oo gin pots of steaming mixture from furnace we wus til! cast lots for him? We've along tiie ship ii side. Over each o thu warrant of Scripter for that, ye these furnaces was a lank filled witi. a green li<|tiid that bubbled nnd hiss**1 ken.” "Vera gweed," replied the others, and sent forth an odor which one coril and when Mrs. Birket had volunteered not but consider poisonous from tb> ^herself as one witness, the little servant­ nature of the compound whence i issues. girl, Baubic, was ben. to be another. “How long does it take for a gang o Peter’s humiliation was certainly to be workmen like this to remove the ban, complete! acles from a ship?" asked the reporter The lot fell on Mary Duthie. “About two days. - Sometimes the} "Peter Mackey,” said she, "I ha’e anither string till iny bow, so I’ll e’en put on as many men as can work cob Yo» leave yo tjll Man' Hine .qr Jeanie; venientlv on a vessel’s bottom. they’re maybe wuntin’ yq mair nor me. see the idea is to save expense. It cost a vessel from to $1,000 a day, ac­ But mony thanks t’ ye for yer kind cording to her tonnage, to lie oi offer, which I ha’e na forgotten.” this dock, and the men who do thPqter wax too much subdued to offer work on this steamer are furnished b; a word in his own defence and the pro­ the Mail Company, and are instructs ceedings wore renewed. to push the job as fast as possible. IThis’ time the lot fell to Mary Hine. would cost the company as much dock "Peter,” ahe said, “I winna’cast up age each day if only two men were em till ye hoo ye ha’e wronged mean' t ployed in cleaning a bottom as it wouh ither-. But this I maun sav. a bad ‘u there were 100 at work.” . lover’s no like to mak’ a gweed hua- — "tlfies the green mixture that theban’. so I II leave ye to Jeanie, if sbM~ are now applying act as a preventivcarin’ to tak’ye.” ‘ j a^adn.Ht the accumulation of the barna . "Weel. Patie.” said Jeanie, “gin ftbody refeeses ye J maun e’en ha’e ye “Only in a measure It require hivsel*. But it’s on twa nondeetions, bnt a few months for tbe salt water t> mln’ ye. First that we’ll be married dissolve it and eat into tbe iron an* this dav month, an’ second that there'll form rough, rusty places, where the lit be nac mair o’ these ongoens lifter tie dingers gather and grow. The marriage.” spread very fast, and to a considerabh The wedding took place in due course, depth when a vessel is lying still fo and Peter proved to be a most devoted an extended period, but often on th* and obedient husband. “Ye see. Mary trip to China and returning a va> ’oman.” nutid Jeanie one day to Mrs number will spread themselves all ove Jem Le-lie (formerly Mary Duthie,) a steamer's bottom. It is sometimes “gin the gweed man and turn whiles a bit camateary an’ oonrixzonable, Iha’e but-till say till him: ‘Weel. Patie. my man. lt!s a aair peety that Mary Dathie an’ Mart Hine refeest y«, tin’ tbe wife ye’ ha’e gotten disna’ suit ye. an’ weela-wat or ever the words are wed ewre thousand different J my lip*, he’a jist as quaet’a a Iambi”— been tffed, but nona JrposyM _ _____ Il Wasn’t a Boulevard. u.i~ •* d.10.1 .lo« m-Hilbn hMfc from day to-day.” He attributed tl» dullness of the reason to tbe fact tlie superior quality of the fruit m imffidentiy advertised, so be procured ' a long tin horn with wMeh be startled horse* ,-everal blocks distant ■ “Look here,” Haiti an exhausted ’ policeman, who hail been almost roa over by a fugitive team: “you can’t blow through the streets that wav.” An Austin darkey raised a large crop of watermelons, but the crop is m> large this year he has had diffiouly in cutting satisfactory. A fortunoawaita Ibe �IT! LIST OP PREMIUMS VanArtnan Richard Murr*j', No. 1—Trotting. beat Suffolk SOW add pigs beat Poland China boar.. Geo Grace. 2d do. Ration best bajdwln Bear It Constantly In Mind, iten stockem. Miw Allie Mudrejmu------------------Mrs. Nora Kelly,*177................... . . .... •• M. H. Burton, pair woolen socks. JMm J Fuller 3d.......... .................. No. 2—Running FOWLS Henderson Bauer. lx*t white legboras DRMcKlwHln. 2d do....... . ..................... Henderson Bauer, beat pr black npanish .B N Baldwin. Id do....... Henderson Bauer. l<e«t pr b b r g bantams. ..315 00 H F Ford, 3d do.............................. . ............... Henderson Bauer, best pr brown leghorns. ar rusu, m ........... Aaron Black, beat pr plymuth rock chicks. ■»10 oo John J Fuller, 1st. No. B—Trotting. . . ». m. springer, su..............r... . . B. J. Hendershott, crary quilt. 8 ) ao : ", Esopus Spitz jA1^1 & SSSSjwtt^:: D.F. . log cabin quilt.. do ” wWte beReflower M. Winkleman. id...^.......... *C. F. Broeks. child's dress...... ** Em.Busby.3d......................................... '25 H E Handy best green No. 4—Trotting. Miss Fannie Mixer, specimen band sewing 1 00 •• M*ggte Kelly, ait. .7■ • • • -............... » L A McIntire * Al! track horses excluded from this race; best do Mrs. L.CBroomuu. machine sewing.......... 1 00 H E Handy 2nd - j. M. DsetwiHrTdrawn Vug................... 1 00 J Lee, gray Swanadown................................. . .110 00 John J Fuller, 1st,.....*.............................. oomsatte mallaras........................... . JMB.urrb-.^-^-PP'’ •• ‘ ' ottoman corer........ MUin Waldorff, 2d...................................... Campbell and ItererM. white crested black Mis* Eliza KVIlr, worked button bole. Jahn McElwain, 3d...................................... pousiichkidts.'..... ......................... J C Woodraff 2d do;....... ■ - MaggieKify, M.^.... ................L Campl>eU A Rogers,best pr brown red game No. 5—Running. Bryan Walker fallow pippin ’ bantams................ . ....................................... H E Handy stark . ................ rru.ror.UI. Bru , In ,. 1, mil. buuu. HHillsinger. »*'*:,pr brrased turkeys....... ** LanraTanner, knit tidy.... H El^dy"hnbarditon how iueh. Oxr Muon, boo, »r roMo dook>........ John J Fuller, 1st............................... .... Mrt. J K. Bogie,*!. .................. EmmettEllla,beet pr white booted bantams Miss Allie Mndgr sewed rug ! HnEnH*mh’seric‘iw further H P Ford, best pr tight brshm* fowls.'......... Mn. M. Doud.nrir e<XlOT soeks D R McElwain, 2d do._..................... No. 6—Consolation. •• H. C. Smith, knit bed sprea - ^*\Voodgolden rasaet ... H F Ford, beat pair dark brahma chicks.... Mias ABie Mr-*— “ 2d do............ ..................... For horses of all age- that hare failed u> win 30 | Wtn Baldwin M do............. knit rue. best pr buff cochin fowl*.. ..i. ^1®^_____ ......................................... 5 I ^nSTXTO MeO^Mdo! D R McElwain. 2d dp........... .... . ................... Mis-ABieMndge .pair silk mittens.. ...... t A Blackman. 1st.........1............... H F Ford, best pr v^lte cochin fowls.......... » ' C W H Cassady- Bt lAWTjrnee ^ Warren Dailey, M.......................... D R McElwain. 2d do... ...;......................... Mhw Aimaletes. mens woolen mittens. f» A H Ickes and J M I-eaeh honey sweet H F Ford, wyandotte chicks........................... No. 7—Trotting. b F Gaskell *1 do..................... M”‘ rP^^JBmetfoe zephyr"work 3*.. 23 ' 2d do................... ............................. 50 : j M Leach hdiowaicr '............ For stalllona owned in the countv. Bost 2 in best pr white dorkin fowls.?........ 25 A H Ickes 2d do.. •• IC. Broeaean, 2d ......... a, mile beats, in harness. H A Nichols trancendent crab , " T. Phintps. fancy table cover machine »Hanna. Ml....................... ........... r <® 25 C H stone*! do.............. ........ work special. „ worJ[ ixmt pr rid pile game chioks.'.'.... ItohclL 2d........................................... 5 00 2ft Mh Henry Baller pama le pears ad do ............................ . ......... . 33 A J HponahleK 1 Greening apples ** ** applique embrmderjr... ....... No. 8—Walking Team. Ixurt- yr yellow dock wing game MlaAUieMudgy. crewel, embroidery........ 23 Spencer Fatten fd do..................... Fasteet walking team to wagon. « Wni Wood esbaahaw .................. Mre. Em. Bi«by, rick-taek work... ........... best pr black leghorn chickZ...... 25 r v Qaskel 2d do . . ......4........ Porter Burton, 2d.....k............ • ♦ 00 a Rogers. 2d do.................... 25 J M Leaeb best yellow Belleflower .best pr white created white polish ,to best Fall PIPP’D........... Ml” Sereph x’doSECob cushten'lspeciai’l so No. 9—Trotting. fowls.........•................. ..... 36 1 A n H xcarenxi Ickes ted ... best.. ............. ;........ » ...................... « ■ J 8 Leach beat smoke haae. •• •• “ pocket h dk'f ” Entrance fee of ten per cent. National rules II F Ford, boat pr white do. te goven. Free for Jl horses; beat 3 in A mi* Mn. M. bond, ixlr pillow cases “ » , A H IchesTnd......................... bent pr"white bearded poilsh 33 Mrs. b Mstbews beat late craw •• H. F. Wolf, fancy bed thread ________ ___ jwvai^te.. chicks........................................ 35 do beat blk GitMJoi •• Phebe ttodar. tadt **£“<• “ John J Fuller, fat... •• ** chllds night dress B Walker 2nd.......... ................. ••••■• Wm Mitchell. 2d... best golden bearded polish Mh 8 Matthews best Cayuga red streak. MM Lida Kelley, tartlet; “ Isaac B Hanna. 3d. A H Ickes best quinces............................... Mre. M. Domi, crochet Urty.......................... ■ 2d do.......... ;............... .............. Edgar Bristol 2ni........... ................. Mary Otaer. scrap bag .......................... PREMIUMS ON STOCK. best pr houdura- fowls....... A H Ickes best russet pain........................ •• J. IL Dennis, toot rest........... . ............ D RMcElwalnc, 2d do. .. ......... , -. .. . ........ John Bessner best Martha grapes........... •• " • 2d............................. ......... Janes A Carpenter, best thorobred atallionJlS 00 H F Ford, beet pr silver spangled iuunborg “ C. H. Bauer, chair cover....................... 1 00 Matthew Hall best Deleware............ . -• j M Hauer, 2d do....... . ............. ID 00 fowls.............................. . ............................ Mh Henry Bailey 2nd. .......... ■_ W O Freeman, best thorobred stallion,Diploma H. F. Ford, black hamburg 75 fowl................... . MIm Maggie Kelley, silk embroidery.......... 1 w J M l^ach bsl black Detroit apple E Bechtel, be*! draft stallion 4 yre <fc over® 5 00 D. R. McElwain, 2d.......................................... C. tLSalisbury, h!................................ 5b John Keagle best nuuu> ............................ A. H. Keith, 2d do..................................... — »W H. F. Ford, best pr. R. P. G. bantam fowls. 50 75 Mrs. T. do best Romanlte ................ Phillipa, fancy table cover, foreign. W O Freeman, beet do, 3 yra........ . .......... 8 00 '• •• “ •• '• yellow duckwing game _ ' B F Gaskel ted.......... .... . .......... - special mention........... ............................. Guurge Mason, best stallion for all work, bantain chick................................................ Mias Allie Mudge, fancy table cover........... l 00 ' John Keagle best Ramsde! sweet.............. ts and over............... ........................ 5 « D. R. McElwjfm. 2d............. . . ....... 60 so do beat mllsm . ...................... JT T VsnBlekle VanBlekle best beat Jonathan Jonathan ........... Baner.9d.do.......... . ...................... J J® H. F. Ford, white bantam chirks.................. 75 M MfflMf clley .^cotton and linen embroidery *1 OO -!J BBuILbert do8 yrs............... .............. 3 00. Dnanc Bauer . ............. ................. .............. ' 50 —Ic CH 2nd .......... ................... •• •• . .............................................. .te H Bauer 2nd ...„4*. .... ............... J D Gny best stallion for roadster. 4 years H. F. Ford, btiff bautam chicks.... ™ Mre. H. C. Smith, needle work Udy............. » .-»«►. I Edgar-Bmtol — best maiden's ' blush........... and over...... ............................................ • 00 " white game bautam chleks....... 75 MIm Maagie Kelley. 2d .. ......................... » Geo Houabstatter tad............................... John J Fuller, 2d do....:............................ ■* golden seabright bantam chicks. 75 Mrs. A H! Keith, knit hood. 2d . ss । B FGaskel best Owen’s ............. ........ D GTowuaend, beet do 3 yean........ 8 00 ajlesbnry ducks....... 75 » W C KM best red Canada..................... " Em. Bntby.Jambrevtln........... —. I. Cummlogs. best matched horses al) wk » JTVaMlekle and .......................... . MIm Mmole Kellv, Id.. .... . ..................... •• white call ducks..................75 4 years.......................................................... • J® DO B B Gaskel winterrambon..*............. ... Mre. D. Striker, tamp shade................ ....... D It Burdick. 3d"do................................. 3 00 •• •• *1 ................ ............... . »• “ coivert .......... L E Hinchman, beat matched horses for D. McOmber, golden duckwing bantams.... •* A. H. Keith, worsted carriage afghan on . John Keagle 2d do....................................... carriage roadsters. 4 yrs and over.......... • 00 P. H. Seger, white pekln ducks..................... •’ J. M. Bessmer, 2d.......... :.................. » '• Rnbleoo. .......................... Lewis Norton, 2d do................ ..^i........ 3 00 H. F. Ford. 2d................ .................................. 25 B F Gaskel winter Johnathan.................. " Km. Busby, cambric pillow sham, 3d.. John Palmerton,best single carriage forte H. Keiser, black Java chicks........ . ... .......... “ flower of genesee..................... Miss Allie Mudge, knit scarf....................... 1 oo 1 D.1& McElwain, black cochin fowls............. xyrs.......................................... ;................ .50 I Eewln CbaffeeM do..................................... Mre. Daniel Shay, 2d.................. :............... Milan Waidorff. 2d do........ . ............... 3 « H. F. Fowl 2d........... . .............. . ...................... M H F Gasket Ben Davis Maggie Kellerton* • • • • ................. Mrs A H Keith, best ladles driving............ 8 00 D. R. MoKlwaln, partridge cochin fowls...... Clark A. Barber, embroidered slippers...... 73 i John Keagle 3d do.... Mias Suiter, 3d do... ........................ -........... 2 « H.F.Feni. *1.............. ....................... -a bFG askeJNarray..._ Mra. S. Mnitews, 2d ...................................... Miles Engles, best brood mare........................6 » D.R. McElwain. [H-acomb partridge doehin. Mpsten pippin *• Henry Bailey, pin cushion .................. 8 N Baldwin, 2d do..........................................f 0O D. R. MeElwaln. ameriean domlmque .... n John Keagle3d do .............................. Omar Shaw, best draft marc.................... J® H Keiser aoethern spy .................. •• silver grey forklnPeter Mowry, 3d do.......... ............................... 8 08 MSMaihewsad do .................. . Mrs. H. A. Barber, tnacrimc lace................ " 3d.................. . ...................... John StrasbaUHb, best colt for draft, 3 yre. 5 W 0 Dunliam <onpktoe county Ming H. Dennis, *1?........................... . . n Miss X • •• colored dorkins................... Wm Bedford. 2d do. - 3 00 B F Gartei ®d do .................. ............ Anna Ickes, knit edging....................... sIMr poilali....................... John Btraabangh. beat do 2 years....... Mrs. W.C.Mills.crochet '* ...................... J P Jones blue plum*....... ........... ... " 3d......... .................................. A D Johnson, 3d do.......................... . W Rmlth Siberian crab apple........... •* C. B. Salisbury, stamping..................... •• golden bamburp............. .. D B Pratt, beat do 1 yr old................... " J. H. Deunit.silk banner............. ;.... mh T Donivan M do ..................... ill............... ............ A D Kennedy, 2d do......... .............. W Smith Rogen by bred so. 4 grape •• T. Phillipa, 2d . . ............................ ** golden penciled hamburgs Peter Mowry, best do suckling colt .. so L A Mdntyie English rmaet apple.. “ .J. H. Dennis, table linen...................... EJonoe. 2d do............. .............. . •• C. B. Hallsbury.M................................ H B Handy 2d do ............................. •• silver penciled hamburgs .. best colt for Roadster, 3 yrs ■* J. H. Dennis.silk embroidered sack.. m Freeman concord grape............... Campbell A Rogers,*! ............................ B F Gaskel 3d do............................... •* J. M. Besamer. ball tidy........................ D. K. McElwain, rari derbya ................ . - M. Bond, 2d ........................................... W B Cole hawkins apple............ ... silver duckwing game ban­ " T. Pldntpa, Unen embroidery............. David Ruckle 2d do............................. ** M. Doo&kndttedpUlow shams.......... John Keagfe 2d best fallow pippin D. R. McEiwaiw, glngrr red game bantams’.'. " ramadon........ . Miss Sereph Doud, cotton emb. skirt, 2d... . •* nekin h—t—mw . ........ Mrs. Geo Mason, best do suckling colt. Patrick Waten. knit Mee.................... C H Stone 2d best Detroit red.......... •• golden laeed seabright ban ­ “ G. W. Benton, brush broom folder.... Bryan Walker 2d best »ox pippin.. JOHaU.2d de.................. Mn J 8 VgnSIckle best bate wreath-----Joseph Knight 2d best fall belleflowi Wm Bedford, best draft team....... D. R. MeUwain. Mntfe coinb seabright ban•• •• 2d do ........ A HIckessd beatapltzasburg ... Fred McNair, 2d do......................... । J C Woodrufl 2d best dutches* grapes 1). B. MeEiwain.Frixria^^"."/."."'.’'.*'.'’.'’. 75 Miss Deille M PalmaUer best crochet colid.......... .7.7.'.".'7'7”.".7.7" crab L A McIntyre, best colt for all work, 3 yrs. 5 00 white pile game bantams. _ ‘catiDgeMMbahi»•? Mn J M Bessmer 2d best crochet tidy.. . . 2ft „ । Wm Mitchell, W F Seger, 2d do............. .» Mias Nellie Heath beet crochet lace ...... M John Keacle best collection fruit, al) kinds John TH«o, best do 2 yrs... ................. 4 00 so Mrs E M Trosel best ool house plants . ■amlMltend, 3d do....... . 3 00 H. F. Ford. coUedtfon jdgeons....................... 3 00 Mh Nora-Kelley beet fine skirt................ '• J m Nevins begduika............. * . 2d do, .......... 25 Matthew Hall, best do 1 yr.......... ................... » 00 D. R. McElwain. 2d....... ;.................................. 2 00 Mlss Maggie Ktrtley best^palr flnedrnwen » “ J«Becamer “ cut flowers........ F D Boules, tiest do suckling colt............. 8 00 stale turkeys............. 75 “ John Kpaglc 2d do............................... " rosecomb domlnque leghorn 75 Miss Elida Kelley 2d do ..""7/4 » Walter Keagle best col lection verbeniM Bauer, black potand. 2d..,..................... 50 In oil........ 2 00 »nJ xNerins 2il do..................... ' ........ tic card,' beat mule team......... .......... 3 00 Guy F. Ford, collection poultry.......................... 3 $® Mh C H Bauer best landscape 2d do ----- i oo •• Mary Walker best collection asters.. (orton. 2d do....l......... ............. 2 00 H. D. R. McElwain, 2d................ ..................... .-..2 00 Miss Mary K f-ee •• John Bessmer •*...................... Drum­ Patten, beat mule suckling colt... 2 00 Rentier Bros. & Wilkin*, bee hive----- ..... 60 Mrs W H Schantz best decoration paint­ ing ............................... ............................... I 00 mond U1U11U phlox UIUUI .... ................................................. ............ . nrham bull 3 yrs ovor. 7 00 C. L. GTasgow. ringle gear mower, spe- dlplojna. M h J M Beaamer best collection of relies 2 00 ■ | Walter Valter Keagli 2d do........ ........................... Keagle changeable speed mower •* MnJEHogle 2d dO 100 Mrs E Gorham best col everlasting fl w’ra M hay tedder........... .........Mu . C H Bauer best placquMn oil .>.* ... 1 00 "HA Barber ** floral designs....... , ’• hroudcsst seeder.......... Miss Mary RUe 2d do ............ SO •• J m Bessmer 2d do.......... . ................... DMcOrsber.2d do7.7..4'7.7.’.lL.L.L.... 3 OO ** buzz saw machine.......... Dr F R Timmerman beat pannel in oil.... 2 00 Walter Keaglr beat collection dablbu .... W H Flek. be»t Durham heifer 3 yn........ 5 00 I). F. Newton, single harness.............. MI m Carrie Hoyt 2d do .... i oo Mrs Mary Walker best sen onion........... .. D McOmber, 2d do............ •••••■;.......... , ’ 00 •• donble harness............. ••..... " best collection oil paint­ MlM Bereph Doud •• twin cactus........... W H Fi«k. 3d do...................... N. 8. Journal Will Mills, simelnmn wood turning. ing..... . . ......... ........................... 1 oo *• •• 2d do............ ... ............... D R McElwain. be«l do 2 yrs....,............... C. W. H. CuDsndy. axe helve.................. M h E Troxel best collection engravings. . 30 •• •• bestcentnry plant.... D McOmber, 2d do... ............... Ruckle Bros., building brick................ Miss Carrie Hoyt-bwt rose In oil........... . 30 mh E Gorham best collection coxcomb... Richard Murray, *1 do.......... N. 8. Journal Henry Htrong. 2d. ........ ............. ■.:....... •• best pair kittens in oil. 301 Jdbn Keagle “ “ xlnnlM....... Geo. W. Abbsy. well brick.. ......... . A M Herrington nest taxldermlxta collec­ Miss Sereph Doud best Mrtped Century i 00 ItoiryBteong./irujn tile... .... .................. . tion. special............................................ 2 oo D><:hiewton. single rwwet harness........ beat do bull calf. A M Herrington best taxidermist peacock do best tree cactus......... ........ HmlUi & Debold, hand turned horse shoes. BeMiner best Oleander tree.... IxtU do heifer calf I A M* Herrington best taxidermist work diploina। Mrs John L. N. Mixer, ox yoke........... .................. ... do beatool. coleus - ..j...., L. D. Warner, washing machlne.-Bpecla! .— nniarant amaranths................... Fred McNair best gent's walking cane. Hire u M Doud kbeat Alpha Carter, best Alderney bull 1 year.... 3 00 W. W. RHgopd. gate filnges-spectaf 25 fMhP Miller beat cactiwdo do heifer. 1 yr.... 2 00 Charles Fowler, fanning mill—special I Mills Phillips best harness rings, special.. ■ Mrs Marr Walker best plant win. clover.. Alex Edmunds, best Ayreshire bull s yra.. 7 00 John Hendershott.churn—special Geo W Lawrence best deer's head, special • Mh DF Newton beat riee plant.............. do do I yr... 3 «u Alonzo Darling, rail fence—special do Carrie Kress best wooden tan. special > Miss Amanda Roush best fnscla........... do heifer, 3 yrs 3 no Bentley Bros, k Wilkins, 1 wo horse wagon 3 00 Mar do B F Wolf best collection canary birds MhD F Newton best coral begonia........ •* 2d..................... ' "* Mh do.aan 1 •2d do special......................................... . ........ i do best beet-take •• ......... • ' •• fob sleigh.... do 1 vr.................. 2 oo do MtaM NUmlih 2d collection canary birds Mh Mary Walker best verlgated wauderdo heifer calf.........2 oo J. M. Bfcsamer. ilrreUur bureau............ do special............................ ;.............. ;........ l Ing Jew. Hpecial........ . ........................... Stone * Biggs, beat Holstein bull 3 yra.... 7 oo A. M. Black, clock shelf........................ MUs Itelle. luiunpman beat needle work MIm Sereph Doud bat pin cushion cactus do do ,.do 1 yr___ 3 00 .1. M. BesMuer. renter tablr 50 WUX- Lampman 2d needle work tidy... ** dinning table........... •.... d do do do................. 2 00 > John Keait'le best fotnniaa. speeiij. •• flower stand l>est Holstein heifer 3 yrs... 5 no Miss Belie Lampman best sofa pillow...... i do best pansy........ . ................. dO .3 00। T. W. Craig, rustic ehair. . MI m Myria Ayen best card receiver........ J. M. Brssrarr. wash stand do. N.SJonnusl ** ** caper holder.......... > A M. mark, mantle shelf " fancy table cover .. । F. Hart.clothes burs......................... diploma “ pincushion............... 1 Mre. M. Doud, salt rising bread ........ Jd do ........... 10 1 “ C. OsgOOd. 3rf........... . ......... ......... best work basket. ............ 1 “ “ saM rising btecull ... do heifer oaif .... [les best drawn tidy.......... 1 ** Ml a-wi , nd ........ .. tlo do .... '• crodhettidy.......... MI m Fannie Mixer, fop rising biscuit Mr- Henrv Bailey, John Stllson. George W Miss Maria Ayen 2d do ....... 1 Mre. John Patterson. 3d . .................... •* Mina Fenriea best pleee work quilt 1 Fannie .Mixer.own breed................... M FknenoOBMby,3d<fr> ........... .... ! R&te MlrtH\'gT>ham bread . ! " L M Angle besf sp’e'm’n knit zephyr Henxy Scoby bast string spools, special... j RjinnW<^coU*rt'iyirake7.’ Mtas VLarf Walker best paper boat, sp’e'l Mrs. «libert tRriker. tout o? cake.. •• Edna Lee. bast vegfo^ihSiL...... Frank Smith.' B A PMillps.' Geo w' Grtjgory io Richard Freer, 2d best whiarwhrat.......... Waters fried eakes.. 77 That we sell Schofield Patent Cake Griddle. Use it; and you won’t be troubled with Buck­ wheat Itch. The New Gem Pan—The latest thing out. North- Jack Knives till you can't rest. Bring in your old stoves, them cheaply. We have no telephone: but you can bring your orders ’ directly to us and they will be promptly attended to. maple syrup beat herd full Flak, l>est thorobred merino Burton. 2d do................ Fisk, best do buck, I yr old. 3d do............. bem do buck lamb . . Evans & Brooks. Now is Your Time to Buy ‘8 Samli Kelsey. A. J. Angle, ci W. (- Mffis. ......... A. J. At^te. sweet pickle apples ' J N Cunningham. *1 do. ‘8 Your committee would state that had John ‘ " Top Carriages, Phaetons, 3 Spring and Plat­ form Wagons, which I myst close out before ’Akih® mangel wortzei. RrSVmtKf^r' b uwwun ■■ pickle cucumbers ad.............................. yellow tomato catsuii John Keagle beat marrow squash........... 8 N Baldwin best Hardy white potetees.. Michael Hardy best beauty-of bebrou oest, <anv*a..< J 8 Barrett brat totnstera. 73 25 Absolutely Pure. Ms-powder never varies. • 1 If you are thinking of buying a buggy of any kind, call and see me *rad'nM*bmyjeUy crabapple uuirini’lade »JS.x.V.’ l«n. Krt». DIVORCES I will sell you A 1 Good and save you some money. rtty. ailed tc of ttuU Mtth Fob seven »ub*rib?rs 1 Banner. W have all such m Hawing*. T*Erampg| pu i ilk-aim of t The societ Karr’s block I have on hand a large stock of Open and opening the Rink. JM»b KTlae beet tee emeu. B Gorham best black seed ot Those wbl paper for the find in the Bj *h‘> »pok« to Hall. Thfeia I . li * cberri-’jallr'. in teat class llMlford, M CowwoU >»ec* I. H.A.GOOI ttangof into qu«* t lady wf the t-4uttpai| I® ’col.'canned fruit John Patterson, fop rising bread A. J. Angle, can pears................. 8. Mnlthews, 2d. beat do ewe iamb. Ftak.Mdo ______ ________ Peter Cobusn. Rev. F. L. preached for day tart. Otk eorra toe much en| making other improvements for my Skating Rink, which I intend opening about Oct. 1st. cattle lo 00 The mem baads in thi Those who owe us are respectfully invited to call and pay at once. It will be cheaper to settle with us than a collector I shall soon commence laying floor and •h', apple* nutter fair. It was a < of the whisk in this city m YOU A FIRST-CLASS BUGGY June butter^.... September butler w,tkel«at*> Endless quantities of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware at prices that defy competition. BUGGIES! 5» TBKKB wi ' -Tundaynil WE TH!® 1 nutans mw«i Stove Pipe and Stove Rods a specialty. 2 X. J. « We will repair We have a few second hand stoves to sell at reasonable rates. V A 0OOD1 �Nb Vfehi her 4 The promt yw ia the ^centenary of the reorganixatkm, after Uro revotaefon. of the educational system of New York TOVKSDAI. NOVEMBBK KUsZ state. A grand scheme was devbal, it is said by Alexander Hamilton, by which the board of regent* was created, for the purpose of promoting the organ­ ization of academic as well as common school education in every county in the state. The whol^ system was to be Tie Hastings Banner. £ ADIES OF HASTINGS, Castoria crowned by Columbia College, as King’s College was patriotically re-christaied, of which the regents were made the trustees. The grand scheme came to n<M ’” more on paper than it did in reality, but it nevertheless gave a stimulus to edu­ Now for btwioiN*. cation in New Y ork that has eve* been ASP now |hr buttle is over. felt since. An interesting account of Tbe iiuiipHik'L lipr ran now. rest on this plan is contained in a paper on •’Columbia College" to appear in the kjy laurels. The new skat mil rink will be com- November Harper’s, taking up the his­ tory of that institution where it ^as ’pMedinalt*"days. TwjBannei: wxxHipile is getting low. I left by the article on “King’s College’’ -4 hint lathi-n i w.’’ T in the October number. The inter por­ jfoitfE E. N>:\ h;b a large adver- f tion of the history of the college shows liftment in this is*ue. . • ■. | an interesting example of modern pro­ A good sitting room stove, for sale ( gress, especially in connection with its new library system, of which a detailed c>.tsp.^*i':ir''''T ’’asvHt office, description is given* ■ ' Now that rl- • : is over, that new i V.vnAKMAb S- We are now offering to the people of Southwestern Ban-.County a large and complete stock of Infanta and Children GENERAL MERCHANDISE ’ “torU .... .JJ, 1; P“lUvely provrii •ZoS-Phom i"1*- PrnfreUvB WouuuT, Friend”), fnr n *““own remedy tor all complaints peculiar' to n omen, young or old. Cawtorte 2nd- Bought at a good discount from last year's prices and we will give the customers the benefit of the discount. Loot at Some of Our Prices: Any Lady needing such h^Valife’ <- 14 lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00. Arbuckles Coffee. 16 cents per lb. .-3 Kerosene OB, Oil, 15 16 cents per gallon. Boston Rubber Boots, $8.00 $3.00 per pair. X?..1A D__A EA_______ Felt Boots, •! $1.50 per pair. Flannel,’, 25 cents per yard. Heavy Twilled Red Flat Good Shirtings, 9 cents per yard. Shirts, 50 cts. each. Men’s Heavey Scotch Grey Shi; niirradshould -it ••m,r l>e secured. .’ Lzrm FBOM K. P. BAJUfUM. M. J. Ifo' x' * l’- of Prairieville, i Jun Late, Neb. 53d. 1W. tavea change in lheir ad. this week. I EDITOR BANNER: Thinking perhaps that you and my Next'*rek fi.c i'ro*‘mlings df the .tuiriofsnperv■ will be; published.! Barry county friends would like to TnEKEwa.' * .-’Wd at Union Hall j hear from-me I send the following: First, I will say, it is wfll known by ' furfday nigh: to h»ir ht ejection election returns. 11 rna’I| my friends in Woodland that In the! KBU*n..<r done .--------and -------------..lt.h .rib .n.nthat . r-.-ple Itave ••---------u.; I ,prin„o, “F family j left'll . .-------- .a <t out water works? ! company with my son-in-law, B. E. tamtT that tit.’J‘ — - -I^e' . B.vnnkii office is! for his Nebraska home. I had always ATTENTION. REMEMBER THREE FACTS. many other places of business. One of the leading merchants is a Barry coun­ ty man, D. H. Feeeman. lie was clerk for*A. J. Bowne in Prairieville, His salee average. $5,000 per month. Can Hastings merchants do any better? We have another business man from Barn And Other Goods in Proportion. county, .William Keer, who reside at Hastings. He, in company with two others, have just completed a very fine Woman, 'kklj, or bealtty. should brick block, which costa $35,000. It is " b?2kl “Advice tn Mothers theplaw t" fp-t y.itir.ji. b printing done.' had a desire to see the western prairie, called the Keer Opera House. Hast­ coDet-raing dlseauws of. woman aud children." f l?21,'y te‘,,y rrju,t'r of Oil* paper. Ventage -h the list of pre-. Arriving at Chicago we spent a few rz THIS Wrilk puulings is growing very rapidly, and has In -waled enrebq*. 4 rente. Aildrewi, > It PEXGKLLY B CO.. •hr Barn countv ' hours in looking over the g^eat city of xiums akanlrtl at :l -Kalamazoo. Mich. . ’ ; the west. The iron horses on the rail- many very fine brick blocks, and also a college just completed, cost 8U,orm. For tale by FREDERICK HOTCHKISS. I roads were all ready to move- some to The school system of Nebraska will ... n , r r.i»nwir»inyw«««j |« some to the land of gold, and The ni’Mtltr* ••’ ■sev rai iniss V WIFE having left my bed and board with­ debiMotherroiitrwit! out lust provocation, I hereby give notice can r.iov ta < a Kamnis' and Nebraska. We rank equally with any of the state. £hat i —n> j-- pp Srbte of her contracting. Schools are greatly fostered by the lib-. ,. .. — < ......... HARLES WILLIAMS. took the C. B. vt Q. route for Nebraska. oral endowment of public lands, con­ Woodland. Oct. 3d. 1M4. Bsr.tU Everything passed off pleasantly until sisting of two sections in each town ­ the i»ottJe of tea was wanted. The ' jrwbrti fo' CoMumpilon Cfired. ship. , train stopped at Creston, Iowa. B. E. v„_ . An old physician, retired from practice. *bavday last;. ror rear Of Weaning vour patience, Ing had pL<-rd in -bln hnnds by an Eaat India H.x<iobintAi; a •n> have some-' Lee was asked by the buUte ^o get the 1 will ekw. ‘ ’ miMlonary<the funnula of a simple vegetable v,vrK:remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of col-, bottle filled. The old man wanted ex­ •..'.inf of inters*, m our advertising a. Coa*um|>tlon. nruuriuua. v^>u>uiu|-ii<ru. Breurhltls. Catarrh, VBUWTU, Asthma UKI and , Your* Truly, throat and lnn« affrctlou*. also a posiUve and ercise and went with him to the restaur-, E. I- BARNUM. , all ■imasthii radical cure tor Nervou* Debility and ail nervou* . art- the fusion ant. The bottle was filled and we compialtite, after ixavlt* tnted lt» wonderful It wkscurat ire power, power* m In mou-Manns thourearteofcMea. hMtelt ... ___ . tin ii cunmve or ciWMt. dm reit Mil. ANTON GRANDCOLAS, Belleville, it hi.* duty to make tt known to hi* suffering of the whiskeyitrt .nd prohibitionists started for the train, but the train got Illinois, states that he was a long time fcliowx. Mioww. Ar'tuatcd Artuntcd bj by ihTiT this motive motive and and a" b dartre dartre . office ”, of jtwtice.. the start of us. The bottle and contents “ ia this city un the .u«er« with rheumatism, wjjeh he " t relleye human luffririnx, I will send tree of . 7>uo inn.iiv I thrown after it. It made us feel terse, to all who dealre It. thi* tVclpe. tn GrrTh™ Hishmg - hrstM-las# tanilb I nf ^nt |im<j cured by the UM of St. Jacobs oil. the . man. French or Kngltab. with full directions Uora little sick of tea atout that time. great pain reliever.. S i«l»t n r t).« l -r-K winter f. enings '•'ill, Bells were ringing for breakfast. We --------------- _------------ _ j Horae iu Power’* Block. Rochester. N. Y. tad :nikr Basskk what they (Wire. were on time, but when the question j. “Opinions are but little tinngn.’’ said The contractors have liecnn work on the ’ (tv, corrmp^li’li'tits have als<> brenl was Miked “tea or coffee," to use a John Wesley 135 vearw ago. We think Children'* Home. Kalannu-oo. l»et" — we --------didn’t- i that °Pln,onj' wb‘th “re’*< kwl h>’ **X komainwd «> rlertion matter, ira-Us-m w<j_vtiu nhram “«nn — Fred Hvtchki** guarantcre positive relief lor western phrase, you bet w< iian 11 substiuitial. The mastwH any cough, cold, croup. or lung mninlnint by p-b« »-»- u- an» prvrt extrnt this । The meetln< at Psriflc -I uhcI take tea. The meeting at Pacific June- who lUM. Dr> Bigelow’s 1’odUve Curexll using Acker** English Remedy, br will refund the money wl. ; Hon tion was a pleasant one, lor for we all had bad | speak highly of it for coughs, colds, Sunfield lias organized a Grand Army hnt '* ~ • arrived whooping cough, croup, bronchitis, Tartwa-'h uu-tlnw and ton-h-liaht, , hnuly laugh. We at Lincoln । with IS charter members. Lcrnkn <■» Monday evening in this ; 1B thr evening. The day following, we asthma, influenza, and all throat and lung (iisea-Hw. Its cure is safe, speedy When a h want relkf> tb|nk of ■h, railed together a goodly niinile-r visited the capttol building, the .w>t of and permanent. one nruip Krmp'*■■ B«i**m forthe Tiirout And -------Lung*, a­ ri IIMHIC3IV. Price • ‘IVV 50 cents and — ..... llollaT’ trial botths •free <it f —-in- anarantMMl n-fllMiV fnr th<IM Frwl'k l.orth — dlSMSM. FriCSflO 1-rte.ao I ttat loUtial Ilk. whh-h » m »1<1,000. I felt proud of our •. . । cents ana $1. IIotchkiM. ‘Fosmeril week- fu-t several not' Michigan capital in comparison. That rt!*rii*ri have i-eer. receiving the j night we reached Hardy, the home of Ibs-ra. W >h..u)d-lie pleaertl to H E. late. Hardy Is situated on or ■arealbuih c-.ntinue readers of the near the Republican river. 1 like the <tae. It ovtibiit *!.'»» i»-r year. ! name of the river, but the water is to . . - rollv for the name. We remained in Tiiri.r u a pel opi«>rtunit) for two —From there moved -->>»<» to dart.I real and wood yard Suns county. Neb. We .slUtisp. IVrhne it would not I-; ,iv^htrp nwlrlv two years, hav-l o A Card. We have now the ONLY stock of GENERAL MERCHAN­ M I : >en Wuur '■-tiueat for a y ear or ® F. "jj “ *trri n* finest portions of the state lies south of : {s the on ly b«ud ebureb will •- entertained by j Un J.S.Ooodicr and ladta, ivwxia-1 t« with Me-at .hr ro-lely room, 'in in j, do well. TTie .un.mer. are Ring: eno^b to mature fil kind, rf I winters wintera are *re short Aort and inild, ....... thus afford-. Kj»»r-»bk<k. "i> I’l.-irriilay afternoon f’inext Meek. .Supper from .half past ink every a<lv*ntagv ji.r ^ ,„wiv 1 farming, stock raising can be made I profitable here. Adams county was or­ ganized Jan., 1872. It is located in the I I’outtit part week people have been sij^th tier of counties west of the Mis­ Up much interested in (unities for tlie souri river, and second north of the Mrtgatherer to glean much other than Kansas line; The population in 1870 Pditica] news. ThreXcitinent incident was 19, and at that time the codnty had 1(rtheelection permeated this office to no towns, no railroads or schools. Since 'Aitextenl :£> to mMke our local cok that time the count/has attained a pop. ^nssoiuewbat meagor this issue. i ulation of about 20,000. Hastings is i the county seat, contains a population The republican bldw-putat this city . of.tt/XXt.. No CQyntx^in the, state has ^turduy last was a success, In spite of I better railroad taaili^eB/x^e Burlington extremely, unfavorable weather, i and Minouri traverse its whole length and mud interfered greatly from east to 'west; the 8t. Joseph and *>U» U'torch-light procession, howWestern connect us with 8L Joseph, 'jwionlv the mounted men having ««hardihood to parade the muddy. Kansas City;8t. Louis and all points The spew h of Hon. E„8. Laoey 10 we afternoon was a masterly discua*• the tariff issue. In the evening ,leo’WiUanl and ex-G°v- Blalr ®«e rousing spe.-ches to a full house “tnioiiHau. d2J*ttRlEl'’ . ■ ‘ astleton, at the resi- of the bride’s parents, ( kt. 21st, J.8.•Harder, Lewis D. Gardner fw^Dontv^‘''- an'l Carrie Sheldon of MUrton_ • ' lowing valuable presents were rttefced; one pair lace pillow set 01 silver table spoons, ilr^i^011 *“d wi(e; fam,ly blble’ iibu u 4okn (iardner’- center Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Scofield; “J castor, Mr. and Mth. Charlea Mn ir ' ot bncn towel®. Mr. and A. Brooks; one set of silver tea ut_’fre<l(’ardner;onesetof wilver J?***. Hire Nellie Youngs; one sot IN BARRY COUNTY. ft--------- t MH®EClEtTRItl)IL .nd Bailee. A.lhm., Catarrh, Cough.. Cold.. Sore Throat Diphtheria. Bunw, Froat Bitea. Tool*. Ear. and Headache, and all pain, and Ache.. mrra, ru,xc*ir^ coKrJLjn^r:s!!!<m»^!!^JsLJS*L£^^ main line of the U. P. road and thence on to the great northwestern cattie range. The B. & M. runs south from Hastings to Red Cloud, and thence to Denver, the B. A M. west from Hast­ ings to Mendon and from there to Den­ ver. Adams county has eight small villages besidee Hastings. AU of these towns are lively and prosperous, af­ fording exceUent market for grain and Uve stock. Six mile* west of Hastings on the B. & M. railroad is the village of Juuiata, which is my home. Juniata is surrounded by a rich fanning country. Some of tiro finest farms and pleasantest homes may be found in this vicinity. The early settiers were from Michigan, and among tbe first to plant forest and fruit trees. Excursionists desiring to look over this county should not fail to visit Juniata. Juniata has a popula- These Stoves are for Sale only by Where you will find a full line ofJEWEL STOVES and RANGES, also the celebrated PARIS RANGE. The foCtrsiag Harrs and times bsvc Iwen designated by the Board of Examiner* for hold­ ing public examfasUoas tor teachers in Barry county. Tbe secretary Is authorized u> lame special certiftcales, which are valid only until the next publie examination. Saturday, Aug. 3W>. at Hastings. Friday.Hept. Rfth.HMidtBrvlUe. Friday. Hept. Mth, aTNaabvinc. Friday, O-t..R>th. at BHMif Onroera. Friday and Saturday. Oct. S4th and 35th, at Hastings. ft Is expected *bat all who intend to teach and have not certlfteatM In fori- w ill l>- present at some one of U>n>« places. Examinations will Iwgln promptly at nine o’clock mid tearbem are urgently requested to be present at the opening Examinations will be both oral and written, chieflv the latter. Candidates for a third grade crrtlllcaxc must pus a satisfactory examina­ . tion la orthography, reading. peiimMiahlp. arithmetic, grammar, geography, u. S. history, riyil government, theory 'and art of teaching and nhyatotacy, with particular refereuce to the effects of aleonollc drinks, sUmulanta and nar­ cotics upon tbe Inman system. For this grade a standing o< at least ® per real, will l>< re­ quired In each branch, with an average itand. f TO per eent. For a second grade. >>»ente will be eferoeota <nd natural pMlowopfaj bnMMb a<tfwr wrfL Lapeer, Mleh.. Feb. z. lam. I keep a good supply of your Itowns' Elixir iXll tbe-slzrs) believing It to be one of the be*t Cougti Remedies put up. Dwoofe ladles play polo. The men |«{ay poker. Ask Frederick Hotchkiss about Acker's Blood Elixir, the nnh preparation cunnuit<-rd to cleanse the blood mid remove all chronic dlsea*»-s. Tho nrw free Implist church of IjumIhv will be dedicated Nor. 15. For a tint Tbe Three OuUete of disease are the tetwela, 'jog-wllha the skin ami the khhiejs. Regulate their action with tbe best (mrlfjlng tonic. Burdock * Blood Httteni. The baptist church of Kt. Clair has "shut down" temporarily. ■, . career: Very RenwirkA^ia Diyfovery. | ' Mr. itas V. Wllllag. of lUMMte. Mleh., writes: " My hwTeen alftumt helpless for I. Secretory. Ivo yean, the most It is a positive lacscomplete _______ stock of south and southeast, while tbe Hart­ ings. Grand Island"and North Loupe division continued this route to the JQOTICE TO TEACHERS. H. A. Goodyear & Sons, FURNITURE I ________ 2. ■ ■ EVER KEPT IN BARRY COUNTY: over in tew trie Bitter able now t BMtrfo. them. H rheumatism such quick relief a* Thoma’ cure trieW Mhf old Crapo *** 11,111 41 *n,Mt hM‘ ’to*,r 0,11 of commission, l^leriekH.UHkl...riOrei>!^^i>“ He is bonnd to sell his goods at prices that will satisfy everybody. Her. Wllllaiu **5f*S UHtie Extent Tables a Specialty. o Call and see ray goods and get prices before you buy and ?«k7.55s?,,SI8SS? rtaiwitay. HOLDERS, the best in the wwrid. Bewember the place, Bine Front, South SideState Street. I HwUngs, Mieh MARK BBOWNiMe. In tbe nimcr of the relate of ComHta Bollta- ’ GW A 1J I SAVE*MONEY. °* MONET. •■ Sole Agent for the LADIES’ FA VORfTE PILLOW SHAM ' tionofdOO. It has two grain elevators, orks, Nelson Appleman; center one flouring mill, two churches, one yZ1lprwd“'l Stater. Mr. and Mn. high school, four dry goods stores, three.! * ^JBdtah. Mb» Enteiu Elarto*; ■ *—« Rwniware stores, | W.Mr. and Mm. Wurreu Scofield; ":«•> M.urendMlreSetl.Bred; ^"•kOcrtiescoadd. ikL N. B.—We have lately added a stock of Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles, I,ime and Brick. Call on us when you wantrany of these articles. Mr. E. Nnrlnger, of Mrehan leaburx. Pm., writcat "I wma nfflli-tL-d u itli lung ferer and abwciu* on lung*, and ntIurnI to a walklnsftkrteton. Got a free trial botllaot Dr. King'* NcwDiKoren- for Conxuni|>Uon. which did me so much good that I IxMight a dollar bottle. After inlng three botltea found nyaelf oore more u man. completely re­ stored to health, with a hearty appetite, and a gain in flesh of *< !»»»*-” Call at W. H Good year’s drug store and get a free trial bottle of this cer­ tain cure for nil Uing IHseanr*. large bottlen ♦1.00. Pelereliunt tallies dlMipate through dime socials. Baxter's Mandrake Bittern cure Indigestion. Henri Buni. CmtlveueM. and all malarta! dta , ease*. ‘A rente per bottle. U. D. BRISTOL Dniggist. with the cold for corn, while »U kind. until reVen. All are invited. PRAIRIEVILLE-. stove in the market mounted with Boiler Iron. Mhn spoke V-a rr«iv|<ied house at Union 1 country of Nebraska- the soil being Hill. This i* the fourth time this tlo-1 W(,jj adapted for raising wheat, corn,: 'taut lady has u 1^ th. closing speech nnd small fruits of all kinds. The | 4thecainpaign in lla-dings. idWate is not too hot for wheat or too j ...mw-tcl M. J. GOSS & CO , ^own fact that far the] InEcau.piiign < n tli- part uf the re- the Platte river and east of the 100th publiuuri of this ciuy wits closed Mon- • Iuerl<lau. In my judgment no finer, Ly evening by Mr-* M. A. Hazlett,1 or sojj exists than the south Platte | > Very truly, Made by P. D. Beckwith, wlj)Ur gnd tw0 ,UInl„er, two. but th** fill’ is not far distant jten there will be i> .nry in such an DISE in Prairieville. Notwithstanding the fast that we have the only stock of the kind, we have a Complete Assortment in every department, and invite a careful inspection of goods and prices. We have the goods and desire and can sell them as reasonably as at any point in Michigan. * Archie McCoy.: �|* Any person knows a Watch when they see one, but few people are aware what constitutes a good watch. to learn about this class ef goods as easily and frequently as other merchandise. People do not have a chance They have to take inio consideration, when purchasing a watch, the Case, the fineness, etc., the Movement, upon which the grade really depends, and also the value of the watch. There are many varieties of Movements, chief among which are the Waltham, Elgin, Springfield, Hampden, Howard, Lancaster, Swiss and Rockford. The Rockford ranks first among movements. the ne plus ultra of American timekeepers, and is used more than other by railroad men, who find it necessary’ to have a good timekeepei I am making a specialty of the Rockford Watch, and would be pleased to have any wanting a watch to call and see me.J Repairing done in first-class order. k. R. McOMBER, the Jeweler MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Reports to the State Board of Health by forty-three observers of diseases in differ­ ent porta of the State, for the week ended on the 25th, indicated that inflammation of the bowels, consumption of the lung*, diphtheria, typhoid fever (enteric) and in­ fluenza increased, and that cholera mor­ bus, inflammation of th* kidney* and rheumatism decreased in area of preva­ lence. Diphtheria was reported at twenty placeii, scarlqt fever at six, andjmeasits at two places. #<■ . Farmers are beginning to And the pesky curs that kill sheep, and ar* shooting them by the dozen, t* ' While.Mrs. Martha Drisdon was engaged at a folding table in Battle Creek recently she staggered and fell, striking her head against the table. When her friends ■ought to raise her she was found to,b* dead. It was thought to be a case of heartJesse Lewis, Superintendent of the Poor in Monroe County, has held that position for twenty years. A singular accident- happened recently to Edward Greenwood, of Bay City. An injury Io one of his tinger-najls produced lock-jaw, from which death ensued after two week* of terrible suffering. The sand plains of Lake County raise a* fine onions a* any soil in Michigan. A drunken man fell from a train nehr Marquette a few day* ago, moving at th* rate of twenty miles an hour, and lit squarly on his head. He got up uninjured and walked to Negaunee. Celery khipiuenta from Kalamazoo now average forty tons per day. ■ Mrs. Cesar Ballard, who lives on Lake St. Clair, is deranged at times, and recent­ ly, while sitting upon her husband's knee, suddenly drew a razor from her pocket and cut bin throat. The wound, however, was not thought to be dangerou*. A big outlay for improvements is being made on the Lansing fair-grounds. Many hundred bushels of apples and po­ tatoes were lost at Plymouth, Wayne r.’ounty, by the cold weather which com­ menced a few days ago. Many potatoes were undug and apples unpicked, while some were lying in tbe fields. The fanners are shipping a part of their surplus apple crop to England. A fatal accident occurred the other morn­ ing at North Muskegon, which causedhth'e leath of Jans Oldaon. eighteen years old. He was engaged in cleaning away refuse in the Ixittom of the mill immediately under a cirt-ular-saw arbor, when the arbor burst into about fifty pieces, one of. which struck Oldson on thp head and took out a piece of his skull. ILs death was instantaneous. None of the other men were injured. OUR CIRCULATION. Dollar* Per Capita. > LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD Michigan Central w YEASTGEMS a Chicago, Oct 30.—Horatio Burchard, Director of the United. States Mints, was in the city yesterday. In conversation with a reported lie said he had prepared his annual report to Congress, and it showed that the amount of gold received by tlie mints this The .Niagara Falls (Route. year, lew the gold depoalted for coinage. Is far less than the previous yvar. This GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Th* bit dry hop yeast in th* world. Brezrf fact was owing to the Philadelphia Taking effect May tatb. IpH. mint lielng occupied lu the recolnage of a ralz*d by this yeast is light, whit* and wholoportion of the gold currency rattled In, and gomo llko our grant)mother's delicious bread. thus not being, able to coin gold or bullion. GROCERS SELL THEM. There was deposited In all tlie mints 846,­ MK.IMS • » VW* . 000,000 in gold, including foreign deposits. Price Baking Powder Co., Of this >30,000,000 was produced in this liiTn it It. mat Will Flnmii tunas, country. There was also deposited 832,­ •<- Louie. Mo. 000,000 In silver. The mints coined 31,000,­ onic,o. in. 000 tn silver for the Hawaiian Government. Twenty-two millions in gold bars were sent DR. DAVID abroad. The Increase in the cir­ Grand Ran! culating coin of the country lias been: Middleville Gold, >18,000,000; silver, >22,000,000. The IrttiW....... H ath so* amounts of all kinds of money in circula­ tion approximates >1,100,000,000. The total amount in tbe National banks and Treasury, together with that iu circulation. Is >1,800,000,000, exceeding in volume that of any former period in tlie history of the country. Comparing deposits and ex­ ports for the first eight months of last year witli a similar period this year, and the Indications are that the dedine In gold bullion will be >1.000,000. and the increase of silver >2,000*000. The exhibit of the export and import of gold for the eight months of 1884 ending October 1, shows a balance of >400,000 against us. Mr. Burchard expresses tiie belief that tbe outflow of gold will not Increase. The KENNEDY’S <V<OJ/Z. A Cure for Gravel be looked to as likely to set the current ‘the other way, and an Influx can be looked far until thfap ceases. G«n*rat Benet Makes His Annaal Report and Ask* for Conrrssalonsi Aid. Wahhikgtos, Oct 80—.Brigadier-Gen­ eral Benet, Chief of Ordinance for the army, yesterday submitted his anuual report. Tlie expenditures of the department during the year, Including those attending the sales of condemned stores, amounted to 83,015,368. The report of the opera­ tions at Kock Island arsenal Is submit­ ted. The erection of shope and rtorehduses has been conducted economically and* thoroughly and tiie estimates for tlie prosecution and completion of the same, lie aays, should receive favorable consideration. Tlie last appropriation of $10,000 tor gen­ eral care, etc., Is not deemed tulequote to the necesHiries' of tlie arsenal. During the year 36,188 rifles, carbines and shot-guns have been manufactured at the National armoryMuch has been done in manufacturing tlie magazine gun. Gen­ eral Benet says the condition of the coast defenses 1* a matter of grave con­ cent He called for Immediate action and he hopes that before the end of the ensuing session Congress will show Ito appreciation of theee National wants by a liberal and permanent annual. appropriation. The de­ part im-nt was greatly embarrassed In its work of constructing several experimental guns for armament fortifications by the back-/ wanlness of foreign manufacturers in meeting their engagements for furnishing steel forgings land by the inferior quality of some of tlie material received and submitted to test by the department He says the im­ portance at Congress taking some action to induce the steel-makers of this country to undertake tiie production of steel adequate to the pur]>ost« of gun-making can nut be over-estimated. . The Iosco County Board of Supervisors refuses, by a vote of nine to two, to allow the daim of tbe Pinkerton detectives for their services during the strike at Au Sable last spring. If the people of Big Rapids will deposit $16,000 in a bank as a bonus, the county will build a $80,000vourt-house and use the $16,­ 000 for a brick jail. The Detroit-electric lights can be seen in Plymouth, Wayn* County, a distance of about twenty-five tallies, an clear nights, from the hill near Mr. O. E. Bahn's farm residence, e J' ■’*_ ’* _ • Kalamazoo people propose to raise $16,000 right at home for the permaient endowment of Kalamazoo.College. While Joseph lophine and his young son Many Killed in a PoUtical ( wrrrbutina small skiff lifting.his fish­ New Oklbans Liu, Nov. 3.—Thera was nets off Weott's Point,1 Lake Michigan, near a Republican meeting al Loreauville,' in St. Ignace, Mackinac County; a few day* ago, tbe boat was swamped in three feet of Iberia Parish, Saturday afternoon. While water, and, on account of the heavy sea the meeting was in progress mmcc. of the running, the father, in trying to save hl* crowd, which was largely comjioscd of ne­ drowning son. wan also drowned. groes, got info •« alterrattoli hi which a Kalamazoo Catholics have a strong Tem­ well-known- white Democrat,, m.med Joe perance Society, which is doing good work Gllbaux, was allot dead. Tbe white Demo­ crats rallied for revenge, and a f iiMlide from among the boys and young men. L. C. Merritt, of ,VasSsr, Tuscola Coun­ both parties began, the negruerf-’ being joined by tiie white Republieaiig. About ty, lost a barn by fire the other evening. one thousand shots were fired, anito tlie bat­ It van well filled with hay, grain and the tle resulted in the death of six negroej and usual ifkns of a horse fonder’* stables. two whites, besides a number wounded. No insurance. Loss, about .’WOO. Captain IL Ben was the only .white killed E. J. Mann, a Tuscola County farmer, besides GUbraffx. The only negro fatally raised 8,000 bushels of root* this year, in­ wounded was Abner Boutte, a well-known cluding 4,000 bushels of potatoes. He also politician. Late odvkxw say that all the ■Republican speakera were arrested and out eighty tons of hay. committed to jail without authority of taw. Edward Cahill'* dwelling at Riv*a, Jack­ Further trouble to feared. son Connty, was burned tbe other night at twelve o’clock with all its contenta. The —We commend to every reader who family, including six chUdnm, tort all of to troubled with skeptical doubt.-., the their clothing. The origin of the fire was example of •■Mother Stricklsod,” as wa Unknown. Loss about S8/M0; insured for called her, a venerable lady, whom all delimited to often visit and chat with, after she had become Loo aged to leave her houae. Au elderly neighbor when talking with her about the Bible ra­ A Common anil Painful Complaint—A Statement You May Confide In. ItNecma to haw tieen reserved for Dr. David Kennedy,of Bondout. N. Y.,toacconj*liah. thro' hi* preparation whirly known an KENNEDY’S PAVOR1TK REMEDY, whut others have failed to camnaM. The subjoined letter will be found of vital Interest to sufferers from gravel and to the general public: « Albany. March 30.18S4. Dr. D. Kennedy, Rondout. N. Y.; DKABSiK;—Let me tell you frankly that I hare never been partial to proprietary medi­ cines, as I believe the majority of thrtv to be nothing better thaWmethods of obtaining mon•ey from people whom suffering makes ready to catch at anj- hope of relief. They are mean cheats and delusions. But your FAVORITE REMEDY I know by.happy experience to be to­ tally different thing. 1 had been a xifferer from gravel —irs, * — and • *“ had ■* resorted to— many etnlfor relief, but no pennaneqt good came of It. About three years agowour FAVORITE REMEDY wasreconuaeadedtome. I can give you the result in a sentence: I tried It and It cured me completely. 1 am confident it saved niy life. You can use this letter if you think best. Yours, eta. NATHAN ACKLEY. Captain Nathan Acklev was for a logg time connected with the Canal Appraiser's Mice in Albany. He is well known and writes for no ptirtiose but to do good to others. As a medicine for all diseases of tlie Blood. Liver. Kldnevs and Digestive organs, KENNE­ DY’S FAVORITE REMEDY has fairly won Its Blgli reputation. Waite if desirable to Dr. Da­ vid Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y. Nashville Morgan... Quimby AT RUSSELL’S Come and see our new Dress Goods in Ottoman Clothes, Cossures Cashmeres in all uew colors, Silks. Velvets, Velvetines. 4c. We can suit you in qual­ ity, style and price. Zephyrs, Saxonys, Germantown and German knit­ ting yarns in all colors. Ladies' Russian Circles, Newmarkets. Paletots, and Children’s Cloaks, a very large stock and very cheap. You can always find the latest styles, best goods, and lowest prices. ' Come and see ns. We have the goods bought for CASH and will sell them at the very lowest prices. JULIUS RUSSELL C. WELTON, (hand Rapid*.. Ar. All trains nmI, standard time. Grand Rapids and Oomrnonoxs.— cago ft West Mlc State of Michigan, County of Barry—ns. At a session of the Probate Court for Uic county of Barry, hidden at the Probata office In tiie city of Hastings In said county on Wednes­ day, the mh day of Ortober. In the year one thousand eight hnndnul and rlghty-toar. Present, Clement Smith, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Joseph E. Htlnchromb, deceased. On reading and Bling the petition, duly veri­ fied/ of <lohn Winters, administrator of the estate of said deceased, praying that he may be licensed to mortgage or sell certain real Mtate in said petition described, for reasons therein set fortii. Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday. tbeMtlr day of Noveinberuext, at ten o’clock In the fore- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE ^TEEONLTTRUB 4 IRON ONIO Farms to Rent Insurance Written the Best Line of Coni panies doing business America FOR TEN CENTS. DUE’S Bl TABLETS �The Hastings Banner. knot^b iMured 10 °rt*1n of Ite adterenu have but this choice for the future—democrats or republicans ftre *• THURSDAY, ■OVEMBEB «, UM. Local News. alarm, » dtautroo, nagration would have resulted. ■ illation this w*ek, 1,700. Tub Ijanitb Combination. The prohibition party polled about 400 votes in this county. cod­ count wlU determine. The other repubNext 1 can candidates, including represfaitawvem rtafeated by from M to 180. waning Nov. 10th. our citizen, are to be f.vored with • visit from the above rompany, who will prnwni at s Tnei:« will l»e special song service at L n on Hall, the “Itanltw B beeutlful the Mefhodtot church Sunday night aml re^tatlc drems In five acta, origh Me. John Basner, the jeweler, has nally written for Mr. and Mrs. McKee, a puzzle ter you to solve. See elsewhere. by Joaquin Miller, the poet of t"n r The I tonite Co., opened the new r-tarnu, and played by them In all ’ opera House at Charlotte, Friday even­ the principal cities of America and ing.' .* c The Jefferson street skating rink will btjupem il to the public Monday, Nov. 17tb. i>Ai:m county republicans met their p,»iit!^l opponents and are theirs, to a great v'xteut ’ Die 1V. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. T. Phillips on Broadway next Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. A i.i. portions of the county were rep­ resented in the city Tuesday night to team tin electtbn returns. The people of this city, regardlees of part) affiliations, express regret that Chas. M. Mack was defeated. fins issue of the Banner has been drlaw d one day for the purpose of giv­ ing as full election returns as possible. Europe. This wUl be the 8r»t pre­ sentation of this play In Hasting, and the company is said to be a talented °?^uTheyareuhder the ’nanagement Ot Chas. Forbes, a manager of 25 years experience. None should neglect this opportunity. The price of admission hits been reduced to 5o cts. Children cts. Reserved seats are now for sale at Hotchkiss* drug store, no extra .charges. This troupe appear here un­ der the auspices of the Hartings Comet Baud, that organization having a por­ tion of the receipts. personal. P. A. Sheldon is ill with spinal fever. Mr. John Greble is confined to his home with rheumatism. Editors Strong and Shank were among the Banner callers this week. The greenback party has been com­ W. H. Conover, business agent of the pletely swallowed by the democrats. This fact must be consoling to the re­ Forbes Combination, made us a call last Wednesday. publican greenbackers, Mr. Cornell, agent for Schneidewend .The report circulated in this city Thursjlay morning that the fusionistd & Lee, type founders, Chicago, made . fed carried this state made tlie republi­ the Banner a business call Tuesday. Dr. and Mr. E. II. Lathrop and Dr. cans feel despondent for a time. Even when the news was the most W. P. Polhemus were at Marshall Tuesday. They conveyed the remains ,infa\ orable for the republicans Tues—fej night they did not lose hope, but of their mother there for burial. Wm. Hitchcock left Friday last for Idaho, where he has obrtalned a situa­ The people of Barry efiunty w‘ill find tion as miller, at >75 per month and that as in the past. prosecutor Colgrove board. Mr. II. has a host of friends in < will closely look after the interests of this city. the county In such criminal matters as may be brought to his notice. stoutly maintained . Logan were elected. u8l*parau P*rtT their work is done, and their mission ended. In Barry county the fusionista elect newly their mUrvlteket Colgrove, reP-iblican, le elected by a large majority, and there la a chance for Alexander, re­ pubbean, for treaaurer—the official that Blaine and THE GREAT CONTEST Jhe fueiottrloctore have S33 plurality, Bogota san phiMllty, Pennington 347 B> c<«'>PW0K,n vrltt 1880, the repubtytan vote has decreaacl in the past fohr ymrs 3M In the county, the combined democratic and greenback vote is il71«s than in that year, while the prohibition vote has InOT»s«d37o. The full vote on each canWM^r-““ ** 'ouni1 »i» issue. While Carveth, for senator, is 134 1^. hind his opponent in this county he eads by about 500 in Eaton and is tnereiore elected. ' . Whatever < redit there h for the de­ feat of the republican county ticket, it belongs to those prohibitionists who nave heretofore lieen republicans. It was they who suffered such tried and true temperance men as John Carveth, Enoch Andrus, Clement Smith, John Q. Creasy, Charles Mack, E. F. Nye, P. W. Niskern. Jamw B. Mills, Seth’ Pratt Drs. Sacket and Drake to be (lefisated^ and Fred Alexander, if that gentleman is defeated. If the defeat of such men advances the cause of temperance and prohibition, we should be pleased to know just how. By consulting the table it will be seen that about -MKi prohibition votes were cast-in the county. In nearly every township of Barry county, the prohibition votez came almost wholly from the republicans, it is safe to state that 3(i0 of the -UX) were formerly repul> licans. Had this 300 v oted as they have heretofore, the entire republican county ticket would have been elected. . In county and state the result is the same republican defeat, wherever it has happened outside the larger cities, is due entirely to the prohibition vote, Temperance men of the strictest sort, have been slaughtered liecause, forsooth, they did not seek the accomplishment of prohibition just as the political pro­ hibitionists did. At present writing it is impossible We recognize the fact that those to tell whether Alexander or Hayes is Result sti^l doubtful. Nbw acting with the political prohibition YOM, INDIANA, WEST VIR­ elected treasurer. The returns, unofficGINIA, AND VIRGINIA SO party have done so in good faith. As a al and probably slightly inaccurate, in­ CLOSE THAT THE OFFI­ rule they are among the best and riiost dicate the election of the former by one CIAL COUNT ONLY law-abiding citizens of state and county. . will Decide. majority. But we believe their jeal is misdirected, M?Vl. Clare, of the Manistee Demo­ Michigan republican bt from and their efforts are calculated to give crat, fought for all that was in him 8,000 TO 10,000. aid and comfort to the enemies of tem­ against Gen.’B. M. Cutcheon, republican perance, and to hinder the cause they O’DONNELL IS ELECTED. nominee for congress, but the Gen. seek to further. We wish to use no was elected ail the same, running far Bajlry COUNTY FUSION BY GOOD hai^h terms in regard to the conduct of ahead ot his ticket. those who are sincere in their devotion The republicans of this county are we (goto pres®, the result of the to third party prohibition. But we not disheartened at the defeat of a large great political contest of November 4th believe they will see their mistake, and portion of their ticket. They have the is still in doubt Both parties are claim­ cease to punish their friends instead of satisfaction of knowing that good men ing New York, neither by more than their enemies. Nothing is to be gained were defeated, a majority of whom ran 1,000. Both also count on Indiana, by and much is lost by such a course. ahead ol their ticket. Reasonable and reasoning prohibition­ majorities ranging from 1,500 to 3,000. ists will yet see this, and act accordThe ladies society of the Presbyter­ Tbe same uiaj may be said Ki of Virginia and AUG 1MUU( uv o«a<u , ..... ian church will be entertained on Fri­ Wert Virginia Should New York and :'■>»>> ■ ln «ur opmlon Uie teiupenmre Michigan and Barry county re­ day afternoon of this week by Mrs. Indiana both go democratic, Cleveland', I certain. Should _Cleveland Boltwmal, Hicks, Clark, White; Griffith electron 1, „ ... ......... ________ ;«■!'«! .rwvere blow on Tu«rUy one and Collin, at the Episcopal society carry the bolld south, this, with Con-. | from which it will take years to recov| rw4ns. A cordial invitation to even- j necticut. New Jersey and New York | er- Instead of. a united temperance eleT”7 ~. :. * :. * .. ... _ _y j nient fighting the dram-shop, there is a l”W- . . / I would elect him. Should Blaine carry."” w-w . i atnong the forces, and in many Klnastun is a good runneK'/You | any southern state, as is probable in; bitter reeling Teurperenre men wouldn'-. think it to look at him, but he Yo?k and Indiana. l«.id» New Jeraey | be »taughlered by Brorre who "gits thar" all the same. His opponent Smd Connecticut, which .tateahehaa un-1 pretend pretanri to to extreme extreme friendship f rlendahlfr for 1 „ ternnominated by the prohibitionists ’shon'id’^ihune let I peranee- without arousing enmity and endorsed by the democrate and donbtetlly won. । [inong th(j friends of th(. can. tShould ---------greenbackers, whose combinded vote in New York his election is didates against those who have caused the city exceeded that of the republicans Should he carry Indiiuia and any south­ ; their defeat. The warfare of the proby over 200. In the face of all these ern state, he would be the next presi-, I hibitionists in this state was waged odds Kenastdn smiled, pulled off his dent. Everything binges on the state , ! against the temperance element in the ‘•oat, ran. and was elected by 39 majority. of New York, and the official canvas ' alone will decide for which candidate «P“b lean part . From every platDieh. in this city, Sunday morning form tn in Michigan . , .I Tzaa-tar Mirninn Ion which a prohil>j. Iwt. of dropsy of the bowels and chest, the empire rtate w ill cast her electoral ( itionirt spoke, came the most bitter and Mrs. Ciara A. i’olhemus. aged 04 years. vote. We lailieve It will be given to | vindictive charges against temperance Th- deceased was a resident of Mar­ Blaine; but there 1, no certainty as to j men in the republican party. Little shall nnd was in this city on a visit to that. ’ The moat notable teature ot the elech'T children, Mrs. Dr. Lathrop and Dr. tlon la the complete collapse ot the But­ Rulhemus. Her death was very sudden, iho.se in attendance feeling no alarm at ler movement. With all the blow and her condition but a few moments be­ bluster of the Butler organ,: despite fore Die <nd came. The remains were hi, own superhuman exertions, Ben Butter will poll fewer votes than did taken to Marshall for interment. Weaver in 1880. Even in Michigan, Ar the skating rink Tuesday night where it wa, claimed that Butler was there was a large crowd present to wit­ making such tremendnqd, gains, It ness the three-mile race for a purse of does not appear that bls ticket will get $5. *3 to first and 82 to second. First more votes than the Weaver elector, in money was won by Fred Spaulding and 1880. Had Michigan Bben carried by second by (,’harlee Soules. Ralph New­ the fnslonlsta, and should the twelve ton has challenged Fred Spaulding for successful fusion electors vole In SO three-mile race, for the championship cordaace with the contract, bargain and of this city. The race will come off no sale agreed upon, Ben Butler would re­ Saturday evening, at which time there ceive but two electoral voto. So com­ **11 be lots of fun and excitement plete and dismal tale of a party was L’vNoREteMAN-ELEOT James O’Don- never before known in political annals. Butler will not poll as many votes as ueli may well feel proud of his endorse­ ment by the people of this district icnnlngton and his pocket knife are “owed under by 2,(XJU majority. The Jackson CiUxen reque^te the Patriot to sprint O'Donnell's alleged Cedar Creek sP” -h. saying that the speech as waa published In tbe l*atriot was never de­ livered and is false in every particular. The Citizen also says: -The magnifi­ ------------- - ------of- ... ed endoraement Mr. O’Donnell „ by >>'■ people ol the district, and repwiiaUy • --r—v» me uxatricfc, auu espemauj h. ,v-_ . of. the . j J the people town• where he has ' ▼ed 34 years, is a sufficient answer to j the slander and mud mills.” ; It. /Wf b*ye one officer on the county Ucknt 'L’”'' "d «otaer by the latest. At prteent writing, Eriday forenoon, reports from New York state are conffieUng Kith !3 precinct. y<« to hear from Blaine has a plurality of a trifle oyer 400. These precincts gave Garfield about 1,000 majority. This is the news from a republican standpoint. The democrats claih> New York bv over IJXJO plurality. Republicans claim In­ diana by 2.5OU. and that if we carry either of the Virginias Blaine is elected, with­ out the aid of New York. ' THE VERY LATEST. assert their superior temperance prin­ ciples is not pleasant, to say the least. delegation as it was. The legislature Is delegation w It was. The legislature la in in ___ _____ ____ ___ w(11 doubt. The prohibition vote will reach UQUW. > • -' f—---------------, , . J’teE.—Wednesday morning at about; about ffi.OOU- The green backer* poll •••W tire was discovered in the millinery bat fifteen gar oerit of Urn fusion vote, “tere west of the bankr occupied by and th® demorrate can safely my that, believe that repubHcan prohiMtioairts will ever again be found fighting tem­ perance men, who hapP«« to view the question of prohibition a little different than themselves. If the democracy for vmub couki sufftfr d<#eat, and come I*arker received a telegram from the Detroit Evening News stating that it ' would take the officiiJ count to deter­ mine which party has a majority in New York state. A dispatch at 9 Jo Friday morning saya that official returns from 75 coun­ ties in New York give Cleveland 831 plurality, with four counties to hear from. The reports from these counties favor Cleveland. MARRiED.-Thursdav Nov. 6th, at the residence of the brides’ parents in Ohio, Mr. John Goodyear, of this city, and Miss Orpha Knowles. Orangeville. A company of relatives and friends assembled at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Killick, Orangeville, Oct 29, to witness the marriage of Miss Georgia Killick to Mr. Edgar Bellingham, of Gun Plains. The ceremony was per­ formed by Rev. J. Fletcher, of Plain­ well, Mr. John Killick and Miss Elva Teerpenning, acting as groomsman and bridesmaid. After the ceremony the company visited the dinning room and did justice to a bountifully spread table. Many cards of regrets and compliments were received from those who were not able to be present. The following is a list of the presents: . From th® brides'. parents, an elegant l»ed room set and two beautiful pict­ ures; Mr. and Mrs. Bellingham, a 85 gold piece; Harry Killock, a work stand; John Killock and Elva Teerpen­ ning, a dessert set and cake basket; Mr. and Mrs. England, silver butter dish; Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, a castor; Mr. and Mrs. Whitcomb, glass tea set; Mr. and Mrs. Ilurbet, bed spread. The happy couple have the best wish­ es of a large circle of friends. The bride is an estimable young lady, and will be sadly missed in this vicinity. 1 st. That we don’t carry the Largest Clothing stock 2nd. That we don’t give better bargains. 3d. That we don’t deal fairer than any * CLOTHING HOUSEt IN WESTERN MICHIGAN. Now when you come - to Grand Rapids, don’t fail to visit with us. We make no great outward show but have honest goods inside and lot of them. Men’s Overcoats, $2.50, 4.50, 5.00, up to $35. Boy’s Overcoats, $2.00, 2.50, 3.00, up to $8.50 ' In Men’s and Boy’s Suits We can suit; at prices 20 per cent less than others. Mind we can save your expenses to come to our city, giving you a free chance to see the wide-awake metropolis of Western Michigan. . • BE SURE AND SEE' US. Star Clothing House, 38, 40 and 43 Canal St., Grand Rapids. Ladies’ and Gent’s - In the death of Wilber F. Storey, journalism in the west loses a remarka­ . ble man. Recreated the Chicago Times. By his wohderful management of that paper, he forced other journals to simi­ lar exertions to lay the news before the w®t What he accomplished was to make the newspaper of the west fore­ most in the gathering and transmission of news. Before his time the press of Chicago was comparatively provincial. Through his example it has become continental. • But the question arises j was his. influence on journalism a j UNDERWEAR Special Peremptory Sale! W. S. Goodyear & Co It is with a feeling of the greatest pleasure and no small degree of pride that we make this announcement.^and we extend a most cor­ dial invitation to dur friends and patrons thro out the county to examine this latest evidence of our business growth. This department is filled to overflow with the latest novelties. Tlie • Sl™^n^~^ ilo*’ scale of prices which we are offering these the defunct lUIUeiore A Ohio Telnmipli 1 X^-^M^rw^lgoods will make our competitors poorer To the republicans ot Barry county we wish to say that you made a fair, MTtuka aud SL Paul by Um IM of imt j open and good fight against greater op- April. , _ • jxjsition than ever before confronted advbbtibkd lbttbbs. you. Without doubt the republicans ; of < Barry county will never again have »o much to contend with as they have the State to the ' in the campaign which closed on Tues­ plurality on electors and wpuu on govHepubliean, and democrats each ,day night. We are by no means disi ^twoXXionald^^vlngthe hearth over l.he result. We do not ,;i ^ ibox and- Mre. Brown. 'The thM they b«^ upMMBBgsner men dho-w’**. «« was extinguished after daniartag upthear allioa. Hie groenbacX party., ought to stand a Mttte advenity. We stock to the amount of--------- , To tie Person That Can Prove: At 9:30 to-day (Friday,) Mr. N. T. wholesome one. To this the answer, must be negative. Through his influ­ ence more than any other man is due the sensational press of the day. Char­ acter was of no worth to him. Foul slander and vice .of all kinds found ready circulation in his columns. 11 is paper pandered to the lowfet tendencies of sqciety. It has spread before its readers for years full details of every [ scandal and ruthlessly sarrilh ed honor and reputation to feed tiie lwi.se natures । was said against that ^arty which openly avowed its friendship for the who gloat over the downfall of human­ liquor traffic. That may be a good way ity. For these reasons, Mr. .Ston y can to advance temperance men, but it will never hold a place of honor in the ranks of the greatest journalists, great as he not strike the average reasoning man was in some of the requisite^ ter suc­ as exactly the proper thing to do. cessful newspaper work. Exchange. But the result is as It is, and the ver­ dict must be accepted. We surely can The daily production of lie- I’- uiisylviutla live in Barry county, even if a fusion petroleum Held increased >u,u.u lerrels .fir­ did defeat our party and our friends. ing October. *I1ih» was entirely caus d by the new Butler Held with its |. ieiH»menal Not ao much their defeat as the man­ wells, the old held being aliuort wholly ‘ ner of their defeat causes us to regret neglected. It Is likely that there will bo grave aim*the result. To see temperance men. grlan disturbances among the Scotch cruftrue citizens and the best of officers de­ ten this winter mile* the land system hi feated by those who^Uim to be the par reformed. The question will enter largely ercellanrf friends of. temperance is a Into politics in .th® highlands at the next election. Riots have alremly begun in matter of sincere regret to us. We J^wis, the largest Island of the outer could with good grace accept tiie defeat Hebrides of our friends in a square contest between republicans and fusionists; Milwavkkk. Nov. 1.—The Baltimore A i but to see them defeated by those who St John. The prohibition party In the northern rtat« served to cut down republican majorities, and in Indiana and New York rendemsl the result exceedingly close, when, had not St John lieen in the Held. Blaine would have carried both states by good majorities. The laUsrt news from Michigan give $500.00 A^»"«b»ortfor»l«Uon It-right In thS oppoeilion stronghold a republican justice of the pe»ce over a msn on the national greenback, democratic and prohibition tickets. And then Begole won’t have a monopoly of the passes anymore, and thatmakre us smile. The fact that Pennington lost his gun jack-knife on me (th is also good news, and then there Is y« hope that Blaine will be tbe next president. ■ ■ . ’ , . • 11 IT- • 1 And will Enrich our . Customers �MORSE E. NEVINS The day for cheap shody goods is past, and good goods are what sensible people want. I aim ’ goods ' and ' ’ in ' so doing have worked up a first-class trade, and with expenses of to keep only the‘ best goods houses, I am able to sell at not over one-third of the other dry two hundred ladies in the county who corresponding lower profits. The can testify to the durability and are wearing Broadhead Dresses which I am sole agent in this.city. stylish appearance of those goods for Those elegant Dress Flannels that I am selling at ninety cents are worthy any lady s consideration. M. E. N DRY GOODS Popnlatfen, Wages and Taxes in France. At best the population of France grows in numbers very slowly. Allow­ ing for the million and a half taken away by Germany, the population of France has, we may say. made no prog­ ress at all since 1860. Its numbers are smaller now than they were fifteen years ago, while the load of taxation has al­ most doubled—in mere debt charges it has more than doubled. Equally sta­ tionary Iim been the export trade of France. The average of recent years has indeed been lower than for the years immediately succeeding the war. Imports have, on the other hand, aug­ mented much, but not because the country has been internally prosperous. The increase is the consequence of bad harvests, and indicates* further denuda­ tion of the wealth of the peoMe. France may, therefore, bo considered to exist' under conditions that have not materially changed within the past ten years, so far as new developments of its resources are concerned. The high­ er wages of its population, therefore, represent little more than-an artificial state-induced prosperity born of aug­ mented dftbt aud an inflated currency. The statements constantly made before the Parliamentary commission lately established in France to examine the position of the working classes proves this. The representative, for example, of the carpentry trade stated that men's •wages had doubled since 1845, hut aO.VOO men out of the 20,000 com­ prising his guild were out of work in Paris alone. Here, therefore, wo have a purely artl.ticial industrial condition, and upon ■this unnatural structure the French Government has built a pile of debt which demands about £6 per annum per family for its service. This is reckoning the family nt five, ns in En­ gland, although that is probably too nigh. Putting Paris alongside London for the sake of comparison with the ’ preceding essay, I find that in addition to his payment of £6 to the State Treas­ ury fur debt charges, the head of a family of five in that city must find £7 10s. toward the charges of the debt of Paris. Reckoning per head, imperial debt takes 2?s. f-om the workman per annum, and Parisian debt 34s.; or to­ gether. £2 17s. The rest.of France, of course, has no such load to endureyajtd that of Paris is mitigated by its being the greatest resort of the wealthy in Europe next to London, and by the fact that it owns the water supply. Still, here we have the weakest spot, and these figures tell us iu a general wav the se­ cret of that Parisian unrest and discon­ tent which ever and anon threatens France. Adding together all the charges paid cfiit of taxes, local and imperial, the Parisian cruvricr has to find on the average about £7 7& per annum out of his earnings Now, asKuming that he is fully employed, the average earnings of th'e Parisian arti­ san is under rather than above 80s per week, br £75 per aunuqv Debt charges alone consequently cost the ParisiaTi worknyn about a fortnight's Income, and his entire share of the public burdens, if be be unincumbered with wife and family, represents about five weeks' earnings. In proportion as his family increases the power of the workman to live under bis load becomes less.- Even if his wife works she can do comparatively little to help him. for the average earnings of females is not above half a crown a day, or 15s. per week. —Fortnightly Review. Tbe Habits ef loakeys. mon kinds from the Zoological society at the cost of £5 for each, but he offered to give double that price if he might keep three or four of them for a few days in order to select one. When asked how he could possibly so soon learn whether a particular monkey would turn out a good actor, he anaswered that it all depended on their power of attention. If when he was talking and explaining anything to a j monkey its attention was easily dis-1 tracted, as by a fly on the wall or other trifling object, the case was hopeless. । if he tried punishment to make an inuioniin mookoy act it turned milky. «r±’ih°‘XrOdh:it hirnS be trained.—Natural Hinlorij. -iCaptain Tom Scott, of New Lon­ don, a successful submarine diver, has earned a fee of $12,000 by locating the wrecked barge President, which, about two months ago. when loaded witli for­ ty-one tons ofblock tin and 200 ton*.of steel wire, struck a rock off Penfield reef.in Long Island Sound, near Bridge­ port During the progress of his search the Captain round seven other wrecks. —New Haven Register. > —The natives of the southern coast of New Guinea, having no iron, shave themselves now with a piece of glass. Formerly they shaved with flint, which thev could sharpen quite well, and used with considerable dexterity. DR. ALBERT’S Cleveland Medical Institute, Permanently Hatahlhhed for the H;>eclal Treatment of _ NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES. mi , t 1 Catarrh, Diseases or the Throat, Lungs, Kidneys and Bladder, I Female Complaints, as well as all Nervous and Chronic IMseases^SuccessfullyTreat| ed Upon the Latest bClentitle Principles Of the above MEDICAL INSTITUTE, on account of his increasing practice in Hastings, Mich., will make his next visit on TUESDAY, January 13th, 1885, and remain one day, at The Hastings House, Where he can be consulted on • . . Dmsis ol iho Threat ad kogs, Eiooys ui hto, Nervous and Chronic Diseases. pB. ALBERT has had twenty years'‘ experience in hospitals and private practice. Is a regular —A memorial slab has been ereoted 6>aduaje of the most eminent Medical Colleges of the United States, and gives his special atten­ over tho grave* of two of the unknown tion to the treatment of ail forms of Nervous and Chronic Diseases, Blood Poison, Shin Diseases. 1 oU1(,r «*«»«»»; Rheumatism, Weakness. Neryous and Gene­ Pilgrim Fathers found buried at <> e'r ral DebjiXy. Mental aud Physical Prostration. Broken Down Constitutions, Blotches. NcrTowuws.* ffiH.p: I. Dimness orSlght, Cough. Indigestion. Despondency, Confusion of Ideas, Aversion to Society , D<^ fective Memory, etc., successfully treated and permanently cured by remedies that are not In­ —1'1^ manager of one of the leading jurious. business houses of New Yorkshowshis , iiNJ2£VOV S. lWL13?r™£^nt‘r,lnK fr®.n‘ NVrvons Debility. the symptoms ot which are a wisdom, according tohiso-jva testimony, dull, distressed mind, which unfits them for performing their business and social duties, makes b d>st«w«vs ‘he action of the heart, causing flushes sf heat, depression by advertising largely during the dull spirits, evil forebodings, cowardice, fears, dreams, abort breathings, melancholy, tire easy of season, lie says: “Just as soon as we find of company, and have a preference to be alone. feeling m tired In the morning as when retiring, lost a lull in trade we begin to do extra ad­ manhood. white bone deposits In tbe urine, nervousness, trembling, confusion of thoughts, watery vertising and make larger inducements and weak eyes, dyspepsia, eorwllpattan, paleness, pain and weakness In tl»e llmbs/ctc., should consult Dr. Albert Immediately and be restored to health. than ever, and we find people will buy ALBEKThM dlsrevered the greatest cure in the world for'Weakness of tiie Back and even in what are called the dull months Debility, Nervoiumcss. Languor, Confusion of Ideas. Palpitation at the Heart. of the year if you make it an object for Limbs. General T75.?bl n',raDeM Kight or lliddlnro., IHseases of Uh- head! Throat, Nose or Skin them, and also let them know by well- Affections of the Liver. Lungs, Stomach and Bowels—those terrible disorders which unfit the pa­ worded advertisements just what you tient for business or otherduties of llfe-bllghtlng their most radiant hopes dr anticipations, rem ueriug marriage impossible. have got to sell.”—N. K Mail. Kengger, who studied the American monkeys carefully, says that they evi­ dently " understand each other’s' ges­ tures, and this is evident enough to all who spend a little time in a large col­ lection of them. They have their likes and dislikes, and submit to be teased and bullied by some favorite, although of different species; the contrary, bowever, is the usual occurrence, and they resent familiarities very readily. Per­ haps the most amusing instance of this fondness is given by Mr. Darwin, who had it from the Superintendent of the Gardens. Two chimpanzees, which were rather older animals than those uaually brought to England, were introdueed to each other for the first time. “They sat opposite, touching each other with their much protruding on the — In Queensland immunity from puninduces the white men to think then fehment I n their nothing 1 of taking the lives of nativee. and the latter are killed for stealing a just received a lot. BOY’S, YOUTHS’ AND MEN’S OVERCOATS! They will be sold at the same RUINOUS PRICES! Call Early and Get First Choice. Z*Xu9L3>TO"Xa O UNEQUALLEDIN cloth, mailed on receipt of *1. WM. T. COMSTOCK, Pub.. 6 Astor Haro. X. Y. CO. When death was hourly expected from con sumption, all remedies haring failed.and Dr. H. James was experimenting, he accidentally made a preparation ot Indian Hemp, which cured his only ehUd, and now gives this recipe on rroelpt of two stamps to pay expenses. Hemp also cures night sweali. nausea at the stomach, and will break afresh cold In twenty-four hours.. Who *ro ttrod of Calicoes tiiat fade in suiuhine or washing *111 And th<, Address Creddork & Co. Rare street. Philadel­ phia. Pa., naming this paper. . ( V nr a , "U k A > N . ANi -QVAKEK STVXKS." perfecUy fast an<P reliable If -you want an est print, try them. Made In great varietv. MASON & HAMLIN ’TST ORGANS^ A PIEPER breech loading CUI. BUY Highest honors at ail great World’s Exhibitions for seventeen years. Only American Organs awarded such at any. For cash, easy payments or rented. 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This book should be read by tbe young for Instrurtlon. and by the afflicted for relief, it will tMttelt aU.-London LaneeL Then'Is no member of society to whom this book will not -lie useful, whether youth, parent, guardian, Instructor or guardian.- Argonaut. Addrote the Peabody Medical Institute, or Dr. W. H. Parker. No. 4 Bulfinch street. Boston. Mom., who may be consulted on all diseases re­ quiring skill and experience. Chronic and ob­ stinate diseases that have l>af TTC1 A T t***1 tlie skill of all other physicians aITjAIj a specially. Buch treated sucJpTTV’CnS’T Yp rossfully wlUiout an in 1X1 X OCH lF stance of failure. —A Modern Fable: The Fate of the . ».X01E3P men who iiave tecomc the victims of solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive Fly.—A Fly V*ho thought he had Dis­ covered a Soft Snap found his feet MARRIAGE—MARRIED PERSONS, or ynung men contemplating marriage, aware of Physi­ stuck fast to a sheet of paper, and as he cal, Weakness. lams of ProrreaUve Powers, Im potency or any.other disqualifications, speedily reStruggled in Vain to Recover his Free­ ileved. He who places himself under the care of DR. ALBERT may confide In his honor as a gen" dom he cried out: “If I could be set ■ tieman and confidently rely upon his skill as a physician. bapk five minutes, you would not find Immedlate^curcd and full vigor restored. Tills distressing rffllctlon me here’.” “It is not what we have —which renders life a bufden and luarnage.impoaslble— u the pchalty paid by the victim of 1moung pecsons are too apt to commit excesses from not being aware, of the done, but what we are going to d,o that Prcpr rtydulgeiR-e. dreadful cdue<iuencea that ensue. Now who that understands tbe subject will deny that procrm needs the most consideration,” an­ ailon Is lost sooaer by those filing into Improper habits than by the prudent? Besides being dr swered the Servant as she drew a long, priyed of the pleasure of healthy offspring, the moat serious destructive symptoms of both mind body arise. The system liecomes derange*), tee physical and mental functions weakmd sigh and broke three more plates. and Ixms Of Procreative Power, Nervous irritlblll*. Dyspepsia. Palpitation of tl'e iteart ImllXst S’ Moral: We seldom have to hang a Constitutional Debility, Wasting of the Frame, Cough. Consumption andI Drath man twice for the same offenee.—De­ A CURE WARRANTED-PERSONS RUINED in health by unlearned pretender/who keep troit Free Pres*. dlatelyr H n,onU‘ *nf'r ,nont,‘' takln« Poisonous and injurious compounds, should apply Inimr^ —“I wouldlike to ask vou to take some ice cream, dear.” hesaid, looking hesi­ tatingly in the. windows of a saloon, treated. NO EXPERIMENTS OR FAILURES, It being self erident that a Physician that con­ DATCMTQ Obtained In the United ««»udwhottwtamoSa^dTe^X ■ A I LIN I V^^^tal.’byTH^’s.' —.’.CYT’*1. 5°“ “but. after that disastrous affair in fines himself exclusively to the study of certain classes of dlsear— rear, must acquire greater akilUn th<w> branches than one In renera) proewre. pnwtlre rParties treated HPRAGUE A SON. Attorneys and Counselors tn Brooklyn a few days ago I am afraid IH fbkr AND------------------Patent Causes, 37 wkrt Conqkxm Hnuurr, to,” and he made an attempt to forge E« GUARANTEED. Dxraorr, Mtcu. Established» roan. Pam ahfad. “What affair was that, George?V ___ Pblet tree. Correspondence solicited. she asked, holding him back with both hands. “Why, over one hundred au< A BDTTP 8fln.d Mxocnta for postage, and A f 111H Fi **»>»•« free,-a costly box of goods P. O. Box. 270. ttEVELAXD, OHIO. fifty people were poisoned from a sin­ A X 1UUEL „fcjcjj Wj]| belpall, of either sex. gle freezer.” “It must have been ter­ theKltedState? correspondence sacredlyconfidential. Treatment sent C. O. D. to any part of E? .ruor*’ P‘*nQ' ri»ht MW than anything else In rible. Still, George, dear, there is athis.world. Fortunes awaits tha workers absopossibility of our scaping with our lives, and if we do die --here the heroic girl gave him a look of love unutterable—“we will die together.” —A letter from Mexico sagsthe brig­ ands are waking up to the fact that their occupation is gone. Rapid travel e have is bringiug them more surely into the clutches of tbe law. A gang of wreck­ ers were pursued and shot less than a month ago in the Stale of Muraugo. The leader of the band was well known to the Mexican public by sight and through a record of daring deeds and bloody crimes. Young and boyish in appearance, handsome, dashing, and so brave and beloved by the entire cMn of ,eighteen brigands that the identity of this chief was never betrayed or sus­ pected. The other day the rurales ----- BOUGHT FOR,----tracked th<jm down, sent eight bullets through the Captain's heart, and de­ ।stroyed the whole band, not leaving ,one to tell the story. They then ]learned that tbe handsome bandit boy MICHIGAN KTATI LAMB <was only a bit of successful masquer­ (ading, and was a lady.—Chicago Timn. W KNABE /"''OTTACE8; or. Hints on Economical House I Building. Containing 24 plates of Cottages v oustingTroni WOO to #3.000. with descriptive LADIES Offices in Case Library Block, Next to Postoffice, l (t\r'r A Month and Board for throe live wf) *") Young Mm or I Julies in eafh county. Address I’. W. Ziegler & Co.,Chicago,IU. Address DR. WARD A Uw.s.ias, Ma TUTT’S PlELS TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, From 5!^ founh. ot tbe dlseaaM of the human nice. Tnesc mnptoma indicate thelretos tonne: Loss o: SteaZ Irritability of imp”-, &0’’ spirits, A feeling of having neglectt J COBnmPATlON, and «>• Ofa remedy that n,'t®‘VX5SSa Assurer mediclnoTUTT'8 ______ no equal. Their actionoa tbe EWneyaand 6kln is slao prompt: remoriug an tmpurttiea through tbcMthroe oanae no nauaea or griping nor in^rtbre frrwmMSI OFOMFULRECEIPTS fHEL NANDRA AND a sure: CURE fob COSTIVENESS Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Diseases of the Kidneys,Torpid Liver Rheumatism, Dltzlness, Sick Headache, Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, Erup tlonaand Skin Diseases. I Hay Fever, to a type Of eatarrb rfed by an iDftamcondltlon of the lug membrane of ■ nostrils, trer sts and throat, st th* tbe lBDf»- An SStaraCa «“■ ■ItKkS � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-11-13.pdf 4d2d3c4da2de8424a914e2263e905339 PDF Text Text ._ Z*56 Hastings Banner ’——:———----------------HASTINGS, MICH., NOVEMBER 13, 1884. VOL. XXIX. NO. 30. . The Hastings Banner. CLEMEXT SM,T,kwyer - Lawyer. £®*** °*» » Oritats _ ___ ion«» ™ It ll» Gnmr, Mon..,, County News. Barry Co., Mich., ii —BY— arshall l. cook. Loyal e. Knappxm. c. H?Vanar^aiv ^happen 4 vaxarmTn Lawyers. ____ AOyw Hasting National Bank.) SUiKTHITION KATE3? -- -----»• «O f..*r year: If |ial<l within six JOHN CARVETH, : per year: If not paid until exAttorney atLuw iii of m ar. •t.iMj. subscribers outMiddleville, Mleh. ’ ef Barry Co .jfi.25 |«er year, lulariablj eash in advance. I p W. NISKERN, ! 1 * Lawyer. Ai»vEi:nsiN<; rates: (Over Spauldlnx', dry good, i [s'rp ar................... $’.» 00 teJK. i° •" -.i chanu- far s|s-ciai positions. JOB PRINTING. ,u-ih • hfrlf’n the Job Printing De..t t)ie Ba NX Mt. Even-Uilng in the sen: and with the fciteM facet of mcK improved pattern* of machinery, • •ten. .v.rtimrn employed, euahlea the to do first-cloM Job work. A “ E.KENASTON; : “• Attorney at LaW, _ WrerJ H aoodyrar.Co.'.Moee.) pIssa‘^sLsv?o'u““*1* (4 w-£owry;“m7K; ' Phy-idan, Surgeon and Oculist (Office. 301 Ttiorn St., Hastings, Mich.) c7‘ntr> Pnunmlv attended. Office hours—8 to 10 a. ni. and I to 3 p. m. Telephone at Holloways’ drug store. Bar- Special attention paid to surgical diseases and diseases of the eye and ear. QACKETT A BUTLER, r.^n.‘ rsw. Pysicians and Surgeons, * t Prairieville, Mich.) AU calls, night or day. promptly attended. . I // Kinds lobe Marked p R. TIMMERMAN? L • Ilomcepathic Physician & Surgeon, (First door «*Mt of Holloways’ drug ftore.) i’frt.i.b'f a<t usual, but no more r. wm. jonejs Dentist. phig. and no iaore bad debts. All work promptly attended to. -OVKV. V HOLLY BROS. light ai th Front! . ' D ^7 ELTON &.WIIITLOCK Are agente for Die Watertown Insurance Co. They write policies on a num's property against loss Dy Are, lightning or wind; agafnrt a rnan> life by death and accident. OF. G<M»D> -TO BE KEPT FULL! AMi A BRAN NEW LINE OF QOOK * SHELDON. (Office tn Atatrihct Block. Hasting*, Mich.) Have the only set of Abstract Books lu Barry County. Millinery Goods LA. FOOTE, M. D, TO BE ADDED, WITH Mrs. B. S. Holly At the-hehn. ' «n-r Ti-.ii guaranteed; and Goods Cheaper *><iugiit before. i’.u-'i. - u.iuix the old firm will please settle by Mqsrmber t.’»th. HOLMES & HOLLY BROS., Woodland. i ’LARKERIKER, ' Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. • . in Union tdo-k. aver Beamer Bros.) Hastings, Mich, ?r i. :iee in »U courts of the state. Attend to <-.»'.i-ikw ami perfecting titlra to real estate, tolin^n iwmranco taken etc., etc. • Physician and Surgeon, (Office east side Aaln St., Nashville, Mkh.) Residence next door north Woteott House. All ean<i promptly attended too. day or night. [OSEPII KNIGHT, v Veterinary Surgeon. (Residence, Rutland, near Yeckley school honse.) TVIU attend all calls for services night or day, Charges reasonable. K. F. Bbowx, M. IX W. P. POUUDtVB, M.D. DRS. BROWN 4 P0LHEMU8, Homoepathic I*hysicians & Surgeons. (Office over Julius Russell's store. Main St.) Calls answered from the office ut all hours of the day or night. Dr. Poihemus will give special attention to diseases of the Rye and Rar. Office hours—a to 12 a. m.; 2 to 4 p. in. hilip t. colgrove. P a ■WHOLE NO. 9130. Lawyer, . Hastings Mich. WMeeuting Atterucy tor Barry County. ‘ say. you may see coming onl nf the great red building which stands ou the .toenigw Pfatz, at the comer of “Moltke” and “Bismarck” Street-*, and ORANGEVILLE We think our town can claim to be which bears the name of “General- ata. An ounce of gold is divided into the banner republican town this year. btab.” Ths solitary old man. unat­ twenty-four carats, and gold of twen­ tended by a servant, walks slowly, ty-two carat* tine is gold of which The republican majority, in proportion .noiselessly. Every one who meets him twenty-two parts ouj, of the t wentvto the vote cast, was larger here than in looks at him attentively: if the passer­ four are pure, the other two parts bnany other town in the county, with the by is a soldier he stands on one - da and iu? silver, copper, or of other metaU. salutes. The old (foneral rdturus the Gold alloyed with silver is the yellow possible exception of Johnstow n. gold of the old market. To-dav gold . Lem is the tickledest man yon ever salute slowly and deliberately.-imt ap­ i< frealy'alioyed with copper, and pro­ parently without seeing to whom. saw over Cleveland’s supposed election. Every time I see him the thought oc­ duced an1 alloy that is of a rich red od­ As Lem is a greenbacker we fail to see curs to me that in such guise Dante or, and that is what you call •red’ gold. In 4 little room ax closely shut ofl how the election of a democrat can add must have passed through the streets of Florence. That is General Field ■frdffi The rest of the factory ae is usu­ any sugar to his sauce. Marshal Count Helimuth von Moltke. ally the working-room of a photogra­ Soon be time to fish through the ice; one of the strangest characters the pher from the rest of his establishment, ' Rheiunatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, ■ and then our cute gentleman can write world ban ever produced. It is well was a Sniead battery in full operation.. Back,cMToothach.. something more to the Journal. worth goingto Berlin tb see that great In several of the jars were smal]. ■ i>®pite the fact that four prohibition historical personage. —• Ulnclaoootr» thin pieces of yellowish red metal, atPu:hed to a small wire hanging from Magazine. ~ votes were cast in Orangeville, there the highest of two rods running from has been more cider made this fall than THE CHARLEh the battery“That metal." said lever before. Large crops of vinegar Begging Letters. Charles Faaa, Jr., the operator and head member of the firm, is the alloy pre­ t next spring we presume. Mrs. Vanderbilt and Kitty Wolf JJENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS’ and pared by us. The gold is purchased all other rich ladies of this city rn square blocks 2 inches long. 11 Freeport. obliged to meet the annoyance of beg­ inches wide and 14 inches thick? It is From the Herald. Albert Leetka, Jr., who.has been stop­ ging letters, which indeed is of an in- rolled down, and then alloyed for 10, .cesaant character. This Is one of the 12, 14. 16 or 18 carats. From fo to ping during the summer at Albion, is penalties of wealth. Rich men, of 16 carats is the most common, and 14 borne for the winter. whatever position, are annoyed in the is the preferable, as it combines the Miss Mary Leetka. of Grand Rapids, same manner. The number of beg­ hardest and brightest and most lasting is visiting for a few weeks hex1 father’s ging letters received by this class is es- qualities. timateil at 500 a week. Jav Gould “The brass comes tp us in straight, family, Albert Leetka of Irving. gets his share, and so does William H. hollow rods. It is then twistedJn coils-Fox & Son placed their new Iwiler in V underbuilt. Kx-Governor Morgan to lit an ordinary wrist, and then cutin position Friday, and now have one of was innundated by aueh applications, singie ring<. The article is first pnt iu and now that he is gone, his widow has lyv to-be thoroughly cleansed. It is the liest saw mills in the county. F red Sisson, a former Freeport resi­ to endure the sama annoyance. As then hung in the jars on the lower rod. soon as a mun does a liberal act he is the golcl sheet in tlie upper rod. because dent, for .the past eighteen months liv­ at once set on by. these mendicant let­ if their positions wvre transposed the ing in Dakota, returned here Monday. ter writers. Hence when it was pub­ brass would be washed on (he gold. Miss Eibbie Fish, of Carlton, is stop­ lished that Jay Gould had given $5,000 The bracelet is taken out and occasion­ ping with her sister. Mrs. A. Carpenter, tothevellow fever sufferers at Mem phis,, ally tried with nitric acid. When it ' and also that E. JD. Morgan bad en- resists the action of the acid. or. in who moved to Big, Rapids recently. dowe<t*a seminary, and that William ■other WOTtls does not turn black, it is Mr. Carpenter and the entire family, ex­ II. Vanderbilt had imported the obelisk, taken out of the jar and put in saw- ' cept Miss Fish, are very sick, the young­ each one of those benefactors w dust to dry. after which it is burnished ‘ made the subject of an attack. This and pasted up to the finishers, who add est not bang expected to live. renders the service of a private secre­ some neat-looking tritfe to the ring to tary indispsnsible, for in addition to finish it off. such aa a small gold pad­ DELTON. The political conflict is nearly ended. reading, is the necessity (in some eases) lock or a pretty little bird in Roman R. L. and A. Stewart gold or silver.’’ Weather fine for this time of the year, of a reply. used to answer begging letters, because “How much gold is used-in one jar?” and wheat looking splendid. unless this way done the writer might “About three grains a minute: but Mrs. Adison PenRock is very ill. tlink his application failed to reach sometimes the battery will work quick­ Some of our townsmen visited Hast­ them, and would therefore repeat it. er and plate twice as' much as it will at Robert. Bonner, -of the I^lger. unfor­ Buyers are Invited to Call and See ings on election night—to hear the re­ tunately was paragraphed as having other times." “How many bracelets will one ounce turns. given a bell to a western church. Im­ of gold plate?"' Them. Mr. E. E. Grilley has sold his saw mediately a hundred bells were ap“One hundred *and fifty pairs.” mill to parties near the Hinds' school plte'trTBr, and he had to step at once or The casting of the ornaments used on he might have continued giving ’away house in this county. jewelry, such as birds, flowers, leaves, Mr. Wm. P. Sidnam’s farm house is bell-* to the present day. However lib­ etc., is a very important branch of a eral men of wealth,mav be, they gen­ receiving a new coat of paint; which erally prefer to select the object of their, factory. Everything is done by steam. adds very much to the appearance of it. benoiiccnce. This custom of writing The burnishing is done exclusively by women. The joints for bracelets are _ Another boy baby at Peter Hovener’s, begging letters is of unlimited e .tcnt. the most delicate. The cutting of the " Election is over and now we are look­ Rogers, the London poet banker, once smallest hook or tiniest trimming ia said to a friend “the letters I reoeive ing for something to be done on the It from Grangers of both sexes asking for done on what is known as a watch­ maker’s wheel, a costly tool—$700 low­ R. money are really innumerable. I late­ est price—which can be used to cut a The cross way east of here is being ly had a begging epistle from a \Voman. large bar of metaPor to turn out the whic/h 1 did not answer, and a day or covered with dirt; two feet deep in the most delicate aurewX—hrw/klyn Union. two afterward another came, begin­ We keep a Full Stock of Everything middle, and one foot deep at each end. ning -Unkind one.' ” Rogers was a A man wearing spectacles was seen very liberal man, but like other men of Incidents at a Fire in Censtantlaepte. that enters into a house, from .wending his way to Delton, and he has wealth, be had hi-* preferences in . the We saw a young woman brought out ”” of a burning house with a 'copper ket­ been chased into the abiding place of matter of charity. —N. F. Cor. Utica Btmld. tle in her hand. She was scrcamipg Buslies. wildly: “My baby 1 O, my baby Two of our young men got into a The woman had been engaged in the The First Watch. quarrel over a young lady and resorted kitchen, with her infant in her arms, to blows to settle the matter. But no At first thejvatch was about the size and had been busily occupied saving of a desert plate. It had weights and her cooking utensils by throwing them bones were broken. Our school will begin th’e 17th of this was used as a “pocket clock.” The into the cistern, quite unconscious that earliest known use of the modern name her dwelling was already on fire. The month, Eldyn Reynolds presides. occurs in the record of 155?. which firetaen. having discovered her in that ■ Now it is time to put the old gobbler mentions that Edward VI. had “one periKujs ptatw, had rushed if)to the । in a pen, and fat him well for Thanks­ {arum or watch of iron, the case bointr kitchen and forced her to hasten out. likewise of iron gilt, with two plum­ On her way she had espied a oopper giving. kettle, and had instinctively seized it; Democratic powder makes lots of mets of lead.” The first watch may really be supposed to be of rude execu­ but in her fright and bewilderment, »’ noise yet we hurrah for Blaine! tion. The first great improvement was she had thrown her baby into the cis­ in 15fi0. The earliest springs were not torn instead of the kettle. Fortunate­ Ab lew as can be bought In any com­ Moltke the. Silent. ly a sturdy fellow succeeded in resoccoiled, but only straight pieces of steel. peting market in the Stated Moltke the Silent—der Schweigtr— Early watches had unlv, one hand, and ing the baby and restoring it to the dis­ as ho is called, is generally considered icing wound up twice a day, they could tracted mother. The other incident was even more the greatest, and is certainly the most not be expected to keep the time of day successful, of living soldiers. ' His .isaotly. The dia n were of. silver and dreadful.' As we stood looking at the achievements Jat Koniggralz, Sedan, of brai-s: the cases had no crystal*, but tire we beheld a man struggling, and and Paris have never been surpassed, opened at the baek,and front' and were the next moment saw him thrown de­ and compel the admiration of all com­ four or live inches in diameter. A liberately into the tianwa PROMPTLY DONE, George aud I exchanged looks of ‘ petent military critics. Silent, quiet, ■;lain w itch cost more than *1,500, and cold, the very incarnation of concen­ after one was ordered it took a year to horror, but the bystanders seemed to pay little heed to the occurrence, mere­ trated thought, just as you sec him make it. —PillttnrT'ili tHopa/ch. ly'remarking that the man. was an in­ walking in the streets or moving in a Making Cheap Jewelry. cendiary who had been caught in the drawing-room, when everybody stands act of spreading the tire for the purpose respectfully aiide to let him pass—so “Plated jewelry Is far more service­ of robberv.—N/. Nichola*. he stood bn the battlefield, his cold able than rolled gold Jewelry,” said clear eye passing slowly from one point Mr. Charles Fans. “Rolled plate is to the other, and his cold clear mind The wlioleealc hat house of Wolff Broth­ made by sweating down the gold on ers, in Market street, Chicago, was on Sat­ weighing the chanocs of victory and the metal. In a process of that kind urday closed on execution* aggregating defeat with the intensity anil serenity about the thickness of very thin tissue >50,000, mainly In favor of relatives of the of a mathematician ponderiiig over the paper is used. This process was used linn. The liabilities are in exeewi of >100,solution of some great problem. No because the name was newer and more 000. one, it w said, has ever seen Count •taking’ than ‘plated.’ but it is not Moltke excited, not even at Sedan, much practiced nowadays. A GREAT BLAZE. PHOTOGRAPHER. where the greatest victory of modern “Red gold, as you call it. Is simply times decided the fortunes of tlm two l Diaastrooa ConOagratloa Mt Halaska, most powerful empires of the Conti­ an alloy of gold and copper; th^partsv Fta.,_ During Which Excited Neprom , tywatch thin space.next week. nent. His calmness seems mysterious, can be just the same as in an alloy of gold and silver—just sb much As is nec­ almost awful, and there is something strangely sad about that silent, lonely essary to harden gold to a given point o’clock Friday uight Are broke out in thia “Alloy is a combination of metals old man. Hta wife died aome years ago; he never had a child; his nearest with each other, except when mercury is ity that they pa».«d beyond control of relations, with the exception of a nephew aoonstitnent, in which case the combina­ The Bote] Palatka and a niece, seem to ' be kept at a dis­ tion is called an amalgam: thus, bronze the dejMrijuent tance by him. Who are his compan­ is an alloy of copper and tin, brass was otu* of the tint balldhifs to ions and bin friends? To whom does an alloy of oopper and xinc, etc. An succumb to the dames. The guest* were be ever talk in a friendly, familiar amalgam is the combination ot mer- bandy able to escape eveu In their utgfat Probata Order. way? Nonody has ever been able oury with some other metal. Amal- clothe-. Tlw flamca were canted by a gale to die dry-good^ house id Dcvenuuu Ilogs* oUtarnTholden atitbe Probair Office In U>e rity lu tell me, though I have often in­ 2>ms are used to render a melal tit to & Sou, which was quickly itdiMvU to w»1m>. quired. An old mau of eighty-four, he ae spread out, aa in gilding, or else to >tiU appears without fall wherever reduce it to powder. Two methods are duty call* him. He ia to be seen al al­ generally employed in making amal­ In the matter of the estate of Samuel B. most all the Emperor’s reception^ the gams. The first is merely trituration mo.t striking jiereonage near the fJd oTsamuel B. Edaords, praylu* that a pa- throne. But how doo* the old Field Hotel. OrUKM ate baUdtec. Uh Ltette Marshal pass his time when free from duty, when tired of work? Nobody inu, u Jtallted 1» »wl U« pretends to know. Either nobody pen­ etrate-* into hi* intimacy, ur ei»e tbuee who approach him intimately do not speak about It. When the weather b quicksilver. When in a । SIX tine you mav see a very tall, thin man, with verv light reUowiaib hair and a MbUbW, beardless, wrinkled face, out of ;bai metal will I N< which sliine a pair of stony gray eyes. with iron. malleability of f CERmanremeoY WAGONS! Each One Warranted! We are making three widths of Tire: Building Material! Sill to Ridge Board. Doors, Sash & J Blinds, Garland Stoves and Of Our Own jMake, Ranges! Planing, Matching & Resawiflg And Satisfaction Guaranteed. -----OF------ BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. GREBLE & POWERS GEO. H. HEATH PANGEMACHER & MASON S nBC^h.0*x*xjNro-0, UNDERTAKERS. • • I♦ ___ , £1 As in the past, we will attend l.. .all- |y and endeavor Prov<1 worthy the approbation of those inter­ : ested. Our Furniture Department CONTAINS A LARGE ASSORTMENT <>F _ 1" Oil. liar. 5 Good Goods and Lt’ Hiany of our Goods, and we wli refuted. Call Ji OF North side Slate street. Has , b, what we have. W» bet we guarantee to l>e just as rep- • Mill •lifMy �The Hastings Banner. MARSHALL L. COOK, Editor. Hastings, Mich., November 13,1884. Battered at tht Poctotnee kt Hartings. Mich, tor tranamlrslon through the malls as second BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Barry County Court House, Hastings, Oct. J 3lh, 1884. In accordance with the provision of statute, the Bawd. of Supervisors of Barry County, met as above and were called to order by the Chairman, Mr. Dawson. i The roll being called the members were all found present, except Messrs. Barry, Nye and Osgood. Mr. Towne moved that chair appoint a committee of three to examine the reports of the several township clerks of taxes to be levied for the current Motion prevailed and the chair ap­ pointed as such committee, Messrs. Towne. Polley and Barry. On motion of Mr. Abbey all accounts in the hands of the Clerk were referred to the committee on claims. Mr. Towne moved that the several assessment rolls be referred to the committee on equalization. Motion prevailed. On motion of Mt. Towne, board adjo u red till to-morrow morning at the hour of eight o’clock. Tuesday, Oct. 14. Board met at the hour fixed, with members all present, except Messrs. McIntyre and Reiser. Journal read and approved. Mr. Swift moved that the election of a superintendent of the poor be made a special order of business at the hour of convening to-morrow morning. Motion prevailed. On motion of Mr. Sheldon, the Board took at recess until one o’clock. P. M. AFTERNOON SESSION. Board met pursuant to adjournment with quorum present. Judge Smith presented the following report: The undersigned, the Judge of Probate for said Coimty. respectfully makes the following report uf penoos admitted to the Asylum tor the Insane, by bls order since your last seaslon ; HenryMallory, admitted January Mad 1884. Geo. w Gouner admitted February 16tb 1883. Anna Cook, admitted July zist 1884. Almira Coliirter, admitted July 22nd lisM. Wm. P Campbell, admitted October 8th 1834. Dated Oct. ilth. 1«M CLEMENT SMITH. Judge of Probate; On motion of Mr. Abbey, the report was accepted. Mr. McIntyre presented a claim of the Asylum at Kalamazoo amounting to one hundred and ten and 22-100 dollars (110.22; for the support of Mary A. Barham, an insane person now in said usylum. This account was charged to William A. Barham, who was unable to pay the same, and Mr. McIntyre asked that the same be p|id by Barry County. After some discussion on the matter Mr. Towne moved that tjhe claim be aid upon the table. Motion prevailed. To give the committees!an opportun­ ity to work, ou motion of Mr. Swifu che board adjourned till to-morrow morning at eight o’clock. j •• Wednesday, Oct. 15. Board met nureuant toi adj urnment witn quorum present. Journal read . and approved. Mr. Latham moved that the board proceed to the appointment of a super­ intendent of the poor in place of wm. F. Hicks, whose term of office expires with the present year. Motion pre­ vailed. । . Mr. Abbey moved that the chair ap­ point two tellers. Motion prevailed, and the chair appointed as such tellers Messrs. Abbey and Sheldon. . The board then proceeded to ballotf with the following result. First Ballot.—-Whole No. votes cast 17 Of which Wm. F. Hicks received.... 8 <: J. Biddleman received 8 Win. H. Schantz reced ed .... 1 Mr. Swift moved that the board con­ tinue to ballot for superintendent of the poor, until an appointment was made. Motion prevailed. Second Ballob—Whole No. votes cast 18 Of which Wm. F. Hicks received.. . f> S. J. Biddleman received fl Win. H. Schantz received8 Third Ballot.—Whole No. votes cast 18 Of which Win. F. Hicks received .. 0 S. J. Biddleman received t> Wm. H. Schantz received8 Fourth Ballot— V^hoie No. votes cast 18 Of which Wm. F. Hicks received.... 0 S. J. Biddleman received 7 Wm. H. Schantz ireceived 2 Fifth Ballot.—Whole No. votes cast 17 Of which Wm. F. Hicks received.... 8 S. J. Biddleman received 7 Wm. H. Schautzreceived.2 Mr. McIntyre moved that the ap­ pointment of a superintendent of the poor be deferred for the present, and chat it be the special order of busipeea wc the convening of the board next Friday morning. Motion prevailed by the following vote: Ayes—Messrs. Brigham, Covert. Latham, McIntyre, McKevitt, Nye, Osgood, Ritchie, Shel­ don and Towne.—10. Nays—Messrs. Abbey. Barry. Gile, Gott, Polley, Reis­ er, Swift and the chairman—8. George B. Manchester, County Drain Commissioner, then submitted his re­ port of the conditition of -the different county drains, and on motion of Mr. MoKevitt, the same was referred to tlie committee on drains. The committee on printing through theinchairnian Mr. Polley offered the foliowing as their report: unitteean printing be« have conferred with leading papers of the ooniniend that each of the six papers that printed the proceedings last year, be. allowed the sum of twenty-fire dollars tor the publica­ tion rtf said proceedings. All of which is rea”£=S= o. A. WLurr. Mr. Meli Tbubsdat, Oct. 15. Board met pursuant to adjournment, with iquorum present. Journal read and approved. The committee appoin­ ted to examine the reports of the town­ ship clerks, of taxes to be levied through their chairman. Mr. Towne re­ ported as follows: referred the reporta of the township clerks, of the several township*, and of the city ot Hast­ ings. would respectfully report, that we have carefully examined said reports and find them correct. All of which Is respectfully BuomUted. . C. A POLLEY. J. E. BARRY. Committee. On motion of Mr. Abbey the report was accepted. On motion of Mr. Towne, Board todk a recess till 11 o’clock, A. M. FORENOON SESSION CONTINUED. Board met at the hour fixed, with a quorum present. The Committee on Claims, through their chairman offered the following partial report: ■ Your Committee having had under consider­ ation the following claims would, recommend their allowance of follows : No. Claimant. (Nature of Claim. Cl'm’d. Rec. -1 J. * ” - den -------she —’f fees.. -------- ------- * - » H. Smith, 2 C. H. 6c M. •<¥. Hicks, mdM.. 15 3 Jas. A- Nlms, assisting sheriff 4 N. T- Parker, livery bill 5 Chas. Mack, mis. sect.......... ; 6 Walter Foster, dep. she7 fees 7Mary Gealer. witness rec*., KWm. H. Smith, •• " 9 Wm. 14. Heath, ” “ 10 Moses Seeber, “ “ .. 11 John. Valentine. •* “ .. 12 Orin Gealer, “ •* .. 13 O. H. Greenfield, justice “ .. 16 Wm. Kingsbury, Juror fees.. 17 “ Tuttle. •• 18 Chauncey Crosby, “ “ .. 19 F. M. Craig. “ •• .. 20 Moses Shultz, “ “ 21 Daniel Holbrook. •• “ .. 22 E. H. Lathrop, med. services. 23 Win. B. Sweexey. justice fees 24 W. .1. & L. L. Holloway, mdse 25 W. P. Polhemus, med. serv... 26 8. F. Hinchman and 11 others, justice, juror and wltn's fees 27 L. E. Knsptien, legal services 28 win. E. Griggs.constable fees 29 Geo. Marr, dep. sheriff fees.. 30 - “ McNutt, aaslsUng officer 31IV. C. Vaughan, med. services 33 'Wm. Sensiba, witness fees... 33 E. Parody and 42 others, jus­ tice, Juror and witness fees. 34 John E. Lang, witness fees.. 36 Geo. E. Willison, " 38 Harry Bellinger, * “ 371 Edgar E. Lang, “ “ 38 George Hall, “ - ■“ .. 39 Richmond. Backus & Co., sub. N. W. Keporter.blank books 10 00, 10 00 iCiSCO, which was presented to the board at ite April session amounting to eleven and 30-100 dollars for professional ser­ vices, was next taken up and on mo­ tion of Mr. McKeviU the same was al­ lowed at six and 18-100 doll»ra, by the following vote: Ayes—Messrs. Brig­ ham, Latham, Covert, McKevitt, Nye, Osgood, Polley, Ritchie, Sheldon, Swift. Towne and Chairman—12. AbsentAbbey, Barry, Cole, Gott, McIntyre and Reiser—6. On motion of Mr. Lanham board ad­ journed till to-morrow morning at 8 o’clock. Friday, Oct 17th. Board met at the hour fixed with all members present Journal read and apl&intment of the .Superinten­ dent of the Poor, being the special or­ der ot business, on motion of Mr. Ab­ bey, board proceeded to ballot for the same, with the following result: First ballot.—Whole No. votes cast 18 Of which Wm. F. Hicks received.... 9 Wm. H. Schantz received8 S. J. Biddleman received. 1 Second ballot.—Whole Na votes cast 18 Of which Wm. F. Hicks received.... 9 Wm. H. Schantz received................. 9 Third Ballot.—Whole Na votes cast J8 Of which Wm.F. Hicks received... 10 Wm. H. Schantz received8 Mr. Hicks having received a major­ ity of all the votes cast was duly de­ clared appointed. The committee on salaries through their chairman Mr. Towne presented the following report: by the foil then GEORG ITWABBKY, C. A. POLLEY. lertlmated)....................................... 1 FIKAXC1AL RXFORT. Balance Ln poor ftmd............ .............. Amount raised by tax •• paid tn ..2-. —• —; ............ 1J48 97 •• used of asylum toad. •• House of Correction fund.................................................... Amount overdrawn CONTRA. 473B 33 M 30 WTO. 37 “ lot food “ tor foel.................................. -........ 114 U2 Y supplies h.^»Wn».T^ To the Board if Supervisors >f Barry county: * ’ Total amount of oMm... ....... £ Amount paid out of asylum fund 1J4® W •r •• How al CorrecUon............. . ....... I® 80 Amount returned ” Total ____________ 6,546 67 Estimated amount necessary u> be -----------------<5,500 00 raised for ensuing year. STATE OF MICHIGAN, L •Courrr or Barry, f t We, the undersigned, SuperintendentstoJ tlie Poor for the county of Barry, aforesaid, do hereby certify that the toregolng U a true and correct statement of the matter herein set forth according to our best knowledge and belief. In wftnewt whereof we have this day set our hands at HasUng* this 17th day of October IBM. z Wm. f. Hick*, i OF. Loro. P. BUKTOW. SuperIntendants of the Poor. • $I 8aS8$88ft?g88 can Eeapwstoliy submitted. AMOS C. TOWNE IRA A. OSGOOD, J. K. BARRY. Oournfttro. On motion of Mr. Latham, the report was accepted and adopted. Mr. Bngnam moved that the Board reconsider the claims of Dr. Wm. E. Upjohn for professional services which motion was kfet. On motion of.Mr. Polley, the board Mr. Towne moved that the report be took a recess til one o’clock p. m. laid on the table. Motion prevailed. AFTERNOON SESblON. The committee on drains to whom Board met at the hour fixed, with was referred the petition of John Her­ quorum present. . rington and others, relative to a certain Mr. Swift moved that the eoontv piece of state road in .the township of treasurer be authorized and instftu-ted Baltimore, submitted the following re­ to borrow a stub qf money sufficient to port; pay all outstanding orders. The mo­ To the Board of Supervisors of Barry tion prevailed bv the following vote; county: ' Ayes. Meesrs. Ab])ey, Brigham, Covert. Gentlemen : — Your committee to Latham. McIntyre, McKevitt, Nye, Osgood, Ritchie, Sheldon, Swift and chairman—12. Absent, Messrs. Barrv, Cole, Gott, Polley, Reizer andTowne ing the southwest quarter of section There lieing no further business, on twenty nine in the township of Balti* motion of Jlr. Abbey board adjourned more be vacated, would reccomend thaj till the fifth day of January next, at the the prayer of the petitioners be granted, hour of two o’clock p. in. upon condition tnat Samuel Weeks, • • JOAN DAWSON ( hoinnai whose land is crossed by said piece of CHARLES M. MACK, County Clerk. state road, shall make the new and pro­ posed route passable for teams, before the old road is taken up. AU of which TEST YOUfi BAKING POWDEB TO-DAY! is respectfuUy submitted. (Signed] ’ . ORSON SWIFT, WM. W. OOUC J. H. M< KKVlTr. H. K. MCINTYRE, I. YSCOM BRIGHAM, JOHN M. REISER, E. F. EYE. NORMAN LATHAM, ft A. POLLEY, IRA A. OSGOOD, Committee. Mt. Swift the report On motion of was adopted. / On motion of Mr. Ritchie the board adjourned till to-morrow morning at half past seven o’clock. LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD X AGENTSwS County: Gentlemen; Your committee on finance would respectfuUy report the foUowing amounts to be raised by tax for the ensuing year. County tax as follows: ■ Gentlemen: Your committee to whom waa reterrol the dqty ot aawming the report bf the superintendent-, of the poor, would make the following report: '. ■ 1st. "We would reccommend that all sales from poor farm and other sources be paid over to the county treasurer and -charged to him, by the superintendents of the poor. 2d. In giving temporary relief, we would reccomend that the strictest ' economy lie exercised and that no lux­ uries I* granted, except in rare <u*es but always remembering the poor. * 3d. We find that nearly eight hun­ dred dollars have been expended tor house and farm hired help. In this par­ ticular we .also reccomend that, the strictest economy be practiced. Saturday, October 18, 1884.—Board met as per adjournment with all mem­ bers present. • Mr. Abbey moved that the report of the committee on equalization be taken from the table and adopted, and after remarks from several members of the board, pro and con, the motion pre­ vailed by all of the members voting therefore except Mr. Latham. Mr. Swift offered the following reso­ lution, and moved its adoption: Resolved, That the supervisors of the several townships, anffl wards of the city of Hastings, be, and they are. here­ by authorized and instructed to spread upon their assessment rolls for the year 1884, aU taxes that may be legally re­ INTA IN AXSONIA. DOES N( ported to them. The resolution was imanimouslv lie HXiLTMrt-utKSB ms niv£r »««’ ortsnows adopted. Mr. Towne asked and obtained leave THE TEST OF THE OVE*. to withdraw from the committee on apportionment, and Mr. Cede was ap­ pointed to fill the vacancv on said com­ PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.. VAKrx* or mittee. tKAOBGOOD, The committee on county buddings, Dr. Price’s Special Flaroring Extracts. Committee. through their chairman Mr. Ritehie, IketlrMVfat.■**! <MMm« 1 tM** *** On motion of Mr. Swift the report offered the foUowing: was accepted and adopted by all of the To the Board if Supervisors if Birry Dr. Price’s LupuJir. Ysist Gtffit members voting therefor. ' (yninty: w Mr. Latham presented a petition, signed by John Herrington and four­ Gentlemen: Your committee on coun­ FOR SALE BY GROCERS. teen others, asking that a certain piece ty buildings would respectfuUy report CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS of state road, known as the ‘•oh! Johns­ that we have visited the various county town road,” running from Battle Creek buildings, and would recommend that to Hastings and crossing the south wart the barn nt the jail be reshingled, and quarter of section twenty-nine, in the that the doors of the same be repaired; also, that tlie two kitchens aqd dining township of Baltimore,, be vacated. On motion of Mr. Towne the petition room in the poorhouse Ihj calcimintxl was referred to the committee on and painted, and that outside wood­ droins. work receive two coats of white paint, On motion of Mr. Sheldon board took and that window blinds be painted a recess till 7 o’clock p. m. green. Would also recommend that a well be driven at the Jail. EVENING SESSION. Respectfullv submitted. Board met at the hour fixed with ’ »• <2 RITCHIE, quorum present. GEOBGE W. ABBEY, . ,,A. C. TOWNE. The committee on claims offered the On motion of Mr. McIntyre the re­ foUowing as their final report: drj hop ywrt In the wcr!d. StQig port was accepted and adopted. 142 R. B. Rlehardi.dep. xtrer. fee* 24 85 24 36 thi* yoatt I* light. white~snd Mr. Covert moved that the report of -' -0 S 70 144 J.T. Baker, profl serviro*. . 1000 1000 the Committee on equalization be placed delict hr > t 145 John Q. Creaay, crim, acet. . .u* » 348 35 in the hands of the committee on ap­ 146 M. 8. Stebbins, constable fee* 17 av __ 1 < -l-lUCM portionment, which motion prevailed. AU of which is respectfullv submit­ On motion of Mr. Sheldon, the board Price Baking Powder Co.t ted. tfok a recess till the hour of JI a. m. . r. A. SHELDON. i itrrtrtTiwi rwM ima i On again assembling, the committee J. N. COVE1CT. "• ' .A. J. GOTT. on apportionment, through their chair­ OIUOMO. I". On motion of Mr. McKevitt the re­ man, Mr. Abbey submitted the foUowport was accepted. lug report: Mr. Swift moved that the sum of two 7'o the Hon. Board of Supervisors: dollars be deducted from claim No. kifi, Your committee on apportionment which motion was lost. a Reflecting Safety Lamp On motion of Mr. Towne the report submit the foUowing report: was than adopted by aU of the mem­ bers voting therefor, except Mr. Swift. •MUiaUaart. He' (household artfcta*. Chcatar* ftw. The committee on finance, through RXSMEE&MACKIN. CinctoiaU® their chairman, offered the foUowing report: , . 7’o the Board qf Supervisors <f Barry wan hob Amount 06 state tax apporti Harry eoonty. Paid for medical attendance, nursing township ot Hop. “e*,t psnnsm or ,n' all tor the construrtion otjrWi, which motion was lost. a’ Mr. Covert moved that the netitian be laid on the table, which motfon r r7 vgOd bv th, Mtowtag vote: “A^ Covert. Latham. Melnlrre. MeKerttl. Poll,' To the Honorable Board qf Supervisors Reiser, bheldon, Swift, and chaitaai>:2 12; Nays, Abbey. Cble, Nye, Owa-i of'Barry County : Ritehie-5. Abeent, Mr. TowruGentleinen--:Your committee on and lhe special committee appoints! to equalization would respectfully submit > examine tee annual report of the sun. the following report: 4 . erintendents of the poor, through thr-ichainnan. Mr. Towne, offered the fol­ lowing. Total On motion of Mr. McKevitt the re­ port was accepted. Mr. Towne moved that the chair ap­ point a special committee of three who should examine the'report of the super­ intents of the poor, and report at their earliest convenience. Motion prevailed and the chair appointed as such com­ mittee Messrs. Towne, Osgood and On motion of Mr. Nve, the rejwrt Barry. On motion of Mr. Polley, board ad­ was accepted. Mr. Towne moved to amend by mak­ journed till one o’clock p. m. • ing the salary of the County Clerk AFTERNOON SESSION. seven hunared dollars(8700.00). Motion Board met pursuant to adjournment prevailed by the following vote: Ayes with quorum present. —Messrs. Brigham, Cole, Covert, Lat­ The committee on-insurance, through ham, McIntyre, McKevitt, Nye. Os­ good, Sheldon and Towne—10. Nays— their (•hairma.D Mr. Towne, offered the Messrs. Barry, Gott, Polley', Reiser, following report: Ritchie, Swift and Chairman—7. Ba- 7'o the Board of Supervisors qf Barry eused from ootiny—lAr. Abbey. \ County. . Mr. Sheldon moved an amendment Your committe on insurance have ex­ by fixing the salary of County Treas­ amined amount of insurance carried urer at one thousand dollar*. After by the the county on the various county discussing the matter at some length and their contents, and have the motion was lost by. the following* buildings the matter careful consideration vote: A yes -Messrs. Brigham, Mo­ given and would make the following report: Kevitt, Osgood, Sheldon and Towne—5. Nays—Messrs. Abbey, Barry, Cule, We find find insurance on the two ^Covert, Gott, Latham, McIntyre, Nye, story brick building on poor farm, to Polley, Reiser, Ritchie, Swift and the amount of fonr thousand dollars: on furniture, beds, bedding and stoves Chairman—13., Mr. Sheldon moved a further amend­ in said building $500, and would rec­ ment by fixing the salary of Prosecut­ ommend the same be maintained; on ing Attorney at eight hundred dollars, two story frame building on poor farm which motion wat lost by the the fol­ $400; on hog pen. including live hogs lowing vote: Ayes—Messrs. Bngham, therein, and on adjoining building, in­ MoKevitt, Nye, Osgood, Sheldon and cluding tools, etc., $400; on granary Towne—6. Nays—Messrs. Abbey, 8200; on grain therein, 8300; on hay and Barry, Cole, Covert, Gott, Latham, Mclntye, Polley, Reiser, Ritchie, Swift farming utensils in said barns, 8200; on live stotk. 8400; and would recommend and Chairman—12. The original report as amended was that the same be maintained. On frame building near farm house then adopted by aU of the members, barn we find an insurance of 8300.00; exceptlir. Swift, voting therefor. The Committee on Drains, through on horse barn and sheds, 8400.00. Said insurance is carried by the Fire­ their chairman Mr. Polley, submitted mens fund of SanFrancisco and we rec­ the followingreport: ommend that when said insurance ex­ UtnUntm: Your Commiltbe on Drain* beg pires, said buildings be insured in the leave to make the following report to wit: We Agricultural of AV atertown. have examined the claim of Gee. B. Man­ We find an insuranceof two thousand chester, and find the same to be correct and would recommend Ba allowance at one hun­ dollars on the jail and basement there­ dred and five and 50-100 dollars, that being the of. Also one hundred dollars on bam amount claimed lu said account, and that or­ ders be drawn for the same, upon the several at jail and recommend' that the same drain funds mentioned In said claim. We fur­ be maintained. We find insurance on ther recommend that the account of Heth court house of 82,580,10; on books and Pratt amounting to eight dollars, for surveying on Garret ditch. YiuikeeHprings, be allowed at records in registers office, 81,000; on the amount claimed, iflid that an order be books and records in clerks office, 8500.­ drawn for the same upon the eootmgent fund 00; on books and records in treasurer’s of the county. We also recommend that the suggestions mentioned in the report of the office, 8200,00; on furniture and fix­ County Drain Commissioner relative to the Im­ tures, including the iron safe in treas­ provement of water courses, be adopted by this urer's office, $500.00. • Board all-of wlpth is sepectfuBy submitted. We would also recommend an addi­ NORMAN LATHAM. tional insurance'of one thousand dollars IRA A. OSGOOD. on the books and records in treasurer's Committee. office, and that county treasurer secure On motion of Mr. McKevitt, the re­ an insurance of one thousand dollars on port whs accepted and adopted by all the books and records in the probate of­ uf the members voting therefor. r fice. AU of which is respectfully sub­ The Superinteudenbi of Puor, through mitted. their chairmau Mr. Wm. F. Hicks sub­ A. C. TOWNE, mitted tlie following report: J. E. BARRY. elusive of Pald for blacl ' On motion of Mr. Ritchie, the report was accepted and adopted by unani­ mous vote, and referred to the com­ mittee on apportionment. The committee on equalization through their chairman, Mr. Swift, of­ fered the following report. Value0 lidior during the year(erttaated) ■ — Value of County Foot Farm. Inclusive of buildings (estimated)........ Value uf all farm Implement* ou said YaluV3<llve1stock’on'Mld utnumtn ; i uur himuuihcc vji it.-leave to submit their report on salaries of county officers as follows, to wit: County Clerk. WOO; County Treasurer, Woo : Prosecuting Attorney, S7t»; Chairman of Sup­ erintendent ot Poor, S185AU of which is respectfully submitted. A. C. TOWN E, C. A. POLLEY. ’ J. E. BARRY. Committee. 45 A. H. Loveland, ** • •• .. 46 Helen Adams. •• " .. 47 D. A. GreenJuror fees4 48 Maria MhuMr. witness fees.. 49 David Bowker, " .. 50 Willard Payne, “ “ .. 51 Samuel Williams, “ “ .. 52 Janies Shrontz. •• “ .. 53 Chas. Mack, postage, express 54 F. R. Timmerman, med. serv. 55 SpangemacherS Mason,furn­ iture at foil........................... 56 Wm. K. Geer, criminal acct.. 57 •• ** court Attendance 58 Ihllng Bros., blank books.... 119 00 119 SO WILK. Grant, mdse GO Wm. Upjohn and 10 others. coroner, jur^S witness fees. 61 same................ ;• 62 same and 17 others‘ C3 E. H. LaUirop. med. sen ices 64 Elmer B. Payne, witness fees 65 Henry Shaft. “ " 66 Elizabeth Burkhart, services at inquest........... r—s» 67 O. H. Greenfield. Justice fees. 68 Huffman Bros, .rebuild Ing fur­ naces, hardware........ ......... 60 I. W. Vrooman.dep. slier, fees 70 J. A. Nims, criminal acet.... 71 Wm. L. CW>, justice feM.... 72 P. T. ColgTove, mis. acct 73 J. q, Creasy, mis. acct 74 '* “ boarding prisoners 75 “ summoning jurors and court attendance.......... 76 John Halklns, witness fees... 77 Wm. Olnuueod, “ " .. 7« George Doxy “ " .. 79 Wm. Upjohn, med. service... 80 Wm. Doonan. Justice fee*.... 81 Win. H. Smith, med. service. 82 Moses 'tteebrr. Juror fees 83 David Bowker, “ 84 Conrad Kahler. “ “ 85 Howard Mosher, " •* 86 E. B. Payne, “ “ 87 Janies Snroutt, constable fees 88 Mrs.8.Chadderdon,witnSfees 8» O. Gealer and wile, " *■* 90 Amelia Chamberlain. •• •• 91 Eellx •• " • “ kVL* Wm. ftooiian, “ ',13 H. Mosher and wife “ “ w Conrad Kahler, •• •• 95 DoraKuhier, “ ** 96 John Achre, Jr.. " " 97 G. B. Manchester, services Co. drain commissioner...'....... $e J. P. Ferguson, 11 others, cor­ oner. juror and witness fees 99 Walt. Foster, dep. sheriff " 100 G.W. Searles, asshllngofficer 101 J. H. McKevltt.dnji. slier, fees Tbc Superintendent* of the Poor tor Mie 102 J. H. Brown, *" " county of Barry respectfuUy subvltthe follaw103 Geo. Marr, “ " Ing report tor the year ending September 36tb, 104 It. B. Richards, lir, M. Chamberlain, cons’ble fees 13 10 Whole number of male paupers main• lot; Geo. Richard*, iueistg officer UUued lu the Poor House Wilkin the 107 Geo. Barden, Justice fees...... 108 V. Simmons, constable lees.. Wh^e number df female paupers main10(t J. D. Benham, usslat'g officer 110 C. H. & M. W. Hicks, mdse... Whole number ot paupers .. 94 111 D. £. Miller, med. services.. Average \ •* - i15 5412 112 J. 8. Goodyear, mdse............. Whble number under 16 years of age.-. * 113 F. T.Campbell, justice lees.. Whole number Idiotic 114 Abram Ellis, constable “ .. Average “ .1 115 Chas. Jordan, juror “ .. Wpole number blind 116 John Rock. .** “ Average “ ................................. 117 Chas. Wheeler, witness " . Whole number muteJ! 118 Adelbert Fisher, ** ** .. Average *’ i . 119 Wm. Loveland, M ** .. The naUonallty of the pauper* main­ 120 Frank Carson, r - - . •• .. tained in the Poor House is as follows: 121 Hastings Banner, printing... Americana 19; English, 2; Utah, 21 122 W. K. Geer, criminal acct... Scotch, 2; German 1. 123 E. J. Felghner and 17 others, Number of deaths among paupers in the Justice, Juror, wilnestt fees, Foor House during the year. . 124 W. H. Youug. med.services.. Number ot permanent paupers main­ 125 Wm. E. Griggs. i*ous*ble fees tained ouulde the Poor House, but not UK H. A. Barber, med. services.. 10 00* In any revlum or ImrUtutlcm.......... 127 Dorcas Creasy, washing bill.. Number at jiereon* outside the Poor House 128 Wm. F. Hidnam. express bills temporarily relieved during the year. IM 129 Wm. Upjohn, med. services.. Total number of different persons who 130 Lewis stern, mdse.I..... have received assistance in any form 131 N. T. Parker, livery and during the year........ ...................... boarding jurors................ 132 A. H. Keith.Ilvery bBl. 1. TOTAL. 133 Btepbeit Nichols and.’. 0U1CTH, Whole amount paid from the poor justice mid witness foes.. fund during the vuar............... |5,l IX Home Journal, prhillug........ Whole amount paid from all other. Ufi Wm. E. Upjohn, prof’l sery.. • fund*during theymr,J... ij 3 75 136 W. 8. (toodyear, mdse........... Whole amount expended by the ebun137 L. E. Slaufier. Juror tees ty In the care and support of the 138 Span-PhilUpn “ .... J.. poor............... ................................. o,i 139 A. McCoy II. POO* BOLSX A»D POOR FARM EXPSMBM. 140 A. P. Drake, prof 1 service*.. 141 Hicks Bros., mdse.................. Paid to the keeper of the Poor House.. *400 00 •• clothing On motion of Mr. Polley, the report •• tor fog food........... ... ■was accepted by aB of the members •• tor medical attendance, nursing sick and medicine*........................ I voting therefor. for transportation of paupers to Mr. McKevitt moved that claims No. Paidand from Foor House . 14 be allowed at the sum uf nine and Paid for Furniture..... •• labor hired in I.’oor House ex­ 10-1U0 dollars: No. X5 at twenty and SUof keeper* salary 10b dollnrs; No. 22 at one and 60-100 Paidclusive for hardware-......., I dollars; No. 54 at one and 60-100 dol­ •• repairs of buildings •• Jother improvements on F001 lars; No. 81 at five dollant, and No. 135 ......................................... at thirty-.soven anti 1O-J00 dollars. Mo­ Paidfarm for stock................ . ............... L.... tion prevailtd by the following vote: •• farm Implement* “ hay. grain and seed Ayes—Mrasrs. Latham, McKevitt, Nye, Osgood, Polley, Ritchie, awift and 1 Chairman—8. Nays—Messrs. Brigham, Covert, ShukiuD and Towne—4. Ab8 C. BITCHIC. gko.w.Ibbky. • ront-Meesrs. Abbey, Barry, Cole,Gott, Mclnty re and Reiser—fl. moved that Ute report Mr. Brigham moved that claim No. Jtion prevailed by nil 126 be allowed at the amount claimed. voting therefor. Mr, Kevitt moved to amend by ailow- foe support of poor at OoMwatot •HAM OFCOFAJiTNEHSHH’. -Toe b|MfqrcritalteX tSapTWhlitorlc. undrr the Sahl "»K J Ovei Men �VOL. XXIX. NO. 30. DOWN! J, J HASTINGS, MICH., NOVEMBER 13, 1884. DOWN! DOWN! With the Prices on WHOLE NO. 9130. IN STATU QUO. Republican! Refuse to Oonoede Cleveland’s Election. , Dry Goods and Clothing! city an<i add <id Til* PROBABLE RRSVIT. IK, Not. 8.—According to the iatmt hlipaichs* U*n rote tor PreaMenth., Eb-ctors tn the vanona State* i» aa follow*: „ 2; X.”SrX?ri“ Sfift “a 1 ‘T* i** •—«— » 1- ti»t total* atnom dentlal Elector* •:-n- •• the Fourth Congrwreiotial District indicate the election of Davidson (Demosrixu. It to fanpo**iblfc to give figures. but all returns show that Cleveland will ba re a lance majority and D««OCHATXa I “ HEPOT Airbase* lO'Callfoml* Tliotarado.. 6 Illinois..... . AKKANKAS. Slows Ltitle Riwk. Ark.. Nor. 8.—Scattering re« BKanuu.. . turn* from all quarter* show that the liemolSiMaino...... _ L_ . 4, crat* carry everything. Their Presidential Uy Michigan B ’Elector* and Congnwemen areelectod by about SMlnneaota............... 7 fij.0!c majority, and OockrMl, Democratic can­ *, Nebraska. $ ‘ didate for Chief-Justice, is re-elected. 9iNevada....................... 3 IfiiNew Hampshire.... 4 Ban Fkawcibco. Nov. ............. • Ohio . .•$। North Carolina........ 11'Orufron . ............... 8 1 >. irvcnuio, vukm; Mu tier, wo; st. Jolin. ■outh Carolina...... •‘Pennsylvania.... M 1 IHafne's plurality. lOjns The Repub­ TennaA*ec................ 12:Ri»ode Island........ 4 Ilican* nloctcd a rail Congressional iioietration 131Vermont.... .'z.......... 4 < Cto'.ro- ik-ut. Delaware . Florida. Georgia. Inilau**.................... Kem,iuk}.. . ......... Vo,*a*“.............. Jicry land........... M.«*isalp|4............ .Mtoaouri. Cotton Cloth or Dress Goods At moat any price, I have them. * CnLVMBVs. O.. Nov. 0 -Return* thna tar re­ wired indicate that BhUne's plurality in W-* State will be about 31.UJ0. PiTTHBCHnn. Pa.. Nov. «.-The returns err plurality will be about *u,u». Butler pntaer about uJBO. ■ Blaine's majority against 7,IM tor Gar- . T1"”””.................” , Blaine's major... ...Si|......................... « ■ Nothing like complete return* can be ob­ New York (claimed by both parties)........... 88 !tained from Oreron. but It I* known that turns from a number of courftles througbCNit f Blaine'* majority tn the State will be fully the State indicate that the Democrat* have New ¥okk, Nov. h. 1 a. m.-Ou a careful re- •?J»j. . elected their entire ticket by a law majority. view of the figure* by districts, ns furnishrd, OOXjOBADO. by tlie agents of tlie Associated Press, cor­ DkXVKB, Nov. 8.—Additional but Incomplete rected by the return* revel vpd ! return* *how that Blaine's majority in the 1* M00, a net Republican gain of 1,«) ( during the day, m u to bring the record ,State over the vote of 1880. Lynis, Republican Con­ | down to this time, the total vote of ।gressman. I* elected by 2.300. Raton. Repub­ the city arc generally Republican. Tor the the State stands: For Cleveland. MH,*86; for lican Governor, 1* elected by 1J00. The Legis­ Democratic Electoral ticket will be elected by the usual majority. Bate, for Governor, will Blaine, 558,436; plurality for Cleveland, 1.4AU. lature is Republican. probably be elected by a reduced majority. COKXKCTICVT. Then: are yet eighteen district* from which The Hebl leans elect three Congrt-ssrnem Nitw Haven, Conn., Nov.«.—Democratic by ruturn* are still behind or are questioned. a small plurality. These In PH) .gave Garfield a plurality of 788. AUgrix, lea., nor. o.—ireianu. mo imhdoDBUAWAR*. eraUc candidate for Governor. I* conceded The counties in which are the lacking districts are Essex, Madison, Saratoga, Sullivan and that Delaware will give Cleveland about 2^£B ' elected b> at least ».(OQ. while the majority for C.ev<iland to esthnated at not less than Ulster. majority. WJMB. FbORIDA. ’ New York. Nov. 8,-The Sun say* the re, VEKMOXT. Vtobd returns of thl* State give Cleveland jACKqoxvnxE, Fla.. Nov. 8.—Revised flgMoxtfeuem; VL, Nov. 6.—One hundred and UM6 plurality, and the. Tinua claims the plu­ uree received last night raise the Democratic ninety-*ev< n town*—Blaine. 3MU: Cleveland. rality to be 1.361 The Sun say* clerical etror* majority lu the State to &.104. S12-. Butler, (W; St. John. L3W; Blaine s pie­ have taa-n diseovefod at ton different ooute ty, a.'..kW. If the remaining towtw give a OEOItGIA. 4 Ho* which al>iH>nt exactly, balance one anoth­ Atuaxta. Ga., Nov. a.—Majority for Cleve­ proportionate vote Blolne'a plurality will be er In the footing, and that the Associated land not les* than 40.00). Pre** figure* finally show Cleveland ahead. and $6.50. IULIXOU. New Yokx, Nov. 8.—The National DemoSrnixGrxEbD, HL, Nov. 10.—The total vote cratlo Committee ha* issued tbe following ad­ for President In forty-two oountie* of th!* dress reviewing tbe situation: B,oai majority. The Dem< Suits, $9.00 $10.00. State give* Blaine 1M.8P4: Cleveland. 88.218; by Heahouaot-kb* or the National Demo- i Butler, 3.163: St. John, 4J«; Ogleeby (for elated at their snccMs In thl* ■ Cratic Committee, 11 Wm TwxxrT-rouRTM Governor), 103,13; Harrison. 81.361; Hobba, WISCONSIN. Boys Overcoats, 5.00 1 Street. New York. Nov. 7,1884.—Th the Put- 8.481. Cnf thr. UnUrrt Staff*: There can no longer IKDIAXA. from the State ore not entirely tn. taut Secre­ any questions concerning tbe actual result tary Payne say* the State will give Blatm iMDiAXAFOuiR, Ihd.. Nov. 8. — On the bast* of Of the Frt-*.dentiaJ election. Grover Cleve­ tbe latest official returns rojKtrted Indiana ba* about 13.0ft! plurality. Tbe Prohibition vote tn land and Thomas A. Hendrick* have a ma­ given a Democratic plurality of 5.50), and the ot 18 in the Electoral College. It is not Republican State Central Committee concedes at 25c each.• jority wofrth while for our adversaries to claim the this much. The Democratic Committee claims District, got 5.MI1 Electoral vote of the State of New York. Iti* majorfty. Tbe Congressional delegation absolutely certain that the returns of the 7,90) as follow*: ' proper officers of election on the night of No­ stand* Democrats—First District," J. J. Kleiner; In the Fourth. 700; Rankin, liemocrat. vember 4 showed a decisive pluralm* In the Second. R. Cobb; Third. Jonas G. in the Fifth, about 4JM»: Guenther. Repub­ State for the elector* supporting Cleveland r Howard; Thomas Fourth. William L. Holman: Fifth, lican. Sixth. 1JW); Thomae, Republican, tn the and Humlrlck*. If any different or altered G C. Matson; Seventh, w. D. Bynum; Ninth, Seventh, about 1JW); Price, Republican, in the returns are now lailng promulgated T. B. Virt; Twelfth. Robert Lowry; Thir­ Eighth. 6JJ00; Stephenson. Republican, in the they are a corrupt falrifiention of teenth, George Fordlong term, B. F. Snivel Ninth. 8.500, This 1* a gain bt four to the Re the records of tbe State .of pubiicauK. ‘'The D.-utolaturc to Republican by term. M New York, and the men aiding or abetting the short Republican.*— Sisth Thomas M. about twelve In the House and eight In the niaking of such re|K>rta are criminals. It to Browne: Eighth, Janie--District. T. Johnson; Tenth, Senate, or twenty on joint ballot. This tn not expected that you will tamely submit to W. D. Owen; Eleventh, George cures a Republican United States Senator W. St»elctlie marhlnutlons of such men. let thetn unt present delegation stands: Republicans, from this State next winter. dcr.<tan< that you will not. Itocognlxc at noou 8;The you Goods the Cheapest. Democrats.' 10. WUCOXHIX LEGISLATURE. to-tnorro^throughont the United States the • 1UWA. actual election of Cleveland and Hendricks by Dzs Moisas, Iru, Nov. 8. — TH* State has turv of Wisconsin wih stand: Senate — K Befiring National salutes. Meet to-morrow night throughout the country ami expres* • pyobsbly gone Republican by ai.at) or more. publican*1. KJ IXmocrat.-. Assembly—Cl Re­ returns Indicate the election of publicans, 81 Democrat*. yuur opinion* iu a manner that can not be Scattering ten Republican and one Democratic Congreeswest Virginia. To Resist Malaria, Ague. Fever*, Headache, misunderstood. The men of New Y'ork are reolvod not to num. Colds, Kidney Disease. Pain In the Side or.Bock, Wheeling. w. Va., Nov. 7.—The Iatan re KAXHA*. CousUpatton or 'CostivenesM, keep ZO-PE-SA submit Io the gross outrage attempted to i»e an* very meager. The Secretary of the TOPEKA. Knn., Nov. 6.'-Tho State will give turn* handy, and take a dene twice a week. It act* perpctratol upon their rights, and will *|gjak State Republican Committee convedM the Blaine .W.onil majority. Mnrtin's majority for State to the Democrat- by 1.0U0, a Republican fur thnmselvc*. William H. Bakxotc, upon the Liver and Stomach like a magic. Chalnnan of the National Democratic Com- Governor AJ.rtM) Ix-low Blaine'sgain of ovenAOflO. The Republican* elect two .nuttoe. « KENTVCKY. Juv Gould yratordny morning *enl the fol­ Lootsville. K-y.. Nov. 6.—Returns firom the lowing te Governor Cleveland: county seat* throughout the State say the Philadelphia. Nov. 10.—Tbe official return* •‘ I hearUJv congratulate you on your elec­ State will give tbe usual Democratic major­ flfly-nlnc of the slxty-aeven countieeof tion. AH I'unoedo that your administration ity. The Democrats elect u full Congres­ from and an estimate of the remalaa« Governor hn- been wi*»- and coiwrrntlvc. sional delegation, a Republican loss of two in Pennsylvania lug eight counties give Blaine a plurality in and in the larger field a* President 1 fool that the House of Repiwcntatlvcs. tbe State of 78.4SB. The countie* from which you will do still better, end the vast buslncm IXIC18IANA. tbe official vote ha* not yet been received or* li-.tcreFU* of the 'country will be entirely safe New Obleaxr. Ial. Nov. 6.—The ch*ction ADegbeoy, Butler, Carbon, Mootaumucy. In y<Air bands. , „ passed off quleur. Tbe Democratic majority Philadelphia. RdhuvlWU, Sullivan nn<i Tioga. » (Rguwli jAr Gort.o. Boitrox, Nov. 10.—Tbe comp. .*e vote «f I* estimated at 15,000. The Democrat* elect Nr.w Yore. Nov. 10.—Two dajx have passed Massachusetts for President is: Blaine, 1«LM: without cither party iu New York having dis­ Cleveland, 119JU: Butler.«,8M: St Sohn. W. covered any new tact to materially alter the SB, For Governor the vote stands. Robinson. "Hub* Cough Cure. 35 Cent UMWiniV.’, .WWW. v. — situation a* announced last Saturday. Cleve­ 156.007; Endicott. McCafferty. SA32: 1’rescriptlon of a IhMtan physician, dispensed land's plurality I* placodJn the neighborhood nmrv “for 370 town* give* the following: Seclyc. 8J841. Uoblnsou's plurality is 46,887. years by a Boston llniggtot. ' of 1 iRV- To-dtiy the return* of the district of­ Blaine, WUJTO: Cleveland. 46,547; Butler. 3,7711;. nMDt-Bt A W m AWHBI One do*« will cure any ordlnanr cough. It ficers will go Into tlie hand* of tliecounty can- St. John, 1,818. Blaine's plurality. UMOV. acts almost magically. Ask any dealer to get vuivirs. who will compare Hum and MARTI.AND. burned in efUgy last evening in front of the you a 23 cent bottle of "Hub" Cough Cure, soe that they cprrwpond with the ««*«« Baltimore. Md.. Nov. 6.—State Democratic IttVuNiron newspaper office, and in tbe pre*and doh’t be put off with any other of vote* polled. The Republicans still by Ut,(xn majority. X. cnee of 5.000 people. The burning effigy was express confidence tliut the official re turn* MASSACHUSETTS. X- torn down before the fl inDr .was cunstuiMd. will «bow that Blaine ha* carried tbe State by and wn* dragged through the street by a Bowrox, Mass., Mass-, .tor. «.—The n.-inr return* irive rmuro* *will ivb about the H-unv plurality claimed for Cleve­ ...BOWTOX, , .. __ ____ Nov. « a, ,mn l>... 1 bowling multitude. • land. Should their nopes not bo n-allze l by Blaine a plurality of 24.UOO. Butler's vote will Ptehlisg. Kan.. Nov. H.—St. John w*» the result of the canvassing board * labors be leas than 2Q,«XJ, and St. John's vcr> *nm!L j tmrwd In effigy on the principal street of this • MICHIGAN. they «av tncy will cordially acquiesce. From last evening. iliauaicnoe received from all part* of the Drraorr, Mich. Nov. 7.—Alger*. Republican town Ottawa, Kan, Nov. *.-»Ijinre crowd* gath­ couhtry it I* k-arned thist In obedience to the candidate for Governor, total nlurallttes ered on the street hurt night. An effigy of ex­ reqnoflt of Chnlnimn Barnum, tho ratification 16,4X3; BegolK Fusionist, 1M07. Alger over Governor 8L John was bnrnwl amid joere and of the election «f the Democratic «““*£**£ Begole.Ua. The brteat figure* on Congress­ yaila. . w.-j celebrated generally. Congratulatory men indicate the election of alx fusion Dcmtelegram * continue to flow in upon Governor ocrat* and five Republicans, as fo!lows: Re­ N ew Y ork Nov. 8.—From all part* qf the Ctovoteind by tho hundred. publican* — Alien in Second. O'Donnell In country come dtopatebe* announcing the Nkw Yoi-.k. Nov. lO.-Tbe Republican Na­ Third, Burrows in 4th, Cutcbeou In Ninth, tional Committee iwm*d tho .following late Moffat in Eleventh. Democrats-Mayburv celebration by Democrat* of the citation of Constipation nuikes half the people si<'k- Yon ^•!rM*V>KLIL-AN HEAUQVAKTERS. NEW YOBK, In the First. Com*U>ck In Fifth. Wj- Cleveland. In the South scene* of the wildest enthusiasm are reported, but ho viotenoe. are dizzy, have bad breath and taste, can-lent, nan* in Sixth. Carleton in Seventh, BATARb'* rOSSIHH.rnES IX Tita CAM1XCT. cau’t sleep well, head acues nertoiw. lnitaWe. Nov. A—The Republican National Committee Taraney Irt Eighth. Fisher in Tenth. The Can*t work It off. can’t rest it pff. Well, yoiu- is taking the most careful and thorough Fifth 1* cMtoo. but thl* la probably tbe Wilminotox, Del., Nov. 10.—Mu«h luterr#t meeMire* to ascertain error*, if any have »>w-n correct delegation. It to the same as has is being manifested here over the formation Liver must be invigoraV'l- 'our rest properly. N ow save a dfrftor s biHwlth। a committed. In tho return* of the late election been, but each party gained and lent onm- of Mr. Cleveland * Cabinet. The general IwBotch* ofZO-PlMiA. You will be surprisedwith In the State of New- York. ,If Mr. Cleveland Prohibition was a much smaller votelhnn ex- prc*Mlon prevail* among politician* that Boma few doses. Zoi exa I* a positive cure for these shall be found to have a plurality of even cmtor Baynrd will be tendered tbe position «f troubles, because It act* upon the-Htemacii and vote prompt acquiescence will follow from Secretary of State. In that event Liver and through the liver the system and tbe ItepuLilcuns of the United btatco. If Mr. slnnista. 19. Representative**—«1 Fuslonlsta, his Successor in the Senate will Bowel* must be regulated? Ask for a sample of Blaine shall be found to have ^Detboit^Nov. 7.—From reports from LOffi haw to be electe.1, and the iwo most promincutly-named candidates for the a plurality of only one vote prompt Fred.k Hotrbkiw. acquiescence will be expected from the precincts and eatimatOT of the remaining position are George Gray, tbe Attorney-Gen­ precincts the ’Democratic State Comm ttm* eral of the State, and CongreMnmn Charles H Democrat* of the United States. The of till* committee, founded upon tnvretlga- place* the Republican plurality at about M00. Uon. to that Mr. Blaine hM a plurality of sev- The Rcpublw-an State Committee otaiina the hundred votra, and if th«t. be •“ STORIES ON THE ROAD. honest man will demand that It be officially aw-inH-d Until the Official declaration bo P DmEit? ^h\“No^-T^oVg^rlitoa)rt-ady eloquent speaker. the publif to unite with u« In an E^orabk^rtfort tesU.re a perfectly IWr sent bn the result In thia State will lie llttfi* ToLjtno.O.. Nov. 10.—Frank Hurd said yw changed bv late return*. At mldmgnttW! •‘Gentlemen: I almost envy you the positions count. Purity In election* i* tne only safety FWcPtcm, Democratic. r*PorUtbctlu1tae terday that he had decided to. coolest the you 1111;- your experience of tbe World; your plurality in 1.188 precincta out of 1JMR in the election of Hornet* He Claim* that he hu al­ knowledge of busfiiest; the changing sight* you ' “8. FEJWEKDJtX. Secretary." State at 8.145, and Alger, for Governor. 8,418. ready discovered error* auffieleut to reduce Homeis’ majority from SS to 80 outside of Lu­ sec. and all thnt, you know.’’ The Congmcional dcMgathm i« changed by cas County. He there to one error of W Tills warmly expressed regret fell from the thiwdocSon of Kidridge, ileraocrai, in the Eric County, and that Ik- knows of one ot lips of an elderly pleasure tourist, last August. Second District, by a plurality of ®- This in 51 in .Lucas County. He say*' he now feet. •utd was addressed to a seral-cirele <> commer­ make* the Congrewsional dHygarion *cven cial traveler* seated on the porch of the Lindell Fuslonlsts and four Ropubtfeaus.-a-ga-.n of S IhHWbou. il» .SU". one for the Fuatouk-t*. , Hotel, St- Louis. M<». GOVERNOR* ELBCTEP. rwponded a New York reprejjentatire Id Connecticut and New Hampshire there of the profession, “a drummer isn’t without his botexto after th<* patteru of those n<»’ lo»k Mjxneafolis. Minn.. Not. ■ them In the Southern States. pleasure*, but he runs his risks, too—risk* out­ lurality for Blaine to not les* than * ,'*u. Reside the tdianees of railroad collision* and iuni» urv ~ -........-­ steamboat exploration.'' known for a day or two. The delegation to ••Wlurt Figi* for Instance?’’ • Congress is solidly Republican. eeuondJUtey intend and expect to throw nMiii intn dtonute the result of tbo eiecuon w«v-^;-: Cloaks, Circulars, Velvet Beaver Shawls, •• - Double Shawls The Largest Stock in,the county, anil Lowest Prices. Dress Flannels, Red Flannels, Ladies’ Underwear. Overcoats are Lower than before the War. Suits. $8.75, $5.00 «>• ercoats. $2.50. $3.50 and $5.00Overcoats. $6.00, $7.50 and $10.00." $7.50, and Children’s Overcoats. 2.00, 3.50, and 5.00. ’ Boys' Suits. 2.00. 3.00 and 4.00. M en's Ked Shirts and Drawers, at 75c each. Men’s White Shirts and 4.00, and 6.50 Drawers at Hats, Caps, Collars, Ties, Socks, Trunks, Valises, &c. Be sure vou call at LEWIS STERN’S, Where get Good Bound to Reduce Stock! PARTIES DESIRING CLOTHING, COLTHING! Ready-Made or Made to Order. For the Next Sixty Days Should Call at .the GREAT WARDROBE! >to«V<.rk. »l» And See the Low Prices at which we are offer­ ing Q^r goods. ?™iLl^lonr' unili. to • Chicago dry good* traveler, lighting his cigar af-r-5ot a quarter per cent. But 1 had“P tracrliugfor » while. Thr dy.^j-da ndned my twiner Flnallv I came across an advertiseineui L EkBKKBT* TOXIC. 1 trlrflit ud It npUprrtaTlon Ttwre I. noUtlW I?!*, my oplnlou. equal to It a* u cure for d> W*llL .nethod resist and defeat thl* plan. Cmic.ihi.Kot.M1-Th, gte^S.4 gallon to Congress. Returns come tn slowly. M1MODK1. Sr. Lotns, M< ua*ai iur dicatmg that hl:- plurality will not be over l<, im Nu e*-ttmnti- can yet be made ol the .' Jtl-.-tnn. twit it will delegation will undoubtedly stand Ing that pretlte tact. FARKKR’S E. S. PIERCE, COSCORP. X- UNDER TOWER BLOCK; GRAND RAPIDS, MICH Corn*, and all Skta exaL'inatam SSeofratio MW �TEN LIVES LOST. I The excitement of electiua is now -— I On« of lha nxm over, and the time for cairn reasoning is at hand. The results of the great contest should afford .much f<xxl for Bhrobs and trees of great rally thought to the green backers of Barry character— b the faipoua banyan, w'h Hastings, Mich., November 13,1884. county and Michigan. We would like Dynamite Factory Expljxfra, Killing extraordinary habit of growth and enor­ mous proportions so mueh astonish those Entered at the Portoffice at Hasting!, Mich, them to name a single thing their party whose idea ot a large tree has been ■ortransndrsion through the mails as second has gained. It has completely lost its formed from what we tn Europe consider identity. Ben Butler polled fewer votes giant forest trees. The banyan, whose than did Weaver in 1881) not only in spreading, bowery roof, beneath which EDITORIAL NOTES. DEATH IX TWO SHAPES. . tills state and county, but in the coun­ whole village® of huta find shade and Kkadixo, Pa., Nov. 7.—A terrible dis­ shelter, is supported by gigantic pillar­ try at large. Henceforth the green ­ If it should prove true that Cleve­ aster occurred this afternoon at Stouchsburg, land will be our next president, our backer must make his choice between a small village in tlie western part ot this like urope, formed by descending aerial roots? which, on reaching the ground, greatest regret will lie that the demo- j the republican and democratic parties. county. Shortly before Jhree o’clock the assume the appearance and perform the static party has not a majority in the At the latest report, Seth C. Moffatt, dynamite works of IL W. Stump Jk Co., lo­ functions of separate trunk.’. The fol* next senateas well as in the house. A republican candidate in the eleventh cated about tlire*H|uarter» of * mile from lowing extract from Tennant e "Ceylon” great many honest and intelligent peo district of this state had 6,700 majority, tlie town, exploded, causing the. instant gives and interesung account of t!ie pe­ of three men and the fatally Injuring culiar habits of this tree, which in many pie believe that this country would re­ with one or two counties yet to hear death of two others. Tlie lotw of tlie explosion parts of .India is held sacred By the na­ ceive great benefits by a return to the from. was terrible, and was felt distinctly iu this tives: ■ city, eiglttcen miles distunt Tlie noise system of “revenue only” tariff. We "As we ascend the hills, the banyans The blow and bluster racket was was like an earthquake, and the five would like, to have nothing interfere bnililiiigs connected with the works were and a variety of figs make their appear­ worked by tlie democrats for all there with a democratic attempt in this direc­ blown' to atoms. Two of the men were ance. They are tlie Thugs efl the vege­ . ’ tion. We would like to see the1' experi­ was in it hurled a distant-.- pf S00 feet, and were so table world; for although not heeessanly horribly mutilate! that their bodies could epiphytic, jt may be said that. ?n jxjintof ment tried to the entire satisfaction of Business ought to pick up now that only lie recognized by tlie strips of clothing fact, ho single true comes to perfection, the country. For that reason we wish, the excituient of election is over. which clung to tlie bits of bleeding flesh or acquires even partial development, if Cleveland proves the successful eanscattered abont tlie premises.. One of the without the destruction of some other to lidate, that he had both houses ot his ' The Ben Butler fiasco is the laughing men was blown high hi tlie air. add part of fix itself as its supporter. The family his body was found lodged in tlie branches generally make their uppearance as own political faith. We believe that stock of the country. of a large oak tree a hundred feet away. slender roots, hanging from the crown one trial of tariff tinkering would 1« all Those injured bnt not yet dead wore work­ THE: OLD WORLD. ing outside on a ^scaffolding qmi were or trunk of some oilier tree, generally a the county would want, and that 1888 pitched liuadlong to the ground and palm, among the moist bases uf would witness the triumphant return leaves, tlie seen. carried buried beneath the ruins. When the whose — Death of Engluud'i of the republican party to pdwer. debris was removed both men were thither by some bird which had fe<| 1 The Hastings Banner. Paris, Nov. 8.—The reports of the reap­ pearance of eholera have a depressing effect upon the. bourse., and tourists are again leaving tin- counwy. The Prelect of Police, at yestenluy’s session o:' titc Seine Council, expressetl the o|>ii:lb>< that the cholera would agnht .ipeedily disippea:. as only Isolated vases are reported. The report* of cholera trim: midnight ou Tuunutay to eight o’clock last evening allow rweotyseveu cases and eight deaths, inteluding one In a suburb of Toulon, three at Nantes uid out* at Oran. Madrid. Nov. 8.—Tbe floods tu .-tlicatae have destroyi-d the Faubourg Caradwte, ar.f a rock which was thrown ilo*n by avalanche battered down the old stuns wall* of the city. The towns of Carcajriuv. near the River J near, Alelra, on «ut Island m the River Jumr. all in theProvlnceof Vivcncla, have been submerged- Great dauurge lias been done to factories, bridges and resi­ dences. Paris, Nov. 8.—The Senate has adopted three articles of tlie Senatorial Reform bill proriding fur the election of two hundred and rwenty-five Seuatoro by the depart­ ments ami the colonies and seventy-five by the Senate. The tenu of service is fixed at nine years Instead of life. I*retendera to It must be a source of satisfaction to fye throne are declared Ineligible to tbs’ Prosecutor Colgrove to be so splendidly Senate. London, Nov. 7.—Thomas Shaw, mem­ vindicated as' he has been by the voters of Parliament from Halifax;-who has be­ of Barry county. * There were of course, ber fore been mentioned in connection with tho many false charges made against other Postal Dejiartiuent, has been appointed candidates on the republican county successor uf tire late Postmaster-General • Eawcett ticket.* But against none other was the [Henry Pawetat was born In 1835 utrl grad­ light waged with so much pure cussed­ uated with the hlgheat mathematical Honora. from Trinity Hali. Cambridge, in 1866. Boon ness as against Mr. Colgrove. The paid after he was -made blind for life through roauh of an occidental discharge of hla emissaries of the prohibition party put' tho father's gun while both were out shooting. In in their.heaviest lying against him.. suite of this calamity Henry Fawcett turned attention to the study of economic Hclence, Re was the target for their abuse and Ids and he soon bccnnin professor of political In the university, a position he held vilification. Their vile tongues found economy at tlie time of his death. His lecture-rooir. little other occupation than slander was ever crowded. In UBT Mr. Fawcett mar­ . Tied Mias Millicent Garrett, by whom be against our worthy prosecutor. The leaves several children. At the time of his be was Postmaster-General and repre­ result was that he ran ahead of his tick­ death sented the borough of Hacknoy In the House et in every polling place in the county, of Commons. N aplkm , Nov. 7.—The cholera lias re­ overcame the fusion plurality of 234, appeared In tirta city. Within the past together with a number of votes for twenty-four lH>urs there have been seven his opponent on the prohibition ticket. cases and two deaths reported. London, Nov. 10.—Nantes has thus far ®d wjis elected by 296 majority. “Good had nearly, fifty deaths, and it is suspected enough, Phil. As Ike Vrooman says.' that cholera has appeared In. other channel “Phil, is the republican nucnltis of Bar- •, hamlets than Yport. Paris papers say that j since June there have been one hundred ry countyr i and sixty roses of cholera in Paris, sixty of With a majority in the legislature op- j which proved fatal. ,"hn?ur >-£-'AsssSs The achievements of the prohibition party in this state are worthy of note. Their herculean labors resulted in poll­ ing about 20,000 votes—half of what they expected. They are directly re­ sponsible for the fact that Michigan has a democratic legislature. When they get prohibition from that source we will look for onions on a green bay tree. They gave New York to Cleve­ land, if it is finally determined that Cleveland has the empire state. In Barry cdunty they defeated men who have given time and money to the tem­ perance cause; and what is the gain? Do prohibitionists think the republican party will disband and unite with the followers of St John? If they are hugging any such delusion they may as well let go of it at once. The republicamparty will not forget who were its most bitter-and .vindictive enemies in the campaign just closed. • members of that body pledged.to intro-1 teenth arroudissemente. During tlie fortyeight hours ended at midnight Saturday dace bills tZ to repeal 2.Z the L....t existing laws Which impow restrirtloM u|»n the I 2*«J‘ “1CTe T?V’f’r,7j !$“ “w “** ..... .... ....... AtMontreoll 10MWMM.WW liquor traffic; it will be seen w.hat a reix>rted during tbe same time. Yesterday grand show there is in Michigan for one fresh case was reported at-St Nazaire, '■nr < leaDis at Nantes. The cholera is prohibitory legislation. The prohibi­ ng Paris hotels, Tlie Iniransigcant tionists are responsible for this condition Foreign and provincial guests have r bf affairs. They stated that free whisk­ hurriedly left the Grand Hotel, and there ey was what they wanted, and are in a are now only eighteen families in the whole fair way to have their wish realized. Of house. Parih, Nov. la—A dispatch from Admir­ course this will give the temperance al Courbet, dated Kelung, Friday. Novem­ cause a grand boom. The right way to ber 7, says that tlie Chines® had attacked the fortified works commanding the road to win a victory is to divide your army Tamsul, but hod bemi reptihted with heavy and set them tn fighting each other loss after three hours' fightbig. Parin, Nov. 10.—Tlie divorce of iladame instead of the enemy. Ben Butler is still a shrewd and cun­ ning politician; but his attempt to build up a “People’s” party was the most dis­ mal and conspictuous failure in our his­ tory. His independent dodge did not aad will not work. \n the future as in tbe past, the tight wjll be between the democratic and republican parties. Ben Butler does not hold “tlie balance of power” and has no leverage with which to move either republican or democrat­ ic national conventions. His campaign was a fizzle, and himself is left without a party He, aa all other greenbackers, must now choose between the republi­ can and democratic parties. The democratic claim of Cleveland’s election is altogether unjust and unwar­ ranted by the facta in the case. The same is true of the republican claim in regard to Blaine. It all hinges on New York. Neither party claims 1,000 plural­ ity. There are 2^300 election precincta. A change of half a vote in each pre­ cinct would overcome the plurality claimed by either side. In the face of aU this it is worse than folly to assert that either party is victorious in the empire state. Why not both parties act reasonably, and wait for the official count? These must be lonesome days for the average greenbacks. His party is comffctely trunk out of sight. The great “People’s party" has traveled to that toysterious etc., and the date of its re- Patti from her husband, the Marquis de Caux. won to-day made absolute. Ixixnnx, Nov. 10.—Tlie Government bas decided to limit tlie increased expenditure on tlie navy-during the .comiug financial year to 81.200.000. opposing the proposal to divert tli * sinking fund to defray tbe ««4 of new ship* The excises of the Nile ex­ pedition. of the South African rrlnforcemente, and of tbe imTcase in the navy will be met by an extra income tux of two pence. Pawn, Nov. 10.—Lti Liberie says that Premier Ferry will natnounce to the Ton­ quin Committee that the Cabinet conncil on Saturday agreed to foregu tlie demand for an Indemnity from China, and tiiut prvliiniiiary peiwe negotiations with China have been almost concluded. found bleetlhiK nid unconscious. Tnc buildings -in the m-lghbortiood were badly shaken. I'oors and shutters were torn from their hinges and windows BiiiMhed. Tlie Lutheran Chureli was com­ pletely demolished and several dwellings were unruoofed. In tho three hundred or more dwellings in the town, only.a few of the window panes remain unbroken. In Wonietadurf, Sheridan, RobeMinla, New­ manstown and Kichhmd, neighboring vil­ lages, the shock was so severe us io topple over chinuteys and break huuilreds of win­ dows. Robesoxia, Pa., Nov. 7.—This village was tho Ncene of a terrible and distressing accident shortly iteforo three, o’clock yester­ day afternoon, which resultel in tiieinstant death of seven men, and the serious injury of five others. Tbe men were engaged in Ihibig one of tlie large •tacksconneeU.’d with Ferguson & White's furnace near the town. The stack is about one hundred and sixty feet high. Seven of the men were working at the bottom, and die other five near tlie top. Suddenly, and witlioht a moments warn­ ing tlie structure Ixynn to tremble and top­ pled partly over, precipitating about sixty tons of brick and other material upon those at the bottom, crushing them to death. Those on the top were also plunged into tlie stack, but by hard work the villagers and employes succeeded in extricating them alive, although several w»e so badly in­ jured that they may die. Robe­ sonia is only five* miles from the scene of the terrible dynamite explosion at Stouchsburg yesterday afternoon. It is believed that tlie shock produced by tho explosion caused, tin- stack to fall. The damage may probably reach 825.00a A FEARFUL TRAGEDY. Htuiband'* Treatment, Takes UU I.lfe and that of Her Little Child, and At- asking the appointtpent of a receiver for tlie estate of her deceased hudand. jiendlng tbe contest over his xjilL She wtimates the value uf the Times ul .?1,000.000. Judge Tuley will hear argtunents next Wedne*day. lias reduct'd the rate uf interest on Imtancee to two per cent Twenty other institutions propose to vote for similar action by tbe a© • j • ' I I [ | Nxw York, Nov. 8. — Tin* failure throughout Um couidry during the sever days ending yesterday, a* reported by R. <1 Dun & Co, muuber. iu file United States 185: bi Caiuftk, 21; total, 206. This is a marked d<«?reaae over last week, when the total was 267. and the previous week, 258. The decrease arises In tbe New England 2nd Middle States and: in New York City- POWDER Absolutely Pure. O ur bltttsings are not appreciated un­ til we are deprived ®f them. Most not­ able among them is health, the lack of which magnifier* pur other burdens. A hacking cough, a severe cohl, or any throat or lung disease is -very trouble■some; but all these may lie quickly and permanently removed by Dr. Biglowd Positive Cure. ITk-s 50 cents; trial bottles free of Fred’k Hotchkiss.’ 1 rusrrei ot purfs x^totasomeueM. yiqiY than tin- ordinary kind*, si’draimot lcompetition with the.imdtinHcof l<>« u^i weight, itlum or piwxjdi d.- pokier. s.).i fnr.uw. Rnvvi. Bakisg p.,„ ..K1I < , DIVORCES^ TbetaSSMEsriSw * Mid COUGH NO MORE firmly agglutinating under pressure, teroal use. for bants, scalds,•uta, etc. It rau- 1 •Rmigh o<i I'oUghs." • Troches. i.v.; b:t!*an> u»d .dmUg fh. fight through iotrr- i F»; : rtices that 1< look like loophole* in a furret” Deep twilight always prevails undur the shade of the spreading foliage, through which not a ray of bright light, can pierce, nud the awn and dread with which the Buddhist villagers regard this sacred tree is very intelligible. In the Worn! Musuuin nt Kew there is n tine specimen of a palm trunk, upon which the strangling growth of a banyan's 1. _L ----rr.. _--------kable ---------------roots is well shown. The remarkable way in which the roots become united to each other at every point where they touch is observable in the specimen just named.—Scientific American RIOT IN HOCKING VALLEY. THE MARKETS. Washington, Nov. 10.—Walter Evans, Commtaionei of lirtermil Kevenue, hi his annual report tu Ute Secretary of the Tnraur ury, stows receipts from ail source* of in­ ternal revenue taxation during tlie fiscal year ended June 80. 1884, of »12lAM).0W,aj» compared with f!44,55%SH for the year 1883. Tlie ComndMioMT estiHiateH that 8115,000.000 will be collected during iiiu procewUaB to we enmedra: there inarched thirteen AnfliNshopq, sixty-five Bishop*, scores of Abbots, Monslgnora. Viearo-Gen- I era!, Superiors of religious orders, rectors of | seminaries, theologlMns aud minor clergy. 1 The ceremonies were presided over by Archblsliop Gibbons. ApotUolte Delegate. . upon the hg. begins to germinate. This root, branchjng'as it descends, envelops of Griggs’ Glycerinejialve, which is a statrdfed r.-uM<ia fr. dXn; — crueltv. ----- inroi.iscitibiiitv ,.'t" the trunk of the supporting tree with a sure cure for cute, bniiees, scalds, burns, Intemperance. free.w7r Stale ATp»i: Other Bores. sores, Will will pos pos-­ vineJ™*: l’u-vvuur ?,u.r *’mu n*;P:«nd M* add re— at network wood, and at lengt|i, jjene- wounds, and allI other les, tetter and all skin nJ? *<A ’ ' or i«..-,1H trating fhe ground, attains tuc'dimen­ itively cure piles, tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this wonder healer. sions uf astern: but. unlike a stem, it throws out no Imds, leaves or flowers. Satisfaction guaranteed or money re­ Ask for "Rough ou Cmudi*." fcr<-«xu.as < The true stem, with its bmncho, its. funded. Only 25 cents. For sale by F. *orc thrunt. hoaraeile**. TrocLe». tie. . : . foliage and fruit springing upward from Hotchkiss. “Bough uu Hate.** the crown of the tree, whence the root ... ,. . , . ■ ■ -- ■ Clrsrit out ruts. iHi«e.roaeta-».fl>,>. ant­ is seen descending, and from 11 h bjjue the Frederick Hotchkiss. Hie druggist, I* alwavs । Imi<h,skunks.eMptaunks.gopher*., r- Dm. pendulous rootlets, which on reaching wide mvak<.10 biMtnes.* raid *psre» no palus io , Heart rajn». the earth tlx themselves firmly and form I the agency for Kemp'*1 Baliam for . PWplpltatlon. droiwical sweein the marveluuti growth for which th^ Consumption. Cooglu. Cold*. Asthma. Bron r ' banvan is rib celebrated In the deuth ‘ »“<*H11 “flection* of the throat and lungs. Mm“u‘ ««»*«vrr. uanvan is s»> ceicurat. a. tn u»e aeptn ,a lw,1UTO ^umuitee. Price 30c. audit. “Rough ou < orn.." of thia grove the original tr>^ is invar- < , ; »,k fl-. to_|U. yeryud .ill, Jiu.r.11, by .1,. folds and weight —I., of its ------resist1!(•>< -----com­ <-«>ld», ttroiip. asthma, deafhere ami rheumatism. ! *nl1'-Kuugh on rzrifi" Poroti^e.l !*la>tri panion, it dies, and leaves the fig in un­ I ----------------------------------------------------- ------------ ---- ------disturbed possession /if its place. It is not uhusiinl to tind a fig tree io tbe for­ aud profit by this golden opttortuuRy prareuted ; est hnd been thus upbortic till ..it to you by Dr. A. vV. Chask author of Chare — which --------------------------------- {— . Thin People. became a standard, now funning a hoi- FamflyReceipt Book, in placing to every drug t ••Well*' Health Renewer" retort* rn-atii , <, !□’ eylimler the «m.r of wl.lob wn. uiTr. rw'coiS"“UU I ouee 1 filled by the susUunin? tree, but j sore Throat, influenza, Whooping Cough, IT.ln I • .... 7 the empty walls form a circular net- I c,MF‘,C,p%M’ ^5w hooping < «•••<!». Um..!? Jr 'intor-l../U.a .ua other disease* of the throat and lungs. Thl» And tbe many throat affection* ul chllitr.-n work of interlace d roots and branches preparation is alto an excellent remedy for ex- promptly. pleaMiitiy- ahd safely rellevcM Chicago, Nov. 7.—Yesterday afternoon, while laboring under evident -Insanity, Mra Delia Gardner shot her husband. Dr. S. a Whipping Children. Gardner^and her little daughter, aged fif­ teen months, killing them instantly. She A parent - who don’t know how u then shot herself behind tbe left ear. inflict­ jlpvern 'a child without whipping it ing a very* serious, though not fatal wound ought to surrender tbe care of that child Dr. and Mra Gardner had been married to a wiser person. Sportsmen once eight years. They were fl rat cousins, thought it WM necexsart to lash theit and had seemingly lived ' happily to­ dogs when training them" for tbe field. gether initil about a year ago, They know now that the whip should when through some unfortunate specula­ tion the busband lost a considerable sum of ' never be used. Horsemen once thought money. From that time on he began to it wm necessary to whip eolte to teach complain of his wife's actions, charging her them to start on the six>( at tlie word, with various misdoings, of which, accord­ and pull Meadilv. They know now that ing to the statements of his mother, who an apple Is better th^u the laah, and a lived with the couple, he had no proof. caress is better than a blow. If dog» Yesterday he packed hl/tiunk and stated and horses can be thus educated with­ that he was going to leave hla wife ami out nunishment, what is there Id unr daughter, and would not return again. The children which makes it necessary to poor woman plead with him not to desert her, but he was Inexorable, and she became frantic, rhargiijrtbat for some unaccounta­ intelligence? Have they colder hearts? they lower in the scale of beingF ble reason lie was determined to drive her Are We have heard many old people say: out of his mind. The dootor refused to listen to her longer, aru| while "If we were tu bring up another child going down stairs to carry out Ills we should never whip it.” Instead ot CAJUCIWVI expiesscil Iiimiuuu Intention of guiug going away »nu> 1 from IVIU ,. God doing so little for children that her, she. shot him, the ball entering Ids/. “ they 1*7 must be whipped to goudness, He head, killing him instantly. She then en- has baa done <] so much 1for them that oven a tered the room where her babe was sleep­ whipping can't ruin them—that in as a ing peacefully in its crib, and sent a bull ruld. But alas, many children are 0! crashing through its brain. She afterward such quality that a blow makes them shot hsrself as above stated. The pour woman was taken to tlie County Hospital, cowardly, or reofleM. or deceitful, or Whipping maker and at last accounts was still alive. There permanently upiv. is no doubt but that .her husband's treat­ children .lie,. Whipping makes them Whipping makes ment of her unsettled her brain, anti that hate their parents. sbe wax not responsible for her terrible home distasteful—makes the boys run deed. She Is highly spoken of by her away, makes the girU seek happinest neighbors, who praise her as a woman of anywhere and anyhow. Whipping U irreproachable character. barbarous. Don’t whip. — Baptut WceJUy. Clkvf.laxd. O., Nov. 8.—A riot took place Thursday night in the Hocking Val­ ley, Murray City being attacked by armed men supjxHed to be strikers. A regular fusillade took place between them and tlie ]K>lice. The latter would have, been'worst­ ed had it not been for a squad of Pinkenton’s men, who, under hergciuit McKIrby, 1 flanked the attacking jnrty and drove them Wabjhngtox. Nuv. 8.—The ITvsklrut I off. All tlie telegraph lines between Co­ lias Issued the following jirucLinial im: a , luiiiDus and Cleveland were cut. The Car"Tbe oeasou U nlyii ata’ll it»> tho >early Ik>ii Hill A .Sandy Run Railroad bridges wont of the jxyipki to observe a daj noiKiluted > were burned, which stops all traflk* over for thin purpose bytbo Pn uMcnt ns an es­ the .Straitaville and Monday Creek branches. pecial iKxanion for thaukwirinjr unto God. Coi.lmbvm,D., Nov. 8.—President Green, Now, tbenrfore, iu recnjrnltloa of this hal­ lowed cuaIimu. I, Ctasncr. A. Arthur. l*resldmt 1 of tho Columbus, Bucking Valley AyToludo of the United Ftates, do hereby drol*D*le I Railrond. lias requested Govenior^Hoadly as such, day ot thanksuivinar Thursday, the 27tb of Ihi* prment November; and 1 do I to order out the militia, on account of tlie rocouuneii'l that thrnuchout the laud the peo­ burning of bridge* hi Hocking County. ple. coasin* from their accuatomed ocoypsp , Sheriff McCarty, of Hocking County tel­ tlons. du thou keep holiday at tliidr sewr<L egraphed to the Governor to order out the places of worship, and with heart and voice troops. The Sheriff say® lie could manage pay reverent acknowledgment to tbe Giver of all good for the countieHS bteMlngi> wherewith ! Hocking County if Perry and Athens Coun1 ties were looked after. No trouble lias been He has v isltnd thb Nation." reported so far. Governor Hoadly is in In the Circuit Court nt Chicago, Mrs. Cincinnati, and the call has not been anI swered. Eureka C. Storey filed a bill in chanoery I» Roman CalhoHc Church In the United , . ‘ -r |>r. «- *1 8200 REWARD! M will' pay —•- above •' “'Tbe Tta undersigned underelKmsl will reward for I ' l»*to«»t relief fw urafateta, toottoulu I any cat® of tick headache. liver aomptaint, dye-1 Jf’*1*-, A'lt ior ••'Wii <’•' Tootimafcr. pepsin. Indlfftatian, pepata. indiKretian, constiballon eonstibalion or w coativenem coaUvetiem eem’they cannot cure with Dr. A. W. fhaae's AntlBllflous Liver Pills, when directions are strictly Ladies who would retain fre»imcs» and v. 41 compled with, they are |>urel) vegetable and tty. DonT fail to try ’.Wen's Health Boner rt nrwisctrfper iwx.*1 lioliowny, dnurgtsta. Hocking, irritatliic conghs. coM< acre throat, IJver 1111*. Manufactured cured by ‘'BourIi on Coughs." Troche- !>. SgTjy nr**!? wch only by Dr. A. W. Chasb Mon. Co.. Detroit. IJquld, 25c. Dr. A. W. ChaSe’s American x Liniment. "Rough on itch" cures huiuurs, eruption* i blafns °n"’teUCr'!M*11 rhputu' fretted feet.< I.H1-1- This - Liniment is calculated for internal as weH as external use In cholic, cholera morbus, ChlMreii, slow in development, pun v, pains in tbe stomach ’• •« - ----- —— ■*“' ’ Wens’ Health Ren'cv m m pain destroyer I------- -uabie hi neuralgia,. rheumatic pains, braises, w»« sprains, sorenesv; tn cases whe a re unimeut® Three or four hours every lught eMigldut to all rases k your druggist for Dr. A. j immediate relief and sound rest byViirag 1 «'H A«g Mm •'().. Detroit. Mich. For Mir at W. K |h ,*B r<U’* Por”B,M'd ’ l»-tr J.&L.I... Hollow ay's drugstore. , Strengthening,improved, flu- l»eM for ------ ------------------- - ----- ■—.... - ■ * ■■ ache, pita* In chest or side, rtieniuathm Mortgage Hale. , • | ralgiit. liefsuit having been made id the conditions uf ! THE COMPLETE HOME. I boo*. Ne- Iran, to Hannah K. H*le of the state of No . York, ix-uring date February 8th, 1875 and re-1 corded In the oiDee of the Register of Deeds fori Barry county, MkhlKRH, on liw 31st day of March, 1873, In liber "J" of Mortgages on page I -....w th® powcf“of sate eontahted i i ,n Ml<1 »»urtgMrv l>ecamc operative, aud no suit ' ,« icatnm »o B< w»3> IIS ' 6 ft. a ywca c*; sy mil. ■ ■iu,,-,, mmcr Mic ucm secunxi uy mio . [mc~--------------------—• — J *•-- of —1 . lortaagt* 01 any part •*-thereof, and the sum one i1 t !u thousand■ eight hundred and thirt> 11,8301 •*”— *1 now elaimeU to be due upon Mid | j mortgage vo'.lcr Is Uicrefun- given that said ; • | i»ortgage wiiIII be foreclosed t»y a sale of the - premises therein described or some , irart‘ thereof■ to-wlt; AM the foUowing deaenlied laud situated in the township of Hope. Barry county, Michigan, viz.-, the east halt of the' MMilb-eart quarter ot Section thirty three (331 I Town two north range nine west, containing I M acres more or less, atmibllc vendue 0»i the I 2ist day of Februaiy next. taM, at noon st the front door«the (Wt House, in the cit) of Hastliixs In Mid county, that being the place of bo.V!l.n^ l£e c,ITUlt Court In said count). I Dated. Nov. izttojMH. . J n a aetBEi tex w rem CURE Probate Order. ’ State of Michlgiui. <'oun is. At a setudon of the rt fur Lhe eor-nty of Barry, hoklen « OflJw' tn Mek Htadsch® and relieve aU the trouble Isdthe city of Hiwinigs. in mild county, ou Mon­ day, the 10th dav of November, in the year, one tiwusand eight hundred and eighty-four. Prerenl. (Went Smith. Jnd<r of Probate. In the matter of the estate ol Klam Crook. deceared. v . : «t'<l Altai tbe petition, duly veri fled, of E..J.Crook.admlulMrator of said estate, praying that his final account heretofore fi-ni >.yrt Carter’iLRtle Liw Pills arc wpisllr tnay be heard and allowed and he dtacbargnl irom Ins Mid trust. rdra® of th® stomach, sttamMc ti utatethcbowrla. Rvm if they onlj SICK UVB OTOCK-Cattle ... Sheep.......................... Hop............................ FLOUR-Ow* to Choice Patoota...... WHBAT-No.2 Hed No. 2 Spring . . CORN OATS— Wwtcro Mixed «i«l MlloUi.rluIrHMM In uld cwnte PORK— LARD—Strein... I'HEESB............. WOOL—Ik*oie»ri. BSBS KS-Kxu. Choice Good Medium Batoberv* Slock .......... Interior Ctrtte u‘ cbok* HHKKP RCTTRH-4!r»i» invrr Good io Choice Udry... HEAD Rurajrj® u*;s uibi i wins petitioner should not be granted. Mtaty ttMluxaxlMmdoes aote9dh®r«,aiidtboM W?rr ,h«‘ “*'> petitioner Who ones try tb«n will and give lurtlre Io tlie prrwms Interested in said ptate. of tlw pendency of said petition, and the leBrhiKtlijTrof.by.aiislsignroiiyof hl. order to be publlsbed lu tbe Hustings IIannkk, a newspaper )irtnted mid etemtated In Mid county trf Barry, one® In each week fiuvthree successive weeks, previous to aald <lav of hearing v re ■re' ▼ ▼ * ... ClKMBT 8MITH. Ta IM bene nfw> may Urae that here Is wbrrewr (A true copy.) .liulgr of Probate, j nak® our grant boast. Our pills curs it whila ---------------- I «*S! __ ____________ „ I State of Miebtaan. Counts of Itarrv-m. ACHE 21 te........... GRAIN--WlNatWi Oom. No/S* OucNa 3...:. Rye. No. 9. Itart-y.JIaS BROOM CflR.NGreen Huri.... Fine G reon.... Interior POTATO £8-<buj Couah abd Woand Raluun. Price, large IxHtlrs , “-'™ a"J* w‘,n' fl.06: ei.uu; .mall niiuui iMXties. row*, .-net*. .oris. Mamiiretured .viunuiiwiurra only on : *«“• *“* "rib HealthHeneucr 1 by Dn. r».. A. . W. w Chans Mku. Cm.. Detroit. —1. uaJC Mich. ' I. gist*. For mile al W. J. & L. L. HpUowav's drug •tore. -- •aS a and eighty-four.y'*r ei■k'ut'hm ght hundred Prere-nt. Clement ttailth. -hwlgv of Probate. sun" <le?cn",l<V'' *he pl w,11ta«i Mornrrhrt2&!M l.h” ‘“fly verified. bydraaMaevwrnMn, CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. br lteeured to sell the reslnrtaD- ta-longinc to for radons therein ret forth. LL-MHKK Cotnumu Boned* FMM-ftig.......... . JOB PRINTING, faith., Htilnglo*............... ,.a^. EAST LIBERTY CATTLE-Bret. Letter Heads, Note Heeds. Cir­ culars, Envelopes, Etc.. — at rm— (AtnFwpy.) BANNER OFFICE �Vfilter her fJ rtf</ The Hastings Banner. W^Looj, rteriff. 41; Abbey, clerk, ISing their own rtatn. willchargrt i6 Sit. rW' S: city sovzBifiaarT. «®t« tor.^mimion mrtegw of HASTINGS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IS. IBM. ’Severn!n newMa---------n Not. Full . » UMlw»)lader, coinmiMion— no and toe nnk. Mnnehwer. surv..j^ The enUrpriw of Mwra. Jordan A j rw-Tlie Banner office la connected with f.nrsl Telenlinne Fvrho f"rnl!l,'in« ■» 'P<wiou3 and epteodiuly equipport skating rink la to i -to? to^to^S.'S*'' be highly commanded. Welwipeak for ' iSSoFUf ----majority ot the fueion state Ucket mw, to fill them a hberal patronage, and expect w^rfotT7,Ln. H. Haytrn '’"-r? Pro’!*r™s husiness tn nuoerrore* Lnheralty, and a ftn. »i. th?? f^iictilatian this week, 1,700. the r line. They wiffconduct. the rink outlonist, will give dramatic and th tbe moot orderly manner; will toler­ ■ ' I........... ....... . xhe whut All^n McOmber has to offer orouxreadmgaat l nton ate no rowdyism, but wm k«p their oltj on Thursday evening of next week •.fail week. I Place free from all that can give offense. ^p‘T’,rd'fihe au,pi'* .Jiipgk SMiTivhas his hands full of unites of the Presbyterian <-hun-h Members of the K. of P. lodge are re­ STERRTXS.l^ JOSKB. W». H. »IEBBL\8, aldermen of city of HMtixnre. djiess these days. Popnlar prices of adtnS^ "*• quested to be on hand promptly next Attest • JOHN Varov. Monday evening, l.;ivris Stern has a change in his ad­ I PEJtBONaL The Morning Telegram, of Grand vertisement this week. Messrs. Dan and Eldyn Reynolds Hupids. is becoming a favorite here, Railroad meeting at the court house **,' 2? LretUra«* from “ extended visit the paper is ably managed and edited, A Tinkler, rent of room Wl? SU-bbini', Alien Joom, °° this Thursday, evening. to their parents in New York Male. and gives all the news for two cents. ,' It is about time for the merchants to In order to reduce my stock I wiU sell at Public Auction, Mr. M. Gardenler and family, of « e hope its popularity may increase. their holiday advertisements. at my residence in BALTIMORE, five miles south of the city A1I,nttrS’ N’ Y" *” "Pftndi“K « few days Notice to jurors. ■ ’uysicians report a great deal of wife of Hastings, at 10 0 clock a. m., /, 5',’rUI‘ A' "• Lov,-1’“d ™<1 Those jtirora drawn for the Novem­ kness from colds and kindred com- i ber term of court, will please take R J<miaD. rent of room. ,„ S It C. Sawi>Er, general agent for notice that the circuit court for Barry Ad»SS7.'re”‘0"*bk',“-^’'‘ -■ ! •:: the jtxst week, tbe Indian sum­ Barry Co., for the Dayton Hedge Co county ig, by direction of Judge Hooker JOH.X WEIS8KBT. Border. : ■ :ut« Itecn peculiarly pleasant to the adjquraed until Monday, December 1st, reports good work for his company . ertige democrat. ■ PrtAmong the customers for good strips next All jurors summoned for the >. i present writing it is not known are the following, who are first class November term will be on hand prompt­ ly to rubpond to their names in the af hcthej dr not the constitutional farmers: -’ . . . . . . . . . . . . S“ ternoon of December 1sta-ueudments carried. • lieo. Osborn, John W. stllson. John ^ei? ^or8es ami Colts from 1 to 5 years old; alss oneCHARuta M. MACK,/ Uiin’t fail to be at Messer’s rink Sat- Kurtz, Wm. Trego, John J. Hender­ i ‘ a*,1* Holloway.. .......... «. M County Cl^riR jm. Bwin.. .......... "" half Norman Stallion 6 years old: and about w 10 x*uru«u Durham d.u night, and see Prof. 8. J. Acker shott. J. W. Hendershott, Nelson H Geo-Reed »............. ,£ COMMUMICA’HBD. Cattle, consisting of 2 young Bulls and balance Cows E. WUktm. ........................................ ’12? th’his trained dogs. Cross, Pierce Travis, John Barber. H. WITOBBANN^“a,"’SW”’‘“C H.Miuer.................................... and Heifers, all registered or entitled to registry. IS , Hits Issue will be found a compre- M. Chase, Man in Flower, A. D. Storms, g* Permit me to pay a brief communi­ h. c. Bauey.G; i :..-ne Account of the result of the Michael Doster, Walter Spaulding ord^^L^ k ” r ' th ** «wconnis ’ be ‘ «Jtowid aad David Reynolds and others. Ferms of Sale.“One year’s time will be given on good en­ cation to tlie Banner readers. •-.•tian in the several states. all ay^ rwuccttve fundx. Carried by Since my last letter we have endured dorsed notes lieariug 7 per cent interest with 10 per cent from died, in Rutland, Nov. 6,1884, Clara -Wewalk on Ewt date if not paid when due. ‘ Court Calkndkr. FoUowing is the the “hot wave” of August and numer­ I-. He, infant daughter of Alvin and circuit court calendar for the Novem­ ous campaign speeches by noted persons Adjourned tilll Saturday evening. Nov. A i !ia Phillip*. Born Sept. 21.1884. ber term: JOHN WEIBHERT, Recorder. et a).—Butler, Logan. Fremont and .1*.7 us make the last pull necessary People vs. Levi Everett, larceny. a<< adjourned. Board nreM-nt Blaine, for instance—but during the Council jnel Su,hw “-- J“" wtoST^1 eopie vs. George P. Saddler, assault past sennight the streets have been rife : . >e< u.’c the new railroad. Attend the and battery. ■ cling to-night at the court room. JOHN WI^MERT, Recorder. People vs. Samuel McManigal, assault xsith news boys, and tlie community I1!E board of canvassers were in ses- with intent io murder. animated over the close election. Can­ n threedhja of this week. NutnerPeople V8.x>aniel F. Newton, adultery. didates and authors of uagers lost In the days of biliouraess when vour People vs. Lydia L. Cox and Man many an hour of midnight repose, as jijj- rrors in the returns caused the deliver is forbid mid your skin yellow, re­ Cox; concealing death 1 mataril child. People vs. George Cox. receiving stol­ they hung around hotel lobbies await­ member you have a never-failing friend ing the latest bulletin. The offices ahd in Dr. Jones'Ret! Clover Tonic, which Wk are pleased to note that large en property. I eopie vs; Orao Strong, assault with corridors of hotels which have lieen is UDequaled m purity and efficacious­ umbers are paying their subscription intent ness. Ip caces of dyspepsia, eostiveness, to murder. thronged for the week past, now pre­ ague and malana diseases and diseases tcints at this office. And there is People vs. Joseph T. Goucher, rape. of the blood and kidneys, its action is roiffn for more. • 1 eopie vs. Darwin J. McKay, murder. sent a deserted appearance. pronipt and cure sneedy. Price BOcents, One hundred and fifty-three of two of Albert Roach vs. Albert Stanley, FredTc Hotchkiss. Mr. D. McOmber, of Baltimore, ad- ejectment. hundred and one parts of democracy ■. ertisaB an auction sale of horses and Henry L. Newton et aL vh. Michigan appear to have decided the quadrennial i KT®*1.' rWuntt the price pan! if Ac>kiersi Btool EHxIr does not 'relieve any skin I tnorougbbred' Durham cattle. See ad. (■entral R. R. company, assumpsit. K. Mudge vs. Alien Jones, Wm. campaign, and all democrats feel jubi­ tiiaoovery. lM)rder- A »ew. but thoroughly tested for particulars. H. Stebbins, as inspectors of election, etc. lant, bo jubilant that Friday night they Mr. Ashaei. Hubbard, one of the trespass on the case. purchased long handled brooms waxed .lire Friday night. qnu.il Udr-. 1O.I M, l,«n> to Lorenzo D. Gardner vs. James Ryan “bushy" and swept the city. pi.•-overs of Barry county, died at the } and Mary Ryan, replevin. residence of J . W. Hendershott, in Irv­ Notwithstanding letters of congratu­ , ,Clu,“ny °ue bring us a raw of Kidney or Myrtle Palmer vs. John H. Smith, re­ Liver (omplnlnt that Electric Bitters will not ing towushiy Monday evening, of old plevin. lation and demonstrations of demo­ »ESto lL/enre? ,"e say they can not. as thous? of ca ws already permanently cured and ztge. Be was in his 79th year. Louis A. Fuote vs. Omo Strong, tres­ cratic felicity, many republicans grow and# arc dally recommending Electric Bitters, who pass to person. will prove, bright’s Disease, Diabetes, Weak confident that investigation of th,e em­ ' You may set it down that. Hastings Walter C. Dunham, plff. and appell­ ‘^midalnt quickly cured. .eIipurl.ry ptoml. regdlate the bowels, and . a ill not grow and Barry county will be ant vs. Philip Shafer and Emaline M. pire state frauds and “sleeping” ballot Tb act directly on the diwaaed parts. Even' bottle boxes in Virginia, will make a fairer gujmmteed. For sale at Mr. a bottle-by W. IL behind its neighbors in good markets Dunham, assumpsit. K. Beasley et al. vs. Albert count and a counter-decision. for farm produce unless we get that H.Nathaniel Keith, debt. Grand Rapids is to have a cooking school—tire Knights of Labor, an ojganization lessons other railroad. Now that election 18 for 30 shillings. Eunice Sherman vs. Charles H. Bradv, numbering about 2,000 in this place, Dad drainage causes ilckncas. had blood and over, let the new railroad receive its certiorari. Improper action of the liver and kidneys Is bad Elnora Hindmarch vs. SamueT J. with thirty carryalls, which are self- .'^nim^eto merited attention. the human system, which Burdock Prindle aad Elihu Chipman, assumpsit. paying, have been foi- five weeks wagWhaley Brooks vs. Celucius Knapp, teg a quiet war against the street rail­ In the last legislature there were B0 farmers. Eoi.r hundred and eleven, more or assumpsit. In the new body there are M. of our exchanges have held in Amos Hanlon vs. James McDonald, way company because the latter reduc­ ••beyance for the past week the start­ petition for leave to appeal. ed wages about thirty per cent, and dis­ E. Hpringer, of Mechanicsburg. Pa., writes: ling information, that, “now the smoke Carrie A. Martin vs. Gilbert W. Mar­ charged all knights in their employ. “»IMr. wm afflicted with lung fcrer and abscess on < f the tiattle has cleared from the field? tin, divorce. How long the boycotting will continue lungs, and reducts! to a walking skeleton. Got a free trial bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for James Fisher vs. Chauncey L. Taylor etc. The smoke hasn't cleared to any none can tell. Consumption, which did me so much good thatl et al., bill to quiet title. bought a dollar bottle. After using three botUes appreciable extent, as yrt. Since the noisy parades of the Salva­ found Lucy A. Jones vs. Loren Loveland et myself once more a man, completely re­ foreclosure. tion Army have been inhibited they stored to health, with a hearty appetite, - and a iaAST week a gentleman of this city aL,Wilmlner gain lu flesh of te lbs.” Call at W. H. Goodyear’s Osliorne vs. Russell B. drug store and get a free trial bottle of this cer­ advertised a parlor stove for sale. Wightman, bill to discharge mortgage. are becoming a thing of the past. tain cure for all Lung Diwaxes. Ijirge bottles Grand Rapids has graded the grounds •1.00. . through the columns of theBanner. Anna Greenwood vs. Dwight Sackett since the issue of the paper, he has et al.. Foreclosure and to determine pri­ for A city hall to be built one block ^Hetirj- Foxrttander will establish a ship yard, at from the post-office during the summer pleadings and proofs. received numerous inquiries concerning ority, Susan Goucher vs. Conrad W. Gouch­ Fred. Hotchkiss states that indigestion pre­ tty* same. He is firm in his belief that er, bill for separate support, proofs in pares every* one for disease, but guanuitoes / • . Very Truly Youri, Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets to cure all forms of iulv ertising in the Banner is of benefit open court. Indigestion. WOLVERINE. to the advertiser. / * Ionia county's apple crop this year will jlrJd The New Bink. We learn that Dr. Wright has re- growers $75,000. Every; business man of Hastings; I turned to his residence in Carlton, and M. L. Blair, alderman wh want. Scranton. Pa. Nov. 9.’w; He bad used Dr. Thomas’ «’.t-i y citizen who has property interests j will continue the practice jrf medicine. stated SJuUe Hectrie Oil for sprains, burns, cute and rheuma­ in this cite”, every farmer who markets Thanking his many frieiras for past tism. his produce here; every man who would ' Next Monday evening the Jefferson favors he respectfully solicits a share of Burlington !>oaste of a woman who lias had 19 like to'see Hastings and Barry county street roller skating rink will be open public patronage. See notice in adver­ children In '£i years. Baxter's Maudrake Bitters cure indigestion. secure permanent prosperity; should at­ to our pleasure loving public. An ex­ tising columns. Heart Burn. Costlvt-ness, and all malarial dis­ eases. « cetrtw per bottle. tend the meeting at the court house this. cellent program of exercises has lieen U. D. BRISTOL Druggist. A ttention C omrades . — Fitzgerald prepared. and the event is one that can - • Thursday, evening. Lapeer. Mich.. Feb. X 1881. Post, 12H wiU hold a regular meeting a good supply ot your Downs’ JClixIr Tins has been a sort of “cleaning up” be anticipated with well-grounded ex­ Saturday evening, Nov. 15, at 7 o'clock I (allI keep the sizes), believing it to be one of the besl Week for the Banner office. From pectations of a splendid time. Three of fast time. Important business and Cough Reme<iles put uj.. now we will give the needful attention the leading professional skaters of the mustering in of recruits will come be­ Washtenaw county frvdit Its Imprisoned cltlcent meals. to getting all the news from all parts country have been secured by Messrs. fore the post AU members, especially An Alpena fisherman bad a 4,vn ;>ouod catch of Barry county particularly, as well as Jordan A Kenfield, the proprietors and officers, are requested to be preoent. at one han! last week. ;• general reading. We shall keep the managers of the new rink. The lead­ JOHN IL DENNIS. Post Commander. Fred. Hotchkiss* distinctly slates that Ack­ ’s Engtlsii Remedy has and d«-s cure con­ Banner still in the lead in circulation, ing attraction will be “The Boy Won­ The undersigned would extend thanks er tracted consumption. Ask for < lrenlur. An der.” Master Fred Barrett, 9 years old. news an<l influence. entirely new medicine, guaranteed. to their neighbors and friends who whose evolutions on the roller skates Ten kegs of Rhlnegnld beer were drank at a At the time of going to press, are matchless and wonderful. Not so kindly assisted them in their afflic­ recent Owosw wedding. । Thursday forenoon, the county board George Uailfpbell. Hopkinsville/ Ky.. says: only the entertainment but a desire to tion, and especiaUy to Bev. C. R. Cros­ Burbock Blood Bitters Is Uw UMT wepamllou o' canvassers have not concluded their the funeral services. for the Mood see the new rink wlH draw a large aud­ . by for conducting and stormicb ever mmntfartured. ALVIN AND 1|ELIA PHILLIPS. work, and in consequence we are not ience, for whose accommodation every­ An Ice house with a ejed loti capacity has Rutland. Nov. T, 18M. ' able to publish the official vote this been erected at Flint. thing has been carefully arranged. issue. The vote on amendment relative The new rink is a well>built frame Mr. T. W. Atkins, Girard. Kan■-2'vrites: “I ••It would be no violation <>f the coninuiiid•o compensation of judges was 390 structure. 44x132 feet. The entrance never hedtate to recommend your• EtertricBit- meat,1’Mid John B. Gough. “If a man were to yci.-, and 3r»3 nays; on compensation of tail down and worship tlie silk hat. for it ia not will be from the western end. To your !S in the IlkeDMB of anything In heaven, or members of the legislature, yeas 320, left as you step insiae the- building is tbe purest and besit medicine known and will made on earth, or In the waters which are under the iXitireh cure Kidney and Liver eomnlalnU. earth.” Bealdes It heats the head and eaustw nays 10Q8. RrtA tbe blood and refalate the kowefa. Vo the office. Upon the right ia a cloak Family can afford to be without them. The) will the hair to faU off. Packer.# Hair Balsam will stop that and restore the original color to gray It will cause most of our readers room and sitting room. Near the lat­ Mve hundreds <4 doUore “> Traded hllr. Nut oily, not a dye. benefirlnf. h .'GT7 ‘.Ik- keenest regret that Frederick Alex­ ter is the stairway leading to the gal­ yew. Bold nt fifty rente Mkottle b) w. H. Good­ ^tekmsij^peirfiuned. A perfect hair dressing. year. ■ . ander is defeated for re-election as lery, which covers the office, entry-way The new free baptist dntreb of lanslnjr will county treasurer. Not that they have and cloak room, ami whose seating ca­ DIKOu tie dedicated Not. 15SEND FOR A FREE SPECIMEN CNH’Y OF aught against his opponent, who is one pacity will be fully 200. The rink prop­ Haitinqs markets. of uur best citizens; but because Mr. er is +4x120 feet. This large hall will ilereared was bon' to Alexander has made so good an officer, be beautifully trimmed with flags, ban­ 23The 1H22, uud moved to Michigan lu !»• *je wire. Uuw «y» juj 3 Was worthy of the position, and needed ners, etc. The floor will be perfection mourn »hte Io**- The fiiuonU jKirvlcty were,held Oom . .the office. The majority against him itself for the skatist, and the vast room at their residence In "'bv,rf?r‘h.Mmr aww-mbiy of fricinte and neighbors met in honor (Kntabluhed 38 Yran.) was just 5. will give the pleasure-seekers all the of u,e d.xraaed. Thr tuumd aervlcm were conuctrtl t>v Rev.- M. J. irnrrea, <rf Onui*evlUc, There will lie fun alive at Messer's space they need. All the necessary^ ar­ who u»ed for Uie foundation lor a few remarks, rink Saturday evening, as well as a rangements Have been made for proper­ •^WlmHs your life.” «• J«*» € HHte faithful hands are rotin*. solid entertainment. Prof. 8. J. Acker ly heating and lighting the hah. A drted • ?H1 give an entertainment- with' his band stand will be erected in the east Beneath tlie wtttox «»*•• 1 itb frequent Ift-column supplements. giving to its readers about 3,700 columns fpmoos trained dogs. These Jarc the era end of the building, and excellent HI - bean that beat with ktodawa of most valuable, reliable, interesting anil instructive matter in a year. For every one he knew, nhxst wonderful canines ever seen, per­ music will be furnished each evening. And biv Bps are Ivin* tlteal. forming many new and novel. trickn The skaUw of which 100 pairs have been ’nicy have bid us ail ndlru. never attempted by any others, and purchased, are all of the celebrated Where me pure In heart fdi*U be, thrir owner challenges the world to -Vinevard C.” manufacture. Where flows fife- crjmUiUtwUiu. Where grown Ute's Dealing tree. At this writing full particulars as to produce their equals. Don't fail to be country. There blnb tteir muofc wybte. there. Only the usual admission fee of ulTJRiOT, _---ten cents will be charged, and ampie Saturday forenoons will be given up to time will be given for wkrttng Remem- • m tz» 12 each fore­ only will ver the time and place. ” , noon « J. WaiGHT, ’ ' rink. Furt2wr.»n. Physician. The official canvass gives thr fusion i •Cetera 288 plurality. Pennington, con- Local News. Auction Sale! 5JSX2--S Horses and Thoroughbred Durham Cattle! Tuesday, Nov. 18th, 1884, D. McOMBER Ladies’ and Gent’s UNDERWEAR Special Peremptory Sale! W. S. Goodyear Si Co., It is with a feeling of the greatest pleasure and no-small degree of pride that we make this announcement, and we extend a most cor­ dial invitation to our friends and patrons thro’out the county to examine this- latest evidence of our business growth. This department is filled to overflow with the latest novelties. The low scale of prices which we are offering these goods will make our competitors poorer And will Enrich our Customers. W. S. Goodyear & Co ATTENTION, FARMERS I The Ohio Farmer! It is a 64-column Weekly, A AH �The day for cheap shody goods is past, and good goods are what sensible people want. I aim to keep only the best goods and in so doing have worked up a first-class trade, and with expenses of goods houses, I am able to sell at not over one-third of the other dry .two hundred ladies in the county who corresponding lower profits. The can testify to the durability’ and are wearing Broadhead Dresses which I am sole agent in this city. stylish appearance of those goods for Those elegant Dress FJannels that I am selling at ninety cents are worthy any lady's consideration.- M. E. N DRY GOODS _ ____________ 1____ f_________ (Continued from First page, tills side.) MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. At noon the other day John Donley, for —any years a resident of Richmond, Macomb-County, ahot'himself at his home, ' causing almost instantaneous death, the . bullet entering hi* breast near tbe heart. He was addicted to drink and far several days had-been more or less intoxicated. Recently he attempted to kill his wile, and bnt for the interference of the neighbors would have succeeded. Mr. Donley wa* forty years of age and leaves awif^and tear children In destitute circumstance*. ' Joseph Morely, of St. Ignnce, Mackinac County, and two or three other men, were drowned near Detour the other night, durThe charred remains found under a straw-stnek at Onondaga, Ingham County, a few days ago proved to be those of a child about twelve years old, and a tyunk contoining dressgoods, partly burned, was also found. Milk fresh from the cow is the accredited cause of the recent death of a young child of Sheriff Lowless, of Royal Oak, Oakland •County. Recent census statistics from private sour-es indicated that about half of the northern counties of Michigan had in­ creased in population during the year end*d September 1 at the rate of about 4,000 inhabitants each. Matthew Ryan won the amateur rowing championship of Michigan at Bay City tbe other day, pulling three miles in 21:31. F. J. Moses, formerly Governor of South Carolina, having been jailed in Detroit for swindling a clergyman, nearly succeeded hanging himself Ln his ceil a few days ago. When cut down he was black in the face, and Had lost consciousness. On recovering he was sentenced tu ninety days in the House-of Correct.uu. Tlie lire in the Calumet ami Hecla Mine has been extinguished, aud work has been ' r-eaumrd. . ,R. B. Codky, of Battle Creek, was ar­ rested recently aud sent to tbe county jail far twenty days for drunkneui. He pe­ titioned tlie Council to let him out, saying ht had a wife and baby to take careuf, aud they granted his request. A live snake of an imported variety-was found in a box of lemon* at Battle Creek a few days ago. I A fire at Evart, Osceola County, the other DR. ALBERT’S Cleveland Medical Institute, ronowlhg tabla wflt khow the status of the Senate. Anthony's suoccreor and the two Boadjusteni being included tn the BcimbUcan column: Present Senate; Term* expire jj n Holding over.. Already eiecft-d.. Already chosen. Anurcd............. Total certain.. ...................... ......... . ...................... .... ® This leaves nine Senators in doubt, to bo cbopen by the following Stales: California; • ulorudo, < oiinectlcut, Illinois, Indiana, Nevada, New York, Pennsylvania and Win­ ooMin. In order t> ■ecure a bore majority In the next Acuate, with the aid of ti t it ij t ' f vi । i th 01 pubUeaiM muat secure five oF* thesc’'nine. NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES. Offices in Case Library Block, Next to Postoffice, ■ Catarrh. Diseases of the Throat, Lungs, Kidneys and Bladder, Female Complaints, as well as all Nervous and Chronic Diseases Successfully Treat­ ed Upon the Latest Sci­ entific Principles " Of the above MEDICAL INSTITUTE, on account of his increasing practice in Hastings. Mich, will make TUESDAY. January orurr to sccure-n bsrr ™ mu- 1 , icor his next visit on „ ,1... ■ must >xj obo»en from six 13th. 188u, and remain one dav, at iiutnucmig .rj. tn jority Democrats Staten ■and and Republican* from but three. In care five Democrats are chosen and four Bepublicans the Senate will be n tIo, 38 being the •trougth of each party. Latest return* indicate that the Republican* have secured control of the Leglidaturre in California, Colorado, Connecticut, New York, Nevada. Pennsylvania and Wlreonrin. Indlana and Dlinols uro still doubtful. The Re­ publicans are. there;ore, certain to have a larger majority in the Senate of the next Con­ gress than they have at prorent. j T 1j I 1 1 I ! The Hastings House, Where he can be consulted on ■ CHICAPO, Nov. 7.—Tlie Krewiao Notes ha* tha followlnir: New Yobk. Nov. 0 —The total Prohibition vo*b of tbe country' will aggregate 3M»,00U. Four youre ugo It wua leaa than li.OOU. and it hM derided the Presidential contest In New York. Clevdlnud's majority ia about-2,000. Of­ ficial ndurns will not materially <-h»age the. tans. TheWProhlbitlon vote tn New York I* fully 25.000. The 1‘rohfbitlori vota iu Allegheny, Monroe and Orleans Coun­ ties alone would hare carried the State for Blaine If cast Mr him. The ProhibtUontata have stood up to be counted and rebuked the Inault offered the temperance men at the Chi­ cago CouvenUon*. and this vote ha* made prohibition a National hwue which' will not go out of National politic* until the beer-atoop and drtiukery have gone from America. The Republican party having been removed ftom thB path to tbe grave-yard, the ProhlblLionista will nt once organise to bury tbe whisky pemoumta four y ear* ahead. 1 am fuUy sat­ isfied wr had no choice between tbe candidate* at the old partin*, but wore fighting to elect mi issue, and we Lave won. The work to make the lsst» win In 18W ha* already hmrun “John B. Finch,” ‘Uhainnan Notional Prohibition Committee." Diseases el the Throat aai Lugs, Eiseys asi Slater, Nervous and Chronic Diseases. Report* to the Htate Board of Health by -forty-one observers iu different parte of the State, far the w^bk ended on the 1st, indicated that bronchitis and rheumatism incrrasi-d, and thni membranous croup, diphtheria, diarrhea,- dvaentery. erysipelas and typho-mnlnrial feverriecreaaed in area of prevalence. Diphtheria was reported at fifteen places, scarlet fever at seven, and measles at three places. The Preaque isle County Board of Super▼iaora have decided thht each township must provide for it* own poor. Lake Superior people are congratule ttrg themselves on the prospect of more and better railway communication with tbe Eaai. West and Southwest in the near future. Tbe clover aeed crqp of Michigan was wall matured thia season and ia unusually plamp and the quantity large. A daring criminal was sentenced in De- at Jackson for ten years by'Judge Swift. Hie name is Alfred Haidy. September 12 he and a companion, now awaiting trial, pillaged the houae of Mr. Spears, while the occupant* were kept in their beds at the A mammoth saw-mill ia being erected at Manistique, Schoolcraft County. . Michigan has more Congregational churches than any other State in the Union attablishad in this State: Route MJMS, Owossotodt, Louis, Toledo, Ann Afbor & Nortk Mlcktaui HiUw.y, From NonmUr JO, W4, establish service from Chromo, via UNEQUALLED IN An Only Daughter Cured of Consumption. When death wm hourly expected from con- 1 Mimptloii. all remadlM having fallwl.and Dr. H. JMneswa* experimenting, he accidentally matte I a preparation of Indian Hemp, which cured hl* only vliUd. and now gives this recipe ou receipt of two stMiijM to pay expense*. Hetnii aho ---- night Hweats. cures sweats. naurea nausea at the stomach, stomach. and .n _ .... . , , will break a fresh cold in twenty-four hours. "1X1 tln*S’“fallroMthat fajk in sunshine rnuld.- k A Co. Race Btreer, StreeT. PtiltadrtPtlllsAU- • ***nmgWlU find the Address Craddcx-k plila. Pm.. Doming this paper. ’ ; | | ______ -6- LADIES MASON & HAMLIN BREECH ORGANS*,2^ igy--------APIKPERLOADINC Highest honors nt all great World's Exhibitions I CUN. for seventeen years. Only American Organa awarded such at any. For cash, easy payments I or rented. Upright Pianos ! Presenting rery highest excellence yet attained in sueh Instrument*: adding to all previous ta>provement* one of greater value than Miy; recuring mart pure, refined, musical toner and increased durability; specially avoiding liability MO ST GUN 1 „ . . , , ■ , For ■?lr, *»F ar*t-el*«« Cwn jtaalar*. Wholesale »«ly by (-rndtorCaUu^-u; DALY & GALES, 84 fc 86 Chamber. St. Hew York Boston, IM Tremont Si.: X. York. 4* K. t-uh st..--------------------- ------Chicago, 14» Wabash Ave. DYKRTiSERSf Send for our select list o; . Local Newspapers.* Geo. p.’Roweli A Co.. Tie science ol Lite. ODlyjl! BY MAIL. POST-PAID. A ’ - FREE! SELF« DR. ALBERT has hnd twenty y»*r»‘ experience in hospitals and private practice, is u regular graduate of the post eminent Medical Colleges of the United State*, and gives his sin-rtal atten­ tion to the treatment of all forms of Nervous and Chronic Diseases. Blood Poison. Skin Dlacnaes, H1^****^ u‘" ,“*J<^-K|drl?’T^ o,hror®«^ Rheumattsm. WfMtanes«\Xerrom and Gene­ ral Debility, Mental and Phyrical IToatratiun, Bjuken Down Constitutions, Blotahefl.NcreOTwnrM. plmness of Sight. Cough. IndtMstlou, Despondency. Confurion of- Idj-os, Aversion to Saclety, DeJrrtlve Memory,^tc.,8uccesriuUy treated and permanently cured by remedies that are not in­ on.*? ir.j sin tboL'.S. iDebiHH/. KIOW THYSELF. , t?1 DEBILITY—Tbo«e suffering from Nervous Debility, the symptom* of which are a dull, dfotreMed mind, which unfits them for performing their burinei* and aortal duthm, makes A Great Medical Work on Manhood, happy marriages irapwudble, distresses the action ot the heart, miming flushes »t heat, depression Extwi’iitrd Vltalltr, Nerv-ms and Ptiyslml De­ of spirits, evil foretrtxlIngs, cowardice, fear.*, dreams, short brwaitiings, melancholy, tire easy of bility, Premature Ik-cllne In Man, Errors of Youth, and the untold miseries resulting from ' Indiscretion or excess. A l>ook for every man. young, middle-age*! and old.- It contains 128 prescriptions tot oil acute and chronic direases, roe of which Is Invaluable. So fonnd by > n ??■discovered tbe grwitestmre in the world for Weakness of the Back ami each the Author, whose experience fur 23 year* is mien i Limbs, General Debility. Nervousness, Languor, Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation of the Heart as, probably uewr before fell to the lotot any ■ T7Kbl,h;‘- ‘A"™” or > -< •'» ii.j-Thr.au, physician. 300 pages, bound iu beautiful French ' Affections of the Liver. Lung*. 8tomacli and Bowels- those terrible disorders wnicii unlit tlie pa- muslin, embossed full gilt, giutrantev.1 to | rtert»g°tnarr**BeJim|»o**p>i*lt^ blighting their most nullant hopes urautir.ipauons, ren- be u finer work incovers, every reuse—meduuiicul, lit erary aud professional- than any other work sold It; this country for f2.», money will u MEN ??ho hav'’ b*coll“> ‘be Victims nf solitary vice, that- dreadful and destructive lie refunded in every instance, ori’the rire only fit .(00 ■™n'm"' •'—«—« by mail, post-paid. Ilhutnttlve sample 8 cents. THF SEW HOVHE. Send now. Gold medal awardtxl the author by Wakhi.vgtox, Nov. IA-Thill table shows the the National Medical A aw lotion, to Ute officers party standing of the present House of Repof which be refers you. < rcrentjtfives by State*, and the probable This hook should be read by the young for In­ 'iMhdiqgof the new House.»» Indicated by a struction. amt by tlie afflicted for rebel, it will the latent returns: benefit ail.—Ixmdun LanneL H -v.-r. j i There Is no member of society to whom this 2htaA2.«»\5fS»,'K3»BM cured mid full vigor reetored. Tlthfahrtresringrffllctlon book will no; tie useful, whether youth, jmreiit. -which renders life a taifden and marriage ImiioMlbk—is the penalty paid by the victim of Im­ guardian, hurtnrtor or guardian.- Argonnut proper Indulgence. luungpeeMtm we too ariltp commit eterssm freni not being aware of the Rep. Dem. ..! llrp 3?'' l^body Medical Institute, or Dr. dreadful omsequencai that ensue. Now whofhat understands tbe subject will deny that procre­ W. h. Parker. ‘No..4 Bulflnch street, itoston. ntton is lost sooner by those falling into Improper habits than by the prudent? B<-s'ldesbrln^d^ Alabamn.... j.rived of the pleasure of healthy Spring, the most serioiM deriructUe symptoms of both mind Mass., who maybe consulted on all diseases re­ quiring skill and experience. Chronic and ote Arkansas ... ntid body arise. Tlie system becomes deranged, tee physical and mental functloits weakened sttnate diseases that have baf -rj *.* A T llrt California... Los* ot Procreative Power, Nervous Irrltlbllltv. Dywicpsla, Palpitation of the Heart IndlKMUou* ** ’ * Colorado... CoMUtutionsl Debility, Wasting o! the Frame, Cough, toqitunpllro and Death »«»*«««»; the skill of all other tthyslchuu Coumieticut specialty. Such treated sne-niUTV cesafnlly without an in-A XL I Driltwakh stance ot failure. Florida... Georgia Illinois.. Indiana. loWu.... Kansas.. SPRAGUE A SON. AtSfrorys and Cronidors hi Kentucky. I.ouHluna Patent Cm»m. X Wsarr conobkm STHarr, Maine!... ®»5Tn?r^•MirH- Established 20 years. Pam Maryland. phlet free. Correspondencesolicited. Ma*.“«<-ht:sctts Michigan...... A DDT71? tor postage, and A rKLZE. S*”4 Mlnnw-otn..... asssr; KNABE fxOTTACES: or. Hints <>n Economical House I , Builduig^T'ontainlng 24 plate* of Cactartrs eortlngfrorn SMO toaWOO, with deacriptTye letterpress. 1 Svo. vol., handsomely bound In doth, mailed ou recelid of fit. WM- T. COM8TOCK, Pub., 6 AMor Place. N. y. 8CH0VERL1M6, THE PltOp'.HlTlOX VOTE. K his ent re stock of cutters and sleighs, hay and grn n. Iams ^9I,0i)D. No insurance. Dan 8. Crossman has been commissioned . a* postmnster at Williamstown, Ingham County. Miunoe Linden, a convict,, died at tha priwon in Jackaon a few mornings ago of general debility. Linden bad been rick in the hospital for several weeks. He wan ■ent from Newaygo County, Nov. «. 1874. as a life solitary, for murder in the first degree. His age was rixty«rix years. Permanently Established forthe NpecUU Treatment pf . i Chosen............................................ 31 aj This leaves to be elected nineteen Senators. The Republicans art, already assured of the Senators from KanMs. New Hampshire and Oregon, the legislature tn the last named State being already ehoaen. The - DvtnocraU ore assured of Alabama, Arx>m*w>. Florida, Georgia, Ml Broun, North Carolina cut and South m tn j* Carolina. This brings tho totals up ns follows: ' ■gr fhr'rt A Mouth and Board for three live 'kOT Voting Men or Indies In each county. 'PUs' AddressP. W.Ziegier&Co..Chic*go,lU. a<1'“ • «“• Address DR. WARD & CO. Loairtans. Mj. TUTT’S PILLS TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, rrom tha dlMaaoa of the human race. Ibrae mnpujsxiaindtoate theirexwtence:I>o*" 0. Awmma. »owels eortlve, Fick Head* Mki.fliLlnMl after eating, crslon to ■serttoa •< body or mln?.. Eructation MVt-Dwta bSSore th. c<£ •4 IJrtBO. COWSTIPATION, and doKDfi the UM of a remedy that a<«t*idlrccuv 1 tbe Liver. AaaLlvermeJlcincTlTTl s OXS have no equal. Their art Ion onfiie dn«y* and Skin 1* also prompt; fteDurlties through these throe ^£8S5E£SiS£5^^ PAT E N TS HffiXlr1.: P. O. Box. 270. Dr. A.3L1JBEK.T, A fiend in human shape the other day ent with a knife throe rows belonging to Jaliu* Roemfr, near Muskegon, so horribly that he would probably lose them. Venison is freely offered on tbe streets of Tmu Roscommon at eight cents per pound. Vermont... Buoys in.the Straits of Mack naw, w(*. of Cheboygan, have been removed bv th? WttoqMln. United States steamer Dab leal. ' faaan life T9 ____ Oliver H. Denton, an old re* drnt of Big Rapids, and long proprietor of the Wal­ dron House, dropped dead tbrbther even­ ing on the street. J- W. Hawser, of Climax, Kalamaxoo County, was suffocated a few night* ago NOT a CUBE ATX, The Bank of England has advanced the by illuminating gas while in bed iu a hotel Sip‘JSu'iw/1. ‘J-,IS’S1'/'"'.*11 “>“« rate of discount to five per amt at Battle Creek. He was eighteen year- of The Ztdua have had tlie Bible translated age. ' . «HSsr“ of many^IKKJi Into their own language. The Detroit grain quotations are: Whn. Cold to the amount of *1,938,000 was —No. 1 White, 77W77MC. No. 2 Red, ttfe landed at New York during the past week. 81Mc; No. 8 Red, tffldMKS'c. Hou r-M ictal At Bedford, near Cleveland, O., Sunday, Enn White Wheat, choice. tt.7STd4.OO; roller Dimm of Women and Children “T**- Bvwy T—nv-,, 11 _____▼*. brocess, tt-«kd4A0; patents, <5.00T®5JJ5. Corn-No. $ Oate-No. 2, 17* Mosaw. Canell begin next month 27.Sc. Butter—Creamery, aftirSOc. Cheese the publication of an American edition of --ISSOMc. Egg*. 2*aMc. the Quiver, a family religious magazine. V”">KHKOKKICK MOTOIIKXW, Tlie I’ope lias conferred canonical status —A, sagacious newspaper eorresporuiupon the American College in Rome and ent, writing from a leading watering has fixed regulations for its government. place, predict great financial success in EsaeLtiss-ttiSs Michael Hughes, of Pena Tan, N. Y., lay in wait for hi* father Sunday uxl fired the near fnture for that summer hotel neves shot* at him, Inflicting fatal wounds. the proprietor of which, ignoring scenery •nd the like in his advertiacmenL shall widely and loudly trumpet forth the of Billings A L RICHPTS FUES- CLEVELAND, OHIO !*«««• «»tc.o.n.uw po .! New York.'.. NorUriJarulfna Ohio Oregon... MINOR NEWS ITEMS. byulnjk nr. 11 bv nruggiw*. WOMAN’S FRIEND. N. H. DO PISO S CURE FOR FOR Nervous £zhaustioii» Lobs of Manhood. An RO-page Cloth-lwr.nd Book of Advice to Trona or Middle-aged Nen.wtth mMrtntiro* T. WILLIAM* A CO., BUVMKEL, *< Probate Order. n»m«1f Milu,. Jad-t o, rrotau. ** ,he ***** ” Un-pt* Moore. .iI,l£rTilI»,?d.,Ul!«n» X«u«>. <W Wrt- Colds] OMSUMPTION AMD Soughs, tUXIR CONSUMPriUN ! I- ■' ' ed Um« withoet Bomber by the tn>Ij um of Down,- Elixir. It win Orowp, BrmchUis, Mhma. Pleurii'V, Woopinf-Coiip'' Ltatff Fever, eat oil 0i»M* " *b-> Tkroaf. Cheat and Lunfe, »•»» other m«UM fall fa**'1*" unr, noiox > imc. faqiaoxh. Hay Fever. Is a typ" of catarrh sving p e c 111 * a r reptom* it to *' ©cted by an IntiamI condition o! th* ttlM •L ri- . ■scret- �No The Hastings Banner. same any creafiira who u would ’ tne “y 4 creature tear £*”.“** American ffi* under anv pre“xt dew-, a coat of tar and ferth^ ar-Thc Banner offle* 1* eon*»eted with i,,A w au<UtIK<’ ““toted to the Uanthe Stale and Loral Telephone Exchange. erwing. The play luSf “ * “"“Orion, one, but the faculties “upon ““ onlv su«*- “ thia dty Is not calculated to add to its attract!,..^ XCTerthelaB Good dwelling hou*e to rent at KNAPFEN A VinARMAN’S. eaoe were well pleased with the enterAll who owe da on either note or account talnment. Before Hartings can ever nre invited to call anu' Mtlle the Miue at to^lnKUCen>“U fOr g0,K1 ooo’Prtilee for Infants and Children once. Woinoert Hroa. “•tophere or rtwure good audience, for them when they do. we must have Supervisors proceedings this week. a new opera house. uoru Sour The new rink will be opened up next It WA. freely reported at the Irving Fvvemham. n insona! lwaltb week. Polling place, n we are told, that the natural steep, without morphine. Can’t we put on city aire enough to “V<»BR office printed bogus election have street lamps? ticket.. We will give any man S100 . Bnt Ca-UiriM. The democrats of this city “histed" for any other ticket than the straight their flag Saturday. republican that was printed at this HmII C umtoria! The best family paper and the best office. We make thia offer freelv. If advertising medium in Barry county is any man thinks he has a bogus ticket printed at this office, bring it to Brother the Banner. Hastings and .Barry county needs Hilbourn, of the Democrat. If he says ’hat new railroad, and the year 1885 it was printed at this office we wiil give >100 to the party bringing the ticket should see it completed. We mean business. Bring along your The Owosso Times, Geo. M. Dewey’s ticket or Shut up like a little man. ’ imper, is choke full of roosters over the ton. Burton says he will gladly in­ republican victory in Shiawassee counvest >10,000 in new stores, on State If you want anything in the line of street when the new railroad is a cer­ job work, from a calling card to a pos­ tainty. Hastings is holding back. Bar­ ter, the Banner office is the place for ry county is not prospering as it should, all because we lack the railroad you. facilities a »^regressive people should Eaton county republicans downed have. The business men of Char­ the fusion of prohibitionists, green­ lotte and Battle Creek are prosper­ backers and democrats, and had 800, ing far above our own. because they Is the only stove in the market mounted with Boiler Iron. v otee to spare. f have competition in freight. The fann­ We hope Kalamazoo’s Columbia ers around those aties are making mon­ orator will put forth his heaviest work ey rapidly, because they have an excel­ in the interests of the Kalamazoo and lent home market. Our tradesmen pay Hastings road. all they can afford to; but lack of com­ FkeDjBarlow felt so good because petition iu freights is what keeps prices he thought Cleveland was elected that here below those of towns with rival IN BARRY COUNTY. / he advanced the price of wheat to 72 railroads. and 75 cents Saturday last. Barry County Pomona Grange. Judging from the great number of —The annual meeting of the Pomona loads of apples coming into tbe city, we Grange of Barry county for the elec­ These Stoves are for Sale only by < .include that the farmed propose to tion of officers will be held at the Rut­ lay iu a good stock of vinegar. land Grange Hall, on Friday, Novem­ Next Janurary will usher in the ber 28th, commencing at 10 o’clock a. new county officers elected Nov. 4th. m. It is expected that each officer and x> far as we know them, they are good committee of the Pomona will make a men and will make capable officials. report of what they have endeavored We want our correspondents to fur­ to accomplish during the past year, and nish us the news as regularly as possi­ make recommendations for the year j to Where you will find a full line of JEWEL STOVES and ble from now on. We and our readers come. RANGES, also the celebrated PARIS RANGE. ’ The following work has been assign­ >hall be glad to hear from you often. Those of our correspondents in need ed by the secretary, and will be called of stationery will please promptly noti­ for if time permits: Instrumental mu­ fy us. We want a good letter every sic, Sister Jennie Brainard; Select Read­ week from each news center of Barry ing, Sister Charles Biggs; Volunteer Recitations and Declamations; -Jdusic. county. Discussion: “Do capital investments The composure with which the and labor employed in agriculture pay. American people withstood the excite­ equal Interests with like amounts used It is a positive fact that ARCHIE MoCOY has the most ment incident to so close an election as in other enterprises ? If not, why ?” . complete stock of the la$t is a grand evidence of the sti^ To be opened by Charles Newland, fol­ bilit)' of ou}- institutions. lowed by John Dawson, L. A. Nichols, Puzz.LE.4-Call for the puzzle cards at A. Luther and others. John Besstner’s jewelry store. All A large representation from each sub­ answers sent by mail please mark ordinate grange is earnestly desired. EVER KEPT IN BARRY COUNTY. •Puzzle” on the out-side. JOHN HESSMER, the jeweler. About School—School is going off 'He is bound to sell his goods at prices that will We respectfully ask our city sub- finely, is larger than ever, is prevaded satisfy everybody. .-(•ribers to call and settle. . The dates to by a spirit of good feeling, of earnest­ which you have paid are printed on ness and thorough work that is in the your papers. Read them; and if they highest degree - commendable. Tht> show that you owe us, promptly pay us. teachers’ class that hits just completed Of moke importance to^I^stings and its work was as earnest a body of work­ Barry county than the outcome of the ers as tver got together. They go out Call and see my goods and get prices before you buy and presidential contest is the new railroad. to their work with ther studies fresh in • We ought to have it, if * we expect their minds, invigorated, encouraged, SAVE MONEY, f and better equipped for the noble work <»ur town to be more than a country of teaching. They have received in­ Sole Agent for the LADIES’ FAVORITtf PILLOW SHAM ross-road. The Banner was a little too previous struction in methods of government HOLDERS, the best in the world. and of instruction, and the stores that in announcing that the house vacated Remember the place, Blue “Front, South Side State Street, Dy Mrs. Goodyear had been moved to they have gathered up will be a fund to draw from all through their winter Hastings, Mich. , Dr. Lathrop’s lot, on State St. It is now in order to state that the moving schools. The attendance and the enrollment has bwn done. have steadily increased. For the'first Mr.’ Dennis O’kbefe, Raymond, month the absolute enrollment was ' iowa,;sjrvs his wife suffered from rheu- 676, and for the second just closed «WJ. ‘ inuti&n for over four years, and having an increase of 22 over the first month. Ihnight her a bottle of St. Jacobs Oil, The per cent of attendance has increas­ the magical pain-reliever, which she ed notwithstanding the reunion and ■ Criitt. tlotdM. toih, Hamon. Salt KSaam. Scrofula t Crriipalaa. ;used, she was completely cured. the fair which had a bad effect. One fact is worthy of notice, that the Every progressive farmer needs a giKxl, enterprising, reliable agricultural attendance of the girls has been better journal, such as The Ohio Farmer is, for the two months throughout the and it is offered ata genuine bargain. whole school than that of the boys >ee prominent advertisement in this is­ Perhaps one explanation is, that the re­ union and the fair bffected the boys sue headed “Attention, Farmers!'’ Our contemporary of the Journal more than tlie girls. The board of education and the peo­ still insists that the voters of Michigan We have just received a lot. have made him their land commissioner. ple of Hastings are indeed to be con­ Might as well settle down to life in gratulated on the condition of their Hastings, John; Mr. Newell • will look schools in every respect Though Hfter the business of land commissioner. straigtened for room al tbe beginning of the year, the board very promptly The M. E. social will be entertained fitted up another room, employed a new by Mrs. Daniel Striker and the ladies as­ teacher, put in more seats inflfe fourth sociated with her on Wednesday after­ grade room, so that the teachjrs might noon of next week, at the society rooms have ample room to do a bdwer grade in Rower’s block. Refreshments from of work. Better appliances are being to 7 o’clock. A cordial welcome to constantly added as the necessity for . ----- BOUGHT FOR----all. them arises. The board made a large Phil. Colgrove is erecting a state­ accession to the library at the close of ly pig-stye on bis West State St. premi­ last year, and have just made another, ss. Charley Jones says Phil feels so and already more than four times the good over his election, that he expects number of pupils from the schools draw books than drew last year. This velvet carpets, frescoed walls, chanda- may be made one of the most valuable liers etc. Aids to school work. The foreign attendance is as large as They will be sold at the same ting to the front in good shape. ever aad the interett and earnestness of three poffo ah°w the reputation and wpularity of the schools are unthe haptingb. Thursday, novembkru.um. Local News. CASTOR IA Ike Round Oak Heating Stove Made by P. D. Beckwith, ATTENTION. W e art now offering to the people of Southwestern Barry County a large and complete stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE • ‘ ■ Bought at a good discount from -last year’s prices and we will give the customers the benefit of the disconnt. Look at Some of Onr Prices: 14 lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00. Arbuckles Coffee, 16 cents per lb. Kerosene Oil, 15 cents per gallon. Boston Rubber Boots, $3.00 per pair, , Felt Boots. $1.50 per pair. Heavy Twilled Red Flannel, 25 cents per yard. Good Shirtings, 9 cents per yard. Men’s Heavey Scotch Grey Shirts, 50 cts. each. And Other Goods in Proportion. Over a Thousand in Use H. A. Goody ear & Sons, Politics or No Politics!' A Card. We have now the ONLY stock of GENERAL MERCHAN­ DISE in Prairieville. Notwithstanding the fact that we have trie only stock of the kind, we have a Complete Assortment in every department, and invite a careful inspection of goods and prices. We have the goods and desire and can sell them as reasonably as at any point in Michigan. Very truly, . * M. J. GOSS & CO., PRAIRIEVILLE. N. B.—We have lately added a stock of Pine Lumber. Lath, Shingles, Lime and Brick. Call on us whbn you want any of these articles. z $500.00 Hand-Made Extension TaMes a Specialty. Archie McCoy. IIWBMLM BOY’S, YOUTHS’ AND MEN’S OVERCOATS! RUINOUS PRICES! To tbe Person That Can Prove: 1 at. That we don’t carry the Largest Clothing stock 2nd. That we don’t give better bargains, 3d. That.we don’t deal fairer than any CLOTHING HOUSE! IN WESTERN MICHIGAN. Now when yon come to Grand Rapids, don’t fail to visit with us. • We make nogreat outward show but have honest goods inside and lot of them. Men’s Overcoats, $2.50, 4.50, 5.00, up to $35. Boy’s Overcoats, $2.00, 2.50, 3.00, up to $8.50 In Men’s and Boy s Suits We can suit; at prices 20 per cent less than others. i Mind we can save your expenses to come । to our city, giving you a free chance to see the j wide-awake metropolis of Western Michigan. BE SURE AND SEE US. leeij 38,40 and 4 �Tell A 3 oz. Silver Case wit h Elgin Movement for $10.00. Spectacles, for 15 cents. Good Spectacles for 50 cents. Good Lace Pins, Latest Styles, 50 cents each. Rockford Watches—the hest of all. A Good Clock for 95"cents. Don’t go without a Clock­ Elegant Lace Pins, $1.00 each. Guff Buttons from 25 cents up—Latest Styles ikttei Spei t.u les for $1.00. the L*te8t styr<* andBtPrice9tha^defy ’ 0 other honse 1 Bracelets, the newest out. Silverware of the Latest Designs. Watches of all kinds and at the bottom prices.______ A lot of Fall Styles just received. You can get a Good Watch for $4.00._____________ A Better Watch for $7.50. ._______________ Spectacles, fitted to the eye without extra charge. Solid Silverware a specialty.____________ '______ Rogers Bros.' Knives and Forks at Bottom Prices. A Bag of Silver Bolish Free with evltry $5.00 sale of Silrerware. Everyone buying $1.00 worth of Goods will be entitled to a channe to guess at the number of Beans in a Jar, and the person guessing the nearest to the number will receive the Caster free. . Repairing, by a First-Class and Competent Workman. Value of Arctic Exploration. 'There is an an outcry from a lot of newspapers that exploration of the Arctic regions mu*t stop, that the re­ sults of the explorations do not justify the cost in nionet and life. But the explorations will not stop, and the gen­ tlemen who are demanding that they shall are taking counsel of their hearts rather than their heads—they are more sympathetic than sensible. There hhs, indeed, been great sacrifice of life lb the ice region. But has there not also been greait sacrifice of life at home? It is asked; \V|iat8ort of a return for tbe suffering and death tn the Gyeely party is the information he obtained? In reply: What sort of a return for the death of the one hundred and twenty men who were shut up in the fiqry fur­ nace of the Pocahontas mme was ail the coal ever taken out of itr Shall the life of man and the tears and cries oi widows aud orphans be weighed in the balance with some tons of coal, and shall no account be made of the dis­ plays of heroism and their value in tbe formation of National character? May men perish by scores digging coal and the fact be accepted a> an incident in National progress, aud others perish in efforts to enlighten the human rac on some pf the mo^t important problems of natural science, and the fact be set down us a waste merely? If the fate of those with Greely and De Long w-as a waste of life and limb, what was the fate of the thousands who lost-life or limbs in mines?* It is important, to have exact knowledge of tlie world we live in, as well as'to have coal to keep us warm or eook our food. Those who cry out.against Arctic ex­ ploration do not seem to know that the scientific world is looking V the Arctic' regions for a solution of araiculties encountered in th<- study of the laws of storms, and upon a correct knowledge of those laws depend the life and safety uf all who go to M-a. to mention only one part of the multWudes who would be benefited by such knowledge. If the laws of etonus were thoroughly understood, does anyone suppose that a charlatan like Wiggins could succeed in frightening thousands of mariners by his prediction of a coming storm on-tbe ocean? To sap nothing Soout the effect of that jeare upon the character of the people.' the delays to shipping by it caused directly and indirectly tne loss of a greater’ sum of money than the Government ever expended tn an Arctic expedition. Recall the great disas­ ters at sea. and how many of them might have been avoided had the laws of storms been understood? How many ships have sailed right into the vortex because no one knew that ,a distant storm vfas forming the vortex? Or look at the matter on the other side. How many ships have been saved, with all their crews, m late years, by a short telegraphic dispatch announcing changes of. wexfner. and reporting the alterations in tbe thermometer and bafomefer? Read • the stories of tfie storms on tbe coasts of all civilized nations n««w, and an answer to the ques­ tion may be had. In the stormy season no report- in the papers are mucli more common than reports of how " fleets of merchant vessels ran to shelter when word was received, from across tbe ocean perbhDS, that there was peril in being abroad. Is it a waste of money and life to send brave men to regions ■where they cau obtain facts to verify ami amplify such important know!And what has the lose of life inted to? The statistics of Arctic krations show that tlie number of The light that has been thrown on the dnrk continent shows what good these adventurous men did in exposing the horrors of the Islave trade aud opening the country to civilization. -What good did Livingstone do, wearing his heroic life out in Africa? Ask the Interna­ tional Association which is -pintrUng the Meds of a great State on the triTile banks of tho Congo.—Pittsburgh Chron­ icle. A Mtnry With a Morel. Hanthonw Young Millionaire —“So you would like a position as companion to my sister?” ; Pretty Girl—“Yea, please; I would do my very best*to give satisfaction.’’ “Can you sing?” “No, I am sorry to say.” “You play the piano. I aunpnsu?” “No, i never studied njusie.'’ “Ah! Probably, then, you paint crockery or-?” “It is’needless to continue tbe list, sir; 1 have no accomplishifients.!' “Indeed! Why, how bare you passed your time since you left school?” “Kt home helping mother. You see —” ‘ ■ “Pardon me lor interrupting. You have said enough and------ ” ‘O. do not aav I will not do. If nec­ essary I can pick up some accomplish­ ments in a reasonable time, 1 am ;.ure.” •'•You will not. do as a hired coni pan­ ic n because you are entirely too good for the position, but if you will take half of my fortune and * me with if,- I dial I consider myself the luckie»t man io tbe world.” ’ She did. — Pfnlathlvhia (Ml. '’ » Consumption Cured. An old physician, retired from practice, bav- ■ Ing had placed ia his bands by an East India j missionary tlie formula of a simple vegetable remedy for tlie speedy aud permanent cure of ' Consumption. Bronchitis, Catarrh. Astitma and all throat and lung affections, also a positive and ; radical cure for Nervous Debility apu all nervous ■ complaints, after having tested Its wonderful ; curative pmrere in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make It known to his sufferim.' fdhnvs. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve, human suffering, 1 wfll send free of । charge, to all who desire It. this recipe. In Ger­ man, French or English, with full directions ’for preparing and using. Sept by. mall by address-, Inc with stomp, uajnlrig thb» paper, w. A. : Nor«M 149 Power’s Block. Rochester, N. Y. Dlptiieriu at Constantine. au wm mi u,u,v Wiien you have a cough and want relief, think of Kemp's Balsam for the TUront and Lung*. A guaranteed remedy for those’ dlsteases. Price 60 cents and fl. Nearly 200 new bulKHngv put up at Big Hupld* ’ this <u-ason. . * ManCTO cq- NEW FALL G00])S, Ul CD DC Tks Niagara Falls (Route. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Taking effect May l«tn. 1«*4. XABTWAKD. AT RUSSELL’S CZ5 O Come and see our uew Dress Goods in Ottoman O Clothes, Cossures Cashmeres in all new colors. Silks. S Velvets, Velvetines, &c. We_can suit you in qual­ ity, style and price. • 1 , Zephyrs, Saxonyi Germantown and German knit­ ting yarns in all colors. CD Ladies’ Russian Circles, Newmarkets. Paletots, and Children’s Cloaks, a very large stock and verjcheap. o STATIONS. £fi 8 KENNEDY’S B.00 | • 47 «.« I 8J0 BJ7 I 3 4- X REMEDY^ CD 5 You can always find the latest styles, best goods, LU and lowest prices. CD Come and see us. We have the goods bought for plaints, ConitlpatloE, u>l all diaordan •CASH and will selHhem at the very lowest prices. STATIONS. ■friend. All Ona Dollar । Detroit, Jackson Raton Rapids .. x A Cure for Gravel. A Common ami Painful Complaint -A 1 Statement You May Confide In. i Lafayette, Ind., Nov. 8.—Tbe cere­• It seems to have been reserved for Dr. David Kennedy,of Rondout. N. Y-toaccorapInih, thro’ ।mony reconsecrating St Mary’s Catholic. his preparation widely known as KENNEDY’S ।Church of this dty occurred yesterday after­■ FAVOIwTK REMEDY, arhat others have failed campaim. The sabioinnd letter will be (mum! ; noon in the presence of a large audience. to ot vital interest to sufferer* from grave! anil to .Tbe church has been in use for religious1 the general public: Albany. March 20.1M4. services for a long time. In February " * ' 1). Kennedy. Handout. N. Y.; , himself,' Dr. James Geary killed DkabSib;—Let me tell you frankly that I 1last In-• have najrr been partial to proprietory mrdleither accidentally or with the ] Fatlicr■ clues. aS I believe the majority of them to be tention of suicide. - Rev. better than metitfats of obtaining mon­ Walters, regarding the death ns suicide, nethlng from people whom suffering makes ready to ,refused to allow the body to be interred in1 ey calc 11 at any hope of relief. Tiiey are mean .tlie Geary lot, which was in consecratedL cheats and delusions. But your FAVORITE f ground. The father of the young man ap­. REMEDY 1 know by liappv experience to be to­ . 'tolly different thing. I had been a sufferer from ,pealed In tlie courts, and got the civic right" gravel for years, and had resorted to many endto i occupy tlie lot The cemetery was then1 'nvnt physicians for relief, but no permanent good came of it. About three yenrs ’Un> !«r declared desecrated, and with It the church. < Last week h stone wall five feet high was FAVORITE REMEDY wsa recommended to me. I can give you the result in a sentence: I tried 1erected around the Geary lot, and yesterday it arid it cured me completely. I lun confident tlie church property outside .of that wall It saved my life. You can use this letter If you ; think best. Yours, eta.. MAJHAN ACKI,KY. was reconsecrated. Captain Nathan Ackley wks fob a long time connected with the CauaJ Appraiser's office In klbany. He is well known and writes for no1 purpose but to do good to others. ■ . Chicago, Oct 30.—The bell for the new As a medicine for all disease's of the BlooC Board of Trade Building was hoisted to Liver. Kidneys aud Digestive organs. KENNE­ the belfry yesterday. It weighs 6.300 pom^ DY’S FAVORITE REMKDY has fairly won Ito reputation. Wtitc If desirable to Dr. Daxud te made of the flneat bell inetaL fl ; high YMKennedy. Rondout. N. Y. was cast hy the Clinton II. Meneeley Beil Companv, of Troy, N. Y., expressly for the new Board of Trade Building. The weather vane. In tbe altaj»e of a schooner, was placed on tlie top of the tower Tues­ day. • Crooked Post-Office Officials. . Waviiikoton, Oct 81.—The annual re­ port ot Chief Post-office Inspector Sharpe shows that during the last fiscal year there were 756 unrests, of which number 80 were postmasters, 24 assistant postmasters, 81 clerks. 33 letter-carriers.« railroad postal clerks. 25 mail-carriers and 58 burglars. Of those arrested 439 were convicted and 88 ac­ quitted. The amoant of fines and penalties collected aggregated .$20,927. ULMAN 8rr. Lovis, Ma, tian of the voters of tills city Is a-mpleted, and tlie number la M, 891. TlitoNs an in­ crease of 2.079 over 1882, but a dScrease of 1,118 from that of 1881, and is several thoutmnd below the actual number of voters in titerity. __ _______________ Franklin down to recent time has amounted to only two per cent, of the whole number of exj^Iorcrs. Theveare, indeed, periions expeditions. There -Hrary Weeks, ROCKFORD, UL, NO are also e<nd mine* known to beype- of New Milford, shot cittllVAriJrflous—the lire damp mine*. riously, If no* fatally, iiis brothnr-Iu-law, Wilf not the sutfhtk* of the* mines in Dakota, also shot himself Thursday, show m high a ddath rare? Then, »o and vs* iurtaatly kilted. It tea strange be consistent, tbe gentlemen who cry coincidcu-T. against Arctic exploration onght to de­ John Corry, an employe at Rom, Bradlev mand the closing of these mines. But the cry is nonsense, aud only to be en­ be. Co.’s mill, Bay City, lostjan arm recent dured because of the kindams of heart raa frightfully mangled and ampuUtior which inspires it. For centuries the most enterprising nations of the world, beginning with the Dutch in their he­ roic age, have been vieing with each the Upper Peninsula hits increased 47/XJO. other in their endeavors to solve the •ora of Isnl>eUa Conn y roller-skates nt Mount CAMWUiUVU ------ ■ — httlon, and the last one, the nearest oi Uurt third :*ooDd the priao The . . .^z' . / Morgan. Quimby Hantiio tn JULIUS RUSSELL. .1 4.10 I C. WELTON Ail trams run by ninetieth meridian i or central standard time... Through Mtt MM MCWton Grand Rapids and Detroit oua all day train*. 1 Rim£ta with Chl■ Holland. Nunlca. Muskegon and point* north. it. and with Grand Rapids ft Indlsna H. K. for Bi City and Petoskey. New Y<----------- --pretw dally. Ail other trains daily except 8uu* T. J. BUSH, local Agent. Hastings. O. W. Rjsqoias, G. P. * T. A.. Chicago. State of Michigan. Connly of Barry—ss. At a scsskui of the Probate Court for the county ot Barry. holden ut the Probate office In tbe city of Hastings in said county on Wednes­ day, the 29th-day ot Oetober. in the year one tBMaand right hundred and eighty-four. Present.Clement Smith. Judge of Probate. In the mutter of the estate of Joseph E. StlDcheomb, deceased. «. ’ Ou reading ami filing the petition, duly veri­ fied, of John Winters, ndministrator of the estate of said deceased, praying that he may be licensed to mortgage or sell certain real estate dn said petition described, for reasons therein set forth. Thereupon it n»ordered, that Monday, tlie34th day of November next, nt ten o'clock in the fore­ noon.be assigned for the hearing at ated petition, and that the helm at law ot said deceased, and all other persons interested tn said estate, are reqtiireu to appear at a session ot said court, then to beholden at the Probatt- office,' In the city of Hastings, tn Mid county, and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner should mA be mated. And It Is further ordered ttu give notice to tlie persons estate, ot the jamdenry of said Farms and City Property Atrnecopy FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. F- THB0NLYTRU1 5 | ... IRON Houses to.^Rent roNic -Farms to Rent ROCK SLUMP R’Y Insurance Written in the Best Line of Com­ panies doinjr business in America. LKA ROUTE. 1 N CENTS. The N. Y. Life Insurance Co huI will be ee Company of HAirriKGS, MICH. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-11-20.pdf f258de4da24799df41ec86ddc1e395aa PDF Text Text Hastings Banner I VOL. XXIX. NO. 31. HASTINGS, MICH., NOVEMBER 20, 1884. - The Hastings Banner, * liwyer, z p__ (Offiom erar R. K. Grant', store ) Hayings, Barky Co., Mjcil, ARSHALL L. COOK. WH0LE NO. 9131". element smith, Election, LoyalE. KsArra.r, C-RVaxamav VKAPPBN 4 VxxABM.^N. County News —.________ Bvtlamd. i . Elation b* over but not the count f <>“”« r«U rnrk. »ny Be has ■iTMdy!| Mrs- Hfory Baine is convaleecent Wn nftUntLt hMn “"llvted with tnlinM ‘yph°ld I fro« » •««« attack oi the ague. ' ihe people of this town have settled j down quietly to the situation politically ; With potato), the exception^ a fw Mrs. Leaver Cotton, who is still on the sick flist, was removed from her home Tuesday, to the residence of B. F. Wolf. Mr. Greenback I’arty died very sud­ denly: cause, unknown. Mrs. James Wolf is spepcUng a few days with her parents, on the State road. / ’ The M. E. social will be entertained on Friday evening. Nov. 21, at the resi­ dence of James Townsend, jr; by Mrs. T. and the ladies associated with her. Cordial invitation to all. eaten humble pie long enough. The? have voted in a solid mam thrnagt • vears of political adversity. The da> of official usufruct has come. The? want the- offices. They had no pert facivil service legislation, and they do am believe in it: They know that they far nished about three fourths of the eisrtoral vote that made Cleveland preai­ dent, and they will be satisfied with that proportion of the patronage. ' .. Lawyers. tow^T^. el’, v 7 Of thi’lverrfew.bl'xxl‘UtrtyiIidlviIhahi who’ -GHwHattinff* National Bank.) Pb'“k now,°f kanMSvisit-j profess a willingneea to shed their blood' rOHN CARVETH; - ----------------- * Ing among her old friends. She haa ! in behalf of their candidate. So fares Attorney at Law. “bX N” York "Ute Whtra U1C)- “«’ £o“ Middleville, Mich. Ch^lie tnak« that offer when occasion re­ ' l ’ had * “*“ on Thursday quired some years ago. . • • Lawyer. . last ADVERTIttNG KATES: ’ The shower of falling stones m the W(| dry rood* More,'. On*- CuIumsi per year..I»10c 00 The republican office holders here are The only regular greenback ticket north part of Castleton continues to Wiu attend promptly to all btuloeM In all Extra charge for special position*. courts. Cbarstes rr.-uu>ni>hir. seen at the Dolls on election day was in call our boys over there by the dozen 4 E- KEN ASTON, ' them are lulled with the talk that Mr the hands of Thomas Kelly. It was all One rather profane youth expressed JOB I’HLNTjlNG. Cleveland .is committed to civil servict Attorney at Law. gummed ready to stick onto something. himself as being an unbeleiver, unless a EA'MJcijd iride I* (elt |n tire .Job Fruiting De- “■* partmeut the BasMkk. Errnrthing In the reform, and cannot consistently dismi^ (Ovar J. 8. Goodyear & Co.’« store? The credulity of the' editor of the stone should fall on his head. Some one entire office Is new; and with the latest fa<resof Maple grove. honest and competent public servants ni«e, the mwt appromi patterns ot machinery, Journal has been badly imposed upon accommodated him, and yet he went and competent wortaich employed, enables, the Miss Eva Bates commenced her win-. But the majority of them are preparing by the story of the hunter stuck fast in away an unbeliever -especially when he B I.KNBK to do flrst-clX'Ci job work. W.L0WHY, M.D, ~ ter term of school in the Buck district to travel in the spring or emfiy\ ram­ ■ Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. the hollow Jog, whkh swelled in consty found out who threw the stone. last Monday—the same district where mer. It is believed that Mr. Cleveland * HQLLY BROS. quence of the wetting it got during a The comet band elected the following she taught last winter. (Office. Mt Thoru St., Hartings, Mich.) will not be able to withstand the press­ shower. The following verinon, Mr. officers for the next six months. John ?r. attended. 'f. L. I*arker is again teaching in the ure _ that will be brought to bear upon Office houTR—H to 10 a. m. and 1 to 3 n. m. editor, you may vouch for if you choose. Gilson, leader: B. 8. Holly, musical di­ Telephone iu Hollaways’ drug store. Baker district. He gave the Ixwt of sat- him by the hungry vandals who havt The hunter in question was an ardent rector; C. A. Hough, president; Chan isfaction last winter and all are glad to ' made him president. His cabinet ,wiL greenbacker, and being overtaken by a Lee, vice president; John Lee, secretary; see him back again. O ACKETT & BUTLER, begin by appointing as their chie. rember i&A. fWg. O Pysiciaus and Surgeons, sudden shower crawled into a large, F. F. Hilbert, treasurer and drum Mr. Taylor has a singing class at the clerks and immediate assistants; per hollow log, for protection from the major. M. E. church. T (Prairieville, Mich.) sonal and political friends. Then the\ rain. To while away the tedious hour, All calls, night ur day, promptly attended. Some party, for reasons best known Levi Goodrich died of consumption will appoint the friends of certain, aer­ l.,■!./< to he he drew fromi^ais pocket a copy of a to himself, started the story that the last Thursday morning, aged 31 years. R-flMMERMAN, ators and memlters. This will open th* • Homeopathic Physician & Surgeon, democratic papl-r and commexiced read­ comet band charged one political party He has been a great sufferer for sev­ way to unlimited removals, and soonei ing. The first thing he saw was a pic­ for playing and played for another po­ eral years. Some of his frjends in this or laibr, republican office holders wiL (First door east ul Holloways'-drug store.) will take Prqdoee ss U'ual. but no more ture intended to represent a, rooster, litical party free. Whatever the object vicinity had a hunt and ouster supper I have to go. Some clerks are well off R. Wm. JONES. but to his practiced eye he saw that it might have been, we stand ready .to pay for his? benefit about three weeks ago i and quite a number have saved a litth mure BUkk-ktrepIngiand no more tad debts. Dentist. All work promptly attended to. was an exact likeness of a turkey buz- any man twenty five dollars who will realizing about *12.00 therefrom, for ‘ money but the great majority have not ‘ -OUB- • zfird; just below it was announced that prove the report to be true. The mem­ which he was very thankful. only not a- dollor ahead, but are hope yyELTON 4 WHITLOCK Cleveland was fleeted president. This bers stand politically as follows, not all Miss Amja Smith, of Assyria, is visit- j iesaly in debt Many of them borrowet l>eing voters: seven republicans, four was followed by a card thanking the ing at her cousin’s, J. H. Smith. Are agents for the Watertown Insurance Co.' money to bet on the election. 1 know They write policies on a man's prnncrtv against prohibitionists forfbringlng about such a fusion, three prohibitionists, and one George Quick, of Battle Creek, visited a number who are paying fronf five U toss by fire, lightning or wind; against a man's life by death and accident. . OF GOODS result. Hi» “heart swelled with rap-1 who is accused of lieing a Belva Lotk- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Quick, 10 per cent interest per month foi ture” at the thought, until it wedged j wootl mauilast Sunday. . _____ _____________ _ ____ ________________ money staked on the election of Blaine q k s ie i on him fast in the log and he could not > ~ Mr. and Mias Banks, of Ohio, have; Economy is the watchword here now CEDAR CREEK. been visiting at Slade’s and Lurick’s for J and it is felt in every avenue andarter (Officein Abstract Block. Hartings, Midi.) move. Reading' was now out; of the AND A BRAN NEW LINE OF You can’t find a greenbacker in Hope Have the only set of Abstract Books. In Barrj Question; so he began to think, and the the past week. of commercial, industrial and soma. County. Mr. and Mrs. George Reese, of Ceres- life. Merchants say that trade wa thought came t<» him that the worst now. .They are all democrate, and all rejoice in republican defeat. A. FOOTE. M. D_ co, have been visiting friends in this never before so dull at this seaatm whipped party in the universe was the • Physician and Surgeon, Si. Larabee is looking for the post­ vicinity lately. ______ _________ ____________ ______ greenliack party. This made hh rap­ Tailore report a._great increase in. th* (Offieo eart «Me Mala 8L. Maahvllle, MldD TO BE ADDED. WITH office now. Si isn’t a democrat for T. L. Parker is now a good templar, business of renovating and mend Inp Residence next door north Wolcott Hoqm-. ture ooze out of him, and he shrank nothing. Veteran will probably con­ All calls promptl/attended too, day or night. having ridden the goat- -last. Saturday; *’ - old coats and pantaloons. Fashionabl> down to such dimensions that a slight . I test the case. puff of wind blew him out among, the j IC?J*ne #{ „ , .. so you peed not pass him the cider. dress-makers and milliners are in deb OSEPH KNIGHT, , , , ..11 wo (rood citizens of this township Veterinary Surgeon. Ben.Miller expects to raise a large I>air. Eyeh butchers, grocers, and sa •“It7nb“k and have taken up their abode in vonr city At the Itelm. Mosm > barn this week. (Besddeace'Rutland, 11 ear Yrckley school bouse.) and neither hat e been heard from amce. loon keepers feel the^pinch of retrench Will attend all calls for services night or day. If we had not always shouted far ment. Ten thousand government em Charges reasonable. I We presume wheat .will advance to <attxfartlon‘<iinr.u:tee<l. nwl Goods Cheaper FREEPORT. Ben. and Belva we certainly should ploy^s and five times as many who ar. . -vrr you bought beforv. *4 a bushel now that there is a prospect t F. M. U. W. r. rwuaes M.O. From tbr Herald. ---------------------. — ------------------noir. They seem so forsaken it seems dependent upon them, are endeavoring Albert Gosch is erecting a barn on his for free trade and democracy. • i\»rtl<-« oa nit the old llmi WlH'pleane settle by DUS. BROWN & POLffEMUS. Almost as if every greenbacker in these to save a little money for the rainy da\ si-ptcrnlxjr IStfi. Homcepathic Physicians & Surgeons. Much interest is taken here in the place near Linden. ..................................... parts had always been Clevdand men. . predicted after the fourth of March. (Office over Julius Russell’g store. Main 8t-> HOLMES & HOLLY BROS., Woodland. Jdo. Norman is visiting his parents forthcoming McKay trial. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Watkins and ' The capitol ----is in readiness tor Con Calls answered from the office jit an hours of in Kalamazoo this week. t ’ ( q.AIJKE & BIKES. little Hazel, of Vermontville, wwe the gross which will convene in two weeks Myron Fish is building a new house m D Nashville. Attorneys at Law and The hotels, boarding houses and restui ■ ‘ taro miles east of Freeport. -J .Ota"""' S»«» »> Th“'8- guests of E. G. Potter and famfly SunSoiicitors in Chancery. ants have adjusted themselves to th< day last. hilip t colgiui tj u-ffiers lu L'sAlmi block, over Beamer Bros.) Mr. Frank Millard, of Corunna, will j ... . . . \pew order of things. The hungry dem­ ■ Hartings, Mich, Lawyer, Dvfph, .of Olivet, is visiting open -a bazaar stope in L. E. Mosher’s:I Mre. ' BOWENS/MlLLB. iTairtlee in all courts ot!ho state. Atteud to ocrats who are already pouring intotht Harting-*. Mich. [ friends in town*. c >|li-rtlons and perfoettag mHeA to real estate. building next w'eek. city will be able to find subsistence at: Corn secured in good shape. Protteullng Attorney for Barry County. M-»ncy to hum insurance taken etc., etc. The Coiigregational society at Rev. Our merchants are filling up their cost of from seventy five cents to on* . The insect-is working in the wheat. Livermore's Wednesday night was well stores, with new* frefih stocks, getting The school board has put a new floor dollar kday. The b^ter class of hotel* attended and a pleasant affair. *6.00 ready for the increased trade. ' in the Robbins school house. School will maintain their old prices but the.' was added to the treasury. Freeport has more paint on i,ts build­ commences Tuesday wllh Mr. G. B. expect a diminution of patronage. A very nice, smooth flour has lately ings to the square inch than any town There is no end. to gossip- in pollties, been laid in the opera house, preparato­ Smith as teacher. of twice its size in Barry, Kent or Ionia They have also put in a new floor and circles about the cabinet and policy o ry for the winter’s roller skating. the new administration.. The demo ciuntiea. ,. : • iz-•••*. reseated the school house at Bowen. Our band helped the democrats jollify The first of the series of club dances Thomas Blackman has put down a crate are not entirely sure of the mai at Vermontville Friday night. for whom they gave their votes am came off last Friday evening in Union . C. L. Glasgow, our big hardware new well. Hall. There was a good attendance R. Misner and wife are\Q> north on a money, j The suggestion that Schur; man, has received a car load of mowers will have a place in the cabinet is gal. and a viery pleasant time experienced visiting tour. for next year’s trade. by all present. These dances occur Fred Demeresque has returned from and worm-wood to them, and it is not Buell, Downing and party returned at all improbable that the first month o. every two weeks. the southwest, where he has been from the north Thursday, bringing the new administration will develop i. The Band of Hope, a young people’s spending the summer. half a dozen deer with them, and hav­ temperance society, connected •with the Jennie Holmes has commenced her democratic split as wide and as fatal a ing killed as many more while gone. that which followed the inauguratioi M. E. church, held their second meeting school in Martin, Allegan county. 'Wilson, the grocer, is erecting a ware­ last Sabbath. Miss A. Hinckley not Eliza Gervin teaches among the An- of Garfield, in the republican party room and Freeman a big barn. They are not a happy family by an. being able to attend regularly, resigned Mr. and Mrs. Prindle are visiting gi«. means. Clouds, storm winds anil dan­ Mr. Garret is moving to Plainwell. the presidency and Rev. Thomas was their daughter ut Deerfield, and other gers are in their sea road. r elected president for one year. Inter­ L. D. Gleason is on the sick list. friends in Lenawee county. esting speaking, recitations and singing Misses Alice itnd Anna Phillips start­ , L. Price captured a wild goose the constitute the program. The next ed for Leelanau county Wednesday. other day. Potato Snlad. meeting occurs Nov. 30th nt the M. E. Frank Buler is up north, canvassing Their peqple.went several weeks ago. A Minnesota lad) wishes toknowhov . church. to make potato salad. She aun H. M. Lee was in Grand Rapids for a nursery farm. We are waiting for the mist to clear to have a ntort appetizing djja ff sb< Thursday. WOODLAND. does «sclly aw ahe in told. *?Vrel an away from the political sky. Miss Parmeter, of Vermontville, has There will be an oyster dinner at boil in saltod water ap niauw)pot*tott i More sickness than usual in the town. returned from Dakota, and has her will meet the requireinenL^l* your fam Smith’s Hall, under the auspices of The picture gallery is now running music class in running order again. ly. Suppose you have three'quarto <> Withey Poet G. A. R., on Thursday af­ boiled potatoes; thev sbofild.be cut n Hucceasfuly. The jubilant democrats propose to F. F- Hilbert is among those on the have a bigtime, speeches etc., Thursday. ternoon, Nov. 25th. Every body invit- while hot. in small pieces as near) ed. There will also be a dance aame 3uare as Is tNMndrtettt w;tb the araoti; sick list. The excitement attending the cam­ time. A tablt&poonfui of fine) \ I. N. Harter and wife have returned paign and the anxiety over the slowly evening. chopped oihou, n tablMpoonfut of fine) R. Count's home ran away last week. from Ohio. developing result is passing away. chopped parsley, a te^'p'xwjnl each i Revival meetings are now being held Considerable betting was Indulged in badly breaking the carriage. black pepper and .salt To this add at the Holmes church under the care of and many arguments held, but so far teacupful of the be»l salad oil, a ha teaedpful of vinegar. Do nnt stir Hk Washington lettkb. Rev. O. E. Weightman. as we know no bad blood was engen­ salad, as there ii great danger of break Our hunters are returning from the dered. Intelligent democrats are in­ XXA.IBTXIH’GHB. ao-a-v*1-’ ing-the pieow of poRitors. and givin I Washington, Nor. 1A.1M4. north and express themselves well clined to treat republicans with consid­ Last night witnessed the. greatest the dish an untidy lopk. i J rift a sals pleased with their success. eration, realizing that their victory is democratic parade ever seen , in this bowl or vegetable dish with lender let The building committee of Diet. No. gained only l>ecause republicans, who tuee leaves, and them put the salad fan. city. It was marshalled by "Bill" Dick­ thftdish. In place <f |iarskw tend* 4 jwe advertising for bids to build a new claim to be republicans still, voted the son, who was prominent as a juror in stalks at vefy small h»vaa of eerier school house at the village. democratic ticket. Castleton republi­ the Star Route trial, and was afterwards may be nami. It celery m used, a ter Gratton Huddle visited friends here cans are proud of the work they did on tried himself on the charge of having sjiooufnl of made mustard should, »• during the last few days. and before election day, and more than accepted a bribe from the Star Route added. Another subsfitmiou may b * that of butter for oil; the butter shoal . People would like very^ much to see glad to know that Castleton again defendants. 1 mention this only to be melted very slowly, in a bowl » the grist mill start up again. swings into line as the banner republi­ show what kind of men the party of re­ •over the top of the teakettle: when it i 0. A. Hough has added a stock of can town of Barry county. Thus may . form (?) is bringing to the front in the melted drain it off, leaving the salt i swell box cutters to hia other stock in the IKit tom of Ibe bowl. Another wb morning freshness of its victory. she ever remain. to prepare potato salad is to make trade * There has been a wonderful resurrec ­ OOATB GROVE. cooked mayonnaise dressing and pm The villa«» will have two saw mills Will some one please shut this winter ? tion of democracy in Washington since over the potatoes. The dressing shoal in active operation this winter. it is thought that Cleveland is to be the be cooked as vou cook boiled ouster.' Loo Hager doesn't think it pays ex- It lias l*en “open” long enough. Miss Nellie Baine is home from Char­ next president. Old whiskey-soaked pauea to visit CasUeton to see the lotte, where she has l*en attending fellows that the Washington world had stooa fall, while Smith thinks if his forgotten have hobbled forth, and like buggy takes one more trip that way, he । school. N. Carpenter and wife, of Middleville, old Hamlet’s ghost are revisiting the remove from the fire a hi will teed an entire new one. are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Ida glimpses of the moon. Verily someTh. railroad meeting at the town • t how. owing to short notiee ot the McDowell. Miss Etta Wolf departed for the Out­ meeUW. wss not well attended. A CONTAINS * LARUE ASSORTMENT OF let, Monday morning, where she fs ensolicitor conunlUoe was .appointed. It is understood in political consisttK at Levi Holmes. J. M. Iteissr. Jaoa J.-deo C. A. Hough and Gso. W. M, andMn.Ch«» Li*lrt, of Gmnd have much to s*y » th, the policy of the new and Friers. taken up his .SUBSCRIPTION• 11ATEMI In whan- r, 9L« per 3t«ar: If paid within six .•oontii*. 81.23 per yeir: Ifii f not paid until explratldN of*W, SU». *1Subvriberx out■ : lurry (NdttJf3 per year. In...^rarlMbly caih Iniadvance. a P w. NI8KERN, ~----- ■uSgi^.teUr£u,,,ib?‘t,w- Right ktihe Froat! nJ' Al/ Kiyds Dotrn Marked P D GENERAL STOCK! 66 T } L > TO BE KEPT FULL! . Millinery Goods L Mrs. B. S: Holly J AND TRY US! . P ^ , UOR SALE! One Platform Wagon ^7 Nearly New. Will Sell Cheap. Six Top Carriages, From $50 to $90, to close them out. 2,000 ft. Sewer Ifi/p©, At Lower Prices than ever offered. GREBLE & POWERS SPANGEMACHER & MASON, undertakers As in the past, we will attend to calls prompt­ ly and endeavor to prove worthy the approbation of those inter­ ested. Our Furniture Department KF-North aide State WWiriag aod {EB AMASON HUM Beni. t« Mr. nd Mn. Devkf R<tey. HoUydom not W** *> ** **** �more mud, caused more ill feeling, descended to dirtier tricks than were ever before known in Michigan politics. We Haktinc.fi. Mien., November 20,1884. charge this not upon the rank and file, Enured at the j-ostoffice at Haatlngs. Mich. who wno were were sincere Bin,*re and 141111 honest, non“v* but uuu upon u»~“ tre tranamiralon through the mails as second the leaders of the prohibition movedaaa matter. _ i n^t in this state and district. Men MAR8HALL L. COOK, Editor. “■; who had always Hved consistent tem­ perance lives were maligned, traduced The Journal, in a labored effusion, and lied about in the most shameless trits to show why ii can crow with the and wicked taanner. Their whole cam­ democrats. It is very far fetched paign in this state, in this district, in through. The Journal man will wake this county was against men whose up in a year or two and find himself temperance records were above re­ alone in a howling wilderness. His proach, men who had been honored by party has gone to the dogs, or the their fellows, and had served with cred­ democracy, which is pretty much the it in every position they had filled. These were the class of men whom the same tiling. high-minded, moral and excruciatingly Blaine’s majorities in;the northern states aggregate 3OOJ3OO. I It is the solid temperance leaders of the prohibition party took pains to vilify, and to defeat. south, made so by the rifle clubs and Worse than all this; after prohibition red-shirt brigades, that rolls up the plu­ and free-wliiskey had gone hand in ralities for Cleveland. Four of these hand through the whole campaign; southern states, which upon the face of after they had connived and caucussed the. returns give Cleveland 125,000 ma­ together, they rejoiced together in the jority, with a free ballot and a fair defeat of the republican party. If there count would have given Blaine 60,000. was not a close alliance, there was at. From the Phirnix house, Charlotte, least a mutual understanding, between’ the prohibition and fusion leaders. Pennington, in a ratification speech an­ nouncer that, if it was necessary to in­ •They had a common purpose, to defeat augurate Cleveland, he would shoulder republicans, and they pulled together a musket and help exterminate the re­ through the campaign. After the contest was over, free-. publicans. No doubt after his defeat in bis own city, county and district, he whiskey and prohibition jollified over felt like exterminiating somebody. the defeat of republicans. In NewCommenting on his utterance the Char­ York the chairman of the prohibition ' lotte Republican very pertinently asks state committee sent forth a circular ••where was the fool-killer about then ?” rejoicing that the followers of St John bad defeated Blaine in that state. In An inspection of the election returns this city, one of the leading democrats, from Barry Bounty shows that While who at the time had altoard about all the vote for Cleveland was 181 more the whiskey he could carry, shook than that for Hancock in 1880, the vote hands with a candidate on the prohibi­ for Butler fell short of that cast for tion county ticket, and they congratula­ Weaver by 343. Two years from now ted each otter over republican defeat the greenback party will not poll as many votes in this county as the demo­ And well they might This has been the course of the lead­ crats. In short, as an Orangeville dem­ ocrat lately said to us: “We shall swal­ ers of the third party prohibitionists in low the greenbackers without greasing this county, state and nation. A course we are free to say which their followers in 1388.” could not or did not see, or they would All through the campaign the Jour­ have long ago deserted these tricksters nal editor was telling of the enormous who duped them. A more unwise and gains for Butler in northern Michigan. suicidal policy could not have been pur­ The Butler men failed to materialize on sued. The prohibitionists did not election day, and it is yet an open ques­ make their warfare against intemper­ tion as to whether the prohibitionists or ance, but against the temperaace ele­ greenbackera cast the more votes in ment of the republican party. Their this state.- The Journal and the green­ policy was to fight the friends, not the back party can take their choice be­ enemies, of temperance. The result is tween the republican and democratic bitterness, lack of unity among temper­ parties. There is no room and no de­ ance people, and a feeling among the mand for a third party. vast majority of them that until the foolhardy leaders of the prohibition Petroleum V. Nasby, in the last num­ party are thrown overl>oard, nothing ber of the Toledo Blade, represents him­ more can be done for the temperance self as very jubilant. He is sure Cleve­ cause. The only friends the prohibiland is elected, and has already made t^phists have made have been the dem­ himself “solid" for the Confederate ocrats, who love them for their good Cross-roads post-office. His credit at fight against the republican party. Bascom's is now ‘unlimited” and he is The only cause the prohibition party democratically drunk a good deal of has helped in this year of grace is free the time. They had a jollification meet­ whiskey. They have earned the undy­ ing at the Cross-roads the other even­ ing gratitudoof the liquor dealers asso­ ing. Nasby made the speech. He ask­ ciation, who love to see their enemies ed the crowd to drink to St. John; for divided. This is the result of the lead­ he was satisfied that the. cold water ership of the prohibition party. They apostle had given New York to the de­ have led their fofites over to the enemy. mocrats and free whiskey. The more They have made a noble fight for free he considered the matter, the more whiskey, and the prospects are that deeply impressed with the they will have it to their hearts content whiskey democracy owed from this time on till they are willing to prohibitionist St. John. to cease making fools of themselves We do not entertain such a peHsimb^ and their followers. ' editorial . i£p_ Official Canvass The Hastings Banner. ____________________ —--------------------------- IN THE P Of Votes Cast in Barry County, at the General Elec­ tion, November 4th, 1884: Notes. tic view of mankind as to believe its most prugremive people will always oppose their own highest interests. For that reason we do not believe that the temperance cause lias received a permanent set-back from the foolish course of those who claim to be its beet friends.. But it is undeniably true, and. every rational num who has no hobby "to ride recognizes it as true, that the political prohibitionists have indefinite­ ly posponed the date of settlement of that question of which they pretended to be the par ttrnellvuce champions. There are temperance men in all par­ ties; thqy are in the majority in this alate and county, as in most northern states and counties. By working to­ gether, securing the nomination and election of temperanoe men, there was a By thus working together tn caucus, cooventioo ami at the polls, there were good prospects for the success of tem­ perance principles and temperance men. In this state the question of prohibi­ tion would soon have been submitted to the voters for their final decision. Ln lUBO the temperance forces were united, and were so nearly successful that in the legislature they lacked but one or two votes of a complete triumph in both branches. But much practical 3 ! S6H2EEE8Ss£St58g8388 uuonqndaa § 23SB!S§SS8SB2ffiJ58Sgg8:i. • ■ ■* uojsnj normrooM S8888S>S8:.o.5Z>588K f ssSs&gegSBS^ttiiSggag i .......... JOUIOAOf) fciiiSSiaSSBSasSOgs: ---------- ---------- f = Esaass.gEggggjssgfegzsa joiuaioy .. a FOB STRENGTH AND TRUE FRUIT FLAVOR THEY STAND ALONE. A 58SgSB-K85.aX3.=ZE££=3 ii.......... »uiuool [■■•»m8J0X.a«s| 2,fr = gggSgASgA Or. Mm's Crism Bikinc tarter w ■ ■ ipoaoa.o! □■£ r ’ 8EB5-'S&£^2i§i; Dr. Price's I.upulln Yesst Gems, 5 ■ UOtfUJUUdJ • . r, JhiJUUBj! • • qitam - - - — — 7 “ E WK MAKE BUT ONE QUALITY. LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD f /• I g S88gSsS3S£SsgS§Sg§£: ■ UOHMB<r 1 5<S!?Sbr5Qoe&cn3>~So>5«ESr<>£3CT3ot3! s £ =8§8?888£SSsit®sS=2Es' BlUpayj I Wu>9( i mrpjof ■st: 8 — — — w.——'eol . ■azsagESsessSisjgi........ *~o saStSaBssaasaasBSssfi......... J,o°'1 s 3 J • »t°0 3 2. ■88EZ§5ESS2?S£i*g^!S3©! & I Jajjnns r. — x tc c m ~ I- -■ EgSssggsgssaisiSsa-Sa1 oqqv • wvi! t EESsr.zsSESgssssZagBx •»*n| SSSzSiSSgSXSSSSiigSsSBi ■■■ urea] g GROCERS J3KLLJHKM. Thereupon It is ordered, that Monday the tMh day of Dec., A. D. 1»4. al ten o'clock lu the 1 forenoon, be assigned for tin- hearing <4 Mid i«Utlnji. and that the heirs at la*, and all Ohtcwo, III. other perwn* Interested in said estate, 1 are required to appear at a .sesstmi ot said m b Vffi A W I ' Court, turn to be hotoeu at the ITobate (iffire.in M Ka Lr A V I D ; the city of Hastings in said rmmty and show ■IT KZ mb |AM MS ■■ AM WM ■ Am ' cauw*. if any then* tie, wby the prayer of the |k| |L| C ■> V ’ Q tettUonrr should md te gne.Ut! MW IW I And It b. further ordered th;.: v.i.' i-:, ■" •w ■ w 1 notice to the person*- interested in said cs4 AM Ata tale, uf the pendency of muM petition, and thr *■ ■■ W M | bearing thereof by causing a coin of thi- order .■ <1 ■■ to be published In tbr Hastings Bo-mik. n i.e*»* W If ffg > pB|»cr |>riuted and elrenlated m said Connn . < W Mre Ml < Barry, once in rwh week tor three -:re VW V I ............ «il«H ......... E8»58£EsSgESZB§3£ JAOA^Of)! 3 sisggsaassssssssSsss MOOJMJOH 3g§g2£eSS8E8it8^8E8S “'WK . 4L . ’ I (A true copy.] Judge <»f Probate rebate Order. . _ nf UlialUvut. r-.klfllf.- n/f U.lw. _A Tn *> ■ At a aaMtoq of the rrohate Court (or tlw *R* JF5L eS/Aff—1" I eassrty cT Barry, bolden ai the Probate office >11 ' U1Ccl¥oIMaidngx InsaM county on Wetine»I aayTtKe Mh day Wlktoter. in the year one ***. jyjsi. xti thousand eight hundret anti r!ghty-fo«n-. . iTroent. Heiurai Smith. Judge of ITolml. ’ la the matter q! tta- estate of Joseph 1. ..... _ Lao— Both Sexee aad estate of satai dreeaxed. praying that he B»y be lUslR.covrry, . licensed to mortgage or sell certain real ental. > fi^tn a There Is something startling lu the rapid in­ crease of Kidney diseasss among the Amencan people within a few year- past Many causes pettltasto certain «1MMM tend to produce and aggravate these troubles- ns, for exninple, rarricss living, overwork and exposure. Dr. David japuvxeiv s9«K2§888S88S#H4is8i * / JC . REMEDY KldaeyO • • **ms 5883®<»BS ZagS-iZBaagSc E£§868BasS88S®SEs883 Judge of Prolmte Price Baking Powder Co., **>»k sESBEsassEzsazaEMs: CLEMENT SMITH .[A trjie copy. ] YEASTGEMS % *W sSSsssssSSst’sxsBsssi; ■»•««>>>•’ ■■ rt.thento teta.Mcn a theprobau offi, . in the city o< HMtlon, tn sal<| county, nn.l -tiow cause. If any there be. why the prayer ot *|„. petitioner should not be granted. And it is further ordered that said |h tit i., give noCU'c to the pcrwHi* Witerreted In sii.i t^^'.of the MtMletiry of mjM petition, and the hearing thereof. t.v caurtnc a copy at thh order to be pablished In the Ha-rtlngs Hanskr a a««»P*l*r printed and elrenlated in sahl < <Hintv of Barry-Mice In each *eek for thn st!1 ...... j weeks, previous to wild day of hearing. ■ j 1 I , i I I I State of M kb Igan. County of Barrj - -m. At a Messhni of the Probate Court fortbet ...mly of Barrj-. bolden at the Prolmh-offic e in ib« —♦5 of Hastings-in said county oti Frida,. the day of Nov., in the year one tlKiuMtid rigid hundred and elghty-four. . FrMML Ctement Smith. Judge of Probate In Che flatter of the estate of'Hrun Laver. * minor, now deceased. On reading and fillBg Ute petlUou. duly verified. ■ of C. Adams, praying that hb account a-, guard lan of said minor heretoforeIHcd. may be heard and ^allowed and lie discharged from his -aid S uoynfl) ”■ §■ pwittan, AM that the teir* ut law : reaped, will all other pri-MHix Interested in «ai.t I 1 !! " 1* i Bt. Louts, .Chicago, HI. *« i ChnaMpher A. Hough routes into court aud i r*P|,e“»6t 4**1 he Prepared to Me Ids flnal I pray. u>u <S?M, u, hnSS z Price Baking Powder Co. I rt § ssSSssnsiasa&sssssas; Se. sfJto ;?2i r u1 Jr’S* weeas. FJV'wi’ to «al<l <laj of hrarini: (aw-pp—v! <f.KMKNT<MlTH A Pt>C • Judge of Probatr. i Stoteof^ddtigan. Co«»ty of Rarrv.-sa. A,.M rf.P* iTotMte (nun !.< thr cO“nty “I ■ ta’kler. at the Probate QfflCr >u 1---^ I 7U.d. ««“»•>- °n Mol. l^p. ’ ‘l-‘ ri,M> f” Nov., in the year one thoua***** , and eight hundred and eighty-fonr. - -s 8 c- s EX OTOSJO liMiSsisiisatsiliiis . Thereupon it is ordered. tbat-Momlay. tiic ^ub day olE November next, at leu o'clock In the ton nooq.be assigned for th.- hear ihxnfvihi andum the hrIrs at lair of *»|d dreeaaed. and all other mreons Interested In *aki rasute. are reappear at a melon of Raid court, then laird on the exceptional success of his medicine anWto be holdru at the Probate office, lu the eity uf called FAVORJTfc lLKMKDY in arrestln< and to Hastinga, in said county, and show rau*e. If an» radically curi>.g these most painful disorders. there be, why the prayer of the-|<rtitlonrr «bonld Fronts of...this, like the following, areV.constanUy not be granted. 1.1. .H.r.il.H. a..., aka . And It Is further ordered (bat Mid petitioner give notice to the*prr*on- Interested In said satate, cd the penderv y of said jwtltiou, :ui<l the Aauing thereof to causing a «opy of this order publlalied In the RaMhic* lUxsrA a of the test known «nd jkipslardrunclRto In tte newspaper printed and rireulatecrin said county flov and growing city from which Iw writet-end of Barry once In each week fur three 3nc<*r<dve doubtlciis where thorn- may find Mr. Crawford at weeks prrvkMM to said day of hearing. hb» plare of bufduemi on tfre corner of Main and CLEMENT SMITH. Union rtrocta: A Judge of Probate. Springfield, Mmai.. March 22, IW4. , A - -true copy. -----------------------------------Dr. D. Kennedy, Rondoot, N. Y.: Washington, Nov. 14-—The charters of seven hundred and twenty-one National banks, with an aggregate capital of over 818V,000.000, will expire during dm year 1885. This is more tliau one-third of the entire number of National banka now In ex­ istence. From Information already re­ ceived by the Comptroller of tlie Currency It Is expected that a large majority of these banks will oontinue their existence either by extending tlielr clmrters or by reorgan­ izing under other titles. There .arc at present more National banks in existence, with a larger aggregate of capital, than ever before. The capital Invested In National banks was Increased about 815.000,000 dur­ ing the year ended Septcint>er 30, 1884. 3 3 2®38S£?isS88S;t2g=ggE opened In Slay at the Royal Horticultural Gardea.*, South Kaaatagtoa, and will re­ main open until the cud of the rear. hl order that American iaveetiona may eecupy a prominent place In thh nniivnad exhibi­ tion the latent date for receiving apphear Umis for spare has been extended to Drcoober 31. 1884. Time tried and true is Dr. Bigelow’s Positive Cure, which combines the good qualities of all the Iteet cough remedies aad ita friends had much to fed dated without the defects of any of them. It over. But the fact that the question cures promptly, thoroughly and per­ was not submitted was a sufficient pre­ manently, all coughs, colds, croup, text for a number who easily got weary whooping coughs, influenza, bronchitis, hoarseness, incipient consumption, and all throat and lung diseases, healing to aniail tent. and run it after their own the lungs'safe and pleasant for children. hearts. Temparance candidates in both Price 50 cenft and one dollar; trial bot­ tles free of Fred’k Hotchki®. e former, were defeated by the third «nui a I I gSBSagSs’SESSEsElsEssa S 8aEaSgg8B88S£E5EgS3K sggBSBBBBBstsssEgSggg 3 Dounced. through the British Consul, that an International Invention* Exhlbitioa wUl be held Id Ixtndon in 18M. It will be u»- dency of the Prince of Viales and 1 c »N~a iSSgsaseaBsaassESKii W)PW * iaSsSacSssSSgtSS 3 <5 SixEocwmSwoXw-i- *2S’tjcAcntZ StBZ fi?saa» 5 wide world for th la dlifU*^compUlnt. UsHms letter la y£i< the Benefit of other*. Yours, etc.. sgSsgzsSSSssifcsggggaS ■ 8H?g§S?SgBBB«9?gS2S S n«M -- .... I QRALKD FHO!NW*Al> for ........... buihling 4. a _ ____ Ml by I __ O ____ bouse______ will tem-elvcd t>vtaiildlBCrotnnitttre buildliu-roii' 1 “of* “ school dtotriet No. 4 <>I Woodtaiul. w, Mlrh. <i.t>l Dec- 10th. «K4. Htad houre To te a t*<* ’ten tritete relKKMhoflBe complete. Flan? amt fleationa are on fee with tlie niKhrakne*’ fte committee reserve tte riflit to rejeet any and ;> trtda. ' Dated, Woodland. Midi.. Nov. r. imm. M®tottleaof a pnyadvwL. HHJBEHT. Chairmt'.. Used m a speeffie for tkte drecise sort of trout>4w c. A. Hoteffi. taeretary tea. and found it ewtlrely uaeleas at least In my cate. Y«mr FAVORIfK REMEDY- I say ft with a partMtracpUaclton at all that was done KT OTIC E.-The Auntud Meeting for the <•!< • IN tlon of cdtker- lor the Blvrreldr t.wrtrn Companv will be held at William B. Swrezey •» lief. office In Hastings, on Wednesday. DrceinlMT.td. Dkar Sim:-For ten yeara J bnd been afflicted with Kidney disease In Us moat acute form. V hst 1 suffered mtwt be left to the ImartoaUon -for no Me »n appreciate It except who have gone through It I rasorted to many ptoyatetana and to many different kinds of treMM. Md Ka great deal of money, only to find myaelf and worse than ever. J m*y say that I BOTAi _____ u fatal BMP la rwHueww... ....-------of l^s by purchase arr by la* slwklu'Wer* awl •nlitled to vote .nt thr said nieetliyr. JOHN BKS8MEK. < tert. Haatlngs, Nov. 19th, ism. ■-•* LYMAN CRAWFORD S’ I Mr,.nsr.ii,^c' D snraaqiod IMOLVTlONOFCXiPAKTNERSHn*. Uk (MwartaanhiD heretofore existing b*t*’T" Whitlock, under tb«k. Is this day dKwiv Wftfotrbeymt ’bv , Haid Weftoti *li- ’• awuvuipoo^v UC. WKLTON. K.D. WRIT!.<* K. HysUw*. wjtraimo On account of an error in counting the fusion tickets, which effects the showing in Ruiinnd and Woodland townships, the vote doee not show as it should on the fusion electors. There were 1,151 democratic and 1.786 greenback vutai cast for electors, making a total of 2,987. Tl»e democratic vote in the several townships is as follows: Assyria. 61 • Baltimore. 47; Barry. 101; Carlton, 76>Castleum, Ml; Hastinga. 4i; Cit^-ist ward, 22; 2d, 28; 3d, 35; 4th, 51; Hope. 56; Irving. 34; Johnstown, 24- Manic Grove, 88; Orangeville, 20; PrarieviUe. 36; Rutland, If; Thoruapple, 51 •’ wJ>d. land. 141: Yankee Springs, 11. Total, 1,151. Thtf total vote on stale officers, other than those given in the table are as follows: Lieutenant Governor— Battara. 2.701; Maynard, 2,939; Sherwood. 38B Treasurer—Buller. 2.696; Biair, 2.944; Clieney, 401. Auditor General—Stevena 2.682; ."anford, 2,957; Downing. 400 Commissioner State Land Office—Newell 2,688; Dennis, 2,939; Barnes, 897. Attorney General—Paggart, 2,701; Cook 2 92° • Tatem, 403. Superintendent of Public Instruction—Gass, 2,7W; Parsons’ 2’039’ Stern*, 304. Member Board of Education—Ballou, 2,699; Vanderveen' 2Jnui• McKeever, 402. ’ ’ Constitutional Amendments—Relative to Circuit Courts, “Yee." 390• “No ” 363. Compensation of members of tire legislature—“Yes,** 820; “No,” 10(H * It ‘8 positively woven that Zoa-Phora (“Dr. Penpdly’s Woman’s Frond”), is the best known remedv for all complaints peculiar to Women, young or old. Any Lady needing such a remedy anti postponing the ure ot Zoa -VhSJ Oct 1&, Ute AffiNTSSS Reflecting Safety Lamp /Naa &a aa - fao.ll. 1. -■ MOHS. IMACKIN.Chow*" » Griegs* Glyoerine Balve. The best on earth, can trulv be said of Griggs’ Glyi-erine Balve, Decay, �Hastings Banner. VOL- XXIX. NO. 31., nOWNI DOWN! DOWNi |_y With the Prices on WHOLE NO. 9131. OCR PRESIDENT. Grover Cleveland, of New York. Wins the Title. The synopsis of ti>ese reports witi be and semi-official returns fro it 46 out of the 66 counties in this state show -tepublicxn gains of 2,589 and DemiMTsLc gains of 13,­ 786, giving a net Democratic gam of 1L219 haw bewi ‘.ntimattow that the Pr.-aidert MOO. Whteb Give. Him BIB Mrrtor*! over the vote cast for Hancock. Detxoit, Mich., Nov. 12.—Twenty out of might devote mnm *)>*ce to a sketch nt the work of the Kepiihlicwu party. eighty counties report on ti»e vote for elect­ ors —Blaine pluraliUtw. 5,934: Fuajia pluralita^, 2.254. Blaine's net plnntii’v in th-.* TMK AGONY KNDED. 1't'nrv i-ounlirs -4.700. T't* ■ no» reprvsentiug the Dominion. held a ocmheard from wfll not materially change the figures sent heretofore. The full figures x-e In thia city Saturday with Hon. Mr UI«M Cwnty (.|wk ■at Premier of Ontario, as to the beat this uiwrarorot to the Nm, York Bo.nl will not be In for>a few days. In many counties the canvass is postponed. K t'oont, -Th, o, 6rm*GFTKi.i», IIL, Nov. IL—The official ’“"'“"K.ta1 the omvu. or returns liave been received from all the between Suspension Bridge and the stream we, Ik election dlr-.rtru In the etty ot Naw countifM in the State except Cook. Taking and islands proposed to be set apart as the tort. A. to one dbitriet-tbe Finn ot th. a clw estimate of Um figures in that county.. Canadian portion of the Interuattooai PMk El«iiternth-U I, nereenu, Utu the hh the rwdt in the State i>: Blaine. 387,475; that is to include Niagara Falta. It is mH Cleveland, 312.349; Butler. 11,406; St John. tint a favorable understanding tabs baan toT.t’L!*' m,ul™d to rottK-t the Mum u 1L 731; Blaine's plurality, 25,116. to «1 error .uppoul to be .ppuent on Tlje following is the vote east at the late election for all the candidates for Governor, whi? 10 Blalne elertors 54 votes, Cook County unofficial: Oglesby. 834,353; tiona! fact. th* r.. fT°InI °ther “tetementx in Hanton. 319,490; Harper. 10.057; Hobbs, the return It ought to be bi This 8,117; Oglesby's plurality, 14.924. Five Hundred Chinese PriaOMB ran nuticeadlffcrenre of 27 votes; no Springfield, IIL, Nov. 12.-The returns vvturb, irom oo cents up., Decapitated at Hai-Phonff. Ulw*-'votes are allowed to of the clerks from all except twenty-one Blaine the remit will be: Fur the lowest counties of Illinois. to.tbe Secretary of State, u^rI°»n thP **«• 133, uT and show that the appropriation of >531,712.50 the highest on the Blaine ticket. 99,093; to complete the State House has received a ,owwt elector. popular majority and is therefore carried, as IA. ■ .2 1 ■* * ,,cX *aln for of Is likewise the proposed amendment to give 162 over the generally accepted unofficial the Governor the power to. veto separate figures in New ^ork Cotmty, and makes items of appropriation bills without nullify­ Cleveland* plurality in the State 1,105. ing the entire bilL ’ Concord, N.JL, Nov. 18.—Official re­ l“ U,t* Sla,e b: Cleveland. London, Nov. 17.—A dispatch fram •MW, 103; Blaine, 561,008; St John. 25,227 ; turns received by the Secretary of State give Butler, 16,875. the following a* the result of the vote In Among the newspaper* there are no two this State: Blaine. 48.166; Cleveland. 89,­ states that the French Annamite auxil­ which agree us to the final result. The 166; St John, 1,578; Butler. 552 : Blaine’s iaries have beheaded 500 Chinese prismaworld given Cleveland 1,107 plurality In plurality, 4.000: Blaine’s majority, 1,875. .ers, taken at tlie capture of Kep on OctoNew York State. The Tlmn gives Cleve- Currier, t „- -------Republican, - -------------------------------for - Governor, has' a land 1.105 plurality in New York State. । “’•Jortty over all of -- 498. 2S3. "* Paris, Nov. 15.—Five caaea of chotea 4 The TWbune gives to Cleveland and Hen- I Jackson. Miss., Nov. 18.—The official dricks a plurality lu New York State nt I TOte 1,1 lt,ls Sute ,or Prudential Electors took place yesterday among the employ*** 1,076. The Sun makes the plurality in the • b “ follows: Cleveland, 78,457: Blaine, of the Montteur UniveneL. One of t.bcBx, Sljite fur Cleveland 1.087. aatta i..*.n»v kmh 42,774;- f'lpvoi.^'u Cleveland's n plurality, 85.683. . a printer, died almost immediately; It is St. Iah'ik, Nov. 13.—The official re­ Boston. Mass., Nov. 17.—A special from expected the Orleans Prineee will make a Augusta says: “Mr. Blhhie regards the I turns from 104 counties, Including St Iambi, official count In New York as practically give Cleveland 221.300; fusion Eleetont, larffe donation to the fund for the relief tf cholera sufferers. The continued ooid 290,035; St John. 1.441: Cleveland's plu ­ rettling the Presidential question. Mr. weather Is exercising a favorable effect «> Blaine, it is stated on authority, received rality, 4L265. Majority over alL 29.824. Saturday afternoon a telegram from I Marmaduke (Dem.), for Governor, 205.680; trie rate of mortality, which does not exoeed one in 36,000. The ravages of ffie I New York announcing the completion of Fort (Fusion), 194,344; Brooks (Pro.), epidemic are trivial compared with those tlie official canvass In that cltv, and iufonu- 9,785; Marmaduke's plurality, 11,390; ma­ of typhoid fever. The epidemic has Bttte । Ing him Uuu Uie plurality for Cleveland jority over all, 1,536. Ten counties are still if any effect upon the pleasttre-eeffib ■ , In tliat State would i»c 1,187. The some to hear from. Wilmington, DeL. Nov. 13.—The official Ing proclivities of the people. The theater' authority stales that Mt. Blaine lucepta the and other places of amusement are filted I reMilt very chrerfnlly. and has no regreto vote of Delaware is as follows: Cleveland every nighL It is known that the deaffiy | growing out of his connection with the cam­ 17,054; Blaine, 12,778; St. John. .55: But­ diaeaae has made large ravages amour Ow. paign. He feels tlmt he made a good fight ler, 6. 8L John and Butler electoral tick­ soldiers of the garrison, but the military In Newcastle County ami gracefully bows to the verdict ot the ! ets ,. were } reported officials publish no returns and refuse all to American people. He believes the Republic- I °nl-v' rtro_ *"*. Tenjpenmp,, legislative vote formation. The west end Is still healthy, au party will prove true to 1U grand past ami was w“ 1.549. 1 Dks Moines. la., Nov. 18.—The official but it is comparatively deserted. Meet el will increase in strength with coming y ears. tlie residents of the quarter have fled. « n wni anm oe I om ' n( ,nveM a majority of 72 for I He expects tliat in, 1888 it will again be American and English residents will oper Vr Blaine W»in71L™ Congrrea in the Sixth District It is prob­ 1 called back into power. air. Mr. leaves | ^7*thrt* “.. M7n niainc leaved , . .. .. «_ pi^.f^l in th,. ' for Washington £e tniddle of next week. I St,lhat Hal lF“8,on) ta *lerted ,n ““ soup, kitchens for the relief of the Fngftah and American poor during the- prevalent I Firat. ' where he and his family will spend the “ of the cholera. No fresh cases of d*otar> I winter. He has leased the Sargent House are reported at Melun, and only two deaths. j in Farragut Square, aud will shortly resume The decrease in the number ot deaths here W-anhington, Nov. 17.—Henry J ids work on the second volume of ‘Twenty l . Ik Ly . revives the spirita of the people. • j Years of Congress.* The volume will be man. Secund Assistant Postmaster-General, It m suppoied that tl»e plague was Intaon,®jiy Junc ,,e*1 f<’r .. ■ has submitted hts annual report. Lt shows duced Into Paris by an inmate ot the Bao •j-"* °< ■">“* £ teull Asylum who returned thither reoeeffiy from a holiday excursion. Forty-fear 1 inquiry sent to Mr. George William Curtja *“ “* follows: For ll,T» star drotbs occurred nt lhe asylum. The racrTo Resist Malaria, .Ague, Fevers. Headache, jbya Government employe here has just routes, aggregating 336.779 milea, »5.08i».94; taiity has been greater among nudes than I 117 steamboat routes, aggregating 15,591 Colds. Kidney Disease. I'alu in the Hide or Back. been received: among femah*. The asylum has 250 tn Cunstipatioii or Coativenr*. keep Z0 PE-8A , Wear Nxw Bkiorton. K. V.. Nov. 14.—Dear miles, S590,r>7»; -----1,573 railroad routes ag­ mates. The snrhumdiiig district is healthy. handy, and take a dose twice a week. It acts I Sir-. I have your loiter uf the 12th. There is miles. •15,012,008: tptal. Nuns feariensly 'attend the pntienta in tte upon the IJvtr and Ntomarb like a magic. : no doubt that Mr. Cleveland will encounter a gregating -- 117,160 _ A <y>m|>ari*on with the asy lum. The chapel lias been converted tremendous demand for a chain sweep, but I ■ (20,699,017. 1 think that, while changes will be. and ought |___ ttst ______ annual statement shows for star into a cholera-ward. Trueps are removing to be, made tor perfretiy legitimate nsa to the barracks outside of town. Jute»OM, he will respect the letter and spirit of > service an increase of 402 routes, a de­ the Reform law. and that non-poHtlcal officers crease ot 86- miles anil an increase of Valles, In the Cri <la Pauplc, urges dwell era in the slums to Immigrate to licaltbier who have been honest and effective in dis­ •350,463-In annual cost; for steamboat nerv­ charge of theib duty. and who hat e not mis ier, an increase of two. routes, a decrease of parts, occupy fashloname aud dcM!rte<; used their positions for party or political ends, , 503 miles, and of SI 1.048 In cost; for rail­ houses, him! help themselves to wholetnaMwill not be arbitrarily dismissed for pontteai food. Three deaths o'tunvd at the Prison reasons. Of course, 1 have no authority to road service, an increase of sixty routes, sneak for Mr. Cleveland My faith is founded of 6.952 mile*, and (1434,808 in annual Melun. near Fontainebleau. upon the sole knowlege of his character and rest The star service in operation at the Madrid, Nov. 15.—Several cases of convictions. Truly yours. close of «tbe year exceeded in extent the cholera have occurred at Barcelona, two oi ClKORUX Wti.I.lAM CCMTIA ,whlch have proved fatal. Nine ra.scs.jtwt CoMTMBUN, 0.. Noy. 1'..—The official average of the preceding five years, and was fatal, have arhrred in the province ol performed at a diminished cost. “Hub* Cough Cure, 25 Cent . Valencia. Prescription of a Boatoa physician, dispensed canvare makes Blaine s plurality In Ohio years by a Boston druggist. 51-W2' , ; . Paris. Nov. 17.—During Saturday then One <lo»e will cure any ordinary rough. It Litti.m Rock, Ark.. Nov. 17.—FolluwLouttvn.i.K. Ky., Nov. 17.—Robert Me- were. 22 deaths from cholera Tn the city and acts almost । magically.* Ask any dealer to get istiic official vote of rids State: Cleveland, you a 26 cent bottle of •’Hub" Cough Cure, 72 960: Blain?. 57.544: Butler, 1,03s. Chief- Phuu, alias Brice, was arrested yesterday 50 in the liospltals. Between midnight ai*,. six o’clork last evening, 4 dcatlw in the city and don't 1st put off with any other .Iwtke-f'wkrill. Democrat. 73.AM: Bern here on a requisition from Calcutta, and 17 In the hosjdtah. Two deaths frota Inmln. Republican, 52.011. Deniocratic I charged with forging; the name of William cholera occurred at Nantes yestenlay. * Congressional majorities: Dunn. 5.680: Cruikshank. director of the Hal ten 4 Toviajn, Nov. 17.—Four cases of cholm. Brcekeitridge, 2.568: Jones, 2,313: Rttgera, at Calcutta for have appeared aboard a man-of-war. Ad­ Ijtroue Tea Companies , 4,867; Peel. 6,884. • miral Duperre. who was stricken, has died. £K}.ooo MePhun- — has been tn ~ Louisville Indian trot.ts.'Nov. 15.-nte oftlctal re- — — -------------—Madrid, Nov. 17.—Ten cases of efioten tut as from all the <mmth‘s of the State were abOTrt a year and has been doing the are now under treatment In the Province oi received at the office of the Secretary of j roinuiervhd departnumt for theEwnbq; State yraterdav. The vote on Governor Times. He i* a Scotchman who five yws Valencia. The quarantine against person crossing the French frontier tias been re­ X Itomortullr. S«l«u C.I»lM «<> •«< toCtaim. (50,000 In in Uw the M tea u>3 and .nro-nt cement brotowro. business. duced to a week. Bwilbltan. S37.TU: Uronilwk- MO.OOU Lonikin. Nov. 14.—A blue book just pub­ He had charge of the company's affairs. CrtT?*' n'nr”o' J'nUn ‘ «l^Inliiuit to m«kr » tatmiefor hlm- lished gives much information conccreiim • ABOUT US ALL. «-lf.-Prcnl.^ wIU, .n.»M' the recent military expenditnres of tlie (tev Constipation makes half the people '’0" ll ’XenimenL The Government has sanctionei. are dizxy, have bad breath and taste, ‘f1* t est, Mltobeil. Itonmmil. \ sort loo. .M Unnllr fmiMl mite, on «-v«rtl the expenditure of £464,000 for the speedy .1—P «^hr^ wiw.»mow|hTII»bJdlrrotort Hr to till, city wtere hr Cant work It off. can't rest It off. •Well, your Xlm ■•WWl.nal Hnimnmd. H-potr manufacture of the latest patterns of breech ETiTUSlnontoltonL Stt-W- O» •l«t Liver must be Invigorated. \our rtlM ^..,0, n,n.^rlv Nofr save a doctor s bill- with a of Officer George Webb, of Calcutta, who j loading ordnance and £417.000 for work.ami anuamenta of defense at Oden, Ceykm. IStie ZlA. You will be wprtaed with straight Democratic ticket Kent, for lie- ; » few doses. ZoriuiA Is a positive cure for these nortcr of the Supreme Court, received the I ran him down. Singapore, Hong Kong, Simons Bay. Siem troubles, because it acts upon the Stomach and hSvd voie -'{46.474. MltchelLforSecreIzone. St Helena, Mauritius, Jamaica am Liver and through the IJver the system am tnn nf State led tlic Republican ticket, re­ Spkinofikld; HL. Nov. 1..-Governor Bl Lucia. The principal expenditure Is al Bowels must be regulateii. Ask for a sample of Shing SUss votes. He was the only Oden and St. Luria., The colonies them Fred.k Hotchkiss. ouididalr who kaH off the stump during | Hamilton has tasued the following Thanka- selves contribute £238,000 toward the work* the campaign. SM^t f°', of I ghw proclamation: and £30.000 toward the armaments. London. Nov. 15.—A Momtng PoaCr Dongola dispatch states that (texnl ’ STOHISH ON THS ROAV. pubU.hr. Utov^ot toe SUto rototo Wulsdey: has received a letter from Genera’ lhe lute Presidential election, exrej^ng ten of tho (fnited Btate*^ I do (fordon. dated Nm. 4, confirming the mas­ small towns and plantations not yet rettwued । hereby proclaim and set apart Thureday. sacre of Colonels Stewart, Power and Her -Something to P«t Jn a <.rip»»cM. ^Xot.bJ^ryor^too^ ro. A.%, JU,?”* bln. General Gordon says he Is still able to hold out against (lie Mehdi. No othei ffiwlWTfh'-TS.; <h.eh««l»f.»thu >« Rlnitie's plurality, 20.260; majority. 15.W5. I and labor on that day amrto johrrin Blume pi >u„^n|V u .„ H wU() an,! bi 1X)s GarSW w» 8.990 .nd u—ta, to Almighty Ood. who lw* given them Ldnixjn, Nov. LX—A severe shock of It majority 4.875. Blaine carries every I much to Iw thankful tor. end ict os IhwsxA earthquake, arcompaaied with a terrific ex­ God of Nations and State? to aave us from county in th® state- wbHS mn??.lwr ! the S3 .“rt: "h!i™ ii ™ >»' I”"1 danger, turmoil and strife, nnd to gTariourty plosive report, occurred last nlglrt al countire "ifijorities against GariicliL , bleas and care tor all who toll for their dally CUtheroc, lauwaahire. aixmt twenty-five %'J^Mndr^a \*ew York representative BkTRoiT Mich., Nov. 14.—-The Conmiles from Manchester. The shock threv nJ pmtaKi. DETBOI o.i« State standi down homes in th streets, and caused greet lial tHUcaake-1- .«• ----- -—— ,MDooe*at Springfield. the to aud year first consternation and excitement among the in above written. John Hamilton. habitanta. rabi ot oil*Tile By the Governor: Hasnr D. DmnnrT. Sec­ Lonik>n, Nov. 15.—Spartali & Co., th. mwl torec "“kl« retary nt State.______________ well-known grata merchant* of thia eity am tor Um, .lelectlon.!*^ o(neta| A Horrible AflWr. of Llvennol. have failed. Liabilities Chjcaoo, Nov. IT.—The explosion of a •2,500,000. The firm did a large btMinoawith Russia arid the East. TUr rente kerosene barrel which was thrown on a bon­ partner, Micliael Spartali, has for many fire on West Quincy street Saturday after­ years part held the port of ConsaMSenrea; Smtav*4! wH*11’ u'' .“7-™“’ noon fatally burned six children and In­ for Greece here. si In Uw How- Tte next Cou- jured and burned several others. Rinmal London, Nov. 15.—The Society for ttw SXddek«Mio» b » “> -and Adam Poole, brothers: Eddie and Clh?nJ>er»U The Bembtkhn, JJ'n J. Irgie Burke, brother and idster: Annie Ward, aud a little two-year-old son of London, Nov. 17.—-1 James Daly were fatally and horribly burned and bruised. Mary Jane Burke and Stetiheti Haitae were aligbtly burned. The explosion was caused by the formation of nrtetora. hold a letter from Mr. r TOJflc ^ds pu tn Oh- empty kerosene barrel wed to enoe, alluded, in $ that prertae farHrartb^: feed the flame* of the bonfire. Four of the children werewmoved to the County Hoapita! and the others to their Iwmre. ticket. The LtgudAten- H ti- Dry Goods and Clothing! The times require low prices on goods, and I have put iroods can buy with a little money. If you want p g a wn SO low that everybody Cotton Cloth or Dress Goods. At most any price. I have them. Cloaks, Circulars, Velvet BeaverShawls, The largest Stock in the county, and the Lowest Prices. Dress Flannels, Red Flannels, Ladies’ Underwear. Overcoats are Lower than before the War. (fvercuat>. $2.5O, $3.50 aud $5.00- ! Suite. $8.75. $5.00 and $6.50. Ot-rcoat,. $6,IK». $7.50 and $10.00. By?' ,<iii • hildreifs Overcoats, 2.00. 8.50, and 5.00. Suite. $7.50. $9.00 and $10.00. Hoys' Overcoate. 4.00. 5.00 Boys' Suits, 2.00, 3.00 and 4.00. Mea> It’d Shirts ami Drawers, at 75c each. , and 6.50 .Men's White Shirts at Drawers at 25c each. I lats, Caps,, Collars, Ties, Socks, 1 Trunks, Valisds, &c. . He Mire you eall at LEWIS STERN’S, Where yon get Good Goods the Cheapest. Bound to Reduce Stock! PARTIES DESIRING CLOTHING, CLOTHING! Ready-Made or Made to Order. For the Next Sixty Days Should Call at the CM WARDROBE! And See the Low Prices at which we are offer­ SfeataKS-®’*1 ing our goods. E. S. PIERCE, UNDER TOWER OLOOK, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH •MM *£1" �■ = DONE BY DASTARDS. Texas Train-Wreckers Cause . Terrible Disaster. .*• =: ■ - PAY FOB THE VETERi MINOR NEWS IT: Ui Id, of Battle Creek, > Key West, Fli, in. worm*, WiW million dolaral* -Yes. sir, five rnfflion d«;<Uars, of . —Sliced carrots and oats figure largely annual report to Secretary Teller yesterday. which two million are spent for fire­ The iimmmoth ateamex Gr^ hosteni will ; -n lh(J {ood gjven sheep in Vermont It shows tliat at the close of the year there works and three millions for unitonus, sail for New Orleans with the Eilropean ex. A s * .. were «2i,756 pension* clarified as follows: etc. every presidential campaign." hlbtta In the last week of thte month. ‘ r^r XLin Thus said Mr. Jainew Palmer, the 218,956 anny invalids: 75,8J»army widows, . , . . „ » »»•—. । more ox oate than any other grain. lag aucl HuppOMtl to Hava A large number of Mormons from Fen® Rochester fireworks maker, to our re­ newaee rvae-wd St Louis Friday en route to. “1>r- ' ’Rourou* recommends a glas® minor children and dependent relatives; porters inquiry. the new setttement of the Saints In Colo- | of lemonade, taken ns hot as pooaible' 2,816 navy Invalids; 1.W8 navy widows, “The average spent in off veara for rado. * every hour or li>if hour, ns not only mF minor children awl dependent relatives; fireworks is over one million of dollara.” HOKUIHI.E WORK. The safe of lhe ilry-goods store of I>avld ! easy" and agreisible but a most efficient 8,890 survivors of the war of 181X and IV “Do we import the hulk of our fire­ SbhtreTEAD. Tvx., Nov. 12.— The de­ Beigle, at Hourktown, O., was blown open cure for diarrhea. 612 survivors of those who served in that works ?" tails of tlx- iiassenger .train-wrecking on *lld r“bt*'' -A oorresiMmlont ol lhe (lennin- war. During the year 34.192 naw names “No sir, we import nothing but fire­ the Hunuhi & Texas Railroad at Clear n°\.. . . . I town Telegraph rwoioniencU rouen raw* were added to the relh. and the pensions of crackers. We make the rest in this CiUra».ot 1-m. ta«. loaned u> .«ut - S » ,'lch , ,■ . - “-’.ins “. ’•*ta h 1,221 wldkrs whose namo nad been country. There are only ten fireworks Creek, near hen*, a mere announcement of .wSES d’“1 “ • “ ,or ,,ruit which was Megraphed yesterday, prove It lion of (lull*'iw^eerral.. ‘prupOMd bythe toed. q?! Il in bl’ '“U,“ ?!“’ drnpiMxi were restored. There were 1^816 establishments in America” dropped froirf the rolls leaving a net in­ I’pon invitation of superintendent . . . .. r nM/'h nron«rd with Mirnmincr ('••stilts. peach orchard' with surprising results. to.have been the most appalling affair of Minister of Agriculture. crevue of w.068. The average aannal value Fmleru k Fitz Fichner. the reporter in­ « lhe kind known In the history of the State. —Sour cream cookies are malto of one of Hie pewloiu b fcOATO. and the total Many formers in the vicinity of Fargo. The scene of the disaster is known as one D. T., .retuse to part with their No. 1 hard' cup of sour cream, one cup of sugar, value of all pensions I* $34,456,600. an in- spected the Palmer establishment not without some fear and trembling at of the most dangerous {mints along the wheat nt 48 cents per bushel, the lowest two eggs, one teaspoonful ot soda, a rreaac of 82.tin.407.over the preceding yw. first. When the superintendent said little salt and flour enough to make a The amount jialil in pensions for the he had been blown up twice. th.e- re­ line of the road. Tlie creek, with a channel rate ever know in that region. yedr was 356,908,597. Urn exrew over the l soft dough; flavor with cinnamon. — ToTlie centennial anniversary ’ of the conse। •»- of fifu.cn feet in deptlt.' is spanned by a annual value of pensions being due to the porter furtively asked: bridge built from an embankment oration of the first. Amerit'an Episcopal rI Ledo Blade. “Is not this business a little risky ? arrears and first payments In new cases. feet high. Until about three thirty BLshop, Samuel Seabury, was commemorated . —The farmers of a certain region in There remain lu the hands of pension agenta -Yes. 1 suppost it would be consider-, it Now York and Hartford Friday by divine ‘ months ago then- was a tank at the bridge, I Scotland drove iway the rooks a few, 7,908 avijnsted claims on which there Is to ed by outsiders, Imt I have encountered , tervices. but petty depredations on freight trains : years ago. Since tho rooks departed be paid $4,940,000. The total number of pen­ greater dangers than any I find here 1 Couuterfelt ten-dollar bills on a Cincin­ ‘all aorta'of destructive grubs have ap- sions claimed since the war h 927,092, of which stopped tliere caused it to be aban­ and don’t feel concerned. ” doned. The men who had lieeu engaged as nati bunk are plentiful at (Jamden, N. J., 1 peared, and the farmers are now trying which 546,130 have been allowed at a cost of “I don’t quite catch your meaning?” Thia powder never Varies. K inane! of pun i. attendants became very angry and made and William L. Thoinjison, an engraver, $678,840,884. At the present rate of Increase “Well, 1 liave been id this business strength aud wboleMunencM. More ecutiomi< al . dartardly threats which the clrcum.-tanee of was arroted at Philadelphia, Friday, as be­ to gut the rooks back again. thou the onlinary kluds. and < unnut b>< wobi in . —Putting rings iu pigs' noses to pre­ the aggregate will reach i.ooo.ooo Haims by < manv yeare and the constant though eumprlitioh the wreck Indicate may have been carried ing cue of the coiners. the moltitodeotiov. tent slant 1886. Of Ulf CBM# In baud Mt piwomt 83 per . unconscious nervous strain has caused weight, xltiiowith or phujphati- |>owdere. .SAI mih The Trustees of. Lombard College, nt vent rooting is a needless precaution relit- are pending the anion of ch"1”®’* out vesterday. Their evident desire wan to I •yeater suffering than the exploaions 1 In can*. Bnv.tL Aakimi Pnw4>> »: < < . jU> wrefek a freight train and reap a rich harvest Galesburg, Hl., have appointed a committee where tlie animals are to run in an or­ llu-lr »-.Uw-ix rar per «ot Hui rf U» ™ a day I would be Wall St-N. Y. <>' t *M,e What rooting I Drp.rtinwit. and (nnrteen per rent llial ot from the ?qMills of plunder. They had to confer w itli Mrs. Lydia Bradley, of Peo­ chard of bearing, trees. • . j even thirw would get under such an orchard will not I! U.a.-Mta.oaira. Ttetalrara.radratfrad ; H ?t «b« tim« I^uld ra.A removed the. holdings of the right rail, ria, who offers the institution 8100,000 to is done -------------------_,_hanl wiU which on the curve was the higher one, and remdve to the latter city. destroy any valuable grass, and the j ftS snecial examination or the attention ot | &irk. At other times 1 ■ throughout the United from tlie remnants of food and a few tools •*—i Breath f Madrid papers state that tlie treaty with trees and fruit will be all the better for 1' — -States and Canada tor dpwnhin. non-aupport !• r.rrylua Jfound at an gliandoned camp In the woods the United States provides that sugars to iL—Albany Journal. carrviuk arrears arrears have nave l-eroeen adjured. nninstco. Thl. mw luy »Pl*‘'te -v.. .— . Intemperance, cruelty. Inconmullbilltv. rt>- Art it is thought they there awaited their booty. .No. 16 will be admitted by America free of v‘S;f’Kr-. ^te ynur mid addro’s ATTOR —New potato pie is a novelty. ((irate : <■!»*< l» Uir inoet truubbra.nr of all. and tte . weak, and >>«'*»»• 1 5SJMJr,VJ?.> JS, SKYWARD. Worid Building.■ HR Brwdt.ay. But contrary to their expectations the pas­ duty, but that tobacco from the Antilles lantity coininkiioner legisla-|| day andme, wakeful b? ached, ***?*“’ my Mylimbi side tion'to reUeverecommends tlie chtiimmtremedial fn.nu bunleits pained my back a teacnpful of potato: to this quantity senger train which left Houston at 10:15 will be subject to a moderate duty. allow one qnart of sweet -milk:-let the a m; and should have passed Clear Creek which virtually deny Ids claim. I burned, I bloated fearfully and one leg PntU has l>ecn condemned by the French at 12:15 o'clock was behind time. It tribunals u> j»«y the costs in her divorce suit. milk come to a boil, then stir in the -—-— ------------------I got paralyzed. For ten months I^junhad the. right of way. and catne thunder­ Dan H. Holcomb ami Jud D. Crouch are on crated potato: when cool add three well MURDERED BY TRAMPS. i fered ^SsSSUyYrad deaperately, —- two porritaratj ing along, witli 120 puasengers aboard, trial at Jackson, Mioh^for the murder of the beaten eggs, sugar and flavoring to suit physicians gave me up for a dead man. . in front of the frvi^it train whidi at the Crouch family a year ago. the taste; nutmeg or cinnamon are the An Old Gerrnoti Couple thr Victims 8U^e:* ‘ ' Chius out rats, luier, roache*. Bleu. .uu-, iMajor Kidd tDcm.) will contest the election last station had taken the side track. The to <?ODgret«H of Major George Stoelo (Rep.) most suitable- Bake with under crust Chicago, Nov. 17.—A cowardiy and j ..^©ythat’s bo, but it waa’A fat<. just Vugs, skunks, chiptuunk.- gophers, ta. Dna**.'< . passenger train consLsted of two baggage from the Wabiuh (Ind.) District. only, and cat while fresh. — Cincinnati cars, a mail aud an express, two coaches, Edmund M. Perkins, ninety years old, a strociotu murder oreural at a farm-house |thPSJune< When I found out my trouble, Falploftaitou, diojwical sweetings. jtpxlne.v and two sletqiera. The loi-oniotlve struck pensioner of the war of 18U, died Thure<luy at Tinw. idigestlon, headagne. -sleeplevnes- cured l> —<’ure for Hiccough: Sit erect and near Despluines Station, on the Milwaukee j once resorted to Warner's safe the luoM*fied rail and glided onto the Quincy. 111. Wells' Health Renew i t . itev. Henry Williamson, pastor of St. Paul's inflate the lungs fully. Then, retaining A- St. Patil Railroad Friday night. At nine ‘; cure anti a dozen l>ottlf*s put ‘ me in pos­ bridge, but Justus tlie pressure rested on tlie. a (scored Church at Trenton. N. J., coinmlP the breath, bend forward slowly until extreme end of the rail it uplifted and the o'clock two men called at thee iwirwi- ;; session session of Of the the beet bftit health neaitn I1 ever ever expect-1 expect-i Askfcr Writ*’ “Rough on Cum-. Cm. । suicide Thursday morning with u re­ tlie chest meets the knees. .After slowly ilenee of Joachim Demlow and wife • ed to enjoy, and'I was pronounced in-1 cvmpiei’-wuri Hard <*r soft coni-. •> ;.ii> baggage .car went crashing over tlie em­ volver. blowing out bls brains. By the wreck of a freight train early Thurs­ rising again to the erect posture exhale two and a half luitea soulhxrtsrt of Dr»-1 curably sick with brighl’s disease. It | ion*. bankment and into the deptlis of the day morning near Ashland, O., two brakemen the breath. Repeat this process a sec­ plaincs, andcalied Mr. Demh.w out Into the j is the most wemderfui medicine in the i creek. The remaining ears followed witli were killed, and the tireman, who jumped in­ i tttrehktbviiiiix. impruviMl. the for buckgreat velocity, piling fast npon each other, to the creek. wa.« seriously hurt. ond time, and the mures will be found vard. They tlieu attacked him with clubs I world.” z ' js 1i iwbr. palDR In or side, riieanutfhm. n«iand burying the jukssengera beneath a mass “indeed you are a fortunate m^n. Is A monument to commemorate the revolu­ to have received an' awe>s of energy ,an<l com-ruttcrs. The old man Jiad time of debris in tlie waler. Tim night was tionary battles of 177b was unveiled Thursday that will enable them to perform their to cry for help before Im was felled to । there any falling off in the fireworks i . Thin People. in the presence of 36,000 persons at Mon ­ inky black. The wild shrieks of the upthe earth. His wife then ran out and wa» business- this vear?" natural functions. —Chicago Journal. ■ ’ ’> - ~WeCs’ Aealtl Benrv.er” restore* lu-alth Rial pBXltxl .and mangled passengers were, hor­ mouth, N.J. “NoC at all.’On the contrary it grows viror vigor,.nm-* retres nrt^sjicpsia. nmoiiMire-. •I*bfllr». —leisure Hour Pickles: Take a lar also attm-keil-nnd killed. Tlie tramps then extensive cooper shops of the Standard rifying, as the water poured through the OilThe entered the hmwe and were ransack lug 1t for I In()rt. popular every year, and this year headache.a’Li Company in Pittsburgh will dose down in­ windows and ghastly rents hi tlie wood­ definitely next Monday on account of a with a close lid or bung and half fill it valuablea, when a boy of ten yean*, who we have ^one Jin' extraordinary busi" with the best and strongest eider vine ­ . scarcity of orders. work. was asleep lu bed. wa* awakened. He ' ne88 The American ' - -people ----------**-■— And the many throat affection affection- ot • l.fiilr-:;, are getting Lieutenant Greely. despite the advice of his gar; then vegetables oi any kind that Jumped from bla rtnrh and rau out before. To add to these horrors a stovh over‘ * *4y relieved bv it<} fond ’0Dd of display as the mercurial inercuria) | ».’£*£«»>• ."‘'X1 tartied and flaniM licked tlife tinder-like physician*, iuu gone to W oxhlngton to prepare come to hand, such as small beans, he could be atoppwt Ite.: hahan> The ren( di:nan> and , little fellow ■j J» rn nehxnnn. rad they manifest mnnlfml it It by l“x* »< <«»>■■ " his report. He walks slowly, but'claims to material tliat liad plied alxive the sarface of have fully reeovorod his memory. cauliflowers, radish pods, young cucum­ ran creaming to the rockets and volcanoes ’ political banners, if >nSrei thtm rof keta volcanoes, bannero. the water, cutting off what retreat the imIf you ure failing, broken. wore out nn6 si At u Cabinet Council held Thursday ovenIng bers, onions, etc.; throw them in. taking thrt tliere were thieve. h> tbtf h^e When etc, iI reckon that that ifonned town . campaign uniforms, .... prixmed jassengera ’had. Everybody at in Madrid the Minister of Foreign Affairs an­ care always that there is sullicient vine­ vou*. iu* ••WrilC Health Itefiev.er,' *1. Inn, Riats. . ■ once became palsied with fear except nounced the conclusion of the truatyiof com­ gar to cover them. When nearly full between America and the Hpaulsh West gone. The old woman was th-Hd. but Mr. political expenses of a presidential camCharles Brtiwiu a colored porter, who merce indies. add mustard seeds, bruised ginger, shal­ It vou are lotting your itrll>« dipped water aiid threw: it obto the Demlow was found alive. He was taken i pfogn. ’ , Rolx-rt Stand ring, a wealthy pioneer, and lots, whole peppers, etc., to taste. Tic Health Rcnewer. ' Gues dir flame* in time to. gel them under his wife were found murdered Wednesday Into the bouse aud eared for. but can not' . .. •. ‘ *-verH hlmmI control. He then found the train morning In their house near Pine Grove, Col. down tightly add place the jar in ayes-, jMMNlbly recover.. Ills head and body are a glixlr.^the <mli preparation (raaranteed to luMant relief for uenrulria. toothacli.'. axes, aud placing them In tlie hands An old enemy of Standring is suspected, and sei of water over the stove until the ar­ mass of brutae* and cuts. • cleamw the Mood and remove an chronic dlsotficers are in pursuit. ‘ chc. Ask for'•itoiiRii on Tooilmabr ticles are soft enough.—N. Y. Timet. of strong men. holes were cut for egress, The motive of the deed was rvblxry, al- rase*. Judge T. D. Murphy, of Woodstock, Ill.j has aud men csca]x*d to set about preparing for secured from the Supreme Court a writ of though It was not known that lhe old couple j presbvteriau minister wanted at Port Austin, Feeding Cows. • ’ the rescue of tlie dead and wounded. Tliat supersedes* in the case of James Dacey^now hra rar jyrtlmiray .Iraw ram .tout th. A, ,o Ladles a ho would retain frvshn*»- and -» •. work was soon accomplished. The mangled under sentence of death for the muni er of > Heailli ibMij «• A cow ought to givi six thousand house. They were driven off. however, be­ I Frederick Hotchkiss. the druggist, is always Ity. Don’t fail to try Aid ornum Gaynor, of Chlcagc^ . bodies were placed upon improvised benches fore they had secured much of value. The Sac and Fox Indians have leased two pounds of milk per annuta. Mr. Stew ­ and bunks, and a special train was ordered hundred thousand acres of grazing lands to Hix-Max. irritatjns rough,, colds, sore threat. from here. It Itasteneii to the scene and Ten Ton* of Powder Exploda. baa aecurttf the ageney for Ke*p*> Bhlsara tor Cured by ‘Ttottuh on Cough*." Troche*. Kansas parties for ten years, nt 34U.UOO jwr an­ art says that if a cow weighs nine hun­ moon returned witli tiie dead and injured. num, the wire fencing tn revert to the Indians dred pouuils, that amount. of milk Toledo, ()., Nov. 14.-Ten Ums nf giant I orSMSSwi & Liquid. Sir. The following are the killed: E. F. Lari*. at the expiration of the lease. would be nearly seven times more, than and 31. in McPherson County. Kair.. Wednesday. her own weiglit, and the cow *rietuaUy powder in Rummel's magazine, 'near this 1 Bold on a positive guarantee. Price 50c. . "Itoogli ou ik-h" i-tirro humors, rnipuunAugust Tuxborn fired his house, barn and city, was exploded Thursday morning by j The ring swindle affects many Michigan I ring-worm, tetter, salt rheum. troMrd fret. vhUI Kha cotorod porter: Hamp Thomas, wood granary, and then blew out his brains. It Is produces as food through her milk twice towns. . I ----bialn*. the detonation of a tnb of nlffo-glycerine. ,... alleged Hint he also Intended to kill his wife contractor: Julia Cbildrro; child, unknown; asXnuch aa the beef animal of the same and four children. Included In the 811.000 which bad betai placed near a fire to thaw. ; (>r CroujA — Uw Dr. Thomas ’ Ectrrtrir j The Hope of the Nation. German lady; three German children, un­ weight gains in flesh during the name The explosion was heard at Detroit, sixty Oil. It la the best remedy for allsuddsu attacks । children, slow ln<lrvrloiMin-iit.n'mx.M-r.<nii> loss Is 34,000 in cash which was in the house. known: (Jerman emigrant. Ndw the composition of six miles away, and in Uh* Immediate district of colds. I«U«» *««> Infiammation. and Injuries. 1 M1(l del irate, tur ”^e1 In’ Health Itetievrer Id behalf of his wife. Hon. Kllhu 11. Wash- time. The wounded, so fur as known, number presented Thursday evening In the Sen­ thousand pounds of miik,- according to eighteen. TlHwIioHpital here is giving every bttnie cigar maker* of Ludlogtim have organizeii : Wid* Awake ate Chamber at Madison to the Wisconsin foreign authority, would be ns follows: I smashed w indow.-,, leveled fences awl barns, care and attention. Some of tlie woutuled Historical Society an oil portrait of Colonel ------n--------------- j- ----------------------- and tore limbs from trees. In twoschotds ! a umon, A Threeurfonrhouraererv mghi roughiBg. »>rt were taken south. Amoug them were Henry Gratiot (Mrs. Washuurne’s fatlwrh one Casein and albument, two hundred anti | IM?ai the scene a panic occurred, many ehll- j Thr-a are Moild Fact*. immediate relief abd Hjymd restby i^lns H-ilThe best Mood purifier and system regulator rn^L.. " Messrs. Glass and Eordran. (’ndoza’s body of the curliest settlers of the southwestern fortv-thre.t pounds: fat or butter, two * dren being bruised: and a spring wagon. was taken to Galveston. Padoza was u section of Wisconsin. hundred anti twentv-idghl pounds; milk I containing four persons, was thrown Into a ever plat ed within tip* reach of suffering humanMoagn ram »•«. a No less than (BO.OOO Socialist votes were cast sugar two hundred id seventy^ght native of Havana and bad no relatives in In the recent German electionAmerica. The body was taken charge of I _ Drunkcnnoes Is greatly on the increase lu kd; ;mau:;r by friends. Tim bodit* of the unknown England, especially among women. woman and Htlhlren will Im* held as long as United States pension payments for No­ to that- of the cow. the .rnportant u Aber. AJ1. I ^X^t'&mterertffn <SJ K’ Ifo" THE COMPLETE H0ME.££*£X possible for lileiitltiestion. A posse is vember will jirobably amount to 313,000,000. TOC entire enure nuainww pjinion of oi Huron, rturon, Kan., aim., , point.toj be obstrrved in this IS that Stich . W WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—The Washing- . • ■ ««■ s«^dwi^S»p«WygSX^.’sZi*e1Sr?J5‘ The business portion Dtiw 1tt MMteh <if tiie.snp|M>setl wreckers, " Ii amuMITOX. Xov. »*» - , m-Tte. WMhlllf. • to give entire saUsiactlon or rucur and if <ajlture<l lynch law will take Its in7SKMuT y n I• | ton monument yesterday reached a greater SoRl at fifty rente a bottle by W. H. | "a ar'eger Jv \MnfoT^W< }dl\neow *'•" course• ■ what aTa^e'cJnsuraor of fJZa cow°iZ ।j height than that of any other structure In i Only out-prohibition vote cast In Tumx4a < o. ; ».ni Bchncfer and filoofdu for two biillurd-inat/.hee 'I; Bht it would. seem to be expected by j| the world, being five hundred and twenty Hay Fever. in Chicago In January. of the ■■ ... . ... reel ten Inches m-nes above aoove the toe floor noorot ttie monumom.Knm> j Maldbo(. o[ Sew ,■ Y(rt •{ .I r,,lMp*?1‘ ^0’? i «om» timt she can live anti produce on ' feet Nkw Youk. Nov. ’15.—There/ were 18"? j- No mon.- Government bonds wE' y Mei'uiiocb । <.ompargt{ve|y nothing. On the contrary Dient I he next highest structure is the suffered severely for the last len Ivors from bay ; M falldres tn the United Sthtte reported dur- j be called In at present, Secretary VMIA Mtlfil mi w «s:s deeming It inexpedient. , „ spire of the Cologne CathodraL which tow- laver lu early and mld-Mtniuwr and In the tafl. ' ■’ J j lirat be sill implied with nutn- m »v. hundred and 8rire-n r<« «b«v« th. J "wire In I*. Intrrjrt ol VjflHq gflWTf IS Om McetK Tlie population of Memphis has Increased . s“e — mibdtehrn >"«.rte. lu ; . tug the wc*>k. against 166 hi the precctling « '* ite9i!d<‘,te.u®d |!Zrt£J*.^i "Iitffi1 w per cent, since the IfiW census. ’ menL Her milk ____ ant! _ju its products are week, and 905, 107 and tifi in the corre- । twenty-nine The figure* now are 43.200. sj •• « • simply jthe conversion of Ahe surplus It will take but tw enty-five working days to wi Broadway. — spondiui: weeks of 1888,1882 and 1881, j The Railroad t'ornmlwttoners of Mawmchu- I ', foot! that she does not-----need So supply lhe complete the monument, so tliat there Is no ‘ 1 have used Ely’s Cream Balm for Hap Fever I -- — t-r-j---respectively. Claralfled by sections mid . setts have granted pcrroisslon for an express । *-— —t— ------ -—being finished In time for doll- *n<1 experiroced great relirf. 1 most cordiaHy train to pu*s through the Hoosac Tunnel on | waste ox the system into these products. doubt of Its compared with Inst week, the result Is as I wAi,„.ar.. .>o • , recommend It ns lhe lest of all lhe many reineSundays. I We have often urged good care and kind cation on Februarj dlas j trird.- T. B Jenks. U»)«r. Grand follows: The Alton Road will this week permanently . ,,r »h«. X.w heimuun if she k ■ Rapids, Mich. Price SO cents. reduce passenger rate* to two cents per tnlle. treattnunt ol toe cow, becaibte 11 she is ■ Robbed the Texas Pacific of SIO.KSO. 1 I Marquette has a wtxiley ralf. > Q and nearly every Hoe‘h* country will be uot thus cared for anti treated she B ryax, Tex:. Nov. 17.—The safe in the 1 comj»elied to revise Ito rate-sheets. | mUflt hnve additional food to repair Adrian. Mich.. Jan ai. Itei. ' 9 STATES. A six-day.< pedestrian match will be started nnneoessarv waste if she k ex­ office of the Texas Express Company, of I now Have snld Doans'Elixir main years, amtdt M In London ou the 24th Inst. Among the oom >tne wnneomsMj waste, u sue w ex this place, was rubliod Suturday night of i -Ives nivro* the best of satisfaction. AVe-fiad an order 9 j»etitors an* Howell, Littlewood. Day and posed in winter, it will take more foot! 310,850, most of which was consigned to j 'for three large bottles lost week, to tie omit to ' Q .1. ■ Sampson. Littlewood Is the favorite. I to keep, lip the warmth: if she is an- Clarke, Bryan *■ Howell, bankers The . Woodland. California Nov EiigiaHd 31 Ifli. ..Itis fsthuated that the total loss in Um : nOyed, her excited nervous system will J R.•Bennett & Co., Druggists. IS mowy brakln. hram. Th. Ml. i When (even arc prevalent Baxter •» Mandrake । <3 r. Hooking Valley region by the mtaen’ atriko -;t .> 'since January IT, will reach 34.(KM),000, ol cause additional wear, jus* as a rapid was unlocked with keys on which were tlie Blttera will In- found a jwwerfui preventative, Pacific mat ^Territories... Mi 17:. which CbhimbuH will suataln about S3j>00.000. running machine wears out faster than j. initials of a young Spanlanl named Barrett. . .. xin-.,« Alpena ' The ineic.intlk- house of J. BUciukrr A Son, ■ one that runs siowr Nervous excite­ । who lias been arrested. It Is thought his I Total.......................... at Canton. MJ**., has been closed on execu­ Hotriiktas guarantees positive relief tor Canada. ............ .. tions. The liabilities are 313.000 or more, and ment means that the animal system is keys were obtained to divert suspicion from I od«ch« nd relieve all thr. trouhka lari,r away .w.y lhe pwpw l-rtlci Th. town I. gnwtl, I the creditor* express suspicions of fot^l play. on a strain—that it is wearing more rapidly rapidly than than it it need need to. to. Under 1 excited and many peo]»le are hunting for ■ the motfey. . . , Mbu* Nsn;;y Gould, of Portland. Me., who re­ more cently willed to the Government a house such circumstance, therefore, food that' i the robbers. ! The ncw.MIchtgan iegUdattirc will contain ‘51 and lot worth 32,000, to be used In paring the such circunistamte, therefore, fcxni mm ; I farmers. • New York, Nov. 15.—There is great i National debt. The BoHcltor of the Treasury might go to make milk.h utilized to re- • THE MARKE wiU aefi the proja-rty. _______ | pair tbw useless waste. .. It » is a great deal_ suffering lu the village of Cartilage, which I A weak back, with a weary aching lumeuow The reeciit death of Baron Alexander von | . . wnrrr ., ,.n(i «• over the hips Is a sign of dlM-asrd kidney*. Vae was fcvently almost destroyed by fire. The Btolglltz, the head of the Bank of 8t. Peters- <»I fun fcu a dog to WOTW a COW. anti it is LIVE KTlX'K-CatGe ■ the b«*t kidney ctiratfvr. which Is Burdock vilinge Ims a jtojiuhitiotf of about ttirentlmu- burg, b chronicled. He left 375.00),ooo to rata- sometimes the case that the owner seems Sheep....................... Blood Blttery. Uro *1.1 < mptonj* Im-lurtra Uh> «ttt at tb« 1 uiu, willing Ih.l tbi> dog should rojuv FUS-R^iood'to CiiotaB~ aand. and nearly half tlie {leople are immePeterhof K-dlway to Baron Fchletaen. । J. |T, . The Heudaus have Invaded Ionia county Secreti.r-. McCulloch declines to permit the Ipinsolf in this way. But we do not tess. In many hwtan< e>» three, and even Patent* •s io & 40 wheat Helds. an aiaoswra or ins • of (nuima to art on the case <*f General propose to fur"’«h “”/’h aud regulate the bowels. Er® if thej only currd WHEAT—No. J Red four fumllies occupy tlie houses of one. Court Adam Bednau. who is charrrtl with Illegally ( inent m do£8Slippery uimm nyr. No t Bpring Two lnniilred buildings were destroyed. retaining slSjW In Consular fra*, and the w CORN............................. fiR 8f.l lucnquur : JC?*? B< ^ lre i , . ‘ u,e •utbor of the “ Hoosier mm .. persisted in that sort of .solicitor ot the Taeasury has orders to bring u U1L Canine There has lieen received for relief 825.000. OATS-MTreterti Mixed 81 at ; Hcboolmaotar. Hchoolmnater,’“woreonegtaMeyeuod a wig, sport, and have a little fun at his ex- RYE The people f'-ei very grateful, but the fact suit for t ie amount. »Mt aoq L1 -Ids glass mwMMmtanwdippInitoatfot ro- I Qodove Casanave, one of Jhe colorccT'meui- E 5U0 UU25 । cu», and the wig mndug around M0»wae okjib , ’ ease. Every bark of a dug at the POBK-Meaa remains that three times this amount Is ale LARD—Steam bors of the Louisiana Returning Bmu« of sddnaaed fc«Fpwpl« uf tbt eels of a cow. means a handful of CHKRHR.................................... aolutely required to enable the destitute 1H70. died tn New Orleans Saturday nlgKL He Flat Creek District." Sad sM^aole. Parker'a i n people to get through winter. lost a large fortune and suffered imprison­ food wasted, and tin! economical, WOOL-Dmnretlc HalrBahuun nrrwrves and promotes the growth ■ ment for the alleged fraud, end on bls release thoughtful farmer will conclude that be CHICAGO. of the natural hair. It abo restores the natural quit politic* forever. BEEVES—Extra. color to hair which has faded or bewmte gray. I rue « oiniug sraiiuii u> has nq food to t£row away' for any Choice Clean, elegant, lieneflclai. highly perfumed. | Five tai.orent who were engaged in Chicago Wasiumutux. Nov. 16.—S. J. Randall, • for railroad construction in Guatemala write such purpose. flood..................................... Mediumi Chairman of the Houae Committee on Ap- i from New Orleans that on arriving at Fort We ipust. therefore, take good, kind Butcbera* Stock Barrios they were ordered to work os slave’s prOpriaiiuns, has bwutxl a call for the com- j under care ofrthe cow. and feed her w<*ll, and ItoMMr CM0e.... ............ h guard of soldier*. These victims •_____ — 11_^a .tiath-T" 1:1 W mittee to meet in Washington on the 25th I imintigisi racocape to tho United; States, but upon al variety of food. Milk, m we all HOGS—Uve—4iona to cboior cl',lIl*'’,,Mrdicat»^l Piaater has no equal • know’ is compoed of all the elements taat, for tlie purpose of beginning work I left W& other dtrpes jiennlless. . I «■ lhu'«. w.»k»««. In .liter biw or terk upon the regular annual appropriation Wilf, Ex-Freahltiit TylerX Daughter Married. that are found in the human body. The RGGH-Frenh................ ■■■mid non, teh^i. ral nfe ae Mkrrwte. A. food, therefore, must contain all these, FLOUR—Winter I a strengthenlag faster tt can not l>e siirpasawd: so that at least three of them may be RiCHMOXh, V'a.. Nov. 14.—The marriage elements. Il is no doubt a familiar fact : «a a heater It will be found exmfllem In cuts. SPftef-........... -u...... ready for the Howie to consider early in HMm,........................ ‘’I11 ’’,c- I”**. » ct’. Mauulac 4 ao December. It is Mr. JtandaU’s intention to yestenlay of Mi» Pearl Tyler, daughter of to the reader, that, milk produced from GHAIN-Wbral. No. 2 rush tlie Appropriation bills through as tlic late President Tyler, caused a flutter In several varieties of gre«n fodder will be Corn. Ko.S. ........... CARTER MEDICINE CO, New V“rksociety here. The gniom was WiUlam lietter - than if produced from one. be­ soon us passible. ■ML. Munford EJHn of Southern Virginia, cause they differ in their comjiodtion. Barter, No. 3 which districts he repnuenU- In the Green .corn is an excellent fodder for BROOM ixiHN — IHrmUsion l»«d been dairy dattle, as far as it gnes. But it is Green Hurl Washington, Nov. 14.—The Fish Com- State Legislature. i those a Condition Powders are prepared e.v Fine Green i ureulv to , w . ww ______ I ■Mon car Na 2, in charge of G. 11. H. granted Miss Tyler by the Pope to iiave the not fit for an exclusive ration, it has Inferior aereniouie* take place hi the Catholic cathe­ Moore, leaves Washington ^to-qlght with dral. Mr. Ellis belonging to the Protestant not a I sufficient quantity of the albu­ POTATOES- U.m, PORK-Mee*.............................. 12 an turn minoids, a fact which we recommended carp to supply nil applicants in Illinois, faith. LARD—Ptram ............................ vic At U BUliop Keane ot!Hate«L Miss lized tn a better aptteIowa. Wtaintain, Minnesota. Dakota. Idaho, .Tyler is a brunette of rare beauty. There for the consideration of t horn wlio are LUMBER Comiwon Dronwi Siding... is « at-i hi digeaUon. by purifying determimxi to believe that alxiut till a Montano. Washington Territory mid Oregon. no bridvsuiukl-, Flooring the iwcretinus, reutov Th- route will be via Chicago. Quincy/De* e cow nerids in winter is ensilagml corn Common Boards ...' lire, SI. 1*11111 «fc Northern Pacific Road fodder; Feed with green corn, clover, The Deadly Rockst. J UK PRINTING. 'ortland. Ore. Kansas City, Mo.. Nov. 15.--During a cate, pea*, millet, llnocod meal, bran They —HTB ,W—— Democratic crltdAotlou at Wellington. Kan.. or miAiliogi. and we shall get th. re­ RAW LIBERTY. sults which we desire - Hr«dere Rural. ^AKlHc POWDER Absolutely Pure. DIVORCES Oflf^n^Tn^ ICAKTER'Sl CURE SICK =■ HEA<L_ Medicated Plaster. ACHE Attention, FmaidHonm!i H HOG 8—1 goBurM. i il Letter Heads, Note "Heads. CirLT THE---- R OFFICE �HASTING8- THURSDAY, NOVEMBKBM.m*. often recurring nature, “d desks, secretary , farm wagon ,nq tie* can be pardoned. ,..v procession ^2“?' A11 kin<1!' of stwond hand “‘awiied through several of -------- ----------------- our princi­ roods bought and sold, at Gill's Auction pal streets, and finally rounded up at Houins m Heed's Wagon Shop. bredquarters in th. rear of Jxelly * Son's Local News. BOY’S, YOUTHS’ AND MEN’S ,T“E and greenbackers of Barry, Hope, Baltimore and Johnstown are Invited by the Democrat to celebrate at Cedas Creek next Monday Tinmask the greenback leaders of Barr-.- .A hUgB l’oolirt '"■“8 tht" ughted in front of the Hastings house ■>><• oongratutatgry addremre were made by Messrs'. Pennington and Dean of Charlotte. C. G. Holbrook and J H fe«t Bock Dennis, of this city. When the latter .UK»r Maple and lUwwood will also be by which they have <leltided thoir fol­ more to spak Mb uulf plew> u Kas # towers is being each day removed a signal for a general stampede of the little more. Behind it are three leaden. audience, lhe crowd seemed instinc= ■f^?Je!.l0W8hlp “D<1 h‘“t5' S-Vl|ll«>h' ave|y to recognize the fwt that the tain* and »ati»r»ctl<in guaranteed. with the democratic party. Th is Is just editor of a Ben. Butler paper had no Uentley Hroa. & Wilkin*. uainees at a Cleveland celebration • to where the Baxxeh predicted that the be talking of “our victory.” Wood for side cheap by A. R. Mc- greenback party would bring up. notes. < nnl-er, the jeweler. EtmiavnCain.of Carlton,isagentle. in point of numbers and enthusiasm A. R. M<-Omhek has a change in his man who has an unpleasant wCv of the jollification was a success. pointing shotguns and other firearms at ivertfoement this week. A heretofore mouthy prohibitionist Fm nd. m-ar Fred Naehtreib'a, a kid peoide for whom he mav have formed a diabke. The habit seems to grria- on carried one of the banners, and two Call at thia office.^ him, and to increase in unpleaaan)neHs other prohibitionists were in the ranks. < >!.d gold and silver taken in exchange Saturday last he levelled u lombdfgnn, Leaders of the (reenback party in ,- r ne’v goods at Mc’Omlier’s. Cocked and with'his band on the tr.g- Baltimore. Hastings. Carlton and Irv­ A Tnot Twrxi baa moved his barber ing carried torches anil banners and ger. upon his cousin Leander Caln, also -hop to first dour west of the bank. . of Carlton. The tatter didn't scan, seemed to feel that it was time to \.R. McOnber, the jeweler, takes worth a cent,'but concluded he would throw off the niusk avd come out as ! watches in exchange for new ones. put a stop to such proceedings on the democrats, where they belong. The W. C. T. U. will meet witli Mrs. part of his affectionate relative, and ac­ pen- had him arrested. ------ The — - |r — B. K. Rose on Michigan avenue next cordingly alty for such an offense should be (nore I ' tesdtfy afternoon. j At tiif auction sale of Darwin Mc- severe than it is. - •tuber, in Baltimore, Tuesday last, over i WAT< hes are sold cheap now, exiwpt I OVERCOATS! ----- BOUGHT FOR They will be sold at the samp RUINOUS PRICES! Call Early and Get First Choice. E. Y. HOGLE. Ladies’ and Gent’s In Doyle & Cole’s a “Tammany Ring" was ^nued, and whoever got inside the “r*nir” 1m**1 to treat the crowd. “Irving Hail" was Henry Heath’s place.' ,.,A ym,ng <lnde’ aU the wa-v froin the Rockford, for the reason that; the ■ aar^ott**- Wltl* hat trimmed in red, worth of stock was sold. . ------------- —wn that Was u tea^re in the procession, and a ha* to be lie extensively advnraA Tut tooting of lhe vote for fusion Rockford has < lectors is wrong'-should be 2,938. in- tised in order to sell it, where alhm|hers | ff0O<l wPccin,en ot a Vhariottg democrat “J" “‘themselves. * * ~See tlfe differBill * Hicks says - “We aqjl the demo* -tcad "i I,d»7. The fusion electors had advertise ence ? A seven jeweled Rockford cost I crats are now one>.*• ____________ Ami the Journal । ust 2Xi plurality* you 83.00 more than Elgin or Wajtham.; t*Iitor ’te’btrw that -There’s no diflerTnit Bakkhb fe pleased to hear from An eleven jeweled Rockford toste iixi)u ' enrCl )*tween us agy lunger. We shall several of it* county correspondents to *4.00 more, and a full jeweled ndjus-1 u democrats.” That’s about .igain. We hope to receive letters from ted witli patent regulator costs ®J|i.UQ - lh<-‘ b*xe ft it too. Some people know it -till others uext week. more than any of the Elgin. Waltham ’nbW. 'X’“ who have ul»<t>n ^unbelievers ’here-1 Thanksgiving services will be held . or Hampton watches of the same des­ tofijjn. at the M. E. church next Thursday, Iftlm lurftbibitionx weren't satisfied.! cription. ( November 27th. Rev. R. A. Carnahan Any one can see who pays for adder। ad ver it wasn’t their fault. will deliver the sermon. . tising the Rockford watch, the deader, About • 4.U0D window lights were ' The railroad meeting in the oourt broken by democratic dynamite. But j or customer. . I 1 will sell any watch as cheap as ahy what is the difference? It’s i>ecn 28 atended. Nothing was done beyond [dealer in Michigan. • ] 4 . ..... g. k-------- :------------- --— years since the democrats won’ a nationihe appointment of soliciting commit-1 john nnamuTiw, Jeweler} victory, and it may l»e as long before ■ minty, hunting for bear and deer. Mr. aluhn Busby, who is among^he number, sent home a large deer a tow days since. To Farmhrh and Bvtij>KR.s.--We have the nest quality of S1U.00 lumber and 810.00 fencing ever offered tor sale in Hastings, <w3i BKNTLEY BROS. & WILKINK. h one-half the work that was ex­ pended in the struggle in this county during the political campaign was to be put on the railroad project, the same would te an assured success in less than one .week. / UNDERWEAR Special Peremptory Sale! W. S. Goodyear & Co., gratulations” will have as much melo­ exhibited; and it means absorption into dy and meaning as whistling in a grave­ the demdcratic ranks solidly enough. yard. As to the prediction that tie Seven candidates for the postodice prohibition party would now or will were in the procession. ’ Don’t worry v . ns a garty, ...poll as many . about it boys. Postmaster Powers will ever again, '■ votea in ■ this *’ -------- state ------- or “ country -------- 7 hold.the fort two yekn more. A re­ county, • we 1radically ” vji dissent., The — prohibpublican senate may interfere with ____ t— ty may Jtion party mayhave haveserved sen some use your plans and petitions. in the economy of nature or politics; “The party which [triumphs in 1884, but it has lacked much of being useful will lose in 1888" said Ben Butler, and to the temperance cause. As a fearful we believe that Ben is a good prophet. example of how mistaken zeal in a good Tlie reason for this prediction will •ucause may harm that very cause, the pear when Cleveland announces his wotk of the prohibition party in the cabinet and liegins to distribute the last campaign will stand as an everlast­ loaves and fishes. ing monument. z PERSONAL. The Unterrified Jollify. The Mr. Edward Cox, of Union City, is i grandest, alltiredest. gcwhillikenist visiting at <1. H. Brooks’. ** democratjcist dumingstratjbn Hastings Airs. P. r. Rogers, iwgere, of ui a rmuc-­ * Mr. andU Mrs. Prairie ever witnessed took place In this city friends and relatives |ow Scale ville, are visiting i Tuesday night. Tho democrats were in this city. decorously hilarious, some of them pidudge ilOOKer Hooker « was iu in iur the uavj city .uvuMon-------------- * ,j J UUgti tuqesquely bumptuous «o tc> »p«U. th(. TOUrt IIe has The pent-up wuib to “hoUur : on the si J UM. of W-. . thirty JiXMj 4rtUw» Ih-Ibk IUHV rUUnrU to be line upon uuJ mi?s mortogva urvniK. Iben-ln iie«-rll«ed or rou4 prt iheroot t<-wti: All U» foftra ing <lracrib«l townahtj. o( Hope. Barry county. Michigan, nr.; the ewu bait o4thr K>uth-«irt quarter ot Section thirty three l»j Im two north range nine wrat, <-oiit*liAiMt ^scni. inoro or!««, at puMJ. xendue on t>r next. iWi. at nm>a al the • front door of the I'unrt Houw*. In the dty W Harting* tn said county, tliat Mux the idace at •“^ta^lbenr^hCourt in said fwinty. ■ ’ ......’* *U'**‘AH K. HALE, Mortaam*. ". HAMILTON. Alt'y for Mortgagee. 7~ ------- r-*:------------ -r- ---- — Statr ul Michigan, Coonty of Rjirrv—m. . At » mmIou nf tb«- J-robatr i uurt for the coonp of Barry , holdcn at tb< i-robate Offlee la lhe efiy of HaMutg*. In -aid < minty. «n Mm,*ottotoy0* November, lu tiu* >»-ar <*e IbotuBod eight bumuvd and elghly-four. Prweni. Clement Smith. .J udge of Probate. I Ln thf^mattrr of the estate of Elam (Took, On readhixaud filing the petition, defy vmfled, of E. J. Crook.adminwtrator of Mid eatutc. praying that hi* Anal account heretofore flled may be heard and allowed and be diachama from hl* said tru*: • Thereupon it Is ordered, that Mon.Uv, Uie 8th day of December. A. D. HM. at ten oYka k tn the forenoon, be aMigncd for Um* hearing ef said peti­ tion, .• rid tliat the heirs at law <>, *. id ■ltni B.»ed, aud an other persons interc-.u .l Ip *»;.! ofafe. micu «<> -M- u<>uicu ai ine i .-ikw '»ibcc. la the city of Hartings. In Mid county. *nd»how cause, if any there be, why the prayer at tbr petitioner should tiol bo<i anted. And it Is timber ordered that said petltionac <ire notire to the persons hiierrated in saW estate. oflhe pendency of said petition, and the bearing CbereoL by caualme a copy of hl order to be published In the liawtlnjc- Baxmul. a newspaper printed and drrubh -I In said county of Barry, oiko in each week for three suceeMUb weeks, previous to said day of hearing. . CLEMENT SMITH, (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. Stale of Mid for tbr county right hundred umI Mrtiti-fnur. Present, Clement bnilui. Judge of Probate. I the matter of the ratalr nf Wtntam Mor­ It is with a feeling of the greatest pleasure gan.On ’leoeakrvl. reading and lUing tlie pcUtinn, duly verified, of Christopher H. VanArnuui. aumliiHtnUor at the estate nf said deceased, prayhig that he may and no small degree of pride' that we make .said be licensed to sell tlie real raiate ix<l<>iixiug to estate In said petition rilHil. mid far reasons therein set forth Thereupon It Is ordered. Umr Monday, tbs this announcement, and we extend a most cor­ Mb May of December next, at ten o'clock la U forenoou, I * assigned for the hearing of said petition, and that the heirw at law of Mdd deand all other jierwius InU rrated In said dial invitation to our friends and patrons thro’- n-aw.1. rstafr. are required to apttvar at aseMlouof said Court, then lo be hoklen at Uie Probate Office, in the city of Hartings hi said county and cause, if any then* be. why the prayer ot out the county to examine this latest evidence show the petlUourr should not be granted. And it Is further ordered that said prtl'dooer give notice lo the persons Interested in Mid of the pendency of <udd i*«*|it<on. sxnd the of our business growth. This department is ratale. hearing thereof by I a enfiv of this order to b<- published In tbeltedinr* R . a newspaper priutr.1 and elreuUn-d in said County of Barry, ot" '' In ‘"‘♦ch week fdr three surrraiive filled to overflow with the latest novelties. The weeks,• previous to said day of hrariux. CLEMENT SMITH, . 1*1 ff • . i I (A true ropy.) Judge of Probate. of prices which we are onenng^tnese I suarantera Frederick Hotehki** wlabra li known that In* Ark.-fn Dyspepsia Tablets to be MAilRiED.-^Aft the residence of the < dficiating clergyman, at Creasy's Corn­ ers, Nov. 12,1884, Mr. Morris J. Brown, of Richland, Kalamazoo county Co., bMD smouldering m tlie liourbonlc r «md Mitt Ella F. Tibbite, of Prairieville breast lo! these twenty-four years. wt-lP ed up, ns ‘twas. and just Irolled over. Barry county. . AriTioN sale of work horses. One Old nizorbaclrs, who hadn't crawled two-year-old Membrino gift colt, milch out of Uielr dens for a quarter of a cen­ cow. wagon, etc, on Sat urday 21st Inst, tury, came to celebrate a democratic at Cill’s Auction Rooms. Fanners victory. It was a grand time, and don't h iving stock or any articles to sell will you forget it The local democracy did report at once. • t । i itself proud, and deserve credit for managing the celebration as well as During this season of excessive hi­ they did; for It cann'ot lie doubted larity on the part of the democrats of that they were confronted with sonic Hastings, they should not forget the difficulties, that made complete succeed fad that the n-publicans were victor­ streets. Dynamite was exploded, red are really only two presidential eandi- । burned. Homan candles and other date* -Blaite ami Butler. Butler will fire । were shut off, Bah hems, get enough electoral votes to hold the fireworks । balance of power. Cleveland is out of (ovster cana and similar musical (?1 inZm-ttawerer-ortadto by the em the race, and I look for Butler's succesB." । supportore of Cleveland. and Woniler what the Journal man thinks thiwiuitic । of tthow. ButW ltllfl nPft <lf who dow all “B*h for Cleveland." AjOcokwnu to the Michigan crop rej| I Th. torebllgbt procd-om •» not a. port for November, the weight ‘ bushel ©< this year’s wheat mterfer- d m m csun dc axnkk goods will make our competitors poorer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baraea, of Ver-; | montnlle, visited their friends in this I city Monday and Tuesday. Mr. H. J. Newton, of Silver Creek, N. Ym spent a portion of this week with relatives and friends in Hastings. BY MAIL. POST-PAID. f^Orjfurt:! KIOV THYSELF.aMV VGreit Medical Work on Manhood, Tuesday Waiter Howell, of this city, received a telegram that his only sister at Cairo was not expected to live. He left th nt evening for his former home that Mm. A. WilUaina »u wlUi pains in the bark, no aevrns that ahe was unable to turn and was delirOU8. WhentlwMwM'umcdansta^ imr *<age. t,nc application of st. JacoBe OU wMmade externally, after sets"1 bad been tried awl ftutod. I The patient slept soundly until morn­ ing and got up entirely eared. lhe iw-rtt remedy f>H- iDdlgtotiou ever made, they always relieve headache. • The Scieace of Life: Only $1 And will Enrich our Customers. Editor Peckham, of Freeport, was a Banner caller Tuesday. Came to cel­ ebrate the election of Cleveland. ious in the contest for justice of the out of the question. Joking aside, the democrats of peace in this city. r this city, laid out for a big celebration In Its account of the democratic jubi­ and had it The homes of many of Tv lhe ITohlWtlonltt* uf Harry camty. lee, the Democrat neglected to mention We congratulate you on the large them were handsomely . decorated— that the Journal editor w«j one of the- particdilarly those of A, J. Bowne s. vote polled iu thia county. The ball will i* kept-rolling. <>ur vote in the peakers. Probably forgot It; as Barry Mrs. G«vge E. Goodyears. John M. •oimty greenbackers are of not much Bessmefe, W.S and H. A. Goodyears; whole country is over SOo.uuo, which is moat encouraging indeed, and we feel account now except to “tail up” the nian'jU>£ <kKaiveaT'">• <>■ Hoblnsonj Justitied in saying that. if tho vote wasj . — •• ------A-------democratic party. •L juai>u<.u j —w - that it would ... W li i'^oi^r X. H.-J. Kemield’ ' to be ta- taken tak.n toatay KHtay U>»1 it would be be Miss Hallie L. Brown, the eminent Kd Powers Geo Simpson. John Goh?! double that amount. We say stand and popular Wilberforce elocutionist, SL x ^io^d ^Holbrook. As] arm for the principles of prohibition who gives an entertainment well worth L^^rohiUtonlrt and Mr. ^ich can no longer bo thrust aside by hearing will appear at Union hall this, Thursday evening, for the benefit of Wnlhrooka rreenl>acker, their rwwoiu । the old partie* u» ot no consequence. Holbrook B gTBruiMM. . I . » ahLs sunn to announce mterent all the ladies society of the Presbyterian for rejoicing are not apparent; but they । We Irnpe t , sometidng that will greatly interest • burch. Admiwdon 25 cents, children rejoiced just the sanw. The liuamees earnest prohibit iouists of Barry county. places of leading democrats were hand- [ t 15 cents. . I- k. STAUFEER. | T' 1 ‘“jteSSun . CMirn.... C. Om. illuminated and decorated, and A biiORt time before election, the somely rows of Chinese lanterns lighted up the CEOL.rirli; C al .—Mr. Uarrj WflJournal editor remarked to one of the : liann crrtiBm under hi» notarial »eal. leading republicans of this dty “There ;four comers of Jefferson and state ry county is 2 jht eent above is smmi inortsM* b^-Btoe oper-.u’l . < ■ | Elsewhere is a card from the chair- they win another. We don’t blame 1 ill; Ih'iiioi'rHt feels happy over the uian and secretary of the 'prohibition ’eln for hurrahing. Guere we could gain of 150 votes in Barry county over county cornmiltee, ' 1 P^nt the ‘town ---------J " -----------congratulating red if we had -be^n out ISSO The greenback strength has fall- members Of that party upon tlie go the cold so long, and at last got a i ' * in f-n off over twice that much in the same wor j< mx done n ' connty, state «and natic*—■ show at the coal stove. ov.n /aax; ,iu vuuvj. otm. aaiu iuiw time. ' To most temperance people these “con-' The cloven foot of grvenbackisui was On acuolxt of the croquet works not being run with a full complement "f higids, several workmen of this city have l>een obliged to seek employment in other towns. A number from this city and vicinity ane on the Platte river, in Benzie ton. to Hannah Ulmrean- not appreciated anOur bleslii til we are tdeprived of them. Moat nutag them is health, the lack of I whfclSifire Xt.-fi— "ourMhwImrt™.? niir other hunlens. X A ' hacking cough, a severe cold, or apy throat or lung disease is very troublesome; but all these mav i permanently removed by Dr. Ibglow s Prmitive Cure. Pries Hotohkire. bO cents; trial j LTuref^cffFred'k • "Z------ .... SSSSSS »<•' BS ‘!r"! dFuntll In uu>t Orlobvr abe promirrtl a “* । Dr. King* New Ditoovrry *n«1 lief was felt, and by conttnuliiiz It* ww for * 'txhiMuJed Vitality. Nrrvotaaud Pbph-al De­ bility. ITwmaturv beeline in Man, Errura of Youth, and the untold mi.-*erit-< roaultlng from indiscretion or excen. A booh for ever; man, >oumc, middJe-agtxl and old. Il oouUslns l» prescriptions for Ui acute apd <-liroote dbraara. nach one of which Is Invaluable. So found bv the A ulhor, whose experience for at years Is such m probably never before fell tn the lol of Mar physician. 300 pagtw. bound in branUfii! Fn-uefi muslin, emboaaed covers, full gilt, niaranteed to be a finer work In evmr seuw ••• ’<• rrHO and profrauonal -Uian win sold in this eountrx for fcr.fio. c refunded tn every instance. raM«ionarv the formula of a klu-ple vegetable be by auiU, post-paid Hlustratlvr —-------- - — Mend now. Gold medal anardpl Um autbnr by Conwimptlou. Bre&chl.is.» Mtaiyh, Asthma and the National Medical AssoeLUnm, to the offcers r^sical cure for Ncnotn Debility and Ulnarrotn of which be refers j uu. ^r^inia. after tth*sdutv to inaiceut kngwn u» ht»'raflMtaa fcll(,w, ActnatetrKy ihi* iwtiw and a deatrv parent. to relieve hunuuy »u«ertnt, £ win aend tree of guardian. inalrt A-him* the P W. H. Parker. nrrporins and wring. Sent by mail try addreaaqairli.'g skill wd experience. Chronic and o*»- ■ - ----------------- M*N>4oaufIk I ■rebate Coe „ ry. hoidrn al fbe Probate yst'rew-u * W. IL lta*l«r> tenxfred and ei’ph’v-fwjr drw store, l-arsr tioltto* tl-00. _______ ____ ITrarnt. l lfinftit miiIUi. Jartgv of ITolmU-. Im the uuUUT <>f lb* ratui*rtanw Hastimgb Markets. H^lngM*;flhntebrpedUoa. duir St in iuhI. <u ttamtiri fl-Edworda. praying Uuu । Wbeal. white per ihi* day filed iu lid* court,-----the I:t»» wiU *»»l ic-eUiUH-tit । mj . Into pr ‘ IMertda tirtiivi aMBiM 9mm3> HEAL p fflSSrfsTHYSELF �MORSE E. NEVINS. The day for cheap shody goods is past, anti good goods are what sensible people want. I aim to keep only the best goods and in so doing have worked up a first-class trade, and with expenses of not over one-third of the other dry goods houses, I am able to sell at corresponding lower profits. The two hundred ladies in the county who are wearing Broadhead Dresses can testify to the durability and stylish appearance of those goods for which I am sole agent in this city. Those elegant Dress Flannels that I am selling at ninety cents are worthy any lady’s consideration. M. E. N. DRY GOODS. The Plum CnrreiMo and Poultry. nieces. Examine these daily and kill all beetles found under * them. This native insect has almost banished' iUnc gentleman has bis peach as jpluru culture from our State, and is, veil an his plum orchard prorwithout doubt, the greatest enemy the ared in this way. and hires boys to jplum grower has to contend witfi, for pick and put the insects into bottles. (when "permitted to pursue its ravages He pays them according to the numbers mncbeckcd, it often destroys the entire caughb and says it saves him three hun­ crop. But few succeed in raising any. dred dollars annually. It certainly pays . quantity of this delicious fruit. This to tight insects on scientific principles, ’it >mall Ix-etle certainly ranks very high would be a good plan to have Ute ground an orchard 'pest. and yet, if proper under plum trees prepared in this efforts were made by all. tlie culture of. way, and then jar the trees every morn­ the plum cpuld be revived and made ing and evening when the trees are in profitable, as the tree flourishes as well - bloom, and continue until in July. Then or better than some of our other fruit examine your board or bark traps every <ree«. This beetle often rums our cher­ day, being sure not to wait until too late ries by wholesale, and not infrequently in the day. as toward evening the in­ attacks peaches,, nectarines and even sects begin to take wing. Small trees baa been known to operate on the apple may be jarred with the hand; larger .and his work laid to the codling moth. ones should have a branch cut off, leav­ The enreulib is single brooded, but one ing a stump several inches dong, which brood in a season; hibernates in the can b« struck with a mallet, avoiding mature state, during the winter, in so­ ns far as possible any .bruising of the . eluded spots under the loose N^ark of hark. It is very important that fallen trees- and other suitable places. In early Cluma should be promptly gathered and spring it lays concealed by day under urnt or scalded so as to destroy the boards and' clods, but as "the weather larvic before it has time to escape. becomes warm they remain in the tree This must be done daily if success and do not go down* to hide. As soon would be secured. Indeed, to make as our plums, peaches and cherries are plum culture a success, the jarring of set egg-laying commences, and contin­ the trees and the gathering of the fallen ues even as fate as 'July. The perfect fruit must be regularly continued as insect is a small, rough, grayish or one of the necessary departments of blackish beetle about one-fifth of an inch la"bor belonging to it. Hens with their long, and is provided with a short snout broods of chickens enclosed in the plum or proboscis, and has a black shining orchard will devour Inrge numbers of hump on the middle of each wing-case. the larva of the curcniio. Plant your They arc sometimesdtdledsnout beetles. ' plum' trees in iuv. v1?. l4if _(U u uaTa the.?CU henery. you have The female lays her. eggs in the young, ! one. or near your walks to your outA* green fruit- shortly after it informed, 'buildings. ”” * very good plan Is to have and sometimes after this manner*. a strong cord attached to one or more Alighting on a plum, she males with r.t the larger limbs near the tnn, aud her jaws a small cut through the skin then let every one passing give the cord of the fruit, then runs the snout oblique­ one or more sudden jerks. Then, with ly under the skin about one-sixteenth of the bark trape and brood of chicks an inch, and moves it backward and around, success can fairly be assured, forward until the cavity is smooth and ^/a preventive measure, phim orchards large enough to receive the egg to be should not be planted near a wood, as placed in it. She then turns around, the curculioe find plenty of shelter and with her ovipositor drops an egg there and are likely to be ’more numer­ into it, again turns and pushes it with ous than in more open grounds; also her snout tn the end of the passage. avoid giving them shelter, by removing After this is done she cuts a crescent­ all rubbish that may accumulate under shaped slit in front of the hole so as to and about the trees. Keep the ground undermine the eggaid leave it in a sort under the trees clean from grass and of flap, her object apparently being to weeds, and if the surface is hard it will wilt the piet*e around the egg and thus be all the In*tier. — Ohio Farmer. growing fruit 1prevnot *the ’ „ ‘ " 7: 'from crushing ' it. Tho whole operapfrin occupies about five minutes' time. The stock of eggs Mark Twain on the Canada Side •t Niagara. a single female will lay has been vari­ ously estimated at' from fifty to one. I managed to find my way back alone hundred, of which she depthtfs from five to ten a day. her activity varying to the place from whence 1 had started witli the temperature. By lifting the on tills foolish enterprise, and then hur­ flap with the ; mi nt of a knife the tiny ried over to Canada to avoid having to egg.. of a pearly white color, can be Eay for the guide. At .the principal otel 1 fell iu with the Major of the readily seen. ' in warm and genial weather it will Forty-second Fusilcersand a dozen other hearty hospitable Englishmen, and they hatch in three <» rfour days,but in cold and chilly wealthy it will remain for a week invited me to join them in celebrating or even longer, before hatching. The the Queen's birthday. I said I would young larva immediately begins to feed lie delighted to.do it. I said I liked all on the green fle-h of the fruit, working the Englishmen 1 had ever happened to be acquainted with, and that I, like al) itsway inward until it reaches the seem my countrymen, admired and honored It attaius its full growth in from three to five Weeks, when it is about two-fifths' the Queen. But I sftid there was one insuperable drawback—I never drank <rf an inch in length. Tlie irritation arising, from the wound and the gnawing anything strong upon any occasion, of the grub.causes the fruit to become whatever, and I did not see "bow I was diaeaspd and gummy, and it falls to the going to do proper and ample justice to ground. 'generally,* before the larva is anybody’s birthday with the thin and quitefiillgrown. Within the fallen plum ungenerous beverages 1 was accustomed the growth of the larva is completed, to. The Major scratched his head and when it leaves the fruit it hM destroyed, thought over the matter at considerable enters tho ground, burrowin" from length; but there seemed to be no way of mastering the difficulty, and be was four to six inches, forms a envity and too much of a gentleman to suggest even changes to u < hrvoalis, and in’ from a temporary abandonment of my princi­ three to six weeks is transformed to a ples. But "by-and-by he said: beetle, makes its way through the soil “I have it. Drink rtfcla water. As to the surface, and is a perfect insect. Both males and female- puncture tho long as you never do drink anything more nutritious there isn’t any impro­ fruit to feed on; but only the females . *\ ent the halfOrirelen described. During priety in it.” the day and also on warm nights the And so it was settled. We met in a beetle readily takes wings; it is less ac­ latfce parlor, handsomely decorated with flags and evergreens, and seated our­ tive ve during during- the morning and evening. iduni curcniio is alarmed it selves’at a board well laden with crea­ When the plum suddenly ?nly foM« folds its legs close to its ite body, ture comforts, both solid and liquid. turns iite*snout ------ ' — -------------J falh The toasts were happy and the speeches tinder its breast and to tlies ground, -where it remains motion­ were good, and we kept it up till long feigning death—acting tlie opos- after midnight. 1 never enjoyed myself Adv. ’antage can be taken of this more in my life. I drank thirty-eight sum.__ But do you peculiarity iarity to catch and kill them. « A bottles of soda water. sheet, or two of them if the tree is know that is not a reliable article for a' steady drink? It is too gassy. When 1 large, can be spread under the tree, and the tree and its branches suddenly got up in the morning I was full of gas jarred, when the beetles fall on the and as tight as a balloon.. I hadn’t an idled, where they can be gathered up article of clothing I could wear except and destroyed. Another method, onite my umbrella. extensively practiced in Michigan, is to After breakfast I found the Major take adraifxge of the iiwects nabit of making grand preparations again. I hiding by day. especially in the fore asked what it was for, and be said that part of the season. under clods and this was the Prince of Wales’ birthday. rubbish under the tree. This h done It had to be celebrated that evening. We celebrated it Much against my ex­ pectations, we had another splendid time, we kept it up till some time after »replan«l midnight again. I was tired of soda, was beginning to feel worn ana sau, too. I Shortly after luncheon I found the Major in the midst of some prepara­ tions. He said this was the Princess Alice’s birthday. I concealed mv grief. ■ “Who is the Yrinccss Alice?” 1 asked. “Daughter of her Majesty the Queen,” the Major sr.id. Permanently Established for the Special Treatment of I succumbed. That night we cele­ brated the Princess. Alice’s birthday. We kept it up as late gs usual, and real­ Offices in Case Library Block, Next to Postofflce, ly. I enjoyed it a good deal. But I.could not stand lemonade. I drank a couple of kegs of ice water. In the morning I had toothache and Catarrh. Diseases of the Throat, Lungs, Kidneys and Bladder. cramps and chilblains, and my teeth Female Complaints, as as all Nervous and were on edge from the lemonade, and I Chronic Diseases Successfully Treat­ was still pretty gassy. I found the in­ exorable Major at it again. ed Upon the Latest Sci“Who is this for?” I asked. entitle Principles “His Roval Highness, the Duke of Edinburg.’r “Son of the Queen?” “You” Of the above MEDICAL INSTITUTE, on account of his increasing practice in ••And this is the birthday—you haven’t Hastings, Mich., will make his next visit on TUESDAY,. January made any.mistake?” 13th, 1885, and remain one day, at “No; the celebration comes off to­ night.” I bowed before the now calamity. We celebrated the day. •! drank part of a Where he can l»e consulted on barrel of cider. ’ Among tho first ob­ jects that met my weary and jaundiced eye the next day’was the Major, at his interminable preparations. My heart was broken end 1 wept. “Whom do we mourn this time?” 1 said“The Princess Beatrice, daughter of DR. ALBBKT has had twenty. y<are’ experience In hospitals and private practice, is a regular the Queen.” “Hore. now,” I said, “it is time to graduate of the mail eminent Medical Colleges of the UnltedStatea. and gives hta special atten­ tion to the treatment of all forms of Nervous and Chronic Diseases, Blood Polson, Skin Diseases, begin to inquire into this thing. How Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys and other organs; Rheumatism. Weakness. Nervous and Gene­ long is the Queen’s family likely to ral Debility. Mental and Physical Prostration, Broken Down Constitutions. Blotches, NervoanbeM. of Hight, Cough, Indigestion, Despondency, Confusion of Ideas, Aversion to Society. De­ hold out? Who comes next on the IKmness fective Memory, etc., successfully treated and permanently cured by remedies that are not In­ »ki?“ jurious. • **Their Royal Highnesses Anne, Mary. DEBILITY—Those suffering from Nervous Debility, the symptoms of which are a Elizabeth, .Gertrude, Augusta, William, dull,NERVOUS distressed mind, which unfits them for |>erfonulng their business and social duties, makes Simon, Ferdinand. Irene. Sophia. bMPWriwrlMr* impossible, distresses.the action of the heart, causing flushes st heat, depression of spirits, evil forebodings, cowardice, fears, dreams, short breathings, melancholy, tire easy of Susannah. Socrates. Samson—” comnany, and have a preference to be alone, feeling as tired In the mnrnlng as when retiring, lost “Hold! There is a limit to human en­ manhood, white tione deposits In the urine, nervonsness. trembling,confusion ot thoughts, watery dyspe^ta constipation, paleness, pain and weakness tn the limbs, etc., should durance. I am only mortal. What consult Dr.eyes, Albert Immediately and be restored to health. ' man dare do, 1 dare—but he who can ALBERT has discovered tlie greatest cure in the world tor Weakness of the Hack and celebrate this family in detail and live .i F*rr‘5l£2?2 U5fKr- CoQf,uUon ot Palpitation of the Heart, to tell of it is less or more than man. If 7“*™y. Tremt»U«}«. Dimness of Hight or Giddiness, Diseases of the Head. Throat, Nose or Hktn. you have to go-through this every year, AffMtlons bt the Liver. Lungs. Stomach kind Bowels- -those terrible disorders whtek unlit the pa­ tor business or oilier duties of life—blighting their most radiant hopes or anticipations, ren­ it is a mercy that I was born in tient dering marriage impossible. 1 Amarica, for ' I haven’t constitution YOUNG MEN who have become the victims of solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive enough to be an Englishman. I shall ‘“oi1.1 w? untimely grave thousands of young men of exalted talent and withdraw from this enterprise. I am brilliant intellect, may call with full confidence. out of drinks. Out of drinks, and thirteen more to celebrate. Out of —i CARRIAGE—MARRIED PEHHONH. ar young men contemplating marriage, aware of Physlna 01 procrr.silYr t ov.en. Iinpoteney, or anvjifiier dUqnallflcjulons. sjieedfly re­ drinks, and only just on the outskirts lieved. Hr who places himself under the care of DR. ALREftT may confide In his honor as a gen­ of the family yet, as you may say. I tieman and confidently rely upon bls skill as a physician. am sorry enough to withdraw, but* it is <)?PANAi’ WS^KI£K5? Immediately cured and full vigor restored. This distressing rffllctian plain enough it has to be done. I am n?n‘,er8 ,lfe “bufden and marriage impoaslble-the penalty pald by the victim of Im­ full of gas and my teeth are loose, and proper Indulgence. Young j>ecson> are too apt to commit excesses from not being aware of the consequences that ensue. Now who that understands the subject will deny that procreJ ain wretched with crampsnind afflicted dreadful n,J? lra£’’°!*r babite than by the prudrntr Besides being de nrivLi nMb M.K|'UPr y with scurvy, and toothache, mea^els, inivwl of the pleasure of healthy offspring, tlie most serious destructive symptonut of lx>th mind and body arise. The system becomes deranged, tee phvsleal and mental functions weakened, mumps, and lockjaw, and the cider last I ?? rvou r ’ . Jrri‘lb,Uty.Ityapepala, Palpitation of the Heart. Indigestion, night has giver, me the cholera. Gen­ Constitutional Debility. Wasting of the Frame, Cougn, Consumption and Death. tlemen. I mean well, but really I am A CURE WARRANTED — PERSONS RUINED in health by unlearned pretenders, who keep not in a condition to celebrate the other dlatelyr 0 l,R monU1 tRkl,ig poisonous and Injurious compounds, should apply Inirnethirteen. Give us a rest.” [I find, now, that it was all a dream. wW»h ‘*Tn "eKlf^edor unsklllfully One avoids much dissipation by being KJUMKNTh OR IAILURE8, It being self evident that a Physician that eonasleep.] Mark Twain. DR. ALBERT’S KNABE Cleveland Medical Institute, T®,Tii^lDrt]!iii]islil])&IMllity. NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES. well The Hastings House, Due&ses ol ike Tkro&t ui Lugs, Eiuys ui Slaiiw, UNEQUALLED IN ’ WIILUM KNABE &. CO. LADIES Who are tired of Calicoes that fade lu aunahfne . or washing will find the " X- K a , HASH." A . “QUAKER STYLES," ut and reliable. If you want an ry them. Made in great vartel). laplalne«aled etrrslape/Vee.l)n>nr)st*cMflllU Address ML WARD A CO. La.ihiasi, Ma. PATENTS-ss^~^ I n I Lil I v iag countries. bvTHOS. > HPRAGUE A SON. Attorneys and CounsclonHr. Patent Cans—, K Nfxn Ooxgxbss Brnzn, DSSoxt, Mick. Established 90 year*. Pam phlet free. Correspondence Bollcited. 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It is imrely vegetable and Is not narcotic, It may be fflven without change,of diet and fear of harm, and in its effects Is superior to Paregoric, Mor­ phine Syrups or Castor Oil, without the dan­ gerous properties of the former or the naus­ eating effects of the later. Of this preparation tl A , —I._ physicians afu.AV speak In klr-fc. M. D.. US So. Oxt miyu. i., says; “Castorin Is so wc to children that I raconunend It as known to me." Inttdyjure. At once address Tnux & Co.^ MANDRA AND A SURE CURE FOR itMiTH Of a TO a ikches. SHOOTS AOOVHATSLV UF TO ISOO YASOS. GOOD WITH SHOT AT 100 YAHD8. 1 With Kttkcr Ball cr ■teg OaeteMg*. Wlltewt B^vlag item tte m-—re,r It is the Best Gun in the World EtTfiSty.ry! Stf- r.." — “ n.ray** YTT” TnEMrn.J-oy>«um com _ . i,s _WHAT IS SAID ok 106 Yards. COSTIVENESS Blllouaness, Dyapepala, Indlgeatlon, Dieeases of the Kidneys,Torpid Liver Rheumatism, Dlxxlness, Sick Headache, Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, Erup tione and Skin Diseases. Hay Fever. tji» Obtained and all Patent RuaincM attended to for MODXBATX FKM. . Our offloe is opposite the U. 8. Patent Office, and we can obtain Patents in less time than inKL or Dmawimo. We adrtae i Ity free of eharre; Atd we make jtrge unteos Patent la Secured n.c A J. WBIGHT, ■ j �The Hastings Banner. Noveyy) her for nrrJ »improved markets Ir tTX1."’ t»1m of land,. HASTINGS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER*. tW4. „ taprov,n«t In 1« them all the State and Load Telephone Ext ■ICHIGAX STATS MBW8. KNAPPKN A VaUMMAh l ATTENTION n>, owns, grain qaotattoa, are: „to« So-1 Whlu.TTorTXc. No. »e; No.» H«l, MkfflTOe. Ftoar-Mleln! meir work now. Local News. H-nwiH-*: Cir™“ C°Urt ““'Hied. The al®dar ,u and buMoaa of "-lire latent*, w.oom.b. •w-s-iss We are now offering to the people of Southwestern Bartr County a large and complete stock of iMait Ezra, asate, • lmportan™ tronaartad. after whlchoourt waa adjourned until Mon­ day, December lat. Aa Judge Hooker -Hl Wed.;to remain botTwIX S , '-‘i'ooo or Waahinztou SlteHM* ' robbroi . Aboutduring «, 5 the aiweoce of ths that time, the McKay caae, waa, of GENERAL MERCHANDISE neccasity, put over until the February -Mn. Suspicion pointed to the family ot *-ruson. who lived in par term. Wa uaderataad that both the house, and officers searched vZ prosecution and defense signifted that and found the remain* of • Two rinks now for the roller-skatist. they were ready for trial. The care of of the atolen articles in tho stove. Note the change in Greble A Powers’ the People va. Orno Strong will be V“7“' The r*te«- **d d.u.bter tried at the December term. announcement this week. plaad In >11 ln defaal, „t bail. Tb. wit. rot-red Dpon h„ A BA1LH0AU meeting was held in Chet Messer evidently sees no good “°CT to *pp«v *, a,, examination. the town house at Woodland Monday to the country in Blaine's defeat. •John Potter and RnU> Look* Joined beam evening, which was quite well attended Saturday this city had one of its •nd band. Ofty yoar. ago, and rrlrbratod old time Saturday crowds, and the mer­ ■considering the short notice given. A the remit at Kteainazm. a few-day, an. gENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS’ number ot gentlemen from this city with their friend., |„ fei,t M11 *• chants a good trade. who were interested in the project, at­ “r«- Orrin ISoUiaon, of VrrmontrlUa, The official count of votes cast at the tended and addressed the meetipg. The dlod roonntly nt Ike ailvnncrd ago ot nin.late election in Barry county will be utmost good feeding prevailed; reroe “b.w,ot to Vermontrill. tound in another column. noire and signers of lhe bond were se­ Cotuilr. Sb* learn a bu-g. family at chil­ A LARGE delegation of Hastings bus­ cured. A committee of prominent iness men attended the railroad meeting Woodlanditre was appointed lo aolldt dren and grandchildren. E. F. Flynn, at th. Pon Huron Guard* at Woodland Monday afternoon. further aid for the roud. The people of ylth • bandaoma t—Plant your advertisements in the that town realize that unlesa Haatingi gold-headr.1 __________ cane on hi..departure for Tm“• >'«“>■'■ •Banner if you want them to reach the gets the road Woodland cannot; and ’ Circulation this week, 1,700. Bought at a good discoitnl from last year’s prices and we will give the customers the benefit of the discount WAGONS! EachOne Warranted! . irn atest number of Barry countv peo- for that reason they ahow a disposition ; factory “ ol v c.- B. 4 J. c. pl,-: j to to aid aid the the project. project. The The people preplc of of| w,, r“'d d-v It has been 28 years since a Hastings ; ™ oodlmid may rest assured that HastThe report of state Balt immecto nui democrat has had a chance to hurrah, j gladly return/ such favors in for the month of October ahow» then waa and vou bet he made up for lust time We hope our ofiy and W(Midland ! Inspected in Michigan during that time j may be oonneutpd by railroad before an-1 barrels of salt. Tuesday night. ‘ other yesr; and we.expect them to be . John Fuller’ of Ontonagon, waa knocked Our citizens who heard C. W. Jones ; if both do their duty. , JSTJTT b-v '**> “d introduce the skating artists at the Jef1 robbed of hia gold watch and $170. THERE WHS a large attendance at the I J. «. Kendriek’a aaah and blind factory Person street rink pronounce his effort l as* rivalling Mark Antony’s famous opening of the Jefferson street skating nt Mount Ulemetw, Macomb County, waa rink on Monday evening, and every I i,urued th» other night. Loss between eulogy. ‘ thing passed off’ pleasantly and in ac-' a^.^.fii’00, In>ur*! for ^800’ We trust our city and citizens, may cordance with the program advertised, j employment. l“eaw®reti rtwno«“of devote the next -year toward securing Miss NeUie Carson, the graceful lady a. P. McCaul. paymaster <rf the Detroit .m many public improvements as pos­ skater, received hearty applause for her I Bay City & Alpena Railroad, died at five sible. By all pulling together great good graceful movements-upon the rollers, o’clock tho otter morning at the residence in this direction cun be accompllsed. \’ow<ji Jones iAn«. next appeared ____ ____ i and I of Superintendent Milo b. Euatmap, at Prof. Newell East Taw an. Cante Of the death, pneuThe water works question will doubt­ showed himself an adept in the art. inonia. He >ww>n ui less not be revived until alter we have He successfully, and apparently easily, inonia. He had been ill but a few days. Messrs. Hart Bros., of Republic, Mar­ definite knowledge as to the building of executed the most difficult movements. quette County, dealers in general merchan­ the new railroad. With tliat we have After a short interval Master Fred dise and miners’ supplies, were burned out :*n opening for plenty of improvements Barrett, the "boy wonder,” appeared on Hie other morning. Loss, $00,000; insur­ Notice elsewhere the call of meeting the floor, and astonished all by his great I once, $45,000. One Charles Bradley, of Au Sable, took of stockholders of the Riverside Ceme­ proficiency aa a roller skater. After the _____ __ Mumi ^xwur ___ a ride with farmer O’Connor recently, and hfrZ tery Association, in the office of Wil­ appearance of Master Fred,’Prof. Jones (~n the w'Zy digged liam B. Sweezey, Wednesday, December and Miss Carson again gave 'an exhibi­ The prisoaera in the County Jail at 3. AH owners o^lots are stockholders. tion of graceful skating, which was fol­ • Jackson were poisoned the other night by Our city subscribers will oblige us greatly by promptly settling their sub­ scription accounts. We prefer not to ■Jdrtss personal letters, but will be obliged to do ao unless thoae Who owe us are less backward about coming for­ ward. Pointtno to the stare and stripes waving from the democratic pole in this city, a prominent worker in the greenback party remarked: “yes, that means democratic victory the next t wenty years." It is needless to state that this gentlemen rejoices to think the democracy has swallowed up the Greenback party. lowed by a “grand march,” participated in by all of the skaters present. Previ­ ous to and during the intervals between the appearance of the specialists noted above, the public were given an oppor­ tunity for testing the floor. The Hast iugs-Comet Band furnished music for the occasion. Ther^were many pres­ ent from neighboring towns, Nashville and Middleville especially-^eing quite well repreaenteil. Hastings now has two fine rink^ in which our roller skat­ ers can indulge in this healthy pastime. Messrs. Jordan A Kenfield are to be congratulated upon the highly success­ ful and auspicious opening of their rink. Dr. Hull, of Carlton, has intimated to us through a friend that be thinks pmromal. z we ought to retract some of the harsh Mr. Arthur Ainsworth, of Grund things we had to say about him toward Rapids, spent Sunday in this city. the close of the campaign. If Dr. Hull ’John B Keeler, of Big Rapicte, was were a wan, it would do to pay some visiting friends in this city^tod vicinity heed to his whinings. But an arrant lust week. renegade and treacherous trickster has Mr. E. Banks, a student of the Agri­ no right to contp&in of ill-usage. cultural College at Lansing. Sundayed Now that it is a settled fact that Cleveland will be our next president, the average Hastings democrat wean a smile of huge dimensions, and numer­ ous sly glances are turned toward the post-office, and many are they who “long to be there." Norm Bailey is univers­ ally voted n. g. for the place, and some­ thing else will have to be found for him in HastingH. Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth, of Grand Rapids, are spending a few days with /H/ eating cheeae which one of the prisoners purchased. A colored man who was not allowed free access to the lunch aftercame neat' dying. The jail physidan could not determine what poleon the cheese contained, but pronounced it of a deadly nature. He aaid the live* of all ported at aeruitecB place*, scarlet fewer field and is making an effort to derejop it. New York end Ohio ra Iroad parties wnre iouking over the road ’from Coldwater to Marshall a few days ago, with a view of opening up an abandoned route. A man named John Dowd, known as “Bailor Jack,” was found recently in the woods near Rodney, Mecosta County, with his throat cut. Borne thought It was suicide and others called it murder. De­ ceased has worked for a lumber company at Rodney; also for the Chippewa Lumber Company; (At the last heard of him in that section tie had started for Ann Arbor, it was not known whether be hml any am ly or relatives or any money. His age was about forty years. 14 lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00. Arbuckles Coffee, 16 cents per lb. Kerosene Oil, 15 cents per gallon. Boston Rubber Boots, $3.00 per pair. Felt Boots, $1.50 per pair. Heavy Twilled Red Flannel. 25 cents per yard. • Good Shirtings, 9 cents per yard. Men’s Heavey Scotch Grey Shirts, 50 cts. each. And Other Goods in Proportion. I We are making three! widths of Tire: I I . ■ Buyers are invited to Call and Throm inom. A Card See Material! We keep a Full Stock of Everything that enters into a house, from. Sill to Ridge Board. Reports to the State Board of Health by forty-four observer* of diseases in differon the Ktb, indicated that erysipelas and ■tons litis lncraased, and that consumption Look al Some of Our Prices: Doors, Sash & Blinds, Of Our Own Make, As low as can be bought in any contpettng market in the State. Plusg, Niitliie 1 tang PROMPTLY DONE, And Satisfaction Guaranteed. Clepaent Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Goodyear have taken up their abode in this city, and Mrs. George Aldrich, of Roscommon, has are the recipients of hearty congratu­ recently followed her husband, who died a lations and good wishes from. their short time ago of consumption. Bhe died at Simcoe, Canada, of the same disease. many friends. They were well and favorably known at Roscommon. to attend to. The Water Question. At eleven o’clock lhe other morning a Stauffer & Salisbury are build­ The water question fa of the grimtes hofiswalued at y.1,830 .was destroyed by ing anti getting ready for their poultry importance both to W .crtoru stock men tire in West Bay City, with ita contents, trade. They intend to rbuy their poultry unu farmers, and yet it is greatly neg which WM the property of Richards. Loas There are thousands of loca­ on furniture, $1,000. alive this season and pick it themselves. lected. Weather permitting, they can handle a tions where the supply »« ample for ten Cornelius Telford, a young fanner living timuH lhe number of slock kept, if d near Eaton Rapids, attempted suicide the large amount every week. Farmers TheNiagara Falls Route. were onlv economised. I have seen other morning. He' cut his throat with a win find It to their interest to see them cattle driven m les to water along road» raxor and was found in tho road some dis­ ORANq RAPIDS DIVISION. l»efore selling. They will also buy a foot deep in dnsL and where an ani­ tance from the house. Ho cut tho thorax Taklibr effect Nov. ifitb, igH. dressed poultry of those whp prefer to mal was in visible twenty feet awav but missed the largo artery. He would After drinking at astraajn trample.! tn probably die. It was said that inability to dress it themselves, but prefer to buy it KArrWAKD. to mud. the herds were driven bac< meet payments on his place waa the cause. alive. again thrniigli the dust, and were af Prof. Acker with his troupe of train­ badly offal the end of the journey a$ ed dogs gave a very enjoyable enter­ when they started: and a month befon The Commercial House at Bgj City waa ■TATIOMS. tainment at Messer's rink Saturday that everv gully was a raging water­ damaged by fire recently to Rte extent of course. ft these RulJies or treaim evening. A large audience witnessed were dammed pri»t>orh large pon™ about ffAfiOO; insured for $1^6. 1- )! A. M During the month of October there warn the wonderful tricks performed by the could be made which would hold thoup.a) C.00 8jj passages through th«Un!:xiltaM*blp 10.2& canines, and all expressed themselves as wandri of acres of water, preventing RJW delighted with the entertainment By flooeb, avoiding the waste of the precimu 7JT J0A7 c. uid aud saving millions of dollaw the way, tlie enterprising proprietor of ctury vear. 1 know a case in which tb« 4,887,848 bushels of Srsin, itfJW 7.30 11 this rink is bringing a number of first wau-rof a »lre'.n|, I. backmllu|. intoa Iron ore, 178JXJ8 barrels of floor, oad 22,680 t>jB2 12.43 1.18 ASS class attractions to our city, and has broad <«»"> for hundred fret to feet of lumber. 3.00 •J2 There were thirty-seven cases of diph­ popularized his place of amusement width al tho dam and for there nulea lo &8B 1I.C theria and ten deaths at Kalasaa recent­ length, and the dam <«t it™ witli tlie public. • ly, asd the disease was stflfragin«. The <,ue ito.u-teod d dlara. Mhny a ... te> _____ —.-J anma nf thn A sensational case has developed dam could to- .ntuto for oo« hundred physicians did not eo-opsrats with him, dollar, which would reva .took watnt near this city; but we suppress names for and that the city authorities did not proeBTATIOXB. the present An 18 .years old daught­ for the whole of the driest seasons. Yorktr. er, of a most respected family, ran Hural neglecting or refusing to comply with tho away with her cousin, who lives near —New Haven. Gonn.. is ^Mrs. W. K. Howd. of Millbrook, Mecosta Battle Creek, one night of last week. Abdi roads in the evuntry round ab-’Ut JactaKm....The cousin refered to left a wife suppos­ out of oyaier shells. 1 he oyster­ Uonnty, fifty years old, while deranged tbs MM Rapid* other night covered herself with kerosene Charlotte ed to be on her death bed. The girlleft a growers Muse to buy them eveni at oil and set fire to »L She was terribly Mash Till*.' three omis • buslwl because the ravgood home and kind parents. She of Uic Mter-h-h *n<’ heavjLtaxB- burned and died soon after. wrote the latter a note explaining that d. m have al most rum»-d their industry, it would do them no good to follow, as it fa «dd that a single owner U she would never return. ,«1.!.». I. at«. °bSrwen ciana. The syndicate which will build our this dmt Franc, new railroad when it is constructed dohire to know definitely by December 1st whether or not-Barry oousty will be prepared to say "we have the bonus and right of way into Hartings secured.” a W. Bwua. . R. POWER*. P. . We have now the ONLY stock of GENERAL MERCHAND1SE in Prairieville. Notwithstanding the fact that we have the only stock of the kind, we have a Complete Assortment in every department, and invite a careful inspection of goods and prices. We have the goods and desire and can sell them as reasonably as at any point in Michigan. Very truly, M.J. GOSS &CO, PRAIRIEVILLE. N. B.—We have lately added a stock of Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Lime and Brick. Call on us when you want any of these articles. Made by P. D. Beckwith, Is the only stove in the market nlonnted with Boiler Iron. Over a Thousand in Use IN BARRY COUNTY. BKMTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. Michigan Cestkax 1! ft These Stores are for Sale only by H. A. Goodyear & Sons Where you will find a full line of JEWEL STOVES and RANGES, also the celebrated PARIS RANGE. It is a positive fact that ARCHIE MoCOY has the most ~Mete stock of EVER KEPT IN BARRY COUNTY. He is bound to sell his goods at prices that will satisfy everybody. Call and see my goods and get prices Wore you buy and SAVE MONEY. Sole Agent for the LADIES’ FAVORITE PILLOW SHAM HOLDERS, the beat in the world. Remember the place. Blue Front, South Side State Street, Bastings, Mich. ' 4 �1 Why ZwIcOiYiloer Does ttte Jewel Bxxsinees: ae He XJoes as He 2k.d"Vtertises. ' Fine Gold Rings—Latest Styles. W atches. lower than any other house, and all warranted. ' The Celebrated Rockford Watch—Guarunteec to keep . better time thari any other. Silverware of the Latest Designs, of the Best Quadruple Plate, and at prices from iff to 25 per cent cheaper than any other house. ■ With every $5.00 sale of Silverware a box of Silver Polish ' free. - Knives, Forks, Spoons, etc., of the Best Quality and at Bottom Prices. . ' ) . ' Bring in your Watches and get them Repaired by an Ex­ perienced Workman. With every $1 00 sale you are entitled to a chance on the Elegant Six-Bottle Caster, to be given away. Clock Repairing a specialty. Come in and See the Caster to be Given Away. Spectacles of all Grades and Prices, guaranteed to tit the Eye. Bring in your Old Gold and Silver. Watches from $4.00 up. . - Old Gold and Silver as good as money. Clocks from 95 cents up. 'Warranted. Old Watches taken in Exchange for New Goods. Napkin Rings from 35 cents up. Quadruple plate. Repairing Neatly and Expeditiously Done. Unclaimed Wealth. A curious fact shown by the United States Treasury’s balance-sheet at the •lose of the year's busi ness is t hat there is nearly twenty million dollars if outstand • ucu ing Government securities, ou which ' the money >? due ami uncalled for. On Ox all of these interest has been closed, and• there can be no possible reasons for the holders to delay presenting them for re­ demption. Sotae of them have been due . for many year*. On somd of them are dm? large’ sums of interest,which have not been called for, so that the interest on these alone amount to- three hundred and forty-seven thousand dollars. What has. become of these documents and why Ibeyurenot presented is something that-ho one can find out. Some of them matured a half .. a century -gw ago wmh aud wenlill inilx-.rd from anduopr«enu-dOf the old debt, which rotUnrwl pHorto ll.nu.n- 1. Iftli. there at nuuunding liftl^rren Ihou-anJ «ix hundred emd mxty-tire.fall«r-..f principal, and sixty four thousand onehundrej and seventvfour doll.™ ot interest OfUwTexL long, and the handle, made of wood, from a foot to a foot and a half in length/ When a dpg is not drawing properly or misbehaving in any way, he or she is drawn by his or her separate ; felu out from the .rest of the pack to re}: ceive chastisement with the whip, anti so well do they know what is coming that just as soon as the rein is pulled the victim begins .yelping and strug­ gling to correct his or her ways before 'the whip comesthtfnderibgalong. Great skill is required in the use of these whips, for if not properly handled the great heavy lash cracks around the manipulutora’s body arid legs, inflicting very painful and sometimes severe j wounds, but in the hands of a person skilled in tile use of them, these whipe ।| 0311 ,,e Wlt*‘ great precision and , winetimra .eomplelely catling « 'log'’ e»r “If They nre quite un mMM»blo when they get un the track of » Jeer, and no iHtraon c«n check ,hem in thrfr wi,<’ ear-'r m th«y gallop I *‘UP ^Ul and down dale.” oyer k® and ■ anow .nd through bmah with the aletl fa number. May and June an* the hoUeat numtlu fa the CUy of Mexico. If one b too thickly clah at midday it ia oaaally poa‘ aide <f the rtret*. ■ - (A. R. McOMBER, th© Jeweler. 1AMAN wanted to shed rain. Just now the rainy season is on and we have hud some tremendous showers. So has the country down below. Tho rainy sea­ son. in fact, ought to be called the show* ery season instead. It never rains driz­ zle, drizzle, after the Eastern style, hut it pours, and yet there is no continuous downfall. In June, July and August in Mexico, rain descends almost every day in copious showers, but the sum­ mer sun shines with no less regularity between times, and every day has a clearing off. During eight months out of the twelve it is as, certain, day by day, that the morrow will bo pleasant aa that the morrow will come, it seems to be the American opinion that Mexico will make a good winter resort, but is a country that it must be wise to keep out of in summer. This is a grent mistake. Denver and Santa Fe are summer re­ sorts ; the towns of the Mexican plateau are no less lit to be. They are southern, but they arc elevated, ami high eleva­ tion countervails low latitude. In ‘’T1’’ AY" '*„.4 ’.L’the 'T indemnity stock, which matured twenty behind them, in pursuit of the prey, beautiful, while in the dry season it beBut years ngn. there is twentv tboMarid I Ordinarily they make ahoirt sixtv miles iromes withered and uninviting. doHars out-tnueing not presented. Of1 a day. and very pleasantly and con- of course the contrast between North­ the five-twenties of 1862, which matured fort ably does a man travel in these ern American aud Mexican winters is • ...................... northern — regions, •— —— — • — up in greater than between the summers ot wrapped more than ten -year.- ago, and on. which northern - interest ceusefi at that time, there, is blankets and furs upon a dog sled.— thp two regions, and on the whole Mex­ ico Is a Letter country to flee to to es­ , still outstauding throe hundred and Cor. Toronto Glgfx. cape cold than heat.* Traveling suits, fifty-three thousand two hundred and —A writer on health advises people for men or women, ought to be dost ■fifty dollars. Of tiki? ten-forties of 1804. ■proof. In tho cities the upper classes which matured live years ago, fliers is to “live in the sun.” Owing to the display European fabrics ana styles ex­ yet unpresented one hundred and sev­ present inadequate facilities for trans­ clusively. Women of refinement ap­ portation aud the high price of real enty-eight thousand eFght hundred and pear almost universally without head •fifty dollars, with interest of fifteen estate on tliat luminary, we should not covering. This is the only noticeable thousand four hundred and sixtv dol­ ad rise nuy of our renders to emigrate lars also due and unpaid. Of the six l Here tins season.—Burlington Ji.iwk- departure from the habits of their Amer•canhousins. The feet should **x? well per cent, c^ttsols, which matured two shod. Soap wjll never be found aj. tjie years earlier, there was two hundred hotels, and tbh,better kinds are expanA German Village Wedding. and bcvent_v-six thousand six hundred •jive in Merioix As for the customs <>flidollars.yet'unpresented, and of tee six , The village church, where the wed-w< jud.4, conrteous and just treatment is iiereerft. consols matured In J87!» them- ding took place, is oh'tbe top of a little • L ovcrfialf a million ‘.dolfars .yet un- craggy hill- The fchnrch iy very old, the rule. A visitor proposing to make « slay of length beyond the Rip callpdjor. uith'interest matured. fifty-' ,built of gray, stone, wjth a square lower Grande. 1 tfioulT'. say, would do well to feix'tb'Vwnd niw-hmid^dt—sn< ninety- and an odd-shaped belfry. •‘Hie etony take frqm fiome wliaterer clothing or nine dollars. .Of the five per cents, path led through the graveyard to the other paraphernalia seems likely to b? which nmtnreil in 1881-82, there is still church door. The chime of bells rang needed, r/jr a brief tour, light'marchnearly eight hundred thousand dollars put with a decorous joy, “ Let ail ing qtjder is, of course, sensible.—Con unpresen'led, though the interest ceased jthlngs be done decently and in order,'* 'St. Louix Globa-Democrat. ’ . > at maturity. Of the compound interest they seemed to ring ; "not too fast; we notes of 1864, which bear six per cent, are staid people and take time for all —The average life of a railway car is interest, and which matured in 1867 and things.” The interior of the church ten/vears. It is estimated that there .1868, over two hundred thousand - dol­ was cold and severe looking, the walls are five hundred thousand cars "In the lars are still out and uncalled for, while ,.whitewashed, but the galleries painted 'country: hence fifty thousand a year of the seven-thirtiee of the same /year. * Sink and blue. The long, narrow winmust be built to keep up the sqpply. which matured more than fifteen years ows seemed set in stone arches, so Three thousand feet of lumber for each ago, one,hundred and thirty-Uirqe thou- thick was the wall. ■ The pulpit above car equals one^hundred ami fifty mil­ • sand eight hundred dollars has .never ..the ( altar was as high up as the galleries, lion feet a year. Tlie ties 9r the one yet been called for. nor has some twenty so that the minister preaches far above hundred and twenty-one thousand seven thousand dollars Interest on them been the heads of bis flock. On one side of demanded. Wljat has bocome of these the alter bung a portrait of Luther; on hundred and eighty-two miles of track at two thousand six hundred to the bonds which represent W much money the other of Melancthon. mjle, which on an average la*t six . is fiard to understand. Thu wedding took place at'midday, years, inquire one billion six hundred Some of t hem have probably been de­ first came a troop of little girls, each and thirty-five millions three hundred stroyed. perhaps the majority’of them, carrying in her hand tiny bunches of and seventy-seven thousand and fiftythough it is proper to add thnt lhe bulk flowers. The little things, with their nix feet, board. measure, every year. of the nineteen million dollars due and braided hair (no hats) and dresses yThus, to keep « road-bed and cars in unpresentril is that of which has fallen almost touching the floor, looked aS . repair, to say nothing of the new work, due within the past year, and which will quaint and demure as the little women ’ calls for one* billion seven hundred and doubtless l>e presented when tho well- in the old-fashioned picture books. Next ,eighty-tive millions three hundred and fed anil leisurely coupon-clipper* realize came the bride and one bridesmaid, then, seventy-seven thousand and fifty-six tliat there are no more coupons to be thrqe bridesmaids walking together, dipped upon them, or that, it.so clipped, lastly the groom and groomsmen.*z The feet ot wood, which is nearly onethey will nut be honored because of the bride and bridesmaids entered a pew to fourth, the entire output ol the North­ west, and almost end-twelfth that of the fact that the bonds have been called. the left, the groom and party one to the mills in the United States.—Chicago There are, however, millions which right..- All knelt in prayer. Then the ton mat. -_ have been dm? many years and have bndf? went by herself to the alter, laid not been paid simply because they have on one side a white silk handkerchief, —Two young men chopping wood not been presented. ’ Some of these have •a sprig of rosemary and a lemon I I together in Virginia espied a rattle­ doubtless been de-tmyed by tire and wondered to myself if the lemon was snake. With a forked stick one of flood, others laid away a- |>ermaneut emblematic of the sourness of married them held its head close to the ground, investments of some fund, or perhans life. She then returned to. the pew. I keeping the body constrained with his forgotten m some fipsty se^e or m<4uy noticed that thqre Was oc^the other side foot, while his comrade took from his pigeon* hole. Vfhyj or liow* it is that of -the altar another while silk handkerown month a quid of tobacco, which he such large sums' art?.-, still outftppding Clde|, a sprig of rosemary and a mew and ImMvtojbonLlde 4o, Ja m.| fefen Bible. The cbofi- bang quite a long liyhim forced into that of the snake. The rep­ tile' was 'then released, and had not within tile eorepruhenkfon of the most The minister'went up in the pulpit and crawled a couple of yards before it was experienced treasury official to answer. preached n sermon of about twenty convulsed, swelling and dying within a — Boston AdrtritJier. minutes. The choir sang another hymn. short time.—Chicago Bcrdltl. A little boy placed a long, low stool be­ fore the altar. The minister descended, E-qtiimaux Dogs. —Dui *ug Lhe recent heavy rainfall in and the bride joined the groom at thv Poland aud Galicia whole districts were When at Fort Albany we saw several altar, the bridesmaids and groomsmen completely flooded. hundreds of families Esquimaux a species of dnuine renkainmg in the pews. losing their homes. At one small unknown in civilized ounmunitlea. • At the close of the ceremony the mirt- trading town the value of hay 'washed These dogs are very large—larger than ister presented the groom with the new away was sixty'thousand dollar-; nt an­ Tho choir sang still another other it was thirty thousnnd dollars, our Nowwrandfand' and ufuyli stn-ngei Bible. when in condition. Their strength, hymn. Then the bride returned to her and in a third ton thousand dolfara. No however. vari<M. In the winter, when pew mid the groom to his and said their fewer than one hundred villages have thev are well fwl for driving, thev «? prayers, after which the groom and been ruined. Old inhabitant.---un nothing muah stouter and stronger ^hsu ini groomsmen left the church anil were equal to the devastation Las'’occurred summer, wheu they are |»oorly fed, not joined by the bride until they were si nee Hl 8.______________ It* seems without exercise and languid from the quite out in the churchyard. Baxter’# Mandrake Bitters cure IndtevUion hear, which is very telliag. upon thorn. I the silk liaodkerchief, lemon and rose- Heart Burn, CoaUvenew. and all malarial dis­ ease*. vrenu per bottle. , their imtthv climate far to the north U. D. BRISTOL Dru«tal is very severe. Their oulore are white and yellow—while impure breeds are lor the organist—Cor. Baltimore Sun. A Jackson merchant voted a receipted rent bill by mistake. white and black—the hair thick and bushy, aud the tail long, bushy and Seasow in Mexico. onlinarih - NEW FALL GOODS’ CD LU CD AT RUSSELL’S CC o Come and see our new Dress Goods in Ottoman Clothes, Cossures Cashmeres in all new colors, Silks, Velvets. Velvetines, 4c. We can suit you in qual­ ity, style and price. < Zephyrs, Saxonys, Germantown and German knit­ ting yarns in all colors. - LU CD Ladies' Russian Circles, Newmarkets. Paletots, and Children's Cloaks, a very large stock and very cheap. o CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND A PACIFIC R’Y connects in Union Depota with *11 tho principal i the Atlantic ur.d the J-rnifle 5 You can always find the latest styles, best goods, and lowest prices. CD Come and see us. We have the goods bought for CASH and will sell them ai the very lowest prices. eaKoaad ALBERT LEA ROUTE.” JULIUS RUSSELL CD C. WELTON GREAT ROOK ISLAND ROUTE R. .1. CARLS, CHICAGO. HE HARTINGS BANNER AKD THE DETROIT PO8 For iron * year. T GEO. H. HEATH, I'HOTOOlUrHEM ' BfWaldi thin space next week! ------------------ --------------------- ------------------ CONSUMPTION, Farms and City Property - FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. THB0HLTTBU1 ( - . . IRON Houses to Rent. Farms to Rent ______ LADIES _..._ i’£rS«j3 Insurance Written in the Best Line of Com­ panies doing; business in America. cw**jyth*nig w*i FOR TEN CENTS. BUIE’S The N. Y. Life Insurance Co TAILETS mpu, Company of. HAVTIKM. MICH � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-11-27.pdf 3d08f1c316375ea9cd75f24107ec1f14 PDF Text Text - The Hastings Banner VOL. XXIX. n6‘. 32. The Hastings Banner.}testiouebamjjpmrmn , rUBUINM THURSDAYS, AT OQ^/.*d'r*rU**J MaMolutuiy pqr. ----------HASTINGS, MICH., NOVEMBER 27, 1884. noblesse obIioe a ptclcr taker that took my eve. He '■amo Ihmnrh SemoblelM with piou-rgnll-tw -tl.f. wh.t rt —Oti Wheels, ano stopped two weeks, ^°(l z>Qt ‘he -likenoses o’ everv man. woman, child and baby for fifteen milm round. “We all sot to him, and Jake, he had WHOLE NO. 9132. out on the porch, and Dick, be sot a no more caper*; but. nigh the maetfai' cheer for Inm out tfiar. 1 didn’t have’ house, we come to a broad, deep modmuch to say to him arter we had talked bole. and into that he'd no notteo o’ rtepXthe weather, bein’ busy with mr 5in’, wo up and down he pranced, and .L . 1 imitc none. ake was k> fearsome of him. be daren’t rnin’ and verse larnin’; for you see, b*vo sun_____________ we_ were, a-bavin’ Sunday-school that do more than tickle him with the whip, summer, and the preacher* he’d prom- And there was the preacher and a hull lot subscription rates j -----------------------wed . a — red4 ihymn-book to .. the one o’asfolks a-oomin'. I didn’t like the notion - m advance.41.«0 per year: If paid within aix i’ “e’ Bnd when 1 should lorn the most verses, so that o' bein' stuck in tire mud with my bean Wp do not ask the little brook LuoufK.Ji.Kper year; If not paid until exw u 1 bought that I d never mnre’n week I sot out to larn a whole chapter, afore the hull congregatian, so, when be irfnulon of year. Ct.M. Subscribers outTn turu the whe^l; .1.1- Uvn-V ai OK Ik afiire D°Wed “OW powerful ®«b' he was and carried my testament round in my C51ll‘’!?.,*npr »ir*an: we toe wa’n’t lookin'. I reached out my switch jwicket-never was so good afore or and gave Tantrum a sharp cut. I didn’t P.icter mBO' h” WM * since—and chnrin' gave mo a chance to know bow he'd take it, but I reckonod worth lookin’ at Jest like a picter hb- larn, which JL-didn’t ’low to have spiled it *4 start himTand it did. He jest gave ADVERTISING RATES: se!f. Black curlin’ hair,—he alien, by no beau »-livin’. So IMeft pretty a jump clean into the middle o' th*: One < «»lumn per year .1100 00 i pect tbc lark-a dear now parted it m the middle, and it made him much’ o’ the entertainin’ o’ him'to Dick. puddle, and then he histed.up'his heeh Extra charge tor special positions. toedovo r dumb throat. look so sweet and tender like,-the big­ Jake ’jMjnred to feel uncommon auk- like be was tryin' to kick a hole in tbe JOB PRINTING. Uy tow, 1 r9 r*rIect °odegest eyes, and the reddest cheeks; jest want that day—bein’ son o’, uneasy in firmament. iJaws, how the mud did special pride b felt tn the Job Printing De« pretty as a chiny doll. Then be his new clothes, I s’pose—and blushed fly. I caught a good sprinklin’ o’ it. Or hitn <jn whom much t* bewtowoil tartmentof the Bam N kb. Everything in the la muvh re>iuircd. dressed so fine, and wore big, shinin’ and stuttered worse than ever. Howsumever. I wiped it off. and laughed Inttr* office Is new; and with the latest faces of The tun-lui ihnmi l« bld to sin*. 0° hia hands, and they as white as “Dick need that, and lit out to have till I was fit to tumble off my boas,- for The o-k .nu«t rel»n the toieat a king; type, th** most approved patterns of machinery, aim competent workmen employed, enables the a baby s. Well, o’ course I had no eyes some sport So he commenced chaffin' Jake, he jest rix up into the air like a 3/ P' t*nr ««*•*« the wheel must move. Baxnkr to do first-class Job work. Th- U-Hioo steel ita strength must prore^ for any ope else, and he was powerful .Jake ’bout the proper wav o’ visitin’ the clothes-pin Ilyin’ off a line, and then n la given uuto tho cmj-Io s orcs took with qm. too; took my picter twice gals, makin' hiaaelf 'greeable, and so on. whirled, heels over head, plum;, down To lac. the mid day skic*. ■’ vRKE A RIKER, ’ ,or n<4Mn . painted ’em all beautiful, Then he went totalkin’ on that churnin’ into the middle o' the mud. and thar be Attorneys at Law and and said he’d wear one next door to his o’ mine, and hintin’ what’d be the hand­ stood on his head for a >econd. Then Solicitors in Chancery. mH*, .I™*38 how crooked you are some thing for him to do. be gathered himself together, and waded DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA. POLLY SIMONS. milYOWT VMM .... —_ .. txfWees in Uuion block, over Bekmer Bros.) ' rollin that side! Better pull out the “Poor .Jake felt as uneasy as • Mary’s out. I^ws. if be wasn't a sight; jes! Hastings, Mich, peg. and sort o’ stretch one end a leetle. lamb at school.' He tidgited round in covered with mud: and wasn’t he mad : r.vclice in all courts of the state. Attend to Thar, thpt’s somethin' like.) in his cheer, pulled out his handkercher, It sort o' sobered me. tickled a* I was. ,*i>x*.inns and perfecting titles to realestate. Ami when - she won't, she won't, and tbat*H “It’s consolin’ to my mind bow sweet and stuffed it back, and 'scratched his to hear bin? go on. He was -crapin ,,.-icy to loan insurance taken etc., etc. ihcendon't. • “uu ■ THE TESTJDF THE OVER. he used to talk, though I did-think some head. I see it all out o’ the corner o’ the mud off his face, and he sputtered "tLEMENT SMITH,. you’re sot ou turnin’ this PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., qmliin' into a sort o' a lave feast, a-tcll- things be said sort o’ curious. I mind my eye, but I jest kept on churnin’, and away: Lawyer, ■ AKKM or • “ *C-confound the b-b-blaMed c-c-crltin on your coin tin’ expenences,” said how he told me onct, when he was a- repeatin’ ’And it come to pa^s, and it .Offices over R. K. Grant's store.) Aunt Polly Nimmons. :>s she stretched praisiir my handsomeness, that I looked come to pass,-' like I didn't know he was ter! I’ve a mind to put a b-b-bullet ’‘radices in all courts of the State. Collections through his hide. And you a-sittin’ up half her length across the quilt to reach like some awfully heathenish named within forty miles. • tniptly looked after. “ Finally, he gave a look up and down thar a-laughin’ at me. You'did it, a-pool of thread; "and aeein’you're ereeturs. I’ve forgot what. He said Or. Price'* Lupulin Ymt Gtmi all o’ that way o' thinkin’,- Tve n* mind they were goddesses and sick. It sort the road, to make sure there wa’n't no­ P-P-Pol Simmons, you know you did. o scared me, that way o’ namin’ on me body to see him, then he up and clapped I’ve stood your c-o-^apere long 'nough. V-X’API’EN VanARMAN, to give you a chunk o’ mine." ik Lawyers. "Yoiira. Aunt Polly!” laughed bright- did, for I feared he might be a foreign his hat on his head, and I made sure he You get up- some b-b-b!amed new one idolater.’’ was goin’ to bolt: but no, it was do or every time I see you. I’ll complain to FOR SALE BY GROCERS. (Over Hastings National Bonk.) cvcl hut* Harding. •• You don’t actu­ ■ “Mebby he was. What become on die with Jake. He came straight to me, the p-p-preacher on ye. 1’11 have ya up CHICAGO. rt. LO ally mean to say----- ■” ruilN CAR VETH, him ?” queried Mary Jane. and grabbin’ holt o’ the dasher, stam ■ afore the church. I-I-I’ll—” “ Yes, Miss Susan.” snapped Aunt ’ .Attorney at Law, “Ln, that’s mighty nigh too bad to mered out: > “ ‘You’d better get hum, and let vour lolly, •• 1 do actilly mean to say that I Middlerille, Mich. tell; but I suppose I must, bein’ started.. “ lG-go set down, P-P-Polly, and Til mammy wash your face.’ I snapped out was young onct, and good lookin’, too, Well, arter he’d finished a-dotiblin1 up d-do your churin. ’ real spiteful—for I begun to be a little all the ’x«ys said, and it wa’n't so many W. N1SKKRN, the inhabitants o’ Scrabbleton, he left “ I thanked him pretty as you please, mad myself—*’stead o’ standin’ thar. • Lawyer. years ago that you snips o' Nehool-gals for the next settlement. He made me and went Then, laws, didn’t he work breakin' the Sabbath day with your need be sassy about iL’’ • Oveif Spaulding's dry goods store.' all sorts o’’fine promises, but. ’fore he’d and fuss. Them butternuts was mid­ racket, ’cause you weren’t man ’nough . trill attend promptly to all basiuess in all I “Beg pardon.’’ said Sue. with mock been gone a month, we begun to hear dlin' hot by the looks.on ’em.fiand he to ride a hoss through a mudhol^' \iur:«. Charges reasonable. gravity. ••[ didn’t mean to be sauev. the awfullest talk about him.” couldn’t keep the splashes off. The “Then 1 touched up-my pony and left I've been taught -to reverence' grav Oiur.if t."colubovk “Had a wife back yonder, did he ?” churn was pretty full o’ cream, and be him to get hum as best he could. Ami hairs.” , .1 Lawyer. interrupted Selina Smith. “I thought handled it so awkward that it seemed as that was the last time Jake tried to go 1 <<ray hairs, Lideed! ” cried Aun: that’d be how it’d turn out.” if every spoonful o’ it was bewitched. Hastings. Mich. with me. Mother never exactly under­ Polk, excitedly. “1 defy you to------ ” “It tickled Dick mightily to sec Jake stood iL for 1 didn't give her no satis “No, not us ever I been! on ; but the ?ro«ei-ut;ag Attorney for-Barry County. * .interrupted Sue, demurely. "I story spread that he was a coiner, and •so plagued. He'd be churnin' away faction, and Jake never spoke to any­ cni’t point them out The company carried pn ixtinin* under cover o' his tol’ele steady, till I’d come past, and one out o’ the whole parcel o’ us foi . i E. KEN ASTON, The best dry hop ymt In the world. Breat? wjll excuse me. We all know that they picter pikin’. A. ’ Attorney at Law, say something to him, then he'd get more'n.a year.” ralsad by this yeast Is Hpht, white and wbola- dyed -ome time since.” “Well, the officers got him, and they flustered, and go to poundin' away like “Plaze, ladies.” spoke a shrill voice, ■ over J. 3. Goodyear & Co.’a store.) “Mind your sewing, Sue, and don’t proved it on him, or pretended they fury—he was powerful stout—and* then as the door opened, and the hostea*’ lit­ Practices In all courts of the State. Collections foms Ilka our*grandmother’s delicious bread. rile Polly. Your line is os crooked as did, and sent him to the penetentiary, the way that cream’d fly was a warnin'. tle “help” put her head in, “Misa Hig­ promptly attending to. GROCERS SELL TH&NL the streets of Jeriuho, ” said tall Mary and that was the last I heerd on him. Then he’d have to stop, and wipe off the gins sed as how I was to tell you that PIMFARU SV T-S /* -W. LOWRY, M.D., Price Baking Powder Co., Jane, who’at t^very quilting bee wxs But I alters shall believe that that was splashes: but he stuck it out like a supper was waitin', and you all wore to v1Physician. Surgeon and Oculist. self-appoiuted inspector-general, while a wicked story, got out agin him bv homed hero till he brought the butteq*. plaze walk ouL” -Belle Louise Pierce, BaiTu of Dr. Pncfi sjkii! miorlii Eiiraas, i ifliee, Thorn St., Hastings. Mich.> • Chicano. liR . Bt. Louie, Mo pxMl-nauired Mrs. Brown purred sooth- them as was envious of his good looks/' and sot down kivered with cream anil iri Ballou's 'Monthly. 6»11a In town or country promptly attended. । inglv: and Aunt Polly wiped her eyes to the glory. ' । tiJce hours—8 to 10 a. in. ami I to 3 p. m. "$over mind,- Sue, if she s a memory leetle Dfiepfanne al Hollaway** dnig store. of the ex-counterfeiter. New Methods of Packing Butter. “But that , wasn’t a patebin' to a ,:)F" SjK .-i.tl attention paid to surgical diseases mb ■* ■ ■* ■ ■■■ Bra ■ a. pen. We all know your hair alius was “This is a mighty saddin' remem­ scrape he fell into, something like a and dbr-ase* of the eye and ear. brance,” she continued, "and I never month arter that He kept gettin’ a Attention has been ealted in this C ACK ETTA BUTLER, . ” « *. nue < upi nil-ucuti, a lew meant to touch on it; but I was ted into leetlc more pinted in his ’tentions, and country to a somewhat novel method of Pysicians and Surgeons, years buck we was a livin’ in Ohio. I it a-talkin’ o’ Jake Green.” - a iI rears I see that matters was drawing nigh the packing butter. es]>ecially recommended w.v a gay slip o’ a gal in my teens, and.......................................................... (Prairieville, Mich.) “Go on tollin' ’bout Jake, Polly. It’s poppin' place, and that, was a rock I for small dairies and where the go«xi •u likely lookin’ ns any gal round, if I mighty edifying,’7 coaxed Mrs. Brown. didn’t'low to strike, for I was bound to housewife, early in the season, pate Ai! calls, night or day, promptly attended. Jo say it myself; and, as a nateral con"Well, ’bout the time 1 begun to be say no. and I knowed mother’d never down a few crocks of butler for sum­ I TIMMERMAN, seqdence, every boy for miles around so took up With the picter man I begun let me hear the end o’ it, if I did. So I mer's use. The butter is first made • Uimtcepathic Physician & Surgeon, used (o cast sheep s-eyes at me as I to hate Jake wus than pizon. and the kept watchin’ for’a chance to do sorne^ with all possible care, and Is, after First doorvuat of Holloways' drug store.) /Talked to meetin’ o’ n Sunday mornin’, fust sight o’ his black hoss a cornin' up dun’ as would make him drop off his-s^working, rolled into small cylindrical yalls. four or five inches long, and not and mighty black looks nt whatever 1 the lane set my blood bilin’, but I dare self, * TUB V UIT U, u auaaa JL.I TV I chnp was alongside, for I never went n’t say much, 'count o’ mother. One “One Saturday heofcme as usual, and I to exceed a couple of inches in diame­ I plalnta, Conatlpatiaa. and all diaordan ter. These rolls are then wrapped in alone. I hem days. ’ ’ axed to see me to singin' school. 1 felt day. jest arter Jake had give me his 1 T_r_l __ -__ _ . _ _ ____ • .ANTT ZV\Tk All work promptly attended to. muslin cloths and the ends drawn over. •■How comes it then that you go alone likeness, I seen him a-ridin’ up. Mother skeery about givin’ him such a chance, r MX it ia an unfailing friend. All yVELTON A WHITLOCK now ?” (joeried Sue. did, too, and began straightenin' things ■ but there was mother a-peelin' onions A large crock is then nearly filled with Ona Dollar n bottle, or addroM Dr. strong brine, and these rolls of butter Aunt Polly, die other side of the room, ho I said ■round. xLcnn^cy. itoncouL, Xr • x. ■ . - heeding ° the interruption . r •yes,’ and he sot down as smilin’ as a an* immersed in this solution. A falAre agents for the Watertown Insurance Co. “ ‘Jake’s a-coinin’, Polly,’ sez she. lower is put into the crock to keep the They write policies on a man's property against liasket o’ chips. ‘Run up-stairs, and slick up.’ ’ :.N( hy fire, lightning or wind; against a man's Hie bntter sa “I fixed up and sot off, pretty sulky, butter from floating. “I went o’ course, but, my, didn’t 1 life by death and accident. I sot out to tel! you; Jake, wo young­ feel spitefdl, and 1 determined to show and awful afeardl’d have trouble afore wanted can be secured without disturb­ ing the . mass, as is necessary when HOOK & SHELDON, we got back. But quick as we was alone, There in something startling iu the rapid in­ sters altera called him. Green was ins ’em just what 1 thought. So, bv igay packet! into tube, and it is then' al wav crease of Kidney diseases among the American name, and sartain he had a good ri^hl o’ slickin’ up, I put on the wuss lookin’ I started out, and talked a blue streak, people within a few year* past. Many causes to it, for a greener lookin' chap wa n t dress a body ever see. It was an old and Jake didn't get no chance to fetch fresh. The butter will not absorb sail i.Officein Abstract Block, Hastings, Mich.) ftom the brine, for the reason that sal! to certain classes tend tv produce anil Have the only set of Abstract Books in Barry peculiar aggravate these troubles—as. forrxaniple.cary- easv to find. He was low and squatty palchcd.linsey one, I wore blackberryin’, the odier matter round. Cornin’ back and butter never make alliances under Cotmty. • iese living, overwork and expdsurr. — Dr. — IMtld -- like, bis face right xed, especially when with red and yeilar stripes runnin’ it was much the same. Make was so anv circumstances, and as the butte; F A FOOTE, mTK. stoopid he wa ’ n ’ t no match wr me, and 'round. Then I twisted my hair up in will not take up additional moisture, । lated the success of his meaicine •awu on op .n exceptional j jikc the end of an old hemp rope. I the tightest leetlc knot, bunted up -the when we rode up to the boss-block 'with­ Alx Physician and Surgeon,l, called FAVORITE REMEDY in arresting — and there can be no jiossibilfty for it to take wuss lookin’ pair o' shoes I could find out nothin’ happenin’. I felt mightily I radically curing these most mo«t painful iialr*-' disorders, i disremember what color his eyes was; ‘Office east side Main 8L, Nashville,Mich.) up extra salt. . Being immersed in the k, ih. Mlowlw. M.I, th wo -„t enough othem io tell; Proofs of this, like the following,«... , relieved. and went down. • ktisidehee next door north Wolcott House. brought to his attention, and are published by brine it is seen that it is impossible for Dis moutjltnade up though, there was “ Jake gazed at me as if he thought I “ Mother was up when me came in, All colls promptly attended too, day or night. I him tor the sake of thousands of other sufferer* ! whom nc desires to reach and Iwnefit, The let­ enough o’ that to have done two men; looked curious, but mother's face was a and nothing would do but Jake must it to be influenced by the air. and this in itself would hold natural change* in „ ! ter, therefore, may lie of vital Importance to you but, exceptin’ in the way o' eatin’ sight. JOSEPH KNIGHT, ' put up his boss, and pt to mootin' with or to some one whom you know. It b from one •' Veterinary Surgeon. “ ’Polly Simmons, sez she, “what do us next day. He didn't need much the butter in check so that the develop­ of the best known and i>opular ilnigglsta in the double, he matte poor use o’ its sizeable(Resiumcr. Rutland, near Yeckley school house.) fine and growing city from which he wrttes-and neat. I could get away with morc talk you mean by coming' afore company in coaxin’ and*bis hoss was turned out in ment of lactic acid would go on so slow Will attend all calls for services night or day. doubtless where those may find Mr. Crawford at in five minutes than he could in a wook. such a fix as that? Is them your man­ the lot ’long o’ ours, and on that peg that if the brine was kept in a place o: bb place of business on the owner of Main and Chante* reasonable. quite low temperature, and quite uni­ His ideas'camo tiIow. and his words ners? Go up-Hteira and come down de­ the rest of my story hangs, for a« luck’d Union “trec^Mass.. March ». IBM. She alters liked have iu the beast wa’n’t nowhere to be form, the possibility of batter becoming £. F. Brown, M. D. W. P. Folhkmus, M. D. slower. Hu stuttered like, too, some­ cently appareled.’ rancid would be very small, at least be­ Dr. D. Kennedy. Bondout, N. Y.t . high-sounciin ’ w<yds. mother did. found when meetin’ time come. Jake BS. BROWN & POIJIEMUS, Dr.aH Sin:—For ten years I hiul been afflicted times. when things sort o' upset him. “Of course I’had to go, but then, I ” ' peared mightily upsot about iu ’cause fore needed for the table. Homojpathic Physicians & Surgeons. with Kidney disease In Its most acute form. You see, on the hull, he wa’n't exactly Another method is to thoroughly What I suffered must be left to the imagtaaXlon the sort o’ a follower a likely gal would had shown my spite agin him. or begun he’d set his heart on going to ■.Office over Julius Russell’s store. Main St.) —for no one can appreciate It except wno have wash out the butter, while in the granu­ Call.<< answered from the office nt all hours of gone through it. I resorted to many physlulana choose, if she had her way. But. la to. When 1 come back 1 went straight meetin' 'long o' me, so father, he lar state, with weak brine, and when tbe day or night. Dr. Polheiuus will give special and to many different kinds of trcatuisnt, and mei them days a gal didn’t daresay to the spinnin'-wheel. and span away told him he could ride a hoss o’ his. free from buttermilk, place the granu­ spent a great deal of money, only to find atlentton to diseases of the Eye-and Ear. like I was racin’ for life, and never spoke He jumped at the offer quick 'nough. older and worse than ever. I may saj that I hersav very loud, if it went crossways lated butter, without further salting or Office hours—9 to 13 a. m.: 2 to 4 p. m. used 25 bottles of a preimratlon widely ad» er- to the old ’folks. Not that gals wa> to Jake but once. Mother didn’t find and as I heard ’em settlin' that, an A .1. WRiGHX tbed as a specific tor this dreclse sort. of troidr- mails o' tafiy any nmre than they bf fault nt that. S’pose she thought Jake ‘d idee struck me, and laughin' right out, 1 working, iu small muslin bags, bold- \ ing two or three pounds each, tie them ’ les. and found It entirely uselew. nt least in my • I^hysician. case Your FAVORlTB REMEDY- I say .ft now, but th'eir parents sot over them be a-th inkin' What a smart wife I’d cried: up and put in brine the same as men with a perfect recollection of *P,thaL*’??.tj!0"^ with more authority: consequently, make. - 'I’ll do iL’ Calls d»> or night promptly attended to. tinned above. At the last dairy fair ai !b r e "llh^Tood; S^rhS^w’ iffice at residence, one-naff mile cast of Garl“•Do whaL Pol?’ says Dick. “’Fore long she sent me out to get though they got their own way pretty Milwaukee some extra spring butter <on Centre. . “ ‘I tell tell you after a bit,’ says I, was shown in the granular form, put up much after all, it obliged them to um supper. She made a pint o’ havin’ me get the mows when Jake was there. I and motioned him to come out to the in two-quart glass fruit cans. The can their wits. ^OLMES * HOLLY BBOS. 2; 'fir »»“!?*?•«>keSnkdt’h wood-shed, and then I said to him, was first tilled about one-third full ol "Ami mother, she liked Jake. Father never took more Spains with one in 'my FAVOK?1e KKHKllY' luu n« It. % •Dick, I want you to put Jake’s saddle strong brine, made of tl>e best dain ^wn»» one <»’ them peaceable men asettin' life, but,” with a dry chuckle, “it was wide world t»r thl. FIViwmIm »d olj«n pnins wrong side out I made my on Tantrum.' salt. The fine unwofked butter war­ hen could ’ nt quarrel with. He alters rompl.l,!L I * tbl. I.nrr M )Vtl drrm brM tor “• He. he he!’ snickered Dick. ‘Wliat then put in until the can was runningthoko-niptothrn. J^^cKAWrttmt. ’peared to 'greo with her; he’d learned biscuits with sour milk,.and never put in a speck o’ salaratus: a big cake was you want that done for, Pol?’ over full. when it was allowed to stand it wa’u’t profitable to hold contrary “ ‘Never you'mind. You jest do it, for a white, to allow the uir to escape, much in the same fix, only it had plenty H'r .tttopi thf Canh Hyidrm on opinions. Mother was alters a-findin' o’ salaratus and no creamtarty ; the tea will you?’ v. te«Nt>er i&th, 1HH4. when the cover was turned on sealing good pints in Jake—beats all how thick “ ‘Well I don’t care if I xio; but Til wa’n’t nothing but hot water and tea­ it as perfectly as • -peaches. ’ Butter they was; weed in a blackberry wa nt grounds, and somehow, I got salt in the have to do it on the sly.’ was shown made two years before that now here Father said onct, in Ids 'loads of All Kinds to be Marked bowl ’sIcm! o’ sugar; ’peared like it all “Pretty soon arter that my hoss Bess, was in every respect equal in fine quiet way—ho alters sided with me, got in the bowl, too. for there wa’n't a Down.' and Tapfrum. were waitin’ at the gale. flavor to that made during tiu* progress fat:>«r did—-that he guessed she had mite in the fried 'taters, and I clean Jake looked sort o' Kuspicious at him, of the fair. - AKlwauJu^ Smtiiel. J<ke\ smart white house, and We Win take Produce as uMial, bat no more forgot to put on any preserves or jell. for he had his ears laid buck, and the credit given. eighh-aerc farm, in her eye. and “Jake took a big swaller o’ tea fust spitefulleHt look in his eyes. But it —The metal lining of bath tut* is not could ’ nt see the owner right plain. No more Book-keeping, and no more bad debts. But. sakes, she just fired up at that, and thing, and, laws, what an awful face he wouldn’t do to show be was afeard, so sine, but planished copper, that is, cop­ —OUKfound n dozen more good pints on the made! Then he tried a taste o’ 'taters, he went up a* bold as a lamb and begun per coated with tin and then polished, i and bite o’ biscuit, and then he laid psttin' him. But Tantrum showed The beet way to keep the tub clean is tn spot. So father, be barked out. and left me to paddle aloqc. But 1 was down his knife and looked round, so mighty quick he wa’n’t the sort o’ crit­ wash it thoroughly and often with soap kind o’ mazed, and angry, too—for he ter to stand coddlin’, and he jest drew cuds. If necessary to do more than equal to it. and gnt n dead o’ fun out o began to suspicion that 1 had been up his lip and gAe Jake’s arm a nip this, because of spots or for any other ft fur me and TJick. Dick Was my ev«y Bt»t* iu th. Union. playin’ him a trick—that, mad M I was, with his long white teeth that made him reason, use prepared whiting, treating brother, next older, and It used to tickle HOT A tTBL AEX» OF GOODS I had to go into the buttery to laugh. squeal, and bo lust all notion o’ peltin' the metal as delicately and in the same him nigh into fits to see Jake a-Uyin to “While I was there father took a gulp that hoss. But be wa’n’t on his back way u silver-plated table-ware. Fre make up to me. o’ his tea. and such a chokin’ aad sput­ vet, and that was a pint to consider, for Cml polishing with whiting wean ofl ••It u»«jd to pester mother to see bow Tantrum was ugly tempered, and not terin' I never heerd. tin. The best polish forblack wal­ rock less 1 carried on with him ’stead o AND A BRAN NEW LINE OF “Bless me, mother,’ he choked out, more’n half broke, and Jake was as nut furniture is pure linseed oil. Poor irettin’ him tied to my apron-strings. •whatever has got into this tea?” slow and clumsy as a mud turtle. A, for Jake hineM. ho didn’t ’pear to “Mother didn’t think it best to have “He didn’t have do perlite ‘tentiona Diaaasea of Women and Children blow What to 'Hot. MoUier war Jake know that I’d played all them to spare, and I had to climb on my boas mighty good to him. and eort o enoonr- tricks out o’ meanness, so she let on as best I oould. while Tantrum tore aood him up. and sometime, 1 u be a, like sl»c s’poaed that the salt bein out o round so 1 was afeared the old folks *d TO BE ADDED. WITH narlito a, a manner, book, ami tlien Km perk up a deal huvJk. ne mx. tk. the ’taters and into the lea was * mis­ come out and apBe the fun. But mother F“~b> FMPniCK HOTCHKIBa take, and all the rest jest happens a next time .ic’d come I’d be as ofiish as “Then there was another visit o his —Track-ti. N ever you see. ... , , * me and Dick have laughed over “I'din’t think so bard o him when be more'n once. INCOME AND TRY US! It was on a Saturday Bysome accident be did lumHa fintoome. H« S*Ua«Uo« nuniUeea. *nd Good* Clww make game oat o', and I didn t uhmk no ■ lua mr yo. Sorgbl telora. Hastings, Barry Co, Mkb., thr tut, wCT.Lr: . then.*r0 WTO°' wny * lien, why the.hr*vc deeds belongAnd so. fii-M.n marshall L. COOK. &PR/I £rea Dr. Price’s Special Flaroring Extracts, UGH!HEALTHY BREAD |W P Byeastgems - KENNEDY’S F.fi REMEDY FEARFULLY COMMON. D Right at Ue Front! Woffl WOMAN’S FRIEND. TO BE KEPT FULL! Millinery Goods Mrs. B. S. Holly ° u“ ’lu pl“" ” HOLMES t HOLLY BROS., Woodland. /*y JOI »‘ “*7.^ “ �===== CABLE CHRONICLES. Xntorostintr Events of the Week ■ in Other Lands. ’ »—Fnuioe and Chini Eryptian Fluatnee*. OTHKll NEWS. Paris, Nov. 34.—The Sanitary Cotnmls■ton has ceased to hold [daily sitting*, and the cholera epidemic la considered ended. Na Flora, Nov. SO.—The complete official returns of the cholera in the- Province of Naples show that there were 14.037 caaea and 7,750 deaths, of which number 12,402 oases and 6,629 deaths wen* In the city of Naples. Lomtmin, Nov. 33.—The Ttmen* Shang­ hai dispatch .say*: “1110 peace negotia­ tion* have been suspended. The French hare made overtures to the English and American idiots on the Yang Tze River. The pilots demand 40,000 taels (about >M,000) each. The Chinese complain of Udi action on the jaut of neutrals." Shanohai, Nov. 23.—’Hie Chiueee Iron-, dads Cho Lung and Yung Wei have ar­ rived. They Intend to force the French blockade of the island of Furmotut. Bkrijm, Nov. 24.—At yesterday’s session of Hjp Congo Conference Committee Henry M. Stanley and other exiiefte expressed their views. The Portuguese delegates'took exceptions tn Stanley’s sta lententx and piled him jyith questions, sangnly attacking him apoci some. Mr. Kassou proposed that the committee define the boundaries of the Con­ ’ go basin, and tbc discussion was adjourned anti I to-day. The treaty between Germany and the International Congo Association promises the latter the two bonks of the Congo and the territory .connecting the U]h per Congo with the sea. VAJ-kncia, Spain. Nov. 134.—At the Primess Theater last Tuesday night Mi« Leuna Dare, the American aerobaU. was hanging by her feet from the roof of the theater and holding In her teeth a trapeze, on which Monsieur George was performing. Mian Dare was seized by a neyvous tit ami dropped the trapeze. Monsieur George fell to the floor, and was fatally In­ jured. The audience became |>anlcrtricken, and many persons were injured in their rush to the doors. Mtoa Dare clung to the roof, screaming hysterically, and wa# rescued with difficult)' after the j«nlc had ’ ended. Loxpox. Nov 34.—The Government has arranged to subsidize mail routes to New Zealand, alternating weekly, between'a di­ rect route from London to Wellington and steamers to New York, overland to San Francisco and thence to New Zealand. This arrangement contemplates the abolishment of tim Brindisi route. Vienna, Nov. 24.—Two, hundred and eighty former comrades of General Gorgcl, iududlng <'«»unt Andrassy, Genera! Klapka and many other notables, yesterday pre­ luded General Gorgel with a manifesto ex­ onerating him from the charges of treason to the cause of Hungary at the time of the rising under Kossuth. Pa him, Nov. 34.—Admiral Courbet teleKJAphs from Keelting that a detachment of 400 French troops destroyed the Chinese fart and otlier works on the road between Neelung and Tamxin. Tiknthin, Nov. 24.—The Marquis Tseng has been appointed Vice-President of the Board of War. Chincm>;Turkestau Is to be made a prov­ ince of the Empire, and be governed like •Ch«tpruvince*. London, Nov. 20.—Lord Northbrook,) High'Commissioner to Egypt, has made ms report upon Egyptian affairs. He advocates: First, that tliere shall be no reduction of interest upon any of the loans ; secondly, that the sinking-fund of the unified stock shall Ire suspended In order to cover the ■ew loan of £4.000,000 to be advanced by England; thirdly, the loan shall lx- princi­ pally spent in paying the Alexandria indemnity, and hi repaying the ad­ vances made by the Rothschilds and io* cal banks, leaving £1.000,000 for tiie ex­ , petraes of the irrigation of the laiwb uf Low­ er Egypt; fourthly, a large redaction in tlie taxation of Upper Egypt, and a slight re­ daction in the taxes of Lower Egypt: fifthly, to establish an vqulHbriuiiMii.the finances, the army and police eafluiamr shall be re­ duced by £350,000. England shall bear the whole etisl of occupation. and the annual deficits of the domain and of the paha estatra shall bo abolished with the help of England, thus effecting a Having of interest and a reduction of cxisiiseM. MAtnnn. Nov. 20.—Spain has takeu puHfies-dmi <>( tlie territory in West Africa aismt the River Uro. Cai»*■>. Nov. 21.—A <nxn who arrived here WediMNdSy evening from Khartoum Mtatcs that General Gordon lias in his army 8.000 Turks ami <>.000 blacks, lawldus a large number of Arabs. He has also a r plentiful supply of provisions and ammu­ nition. The Mehdi’s jXMiplc are desert!(ig and firtdng to tlie bills liavhig lost faith In theMalsc jMrophet. Paiux. Nov. 21.— Le (Jaulobt states that Earl Granville. .at tlie Instance of Ferry, ha# reojiened itonrparlers with Marquis Tseng, the Chinese Aaibaaraulor. with a view ol aettllng tlie existing difficulties between France and China, upon the bash that China, histaad of paying a money Indemnity to France, shall consign to France the customs dues collected on the Island n| Fbrniooi during tlie next twenty yeart^ during which time the French will occupy the |»rt of Ker-Lung. The Tlen-Tain treaty will also have to be fully executed. Th* Hart hold! Work Aimudoned. Nkw York, Nov. 22.—The work oi building the pedestal for Bartholdi's statnt has c***xt because of lack of money. The American Committee. of. which William M. KvarU Im Chairman, and the Sons of Revolstioti Committee, which has been fur­ nishing money for tlw work shoe early in September, have had a falling out, and the latter committee. has with­ drawn all money assistance. Thin leavwi the work In a bad way Tlie . pedeatal to np to the eighth cour.<e of masonry, ami the wall Im only one-fifth of its minlred height Early In May next the statute will be ready to leave France. but there w ill be no pedestal Imre on which to place IL < Jenera! Stone, who lias charge of the grant work, says he could liave the pedmtal ready Maj 1 If money wax forth­ coming. lie miniita that he can nut jirocoed further because of tlie new troublo. Botnox, Mass.. Nov. At tiie coiiven- scbooi buildings in the variou.- POSTAL MATTERS. Wakhixotom, Nov. 24.- The annual re­ port of pie Firafr-AiMistaut PuatmaMar-Gen­ eral shows: N umber of post-offices estab­ lished during the year,' 3,414—-on increase of 101 over the preceding year; number dis­ continued. 1,260—a decrease of 861; net increase. 522. The whole number of post­ office June 30. 1884, wan 50,017—an increase of 2,156: number filled by Presi­ dential appointment, 2,338; number filled by apjxiintment by the, Postmaster-General, 47,624. ’ During the year 11,253 post­ master* were apjxrinted. The net increase of post-offices during the year was much I larger than any increase for several years past The increase was divided among sec­ tions at follows: New England States, 42; five Middle States, 225; fourteen Southern States and Indian * Territory, 1,070; ten State.- and six Territories West and Northwest, 707; throe States and three Territories on the Pacific slope, 104. The greatest increase tn any State <«r Territory waa 156 In Texas. The ncrease in North Carolina was 13«, and in Pennsylvania 124. The only decrease was in New Mexlcd. Comparing the number of post-offices in different States, the order of the six bigbest,' June 30, was, IViuurylvanla, 3,840; New York. 3.122; Ohio, 8,707; Illinois, 2,167; Virginia, 1,282, and Mis­ souri, 1.968. Of the Territorii*. Dakota had the largest number. 887, exceeding the number in eittmr Ma.«iachiwetta. Maryland or South (^roltea. It Is recommended tliat the fr»<ielivcry system be extended to places of W.U00 inhabitants, provided the noHtal revenues amount to >10,000 yearly. The attention of Congress Is also invited to the hnportance of erecting buildings for post-offices fnalldties of 20,000 inhabitants and upwanis. The annual report of A D. Hazen, Third Assistant Postmaster-General, shows that the total uuiubcrof postage stamps, stamped envelqpds and postal cards issued during the year was 2,166,1:10326: total value, 842,515,877; decrease In value of the is­ sues of ordinary postage stamps, 32,229.­ 735; total decrease in the value of all issued, including pootal-eanls, .stanq>ed envelopes, jxx-Uage due stamps and wra.pi>era, 81,324,442. Tim weight of sec­ ond-class matter during the year, not in­ cluding free circulation within the county of publication, was 94,472,607 pounds, tlie postage on which was >1,889,592, an in­ crease of >184,414 over the previous year. The whole number of pieces of undelivered mall matter received In the Dead-Letter Office, including 378,648 pieces on hand, was 4,843,029. Of this number 31,479 were misdirected. There were destroyed 2,539,477 letters and 17,513 parcels of fruit cake. etc. Among the letters opened, 13,063 contained money and 19,014 drafts, etc. Of the letters sent from foreign countries, 310,430 were returned as nndellverable. The total number of letters and laurels registered during the year was 11,­ 346,545; th&amouut of registry fees col­ lected. $957,059; increase, 330.509. Tlie loss by registered letters during the year amounted to one out of 21,795 pieces mailed. This is tlie smallest average of losses since the organization of tlie registry system. THE 8TOCK-RAI8ER& A If OTHER’* DAMAD. ▲ National Convwntion of Oattiaman In Session at St Louis. The Moet Important Happening® Clew World. . The New Tort pablie w« nurpneed a few veare ago at the arreat, at the tnstigua'tion of the society for the preven­ tion of cruelty to children, of litUe Cor­ inne, the child actress. The little girl, less than eight years old, was taken from her parents and kept in conflne• nn > « 1 1 ».r. niatre. , ment until released by order of «n> St. Lott,, Ma. Nov. 18.-In )U>« <«rt court and mayor of the city. Mrs. Jen­ nie Kimball, the mother of Corinne, nave of Abe Expoxitiou building yeoterday who baa been known to the public for morning began thr first National Conven­ many years as vocalist and comedienne tion of cattiemen ever held In this country. has devoted the greatest care to the The portion of the building reserved for training and education of Corinne, and the meetings to handsomely fitted up and the result is a development of natural • decorated appropriately. Nearly all the faculties really phenomenal. “When did you discover Corinne s re­ Western Stated and Territorie* were markable talent y” was asked of Mrs. represented on the fluor, tick-gate* being also present from a number of Kimball. “I can hardly rememl»er the time Eastern States, besides Mexico, En­ when her eyes would not sparkle at the gland and Scotland. WeJcpmlng addresses sound of music; she began to sing be­ were made by Mayor Ewing, Gov. Critten­ fore she could talk. Before $he was den ami Gen. W. T. Sherman. four years old she created a sensation St. Louw,,Mo.. Nov. 18.—An idea of the and received the prize of a gold chain enormous wealth which b repnwented by and locket studded with diamonds, at the delegates to the Cattlemen's Convention, the national baby show in Boston. which axsrjul'led here yesterday, may be Next she sang in a concert given by g'.dptsi from ti»e following reference to a Brown’s Brigade Band, and in 187V jmrt of the enmpauies and anaociatioiis that made her debut as Little Buttercup in have sent delegates, the statement being ob­ the juvenile Pinafore Company. Since tained from officers of the various compa­ -then she has sung in opera and played nies. The largest and richest axsociathm various roles nearly everywhere. in the country, jterhaps, I* the Live­ Mrs. Kimball is a lady of ftneprcHStock Association of Texas, which extend* ence, and when playing at the Boeton nearly all over tlie State, and embnkw In Museum, was herself known as “Little its membership a large number of the tim­ Jennie Kimball,” bers of fourteen of what are known'as dis­ “What has become of the little lady ?” trict association.*. William lambert, the asked the reporter. secretary. «ay» tiie association own* 1.000.­ “She has given place to the person 000 head of cattle, the same number of sheep, anil 350,000 bead of horses, and you see before you. Like so many others I have grown’ somewhat lieshy. a moderate estimate of their value would be >45,000,000. The delegates of Indeed I assumed such proportions tigt this association wear a blue silk liadge at­ 1 iiegan to fear for my health. Why. kt tached to the coat, with a large, Qve-pointetl times I would have the most suffoeating solid gold star, under which is artistically sensation in my heart; then again my wrought n silver cow weighing about two heud would be attacked and 1 have freounces. Hie largest of the district organiza­ ouently fallen to the floor in a dead tions in tlie State is the Southern Texas fainting fit. I consulted several euiiphysicians and they told me I must Live-Stock Association, which owns 420,- i nent , 000 head of cattle, 4.000 horses, and abant .HIM aI, j abandon OIMMIUMll the stage if It I expected or hoped large number of si.-.,, 4wep,' all valued to life. Thisaeemed „ "... _L J seemed terrible, for I am at over >9,000,000. They ~~ ..... devoted to my also hava tny profession profe and also to 4,650,000 acres of land, valued at 311,625.000, the development of Corinne." making their - entire property worth "And yet vou appear perfectly about 321,000,000. Another large district strong?” ’ * embraces 15,000,000 acres of land, on which “And so 1 am. Why* I have reduced 800,000 cattle graze, besides a large number my weight over twenty pounds within of horse*. The other WModatioiui of New three months and I never felt better in Mexlco'are the Agiu ('allente, witli 240.000 cattle and a capital of 92,500,000; the Wag­ my life. It any who are troubled as I on Mound Association, with 170,000 cattle was questions this, let them try War­ and a capital of 32,000,000: die Lincoln ner’s safe cure, the remedy I used, and County Association, with 400,000 cattk they will, I am sure, be speedily- con­ am! a.capital of 3S.000.000; tiie Central vinced of its truth. I believe it* is the New Mexico Association, with 500 - finest medicine in the world, and any 000 cattie and a capital of 36,000,­ number of mv friends to whom 1 have 000; tiie Dona Anna Association, with recommended It haye found it as bene­ associations iu Texas, are tiie Northwest ficial as it has t>een to ma" “Is Corinne’s health good?" Texas Cattie-Raisers' Asjoriation, of Col­ “Perfect. The child lias so much life orado, and the Brazos Cattlemen’s Associa' tion, the I*an-Handle Live-Stock Associa­ and vivacity she is overflowing with it, tion, the Colorado and the Concho Associa­ on and off the stage." tion, all of which own immense herds and The only previous instance of such re­ TRADE TOPICS. send large delegations 7o the convention. markable precocity which history From New Mexico seven association* are chronicles is that of the famous peg Slight represented, tiie largest of which is tlie Woofington. who first appeared in the Nortliern New Mexico Cattle-Growers’ “Beggar’s Opera," when but a little old­ AMWM'lation, whose range practically •■overs . Nkw York, Nov. S3.—At moat of the Colfax, Mora and San Miguel Cou.itiro,with er than Corinne. leading business centers throughout the 85,000 rattie and a capital of >1,000,000, Adrian, Mich., Jan 31.1M1. country, as reported in special telegrams to and the Southwestern Association, with 90,­ Have sold Downs' Elixir many yean, and it the best of aattafartlon. We bad an order BradJitreet'it this week, there has bcm a 000 cattle and a capital of 33,000.000. Of Jives or three lare<I Kitties last acek. to, br wont to the ranches owned or controlled by St Ixrnslight gain in tlie demand foe- staple is men. the iargrst Interest b that of Hunter Woodland, Calltonila. J R. Bennett & Ca, Druggist*. articles, more noticeably for dry -goods. A Evan*, which embraces several ranches When fevers are prevalent Baxter’s Mandrake This improvement is tlLl. chiefly uotiobc in Texas. Indian Territory, Kansas and Bitten will lie found a powerful preventative. iHvah with non .natfl.. and hi. has -IM* 386,000 cattie, ua ca|>lable, however, by comparison with thM the Nebraska, uiul Allegan now boasts of * brick store tmlhlIngs. extreme dullnewt which iuimrdiatelv tal of >5,620,000, aud owns or controls, by preceded and followed the Preaident al lease and otherwise, 1U464.000 acres of Mr. Win. Thoma*, of Newtou, la., aays: "My election, for there are as yet no visible evi­ I'tod. • wife has been seriously a fl txt rd with a rough St. Lotna, Ma, Nov. 19.—The Cattle­ for twenty-five years, aud Ibis spring more ser­ dence* of a real or widespread InoreaM In the demand for or shipment of goods. The mens' Convention on Tutuday appointed iously than ever before. 8brih»d used many course of domestic exchange Is leas in favor Committees on Credentials aud Oigatitza- remedies without relief, and being urged to try Dr. King's New Disroven-, did so, with most of New York than it was a fortnight sbwe, tion, but neither being ready to report at gratifying result*. Tim first bottle relieved her which points to a decline in shipmeuta of three ix m. tlie convention adjourned till to­ very much, aud the second bottle ha* absolutely day. The Tanners' Convention will me ­ merchandise, inasmuch as »uch cast­ cured her. Che has not had so gootl health for bound shipments, reconted weekly, are morialize tiie cattlemen at the proper time thirty years." Trial btXflcs free at W. H. Good known to have not increased uf that toraixilng be done only upon tlie head, year's drug store, l-arge sire 11.00. Wild-cat* infest iwtlonxof IJviugstoncuunly. late sufficiently to account for the ciwck to .neck or hips, which would greatly increase the flow of Western funds to the East The the value of hides. Tlie secret art of beauty Iles not In roantrlirs. St. IxiL'ta, Ma, Nov. *20.—Tlie National but only In purr blood am! healthy ration of the inference is that smaller sales attlie Interior have been urru followed iouut'™ by vj still •*••> farther iiiiiuo reduced, miuvra Cattleiiien’s Convention wax organized per­ vital organs, to be obtained by Burdock Blood consignments from Eastern distributing manently Wednesday, electing Governor Bitters. Lyons ha* a dnimallr club with all that name (Kilnts. This, too, coincides with tlie John L Rotitt. of Colorado, President, lie­ statements of shippiug agents and sides other officers The report of the implies. freight-line n-praieu ta lives. Ti>e ten­ Credential* Committee, placing 1,200 names Fred. Hotehkias will refund tlie price paid if dency of prkx-* of moat staple* con­ on the roll, wax atlopted. Resolutions were Acker's Blood Elixir does not relieve am ;»kln blood disorder. A new, but thoroughly'testod tinues downward, but there are some presented iu»d referred, a committee on by­ or discovery. exceptions. In print cloths in New En­ laws and constitution /ormed. and tele­ will soon enjoy the beauties of an gland Ute I ru press ion exists Uurt bottom graphic greetings receded.- that from the artVicksburg emporium. prices have been touched, and • that low Union Stock Yanis Company,’uf Chicago, stocks warrant more firmness. Tits dry­ evoking great applause. St. Louih. Mo., Nov. 3L—At yester­ , ?The Bqulre." uya the author of the "HtMMlcr goods markets generally may be said to have a better look, buyers showing less tim­ day’s session of the National Cattlemen's Nehoolrawiter. "'wore one cluNneyv and n wig, The gl*M eje wm constantly slipping outfot foidity. In wool, however, trade has been Convention a .constitution and by-laws of eua, and the wig turning around sidewise on bis very quiet, favoring buyers. Raw cotton the proposed association were adopted, and head whenever be addressed the people of the f'r’*k District.” Mad spectacle. Farker’s has sustained another advance, with a free the body will hereafter be known as the Na­ Hair Balsam preserves and i>ron>oten the growth movement from plantations and abntad. tional Live-Stock Association of America. of the natural hair. It also restorto the natural Breadstuff*, on the other hand, have de­ Ito general object being to promote the color to hair which has faded or become gray. lirterexta of the live-stock Industry. After clined almost steadily. Clean, elegant, beneficial, highly perfumed. Tliere were 251 failures in tlie United a long debati- a resolution was adopted pray ­ are engaged In the,fishing business St .Ira».r>h States reported during the week, against ing C<mcreMA to open a National trail from 187 in the preceding week, and 228, 171 the Rod River northward to the boundary Rryri|>eta» Hah Rheum was driven «itire and 115 In the corn-spondiog weeks' of line tietwecn the United States and Brit­ U,.BWV *£“n and Mnv J- r- Andcrsun. PeahUgu, 188:1, 18« iuhI 1881 respectively. Classi­ ish America. It waa also decided te ask Wla.. by Barduck blood bitters. No euual as I fied by -ections amt compared with last Con gras* for an appropriation to aid In Ulo<xl purltter. the suppreaxlon of pleuropneumonia.. Sev­ week, tiie result is as follows: Clinton county expects to engage largely In to­ eral other resolutions were read and referred, bacco raising. and tlie convention Itotened to a numt>er of Fred. Hotahklu states that hidigexUoti pre­ papers on pleuro-jmetimonla and other cattle pares every one (or disease, but guarantees dist-UMM. ' Acker s Dyspepsia TabtetsAo cure all forms of St. Lovis. Nov. 23.—The cattlemen's indigestion. gathering pcrfoUed its constitution Friday, Middle............................. ion la county has shipped M3M0 liarrels of u»New England.................. the name to be the Cattle and Horae-Grow- plea this season. Southern ers' Association of the United States. Tlie Western. Committee of Conference on the merging ol Pacific and Territor.es.. Frederick Hotahkbu. the druggist, Is always 1 tlie Chicago (kmventkm failed to agree and wide awake to business and spares no pains to Total.../ wax discharged. Governor Colt-man's secure the best of every article In hla line. He Camuia-..,... has secured tlie agency for Kemp's Balsam lor speech that the latter association was not SE'X'S ufesa iSS' entitled to admission on terms of equality being warmly applauded. A xubwiptlun Bold on a positive guarantee. Price 00c. audit. Nr.w Ouixaxb, La., Nov. 24.—A great of >1.400 wax taken up and sent to the suf­ Religious revivals are running in many towns ’ storm uf wind and rain (numsI over this ferers hi the drought-stricken sortion in Vir­ nf the at*re section Saturday night. In the parish of ginia, West Virginia and Kentucky, and For Rbeumatlaiu. Lumbago. Neuralgia.Cramp St John, forty miles above thia city on the cwigrutulation.vUereisenttoGuvemor Cleve­ land and Thomas A. Hendricks on their Mississippi River, the wind had tlie force of election. An invitation to visit the Stock­ The Howard City Itecord has abandoned the a cyclone, and pawed over the hainle* of Yards in Chicago next Monday wax ac- Mmi-we«ki> issue. Edgard with terrible effect, causing lo«B of life and much damage U> . St. Louis. Ma, Nov. 34.—TbejNatioual From CoL J. Maldhof, of New York’; -J have The cyclone struck the little town about Cattlemen's Convention wound up Its btTHp severely for tte iwt leu years frmu hay three o'clock in the afternoon. It lasted netm Saturday and adjourned. C. P. Untan, juffered taver in early and mid-rummer and in the fall. only a few minuiee, but left the place a of Texas, was made Chairman of the Com­ 1 desire tn the hiterwt ormy fellow sufteren to wreck, several house.-, being blown down mittee tn urge the tfail question on the at­ of Ely's <rrean» Balm. My short and others unroofed. Anatole Perret was tention of CongreM. and the arid-land me It demonstrated it* efficacy. -J. Malddof. Broadway. killed by Hying timbers from his house, and resolution, which his been pending several «HI have used Ely's Cream Balm for Hap Fever Mr. Mialarat was fathlly lr\Junsl In the days, was adopted with some amendments. and experienced great relict. 1 most, cordially recommend it as Uir ]>rnt of all the many rem/ same way. He waa picked up In the yard The newly-organized National Cattle and d ‘a-,1 h»w tried-T. B. Jenks, Lawyer 7(iSEd aud died soon afterward. Beside/, these a Horae Growers' Association met subse­ Rapids, Mich. Price to cents. number of people were injured more or lea* quently and elected permanent officers. Eatoti county court Imuse b nowm-atpled seriously. Colonel R. D. Hunte;, of St Louia, being byThe the eoaaty oArera. chonen President by acclamation. N«w Havkx, Couil, Nov. 11.—A meet­ ing of clergymen of . all denominations was held yesterday to arrauge for a Congress of American Churched the oougrees to be held twre in May. 1185. The idea originated with Bishop Clarke, of IToriderosL t^ric OU with hb men for sprains, ruts, brubes, Erie, Pa.. Nov. 22.—The itentinrent among leading Republicans here is In favor of thedeetion of James (1 Blaine to the AFFAIRS OF C. V. Kmtth will reautue editorial control of the Centerville Republican. in the Political World. OTHKR rol.lTICAX. XOTKK Board of Caiivu-wer* met at noon >c*terdar. j and alter correcting *ome unimportant ea- i •ora declared that the ticket of eleetora. headed by Oswald Ottendortiw.had ruoelved | WlH6 a fduraiity in the State at the last ejection. The meeting *«■ exited to order by Secreten of State Carr, who said: -For con­ venience the following table has been inadu np.” s HiXtHMrt Democratic Elector, Friroc SB.IK I Highest Rrpubhoan Elector. Uarwoa . ..ME.0U | Plurality. l.in Izjw.wt Detaucgc Elector. (Xiendorfrr M3.U4.S > Lowest ■Republkwn Elector. Harris.. . ..Ml.irn | POWDER Plurality 1,077 Highest Pnthibitton Ejector. Miller . 2Mpa u.wexi ProhtMtfoo Msousn Mtootnn »wwa._. Bibworth. . sr.Ss ixiwast rroaiDuioa — Hlrhc*t Butler lOeetor, ODanneU......... 17.UM TM* powder . oeyrr . . r varit- A marvel ncin/1 of of ro> mu ■. Ia.wet.1 Butler Klertor, Campbell W,T5l and wboteMumwas Mon «•caJmi.-, After the MiiiHXinomnaat. the members of rtreimtn than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be Kofo u the Board signed the tables aud tlie certifi- competition With the multitude of tow test, «hbrt weight, aluiu or pimphate ]x*wder<< s>14 onh fi. Montgomkbv, Ala. Nov. !».—The of­ u-.tTI?" v*vTA1, • oeiMw ficial rtxuit lor ITeahient ia this State wauxt.,.\. 5. showed Clevsland to have W2,P7» votes; Blslue. 5U.44I7 Butler. 7*3: st. John, filo Ut throughout Un­ Canada for desrrtluc:. tmn-supuoit tiinia from Mweuty-rlght counties of Texas Slatesand tnteinpern:«ce,xnieltY, iiumoipatihnit) ru- v give Cleveland i:;s,6gi5; Blaine, 53,522; Bat­ he, 2.804: HL .lulm, 2,408; Lockwood, ifl. NE» VS AKD.'Horid Building, r.t? BhuMfwai. The <41110 rmtnties gave llamvck 101,255: Gttrfidti, 88.1IM; Weaver. 17.263. Thia show* u total lucn uec of 45,388 tubs* over Aak for ' Hough on C tls*s PrcsMmitai voiei of iVftt an iocsrase ol ’. !!<fUid. thirty |K*r cent* TotNttCA. Kin., Nov. 30. -Thu official count pfthe Suqe was Igniipleft!*! yester­ beg*. »kpnk». chipmunks. iH>ph> r> t.v. uth^h.. day. and 4kax <* tlw «mi Hwddent to th as f«dlu<»': Wjtiw. 154,406; Vtm eland. 9'f,18x; Kntivr. tiwi. lfi^4ti. <Jdu.. St. Julu., MM. 0. ?r ------------------ M-Wens' Health Renew, r.' (kmwnor the .. vote wax a»5_.. follows: Martin. “Rough on « ores." ItepuNkviu ‘1415.777; Glick, DxwoCrtrt. 10H, 2M; Phillips. Prohibition and Greenback Ask tor Wells'"Roughout'orn» 1- um<; . .-ompletr cure. Hard or soft rorm. wart, bm> 2,928. ______ . . 25.-The .Ifficla. ^on*' vote of Minnesota give* Blaine 111,923 I Strrhgtbciiing. improved. Uir be-t for votes; Cleveland. 70,144: St. John. 4.091; pa4n- In chart or side, rbrumalhm a. Butler. 8,587. I*he Republlnm Congren* I ache. ralgin. . mnn had majorities as follows: First Di» . trie*. ’While. 2,648; Sc<vhhI, Wakefield. 10,- q 'a'Uefis Health Renewrr" mture» nraltii si MM; Think Strait, 2,418; Puqrtlt. Gllflllan tffcor. cures <iyxpe|mia. nervouM.<•». dt-bri 4.4:i4: Fifth, Nelson. 11.471. ■ headache. ♦!.«. Habtfdkd. Conic. Nov. 31,—The Boart of ('.xnvasmn’ official report given the Con­ Aud the many throat aflretions <rf cb>ldn*;i necticut vote as fallows; Clm eland. 67,109 I promptly, ulraaantly and safrh reUevr.1 1 . Rough ou ('oaghs." Trocim. tv. i>al^iir .-. Blaine, 65,22X St., John, 2.305: Butler l.«to8: scattering, 6. For Governor, Waller If you are fallitig. broken, wur 58.922; Han-toon, 06,377: l*alDier, 2,138, "Wells' Health Renew 1 Curtin, 1,879: scattering. 18. Stitnner't i vous. gfM’. (Democrat) plurality for 1 Jetitroant-Govens or Is 255. If you are loMng your grip r>u life. tr> • ' CaieAOta Nov. 34.—Tin- Itendc dreth ol Health Kcnewrr.*' Goc* direct t«> June* CaiT at a recent tire in this dty. leaving an aged failter w itbout support, wm loiiant relief for the hmd-H of an election bet between Dr Joint Phillips and Edward Gray. Them gentiruten and their friends iield a haial organ recital Saturday, near the earner ot IjMlie*. who would retain fmbi»*»-« .uh! i State and Randolph street*, amt obtained Ity. Don't fail to try '.Mell's Health Uane in contributions from the »|*ctatore tin I Hurkinr. irritatlnr roughs, colds, gum of >306 for the old man’s xup)x>rt. yytlKKlJNO', W. Va., Nov. 34.—Governa eared by “Kouzh on roughs." Jackson has issned a proclamation declarhq ' Uqald. lie. that hereafter West Virginia will hold bci general ciretiottn In November. Ax I "Rough on Itch" cure*-humm*. eruption' wurtn. tetter, salt rbeiun. ftmlrd irot . till amendment to the conntitiitioa to that offer* ring tilaTns. at the recent election was ratified by a largi tote, 1 CiHklran. slow In development, rxinv. Chicago, Nov. 31.—There was n<» fair and drtieatr, use •‘Wette’ Health Itenev Ing off in the attendance upon the convert tlvn of the American W«m»an's Suffrage As­ . Hirer or four tiuurs e¥rry mrhl rouamn* Krt sociation yesterday. The following offi I immediate relief and m>und rest bv astax rw were elected, betide* s large numwtr ol "Rough M Goughs." Trwhrs. Xr. Kal-ata »c. Vico-PreMldatts. both ca-officio and to targe: Wiliam Dudley Foulke, Maryland I Strengthening, improve,I. i I.ney Stone. Chairman Executive Commit ache, patn* in chest or, dd*. ‘ te-e; Julia Ward Howe, Foreign Comwpond I ndgta Ing Secretary: 11. B. Blackwell. Correspond THE COMPLETE HOME., ing Secretary: Margaret W. Campboll. Re I book. #<w *UUaa.-N«v cording Secretary; Abbie T. Cadman. Treax _8 h— Mv talgM. hpAiy gvnM ■»>. ! urer. Al jhe afternoon session repeats <>h th* status of the association in their resi>ectivr States were read by Mrs. M. F_ Degw. <r Kansas: Mrs, F. M. -Atkinson, of Indiana aiui Mrs. Mary Hof Xentntdry. pr j BtackweJI presented resolution*. wh«<: were luiantontnixly adopted. Tlie prinelph ■ pointe are sunnimrized ax follows: Any other Government but that «nti racing men and women in its fnutehiie wax dr--l*rod unjust, uDreamin*t>lr amt Inconsistent wltt American principle*, the retnedy for which wa* to be oMainetl by mcniorialixlnx Congers* to prohibit all political distinction* on aououni of aex; urging by agitation legislative and constitutional ehanjro* in their favor; appeal­ in* to State and National authorities; thr w>tal>li*htnenl uf State societies with tbnii working centers in State capital*, and rorrroponding <-oiuraltt«x» in reprroent* tire district*; the petitioning at reel ■ration of the ?*tate Ix'irtelntnre by It* ort ettiaen* for youuui suffrage and for xtatut* ble eligibility to fill offlee*. not expressly limited to male citisen* by tbc State Coustilu Uon; for full municipal and Providential *uf frage. and recoin mending the using of wpecta etTorta to secure •* iltmiar Ftutinorv action ta it o*^*r T<«rrltorii-> *ta1ut°9n®u n,' ^,u,OT bcsMM t^*. . fwur ... . T. . ,w , Biek Headache and Utah. Wyoming and Washington, where worn ,b* raiiingof a fund oi | W.0W forthwith. Iind the appointment of • 1 general agent U/ sccuru coiumtUx! action. Absolutely Pure. DIVORCES re-"' -- WKTER'S1 CURE THE MARKETS. Nxtr York, Novembers*. LIVE STOCK-Csttie ....... ................................. Hogs.................................... FU)L R-Uood to Choice Patents..................... WHKAT-NO.S Rod...... No. 3 Spring CORN ... .. _ OATS-Wrotrrn Mixisl.. RYE. PURK-Mms.................. l^HD-Hteatn................ CH ERSE WOOL- Domestic ...7 SICK vdsta tba buircta. IflUy only coral HEAD CHICAGO BKh V RS—Extra . .............. Choice Good... ......................... Modiam...... ................ Rulehem' KtaeJt .. ......... .. zJLtf®rtor <'*Mte................... HHREP.................... ’ BUTTER-Crcamcry .. ACHE FWCK-Wlnter............... Ssa. .. GHAIN-Whmt. Ko. 2...... \ Cora. No. 2 Gate. No. 3... By*. No 2............ ....7.1’ Bariev. No. 3 BEOUM <X)KN.......... Helf U orkiug, < jtepct and Hnri................ K,T.\T<>! PUBK-Mess......... LARD— 8toa:n.... WMBWL......................... Outnmon I'reoMrd aiding... u Ftoortag....... Cotamon Hoards. .............. Ndngiw.«« Z>«> KAKI' L1RRBTY. < TTTK Mam................................. og gp • C ■ J 8 tiS1 feJScwaSritf- 8,“ CASTER aroicnre CO., M»W Tw*. JOB PRINTING, Letter Heads, Note Heads, Cir­ culars, BANNER OFFICE �Hastings Banner. VOL. XXIX. NO. 32. WHOLE NO. 9132. HOWN! DOWN I DOWN I With the Prices on I—' Dry Goods and Clothing! The times require low prices on goods, and I havo nnf «vda J™ i n . ■ buy with a little money. If you want poods down so low that everybody Cotton Cloth or Dress Goods At most any price, I have them. I up- Cloaks,Circulars, Velvet BeaverShawJs, The Largest Stock in the county, and the Lowest Prices. Dress Flannels, Red Flannels, Ladies’ Underwear. Overcoats are Lower than before the War. (hei’. iibts, $2.50, $3.50 and $5.00Oven-^ats. $6X», $7.50 and $10.00. Suits, $3.75, $5.00 and $6.50. Suits, $7.50, $9.00 and $10.00. Boy- and Children’s Overcoats. 2.00, 3.50, and 5.00. Boys’ Overcoats. 4.00, 5.00 and 6.50 Boys’ Suits,' 2.00. 3.00 and 4.00. Men's Red Shirts and Drawers, at 75c each. Men’s White Shirts at Drawers at 25c each. Hats. Caps, Collars, Ties, Socks, Trunks, Valises, &c. sure you (tall at LEWIS STERN’S, Where you get Good Goods the Cheapest. pOR SALEI County News. Nashville. One Platform Wagon Nearly New. Will Sell Cheap. Six Top Carriages, From $50 to $90, to close them out. The Congregational social is to tie held at the residence of G. A. Truman, Wednesday evening. Mush and milk will be served. » According to the News there are eight applicants for the post office. Sure to be seven disappointed demo­ crats. Quarterly meeting at the M. E church Saturday and Sunday. Bev. A. A. Knappen officiating. J. J. Potter, notwithstanding his offi­ cial career is so near a close, has had his house \4ry tastily painted. Mrs. R. B? Wightman, of Hastings, was the guest of Mrs. A. J. Hardy last W. H. King, Esq., of Kalamo. has re­ turned from Dakota, and with his wife is stopping with his daughter, Mrs. T. 2,000 ft. Sewer At Lower Prices than ever offered. GREBLE & POWERS TT tcrrwOrB. anon., S UNDERTAKERS. PANGEMACHER & MASON, a As in the past we will attend to calls prompt­ ly and endeavor to prdve worthy the approbation of those inter­ ested. Our Furniture Department CONTAINS A LABOR ASSORTMENT OI •n this line. Good Goods and Living PricestoJ^jus^MrepnamyofcMirt^MK imd wea^noneb<t thM ^lt«ragt^t*Ju«~ r M. Brady, of this village! T. M. Brady has departed for Bedford, where he is engaged to teach school the ensuing winter. Nashville mid Vermontville physi­ cians have initiated a course ol lectures to be delivered before the high school at the latter place during the winter. In spite ot the old fomila in the M. E. church, and after a two years’ trial al congregational singing without a lead­ er, the M. E. folks have at last gone back to their Drat love, and have a choir in running order. The three P’s Par’ady, Potter and Parrish, because they are government emploveea, are at present the recipients of the'unstinted imprecations of the otnce-aeekers of the opposition. The boys will no doubt have their little grips packed ready for the 4th of March. Bev. A. Livermore went to Detroit Thursday night and staid Friday and part of Saturday, attending the Moody F. P. Morrissn now occupies the up­ per story of his new brick. Most farmers ate prepared for winter; as usual, few are behind with their work. One of the sensations of the week is the report that democrats are circulat­ ing a petition for funds to pay tlie ex­ penses of the prohibition campaign in this town. Why not* They were en­ gaged in a common cause. The general depression 6f business continues. All branches of trade^re dull, and dealers in holiday goodk so far are investing very sparingly. The out­ look for winter for those who live by day’s v[ork is indeed gloomy. J. A. L. Romig, general agent for Reales Popular Educator is having re­ markably good success. Neal Walrath, of this village, and Frank Barnes, typo of the Hawk, had a race at the rink at the latter place Sat­ urday night. Frank ran and Neal skated. Neal was to skate 11 laps to Frank’s running nine. Barnes won in two straight heata, the last by only three feet. Mrs. Garni es, an elderly lady of Bell­ evue, was visiting her daughter in this village last week. George Sellick and Clarence Barter had a three-mile race at Chipman’s rink Saturday night. George was the vic­ tor. L. E. Knappen was in town Tuesday. W. S. Powers was in Charlotte on legal business Monday and Tuesday. As politics subside the Foote—Strong scandal and suit revives. L. M. Wolf is now proprietor’ of the Farmer’s meat market. Mrs. Mystie Palmer, of Deerfield, is visiting her mother, Mrs. S. J. Prindle. Mercury' eight degrees above zero. Albert' Nichols is teaching school near Lansing. William Snashall appears ten years older. It is a boy—weight 8%. pounds. Dr. Foote, of Nashville, made his uncle, L. A. Nichols, a short visit last week. • . Frank Montague is slowly recovering from an accident which caused a brok­ en leg. Eseck Phettiplace will spend tlie winter with bis daughter, Mrs. 8. H. Thiers. ' Questions are torn to peices in great shape every Saturday evening at the Gun Lake school house. That’s right, boys. Wm. Cummings has lost the sight of one eye, by inftamation. Our school has an attendance of afiout 60 scholars, with Mr. Sage, of Allegan, as teacher. Charley Nevins has returned from Dakota, and will spend the winter in Michigan. Stephen Nichols, we are sorry tb learn, is again confined to his room with sore eyes. Dr. C. A. Turner, of Cleveland, was called to Orangeville last week, on ac­ count of the continued sickness of his father, who is slowly but steadily fail­ ing. Dr. Wm. Vpjohn visited Dr. Turner last week. George Jessup, who has been at Bis­ marck, Dakota, during the summer, was called here to. attend the funeral of his father. He will remain a short time and then take a trip to New Or­ lost her support by reason of the late I dealt with the stones would be vary rebellion. ' apt to erase falling. Frank V right has traded E. (). Hyde • The warm weather caught cold Saaout of his hduse and lot in Thomapple. I dai. Reported that Scott McIntosh took Ed ward Jones has improved the apsurrimarv vengeance on Mr. Hagadwm j pearance of his residence bv grading for using offensive language to his his front yard. " Mr. fl. now wears a patch on I George Maples, of West Carlton, had father. his head, the result of the encounter. : the pleasure last Friday of smiling qp It looked bad to see a minister of the a nine pound son.” gospel and one'that advocates-jAuperMrs. B. Crane has Itcen sick. perance;’ who was a zealous worker at James Bogardes, of Portland, is ’vtatt­ the polls in the cacae of prohibition; ing friends in thls vicinity. and lastly, but not least, a man that said A visitor at Mr. and Mrs. Abid Doahe should vote the prohibition ticket ley’n—a pound l«oy. Abid says ’ jk from principle, carrying a banner in the future he will have a partner fit the democratic procession last Thurs­ the carpenter bwuness. day night, the (tanner having the in­ Mrs. Maples, an esteemed citizen liv­ scription, “Put me in my Utile bed." It ing in the eastern part of Carlton, would have been tetter for that minis­ whose husband was killed about two ter had he teen in his Uttle lied, instead years ago while skidding logs, has since of following the drunken, howling mob lived with her little daughter, now ^ev­ that marched up and down the streets en years old. On Thursday night she was the night of the democratic howl—they taken seriously ill with a cholera mor­ called it rejoicing. bus attack. Tlie medicine.-man, Hull, Geo. McTice and Joseph Gurd have was summoned. She died Friday returned from the north woods. They morning at 6 o’clock. The funeral wa*, report very dull times. held at the Holmes M. E. church oa Eugene and James Cook visited their Sunday. father last Monday. Frank Wright is lathing his house in » Thornapple. Expects to plaster and From the Herald. E. N. Yule is erecting a horse ban. occupy the same soon. Mrs. Henry Clemens is on the sick El via Cole has torn down-the old list Hardy house in Thomapple. Mrs. N. Allerding, of Carlton, is oa Mr. Parker, of Carlton, father of N. P. Parker, of Castleton, started for Ohio the sick list. Mrs. Win. Brue is reported as being Tuesday morning last, where he expects dangerougly sick. . io remain over the winter. Mr. F. E. Deming is repairing and Mr. Moehier, late proprietor the improving his residence. * Grove House, has moved into Mr. Pick­ Travelling men are unstinted in le’s house in Morgan, . . their praises of the Freeport hotel. Maple geove. Mr. Geo. Teeple, of Irving, aged 84 School began in the Norton district years, is dangerously ilL Monday, Miss Nichols teacher. Mrs. H. Oliver, of Ada, is visiting Mrs. Levi Elliott is on the sick list her brother. Geo. Cress of this place. . Elmer Shoffer, from near Marshall, Lewis Kelly, of Saranac, is spending visited friends over Sunday here. a few days with his brother George, of Mrs.’ George. Bals and Mrs. Adam Wolf were called to Hope to attend the John Andrews, a respected resident funeral of their sister last Monday. Of Campbell township, [is very low Mrs. Cassius Gould, of Assyria, died • with typhoid fever. last Friday night of consumption. She * The diseases known as “pink eye" leaves a husband and three small child­ and “farcy” are afllicting bonw to ren to mourn her loss; she ‘was the some extent in this vicinity. daughter of the late D. W. Ellis. Mr. Eugene Sisson, of the ‘firm of Mrs. A. C. Wilson, of Assyria, died of Sisson Bros., started for Burt county, heart disease, last Thursday. She had Nebraska, on Tuesday, Nov. 11th. only been sick a week. She told her where he will make a short visit. daughter-in-law she thought she would While engaged in fishing near Carl­ try and go to sleep, so she fixed her us ton Center last week, George Allarding comfortable as she could and stepped and comrades saw two deer. Quite k outiof the room.*In a few moments rate sight:iu this section of the-state. her husband came iu an>l went to her, The district school commenced Mon­ but she had passed quietly away. She day. with R. M. Bates as, principal of the senior department anef Miss Augus­ was, one of the pioneers, and was dearly beloved by all who knew her. She was ta Hinkley, in charge of the primary de­ buried in the old Quaker burying partment ground in Maple Grove, by the side of That cross walk between Sisson Bros, her first husband, William Harwood. store and the post-office, makes th* Mt. and Mr. Eastman Lating, of traveler unexpectedly polite—bowing Whitehall, are visiting friends here. with all his-might—whether or not any It would seem as if we must have an artist in our midst. There was found fastened upon the causeway north of the Baker school house a boanLwith the profile of a portly man pointing a revol­ ver [at a slim man. Coming from the mouth of the portly was the word “halt,’’ and underneath the slim it said, “git there Eli." That artist might become famous if he would let his name be known. Douglas Slade and Fred Quick made test time going through a barri the other dayfto get away from a ferocious sow.’ She got to the door most as soon leans. Lorenzo Falk is confined to his house, as they did. The Good Templars have an oyster having received a partial stroke of par­ supper and open lodge at Norton’s Hall, alysis, affecting one side, Saturday night. Good speakers are ex­ Henry Morehouse, one of the jurors pect^ and we might add good eaters. for the December term of court, met r CAU.TOK. with anAccident last week, falling from his house and cutting an ugly wound Farmers smile to see the fine weather last so long. in hie leg below the knee. Laverne Thompson has sold his resi­ T. P. Barnum has been suffering dence to Mrs. Beattie, price •700, and from rheumatism for some time. Carlton center school began Monday bought a farm at Greenville, Mich., where he will move about the first of with Clara Stillwell as teacher. D. M. Wood is very low with lung f<*■ January. Thus Greenville scores an­ ver. other good citizen. The I. O. GeTTls progressing finely. MOBGO-THORN APPLE. Night of meeting. Saturday. Protracted meetings are in progress The lady says that there is some mis­ take about it; that the gentleman does at the Center. They are conducted by not want the post-office neither would Rev. Thomas. We should judge by the number of be have it, for it is not a paying institu­ tion. So the thing is settled, William, teams we saw hitched in front of Dr. and you will not necessarially have to Wright’s residence on Sunday, that his borrow any more trouble about the many friends and patrons are glad to welcome him back. office. , The free trade party rejoices to hear It is said that since the village mar­ shal from Nashville visited the Oslorn the report for Grover Cleveland. Delos S. Smith employes from four to district where the stones have been falling, that they haye ceased to fall eight girls in his dry house. Matie Ballou started for her former altogether. Something not right about the rain fall of stones, else why do they home, last Wednesday on a visit. one in sight—day or night. Win. Parker, Ed. Andrews and others passed the house of Hex. Draper, in Campbell Saturday and discovered it to be on fire. They succeeded in extin­ guishing the llamas by prompt exertion. Mr. and Mrs. Draper were away at the time. The lire caught from a pan of ashes in a back room. ASSYRIA. The Good Templars lodge that was or­ ganized at Assyria Center in August with 16 charter members now numbers' 31. Grandma Hartom is again confined to her bed. She is very feeble. The Center school, with Eddie Steph­ ens as teacher, is in a flourishing condi­ tion. Mrs. Merrit Shepard moved last Mon­ day, on the farm that she bought of John Manzer. Jay Presscott, Minnie Frost and Jacob Hartom and daughter attended the Sunday school institute at Barryville last Saturday and Sunday. DKLTOM. A severe storm.overtook this piarelast Sabbath, changing the thermometer 60 degrees in less than 34 hours. Our school at this writing has Iteea pleased with the teacher. To say that Eldyn knows his husineas in the school room is not exaggerating it a bit. Mr. G. J. McCrodan, who came here and started a blacksmith Shop, is «pected to return soon and resume his work. Mrs. Adison Pennock, we are happy to say, is convalescing; she having bet* very , ill some time. Mr. K. E. Grilley went though this place last Saturday with his famous traction 16 horse power engine, *a stop by order of an individual with no route for the Cox farm near the Hind* more authority than a village marshal t der Caln died of diptheri* the 12th. school house in Hope township, where Claud Bogers is stowly recovering he puts it into a cause of the election. H. H. Sparta has lost the oysters oo the result of election, but he has not urday meetings. Nashville was painted red Thursday night by the unterrilled, and they did it up in great shape. The “rural folk’’ turned out in great numbers. A torch­ light and industrial procession paraded the streets, dynamite rent the air, sky­ rockets wore “shooted." houses and business places profusely illuminated, and (hundreds of hilarious democrats, green haakera and prohibitionists added their shouts to the general jubiblee, jj,- jr. Pennington and Weils R. Martin Esq. delivered short speeches that help­ ed to electrify the throng. Six times lost courage, you bet. The citizens of Morgan and vicinity have these poor hungry souls stood roJad. ixvixri oat of tbe window, and tara«l oul and eui and baalod a toe * ‘ ‘ ’ lot of wood for Mother Brown. It was tad two �The Hastings Banner. MARSH ALL L.COOK, Editor. Hastings. Mien., November 27,1884. Entered at the Poctoffice at Hartings, Mich, iortransmlrslon through the malls as second staas matter. Editorial Notes. The official count has been made in the state of New York, and by the nar­ row plurality of 1,100 in a total vote of 1^00,000 the empire state and the presi­ dency are given Grover (Cleveland. He is the lawfully elected president of tlie Unired States. This result is certainly not what we desired.or expected. We had hoped to see James G. Blaine elect­ ed, and believe his administration would have been the most brilliant and prosperous in American annals. But the fortunes of politics have cast the presidential mantle upon the shoulders of Grover Cleveland, and with all other patriotic republicans we bow before the legally expressed will of the people. With them too. and with our states­ man though defeated candidate, we hope that Grover Cleveland may make a wise and just chief magistrate, and use the power which the l>est govern­ ment uqfler the sun has placed in his hands in the interest of the whole peo­ ple. While an uncompromising repute lican, we are yet first an ardent Ameri­ can: and though Cleveland’s mistakes might make party capital for the repub­ licans, we yet hope his administration may be as free from error as possible. Above all else we hope he may have that sturdy independence which is de­ demanded by the peculiar circum­ stances attending and causing his election. His success is due to Un­ votes of men who still profess allegi­ ance to the republican party. Without them he could Dot have carried a single northern state. The majority of the -people whose chief magistrate he will be live in^the free, progressive and in­ dustrial north. But 153 electoral votes came from the solid south— ih?t alone solidly democratic, but solidly opposed to civil service reform; solidly in favor of free trade; solid for southern domin­ ation in the councils of the nation. A sentiment that favored a “change” also contributed to his triumph; but the vast majority of those who voted for him want that change to consist of turning out republicans and putting democrats in their places. These latter will compel the president, elect to ac­ cede to their wishes, or make life a bur­ den to him. Already the south is clam­ oring for the high places in Cleveland’s cabinet. Petitions are already being circulated to put a democrat in nearly every cross road post office. Democrats are demanding the spoils us their legiti­ mate plunder after the victory. These are a few of the already menac­ ing evils. The perplexities of the situ­ ation will increase with time. The narrow majorities given to Cleveland in the four northern states carried for him are proofs that the north has not fully recovered from its distrust of de­ mocracy. Cleveland’s course will be critically watched by the people, and especially of the north, and they will consider it a step backw aj'ds. which will be strongly rebuked four years hence, if'W favors tinkering with our finances or tariff charges; or if he trample under foot the progress already made toward a reforirf of the civil service, or if he restores the south to the position she held in the na­ tion’s affairs l>efore that little unpleas­ antness of 1860 to 1865. The mills and factories that are re­ ducing the number of men in employ­ ment and the wages paid, and the large number that are shutting down alto­ gether, Ixscause of prospective reduc­ tion of |be tariff charges by the demo­ crats is an injury not alone to the capi­ talists and laborers directly concerned, but to the country at large. When these mills have a profitable patronage, labor receives profitable employment, and the artisan is a good patron of the farmer and the tradesman. When cap­ ital invested in productive industry is not profitably employed and lalx>r is poorly paid, the farmer and the grocer are aruon(r the very first to suffer after the laborer. H: While we have a democratic presi­ dent and house of representatives, enough to show what the democracy is disposed to do for the country, there is a republican senate, which will inter­ fere with the “clean-sweep” of the offleea for which democrat patriots are yearning. Every appointment made by Cleveland must lie confirmed by the re­ publican senate. Out of this situation of affairs much good to the country will result. We believe it will give us a thorough reform of the civil service, so that something besides partisanship will be the qualification for appointive offices. ' W'e would like to see Blaine in the! race Bgain jn 1888. We believe it1 would lie another Tippecanoe campaign,, aadthat Blaine would be the victor., WJtit tremenduous odds against him he nmfc a splendid fight; and a change of orw vote in each precinct in the pivotal state would have given him New York and the In Pennsylvania where Blaine wm because it introduces into a ra­ the rule of a minority. Ths first bom, he received 80,000 majority; in t of an American , is ww^Hty— Maine. tije state of his adoption, he re­ equality of right, equality of privfl^e, ceived SOjObo, ana carried every county, equahtv of political power—that equal­ getting the largest majority in his ity which says to every citizen, “your home city that town ever gave any vote is just aa good, just as potential as candidate. Cleveland's own ward in the vote of any citizen.** That cannot be said to-day in the United State*. Buffalo, his own city and his own coun­ The course of affairs in the south has ty gave majorities against him. In CRUSHED OUT THE POLITICAL PQM’ER the empire state, where in 1882 he re­ of more than «,000,100 American -citi­ ceived 193,000 majority, he scraped zens, and has transferred it "by violence through with barely 1,100 plurality. to others. Forty two presidential elec­ That shows how the two presidential tors are assigned to the south on ac­ count of the colored population, and vet candidates were regarded where they the colored population, with more than were best known. 1400,000 legal votes, have been unable to choose a single elector. Even in Prospective agitation of the tariff those states where they have a majority question, and expectations of move­ of more than 100,000 they are deprived ments toward free trade have caused of free suffrage, and their rights as citi­ hundreds of iron furnaces and mills to zens are scornfully trodden under foot The eleven states that composed the close. .Ind only last week the carpet rebel confederacy had by the' census of • manufacturers of Philadelphia announ­ 1880, 7,500,000 white population and 5,­ ced a reduction of wages of from six­ 300,000 colored population. The color­ teen to twenty per cent. That is the ed population, almost to a man, desire to support the republican party, but by way free trade develops American in­ a system of cruel intimidation and by dustries and fosters American labor. j violence and murder, whenever vio----------------- „ •ence *nd murder .^r are thought necEditor Dana of the Jjew \ ork Sun, essary, they’ are absolutely ' deprived* .—__3 democratic, in reply to a question as to ■*' *” ;political’ power. If the outrage of all whether the Irish will ever again in “—:1 there it would be bad enough, does not stop there, for not only any considerable numbers vote the red< publiekn ticket, states that he considers the Irish republican movement 1ms come to stay, and will increase in proportions. BLAINE AT HOME. SERENADED at Augusta bt Many adhering citizens. He delivers a forcible speech ON THE situation. Augusta, Me., Nov. 18.—A large num­ ber ol devoted personal and political friends of Mr. Blaine serenaded him this evening as an •expression of person­ al good will and admiration of his con­ duct of the national campaign. They marched through the Streets under the marshalship of CoL Frank Nye. When they reached Mr. Blaine's house their compliments and friendly regards were expressed in a speech by Herbert M. Heath, Esq., of the "Kennebec bar. Mr. Blaine responded as follows, his speech being continually interupted by ap­ plause: Friends and Neighbors:—The nation­ al contest is over, and by the narrowest of margins we hpve lost I thank you for your call, which, If not one of joyous congratulations, is one, I am> sure, of confidence and of sanguine hope for the future. I thank you for the public op­ portunity you give me to express my sense of obligation, not only to you, but to all the republicans of Maine. They responded to my nomination with gen­ uine enthusiasm and ratified it by a su­ perb vote. I count it as one of the honors and gratifications of my public career that the party in Maine, after struggling han! for the last six years, and twice within that period losing the state, has come back in this campaign to the old-fashioned 2O.UU0 plurality. No other expression of popular confi­ dence and esteem could equal that of the people among whom I have lived for thirty years and to whom I am at­ tached by all the ties that ennoble hu­ man nature and give joy and dignity to life. After Maine-indeed along with Maine—my first thought is always of Pennsylvania. How can I FITTINGLY EXPRESS MY THANKS for that unparalled majority of more than 80,000, a popular endorsement which has deeply touched my heart and which has, if possible, increased my af­ fection for the grand old common­ wealth—an affection which 1 inherited from my ancestry and which I shall transmit to my children! But I do not limit my thanks to the state of my resi­ lience and to the state of my birth. I owe much to the true and zealous friends in New England who worked so nobly for the republican party and its candidates, and the eminent scholars and divines who, stepping aside from their ordinary avocations, made my cause tueir cause, and to loyalty to prin­ ciple added the special compliment of standing as my personal representatives in the national struggle. But the achievements for the republi­ can cause in the east are even surpassed by the splendid victories in the west. In that magnificent cordon of states that stretches from the foot hills of the Alleghanies to the golden gate of the. Pacific, beginning with Ohio and ending with California, THE REPUBLICAN BANNER WAS BORNE SO LOFTILY that but a single state failed to joAin the wide acclaim of triumph. Nor should I do justice to my own feelings if I failed to thank the republicans of the Empire state who encountered so many discouragements and obstacles, who fought foes from within and foes from without, and who praged so strong a battle that a change of one vote in every 2,000 would have given us the victory in the nation. Indeed, a «hange of a little more than 5,000 votes would have transferred New York, Indiana, New Jersey and Connecticut to the re­ publican standard and would have made the north as solid as the south. My thanks would still be incomplete if I should fail to recognize with special gratitude that great body of working­ men, both native and foreign bora, who gave me their earnest support, breaking from old personal and party ties and finding in the principles which I rep­ resented in the canvass the safeguard and protection of their own fireside in­ terests. The result of the election, my friends, will be regarded in the future, 1 think, as extraordinary. The nortliern states, leaving out the cities of New York and Brooklyn from the count, SUSTAINED THE REPUBLICAN CAUSE by a majority of more than 400,000—almost half a million, indeed—of the pop­ ular vote. The cities of New York and Brooklyn, threw their great strength and influence with the solid south and were the decisive element whidh gave to that section the control of the na­ tional government. Speaking now not at all as a defeated candidate, but-simply as a loyal and de­ voted American, I think the transfer of the political power of the govern­ ment to the south is a great national It is a ! NEORO POPUtATION but which and£ constitutionally belongs to them Is transferred to the white population, en| abling the white population of the I south to exert an electoral influence far beyond that exerted by the same num­ ber of w’hite people in the north. To illustrate just how it works to the des­ truction of all fair elections let me pre­ sent to you five states in the late con­ federacy and five loyal states of the north. In the south the states of Louis­ iana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina have in the aggregate 48 electoral votes. They have 2^00,CO > white people and over 3,uuo,uuu colored people. In the north the states of Wis­ consin, Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas and California have likewise in the aggre­ gate 48 electoral votes, and they have a white population ,of 5,600,000, or just double the five southern states which .1 have named. These northern states have PRACTICALLY NO COLORED POPULA­ TION. It is therefore evident that the white men in those, southern states, by usurp­ ing and absorbing the rights of the col­ ored men are exerting just double the political power of the white men in the northern states. 1 submit, my friends, that such a condition of affairs is extra­ ordinary. unjust and derogatory to the manhood of the north. Even those who are vindictively opposed to -negro suffrage will not deny that if presiden­ tial electors are assigned to the south by reason .of the negro population, that population ought to be permittrtt free suffrage In the election. To deny that clear proposition is to affirm that a southern wiute man in the gulf states is entitled to double the po­ litical power of a northern white man in the lake states; it is to affirm that a ('onfederate soldier shall wield twice the influence in the nation that a Union sbl^lier can, and that a perpetual and CONSTANTLY INCREASING SUPERJORlfY and they will step to the the dessDcrste aa "vnchaH unrestrained as they htkjtbetettnepos­ ition for thirtv years l>efore the war. Qeutlemen, there cannst be political In­ equality among the citizens of a free re­ public, there cannot be a minority of white men in the south ruling a major­ ity of white men in the north. Patriot­ ism, self-respect, pride, protection for person and safety for the country ALL GET OUT AGAINST IT. The very thought of it stirs the blood of men who inherit equality from the pilgrims who first stood on Plymouth rock and from liberty loving patriote who came to the Deleware with U1Uiam Penn. It becomes tlie primal ques­ tion of American manhood. It demands a hearing anti a settle­ ment and that settlement will vindicate the equality of American citizens in all personal and civil rights. It will, at least, establish the equality of white men under the national government and will give to the northern man who fought to preserve the Union as large a voice in its government as may be ex­ ercised by the southern man who fought to destroy the Union. The con­ test just closed UTTERLY’ DWARFS THE FORTUNES and fate of candidates, whether success­ ful or unsuccessful. Purposely, 1 may say instinctively, 1 have discussed the issues and consequences of that contest without reference to my own defeat, without the remotest reference to the gentleman who is elevated to the presi­ dency. Towards him personally I have no cause for the slightest ill-will and it is with cordiality I express the wish that his official career may prove grati­ fying to himself and beneficial to the country, and that his administration may overcome the embarrassment which the peculiar source of its power imposes upon it from the hour of its birth. At the conclusion of Mr. Blaine's speech he invited the large crowd into his house and for nearly an hour an in­ formal reception was held, the hundreds of people passing th rough the rooms. The greetings were especially friendly and cordial. blhee.rt and eighty fuur t. OraMM ttmitU, Judge ol Proi.3u dcrcasqt — wepia Moore to the-tat* of Mid deroxsed to wid SS "K docribed. for reasons therein set tonh. Cough Cure, «S Cent ( a Boston physician, dispensed ® druggist. • will cure any ordinary cough. It magically. Ask any dealer to ‘ ; Htitoof -Hub- < and don't be put off wtth any other of this [AW cops.] (onstipallon makes half,the people «u<k. You are dizzy, have bad breath and taste, can't eat. ami sleep well, bead acne*, nervous, irritable. Can’t wort it off. can’t rest it off. Well, your Liver must be invigorated. Your food must di­ peat properly. Now sare a doctor’s bill with a wMtlle of Z'l-I’E-HA. You will be surprised with a few dcses. Zorns A fa a positive cure tor these trouble*, because it arts uixmi the Stomach and Liver and through the Over the system and Bowels must be regulated. ,Uk for a sample of Fred.k Hotchkiss. 8T0RIB8 ON THE ROAD. "(rt-trtletnen, I aIhumI envy you the position* you Sil; your exiteriene* of Uir world: your knowMgr.of buKleeu; th* rluMi<tn« nMtitx you •**. and all that, you kitew.*' • Thl» warmly rxorawed rrfret fell from the lljrn of an elderly pleasurr tourist, luat Ausmt. and wm addrtsaed to a M-nd-ctrele of romrner- ■ ctal travelers Mated on thr porrh of the Lindell Hotel, Hl. IxJttla. Mo. "Yea,” responded a New York reprriientativr o< the profevajon. “a drummer lun't without hh pleaauTM. but. he pins hb ri«kn. too -risk* mit aide the clUnees of railroad eollIsJooa and xteamboat exploration." "What rtSka for Inatance?** * "Thia, foi’Vmtanre." said Mr. W. D. Frank­ lin. who was then traveling for an Eastern house, and la known to merrhanb in all parta of thr country:. "The rbk-which, indeed, amount* altnoat to a certainty—of arttlng the dyaprpala from pmirtual change of diet and water and from haring no fixed hour* for eating To attach a stamp to an envelope is to moisten the envelope and then apply the stamp. Try this. If we do the proper tlnng we would use Dr, Jones’ lied Clover Tonic for dyspepsia, costive­ ness, bad breath, piles, pimples, ague and malaria diseases, poor appetite, low spirits, headach, or diseases of the kid­ neys, stomach and liver. I*rice5o cents, "No dlsrouQl-oa your digestion?" broke In a of Fred'k Hotchkiss. aft^df°dn *ood* lr*T«ler. lighting hi* cigar Grigga* Glycerins Salve. The best on earth, can truly be said of Griggs’ Glycerine Salve, which is a sure cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds, and all other sores. Will pos­ itively cure piles, tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money re­ funded. Only 25 cents. For sale by F. Hotchkiss. And 11 I* Ii rtll< I "Not a quarter per cent. But I had to give up traveling fora while. The dyspepsia ruined my paper. Fltudly I came across an advertisement of FARKEB*S TONIC. I tried It and It fixed me up to perfection. Thete Is nothing o«i earth, iu my opinion, equal to It m a cure for dvspej»sla.'' Messrs. Hlacox A Co . of New York, the pro­ prietors. bold n letter from Mr. Frauklln stat­ ing that precise fact. PAKKKB'S TONIC aids digestion, cure* Malarial Fevers. Heartburn. Umutache, Coughs and Colds.-and al! chronk- dis■ear.es of the Liver and Kidney s. Put a bottle In vsur valise. Price Mr and |1. Economy In State o< Michigan. Counts of Bam . -ss. » •**,‘on of me Probate Court fortr* rountv of Barrr. holden at the ProKue offlee ■„ the city of Hartin™. In *ald .-unntx ‘‘ dl,X i,h of N'»' - In the year mtr tboiro and eight hundred and rigirty-four. Present, Clement Smith. Judge of Promt:.-’ *hc "> M • cm. ueceareu. Christopher A. Hough comm into court mki represents that he U prepared to file hi* nn accpuur. and pray* that rhe *anu mav p. bMI *. and allowed. ' ’* ?nb*rr<l- lha’ Moudav, IMhdayof Dec.. A. D. list alien o'etork in the forenoon, he aMignetl for the nearing of ,.’i« |>ditlim. and that the heln. at tan ^eased. -and all other persons Interested in ratal*, arc required to a|>|>ear at»a -cMiou “"iT1' o’,o ho,ld,,’‘’be ]>robatr oft. In the city uf Hastings, in said count'. and show » »ny ’here be, why the jwnjer of the pctMoner should not be granted And it is further ordemI that *.dd petitioners give notice to Ibc person* Interested in i estate, of tlie pendrn. y of i^itlon. und th. bearing thereof, by causing a <-..p\ of n,;, to b< pobUahed nt the Hastings licUtm , newspaper printed and circulated In <:iid countv * • w —f,,r lx L day of bearing.1 CLEMENT smith [A true ropy.]. Jndxr of Ph>ba<u Suitor Michigan. Count) ot Harn ■*« At a «cm1oo of thr Pruiwtc Court tot (heC.. t> of Barry, holdrii at tiw Probate Offiro in tii«ity o('Halting* in Mid cuunly >m Frhl.,, the Mtn day of N<n.. in tb<- yehr ^>iir«tltti'inan < eight tnindml and eUblj-fo.ir Present, dement sinitK Ju<ler ni fr<•!.»!, • l|i U>e matter of the r»tatr of Henn Lum r Bilnorjncm decraM-d. On reading and fliingthryetltlon.duh verin i •f C. Adama, praying Dial hb aetvuni ;.* gimAtoU) Ol-Mid minor heretofore Sled. nm and bliowed and lie dM Uarp-d from hi« «ahi „ ....... ... ... ..... .... inrenoua. be aiwigurd tor the hearing of <ud tntition. and that the hrlr* at law. am) ail other pmsms Interested In sal.I estate an* required tn .iiq-;.r at a mwsIoq of »»t<i Court, then tn be holdno m n»e Probate tifflc . it. tbc city of Hastings In said rountv and shw raunc. if any there be. why the prater »f. :i<« petitioner should not be minted. And It is further ordered that said petitioner ghe- notice to the persons interested In -aid <•*iatc. ot the pendency of said petition, .md the bearing thereof by causing a corv ot this order to be psibUsbecHn the Hasting* Banxkh, a nev* nm>er printed ami circulated In said County : Barry, once fa each week for three surreal re • IA true copy. Whe.n you have a cough and want relief, think of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs- A The beat salve in the world for (Ytta. Bruises, guaranteed remedy for those diseases. ITice M Sores, Ulcers. Halt Rheum. Fever Sores. Tetter. cents and *1. Chappep Hands. Chilblains. Corns. and al Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or n . It is guaranteed to rive perfect QBALED i’KOPOSALH for building a school required O bouse will l»e received by bulldin* committee faction, ar money refunded. Frier » cen of school district No. 4 ol Woodland. Mleh.. un­ til Doe. 10th, P*4. Said house to be a two story frame school house complete. Plans and sprolScation’ are on file with the undersigned. The committee reserve the right to reject any and al blds. Dated. Woodland. Mich.. Nov. ?, 1M4. 1. KILBKKT, cbUrmu, <w C. A. Hough, Secretary. shall be conceded to the southern white man in the government of the Union. If that be quietly conceded in this <eneration it will harden into custom, un­ til the badge of inferiority will attach to the northern white man as odiously as ever a N onnan noble stamped it up­ L C. Welton and Ervin D. WhlUoek, under the I nume of Welton & Whitlock, la this day dlaaolv- i on a Saxon churl. by mutual consent. L. C. Welton bribing the This subject is of great interest to the ed interest of said Whitlock. Said Welton will , laboring men of the north. With the pay all liabilities of said firm. soufhern democracy triumphant in LC. WELTON. „ , A E. D. WHITLOCK. their states and in the nation the negro Hastings, Mich., Ort. 15, last. will l>e compelled to work for just such w^ges as the whites may decree; wages which will amount aa did the supplies of the slaves to a bare subsistence equal in cash perhaps to thirty-five cents per day if averaged over the entire south. The white laborer in the north will soon feel the distinctive ^Tect of this upon his own wages. The republicans have clearly seen from the earliest days FOMHES E MACKIN, Ctacliw.IL 0 of reconstruction that WAGES IN THE SOUTH MUST BE RAISED to a just recompense of the laborer, or wages in the north ruinously lowered, ana the party have steadily worked for the foriner Result. The reverse influ­ ence will now be set in motion and the condition of affairs produced which years ago Mr. Lincoln warned the free laboring men of the north will prove hostile to their independence and will inevitably lead to a ruinous reduction of wages. • A mere difference in the color of the skin will not suffice to maintain an en­ Obtained and all Patent Muaineaa attende<l to tirely different standard of wages in for MODKBATK FKKB. Our office is opposite the U. 8. Patent Office, contiguous and adjacent states, and the we can obtain Patents hi less time than voluntary will be compelled to yield to and those remote from Washington./ the involuntary. So completely have Send Monat. or Drawixo. We adviM as to' the colored men in the south been al­ patentability free of charge; and we make No Charge unlaw Patent Is Secured ! ready deprived by the democratic party We refer, here, to the Postmaster, the Supt. of of their constitutional and legal right Money Order Div., and to officials ot theu. 8. as citizens of the United States that Patent office. For circular, advice, terms and references to actual clients in your own State or they regard the advent of that party to County, write to national power as the signal of their re­ C. A. KNOW A CO­ Opposite i’alrnt Office, Washington, D. C. enslavement, and are affrighted because they think all legal protection for them is gone. Few persons in the north re­ alize how completely the chiefs of the rebellion wield tiie political power uulironi b, till, widen opportunity protouled which has triumphed in the late elec­ tion. It Is a portentous fact that the store. and Wound Balsam, the to age. for Coughs. Culdi. democratic senators who come from the s Whooping Cough. Pain states of the late confederacy all—and itton In Ils early stage and I mean all without a single exception— ---------- ----- -— throat aud lung*. This personally participated in the rebellion preparation la also an excellent remedy for ex­ ternal use, (or burns, scalds, cuts, etc. It canagainst the national government. It is A STILL MORE SIGNIFICANT FACT ujh and Wound Babann I“rice, larn boules that in those states no man who was 00; small botUea. ateto. MamdacUvrd on!) Dm. A. W. Char* Mko. Co., Detroit, Mich. loyal to the Union, no matter how strong a democrat he may be t< >-dav, has the slightest chance of political promotion. The one great avenue to honor in that section is the record of Th, uMjchmed wUl pa, «l«„ . row.nl tor zealous service in the war against the casei of sick headache. liver complaint, dyaiernment. It is certainly an aston- any , ing fact that the section in which >he2‘ <*u Liver H1h. when’directions are fricauship for the Union in the day of JJJJfioua its trial and agony is still a political^dis­ qualification, should be called now to rule over the Union. All this takes .place __________ ______________ __ ____ ____ during the lifetime_ of the „ generation that lougftt the war and elevates ---------------------------------- of - - the - Ameri- Dr. A. W. Chase's American into practical command cau government the identical men who Liniment. organized for ita destruction and plung­ ed us into the bloodiest contest of mod­ ern times. r.mr..* > .-.*i < . ri, ■ludi;r of Probat* PISO S CURE FOR Bound to Reduce Stock! • « ______________________________________ ---------------------------------------------------------------- AGENTSHS Reflecting Safety Lamp; LYONAHEALY COUGH NO MORE $200 REWARD! S PARTIES DESIRING CLOTHING, CLOTHING! Ready-Made or Made to Order. For the Next Sixty Days. Should Call at the GREAT WARDROBE! And See the Low Prices at which we are offer- ing our goods. E. S. PIERCE, UNDER TOWER CLOCK, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH �The Hastings Banner. 7»Uc bexutoe « the jolMcaii™ h— ^Jr'T'tOtgl0riou^ hitarioea. and ^SHNO8. THURSDAY. NOV EMBER 27, UM. ^opueed to oeHmte in good stvle Some Ume la the night after the braUon, he Mole Em. Buabj’e barber ti<n. and verted the same IntTfS „ Local News. U1' 10 fronl MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. ATTENTION ““ Hasting. We are now offering to the people of South western Barrv I County a large and complete stock of not to be found. He had skipped for his own aa.i hia country’, good. That he may his Alcona, AUegan AbeenM permanent to the hearty wiah Alpena. Anutm ot all decent citizens. An !ia. Harare Brother Hilbours intimates that Barry. he shall challenge us for a oontmt on Bay Itenxlc. roller dtatee. We are ready for the Berrien Elm lor*, *«»»• Branch fray. Our war paint to on, and we sigh *>Uboua. for the rink. But we want this under­ • Was Uharicx «>it stood. We are no common skater, and ■ 'tii*tm)K*r (hlppcwa. CISWM HAWING will be done at lx»th we want a sky-acraping introduction, Clare denominate C. W. Jon«, the Mark Clinton < re wford Anthony of Hastings, to make us ac­ Delta Kalon . . quainted with the crowd-who shall as­ Emnwt Genesee... semble to witness the contest between (Uaderin ., the bashful but good looking newspsper Grand Trei Gratiot meh of onr city. Hillsdale IlouKtiUiri VVord received from Major 4nder- Hnoa........ Imrbatn .. son, who ia at Kalamazoo, states that at Ionia < ' initiation this week, 1,700. that end of the propoeed C. K. & 8. loeoo taat-ella railroad the money is all raised, and Jacks.no.. . Tuk Banner and Detroit Post for ready for business. All depends on Krlamaroo Hastings and Barry county. But a Keweenaw. Da mei. Striker has completed a fine few thousand dollars and a few more l^ke. trn "D hi* premises. names on the bond remain to lie secur­ UtUWiTDos.t worry about Postmaster Fow- ed here. Our citizens, the farmers along LlVHl/StO ■ ri'. His t'ommisainn will not expire the line, all will be everlastingly kick­ Miwntub. ing themselves if they allow this pro­ M»nGu«. til) March-lH8fi. Mauttou . i n e entertainment given at tnion ject to fail. We cannot afford such a Marquette. Ma»on........ it ail by Miss Hattie Q. Brown was sacrifice; and we must act now. or the Mecuotn railroad is lost, and with it all hope MvtiumiiMMg.kA but the attendance was not. Midland i^Hendershott will next spring for better markets, better freight rates Ml«aauktic Monroe.... Moniitalta •‘Zin to build a handsome residence and better times. John Busby and Brad. Dean ^turn­ Moniuotnery Muakacoti ti hi> West Green street premises. ed from their northern huntirig trip Nrwayyo Oakland... T he architect has completed plans Friday. When they left their party, Ocrana.... ior a splviKlid residence for Hon. Baniel • i/vmaw . which included also Al. Jones, John OntiiDajrni striker, which will be erected next seaSeward and W. II. Stebbins, had killed Oacvola. Oacuda... two deers and a tear. Near them were Will Holbrook fell upon the door camped Messrs. J. W. Bentley, Dick. Presque Isle nt the Jefferson street rink Thursday Doyle, IkeSponable and By. Dickinson, wmommcmb Saginaw night anti fractured the bones of a who had, at the time of Busby and sanibu- Dean ^departure, shot two deers. No This is Thuuksgiving day; and in snow fallen and hunting hadi>een poor. common with iril republicans we are The lialance of the two parties, togeth­ thankful that the 4th of November er with Sidney Hull’s party, will remain was not a i older day than it was. up north until the latter part of next Esquire Ken aston i« now the prop­ week, and if snow falls, perhaps longer. er appellation of the lately elected jusIn sEVERAL^towns in this county, tire,-and he is already getting a good the opposition openly charged th at the biwinckH. He is one of the fellows the republican officials were a rascally lot fellows, and, that the books needed Banner hopes may prosper. TnEaiuiimi and former students of overhauling and looking up by the hon­ Albion college in this city and vicinity est gentlemen on the fusion ticket. an- perfecting plans to make a substan­ The successful candidates wiil have a tial gift toward the Asbury endowment chance to look over the itooks after Jan­ uary first next, and will probably fund of that excellent institution. search after evidence of republican About 92&U and six signers to the “steals,” etc. We hope these gentlemen bond were secured in Woodland last will be thorough in -their search, for week. Woodland will want the aid of the more carfull v they investigate the this city to get the road to that place, more surely will they vindicate the re­ and her citizens should be more 'liberal. publican administration in the county, To Farmers and BuiiH^cR.s.T-We under which not a dollar has ever l>een have the best quality of 81OA>0 lumber wrongfully used. ;md 810.00 fencing ever offered for sale The Dayton Hedge Co. are un­ iu Hastings, doubtedly doing a work for Barry and 4W3! BENTLEY BROS. & WILK INH, Landlord Merchant, of the New­ other counties in this state that will ton house, damaged the countenance of improve add advance the price of the one of his guests', an insurance agent, farms built upon more than any other was arrested and brought before J ustice improvement of five times the. cost of Greenfield. The day set for the hear­ theirs, and we are only too glad to note so many of our solid farmers giving ing is December 26th. their patronage to so worthy?an enter­ Several greenbackers have express­ prise, It ..will be indeed a beautiful ed themselves in our hearing as thorsight in a few years to see the farm in­ •nghly sick of placing tail to the demo­ closed with beautiful and well-kept cratic kite. Ought to have thought so hedges. Through the kindness of K. C. Itefore election; but then the cloven Bawdy. the general agent for Barry Co., foot was not so plainly* visible as it we copy a few of tlie names ef purchas­ now is. ers: Among the largest is Jerry BogInterest in the alleged mysterious era, whose order is for 320 rods to be set falling of stones in West Castleton is on south side of his farm in one contin­ on the wane. If somebody could watch uous strip, on section 17, Carlton; John the movements of some very mischiev­ Dawson. Chaa. W. Briggs, Chas. II. ous and cunning youngsters of that vi­ Stone, T. C. Williams,T. L. Pillsbury, cinity we imagine the mystery would Geo. Frisby, E. I. Kershner, J. B. Car­ be cleared up in short order. , penter, Peter Covert, A. J. Cain, Edw. The many friends of Nathan Haight, Jones, Frank Andrews, ,A. G» Center, of Middleville, among our readers will Wm. Otis, N. H. Cross, Chas. Oakes, l»e pained at the announcement of his Leo. Meyers and Worthy Mead. death, which occured Friday morning last The deceased was one of the most honorable and upright of men, and his Ubsrlotte BepuBlIesn. On the d»y ot ela tion wheat wm untimely taking off will be sincerely worth 73 cento in the Charlotte market mourned. To-day It to worth 86 centa. Thto to a Eugene Cain, the Carlton chap who sample ot the braedta that are to reault playfully (?) pointed a loaded shot gun frAncon^o?K>lled doyen had a hair ttftUNREMEOY Rheumatism Bought at a good discount (from test year's prices and we will give the customers the benefit of the discount. gENTLEY BROS. A WILKINS’ WAGONS! Each Ooe Warranted! “Prohibition did it.” ymra. ■a. “ We are making three widths of Tire: •o- A Card Buyers are Invited to Call arid See Them. . Total Pluralities We have now the ONL? stock of GENERAL MERCHA'NDISE in Prairieville. Notwithstanding the fact that we have the only stock of the kind, we have a Complete Assortment in every department, and invite a careful inspection of goods and prices. We have the goods and desire and can sell them as reasonably as at any point in Michigan. Very truly, Material! M. J. GOSS & CO, The Detroit grain qootatiotu are: Wheat —No. 1 White, 76 K 077c. No. 2 |Red, 7W3 7BKc; No. « Red, (H Ploui--Michi­ gan White Wheat, choice, $3.7504.00; roller process. $4.0DAMJi0; Sf.OtkoMJiflr • tinl *hi« MAMM« . proceM, pateute, $S.00fi*>.25. 1 Cora—No. 2, SB S'»»Me. Oats—No. 1, 28K We keep a Full Stock of.Everything 'tflttlc. Butter—Creamery, 22®Mc. Cheese that enters into a house, from -UMfiHte. Egg«, zar«?2to. I ’ A big pumpkin exhibited recently at Lud­ ington, Mason County, contained 5S5 seeds, runl two persons guessed the exact num­ ber before it was opened. Ta o Bay City boys were recently arrest­ ed (or passing counterfeit money. Reports to the State Board of Health by forty-four observers of diseases fa differ­ ent parts of the State, for the week ended on the 15th, Indicated that inftuenaa, rheumatism and bronchitis increased, and that erysipelas, dysentery,,cholera morbus, cholera infantum, inflammation of the tuvrels, remittent fever, intermittent fever, diarrhea, diphtheria, scarlet fever, tons 1itis, whooping-cough and owebro-spinal meningitis decreased itftarea of prevalence. "Diphtheria was reported at fifteen places, As low as can be bought in any com­ ■ scarlet fever at nine, and measles at four peting market in the State. Sill to Ridge Board. PRAIRIE VII. jI jE. N. B.—We have lately added a stock of Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Lime and Brick. Call on us when you want any of these articles. Doors, Sash & Blinds, lbs Round Oak Heating Stove Of Our Own Make, The November crop report huows that l,254,lkV' acres have been seeded to wheat n Michigan. aud the condition of the plant deer fa the u^rth.wood*. A man by the name of Zebek broke into the lumber camp of James McCrea, just south of Roscommon, a few days ago and stole a new suit of clothes, bed-quilts and other articles. Frank was caught and placed fa jail. In the last Legislature there were fifty farmers. In the new body there are fifty- Pitting, Matching & Rosawing PROMPTLY DONE, And Satisfaction Guaranteed. Made by P. D. Beckwith, Is the only stove in the market counted with Boiler Iron. Over a Thousand in Use IN BARRY COUNTY. BINTLEY BEOS. & WILKINS. Central Andre* Bowlern met his death recent­ ly atChoclay, Marquette County, by the caving fa of a twenty-foot well. It took four hours to dig him out. John Green, a sailor, who had worked at These Stoves are for Sale only by H. A. Goodyear & Sons The .Niagara Falls (Route. Where you will find a full line of JEWEL STOVES and RANGES, also the celebrated PARIS RANGE. CHAND RAPIDS DIVISION. It is a positive fact that ARCHIE MoCOY has the most complete stock of ss»'- EVER KEPT IN BARRY COUNTY. He is bound to sell his goods at prices that will satisfy everybody. BTATIOJta. Haiffle Extension Tables a Specially , Cail and see my goods and get prices before you buy and « I SAVE MONEY. brokro ink. a«rj H.Tflmxu. U. Monroe «•» LADIES £5 i Sole Agent for the LA DI Lb’ fFAVORITE PILLOW SHAM I HOLDERS, the best in the world. Remember the place, Blue Front, South Side State Street, i | Hastings, Mich. Archie McCoy And when * A*nf» to ul»de Tux festive "Taele® RoHmcm." of thu city, primed Ms system with demo- 14 lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00. . Arbuckle* Coffee, 16 cents per lb. Kerosene Oil, 15 cents per gallon. Boston Rubber Boots, $3.00 per pair. Felt Boots, $1.50 per pair. Heavy Twilled Red Flannel, 25 cents per yard. Good Shirtings, 9 cents per yard. Men’s Heavey Scotch Grey Shirts, 50 cte. each. And Other Goods in Proportion. s Shiawassee. HL Utair .... Hl- Joseph. -. Tuscola.. . Van Buren.. « ash:, naw Wayne Wexford .nd mentewi huaheto of wheat were marketed in Eaton county during the SroaK Sto. Mart. The Journal wants to know hoW we month of October. would like Norm. Bailey for postmas­ , ter. J ust as well as ninety-nine out of VrcmontvIUe Hawkevery hundred people of Hastings and vicinity. About the only man who would be suited with such an appoint­ ment would, be Mr. Bailey himaelf. painted a brilliant red. Butthen neither Mr. Bailey nor any |,v Hon.H.F.P«miii*t«i IM al Some of Our Pnces 130 McBride, left the boat the other evening to procure clothing left at his boarding­ house. The clothing was found on the dock the next mornfag, and a search result­ ed fa finding his body fa the river. At the inquest a verdict of accidental drowning waa rendered. Hr wu a stranger fa the city, no one appearing to know him. at his cousin, Leander Cain, on the 15th, nulling iitktch on the street Monday ev­ Nearly two hundred new building* have was brought before Esq. Kenaston Fri­ ening. and during the melee one or been put up at Big Rapids, Mecosta County, this season. day. He plead guilty, and paid >13.01) them loot her trout teethA tine iu>r«rted Clyilesdah- "Union It 1* «id that the collection of pictures tine and costa. Mr. Cain says the prose­ lielonging to J. Porter, who recently re­ at the art loan exhibition iu Bay City is the cution was just, and that he has l»een moved here from Canada, died ot coUc ‘*nefitted thereby. We sincerely hope Sunday night The animal wm rallied at Detroit. the lesson may have a lasting effect. HMr Vaaaar, Turoola Ctxjaiy, ton. ^Anumbercd' roller skater, from the ohMrcn named tUdd«- wroa buro«l to A prominent Woodland democrat dty attended the opening ot the new iMto th. other aftornova. Th^ had broo rink at llMtings Monday said in our hearing to a fusion friend: Master Fred Barrett gave “}«N“|iOT. Ml la th. houto while Wr pareot. war. “The way we worked it in our town Since the election Phil. Colgreve is tncy oa the fans, and the balMinc cwtobwas this: We tackled republicans to called “the republican nude us °f Barn ler drw, all wer. rowmed beloro help county." He ran to) i£wl 1 ,ck‘ eaald reuh them. vote our ticket first. If we succeeded Mre. Uront. Pom, H,la< nror Rhroomit was all right you know. If we fail­ et and wm elected by 398 plurality. exm.lrfl dowo-eltor. the other dey —• ed we put a prohibition ticket under rrorired rorloae IT aot IMi tajuriro chartotie leader Tte probate judge, county ehgkjuid their noses and tried them hard on that. An ladton Ptoaed Jerne, rohattoo If one of them voted for St John it county treaaurar Bare taken ran oyer uni killed by • toton ot their reepective odicea in the new e«o ft WMt Mirhtoro Korol meant half a vote for us, and thus we cut down the republican, majority in “rSmtySx thousand eight hundred our town. GENERAL MERCHANDISE which followed ap- �Fine Gold Rings—Latest Styles. Knives, Forks,. Spoons, etc.,’of the Best Quality and at Bottom Prices. ' J Watches, lower than any other house, and all warranted. Bring iu your Watches and get them Repaired by an Ex­ perienced Workman. ' Clock Repairing a specialty. With every $1 00 sale you are entitled to a chance on the Elegant Six-Bottle daster, to be given away. The Celebrated Rockford Watch—Guaranteed to keep better time than any other. Silverwarejof the Latest Designs, of the Best Quadruple Plate, and at prices from 10 to 25 per cent cheaper than any other house. With every $5.00 sale of Silverware a box of Silver Polish free. ' .- Come in and See the Caster to be'Given Away. Spectacles of all Grades and Prices, guaranteed to fit the Eye. . . Bring in your Old Gold and Silver. Watches from $4.00 up. Old Gold and Silver as good as money.. Clocks from 95 cents up. Warranted. Old Watches taken in Exchange for New Goods. Napkin Rings from 85 cents up. Quadrapie plate. A. R. MeOMBER, the Jeweler Repairing Neatly and Expeditiously Done __ BOWENS MILLS. Airs. John Sentdba was buried last Saturday. Deceased has been a great sufferer from that dreaded disease, con­ sumption. She leaves a husband, father, mother and several brothers and a sis­ ter to mourn her death, braider a large circle of friends. Mr. C. W. Armstrong has two broth­ ers from the state of New York visiting him; also a sister from Rutland. Mr. Ashley Stokoe. of Muskegon, is bpendingl a few days with his sister, Mrs. Samuel Elerton. The Briggs school commenced Tues­ day of this week, with Miss Mary Sto­ until almost upon him. He was killed ! instantly, but was not mangled in the ■ least, death seeming to have resulted from the severe concussion. Mr. Mer-, rill followed the occupation of well dig- j Er and was generally known aliout. idford. .Middleville Republican The building that is being erected by , Jordan Brothers is going to make a valuable addition to the village. The , ground floor is 44x120 feet. The nnk ' floor will lie 44x100 feet, 20 feet being j reserved in front for office and cloak : room. The second story is divided into 1 two halls 22x100 feet each. Under the j building is a basement 44x40 feet. I When completed there will be in the ( building nearly 100,000 feet of lumber. | koe as teacher. IL Misner has returned from his northern trip. • I am sorry to see the temperance cause get such a back-set as it has this fall. I have worked in the interest of temperance for the last 20 years, and began to think that I could see some signs of a temperance reform. But my hopes are shaken when I see the socalled friends of temperance inaugurate a plan to so effectually divide the tem­ perance dement and to defeat so many of the l-est temperance workers we had in th/ country. council Proceedings. Council met in regular session Fridav evening, Nov. 21st. His Honor, Mayor Powers in the chair. The following were present: Aids. Beamer, Hogle, Parker, Tinkler. Ab­ sent, Jones. Stebbins and Wood. Minutes of last meeting read and ap­ proved. The following bills were paeseuted: John Tinkler, 82 25; Geo. Sweet. 82 90; Ben. Cotant,81 00; Dan Shav and team; 87 50; E. Wilkins, 84 40;,K. T. Parker. 81 00; Covert Freer, : J. A. Willi­ son, 50c; T. Phillips, 50c. By Aid. Parker: That the accounts be allowed and orders drawn on their respective funds, which motion prevail­ ed by unanimous vote. By Aid. Hogle: west Baltimore. Retailed, That the Mayor be and is Henry Shaft has purchased a farm in hereby authorized to renew the note Otsego Co., and will move there next given by Jno. F. Goodyear, with H. A. fall. Goodyear odyear as signer, for one rear; year; ac-. ac- | led■ interest to at be Mi paid :to’ the cityN " Mrs. Jennie Searles, of Otsego, is vis­ <-ru» iting at uw her isuiei father’3, s, cmmuci Samuel Weeks ’. uw ai nrcsa. i treasurer. ,71”” Ya. _ n ■ Mr. EveriU Terry, of llocheeter, motion, the m-oluUon w« idopt- tfon machinery of In tte Hum!* of the dominant party. The Senate promptly paaacd th - tneauurv ornr bls objection* by a vote r»f s; to B. Bcaiawilii Hefner, a wife murderer, killed htmBelf in jail at Lima. <).. Thunday night H<« ha<l dr* ou red jrl*** Mid consumed other deh-irrkiii- *>uh»tnnce*, but the Coroner wa* »un r I tn fln>i In ttw intcMine* of thcxuitldv a. «if cotton aud flannel cloth. In ■ IIIm-i cum- now on trial in London, a barrtst<i uauuol Frank M A damn bnnn null a*aln«t a-<>u of < hlcf JuxUcc Coleridge for writing to his sister a lottei^defunlrig Adam*, who wh* betrothed to the lady, the rreult boIng the disinheriting of Mian Coleridge by her father. . John Flshback died al Indianapplis Sun­ day. Hr was at one time owner of Ute Sen­ tinel in dial city. The Waltham Watch Company has given notice that a large reduction will be made In force and wages. A factory at Youngstown, O., is engaged tn making nickel-plated shingles fur Ute New Orleans Exposition. The Superintendent of I'uplic Instruction for Dakota reports fifty thousand children enrolled In the schools last summer. The lYraldant has appointed Rev. W. W. Hicks, of Washington, the spiritual adviser of tl>r assassin Guiteau, to be Surveyor­ General of Florida. k Whitelaw Reid, in a letter to the editor of tiie Rochester Democrat and CKronirle, positively declines to be a candidate for United Suites beuntor. John S. Cooper, of Chicago, has gone to the City of Mexico, where he has made a contract with President Diaz to dean and sprinkle 850 miles of stone pavement. Tlie plow factory of B. D. Buford «fc Co., at Rock Island, HL, Is about ready to re­ sume biiKiness with increased capital, giv­ ing employment t*> over five hundred men.’ THE TOLEDO BLADE.« NEW FALL GOODS! I UJ CO (X (N ASHY’S PA EER.) OIRCULAOION, 191,000. The Largest Circulation of any week­ ly Newspaper in the United States. The Largest Paper published in the I United Suites at Ope Dollar a year. I The Best Paper and the Cheapest Pa­ per. The-Only Paper publishing the Nas­ ty Letters. . AT RUSSELL’S O Come and see our new Dress Moods in Ottoman z Clothee. Cossures Cashmeres in all new colons. Silks. O Velvets. Velvetines. &c. We can suit you in qual;— ity, style and price. ■ Zephyrs, Saxonys, Germantown and German knit­ The Made alone. $1 00 btw; with Water­ bury Watch, IS SO; with Steel Engraving of Pil­ grims’ Progress, (a *10 engraving,* tzon . HI ting yams in all colors. w Ladies' Russian Circles, Newmarkets. Paletots, Special terms to club raisers made known on application. Any week's issue of the Blade an- I Bounces our tiargaln* In cheap books, pictures. o cheap. We want everycody to sent postal card to u« for aapevlmrn ropy. co It will tell It* own story. A column advertise­ ment would not afford room to describe its va­ rious departments and our announcements for the coming year. Write for a apectmen, and al­ so send the ad drew* of all your friends. . TOLEDO, OHIO. and Children's Cloaks, a very large stock and very 3 You can always find the latest styles, best goods, LU and lowest' prices. co National Paper CO 1885. Circulating in Every State. Harper’s Bazar. llllM more money than at anything else by 11/Th taking an agency lor the best selling H Ifl book out. Beginners succeed grandly. None fafl. Terms free. HatxmBooa Co.. Portland. Maine. ILLUSTRATED. Y^ is visiting his sister, Mrs. Samuel A.ljourued.oHi. WUSBEBT. lUrurdtr Weeks. H. L. Tobias ip laid up with a sore Harbkb’n Kaub la the only paper In the leg• the world that combines the choicest literature and the finest art illustrations with the latest C. D. Prichard went to his school in At Qrrlngton, Ky^ a son of Bishop BowetL fashions and methods of adornment. Its week­ Orangeville last Monday. of 8t. Ixiufs, wa* m*rrir<l to a daughter ox ly Illustrations and descriptions of the newest Geo. Salsbaugh will run Prichard’s Bishop Walden, of Cincinnati. 13 Morris M. Despres, aged one hundred and Pgri* and New York styles, with its useful pat­ mill again. tiiti<e yean, died In Chicago Wednesday after­ terns. by enabling ladles to be their own d re ai­ noon. makers, sare many time* the cost of subscrip­ Workmen I Kiri ng for aatural gas at Findlay, tion. Its papers on eooktng. the management coats Grove. O.. Htruck a vein of crude petroleum ata , 'of servants and housekeeping In Its various deGet your sleighs and cutters out and depth of TIB fret. Robert Garrett, .m taking the PreaMcncy of talls are eminently practical. -Much attention prepare for winter. the Haltliuore A Ohio Road, refused to accept Is given to the tnterefting topic of social eti­ Considerable sickness in\hks vicinity. an increase of sabiry to BtS.000. quette. and Its illustrations of art needle-work The ocaffold had lirrn mode ready at Quebec are acknowledged to lie unequalled. Its litter Simon Barrett has returned from an for the execution of Mra. Hotitel. when notice ary merit la of the highest excellence, and the =? was received of a respite of right days. extended visit.to New York. The Mayor of Philadelphia recommends the unique character of Its humorous pictures has Ore Summers is among those on the City Council to permit the famous Liberty won for It the name of the American Punch. Uetl to be exhibited at the New Orleans show sick list. HAREER’S PERIODICALS. Out & Hobson, agricultural Implement The stones continue to fall, but no manufacturers at Berg>-«> Point, N. J., failed Thursday. In January last the concern owed one sees them. 11 lO.Uun. with ajMcte of B367.MX1. HABTEB’H BAZAR.................. Mr. and Mrs. L. Boveer rejoice over a Two Grand Trunk excursion trains of seven coaches each, c»-Tylng six hundred Scandi­ BARrEKS MAGAZINE........ 10’4 lb- girl­ navians from a)l parte of the Northwest, left HARrERH WEEKLY.............. Will Crake attended the exhibition at Chicago yesterday for the seaboard. HA HP ERR YOVSO PEorLE Student* at Harvard have begun an effort HARERK-8 FRANKUS SQUARE 1.1. the Star school house Saturday night. to taakc attendance at morning chapel volun­ HRABY, One Year (S3 Numbera)........... Ed. Cotton and wife, of Roxand, Sun- tary for men twenty-one years old and option­ Pretage free to all subacribera In the United al with parents fGr students under that age. dayed -with Will Smith and family. On a dispatch from Chief Doyle, of Chicago, 8totes or Canada. C The sudden change in the weather a man calling himself Edward Morris wa* ar­ Tlie volume* ot tbefiAZAB begin with the first rested Thursday at New York for swindling number tor January tor each year. When no Sunday night caused James Wolf and Chicago jewelers out of H.0® worth of goods. time la mentioned, It will be understood that the Because of heavy losses, thr General Man­ subscriber wtahea to commence with tbe num­ John Marks to arise and pull ddwn the ager of th.- Federal Hank recommended tn the ber next after the receipt ot order. stockholders Thursday, at Toronto, that the The last Five Annual Volumes of Hadf«k‘b blinds. capital stock be .'educed from >3,000,000 to >1.- Haxab In neat cloth binding, will In sent by George McDowell and daughter Ada mall, poatagv paid, or by express, free of ex­ At New York Thursday the suit of the pense fyrovlded th* freight does not exceed one are visiting relative* in Kent county. Lamar estate against tbe Secretary of the dollar per volume), for rf.00 per volume. Cloth eaere for each volume, suitable for bind­ Treasury to recover >110,0*1 for cotton taken during tbe war wm dlsmiaeed in the United ing, will be sent by mall, postpaid, on receipt of Neighboring Exchanges. >1.00 each. Stab's District Court. Remittances should be made by Poat-Offlee Lowell Journal George H. Dilcher. residing In Chicago, sold Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss. You mav now look for George Wm. to bold real relate valued at >1 SB.000. made two Ncwsuoper* are not to copy this advertise­ attempt* at suicide Thursday because he had Curtin to come out a full fledged demo­ been caught stealing; kegs of butter from a ment with out the express order of HaBm & crat. And vet it was this same George South Water street cosnmlaaion - bouse. For Hmothkms. some months his actions have betokened in­ Address HARPER A BROTH EBB. New Yogk William who said the harriwt things sanity. 888888888838888' .pjf about the democratic party that were Tbe formation of tbe proposed National Probate OHtar. said in the last republican national con­ Barbere* Union Is progressing favorably at State of Michigan, County of Barry.—•* vention. The democratic party hasn’t Pittsburgh. At a session ofLhe Probate Court for tbe county James G. Blaine has rented the house of ex- of Harry. balden at thr Probate Office in the city changed a whit since then, but George Secrrtary Windom at Waahlngtou, and will of Ha»titg« in said county on Tueaday, Ute Ktb WiU&mhaa. occupy It in about two weeks. day ot November, in the year one thousand eight Ben. Butler said he didn’t want too A natue, reproeentlng tbe landing of the hundred and eighty-four. '.3f Prerent. Clrmeirt Smith, Judge of Probate. many electoral votes. He held them Pilgrim Father*, will be erected in Central In the matter of the relate of George Mur­ Park. New York, by the New England Booiccy. down bravely. That Butler is a strung ' The ComuMwotal Hotel, towh market and dock. deceased. num to bold the people lock like that Ilillo A. Mhrldon comes Into court and reprrthlrtoea other buildings at Wilson, N. C, were burned Friday morning, the loss being >£1.000. sente that he la now ready to tile his annual ac­ us administrator of said retale, and prayiFtaiiiwril Independent The Utah Uommlsalon refers thr question count that the same ma>.be beard and allowed. J. L. Raed, who roceaUy caae bare whether polygamists may lawfully vote at State of Michigan. County of Barry. from Hastings, is ahgaced in the maiu- sobooi elections to Attorney-General BrewsAt a seaaton of the ProbateCourt f facCnre of wood lawn units. In the bnlldtv of Harry balden at the Pro bate Offi...., Three children of John Bonder perished by of Haatiags In hM county oa Monday, tb on the river Lank, formerly used by day of Noretubrr in the yw one thousand Iva as a handle factory. hundred and eighty-four. Aler Caldwell received from WashPrevent, Clement Smith. J too* cum, if any on Wedn 30 German carp. petitioner tixmld in an artificial yearn paMorof a colored Mett dM at Canton Thursday night. li Onr Millinery DeuartaenH ~ - ...... Come and see us. We have the goods bought for CASH and will sell them at the very’ lowest prices. JULIUS RUSSELL C. WELTON MINOItNEfl’S ITEMS. a la o tfi c _ _.. .... f! lit! ■?iop3 | ................... S? f is| psiBKKre* •Bg Farms and City Property FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Houses to Rent Farms to Rent Insurance Written in the Best Line of Com­ panies doinsj business in America. near the Michigan and HASTING*. MICH �The Hastings Banner. HAfTriNGS. THUBRDAY, NOVEMBER TT.Uht H0M’ VMITto DTATRfe 8RHATOR. ^rnm the I\)rt uf November Mth wp n r rWMrCT wui * nis eeht u U. b. Senator, and that M. micCTwor will have to be appototed by Ue next l«gi*iature. Ill hrelth We have just received a lot. niakea «uch action neceaaar, for Mr <«>««. TT>e Bxssmt nune, „ drte for that position, who will tin the BOY’S, YOUTHS’ AND MEN’S k NOTICE TO TAXPAYF.RS. olice I* hereby given that I will be at office of the County Treasurer on FriMn<l Saturday a of each week in Deceni. .tut) on Dt-ceiaber SUth, 30th Wild 31st, tirpv«« of receiving Uxm. Henry C. Ix>wla. City Trra»urrr, c». Nov. 46th. 1HK4. poMtion with honor and credit to him­ Orao Strong was in the city on bust­ self and to the great state of Michigan I ness Saturday. * A man ripe Jn year* and experta-nw-Tof Judge VanZile. ot Charlotte, wm to proven capacity, of broad culture and the city Saturday.) statremanahlp. Mr. Lacey ha* twice Mrs. Bred Spangemacher is visiting reprarnnted th« dtatrfct to oongr^ friends in Middleville. and won a national reputation for Mrs. Fred Barlow visited friends in sound and practical views on all public questiona, Ilia character and exper- Grand Rapids the past week. Revs. Carnahan and Hunsburger ex­ -lenoe eminently lit him fbr the exalted position of Senator, and right worthily changed pulpits Sunday morning. "n II THF MOST POMFORTARF CORSFT FVFR WORN r„ .•vrhHiigc * Hnr rc»ldeuce with - burn, ..Huai, <1 near street r*llr*gut, iu pity of ItepWe.foi-KHmull‘farm in Barry r<iQD>y. Would prefer one having h Baiali Im>i<-large upring «m it. Apply to Nay- would he represent our state in the up­ .inlth Brom, Real Eatalr Agents, Canal per houae at Washington. Michigan .n-r.-l, Graad Raplda. ba* not a man more capable (han ho of in i: merchants report trade as reviv­ lining the position which Mr. Conger ing since election. will vacate, nor one more deserving of I:e\ . Hi NKRKRtiltB expects to begin such promotion. To a man the repub­ licans of the oid third district will a -i rit';> of revival services soon. s .The ial>oring num who has a good mute in favor of Mr. Lacey Senator. The Banner wiU haw mon« ... bi., winter is fortunate indeed. to say on this subject next week. s, Whitcomb makes an important uii.. : K-rment to our readers this week. ^Beoaimeseveral members of tbe W. T.'X'fcx are lighter in this city tbun •C. T. U. did not lielieve that organiza­ I.hi tear Io about 17 cents ou the SlUO. . tion should be made a prohibition party annex, and wiUidrew from the aaiue, Tin I’ook-Nrwton carte has not been stating cogently their reasons therefor, dropped, as is talked in some quarters. the Democrat is “all tore up,” as it i'r.i.cni»iNG twh Sabbath evening’s were. This is still a free country, and meeting at the M. E. church there will it is hUpposed that its citizen* have a iw a song service. right to take such action as reftirml to iHe treasurer’s statement of the liq­ above if tliey wish. The parties are' uor tax for Barry county will be found among our most respected citizens, act­ ed in good faith, and in our opinion did ! .mother-column. • stoves of every style, at prices for wisely. I! ■ ? h sh<L poor. Second hand articles One year ago on the morning of the bought aud sold. l»y Gill. 25th,the Banner office was in ashes. New material was at/once procured liii. W.C. T. I . will meet at the home of .Mrs. L. E. Stauffer. Tiu*day and the puldication rff the paper r«umied. We are pleased to note that the nfternoon of next week. year has been one of prosperity to the I C. W. Jones has gone into the insur­ Banner, notwithstand the total de­ ance business. Charley is a rustler, struction of the office by fire. Its sul>and we wish him •success. scHption list has jnaterially increased.' Hi>idks live and dressed poultryand its patronage in all departments 'iauffer A Salisbury will buy all kinds has l»een good, considering the depres-1 of game- partridges, quails, rabbits,etc. sion in business generally. Another Mr. J.-SMiTh^is building an addition year Is confidently looked forward to to his blacksmith shop on State street, for still more improvements in the to i»e occupied by Mr. Ed. Masters as a Banner. w agon shop. Following is the program of Barry There will be a five mile race at the Co. Teachers’ Association, to i»e held Jefferson street rink this evening be­ Dec. 12th and 13th. 1884: tween Will C. Bonnett and E. W. DolFRIDAY EVENING. snn. It will lie an interesting contest. Lecture, T^rof. H. IL Pettengil. Hike Kenfiield says he and Chet Mtsser sit up nights and throw stones Relation of County Teachers to one oa the mill Dond to increase the patron­ another.—Enoch Andrus. age of their rinkn. Hike says this • Sketch of Ereobel’s Life and Work.— Miss Helen Bell. . pleasant diversion makes him tired. Grading of Country Schools. -T. L. There was a good attendance at Parker. Messer’s rink Tuesday to witness the Discussion, led bjM’. H. Cole. How much has the Teacher’s own 3-mile race 1*tween Mr. Eddie Barrett Character to do with his Government ? and Mr. Pet Holloway, both of Char­ —Mias Mary E. Wilcox. A lotte. The face was won by the former How does Reading rank in impor­ by two and one-half laps. Zy tance with the other studies of Com­ mon Schools ?—Eugene Davenport. , Our contemporary of the Democrat is. Is there any iienefit to be gained from chock full of sand since election. He the study of Grammar, besides the even thinks of challenging us to a con­ mere fact of, teaching correct expres­ test on roller skates. If he should, he j sion.?—Miss Angie Bates. What improvements could be made will learn that his vanity got the better i in. the system of siwervision of our. of his judgment, for once. Country Schools ?—Miss Ester/McMore. Discussion, led by I. Marbled Two years ago the Hon. W. D. Fuller, | prosecuting attorney of Newaygo coun-1 ty, chairman of the greenback state cen- j tral committee, state swamp land com-1 missioncr, Begole’s pot-washer in gen-1 eral, was a fSnjliar personage on our i Some jewelers do not know that the Rockford watch is not only better’ fin­ ished, but has patent pinion, dust band and sunk second dial which the cheap Elgin movements have not. The Rock­ streets. Where is our William now? fords all have quick train movement, Perhaps he has not so much occasion to making 18,0(0 beats an hour, while tlie Elgin and all other movements of the rejoice as he used to. f same grade make only 12,000. See what A i.len MoOMBER, the jeweler, has on those that carry Rockford watches have exhibition a Swiss watch that is a most to say: jumarkable piece of workmanship— “I liad a high priced watch and it showing not only the time of day, but failed to keep as good time as I desired, the day of the week, day of the month so exchanged for a Rockford with and changes of the moon. How so in- Allen Mc’Omlier. It went so far ahead trieate and nicely adjusted machinery of niv expectation I bought one for ray father; and can reepmmend them to can be compressed within the limits of any one wanting n first-class timean ordinary watch is marvellous. k“«*rv KII.HKXTZ. The Weekly- Blade, (Naaby’s pa­ When we changed to standard time I per,) of Toledo, Ohio, is now the largest set my Rockford* watch by McOmber’s ..... x__ —___ 1 lx 1— nFF and best dollar family newspaper pub­ lished. During the recent campaign, it * D. F. RILEY. reached the enormous cireulktion of I can safely say to any one wanting a 2UO/JOO, and it leads all other papers by first-class watch the Rockford takes the many thousand. They will mail speci­ lead*. W. T. BROWN. men copy free on receipt of address. I have carried a Rockford watch for See advertisement elsewhere. over four years and can recommend r ’ firat-dasa timekeepers. Now comes the time when every them CLEMKNT SMITH. !>ody is looking for something to give Below are the names and address of a fur a Christmas present. By going to few who carry thtf celebrated Rockford John Bessmer’s jewdry store you can find something for a present for men, watch, ask what they have to say about women aud children. Prices range so low that any body can reach them, no matter how poor. Be sure and look John’s stock over before buying any where else. Dr. W. H.Snyder of this city, assist­ ed by Dr. Chas. Snyder, of Sunfield, on Monday fast amputated the right leg of Mr. Homer Giddings, of this city, just Isilow the knee. For some time Mr. G. has suffered acutely from bone abeceiw, or necrosis, in this llpib. From hi» statement of the cane, as well as from other evidences, the physicians conclude that the disease had l»een progressing for the past twenty five years. When amputated, the bone wa* so far decom­ posed as to be but little firmer or tougher than honey comb. Tbe patient is doing finely, and if he reoovwa will •loubtie. be l>etter able to care for him­ self than at any time during tbe teal five years. A> Mr. Giddings ia a poor man, with a large family to support, hi* inWortune HH. on Mm all tke more hMvily. OVERCOATS! BOl'GHT FOR- John J. Perkins, of Prairieville, was in the city on business last week. . Jeff. Bush, W. E. Powers and George Barnes went to Gun Lake on a fishing excursion Saturday. J udge Smith took a business trip to Jackson aud Battle Creek Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. ■ Mrs. P. T. VanZile. of Charlotte, was a guest of Prosecutor Colgrove and wife a few days of last wfek'. They will be sold at the same RUINOUS PRICES! Call Early and Get First Choice. Mr. M. J. Huss, former telegraph op* erahir here, now of T^reo Rivers, was in th? city on a visit o\4r Sunday. E. Y. HOGLE W. 5V. Cole, J udge of Probate elect, is in the city this week making tiie nec­ essary arrangements for his removal to this place. Miss-Stella Wheeler and her music class will give a musicale at the resi­ dence of A. J.Bowne. some evening of next week. R. M. Bates is teaching the Freeport: young ideas how to sprout. As this is I his third term in that school we judge' that he is a very successful teacher. UNDERWEAR Jonp Spence is so much improved in health as to able to be upon the streets again, though not yet strong enough to’take bis position in. .1. S. Goodyear’s store. Mrs. Hotchkiss left for Albion Tues­ day to visit friends there, also her daughter Hattie, who is taking music lessons in the conservatory of music of Albion college. John Rock is home again from the Rapids, and will remain for some time. A while ago he injured one of his arms, and has had so much trouble with it since that he has, been unable to work, though he had a good position in the Valley city. Mr. Henry Beckrmkyfr, St. Libory, Illinois, writes, that his wife suffer­ ed with neuralgia for years, when- he applied St. Jacobs Oil, the magi Al pain annihilator, which cured her. e Apples per bus. Apples, dried...... Apples, evo]>on»te«l Eggs. Href, drraafl Fork. dresaAl ... Lard Ume.bbl ... Water Lime. bbl. .. Kalt, bbl Waster. ton . Timothy Bred Clover Heed Chlckeus. alive Turkeys- alive Tone of the msrkri produce. It is with a feeling of the greatest pleasure and no small degree of pride that we make this announcement, ana we extend a most cordial invitation to our friends and patrons thro’out the county to examine this latest evidence of our business growth. This department is filled to overflow with the latest novelties. The of Life. Only $1 low scale of prices which we are offering these The Scie&fie BY MAIL. POST-PAID. goods will make our competitors poorer And KNOW THYSELF.^MV A Great Medical Work on Manhood, Customers ew railhoad: Exhausted Vitality, Nervous anti Physical De blllty, Premature Decline in Man. Errors of Youth, and the untold miseries rmtittlng from indiscretion or excess. A book for every num. young, middle-aged and old. It vmitaln* IX prescriptions for ail acute and chronic diseases, each one of which Is tovaluaMr. Ko found by tlie Author, whose experience f<»rX3 years is such as probably never lieforc fell to the lot of any pnyririan. 300 pages, bound In beautiful French ——"------ ------- covers, full gill, guaranteed to HURRAH! A Tumble in Prices. Frank Bragdon, Carlton Centre. Ellhu Olmutnul. Woodland. - .< o •» 314 and 4 tn., per «*< J. E. Babbitt. IlMimp. A. J. Wolfe. Hepta Grove. *• ** spoke sud felloe, common Frank Crakes IlMtinsnDavid Ihitterbaugh. Carlton Lentn. Aries, heavy— * John C. Blood. ITaeUnge. « light... .J.............. .-y.......... *......... \ Chae. Brew. Fillmore. Tongue. ( wood work. •.............. J. S. Steven*. Lm»fW. H. Sent*. Haotlng*. ttoUrf Rims, bum........... . ............... . . Geo. W. Bowlader. Woodland. Albert Hofner, t'Mtleton. patoot spoke.binary.****........ -............ C.K Whitcomb. HaaUng* C. A. Hough, Woodland. Tblils, buao . ... ............................................. ’ 11 Frank D. Pratt, Irving. Sidney Crowell, Halting*. All other wood work ut price* In proportion. I1. Gardner Bennett. Hx*ting*Thankful tor furor*. I •ouKI MIR ok • Dikd.--Mrs. Folly A. Coleman, rrnitieiiMiwir Of wur patronage nt my oM touuL daughter of Adam and Maraud. Sponable, on Sunday morning. Nov. ikl, at the home of her parent*, after a linger­ Rupture HAfiTlMGS, MICH. Uro •* borne and in tone only, Uk time. raen-MhU. Meant* to S5 eaalh raraira < eveaing. That al) wbt» want work, maylwi i-r..h’miwWSS? B-w—Pt.arua*. SSTiurtrtsr*___________________________________________________ WHITCOMB, ing iUnree. Itecemwd waa right month, wdlifum day* old- bbe has )>een » gr^ aufferer ior nearly lour year*. The be* nredical skill ha. been employed, but to no avail. The poor Urrf one 1* at reet. She ta.ro. b* aged parent*, three grown up children. Probate Order. . State of Michigan. Countv of Barrv-ss. Ai a aesaion of the Probate* Court for the county of Barry. hoideu ai Um- Probate OflHv in the city «f Haatings. Iu said. <s>uuty. <>u Mon­ day, the toth day ot November. iu thr year one thousand eight (i it nd red and eighty-four. Preunl. Cement Smith. Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate ot Elam Crook, deceased. On reading ;in<1 Ulins the petition, duly veri­ fied, of E. J. Crobk. administrator of said estate, praying that bl» final orcoup: heretofore filed may be heard and allowed and he disciiarged from Ida said trust. Thereupon it la onh-n-d. that Mundav. Mu- nth day of December. A. D. 1*4.ar ten o'eloA iu tha forenoon, be assigned for the IwarliiL- of said peU ■ tian, mid that the betputt law of said deceased, i*ou mu uMi.-r |H-nwwrt imin-wn 111 sm:u c‘1*ic, arc required to Appear at ;i M-sdon <>i said court, then to be boklcn at the iTobale Office, in the city of Hastiifcs, in said eouuty. and show cause. If «ny there be, why tite prayer of the petitioner should not lie granted. And It Is furthenordered that said iietitionre give notice to Ute persons iutereated tu said estate, of the penrfenry of said petition, and tbe hearing thereof, by causing a copy of hl order to be published in tlie Hastings .Bankkb, a newBpa|»vr prinUxi aud dreulntifl in said county of Barry , ome In each week for three suceesnre weeks, previous to said diiy uf hearing. . CLEMENT SMITH, (A true copy.) Jmlgc of Probate. State of Michigan. Comity of Barry—aa. • At a session ofthe probate court for the county of Barry, bolden at the probate office In the city of Harangv. In said county, on Monday, the 10th day of November. in the year <fce thousand eight hundred and eighty-four. Present. Clement Smith. Judge nf Probate. In tbe matter of the estate of William Mor­ gan. deceased. On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, of Christopher H. VanArmau. administrator at the estate of «ald deceased, proving that lie may be licensed to sell the real estate lielungtag to said estate In said petition de^rthed. and far reasons therein set forth. X Thereupon it is ordered, thaI Monday, the KLh'day oL December next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of sate petition, and that the heirs at law m said de­ ceased, and all other jiensuis Interested la said estate, an- required to appear st a session of said Court, then to be holden at the ITobate OSes, in tbe city of Hastings In said county and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner should not bv granted. And It is further ordered that mid petitioner give notice to the persons Interested In said estate, of the pendency of said petition. and thr {tearing thereof by causing a <•<»»« of this ordre to be published In the HasthHann rat, a newspaper printed and cireutated in said County ot Barry, once in each week for three successive ---- t .— day1 of hearing. ’ CLEMENT .TmiTH, Jndgr of Probaie. In. another column will be found the official canvass in this state on gov­ ernor and presidential electors. , Builders Attention.—1 have a car load inch boards to sell on commis­ sion which will be sold at very near cost of handling. Those wishing lum­ ber can make money by calling immed­ iately. as it will soon l»e gone. Price •8XM) per M. Z. B. WILUBON. DefunR baring been made id the rondittoun * mortw executed by Albert Adams and Sarah (" Adams, of Barry comity, state of Mle-»tean. to Hannah K. Hale at the Mate of New T’5c'.‘Ta^u«^tr Fe,,ruatn «1‘. IK® and re award In the office of Uu. Register of Dee<K tor BS.TS1; AS Why Whle'- iefaull tbe power .>f mle cwitaDuU in said mortgage became opera: h c. and no raft or proceedings inlaw or equi’i having )>c<-u fn stifau-d to recover the debt wured by said mortgage or any part thereof, and the sum of one>thmwaud eight hundred and thirty ;ix»> dollars twing now claimed to tie due hmu saai mortgage. Notice I* therefore given that said mortgage will l>c forecloaMt byasah- at the mortgaged premise* therein described or some part thereof U>wtt; All the folfowtug dnn-Titrnd laud situated in thr township at lurnc. Bftrry roiairy, Michigan, rft; tbe east han of tbe south east quarter of Section thirty three taa| Town two north range nine west, rontaluuur «acres more or Ibm, at public vendue ou the -■1st day of February next, junfi. at noon al the front dour of tbe Court House, in-the <ity «l Hastings in said county. that being the pfacr At holding the Circuit Court tn said ruunty. LMted. Nov. mb. 1*4HANNAH K. HALE. Mortgagee. 11 W w unrrriMV ___ jANNER job BOOMS- i New Type. New Presses. Eve �atm The day for cheap shody goods is past,) and good goods are what sensible people w^int. to keep only the best goods and in so doing have worked up a first-class trade, and with expenses of goods houses, I am able to sell at not over one-third of the other dry two hundred ladies in the county who corresponding lower profits. The can testify to the durability and are wearing Broadhead Dresses which I am sole agent in this city, stylish appearance of those goods for am selling at ninety cents are worthy any lady s consideration. Those elegant Dress Flannels that I ir Horse. If I come out on top. then—Flick. •‘Sflsau. I’ve bought Jim Flick’i Nothing but the silence of death will do this time. Amen.” horse; paid two bunured dollars for it Tiie horse had stopped backing. It’s a regular daisy,” said Smith, Smith got out and looked at the horse proudly. “Not that bay, John? He’s an aftrful attentively for a long lime. “ Mrs. Smitty. do you wish to uttond talker. Mrs. Flick - little girl. Mary, tokl our Frank that that was the reason the obsequies of this, this measly an' they were so late tu church last Sab­ eternal crawfish of a horse? If not, you will lake up your bed an' walk. You bath. He offered tins horse to Jerrv Brown for his organ, ond of Blank's will go over this evenin' an’ break the news to Mrs. Flick. To-night in the with twenty-six stops, and—” Offices in Case Library Block, Next to Postoffice, ••Will you stop that clatter, Mrs. gloaming Mr. Flick will ponv over two Smith? Don t ye’spo-e I never traded hundred dollars, or he and this sweet, horses? Thafr.horse balk!” and there sweet horse will be requittsetrting in was a pause. Smith was thinking how pieces —Te'tas Siftings. Catarrh, Diseases of the Throat, Lungs, Kidneys and Bladder, Flick had sold him. and was trying to Female Complaints, as well as all Nervous and Carriage Riding Through Mexico. call up some plan of vengeance and Chronic Diseases Successfully Treat- ' general destruction of the Flick race, We stopped for lunch at an Indian vil­ "Balk, balk! S’pose 1 didn’t know it? lage of unpronounceable name, patron­ ed Upon the Latest Sci­ Whocan t break a balkin' horse? Easiest izing its onlv public resting-place—a entific Principles . thing in the world.” and Smith looked “fondita,” which is Spanish for little very wise. “I’ll hitch him up right restaurant. The dirt-floor of this way­ away to show von. Like to know what side inn was as neat as broom could л preacher's daugther knows ’bout a make it. the pictured saints upon its Of the above MEDICAL INSTITUTE, on account of his increasing practice in balkin' horse.” Hastings, Mich., will make his next visit on TUESDAY,.January whitewashed walls were freshly wreathed Soon Smith and his wife were in the with paper roses, rickety-legged wooden 13th, 1885, and remain one day, at farm wagon. benches were banged against the walks, ",G’laug. now!” and the horse went and the only two chairs the establish­ off like an ox team. “Told you so, ment afforded were brought for the ac­ Susan. Three hundred dollars of our commodation of las Americanas, who •nappies' wouldn't touch him: Want were susoected of not wishing to con­ Brown’s organ with one hundred and form to tne native custom of squatting twenty-six Blanks in it fer a trade, eh? upon a petate. The windows were Ho, ho!” guiltless of glass and had tbe usual iron "No, John. Stops, stops, not bars before them, but 1 noticed that the Blanks,” rude barn-like shutters were of solid ma"Who said Blanks? I*said one hun­ hqgany, which wood is cheaper here, dred and twenty-six stops," he replied because less rare, than common pine. DR. ALBERT Las had twenty yean* experience tn hospitals and private practice, is a regular with great precision and emphasis. Our refreshment was speedily spread graduate of tbe most eminent Medical Colleges of the United States, mid gives his special atten­ "Fer au. organ? Organ factory, you tn the treatment of all forms of Nervous aud Chronic Diseases. Blood Polson.x8kln Diseases. upon a well-scoured tabic, to which the tion Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys and oilier organs; Rheumatism, Weakness, Nervous gnd Gene­ mean. If a woman could tell, could possi­ addition of a cloth would have be^n an ral Debility, Mental and Physical Prostration. Broken DownOustltmIons,Blotches, Nervousness, bly tell, the difference between a horse, Dimness of Sight, Cough. Indigestion, Despondency, Confusion of Ideas, Aversion to Society. l»eincongruous superfluity — a jar of rancid wfiy-a—g’lang, there. What are ye ft*ctlvc Memory, etc., snccessfuuy treated and pernuuivntly cured by remedies that art not In­ sheep’s milk, curd-cheese and honey, Juriou*. .u Btoppin’fer?1” The horse had stopped. biscuits, which would have made most ,X "Is he hungry,' John. Poor thing!” NERVOUS DEBILITY—Those suffering from Nervous Debility, the symptoms of which are a "Hungry? Very. Hungriest horse destructive cannon balls, and a basket dull, distressed mind, which unfits them for jierformlng their business and social duties, makes yf mangos, tamarinds and pomegran­ happy marriages tmpoaalble, distresses the action of the heart, causing flushes af heat, depression ever produced in "the Western hetnis-/ ates. temptingly arrangedJ n fresh green of spirits, evil forebodings, cowardice, fears, dreams, short breathings, melancholy, tire easy of pbere. Just (lyin’ fer food.” and have a preference to be alone, feeling as tired In the morning as when retiring, lost leaves, as the poorest of these people company, manhood, white bone deposits In the urine, nervousness, trembling, confusion of thoughts, watery The hom* was tapped with the lines, have a tasteful habit of doing; of course and weak eyes, dyspepsia, constipation, paleness, pain and weakness In tbe limbs, etc., should but he continued to stand still. the inevitable pulque was at hand, consult Dr. Albert Immediately and be restored to health. "Goldang that white livered Flick. served from a pig-skin which gurgled an DR. ALBERT has discovered the greatest cure In the world for Weaknem of tbe Back and Get ep. 1 tell you. I’ll maul vour eter­ Lltnbs, General Debtuty, Nervotunesa, Lanjraor, Confusion of Ideas. Fafottatton of the Heart. nal daylights out. Oh, won't yer get approving note alarmingly like fin Timidity, Trembling, IMmness of Sight or Glddlne®,, Disease* of the Head, Throat. Nu»e or Skin. while emptying its contents into ou Affections ot the Liver. Lungs, Stomach and Bowels—those terrible disorders which unfit the pa­ ep?” he u.-ked with withering scorn, mags. These so-called "pig-skins” are tient for business or other duties of life—blighting their most radiant hopes or anUcipatlous, ren­ and be.gidt up by the dashboard and reaHy the undressed hides uf sheep with dering marriage Impossible. made a terrible Hinge with the lines. the wool side turned in. Nothing els YOUNG MEN who have become the victims of solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive The horse made a jump forward, and is considered so good for tbe national habit which annually sweeps to an untimely grave thousands ot young men of exalted talent and then stopped again. Smith fell out on beverage, -and we are told that a smallest brilliant intellect, may eall with full confidence. the double trees. 7 MARRIAGE—MARRIED FER8ON8, or young men contemplating marriage, aware ot Physi­ sized skin costs about two dollars and "Are you hurt, dear?” asked his fifty cents and lasts little more than a' cal Weakness. Loss of Procreative Powers, Impotency, or any other disqualifications, spredlly re­ ■wife. He who niaces himself under the care of DR. ALBERT may confide In his honor as a gen­ month, as the fermentation going on lieved. tleman and confidently rely upon his skill an a physician. ■ "Hurt?” he echoed, as life climbed ip. Tbe displaying a nose dcnudedSif a large within soon eats the wool on. ORGANAL WEAKNESS Immediately cured and full vigor restored. This distressing rfllletkm dirtiest of these Indians make the most —which renders life a bufden and marriage impossible— Is the penalty paid by the victim of im­ slice of skin. He sat down beside his delicious curd-cheeses of mixed goats’ proper Indulgence. Young parsons are too apt to commit excesses from not being aware of the wife, panting, but looking in a very and cows’ milk, which are eaten with dreadful consequences tlmt effsue. Now who that understands the subject will deny that procre­ piercing manner at, her. "Hurt? is lost sooner by tho.se falling Into Improper habits thnu by tbe prudent? Besides being de­ wild honey or crumbled into the frijoles ation prived of tbe pleasure of healthy offspring, the most serious destructive symptoms ot both mind .That's only one of them one hundred (stewed beans) without which no meal and body arise. Tbe system becomes deranged, tee physical and menufl functions weakened. and twenty-six stops: only one hundred Loss of Procreative Power. Nervous Lrritlblllty, Dyspepsia. Palpitation of yhe Heart. Indigestion, w complete. Though the cheeses are Constitutional Debility. Wasting ot’tbe Frame, Cough, Consumption and Death. and twenty-five more. Hurt. Mrs. Susan .1. Smith?'Delightful! Delightful! Solid extensively imitated oy their betters in social station, none can make them so •enjoymeut! Never had anything feel them trifling month after month, taking poisonous and Injurious con>i>oubds, should apply li so good in mv born days. Gosh well as the Indians, who have been a’m^hty’,'that’ll be the dogdest lookin’ offered considerable sums for the recipe REMARKABLE CURES perfected In old cases which hare boon neglected or unaklllfullv cateass on my face to-morrow mornin’ —which they decline to sell, finding it treated. NO EXPERIMENTS OR FAILURES, It being self evident that a Physic lanthat con­ -to-morrow"mornin', if I live. But a more profitable to keep this secret. Evi­ fines himself exclusively to the study of certain classes of diseases and who ti eats thousands even year must acquire greater skill In those branches than one In general practice. Parties treated dently the proper flavor needs certain lew more stops like that, nfy dear, dear by mall and express, but where possible, personal consultation is preferred, which IS FREE AND iSusie. an’—an' vou'll be a widow, an’ conditions—of adjacient dirt, lice, foul INVITED. CHARGES MODERATE, IND CURABLE CASES UUAKA14tEKD. Address with posUH><*, . yer children fatherless. Just you take >dors, etc., which los ricos fail to furn­ ish. At the conclusion of this dainty a turn on them goldarned farmin’ im- repast the mistress of the manse diveil .plexnehte out on tlie wagon tongue. CLEVELAND, OHIO, into the depths of her greasy gown and P. O. Box. 270. Besides you lookin' like two twin zebras, corrflepoQ<lence •»cr*d,y confidential. Treatment sent C. O. D. to any part of you’ll feel pert and spry; very pert for produced her cigarette holder, proffer­ the ing the time honored courtesy of the м rinnorht<»r nn’------- ’’ j “But, John, why don’t you put dirt country with an air which a princess in his ear? Pa used to when he lived might envy—and Bets}- and I would not ing full well that ancient maiden was for tbe world have wounded her feelings only waiting our exit to urge certain •in Boston, an’------ ” “Yourpa did, did be?” he exclaimed, by refusing the honor of sharing her lagging feet upon the thorny steps of knowledge by energetic switch suasion. ip bitter irony. “Did he pour in Bos­ smoke. Having manfully performed that po­ Poor little ragamuffins! sing dirt? So yotir pa was in the horse The small <aiud real estate buiinese. eh? Fed dirt lite duty, while the mulep were resting amount of useless learning that may be .in the ear, eh? Of course, of course. we wandered out to vjrew the village, beaten into them will not alleviate one When I’m condemned idiot enough to whose low-roofed and no-roofed casas jot or tittle of their hopeless lives—nor «|>ovel dirt a hull forenoon in. my bone’s are nestled at tbe foot of dark hiUs. Its. even result in improving their apparel, quaint adobe cihuroh. having hidden the ears, you’ll &• a gay widowed daughter as the first taste of the tree of knowledge of a tieaD-eating clergyman of Boating. mold and cracks of centuries Under a is said to have done by our earliest an­ You hdld these lines. Something’s got fresh coat of pink and blue plaster, cestors.—Cor. N. Y. Graphic. DETROIT COMMERCIAL seemed taking on rakish airs, like a to die; die, d’ye hear, d-L” he spelled, ADVERTISER fashionably newigged octogenarian; with awful impressiveness. • —An English statistician maintains while ranged around the walls of its He came back from the roadside with that the daily increase of wealth in the weedy graveyard was a row of grinning United States is upward of twenty-five a rail. "Mrs. Smith,, say your prayers. Some­ skulls. I picked up one, with the in­ million dollars, or about eight hundred •36,000a USS thing’s got to come. You perceive this tention of adding it to my collection of and thirty millions a year, which u onerail; you also perceive, ns a golden vienerdos de Mexico; but it crumbled t- third aa much ns the entire increase in teteSSKiz. dust at a touch and filled the air with dream, that twu-handred-doUar bay wealth of the whole or the rest of th« fine powder. Then we strayed into the' world. England, whose increase in fraud of Mr. Flick’s. There’s going to a gory uonflict. The time is at hand, school house, where a bevy of ragged wealth is next to our own, makes only a the bridegroom waiteth. Soon, my boys and girls were shouting their les­ profit on all her business of three hun­ In Mexican dear Susan, there’ll be a sound of rev- sons in ringing chorus. dred million dollars a year, or but schools children never study silently, little over a third of our own. Althtajuneture the rail performed but all tasks are committed to memory by loud repetition. The poor, pale, The prevailing opinion regarding the the office of a battering ram. shabby old woman who presided seemed girl of the period is unjust. A few de­ One bump, ami tbe bay kicked the rail over into an adjoining county. half distracted, as do doubt she waa, for cades back she spun, wove, knit. etc. Then the bat commenced to back. He the noise was deafening, and tbe clutch These things have gives way to modern backed, aud backed, and there seemed of her thin claw upon a wicked looking machinery. She has hl^------ ’------- *“ to tie imminent danger of the harness ■witch clearly indicated that nothing more of an ornament: m rhen in health but our presence deterred her from is beautiful. She takes Dr. .Jones' Red eoftdng off over his head. "making an example” of some luckless Clover Tonic, which u] wires the com­ _____________ _____ ________ ________ drives away pir iplw and cures urchin. The____ only "books ” these........... chil- plexion, ___ dren used were some old bills of Con- all (liNeaws of the stomach, liver and ________________ kidney... Fifty ante rfFnaTk Hatah- MAN NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES The Hastings House, LADIES Who are tired of Calicoes that fade In sunshine or Washing will find the RICHMOND PINKS. PURPLK8. “GRAYS," AND “QUAKER STYLES," . perfectly fast and reliable. It you want an bon estfrint, try them. Made in gfeat variety FREE! iBLE SELF-CURE.the prescription of one CHICIGO.ROCK ISUIDft PACIFIC R’Y n ATE KIT Q Obtained tn the ’United PATENTSs-—^^- SPRAGUE ft HON, Attorneys and Couiuwlurwlt: Patent Causes. 37 Conghkmi Htkkbt Dstmoit, Mich. Established 20 yearn. Pun phteK tree. Qprrespondence solicited. Nervous and Chronic Diseases. 'HE HASTINGS BANNER AND THE DETROIT PO 8 For »X.OO a year. ' ■ TORPID BOWELS, BIIORDERID LIVER, GEO. H. HEATH PHOTOGRAPHER. Dr. ALBERT, N. H. DOWNS 0MSUMPT10M ^TBBOSLTTWl 5 IRON ONIO cured. Bohch. wiiacicsan. uerveu receive ucw Caret Enlivens the tulqd an. LADIES CONSUMPTION has been car­ ed times without number by the time­ ly use of Downs' Elixir. It will cure Croup, Bronchitis, Asthma, Pleurisy, Whooping-Cough, Lung Fever, and all dimmses of ths Throat, Chert and Lungs, when other remedies fail r* »y sii ‘ nor, JBtna * un, *•>’«. Bwuara, r». Hay Fever. I a type ot catarrh MIPS •te. BALSAMIC TABLETS, f-->- —j � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-12-04.pdf fa8ebecf2c982f1c50e0d2626190a5cc PDF Text Text Hastings Banner VOL. XXIX. NO. 33. The Hastings Banner. ---- ---------HASTINGS, MipH., DECEMBER 4, 1884. NO POISON one more favored than the other, thongh which was the each and which the other it was harxl to tell. To thb family I belonged, though with more than the IF ordinary claim oa her affections, being the only son of her step-father, and with no real relation between us. She bad Always called me her brotlier. and iw that rire >1 BS( iUITION RATES; •fir «2jvr. tana£thc hl,“ •doming. was highly indignant when I refused to It il CMn “CTCr« U advance. «t.« peryenr: If paid within six it i« a bond that binds forever. consent to be a nearer relation than oontli*. »l.» per year; ff not paid until oxniraUop otyear. tl.30. Subscribers out“cousin.” She finally allowed me to »lde if Barrv Co., 11.26 per year* Inbe her cousin by name, according to my request It was the nearest rela­ Mfa^^r-M.,re,Tn>e ln vonrielhrtions. tion 1 cared to be yeL When I was rtfaTui n.°,2,r.h n<,t er , Tbe Um that touch the heart forever. ADVERTISING KATES: about to leave for the college she exprewd regret saying she would miss There U no place that's near or far. Extra charge for special positions. n'\wh bro"d lt* fe,n* Bn'1 rich Its «plm-» me very much: I sincerely hoped she might, if Home siftwtitute 'could not be As home' where Ifaht falls from the «tor JOB PRINTING. found to take my place, six feet tall, •Of memory fond and love that's tender. it-tHKbu pride is felt In the Job Printlux__ with dark eyes and mustache, and a 42t‘?2Y.c °/ . *• lhe tn,c Inver naKmeut of the BAXXML Evenrtlilag in the rfif»t Alls the heart with hope forever. tenor voice. Some one would soon fill -uttre wff.re I* new; and with the latest faces of :rre. th • ux«t approved patterns of machinery, the niche. I felt certain. Symbol of Heaven Is home below. . La competent workmen employed, enable* the Homo ta a Impp) mansion nearer When I saw her the next time, two BZNXKU to do first-rias* job work. Than olfewbere to the stars that alow; yearshad not quiteelapsed. I found Juliet Toe love of kindred makes it dearer much the same, wearing the same colors Than courts of klnrs, and spurs endesvor , L.t RKE Ac RIKEB, To win a home in Heaven forever. aud styles, and surrounded by a cluster t Attorneys at Law and -U. »F. Bunurtp. u^lutrUiQfuttr. of similar satellites. When I entered . Solicitors in Chancery. I noticed the same spaniel tagging at iii L'alon block, ever Heainer BrutJ ' HER CHIEF ODDITY. her footsteps' He responded to mv call UuStlnXS, Mich. I___________ < t ~__arucfaj® of hb name, but hot with the signs of Irvrtife in all courts of tbe state. Attend to i tee fiwl» n-aavZhteB Urey'urvMwae* “Please try to toll me just how J was Eleased recognition I had expected of ro strength and tree fruit j dtting befpre mamma called me. Jamie, im; “What is the matter with the tor Im as sitting sc deliciously comfort­ dog’s ungrateful memory?” 1 asked of they stand alone lEEMEXt SMITH. . ; able then." its mistress. 1 1 tried to recall to my mind's eye the “H hy, how should he know vou?— „ Price Baking Powder Co., .«>v»o>1-rlt.K.ue^t«.tore1> i Chlci«o, III. t,.Loul,M«. exact (MMition which my odd “cousin” he fa a new Tag. Dear old Tag died r'rs, Uees in all courts of lhe State. Collections «*ina or ’ MO* had ctjjoxcd prior to the interruption, •uon after you left, and I got a new dog and partially Miccecdod. Immediately, and isn’t he the perfect I»m vi-ritM amAhmak -a»o— 11 F r.. aSAI ’l'KX. . << ’ . II 11. V IA.1A1OIAN. “You sat facing me, sideways, with facsimile, Jamie?" delightedly. For Al’I’EN & Va\ARMAN. Dr. Price’ll Lupulin Yeast Gems, your right arm under U;c back of your the -first time in my life her s|M*ech head, snd your loft hand on the book, if made a feeling of cold uncanniness Lawyers. I am not mistaken'.” .Orer Hastings National Bank.) come over me. She seemed like a It nriuised me, and I smiled to see her cold, fascinating witch, incapable even WE MAKE BUT OBE QVAUTT. rOHX CARVETH, sink into lh«* chair and start up again of appreciating tbe pretty devotion of a ?! Attorney at Law impatiently, evidently disaatisfiod, until hami.oome dog—that fa. the individual­ Middleville. Midi. she appealed to me for aid. Then she ity of it, • “is it a delicate compliment to Tag carefully followed my directions as if W. NIBKERN, she bad lx-en a motlel'and I the artfat, No. I to so promptly till his place?” 1 • ' Lawyer. | even to the details, trying to let her asked. (Over Spaulding's dry goods store.) “Most assuredly. ” fingers drop into their old position nat’ Wilt attend promptly to all business lu all ' “You're a very queer, ©did little iirnJIy. and letting lhe heel of her slip­ per slide off carelessly, a favorite habit wretch!” I said, brutally, and patting the second canine slave, and calling of her s. \ Lawyer, j. “I fear I can not recall the exact him studiously by another name. 1 left Hasting'*. Mich. angi« at which you held your head, her alone in the room. But 1 soon came I Juliet. *' back, apologized for my behavior, and ; ••.«-«nias Attorney for Barry County. i “Don't be ironic, Jamie, I hate it^ after that I'enjoy al niy short vacation \ E. KENASTON, I ami I never can answer back, so it fa as I could only with her. She was more The bast dry hop yeaxt in ths we ld. Braa? taking a mean advantage of one weaker diverting than a novel, and as enter­ A. Attorney at Law, ratsad by this yeast li iigl.l, white and whole- J thi taining im a woman could be. _ 'Over J. 8. ttooilyvar & Co.'s stare.) •han yourself." ■nurtireJ in all cmirta of the State. UollertloiM aorna Ilka our grandmother's dellctcus br-Jid. Once after calling the dog hy another Juliet was a Ixjrn flatterer and a sooprobip Jy attending to. name I looked at her reproachfully. cessfui one. CROCEJTS. SELL THEM. .i W. LOWRY?M. D., ' ~ -. “But truly, Jamie, didn't you ever She was sitting in the dusk, but I could _ Price Baking Powder Co., happen to get into a lovely comfortable easily study her.face. ’J. Physician, Surgeon and Oculiat. “Juliet, you look dismal."’ position and long to keep it. and be fciTn H Dt. FTlcfi Spec! 11 runritt Ennflj, Thorn St., ll&stinga. Mlch.i “ I was thinking of changes." st. 'Louir, Mo. disturbed, aud then try to find out the Chicano. III. T - -< in . evu or country promptly attended. “What changes?—in dogs, and names I details of the way you made youraelf so Office faKint -» to 10 a. m. and 1 to 3 p. XU. —and persons." ■ Triephmie at Hollawaya' drug store. comfort able?” , . QT** Special attention paid to surgical di»eaM-» “Well, yes; I do so hate any change. I ’She spoke very earnestly, fixing her and ill<r.!.-<•< of the eye and ear. Oh, Jamie, if you could only guess demure, haxel-green eyes on my form P ,R.TIMMERMAN, * as if she were wondering whether I was how unhappy it make_s me to mfas the L . Homoepathic Physician & Surgeon, ! comfortable then. She seemed to be so; smallest thing to which 1 am accus­ (First door east of Holloways' drug stare.) ' she always reminded me of a graceful, tomed; and so 1. get 'similar ones to fit cozy feline, with her luxurious poses, into the empty places M well as possible. T\R. WM. JONES, her rounded form, pansy -aha ped face, Do you know. Jim. 1 don't like to think -M Dentist. of dying, and I don’t want to go to any i with iL« greenish, inquiring eyes, All work promptly allended to. Heaven unless it is to be just exactly ' dreamy yet alert. ^ELTON & WHITLOCK “I believe I may have lieen comforta­ like everything here. I'd hate to have it so new. And I liked poor little Tag.” ble a few timea in my life.” I replied. Her lively face looked really pathetic, “So vou in that---------------nioe old--------chair Are agents for the Watertown Insurance Co. | For the Cure of Kidney and I.lrtr Cam,— were ------- -------------They write policies ou a man's property against I platoU, ConaUpoUew. and *11 disorders wc uswl |iave. Bv the way. S|M-aking and in tyiteof the odd wording and the loss by fire,lightning or wind; against a man's I slightly-free expressions concerning the of chairs-my old bet chair ha. quite life by <loatb aud accident. liar n»r to vo their Vfeu eaxi.it• ismu an u nnfalling friend. ......... All .... , come to pieces, and I must get another hereafter, I felt a tender pity, for -Drcninta. ------ sofa. rt-. j( g<> n<)t mig8 Juliet, mixed with wonder and—J did One Dollar a bottle, «, or Mdreaddresa Dr. Dr. 10OK A SHELDON, David Kennedy, Randoat, N.Y. - z ’ dear old thing." not quite know what else to do—I “But it will not be quite the same as smiled. Office in Abstract Block. Hastings, Mich.) “Why do you smile?” she demanded the dear old chair, wifi it?" Have the only set of Abstract Books tn Barry suddenly. . ---------- -------- , “If it is just like the other. I do not County. . . 4 “I was thinking what a funny ar­ Abo«.-a Brtiliant Rwvrw, why it should not be. The attachrangement you would make under cer­ Tliere is something startNnKlu thr rapid in- J Ck.fi fnr it win bused on nothin? J. WRIGHT. cruise of Kidney dlseaawi arnnnff the American *. ment I bad tor It was bniwu on noining tain circumstances, carrying out your . ITtysician. iMNiple within a few year- post. Muny causes i sentimental, but on a respect forcer•all* dav or night ^iroiiiptly attended to. hobbv. How long ago did your parrot preullartoI tain merits and points of comfort, and die?’’ Office st i-rNidcnce, OHv-lialf mile east of Cari­ hSaHvln*. overwork and exposure. Dr. barld i if 1 geteanother just like llr—why there tas Centre. •_______ Kennedy, of itandout, X. V., is often < onoralu- • jg nothing queer about that, I m sure. 'And now this one fife in his niche?" JJOLMES A HOLLY BROS. these "•«-» m<»t — uMinful'dlsorderarH^ounding intd the room straight to'her radically earing these ino.i uu*«n •'And wMcn you win and wed a poor ke the following. are constantly c hai r . and rising put its forepaws on Proofs of this, Uke the----- - — .sizezs-sl. brought to his attention, and are published b)’. bw knee, .nd eeM.Uw.lly lic ked nd wretch* of) a fellow, if you are left a S’&SS.X'pKUiSCrer him for the sake of thousands of other .sufferrrs charming young widow, you will look whom ne desires to reach and l<en«-nt. rhe let­ fondled her slender white hands lying about far a new victim,'as much to ter. therefore, may be of vital Importance to you in her Ian. match the foregoing one as possible, or to some one whom you know. H is from one Juliet cropped her book. of the beet known and popular dnigglsta In the and matry him because he is so like the 13th. 1H*4. “You darling—you dear little bunch other one’was.and you hate changesso.” fine and growing city from which lie write>-yd doubtless where those nar find Mr. (.rawford al of devotion! Come to me, then. He’s She sat still and tripdto smile, out her his place of bnslnwui on tne corner of Main and taST Goods of All Kinds to be Marked Union streete ; ”””...... *------------------- ---■ - 'I Jnlitt’. pretty doggie”—fakipg tbe eyes looked startled. Hprlnrltrid. «•»,.M.rrb a». 1®* I |,»ppv little aniiu»l in her erm. »nd ' “Ob. Jamie, do tell me what kind of Down! Dr. D. Kennedy.-------------- )t nntiI 1 felt vexed »t the DBA* 8iK:~For ten reara I had I a widow 1 should make." most acute fonn. ^nlste of so much affection on an animal We will take Produce as usual, bat no more with Kidney disease In lt< most “(’narming." |t° I »ilh * bettpr »nbj«-t cl™e U h»nd. What 1 suffered must be left to “>« credit given. ••No, not that; but would I soon —for no one can apprcdate It “—rto many many ...... physicians ।j aKd told ber so. ... tliink of another, do you think?" Ko more Book-keeping, and no mon- bad debts. gone through It. i resorted to -• ••?. “»’}’ i “Don't be silly, Jamie; you re too big nnd to many different klipta •< “Instantly." spent a great deal of money, only to And in)self be hugged, end you’re not ■ dog“Oh, Jamie! but Fm awfully afraid older and worse tlian ever. 1 may XM that I used »bottles of a preparation widely adver­ vet,” with » wicked lingering on the so. too." tised aa a specific for tills dreclse sort of troute lut word There was real distress in her tone, les and found It entirely useless, at .least In mv •■If that fortunate little heart were Your FAVOBOT REMEDY- I say ft not to be disguised by the funny little with’ a perfect recollection of ■Jl fhat was done w die now, what on earth would you do. face she cut to hide it for mcoesldes—Is the only thing that did me Juliet?—Die too? Il la unwise to at­ “My dear.’ I was only jesting; J' OF GOODS tbe slighter, good; aud I am 1J® “f*®*1 tach ope'a aelt «o to any animal, for It that It leave mo permanent relief. I have recwould nut—" XwaWrAVOKlTB BBMKDYIO rawy can not live very long at bert." “No, don’t take it back, for I fear pie tor Kidney <!!«»«. •“«<•!«,*11 jeEpm-w “Oh stop—you miserable croaker I 1 you are right. Jamie, with all my fond­ ™AVOKrfisll$?Kl>¥ bo. nolle -qwj1 m We Jove tbe dog, aod if h,J wero <110—05 ness. I am dreadfully material, horribly AND A BBAN NEW LINE OF Jarhie, it docs seem a shame, I should fickle, and I dread it. I should love to mis, him an very much!” Then with a feel capable of being infinitely faithful .he Snort or Where ^y'cB.wpoRD. delighlhdlv cleared face-”Why. Id to one creature; or to be able to deeply get another »o exactly bite him aa not mourn some one as long as I lived, for BTOnlKS OH TUB ROAD. to know the difference, and teach him it’s jovelv and very poteucal.y on know. TO BE ADDED, WITH all the trick. Tag known, and name him I’m afraid it all sounds queer, but 1 the sakne.” , . can't just explain it.’’ rs olly She aaid it in auob an ingenuously “Well, well. 1’11 die to please you. •Cwtlemru. I •»’T plcaeed tone that I laughed outright at and you shall mourn me. child.” At the helm. you till; your experience of the knowledge of burfneM; theehanglng sights you her, and patting the dog. called it a After this I seemed to like Juliet tSyCOME TRY US’ ••poor, devoted little foot and left the *'?>,I?'1.^™lT’X“rS' <->l <™» tb. even better than ever, and we parted Salisfartlon guaranteed, and Good* Cheaper Him uf on elderly pleasure tourist, lust August, room to attend to wme duty . faster friends than ever. lion ever you bought before. »nd wm nddreSeS to a seml-cirele of commer­ I marveled al my airter and pitied I did feel as if I longed to tell her Parties owing the old firm will please settle by cial travelers seated on the porch of the Lindell her bobby and her pern. That rear. In how I hated to see so many trivial, and Hcpte ruber Utb. tbe fall, t left the. place 1 bad called some sensible fellows hanging about so HOLMES 4 HOLLY BROS., Woodland. homo ao many yearn, and accepted a much, but she would have laughed at a .side the chances of railroad collisions anu portion an teacher of ancient languages me for being jealous, and there never kt a college quite dialanl. I waa to re­ was a bit of the green-eyed monster in ■twsmboat r’ldaralton.' -What risks f«»r Instance. prank- main without interruption for two mv nature. years. At tbe time of my departure During the time I was off the second in work tin Juliet waa part aerenteen. an attractive time, we exchanged a few letters on faster than and rather accomplished young orna­ occasions, as for example, Christmas. ment to my father a home, and a aoureo Thanksgiving day. her birthdav and of unfailing enurtaiumeut and ammw- mine. Time passed on and.I had been ment to the home circle. Her treaka away two years when I received a letter were aa harmleea as they were ongtnal. from my father telling me of Joliet’. and her many naivete, wot d.tj. JOB PRINTING, and l«gl’*Me. Her a miarter wr cent. But I had to give up pardonable all her coquetries and affairs and adppqu<«y ■d To Letter Heads, Note Heads, Cir­ in Hastings, Barky Co., Mich., The pastry MARSHALL L. COOK. ho™vward liound. with swelling Mile and .tarry i,<nnerl °° p,ac<':ik*' bon'*‘ *" ’ound. ** borne's ho«annaa. t*Vlt ebV Mnd °°* ‘wu never Divide the lore that lives forever. °?wbr^.,g Dwrr to °»o extracts “ . , Qr priM,8 CrMm l; K LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD P YEASTGEMS DR. DAVID KENNEDY’S cVIW/Ze X REMEDY* FEARFULLY COMMON. A Right at ths Front! GENERAL STOCK! TO BE KEPT FULL! Millinery Goods M . B. S. H AND culars, Envelopes, Etc., UcuUr proi-rty. my BANNER OFFICE. WHOLE NO. 1532. HOME FROM\iBROAD. almost ch’.lu.lk.* ways. I had never even bnmclicil matrimony to -• my — own mind, , , . , — ---------j ~ o U..UU. I had always involuntarily cumected my future happiness and fife\ th Juiict in a dim way. Thia awakening was decided and sudden. I could do nuiliing and say nothing, sn I did and -aid just that, and pinned mv whole energy and aim to my teaching. I felt no curiosity to know anything ooneemingthe man who had been bold and de­ termine! enough tp step in ami thrust aside the coy, light arrows and gainijifa point—and mine before I known rny-'lf. Naturally, as Juliet was creamvchcoked. with dark chestnut hair and eyes, aud was round and snpptarJf ©io­ lured her futute husband tall and slim, and very fair, tbe fair British type. That wifsall thi thought I ever gave him. My twepty-eigfath birthday pa*-edand no letter came from Juliet,* but I heard that her marriage was soon to take place, aud 1 received a politely w orded little invitation to attend, written in her own hand, but not in her own st) le, but cool and odd. This was two weeks prior to the time it was to occur; ten days later the startling new>came t< me thau while out .sailing, the party, among whom were Juliet and h’ej fiance, wt^ capsized. All were named excepting Juliet's lover. He waa buried on the day on which they were to hav< been married. Then I thought of the man who claimed the one I knew I had loved, and I felt a choke in my voice when ) murmured "Poor young fellow,” and pictured my pretty young sister in hei grief over her gallant young lover. 1 sat down then aud wrote her a letter oi condolence, probably the only tendei letter I ever wrote to her in my life. It wxs a romantic episode and wm looked upon as such, and it clothed the graceful Juliet with a halo of interest­ ingness superior to that of a ‘ lovely young widow, for it was more i>oetrcal and more delicately full oi freshness. She wore mourning, as was lhe very proper thing to dp. was made much of by his sisters and mother, and was rec­ ommended a change of scenery xnd all the rest, though my father wrote me that she bore it with a strange cairnneas in one who had been demonstrative and impulsive. The only time when she broke down at all, be said, was when she read my letter: but she was even more calm after it. It was doubtless au unworthy and trivial thought, but involuntarily 1 asked myself the question: “Who will take the p«»or fellow’s place?” I was to go home that vear; would I find her sweetly, pathetically mournful, losing interest in worldly pursuits and diver­ sions? Or would I find her with an­ other fair-haired, blue-eyed young man at her side, trving to fill tbeplace of the lost one. on the strength of bis strong likeness and her hatred of changes? I found Juliet looking less arch and viva­ cious than before, and a trifle fairer. Her face lost its little mournful look the moment I kissed her in the old brotherly way, and I did not see thtf look return for awhile. She became her own viva­ cious self when with me. She rarely alluded to her sorrow, and spoke of the lost one only when she mentioned that he had been present on such au oc casion, or such were hiujsentiments, and then she spoke with a pretty, but open tender© ess. That she had leved him I felt certain, for I knew that in the dark velvet case on the grand piano was hfa picture, and that case had two little doors aud a tiny silver padlock, and Juliet haorthe key, and I noticed the wear that comd have been made only by tender fingers w|»ening that door frequently; yeti knew she had not done so since my return home, for we were together almost constantly. One evening when we were sitting near the piano, in the deep twilight. I asked: “Was he like any one I know, Juliet?” I asked it in earnest and in good faith. To my surprise she flushed slowly, and looked up reproachfully at me. "I recollected what 1 had once said to her concernrig her actions in case of widowhood, ana then I. too, flushed; then we both laughed, though I saw tears shining In her eyes. T was so pleased to see the sweet forgiving laugh, that I went to her chair and tak­ ing up my favorite seat on the large arm of the rpomy chair, I touched her arm softly. She leaned her head against my arm with a happy little laugh. A thought rushed to my mind. I felt tiiat it would be utter uaelewness for me to try to supply the place of the first one —I am very dark anti altogether differ­ ent in type' but 1 fell an uncontrollable impulse to tell her of it. “Juliet, do not feel hurt nor vexed if I ask you something.” “Of course I will*not.” “I mean it canjestly. very. 1 feel that after the ftinl haveBflen made of your hate of.cfianges. this may sound strange. 1 feel, too, that I can .never hope to take his place—I am «» widely different in all but this, which was com­ mon to both him and me; That I love you, Juliet, and though 1 am only sec­ ond. if you will let me try—” 1 stopped short in astonishment, for Juliet’s tears were failing on niy hand, and her face waa laughing up at me, and she sobbed ns she smiled. “I am downright ashamed to have you catch me so again, but I could not help it, Jim, and you surely may for­ give me if it does amuse you.” She rose and taking the little key out of her pocket unlocked tbe velvet case, and going to tbe lightest corner of the room, banded it to me. Had 1 not known it to be tbe likeness of the dead. I could have taken it for that of my twin brother—if I bad ever had one. so like myself was it Juliet stm looking down, her face bidden. think.” . ** now.” 1 said, and just then tbe doff c»nje in, and I bent ami patted its ’•Foor uufa Tag; I liked him.’’— BiUa SUI<t. in Uprin^ld (Una.) Republican. Expectation nod Experiraco. The beginner in stock breeding, eopecially if a young beginner (and youth is the beAt time to "begin a long unciorlakiqg). has a delightful prospect at easy succevc. In the morning .of his career, dr in the-morning of life to most men who have any steel in their compositioo. any energy and fitness for their calling, ail is cmtlcur de roar. Like be­ gets like," they know, and they- bare only to secure the right kind of stock and go ahead. With what different thoughts does tbe'breeder o( fifty years’ standing look back upon his work, how­ ever successful! The mon- suceesaful. indeed, the greater tbe strife has been the more difficult the ta.sk to accom­ plish- Hr now knows the impedimenta, pitfalls and stumbling blocks of the journey, the disappointments of early hopes, aud tbe mon' than compcnsaiing joys of successful labor. It is impossible that any business which is so much of an art as stock breeding, which involve* so much of science (we do not miscall the business or art of stock breeding itself, “a science”), should be so ran)' as tbe beginner is ready to believe. It must be laboriously learned, and unless tbe breeder applies to tbe study of its principles and details a competent mind, with all the force'of a strong and resolute will, he may succeed in multi­ plying animals, but he can not succeed tn extending the grand work of improve­ ment. According to his business Indus­ try. and to circumstances'beyond his control which tend to regulate tbe measure of each man’s success, be mly reap pecuniary profit, more’ or less, but to become- a really great breeder, he must exercise higher powers than are necessary for the management of ordi­ nary business. He has to do with liv­ ing creatures, with organisms subject to natural laws, which he cannot alter, and in these very laws constantly thwarting his aims, if, in ignorance or otherwise, he leaves them out of hb reckoning, the means of improvement arc to be found. The working of thew*. laws he must watch and follow and assist To become a master breeder, hewnust be the servant of Nature, he must stoop to conquer. By patient and intelligent observation, step by . step, not “by sudden flight," he may bocome an eminent breeder; hut he will ’never be so, in the true •*ense of eminence, by theoretical learning alone, or by the .labor of other men; that is to say, by obtaining good stock without knowing by practical lessons how to use it—and how not to use it. Failure* are annoy ing and often discouraging, but they are not'always dead Ions. The patient and courageous Worker may draw from them lessons for his future guidance. Tbe highest success may be reached by tbe wise use of failure-*. Volumes may be written upon the principles of'breeding, the laws of Na­ ture and the details of tbe breeder’s practice, and the .volumes may be very good aud very useful in their way. but after all is said or written, and heard or read, the road to success must be found out in practice by each man for himself. Journals and books may set up serrioaable landmarks, to indicate the where about* of the path, but each traveler must look to his own footing as he goes, or be runs the risk of finding himself down a pitfall, or up to hb * chin in a quagmire.—National Live-Stock Jour­ nal. FaabtoaJietM. Bonnet strings must match tbe ma­ terial of tbe*dreaa. Red and turquofae blue are combined in aew flannel suits. Buckles instead of buttons fasten many handsome corsages. . Black laces come with embroidered edges and net to match. Silk plush and fine cloth turban cape are worn by small boys . Feather thistles appear among other eccentric novelties in millinery. Tbe cmbroidcretl aud broche crowns ot bonnets are works of art. 1'aa is a favorite color for fall gloves, whether of kid. silk or Ifaltf threrni. Evening toilets are worn with high or low bailees, according to the fancy of the weart»r. Large loose cloaks easily put on and off are in high favor. Tbe stocking with a lacing above the knee fa intended to make tbe use of skirts, and draperiea at many elaborate evening dresses. Bonnets covered with rtuff like the dross and lined with velvet are destined to rival thoae of felt. Pomegranate red. Eton blue, and Alderney cream an- the fashionable English colors at the moment. lion in Paris. Demi-trained dresses are again adopted for carriage wear and demi­ toilet at home. velvet bow on the instep la the favorite for bouse wear this season Trains are a feature in toilet* of high ceremony prepared for d inner, evening reception, and baUrocwn wear. Bretol les are again worn uu bodice* : they are ran over Die ahoulder sod down both back and front to the waist line. What sliade of blue is a kiar’s The shade of blue worn by this fall is dabbed <ril de roi bleu. It b meet frequently combined with rob? �THE PUBLIC BEKV1CE. Annual Reports of the Ohlefto of Several Departments. wal Hatton lias given Ills report to the pub­ lic. For tiie fiscal year the revenues were - 843,33H. 127.08; tiie expenses, 846,404,960.65, leaving a deficit of 88,066,835.57, to which are added outstanding debts and the cred­ its of tiie Pacific Railroads, raising tiie ex­ cess of the disbursements over the revenues to 85,204,484.12. The revenues were 82,­ 170,565,52 less than for the preceding year, owing to the redaction of jiostage from three to two cents. The amount paid postmasters was 811.383,8W.87, mi increase of 8908,436.41 over that of the previous year, and 83X3,830.87 In excess of toe appropriation. This excess, Mr. Hatton says, was unavoidable, breause the law fixes the comimiMtion of post­ masters, and allows them to take it out of the revenues of their offices before making their returns to tiie department The ag­ gregate amount appropriated for tlie servlee of the year was 840,716,087.02, or 8341,­ 076.97 more than the amount disbursed on , «0to<nt thereof, aud 8536.894.07 less than toe total disburseinutiU ' and* outstanding llabUitiea. The cellmates for lhe fiscal year ending June 80. 1886, art*: Ordinary postal revenue. Money-order buslnere.... .8.-4).872,tt»Ji4 >51^72,t«L24 DISBVIUUtMEWT*. AU expenses, including Pacific Railroad creditsK’AOW.IOV.&O Deficiency to be supplied ............. > 4.RW.34VJ8 The reduction of postage affected the tales of postal cards so that tiie number lawed last year was 16,(MO,QOO leas than tlie preceding year. Tbecoliectionsonsecondclasa matter were 81,889,592.14, an increase •f 8184,414.61 over tiie preceding year. Of this source of revenue 24.90 pur cent was eoUeded in New York, 9.41 per cent at Chicago, 6.42 percent at Borton,with I’hiladelpliia. St Louis, Cincinnati and SanFrancisco fqllowhig in order. There were 11,240,545 registered articles handled ami 4,751,872 pieces of undelivered mail were received at tiie dead-letter office, in epeakftig of the work of tiie dead-letter office tiie report says: Tbe amount realised from the sales of artl des for which no oarncr* can be found is de­ posited in tbe United States Treasury. The ■rooeods of the last auctiou sale. Milch was in January. 1«M. waa >1,015.43. The tboncy sep­ arated from dead tetter* which can not be re Stored to the sender t* also placed in the treasury, and tbe amount deposited from thatKKirce during the year was >7^39.47. Tbe value of postage stamps received ffS.Ort.'JH The late l*o*tma«trr-General May­ nard ordered that such useful printed matter ashiM previously been Mild for waste paper should be distributed among the inmate* of the vartou* hospital*, asylums and other chari­ table and reformatory Institution* within tbe District of Columbia. This practice still prevnila, and 23,IBS maaaxine*. paraphleU. Illus­ trated papers, Christmas card*, valentines, etaj were dl*p**«ed of In that way during tbe During the year there were 11,953 ap­ pointments to places In the postal service, tbe number beirtg 549 less than during tho preceding year. There are now 71,671 employre in toe Department. Cowidering the investigations made by special agents during toe year the report “Si, result of these invcittlntious was grati­ fying to the Department Dishonest and negtygent official* were discorcrod. Tbe former were rumored, and the latter were reprimanded and more fully instructed in taeir duties. In a large number of ossm where postaianteni were dlMiovered to be abort In tti«dr accounts It waa owing to negBgenoe or a tack of ability to manage tbe affain* of their offices. Too many p*^tma*t*-n« fsei warranted in regarding their position* as ainecure*. and feel free to give their atten­ tion to other business, oontont to draw their aging thou office* toother*. This should net be allowed. Poatrnastora at first and sccondetaas offices should be required to give thoir entire time to tbelr official duties, and should not he permitted to engage in any other bu*i«that requires any portion oj the time for h they arc paid by tbe Government. This result should be brought about even if It re­ quire* * stain tor> enactment to effect It. ■ The Postmaster-General utg^* the devel­ opment of tlie frMMlellvery syraraX, holding that it enrourages method iu the delivery A mail and stimulate* correspondence. He recommends that in densely jxipulated dis­ tricts liamleta be united in their jswtal ac­ commodations >*o as to bring them within tbe scope of the law whic.ii allows a free system to every post-ofiice having more than 28,000 patrons. Mr. Hatton, citing the fart that the free delivery sygtem earned last year 81,273,­ 278.25 over it* expenditures, says he fa con­ vinced the time has come for the reduction of ixMtage of local letters. Tlie department views wltli jealous eye the growth of tlie messenger-nen'ice sys­ tem. and tlie Postmaster-General d*wcrib&tbe duty of tlie postal servh'c In tlie mattet of qulofr local delivery as follows: Tbe necessity and demana tn cities, foi prompt transiafaslon and delivery of letter* passing between hUrdnesi men and others har resulted in the establishment. In many places of what may t>e tennod tetter-ox pres- com panic*, which, by the employment of mess ooger boy*, are nnablea greatly to facilitati tatercoiirse of this character among mer cbante. prdfeosicinnl persons and otben engaged Id active life. It Is done al a small expense and with au much an tool and promptnew* as seriously tp dimlnfal the revenue* of the deportment st several letter carrier office*. The patronage which It extended to these oom ponies afford* rvldentx that the frec-deltvery system, notwithstand tag Ito facilities and benefits, ha* not pro grossed so far &a to mr,t all tbe wanti of energetic business life In targe com mercial due*. Therefore, further Improve meat of the eentee io thb part co Lar should in toy Judgment, be attempted, not only to prevent a low of revenue, but with a pur pose to make It as useful as possible. 1 am oi opinion that the public have a right 10 expert that thfa deportment should make the aame effort to serve them prumptl* and taltbfully In the transmfaslou and delivery of letters a« 1* done bj private parties. 1 know of noway in which th!* can be better accomplished thar. by tbe use of a apecial postage-ttamp for tot ter* mailed and intended for special and prompt delivery at free-drllvery offices. Thl* stamp should be of tbe denomination of ten enut*, and. when affixed to a letter, in addition to the proper poetage charge, ahouM insure for it a* speedy a delivery a* pcMHrfbie after its reception at any letU't-carrinrc0toe.Thi.wut*ide<tiHtributiaucould benffncted by employ! ng messenger-boys at a <unoll Mtarr. mu! in such numbers a* the circum- I Statnir* should warrant I am satisfied such an effort to *iwmnKid*to the public would ■till further commend th* free-aelivery sen ■ toe to its patron* in tbe large dtien where tt ta. The RMtaDMter-Geueral says be agree* with the .Secretary of War that thow oftlcera of Um- department who handle money should report expretawn confidence in th« in conclusica ti*- report gives data of ttie rraiUne working of tbe department and arge . the development of tbe for izn mail system tatoerehy, (Specially with Mexico. Supcrinff-pdentthat postal notes be •>mended to be pa) aide to order if desired, and de­ scribe* the work on various building* and facilitu*> of the dejiartinenL ■ thk akmt. WxsnixoToa, Nov. 29.—Robert T. Lin­ coln, Secretary of War, makes hfa annual report to tiie ITesidenL The total expen­ ditures for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1844, are 84^332,876 21, the appropriations, 845.570.55L58. The estimates for the fis­ cal year ending June 80, 1886, are 850,850,­ 500.58, being less than the estimates for 1885. Gratification I* expressed that Lieut­ enant-General Sheridan reixirt* that the army fa now, and has been for some time past, enjoying almost absolute rest, ex­ cept that part of it on the frontier of Canada and Mexico and stations near the Indian Agency. The number of cadets at West Point September 1, 1884, was 814. and their conduct ha* been excel­ lent The number of patients In tbeyGovenmient Hospital for the Insane is 72; num­ ber of prisoners at the military prison, 467. It is recunimendt-d that the officer in charge of tills prison be given the rank and pay of Colond Tiie number of trial* by general court-martial during tiie year was 2,280, an Increase over last year of 295; number of conviction* for desertion, 700; number of trials by garrison and regimental courtsmartial. 10,98.'; an increase over last year of 1,665; total Increase of trials by courtemartial of 1.960. ' The report of the Quartermaster-General’s Department show* that at the beginning oi the last fiscal year there remained in the Treasury as balances applicable to expenses of prior years tbe sum of 81.295.279.01. There was appropriated for tlie year the sum qf 810,156,734.85. including 8200,000 for military posts and 82.50U for road to National Cemetery at Chattanooga, Tenn. The balance undrawn on the 30th of June, 1884, was 81.193.902.54. Of the 3500,000 appropriated by Con­ gress for persons made destitute by tiie floods of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers 8326,618.24 was expended on the Ohio and its tributaries and $160,439.34 on tbe Mis­ sissippi, leaving unexpended 812,942.42. Tiie Paymaster-General, in hb report, ac­ counts for 815,180,150.86. He recommends, with tbe Sccretaiy's concurrence, that oitlcera of the army be permitted to furnish tbe bonds of an approved.guaranty company. Tiie Chief of Engineers allows tiie urgent necessity of beginning at once the construc­ tion of (xiast defenses. Steel fort* and tur­ rets to resist guns which send a projectile weighing a ton through sixty feet of sand, and which must have like guns, with ma­ chinery to load aud manipulate them, can not be built in the time an enemy would give after the cessation of diplomatic Inter­ course. The balance in the Treasury July 1, 1853, for improving harbors and rivers was 810,021,649.55. The amount appropriated for 1884 was 91.819,034.62, and tiie amount drawn from tiw Treasury was 38,228,703.54, leaving a balance of $3,112,580.63 in th« Treasury July 1, 1884. Of the 147 places enumerated in tiie River and Har­ bor act of August 2, 1882, seventysix were reported as not worthy oflmprovemenL During tbe year ending September - 9, 1884, the channel of the South pass of tbe MlrelAsippi River was maintained unin­ terruptedly. During that time 8100,000 was paid for malnteiuua*e of the pas* and 85Q.000 in interest on tiie 81.000,000 re­ tained paid Mr..Eads, making the total expenditure for tiie improvement to the latter date of 85,000,000. The Secretary urge* Congress to make liberal and |*ermancnt appropriations to the Ordnance Department for the purchase of gun material. The tael-makers of the coun­ try require tiie inducement of bring fairly remunerated for outlays neewwary U» enlarge . tiieir plants sufficiently to produce steel txfti masses of sufficient size and of . suit­ able quality for gun construction. The manutarturAnd test of experimental guns will require four or five years, and prompt action by Congress in making this approiriatinn nnd ertablfahing Government gun­ factories to secure within a reasonable time efficient mean* of coast defense. Under the head of the Chief Signal Offi­ cer's report, the Secretary guea into tiie Greely expedition and the i’roteus matter. It is given in full: ‘The Chief Signal Offi­ cer describes with sufficient detail tiie events connected with the closing of tlie work of exploration in the Arctic region and the return at tbe survivors of the party under Lieutenant Greely. The survivor* were relieved at Cape Sabine on June 22, 1884, by a naval expedition under the com­ mand of Commander W. S. Schley. The zeal and enterprise of the reliev­ ing ejqiedition were such as to en­ title all its officers and men to the highest commendation; and while It reached Capo Sabine at tlie eariiert possible moment, the final catastrophe to the few survivors of Lieutenant Greely** party was, but for the rescue, only a few hours dis­ tant 'Fhe Greely party numbered twentylive peraoiw—of whom only seven were rescued alive and one died after tlie rescue. Of the dead all perfal>ed from starvation ex­ cept an Esquimaux, who was drowned, and Private Henry, who was executed by order of Lieutenant Greely for repeated theft* of food from the insufficient supply of tlie en­ feebled and distressed company. { The Secretary of War observe* with regret that tin- Chief Signal Ofltoer lias chosen to make tu hi* annual report a formal express­ ion of opinion that, after the arrival of the wrecked Proteus j<arty on September 18. 1883, at BL John's, there was still time, a* known from previous experience and nliown by subsequent facta, to send efficient relief, stating tliat Captain Melville and otiiers volunteered to go, giving their full plans for the refief. , ’1 o s*>iue of tiie criticfams made by tiie Chief Signal Officer in his report no refer­ ence seem* to be required beyond .saying that tiie "Proteus" Court- of InquW, so called, had tlie merit of basing lta-6unclu»ion» a* to tiie officer* with whom it dealt upon siK-h information of facta and condi­ tions n* was attributable by the officer* themselves at tiie time of their action, a* well as by tbe court But the expression of the Chief Signal Officer, above referred to, is au intrusion of an official opinion as to tbe propriety ofjthe eountc of tlie Secretaries of War and of the Navy in not hazarding more fives in 1883 in a nearly, hopeless adventure, upon hi*1 telegraphic request Thb excursion into an official jurisdiction beyond hi* own and his dictum upon - .e exercise of a *u|»erior resptaisibillty which he wa* not Invited to khare are extraordinary in their time and place, and are hardly excusable even under whatever of Irritation may liave been caused by the finding* of the "Proteus" Court of Inquiry'. Waiving, how ever, that considera­ tion, if there had at the time been given more weight to tta- views of tliat branch of the public Mervkxj, under whose manage­ ment there had been 'me futile and one dis­ astrous expedition in the Northern seas in two soeeesslve years, than to the views of men having experience in such piatter*. it Is now hardly to be doubted that we would Arctic otLunitiea Instead off one. It is not thought that the public wouW wish better .4 becn-tary off tbe Intcrio* fellei ■ most prominence to the Indian qoes.». iml renews the optni<«M expressed in ... trtfv:«»u» rv]w>rt*. Figures are given .i - ing a large increase in the number ot ;rii*ns in toe schools Xm reservations uid throughout the country. Tim Secretary thinks the greatest igeticy for the cirfiization of tbe Indian is the manual-labor sdiools. and says tiiat it is only necessary to multiply their number to as to Include all toe Indian chBdren off whool age, to forever set at nwt the ques­ tion as to "what shall be done with toe In­ Ilans." An honest compliance on top part of tlie Government with the conditions of the treaties with the various tribes concern­ ing sehools will substantially provide all the schools required. The report renews tbe recommendation that ti>e ludigiis be disarmed, as their horses xnd guns are the great hindrances to tlieir rivilixatiou. Tlie necessity for legislation for tiie punishment of crimes on the reser­ vations is urged, as it has been decided that tbe United States Courts are without juris­ diction. Secretary Teller does not think the leas­ ing of their lands to stockmen-by tbe Indi­ ans is illegal, but the Indians are not > paid what toe land is worth, and he thinks toe matter should .be controlled by the Gov­ ernment, with toe consent of the Indians, xnd fair rental charged. Regarding the iepredations by the Indians upon the dock of the whites, the report says they tan not be prevented so long aa the Government falls in its duty and per■jilts toe Indians to starve. But the difiinilty is being obviated by the apparent greater desire of the Indians during the au»t year to abandon their savage life. Among the Secretary's recommendations joneerning the Indians are: That their anf nulty be paid in stock or farming Implei uents instead of cask and' that the tem|>orary Jaw appropriating 81,000 aid to Indians tri ailing themselves of the Home­ stead law be made {lermanent The report reviews at length the fraud perpetrated on tlie Government under tlie pre-emptiou and timber culture laws, whereDy valuable land is poi-sessed for purposes of speculation or to strip it uf its Umber, ind recommends the repeal of these laws, as the Homestead act affords abund­ ant opportunities for tbe )K>ssessiun of land l»y actual settlers. Secretary Teller concludes that if tiie pre-emption and Limber culture laws are not repealed more liberal appropriations should be made for the detection and punishment of fraud on the Government through tbe agency of those laws. But even with liberal appropriations for the detection of frauds It will be impos­ sible to prevent unscrupulous persons In the thlniy-settied regions sf cocntry from appro­ priating public land by a mere technical ximpliance with the laws, while tlie spirit Is violated. There Ls but one remedy, ami that Is in the repeal of the law no longer .'Mcessary to enable tbe actual settier to se­ cure a title to the land he occupies on the public domain. Tbe public lands ought to tie reserved for actual settlers, and should be conveyed only when the settler has shown his good faith by a residence on the land for tbe period provided for by the Homestead taw. No commutation of home­ steads should be allowed. The secretary deplores the waste of the public domain and Its' absorption hy srndl•ate* and accepts the views of the Land i'ommireiouer as follows: “It is my opinion that the time has fully ar­ rived when wastefulness In the disposal of public land* shall ct«se. and that the Portion (till remaining should be economised for the use of actual settlers only. An act reserving the public lands, except m'neral land, ana Umber reeervea for entry exclusively upder h<> Homestead I aw*, and amending the ■■-’rs - rcsiulramenta. would be a measure mooting !hi* end. and answering a pronounced public lemand.** Tlie Secretary urges a severe overliauling "X the laws In relation to the taxation on railroad lands. He calls attention to the leceMity for some legislation to compel the •allroad companies having earned the land (ranted to them to take a patent therefor. «o that the States or Territories in which 4uch lands lie may have tbe benefits derived .Yom taxing the lands within their boundar- Congress is again urged, as in previous reports from the department, to legislate iu -eference to lapsed railroad grants, sox* to ipeu tiu-tfi for settlement, as the depart­ ment has no power to declare for­ feits *1 grants not earned. With regard to pensions the Secretary re­ neat* the figures In Commtadoner Dudley's jwent report, and recommends that the limitation on the time of filing claims im­ posed bv the arrears of pension act of 1879 be repealed. In the Patent Office during the year ended June 30, 18-84. 88,822 applications for patrnt*, trade marks, etc,, wer^ received, and <1,672 caveat* were filed;' 24,618 patents were granted. The work erf toe office U six months behind, and more money and room are asked for. *1 he report review* at length the affatts of the I*Bcific railroads and wiiat lia* been done In and out of Congrtws relative to the payment to the United States of the amounts due from the roads. On June 30. 1884, the net indebtedness of the roads t«» the Government was 8102,934,794.05. The Secretary suggest* that under existing law the debt is steadily increasing at the rate of rover 81.000,000- per annum. The Secretary is of the opinion that toe best method of dealing with this indebt­ edness would be to authorize the funding of the debt on an extension of time and to re­ quire the payment of fixed amounts at ;rated periods. Secretary Teller urges toe appropriation of 850,000 for educational pur)KMes In Al­ aska and concurs In the recommendation of the Commissioner of Educatlou that National aid be extended to p'ubllc primary education 'based on the number of Illiterates In the various States. Tlie Secretary expresses confidence in toe Civil-Service act, and says that the experi­ ence of one and a half years has shown the Hystem to be a valuable one. and one that should liave the support of both the Legis­ lative and Executive Departments of the Government Tlie report reviews the progress of tlie ■ear In toe Patent Department the Tenth Census, the Geological Survey, toe Bureau it Education, the' Y*eilowstone National ’•ark, the Hot Springs, toe Freedman’s Hoailtal, the Columbia Institution for tiie Deaf aid Dumb, tbe Hospital for tiie Insane, tiie Architectural Department of the Capital, the new Pension building, and tiie recon-' struction of tbe Interior Department build­ ing, in all of which a gratifying condition is shown to exist HAKWSTKR WANTS BEFoHM. Washington, Nor. 35.—Attorney-Gen­ eral Brewster ba* completed his anlual report it contains a number of sug­ gestions and recommendations looking to new legislation auietKlatory to existing statutes. Our criminal procedure fa faulty. In crimiiud cases the pirndIngs should be Btugillfied, a unifonn system of challenges provided, and tiie trials shorn of ti»e technical objections uud numberless dilatory motions that can now be interposed to prevent a speedy trial upon the merits. In preparing indictments laws for the courts of the 1 ntted Matus. The Attorney-General nxwntmewfa that the jurisdiction of the United States (Iranit and District Court*. for the judicial district of Maryland, be extended for the purpdse of securing trial in such courts and before juries drawn from tbe entire State of Mary­ land. of cases involving crimes committed In tbe District of Columbia. The Attorney-General renews his recom­ mendations Riat tbe system of paying L nJ tai States Marshals lie changed from “fees’ to **Ou toe subject of the United State* pris­ oners, toe Attorney-General favors the erection of a penitentiary centrally located and controlled by the United States, in which to confine its prisoners. If a Govern­ ment prison were erected the convicts could be employed in the manufacture of sup­ plies exclusively for the Government This would keep them employed, and should render the penitentiary almost self-sustain­ ing. It would also avoid any objection to convict labor, while the tax payers would be relievaf almost entirely of the bnrdtai of supporting them. If Congress acta upon this recommendation it is suggested that tbe penitentiary should be erected at some cen­ tral isjiiit where there are ample railroad facilities for the transportation of tl»e goods manufactured bv them. Preparing for the World’s Exposition. New Oklkask, La., Dee. 1.--Exhibits for the World's Exposition, which oppn* here December 15, ate arriving at tire rate r»f 100 car-loads jier day, 1,000 car-load* l>emg iM»w here. The Director-General wtinates that 2,500 carloads will be received rfore the opening. All the space alloted to Great Britain. France, Russia. Belgium, Austria, Hungary. Italy, Japan, blam. China. Turkey, Mexico. Guatemala. Salva­ dor, Costa Rica, Hondura\ Jamaica and British Honduras, lias been located with ex­ hibits, and will be full. The display of ma­ chinery from foreign countries Is very fine, xnd is rapidly being placed in position. Every building is full to overflowing, and further allotments can only be made If ex­ hibitors who have been alloted "fepaee fail to accept within the proper time. The Di­ rector-General announces that exhibitors (ailing to send forward tlielr exhibits or hills of lading will forfeit their space. Ex­ hibits will be received until the day of open­ ing‘ Lawhknce, Kan., Dec. 1. — Petitions have beta circulated in fourteen counties interested asking the State Legislature at its coming session to make an appropriation of >5,000.000 as reimbursement for property lost by private citizens In border warfare raids between the years 1854 and I860. The petitions have been signed by thousands of the best citizens of these counties, mid a well attended convention of representative* of these counties was held here recently to complete arrangement* to that end. The plan b for the Slate to issue bonds for this amount, to be finally taken up by the gen­ eral Government The matter has some of the best men of the Stale pushing It and will undoubtedly receive fair recognition. ■ Wellington, Kan., Nov. 2V.-rCaptaln David L. Payne, lhe famous leader of the Oklahoma boomers, died suddenly yesterday morning while at breakfast at the Hotel de Barnard. He addressed a meeting last night, and was seemingly in hb usual robust health when he entered the breakfast­ room yesterday. While partaking of hb breakfast be waa observed to lean forward as it from a slight suffocation and then drop to tbe floor. He expired Immediately. Hb sudden taking off created a sensation. Pro found sorrow Is expressed for hb co-work­ ers and followers in attempting to settle in tbe hajian Territory. Chicago, Nov. 39.—Five or six hundred people met near toe corner of Market and Randolph street* Thursday, listened to sev­ eral incendiary and blasphemous speeches, and then, led by a brass band anti car­ rying black and rod flags and social­ istic banners, marched In procession along the principal residence streets. The procvMion stopped in front of residence* of number* of prominent and respected citi­ zens. and Indulged in threatening cries and shout* of "Ln Commune I” The police did not interfere. > 4 Boiler Explosion. has the boiler- of a sawmill about seven miles from this place ex­ ploded Saturday, tearing the building to Beceti and killing John Morgan, Jamre organ, Richard Figg and four others whose names are not accessible. Two oth­ ers are seriously injured, and It is thought they will die. Chicago, Dec. 1.—In the Circuit Court on Saturday, in tbe matter of the estate of Wilbur F. Storey, Judge Tuley appointed Horace A. Huribut receiver of the Times, with an order that there bei no change of policy or of the business or editorial man­ agement. The amount of bond was fixed at 8500,000.. The Vermont legislature closed Rs ses­ sion Wednesday. American representatives are negotiating with the Canadian revenue authorities touching tbe exjwrtation of whisky held In bond in tbe United State*. A saloon license has been granted at Tawas City, Mich., where Intoxicants have not been sold legally for years, and two sa­ loons will be opened at East Tawas. In the County Court at Angola, Ind.. Judge McBride inatructed the Grand Jury to indict every person shown to haw wagered money on the result of the elec­ tion. Tbe National Civil Service Reform l.eague has retained counsel to prosecute Postmas­ ter Mells, at Grand Rapids, Mich-. for en­ forcing assessments from mail-carriers dur­ ing tbe campaign. A training school for Christian workers. In which prominent men are interested, will )<e opened January 1 at Springfield. Man*. Hie course of study will occupy two veara, and the expense of stndente will be but tbe tbe "BohrnuUii dirt," luu bn arrow Io bu«lrx< BrotKhiu. 4O<1 A bonqitet. tendered by leading PWIadeiphia Lk»moer»u, has been 5<vUned by me grannie.. ** Tbom“ outlie <hi. ™<t fnr»*n. h*O*» :».-fIiT|tt«j between 10.000 and 11.000 balkrta. Ad II tools Central paMeturer train wm fins! Into near Grenada. Miaa.. Thursday h" I A man calling himself Chartes M. Merry­ man han just deeam pod from Wayne Town■hip, o„ taking with him tbe pretty daughter of a w. altbv farmer and >8,tin fraudulently Obtained. tjckina gravel from a ptt in Alton Qounty, Ind., claim(Ml byT. W. Bwltmey. After prolonged liUgatlou th- railway company has paid a judgment fur >50.000 for the tn->pae* The Freethinker* of Western New York and Western Pennsylvania will bold thetr *ocond convention In Bebenectady. commencing Herman Unde, the Nhakwpcaraan .reader, clilnui to have discovered at Louisville lleiabrandt’a picture of tbe ''Slaturirter of the In uoceuts, and pun based it for >100. Art connolseeur* ha* c been seeking for year* for this painting. At a ini-etjog of the Metropolitan Industrie ' League in New York Friday resolutions were adopted- exprredng the onlnlon that nehher in the present session nor in tbe XLIXra Coorre*s shoukl there be any attempt to general­ ly revise the tariff. AH result of tbe affray last Sunday be­ tween American workmen and Mexican polkn at a Honora copper camp fifteen Americana »u(Tendered to a detachtnunt of troopa and ■ -•—• tbr muurJ eolw to hair which has faded or become a *. Ciean, elegant, beneficial, highly perfumed. . * “T-’* b<w*‘ b"n»«-d al lawlHmte Ion S3JC0; Insurance 41 ja«. Frederick Motenka, the dragtfM. I* alw^ wide awake to bustnews and spaJTs, I1O pains t„ Mold on a positive gnarantee. price Mr. aud ii. Frem h (fathoHe chhreh . . Detroit will cost «a/nn. " " < From Col. J. Maldhof. of New York; “I jut ■ juffemi severely for Wit last u n^-ar. Iron, ha* fayer in ear > and luid-suniinvr and m the 'a I desire In the iuterot my ft!Io* sufferer* u. tertifyln favor °C Ely **-rflam Balm. My»b*.n use of it demonstrated It * effk ac'. .1. Maidd*f 401 Broadway. I have used Kh'» Cream Rahn for Rap Fever and exfw-rtetired great relief I most cordials recomntend it a* the l>est of all the many remr dies I have tried.-T. B. Jenks, Ijra.ver Girout Rapids, Mich. Price W cents. Tbe circuit court at Muskemii ha. six taurder eases <m the docket. S. B. Durfey, mate u( steamer Arizona. i*a<: jsu««cd. Thoma.' Ertevtv (h! cored it Nothing equal to It for a quirk pah. rajjever. Two skating rinks at Reading. Pa., will not permit colored people on tin* flow, and the latter will test their rights in the courts. The schedule of John M. .Ma*ttTM>n A Ox, private bankers of Mount Venum. N. Y., Mr. Henry’. drvM»«l dead «»f heart dura~- nt shown total debts of HS4.000, with asset* South Lyons, Tuesday. of but 850,000. Ask Frederick Hotchkiss about AckerfBlond Since tbe election Ben Butler ha* leased Elixir, the only preparation guaranteed to the Senate, for committee-rooms, one of cleanse tbe blood and retonre all chronic*.'.his granite house* on Capitol Hill, at 810,000’per annum. Tbe hide dealer* at St. Louis have ettabTheron P. Keator. Editor of Ft. Wayne, ind । Gazette, writes: •• For.the past five )rar* iu*v-1 lihed an exchange. used I»r. King’* New Discovery, :»-t Six btudnes* houses al Whitehall. HL, always coogh* of nio»t severe character, as well u. f were burned Wednesday. the lo~» being those of a milder tajw. It never bill* to efln: Speedy cure. My friends to whom I have recon. $21,000, mended it speak of it tu same high terms. H..* Charles Stewart A Co., pork packers al tag been cured by It of every rough I have hau Cincinnati bare failed for $40,000. with forffvr years. I consider It the oiilv reliable ami sure eorr for rougta*, cold,*, etc." Cail at W. 11 assets of 830,000. Goodyear** drug store and get ;i tree trial botite David Sternberg, dry-guod-* dealer at Louisville, lias made an assignment. his o.r .. amounting a,nnonri,<<r to tn fw wui.vw. ■ Tlie Ontouagoti aenu j' erWMl O11 theriver Is so soluil)> fru/rn th debts 880,000. Tbe total number of miles of railroad on - ,. . Hotchkiss guarantee* ixwllivr rritaf lor which maib were carried in 18.M was 78, ; xnFred y rough col.l .-roxm.' ------ , 1 or |aa|. compiniDt and in June, 1884, toe mileage was 117.160. ) uafug Ackerls English Reined) I , or s ill refund Wednesday night incendiaries burned the the money. bams of James C, Graves, W. 1. Arnold be e*tahll*brd there. and John Hughes, near Nlcholaavilie, Ky. Fanners and insurance men arc alarmed. Mr. Stephen, Preaident of tbe Canadian An old phjndcian, retired from practice, uav Pamfie Railroad, now inlxmdon. has ‘•ascer­ ahad placed in his bauds by an East India denary toe formula of a rimpie vreetab'.tained the possibility of establishing a line remedy ter toe speedy and penaaoent cure of of steamers to run from British Columbia to Consumption. Rroachttis. Catarrh, A'thou* ana aU throat aud lune affection*, also a positive sna nuUeal cure for Nervous DebiliivaiHtaUnerroas A furniture factory and planing mill at eompiainta, after having tested its aouderft. Allentown. Pa., waa burned Thursday, an curative powers In thousands of eases, has felt adjoining structure and a building on the it bis duty to make it known to hh nn9erin< opposite side of tbe street bring damaged. fellows. Actuated bv this motive aud a dreire to relieve hnnttut suffering, I will send tree of Tbe total loss is 834,000. charge, to al) wnp desireh. this recipe, in Oerman. French or English, with tuff dtrectlonatfor kanaaw, Wbu, Saturday morning. During last week there arrived at New Nor «» 14B Power's Block. Boek rater. 5 Y. York from Europe 81,932,000 In specie. Mn*. Anna E. Ramsey, wife uf tbe ex- । War Secretary , died Saturday afternoon at ' u. . „ e* Pw.,1 Minn iMi ou i am. m inn. H>ve Ik)Wn<Adrian. raixlr Mich., Jan 31, ACK1 General G. G. Mott, a veteran .of the . rives tbe best of satisfaction. We had an order Moxtaui uid Caifalaw no, diol «ud- g.r '-1 —11“ >» >■ ttanlv at .New Vnrfc oeniy at I org. . ’. Woodland. California. J R. Bennejt * Co. Bruggteto LittleWbod won the London pedestrian ' W hen fever* are prevalent Baxter's Maudra*touraament with 405 miles, and Is now tbe { Bitters will tw found a powerful prevmtato absolute owner ol toe Aetley belt , The Tbe sehooner schooner <\ <*. J. J. Wrth .,v.w. ba* been abandon. I Tbe carpet mills of A. Smith A Sons, al '{at Whiskey island Tankers, N. Y., employing nearly 4,000\ Never ncgi’-cl a coaaUpeted aandluon o! Ui» liands, cloeed down Saturday for an in- ’ ‘bowels, or serious results surety follow. »«h a­ Sics and Impure blood, tsr Burdock Htoml definite period. liters. . Thieves cutcred the store of David | The ketuxgame flourishes in .-event! of our Humphrey, at Logansport, Ind., Saturday cities and towns. night and carried off seventy watches and a number of other article*. Tbe best salve In tbe world for Cuts. Bruise-. Frank Saunders, the inventor of the par­ Mores, Vleen*. Mall itbeum. Fever Sores. Tetter lor rowing machine, committed suicide Sun Chappep Handa, Chilblains. Coras, and all 8l>in day morning In Brooklyn by shooting him Eruptions, and poslttvaly cures Illes, nr no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect '*t-‘ self over toe remains of hie wife. faation. ar inourv rstandsd. tVioe V. rent* j-er The cutting off nf revenue from saloon liceones leaves Des Moiutw embarrassed for *UI bavega* light In beralreru ta means to run the city government A bank offered to shavi a June warrant for 890,000. Qulwy troubled me for twenty yean*. Since I ming Dr. Thomas' Ecwctric OU. h»*«Two men engaged In digging roots on an started not had an attack. Mr*. Ix-tta Conrad. Stan­ island in toe Susquehanna River are said to dish, Mich. have unearthed u metal box containing 830,­ Tbe Adrfan roller rink a ill not admit iwhu^t 000 in gold doubloons, 816,000 in Mexican |>rop)e. silver and 81,000 in small coin*. When you have a cough and want relief, thins of Kemp's Babam fortbe Throat ami Lunn a guaranteed remedj for lli^se disease* Frio* 5® cents and >1. , THE MARKETS. LIVB 8TOCK-4 battle Shoep................................. Hon................................. . FLOUR—Good to < %otae .... Patent*. 2 lied.'... WwSfF^No. No 2 Spring CORN ...................................... OATS-Weatern Mixed [carters 5:- POBK—Meat. LARII-Rteam .................... (THRESH WOOL—Domestic CHICAGO. S’* CURE SICK _6V HEAD ACHE _ _ tk—- kw 1* w ‘ ■ �The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXIX. NO. 33. HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER 4, 1884. DOWN! DOWN! DOWN! 1-7 With the the Prices Prices on on Dry Goods and Clothing! ... K “"".’iSSr’mX?" n JWft "d 1 h‘™ p“ •“* *- “lh“ —e* Cotton Cloth or Dress Goods, At most any price, I have them. Cloaks, Circulars, Velvet Beaver Shawls, And Double Sliawls The Largest Stock in the county, and the Lowest Prices. Dress Flannels, Red Flannels, Ladies’ Underwear, Overcoats are Lower than before the War. (ivrn-<>at^$2.50, $3.50 and $5.00Suits, $3.75, $5.00 and $6.50. Overcoats. $6.00, $7.50 and $10.00. Suits, $7.50, $9.00 and $10.00. Boys and Children’s Overcoats. 2.00, 3.50, and 5.00. Boys’ Overcoats, 4.00, 5.00 and 6.50 Boys’ Suits, 2.00, 3.00 and 4.00. Men’s Red Shirts and Drawers, at 75c each. Men’s White Shirts at Drawers at 25c each. Hats, Caps, Collars, Ties, Socks, Trunks, Valises, &c. sure you call at LEWIS STERN’S, Where you get Good Goods the Cheapest. pOR EALE! County News. Nashville. One Platform Wagon Nearly New. Will Sell Cheap. Six Top Carriages, From 850 to $90, to close them out. Mart Cole, of Lansing, visited relatives in thb vicinity last week. . J. H. Heckathorn. our baggageman, b on a vbit to Chicago. ’ E. W. Murray and wife visited home folks over Thanksgiving. Mr. M. b attending the Hahnemann Institute at Chicago. Prof. Quackenbush ate turkey at Bailey. Newaygo county, Thanksgjving. * • Prof. Palmer, of Deerfield. spent Thankivivlng with Mr. and Mrs. S. J. I'rindl/ . Misses Estes and lioatwick of Hast­ ings, were the guests of Mias Matie Hindmarch Saturday. R. M. Colli®, of the U. S. railway 28,000 ft. JSe’wei- Pipe, At Lower Prices than ever offered. GREBLE L POWERS PANGEMACHER & MASON mail service, is in town. Mrs. John Busby and children, of Hastings, enjoyed Thanksgiving with Mrs. J. J. Potter, in thia vllloge. Union Thanksgiving services were held at the Congregational church, Rev. Cox officiating, assisted by Hov.’e Livermore and Harder. The subject of the discourse waa Uie -Goodness of God. Our schools took a vacation from Wednesday to Monday morning. About thirty friends of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Francis gave them a surprise party Friday night. There waa music and dancing and a gala time generally. Miss Edith Fleming, who is attending school at Angola, is home on a yaca- UNDERTAKERS As in the past we will attend to calls prompt­ ly and endeavor to prove worthy the approbation of those inter­ ested. Furniture Department CONTAINS A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Hon‘ . Mm. Daniel Mead, of Kalamo, bundayed with her daughter. Mm. Graves. F. T. Boise the druggist, has been .troubled with hemorrhage of the lungs of late. Several Nashville people attended the masked carnival at Vermontville Saturday night Jefferds Post G. A. R., are consid®lag the question of agiublic installation of officers in the near future. At their annual election of officers for the ensuing year, Nashville Lodge No. 256 F A A. M, the tollowlag officers were elected: W. M, Walter Webster; S, W..Ed. Roscoe; J. W„Thon. Purkey; Sec., J. H. Smith; Trees., Ira Bachellor; 8. D, John D. Mix: J. D., Dell Flteh; Tyler. M. H. I*alm®. Should the vacancy occur, republicans in thia vicinity would be glad to see Mr. Lacey elevated to tbe position of United States <®ator. We believe he several applicants, among them one or two greenbackers, and it goes without saying that democrats refuse to sign the petition of their greenback allies. Whether Mr. Cleveland will prove a broken reed to these hopes now so big with expectancy is mere conjecture. Democrats have, judging from indica­ tions, eonfidantly look for a complete change in every department of the gov­ ernment. O. W. Chapin, of Lowell, was in town nearly all last week laboring with the people in thb village and vicinity in the interest of the establishment of a creamery here. Several of our business and monied men are interested in the project, and will give the subject a thorough investigation before making any definite steps. Creameries in active operation will be examined in order to ascertain what the prospects of income from the investment are. It will take about >4,500 to put up the necessary buildings, buy machinery, etc. The most unfavorable aspect of the project now is that those who wish to invest money do not wbh to invest enough. Experience has proved that it b best to have but two or three stockholders in order to the successful operation of the establishment. Mr. Chapin will con­ tinue hb labors thb week. WHOLE NO. 1532. “ tell among put of the anU-mooopoUata of tbe town, tor feu that the oompany may assume the form of a monop­ oly in thF future, in which case the two cities might be entirely at the mercy of a soulless corporation, and be compelled to either go hungry or pay exhorbitant prices for the necessaries of lite. The G. A. R. Post now occupy the lower part of. the to wn house. The highways are at present in a splendid condition. A. W. Petit will open up a skating rink. Rob. Radcliffe b working at tbe blacksmith business with W. C. DemL: Hilbert b the possessor of a new swell box cutter, purchased of C. A. Hough. Mrs. Harriet Holly is recovering from her late sickness. One of the most successful revivals ever held in Woodland is,yet in progress at the Tamarack U. B. church. John Spindler has returned from Buf­ falo, where he has been for medical treatment. He claims to be getting bet­ ter. mUl at hb farm. townfotUepurpo® of & MASON. met at the residence of the later on tbe 25th insL, to celebrate ber 71st birthday. It was a complete surprise to the oM lady, and after presenting her with a number of useful presents, the party partook of a bountiful dinner, prepared by the relatives, after which they dis­ persed to then several homes, wbhh* grandmother many more happy birth­ days. . • MOBGO-THOBN APPLE. Temperance lecture at R. R. Han last Saturday night by Mrs. Bailey of polit­ ical fame. Plenty of fresh pork and sausage. Mr. N. P. Parker killed four very nice hogs Monday. George McTice and Beeby Pickle have left Morgan, to look for employ­ ment Democrats of Nash rille begging money to pay the prohibition campaign expenses. How is that-for high ? Mrs. Brown tenders her most sincere thanks to these persons who so kindly furnished her with her winter’s wood. Mrs. Lewis is visiting her daughter, Mrs. HilL Thomapple Lake b frozen over. The political war lieing over, our town seems to have resumed its usual quietude. John Killock is teaching school i> School lias commenced under the rule FREEPORT. of Mr. Frank Bacon and Mass C. Dos­ the Lent district, Prairieville. From the Herald. Job and Fred England shot four ter. A full school to commence with, Henry Withey is erecting a dwelling wild turkeys last Saturday. Fred said which is not always the case. on his property east of.town. The night before thanksgiving a tur­ “gueea they must have been tame ones.” Mn. Df. Pressey returned on Monday Misses Bessie and Nellie Wing, key raffle took place, and as many were from a visit among relatives in’ Paris, stolen as were raffled for.' %ich per­ daughters of M. H. Wing, and Willis Kent county. formances are disgraceful, to say the Hoffmaster, of Battle Creek, Were the Dr. Roush returned from the north least guesta of Eli Nichols Thanksgiving. . woods Saturday, bringing with him a Lyman Cross has moved, and is liv­ The concert on the evening of Thanks­ deer and bear he had captured. giving passed off very pleasantly. The ing with Wm. Cummings. Mr. and Mn. Thos. Chesebrough re­ Wm. Cameron, whose house waa de­ house was well fillet! every body enjoy­ turned on Monday from a vbit among ed hearing Mrs. Ward sing once more. stroyed by fire sometime ago, informs friends'in Caledonia and Grand Radid& us that the adjuster fails to put in an Net proceeds, >20. John. W. Roush, who has been work­ A mill for grinding feed has been put appearance. Such matters should re­ ing in East Saginaw for the past seven in the cider mill building, which will ceive prompt attention -that is, for the benefit of the company. weeks, returned to thb place Wednes­ be found very convenient. day morning. Our school has such a large attend­ J. K. Even, of Kalamazoo, was in ance that the board deemed it necessa­ Isaac Allerding, of Carlton, returned town last week. . ry and have employed an assistant. on Thursday of last week from a trip to Howard Packard is visiting in Battle Kansas and Iowa. His railroad fare Creek. Delton. from Chicago to Kansas City was >1.00. F. K. Nausley and wife have received The roads are in as fine condition as Times are good in Kansas and he thinks into their family, as a permanent could be wished for, and IVwould take of returning to that state soon. member, a little girl. but very little snow to make fine sleigh­ Mbs Emma Donley of Carlton, b ing. COATS Grove. teaching her second" consecutive term The boys that went up north after Cdol weather for comer loafers. of school in the Tamarac school house. deer are expected to bring home enough Mbs Viola Wood b home from Char­ Woodland. Very good evidence that deer to supply their neighbors. her services are appreciated. Her sis­ lotte. ' The low prices paid for dressed pork Lee Fuller b attending school in Sun­ ter, Mias Carrie, is attending school in . makes the farmers kick. field. \ Hastings. Rabbit shooting b the order of busi­ The many friendrvof Mrs. Levi Cot­ Dr. Ward, of Topeka, Kansas, and ness next on the docket. ] brother, have been visiting their father, ton will be pleased to learn she b much Mr. Lincoln Bush has returned to Al­ ■ Wm. Ward, and brother, D. O. Ward, of improved in health. bion, having been home to speed C. L. Molbchy, the photographer at ,thb place. The doctor returned to Thanksgiving. •Kansas Monday. He is very enthusias­ Middleville, b smiling on friends and Rev. J. Charles Chase has been the ) tic in hb praises of that state, and relatives in thb vicinity. guest of Mbs Alida Bush. Bill Joslin b among those sick over , thinks it is not equaled by any other Mbs Ella Sprague has come home to election. Never mind, Will, there will fstate in the Union. stay a while. Her mother intends to Our dbtrict school is now in a'most be another campaign in four years, make a vbit to New York, Ella keeping ।flourishing condition and both depart­ then you will be eligible to the office of ►house for her. jments are full to overflowing. There president. Then the ladies can voteJ. C. Jones is home on a visit. He b V ]are now’ over 100 scholars enrolled. As all for you. learning the dentist’s trade in Kalama­ Mr. and Mrs. W’m. Wood, after dn ia competent instructor of the higher zoo. ]branches, Mr. Bates takes front rank, absence of four weeks, have returned Subscriptions for the Hastings Ban­ , while in the primary department. Miss to their future home. May their life's ner taken by F. J. Norwood. journey together be one of prosperity Hinckley cannot be equaled. Tbe Freeport Literary society organ­ and happiness, b the wish of their Cedar creek. ; ized at the school house last Saturday many friends. Now that Cleveland is elected we will A letter from David Ruckle, former­ have—what ? ,evening with the following officers: R. M* Bates, president. August Nagler, ly of thb place, now of Scurry, Texas, Is Cyrus really looking for the post­ he b in a destitute condition. vice president, John Myers, secretary, reports It Would-Be a charitable act for all office ? We supposed he intended to be ,Charles Smelcher. marshal. Miss Min­ Butler’s Secretary of War. „ ,nie Chreebroigh. and Fred. Brunner those who are indebted to him to call No such republicans in our town as and settle their accounts. , were reported in the Cedar Creek iUym and Nelson Hinckley, were named as The leap year b most gone and we in the Journal of last week. , the committee on programme. The so­ , Norton’s skating rink b being well ciety will publish a pajier to be read at hope tbe young gentlemen will lie more ,every meeting—Theodore Rogers, edi­ prompt hereafter and take the young patronized. ,tor. The first regular meeting occurs ladies’ example, as there is scarcely an Some chicken thieves gave John Me- • , next week Saturday evening, Dec. fith. evening but what they are invited to Gum a call one night last week, and attend a leap year ride or entertain­ took away twenty chickens. ment. • WoodlanD. Sidney Hull and Ben Stanton are in the north woods hunting deer. CARLTON. The Ladiee Independent Relief Corps willmjetat the residence of Joshua It was reported that John Valentins Protracted meetings closed Friday DiUenbeck, on Wednesday Dec. 10, at night on account of failing health of had gone west to find a place where ths republicans had enough left to nomin­ Rev. Thomas. 10 a. m. School b progressing finely at the ate a ticket, but we saw him last Satur­ A brother of Rev. E. O. Wightman day, looking as well as ever. Mr. Val­ ,has been visiting him during the last center. \ • few days. He expects to put in a bid Dr. Hull Jias rented the residence of entine arrived home on Friday frtyw the 1 , the new school house contract. Alvin Carpenter. aBU expects to occupy north part of the state, where he ha*. on l<een on business. Don’t worry about Citizens at the village expect a boom the same1 soon. j real estate for the next few months, Arthur Stillwell commenced hb him; he will take care of himself. in The great democratic blow out at caused by parties coming to the village school in Rutland on Monday. Frank Cain started Saturday with thb place was a clincher on all our with the expectation of living in luxu­ greenback friends. It securely welded a load of wheat. Hb hors« being un ­ ry from holding one of the two offices the two parties together, for the good of \ which will change hands with the shod one fell and broke hb leg. Mbs Ada Odell startes for Freeport the old line democrats. ,change of administration: viz., the dep­ Not a single man that voted the pro­ uty sheriff and postmaster. Both the on Monday to attend the winter term hibition ticket in thb place has a word present incumbents having mad<- a of school. Frank Andrus commenced hb school to say stout StJohn. They are ths ;competency will no doubt cheerfully most thoroughly used-up party took we at Roger’s school house. Monday. retire. Mr. William Verter died the 1st in­ ever saw. They all are now willing to to The revival at the Holmes church stant, at Jackson. He was formerly a say that they never saw a prohibition progressing satisfactorily. Logs are beginning to arrive at C. & resident of Carlton, and was once a ticket. How about the deputy sheriff that is wealthy fanner, but through misman­ Palmerton’s saw mill. tube? He has hb haircut in the latest Judging from the large number of agement lost hb property, and for the fashion, burnride whiskers, hat on ths _ __________ minnows stored up for the purpose side of hb heed. He has also bought fishing thb winter, the toys expect to Home in Ohio. His aon, Rufus, receiv­ ed a dispatch that hb father was aert- four revolvers, two sets of hand-cufli. do a profitable businres. Joseph Hough b being troubled with omly ill He started immediately and to an the labor® well paid tor Ml lb# dropsy. , . John M. Reber b putting up • teed Sri? tbe <Hgnltv and ability to ropraa- tiniMB, and U becoming day by day A party of the rMatlvm of Mr*. Lydia Gramm, moth® of Randal Gramm. Joba Freelaad’a an WlUto. wto> baa �The Hastings Banner. MARSHALL L. COOK, Editw. ' Hastings, Micu., December 4,1884. Mr tranamlrakm through the malls as second Editorial Nona. It is somewhat amusing to read the mugwump press thwe days. They speak of Cleveland’s election as a “grand victory tor administrative rerefonn.” It is true, as the mugwumps themselves concede, that successive re­ publican administiations have given us “administrative reforms.” It is to be hoped that Cleveland may keep in line with his predecessors in the work of “administrative reform.” When the republicans took the government from democratic hands, the average loss on each thousand dollars received and dis­ bursed by the federal officers waa over three dollars. The record for the past two administrations is that the loss on each thousand dollars is less than on^ cent. When Cleveland can make a better record than that, it will be time to give him credit for “administrative reform." But is this much vaunted reform] all that the people of the United States— ita "laborers, its farmers, its business men, its manufacturers,—ask of a dem­ ocratic administration? ^ave they not a right to demand tba^something beside the dropping from -the roll of a few clerks or a ’ less mfiienciiture for public improvements shall have the at­ tention of the executive and his conWhat shall be done by tbsfi to better adjust the relation between^pital and labor? What shall be done to con •el transportation lines |o desist f >m their trade-destroying discrimini ions in freight and passenger rates? What shall be done to improve the waterways of the country, anti make it possible for the western farmer to land his grain more cheaply in the European markets? \ \* What shall be done to shut, out for­ eign occupation of large tracts of American land ? What shall be done to give Rs free a ballot and as fair a count south of Mason and Dixoh’s line as north of it? How shall the vexed qoeston of negro suffrage l>e finally settled, so that the negro has some representation in the 'councils of the country ? The bal­ lot of a Whiteman of the south, through fraud and intimidation of the negro, counts for twice us much as the ballot of the citizen in the free north. How shall this condition of affairs be reme­ died? Are we, in the language of Ben. But­ ler. to open our markets for tiie cheap goods made by the cheap labor of, Europe, or are we to foster and cherish Ameriam labor, and give employment to American capital? These are a few of the many great questions that will not be cried down, and that demand an early settlement. It will not do to tell the mechanic who is out of employment and money, that Cleveland’s victory means merely “ad­ ministrative reform.” Suppose it does. If it means no more, the people have al­ ready enough of Mr. Cleveland.' We shall note how the democratic par­ ty meets the vital issues of the day. If it endeavors to bowl them down by the cry of “administrative reform.’’ *its lease of life will be just four years. As intimated in our last, Sen. Conger may resign his seat Wore the next leg­ islature meets. Resident Arthur has tendered him a good position which he can hold for life, and Mr. Conger is strongly inclined to accept, should he do so, it will be incumbent upon the legislature to elect his successor, and a republican would be chosen. We know of no man who would more ably and creditably represent this district in the upper house at Washington than Hon. E. 8. Lacey, our present worthy congrewman. The press of the country has with one voice spoken in terms of the highest praise concerning his work is coDgresK. He is an eminently prac­ tical man, a sound and logical reasoner. a fordtee debater and an untiring worker. Tbe measures introduced by him have always commanded the ap­ proval of the most progressive element in the party and country. He has al­ ways hail great influence in securing the passage of such bills as have been practical and useful. His is the charac­ ter, the tempenuent. from which the best senatorial timber is «n^de. He has been one of the most valuable members of the house of representativ­ es; and those qualities that have fitted him for so high a standing there would be docldy useful to him and the coun­ try in the upper house. Again we say thatuo filter choice could lai made than . of Hon-X. S.L»cey to fill the nnexpirAlfred Townsend (“GMh”) in er to tbe Cincinnati Enquirer ) mvk: “I. underxtnnd that Jay baa liberally given to both ahlee 1 eontoat, and that hie contribu»tbe democracy have been larger o therepuHiraaa. Having large Clevelanders. His contribution t» Blaine was Chauncey Depew, his gener­ al oounad, who made speeches over tbe live, in, the venerable body of generate state for Blaine. So both these mm and colonels, trying the <we, would like to winter here. They are willing threw an anchor to windward.” to concede anything to the defense, One thing is made quite certain by looking to a prolongation of the time. the election, and that-is that there is a The red parlor of the Ebbitt House in large independent vote in this country. which this distinguished tribunal sits, The average American is becoming has a history in itself, being the same more independent in politics. He will room in which Senator Morton, Post­ not vote the "regular” party ticket sim­ master General’s Keyand, Tyner, and ply because it is regular. He now stops later, ex-speaker Keifer held brilliant re­ to ask two questions: first, what does ceptions. Very different from the the party represent; second, what is the laught and clatter of social life are the character of the men chosen to repre­ proceedings now to be beard in the sent this party. Political organizations chamber. Eleven generals and colon­ must take this fact into account when els in full uniform sit stiff and solemn they want to win victories, that the in­ around a long table, while the lawyers dependent spirit is abroad in the land. of the prosecution and defense occupy The Kansas City Journal says: It is other portions of the room. The accus­ evident that St. John will get no favors ed is the judge advocate of the army, from Cleveland. A leading democrat with the rank of brigadier general. says of the cold-water apostle, “we He is well known in this city, having bought his hide. paid.lor it and having been here a number of years. He came skinned him I do not care to hear any from Ohio and was nominated for the more about him.” In other words, hav­ position he now holds during the last ing subserved his purpose and been days of Mr. Hayes’ administration. paid his price, he is kicked out of doors. He was an intimate friend of President Michigan already is foremost in the Garfield through whose influence his produetion of copper, salt and nearly at advancement was secured. The court attracts many visitors, who drop in for the top in iron. And now it is proved a few minutes to look at the military beyond a doubt that gold, in paying z quantities can be mined in the upper men in their uniforms. Thanksgiving day being a legal holi­ peninsula. It may be that our state day the executive departments were all will yet outrank California in the pro­ closed and fifteen thousand employes duction of the precious metals. enjoyed their freedom. President Ar­ The democratic press of the country thur spent the day at Soldier’s Home is busily engaged in trying to assure us working on his message to congress. that the business interests of the coun­ In order that a presidential message try are safe with Mr. Cleveland in the may not be given to the public before it presidential chair. Such assurances has been submitted to congress great would not have been necessary had precaution is necessary at the govern­ Blaine been elected. ment printing office. The message is In the states of Iowa, Kansas, Maine, sent in a sealed envelope to the public Vermont and New Hampshire, where printer personally. The latter sends it they have prohibitory laws, the vote by a special messenger to another re­ for St. John will not reach in them all sponsible official who does not lose 10,000. That shows how people think sight of copy or print until it is safely where they have prohibition laws as an locked in the safe of the chief clerk. Mr. Blaine’s many friends here are accomplished fact. much gratified that he is coming to In Washington territory women sit Washington at an early day, and have on juries, and Chief Justice Greene, of planned a demonstration in his honor. the territorial supreme court, says that Senator Logan will l»e here to-night. A no other influence has done so much to grand serenade and reception are await­ stop crime there as the fact that ing his arrival. women took a prominent part in trying criminals. The population of Dakota is over 450,000, of whom W.OCX) voted at the last election for congreesman. The re­ publican majority was a'trifle over 40, 000. That business boom that was to over­ take the country if Cleveland was elected must have “died a bornin” somewhere. WASHINGTON LETTER. Harper’s Young People. U I I IM I1UI Vi An Weekly. tk.’^ NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES .. • oa natural history and .wien. SSl-asLKyK;.; Office in Case Library Block, Next to Postoffiw. I taotntiud paper* on athletic Catarrh, Diseases of the Throat, Lungs, Kidneys and Bladder, i £& Female Complaints, as well as all Nervous and Chronic Diseases Successfully Treat­ ed Upon the Latest Scientitle Principles Of the above MEDICAL INSTITUTE, on account afbis iaerwing practice in Tern*: Poatage Paid, $2.00 per year. L Vol. fl Oommenc+s .Vue. 4, ism. Hastings, Mich., will make his next visit on SATURDAY, anuary 10th, 1885, and remain one day, at J The Hastings House, . Diseases of the Throat ui Lugi, Beys id Bidder, Remittance should be made by Po«-u®( Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of tos -« Me ¥ h <KPUH * Barmi« • Address. HARPF.R a BROTHERS. New Yor 1885. Harper’s Magazine Nervous and Chronic Diseases. ILLUSTRATED With the new volume, beginning in Deceu ■ DR. ALBERT has had twenty years' experience In hospital! and prhMr practice. I> a regular graduate of the most eminent Medical College, of tbe Unfted Staltw. and gives hlssueetal atam'U4LAZ,?.r wUI include its thlrty-tfth year The oldest oenodtcalof Its tlon to tho treatment of all forms of Nervous and Chronic Diseases, Blood Poison. Skin Diseases, rVfW'H nt — n*t — — —r —*--—• ■ — .... Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys and other organs; Rheumatism. Weahntw*. Nervou* and Gene­ ral Debility. Mental and Physical Prostration. Broken Down Constitutions. Blotches. Nervoustew, IHnineas cd Sight. Cough. Indigestion, Despondency. Confusion of ideas. Aversion ta Society. De ttsteadily adranrrw in tbe method it fecitve Memory, etc., successfully treated and permanently cured by remedies that are not in­ betaine making. In a word, the num jurious. • <wna> more and mure-the taithfutnnr .NERVOUS DRBIUTY-Tbose suffering from Nervous Debility, the symptamts of which are a .w .-rv »rv new sr dull, distressed mind, which unfits them for perfomdng their business and social duties, makes happy marriages ImiNMalble. distresses the action of the heart, causing flushes of heat, depression rial aoveto bv € romance Frnlmon- WdoDm. of spirits, evil forebodings, cowardice, fears, dreams, short breathings, melancholy, tire eusy of and W. D. Howels -, a new novel entitled "At company, and have a preference to be atone, feeling as tired in lhe tnornlng as when retiring, lied UmBod-CRore-,” descriptive Illustrated urpermanhood, white bone deposits la lhe urine, nervousness. trembUng, confusion of thoughts, watary by F. D. Millet. U Swain Giftord. E. A AbWs and weak eyes, dyspepsia, constipation, paiciieM. pain and weakness In the limbs, etc., should H. Gibson, and others; Goldsmith's “She ' Stoops tn conquer.” Illuitrated bv Abbey, im­ consult Dr. Albert Immediately and be restored to health. . portant papers on Art. Scieoee. etc. DR. ALBERT has discovered tbe greatest cure in tbe world for Weakness of tbe Back and ' Limbs, General Debility. Nervousness, Languor. Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation of the Heart.. Timidity, Trembling. IHrnnesa of Sight or UMdlnesa, Diseases of the Head, Throat. Nose or Skin, HARPER’S PERIODICALS. Affections of tbe Liver, Lungs. 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The laat eleven Semi-annual volumes of Har­ per's Magazine, In neat cloth binding, will be A CURE WARRANTED—PERSONS RUINED in health by unlearoMl pretender*, who keep Mill by mail, postpaid, on reelpi of three dollar, them trifling mouth after month, taking poisonous aud Injurious compounds, should apply Imme­ pet volume. Cloth Cases, for binding, r« cent* diately. Index to ’IVIE” “.“-iine. alphabetic,*'. REMARKABLE CURES perfected in old cases which have been neglected or unsklUfully Analytical, and Otaaatfled. far volumes 1 to >o treated. NO EXPERIMENTS OK FA!LURES, ft being self evident that a Physician that con­ inelurive, .from June, l**o. to June, nuo.one iine* himself exclusively to the study of certain classes of diseases and who treats thousands every VOL. 8vo, Ctoth. B4AU. year must acquire greater skill in tlioae branches than one in general practice. Parties treated Remittances should l>e made by Post-offlre k Wk'S4 iKn Money Order nr draft, to avoid chance of lowAddress with jiostage, Address. HARPER a BROTHERS. New Yctk. 2nd— Any Lady needing such a remedy and postponing tlie use of Zoa - Phora, makes a dangerous (per­ haps fatal) mistake. From our regular correspondent. Waalilngton, Nov. 2S, 18M. Inauguration gossip is prevalent in Washington just now. Local demo­ cratic organizations have iteen quarrel- / ing as to which shall have the front’ seat in the band wagon, which shall blow the loudest horns, and which tvear the reddest sashes and the biggest liadges. Meetings have been held for the purpose of telling the jealous fac­ tions that every man cannot be at the head of the procession, and that it will be necessary for some to bring up the rear, and contribute money to the ex­ Free to any lady reader of this paper. Postage pense of the jubilee. Such arrange­ In sealed envelope, 4 eenta. Address, B. PENGELLY & OO., ments have failed, however, to produce Kalamazoo. Mich. any harmony, and the matter of ar­ For sale by FREDERICK HOTCHKISS. rangement has been turned over to -the national democratic committee. Ask for "Bough on Coughs.” forcourhs.coii The other day a citizen of bourtibn ore throaL hoarseness. Trochee, tfic; ItqMd, proclivities was asked why the district democrats were so enthusiastically offic­ ious in regard to Mr. Cleveland’s instal­ lation ceremonies. They expect to get Palplpltatioa. dropsical sweeting*. the district offices,” replied he. There Iodination, hexdacae, ileeptoaneM "Wells’ Health Renewer." are about a thousand of these that are worth having, and the national conven­ Ask for Wells’" Hough on Corns. I5e. Quick, tion pledges the candidates to fill these, complete cure- Hard or soft corns, warts, fmnoffices with residents of the district. So you cannot wondeflhat we want to Strebirthenlne. improved, the brat for bocknebe, pains In cii2at or Aide, rhetimatiMa, miput on dur liest appearance, and have rtlgla. front seats. r • '\ "Wells* Health Rcnewer" restores The house committee on appropria­ tions met at the Capitol on Tuesday to map out the session’s work. Messrs. Keiffer, Holman and Forney were the only members of the committee who have not yet arrived in the city, and they were represented by others. It is thought that one or more of these an­ nual bills will be ready for considerqtion by the committee of the whole when congress opens next Monday. The fact that the republican senate can prevent any very extensive dismis­ sal of federal office holders is giving UHKXruuu«iJ office-hungry uauwi»«! democrats mum much uu>vu»<discomfon dirtlnguirflwl V a T. O. Box, 870. Congress in session; and we Will see It is positively proven how the democrats in congress pave the 1st— that Zoa-Phora (“Dr. Penway for a democratic administration. gelly’s Woman’s Friend"), is the best known remedy Lloyd Brezee is now proprietor of for all complaints peculiar the Detroit Times, which he will change to Women, young or oldto mi afternoon paper—perhaps. The republican majority in the puxt senate will be six, possibly eight. DR. CLEVELAND, OHIO BY MAIL, POST-PAID. Bound to Reduce Stock! PARTIES DESIRING CLOTHING, Pretty' Women. Exhsuatafl Vitality, Memnw tuicI FhptoAl DrMllftr, Prematwe Itocllnf in Man. Error* of Youth, and th* untold mhterfes roMJhiM inn* iDdteerrtiou or exceM. A l»«x>k tor every m*:i. young, inlddle-aged and oM. It contain* ra pretfriptfou for all scute amt chronic dtaasen Mfih oaerf whjrh la.lnvalwii>le. 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Medicated Plaster. rated Piaster has no eimal mptalnt*: pains Inghe che«t In either aide, lu-east orton-k lmMI colds, or otherwise. As Mgr It can not tw wrpwved; ■etouod excellent In cuts. Ready-Made or Made to Order. Attertin, hum aid How' For the Next Sixty Days Should CalL'aUhe Chase's Condition Powder* an- prepared ev nriraalr to meet a waxt that bus been i.o>>FW.T, m*wlttwt«ndlug the maay other- that ar. la tbAMmaL They Are pow«»ed i>f *uch Altendfiauc, and Invigorating prup^-U'-. that their benolta will be r*ahxrd in a better api.Itte; and ta an improved digestion by purifyim. the blood, and changing lUe secret ton#, remo> Ing all morbid and unhealthy matter from th- gsSM^S^’3”” eaae aa bonaes* and the v should be used l<> all dlseaaeM of a lingering character. ■» rough*, eo^ toaatfiwSife dlmecuper. hide i«»imd. boOow toom. garget nr milk <U<ea*e <>( «•<•»«. H»MhButw«nMt. ndl<»w water Miff'■ ••.*»■ I' iiii£ artMiL mMomi, etc. Price »em per box-mil twin air-Ugut can*. to SMMSSWSltfit -n DlM- MWk. For sale at W J. It L f- - If you are losing your grip cm life, try "Watts’ Health RenewerT Goes direct to weak spots. Indira who would retain freahnras k Ity. Don’t fall to try Well** Health H WOW TITSELF, A Great Medical Work on Manhood. And the many thpb&t affection* of children, promptly, ploaaafitiy and antelv relieved by "Hough on Cough*.’: Troebea,Uc.; balsam,x>c. Mother*. If you are fallinr. broken, worn out and arrvoum. use "Wells* Health Renewer." Ri. Drug* ache. A»k for "Rough on Toot ha she.’ ascents. Tie Science of Life. Only $1. And See the Low Prices at which we are offer- ! ing our goods. ceiving abuse in advance of its possible action. It is galling to the hungry, thirsty victors to reflect that the senate may yet bar them back from, the milk ami honey of the premised land. The Swaim court-martial is likely to be here all winter. After a week’s aes- UNDER■ �The Hastings’Baimer. Umber for. tbe will “ gotten out this winter. This will mchM from that portion of hia body emptoynwt to hundred, of our HASTI NGS. THURSDAY, DBCEMMEB 4, UMPeoH*. *ad «>.* will be p^d for the which started from the floor to that rw-Th*- Hanner jfnce !« eonneetod wjtj/ which checked his downward progress “■ If you went I tetter tiinee to bethe State and Local Telephone Yt changeNothing daunted he tried it again; and dUty “d ’our >>«t in an incredibly short time succeeded in w g< t the railroad now. ensconcing himself at full length snug­ oi?^?2fCELWA“ b“ il *U figured ly underneath a seat at the side of the rink. The Journal toys give a vivid KKI.I A BLK INMUBANCK—JM.M. lepwtmMterforthe next two years. description of Bro. Dennis’ appearance NevfaM, Real EataU and Insurance event. J* Ji^ — a‘ttin* “P Oi*ht<‘ ,ln« as he hobbled into the offim* the next election cogitatmg over this matter loo White Oak lor*, lain din., and over and han at last found a solution. We morning, with wrist swathed in cloths soaked with linimem, and with his well | 140 Ionic, too aoin din., and over left long, T'k “ away’ for W8 think he •oo 201n dla.. and over 18ft long. SO 301n hand supporting ontf of his hips. <Ua. and over 9ft long. 50,000 Feet Kock told ua in tonlldence, and has an eye on The “Me Too” of the Banner, imF.lm log». Itft long. A limited amount of the “posish" himself. bred- with the idea that when in Rome sagar Maple and Il*MWood will also be They have a debating society up in he must do as the Romans do, improved wanted. Lt>K* will be received at Hasting* Rh,^»li^;J^eu?a*l?ia. Schtlca, and at our mill 11-4 mile east of Morgan the town line school district, meet every the early morning hours when but few week, and fairly paralyze the liquor and were at the rink to make his debut on .titien at Northrop’s Croaaing. CUSTOM HAWING will be done at. both tariff questions, and are making on­ rollers. He boldly struck out and sat tiiHl«und satisfaction guaranteed. slaughts against the transportation down, to admire the gaily colored pa­ 4U1 Bentley Bros. A Wilkins. Unre. J. Richard McElwain, alias per on the ceiling. He is nothing if THE CMAKLE* A. Vo«ELEK CO. wn a. > nunii . , Good'dwciling house to rent at Dick, taken a leading hand in the de­ not graceful, and so "toed in” beauti­ KNAPPEN A VanAUMAN’S. bates, and is said to jeoop the Ameri­ fully. Progressing dowif the rink he gENTLEY BROS. A WILKINS' All who owe us on either notcoraccount can eagle in magnetic oratory. was overtaken by a gentleman skating arc invited to call and settle the same at Thb township of Prairieville is backward, and by heavens! there was a haying done what would be a good collision. The floor rose ud and hit the thing: for other townships to do. Time "weaker vessel," who sat down to bet­ Circulation thin week, 1,700. has obliterated most of the section and ter enjoy the bright scintillations of the quarter poets, and before all are lost guardians of the night. The roof had Court is id session this week. Prairieville is having a re-survey made, i momentarily risen from the rink, re­ The •Foote-Strong case will be the and permanent quarter and section vealing to our reporter the beauties df feature of circuit court this week. posts located. Sheriff Creasy has the con­ tlie constellations of the firmament Dick McElwain ventures to come tract for the work, and Las partly com­ above. down town once in a while since elec­ But about that race itfis a fixed fact. pleted the job. . • tion. “There’s blood on the nfoon.” The enterprising citizens of Allegan Thursday last was a.blg day for the have rebuilt the business portion of Too Bad that They Feel so Bad. l wo skating rinks. Lots of fun and no that place, which was destroyed by tire —The gentlemen whose names are ap­ body hurt.. last spring, in a very substantisl man­ pended to the communications printed The "busy little bee" has wound up ner. All the thirty-eight new stores below are evidently in great pain? We his lobbin and cold, weather has com­ erected are two stories high, have plate confess much solicitude at their pre­ menced in earnest. glass fronts, and make a very imposing carious condition, but know of no way Signers of the railroad aid bond will and business like appearance, lhe in which we can relieve their evident please remember the meeting at Union average cost per store is 84,000. We distress. ■ A few days since the follow­ hidl next Saturday at 10 a. m. wish we might see as many anil ns One ing communications, all bearing date Itjs currently reported that such blocks erected in this city in one season. ;at Carlton and evidently all written wydiher as we are having is highly un­ The skating contest at the J offer- and signed by the same man, viz: Dr. favorable to the water-works plant. son street rink between E. W. Do Ison, Frank A. Hull, he of dowery fame.! Dr. Hull feels bad and mad. Poor of Eaton Rapids, and Will C. Bonnett, were-received by us: EDITOR BANNER: fellow, he should have had thatdowery. of Charlotte, Thursday evening was a Stop my paper at once, as 1 do not Buyers are Invited to Call and See He may get it with compouiyl interest. walk-away for the latter. Mr. Dolson want a paper that denis mostly in slang. Them. injured himself in the afternoon, and If you have no other stock in trade, I Besides live and dressed poultry, was unable to make the contest very in­ would advise you to shut up shop. Send >uuffer & Salisbury will buy all kinds teresting in the evening. Bonnett’s your bill and 1 will settle. of game -partridges, quails, rabbits, etc. Yours.etc.. time for the five miles was 21 min­ I. E. GUYLKA I The hunting .parties from this city utes. At Eaton Rapids, in a contest Mr. G.’s hill is 50 cents. We will take । and vicinity haveYeturned,and brought between these same parties, bolson, the matter of shutting up shop, as sug- > all that was mortal of several deer with gested by the writer of the above, un- j won in 18u minutes. . them. der advisement. How’ever, we would After January 1st all the occupants not advise Mr. Guyles to bet heavily on | The Journal professes to have found several vulnerable points in our charac­ of the offices in the court house will lie his ad v ice being followed. ■ .! fusionists, and then it will be our turn ter, and proposes to ink ’em. Fire to tune up our harp for the music of away. We are here first. “Ring! Ring!! Court House Ring!" We understand that Dn Lowry is not tend any mon-, aa 1 shall not take I . p„rdhin. I That is the cry that has been raised them from the office. Peraonalitiee are | We \Eu“ stoc* °* everything now prepared to do all surgical opera­ against republican officeholders for not appreciated by our people here. th*1 enters into a house, from tions on the eye and ear without pain, many a year, with just as much sense Yours trulv. EUGENK CAIN, j without ether or chloroform. . and justice aa it can now be raised Eugene, you owe the Ba?(NKR 501 There will be a donation visit at the against the worthy gentlemen who will cents. Your prompt payment of the ° parsonage on Wednesday evening of succeed as honest and capable men as same will be duly appreciated by “ yours | x -----next week. Dec. 10th, for Rev. W. A. were ever in charge of the county’s bus­ Hunsberger. A cordial invitation- to iness. M You may stop my paper at once from I 1U. Landlord Merchant, w^o was ar­ Mr. C. W. Jones has consented to in­ rested for planting Italian sunsets over this date. You are welcome to the bal-1 anoe of my subscription. But do not t troduce lis at the roller-skating contest the orbs of an insurance agent who had inflict any more of your personal mat- h* between the newspaper menrofthis city. been his guest, was brought before J un­ He ip already pasting his hair in antici­ tie© Greenfield Wednesday of last week, pation of the great event. tried and acquitted. The jury seemed Mr. D. Cain is hereby informed that Q Own Make The usual winter complaint of min­ to think a hotel man was hot obliged to hi> paper has been stepped, and that there is 10 rente his due, which amount OI OUr kJ Wil IViaKC, ing wood is heart! in the land, and dire listen to abuse of himself, on his own . can have on application at our mag­ As low as can ba bought in any com­ vengeance is threatened. This leads premises, by a party who had primed ■he some parties to suppose that Yankee himself with forty rod. An amusing nificent counting rooma But perhaps, peting market in the State. feature of the case was tlie bringing of if thia Caln will wait, we may possibly Robinson hasn’t left Hastings for good. Prosecutor Colgrove upon the witness - ere the joyous happy hi nix again Eaton county officials have moved warlile their songs, the earth again lie ' stand by a liench warrant. into , a new 870,000 tire proof court carpeted with living green and the house. Her county records and valua­ About Roller Skating.- - The roll­ monarchs of the forests don their sum-1 ble documents ^re now safe. We wish er skating epidemic is at its height in mer garb—tend to the residence of this . ■ PROMPTLY DONE, we could say as much for Barry county. this city. The newspaper fraternity particular Cain, the 10 cents upon a sil- I And Satisfaction Guaranteed. To Farmers and Builders.—We are among the last to succumb to the ver tray, gut if be needs the money, have the best quality of 810.00 lumber subtle dLeuse. First Mr. Slingeriand we advise fir. Cain not to wait. . of the Journal was attacked, the first MH. BOITOB and 81(>.00 fencing ever offered for sale symptoms with him, however, anteda­ You will please stop teat paper of in Hastings, ting nearly a year. By strict attention yours. Do not send any more, as I <«1 BENTLEY BROS- A WILKINS. to businws Al. has attained a degree of shall not take it from the office. 1 ou It heems like a small return for the proficiency on rollers that excites the see Carlton appreciates your mighty ef­ forts. money to get a little piece of paper, You,. eU-.. envy of his law adept newspaper con­ JAS. A. CAIN. worth half a cent, for perhaps hundreds temporaries. We protest against the mandate of <>f dollars hard cash. But it makes no The Banner proprietor had a alight difference to the tax-collecter. If you attack last winter and has suffered a (Ate Cain. Won't -pleate stop that don’t like his goods you needn’t take lapu within the p«»t few. weeka. He paper of yours." We are “Able" and •■Cain” continue te publish the Ban­ 'em. has now gained control of the roller, as ner. Yes, Jimmie, the Banner will There will be a meeting of those to be able to maintain an erect position be published as usual, but no more shall The .Niagara Falls (Route. who have signed the railroad aid bond at l«ut one-half of the time. It doamt our 'weighty efforts" cause you pain. for the Kalamazoo & Saginaw road at take much of hl« time to remove the GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. But haven’t you forgotten to settle that Cnion hall in this city next Saturday, tell bde dust spots from his clothes us it Taking effect Nov. loth. UM. little matter of 66 cents our due from December 6th, at 10 a. m. The presence formerly dlrl. He has now, in his own you. Tbe honorable way to stop your of all signers of the tond is earnestly estimation, become a graceful and KAITWABD. subscription to a newspaper Is to find solicited. • swift skater. It la currently reported settle all arrearages. Onr office hours An exchange remarks that “Demo­ that he dally urges his wife and mother are from 7 a. in. to fl p. ig■TATIONB. crats claim the election of Cleveland; to visit tbe rink and witness his graoeOn November 26th, at the residence wood comes in slowly on subscription; ful evolutions. Bro. Hilbourn, of the Democrat, has of Samuel B. Edwards, in Carlton,Hamchickens roost high; we lost a silver half dollar through a hole in our vest it bad. Ilia story f.dr it, he's a dandy- - uel Geiger and Eleanor J. Ludlow, all iKJcket; all of which lead us to believe on Ice. He haa had a few falls, quite a of Carlton, were married. Sam'IB. Ed­ that we are to have a very hard win­ few; but he haa the advantage of hav­ wards, Esq., officiating. ing but a abort distance to traverse 'ere ter.” . Mil Wm. H. Coyle, Chief of lire de­ he come, to a stop. His look of unal­ partment, Houston, Texss, write* U**1 Thanksgiving was generally ob­ glides oyer while in discharge of bls duties he was served by our citizens. Union services loyed pleasure aa he r airily .ma, the smooth floor of theuw rink, tbe---------------center I very severrty injured by a faliing wall, tervyof fffir.on^- fe-^ZryT^ W wbre held at the M. E. church, and an of attraction for u bevy of fair onkrnkable sermon delivered by Rev. R. A. era is alone worth the price of admis­ magic pain-reliever, and to his surprise Carnahan. On our business streets all sion to see. But the la-setting sin of he was cured of his lameflaw. the stores were closed, and their. occu­ BTATIOKH our brother on tbe floor above is ego­ Feroons wh™' lun«" ,lmP“red ®r pants gave themselves up to pleasure tism. which bss led him into many have throat dweaw-e should not go to and turkey. dlfflcnltiea. He haa even gone so far aa the seashore, as the air is always poisonSStoSS^oubtaL V^Drjligdow’s Dr. Nichols says he has liver-padded to challenge tbe newspaper men oi the the denizens of Northern Michigan in city to a contest on rollers. Poor soul, Positive Cure. It cures coughs. co^*r good shape, and reports them as vigor­ what an humbling of pride be will en­ ously healthy. Accordingly he has dure after tbe contest. r taken up winter quarters in Hastings, “The greatest politician of the age. and will not make another assault on bristled up like a fretful porcupine at Cure. It givre universal sal Erie 60 rente and <•“>/*”“£■ Trial the bilious people of the north until the issuance of the aloremenHoned bottles free of I red k Hotchkiss. gentle spring stirs up the death-dealing emdjMgt, ami vehemarUy signified his malaria. intention of taking the rtnreh out of Tkk paat year haa witneroed close the light weight, (physically speaking, times for money in Barry county. The of ooursej rtbior of the Democrat He coming winter will, find money even quoded tee cry "To Hk^rar Krtend harder to get, eoDection. much more GbocTB difficult. Only one thing ean « up ' Local News. ' WAGONS! Each One ffarraated! ATTENTION We are now offering to the people of Southwestern Barry bounty a large and complete stock of general MERCHANDISE Bought at a good discount from last year’s prices and we will give the customers the benefit of the discount Look al Some of Oar Prices: 14 lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00. Arbuckles Coffee, 16 cents per lb. ' Kerosene Oil, 15 cents per gallon. Boston Rubber Boots, $3.00 per pair. Felt Boots, $1.50 per pair. Heavy Twilled Red Flannel, 25 cents per yard. Good Shirtings, 9 cents per yard. Men’s Heavey Scotch Grey Shirts, 50 cts. each. And Other Goods in Proportion. We are making three . widths of Tire: Building ge Board, ' A- Card. We have now the ONLY stock of GENERAL MERCHAN­ DISE in Prairieville. Notwithstanding the fact that we have the only stock of the kind, we have a Complete Assortment in every department, and invite a careful inspection of goods and prices. We have the goods and desire and can sell them as reasonably as at any point in Michigan. Very truly, | M. J. GOSS & CO xif.yid tr,Onme ■o QOO PS ■ S3S ll aX U VI Uj UUI I VX/ I■ ■ a* PRAIRIEVILLE. N. B.—We have lately added a stock of Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Lime and Brick. Call on us when you want any. of these articles. Dimas, Pitting, Matching It taiig Made by P. 0. Beckwith, Is the only stove in the market mounted with Boiler Iron. Over a Thousand in Use IN BARRY COUNTY. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. Michigan Central EBLw. us required for the new ndlroad,auae These Stoves are for Sale only hy H. A. Goodyear & Sons Where you will find a full line of JEWEL STOVES and RANGES, also the celebrated PARIS RANGE. Politics or No Politics! It is a (xisitive fact that ARCHIE MoCOY has the most~ complete stock of EVER KEPT IN BARRY COUNTY. He is bound to sell his goods at prices that will satisfy everybody. flaiffle Eiteision Tables a Socially. Call and see my goods and get prices before you buy and SAVE MONEY. Sole Agent for the LADIES' FAVORITE PILLOW SHAM HOLDERS, the liest in the world. Remember the place, Blue Front, South Side State Street, Hastings, Mich. Archie �The Hastings Banner. first, and then let the voluntary offer­ ings of the people be added. At 7 or 8 p. nu, Sunday school calebration, Monday, December29—Theme: The FALL GOODS! guide the preparation of tho iUuatrattona tor whiob Tw Cnrtir haa at ita disposal a vary largo quantity of ~Jgy fie.,d that wiU clover Hastings, Mich., December 4,1884. wiU Mgraduslly restored to fertility if »mber 30 — Theme: snch ?E’.ps.?re “d turned under, The aim is to present in this series, especially if rotation be observed. — Tro* not official reports, bnt commanding EnUred at the Poatofflce at HaaUDgs. Mich, Christian activity. for tnuisinlrelon through the malto aa second • officer s accounts of their plans and Wednesday, December 81—Watch Tmr» oiaai matter. *■ ,' Operations,—interesting personal ex night Theme: The Christian’s re­ -------, ---——j rruiuin wuicu sponsibility for the salvation of souls. destroy house-plants te a number of perit-nces which wilb reootd leading RUTLAND. Thursday, Jauary 1—Theme: Chris­ sulphur matRbes placed in the flower­ events of the war. and poMera, at tha. Come and see our new Dress Goods in ’Thanksgiving has come and gone. tian unity. pots with their beads down. Tbe ex­ same time, a historical value not Clothes, Cossures Cashmeres in all new colors, Silks, Very interesting 'Thanksgiving services Friday, January 2-*-Theme: Con­ periment zhas been tried with success. easily to be calculated. Velvets. Velvetines, Ac. We can suit you in qual­ were held at the Crosby schoolhouse in quest of the world in the name of —Chicago Ttmen. Fiction: Christ —B is generally supposed that no ity, style and price. In this line The Ckntcry will main­ 'the evening of that day. animal will eat bean fodder excepting tain its prestige, and furnish the best Mr. Dearing had the misfortune to Neighboring Exchanges. sheep. For those farmers who grow Zephyrs, Saxonys, Germantown and German knit­ stories by American writers that can injure his left shoulder by a fall, about beans and have no sheep it may be im­ ting yarns in all colors. be procured. In November begins three weeks ago, and has not been able Battle Creek .Journal portant to know that, after a little use A New Novel by W. D. Howell*, The'coroners jury in the case of Dan ­ of them, cows become very fond of to use it any since. Ladies’ Russian Circles, Newmarkets. Paletots, iel Merrill, killed by the M. & O. train beanstalks and will eat them in prefer­ Author of “Venetian Days,” “A Mod­ Col. H. II. Gill has removed to Hast­ at Bedford, rendered a verdict of acci­ ence to good hay. Refuse beans may ern Instance.” etc. and Children's Cloaks, a large stock and very This siffry deals ings, and opened up a business in sec­ dental death. No blame was attached be boiled and fed to fattening hogs, with the rise of an American business cheap. .ond hand goods of all kinds. to the railway employes. mixing at first with o’.ber 'grains until man. A novel by Henry James, a Henry Willis proposes that the legis­ tbe animals become used to the new Certain parties well known, living in novelette by Grace Denio Litchfield, lature shall provide for a scientific diet—M Y. Herald. the vicinity of William Parks,’ will and short stories by "Uncle Remus,” state board to examine and test liquors, find it to their advantage to be a little to see whether they contain poisonous —Winter killing of wheat, says an Frank R. Stockton, H. H. Boyesen, T. careful about their liehavior, or some drugs or not, and will circulate a peti­ exchange, is now no longer a matter of A. Janvier, H. H-, Julian Hawthorne, speculation, but is charged to the ac­ and other equally well-known writers bright morning the sheriff will be’ in­ tion for that purpose. You can always find latest styles, best goods, The boa constrictor which has been count of lack of fertility, an over-abun­ will appear at various times. quiring forthem. . under the care of Janitor Wm. Rhoades dance' of water, and a third cause, of and lowest prices. Miscellaneouv Feature*. Miss Cornelia Merritt is teaching in at the high school museum died last plowing under excessive quantities of Under this heading may be Includ­ week. Mr. Rhoades thinks that he green growth immediately before drill­ Disk 4. Come and see as. We have the goods bought for probably got too much twisted up over ing, resulting in large amount of Inimic ed a series of papers on the Cities of CASH and will sell them at the very lowest prices. the presidential count. acid being generated in tbe soil, which Italy by W. D. Howells, the illustra­ < Ed. Brock knows more about Revo­ proves fatal to the wheat plant by Im­ tions being reproductions of etchings lutionary double-barreled smoothbores Wayland Globe. pairing its vigor so that it is unable t/ and drawings by Joseph Pennell; a 'Yesterday morning a terrible deed stand the rigor of winter. than he did previous to Saturday. On - * series on that day he experimented with a rusty was committed upon one of our main The New North'-West, thoroughfare before the eves of some relic ofjhe dark ages. He loaded light of our citizens who chanced to be pass­ being tin interesting group of papers Wken Is the Soil Exhausted! by E. V. Smalley. Lieut. Schwatka, at first, and it was his impression that ing by. The perpetrators were men The soil is never completely ex­ Principal Grant (of Kingston. Ontario), ;ford. Rev. Washington Gladden, Julia the gun scattered. The barrel was who are well acquainted to the people State of Michigan. County of Barry.-ss. hausted. There will always bo some and others, descriptive of little-known Schayer, Anna Lea Merritt, W. O. poorly fastened to the stock; but Ed. of this vicinity. They caught their a Court for the county victim in front of the Wayland House, element remaining that is capable of regions; papers on French and Amer- Stpddard, D. Ker, Ernest Ingersoll, of Barry, buldeu at the Probate Office in the elty proposed to remedy the scattering busi­ where, with the force of two or three providing noartehment, no matter how loan art,—sculpture and painting, with ,Clara E. Clement, Lieut. Schwatka. of Hastings in said county un Tuesday, the 25te day of November, tn the year one thousand eight ness let the risk be what it would. Ac­ stout men armed with butcher-knives, closely it te cropped. A soil mav be some exquisite illustrations; papers on The illustrations will be the work hundred and eighty-four. Present, Clement Smith, Judge of 1‘robate cordingly he dealt out a double dose of they held him down, while a man with exhausted of a portion of its plant food, I Aetronomy, Architecture, and Hietory, of । the very best artists and engravers In tbe matter of the estate of George Mublood in his eye cut his throat from ear but that portion may be a very im­ —and there will lie plenty of them. dock. deceased.. powder and shot, took aim and fired. to ear, while cries of terror filled the portant factor in the composition of a the first being by Professor Langley : Philo A- Hheld on comes Into court and repre­ He is still of the impression that it air and the business men rushed out of certain crop, which deficiency may and others. Under Architecture are In the November and December num­ sents that he is now ready to file his annual « bers arc beautiful count as administrator of said estate, and prav* Included more of Mrs. Van Rens; scattered—scattered him all over the the various places on the street to wit­ cause a failure, but should the crop be COLORED FRONTISPIECE*. that tbe same ma»J>e heard and allowed. of a kind that does not largely demand seiner's articles on churches, city and highway, chased him over a fence, and ness the proceedings. It was a hog. Thereupon It is ordered, that Monday, tbe Sac. Buy the November number for the the particular element which Is not pos­ country houses, etc. Colonel George day of December next, at ten o'clock In the fore­ was kicking at him the last he could Charlotte Republican. children. . It costs only 25 cents, and noon, be assigned for the hearing of said peUttou. sessed by the soil it will grow and E. Waring, Jr., will describe recollect about it. He picked up the all book and news dealers sell it. The and that tbe heirs at law ot sai.d deceased, and Court convened Monday morning in mature, although the same may appar­ all other person* Interested in said estate, axe. re­ Progreee in Sanitpry Draining; subscription price is $3.00 a year, and quired to appear at a session of said Court, then scattered fragments of • himself, and the new court room, Judge Hooker pre­ ently be exhausted. It is impossible to E. C. Stedman, Edmund. Gosse, and now Is just the time to subscribe. to be bolden at the Probate Office in the city oi computed the damages, which consisted siding, an«l will probably finish the completely cxliaurt a soil of all its ele­ HMtags, In said county, and show cause, if any work of the term this week. The at­ others will furnish literary essays; AJree specimen copy of S t . N ichol ­ ments of plant food, but it to a verythere***, why the prayer of the peUttonrr should of a dent in the forehead, several aperatorneys in attendance are warm in easy matter to exhaust it of some of its George W. Cable will contribute iu as will be sent on request. Mention trot be granted.. tures in his clothing, and an anatomy their praises of tlie arrangements of the And it is further ordered that said petitioner The Cekttrt Co., fertilizing elements, which to all in­ various ways; several papers on sport this paper. give notice th the person* Interested in said e»-fhatjached in every l>one and muscle. new room and its accoustic properties tents amt purposes render the soil inca­ and adventure will soon be published, New York, N. Y. Then he looked for the gun. Found and claim it could not be bettered. pable of growing crops of a certain kind. and .^news­ Aii a raindrop toretelll a storm, so to be published in i There are now said to be about forty John Burroughs , the stock where he stood when he shot,; democratic candidates for postmaster There arc many soils very deficient In ni­ printed and circulated In snld county of does a pimple upon the human body in­ paper Barry once tn each week for three sueresslve but the gun-barrel hail treeih his hat of this city, with several wards to hear trogen. whiob makes sucti unsnitable for will write from time to time on out­ dicate bealth-deetroying virus in the weeks previous to said day of bearing. wheal, and should phosphoric acid be door subjects. . CLEMENT SMITH. and was still running around the tree from. blood, which can be neutralized and ex­ Readers of The Century may feel pelled only by Dr. Harter’s Iron Tonic. Hon. E. 8. Lacey was 49 years old lackingall the grain creps will be de­ when Ed. collared it. The world seem­ Wednesday. His most acceptable birth­ prived of an im|xjrtaut element of plant sure of keeping abreast of the times Probate Order. ed a desert waste to him the balance of day present was a dispatch from Wash­ food, tbe only course to pursue in such on leading subjects that may properly Grirr** QlreeriDo Salve. State of Michigan. County ot Bath -•>. Tlie iiest on earth, can truly be said the forenoon. Having recovered his ington announcing that his daughter, contingency being to supply' tbe soil come within the province of a monthly AX a Marion of tbr probate court for lhe eounl' of Griggs' Glycerine .Salve, which is a of Barry, bokten al the probate office in the dt’» with that ' which it immediately de ­ magazine. Its circulation Is now strength and his ideas he set to work Mrs. O. L. Judd, presented him with of HMtlun. in said county, on Friday. Uh* grand-daughter, and that mother and mands. Yet, while a soil may be de­ about 140,000 monthly, the November sure cure for cute, bruisea, scalds, burns, 28W day of November. In the year one tbouaaBd upon the gun again in the afternoon, a Will pos- elriit bundrecFand righty-four. . child were as well as could be expected. ficient in both nitrogen and phosphoric number exceeding that figure. Sub­ wounds, and all other sores. wired the barrel onto the stock, and It was quite a coincidence. ' Preaent, Clerqpnt Smith, Judge of Probate. acid it may contain sufficient potash to scriptions should date from this num­ In the matter of the relate ol Francis Acker, was working the hammer when the lat­ grow crops which demand an excess of ber, beginning tbe War Series and Lowell Journal. On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, potash as plant food. . ter slipped from his finger, came down Mr. Howells’ novel. Price M OO a ot John Acker, praying that a paper this da* Mary Ellen Chase says “ there will be Tin difficulty with farmers who make onto his thumb and “clawed off” a good filed with this rourt. purporting to be the lai>t year, 35 cents a number. All book­ Hotchkiss. three women to one man in heaven.” specialty of certain crops to that they Will and testament of said deceased, may bc .v. sellers and news-dealers sell it and bite of it Ed*. is now convinced that That’s about the way it is here when mltted to probate. quickly exhaust the soil of a single sub­ Thereupon IL is ordered, that Monday, tlie the Revolutionary gun as a source of you go out after ice cream. Guess we stance, though only depriving it but take subscriptions, or remittance may­ 29th day of December A. D, ISMjtl ten o’clock In be made to the publishers. z can stand it, Mary. partially oi other’ elements. Such pleasure or profit is a dismal failure. tbe forenoon, be assigned for tlie bearing ot said A free specimen copy of The. Ckn- Wheal, white patitton. and thaX thf helm at law of said dr Best joke of the season; from the method more quickly exhausts a soil Wheal, red . ceased, and all other jerxon* interested tn said Allegan Gazette; “Room for Begole-in than any other, but such soil te also tuby will be sent on request Men­ Com .......... estate, are required to appear at a session ot The Methodist Centennial. history! He is greater than Leonidas more easily recuperated. To illustrate tion this paper. The CentItry Go., said Court, then to be holoen at the Probate Office. In the city of HaaUngs in said county and As the Christmas conference which and all his Spartans. They tried to tbt manner in which a soil is exhausted, New York, N. Y. Pctatoea.......... show cause, if any there be, why the prarer ot hold a pass and didn't. Begole held it Apples perbo*. organized the Methodist Episcopal let us suppose a farmer to have bis the petitioner ahmild not be granted. despite all the men fh Michigan and And It to furttaBrprdered that said petitioner ST. NICHOLAS FOB YOUNG FOLKS. barns and granary well filled with corn, church convened December 24,1784, yjpd it constantly for two years. give notice to the persons interested in *aid oats, roots, hay, cornfodder and straw. estate, of tbe pendency of said petition, and the and continued in session to January 2, hearing thereof by causing a eony of this order He feeds all the grain to his horses and KiUaiuaioo Telegraph. to be published in U>e Hastfngs Bakner, a 1785, it is proposed that the centen­ No printed periodical can take the An 18-year-old Allegan miss left cattle until he finds himself short in newspaper printed and circulated in said Counts of Harry, once In each week'for three sucecssivnial shall cover the same space of home last Friday in the company of a that respect, though having oa hand place of parent, pastor, or school weeks, previous to said day ot hearing. plenty of hay and roots. It will be teadher; but a good magazine can time. In celebrating a great spir­ traveling agent. Her parents fearing CLEMENT SMITH, she had eloped, sent word to the police. plain that the fanner still has plenty supplement their work and influence (A true copy.) Judge of Probrie. itual epoch, it is but proper that all In view of They discovered that the girl had re­ of feed left, and may keep his slock on to a wonderful degree. exercise j should be of a high spiritual turned home the following day, and the such, but if hi A horses are worked and this, it is not extravagant to say that State of Michigan. County oCBarry-iw. traveling agent had gone to pastures his cows zmilked. he will find that if —instead of “Can we afford to take J*1*’ character. AX a aewlou of the Probate Court for th** they are deprived of grain they will not St. Nicholas?"—the question of every new. bounty of Barry, bolden at tbe Probate Office it It is therefore recommended by the the elty of Hastings, in said «nuntv. on Sabir Breathes there a man with soul so perform the service that might be ex­ earnest household In English-speak­ Chickens. alive day, the 2Kh day ©^November. in the year one church that at least one religious ser­ dead, who never to himself hath said: pected did they receive grain. The Turkeys, alive. thousand eight hundred and cighty-tour. ing countries, to-day, should be “Can 1 Present, clement Smith. Judge of Probate. vice be held in all the churches every “I’ll go and paint the city red ?” And f<x>d is therefore deficient, and the ani­ we afford not to take St. Nicholas?" yin the matter of tbe. estate ofBenjamln Bewe. when the inky night had fled, rose from mals would not prove profitable. Thus day, from December 24th, 1884, to The magazine, during its eleven JJEW RAILROAD! h)s hard and painful bed. and said: “O te it with the soil. If it te deficient in On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ January 2,1885. ( , heavens, what a head.” any respect, though not really ex­ happy yeais of existence, under the fied, of Sarah A. Howe, administrator of said es­ tate, praying that her final account filed with The general conference 01^/880, in Wednesday as Lorenzo Randall, of hausted. It te partiallj- so, as it can not editorial charge of tills court, may tx* heard and allowed. and>h«* MARY MAPE8 DODGE, Plainwell, was standing in Vosburg & provide plant food for the crop. But. be discharged from Uh* said trust providing, for the celebration of this Horn’s saloon, his revolver was acci­ in our illustration of the thrnjer’s sup­ has grown familiar fo hundreds of Thereupon It te ordered, that Monday, tho mh centennial, recommends “that all our, dentally discharged in changing from ply of provisions for stock,' it is appar­ thousands of young readers; and their day of December, A. D. 18M. at ten o'clock inth*forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said pell one pocket to another, the ball entering interest and intelligent' enjoyment preachers and people be careful to ent that he could safely provide for a lion, and that the heirs at taw of said deceased, and embedding itself in the knee bones. and all other persons interested 1n said t-stau—FOR—. make the year 1884 one of special It was extracted by Dr.. Osborne, who flock of sheep with hay and roots, even have constantly inspired the editor are required to appear al a seaalon of Said and publishers to freph effort To-day court, then to be holoen at the Probst*- Office, tn consecration to the service of God, fears, however, tliat the man will lose if grain were scarce, aud his barn the city of Hastings, in said county, and show would not, therefore, be exhausted so its strength is in1 its wholesome cause.auy there be. why the prayer of thand that as far as possible constant his limb. growth, its sympathy with young life, far as feeding sheep is concerned, petitioner should not be granted. and prayerful effort may bo put forth Allegan Journal though we admit that some graiiHihouId Its hearty recognition of the move­ And It Is further ordered that said petitkmc: give notice to the persons Interested In ssid also be allowed to sheep, and iu like ment of events, and its steadily in ­ by all, to secure the unlveisal renewal G. H. Hill Is cultivating fish in ponds estate, of the pendency of said petition, and th-, manner the soil may grow a crop of po­ creasing literary and pictorial re­ the vil2 hearing thereof, by causing a copy ot hl order of pure and undeflled religion, to the on his farm, one mile west of ttz I wish to announce te my many customer* tatoes or grass, though incapable of tote powtabodlh Ute Hastings Banxsm. s sources. Tbe following are some of lage, with good success. He received that tn view of lhe hard times. 1 have decided newspaper printed and circulated in said count? end that scriptural holiness may be nourishing a grain crop. It is plain, the good things already secured for to make a reduction In the price of repairs. some carp recently. of Barry., once In each week for three successive spread over all lands.” There is more or less talk about hard therefore, that anv soil that contains a future numbers of St. Nicholas: After Dee. 1st you will find my prices as fol­ “ ““ portion of tbe elements required by "His One Fault” a serial s'tory for lows; The bishops in their circular address times and depressed business. Did any­ (A true copy.) Judge of Probate body ever know a time when there plants is susceptible of greater fertility. boys, by the popular author, J. T. issued sbon after, exhort all “to hum­ Double Wagon Felloe^ 3 In.,'per set... ge 30 It is not economical in the farmer to Trowbridge. wasn’t just such talk by croakers? Probate Order. ble oureelves before God, and fer­ There is abundance of produce in the provide complete fertilizers, containing Mate of MlehigM. County of Barry-re “Personally Conducted," illustrated At a session of the Probate Court for the all the ingredients of plant food, unless papers on famous places in Europe. vently plead for that preolous bap­ country, and money to buy it. County at Barry, holdeB al the Probate office la •poke aud felloe, common It makes us tired to read every day tbe soil is deficient in all of them. He tho city of Hastings, In said county. «« Monday By Frank R. Stockton. tism of the Holy Spirit without which of some town t>eing ••painted red, should, on the contrary, endeavor to the 1st day of Decemt>er. In the year one thnu“Historic Girls,” a companion series •and eight hundred and elgbty-four. nothing good or great can be accom­ somebody wheeling some one in a wheel­ provide for whatever loss may oocur in PresonLCOemeBt Smith. Judge of Probate. ’* firht.......................... in barrow; or worse yet, eating a crow tbe plnnt food taken by crops, and to “Historic Boys." By E. 8. Brooks. plished.” In the matter of the estate ot Hiram Gardner. “Ready for Business”; suggestions dinner, to pay some damphool election These sentiments were reiterated bet. Please switch off on the beautiful thereby save the expense of purchasing to boys about to choose an occupa- Tongue,(woodwork,)............. . ..................... in On reading and filing the petition, duly rerifirci. tlpt which is already In the soil. Ex­ of Sarah A. 8- Gardner, exwutrix of the tarn Set ot Kim*, buggy, .............. 5 00 patlon, — based on personal Interviews by the general conference of 1884, snow or—anything to rest our eyes. hausted soils may be restored by using will and testament of said deceased, allo*/*!: which recommends that in accord­ n fertilizer composed principally of the with prominent representatives of Pateot Spoke*, buggy, each............... *... m that a duly authenticated copy of the lari will Bellevue Gazette. and testament ot said deceased, and of the Pro various trades and professions. By substance required, and then growing ance with the advice of the bishops, brie thereof, having been filed iu said eouri< Common ...................... ............. . k is The greatest hope of Bellevue now a green manurinl crop thereon to be G. J. Hansom.» showing that said will has been duly admitted t<* "religious services be the chief fea­ is for a hotel next season. Three probate In the county of Niagara. New Yort. "Driven Back to Eden," a serial ThilL*. buggy, earh .................. ....(. ............... 111 turned under. By following such a and Praying that said copy oT smJ will be al years without a hotel. We venturejthe ture of the celebration.” system for a few years tbe most im­ By E. P. Roe. JmmT fl^ridreeorded fo arid court m and for All other wood work M price* in proportion. assertion that not another village of “ Talks for Young Folks, ” a series of the laat-wiH and testament of arid deceMed. In obedience to these reoom man da- 1,000 Inhabitants, doing a good business, poverished soils may be restored to Thereupon it toordored. that Monday, the »nh Thankful for past favors, I would still ask a productiveness.—Farii. Field and Fin- popular papers, by H. H. (Helen Jackday of December. A. D.. W. at ten <• clock in tions the Asbury Centenary Associa­ and on a through line of road, can be oontlnuance of your patronage at my old stand. sop). •ide. J Suumi'Km"i thTtE helre ri‘ de tion suggests the following program found that has been without accommo­ “Among the Law-makers”: recol­ dations for the same length of time, THZ CENTURY IM ISM. illirt, and aflotberpersona interested insata of themes and exercises for centenary and not another place can be found lections of a boy-page in the U. 8. A Great Enterprise. senate^—containing much political in­ where tbe same “dog in the manger” office. In the city of Hastings, in said eourty formation, both instructive and amus­ Papers on the Civil War. and show causa. It any thereoe, why the pra)*r Wednesday,December 24—Theme: policy could h^e been so successfully _________________ HASTINGS, MICH. ing. By Edmund Alton. pursued. • Personal consecration. The Important feature of The Ckni IL!.. J?"1*!1 cr|ita i<» ix-St- mS «• z “ Davy and the Goblin, ” a very Thursday, December 25—Thome: TUby Magazoie for the coming year— 'funny serial story by a new writer, Mr. Editor:—I was induced by read­ Indeed, perhaps the most important Praying the Lord of the harvest to haartiM, thereof bv cauainE a copy ot inis oraer ing your paper to try Dr. Harter’s Iron ever undertaken by the magazine— Chas. Carry). to baBubltabad tn the Hastings Bannkk. a send forth laborers. • Short Stories by Louisa M. AlootL Friday, December 26—Theme: The Tonic for debility, liver disorder and will be a series of separate papers on “The Progress of Invention’: From scrofula, and three battles have cured prayer of faith, i the great' battles of the War for the This day should be observed as a me. Accept my thanks. Jos. C. Boggs. Union, written by general officers Palanquin to Parlor-oar,” From Cross­ (A true ropy.) Judge of Probate bow to 100-ton Gun," etc. Descrip­ day of fasting and prayer for God’s high in command upon both the Fed­ This extreme tired feeling we have in eral and the Confederate sides,—Gen­ tive papers, by Chas. G. Leland. blessing on the church. “Sheep or Silver?” a story of Texan the spring, fall and during the summer Saturday,December 27 - Theme: eral Grant (who writes of Vicksburg, life. By the late Bev. William M. Prayer for God’s blessing on the ser­ denotes torpid liver, we have no appe­ Shiloh, and other battles), Generals tite and no ambition. Take Dr. Jones* Baker. vices or the Sabbath. “A Garden of Girls" being six short j Red Clover Tonic; it corrects these Longstreet, McClellan, Beauregard, Sunday, December 28—At 9 a. m., troubles, restores good spirits. It speed­ Rosecrans, Hill. Admiral Porter, and d i* every family. Giv«» stories for girls, by six leading writers. love feast. At 10:80 a m., centenary ily cures dyspepsia, ’oad breath, piles, others. Tlie series open in the No­ “Tales of Two Continents”’! stories senson. Theme: Christeneducation, pimples, ague and malaria diseases. A vember Cotort with a graphically of adventure, by H. H. Boyesen. the leading work of our second cen­ perfect tonic, appetizer and blood puri­ illustrated article on “Cartoons for Boys and Giria,” tury. or gratitude for what God has fier. Can bo taken by the most delicate. The Battle qf Bull Run, funny pictures, by St. Nicholas Art­ done for us and for the world during Price 50 cents of Fred’k Hotchkise. written by tbe Confederate general, ists. the past hundred years through the “Fxim Bach to < G. T. Beauregard. Brief sketches. en­ True American men and titled “BeooUections of a Private,” pareason at that .strong o AT RUSSELL’S Ottoman LU CO cc very the CO JULIUS RUSSELL HURRAH I A Tumble in Prices. f C.S. WHITCOMB, AGENTSS^ ng Safety Lamp �The Hastings Banner. i>«cntM!» <■ mm. Local News. notice to taxpayers. I,er and «»n December 2Vth, 30th and 31 nt, for the purpose of receiving taxee. WANTED. ihiuir from m bU«d ox to * m -uttiuK and OUior®riadl«» and children’s rMpn--Abp«iciMlty. It is now winter, and please don’t <.rget it. H astin<.s justices complain of lack .f business in their courts. 11 KsTiMMi merchants are receiving their stocks of holiday goods. eight A fine party attended the ball at I mon hull Monday evening. The guesses on tbe beans at McOm!.• r's range from 475 to 4,001. pray.i lUOD. 1SS loner lyM itkd. now torem.au! the job rooms of ««n« »»d hundred. o< other., who a>«U«b»good Job print®, .ad wm do tood work in eun tertify to their quality. I know day. " the Times job rooms. M. H. Clark has * ^r- hodman paid 911 ZD for a 11 Mrs. Orno Strong is in the city thia Jewetad Bockford. I could have Hvud •aaociated with him hn» son Ed. in the publication of the Democrat. him *1100 with an Elgin or Waltham Hurd Tinkler waa in ths citv Th anta, oi the aune grade giving. •Any one in need of a watch, jewelry R,Pld»'*>*«>“ N» rreldence Miles Main returns home Saturday or «ll verw.re, will nee money by deal­ ta that place, Monday night He wax ing with me. So come and see me, M yarn obi, and was well known in from Illinois. JOHN P.ESSMER. *blk city, his former home, where he has Rev. Stewart is in Canada’ visiting Tbe Jeweler. many friends. The funeral is to be relatives there. T he F oote -S trong Case.—This held to-day at the family resldenoe. Rev. J. L Buell witf occupy the M. E. case is now on trial in the circuit court. At a regular assembly of Giblin pulpit next Sunday evening. The facte relative to the shooting thus Mr. and Mrs. Milo Williams returned round! No. 49, B. * S. M., officers for far brought out. are substantially aa the ensuing Masonic year were elected last week from Wisconsin. published in the Banner at the time. “ follows: M. W. Riker. T. I. M.; T. Mrs. Patterson, of Cleveland, is visit­ Several additional facts have been w^DAM-; A P- DnU“- P- Cing her sister Mrs. Hotchkiss. . brought, to light, however, one heing W.; John Q. Creasy, C.of G.; D. Striker. Arthur Ainsworth, of Grand Rapids, the criminal intimacy of Dr. Foote and £Ohn H’ Goodycar. recorder; Mrs. Strong, as testified by both Orno spent Thanksgiving in Hastings. ". D. Hayes, con’d of council; T J Dr. Peckham, of Freeport, was a wel­ and his wife. As the case is now on Brosseau, steward; E. B. Troop, senti­ come caller at the Banner office, Fri­ trial, the Banner refrains from further nel. comment at the present time. In our day. neat issue the full proceedings will be At A meeting of the Riverside Ceme­ Mr. and Mrs. T.8. Brice, of NashvilK published. . Judge Mills, of the 9th tery Association, held last evening at are spending a few days with frjffids In judicial circuit, occupies the bench. the law office of Wm. B. Swcezey.the the city. Prosecutor Colgrove and C. G. Hol­ w«eWriXfflCera“d b°*nl °f *’■ Sch“t2 »™‘ G™d Wd. brook are conducting the case in behalf — । I...... —r_ xv _ President- W. L Wilkins S’ ‘WCh“* U1' of the people. M. V. Montgomery, of | Clerk John Burner hoUday trade. Lansing, and L. E. Knappen and Clem- j We have just received a lot BOY’S, YOUTHS’ AND MEN’S OVERCOATS! ----- BOUGHT FOR----- They will be sold at the same RUINOUS PRICES! Call Early and Get First Choice. rceaaurer—,1. P. Rolierts. Mr. Jah. Crawley went to Grand Rap- ent Smith are looking after the inter- • lk^in rSiv'le!GarrSi’nid“ ‘“-day. to attend the funeral of esta of the defense. Board of Directors Chester Messer, Henrv Prindle. Following are the jurymen in the! W. 8. Goodyear, John Q. Creasy, J. JL ° , case: Wm. J. Warrant, Warrant. Henry Henrv Budd, Budd.1 __ Nevins, Jas. A.Kweezey. • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nims, of ease: i • ■ , • ' ~ MR. BANNER: ' Grand Rapids, spent a'portion of last D. W; Johnson, Richard Doyle, John-___________________ Hull, John W. Ford. John Fighter, Ed-----------------------------------------: ------------— -------------------------------------------------------------------Dear Sir: -Please note the follow-1 week wlth lheir Parent* in 0118 ^ty. ward R. Sylvester, Andrew FT Sylvester, ing from your paying correspondent: ^Ir- M. V. Montgomery, of Lanaing, is Randolph A- Polley. James E. r RocKroan. 1LU, Dec. i. 18M. in the city this week. He is one of the This is to certify that we have ap- attorneys for the defense in the Strong David Bowker. Those wishing extra copies pointed A R. McOmber sole agent for , case thfhsale of RocJtford quick time Railm„ Banner of next week, with ft road watches in Hastings, Mich., and Tlie Misses Mina Mudge, Rosa Boat- ceedings of the trial, will please that we will, to the fullest extent, bus- wick and Lillian Estes were in attendtheir orders at once. p"urhXfr“r‘in.«! hln‘ U «‘«’»l‘hoTrechen>'lnStituto.tNMh- E. Y. HOGLE. ....... see what those carrying Rockford watches have to say of them. i»v ». Watch company. viUe ^tunlay. ' ' **’ Mr. R. M. Collier, of Jackson, former­ How alKiut our tire fire protection? Fun Ahead—At Messer’s rink, on j ly publisher of the Gnus Lake News, is a pertinent inquiry just now. Saturday evening, the tfth, there is to was a Banner caller Wednesday. .He Rev. Thus. Cox, of Nashville, will be a “green race,” i. e., the contestants ' is a witness in the Strong case. Messrs. Iffiin. Smith and J. VanAr‘ preach at the M. E. church Thursday not having previously skated on roller skates. The contestants will be Mes- man, of the firm of Smith, Hams & evening. snuRobert Pratt, Covert Freer, W. J. VanArman, went to Grand Rapids John Carveth’s plurality for Sena­ tor is 276, as declared by the board of Carveth and Emanuel Croak. No urg-; Tuesday to purchase holiday goods. • ing will be necessary to ensure a full ■imvassera. ' Sid Crowell and Kirk Grant went house to witness this race, which will over to Eaton county hunting Thanks­ With every W.00 sale of silverware be the most laughable event of the sea­ giving day. They secured seventeen >ou get a box ofwllver polish free at son. Usual prices. Good music. The quails, three rabbits and a partridge. McOmber’s. Banner advises the contestants to “go Mr. E. W. Murray and wife of Chica­ The Detroit Evening News is sl6w.” go, arc the guests of R. K, Grant and sue a.Sunday edition, to fill the place T he Dayton Hedge company hasl>een wife. Mr. M. was formerly foreman of vacated by the Sunday Times. building their hedge fence in’ Ashland the Nashville News, and is a witness in Miss Lulu W aters, while roller Co.. O., my home for many years before tlie Strong case. skating Tuesday, fell and broke one of coming to Cajrlton township a little Mr. Fred Miller, for some time past her arms just above the wrist. over a year ago, foPquite a number of day telegraph operator at this place, Fred Hotchkiss bought a fine stock years, building on the county infirmary left on Tuesday, in response to an order of holiday goods this week, and you farm and for my near neighbors there, to report at Jackson for assignment to will hear from him in our next* and their work was always considered duty elsewhere. Old gold and silver is as good as satisfactory so far as I know. 1 have The Keeler Bros., C. W. Granger. money with seen a good deal of their hedge, which Prof. Will Morse and wife, besides sev­ A. K. MOOMBER, lhe jeweler. I thinks perfect success. eral others from Middleville were in WUXI AM WAIXACK. , The Grand Rapids Saturday Evening our city Thursday, and spent most of Post has again changed hands. J. K. The music class of Miss Stella Wheel­ the time at tbe skating rinks. . Fairchild is now editor and proprietor Major Anderson is in the city the er, consisting of the Misses May thereof. Tomlinson, Floy Kyes, Minnie Kennedy, past week. He says it is now or never Should the new railroad be an as­ Birdie Heath, Gertie Beotley, Gertrude with the railroad. The syndicate must sured fact, Hastings will have a build­ Smith and Nina Bowne, gave a musi­ know at once whether Barry county ing boom of huge dimensions next sea­ cals at the residence of A. J. Bowne, will come to the front or not son. t ' Hon. A. J. Mills, Of Kalamazoo, and Tuesday evening last. A few friends A rollBi-skating contest between of the teacher and her pupils were pres-, Judgeof that circuit,- is presiding - --------------------. at Fred Spaulding and John Brock will ent, and enjoyed the occasion richly. • the present term of court. Mrs. ’Mills take place at the Jefferson street rink, Some of the class have taken less tfian is also in the city. The J udge and wife a term of lessons, but all showed marked j are guests of Hon. Geo. K. Beamer, Friday evening. Note .the change in Dr. Albert’s ad. proficiency in the execution of the The date for his coming has been fixed music assigned them—particularly the for Saturday, January .10th, instead of little ones. Each was the-recipient of hearty applause and deserved praise. as formerly ani^ounced. . The Grand Rapids street railway The affair passed off very pleasantly, and the little company appreciated the company and the Knights of Labor are entertainment thoroughly, and compli­ having a little unpleasantness- Knights mented both teacher and pupils. appear to be ahead thus far. Erv. Whitlock has been secured by W.S. Goodyear & Co, ae clerk. We are pleased that he is to remain in our city, and congratulate Messrs. Good­ year & Co, on securing the services of one who will be found faithful always. Cards arf out announcing the mar­ of our city, to an Otsego lady. ThecereFarmers and Workingmen— Gill Willie Colwell, aged twelve, of mony to take place Wednesday Decem­ has an Invoice of new ready made Hastings township, was driving past ber 3d. Our congratulations and best clothing at low prices. Coats, vests and Stanley’s blacksmith shop, in the first wishes are hereby tendered to our pants from 82.00 and upwards. ward, Saturday noon, when about halffriend. Henry Ford this week shipped six a-dozen town boys rushed out and be­ Among Tuesday’s callers at the Ban­ chickens to his father-in- law, Mr. A. J. gan to yell at him, and threaten to do ner office were D. B. Ainger, proprietor Russ, who lives in New Mexico. The bodily violence to him. Johnie Van­ Brunt wa. the lender or rn<« youvu.u.' express charges on the birds was only Brunt was the leader of these youthful hoodlums, and felt that be must do; ’J’T’'” " TT carveth and his 815. something to distinguish himself as the ator elec __j r, W Many workmen are of this city are ^ekXn^ re^’—. Sn.HA A living in hopes that tbe timber for the new railroad will be gotten out this Chicago--------------------------young Colwell, hitting him In the f.we, Co., Go., Chicago winter, and they thus obtain employ­ causing the blood to flow quite freely. Bockruiu. VB- Otiikb atcmbs. R ockford vsther Watches ment. The cowardly scamps then lied. Col- The of the Rocklord Watch, in Local Assembly No. 1951, K. of L., well drove Into town, went before ProscUy to think nobody knows still holds tiie fort. The assembly ecutor Colgrove, and asked for a war-' whit a watch is except himself. I did incuts every ‘Wednesday evening at the rant for young VanBrunt' for assault | not My Hockford did not keep good rooms occupied by Justice Greenfield J uatice Kenaston made out the neceee-, tjlne< hut said it was no better than any as an office^ ary papers, placed them in officer Ellis . .ft inJj£e of the same grade. A Bock­ The regular monthly meeting of the hands, wj>o searched for the VanBrunt fon) „ jeweled movement rente W. F. M. 8. of the M. E. church, will be boy, but could nor Hud him. At tbia;at w holesale as much us a G. M. held on Wednesday of next week, be­ writing he waa still at large, but will j wheeler. The latter is 16 jeweled with ginning at 3 p. m., at the home of Mrs. doubtlees bo apprehended. There is a j patent Regulator. Tbe Rockford I’. W. Niskern on Green street A good gang of young boys who have head- I chargw «.<» more for ouch a move­ ‘"f Ladies’ and Gent’s SETTLE IT NOW! I UNDERWEAR The Destiny of Hastings and Bahry county resting on Saturdays Meeting. The signers of the bond guaranteeing | the aid necessary to insure the compietition into Hastings of the C. K. & 8. R. R. will meet in Union hall, this city, Saturday forenoon next, to settle defin­ itely the railroad future of Hastings and Barn- county. . The capitalists who will build the road will brook no longer delay. For one year they have waited, and now in­ sist on a decision by the people of Barry county. Kalamazoo is ready with her notes and her bond. It all rests with Barry county now—all rests with the hundred men who have signed the bond to determine whether it shall be turned over to the company—and if thewdo, work on the road will promptly bJrd. Special Peremptory Sale! W. S. Goodyear & Co.. Within the next ten months, fully 8100,­ 000 will be spent for labor, ties’ and timber for this road in Barry, county alone. Within a year we can have the benefit of competative freights, and a short route to Toledo, the best wheat market in the west, and Chicago, the best general market in the west In one year’s time this road will save to the people of Barry county in cash more than it cost them. Its benefits will be permanent— secured to us for all time. The road will add to the value of real-estate, and increase tbe pleasure of living in every part of the county.1 We have been long enough in lhe I woods; long enough behind our neigh-; bora in prosperity and transportation ' facilities. The chance to get out of the woods is opon to us now. We f tier opbelieve we shall never have another _r portunity nor will we deserve it, if we neglect this grand opening. It all rests with 8 ‘ beenformerly of Dr. Miller, Aboijlriage tytlfUW UlHenry nvwnC.havu ox... jI taken A committee of our l>est buri-1 ness men some time ago declared 836,­ 000 of .three notes as gilt-edged paper. Of the 811W it is safe to say half are good and will be paid, perhaps mon-. The signers of t£e bond will be asked to guarantee 842,600. We doubt if the one hundred men whose names are at­ tached to the bond would have to pay above 810 each. Suppooe they had to pay 8100 apiece. In consideration of the benefits they will get, they can af­ ford to. Gentlemen, let’s stop fooling away any further time on this project, | and settle it forever in favor of the rail­ road at Sat^rday’a meeting. It is with a feeling of the greatest pleasure and no small degree of pride that we make this announcement, and we extend a most cor­ dial invitation to our friends and patrons thro’out the county to examine this latest evidence of our business growth. This department is nn^y filled to overflow with the latest novelties. The \_ low scale of prices which we are offering these goods will make our competitors poorer ' And will Enrich our Customers. DIED. R W. S. Goodyear & Co. ilocLl HAIGHT.- In thin villngp. Rt the renideiw® of iii F. I».U»x, Fries. Nor.Sl.lin*. ottyehoM Uf--------- M ria. Jaundice. Affect,"' of the Lirorand K'doer*- P>mp es and toco fever, Nathan Sv. Hright. «E«l ® yean.. Rl——Orvhs. Blotches. Boils. Humors. Salt flhoum. ScroMa A E^re,polos. “Gone but not forgotten,” ' Can truthfully be said of this the de-! parted friend of the entire community. ■ roans. MXLamur During the weeks of Mr. Haight’s sick-. ores his recovery was anxiously looked ' for by the people of this village, and j ....— ------------------------ :—T-----ment The H. n. Taylor movemmt is TbDeJ "j gjgjjQ cheaper than the Rockford of ulRke. Now ask G. <1. Spaulding> jQhn Spaoce. Geo. Osborn. A. 8. egraphy with F. A. Covile at the depot Merchant and Ell Throop whether tbe he was an entire stranger; but his I---------------------------------------.... ,rMylor lnoveioent keep* good Ume or straightforward and courteous demean- -----, ■ . ‘ no, The same is true with the or soon won for him the respect of aU 5Valthani watches. The P. 8. Bartlett with wlimii li.''Uin.. ui contai't I’..S| M V ■■ w Apploton A Tracy movement are Ing the de)x>t he intend the store -d H. ■ VW ■ ■ „ the Bockford over made, and S. Dibble, where hb reiusinwi u vrer. V*BB better, and 30 to » per rent cheaper. and then took tlie poellien bf assistant . . Elther lhe Klgi„ or Waltham make postmaster, w.hi h he has siiiee held . A. JUiICEMAN.<rf»4 RrwtwM). lup movements to tbe Rockford a one. with the exception of one J“u'. 1!1‘1 as ™>— wftbaui Mirgteri ..Hi bf ri>r>n» rnrina nmturr te mw M bb omce. st-1 The latter cannot stand con.prtiUim he hud the .uUn- .xu.Hde.ne « hl. era- ur jffi r.m wjth the largt factories, and make Uielr uloycr and tliu entire |>eoph- ft IS m liwj raan txuli before a ml after e«n*, I* maBedfar money by advertising, for which the ten to nay. In hitlie young *.air«re» JUrnet MrrK. buver of the watch pays lb* Heaoer- MM® of this pine • h:ivr tort 4 llnu frkml. quarters in a dugout in the drat ward. ■ attendance is desired. . The Banner is apprehensive lest Dr. and loveto Imagine themselves as-ixdd, F. 8. Hull bankrupt himself by his lav­ l>ad Injuns” who are the terror of the ; ish expenditure of money in ordering palefacea of that region. They have: subscriptions to the Banner discontin­ made it exceedingly lively for chickens : ued. He has thus far expended seven heretofore, but until their attack un young Colwell had confined their bellg- ■ cents in this direction. erant efforts mostly to poultry. An ‘'■The ladies society of the Presbyterexample should be made of such offend-. ianyhurch will be entertained on Fri­ era. or we will soon hare a hard lot to day afternoon by Mrs. Nevins, Carnadeal with. ■ • vXln, Dawson. Van Anmm, Cole, NwLater.-Young VanBrunt was taken vr» and Babcock, at the Episcopal socie­ before Esq. Kenaston, plead guilty; but ty rooms. Yop are all invited. upon his promise to behave hlmaelf in The society connected with Emman­ the future, he was discharged from cue-1 uel churdi will be entertained by Mm. tod, Fred H. Barlow and the ladies associa­ ’ i —■ .. . hlv. a' ted with ber, in the weiety rooms in BVU.MK1U- ATTKKT1OS.-1 carries a Waltham watch, Rower’s block, on Thursday of next car load inch boards to seU on »mu » s waUh u riot. Whk-h will tw sold M V«ry near ou^ wiU tire until seven. Come everybody. coot of handling. Three wj*>'ln« -j ber can make money by calling '““o'186.00 per M. X. B. WILLISON. lie {lapi,u. (and be la agent for ‘ _ua> N T. Parkar. »r.' Bin ers J BISTBLOOD NIHEH M EHHL iMlyiagr. die chuuuunity a go*ri <’iV’l faithful Official. Theluncral was hekl nt the Baptist church Sunday. HU atuenied by u iargrr tungre- Office in Bank Building- �III- THE FOREIGN BUDGET. Interesting Evente of the Week in Other Landa. /he Kagllsh Channel. MICHIGAN STATE NWS. j death in the owouoht LADIES Ths Detroit grain quotations are: Wheat i —No. 1 White, 7««7fi Ma Wo. 9 Red, MHO! My.teH.OA as 11 £s l>«ad!y-Hu» 76 Xc; No. 3 Red, ClfoOSS'a Flour—Michi­ gan White Wheat, choice, $8,506*3.771; rotter Cuaruntun, W. Va., Nov. 81.—In­ proeexa, 8L0CMM.85,: patents, ».00«..X>. Corn—No. 2, 37M(M8c. Date—No. 2, 29 formation from Perryville, MeDuwell County, this State, near tbe Virginia border, —12M<ai3c- Eggs, ISfieac. gives frightful accounts of the ravagtv ot scxaltod cbolera Iu the extreme southwest­ batt. Mason County, with Wm. H. Perring ern counties of Virginia and adjoining as postmaster. tory in Kentucky. Making every allowance A Mormon missionary is at work in Iosco for exagg. ration, the lose of Hie li County. been appalling, while the Hon. Luther Westover died the other of the, survivors is terrible morning at Bay City of paralysis. He was extreme. No rain has i_ struck three never mjv --------- down ----------_ days —j- before, and uv.v, lhe vuuiuumim Cumberland mountains, Mountains, in in wuicii which uie tiie wmn4 mudamu He bad ten on. I Inlretwt dlmrlrt l» .taixbxl. tor four nwollB, of fluhwiriout Inmlu.. ...... .. . . ... of the heaviest lumber men in the valley. tlie drought entailing not only an almost to­ Dongola, Dec. 1— Advices from Khar­ toum state that El Mehdi continues to sum­ mon General Gunlou to surrender, nnd that tlie latter replan by firing into the enemy. On one occariuu Gordon told El Mehdi to s dry up tiie Nile ami mine across if he he tiie real prophet, and that he (Gordon) would then surrender. The rebels are entrenched There are about fifteen miles of logs tal failure of tlie crops, but cutting off the at Wady-Gamjtr. jammed in the An Gres River, Iosco Coun­ supply of water over a wide area. Difficul­ Paris, Dee. 1.—Victor lingo yesterday Inspeetefl Bartholdi's statue in presence of ty, that were put there a year ago. These ty was experienced in obtaining water for Mr. Bru latour. First Secretary «»f tiie Ameri- are estimated at about 26,000,000 feet. stock In some localities as early as the mid­ ' can legation, and a large number of AmerRecent experiments with tobacco raising k-.ui residents. Hugo said: “This beauti­ in Clinton County were very successful, dle of August, but no actual suffering among the inliabitants occurred until to­ ful work of art oinesponds with my withes, find will constitute a pledge of lasting jieace and next year will probably see a much ward tiie end of* September, when, the between Franee and America.” The statue ! ordinary sources of supply having for Of the twenty-four Congregational min­ was decorated with French and American ' the most part failed, the mountaineers were isters in the Eastern Conference in this flags. Paris, I>ec. 1.—The Telegraph mys: I State, fourteen are foreign born—most ot compelled, in order to sustain life, to obtain water for household purposes from what is "The Cabinet has obtains! certain knpwl- ' them being natives of England or Canada. known m the “poison” or mineral springs edge that China Intent* tn continue the . Thomas P. Dunn, a soldier of Troop B, war. It is probable that 15.000 reinforce- . In lhe mountains, or from the’small amount Third United States Cavalry, committed • inents will be sent to China.” remaining in deep holes In the beds of London, Dec. 1.— Vanity Fair quotes ! suicide at Fort Leavenworth, Fsn., the from private letters from officials in India 1 other day. He was only twenty-one years creeks. A p rsisteut use of. this water soon developed a pecular disease, as deadly as ' stating that there is a dangerous condition 1 old, and was frbm Detroit. Asiatic cholera In iu nature, which r of affairs in that country. The feeling* of »u>nn,aw Miss Kate t>uruuw,ui Burnett, of xurvxiuruii,unugnPort Huron, daugh- has ever since raged with terrible fatality the natives were never so excite! against Ur of Rbv. B. Beckwith, died the other over iialf a dozen counties in Virginia and England » at 11* time, ud rotelKii mornlng from u,, ot Kentucky. The loss of life thus far Is vari­ emissaries are at work among the natives. 1 • • tumor some days ago. ously estimated at from four hundfed to atirring them np to strife ami preparing «, make „n,r- an — explosion. Officer* ... Caleb Lincoln, who founded Union City, eight hundred. Among children and adult* . them to in , high ouinniaml have sent U» EnglatMi urgent I Branch County, in 1837, died the other well up In years the mortality lias been greatest, but no class has been exempt. demands for authority to form caiiip^ of night. He was almost the first white man In a number of Instances, especially refuge for women and children in order to there. He built a frame dwelling which along the forks of McLean’s Creek, be ready In case of a mutiny. The Govern- i still stands. a tributary of the Big Sandy, and zneiit has been warned It Ison the eve of a Joseph York, who has a piece of land in the valley of tlie Powell River, great trial ■ emptying into the Tenues*-.-e.. entire Paris, Dec. L-r-At the Cabinet Council. just east of Roycommon, has fallen heir to farnllies have |M*rished, while in numerous Saturday. It was decided to make the pro­ $»,0U0, cash. Charles Frink, whose home was five other rases but one or two members of a posed increase of duty on foreign grain 2 household survive. Few recover from tlie francs (86 cents) per cent. per.. 100 pounds. ' miles north of Millington, Tuscola County, disonlvr. from sixty to eighty per cent, of [This will be about 20 cents a bushel.] i disappeared recently, and his body was Bkiu.jn. Nov. 28,—Mr. Sanford. ,the | found a few days afterward half a mile tliose attacked dying. This is accounted American delegate, praasited to tiie Com- j from his hous?. He evidently had been for by tbe facts tliat pure water te stilt un­ attainable and tliat proper food and medical Dilttee of the West Afrieita, Conference yes­ murdered. William Kenny, of MilHngtoiir attendance can not lie had. The drying terday a complete scheinf for a railway I him been arrested as the supposed mur­ up of the rtn^ams lias necessitated tiie from Vavi to Stanley Pool Jto be sanctified ■ stoppage ot numerous small grtet-mills derer. — j — wera. no rival ’ <*: a monopoly -by all■ the A firn at Mount Clemens, Macomb along tlie mountain valleys, and tiie line being permitted in thi interest of any j one Nation. The proposif. was a surprise I County, the other night destroyed the population for the most part appears tu be in tlie most abject want and misery. , The to the other delega taken Grand Trunk warehousebut and was freight sheds ________________________________ locality te alm<»t inaccessible _ _____ to the out­ under _—_.consideration. ------------------rhe baste of the with their contents, and five cart. The side world, there being no railroad within < on go, as agreed upon\by the conference, I. losses were shared by merchants owning one hundred miles, and reliable news is __ comprises .1,300,000 miles of tarri- I goods in the warehouse. Loss, $25,000. very difficult to obtain; but even if hall lory. Henry M. S y lx endeavoring to j what Is alleged be true tbe calamity te of have it extended to 8, 000 square miles. । B. F. Whituall, dealer in whips and tiie most serious nature, and calls for In reply to the inquiry by the delegates of gloves at Coldwater, failed recently for prompt. action by the authorities and tlie Holland at the conference yeshmlay Henry about $30,000. public. ' M. Stanley stated tliat It would De both posFred J. Smith, a young man operating a Ltnchvcbg. Va., Nov. 22.—The local eible and useful to join the Ixsopold and restaurant in Bay City, was arrested aud papers In the countica visited with the fatal Matambti luikes by a navigable canal. It jailed] the other afternoon, charged with scourge make only a brief mention of Its would not be practicable to join tiie Nyassa passing a forged check for thirty dollars. ravaged but further information shows and Tanganyika I^ikes. tliat tlie former reports were not ex­ Jesse C. Brown, long a respected citizen aggerated. The Claysville Time* (Who Pahik Nov. 22.—The Chamber of Depu ties, yesterday, bya_vote of 370 tn 35, adopt­ ofiBL Johns, Clinton County, died recently County) says one hundred and fifty dratlis ed tbe onh-r of the <lay, declaring tliat sitting in his chair smoking his pipe. He have occurred in tliat county. Tlie disease the Chaintier maintains its determination was sixty-six years old, arid leaves a wid­ spreads over a considerable section, but Is hi hiHure the execution of the Tientsin ow, two sons and four daughters. worse in Wise, Ixv, Buchanan and Dickin­ treaty. Later, an order of tlie day was About midnight recently two barns on son Gminties. Rains have fallen, there in adopted hy a vote of 283 to 187, declaring tbe two.days, and the foul water sup­ that thtt Clumber takes cognizance of the the farm of Daniel Ogilvie, five miles north ply, which, it In supposed, caused the declarations of lhe Government and relies of Evart, Osceola County, caught fire trouble, has been replenished, and the dis­ upon ita energy to insure respect of the mysteriously and were entirely destroyed. ease te reported to be abating. The. phy­ rights of France. They- contained a large crop of hay and sicians describe it as acute typhoid dysen­ Vienna, Nov. 28.—Fanny Ellsler expired grain, also four cows, and all were lost. tery. ___ _______________ yesterday' in the seventy-thini year of her The Salvation army has leased barracks «• *» . BAY■ " a K -OCAKKB IHLri,- A " If you want w-; greet vartety SHHM <pHn-« ef one of rt,. in ibeUs Addrwt dr. WARD 5 co. I oski.-m,. Mx A»d It is further ordered that said petitioner sakih*3 Indianapolis. Ind., Nov. 27.—The of­ o'clock the other evening. Loss, 4«,000; nciai count oi inaiana snows: Q| ficial of tne the vote or of Indiana shows: ,insnraace, WAsinsGTOM, Nov. 21.—In the report ol $7,000. The origin of the fire Cleveland, 244,894: Blaine, 288,447: Butler,/Xi .raw unknown. the Commissioner of Agriculture submitted 8.794: St John, 3,007. Cleveland's plural­ yesterday It is shown that the value of Reporta to the State Board of Health by ity. 6,447. For Governor—Gray, Demo­ thirty-nine observers of diseases in differ­ meats lias increased from 8300.000,000 tn crat, 245,140; Calkins, Repulillcan, 237,748; 8800,000.000; coni, from 8800,680,878 to ent parts of the State, for the week ended Leonard, Greenbacker, 8.338; Dwlgglns, November 22, indicated that pneumonia, 8604,818.304; wheat from 8184.635,545 to Prohibition. .’..866. Gray's plurality, 7.892. puerperal fever, tonsilitis, erysipelas, inter­ 8436,008,403; bay, from 8152,671,168 to Boston, Mass., Nov. 27.—The official aiUMHUicenient of the vote for Presidential mittent fever, inflammation of the bowels 8400,505,783;- dairy products, from 8158,850,­ electors In Massachusetts gives Blaine 146,­ aud whooping-cough increased, and that 000 to/8352,500.000; cotton from 8211,­ 724 votes: Cleveland. 122,852; Butler, 24,­ remittent fever decreased in area of preva- 516,625 to 8271,638,121, and other product 382; SL John. 9,923. Blaine’s plurality, lenee. Diphtheria was reported at nine- In proportion, more than doubling the ag­ 1 teen places; scarlet fever at ten, and measles 24.872. gregate value and increasing it from 81, Portland. Ore., Nov. 27.—The official J „ _ __ . . /oo,000,000 to $8,600,000,000 In round numvote of this State is as follows: Blaine, 26.­ Mr.. Zr^d Ingall,, of Mudt.gon, polnoned. Wllh good „ . prices the lh, current pro bent With nro-­ 852; Cleveland, 24,583; Butler. 723; w SL hv -r. Joh.,,4^ Blain.-..aJorllr.l.MK ■ a tn. uajn day. m». It oj/pruicu appurM ucr h.r duction of the agriculture of the United •moi former husband, from whom she was di­ States can be little short of 84,000,000,000, AtUil-sTA. Me,, Nov. 28.—The Governoi and Council, having completed nieir count­ vorced, came between her present busband find the values are those of the home mar­ ing of the Presidential vote of Maine, de­ ahd herself; kets, and not of Eastern commercial cftie> clared tlie result yesterday as follows: A new post-office has been established at or jxirfs of exportation. ■»r Commissioner Highest number of votes received by t|>e Morocco, Monroe County, with John Griner said: Blaine Electors, 72,2011; Cleveland, 52,140: as postmaster. "The wheat area la ao nit»ch beyond the re quirementa of consumption In this and othei Butter. 3.95:1, ami SL John, 2,160: Blaine’f The salt blocks of Oscoda and Au Sable conntrira a« to depress tbe price to a point majority, l&MML unprecedented In recent year*, favoring st Madison. Wk. Nov. 29.—The official get their supply of brine from six wells certain points the use of wheat In feeding foi canvass on Presidential Electors In thb near East Tawas, Iosco County, a distance ■ pork production. Tbe cause of thia supera­ State (fives the' following result: Hlgiiest of ten or twelve miles. It is forced through bundance I* two-fold. First, the extenaivr in the Northwestern prairies and Rlaine Elector. 161.157; highest Cleveland wooden pipes aud furnished at ten cents settlement the dry plains of the Pacific ooast; and, sec­ Elector. 46.477; highest St. John Elector, per barrel of salt produced, which is about ond. the extraordinary period of comparative 7,<156: highest Butter Elector. 4,598; Blaine's one thousand barrels per day. failure, of European wheat for several consec utive years The progress-of settlement must plurality, 14.080. Emile Anneke’a residence and barn at Ih- k-SA rupld hereafter: and already has beer Denver. Col., Dec. 1.—The official canfollowed by comparative plenty. Tbeee faett vims of .Colorado, as declared by the State Bay City were destroyed by fire the other of products and prices point to tiie sharp no­ night, and the most of his furniture was comity of adapting t&v production to tbe con­ Board, Is as follows: Blaine, 36,227; Cleve­ also destroyed. The loss was nearly $5,006: sumption. to supply tbe food products now land. 37.627; Butler, 1,957; SL John, 75ft fully insured. Another gold mining company, the choapneas to consumers." The Failure liecord. The commissioner says that the destruc Nk* York, Nov. 29.— Hradatrcet’a re Alger, has been formed at Negaunee, Mar­ quette County, with John Q. Adams, J. M. tion of forests Is alarming, but he finds porta 287 failures in the United States dur­ .Gannon, C. G. Griffey, Edward Blake and cause for gratification In the extensive ing the week, against 951 in the preceding Captain James F. Foley as a Board of Di­ planting of young trees in the Western week, and 232, 186 and 158 in the corre- rectors; The company awns a property on States. He wfys that the destruction of •pondiiig weeks of 1888, 1882 nnd 1881, re­ what is known as the gold range, for the forests for lumber is greater than the legiti­ spectively. Classified by sections and com- thorough exploration of which the incor­ mate demand, and has resulted in burden­ ing tiie market. Further diacussing the porators have associated themselves. subject, the commissioner says: •Tbe great pine forests of the Northwest A valuable bhrn an<L contents were are nowdepleted to such an extent that South­ burned at Port Huron thfc other evening. ern ulne Is brought Into competition with it In Rev. John A. Doyle, Professor of Natur­ the < Uicago market, and a perceptible Inroad ha* been made upon those vast foieats which al Science in the Jesuit College in Detroit, cover so large a proportion of the Gulf States. died recently, aged twenty-five. The same reckless and wasteful methods of lumbering are pursued thm-c which have so • A skeleton of a man was found the rapidly consumed tbe Northern and Western other day two miles west of Port Huron forests. This condition of things makes ii more Important vvyry year to endeavor to near the old Plank-Road House, a notori­ preeerve the forests which form a part of the ous den that flourished years ago. The public domain, and to so guard and control by law us to make them of the great**t skeleton was lying on the left ride and them and most.lasting benefit to the country." was almost buried by the earth and de­ Tlie bureau la now ini ’ ‘ ig the cayed leaves. The clothing had decayed, culture of silk in accordance actol but small pieces were found which indi­ Congress which made an ai lion of Thanksgiving Day wm Observed In the cated that the man had been well dressed. •15,000 for that purpoae. wmal manner throughout the country The finding of the skeleton had unearthed' Thursday. At Washington the fire de­ .a murder that was committed a decade San Franctmco, Nov. 90.—Michael II. partment paraded in the rooming ago. A Coroner’s Jury was impaneled, and in the afternoon cxdorod military but the inquest did not develop any facta De Young, proprietor of the San Francisco Chronicle, was shot late yesterday afternoon organizations marched through the that would unravel the mystery. BTho burincss community of Battle Creek by Adolph Spreckels, a sou of Claus Spreck­ waa startled tbe other afternoon by the els; the Hawaiian sugar king, on account of MeElroy. The New York Post-office wa- closing of the large hardware store of a recent article In the Chrrmfete, respecting open, as on election day. and the Custom­ Wattles & Wood on five chattel mortgages the affairs of the Hawaiian Commercial House gave a;i hour for the entrance and . amounting to $21,000. Sugar Cornjiany. Tbe affair took place In tlie business office of tiie pa]>er. Two shots Jaoob AMor tarn-Mad for Uh road restaurant, not far from Detroit, were fired, the first lodging in De Young’s left arm a little above tbe elbow and tbe reoond in his left shoukler. Both wounds your mother used to make.” Frisos Frank Lum, a well-known variety *ing'oung walked [A true copy.] POWDER Absolutely Pure. Which will brlpril, of either sex county ot itarrv. holden at tbe ITobate Office tiie city of Haatiiup. In srid county, on Mon­ day the 17th day of Nov.. In tbe year one thoua- , and right hundred and elghty-foor. PreBent, Clement Smith, Judge of ITobate. In the matter of the estate of Harriet M. Perry, deceased. , Christopher A. Hough comes into court and competition with the multitude of low tert, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Hold only represents that be Is prepared to file hl* final In cans J Pownra OO..10B account, and prays that the same may be heard and allowed. .Wall St -------------- Thrreui>on it is ordered, that Monday, tiie 151 h day of Dea. A. D. IBM. ri ten o’clock ta the lorvuoanj-be assigned for tbe hearing of said petltlqirfand tliat the heirs at taw of said de­ ceased, and ul! other fiersons interested in arid estate, are required to appear at a session of Mild iourt. then to be bolden at the probate ofltee. ?? In tm dty of Hastings, iu srid county, and show lutehr sure. It mw UMAX petitioner should not be granted. ' , A no It N further ordered that said petitioners give .notice to the persons Interested In said I estate. of the pendency of said petition, and the 3W l<> w PUDUBDCO III MIO I1MUII4S DAHRKK, newspaper printed and circulate! in srid county | of Barry ouce in each week for three soeceesfve , weeks, previous to said day of hearing. CLEMENT SMITH, [A true copy.] Judge of Probate. I •*15 S’ I I n It i ”3 -iEs 5? It 2 I State of Michigan. County of Barry -aa. C; | At a session of tin- Probate Court (or the । at tbe office — in L• i •~-n« counr of Barry, "----- --holdeu ----------“ *'Probate — " I the city e of IHariinp in srid county on Tues- I i day. the iaili day of November, in the year one thnntand eight hundred aqd elghty-four. Present. Ctemcnl .smith. Judge of Probate. ; In the- matter ol the ejdate nt Allen Math। ew». deceased. On reading sad filing the petition, duly vertS3 of OaearSIribcws.uueol'the helm at law K fled, of sriU'deceitaed, praying tills court to deter- I mine who are the lawful helm of said deceased | and entitled to inherit the reri estate ot which I arid deceased died seized Tbereupon it ta ordered, that Monday, the 15th day of December next, ri ten o'clock In the forenoon.be aaslpu d for I be bearing of srid petitioa • and that the heirs ri taw of srid deceased, and aH other persons IntercKtediln said estate, are re- I qulrod to appear at a seMlon of srid court, then 1 to Im- holdeu at the Probate office, in the city at HaBtnga, tn said eounty. and show cause, if any J there be, why the prayer of the petitioner should | not be granted. And; It Is further ordered tliat srid prtlttoMr give aotlee to the i>vrsous Interested In srid estate, of the pendenc y of said petition, and tbe bearing thereof by caurinx a copy of this order to be published In the Hasting* Han-kr. a newspaper printed and circulated In arid county S’®* ilUh 888eg88?888?SSS |° • । •? hl FARM PRODUCTS. A box-factory belonging to B. H. Briscoe KBS to be publiriied !n t paper printed :ui<l a HE HASTINGS BA NN Ell . an» the Detroit pob T PHOTOGRAPHER. Blate of Mlcliljpui, County of Barry —m. M a session of the rrobrte Court county of Barry, holdeu at the Probate Ofltae In the city of Hasting*. In said eounty, on Mon­ day, thr loth day of November, iu the year one thousand eight hundn-d and clghty-four. Preiirit, Clement Snytb. Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Elam Crook, deceased. On reading and filing tbe petition, duly veri­ fied. of E. J. Crook.iMtmluistrator of said estate, praying that hla final account heretofore filed may be heard and allowed and be discharged from hl* said trust. Thereupon It is ordered, that Monday, the rth day of December, A. D. 1NM, al ten o’cioektatbe forenoon, benastgned for the hearing of Mid peti­ tion. aud that the heir* al law of said deceaaod. and all other persons interested .In said ert&te. are required to appear at * session of said court, then to be bolden at the Probate Office, in the city of Hastings, in said county, and show county weeks, previous to said |>“Wateh thin space next week; Probate Order. State of Mlchipui. County of Harry'—sa. At a session of the probate court for the county of ItenyL bolden at the probate oOee Id tbe elty of Hartinn in said county, on Monday, the iota day of November, in the year one thousand eight hundred and elghty-four. Present, Clement Smith. Judge nf Probate. In the matter of the estate of William Mor­ gan. deceased. CONSUMPTIHt SMtriUMada af ths warat kind and .rfoa. ■ laAdin*Kava bran ru-»d. Indard.-oat'nnclamafklik In IlastBcacy. that J w; I aandTVl'o aoTTLKS rail? I«cwtt>*r With a VsLVa Ct. STU Marts* mi tai*eianW to aj>« anOVrar. Glr.-.nr. aa.art 1- •PAYSONS ,otL'e, U*Sd Wil ALBERT LEA ROUTE weeks previous to said day of bearing. GteiMENT SMITH, A true copy. Judge of Probate. And It Is further ordered that arid petitioner give notice to the person* Interested tn arid estate, of the pendency of arid petition, and the GEO. H. HEATH ROCK ISLAIDI PACIFIC H tbe estate of said deceased, Thereupon It «i» ordered, that Monday, tbs 8th day a! December next, at ten o’clock to tbe forenoon, tie assigned for the hearing ot said petition, ai>dtiurt the hetra at law cT said <te ceased, and all other persons Interested In said VH,ulrKl a session of said Court, then to be holdeu at tbe Probate Office, in the city of Hast Ing* In said county and X".'. GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE R. R. CABLE, rm. soaisir. 1. * m CHICAGO. Entirely EDIBLE MANDRA AND ASURE CURE FOR COSTIVENESS Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Diseases of the Kldneys,Torpld Liver Rheumatism, Dizziness, Sick Headache, Loss of Appetite, Jaundloe, Erup tlons and Skin Diseases. rrW.M* iwbow.. B.UL,.llPrW»<.. Hay Fever. Is a type of eatareli having peculiar symptoms. It te al leaded by an Infiam ;-edition of tbe ilning membrane ot the nostrils, . tearducta and throat, af feettng the lungs. An muetu Is secret , tiie discharge mpanted with a ful burning «n- Aud It is further ordered that said petitioner give notice to the peer - ------" estate, of the pendency hearing thereof by cam _ ymc, frequent attack* to be published in tl Raxw, a UBA. I >( hlindlDg headache Default having been made Id tbe conditions of newspaper printed and ;i watery ami inflam­ a mortgage executed by Albert Adams and of Barry, once In each • ed state of tlie eyre. weeks, previous to Mid Sarah C. Adams, of Harry county, state of Mlcetaa^ to Hannah K. Hale of the'state of Ely’s Cream Halm is a remedy founded on ■ ■ ■ .11. — .1^.1. ..V ,1.1. . I..a. aair na A (A true copy.) I ork. bearing date February tth, WTS and re­ corded In the office of the Rmm&c of Deeds for Barry emmtv, Mlehlnn, on the 81 st day of malt Sample tiottJe bv mall March, 1875, In liber •J3' of Mortgages on page Druggl st*. Owego, N. Y. 72 by which default the power of sale contained State of Michigan. County ot Barry.‘-w. At n session of du- I-robatc Court for tbe Coun­ In said mortgage became operative, and no suit or proceedings in law or equity having been In­ stituted to recover tbe debt secured By said motinge or any part thereof, and the sum of sate®; Kr”" one thousand eight hundred and thirty 11 tool Prowmt, Oement Smith. Judge of Protmte. dollars being now claimed to be due ui>ou said mortgage. Notice.Is therefore given that said du"r^intXUCr °f Ue e*UU: “ AoB Elba Cook. mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the « 'in Wln»-' nnd filing the petition. duly veri­ fied of Henry C. Cook, a *on of arid deceased. land situated in the township of Hope, Barry INK V erased, may be ad Tbereupou It is i day of December neon, be assigned eV's lion, and ttmt the aud ril ct^ persons interested in srid Mtata Dated. Nov. 12th. raw. 7 HANNAH K. HALE. Mortmree. ▲LEX. W. HAMILTON.AtTyforMartgagM. - HALED Pl Un* a school bouse will Of school (illl.iw t-u, « .>. ttummau, mica., un­ til Dec. 10th UM. UoM bouse to be a two story frame school house complete. Plans and speci­ fication* irt ot tie with the undersigned. The committee resen e the right to reject any and ri lited. Woodland. Mick., S 50i TRY IT! DETEMT COHEMJUL ADUsrm «3B,000DI MB WM. H. BURK, FukHaiiM, DIVORCES*? � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-12-11.pdf dfafd60ba05cd67fad40c8721ae50685 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner VOL. XXIX. NO. 34. HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER 11, 1884. Orno Strong Vin­ dicated. THE TRIAL of Orno Strong for his attempt upon Dr. Foote’s life was called for Mbnday, December 1st All that day and until Tuesday noon was consumed in finding a jury. Prosecutor Colgrove opened I what the deft WHOLE NO. 1534. done by Mra. Strong and Dr. Foote tai ii Z r—; “ Ito **' revealed Die heartlessness, nreses were on the stand is ulteriy.*ta»the scandal referred to. But he lost - ...i^uvuo vlKM avKl of Dr. 1/1 But_he lost 1[ and villainous character Foote, yonri human power. Dr. Foote was heart because people had spoken ill I and that he had ‘ of.... --accomplished ‘ his devil-I; the last witness before Orno Strong. his wife, and- determined to quit Nash- ish purpose, and robl^ed her of ---------------- her vir-i After the latter came Mrs. Strong. ville forever, saying to his friends that j tue. . —u ■ Here Was a drama, with its rml villiaa; he could stand it to live in a comm unity *After that Eaton Rapids interview : a real mortal who had suffered tbs some of whose citizens lied about him­ she had tried to avoid I>r. Foote; but he • keenest torture that can be inflicted upself; but he could not bear to remain THE PEOPLE’S CASE had told her that if they re;cted to on man, and who, goardixl to di-sperathere when they wickedly lied about notice each other, people would believe tion bv the hellishness of the villaia, with a brief and concise statement of his wife. the November scandal was true. In enacts area/ tragedy. Here too was what was expected to be proven, tn He saw nothing that created even a this manner the crafty wretch had dis- i the woman whose warm heart and un­ suspicion of his wife’s infidelity until armed her good purpose of avoiding . suspecting nature made her the easy substantiate the charge against the ac­ Wednesday night. May 28th. On the him—had sought her oompany under prey for the marplot, and wrought tbs cused. afternoon of that day, he had started this specious plea. And thuN thuw had hacthe _____ ruin of herself, her home, and the dtoThe people placed seven witnesses for Bay City, expecting to remain two way .been paved for her dteh&or and’ 1|grace of her family. But though she upon the stand to show' that Mr. Strong I or three days. At Jackson he learned Shame. leu, buc w fell, she iuu has vuuiagv courage m to> me rise o|(«iu, again, to that the business on which he was assaulted Dr. Foote in the manner al-! , She had written him letters she said, take heart and renew the life of a true going to Bay City had lieen arranged, begging him to let her .alone and not woman. leged, wounding him once in the thigh, and his going there was unnw^pMy- add to her misery by an exposure which The curtain dropped there for a time; shooting at him twice afterward with­ THE FIRST WITNESS He returned to Nashville on fne she felt would surely follow; but he but all expected it would rise again, re­ out effect, and before he was taken in called to the stand by the defense was train Wednesday evening, and (went di­ had mocked at her misery, and continu­ vealing a reuninted couple, happy evra rectly to his home. Befor^bW reached ed to obtrude his presence upon her. in their sorrow, and a home restored to charge, hitting the Dr.. with stones. the respondent, Orno Strong. As he his dwelling something about it struck The Friday night before, she said, she them and to Dale and little Nell. The manner, of the assault was quite rose from his seat within the bar, one him as being wrong, lie hark(iequent- bad written him such a letter, but he Manv more witnesses were sworn for fully entered ipto. It was evident that could see that he was summoning all ly returned unexpectedly before, but on paid no heed to it the defense, whose testimony was ia The most remarkable and thrillingly* previous occasion hail die blintls iI Like laiuuuvi all these parties believed that had Orno the courage and will-power of which he ho thunder uuul from II a L1UII clear niVJ sky tUUMC tcame point as showing what was the condi­ --- r-----— yll --'I -»• ----- -»---------------interesting case ever brought to trial in all Laar. been «.*.«♦ shut and closely drawn.- The i this horrible revelation. Strong lielfev- tion of Mr. Strong, mentally and phy­ Strong had his way at that time. Dr. was master, to meet the most trying or­ light ----- - , ed his wife had been more sinned sically, from the time he found Dr. •ight was was o burning- dimly within too. Barry txrnnty was that which closed rat Foote’s miserable career would have deal of a human li^e. Since the time M hat could it mean ? Stranger yet, he against than sinning. He would take 1Foote in his home that Wednesday IJJfl) p. m. of Friday last, when as able terminated very abruptly. tried the front door and found it locked, | her back despite all ner sin and shame, night, i until after he attempted to kill when wucu his ma desperation^drove uesperauon .urove him nim to io the ine I'LLr;"' ~,------and intelligent a jury as ever sat in our n-ii * and heard suspicious noises within. He They would live it down, and the world him 1 the following Saturday forenoon. Two witnesses saw Mr. Strong on the madness ofr firing a deadly weapon at hurried to the side door; that too was ipurt room pronounced Orno Strong should never know it. The evident was plain, direct and pre­ • not guilty ' of‘thr charge of assault east and west road near where the the man who had wroqged him worse locked, and the confusion within into the jury in excellent order. He went from his home that Thur»- sented ' shooting took place. The theory of the than if he had murdered his wife, Orno creased. He ran to the kitchen door, day evening trying to comprehend the We are sorry that we cannot comment with intent to murder Dr. Lewis A. it further. , prosecution was that he was lying in Strong had suffered alone. His trouble found it unlocked, stepped inside and enormity ofthe calamitv that hail des- upon ’ Foote Our readezs will remember the i. .. „ . • «» The people called a few witnesses to urcoiuit of the shooting which uM,g:w"\“‘'th*tII"1nt.wliitherhehaddriv- was so desperate, his sorrow so deep, saw a man run out of the front door. troyed his happiness. He went home What business had he there? Who was again, tried to sleep but heard the clock repeat to the jury certain bLiU*meuta of ’ j en with a horse and carriage, for I>r. his anguish so terrible, his suffering so he? Strong, made since the shooting, to place u.iuUe and ahalf south of Nash'- j call every hour till morning dawned. Mr. ■ The aroused husband hotly pursued Then he went to his office and attempt- the effect that he did not lidieve hia vdie. the 31st of last May which was ’ Foote, whom it was thought Strong awful, .that no human sympathy, not ' and captured him. It was Dr. Foote, ed to work, but work was out* of the wife had over criminated herself. । would see, as the Dr. was driving ' . even that of his bosom friends, could published at the time in the Banner. whose name had once before been linked This closed the testimony in the case. All that day he wandered toward Nashville on the north and afford him any consolation. Though with that of Mrs. Strong in a compro­ question. C. G. Holbrook, for the people, in an The statement then given of the en­ listlessly about the streets of Nashville, south road, they yearned to share his sorrow and mising manner. By sheer strength he so dazed and dumb with tfie awful sor- able and forcible manner told the jury 1 counter between Mr. Strong and Dr. The time of the affray was fixed at j grief, they could not; they were incap- compelled his cowardly captive to re­ row that he did not seem to see his why he thought Orno Strong should be Foote wus subst;intialh correct. The ' about W o’clock in the forenoon of Sat-table of it^since they could not put turn to the Strong household, face Mrs. friends, and made no reply W> their sal- convicted. He was followed by M. V. Montgom­ Strong, and explain his dastardly con­ utations. causes that moved Mr. Strong to so des­ All of Friday night was. urday. May 31st, last. ' -his place, i themselves in and measure duct in again placing bls wife where a i in a plea for the defendant which spent by him in walking about the ery 1 perate a deed were not known to us, nor The most interesting witness for the I the height* the depth, the awfulness of scandal could lie started al>out her. The streets of Nashville, and out into the for clearness, force and eloquence wm to bis fnost intimate friends, until him­ a masterpiece. wife and the Dr. assured Strong that neighboring country. ' his affliction. « people was Dr. Foote; not that his test ­ self and wife gave their testimony in Friday morning the plea for the de­ his visit had been a professional one All through these nighty and days of Think what a man, whose sufferings solely, and the medicine he brought suffering his treatment of hi^ wife had fense was continued by L. E. Knappen. bis trial. A morn complete defense imony was the most valuable to them could not be made than that #ven in for it was far from that; but because had been so intense that he could not Was produced as evidence. ' Strong be­ never been harsh. He was kind’to her, Though a ripe scholar, one of the lead­ ers at the liar of the circuit, a logical he was the party whose life had been tell them to his best friends, must have lieved in his wife, he loved and trusted but he could not compose himself. He this cake. and-eloquent speaker, he hail no words her; and when she assured him that her In his testimony the Dr. felt when called upon to unliosom the relations with Dr. Foate had never went to his office that Saturday morn­ to fittingly portray the perfidiy of Dr. It will lie impossible for us to give attempted. ing. As he looked down the street he Foote. He made it plain to the jury did not answer to the question as to hidden sorrows of his heart, that for a l-een out of character, he was fain to saw Dr. Foote get into his boggy and such an acrount of this most celebrated that Orno Strong should not be found half year had made a hideous night- j believe her. But why did Dr. Foote fly drive southward. rose ite we wish. A brief synopsis of why he had changed his residence so His able efforts added another from him, unless he was a sneak at Then this thought came to him: “ I ph to an already brilliant career. the testimony adduced, a hasty allusion frequently. He certainly was not de­ mare of his existence! But like the true heart,- unworthy of the notice of his lielieve that man has wronged me in­ It was some momenta before Judge to some of the many interesting events sirous of so-doing, and the judge insist­ man he s, his fortitude was equal to wife? Why would she have such a finitely more than has my wife. He Clement Smith, who followed Mr. of the trial, are all that we can furnish. 1 ed that it had nothing to do with the the emergency. With a firm step, a face xillainous coward in her home, who has that letter my wife sent him Fri­ Knappen, could compose himself Nevertheless the fact that tetrayed little of the emotions that was willing to compromise her good day of last week, bwrging him to keep enough to speak. It was evident that Before proceeding further, we shall give j case on trial. name, and bring disgrace upon not only away from her. This sorrow is awful. were tearing at his soul, he walked a brief sketch of the principals in the went to the jury that hi* removals had herself, but her children and her hus­ It will help me to bear it if I can have all of his broad sympathetic nature was been somewhat effected by his inability composedly and seated himself in the band? Did she not remember her the comfort of reading that letter and wrapped up in the cause of his client; C4MM*. promise at Eaton Rapids to have bo knowing that my wife implored that and he spoke from a heart that felt and or refusal to pay his debts. Dr. Foote witness stand. DIU LOUIS A FOOTE, l more to do with him ? These were the man . to keep away and not ruin qpr knew the wrongs that had been inflict­ Slowly and composedly he made reply questions he asked her'; and the answers home. I must have' that letter. I must ed upon Orno Strong, his wife and hia the complaining witness, is a man of explained to the jury that he had home by Dr. Foote. If the hellish con­ nearly 35 years. His parents were able i known Mrs. Strong for about a year to the questions asked by counsel. But failed to satisfy the intuitions of his and I will." Had treated her for an af­ as he neared that point in his life which heart, although a sacred past impelled A half hour later Orno Strong was duct of this man did not constitute a to give him a good education, and fur­ and a half. him to believe her. seen driving rapidly southward. He sufficient excuse then no man ever had nished the means to fit‘him for the fection of the ear. His relations with had been fraught with so much pain While he was thus upbraiding the came upon Dr. Fpote, drove in front of an excuse for the commission of an of­ practice of medicine. He was the only her had never been out of character. and anguish, it becanfi* niore and more wife and the craven-hearted viUian him compelling him to stop. There he fense. The plea of Judge Smith sus­ Strong suspected tained his well earned reputation as ona -•u. the favorite of his overly fond par­ Denied that he bad ever had improper difficult for him to control the pent-up whom he. did not then know to be her confronted him. of the ablest lawyers and advocates of ents. He seems never to have possessed intercourse with her. Asserted that all emotions of his heart. When he unfold­ seducer. Dr. Foote broke for the door, Foote carried a weapon, and the former this circuit. and this time eluded his pureurer. ' had put a revolver in his pocket before Prosecutor Colgrove closed the case much independence of spirit, but to he saw of her was to convince him that ed the devlishness of the villain .who Strong next talked with his wife. leaving Nashville, with no idea of us­ i<n. Stated that »he wan a true woman. that---------„---------------------had disgraced his wife and dishonored He di(1 uuv ”ot her of criminal inti- ing it, he says, unless Foote tried to. do for the people. If there was a man in have always hail the idea that his parthe court room to be pitied, it was he. 28th. , on Wednesday. May 28th. in the after/ his home, the grief it caused, the recol-1 ma cy with Dr. Foote; for he did not him bodily harm. When he lac«l < nts having brought him into the world, noon, Mrs. Strong came to his house lection of his great sorrow, nearly over- ‘ know and did not believe that such a Foote, Strong said: “You d—d seducefi All through the trial he had performed were bound to care fop him. despite his I for some medicine. 1 want that letter my wife wrote you\ his duty faithfully,. and watched the ippened. But he Told her he had ‘ came iub his 8Muug strong purpose to tin- horrible thing * AU. DU.UC ........................... .............. w bear up _ people’s interests zealously. But when years, and the means They had placed none prepared, but would g«-t it ready ; der hii trving rfluation. Never Ufore toldher useto tohave have nothnoth- F riday.” herthBt thatW m promise Foote denied ever having received he knew the perfidy and depth of de­ m his hands lor caring for himself, X™d Wn^Sa^in'XXre ' ’ thlD» ” ‘D th'’ °l“ pravity of the complaining witness. Dr. any letter from Mrs. Strong and assert ­ About 1872 he graduated from the inedLxp*aine‘‘ in accordan(e | court roonif injured husband re- had Iwd forfeited. Such surreptitious ed that his relations with her had been Foote, it was evident that he knew as ieal dejiartment of the University of with this arrangement he took the med-j vealing the sorrow and shame that had visits To this Strong re­ every reasonable man, unbiased by pre­ visitsand and interviews in his absence perfectly proper. judice, in the court room knew, that the law would would surely •“«££•' lead to crime. He could plied, “You’re a liar; my wife has con­ this ntate. He successively, but not suc- icine to Mrs. Strong. Found her alone, j hrought him ,miler thc ton Orno Strong hail more than the ex cure Strong, r ounu ner aione. fessed all. Give me that letter.” u_.i to airs. •».../,> ni.n.d tn niintitnu triion i « . . . . • . . . not leax e his home with a feeling of se­ reasfull). located for the practice of his icine necessiu-y under the law for shooting Had been theAj about IQminuJes when I| But every word weighed a ton; and curity longer. Such conduct would end Foote did not reply, but tried to drive j»rofession at Battle Creek, Ann Arbor, ironv porch. puren. evenont. who hfjard lielieved him. in crime, he could see no other result by, when Strong called out; “Stop! I his wife’s seducer. Nevertheless bs steps were heard on tHf front made an excellent plea, showing the Springport. Grass Lake. Battle (’reek Orno! You 1 There was scarcely a dry eye in the impending. He could not 11 vq, with tell you. I demand that letter." Mrs, Strong said, “That’s C...-! ” Foote increased his efforts to get Eoints in the people’s case. No one whe He i targe audience as Mr. Strong related the her longer; henceforth their ways must again, Bedford and Nashville. The de­ card the case and watched the conduct tragic story of the wrongs he had suf- be separate. His wife implored*him to away, and was about to succeed when must get away from here at once!’ mands of numerous creditors are re­ the now desperate man. made furious of the people’s cause, can say that Mr. feral from Foote ’ s devlishness, and the : stay. She said "Hereafter . 1 will be started for the kitchcA door. Heard 1 Colgrove did less than his duty. ported to have hail much to do with his bv the seducer’s oowtardly conduct, some one near there, and then weht to equally tragic circumstances of the af-. true to you as woman can be.” That pointed his revolver at'Oote, saving: Next came the masterly charge by frequent shifting about; though the de­ fray at Clever’s corners. His teatime- sentence struck like an arrow to his Judge Mitts, whose fair and impartial the front door, which Mrs. Strong un­ ny was substantially as follows: “ Stop! Or I ’ ll make you stop! ” Foote ' I heart "Hereafter I will be true, ” — those sire to readY/t* the fostering care of his conduct of the case had l>een the con­ locked and let him out. He hurried as He married Della Peqkham eleven | were the vvords of his wife. Great God! did not heed him, and Strong fired, in­ tinued remark of all who heard ths parents doubtless was largely influential he was anxious to get home(?) His years ag<» last month, and moved to , coiMd it be possible that she hail not flicting a flesh wound in the thigh of trial. • • in causing him to seek a change. His his enemy. He madly pursued the Dr., The charge contains so much that to pursuer was Onio Strong. The witness Nash^Ue.where he hail begun the pub-1 law true? lication of the News. Their home luid I With a leaden heart, with a brain both running horse*. Twice again he well for people to know that we publish wake-up, his training, and his life,seem said that he accompanied Strong back been happy. In business and social life ' ci^zed with this awful doubt, with a shot at him, but without effect. , hot to have developed in him a manly been happy. ... _______________ ■ Both then jumped from their buggies it entire. * B/irrnu- for fftr the thp lieloved Iteloved । to his home willingly. Said Strong prosperity had visited them. which sorrow Four *»'grief । —------- whiz-h independence. Rather he had little JUDGE MILLS’ CHARGE. swore about what they had done. Stood children hail been born to them, two of dpid cannot equal, he left his home, and began a hand-to-hand struggle, in strength of character. He was a smooth which Strong had the advantage, when and went to his office to prepare his Lrutlenwuol Ibr Jtirj ’ it as long as he could, and was again af­ whom. Dale and Nellie, were living. I business for a final separation from his they were separated by persons who and easy talker, and hail a way about It is exceedingly rrnUfj hue to th«t 1 cows flicted with a desire to get to his home. They had loved their home, and been . wife. That night he spent in Fruitless jurt theu_appeared upon the seme. to my duties in thfi case without a prertow blessed in its sunshine and peace. No Him that would “take" with those inAfter he reached Nashville and found knoni ledge ol It. and without an acqualntanoe Didn’t jump the fence either time. Did jealousy had ever entered its domain, I attempts to work at his papers and with any ot the parties concerned in Uf and 1 sapable of deciphering the anomalies of not Know as Strong pursued him the nor had damning suspicion made them , books. In tMr stillness that damtring out that Foote was at the Wolcott therefore hare do dlCbruIty or emtNUTMameBt doubt kept saying "Hereafter. "Here­ house, he went to the latter’s room, in endeavoring to reesre not only to the people his make-up. He was married to an second time—bad memory. Saw Strong I miserable. They loved and trusted after*' was the signer of every note, found him alone, and said to him. but to the respondent- a fair and impartial trial excellent lady, and is father to two each other. While not the most dis­ • “Dr. Foote, I don't want you to ex­ on the issues luxulved In it. next day on the street. Said nothing to the head • of every account. ’ How Your duty is to be lmparti.nl. and to forget ia creet of women, his wife hail a warm aright children. Himself and -family the remembrance that his wife pose my wife, and for that reason don't judging of its merits, every consideration, ex him or appeared to notice him. Didn’t * have lived in Nashville for nearly four see him again till 'the next Saturday, True heart. had said "Hereafter I Will be want you to prosecute me. You have cent that which arisen from the obligation at The first intimation that he had ever the oath you have each taken to well and truly true” wrung his heart! He could not more to fear from that, sir, than I." try. and true deliverance make between theyears. when he drove up in front of me at heard of any Impropriety on Mrs. work, neither could he sleep. He board­ Fooje said his mother wanted him to people of this state, and the respondent at ths .Strong’s part was one year ago in No­ OUNO STRONG. Clever’s corners, 1^ miles south of vember. One mqrning his bosom friend, I ed the 4 a. m. train and came to Hast­ 1>egin a prosecution; but he did not bar whom you hare in charge. areortlinK to tbs evidence and the taw st this stale. want to, and wouldn’t. the defendant, is 32 years of age. A Nashville, and said: “1 want that----You have thus been made sworn ministers of Free! Boice, came to him at the re- ings, got his breakfast,and returned on So earnest, so heartfelt, so convincing lustier. You hare patiently listened to the evflittle over eleven years ago he came to my wife wrote you Friday.” Didn't I quest of mutual friends and told him the 7:11 train All the forenoon and was the testimony of Mr. Strong, that <l-m e. and the arguments of cpoasel: yre wUl until 3 o’clock in the afternoon he wan­ Kash ville, then but little more than a understand what he said she wrote, but । that parties had seen Mrs. Strong and dered Aimlessly about the streets of we believe that every person who heard now carefully follow the taw of the case as it Is to you from this country flour corners, and founded the i supplied the word “letter." Before I Dr. Foote enter the Dr.’s office. They Nashville. He could stand it no longer. him was ready to say that the law hail given The people charge. That on the thirty-first I remained there some time. Foote actNashville News, with a circulation of । could answer he tired and Hit me in the । ed suspicious while Mrs. Strong was in He went to his old and trusted friend, no claims upon him; he had done no day of May last at Maple drove, In this county. Orno Strung with force and arms made an as­ more, and probably less than every hon­ nut H8. The News now has 1,600 read­ I leg. I ran my horse, •and ho pursued, his office, twice putting his head out- Mr. Truman; told him of the affair at orable man there, had he been placed in sault iijsxi Ixrals A- Fomr. with intent then jhd his home the previous evening, and ask­ there feloniously. and of ins mallreatbrethosgM ers, and is one of the most newsy and shoopng at me twice agpin. Both of I side the door and looking up and down ed his advise. His friend replied “My like circumstances. His appearance on to kill and murder him. In a lew words: He is with haring committed upon sata rest paying country papers of Michi­ I us got out of our vehicles next, and he I the street. Soon after Mrs. Strong dear boy, I cannot advise you. I have the witness stand was the event of the charged Foote an aiwaujt with intent to murder. stepped outside and went to her home. To establish this rhanfr. it must be xleariy gan. Hard, honest, conscientious work 1 threw stones at me. Some young men 1 The relation of this scandal shocked felt for the past three weeks that 1 trial. If ever a man suffered from re­ vealing an -awfukaecret sorrow, it was shown by the evidence beyond any reasonable ought to tell you to leave your home wrought this marvellous change in the I came up and tbpk Strong away. I rode I the husband. He refused to believe it; First -that the respondent assaulted and return unexpectedly some night, Orno Strong. But the noble nature dotibL IhK-tor Foo«e as charged by the |*opje. Heoond status of the News; and his pluck, part way to tbwn with them. Found couldn’t believe that his wife had been anil see what you would find. My within nerved him to the terrible or­ -that sncli asaanlt was made with Intent to kill 1 untrue to him. He asked his friend to and murder him Third-that Uin <wnsoouence • . push and enterprise have done much to 1 my horse and buggy and rode balance i thoroughly sift the matter. He did so, heart sorrows with you. but 1 cannot deal. The testimony of Mr. Strong was the of such assault death had resulted, that the of­ build up the material interests of our of distance alone. Soon after I got into I and was satisfied that indiscretion was advise vou.” Then came that dreadful nucleons nl»out which all the other evi­ fense would have amounted to munter. word "'Hereafter" to him again. To all It Is not denfed that the respondent shot at sister village. Eleven years ago in No­ my room at the hotel, Strong came iir1 the only sin committed by Mrs. Strong its hidden meaning was added the fact dence for the defense was grouped. Doctor Foote at the time and t>taec <rbarged by the i»-oj'lr but ibis alone would not constitute vember, he married Miss Della Peck­ and said: “Dr. Foote, this is a personal in this instance. Thia satisfied the hus­ that his trusted fnend and adviser had The man. his manner and his words gtilll, and if death had ensued an a result of suck band in a measure, but it cut his sensiwere alone enough to acquit him of the . ham, of Lawton, Mich., a girl in years matter between us. Let’s drop it where 1 tive nature to the quick to have any also hml reason to suspect Mrs. Strong. KrNexthtoghim in tragic interest and and heart. The young couple settled it is.” 1 replied that I proposed to pros­ I such story afloat about the mother of Doubt was added to doubt; sorrow to sorrow. But he struggled, though in bis children. The following morning itnportencs was Mrs. btrong. Against down to life in Nashville, and by dint ecute him, and he left, i • vain, against them. Murder I < committed when a prrw>n of wun4 About 4 o’clock he got a letter from the wishes ot her husband and or her Dr. Foote’s manner upon the stand Mrs. Strong started for Coldwater on a •f industry and economy, they pros­ I visit. Her husband accompanied her to his wife begging him to come home. aged mother who sat by her side mind and dtacretion. unlaw fully kill* aajr iwa finable creature In bring >B "h- pwWOUhr pered. Four children were born to was decidedly damaging to his side of Eaton Rapids, for the purpose of talk­ He went there and found her as crazed through the trial, she was made a wit­ •hem, the younger two of whom are the case. His evasive replies, his great ing with her alxmt this scandal con­ with grief as himself. She implored ness in the case at her own reqM»<Uw* n-vpondrnl r nr with wkkh kving. The grief and sorrow over uneasiness, as evinced under the rigid cerning Dr. Foote and herself, his him to give ner one more trial. He re­ Iler testimony fullv corroborated that of her husband. She admitted her parting from their two littje ones Jtat cross-examination of Mr, Montgomery, knowledge of which he had not before plied “Dalia, I will: but first I must guilty conduct with Dr. Foote. She 1 revealed to her. In their room at the know the truth concerning you and tie more firmly united the bereaved convinced most of the on-lookers that Frost house at Eaton Rapids, the hus­ withstood a most trying cross-exam inthis man Foote. Tell me the truth - ZlSTbjMr. Holbroik>ithafmtitude parents. The husband prospered in Dr. Foote was guilty of breaking up band told the story he heard; how it that is all I ask. and I shall receive you never surpwwd by a ’omln. business, and not only added to the out­ Orno Strong’s home, and that he lied grieved him to hear his loved wife’s back again.” She consented to do so. penitoce that came from the heart I name associated with such an evil re­ “Della, I want you to noear that you with a candor that was ftankms. and huU tatejt to iMrtcr? fit of his paper, but built one of the like a thief when he denied it. If he port. While he did not believe her well mahricMut intent. moat comfortable homes in Nashville, hud any friends among the spectators conduct with Dr. Foote on that night will tell me the truth—swear that as you truth personified; this bravo little wo­ hope to meet our children, the living man tokl her sad. sorrowful story, bo furnished it beautifully, provided before he took the stand,his testimony had been criminal, he knew such indis­ and the. dead, before your Maker, that i truthful and so truly repentenl; such bountifully for its inmates, and was drove them from him. From the time cretion would lead to criminality. The yon will tell me the truth, the whole love did her conduct show for the buswife satisfied him that indiscretion had laying by a comfortable store for him­ he gave his testimony till the judge been her only sin, promised in the truth, and nothing but the truth.” In the presence of her weeping chil­• band who had not lived with her since self and wife against the time when the charged the jury, he, rather than Orno । future to have nothing further to do dren, who knew that sorrow had CitaredI the shooting, bet who had always be® Endneasiteelf that those who iiadoen•hilly blasts of life’s winter should Strong, was on trial in the minds of all with Dr. Foote. She insisted that she their home but could not know what, i ataitsooraedbre. frit these frost their locks with the silver of age. who followed the case. This closed th» w ould not go to Cold water tbea, but and of her pale and d«p<raleiy earnest, harsh orc'tlments givr' fur~ would return to Nashville with her husband, and of her Maker, Della All seemed peace and sweet content in evidence for the proaecution. admiration ud resjwt. husband, and face her defamers and Strong took that oath, so fearful in its, gf To deecribe.th.terete the that home, and it was so until the des­ defy them to prove their stories. Loyal B. Kimppai, for solemnity, and told the truth. He and his friends were fully satiapoller entered, and robbed it of its Her story we win not relate, - — —had been ^■1 ■ IM5L r_—. Defeaiinj tie Honor of a Home Not a Crime in Barry Co. SO SAID THE JURY! "Amen!" Say We All. Complete Synopsis of the Pro­ ceedings of the Trial. • wpre prepared to to.the jury that if ever a man was excusable for attempt­ ing to take the life of another, Orno Strong was that man; and the jury would see that in attempting to slay the seducer of his wife and the despoil­ er of his home, he had done what he hail sufficient excuse for doing. The defense did not take the ground by any means that Orno Strong was insane; but they proposed to show the circum­ stances that made him not responsible for his acta at the time of the difficulty with Dr. Foote. Judge Mills' Charge in Full. I clearly. �---- -------------------------------------------------------------- The Hastings Banner. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. For a quarter of a oeotury the demo­ cratic press has been wonderfully exer­ cised over “centralization of power in the hands, of the executive.’’ ‘ Now That the executive is a democrat, we Hastings, MiCH., December II, 1884. I him W.000 a year for Ufa. beginning with date of his retirement from the presidency. It seems that the October election at Cincinnati » to be investigated next, resolutions to that effect having been adopted by the democrats of the House. Representative Follett produced a sen­ sation at the capital the other day, when he arose and presented a .preamble and resolution, beginning: "I do impeach Lat Wright, United States niarthaljfor DR. ALBERT’S Cleveland Medical Institute hear no further complaint on this sub­ Entered at the Postofllce at Hastings, Mich, ject. All the patriots and campfolio wlor traaMulrxIon through the malls as second ers are rushing after the offices which . Fermaneutiy E»tabliidied for the Kpectal Treatment of etraa matter. ______________ “the centralization of power," etc., has placed in the hands of the executive to EDITORIAL NOTES. grant. Offices in Case Library Block, Next to Po$toffice, The verdict of "not guilty” in the We shall now patiently ..wait to see case of the people vs. Onio Strong for the southern'district of Ohio, of high if Mr. Conger shall resign his seat in assault with intent to-murder Dr. L. A. Diseases of the Throat, Lungs, and Bladder the senate. If he does we believe the crime, uul misdemeanors. I charge Foote, of Xashville. meets with univer­ him — with usurpation of power and vio­ — -----Female Complaints, well as all Nervous good sense of the republican members sal commendation. The facts that led lation of law, etc." In a sharp discuss­ Chrome Diseases Successfully Treat. of the Michigan legislature will lead to the shooting are given at length else­ ion the motion was strongly antagon­ . ed Upon the Latest Sci­ them to name as his successor Hon. E. ized by congressmen Reed, Hiscok, and where. They show that if ever a man S. Lacey; ex-speaker Keiffer. •quid lie excused legally for the com­ mission of so grave a charge, Orno “Jeffersonian simplicity" is what In democratic circles there is a feel­ Strong had tfach excuse; that there was the democracy have howled all through ing of anxiety as to the probable course Of the above MEDIC AL INSTITUTE, on account of his increasing practice more to pallrate his offense than was the camfjaign. and yet they propose to of the republican majority in- the next ■ Hastings Mich., will make his next visit on SATURDAY, January necessary to free him from all demands make more fuss and feathers over senate. If the republicans unite to pro­ . 10th, 1885, and remain one day, at of the law, and all blame for his acts at Cleveland's inauguration than was ever tect federal office-holders under the lethe time of the difficulty. We are glad known in history of such ceremonies. ture of office act, the appointments of a o that his sufferings, so far as the law’s democratic president would be limited The Clinton and Shiawassee Union . When- he can t»c consulted on demands upon him are at an end, and liooms George M. Dewey for Seargent at to the number of commissioned officials that he is a free man to-day. whose torm expire under his adminisArms of the next Michigan Senate. The Banner strongly insisted that We have no doubt Mr. Dewey would t rati on, and to the filling of vacancies this case should be tried, believing that as they occur from death, resignation fill the position with credit. • not only Mr. Strong’s own interests de­ and other causes. He will only be able manded it, but that the people, had a ■ Truly, ‘ Rome will howl," under the to make removals with the assent of incoming administration, all because of the senate. So there is cold comfort to right to know why the law had been Al.BKllT Iu.. b.Ml IwmOr yean' experience In l«**i>lul. niul wire nmeliee, 1, e result violated. They know now, undare sat­ an insufficiency of offices to appease the democratic aspirants in the prospect of ,gnu1*11 1 nut c W the nio*t enhnent Col Lege* of the United titatro, and gives hl* special atteu the democratic patriots. tain to thrtreatmeut of all fonmf of Nervous aud Chronic Dtarmo-s. Blood Poison. Nkln IMsraMr* isfied that Mr. Strong did no more than hunger of ___________________ running the gauntlet of it republican Diseases uf the Bladder, kidneys and other orpins; Rht-umatUm, Weakness. Nervous and Gru­ any qther*law-abiding citizen would in Cleveland will feel that he has wed- senate, even after securing a nomina- nd Debility. Mental mid Physical Prostration. Broken Do«mConstitutions. Blotrhc*. Nrrvouaurix* Diinncs* of Sight. Cough, ludlgrslion. Despondency, Confusion uf Ideas, Aversion to So-lrty, Im his attempt upon the life of the seducer ded an unhappy fate, after all, when he | ^ou-_____________________________________ fcctirr Memory, ete., swccssfnUj treated and pornuiuvtitly eurod by remedies that are not in iurlutu. of his wife and the destroyer of his couiee to distribute the loaves and fishes Bwnaee eheaked th.-euch end rates ot fare al­ home. The trial has set Mr. Strong among the hungry democracy. NERVOUS DEBI LIT Y—Thow aufferlng frora Nervou* UvblBtj; the symptoms of which are i ways aa lew u c^iuroi.lors Ibax offer lew Mns. dull, distressed mlud, which untlts them fur performing their bu-ilncss and social duties, make' right Wore not only his friends, but •^r tta1Ud ustorm*“on-«el lhB <*Pa «<t Fold­ happy nmrriiurt impossible, dlstrews the action of the heart, earning flushes*f h>*t.<lcVre*»tot The New York £nn predicts that the of spirit*, evil lorebodings, cowardice, fears, dream*, short breathing*, mi-laucboly, tin- easy of the people of Barry county and the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE company, and have a preference to be alone, feeling as tlrcd'ln the morning as when retiring, lost rapid* payment of government tends laws of Michigan. manhood, white bone deposits in the urine, nervousnr**. tret*bling, confusion of thought*, wnten Al your aearast — ——— -■ will extinguish the national tenk cur­ and weak eyes, dyspepsia, <-oo*tij»utk»n. jmieneM. pain and Weakness In the limb*, etc.. sJmniIi! R. R. CABLC. We doubt if a single reader of the consult Dr. Albert immediately and be restored to health. rr*».ao»i ___ _ rency within the next decade. Banner will deny that the verdict of CHICAGO. DR. ALBERT has‘di voi rredBbr greatest cure In tbrviffUl for Weaknr** of the Hack and Hon. t*eo. G. Steketee, of Grand Rap­ the twelve good and true men on the Uuitis, General Debility, Nervousnea*. Jjuiguur, Confualun of Ideas. Palpitation of the Heart. Timidity, Trembling, Dimness of Hight or Giddiness, DIschM* of the Hrad, Throat. Nora or Skin. jury was other than righteous and emi­ ids, win selected by the Michigan elec­ DrftatU having bran matte Id the <-<>u<titlon> of Affections of the Liver. Lung*. Stomach and Rowel*—those terrible disorders which unfit the pa­ tient for business or other duties of life—blighting their mo»| radiant holies or anticipations, ren­ ‘ a murtpure executed by Alter! Adams an.l nently just. toral college to.carry the vote of the dering marriage impossible. . Harah c. Adam*, ol Barry county, state of Mlcr The fiioral effect of the verdict can­ state to Washington. tK*n. to Hannah K. Hute ut the *tate ut New . _ YOUNG MEN who have become the victims of solitary tier, that dreadful and destructive York, tearing dale February 8th. -1B75 ind r< not be other tjian good. It sustains the । Util)It which annually sweeps to an untimely grave thousami* of young men of exalted talent aud corded la the office ot the Rrgi*tcr of Heed* for They who are congratulating them­ brilliant Intellect, may call with full confidence. •arry county. Michigan, on the .u»t day <.l home and the fireside, it upholds the selves that Blainp is out of the way for Mareh.JffTfl. In liber “3“ of Mortsac.-A on pare honor of the family relation. It calls a . CARRIAGE— MARRIED PERSONS, or young men contemplating tnarriagr. aware of Flusi* •S by wfl|rh default the |«>upr of aair contained the future will learn their mistake in , ral Weaknesx. I»ss of Procreative Power*. Intpoteney, or aw other dtMiuallflcatlons, speedllv re- In *aid morucagv tecum* operalm-. and no m: > most vigorous “halt!” to the villain I lleved. Hr who places himself under the care of DR. AI.HEkT may coohde In hl* honor as a gen or nroreedlr.g* In law or emdty having teen in­ due season. I tlruuui and confidently rely upon his skill as a physician. . stituted to recover the debt *ecured by *xi<l who would enter the home of another mortaage or any part thereof, and the ram of Reports indicate that confidence is with lust in his heart, and intent to rob ORGANA!. WEAKNESS lumvdlately cured and full vtgo* restored. This dlstreralng rffllctlon one thousand right nuodred and thirty 11 «» • - which render* life a bidden ami marriage impossible— Is the |>enaJty paid by the victim of ln»- ■ dollar* tein* now claimed to te doe upon »,u.| that home of its honor and virtue. It somewhat reviving in business circles. ?rop?I indulgence. Y oung i>ecson* are too apt to commit excesses from not being aware of the nnctgaicv. Notice t* therefore given that <u>i<l | dreadful eonse<|urnccs that ensue. Now who that understand* the subject pHi deny that procre­ mortgage will te torecteied by a-tab- of the will cause people to think more of the ation is lost wo*er by those falling Into Improper hal>it« than by the prudent• Beside* being dr I inorucagrd prendve* therein descrBwd or worn-­ Washington lhtter. sacrednt-Ks of home, the holiness of the f priyed of the plriwm* of healthy off spring, the most srrlou* destructive symptom* of both mind part thereof to-wll . All U»» folhmim: drvnted ; and taxiv arise. The system Jiecoines deranged, tec phvsfrai and mental fanetiou* weakened. Hand situated in the towmd>u> o< Hop*-, Harn From our regular correspondent. matrimonial estate. , Ums of Procrratire Power. Nervous Irritibillty. Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Heart. Indigmtkm, i county. Michigan, viz.: the ra.*t ha.f of ite Wiuihiugtou, D. C.. Dec. Mb. 1*»M. I MHxth-caat quarter ot Sectimi thirty thire 1XJ! Constitutional Debility. Wasting of the Eranie. Cough, Consumption and Death. Orno Strong has been tried in the Congress has now been at work in a । Town two iMWtb range nine we*t. containing furnace of an affliction worse than I A CURE WARRANTKD-PKIWONS RUIN ED In health by unlearned pretenders who keep *0aerv* more or tens, .-it public rendtie on the quiet way for a week. The session be-; I 21*tday of February next; IfflS. al noon at the ' diate'ly ”* ln ‘ M,ni Mft * r ’ n, ’ nth ' tMkln * pol*onou* and Injurious compound*, should apply Immedeath. He has hhown a noble nature; | front door of the < ouri Houra. in the city .4 gan without special incident or promise, j he has made for himself a warm place trea^MV(^FXPFRiMFvr47»WA^iritR« *hiffh ’*«> »»HCle<-t«dorunfjkllifully ! Sddi’ngtb”HriStoSrt'lnmH rotmta*1'*’* Ol The visitor’s galleries were well filled i in the hearts of all who know' the facts I K «1 K, '| K1 ? < °. K a FAI * U 5*1 |,e,n< t ■ T,d « ,u, » MtyWclati that eon ! Dated. Nov. 12th. IMU. with spectators; many desksotsenators * I S ALEX. in his ease. Dr. Foote will wander and representatives were covered with I , •bout the earth with the brand of Cain flora) gifts; pages darted hither and • o™Lt^*?rYervaries, a nuinelof pirity AddreM with fMMtagc. forever stamped upon him'. He has ..... . .. , ,, ।’trenirtn and wholemimcuess. More economical thither at call, and there was the famil- than the ordinary kind*, and cannot tx- Mold In sneaked into a home in the guise of a Ur confusion incident io the first dny of | ■Y MAIL. POST-PAID. friend, and through his profession. He CLEVELAND. OHIO. ! a session. Beyond this there was little l-owusa^-u^jw P. O. Box. 270. did all that mortal could do to despoil to distinguish the opening of the new ----------—------ ---------------------------- ---------------and wreck that home. Not legally con­ term from one of the sittings of the . । — — victed to be sure, but morally he stands °WLirc session Which closed before the presi- • as an adulterer, a home-destroyer, with dential mmpaign. I less excuse and more of the villain in In theTiouse of representatives the J him than is usually to be found in hu­ fir^roll call showed a quorum. To be ( man devils of his class. exact, 223 membars were present. Those j I A Great Medical Work on Manhood. Mr. and Mrs. Strong are again a unit­ । Exhausted Vitality. Jlmnu* and J’hplcul De who had expected and predicted that! j | bllity, Fmnature DecilM* In Man. fcrron of ed couple. It was the wise and the just the republican side of the chamber ‘ 1 Youth, and the untold miseries roraltlng from course for them to take; and like a true ■ liMli*crvtl<>n or new. A lx>ok for r'ery hub. J would present an appearance of dejec- ____Baps* Hft 12 fpart ago ungtr tho muno of . young, middle-aged and old. It eontama U& man and with a true woman’s penitence ’ preacrtptlons for *11 acute and ehronte dlM-ase* 1 each one of which i* invaluable. So found t*and moral courage he and she have re­ tiie Author, whose ex peri eno- for 23yearo I* »ucn g .thout nuffery .simply on the good wonk newed the matrimonial covenant. They aa probably never before fell to the lot of any * ted cheerfulv with each other as they •hoee whd h*T6 need It. It bu madefirlcndi phywiclan. 300 page*, bound in twautHul Fr< ’.-h Jove each other still, truly and devoted­ u every State In the Union. ■tmudln, embosaed covers, full gilt, guaranteed to met. be a liner work in every m-um- meebaairal. Ut ly, with a love tempered by grief and In the senate there is one new face, erary aud profesalonal -Uian any other work awful sorrow on the one hand; on the that of Mr. Sheffield, who succeeds the But a rwu» and auro remedy for all thrae ■old in thia country for $M0. or the money will comnlalnt* which dratroy the freshn*ea and be refunded In every Tnntane.-. Price onlv ll.oao other by a sense of shame, by a true beaiyty, waata the atxragtb, mar the Lappl• bv mail, post-paid. Ilhintnuivr *ample • cent*. late Senator Anthony, of R. 1. The hCiGi and urafukira* of many UIRJ N A1TD Shnd now. Hold medal awarded the author by woman’s penitence for past sins, by a. new senator leans heavily on a cane and WOMEN. tlwSNationa] Medical Ahaociatioo^to the oflkrr* true woman’s courage, born oKa warm uf which be refer* you. ’walks with a limp. He is sixty years Thl* book tbonld be read by the young for tnheart, a knowledge of her injury to a strucUon, and by the afflicted for relief. It will ' old, bald headed, has a fine countenance, “Diseases of Women and Children benefit all. Ix>ndon Lancet. . noble husliand. and a deep determina­ and wears a swallow tailed coat, the cut There I* no member of Mirlety lo who* this tion to ever afterward be true to wom­ book will not be useful, whether vouth. parent, of a generation or two back. Senator ; n PCNGELLY rtnucuxv A «»CO., K.tesaxeo, MkA. guardian, luntructor or guardian Argonaut. R. anhood. true to marriage vows.: LogJui sits in his old place, between sen-, co- aj. !•»*» Addrrt* the Peabody MrdlcaJ Institute, or l>r , V. H. I’arker, Na 4 Bulftnrb street. Bo*tmi Henceforth, so far as these two are con­ ators Frye and Hale of Maine, and Maa*., who may t»e consulted on all dl*eaM« reFor sale by FREDERICK HOTCHKIRH. cerned, their path will be one; as re­ anlrlng skill and cxtierimce. Chronic and on looks in every way, himself. On open­ ■tanatedhra*** Hurt nave baf KJ L> A T fled gards their mutual affairs there will be “Roufh on Cough*.“ tlte skill of all other i»h**iclans 131*4/11 i a ing day the democratic senators and A*K for “ Itougb on Cough*. ” foreouvh*, rolrt*. little trouble. Much remains to be members as well as his republican *orv throat, hoainenra*. Troche*. IBc; UqiriS, 2B. done for them by the good people of stance of failure “Rough on Rat*.” friends, seemed anxious to take him by Nashville,—particularly by the good Clean out rata, micr, rovebes, flic*, anta, bed­ the hand. bug*. nkunkn. chipmunks,gopher*. 15c. Dnjggtat. wives and mothers of our sister village. The president’s valedictory annual i aud profit by thl* raklru ujipurtunlly pre*e.tili->l If they treat the sorrowful affair as of _ — ____, _ _ _ i to you by Dr. A. W. cha*k. aulhor «>f <-h»«r Palpipltalion, dropsical swrallngs. dlzzhtesa. address was read to congress as usual, indigestion, haadSMw atoeMMlwM cured by I I I I | I Family Iteceipt Book. >u nbwiug iu every dnu; the past; recognize Mrs. Strong as their and although members of Congress are VWella* Health Renewer. ’ 3 ■ * Iff 1 I ■ I I l\ If ■ I •tore.Cbara'* rough and Wound liaisani. (be equal in Qte social circles so long as her ■ ■ I I ff I I I XI I M* I univeraal remedy of the age. for Cough*. <olri«, slow in forming and expressing their | XV I IIII A| X J ■ I Bore Tliroal, lufliauua. Whooping Cough. I’aln life shows her repentance: they can Ask for Wells* “Rough on Coras. Iftc. Quick, ■■■■ I I ■II X ■ . IniheChmt. Cun*muption in lt*early»tag«‘and opinions, in regard to the details of it, complete cure. Hard or raft corns, warts, bun­ ‘ other dtaeaae* of the throat and limn. Thl* make the future pathway of this couple their ready comment was that, as a ions. • . preparation is abo an excellent n-med} for exas easy to travel as it can be made. It '■Ronj;li on Pain" Porouaed Plaster; ■ Urnal U*e, far burn*, aeaid*, cuts, etc. It ran­ whole, it was dignified and business nmMMrMMrtfttiUV vftbealwHrrouilriahrt' Mtrehgthening, Unproved, the best lor back­ is their duty to do this; we are impress­ like. j Doni tall to a*k your dniggbt for Dr. ( ha*> ' ache, pains In ch»l or side, rheumatism, neu­ -v-x , > r /« ■« * , Cough and Wound Balaam Frirr. larp■ t-'tu. ed with the belief that they will. If The suggestions concerning the tariff ralgia. they do, there will be happiness for this made by the new secretary of the treas­ " Wells' Health Renewer" restores health and pair whom the reckless, devilish deeds ury in his report to congress, will un­ h«^rachere«1d^Ll*^,la’ “errou,n”*- <1®b,,,y. of the seducer for a time have separa­ doubtedly attract wide attention. Whooping Cough. ted; there will be peace and joy in the While giving to the protective tariff the Aud the tuauy throat affection* of cbildrea, home that the despoiler once had invad­ credit of: having fosterea and encour­ promptly, pleasantly and safely relieved by i The undersigned will pay above reuanl (or ' Rough on cough*." Troches, ific.; balsam.Ma | any aaae ot »l« headache. liver eomplulnt. rtrsed to their sorrow. We know that Mrs. aged manufacturing enterprises, Mr. pemiia, todlgeatleu. eonstlbatiun or ecativrt>< Mother*. they cannot cure with Dr. A. W. (Maae'aAntl Strong was more sinned against than McCauloch deems it 'questionable Uyou are falUmr,broken, worn out and serBllfimw Uvrr Fill*, when directions an- strictly sinning, so do the people of Nashville. whether a further continuance of this vckm. use "WeU**Health Renewer.” flt. Drwgcompled with, they are purely nwetahk and nevor fajl to give *atl*fartlon. Swear roaud. Let them but do their duty with this tariff is advisable. price Metafper bnx. For sab- by U. J. A L. I.. Bsflowny.iOTMdata. Be rare and get t»r. A. w knowledge, and all will yet be well. lortngjwur Mrtp on life, try "Well*' There is a wide difference of opinion Health Renewer. Chase's Anti-HlHoii* Liver Fills. Madufiw«urr«t Oort direct to weak spot*. only bv Dr. A. W. chamc M«r>. co.. Detroit among democratic* representatives on “Rough on Toothaeho.” The most bare-faced, despicable fraud In Hunt relief for neuralgia, toothache, faeethe advisability of reporting a tariff bill ever attempted upon the people of thia arbe. Ask for “Rough on Toothaalu*." 15 and this winter. When questioned on the Keenta. country was hutched in Chicago, and subject, Mr. Curtain, of Pa., said “of This Uniment la ralrnbted (<• Internal ■< having for its object the election of course no tariff would come up this lAdles who would retain freabuaM and viraewell a* external use In cholic, cholera nwrtm. Ity. Don’t fail to try’.Well's Health itenewer." Carter Harrison, democrat, as senator pain* tn theeuanach. etc. It i* a rare winter. Had we not struck out the en­ C'atarrhal Throat Affection*. M a pain deetroyer Indeed. It I* rxrredlmfty vs) from Illinois. The returns from the uable In neuralgia. rheumatic pains, brwwv acting clause of the Morrison bill last Huckluff. irritating cough*, eolds. sore throat, sprains. aoreneM; in all ca»es where liniments cured "Rnqich on Couth*." Troche*. J5c. 18th ward in Chicago were held back are aapllrable. Ask your <lni«i»t for Dr. A. session, Cleveland would not now be liquid, 9Se. W. <5ta*e’* American ljuhnrut. Price. until the balance of the state had been the president elect.” Still some promi­ Mad kt. Manufactured only tiy.lta. A. U. bean! from and it became probable that Cm arm Man. Co.. JM.mlL Mkh j-ornate at W. "Hough on itch" cures humor*. eruptions, nent members of the ways and means rinjrworm, tetter, salt rheum, frosted teeLehiUthe legislature would be a tie on joint committee are restless for another tariff ballot. The conspirators then change.] The Hop* of the Notion. fight, and it may come. 800 ballots in this want, thus ostensibly |“Jnrt,iwbp«»y.»c«»»roy. it Iti b,K* <*•*• Hntinnerw aureeed grandh Mr. Mitchell, of Conn., insists there and delicate,Blow use “Weil*’ Health Kenewer." None ML Term* free. HluJtTrBOCi. electing the democratic, instead of the Wide Awake j Co.. fortlawl. Maine. will be no tiqie this session for any­ thing but the appropriation bills and Three or four hour* every night coughing. (let Immediate relief and Bound rest by uaingwell*' from that district, giving U><> demroutine worjt Mr. Cobb, however, is "Hough ou Cough*." Troche*. Me. Bataaa, Me. ocraU control of the legislature. The “Bough »» Pain“ Porou*d Planter. determined to push the land grant for­ feiture bills, and Mr. Reagan is trying Gov. HamVUm haa given the to get his inter-state commerce measure through. Representative Willis expects to urge the educational bill to passage, NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES Catarrh, as Kidneys and , entific Principles The Hastings H ^fse, Diseases ol tie Throat m Lugs, Kidneys ui Bladder, Nervous and Chronic Diseases. POWDER Absolutely Pure. The Science of Life. Only$l. now Bound to Reduce Stock! thyshf.^M* WOMAN’S FRIEND. PARTIES DESIRING CLOTHING, SB®' X^’STHYSELF ' I COUGH NO MORE Ready-Made or Made to Order, $200 REWARD! For the Next Sixty Days Should Call (aTtKe 35 Dr. A. W. Chase's American , Liniment. And See the Low Prices at which we are offermg our goods. E. S. PIERCE, rawly lo Irin* forward. UNDER TOWER CLOCK, GRAND RAPIDS. IZZCZ �The Hastings Banner vol. xxix. HASTINGS, MIGH. DECEMBER Id, 1884. BOWN! DOWN! DOWN! -1 -J- TEST TOUR BAKIKG POWDER TO-DAT! With the Prioea on THE TEST: Dry Goods and Clothing I .... ;xr&i.r“ PRI *nd' ”* d"-"» CAWTAL NOTES. Many Measures of Importance to Be Diecussed in Both Houses This Week. The Bed Cross Society Makes a Report ] STEA MF.RS. Wabhingtox, Dee.- K—With a ricw to on the Progress of Virginia's, ; the use df the fa-4 steamers from Nww Strange Disease. I Completion of the Washington yonnmant —Other News of National Interest. Cotton Cloth or Dress Goods I on July 4, 1848. The height of th.- moiMti meat is 550 feet FOR Tint PRgSKNT wkkk. Netherlands Belgium ami Germany, soars of wh.ch han heretofore been s-et by direct steamer* front New York, Boston. I’hiladaiCla and Baltimore, the P<*inumt<r-Genent! i directed that hereafter all such matter with other correspondence for Europe i»variably by the fastest veseete sailing fro® WA8i®NGTffic, Dee. 8.—Three measures of Importance are mentioned as likely to Maibs Crawford, in his last report • I-OSTAL TKLKORAPH. eomc up-, this week for discussion in the Washington, Dec. Representative At most any price, I them. Senate. Trwiny Senator Slater intends to call up the House hili known as the Oregon Morey has informed the House Committee ou Pout-Offlces aud Port Roods that he Ims Central Railrojd bill, “To declare forfeited received iufornutiiop, from the Senate which DOES NOT CONTAIN AnONU. certain lands granted to aid the construction leads him to believe tlmt if the House paaMB of a railroad in Oregon." To-morrow Sen­ the bill to secure cheaper telegraphic cor«l«04 tba copmm'.rri' rviUbla te«t. ator Harrison will call up the bill for resiKHidence, the Senate will accept it Ma THE TEST OF THE OVEH. the admission of • Southern Dakota as .substitute for the Postal T< legraph bill now ■ pending before it. a State. The measure is expected to give THk rDl'CATTOXAI. HILL. . PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. rise to considerable discussion, which will Wabkinoton. Dec. 8.—The Bouse Com­ probably be of a political clmracter. On mittee on Education has instructed Repre­ Thursday Senator Cullom will, if possible, sentative Willis Ui call up the Educational call up the Inter-State Commerce bilk It bill as soon as posable and move to subrtiis probable the regular order will be tem­ tote for It the Blair bill, which jiassed the The Stock in the county, and the Lowest Prices. porarily laid aside early tn the week to give Senate and Is now on the Speaker’s table. Dr. Prict't Lupufln Senator Hill an opportunity -to rtiake a speech on his “flilver’ resolution offered THU I-OUTMASTKH-GF.NUIAI.’S I’OSTMASTlast week. FOR SALE BY GROCERS. WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.—The numbsr of CHICAGO. BT. LOUIS In the House, Representative Iteagan In­ postinasters receiving than 8100 per tends pressing the Inter-State Commerce annum, and who are appointed by toe bill, discussion of which was begun last week. It is thoughf. a vote will be taken on PoSfniuster-Genernl without consulting the this measure by Thursday. Wlien |he In­ President, the Senate or the’Civil Service Examiners, is 26.040. Of these. Ohio has ter-State Conimeroe bill is out. of the Way, I 1,331; Indiana, 1,027; Kentucky, 1,101 wH Reprewntative Hewitt will usk that the bill to carry out the provisions of the Mexican Wert Vlrgina, 819. Tiu: HAWAHAX TBKATT. reciprocity treaty, reported from the Ways Washington, Dec. a—The Hawailaa and Means Committee last session, treaty was signed yesterday by Secnkaw be considered. Representative Payson in ­ Overcoats, $2.50, and $5.00$3.75, $5.00 and $6.50. tend* to Rrge'conHideratlon of his bill to re­ Fr.'lii'gliuywn for ti»e the 'United Stade* store to the public domain all loads held and Mr. Carter for the Hawaiian GovmOvercoats. $6.00, $7.50 and $10.00. Suits, $7.50, $9.00 and $10.00. within the Indemnity limits for railroad and meuL wagon road coinpauies. lie says the pas-s­ Boys’ and Children’ Overcoats. 2.00, 3.50, and Overcoats. 5.00 and 6.50 THEIR LABORS ENDEO. age of this measure by Congress would open for settlement under the public land taws • of the Plenary Cuuneil — BUkop more thaa 120,000,000 acres. 'Die CmumitBoys' Suits, 2.00. 3.00 and 4.00. railed by thfcyeart to light, white and whata- tee on Public Buildings will make an effort Done at It by Hia Cbureh. pass a number of bill* providing for Men sJied Shirts and Drawers, at 75c each. Men’s White Shirts at Drawers at 25c each. । aoma like our grandmother's delicious bread. to the erection.of buildings in various cities. Baltimoiie, Mil, Dec. 8.—The closing GROCERS SELL THEM. Representative Millard, of New York,will Moled of Uh: Plenary Council was marked M<er*aao a* tub introduce a joint resolution this week pro­ by'grcat pomp aud ceremony. As on Che Price Baking Powder Co., posing an amendment to the Constitution laiTB if Dr. Pncft SJtttfI Flu Jim Emco, fixing the Piraidential term of office at six opening day there w a street procMSloa years and making the incumbent inriigbiie from the Archepi»x>pal residence to tlw Chica*o. 111. 8t.Loulr,M< sure you call at for all further Federal position. In lieu of cathedral which was witnessed by a large Uita political disqualification the ex-Presi­ crowd. At the catbedrat pontifical mana dent shall receive a jiension for the remain­ was celebrated by the Most. Bev. der of his natural life. The proposition has Michael Corrigan. On account of the sick­ be<-n widely discussed. It is received with favor in some sections and with disfavor iu ness of Rev. P. W. Riontan. eoidjutnr to ^Where you get Good Goods the Cheapest. others. The divisions of sentiment are not the Archbishop of San Francisco, Bishop confined to either jiarty. Spaulding. of Peoria, preached the sermon, Representative Buckner, Chairman of the which w devoted chiefly to a review of Committee oil Banking and Currency, will the'NMOrk of the, Council. The questions JTOLMES A HOLLY BROS. State of Michigan, County of Barry—m. i State of Michigan. C«tmty of Barry -as. Introduce a bill to susfiend the coinage of wiii«-ry were discussed, he said,, had. a direct At a aesslpn of the ITobate Court for ths । At a session nt the Probate Court for the the sliver dollar. The bill/providw that bearing on the eoclal, moral, religious anti county of Barry. holden at (he Probate office In County of Barry, holden nt the Probate office in ! after the taking effect of the act the 1’resl- intellectual welfare of the people and thr the city oflHaatlngB In said county on Tiira- the city of Hastings, in said eounty. on Monday, day. (he WiFi day of November. In the year one the 1st day of December, in the year one thou- , dent shall urge upon the Governments oi country at large. The prelates in the de sand eight hundred and eighty-tour. thousand eight hundred and eighty-four. (rfcat Britain. Germany and the metui»ers of erees that liare been formed have laid ITcsent, Clement Smith. Judge of Probate. Present, Clement Smith, Judge of Probate. the’Latin Union, so-called, and such other foundations of what will yet be a great In the matter of the estate of Hlram Gardner. In the matter of the estate of Allen Math­ dcceaseti. '%>*>■■■»*>»«•«"••, —— — Governments as he shall deem advisable, American-Catholic College; thus insplrtagews, deceased. .. Oa reading and filing the petition, duly verified. '• aririnr from an Impure «tate of tb*BU)Op. On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ tbo desire of the United -States for the es- ail with a love of intellectual progross. Sarah A. 8. Gardner, executrix of the Jart To women wbosuffer from any of th* illyp fied, of Oscar Mathews, one otthe heirs at taw of r MX it U an unfailing 1 •*— ................ ............. r.m— friend. AU tabli*.hiuentuf a common ratio between gold They hnd treated of education in general, of told deceased, praying this court to deter­ Will and testament of said deceased, One Dollar a bottle, or addreae Dr. ami silver, tuul -by intornationul. agreement ot n system which would combine in it Mw Soods of AU Kindi to Marked mine who are the lawful heirs of said deceased securing a fixity of relative money value ' rights of religion and the GovemrnbRL and entitled to inherit the real estate of whTch bide thereof, having been filed in said eotirt, Doom ! . between these metals; and whenever any They had dealt also with questions affect said deceased died seized. r . Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the tMh showlngthat said will has been duly admitted to i three European Governments, including ing the family, which wan the basis of Un­ We will take Produce as musi, but uo more day of December next, al ten o clock In the fore­ I probate In the county of Niagara. New noon, be assigned for the bearing of said prtitioB 1 and praying that said copy of said will be al­ Kldoer Complaint Among lioth Rcxe« and Great Britain, shall concur in the import church. They wanted’ to inspire a holier credit given. amwand propriety of such an inUvnational reverdhee for the sacrament of mar and that the heirs at law of said deccated. and an lowed. filed and recorded In said court ns and for Age*.—A Brilliant Recovery, tost will anti testament of said deceased. agreement die Presbtent is directed to invite riage. Marriage must I* a |H'rpeUn.l No more Book-keeping-aud no more bad debts. other persons interested in said estate, are re- the Thereupon It Is ordered, that Monday, the Mth There Is something startling iu the rapid in­ qnlreo to appear al a session of satu court, then day of December. A. D.. iHM.at ten o'clock in crease of Kidney dUcases among the American a conference. MI such time and pim<e as may union, lasting as long as life lasts, with na to be holden at the Probate office, in the eity of -^OITR- ' be agreed npon, of delegates fr.-rn skid sev­ cause of divorce* but death. They bad the forvn<M>D, be assigned for the hearitw nf said people within a few, year* past. Maty eooses Hastings, in said county, and show cause, if any petition, and that the heirs at taw of said dcpeculiar to certain classes tend to produce and eral Governments of Europe? and America. pleaded for thv cause of sobriety and tern there be, why the prayer of the petitioner should ccascd. and all other persons Interested In said aggravate tla-se troubles—as. for example, care­ perauce. They stood on the side of good U°And RTsTturther ordered that Said |>etltloner estate, are required to appear at a session of less living, Overwork and exposure. Dr. David said court, then to I* bmden at the Probsts Kennedy. o< Itondout, N. Y., is often congratu­ Washington. Dec. 8.—Dr. J. B. Hub­ taws amt customs, and wished to make Uw office, In the cA- of Hartings, In said county, lated on the exceptional success of ills medicine bell. field agent of Um American AMocia- world so tlwt man might be truly free, and and show causeTlf ahv there be, why the prayer called FAVORITE REMED-Y in yn-sting and tion of the Red Cross, has written the fnl- grow hi moral purity and intellectual worth. OF GboDS* of the petitioner shoiud not be granted. radically flaring these mort painful dt»oraero. lo'ving letter to Miss Clam Barton, from They had tried to -timulato the CathothI And It Is further ordered that said petitioner Froofs of this, like the following, ace constantly give notice to the persons Interested in said es­ brought Mhls attention, and are published by Wise County, Va.. relative to th? disease pre«< Mid Catholic literature, so that men might be led to take a gnuter interest to tate, of the pendency of said |>etltion. and the him for the sake of thousands of other sufferera which has been prevalent in that State: weeks previous to “"’■IS&W&nTH. bearing thereof, by causing a copy of this order whom nr desires to reach and benefit. The let­ •This morning I called on Judge G- w- Kll- matters affecting tiuin us Catholics and to be tpubllshed in the Harting's Bannkil b ter. therefore, may be of vital Importance to you A true copy. Judge of Probate. aaorncy, editor and member of the American citizens. ‘ITtey had laid down AND A BHAN NEW LINE OF newspaper printed and circulated In said county or toaome one whom you know. HU from one forr. wbojjas. taken- pains to collect laws for the guidance of society, which co­ of Barry, once in each week fortiirecsuccessive of the best known and popular druggist* in the Lerldature. Probate Order. Mime data and m-.rticiilare or the disease tn and growing city from which he writes—and thl* and the adjoining eountles. 'Dm first operated with tin* ehurch, and had sought ■ aAlxr "Ami. I fine doubtless where those may find Mr. f rawford at coeo w atch appeal'd in this region w*r -Ju»t of to know what was for good and what wr« (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. I bis place of business on fue corner of Main and w iillam Bates at Pound Uap, Cumtwrland f<»r harm in the church. Their delibera­ t, ol K£?. Mto. n Uw >•"*»«•««" '! SI - | Union streets; Mountains, in the latte% part ot July, before tions had been conducted with dignity, ami city of Hastings In said county on Fridayjhe I Springfield, Mas*.. March a, MS4. rhe begin mag of the drought. He Fiigorod full thought had been spoken without re TO BE ADDED. WITH I4lli day of Nov.. In the yew one thousand i Dr. D. Kennedy, Rmidout, N. Y. ; nearly two tnontba, when he died. The State of Michigan.CountyofBany — M. DkakHiR:—For tab years I had been afflicted next three care* ttopeared nt tilud- striation. eight hundred aud rilti‘!TCo,ur,- m At ajesslon of the Probate Conrt for the Present, Clement Smith, Judge of 1 ™b***-with Kidney disease in it* mo*l acute form. After the st rtnon the Apostolic Delegate in August, also before the drought rs olly In the matter of the estate of plenty tower, a eounty of Barry, holden at the Probate Office In What 1 rtiffensl must be left to the imarinatlon villa Ix imn. The otlwr ease* occurred iu Bowl •took lite real at the altar steps, with Bishop the city of Has Ungs In said county, on Satur ­ -for no one can appreciate It except who have ermp, along the tri bn Writ* of the creek, ralkw^dSI&i>-esu>to«.->">T«*SJ' At the helm. day. the 29th day of November. In the year ona gone through It I resorted to many physician; a here It became a general epidemic, causing Kane. of Wheeling, at his right and Bishop Jansens, of Natchez, an his left, and tin and to many different kinds of treatment, and | sixty deaths. It beenme general over Wire of praying tiijit his account as Ip*™, thousand eight hundred and ^«htv-foiir. IanCofAdams, said minor heretofore filed, nuty bJ$?®5dd Present, Ctement Smith. Judm* of Probate. spent a great deal of money, only to find myself County ui the latter part of August and in last session of the Council a as opened In the matter of the estate oiwnjaniln Howe, older and worse than ever. 1 may say that I SepteinlM-r, whm the deaths were fns;uentiy Mgr. Corroran rc-tul the cnapters of the de Satisfaction euarautoed, and Good* Cheaper aud allowed and he discharged from his said :ii'& five tier Any. As nearly as win Im- areertrtned < re;*K paswil last week aud they were for­ than ever you bought before. ■ThVroupm, IU. fTOj-rod. X’w. 11 On'VSliln. u>d filing lh« iwUlton, <lnlr J«rt- ss the deaths In l»ds county number two kun fled, of Sarah A. Howe, administrator of said es­ dred. In Lett.•Ihekenren and 'uchananCoun. mally adopted. ArehbLshop Kenrick. the Parties owing the old firm will please settle by Sthixm. '"’’•sjRSl'T'jj; “f^Sa* E tate, praying that her floal ac-count filed witii ttea. Vn.. and MclmaeH. W. Va. reutterlng oldest ।-relate pt ascot. referred to the wort • *«q»tembcr 16th. tills conrf. may be heard and allowed, and shv with n perfect recollection of all that was done cases occurred, averaging atxmt twenty deaths done by the Council In eloquent terms, and be discharged from the said trust. for me besldesl-ta the only thing that did me, in each. Whatever the original eaure or U»e after ti»e Ap.jrtolicdtiegttc nad pronounced HOLMES & HOLLY BROS., Woodland. the slightest good; and I am happy.I0®4™'1 dtreaao may have l-een. there is no doubt that r^rTl^ K ®urnJh .‘nX. ornro.to that it gave me permanent relief. I have rec­ it was augmunted by the drought and tbe.im- the Papa! benediction the third Plenary ommended FAVORITE REMEDY to many peo­ inire water. Th? tlrst casts- wnich appeared Council ended. * ple for Kidney '' kertbloo-Iy flux with vomit; the hitter as­ me In saying that Dr. DAVID KENNEDY'S suming the form of Asiatic cholera. In nearly petitioner fffiouM said petitioner FAVORITE REM EDY ha* not It* equal in the ad cases where the ] alieut* died they ,werc ula mi it is flivelier ordered tuat 1^ wuu jk-uuuu-j ‘XK ^hW^S iu work tint will at once bring you in. money *ffi; court, then to be hdden.at the Probate Offlce/In wide world for this distressing and often fatal tackod with revere griping, with the bister tlian anything else In America. All about the city of Hastings. In said county, and ybo* complaint. Use thia letter as you deem l>eat for ahorooamed syinpRmjsi t*»®. dlae«M> Mm S-jm.ouO In presents with each box. Agents eansc. lf any there l»e. why the prayer of the -xlstod in two f-rfb. one-tm .H®**., £ prints a seven-culumn special cable fro® wanted everywhere, of either sex. of all ages. petitioner should not Im'granted. other commencing $ar all the time, or spare time only, to work for ’ And It Is further ordered that said und vomit. Tho** an-xdrd in the tatter way Madrid giving the. full text of the as at their nwn homes. Fortunes for idl wprkrive notice to the persons Interested in said never died. Large <iuantltic*of somrtlw* red BT0HIJS8 ON THS ROAD. •vsabsolutelvassured. Don’t delay. H. Hate treaty between Spain and sometimes dart blfud •FPrenrt «l VArt coiniuercii*' provloim t» Mia daSfiKh!r°’M|THi Lwrr A Co.. Portland, Maine. out stages of the disease. All who died aero aud the United States duly signed _ »_ a*. uitlilt WAR not — Something to Put In • Griprack, [AW.tojg-1 by the Spanish authorities awl John Foster. Probate Order. only anxious wair «><>* olEm. I" “rU w~» tor’brffi<o«ewf»r disease has now nearly dlsappcmwd in this United States Minister. The treaty Mateof Michigan. County of Barn’.-»h. ■■O.ntlamro. 1 ■Imrol <W >■» to' county, there n-niaitnng but threw er,Ctea’ At a scmIou of the ITobateCourt for theCouni- to be hi force seven yea’s Among th* ,-are.. but it has left m^uy crti-pk^ in a c.md 3 of Barry holdeu ut the l*robate Office to the city tinn rraemWing that enured bj rb« u mat.s u articles free of duty ar.’ huTaeA, coffee, (A iror JulgiotrroliAto. Hartings hi said county on Monday, the Mth most effectual r.n iron, to. The remedy which day df Novenilier In the year one thousand eight sj a? &™ । m B KkJSf ssfc[Kk-BK Ui o! ui 'Werl, pfruuirr tourt«. ••{‘ARgJL was a compound uf ixirturTnd obvb ‘di. laud­ sugars not alxive No. 16 Dutch standard in hundred and eighty-four. , and was addressed to a semi-circle of cotrim* r- anum and camphor, or. where nopbr««“ color, ami coins of gold and silver. Subjeri Present. Clement Smith, Judgenf Pfjbbtib . and eight hundred and clphtj -foiir. _ fl UM I able sample box of goods that will pul to duty are cigurs ami cigarettes Sl.Sft pei clal travelers seated on the porch of the Undell In the matter of the estate of Ann EllzaCooK, v ou In the way ot waking more rrwney Hotel. St. IrtUia. Mo. pound, twelve awl one-half per eeuL ad «.„r»^cAtativr “Yes.” responded a New York rtprerentatire attending phyridaue On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ valorem; IoIhmto leaves requiring more of the profession, "a drummer Isn't without his fied, ot Henry C. Cook, a sou of Mid than one hundred to the ponod. if hav­ pleasures, but he runs bis risk*, too-risks out­ graying that a paper this day filed Puri>ortln« ing MMo, thirty-aeveD cento pei side the chances of railroad collision* and pn-J- U>ES... m.1 h« h«rt »e l»c the last wifi and testament of said aesuccessful. 50 cents to 95 easily earned eveiy steamboat exploration ” waaaed, may bo admitted to probate. fata! along 1b* creek*. *n,s ri™” th"L"n ' . jsiund, wWaait xteras fifty cents per pouud : ThermqKm It is ordered, that Monday, the So hirte landi. One year axo the same vr a other manufactured tobacco witiwUt rtnrnr "„lnc5,. we ma. thl. unpwr*Urlhl Oller: To day of December, at ten o’clock in the foresimitardlMMc attacked a manand h " wifeon twenty cents par fiound; tobacco Ml maaaoil who orr oot well MUl.fipd we will whd J1,* Fortt, in tin. miunty. and taxhd.<«L Two factured. fifteen per cut. ad valorem. —~ “«M£? ..Dry (ortho trouble otwrlUMilo. Kull PjrUm.—I_ __ » untWMirwl. Kild thl’ perlara directions, etc., sent tree. Immense pay Tariff B exempts from duty beer, freak and all other persons Interested In said absolutely sure tor all who start are required to appear nt a sesslofiof said Court, delay. Addreaa BTiwaow A Co., I ortland. Me. then to be bv.Meu at the Probate Office. In tbs railed to Waanitunou for chemical anrjty of Hartings Iu said county and show ®ww. d7i«p!»,. i»a “ ~ “ “ * “ >*• f imy tbcreT*. *t>y lhr prayer ot ffie W any there be. why the prayer of the peti­ a, for i am all right now. „ ,.„k- ,n . tioner should not be granted ,. . Hr’thH W1U ■*£ And it is further ordered that said petitlowr ■tve notice to the persons Interested in said Hiro and < ul. An*-rK**> WAflUMMtV MOWVMDfT CGMTLRTRD. Etc, of Ll>e jK-ndency of said petition ■“***”! State’S tteJieSentyofMid petition««<««£ hearing thereof by causing a cony of this order to be published in the Hastings Ban N««is »»«> [DOdllllUW.. ----- ------ ------ pajjer printed am! circulated in said County of lun^l e^«Uoo will U»<' “ Barry* once in each week for three succeaslve "rSiCrAJwtn each week for three succ«wlve WiBhlttta.'. HrtMw. ™ «*r have Cloaks, Circulars, Velvet Beaver Shawls, And Double Shawls Dr. Price’sMSpecial Flaw 7WUm,M. tl.lHM.n >Ur.lb-^kExtracts, Ito.>.»4 Ye«»t 6imt Largest Dress Flannels, Red Flannels, Ladies’ Underwear, LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD Overcoats are Lower than before the War. Suits, $3.50 5.00. s Boys’ 4.00. Hats, Caps, Collars, Ties, Socks, Trunks, Valises, &c. LEWIS STERN’S, KENNEDY’S 0.1 M/Z, High it torf! REMEDY br g fearfully common. GENERAL STOCK! TO BE KEPT FULL! ’ Millinery Goods M . B. S. H INCOME AND TRY US! WWjUUu jsarck*wroRI> FREE! DIVORCES i*ou'”DIVO®? MTENTSataS �(Continued froin Finn Pa«e.» ut sound mind la presumed to intend County News, will lose a number .more. «__ i —_ as­ Henry Hayman and wife are visiting Oioood ta ▼artmta Loonuafaa. , a bergiar. am mmh lart week in bprh^f,^.' rept, «eoar*e/sotar as you-may be sattafiod ■Qaer. llir 11.. ....ii...-. .... ,that tt lx or may have been affected, tt at all, by Mrs. Hayman's daughter at Grand Nashville. Mii.wackkk Wta., Dee/8.—Tbe Mee- Mn., amv-nl „ priaxiner here Ml hi... m»lielow>l,. In UU» ronnwUon w- hl* intereal lu the result of ihls.prosecution. 1! chant miib at Bay View were etawd Satur• made a imp1i«attaK LteulrJ? Sira 1 ought also to inform you that the law you believe It. you have ihe right to net b;mm> it • AL Basey’s little boy. Glean, is very Rapids. to the exclusion of all tbe other evidence tt you . Supervisor McIntyre view«i Mr; day for lark of order*. The ckMiag throws } Dnffy. u< U* Ka*t Rl UmH suiter .. with tubercular meningitis of the fret justified lu so doing, and you may. tf yntj sick • i.ew mrai u» eiujmiy wmsuw xiua, ww— ra Crouch's farm to see how many dead ever, will emitinne f« ten days only. At | believe it .md deem it worthy of such cowidera- ]brain. His recovery is not expected. •*“* lion, base your verdict upon ft; and the weight to B-ihcd by all tbe evidwnre In tbe cane, or if all be given to tt may property extend, not only to Levi Beigh, an old and respeeted sheep lay above ground. ‘ tb. <n>pk»Uou rf uuu Ume wort wUl be rw U , M Vn,, the eridenre In th- caae teavre any roaaonabte the matter of the alleged provocation. Inn also < Robert Griffin and family have re ­ living two miles south of this doubt In yotir ttend* (either aa to the Jntefit and to ( the Intent with which he shot at Dr. Foote, farmer 1 Cpmed, not only iji ttm mill* dosed Satur- I h «tsroe.*i th • poihe officer and the burelar teoUrw o£ Ura respondent, or aa to hl* aoundneat and bls wcutal condition at that Mne. Stmind a» )»ert-tunfler explained K the time I Tilts being a criminal caw. I nred hardly re­ • village, it is thought is ho^eleMly)af- turned from Dakota. day, but. in tbe nail-plate milk fish-plate ll"d trial Um- arrtjrwax rold toa broker, teaahootiiiK wa* done) the ro^xHideot la en- mind you that there can be no" presumption of 1fficted with paralysis of one hemisphere Mrs. Steven Haywood and daughter, mill and U»c nail factory. A few orders are • »-»-«—*— -Zted totbebeneOt thereof, and should be M- ,guilt indulged In ax against the respondent, the of Freeeffil, Mason county, are visiting Dow on hand, but not xuMcicat to warrant I •nlUed at tbe charge of >a*ault with intent to presumption ot law being that he Is innocent un of the brain. ■mnler. He might however. IL hl* mind waa til the contrary 1* proved beyond a reasonable raoning. It Is expected by thewte in charge relatives and friends in Castleton. L. J. Wilson has a new clerk — Wm. In such a coimIIUou a.* to enable him to under­ doubt, and Uns presumption extends, not only that lifter January 1 work srilFrmttimie nnstand the nature and quality of bla acta be to tbe fact of tbe awmult, but also to the intent Van Waggoner. iflterruntcdly. A -. j . ----- CABLTON. SKoft with whk-h it was do«j«, tbe degree of delibera­ St. Lori-*. Dec. A—It te announced tliat ; Bimr, aged seven years vrntnrwi on thin Mr. rnd Mrs. Strong were in Kalama­ tion neeesaary to make out the offense, the state An unpleasant change in the weather during l»*t week tliere wm a reduction of k« In tin- .•anal at WrsUi-id Satnnhv claiin1made In respondent‘s behalf fa that of his inlud, and all of the elements which com­ zoo over Sunday. took place Friday night bined together tt proved beyond any reasonable fifteen J»er cent in tbe wages of the uoal and brokv through. His l».niter l.’harlm. hr did not premeditate any assault won Doctor doubt, constitute guilt. And the evidence to J. J. Potter is in London, Monroe Co., The roads are becoming very l>ad. niinera In Belleville, 111., a dbfirict in which ' aged nine yean, went tn hi*, n-s.-ue a:»-t Eoote. and that at the time be did about at him, warrant a verdict of guilty, must not only be kte mind had been so afieeted by adeqoate prov- consistent with guilt, but inconsistent - with visiting his uncle, Isaac TJ Potter. Carlton center is to have a church there l« rome liundrod and fifty miner*. I both were drowned •cation that he did not. and could not under­ every other reasonable theory. Tlmre lirn already been a redurtkm of twen| H. A. Brooks is up north looking up the coming season. The amount of stand the nature and quality ot hia acta, and I suppose, gentlemen, you fully well under­ ty-five omta j>er day all round at tbe Abbey had no power to retrain from doinf such acta, stand what is meant by proof beyond a reasona­ the creamery business. Prospects of subscription already received is about mineA. whk h are worked by foachinery, and eould not and did not entertain any malle- ble doubt. It will do no harm, however, to give WXI. l>oody«-ar mu alway* tm relied uw*u loua Intent to murder. A» bearing upon thta you a legal definition of the term. A reasonable establishing one here are good. and sixty men have been •dfech.irgrtl. The 8500. . Ute oniy/te carry tn »toek the beat of even thing' •CM. upon this claim, testimony ha- >x-en sub­ doubt ta a fair doubt growing out of the evi­ shutting down of various large nunufactur- i Mr. Larainy, of Battle Creek, has re­ lh* ■krenry for such urifeir. £ mitted in your hearing which 1 nnw direct yoin- dence in tbe case; tt ft not a mere Imaginary, Lewis Cole is .still enjoying the pleas­ inx e^bliahmente here, which obtain their havesml-kaowa merit, and ate i>otiular win. attention to. 1 refer >as you probably autlcl- captious, unreasonable, or possible doubt, but it turned to Nashville to live. «*•* reputation "f ure of sporting in the north regions. coal from the** mines, is riven ax the cause I mUO to the evidence which lias been given with la, ax I have observed, a fair doubt based upon I " w *y" wrtcrpriataR, and e»er rel;rt>lc. Owing to the storm there was no reference to a scandal which It is alleged arose reason and common sense: it Is such a doubt as James Covert has for some time been of tbe curtailment of their forces and the । Having Mvmcd the Aft-nay for the <-etebrahd in Nashville with reference le Mrs. Strong and may leave your minds after a careful and im­ n*di>ction in wages. j macuvrr* iur . <*iiman>uan wm blue ribbon meeting Bunday. ; Dr. Ktnc ’ wNew DUeovery fur Coaawptice. wtil Doctor Foote, which It is said was eoiiimunl- partial examination of all the evidence in tbe afflicted with a sore hand, but is now I’msBi iwu, Pa. Dee. 4.—Work will sell tt on a positive iruarantre. tt will iureh •ated totberespondent; aud also with refer­ cam Good*body beech and maple stove able.to be in his store again. . In that condition that you cannot say that nut be resumed at Sboenberger'x iron- ™re any »d ex.ry affection uf th. Tt-ro-*: ence to certain matters claimed to have beep you nave au abiding conviction to a moral cer­ •onwiunlcaU-d to him with reference to the tainty of the truth of the charge here made wood can be bought for 80 cents per STStm I JfTmS We learn the I. O. G. T. sent a full mill .jmUj, the alleged conduct nt Doctor Foote aud Mrs. against the rest»ondent. accept the reduction untered. inc ynin cord. tltrong- and al«> witti reference to certain aldelegation to the district lodge held at I hardly need say to you that no Mellngx of , David Honeywell ha. been eoinmHMooed |MMd statement* and confessions, atelcb It la sympathy, one way or the other, will be per­ Mrs. Lafayette Eastman, of Maple Middleville the 3rd. The lodge is pro­ dosed down indefinitely ^atanlny night i; |M>t master al Creasy’s Cornrre. said Mr*. Strong made to her lin-baud with re­ mitted to Influenre your verdict, but your duty I|oug * Co., whose mH! has been Idle three j gard to her conduct with Doctor Foote, and hta* ta to examine patiently, calmly, and oltpnssloD- Grove, departed this life Sunday. uu account qx of smku slack orders, have :• w«wks Oil .uuo, ■>«.« and gressing finely. jrinrtxM-t towards her: aud also with reference to atelx.all the evidence In tbe case in the light of notified their employes that steady work 1 Tbua,a* Etectrte 0:1. an.i Mr. John Mowry, of West Maple r •artaln Interviews claimed to have been had be­ , the law ax It has been given to you Iron: this would be given them all winter at * ,n " COATS GROVE. tween Doctor Foote and respondent, at one <rf* bench alone; and your verdict should award ax Grove, died Monday afternoon of ery­ ten per cent, reduction. A. tbe which at least It lb also claimed that Mnt between the respondent on the one hand and Chicken thieves are reported numer­ a cot im ludes the Amalpunat-xl Aaso- | I‘”rscn-•‘quitted. Wrong was prevent. the people on ttir other, even and exact justice. sipelas. 1 have iwt attempted to recapitulate the de­ With the result of your verdict you ha\e noth­ elation men a- well aa ell uiht'A, It is prob- |' ,tt*’ iu There is much sickness among chil­ ous. tails of this tesUtnony, bid have simply referred ing to du. Your are to say by your verdict Let us hear more about that new .bh- rt.1 th. o«.r wju net be .w.wpte.1. TJw | ' to it to Illustrate wn.it I desire to say for vour wnat the rigid, the troth, and the Justice of the dren of late, chiefly stomach and bowel guidance in vnislderimt the weight to b® givra case under the law and the evidence as It has irescrlption glass-blowers of the t utted 1 always.relieve fwadarhe railroad. to it. You will undoubtedly remember the tenth- been given to you in open court ta, and having complaints. St*tes met here last night to consider the 1 j 1. ait-rt Allegan lM>a>ls that site lia* not a t-outa^'o.*mony vourrelves aud give it proper weight, that done, your duty Is accomjfilshrd. Aud you Martha Bruce is preparing to go Wm. Messamer, of Maple Grove, has prypostsl nxlnct on Of wages of twvnly-the ; (|tsea*c within her border*. • flareful consideration, and proper effect . , will remriniier too that Doctor Foote Is not i»T cent ordered by Ute manufacturers • Now, this class of testimony was not received upon trial In thl* case. tonight the interest of Mr. Fowler, of north to spend the winter. ■*7l,FF«ry Glm.* Eye. to prove, or as tending to prove that Mrs. If you find tbe re<^>ondent not guilty of an Phillip Ragley has taken to himself a About two hundred delegate were present Strong and Doctor Foote had committed adul­ assault- with -intent to commit inuroer, but the firm of Fowler A Campbell, trading fpm, Philadelphia Mud Millville,JC. J. in tery, or had had any Improper inthnaclM. and guilty of nn assault and tmttero, your verdict land for the same. wife. tbe East, and Perker CMy. । The glass eye'uas cuu«tuntb It will not l»c considered by you ax establishing will be: "Gttltty of assault and nattery." If you The mite society was entertained by Wheeling. St LouK Bellaire (O.), j cufi, aud the wig turning around aidesistt ofl h»> anything of that kind, because we are not »n- find him guilty of assault with Intent to murder Several Nashville people will visit Allnu, Martlu-. rtny (O.| »n.l l-.brtuw.-h. wbmrv rhr u..rf a. gaged now in trying that issue, and at most M charged, your verdict will be. “Guilty of nave only heard from one side, and could not, aasaidt with intent to murder as charged.'^ If the New Orleans exposition during the Mrs. H. Johnson last Thursday. In the Weak The meeting wip <(ricthr ro- I Hair y*** Bail xfxrctadr. Fariter * in the west, tue ineeung BalsamDlmriet. prevrsex and promotes the growth therefore be fti a |xMttion to talrly say whether you find him not guilty of any offense your ver­ winter. A singing whool is going to lx* or­ cret. but after Um* adjournment it wa* .1 vf the natural hair. It also restores the uaturxi such conduct was indulged in by them or not. dict will simply be. “Not guilty.” We could only surmise. Certain of the testi­ At Chipman’s rink Saturday, Herb ganized at the Martin school house learned that a rreolution hwl been adopted | color to hair which ha« faded or bcroim' grwi You will now take thl* case and give It your mony, and this testimony wax admitted for the‘ honest and Impartial consideration, and having la favor of resisting the reduction Jo the bit- Cteim. elegant, beneficial, highly iwrtumed. punxne of enabling you to properly weigh and1 done so, you will render such a verdict as satls- Walrath easily defeated Bert Burgman with J. D. Barnum as teacher. ter end. TIhi reduetioo so far ba* »wen m- ; w. W. Krsl'« bouro burned Ml Ludtngbs: •onsidar the credit to be given to the evidence fiexyour Individual consciences as In strict ac- in a three-mile race, Rev. E. O. Whightman is holding a forced only hi thia city, und TOO men are lowM.OOo. insurance 91 joo. of .Doctor Foote, and it should all be considered1 cardance with the law and the evidence as you Aw Kye HwMnrt*. by you as bearing upon the claim of respondent:j -have beard it upon this trial. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hardy will enter­ series ot meetings in the neighborhood, ot) a strike. It I* prohaWr. however, tliat that these matters having been communicated the action taken will result to a general f ErrtU.rick Hotchkiss, the draggtet. is alwa,. to him, and believed by him. had wrought uoonI The jury deliberated upon the cane, tain the Congregational social Wednes- and quite an interest in religeous mat­ Strike of all priwription woriuas in thv । wide awake to bostnesa and spares no nidns his mind and provoked him to that extent that। but a few momenta, on the first real dry evening. Refreshments will be ters is manifested. rountty, to which cmm 14,000 u#?i will be , rochreJhe bertaf every article in hl» m»e. H.he became incapable of entertaining and did t ' h****Ared toe agency for Kemp's Balsam for not entertain any Intent to murder Doctor- text ballot, ;tll agreeing to an acquittal. served. There will also be literary ex­ Prohibition meetings are heli at the ■ffected. ixtIc-fiv. .iSSETtttJSS&i’tfiufeS'SaSS: —Koote, or to commit crime. And this testimony[ A. F. Sylvester wan chosen foreman, Martin school house every Tuesday ercises. with MU the other evidence in the case should irien. women and children bare ' b-ten ( Sold on a positive guarantee. Price ’A-, and < . also be considered by you Iu determining‘ and announced to the officers that they) Nine thousand bushels is the amount evening. Uirown out o! pu|Uo,i»ont by U». «l«i of „„„ ,,10„h ' whether ou the other hand the respondent didi had agreed upon a verdict. At 12-J» entertain any mallee, or feeling .at revenge: p. m., the judge, officers of the court,, of apples peeled and dried by the Brooks Donation at L. Mead's Wednesday the firms cumiwsmg the Boot and siwte 1 iwn-it will rest Ma.000. against or towards Doctor Foote, whteh led him{ the defendant, his wife, his attorney, „ a ; & Smith evaporator this season. evening, for the benefit of the M. E. Manufroturer^’ Aasociatloh In closing their ' to entertain tin- criminal Intent to shoot at and factories Saturday night. Tim man ufact„ , 4^,'. x ’ Vnr, umrder him. I think 1 may safely advise you and number who had "caught onto” L. J. Wheeler, of Columbia, Dakota, church. . urers claim that toett course was justified । ,ufrr,.<| w-vendy for the last ten year" 1rotn fix; that if you should )h* satisfied tliat tub rasfiond- the fact that the climax had been eat, before, and at the time of the alleged as­ reached, were present. When asked by- is visiting in town. Two weeks from Friday is Christ­ by the attitude of their employes in refua- faver In early and mid-Butnraer and in the tall sault. believed that his wife had been seduced mg to aruede to their projxaiition for the I drxire in the Interest of my fellow sufferers to Miss Ota Wheeler, of Hastings, was mas. We do not throw this out as a by Doctor Foote, that the law wquhl regard that Clerk Mack if they had agrce.l upon ai formation of a joint board nf arbitration. . aa one of the highest provocations that could l>e verdict, the foreman arose and gravely ’ ”*** J MakWo! hint, but a fact to be taken in consider­ Thta refusal they Interpret as virtually ! Sven him; amfif sunt-ring with such provoca- announced “We have.” It was “not’ in town Saturday. ni. and before his blood had reasonable time ’ Frank Purchiss will again inanipu- ation by an intelligent nation. Mean­ Amounting to a strike 0U the part uf Ute I 1 bare used Ely’s Cream Balm for Hap Fevrr to cool, and reasonable time to resume ita sway guilty.” royrk inr. nen . “ ex perimeed oral relief. I most cordially in tbe heal of poaslou and frenzy caused thereby, Such a scene us ensued is beyond our■ late the razor and shears in Nashville. time we do not expect any Christmas NkwHavkn. Conn., Dee. 8.-The Mrik*.h! ■nd whdn in consequence thereof that he wax description. The formality ,of dismis­Revival services are in progress at presents, but our post office address is ing hatter* of South Norwalk have formed । Rapldx. MlehJ Price *0 cents.' ’ ’ ‘ In such a condition ot mind that be was unable to understaod the nature and quality of the act sing tqe jury being over, all rushed, as[ the M. E. church. Rev. Cox leading. Polly wog Alley. . be wax doing, and had im» will power to refrain by one impulse, to grasp the hand and! The Catholics, under the lead of Our school is in a flourishing condi­ from doing It. he shot at Doctor Foote be could congratulate Mr. Strong, and his weep­ bought for 91.30U cadi, and a building will ' not be conflch-d, but should be acquitted. * *• 1 Of coarse on the other hand. If you xhould be ing. bgoken-hearted and yet rejoicingr Father Buyce, held services last Thurs- tion. We have the “Wright” teacher. be erected st ouro- The fartorire are atlll guarded, an the manufacturers profess fears ; cured it. Nothing r«iual to tt for a <>aiek pita satisfied from tbe evidem-c In-yond any reason­ wife. The good news was quicklyr day. able dout»t, tliat after the alleged provocation, noised about the street, and everybody DKLTON. Mts. Purkey, widow of the late Jacob of a violent outbreak. ■ reliever. sufficient time hnd elapsed before the shooting. said “It’s a just verdict.’* “It is right; The latest thing is the railroad. Purkey, died Friday last. Funeral at SWEPT BY A STORM | k~r* ***“■« everlastingly right.” Duck shooting is again in Order. condition the rrspondent shot, you would be at Mr. Montgomery had been called, to the M. E. church Sunday, Rev. Cox of­ liberty to find iilin guilty. Mr. Seth Crosby has caught between Jackson the evening liefore to attend ficiating. Elixir, the only preparation stnarenusd to In considering the mental sttnxlion of the re- • cleanw the blood and removr all rlirnnm du ■tondent, and In determine whether It was such the 1 Crouch case. To him Mr. D. B. .During the past week the public 50U and 600 muskrats and 14 mink and aa to destroy Intelligent action of the will, you Ainger, of the Charlotte Republican, some coon this winter. have a right to consider, not only the cin-uin- ; inind has been very much agitated over Prrmuaou, Dec. a—Shortly after six stances and extent of provocation, and the who had attended the tnal from the Mr. William Gunton and Mr. Thomas o’clock Saturday evening a wind and rain Editor of Fl. Wayne. !■£.. tatural effect uf such provocation upon the * sent the following unique mes- the Strong-Foote suit Large numbers auman mind, but also the phyxi<-al and mental । from Nashville attended the court daily. Blackman from Bowens Mills, are storm, destructive alike to life and property, organism of toe respondent. The whole subject ‘ Sound the Cymbal partwd over Western Pennsylvania, in tills •rtberaipondeut'x mental state tx a question The verdict gives general satisfaction guests of F. A. Blackman. O'erBarry'x bloody sea, «f fact to be determined by you. and It is for you The severe rain storm on Subbath, the city telegraph wires, nwlngtag aigna. those of a milder type. 11 never talk to effect a Juatice hath triurapned and though not generally expected l>espeedy cure. My mends to whom 1 have recocr to say to the light nf al) the evidence, and from ADd Orno Strang is free. A mended it speak of it iu same high terras. Ha* ■ 7th, did not permit of any services at chimneys, eta- suffered severely. your <mn reasonable knowledge of the human Everybody rejoiced that the trial had forejthe trial began was anticipated be­ the school house. ■dod. whether the remum of the respondent swinging sign four feet wide, covering was so over-powered by frenzy or excitement so , happily terminated. The first hap­ fore it closed. arising from u sufficient provocatloti us to Mr. Qwen Barrett, who has t>een de­ the entire front of a badness bixisc sure cure for coufflM. cold*. He." Call at W H At the stated meeting of Jefferds dflStmjr the Intelligent exercise of hi* will to tbe 1py smile that had lighted up Orno on Seventh avenue, waa blown down on <»oodyr*r> dnqr rtorr and ret a free trial taitthextant 1 have already advised you of; and If Strong I ’s fat* was seen when hosts of post, G. A. IL, held Tuesday evening, prived of his well for a short time on Largeaitefl. Mrs. Pfaff and her two children, in­ <m1 have substantially said already) the reason his ] friends—and all were his friends T,k* OPtonagon river U m> *olldly frozen that of tl>>' respoudt-nt wax in consequence of exciteofficers for the ensuing year were elect­ account of the pumps being bunted by stantly killing Peter, aged <dx years The, ■sent caused by seeing Foote, and by what then when they knew the circumstances of freezing, has now a new pump and says mother, who all the while held the other aud there occurred between himself and Foote the 1 case-spoke their joy over his vin­ ed as follows: Fred Hotehki«a guarantrre [Kwllive relict lor chliil, a girl three years of age, in her arms, he doesn't have to borrow water now. tn eountetiou with the original provocation -uf- dication < any cough, cold, croup, nr lung complaint In at the hands or the jury­ P. C.-R G. Potter. was severely bruised about the head and term! by resooudent. If you find be suffered any Owing to the rain the concert of last body. Her recovery is doubtful. Ttys little using Acker's KiigMsh Krtnrth. nr will refund S. V. C.-H. H. Sparks. sueh, aud hf» mental condition resulting there­ SWEET CHARITY REIGNS. ->J. V. C.-J. H. Harper. from so overpowered as to destroy hla will­ Saturday night was like Pat ’ s dea, for girl had her right leg badly fractured In two In Nashville last .Friday evening, in power to render him unable tu understand trie Q. M.-Wm. Boston. places. A special from Greensburg says when he got there, there was nond". nature aud quality of bis acta tow itrd Foote, and K. of P. hall, was held one of the most O. D.—J. S. Perry. ■o he shot, he would under *uch «xrcumstanct-» wonderful meetingfl we ever witnessed. । The usual growling is again heard the roof of the court-house at that plar« was be guilty of no offense. Or If inc' evidence , O. G. -Geo. Wellman. carried acroas the street. Fortunate* y no should leave nny n-aronahh- doubt In your They came there through the driving An old physictan. retired from practice, hay­ abroad in the land on)account of high Chap.-H. W. Hewee. one waa injured. ing had paired In hl* hand* by an East lnd‘.i ■Inds respecting the ehdm of tin- respondent In rain, seventy-five or more of the lead­ Adj.- E. D. Williams, j Sax FitAiKYnro, Cat. Dec. A—A terrific mlwternary the formula of a simple wcetabktaxes and insurance. /' . * this regard, lie Is entitled to the benefit of tin- ing men and women of Nashville, for remedy for the speedy and permanent cure o northerly gale which commenced blowing doubt. > a double purpose; first, to congratulate Delegates to the state encampment A. W. Nichols whilst out hunting QTbe claim ot tbe jw-ople Is: That the assault at midnight yeatenhy continued all Satur­ Consumption. Brouchiltls, Catarrh. Asthma and wax wade deliberately and maliciously. You Orno Strong, who had been so severely which meets at East Saginaw* next duck’s last Saturday was so Badly day. It is the moHt violent ever ex­ all throat and lung affections, also a positive rod radical cure for Nervous Debility ami all nervvfl* Will bear In wind that if. notwithstanding the tried in the furnace of an affliction month: J. J. Potter and E. F. Evans; provocation already referred to, the respondent alternates, J. 8. Perry and Wm. Boston. scared as to drop hfe gun and take to perienced here. The passenger* of the fer- complaints, after having texted Ita srondarfu] deliberately, nialh-locsly, aud In the spirit of worse than death, and came out un­ ry-lmata were seasick. Street signs were curative powers in Uiousands of eaaes, baa felt revenge shut at Doctor Foote with Intent to scathed ; second, to show to Mrs. Strong After the exercises were over, rations his heels. He, as he supposed, shot both blown down hia duty to make it known to Lis sufferini aim! window* blown tn; It * fellows. Actuated by till* motive and a dartre murder him, or not caring w ltether he did It. or that they appreciated the noble sacrifice barrels of his gun at one time, and pre­ several of hot coffee, crackers, cheese, apples, vexeeh broke their ipoor- to relieve human sunerinx, I will *nd tnt ot not. that uudcr xueh circumstances, the orovoshe had made upon the altar of her love burs nnd were washed ashore; ceded to reload both again, being a eatioii. whatever It might have been, would af­ charge, to all who desdre it, this wipe, in (ter for her husband, they believed in her etc., were served; after which the time ford him no excuse or justification. others were seriously dam- man, French or F.nKlIxh. with fun directions 'f--' __ ,__ --r —j__ -* ___ Ko man can 1>r |>errafUed to take tbe law 111to still, )>elieved her truly penitent, and until the “wee sma’ houra" of the morn­ muzzle loader. He put a load iqto each many aged. The American altlp Edward < >'Brien preparing and mlns. Sent by mall bv addrrebls osrn hands, and impose ujxm those who barrel and went to put a cap on when got into sych a dangerous position that the Ing with stamp, naming this |»ap«r. W. k would welcome her again to the social ing came was spent In short speeches, wrong him. or on whom lie believes have Norm MP Power’s Block. Hnekester. fi. Y. Wronged him. his own measure of punishment. circles of Nashville. Short and feeling telling stories and singing songs. The it went off and left him. When he Captain pi Id a xteain tug $5,000 to tow him Time’s must up when deer shuotlus is l^sa'. Tbe law of the land provides retires* for the" remarks were made by a number, all to to a safe anchorage. Two turtkeis of the srronga to citizens, iuiu resort must be had to It, tite effect tliat Christian charity der post will have a public installation of gained courage enough to peek over the .sea wall were smashed in and the break­ Dec. i stops the fun. and not to lon-r aad violence. stump from behind which he was hiding . Adrian. Mteb.. Jan 31. Mg officers Jan. 6th, to be preceded by lit ­ water at the foot of < Ireen street waa com­ Thera, can l*e no doubt but that If the re- JfnffMfed that the past be overlooked if Have sold Downs’ Elixir manx years, sad >1 spondetn bellevrd that the conduct of Foote Bad the present and future l>ore testimony erary exercises, music, etc. to see what had become of his gun, he pletely waahed away. It h impomible to given the beat of snttatoetton. fle had an ord1AL.. ... 1... It uu. II nf. estimate the damage*. No caaualtiM are for three large bottles last week, to be wot tn of Mrs. Strong’s sincerity of purpose. said it was just kickingas if dying with Woodland, (Allfornia. reported from oatafiie. SSiMafiat was tauundly nuute M<rr and ex- They should do this for her husband's OUANOS BLO88OMM. J B. Bennett &< <>.. l>ni|Un;U an overdose of powder and shot, and it New York, Bee. 8.—The storm of Sat­ etted by it. aud li^Uaf In llir Illicit character ut as well as for her sake. When fevers are prevalent Baxter a MamtrsM Mr. Charles E. Ingerson, an estiin- was by a strenuous -effort of both his urday night dealt great destruction to prop­ Hltters will be found n imwerftil tto- conduct uf Doctor Foote with hit wife, preventMlw There was the stillness of death in *uul<l not tend to Iraaen the excitement, but ax < toe MpreuM* court <4 our xtate in the cww uf that little room as Orno Strong aroee, able young man of thia village and son number Ils that he was enabled to hold erty on Coney Inland. Over a dozen build­ Tbe fleimoner C. J. Well* ba» been abandon' d ings were completely wrecked and the al Whiskey Island. •The reople v. Mortimer." sar, no 1 ad vise you: in response to an universal call for him. of 8.8. Ingerson, waa married the 3d it down until it died in peace. “But iNualou Mt>d ItiHUilty are rery <1 liferent large hotels were badly damaged. Bulk* Never neglect a «>uatl|<ate<l cydlilun ot the things, and whatever itwluhtrnce Ute law may He spoke of the deep feeling he had for inst. to Miss Viola Sweet, of Marcellus, As a raindrop foretells a storm, so heads were tom to pieces all along the bowels, or nerioiw resulta surely tolte*■. »uc* •xtend to }K)rsanx under provocation, It does not those who had so grandly stood by him ■ taaat them ■» treed from criminal respomdbil- j when they did not know the depth of Mich., Bev. Mr. Fisher of that place does n pimple upon the human body in­ coast. and the timbers piled high above jdtexami impure blood, t se Burdock Blrod it*. Those who have not lust control of their his trouble, and he could not tell them officiating. The wedding was a quiet dicate health-destroying virus in the each other made it appear aa though th* iftnrrr l>v mental unxoundn&i't are t>ound to Island had Item visited by an earthquake. The keno game flourishes In several •»( *«r MOtroi their tempera and retrain their pax- of the cause of his sortow. He was affair, only a few relatives and intimate blood, which can be neutralized and ex­ Outhouses and shanties were standing on elites and towns. are liable to the law 11 they do nut. glad to be with bis friends in Nashville The presents pelled only by Dr. Harter’s Iron Tonic. end and a number of frame buildings were Where perrons allow their unrer to lead them again. He was glad to say that he friends befog present. blown tint \ __ ■ m t»r ox to make tlwui reckieM, tbe fact that Griggs* Glyoerlaa Salve. were both useful and ornamental. The Thr txKl s*lw in the world for Cute. they have become at least too Infuriated to keep could not do else than i^turn tha\ love A viuajc , Mich., Dec. 8. ---I hiring the ter ­ The-best on earth, can truly be said them from mixchief la merely the reanlt of not his wife had shown him, and appreciate newly married pair are at present stop­ Of Griggs’Glycerine Salve, which is a rific gale last night Kiiuboli a furniture farfapply 1restraint In xeaaon. There would be the sacrifice she had made him. “And ping at S. 8. Ingerson's, but will com­ sure cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, ory was fired by aa incendiary and totally Ecuptaux. And po*lttv«Jy Da aurty for society If |<eoi>le rotdd with Im­ reqmrM. B H rtarsnteed to rive prrfeet ' punity iaAh themselves into fan', and then do to-night” said he. “I dedicate myself mence housekeeping in March on the wounds, and all other sores. Will pos­ destroyed, together with 275,000 fret uf taction, «r money refunded. Price » rente P*r kaaBerate seta of violence. That condition anew to my wife, my children and my lumber; loss. >85,000. box )>or i»le by W. H. Goodyear whteh avrinjD from undisciplined aud unbridled home. I hope to make a truer, better Ingerson homestead in Woodland. The itively cure piles, tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this wonder healer. eelegal an well ax moral f Ne5«T w,u barr *“1,1,111 ,w bpr’lr**w^' husband, and 1 know you will stand by good wishes of the community go with Satisfaction guaranteed or money re­ oraMrr aad pankhuient." TW law doex not excuse or justify a man who me in the endeavor." them. funded. Only 25 cents. For sale by F. does not chooxc to bridle ids pa*xion. or allowx Whkkumg, W. Va., Dec. &«-Yesterday And they will. The good people of Also at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Hotchkiss. tt to ret U»c upper' hand ot him juxt \ong enough a spirit morning before daybreak Mta* Kebccca not had *n uttnek. Mr*. Ix-tta (onnwl. 1^* 1 to enable him tn commit an act of vloietioe, and Nashville have shown volumes for their 8.8. Ingerson, in this village, Sunday then xubaide. If you should find from the evl- that speaks Stewart left the house of her uncle, William dtab. Mkb. beyond any reasonable doubt, that the good Benue, and their good heart. We lagtJRev. Livermore officiating, Mr. The Adrian roller rink will not admit roinrrxi Mr. Editor:—! wan induced by read­ Stewart, and no trace has since been found reapmadout being vexed and anrered at Doctor Foote, armed hhnxelf with a revolver, or went believe that the pathway of this pair,' Frank J. Brattan, of this village, and ing your paper to try Dr. Harter's Iron of her. It In xuppmed that, being tempo- people. In rotareh of him with his horse and burx)'. and while it may not always oe smooth, will In the Fntnre Tonic for debility, liver disorder and rar Uy insane. she drowned heroelf hi the uuou ronilUK up with him. and after Mime yet be as pleasant as their friends can Miss Gertrude Ingerson, of this place, scrofula, and three betties have cured Ohio River. Yesterday afternoon, while i When yoa have a cough and want relief, i ld$k °* iwdswtthSm. xbotathlmaa clainaed by the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. In­ —mb-, deliberate!v. knowin<ly. and tatentom- make it. That the Strong home may me. Accept my thunks. Joe. C. Boggs. the river was I <4 ng dragged as well aa a bsvinc at the tin* will-power sufficient to have much of sunshine and comfort gereon. This too was a very quiet af­ beery wind ami a rtalng Jivrr would allow. Mflifltod the act If he had ehomm to exert and peace in it, is the dearest wish of nn,H...r (hot fair, many of the nearest neighbors not John McMasters waa drowned by tbe upset­ the friends of the newly united couple. ting of a skiff. He waa a bom weigh man hi* wife. May prosperity smile upon them; and knowing anything of it until it was Foote iMUi at the .Etna Milla. Mtax Stewart w as. aged over. The presents were usefdt costly their cup of joy lie full to the brim, and forty-five, amt has bear much depressed A very hgppy inci­ since the recent death uf an aunt. Only of (be xbootiUK. rw|M>ud«rt’» they drink of ita sweets continually. and ornamental. m wax not bum *tt to entirely “Sweet are,the uses of adversity;" and dent in the affair is that it took place a few elotlMM were tnbalng from her wardSaps Orno Strong and his wife may on the 28th wedding anniversary of the life to reap richer blessings in life, mental»i_L-L'..-, [*>* er lo underr. an /I use of their deep affliction and sor- bride’s parents. Another remarkable in­ row. We, with their friends, hope so, cident was the presentation of a can of though we lament the unfortunate af­ fruit by the bride's mother, put up 23 fair that for a time had separated them. have in ► Salmon P. Ci Let the dead past bury fta dead. The jtan «<o, The luppj pair departed Suaday night for Medina, Ohio, for an Blackwell** I. future is big with hope and promise. extended r-Wt. Wherever they may go, the good vrill of the community wiU fob tSft.’&S’ forms, rich �The Hastings Banner. hwn ta Mt ta ay craw to which be g»ve liia support. Hewuoae ot the in rvJ or~k” for “« PU". ’«■« rtU eonMrt of moat gaaial and social of men; and his bomewaaaidace that will be happily in reach of everybody. We can safely money placed upon the floor, each skat­ remembered by very many because of reoommend him for the patronage of er being entitled to all he can gather. his warm-hearted hospitality. our citizens. Be sure and examine his The money to placed in a line across As a nua and a physician he war stock. Mid get prices, before buying each of the four corners of the rink, honored and respected. He had hosts elsewhere. each skater starting from a separate of warn; personal friends, .because he At Tint Jefferson Street Bink Thurs­ corner and skating/around the rink Hia kindly nature day evening, (to-night) there will be an picking a piece ot money from hia deserved them. . would have woo him friends anywhom. orange race, in which ffve ladira of this corner each h. is *. able, .iu. । la hit business and profession he proeST.? 1 time around—ir he City wm compete. A basket of Florida bbould he secure all of tbe pieces on bis pored, and the poor aud needy shared oranxww will .-----------ycvcn vu uu. perru. ana tne poor and needy shared mmpr likasWw w »l_U __— uie ...... . J _i_. ,• * . — -------- -- hl. is at MMcihy pick « irum ink, and a smaller basket for each con- others. he, Commencing “ “ h2^’ from the inside, ’ritt “» «" «*; for he testant. teetant. The skaters as they pass 16 pennies are placed on the floor, ’then never turned one away empty handed, and every good cause„received not only around the rink each take an orange #ve nickle pieces and then three 10 Smith. Hanis his heart’s best wishes, but substan­ from the large basket and deposit the Pieces. The skater, to commence pick­ tial aid from his purse. same in the smaller baskets. The lady ing from the inside, each taking the ChoIce cigars at Happy George's. From the family circle where he was having the largest number in her bask- money from hta corner in rotation as it loved as so good a husband and father Wax and rubber dolls at Hotchkiss’. et receives all of the oranges u a prize. I on the floor, the larger pieces beElegant perfumery and cologne at The race to said to be very interteting., ing the last taken. Co and see the race ought to be, from the community wherehehas so long resided, by his Ilotehkiss’. Pit mow az. ; *n<i Uten you’ll know how it to yourself. very many friends t?verywhere, h’is loss Get McOmber’s prices before buying Lee Iteed to again a resident of Hast- ■ Two DVSKT sons of- Senegambia, will be sorely felt. The hope and con­ - it Christmas present. lng9’ ' named Peak, living three milw east of fidence in a meeting by-and-by is the AruRRS McCoy has a change in his Frank Barnes, of Vermontville, to in Hickory Corners, are in durance vile, grand consolation in the midst of their Advertisement this week. the city. ‘ temporarily lodged in jail through a f sincere grief. Tjuly it can be said of The l>est assortment of fine china,; Walter Howell has again resumed the ' lui",ake “'ey made Monday night his death, “A good man, a good citizen kc.. at Schantz, this year sure. leadership of the Ladies’ Band. **WopriaUiig the property of others has gone from us.” Gone, but rememlx — , wit 1 to their own use. The pair were seen l>ered for his goodness and numberless Bur beautiful English and Ameri­ “T" ? “d ia Hktor* c<>rMra Utalgvening, walk- kindnesses. can fringed Xmas cards, at Hotchkiss’. V“it,ng hOr “* "l«"t “■» streets, mil uZionally CkLlvloid toilet setts at wholesale Several from this city on Monday Mrs. Miles Main returned --------Friday longingly into store win' . glancing --------- •» — *>*•-/the vuv owic wm-' prices at Hotchkiss’. • attended the funeral of Dr. Turner, of i. from a few weeks sojourn in Indiana, (lows. Tuesday moi ning Mr. E. Flans-1 irom Indiana. i dows. moining Flips-1 < irangeville. Builders Attention.—I have a (v. ^fssirlsw raff \fwl.ll..,-111.-. is going ’ lilirtv it iniiW'Vior,a VlaasK. 6.I..his ! ' G. VK W. Searles, of Middleville, 1 burg, a merchant there, went to Schantz always has the Christmas. south this winter, for the benefit of his i wcb house, and found a mitten ami car load inch boards to sell on commis­ If you don’t think so, just go and see health. ' some stockings that he knew had be- sion which will be sold at Very near !<«r yourself. Captain J. W. Leonard and wife, of '““S"1 lo hi” «tork- Beluming to hta coat of handling. Those wishing lum­ Beautiful books from the cheap Muskegon, are visiting their daughter. 5tore he fuun<l Uu,t soun' unl5 hlul re" ber can make money by calling immed­ iately, as it will soon be gone. Price toy liook to Chandler's Encyclopoedia Mrs. Baker Shriner moved a glass from a front window. S8.0U |>er M. at Hotchkiss’. ‘ Mis. Ella Black i, spending a few T"*1 ’“‘P’ °f mi‘^ Z. B. WILLISON. “d [h“ ' Orno Strong has signified his inten- days with relatives aud friends at Cold- I China and indestructible dolls at 5* .*“ to deputy-^nri ion of entering the newspaper men’s water and Katenazoo. iff Geo. W. Marr, of that place. He Hotchkiss* store. roller skating race. (teorge, san of M. H. Clark, of the suspected the dusky brothers of the Huffman Bros, are putting the Nor- Manistee Democrat, is spending a few . theft. Taking Mr, Flanaburg with Notice is hereby given dial the thirteenth rruBS furnace into the residences of Jul- days with friends in this city. hjnit the two repaired to the home of annual meeting of the Harry County Pioneer 1 ins Russell and Will Bowne. Association will be held nt I nion Hall, in the Ed. Brown, who has been quite sick j the' brothers, and by questioning their Times are close, but I have a large some time, will leave for Florida next I father found some of the stolen goods, city of Hastings, on Thursday, January sth'. A. D. ICTS. M 10 o'clock In the forenoon of-that day, ■tock of 25 cent goods. Enough for week, and expects to winter there. | The boys were soon apprehended, con- for Che election of officers tor the ensuing year' al! a present. Call at Schantz. Miss Lulu Slade, of Dakota, is visit- i fessed their crime, and returned the and for tbe transaction of such other business as may properly come before tbe meeting. A A fine line of new books, albums, ing her cousins, the Misses Header- purloined property. They were brought cordial Invitation is extended to all pioneers of velvet frames mid Christmas cards for shott, and expects to remain here un- *to *this ’' city Tuesday night ’ •* •by •' * Deputy Barry county. Hastings. Mich.. Dec. Mil, 1884. the holidays at J. B. Robert’s news til after the holidays. Marr, and lodged |n jail. . GEO. K. BEAMER, FscsidenL room. < L. J. Wheeler, of Brown Co., Dakota, JOHN Q. CREHSY. Secretary. Barry County Teachers.—The Fire destroyed four business places formerly df Nashville, was in the city ADVERTISED LETTERS. following is the program of the Barry in Charlotte yesterday forenoon. We Friday, lie expects to remain in this Letters addressed to the following persons re County Teachers Association, to be malnlng in the post office at Hastings, Barry understand the fire was near the Baird vicinity a few days, and will then re­ at Hastings, Dec. 12th and 13th. 1884: oonnty. Michigan. Dec. Sth 1884: House. T. 8. Barry, Carrie L. Detuili*. Ablgal Hill, turn to his lioreal home. , FRIDAY EVENING. . Mrs. M. A. O'Neill. Cora Serves, Photic Clark. Copied of this issue of the Banner Kate Lynn. Kd Phillipa, Nora At the residence of the bride’s parents Lecture-- Prof. H. R. Pattengill. Delmar Eddy. Drop Letters—Martin Chandler, J. are on sale at the news-rooins of .1. B. in Otsego, Wednesday, December 3d, .Subject: The Interrogation Point. At Wcaskurt, B. Hall. a. C. Wheeler. ( ard-^Hlram R. Liv­ ingston. Roberts in this tity, and FredG. Baker. Dr. Henry ('. Miller, formerly of tnis Presbyterian church, Friday evening. W. H. POWERS, P. M. SATURDAY. .Nashville. ’ place, now of Otsego, was united in Relation of County Teachers to one OST.-Nor. 34th. In Haitlnrn City, between W. S. * B. Shriner will begin grind­ marriage to Miss Mabie L. Yivkley. i tbe Court Rouse and D. R. Cook’s residence. another—Enoch Andrus. . _______ ________ ____________ new black crape veil. Finder will please leave ing feed at their mill this week. Thosei Numerous invited friends witnessed J_________ Sketch of Froebel’s Life and Work - a same al Banner office and accept thbnka. The presents were I Miss Helra BeU. wishing anything in that line will do> the ceremony. It , EMRY COLEMAN. many, useful, and qostly. The affair! Grading C —‘1^, of Country ?—* , Schools " * * —T. "" L. T well to patronize this firm. was one of the most brilliant in the ^®rker. ------- ---------------In accordance with an; agreement, How much has the Teacher’s own Fanners' Mutual Fire Insurance Company, to the clothing, dry goods, millinery, fur­. social history of Otsego. <hir < ongrat- character to do with his Government? be held at tbe City Hall In the city of Ionia, on Wedneaday. January Stst. IMS. commencing al niture. hardware, harness and boot and[ ulations are extended to thehappy pair. - Miss Mary E. Wilcox. 1 o’clock p. tn., In compliance with petition of r , ~r—7-7------- 7------- ,' *; .I How does reading rank in importance membera. amendments u» the charter of raid shoe stores in the city will^jfe closed on Ladies hand bags in plush and; witll other Btudjes of common company will be offered. Dated. Doc. Hh. 1«M , leather at Hotchkiss’. schools?—Eugene Davenport. Christmas. 34-tt OSCAR TALCOTT, Sec’y. ______ :-- ’ ' Is thereI any to be gained ---------------------------------IU benefit UIV1L OUZJ kn.lVUU wfrom LTV. The make-up of the Banner is Tux <«<■ I the study atudy of grammer gremmer beaidea beeidee tbe the mere T uh jurymen in the Strong <*>e • hanged somewhat this week, to admit J - John - 1! fn,,t teaching correct “ expression were. W. J. Warrant, Prairieville, P—“ ?— State of Michigan, County of Barry.-s». • Al a raralon of Uiv Probate Court for the an account of the Foc^e-Strong trial. ^xngie Bates. ot Rnrrv. holden al the Probate Office In improvements could be made county What Improvements the city of HaMltun. In raid eounty, on Mon­ County correspondence will be • found Hall. Yankee Springs, A. I. Sylvester, I Yankee Springs, Henry Budd, Johns-,I in the system of supervision Of our day tbe Kth day of Dec.. In the y'.-ar one thous­ on two pages. and eight hundred and elRhty-fmir. Ester McMore. town, John W. Ford, Barry. B. A.Pol- ' county ------- - schools ?—Miss •r-'MeMom Present. Clement Smith. Jurtm-of ITotiata. Discussion—Led by Mr. Marble. Hard times, so say all; but you won’t In the matter of the estate of John Hotch- ! ly, Barry, D. W. Johnson, Middleville, kina, deceased. Let every teacher in the county so be happy unless you buy some Christ­ Ou reading and filing the petition, duly yVri­ John Flgbtner. Irving, J. E. I login, arrange his or her work as to be in atten­ fled. of Danii l Striker, administrator of raid es­ mas for. your fathers, mothers, broth­ tate, praying that he tnay be licensed to aeh city. David Bowker, dtv. Richard ers, sisters, boys, girls, sweethearts, &c. Doyle, irvtag. E. K. 8ylv»ier, .Assyria. dance upon the Association if possible. certain real estate belonging io said esleie In Remember the rising vote that was said |«tltion described, for reasons therein set Go to Schantz. . Ten are farmers. J. E. Ilogle is clerk taken at the August institute. Prof. f<Tbereute»n It Is ordered, that Monday . »iie TnE W. C.^..p, will meet at Tern•6th day W Jan.. A. D. 1»«, al ten o'clock in the in hie brother E. Y.'s Wtore In thia I’attengill writes that he will be on forrnoo* be aaslgned for tbe hearing of raid perance hall next Tuesday afternoon. city, and D. W. Johnson ia a stock­ and that the heirs at law of raid d*nM.inM hand, and we may expect from his sub- petition} reased/and all other persons Interested In said Members are requested to come as soon buyer. Before thia jury waa obtained estate; are then required appear at a session of rai.lrmirt. to be to bolde’n at the probate office. as possible after dinner, and bring about forty challenges were for, mtertalnment. In the elty ot Hastings, in said county, and show thimble, needle and scissors. cause. The defense peremptorily chaiw)ih npw 11& cause, if any there be. why the prayer of tbe । spired with new life and zeal for any netttlaoer should not be granted. The donation visit tendered the Rev. lenged twelve, and the prosecution , work. Come one, come all. *And It Is further ordered tliat rant petitioner* give notice to the persons Interrated In raid They were as intelligent and W- A. Hunsberger last evening, was ten. Mtate, of the pendency of said t*ti’loolargely attended and all expressed them­ fair a lot of men as ever sat in the ! Died.—In Orangeville, Friday, l>e- hearing thereof, by causing a copy of thia order to be published In the Hastings Banxrk, a selves as enjoying the {occasion hugely. jury of Barry county, and their find­ cember 6th, of cancer of the aesopha- newspaper printed and circulated lu said county ing of “not guilty" meets with almost gus. Dr. H. C. Turner, aged 62 years, of Barry once In each week far three successive Tbe amount received was about B125. »~1“' “ •*'d 'g^,ig¥"&lTH1 universal approval. six months and 26 days. He leaves a [A true copy.] Judge of Probate. No two or three articles cheap for a wife and three children—Dr. H. J. bait, but the entire stock of jewelry, The Alumni and former students of Turner, of Wayland, Dr. C. A. Turner, watches, clocks and silverware, at pric­ Albion College residing in this city and of Cleveland, and John A_ Turner, Esq., es below anv house in the county at vicinity will give a mush and milk so­ of Allegan—to mourn his loss. The ty of Barry, holden al the ITobide Office In Hie A. R. MrOMBEH-8. cial at tbe residence of D. R. Cook, on funeral took place in the church at The Banner is informed that there Wednesday evening, Dec. 17th. This Orangeville, the services being con­ will be a race between Neil Walrath, of entertainment Will be for the benefit of In the matter of U»r estate of W m. H. Hayducted by Rev. Charles Fleuhrer, of Nashville, and John Break, of this city, the Asbury Centenary Fund of Albion readinaand fllink the petition, duly verified, Grand Rapids, who preached a power­ Celeste Haytonl, executrix of »*ld estate, prayon Wednesday or Thursday evening of College. The foUowing program me ful discourse from the text: “In my Ina that •hwrnny be licensed to sell certaid real Xtelt. lid iwtiuob dracrlbed. for reasons next week. A close race may be look­ has been prepared for the occasion: Father s house mansions. r awer’s nouse are many ------------- ” therein tet forth. fmtti. , , o.. -ra nravninff address—“Our Object,” Wm. Jtopitftheunrl.-u^tdzy.th. fun®”«nSVnW’!it«J!Ss‘ja•ed for. • New Years’ Dance. The Hastings P. Sidnam. . al was largri) attended. -Notable taggw..!.lyg,'<Sg S Musick-College Son« lb°ru>' City Band will give a New Years dance interrated tn Selection—“Tbe new Church Doc- among those present were a number of oUier at Union Hall, Hastings, on Thursday trlneTMlBS Lizzie Hendershott. tbe a<«l pioneer, of aoutbwestero Bar­ evening, December 31st. Music by Lee ry county, who*- trusted fri®d end ta -id Reed’s orchestra. Bill to dance SI.00, had teen l*en Dr. Turner talvtoer bad MiSc-Duet. Jiaxs Leota and Stel- medical adviser baggage checked free. A general invi­ for almost a generation. iu sal give n.ulee iwUre to the Che persons jxrwns Interested InterratedHu raid1 e»la-P>eBOf' Senrgent Buzfuzz, W, A. Horace (’-. Turner was born in tation is extended. Wayne Co, N. Y.. May 9th, 1822. He The annual meeting of the- Barm Hunsberger. Prophecy, M. L. Cook. moved with his father to Sharon, Wash­ BaSrry, once In each wr county Horticultural Society will inedt M®c. tenaw conntv. Michigan, when twelve wMb, previous to said at the conrt house, !n the city of Hast­ IMITH. Bure will run from Slate St, during Probate. ings, Wednesday, Dec. 17, 1884, at 2 the evening for the convenience of years of age. and resided there until he o'clock p. in., for the election of officers those who wish to attend. Tbe price was twenty-two. October 15th, 1845, he was married to Harriet C. Tyler, of tickets for the entertainment has for the succeeding year. J. c. WOODRUFF. Hee. been placed at 26 eta Secure tickets of who survival him, and' soon after re­ moved to Greenwood, McHenry Co., Seth Stone, the popular caterer, will committee. Ill., and embarked in the business of open a restaurant “as is a restaurant" List TO mt Gkxti.k Vokb. I not farming. In the fall of 1851 be began under Bower’s shoe store. He has fitted only have the largest, purest and slick­ to suffer severe pain in the left instep, up tasty rooms ana will gladly serve est stock of candy, but atoo keep a fine the hungry public. Hastings has long fine of focy smoking and rtotajf ta and was treated for a time for rheumat­ X££XZ>w?f ism. The disease developed intojasoofulneeded such a y...., as well as plug. And right here ous trouble, and in April, 1852, his foot no one who can better supply that need I would say. aa every one that deals in was amputated. With the indominitaHe than Mr. Stone. cigars claim lo have the beet 1 will not will which was a leading trait in hte j Barry Lodge No. 321, F. & A. M, Indulge, but simply my If you Ury niy character, he immediately began the elected officers as follows, on Nov. 27th: cigars and dont get satisfaction 1 will study of medicine, and in the spring of B. R. Rose, W. M-; J. H. Anderson, 8. eat. , ]R55 graduated from the Michigan take a lack seat. W., W. H. Snyder, J. W.; T. J. Brosguitar rtrf**5,,'“*“‘^Unl»»nil>.bi. diploma being rignM Violin and k J seau, Sect’y; Geo. Preston, Tress.; J. the best, prices that are right. Susi™- by Dr. William I'pjohn of tab city. VanArman, 8. D.; 8. Phillips, J. D.; L. dere ffiets. « orth «cta A gold tooth­ Uta mort octaHrt. rtock of Local News. , Although the above Staple is now lower than it has been for years; we will endeavor to make prices so low on our S Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Our Whole General Stock, That you will experience no loss when trading with us. E. Y. HOGLE L |for This space belongs to W. S. Goodyear & Co., who will have something of interest next week. ■wa'siWEs g? S|US"K.'" "KSJS5 Skin Stl LYONAHEALY 1 tact worth Meta a* a present to every aw.ra.-Mi trading one dollar or over, ftepervou huildimr Good day. I find that I am overloaded with an Enormone Stock of Ind I am determined to sell the same at such prices as will, never again be offered to the people of Barry county. Call and See for yourself. Holiday Goods! 1 have also a very large stock of Holiday Goods that I will sell at Rock Bottom Prices. Sole Agent for the LADIES’ FAVORITE PILLOW SHAM I HOLDERS, the best in the world. Call and see my goods and get prices before you buy and ;SAVE MONEY. Archie McCoy. Remember tbe place, Hoe Front,.S<mth Side State Streat Hastings Mich. ! qualities of wind and heart. garrv OKOBOK. TAXES, taxes. 1 TAXES. Hi» was �----------------------------------------------- :----------------- County News. We do not hear of many aspU-uta for the l*richardville portoffice. Isaac Weeks lost a buffalo robe about I WOODLAND. the first of November, somewhere be­ tween 9®o. Gregory 's house and Roger’s elevator.1 The robe was marked S. and 1. Weeks. If* the finder will leave it some where so he can get it, he would like to use it the rest of the winter. ’Fyed Jordan has about recovered from the injury to his foot. David Pern' has gone to St. Louis, Missouri, where he thinks he has struck a job. J. M. Riser is well pleased with his feed ndD. Thad. Rogers and family have gone to Bay City, where Thad, expects to work at the carpenter business. s Jeff Houghton says he intends to keep bachelor’s hall this winter. John Spindler has leased his grist mill to Indiana- parties, who will im­ mediately proceed to put in improved machinery. The village again has a cooper shop. Frank Hilbert is‘ again on the sick list. W. P. Holly is yet very low’ with ty­ phoid fever, having had the disease now nearly two months. Wm. Bitzer, of Petoskey, has been paying his mother u visit the last few days. Woodland is blest with a number of sneak thieves, or else one solitary thief is getting in a large amount of enter­ prising work. Quite a number have liven losers in a small way during th.e last few weeks: Your correspondent tlonU like to say much on this subject since a certain occurrence last summer, as he don’t know who he might hit. Woodland lodge No. 304 F. & A. M. at their last regular meeting elected the folio wing.otlicers: W. M.- C. A. Hough. S. M.—A. T. Cooper. J. M.—Geo. I). Barden. Sec.—John M. Reiser. Treas.—Geo. W. Smith. S. D.—John Lee. J. D.—Geo. V. Hildinger. Tiler—J.- Colestock. Leonard Mauch Post No. 241 elected the following officers last'Friday night. Com.—A.W. Dillenbeck S. V. C—J. M. Reiser. J. V. C.—J. H. bawdy. Snr. D. B. Kilpatrick. Chap.- A. HUI. O. D.-C. A. Hough. O. G.-D. A. Miller. . Q. M.-J. W. Holmes. \ Adjt.—Geo. D. Barden. Color bearer—Geo. Tyler. WEST BALTIMORE. •'Let us have Mr. Lacey for senator by all means," is what republicans say is wanted here. . Mr. H. Wooton had his hand severely torn by a hog hook, while helping Rob­ ert Haynes butcher last week. Mrs. Jennie Searles will return to her home in Otsego county Thursday. Miss Helen Prichard is attending school at Hastings. Canta are out for a wedding in the near future - will teU you the rest some other time. C, D. Prichard is teaching again at the Eagle school house. Charles is a Arrt-clMB teacher, and do mistake. Charlie Gaskill is attending school at Hwrtnga, We understand he is a very fine R’bfdi**’ *nd one of the boys that wifi make his mark in this world. Priebasd’s mills had a big run of cualast weak. Keft Mr. Wilier, an s jump aB the Uma. wild tarfceys jwt tot Mm K M. CASTORlA BOWENS Ifn.LSSam. Elerton is talking of renting । the Leek farm. Mr. Leek is to go up | north. *•’ The oyster dinner at G. A. IL hall; was not as largely attended as some, but all present pronounced it a very en­ joyable affair. Buel Bradley and wife have returned from their visit to Battle Creek. Ed. Bright made a short business trip to Salem, Allegan county, last week. Mr. M. D. Smith and wife, of Salem spent a few days with the families of Mr. Hunt, Misners and Gillispie of this place. • Mr. Wm. Count, a comrade of the G. A. IL, is getting very feeble from the effects of an old wound. Mr. Withey, another G. A. R. I»oy is, we hear, still very low from.tlie injuries received a short time ago. Mr. Frank Barnts, of meat wagon fame, has left for parts unknown, leav­ ing a wife and several children in desti­ tute circumstances for the winter. A Mr. Carpenter, of Grandville, has bought the Burt place. We have not learned where Mr. Burt goes yet. Mr. Thomas Blackman is moving his large stock of bees from Delton to his home here. Hastings township. Quite sudden changes in the weather. The school boys use Mr. Ryerson's pond for a skating rink. They have a fine time. • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griffin and Hen­ ry Barnaby returned home last week from Dakota. They report g.xxi times out west. if the correspondent to the Journal last week had signed some other name instead of “old maid," the young gentle­ men who are becoming champion skat­ ers would know whom to thank for the compliment. Mr. Ryerson shipped some very nice FREEPORT. dressed pork to Grand Rapids last week, From the Herald. where he received the highest market Lamott Tyler’s house in Bowne was price. ___________________ consumed by fire Sunday night. John Yarger has purchased E. L. “Going down hire.” Mosher’s store building. Consideration •900. eat Difficulty which HcMtnJhe Aged. Dr DeVore’s brother, who is exten­ An account is going the rounds of sively engage<l in the patent fence busi­ the press of a woman' who was so af­ ness, is visiting the dottor this week. flicted with rheumatism for fifteen Mr. August Nagler is now engaged years that her entire muscular system in teaching-his third term of school in tjecatne rigid, and for all that period she was kept alive by gruel forced 'be­ the Keller district, Bowne. He has al­ tween her teeth. ways given the liest satisfaction, and A prominent New York physician the patrons of the school are more than was once asked what rheumatism was. well pleased with his services. Mr. He replied “God only knows.’’ He undoubtedly right, because rheu­ Nagier’s uniform success has proven matism seems to spring from a differ­ him to be one of our most popular edu­ ent cause in every individual case. If its origin is a mystery, its effects are cators. Mr. and Mrs. P. Weibert, of Irving, too well and too widely known, for there is scarcely any season of the year returned last Thursday from a visit when some persons are not more or less : among relatives near Langston. Mont­ affected by ft In general, however, it calm county. While there Mr. Weibert prevails mostly among the aged, mak mak-­ i was assisting his brother skidding logs ing their last days hard to bear. A prominent physician once remarked in and narrowly escaped receiving a brok­ our hearing “if the aged could escape en leg. He was caught between two the tortures of rheumatism, their last logs aud badly bruised, but is again able days as a rule would be quiet, peaceful and painless." to walk with much difficulty. Apropos of the above, Mr. W. DeGens, I The members of Harmony Lodge, I., of Pella, la., sends us a communication I <). O. F., of this place are perfecting ar­ which ordinarily we would not publish I rangements to gi ve a series of instruct­ except at so much a line. But his ex­ ive and entertaining lectures this win­ perience has been so remarkable that we think we are justified in giving ter. Prominent lecturers will be secur- ’ place to it. He says: ed to speak upon a variety of interest­ “Dear Sir:—I am 78 years of age. ing subjects, and it is hoped that the My life has been active. I am well entire course will prove worthy of the known in this town, and what I say I do not think will be doubted by any patronage of the public. A small ad­ one who knows me.. Up to a year or mission fee Will l>e chargefl to cover two ago, I was the possessor of splen­ did health, and hoped I could wear out actual expenses. Mr. Luther Child departed yesterday my life gradually and peacefully. Two years ago, however, I was overcame, for Howell, where he intends to remain with that curse of old age, rheumatism. a few weeks with his son Mark. When it first prostrated me the pain E. L. Moshei; started Wednesday for was so acute I thought it was neuralgia, a business trip to South Lyons and oth­ which medical authorities tell me indi­ cates a low state of the system. » er points along the D. M. & H. rail­ 1 fancied that this attack was the road. Dr. A. J,-Wright, of Carlton, made this office a call Tuesday. The doctor has recently returned to Carlton and re­ sumed his former practice, which has always been very extensive. Brayton & Childs ground 1,007 bush­ els of buckwheat one day last week and it was a good day for buckwheat too. One miller in Lowell ground 400 in the same length of time and hasn’t got done crowing over it. yet. LADIES for Infants and Children, Caatori* curea Colic, Coast!patten, give notice to tbe prrwnu interested in said w htomach. IHarrhosa. Eructation. I recommend it ai wperior to any proacription Sour Kills W unne, ifives ateep, and promotaa di- late, at Ute pendency of said prtiticm.aad th known to me." H. A. Aacsmt, M.D., hearing thereof by causing a copy at this ante xevtton. be publisbrd In the Hustings HAXXKB, bmwi , 111 8o. Oxford St,. Brooklyn N. T. ’Without injurious medication. • to paper printed and circulated tn said county < Taa Centsva Coxfant, IK Fulton Street, N. T. Barry once hi each week for three suecewdv weeks previous to said day of hearing. _ CLEMENT SMITH. [A true copy.] Judge of Probate. GEO. H. HEATH, raOTOGRAFHEK HT*Watch Ibis space next week. Probate Order. f Michigan. County of Barry—bb. salon of the probate court tor the couary bokSen at the probate office in the dfx ng*. In said county, on Friday, tbe 2 NEW FALL GOODS! AT RUSSELL’S -------------- --------------- -Come and see our new Dress Goods in Ottoman Clothes, Cossures Cashmeres in all new colors, Silks, O Velvets, Velvetines, &c. Wecan suit you in qual­ ity, style and price. Zephyrs, Saxonys, Germantown and German knit­ ting yarns in all colors. LU CD Indies’ Russian Circles, Newmarkets. Paletots, co and Children’s Cloaks, a very large stock and very cheap. . o CO 3LU Yon can always find the latest styles, best goods, and lowest prices. . co Come and see us. We have the goods bought for CASH and will sell them at the very lowest prices. JULIUS RUSSELL . ' i ' . s of Probate. PreBent, Clement Francis Acker, In the mutter of 1 ' On'rcadlm; and Cline the petition, duly verified, of John Acker, prnyuiR.thBt a paper tin.* day filed with this court. purportttMt to be tbe teat win and testament of said deceased, may be ad mined to probate. Thereupon tt is ordered, that Monday, the 29th day of December A. D. teM.at ten o’clock tn the forenoon, be wniRntd for the hearinic of said jHftition, anti that the heirs at taw at said <teemwed, and all other persons interested tn said estate, are required to appear ut a sewlon of said Court, then to be holden at the ITobate Office, in the city of IlMting* in said county aud show cause, if any there be. why the prayer of tbe petitioner should not be granted And it is further ordered that said petitioner rive notice to tbe persons interested in aaffi estate, of the pendency of »dd petition, arid the hearing tbereof-by causing a copy of tills order to be puliliahcd In the Hartings Banmrk, a newspaper printed and circutated In said County of Barn, once in each week for three suceraotire pmviou,te-Id (A tree copy.) ! J udge of Probate. s nanocry »«ie. I State of MJchlgnu. The Circuit Court tor the I County of Barr.', in Chancery. Mary C. Whltemore, complainant, Daniel W. Brock. Sarah Merritt Bruck and Sarah Bruck, dl-fendanta. By virtue of u decree of the above mentioned court In the above entitled cause, bearing date February Itth. imb. 1 shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder on Saturday,Yhe Mth day of January. i$w. at ten o’clock In the forenoon, at tbe north front door ot the court house, in tbe city of Hasting*. In Barry county. Michigan, (said court bouse Tielng the place for holding tbe circuit court for said county of Harry,) the tends and premises described in said decree, and authorised to be sold therein. a» described In tbe mortgage referred to. tmlng a* follow*, vis: All that certain piece or pirccl of land lying and being in tbe townnhjp of Orangeville, eounty ot Barry and state of Michigan, described as follows, to wit: of tend aci'ordiDK to the thereof. Itetc'l. December 9. IM«. CHARLES H. BRADY. Circuit Court Commissioner in and for said Countv of Barr}-. Mich. F. W. NISkEKN, Solicitor for Complainant. FOR SALE! ELY'S 2,000 ft. Sewer Pipe At Lower Prices than ever offered. GFlEBLE & POWERS we Soughs CONSUMPTION has teen cor­ ed times without number by the time­ ly use of Downs' Elixir. It win care Croup, Bronchitis, Asthma, pleurisy, Whooping-Cough. Lung Fever, and all diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs, when other remedies fail. r*r «*• •» *•«»«. am, izxsux s uxj. iwinpa, K Loss of Manhood. An 80-puxe Cloth-bound Book of Advice to Joong or Middle-ared Men.withpreBcrtr’krtis farBelf-tr—twiimtnvn Rcguisr niysicki.. MNTfRKE S^A^IZ —• T. WILLIAM* A CO., mtWMKEE. W*. 1885. Harper’s%Weekly. ILLUSTRATED. flLEMENT SMITH. V Lawyer, (Offices over R. K. Grant's store.) Practices In all coiirta of the State. Collections promptly looked after. The volumes of the W • kklt Iwgln.»I th the first number for January for each year. When’no time Is mentioned, it win be understood that the Mib.ter!bcr wishes to commence with the nuinlirr next after the receipt of order The teat Five Annual Volumes of Hanraa-!* Wkmki.y In neat cloth binding, will be sent I ? mail, postage paid, or by express, free of e*nenw (provldod the freight does not exceed m* dollar per volume), for g».(B per vohimc. Cloth ouw** for each volume, suitable for I'Iik) tag^win be rent by mall, poatpold. on receipt of TOHN CARVETH, As in the past, beginning of the end, I sent for a good doctor, who treated me with electrical will attend and other agencies, but 1 grew worse. He finally, said my case was a serious to calls prompt­ rheumatic one. For six months I could not use my limbs at all, and was handled by three strong persons, like a ly and endeavor helpless child. Then came a period of better feelings, but reaction followed, to prove worthy and for six long months of painful suffering I was confined to the bed. the approbation For over a year I groaned in agony.x I tried all reputable lotions, linimpwts, of those inter­ plasters and preparations, in vain. At this stage my friend Elder Overcamp ested. came to see me, and upon his urgent recommendation I liegan to use U arners’s safe rheumatic cure, a few Ixittles of which gave back to me the use of my limbs. I am now sleeping without pain, eating without distress, and feel as spry as I did, when I was 60 years of CONTAINS A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF age. I cordially recommend that prep­ aration to all persons afflicted as J was, and especially to the thousands of aged men and women whose last days are k> thi« Une. Good Goods and Living Prion la what wo have. We manufacture embittered by this affliction." many ot our Goods, and we sell none but that we guarantee to lie juat aa rep­ Mr. DeGens’ letter is endorsed by El­ resented. Call and examine Goods and Prien. ■ der Overcamp, who myb he is a memtWNorth side State street, Hastings, Mich. l>er of his church, and his case to him is surprising and wonderful. Mr. F. W. Brinkhoff also endorses • the statement HF Repairing and New Work Neatly and Cheaply doae. in similar terms. There is no doubt that this is a true recital of the case, and Mr. DeGens’ ex­ perience should be an encouragement to all others suffering as he did, to use the means he so successfully employed, for nothing better, if indeed, as good, can be had in the market. AMD flLARKE^ & RIKER, ’ V Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. (•fllees in Union block, ovek Beamer Bros.) Hastings, Mkh, Practice in all courts of the state. Attend to eolteetion* and perfecting title* to real estate. 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Ketnittancag should be made by Post Offie* Money Order or Draft, to avoid ebancc ot tooNewspaper* are not to cony this advertise menr. with out the express order of Hakfur * BiuiTitiura. Address HARPER & BROTH HRS. New York cartes PHILIP T. COLGROVE, ALawyer, HaaUags, Mich. Prosecuting Attorney for Barry County. E. KEN ASTON, A • Attorney at Law, (Over J. 8. Goodvear * Oo.’« store.) Practices In all courts of the State. Collections n W. LOWRY, M.D., . V• Fhyiucian, Surgeon and Oculist. «We., »1 Thon, St, Hull Mlob.) Toiephooe at Holtewayn' rtrux store.. Department i I R. TIMMERMAN, • Homoapatbic Physician & Surgeon, (First door east of HoUoway'drug store.) ftR. Wm. JONES, V DenUM. AR work promptly attended to. CURE SICK HEAD y^ELTON * WHITLOCK SPANGEM ACHEB & MASON. QOOK A'SHELDON, ACHE ... _______ Iww U w J. WRIGHT, XEDICm co., I«wTw<. �Mk Gborok W. Tr.Kfi.r. died at the tried to kick * hols through ths ceiling reMdehce of hia k«, John Teeple, in lrsod then to test the solidity of the Vinj townahip. Tl.uraday morning i„t. door. While doing this grand and lofty HASTINGS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 11, MM. years. 2 months and 4 days The funeral was h-H S^urday. Rev. L tumbling act, Carveth was passed by Maynard, but, nimble aa an eel. be soon the Hi*'*" l*n<’ U°c»l Telephone Exchange. B. Jones officiating. regained bls feet am! passed Maynard Mm. d. g. Kommok. (,f this dtv on tbe second lap, receiving loud aph“ Just finished painting a dining Flaiue therefor. Meanwhile ^reer and room piece reprinting a brace of Btnham were havtag a hot time­ quail the originals of which were shot hip and thigh, flrat one and then the by Mr. J. p, Roberts. Mrs. R. has other gaining a slight advantage, with transferred to canvas a life-like repre- honors easy aa to tails. Toward the g, ’■r<7' . eentatlon of these birds. In this L unlsb, however, “red shirt* executed a THE GREAT duction she has added to her enviable eoupd-etal that won the wildest ap- jwP All nrSiClll rnn:it iI as oo an ns. -J. —A -•in .. reputation adept the use of the plause and lost him the race. While wlellMAN RlwnHLU I brush and palette. turning a comer he “lost bis feet" and F"OJFL T> A Tty • The Dayton Hedge Company’s agent with a magnificent bound landed In the midst of a number of ladles occupy­ Mr. R. C% Sawdey, assures us, that their ing a seat at tbe aide of the rink. Roll­ busfnms in Barry county is gaining ing from thence, he lleunderecl about rapidly. Among their many purchas­ the door, creating us much binstenwo**w“ ers the past week in Johnstown are Cha*, pater, Peter Gendro, J. Elaey nation as did the fabled bull in the china shop. Freer won the race, with ■ ’ ----------------- —-— A. G. Dewey, L. M. Dewey, A. E. Dew­ Carvelh a dose second, while Maynard RENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS-Utiion el Northrop'* Crowding. ey, W. H. Bristol, Caleb Reebridgpr buying one-half mile each; C. H Ste­ and Benham came In less than one-half ! mill* and «atNfaction guaranteed. lap behind. As our reporter left the T T T I Tk T /-ri | vens and R. W. Webstet. To the north li.tr Bentley Brow. A W lDclnw. I I and west of Hastings we see the names rink Mr. Benham was hugging a post I of W.S. Rogers, John Winters, Leon­ while Mr. Mower was bathing him with I Il ith prior* to wult hard time*-. Call at arnica, Beuhinn meanwhile, in strict: X ‘ ard Stedge, Enoch Andrus, Geo. Dorr, confidence, instructing Cbet. in the 1 — o — H. Draper, T. P. Barnum, R. Vester’ mysteries of manufacturing ox-tail ■ 1 ■ i Dr. Abbott and 1). W. Rogers. soup. The race was a dose And excit-; The roller skating content at the Jef­ ing mm throughout. The . entratants ferson St rink Friday evening last Im*- are all museolar and active men, who tween Fred. Spaulding and John Brock, went in to win. The Bankku would distance five miles, proved a great at­ like to see another race between these traction, large numbers of our towns­ gentlemen. We lanert Bro*. people witnessing the race. Before tbe WANTED. Neighboring exchanges, i first mile had been completed it became evident that Fred, was no match for his Iziwell Journal. Grund ItapidM, for opponent, who passed him easily^ win­ There were shipped from Lowell by ning the race by over six laps. Time, | express four tons of Thanksgiving 2156. Brock has demonstrated that! Sultry this year; most of it within two • ys. In addition to this there were he is possessed of nerve and muscle, several shipments by freight. street. Grand Rapid*. Peter Knapp, of Itonanza, was seri-1 necessery requisites in such contorts. ■ While Spaulding is perhaps the more ously hurt jn a runaway fracas. Our crowded streets nowadays indi­ graceful skater of the two, he has neith- j tiling from u blind ox to cate that biLsinesH is picking up. ' I er the speed nor staying qualities of the I Miss Addie Barkley, who for nearly j other. Brock’s admirers think that he , th e months has rendered very aceeptais the fastest skater in the county, not. ble services in the Auditor (hueral’s pihee at Lansing, has returned to her/R,1VA„ __ r.H excepting Nashville’s champion. home m Lowell lo stay with her moth- Buyers are ‘nTll®G to Call and See er and invalid sister. j Them. Cutting anti fitting of ladle* and children’* Court Proceedings.—Following is; It is reported tliat the republicans i garment*— particularly of C-Ionic* and the business transacted at the continua­ who went up salt river last month W rap*—• *pccialty. \ tion of the November term of court: ; have b«*en spendingall their time so fur 1 People vs. Levi Everett, larceny. Ar- • “cleaning house.’’® (No insdmuitions.) I It will probably take them all winter, j Circulation thin rreek, 2^00. raigried, plead not guilty and admitted ; Baltic-Creek Jounia to bail in sum of $300. Go to Happy George’s for your boliPeople vs. Sam'l McManigal. assault | Our community was somewhat sur­ ।lay sweetmeats. . with Intent to murder. Plead guilty of I prised on Monday to learn that Mr. G. I. Goodenow hail been removed from For can now pay your taxes, if you assault with intent to do great bodily | his position as manager of the Western have the money. . harm. Sentenced to State prison at , Union Telegraph otflce in this city. It The Banner this week prints an ex­ Jackson for two years and six months, j appears that a petition had been 'circu­ Lorenzo D. Gardner vs. James Ryan I lated by certain parties asking his re­ tra large edition. moval on the charge of discourtesy.. Happy George is remodeling his and Mary Ryan, replevin. Continued.! We are informed that a petition is now I Elnora Hind march vs. Sam’l J. Prin-1 being circulated, by some of Mr. Good-1 We keep a Full Stock of Everything sales room somewhat. that enters into a house, from • die and Elihu Chipman, assumpsit. ■ enow’s friends and that it has' been ' Take notice of the change in E. Y. signed by most of our business men for i Judgiimnt for plaintiff for 3127.28. his reinstatement. H6gle*s ail. this week. Russell B. Wightman cs. Edward A. On Sunday last three united with the Holbrook, assumpsit. Judgment for I’lalnucll Ipdc|>cndenC. ■ Dr. Kingsbury, a dentist of Constan- i Presbyterian chureh in this city. plaintiff 31.698X1. \ tine who travels frequently to Allegan,' Attention is called to the notice of Myrtle Palmer vs. Jonn H. Smith, re­ bet 35U on the general result of the the 13th annual meeting of tl^J Barry plevin. Plaintiff submitted to nonsuit. election with G. W. Jones, station agent County Pioneer Association, published Allen J one® and Milford O. Abbott at Otsego, and a conductor on the Lake | vs. Allen McCallum, John McCallum Shore road is the stake-holder. For in another column. some reason, Kingsbury refused to pay, and — Malcom assumpsit. ADAM A ND-Ma RAND A SPON A RLE ex- — —— McCallum, ----- -— and to hurry matters Otsego parties tend their sincere thanks to their neigh- Judgment for plaintiff in sum of $116;-1 caused a warrant to be made out for his arrest, for betting on election, such be­ 03. _ bors and friends who so kindly assisted ing contrary to the laws of the state. them in caring for their daughter dur­ A Pleasant Surprise.—The night Au parties are now willing to settle the I A- the .1 -weather ____ II... stormy anti ,.n.l the ♦ : matter, but there does uot seem to lie ing <her her illness. illness. was dark, W. S. GOODYEAR & Co. will have j roach were muddy, but yet there was any way out but to let the law take its course. . something imething interesting to say to our i merriment at the residence of C. H.. Some time lietween 9JCT and mid­ As low as can be bought in any com­ nnvl W<itz>h r-nl-­ Stone in IFvttlnTlrl fit Friday/ 1* ritlliV) night. FIT Rutland, III last night of Monday, burglars entered the peting market in the State. readers next week. Watch th.dr their col umn, and you can be made happy by The occasion was a surprise to Mr. and Eneral store of Frans B. Watkins, at onterey. in this county, and took a Mth. Stone by a large number of their heeding what thejrtell you., . wagon load of dry goods, consisting of Pluhg, .Wlchiag & Rsiavrag The librarians of the Hastings School staunch friends. The event waa intend­ dress fabrics, underware, etc., valued at form 3600 to $1,000. There is no clue ed to come half way between the birth ­ Library request ail who have books l»eto the thieva.| longing to the library to, return the days of Mr. and Mrs. Stone, and thus be PROMPTLY DOME, same at once, as it is necessary to have the anniversary of both. The plans rialswell taader. were so well matured and carried out, Efforts are being made by Plainwell all the books in immediately. that the good husband and wife had ladies to organize a Moral Educational On the 3d inst.. Editor Hine, of the not a hint of their approaching surprise, society in Plainwell. The object of the society bring to promote the dissemina­ Lowell Journal, celebrated the anniver­ until the lanterns of their guests lit up tion of more elevated ideas in regard to sary of his donning the editorial har­ the front yard. Even chickens had dis­ mAEiiage and the importance of enlight­ ness 14 years previous, during which appeared from the familiar roost with­ ened parenthood, and, as the most ef­ time he has risen high in the profes­ out undue suspicion. Good victuals fective means to secure this, a better teaching and training of children and sion. and other viand* were cooked and youth to prepare them for these rela­ We are informed by Mr. John G. presents bought without betraying tions. Geb. Korrell, who lives in the eaistern Reuter that on Wednesday night of last hints from the woman ‘•who never part of the township, while going home week the fruit drying establishment of could keep a secret." ( n from Plainwell one afternoon last week J. C. Baker in Bowne township, near It was a complete surprise when the saw a gray bugle in a tree by the side of Freeport, was destroyed by tire. Loss good man of the house was coolly in­ the road. Having a shot gun in his about SHOO. Mr. B. was absent at the formed that he could not enter his own buggy he fired st the bin!, bringing it to the ground, wounded in one wing. time. parlor, and the good lady that no chairs After a spirited fight, he succeeded fa getting it home, where it was killed. Free Show.—A large black bear would be needed from that room. GRANO *Ap7dS DIVISION. The true intent was seen when they The bird was a large one. measuring < found inside the city limits of Hastings, Txkine effect Nov. 30th, liM. feet across the tip of its wings. now on exhibition at Eva and Albert's were ushered into that fn;nt room, Iwrber shop. Come in and see the bear. united in a glad song, and received the (Hift-loMe Under. tokens of t^eem fratfi\ their uninvited John Pollard’s residence, four miles Donation.—There will be a dona­ west of the city, was destroyed by fire .guests. ■ tion for the benefit of Rev. R. A. Car­ In a few words neatly told Mr. John TUJ£Xn$Bev..LW. Bell, rt the ■TATXONf. nahan at the presbyterian parsonage on Dawson presented them a beautiful M. E. parsonage. Dec. 3, 1884, Jacob Friday evening, Dec. 19th. All are cor­ hanging lamp, a pretty chair and other Decam, of PrSrieville, and Mary A. dially invited. i things useful. A touching reply came Cook, of HoytvlUe. Graad lUpidn 10.2R MkkUeTtne The Dayton Hedge Co., of which Mr. from Mr. and Mrs. Stone, making their Middleville Bepublicnn. tflUR* W. H. Severance leaves Mondav . for C. R. Sawdv is the Barry county agent, friends feel that it was “more blessed to Vpw Orleans. offered a prize to the agent selling the give than to receive." The Knights of Labor cleared $15 at After a nice feast of food and song, greatest amount of their hedge during their oyster supper Thanksgiving even- ChartoUe the month of November. Mr. S. sold Me t/we mm hour* had comd | l»efore that ’“* iDfiorse buyer* from Gr^nd Rapids 2,548 rods in this county, coming with­ silence reigned supreme about *■* The Hastings Banner. Local News. Rh£X,iffij5,BsLa’T±ji‘“' ATTENTION. We are now offering to the people of Southwestern Barry County a large And complete stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE Bought at.a good discount from last year’s prices and we will give the customers, the benefit of the discount. ’ Look at Some of Oar Prices: \/\/ A I |\l kw I y V /A I T I J IN . j 14 lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00. Arbutkles Coffee, 16 cents per lb. T|_ in TIT i Kerosene Oil, 15 cents per gallon. W Q P|1 110 W TTH T1 TO fl Boston Rubber Boots, $3.00 per pair. LUU 11 UllU H (11 I (1II lllll , Felt Boots, $1.50 per pair. Heavy Twilled Red Flannel, 25 cents per yard. Good Shirtings, 9 cents per yard. Men’s Heavey Scotch Grey Shirts, 50 cts. each. And Other Goods in Proportion. are making three widths of Tire: A Card. We have now the ONLY stock of GENERAL MERCHAN­ DISE in Prairieville. Notwithstanding the fact that we have the only stock, of the kind, we have a Complete Assortment in every department, and invite a careful'inspection of goods and prices. We have the goods and desire and can sell them as reasonably as at any point in Michigan. >\ Building Material! M. J. GOSS & CO Sill to Ridge Board. Very truly, PRAIRIEVILLE. N. B.—We have lately added a stock of Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Lime and Brick. Call on ns when you want any of these articles. Doors, Sash & The Blinds, Of Our Own Make, Rotiai Oak Heating Stove Made by P. D. Beckwith, Is the only stove in Upmarket mounted with Boiler Iron. And Satisfaction Guaranteed. Over a Thousand in Use BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. IN BARRY COUNTY. Michigan Central Tke Niagara Falls HouU. in 17 rods of being the winner of the farm house home. The "A Race what W as a Race. The editor of the Hastings Democrat roller skating event of the season has challenged his neighbor of the Ban­ the “green race,” at Messer’s rink Satner to a roller skate contest. Just untav evening, tbe prize l*ing a bottle make it a free-for-all for newspaper of arnica for the last man in; distance. men and we’ll be on hand.'-Plainwell 15 tape. There were four entriea, viz: Independent. Come over, Brb. Scales, and we'll covert Freer. W. i. Carveth, Anson »■ । show you two of jthe finest rinks in the Maynard and W. K Uenham. in the state, and also show you some fancy matter of drau. “Whit" laid over ’em 'ail, hia red flannel Idouae being the meat movements on rollers. conspicuous article of wearing apparel Mrs. J. H. Dennis anTher ctaaa in in the rink. Four judgee were selected, Lowell gave a public entertainment sad st the tap of the bell tbe ountret and exhibition of their work at the ants slid, rolled and glode to their r^ Daria Home parlors, Friday evening. spectlvc starting places, amid the loud tcelaim of the large audience assembled towitneasthe raw. At the word all •ot an excellent start—in fact tbe lithe ’ucknmith overdid the busine*. and prize. have taken a large number of horses from this vicinity in the past few weeks. The M. E. society of this place win­ template remodeling their ing as soon a* the weather will permit in the spring. Tbe shop that stood on Mam street west of Young’s grocery has tieeo mov­ ed to High street. “I® MraK......... new store building is to be erected on Jankaon ........ ^AboutTJenty memlier* of ll.M 1X41 MiHicatk'D of St. Jncoin hmsn anf- 1L roiih H. A. Goody ear & Sons Where you will find a full line of JEWEL STOVES and RANGES, also the celebrated PARIS RANGE. KMglCLECTRIC OIL and Bruiae*. Asthma. Catarrh, Cdughs.Cold., Sore Throat. Diphtheria. Burou, Frost Bites, Tooth, Ear, and Headache, and all pains and Aches. MwraraaaiIIOWTHE Rupture Mall. ing. RefreahniMte were awved al M. E. Griswold’s. Mil B. H. Cummdl Newton Brook, York eounty. Ontario, l.anada, states, thxt he.uffi.red with » “• “ These Stoves are for Sale only by riHVbr* between �FOREIGN GOSSIP. Two Steamers Founder on the EnL. 3ish Coast-Many Lives Prob­ ably Lost. German Annexation of Territory in West Africa—Tin’ Franchise Bill Signed by the Queen. The Falling Off in Emigration from British Isles -General Old World ♦' . _ Intelligence. London, Dec. 8. —A large steamer foun­ dered yesterday off Hollyheiul, in full sight of the shore. Noth big has yet been seen of any of the persons on tlie steamer. She Is supposed to -haye had a crew of twenty men. Another steam­ ship has gone down off the North Cornwall coast, and twenty persons on board were Browned. There,have been many disasters on the west const during the p-ust fortv-eight hours. Tlie scenes are described as fearful. A heavy gale and rain prevails. Fabia. Dec. A— Lc Matin says that MgRsra. Bennett and Mackey ore at the head of a syndicate which has been formed for tbe purchase of Cuba. Tlie amount to be paid for the island .Is >100,000,000. Ger­ many, it Is understood, has a hand in the op­ eration. BEKLT.\',**Dec. 8.—it Is reported that Ger­ many has secretly proposed to England to defeat the intemationallty of tlie Niger re­ gion in exchange for concessions to En­ glish aggrandisement in Egypt. Bekllx. Dec. 8.-The “White Book” was presented to tlie Reichstag Saturday. It consists of fifty-five closely-printed folio pages, and is taken up principally with the affairs of Germany on tlie West Coast of Africa. It covers tlie period between April 15, 1883, and October, 1884, and gives full details of the annexations, of territory by the German Commissioner for the West Coast of Africa, along with the vain pro­ tests of E- IL Hewett, the British Comulat' Old Calabar. . London, Dep. 8. —The Times of Satur­ day, in commenting on tlie German “white­ bool;,’’ says: “The annexations of, territory by Germany hi West Africa wen* planned In the spring of 1884 and completed in tlie iufnnier. It uiUst be admitted that this first stage of Prince Bismarck’s colonial policy has been marked by promptness, thorough­ ness, isolation anil vigor, unsurpassed at any period of his career.” ' London, D*w. 8.—The Time, says tlie prospect that America will put a stop to tlie coinajfc/df silver by rei>ealing the Bland bill has unsettled business iu India, aud caused ('akutta exchange to ilecliue to 1 shilling RX pence. London, Ilec. 8.---John Tomlinson Hibliert, Member of Parliament for Oldham, at present one of the Under Secretaries for the Home Department, will succeed Jxxmard H. Courtney, recently resigned, as Secre- London, ' Dec. 8.—In . the Hotise of Com­ mons Saturday the Si»euker announced that Royal assent had been given to the Fran­ chise bill. London, Dec. 8.—Advices from Massowah stale that-the women and children of Banhelt have arrived in safety at Massowah. The male |«»pulation alone remain at Sanhcft. To the latter place money lias been safely conveyed for tlie payment of troops. London, Dec. 8. —Emigration in all di­ rections is falling oft. Tlie total emigration from the British isles to the United States during the month nf November, 1884. was 7,400; to Canada, 878, and to Australia, 8,409. The figures for November, 1883, were respectively 7,927. 805 and 5,929. Paris Dec. 8.- The envoys of France at Rome, Vienna and Constantinople have sent home warnings that the proposal to In­ crease the duty on cereals will be met with reprisals. Hungary has already entered a remonstrance. Pa bis, Dec. 8.—In the French Semite Saturday the Universal Suffrage Senatorial Mil was rejected by a small majority. St. Loudk Doc. 8.—On Thursday night Mrs. Rice and daughter, living in the coun­ try. near Bynumville, In Cliariton County, Mlwonri. were wated about the fire when crashing through the a bullet . came through tlie neck window, passing . “ of tiie mother . and killjug tlie ‘ - Ur passing (KngMer almost instantly. Tlie . mother tiiroiigb her ffhead. T™„' — was — alive at last account*, but l,n a d-itical con­ dition. There is no etae as yet to the assamln, but a great many suspect n yming man, a step son <»f the woman, wlto has not lived at honje for some time, as he has a wicked temper and no love for his step­ mother. The family are resjiectable fanurm. An iptcuse excitement prevails, and should tlie i»erpetrati»r be captured sum­ mary Judgment would doubtless ensue. Hajaii.ton. O., Dec. 8.—George Snyder, a farmer, aged forty, living near Darrtown, fifteen miles, away, was put in jail here hrte Friday night, charged with the murder of his mother. Catherine Snyder, aged seventy-five years, who has been miss­ ing from her home in this dty four wecJcs. Mm. Snyder Ims a mortage on her Men’s farm, and went four weeks ago to ■collect Che interest. He paid her >125. Hia story Is that iu* started with her next day to the railroad station, when -Wo robbers de­ manded her money, and upon her refusal, killed her. and mode him promise under vamaity of death to say nothing about the murder. He **W thej buried her. Her body was disinterred ami found in -her night clothes. The supposition is that be killed l>er in his own homie._________ •<M*rn>" Mand»4l>«tn> Will Go Abroad. Montheai. C«l. Doe. 8.-Th. city deteeMrM Male that Moih«r Mandelbaum. Uw acted New York fonce. urlved here Friday ewntalT troui Toronto, aroompanlod by her row, JnlUM, and that they are rroldlnj with H^rew mead, liere. They aay they were tlie ilrat lo tnrnlah to the New V<rt notire tarormarire whleb I«1 to an U>qutry b«nr made a» to the nature of the bi« Tooduered by her. and there mm....... nt, are home out by Doled thievea, quantltlea ot atolen THE PRESIDENTIAL VOTE. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Some iL elorn with despair, by <xmifnrtab)e elder­ ly married couples as Heces^ary evils, one dollar ........... ....... -r.„ . and bv tbe young Indy who wears her >* h*" ««« « hair down h<*r back and has it tieff with costs two dollars and Marsel lie* with a view t<> u choicer varieties range in value aa high a big red Ixnv as "UM swecl for any ­ State: Mr.ll.—. __ /V ■ --------------- - - f thing. ” It is the sentiment •! the lattei wwt Dr, Maau a Swm p|„ .ici„ glass that creates so great a demand and W. C. Maybury, Fusion.......... .21 .STS BlaUch. the Tienm. three and iTT,, iKAytorbitant a price for those little birds 5ik‘n«on- Republican.. . mine. pig.. p„„tlW .itTJtXX . 1,001 which thrilled the old Cartlmgenisns •ery apptiecce. met.rentleman fol with song when they fh-sl placed foot - “I tell yon what, boys, I’ve railroad* 1 May bury •» pinndi'ty, Kiii. trf £>r. Kvh. wi,f upon tin* (niiaries and named them SECOND DISTRICT. . / it for years, aud been mixed up in all v«tlr Uboraton »nd the Islands of Good Fortiunca. A report­ kinds of disasters, but I hope to creak oul'u, .. .......................................... them WHS hu mlrke. CTu,nred tbu„ er enlletl at tbe store of a. bin! fancier, right here if I want to be tbe eye­ Churles Mosher, Prohibition............. und. .rf rttnlen mien.be, front the i0. and found him surrounded with an at­ witness again of such an ayful sight es Eldredge's plurality, U." Alabama -r-i UMtme. of will werm bodie,. »hk.h th. mosphere which trembled with the trills I saw a day or two ago.” THIKO DISTRICT. Arkansas 72-.W rnnhoritb. uleoed u their dinxinl. James O ’ Donnell. .Republican......... and quavers that were sent out upon it •2Q.43B California »S®7 Tbe speaker was n brakeman on tbe •ubmitu-ri the ere.Um of the fell .lieu*. HFPennington. Fusion .................... .W3110 Colorado. M. J. Fanning, ProbSbition................ .. tan from the hundreds of little wooden Erie. • '<»nnectlcut “,.„vyo“* *«'•• ■«ulu of .Lid, cage© #hich stood piled on all aides. O'Donnell * plurality, 1.2-8. "A day or so ago,” he continued, “a DBiAwaMT. 17054' 127ft1 will be marie poblic for tbe benefit of “ Canary birds, ” the bird-fancier began, Youtrra in strict. Florida... 3171®: tall and’handsome woman got into the Mlence. Tbo dog, uatl guina, MM7, 47WM 1ft IM 3. C. Durrows, Republican........... .1M64 “are my delight. I frequently come in ladies’ car at Dunkirk. With her was ,;12U. HfiS NfiS mm G. L. Yaplc, Fusion..,........ ........... were inoculated with bwllli. alw.?, here titter businew hours and sit listen­ a bright and interesting little bov. Indiana... I 2449WI 51*480 «« ----- A H. Alcott, PnAlbltlon.......... ;......... with success. The creatures operated ing to these 'little songsters by the hour. poesibly two yean of age. .The child Iowa.......... I 17728B 1772881V7UK3 iwusa;....... J Burrows plurality, ICC. wore invariably seized with Kansas.... WUB 1&U08 HStf 4M . , .FIFTH ..........district. I nave a few birds whose ca'-Is 1 can dis­ laugiied. and croaked, and played with Kentucky. . i.’£7.'>7 1»73711WA1 118B74 IBM 310® J. C. Fitzgerald. Republican. dftaTiim.n and cramp, and otherwise tinguish from the rest, and who know the passengers. When tbe train Jeh Louisiana. 57W4 •M» ' i I* showed the samu svinptoins as mark me as well hs my children dn. lx»ok at C attaraugus the woman, who seemt d Maine....... 58140 W. C. EdaelL prohibition........... — Maryland.......... In mwlrind. The guioc, 27S* that fellow. He is a genuine canary Coiaaux-k's plurality, UM. nervous, got out of her seat, picked up Mamacbu setts. 733 jZJg | SIXTH DISTK1CT. He was born in Madeira, and was sent the baby, and started for the rear end .pig. died in fortyH,igi,t boon, .t ?hc ul. .i»n lass® Michtaan_____ Winnua. Fusion moat, the dogs in four da vs. Tlie MtaMopta....... 70144 mra aar mb> I JE- B- win IV.»7 to me from that island. He is a pare ....... , , । J. (1 WUtoon, Republican. . fin Su .18377 yellow, without a spot of darker color of the coach. Sioea pigs ft othew respecia mani ifiOfl L. C. Smith. Prohibition... “A short di.stance east of Cattaraugus . 2,446 ited much greater susceptibility toths Nebraska/..’’'’' on his feathers, and yet It ia the popular is a long, deep gulf, over which the Winuu plurality. 2838 ' * w Iiimu • plural! M3M 7ttf77|' Nevada................. virus than the dogs. • 66771 7180 71® . superstition that pure yellow birds can ’ t HKVKSTR DISTRICT. Ill flT. 4aiM railroad has built a high trestle. Tbe Now Hnmpehlrc.. anno instead of inoculating it ih.- experi­ SS ; E c Fusion . .14j636 sing. Hear him’ Did you ever listen Now Jersey......... r-Tim 12M.-C! j Edgar Weeks’. RepuWka’n’”.”’*"’^' 12.316 to a German-bred bird which had those distance from the top of the trestle to menters in one instance iujt-tml the New York............ ■ WM48 6S1B71 1<’M I O'Brien J. AtkiiiMin, Greenback...... . 1.(07 the wagon road below ia perhaps one North Carolina. . virus into a guinea pig's intestittal canaL ..JJX || J. J. Bunnell. Ru«m>11. Prohibition. Prohibition........................ . l.MH octaves in his voice? At one time his hundred feet. A sharp and abort Ohio.................... olTO U30B . •Cariton'B ’—• • It died of cnolora. To make the inocu­ . plurality. 2jtl». ■ call ■ ia as mellow as a flute not<». at Ororou................. curve leads to tbe trestle. Ag. tbe 4881 riurti! menuox. lation oncrate more snreh thev aKo others it ascends tbe scale until itFiePeunsyivanla ... L.J7 , T.Tartney, Fusion.. Rhode Island...... .».44fi f comcs so piercing that one can scarcely train rushed oyer the gulf a woman's tied up the excretory biliarv dtxt and it F. Horf/HepubUcan..Z"ZZ*^”' South Carolina... piercing shriek was heard. I looked injected tbe virulent matter into tbednoTenneMec ......... . rl "liii I “* Merrill, Prohibition.........................bear ii. That bird I woujdo’t sell for and saw an object leap from the plati 133STO 1240W J 35P. Tarsney's plurality, l,«Bt. Texas.................... । one hundred dollars. All these y ouuger form into the rocky gulf. That object, .denum. In this way they proved that bile Vermont............ intti '88411, 7ffii 1612 ; MIRTH DISTRICT. is a hindrance to the <Wl<jpm»*ut ul. i birds about him are his children and Vlrjdnla............... 14M07I UKH6S........ J IS I R®PUWioan......................... H.M3 sir, was the lady passenger, and in the microbes. In the blood of “chvlerWest Virrlnia.... 67317' <B0M 810> «9 I 8. 8. laliaa. Fusion.................. ;.......... .....M.W7 grand-children. He is ten years old Wisconsin............ teetr’ guinea pigs, m in that of luaa. 148477] 161157 46WI’! ,BCa ~ Bhtice, Prohibition......... . ......................... 1.7V4 1 anil has only live more ’^‘ears to live, her arms, closely clasped to her breast, was her infant. I pulled the Cntnbeon'a plurality. 2.7M. tbi ‘globules are sosoftenml as to pre­ but when he ’ dies I am going to have a 14e .................. ~ 4HM8Mj488lffi4ojl820»|U0 bell-cord and the train came to a halt. ------- Total —— ‘। . tknth TKKTH district DISTRICT.. vent tiiem from piling (scmpilor). and I regular funeral for him. Whole Dumber of votes cwt. I0.«7.675-not 8.0. Fisher. Fusion............................ How ft happened I cannot say, but at they become deformed by nviproca! ; “ The best canary birds that are im Including tbe few rf-.uimod for Belva Look-. F. Gllmon, Republican...................... 13.07 the time the woman jumped, a load of compression. This noculiariiv is’ com­ wood and as “scatterinr.” I — Webrter, Prohlbitloc.................... Parted from Germany come1 from the hay, drawn by a pair of oxen, passed —--------- ---------------I Fisher s pluraUty, 2.S8H. mon to various conditions of 'asphvxis. Tyrol, where the peasants, dur ng the The WaHhliiRt .u Monument Completed. , BLKVKXTH DISTRICT. Mother and child ! long winter nights, amuse themselves under the trestle. It is suggested that practical couciuiions landed squarely in tbe center of the Wabiiington. Dec. 8.—The Washington ®.Moffat, Republican.................. may be drawn from these facta. For by niRtinii tlie birds in the fancied monument wus completed Saturday. The I U rowe”’ ffi&ripiurimv.'ittK’ a.we I! spring instance, the inoculation of dogs and time of the cabin's interior, and hay and were thus saved from a hor­ rible death. The farmer was so horri­ guinea pigs is a sure way of diagnosin'formal celebration will take place on i ——— when the little ones have broken their fied that he Jumped from bfe wagon Washington’s birthday. The marble cap- • Michion items. chqjcra. When, henceforth, a town ox shell*, rend them to the nearest town and darted up tlie bill. The woman, a country is threatened by the epidemic, stone and its pyramidal apex were set j The Detroit grain quotations are: Wheat nnd sell them for about ten cents in our who was not hurt in the least, said and ductors are in doubt ss to the true by Colonel U’honms Lincoln Casey, U.S. A., > “No- 1 White, 7««76Jfc. No. 2 Bed, 77® money. ’ This may seem cheap, but it her name was Mrs. Adam ScelL and character of a patient's symptoms, they Chief Engineer and architect: Captain [ No. 3 Red, 6h381Kc. Flour—Michi- isn't ’to- the speculator, for the little her home in Michigan. She was on may obtain positive knowledge within Davis, U. S. A.; Bernani R. Green, Chief I White Wheat, choice, 93A06M.7ft; roller birds frequently die rf soon as they her way to visit friends in the oil leave their familiar surrmitidings, anil a few hours by injecting direqlv into a Engineer, and Master-Mechanic I>. H. Me- ’,.roc’‘M' Pat??U’ S 0*86 *country.’ ' Hers was indeed a miracu­ guinga pig's dnudenoru pafe of the Laughlin. The United States flag was Corn~No87X®37Xc. Gate—No. 2, 28S tbe few that are saved cost the dealer lous escape.’’ contents of the patient's Intestinal raised over the apex, a salute of twenty-one i fff29c- Butter—Creamery, 20022c. Cheeso about one dollar each. In .this .city an Mrs. Scell said that she could not ex­ canal. imported "bin! costs live dollars, and a guns was fired, and tlie guests who stood I —18Mt814c. Eggs, IfKdrJOc. plain her action When near the car A.second conclusibu concern?* a pro­ ou the platform built around the monument | Francis J. Perry ia the newly remmh- birti frotu either of the Canaries, with door she was seized with an insane de phylactic against cholera. The gaitric 500 fret above Its base sang tbe “ Star- I sioned jx>atfnaater at Bedford Station, Cal- all the freshness of their song, is valued "Starsire to jump from tbe train. an the I| *toon juice and the bile are ennabSo of de­ Spangled Banner.”. Among those on — County. r'----- -­ at from eight dollars to ten dollars. The faromt as he drove along was stroying the microbes, and these two platform was one of the master-mechanics | A patent right case in the Kalamasr o The darker colored hints come from who laid tlie corner-stone of tlie monument Germany, and ar^ a cn>se-bn>ed of thinking of his deml wife and daugh­ secretions are largely excreted ii. on July 4, 1848. The height of the monu­ | courts recently brought upon the scene canary and finch, aud as strange as that ter. When the visitors came down the process of oigeetion rendered enough agricultural implements of various through the clouds, as it were, and ment is 550 feet < necessary by a meai, out ftbey art* hard­ kinds to give it the appearance of a county may seem. <*an he taught to whistle al­ landed on his hay, be thought that tbe ly excreted at all when liquid alone most anything. A pure-blooded ca­ fair. nary bird was never taught to whistle dear departed had <ome back to earth passes through tlie stomach. Hence Abiah Armstrong, who wax accused of anything but the recoIlectioM of his to revisit him. — Bradford (/is.) Letter, Wkni- Randolph, Vt, Dec. 8.—The contaminated water is mnch less dan-, tn Philadelphia Timrt. business portion of this town was swept killing hia-Wife and her paramour with an own native woodlands. In Germany geroosdf dnink with a msal than when taken by iteelf. . The parts played bv by fire Saturday. The flames orignated in axe October ft, was acquitted by a Jury at the cross-bred birds are taken by a few War and (hristiaalty. Newaygo the other evening. of the peasants when just from* the indigestion and diarrhoj® are of the the basement of Dubois & Gay’s Main street Among other rich deposits of various shell, and lire put into* dark clo&ts. • In the custom of naming the imple­ same order, a fact which is regarded as block, probably by spontaneous combus­ tion, and spread with great rapidity. The kinds of mineral substance found by. ex­ Then the peasant whistle no air but one ments ot war after the most revered a decisive confirmatiou of the relatioi, fire raged six hours with great fury, destroy­ plorers at Lake Superior recently with he has chosen that all'the birds should names of tbe Christian hagiology may lietween cholera and bacilli disc*<iv&red ing thp Cottage Hotel, six stores and seven their diamond tube drill was a bod of sing. It sometimes requires a rear of be observed another trace of tbe close by Dr. Koch. Dra. Meati and Iti.Lsch • almost constant whistling .to effect the alliance that resulted between the mili­ repeated their experiments last week dwellings. Twelve families are homeless. Jasper. The loss is from 98.7,(XXI to >100,000; 850,­ Hon. E. Eldridge, formerly a very prom­ desired result, and in the meantime the tary and spiritual sides of human life, in the Pbaro laboratory before the. hos­ 000 on buildings and tlie rest on stock. 'Die inent politician, and Secretary Of State un­ birds becomes blind. But they sing the somewhat like that which prevailed m pital physician, the medical students, Insurance on the buildings Is 930,000. The der Governor Barry, died at Mount Clem- one song with a mournful pertinacity and the -lehigatas from Baiwhma. the sort of worship paid to their lances, loss on stock Is covered by Insurance. Help j ens, Macomb County, the other night, aged that is a curious reproach to the man London T.mer. pikes and battle axes by tbe ancient was .-ummoned from surrounding towns, that taught it to them. Yes,- they enter Scandinavians. Thus the two first and men and fire-engines were sent from seventy-six. Shall We Eat tbe Sparrows! NVnnan Wilsou, a wealthy citizen of this market in the regular course of forts which the Spaniards built in tbe Montjieller, Northfield and South Royalton. The rest of tlie town was saved with diffl- Coldwater, and his wife celebrated their trade, and are IA' no means as mrv as Lad rone Islands they called for instance, The Ornithologists. of America in golden wedding the other night. There their owners try to make them uut. respectfully after St. Francis Xavier ami solemn council Msembled ha/e decided This one you see in the little house the Virgin* Mary. Twelve ships in tfie were many present from a distance. with reHpect to the English sparrows to The Michigan Bportamen’n Assonatiun over there can whistle ’The IJnden Armada were call«l after the Twelve turn the rascals out. The lively British London, Dec. 8.—A large sfeainer foun­ meets at Jdeksoo December 9, nnd will take Tree,’ an old German song, perfectly, Apostles, iurt as Henry VIII. onlled bird must go. dered yesterday off llollyhend, in full sight but the poor little creature canft do twelve of his crudouh, one of which, St. meaneron looking to tbe formation of laws This is all very well, -but the Ameri­ of the shore.- Nothing has yet been seen for the better conservation of tiie fish sad anything else, aod it is indescribably John by name, was captured by the pitiful sometimes to bear that same old French ' in 1513. It is probable that can Ornitbulogists have also decided of any of the persons on the steamer. gome of the Btate. song, repeated with marvelous exacti­ mare irreverence bad less to do-with that he shall make his exit through the She is supposed to have had a crew Reports to the State Board of Health of American stomach, and it is now simply of twenty men. Another Steam­ diseases by >orty-&ve observers in different tude about h hundred and fifty times a such a custom than the hope thereby a question of whether ttie American ship has gone down off the North Cornwall porta .of the Ijtate. for the week ended No­ day. Still there- is a demand for tbe of obtaining favor in war, such as may , birds, and I sell them at fifty dollars also be traced in the ceremony of Goose­ stomach, already overloaded with for­ coast, and twenty persons on board were vember *J9, indicated that remittent fever, each. We order these hfrds'frona the eign iniquities, can stagger under tiiis drowned. Tlier. have been many disasters Crating military banners which haade-1 on tlie west coast during tlie past forty-eight tonsilitis and paerj**™1 fever ioareasea, other side, and when any lady comes to •oeoded to our own times. To the same | added responsibility. “Make sparroV pot-pie him.” savs liours. The scenes nie described as fearful ami .that intermittent fever, pimtunonia, us and says. Mr. Blank,’I want you to order or superstit ion belongs the old cus­ tyjjaoid fever (enteric) and rheumatism de­ gid me a bird which will sing ’‘Sweet (the American Ornithologist, and he A heavy gale and rain prevails. creased in area of prevalence. Diphtheria Violets,’ or any new song, laltnply have tom of failing down and kissing tlie XBl be redu«*d in nuraboq). _ ..._ _________________________ | was reported at twenty-four places, acarlet a bird trained, or if I hdft o one on hand, earth before starting on a charge or as­ Now -pot-pie ns an instrument ot sault of battle. The practice is alluded Nrw Yomc. Dr-. l.-Fnu.-ta D. Moulton »<>»•«. "■! ■»<*•!«< al lore pure., 1 sell it to her for double the oniinarv decimination to anything except the to several times in Montluc’s “t’omdied at lilff home in tills dty last hight after j Isaac Brisco, an ol<T and respecti*<l dti- price. haman species is open to grave suspi­ ■ ■* roentarie,” but so little was it under­ was “Not all of these little birds that are stood by a modern French editor that in cions. It would have been much more a brief lllnesi*. He was forty-eight years sen of Whitehall, Muskegon ^ounty, . riractical and deadly h:id the American 'old. Mr. Moulton bacame famotu, in the instantly killed in the Eagle ’ Tannery the trained'hi this way life through the or­ one place be suggests tbe resiling Irnitbologists said:' “Make him fash­ Beecher-Tilton esse, being known ns “Our other day by being eaught in ..the cog­ deal of darkness io Which they are sub­ baisserent la tetc (they lowered their • mutual I fiend." lie was n New Yorker, wheels of a bark-grinder. jected. Sometimes they actually go heads) for baiserent la tern* (they kissed ionable oni bonnets.'* The English sparrow, from «)l ac­ bom and bred, and live*I a busy, conspicuous mad and strangle themselves through the earth..). But the latter reading is Thomas Ryan, -employed in Palmer, life. His wife aud one son survive him. Nichols & Co's camp, near Paris, Mecosta the bars of their cages. This la a fact, confirmed by passages elsewhere; as> counts, is a fecund and predatory nuisCounty, was shot dead the other day by however stranga it may seem, and of a for instanee,’in the “Memoirs- of Fleu- aace.t He has nut only deal roved ihe James Winn, a step-son of Ryan’a A dozen birds that are ‘put to school,’ as rnnge,’’ where it is stated that Gastoo balance of animated nature and dtiveu* New York. Dec. 4.—While Mrs. Con­ family quarrel and drunkenness was the we call it, we seldom succeed iajtrain- de Foix and his soldiers kissed, the earth, out the insectivoHMis birth that -kept nor, wife of Captain Connor, proprietor of cause of -the fatal act. Winn was in ing more than two. In South Germany according to custom, before proceeding down onr vermicular pe*t>'. but he;con­ they have regular nurseries ot these to marab against tbe enemy-. and, agaia, sume* about one bushel of graft tp the tlie SL Junies Hotel* was st dimfer last custody. acre and makes no return fur it. He is Thursday her rooms were entered and about’ The death of the Fteeecting Attorney of birds, where they are bred alii the year in the life of Bayard, by his secretary, 97,000 worth si' jewelry stolen. The jewels Jackson County at the beginning ot tb« ' around. One- nursery in Silesia turns who records it among the virtues of that nut even a decent ••awn'rer. fra lie tur-s up his cost* nt atnthing but.the out seventj'-cigbt thousand bimfeayear, oonsirted of a diamond necklace, diamond trial of Daniel Holcomb, for the murder of knight, tliat he would-rise-from his bod earrings, several brooches, watches and the Creuch family, made' th© saveath vio- which allowing ten per cent, for deaths, every night to prostrate himself st f«H best food and the dmnii«‘-i r.rurotf. He other ladles’ Jewelry. , and twenty-live cents each for exporta­ length on the floqr and' kiss the earth. is therefore, in the ni.hirst possible phrase, an unnutfeated curse. Rut un­ Alexander McKay, tbe book-keeper for . tion, leaves a gross income of nearly This kiraung uf the earth was uji abbre­ like tlie locusts of Eg\ pt or the beetle THE MARKETS. Andrew Wiereugo, of Muikegou, a whole­ eighteen thousand dollars a year, which viated form of taking a particle of it in of Colorado. sale grocer, who absconded with oim ia a very fair income to be derived from the mouth, as both Elmham and Livius But die pro|KJsition deliberately made ■ Nkw York, December 8. are also mention to have been done by the En­ thousand dollars of Wierengo’a money canary birds alone. Tl LIVB STOCK—Cattle........... several of these canary f es in the glish at Agincourt before sticking the by science to tbe American people, last September, waa brought back frotu Sheep.................... . ......... or five Frewch; and this agair# was an abbre­ that in order to- get rid of this cKdk we Hogs................................... New York recently,where he waa captured. Tyrol. The bird breeds times each year, laying about six eggs viated form of receiving the sacrament, must eat it, is something that will give FLOUR-Good to Choice...... Patents.............................. , eaeh tim*. so you see that from one for Villani says of the Flemish nt Cam­ the native appetite a puuse. WHEAT—No. 2 Red............... of Charlotto, Eaton County, waa tried the pair of birds the breeder can get Aarly It is quite true, noc >n!ing u» No. 2 Spring...................... bray (1302) that they made a priest go curoan statistics, that the goornflmds other day in the Circuit Court, far assault thirty others each year u>der favorable CORN........................................ all over the field irith the sacred ele­ OATO—Western Mixed......... with intent to murder, and found guilty. circumstances. Even in tbe city a large of New York have been eatiifg bim for ments, and that, instead of communicat­ The jury were only out half an hour. PORK- Mom.' number of German families who have ing. each man took a little-earth'told some time at ths fashionable mtanrants I.ARD-Sti-am........................ ' Musk-rats in Tawas Lake are building brought their pets with them to this put it into his mouth., This seems a under the halincinntiou that he. was a CH BBSS.................................. their houses in rather elevated locations, country add considerable to their in­ more likely explanation than that the reed-bird. But it is a wdl-knowa fact WOOIr-Domestic.................. which is taken as an indication of high come by breeding - and selling these' custom was intended as a reminder to that tbu gourmands of New York will CHICAGO. BKEVKS-Extra... charming little birds. How long have the sohlier of Ids mortality, as if in that eat anything if it is only on the carte, water Id the spring. Choice............... The Wyandotte (Wayne County) roll­ 1 known them to live? Why I hnd oae trade there coaid be any lack of testi- and in’order to exterminate the sparrow Good.'................ by the dietetic process we have .got to Medium............. Ing-mills, run by the Eureka Iron Com­ myself tliat had been in one family Butchers' Stock get the entire population to go into the pany, shut down recently because the men fifteen years, and aha lived three yearn Inferior Cattie......... ...— sparrow eating business with dHigenoc HOGS—Live—Goed to Choice refused to accept a redaction. of wages. afwr I got. her. They UBuaJly d‘ie at 8HBBP........................... This threw about two hutwired men out of the age of ten years when they have —The New York Mail remarks: “It is and zest. BUTTBB—Creamery.. There is another consideration ot been treated weJL The reason why a true story that in Geneva, last August, work until spring. Good to Choice Ilal persons loae so many birds is that they a Frenchtuan with title offered himself weight hero. It is said by those who BGGS-Freeh............... A woman living in a hut at Whitehall, know tliat one swallow does not make FLOUB-W inter........ fforget that a bird cannot live era seed to a young lady of this city whose fam­ Muskegon County, recently went to call ........ alone but ft must have some green thing ily has auoestry and wealth, lie was a spring, and it is equally evident to upon a neighbor, leaving a three-year-old GBALN-Wtorat, No. t •-U boy lockedjup in the shanty. She had been nbw and then. The broad leaf of tbe accepted, and then naked the father bow those who have tried the pot-pie exper­ Com. No. 3 .. ' common chick-weed is a favorite food iment ibr.tfifteen sparrows do nut make much he intended giving his daughter absent a abort time only when flames ware Oata, No. 2... ■M discovered issuing from the windows. Be­ of theirs, and when given to them with as a marriage portion. When told the one swallow. Rye. No.t ... Biriey.No.S With these distressing facU staring b their seeds puts thqm in excellent don- gift would not exceed a trousseau, he fore help could be had the chi d and he1 dition. BROOM CORN— ' the American Ornithologists in the face, sought release from his engagement on building were both con umeJ. Bctt-Workins- “Oh. yea! eamiry birds tbe ground inat he bad no money and it certainly behooves them to think of Qarpet and Hurl Frederick Roll, of Monroe, a wagon-■ to talk. Th one or two waa bound to marry wealth. He waa some more feasible plan of turning the rascals out than by eating them, iuid 1 word*. Ia t__ __________________ j death a few days ago while duck-hunting.1 I came from there was an old shoemaker released, and today is engaged to a di­ we suggest again that it would be much vorced American actress of great He leaven a wife and two children. more expeditious towear them.—-X. who bad a oanary with a grav top knot, celebrity.” Common Ilrfwl Sldlug Iu Pinconning, Bey County, the other■ and tbe canary would call ‘Haus.’ the World. ___ ______________ Flooring.............................. night Frank Duncan, frenxied by Jealousy man’s name, at daybreak every mornmon Hoards............... . —Several New York mnsio publishers —A mother with young cbildrnn and drink, accused his wife of infidelity■ ing, until be awakened his owner. One about her who baa tbe iumus, to employ and fatally shot her. day ‘Hans’ died, and I’m plagued if persons tn do or assist her hi doing the Charles Carroll, of Kalama soo County,, tbe Utile idiot didn't go right ahead EAST LTBBBTY work oounc^'ted with too physical care . wiling ‘Hana’ until it could no loiwur •f a bouMihold. will find hcrwelf all the sweetheart. fresher and Wronger f-.r that spintmu extending back to hi* life in Soothe, n pria- Chicago Dec. 5.—The following table gives the number of votes cast at the recent Presidential electidn. as compiled from the official reports sceetved by telegraph from time to time. Dei nocratic-Greenback fuskim existed In Iowa, Michigan and Ne­ braska. and Retmblican-Greenback fusions in West Virginia and Missouri: ninth Coagreas, as nude by th* varioo � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-12-18.pdf 339564101c3fcaf28ebeb0ce26142f42 PDF Text Text VOL. XXIX. NO. 35. HASTINGS. MICH., DECEMBER 18, 1884. rREAT REDUCTION!) U ‘ WHOLE NO. 1535. A FOE TO DISEASE Proposed Legislation in the Inter­ est of Good Health. on CHRISTMAS GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, AT atfcm crnatiiiK a new ofltet-, tn be known «mended bill of rfhc Juc trial Drrooibrr ,,___ ____ ... ail! j«rvls»My rule on Monday or. the gtw-rt f<* a May of further imx-.-cdtaga. Army, who is tn luive the rank uf CtdoneL It tv underxlood that Liettcuaut Greely Will be appointed to thl-j - pOKftimi xhnuld the rtau-o*. be retained hi the MIL ATTEK BEN HriTKKU-’KTlfx PUACE. . 1‘afriit* will brentne vacant on March 4. when Mr. Hutterwurth'* term ax C*nigrr.xMnan o ptnenees. The appoint­ l^!sl»t!on appointed bv uie I ment of James &• Gnnnell. of CroruBxM oi Mass.. w ill be nrjr.-d by his Hmlth b*» ermpIHnl , W|| whfch > IN AID or AOOD HKAXTH. I »abmerahipof *J tiamilU'U has apjw'inted hewa, of like County, Judgeof tl>e view, oi t|i,. clemn. u U„ Indiriai Cimdt.' to succeed method rf pr,,„Uu, u„ lnu> , u* t'nltod SUIT, Irf cb<,iOT ,-h„ ■ Jrwnl Itefa.r-. to Go Oa tteo RoUrert UM. The IUM (h, mi |M,,vWe, Ngw York, Iter. IX—The Duty Kcw> fol • NUImul IkMn! iu,llt v, , ays: ••General Graul ha* written Io a I Ol> one ,„..,„bor tn,;n ,tKy suu ’rirnd at the Custoot-Houitc. MJ in; that ht•rill ikM conretil-in have Cttipi** piaee Board, to be appointed by the 1‘rviddeut ' lia on the relinxl let <rf tiro army ’ । **«1 eonfinned by the Senate. The around "Brtion provide* for the coIJroUon and disfMjtuinatiou of military infofmalion. etc. and J^*‘<>ru« u»e txjinj u, fr>,„r n])ex At a laic meeting of the Wort MMk igan Farmer's Club. Judge ParriMh regulations for the government of qnaranwax xrtuplrd appointing Pel’l t,M?United States and vesta lutfon ruary 21 tor the cerenxmlto connected talked about the Bank Check. ■» in it (the board) all authority for the control with the c-ouBpietitm of the Wawhiagton non- choee thi* subject because farmer* fireth? JabliC hc*lth- It dirw-t* qtiently receive chocks on the sale «f ’ V**"1 10 ro-°l*r*b- with local their 'product*, and are sometinM* boards, but atao authorize* the National losers thereby, bv reason of not know­ 1i2*rd’.vUp0" d,rc< tlon of U* Preridrnt, to valid Pension Appropriation bill wan reported. | ing how to handle them. • actin tlxi several States independently rt> after which oonMdrraitou of the luter-Stato Some year* ago a friend of hi* staid Kanile* uf local boards. The third secUop his farm for fi.OOO, one-halt in caA authorizes the National Board to frame rules to be olmerved by all vewelx Railing ... In’the Houre n concurrent resolutfon wax- and the balance on time. For the tire* from foreign |x.rta to porta of the United adopted for a gatterriuir of 8cnub>m and Bev payment he took a mortgage on the Staten,^ and provides that such rules- shall farm. pavabTe in one, two and three be enforced by all consular officers and » X ’ 1 / " 1 1 Z* * ■* Tyearn, and for the cash payment be potatioa by the Prei>klrnt, hy mreax of etoc- took a cheek on a private banking in­ i rf Lhe Vnit’‘1 Sutw’ “ wcl1 M trii-lt) . After a long debate a re*oiutloo was I medical officers serving under this act Sec- adoptnl to expunv** fn>m the nOriat proerrd- stitution Not needing the money finr t«Mi 4 provkkw that any vessel from any in< of last J uly a sjro-ch try J. D. Taylor, which immediate use, amkrteemingererytirttag foreign port which shall attempt to enter reflected on the Pension ('otnralttee.** At the perfectly safe, or perhaps not knowita| Ion ten PrtMiou Mil* wen- poxaed, | any port of tim United States in viola­ eventa* including one granting thirty dollar* a month his'duty respecting the cheer, he pre tion ot tl»e alxwe rales shall be liable to to Emiux I*e Ixmg. Adjourned to the Uth. it in bis pocket and kept it two wbAi rrT“rt,n.. V*. proper Di*trid Court before he thought of presenting lite rf h ’,pon «»^o- • A BLOODY RECORD. the bankers, although he rmided in tion shall forfeit to the United States a sum ! their immediate neighborhood. Mena not excreting >1.000, which shall bp a Iten ! upon the vessel. Section 5 provides for a I while the bankers had failed, and ♦titer Wmiler observaixw of these rules from Um drawer of the chock had died insolvent. Th<- eoDoequeooe wa* hta friend toot health officw at Um jwt of entty. Section 8 authorizes the President, in any threaten­ Dktjioit, Mich.. Dre. 13.—Silas Sanders the amount of the check, besides sootr ing emergency, to make known bv proe- (colored), a wiUmm in tiw Crouch murder money to litigation. This tan* arotar । tarnation the ineaMurro which he simply from the fanner's neglect to may think neceteary to meet It, such as rase, tried to rul Ills throat at .lat-Axon Thurs­ Eresent the check in due time. Tran. suspending -the introduction of any dan­ day moraine, but wax prevented by offie might hav® tost the money, ff he hflri gerous kind of merchandise or prohibiting obtained -it upon the check, hi ctatott entirely the entry into United States ports wound* Id hi* neck. The stngntar fatality ways, but in this instance the loo* wto connected with the Crouch cane tfl again of vessels from Infeeted countries. He shall at the Mine time convene the Nation­ much direureeiL and the funeral belief te purely from his neglect in not nbeorrIng the law applicable to the preoaoto ’ al Board of Health in special session, and tion of bank checks. The farmer wm I the measures devised by the latter shall, - upon approval by the President, sujxiwde vlok-at dchtha. tbc attempt.*! suicide detailed only lost, but it was also a too® to *r | estate of the drawer of the eheck. ; the Executive proclamation. Tlie remaining i font sections provide -among other things * If a man receive* a check npoa • for the collection by Consular officers - bank in payment for produce, or * of sanitary statisticand informa­ D. Crouch. aged seventy-four; kutbee White, 1 farm, or any other obligation, it b bb] tlon in foreign porta; fur an approjirtatlon hix daughter, aged tbirty-thryr. and her un­ I duty to present it for paymentwithin a • of 9500.000 to meet the expenses Incurred born babe; Henry White, her buxbund. aged j lu carry iug out the provisions of the bill. thirty-one year*: Mose* Pnlk-y. the drover, twenty-throe. j Audi xuiu to be disbursed under the Na­ aged Other violent dewtto-Mrs Daniel Huteomh, there is no remedy tional Board’s direction and by Its owndh The qtwiUun, what is a reaaotaMe bunting agents.' , — ------- — — —, | time in...which wLIcba a che.:k che.:kshould should bobapoopar A delegation of -physh-uuix and mmnbcrs I more money thai< »t anything vise by of State boaixlg of health placed die Nil in SLS I ««■ i-re-u a^a. ntw* *■ [|OLMKK & HOLLY BKOfi. State of Michigan. County of Barry —aa. U/ll taklnu ou areuc« for the best selling cutnstancm. ' It has been held than the hands of the House Committer on Ihibandor H. lxs>. April U. 1*4. ibouxtil he ««■ -------* -------'• *■ “ — At a session of the Probate Court for ths W Ifl book out. Beginners wbcred grandly. one of the murderers aod miteMed. when all the parties*to a check are rsai ’’ ” None lafl. Term* tree, itii.i.KrrHoor County of Barry, holden at the Probate office is llc Health yesterday afternoon. Attempted RUteide Silas’ Hander*, mrothe city of flaxtlngs. In said county, oa Monday, CO.. Portland. Maine.. fcuto of th* same town or city, a detay A XOVF.L SCHEME. tiounl above. the 1st day of 1 leeend>er. In the year one thouSeriously wounded--Ebner Shuler, shot by ef\eight days h sufficient to discharge Washington, Dee. !1.—A delegation of xand eight-hundred and eighty-four. Present, Clement Smith, Judge of Probate. CongrrtMmen. Iwxded by I miiinisstener-Gcn- Jean* Eoy. February 4./ IBM; Detnrtfre the drawer from all liability, at leaatte Ih the matter of the estate of H train Gardner, rial Moorehead, of the New Orleans Expo­ Brown'» attempted RRMxMlnatlon. February 7. . the extent of bis loss thereby. And b deceased. . The !*rwc-utlng Attorney. Frank Hewlett, < lK;h a ca*e, a demand made before the frwArr /.Wfc, narvj reading and filing the petition, duly venfied- sition. aiui Senalor* lauuxr and Bamptim. Obtained and all Pateat Bwstaeea attended to ofOn Sarah A. S. Gardner, executrix of the last railed cm* the President yesterday and died November fit, ISM, of quick coaxuraption close of business hours of the day sat i r°Our omro'ls'tppoAite the U. B. **»**"’ °S**n- will and testament of Mid deceased, alb-ging rc'inn-t.-d him. In view of hi* inaceeding tiiat on which payment tntatu a duly authenticated copy of the Iasi wifi tomts Ilf AU Kindt to br Market and we can obtain Patctitn In leu time than that have been first legally demanded km and testament of said deceaaod. and of the I*ro- Nlty to bu present al the ofiening of the thirw- remote from Washington. , bate thereof, having been filed in UKl’nMrt, ExDOxItion. to aoasont la open the Expo­ been uniformly coosiclered a demaad. Down! , Send MODKt. or liBAWUfO.. We advise ax to SOW ®UP»:,ui -. showing that Mid will has __ been __ duty admitted to sition with etectrieity. The plan k tn and Hugh McCallum, charged with made within a reasonable time. 1 »r -ni UM rrad'ir, N. nul, «.. ' O.trl.i.bllli, In. o, chirp-; ulnrulr probate in the county of Niagara. New York. • tear our of the Westen Union wires and Crouch »bcxrtiiig Detective Brown. <Umnlxa>4. but J nd payment, is refused, notice should Imr.rrifit given No Charge unlou Patent is Secured! ’ I and praying tha! said eopv of said will be ab * We refer, here, to the Fostm&ster..the Hunt, of |ow«L ffiedand recorded In said court a* and for Mttach mw eod to the motive power rearroitrd and held in bah: D^n Hokotnb and imtnodiitlely given to the drawer of tb« Jud Crouch. March 1. W4. charged with the ho ».<», IV. * m^r MH.!.. S'*? <«>" “J “ “'.’'JIi I the last will aud testament of said deeeaxed. of machinery. In the Ex|x>sition. The other and oheck. ’ . I atrpt office. Kor circular, advice, tertns aud Thereupon It is ordered, that Monday, the JMh end will. Iw ooniiroted with tiro White original murder* bekl tn 880.000 bailu each «* i«u J«ro _ rrfcroncea to actual clients In your own State or day of December, A. D.. iSM.at ten o’clock tn House. m>d rd a fixed moment,- everything now on trial; Joseph /'f— JVbcn payment of a oheck apoa r charged with cuniphe'ty <JUK . Comity, write to > the forenoon, tie assigned for the bearing of said Iming in-ivmliDcss in New Orlenns. the Prre- charged perjury in ; Hour* Holcom bank is refused, the resotirre of lb, C. A. SNOW &A'O . nnp that die heirs al law of said d* <>oxito Patent o'ffler. Wasldngtoa. D. C. . I; petition, holder is agninst the drawer and en* ceased, and all other persons Interested in said Idenl, surreuiuhd hy his Cabinet, nieinbupi estate, are required to appear at a session of of Cwajm-w. Judges, Government officials against t he * bank, even though 8b< said court, then to Iw holden at the Probate *and'fcndlg!i repn>r-entatlv«w, will press th* Nkw York. Dee. IX—Cotton brokers bank, at the time the check was pre office, in the citv of Hx<rtings, In said county, luittuh/ii Hm Executive Mansion and lirhave completed their estimates of the crop I Dented for payment, wa® perfectly sohr and snow caiuie. If any there be. why the prayer xlanta^mMmly s.-t the vast machinery in mo­ for the scaron of of die petltiooer should not be granted. and aummurize I ent and held funds of th® drawer miB OF GOODH And It Is father ordered tbni said petitioner lten. jTIm President agreed to take thb the product ax follows, in Dales: cient to meet the check; so that a chock Sve notice t#tbe-|iersoiis Intefestrd in. *aid to­ projxJution under consideration. North Carolina. a.<WK,fiuO: South <Carolina. is nothing more than the personal ob te, of the pendency of said petition, and the xa x<»»: (ieonrta. Alabama. VlttfJUO; I' • I’KXRIONS. hearing thereof, by causing a ropy of this ordtr U.uHianu, XiK&,UB: ligation of the drawer, as of a promis AMD A BRAN, NKW f.iNE OF | to be toubllsheti In the HaatlngS BanXBR. a Wamiingtox. Dee. 11. -The miIhx»ui- MhMitxippi, ni’wxpaiM-r printed and circulated In said eounW mlttee of the House Committee on Appro- Trjum, \ .£f.OX>; Arkansas. 5,Mi,000: Tenmw xory note or bill of exchange. Tb< Probate Order. ul Burry, once in each week for three snccesaiw priHttons having In charge the subject of thv msx XtM.ilM: average. XhK.00n. l,ast year the estimate' from the. same drawer is treated in some sort as te< ,dxwk> previous to Mid j<en*i*n appnipriations has agreed ti|*m a source* of information was 5,800,000, aud principal debtor, and he m not dh charged by any neglect of the holde: (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. bili appropriating . 800,000.008, the niuntint was about Uwjictuul yield. , asked for try Hie Connniesionor of Pensions, The intimates made the worW’if supply of in making due presentment of ti»__ ’I*. “TV'-T—.I..... In thi. vrarnne thouMUld daht for tire next fiscal, year. The bill will be cotton until September 1. X8IX000 bales, clieck, or in giving notice of the jib TO BE ADDED, WITH Mate of Michigan. County of Barry -m. I .4 1-rua.U-. Al a xrreion oi the Probate Court fur the submitted to the .IRmis** to-day. ft is sliort Against 7,187,000 hales last year. '.TSfi.OOO honor, unless he sufTered some loaa •; ■ lr<h? ’iS3Sr oI th. n-uu-cl «<-»»• M"t- connty of Barry, holdeu at the Probate O»ce In and contain* no new legislation. batoa two years ago, and 6,858,008 bales In injury thereby, and then only pro tentto the city of HaxtlDga. In said county, on Satar1881-tW. There are now 5,750,000 mure W1I.I. TOUCH THE HUTTON. If the drawer of the check have a< ‘'T-hlh.T?u!rldo» into «Hirt dny. the ’Adb day of November. In 'the year om At the helm. , . Washington, Dec. 12.—Prpsklctit Ar­ spindles than there were in 1881, when the funds in the bank to moet it. It ia i thousand eight nundrrd and clghty-four. । i Prnent, Clement .Smith, Judge of Prot'ate. thur'hn.* signified to Cmnmtaaloner General average price was 131* cent* for middling fraud, and the holder can suntain a» In the matter of the estate of Benjamin Howa, Morckemt. who'islicrc In the Interest of the uplands at New York. It is estimated that action upon it against the drawer vM datlxfaction guaranteed, and floods Gbcujxir are now 11,000,000 available spindle*. I Ails ''TnTreadiiig and filing the |»etltioi>, duly veri­ New (hlciins Exposition, that he will com­ there tota ever you bought before. wh|c‘h will fully consume the erop if run at presentation or notice. fied, of Sarah A. Howe, administrator of Mid es­ ply with the request made yestenlay to start the same rate of counttn ption as for the last The check may be revoked by »tetate, praying that her final account filed with the niAchlnery of the cxj»o«lti<>n on the loth Parties owing the old firm will ideue settle by drawer at any time before it h paid o four years. ■ ______ this court, may be beard and allowed, and she ins!, by electricity. Haphnnbcr totfi. t>e discharged from the mkI tnu»t. __ accepted by the banker. He may dram HOLMES i HOLLY BROS^ Woodland. THE OH. AND TICK BOBM MEM UNITE. Thereupon it Is ordered, that Monday, the ©th out all he ha* on deposit His death i day of December, A. D. ISM. at ten o dock In the Wihtkwatkr, Whu, Dee. IX—Al a late WASHtNtfTO.x. Dre. 18.—For some a revocation. No banker would van forenoon, be assigned for the hearingof Mid ped- nwnittm till- question of tho admission of WiWSgii hour Saturday night Nellie Horan was ttire to pay a eheck after notice of tfe< Hon. and that the heir* at law of said deceased. Mid all other fa rsons Interested In Mid extole. American pork into (iermany has remained placed under arrest on suspicion of having death of the drawer. If he did. b< an- required to appear at a session of Mid in statu quo. the decree of Inhibition still court, then to be boideii at the Probate OffleyJn being in force and the markets virtually poTxoued her stater Anna. The arrest was might lie called upon by the administiro ta work that wfll at ooce bring you «• «>’««*> the city of Hastings. In Mid county, and "‘w’ closed to the pork men. Itecent movements made In accordance with the recommenda­ tor to pay it again So, if th® drawe Itatar than anything rise in Amerira. Al) "J**?! rairo-, if any there be. why the prayer of the the »?»,ooo in prerenta with each iwx. Agwris ^rP»riMllnd‘ ’uu'' <oaat’£ jwtlUoner should not be gnmlcd. In Germany hostile to American petroleum tion of the Coroner's Jury, which found should 'before presentation beoooMw»ute<l Everywhere, of either sex. £ 1 And It Is further unlei'-il that Mid »etitioB«r that the deceased had died from the effects KKSEb tn for throe Mcccsefre have awakened the controllers ot dint In ­ haukrupL tar all the time, in- spare time only.to ***.*? give notiov to the ]-rson« Interested In mM terest and a powerful combination is now ofrolson. At the.inquest Prof. Bode treti■> at their own homes. Fortunes for all work Stole, of the pendenej of said prUtloii. and the In a case in Michigan, where w» absolutely axeurud. I>on’t delay.. ■- hao bearing thereof, by causing a <x»P)-of hl '»vdcr furming between them and .the pork men fichl to findifig sfryThnla In the dead the point of death drew bis chock upon [A tn» eiw.l farrh Co.. Portland. Maine- i to l>e published in the Hastings Ban Mtn, a witli a view to having the new administra­ woman’s stopmeh. It was also shown that the bank ih which he bad money, boio^. £wspl£er printed and circulated In said crnmlr tion takeu determined stand in favor of Nellie Horan, , who bt now under arrest at Probate Order. of lurry, onee in each week for throe sn<-e« *a»ve tlvesc iiHpurtant features of American ex­ Imbt home, being too Hl far removal, had all the money be had, with direction “ ",d '&1TH. jmrcluuted poison, and on the night her ab­ to the payee to draw the money, defra' port. ler died had left a powder with deceased'* the funeral expenses out of it, and V WaCAJMlAKfXO KXfEHtMBNT*. A true copy..)Judge »f Probata^ nf Barr? holden at the Pre*-- '»* i partner in the dress-making bnslnrei, which pav th® balance to bta heir*, and tin Hastings in said county Wasbinotox, Dre. 13,—The annual reobeck was not paid or accepted by tb< *«y of November in the year one - ------------jKirt of the Department of 4grlcu1ture, just j powder deceased' took and shortly after bank before the death of the drawer, it ra^nSS^lS?'{.tU^rrnu«-hA<«r. ouj, shows owe of the features ot the year's wax held that the eheck did not opiwati • In the matter <rf the estate of Ann Kllra< *»kwork to have been a series of baking exper­ as an assignment of the fund, and tha ^nraiitng »ud Cling the iment* with Hour of different grade* from CixcikWatt, Dec. 11.—Reuben R Springer -• ■ - ■- — — —-—— •• - I-1. . — — X, — — tV all pans of tin* country. The result of Ulis Bed, of Henry C. Cook, a son died yAlenlay forenoon. He to widely investigated ha* hern to sbo^tiiat the MKoraaful. oocenta to 85 easily earned • »«T known fur his magnificent gifts to the pub­ arrangement, was revoked by thrdoati 1 mlttriWErotat"..Vining. Tiiat all who want work may test tbs weight of bread produced from a given WAlght ut dour is almost entirely dependent lic, in the form of Music Hall, Exposition of the drawer, and the bank, aftn on tne ix-remtage of moisture In flour, BuDding* and College of Music, to which lie notice of the death of the drawer to *a ’ >"of itecendxET. at ten o'ctix k «n B'X ^2'. I Ji>v «»f iwx-einlier. o clocK in u>«. ‘*2., be Mxlgued forth* neanng full »r-.lc- rather tbanji|>ou quality br amount of glo- hax eouteibuted within the past nine years 2S’titot the brine * >*»®f ““ ISluS and *11 other perw»ns Intervxtrdln Mjq CK. 71nSta». «<•.."*» <*r ten bi Ik Tha* eTperinrenta were .con- about >800,000. He wax eighty-four yeani ■uwUuttl, wire for »U who »u» estate, are aiu, AddnaoWKwow * Co.. f.irt»uU. Mh dii-ted, primarily • f« rompsriann with thoec old. Hh hurt IIIdcmi wax of vary abort rue1 S <ta,tiieiclty of Halting* tn said county and of l!»c McDougul hr^licra In England a duration. Mr. Springer berssM- slightly called upon to pay aa administrator a ».-n to IH hidden ut the Probate < >m«lh£ ‘ tai£ «f r there 1^ why t tae <* taty uf Hastings in xuld •yrnnfr*”’1 .J??o ^,Unhort time ago, wliich did not nwllt very IndUfxMed on Sunday Taxi, while attending the c«t*te. Wrtboa* acceptance by U< favorably f<n American flour as regards nervier at the Cathedral, and kepi bin bed K any there be. why tire prajw «« Itooer should not be granted ,-titiouer quantity. Onr resulta show a much higher on Mondav, but wax up Tuesday and liad Ami :l |H t.irthiT ordered UuU. Mid If yield than was found abroad. breakfasted yesterday morning. Hr died In Mvi- tiuth-r t«» the persoo* «’,*^n^SS»E. \3»<t ihe - - - --- - ~---- X U —— _ ---------rarlMeMAWntH. thereof tn causlRK » «’.P3 . tate. of th<- |Ht>d«MK-y Of bearing thereol by ommIi WAsniNGTON. Dq>. Ilk—Caluooi lAtmwa to be published in the M“' . uw amtor* h roper tirinted und rir ti. iierrvt, of this Hfr. .Drogrtetscaai f™,. XU—1 At this Hoose yop can find almost Anything and Everything. ZD oil for your Bettoy. \ Silk or Cashmere Dress for your Daughter, or a nice Cloak or a Underwear, Hoods, Silk Handkerchiefs, We have in great quantities, and at lower prices than anybody else can sell them to you. Overcoats and Suits For Men, Boys or Children, that must be sold before the first of Jan­ uary. You can buy them at figures that will satisfy. Sills, and Worsted NecK Scarfs, Just Arrived. The Finest Assortment ever seen in Hastings. Call and see the display of goods at the sign “Cash Store.” Hight at the Frofli! 1 GENERAL STOCK! !CflHSUMpTinN TO BE KEPT FULL! । Millinery Goods ,.ES?S^s Mrs. B. S. Holly ta-C'OME AND Till'/ US! S mB ESfcSAW i 2^^--S'■BSiis free! SHFCUE DIVORCES iW'SSSSg^ Iwur-traltou rn-a^entOe^'^-^ asking him to act — llrt rr1r-w �— — MINOR NEWS ITEMS. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. — It »•) not be generally known that 1 always thought mr wne a verraarotlie disability law agaiaat Cafholtes still I \ u*e'* 10 **** <• hu in Naw Hampshire. No Coth- I ®- sbe *•’ good-humored, and d.d ihot when otic can hold office in that State. <Jbi- I 4 a not "'** mind: and “on “ th *t «l»y when we went to ttutherford to receive the c«gu .Veira. little legacy her unde left her. end had -An electric light has been intro­ it paid over in criap'bank-note*, which duced into a lighthouse at the entrance •be put in her pocket-book. I aaid to —IteiilMMt*. Kgga, iNfMWc., to the outer harbor of Klo de Janeiro, her, oa we went out Two oonlidenre mm of Charlotte, Eaton it is uf 2.000 candie power and in visi••Now. Anna Maria, my dear, you’U '• •pul that in your pocket and have It County, who won eighty dollars at three* Mi* a distance of thirty-live miles. The Glasgow /krald thinks that if picked, or you’ll carry it in your hand Wednesday. showing assets of »wr..57W, with curtl monu-. w ere eonviuled recently of lan-eny aadjuurtenoed to three yours each Americans would siibstituto oatmeal •nd have it smutched away. So let me. MHUtics of but SW.231 Miss Mary E. Caldwell. whose shier lias al hi the penitentiary. bn- pio< and hot cakes they wojiid be take charge of if. three thousand dol­ ready given S3UU.UJU for a new Catholic nah Th^tuas Hyau. tHniiloyed in a lumbor- calmer. lively. Jwm» apeculative, lars is loo big a sum to u«, too .•alcalde. eenuty. ha* also signed her chock for tho name •mountfor the name purpoaecump near Parts, Mwstaa County,was shot !<na boftiikaMtic, and happier. !o run anv risk* with.”. . • Over forty doxen pocket-knives mid oousid- <1 sail the other day by jkuieM Winn, a step■Well. yes. that’s true, Solomon.* . The latest indignity offered to the eater other cutlery was found in the Pt**«*- non. It appoari*d that an old family (piar* atan of ArthurTbotnm*. who was arrested at memory of Carlyle is, to credit him said she. * “So it is, but I’ve got the, rel, together with too much whisky, was with I in vi ng invented the word pocket-book in my bag and my bag on “dude.” In his journal on July 15, my arm. and 1 think it is very safe.” CoroeilMU. the attorney who oowhlded “S6 safe that some one may ont the Jodgn Held - the'Judge later committing aub The numngsrs of the State ItaW and Or­ Hfc<5, lie wrote: “1 seldom read any oMe from riiame— wan iMjnteuctsl at ML der League met at Kalamaroo recently dad of a book, novel or the like, strings,” said I. Sterling, Ky., Wednesday tn three years In the So Anna Maria stopped and undid and a]>polut4sl the followiug Superintend­ M-here the writing seems to flow p—IhnUary ‘ fllxteen now grange* were onnuiiztxl in ents: Mnit District, C. R. Hendorxou, De­ along like talk, without a certain the bag and took out the pocket-book, PMsasyivanla the pant year. The rougipt* which I put in the bottom of the in­ were kv**, and expenditures 95,146. There troit: Secund. Prof. A. E. Hay wood, Hillx- pain, a certain envy.” side pocket of my overcoat; and we waretUBO initiation.-, and there are at prev- dale; Third, IL E. Fraser, Jackson; Fourth, Birds in Sweden nnd'Norway are aatnii working grange- 1n the State. J.H. Boyden, Kalamazoo; Fifth, KeV. J. Initter protected than in any other coun­ walked on together arm in-arm, and A Cbinaman calling himself J am re Young E. Gillwrt. Grand Rapid*; Sixth, Rev. 8. talked about the things we'd do with try. and the consequenoe is that they aad Mlaa Maggie Kinley were married Wednewday at Rile, after which tho O-luatial w. Sample, I Aiming; Seventh, Frank nra tame aud ■ familiar. A resident of the money, until we got hungry, and 1 proposed touch at Staffem’s before we •at off hlw cue and donned Anmricun attire. Whipple, l*urt Huron; Eighth, left to be Sweden says that evrey morning flocks Ria bellevtxl tho pair eloped from *mue town appointed; Ninth, Rev. J. I. Buell, Mus­ of sparrows come into’ the room while took the cars for home. Anna Maria ta Ohio. Mlvo inches of miow at St. Louis Thu es­ kegon; Tenth, A^M. Webster, East Tawas; ho is eating breakfast and run about liked the idea, and we proceeded to Eleventh, Rev. K. W. I-adue, L'Anse. ter. tlu! room picking up crumbs or wash­ That was a very good lunch, and ▲ schooner foundered Wedneaday off St F. J. Mnrontnti*, n heavy doaler iu dry­ ing themselves fa basins. Marya. N. F., and all on libard periahed. •roll spread. Anna Maria took off her ■rtirev dealer* were arrretod In Brooklyn goads and Imota and shoes at Ray City, has Many tenement-house eigarmakers cloak, and 1 my overcoat, aud wo did Ttetraday for rolling oleomargarine for butter. failed, the store being closed under four receive from their employers 100 pounds justice to it I paid, of course, out of Frauds D. Moulton's will bequeath* ull deaeorod'a real :m<l personal properly io his chattie mortgages. The liabilities aggre­ <>f tobacco, for whioh they have to re- my own purse for it, and put on my gate ST->.U0o: a««jta, The cause as­ l urn 102 pou nds of cigars. The di Terence overcoat with a comfortable « gh. I ZWMO«. signed for the failure was too many book Fifteen pupil* In the Deaf and Dumb InsUis supposed to represent the water us«$ helped Anna Maria ou with hers, and tute at Rochester, N. Y., are III with dfph- accounts. in moistening the dry leaf. Complaints we left the restaurant; j«"t outside Cberia. . Rev. Dr. John M. Arnold, editor of the are made that when’ the tobacco falls Anna Maria cried. “□!" and dropped The colored NaUoual Committee, called to meet in Now Oricana December 17. has boon MicJiigan Chrittiau AdrocaM, dropped short cigar Ntumps, willow, oak. and my arm and ran back. poatpon*! to JanuaryJJA. . dead the other day at his home. He was elln leaves are used to make good the She came out again in a moment Btod flllngs coatod with tine gold aro being ■eld fur the genuine metal to bullion dealer* sixty years of age. He came to Michigan deflciency. and that in some instances smiling. fa 1831. 100 pounds of tobacco have thus been tetbe southwestern country. “What was the matter?” I asked. At BL Albans. W. Va.. Charlie Duffy, rovenWolves arc said to be unusually numer­ made to produce 200 pounds of cigars. “Did yon leave anvthing?’’ teeo years old, was arrested Thursday by She held up her handkerchief which Deputy Marsha) Atkinson, charged with rob- ous iu tho Northern Peninsula this season. >tag the niuil. A couple of youfa; men at Munising are —Mr. W. J. Andros, of Sumter. S.C.. she had in her hand, and answered: Yhe various giaro workers’ unions through- making a suuu living by trapping aud killed a hog a few day* ago aflected “l‘ve found it.” eat the country have subscribed *50.000 to aid And I laughed. teeprescrlptlon giass-blowoni now on a strike poisoning them. The skins net about live with every symptom of hydrophobia atPttwburgh. dollars each. The hog had been bitten two weeks pre­ “You see what a careless little soul Tho horror* conuoctod with the Crouch Captain A. P. T. Baniteau, prominent iu viously by a dog which whs supposed to you are.” I said. “Not to be trusted murder at Jackson. Mich., received reinforce­ ment Thursday by the attempt of a witneea to Michigan military affairs, was almost fa­ be mad. The ting became so violent cut hl* throuL Shp uoddod. tally potion»il the other night by mistak­ a* to necessitate iu separation from the William Marshall, Joe Buxzard and Ben other hog, and tinally had to be killed. “Anfl yo« are so careful, Solomon.” Green, throe raumbetw of the Welsh Moun­ ing a jug of lye fur cider and drinking a A farmer living nearBishopville, in the she said? tain, or Buxzard gang of outlnwa, have been glassful, at his House in Detroit. Milk aud “Of-cou^te— of vourM,” I said. “A • same county, shortly after killed a euminltusl for trial. emethrt* saved his life. The House Committee on Public Hu I Id,I ng* young cow. apparently affected with man has so many things to think oi The Muskegon Booming Company start­ and Ground a,Um agreed to a tall making an hydrophobia, Miprposed to have origi­ he’s obliged th be more business-like. OMUtiona) appropriation of for the pub- ed from Houghton Lake July 1 with nated by the same dog parsing through I don’t blame you. little woman. Don’t Mo building in 1’eqria, III. 075,1l00j>no feet of logs aud suceoeded iu that neighborhood. S/. /mum Tho Unit cd State* Coinmisahm to South and think thaL” Central Ann.*rica has about concluded its la- getting them to Muskegon before the sea­ And she giggltal, she was so pleased. -For some time tl»e< 'apitol at Wnshfete* In the Qty of,Mexico, and will leave for son cl<Mud, with tUe exception of a half That brought ns to the station, where 1 fasten has been lighted with electric mile jam. we took the cars, and 1 think I dozed a ■ lights. It is now found that the hnildA Highland, U»Os­ ; . .-X young J'>uus man living nig pear pear ziigDIBna, A Mcdlx. attirnnd llapkls. ataius««i of violating little on the way up. • tee dvlLecrviot* lawn during tho campaign by ceola County, on ' ‘ta» u. d»k '•’t. pn- n'« •,">»« ... 1r.unb« ■pwmuw Our own house seemed warm and makingeompuloury asacMtaenta. \ »h». look«l like fair f“‘ ‘T “f .. . . _ _ kinds nf iniuw-ta nwvo ru-on nilr»<-tn<l hv cheerful after the long journey- A bit ffltas Savage, the bolder uf a French i‘poii»- . kinds of inMirta have been attracted by tfoo claim for over ILUU.irtu. *U3 this week bears. He is a youug man of nerve, ami th<| lightn and have killed thernselvea of supper awaited iw.- and all looked buried at Hart lord, C’outi., al tho expense of when he got through shooting ascertained tt» city, after living in hope tor a half-cent- that he hnd shot four young-.Cows. One ! by striking ugainat tlac dome. Bnshols bright. Children fa.bed. and servant nry. anxious to go. So we sent her away of May flies, ImetleH, crickets, ear wigs. | Goveruor Hunk, ot WiMMNt.sln, lota de»s»ded was killed and the otherir received slight —— ' dragon-flies, grasshoppers, caddisflies, and sat down. 1 just threw back my that there shall ta- no < cremuiues al tbe in- wound*. ' h'd);, wasps, hornet*, bultorfliea, moths, overcoat. ■ngurntinu of Blatt* officea. They will quietly JohnD. Stamiiah, t. , . , city - ,aaocMsor L “f viendaa, frotfhoppers, plant lice.-water take the oath uf office find retire th the*r ro“Before we do anything else I'll put teectlvr departuinntatn.lt, rrutu tb. twwUe, whirligig.. .Uppera, lionwd- tbc money hi the safe,” I said—‘w*your Grove’* litiacisl oil works, ul Kansas City, purtuu, .U«i „r b^rt-aiMu. ntwtlly. mltig.u, gnM. So-quiuw.. and ev.ry money. Now don’t take airs becauae Wore buriasl Friilav evening, the Iom reaching Captain George McClure brought the ■ spdcieM of insect known to the sur- yon are wealthy.” MtMQ, Executions fur went isxued Friday •ehoonnr Frank Morris into Port Huron re- rounding sw’nmps and woods of the With this jest ! dived into my right­ against Fronklin Baker, flour merchant at centiy from Lake Huron alone, his crew of District have met their death in thia hand inner pocket I never shall forget HdladelplUa. Wt^hiugton Star. the dreadful cold chill that ran through Forty-Ave Indxv” *“d tour thnusund tuotn- two .men, William Clark and John Clfford, I way. I..U. Of IMrt.lt , hiring l — it ka.MtM ..r.r; Lwhon th. late Frank Chanfrau rebora wore uddcol during tho year to the Good me as 1 found it empty. ’ “Psha!” 1 said to myself. “What btartlbg th. tontm, >»d drt.wu.J. off I „-pad <n>m California aud « ». the t.» Laujrhlln* st rui k it vein ot kna txjual to Ute Forrentor, in a heavy gale aud driving, sesyor of a snug fortune he bought a hand folly! It's the left pocket, 6t eojanie.” Breal We»iinghouro roarer. 1 dipped into that. There was noth­ snow-storm. McClure ke;tt up a utout . hotiM at Yonkers and then wunt Humure are ufloat that tbc Wlrouutin On- heart aud manairt.! to aave him-taf and lo ।he warehouse on Peck Slip, where ing there either. troi Hnafl will tat extended to Chicago for the vwrl from almost certain dertruc- 1 m, father was employ rd as a porter, Trembling and in a eolti prespiration, lock of fiuHlItJre over tho SL ]>atil trurk abd said: “I'd like you tostep out with I began to rummage every pocket in General Shttridnn will ta> Marabal of the Day ttoUa !• the celebration ot the completion or Wm* Twomoii Hucceeded in pocketing about : mr for awhile.” “I can't,” replied my coat. I tore it off. 1 shook it I tarton’t* Monumeut at the National Capital. S)0 worth of gold wntches while examining I th- elder man: “it isn’t dinner hour felt it. 1 felt my other pockets. 1 Darinw uavlffution roason thl» yekr IJtgui* mu at tfu« jewelry store of W. p. Webb, ! yet. and my employers wouldn’t like seized the lamp and rushed about the ton* of iron ore were ilotivered at Lake Bria Sorto. !:«»,«» totui.in rxcea* of >a*t >*ar’« in Holly, Oakland County, the other even- j it.” ’’Yes, they would; they are por­ room searching the floor; then, with a rsoord. ing, and uiwle their escape. । f(i?tiy willing.” -aid the actor” and then groan, sank into a chair. Cbarlea H. Bressler, ot York. 1mm two nomi­ My wife.nut towards me. . ltep»u l» U>. HUI. lto«H or- M-IU. hr look hi. hlhrr lo Yonker,. showed him . nated to reproM-nt the Nineteenth Peiuwyl raala District in (’ungies* to All the unexplrcd rurtj.tl.r~ ttamr.of dl^». iu dlffur- lhr™lgh the how., .nd »«kml nlm whiu •"H ‘What is Un the UMtr" matter?” one cried. U.l 1« uh. OM. term of the late Mr. Duncan. - of- the • — - th** - week endod - - ■ he thought of it “It is a very beauti-I “Do tell me. Solomon' ent- parte Htdte, fur ’’ I moaned. “You never “■Ii can’t!” «T militia to Anru«. to d«ai »itb atrikini on the 6th, Indicated that pneunionia, : ful phme,” was the replv. “Well, il is int.nuiu..ui t.r^,rh«.m.tl«u: bn.u. hlU. youX-’ Z.W I b.nfr.ii.—V. F. 7’r.*-| will forgive me. 11 I. not powlbl.-. miner*. A <l<-ltin»Uon of eitlxeu* ha.« guno ta iuvv<u>.vv«-iii 'nin, tnouuiniiniu, UTUavaiMa . ■ Dea Molnc- to enter |>rt»ta6t. - . You d be more than human. AniM Lcwl* Fox. 11 an«<er of the Tutu plantation. and influenza increavnl, and that tonsilitis, : uur‘. ' Maria, I've boon robbed. The monoy near tattle Hock, was >bot d«wd Friday < vein­ neuralgia tui«l whooping-cough decrtMtacd j ’ ” tag while idlllnp tit a table writtlng, the aroaa- in urea uf prwvaence. Diphtheria vriui reis gone!" । hey 1-eMYi* .No Sting, flhi havlrtjr tired through « window. “What nomienffe!” cried my wife. “I ■ - was only - a baby, but she held up An oil well iu BuU<-r Cotlnt/< Pennsylvania, parted nt xixteen places, acarlrt fever at . 7*he tell you it can't be. Ymt put it so safely located half a talk- from ail previous anvulop- fourteen, nicaalea nt three, and auinll-pox ■ » sweet, rod lips. tipped- back her fa your pocket” r ■write, was tornodtMid Friday, and iK ttowinjt ..Houth IHrdu..., K.1UI. CM,....» I Ker hlmiM luj|e bli(| at the rate of five thousand lmrri-la per day.’ !.!........ L.„J. shut the bright “The thief must haro cut the cloLh.” A Hubmurinc tc’ijjrr.tph ruble b<4*<*yu St’ua . । eyes, an<t went the rounds from one 09id I. and France Im* law'll oi»mpleb*K7ind tbc Dewey A Son, of Kalamazoo, have pur- 1. mcmiM)r lADllIV to member 01 of xnu the family to trn the other, re­ 1 mixed ton coat again. But «o; itinesroae* have intaiw-d nvnr the Wire exlhe pl.r*«-«h« ’ ■ •badI jUMt heard there was no cut, no; rent anywhere prcM:nx devotion of the evdony to the mothercbuMtb. -bit. Pin. .UmliOK <»* Uirw ; |,. »iing country ami u reciprocal feeling on the parlot H.uun.l .rraaot hux! In Jol.n.n. Cunnlv. hrr r.rnng molhcr’. |f| Ipa: . not a Mgr. of one tire latter. ( T..i.iu, u>.l -..111 m-m . l.rs, rnrtorr nt j. “I don’t think it could have been Orrin A. Carpenter, who was n'tjuittrel of , — . darling, . They caught .bump, the and stolen, my dear." <aid my wife, calmly tt»o murdiT of Z'.ra Burna at I.lucoin, I IL. hca L'hattanoo :n. Dad from tl place to avoid n—miulnulJon by Frank H ill. the forger, convicted in kb* ■ kbriod nnd Khaad.'Her fair baby face, --very calmly, oomdderlur that her lit­ Circuit Court at Bay City recently, was I ••ullrel the *ofij ends, aqqoertxl the tle fortune w.-v« gon>:. “But. perhaps, United Htat*-« Judge McCoy tavaier insane xeiitenceti to flve yean at the Jackaon ; d'lnplcd' shnuldera and followed her when you hung voqr overcoat upside •n the bench at Atihnta. (Ju . Friday niornina. Prison. E<! Lawrence, a burglar, was al no every movement with wistful, worship­ down over the chair fa the restaurant, and the Inn- prevented tty.- trwimiction of convicted and sentenced to five years al 1 ping’eytw until «he cam ti to the tour. it dropped out” Jackson., “Good gracious!'' 1 roared. *“Is it <li appointed member of the family, ■nd all tin- doctors. Insomnia M believed to , The re<- mt trial of Onto Strong, of the h row words were all hollow like dolls possible? Yes. It may ba I must go have clonde-d hl? brain. .M-iflod with sawduaL She tiptoed up Nashville 1 Barry County) ATetos, for as ­ back to New York r Tta' Standard <MI Company employs •U.OO'. at‘ once. , I must sault with intent to murder Dr. L. A. to the Ktem. *.>:-arded face, and put a ■ after a reward. 1——” ■MUI. v The export* of leaf tobacco from the United Foote, of the’ same*place, in May, resulted fat chubby little hand on each unyield­ “What would you give?” asked my State- fur tha year aggregated In an ncq littal. • ing knee. wife, saucily. lx>uiM< Mlchcd. tite Parisian Anarch ink late •Three kLotM and nnu to grow on." bepardot* <1 from jirisou on New Year’s Day. “Anna Maria!” I cried. ••See here, “What doe* afl thin tomfoolery you— you------ ” The mirprisinxstatement comes from Texas Enoch Huiitb, at White Oak, lughair teat two lads froze to death Friday alxht no County, recently and bit several cattle and mean?” inquired the gruff, grumpy I had no more words. tec pralrid near Abitewn. . voice. “Yes. you dear old goose." cried ' A ga« exptashm Fridas- nlffbt destroyed the sheep. Boon after it was discovered that “Baby h three year* old to-day,” Mtip-black works nl Ludlow. Pa., >ind in the dux was mad. Anna Maria. “/ did. After we left the |intel Mo-cn»l employe*, throe probably Charles Hart, employed at th<« ship­ said the young mother, feeling how restaurant, I remembered that your coat hard it h to explain a nimplc, foolish With a v tow of alk viatimr the getM-rai aijra yard in Cheboygan, dropped dead a few question that has no particular mean­ hung upside down over a chair. I re­ rton crisis in Ruropc, the International Agri membered how you lost that cigar case days ago uf heart-disease. He was a well. oaitund UougrvM s’11 meet In Perth during known and reflected citizen and leaves a ing, “and no we giw her a kiss for each Inst winter, and 1 felt prompted to run tee exhibition of IriCL year and one to grow oq. But you widow and family of small children. back at nnoe. I did. My love, there Elisha Hyatt, Pretidcnl of tbc defunct needn't kins her, Uncle Ben, if you lay the ipOOket-book under the chair. baoklnu nnn at Wa«hinxt«>n. lnd„ made an The jury in the ease of a Mrs. Van-Hor­ donl want to.” aMignmenf Haturday. AmwLs about ksno.aio. Aa yet no one had »een 1L Here it is.” man, of Bay City, who recdutiy died udder wtAHalKlIth- reaehinx gioo.on. What was il the obi non naw in the 1 was too thankful to booId her. At HoaUin capitalists have contracted for eight ratber singular circumstances, have re­ limpid eyes lifted to hi«? A vixion of tiKMisand ton* of sux-t rolls fur the Arizona turned a verdict indicating that she died of the .same lime, I rather felt that 1 had Mineral Ihdt Railroad, and work will begin epilepsy, hasten mi by loss'of blood, and the grocn debts and xtill waters of not been well used. I was glad of the Paradise? or did some prescient forthwith ou the section trota Flagstaff tc that she was badly treated and cared for. knowledge poasoRs him that he caught relief, but I fell, that I should never Green Yaltey. In the iniumc ward of tho Joffdrson titty Emma P. Weller is the new ;toatuiistre«f her un in his arnw as he had never call my wife n “careless little woman” (Mai 1‘enitcutiary Friday night an cplteptk again. I never have. -.V. f. tMdq^r. artMk’ from hta cot and. aedunnir an Iron rod. at Fowler. Clinton County, and Joel H. done before, ami kjaaed her again and oluMwd two other ImnuleM fatally and’wound- Bera at Nhaytuwu, Eaton County. Anew again? ad a third seriously. post-office has Imhui established at Eckford, “ Not want to kisa her? ” be said, in a Shark* as Fate. General IL M. Prantiae, who nxs-utly visited broken voice. “W’hy, I should as soon the tautii-tield of Shiloh, urges that the hones Calhoun C-uunty. In view o( the number of sharks that of the unknown Confederate dead be removed think of refturiug to kiv< an angel from to tbc National 1 ’cmetrry and ttmlrlaM rest the long list at Jackaon the other morning, Heaven. Tberr, pet; there! arrd there! have made their appearance on the tag place ta« property marked. Atlantic ooaat UtisaeaMin. attention haa Tbc MedcuLond and Build Ing (Xiidmuj when Silas Handera, colored, two months Now may you grow ou this one even to ■led a oortiflrote of Incorporation lu New married, and a witness in the great Crouch the heighta of Heaven—never abort ot been turned to their adantion for culiYork Saturday, with a capital stock of ffi&ittL- murder case, tried to cut his throat. He their standard, littie one. This is the narv purposes. The Ichlhyophagua 000. One purpose tin- a«norlation Is to deal Society at their dinner at. the Murray wax prevented by Officer Judson, after ha old man’s prayer.” Hill Hotel, partook uf shark, and pos­ An RngHto lady who wanted her infant had made two ugly wounds in his neck, Forther H'S. not by months ata) years sibly their example may Im fullowtui hr vaocinawd was offered aome virus from the which were sewed up by a physician. Where she ha* ruin' to dwell. ' arm of a grandchild of Premier (llaiUiotni but persons desirous of emulating attuh an rrfurcd «mi the ground that. Iielnjr <uuiu>rvaHull o'ten wonder if we would u<>t epicurean example. A< ihu ihrinrse hve. aha did not want her child to hare a 75,000 bnshels uf potatow held over by all reach nearer tip gate* of ParadIse arc notoriously fond of shark s fins, Manon County farmers in the vicinity of if wn had more kh*e* to grow op which are rich iu the gelatinon* matter ring Katumaj- to the rtu tocnent of a miner Ludington. To th-' light <>i th>> mining augi'l’ that gives body to their favorite soup, from the Hocking Valley, paura retoluThe Httla one ka* arone. there may be some chance of t timing <>, grttaL family or humanity, all the present superfluity of sharks u, a-iyour weary, wandering one* up the cently for etnbexxMug $1,000 while bookdivtoe beighl- by kisses. They are •trouger than blows: they leave bo w content only with the ifa>n ».f the RM rumored that the Phillips »Od mtes. ■aar Jshpataing. Mich., bus bcenjjoldto a Cte oago and St. Paul Hj ndicato for f3D,txn. The lilinott State Hortfculturai Society: 1a session at ChiunpHirn. re -elected Its old offlqrrs -WWneaday, Hon. John M. Prareon retainbig the PreaWeney. Meal McKoagtic. recently acquitted tn CMoaeo of the Willxin mu rd ere. wa? nrr-Kt*xl WMoeaday at Tborold, Onto fur a n-loulous assault upon a woman. Tolumu. Conro A Co., lumber dealers al (Mb- T'keDOreit grata quotations are: Whwst —Xo. I Whip-, 7bS(W?bc. M0.IRM. 73M® 7«c; No. S Itad, Fkmr -Michi­ gan White Wheat, choice. FL5OM.75; roller procewfo aUXiBUS; imtonta, Cura—Na. ai'i«Ri.Ve. Gate—No. 3, S gtings like bitter aordx: they are biearod memories that Hosaoua in our crown of Friday American water*. years with the iixjst acute rheumatism, so that he could not labor and rinally became so poor and prostrate be wm sent to the poorhouae. The physicians there gave him up and said he must die, but, as a la.*t chance, they tried Kt. Jacobs Oil. A few applications gave relief and by ita continued um he was enabled to leave his bed. To this is added the certitlcute of the superintend­ ent, to the tfdth at the statement' and to his belief that the man’s life was sav­ ed by the use of the great remedy. Commenting upon the foregoing, the Citizen says, editorially, as follows: "We are pleased to be able to certify to . fr**rni’ °* Pbrt Huro®. died Dmthe correctness of the above, as the ease came directly under our notice; anyone mid colds nn<i h i niirk ' desiring further information can corres­ gj*"** ^ Wtlta-ciiiri*- Kbj.BTO ftSuxA/ pond with this office. True American men and women, by reawoD of their strong comititutious, beautiful forms, rich compkxionH and characteristic energy, are envied by all nation.*. It’s the general use of Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic which brings about these result*. JESSS"” ”* * •— As a raindrop foretells a storm, so does a pimple upon the human body in­ dicate health-destroying virus in the iJckS Wb,tUe W,n Pro:’ah>y hf)id iwctlneblood, which can be neutralized and ex­ pelled only by Dr. Harter’s Iron Tonic. I Urigga' G1 vcerlnr Halve. The best on eartn, can truly be said of Griggs’ Glycerine Salve, which is a sure cure for cuts, bruises,scalds, burns, wounds, and all other sores. Will pos- eruj funded. Onb- 25 cents. Hotchkiss. v | writes: Hkttrii' Bitters will do all’limt u claim™! fo, them Hundred* of bwulmouHls atoot thaw st w. it. Goodyear • Mrs. Wm. Rogers ami Thoma- Gafnev are For sale <l«*tuI ill Adrian .-xaue n-marxHUie are ■>< oi corded cd Dr. Thomas’ Urctrie OIL Never fate Co cure earache. The free kindergarlcn in Grauci Rapids ing your paper to try Dr. Harter’s Iron 18 pupils. Tonic for debility, liver disorder and Fn*d. Hotchkiss will refund the price paM if scrofula, and three battles have cured Acker’s Blood Elixir dora not relieve any skfin me. Accept my thanks. Joh. C. Buggs. or blood disorder. A new. but thorough! y'uwerM -Ex. Th«- Otoego ciu*ir factory ba" fl‘t io pr. com. Mr. Editor:—I wm induced by read­ Prech-riek HoU'hkias. th* dmocin’.. .When tee wm*CW,.U cried forCASTORIA Wo«a tee WCldldrtD. tee gar©them CASTA >•» Bttaaia Sold on u positive gu^rantre. Prior too. and> ChManlng haaanrwoprnt hotuw which wNl scat 7ot>. Fir'd. HotchkioM. dlalinrUy state* that Ao* erix EugUfth KomMy h>- and dov» cure ran trocted oounumpUoiL Aa* for rlrrulur A.i entirety new modiclhe. wuanuiU'od. A Jurty Of «left Pat Ur Creek Dre. s. for <’<*> This extreme tired feeling we have in the spring, fall and during the biunmer denotes torpid li> er, we have no appe­ tite and no ambition. Take Dr. Junes’ Rid Clover Tonic; it corrects these troubl ee, restores good spi rits. 11 speed­ The Bardock Ha»t 1* one <i| the beat dturetio ily cures dyspepsia, liad breath, pil«n, kidney rrnnl:tU>rx Burdock Bk*>d Bitter, ». pimplts, agne-and .ihalaria disease*. A or unaurtuianed lu alldlsnAM-^o( Ihv kidneys. Bv •perfect tonic, appetizer and blood puri­ erand blood. fier. Can Im? taken by the most delicate.' Price 50 cents of FredTi Hotchkiss. Bay aty’v roller risk L* in the dear MOxiao I drain* In the Interest ol my fellow xnfliTpra w, testify Id taw <tf Eiy’n ("ream Balm. My abort tiM of it demonstrated its efficacy.' J. MateMf. The best salve in tbn world for Cats, Bruises, 401 Broadwav. Hons. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. Tetter. 1 have used Ely’s (’ream Rain*, fur Bap Prse' Chsppep Hands, (%llbhdns. Corns, and all .Skin Eniptionn, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It i» guaranteed to rive perfect sattitiudfon. er mosey refunded. Price ss ev&is per box For sate by W. H. Goodyear. The circuit court at Mutee^ou tax iuura*r Manistee has 54 of the wloonx of UuU ronn Adrian. Mich.. Jaa 31, tmi. I lav-old Dawns’Elixir many years, and it Rvea the brat of satisfaction. We had an «uter r three large l»ott)ea iMt week, to be ronfr to Woodland, CaBfomla. • J *• ^o- Druggists. When fevmareprevuioatBaxter’k Mandrake , Bitten will Im- found a powerful preventative. My sliyviicinn auki 1 could uolitn , ray Ijreeoo* of onter. frequently vomited greeukth nrocans skin yvlkiw. amah dry humor* on face, ■rtoraact: would not retain tpod. Burdork Blood Bith're curvd me. Mrs. Adelaide (/Brien, an Rxebaw HL BuffaBo. M. Y. had M*v--n iurbe* of *100* Susn.iv nlMarklnaw "VYJ I D‘*w- Tbcrou P. Keator.Editor ot Ft. Wayu-. bat , Wheat, whit* Wheat, red . a roStem,....*. Apt’lf' perblM. Apple*, dried.. . rvoporated. those at a mikter type, speedy cun*. My nu-oc RMrodcd it speak of. iffin tng been cured by it of Mat .......,........... ...... ....................... ................w. e (toodyearS drug store and get a free trial bottw Ontonagon river is M solidly tro/en dial Lard ....*........... Lime, bbl Water Ume. bbl. Halt, bbl . .TT Flatter, ton . Beefnidaa < :Jt Hides Sheep peita. Timothy 8m4.L <3overSeed thk-krni, alive Turkey*, altre , Nervous Exhaustion, i: _Antt-pare Cloth-bor.nd I I ffsESgEfcra aswT rsitsx-r- 1 T. WtLUAMSA OO. An tail physician, retired from practice, ba* • Ing h.ul parrel In hl* hands by an Rant Tcdbmissionary the fonnula 01 a lumpte rertaabv remedy tor the speedy aud permanent cert Ot Coturamptton. Bronchitis. (.Catarrh, Asthma ami all throat and hint: affectlonn. 11S0 a r-miUre so«’. radical cure for Nervous Debility and all ootnptainta. after bavis* tested H* wemderip curative power* In thousands ot rases, has ter It bls duty to make It known to his sufferCm: fellowS. Actuated by this motive and a derirr to relieve bnnum suffering. 1 will send free df charge, to all who deaire It. this recipe, tn <tet man, krmch or Enfflhh. with toll dlrectioM «tar preparing and using. Sent by mail by addrv*> Ing with stamp, naming this iwpcr. w. a. Noyop 140 Power’s Stock. Rockroter. N. Y The Adrian roller rink win not admit eulnrv.« pcu|4c. . guaranteed remedy for ih-ne diseases. JTKw *» CO NEW FALL GOODS! CO oc O AT RUSSELL’S o Come aud see our new Dress Goods in (Xtoniau Clothes, Cossnres Cashmeres in all new colors, Silks, Velvets, Velvetines, Ac. We can suit you in qual­ ity, style and price. UJ CO 5 Zephyrs, Saxonys, Germantown and German knit­ ting yams in all colors. Ill Ow lilliieiy DegarlMl! You can always find the latest styles, best goods, LU and lowest prices. co _ C ______ :______ Come and we us. We have the goods trought for _j CASH and will veil them at the very lowest price* have gone from ua a little way beyond S OT Ladies’ Russian Circles, Newmarkets. Paletots, and Children’s Cloaks, a very large stock and very cheap. JULIUS RUSSELL. CZ> �i uL. XXIX. NO. 35. i it K iw n r i Hastings Banner, The Hastings Banner. tn s •ifH jarj f «« ? IIISTINCM. lllBKT Co, Mwu, marshall l. cook. HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER’ 18, 1884. CLARKE * RIKER, Attorney. it L»w an,] Solicitor, tu Chnncerv (wm™. V«lfflblrek. !«,.) QLEMENT SMITH^ SUBHOIUFTION RATES | 3 x-lraao^ »l.oo per year: If paid within al .4»ii!h’i.ft.X.p«ryuar; If not paid until exofyear.ll-fA. Hul«crlber#.ont- Promptly looked afUr. gNAPPEN & VkKARMAN. . ADvmrneuro batkh; ohima jwryvar.......... . .................. Kxtra charge tor special position*. Lawyers. (Orpr HmUuxb N.Uoual Bank.) County News. Woodland. Christmas tree at the M. E. church on Christinas eve. A. T. Cooper has been awarded the contract for building the new school house, which goes to show that our home mechanics are as wide awake as those of outside V>wns. Many people express surprise why Woodland don’t give more aid to theC., K. & 8. R. R. The .trouble is the people of Woodland have not. and under the condition of affairs cannot get any as­ surance that the road if built to Hast­ ings will ever come to Woodland, there being a large tract of land to build a road through to Saginaw, outside of Woodland. lam Hager says he was burglarized of about 37 dollars on Frida£ night last, the thief gaining access through a win­ dow into the building. The schools throughout the township are all reported to be in a nourishing condition. The grist mill will under the new managers resume business next week. The store windows now present great attractions for the little folks. People are using the good sleighing for all it’s worth. Dr. Newkirk, of Bay City, who has been attending W. P. Holly during the last 10 days, returned home on Tuesday last, pronouncing his patient out of danger. Uncle Thad Houghton is again in a critical condition, owing to I wing troubled with a cancer and old age. ' The friends of Mr. Gibbins on the south town line, made a wood bee which resulted in making him richer by 20 cords of w<N)d. get there until the rat were returning home. °!"?’ , A horse tielonging to Mrs. Murdock was found a few days ago, with a fish spear thrust into its side. Thev do not think jt will live. Mrs. Ella Stowell called on her broth­ er F. Townsend, one day last week, and hitched her horse to a post with prongs sticking out on both rides. When she was ready to return, she became in hur­ ry in turning around, and the top on her carriage caught on ooe of the prongs and tore it slick and clean from the carriage. Fortunately no one was hurt, but the neighbors did not know her as she returned in a topb ss buggy. WHOLE NO. 1535. aged IT. wm buried wverel dir, 4". «nd two .iMani and Mra. H.milHn are down with the direree. The school is ‘ closed and fear “and comrterna 'ion pre­ vail . Fire broke out in the second story of G. W. Frances’ dwelling. Sunday morn­ ing. and for a time the bouse and sontents were in danger. Prompt action saved everything byt the carpet which was badly damaged. < 7 CEDAJR CBKBK. into one of beauty and- pnwprrity. Ffene public buildingk; private dwellings that indicate c. imftjyt and oonveuienee. gar­ dens :with their fruitful vine* and fig-trees, walntft trees, and pop lars, both Lombardy and Gnrelina. grace the public streets and walks but aiove all. the pleasant promen­ ade more than half a mile in length, with ite streams of running water flow­ ing on both sides, beneath the canopy of shade afforded by "two double row» of well grown trees. Add to this the mountain torrent which rolls past Men­ doza along its bed of rounded stones and gravel, from the mighty Cordillera, whose slopes seauh almost to the city. All the e combined to make a lovely spot, but in spite of this, it is impossi­ ble to divest the mind of the sad mem­ ories connected w.th the locality. Yo ir host, while he entertains you. recounts the Hairbreadth escape be had himself, while many members of his family perished. The coachman, driv­ ing through the town, tells similar die-. mal tales of friend* he lost, and points to particular spots among the rniuwhere some exceptionally appalling in­ cident occurred, while the hain-dressor. not to be outdone, a* be catayoor hair, pauses at intervals to tell, with the garrulity of his calling, more borrow, of that dreadful day. With such sur­ roundings. it is not surprising that nu­ mcrons precautions should be taken to guard against tbc possible recurrence of a similar calamity. The pew street have been laid out much wider than tbc old ones were, and the walls of houses are generally composed of a timber framework, filled in with sun dried bricks. The people, too, live in a statd of continual apprehension, •* may l»e seen from their using, instead of doors, heavy curtains . drawn acrom the entrances to thoir bed-h>om.«, so that, upon the first alarm of an earth­ quake, they may spring from their bed* and rnnb into the open courtyard, with which each bouse is usually (provided. Give us Lacey for senator to what every republican in this town says. JNSujuNCK IK WRlTTkX IN This town is plagued with a gang of JOB PRINTING. miserable, low sneak thieves that get i*K>eeUI prill*’ is Mt in the Job Printing DeI in their work on hen and turkey roosts pjrtaentta the Bamvfr. Everything In the •jnttre office U now; and with tho latest face* of at a* Ix>w Kate* a* la consistent with the Assyria. and in robbing clothes-lines. tho most approved patterns of machinery, prompt payment ot Loises. xnd competent workmen employed, enables the Snow fell to about a foot in depth A fire at Cedar Creek on Sunday even­ Haxxkk to do first-daM Job work. last Sunday night. ing last destroyed a dwelling house Miss Voores, a niece of Mrs. Potter, owned by' Tolles Brothers, and occupied With the Agricultural of Watertown and Con­ il W. LOWRY, M. D., returned to her home at Dexter last by George Irving. Neatly every thing Vj. Physician, Surgeon and Oculist tinental and Watertown (now Hun) of w^tertown. belonging to the boys and the family ,W Thorn Sc. Hastings, Mich.) Mrs. John M. Loomis, of Saginaw, is was lost, including two barrels of pork Oalis hi town or country promptly attended, otl!. > hour* --H to 10 a. m. and t to 3 p. m. at J. Hartom’s, helping care for her and the provision for winter. [■utepivMMi at HoUewayx* drug Mon*mother; who is very sick. Special attention paid to aurgical di*«a*e* For a Term of Years for » Stipulated Price, and Tolles Brothers and the farmers gen­ *ad dl*caw* <>T the wye and ear. ____________ there ends our demands. C. Frein loit a horse last Sunday. It erally well pleased with the feed mill n IL TIMMERMAN. Tbc.>e Companies represented by died with indamation of the bowel*. operated by Tolles’ boys. r . Honuspathic Physician & Surgeon, L C. WELTON, Abstract Block. Mrs. Sylvester fell down cellar one We learn that several Christmas trees ■ First door ea*X of HoUoways* drug store,) day last week, hurting herself quite will be laden with presents, but we fill Wm. JONES. badly. pATRONiZE HOME WORKMEN ! don’t expect to hear our name called, P Dentist. N. B. Wiles has also lost a horse. as we have attended many and not had lU work promptly attended to. The following is the monthly stand­ that satisfaction yet. '■ W ELTON A WHITLOCK ing of pupils in school district No. 9, It is a fact that Cyrus has ah eye on Assyria, averaging above 75 per cent: the post office, and Veteran expectiT an The subscriber linn opened a shop in Joue** ' Arc agrrtl* tor the Watertown Uwiimtice Co. Artie Wilbur, arith. 90, geo. 98, speL appointment as minister to France or nicy wnte potlcle* ou * man1* property against building, oil Jefferson street, where he wID Uwv by fire, lightning or whul; agxhul a man’* promptly fill all ordrrs for tho manufacture of some other place. Alice Ogden, arith. 100, geo. 100, spel. Me by death acd arcideot Our present deputy sheriff’s time is 100. (WOK A SHELDON. Charlie McCarty, arith. 80, IL S. hist. about out. For this and the facti that 95. another is to be appointed in his stdkl Dora Wilbur, arith. 100, U. 8. hist 98. who does not live far away, let us give (Officein Abstract Block. Hasting*, Mich.) BpecJal attention given to office Furniture. gram. 100, geo. 100, sbel. 90. . Haw the only set ot Abstract Book* in Barry Book (’»«, Dc*k*. Cabinet*, etc. Everything . Addie Olmstead, U. 8. hist 80, gram. thanks. Ifcunty. . in the llw of Hmi«ehol«l Furniture. If the prophecy of C. P. Ijirabee 95. geo. 98, speL 80. Giro me a call. J. WRIGHT, . Nellie McCarty, arith. 100, U. 8. hist. comes true we will have 82.00 a bushel \ Physician. 98. gr.tin. y8, geo. 100, spel. 100. He went homo ao hour earlier the for wheat-within 20 days after the 4th <kd>* day or night promptly alteudod to. Stella Berry,, arith. 1(X), gram, 98, geo. other afternoon, and calling his elgbof next March. Office at residence, our-half mile cast of Carl100, spel. 9tt teen-year-old daughter into the pariar OTICK.—At the regular annual inerting of Mn Centre. School in the Doud district is a 8UCORANGEVILLE. Grace Atkins, arith. 100, U.S.hist.98, member* of the Icmta. Eaton and Barry he began: Fanner*1 Mutual i’irt, insurance Company, to cess. Henry Campbell, teacher. W. NI8KERN, L. A. Nichols and wife are visiting gram 98, geo. KM), spel. 100. ••Susie, I have been thinking.’1 be held at the CKj Han In the city of Ionia, on Maud Coombs, arith. 90, gram. 80. . Lawyer. ••Yes, papa." Wednesday, January 2t*t, lire,', commencing at friends at Nashville. H astings Towwbhip. Waiter Gray, arith 90. spel. 1 o ’ clock p. m.. In compliance with i>etltlnn of (Orcr.Spaoldinga.dry goods store.) “I have been thinking that it woaM Will Draper and Isaac Fish spent a member*, amendment* t<> the charter ot sal* Fred Johnson, arith 76. Now for that first sleigh ride. Will aucod promptly to all busltw** in all company a ill be ofiervd. be a good plan for you to marry Will­ i Nina Wilbur, arith. 80. day at Allegan last week. oourt*. Cliargv-* reasooabte. Literary Friday night. Dated. Dre. sth, 1WH. iam. our ooactunan. ” Dannie Olmstead, arith. i 3H.( . OSl AR TAtCOTT, Beey, i It is reported there will be a Christ* -W hat!” Mr. A. Ryerson’s son, from Lowell, hilip t colghove, Miss Etta Smith is teacher'of thia ••fie is old enough to be your father, QTATK OF MICHIGAN -Fifth Judicial Ch*- mas tree at the Baptist church, ou the is making him a visit. . Lawyer, school. to ber sure, bnt be would doubtless O cui:. evening of the 24th. ' Mrs. L. Ryerson broke her arm while Haailiun- Mich. I do hereby fix and apjoitit the following us make you a good bu-band.” the time* for holding the wveral term* of court Pra^cuUng Atturnoy lor Barry Cuanly. Henry Morehouse will move into his roller skating last Friday. “Nover! never!” . * within and for the filth Judicial circuit of Mich­ new house this week. Thinks if it. keeps “He 1* plain-looking and uneducated, Mr. Porter Burton has some fine igan lifer I»ec. 15, ISM: *E. KEN ASTON. Prairieville awoke this morning to Eaton county. 3d Monday in January, April. on-snowing he can move with sleighs. but 1 believe 1 could respect him as a thorough-bred hogs, purchased while in find snow to the depth of a foot, where . Attorney at Law, July and October. sou-in-law.” . Barry county, .id Monday in Febuary. -it Moi> George Jessup has gone to Chicago. Allegan. yesterday was moetly bare ground. day In May. 3d Monday In August. 3d Monday “Why, father, have yon lost yo» Dr. C. A. Turner has returned to Practlee* la aU court* of the State. CoUectionH In November. On account of the teachers' institute, mind? 1 marry William I I wed that Last Friday evening a New England prvmpUy .atenOug to. Calhoun county, sd .Monday In March. 1st Cleveland. supper was held at the residence of the Star Literary society held their reg­ long-nosed, hump back, big-monthed Monday in June. 3d Monday In September. 1st Monday in Ucccmlier. K There will lie a side track built at Michael Doster, in the interest of the ular meeting on Thursdav evening. boor I IT1 die first!” [OHN CARVETH. L-UlVIf. I llfWlKFI' J Attorney at Law, “Rut, Susie, you know—” Gun Marsh crossing, four miles south Baptist society in this place. A good Th? following officers were elected: Circuit Judge. “ITi not listen ! Sav another word Middleville. Mich. . of here, and jt is the talk at the store, attendance, pleasant time and about Pres.--Fred Rverson. to me and I'll take poison 1” Vice-Pres.—Wilson Lake/ that there will be an elevator, hotel, sa­ 830 reported as the result. Then the old gent slid out to the bare, Sec.—Norton Patton. loon, etc. Who the clerk will be was assumed his humblest look and said to Saturday evening one of our young Treas.—-William Patton. the coachman: not decided. men found it necessary to punish an­ Marshal—Kearney Root. “William, I’ve been wondering why Frank Curtis, of Plainwell, was in other. whifih he proceeded to do by’ Several young lariies of our vicinitv you don’t get married.” town on Sunday last week,looking well using one hand till two of the Ixmes attended the teachers’ institute last “Humph !” and hearty. . were brokA, then taking the other he week. “There’s mv daughter Susie. She’s 1 Eugene llarthorne, treasurer, will be used that till one bone was broken, Mr. F. Bush, of Hastings township, vonng. b<it will make a woman of *cnee. at the store of EH Nichols every Fri­ when he was obliged to lay up for re­ is at Petoskey on business. 1 Will re­ 1 believe in early marriage*, aud if yoe and she can agree I shall offer no ob­ day during this month, for the purpose pairs. turn in a few days. , jections.’' There will lie a Christmas tree at the of receiving taxes. Who is our correspondent for the ••Your Susi?! Me marry her ! B^ There seems to be a general com­ M. E. church on Christmas eve. png your pardon, air, and hoping you Journal? । Miss Lottie Simpson, of BattlX^reek, wont throw me out of my place for my plaint against thb Barry & Eaton on Miss Kittie Bramble spent last week boldness, but If ’that impudent little account of high insurance, and many amohg her friends here. is visiting at Mr. Osborn’s. chit was the only female left on are talking of leaving it. Miss Josie Socket has returned from Jim Rizor and Norton Patton will earth I’d turn my back on her.” “But, William. I would try to be a a visit to Battle Creek. cut logs for Al. WiUlams this winter. MOBG^-THORNAFPLE. good------ ” CARI.TON “No u*c. nir! There is never an Air. Blanchard Hyde and family, from The Sad Story of Weeden. hour that I don’t want to box her ears • Drummer, the correspondent for the *5 Manistee, are visiting his parents at In | his recently-pnbl i«hed book, If yon insist 1'11 kkip the country.” Journal, is far from the mark when he Thornapple Lake. And when the old gvnl picks up hit* ‘•AcrwCMhe Pampas and the Amies.” AT J. Hardy, of Nashville, hus put an says that there are more Journals than Mr. Robert Crawford thus refer* lo the daily paper and sees the heading: attachment on Frank Wright's proper­ Banners distributed at this office. terrible catastrophe which befell the “Another Heiress goe* off with the ty. also arrested F. Wright with war­ The Banner takes the lead both in City of Mendoza less than a quarter of Coachman.” he leans back and chuckles a century ago. when 12,000 t'» 15,000 and slaps his leg and cackles: “Haw! • . trading . .. re, _ J_____ — which Kre rant for off a drag on he, j number and news. Ji haw ! haw Lklroit free Pnaa. ■* “ came off " Miss Ida Nash, of Campbell, is visit­ people perished from the efleets of an A. J. bold » mortgage. Suit earthquake. But the author does more Monday before E. J. Feighner. The ing friends in thia place. than simply repeat the oml story Of ihe Snlphurotm Gm. Rufe Hosmer is looking toward the calamity. He say*: jury decided tn Wrigbt’a.favbr. The 20th of March, 1«G1. had been a Repeated experiment have proved Dance al Frank Bower’s Tuesday post office. He says he will allow Jim to retain possession of the same provid­ sultry and oppressive day. and. a* the that fowls can be cured of croup opevdnight. 1'retty rough night to go very night approached, the half-suVacated ily by the fames of sulphur. A safe ed he (Rufe) handles the income. inhabitants of Mendoza, issuing from far to dance. method of adminwtering this is to take The sermon of Rev. Thomas, at the their'houae*, went in search of cooler William Hayman started the morn­ four strips of board about two feet in school house on Sunday, is highly spok­ air, or sat at their open door* to catch length and six inches in width: nail ing of the 17th for the north woods. each breath that passed, while the more these together so m to form the srde*<rf Taffy party al E. O. Hyde’s last en of. , devout among them Assembled in the of a box; nail board* acroM the bottom, Thursday evening. churches to offer up their evening and this forms a box that will boM George A. Davis and family, from J. Smith, of Prairieville, was in praver, when, without » note of warn­ earth. Place three inches of soil in this ing. a terrible destruction swept over box and sot it in the poultry-bouso cr Richland Co, Ohio, has moved to Hast­ town last week visiting friends. the devoted place. The earth shook stable where the poultry or other emit ings township, where he expects to George Frink and wife, of Marshall­ and opened in yawning chasms; founda­ animals are. Take a strong iron kettte . town, Iowa, are in town visiting at G, tions tottered and hrfuscs fell, burying —one that is wide and shallow to beet make his home. beneath them nearir-khe^whole of the adapted to the purpose—and pul ie two A. Truman’s. COATS GBOVE. Miss Helen Webster, of Chicago, is population. In less time than -il ha* or three shovelfuls of coal from the Mrs. Geo. Fuller is slowly recovering takes to describe it all was over, and. stove. Set the kettle in the box otooB visiting her brother, Hiram Webster. a severe illness. from 12,000 to 16,000 people. had and sprinkle on a couple of spoonfuls Wish their patrons and friends, one and all. fat and lean, from Corporation taxes are little over one perished in the ruin*, which still exist of sulphur. The fumes will soon pene­ Frank Wolf is toopen up a skating as records of the dire calamity, and trate every pan of. an ordinaty-eiaed short and tall. per cent this year. rink. ) ... Mrs. L. Smith had a partial stroke of tell, with a force that words could not room and cause the croupy fowls to Will Jnehlin is mourning over that express, how terribly complete it was. cough and soeuse, bringing up muroo* nice lot of hens he was going I® have paralysis last week. Scarcely wm the earthquake over, and phlegm through the rostella and D. G. Hamilton, of Maple Grove, died this winter. They are all roosters except when tires broke out in different places month. Repeat this treatment three Friday, aged 78. Mr. Hamilton was among the debris of fallen house*, and times daily for three days, if the room two. one of the pioneers of Maple Grove, ragod for manv davs before they could is small one spoonful of eulphur will de Miss Maty Baine has aocqpted a posi­ Nature hat done al­ n > time. W k.. orttl. in b»ro» U.U having settled near the quail trap be oxtingxiishwi. And would in one and the same breath ^{attention to t eir tion Ina creamery. most her worst, but it was reserved for f«<ud with Hoe. tralfpl. twto. » *•? C. Stowell is visiting his brother school house at an early day. lor three d*y» mJ the Hoe wiH dire^ mas to add the last touch of useful as well as ornamental H. A. Brooks and C. W. Smith visited shadow to a picture already full of Henry, in Bay City. creameries tn Ionia county last week misery. With a cruelty and inhuman­ Mrs. J. Blilson and family, of Hast­ ity scarcely to be credited, bands of who h» uwlod the merit, •< ings, were the guests of Mrs. Emma with a view to ascertaining ueceMary ■•For chilftaw information concerning their opera- plunderers from other place* rubbed to Baine on Thursday last. the arene, a* vultures to a carcase, and Uon». proflu, etc. The mlonnhtton 1. Frank Smith and Wallace Townsend occupied themselves with endeavonng K> MOlefhrtory that there in now little to wK-tirc what spoil they could, instead are engaged in securing wood for Jesse doubt that a creamer)' "U1 beestabllah- of helping the few still surviving but Townsend. od hm In the spring Thia will give imprimmnl suferere to eeeajMt from Charlie Barry has a brother visiting employment to eight m« and teama. their living tombs ere the consuming him from New York. day Presents; for instance, look at ou. and diapoee ot the cram of from MOO Imms had reached there. Mr. Barnum reports his singing school After the catastrophe the Goren toMOOcowa. ThequaeUonnowia th" in a flourishing condition, there being STOCK COMPANIES Farm Property a Specialty POLICIES WRITTEN ! GottlBib Bessmer, Cabinet Maier. Furniture of all Kinds! A G0TTLE1B BESSMER. N ? P . A _____________ UOR SALE! One Platform Wagon Will Sell Cheap. Six Top Carriages, From $50 to $90, to close them out. 2,000 ft- Sewer Pipe, At Lower Prices than ever offered. GREBLE & POWERS PANGEMACHER & MASON HOLIDAY GOODS! Patent Rockers, Parlor, Dining niture. Panels, Spring-Shoe Sleds, &c., &c . Yours respectfully. SPANGEM ACHEB & MASON. vra arair .*4 Oh**? The concert «t the U.». ehereh. Suh<Uv tvmlng. w- * 1W. Jura WoB*. »< Bellevue, nt Bev. Chee. Brwrt, o* NmfcelUo. were �d«r of the fn» m*n's cartle, them we to o»pt«re the Supome Court by 1»may look for a dhninutio* in the num* craaing —■*• —— -----the- -number at judges. teIt is ber of thtsfe.no w unpunishkble crim«s becoming obvious that something must which are continually brought to light. be done to relievq the docket of the Careful computations made by prom­ court Whether it will be done by en­ inent agriculturists of this state and larging the present court, ar by consti­ published in the Detroit Post, show the tuting an intermediate court, is a ques­ averagfucost of production of a bushel tion upon which there is disagreement. of wheat in Michigan is not far from In either case the appointments would "8 rents. The market pfice for that be made under a democratic adminis­ Offices in Case Library Block, Next to Podtofflce, staple is less than 70 cents at nearly all tration, and'it cannot be doubted that joints in the state. Evidently the politics would be taken into considera­ fanner who wants to do a paying busi­ tion. Within the past week there has been Catarrh, Diseases of the Throat, Lungs, Kidneys and Bladder ness must not depend on on the wheat a noticeable influx of thieves, pickpock­ female Complaints, as well as all Nervous and crop solely, but on mixed farming. ets and: burglars into this city. The Chronic Diseases Successfully Treat­ The New York Sun, in the name of opening of congress has attracted ed Upon the Intent Sci­ the “regular" democracy of the country, many, while others have come to secure entific Principles is organizing a serious kick against the quarters for the inauguration, and the independent faction, which contributed dedication of the monument. Owing much money, but very few votes, to to the large crowds which assemble Of the above MEDICAL INSTITUTE, on account of his increasing practice in Cleveland’s success. here at each inauguration, bringing in Hastings, Mich., will make his next visit on SATURDAY, January Twenty thousand workmen out of their train sharpers of all kinds, the 10th, 1885, and remain one day, at employment in the great manufactur­ merchants and bankers of Washington ing city of Philadelphia is the flret have asked congress to make inaugura­ ouse tion day'-a legal holiday. They could boom for democratic tariff tinkering. Where he can l>e conaultrid on then close their places of business as a That great business boom which was means of safety. At their request Sen­ to overtake the country Jn the event of ator Ingalls has just offered a bill for democrat!* success if even more dis­ this purpose. tantly remote than ever. —As well M all— And the latest is that Tammany is And now the claim is freely made coming to the inauguration six hun­ that the democrats paid St John 838,­ dred strong, in-A body. A letter re­ ty years’ experience In hospital* and private practice, Is a regular 000 for hia services as proprietor of the questing quarters and arrangements Medical Cxilleges of the United States, and ttlv^s his special alien- i I? of Nervous aud Chronic Dtaeuaca. Blood Polson, skin Dtaewie*, I for the accommodation of that number bourbon side show. and other organs: Rheutnatlsm, .‘Weakness. Nervous and Gene-• of their organization has just been re­ id Pro-UraUon. Broken Down Constitutiona,Blotches, Nenowmess. Most of the Ben Butler papers of the Milon, Despondency.Confusion of Ideas. Avenion todorletv. De- I ceived at democratic headquarters. ly treated and permanently cured by remedies that arv not in-1 country are evidencing a most decided leaning toward Grdver Cleveland’s par­ i DKBILl n-Thoee suflrring from NervixM Debdlty. the symptoms of which are a ; ty_______ dull, dbtrcBiad^lnd.wh eh unatstliera for performing their iMwineMi and mn-IbI dutirn, makes j hyi'py ■ma«TkWWtet.|lx>A>*lblc, dl«re»MS5 the action of the heart, vauMng flushestaf heat. depm*xlon i of spirits, evil WWiwxiings, cowardice, fears, drewu.*, short breathlngw, melancholy, tiro easy ot The Detroit papers are betting on company, anMipvp a nrofcreuce to be alone, feeling as tlrmlln the morning as when rotlriNg.'lust' their respecti ve circulations. It will be nuuuiood, white hone deposit* in the urine. neTvommess.tirfhbUng.confiwTonof tboughte. watery 1 and weak eyes dyapepida. constipation. paleocM. pain and weakness m the limbs,- etc.. Mumia no easy thing to decide in such a wager. consult Dr. Albert Inunnllately and be rwdorod to health.- The Hastings Banner. DR. Cleveland edical Institute, MARSHALL L. COOK, BAttr. Hastings, Mich., December 18,1884. Katered at the Postomec at Hastings. Mich twrtraasmlralon through tho mails m second Eduobial NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES notxs. verdict of acquittal in the case at Oreo Strong is in accord with the tag line of similar cases, in not only •nr own state, but in this country. While perhaps it is a straining of the taw to acquit men who avenge such a •rime as that committed against the hame of Orno Strong, it is history that they are in every case set free. Why to this? Because the common sense of the people, which finds expression in the verdicts of juries, recognizes that the ■cost infamous of all social crimes fs virtually unpunishable by law. The tempter of woman’s chastity, tha despoiler of homes, the man who counts m nothing the ruin of a family, is free, •otaparatively, to pursue his hellish boldness; for on him blind justice ■carcely frowns. . The husband who comes to his home and finds the seducer of his wife there, Bnds unmistakable evidence that his home has been dishonored, his children made motherless, <an find no satisfac­ tion in the law. Conviction of mlultery is next to impossible, for the wife will seldom swear herself into prison, and no feeling husband would think of ask­ ing it. In the few eases where conviotihn has been had, the punishment has but a few months or years ih the peni­ The Hastings H , . Oiiiuu il lie H &si IiMgs, Eiasys ui Mw, Nervous and Chronic Diseases. pense is sufficient is not qman Usual­ ly iiarties eonvlct«l urJZdurtior^elanK lo Unit ckuw against whom a Judgment is worth no more thaff the paper it ii^ written upon. Whether it is or not is . of no confiequenre. Jhe lusting «>f every honorable manA^M^ against a money consideration $h shame, hishonor and mnnifKuffn .sikffur-! ed in consequence oL the 'damntag j deeds of the wretch whfe entoraX hbniv .with lust in.his heart, agd ageiimplilh- Absolutely Pure. es the ruin ot the wife and th© thother. mail. Theraesk of every democrat has Every Honorable man tanmtoo that Ixjen flooded since Congress convened. ... now«i< i never varies. A marvel ot parity This ArltlnMLK ivltli ■ jnirtli and wholestHneuesK. More econirtnlcal , the man Jn the,case is the aggessor. It is estimated that about 4.0U0 tetters —n the ordinary kinds, and mu not -be sold In ■ 'When an honorable husband leaves ( from the unwashed, hungry horde, are j compcui eoinpctluoii with the multltuUeofluwteat.short weight, alum or phosphate Sold only । lite ciptle. *11 he haA as a guaranty that received every day on that side of thfe lit H oyai Tsupowder*. I'ou eMitin tin V I ■. hak It...... i *.» ,/u. * P. O. Box. 27n. hl will tint! hi* home and the dear ones | House hall. That gives each Demo-' W*iist..N.jY. .. 1U"1 rorro*|»<m<lrur»* mtvrodly roufideutiaL inc V ruled Nimu-h. <>cta-ly as he left tfiem, is the love and the j eratifikrttmber an average of twenty •PkoukH an Cou<h*. a "Hough on Cough*." strength which is often weakness -of ' Wersa dav from neraons wanting anfrom persons wanting apAsk for ••itough ou Coucbs.** for coughs, raids, MU* Robert Lee Davis wlM1Us , his wife. The man whose con<luc^| lulship, Andrew Jackson Calhoun clearsm£.^hSjfliro.ante, bed­ will give that husband just occasion tjJ aven suspect his wife is a criminal _ 'Wants a postoffice appointment, and i bugs, skunkt, chipmunks, gupbers. t>. Drugciat. The ^jn^efl’eraon Doris Lee wants the position ” * heartless its a murderer. The i/unsi.w wauut Lne poeiuou |*aip|pH»t|(m dropalcal imM*liii dirafa ' 1.. of that : ,»f I Vxrnrwv—»♦ I.. Congressmen . iudindiou. heiuincne^aieepteanrv.’ eumn^ who entert the sacred portals of oxviillirtn scullion. -■Democratic dwelling nfid robs it of its deartut j have become so expert, that they know I " w ® on Corna *• dwelling npd robs it of its deartut j have become so expert that they know I treasure to the husband, the virtue of j who are the writers of unopened letters AAk for ^11*’ **itoui oac^L*. i.>. Qalck, the wife and mother, is worse than aland the, position that each wants.; j’“1Jplete Hani or soft •■uni-.. «•*'«*, boin his death. And the juries of 1 he land ; looked for twenty-live .years upon the i ••»<’WKho»<Wh*.” Troche*. iv.Aiaiakm.sicJ have Mid tlmt the wronged hus>>u«.l<^r I c»P^n-«r the o«l<« u. the principal m m<i .ro uvon ■ llwiiiL' your grip on life, try ••Wells' roil JMvrrz Goes direct to weak spate. rnents. Nothing will save Mr- Clew* ‘Hough ou Toothache.** । land from their importunity. He will [Instant ji6Uilt relief for ueumlgla. toothiu-he. face­ suffer from them ail that “pressure’’can ache. "" Axkfih ■ ' for-Hough on Tootlmolic." 1.1 and (lo. Probably not over 10,000 them aSc<nt''- sflairs. and provide a punishment equal' and, as President Lincoln said, has to The Hope ofthe Nation. to that of murder in the first degree for Ilook uniter his bed at >dgbt tosee if any . ^adren, slew 1’*<teveippment.piujy,>u’niwny. th, man guilty of the dishonor nt »'of them are there, he wW be apt to *“ home by the ruin of a wife and mother, j vome to the conclusion that he really ■ Thueeoc lour hour* ev*ry mirfit i-ougMim. net ar of a daughter, cannot stand It- -that he is upder physi- J’hoJJK*, ’rShrtTMb? We know that in taking this position 1 constraint to give way. 1 ------------------------------- '**' ■’ — ,aBr’ At the cajfltol this week, business that there to no law to meek such caaes. A. to Idoodsbed; Ixdter hive It than m ■uy ruined homes. Aa eloquently reciarlred by the coimael for the defetee in the Unioua Skdtlee raae, -Better that the street.i run riven ot blood ferth6hpd» of. the* • -„ r . ™ ™, ’ IMkotas t<> get into, the union nt thia mmIob, or at the next, and congnm merite the eritleiam at wanting time on 'ueaanwa that cannot paaa. . flepreaentative Chalmerx. of Miaaia- taan that bornee !»■ diabonored and disgraeed with impunity.” Better that, than that the aentiment of the people ■bonu beernne an dulled and depraved 1 "IPI». w“ hut .winn the martyr of a , ronteated election, and «u aa <longrewman Belford nya. kept warming N» »hiiu in the corridora of the capital taw they should peacefully aolmiit to; ,mld the rad of die seaakrn, before the •« dwtnntiun of bouan the dishonor I case w^r decided in iris favor, yester-1 at wives, daughters and sisters. ■ day he offered a 1411. the tlUe of which . When tha wanton aeduoer of the I rptoed a ripple of laughter on the Hern-1 lovely d.npMre or th, loved wife and 1 oentfc'sirh. The bill propoaee lo re-1 niotaer. winae grare sad taaaty. ,<m . "tore a repoldiean form oi gorernment - - * k?11:/ VIRGINI CLEVELAND, OHIO. rrratnrat sent C. O. D, to any i>art of . ' ' .4 CONSUMPTION. I harmp-vx'UiBrx^iri, »w ll>a w.vat ■> 4 at Inf *aafftai*Mv«l<ewe«>A4. ■>«nirOM« U» ItaaTOrtvf.t' .,j 1 *■ I -ufi Hor-'. IIS IHMK Bound to Reduce Stock!J"SI IO|OW TNTSELF. JSMv A Great Medical Work on ’Manhood. Kxhiunted Vitality. Nervous and Physical n»* bility. Premature Ikxliur In Man, Errors of Youth, aud the tuilold miseries rosulriug frotsindlscrvUuu or cxrciM. A Iwiok for every- unw. young, inlridle-nged and old. It.contafm. ih preMrriptlons for all ainte and chniulc disease.* each one of which Is Invaluable. So found b; the Author, wler— ex ।»-rirnee foria years is >wh aa probably nrter before fell to the lol of any pnjrician. :«B puces. ImhiimI Iu lieantifid Fretith muslin, embossed covers, full gilt, guacnntc'd »••• xbe -m a . finer «u— — —u In i.. even - --- sellitelurchaiilrul. lit work - wnnewecl entry and prtifr-.<riunul—'■ than juiy other o work ,i aoktln wtl: eoki in this Uils country for $2.m>. ur or th< lb- mutner i , be refunded hi every Instance. Price only «l.ono I by mail, post jutld. llliprtrative sample i ceni Send now. Gold medal awarded the author by the National Medical Association, to the offlr-r * of which lie refers you. This book should Ire read by the t«HUic I<>r instructlon. and by the nfnicteitfor relict. It wiD boMflb all.-London Laurel. ■ There h no SSSuer of ■wtctj to whnm this ! book will nr« tic useful, whether youth, parvn' I guanlian. Instructor or guardian.—Argonaut | AddrwM tixU'eabiAly Medical Institute. <»r t>r | W. H. Parker. No. 4 Bultneb street. Bus too ■ । Min., who maybe cnimilteu or. all diseases r>»■ । qulrlng skill and experience. Chronic null ol। PARTIES DESIRING CLOTHING, . an——a, e , f X I I I I |k I f 11 ■• |\ ,| g ■ n I r-“I I I XI I • BM I___ X- Jr I I III XI X. Ji /’ll "E 1 ■ I /■ I ■ ■ ■ ■ I W ^^1 Ready-Made or Made to Order. Medicated Plaster. Uhnse-’s MMteated Fleeter banwe *xpu»i wfoOmring complaints: pains I uphr vfenu ♦eta’. For the Next Sixty Days Should Call at the v Attiitioii, Fm aid Honeaei' <3h**e*s (Vmdlliim I"OtaUrnt art* pr«p«r«d ei- JUHDRA A SURE URE roe GM WM!! Blllousneaa, Dyspepsia, the KMnejre,Torpl<i Liver 81ck Headache, Lode of Appetite,Jaundice, Erup tiona and Skin Dleaaeee. tttelr benefit* will be roahr.M !<i » better »rpItMLiWttntteanliy ut»tl*r from tfip eaMifiratroefiow uf Mood. *huwn bi SJrwSrbXvTiyrZbrtaliter rye. amlM lav condition ot Che|or unload. 1 proved ------------------(.aUb. f hunted q aro uot M liabb* te dijy should be irted iu *11 And See the Low Prices at which we are offer-! r t»Hk dheww* of cow». w-w*lrr. stiffing. -we;l ing our goods. E. S. PIERCE UNDER TOWER OLOOK we is more or 1ms talk in ireira about a democrat ic-i CHICAGO. riieum*tfX,>neu- advising men uho have suffered such- haa nqt been especiall_v interesting to wrongs from the seducer to take the 'tlie g'**’**! puhHc, although important matters wfire under dtocusaion. Dakota has l>een knocking at the door* of con­ grrsHlorjiffmissien to the xbterhncfi! of states, the bill having occupied the attention of the nepate for several days, The question is 'being treated from a.j — - ms.AOn1M-c>. L'l 1 I 1 O I 1 If* V ‘,rSalrA l.Xrfcanv Pretty Women. will ever reach Washington in quest of ,^, IVW wbolnuiiM retain irrHllIir> , ailu VIVBC Ladle* frcHhness and _vlvac«■ ,..S1 1 .. , mm • _M,*t. ... ... office. But that number colieoled in | ,tX* *01«7 ’.WeliuHealth inmcwcr." U>e lobblra of the Capitol, und In mid TO.X' throw around the White Houm* will make life. '“r^1. «m cough*. “"•T^h^! intolerable even for us thick-skinned a , qu 123c' on lujh ,. it is high tinie that our legislators take !,niul (‘leveland. When he finds his [ -Rough on Wrh" cuw humors, eruptiomi. proper cognizance of this condition of I ante-room full of them all day long, । bbsfu*0””* M**er* 1 rtlenin*fro,,te<1 taw into his own hands, and avenge his ; wrong* by tin* death of toe black-heartod villain who has been the guiltr ; cause of them. We shall be charged j with counseling the shedding of blood 1 and counseling men not to have re- > course to the peaceful process of taw. i We have said the truth when wt stated I E. ST. JOHN. W. C. CABLE, lUhTdl U! VARMSkMIUS daughter, is iiot a criminal, but did no I their victory in the shape of appofa^- wo lay ourselves open to the charge of! GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE At year nearest Ticket Office, ar addrom 'AEEKEAffi I father, who visited such summary pun- good to lx* obtained from turning the vnu*. u*e "WciK Health nenwr." *1. ,Dtuk-; ishment on the seducer of wife or Republicans out, expect the frtits pf ■ g,8t’‘‘ who does what any husband and father would, we might say should, in defend-' ing un<l juvtwtiuii his hoiue. Thin common sense sentiment has thus fax j proven sufficient. But we submit that: "Rrdcra.kd ittft>rmMioa,g«t the JUrnand Pol ••rookH on Paiu- ponxt»«d pi«»t.r: ! strehgUivaioK, Improved. ib« b«t tor back| * ’Me’ r,“’"n,,“wn* nM” | Perhaps it because there can l>e no Utevelarid’s supporters can be accountTbin People. adequate punisliment for such a, villain 1 «<1 fer..”w*,b’ HW,h tanewer" naturo* n’caitkaud JMUIUNUMCUV ouvu <> » umw . ' vlfior. rureal dy*|x*|vda. nervouMirw. debfiHv. i that the law prescrilies none. X/M*' 'A lttrKe of democrats, who could headache. meanest criminal is to lx* punished Ht ; never lx* made to understand what civWhoopin* Courh. afl, the only sufficient punishment is il-servire reform means, and who have 1 ^puy.,"X*aiJiti?‘ aS^iSeb XdteSfb'y ! . through uul taU» of Ore , ^g» — ,ow ■• oompctiioTv tSMofftr lew adrr OK. ALBEltTJuts dlsrovcreti the gruatest euro in tbewcrid for Weaknm* of the Back and । ■rr ^‘•n^Uttw.Lanauiir,tktufiiakm of Ideas. Palpitation of Ur- Heart. Timid ly. Frouibllng. Dlniness of Bight or tfhldlneHs. Iiiseases of the Head. Throat. Num*or Skin. I Default Ravin* l»or;i nuuk- M the Affections of the Liver. Lungs. Stomach and Bow els—those terrible disorders which unfit the pa­ tient tor bualnrss or other ditties of Jlte-MlghtlngthHr most radiant linjies or nnfteimdlons. rm- ’ * mortRacr axeroted by Albert Arinins dering marriage Impoulblc. . < . S ■ , ’ n, ■■■■» *u »i»c rxnvv- ,u u MEN Who liavcliwome the Victims of solitary hire, that dreadful and d.-structhe.i York, befrtag date February «h. 1K5 and rw.hdJ “»»'«aHy-*»<7-;P*,»o an untimely grave tboiixand* of young mm of exalted talent and . w*1**1 ln u,r U-. brilliant Intellect, may call with full confidence. ‘ Barry- roimty. Michigan, on the nisi <l»» . March, telb, 1:i liber "S'- of Mortgage ,.n m<. . AGE MARRIED J'EBSONS, or yuung men cuntemplallng marrlngr. aware of Ptasl- ?- by which default the power of sale cuutalMd ‘ cal Weakness l/iss of 1’nx-n-alivc P.iwent, Impotenry, or any other dlsquaHncatlous, st»c«lfly re- ! 111 suUd nu.rtg.-tse became, operative, and me. lieml. Ke who ulaoes himself under the care uf DK. ALBERT may confide in hl* honor as a gen- «»rj»«w.sillng-- in law or equity having b.s n |ti tlenuui and confidently rclv upon his skill m a'plnslcian. • ■ stunted to recover the debt .sccitrod bv raid : morteucc or any part thereof, and ih« sum M OKGANAL M EARN Ess Immediately cured and full vigor restored. This dbai easing rtUlciimi • on‘* thousand eight Irandreri and thlm UJCe —which renders life a Inifden and marriage lni|«>s.slble—is the penalty mtid by tin- viellm of ini- i <Wl«rs bring now rlattncd to l-e d;n- upon s»4 proper indtilgen'-e. \ oung iieesoas are tooapt to commit excraMU from not Iw-lng aware rd the mortgage. Notice is tbercforr 4h.11 that sm.1 dreadful conseqiicnces that .-mriw. Now who that uudemtands Hie subject will rtenv that uroerc. l”<’rtK«K- , "'ll be fnrrrtrrinl ay * sale of Ihalion is losi sooner in those falling into Improper habits than by the prudent*.* Besides belrm dr- moru-agrd premises thci-lii d.-M rltu-.l Mirpriyed of the pleusiwr of healthy offspring, the most serious destfuctlvv .snnploma uf both uilnd ; pan tbrn-of to-wit; All the fo'luwlnc d. , :l^< and body arise. The system becomes der;iug«*d, tee phvalenl and mmlal.fttneUous weakened. ,IU1<5-Uuab d In tb. township of Hr.is- Bar.-, Loss of Procreative Power. Nervous Irriliblllty, Dyspepsia, l*hlpUaiiuu ot tbr Heart; Indigestion county. Michigan, viz. the east |I#],* of g; Constitutional Debility. Wasting uf the Frame, CougD, Consumption and Drath. swuth east quarter of Brctkm thiriv threr 1 Town two north rungv uln< west, .-ontainia^ >■, A£ui?E "’AK>U.NTEI>-PKUSJ»N.S RUINED Hi health ky liplcaroed pretenders, who keep I’•’’“•re* mon* m*less, at public v iriu - <m w. them trifling month after month, taking |<oIm>ihius and Inlurimts totHpoiinils, should MUriv Imme i °r 1 rlmiary ttext, at bool m n dlatcly. . 'front d.wir«Uth«- Umrt Hou---. :u tin- ■ef ifPMiiii;»iii i.-I. it •' ,,C*x. . .Hastings In said ouuiit*. tlwt te-ing th«-pl:....... lre^M^rtA-rei*iuvwtenii^ w'“V,h HAW btTM »»W««*U*d or mnklllfully h-.MIog the Clrvult <\.nrt in m,u * • ■ m.M 1 ;..^1? «ii,.5VlK ♦,N»» UJ‘ f ? M,lUK JSV •’rMenl th"’ » l*by>d<dan that vote Dated. Nov. I2tb. tlw to about Conger’s resignation. „ DLlll „„„„ J^ngros is still grinding away and tyno grKlt purpO3t. {ar .. . Washington Letteb. Fnim our rontar cortwiioudenL Wuhlnittoti, i>. c., Dec. uffi. iwa. ; The “pressure” is upon them. The I strongest kind of pressure. I.mean, of course, the pressure for offici. It, is I mousing to see the democratic members of Congress opening their daily murderer*, a being mon* steeped in in- There are twenty-five applicants for qnity than the vilest criminal under the I every postoflice and as there lire about j taw. *1,000 of these, a large proportion of 1 Tjo Traian Scwt-n Chi- .■innMpona «an. r»ai. »u uw r ‘ALBERT LEA ROUTE." •» Governor-elect Alger, who has been, tentiary. -seriously ill for some time, is slowly The result of a conviction, for seduc­ con valesing. tion is commonly a small sum of mon­ Chester Arthur as senator from New ey as damages. And can the damage York would be a most creditable repre­ wrought by such a criminal as t A de­ sentative. stroyer of a home be measure^ by dol­ lars ? The lieing who says *ch recom­ \Wtlon’t hear so much aS we would more than he cyight. The common sense of goo<I men te thus the only protection now afforded for tin* wronged husband or fattier. rock Bunincfflcin GRAND RAPIDS. M1€H. « * �The Hastings Banner. H ASTINUB. THURSDAY. DECKM BBS M. UBA at an editor because of some” real or fancied grievance, and are tempted to endeavor to injure him or his bustftees, y’toa’tdo it,” f°T if yOU do jt wU1 ’*auta" for the newspaper man. The writer speaks knowingly, from an’expenenoe of 20 years in the newspaper business. It is a fact, recognized by toe Local News. newspaper fraternity, that where a subscriber gets “hot” and issues the mandate, “stop that paper,” the paper will continue to be published just the same, and two new subscribers will take the place of the disgruntled old one. -About midnight, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford, of toe second ward, were aroused from slumber by sounds that told them of the dose proximity of a fire. When fully awakened they dis­ covered that their home was in flames. NtoMillMta lUrry Craaty, a* As soon as could be Mr. Ford gave the alarm. As promptly as possible the All fire department were on hand, but could get no water nearer than the Wclwert Brw>. river, and the hose was too shfirt to WANTED. make that supply availing. The build­ city «r ing and most of the contents were a to­ tal loss. Only a few things from toe -■ lower «tory were saved, and no wearing IZna cZL ! apparel was among them. The total ■UVAPPKK ft Tea ABM AN’S. I loss must be not far from S2JJ00. on Graad Rapid*. ‘n5unu,w 1 can act much more effectively than one । hundred. • A great many who h^ye recently been asked to give their ndter to aid the new r6ad have said : “We believe you have enough ndtes now. We are willing to give our notes to protect the signers of the bond from loss, but will not give directly to the road.” To ac­ commodate this class a new form of notes was made, in which the signer agrees to pay the note in case the sign­ Rheurhatism. ers of the bond cannot collect enough from the 548,000 given directly to the road to fully repay them for what they must pay for the bonus and right of way. About 5400 of such notes have Immu taken, and when 51,600 more have been received,the committee of five can : gENTLEY BROS. 4 WILKINS’ turn the bond over to the syndicate, and our new railroad will liecome an ; assured fact. Let those who want the railroad give , their notes to protect the signers of the , bond. Help a little. We speak to such • aa have not already done their.duty. Kalamazoo is ready, and when Barry county can say the sa$e, operations' will’be commenced. There is no time! T* •>"u-t I Holiday Goods! M. j. GOSS & co , in “ so much PR A TRIEVII jT jFj. fancy skating, will show many wonder- win not have at all. and the road that ’ WP vy c die , minpUHl by the grmtat expert, in the I ’,1’“™ Jf™-; HMrtings desires, widths of Tire: Circulation thin uxtk, 2^00. Puke candies by the pound or bushel, at Happy George’s. Never was there seen in Prairieville a Larger, Better, more Useful, or More Carefully Selected Stock of Ives and IL W. Wright, will appear in i *,n ' ‘. fancy, acrobatic and combination skat"be railroad situation at I ryeport kt • i in . ruajstated, a few words. ­ ing. Mr. Ives, the worlds champion | that inHastings longs The for. rail Lowell, ful feats, never equaled and seldom at-1 Lowell art of. roller skating. Mr. M right, tne , jutenM. heat has entirely consumed our i invincible leaper, will also show some, railroad prospects. This is the situaof the most daring leaps and acrolntic tion to date and we believe is * plain ^lonmmcra ever .tternpW on rober skatw. Among other equally wonder-1 The Banner would like a good rorfol.feats, he will leap oyer lo chairs respondent at Latfty. placed in a row with the seats together. ’n Remember the donation at the l*re>- ♦turn handsprings, leap our .. a mon mans hyterian parsonage Friday evening. head, etc. In combination skating । The six hundred extras the Banner Messrs. Ives and Wright will show' uttle brighter, and it isn’t altogether , t . caloric h»at that lightens our hopes, i Buyers are Invited to Lail and See | That the Grund Trunk road from Kala» Them. . iiiazoo to Hasting willfa»t. surelyThis be built is ; nf)W an . published gives ------ Hastings just what she wants—a coni-1 petingTine- hut it seriously infringe fl ia 11 tj Kill QWff WI VII C. printed last week went off like hot i'LWHOvel.dimccIHm.Utartli.wI^^^^^^ rarelj attempted and onlj suc<JCSstub submit to anv such treatment; it must performed by*them. These gentlemen retsliat»‘. Whut will Im thr outcome ? Books. games, velvet frames, ( hristmas cards, etc., at J. B. Rol>erts’ news are simply “immense.” and will enter- In less th$n six months after the Grand cakes. b bb Q “ .... »»- SMTs: !‘,:&rau^k?& thnJllgh Freeport to Lowell. room. anticipation. Believing something The attractive announcement of W. reallv first dass wiU Im* appreciated bv s. Goodyear & <^o. will be found elst*-* the patrons of the rink. Mr. Messer has ; where. * secured the services of these young Attend the lecture on Robert Burns men »t a l„nre , xpen». and will Rive in Union Hall Tuesdav evening Derem- his friend, an opportunity to jit one of 1 ber® the finest exhibitions extant. He guur«! LHiS^hear from our Hickory Cor­ autees a wonderful exhibitioa. Music i • . ~ ' *l!iK lin'1 »«’“Kral,h album., at J. B. Roberta ' a II |y|AVRplfl| ll l/LL * BWB ■ “Rail. r<»a«l crossing! Look out lor the cars when the bell rings BEHOLD! wnat -Will It Be? A A A A Large Stock. Useful and Ornamental. WZIOHBOKfXO EXCHANGES Sj 11 tO BOHEd. by loth city bands. General skating quently. l»efore and after thr rxhibitloh. 1’lainMell ixuuler. • । . m It is settled at least in Barry county, i . i A comp lute line of juvenile liooks । Editor Scales, of the Plainwell In-; that the sanctity of a man's home can-j ■ r\ from five cents to $2.00 at J. B. Rotierts* dependent, not iced that the editors of not be violated by Ural class of vermin t news room. L) .1 were . i vkate u. .. . He 't that which she dear—her W I w ■ w vxw ■ i VJU i »a' t.■ promptly Hasting, to .« rare. X1*?* W" ”* prizes “ to most rob obwrved in his paper that if honor and that a man is justifiable in | / e fflk Orno Strong now proposes to at­ tend strictly to biz., and make the News ' the race could be made a free-for-all. • shooting the despoiler of his happiness. ) O I ! „ what “it used to was.” |। he ly ’he U,ink«hi» action rathe,-previa,,,. arMt«i at 0,11 ,Ud» d come here and tackle us. Evident------ „ ‘ Rev. a. Livekmobr, of Nashville, will occupy the pulpit at the Presby­ and it is quite plain that he knows the | Kalamazoo last February and taken to trials and tribulations of the joller- Allegan for stealing 7^ bushels of doOur O’vn • terian church Sunday. -k-Mtut UM r>»«r the followingJetter: ver seed from an Otsego farmer and J V/UI V_7\M1 AldKC, Eves the dayx doubUes. in «ympa- .ka[W. a. ta-r the followingdetun selling it te I). B. Merrill & Co. He ------was sentenced to Jackson for 4»* yearn. As low as can l>e bought In ;«ny qjm-1 thy with InMlneM, are coutrai ting llalnweg. n»-B. l«u. on his ptea of guilty last. June. l*as< , peting market in the state. now the shortest of the year. • nw». C0DK The front room over W. S. (loodyear | , I *m afraid that I have token a eon-,1 week the trial of his accomplices and , 1 brothers. Louis and Charles Gillette -----. Is the I dosed at Allegan, and the jury after' j iCo.-,store!,being hmtdmmdyHtteH WhM up as u law <We for Judge Smith. are the condition,? I, It a straight Mine h™t IMtlt. of the Waallanrl A"", °r “t’1, ln ' . ’ .. . . ! gets its irlory? What are hotel rates, , house, will give a New I ear, party at t Jrovldc<ra man is detained In the town ~ , -T PROMPTLY DONE, his popular hotel. Tnunday evening, j for a few weeks, and can good medical1 ners rortespondent a little mon- fre­ I1 pn XHOrl V ; UUU I 01 uddl A/ 1111 fl X Maichiag & Resawg sheriff Ella and Deputy sheriff Uii-f: And Satisfaction Guaranteed. Hams returned from Olathe, Kansas ■ Monday night, having in custody Ed.J npiTfflT PV PPfiQ 9. WIT FIUQ and Charles Smith, dmrgKI with steal-‘ UJblH JuEi I DllUD. & nLuillIw. ing a cow in Sunfield last August. The wife of the prisoners innocently furnished the clue that led to their I>fcing tratted and arrested. The fire Wednesday morning fully demonstrates the fad that Charlotte holiday goods. Thow wishing .any-. (<mteBtont i* allowed a friend at the . needs a system of water-works. It is thing In that line ran find what they j corners to steer him around ? Must I1 the opinion of the better portion of our want in this dtv. . th*- race lie finished id one evening, and citizens that the 'city council should I, ran a num rest when he gels tired anu ! UIUUI.J, some action on <Ztarin the subject this rin listen to oneol IhelgirM of j h7ve\!£ui"d«lurt£Tfrom htatouS? I take wlfio - .thrt^ork ■ . ir, unnmeww-, » nbTwXnW'^f You wand will ~ .id the _ new. 1^1 J Three in. * |U "irta * *“ " lectures,ir and will aid the you atteud th.new IwI Mglb j project if you attend the J ___ Robert Burns, by our eloquent toWRa-' me spring. >» T^nfred, Hon. George Willard hus gone to St. August Im, Florida, where he was suddenly exited by a telegram announc­ ing thr dangerous illness of his wife, who went there several weeks ago with her sister, Mrs. Allen Willard, to visit IND RAPID* DIVISION. raktair relatives. ■TAT1OX*. John Y. Hicks, of, Pennffeld, while cutting corn stalks with a power cutter, Wednesday last, fed his right hand into the knives, cutting all the fingers off, above the third joint, the thumb alone dicing saved. The much talked about ejectment case of Mm. Emily King, of .this citv, 0(l j cash value, and report the full amount to obtain possession of a large amount I railroad. z. If you want to see _______ the neaWBt **»«. _______and , £o | to »>e raised through their chairman, L. of valuable land that was once the | bestJefferson race everstreet skated in Hastings, go te • E- Km*PP«i. reportol the total amount property of her father, (ten. Convia, the rink this. Thursday, • -*---------au- j of notes at about £48,00); their estimat­ has been had under advisement by tnc tfOUODkZM unww -...... .......... evening and witow the ronlwt be­ ed value, >42,70). The amount of cash Judge Hooker for the-past year anti is I now decided. The decision is adverse tween John Brock, of thi, city, and C. I bonus to be raised was 542,500; neces­ > to Mrs. King. The case will probably sary to purchase balance of right of go to the supreme court. L. Walrath,’ of NaahrUJe. .Hjirj w — —»----_ rrATioxi. “ *the v- county lintn New Ykak,’ Danol -The Uwrtinga right of* way from Unto thin thhi j Many of our citizens who have long prized an acquaintance with Hon. Jonac*y, including .♦j.Hrtn ,melon srnunds ground, here. here. — | than G. Wait, of biurgis. will take an , City Band will give a New 1 esnutare gt»l. Totnl amount to hr ruital, 1I interest in learning that be recently - ------at Union Halt Ha»tlBg».on at Union Halt Hastings, on Wed»*iy w *«»•* -.............. inurtwt m his 73d frirth-day with a — 1 celebrated — ---- ------tv of of fifty fifty pfoneer pioneer inenos friendsukuumdu -------- 1 1 !K: T?iwd’ ?,’9in' . ty ,___ _ Reed , orchratra. Hill to danue »U».’ • •*—— »»Waal tattotHs extendi bond voted to give his residrtwe. Mr. Wait settled exteooM. j the bond into the handsofa committee | “**”•** nealrie in 1838 and has been a oiHittu.... thM toe“ta£ one or The M. E. Sunday school wiU fixe of five, with instruction, to turn this; thr foremost citizens of Southern Mith Christrnsf? bond over to the syndicate when, in Decern-) their judgment, enough more notes have ■ been secured to protect the signers of; the Ixmd from lose- in other words, when 51,910 more of good notet have by an now Made by P, D. Beckwith, only stove in the market mounted with Boiler Iron. a Thousand in Use IN BARRY COUNTY. H. A. Goodyear & Sons . Battle Creek Republican. Utt Round Oak Heating Stove These Stoves are for Sale only by fiend or j of’ our ’ dty is destroyed by the -h- fire "-H-nd l>efore we act in the matter. man, James Clarke. P. 1, them wi agrnt of a reliable Married, at Mr. A. J. Britton's, in accident insurance company in Hart.this city, city, by by Rev. Rev. W. W. A. .this a. Hunsberger, Huwmergtn, •Sunday, December 14th, Mr. Wm. t. loaed the rani of C. W. Jones Dell, of Wellington, Ohio, and Mias in answer to the postscript, Mary L. Cooke, of Hastings. comAh to tukBailroadJt The adjoumJust as soon as Hastings gets a com solid­ cd meeting of the signers of the railroad peting line of railroad, one of our aid Ixind was held in the court room men will put up a splendid roller miH. Thursday afternoon. The committee Other manufacturing retebUahiaents of ten appointed at the previous meet­ will locate here when we get the new , ing to examine the notes, estimate their Sled or a Pair of Skates for the Boy ? Doll or Dishes for the Girl? Set of China or Glassware? Book, for J uvenile or Adult ?, ‘ We keep a Full Stock of Everything thllt enUra jntn a hnu.-u-. from nt*Wl< rooni- January 1st. »nd surgical attendance 1* had. half. . a,, u • i — cash half advertising, e. o. d. t. f.? Is i Hear James Clarkes lecture on then?any prescribed costume, or will ( ■ Robert Burns, in Union Hall Tuesday I every contestant Im* allowed to wear' evening. December 23d. Proceeds to : inattrwrs. pillevs. etc..’ on those iw- l uiA th.. rtMkv ruiirr.M.1 ■ tions of his Itodydnost exposed to trio 1 aid toe new railroad. tkin> ia it existed thutronteatante i Despite the hard times our trades- i make a «Irposit. Iteforr starting in tor i mm have pmonrM splmdld invoice of | ru the Shelves and Coun­ Eacli One Warranted! Than may now betersseenat theuponStore of ’the necessary aid be ready within the unlay evenings. Dec. l»th and ftXh, the TTZTii- \ » wprkl-renuwntd champion, Frank C..wport ”'r’,W Choice cigars at Happy George’s. HL WAGONS! At Messer's Rink. Friday and Sat- j n,>xt two week*- Q<umu MERRY assured those present that they wouM perform their work faithfully, and the meeting adjourned. The action taken is a wise one, as five Nev M»h. ls®4. Where you will find a full line of JEWEL STOV ICS and RANGES, also the celebrated PARIS RANGE. east*, a*. FAMOUS'and1DECEIVE MT JLESOFTH EWOR W Rupture �Nn ou<* who has had any acquaint* Kucr with tin* life of the poorer dasaes in Naadr* eau wonder at the ravages the cholera in making in that city. Large numbers of Lunilies are there IXsnt up together. ft*higl» and narrow iHMiMkt. which focktoe a filthy court, with' very inadequate ventilation, with hardly waler enough to stake their thirst, and without any of the couveniencxs that decency Menu to us to domaud. We have high Italian authori­ ties for saying thnt nranrparib of the town are in n worm* condition than thr lowest London slum* and. from our own InspecUuit, we nr - inclined to be­ lieve U.tit life in mau of the funded would bq simply impossible were it not for the geniality of the climate, which iwnnits so much .of almost every day to be spent in the open air. The tourist driven quickly through tho Nfcruato and the Vicaria; he has no wish to mount the tilthy stair* and glance into the squalid and overcrowded rooms to which they lead. Indeed, it might bo unsafe for him to do so. unless he were accompanied by an agent of the police, who is sure to lie regarded with suspi­ cious and hostile eye*, or by one of the priest* who have succeeded in gaining the personal confidence of this outcast |mrt of their fl<x:k. It is not strange, therefore, that when an epidemic cants a fierce and sudden light on I all this misery, those who have hitherto ignored it should gnxr on it aghast, and forget how much ha*, hern done to al­ leviate il during the last ten or fifteen years. The sanitary condition of Na­ ples is still, beyoud nil question, worse | than that of any English town; but no English u>wu "hits made .such rapid ( progrewi as Naples has of Iain done. A । large garden has been laid out on the shore for the benefit of tho poorer part of the population; broad streets, that iet in th>* sunshine and the sea-breeze, have boon opened up through the mont crowd»*d districts; and. though tbo fondaci still* remain** c»|*rn the grotte have lieen c1<mc<I. TI>c latter were caverns ‘ hollowed out of the soft rock, In which from thirty to titty fnmilibs would some­ time* i»cnl togi ilier, with no division between them but a rough line drawn or scratched u)M>u the ground between the beds. For this damp and dusky accommodation rmi wmdemanded and paid, and it wA» not only the landlords who complained when the caves were finally r)wed. Some of the modern appliances intro­ duced into lh«* town have not been ontiroly successful Tho system of drain­ age, for example, has unquestionably improved the external ap]xutrance of the streets, and given them an air of cleahlines* they aid not posseas before; but it is more doubtful whether it has benefited the health of the city. The outfall of the sowers is too near the shore to render their discharge cither Imperceptible or harmless tn a sea that may almost bo called tid- h > It is certain that fever ha* become more frequent -finer they were built, and it is possible that they’ may help to ‘carry -the cholera- into districts tlikt4night otherwise have been free from danger. To those who know nothing of South­ ern Italy except whnt they have learned from Liberal pamphleteers aud histor­ ians, it may seem strange that the Lazzaroni should suspect their fellow citi­ zens of a deliberate attempt to reduce the surplus population by introducing the disease into parts of tlie town that have hitherto escaped, or even by direct poisoning i» the hospitals. Those who are inthmdelv acquainted with the people will feel no surprise at such rumors, strange and unfounded as they are. The history of Naples for the last century, at least, has been the history of a war between the middle and the lower classed in which the latter gained many victories. tin» last of which was achieved on the barricades of 1848. and was the death-blow to the Italian Revo­ lution Now they are reduced to aiJeuee, bnt though Garibaldi, the hero <if the middle class. succeeded in firing the feelings <rf the whole population for thirty-six hours. the enttiiuriasnk^s^on passed awith . and the old feud. the old animtwity. ’the old suspicion still re­ mained. Whether tlui policy of the new kingdom of Italy —more especially the way ip-which its taxes are levied and employed —is calculated to allay or lo irritate this feeling is a questfon into which foreigners perha|M* need not in­ quire. — tklturflmf Review. Slimmer's Nephew. I wm sitting in my office chair solac­ ing myself with a c igar and trying tn subtract fifty dollar* from thirty'dofinra so a* to pay my. quarterly rent, but had about given\it up in despair when the footsteps of a No. 12 boot coining up rtain* ait:.K ir,! nn attention. Vision** of tlie Sheriff or of the washerwoman with nn unpaid bill Unshed acroas my mind, and 1 had hardly time to throw four or five dunning tatters into the fire before the door opened and in stalked McGuffin. |i<* looked different from what he did a week ago. His eyes were bloodshot, and hue hair stood* up in every direction, so Fhat he had to hold his bat on, and he had the general ap­ pearance of a man who had been blown up iu a nitro-glycerine explosion or kicked by a mule. He let himself care­ felly into a cushioned chair, unbuttoned hi* dtiHter. and deposited a club, which had been hidden under his coat, in the corner. After tatting out two or three groan- to’ show us that he meant it he looked up. “Do I look very bad?” he asked, that 1 was" gazing on him in ! astonishment and bowilder**I told him that he did; that he was tbe wont looking mao I had Neon for a long time and that be reminded me of a I wilL bv Go*h.” him that J wouldn't if 1 wore al a Slimmer invited hi* him ” I ritoold you need is a booked nose sod two pawn ticket* to he an old clothes shop.” “I know it,” said McGuffin. despond­ ently. “that u what I wanted to tell vou about. You see. ever since th<wburglara broke into Jones’s my wife ha* wanted a burglar alarm, and seeing one advertised In the Herald I got one. It is a sort of electric battery. You under­ stand. All you have got* lo do is lb connect it with all the door knnbs in the house, turn the current <>n, and if a burglar should try to get iu it wonld send him over into Slimmer's backyard and make*.him think a brick house had fallen on lajp.** “Then it works tire-raUi. dcee it?” “It did. bi4 it don’t now. Il worked all right until Slimmer's nephew found it out. It would make you stand on your head in au ecstasy of delight to see the way my wife need to tire tramps and book agents into Slimmer'* yard. Sometimes a heavy fat agent would got bold of the machine and It wonld make him skim along the ground right through the fence. I have had to build six new fence* since I got it, and it is get­ ting rather monotonous. As I was tell­ ing you. Slimmer’s nephew found it out, and so one morning be crept Into the cellar and turned on the current wltl; a jack knife. ■ You know old Miss Mullon has the faculty of always call­ ing around in the forenoon, just in time to be asked to dinner. It seems that this morning she came rather eqriy, and instead of going in the front way •he carat round to the back door.” ’ “Did she go in?” I asked, seeing that 1 ought to say something. ••she tried" to, but Slimmer's wife says she didn't make a -access of ft; that she tat right go of that door-knob, and turned two or three complete somer­ sault* <>v«*r toward bur house, coming down head tint in au old hogshead half full of straw*, where she remained waving her number seven shoe in the thin air until Slimmer's nephew rushed up and helped her out; and now she »wears that we keep a trained pile­ driver in our back y ard.” “But that isn’t what gives you the air of a run-down republic.” ’ “I know it. I’m just coming to that. You see, I have to go tx> tbo Episcopal prayer meeting every Monday night, and last night I hnd to go anyway. That everlasting infernal idiot .of ’a Slimmer's nephew turned on the cur­ rent again while I was going, and. of course. I didn't kuow anything about it. I didn't get home-till after ten. and as all the folks were in bed. 1 thought I would let myself in easy, by the sidedour, so as not to awake anyone. Any­ how. I tried to get in. and then I can't distinctly remember what took place. All 1 know, is that I found myself in the further end of the yard, wedged in between a tree aud a heap - of old crockery ware, hoop-skirts, etc.” “Did you get in?” •*Oh ves, I got Id—in the morning; for I’ll be eternally blanked if I could wake anyone up. and as it was raining pretty hard. 1 gave it up, and had to camp out under an old wash-boiler all night” Then there fell upbu us a dead si­ lence. broken only by two or three bars of “Home, Sweet Home,” from the first spring hand-organ in front of mv office, while McGuffin reached for bis club and silently slid out.—Peck't Ban. . A Vanishing Ideal. Man never attains his ideal He comes nearett It the day he leaves schqfcj; all that year be hovers around it in pleasant proximity. Sometimes I think be quite attains it on (xsminence­ ment day. But a year away from school be and bls ideal part company. He sees it drifting farther away from his eager hands. I have, in my own brilliant and aggressive career, pursued several fleeting and more or lew* perfect ideals. From where I now staud. rat the distance pole, I can see the majority of therojicooting under the wire, and "I feel that I am shut out. One. 1 can mjc, i* yet in nearer sight, and 1 am very loth to see it away from me. j have mv ideal of physical perfection in tho aged*. This is the manner of old man I want to be. 1 am not a tall man now. I do not reallv have to stand up tojook over the back uf a car seat. I stand up merely because 1 can see further. But as I grow old 1 want to fat up. I want to develop a capacious bay window, ho that when my summer vest Ls hanging on the line Its will look dike a shooner coming' down “wing and wing.”Then I can wear my watch in my fob, with a big seal dangling from ‘t like a bell­ clapper. I want to l>e short in the breath aud wlteeze when 1 climb up­ stairs, and puff and pant when I climb up hill, and have to take two step* to cross the gutter. And 1 would wear a clawhammer coat, with wide lap­ Eels, all the time, and carry my band­ erchief in my hat. I would like my hair to turn snow white or else fall off, 1 am not very particular which. I would like my mustache to bleach out until it looked like a streak of flour across my lip. 1 believe thia is all. * I think that is a photograph of the kind of an old man I would like to be./This is my ideal old mau. Cane and wheexy laugh, of course. And I am fust a* confidential as I am that I will die rich that, as I grow old, I will shrivel up and dryout until I look like a Hboeatring with clothes on. 'Twas ever thus from childhood's hour* I’ve seen my fondest hopes decay: 1 never tried to save an hour out what 1 wasted half a day. 1 never look a girl to church, tlie longest way back home to plan, but that she left me in the lurch, aod walked back with an­ other mau. I never bad a fond gazelle tn glad me with Ila dark blue eye; 1 bad a goat, which knocked me out, my lifo is marred with buts. aakl L The two eye-Is which constitute the rhyme in this closing atenxa, you will observe, are not matea; they are just simitar enough to spoil the rhyme and diverse enough to mar their harmony. — Rurletlt, m Brooklyn Eaqk. -4u Louisville,' Ky., a bright little girl, eight years old, in perfect health, was suddenly awakened by a fire in a building right across the street from her father’Mhoujic- The fin* thing she raw wwm thetfieroe glare of ti»e burning building and the firemen loMing the furutore oututfehe window. Theofght prostrated her so with terror that it was several hours before * she oonki spsak: rin neve? rallied from tbs shook, and JM the next evening. . ’ TBK OLB R KA PER. MM ths tevwahahwd and tbs blsck-halrvd tee mirivoe. I took down • •hovel, however, and noon found that mv find was a cannon, and by its shape, Ilf foreign make and ao it proved, ns a few days later I took mH ropes and •derrick on a scow and lifted it to th* surface. We found that il was an old h panish gun, and after the coral was •craped <» f. the arms of lipain were plainly *en. It had been captured btpbably by pirates a long time ago# and lost overboard in some wav. or a vesael bad been sunk and entirely gon* etoqoence, but on aeooont of their judgment aod executive ability. Ooe of the arehbtabops of Canterbury’ tfcwley. who died in 1*48, was distie■•Hsf<.ru U ib Ums to go." gafshed as a bad speaker The following anecdotes illustrate They put ths slokle within hb> hand: He howM tn lb*windy wtrnat; th, d««rt I, Irmn hh A what he could do in the way of spoUing picasMiitly fell tbs jrohlsti ears. Jroivrr '«> ttal — Ln** s apeeeh. With a most delicate and With the OQ.-Q flo wsrs at hta tost. alm *«i fastidious taste as tu style, he He Ufted a hnndfal. thourhtfuily: Some boor- ‘'”r hB’*2? L It was ripe and full ami sweet. was always making corrections in hk 1 anovlea tborrnxibo. railway entered an ®nure lad U U speaking as softie writer* do on their to pie -e*. ... manuscript, a fatal fault in a speaker imagine a suddener changeThe ••I was impre-urad,” continued the wbojej.d^.nd Thus presiding at an anniversary of speaker, “with the wonders of this Ou the th* Clergy Orphan Girls’ school nt 8t world under the -ra that I began'to de­ Aud I think thia Is—the last. John ’s Wood, he delivered himself vise some method of reproducing It, tens: I "Let me rest awhile Iwn-ath the tree; and I made some attempts at photog­ I or I like to wstcb you iro. | “No one can *m—(oorrecli Ataue^) raphy under water. My appliances c “ nt bed. wblob i. <«1«T With eioklee brljthl. throuyh the ripe, full —can look upon-tbe*e respectable we e crude, and it can- hardly be called wheat. Ami tn fee) the frosh wind blow." a sucrose but I proved that it is possi­ dred le«»boee th° ‘<’T'LOtL,hbwt^ looking girls—(corrreU hmux f > —three | And they aprea 1 thulr work in* coats for him nice-locking girls - (oorrecti him-telf )— ble. and I haven’t the slightest doubt 'Mon? tho irraase* awset and low. I tbene good girb—(eorvacts hmedf)— , but that in a few years a photographer When ih* sun m*w blyh thor came arain. three female girls”----* ’ can go to the .bottom and take nega­ For a drink end tlw'r brand and meat: । Heq: there was a suppressed titter, tives of wrecks u> show tbe actual poAnd in tbrteadow h ■ »l«*-pinr tay. under cover of which the speaker b*r- ‘ With Minvhlnr* on bl* frat. . ■ s lion*, etc. Not only this, but fishes Like a child at nistet, out*pent vltb plag. ried on to tee eooclusioa of his mmand nil the marine animals can be re­ He Iny In (dumber -weet. to ngm- I tepee, not reoorued. 1 produced exactly. How cab it be s.nlmenu. no enclosure* | .-He used to rub his hands anxiously When they ratne aaaln. be faintly said: done? Wall, that is my secret, but of "I have enmv-! the meadow aUta together while speaking, as if he were I course the electric light will be a prom­ formed th. bank, of My work Is don<-: *tU nearly dark: I ahall rr*t ia a little whlfe.“ washing them. I have seen him twice. । inent feature of such an undertaking. That nlirbt It «a’ Harvest Home with him; aod oner saw a bishop imitate him .to “One of the last trips that I made on But be went awav with a am Hr. the life. the reef was to an old wreck that had — AjmKii E. U.irr. in K. 1’. fndependaiU. There is a story teat be used to be- I been lying there for perhaps fifty year*. I wail hta own nervotisne-w a« a speaker, 1 went down to it at night, aud when LIFE UNDER THE BEA. and that one of his chaplains reeow । 1 turned on ter electric light I found mended him to shot himself up in th* | A Naturalist Watehlax Flahaa ia Their myself in n curious place. Tbe hull of I Addington dining room, and address Own Kleaaeat—The Bonaeatlr Life of the vessel was seemingly complete, buC I the chairs, imagining people in them. , the Denizens of the Ocean—Their znot a single part of the surface>ut “How did your grace get on?” he | Hpurls and llabl(a — Photograph - rwhat was pierced with holes made by I was asked after the first experiment. the shipworm (teredo). 1 attempted Taken Under Waler—FUhea That I “Well, you see, I think 1 got on veay to atop on the wood, und though look­ Walk oa Lane. nicely at firm, but all at inaee 1 caught ing solid, my weighted foot rank into it “I have taken up diving to study the like paper, and with a slight push I । sight of that high-backed chair there te | the corner, and he look rd so formida­ habits of some animals under water,” threw over'a large portion of the old said an enthusiastic man to an En­ hulk. Thu worms had eaten into the ble that be put rae <>vt, and then I brwtea I quirer reporter. “1 have made fishes wob<i and lined their holes with a limy down.” --FouU’s ttempaazen rather a specialty, and for a number of secretion, ho that these tubes were all years I have used a poat with a gins* there was to hold the structure together; Tacriaatiea. bottom. 1 bought a small sloop that the wood bad disappeared In the hnd a well in her to hold fish, took out hold great masses of branch coral were At the instenoe of Mr. Bart, a par IU» ‘be dewrt ta oil the bottom and inserted several panes growing up out of a pile that was once .kv?ndMod tayp.nd.ur. iMbriUieooy •»'''“ *££ liamontarv paper h iost publUM of heavy glaaa, and there I had a per­ the cargo.’’ ‘ w hich will not make pleasant reading fect window in the bottom of the boat, About every two hour. th. trm° “How about the fish that crawls out I w for Che aati-vaccinatioa faaaticH. It su that even in the roughest weather I on dry tand?” asked some one. auu» »> »— .tation, that ta toBh"e*y. X -iw ।• wdelr“ ,diBB show* at a gtance tho annual ourohur could lie and look down through U, “The fish.” continued the naturalist, of death* from small pox in the army and suu the smallest objects on the bot­ “is a little fellow that looks verv much and navy sine* I860, together with tike tom. and ao make my collections. But like whet wo call a scqlpiu, although ratio of such deaths per 1.000, and tiw this only made mo eager to get a it hainone of the bar'iels t number uf men joining in each year nearer view, and so began to think of and curious appendages that charac­ Tbruuiroout the whole penod, with the diver’s armor. I bought this and terize tbuto fish. 1 first noticeil 1 .on’,tbtu m hum»n iu order to m-wpt .ueh * very few exception*, tec tendency hw. had the huliuet altered so that I could them in fbu Spice Islands- -when been toward a constant dim in adoa •( Siw pcrtoctly well, and as I wm not go­ 1 was there in 1872. I was walking । I^ubtlww. time. *r« minor, "J ing to visit’ any wrecks there was no mortality, la the caoc of tee army, by the shore one day at low tide Um gold fever into thl. n.wl this is all the more gratifying on ac­ danger of breakage aud I wm perfectly where the beach wok formed of dark of ArUomt, which w. »r» oro*"'n*-|1*„ safe. I made my first experiment oh count of tee mnch targrr number of iinoa fortune mud and weed-covered rocks, when my SX ukI;whom or. mor. likely,may the-.not M.have J«- recruits now joining the -erriee, a olas* the Florida reef. companion said, pointing to HomeHinall partenitarly Hahin to cutch any infec­ "< inc of the most remarkable features objects that were bopping along shore S'Xn^nT. d.X S tious disease which happens to be rife. of this life under water is the fact that near the water. •Isn’t il rather queer During the first fir* years io whidh the the fishes were not at all afraid of me, for frogs to go with salt waler?’ ’It's While th. boiler i« being Mled. th?.’*’' but swam about when I did not move, so queer that I never heart! of it be­ clt.nge Mtmo word, with the enpoeer. table refer*, tee average annual mor­ evidently taking me for an old wreck. fore.’ 1 n-pliwl, 'perhaps it’s some­ ImlEkbta. pmbrtly. new. of a. «w- tality from small-pox in the army wa* 29.6, and the average number of re Wh^ I raised my arm they "would dan thing new.' So we determined to find K ’“no™ then for th. them until the n.rt nladwwld Irwin »»• nwaTlor a few ru'-incnts nhd then sud­ crtiits 10,929; But in the last five jeara out whnt they were. and. taking oftonr denly return. They were :w .-uribus •hoes, we waded in and along the J2w.y liav If l.mmle.thl.wnib. ever the famous trans Sahara tbe mortality per annum fell to M. assume people, tlmir great eye--taring, while the number of men ioioin^ rose to bench s<> a* to drive the supposcu frug> ever open, presenting oftentimes a lu­ ashore. But all at once one' started Hi. lb 1 experienced «g»tn. w th my. 27,66m Tnrniug to the com pan ion serv­ dicrous spectacle. 1 have had fifties right up under my ex es and gave a hop ice which hod 28 fata! raw* in I860, ,11 tho lively impree.lon. tbhll find n elean rec ird for two yearn in sue * rub up against my armor, as you often of about a foot, and to my a-tonlshone. received I, the Eul see 1 hem against the bottom, probably nient it was a fish; and so I announced cession--1877 and 1878— and tbo I Del U>e earn, decided color, of th. d»»rt. lo rid themselves of some obnoxious to uiv- friend who was behind ratio per 1,000 b only .(rt, tee aauw* a* Ho thl. brlllknt follow «nd. lM» herd parasite. The way 1 made my obser­ wouldn't twlieve me; butyrhen became in the army. It Bpps’ar* erttablfatad. blu..ky, loelog l«l< «‘^,Vbn.'*X. vations of fish and their movements up, there the little creature wm. high therefore, bv. them tosta that oorajmi * ”PTS* S.ur^nd of ~n«d. was to recline upon the iMittnm among and dry. resting on a stone, with Its wiry revaccination i>»«Jowly but surely “bkd. w> m^eh "truck mfc bfoelw o|>crating to stamp out small pox botii the coral and have a supply of cray-fish bend somewhat raised, on it* promi­ bail that thev are ven- tend of. aud in nent pectoral fins. I made a jiimn for in the army and nnvy. aud if this hapyears ago. when I contemplated, from in tb^e canehwe have warrant for tbi-jway I often had a perfect school of it and my friend did the name," but S^Topfof hills that bathe their feet in fish ihtverlng over me, and so could ob­ away it went, hopping just like a toad, •lirving that Ute same. rceulta might th. Sfte. thewe plain. <* serve their every movement. Did vou and for several momenta then* wn« a , be accomplished irt thr civil population. roll without unduUdoo and without ever watch a fish in the water’’ ’fake race between mau and trfh. We n><m / option (Hot*. the common sunfiah. As it poises in hemmed it in, however./and I bnve it limit oven, toward, th. myelenon, re­ of remember Centrel Aino*. midwatur you will see the Hide or pec­ in my cabinet now. The side fins are gion. * I .Uli having left mv da Perked Ugtitatar. toral tins moving in a kind of Hide mo­ •Imust arms, and are strong aud pow­ tion, just the same movement erful. and on-them tbe fish rests aud haboah to climb to tbo rommlt trfon.By papeni received by last mail I ere Of thoM hill, which are I that you intuitively try to make jumps. In Australia, soAie years ago, that Mr W. C. Gnriey claims to have with your hand* when you try ♦ome geologists found some fossil bonus th, ruin* of a temple, and of having re shown, by photographing a flash of to “tread” water or keep yourself mo­ that were pronounced to belong to a malned wiaMsl upon thooo ruin, nnul , lightning, thttt tee ordinary notion of tionless; in short, the pectoral fins are large fish. In 1876 sorao one discov­ te kod lightning mast hu given up. I the arms of tne fish, its fore limbs. In ered the identical fish alive. • du nut know -whether thin roue)axion the flyidg-fish the arm-lina are wings; hOH been drawn from the photograph of “The wax’ they did so is somewhat in some o' the sculpins there are regu­ a single fia-*h or ndt, but you will seo lar fingers by* which the fish crawls curious. They were on a bunting trip । fnuu the endowed photographs that tho the oountry. and one night over t/e bottom; in tho Periapthaimus up camped near a *mall stream. Id the the ancient inbaHtam. of thl, old earth conkjunion is an entirely taloepne. A* theyare used to walk on dry land. In examination of my photographs will mitlale of the night one of the party formerly viewed th. eame T“tacle. observations of this kind,* continued show that all the flashes except Ah. well. 1 do not kuow It tbl" Am”rithe speaker, you notice things that can wo8 awakened by a curious barking one h:ul the zigrag form and thateomr sound, and. thinking it might bo some can dreert without pMU without name, not even be aeon in a good aquarium, of them are roagnifioeotly forked as there the fish are under emtain re­ wild animal after tbuir horses, he he. not Mill more grandeur, and If th. They reoemblfl very closely thr photo­ thought ot three eonlurie. ot aolitode straint While I have been l^ng-low. slipped on his clotbeaArtk a rifle and graphs of sparks from a Holtz electrical went ouL "The mfifle came a|regular which have preceded th. recent oom litrraHv, with all these fishes hovering it achine, take* by Mr. A. Matheson in Intervals from the', river below, and. ouc-t ot man doe, not .peak more over me. 1 have seen performances that I’rofnwior Taiffs 'laboratory, and nnbtaking a narrow pWh. he ntartod after even to the Imagination than the rewen- exactly akin to our games and lishtMl in volume xxyil. part 3 of the sports. When a lot of young fishes It. The moon wm bright, and. when m.mhranco ot three oonturlre ot h^“ I ransnotion* of the Royal Society of he got down to the level of the water, torv. Notwilh.landing the dud and were about 'they were continually en­ EdinlHirgh.” ' The amount of detail be beard the bark and saw a targe, heM. I can not tear mvrotf front the gaged in games of chase. Now’ one shown in tee photograph of the tree wonld dart, and. followed by half a gli’ti ning object, and then saw It leap little platform ot our oar; 1 am intomilluminated by thr n*«h give* one a cateil with thia ,unr with the« color, dozen other*, the pursued dodging here along or flounder through the graus. very g«*>d idea of the brightness, when and there behind bits of coral until Upon this he fired, and to bis amaze­ that I .hall Mtn no-more, and the com­ we "consider that expomire can not have ment found that be had shot a fish. ing ot night alone ean drive me »waysome other tish In turn seemed to at­ • Mixxlrit the millionth part of a s«xma The shot awakened the rest, and the AUnl we crowt the Colorado tract attention, and the entire crowd — h dia (ter. /xgiuta" hwCart which mark, the limit would rush pell-mell after it One day creature was brought into camp. It I saw two fishes, called smelts, ap­ wm about aix fuet long, had a small and toward, eight o olook In the even­ proach each other in a solemn w>y, bead and enormous scale*, while the ing we reach Fort Yuma on the Ironti.r ot Me.ioo, - lloHgngalhmalul. lx tterii addremeS to the foBewtait ewsw-re open their mouths as wide as possible body ended not iu a lin, but In a point. minin* in the poet ©Ok* at HaeUnr.. Bmw until their lips met. Then they would It.was found that they breatbeo both Mra’teitaGSv^feuSra’Stamp. slowly draw or back off and then re- air and water with perfect ease, and Aandwleh Mend Heun. ehtaffj. Jareb Wtfte. Alva Havre and**. ;>eat the operation. You may call It that when hungry the great fish, which whnt you like, but judging from our was a vegetable feeder, would come to The bouree ot Honolulu are alway, the shore, expel tho air that i/held in standpoint I assumea they were kiss­ open, day and night, a. the ing each other. They were certainly its air bladder, thus making the bark­ tore ia k> warm that ou. baa to «leep lW*H*'pbWKRti. P. M not fighting, as I repeatedly saw en­ ing sound, and wander over the flat/ out ot door., aa II -cm. counters. and they were always char­ in March of food.—Cincinnati En treat air. They are hullt mrellyJ>t ___________ acterized by rapidity of motion and quirrr. wood, though many ot the oldeat and display of temper natural to tbc occa­ more aubetantlal hootrna are built ot Yeretarlan Cate. sion. coral atone, a tew of lava Monnrnbd APRAUUK a 80N, Attaroeya and Ooa aielo “ Jne of the most remarkable sights Your correspondent, S. Jepson, of many may yet be won within the limit, k Sm that * 1 observed,” continued the Riverton, R. L. wishes to hear the re­ ot Honolulu made ot gran, and occupied llerted. * amateur diver, “were the coral beds. sult of those who have tried feeding I bv tbo native, ’ These native huta or houses arc built From a boat they present nothing un­ sweet corn to their cat*. I can speak usual—a brown mass of pointed stems from sixteen yean’ experience with our by making a framework of bn“l*» or branches; but one 4*)’ 1 *lftd the pet cat» and can vouch for his love for poire, covered with >»*"’. **• boat placed ou,the edge of a channel, it. I think our pet cat can be called a nana tree, the trunk of which can be and gradually walked down Into it until vegetarian. His fondness for almost all removed in layer,. Thia, again. U I attained the bottom, in about thirty- cooked vegetables is very marked. erod with graae and trimmed on the five or forty feet of water, and I tell String beans, peas, Lima ’ beans and corner, and lop by weaving the gnu. you the scene was impressive. I seemed squash disappear rapidly before him; into dlCer.nl pattern-. One opening An Independent Newspaper of Dem to be in the -treets of a city. The ho will eat of beets and beet-greens or door iuoally admit- enuugb light bottom upon which I stood was a pure with a greater relish than meat: cab­ and air for the average native, though acratic Principle^ but not Controlled b white sand, hard and firm, and per­ bage he care* but little for, but all ■ome but, are divided off Into eeverel fectly free of coral: but on either side kinds of greens, like dandelions, mus­ rotiana. with two and eomellmee three ftny Set of Politicians or Manipulators ruec’a perpendicular wall of the branch tard, ote.. be eau a* though he loved doon. A mat hung down on the imnde. Devoted to Collecting and Publishing al rural nearly forty feet high, all the thorn. Potatoes are not a special favor­ covering Hi. open&g; ia the common the News of the Day in the most Inter points extending directly outward or ite with him. although be will eat ttram. door. Mata made of broad grass inter­ toward me, and presenting a magnifi­ l have noticed that cat* of Maltese woven or braided, and *ometimes flags, cent unbroke* surface of a rich olive­ blood are very fond of potatoes; one form the carpet*, and a pile of from •ibta PvomptAML Accuracy and Impar brown hue. • hat I owned year* ago would ex*en rat twn to ten, and motdimos even more, liality; and to the Promotion of Deme must have walked one hundred them raw. I* know' their taste* differ makes the »>ed -m which the natives tratic Idoai and Policy in tha affairs o yards through this channel when sud­ m much a* human beings, for aume of denly I uotioed a black object on the tbe kinds of food menttnned above I Ftorail tire there is none, the native* bottom about twenty feet ahead At have plact'd before hungry cat* and always sitting on tha ..................... with their first I thought it was’*shark or a turtle, they would not touch it.—Hartford Tbetr and. charging bayonets with nn plk. or iron spear that 1 carried, I mured — Chine*children in California are on aud found that it was soroethtag th*' had swidentlx- fall** from abFve. nut allowed to attend thr public schools, It mas completely overgrown with sea­ on the ground that public education la weed and covered with incruMating .Utebdnd uulv for those who can corals, and It was nearly half aa hour Mors I trad cleared away the sa&d. ’ rtsacraee CtaF. during which time I had te *u te (r.,m the Uoited Ftatee. coming te*» Francta. bv lb.pro Souther. P»_„,h»blv on, J PATENTSS£g w �The Hastings Banner. our lot to look upon lofor. You will buggy wm gone. The return of I mnke bo mntek, if you buy of him. the articles would be appreciated hy Good, pure and wholraome candles he HAHTINGR. THURSDAY. DECEMBER IB. HM. the owner. ' will Ml you, and nothin* else. And eo Bush & Newton have moved their far u price, go. he makut his own can,jony saw mill onto the farm or Milo dim. aud can mil them at aa low Williams in Baltimore. They have it rates u you can purchase the spu­ in running order, and invite every one rious goods which load tbe counters of who haa sawing to bring on their logs, ether dealers. He will'bg happy to aa they will give sail,taction. serve you, knowing that he can give The Banneii regrets to learn of the you your money’s worth of good goods. failure ot Mr. Geo. Luther, ot Middle­ Remember his place, with John Roberts' Vine. Mr. L. made an assignment a nows stand. IIAHRY COUNTY AGRICCLTIKAL SO­ CIETY. few days since, with liabilities about P. 8. He keeps agood stock of choice ♦2,100. At the writing the amount ot cigars too. If you want a good smoke A<Tte«lt«inU oochXy will b« held to the the amete is not detaitely known. remember Happy George. 7OCts. Local News. The orange race at the Jefferson Christmas Carnival.—Measfs. Jor­ Street Rink Thursday evening last was dan & Kentield, the enterprising pro­ * very pleasing' affair, rendered the prietors of the Jefferson street rink, more so because of the tact that tour have prepared a most interesting treat charming young ladies were the oonfor the lovers of roller skating in this tretanta. Miss Edie Kentield was the city and vicinity. It is'a grand Christ­ winner. All proved themselves experts mas carnival, en masque, to take place on rollers. Thursday evening. December 25th. Wax and rubber dolls at Hotchkiss*. . The Banner would call the atten­ tion ot its readers to the tact that A. R. McOmber has a One assortment of goods in his line especially adapted for the holiday trade. We know whereot we speak when we say thst Mr. M. is a re­ liable dealer, and his goods will be round just as represented. . . They have issued neat invitations to -----------------their friends,---------------------to attend in---------mask, .anditheeveningwillbegivenuptoa — ' carnival that will be brim full of amuse-’ inent and pleasure. No more delightful pastime could have been offered, and we have no doubt the occasion will - lie one to be long and pleasantly remem­ bered. Two prizes wifi be awarded, A Bit, stick Ot candy weighing nearly 16 pounds hangs in Happy George's window. Every person buying a pound Ki.EGAJiT perfumery and cologne. at or more ot candy at his retablishinent NetchkiM*. will bo given a ticket entitling the Special pricer* on holiday goodH holdlir to a chance of drawing the 16 McOmber’s. re.­ pound stick. All tickets must be p pre irSstChina and iudestructibhi dolls. at sented the Saturday rollowing Chi Hotchkiss’ store. mas. Some one will get tbe candy that Try Happy George's 5 cent cigars. day. The snow plow did effective service Meaday. Opera and Velvet. Celluloid toilet setts at wholesale prices at Hotchkiss’. one to the finest and one to the most grotesque looking masker, to be decid­ ed by vote of the audience. From now : on those who attend will busy them­ selves in providing costumes that will be |>aragons of beauty, good taste and odd*ty’ antlth" spectate they make will doubtless be the moat picturesque and J grotesque that our people have ever • had the pleasure of witnessing. The The following are the officers elect of ■ evening being a part of the Christmas Fitzgerald Post, G. A. R., this city. for I holiday, no doubt very many who do the ensuing year: Ladies* hand bagr. in plush and Com.—Baker Shriner. 8. V. Com.—O. H. Greenfield. leather at' Hotchkiss*. J. V. Com.—1\ W. Burgess. Rocking horses, drums, games. toy 8urg.—A. P. Drake. iiooks, etc., at Hotchkiss*. Chap.—J. N. Collister. Adj t.—not appointed. Considerable sickness from colds M.—Fred Alexander. is reported by our physicians. (J. I).—George H. Brooks. O. G.—E. Batterson. There is a large demand for extra Delegates 1 repies of last peek’s Banner. P. Drake, Geo. L. ’ ' ■ The best assortment of fine china, gesa. is., at Schantz, this year sure. ILSGNAL ,, ■ Recollect Hotchkiss has Ute larg­ Mr. Chas. Morse, of Richland, is m est line of holiday goods in the city. the City. Send the Banner for a year to y.our friend for a Christmas present. Do not fail to call at McOmber’a be­ fore purchasing your holiday presents. Buy beautiful English and Americaa fringed Xmas cards at Hotchkiss'. ; not ordinarily go to skating rinks will be.present at the Jefferson street rink. : and we know they will be abundantly rejiaid for going. Although the above Staple is now lower than it has been for years, we will endeavor to make prices so low on our Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots and Siroes, Hats and Caps, is visiting the latter. At Happy George's, all tlie lewling Len. Feighner, of Nashville, was in brands of tobacco, both chewing and I i tlie city over Sunday. smoking. L. J. Wheeler. oCColumbia, Dakota, Schantz always baa the Christmas. । was in the city over Sunday. If you don’t think so. just go and see ! C. A. Hough, of WocHjand, was a for yourself. welcome caller at the Banner office Practice on l»fiC» a while, so us to Monday. make no mistake’ when it gets here, or Mrw. Emma Austin, of Grand Rapids,, we get there. is spending a few days with relatives: Rkautifui. books from the cheap anti friends in this dty. toy bonk to Chamber’s Encyclopaedia N. T. I’arker left Monday for a westal Hotchkiss’. era trip, and calculates to take in the Millinery goods at cost, for the New Orleans Exposition betorejiis re­ next fifteen days at Mrs. VanhynlDg’s, turn. . opposite the (’entral House. Ed. Brown, of this city, and William Best line of harmonicas ever brougtli Severance, ot Middleville, departed tor to this city at Happy George’s. Prices Florida Monday. Ed. gu0* in search of to correspond with the times. good health and we hope he may get it. The meiqdjous Kazoo, at Happy Misb Belle Greble departed Tuesday George’s. Hear him play it, and you for Alliance, Ohio, aud will not return Any person indebted to Dr. tween the That you will experience no loss when trading with ug. Fourth J tote. BO OuBto. county line tbe place of beginning, containin',; Mxrat ninety E. Y. HOGLE range seven be s-.id Court Houie In lhe .-tty of HmUuks. MichlfpntbeMKl Court Ji gos.- being the plaer of holdln tlie drcult court for Mhl Hum eonnty—to Mtb ty the mnouutdtic ufwiu Mhl mortyriu-r u tth a. kwsl ciMla of such foroctonurc. Dited, December tffih.iaM. KATHARINE L BDQKLEV. .Mortgager, Cook & Hheldom, Atfy»ior Mtartgagee. Special State of Michigan. Tbe Circuit Court for th* County of Barry. In Cmuicery Mary C. Whitomorc. complainant. Daniel W. Brock. Sarah M errJU Bruck and Sarah Brock. dcleikdanffi. By virtue of a decree of tbe above me nttotted court in the aInmy entitled cause. bearing data February Wth; I shall aril at public auction co — , the highest ..MBbidder ... ■ ——on ..’Saturday, .1.^,1 I.. Ute «tll» day ivoldliiKthe (said court house HANDKERCHIEFS! authorized lo be *4d thereto. .» to-bribed In tbc morUcagv referred to. being a» foUuwn. viz: All that certain piece or parcel of land lyitw and being tn the townMilpof DrmiKevIlle.county al Burry and state of Mtcblgan. dMcHbedM follows, to wit; The soothrast quarter bf thr Miutltr.vt quar­ ter of section xeren (7). In town two (S> north.. range ten (W'weat, .-uiaxontaliilng forty acre* of land according to the United State, «umv thereof. Dated. December •?. iw. CHARLES >1. BRADY; Circuit Court C'omml.«don< r in and for Mid County of Barry .Mleh. P. W. NI.HKERN. Rukeitor for complainant. Turner, deceased, either by note or account, will please call al his late residence at once and adjust such claims. State ot Michigan, County ot Kbit) county of Barrv. holden at Uh- Probate* Office iu the city of Hartings. in said county. <>u Mon day the Sth day of lh-e.. In Uir tear one Uhmmand eight hundred and Hgbty -four. Present, Clement Smith. Jwige of Protode. In the matter of tte eetair of John Hotdi a tax, deemard. On reading and blingtbc petition, duly reri fled, of Dank-1 Striker, administrator of said re tate, praying that he mar be llimjwd tn seU certain real estate imtattgiug to wuil relate to said petition drecriited, for rtu*uu. therein aet \TT»erenpon It is ordered, that Monday, the aui day of Juii . A. l>. iter., at ten o'clock in tbe Dec. 16th, 1664. JOHN .1; TURNED. __ _______________ HaiMm.r.T.wwMjTrM.wr.rtN.tteef Notice is hereby Riven that 1 will be at the followIdk plarca on tbc dates named for the purpose of receiving taxes: A II nu Green’s—Tuesday. Dec. IMh. aud Satur­ day. Dcc.STth. Dowling. Friday. Dec. amh. •jt R. K. HAYNES. Treasurer. KENNEDY’S ■fore coming home - * au will buy one. Only ten cones. for Home months. Before Times are close, buk I have a large she expects to see thl stock of 25 cent goods. Enough for New Orleantt. f Lebanon, j all a present Call at Schantz. Mr. Arthur B. Frew ie one of tlie pub-1 pub. The city schools close on Friday of N. Hm and at one time is reported f■ iNER, Is this week for a two weeks vacation, liBhera of the^ANNER, mintion. He He will will RBWIfcl/l _____ very sick with -Consumption. commencing again Monday, Jan. 5th. Constipation, *nd *11 dtaorders Oysters, iu every style, at Willi­ upend the winter in the south in the ■lat*U, Ltaing from to impure gate of thr'BLOOD. — —Kn ...War from anv of the lltapseuson's, corner opposite Hicks Bros, and hope of prolonging his life. Mr. F. has a host of friends in this vicinity Hastings house, at 20 cents per dish. who will be pained to learn of his ill­ I PA^the highest rash prices for all ness. . kinds of fur. !’ Mr. C. Mason and family contem­ k. k. grant. plate a trip to Florida in the near fu-1 A fine line of new books, albums, ture for the benefit of Mr. Mason s I Altony. N. Y. . velvet frames and Christinas cards tor health. Chaa. says that fighting mua- Dr. David Kennedy. Rondotit. N. V.: the holidays Rt J. B. Robert's news quitoes during tlie winter, and between while* spearing alligators W the sport U>*» Jf Everybody wants a Christmas pres- he hankers after just now. Here’s hmL therefore go to John Hessmer and hoping hell return in tye spring a well , gel a good article for a small amount of man. , ! Win Dolph, *«»•««•• formerly of this city, l*temoney. n tn axupu, j_________ A NEW musical instrument, the Ka- i (>f Qy ve^ who has long beenasuffermx>. and also the largest stock of Hw-1 er froH1 intimal tumor, was brought Xu « thl tor bM* brfore 1 towv n»ri al rrikt> «»■ >.«‘»I>5=r,I:"3j^iSK Bsouicas, strings, etc., at Happy George’s. । city at |llH inquest last week, ■talliHit I rtundned lhe power enjuj "“‘ J. tto f-nur <1 -.rre. Nv in same building with express office. , Feeling somewhat improved, . though .. rrelatiui of Dr. l»art<i xenJohn Bessmer sells silvarware, jew­ Mtiu Hupposed to >»nmrtodeulh H door A-drS FAVORITE REMEDY lli:»*» he beared of his Inends to be tahen to Melry, watches, clocks, spectacle« at tho Ih*oU. Hert«rte.lwito his wire kjwftit prices. No guess work op pre*hl. innrnev Saturday. When last tour, trnl, s I KIWIS. enta given, but low prices fulv *|th f X“'“ “ « M 0 n/Zz- REMEDY Do The Right Thing. ■him. In accordance with an; agreement, , iionAoia.s. v. tike clothing, dry goods, millinery, fur-, Dakota. niture, hardware, harness and boot and No GunisTMas ia complete without a ■boe stores in the city will be ctosed on good supply or candlia. Thow who buy thou- swert-tneats for the little tolks ( Christmas. drain- and deserve to be assured that. What can be more appropriate for a thulr darlUMJo are nut stuffing liutr Christmus present than a fine watch or stouiaehs with adulterated goods, which a useful and oramental article of silver­ may taste all right, but which breed ware? McOmber has ’em. and at privre disordered digestive apparatus. Know­ to suit the times. ing this to la- the case, and to meet the PHOTOUILWBEU. I want to mH one thousand dollam want, or the public whom he has worth of goods the next two weeks, and always »o rsitMuUy served. "Happy ia order to do so I will sell them to suit George" and his capable wslMantohave Saturday, December 20th, We will Open the Largest Line of both Silk & Linen Handkerchiefs; Ever Shown to the Public of this County, and at such Extremely Low Prices that it wiH be a chance never offered before. ••• ..I.,"..! ... — V-. ■aid court, then to Ih- bobbin at the probate office. In the city of Haktiun, bi Mid county, and «bMr cause, if any then- be, why the prayer of th* petitioner ahonld not be granted. ^nd It la further ordered th; t xald petitioner* bearing thereof, by caualnt: a ropy of Uls order to be pul»U*hcd to thr Hast I • Hamnum, a ■K-wnpanrr printed anil circulated tn m1<1 county of Barry once in each week for thn-v Mu-eeretre i A true copy.) Judge of }*rnbate. Present, Clement Smith. Judp <.f i*rotwt& matter of In the nurfter ot thr rotate estate of W m. H. Hay ford, deceased. . Ou rvadinKandtUlnKtlM’Hditioii.dulytertaed, Celeate ilayford,r ,<<eutrix Ina that she may be licensed-tn sell errtaid real estate In said petition described. tor reasons therein set forth. oUwr prrwn* In M». K a'SS'uVi-S^’oS^ ollUMtar In -W ?«»•> — -S" This sale will only continue until Christmas. AV. S. GOODYEAR & (X). [A trot copy.) TAXES, taxes 1 TAXES. Judge <X Probata ELY’S Creai Bali I find that I am overloaded with an Enormous Stock of And 1 am determined to nell tlie same at snch prices as will never again be offered to the people of Harry eonnty Call and See for yourself. ------------- Holiday Goods! ( f have also a v«J large ktock of Holiday Goods that I will sell at Rock Bottom Pnce». Sole Agent for the LADIES’ FAVORITE PILIX1W SHAM HOLDERS, the best in tbe world. Call and see my goods and get prices before yon buy and GEO. H. HEATH SAVE MONEY. , Archie McCoy be,, tor over a week preparin«s»ui> piy or pure. tr-d.-dire r^^bedb Remember the place. Blue ewry- having bee key portion Our Whole General Stock, J0HX „ Oraieville Notice. rcfoiUning IU>P»M. and U;<- *ud mart ' ------ AND------ | for the ejection of officers for the ensuing year | and for the trnuMction of such other business l IU* ma} Proll*rb' come before the meeting. A cordial Invitation is extended io all pioneers of ' luury county. ' listings. Mich., Dec.nth. ism. the winter with him. The father of W. J. A L.L. HoUoway ' <tA J Notice Is hereby gl'eu that the thirteenth annual meeting of the Barry County Pioneer i Association will be held at Union Hall. In the M. Gr^’ydvpartKi tor BL Loais. Mo., Thursday last. Mr. J. A.'Greble’s mother will spend ' smb* still i Bantings. Mieb South Side State Street, ■IbrusatMAnrK®TnrwSS. lyonahkaly �--- - THE FOREIGN BUDGET. Unsuccessful Attempt to Blow Up London Bridge. Vienna Rerton«ly Etnbar* <'oiu)»ctlUon—Revolution London, Dec. 15.—At 5:40 Saturday evening an attempt was made to blow up London bridge. Fortunately, however, the aflalr rmiilMd in an absurd fiasco. Tlie only damage <•“’*, far xs can be ascertained, is (be destructkni of perhaps £50 worth of window-glass iu tlie warehouses -or both banks of the river, a number of lainp-poste twisted into fantastic sbapen. and a few travelers knocked over. Oni pedestrian, who was probably nearest to tthe explosion, is said to have been slightly bruised by being violail­ ly thrown against the stone parajiel of tlie bridge. Bad the outrage been carefully planned, and had the perpetrators in­ tended serious mischief, which is doubted by the police officials. the result mast have been appalling. Ixmdon .bjMge is known to be the ino-.t thronged Thoroughfare in the world. It Is estimated that fifty thousand j.cop!e from tlie London, Chatham A Dover Railway Station alone Cto end fro on Ums bridge dally. Four of vehicle traffic are With difficulty kept moving by policemen* stationed within a few yards of each other, and the altlcwalks arc pro]«wiM.imtely crowded fur eighteen hours out of tlie twenty-four. Loktx>\. Dec. 15.—A Timas iiong Kong dispatch says tliat it is reported. from Nagasaki 'that the Cbreans have rebelled, That the King has fled tn lhe hills, and that hte General «rat killed. - The outbreak ucenrrud during an enhwiaimpent given by the King to tlie British Ministers and others. On a givenslgnal the King's sou and Mlnlsterd were massacred. The Queen disaj>peared. A colli. Ion o-currad iietwoen the Chlheae troops aud tlio Japanese. The King has placed himself under the protec­ tion of the Japanese. Tlie foreign residents of Corea are safe. The gunboat Espoir has arrived in Seoul River. The motives of tlie rebellion are uuknowm The results are certain to Interest several powers. • LoMimin, Dec. 15.—The details of tlie new Reciprocity treaties which America has been discussing 'during tlie past week are not fully known yet lint enough lias been •abled here to alarm considerably British merchants, and In lower degree to alarm French merchants, aud those of the rest of Europe. It is seen quite clearly here that such rtepe as are croteniplatcd threaten tbe-Srprcinney of .Europeans in marketing hitherto ibclr own. and that once the stlniuhre of keen eoni)>etitlon is given to Ameri­ can inventive and trading cneqgy the grad­ ual lowering of the American tariff will provide no adequate offset fey their loss of markt-X** chewliere. Tlie English, especial­ ly, ate in tills movement a probable aliena­ tion of Canada u hen offers of reciprocity are turned northward. Lomwix, Dec. 15.—The sentence of Cap titin Dudley and Mate, Stephens, tlie Mlgnote-tte cannibals, lias been commuted from 1 Hinging to six months’ imprisonment, without ini tor. VnhoiA. Dec. 12.--Tlie Bohemian Land Mortgage Company, of this city, has suspendal. The failure created a panic on the Bourse. and tlie slmres of tlie Land Mort­ gage Society, which were selling readily at seventy, fell to thirty florins within an hour. Tbe suspension lias embarrassed nearly nil of the Vienna bank*. The Bohemian Mortgage Company has been in great diffiautty for Home lime past, owing to tlie un­ settled condition of the sugar trade. Bvri.uv. Dec. 11.—The Congo Commit­ tee yesterday discussed tlie question of free navigation on the Niger River; Kasson, the American delegate, presented ills neutrality project' which ha« a much wider scope than any oilier pro]>osals that have yet been made. His projiosition, besides providing fbr the neutrality pf iwtti tlie Congo and the Niger Rives, includes tlie inland territory, rivulets and canals. The delegates of France ano Portugal strongly oppH* Kmnou's proposition. The German dele­ gates are silent, while the English dele­ gates appear apathetic. No decision lias been arrived nt by the committee on this KubjiM-i. The committee will meet-again Friday, wnen General Sanford expects, ow­ ing to th»* continued opposition of France mid Porb.gul to offer nmi-nded railway plODM. f MhdM;T Kasson’s proposal blndKthe powers .signing the agieement nt tlie Congo Confcr.-nr.* to trait as. neutral all territory defined in tbe fir-t <locl»ratiou of tlie con ter ••.nee. niisgoti read a Jong paper in suppirt of his proposal. I ie statal that France de­ sires that oual be not regarded as a contra­ band of w ar in order Unit she may posses*. au extensive coal depot for her inen-pf-war at Banana Point, near the uioutli of tlu* Congo River. Bkkijn. De-. i3.—Tlie Congo Confer­ ence is eriiected to finish its deilber.it ons by Detwilicr 20. A propoaitlon to abolish tlie Wave trade in the Congo country will be xnbmitted to the Conference Committee at . its w-ssion io-diiy, by Sir Edward Mulct, Engiiah delegate to tlie conference. The proposal^ will lie warmly atij>ported by the Amcrii'an delegates, and will look U> tlie entire abolition of the traffic both on-the coast and in tie interior. General Sanfurd has reserved the right to bring his railwa/ project before the confer­ ence in ex ent of its rejection by the commitb-e. Count Heritat Bismarck hxs gone toBruwels to confer witii King Leopold upon matters relating u> tha Congo country. Henry M. Stanley relumed here irom Lon­ don ;. jKterday. :h from Paris „ Company Buys Earl Granville, BVitirit Foreign Minister, ban informal Prime Minister Ferry that tlie English negotiations with Chinn with lhe view of settling Hie Franco-Chinese dilflenity amicably have nwiited in a failure. Sr. PmatsBi-BM, Dee. 13.—Count Tols­ toi, Minister of the Interior, has ordered tbe expuWcui of alt Jews residing In Odessa, KJeff, mid other large citire with foreign jwmsjmhIs. unless they also possess special government pennits of residence. Jewish firms doing business in these cities are dis­ mayed at this order, and many will proba­ bly be obliged to go into liquidation. Pajus Dbg. 18.— La France says tbe Cblmw commander? have been ordered to fceb mail steamer brings more Germans the ChiafrM military and naval service. b hundred and twenty-six German* have ■tdy entered tbe Chinese service. ==F TERRIBLE FATALITY. that it wlU be enabled to liquidate pri­ vately. London, Doc. IX—A disjiatcb from Odeww to the 7’imeA says: The Tsrirhh atrocities in Macedonia are increasing. Two hundred Christians have been murdered within tlie past few weeks, and three vil­ lages burned. Kidnaping is common, aud tha inhabitants are afraid to leave tbelr houses.• Fwrty Otbimsmi MM Watery On Balt iMoitE, Md.. Dec. 13.—Tlie first in­ formation of a terrible Iqss of life during the storm ot Tuesday night on tbo RappaiutnTRADE TOPICS. Dock River and tlie lower bay.was received here yesterday upon the arrival of the steamer Maron L. Weems, whose offi­ jmrticnlani of the New York, Dec. IX—Special dispatches cers gave brief to Brudgtreefa from leading ;trade centare catastrophe. . The victims were, Tor report that holiday purchasoi are exhibiting' Ul,w‘ colored men, who were . . .... . ... . . T/.turli.cz 4„ Hi. llanrvi.' a contrast with tlie inactivity previously rouging tor oysters dri the Rappa­ hannock when tbe gale burst upon them. noted, yet the volume ot. such sales is al­ Up to noon the weather had been per­ most uniformly below tiio total of 18S3. fectly calm, and there was no indications of Aside from tbe continued firmness, tbe approaching hurrienno until about two th tlie New England cotton-goods o'clock, when a stiff breeze began blowing, markets due to the recent firm­ and before tlie occupants of the frail boats could seek JMirte of safely the gale burst ness in the price of raw cotton, aud with m-er tlieiu with terrific fury. One after antbe exception of a slightly improved dis­ otlier of the canoes was swamj>e<l and the tribution of goods at Boston, Memphis, unfortunate oocnpouLs gwep<* ,away Wilmington and Savannah, general trade at in tlie turbulent waters. Many of tlie all points Ls at as low an ebb os ever. A men clung to the upturned \boats mofte conspicuous feature is found in tbe witii a desperation chat only the knowl­ long-continued and pronounced dullness in edge that death' was storing them mercantile collections. This is reported in in the face could give. But one by one almost all directions. Rates of exchange their strength was exhausted, aud they were on New York at interior points iiave de­ engulfed. 'Hie water wus freezing cold. clined In most instances. A few of yuiin—powerful swimmers—man­ Thcne Is no gain in tlie industrial situa­ aged to breast tlie waves and swim ashore, tion. The principal strikers are those in but such instances were rare. The fleet ot Connecticut (hatters), Yonkers, N. Y.. and canoes numbered fifteen in all. Philadelphia (curiMitiwcavers), at Pitts­ The latest re]>orta place the low of life at burgh (coal-miners and flint-glass makers), fully forty. The storm raged fiercest in lldcklttK Valley (eoal-miuerx), and in Iowa the lower bay and nn the Rappahannock (coal-iHlnera). In airlines of manufacturing River. It approached from the northwest, wages continue to go lower in five to ten striking the lower portinn of tlie bay. Its l>er cent drops. Actual stoppages of fact­ track from tbc wort shore continued across ories and mills ore Jess frequent, but con­ the bay and up the Rappahannock River, spicuous. sweeping every vessel In its wake. The . There were 516 failures in tlie United greatest loss of life occurred near Monoekln, States rejKirted during the week, against 296 un the Rappahannock River.. in tlie preceding week, aud 349, 230 and Incoming steamers report wrecks all 165 bi tlie corresponding weeks of 1883, along the shore in tbo wake of tbe storm. 1883 and 1881, respectively. Claasifted by Captains who were in say that it was the sections and com paredt with last week, the most severe storin tliev have met for mw result Isas follows: yeara. Tlie wind blew at tlie rub? of sixty miles un hour and t* e waves rah fully thir­ ty fuel high. (’aplains of the Bay Line of steamers say that not half tiitriow of life or of tlie damage done by tho storm has boon reported. The tug Ehrman, of this city, Middle.... rescued Captain Zeigler and his crew of five New Enichind................ 51 »4 men from the sloop Augustus. Two min­ Boutherr. utes after the rescue the vessel sauk. Western... .* Pacific and Territories. a sai> fXtx. Detroit, Mich., Dec. 13. —bbortly after Total............................ five o'clock last evening the girls em­ Canada........................ ployed in tlie serxind story of Gray, Toynton A Fox’s candy factory, tor" OUT OF'WORK. ner of Rates and Woodbridge streets, Many Thousand were terrified at Ute discovery of fire Through Htrlk< breaking out in the rear of the room where A rush wns at once Pittsburgh, I*a_. Dec. 15.—Meu at Long they worked. made for the front of the building for the A Co-’s mill, McKee’s Rock, have refused fire-escape lir descending the ladder one to go to work at the ten per cent reduction girt fell aud was slightly hurt. Three were ordered by tbe firm iut week. Tbe labor­ seen standing by the window, but tlie ers and all not hi tho Amalgamated Asso­ flames burst through and drove them back, ciation are willing to accept, but the pud- and they were not again seen until the flames were subdued, when their bodies dlers and other skilled workmen refused. were discovered lying near the window. The mill was consequently shut down Sat­ Tbdr faces were burned black, but their urday night indefinitely. The large sheet bodies had not been toueheiL Tbe names of tbe girls burned arc Fran­ mill at Singer A Nimlek’s steel-works has shut down indefinitely ou account of'lade of ces Messmore, aged fourteen; Annie Lynch, orders. AB fother departments at tbe mill aged twenty-eight, and Klien Colgate, aged seventeen. The loss and da mage to adjoin­ ore running single turn. Detroit, Midi., Dec. 15.—Reductions in ing buildings is 85,000, fully covered by Inwages and working forces have been going Baltimore, Md., Dec.' 15.—Later dlsuu for some .time in this city, and It is now, believed that there are from 10,000 to 13,-’* patches regarding the storm or. the Rappa­ 000 idle meu in town, besides many others hannock Tuesday last state that the loss of whose time and pay have been reduced. life was not so great as at first represented. The Michigan, Pullman and Pennsylvania „From the mouth of the river to tlie RapjaCar Companies, usually employing a total hannock, a distance of sixty miles, only of 2,500 men, now have 856 workmen. The eight persons are known to have been car-wheel companies have discharged drowited. Three canoes with seven men about hail their men. while the var­ are reported sunk and the men drowned ious stove companies liave laid off from. near tlie mouth of the river. Twelve of tlie 1.90046 1,300. Reductions of like charac­ ’ men reported missing are found to be safe. ter have <m—urred in every trade in town The storm is said to have been tho most aaexcept the tobacco manufacturers, furriers ven: ever known in tliat section. There are many oywteruien on the river whs come and brewers. Wheeling, W. Va., Dec. IX—All the from otlier sections of the State and it is glass manufactories at Bellaire, Martin's probable more may have perished, but they Ferry and Bridgeport have dosed up for an are not known. ludefiulte period, tiw men having struck. Tbe stopiiage affects about seven thousand Colvmuvh, 4 C., Dec. 10.—Tbo Legis­ people. New York, Dec. 15.—General Eckeit, lature reelected Wade Hampton United States Senator. He received every vote In General Manager of tbe Western Union Telegraph Company, has received a protest both Hauses except three colored Iteprefrom the New Orleans operators against the sentaUyta from Beaufart£ou:ity, who voted notice bulletined in that office D.*eember 6 for Smalls, and two colored Senators ftu u tliat on and after that date extra services Beaufort nnd Berkeley Counties, who voted wopld not be paid for except xho«e done for Whippet Sunday. Mr. Taltavall, the editor of tlie Tderraplier»' Advocate, said yesterday that If no notice was taken of thia protest a Sax Fmaxcimx), CaL, Dec. M«.-.T!ie strhee iu the New Orleans offices would fol­ low, and when hostilities were once com­ wheat yield of California this year, official­ menced they might spread to this city and ly reported, la 57,420,188 bushels, leading .every large city in tbe Union. all other States in the Union. This is the P1TTSULRG1L Pa., Doc. 15.—A meeting product of 8,587,861 acres, being un average of trade union officers was held In thia city yield of 16.4 bliahela. Saturday, resulting hi a decision to organize' a ^deration of all the trade unions in the* State. Thft new organization will start out Fort Wayne, Ind., Dec. IX—William witii an Immeiise membership. All trades Royer, when convicted ot murder and senwill be represented. teijci'd to life imprisonment yesterday, urged the court to send the jury back with Chicago, Dec. 12.—An Indictment was instructions to order his exocutiou. A rendi red by the Federal Grand Jury yester­ day against Joseph C. Mackin, Henry Biehl mid Arthur Gleason, and another agulnst Strausser, Hansbrough and Sldelds, judges of election in tlie Second Pfeeinri of - tlie Eiglifaientti Ward, and Kelly and Sullivan, election clerks in the same precinct. Biehl and Gleason were arrested and put under 86,000 bonds each. Mackin gave himself up, and was also put under bonds In a like amount With the ntuderingof tbe indictmeutK the investiga­ tion comes to an enA / St. Paul. Minn., Dec. il.—A special to the Evening Dlupatch from Mlssoulah, M. T., says: News law just been received from Gold *u City. British Columbia, that a com­ mercial traveler named Baird was killed and robbed of $4,500 near that place. A large number of men were In hot pursuit of the murderers. Eildy, Hammond A Co., for whom Baird was traveling, offer a re­ ward of 31,000 foi tbo capture of the mur­ derer. ___________ THE MARKETS. Nsw York, lieeotnber 15. LIVE RTGCK-Cattic * fhwp H<y«............................... FLOUR—Good to Chokio.. Patents;... WHEAT—No. X ho. 2 Bpnmr CORN OATS—Westeni Mixed; RYB...’. PORK—Mca«..... WOOL—Domestic’' CHICAGO. BERVB8—Kxtra Chcnpo................................ Medium. Butchers Stock Inrsri^r Cattle HOGS- Live-Good to ChofcA SHEKP. BCTTeII Creamery.......... ... Good lo Choice Dairy KGGB-Fre«h4.... FLOUB-Whiter....................... URAil .(tata. No. 1. Racink, Win., Dec. 18.—There is every prospect that the J. L Case Plow Company will soon be In working order again. The firm travelhig agents have all come in, and report big sales, one bringing in orders foi iiiwcero said yesterday that he thought it would' be running inside ot thirty days with a lull force. The creditors are doing all in tiiclx power to put tbe company ou its feet brimim 55,: S'* S 5* - txmx-'■■■' BstSwortting.. Canx'taDd Hurt. Crooked POTATOES-(bu.).. PORK—Mesa To tbr rdllor oi tbe Milwaukee JteoliMl Sir:—I have read a good many stories of late concerning the confinement of sane persons in lunatic asylums, and I am thereby prompted to relate a bit of personal experience. In tbe year 1855. while I was serving the Methodist Episcopal church in a New England town, a neighbor’s house took fire. In common with others, 1 stood on the edge of the roof, passing buckets of water, exposed to intense heat oa one side and freezing winds on the other. J took a tearful cold. , For twentj-five years it worked havoc in my physical and mental system. Nev­ ertheless, I continued in my ministerial duties. I preached many a sermon when suffering intense agony. At cer­ tain periods, however, I would be com­ paratively well, and then again, my head would get heavy, my breathing labored, my appetite fickle. I would lose interest in life; feel sleepy at mid­ day, and wakeful at midnight. My heart occassionally gave me great con­ cern. Not knowing to the contrary, 1 attributed this ill feeling to malaria. But eventually mental strength faded away, and I was utterly prostrated. I was cauterized, cupped, blistered and treated by many physicians in manv different ways. My case was a puzzle us much to my physicians as to mvself. For one of them at first prescribed for delerium tremens, and yet 1 never had tasted intoxicating liquors. Another »aid 1 hud brtiin disease, another spinaT iWflkulty..another nervous prostration. ■ hWt disease, etc. ■ My mind eventually gave * way, and in 1882 i was confined in the Brattlel>oro, VL, inline asylum lor six months. When I knew where 1 was 1 demanded instant release. I then made a visit to Oceanic, N. J., but I had reckoned too much on my own strength. 1 again lost iny reason for a considerable.period. That I was in a desperate condition is evident. My blood had become in­ fected with virus, which inflamed my brain occasionally and doomed me to an early death; for no physician gave me any hope of a cure. 1 finally found out what my real disorder was, and under­ took my o.wn treatment. In a few months 1 was restored to such a state of health as I never expected to enjoy. That was over three years ago, and my physical and mental health have re­ mained intact to this day. Last March I came west, and engagin garden farming. In all that time I have not lost a day’s work; have appar­ ently enjoyed the most vigorous health and I expect to live the full term of life. The remedy I used was Warner’s safe cure, and if I should live a thous­ and years, should never tire of telling Its praises. You will confess with use, Mr. Editor, that such a change is remarkable. And you will, also, I am sure agree with me, when I say that whatever created such a mental and physical restoration is de­ serving the highest praise. * Very truly your#, % Rev. E.D. Hopkins. Dodge’s Corners, Win. ~ There are Uoubtedly thousands who have an experience similar to the above, to whom Mr. Hopkin's recital will ap­ peal with persuasive force. —Cookies : Sour cream cookies ore made up of one cup of sour cream, one cup of sugar, two eggs, fine teaspoon­ ful (not Leaping) of soda^ a little salt, and flour enough to maken soft dough; flavor with cinnamon. T- 7,%e Household. —Keep all stock, except bogs, out of the orchard. No kinds of , stock are so destructive in an orchard as sheep. It seem* an if they would rather peel young fruit trees tiihb to eat the tenilerest grass, and often they will ruin’ qtiite large troee - Cleveland frailer. —To “bring forth ad hundred fold" seem* the prerogative of weeds as well os more valuable plants. Dr. Sturte­ vant estimates that the seeds on a sing!*.* plant of purslane or “pusley" numbered over two million.—Cincin­ nati 'litnet. --Cream Puffs: One pint boiling water; while boiling stir in one cup­ ful of butter, two heaping cups of flour and eight e^gs yolks and whites beaten separately. Stir until mixed, then take off the fire. When cobLstir in one tea­ spoonful of soda. Now drop in gem pan- and bake in hot oven.— N. Y. Triburte. Lace is used to excvea iu millinery, and even forms the entire bonnet even for midwinter wear in some cates, tbe trimming being feathers and bauds ol fur. Au odd combination, but fashion has no rules. - At a late fashionable wedding in England tbe bride wore a petticoat aud waikteoat uf gold brocade, bodice and train of ivory satin merveilleux. trim­ mings of Limerick Ince, ami her mother's bridal veil of old Limerick lace. Loose-fitting gloves, wrinkled all over the hand in the style of tie por­ traits painted by Sir Joshua Reynolds and - tbe fancy pictures of Angelica Kntiffinan. are worn this season. It is n»i eiHuridered good ta*-te to wear a 'UtlngAglove. —N. Y. Sun. —A young man named John Bevelhei.xer. while driving a heavily-laden wagon along the road near Louisville, Ky.. overtook Jacob Schneider, a neighbor, also in a wagon. Wishing to talk with Schneider, he left his own vehicle and took a seat in bis friend's, his team following on. When be wished x> return to his own wagon, he axktMl Schneider to pull out »o bis team could .*ome alongside, which be did. Bcveloeiaer waited till his wagon wits upno lite Wm, and then attempted to leap into it while both teams were moving, but miaaed bis footing, and falling in front of the loaded vehicle, was run sver and crashed so badly that he died in the course of twenty-four hour-*. —There ore marketed in New York □tv during the season JtfiO.OOO.OUO clams. -A’eto Far* £hra. UMRKKCommon Dreoaed Biding.. ] Flooring . CoiDioon Boards “Opinions are but little things." said John Wealey 136 yeara ago. We think that opinions which are backed by ex perienee art* substantial. The mMwa who use Ur. Bigelow’s Poaitive Cure all speak highly of it for coughs, cxilds, whoopiM cough, croup, bronchitis. Fencing... Lath...................................... Shingles KART LIBERTY. CATTLK-Bent ......................... I iff uviw, Hoictkta. oeoUand on* re ot FraTk iiabed a mint in the I'C.II. in VJJJrVTDEUCRV, (J’.UIIUCTI LHM, UfMJU [ one side of tbe gold and sliver wins of ! tbe United States there sbcmld be an j impn-Ksioc emblematic o^riihrrty with an initeription of the word “liberty*’ and the year of the euinagv, aud upon j the reverse the figure or reprw.ntation ■ of an eagle, with the ihscriptioa "United I States of America.’’ The act of January. 1837. made rimi- ; lar provisions, and when the silver bill­ providing for tbe restoration of the “dollar of our daddies'* was enacted. It was provided that tbe same inscrip­ tion should be placed on tlie standard dollar. But few jxMiple outs de the mints understand the rare and delicacy required to produce weil-finished cuitfii; but the wort of coining or perfecting a piece is as nothing compared with the designing aud engraving of a die. Tbc extreiueh limited space presented by tlie surface of a coiu for a display of artistic embellishment is of itself a very unfavorable condition imposed upon tbe inventive faculty of the artist, , and -when the ‘ more rigid i limitation upon lhe relief is .FOB 8TRSWOTH AND TRUE FBOK eousidered. it is obvious that the artist FLAVOR THEY STAND AL0I1. has to work with fetters od his hands to an extent unknown in anyoth'er depart­ Price Baking Powder Co., ment of art. It lias often been the case ChK»«,. IIL Bu LOrtfc that artists of well-known n putatioua. but having no experience in the engrav­ Dr. PriM’s Crtas Baking Paste ing of coiSs, have had design-* of great Artistic merit rejected, simply for the reason that such designs were not Dr. Price's Lnpulin Twt Gesa, adapted to the puqtoae for which they were intended. The device on our coins emblematic of Liberty is no doubt devised from a similar device on tbo coins of the Roman republic, interior U; Augustus, and has much of classic authority in its-favor. Its adoption does not seem L> have been determined bv any sjiecific act or in­ structions. and iu fact lire journals of tbe Senate and other proecctlings of of Congress show tliat the head of tlie President was first intended as tbe de­ vice for one side of tbe coins. The first coins struck were cents, in 1733. on which the emblem was a female head, with hair flying wildly behind. In 1735 the imp of liberty was intro­ duced, supjiorted ou a wand projecting behind the head. In 1796 or 1737 the soms Him our grandmother s griiekxa bread. van was discarded. rhe lirit silver coins were struck in 1734. Tbe bead ot Liberty with flowing Price Baking Powder Co., hair.and without the cap formed the Bimif k. WtDertl rtt.nu tuna, obverse. This style was maintained, Chtoawo, IlL St. Louta.Mo. with slight miMlificarionM, until tbe year 1808, when a more pleasing‘bead of Lib­ erty, with hair dressed and cap. was adopted. The device was taken from life, and was considered a model in good taste of tbe fashion of the time. The inscription of the word Liberty was at the time transferred from die margin of the coin to the band of tbe cap. Tbe first gold coins struck in 1735 were ornamented with a bead of Liberty and a cap head-dress, corresponding with the fashionable head-dress of that period. This continued until 1HG7, when the head-dress on the gold coins was made to conform to that on tbe It is positively proven silver. Upbn the change of standard in IsL that Zoa-Pbora ("Dr. Pro­ 1834 the,liberty cap of the gvddens wry geny’s Woman’s Friend”), removed from tbe head, and tbe hair 1 is the best known remedy confined by a band inscribed with tbe for all com plaints peculiar won! liberty. The next change took to Women, young or oldplace near tlie end of the year 1838. tbe hair being looped up behind and en­ 2hd— Any Body, needing such twined with braidk. a couple of stray a remedy ami postponing curls banging loosely upon tne neck, / the use of Zoa - Pbora. and the front of the head embellished with a tiara inscribed “liberty." Since then lhe changes in the artistic devices and designs upon Coins have been few and uuimfXrtant Tbe reverse of all out larger coin* has always presented to a certain extent the heraldic elements formiug the arms of tbe Union, and no doubt in accordance with the almost universal usage of the independent sovereignties, of presenting a device on tire re vena* of their coinage bearing heraldic allusions more or lew elabo^ rate, to lhe arms of tbe government or sovereign authority. In the various changes made from time to time, every effort hire no doubt been mode to pre­ sent as I'vat^dul coins hs the limited Srd—Kvery Woman, idekly or besNIj, shnuta space would^fTuit, and also to secure rehd Dr. Fengrily's book. "Advice to MotiKSN duriigns w»E would present no diffi­ concerning alseaoea of woman and childraa.” Free to any Ittay reader of this paper. Fostae* culty in itfNnauiral execution. Ths In sealed envelope, 4'centa. Address, R. FKNGRIXY & 00.. lioad of “Liberty" on tbe standard dollar, designed by a young Euglixh en­ graver. is chaste and beautiful, and it For «*Je by FREDERICK MOTC.HKI88 considered by artiste the best executed head that has ever appeared upon. United States coins. It is a© well distributed as to the susceptible of easy work un­ der the die. and, like ite ■predecessor of 1808. was taken from life. -K, T. Kayt, in Chicago Inter-(kt an. Exfm LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD ICAKTER’S Brother Gardner's Remarks. “De odder night de ofe man Johasing drapped in ter see me." said Brother Gardner at the meeting of tlie Limekiln Club, as the hall grew quiet and a* win­ dow was raised for ventilation. “He wae werry much consanivd fur fear de world was cornin' to an eaod dis fall. Hr had dreamed of white h<***** an’ black cate an’ red roosters, an’ his wife had seen strange signs an’ heard qtieer noise**. He said he felt de climax was clus at hand, an’ his wife hjMHfiu ’ tremblin’ for two days. My advice to de ole man was to git in hb* fill' ’tetera an' let deellmax take keer of itaelf. an’ be wfcnt home mad. “Gem'len, dar’ mu reb'ral among you who am alius quakin’ fur fear you won’t tiq’de world heah when you*git outer, bed iu de mawnin’. You am al­ ius waitin’ an’ expectin’ to b’ar de bugld blast, an’ you take a heap o’ comfort in believin’ dat de seven phials of wrath bev bin poured out 1 baa bad an eyu on you for some time, an' 1 nas diskirered dat it am jist siah men who doaa’ work ober two days in a week, an’ who am so badlv in debt dat de cornin’ of judgment day is hoped fur to M|Uar* up. Ins bixoeas tit nandin* up de world ebvry week or two has got to ceasv. Dt* werry nex’ time n member hi. OBT. Uli ztrMitit-d u, b',r > tool from (.•brier, horn 4*r' will be “W nemo let. os our books. De world'a greina to Mu’ plenty long 'uff tor elTot oa IO git Mjuer' wi<l our creditor.. p»y oS CUBE SICK compel, whlls HEAD ACHE � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/411/HastingsBanner_1884-12-25.pdf b50c2648dd8795dd901760309ced9aae PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXIX NO. 36. ' ' HASTINGS, MIDH.; DECEMBER 25, 1884. QREAT REDUCTION! CHRISTMAS GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, AT Lewis Stern’s At this House you can find almost Anything and Everything. -A. Doll for your Baby. A Silk or Cashmere Dress for your Daughter, or a nice Cloak or a Paisley Shawl for your Wife Underwear, Hoods, Silk Handkerchiefs, We have in great quantities, and at lower prices than anybody else \ can sell them to you. Overcoats emd Suits For Men, Boys or Children, that must be sold before the first of Jan­ uary. You can buy them at figures that will satisfy. Sills. ELn.d Worsted MecL. Scarfs, Just Arrived. The Finest Assortment ever seen in Hastings. Call and see the display of goods at the sign “Cash Store.” County News. Carlton. By the music of the sleigh bells, it re­ minds -us that Christmas is close at hand. The chicken pox has broken out in the Henry Barnum district. The teach­ er came down with it while in school, and undoubtedly has exposed theschol• Miss Matie Ballou has returned home from a visit in the eastern part of the state. The protracted meetings at the Holmes church are still in progress; a goodly number are being converted, and may the good work continue. J. B. Carpenter’s little^ boy, who has been very sick, is convalescing. Schools are progressing satisfactorally in thia township as far as we have learned. J. N. Covert's youngest child has been quite sick; but is recovering again. Alvin Nichols says he expected a Christmas present, but his wife took advantage of him and presented him with a 10 pound buy on the 21st. Mrs. Dr. Wright aud her twin sister, Matie Uhl, left Wednesday morning to spend'Christmas with relatives in Ohio. Mrs. Mwes Fuller, who has been quite seriously ill with tonsilitis, is convalescing. , Johnstown. A new swell-box cutter in the neigh­ borhood. The girls all gnash. their teeth in rage at the “Lett Bauer." Willett Rice was pleasantly-surprised last Wednesday by the young people, assembling at his residence to celebrate his 18th birth bay. He was the recipi­ ent of a very nice cap. Our school closed Wednesday last for a short vacation, the teacher, Fannie Sackett, going to her home at Bellevue, to eqjoy the holidays. Every-body appears to enjoy the snow hugely in our vicinity. The spelling school in the Bristol vi­ cinity proved to be a highly interesting affair Tuesday evening. Dowling, come again. We heard Ed. Clemencesay, MHa! 'ha! I am daddy, it is a boy.” . Chapped lips afe bopming* we think if is contageous. Y FREEPORT. From the ifcrald. Fox A; Son are talking of attaching a feed run to their power at the saw mill. Now is1 the time to move to Nebras­ ka. Com is 12 cents a bushel in that Hastings, Barky Co., Mich. state. ? Wesley Fox kindly picks up all 'the scholars who want to ride to school stormy mornings. SUBSCRIPTION RATES] Mr. Luther Childs returned from a Insurance, 81.00 per year: It paid within six montlM, 8l.» per year; If not paid until ex­ short visit to Howell Friday. His* piration of year. 81M. Subscrlbers’outdaughter Lettie, accompanied him home. Mr. J. G. i’eeple, of Fillmore, lost a ADVERTISING RATES: valuable cow last Sunday night. She One Cohnnn per year........... . ............... ....>100 00 was hooked into the manger and broke Extra charge for special positions. her neck. Jf » PRINTING. Mr. and Mrs. Yetter, of Lowell, spent Rrooclal pridetafoftfa the Job Printline- De­ several days with Mrs. Yetter’s father’s partment of the Bamn.R. Everethlng in the eoMre offlee is new; and with the utsst Inces of family,Mr. J. G. Reuter, of Irving, last type, the most approved patterns of machinery, aud competent workmen employed. enables the week. B AXN KB to do flrst-cliuw Job work. Mr. and Mrs. Z. Manker. of Roecom­ mon, have been visiting at Mr. Lancas­ W.LOWIY.M.I)., „ • Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. ter’s, Mrs. M.’s father, for the past three weeks. They return home this (Ofllcc. 301 Thorn St., Hastings, Mich.) (Mb In town or country promptly attended. Offleo hours—ato 10 a. m. aud 1 to 3 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Walker, of Brook­ Telephone at Holloways’ drug store. .O.ntlnr nnlrt tn •li-lrlf-jd diwilSeS field, Eaton county, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Janies Godfrey, of this R. TIMMERMAN, place. Little Loaf Mrs. G.'s youngest • Homcepathic Physician & Surgeon, sister accompanied them. (First door east at Holloways! drug store.) J. Chesebrough of the handle factory ' R. Wm. JONES, 7" states that he will not buy any logs Dentist. this winter except white ash. In his . All work promptly attended to. opinion the demand for handles will be ^yELTON A WHITLOCK very light the homing season. I--------------------------------------------- FOR SALE! One Platform Wagon Nearly New. Will Sell Cheap. Six ’Top Carriages From 850 to 890, to close them out. The Hastings Banner. MARSHALL L. COOK. G 2,000 ft- Sewer □F’i/pe, At Lower Prices than ever offered.' 7 LiB GREBLE & POWERS C^PANGEMACHER & MASON, Wish their patrons and friends, one and all. fat and lean, short-and tall. A »eny Ciinstnias and Ham New W P D Emanuel Allerding returned home Are Menu for the Watertown Insurance Co. Tbcy write oollcio.H on a nuui » property M*Jnst from the north woods -last week. He inaa hy Arc, lightnlnR or wind; against a man s says the reports in the papers concern­ Kfe by death and accident. ing the destitution among the settlers QOOK A 8HELDON, there is not exagerated in the least, and that the most of them will have to (Offlcein Abstract Block. Hastings, Mich.) come outside to find work this winter Have the only set ot Abstract Books In Barry or starve. ____ County. A ^WBIGHT, A. Physician. Calls day or ulgbt promptly attendedto. Offlce at realdcneu. oue-half mile east of Cart- Another storm is upon us. Christmas tree nt the M. E. church Wednesday evening, and a gay time for W. N18KERX, And would in one and the same breath call attention to their useful as well as ornamental the little folks. Lawyer. Dra. Socket A Butler drreecd a badly (Over Spaulding’s dry goods store.) wounded hand for Merritt Cole, of Will Mtaad prcrnpU, U all kmta— In nil Orangeville, on Friday last. The little Mnrtu ckinrej reasonable. Anger bad to be taken off at the second hilip t. colgbove. joint. A saw did the damage. Lawyer. Mrs. Warren Easton, of Otsego, is Hastings. Mich. P . HOLIDAY GOODS! P Ln view of the stringency of the times we would respectfully suggest the propriety of your selecting useful articles for Hol- Prosecuting Attorney for Barry County.____ visiting friends here. News, like everything else, is ex­ E.KENASTON, tremely dull. . Attorney at Law, A BTFTLAND. day Presents: for instance, look at our Patent Rockers, Parlor, Dining and Bedroom Fur­ niture, Panels, Spring-Shoe Sleds, &c., &oYours respectfully. JOHNCABVKTH,^.^ Snow one foot deep. Thmoometer 10 bdow ibto. Thoee artto happened to be bi a good nddtavitta. Mtofc.____________ _ portion oo Saturday Ufbt about 1JB o'clock a»w a brilliant aaUor. Bari, al aervioea at Podtmk by Bey. /-U.ARKE * WKEK. WHOLE NO. 1536. evening Dec. JI, commencing ,t eight o'clock in the evening. Bev. Williuna of Irving. Win preach on th. orc^on! A cordial invitation is-extended to alt A general cornplaint is dull times, and this will account for scarcity of Ideal news. commercial atadle for .nrgiea) 'tlreae'“IO- It ia^wely ground wood, rack aa a de^oX^S stance, having an odor of fresh wood, and absorbs an immense quantity of liquid. —There are 136,000 tishenuon in BOWMIMIMA France, The coast fisheries provide Charley Lateral© is spending the(holi­ employment for only 53,000 of this great force, bo that 88.000 French fiehdays with his parents. rrmen make their livelihood out of for­ Ed. Stokee, of Grand Rapids, is visit­ eign waters. The value of flab caught ing his sister, Mrs. Samuel Elerton. in 1883 was £4,209,(176, at wldch Elder Gillaspie preaches at the Kling­ more than £3,000,000 worth wen drawn from outside their own waters. smith school house. Frank Withey is gaining slowly. He About four fishermen out of every thousand are drowned during the year. has had a hard time of it —Once a kite-flyer attached to the Mr. Carpenter is moving onto his tail of a large kite a kitten, sewed in a place. canvas bag with a netting over the Mr. Burt is moving into the Garrett mouth to give it air. When the kite house. was at ita greatest height-some two Frank Lamreaux is the happiest fel­ hundred feet or more—the mewing of the kitten could be distinctly beam by low you ever saw. It is a 10 pound those holding the string. To the clear­ girt '** . ness of the air whs attributed the hear­ Mrs. O. A. Gillaspie goes to Allegan ing of the kitten’s voice, and no tele­ Patent was applied. — Chicago to spend Christmas. There is to be a public installation on — A returned traveler says: “I en­ Thursday night, January the Sth, at G. joyed genuine pumpkin pies* at one or A. R. halt. The following are the of-. two missionary tables in Japan and fleers elect: China, and other American neBcacw*P. C.. C. W. Armstrong. (served without an oce&nof crockery), 8. V., V.J. Magee. at the hospitable boards of some of our J. V., L. D. Prior. i* representatives in Syria Oatmeal, Chap., I. M. B. Gillaspie. griddle-cakes, hot biscuits, genuine pie* Surgeon, R. Misner. and custards are unknown out of O. D.. John Hall. ' America, save in a few London and V. M.. Mr. Streeter. Paris restaurants, where they are some­ O. G., P. O. Cramer. times counterfeited, without the sneGuard, Daniel Bradley. ectjs that might be desired.” Adjutant, not appointed. —Tne highest velocity that has bean imparted to shot is given as one thous­ and six hundred and tw.cnty-six feet Mrs. M. M. Benham, of California, per second, being eqnal to a mile in formerly of Grand Rapids, made old ac­ throe and two-tenths seconds. The velocity of the earth at the equator, quaintances a short visit last week. George Cross, of Rutland, visited his due to rotation on its axis, is osw* thousand miles per hour, or a mile in father last Saturday. three and six-tenths seconds; and thus, The little boy of Edward Porter, on if a cannon ball was fired due west, Monday last fell into a boiler, of hot and could maintain its initial velocity, water, scalding him quite severely. it would beat the sun in ita apparent journey round the earth.—N. r. Nmu Parents should look out for the little —There is a convict in the California ones on wash day. State Prison who has made three Merrit Cole while working near a saw attempts to kill his wife, and she is still in his mill, met with an accident caus­ alive and hearty. For the first time be ing the loss of the little finger on the wUs sentenced to only a year, as Umright hand and badly injuring two evidence was not clear that he meant to hurt her seriously, but as he let Ie» others. Fears are entertained that he than a day pass after being liberated may yet lose one of them. before stabbing her the second assault was deemed rather murderous, and for MORGO-THORNAPPLE. it he served five years. He used a pis The “surprisera" of the evening of tol in the third onslaught, and went to prison for ten years, which have nearly the 16th were themselves Surprised. expired.—Saw Frandaco Cali. Mrs. F. Bauer is on the sick list. —The Medical Record makes the Mrs. Jessie Cole will spend Christ­ startling statement that looking-glasses mas with her husband, Ervin Cole, in are f^spanAde for mercurial poisouGrand liapids. / ing. In two cases given, a man and ht Blanchard Hyde and family are vis­ wife, the cause of the trouble was in s iting his wife’s parents in Grand Rap­ looking-glass hanging to the bedroom the wooden back of Which was dotted ids; with thousands of minute globules of The M. C. railroad Co. will confer a mercury. The apartment was heated on the laboring men in this vicinity hy during the night. In another instance the sonree of poisoning was a mirror, giving them work cutting ice. Mr. G. A. Davis was subpomied as a forty years old, whose back had be­ come weak, and from whose face th< witness on an attempted murder case quieksilvery freshness was fading. Umat Mansfield, O. The case was called aged eulprita having been summarily removed, their victinM speedily re­ the 19th. men covered. It does not take some —The street? of Winnipeg present more than two weeks to trade a great variety. Opera glass exquis­ in this country. Fast young men. ites are jostled by half-breeds oboe M. C. R. R. Co. put men to work with moccawns;- daintily dressec claming off the ice on Thornnpple lake ladies of fashion are side by aide will Saturday. the Indian mother whose infant rash­ Hanchetville now has a couple of in a brnidij pocket or cradle with a wooden badk. which is fastened about blacksmiths. the mother’s neck by a sort of wc^dfii> Mrs. Haywood and daughter have re­ yoke. The mounted police, wbus turned to their home in Freesoil. , duties lie outside the city limits, look­ Some four different times the people ing after the introduction of liquor ink of Morgan and vicinity have been dis­ the province and watching ovwr tin Indians, make a bit of bright color appointed by Elder Hawley, of BarryTheir scarlet costa and white helmet ville. hats can be seen and distinguished ; Raffling match for turkeys, ducks lone distance awav.—Chicano Triintnr and chickens. ■ in bts book on “Les FlUes de Jobr Mr. N. T. Parker has gone to Ohio on Bull,” Max O’Rell writes thus on tb< business. French and English ways of making Mrs. Strickland, on north Castleton, love: I never much admired the way it died last Monday; buried on Tuesday. which declarations©! love are made It. France. With us the foolish anima: OF GENERAL INTEREST. has to go on his knees at i> woman’s feet. With her eye—The Philadelphia Ledger claims modestly drooped on us. this little de that happiness is a habit A very pleas­ mon of observation makes an inven ant habit to get into. tory of our smallest defects—of our —Knitting black stockings is the hair, growing sparser; of our Ian latest craxe among ‘fashionable young intishing eyes, turning up and showing ladioA- U. F. (irajijir. their whites; of a little wart, which w—European bankers 'retjmav* that thought concealed. Iput it squareh the loan to thei continent during the that in this little sctjne it seems to m> past summer by the cholera scare ex­ we have to play a supremely ridiculou ceeds *25,000,000. Switzerland suf­ part If any one of my readers is noi fered moat severely. of this opinion, let him put this ones —An old lady, whose grandson was tion to himself: "Should I ever think about to proceed to the Black Sea, of being photographed in the attitod* among other parting admonitions, above described?” I await his answer gave him strict injunctions not to They manage these things differently bathe in that sea, for Jibe did not want in England. You sit down romforta him to come back a negro.- boston bly, very much at your ease. Yon havi the adored object of your dreams •> Globe. your aide or at your feet, and yon cai Pennsylvania, who has a wide local murmur your sweet whispers of lox. repute for his ability to distort his into her ear without ever dWocatinj countenance and make fun for others, your vertebral column. You mav evei recently threw his jaw out of joint,* his smoke your cigar without any few o ■ ' offaasr. sfl lbs time you tell you mouth Wing firmly set wide open. It was no laughing matter, and be wm ia agony till a doctor was procured and hh jaw replaced. The shock caused him a serious illness. take on the forms of �The Hastings Banner. sink* back, his eyes closed, and the orphan boy is gone." "And it was mo—me alone—who high si a: tad sides, heavy wheels, BAHTIN GS. THURSDAY. DBCKMBEB *,1*84. murdered him," complained the grand-, more for the ‘Life of Andrew Jack- cauras top. stood U the wnuaMei mother whan she concluded her tale. ►m.’ " said the proprietor ut a anb- Hartotn Bridge Sunday afternoon Her eyes were dry, but the muscles scription agency to a young- man who preoccupied looking niulc ami an round the corners pt her mouth worked had just returned from the obimtry. ancient horse with a perpetual air of “No, I bel eve not. The wnrk is very convulsively and there was a great sob disoouragementabout him, were hitched in her throat. “It was all my fault,', pleasant and all that yet 1 prefer to do to it with nondescript harness. something else. Believe I'd.rather dip AWAITING BY THE BARSthe result of my unforgiveness: holy’ On the side of the wagon was a board Mary have mercy------ ’’ and the old, dit dies or clean out wells.’’ on which was scrawled with charcoal When t'teo alow ulnlrtnr sun “Was your trip to the country suc­ “OlTe Pint" Disappear* o’er Hie mountain. woman run the black beads of her And the twilight rtealx down rosary through her lingers, murmuring cessful?" •‘-'■top right up. gents and ladies." . With It* few twlakllnir ••Well, no, I can’t say that it was. Sled the proprietor cheerfully, settling her prayers. I onrhitf from my haunt I’ll give youasanple of my exp^i-iBy the old ru*Uc fountain Wc arrived shortly afterat our desti­ battered white plug hat comforta­ To meet little Susie. One 'afternoon, wh;le riding nation. the atelier of a French photo­ ence. bly over hi-* right eye, and waving his grapher. with whom 1 was slightly along a lonely road. 1 came upon a arm-* hospitably. “Step right up an’ So lichily 1 h*®P o’er field in which an old fellow wa< plow-' acquainted. I introduced my compan­ patronize tber oppysition line fer tber ion to him, and he, offering her a seat, ing. 1 waited until he got to the end PmL This a’nt no monopoly line. of a row and then, approaching him, 1 J Joynu-lv bound: addressed some question to her about We're plain, but luxarious. Young I mmroe hoed the distance, So quickly It imismm. her picture. She looked at him with asked if he would not like to look at feller wi^h lher gal! carry yer over fer Anri plunge down the hlllaide wonder, 'and finally replied that she t -e HJ'e of Andrew Jackson.’ five cents a bead. Co-it yer ten cents WhMYtW* to be found. * “ *W’y, I locked at one o' his lives only wanted a picture of her boy. by the regler rattle traps " tutber day. Must have had more lives What a Joy Mils my heart The “young feller with tber gal" sur­ “An!" said the photographer, “a little than a cat Stranger, I'd like pow­ rendered to the brilliant inducements As 1 MX- her there otatMling. boy, ven- good, where is he?" A tear AwaitluK my romiiur, erful well to look at it, but the fact is, dimmed the old woman’s black eye, o ered and mounted the wagon via a Demurely and shy! I ain’t got the time. This -cotton is ■soap box placed on the ground. Three But no welcome umlic and for answer she pointed un to Tn her beauty is londlo*. mightily in the grass Whoa, Ball, tough young men followed: a rotund Heaven. "Oh!" exclaimed my friend, And no look of love DOES MOT COHTAH 1HCT1L come around ’ I,lahts her lance haiml eye. German, with bis stout wife, seven “dead! I do not‘like to photograph “ ‘My friend.’ said I, ‘if you would healthy children and two huge baskets, dead bodies; but still as monsieur Then 1 fling down the ban, like to look at the book. I’ll plow while were hoisted aboard: more tough young brought you here 1’will make an excep­ Anri, light ** a xophyr. you sit down and examine iL’ This men followed, and the cheerful pro­ Sb*- gallops uway tion: when did your little boy die?" Acwmmmi hillock and down; pleased him very much, and piking prietor proceeded to hustle them about THE TE$T_OF_TIE OKI. ‘•Whep the grapes ripen lie will have For Huslo’s a oow— the book, he climbed the fence, went aud tarn them down as if he were de­ A young Jereey helfor— been gone a year, replied the grand­ PRICE BAKING POWDEBCO. into the wood-*, and sat down in the And 1—well. I am positing furniture. mother. A young Jersey clown. _ shade. I plowed for some time, until I “Step right up." he yelled. "This "But, my dear* began the photo­ got tired, but thinking that the old fel­ —A. D. Kent, fn N. Y. Journal. here lightning 'spress’s bound to be ou grapher, perplexed, when I interrupted low would soon make his appearance, and taking him aside told him the continued to plow on. At last I went time " JEANNETON” him, “O. say!" put in a passenger, "jgye' old woman’s story and how she had into the woods and found him deeply m ✓you ever going to start? We’re full • walked fifty miles on her old-legs to intere-ted in the oook. For UkUI. 1ST Hop I already. ’1 , How Her Sorrow Wm Mitigated procure a likeness of her dead grand­ •• It’s loo Into for you to go much "Yes, there’s thirty one aboard al­ FOR SALK BY GROCERS. child. furdnr to-night, ’ said he, ‘ so you ’ d bet ­ By the Photographer’s Art. ready." grunted a fat man. CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS"But, my dear fellow, what can 1 ter stay ail night at my house.' Mr. Crowley surveyed the strikers do? I am grieved, upon my word I “1 agreed, for houses in that auction calmly and coptemptuously, and re­ am; but whni would you have me do? *“ 7* I was smoking my after-dinner cigar of country were far apart. Well, when marked: ' "What do yer' want fer a 1 can’t photograph angels!" we went to the house the old fellow took aad reading Figaro on the esplanade in This A noise of romping children was now my book aud devoted himself to it the nickel?' Want reserved scats? Blaslxiurg, when I was accosted by an heard and two noys, about eight and entire evening. I knew that be would a'nt no swell taller-ho. this s'nt. May­ old woman who inquired in French for ten years old, came running into the buy it, for I could sec that he was deep­ be yer thought ver were charterin' a atelier, crying at the top of their ly interested. Tnc next morning j-st 'purtment io er Palatfo ear." ' the nearest photographer. She wore “Never seen sich n lot o’ kickers,’’ before 1 got ready to start, I turned to muttered the proprietor as he adminis­ . the common dress of the Alsatian peas­ voices: “Oh. pupa, void!" “Hush, children!" said the parent, my host and said: ant, and her dusty shoes indicated a tered a kick to nix slumbering team. “go away; I am busy." and the happy “Have you mode up your mind to •• er can bet thTs is the la*t lime this Jong foot journey, bnt under her linen boys disappeared laughing in the next buy that book?" ’ ere train starts with only thirty-one pas­ head-dresA fell her white hair round a room. A sudden idea struck me, and •••No. but I did’low to buy it but sengers. if yer want to rid: in a limited face, that, sunburnt and wrinkled and. turning to the old woman, who looked thar ain’t no use’n buyin’ it now.’ ’spress, with half a load, yer 1 have to wistfully at the door through which the “Why?" . wearing traces of recent tears, yet was psv for it" boys escaped. I asked her if she bad “ ‘Case I sol up, last night an’ read so beautiful ip its expression of tender The mule took a toe hold, strained, The best dry hop yaart in th* wo.-td. fceaf kept any of her little boy’s clothes. her through.' and pulled the wagon and the ^ld horse raised by thi» yoa>t i> light, white.and wtxXogoodness and touching resignation not "Indeed I have, Monsieur!" she “ ‘That so? Well, in consideration of unmixixl with a' certain pride, that 1 answered. “I have kept everything the fact that 1 have staid all night with along. Fome like cur grandmother's deikloitf brad. Half way to the Point one of the hind involuntarily addressed her as “Grand­ belonging to the little dear," and open­ you. I’ll make you a present of the book.’ CROC wheels broke short o f at tbo axle, let- ing a bundle she carried with her she “•Much obliged to you.’ more." and forgetting that I had ting the corner of the cart down with | Price Baking Powder Co., continued: "Here is his best dress find •• ‘Not at all. Well. 1 must be g-dhg.’ a crash that demolished the rear end promised a friend to await his arrival, mm tt ir. mtnbRHi riartiin Uno. “ ’Hold.on. You'hain’t paid me yit. offen.il to guide liter to her destination.. (her voice sunk to a whisper) the last I and dumped half the passengers in the _ I charge you a dollar an’a half fur dun. Tho tough young men picked j On tlie road she told itie hen simple ever saw him wear." I now took the photographer aside your night’s lodgin'.’ story. She was a widow, and lived themselves up and moved to institute a • prjor to the French-German war with and made him* acquainted with my ’ "Yes, sir, and he made me pay iL re­ riot. Mr. Crowley sat impassively up- । her married son in a village, fifty miles plan for "photographing angels," and gardless of the fact that I had presented on the box and surveyed tho wreck. | from Strasbourg. They were well-to- after obtaining his promise of carrying him with the book. No, I don't caru to The mule resumed bis ruminating atti- 1 do peasants before the enemy invadetb out my instructions I persuaded the engage further in the book business."— tudc, and the old horse seized upon the I Arkaneato Traveler. ■ their little village; but one morning grandmother to leave her grandson's opportunity to go to sleep. they woke to find the Prussians en­ clothing in the atelier and follow me A shade "of sadness stole over the pro- , to an inn, where I left her to the care A Mau Who Likes to be Hung. camped in their fields and making prieto’s wooden face and he unconof the buxom hostess. # themstdvcn perfectly al home- More sclously sighed: “This knocks the opA few days ago a young German Two days after the photographer troops arrived the next day aud the fol­ pysition." \ named Antnn Dresser,* who had beerf "What are vou going to do about i'1 lowing, until the quiet village was a big sent for her and on her arrival handed dis barged from the employ of a- fruit this?” inquired the fat man dolefully, ‘ camp, where the enemy heaped up the her a picture, at sight of which the old peddler, and who boarded on German store* needed for the siege of Stras­ woman began crying freely. “My sitting up in the road and endeavoring j boy! my own darling boy! It is the Street, attempted to commit suicide by to take the kinks out of his derby. I -w. bourg. When discovered and cut clothes I spun every thread of myself—1 hanging. One dark night the camp was alanutsi “Burned if I know how I kin fix I sick Htedaebe aad rritera all Pm troaMra taddown his heart bad almost ceased beat­ her,” answered Mr. Crow lev, referring *o ■ bm<m*atMe of Uieiiywra, »A ratPteand a magazine containing among other and his pretty curly hair—but why does : K ing. sndrit was two hours before he U, bl. wag™. he cover his face so? Won ’ t he look store.', a considerable quantity of pow­ wm restored to consciousness. He “Hang your wagon! chorused the ’ aWaraecMahMbMaateowaJaevtag der was found on fire, and there was at me?" she asked, suddenly, looking was yesterday asked by a represontano doubt that it was the work of the up from the picture that represented a tough young men. "How are we going I A tive of thlH paper to describe his sensa- te get to Oak Point?'/ JfeZ M inhabitants. Accordingly the next little boy kneeling in a chair with his ttona and he promptly replied: Mr. Crowley shifted his hat uneasily, < morning six of the most prominent or folded hands before his face. "They were »o pleasant that 1 may “Oh!" remarked the photographer. most patriotic of the inhabitants were looked pnxded and hazarded: -Walk- 1 B«^eaa^<o«t«y4Ja>eLb«Hll.w.~-llr try it again some day." £Ae is saying his prayers." ■ ID S good, gents. I I valaabla ia ConaUpauim, cartas sad tawfcwtag brought -before the Prussian com­ "Did you have the idea on your mind "Yes, yes. I know he is praying for' -« . paid you for a ride - ..id th. mander. and after a short examination a great while?" ••young feller, whose coal was now • — *----- ------ — ■- -— 1 that proved nothing, without further bis poor oh I grandmere. Oh. my dar­ "No. From the moment it entered ling boy!" and the great tears "rolled slit up the back. “Give us our money • trial, shot in the square in front of the my head to the time I swung off was village church. The widow's sou wm down her wrinkled cheeks. "God and not over half an hour. I tied the ro|ie back or transfer us.” our lady bless you, messieurs! ’ ’ said Mr. Crowley jammed his hat onto the one of the six victims, and his wife, she. when she."grew calmer. "I am to a beam in the barn, put my neck in back of his head and replied with some w,ho bocanje frantic with grief over his the nbose while Htandiug on a barrel, death, was the next morning found life­ now going to pray by mv boy’s grave and then kicked the barrel away. The energ/: “Giveback nothin’; yergettin’ lesson his grave. thus leaving herinfant until I follow him:" and refusing all only feaf I-had was that the rope wouhi off cheap. Most any other foller’d make naUlyUelri aid for her trip home, but pressing ber yer pay for the damage. Yer hadn't Min to the sole care of his grandmother. hurt me." no <»ll ter crowd on so. Any fool’d The old woman now centered all her newly found treasure fast to ber brave “And did it?" know a wagon couldn't stand thirtyhope and all her affection in the little old heart, ••ft rand men Jeanneton” "Yes; for a second or two it was like left us. one passengers. Yer can transfer yerboy. and as lie grew up she was fully a/dull knife sawing at my neck." As to the picture, the intelligent read­ s selves aboard the monopoly stages." repaid, for he loved bis grandmother “And vou must have choked terri­ “It don'd gost soniethngs more?’’ with an intensity often found in chll- i ers of tint Free Press-have of course all bly?" hesitated the German, glancing with dren who die young - a lovKt^af wax "I did not fully realize iL I was dim­ do BoL alone equaled by hi- veneration of his his -oldest l»oy in the poor peasant boy’s ly conscious of kicking around, and I a calculating eye over his numerous others CX-ter'a Lllllo Llvrr PUlg flock. dead (nirvnte, his adoration of "la belle clothes; sn<l who would not practice know 1 raised my hands and grasped "Well, j’ou has a cheek! It’ll only France” and his hate of the Phis.iians. Hu :h u deception to sec the tears that the rope. I suppose I steered for ten for the old woman, who !ov<6l hcF rolled down Grnudmere Jeunneton’s seconos and then it was a very pleasant cost yer ten cents. Yer don't expect the oppysition ter pay it, do yer?" hexiitiful country deariv. and never aged cheeks.--Detroit Free Preu. ""^rThe tough young men concluded to C1RTEK mnara CO , Hr» York. forgot that herhnsliand fell fighting for The First “Blue Stocking." walk. The tat (torman encompassed it at "Solfcrino,” and thuther son was "Why, the pain disappeared, and the economy by pionicing on the grass un­ idiksl by its enemies, instilled, pcrhn|M It will probably surprise those not feeling was about like whefl you are WBcn>iiseio<i*>1y. both feelings in his already aware of the fact to learp that flighty with fever. Queer things danced der a tree. The “feller" reluctantly hailed one of the monopoly stages, young bn:5si. around me and made up faces at me, ” One day.' when the l>oy wm ten years the first persoh to whom the opprobri­ aud I felt as if I whs moving through handed his “gal" in and paid twenty cents. 4 old, a Prussian oflicial who inspected ous epithet nt the head of this pa]Wr the air." The last words the fat passenger the village m!IiooI was stnu-k with his was applied wax u man. He earned "And vou were conscious?" heard as he started in a rage to walk beauty and serious air. and addressed a- the title, not by a studious life, nor by "Barely so. It seems how that 1 back were: "Durned ef thia ’ere don’t questiuri t<> him in Gcrfriiin respecting stores of knowledge Jie professed, but dreamed it all." _ knock ther oppysition.”—.V. F. Com­ his parent. "The’ Pnissian- killed simply by his partiality for host! of thip "But you did not know when you mercial Adverlwcr. . celestial hue. The story, as usually were cut down?" •hem.’* 1 * *nuswere«l *** the bov in French. Tbc oflicial colored, and iti a rebuking (old, is thus: in the year 1774 thia gen­ “O, no! The dream, or whatever you A Giant Hen. tone sfitkutl the boy why he didn’t speak tleman wax n constant attendant at may call it, finally faded out, and the Gorman. ••Kvcau-«- it is the language Die receptions given by Mrs. Montague, next thing I knew I was in bed in the We are apt to think that our solar of my i-iuinrry’s enemies,” answered and invariably wore blue stockings, house and they were treating me." .—। system consists of a mighty collection which the quaint dress of the time dis­ tfcc b»»y fearlessly. of worlds; but Professor Proctor, in ••And you rather like hanging?" The’ official ordered hint in arrest, played to advantage, and whiqfi won •‘I would rather die that way than commenting upon the star Sirius, goes •rid he was shut up in a chamber above for him at the time the soubriquet of any other. I wnuldn'tiike a drop to Ou to prove that our kun is a very By degrees the break my neck, m is the case on the small affair compared with some stars . the school r. w.»m, where bo remained ••Blue Stockings." until night, when.fie boldly leaped from other frequenter* of Mrs. Montague's ga|lbwa, but jf they woqld swing me off whoee light is very faint to our eyes. the win«low io cite ground aud, aa he receptions l*egan to be associated with and let me choke I would face the mu­ Judging from the time it takes light to fell in a thick <-oi>xc, escaped unhurt. him in the title, and the “Bine-Stock­ sic any day."—Detroit Fret Preu. reach our world, Sirius would shine two The lioy now fairly Hew to his grand­ ing Club." as it wm called, became hundred times more brightly than our sun if set beside the latter/ Hence it Dr. David Kennedy. Rondotit, mother's bouse, bur- as he was afraid of widely known as the haunt of all the Makins Screws. DKAn ani: About eight yeara-«flb 1 beraa to is argued that it must have a surface being MMM1 and brought bank to rhe wit and learning .of thy day. Hud Mr. The process of making screws ia a 400 umes as great, a diameter fourteen suffer from a liver dlflteuity. /Durim the attacksMihool if lie follows! the road, he Benjamin Stillingfleet known that by his I experienced *wyere mln.| acoocnpanted l«. fatal fondness for blue stockings he very interesting one. The rough, large times larger, and a mass 3,000 times what I cannot (teoerlbe brttrr than by raltinR ft crossed the fields Ix-hhid the village. wire in big cdla is, by drawing*throngh It w.i-. in the harvest and the grapes was founding a term of reproach for wire in big coils 1a. by drawing thrunrh greater than our sun. These figures a drawing In sen-uUlon. The agony d It was albeyond endurance. None of the usual lesa .diameter than iteeif, iteeif. give a bulk so great that the human mewt were ripe, so <>l«l Martin, tlie.owner of inoffensive students in ages to come, a hole of lose medicines employed In such caeeshnd any effect the choicest grapCK in the village, kept and that accomplished women—-the made the needed size. Then it goes imagination fails to grasp the vastuess upou me. Fnuu Huie to time I was laid up and watch with a loaded shot-gun over his very race whose society he so much into a machine that at one motion cuts of the difference between the two suns. unable to attend to any btwipeM. Tills covered precious treasures. Softly- he *ulks appreciated—would be the objects of it a proper length and puts a head on Yet this groat sun is supposed to be in­ over the fi-ld Ix’hind the wine-press, the nick-name, he would undoubtedly it Then it is pnt into sawdust and ferior to other suns in size and splen­ “rattled,” and tnus brightened. Then dor. There is a suspicion that all the when he hears something force its way have stifled his cravings after that illthrough the grapevines. He.stops and fated color, aud worn hose of pink, the bead is shaved down smoothly to suns in our visible universe revolve elded relief; the palu pamed away, and to my the proper size and the nick put in at around a great central sun located green or yellow; .be would have enr oocks his piece. He will now catch the thief who robs him of liix biggest cased bis nether limbs in parti-colored the same time. After “rattling" again somewhere in .the constellation Her­ tnre ms-med to be srt icolng apUn. I cannot bet­ in the sawduHL, the thread is out by cules. Vast as seems the universe, we garments; nay, his generous nature grape-. The moon is behind the clouds, ‘nut he sees the outline of h per- would no doubt have cheerfully con­ another machine, and after another naw know that the primary materials athat dore my person:*) knowledge of Its vlr“rattling" and a thorough drying, the of which it is composed are the same in aon running fast through tli vines. sented to go without any hose at all, Ihaye recommended It to a gresa many of "Hall !” h« commands -hut 1 be person rather than work the fell deed of which screws are assorted by hand (the all the planets and suns. Tho spectre^ my friends ami acqmdntaucra. Yours truly. X. PKP8ON. never heeds him. He raises his gun - he was unconsciously guilty.—Ameri­ fingers of those who do this move al­ scope has settled the question that '££i Alexander avenue. most like lightning), grossed by weight chemically all planet*, sans and stars Mr. IV|Mon la one of Albany’s old and reBpcrt» flash a scream—a fall of a body can Queen. and pa-'ked for shipment That which are composed of identical materials. — cd resident*, and eoh»cnU to the publication of among the grape*, ami when the old the above letter. —bomu advertiser says he has found renders it possible for machines to do Dcmorett't Monthly. man arrives on Uie spot, he finds inKmrnmty. phyririan and •unt'oa, all this is a little contrivance that looks ttonaout, N. i. of the sKppbsed grape thief a ; a sorrel mule with no hind shoes on. --The Sandwich Islands are the pop­ and opens like a goose's bill, which Pshaw, man! You can ’t identify a sor ­ Huie ouriy-hairetl boy whoee life is fast ular resort for people on the Pacific picks up a single screw at a time, car ­ rel mule in that way. No well regu ­ idling aw with the blood that flows ries it where needed, holds it until coast who wish to make a sea voyage out and mixes with the vnuhed grapes; lated sorrfd mule has shoes on behind. grasped by something else, and rr.tnr» for health, just as Europe is for the hia black eym are already fixed and As -toon as it gels home from the people of the East. The tourist travel blacksmith shop it fastens one above for another. This is one of the most to King Kalakaua's dominions has the front-door of the barn and one wonu>rful piece* •! automatic machin­ 4oublad within the p««t year. 4m ery ever seen, and it doesiUdistlLctive above the stable entrance, with one Franciaco Vail. motion and all just for luck. — PUU—A bull-al thrown at a girl in a Low- Dr. Price's Special Flaroriu Eitracts, "grandmere Or. 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MhloM, fe St. Char ■: .jngarblfil ASHE KENNEDY’S X REMEDY^ Xi lu due and character cousiih-nxi. die CHICAGO WF.KKLY NEWS h* Uw cheaiteti itirJciy in A^-ridt. ONK IN)! LAR \ YEAR, ptMfnge included. Our Clubbing Terms bring II witbiv __ vpach of all our aubwriber* Spea met copk* niay i** smi nt this offfm. Bend Bubst-ripllous to this ofiicu. Default having been ium,V In the roiidlOiy y a certain inortaagvexecuted by Andiew C. l‘o<a« aod wtfo Ifary L. PolU, to Katharine 1- ttueUw. s:vld morUuup* bearing date November tsl. I*D. and due November 1st, 1*#. and recorded in tfw office of Register of Deeds in and for Barry OMmbr, Mi«Wan, In Liber No. 14 of MortcMw Oil ttMfe air, on tfa< linh day of November. 1**. •ntavmite aecure the payment of tlnruw busdr. il M.d sixty-five dollan. (fil^fi.OO), with Uitarwt to be paid annuaHy. and containing a cnuM provfdinr that If default be made tn m* payment of the said Interest whan the ramo eame due and should the sa»e remain nnpju.i Do The Right Thing. —A Birmiagham machine.- same rtlll n’lualnlnx unpaid, and the raid mor* Mee having, by virtue of ber option, dectared KSb*»»«<4JS-ag-;. sum of HSE hundred and iwvonty-spven lad Muaollars. by reason of said opU*> aiKt declaration, and no suit pot proceeding* U law hxvinx been Instituted to recover the or any portion at the same which raid morwac1« liven to H*cnrr-. Notice I* therefore Rir* tw«wn th* touashtoaof Woodbind and buafi -iJ at the north sMe shore ol Fporth UK®. • Ilia- of said section twenty-four <2i); th’ U> witbhi nlnety-dx [M) rod* of the county line hl^tway running north w> tius sex#. <W) acres, lie the Mine mon- or kys- -and all* _ _ »r.-.,r <11 norSB. - �minor news items. •rtm United .state* CkMida* Hoa« at Ai ym. Win. ia Insolvent. wtUt. tiabllUer* of MICHIGAN STATE NEW& PREVAILING FA8HIOKS. FnuB ‘P^uaomi are: M'b-at 2rb,te* No. 2 Red. TMa Tine India cameVa hair doth €o*ui eight dollnraper >er yard. Embroidered woolens are used foi: dressy bonneta. Th.- brim is covered with fine wool gnipnru lace embroid­ Ito-soa. K r iho i?,"' r,'™t,r P“--‘ *r»ash ered to match. 9»* Bax CRT onto- atodrtatai *• Job» I The "Ernestine’’ is a stylish basque, Jonta. ate aillta tnxu ClmUad. »l>o I desirable for dreest uses and rich ma,r“l »*"».” rtactad th. u-rihl ftawenl y uany hir .whom It w„ intaitowl. ■ w™. ; Veats of all kinds are prominent in , the season’s fashions.' Buttons are very The Gale Manufacturing Company’s I small. Steam’s American satin armure is a ^2riiMtHAM’<oni.c*lho<’n c<n,nty- w«*r . partially destroyed by fire the other night. fabric for evening costume. Fur trimming will be used as largely The fire was discovwl in the grinding room sad was Huppre^l to haw caught as ever. They are too handsome and convenient to lose their hold on fashion. •* alxwt For moderate gifts to bridesmaids, ,M0,UU0. The works wonkd undoubtedly be single p<*arl solitaire ear-rings and six rebuilt at once. Fully insured. F'ifteen employra of Braneau’s wood­ pins to match in a little, case, are fash­ ramp, near Huugbton, Houghton County, ionable. Embroidered muslin dresses will be were ja»L-*onM . few days sin^. by arsenic which had been kept to kill rata, worn over colored linings by young ladies during the winter. • ' Urt got into fish intended for the mesa Worsted lace is a pretty novelty and Two men were dangerously sick, !>ut the is seen in all colon. It will be very others were recovering. pretty for cloth dresses. The State Grange at Ite recent 'session Pink lace over pink satin Is a new in Lanring elected tbe following officersand pretty conceit for evening wear. Master, Cyrus G. Luce, of Branch; OverA’sarich cream white American silk tebr, John Halcomb,'of Ingham; Lecturer, shows brocaded roses in a delicate pink. Daisy rosettes made of narrow orange­ wi i.uj*rr, Assistant colored velvet ribbon, with hearts of Hteward, A. E. Green, of Oakland; Chap­ brown plush, arc set ii^ a half wreath lain. L N. Carpenter, of Wexford. uronnd the new autumn capote-* of Joseph Pox, living near Char lotto, golden brown felt or velvet. Kabin County, was so elated over the elec­ Mine <!’Or. a new rich shude of brown, tion of Cleveland that he lost his mental shot with gold, is among the newly im­ lialaxicv’, and is now an inmate of the Kal- ported dress fabrics of silk an*! wool. ama»x. Insane Asylum. -»tin and corded silks. Worth eipploys Smith, who sued the town of Sherwood, this color in some of his most elaborate Branch County, for 4-10.IMN damages, aris­ dinner and carriage costumes. ing frniu an ncci.loot ou a defective bridge, A lovely co<tuiue is made of bhciiitgets of.#TN). • — a “ verdict ui.Ti.FA -colore<! uiuiu-i »cloth, i<’iii, iriiuuiru trimmed wifc with wide The Common (Council of Brunson, Branch • tuahoptny r- . brown1 velvet. ountv. iwatv ____The Th*collar hat, collar and cuffs and are cuffs are also of County, poots i>> in Un nubile ..i pbuw th. hut. muii-ts of man to whom, in consequence of the velvet. Among new colors in hosiery is their linbitual drunk ’nm-ss. rum is not to black and yellow, black and red. cin­ l*c sold. . In the recent trial <u Calvin Hosmer, at namon brown, stained cherry, and -moke' blue. Some in squares, cithers Big Rnpida, charged with murder, the jury in stripe. New black stocking- are returirrid a verdict of acquittal. lined with while fleece. Bay Middleton, the most valuable stal­ A very rich mantle is of smoke blue lion in Michigan, died nt Bnltte Creek the plush trimmed with qbeniHe fringe of other night, ag»sl seventeen. He was | the same shade, and lined with roscworth e.l-out an-l was .sire of Frince colon-d'satin. Another equally pretty Middleton (2:20), owiud by H. V. feints, is of deep crimson brown plush, broof Chieagu. ended in little burnished gold palm A gentleman who .’rrcenUy arrival in leaves, and trimmed with dark brown Detroit, from tho upper port of the State cbenilhfemarabout and fringe. reported great deetitulion among the A lovely walking costume recently farmers on cleared larul. Th® ann Ira-i put imported is of heavy brown cloth with all their money in Ituying lan*i, and were a front of red cloth in the same qual­ aide to d<> no man*. The atunips were aothi -k ity, and trimmings of bauds of .*eal that but little rultivution could l>r done in skin. This dress is made with a pol­ onaise of dark brown and a vest of An enemy to canines recently s .-altered crimson, the fur.passing down either poison ujton 'the streets of Vassar-, result, side of the vest to the edge of the pol­ onaise. A small crimson cloth bonnet twenty • live di-mi dogs. At K ilamaroo a few evenings ago a is trimmed with a narrow baud of the young man named Daniel IL Slocum, fur aud a red and'hrowu bird. A ball drr“S finished for a New York while- craxy drank, attacked stdoonist | Hickson and John Morter, a bystander, lady by Worth is of white gauze rm. I striking the latter with a dirk through the broldered by hand with white floss silk. ! The pattern Is a large scallop and each foreirm, leaving the blade liroken off be­ । tween the buues. Slocum next dashed scallop is act with roses. The suit is । complete with a basque of white velvet, ■ ornamented with long, .white ostrich ' struck two men with the meat-axe, nearly plumra.. j sevtiring a linger, but doij>r no more se­ An exquisite dinner dress ia of pink rious barm. He then ran hbme. When ottoman silk and pink brocade, the do- | arrested by Marshal Davis be gashed tbe sign* being raised pink velvet roses, which are outlined with delicate pink Fred Newmann's meat-market and gro- pearls. ’Fhc brocade forms the front and sides of the skirt, and the train is fire the other morning at one o’clock . A of plain ottoman silk. The waist is of lamp was left Ixirn ng in the store, and ft pink crape, with a plaited surplice front was suppoMMi au exploaioD can»e<! the and wide belt. (leHtruction. ix>M, $1JIOO; fully insure*!. For short jackets, maraniser coats Report* to the Htate Board of Health by'’ and wraps, those made of heavy silk, fifty-oue observers in different paA. of chenille and jet trimming are particu­ th*- Htaie, for tbe week ended oh the 13th, larly and absolutely popular, and indicated that membranous croup, puerper­ certainly in the utmost good taste. Evening dress-suite for gentlemen al fever, typhoid fever (enteric) aud'in‘Inmnuition of the kidneys inj/rooaed, and are now made of fine diagonals, or • chat • ronohitis, cholera morBus and erysip­ very finely ripped goods called crape elas dacreaaed in area of prevalence. cloths, 'the vest is cut very low and Diphtb-ria was reported at twenty places, fastened bv three or four buttons. The ■caflet few at fifteen, uioasles at four and low swallow-tail coal does not fasten, Htnall-pox (two cases) at South Boardman. and ita new feature is a collar of silk, It is now against the law to shoot doer in 'rhe vest I* sometimes rounded out in heart shajM:. and both vest and collar this State. are finish*-*! on the edges with tine Frank Henry, keeper of the Presque isle cord. White IteneOlee vests are often Beacon for Sixteen years, has resigned. used instead of the black vest, and tbe He saved fully >*ne hundred lives from trousers are out to fit easier and have drowning. During^the days of the under­ two small braids down the aides. ground railroad hejVM one of tbo conductQuaint fashions are being revived in on*, and run off more negroes to Canada, bridesmaids’ costumes. Among the it is saiil, th »n any other one man. prettiest seen at the fashionable wedThesbipins t of forest products from flings of the season were two of satin Muskegon by rater this wiwon were as armure in a delicate blue tone with follows: Lumber, 520.127JXX) feet: lath., pink sltading, with plain skirts of blue 2!»,7lDJ»); ahingkM, IM.TA’JFM); slabs, 9.000 and pink brocade, (he nolonatae of the cords; ties, 20,0 V;,pickets, 25,000. armure being short ana bouffant, with । Au inventor was nt Muskegon a few day square corsage and elbow skews. ago trying to introduce his m-thixi of gas Oriental lace, put on in box plsita, inanu’acturing from sawdust, clnimiu.'dt trimmed the. nock and sleeves and can be done cheaper and better than rom bordered the pale blue silk gloves. 'Die hats were in Shepherdess shape, of coal. The following moll services have b on blue, with large clusters of pale pink discontinued in this State: Appletou, Rm- roses and jabot of lace on the side, and mot County, from Harbor Springs. From1 upon Lhe arm were blue straw baskets, December 15,. 1*M, on route, 24JXMi. Good filled with blush roses. Rough cloth jackets fitting the figure Hart. Etnmet County, from Cross Village. From Dumber 15, 1H84, ou route. 24JJXL closely and trimmed with fur are worn Three attempted Imrglaries were nipped for -walking. A bonnet of the mate­ fa the Imd at Bay City the other night at rial with a trimming of bird* or feath­ the resldfencea of R. C. Wilson, E. B. Den­ ers is generally worn with them. Seal nison and Captain Keith. The burglars। skin jackets for young ladies are cut entered the huu«e. Ifet were frightened quite short, dose fitting, and trimmed with other far. away without booty iu carb case. ^Nonpareil h the fashionable material Tbe liquor tax paid in Marquette County for skating costumes, mad*- with plain this year amounted t<*f5!,fi3a. । full skirts, reaching to the anktaa. and Mich.. itMjtr.u»sp<at3l.Oj<;<»r eatUe to \n7££L wern <9>ey<*pne aud Hudson's Ray. is f B Tb* I WcdimMlay. ^lutfter. the pta-*. celebrated hl<- i-owwty* t.'V..inli birthday si hi« homo at DanvurK Mafbu WedorMsr. , of J.n.ikibly the loan tn Forpv County atom- RUKrafftinar tn t .5,100. What is dtoeiii'nt an tnexhuu^bie supply of at a depth of titty-«4sht tcc-t. . The City Council of Galesburg. IU.. bna boon HtAud to give a street-car charter to moheynd iitoti of Fort Wurth.DaUaaand Airnrade. Tux. ■ fthac Imam dcokkU by thft muule pal auttnrft.ro of PliihMelpUlA to allow the old iibboa at Now tirieaaa. Tfie New York Board of Education refuses t* allow pnbbo-sebool children to partkdpato la tBiuirtalnmonts. in schixil-houw*, for tho btwieHl of the lUrlkoldl ped os tai fund. u from a well in an adjoining county. : Owing to a feud engendered by the rioura «klng th<- Part of a woinau who had Iuxmj de- tiona, and whose throats ahnoet unsettled ber maon. Although ahc bad admitted the kAffng, the onurt-room reeounded with choora A fire tn Davidson & On.'a Un factory. tcL Montreal enured a Pmm of S0,OCOr t ns u ran re, Higfi wntw m the Arkansan River has awept away a large part of tbe Governtucut woik* at Pte" Bluff..: At tbo Kaki of Fcidluand Ward's library in hew York. Audubon's “Hirda of Amarica** brought fl.'jSU The Fails i xHupauy. (VI.Mmiufttcluring I... . ..,.^...1 »>..A. ...-I... _st _ Rau At Winona. M:unw George DoUorwckds waa unutvoersi loonie months in the penlUwglary • - ul«. I... ...... 11 IV ilutur- HTMX', i'argi-H Hn.«' tfc.urtujjx- mill at WtmUn. Minn., uui burned Thursday, wtthl&uo jiov. ii. lOKiaziT, onoui ui - xusinucr> <ir tne Hmvuntfty of Michigan, died Thursday mora­ le* at PhiiadUphta, agod teveuty-tlvv.. Hi-had The rotall gna.wry of Joseph Zuekcnunnn, iblcngu. bar b»«n vkaed by the Sheriff, on Judgments eonfrswd in favor of local oved.tcra hU Indebbsinew is about 135,000. ■L. D. lUidunteon. a fhhagnan. Coum>isskmcrui the Obidslttver imoi. wac rubtxM in an hotel st Wednesday nlnt of loom, of reprvM'ntMtlve tem|g-ntni»- |>oopte. it war- drddrei to call a state <>>n$ertUoa for Jauiiary 5! to consider the outlook for the Jcno|>h W.-Buenxi. Superintendent of tho Wst< r n tirks Gorupanr at St. UbarliM. Me*, la uiselng, ami, it is rmn, owua the company and other ciuw«n» thoumnd* of dollars ' HrrA«o leevcK a wife and five- children, ep..■wirgrifMiAat Mlayette. lnd„ Timrad iy suent»*'fully ourvd a caw of atralilsuiuii. or ) .wiinani Ward's collection of pointing* l.ro*iKht nearly gi**,**”. ii) The ikx-na«of the North Gcnuaii F.re Insurme Oomiinny, of Hamburg, bz du buainosa > New York Htale. him brv-i revoked. Stale University, hu- mtigaed to ncccgit a pcMitlou Id the elgUHi service at Washington. MOTMtg. Ui 1/UUSfLT, IT*., I1UA Hl.U.'I. years ooinmlUAl forgenea aggregating 1*1.■ Mi. Tb< banks are heavy lowers by bls ujxrupanN fit a collision on the Pan-Handle Hoad, near han Grose, who has tw-cn n clothier at Ttiu retail dry good*Immmoof lanibri Brothurr, in St UiitD, has bi-ett clortod by credttorn. 51h-Uid>11lttcw ano bdievod"to be in oxoetwof IKdUii. \ . . By pq cki»lo«|owswiilar in the cartridgn fac- fiv«x< to spll .tor-s. Mfss Mary Fl tvHy njHind a verdict Tliur-day tguin’t Un.* 1. luisvilte. New Albany A Cliieaxo its Irvad, al ijtfayctte. Ind., for f7AM> lor tlonuutvs.i-ubt h tied. 'rtuitinnl spiiee in-th*' broken cabteof the »«w fxMmnorclnl Company was effected Friday ti> tbe steamer Faraday about I.UUU ihilre northea-t nf Oanso. N. S. Tho Utile child of <>. F. Burdick, of BockCnl, III., fi ll on a rod-hot .store Friday. Both uda were buran I to the bonca, and It is fiouldful If the child surrirca. The. State of Aluiiauiu has ontered suit ngiUust the dinMUK* of the Alabama * < -iiKtmnoccn Un I road, wh.ub became bankrtipt In !/•%, claiming W»«.e " domages- • Ulan* Ktecver, while nreted by the flteaMe inliH own home In Audubon County, In. Tburisiar night, wn* murdered by a man who num- and n*«<'il oermisHlow U) warm himself. murdiir citac nt JiwkMin, Mich., to dlanwuj. was deah-d Fr day by the Judge, and Hol; «xnh ► < orrti.-ol prorogu'd with the call Of ’ । -on o' » wealthy N*‘n lomnmusi by Governor i liMS Vail rvii ....... ....... —------tn tbe Ml—i-wi pi Hiver at Keokuk. T. J. Germain, » veteran nrw»|nper pubHaber of Michigan, died at Adrian Saturday. *n. IcrWatim-, Ju*t ailjournrd. appropritol filsi.uOOa yuar for th.-now captp4. and a or'; will proceed stcsullh. A. C. Newell. »r l-one Pine, Neb., white tem­ porarily demonled. wandered from home wwra«y night luid wax froaen to dreth. Tim iMteking-bouses ut McGrath A Co. m>d Scholl A <*»., Haititnore, Md.. were (1 retroyou figure lent of arbitration •nth handed over thotr aaaeU been forced Ui make in ufr , have recenUy boen caught in Higgins, 'Laki*, above Rosconunoo, and this lea Is toi tbe belief that this lak > has an underground connection with I^ike Homo.. , Isaac Jodoine. a farmer, aged about fifty vwn*. bring in »mwood Township, Tn»-i rol । County. *e’** t« Ctt'° tho other - „ . Ind i'K» in tbe Democratic ratification. Hr; became intoxicated aud fell down stairs at the Hodler House, breaking his neck. Postmaster M. M. Lcferre, of Climax.’ KAUmaxoo Oninty. **” recency «m-’ tenewi to six months’ imprisonment for, axing poBiag- stamps »" currency in his store iMfifnOfia Pat Langlei’. a well-known raxnp fore­; man and lumlsTUisn, died the other night at Prodeuville. Hoeoommon County, of de­ lirium trrra YM. He waa unmarrie*!. • ’ ■ ’ “ #h»irt, close-fittingdouble-breasted jack­ ets. Round capes and small flat muffs will be worn with them, cither of the oamc material or some preUy contrast­ ing fur.—N. Y. Commercial Advertiser. —A young girl has died ki the asylum st Hamburg who poswaMsl the peculiar gift of changinrlhe ©olor of Ur hair according to the state of her mind In “periods of sedateuewi her hair w». of its natural dall color; when exdted it became reddish; *nd wa. indicaXeil by a blonde coLor. Three dav* were generally required for the obknge to be completed, plexlon also variro in the same periods and in tbe same direction. —London Lanoct. > < -Tta »l».y Mbw*! Bur­ tau-t tatt. htajol ton. nf IDoner IO tbs djatressed itehcrmen In tbs South and Weal ofjrdaiid for the purrhnM- of •«** ■I” ^klr. ekahlinx them U* tbri ^OLHSS & HOLLY BROS. forty-fourth milestone. —John McCullough han earned one million dollars, and has tttxty thousand dollars left. -Ex-Governor Bishop. of of Ohio, Ohio, once a man of large wealth, is now eng elytMinrf in m sellii selling cigars by sample to I dealers. —A Duxbury (Mam*.) woman, sev­ enty years old, climbed a tree the other any to escape from -some horses that frightened her.„ When the Marquis of Salisbury wag dined in Glasgow the other day' they had American ovsten;. over which great Ium was made. . ' —A. New York letWr nays that Mr. Vand<bilt haa admitted "that he is worth one hundred and ninety-four mil­ lions of dollars. P°Pp is one of the buxieat men in Europe. His time from early morn­ ing to late at night ia completely taken up by business and callers. ’ —Mrs. Sartoris, daughter of General Grant, is again settled in her English home. She entertains a great deal and her father’s army and naw friends are frequently her gueata. * —Dr. Hammond remarks: “Perhaps there is no better test of a woman’s health and beauty than her appearance at an early breakfast table. She is then more as nature ihade her than at any other period of the day.” --In Germany they don’t call it the honeymoon. They limit the period of the newly married couple's bliss and term it the “Flitter-woche.” literally thq “spangled week.” The German* are a faiHfeeing and an intelligent peo­ ple. —It is stated that the only three sur­ vivors of the battle of Stonington, Conn., are Charles O. Williams, of Stonington, aged ninety-nine; Henry Denison, of Ledyard, aged ninety-one, snd Colonel (htorge L. Perkins, of Nor- i wich. aged ninety-six. —Rear Admiral Shufeldt, U. S. N., who has thoroughly studied the sub­ ject. and is a high authority on interoceanic water communication between the Caribbean and the Pacific, does not lielieve thaj De Lesseps will ever com- J plete the Panama canal. Heexamlmsi ■ the work last summer. —.John Howard Payne’s “Home. Sweet Home” was written for an opera. It was first sung in the Covent Garden rheater at Ix>ndon, and made a big hit. One hundred thousand copies were sold the first year, and by the end of the second ite publishers had cleans! ten thousand dollars from iL—N. 1*. Graphic. —The Mississippi steamboat men have g general superstition against all boats whose names begin with the letter M. Due captain says: “I have never known % boat on the Western waters that com­ menced with the letter M lhat has not either burned up. sunk or been blown up. or been a financial disaster to her owners.—SL Louis Globed —A countryman in search of bead­ stone for his mother’s grave pitched upon one the stonecutters had prepand another person. “I like this one.” •for — — ' uH. “But;” said the other, “that be sagl. gs *to another man. and has Mr*. “loDf> name cut upon it; it wouldn't 1 ern > > n _ for your mother.” “Oh. yes. it do would)'”’said the countryman. “She couldn’t read. And. besides,” he con­ tinued. "Perry was always a favorite name of hers. —Boston Journal. High ii Ui but! Gfooth of All Kinds to be Marked Down! OF GOODS TO BE KEPT FULL AND A BRAN NEW LI.NH.OF Millinery Goods TO BE ADDED, WITH Mrs-. and tAero,' .aid David. "That roapegraoe »■>«.> quarter of a million. If he doean't paint the town red eehr “I should think.” mused helped benteif with a ailk, *‘l should quart of vgrylU Holly At the beta. INCOME AND TRY US! BECOME Hatlstaetion guaranteed, wd Goods Cheaper than ever you bought before. SeK^Sfrlwh tlW °’d Brm *U1 P,WWC ’*We by HOLMES & HOLLY BROS., Woodland. JNSL'RANCK IS WKITTAN 1N STOCK COMPANIES lion, and'tluU the heirs ut l»w of amd -----• and all other persons intereated In said rotate, are required to appear al a MWkm offril at as Low Rates as is consistent with prompt payment of Loises. Farm Property a Specialty And it is further ordered that said petlUoMr With the Agricultural of Watertown and Coo- give notice to the persons Interested iu stiM ilneutal and Watertown (now Bun) of Water- estate, of the pendency of bald petition, and fee hearing thereof, by caur‘--------- — ~* to be published in the newspaper printed aud ... of Barry, onee lu each week for three surer— weeks, previous to said day of hearing.___ For a Term ol Years for a StipalatecHTice, and (A true copy.) there ends our demands. POLICIES WRITTEN ! These Companies represented by L.C .TON, Abstract Block. pATHONlZK Sottleib Bessmer, Cabinet Maier. Sled with tliis court, purporting to be tbo isst will and testament of said deceased, may teat milled to probate. Thereupon It la ordered, that Monday, fee 2Xh day of December A. D, IWUM leu o'clock ta the forenoon, be aiMiigiird for the bearing of safe petition, and that the bein at law of said feeeased, and all other person* interested in aaM estate, are required to appear at a session cd said Court, then to be bidden al the Probate Special attentidn Riven to Office Furniture, Office, In the city of Hastings in said county and Book mk Cases, Cases. Desks, Cabinets, etc. Everything show cause, if any there be, why tuc prayer ft the petitioner should not be granted. ■ in the line of Household Furniture. And It is further ordered that said petitioner give notice to the persona tnte. sled *■ ■** '•estate, of the pendency of said petition, and fee bearing thereof by causing a cony of this ontar to be published in the Hastings Rannkk, a newspaper printed and circulated InaaldOofefe of Barry, oner in each week for three snrtfeatei weeks, previous to said dav of hearing. CLEMENT SMITH, (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. Tinbulldltlg. promptly Furniture of all Kinds! GOTTLEIB bessmer. Any person indebted to ~ i i ,1 county of Itarrv, bolden ai thr Probate Office: the nty of Hastings lu Mid raunty, oo Me I day __ WM> the bui Ml*aay day«»of i>rc.. Dec.,i„lu me theyi-ar year uoc oneuauwi tbm J timer, deceased, either by note J eight hundred and eigfrtydour. oKf}a ountt trill please call at his i’-and * — Smith. - Judge of I’rohate. \ Present. Ctemwit late residence at odee and adjust | such claims. "A LITTLE NONSENSt." — “Ma. did you say that pride goes before the fall?” “Yes, my son, that’s an old saying.” “Then, ma, summer must be an awfully proud season, be­ cause it always goes before fall.’*— Boston Times. ' \ ■ —A wag who thought to have a joto at the expense of a provision dealer, asked: “Can you supply me with a yard of pork P” ‘’Pat," said the dealer to his assistanL “give this gentleman three pigs’ feeL” —A traveler narrating the wonders of foreign lands, declared that he had seen a cane a mile long. “Oh!” said so&e. “The idea!” exclaimed others. “Pray what kind of a cane was it?" asked one of tho company. “It was a hurricane," said he. —“Why doh’t you try something for your blood?" asked Tom. “I will,” replied Molecule, “I will triangle." And he either took down his fishing rod or joined a minstrel band, we don’t know which would work in best right here.—Burlington Hawkegc. —An overgrown, awkward boy, on a horse for the first time in his life, cut a sorry figure in the saddle one day re­ cently. "My gracious, Tom!" said has younger brother, “you ought to just get down for a minute and take a good look at Vburaelf up there."—Gotten Dags. ! 1 —A thief snatched a pair of boots from a box in front of a shoe store and ran. He was caught and taken before a magistrate. “Your honor," said the thief, “I took ’em just for a joke." Justice (to the dealer): “And how far did he carry the joke?" Shoe dealer: “About a mile and a half, your hon­ or.” —“You don’t call on Mias G. nowP" “No, we’ve quit” “Quit What’s the difficulty r ”Oh, ber father to too Khuriotw.” "Too penurious. Why he a the reputation of being particularly liberal.” Perhaps he has, but be told me theolher evening I’d better leave, as he couldn’t afford to waste shoe leather on me. It’s my private opinion that that, man would skin a flea for ite hid.Mil allow.’’-Oil Oily Blusard. —A nun «he»A«l Hkr a cat'll daw In relret: "So old Scrapc-lill to dead at lait," obaorred DutM from tbe Interior of bbl owning' paper; ?! moner. loo.” "What did he do with “r ™r*ed Dora. "Oh. left it tar. B. S. Dec. 16th, 1W4. JOHN A. TURNER. OTICE.-At the regular annual meeting of members of I tie Ionia. Eaton and Barry Fannon*’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company, be held at the City Hall In the city of Ionia, Wednesday. January Msl, irea, commencing at l o’clock p. tfi.. In oompllance with i»etitloii of members, amendments to the Charter ol said company will lie offered. \ Dated. Dec. Mh, IBM. xM-6t OHCAB TALCOTT. Sec’y. N QTATK OF MICHIGAN—Fifth Judicial CirO cult. I do hereby fix aud appoint the following as* the times for holding the several terms of court within and lor the filth Judicial circuit of Mich­ igan afer Dec. 15. li*fil: Eaton county. *1 Monday in January. April, July and October. ' Barry county. 3d Monday in Febuarv, -Jd Mon­ day in Mav. M Monday in August, M Monday InNovcmner. , . . . Calhoun county. '.M Monday in March. 1st Monday in June, 2d Monday In beptetnber, 1st Vn the matter of tbe estate of John Hotehkiss dreeased On reading and. filing the petitlan. duly varifled. of l»anb I Striker, administrator at said es­ tate. preying that he may 1m> lli-enred to mU .-..I t,. IThereupon it te ordered, that Monday, fee th day of Jan.. A. D. Jfife. at ten o'clock in fer ceased, and all other persons Interested la said estate, arc required to appear at a sesMoti «i said court, then to be holdcn at the probate ofeee. toia the city of HastI tigs, in said county, and shoe cause, if any there be. why the prayer of fer on peUilioner should not be granted. And It Is further ordered that said pHllioMegive notice to the persons Interested tn aaM estate, of tbe pendency of Mid petition, and fee hraring thereof by causing a copy of this order to be published In the Hastings Baxxkm, a newspaper printed and circulated in Mid coaafc) of Barry once In each week fof- three auiiitssrti SUte of Michigan, C<mntv of Barry.ZM. __ At a sessioo of the Probate Court for UieOmsity of Barry. boMen nt the Probate Office tn fee city of Hastings In said county on Monday, fee 6th day of Dec.. In tbr year one tboMMd of Probate, In the matter of the estate of Wm. H. Hay f°On'readingand filing the jwtltioo,dAy verifiM. Celeste Hayford, executrix of Mid estate, por­ ing that she may be licensed to sell certaid real IIIIM more money than at anything else by estate in Mid petition described, for muww UH U taking an agency for the best selling therein set forth. Win book out. Beginners succeed grandly. Therinioou it i» ordered, that Monday, the 9fe None fan. Terms free. HALi.rrrBooa dav of Jan., A. D. IWi. at ten o’clock In fee Co., IDrtlaad. Maine. ’' farenoon. be assigned fisr fee bearing o< mM pj as- purjsufi? r. -ii*■ HOOKUU Circuit Judge. i ----- — ObUluM -nd all r.t-ni aUauM u> anise; ii *u>, uww tor modkHatk rriffl _ And II I. tontar «<torto urn «»H. Ctor one. 1. oftol’d ite U. S. l-atonl Of»~. and we can obtain Patents Id less time than torr talto- vi Ita pCTWto. Inton»tod l» .tai » flU.. ol Uir those remote from Washington. BendMoDKi.or IMawimq. We advise as to patentability free ol charge; awd we make Mo Charge antes* Patent »• Sera***1 ’ We refer, here, to the Postmaster, the 8upL of Money Order Div., and to officials of the V. 8. Patent office. For circular advlee. terms and references to actual cllenU in your own Mate or County, write tp^Aibn>w Opposite fatent Office, Wsshingtoc, D. C. Circuit Court lor fee Daniel W. Brock, JMrah Merrill Brock aad �=T—.-'T" The Hastings Banner. MARSHALL L. COOK, Editor. Hastings, Mich., December 25,1884. Entered at the Postofflce at Hastings, Mich. tteansmirslon through the malls as second • matUr. EDITORIAL NOTES. The benignant ass who has diaKraced the position he held and the people he represented as their chief magistrate, free-pass Begole, closes his official career in a manner calculated to arouse the resentment of all law-abid­ ing, order-loving citizens. Not satisfi­ ed with the wretched use he had made of the pardoning power, and as a fitting climax of an administration that has brought ill-repute to Michigan, this ranting old hypocrite has just let loose another batch of hardened criminals, to repeat their deeds of violence and shame. The following dispatch, bear­ ing date December 17th, shows what kind of New Year’s presents he has in­ flicted upon a public that has long and very patiently suffered from abuse and disgrace at his hands: Governor Begole to-day pardoned Curdeman Doe and Joseph Roare, of Genesee county, under convictions of abducting a girl for purposes of prosti­ tution, also Calvin Slough, of Hillsdale, arson, and Thomas Taylor, of Genesee county, robbery. . He also commuted tbe sentence of Win. Ross, assault with intent to murder, Mecosta county; James Marllv, Kalamazoo county, rob­ bery: Frank W. Penny. Detroit,larceny; . and lastly the notorious young desparado Dan Van Wagon er who was sent from Kalamazoo in May 1877 for 45 years on conviction with intent to murder. Dan is to be turned loose January 1,1886. It can no longer be said thuL the sil­ ver dollar is not useful. On each side of the Texas-Mexican border they take the dollar of the other side for only 85 cents. A cow boy at ElFaso, Texas, bought a drink of whisky, tendered an American dollar, and got a Mexican dollar, worth 85 cents in change. Cross­ ing the Bio Grande to Paso del Norta, a Mexican town, he bought another xlrink, tendered his Mexican dollar and got an American dollar in change for 85 cents. He kept right on all day, got gloriously and internationally drunk, cementing the bonds of friendship . bethe two countries, and was found para­ lyzed at midnight on the Texas side with the same dollar in his pocket that he started out with in the morning.— Evening News'. A correspondent of the Lansing Re­ publican shows from the official returns that four republican candidates for state senator, and thirteen for represen­ tative were defeated by prohibitionists running separate tickets. In the next campaign the republican legislature— republican by the narrow majority of eight—will be blamed because it did not submit prohibition, when the action of the third party prohibitionists made such a step impossible. WAJfiHIKGTOM LETTER. From our regular corns#pendent. Washington. I>. 0.. Dec. Jtth. 1*M. The lliird week in congress has been the busiest and most interesting of the present session. The senate fl rat said, by a majority of ten, that Dakota should be received into the union of states, then it listened to some speeches on the silver question from senators Beck and Sherman, discussed naval appropria­ tions; touched on Indian land leases; gave hurried attention to a number of minor matters, read and referred new bills and held secret sessions over the Spanish treaty, which is before it for ratification. It is most likely the pub­ lic will have an opportunity to hear this treaty discussed. Senator Van Wyck has asked that the senate throw open ite doors and refrain from the sol­ emn farce of executive sessions over commercial treaties, about which the whole country is interested and inform­ ed, and his request is being considered by the committee on foreign relations. Senator Beck, in his'silver speech, in­ dicated 'what the incoming administra­ tion would do, when, as he said, the en­ emies of the silver bill were out of the way. In reply, senator Sherman told him,"if Mr. Bayard should be the,next secretary of the treasury, it would have no less trouble in sol ving this question than others had found. During a part of each daily session since congress opened, the house of rep­ resentatives has been debating the in­ ter-state commerce bill. Members have differed as to the derails of the bill, but it was just ready to pe passed, when lo, a color line dilemna arose. Dismay was depicted on the face of every dem­ ocrat in the house when a colored con­ gressman from the old north state moved an amendment providing for the freedom of the cars, to negroes who have paid their fare. A bitter debate lias followed and the democrats have held several conferences without de­ ciding how to escape unless they place the democracy on record against their recent declarations in fay or of equal rights. Mr. O’Hara insisted that'while dumb brutes were being protected in transit and every other interest sheilded, it was time to protect the rights of the colored citizen. He disavowed the allegation that his motion had been made for a political purpose. He said he did not care tq raise a political issue ,twp years before a campaign begins, but he thought that while public sentiment and the healthy influences of the nine­ teenth century stared us in the face, it was too late, for the American congress to legislate on the color q uestion. Amid applause on the republican side of the chamber, he closed his speech by say­ ing: “whether a man was white or black, humble or exalted, plebeian or aristocrat, if he pays his fare and de­ cently behaves himself, he is entitled to the rights that his money and desire prompt." The bill will probably pass, but so loaded with amendments as to need much revision in the senate. The house approved the bill for a de­ partment of agriculture, and when it becomes a law, tbe commissioner of ag­ riculture will be a cabinet officer, and will be called the secretary of agricul­ ture. Greenback organs begin to howl be­ cause Cleveland expects to give the principal place in his cabinet to Senator Bayard. Probably the g. bj will find a great many acts of tbe next president, whom they helped to elect as much us The silence of the funny men in con­ they could, will not give the antimo­ nopoly-greenback-labor party a K^ayy gress this session has caused remark. None of them take the trouble to fulfil send off. In this connection it may be the duties imposed by their talents and remarked that Grover Cleveland is not raise a laugh. Mr. Ochiltree, of Texas, a greenbacker. though he smiles at grief, says nothing. Chicago Inter-Ocean: If Dakota had Even Belford, the irrepressible, became a saloon on every hilltop instead of a solemn after his defeat, and has never school house, and voted the straight smiled again. Tbe house has missed democratic ticket, shb would come in his red locks, and the jack-in-the-bct* with a bounce and a yell. But demo­ agility with which he was wont to bob' crats are saying, “There are gra\ e com­ up last session aud demand that the plications in the case of Dakota." treasury vaults be opened and the “sur­ There is not an intelligent person but plus revenue" poured out to a suffering knows.that the “grave complications" people. Nor has Mr. Cox, of New are the republican votes, and nothing York, this session snaflehis usual labor­ else. । t ed effort to be funny. Still there are other kinds of fame, Nlnce 1861 nearly a million pension claims have been filed at the depart­ and representative Culbertson, of Tex­ ment at Washington, and over half of as, has just distinguished himself as a that number have been allowed. That man of candor. He is the only mem­ is the substantial manner in which the ber of the house who has acknowledged republican party has remembered the that he is dependent on the arte of the soldiers’ services. We shall see how the toilet for his beauty. The other day, a gentleman introduced to him expressed democratic party deals with them. surprise at his youthful appearance. The proposed new treaty with Spain “Oh, I look younger than I am,” said he meeu with the greatest disfavor. It “because I dye my hair and lieard." would permit iron and manufactures of iron duty free, also other manufactured THE NEW RAILROAD. goods. This is not in keeping with American policy, and ought not to .be To All Interested in the Protect. tolerated. We have until tho second day of Washington advices state that the democratic congressmen will try to provide good places for the defeated candidate** on the fusion ticket. What opening has the fusion candidate for land-commissioner set his weather eye upon? ![,.-» - January to raise the amount neces­ sary to complete the bonus to the new railroad project Can we—will we raise it? That is tho question that should agitate the community Inter­ ested. There is no dodging tbe question now. It must be met or else tbe The Mormon jutdlation over Cleve­ land's election is now confessed to be a atrijtly Mormon church affair, the ex­ penses being out of the ehureb fund. Democracy and Mormonism is make a grand combination. . project must fail, aud us a conse­ quence this whole community retrograde into a dead servility to the ex­ tortion and robbery of tbe one line railroad. The saving of one year’s extortion will more than pay thirty times the amount required. There may be some, and I doubt In Detroit 10,000 men are out of em- not that there are such, who think these bondsmen will not see it fail, . and therefore we need not oontdbute. waate nothing Of is a dangerous ground to stand __ - . mm IA m — M zl » Very lucky, Clevt4and take into their heads to reason in this way. If those who are just as much interested as we are, are not willing to do a Httle, while we have done much, then let the project fail and all go down together. Holly ladles smoke cigarettes The signers of the bond feel that they have done as much as they can, and many of them more than they for three large bottle# last week, to be sonl to nnrtt, Drwrutt ought to have done. These signers' When fevers are prevalent Baxter’s Mandrake have come forward as a forlorn hope Bitten will be.fouDd a powerful preventative. Jonla has 600 Knights of Labor. to save this project from failing, and ought not to be compelled to bear the whole brunt while others just as able and just as anxious for the success of the project ignobly shrink from tbe Millord ha# ah art loan exhibition. responsibility. I trust that this whole community will feel it to be their duty to pledge their mite to the pro­ remedy for Uic^speedvjui ject. all thrattamd Im^affectlous. also'a jXMlttve and To raise the amount necessary we have but a few days to do it in. To curative power* In thousand* of case*, ba* felt me it seems that there ought not to It hl* duty to make It known to hlz Buffering fellow*. Actuated bv this motive and a deeIre be any begging and beating around to relieve human auffertuc, I will send tree of charge, to all who deeire it, this recipe. In Her­ the bush to obtain it Let those who man, French or Englsh. with full directions for feel interested come forward at once preparing and ualug. Sent by mall by addreasIng with stamp, naming thin paper, w. A. and pledge their mite, and the project Noves Ito Power’s Rieck. Bockester. N. Y. Cassopolis has organized a polo club. will be accomplished and this whole community, made to rejoice at its Theron P. Keator, Editor of Ft. Wayne, lod.. Gazette, writes: " For the past five years have success. H. A Goodyear, alwgr* used Dr. King's Rew Dlaoovery, for One of cutnmitte of five. cougtrn of most severe character, ax well us for tfiose of a milder type. It never fails to effect a speedy cure. My friends lowborn I have recom­ Neighboring Exchanges. mended it speak of it hi same high terms. Hav­ ing been cured by It of .every cough 1 have had Allegan Gazette. for five years. I consider It tne only reliable and cure for coughs, colds, etc.” Call at W. H. Probably Mr. McKeever’s sermon to­ sure Goodyear's drug more and get a free trial bottle. morrow morning will have no j«olitical Large size *1. . cast, but it must be conceded that its A Coldwater Colonel has u violin 300 years old. theme constitutes a highly appropriate subject for thought for a defeated pro­ From Col. J. MUdhof. of New York; “I have hibition candidate. suffered severely foa the lost ten years fnarRtsy Tuesday night Otsego citizens turned faver in early and und-summer and lu lire fall. out generally, together with the entire I desire in the Interest of my fellow sufferers to fire department—which department testify in favor of Ely'a Cream Bslm. My short use of It demonstrated Its eflteacy.*-J. Mslddpf, consists of two leaky tin pails, a broken 401 Broadway. I have used Ely’s Cream Balm for Hap Fever ladder, and a man to swear. It appears experienced great relief. 1 most cordially that David II. Wood, who lives on east and recommend It as Uir best of all Die many reme­ court street, wishing to smoke some dies I have tried.—Ti B. Jenks, Lawyer, Grand Rapids, Mich. Price 60 cents. hams, put them in a barrel in his small liarn on the rear of his lot. The hams, Fifty tons of celery are being> shipper! dally however, were burned., with the barn. from Kalamazoo. The hams, however, were the greater Frederick Hotchkiss wishes it known that be* loss. guarantees Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets to be* C. J. Bassett post G. A. IL, is officered the best remedy for Indigestion ever made, they always relieve ncndachc. thus for the coming term: Com., J. D. Caro bns a new Masonic Hall, one of the finest Austin; a. V. Com.. 8. 8. Thomas; J. V. In the stale. Com., W. Williams; surgeon, E. AmsFur earache, toothache, sure tbroM. swelled den; chaplain, G. E. Dunn; officers of neex, and tile results of colds and InfiammaUon, dav, Wm. Holton; Willard H. Moore. use Dr. Tliomas' Eclcctric OH—tbe great pain destroyer. , Chicago parties passed through town yesterday with several old bulls they Henry J. Northrop baa been, reappointed had bought about the county. They postmaster ut Saginaw. . will make delicious Chicago beef, and perhaps be returned in part to Allegan Can any one bring us a case of Kidney or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters will not m the form of toothsome bologna. speedily cure? We say they can not. as thous­ ands of eases already permanently cured and llainwell Independent. who arc daily recommending Electric Bitters, John C. Emery of West Gun Plains, will prove, wight's Disease. Diabetes, Weak fell last week and broke his left hip. Bark, or any tkrinary complaint quickly cured. Tlicy purify tbe blood, regulate the bowels, and He was crippled from a stroke of paral. act directly on tl>e diseased parts. Every bottle ysis some time since, and fell in going guaranteed. For sale at 60c. a bottle by W. H. from one room to another. He may Goodyear. not recover. The Chronicle thinks Muskegon will have * Hon. N. W. Lqwis, of Ganges, in population of 30.000 by Jan. 1st, MK6. company with Levi Morse, jr., suc­ Ask Frederick Hotchkiss about Acker's Blood ceeded in killing an old bear and two Elixir, the only preparation ■oarantoen to cleanse the blood and remove a? chronic dt»-cubs in the vicinity of Hutchins lake, eaaee. A this county. Grand Rapids has u native bom monkey. In Holland, Mich., C. J. Doesbury, publishes Alleganjournal and Tnbnne. the Napm, and strongly recommends Dr. Billy Williams, a blacksmith now in ThomawEclectrtc (Ml for cough#, sore throat, A. J. Koons* employ has invented a catarrh and asthma, machine for stretching fence wire. j Red ribbon Reynolds has begun operation ut The Allegan county council of pat­ rons of husbandry held its annual meet­ ing an Tuesday, and elected the follow­ Frederick Hotchkiss, the druggist, is aivrays ing officers: Stanley C. Foster president, wide awake to business and spares no pains io Frank Hicock vice-president, J. C. Leg­ secure the best of every article In his line. Re has secured theageucy for Kemp's Balsam fur gett secretary, Melissa Leggett treas­ Consumption, roughs. Colds, Asthma, Bron­ urer, Lydia E. Drake lecturer. Robert chitis, and all affections of tbe throat and lungs. Bold on a positive guarantee. Price DOc. and *1. Mabbs steward, Mrs. N. A. Dibble cor­ responding sec’y. After the business 'Emerson Tooley, a Howell grocer, Is being was transacted the members had a din­ closed out by Detroit parties. ner, provided by the ladies of Allegan Major Whittle will probably bold-meetings tn Jackson. grange,yand a pleasant social time, Tbe free kindergarten iu Grand Rapids has Plainwell Leader. 16 pupils. Plainwell is about the only place in H. B. Cochran, druggist. Lancaster, Pa., has Michigan where there is no postoffice guaranteed ovw 300 Ixrttles of Burdock Blood Bitter* warfare. Our present incumbent seems kidneys.for dyspepsia, billlous attack*, liver and to be entirely satisfactory, amLif there Allegan bakers are cutting down prices to is any move being made io ou< hkn it follow wheat. is not known to the general public. Fred Hotchkiss guarantees positive relief for i 11 . • any cough, cold, croup, or lung complaint by using Acker’s English Remedy, or will refund Battle Creek Journal. the money. The new addition to the Sanitarium cost the society of Seventh day Adven­ tists •60.000. The dedication of the new First Pres­ byterian chapel took place the 16th, Prof. Estabrook preaching the dedicat­ ory sermon. Henry’ Willis says he is going to FOR Washington about Christmas time, and will stay until he getsliis ship canal project through congress. N. H. Downs' Colds Vermontville Hawk. Parties are canvassing the county in the interest of C. 8. Barrett for post­ master. of Charlotte. Dr. Polhemns* lecture at the chapel Tuesday evening, was very interesting and instructive and was listened to by a very appreciative audience. Dr.s Burton, Lathrop and Polhemus, of Hastings, and Dr. Barber, of Nash­ ville, together with their respective wivta, mads Dr. Snell and family a friendly visit Tuesday. iONSUMPTlOH TAXES. TAXES 1 TAXES. I find that I am overloaded with an Enormous Stock of And I am determined to sell the same at such prices as will never again be offered to the people of Barry county Call and See for yourself. ’ Holiday Goods! 1 have also a very large stock of Holiday Goods that I will sell at Rock Bottom Prices. Sole Agent for the LADIES’ FAVORITE PILLOW SHAM HOLDERS, the best in the world. Call and see my goods and get prices before yon buv SAVE MONEY. Archie McCoy. Remember the place, Bine Front, South Side State Streak, Hastings, Mich. Although the above Staple is now lower than it has been for years, we will endeavor to make prices so low on our • Clothing, Dryt Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Our Whole General Stock, That you will experience no loss when trading with us. E. Y. HOGLE p NEW FALL GOODS! U1 co oc o o O ui co o AT RUSSELL’S. Come and see our new Dress Goods in Ottoman Clothe!, Cossures Cashmeres in all new colors, Silks, Velvets, Velvetines, Ac. We can suit you.in qual­ ity, style and price. y Zephyrs, Saxonys, Germantown and German knit­ ting yams in all colors. Ladies’ Russian Circles, Newmarkets, Paletots, and Children’s Cloaks, a very large stock and verv cheap. co 3LU CO You can always find the latest styles, best goods, and lowest prices. Come and see us. We have the goods bought for CASH and will sell them at tbe very lowest prices. AMOA 1 oughs. co COM8UMPTION baa bMB oarod times without number by tho time­ ly um of Downs’ Elixir. It will cure Croup, Brone*<H>, DIVORCES sSCS 1PAYSDNS States aod Canada for iMtomperance, cruelty. I viee free. State----KEY WARD, W Lung JFMwr, and all diMases of the Our Prewnt Blculng. Throat, OeM and Lungt, when Our blessings are not appreciated un­ other remedies fail . r- -u an til we are deprived of them. Most not­ iixir, jomoa a ma, pny’i, Miagt*. n. able among them is health, the lack of which magnifies our other burdens. A hacking cough, a severe cold, or any throat or lung disease is very trouble­ some; but all these may be quickly and permanently removed by Dr. Biglow’s Positive Cure. Pries 60 cents; trial bottles free of Fred’k Hotchkiss. ELEMENT SMITH, V Lawyer, (Offices over R. K. Grant's stare.) Practices in all oourts of the State. CoUectioa* When Baby wm stok, we gar* bar CABTORlA Wb® aha wm a Child, aka cried far CABTOEIA Lotal a K«A,r*K. C. H. VABAjmjut. When she bataaae MIm, she dung to CASTORIA NAI'PEN & VanARMAN, Wbm the had ChUdna, she gevettkem CASTA Lawyer,. <0nr HaMlup NaUcaal BaaLI ELY'S Crean Bali GEQ. H. HEATH, PBOTOGKAPIOHl r Taste a amen tlvn Cure. R “Tbe Squire." says the author of the “Hoosier ehootrnsster?' "were one kImsh eveand a win. JULIUS RUSSELL. X7AKN POR HALK.-Tbe tana known az the r Uiriug Kdmunds farm sltuattsd at BanOeld. In tbe township of Johnstown. AGENTS™ Flat Creak District.’ grapes ano sinan irutw, panrasm Tito tann Is under a good state nay property �The Hastings Banner. HABTTNG8, THUfeflDAY, DECEMBER Local News. Saturday's large crowd greatly reGood crowd, witaened the wonder­ °f h°Ud*7 ««xi* our ful performaun of Meaan. Wright rious good* which load the counters erf tradesmen had on hand. •ther dealers. He will be happy to •nd ivn.t Meeeer'i wSl" rink1 Friday and ~hu'5id,*YChri^m“<aralV11 1,1 n’“k> Sutu,d *-V- AllTere ■wve you, knowing that he can five Thursday evening December 25th, at yoa your money’s worth of good goods. . the entertainment. , Remember his place, with John Roberts' the Jefferson street rink. Mrs. Rachael Warner, corner of news stand. The tastiest dbplay of jts kind we i Greek and Court streets, desires to an­ P. 8. He keeps a good stock of choice ever saw was that of the handkerchiefs; nounce that she furnishes ipeals at 20 cigars too. If you want a good smoke at W. 8. Goodyear & Co.’s Day board, 82.50 f*r week; remember Happy George. The Michigan Central will sell round board and lodging, 83J5 per week. trip tickets for the holidays to any Parties having business with the Mr. and Mrs. Omo Strong were in the point on its Hues for one fare. z probate court, and desiring their print­ city Saturday. ». Chet. Messer got up- a very novel ing done in the Banner can have this Prof. Will Morse and wife are visit­ and taking way of advertising the aU wish complied with by. requesting the ing friends in Olivet tractions athb rink Saturday. same of Judge Cole. They will like­ Mrs. Will Bowne visited friends in Best line of harmonicas ever hrougth wise confer a favor upon the Banner Grand Rapids this week. • to thb city at Happy George’s. Prices by so doing. to correspond with the times. Between ten and eleven o’clock last Times are close, but I have a largo Saturday night, a brilliant flash of light stock of S cent goods. Enough for prevaded the entire heavens. It was caused by the explosion qf a meteor, ail a present. Cali at Schantz. The Hastings Banner's account of which was seen at Albion, Jackson and Jonesville, and intermediate points, and the Strong trial was a very fine piece of the shock of which was felt over the reporting.—Charlotte Republican. two counties. I pay the highest cash prices for all Complaint is made by the teachers kinds of fur. of our public schools that many of R. K. GRANT. the scholars attend the rinks so fre­ An acceptable and valuable Christ­ quently that their studies are almost mas or New Years present to your ab entirely neglected. The school board sent friend will be the Banner for a may see it for the interest of the Schools year. to make some reasonable rples that will A fine line of new books, albums, govern the evil , ♦ velvet frames and Christmas cards for The Michigan State Teacher’s Asso­ the holidays at J. B. Robert’s news ciation, is to be held at Lansing, Decem­ room. J • ber 29, 30 and 31,1884. The county ex­ Not one of our exchanges has shown aminers’meeting will be held Monday, more marked evidence of improvement Dec. 29, at 2 o’clock p. m. An attract-’ and public favor than the Allegan Ga­ ive and interesting program has been zette1. prepared, and those who attend will be ANTED. Mln* and Atting of ladle* and children'* town In the city. Hmith. Hum A \ UAKKY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SO­ CIETY. ill be hold nt the The Probate Office is a busy place thiae days, finishing up business pre­ paratory to turning over the office to Judge Cole. The Banner wishes a right MemChristmas to its 1,700 subscribers, and to the 300 more we expects to get in the next six mouths. Rev. Carnahan desires to express hb thanks through the Banner to the frivnds.for their generous donation vis­ it Friday evening. well repaid. way rates. Reduced hotel and rail­ At a recent fire in the second w ird, time a little past midnight of Sunday, an unmarried grocer, whose home is in the fourtl) ward, was the first person, outside the occupants of the burning building, to put in an appearance. And now the good people of the second ward wonder if he was delivering gro­ ceries at that hour of Monday morning. According to the Michigan crop re­ port for December, the condidion of the Homer. C. Giddings, whose leg was wheat crop as compared with last year amputated by Dr. Snyder some time in the state is 114 per cent. For Barty ago, is slowly improving and will un­ count) the growing crop is reported as doubtedly recover. 23 per cent better than a year ago. The The lecture of-James Clarke netted yield of clover seed is 47 per cent* bet­ about 875 for the railroad. Good at­ ter. Horses, cattle and sheep are re­ tendance; and everybody speaks in the ported at 101 per cent, and hogs at 106. highest terms of the lecture. This augurs well fbr next year. The donation for Rev. R. A. Carna­ Uncle Peter Howard, long and han Friday evening netted about SS100. favorably known in this vicinity, died It was a very pleasant, enjoyable affair, of old age at the residence of his son­ despite the bitter cold evening. in-law, Marcus Karl, of Orangeville, The proceeds of the double team race Friday. His remains will be interred Circulatum this week, 1,700. at the Jefferson street rink Monday ev­ in Rutland cemetery. Mr. Howard ening were 815. This sum was turned was one of the old residents of this sec­ •hoiixe cigars at Happy George's. over to the railroad committee. tion, and was a man of numerous good The ice harvest will soon commence. A new musical instrumenLthe Ka­ qualities. His kindly presence will be Try Happy George’s 5 cent cigars, zoo, and also the largest stock of Har­ missed by his relatives and many •pera and Vdvet monicas, strings, etc., at Happy George's, friends. Pure candies by the pound drbushel, at Happy George’s. in same building with express office. A little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christmas bidder at M. E. church Frank Whittemore was quite seriously . burned about the hands and face by thb Wednesday evening. The lK»t assortment of fine china, falling upon a stove Friday morning. The meeting of the horticultural so­ A»., at Bchantz, thb year sure. Dr. Albert will have something ciety the 17th, owing to unfavorable' weather, was quite slimly attended, and new for our readers next week. was adjourned till Tuesday, January The Nashville News of last week fllh. shows that Omo is himself again. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Forr return The Plantation Minstreb Friday ev­ their sincere thanks to friends and ening, at Messer's (Rink. Lpts of fun. neighbors for favors rendered them Chet Messer sold four cutters in since the fire which destroyed their ten minuter- Friday last. Pretty good home. time. r In accordance with an agreement, Books, games, velvet frames, Christ­ the clothing, dry goods, millinery, fur­ mas cards, etc., at J. B. Roberts’ news niture, hardware, harness and boot and shoe stores in the city will be closed on ’X Only 28 degrees below zero Thurs­ Christmas. day night Where is the “open winter” The Grand Trunk each month pays fiend? its employees in Battle Creek 840,000. About 811.00 were the net proceeds That b the advantage of being a rail­ of tbe mush and milk social .at D. R. Cook's. Hill Pout, G. A. ft, Middleville, will have a public installation of officers Jan. 6th. At Happy George’s, all the leading brands of tobacco, both chewing and smoking. Wood has never before been as plenty and cheap in the market as at the presTub Banner is printed a day earlier than usual to give all hands a Merry Christmas. Tickets from Hastings to New Orleans and return, good for forty days, for 9S&M. A complete line of juvenile books from five cents to 82D0 at J. B. Roberts’ bows room. The attraction of Christmas night will be the carnival at the Jefferson street rink. A Fine aaeortment of photograph and autograph albums at J. B. Roberts’ news room. Schantz always has the Christmas. If you don’t think so, just go and see Editor Hilboum will spend the holi­ days with his family at Muskegon. M. Freedman, merchant tailor of Charlotte, was in the city Monday. Miss Gertie Williams visited friends in Vermontville the first of the week. We received a welcome call from Wesley Meyers, of Woodland, Tuesday. Henry B.' Dewey, of Owosso, was a welcome caller at the Banner office Monday. > Will Kennedy and hissbter Dora are home from Ann Arbor to spend the holidays. . up. The course of the Democrat, since Miss Emma Bailey is home for the Brother Hilbourn took charge of it, has been steadily onward and upward. In holidays from the state normal school every department his paper has exhib­ at Ypsilanti.' ited marked improvement and the W. P. Sidnam, J. A. Greble and others enlargement to the quarto b in keeping of our citizens, expect to see the sights with the progress of the Democrat under at New Orleans. Brother Hilbourn’s management. We County Clerk Mack will, shortly af­ predict that thb Christmas present, ter his term expires, visit relatives in which lasts all the year round, will be New. York state. appreciated by the present readers of M. Waldorff, who has been visiting our contemporary, and will win him friends in New York for a month or so, many new patrons. returned Tuesday. Enjoy Yourself, the Glad Holi­ W. W. Cole, proliate-judge elect, has moved to this city. His home will be day Season is Here.—No amusement or recreation of modern times has met in the second ward. with such popubr favor as roller skttProf. Cole expects to attend the state ing. It is at once pleasant and health­ teachers association, which convenes in ful. We are grutefukfor the patronage Lansing Dec. 29, 30 and 31. extended to us by the good people of Mrs. Guinea, who has been visiting Hastings and vicinity. We wish them friends in this city for some time, re­ all a Mejry Christmas; and for that turned to Nashville Saturday. festal day in return for the favors we Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wdssert have re­ have received, we have prepared an en­ tertainment for our patrons that is both turned from an extended visit to friends amusing and novel. On Thursday eve­ in New York and New Jersey. Jay McQuire, night operator at the ning, Dec. 25, at the Jefferson street rink we will give a grand Christmas passenger depot, is spending the holi­ carnival, en tnaeque. days at his home in Ann Arbor. Prizes for the best and most grotes­ Miss Hattie Hotchkiss is home for que maskers. Prizes to be awarded by the holidays from Albion, where she is vote of the audience. The carnival will receiving instructions in music. commence at 7 o’clock. All will un­ Dr. Polhemus delivered a lecture in mask at 8JO, giving the spectators a VermontvUle on “Digestion and Nutri­ chance to see how nearly correct their tion” whlc^ is highly complimented. guesses have been. C. C. Ma&m and family expect to de­ The Hastings City Band will furnish part for Thomasville, Georgia, ahsut music both afternoon and evening. Usual prices of admission. January 15th, and will be absent until , Very Respectfully. spring. . JORDAN b KENYIELDi Frank D. Warner is assisting Mr. The Skating Contest.—The flveSeth Stone in the restaurant Frank has had experience in that business, mile race between John Brock, of this city, and C. L. Wairath, of Nashville, and is the right man for the place. The Misses Lizzie, Florence and took place in the Jefferson street rink Grace Hendershott with their cousin, Thursday evening last, and was the Miss Slade, will spend the holiday most interesting contest ever witnessed week with their friends in Kalamazoo. in the city. At the tap of the, bell, the two started off like quarter horses from John A. Turner and mother, of diagonally opposite corners of the rink, Orangeville, Will take up their residence a half lap apart It was soon evident in Wayland, Allegan county, where that though much the strongerkof the John will practice law. John is one of two and equally as quick as hbOppo­ the fellows who work and win success, nent, Brock had not practised as much, and we predict for him a good business and Was not as much “up to the game” in Wayland. as it were. Wal ruth slowly but steadily Married.—At the residence of the gained, and at the end of the first mile n.i x<»-a bride’s. parents/* viMr. .. and Mrs. rkn.loc Charles was but six feet behind Brock. The McQueen, Middleville, by Rev. W. 8. race for the remaining four miles was Bagby, December 17th, 1884, Mr. Frank most exciting. Brock maintained his D. Pratt, of Irving, and Miss Alice Mc­ lead constantly. The contest on hb Queen. The happy couple have the part was to keep-Wairath behind, while The Dayton Hedge Co.’s patrons are multiplying rapidly and Barry county bids fair to bapome one of the hand­ somest counties ir* in* “ the state ’by an *~ itn- i provement that will will /-urt-uinlv certainly (in do more more to make it such than any other. The following are those added to the list since our last issue: Norman Latham, G. R. Durfee, P. G. Henry, Wm. R. Wickwire, R. G. Rice, N. F. Clemence, heartiest good-wishes ^f hosts of friends. Chas. A. Bristol, T. R. Mattison, H. F. Parties having knowledge of the Bishop, Fred Hecht, N. G. Allarding road center, and thecroakers here should death of Barry Co., pioneers within the and Henry Crockford. heed the lesson. last year, will confer a favor on tbe un-. A perusal of the columns of the dersigned by communicating by mail or Double team race, team to consist of Hillsboro. Dakota, Banner, published in personname of deceased, time of gentleman and lady, for a money prize, by our former associate, G. E. Bowers, death, and any matter of interest in at Messer's rink this Wednesday even­ would make one think that not all the connection with the life of the deceased. ing. Proceeds for the railroad. Ad­ political rottenness of the country was Same to be used in preparing the histo­ mission 10 cents. in Louisiana or Mississippi, but a fair ry for the next annual meeting of Bar­ The Banner office has facilities for sized and ugly looking lot must be laid ry county pioneers. doing job-work second to no country at the door of the auditor of Traill CLEMENT SMITH. office in the state. Our material and county, Dakota. This worthy, it would presses are new, and we guarantee sat­ aeem very plainly, counted the votes in A bout 8 o’clock Tuesday morning isfactory worlK Prices reasonable. such a manner as to return the Manito­ fire broke out in the little frame build­ On New Year’s evening special re­ ba railway candidates for the legisla­ ing, formerly occupied by Barry and vival services will be commenced in ture. One town of about 200 people Evarts as a bank, on Main 8L, Nash­ the M. E. church. The pastor expects was made to show up 046 votes, which ville. The flames spread to Che adjoin* to be assisted by Revs. Joy and Dodge, may be enterprising, but looks bad. ing brick store, owned by jL J. Wheel­ of Grand Rapids, during the meetings. No Christmas is complete without a er, and occupied by a novelty dealer. Norm. Bailey’s Christmas stocking good supply of candles. Those who buy Thb building, with part of the contents has too much open work at the heel these sweet-ipeata for the little folks waa destroyed. The brick drug store thb season. Governor Alger will «not desire and deserve to be assured that of Free! Boice waa next set upon by remember Norman with any Christmas their darlings are not stuffing their the flames, and with some of the con­ present of a gate keeper’s position at stomachs with adulterated goods, which tents, was consumed by the devouring The hardware store just Ionia. , • may taste all right, but which breed element. The Christmas services of scripture disordered digestive apparatus. Know­ south of the old bank building where and song, at the Presbyterian church ing this to be the case, and to meet the the Are began, very luckily escaped, next Sunday evening, will be conduct­ wants of the public whom he has though it was at one time feared that it ed by the pastor of the church, assisted always so faithfully served, “Happy must perish with the others. The total by a chorus of voices and a quartette of George" and his capable assistant* have loss will not be far from 88^00. which horns. been for over a week preparing a sup­ will be nearly made good by insurance. for yourself. Milo Cannon, an alleged crook, was arrested by officer Geer Saturday in thb city, tie b wanted in Kent county for forging a note in October last, and ne­ TiutUdtee of u» Episcopal Kx-ioiy gotiating the same at the Lowell na­ bare beautifully trimmed tbelr church tional bank. Full attendance desired at the meet­ ing of Fitzgerald post, G. A. R., Satur- st K. of I*, lodge. Deaf Mute Service.—At Emman­ uel church Hastings, Monday, Dec. 29, 7 JO p. m, by the Rev. A. W. Mann, of Cleveland, general missionary to deaf mutes. Change of appointment else­ where enables Mr. Mann to meet tile wishes of the deaf mutes of Hastings and vicinity for a service as above. Unfortunately the notice is short, and friends of deaf mutes are requested to circulate the announcement as exten­ sively as possible. John Klepfer stopped in this city last week to visit with the boys. Mernbrcero- ttttie dlffermce, however, m our young­ est practitiooers ply of pure, fresh candies for the holi­ days. At tbe request of “Happy George” we visited hb establishment, and such an imposing array of stick­ candies. creams, cannels, .and every­ thing ebe in the candy line it was never oar lot to look upon before. You will afford to do this longer. We want the puptl* of different trade*. The money due us on subscription. Our subscribers in this city and vicinity can settle with us at our office. Ar­ rangements will be shortly made so im all. that our subscribers at other offices The fallowing item* covering tbs than this city can settle arrearages whole ter an will be of interest to all: where their papers are received. Of Toui enrollmentB41«’ thip we shall speak further in our next Absolute “ 876 86D We must hew a xettfement for all pastAverage number, M3 Ml) H!3 due subscriptions within the next six­ " dally, M 981 —.. ty days. Per. ct of attend 9000 90.2t 90.11 It will be noticed that for tbe whole Grand N ew7 Year’s Ball.—Messrs. Hayward & French, of Middleville, term, the attendance of the girt* b A will give a grand ball in the new roller little better than that of tbe boys, al­ skating rink in that place, on Thursday though the last month it was better on evening, January 1st 1885. Music for the part of the beya. Everything is most promising for a the occasion will be furnished by Red­ mond's Opera House Band, of Grand sliil better work and larger numbers Rapids. The managers extend "a cor­ during the coming term. Let all tbe dial invitation to lovers of the “light boys and giris that ran possibly -do ft fantastic” in Hastings and vicinity. put in a good winter's work in ths No pains will be spared to make' this school It will be the best possible in­ the finest party of tbe season, and those vestment of your time and money. No who attend will be assured of a splen­ investment brings larger returns thaa educational ones. . did time. C.H.OOLK. Our contemporary of the Democrat has prepared a genuine Christmas sur­ The RAiLROAD.-Pkrtiea prise for his readers. That paper b en­ ually asking us about the rjjljfcif and ite prospect*. Inquiry oFfte con* larged to a six column folio, and has many noticeable improvements in make­ mittee and local directors of the C. K. & ’ Wanted.—Our delinquent subscrib­ ers to remember us with a New Year’s present at the cash they owe u» on sub­ scription account Owing to the strin­ gency of the times, we have been very lenient in the matter of post-due sub­ scriptions. But tbe day of reckoning the latter did hb best to pass the Hast­ Ings dhamplon, but failed in every in­ stance. Just as he seemed about to succeed, Brock would put in hb work, and continued to the end of the race about six feet ahead. Wairath won by nearly half a bp in 21J9, which would make Brock’s time about 21.45—or 11 seconds better than he made in the race with Spaulding less than two weeks before. Although the Hastings num was not the victor, he showed that he had the pluck and speed for a racer. All he needs is more practice to reduce hb rec­ ord to 21 or leas, when he need not fear any man in Barry oounty.^Where his opponent gaiasd was in making1 the corners and in the running step* which give the accelerated motion. No doubt Brock will profit by hb defeat, and do better next time. Thb waa hb third race, and was undertaken by him under disadvantages which will not appear in another contest. Hu friend* are promi of hb work Thursday evening, and ex­ pect better results next time. The term of school just closed shown gratifying results in many respects. The attendance has steadily increased frem the first. It has been more regu­ lar, fewer lost days oo the part of every individual pupil. Pupil* did not enough feel the importance of every day's work; but toward the end of the term there was a growing ftcling that, not a day must be lost on account of outside iLtrsctioa*. Boy* and girls who attend to school, MS ttie business in attend to other business in S., shows thatM not yet in satbfaetory shape. AM| K,300 in notes must be secured befoi_____ he bond cun ____ be turn* _ ed over without Joes to the signers, most of whom have paid all they can ’ afford to now. The bond will be" turn­ ed over to the syndicate when, and only when,tie committee feel certain that enough notes have been taken to cover the deficiency. The project has been dallying long enough. It b time the matter were definitely settled. Those who have not done their duty should do so now. The following letter from Mr. M. D. Woodford, general manager of the Cleveland A Marietta railroad, one of the syndicate interested in the building of the Kalamazoo & Saginaw line, shows that the matter must not be longer delayed. We hope a perusal of thb letter will be a sufficient incentive for all who have not done what they should to get the new road to do so now: Toledo, Ohio, December 19. H4. ‘ HON. D. R. COOK: Dear Sir.—Your favor of 16th in­ stant has just reached me, and occasions much surprise, as we have repeatedly been informed that Hustings was.au right, and that when Kalamazoo came to the point the matter could be at once closed. Thb farther delay b a dis­ appointment to us, inasmuch a* if the ties are to be gotten out thb winter, it b time that steps in that direction Were being taken, and Anderson says he cannot do what he has proposed to un­ dertake, unless he can have the winter in which to arrange for the ties. I trust that your committee appre­ ciate that we have been patient in this anti will not consider it out of I say that we are not disposed much further delay. We have kept ourselves in shape for a year and a half to take hold of thb enterprise, as per our agreement, and as the time b . close at hand when the thing must be done now or go over another se&son, it b practically ni>w or never with us. Mr. Meddaugh has now gone away, and will not be back until the last of next week. I would suggest that a meeting beheld at Kalamazoo on Jan-' uary 2nd., and that your committee come prepared to carry out the agree­ ment made at Grand Rapids, ana we will be prepared to do our part of it I presume von will sec Anderson before that date. Youn* Truly; • . M. D. WOODFORD. It will be seen from thb l&ter that if the committee are not prepared to turn the bond over by January 2nd or there­ about, all the work done thus far for the road will have been lost. There will be special services in the M. E. church Sunday morning and t evening. In the morning a sermon on Christian education will be delivered; in the evening special services by the children of the Bunday school. As that day is set apart for the centennial celebration of Methodism in the U. 8, in all the churches, it will Im a most in­ teresting occasion. Mr. E. A. Pereira, head inspector of post offices, Calcutta, India, issues a card certifying to tbe instantaneous re­ lief afforded by BL Jacobs Oil, in the Campbell Hospital, where lu use waa advised by the medical officers in seri­ ous no bi of throat troubles and other painful ailments. U%rda.~UWe V. Harris, Rum Hwp, Trask W. H. TOWIM, F. M. 1 d �1 WASHINGTON. THE OLD WORLD. fiwIHde oT a B-vnk t>«&iult«r in Topics of Interest from ths tlona.1 Capital. > Na- Views a, Dec. 30,—Lucas Jami the de­ faulting and absconding illreoUu of tbe Lower Austrian Discount Bank, ha* conjmtiled suicide by shooting. Viexsa, Dec. lit—The Bourse wm uu•BUledywterduy in arfa^jueiiee of the di» appearance of Lucas Jauner, Dinrtor sf ths Security’s Department of the Ixjwer Austri­ ■ » a wild nimc. Wamhwotox. !><*•• IB.—There wus a an Discount Rank, and the discovery of a de­ aeri<»'.7s arridpnt upon Capitol bill yester­ ficit of 2.OA9.SM0 Surina (about »1.000,000). day -rt<Ti<Kin which resulted in severe in­ Al the iMt examination of the beak’s aajury lu at vt-ral prominent tuembers of tbe acts on November IS every thing was right Hunw, .pHlcaiue near killing outright the A reward of 2,030 florin* has been venerable ex-Seiut« and present member offered for'the capture of Jauner. It h rufrom Onprieeticut. Mr. Raton. It began to «norod he tuts committed anlcide. Hoin»now here before noon, and yesterday after rich H',K Kuffler, v"m“’ -a broker, has ’been -------------arrested --- •for — »xiu by tour o’clock when the members be­ suspected complicity with Jauner. The gan to leave tin- House Hie Pennsylvania ave- latter had discounted had bills of Muffler's 1,000,000 ilorum. ■ne car tracks, running down from Capitol to the amount Paris,’... Dec. 19.-—Cholera or tlie inc. cntmoL ... —......... has reappuared hill ujKm the Miutii sale0 of cnpitol, had AubervlIlers. Six ems Tbe trade L_ hero h ' at Bt ... Aubenrl ca*« ut become very slippery. Ttz _ w , grant, here . Ilers. . ...arc . reported, of very rteup, and is nearly an eighth of a which four have proved fatal. The reap­ mile in length. The tramway company pearance of tee disease is attributed to the mildness of the weather. . was unprepared for the storm, and as all of Caibo, Dec. 19,—The Egyptian cotton their horn* were smooth shod they gave orders to have all the horses unhooked from crop Is the largest ever known. It will ex•w«i 140,200,000 pounds. Owing to the low the cars ao u« to let the prices now prevailing the customary public cars alkie down, locked by a "in­ . gle brake upon the front ot each car. It auction of.the crop w ill be postponed. London, Dec. 20.—Melbounw advices wan a yety safe proceeding for tlie tiomes, but, aait proved, toe rbk was transferred to say: • It Is reported that the German flag foe jmsaenxers. Just before four o’clock a has been hoisted over ten Islands of New single ear, containing a number of mem­ Britain ami New Ireland, and over tee Ad­ bers, Mid down safely." It had to wait at miralty Islands and portions of the north tlie foot of the hill however, a* tliere was a coast of New Guinea. London, Dec. xa—The steamer Oxendouble car stuck upon the turn just beyond. Down followed a double car packed with 1mHiim% from New York for Liverpool, member*, li slid down ut quite a rapid arrived In Queenstown harbor on her beam­ rate, but U>e brake held it very well, ends. She experienced terrible weather, ■otwitoktandlng tbe icy tracks - J and lost itmny head ot cattle. The steamer 0,1 ,ler beam-ends. The heads and Hie heavy load. When itabotit L __________ i nw.ftn... u.„ way down a third rar, •«»> tiirre-qdarters of tlie car, ) . double on« ur.l crowded, 1,(1 Hh, top of l>rot™>ln», throuth tbe a>l«e !«.» end ■ the hiU. Tbe broke dipped before it Iro, h»»lnrow the .Ide ot the Tefteb The irone bnl n few trek and It route eroahltut “W>“ ,d“k,0' J* *»» b •jontuaed down like > Ural!lluhbilnk, «nd eroahed °f >l«ad and living rottie. Many raropui ttie wvood-ar with greet force, drlv- I rosses were thrown overboard and waahed ing It npan t)» .ingle car. Two of Uw can. - “ho~ Ttast.mer bro been towed rohoro were nne.il aud .»oW Mr. Met doo. to prevent her Making. OtUy Ove liond of of New dene)., bad bl. brad driven “ul" Tert'bto W“U1M h through a car window ami had liis face cut I r®ported °° p0*"^ • open by ghte& Our of hU fingers was H3AR,B’ Ajnericans have brok n He was badh Mmken up besides, been arrested at, Mayeoce, having several and lx-, eanfod home. Mr. . .... and had had to tn be carrh-d tattne. Mr. Hetnule, Hetnple, bo.x“of Panama, Dec. 30.—A powerful Angloof South Carullrm, was knocked senseless, although irn bones were broken, lie sus­ Dutch company haa signed a contract for cutting 15,OJO,bOO meters of the canal on tained n seven' nervous slmck. Mr. Len4«mi. the SencniDHiLAnnsnf Hie House, the Culebra section at a figure under eight had one finger cut oil, an artery opened, francs per meter—Um> work to be flulaliod A large force of and his kne«'. badly bruised. within two yearn. Europeans will Imj ordered for the work. Mr. Cobb, of Indlaua. reoeivud q San Francinco, Cat, Dec. 22.—The very Nuvere shock, but hiul recov­ ered laM- evening, although he was still steamer City of New York, which arrived quite tatitn-. Mr. Eaton, of Connecticut, here Saturday from Hong Kong and Yokawas very badly bruised and shaken up, al- hama, brings advice* of a collision that oc­ tbongh he hnd no bonce broken. He curred on November 5 between the Spanish moved with difficulty and hml to be helped steamer and the Maria In the harbor of home. Tlxwe are Hie members wta» were Manila. Phillipptne Islands. The Maria the moot severely Injured.. Fully a aooru whs cut in two. and sank in a few minutes. of Olivers roncived slight bruises. The only It ti believed that twenty-one iwraons per­ wondar is teal there was not a loss of life. ished. The Captain of the Maria was saved. ' , WILL ijlHCIIAlMJK THKDI T1KSOF HIS TERM. Cairo, Dre. 22.—General Wolseley will Washington, Dee. 19.—The PreeWent concentrate his army at Koni the drst week tofuriiuxl a Republican Senator vrho called in January, and wilt begin his march vptin him yesterday that he should’ fill all through the desert upon Shendy the 7th of vacancies in Federal offices up to March 3. January. The distance from Korti to Shendy Heseenird Mrrorleed that the impression Is two hundred mllee, ixnd General Wolse­ bad gone forth that lie should do otherwise. ley calculates that the march will occupy TDK KCNATT PUT» THE HOLIDAYS TO sixteen days, unless ho moots with opposi- USX. tiuii from the enemy on tl»e route. A aiutulmovement be luaur made from S ia'HANIIINIIIOX, IRK. 20. SU.— —The XIW cevmso uiucvui iiv >< mein will "III Ift. UUIII OU. -W ashington, Dec. Senate UBS has taneuus nof yet hgreed to toe House resolution to | kim again4 Osman Dlgina in order to <mxlire artjnunt from to-day until January 5. The from attack the flank of the Nite expedition eonforeuce eommltte>> on tlw Naval bill waa «t Genera! Woisetey. U ucral Ntephunaon ' will leave Cairo for Suakim Wvdnesd iy to . yesterday again mnHe to agree, and' the Senate vuteti unnniiuoualy to insist Upon asKiinmjcoiiirumid ,uf toe exjiedition from, ita amendment. Now if another cou- tliat plact;. :__________________ ‘ hwtuicr is lield the request tor it must BUSINESS TOPICS. enmu fioin the lloibw*. it Ik understood Um StiurUes have virtually agreed among A Very Rllght Improvement ta Bustaou thetitedves that timy will not concur In lbs ‘ re<hiiU<m U» adjo in; until,the Naval bill is dwpubid of. 'iltf teinjrorary upj>ropriatioii Nxw YcfitK. Due. 20.—Brodatrret’a Jour­ for the nmlntcuance of the navy nma out on Decciulwr XI, wnd the Senate insHta that nal iu ita commercial summary says: Congm* shonM not mijouni until provision Special telegrams from leading Inuineas h nu*de for the coining six months Nearly centers piuint to a slight hnproveevery m«nl>er of the Hoose luw made plan* meat in sales of heavier fabrics and clotltfor a holi<lay vacation, sial It is believed hig. At n few pol ite the hoildty pur­ that this will result in another, conference to-day and an ndlustment of the difference*. chases form a noticeable contrast wllii ■BAR-ADMIRAL t>Ul»ONT*R ATATCt*. UN- Mjc diminished volume a month ago, yet thfire are no advices where such Are equally ’KH.KD. Washington. Dec. 22.—The statue to Hie total of sales at a like jicriod last year. the memory of tbe late KeareAdmlra! Sam­ Thu movivnent of general merchandise uel Francis Dupont, of the United States coptlnueM In rvwlricted volume, which navy, was unveiled Saturday. Senator Bay­ is likely to be the case so long as ard jaud a glowing tribute to the character of the deceased coinmaHder. Tbe cereiuo- at New York City and at other money jik-s ended with the Rear-Admiral's salute, centers the surplus bank reaervea remain thirteen gnns. Among Um distinguished so large. The only- favorable fimtures persons present were Prerdilent Arthur, in this direction are toe InrremgU Secrelarlta, Frelliyrhuvsen. McCulloch. Lin­ demands for funds at Boston from cott<p« coln and Chandler, Generals Sheridan. buyers and the shipment of currency from Drum and Terry, and the French Minister. Cincinnati to pay for hogs. Tliere has been some Improvement in the boot and nONGIUCHfilONAta Mb. Hoab pro-^mud * tuamoriitl hi the Sen­ shoe trade of Hie East, but no special activ­ ate on the 18th from tbe Woman** Buffrage ity in cotton goods tliere. lu a few iines at AMoctatlon of Penn*yivnnli». protesting Chicago there fc a reported slightly in. ogainKithe admlxooii of Ihtaota without the ereased movement, but mainly to the set­ olectlvc frndebtM- for women. A Wil wm tlement of old debts by farmers which put,a , Cased upproprltttlnir $.>• tW for a statue of little life Into trade. fai«ae Mr. tYillaiu mnde nn address on The wheat acreage of Dakota Is said to the luterr-Rtate- Commerce bill. The nomlna- have lieen decrcasedTweut.v jier cent., but tion <>C Seen'tary McOullocti waa confirmed l>y fifteen per cent of Dakota and Minnesota * rote ar M) to l....In tbe House tb*at>Mlon was occupied in discusalng the InterState wlMHt along toe line of the Northern Pacific Commerce btll. Railway remains In the farmers' hands. Partners lu the southern part of the region makiUF March 4 of I*re»id< ntal inaurnratlou specified are holding their grain for letter years a legal holiday in the District of Colum- prices. Ma. The Jnter Ftalr Commoroo Ul! w*a fur­ There were 305 failures ta the United ther discuaacd....In the House the Inter- States during the j>ast week reported to Btaxe tknnmcrce bill waa sgatn con*Mered. Itrudgtreel't, as compared wltlvfilfi in the aud an mnendmeot tn pronlrat tbe issue or preceding weak, and with amt 1<5 freer nteWM-H eo" loci, an wm also an ame nd respectively. Id the corresponding weeks of ■rent to strike out the clause which fovblcte pooltng- At the oveutag seteion Petudon him 1883, 1882 and 1881. About 87 per cent were aonsidererf. were those of small traders, whose capital TH> Senate on the XBth refused’ooucurronee wan 1cm than $5,000. Canada had 20, an (b tbe Hoose resolution for an adjournment to January’ 4. A aecrel scaaion was held to TREATY WITH SAN DOMINGO. eoaslder the resoluUou opposing th* expuditton to Nicaragua. Tbc-re being no quonuu orexint, an adjournment to tho 22d waa orOSbrvd Amerima ladaatrtea. ffMad....In tbe Houro a bill was paaaed ■ j. **-*■ “ppjrti ,. w New York, Dec. 19.—The Htmld pub­ ' January . onni-re'- lishes the fall text of the San Domingo After dc-liute on ih<- Inter-State <-’-----------bib, a a»u»Kwi to Ktrike out the at-ctam pro­ treaty and says in regard to U: "All tbe hibiting ndlnwute from charging a gruatrr euBUtetwHloft for th. rt than for tong freight coirunercial advaatages ace not only re­ tend* Vf defeated An adjournment to tbe is SUb w« ordered, with an umlerwtandlngthat tained. but uvery encouragement oouk-ettUvc adjournment* tor throe day* «t given for the Introduction of American • OaHt wimld be Liken until January 6. nuyiufac.turvr, and fadurtritM. Our legalleuder standard of gold and silver Illlnot. Finance*. Is to be the standard of tbe Dominica, i»rHW(JFir.lA>. lit, Dee. Ii—The biee- and tribunal arbitration is to be constituted ntai report of State Treasurer General J. C. fortiie settlement of every dtajmle which f^Hh to lbs Governor shows the amount of famU ta the tauawry October 1, 1882. to rorolpto /rourt tb« fry-w <*■ The Weevtt. . Dr. Harris says that these insects are effectual!v deatroyod by kiln-drying tbe wheat. Tiro gnun that is kept cool, well ventilated, and frequently atoved, to said to be free front their attack: also, by winnowing and shifting rice in the spring tlie beetles can lie separated, and should be Intjnedintoly gathered and destroyed. Curti> stales that plac-' fog the grain in close cellars is the, worst, of ail proceeding. «« tbe weevds de­ light in darkness and being und xturbed. He retxHutneods frequently stirring or turning aver tho heaps of wheat; he also says that the scent of spirits of turpentine or tbe fuimu of sulphur did not appear to incommode the insects. In an experiment tried, the odor of a few drops of eldorufomi killed both Jarva anti weevil in some closely-corkod bottles of samples of wheat In the agricultural department: the same being opened a year afterward retained the s«ent. Benzine would perhaps have the same effect and be much cheaper, but most probably would also impart a nauseous Uvde and smell to the grain. Wheat kept in tnttles thus treated with chloroform lor a week germinated when planted. Curtis says trial the tarvie, as well as the weevils, are destroyed at one hundred and ninety degrees Fah­ renheit, but it also scorches the grain; and that a room tillml. heated to one hundred and thirty degrees by hotewater pipes, has been constructed in Madeira, which answers every nur|>ose,. and wheat subjected to this idgh tempera­ ture vegetated in the ground. He also says that fleeces of wool laid on the grain heaps attract nnd kill the insect*. A larger weevil called the hunter wee­ vil has been much complained of in certain localities as rating the leaves of corn. A very similar insect is found near thePedee River, in SoutiiCarolina, the larva of which fowls in the stalks of corn, thereby destroying tbe plant The weevils inhabiting nuts, acorns, chineap inn, and* chestnuts are distinpjlshed by their very long, projecting mils or trunks. The egg is depositor in the young fruit and the grubs are found in the interior. The pea weevil destroys the interior substance or future seed, leaves of the pea.' seeds of locust, and other leguminoii* plants. Tbo egg is deposited singly in punctures made by the fetualu on the pod. Thu larvn-, when hatchwl, penetrate through the pod and bury themselves in the pea o|»posite tho |Hincture, where they eat the interior of the pea. About tho only certain mode of getting rid of these in­ sects when they once infe*t rice, grain, or nuts is to sell or get rid of the stuff. The remedy raoomnwn'icd to our cor­ respondent is undoubtedly good, but even that at times may.prove inefluctual. —American Grocer. ' _ a F © NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES Offices in Case Library Block. Next to Poetoffice, Catarrh, Diseases of the Throat, Lungs, Kidneys and Bladder, Female Complaints, as well as all Nervous and ' Chronic Diseases Successfully Treat­ ed Upon the Latest Sci­ entific Principles Of the a'uve MEDICAL INSTITUTE, on account of hta incraMinff practice in Hastinw, Mich., will make hh next vialt on SA TURDAY, January 10th, 1885, and remain one day, at The Hastings House, taan Diseases of th Throat ui Lugs, Kidaeys ui Bladder, Nervous and Chronic Diseases. R. ALBERT has had twenty yean’ experience In hosnltah and private praeUee, Is a rentar uUe of the must eminent Medical Ctolfegesoftlw United State*, and riv«hl«*pee^ *teno the treatment of oil forms of Nerroas and (.hroulc Diseases, Blood Foteon. Skin blsraoei. Dlsearos of tbe Bladder. Kidneys aud other orw»: Rhmumlism WeakneiK. Nervous and Gene­ ral Debility, Mental and Physical Prostration.Broken IXiwuCoostltution^Btotebe*.Nervammijs, 1 -imueM of Sight, Cough, IndtaMUoa. Dwpondeuey. Confusion of Ideas, Averaion to So«*rtY. D*froll vc MetnoryTete., suocesafully treated and permanently cured by remedies that are not In­ jurious. NERVOUS DEBITJTY—Those •nfferinx from Nervous Debility, toe symptom* of which are a dull, dtetresrod mlt»d. which unfits them for performing their business and social duties, make* Imppy marriaicBS ImpoMlble, distresses tbe action of the heart, causing flushes*f heat, depresalou of spirits, evil (orrbodings, cowardice, fears, dreams, short breathings, mrtaneboly, tire easy of company, and have a preference to be alone, feeling mm lired in tbe morning ms when retiring, lop^ mannood, white bone deposits In the urine, nervousness, trembling. confuMonof thought*, watery and weak eye* dyspepsia, vonsUpntion, paleness, pain and weakness in the limb*, etc., should consul: Dr. Albert Immediately and be restored to health. ‘albcbt lka houtc." CIHAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE CABLK, K. ST.^OHM. rrw. a oai CHICAGO. DR. ALBERT has discovered the greatest cure In the world fur Weakness of the Baek and Limbs. General Debility, Nervousness, Languor, Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation of th* Hrart. Timidity, Trembling. Dimness of Sight or GtadlueM, Diseases of the Head. Throat. Nero or 8kin, iwtwlt fevlnx >-.« <raft Irt u>rn.dltk«a Affections of the Liver, Lungs. Stomach and Bowels-Uinse terrible disorders which unfit the pamortgage nrcutol by Albert Aduw ai Ueut for business or other duties of life—blighting their most radiant hopes ot anticipations, reo derlug marriage Impossible. * YOUNG MEN who have become the victims of solitary vice, that dreadful and deslriietive In Uwofltoe of the Register oIDm^ habit which annually sweeps to an untimely grave thousands of young men ol exalted talent and rorted Barry roun», Mirblcsn, on the MM dM brilliant intellect, may call with full confidence. Marah. 1K75. iu Uber r3” of Mortgaae* on n MAKRIAGE—MARRIED PKRBONH. or young men ronUuiplaUnr marriage, aware of n»*l- 72 by which def suit thepower of rale reSMU cal Weakness. Loss of Procreative Powers, impoten- y, or any other disqualifications, speedily rc* <w procnedtags in law or eanity havtag llered. He who places himself under the care of DR. ALBERT may confide tn his honor s* a gen­ stltated to recover the debt te-enred by tleman and confidently rely upon his skill s* a physician. mortgner or any part thereof, and We WW eight hnudtv>d and thirty BAMbORGAN AL WEAKNESS Immediately cured and full vigor restored. This dlstreoaina rffilrtlon one thousand being now etaitnW to be cine upon sail —which renders life a bufdeu and marriage In ixmeible- 1s the penalty paid by tbe riclte of Im­ dollars mortgage Notice ► thereflfre given that said proper Indulgence. Young |>ecsons are too apt to commit excesses from not being aware of tbe mortgage will he foreclosed by a sale of tae dreadful consequences that cnsne. Now who that understands the subject will deny that procre­ ation Is lost sooner by those falling Into Improper habits than by the prudent? Besides beingds- part tbecwi.lo-wU; AUthe WcwlMta prtved of tbe pleasure ot healthy offspring, the most serious destructive:symptoms of both mind bind situated in the township ut Ifonc. and txxlv arise. The system becomes deranged, tee physical and mental functions weakened. county. Klchigsn. vte. ■ ttw r*»l h*H i Loss of ProcrewUve Power. Nervous Irrttlblllty, Dyspepti*- PalpttaUon ot tbe Heart, Inillgestton, Constitutional Debility, Wasting of tbe Frame. Cough, Copsuuiptlon and Death. ' A CURE WARRANTED—PERSONS RUINED In htmlth by unlearned pretenders, who keep them trifling month slier month, taking poisonous and Injurious compounds, should apply Imme­ diately. REMARK ABLE CUBESperfected. In old eases which have been neglected or urwkilifully treated. 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Inasmuch as foe har­ bor of Sainana will eventually become Ibe Detroit. Mien. rtlw > arauga to the l*»ciflc, and this harbor will, B to believed, under the. .benefit* u( web treaty as now awalta ratification, be aAio tbe a... A -- 1 —.. Lmmi yonahealy ...oa. DR. ALBERT’S Cleveland Medical Institute, E. S, PIERCE, UNDER �AN A8YLUM H0RKOB. RAItMNa A OOURT-HOUae. IDLE TOtLEM. Burning of an Institution for Mate Orphans at Brooklyn. a Horxxi.s ujrr. ' BMMMu.rx, Dee. 19.-Tbe<^ti»olk- Male Orphan Aaylnnt wax Ininuvt Thursday after­ noon, the lire omming a giml panic among the hundrods of little inmates, Ono ut the Biktara in chugu foil (rum a thlni-idory window, being iatally injured, and two boys also were badly bun. uno by falling MIX1 tbe other by jumping from a window. Kaan are nxpeMed that nane of the chil­ dren |M>riNhed in the flame.. tabled that a terrible loss of Ufe attended tbe burning of tlnx orphan asylum Thursday night Tire sisters tn charge of theaaytnm wire of tbe opinion at first that all the chib dren had been saved. Iton-t who had witnessed the tire from the str rts declared the workmen engaged in, excavaVug the njiBB of the laundry iiad been at wont but a uhori time yesterday morning when they foand the remains of nine boys and two wareen. Who tho ini ter were is not known,' bat as Thursday was visitors’ day It is thought they may be two strangers. At a tater hour two more ixxli-s were found, and shortly after still another two. It is hapcMaffile to identify any of tire bodies, as they are all so charred and blackened as to be utterly unrecognized. All day the work­ men tolled among -thp debris until .eight oMock last night. when tlie inteneo cold prevented further operation. IL is now certain that other victim-* are iu the ruins. Just how many lives were lost will probaldy never be known. There art-, inlasing about 120 of the 800 children iu Um building at tiiu timeot the fire, and tlie po­ lice have tlie greatest difficulty in tnani; them because a number of tlm boys are in­ terested ta keeping out of sight so ns to avoid farther confinement. Many of the chil­ dren were totally bereft of. relatives •r friends. aud no one appears to take proper interest In looking them up. - The rtatt rs of the institution seem confused at* to tlie numlier awl names of the children ta their charge, ami give the poller, little i. help lu the search. Not a few of tlie chil­ dren arc supposed to have wandered away to the outskirts of tlie city and prished in the bitter cold that came so .suddenly Tues* dajtnlght A large number of men will t»e employed In the rains to-day, searching for ffie orphan dead. ■ ■ At’ tho time tlie fire began the larger boys in the Institution were playing ta the court­ yard, making sleds and snowballs. It was visiting-day. and many parents of the chil­ dren had <»ine to see them. About thirtyfive children were in Um, infirmary, on the second floor, under tlie care of Sister An­ thony. (hr tho floor above were twentyfive more children suffering from sore eyes, under the charge uf Stater Mary Josejihlne, who was similarly afflicted. In the laundry were Mrs. Feencr, the laundress, axsintanl laundress and Sister Clement They noticed a smell of burning rag: in tlie drying room, aud on o|Htning iu <Joors a cioml of . inoke poured (Hit Tne cry qf ••lire!’’ was raised. The boys ta the yard took it up and Sister Anthony, in charge of the sick ones in the infirmary, beard tin alarming yell, and soon saw a black cloud of sim>k<* welling from tho windows beneath. In tinroom of which she luui charge of seven helpteM littio cripples were iu bed. Throe she vaiiAed the atrongret of the hoys to take ta tlrnir itnw. and, haviun tmuitaifrr charges form In line, khc nmnwd th^uf-«afely out of the burning taiitdhig. (hi the fl'sir above, where hnlf the blind children, to the nuinte rof twenty-live, were under the riiarge of Slater .Ivtcphtac. a ACuneofthu nuad tenible paii'r. ensued. The fcar-atrieken children ran nlaMil the room calling for help *kHm* ruklual'downutulw In tlie blinding sinokn, others in’their frantic fear h'u^lled In ennu-m • from whh-li tlkny were rescued, nnd others Ih-d tn tin-, roof. The unfortunate Sister Josephine, having lost ail control of tlie children under her care, and her soml-blindtM-M tatsmlted by tlie clouds o.’ aoioku that tided the stair­ ways sod rooms, nrduti for safety to tlie rorf, wlity»ta« appeared in tlie midst of flmne and smoke .nailing loudly on the sprcisUirs for help A 'fireman lying oil the roof of the main liullding attempted to swing hh* nvon-ojit U> tho hnp rihvl sister. Tho find and* s'.roiu! attempts were tartueoesaful*. the cn<l of the coat tidl short. Ho retuig the coat a third tinni, and its edge just toudied tin- roof of the building. The Bister sprang and grasp-d it. Fur a mumeat it seemed as if her life wa» saved, and tbe crowd cheered lustily. She swung mi instant lu tlie air between tho two build­ tags, then tier grasp relaxed, and she fell to the ground, dying soon nftenvurd. A ixiy and a woman were now seen on the roof of the building. Three ujen plai-cd a ladder against tin* wall, but it did not • reach within five feet of the rouin. On ot the men mounted tlie. ladder and the little fellow leaped into his arms and wm* saved. The woman looked to the ladder and Uhu to the fbois-s utudually upMoachtag. Tlie bystanders yelled to her to keep her cunritge up. She looked into the burning building, as if fascinated by the fire, and commenced edging away from tlie ladder. Suddenly the flumes ehot un beneath ber feet, and, with a wy of agony? she fell backward Into the Mazing inabs. With s crash the roof foil • j*fUTwnr l. and mkhi the entire buikifag was . Johnny Ryan, a little fellow Mvrn yeaia ’ old, attempted to e«cai»e by climbing down the water-pipe. The pipe gave wav, and Im was borne to the hospital with hh skull fractured. . Naw York, Dec. 22.—All. day tbe rain m*d alect pelted down on tin* iec-covured rutas of St John’s Home, In Hrooklyn, and ' • titottBkuds of people iiraved tjic stonn l«i watch a dozen men patiently picking at die bricks and rocks and timbers, search­ ing for tlie bodies buried beneath. Work owixmI at dark, aud no mure taidie* were found. The d<wd numlier twaity-five, of which twenty-two were chit dren, two unknown adults, and Sister ' ^QMphiM. __ -_______ _ .... CmcAoa Dec. TJ.—In the United Slate* circuit Court iwnily «L W. Doane & Co. were restraint1*! by Injunction from sidling aertnln real rotate levied upon nndur a State Court Judgment of over ?W.Wtt which they had rocovwud agstln-4 the tlrmuf Bolus, >av &• Cunkey. The real estate wus owned by one mernlmr of lite firm. .lodge Greruijun took f he ground that under the llilnoia BtatahM a debtor ran not cwifces judgment to favorite creditor*, thereto/ leaving others l.Ev, Mlnu., u«.. 28.-Friday morning at seven o’clock an anued mob of one hundred men, mostly from Wilmot, a small town in the southern part of the county, attacked Uw couft-houao to this place, tbo county seat of Roberta Connty. broke ta every door, and removed the county safe. Not.being fully mtlKtied with tbe largo rote, tbe mob attacked and curried off all U*e ITivate propirty they could find. Few pe*»l’lc were •dlrring when the nmb arrived. Sheriff Ctunmingu attempted to resmd the mob, but was hnmediatelv covered with a dozen Winchesters. The Traverae men, not wishing to see blood shed, made no resistance. The mob remained about an hour and then left with the county safe and all the private property they conld find. Tn vyr.uy., D. T., Iter, M.-A spy wbo lias ju*l arrived from Wilmot says a confer­ ence of one hundred and fifty men was held ta Maun a office at Wilmot, tlie. chairman of wbldi, standing on top of tho stolen safe, said tiie (»mhinatton of the safe had been tetecraidird for. and If not received by Sunday morning the sate Wu„M be blown open, and he asked the question: “ Wluu shall we do if the books are not hi the safe?” A motion was made and car­ ried, anild cheers and howls, to go to Trnvetwe and sack nnd burn every teiikling and hang every num found. Everv man at tho meeting was armed with Wlnrhodera, and shot-gun-s aud on receipt ot the news in Traverse tho offlcura ordered the women and children to leave the town, and *1 this wav­ ing tiicy are rapidly doing no. Tlie mob la'not expected to reac h here uirn h before dark. .Buildings arc being banieaded and tiie county la being scoured for anna and men. Coven km Pfcrce will have troo{» here by tills evening, but they alw may be too late. Tbe officers here are cutil and will make du* mmt of trm eirenutrtanete. Goveroor Pierce has tehxr.iplus! the. Sheriff to call on every man. in the cauity to come tn his assistance, and note every one who refiw:-s, of Bradftnel'ji space with the resttibi ot a most 1 teadtag manufacturiuK Industries of tbe United Slates The in'idirics embrace twen- Virginia. Kentucky, Missouri, and all north thereof. .There b‘ad iieen a general reduction of wages In industrial lines varying from 20 to 25 per cent, and. In some instances, to 30 pw cent, taking the year through. It some lines tiie reductions are as low as K to 15 per cent Skilled workers In special­ ties are exempt or partially exempt frou tins. Tlie reduced forces at work range from 33 per cent al some points among iron workers to an average of ao per cent (against 1880) for the Statee .reported, to 19 per cent, among glam-workcra; 17 per cent, among tobacco ojK-rativcs; to per cent, woolen goods; H per cent, boots and shoes; and tSK per eent among cotton workers. Tlie reduc­ tions referred to do not include the shrink­ age of clerical forces ta mercantile houses. Among industrial wage-earners the rod no­ tions in wages have b,-eu great where tliere have been no imlustrial organizations or weak one*. It must not I* overlooked that a cuwdderable bhare of the number reported now out of work will soon be busy again, stoppages of mills and factories In various lines being customary at this s. is as follows: Never was there seen in Prairieville a Larger, Better, more Useful, or More Carefully Selected Stock of gENTLEY BROS. 4 WILKINS’ Holiday Goods! WAGONS! Each One Warranted! Than may now be seen upon the Shelves and Coun­ ters at the Store of M. J. GOSS & CO PRAIRIEVILLE. New England. O.MU K<-w York . Hi I immo! COLLAPSE OF A NEW HOTEL. New JcnM.y. Pconsy Irnnta. tn... Mary land .. . irMxw .'Moil Virgtuia .. .. 5.00'' «U* Wc*l Vtnrtnlu 14,411 2J»0 Ohio IM.6. V I£1JU. New OMl.EAX-q Lu. Dec. 82.—Yester­ <rj.Ms Indiana...... day OMiming the framework of a lnrg« hotel Mtohlgun .... 77JWI ......... !41.T*-| being constructed near the Exposition llllnoR Minnootu . . SLtfttl 8u3*>t grounds tell with a grant marii. burying In . NntHWokn und 4.aw; MtuMiuri S4.00.»| ite rotas a number of men working Kentucky .... :r..:t-i on the roof. killing one, fatally ............... wounding another, and badly injur­ TQtab............. 2? I Buyers are Invited to Call and See Of tlie numlier reported displaced by the , ing a third. Tlie Imfcd was being con­ Them. deprresion In trade. Ire* than 18,000 Is re- | structed of iron, and was five hundred fet t ported dim to Strikes, or about ’5 :H0 per ! long -and oiw hundred wide, and was to cent, in the seventeen leading industrial j contain live hundred room*, it was being clticti the number reported dlxp used with . built by trNew Orleans comp-viy for tbe ac- by striking b 177,115. or nearly 56 per cent j co-ainodatkin of visitors to tlie Ibcppattfon. of the total reported. They are distributed | * The foundation hud sunk somewhat, and * as follows: number of Uie iron plllnra were, out of line. Forty or fifty workmen were put to work to sUvugtimn tliem, several being on the Crrtai. roof, abotit fifty feet from die ground, while others were bncine up tho guys, pre­ paratory to pulling the ptllnis into position. A strong wind was blowing at the time. .VUBIl 24 Albert* Fiwse, Jiuuea Carroll and Frank Philadelphia. mom n tireen, a'negro, were at tile, aouthern eml of <*hlca*n W.4I5 ltJ,4m» 13 Kin LW 7 »-W ; the topf. Suddenly the atnicture began to Boston 2.UW 3S-10 Wb keep a Full Stock of Everything Halt! n>or» coMaprttv Green jumped from the roof ns ODointMdl---- ................ .hm: 4A»H M3.IU I the rafters began to move. In hl« dost- nt Brooklyn that enters into a house, from 4J*W 1113-10 | <7.56; lie struck nn iron pillar and was du Lnals.. . «.«r. tSTO 0 4-10 I thrown under- tlie falling thubw, his Fltteburwb Troyano rlctalty. . . A'.CM head w.ui laid open, and when bls body was (TJ.'Vciland and rldnHy. taken util uf the wtcck be was dnad. Frees* Faterroo Kn allto jumped as the building began to fall, lluflam........................... n.uiJ but was carrlethjtown ta the ruins and re­ Loulsvillo...................... Kitaj Wva <e ceived internal in juries which are pro­ , Detroit Richmond nor.; VMl iS nounced fatal. Carroll was severely hurt. Wheeling ;k Afiiri •-’.awl _ .Several other working were silghlly In­ fckiw'lifMuirir _ Totals Touvia ................ .......................................................................... . .. jured. As the south end of tlie building gave way. other portions followed, until Tho employee in bntt fumacre, rolling | nearly 'iwcpthirtis of the rtrurture wm« piled mtlls, steel works forges and bloomorkw. | in a confused ficnppu the ground, it will foundries, machine and loeoiqolivc works ; requite a week or ten days, perhaps longer, in the United States to 1880 numbered 421,­ 000, and in tile Stater, report til above W8,to raise the framework again. 000. Returns indicate that at least 80,000 ; 1 of such operatives have been dispensed | witii, or 20 6-10 per <vnt Of operatives r\f Onr Own Mak’P PrrrtmtiitoH, Pa., Due. M.—Natural gaa on clothing In 3i«w York. Sew England, kJUT V7\\ D IVldKe, basbecn playing havoc at different pUwcsio I Pennsylvania and Ohio at least M.Western Pmiiwyivania withlii Ufe pu-d thir­ 000 fewer are at work now than a year ago. Ab low as can be I-ought in any com­ ty hours. Iteporta of jmtploslons .iltended or over twenty-seven per rent of those in peting market in the State. 1880. On cotton goods the decline in the with fata! ami serious result* have been number of o|»crativesln New England. Sow ' received from Butler and Washington, York. New Jersey and .Pennsylvania is 30,-. j ' while in tills cily# n^mllding on Magee 00U. or mwlj twelve and one-half per cent j street, occupied by 11. Studt as a gro­ of the Urtal In 18W. On woolen graxta the de- • cery store, was complntely demolished i-Hne In Now EitglondJiewYork,New Jersey ! hurt evenlug. At Washington. Pa., the and Pennsylvania b* about 24.000, or sixrwddeiL-e uf William Rnlx- was jmrtiv teett per oral, of tl>« total four year* ugo. Ixjbts and shoe*, * . shoes, so far as detailed, there then' ' wrecked and Itabr, his wife nnd child in­ In boot* 48,ooo fewer operativea at work than And Satisfaction Guaranteed. jured so badly that all have since died. At _ ’^’years ..... /wnnn t»m«iiarllv . ago *(8.0<X) temporarily in , Butler tliu tine hrick. residence of .John rour Gates was entirely demolished and the New England), or uboiil fourteen per cent J J” ,K’.^£f | family, consisting of himself, wife and four fewer than in 1«8«- .This ________________ -■ children, all grown up. wore buried in tlie ever, relatively ires depressedi timn tho nth-I era spiriftKl’ In In New New York. York, Pennsylvania, Pemwylvanta, j debris. Fortunately the entire fondly were .vHaneriflMl. are rerrccued wittaqat baviiig Mutained fatal inite • Ohio, and Kentucky tliere juries, ♦Ithuijgii ail were more «>r 1iHM.eeri* iMWttsl 1S.000 fewer employe, of to­ or about 17 otudy hurt. i.• ; biiec*. mimnufactarars. . per cent of tiie total in 1W0. In Paterson. J • N. J., their are 2,000 fewer silk operatives SpmKUFfltttat HL. Dec- 22.- With re-I tU work, or aix*nt W j»cr *i:nt. of tlie whole “0. In r.nl to to the UM. corn tllhMih. tor In ik IW. le Pennsylvania, Peon»rlvm.«, Ohio Ohm and end gard corn rtop cYop M of Illinois for 1MH U0M tbe H10 f number in J We are making three Hl widths of Tire: Building Material! Sill to Ridge Board. BEHOLD! WBat AFVill It Be? A A A A Sled or a Pair of Skates for the Boy? Doll or Dishes for the Girl? Set of China or Glassware? Book, for Juvenile or Adult? Large Stock. Useful and Ornamental. Doors, Sash & Blinds, BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS, Michigan Central . ^^rs^Kn«s. I Department has Ute following to say: me । about fWlt ,jf tbc hrtll| employed In Mjartmi was favorable for tint Luring the crop, | lgM0 which b somal and of superior quality. and > S /he MARKET markets. has been guihered and -tored -in g<«»d condition. The tow prk» "BV8 ,n' duced farmer.14 to hold the crop as far as U vs ATOCK-AMttte............... their means will partnit. Tho area of the Rbeup................ .................... late crop Is AWM.’»I9 nercs. which ► irja FLOUlS^riood »iiiolce.’. A • than tiiat ol any yrerrfbqr >'**^*h** Fawurta...... ..................... The aggnswtr coni crop for the . Into fur WBKAT-No.r Red.................. NcxSAprUur . ............. . IM4 to 207,MAflW Ig^liclA and exeOedA the COHN ......... -................... corn crore «f «b« three yuan* preccilmg by 0ATB-Weeteru Mlsed Manty to thirty millions of bosheis. Tim average price bo-tael of <*>m in the first FUBK-Meos ....................... LABl> Htoaro----- *................... hand Is Sported to be 29 «nta. Tbe VHBK8B...- .......................... for coni hnve not ruled so tow in Uta* Blncc ISflO. excupt '» 1877 BKB VBH-Extra .................. ITZB. • Choice (loud . .. Could Not Lto" Without Her. 1 25 Medium..... CincAtMi, I»w. ft-A polloeinia Butchers Stock...... Inferior aty, Charlo- I'. MmWWiUIiI. bHOCIV-Urv Oood to Cbotae eMiMdlMtmrtwl »wor the lllnw-ot hU-lfe The Niagara Falls (Rouia. , WM with a n-«h«r. In twenty minutes. Her >hwth followed , • _ HAl.TiMOKr., MtL, Div. FA Edward G1V tlngs wax yententay literacy, carried into the Criminal Court room tasro to r®oujv<' sentence ot five yeai’M for awm. U»e J««® urtering to sign s petition fur Mrdou. 1 *»« prisoner frint/d. mid became a empse soon after leaving tlm .'ail. .- RATtOHa. CiarvKrjtN»», Q.. Doc. 22. —Tim lallnre Grand Rapids t». MMdtovffia........... grtag-................. tlkough ibe AhMd-- probably will cover oil liabllitii*. which will unKmnl to about ItTO.OOO. Tbe firm daiim* that die rtwl estate aikl chattel propwl.'*. * BAST UBBKTT. .................................. ’ Good MA Ln MOHR Thousand in Use IN BARRY COUNTY. These Stoves are for Sale only by H. A. Goodyear & Sons IZ.4S MUe uBapida B S 5SM lx*ro<l........... hard-’’team.,........................ Flouring Common tfsants.FrucHW—. ........................ over ■«£ HI bk(5»m*&hw-......... Prif-Wortefig .......... Curpvt *n,i Hurt-....... — - • ( Is the only stove in the market mounted with Boiler Iron. Taktn* rftect Nov. 300. IM*. RGNA-Frcsb................ FUWK-Wtater............ Hpr1n<...v fMirnta . .. ••• y-• GHAIN- WTteal. NA t. Hye. No S...... .......... Made by P. D. Beckwith, Where you will find a full line of JEWEL STOVES aU__ RANGES, also the celebrated PARIS RANGE. GRANO RAPTOR tMVlBlOB. <h. imrthlt I TrUNteM CHRISTMAS occupied isgg*-. ss �' - ------ - -------------------- 1----------------------------------------- ----------- ------------- r not have much money, she betrayed I BABY’S ADVENTURE. THE MEW REPORTER. TREE PLANTING. him into the hands of ber confederates, --------who held him for a ransom. If ber , Vba CoMte»»athM» that r»»n»d when thr ’ the WwrM. victim proved to be well supplied With | Hrtlr lhe Haavahald Wa Miwlag. reopte. The mode of fewmaiion and growth Camel steering requires no appren- cash he usually met a violent death I Thu eons tarnation of a household . Altimagh a great deal ifra been writ- | hair fa now so well known that <*«*»• of stain and into the editorial itiorahip. Anybody can do it at tlie within twarrty-hrur hours. Leaving' a j where the baby is moruufb of 0]| ha ten about tree piantiog and its nil*- I ■»-— —<----------------- — •*first trial nnd a lifetime of practice will town Mon Jaytawi in con>n.ny with \ riirn}*. whM tb»l b.Lr I. miMin- *t tions to the rainfall at a country, atill can>c of Laid nets. It is produced by a hfa cigarette. • two trnvclore whom she had marked tv... W(,c;n> mnmttHr not make any appreciable improve­ for robbery, rite would coyly accept .T, jA* moremg h<mr can be there does not ra yet amua to be failure of normal nutrition 1b toe “Have y»« got ffar find” he gasped; ment ;n hfa form.. 'If doeile means too customary innocent attentions ___ ^i.i_ - • Pne<-at i• J,nn l rather than described. At enough importance given to the sub- papilla1* at the base of each hair foUiefa. etupid the camel fa docito. Otherwise ■ -heir Uud«7Iid“poriiap* **t **family family summering summeringat at aLouglsk aLonglsF jectliy toe Government or by the peo­ _V ..BH ?ndnige - .in *a I ile eiWt liuftoMuet work bring dune in the ’ No, we hadn't gnt tor. fire. The new ,. means dfanlo—very much little conversation' with them An I — *—•* resort thinks —no -j- words can paint ple. In many countries and districts capSBric.". which -ere hero richly di»Jhc fa h., by n no i and reporter seemed pm out because vrwrythe contrary. He Wdee no heed of his hour later, when well ou the journey, 1; the agony of suspense for abonr Aye wbicli once were oelehrated for their tn’buted, the celk which ooHstitate a {rider, pays no attention whether he be watching her opportunitv, she would minutes when it was .supposed the bihv xertUity, agriculture can not now be hair toalt are not formed in their due ’ITn new n porter always thinks for a on hfa t ::rk or not, walks straight or. draw two revolvers, and*before they was lost, abducte-1, or had eloped, ft. carried ou at all on account of the when enet! net going, merely becmMO could detect her movement, lodgu a seems that this infaut waa one uf tho«e diiuiuiBlied rainfall, consequent on de­ proportion, the old shaft tons feebly week or two that hfo energy and new hcxis too stupid to turn aside, and if bullet in the book of each of them. sustained becomes loose ijnd drops methods of coUenung news are going wakeful little beings who won't stay nuding toe country of furcate aud bush. anything tempts blm out of tlm path The driver, busy with his team, and aslorp, and every iirtkuuwntoniother- For instance. Palestine, the northern away, leaving nothing in its place.. to reform the paper, and make half toe be eoutinuos to walk on in the new di­ perhaps paid not to be too attentive to hood han to bo Hmployed to keep him shores of the Mediterranean,Greece and This failure of nutrition may have a <4d-timcnj reriru through chagrin. rection, simply beonuto he is too dull what w as .guId gon behind hhn, would quiet until the elder members of the parte of Spain. The mountains of Es- sudden cause, of which the effect will He blnatarud indignantly: “I bebeva to turn hack into the right road. riot disturb her. With ber booty se­ houHehold seek repose, and all is still tremadura and Murcia have been be but temporary. For instance, an you’d dt there and let toe’etty burn up Neither attaehmont nor even habit im­ cure, nhe would take her own "time for tbe night. . When everyone ia in stripped of the forc-t.x and there ta uow attack of typhoid fever often leaves toe There’s a tremundom fire at Emt proves him. In a word, be ta aervice- about leaving tho stage, always waiting bed this year-old monkey beliaves with no rain there for eight or ten months, pnpillas of the w.-alp so much enfeebled Buffalo. Tbe sky ia all red.” ablo by stupidity atone. This may until a point convenient to tb’c fratnras The “Pleaae look after it. Mr Verde.” admirable propriety until tho find which forbids -agriculture, while Cata­ that rapid baldness ensues. seem’ a'harsh description, but deplora­ of some uf her confederates was ' streak of dawn, when he w sure to bn lonia and Valencia are covered with papilla, however, still retain -their vi­ said tb^city editor. ble to say, the criticism ta well within reached. T& sew reporter acted m if be up and. doing, much to hin "parents' wood and possessa motat and productive tality, and as tlie system regains ite the facts, for the animal appears to be It wra known that the highways were discomfort. soil. Prof. Lindley observes of Mauri­ r '.reugth toev quicklv recover their po­ thought sjx m.m at least—of toe ordi­ t , so completely unintelligent anil withnl infested by robbers, and it was not nary, plodding kind—would have been The other, morning his mother waked tius: “If this island should in time be­ tent) alitv. and the hair comes again, ho p.-rverae in ite dullness, that in toe thought strange 'that an occasional to find the sun shining brightly through come barren, it will undergo tbe fate perhaps thicker toau before. detailed to work up toe fire. He turid Rast the word “camelfahnew” fa a murder wra perpetrated, but the simi­ tlie curtain, but not a sound from the ■which usually attends tiie dottructkin In the same manner certain cutane­ nothing, but gave the telephone a rrnonym for thtek-headed obstinacy. larity between several eases noon at­ restless occupant of the crib beside her or absence of forest in countries ex­ ous affections may cause toe htdr to savage twist. To contend ancccesfully against tracted attention, and various experi­ bed, which was so agreeable toe turned posed to great solar heat.” Blanqui fall by an action on the napfflie which “Hello, Central. Where’s toe Are’ this prodigiouB. persistent and ments led to the discovery that a on the pillow and slept again. Pres­ says of tbe Cape Verde Islands: “The is but temporary; in spen caaes recov­ Don’t know? (xoto vooe: you take toe invariahle atuphlily constitutes, woman, operatingfirston one road and ently the servants began to stir about, terrible droughts which devastate them ery, perbajis with asristance, pcriiap« cake, auro—the Central Udepboau therefore, the whole art of then on another, was at the bottom of and then the nurse tapped at the door must be attributed to the destructien of without it, fa possible. In the great office hadn’t heard of it, and han East camel riding. The trained “riding them. The plausible stories told .by to take young master to be bathed and forests. On the other hand, in South majority - ’ -**-r of instances, however, where Buffalo's in a blaao!) Say, hello there! camel," as dfatingnishod from the the drivers served to mystify the officers dreaned. when, lo! the nest was empty. America the appearance of forest on. the head is bald toe failure of nutrition ■rive me fire hcaidrniiirterH.’’ baggage beattv, bra only one pace, a more than anything else, ’they always No baby with soft brown curls was cleared land waa followed by a rising of each papilla; x-_-_ -------------------has come on so gradu­ trot and the rider has merely to bold asserted that highwaymen bad done lying there, though, as his wicked uncle /f tiie waters of Lake Tacaragua.” aally, aud has continued so long, that box sent in the alarm on this firn? Eh? the “reins”—that fa, the cords which .the work, and if inquiry- wra said atterwurd. his bed had evidently. the papillae no longer' exists; it has No alarm? Well, won’t you telegraoh are fastened to toe end of a wooden made at one and of the route for the J>een slept in. For a few seconds dis­ tbo wooded surface bus extended and passed away by atrophy; ita capillaries out to the eastern precincts and seer* skewer which pierces the camel’s no»- woman who started it was always raid may paralyzed the ouickly assem­ the rain hra increased in proportion. have become obliterated, and even the After a moment of silence, daring tril’e—at « uniform -tension. If the that she arrived nt her destination un­ bled family, brought from the vari­ It is now double whut it waa during the follicle itself no longer constitutes a which too new reporter expreuwd bw cords are slackencd tho animal stops, molested. 3110 absence of telegraph* ous apartments by the cry of the residence pf Kapoloon.”* The same depression in the cutis, and the scalp views of the utter incompetency erf toe and the tighter they are pulled the and of any it-gular means of commu­ terrified mother, who in a flash hud authority aaya: “In Egypt recent has the smooth and shining appearance fire department, tbe telephone boll faster it goes. But a camel must not nication made it possible to keen up searched “everywhere” for toe missing pkintHtiuhs have caused rain. The which we so well recognize. tinkled. be forced beyond ita pace. A good tills deception for a long time. When child. He had been stolen, he was rainfall in Egypt was ra low Il fa easy, therefore, to see that in “Well, hello! no fire reported*'* turn­ one will go «evrn miles an hour. But the woman founds that she was sus­ dead, ho had fallen into the cistern, he ra twelve inches in a year, but such a condition as this no renewed ing from toe instrument. -'Well, five fa a fair average, and if they are pected she abandoned this plan of had—oh! where was tbe lost beir, who by plautiug some millions of trees growth of the hair ta to bo expected, doesn*l that beat all! Some day when pushed they break down—“die of a operations, and, remaining with the could only just walk about, and who by MuhomeC Ali toe rainfall has been for the' anatomical structure which there’s room I’<1 like to write up tola broken heart,” ra the natives say. robber bund to which she was attached, knew no guile lawond sticking his only brought up to forty inches. When the caused ite development and continued’ tire telegraph .service.. i’ll give 'em .Moreover, a camel forced beyond the devoted the greater part of her time to tooth in a hard green apple? While Mormons first settled in Utah they it has ceased to exit, aud the countless something to think of!” speed to which it hra been trained, the abduction of wealthy agricultur­ each nook and corner and every closet found the district barren; water had to remedies which are so freely advertised ■ “The exprowdou nf opinions is, «>breaks into a canter, and the result ists. Her plan in these cases wra very and bureau drawer was being opened be brought almost incredible distances us being able to rejuvenate bald heatfa served for the editorial side of tbe pa­ .generally, fa a speedy falh to say noth­ much the same ra in her stage robbery and looked into, the man-servant was in wooden pipes; trees were carefully arc utterly of no avail, They serve per,” replied to? city editor. “Bni ing of the fact that the motion of a can­ enterprises. First winning the confi­ seen running from the stable carrying Elan ted arid nourished with the water so only to illustrate the greed and the BumK*e yon go down on toe street r » tering camel fa amazingly disconcert­ dence of her intended victim and get­ a white bundle, with a brown head and rought. and now the district may be impudence of the inventors, as well as take md observation. The evening fa ing. If »t were possible to .imagine a ting him involved in some intrigue, shu two pink legs, kicking furiously in his termed toe garden' of the world, and fa the crednlitv of the purchaser. But early, so you aro not likely to ‘get faff, boat in a bad qrora sen “bucking” with would betray him at the proper time arms. There was a.rush to the piazza not dependent on water brought n dis­ such is the (fesire to escape the appear­ du tb<- fire.” “Getting left ta the fa e ita crew, it would be possible to into tiie hands of her associates, who and a chorus of ejaculations, and then tance, but enjoys a steady rainfall.'’ ance of. •growing old” that no ooubt noir of *h<! reporter. Great generaid, imagine the sensation of riding a run­ would spirit him awav, and presently Master Raby was embraced by as many In Ascension the replanting of a they will hold their ground for all time able diplomata, good reporters, never away camet Yet If the rider holds the open negotiations for hfa return. While arms os could get him all at once.. mountain caused a spring Which bad submit, willingly, to “ixnng left” by a to come. cords just ho as to “fed’’ the animal’s these were in progress she would be And where had no been? No one will dried up after felling toe wood to flow But now arises the question, cannot rival. • nose, of, if he cbfk&ML fastens it at busy setting her net for a fresh victim ever know exactly where he had been? again with ita former abundance, toe tbe application of the various agents to In about two minutes Mr. Verde that tension to the ponimd of tho sad­ a hundred mQcs away. for lie can’t tell, and perhaps if wood, having been cut down on the the scalp, at tbe time when toe hair fa ruiue tearing into the -nffioe. **Tho dle, 4ill will gu well. The came) will La Coramboda had many lovers, ho could .he wouldn't; but one aidee of the mountain, had dried up beginning to lose ite buhl, be of send00 heavens are all abiaac,” he panted. f-wing along over tlie wand without a many detractors; but she wra a re­ thing is certain, he managed to the spring at ita brae. The following in stimulating the follicles and papilbu “Any excitement?” stumble, maintaining hour after hour, markable womau, and died game to get out of his crib and toon out fa from “Proctor’a Light’ Science’’: into renewed and permanent vigor? To He hadn't noticed. He thought there cxacilr toe speed at which It lira been the lost She wra hovering about the of the window leading to the piazza, “We may point out in this place toe this question it is not possible, on theo­ was. But tbe fire must be among toe taught to go. Tbe Arabs reckon that San Juanaco hacienda, wito tlie inten­ and from thenoe to the stable door, important connection which exist* be­ retical grounds, to any no, absolutely; refineries. or railroad shops, or M>ntethe dromedary—for camel and drome­ tion of securing toe abduction’'of the where stood a great banket of hay that tween the rainfall of a country and the but in practical fact, that ta toe only thipg of that sort, away out in the sub­ dary are both names of toe same one­ good Don Civelo Vasqnez or one of his he had played m the afternoon before. amount of furcst land. We notice true answer to give in the vast majority urbs. humped tqieeie*—should have fivehours sons, when a dastardly fellow, who It was in this exposed but fragrant that in parte of America attention fa of cases. The cause of the falling of “What— what shall I do? Shall) nf. sleep, fivefurouting; live for “chewing had long served in her train, deserted couch the man had found him, like p; id with marked good results to toe the hair has been already stated, and safe a coupe and drive not Seneca street? ‘ the end,” and that if this allowance and communicated her secret to the Little Boy Blue, fast asleep in toe Iniluenee of forests in encouraging reasoning tells uh that oqr only hope That he didn’J. know what to do next sne wra was ! bright, dewy morning, when he -----. rainfall. We have here an instance in can be in that which can restore the was a mortifying admission to toe new is not stinted the beast will go ita best authorities. . By treachery she went pace for nine hours <.nt r»f tlie twenty- made prisoner. Ev. Her friends tried -a to take care of his horses. At first the which cause aud effect are interchange­ failing vitality, and we well know that reporter; and hb suggestion to take w four all the year round. The motion rescue. A scrimmage followed, and n poor fellow thought he was dreaming or able. Rain encourages the growth of we should not expect to secure tots on carriage ride in search of a tiro t. 'which has been so often described in bullet from one of her own set crashed going mad. aud toon be sensibly picked an abundant vegetation, and abundant any other part of the skin by filthy oils one that made the veteran rnih-oad re­ terms of exaggerated dfenomfort, fa, ra tlirough ber brain. The chains were up too child and rushed to the bouse vegetation in turn aids to . produce a anti washes. Proper cleansing of the porter yell. a fact, far. from disagreeable. Indeed, removed from her limbs. She was for au explanation. The only explana­ state of the superincumbent atmos­ scalp is as important raft b uf all other t ■•Hire a coupe?” he jeered. • Hire a if the saddle l»e only softly padded, the buried by tho roadside.—Pall Mall Ga­ tion to this strange escapade must phere which encourages the ppedpitu- parts; nothing clso should bo applied liall and invite the people to tell you ' motion becomes pleasant even to Jux- zette. tion of rain; the consequence fa that it to it but common sense. be that be was a somnambulist, where there’s a barn on fire? Hire a uripusness. nni to siiy cflbaiinacy. and that he left his soft little bed to is very necessary to check bcfvro’ it is There mm bo little question that the There fa a gentle ami regular swaying A Church-Going Dog’s Memory. Elay in the hay while asleep; but why lob late the processes which lotwl tv the continued close covering .bf the head tw>u from a Pullman ooach. Why not to which the rider, silting loose in hfa gradual destruction of furcate. If these e d M not come to grief in a big water ­ with haul aud caps la one very constant hire a balloon mid interview tbe ilknnWhen pastor in Southbridge, Mass., saddle and balancing himself by the ing trough or wander down by the Cerases are continued and toe climate cuumo of haldness. Women, in our , stirrups, adapts hi ms elf almost qi'ehau- a gentleman connected with the church beach are some of the painful conject­ become executively dry, it is al­ own communities, seldom lose their । “Oh. hold up.’’Maid toe city editor. ically, and thereafter proceeds on hfa fre<^i)-ntly called at toe parsonage, ac­ ures which haunt his willing slaves, most impossible to remedy the mis­ hair, except from sudden causes; and7 “It dnwm’t seem as easy thing to get way with complete case. companied by a dog uf rather small and make them afraid to close tin eye chief, simply because toe want of among those nations where toe head i» a*. You might call Vp sown of the To stop the camel the reins are slack­ size, which became a pet at the house. save by turns.—Borton Beacon. moisture is destructive to the trees habitually left bare or but slightly cov­ train dispatchers’ offices ut EmA Baf ened till they touch the aniiua'fa neck. He always went with his master on which mav lie planted to encourage ered, baldness ta /• practically un­ falo.” rainfall. Thus, there are few proeessesi known. At the same time the beard, Ite pan? rapidly declines and after a After a nomvwhai uncertain wrestle FLIES AND FLOWERS. down strideM or so it stands still. The Sunday to church, and would lie down more difficult (as has born found in which Is of the same class of hair ita with the telephone, Mr. Verde ront the doorway of the pew, which was word of command, spoken in the parte of bpain and elsewhere) than that of the scalp, but which w always pbrted: near the pulpit. As soon ra I com­ tcatoel's langnrge, lw it * Arabic, Egyp­ the change of an arid region into a uncovered, does not fail with age. A |-“The man at toe l«ackawaunu aroeamenced tne service the dog would in­ tian or Hindustani, soon gete the ani­ Iu describing certain “Queer Flow­ vegetation-covered district. In fact, reform lu our style of hc:id gear is very ipg savs the fire is further ea^t. He variably Htart and walk into the altar mal, grumbling prodigiously all the if toe region is one ol great extent, the desirable, but it w not at all likely to hsvm the sky h getting redder every ers, ” in the Poindar Science Monthly, •tirne. down on to ita knees, and the and to tho top of the pulnit steps, and attempt to effect such a change fa al­ be aocompltahed. minute. Prebabty Aurora is burning tliere lie down facing toe congrega­ Grant Allen mentions several which rider Hrrainblea ra best he can obt of most a hopeless one. On toe other *1*110 suggestion was some time ago up, he savs, but it isn’t quite in that tion and remain a quiet and attentive temporarily detain tiie flies that enter •the saddle. Remounting hra. with hand, too contrary process—that is to made in our columns that bald heads direction. ’ listener through tiie service As the thrqj/ One of toe most remarkable uf many camels, to be ra rapid as possible, attempt to change a climnte that ta too mi^ht pi-rhaps be covered anew with ‘\oe If you can get the offiye at I*anas t|wv a re trained to get up the moment congregation rose at the singing of the these is the wild arum, or cuckoopint, moist into one of Iras humidity—is in hair by “skin grafting,” «. e., applying ciMcr.” . lastnymn the dog would retraco his they feel tbe rider, and since the lanky general attended ' with nut much diffi­ bite taken from other sct*.l]>s and caus­ After another long and nervous ef- • steps to hw master’s pew, respectfully a flower allied tu the calls: beast often gets on its legs witK'/urThin familiar big spring flower ex- culty. A judicious system nearly al­ ing them to take root and spread. No fart toe new reporter raid: •.*! eaa’t wait there till the benediction wra pro­ ways leads to tho desired result. It doubt such bits might be attached, but: make him out.” ■prising onirkness it is noeeraary to be nounced, and then retire with his mas­ halcH udiragreeable, flwiby odor, which, ^prepared and nimble. The camel rises. appears to be generally believed that the whole mutter is merely a wild fancy .The railroad reporter skipped to Uhter. The gentleman removed to an ad­ by its meat-like flavor, attrafta a tiny »s it were, iu two motion^—the firsts a trees produce the following effects: without practical value. We can ’ ittstrument with an alacrity that was jmdden aud prodigin* I ivreh backward, joining town. Six weeks after bi* re- midge with beautiful iridescent wingx They increase the amount of rainfall. make *‘sMh grafts” take hold, bnt it fa .-liNpirionx. “Yce,” be raid, “1 get you moraT I excltangcd pulpits with his and a very poetical name. Psychoda. and toe next au equally sudden and This they probably effect thus: They only where the skin fa destroyed perfevtlv. Go ahead.” prodigious lurch forward, as each pair prator and entered the church aud pul­ As in most other cases where flies arc lower the temperature aud thus cause and toe surface raw unfi exposed, com­ Then he roaretl. “He rays,'' turning pit, not having seen him or hfa d<^g specially Invited, the cuckoo-pint fa •of legs in torn is straightened, and the moisture-laden air first to become monly rendered »<» by disease. Assum­ to the new reporter, “be says: *¥01: since ha left Sou th bridge. When.. I usiuilly a dull and somewhat livid pur­ nnh'-s.: the rider gmlis hula of tho pomvisible as clouds, and secondly to be ing that some person (toough-it fa diffi­ blunted 'fool, oidu't you ever Me the commcncud service that dug recognized ple. A palisade of hairs closes the neck 'mcl of his saddle he is ns likely ra not precipitated as rain. They intercept, cult to believe that such a person could moon rise before!’A'sy»rreii. to find the cnfiiel up ou hw legs and my Voice and scratched at toe pew <4 the funnel-shaped blossom, and re­ as It were, tap the vapor-chained be found) wbuld consent to have Ma Wmsclf left 'behind on the ground.— door to lie let uut; aud, coming to toe peats the lobster-pot tactics uf the en­ winds. They supersede the state of scaip/p-eled away in preparation for TlMTrirf. tup of the pulpit stairs, lie lay down as tirely unconnected South European London Tflcgra/tlt. tension and polarization which exists fffime tried and true is Dr. Breelow’s formerly till the (.dosing hymn, when birtba ort. Tho little flic*, entering by when an electrified cloud ta .above toe operation, and then assuming that some ’ other person could’ bo Positive Cure, which combines the good he -arose and went buck to toe pew as this narrow and stockaded door, fertil­ them by silently discharging toe found who would consent to appro­ qualitiee of all the best cough renardit* A FEMALE BRIGAND. he diiLin Southbridge. This surprised ize the future red berries with pollenelectricity. It is well known that a priate hfa own scalp to cutting out the without the defects of any of them. It the congregation, ra the dog, always brought from their last prison, and are moderate amount of rain foils upon proper bite (or the work, yet then too cures promptly, thoroughly and per­ ut churcdi. had remained iu toe pew then rewarded for their pains by a tiny the ocean far away from land, and it very best possible snecera (even theor­ manently, all coughs, colds, croup, quietly til! this time, add never went drop of honey, which slowly oozes from Few of ns have heard of La Caram- to toe" pulpit afterwaid.—Bev. 8. Curb­ may be thought by some that toe ab­ etically) must be extremely imperfect. whooping coughs. influenza, bronchitis, the middle of each embryo fmlllet ra boda, the female brigand of Mexico. ing, in CongregationalisL soon as it ta duly impregnated. After­ sence of trees gan not reduce the r in­ Thu denuded surface would heal so baaraenere, incipient consumption, and We have female brigands in Lou­ ward the pollen k shed on their bucks by fall to an amount less than toe fall at rapidly between the “grata" that no sea, which may be considered the nor­ extension on their part could fake the lunge* safe and pleasant for children. Something About Brazil. the bursting of the polfen bags; the hairs don, no doubt, but .their natures »6 mal fail. Tnat from some (cause or place, and a bead with small specks of I Tice 60 ctnta and one dollar; trial fart­ wither up, and open toe previouidy course. anti they lack that spice of The Empire of Bra*il represents oneother a less amount of rain’ may fall hair liere and there would be the only ties free of Fred’k Hotchkiss. barricaded exit, and the midges iasue romance which surround such charac­ fifteenth of the surface of the globe, upon land than sea, is evident from attainable result. “Crazy patchwork4' forth in search of a new prison and a True American men and women, ters in Mexico. They nre loo ar one-fifth uf tbe new world, and over second drop of honey, 'Qiis fa all the existence of the rainless districts fa fashionable, but tierbapfl not many home. Now, La Caramboda’s career three-sevenths of South America. Its strange enough; but stranger still. I of North Africa, Mexico and Peru. In would care to wear it in that way. The result of nil seems to be* that would furnish material tar a thrilling area fa 8,837,218 square (kilometers, strongly suspect the arum of deliber­ order to attract rain it has been shown that the surface must be covered with when baldness has come slowjy-an4_ characteristic energy, are envied by all novel. She waa as beautiful as a with a seaboard of 7,b2l> kilometers. ately hocusing ite nectar. I have often objects like trees .which produce dimin­ naturally, It has come to stay, and our nations. It’s the general use of Dr. bouri, with long black hair, brilliant Tbe country is divided Into Jwenty-one seen dozens of these tiny flies roiling ution of temperature.”—San Fran­ Harter’s Iron Tonic which brings about only wisdom fa to lie content*.—Scien­ together in on advanced stage of ineyes, a clear complexion, of command­ Srovinces, and in dfatribution of soils, these results. cisco Chronicle. tific American. • toxication upon the pvllun-coverud ing stature—in fact, a regular Venus mber and water will compare favora­ floor of an arum-chamber; and. tiie As a raindrop foretells a storm, so rfwhen in repose). But woe to those bly with toe United States. The coun­ Why Tropical Man is Black. does a pimple upon tbetouman body in­ How a Fox Stole a Baby. who came uerews her In her schemes of try- bordering tbe northeastern coast cviiL-oes of drunkeu^ess are so dear dicate health-destroying virus in the An interesting communication has fac-wl and pillage- She never forgot for many mile* fa almost impenetrable and numerous that 1 incline to believe ^oiMiiderable cxultemenl has been blood, which can Im neutralised and ex­ and - never forgave—this terrible mangrove, but is easily cultivated the plant actually makes them drunk been made to Nature by Surguon-Major pelled only by Dr. Harter’s Iron Tonic. caused lately al Kafase, a village well in order to inKurc their staggering womau!. What a chance has Ouida when cleared, and will nitae anything Alcock, on the reason why tropical known to foreigners, by the doings of Sort! We should have dubbed her a imaginable—■sugar, coffee, rice, tapioca, about in toe pcdlen and carrying a good The best on earth, can truly be said “fiend in petticoats,” but she disdained maize, plantains, fruits, vegetables. supply of it to toe next blossom visited. the lowest anitunla are generally to be a Xuk. A young well-to-do farnwr and such things :u« commonplace. Her Soma one hundred or two hundred It ts a curious fact that these two to­ hfa wife, who have a child two months of Griggs’ Glycerine Salve, which ta a sure cure for cuts, bruism, scalds, burns, robberies were lUMterpiecce ot ingenu­ miles inland from this belt you strike tally unrelated plants (birthwort nnd old, are occupying a small wooden wounds, and all other Horco. W£H pos­ ity, No two c«f them wore done in tbe toe plateaus* generally consisting of anim) should have hit upou the very ous element. Il fa suggested that pig­ bnildlug the rebuilding of their former itively cure pilHi, tetter and all .skin same device to attract insects of the same manner. Her gang, or, to speak well-covered prairies, ami fer foreign ment placed behind a transparent een- premises. One night toe wife as usual rame class (though uot the same spe ­ more politely, her male assistantH, num- settlers a more preferable country to sory •urface, such ra toe eye, mcroam* Hafsfsrtioa gaarantert or money re­ •bered many and devoted sp’rits. Chi? reside In, albeit not quite so rich. cies). The trap must have been inde­ the stimulating effect ©frays at lightfunded. Only 2S rente. For rate fir P. pendently developed in toe two cases, of her schemes was to bide her time iu Coca, from which oocoo, chocolate nnd and could only have succeeded with The well-known ubeortamt power of Hotchkfae.•ome town until she found one or two other subetanoas are extracted, flourish dull black things for heat, and toe insuch very stupid, unintelligent crea­ men of means who ware going by the on the plateaus; also coffee, maize, creraod activity of all living matter ered tonf out of tliti frail wooden doot» tures as toe flies and midges. diligent to aome distant point and fruite. manioc, a root which furnfahus Mr. Editor — I wm tedr.ced by read under the influence «f warmth, are bad been broken open. The supponithen to take passage with them. More tapioca, cotton and tobacco. The ig your paper to try Dr. Harter’s 1*^ pointa bearing on this qseation. Lu the Uou naturally fallowed that mum om —Covington. Ry., baa a dug detect­ than once she took toe driver into ber forests abound with the indi* rubber negro the pigment oelli are placed iu had entered and -skoicn the Infant. oouxwnfideacr. bat when toh could not be tree (Siphoniariratitsa), logwood, which ive. whose btuuness it fa to hunt up lost front ut toe nerve terminations, and -equentiy the father started with toe or stoten dog*, and for a conskferation n>a^ Accept my thunks. Joa. C. Jtagfa. done toe readily deceived him—or hen* the black pigment in tire akin rctnrn them to toeir ©wroth. This however. partv knows all the duga in town, and mango, tamarind, bread-fruit tree nerve vibrations that would be » ou quite friendly term* with the po«se*;ing a toft and inriKuating man(Cfratonu sibiqua), cinchona and innu­ lu a naked human fa * * a tropical sun; *o piny* tbe same — i for “lift* —The modal of no oyster Hhrll. by upward who tent Office exhibit at toe New Orloan* SHIPS OF THE DESERT. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. 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No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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